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New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
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Cincinnati. Junc a7.-Thc Ncw-forlis won their
first game from the Cinclnnais day By better all
around work. They 6eldcd without error. and their
hitting timely. Glasscock played a brilliant game
At shor and Tienan distinguished himself at the bat
The New-Yorlss started the ngetting In the first
inning, scoring three Tcrnan's triple. Glass
cocks single and by Mari and Beard Triples
by Glasscock and IIornung and iIenrys single gave
them two in the nth. A base on balls, single and
an error by McPhce nctted two more runs for tho
visitors In the sixth. Tlernan's three basgcr and
Dennys single scored their eighth and last run in
the eighth.
The CnCInnatis made run in the first on Boards
hit for three bases and IIadays safe hit on second
A base on balls for Drryca and lIalllday'S three
Dagger nettcd In the third. Nicol's triple and
Keenan, single sent a run over the plato In the
seventh inning. In the eighth Reilly drove hard
line fy 10 right centre for a home run. There were
l.3l5 persons at the games. The score was as
follows:
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Time :l9i4-9 49, . :l-a
o.3O CLASS. PIRSE
KINGMAN AND FLYAwAY WIN AGAIN.

Washington Park, Chicago, June 27.Th' races to-day
brought together good fields close finishes not in
order rain fen from the beginning Of the first race I'll
shortly after tho second and the track t.ifc heavy
Attcnd1ncc. 1000.
First racr-Two.ycar.olds, thrcc.quartors of nib
Kincman won by length Donatcllo second two lengths
from Rose Howard third. Tmc-l ljL.
Second race-lhree. ycar.od- one nile F1yaway led
the course. winning frQr, Princess Limo by length,
Amelia third. Tine-l :43',.
Ihri race-ilandicap sweepstakes mile and sixteenth
Longlght won by half length Prince Fortunatus second
length In front Of Barncystone jr. third Time i9'a
Fourth racc-Solling mile and a furong. Duke Of
Highlands beat Birthday who second, length Boaz
third, the same distance away. Time 90
Fifth racc-Mile and seventy yards. Catapa won
liornpipe second. Outbound third. Tlme-I 49,.
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TIE COMFY ISLAND ENTRIES To DAY.

ono - the most interesting and attractive cards 81 u'
rtiuc f. of I'd today. In The hrst race at -fN' IVY
on. biz ned q spruters Is announced p1t tAe prove"
ID, Tepnv VIII scare many of them ou:. il fN'e' N""n'
tccr Badge and Bclwocd run uer" VI" U' "'P
-. .ooo,d ,lace even II The first money & con.
coded t. Tenny. 80
In the June Stakes Chatham and Correction vii repre-
nt the Morris stable the glamor . unorokon success
in twoycaI-od races has been dssiI@t'a anu i. Wv
~. nav ueo,e will back La Tosca o. b,at both the
Morris pair.
In tn Spindrf Stakes Banquet, ST. John ana 'hcNa'
pea may make lively finish while in the knck'ihooH'f
uandicap Al - miles FircnA and Lone'tfet t"hosc race
vest -dav showed much improvement: over ms SnOuiO'n
forn,l NAV not DE- many lengths apart a; the 'nd'
tn, of,h race also promises nnc struggle With Loan
taxa you Beck Orfammc Eric. ~. Carlo. Cynosure ana
o.ho,. mat should run well at the weights
Here are the lists Of probable starters;
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ngton II Jersey CITY "A. pitchers-steln and Kelly

mlngton II. jersey City IA. Pitchers-Sten ana heHy'
Umpire-Nalentine.
Baltimore. June 27-Batmore defeated worcester .''
day in spirited game Owing to a sprained ankle.
Daniels unable to appear and Malone SUBSTITUTE
umprcd game In the ninth inning when the bases
were full Henry hit the ball for home run Attendance
1900 The
Worcest.r ~ 0 3 o . 0 O.
Basehits-Baltlnor 10 Worcester g. Errors-Baltlmore
3 Worcester 3. Pitchers-I,aier and James Stafford
Umpir'-MaOnc.
Washington. June 27.-Thc NewHavens outplayed the
washlngtons point to-day and defeated the nome
team by this
NeS0iIayen NWsSnIIeycn .''..... 6 / 0 / O x-1O
Basehlts-WashnQton :, New-IIaven Is; Errors-Wash
Ingt0n 3. NewIiayea l. Pltchcrs-PhlllpS ana Doiah'
Emnire-KpleY.
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cor.rox N,pIfrTS BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool June -. / p m..-Cotton. The sAlcs oi the
day inciud,d 200 bai'S Am rean tutur,, cIo'd hti
N1.rican rlddling low midIiing clause. Juno delivery.
9l.Gid buyers June and July dc!kGy 2liid buyers;
Iuv ond AUGUST delivery. 2I-Jid sellers August ma
September delivery. Il 2l.6iddd Ibid Scptcmbcr de-
i,,rr, aI.GIdd6 22-6l september and October delivery,
C3Gtd -rl.r. Octo,cr and November delivery 5t-ji
n 35.Gid: November and December delivery, 5@'6id
sellers. ,, ..,.,... -, -.
,.rIvcston June 27-Cotton nominal micliiY He
low midlling llr 800 Coca o'u''''''' 'O''' "' " b
Wcekly-Het and gros, receipts 10 exports colswisc.
Norfolk June 27.-Cottoa nominal mdd'ing ll',ci net
aud gross receipts none; stock, J. 40.
Wcckiy-Nei and gross receipts 21s; exports coast
visa sod sales. %.
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erNrp REPORT on TIE SOUTH FORK DAM

.UENthNI THr0' ''''N''''''
pittsburg June 27.-Thcrc are prospects of some
lively times at the ronvcntlon o cNll engineers no"
in session AZ Crcs,on springs over the action OF the
comnittrc appolntcd almost year ago to investigate
,h condition of the south Fork Dam before the Johns
town Hood The committee Investigated the matter
Thoroughly and sealed II, report but did not hand the
,at,.r in NJ The last meeting Of the society. held in Jan
nary The reason given 10y the committee was tmt
,h.v did not desire 70 become Involved in litigation
cr tho aood At the present meeting the committee
has given II ont generally that 10 report VIII be made
mic, IL /, forced by the society. fhc sealed report
/. said 10 contain some highly interesting data con
or'in, tho condition of the south Fork Dam. II Is
aid that the report states that the dam wa' strIcr
oIv A. ncrfcct A. could b" made. Evidenced bN the
r,ums tancc that AZ the time OF rho food a foot Of
water poured the dam for two hours ana that when
AZ las the dam broke II did from the top. II Is said
that the report Will further state that larger vast"
wrr might have prevented the Hood Many members
~ thc society are already camorng for the report and
many stories are current The report VIII be IN order
ON saturday when the business session VIII be held
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Pittsburg. Juno % (Spcc aD.-fittsburg won the
third game OF the series with the Ncw-Iork Players
Ioa1ie team by hammerlng Cranes pitching In the
fourth and sixth innings. There was great deal ot
kckng- At the poor umplring Of Knight and Jones.
The demonstrations 80 bOi-terouS that play was
for time suspended. The game was characterized
by Tremendous batting on both sides In the fourth
Crane sent two men 20 ilrSt on balls and was MT
fpr two singles aud two dOubl's which eventually
cost the game aS five runs wcrr scored Attendance
f.-u. The score A. follows:
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captured the others in one, ;wo, three order &c..
week the begin at iOuChkcepsic. Srmmarlcs'
SPECIAL EXHIBITION TROT.
Harry wilkes. by Wilkes (oulntonj
,osand Wilkes Turner
Tlme-2 i9-2: 10
o.33 PACE. PURSE sG00.
Lochinvar bv Clipper ..... .. .fShill ng!av) !
- a. --' h"Nte,l
N'lditn' A',i''n'
-, ~ . '.l T,s
90 DO
Time :l9i4--2 :iSi. :lsa.-- 81 l..
. 80 CLASS. PURSE $500.
Slmmcolon. by Simmons. (Goidsnith)
!,.,N'H 'HItll
Lady Douglass ..tPlnnlcy) dis
Timc-o ;2Gi2-2 .93r-2 254 4-":2G.
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HARTFORD

Iarnci run- Newark Il'rnod l. T~o.la,e ny.
Sc.,,h -.o. .ba.. hlis-Iohn-0n. Walsh. Sacrin'' h,
sullivan Walsh. Hadruan. stolen bi-ee VI l,"rnltt
Field. enid. Walsh .. Irdgman in"e on hai> TX
,i,rffori I..ft on hns.- Newark II, Hartford !.
nnsr Oh ,rrof-- N'vark :. hartford ! St,gg' out. ont
S'warn a. hartford poHhl" plays smith. u p'imltt
ana l!,ld, . pugs and NJ D'rmitt Forster Moore ana
Thl.sron % Tine .1i mpif'e-' oFc"rah
The Ncw.York League club ia been rcoreani''d with
capital stock of 100000
Tho Jersey Cl:y T. playing 50 poorly. and The AZ,
tendance at the games oakland Park Is 80 small that
M stockholders aye di-gustd and may di'bani The team
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TEAM BEATEN.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Ncw.York s. Cincinnati 4. Boston :. pttsburg ..
brooklyn :, Chcaso ,. Philadelphia 3. Cleveland Z.
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
Pittsburg 10. New.York !. Chicago > Boston o.
Brooklyn q. Cleveland >. Bufaio ,. Philadelphia Z.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Syracuse g. Brooklyn !. St. Louis 8, Louisville O.
Columbus y. Toledo ).
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
baltimore 18 Worcester : Newark = Hartford T.
Wilmington TO- Jersey CITY New.llaven 10,WashiDgton 2
is.
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude oil markets weak yesterday under
q light volume Of business. The stock Exchange sold
persstently. and recorded an increase in dealings
where the Consolidated Exchange recorded a smaller
amount II transactiOnS The tendency Of nr:ces was
downward, with only ordinary reactions and tho
Welding in values was not justified by any advices
from the field A reduction In refined quotations
might have Influenced sellers. but We fal 70 see the
necessity of advancing that explanation Of tho
current depre Holders dis usted AT the long
prevalence o staguaton, and they sell simply because
they " tired out Ialh i n'aru OF ah Increased
output in The West Virginia hcEN. but while the
production is rising there IL retcdes in the Older
territories II would seem that the present was
good time for investment, inaSmnch As the rate OF
deliveries Of oil keeps ahead OF The gain In production.
The markets are devoid Of support for the present,
however and the outlook cannot be called eAhlratnS
The close was fairly steady at near T. lowest points
The range OF prices and the total dealings wero
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SLEEPING CARS FOR TIE CATsKILLs.

Every sunday morning at 3:l5 from Jay st. ana
4 10 from Forty second St. sleeping cars VIII be run
by West shore RalIOad through Into the tatNkiils
ia Kingston. car can be occupied az any time after
q O'clock SATURDAY. night. Returning leave the Cats
killl sunday night. arriving New-iork early Monday
morning.
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TO ASK For ANOTHER TRIA L.
THE CRAMPS BELIEVE THE PHILADELPHIA
CAN DO BETTER.
YET TIE SWIFT CRUISER SURPASSED HER
CONTRACT REQUIREMENTS ON HER
RUN To SEA ON WEDNESDAY.

Philadelphia. June 27.-The cruiser Philadelphia
reached her dock a Cramps ,hipyard shortly after
. O'Clock this morning
Washington. June 97.-Th' Secretary Of tho NAVY
received telegram from captain EbrNn. president II
tho Trial Board saving that the trial trip Of tho
cruiser Philadelphia success and la' the ves,i
j, now N Crmp-' yari Philadelphia. This IS all
the information received bv The Department In ~
card to the trial I, J., uuoflcially stated however.
ih,. thc vc--cl Developed an average speed of 10 j9
knots an hour having nearly half knot IN excess ~
the contract requirements. IT," contractors a' -ald
10 bc somcw hat dissatisfied With the condition, of the
trial and. believing that The vessel j. capable Oi Il
higher rate oi speed. viii ask ipr another trial
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r,.r rvrvtxG TRAIN FOR BUFFALO AND
.-t4EApA FALLS

Tac New. York Central has lately placed III seIN'"
nrw fast evening express for principal ntaic points,
leaving Grand Central station, Win eTRa ar4rns ~
JiutfnIn 10 a M. Niagara Falls = "a a. III. iho
New York Central Is now running s"vcI thrgugh cA
nrcss trains daily between Ncwlo ana BunaIo -
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IjnntRJtyS To NAVE 4 CoAcHiNG TRIP.

Boston, JuI-, 27.-Thc Executive 'omm'''ce o' 'hc
American Library Association met here "daN ana
decided +, hold the annual convention on Hcpchpo'
to 49, in the White Mountains probably at faOyahS
Post The conference ontng l. IT, BE- c coacni'H @ VIZ
,br'nch the mountains ending with the amman dihcr
.t Lnlfnu
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Farncd rurs-Cncnnatl g. New.York g. Thre" haSo
ht>-Scol. Holiday. Beard. Ternan >. iasscock iior-
qunr Home stolen & ppiyo' A. o I'ln.n
Holiday Mari. Knlght. Duryea Gla,scoct, hrekley'
struck ou'-D,nny, Wcch ?. Passed ball-Bhthley'
Time . :OJ. Unprc-McQusd
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CORINTIIIAN MOSQUITO FLEET RACES

The Corinthian Mosquito Fleet held regatta of
Staplcton staten Island. yesterday. a triangula
course. four nautical miles in extent There were
seven canoes. two catboats and yaw In the
II was sailed without time allowance. and all the
boats started at the same time The time Of the race
WIS as fOlnWs
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,.,. ,.ur ,,,o,py IT GrEAr B.rRRIyGIUy.

Great Harrington Mas. June 2'.-charles beh'o'
has ,nnounc.d that he viii give his house ana grounds
10 the public library. to be taken a. ms dri,n ~ , NM,
institution The place adjon' the nome oi 'rN'
Hopkins -rarlc,.
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Refined quotations were reduced points in barrels
The Guoation of Guide In barrels was reduced points
TO ! s. cents per gallon.
Foreign auotatons- Antwerp |. IL francs Eremens
4 q, marks; London, 3 1-l60 . II pence
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Enst Trims 10 Washington.

complete schedule Of fast trains 4, Baltimore ana
washington l. operated by the jersey central R'idns
,nd Is. and o. Nll equipped with Pullman par.
10, and sleeping cars unctual service. stations foot
| IL liberty
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the starters carriage came along he was iouhu lying on
,he trsck His back severely bruised but no bones
were broken.
THIRD RACE-HASDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. THEE
WAR oLpS s25 EACH. II $50 ADDED IL
MILES.
Angus, ncmonts ch. radl'hah. by s. nid.%S%, n,%sn
y 'nn' ~ 'withr.s b. c. Adarnant G;clcanl .
G. C. T'ilaf' y MafI.. p B. e e. %s%r.9a ,o%sT, 5%ISI
rr.akn,ss stables b. c. Monroe. % lahDi'n( "
prcssmcss stables b. I. Ilo-sie. a0.tA' CoNm2V"N U
Ret;lur 10 win-padi,hah (favorite) 70 = Adanant
to l. folsom to /. wat'crson to . Monroe l. TO l.
nr,tl1g for pacc-Pad.hah to s. Adamant to
Folsom to TO- wattcrson TO . Monroe 70 = f'o''o
ADMINISTRATION e straight sl2 so. place IS 80 Ada
Mop,oe pulling Ike a steam made the running for
ix ,,rlopg. and was passed by Padishah who running
h, fo,, L, the end won easily by two lengths Au''at
second neck before Folsom who seemed in di'cu'' al
,he way.
rorrTu pACE-PrRsE $500 SELLING. ia MILES
j. shields, Oh. h. Little jim. by Eous-"1 1Tayor,
6 M Mwabngno dV2 . SS g sorrento !! ii2} }Pc5Ec9 ,EES4,
6 FGSs' Sail, ST rcl hoTgsS9,
Rey' sn6Ss .n 6 ''GS' S m Clay stokoa .;
j. F. wndcn's b EqrGa9 3 ''0'l's''" .
betting to vn-1nr Jim asa. II to n2 10 s;s1s,a sS55SntS
to 2 Guy Gray 70 to narrisiss sG to oris Zoe to
is ,,6g T. Sa; 6 I'ci risde u It Jim sorrento 70 p Guy Guy
cray ha,rl.tsr % 70 llCrd Saz SsSGS'n 50 to T. ~
N", tte Jim straight s1l 90, place - oV' n''
ren,o place 4 10 -, o.ho- IN n s,andstnl
and Lt,lc jim hsu nothing to do but eaop O'e, e anu
- - ,cl o.. sorrento second, two length@ o'lore "uS
GRAY 40 bid Tor the winner
v,rru ACE-HANDICn SwEEPsTAhfs' 10
ZACH. ~ go ADDED. "a MILLS
q, smart. en- h. STOCKTON. by spendth-pITHamr, Taror
,.i yr.i neImon,, ,S} en- Her Hrhncss, sm,,oo ilG,
" p parch. br h. Prathcr los ,coyiorisn 9ou is}
~ "a q. lO2 +iN'''"H''''.
p.,,,n, 70 ynstocktcn l2 to ). Her HehheSs 10 D.
Pnh,r saIS @ %,scstoe ktS 70 S, Her iIiehneSs to
Prathcf % g. Niagara II % On ri,ee s1oo5; Her
o. MTtgais-Stock.on straight sl' ~ p''''
pra,hc, p,ade the running for mile shn Quarter
,,d uas passed by both stockton and iiH "''"".'
r.s i,,elv struggle In the stretch when i''''u ."
a ,,,v IN, the former; Prathcr hai i'nr'h o''N
Sor-en,o and wa,tcr-on did not start
| stxru EACF-sPEING TURF STARE. - i'' H.
:, g,n ADDED. ONE MILE oN TIE ,'ENNN.
r,tro stables In g. Maidstone by Nahd'rhitn-nina
l.rn,' s,s,,SIs a. - Admiral 3 Io7...... .alunl
Tin stables br. vcngcur, IL ,,fpi.o} .
Il I;loi I;NloiIIahop.s nlk h. Falcon. 70 ~-.D sNlof u
Beyerwyck stables b c Lotion ,ol ,Andti.on} o
/ " Smythcs b. Z. Rustic. L. - '"
,.,,,,. - win Maidstone pfavorltcl svns MnIral 4
n / V'nccuf Is to -. John 70 ino'.l ~ " J.
scamcnt i - Llen 80 to E',E ,tEG,, IaY d,ch. Ven.
-.r, 4 10 IT John s. Falcon u l. S'''"''' - "
oea & .,S@ %@'' rash 1g t. so 40 place 90 Ad
miral place - 40 $1,000, IT,
sntlnont op.n.d gap Of three l'ng'hS ami led fr
.,v furonr. Admiral I'D into u ~uich' ut M'd'
stone came up from The ar and beat him ol "'''' M M
niral ;hreo lengths bfor" NcnFour. Ku't, was ''"'
running when the last train -tartd FOR B'ooN'"
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Totals 10 l. - y

T1rucd funs-r,tsburg G. New.York D Iwo.basc
ht'-Connor. v-ne[ ore Il'se,latss
Ne,s y,,rk z stolen hases-Pittsbng I. New-l ork T.
lase. on hals-Pi',sbur- &. Struck ont-By Stnlcy -
i,y Gran. . Passed hil@-Quinn !. Grown J. NNi
Itch SLioy I. Time-2 hours. tmlirtS-Jon's ana
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NJ HAli-PCESE ~ 600. TWO.YTAROrDS
sLLLING. FTTURITY COTESr

s b-t,ng % vin-Conrad d l. Io,,nto 90 to rouris
"H h-p.gt n'ofii1 q % / Riiiho q 70 / Melville
Aa,er,a,.s - ~, ~ - Rae 10 o. I.u-ton +, %
az p,"i'rT ~ - !" tmit Garter 30 10 l. Alec ward colt
~ 70 J. .laItha Wafhincto 70 Ton, r,,,obun 10 n,
]. Peter 90 O. l. KiaWsh GQ 10 ''"' N''''"' wv u"
Ia, thg 'p par Conrad y l. LeIant, 20 n Tour.
~ " l. hfiHnt 10 3 Bithe % Ncl.fIlo A a. /
sen.arer 5 % ru, ~, re E,.. > . Eas,on y / Ae
~ ~ Martha washln ng'on 10 70 J. Tom ponohue 20 20
place sia3 70 ''' w. pi"'' sl' ~ I'p'h''
~ "as anybo-y's rlcc ior haif a milo then Tourist
" "'"."'e' L'pahto Conrad and Bliihc drew
geher and IN lively anish Conrad ,on h .,I, lc,c,I
,~p'n'" second the samo distnoe before Tourist Peter
me- ''des soon after the hoy being
~ me rush ior the rail. and he aad af,erw nd
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NEW-YORK'S FINE GAME.
PLAYING WITHOUT ERROR, AND DEFEAT.
ING CINCINNATI By TO 4.
.ORK-wEr.CH GETTING BACK
GOOD ALL

GOOD ALL ,ORK- WEIGH GETTING BACK
INTO EFFE,TlVE PITCHING FORM
THE LoCNL BROTHERHOOD
TEAM BEATEN.
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The Newatks and Haitfords had stubborn battle at
ou,rk yt.r,nv and un,n The eleventh inning
tia, wa. decided the home tam winning despite Cor
,..,,,,. o,,,,rh.d urllring. The wa-
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TuInp EAcI- srINDRIFT SLAMS. THRLLYEAk

OLps. SPECIAL WEIGHTS. - MILES.
" l. S~ott's ch. q Banquet. by R9yon d'of.lAl L.
Dwver Brothcr- b. G.. Sii Joan. bv ~ N"Hf'n--, 81,
Nar1n .---.. . '''-
hngi.t .tos,, -, ,.i,w,'9 '"' - .'.'. lO7
Gro5rc Hart b. Anaconda by slHdthrii,-Naid -
4 Athol .----'--- IN.
owners LonGfun ........-.-. 'O'
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rAcE-swEEpsrAKrs SPECIAL WEIGHTS
srcoXD EACT-JUSE STAKES. Two.YFAR.OLDS.
II'NInNlS

~IIOND EN' 1T Nm" W.T. ''''''
SPECIAL WEIGHTS. SIX FURLONGs.
}. T. = a. j. N''H' d. ' Ioj
II Morris'- br. f. Correction. By Hha'af- ,..
Mamie cray. .--.. t,i,.. ri,,,o
N't,. Mod ' 900. lls
-, 'a .t.ilc.. rh ( id.ilna Dy N1tdu'-Adlo 10
tnyu.' IJm,nrs ch. T. IT. Iosca. D. ~. bla'-'- -.
Iolrquc> ...-........ . .- , ,.1.' '''
". J.. SCOTS Ga. Z Nl~' I~h'oh' "H H'F"" " "'' -
Nellie IIL-ciu. 10
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knapp'- u oot Beer Extract.
Males 10 gallons II beV"faye for 2jc. Knapps Roo
Beer aids dl q ston tones he system.
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dncrea for some distance and tramplod upon when
M sr.er's carriage came along he found lying on
,he track His back severely bruised but no bones
were broken.
THIRD RACE-HAHDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. THREE
YEAR OLDS. s2j EACH, $3.50 ADDED Ia
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CANOES.
ELAPSED

CATBOATS.
Playmatc..P. F. Sus 3 30 90 t:oG 30 36 30
Bon Ton r.. NJ. Post. 3 30 90 20 90 80 90
YAWLS.
windwardF f. 6. GIant.......3 50 go 1890 o:35 90
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DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-Sw SWEEPSTAKES. s25 EACH. 81 600
ADDED SPECIAL WEIGHT CONDITIONS. ONE

Ih'y W.T. mt 0I IfUmTtV CUt n Tho chuo Ni0l
IN fohr In the run o. h' quarter pcs, Nioano opened
tsb OF ouf lengths. whe fonRstreet apparently usblc
(" R"' IN mo,on vas Ear behind his horses a, 10
sh Hop'i'N-t t"'ten' But Bergen rode with wcnd erfu
patience coue gap 40 gradually tia, Tho cal, v,,
scarcely perrentne Vosno had enough before rounding
u' upIf TOM and strdeaHay led into the hon.stretoh
e'shs al Over winner. but nov Lonrstrcct was com.
"s WIN al 'ah -fi and 10 tn nnnl furonc he strcdc
Strideawsy with the rreltes- ~ .,sc ,,,o, >, -
length s'rd'nwsy second naths before pr,e WIN
oa' glory three i'ngths E'potsr wa, not ridden out
lsnn'r Mkco Bravo Phiiander iiarrossurs and p,dee
ID no star
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FEBOCKER HANDICAP.
ItYru RACE-HANDICAP. H. MILES
SIXTH EACF-HtGH WEIGHT HANDICAP. t.
MIIES o. TILE GRASS.
LAST DAY AT CHARTER OAK PARK.

First race at 80 =. N.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-18
A Victims Plant.

Ed. APPEAL:-I notice in a re-
cent issue an ailusion to merchants
of this city getting printing done IN
Reno l guess soUle of US deserve
haulisg over the Goals for this.
When l ordered my advertise
ment l supposed OF course that the
printing Was to be done here.
| can say that anyone who looks
at the job will never want any more
of that kind, as the work was
wretched beyond description, and
as an advertisement worthless.
lone OF THE SUFFERERS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-18
Card of Thanks.

We desire to return our heartfelt
thanks for the assistance rendered
an d sympathy shown us during he
extended illness of our dear de-
parted one and in this. our hour
of sorrow and trouble. Also, for
the many kind words spoken OF
him who was so dear; and will cher
ish in memory every kind act and
synpathizing word of the dear
friends who were SO willing and
eager to do all in their power to
assist at the flaeral of our beloved
eae and sxtend their coincidence in
orr sad bereavement. May God
comfort you and tighten your weight
of sorrow as you have endsavored
to do ours,
Mrs. EMMA WHITE, AND FAMILY.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-18

THE STAR OF BETHLEHEM The
Star of Bethlehem, like the ruined
peach crop, is predicted How as
regularly as the new almanac comes
around. The latest is from Vienna
and is to the effect that the star will
appear positively this year and will
occupy a prominent place in the
constellation of Cassiopeia. For
three weeks it shines with startling
brilliancy and then gradually grows
dim until at tho expiration OF sew
snteea months, when it will have
disappeared for another term of
years. The Vicnnese who makes
the prediction says the star has
appeared regularly every 3l5 years
since its appearance at the birth OF
the Savior, and it's much easier to
accept tn. stsry than to hunt around
for evidence to disprove what he
says.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-18

| WERE DISAPPOINTED. - 1t was
stated few weeks ago that IL. d
Yerington was on his way to Car
son With large broad ak and
when he reached this city he pro-
prosed to cut off the official heads
of nearly everybody, to such an ex-
tent taat a man who went in there
would have to wear rubber boots To
keep out of the gore. Nothing OF
the kind took place however. He
locked the situation all over and
said that everything in human
power had heen done to keep the
read clear. The elements alone
were to blame. The cost Of clear
ing the track was about $50 900.
The loss of business is not counted
in the estimate as the business is
not lost, but simply chung up" for
the time beiag. Freight which was
to 60 over the road before the
storm merely waited until the road
was open.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-18

The Boyd brothers have offered
the finest meats obtainable to their
customers and as they raise their
swn beef, veal, mutton and pork,
they can not only select the most
choice meats but can place it at
very low rate. The boys are well
known throughout this section and
will endervor to please their Gus
tnmers. i29tf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-18

The "Nontana Kid" is locking
about Nevada for some pugilist to
meet him for stake. He seems
to have a preference for Kehoe OF
Virginia City. The Kid is reported
to be a man who can swallow a
COED deal of punishment and still
wear a lean and hungry look, as if
lie were starving for more.