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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-29
JOKE on a SALENITE -Ol

A JOKE on A sALENIIE -O1r
co-respopdeo, ~Polk" q, Z%BA,
upcer date Oct 2. writes: 4
banker OF yCur city came OCT l.
visi, fri-pds Aud relatives Dear thf
plscS- Tcw2rz. evening be COB
Guided 10 gn down into tbe hsltss
sfter eeu1e CHS pbe@sSnts which
be cccld tezr c-o~ing there. lie
struck acra-s s small piecs o. timeSr
Coming 10 tise outer edge be e=D,
Scross tsaod ~ nogs, they Do; t<sint
psedto dogs They started fJr the DOG
aod il, Of coars-, started for lis ulas
ter for protection. Thinking ibsl
he rss more i-rs " fonS De- siroc,
ozt soi r21 fo- dear life for 8 frDrz
abs.ut one hGudrei yards sway, the
b1y. Coming 10 close 10 him Tie
dog Ies, his master and struck oUi
for The ho1~e. M,. Banker tsing
between The dog aid The hogs, tb'
latter te.1E hitter Tlno-Ts- c1iD'
mp and were sboUi to take Nj
Banker down and De Sill Sb'ai :
yards from the fence = l~rg'
ChiDA pb-asaUt jumr-d up on iE'
fence absaI; this time sDd yelled o0l
give il l. him, give il "a him SnnI'
ma who happened 10 i~ ploxip.
n=-r beard lb~ Doi-e Of the bng- abs
pheasant. and Mr. Bankers call r.
help. dropped tbeir hne- and ~
coeo him frum rbe pog thoroughly
nzddeDed bog, while the IrOo
money man would have sod hi
po,es and accounts 81 = large dis
cunt, cosld be ty - doing. hav
been back in the rsrlor which be =
r-enily left H viii not hkel.
forge, lis experience very soon"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-29
AT HIS OLD HoaR.-The follow

AT HIS OLD HOaE- The follow
ing is from the Salina Kansas Sun,
. copy Of which has bern received
by friend in this city, aud shows
that the Captain is doing good
work for the land Of uis adoption:
captain w. W. Bartlett, VINO Wa.
sheriff OF this county in 1876 and
1857, Returned 10 sal:na tnis week
frUm Salem, Or -gOn, wbefe be has
b-en engaged ia the rsal estate
business, and will remain with us
aud his family through the winter.
He went out there about year ago
and has pro-pe'ed reasonably well.
The Captain thinks Oregon an i'm
mense country. and will return ia
the spring, intending to make ii hir
home. He brought with him excel
lent specimens Of wheat, oats, buck
w.ieat and potatoes. One sample Of
wheat yielded forty-two bushels To
the acre, which he says IL its aver
Age-not quite 10 good for four al
Kansas wheat but fine. He ssys the
Alliancs h an unknown orgauizs-
Ito in Or.pon."
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-29

The MENpEI-SSa aHNs-La-i even
ing the music lowing Ie PIE had-or
might have had rare n.u-iczl
-resl in tie entertainment given by
he Aenieis-phn 0Uiuielis club:
but alas. The turn out Was extreme
ly small. II seems 10 X the mis-
fortune Of Salem people TO mis- The
t-st things thai come - Us The
Program last evening consisted of 8
high order Of music, and Was mas
terfUlly executed. The viuIins, eel
lu-, flute and clarlpuette wee IN
the hand Of superior artists, each o.
whom held the audience sg-libouud
with his part The prima donna,
Miss Mare Barnard. has Z beautiful
clear and wei cultivated voice and
aI the same time lacks jbo-e di-a-
yre-ahls afectariDu- 80 common 10
many members of her Profession. II
the MeDi-l-soh u return u salem al
some future time, the JOURNAL be
speaks for them . larger Il not
more appreciative audience.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-29
rEsSpNAL lNa lnc;ls,

Rev. c. f Cline rtprpea home
f.om Portland lSs; eysE;ns.
A. Z. S;rSng came in frNsm eus&.
Dess TIP to Albany ihi. Afternoon.
Ex-Gov. = =. thx6xiek ~as .
Portland passenger this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs f NJ. Waite ~ill
entertain . iew friends al cards this
evening.
J. W. Hamilton, young attorney
,f Il. R.rs<'hure. ls in the city on leexl
taf>ils>sN
Hon. 1ilnlon Ford returned this
Afternoon fnsm irip 10 Albany on
l,-cSl sa>iit-ss.
Miss E.hsl Cnsick re,urDe<i to-day
fnsm Allzny, ~b,re sbe has txeI
visiting relatives
Hon. F. y. MAtihieu. of Butte.
vile, WAs in the city over night, Is
cheerful IS ever.
( Sheriff Croissn came home thi.
AfierDcon fnlm Altsny. wherr be
has l<pn on fficial business.
/ Mrs ". q. We~iAcoii, uho bs.
tsrn visiting r-iAiivss al Chico, Cal,
arrived hurne This nloruiug.
The JoUs>AL should have said
Rev. y u ADe instead OF Rev. {. T.
Cline ~ the officiating clergy mat
10 the marriage ol r u. Teier.
c. 4. S-hlhrede, who has teen
here aud ia Portland osi business ,
few weeks, Returned TO Ro~eburs
.ss; night.
! d.. He-t-eri ". CarixelL OF Port.
land, was ia The city over night,
visiting his Old freud, DR.. J. NJ
Kesne
II. a. Thomas IL having some ter
Facing ouue and Otherwise beauiify
ins his hands NE r~sidepce proper,
un the corner uf Winter and Nil
sire~ls
/ Mr. and MrS. g. W. Hunt an,
daughter csme bone on the morn
ing OVERLAND. Mr.. Hunt Is quite II
s3d Is Dow c,hfiued TO bis tx,d upde
4 daclor's care
A o C10dit, Of S1lem. J. b
Leatner'n,n. Of Wcoiourn, and A
Z Bu't"iph of Lane c,unty were
appointed nntari.-s pubhc by IN.
govern II to-day.
I Patrick Foley, who has been work
ing in the ALBANY wuolen mill
came home sick this stternonn. H.
went 10 work too SOU after his ~
we're spell Of fever few weeks age
! c. w. Scriber starts Tomorrow
N ruing for La Grande ard oihe
points iu Easieiu Oregon. jeff vii
sccomuany his father as far a. l.
Grande wherv be has u y siii0H in
bank.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-29

The BUILDING CEsTER.-Tbe
Albany Democrat acknowledges
that Salem is the building center
Of the state" This lie just and C r
Feet recognition Of SaienI's entcr-
prise in the matter Of building the
past two Years. There is no dnubi
that there have been more business
blocks, ulsnufac' uring buildings and
Residences built here in that time
than in half Of the other towns and
citie- Of the valley c,inbibed, aud
this liz not delracting from the II
vsncenent niade by the other town.
either, ss the prOgres- Of Salem ha-
iseen the marvel Of all Observer.
Now the Democrat will mare than
likely claim tLis is a I.erversion Of
the intent Of its language, but IL is
the only Natural deduction just the
same.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-29

FAkNERs' IAsTITUTE.-A Fam
ers' institute Will be held al june
tion City Friday and Saturday,
November 7lh aud 5ih, under the
auspices Of the Ftate Agricultural
college. Among Saturday evening r
exercises will be paper on Mixed
Husbaudry." by Hoa. kO,'ert Glow,
neinOer of the state railroad cDni-
mission, aud sn address by Hon. T.
T. Geer, member of The legisiaiu ure
from this county. Dir. Glow and
Mr.. Geer are bath Practical farmers.
Other prominent farmers ui he stale
and pr.fessors OF The Agricultural
college will read rapers aud deliver
addresses.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-29

DITcHEp.-Tbe driver on the
early 6 O'Clock car for the fair
grounds had the misfortune 10 have
his horse ditched IN the fig this
morning. The animal shied ut 9
new covered platform the company
has been building, with the rsuit of
landing on his spinal column quicker
than one could say scat. tho tina,
VAS not exactly what the driver
said.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-29

WHO IS TO BLAME The exien-
sion Of the Electric Car line track on
State street il about three 20 -four
inche, below the bors- car line track
The Deoessity for this ditierence ip
levels, where the tracks are side by
side, is not EASILY accounted for, and
suggests that either the old ,rsca
wac too high, the new track too low
or the public suthorities are uegli
gent 10 allowing the trucks to 60
down in such an unsightly manner
IL The Electric is putting its track
where il should be ihe grade of The
other line is wrong If the Electric
track is lower than it should b- il
has not kept its agreement. Nth
the city. The JoUKSAL fsvors a LID
s-al policy toward stree. Railways,
but will always urge that puble
streets should be left In good slightly
Condition. Whoever is responsible,
this should be remedied.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-29

FINE HALL AND ORCH ETRA -
Tha-e who siIeBd The tall to u
gwen by the Salem City band tiii-
evening and DO have Dot kept in
formed ~ 10 the improvement e D..
ing ms6e by this Organization, will
b. delightfully."- surprised both in the
furnishings and in the ma-ic TO be
supplied To their fine eDll-ction Of
musical instruments they have DOW
a5d-d beautiful cherry Case Colby
pi DO from the store of p. H. East
Oh al cost Of nearly $50, which
will enable their accomplished
pianist, Mis- Pearl Scott, 10 eclipse
h-rsclf IL giving out sweet strains.
This makes some thousand dollars
invested py The hand in making
their hail complete The orchestra
for daDte music Is composed Of Frank
Haas and Walter Warren, eOrpets;
Mr.. Newell, clarinet; Carl Denton.
violin; Prof Chss- de Feliee, piccolo,
and director; Miss Pear scott,
pianist. There will be ns Deed 10
-epd t. large cities for 81 orchestra
30 long - this remains in existence.
1t il the intention Of the band TO
give ball every Friday evening dur
ing The winter, limiting tickets TO
the accommodations Of tie hall. .
The back rooms are 10 " fitted pp
for reading roOnis, open 10 rnembers
during the day. The membership
Of The band j. DOW limited 10 . and
the initiation fee i. placed at $40. A
litbograpn charter has
been ordered which. when s,gped,
will hang in tie place Of honor,
This organization is CERTAINLY blessed
With basis for d sucffssful future.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-29

OREGON PACIFIC OFFICIALS
The ALBANY Herald says. Que oi
the directors Of the Oregon Pacific
railroad Was seen by q Herald re-
porter yesterday. He stated that d
meeting of the board of directors
was held al Corvallis Monday, ar
which no business Of public Interest
Was transacted. Col. T. Z. Hogg.
president OF he road, returned yes
rerdsy from 3 trip TO EIsene and
went TO Corvallis. He will visit Al
bany in day vr two ana Will re
main here several d ,ys before re-
turning to New York City. The
3 fairs Of the Oregon Pacific Co., as
oear as can b,e learned, are 10 q most
satisfactory condition, and the woi
Of pushing the rOad eastward viii
sOt he much longer delayed.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-29

PILED UP. OF the streets
are nearly otstructed by the way
brick for new buildings are piled NJ
along the sidewalks. This is ne
small iDconvenieuoe 70 travel, yet II
is one ci'eerfnIly burne- Iika1ssd
deal the same way in osse .asnse 10
Salem. GS,ds are piled up 90 high
you can hardly see over them or get
aruuud for stock. This 10 actually
the Care at johnson. Boothby 4
Co.'s clothing house. dw-lt
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-29
ENG!N-ERLEDERLES VIEW
The Journals Position Fully
Sustained.
MlTNi TIE PIER
Geo. Lederle Won't stake His
Reputation on a False
Foundation.

Work i in progress this afternoon
blastiBg off be tnp of the big pier Of
be Salem bridge. Grondahl came
up this morning and Commissioner
Watson and Grimm are here also.
The plan now is TO take the top
of the pier OF. down To within sew
eute-n feet u lOS water marx and
erect cylinder piers on the old base.
HOse- will tr driIiei in the concrete
IL give them ss firm footing as pos
sioie. They will De then flied with
Concrete and The great steel bridge
must rest On this combination 70,
support
Go. Ledsrle, engineer at Van
couver, has answered the report os
Engineer Honan, who Vas hers
with the diver and examined the
base Of the pier. He says TO max,
the bridge hhs, 'lutely safe, the whols
thing should oe taken down Anc
starr on Dew foundation. Will.
the SYSTEM now being adop;et
uIsy support the bridge, he has to-,
much al stake 20 "a; that il vii
stand. He concluded by saying
that il ii was e railruAd bridge
ne might rec1m mend IT,
The commissioners we've in ses
sion uutil late this afternoon with
Engineer Gronsanl locking over
plans for cylinder piers. Lee HofT
uIau and the contractors engineer
were also Ar the court house during
the seesiOn.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-29

The CHICAGO MEs.-Tbey are
receiving q fine impression of IS.
len aud much of this is due to tb.
ailractive Clean cut Appearance of ~
many Of our citizens who get their
supplies Of cioibing sHd furnishing
gods al Conrads- dw.lt
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-29

A RELIc.-Al TIE o.Dger Machine
Cos ONCE 10 relic Ia 81 ape Of one
rhe old original Howe Sewing
Machines, about forty yess old.
Toe power WAS given BY crank mo-
tien, turned by hand. and trsnsluit-
tst by cog &c. rs. 1t 10 an interesting
tntsx { ,he progress made In the
- snufactu.s of sewing machines
NJ pl.c,d b, side al elegant Sing
- Vt the newest patlsru.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-29

PROBABLE CoNSoLID DATIoS.-
Messrs. P.rter aud Watson, repre-
senting the Chicago syndicate iba,
has purchased the Salem Stree,
Railway thor>e-car) system, this
are rnoon met Nth the directors al
the Capital City Railway lel-ctrirl
compSny and made overur-s fnr
the purchase OF that system 10 be
incorporated with and become n
par, Of ,be system they Dow own
II being . matter hitherto unthougbi
II by the electric company, DE-
cision cpuld not be reached forth
With, AZ without full consultation
with all parties interested. II il
expected that this viii he don.
within . few days and q conclusion
arrived Al Mesers- Porter and
Watson made the Journal Office >
nn~t agreeable call this afternoon
and expressed themselves well
pleased Win tbe city and ITS prr-
poets They said that Chi
cago had plenty O! none,
for which she is seekinr
fields OF investment, and when
r city rs prosperous aud with r.
bright . future as Salem is found
there capital is planted literally and
without fear OF lGs.- 1t Is the in
tentipn Of the company these gen
rlemen represent TO turn the hor~s
car line into an electric line in th,
very near future and sl-o To- in ,rea-s
the system 10 perhaps twice lie prs.
ent length. Messrs- Porter and Wat
.on start this evening by the over
Land on their return TO Chicago, GO
ing by usy OF San Francisco. The,
expect 10 bear from the electric eIm-
pauy about the time they get home
Those Citizens who have spoken Of,
the subject, think the consolidation
would oe good thing and would
result in even q better service than
under separate control.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-29
Notice TO Contractors.

Sealed psS ms. specifications and hid. 20,
ibe cN5nslTucilon nf a s-oGnlH bridge zcf, -.
aver crreg % the town al ss!ter1on, VII
- received and coDC sdeFt-d si The NoYetn.
Der. lsasj, term of The Ms.rsOn cpUntS os,urt
bscs ulAS ~ for either wood Howe tru~.
tOVeT~d. or En tr1sn bridge All prop ~
hons Ia b@ -eai-d And 4 ed with the rl,r 4
Si aid cssurt on ur t-.fo-e Novenlo Der 5 b NJ
1s-n he cuurt re>~rve- ihe rlEat H. ~
!--ci any or all bic.. tiy order Of q be Hon
county Joor1 81 Mar ou county. uf4c n
=. J, BaBtISh, County tIerE
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-29

STILL 1HEY CosE--Miss Eff,
Taylor ana Louis Haack wer,
granted a license To- day allowing
them 10 commit nAtrimony. Th.
clerk has .--u-d as Inauy marriage
Licenses this month ~ there ha. i--t.i
iegsl work days, and one addii ioual,
and still there are others To come.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-29

STOcK KHoL DERs MgEIIxo.-
There il Ia be q meeting t-pixbt
at O'Clock of the stock holders Of
the Capital City Railway company
on important business.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-29
PUBLIC SALE,

NOTICE u hereby given that the under.
" sigDcd. lns- tt. Hubbard. A1.nl oi
i.U---ii d CE., will. ga
saturday, the " day of November i $50
At O'Clock p N. q, said d-y. al his r.-.i-
ceDcs. cssrper o toru neTciAl sud Aszraon
sir.eis u the cl'y oI - ein- cSsunty If Sa-
non. state al Or : n, -<li al public Eusi ton
to ihr EDrei bsc6.-r fur cash IN nard b.
VII ne Oi b ctkiicl mortgage made hy !
NJ D-rADr. and II. ~. prfhncr to Rus
sell s GO. On June sin. ls>e. End r.tisxHi.
tber~ui the h'iioviDg described per-Jnsi
property, 10 vi:
One No pulling pump one 10 toy 5cn :
er oi's No. An-erlrbn injector HDd stst
ard pap nS. - by y tubular b-aler No
f7t-. one lu by 10 automatic engine e1Sln
plsis, No 4si.. v ith ~ feet ~ incn b-ItlI (
Ply. man uiaclEr. bN Russell a o..
raid p-uys~rfy wall Dc s'id Ia satisfy the
amount remaining Gu. and unpaid upyn
said onstlei mortgage.
til, p. II HUBBARD.
Agent for kusseil a %.
Dated salem, Oregon. Oc; 24ih. ls..o.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-29

A PoPCLAK song Little Annie
r 'oney," ever btdy sings, but Lit
tie bit Of money tuys sight Of
Things" is suns only 10y those v no
make their purchases ri J. G..
Wrigbt's popular store.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-29

The CAM aign Of fal! house clean
ing aud refurnishing is f'iIly upon
US Hnd you Can do 40 better than
call and see The great sLOck al Bu-
ren's. dw-lt
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-29

TX is X. o X" VIII o these c.
oalistic letter. once fly under
sto,d it will BE- f und that they
mean "kolrad is the King ol KlOth-
i,rs.n
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-29
A well dressed ia ,uak..,, . ME,

A well dressed 10 Il makes a petty
WOMAN prettier, but remember, il
also wonderfully improves be ls.,as
OF children. even ~ the baby. For
Practical ia .orulal iuu on this delicate
subject call hi Kieini- shoe store.
Commercial street. Salem. d-wit
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-29

Two MORE CAGED.-Deputy
Sheriff Misener came up from Port
lAud last night With q. W. Miller
aud J. J. Johusnn, each sentenced
% three years in The I.eni,eniiary
for larceny in dwelling.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-29
THE VERY Latest.

The only communication - eiveo
from Engineer Lederle u in the
shape Of telegram received thi,
T forenoon in which ne ssys tnai even
should the pier be cut down 10 high
water mark, it will not, in the con-
ditiOn reported by the diver and
Engineer Hornan, support the
weight 10 be placed upon il, and ths,
the only proper way TO proceed
would be TO blast it out from the
bottom.
This dispatch was not in the
hands Of the commissioner wien
applied to, it having been REFER, d
10 Engineer GroDdahI, but that %
the substance as given by the CON-
ty clerk.
Engineer Lederle's view 10 tie
one expected ty all citizens wi
whom the JOURNAL men have
talked aud will be received with
hearty approval
The county court is now In
worse quandary than ever aud q
has been wired 10 the
m@mbers Of the Polk county court
To ne here tomorrow morning At 1
10 O'clock. Till then this il ALI
that can De known.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-29

pAItslNILE Home Industry. and use
Mountain Balm Cough Cure, Guar.
snteed 70 give relief or money refunded
manufactured By II. u. Cro.s, salem. Ore
E"n. smitn a Steiner sole agent. for
o~sen- l-sdim
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-29

w. l.. Wade, Of North Salem, has
= full line of general m-rci,ai,dise
And IL givip. s~sy iisndsorn- tooks
wth c--sh purchases. II
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-29

WASTED.-A good fresh milch
COW. T. II. Barnes, Salem Land
Company. lo27tf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-29

TAKE NOTICE We wish all bor.a. nm
a this place removed nv tlctober lsi
ss pn~ing the entire bottom land
ana VIZ hsvs nogrAss- JSD W. GlLBEItT
chsaswa Indian schooI
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-29
LNAL klEkEI-

Wheat pes s. c>-nt- lsr ez-
HSp-- active: - io s. cell. s~r %
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-29

koCsD AT LAsT.-A Poii.h that vii,
clean piano without eummInS n
FOR h's'e n Diamonds music house.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-29

Large 10 cent tablet for cents a,
Cri8man's 5 and 10 cent store.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-29

Instructions given In nii kinds nf Aihisi c
exercises. inciuding ali movements csBndu-
eve 20 puys cal de --i,p,neut Apnly %
secretary ~ rooms I'D Loin tnsrc!al 81
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-29

oH RENT -five nicely furnished
J. rooms. Apply al 31 Com 4. ~. y-i2uf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-29

" A class fur Instruction in ms s,,,yfI,,., 7,
sense Of the Scriptures. cDnn,eneltss Mon.
d@y, octohef nth, p. IN. Ks,on eJ' B.nk
binck. Pefsons desiring 10 Join NAV cali
On Mrs- Lou Hatch, KS froni II. I0s
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-29

NOTICE Deacon Haich' 'ha. returned
~ after ak weeks visit among rrla
lions and friends 10 Malnear COUNTY nts
ls NV ready 10 do al. kinds OF nlisii,g and
moving IN a satisfactory manner and
prices 10 suit: nIt..."
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-29
25c Want Column.

SGlees inserted for ONE CENT pE.R
WORD ZACH INSERTION. No adv.r.
il-efsrnt inserted 10 this column for lea.
fnsoS~ep:y-av cents.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-29

ER kEST-FiDe.n nicely furnished room.
" ine osy. week, or month. Corner
o' Center and Trade streets.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-29

G seo.-HOG CHOLERA CrRFt- q
SC Copy r,g HIT ull rerelpis and ~, A.
Dhs " mall. J. h. MOSTt!rH.
ie-]oi Lock Box 90, Portland Or
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-08

Earned runs incnnati 3; Chicago ]. Two base
hits Br.em. HcPhee MARI Threr.base hit-McPhee
sacrifice hits GOHey Carroll kitirdCe. Halliday
H"ari heily Len on bases-Chicago <; Cincinnati D.
stolen bases Brien Burns Gooney, aiday t4l Null
lane Double play-Marr and Reilly. bases balls
Go"ney G., Hittrldge Mu ane (l Halliday, Harrington
hit " pitcher-jOOney, Knight Struck Out-Andrews
g. u'Erlen, Coughlm, Harrington ~, Reilly Passed
bulls harrington, = Wild pitch-Coughn. Time
80. mpiTc-Iacharias Attendance-3S2.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-08
sales of Thoronghbred-.

LEXINGTON, Ky. May Following is {
list OF the thoroughbreds that sold to-day fol
over $500;
EdGewnter Colts Chestnut brother &c
Audrain. by SpringboK. dam Ame j. IL. Mo,
gibDen Go" $4,000. Chestnut b. Springbok,
dam Geneva; j. X. MeGibben Il Co., $500.
Chestnut by Sprinbok, dam Astoria; ]. Il.
MeRibben Co., $3.50. Chestnut. by
Audraln, dam Aeolas; q. q. West.
Louisville 500. Chestnut. by Springbok,
dam jennie "; W. II. Chcppu. Lexington,
1925; Chestnut, by Srringhok. dam Mayilow
er; j. K, Megebben 4 Co. $500. Chestnut. Hy
imp; Silvermino dam Mlnnarcttc; William
ldGGwnter Fillies- Chestnut, Iy Sprlngbok,
dam Iulite: J. X. Megibbcn & Co., sI'W1N
Shesstnut by SrlhGbok dam Easter llanet j,
X. Megbben & Co, 5000. e'' -
Kingston Colts-Bay, by Longfelow. dam
imp. Encore by Cymbal: Id CorriGIn, kansas
CITY, 5000, Bay. by Longfellow dam Trophy:
Robert Holloway. lexington. $500. Bay Tv
Easton. 1915. ''"i
:, Kingston Fillies-.Brown. by Longrellow.dam
ran are; John donovan. $l.Ii6 Ray, by
ILongfellow. dam imp. Man2nnita; l.. i q,
strauss; ssh Bay, by imp Gorilla. dam Talo-
nette: H. Holloway $JlUO. Chestnut, bv ills
J0ln on. dam Ada: T.. $. Gardner. Saunders
vile, Tenn. 5000. Bay, by imp. Iorilln, dam
Little Hopes; Garrett Wilson. Lexington. sou.
me total sales were twenty nine hoad for
$24,2l5; average, SSH