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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04
JOHN HUGHES,

Dealer in Groceries. Paints, Oils
and Window Class Wall Ia
per and Border. Artists Ma,
terialS. Lime. Hair. Nails ana
shingles. Hay, Feed and Fence
Posts, GraSs Seeds. Etc.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04

BIG AND LTTTLE.-All size- and
prizes. but only one quality, and
that A. No. !. 81 kFausse Bros.
Ooot and shoe emporium in the new
Bush-Brey block. Their motto il
always the U--t"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04

Caiarrh
In the head
Is II constitutional
Diseass, and requires
\ constitutional remedy
Like Hoods oarsaparilla,
Which makes the weak strong,
Restores health.
Try it now.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04
Closiny Oai sl..

J. W. Crawford l. elo~ing out Ills
stoves aud tinvare, preferring TO
sell these portions Of his stock st
great reductions to again moving
them. d-k-w-6
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04

AKTIcLEs.-La0ie- wishing choire
articles la the iiue Of fancy groeeries
and good things fus the iai'is cannot
afford to pa~ by the s,-.s ~ Squire
Farrar 4 c..
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04

Theye VIII 'e @ prayer meeting at
the Ic-ideDce Of j. Il. Brown la
south salem. Friday evening at :
o'cl1ck. All Invited.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04

w l.. Wade, of North Salem, has
full line of general mercba ndi-
aud Is giving away handsome books
with cslsh purchases. n
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04

DISMISSED. The case OF ATiaut
agNiu~t RUtl-dce for assault with =
shutcuu which was I'm the Justice's
court this afternoon was dismissed.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04
GILBERT L PATTERSON.

Dealers in 6rccs1es. C-ocsee,
Glassware. Pants, 0Fs, tsrnshss,
Brushes. wIndo~giass, &c. Soc
Agsrts Tor so'cure Tea and Big
Car Basins Powder,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04

IL will pay you to call aud see the
new firm for grOceries, notions.
-four, feed aud etc. Salem Storage a
Com. 20, ne Court ~. lw
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04

Go to Crissmans for ribbon, all
widths. all prices from 4 cents per
yard up.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04

Dregon State Agricultural Society
Warrants.
All persons holding any of the
above warrants, will please send
them 10, or deposit them with G.o.
w. Watt, at ralem. Oregon. on or
Is.foce January 10. 1891. A pro rata
payment will be made upon all Of
saif warrants presented on or before
said day. Payment will be made
after Jan. Is, 1881. j. 7. GREGG,
Secretary Oregon State Board Of
Argriculture. ll-2~w-d&w
Salem, Soy. 22. 80.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04

Headquarters fpr candy. D.ADu-
fAcsared fresh every day 81 Jones &
BeruardI's on State street
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04

Save money by buyinc goods at
ll2 Cour' -. Salem Storage & Com.
Co. lw
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04
LOCAL NAEkE

Nhest, net S. cents Ter %.
Hops. active: = to p r-nts p~r IT,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04

SIX hook coai and hat racks 10
cents Al Cri-SnlAns
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04

0SE ~ THE LARGEST EsIAbLI,p.
nisns ~ sfss rsais. i,os-s rssiss ,b,.r
,,a roi.M.si.a. M LSf;esi sisrs iIszai hissnss M
Ls si4,r, q biggest disConui. fet.c H.,
prlee ~; of Joo printing, ana es.ial.,.,,s -,
isgs, bianks. F IA ~ SiSst ~
sssaa Printer ssis,n s,s.c-,n.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04

BroOms a, Crissmans.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04

Bird cages IS cents at cri.- mans
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04

Waste paper baskets at Crissmans.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04

DATKOSIZE Home Industry snc -
i Mountain balm COagh i's,,. Co..
snissd ~ give reisc. OF money rrfundeS
NanuiaStuFsd by n. ~ CFo.s. -s,en, re-
son. snisn a steiner sole agents Tor
l+dim
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25c Want Column.

Notices Inserted for ONE CENT PER
WORD EACH INSERTION. No Acver.
iisemeni Inserted iu this column for less
: nan twenty Eve cents.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04

EJR hEST.-Furnlshed front NON.
i down sinirs- NprIrszA.' c1r.s.r COM
nierclal street t.uQuirn NJ & g. E-uu 2
with K Vi. " ade a 80. Ia. !w
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
CRICKET AT STATEN ISLAND

The cricket match between the Belmont club. Of
Philadelphia, and the Staten Island eleven. which took
place al Livingston :. l., Yesterday. resulted In a
victory for the Staten Islanders, but the game being
called at 80. the Bclmonts were deprived Of one
inning. The following is the score:
First Inning -Bclmont-F :. Altcmus, G Barton b
Lane. o; Il. H. Mccall, Walker Lane, - C. COich.
jr., b Lane, q, B. Paccy, Barton. Lane. 7
Il. Mcdonald, b Lane. 10; T.. Watson. Barton, b
Townsend, o; r. II. Rancy, Townsend, o; &. W.
Wicdcrshcm. b Townsend. o. H. Bullock, b Lane. l :
{. Watson, not out, o; J. Mcclure. Lane. Thomp-
son, o: extras, b total, 60
Staten Ialand-First Inning-Lane. Acmus, b
Bullock, .; c. II. Thompson, Rancy, Taccy 81
H. w. Smith, Bullock -; :. H. Barton. b Paccy,
o; ). ". Richardson, W Bullock. 20, X. Bonner, b
paccy, >; :. Ogilby, Paccy,. %; II. W. Lindsay b
Paccy, O. II. Townsend. b Bullock. o. ". - Walker.
jr., Wcidcrshcim, Bullock. . q. l. Upshur, not
out. : extras, 3 ; total. 12o.
Second Inning Staten Isand-C. II. Thompson, c
Wcidcrshcm, b Paccy, 4 q. l.. Upshur. bullock 3
j.. W. Smith, Wcdcrshcm, Coates IL s. II. Bar,
ton. Weidcrshelm, b paccy, : =. W. Richardson. c
Watson, cOa-es, 10. II. Townsend W Parcy, -
W. ;. Walker Jr.. not out, X. Bonner. not out, 10
extras, . total, %.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
CANES IN OTHER CITIES.

,nu,delphia May 3i.-rhc Philadelphia National
,,,, club defeated Cleveland this afternoon by oppor
,"n. hitting. Attendance. 2,9Il. The score was
rnlsd.Ggala .........GG 9 D 9 D "a
Philadelphia 3 Cleveland "a Errors -Phila
d,lnIia 8 Cleveland 3. Pitchcro-Lincoh ana 'le''o
Umpire Me Drrmott. -,
I'M, chicago Brotherhood club from the local
pl,v,r.' League team to-day In an exciting game AZ
tendance. ,, iSO. The score WAS;
Gsc,se (. ago. ,,,, ,..........S ...........SS } 9 g
r,sch,t4- CHICAGO II. Phadephia 1. ErrorS-Chieaao
pEuiGriphia L. lrtcher--Baid"in and sanders Oh
-nanncy and barl'''
to1n, every man except Brouhcrs getting at least
ha,,hlt on IIadGock The Bosons played steady game
throughout The score was:
I;s;,is Es;IsH ..........22 .......2 3 ! 90 @ !
pa.chs- Boston 10 buffalo 10 ErrSr'-BGst0n dSr,. O.
cunning and N~~lAiws
The Pltt.burc National League team found Clarkson
Bcstons pitcher to-day, and sent the hedeis leather
hunting Not one OF Ptt.burcs struck ont Bostons
fielding was wrctchcd. Attendance LII The score was
Eo;'qn Boston q. L).....~ Q Q o . 2-ss
Basehits-BCston II. Ptsburg 10 Errors-Bo'ton 4.
Plttsburg .. ;itclcrs-Cark>on and Jones. tmpir,s-
Powers and LathaFlas
syracuse May 3i.-The Toledos todays game
in the nrst inning. when they scored four runs Both
teams aelded sharply The
ToIslS'' Toledo '............... x-S
Embellishments 7, Toledo D. Errors-syracuse /.
Toledo !. fltchers-Sullhan and Smith. Umpire.
Toolc.
Columbus May 3i.-The Columbus team outbatted the
Athletics to-day. but los, the disastrous
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
THE RECORDS.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
T.ANTIC ASsOCIATION
TENNIS IN NEW Jersey.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

The following are the scores made IN tne h"'','.
ford Lawn Tennis Clubs tournament on FRIDAY, Wv Wv
winners of the finals representing the Kutherlo'uo ~
their match with the oritanis. of the inter io
Lcague OF Northern New-Jersey next sa'ui'" :
Singles Primals-E. Bookstaver vs.. c. Parker, W.
1-6 Is: \. Price q. Magic, O-6, l-o' H. -
Thnrber vs.. L. NJ Bulkley. 6-3, 3-6, 6-l' w. -
HOLSTER vs.. II. Ivison. 5-6 So secohoS-"'
Magic vs. IL. Ivison. IS. 50, 81 q
6onbes-A C. Thurbcr and c. I. Hollister vs. ";
Marie and C. Parker 6-3, 4-6, 6-l; H. lvison "sa
+ ri Iukley vs.. l.. Burlington and C. Magic, SuU: .b:
q . 6-i. II. Ivson and f. NJ Bulkley won 'A'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
CY g. co.

In the second inning The game sbounded in brilliant
fielding. Attendance, 1000. The
GGa%Rr' H.hi@:s ........::: ..... 3 9 9 9 Q 2s
Basehits-C Coumbus. TO- Athletic :. Errors-Colum.
bus 3. Athletic o. Pitchers-wdner and Esper I'm.
Rochester May 3i.-The Rochester team defeated the
Louisville nine to-day by the following
k0eSS,sfs lSsi.silis :.-.:-So - ::::: Q Q 9 II
Hasehit.- -Rocnester s. Louisville g. Errors-Rochestes
3, Louisville I. Professionalism and stratton. I'm.
Worcester. May si.-The worees.ers the fourth
straight victory from the washngtons to-day by punching
hits in the FIRST and last innings The score was:
ws:Sissseo ws:Gis;s. .-:::.:.55 ::.:5 Q Q Q Il
Basehi,suwqrces,er 8. washington = ErrOrs.wo,;
and uinasO washington Maloney and Nichols. Umpire
-Mahoney.
Hartford MAY 3i.-Early in the game to-day Umpire
valentine stepped mask spanning his leg so badly
that be retire. two players taking h' place Tate
was rough on Saib and incurred the illw Of the crowd
sutton injured in running TO second and had to 10
carried of the aeid The score was:
nsi'iS@ Hs...nsi. .... ...:.::.: Q 0 . Q 9 . Q ~
B,sehits Hartford Q, Baltimore O. EFr9rs-i1ttora
3 Baltimore 9 Batseries-s'aib and Moore NJ o'Roa'As
New.Haycn May 31.-Giland too much for
Jersey CITY today and allowed that nine only three hts
NewHaven pounded Fitzgerald all the lot, Dogd boz
ng substituted IN the eighth. The score:
Esw:Hayisp ia,.cI ai;T .:::: -: . ] . 9 Q u
Princeton. May 31.-The Lawrenceyllc Preparatory
school baseball defeated the Princeton Preparatory
school nine this afternoon by 10 to 4
At Rutland, Yt-Mlddleburg College II, Rutland l.
Wilmington. Del May 81 (SpeciaD poor playing
OF the Wilmington Baseball Club has discouraged the stock.
holders. and the offer Philadelphia baseball man 20
buy a controlling Interest IN the club iS about 70 b
accented His object play Sunday games az the new
mark There Is a stat law prohibiting sunday ssness
which law it Is said, covers baseball.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
KILLED AT A RAILWAY CROSSING.

An unknown man OF about sixty years Wss
run over and instantly killed at :l2 p H. yes'o'
In brooklyn by engine No. 81. drawing Mat'''''"
Beach train going south at NeSta-s near
The body was removed to the Seventeenth iIe'Irrss
Station House. and the coroner was intorne,. ,anT
man wore a black diagonal suit Of clothes anu MAJ MAJ
dcrhv hat The engineer of the train. MAYO nsy,
age thirty eight Of Lons Island City. and the IA
dIctor Herbert H. Porter age thirty OF stsr utes,.'
+ were arrested the charge OF maIsLush'sr'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
sunday Travel.

The Puritan and Pilgrim performing the boat
service OF that famous water highway the Fall River
Line. The double service OF this route Will become
operative on June 49, when the Providence and Old
Colony VIII be In addition to the nrstnaned vessels
Commencing on this same date the express trains con.
meeting with steamers AT Fal River will arrive AZ aud
depart from Park square station, Providence division
old Colony Railroad. Instead OF Kneelandst; station.
Central division. The plymouth Il rapidly
approaching completion. and Will placed In service
some time during the summer. =.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
wrsrcRy BAKERS FORN A TRUST.

Indianapolis, May 81 (speclaD.-Articles oil 'n'o'-
poraton OF the largest company ever Organize" 10
Indiana were flied In the Office OF the scciea', VI
state here to-day. 1t is the United eta'es a,,n n.a
company which Is a trust composed OF tue ie""s
h,rers OF Western Pennsylvania, ohio. Michigan az"
Indiana The headquarters will be located VI NJ NJ
mond Ind. Each firm takes stock TO the 'aiuo VI ~
plant and the total capital is S3000,ooo. III ~ ,i,a
nectcd that the company will be able 10 panS
haklng business In the West. "a the Ne"-r"e
bakers have along the Atlantic coast.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
fIn nEACL-swLLPsTAKIs six FUELONGs.
RACING ~ ENGLAND.

London, May 3I.-Thc race for the Whitsuntide
Plate Of 300 sOvcrclgns was run oday at Man
chester II by T.. Biauc's bay colt Reverend.
J. II. lIOudsworths bay colt OrvctD second and
Henry Miners chestnut colt ~. Cyc third.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01

Hamilton kent her near the OF the track for the
nrs furlong guided her toward the rail to save
as much ground possible. In other words ne TOOK
tho nigh cut, Blue Rock slid down the cellar door very
fast, heading Fldes the dip for few strides but he
soon found the pace too hot and fell back somewhat
Then Maidstone and Tormcntor looked dangerouT but
they too soon chuckcd on the outer rail- faldhc
dcour,d sacc 80 fast taat furlons from home the race
was reduced to a match between her and fd's The
o,b ,,,. tieht one but Geraldine had good deal
the longer journey make owing to the angle at the
finish She failed get up and Fdcs won By length
Geraldine second length before Blue Rock. Tcnny did
start .,., 49, - - 49,
METH KACE-SwEEPSTAkES. TWOYEAH-oLDS.
so EACH. $1,000 ADDED. SIX FrRLoNGs
GAN Morris's br. c. Eli'he. 1l3 n.(Lit'leh,dl !
ha4Su Hanover stables ch. by rO~"aan- -Isqgenee
Nassau stable, ch c. Orton. 1s..... Giupurickj o
h. j. Rose, b. c. tonrad ~ Wr, n
n.tinr 70 win-Bthc 70 /, Monterey to .. S.
ourncc cot 10 Oron faVort' To D. tohdd ID 70 J.
h":a "i:ditns for pace-Blithe to >, Monterey to s..
out9ce colt eytnS to ., Conrad to l. Katrina
6 'HSaiiunl,-Bhe su,eht so s5 place al CO. Mon
tcrcy place az %. ,.,
Monterey led for furlong and gave way . Blithe.
who showed the way home. wianing under pull by
four lengths, Monterey second four lengths before the
sequence colt. The fayorte gave sad and shocking
exhibition Of The slows. and Fitzpatrick rode him with
out judgment skill Tho colt BEGAN sweF'mf before
he had run fuIlong and he Kept 1t UP all thc way
home.
SIXTH EACE-SWEEPSrAhES. SIS EACH, $50
ADDED. SELLING. Il MILES.
keystone Stable, b. C.. Admiral. yr,, 81 o. 900
ne,crvycA stables b. III. Clay stockton 3. 80 o.
q, Forbc.s D. d. St valentine g. 9G........ De,kcrj 8
NJ Corbrtt D. Z. St Par-. as,d. lVY.---, iiou,'nl
l.. j. Roses Rover. 3. rb... iSflli an
iAlu', stabic'- br. g. N,ngcul, T. lO'--... lh1Il1
Hanover stables br. b. Eloyo. .. ll2.. Kei-rf'J %
". Iakcland- ch. r. Enc-t ae'd. - .. lLA.ni'}l %
Excelsior stables eli. g SAN, D. :. lo- ,fa'ion o
betting to vin-Adai'ai . t, >. .cay s,ocsoa
(iaynrlte II u o. Valentine 10 o. Z NrnFcur {" J.
sam j. to L. Finest to !. -. Paris 70 !. Ec'e
Hc,tns Tor placc-Adniral .. Clay stockton u .
II. Valentine : 20 l. N'ngeur tttn-. SAN u. Z" J.
Ifn.st 10 l. st. Parl- 20 j. Iletc - l. Rover 20 % j
Mu.uai~-Admiral straight ti3 - place az ic' 'a}
STOCKTON place. 80 40.
sam b. and Vcurcur made The rpnning - tie top of
the hnl WHORE there RAPID change ~ position. IN
tho tr,tch Admiral drew out and ci"'cfy hy neck
CaY stockton second. four lengths before 81 Valentine
40 bid
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
hlyn and Chicago Lcaguc team, PLAYED tn

The Brooklyn and chicago League teams PLAYED tn
nual ~ their present scrc, 80 Washington ari,
YESTERDAY before about 1000 spectators. The clm'
Wa well PLAYED and unusually Interesting through
out the home team winning through superior bat
ting
Auson', batting was a feature he driving the ball
with terrific force directly At tho pitcher Burns II
the home team, wdA sick with an liberated throat.
and Corkhill too lame to play. Terry aud Caui-
thcr- took their places, Lovct' ncldci h, position
in capital ,tylc. The score was "a follows:
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
To.ai.... - Is .. . :

York ........... % q - -
I.,t-hIrF ...........O - % o. 3
Fa-ued yum, Ncw.Yo-a Is Pt.burg o. Flr-t base
by ,lror.-Ncv-No-k IS. ptt-hlrg o. L't ba-e,-Ncw.
I.rE r Pffsblrp =. l4.st Lts. hal', ON Ktsfr d.
Of Ien.r struck out-By Kcefc 10 Do, Tenor
Home HIn-.,.oft. lwlng =. C0nuof. Ihrrc.ha1e MT
K.narlson. Tvo.base hi-Eob;ns,n. SacrAr. hits
brown. O'Eourk" stolen bass living carroll =. Dou-
Die pays kef, IviL. InG touuoT MAury. Rlchard~
ana Common. H,tncd Richardson lnt Connor; Eohn.on
md Bcalcy Passed bsll-Ewing /. iuplrc.- Ferguson
and HolD,st. Tim -. Attendance. 1879.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01

Earned runs brooklyn /. ST. Louis g. First base on
error- BROOKLYN s. St. Louis - Left bascs-loOI.
tn B. S. Louis I. Three-basc hit-MunyOn. Two.
Fuller Mccarthy Ko,smGn (a sGtnser EarIe sac
Cartlv sweeney Daily Mattmore (2l. O'Brcn Prltl.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
T.--o uno lIlo 10 -cr ln-,ban knocked all mound

Those who Ike to see baseball knocked all around
AN in,lo,urc would have been morr than satisfied win
the game ~ brotherhood Para between the Ne" "r'
and P.u,bur. Brotherhood clubs. Scirly 1000
ro,ple were present and a, the batting was Of the
,yclonc order throughout. the oaloohcS were well
-a'..lcd The fact that the home team vas do'ns
the batting and winning the game added lest 10 the
contest.
II va, the nual game OF tie present series between
the TWO teams and the New Workers seemed determined
tn give their Pittslurg brothcrs 90 send or which
they wouid not soon forget. TcneT pitched for the
visiting team. but did not seem to be thc Tenor who
p.t, a, some capital gaines ior the Chicago club last
year lie was - l;ctvc iog i've inning, and then lie
lost bis thinking lncult, and his control u The bal!
40 thc time.
K-efe pitched .n good form aud was finely supported
hy Fwlus. Rlcharlspn had an "oN day ana pay 81
poorly. IIanlou Wa, slck and did not play at all
lhe Ncv Yorker, gave "a great batting exhibition lu
the eighth inning when fourteen men went Z" the
lnt and a dozen runs were scored. Gorc, EwlnS ana
Connur mAdc consecutive home runs, feaiS seldom
seen on . ball Held. The score Wa, - follows;
T. - 4
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01

NV customers speak so highly OF smith " hhosie-y.
goods that shall keep other knd OF osl or are
Prices are as low as for similar goods that etOsA "
rotten. FARNHAM. 1G West l4uh-s.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
En.i Trims to WushjuRfon.

A complete schedule ~ fast tialns t. Baltimore and
washington Is operated by the Jersey Central Reading,
and Is. and o. All trains equipped with Pullman par.
oi and sleeping Punctual service Stations foot
VI Libcrty-st. -.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01

Famed uns-chcago / brooklyn 3. First base on
errors Chicago q. Brooklyn /. First base balls
chicago T. Brootlyn q. Lef on ba,esChicago . BrooN
yn ) Struck out, hcsgo .. BrooAiyn q. Thrcc-basc
hlt Collins. TWO.ba,e hit Coughn. Collins. stolen
bases Collins. Terry. Caruthcrs DAILY. Cooney . Double
p.ai--t ooney and Ans0n O'Brlen and toon"l smith
collins aud Foutk. Loyctt Collins. Smith and FoutS.
~ rincc hit smith. Wld ptcho~-Co Couehlin l. IoNctt
3. Passed bal--Nael" s. Umpire -MceUaid. Tlmr-
81 Attendance 2,O92.
The Brooklyn and Cleveland Players teams crossed
bat, at Eastern Park yesterday, the visiting nine
winning after hard fought nnuing battle The
fielding play was brilliant and the pitching of both
Murphy and Bahcly good. Warri and Joyce did
lcllcml Mnrk Ihc .cnrc wa. q, llllnMs:
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01

urf were the daddy Of that young man. said
n well dressed fathcrly looking man a, '"c ro'o
croupds Yesterday / would take him home ana give
him a sound spanking and then send mn 10 Deu
uitbout any supper The speaker referred 10 tho
voupc pitchcr sharrott, who was supposed 10 90
much to help the New-York League team 10 WIN
victory. but whose efforts in reality did much TO
hiring defeat 70 the club. sharrott is young, but he
j. sunposcd to fiji n mans shoes, and II he can't
su thcm he should travel in slower company
sharrott pitched poorly nclded his position poorly
handled the bat as If it were stick OF candy ana
otherwise playcd about lSilcssly as he possibly
could Probably Sharrott hypnotizcd by the
savage clcam in the eyes Of the Porkopoah hasihcn
W,.lc the defeat was not wholly due to sharrot his
Indifference wa, dcmor,lizng The spectators. know
ing that the team was badly crippled were free to
forgive errors, but Of the ii10 spectators present
wa, Inclined to forgive li,tcs,nc>s. The absence "t
Glas,cock a,sctt and lornung has played havoc with
the Whole team.
The New Yorl,crs hattcd wcll. but did poorly
on the bases in coaching and in the field. Ticrnan
WAS the only regular outhcldcr in condition to pay,
while the entire inhcld. with the exception Of first
las, was covered hy players out of their regular places
The Cincinnati men played good game. but would
nrnlnbly have been beaten If New York had been
able t. present Il, regular team. somrors made his
first baschlt since he joined the New York club.
This youug /, also imprcgnatcd with elo"ncsS
which i, positively painful. \, usual E'tcrbrooH ant
rcruan played in capital form. Tic score was is fol
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
secretary Ronnell. Of the Players League, issued

thc following official circular yesterday
Tho Central Board OF Directors OF the plaNcrs IN a.
,ion,I eoglc held "A conference AT III" Murray itll
intcl mi, morning. There were present tle iollo%
iny. President r.. \. McAlpn, Ice President John ~
dieon' secretary +. II. Bruuell F. u. Iacott' He" New
Work club John Ward. brooklyn club H. VI Love
and : f. wagner Philadelphia club Julian Is. Hart
r.,ton club: George H. sbncy and J"hl elr.chcr
tlcvsnnd Club. Nicc-prcsidcnt Addison rcpIeSeh'eu
chicago Buffalo and lrttsburS which were ho' o''o'
wise represented . a., ,,,,,cr,crt ~
.e. and sy stems Of turl>tcs and tickets "'I' as
esed and bills audited by the Auditing 'onilttec.
Inch cul, representative mndc his report AZ Were
fnyolahc The rmors as 10 change oi s'h'uul" Mo. W.T.
discussed and for the purpose vi testing tie sent
,,epts of the delegates vote on the question WIS
taken. =, 49,. ,, ,,ari,c o,t tl,e season
m tho dates as arranged in the original schedule Ina,
,,as The only vote taken AT the conference ana that
nrlv Tor test purposes. II was IN no sense Hcctns,
and similar conferences VIII be hem once Ill "oo"'
c,rh thirty days during the season.
classcoch was called to Cleveland yesterday. HIS
S' The RrDpkIyn and ST. Louis teams VIII play al
ridrrwo0d Park this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
RAD PITCHING WAS FATAL.
1JSTLEssNEss DEFEATS THE HOME LEAGUE
TEAM
cvc1oxE RAFTING WON THE DAY AT THE
BROTHERHOOD GAME-PLAflNO by
OTHER TEAMS.
OTHER TEAMS

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
cine matt L. w-York g. i,il.ISI1nP, Cio sa,d q
Brooklyn T. Chicago 4. ll'a ~ ,i . ' "
PLAYERS LEAGUE
,--.,- ., pr,,hur1 2 Boston u, Buffalo g.
NeW,1hd a. ,roosiyn Chicago D. Philadelphia 4.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
go ,,. . p,oo,ivr Toledo ,, Syracuse 4.
Rochester I, Louisville l. N1hIc''0 D. coiu"'"' -
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
49,. u.,o, Q Icrsev CITY l. Baltimore :, Hartford 3.
new ,,fn n trto, Worcester l. Washington l.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
WHEN The FACE

Is constantly covered with eruptons, the
need of a blood-purifer is plainly indicated.
Washes and external applications arc Of
no avail. The poison must he thoroughly
eliminated from the system by stimulating
the action of the liver and kidneys. which
orpans have become sluggish and inopera-
five thereby throwing upon the skin the un-
natural work of cleansing the system of its
mnurities What is needed Is Ayers Sarsa-
nariIla-the best OF blood medicines
NV face for years was covered with pim-
nles and humors. for which could find no
remedy till began TO take Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla Three bottles Of this medicine effected
a thorough cure. | can confidently recon-
mend il 10 all suffering from similar troubles"
Madison Parker. Concord, VI.
81 had been troubled for some time with an
erupiion Of the skin which. till ] was induced
to try Ayers Sarsaparilla, defed all efforts
70 cure. After taking two bottles OF this
medicine the eruption began 10 disappear,
and with the third bottle 1t left Inc entirely
Louis Degenhardt, I25 Srmner ave, Brook
lyn. \. Y. Traveller for G.. II. Buck & Co.,
Iithorraphers, 1i6 Centre St, New York.
Ayers SarsapariI|a
PREPARED BY
Or. j. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by Druggists. 81, sj. Worth s5a bottle.