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New-York tribune., 1890-05-31

Murphy Wa expcct-i =" ride Tcnnv " ~" Jo"tev
Club Handicap. but Il. hc did not arrive from u'
West IN fine. the mount VA given =" Harrison.
Garrison rode him as well Az jockey on caTtl
could.
Mr withcrs did m, think King Fries Performance
IN the Wlthcr, Stakes a very remarkable one. " No
race al all aid tie sage o Br,ohdic. n" rae" At
all lie could have gone the distance iu o. II ;hey
had pushed HIM II reported that kn1p-1'N
NcCsftiv backed King Eric for all be va, worth
feeling Absolutely certain of victory
s,id 4 l~Alnc nooknakcr The public took half
million dollar> out II the r.ns {" DAY. We d"a''
lose on biz holidays never knew II - iall H hN
Ten years experience The betting va not - hch'i
~ expected 10 .cc II, lu' tao investors wcrc mighty
smart IN picking out The good things. captain
Wagrncr carried more money ,r place than Russell
did straight - ChaIle- va, w'll lacked o"" t""'
but v ncrc We tDph lu even moacy or hlm we p"d
ont 10 . on Wac,n~. somebody, L''" Api'N'
| rccaon. tnoh Thousands of dollars "ti "i ID, "'
r. TIN for % pia.e. ,lvn service Wa backed for
ullce and 80 Naguat". u NJ piN out I"' ".t
all day all dA', and 'a.c IN n%,n',.' r., ,,., 1al r
trnkc lie pulled me- thfouzh.'
rcpog'c! aekcd fmlP P@!cr tc , ~ lie 'y S,,G "T'5
.. Fractional time" exclaimed Mr. j.. How q" '"i
cspcct u, 10 fct the fractional nmc at tbs ua'~
rhaa,and, % woud gocr- got no further Than
the Harlem ENer -taion Ihe ia,s - I'm n, .
was 80 great boo the cu"ft"u- 'r""d tihl 'uIf'u 'b,
tho L0x thai thov gave u up n disau'i ana rt"In'
home. Tho incoming tram ai'"r re rt,'' VIZ
-lLl'- o. behold. Men we're simply hanging on N
HE four 10 land. Of August Belmont. r, rr'icrlck
Hron- on. Eecitou Winthrop ard Reginald Rive" "rn
veil fr,iehtcd when they dr.w up IN r'" @nclo,nr,
~ ,l,rt for ooafhc, ~" western end of the grand
Nj, Ecnd. Nj, kcruoclau. Mis- Da,i.. Mrs. Ntnv-
vc. ant Fi.h. The Mise Web. MIS-, Minion. VIZ
,l~mcn wcre Tom" Howard. TrIfair Minion :
Amory C,rlnri. Ernest Rudolph Ganthcr NauA"icl
Rayuor and LItiuc-t ton Ecchmnu. Mr.. ana MIS-. a. -
Ma hay
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
TIE NORRIS PARK ENTRIES TO-DAY.

The Toboggan Slide Handicap which tho New.York
Jockey Club $4,000 Will decided this
"Ihooi and Tcnny's speed electric that he l. almost
sur 70 be the faVore although p pounds
Ph'IF and carry 140 pounds. But the d only
hfe'-quartcr> Of mile and weight docs tell much
III snort races at mir Then. too
" mainly "a tthcCgah slide down steep Hill, and he
ueac'huS Tenny viii hardly realize that ho pounds
on MS back But be- ha, Of the fastest sprntrs IN
America to batvoluntcr strideaway. t;cra'dne. Blue
Rock Maidstone Fdcs othcr>-and it will a fine
race
Ahongh Reckon viii have good chance I'm the
Debutante Stakes for two.yearod ris -tll tho Morris
mortgage on this looked forccosrd
Is Oh those twoycar-od stakes in which Russell
Mr. Belmont VIII show what Toscs FlaNia do.
anu IlcFre Lorlards and the much 'touted"
SalIic McClclIand may be dangerous.
In the first race Mr.. Belmonts Prince Royal will be
seen Tor The first time since defeated by Exile in the
hroohlyh Handicap last year. and should we'll.
II'r' are the fGll li>- ~ probable starters:
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31

toy, owing the miserable playing OF the visitors In
tho ned, the giving Brooklyn their
1t hard work for o 0Brcn TO pitch and discourag
ing that with wretched support behind him. and
the home players for batting his delivery
The game sugglng match on both sides, In which
the Booklyns exceled The crowd the largest one OF
the these grounds, enjoyed the sport. The
Brooklyn played hard for victory taking every
offered them They started right in 10 work
game called and the they scored were needed,
for the visitors squirt the latter part OF the game
but unable the big lead. The feature
Of the game heavy batting OF Orr, Bauer and
Deehanty. Tebeau put ball the letheld fence,
making OF the pretest bits seen this season. The
latter's thrd.base fielding wreched.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31

I,rnrd iun. Ncw.York g. Plttsburg D. Ea'eh!tN y
a. fI,, nr Ewing g. First base errors Nr" ! "rk 8,
pti burg l. Len ON uascs-N Ncv-YQrk 5. IIusbarg y.
FI,t ha,e on bllI.-OG Oply :" of SalE 8 OF ): & ~
in o.ba,c hit, Gore Carroll S"r.nc" hit Ewing tnl'
acr y-n'r Beekiry hgghnf s60''" strs|F ont IS
ODay Vi.ncr flcds kueinc. toic'san = h9D"I.n -,
y Ewing Vl-ner Iccklcy. I by pitcher - tousnr, %
neon Pass'd imll,-f.wIng. carroll Umpire teresS'"
and lIolbcrt. Time of gamc-l %. Nt'huah'c- '-i
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
rAClNG II ENGLAND.

London. May 30 Til Wa the third faN "' '"'
Manchester Whit-uutidc meeting The race LOT Wv
John OGaunt Plate OF 800 ,o'cicien'' iof wv"
old, five fnrlong-. was won by blundcll MipIe Wy
col, Prince II.,nriou j. IT, Iloul~woriI's brown
elly >usiaua wa. second. and Mr. RObcrt>s haN MY
Raywort third. There were eleven starters III ~
bcttug wa D 10 = against Irin'" liaIhp'ol' !"
,,gaiu.f ~IsIana and . 10 against Kay "oiu' - A..
The principal race on the programme Was il r, ~,
Nancl ,icr Cap OF 1000 ,Ovcrcens. one liil' anu
,hrc, aus. cr,. II wa, Wou by thIcc quarters U ~
Icngth bv Lord Randolph Churchills ioIr i'', o,'
black Gly LAbhc,se de Jouauc MI Abhtlo"
nVc wear I'D horse Father tOfc~oor wa -. o',"
length and half In front of Baron de- lll,sch Io.
yoal'od bay colt Nasistns. The last betths .,n-f
10 | against L'AbbcsHc de Jortfrc, '" a-i"''
Father Confcesor and 3 To against NaSistas
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
,..,.,. ~ rroolIyn and Cleveland Players

For four innings tho Brooklyn and Cleveland fayer'
teams put up a gaHo "f ball at The Eastern r''N
.rpd- Yesterday morning. bit the gait was TOO Ii'e
,. ,i. ,.u,rs and ln the lnh inning they collapsed
going all To pieces BEFORE they had fairly r'eo'""'
Mad. men had secured tight mortgage Oh u" P''u'
,,ub,r the ohio pltchrI. was treated cruelty pS tn'
h,aNy-htt.i. Of the Broofyn team ana n'''u'' '' wv
,,,,.,,t which nc received dincouragng NeyhlAS'
M u,onLt,n nitrh.t gave . good account of him>'F ny
.ccpiug the Cleveland hit' seSttrcA. The bFooNFn
men pl.ycd ali around the Cleveland team III u'' neu'
1,.,u the visitors thld bascnan was hh'd 30 u!
ulre Jones Tor yelling out that Tie umpire va" "o s'N
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31

600 l-rp'o witnessed NJ Two games AZ h'o'h"r'
ifoi PARK htv,u Dc N~N-Nork md P!ttburS PlayeFs
teams. Roth ,oriest. wrrr w" played N""-YorN win
Ming and ,lne In h' afternoon game li'cy bat
tng wa. mo- r.al ltlre ana to Ptt,burg players won
.ft.r q clo-0 ight.
trano sast f.un'@atl" exhibition o. p''hmR ior ''N
nufng, and hr.le down lA. pat h"inp !ac'hor-"
M 90, lnrilu 'hc Psbur, men male tire single
ilts at o uf,e larrrr and With Corps mus. hNo run,
VOC >,r,d j. Ewing then put IN 70 pis"h. but the
game lot Hold lod in Tie batting. making two
i.,,... r,,f,. and I've singl. hit Thc
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
CROWDS AT THE GAMES.
INTERESTING BASEBALL MATCHES.
CONTESTS ENOUGH FOR ALL-DETA1Ls OF THE
PLAYING.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
cincinnati g. New-York / Boston g. Psburg ttb "a m
Cincinnati 1. New.York O. Cleveland 8, Philadelphia A.
chicago g. BROOKLYN "a. m Cleveland 4, Philadelphia l.
Nhcago II, Brooklyn = p III.
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
N'SYork m H. P'burs = S" nSsSa 20 h"alS Buffalo "a "a M M
Pitt'hprg o. New.York g. Philadelphia :, Chicago >
Br1oEyn 10. Cleveland g. Philadelphia 10. Chicago g.
BrooAlyn H. Cleveland 10
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
BROOKLYN 4. St. Louis 81 Columbus s, Athletic p
St. Louis 3, Brooklyn l. syracuse 3, Toledo "a m.
Athletic .. Columbus g. Rochester l. Louisville 8
ATLANTIC AssdcIArIoN.
Ne~ar% 6. Jersey city - NewHaven g. Wilmington
Newark 10. Jersey City G. Ycw.iIaScn O. Baltimore o.
Hartford .. Baltimore g. wdrceIeter I 8. Washington g.
Hartford Wilmington o. wcrcc1ter = Washington s.
p. m. d. m.
About $4,000 people witnessed various baseball
games In this neRhborhood yesterday. While there
not pushing struggling throng gsme. the at
tendance Vas good at each diamond battle The
rain Of Tho early morning undoubtedly affected the at
tnd1hco at the morning games,
Az tho Polo Ground, the Scw.York and Cincinnati
League t"ams Played two games. the home nine boing
beaten In 10th contests Several Of players OF the
NrwNcrk club IN badly crippled condition. and that
acc"' nt> I'm tho double defeats The at
tendance a; The afternoon lss than 1000 but the
ono"k"ts took the lvsc-t pest in the Whilo
the NcwYork team oGbttcd 10, Queen City rivals n |.
their ba- hits scattered and no. run was scored
Huso usual pitched a remarkable game Estcrbrook.
Clarke. Murphy, Mcfee Beard Reilly and viau also did
sIl,Iddly
Tho Cincinnati men scored the only run made IN the
fourth irnn-. Holiday, the acrObatc Wcsamer. was
struck by pitched bali and after executing several
toftion fns. walled To- first base. lie second
Fcaid sacrifice. ana then ccVey stole to Third Reilly
drove d!nut boi ndcr =, E.crbrook which that layrr
could not handle. and Holiday SCORED. The
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31

Anson's colts played great game OF ball with the
Brooklyn National League club the Washington Park
grounds yesterday morning, and by superior all
around work winners The home team found
Huchnsons very troublesome and II through
weak batting that they defeated. Terry's delivery
batted hard and at tho right time The fielding Of
both Hne. Colllnss work second base and
Burns batting for Chicago the features OF the game
Through the game the enthusiasm at fever heat and
the crowd. numbering 2.8O3. cheered at every brilliant
play recorded. The was:
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
coIrNnIA EADLY EEATEN By PRINCETON.

COIJNDIA BADLY EENTEN III TNINVtT
princeton y. j., MAY 80 (specaD Columbia Col
80 nina received an overwhelming defeat at the hands OF
,a princeton nine the University grounds this morn
ing The Columbia pitcher. who HN'' a' No"srA' ialed
% on the team there and the team arrived here without
n,,cher Warren the freshman pitcher, hled the box
,or Columbia and pitched fair game. The Columbia
men payed loose and lstlss- game In the nrst inning
Princeton made three runs, and IL was e'aeh' from Va.
80, ,n., ,,. c,ne vas theirs. Tho game closed
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31

Famed rrnsBfooklyn o, Cleveland 4. Left on basCs-
10 clcvesnd Z First base on or
on OBFien |. Struck oLt-By Van Ialtren l. by o Dren
2 Sacrifice hitsOrr 9 Sesry l. Cook l. Radford 2. Ie
beau l. O'Rrien /. HIS by rtcEer-Joyce !, sunday l.
Snyder l. stelen ba;es-JSyce seerr Ward l. Van
hitsIoyco I. Bsnrr Orr J. Cook strcKer Delehanty
l. 0Brlen /. Homo run-Tebeau. Wild pNhe%-O' Bren
!. Van HaTen l. Umpires-K night and Jones. Time
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31

The nsiI Ing l,rc also nee batting contest the
Nru .Nort,r. making The mos, hls"hit, and winning Tho
.,c wa lively ono. and Interesting throughout
0 Day urokc dovn after plthiig like wizard for siN
innings Ior Lr-t iN, innings ou' sixteen men fa''d
O'uay 40 ul-, bit made SN non -trnrA out and
not Prt-lug baton got further than hfI OaNr The
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31

ITTHI lUITt 7, IIIyfUUFI IT-I
error. N.A.Nork r.t' burg .. Lrft on br,cS New
Iuft d, Piit.turr . lli-i i1-" on hl<-On Crane >,
or t,l,lu 8 struck .oIt .iy Crane -. bv J. Ewing ].
bv calvin Hon" run--Fi'ld, >. Ihr"ela,c hit
Cram. Ni-n.r Iuo-bt-r hlt tounOr pEourk"i
sr.la-, h- Cor EcAatd,on , Visner. lobn-on cal
,in ~totu li,flpu =. ku"nn'. Double play -
Il,fH.fd tonuor and vaughn. la--'d lal--Nanghn j
carroll Umu.r.-. Ferguson and Hoibcrt. Time or
gam %. Atr.udluc" 5ei6.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
A TEAM TRIES TO nEAr TIE WORLDS RECORD.

A TEAM TRIES To BEAT THE WORLDS RE''hD
Al the new mile track at Dundee. in Bergen County
~ j.. near Paterson, yesterday team troucd UNI
to a sixty four pound road wagon IN WITHIN nan
A second of the worlds record The team are h"D'''o
and Lady wellington, owned b. Mr. Putnam oi D'"'"
En, and they made the mile In .1d1 lhc "'''
half was made H. OG = and the last Ih",'' ;"
thirty three seconds. The horsr@ wcr" nov p''" = "
,,,r ,s.t hut thc team will be driven next Wedncs-
day 10 beat all rec ofd, Mr. fGinin pDn-,, sa,d
team from M,ipr Dickinson, Of New orA' anu 10 '
" have paid $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31

I-,--,d nm. - IovI. . Uroo-'yn 0. FIT-T NI.' on
erol, st.. Lon, T., Bq@os.yn mi, Ls,, ~ 2,rm",c
i' 80 - Struck ont DlU,. Nar'lmor.. o'brn
T,uu,i H. Prr ,erIaIdt >ei't". Roman li"i.'
.,, rcr,,llv Trob1-o hits-Sirou. p,tlr. F'uu'lf
: "l~i isi,ss Si,ron, n,lv 80 Mattmor' Is r'n, $40,
,r.. btt.- O'Irlcu. Munyau Davis h'rn- - NNN''l'
u',il pi,,.- I,nnrily O'Ert'n. Irfh1'it l'.lN anu
Fcnnclly Munyan aud Davis Hit D., pm h' ,''''"i"
i-,',,,r. Knruuu Time .43 Attendance "''
The ron arhanly clever ""ih di-p'''n ' "''" "','
n 49,, ,.o,nt,g ,,uc was continued when they came to-
cfbor in tie afteucou This time th visitors won ana
u.y had a hard udne Of 10 At nat. Daily ana N"ii'."
n ptch.r, ero elective Ard The ta'un; "'' d'' d"II'
nqIt r.c home ,agofs unfortunately committed '.I'''
a, ,,. ,r,on- ,iu. The score
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31

E.rr.d ,un~ Ne"-l orS J. ,.n,inaau :. t.r-t ha''
H,s.Yurk g. cincinnati o. First ha.c ol or
W.l.h g. ~ Tn..r1n o. >t-'rN out Hv ""l'h 8 if
l..,,o a TF.r,. lac. li'-l,,lIv stolen bases Mari,
Iiouaa,. Knsat p"nh.. Ra.,rtt l ana
n.,ri n Pho. ana R.lliv. HIT by pit her Welch
F4.ssd balls Murphy J. BALDWIN !. Jmpire-Lynch.
Tlu..-i Attendance G1S.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31

Be good careful uc Eruo'lyn \. y team defeated
Tho "cr,,k" 81 Louis rlne 1u the Ed.cwoot Park
grounds vest riay moiniug. The contest wa ba'N"
between tho ydtch,r- Natti"crr lnc Ramsey both "'r
hi, .af.ly eight times. hut Ma'tnor" managed % Keep
~. yisitor,' hits far apart The n'Ginr ON both sides
Wa sharp C,crhardt and Sw~ney> second has" p1ynf
and Fcuney. batting the features OF ia gam" Ihe
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31

bu, Sam Woud up under drive and made a dead
neat with him. In the run OF Sam Wood won hc
Pleased by two lengths. Nc bid.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31

Earned run--Chcago :. BroohIyn l. First h1s" o,'
halls-Ch chicago o. DrooNlyn . FIRST la>' on
roro frootlyn Left baS.S-Chcago 10 Brook n
struck ont Chlcaco 2 BROOKLYN .. Home run WI
mot, Thrsebs-e hit--Anson kittdge Huin, TOOK TOOK
lem Tcrrv Tvo.ha-c hits Irru~ Itfta.o. EiUfdcr,
balt stolen ha.o--Car Wlmot Nn>on. Burns NJ
rngo Bu~ps fro1Slyn Iouty. pouhle plays outf iNh-
assisted >a-ilncc t!t.-'con.y %. Wimot Hit,h
pasoGf. Or tarthcr- oc Hughc. Is. Passed balls
ijalv / Umpirc-McQuoid Time Of gam"-2'oi. At
iend1uc"-7 .jO1.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
l- na.n.ne g,mo na. al.o . wennl,yca one. and hnt

Tho morning game was al.o q woll-paycd one. and but
for to cal e'- So'umcr- play bali mllht have
re.iltoG d~ rortv with The exception o' the seventh
inning W,ch pitched a wonderful game. BoS-ctt had a
krr.ap badly rrcuctcd io the fourth Inning md another
victim nAdl 90 tho Ncw.Y prs' ALREADY large hospital
li., Ta-,' IA! ~ be- tlker home IN olrraae and
not b. able p, ,y aean for several days The score ~a'
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
To,al, 10 1925 Il Totals 49,.


Gruber declared ont, batting out Of turn -
grooGlya. ............-SS ] 3 Q 70
Facd runs-Brooyn 3. Cleveland o. r. Leit on ppaox
yn T. Cleveland First ba,s o. eaI,2h NV ynber
2 OF nrr pit-l strIciI Hit by pitcher hnslow.
Tvohase ht,-van Hstren. Bauer I"lnhTn. ay Rodori
"d DoGantv joyce, bauer and orr S VII 1P Tim.
1,rub.r . Weyhing /. Impires-hhight "'u ' ~
-1I1 Attendance, y63.
Ward being desirous Of securing douoie ''y ,h
80 -, ,,., nut in Van Haltrcn and Cook the
yb,, crack battery for the afternoon game Incur
work w.s not up " the standard. but sti lhe' ea Wv
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
Tho afternoon game brought out big crowd and every

Tho afternoon brought out big crowd, and every
of them expected th" Br)okynS turn the tables
In this they disappointed Anson wanted TO make
It two straight and he kept in the same battery-Hutch'
nson Kittrldge The rooklyns presented Clruhers.
but he did rot fare Wei Trry for the Chicago men
solved MS delivery and pounded the ball all the ca-
nond The brooklyn batt'.~ hit Hutchin>on'S delivery
In this game but they fonl much difficulty In get
ting their ht toecthor cIdng of the visitors
was sharp hard to Tn" visitors earned
the victory clearly. they ouavod Brooklyn at the bat
and IN the ncd The score
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
IRSr RACE-SWTrp,TNkEs. - MILES.
FIVE Fl rIONrS.
THIRD EAcE-DEnrrANrE STAKES. TwoYEAE

'ID flIIlsltS. FIVE u EloN'N'
August B lnonts ch T. La To,ca. by ut. Blai~e--
To cQuc, .............. ............ IL
August B,nonts T. Flavia. by st BliiseIlaNina ,
J.. Z. Bruce bt f. Nocalctia Nooalc-Nirta .- llJ
clover stables br T. harrhcrita. hy Eo~Sifer-
Marcus Daiy's ch T. L~onora. bv Sir Modr'd-Ll1zc
Gray Cos b. T. Bette Prsthcr by Fau,tus Aulu i1j
& ORC" HearSt'- ch. Z Hab!cora 10y Hldcr ALL
NraciOSa ..... 1l1
Houch Bros. ch. Sr,ts1,iu bv Enquirer Mclito 10
w. Jcnnngs's br. f. Mary stone. hy S.r Modred-
Rosemary -...- ll1
Byron Mcccllaud', + salIc McClcland by lIin-,
Hsscy,f Saii@'. ,h. T. NelIc Bly. by Luxe Black.
rn-NiniaGc Time ll1
Lizzie ..... .......... 10
Ranco.as stables b. T. Nrrorancc. by Eupcror-.
Charles Reed and sons b. + Annie. by Mr.. PckwcA-
Fonnc Wood ........... 10
R Porter Ashc b. T. Ronc, by woodlands
J. \ 4. H. MoIrls's ch. T. Reckon by n,auc-
Perhaps 10
J. A. 4 4 II. Norris b. + Vacation by Tom ochn-
c. Sattlcrs br rsnccs : b, S,ratfold water Lf} l5
FOU ETH RACE-ToBOGGAN SLIDE HANDICAP. ALL
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31

Chicago :. Beokivn g. flr.t base on chi.
easo ErcoIyn l. LIEF, on 1as- Chicago B. Bfo2k,a 81 :.
Inns Burns, Of Chicago ~ Stoen ba.eS-Coin'' S Pink'
ncy. Carroll Cocnry -. WilnO Double play'--Nnlul.
Foutz and Bushcrc Terry and Collins. crihcc hits
Terry. Wlmot, O'Bricn. of Chicago. wild plt'h',-
Hutchinson o. Passed balls-Kridge a., Bu-honR %.
JmIirc-Mcouaido Time Of came-l:So. Attendance
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31

at the end Of the sixth inning to allow the Columbia team
10 take the 80 train. The was:
Princeton ............................3 3-I5
Nolufnpia " U " " u "
TwO-base hit-Brokaw. Three-base hit-Lanrdon. Homo
run-Brokaw. Base on balls-Warren &. Passed balls
rem 3, by Young q.
Wiamstovn Mass, May 80 (SpecaD.-At the begin.
ming OF the ninth inning in the here to-day the
was to in favor Of Williams but reebaggcr and
costly lost that club the The seore
MIiiiass AnnSass ...::::::s ...:.::::s 9 9 fS
Basehits-Amherst 7, Williams Z. Errors-Amherst Z.
Williams ).
At Sing sins-st Johns School 10. Columbia Fresh.
men o.
Hudson, N. Y, May 3o.-The game n baseball hers
this morning between the Hudson and Metropolitan clubs
was won by the former by score of II 10 8.
Walden, May 30.-Morning game Walden 4. Dcsvafs
7. Afternoon game: Walden 49, Delaware g.
At Long Brsnch-Long Branch 0. Stars tot South An
boy. 4.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
SPRIMa ADVICE.
Scientific MAGAzfu0,

Be careful Of your diet You do net neee hesvy ted
such as you require during the Winter.
Spring may bs beautiful, but Il IL treacherous -
not let It deceive you into . cold, fever maiarfs =
pneumonia.
Do not throw OF your Winter nannels too early -
little Inconvenience than to take cold
you feel tired, fevesh oyer-heated do not rush
on and take "Sprng medicines" Cool yourself down.
and in this way help your system and purify your blood
II you feel hot and thirsty, do not drink large quanu
OF other 'long drinks. IL Is much better
TO take little pure whiskey and water. which will
quench the thirst tone the system and fortfy against
disease.
Remember that only whskey should ever be taken
into the system and that the leading chemists scsn
tsts Of the present day unite in declaring that Dunys
Pure Malt is absolutely the purest and best.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31

lifn'd runs NcW-lork q, cincinnati o. FIRST base on
N~w-Yorn J. Cincinnati .. L'ft ba-es-New-
YORK %. Cincinnati =. Fir-t base Oh biIs-Ou Rusle B..
oT Wan a. struck ont ~ it.-ic >. by Vau g. Two
la-. ht-Eu-i.. sacrifice hit,-Beaid knight. keenan,
Wan. G4s.-ru.e stolen base Ncl'hr'. Holiday.
CLARKE. Douhi" Iay.,,s-scoch. Clark and Est"rrook
Board. " lh'r and Reilly. Niiu ana Reilly, ~ hy
!. rmpire-I,nch. Time = same-1 rs. Attndanre
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31

Tn. Newark team the afternoon at home dnpli'a''
,,, errormancr of AT Jersey city Dy at'h
dof,,tng th, Jersey Citys in hotly contested gam
Redmond who pitched for the Jersey CITY "'n, was u"
bs and gave way fitzgerald In the 'Nth inning Inc
~
Tcwark c,,,.-...--....-.G9 Q 0 0 -
na..hits Newark TO- jersey city :. Errors NewarN
= i"rscy Ci;y g. Pitchers sullivan. Rcdmond and Fltl'
gerald. Tn prc-' orc"rdI
,rh. u,ckrtt Carhart n Co. team won both morning
and afternoon game, by following score At layonne
y. j. =. M: , .
p,,onro \..... q o q ! =
"a! "a! 1,,, 1,, rhnrt coo 4 . o q AZ
batteries Holland and Reilly, Ilemcy ana hian''
At Long Island city Up. M:
uackett Carhart 4 coo ! y - 6-'S
nasehits-IIachetc TO- stars, \ trror' -haSkcu
stars 4 Bauer.es-liammcI and hfau'' "a~IeS anu
Reynolds.
AU..t NnM .Ii-lRltOn.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31

ts year until october before Tournament runs himself
ulto proper shape to win stakes some OF the most
vm mnua, anu aSiutc turlmen Oh the grounds expected
CesVtee 70 wln but DcN Otce suffered from almost
''ai at'acK OF pneumonia last winter and may still
,%ei % some effects OF the disease. But considering
ny. nv running Tor the Whels it must be remembered
s.aV 'lc cyclone colt showed such speed and set
aiT0lS Ii % pace all the way that the weak spots of
ai M u'c Other colts In the certain be found
o' oeloge the last stride II the speed had not been
-, suohg from the start TOurI ament. Devotcc.
,Ssa 'aS usa ana Magnate might perlap, have been
ius-hiE WIN the winner at the Finish But he
Lee , theli along so rapidly that they had nothing
nH NdrWlck- LOrilla. who was greatly admired aNt
Uul uo not start appeared for the first time in
PtetTT ~ 'he "itiIrs. lie i, handsome enough 70
yusu! all the cUiOgics published about him. In
appearance he has the true make and true stamp OF
rd'choiSc of high class. and yet he was not able
10 ud3 90 ANYTHING in the Wthcr, Ills future racing
counterfeit As King Thomas
,orgI "1 MS race the opening scramble at five fur
%n %nts' the favorftc, Forlham, and second choice
flNH service. were under the whip all through the
last iurlong. But Hamilton outroic little Lamblcy,
ana Fordham won the race b, a head with civil
Iervice 1sr three length, before Timothy Pierre Lor
t t"tu nuN far0na won the fifth race. selling affair
'' rG" G"' ii var ouS. WIN poor lot of starters
Lie ne ihal contest. selling at mile. re
son eV wn ID dead heat between Filter and sam Wood
Sain @ Mooc RIDDEN by Carlson the favorite In the
ruilon ana won without difficulty. Nanola was
greatly fanccd by many in this race but ran poorly
a. dld DrImStiCl also.
IL was day of triumph for Garrison for he rode
snc winners OF the two great stakes of the dav-the
New York Jockey Club Handicap and the Wthcr,
>tahcS and also the winner Of the last race.
Mr. Mlthers has named the Cyclone colt. who is
paN 10y King Ergcs; Of cyclone King Eric. lie i
now one of the fastest horses that Mr. WhcrS ha, bred
m recent years although his performances last year
cyclone colt stay mile and half and will be
dangerous In snch races the omnibus and Lorillard
MN beyond dispute as among the spcdcst mcrs" to
DC iouno III The ranks Of the three year dds.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31

Tho ,erscv C,tv and Newark played remarkable
couo at tb. oakland Park grounds yesterday H'filS
which th, visiting team IN th' ninth inning. ~"
bope naycr, held the lead up 10 th" rishm inning o".
released II to the Newark men "h'n 'n'9 to' ''
batting in The ninth inning. Ia" score
Jcrsey Cty...----..-.-. " ID 4 ii
Newark " "
Famed runs-Iersey CRY l. Newark /. lfN' n,r "n
orror. Icrsey (lLv o. Newark 1. l.ft " biN'r ''t,'
CEy q Newark 3 rrcc-laee hit poom-. lw2,..''
Si,' Nav urldy Murphy NJ Dcruot. Double pl}'
M a"S Wrpfr frmot hc.u and Van N>tine; stolen
iascs- -McGuckcn. Brady. child N''rin.c me- m' ',m
S,ru~E out Nj Guc1on X ay pun!. flr't hi,r on i.l, [
on Fitzgerald 1. OF Mace ,. Hit by Wt.F ~" a.,
~ ,lds pa..rI Lalls-Murphy !. Dn1. l. 'MPr'
,,cotan T,me-l 80 Attendance lO19
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31

at the end Of the sixth inning allow the Columbia team
30 take the 1 80 train, The score WAS