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A FREB TRIP
ITO THE
w ORLD'S FAIR
COMMENCING MAY 1, 1898

COMMENCING MAY 1, 1898
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Hats for the Children.

My wife said that sale Of felts at Stern
berg's is the biggest thing she ever saw"
remarked gentleman this morning. "They
she got four dollars worth Of hat for six
bits. That is how you save money. 1 see
there is a general reduction all around at
Sternberg's." n3O-3t
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He Couldn't Understand.

He Couldn't Understand.
Detroit Free Press: Editor Well, sir,
did you interview that woman as di-
rected2
Reporter saw her, but she refused to
talk.
Editor (startled) WAS she dead?
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nR. E, A. JACKMAM. otiee and residence,
~ Hale Block.
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nR. HAL NJ. WYMAN, Physician and Sur
~ geon-O Office hours: 10 to Il am, to and
to 8p,m. Chilberg block, Olympia. Telephone
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NR. GEO. W. INGHAM- Office, Turner Block
~ corner Fourth and Main Streets
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

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~ block Residence, Third street, between
Tullis and Bethel street, Eastside Office hours,
10 to u and 2 to s pm.
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for the first eight months Of four years I'M
mediately preceding its enactment to
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GEO. s, ARMSTRONG, M. D., 1. R. G. s.,
~ ~ (Edin. Office Chambers block, residence,
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Amateur Baseball Notes.

The Lsbsnon Baseball Club have s.curet the ser
vices Of VIA Hayden. the well-known amateur base
ball player.
A great game may be looked for to- morrow whom
tha crack Aomes and toe Leontlnes cross bats 1t
Atlantic Park. L. |.
The Mann Erothers' Baseball Club will eros, bats
Haven grounds on May Ii.
The wilmonts would like to hear from all ntn..
nnh"r seventeen years OF age tnU SUNDAY games Ad-
The YlunE MAuhattGus defeated the PArks by q
Sers II ia lS The features OF the game were the
bay.
A good all-around player would Ike to iou some
good uniformed nine with player, hstseen eighteen
mon, Hotel. 666 Broadway.
The managers Of the ball teams Of ST. Chrysos-
toms Ani - lEnaiiuss chnrcnas arc ARRANGING a
series OF games for the month 90 June. ANtnsrs
ssn Vii ptt doaSs Ss very s .seR sme
Der oi both tbs teams viii work HArd to win tle
game.
Tho blue stars would lika to hear from all nine,
Uleary, cSptstn. AMI 4. i. Rare p. K. o'Brien
10. d DuESsu. -, Il. BuGSlsy, 5b. y. No
( 'f Tacsc;' ' T. % address /, oBiea, h wa.nns All %.a
ton street
The BsrKclsy Juniors have oIGtu,l.d for tho sea
and md G. {! N. GoTfisSn" ~ K Dann. 10 NJ, fossrtT,
2S; 4 CarOl: %, Mprphsi I. 7. NH,sI!Sn, q
be pleased 10 hear from all n,9ss under seventeen
year. Of ago. Adtro'. JOAN J. n,ntAms, 81 West
Forty fourth street,
The Kiuorrs have organized 'or the sel'un witt
the following PLAYERS: y. FlAutgbu, 10. q. KInE.
IS. &. Shrsy. ~ 5. SlAtery. e.f Il. NbEel,
q, Brown. c., aud A waEoer p; they would he
ease 10 hrAr from all nulss under httesn yeArB
AEe. Adj irtss George knugnAn, 60 EatAInus street.
Tie West side Amstsur Baseball League will he
started ia = short time with four ut the ,tpngrs.
amateur clubs on the west side, lEe club are tao
Nidsttss OF the Eighth Ward. who hrd the CGam.
iunshlp II ths est site last season the MuTtrus
of the N.u'h Ward. Amitys of the S,It-sn ward aud
Ell her tho WyAuokes ur tAVOutss. Taey viii play
Tor the dt-puIed t,ts TO who are he real cham
pons OF The west side,
The evening world., 1891-05-09

The Kentucky Derby candidate Lorenzo, who
was strongly tipped and touIed early In the
spring, mas gone amIss and viii not start
The evening world., 1891-05-09
Big INDIANS SEE HARRISON.
Cayuse and Umatilla Chiefs Meet
the President at Boise City.

isrTcIAL TO THE EvEHrNo voRLp.i
BOISE CITY, Idaho, Msy 9-The Presiden-
tial party were accorded rousing reception
here yesterday. There was 4 procession Of
United States cavalry, Grand Army posts and
the local nre department anu handshaklng
reception at the Capitol. Gov. Wiley aud
Mayor Pinney made speeches OF welcome.
Al Pendieson. Or, the President and Post
master General wanamaser were interviewed
by Va Tina va Wits. chief OF the Cayuse In-
dians, and Peo, chief Of the Umatillas.
va Tina complained bitterly about 4 portion
OF the reservation allotted TO his tribe, ~ he
alleRet, contrary to the treaty.
Chief Peo assured Gen. Harrison that the
Umatillas were loyal to the Great Father and
would continue TO be so.
During the palaver Mrs. Harrison and Mrs
Dimmicv made the Acquaintance OF several
squAws, buying beads and trlnkets at fabulous
prices.
'rhe Presidential train Ia due at Salt Lake
CITY, Utah, to-day.
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Results at Lexington.
lsPFcIAL TO THE EVENING woRLI

TEPFCIIII TO THE EVENINU WUNED'
LEXINGTON. KY, NAV 0. The weather here
to-day was all that could be wished for. aud
the fact that the Phoenix Hotel stakes was to
ne run of drew out very large crowd. All
the crack horses here at present are entered,
and the bookmaSrrI are very busy taking the
money from tue vast crowd who are backing
,heir iavorites TO win. The results are rs fol-
lows:
First Race-Three-r rourths of mile. Laura
Davidson won, with Happiness second and
Dan ii. third. Time-l. III.
Second Race-Ninr-sixieentns OF q mile.
Cnfton won. with teverton second and Leum-
hra third. Tlme-0. 5T..
Third Race-Seven and half furlon9s-lele
won. WIN Sportsman second anu Smith third.
Time-l,35it.
Fourth II ce-One and onr-eighth miles
Kingman won, with Michael second and Ber-
muda third. Time. 591.
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Charley Post Beat Terra
Gotta, a Handicap
Candidate.
BIG CROWD ON The KILL TRACK.
Dwysr Drops a Bundle on His Colt
AirShaft.
tsprcrAI TO THE EVENING WORLD,


GUTTENBURG RACE TRACK, May 4.-lf there
was ever dsagrceaole journey it IS that to
the Guttenburg track. The roads were incbe'
thick in dust and the passing carriages raised
IL in clouds that were thick as fog. 1t settled
down on the perspiring faces of the pedestrI-
ans in such quantities as TO make them look
like coal-mlners by the time they reached the
track. The weather was very warm and the
race-course was crowded.
The programme was very fine one and 1t
promised GOOD racing. The track was In the
best of condition and very last.
The first race WIS ive-furlong dash, and
Glory reigned hot iavorite IRON start to
close.
Once Again was strong second choice, and
was heavily played 10y Messrs. Walcott and
Campbell. Little Jake, with the In lection in
rim, was good third choice, and Sallie Har-
p = also al good following.
Once Agan won easily from lima B., 20
10 shot; Salie Harper WAS third.
The second race found Lester red-hot
favorte for Taral had the mount Arshatt,
one OF Mike Dryers youngsters, was heavily
backed for second position. quiet tip on
Charade sent manv doll lr on the black colt,
and Artgnt also h td following.
The two fdvorItes got away the best OF the
start, and Lester won hanlily by length.
Airshait was second and Alrtight third.
rumor that Tenny worked q fast trial this
morning went the rounds oil the track. 1t II
said tnRt he tried a mile and furtong IN ]. 81
with 1l5 bounds up.
The Quarter was run in o. 22h, the half IN
0. As, the mile IN / 1.43JG aud the mile and
furlong In !. 81.
Tne third race found Tho Sheriff rnd-ho,
favorite on account OF his previous perform
ance-. Seadriit was strong second choice
and Defaulttr was third.
The favorite won easily from Monroe; Nos-
burg W q third.
Judge Morrow worked mile and a quarter
at Gravesend this morning in 2.09E.
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ins the umpire from the players bench and
was ordered OF the field.
lie took a seat in the grand stand about two
feet from where he mad heen sitting.
Gore struck out Richardson foui-rled to
Bennett aud Tiernan put up one Tor Eash. No
runs,
Long got his base on balls
Sioyey tried TO sacrifice. lie hit q sharp
bounder that Roger Connor allowed to get
AWAY from him and botn men were safe.
Both advanced base on loves sacrifice.
Siovey put up a ny that Gore got under and
the base runners didn't dare to move
Camel was third out by Richardson and
.vuuo'' No lun''
i-'"'" iHNi""-n'sei Soh"o' a'eu W ''onk'
pRourke MED to Brodie.
The evening world., 1891-05-09
WALL ST.
STOCK REPORTS.
Prices Of Shares Slump All Along the
StcCk Exchange Lists.
Gold Exports This Week Exceed
Seven Millions.
The West Is Bulllsh, but Now York
Traders Arc Timorous.

The kituItion abrOll excited some alarm
among local Stock Exchange operators this
morning. bu; It should be stated tGat European
nnanciaI advices did not reflect any serious
Disturbances there.
The shipments OF gold and the depletion IN
the bank reserve, however, ccasoued dis
trust as 10 thc Immediate future Of prices and
all the professionals took hand In selling the
list.
The market suffered quite slump. the de-
cline In prices ranging from \ to D.. Ope-
everything on the list.
Chicago, II WIS said, was inclined to be
more bu!llsh, and houses with Western CON
nections did pick u? some stocks ht the lowest
point. The West Is strongly hu ish on the
splendid outlook for the crops.
The market closed heavy on the + port from
Philadelphia that there was run on the THIRD
Na'ionai Bank OF that city.
The European steamships to-day took out
s4, 091. 600 Rold, making total for the week OF
81, eOl, OOG
The Bank Statement was unfavorahle show
Ing loss In reserve OF s.. Gig. $50, witch re-
duces the amount held hv IN" nrnEs In excess
OF legal requirements to 81, ;G3, gJL
The following are the comparative figures:
Loans s.ss ~ N1y g, 24.9s.;i ~.
fTSG s'sn s 200 S9 iSS 5N2 ~ Pc i"s 90
Deposits +O7. $500 4OS,eis, !OO lee. 35i7. sos
Carlton. 3.AA.AVO $3.50. 80 Inc. $500
the sales 1T tho New York Stock Exchan e
to-day were l76 coo shares OF list s,ocv 45 900
ounces OF silver and 1000 barrels OF Pennsyl-
vania on.
The evening world., 1891-05-09
LAST DAY At DENN|NGS.
Vance and Village Maid Run a
Dead Heat for Place.
SPECIAL TO THE EVENING WORLD. !

BESSINGs RACE TRACK, May 9.-The meeting
at Bennings ended to-day In a cloud OF dust
and blaze OF glory. over 4, 900 people were
present and they saw good day's racing.
Jockey Day has been reinsta'ei, as Lowlander
mas shown since Day rode him that he is In
ciined to bear into the fence.
Jockey Green, VINO pulled Pat Oakley on
Thursday, has been ruled of, as 1t has been
proven that he bet on another horse In the
race.
The finish for the opening event was des-
Derate one, with Hemet winning by neck,
while Vance ran q dead heat with the laVorite,
Village Mari, for the place.
Only three horses started in the second race,
with Lotion a slight favurite over kyrle b.,
whom he beat by n neck.
The evening world., 1891-05-09
A PURITAN PAGAN.

A Story of Modern Men and Women, with
action iaid in New York and Paris. This is
the latest product Of the pen of Julien Cor
don (Mrs. Van Rensselaer, cruger). author
of a "A Diplomats Diay," "A Success
fM Man. Mile. Residd, 'vampires, 4"
&C. Opening Chapters in Next SUNDAYS
WORLD. Don't fail to begin with the be-
ginning.
The evening world., 1891-05-09

\ Vest Pocket schedule of ihc National
League games will be given TO readers
of THE EVENING WORLD who apply
nj the Business Once oil THE WORLD.
Ia the Pulitzer BuildinE, or Rt the Uptown
Branch, 1897 BrOadwRy.
The evening world., 1891-05-09
20 HORSES BURNED TO DEATH.

'srvc'kL TO THE EVENING woar,.,
BRlDGEPoRT, Conn.,, Mag a. The livery ani
boarding stable OF Charles W. Durand, on
Broad street, was totally destroyed ny IRE
early this morning, together with twenty-nine
horses, large number OF carriages, wagons,
slrlgns and harness.
Tne bull 'ings were OF wood aud the names
spread 50 RAPIDLY tnat II was impossible 10 re-
move me horses and other property. The loss
will he $la, OOO 10 SIS. coo; partially Insured.
Several of the 1remen were Injured while
lighting the IRE.
The evening world., 1891-05-09
Get Away Day at Nashville.

ThFECIAL 10 THE ENENINU WOHLD.T
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 0. The closing day
OF the Spring meeting hsre was witnessed by
large crowd. The weather was 1ne aud the
track fast, The results are as follows:
First Race-IIalf mile. -Vancuse won,
with Jean second and Montclair third. Time
q. 5Ok.
Sec md Race. .-Seyen-eiGhths OF Il miI".-
ROPy Policy won, with Pickup second and
UeIslgn third Trme-l. 2Sk.
Third Race-Five-rightAs Of q mile.-C
Cox won. ltuaca second ana HImyar third.
Time-l.U4
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SECOND RACE.
Half mile; for two-year-olds.

Tue start was a miserable one, Lester and
AirShafi GetiinC at least nve lengths the best
OF II, with Airtignt, Prrulant colt. Cnarade
and The others next AL strung out.
Lester and Airsh,it were OF course the only
ones In IL and ther ran like "a team 10 the last
furlonV, where Lester drew away AMI won
rather nandiy by length from Aitsnaft, VINO
was tx lengths before AirtiQhr. TImc-U. 80.
Mntuels paid: Straight, 81 SO; place. 81. 10.
Airshaft paid 81. %.
The evening world., 1891-05-09
SHOCKING TREATMENT OF BOYS.
Stories of Brutality in Oh!o's Reform
School Again kfioat.

LANCASTER. o., May o. -SaCCkin2 stories o
brutality are ~ in ahOlt in regari to the treat
ment OF Inmates Il Chio's Reform School her,
It's saiI mt boys ar beaten mill they can't
stand ani blood runs IN Streams from their
backs and arms. nIl their legs are bilstere
wtn some cncm,cul 30 Keep them 20 sore they
can't run away.
Tney Gre also allc.ed TO be poorly fed aad
clothed
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NosbUTg cut out the running for half mile
with Little Jim. Nngu and MiddlestOne IN
the front buLcned. At the far turn Lutte Jim
showed a trlic IN front. with Nosburg anu
Seadrllt close up.
On the turn NOShurg again took command
and plloted III held iuIo the sire CHI with Mid
dlestone, Monroe and the ShcrG next.
As soon rs hcV were stralghreG out, Bender,
who hai been riding patiently, brought IN"
Sheriff through and won handy ny Two lcngtns
from Monroe, who heat Nusburg head for
the place. Time. 5Tti.
:, Mutuels paid: Straight, ST. 80; place, 81. IL.
Monroe paid "a, 30.
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sandstone, Headlight, Blackiho'n anu
Harry Ireland were thu most prominent In the
run to the turn, where ) 'ndstone showed Il
lenght in front Of Headlight, with Blackthorn
and Success next.
Sandstone held the lead until tn last far
strides, wheIe Headlight got up and won by
head. Sandstone heat BlacKthorn tnrce lengths
for the place. 1ime--l. 2ya..
Mutuels paid: Straight, ST.. 80; place, 81. 81.
Sandstone paid So 20.
The evening world., 1891-05-09
DEATH OF GEN. JOHN j. MILHAU.
he Was in Twenty. three Battles
During the Civil War.

The deaIh OF Gen. john j. Milhau, at his
home, Il Lafayette place, was learned with
sincerc regret this morning. lie WAS IN
twenty-three batrles during the civil war and
was commissioned Iieutenaui-C Colonel IN 1851.
lwO years later he WAS made Brigader-Gen-
Crdl Tor MS s-ry ces on llari's Island during
the CHOLERA epidemic. lie died yesterday.
The evening world., 1891-05-09
Consul Corte Too Talkative.

fsPECIAL TO THE EVENING woRLn.i
WASHINGTON. May e-It Is minated that
the Department Of state is likely to demand
that Italy recall Pascal Corte. the Italian Con-
sni 81 New Orleans, for violating diplomatic
courtesy ana generally making himself per-
soma non 1rdfd by his uiterances IN connection
with tue Mana AFFAIR.
The evening world., 1891-05-09
ANOTHER BANK In TROUBLE.
Run on the Philadelphia Third Ma.
tional This Morning.

FniLhDELPnIA. May o. A run was made this
morning ny derositors On the Third National
Bank. The CITY Treasurer has large deposit
with this bank, ana his misro,lunes with the
Keystone and spring Garden banks have made
Ieople timld. The ThIrd National hus always
stood well, ana its frlends believe IL will pull
through all Tlght.
The evening world., 1891-05-09
Manufactures Knapp Is Missing.

SPECIAL TO rnF TvENISG woRLD.l
NEW ROCHELLE, n. y, May q. George II.
KNAPP, the well-Enown car mtnuiac urer. has
heen missing since Tuesday when he started
for New York u purchase stock. FoaIs are
entertained tnaL be may nave met with soue
accIdeuL
The evening world., 1891-05-09
An Wanted TO BE vaccinated.

the ofIlces Of the Health DEPARTMENT, AT 3OJ
Mott street, were crowded wth women aud
children to-day. and al times line extended
ne ,rly ~ me corner. Mo hers and nurses had
b ought Ca!,.,gen VI ali apes to have them vac
cnated, and nj. day long the inspectors Dr.
T. sons sian we're busy inocu'atlng the liue
The evening world., 1891-05-09
Movements of the Candi-
dates for the Big
Handicap.
1EUTON's TRAINER SANGUIHE,
There VIII Be a Great Array Of
Crack Jockeys tn the Race. :.


lne handicap candidates did no especially
,as. WORK yesterday. Demutn was the only
mhe 10 .46h. THIS Ia a good performance,
especially as the track was sof, ami heavy,
hy'on' anotner candidate, went mile and q
quarter In 2T. Judge Morrow and cou,In
'eems were ont but only galloped.
II Is said that Jimmy Mclaughlin will r,,e
'he iatter does 70 TO the post then Barnes will
rue lehny.
trainer William Lakeland. owner OF Tea
"ouia rioe his horse IN the Handicap.
byron Mccelsnds string Of eighteen thor
CleIIand and ,hn g., a.
.s,. '"o iss' n''y' rne Lea VIII Dc
snipped 10 Gravesend next week.
N, ,o,, u.,
.,..., sue "on ner ioarth
'uooess'Ve race IL washington.
'"u "usseh tue eraektwo-year-olds
ol iast year are both looming up a. probable
TO be going great guns and with their light i'm
posts they may have look in at the nnish.
- ."A'
mopev cben.. ,n r... 90. ".e .u wen
-. "a race Win ios OF very poor
norses. Yesterday he was at 10 to and ne
Jumped out and beat some NJ tho ,.s,..,
sprinters a, ,,n,,snhr,n uarr s".no ~ 'no '1s'ess
upset. A''e' 'Ai'
Moss Rose colt IN the two vearoId ra.a v.a
terday. was n ,,,od thin ~ - s
,sa "A eo'u 'n'hg. lie was Drought up
'' wv" p"e y, "oney On hh Vicsory.
Uncle Bob's Victory was a surprise for the
to see the stable money po ON. bu, tnev
watched In vain. Uncle Bob opened at a
WAC rsaG ~ hi. aga,nt nns nus cnances, Those
Ed INN of Tur Fyys,'u o ,un, M1ai III tne spornng
long odds and were sand.nUei1 raps; os npoafu ~
"""uSouleV fePao-
1ula blackburn while being worked at
owner. j. n. Nulholiapd wno J' 'h. ni,v nsr
racing form, and .xpecied 10 win sevep,I rsces M
at BROOKLYN with her
Col. b. G. Bruce fins Kinomen N for IN. w,
tucky Derby, Isaac Murphy will have Inc
mount.
jim Murphy. Teuton,s trainer and Roh
Hslloway, his partner. his nartner have N.
fered r. A. Swivert SI5 mn Tor hts colt
Michael. who ran a mile in l. Al at IeSington
the other day. The offer was refused.
,nn,s I'LL So,r'epns pn o,o"n COZ. hu.on: oy ITO
,n ,ha T'a, Ta S,, pu''ss snouiueteo ~ poqnos
,nr,n, yas'.,aa Sssnes io .SoyeaI-o,as u Lex
olds thus far seen.
Ill NY, ~. , tne JoSAey, n naIu at
.-e ~" Ups tu0 SSeAc7
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to the turn. with Autoorat and Meriden next.
Flambeau was 1rst into the stretch, but as soon
10 the front, and he won very easily hy three
parts OF length from Merden, VINO beat Flhm-
beau six lengths. Time. 15k
Mntuels paid: Straight, So. 40; place, 81 ~
MeriLen paid 81 25.
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Five furlongs; for beaten horses.

Little Jake rushed 10 the iIont when the nag
fell ana made the running to the turn W tn
Once Again, lima B. and Sally Harper close
up.
Little Jake showed the way into the stretcn
also, and II was not until the last fp-lOng pole
WIS reached that Once Again ought him.
Once Again then passed HIM SLY, and
coming away in the las; sixteenth won nanIiiy
by three lengths from lima T., who best Sillie
HarI er a neck for the place. TiIne-l.02H.
ltMuiuels paid: Straight, $40. 10; place, s.. 90.
lima B. paid S13 9n
The evening world., 1891-05-09
Fell and Broke His Arm.

Fitecn-yeAr-old Frank stebinott, of II StuJ-
Yesant square, fell from ladder In Cooper
nlOn to-day and broke his right arm. lie was
teni 10 New York Hospital for treatment.
The evening world., 1891-05-09
Murderer Ford Hanged.

IFrEcIt,. 10 THE EyGSrS0 woRLn.I
OTTATh, n, May v 9-- Charles Ford was
hanged short after 10 O'Clock this morning
for Ii. murder June - last OF David Moore,
tTaVGIllaE Slicsman from Omaha
The evening world., 1891-05-09
"had. Stevens's Estate Finally Set
tied.

sppcIAL TO THE EVENING woRLuI
LANCASTER, Pa, May 9. Edward Nc
raerson. last surviving Executor OF the estate
Uf laaddeus Stevens. nled Q nnAl account
mere To-day. after nlLeteen years service. The
balance on hand Is $50 9i9. T3
The evening world., 1891-05-09
Tandem's Club Parade.

Tae annual parade OF :he Tandem Club took
place rhis afternoon In Central Park, c. A.
Bau ONE led the way and Charles PnZer
hTougEI up the rear. There was a gay as
scmoIge out 10 zee the parade.
The evening world., 1891-05-09
Fourteen Horses Cremated.

fHrIcIAf TO IHE EVENIN0 woRLD.t
PHILADELPHIA. May u - Fourteen horses
were burned to death In iire AZ the stable OF
John Gaines. az NicetoWn and Harro WgaIe
lanes early this morning. Several cows and
other an mails also periHhtd.
The evening world., 1891-05-09

Ten horses that will run and one that will win.
Reproduced frrm pho otogrNphs tAken this week. IN
the SUNDAY PREss Tomorrow.
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Showers for Sunday.
''1TcIAL TO TIE AWNING woRLn.I

" ASthAFu bENt Ats ~
May 9. Wsdthtr hE
dicdtiOnS hOl' Eastern
NPI1 York:
Li0ht Sh0tcerS,
SUNNY rdrnler,
ra,'idble toinCiS
The following record
showsIhe changes the
IN the temperature for
Nhn naat latNF
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BROOKLYN 6
Quakers Try Brooklyn
with ThOrntOn'S
. Queer Curves !
They RATHER LIKE Them,
A Big Crowd and a Gallant Game
at Eastern Park
they RATHER LIKE Them.
ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING wonLp.l

EASTERN PARK, BROOKLYN, May O. - The
brooklyn and Philadelphia oiubs played tine
fourth game of the present championship
series this afternoon. and 1t was the last big
professional game that will be played in this
vicinity until Memorial Day, which will be
after the four Eastern clubs complete their
Western circuit.
OF the present series the Brookiyns have won
two games and lost one, and they did their
utmost to come on yictors On his occasion and
capture three Rames OF the four.
Az the day proved mild and pleasant nun
dreds OF baseball enthusiasts from bo.h this
city and Brooklyn turned out TO see the 9 me.
Even the Kings County Elevated Railroad
Management, seemed TO realize the necessity
Of the occasion. ana put several extra express
trains on the road.
They made no mistake by doing 80, as every
special train which ran from the bridge TO the
ground was crowded to its utmost car'''
Both cmbs had out strong tn
showed up in brilliant form Ia III"
practice. By the time the game
there were fully 8, 900 spectators ~
The batting order follows:
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JULIUs NAssAUER manages the New York branch
q the CHHsriAH AoERLLiS BAEWISS o.. ~ l!U
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hours, in comparison with the corresponding
date OF last year. as Indicated by tue thermom-
e;er al Perry's pharmacy;
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SECOND RACR.
Mile and furlong; owners handicap.
Mile handicap.
FOURTH RACE.

Syracuse led from start to finish and won by
halt length from Iunia Rubber, who was
four lengths before Lotion. Iime-1. r.