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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1891-09-10

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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1891-09-10

A first class sewing machine Tor sale
cheap and on easy terms at THE Sun
office. 25tf
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1891-09-10

On Tuesday evening last young
man named Holton at Bottineau lost
his life in threshing machine. He
was feeding the thresher and thurst
his hand too far into the machine.
His hand was caught by the cylinder
and before anything could be done
his arm was torn of from the should
CT. He died in five minutes.
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Farm for Sale Cheap.

E half of SW or Sec 5, 7. 125, Il.
43, town of Scott. Apply to
T. e. CoLAHAN,
33t12 Register of Deeds, Court House.
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The BEST paint In the market for
sale by r. BUOKENTIN. 25tf
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1891-09-10

If you want your shoes to shine
without any labor, get gilt edge
backing at the Red Front. 43tf
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1891-09-10

F. Buckentin has an excellent
assortment of wall paper, which he is
selling cheap. 25tf
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p PERSONAL.

Fred Bunnel was in town this week
J. w. Reynolds was in Morris
Saturday.
Levi Torpey is now clerking for
I, J. Moore.
VIM. Riardon of Moore was in
town on Monday.
Henry Wolff of Herman was in
Morris on Monday.
Rev. ). EDery went to Browns
Valley on Tuesday.
Mrs. Paul Betters left on the N. P.
yesterday morning for the twin cities
c. J. Elmquist and family spent
Sunday with friends in Kensingt0n.
Mrs. VIM. B. Hancock and
daughter went to the cities OH Satur.
day night.
Fritz BuckentIn and wife, also
Erick Peterson went below on Tues
day night.
Thomas Gilman of Little Falls was
registered at the Metropolitan on
Monday last.
Mrs. b. J. Smith left on Sunday
night for Manistee Mich, where her
mother is hopelessly i'll.
Mrs. Chris. Flatner and Mrs.
Anton Anderson went to the twin
cities on Saturday night.
Rev. Bowers, Presiding Elder OF
the German Acknowledgment, was
in Pepperton Sunday last.
II. NJ. Brown, the photographer,
and wife went below on Tuesday
night to remain till the 18th.
Sam. Larson went below Monday
night to visit the fair, and also to
lay in stock of winter goods.
Mrs. w. J. Norris and daughter
have gone to st. Paul to spend week
visiting relatives and friends.
Gus. Stengcr started for Big Stone
Co., Sunday morning last, having
received information that his father
broke his leg.
L. E. Crane. State Agent for the
preferred masonic accident association
of Detroit, Mich, was lin town this
week in the interest of his company
The following went from here on
Monday night for the State fair and
Exposition: John L. Gould and
daughter, Gus. Bragg and sister Mary
rho's Golden. Geo. FarweIl, Milo
Camp, n. r. Spur. and Len. Dye.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1891-09-10

A few excellent farms for sale or
rent. Inquire Of the Editor of this
paper. 14tf
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1891-09-10

Lady Rob has come up for the
races. She is in charge Of Mike
Delahunt.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1891-09-10

Don't forget the county fair which
begins next Wednesday.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1891-09-10

Fresh bread every day at Taylor 8
new bakery, nGar TIE Sun office.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1891-09-10

BROWNS VALLEY BRANCH.
Arrive at 9:16 pm. Leave at 1890 a. m.
NORTHERN PACIFIC.
Leave at 7:l5 a. N. Arrive at $50 p. m.
L. "A. HAMBLIN. Local Agent.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1891-09-10

Gilt Edge Shoe polish ut the Red
Front. -. 43tf
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1891-09-10

Charles Pepper has sold his farm
for sl5 per acre.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1891-09-10

The type foundries are forming a
trust with fl8,OO0,0OO capital; the
combine is backed by English capital.
The st. Paul foundry is not in it yet,
but the combine hopes to crush out
all they cannot swallow. Hope they
will get strangled in their effort to
swallow too much.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1891-09-10

A great variety of window shades
at Buckentin's drug store. 25tf
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... ~ Children Cry for
Pitchers CastoFIa.

WANTED:-A girl to do general
housework. Apply to
i MRS. CRANDALL,
4Ott 49, . West 9Th st.
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Morris Market.

Morris Market.
The prices of wheat in Morris to-day
are. No. hard, 8 IS; No. north
ern, 8 10; No. northern, s . Flax
Q rs.
THURSDAY, Sept. 10th, 1891. No. A.
II. WHITLEY, Editor.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1891-09-10

On Saturday night J. D. Gillespie
went below with a car load of Stevens
"county products to be exhibited at
The State fair. The exhibit is a good
one considering the short time there
was to collect 1t III; and Mr.. Gillespie
is just the man to have charge of it.
Mir. Judson exerted himself in this
matter rs few would land deserves,the
thanks of Morris and the county.
The Russian government wants a
loan of about f40,0O0,OOO for their
military movements, and the
RothchiIds refuse to loan it. Sc
Russia must try her hand with
smaller game. The cruelty of
Russia to the jews causes the
Rothchilds to make their power felt
Dat chicken cooms home to roost
aberY times. &C.,.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When abe was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Mlas, she chung TO oassOeia.
+! Whe3 ehe had Children, she gave than castosia.
( - %~~"~
+: :....g.s = * :. =,
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SUN s cams

Fresh fruits at Taylor's.
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Ala
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-05-10
A New Law School Building.

The University of Georgetown is to have
new law college building, and ground is now
being broken for the erection of the same. 1t
will I've located on the south side of E street,
between Fifth and Sixth streets northwest,
and will have frontage of 53 feet % inches
by depth of 80 feet. Architect James +.
benson has prepared the plans, and the build
ing will be built In the most substantial man
ner. 1t will be three stories and cellar with
pressed brick front and fiat roof. Hot water
will heat the building throughout. Charles
G. Martin is the builder, and the cost will be
$4,000.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-05-10
SEAS0NABLE GOODS.

THE ebay STATE LAWN MOWERS EVERY prospective
buyer of lawn intends get the best The
unless the buyer thoroughly informed
will be likely to purchase worthless and unsatisfactory machine
THE BAY STATE" all other without
single exception wherever has been introduced
private lawn has been the perfection
MOWERS machine sold
Price each We also selling competition
$365 each.
LAWN TENNIS CLUBS will please take notice that
receipt large stock heavy galvanized netting suitable for tennis
90 square
THE BUFFALO STANDARD SCALES" accuracy guaranteed
to which invite the
for the DISTRICT We also specially putting
fveon wagon and coal scales
MECHANICS TOOLS of subscriptions prices
Tools every kind Steel Rake each Towe
each One section the best quality
hose fully warranted complete with patent couplings
for SIo5.
THE QUEEN ANNE WINDOW SCREENS, New, Adjustable,
Objectionable bars; will fit
width each #s&. - gt#f
SCREEN DOORS best quality with spring hinges,
eye, complete IS each
The system of selling article small profit but thoroughly
reliable quality, regular principle
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-05-10

Daniel Birtwell ct ux. to Mary E. Freeman,
lot 16, square 1872, subject to trust of $4,000,
s.
J Same to same, lot 21, square 1872, subject to
trust of 81, 500, S.
Joseph Brent ct ux. to Robert c. Martin,
west AZ feet on Bennings Road of lot g, Stick
ney's sub, $
Frank t. Browning (trustee) to Frank r.
Nash, south % feet inches in lot 60, square
945, 1925.
William X. Riley, part lot II, square PAT, 81
feet inches on Fourteenth street by 96 feet,
$l7,500.
Henry A. Clarke to Helena and William c..
Bergman, south part lot 90 square 263,
So, 100
Commissioners of District of Columbia to
Samuel 7. G. Morsell, sub. lot ID, square 172,
tax deed, S22.43
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Yacll ting Gossip.

The tenth annual omen weepstak o. race Of the New
ark Yacht Club will take place on Monday, Aug ~.
The laws Of nature seem to have gone wrong at Bos.
ton when the Aburak is In shape, however they may
come around all right again.
Tho old cup-defender Magic. Capt. A. W. Mott, went
Into commission yesterday on this Harlem River. She
will cruise to ths eastward To- day.
The Needle. o. q. JennnRss new Gardner 25-footer,
tho larchmont Yacht Clubs annual regatta
The annual regatta OF the Daun,less Yacht will
be held over trianRui.r course on New York Ray to-
The Communipaw shore Of Nav fork Bay.
r ysess g:, f:Gs
hsss ss
ing new manmast put u NJ Pispgrass yard.
BY order Of Commodors hsnson Of ths a.Rshie Mile
Raenr s Ins . s 6om
munipsw anchorage OF the cnb At 20 O'Clock to.mor
row morning , and PROCEED 10 y: clubs .ommsr head
have dinner. vocal and instrumental music ana dis
play Of fireworks in tho evening
Nearly all Of the boats beonginR to members OF tho
Newark Yacht Club will take part In tho annual cruise
e S he New S0Is asa KsS
T. TLiliips Rippls CAPT: Miller. Annie Capt john
a" ao taps foard and fPs.s osss. Capt
Roche.
The annual se-iea Of Yacht races for the chsmpion
ship of ManasQuan River. New Jersey will bo saited
soon Eight races are sailed each Year and the boat
OZARK. /: now n. HodsT: having d.ts...d ten com:
peitors in the series held last year 40 tho entry lis!
for. The first race will take place on saturday. July
II. and the rest alternate Saturdays thereafter
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Odds and Ends OF sport.

consequently 10 is in Ills 18th year . ~ 1 - ''''
s..,o,,s Js!y aThs Huron: q ihi. g1.s. ysst.rd.y
The football cham pion.hip Of Canads.
The Park Of th. sy W. eoa s r. n,,. snn1.
Ninth avenue. on Tuesday evening Ju!y2i.
T.nos,o July The IN Sn,mpIonM,hph M ia Lacrosse rr match
S By HS,0n''' was
sas ysssrdsy to say ia. ks would ). pleased
s S ny p.s. .'T % vii e ap ps.
Smith Of sIY9sn Y s. I, of science
Al tho recent election of the Emblem Club OF York.
Wills the following officers were .lsstsai PRECEDENT ~
uKna Kara FSsnes Ssseisay HS RsS kssorans
sscreary John Ihs Cub " w give N cut
stone. L. l.. OH LatOr Day.
The Miller Rihs club q iIoboken held its weekly
,a.Is a. on wsans.Isy TIE fp
Miller go: y LlshI $50; q sehlichL gss:, CASPER
49, as wsms r:yo 4ns u Has:I. +
ssr 5csn ST. s r.oas5 5
Louis tyl hs Ioile. 9a.sH. eGaai man; and
So. o !. mem 'nns ~ r y
s,rsngth aud The struggle M ,or ;aprem.cy Was eagerly
the men, showed that Miller tipped them AZ 2l4
Bsana ..sna 'sE poanp pIS"S sn h. as.a aa%s
So.S 4
n s.. SS4 S:S $.:S
hs lifted ies pounds Whsp came 70 its,nKs barre.
WIN one arm and wI,hcat ,hs ssp of II. Knees The
stone rsaking ronteat aud the lifting of heavy fsre
EVER 4, was ssidsn. that Miller had esreay prsosssd
tie .,shs rs9u,ssa e win eonis. s'd ,f r1sn
Re- ssss 20
a N 4. Z. 3. %s'" y
oisim as The sirOussss man the wSTId kSoWS today.
The sun., 1891-07-03
NEW YoRK'S USUAL LUCK.
Al RAIN PREvENTED THEIR PLAYING,
THEY DROP TO SECOND PLACE

The Eastern Clubs Are Now on Their
Way West, Where They VIII Play To-
norrow-The Brooklyns Give tho nos.
tons Another Hard FiEht-Other Games.
when Old Man Aneon's team gets on its
own patch OF turf in Chicago. and the noble
Captain is enabled to bring the full force OF his
! logic to bear upon the umpires. It takes q
pretty snug aggregation to win ball in that
town. Therefore the Eastern clubs. which are
now about to invade tho woolly West, can pre-
pare themselves for rough treatment both in
Chicago and in the baliwlck where tho
Spiders hold court.
However. unless the New Yorks meet with
some unforeseen disaster they should win
enough games on their Western trip to enable
them to keep near the top. and once again on
the Polo grounds they can clinch the lead and
retain It. Tho Eastern clubs are now all In
! fairly good shape. and they should make a
strong fight This 10 especially true OF Boston
and Philadelphia Brooklyn is rs strong as 1t
viii bs, but tho courage Of that team appears
10 ooze when they get away from Eastern Park.
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh are both more or
less dsmorslized. and Eastern visitors should
heye rather easy time at those points.
esms at phtladelphia and Chicago's victory
over Cleveland. Anson's men are now in the
lead by the narrow margin OF three points. 1t
H. questionable II they retain 1t long.
pThes The scores g yssNtSrday were as follows:
Ghfcaso, 40; .Gicveland.6 s.
Pittsburgh. 1; Cincinnati, O.
At Philndelphia-Ratn.
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Baseball Notes.

A.. And S' hays play with tho
BnsroS Jaly I'm the to day Joyce injured his
leg badly in stealing second and will be laid up for
The Murray Hill Athletic Association have July is and
Aug / and - OPEN Address n. Z. Strong, 2s2 East
cs. "a S%. Va a% S:r
game.
M. .hf Sas G ss sy
he race M er he SILVER trophy TO be awsrasd to I've slnb
T' vii II SeP%as y. q sS %a%
Prospect ParE-
rf "a. y .':1 i:T
haa sf ia va ssssss Il:
.sa. pay,H; g q: srfas e hs
where they play two games on july !.
N. 10 .nS s.a OF Athletic Gp:
Il: ~; !S
ih,rd game mas not D.en decided upon The s. J. A !.
10 maIor'y oi IA s.iy. wIs ss;.inW ,Has
. as viii II sco s"f in h s el. ,:.
In view Of The TACT that the New York League club 10
SGt s And ", s Gn sr'rsy sSsy have i've
99s H: 4 h: E: FL
S.y e. a:i %s I Ss";."!s%
Ns"ssian f.a al ~ and M Il. ssy N:w tSnf SGri
A. g. will play tho tuhedrals at tile Polo grounds at
III he sSss to
CoLrynrs. July The directors of tho Columbus
baseball club hold long and interesting meeting last
night &, investigate the disspnting and oarousing OF
some of the nemhsrs OF the team and to take summary
t. nns ss"i snS
were present in person. "A resolution of confidence
unanimous vote and the players were told that any
Of them did Co nsy uni6F him thrir releases
were Toudy for instant delivery 0Connor was eonsd.
tie chief mischief maker and with regard his
Tho FOL owing resolution adopted; ' Resolved
That tbs manager OF The Columbus Club hereby N
roCteh to suspend John j. OCOnnor indefinitely without
pav for conduct nnbecomny ball player and gsntls
The sun., 1891-07-03
RUNNERS IN CHICAGO.
There Was . Big Crowd and Plenty OF
Mud at the Washington Park Races.


CnicAoo, July 2-Ths weather was showery and
warm to day but an excellent programme Of six races
drew crowd of 5000 persons to Washington Park.
Tho first race was q one-mils dash for throeyearold
lliea and eight faced the starter. Neanis was the
favorite but fennyroya At 10 to with Porter beat
her out easily hy three lengths with Haashurss third
even dozen ods started in shs h.ndie.p
lite, but SaOnica at to l. with Williams In tho saddle
won after driving finish in the stretch by half .
kurtz- Time l!i5h
st one mile Only i've horses started. with Racine
hot favorite but Marion ITO eleysrly piIoted by
Williams won BY . length from santlago who was
half length in front; from an Chet. Time lASM
The stake WAS worth 8, 22o to tho winner.
The fourth race was sellina purse ut mile and
son up won easily BY two lengths from Harry Weldon,
Time. 156.
Long Shot opened hot favorits in the betting the
NTH but his owner asked the judges examine
him. Is he sick Tho judges did 10. and the horse
was excused and all bets declared of Time al.
lowed for new books to tie made before the race
called Duke of Sonora won tho first heat bnt Wood
bine with Porter up easily won second and third.
Duke OF sonora finished second In both heats but ali
the other starters dsanced In the second heat
Time. :+4. :43h. l:sl
The sixth rae was capture by Bob L. At to l. with
Goodae up. Bob {. Forsytho was second and Arundel
third Timo. l:55h.
The sun., 1891-07-03

First RacePurse $50; ceiling; throe quarters Of .
The Doctor, 10 La Grippe Io7; Blanchs ioi; chil.
howis, 100; Henry Mack. IOi; Gold step, %; Mar
Escond Racs-Pur.s $500; rsvsn furionga Autocrat
ia; sIryke, ila: Beck 100; Dr. Heimutb. lO2; King
iIaz.m i9; Pali;.ds: 100 vintage Time lily, IS; Kitty
Third Racs~rurss s7aI for ,wo.ysar,o.d nvs
eRhihs OF mile. fremont iis; ksn action ny. ITO;
Iosy. as; Irregular. ~; 81 MARX. o.; Rhada colt o.
My, ~,
mile. CeniauT. I.2 pounds; Mountain beer ii3; Iittls
lrsd ~; Iattlsr i1s FAIRY: W; VSid. 10. North
FIFTH Race Purse ssp,i selling one mile. Rambler
ia; Mdd!estons lO7. JarE High, lU7; Lysander i04
Lepanto l0g: Pearl set. lOL
SIKH Racs-ru s5i,t for two-year.ocs weter
III Peruvian. iiG; Prdcbtrian. l0j Even Weight od
seventh Face Purse 49, for thrse-yearold.: seven.
.ign,hso, a mile Lsyeiisr in7; Alderman Mae io3;
100: Beeton, 100; w. B II 100.
The sun., 1891-07-03
Race for the Queens Cup.

TORONTO, July 2-The first race was sailed
yesterday for the cup given by Queen Victoria
to be sailed for by any Canadian yacht beong-
ing to the recognized yacht club. The race
took place. under the auspices of tho Royal
asat Glq6 tas
five starlers.0role,, .Aileen,, and vreda OF
Toronto, and White Wings and varve Of Ham
Ontario the fye-mtle triangle being twice
sailed. The Vreda won In o very close race.
The sun., 1891-07-03
AZ SioVelhuu,O ..
Pittsburgh. l; Cincinnati, O..
At Philadslphia-Ratn.
BosToN, 8; BROOKLYN, 2.

I, BosToN. 3; BROOKLYN. 2.
psi Gr Ssn syse sEsdn SGs nnHs ss % p,o.t Ct sa
ppssenfsd the sa.9klyns from punching
ees asd i s sf lsy u ns s qns ss
g. atsr Was ae an
nInEs In the hope iha: somebody on his side
sotl9a elar @ %sh, s ii'Esas inaass q inA 'Ec DIS.
::ss II; IL s s. n
plsy.n. liz, tsins hts' Will Will this idea ' in his is
ptlEne came to bat in the eleventh. and rap
close aa Intensely exciting contest.
kept the opposing ba;snen down to q point
cnax to lis br!ianns aork IN @ she ieH boS Ss
ACCOMPLISHED batting feat OF which any Of
ea sda shoW that nSs9
in ALL -around work Is tho peer OF any pitcher
who @ twrl & tho % ball p.,,
bases and thi y y the M crafty Bostonian by head
Of the eleven innings the Bostons were retired
In one. two, three order IN easy flies or
landed hard. with the fosalt result that lat the I game n
s'irped T aT9y opE on one 60 OF those occasions
and whe the Bos"es dd sme was psop pCE,sfs WsTK
nnnlsasant weather here was a, large repre-
PLAYED US though the pennant iependsd d on the
issihefs ssish! Would Lave II si.en Ais' lie vic;
sooers; are csnldsn, nIl that II long Dayy foatz
they would have captured the bun then. en- Fou,z Iiz
toward third !, Locked liks saie hi' INT
licked up III the ball: nnd by remarkube throw
numbering along like al ice wagon. touched
bis h&is ioS1 .d on the ,xhis;,;, bHse 1t was close
loved wiz safe hit 10 r'xh; ana i X argued ue
Would Eats reached third on Caathsss @ he ssse sne no
gle to right and scored On Daiy's long .acii-
soyy ne fy to Boio .sh As it vas; caruhsrs Mqs
made the third m an out Hence. BrooG ynitss
srs wont to regaId t,e elongated David with
The ninth nth Wsra sr!, Was q rs at bp he bes
gel stood behind the bat ali the line Ward
Te9s tS rs fS Hn balls but was forced at second
0'Hrien struck out and Pinknsy raised weak
The 6rootlyns started the game with a rush.
WIZ S two men p cut GrfIin hi, for Two bases and
stole second. Pinkney's single to right sent
both home. Pinkney stole second. GOT around
TO third on Canals bad throw. ana tried to
sc0re. on Brodie's wild throw to third. lie
would have done so but for Clarksou's quick
return n tho Plate
The Bostons didn't get shadow Of hit
till the fourth. when Long opened with sin
gle. Then 1t was that strike-out Stovey ade
Que OF the most terrific drives ever seen Mt tho
line. and about tho time GrifIn and Caruthers
had returned 1t to the diamond stovey's No.
los had hOpp8t upon the homo plate Afror
tying the score the Bostons resumed iheir oc-
cugation OF going out In one. two, three order.
ming, when Lowe introduced a little excite
nent BY hitting the ball safely TO Jeff for one
second. and inst whom i began to look like a
siHtesn-inntng gam game Clarkson smashed tho
6ei! far over OIrlen's head ior three bases
At this point everybody rose. and with 4 pro.
longed All! OF disappointment, lett Eastern
The sun., 1891-07-03
Canadian wheclmen.. Association.

HAMILTON. July 2-Ihe ninth annual meeting and
arres OF the Canadian wheeimsns Association took
pace here yesterday The resulted IN the lower
ing Of two ohampionship records and the tsing of
snother ne Se was for ihe one mile champ pionshp
a;4.is. The lowered records were made by p H.
skeeret OF Hamilton haf mile dash III And hv
race rOr ordipRrIen. time 2ii2 ''-"'t
The sun., 1891-07-03
Fa,or,.e. Win In Kansa. C,.y.

KAssAs Orr. July 2.-crispins the only favorite
who failed of victory to-day The racing good but
the track trns slow OF last nights heavy
rains.
. rir.t Rac.Isis " rar,ong. Ion = won. Emma Arnstt
sreond tar.-si< fur ong. king George won,
Eureka second, Ailstis thrh Time i.GIe
won Non Aaons second 1opvallnnt third. Time 2.giH
s ron Lucy Day second. Lady sumner third. Time
Fiiin Rsss-ssvsn and half furlougs Annie Nay
won, Elsie y. second. CTispino third. Tuna iiziS
The sun., 1891-07-03
Auother Base ball War.

There are two baseball teams sailing around this
vicinity under tho name Of RiGgswood. One is con
tro,isd by H. Wallace, the proprietor OF Ridgswood
PARK, aud the other ia managed by iced. who until
recently was connected with RdEewood Park ~ the
mspagsy Of Wallace team Wallace and Tssd had q
failing ann l,artsd pany Manager Wallace q
bhsrt time sgo arranged game between his Ridge.
The sun., 1891-07-03
BrookIyn Yacht GUMS CruI.e.

The Brooklyn Yacht Club williave special holiday
cruise starting from the club anchorage In Gfavesend
RAv this afternoon Captains desiring ion the hest
after the start can do 20 kAvesink lshs shrswsOnry
point Will Be Pleasure Bay, N. J.
The sun., 1891-07-03

wecas ana Mite Kelys Amsriesa A.Iccia.ios esps.
Ehioh is TO come on on sunday At Etdrs wood Psrk
h W.ts Tssts e R,dssn GOD, s.sry ocnssIisd
rated they the only entitled TO che use of
the name Thereupon they decided apply for an IN
Junction restraining Wallace from the uae on the name
The sun., 1891-07-03
ram roUA1H OF yUnr HxvDIoAr.
The Great Race to he Rua q. Two
Divisions.

Secretary Crickmore OF Morris and Mon
mouth Park announces the following weights
for the Fourth Of July Handicap, to bs run at
Morris Park tomorrow. The race 10 Gsweep-
stakes OF $50 each. with $500 added to each
race, Of which $3.50 to second and sl50 to third
distance one mile. The first division will be
the third race on the programme and the Sec
ond division will be the 1fth race:
The sun., 1891-07-03

Crescent a. c..........3 o . o o o o.
Earned run-Crsscent A. C. Left on basss-Engle-
wood r C.; q ,r.sctnt a: C. T. Stolen bases-s; Now
ry t2). Mowrr. liomers, Coriss OFiynn.
Twohase hits-Westervet t2l Ford. sacrifice hit
Frosssr Double play-Duryea and Pr'sser' Bases
halls-Ry Westervelt 3: by Clare, Struck Out-By
We.e,yst 4. .y Clare; s: Mid pitch1We.,ervet
umpire-lopkins Time -2ui. Attendance. 5vu
AT PROSPECT FARE.
Wall Street Club. ......3 u O I o so
T. ii Downing CIub.....2 U o o O.