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The sun., 1891-06-19
Baseball Notes.

The New Fork Club have won seven games by one run
and we're dsfsated In three games BY one run.
fhs Staten Island Athletic club and the Yale College
team will play At West New Brighton this afternoon.
Pitcher Ed DAILY released several days ago by Louis
vtlis has signed 70 play In the outed for washinsto
The Domsstics Of Far RockAway have reorzan,sd.
A1lrsss p. L. StaskA Manager. Far RockSway.
1hs Ysnksrs A. G. have July % open for
lame With nrStclAss club giving suitable
Shey also have Aug. and - the home
Address J. u. kerriEnu. Manager, ionkerA N. Y
WASHINGTON. June iS-Ths game TO day between
wsshington and Baltimore Was called at the be ginning
storm lfsvsntsd furth Or play.
10 data nfyssn games have been played in the Ma.
uonAl League IN which one OF the clubs have been
ous the New Ycrks hsys whitewsshsd clsvelsnd
einSsi once each Fhisdslphis has shut out tho Chi.
fSiadslpsi. ssa oSio.Io club. ia one gsms each chi
and Pituburgh cuba while Ctnoinnsti did not let the
shut ont Pittsburgh onos The Clsvsands anu Pits
burghs have not n rot done any whitawashing
In the las! .1tssn gam games played Sst.sss q: New
Sssss sssrsS .iS sun: 10 sppsn.n.. Tho New
the games the Western clubs we're shut ouI Rusis
pitched ave complete EamsA relieved shArIott and
Nsleh in one gams ssch and gave way TO wslch IN
"a snoSss xssf. ana Shsfrots Pitched one eompIsis
game each. 6vtns occupied the bog four timss. OF
which one game was Lost Ths New Yorks made i6o
base hiss. and the wsstsfn clubs ioa
The sun., 1891-06-19


Superintendent Bell of the Polo grounds does not
possess the frrocity OF expression characteristic OF
slarin or Sullivan In fact. he has a MID. contsr'el
look which tends 10 impress with the Idea that .
would prefer to walk around dihlcuity. Ills looks
are deceptive Us is proven by incident which oc.
Cured Yesterday afternoon. The diamond had been
put in good shape for game. There il in the employ
Of Johnny Troy who has tho refrrshmsnt privilege
at che grounds huge Senegain5ian who Is very
cevrr with his hns lIo Is known as tho Peter
Jackson OF tho Polo grounds Mr. Boil sat In his office
contemplating with n pleased smile Tie siHooih and
satisfactory condition OF the daHoud when suldenIy
tie hercuieA All form OF the coored aFpe on tho
neld lie took position at short atop AMI go Loy 10
bat grOunders TO him Evtry time he rushed Tor the
ball he tore great holes In The EARTH oblterated tho
chalk lines aud Destroy oil the ymmetry OF the neid
The suerintsndent iust no Ime In Eetting within
ling distance OF tue dusky phenone and shouted;
''HI there: got OF that hed.
90 WAY. honey; don bOdder me. Richardson and
Bassett Aint In II wid me" was the response as no
kicked on two feet of sod In effort a ground
Mr Bell walked sira'pht up to the nsIder and re
marx 4 IN measnred tones
''Uet of this diamond or IN kick you OF"
The CO orsd Rrinned about eight inches and re-
know who am"
Don't care Who you are; Get OF" and the .uperin.
fendsnt made o threatening motion with his foot
Troys stan out and whispered SON. thing In tho
coored ear. and tho later moved on the ned
with great aAcrity.
The sun., 1891-06-19
GLORIANA IN A SEAWAY.
THE HERREsHOrF f6-FOoT TACUT
HyNS ANOTHER RACE

III Omens at the start and Several Break
downs Anrrwnrd. hut the Forty-sixth
Annual Regatta OF the New York Yacht
Club Was n Success just the same.
Thirteen yachts started in tho New York
Yacht Clubs forty-sixih annual regatta yes
tetday. and tho flagship OF tho feet Commo-
dore Gerrys steam yacht Electra. was not
present. but Notwithstanding these ominous
fact. there was grand race. The stifr north
easter which set in Wednesday afternoon blew
all day yesterday, kicking up nasty sea out
s.de the Hook, nnd making favorable condl-
tions for thrash to windward from the South
west Srit to the two lightshirs outside Of
Sandy Hook. Such weather rs prevailed was
just what yacltsmen wanted for q test OF tho
new 4G-foot yachts. and tho way J.. d. Nor
Cnn's now HerreshofT boat Gloriana climbed
The sun., 1891-06-19
Well Played mt Haudb ball.

Those old handball rivals Prot John cogsins and
Tom Holmes. had another clIch yesterday in tho
Brooklyn Handball Clubs court and again the Holmes
part OF the struggle ,unbed down. Both men we're in
the very Best humor for str contest tho Professor
particularly being as frIsky . young colt In rho
hfst game Tommy played all over his antagonist and
eou'd almost allow him ton acea The second game
looked AZ one time as u IL going the same way
ho,nes having the lead up the fourteenth ace Her:
ogglns struck his old attitude and com cd 20 work
IN earnest Hs served ball after ball in the ett.hand
corner ana Al OF Tommys ingenuity could not draw
tnenl t, OUT Co2glns soon took the lead, and while
noIhes made fame .trugR'e tho honora finally went
70 .1Ven. IL looked Ike . wa E.orer for C0ggns in
she hrM game the score being sevsu to love in Ills
hNer Ihe game was In doubt after this and tho
frotessor won easily. The score; ' ~ "
Thomas ifomc;. p as
bs. ). o. ne iyeie:, and most exciting matches that
tIm p.ayed IN the Brooklyn Clubs court for some
forS. Sna % Oh Wednesday might between Larry
sn for ai TO make ths affair ltts pleas
enc ~, M Az hnnds fm. confederation posted BY
satn man on me Anal r.snt Ths latter pair GER
VIZ wt m paho thex were beaten handiiy The competition
'G isfce hat champion CR,sy rallied UPON fire.
"n ior sds!ce fsvariing certain points OF pav II
The score: ''' " N viva ue''''ee H.
F0rds and Dunn N, n, =, -.
('ouvIn. II 2l-S3
NoeH'hs and Malcolm m.................,2D 10 l9-4j
The sun., 1891-06-19
No a.ne mt the Polo Grounds.

The New York and Philadelphia ball teams were at
the Polo grounds yesterday all ready to play bali A
mist was falling and the air raw and unco conifort
able. The groundA however, were In fairly good con
dition aud game could have been played. However
essential feature OF baseball contest missing.
ne usual army OF shouting eranks was not present
Neither any members OF the army in sight IL.
long vay - the Polo grounds, AMI full hour con-
sunsd IN going there from the Park place static n
Therefore the average crank IL chary about start
on ths long Journey unloss he feels that he viii get
game for his money. few Of tho thirty third degree
Grants straeHed into the grounds anu looSed eagerly
az Manager Nutrie in search uf hope Finally Mutrio
WAS postponed OIL account OF tho weather.
and play ball The hos.ons are crawling up in q way
that 10 annoying. and the Now Yor&s feel that they
procession
SAID e himi well, Harry come up to.morrow, and
.wil you indeedt" was the reply. We'll. ws are
quite apS to give you disagreeAbe surprise
Rusie and Buckley. Esper and Clsmens will probably
b. the batteries In to days game
The sun., 1891-06-19
The Long Islnnd Regatta.

Tie following Is the order OF which will Be
served at tho animal regatta OF tho Long Island Regatta
Association to morrow afternoon:
2:30P. u -Four-oarsd shsiA junior.
3:ooP. M.-pouble souls
S;30P. M.-Junior single scus.
<:oJP. Junior four Dared shella
$50 r. A.-Sen.or sim gle sculis
$500 Z. M.-Junior eight toared she,lA
5:SiP. M.-Four.osr Iixs
The S,sers oi the day VIII eompriss Rsrers:
T. T. portmeysI Manhattan A. G. J. HiIysr ksfsus
b. e. Flushing; r,meksspers II J. Eehrsna Js.. Non
pareil c. Van Raden Atniants c.; CLERK OF the
Course H. Pslton. ssawanhaka
Tho course will he poiiced and Kept free OF all small
craft and Clubs attending tha regatta with SuRs Wi, %
compelled to anchor OF the course.
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ENTRIES ron ro-DAY,s RACEsj
Plenty or Material for Enjoyable Sport st
Sheeepshead BaY.

Four ou. OF the ok races on the programme
OF tho Coney Island Jockey Club for to-day
have filled with numerous entries. and In
the other two tho horses are OF such excellent
quality as to insure rare sport There is only
ono stake event, the Parsy Stakes for two
yenr.olds. Twelve good performers are In It.
and tho race looks like very opon affair
Nomad and Z,rlng are likely 10 be prominent
at the finish. hurried home BY Charade
Kingston and Dr. Hasbrouck may be
good selections in the first ace on the
Futurlty course Correction nnd Flayilla may
do in the third race which will also g run on
ths Futurity course. Reporter and Mountain
Deer eesm good enough to lead the PIG Ne,d
nbiy show the way across the limo In tho handi-
can sweepstakes at n mile and quarter. Win
nnd a sixteenth on the grass Will probably D"
won by Raceland. accompanied by Admiral.
The entries in detail are:
First Race sweepstakes Of S each for three year,
year.oids and upward with 8. 90 added of wiichS %
( nd aid 4, To third; RMurtty conrse
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The Sheepshead Bay Handicap.
Tho weights for the Sheer al BAY Handicap, at
milo and n furong to be run to morrow ara,
Results at Gloucester.

GIouc,srrs June IsFolo wing are the result. Of to-
days events:
first Rsce-six and one -naf rur!ongs Landsser won
Leo H. second Edward r. third Time. I.sh
second Racc-four aud on.-haif furlonxs Helen
u:3tJA ''''N' N'"e'
Third Raee-six and ono quarter furlonxa Ecs,ssy
won. veVay second Planter third. Time, I72oS
on p9uIth s.es.2ne mile Ida Girl won Pearl Set rec.
fttth Racs.ons and one -eIsith miiss Now or
Sso,er Ss,er won, frAther second. King Crab third. Time
rlfth Raee-Four and one half furlonsa Yrejo,s
won King solomon second. Clover third lime iui VI
The sun., 1891-06-19
sem,-profes.ionai League Notes.

Nate Collins 10 playing with the Gorhams again.
The senators will give Warner. late with the Ailsr-
tons trial,
Hopkins ately released by the Senators would make
good man for ANY OF the other clubs.
Jimmy Iowss's clever work in tire box has done
much TO place the Aertons At the top OF tho list.
The senAtors' new players have strAIghtsned that
club aud they may hsncforth DO counted In tho
The Fiushinga who have been unable TO defeat any
Of the other caos have won both games from the Mon
Il said that Frye has resigned as captain of the
Cuban GAntk Frye says that he 10 sick and tired Of
playing with tho players at present on the team
The sun., 1891-06-19
The Catholic Young Men's Baseball
League.

Another amateur baseball league has bssn organized
In this city. 1t was deedsdto name the organization
The Archdioessan League" but tie clubs have
thrown the above name aside and call The Catholic
Young Mems Baseball League" Tho league is com.
posed of eight clubs from Catholic churches in this city
and yienity They play their game, on sunday: The
e!ubs are MAroons OF - ElzAbsth Church Fort Wash
inTon: Clippers OF D. Marys Church Portch.ster;
EaphAsh OF - RAphAels church Young Men OF Holy
Cross 'hurch. Lawrence OF ~ Lawrence church. Al
Phonse. OF 81 Aiphons.,s Church. spaIdings OF st
pauis C urch and Guardian .nRss OF Guardian An gel
.h1Iea & Each s will play f0urtssn games Two against
The opening games were played last sunday but the
schedule for the full not yet been adopted
The sun., 1891-06-19
baseball Games To-day.

HAyioHAL LxAoUk
New York ya PhilsdslphtA at the Polo asunda
Boston va Brooklyn At Boston
PittsburGh Va CjncinnAtL st Pittsburgh.
ClsvslAnd Va Chtcage At Clevelsnd
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
A,hlssics Va Boston q. PhilAdslphiA
BAItimogs. W. WAsbiugton at bsltmore
CIpcInnAu Va Louisville, a. CincinnAtL
Columbus W St LouiA At Columbus
EASTERN ASSOCIATION.
Troy " New Haven. az Troy.
Lebanon Va PFovidsnee st LShAnoa-
BulfAIs ". Syracuse ct Buffalo
Rochester Va Albany, st Rochester,
orHRA oAhkA
alassn Island 4. O. 70 Yale ct West New Brighton.
The sun., 1891-06-19
seawanhaka,s Annual, Cruise.

Commodore G. II. B. Iil Of the seawauhaka Corin-
THAN Yacht Climb has appointed Frederic Tams Fleet
Captain for the The annual Of the club
will last week, the rendezvous being oyster bay
harbor. July Captains are asked 10 report aboard
the flagship schooner Miranda At r ". July !. Tho
next day July tho club will give q special race at
,tsr nay and on July the squadron viii proceed @
LSrcimOpt hsrbor 10 attend tho ikrctmont Yacht
cubs annual regatta, The subssQuent runs vi be de-
cided upon at the nrst insrtinK of Captans
special meeting OF the club viii be nel on Tuesday
evening. June:t 20 amend the bylaws by making tho
initiation lee sin and dues $H In the place OF
s aud 81: and tho entrance fec OF navy members ijU
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Winner. as Chie.xo.

CHICAGO. June ls First Race-Nils and . sixteenth
l:5a
Second Race-Five furlonea Maud Howard won
Miss Bplwark second. Adls third. Time, l:aA.
At:icus second. Fakir third Time. :5s1
Fourth Race-1hree quarters OF mile Redlight won
Fifth Bace-Decsred of.
sixth RAce-Three quarters Of q mile. Lizzie LYNN
won; ArmieL second; Hea!y john third. Time. lisH
The sun., 1891-06-19
The Harvard T. am Disbauds.

cAssRiDsH. June ls The Harvard Baseball Club TO-
day disbAndsd for the season and elected Louis A.
rockingham. 10 captain FOR the ason O: iso, The
team has made sooi record and would have been well
satisfied with the for tho
mmandsniAndinG with iAiS Win regard To that con
uoreray the Harvard men feel thar thsy have done
nothhg which calls for apology TO snr6ody and N
lais feels sat.ntd .ith her attitude Harvard has no
crtcsms 70 ehsL although 1.-The soneTAl feslak "A hAr
Yale was afr aid 20 tackle HsTVaId -~'
The sun., 1891-06-19
Lnrchmout Yachting Fixtures.

The Larchmont Yacht Club announces q match race
between the scbooners vator AMI Princess for satur.
day June 20 special race for +Gfootsrs Tuesday,
June ~, snnua! REGATTA July and nrst Of three races
IS feet and under racing length. Aug. J..
The sun., 1891-06-19
Won $4,000 on L.oaut.ka,

James T. Hunt. butcher o; Newark avenue.
Jersey City. is one OF the few who speculated
successfully on the Suburban horse race. He
exceeded $4,000.
The sun., 1891-06-19

Earned runs-Cincnnatt 4 Two base hits-Brown.
Tag. Msrr Smith Three base hits-Beckiey. Holiday.
saerihce ehta-beroAuer, Reilly. stolen Gsses-Brown
Keenan,; hcPhea keenan,. suiith. and Nuilans; Me
PhsA keenan, and Smith First base errors-Pit's
burah. = First base on balls -Pittsourgh 81 cncin
ps,L l. KS ~ Pitehsd bai7BrHvn,ns struck out
Left ON ssss-Pittsburgb. y; Cincinnati = Time-lSU
EmnirA-RAtteu
The sun., 1891-06-19
Isaac AIurphy's Engage m ent.

LEIHaIos. Juno is.-It has been understood all along
thas isaac Murphy would ride KiuEmAn in the Amsrt
can Derby which viii be run at Washington Park chi.
csaa hsSi saturday Today Murphy ts!rsraplsd his
attorney mere that he would not ride kinxman SAM
DAY, owing 70 having ENGAGED with Nc Co
The sun., 1891-06-19

Tuesday next. The cup is Of silver and Is
worth about $500. The name Atlantic Yacht
Club Is engraved around the mouth and on
the side is q picture Of the Atlantic Club house
Mt Bay Ridge. 1t is one Of the handsomest
cups ever ofrered for special race OF this kind.
and Will no doubt Httrnct entries from all the
close tomorrow with H d Howell. IO9 Wall
Rtreat
The sun., 1891-06-19

Columbus us......................O 0 . i 0-s
Harmed run-Columbua Two base hta-Rsymond
O'Csonss. Dowss, Crooks First base on hails-Jen
ninss t1l Bell Bsard, ncTammsny c.h Lehane Bnse
Ieoi: struck ous.sninuiek. Donovan. Cool. Weaver.
Whselock and Lshane. Tims-i:s9. Umpire-Davis.
81. Louis 9; CINCINNATI a. Ala
,cEo.n.AIL June !a-St. Louis won today: game in
the nfeS and second nntnRB when they made hisa
After that Dwyer settled down and pitched well tho
end ok tho Rama Attendance, 65u The score.
The sun., 1891-06-19

was out OF tho question o-day as the rain has
track Is deep III mud. ''>
The sun., 1891-06-19

Earnsd runs-CinciunatL 2: st Louis 5. Twobase
hits-AcCArthv Lyons Three base hls-ssery Kelly.
Home run-hgan sto!sn b.sesahoy. McCartY. Comls-
hoy, Boyia First base on s-CncinnatL o. St. Louis
bslls-BoyIa Z Timo-i:SI Umpirs-Jonea
The sun., 1891-06-19

Baseball at West brighton. -. J.. To-Day.
Staten Island Ath!stie Club - Yale, q! r, A-AdH
The sun., 1891-06-19

THE Sun reporters note book In about two
minutes. aud as 1t gives an idea OF the peculiar
bow OF the yacht 1t is here reproduced.
The summary Is as follows:
REGULAR PRIZES.
rorRru cLAss scHooyHRs.
E,dpsed Corrected
Lergfh. Time Tms.
Marguerite 20 lox Pa!mer.....4 81 % w'k Ger
THIRD CLASS sLoors
Katrina. 80 ~ Messrs Auchin.
Shamrock. 60 II J. r. Mnxwei...l Is a : Is s3
rornrH CLASS sLoors
Hildegarde 60 9}a J. c. Bergen. Did not finish.
SIXTH CLASS OF sLoors.
G1ortanA... - 10 z. ID. Morgan....3 16 03 All'wa
JessicA A.. IS 10 W. MaCdonouRh ) 20 ~ y IS 10
Nautilus. IS 10 J. X MAXWELL. y 81 II y 81 a.
Mineoia".. 20 10 4. Belmont Disabled
ventura. 81 lOk s. j. .Colford...... Did not finish.
CRUISING TRIM.
r1SrH CLASS OF scnooSERs.
Gevalia-.. So H. ". Coates..... Did not finish.
SEVENTH CLASS sLoors
Liris..... 30 . CIV. We,mors > IS 20 ......
KEEL SCHOONER
viator...". 62 W Q. Brokaw... s 20 l3 s 90 20
BY corrected time the Gioriana beats the Jessica
seconds; the Iesslca beats the Nautilus minutes
seconds: the Katrina beats the Shamrock 10 minutes
- seconds Tho karina allows the Sham 81 seconds
for 81 mile COURSE the Gluriana allows the Nautilus
Ventura I minutes ~ seconds for ~ mile course.
Tho Katrina wins saOU prize the GlorianA 500
prize the JeSsica s75 prize and tho Hiator $3.50
prize for keel schoone.s In cruising trim
The sun., 1891-06-19
baseball. Polo Gronna., To.aay

Grand League championship game Phiiadsl phiA vs.
New York. Game Y. VI Adnssipu soc. Tiekets and
s.sr nn ,sas y, spaidngs ~ SioauSay hxpIs
The sun., 1891-06-19
The American Association.

The American Association.
Tho American Association games yesterday
resulted as follows:
Columbus. 8: Louisville. 2.
6t. Louis. G; Cincinnati 8.
At Boston and Washington-Rain.
The sun., 1891-06-19
Minor Leagues.
EASTERN AssoCIATIo.


Syracuse s............ o o OIL
Dudaio o.........................u U . o o o-o
Base hts-Syrsouse 4; Buffalo. S. Errors-Syracuse
.; Buffalo, Pitchers-Coughlin and Barr
A. Albany. Providence. and New Haven rain.
The sun., 1891-06-19

Tie cricket eleven OF the New Jersey Athletic Club
defeated Tor the hrst time this season at BERGEN
ron Yesterday afternoon The vicors over the crack
Jersey willow wieders were tho eleven OF the Boston
Athletic Association rhe score:
The sun., 1891-06-19

Harasd runs-Clsveiand, 3; Chicago T. Twobass
his-naA aAlesr cD, Davia pahlen t2h Cooney Bowman.
Three base hits-virtuo, 0ruber stoen on.ss-wimoS
Ansos Lsft on base. Cleveland, 81; ,.hieaga :
DAssa % baus-By Gruber 81 by Stein, q 6v Inby. ..
hAcrtacs hits-Mcksan Davt. Guilds Cl johnson q.
Dsnuy. Gruben Passed bas-Zimmsr BowmA an. Ht
By ptcher-LubY wud pitchss-truber Stein e. Tine
- hsurA Cmpire-l.ynch- Attendance
CINCINNATI. q; PITTSBURGH. 8
RsSsssnos June IA Tho Cincrnata made their ap-
pearancs hers to day In presence of $50 persons Tue
aams good ono Tho visitors ny bnnchiny
fopR ef thsR nvs hits In the seventh npiug and these
aided BY . tumble by Brownng. gave shem four rnns
Moth pitchers did we'll Miller had his foot hur: 10
ninth Inning. bpl moi aariOuslY. lhe lcoIe.
The sun., 1891-06-19
Cup for 4e-foot Yachts.

The accompanying design Is from photo
graph Of the cup offered by Vice-Commodore
David Banks OF the Atlantic Yacht Club for q
special race OF 46.foot yachts. to be sailed on
The sun., 1891-06-19

cufcico, II; cttvxLAsn O.
ClkvHLAHp June is-uruber thought he WAS piAyipr
marbles IN the seventh inning OF todays game
aad hssy away an .opgortanity to win . close
uphih nght Cleveland didn't make many hits but
t6.y were .en big one. Two runs were scored bv
man. Ahsons latest ind caught q fairly good game
Virtues all around playing was again the feature ot
70
The sun., 1891-06-19

COLUMBIA

LouuyrLtE June ,s.-Ihs poorest kind Of PLAYING on
the paYt Louisville and their inability bit kne
loaf 1ham Tho 6Ame to-day. The acore;
The sun., 1891-06-19
BAD BASEBALL WEATHER.
RAIN EEABJES TIE NEW FORKS TO
TAKE ANOTHER DAT OF REST

Chicago Esd Cincinnati the winners In tho
League Yesterday Only Two Games
P1syea IN the Americas Association
Other News ana Notes.
Only two National League games were
played yesterday. The scores were:
Chicago. ~; Cleveland. 8.
Cincinnati. 4; Pittsburgh. g.
At New York-Rain.
The sun., 1891-06-19
THE hIN III NZIF.
IL. l.I. liar.

The high weight handicap sweepstnkes, Mt a
mile and II quarter on ihs socey grass was
Kern. n IL 10 I shot, in foster Time than the
Volunteer Handicap at the same dist nee
Kern won in u driving finish by half n length
third
high weight handicap swseprikss of SO each
with u OOJ added OF which 81 oto second and SIu 10
third; one m,is and quarter on turf
a. sMihs b, Il. Kern. b, by Ten Broeck-Kath.
leen. llD (D0Egstp..... ........... .,...........
L.abod Bros. CHI 9 Isaac Lewis ia,iTaylorj $780,, ',
4. Oxxs b. L. Tammany g. lio tW. Donohuc). ....... 3
lime. hass - 1850
Trinity. Rover st. Luke and Come TO !raw also ran
pe,tinR-Aga,n.t isaac Lewis. To !; Come oTaw,
Tsmnany, SOL: Kern. ~ TO ]. Mutuals paid sias5,
1910 and Sl2t5 ~'
The sun., 1891-06-19

THE Sun reporters note book In about two
minutes. aud ns 1t gives an idea OF the peculiar
bew OF the yacht 1t is here reproduced.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-29
WANTS 40 MORE WHISKY.

VIZ clip the annexed paragraph from
tho Louisville Courisr Journal Of Ocio
Der card:
"'Dunc' rimberlake, who has been
attbe Kccly Saniiafium In Illinois
under treatment Tor the whisky habit
returned home yesterday entirely cured,
he -aye. lie was under the hl.chloridc
Of gold treatment tor one month, anu
says Il Ia the grcat.st discovery OF mod
ern times. Whom he went to the san
itarium he was broken down from
drinking too much liquor, but now he
has a strong, ruddy cOmplcxioni anu
declares he has no more apptute Tor
drink than when he was n child"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-29
KEEP YOUR EYES OPEN.

1T only required passing glance to
zee the preparations that are being
made TO work the "Libonl" trick
whereby the next municipal election
T. expected 10 be carried. The
"colonizing" OF workmen has been
going on for some time. The First and
Fourth rfeclnc,s have been fortified
by laborers pledged to vote the
"I,iboral" ticket.
Assessments also have been com.
menced, 10 procure the slncws u war
aud many poor victim who isso "in'
depsndenp' and "libefiy loving" that
he would shout himself hoarse over
the imaginary "dictatlon Of the priest
hood, +" has to 70 down into his pockets
for coin and dares not refuse the as
scssmcnt demanded by bis "Liberal"
bosses and tsskmasters.
The latest "colonizing" has been
done in city Creek canyon, and the
drinking water Of the greater part Of
the city Ia TO be improved by the re-
fuse, shltt.washing and camp garbage
deposits Of the gang congrcgalcd on
the banks Of the creek fof political pur.
poses.
The "1Ilbeial" faction knows that II
IL In danger, 'and ID taking time by the
fofelock TO ward It or and make a.
SURE NJ possible every weak point hut
& Ia TO he hoped that the majority Of
the voters have had enough Of official
extravaganza, excessive tax 'iion, The
multiplication Of lucrative offices, ami
the general ineiilcicny aud offensive
assumption OF tn "Iibetal" outfit, aud
will refuse to join In the scheme n
keep II In possession Of the municipal
authority and treasury.
There II time enough yet for pfacti'
cal organization and work, but the
friends Of good government. economy
and public morality ought to keep thcir
eyes open for the tactics u the enemy,
and be excepting up the dickens Of q
thinking" preparatory 10 n vigorous
campaign In the public interest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-29
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