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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02

George R. Davitt, of Valley Center, was
in the city yesterday on business. He
says if nothing unforeseen occurs, Sedwick
county will have the biggest wheat crop
known for many years.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02

Mrs. o. l.. Anderson, of Denver, is visit
ing H. G. Ruggles for few days and goes
from here to St. Louis and Chicago TO
visit friends. Mrs. Anderson is a daughter
of Judge Gregsby, prominent jurist in
Illinois
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02

Two negro women got into a serious
cutting ARRAY on Sunday evening which
resulted in the arrest of one aud the
serious woundiug OF the other. The
aggressive party of the fray was Nancy
Murdoch, a negress Of easy virtue She IS
at present lodged in jail
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02
How she Helped Hin On.

CholIy seeing his chance -EAith-f en-
brace this opportunity of-of-of---
E.6itb iartles-, yt-Oply the oyport1Eltys
Chollyf--Anerscan Grocer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02

S. a. McClrng, of the Getto 6, Nc
Chung Wholesale Shoe Co. of this city, is
at present in Boston purchasing a fall
stock. The gentlemen count on heavy
wholesale trade this fall
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02

Mr.. Henry Schlesinger, representing the
wholesale jewelry houses OF L Strauss q
Co. OF Chicago. who has been home OF
four weeks vacation. left last night for al
extended trip, through Texas, Arkansas,
Missouri and Illinois. where he Will supply
all Deoole suffering for his line.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02

Misses Ebelin and Shaeffer, teachers of
peumanship and of the High school, re-
spectively, of this city, leave for Chicago
this morning.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02

Misses Lena and Gala Randall, daugh-
ters of Commissioner Randall, of Mount
Hope. are visiting friends in the city and
vicinity this week.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02

The cement walks which are being put
in between Third street and Central ave-
nue. on Main. make great improvement
in that part of the city.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02

Hallowell 6 Gordon moved their Office
In the Sedgwick building from the fifth TO
the fourth floor. yesterday. Mr.. Hume
remains in the old office.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02

James Pickens, of Chicago, representing
the Everett Piano company, was in the
city yesterday. He reports business much
improved and anticipates a great fall
ID
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02

W. r. c. No. 40 will meet in regular
session at Garfield hall Tuesday. June 2, at
$50 D. m. NJ. E. DURAND. Secretary.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02

A team attached to an oil tank wagon
became frightened at an electric car and
ran down Main street yesterday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02
rANzoNE CHORUS.

Every member of the chorus must
attend the rehearsal at the church on
Tuesday night, June 2. NJ. A. SINGER
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02

Princess lodge, knights and Ladies of
Honor, meet at Peerless hall on Tuesday
evening at 5 o'clock sharp. The charter
will be closed tonight.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02

The board of county commissioners met
yesterday and will remain in session this
week as an equalization board.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02

Thomas Smiley. who recently kept
restaurant on East Douglas avenue. is
wanted to write at once or go himself to
Kokomo. Indiana, his niece Nellie, being
seriously i'll
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02

Senator Long, of Medicine Lodge, was
in the city yesterday. He reports the
crop prospects in his county unprecedented
and predicts flush times for Kansas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02

Miss Orr left for Coldwater, Michigan,
her home, yesterday morning. She was
teacher in the Irving school the past term.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02

J. s. Carson will hold a select school,
grammar grade, at Park school house,
during the summer months.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02

Thomas Shaw will give another free con
cert at his music hall this evening, which
will consist of vocal and instrumental
music.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02

Col. James HaIlowen and County Clerk
Syl Dunkin are in Missouri to look after
their interests in their zinc..mines, They
told the boys that they were going TO look
for lack" but the boys are suspicious and
seem TO think it is apple jack they are
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02

The ladies of the United Presbyterian
church will serve Strawberries, ice-cream
and other delicacies at the church OF
Tuesday evening You will find the
church at the corner OF First and Ohio
and the ladies will be glad 70 see you
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02

The court house grounds present beau
tiful appearance at present.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02

:. likes Zola nine months % write a
novel he handles Pen As laeoTsr
might spade. and is slow and painful
toiler. The expression On his tscs when
he Is doing literary work Is one Of tq~-
nenL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02

The Salvation Army will have a social
at It's headquarters Wednesday evening.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02

Mrs H c. Nirdlinger and daughter, of
Omaha, Neb., are in the city visiting
friends.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02

The rains have interfered with the pro-
grams of the various tennis clubs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02

The mosquitoes were out and doing good
work last evening for the first time this
spring.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02

The collectors were out in their glory
yesterday circulating about the town.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02

At an election OF officers Of Wichita
lodge No. -. 4. o. L. W, held last even
ing the following officers were elected.
Master Workman. J. II. Shields: foreman.
c. K. r'ardhau; overseer, All Z. 6oodin.
recorder, j. w. Wingares; financier, O.
Mulvey; receiver, J. a. Wallace; guide, II.
c. Nudd: inside watchman, b. & HillaFd,
outside Waterman. A D. Boyd
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-02

The members OF the Alumni association
OF Lewis academy are requested to meet IL
the office OF the principal at o'clock
sharp. on Tuesday, June Z By order Of
president.
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YACHTING GOSSIP.

,.s Ins cnCsH,hiap r.eh. Clubs annual regatta VIII b
vr Ctr I:,Asa June s-rn. yacht Iroauos Ralph r.
sailed fer Larchmont
rhs Atlantic Yacht Club will rive ladies' reception In
Tue reception will os between and ii p. u.
dhs ME ~ foosr Jssiea will regular crew Of
sspS aasinE I'd I'M ma. q. b IN
The steam yacht Golden Fleece which was damaged
III a:t 9Th tns SC zach! Lemons on staten
Ihs American Yacht Club will have . steam yacht
n.nb,h sos ,as. s ehst.nsS Cup on July i ,s annual
MISUNDERSTANDING zach. Clubs annual REGATTA
siaa q ;n'sS 1sS. :; ii Henry 0" o' Wall street
The steam launch Richard K. roz will Isays Pier l.
saoy on ths south 70 :ps ana return y n
hour and ~ minutes for wager OF $50
a'R Four s'is assauhs
shan u. me &ynoa:a n but ths dae
Entries to the Larchmont Yacht Clubs spring regatta
.Ss r ne 'sse sso;s siGss - ,S
Address Lasehmont Yacht Club. Larchmont Manor. NY
res Gs g .. :. -.
cnrin!hi.n y.eh! Giubs house At ionkera while the
trout esS Soa.: : sss.'' in
ss g
Iss.s!. July thirty boat: sr. s.p.e!.a @ %
nss =.
s:sor Tsdolm.n 1pani f. Isn.o anS H.
Gus :: 4a SGs = O..
Of ths haenE kuIeI entitled Course increasing the
ss.:s tS.. each s:s. nay then carry :: eoiicss;
Glasses one.
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BURT rs THE CHAMPION "POLK"
The Iastitsts LaAs show Proeeisney In
Field Athletics.


Field Athieties-
D. Burt the popular pitcher for the Polytechnic
Institute nine the hero Of the day ~ the feurssn
annual games Of the Poly Athletic Association held
yesterday Aftsrnoon at washiuston Park Broofiyn-
Burt scored twsutysisht points on the basis OF nSe
pon 70 rst three ssooud and enc TO third thereby
Winning the Poytschnle gold medal Harry vaa o'sst
ran hs score up 70 twsnsyhrss point taking second
place Bur tied the "foly" record fer the 22oyara
dash. and also threw the bsssDau s2+fsss which Is
new record Van cisef sissd the record for hs high
:s.ns,as :s s1osS saij jump lie fessns sam.sry af
re5ns s.s s.sts si:.!
In a5 = .soea.
..os.m1. siosei: i.s..Eon 81 4 2: r:is%i'r. &
nP nnn hs.. t. .es ~
Burt Tsfs second shsrsr third time 10 :seonda,
tIInR.ss s.ad ..Usaa s D:..4 .hi;a hsisss
1Ss.wse m. = .ssoss. y
s1 y. i. ss.a.1s L sinnsrnsnn second Time.
s.ss .ssss " sss
x.a.n T. cSaln n 81 SEQ
Fu!sias the rvslvepound saos-wSn BY 2. g ! Van
c;s &. ::sS y
s.rasn .seeaS 4 shines !hird: p:..ne. sa:ts.
sss:s y a. :Si;a b:ss:
81 oe.nsi: ssn.won ,, Burt. J. Weir second Time
"a 4 L ,s. Il Y. s%
s::s s:.s :s.s sT
ni.: %:..:s' :.s:' s.syS;'' ;, ''a
ss:s' &
s%a Na,st HiSS.n ii%:Ff WV H'0''''' n''''f'l
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Star Athletic Clio. Meeting.

AmssnR OF the Star Athletic Club was held at the club
rooms In Long Island City Tuesday night at which
Capt John A. Gray. Charles J. Harvey, and Y. y An
drsws we're chosen represent the club the second
Of LrnG Issud Amateur Athletic League
which will held tonpnt Tho club viii hold it, open
amateur athletic Ssmss the Grounds corner Of West
and Third street Loar Island City or sasurda
under the rules 81 tue A. A. " for hne prissa
and dressing rooms wifi bs ocpstruetsd. The captain
iss Assoeiation, and standard Athletic Club had ss
cured tr.ininE privilege on n: plan! ana that each
iavstory The Amity and standard Athletic cIlbs viii
ave there the nfst on Aug and the other istsr
The new club house will Be ready for occupancy
about June IL when It will be formally opened with An
interesting programme Tho Star A D. 4 probably the
most prosperous athletic around New fork
present
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III. cor,.tAl.. Athlst.. Meet.

DAY evening. and elected Board Of Drsctofs foe
the ensuing year. A. the meeting last week
was taken in order make different ticket from
the one presented that meeting being unsatstae'
sery for many reasons The ticket made ont for Tues
DAY evening seemed 10 meet With approval although
many Of the candidates wsrs new ones Only fvs Of
shs old directors reelected The Board 10 -
follows: james ksrs, FRANK seA.s James q Ray~ond
Frank Q. CAdmu1 Edwa!d y, searA Frank J. shsshAn
Idwsrd K. whitfosd. and John y: W.rda
chanEsd from the nrst russday in nsy :es mrs: Tues
oonsttuton An important factor vas the rsviston OF
article admitting spp!ioants ints the club on ths
g: slcs b: h.d many .p,s:S rhs RI 8;
membership and also applicante for house and ground
privieGse upon such terms and sonss.sse 20. such
The sun., 1891-06-04

sis.0ssesse Mhst,s n..ssss & ss.,s HssMs,y; s,s =,
ei;ss:r. .S.sr. E.!s.s VIA p!iSssS:,:s Fs..ss
CHICAGO. 8; BaooxLJN. O.
sized up p the aS esssSsil @ auss Isstsrdss morn
S.%s: S:hind q. Issaips eSs sSdSm Ss5 Ss5
!S.s y. SrOoElsS:. We ,Di.s 5S:sss @ 10 sSy:: 9
saSaS sSss 81 T ssi .oos sas opssns %
Eastern Park. and 70 make the natter look
R:
There sss Just Ass psrsons out % - An
son and his team Of playsTs Ssnief seSSu,t, Su,;
Hor snd hss BasSs 4. m:,ns S: oss SSn. but :.
the. cranks love hitting. many were heard 20
exclaim after the game, " Poor game. HHs, itin.
Bay IN Phisdsiphis. wa. held 10 reseiys S!I
Anson for Yesterday. and the way no ,osns9 iocsa
icns bsfoss %sn the %sss game nssSn was 'oS over
tiee yorf erior g ~ aam.. ana !. dId not tsfe
,ss ss' ',sld SP 1nns iSG me- VII xsic scs IS
game he became Wild, and sent tnree men ,sae W
tsste s1 oAes Sn who thsn vent the box
hs GSessos played IA g, GAM; n;;. :1S AZ
arn %sds ds% two ssscSss thss caused shs On
'0Ys'sss &. to s4S ihGS' snas S,h two strike.
on Anson, but hs fooled them ail and reached
frst base ON balls and IN the ffth inning be
repeated tho performance. but In attempting
TO sacrifice In the seventh inning he struck
Brootlyn n oii mad sdmiIsrs The crank bad some con
ISOLATION II the Brooklyns lost. Wards pickup
and long throw in the second inni9g was one
OF the best plays OF the game. In the seventh
Inning Fout1 retired from the game With
MAY again 10 day. He got his Injury In this
way: There were three men on basee with
only one out whom PfefYer hit . boundsr TO
nrst which Foutz pulled In and threw home.
retiring Cooney at the plata kinslow quickly
returned the ball to Foutx. to stop PfsnsIs
proaross, but made bad throw which Foutz
brayely stopped. but. the hall rolled behind
him. Although he h.d big cash IN his nneer
be got the ball back to Kinslow In time 70 NIP
DAhlen At the plate.
In this Inning Pinkney got ratified. which ~
rpls he generally d0ss not not dS With %sn
and All the latter had to do was 70 touch third.
but he. instead. threw to second. and wildly 1t
that
One run Was tho visitors limit for the. nIst
inning Ryan got 70 arst h base or called bslls: ALI
up Anson,s bit. Witch netted the latter tyo
in the following inning. PfeIer hit safely.
reached second ON q similar hit By Wilmot
third on q sacrifice. and came homo when Col
Inns threw out Kittridge at frst base Their
third aud last run was secured on Caruthers.
Kittrdge tried to hit the centre field fence. but
only Got three bases Ryan's single sont him
homA Tho RcoF0:
The sun., 1891-06-04
roREsTERs on ZEE FIELD
A SEE sf Lively Athietse Games that
Pleased Every body.

n Zee OF Lively AthIetSo eant. unet
Pleased Everybody.
The rush Of hurryipe iset. the notes Of .
brass band. and the shouts Of the spectators.
kapt things In eommotion At Jonsss, Wood
yesterday afternoon. The annual picnic epd
athletic games OF Court Brown. 1856. Ancient
Order Of Forestera were in progress. The at
tendance was not laree. but those
present were quite enthusiastic. 1t
WAS sort OF an all.around competi-
tion. including professional and amateur
events Tho professional part Of tho pro.
gramme was run of fiEst.. 1t consisted of one
Sns % doz Tim hs Reasan %s fah Gsason
aud lete Golden. Cox took the lead at the
nc Sensea sSSa wS cas secoSd and
thi d. Time, 5 minutes ~ seconds.
j., Coz. ksagan, Golden. and Tim Curiey M started
beat Golden for third prize Time. rs minutes
Tho amateur events ihen followed. The
nrsi race was sn The ioo.yart lash In the hrst s;
seconda The second was dead heat Getwccn
and n T. h,Ss ES 'ssssy g:% Jersey s 81 'GeFd
81 81 in iS,s sseonas iSafh In tue snira heat
bca rasn .sssna Es sfasy asr Il boosyn ySrsi 4 e.
yards. but Harris was Set back for running
n Iacrs course and the heat was srsfdsd ~. Ts
starters. Furer got to the front with little de.
lay; and won in sood style. Time, lO'' Sec
.The hal,-mile novice race drew. out neld OF
siftsen. and l. was scramble + J.: saanderii.
Tms .G0n minSts. Ssw cst seconds co 'An'ns '''0'o'
.vsn Sss ssse %.!s rP a:s n';E:'tas ea
scratch man; and he had a merry time working
ns e Ii. ssss IN
,s hsn' Esens = ssEd: ,ass :hes ahead
Gs Eas.ss g IL ssfsae'S New A. G. the
asisissss isisd 81 sai % " knhike 'i PrSspsos
H.rrieIa who bad IS yards start, Winning innaian.s
XII sSa .';ssS
1ss ssssfs aass II: :,
DIbD Ssps ssseSod ss1 s. ssi sns 81 Dd.s s'a't'
sixteen. pound shot event Si,h : Pus q 81 test
and S1SslssS !; Wsss S,Ia pa. 4 VA shII$ bird.
IS fsss; a9e !aRSe 9:Iss .
foot second ntn y
The s.poana fas mems race. distance 22o
kars vas Second The latter M mi have
e pssSM;sea: M ,Sss kasts was unable ITO to pass
erai ovsrseer. Bob SION caught s6e time.
where tho wAeel..e. VIII Ride Z. Juns
Club captains are kept busy early each month ar.
ranging for club The task Of arranging suoh
programme 10 very sxaetnG Tho Kiun County
The sun., 1891-06-04

ing standpoint With other clubs. that the
suessstsd. The desisn which THs Sun pre-
sshts to-day H. the one recommended by the
committee having the matter In charge The
Point and opposite Cooper's Blun over
looks pEettI hsrbor. sheltered on AZ sides;
would be . delightful place in summer. It n
estimated that the land. club honse and All
fhs plan 10 adopted the clnb's konded debt will
be incrsased from t7,25O to $1,000. tho neees-
saIy ~, ,750 being raised at once.
high. the first noor being devoted to Q chart
The sun., 1891-06-04

and reading room 40 by 20 feet a hall 40 BY 20
deet reception room. a dining room Az by
20 feet off1ce, coat room. pantry. and bill
lizard room and cafe "a by 20 feet. The Kitchen
will be under the dining room. and across tho
feet long and varying 10 width from 10 10 Is
The. second story will be devoted to three
members OF the club. with two bathrooms, sud
10 the top story will be locker rooms and Ser
wants apartmenis. II the members decide to
carry out the suggestions OF the committee the
Club will undoubtedly enjoy q boom in mem
bsrship. and come to the front as Q racing
organization as we'll .
The sun., 1891-06-04

Sound for years, and It was on tho
shores OF this bay that the ssawsnhska
Corinthian Yacht Club was organized In
1871. Since It's organisation tho club has besn
growing steadily. 1t 10. ~ It's name indicates.
an amateur club. and has done great deal to
agee men 70 build and sail their own boats,
and In ito membership 10 set OF young men
who are second 70 none S1cspt @ professionals hsl
Heretoiore the club has been somVwhat
Handicapped By the want Of Z summer club
gaDization on an even footing. from yacht
The sun., 1891-06-04

y. R: Flannerv will take his team down to Staten
game.
me lacrosse team Of Stevens Institute has dsbsndsd
Tor the season. Some of tho PLAYERS will the Me-
fott o. one player will 20 to the Staten Island A. a.
more.
Ins lacrosse team Of The tabernacle Athletic As.o.
ciaton has been materially strengthened By the add.
hnn Of soms ayers from tho disoanded team Of the
~ Mott Athlelto Club Of iioboken, Among the new
players Anderson, An old time player and good one
A sfs.t crowd T. expected to witness the lacrosse
game between tho Druid Lacrosse Club of baltimore
and ths staten !sland Athletic Club which win take
place on the latters frounds on Saturday afternoon
next teRinninR At $3.50 O'Clock. Tho will bo for
!hs 0slr,ch Cup and the champ pionship Of America
The Drutds win send on thsir strongest team. The
Staten Islanders will mako desperate attempt 10 hold
ths CUP
The lacrosse team Of the Astoria Athste Club which
Vas orssuiIsd recently are hard work and saipr.
day they viii Try their skill against from the
College Of the City Of New York at Central PARK. The
y f.vlor; Frsdsrick white. q. i: Kodmsn. j y W.
buBS,s II g Nelson. F. q vsnil,t John Ruddimsn.
E.i., Tr0xM " pr'H;5 srsl Jane. Ingram
freeman They are anxious to hear from other terms
The sun., 1891-06-04

caEzpzoss, June a-A detachment OF the thirty.
second ReeimsutN. O.. g. n. T.. composed Of companies
\, b. c. and D. under command Of Lieut. Col CLARK,
praotiesd here to-day. Tho scores:
FIELD. stan. and Non. Commissioned Sssa-Adtt W.
ysndsrcuts. Jr. Ss; Major u. T. Lucas 81; Capt MA,
eumbsr Van D., 81: sergeant n.ior Jap hsuI Jr. 80,
ssrTsant Otto LAnEsdorf 49, Sergeant a. H. Boiler. ST.
Gompany X~Privs.s Thorssen '. 81.
oEpIPy r. 6B-Priyss... 4 4 ssxmund. sa' Charles Ku-
GSmD.py hoSnsy %; Sergeant j. Beck
Company D-ssrgeAntsi s. kewsL 30: a ". Holds
vorLh Us Privates; v. ~ Bell ~; ]. Hrandstsdtsr
German 81 ,,,, -
Company b-6oIEeAut feter Hang 6oi CorporA Q.
GilAr, 81
The sun., 1891-06-04
ca. L.w,sr Civ. cour...y Ten Aee.'


To-day, in the Brooklyn Handbsn clubs court 2s7
Dssraw street will be played probably the most I'm
portant handba match that has taken place since the
memorable international match between Casey and
Iawlsr. The contestants will Be- John LAw|s. sx'
champion Of Ireland. and william Courtney. vhe for
years has stood ~ Of the scientific psyss In
America The rivalry between these experts has been
very rreat They have met frequently in single and
double handed contssta but the decision 70 thsR
relative playing powers seems 70 have yet remained
Il il universally admitted that Lawlsr 10 one Of the
most extraord mary that has been IN bAod.
ball court His endurance 10 something wonderful. Hs
i. not graceful player, his iudemsnt Of kind
ihat would bs OF Of his ability but an
server hard hitter, and possessing the
utmost amount OF courage LAwisr 10 unausstoosbly
On tho oih-r hand. Courtney 10 Of rather frail
physqne but his ski and thorough knowledge Of the
game always kept him IN the very front rank ce
the worlds hanubSil pAye1 Hisi the common remark
that Courtney had only the strength of his present
antagonist he would BE- woudsrful player still tbs
odds his favor OF beating LAwlsl lie 10 allowed
ten each and his friends that with
drops down absolutely helpless In the court they
cannot see how he can lose game In the series
Lawer admtts that he has most dinicut task but 90
that he has no fears Of the nnAl result
tx Alderman James dunno has consented 70 omefae
referee and cordng the articles Of A3reensns
tue nrst game will Be stated at 2 =. n. sharp
The sun., 1891-06-04
asooKiyS.

Earned runs-Chicago, . Tirst base By errors
sfsoklya. Lefs on bases-Brooklyn s: ChiesR 2.
nr., 1.s on Sal!s-ng Terry q OF carushsra
ss..hi'on Jsr.sS..s hi.GKltutda., IxoG..: hi!-
Stolen base Ryan. Doube p ay-Kinslow ana Feueh
Wild pitch-Terry. Umpirs-Lynch Ttms-lts2.
HosToEs S: cLxvRLAHn l.
Bosros June 8-1hs Bostons had trouble IN keep
ing the work Of the which vas
Spiders 1src not In the game after the nrst inning
Long played nanihsent n.ldinE game, and th. hon.
fielding rave the eaIs to Boston fof their hits were
Doylss gave the Bostons their remaining three
runs Ths
The sun., 1891-06-04
Denny To Re hole aseA.

Denny's connection with tho New York team has come
to end e has received the usual ten days notice
his release He will ION the Cleveland team at once
a. thsv need third baseman badly for Tsbeau will not
be abe TO- plaI for At least two monhH .t all this
duced Dennys vAlue on the team. and President bay
came tn the conclusion TO lot him 60 Denny says hfs
arm q ali right
The sun., 1891-06-04

The sun has troubled o'Rourks % puoh in isft nsd
loaned thsm to holiday Yesterday.
sAttsry saw ysstsrdsys game from the Eraud stAnd.
probably bs some dine before ks can get 70 work.
CAnssipsR June a-Hsxysrd beat the Jeha Lowell
team this Aftsrneon by ITO l. C1less 6Amss are a..
Isnxsd wl.h Yale Hsrvsrds ball season Will end In
Saly N ssd Aug Anl 10 open rirstsisss oiubs sv.
Ing .ntap!s ga.lan.sss Will address j. ksswtA d.,
Tom OReurte y bone from Dsnysr.. o., hs return
he siGnsd By Manager Randall Of Lebanon, and
Ss esaG sss 70 os and ssSdsi aotinsa I'm ssss b;
shabby rsAimsat
ors., sAnE are s.p.stsd srsn ,As .sviy ose.ais.a
RfAetsins sysry lAy As4 anteipats Hytns eempstins
s.ssss ssss.s sssis..ss sapss. ss2 s.s.iss s.s
IeiAry And Iyeasarsr The other Easmbef. AFsi Greg
lshs hysA Ais% bAFtow and a.BAstev.
The sun., 1891-06-04

Tirs. base on errors--statsn Island A. @, 2: Engls-
yood = Q, Lssi On e,sss-stassn Island 4. G. 9;
5: oG Cer.in. 5. Struck out-kraus Dipplsr. Gssr q
Ordsn, Gaunt Corwin. sacriAce hit-van Zant
steI.a Hs'....k..ui e BRIL- Dipplst sir.ssSs.
Howry, and CumminEs HIT BY pitchcr-vsn zans
Kraua Wild pitoh-corwin. Cmpfe-hopkiua Time
cRxscKsr A. C, S; STATEN nLAsp c. C. 1
Tho Staten Island Cricket Club lost their fourth
stYsisht game yestsrday The game WAS played on the
Athletic Club grounds at Bay Ridge The score