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The sun., 1891-05-15
Base Hall Games To-day.
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Base Ball Games To-day.
kAuoNAL LkACuE.
Cleveland va New York, Al Cleveland.
thicaxo vs. Brooklyn Al Chicago.
littsburgh vs. Philadelphia, at Pittsburgh.
Ctneinnati Va. Boston, a. CincinnAtL
AnfRicAS ASSOCIATION.
Athistica rs St. Louis at Philadelphia
haitiniore va Cincinnati At Baltimore
Boston va Lonisville. at Boston,
Warrington W. Columbus At Washington
BAsrERs ASSOCIATION.
Troy Va New Haven at Troy.
Lebanon Va Providence at Lebanon
Albany va Syracuse. at ALBANY
Rochester Va Bunalo, at Rochester
The sun., 1891-05-15

A dstsehmsnt Of tho Eighth ,Regimsnt- "a va dsM,T1
under command Of MAJOR Chaunoay. prantissd q
cFssdmoor yesterday The scores OF thoss VINO made
th,rty points or more On ths 200 anda,oyard csss.
msn's ranges are:
g!sa .nd s.as 9a,s:r-SGo]ha1, Ia 3 81 dfe0s'4 4so
Compsny C-sergeant R = Blmms. % sEsressntfU
z JeSiils s4 frivates Campbell n sad q r.
6s%p.ny Er!y.'sss, -. Assins'A Ysiss1A. no,
Company E-CspL e 4. oothopt slSsssssantR& 4
SCompSny P-Privato p. BIerhon sa
Conp.ny Gncaps A. a: 9sss. e. 49, ssylss s,f
II Hsistead, SO; A, Rosenberg. 81; r NAysr.10 -, 4
Company H-J. W Mccoy. oI' h Neck. algA,Ss
Ryan sS; CorporalJ. Tracy. 20.
The fouroared Ri9 and Junior solrsoassd shell
crews OF the Nautilus Boat Club Of Bay Rtdee v Shp
their boats and commsncs training en- The F1ssais
Riyer next week.
The sun., 1891-05-15
John Owens I.n.t Hur,

The Detroit A. C. will hold . set u members games
aud open thsir grounds for tho summer on Saturday
Nay 10 The principal race viii TO the 100 yard rses
Sosn owen. the champion. nas won the medal twice,
the race bstyesa tho record holder aud Jsws will
Mniehsd with nterest Jewett has been Stsa lily train
Dsirot the effect this viii be Uwsus IAst race
~ he 10 10 lie married ia June,
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Totals. 8 sia.le 10 o Total. .
sO'Conuor outIfor interfering with fielder.

sUConuor outlfor interfering with nslder
Boston. ton...........-."."....o Q : 90 os
GolumpuS....... % I o. .
puass Iyo.bsss hits. .sIsu.hsl: strieksr., Three
Dowss o. Lshane: Stolen bases-Joyee. bury Rroutb.
era Crooks, Mefsmany. 9Conncr Gl First sssson
ssL s,I L Do,ss VIZ pitches. .liadaSSk |; kn:lL
kerins Time-2 hours. Attendincs-2,ilL
The sun., 1891-05-15

Dave johnson. who at times makes his fol.
lows In the ring dizzy by his plunees and he
will bet as much money as anybody when he
recording a bet OF 5000 even that either Tea
Tray. Prince Royal. Senorita. or Tenny will
win the Brooklyn.
The sun., 1891-05-15
A Walk TO Tvavsrs Island.

Sundays excursion OF the Fresh Air Club will be
trip to the beautiful home Of tho New York Athletic
CIuh Travers Island, which Is Just in Its budding
summer lovslinesS The start will be from Hariem
bridge at 10 ~. and tho route will be via
son,htrn RSnsyaIa h StEh..iae nniospo,. ThrSsas
u idge aud BARROW. DbneT VIII be had at the island
The sun., 1891-05-15
Latest Correspondence About the -lkattey
by the Two Clubs.

Latest Correspondence About the -lKatteyk
l. by the Two Clubs,
The New York and Staten Island Athletic
Club war is still on. and there is no Immediate
prospect Of settlement. The BOYCOTT has be.
come obnoxious to the Islende.a. but they
stand on their dignity and will not recede from
the position they have taken. The New
Yorkers think that their former friends are
not success at making explanations, and In
their last communication are freezingly polite.
In explanation OF the rejection Of the New
York Athletic Clubs application for mem
bership In the Eastern Lacrosse Association.
tho Islanders have sent the following letters
+ ss se s:, s:s;s:
gu. sosIG Of GSys.ns,s a their %ss.inI Ssld hs
tss:s::: !s.: a.
ss s: "a. az
se sss iay :s:sa :ss .sR y
q:
The Po,ition yoa a..ams !. Therefore Sn vsrisntsd
;;s.
;:: ssiS Sss s:$:.
The New Yorks made this reply:
NEW YoRE May iS, 1901.
Mr. W Could Jr Secretary Staten hIand Athletic CLUB
&c hs a ws SSy
to Gs1 to % u e s
Es:s.ln i 9es
st ssssA'H"
e.
fully, A~'''" "A'fo''' Fahsx g. s1r.sr,.
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1:ss!:, E:I1,y ksSsSSs sSuS.:
Id sseisy. 1: 81 k,ns !: Os ExipS T. ssrasf out.
Es y s:sas nj Fi::s rs;e
CINCINNATI IN. LIZ 4; BRooKLYN.o.
ssSs sTF al MsS ns wss We're on. mad.
broken column or runs was ordered. The vet
briIIisnt assemblaHe since oDenipg day saw q
:Ss s;ss:: :; .ss
81 ,ssS. ss$ s:: bss
vs. :sysS q :eSSps y s%ish!s 81 nun. 1 snd e Re
career: Burass ~ vas aee@insiy % safe, Stf but bs
AEreat run MePhee reached out and held Il
The applause q the crowd was renewed when
or sessiaS % d!iss ,o rish. anu '00k 'hree
n The hrh.S soSI d Witch La!han shSyed up slipped
q by smscains sa1s'd out es
sss"gty 70 t centre which 9rI knocked down
bail and stole home On tt!o II. q efssHa hst.
TGe spiIs that iiISninatsd the iase q f@as: Long
shnsef sE wssn Is sweet It
sa shs sss ss ss min.
f. wa: msh naassS asss m1sr ans
Surnss bag Trsnsperta.Ion ,sr The rest Of d she
Heed 70 Collins. Radbourne wns feeling pretty
ESM Dsly and e 0ld Hoss g.t thira himself.
run 9f tho game was scored. After that tho
chalk artist out ap the bulletin boar,l drew
long rows ot horse collars for both teams The
nearest the ilods game to another iun was in
plate on his slide In. while Reilly was stenlinS
tiYst on bnl's. ~
i was 4 long time betwoen hits for brooklyn.
Attaro Grffhn.a venture In the frat not d soul
@ ~. ap e e 1si'gs hotS! 9nti! ktpslow led on In
while the next three member OF the shooting
TniIe resehipg for kaqIournes Az. and Con
one out IL tho h sighhth. but hadhourne kept him
In the last innine. Collins began business win
his b1s a,,. sIiy sashsred n arips ba md
made Fout< a nre,spf. Ia his only cif. Of tho
days catastrophe. but he only gave Slate. q
followed nlm toward second but ho was run
rubber. phS scor0:
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THE CIRCUIT IROT1ERA
Yorker Wins In tho $40 Class-An the
Heats Under $50.

PHrLApELpHrA, May 14.-On the third day Of
the circuit meeting ct Belmont Driving Club
there was the best attendance Of the week.
Tho weather continued favorable for the sui
kies. aud again there was an addition to the
$3.50 List. whom @. +. Isemenger. local trotter.
captured the first heat Of the $40 class in
2:25H. Five started. with Martin X. first
choice. Yorker second. Sappho and tho field
bringing low prices. IsemenRer dashed to
the front: when Martin Z. went to pieces.
and kept there for the mile. Yorker
getting within q length at the finish.
Yorker had gone as fast as this heat on the
half mile track at Baltimore. so was installed
favortte 1t to4 !semenger got rapid clip
%sintain % it, Yorker % passed dim him 'S On tho % Ippsr
turn. and came home with plenty to spare in
s msPns se vain 'sS aassh hs
Summary:
roItsi ss s's;' ss RANK HSs:' fis siSe H.v..
s.psas a;$SsRsss sS.ea.n1.n':
Minnie D.i 4S..;s:' ss::'ass:s's s:ss s:si s.s
y yesta was the tip for the a:97 class Jas Gypsy
Ing to beat the black and The thtrG heat
breaks and was SKI SIX lengths In tSs roar .s shey
swung into the y stretch Gypsy Girl tired. 4 and
tory. The judges were 1snient. and did not
QlbtuCD INC re6ulGs tuOuku tuo tluuo Who Ouly
2:3lH. Summary:
2:77 GLASS; purse $500
vestA by Monaco (OdslD TT
1eppy zee
0ypay Girl (HorYfs)
Cyclone, Jr. Clark) q
=, The 2:16 pace began with Q sensation whom
the favorite. Elva Medium, got tangled Of tho
start. and lost SO much that she could only
save her distancs by running. Mambrino
Hann!s improved the opportunity. and beat
Gray Harry In 2:20k.
The bay eeldine was tho choics. and got the
second heat By 9 very close decision. Gray
2;20x. Then It was long odds on Hennis, and
Turner dropped the third heat to help tho bot
ting and Monkey Rols scored o drst In mod
crate time. The Hannls dyer showed that be
had played with tho other two when he made
Summary:
2:l6 pace; purse 500
M.%siino "a, Hsnri y I 3 H.pnis ournsr,....i fs4t1'
assH oHEfy .lTn Eos sRs,T 81 p SMITH A
~ i Mns-a:sox. s S:SGiiI:. :ai:;iiI a::is.
To:morrow the meeting ends with tho 2:20s
trotttng and 2:22 pacing classess
The sun., 1891-05-15


Earned runs-ionisvl!!e. n Athietie, 2 Twe;bass
ran-Ryan stolen bases-.Corooran a. Cook. Bhret
paub spay-,heakin and Miliigan First base on balls
Niiiiean. Cook. Ryan. Passed balis-Geok az Wild
pItch-MeaAn Time-la5. Umpirs-Fergnson-
ST Louis 7; siLrixoRx o.
BALrisonv. May list Touts defeated the Orioles
day by guod bustug It, WAS an up hill night for the
home team and they had several chnnces TO tie the
score but did not accept the opportunity. Attendance
4Jla The scorc.
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.ton Hurley Home ,rnnIwhitney stolen bases
son Carney o. Firs. base on bails-Washinston. 81
Gincinnaiia Struck on,-By Carsey. I; by Aaina 4
Passed bsll-Lohman,. Time-l 40. Umpire-Jones.
sosroS "a ~ 8; eotuxBrs,
Bo.roS May iA-1here xasa big rumpu. IN to days
game betweon Boston and. ColumbuA which resulted
10 heavy nnes Tor UConnor and Crooks OF tho Visins
The sun., 1891-05-15

DIED HAND ALLsoPPs ALE
iisliKsT SkXbE IL roEfED,n
4. L. ZELL, " Pearl 81. New YORK, Aren't.
The sun., 1891-05-15

MADISON, 8; FoaDHAN COLLEGE 4.
.hs Amherst College team having cancelled thsjy
Eama with the tordhsm College team the latter played
The sun., 1891-05-15

. Eernsd ruuS-Cinonnau Two base hits -Riuslo W.
Hsil{ Lasham; Ihrsebass hi,s-Rsi!ly,' 'Rsdbourns
S,. S..ss on Ssis.1H Esan9uIns "A Ii.mminE 4
ass. III aly y Pt.sniS .sSe.
bis -Kinsiov, Holiday, slattery Clark Wild pioh-
s:sMasSs. s:@9alSt s.'''a ssi-kinaia~ T'ns-i'sa I'm
CHICAGO. 8; sosros (s. Lll.
C1ecAea Nay lA-ver Eve inninss to-day neither
team vAs abe 60 get man across the plate but In the
1osteae eniy srfsr hrse baaea on halla and Car
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Yes. Champion Casey Can be Floored.

John Lawlor played hurricane game Of handball in
the court Of the Brooklyn Handball Club yesterday
The sxIrish champion was at his best and every one
In the crowded gallery appiauded his Efforts He
served fourteen aces on Champion casey--not many
TO be for three gamssbut when the champion is
in humor, and he was in bangup form yesterday hs
was hardly ever known to allow the best player In tho
"trick" ~ "
The champion had for partner Arthur Moouads,
whose reappearanco In . Held In which ne wns \
bright ornament was hailed with q deal OF peasure
1t vas the frat time that he played q game for ton
years and 10 ala fairly we'll une or the
horse" Barney McQuade. and the pair made up DO W.
srful team. The gallery was greatly pleased wth the
exhibition. and tho pnysrs 10 niQhy comm ded
in offering hsir ssrvicsS for dvaneement ofHhe
The sun., 1891-05-15
THE WIND-Up ON TIE HILL.
GUfTgSBJRG's LONG RACING MEETING
ENDs WITH EXCELLENT SPORT


Close Finishes the. Order or the psy-FIvs
Fsvo-ites win furses-saiisbdry. at 4
to 4, the Los Gest sbot-six Races.
Tho long meeth,e OF the Hudson COUNTY
Jockey Club. which has lasted l18 days. came
to an end yesterday. IL was nttips close foI
the German stronghold. five favorites out oi
six winning the purses,nnd in the Last race the
frst and second choice horses came homo IN
/ the order In which they were backed. The
| winners bad TO do their level best to win. how.
ever. nearly all tho finishes. being head or mock
Affairs
| An excellent start in tho openin9 dash led to
. snug race. Sallie Harper. favorite at Is to
against, came TO the front near homo and won
| by neck from lima B.. second choice at to 1.
Anomaly. 10 1. third. two lengths away.
Gloster was played at 10 to 0 on to win the
second racc. Barbee moved Gloster from Sec
| ond place TO tho front In q driving finish. win
ming BY 4 head from Yonng Grace tsecond
| choice Ct 70 ~ spendkh II, 10 to l. came third.
EeIen a%a ssarea ap' n shs third race dash Of
| one mile. Ilsmbler was the selection to win at
seona eSoes ss ssSssi
Clark wanas tSra sehose bean ss
George a mock for second place.
Sunday u e 8 X head ssd:
pace 10 tho last furlonG and quit. Salisbury, AZ
g. ny sSa @ S1 assa T's y
head from San Ardo. Eclipse, ut to /. losing
sfSsa sa s.n s.se 81 sSss Sandstone a. on
capture the ffth race. and Lambley landed the
favo5ite a ,, safe In winner BY M a. open ls@pssh. @
Ing Hairy Ireland % insSs % bead icr Tie pissc.
John DAILY. Al 5 to on. and Bohemian. at 4h
Jed III shs s 70 the
inr!onx. John DAILY moving oat at the finish h
mary:
THE Y1RsT RACE.
Purse $500, for bsatsn horses; nvs and half fur
SS:a 5. nm m nn malt g. nsrDs' 8 H bs.ns5 Ss
. 3fs q ana
Mutual. paid ss,s, aa: sss:. slsS* al%sa*
THE SECOND RACE.
fss y y ass ~ sssf1F
s'.sis. IT, 'sS: s1:sasf tii oSss ~ a. Ssa:.
ssm Morse fia::m z:a and Abby siio ran.
Nu.u.,s paid saos, sa3c, ss%S sS.sS.
THE THtRD RACE.
E. .sas; fes %i BY Br.ms,.-D..,
g Sees,: 81 Asas1 ssa1eS s,sii. lis iirsns.:
2.as
Pulsifer Evan9siins. ana Falcon Also ran
Mutuals paid s4os. ss.sO. 90
THE FOURTH RACE.
Purse $500; selling: I'VE fufiouRa
H. J. Daly's O. salisbury. HRsd, BY StoushenRe-
.sns, H. HAM,. 81 nGfnsl San Ada i "a
Ssnuen Warns ch Echpse. 40 (Bender). 3
Ret Elm. rAmbeau Balii Duke. Sunday CAnteen,
had Rowe and Lillie Kinney also ran
Nu.u.ls paid SASS % saso. ss saass
THE YIFTH RACE.
Purse $500; selling; furionR1
Jhyness en. Sandstone. 8 BY Tom Ochhtres-Rosa
(lAmbeYl
Gsor.s Fs.bss. q: . Kstohum. ioa tsteyaT,:::.;
Chapman, Laura s. Troy. and Count tuna also ran.
Time. l:3I.
Mutuals paid $40 s2.sa $3.50.
THE SIXTH RACE
Purse $500: selling: seven furionga
O. " Pooles e John Daily. aged. BY LonRfsow--
Days h. Bohemian. q us tBarbeej ...........
b. coliiuss b. r. Romance, q ii3 tBender).
jersey Pat Quibbler King Idler Dun, King Arthur.
aud Conundrum also ran.
Mutual, paid 81 TO- sa i IS sas.
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Aiaor Leagues.
EAsTERN ASSOCIATION.
a. a1r.ukw-.

WESTERN LEAGUE
AZ Milwaukee Mllwaukee. 10; Denvsr.s.
A. SIOUX City-sioux CITY. l3; Lincoln. g.
At Minneapolis espoliS s; Kansas City, IL
soRriiwHsIxRs LEAGUE.
A. Evansville-Evsnsvule2 ~; Grand Raptds a
At Tsrrs Haute-Terre fIaute Z; Fort Wayne
At PeoriA-Psoria. II: Detroit. Il.
AT Usyton-DaYton, y; Bay City, I.
The sun., 1891-05-15
Rssult. Of euttenhurs,s Big deelinx.

AesNIts OF GWttenburG's Big McetinE.
During the III days from Nov 20 to May IL the en-.
trance moBsy from owners amounted to Sis54s, aud
added money to SEA- ioo The total amount paid to
winning owners 10 sole045. Winners OF 5000 and ND
waId
The sun., 1891-05-15

;n Three base hit-DahIsn Home runs--WIlmot HutcR.
base base on eIrors-CnAgo 4 Boston, q DouSo plays
C.oney Anson LEFT on bases-Chicage 81 Bosto1, T.
ssryek outEby Hutchinson. .; by ClsIksou, . Time
I!ol Umpirs-Powers Attendance, 400
'H h PHILADELPHIA 49, cLkrxLAHp O.
rLKrHlAxr. Nay tA-sincs Capt Tebeau was hurt
Aiyord has been PLAYING third bass for Csvei lie
,ssh; 1 and ssriy b. viii 70 On On the bench slis
.sss Hia Two day gave Fniade phias ali
81 their twsivc large and beautiful All by HIN.
bsr Alvoyd cut Tremendous ngure Tho Icore
The sun., 1891-05-15
OUR TEAM In A BAD WAY.
oNLY ONE MIN TO no TIE CATCH
mo At ERLSENT

-
- z. . - - - -
ONLf ONE MIN 10 DO TIE CATCH-
IN0 At PRESENT.
-.,. ,s r.w 1or,. .,a rroox,x, e,,s.
1ots Use Hew Vt. ane u G.
Tsks Drop-Cs,enGo ON Top-A soce
Day for tho Western Ciubs-Resuhs OF
Other Gares--Latcst News s.d Gossip.
Tho scoros OF the gamos played In tho Ma
tjonal League Yesterday were as follows:
pi,tsburah, IA: Nev York. 7.
Einn,nn.,, A. n.notir,
Chicago. s: BOSTON.
s. ..s.. 10. ... phjiadsInbia. 10: Clevelan5. a.
n. ,..j sss. ... amr ssl,nnn -
...,- THE RECORD.
ss. ror i' r Isl s,ass,u.s sSs W's fG M 81. q
pn,isas.pnh ss9 sS9 c,sc;ssau... nss;nsa,L u s
s...,..,,,,,,,, "a x,v,y xo,r
a fI1TsBuhoH, ia5shw sohh,.
ssa MAY 0p wss to- ,Ss
Sloou',', .no s'ase ~. s"..aasa -, pSasI
base ball argument this afternoon a. Eek posl-
tion Park betwoen tho New Yorks and the
locs, Champions 1t was tho last OF the series
bstvsen tho two toams. and It was question
vCitR thSee dooats tngGed to them and only
one YIN. 10 20 so se1e: s shT ,r rwens away n
shat Of TO- -dny' was n "corker." enoue6 10 NO
~ soSorT W. as someihinu nnmsinl Thoso W VIC
ssw nRi' a an Maid 10 400 h. certainly had lois
Of fIi fun nj fof iheir money. Gii-time smuggling.
ssn cMse s:es anu matters bscan So eiose % S
s"s.a thn scnre ,vns concarncl that Inr"i
rnr.cna vsra oU sIns md nseaiaa nnI M mis
tnEr E"' "'io w ''A' 'AN As'e''"' ""0 nv 'A''-
The sun., 1891-05-15

81. Louis. ...........:..........O . 0 . ..-7
wise Home runs-Boyls and Egan Stolen bssss--
Baltimore ,: st Louis >. Double pAy-fullsr. kRan.
Loui. Hi hy pitched ball WeIeh Mccarthy, struck
out-By CUNNINGHAM, 2: by Madden. z: BY stivettR =
passe bails-Robinsou. l. Tlme-iHa Cmpirs-Aat-
CINCINNATI a. ~ II; WASHINGTON. q
WARRINGTON, May lA-Mainss very effective pitching
tho game for Cincinnati to-day, his delivery being
especially swift Attendance. 27Su The
The sun., 1891-05-15

PniLAprLvuii May IL Tho Louis yiies sacceoded In
capnrng the last game OF the from the
TO day before Ths fielding and batting
or the two teams was about equal, Bhret however,
was steAdier and more effective chan Meakip, and
tbereby hnnRs the tale The score:
The sun., 1891-05-15

,,IIwo' ,Iwo'bass hit.Abbott. Three base hit-Rlchmohd.
son Harry; notchkiss Bases on bSiis-Mspss Hollis.
tsr no.ehkt.s Abbott Hit hy pitcher -AbbosI srsef
Hoilis,sr. barry. villa pitches -spauidins, .;
Shurten. z Ems-2lo umpire-Bond
AT PnosYEcT SAaK
Robertson ! Jamss .....,.......,,2 q a-io
frk hoAruer..... o.
Batteries-Hofman and Judge; Martin and MoKsnns
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The Americas Association

The AmerIcnh AbhotthHoh.
Tho following scores show how the Amer
loan Association games resulted yesterday:
Louisville. 10; Athletic. z.
6t. Louis. 2: Baltimore. 6.
Cincinnati. II; Washington. g.
Boston. g: Columbus 4.
The sun., 1891-05-15

harmed runs-Pltsbur9h. S; New York. T. rwobass
hi.-Rs,liy. rernAn Gennos Ewing Three base hits
|.ssetlsy. Reilly: Rishard.oI tal SRourke. Ewing.
:-Ua sssIsy. i; oa King !: of kwine. struck out
BY KING I; by kuing. 4. Passed balls-O hourka, 2
The sun., 1891-05-15

Aces by servcc-A. McQuads .: Casey, a. LawIoE q;
b Ac9uads Receivers of servics-Casey and Law
lor Time OF Rame-2t mtnutea
Total aces scored-John Lawlor, 81; n. N0Quado II;
A. NoQuAde, 10: Phil Casey, IL
Total aces BY servtesoJohn Lawor. 20; B. MoQuads,
z; A. MoQuadc. 10; Phil Ca4sy, 4
Marker-simon Henry. Total time OF gAms-53 mir
utes
The contest in Courtnoys court afternoon
between William Stokes and John Coggins promises 70
b. spirited struggle from end to end.
The sun., 1891-05-15

Fourth Race-Ths Brooklyn Jockey Club Hapdica
for three.year. olds and upward. a. e2oo each, vi
enough added to make the gross value OF tho gtal
S20o00 Of which $500 10 the second. and eI.ooo
third; ono milA and n uuArtaE
The sun., 1891-05-15
THAT NEW YORK Il. a, soxcor1

Tomorrow the meeting ends with tho 2:20
trotting and 2:22 pacing classes.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-05
NOTICE OF SALE OF MINING PROPERTY

NOTICE OF SALE OF MINING PROPERTY
~ In the district court of tho First judicial dis
trict OF the state OF Montana, in and tor the
defendant.
In pursuance Of a decree of the district court
of the First judicial district Of the state OF Mon
tana, in and for the county of Lewis and Clarke,
dissolving that certain copartnership heretofore
under he name and nd style Of the Ontario Mining
company, notice is hereby given that al ct the 4
ssmsad ii xh:t titas, i%nt to- wsll P in PsT Is 9 IL eau ana
Of the said Ontario Mining company, and the
said plaintiff and defendant, and each of them,
ate, lying and being in the county Of Deer Lodge,
state Of Montana, known and particularly
ds TRe onta az ao1 lesssed t. o MI'; or about the 9th day
of August, 1885, q copy Of the notice Of which
eaid location is Of record in the Office, Of the r..
records Of said county, an amended location Of
,11b a.. said ID 9 .2nISl iss ". % oaas Of On t 1e . notiee se of
office Of the said recorder, in Book Of Forms of
Of sad county; the Mile, located on or about
the 18th day ct s!epttemh.r r, ISIS, = copy of TIE =
s nSti1 ses Sf Tsisa o sSia l in bont IS 81 Fl Fo 5sGer 81 L Lode 5ds
county; the Blue Bird, located on or about the
which said location Is Of record in the Office Of
the said recorder, in Book = Of Forms OF Lode n9-
cations No. z, on page 23o, OF the RECORDS OF SAIL
county: and the Gladstone. located on or about
the 14th day of July, 1885, a copy of the notice OF
which said location ia of record in the Office or
the said recorder, in Book of Forms of Lode 10.
cations No. 2, on page 2o5, of the records OF said
county; together with all the improvements
thereon, the said mining claims; also al OF the
implements, tools and supplies, and all OF the
property of whatsoever kind or character belong
ing to the said Ontario Mining company, will ba,
on the 4th day of May, 1891, at Helena, Lewis
and Clarke county, Montana sold at private sale,
subject TO confirmation by this court as provided
viii receive at the Montana National bank Of
Helena, Montana, sealed bids for the property
hereinbefore described, until four O'Clock. p, m.
Saturday, May ID, 1891; that such bids shall pc
for cash in lawful money Of the United States, or
at least two-thirds in cash, balance in deferred
payments we'll secured and to he approved Dy
the said receive and the said court; that the said
court reserves the right to reject any and all bids
so received, and to extend the time of such sale
Is in the discretion OF the said court seems for
the best interests of the parties, plaintiff and de-
PENDANT, and that said decree also provides that
the property ordered to be sold may be sold to
such person or persons for such sum and upon
such terms as maybe stipulated by and between tho
plaintiff and defendant in writing. and reported
to the said court at any time prior to the I'd day
OF. day. 1891, or prior to such further time AZ the
said court in its discretion may designate.
s. Il. ATKINSON, Receiver,
Dated Helena. Montana. February 18th. 1891.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-05
VISITED By JAY COULD
The Wizard and His Son George
in Washington. After the
Subsidy.
A Big Share of the Appropriation
Expected by the Pacific
Mail.
Tho weather Crop Bulletin Makes a Very
Very Favorable Showing-W. r.
Hearsts Capital Bureau.

WASHINGTON, April 4.-Jay Gould and
son George had Il long conference with
Postmaster General Wanamaker at the
postofice department. to-day. The ques-
ton of this Pacific Mail steamship line, of
which George Gould is president, in con-
nection with the new postal subsidy act,
was discussed. Gould stated that he was
willing to guarantee that Whatever moneys
might be granted the steamship company
under that act would be expended in Gre
ating new lines. The question of rates on
government telegraph business from July
1881, was also discussed, as was the ques-
ton of increased mail facilities on
the Union Pacific. Telegraph tolls,
however. were the principal theme
of talk. Next June it will
be two years since Wanamaker fixed a
schedule of rates which the governments
should ray the Western Union for tele-
graph service. The Western Union refused
to accept these rates but continued to per
form the service. The consequence is that
the government has paid nothing for its
use of the telegraph since that time, and
the amount now due the compan has
reached large proportions. Gould talked
the matter over with Wanamaker but 40
definite conclusion was reached. Gould
and his son subsequently called on the
president, Secretary Foster and Secretary
Tracy, and spent a short time IN the society
OF each. It is learned that these visits
were merely social in character, and had no
political or financial significance. %