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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-11

SEEKING TO ENJoIN PLAYER
Cincinnati May lo-In Judge Maxwelps court Saturday
afternoon there hearing Of the application OF the
Columbus Association Baseball Club to enoin Charles T.
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METROPOLITANS.

Earned runscuban Giants s. First base by ef cSSsn
Cuban Giants O. Metropolitan g. Lett on 49,
Giants 10 Metropolitan s. First base on ba-on AF,
tage g. on stovey 3. Struck out-B Jackson po.de
nedv O.Connel g McCabe f. KENNEDY q botrto :,
Armage 2. Home rnsWiams Whl!te Gan rant Sac
haze hlt-B Jackson Two-base hlts-Wi
Tiace hits-W Jackson Howe stolen
Frye w jackson, Nelson, OConnell Pouo nd pnSon
king Howe and D. Kennedy; Howe, McCaoo anu ~ ~
nell Hit by pltcher7Boyd Wild ptG Snessoa I'm,
nlre-Frank. Time Of 9ame-l :o8
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The Senator and Monroe teams played championship
AZ Recreation Park yesterday in the OF about
800 spectators The Monroes' fielding WORK was erauc'
ut they managed to win the game through errne oa's
,,,.o homo r,ns were made The score:
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The Indie. DrlInhfeh.

The pleasant effect and The peect safety with which
ladies the liquid fruit laxative, Syrup " Figs.
under all conditions their fayorte remedy. 1t Is
pleasing eye ana TASTE gentle yet ehectua IN
sssfkg on the kidneys, liver and bowels
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az, when On article q furniture At rlnts 1tsh:s anS
lower price ID hafked until the tsrHain u taken.
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Tho corbams snd Rldrewoods played semiP Professional
roaeue championship game at Ridgewood Park yesterday
The game was close and exciting and the 800 peesaor'
evinced the llvllest interest in the sport Inc mug
woods won by lively rally in the ninth INNING 20 '
following will show .oone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-11

The New.Haven and Buffalo teams appear 10 be the
stronger clubs Eastern Association the former
leading present with Buffalo second Troy brings up
the The record Is as appended;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-11

enectual specific for malarous fevers bowel COM
plants dyspepsia mental depression reuessness aundse.
nausea seh hesdahe eoe eonstpsiien sna oiiousness
il given with safety and the happest results 70 the most
Takes Tho PLACES Of ounins and Bissers s every kind.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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OF 1892.

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unnumbered Mercies.

We have reached the period of
annual Thanksgiving. Let Us re-
member that just as far away in the
deep blue spaces of the heavens above
us unnumbered worlds unite to form
the shining expanse, many of which
can never appear distinctly to the
view of the observer, SO it is with
each individual life. Unnumbered
mercies fill the broad skies above US,
all derived from the one sorce of
love, all demanding of US continued
and adoring praise Christian Id
COcdte.
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IN ANCIENT TIMES.


Thanksgiving Day is not an A mer-
lean idea. Ages and ages ago in EN-
pires long siuce fallen. one day Of
each year was set apart for thanks
giving to the Creator In this cour-
try it was not observed in the West
and South till after the war, but in
New England it may be said to date
from the middle Of the seventeenth
century. Over 5000 years ago
Moses instructed the Isrealites to
keep feast after they got establish
ed in the Holy Land. They called
it the feast of the tabernacle, and Tor
eight days, following the close of the
harvest, they dwelt in booths made
chiefly of green boughs, and feasted
on corn. wine, oil and fruits. In the
course OF time splendid ritual for
the feast was adopted. including
much singing in responsive choruses.
Somewhat later the Greeks held
nine days feast of similar character.
in which slaves were allowed to take
part, and all criminals except muir
derers. The Romans had similar
feast in honor of Ceres, goddess of
grain.
The Saxons had Harvest
Home" and after them the English,
which festival was observed in a
sort of way in some Of The American
colonies.
In the year 1921 the Pilgrim Fa-
theirs tried to celebrate, but it was
rather a gloomy affair. In 1923
ship loaded with provisions failed to
arrive and Gov. Bradford appointed
day of humiliation, fasting and
prayer, but the expected ship arrived
and SO t. ey made 1t day of thanks.
giving.
Ninety Indians, under Chief Mas
sasoit, took part. In 1851 the Puri-
tans ran out of provisions, and Fell
ruary 9th, was named as a day of
fasting and prayer. AS in the other
case, the ship arrived, and they had
feast instead. June Is. 1851 there
was a general service in all the
churches of New England, to give
thanks for the great victory at Fort
Mystic over the Pequots, and on
the 18th of October following a gen.
eral service and feast, in honor of
peace and the settling of some religi-
Gus differences.
Forty years later Gov. Andres
ordered the people to give thanks on
the first day of December; but they /
hated Andres and didn't thank
worth cent. Several persons were
arrested for treating the proclama-
ton with contempt, but this struck
the home authorities as rather ludi-
crous and his conduct was disapproy-
ed.
Thereafter Thanksgiving was pref
ty generally observed in all England
and the States settled by her, the
governor naming the day.
George Washington recommend
ed to Congress the naming of a
National day in 1889, for the adop-
ton of the constitution. 1t was done
and the day was generally observed.
In 1895 the proceeding was repeat
ed. James Madison appears to have
issued the first Presidential procla-
nation ON the subject, in 1915, in
honor of the return of peace. Forty
eight years passed before President
Lincoln issued the second one, in
1868. Since then every President
has followhd the custom and the
day is Nationally observed at last,
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Jemima'a Renu.

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He didn't mind her name you know,
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No Laps Over.

Wife-Are you going to have tur-
key for Thanksgiving dear2
Husband-I am. on one condition
Wife-Pray what is that !?
Husband want to bs perfectly
sure that the one we had last year is
all gone.
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Hezekiah (seeing the sights with
his iather)--Father, why do they
call this ere building the Exchangei
Old Dubbs "a lamb who has been
shorn)-Beeause, Hezikah, that's
where you exchange your cash for
experience
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Penelope (sighing )-Ah the men
are not what they used to be.
Tom Barry-I'd like to know why
not?
Penelope-They used TO be boys,
you know.
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A srIuh, Side.

First Turkey ION the fast freight
We'll, don't think that we have
much to be thankful for.
Second Turkey--You forget, my
dear fellow, that we are going to
Boston to die.
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70 CONSUMPTIVES.

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The centaar Company, Murray Street, Now York CITY,
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arrived and brought with him II horses,
among the number being the stallion "Free-
stone. "
f. r. Brayton of Alburgh Centre has
sold to parties in Lansing Mich, the A.
year old stallion Blackstone, jr., by Black
stone ~. Blackstone, jr., dam was the
dam OF Fanny H., 2:35, owned by j. ".
Hayes Of Burlington. Price $500.
The stakes of the New England Trotting
Horse Breeders association closed on April
/ with the largest list of entries in its his
tory says the Boston Courier. In the stall
lion produce stake % horses were named,
making the value Of the stake about $500,
hardly up to the figures hoped for, but still
sufficient to make the stake worth about
$4,000, when it is trotted. The stake for
2:20 stations closed with IS nominations
sold, a grand good number for so fast u
cluss of entire horses. The conditions of
this stake do not require the naming of
horses until September |, SO it is impossible
TO state what horses will make up the field.
In the 2:30 class Is nominations were
sold, and in the 2:25 II, the 2;l0 class for a
stake of $50, with $500 added, proved ex-
tremeiy popular, no less than A. or as being
named for is. Some 40 yearings were
named, and the two two-yeHr old classes
furnish list of nearly 30 fashionably bred
youngsters In the three year Old stake is
a grand array Of gite edged breeding
The prospects for great meeting are
splendid; Mr. Willis, proprietor OF Mystic
Park, has done much work on the track,
and it will be in q condition such as no one
can find fault WITH while the public are
promised greatly improved facilities for get
ting to the track.
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HORSE GOSSIP.


Notcs About Famous Flyers, Owners and
DRYERS.
L. r.. Sherman of Dandy has sold to s.
W. Fritz of Boston the fve-year-old mare
Aristipa by Aristos; reported price, $500
Aristna took first prize for gentleman's
irving horse at the Vermont breeders
meeting last fall.
Nettie Time dam Of Shadeland Onward,
!:2l1, Egbertine, 2:2j, and Temple Bar,
.2j) lately slipped foal by William L.,
ire of Axtell 2:12). The loss OF such n
oal is great misfortune. She Is by Nam
primo Time, full brother to Lady Stout
2:29 and Bemis Black Cloud. Her dam
WAS by Wards Flying Cloud son of Yer
mont Black Hawk.
Belle Girl, by Ben Franklin, owned by
L. D. Reyes, Rutland has foaled II bay
tilly by Falls, 2.23.
The Glcns Falls Star says that Charles
II. Baldwin, Of 1iconderoga, has been en-
gagged by w T.. Spier as general superin
tenden. of the Suburban stock farm, and
he entered upon its duties yesterday and
that Frank Norton, formerly with ii, I.
Cults, of the Brookside farm, Orwell, in
this state, has been engaged 10y II. II.
Leavcns & Co. to handle their young stock.
c. W. Race, of Racevile, y. y, who a
short time since disposed of his trotting
| stock ut auction, in response to inquiry as
to purchasers and prices, states that the
horses sold very low, none bringing near
their value, except two Ben Franklin colts
one and two years old
The auction sale Of NJ. @. Olivette's prop
erty at Fairhaven recently, was largely at
tended by horsemen. The trotting mare
Mascot, with a record Of $40, was bid off
at $3.50.
II. I. Willis, proprietor of Mystic park,
is the fortunate owner of a likely FLY foal
dropped April 5, by Nelson, 2:10?; dam by
Daniel Lambert.
| George Merrill of Craftsbury has sold hi.
handsome matched team for 5000.
A. T.. ingalls, of Boston was IN Swantor
recently, looking after his horses which are
uens cared for and handled by his brother
| \. Ingalls, says the Swanton Courier. Tit
ride of Mr.. Ingalls's stable is the matched
lair Of brown filhes, "Nanda' and SAINT;
Monica now being driven double to sulliy
| they are full sisters. ''Wanda' three year
old and Santa Monica, two. They wer
red by Rockefeller and he by Electionoer
The dam was Fanchon by Gideon, the sir
| y Gretchen, and Gretchen has the honor o
icing the dam of Nelson If there is any
lining in "bood tells this pair of tillies ar'
bout aristocratc as You can find 'em
Wanda AMI Sata Monica have been entcre
class Co.'S for Il prize nj the August meet
ng OF the Vermont Horse Breeders aSsocia
ION ut White River Juuct on. He has ais
entered in class "DN his bay stallion Aldo
RADIO n handsome member OF the grca
Wilkes family. His sire was Messenge
Wilkes 10y Red Wilkes, and the dam wa
Iamhertina by Daniel Lambert. Adorad
four years Old, IL hands Il gh and weigh
100 pounds. lie is a fine animal.
TIE dam of Dcmonta, 2:21I, has beer
booked to Alexander 2:29i.
o. II. Burnham, well known horsema
Of Hartford. Conn, who has rented tn
Niar,tou place at White River Junction ha
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Termin on Live Stock.

Good feeding is the best preventive Of
lice on farm stock, These never attack
animals that have plenty Of fat, the oil
exuding from the skin destroying the
vermin by filing their breathing appara-
tus and thus suffocahng them, When
lice are on cattle their effect is seen by a
coarse, staring coat. A little oil of any
kind except kerosene brushed over the
hide lays this coat smooth, and at the
same time destroys any lice that may be
living. A second application a few days
later destroys those that hatch out after
ward. Nor west Farmer.