davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Total.............. IotA
Nearest to the Pins Count.


The rules under which all the matehss OF the Garnet
Club OF South Brooklyn are governed win probably b.
adopted at the new rink TO bs construotsd by the
Racquet and Tennis Club Of New York The rink 10 NOT
expected to oe ready before fall and the opening sams
will likely BE- contest between four Of the most GEL
sbrated players In the East
John Bsnnsssv the hustling little proprietor Of the
Garnet Quot Rink, 81 Hamilton avenue Brooklyn 10
making surprising advances At ihs game month
ago hs w:: simply ,noyies: nov he ssctlss almost
toS is:srda:y how:ys. ysr:symsn gave q: liss:
The .por. They pitched distance Sf ten y.ra. Hem
pounds. The score wss 2! 70 in favor OF the Jersey
man. The latter said he liked the game much better
TWO rafting One contests we're decided At piok
White. aISis S.Sand. in South SiooiiyR Tu:;dsy
1homas Smith n; d!.t.ncs va. eighteen yard. wit9
bewhurst in both initabcea
~: ase!di,E part 4. II: match between z Tom Dew
70 b p!.ys%% on Losfsy: quot. EsoHnd: i x;.ori:
b. big & .dyansass . but She A:or. men claim that
shskin. up he ever bad in his ts In addition % thls
American rules with no quoits barred.
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siavin's brother the Victor.

BAN Francisco, CAL July Ia large crowd Assem-
blsd In tho of the OcoIdsnt Club last night to
witness the hght between John siAvin and william
Smith for purse Of oo Of which q 600 goes to the
brother Of the conqusror Of KiTaiu He only recently
arrived from AustraitA and was almost immsdAtsly
n ~ fes!:.s fsuaa smith began 2 fore. y. pace
the noor BY . swingils blew In the nexS six rounds
smith had much the better Of the nsht he repeatedly
no apparent effect.
slsvin, msantimo was very enuuous. ana was svi.
dnntly .essing an, opportunity 20 get IN :
found % ssns smith inrossS .h. rop.: with @ rsas
him sqnirming on tue Door. nc. 6owsvsr pulled him.
stilI suSsIins from the blow. Hs seemed dssSS snd
weak
and with terrible left hand blow again sent 8mhto
70 he world Dc wss sompisisiy Enocksd OUT ssd i
took some tims to bring him to savtn was declared
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PHILADELPHIA. 1: NEW YORK. q.

y pHr1ApxnpHrA. July t.-Delehanty's bat was
\ a important factor IN to-day's philadelphia.
4 New Yefk Eanne. He made only one hit. but 1t
\ uoprssentsd Just ons-half the hitting made by
!. HIS sias and was worth two runs. bssidss Inn
paytinG to the Philadolphias the necessary
esAaAsnes to win. It was essentially o
/. Sitohsrs game. but unlike that OF Tuesday 1t
vas oeisessss and devoid Of sensational Incl
/ dent acne Il the nslders. with possible ex-
osptieA o. two. being called upon to do any
1hips eut Of the ordinary. Weloh's pitching
VAs superb. In tho second Shindle made q
/ Ulngia and In tho third Delahanty made his
Y home run. That was tho extent Of the homo
olubfs hitting Gleason was also on his metal
md held the visitors down to hve hits, and
With proper support would have shut thom
out New York's errors. though not numerous,
were costly. Allen played ball oil around tho
4 Geld. and In the fourth he made great catch
"a 6y sent out By Bassett.
81 In the nrst inning O'Rourke retired the side
I and IN the ffth he captured Delahanty's ny
inter long run. The Philadelphans did all
\ SAsir scoring In the first three innings. In the
flrst Hamilton reached first on balls and the
Sanall crowd sent up cheer. He meant to
I uteal second. and Wslch meant to catch him
mapping II possible. After several passes
sAetwssn flrst and the box welch made .
Wild throw to Connor and Hamilton won't
- second. going to third a moment later on
passed ball Thompson's ny to left was little
eco sbsrs TO let In. Hapi!ton, hut Delshanty
eSt faS sncpeh :odS to do the t1isk o,housks
s.s l. &,s1 san'sf %hss s Rsss'f wss It. hs hs
4 Isad and temporarily stunned BY one Of dlea.
!s.t =. sSs::: ~ - was iei'. CLARK being thrown
sas Has: venture Sa y VIII .
4NkNMd1A I'd n ain ala and RfOiA oAc0nA "
Sirtuo Of Nc6ardson's NUT. Of CLARK q throw.
Hkownt ~ vas pulled in by Bassett Allen
tc whistler Si,S Ths s,nds mSas hgh shr0M to
4Sok second. Gleason flied to Gore. The
Nesson 1snt Welch, to first or. balls. but the
Amtl2Es was forced at second on Tiernan's
ouhle % left and Richardson scored. Gore
sss ss put put cot. Su. shindie @uifed Hamilson.s
FsE Conner died to Allen. The Phil
i1aIh'1Ha sas eass a"eaed last with two y '9s
"a centre vhich was clearly In O'Rourke's |
aihwick. but Gore vent alter 1t and then |
9eds . gs.gsous s nun; T. ., Hssmii1Sn @ went to |
foms ron 1rlvs to the terrace. Clements fiisd |
q Whistisn and Myers retired in the Same |
fs: PSilsS:ipSjl.. went out tn y, order ip four
jssds their last run in tho eishtS. With two |
rho made game but foolish step OF. It. but |
46uld not haAdle It IN time to retire the rum |
oc.SSsf VIZ %bS asixfd It. WI Se sse
nd dSp sesred. O.kourke was forced out ai
oecond bF DASSett The score:
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baseball Notes.

tn. Semi professional League held . Meeting on
Tuesday evening rxed sch cdue for the next two
sundays u was decided 70 return TO the Gorhsns
their S25 guarantee money.
Manager BRIGHT Of the Cuban Giants has secured Abe
Harrison. the welLknown short stop. George Williams
will also rejoin the team. and u " likely thss the d.
sertng players will all come back again.
Manager Burnhnm OF tho New Haven Club tsleRraphs
20 Tnt nUS follows ~ want good catcher at onos.
Would Ike to hear from Murphy OF Crescent Athletic
Club EDWARD Biieh, or others at New Haven"
The Rideswood team that will meet the Cinoinnsh
Association c ub At dge sunday next will be
g folaws; O'Nei', pi Jones Smith. lst b; Glare
mill o fi Nelson r. T.
". J. j. writes to rnE sUs TO say that a bets that
tip which II caught by the catcher tho baamau IN out
bets that the basman "a not out The decision thas
dccsivs manner.
Ladiss will be admitted free 70 Eastsrn Park to day.
and play win begin 3i6 o'clock Clarkson and Low
cit win BE- tho opposing ptchera The Brcoklyns win
not be At home again until July lS when the New
Torks VIII be their opponentA
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Totals ........is ltsss 10 TosaiA....is 10 ~ II
sComisksy declared out

s:S s:,sls..s ys.s A4.S..S SsaossasocS 9S-,Iss S-Is
Eire.s ~. Sy srIols-Esw York q; y; csihsdrsi A.
6. 10 FRS. base bsis-on 9ain. I: Oh Csmist.y.
NSur ssnsf SssS Sqas s s s.snos ss:1
Ace bits-simsnains:r: Hall Stolen tsss.-Dousass
Isx;. bo1Us iIs pl.y'vvwin.0vu u snS simsndiuk.r
win, oTees: wildsp ss-comistsy. 8; Quinn, 4
Passed baIl-wthur. umpire--0odsh Tims-2;M
MANHATTAN 4 @, 10: rosEERs 4. C.
with little better support Pitcher Donnslly Of the
Yonksra Athletic Club might hays had some chance OF
winning yesterdays game at Manhattan Field The
acoro:
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All the Heat Winners Improve Their Own
Records.

All the Heat Winners Improve Their Own
Records.
PHILADELPHIA. July 1.-Two fields Of we'll.
bred young trotters made matters lively at
Belmont Park this afternoon. All the heat
winners made new records for themselves.
and the $3.50 list had two more additions. Fas-
cination. afour-year-oldR ReldinR. By Flatbush-
Abdallah. setting tho example. which sappho.
followed with q faster mile to mark
in the 2sS ass .Ss Which
Stable fhs. had % Winner yssterdsy I 10 Sudu.
ee9 IN 1tf 81 s
tSes fisld $50 In the irss heat SspDSo did NOT
improve tho opportunit! Afforded by her get
sns Dss aSs
sSs:s $ss e e is:. fs:.,s:san IL ~
o s tafs s asHs s1s .Rsa ssa
I'll ssSS sss sr thn on sn sS s;
heat, and promptly at the word:passed Fasein-
Ger and got the pole. Sappho kept pretty close
t Hnd das she turned
lion beaten. making the mile In 2:22k. +.
thisd heat, and she again got home first. but
had to make up quite gap on account of .
break M the st torp Kd%Gns p; bad led
way he was placed last. i was s to on
soas
BEAT Redmont from the head Of the stretch.
ssppho Is four years oId. @ and had 2 record Of
2sx iSis x.s In's ID nor nfss victory
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BROOKLYN FURNITURE COMPANY.
$50 TO 57l FULTON ST, BROOKLYN, N.Y..
In Justice to Mr.. whitney.

Some weeks ago TIE suS printed in . despatch from
Boston description Of athletic eamss Jarvis Fisld
in which It was alleged that in measuring the jump
made by ono Of the contestants Mr. Casper W. whitney.
who held one end Of the measuring tape called the
ance from the point whore the touched the ground
instead Of the heel This report did Mr. Whitney great
Injustice. and THx SuK after careful investigation
the circumstances convinced that tho writer Of the
paragraph was entirely misinformsd. There dts
puts over the performance Of Of the contestants
but It did not in way relate to the record OF the
jump a. By TIE Sons correspondent neither
did effect tho fnal results OF the contest
to appear BY the publication nor was Mr.. whitney
seriously involved In tho controversy.
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ss55ss r'nisnsSs03 s pei. ~ ;t,0r.
Il ssson. ylrst base on bsls1Ry CAruthsrn. :; BY
sssS / f.suss SSs-Ry hyS, S.rIaS,. y MiSho;a
ss.NsSA ca{s.hsfS Long g,oGvsy h.sb Taeksr, kieI.
y bsiy W.SEs-xS9IsiS hns"i,Ss. S.Hass -'f0ae'
CHICAGO o; oLnvrLAKl D.
i OaoAso July 1.-The OhicASos on thsir m sttls
SSs0S sYhihaSn 10 the battlag line The score:
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Esrnsd run..Columeu. Txsbss: his-Whseoek.
-crooks and Lshane; Carney and Conavsni RoblnsSn
coumSus ,; cins,nnsa T. Struck eSt-sy KnsII 8;
By Dwyer, s. Passed bsll-Kelly. wild pitch-Knell.
Ttms-2:h umpire-Davia
81. LOUIS, 8: LouisvILi1 L
O.. Louis. July I.-fhs homo team defeated the
Iouisviles this afternoon in closely contested eAmA
Atteudanco, I, 75l The scorer
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Baseball Games TO.AaY.
NASioNAL LRAduH.

HASioNAL LRAdun
Philadelphia ~ New York. at Philadelphia.
Brooklyn Va Boston, At kAatsrn Park.
Chicago ~ Cleveland. At Chicago
Cincinnati VI fttsburgh ~ CtncinnaA
AhxRicAS ASSOCIATIONS.
Boston ~. Warrington, at Boston.
Colum bus Vs. Cincinnati, at ColumbuA
es Louis VI Louisville, At u. LOuiA
xAxTxRN AssocIAron.
Buffalo ~ Troy. At Buffalo.
kochsstsr "a Lebanon, ~ Roohestof.
Syracuse va Providence At Hsraou1A
Albany VI. New Haven st Albany
AnArxuH LKAcuk
xnSlewood ?. o. va Crescent A O. st EnSiswoeA.
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On Other Courts,

me play in the tournament Of the Kings County Ten.
mis- Club resumbed yesterday. G. R swany. after
hard struggle. lost the nrst set to E W. Snyder. The
next two he captured easily. swany thus wins the
second prize.
Frazer and Pendrelgh 81. 60, 7-6 o-S
Singles. for second Prize-o. h swanJ beat z W.
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STATEN BLAND O. q.

Earned Funt-Btatsn Island A. G., 2; statsn leland q
EI Is's ,ss
Sssss:os FeS:s s,saos SsSEse::
Esnt krausa BriL Moore. Honrhten. % Garmendix
81. etoIsn bssss.Finisy Carr ArnoM q D. dArmen.
and caItsI. wnd pitch-Houshton. Dmpirs-suliivan.
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YntLApxLpRA. July
Athletics here To- day.

Mt.Hiiiis.n. ThEssssss hit-Hsiiman. STOLEN bases
Van II.tf:3 .nd Gilbert Frs. base on Sss1SL.stia
den. wise BaksIsy Sl Cross. Passed bsll-Nilligan.
T1me-l:o0 vmpfrs-ferguSon.
ooLuMsuS. {: cINcrEAn q ~ 4
colunsus July Tho Columbus Club pulled itsslf
together to-day and defeated Cincinnati In bsautifpi
twelve inning contest The scorer
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9IWe-ssso,[ zs<S3$4 <:zo3I
Ofthe ten in tho :27 class Bush. black marc
from Poughkeepsio. Q full sister to Alcyone, Jr.,
was the selection ut even money against the
aeld. In the first heat she mado q break and
could not catch her. and the bay mare finished
in 2:25A: improving her 1880 record BY q sec:
Qnd, Still. Bush led tho betting and carried
drawing away In the third quarter and beat
ing the Almont marc BY two lengths In 2:2lA.
The race was virtually over. as mono OF the
party could do anythi < with Bush in the next
two heats. The winner 10 i've years old. and
trotted In 2:27& last season. Summary:
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his.-smiiS. fists ssciIsy;, Inresbass hi,.Browq.
s.ISek s.ISek ous.9y sullsne q .beusis symsrowglpE
day. Mari REILLY Iunsns tsckisy Carroll stolen
hases. .sisresvsr ,tas Carroll Lhtham C2E hefhse.
AttsndAncs-l, ,2OO
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The Brooklyn Yacht Club Cruise.
The Brooklyn Yacht Club will have special holiday
cruise starting from tho club anchorage in 0ravssond
Bay tomorrow afternoon The squadron will b in the
Ehrc cvsbury River n Navespt Liahs on Saturday AZ
ternoon At o'clock whore Capt who have been nm
able start with tho others may Join tho feet The
objective point Of the cruise viii be Pleasure Bay.
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d 1ASDe0 0H4R-tenAdelphI TWO base ht-Gore. eaori.
- slis.A9Assl.eh tenn.t: IhompscD I:iehsn.y.
ehis6lA ocyNs yax-Mysfs Allen ana brown Firs;
- n &slbzSX Gleason. 4 ~ TslSh hlt by
ysleh faDeS hais-clsmentA l; Clark, = Time
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Tho "a. Louis aud CIucInHAti Express.
The most popular afternoon train for the West and
southwest leaving PennsylvAnia RalroAd station,
Nsy Scrt q. r; A. arrive, a. Clncisnsn Io,so 4. %
nnd 6t Louis I'tO r. NJ next day. NO other train In
like service compares with tt-AaR
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Yachting Gossip.

RED BANx, July 1-fhers was . yacht race in the
river hero today 1t . match race between DR..
0sorRe r. Mafsden's Bella and William Hook man 3
Amy. Both yachts twenty-t two feet long Tho Amy
was bull. By Kirby M John m G Warden a youns man
was ten miles and the Bella won BY minute SEQ
ondx
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Earned runs-Beston. O.: wa.hington. 2 Thres.bass
hit.JoyeS cas Duty sseritee hts hss.ssoIn .s Duny,
strieier a. Lir.t base on bai!sJBy H1rsn /; ,SY
By pitched ball-Brouthsrs. RAdiord Hatfield Passed
.nS SurpSg, boxd sna ao
Query. Tmpirs-Esrins. Ttme-l2I
8ALfIxoRx 4; ATuLxrtc, z
Yu,t psLsHiA, July 1.-The Baltimores defeated the
The sun., 1891-07-02

TT0ttInG IN C0nnectIou6
NxwHlvKN. July 1.-The opening days races at the
summer meeting OF the Elm City Driving Association
took place this afternoon. Summaries:
800 clasA trottlng; purse $500. divided.
J. BAnborn'sr. e. Harry AcNair OF DAnbufy,
New Haven stables b. j. j. i.........',.i ! ] !
T.me-2:as 2:3sk 2:3a 2:5sI
James Carpenters Blk. &. Huge II. Of Grams
Elm CITY Stock Y;rmi': cn. z. Il 4
A. Mayo Jr q 9. q. Zshm Of sprinEnsd. Nsss...S 8
uuN 0ou'1 lin r. ss,i M; :'....s
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CRICKET

Rosedaiea ~. Metropolitan u. Q. L.
The double inning match between the touring eleven
OF the Rossdas Cricket Club Of Toronto and picked
eleven from the clubs Of the Metropolitan District
Cricket League was concluded the grounds Of the
New Jsrssy Athletic Club. At Bergen Point yesterday
afternoon. with the following result;
nosEpALx cRicxEI cLuA
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TIE RECORD
r Jersey A. O. iooS sstssdr.i 4 g.! ! 30
NV ss:.Ass.in Yo.i 4 ASss Ss :sS S 10nk'" 4 0' .'s7
NEW rosk 4. C. 10, CATHEDRAL A. C, Ia
game that could not BE- decided In thirteen innins
New York aud Cath sdrsl Athletic Clubs The score;
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Baseball, Eastern Park, BII5 r. NJ. To-day
Brooklvn W, Boston Admission so GEMS Kings
County and Brooklyn J. roAhs direct. Ladies' day;
ladies' free 70 grounds and stahd.-AdV
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81 LouIs.

Es,n:a s9n,.st 80. IeSi. Hem: rga1zMeGss.ey: =
p!.yscom!slsy tu1s:si.!sdl: ksymona .na s.r.sscns
stivetta :: 81 IitssersId First base On bsIis-0n
weaver. / Umpifs-jonsI Tms-7soa
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ssss:nIAe s 300 erssc'ntAG % -
Engwdv. G .s0ostatsn LOO . .ls2
s1A.rn uLAHD 4. O. 10: STATEN lsLAHD q q, 4
For the fourth time this tho Staten Island Ath
lsic Club and ssatsn Island Cricket Club came 70
1othor yestsrdAy. The score:
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Trotting in Conn &c tieut

For Thursday the classes are tho 2:29 and
2:25 trottlpg and the 2:16 pace.
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bosr0N a. AZ o; WARRINGTON ..
BosroR, July THE washinRtons started todays
ssme with whoop but their first mouthfu bia
for th I'm to astcats and while they struggling
Gnishs Tue rnme with q long c ad. The scorei
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Campbell and Huntington.O I 1 ioll o o
Slocum and ClaYk..........l D U U U o

siocam ana HG Glsrs l...o..ii %
The nnal match for the consolation prizes between
Hall and Muller Of the st. George u q, and Miett and
after the more i'm portant this contest some
pionship Gamss. The New York team surprised their
opponents by securing the second set and making .
Championship.Tra round = U. Campbell and 3
r. Huntington. Js, beat H. W. slocum JE, and ]. q
CLARK, 6--2 6-4, o-4.
For Conso alton Prizss-Fiual ronnd: \. l.. Hall and
p. Miller boat 3 e Ansn ana r r. Perkins. 6--l, A-A
IA
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NM xAssrsr zxxx1s cHlsfr1oxssrs
sss.ss sss !. ss~ssss. Tsrs. ssr..sss n sets. -.


Match ta Three etrssxhs Sets.
ne u 4 n 4 = 4 tssnis teurnsmeus for the
eeusies chapesship Of the Bsst was brought 70
cssfui eiess yesterday afternoon the mai champion
ship match being played well ~ the mai for ths
solassn prssa Though the play IVES not nearly % nns
- In the nnai match last year between Hobart
and Hall ana Campbell and Huntington, some vsry
clever individual play Was seen while the general
opinion seemed - be that Campbell and Huntinrtsn
would win ysstsrday few expected they wonid secure
such An easy victory ~ the resui. showed =
Butthres sets were 10 decide the question Of
superiority Throughout the nrst set the play wssvsry
slow indeed soeum continually driving the ball Into
fhs net and ont OF court while Campbell play Cd loose
". Before the second had prosrss-sd far however
beth teams woke up and played much better tennis
',iobbcd with rood effect Huntington also did his
sneotive IN tho third set Campbell and Huntington
soon had lead OF dve to two samss but their oppo
nSnts made strong brace crawling mp TO four games
when Campbell and Huntington secured the tenth
kams. the set, and match
Tns victory entities them TO meet the wfnners OF
sitasr spssn smsns held a. ohcafo for the right 70
tonal double, ehsnipienshn goththese matches will
The games we're won hi sse following order,
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ssa IS Sss.d sls.:,,s.. I.Ss:.
HkpSs ~ 4:as rsa,.hyss, ARsen. fi:a.r; s.sri.
isRy AsseSinssa q sTssf sut-Sy Hsississsa
EcIn,,N s'g. 49,, .l
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ron9ct.is A. e. Manhattan fs. sA'i .I Gn en- en-
o.s.s15Yonksrs 4. .. iii Mhns.tiaM A q. T. Homo
Geg ClA Z. BIown Busll, Ella Denpi. Ferguson Me.
bic ylsys-Dernsify and Bgtehinr 1trnei out-Got
m mp'is:siys wv 81! nsSsi: q S9fS: SSa
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Z q !; M II:sss.sss s lss....sk ..k bssc
SSs-f9.sS A. 2sSss--Ss6S
fk~t trsusrgrss ., crsczrrAsSA
CmUprAs yniy Lila the hrst Of sAs sysas battles
SssyssN tNsyiy1 sgsrA Lsskss fittssriSs vea BY
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The American Associates.
The American Association games yesterday
resulted rs follows:
Boston. 8: WeshinRton, g.
Baltimore. 4; Athletics. a.
Columbus, 4; Cincinnati. q
st. Louis, 8: Louisville. 4.
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A. Rochester and syracuas-Rain.
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sfRU'G GaII
N uz1M zHB xzw xonxs .yusr xxnr
x0H 10 xxxP n yz1sx 1xA@ ~

= 6ny HSons I.n DsSsassA Hwsnsrs lrsn Zee.
i ssresy-Nleksy weisA aaves - HxhiNs.
3 ssa ef ma Oia-tins fftsAine-TAe Hes-
tens Defeat shs Breehiyns IN . 0ne-s4AeA
3i Centsst-0thsr Ganss s>A Gossip.
The New Xsek Clubs defeat yesterday gives
them he'd ef enly four pointa The scores:
PhilaAslrAlA 4; New YORK. 4
Boston. 9; Bresklyn, q
Chicare. D: Olevsland.8 8.
f4' Pittsburgh. o; Cincinnati. 4.
49, THE RECORD.
e7sbe Won, Lest Pw G. ClAbs. Won Loa. Hu O..
lsv vfesk....M q3 .e6Ql IhtledeiphiA2s % 500
6kfoasN,....N ~ beel nrooklyn-...2e 81 .475
tjsvsiasd...S 50 800 lcinoinnstL.. % .S7s
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8 B: i..s:: - JSsssssii..:s q


other asseA.
wrv srrsxY A o. ~, vsrcrs O
no Unicns ef Hsw BfpnsvicA ssmt Vrefsssioaal
ehsmpions Of Nsw Jsrssy we're shus ont at BerEsn
ssy Athletic Club Without III o. . fun fhe scores
rrct~os n n a n a a n q n n
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Hamilton Athletic Club Games.

Iims-2: :aO1L. 2 :SoH. 3:273i.
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FINE zHoTT1Ne At BELMONT PARK.

xnslswood ,. o. '. crsscsn. A O. ss Ens,swosA.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-19
CONVICTION
Institute.

The aim Of this Institution Ia To bana.
at the boys and girls who hsvs not the
time or means 70 take Q prescribed
course in oar colleges.
II proposes to give 70 its pupila, Who
will set forth their snsrRies, . prso.
teal. rather than . mere theoretical.
knowledge Of the branches taught in the
several Departments.
All teachers in the parish Who dosjre
10 better prepare Themselves for the
public examinations. and to improve
their methods Of teaching. are cordially
invited to correspond with me before
going elsewhere. Ny methods Of il.
struction have been attained bv q dill.
gent study Of the standard authors on
teaching. reading School Journals and
attending Normal Schools.
The location il all that q person oouI,l
desire. il has an abundance OF mineral
water. delightful climate. pleasant
homes for pupils. and good moral in.
TERMS PER MoxrH-Juyinal. o.;
Primary. 81 So Intsrmediats. q; Pre-.
par.tory. . So: Scientific aud English
Course. -: Commercial. 8 50.
Pupils ere charged frOw the time
they enter 70 the end of the month. II
they lose any time that could not be
avoided. they are 1t liberty 70 make il
mp or they will 10 given credit for the
same.
Fall Term begins October 6, 1891.
J. N. SIBEkT. b. S..
Principal.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-19

Land Once, New Orleans. La I
sept :. 1891. !
xotice il hereby given that the fcl.
lowing named settler ha. 1lei notice oil
his iLlention 10 make 6Aal prsDof II sap,
pert Of his claim. and that said proof
will 10 made before tie jadgs or clert
t the distriOt court. At t'ovington. La.
= Aooday. Ost. IS. 1891. wig:
GABRIEL DOZIER,
Who made honsesscad entry No. 12.67s
" the southeast quarter Of sectiop 81.
ownship 6. south range IL cas-. st.
He na:nea the following Witnesses IN
-srOve his continuous residence upon
md cultivation OF sAid land, yiz:.
Andarson Cessaf. Alfred Cslestin. Bsr.
gs'' Disksou end Jake rslfor. oil Of st.
amnany I,aSkb. Ii.
: II g. CHAs. e. PAxyREY. Register
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Lodge Notices.

; T
= CovmaroH LoDoE, No. 1888. F.
40 4. I.-Neets on The second
As1s lourth Saturdays in the month
". g. Warren. w. n. W. B.
Coek, Secretary.
= o.. TAnnAuY Lopas, No. 3476.
KxSenss o. Hon0R-lssss on the
fret and third Mondays in the
wmth. w. q. Kentxel. Dictator
II. ]. Smith. Reporter.
81. TANnAHY LoDas. No. 96.
Kusou4s or PYrHIAs. Meets on the
fsst and sl,ird Thursdays in the
neatll. John i Strobe. C. G.
n Julius Heiutx. x. of II. s.
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FELIX A. ADAMS.
Land Once. New Orleans. La. !

Land Once. New Orleans. La.
Aag. S. 1891. I
Notice 10 hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice Of
his intention ~ make 6uni proof in
support of his claim. and that sal I PROOF
will be made before the judge or clerk
OF the dist,iot cont. ut Gavin xton, Ia,
on Monday. September 81, 1891. viz:
LORENZO D. JENKINS.
Who made homestead entry No. 1887.
for the south half Of the sortheast quar-
ter. and lots 1. S and 8. in section
81. township =. south range Is east, 81
Helena meridian.
He names the following witnesaes to
prove his continuous residence upon
anil cultivation Of sail land. viz:
Kinohen Nizell. Calvia Talley. James
Young and Albert Walker. all Of st.
TaminaRy rarish. La.
CHARLHs c. PALrREY,
aus St Register.