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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-01-17
Bayou ct Navigation.


due tres.f acile dams lie Bayou Lafour-
che, grace a la crue d'eau qui Went
d'avoir lien. Aussi voyons-nous
tons les jours DIES steamboats,
s'empresser de venir emporter les
produits ani eucombrent nos sucre-
ries.
IL est impossible pour qui ne
Pa WI de ses propres yeux, de Sc
donter de Penorme qnantite de
sucre qui ne peut trouver d'ecoule-
ment assez rapide au gre des
plantenrs surtout par lie manque
de bariIs ct meme de Sacs. Cette
exhnberance de recolte, quill est
Impossible de nier, ne parait pas
rfjouir oatre mesure certains de
nos planteurs... IL y en- a qui Sc
plaignent dn prix a%vilissant que
rrncontre cette denree sur lie
ma,che de la Nouvelle Orleans, ct
qui %pretendent etre EN- perte:
LIE sirop qui scrt de la r~affinerie
ma pour ainsi dire aucune valeur
ct ne want pas meme la peine d'6tre
mis- en- bariIs pour Fexpedition.
C'est lie cas- OH jamais de Sc plain.
Dire de trop de richesses. IL Y a
une accumulation de sucre, meme
rafine, que l'on entasse dams tous
les coins ct recoins des rafineries
Ell attendant lie moment Gu rOn
trOuvera DIES barils GU DIES sacs
pour lie livrer au commerce.
LIE resnltat de cette plethore, cal
plethora il y a, ne sera connu que
plus tard. Mails il est fort difficile
de supposer un instant, qu'un pays
puisse souffrir dun exces dc
%richesses CONNIE quelques ~personnes
venlent nous lie persuader.
Quimporte les trusts ct aqtres
engins de malfaisance... Un penple
travailleur ct travaillant ; on penplt
qni connait lie sol quill occupe e
qni salt Ell tirer tout lie parti dou'
on s'est rendu compte cette aimee
ma rien a craindre, avec un peu d.
bon sens ct d'esprit de conduite
des usuriers, nj DIES %vautours gu
lie guettent ct qui l'exploitent.
LIE grand malheur est quill mex.
iste pas assez de contiance, nj d.
solldarite entire les p~ossesseurs dl
3 sol ct les voisins qui EN- vivent
. On est Oblige de s'aider de capitau,
9 qul viennent de droite GU d,
S gauche, ct qui paraissent s'offri
avec une liberallte tentante a ton
e planteur dams lie besoin. On pal,
! toujours tres cher cette facilite
: emprunter a ceItains capitaliste
r~epresentes par nos marchand
cOmmissionnaires de la Nouvell
e Orleans.
II ya dams nos campagnes de
/. capitaux qni pourralent 6tre utili
ses parmi nous avec toute garantie
Qn'arriye til g6neralement? c'es
que Get argent venant de nous
sortant de nos poches va dams de
banques etrangeres ct nous es
retourne a Ill tank que je ne ven,
pas qualifer.
Pourquoi &C va ct Went? Pour
quot ne pas fare nous m6mes IN
partie de nos affairesi Pourquo
. ne pas avoir une banque locale
Quel plalsir y at II a fare benef
cier de notre argent des gems gu
: ne nous connaissent point, vivcn
=. de nous, ct Sen moquent agreeable
ment, ce don't je ne pr6tends poin
les blamer, an contraire.
LA GRIPPE.-Cette maladie COT
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-01-17
AVENDRE.

Une grande quantite de BARDEAUX, pre-
miere qualite ct delivres sur ie burd du Bayou
Lafourche a Thibodaux. Stadresser D Mr.. ..
L. CARO-. agent pour Mr.. Jules bechanx. OF
aux burearx de la SENTINELLE de ThibOdaux.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-01-17
NOUVEAUX ARRANGEMENTS
lH(bTg.l1 RDES ETae ANGER

EncOIgDure des rues Green ct ThlbOdaux.
NJ Thomas Al,erti PREVENT SEES ans
les voyageurs quill Went de taire de non
veaux arrangements qui lui permettront d.
s'atisfaire tout ceux 4ui voudront lhonnoe
rer de leur cOntiance
Repas a toute heure de Ia ,ournee ct 81
commando.
Table d'h6te a 10 heuref du matin pou
d~6ieuner ct a 4 heures IL eoir pc ur direr
Chalnbres es ct bien garnies.
PRIX MODERES
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VENDRE

Tn excellent billiard rropre a jouer la
poule. LIE set de bille> est tout neuf. Ma
gnitque occasion pour les amateurs.
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Fuinez les ''ThibOdeaux Specia
Cigars" ct vOus spreZ heurenX.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-01-17

II y a queIqurs jours un ieune
mnlatre a etc fouett6 dune facon
correcte ct meritee, par I'M pere de
famille jnstement irrite du peu de
gene ct de la grossierete avec laquel.
lie agissent certaines persomnes de
couleur. Nouc sommes ct seroDs
tonjours opposes a Intimidation
sons quelque forme qu'elIe Sc
prodnise, mails il doit 6tre bien
entendu, que. la politesse doit re.
gner dams toutes les races ct dams
ton,es les classes ct quill faut
shrtOut evlter les frictions CONNIE
celle qui ont occasionn6 lie chati-
ment anquel nous faisons allusion.
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LOCKPORT.-NOus recevons de
tristes n%ouvelIes de Lockport !:
Notre camarade Hautot, lie Princi-
pal de fEcole, qui fut aussi pour
nous un cOllaborateur estime, est
SerieuSement malade. Nous al
mons a croire que notre ami
recouvrera bient0t assez de forces
pour vaquer a SEES occupations
quotidiennes. Toute Ia population
lie verrait avec peine sc retirer DIES
fonctions quill a remplies avec taut
de zele ct d'eficacite. Malgre la
maladie qui semble s'acharner apres
nous, nous esp6rous 10 voir dams
quelques jours ct lie trouver bien
portant ct pref a faire un nouveau
bail avec une existence quill voue
lib6ralement an bien public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-02
THE MONTHLY TREASURY STATEMENTS.

~
Washington. Aug. (specsll.-The monthly pubic
debt statement Issued from the Treasury Departments
to-day shows reduction in the debt during the past
month amounting to 80 Az 800 There was An In
crease of 1900 in the nteestbearng debt due to the
issuance OF small reminding certificate bona reduc
don in the nonnteres bearing debt Of Sl557sO2 ana
an increase in the surplus during the month OF Slooe
0O7 The aggregate OF interest and noninteIest ueos
to-day, less $l0OOO0000 gold reserve and $780, eo'lo
net cash balance surplus. is Ss4o 46o242 anu oi
this amount $Gl0 500 APO is nterestbearing DEBT maze
up of $500 500 22O 4per-cent bonds, S39l60IOO ls
per cents and 81 G79,5O0 per cents continued a.
per cent.
Government receipts from all sources during jay
aggregated S34 300 344 against &s, 303,216 IN Jmy
1890. Customs receipts $15,46s,l53, against
500 0j3 $3.50 in July year ago; internal revenue re-
ceipts were Sl4 DOL s67 against $1l7l7,4D9 IN JuV'
1890 receipts from miscellaneous sources were 9''o
32o or nearly 81 OOO, 900 more than in July year
aro Exnandltures during the first month OIL llc oui
rent fiscal year were 1861, against So'o'-''7'
In july 1880. ,-o l.. oo..
The Treasury t1day holds S146Oso'63o 70 se'urs
crcpl alton of National banks OF TINS. 1ll4''4''''
IS in four per cents. S16772.65O iourahd nal DeI
cepts "a 700 GOO currency sizes and So.94-ooo b"o
o. can, continued four, National bauk circulation
Testarlay July 81. aggregated SlO9'4-l''- 80 -,
81 s4253 O76 on July 81, lc.o, Ce'Ica'o N'''7 w.
twelve months Of SlJ,5 Dot. ,i tho r,opth Of
TuIv was O OOD0 900 pieces of all xmas, Nhuu a:
20 500 600 Gold valued at Sl"VoVDO 400 d;'nas
s-O 600 standard silver dollars aud %OVu'OUV ns. X
also concd me IT, o an3onnted in value 70
~ 81 900 consisting OF 81 900 nyeoent pieces aA
4.34O, 900 one-Cent pieces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-02

Morris Park, Aug. 1.-The great match is and
Longstreet is hailed as king Of the turf He went 20
the post no IL Is possible have horse and his
owner S22 800 better of than before the Long.
streets OF the best, the readers OF this
column snip" Donovan had Tenny fit run
for mans life when the postponed but II Ia
.aid by many that Tenny INDUCED having worked
a mile In ] :46 Thursday. That may true but he
had his speed to-day, he worked eighth in l2;,
seconds in his preliminary. His the
friends Of Tenny plunged him. Notwithstanding
tho large sums that Iongstrcct
ennv went shorter price and the general public bet
on him to a man. LOngstrcet dissatisfied when he
went on the track and did not want to break. lie
around many times top Of the hill and looked toward
Guttonburg Hamilton said 70 him: 'Whlt Is the mat
ter with you! You never acted this way before. Don't
Won zee the folks all looking at your Old LOngstreet
said: THAT'S all right. | want them 10 look me.
Every one is asking what horse that H. Now they will
know when l get ready TO start You took out the
other day and made OF NY best friends think was
EsquImau Another thing, every time win a the
people say that Gutenberg skate matter how good
a race IL might be- Now, here Hamilton,
III fool around here awhile and them people that have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-02
MEFFERTs SUBJECT TO THEIR RULES
THE " E. A. A. BOARD OF MANAGERS MAY SOo
PEND THE CHAMPION SWIMMER.

THE n Z. A. A. BOARD OF MANAGERS MAY SOo
PEND THE CHAMPION SWIMMER
Boston. Aug / (specIaD.-Next Monday evening the
Board Of Managers Of the NewEngand Amateur Atneuc
Association will consider question OF considerable inter-
est TO amateur athletes. The case OF Alexander MeV
will come up In connection with the city swimming 'OC
OF July l. 1891. He Is member OF the Mammalian "a W
ec club and by reason thereof under the rules OF the
METROPOLITAN Athletic Association Inc s"hlH''ns
matches in question registered by the " T. A. Az
and came under the head Of unauthorized games An "
lee contendng in such games comes undef the Ddu Vi ~
association and is liable suspension If the offender
in tho Fourth Of July swimming match In Boston was i-
der the rules Of n. g. A. a. there would be no que
ton about their right to suspend the man Tor playing ~
unauthorized games. McIerts, however Is co"heo'''
with another State organization. Has the N f. A. a.
right to punish foreign member for infracton OF
amateur nrincies within It's territory PraeucaHJ
all the athletes in tho city who have been questoheu y"
the subject say the right is undoubted' The efou m
which the decision will probably be based are nu9
nv II s. Cornish athletic manager Of the Boston Athcuo
Association -
,The constitution OF the n. T.. A. A. says distinctly
that 1t shall have jurisdiction in athletic matters over l
own territory. Its application Is not cohnheu 10 e"
alone. IL would appear obvious theh that pre"Ci "
the rules governing athletic contests within Ne"
England would clearly come within It's jurisdiction IL Is
the first time however that the question as II aHrcs
member OF another organization has been raised aud Me
fets is almost sure appeal 10 the National Boa Whee
the question will be fought out on its merits The OIL
fncc Is relatively small one OF course involving sus
pension for time, but hardly enough TO disqualy h
There IS no hint far to the extent Oh the pea u
no mposed but opinion TO be unanimous that the
offence should not be overlooked and that it within the
jurisdiction Of the y. l.. a. ~. Board Of Managers"
Mererts is the champion amateur swimmer, and Wa7
the victor I'm the matches the Fourth There Is pac'
tlcaly no chance for other competitors when he enters
,oco The rules OF the association prescribe that when
any outside organization wishes to give games open "
recognized amateurs it shall apply for registration OF sch
games 10 the Board Of Managers. FSlllnS ms inc
games Will be unauthorized and tho competitors me8o'c
n further amateur contests The Ce Fathers neglected
this little precauon when making up their programme TOR
the Fourth An exactly similar question arose last spring
impcatng the Osborne and Norris OF the Bo'
ton Athletic Association, for swimming In an uhauthor
izedp match I'm Providence They suspended Tor
yea, nv the New.Eaglond A. A. Board OF Managers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-02
,,,.rs IN 4 SWIMMING POOL.

Asbury PARK Aug. l SPECIALIZATION Hoey's swimming
poo at HOLLYWOOD nllcd with crowd OF people to-
ov who came to witness a series OF swimming races.
=, ~ al the entries for the first race called 1t
was boys race gold watch which TO become the
,ronerty of a swimmer be won tire" times I'm sue.
ces.ion over Of seventy yards The boys were
Mccall, of the Manhattan Athletic Club. who was
-, three Yards; Percy Balm. NewYCrk Athletic club,
me only scratch starter l. locksacter one yari and
. Nannote OF the Ncw-York Athletic Club, three yard
The swimmers finished In a bunch Nannote was first
uocksrctor second and Mccall third
1ho .econd iucc over the 5O0.yard coupe the
catur, Of the dav. The prize was solid silver cup,
which also has to be three times All The men
.t,rted from scratch. They were Fianklyn ~ Wal"rS
H. uock,b,ecr j. Solomon and H. Manyan. They Hui he'd
Ia the order nTmed.
The last race was open 70 any one who had never won
A r,re AZ HOLLYWOOD. II. Iock'tacter won easily WIN
"Dick' Bunpe good second me phf' was q S''ef
,,d mir hrrsh and comb. The prizes Offer by
D. f. Conoyer who Is enthusiast over sports II the
water
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-02
BABY SWALLOWS A NAIL.
THE OPERATION OF TRAcHEoToMY PERFORMED
INA HURRY

IN A HURRY.
Willie Hall. baby year Old was playing on tbs
floor OF his home in the top story Of the tenement
house No. Gle East Sixteenthst late yesterday after.
noon. and his mother at work him. sud.
denly she noticed that he was choking. She caught
him up in her arms, held him with his head down ard
slapped his back, but he continued to choke. She
put her finger into his mouth and felt what she thought
was the end Of na but she could not disodee u
and it went further down his throat when her finger
touched It, The baby becoming black in the face
when she ran into the drugstore Of DR.. Tenbrink at
No. $50 Avenue b.
Dr. Tenbrink has had practice as surgeon and he
saw that the child would die in few minutes II the
obstruction were not moved. Failing to find the nail
with on instrument which he pushed into the baby''
throat he hastily performed the operation Of tracheoto
n.y. The little fellow began TO breathe again and the
purple hue faded from his face. DR.. Tenbrtnk mads
another search for the nail, but could not find IT, He
said that the surgical operation had relaxed the
muscles of the chid's throat and the nail probably had
passed down into his stomach.
An ambulance carried Willie 10 Bellevue H0spltai,
where lie breathing quietly and suffering Ltue
pain last night The surgeons SAID ne W0uid 90
watched closely for time, and they would soon know
IL the nail had lodged In airpaSsage or mad passen
Into his stomach. IN either case, IL was SAID, the
nail might cause serious trouble
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-02
ECHOES OF THE GREAT RACE.

HamiltOns expression after the great race. when
asked what he thought of LOngstreet: He's jes
honey, he is suah.'
In the first break The of Longfellow did not
want to run and Hamilton yelled, "He won't 90, Mr.
Caldwell; he won't go.' The flag didn't drop. At
the next break the cOlored Archer yelled, All right"
and the flag went down.
j. W. Rogers said that he ran like TrOubadour.
John IIusgins-IIe is a great horse and comes from
a great sire
Louis Stuart said that it was hard to believe that
he could beat Tenny but he did it and did 1t well
James Mclaughlin said that he the right kind.
as he would hang and not be beaten
Bob" PinkertOn said he a regular Sullivan OF
a horse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-02

EN' MARTINI 49, 60
F. Corrigsn's b. c. Jake Saunders, 4, ITO n .
q. f. Smiths b. h. Kern. s. 100 (zallskyj 2o-l I'll
" CarrOl's bt. C. Kanesville, I, 107..;,o O . +,
w. Nv. CarrolD o 81 Il
Time-1 .iS. - 49,
pooIs--Toe Blackburn s25 Golden Reel 3d. kanesVIne
a12 Reporter 3l2, Jake Saunders &c. Nowor'NeVef go
Kern -.
Yowor.Nover was the first 10 show from good start
and making the running throughout, won after driving
finish by half length from Reporter who was lene.
and half before Joe Blackburn. The winner Dough' III
for 81 COS. an advance OF s605
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-02
THE WEATHER REPORT
FORECAST TILL 5 p. NJ. SUNDAY.

Washington. Aug. IA storm ana atV,udeu oS eocI'
,o and ,ons o,ercs the country Missouri. u VIZ
GINA In the Caronas and Appala han Mountain IS
trics the rain been heavy. Considerable ram ~
fallen on the New-Jersey coast. showers have oecle
,,,,n Iowa % Michigan. The SLOW movement oil ms
o eastward will cause showegy and cloudy conditions "
continue in the STATE, OF the Mississippi Valley anu
occasionally heavy Ienials -
Tor Eastern Pennsylvania, NewJersey ana De'"''''
,pd,nc.. and frequent showers; s0utherly "nds' s@
tionary temperature. . ,,.. , ,,e,usnt rims;
contnuCd warm. soutLcIly winds. ,,,, vsr.
For Connecticut. Rhode Island MaS'achG,,.' south
New.UampShtte, Maine. slightly MafhfTi s"4s'
uo.tcrv winds with cloudnpss and frequent saoWvie,
For Western NcwYcrk and Western F,nhsl ,sitS
showers. variable MlhG, s'tis
N ncrthwestcry becoming slightly coGcf oN 'a0"'
mr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-02
INDIAN IIARBOR YACHT CLUB RACES.
A STIFF DREEZE BRINGS OFT THE SAILING oUAi
titles OF TIE YACHTS

The Indian Haibor Yacht Cut hc'd tor 'h'Fu ah'u'
,ooo,,o ~ Greenwich Conn, Yesterday There was an
ccuont us nj entries and stiG southwcstcrly brcez
brought out the sailing qualities OF every yacht
In Glass A-Cabn soops and cutters over SO feet Al
edo won, tine . % 40.
Glass B-Can sleeps and cutters - ieet anu uoer '
feet was won b., VGrant, tine 2:lO %
Glass CCabn Sleeps and enters, - feet ana under y
feet was won By Chippewa, time :05 Al
Class D-Cabn Shops. under p feet va" won by Me
rope tme 25 SO.
Class E-Cabin catboats. was won BY Nellie t"'
2:OllJ.
Cass I-Open sloops % feet and over wa won by Cha
pon time "a 30. T.,
Class I1-open sloops. under ~ feet won BY RIVAL H
4 .te AZ.
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z. e. M 4

Glass III-Open catboats, % feet ana uhuer - "o
by Golddust time 40 "A
Class Iv-Open catboats 20 feet and under 70 fee''
won by Zephyr. time 100 $50.
Glass V-Open catboats under 20 feet, won by Phys'
time 80 20.
rboro was sneciol race OF % footers at Larchmont
Yesterday between the Cayote sailed by Fr1ncis NJ
Scott and the Nameless, sailed by b. Sanderson Inc
course was sixteen miles, triangular, and the race was
won by the Nameless
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-02
WINNERS IN A SUCCESSFUL REGATTA.
THE GREAT SOUTH BAY YACHT CLUB RACES

THE GKEAl SOJIIl DNi 'NN'iA N'1N-1
LARGE LIST OF ENTRIES.
The animal regatta of the Great South Bay Yacht
Clrh was sailed Yesterday on Great South Bay, L J.
seventeen yachts out Of twenty entered starred
The course for sloops was twenty miles to Wlhd"aru
and return and for catriggod boats thirteen ana one
third miles. 4 nyinS start was made from point
opuoslte d. D. Conover's dock at IL :4o a. ILL.,
Alden 5. Swans soop Berkeley was first across INC
line rafting southwest breeze sent the yacht9
flying the bay. and an Interesting race was VIZ
ro.s.h Tn. berkeley won in the scop class; the
nos winning in the first class cats. and outing In the
second class cats. The following is summary OF
the race:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-02

An Incoming passenger train Of ten cars rom S''.
haitian Beach had a collision with an outgoing Lo"s
Island train near Long Island city shortly ''',
O'Clock last night. The engines were "rc'Ac'' o"'
the passengers and trainmen were only SHAKE" "p'
The collision was caused by misplaced
I,d,.or Nvors and Engineer Cono!ly were I'm charge
of The outgoing train. and Engineer Petty ana S"H
ductor Moody Of the incoming train.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-02
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

I, the diagram continuous line shows ne psrp st,,es
D,t@rlSy As observed at the nl,eu go
signal service Station at this city nuldng.
the temperature noted &C Per}'s in'i"''''' ~
Tribune Onlee, Aug. p q. m-The SKIES '''S ~. and
morning Yesterday. became overcast la'' ~, w ,,,,,rs
,anred between 81 and So degrees, tie sNe'as' u"
being go higher than on frdly. A. ,, rrohably DO
In ard near this city ou'y UNIV WA f
warmer weather and rainy
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c. Ltehed, jr's, ch. c. Smrock, by Eel
lowcraft-Almirs, yrs, 100 ib...,....:,.
TENNY AND LoNGSTREET NAY MEET AGAIN.

After an Interview tonight with ID. T. Pulsifer the
Monmouth Park Racing Association has decided to
offer S. 900 added money to sweeps takes. at mile
and quarter provided Tcnny and LOngstreet both
accept The conditions of the admit Of other
starters. 1t is sweepstakes of $3.50 each, with
5000 added Of which 81 900 to second weight for
age. The race is announced for saturday next, at
Morris Park but the conditions call for good day and
track otherwise the will be postponed. Tenny's
owner has already accepted Mr.. Dwyer is ready and
will race again for $1,000, $4,000 or $50 900 side
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-02
KINGS COUNTY.

C,pt,o park the Bcr5eleys easily defeated the New
v Inv tho score Of 81 to II. The wicket in poor con-
dton.
AZ Paterson tho Harlcms again surprised League
lub and defeated the home eleven after close game by
rho srore 20 Ia 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-02
sIOoPS.

outiro wesuamuton Y.C..1l - - 2;27 :32 9;t@;3j
SycntIc,r f. terry ........ II 10 - DID OF lnlh
Tho ns. prize in each class was $50 or silver plate oil
tina. value and $25 for second In edition champion.
ship cup valued slC0 to be won three times Is o1eFd
for both sloop, aud yachts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-02
SOME LIVELY GAMES OF CRICKET.
,osMoPoLITANS SURPRISED BY THE MAN


Tho Cosmopotans played their usual good game oil
cricket against the Manhattans yesterday, but the nt
expecting close fight had got their best 1eah 'osee
S ,,d tho vic,ors nv five wickets Great excitement
was manifested toward close Of the game and u was
hardly thought the runs would be made I'm time but he
timely hitting NJ. Il. Cobb saved the day Inc lu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-02
KINGSTON VS.. TULLA BLACKBURN.

The great match between Kingston, 1876 pounds. and
Tulla Blackburn, IL pounds mile and furlOng takes
place tomorrow al Brighton Beach. Race will be
about D p. All roads TO CCney Island direct to
iracl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-02
. Price agaInst the stoble.

Iime-1 lib
MutualsHis Hchness straight paid place rs oO'
Kaluld colt place $50 CO.
ouart4rmaster and Wah Jim withdrawn The
Cokena lilly got OF in the lead ard set merry pace
down the hill. His Hghncss ounGcd along for hah q
mile then away and In walk by three lengths
the Kaula second, lengths before ShellbarlL
The Kalus colt excellent and could have
been much nearer His Hghness finish II Doaeett
had pull up when he found that he was beaten.
THIRD RACE-TIIE EATONTOWN STAKES Of 800
each with II 800 added, OF which $500 the second
horses three years old aud upward having whea
carving weight for age or more n 1891 more than
$1,000 allowed u II not than ~ 600, 10 h +;
OF II they have rot won IN 1871 ID M madeas allowed
n ,aroe year, old 20 n II four years p H..
a One mile Closed March .. 1891, with ~ subs
letting.
st. ri.
NJ r. DIVERS b. 6. celand BY Billet -
Cslomel yrs, ia D.'"''(hahH"h|l 10 none
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-02

~ seconds the previous time being 47'. seconds
a circular track and As seconds straight one.