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Lfnea F6rrea deIOeste.
!!La ruta mas COrta Y ecan6miCa para
ir q la Capital.

Con motivo de la exploitation del ferro-
carril que empezara ell dia 10 del colriente,
he Organizado un tren que partiendo de Ba
yamon q la lIegada del lie Arecibo, tome los
viajeros para la Capital; otro que partien-
da de la Capital q la una media de la tarde
y por medic del vapor de la bahia, enlace con
ell que saliendo de Martin Pe1a, contint1a
para Arecibo demas pueblos intermedios
COches de la. elase nuevos. c0mOdos elegantes.
Bayam6n L. de Mario de 1891
R.4oMO.P V:fLDES.
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MADEBAs DEL Pals

De todas dimensiones, labradas rollisas
las 6frecen ROLA E IRIZARRI, Luquillo. Sc
admiten, ,ordenes en- las ofcinae de LA CoRREs-
PONDENCIA
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Venta de hilo para coser deJ.yP. Goats. Paisley
Id. i'd id. de CV0k & CO i'd
Fabrica de licores al vapor.
Agencia de los Vapores Correos de las Antillas,
de los Sres. ,So6rj'aOS de Herrera, de la Habana
Agencia Principal del Vapor costanero en- esta
Isla, de Ia NsisNa0 ENaOreSG.
Agencia de la RoyGZ Mail 8teaas Packet c. Lon,
dres.
Agencia de la Northern Assurance c., Londres.
Agencia de la North British & Mercantile In
SWr02ace Co, Londres
Agencia de la "Ir0S0tld2atjcG" Compa1ia de Ase-
guros contra incendios de Hamburgo.
AgencEa de la "1GriWG" Compania de Seguros
marftimOS de Londres.
Agencia de Lloyd Aasd0zwg, Cadiz.
Agencia de S0ngerIG@Ser Actjeas lM0SEiaess5a-
bYjk & E6se92giesserei.
Sangerhusen, AMEMANIA.
N1brica de naaquinaria de eloboraci6n de GgaLc0M.
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LA NINFA
FELIPE ORTIZ & Ca.
Camiseros de Ia Real Casa
Fortified, MIN. 80
Fortdzezo, ,tstms. 80

Sc hacen camisas. cuellos, punos demAs ro-
pa, con todo esmero baratura
Hay un constante variado surtido de eorba-
tas calcetines cafnisetas, botonaduras demas ar
ticulos para caballeros.
Sc sirve todo pedido, con la prontltud conoci
da Por e pdbico que honra este Establecimiento.
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AVENA FRESCA SUPERIOR en- barriles,
y semillas de hOrtaliza.
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LA GADITANA
BH RAMON CARBON

Especialidad en- abanicos parfumeria tods
Quincalleria, artlculos de viaje, cristalerfa,
porcelana, botones, flores, guantes, encajes, Gin.
tas bisuteria tina, ETC., etc.
Importation directa.-Ventasal por mayor
detall.-San Juan Puerto Rico, Fortaleza 29.-
Direction teIegrafica: CARBON.
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Otrece sus seryicios en- Sc establecimiento 81
tuado en- Ia Gale de San Justo ndmero II, garanti
zanGo todos los trabajos que tengan bien enco-
nendarle, tanto de ropa de paisanos, como de mill
tares pues cuentaya con veints dos amos de prdo
fca en- 81 arte que profesa.
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Ii NUEVA AGENCIA FUNERARIA
o' DE RAMON MORENO.
-CRUZ-21.
21.-GRUZ-

Tengo el gusto de ofrecer al pdblico en- gene
raj mis- servicios en- el.rano 4 que me dedicO.-
Irenes de adultos de parvulos, de gran lujO-
Trenes para viaticos faroles.-Capilla ardiente.
--CatafalcOs para honras y cuant0s trabajOs se
nos confen, sirviendo los pueblos de la Isla Goa
aviso anticipate de nna hora. No Sc pide dinero
anticipado. r-s
Puorbo-RicO, 81 as Dtcienbrs de les.
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P INLAY BROTHERS, Marina, Casa de gIros
comisones, compra venta de mercaderias en-
general. San JustO 2
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ELK BOADA.-Agencia Martina ComercIal,
IingladO del Muelle Marina,-Puerto- Rico, Ca
sa fundada en- 1872.
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LOSE II, SILVA, Tetuan 81, Consulado de
M6jico, BanquerO comisonista, Agente prin-
- cipal dc la Companie General Transatlantique
(VapOres Franceses) Corresponsal del Credit Lilo
nidio de Paris, Representante de los Estableci-
mientos de Gail de Paris, de la COmpa1ia de Sc
guros contra incendos 'Nouwich' y de la Compania
espanola AIianza de aseguradOres " de Barcelona,
Tene sucursal en- Aguadlla
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mRATO TINAUD, San Jose IL, Joyeria ca
Psa de prestamOs,
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A MAYOL & 0. Foataleza 80. Quincalleri a
t4 y diversidad dc artfculos, Estenso surtdo,
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F99 ARRABAL & Co, San Francisco 45, Mer-
cancfas secas de todas prOcedencias, Ventas
al por mayor detail
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sAAR0 Y G" San Justo 81 Comerciantes y comi
Jlsionistas Importadores directos.
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R VELINO ELIZALDE, San Francisco 49, Com
IA pleto surtido de tejidos de novedad para Sras,
AAartfculos de viaje, camas de hierro etc, Impor
taciOnes directas.
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"a GUSTIN MUSA,E San Francisco ST. Joyerff
con un surtido removable constantemente,
a-O Relojerfa,
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e. GOZCUE & CLOS. Tetuan ~, Almacenistas
p de prOvisiones pOr mayor,
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HUMADA g. o, San Justo 80, Almac6n de
mercancias secas para ventas pOr mayor,
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e AARCELO Y PERUJO, Tetuan 35, Complete
surtido de provislones para veDtas por mayor,
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a RMAS JIMENEZ. ruz 13. Amac6n de
M quincalla, loza, cristalera, pintUras, etc Ven
~ tas al poT mayor detail.
The sun., 1891-07-05
NKw YoRK.

Thrsebaae HIT whistler. Stolen s-Lat, am,
...
y .ssy ss.s Mu.s H. ~ p'ssAtRs Ru.
tims-i:Se Umpirs-McQuads. Attendancs-a722
NEW YORK. s: CINCINNATI. 4 IN. MI
death marched the New Yorks 10 the eIsSti,
pning ,hs and they G1ramped oyer
Smith celebrated the elnrious Fourth 81 max:
Ing six errors. The same combination ~ that
was Smith and browning who drove, in the
was was the lead cncnnaii % bad whsn Gore hs
TO short alter two were out IN the faal
iRrow and Ternan. u WIG. With ileG"rds%na. HsSa
n made sSs saaass a sSrS Ss sSsr Cnn1 STsa s h
f,ncs:; and and the chances arc that i Was iir:
IT. Looked u So at any rate: S,Fonl" WIS
Ss %ossSs Who s'f bad n'R iss 81 VIE VIE .hs .hs
s ,Gd ,dm II M .Ss ssHt =: orator
rejoicing Ems. m'omsnt before were plnrged into
s Oh; an al but sp f s hi spR sa Rn.s Rf wss
ss. ssssa
-stirsd fon!or sGs Ills bass on balls. Shourts
over The Killing Of two men. Bassstt "poned
up the second with cice hit. but couldn't get
around.
Latham was the first Red to see first and he
did moi get there until the third inning. He
got there by the biz four quite on balls, Nc.
ried Ewing and Long John" made three
throws to catch him. and the last went wild.
sooe etdoa pn BY Wasp and n,ham az, h rus was
ming half way down the line. He dOdeed
aroppi until Bnsso!t throw.too high for Ewing.
and Lar" got back to third
mighty shout io lowe tho glad lator's sharp
pit. which touched Bas.e't's iir gers and rolled
and browning reached second. Ho was left
Whistler sa,ei Smith IN the NTH. but Rhines's
tap was grabbed by Richardson, and n nice
dorb!e foil wed. base on balls to Browning
Reilly's hit to left; which o'Ronrks Skinned"
runs Browning struck out In The eighth and
left Holiday mt third The score.
The sun., 1891-07-05
Canoiuc In Raritnn BAY,

fhs hnal in tho meet Of the Atlantic Division of
tho American Canoe Association were contested yes
tsrdsy In Raritan Bay OF Cheessquaka The rst
adding race. 1000 yards straight away. The
entries were: Lincoln b. Palmer. lanths Club. canoe
Cricket; George p. Douglas Ianths Club canoe Tom.
pest; H. s. Farmer. Ianths Club canoe Falcon; H. II.
smyth. Brooklyn Club. canoe Torment: o. =. Coo,
Crescent Club canoe Echo Tho race was hoty con.
tested from start 10 nish George Douglas crossed the
line winner closely followed hy Lincoln Palmer: who
was two and half seconds behind him Time Of win.
ner. 4 minutes 81 seconds.
Tho second event was sailing race, four and one.
half miles The entries were; Lincoln D.. Palmer
CLUB. can"e Attic; G. Y schuyler Ellington. canoe
Nip.ic: Gsorge pouglass. lanths Cluh. canoe Tom
rs asns g
Time of winner SO minutes Howard,s csntreboard
struck the mud when near the finish and he entered
Tho third event was a race or war canoes crews
b:aas sass:
Club, eance Wrath sipp aud Metz won the race
The fourth event was combined paddle and sailing
Palmer. Ianthe Clno, canoe Cricket. and Georee ?.
Ps mer won. Time 40 minutes 50 second.
Tho ffth event was . padding race sub fours ono
b.. %f n f's P.S Is.
nins.on - and " j. s,sw.rs e.no. N.oi. asorss Doug
la: "S fS.,
,..a;n s,.
sricis and ". r Dodfe: canoe yaitrsyi. w. J. stew.
art and Harry Farmer. both of the lanths Club the
valfrsyia'. crew won BY three lengths Time, min
l..s syp%Ins w pS rage ;.o ya5Ca. a., Tae
sy Ess u .ha pnnns srooiy
Club; EdinEer won. Daily second, Dunnel third.
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sssn n. ne; hsd ~ too s% .ss ns%:
f ss; men asH sy :. nss sSs
srspassa @ a Inn eceSratnn on
sSe@ @ psr. a'' the IL rooksn mpfs boys r' for isss @
m oHcr
collection Of cannon 1recrnckers were set on
by ths visitors right right under the heels o. Anson
and the home baseball talent got Tho dust and
Dowdsr cut & their eyes they fonnd that their
IN IN ne S msrsins sa sonss;s the CHICAGO. began
the game the homo slsse but d,d Nc, accom-
ne seat. alter Of sripe easy chances !" retire
them; Then It was that The men In gray took
The The hy Of }nna 2n 1onna uSys Sps
SscEst.. % aud sstp'vs' other gyrrtscSnIs Sssisss.
rewosss. but Fss Tie Ba"o @ vns e1esctea %H{ rSr
tire early and therefore decided to celebrate
ssrsd Tan ss % ON TySaS Srfa
STOOD patiently while tnby pitched four bud
sn G shock h St O. ney nd heo ~
the plate. Luby sent o. .Bricn to frst on balls.
Va. essf ssne.s Ton,s FIJI hi apS sS. ss si
O'Brfen tried to follow suit. but was thrown
from H Rosnssser r"e then hem bad % PASSED aslI.
and Pinkney and Fop,z raced home.
o balls ia thai a' shsd vent o.ms s
third. Esmming hnmtnered tie ba,l out Of ths
home. Collins banssd out n two-baser and
Hemming scored. Ward came to BIT for % the
N sSs .s snd
during the entire game The score:
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The H.rrier. OF cornelp. Church.

The Harri.rs Club of the Cornell Memorial Church
enjoyed an outing yesterday at Bronx Ever Park The
greater part Of tho day was devoted to athletic
and baseball. The games for members only, and
were ior tho ali around championship Tho title was
won by Henry Frankie clever lad who scored fifteen
points The results were fOows:
Fifty,rard Dash. llandisay-Won by u; Frankie;
William DodsOn. second Tina u LIS seconds
seventy nve yard Dash, Handicap, Final Heat
frankie. ~ feet won time, sseconds. Graham feet.
second. -
Seventy Hvryard Novice Walk-won by FickinSsr;
Otto Brand second Time ~ seconds
Running Iiizh JainE IsndcnpL% Won Won bS Fus.ne
~ inches. Dodson. "a inches, and Brand inehsA
T,inning Rroa I Jump Handicap-wou BY william J.
Adams feet; height iG feet II inches. Milton Bau
welt = feel second.
Standing Broad jump IIandicap-won by shannon
Hslf.miie Sovics Kun by Henry frautis; Blau.
welt second Time minutes ~ 8 seconds
Henry PrAuk!e gave exhibition OF broad inmpin1
Jumped 10 feet = inches
The Rev, Horace ". Byrnes refereed the games
This baseball game was h-tween teams captainei by
william ID. Browning and George Graham Capt
Brownings team won by rs 5toa
The sun., 1891-07-05

A Lively Exhibition At Bexins.

CHICAGO Ill, July %-Gsoras siddons and Tommy
White together At Twelfth Street Turner Hall last
night. They raped each other all over the stage.
White secured little the best of the last four rounds
but neither Of tho able to knock the other
Their blows were weak and at tho end of the sixth
Beston vas the rhfsrst: In the nr.t two round.
left sovsra times and rushed Gilmores lean pupi ali
Gosno brn 4. bspsn "1 an NJ. nnansn M @ sesoha !. 20
rushed and In the fourth nth. and .izth rounds he dill
q al the exchange. Tns men were 10 bad share at
White was almost fresh. The former had black eye
and his was out from y right hand smash which
no Rot At close Quartera
The sun., 1891-07-05
Boat Rsee for $500.

August staab proprietor Of restaurant at State and
whitehall Streets and John Struck. First ward poll.
cian got Into argument the other night about their
respective abilities az osrsmsn. Tho argument ended
in making arrangements for . match for e2s. which
came on today before large crowd a. the Battery
The men occupied swi!s Whtsham boats AUD the
battery. crowd Of friends and sights.srs we're on
made a. ooIsOs 10 shoPGy e. and brisk .ina The
The rscs was spirited one and ysry close staDb 81
nrs forEinE ahead big s?ur ON the Isturn stretch
ahead Winning the 1900 and the yIsi ward champion
ship The time wAs hour and iO miputsa
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TIE PRESIDENT IN NEW YORK.
IN. sleh ee.s:r,.e M.s,e., e.r.,ee rrt..

TIE Sick Eesssvine Medical Service Free.
ne President ana members Of the European star Of
fhysicians and Surgeons tcompossd Of German Eng.
ping at On East 10th st., and win render service 70
the sick FREQ OF charge until the evening Of Aug The
object 10 to become rapidly and psrsonay acquainted
with the sick and aficted individuas viii not take
offence they rejected inourabls case will
be accepted unles, there moral certainty Of cure
being effected II your case II inourabls thsy will
frankly and honeraby tell you
Aspecis invitation TO any suffering from disease
pronounced incurabls. matters NOS what your
disease may be. come and be examined, n you are
durable they will treat ron, and you incurabis
they VIII advise you
once hours from to II A. NJ . TIL r. ~, sundsys
10 A. N. to q n.
The sun., 1891-07-05

The tournament of the Norris Place Tennis Club OF
Bloomnsd j.. was played at the clubs courts yes
tsrdsy. The scores;
Mixed Double. First Round-Niss q. Aadison and Mr..
Bartlett. b:., Ml.s cSyls and NJ Bsni.mlns
man and Mr. y: watSr g.: Miss L. Haskell snd II.
Hasts sll beat Mss a. Wslksr ana bsrtsf. 30; Mis-
NT. ]. tOyie 81.
Sscond Rouud-Miss f. Madison and L. HAsks oil beat
Miss a. Madison and b. Walker. 8-3; Mrs W. Bartlett
and W. Wyman beat Miss N. Morris and Mr. N. Haskell.
81
Ths nnas between Miss p Madison and l. Hs,kslI
and Miss Bartlett and Wyman resulted in draw, the
games standing Sd
The Ladies singles by Miss Fannie Madison,
aud the same for gsntismsn By Mr. w. WymAnL
The sun., 1891-07-05
Tho Fu, They Had At R.hw.,

RAAwAT. July Tho neld sports Of the Railway Ash.
lsto Association this afternoon resulted follows:
Ono mile safety Bicycle Race. Open. Handicap-won
secondA
One: e:mils Clnb Race, Ordinary: Handicsp-won BY
Two mile 2 safety Rae. open H.p%de.e.wSn % By r. p
One mile Club Race Safety. Handicsp-Won BY n. J.
Bauer, u; r. Time. minn:es - seconds
one mile Ordinary Race. Handicap-won BY George
s. smi.h r " Tine minutes = .scondh
WoEiom, A. ~. Time. lu,4 sscondk
Two mile Ordinary Race. Handcap-won by q. &
Smith r. ". Time. 7 minutes lbA seconds
Ono hundred. snd. .fortyyard Dash HAndicap-won
by George A. Van BrunL Rod Bank A. Z. Time, SIN
seconds
ftfty.yard Wheelbarrow Race-Won BY McGann.
Boat mile with turn. between the Alcyons
hoat crew OF Elizabeth and the U. c. crew the
former winning by . length. Time. 10 minutes q
secondA
Tub Race, 100 Yards-won by Jacob Shrseves of
inches of the winner.
The sun., 1891-07-05

Thrse;6nse hitGwhistler sIolen base,-Lat,am,
ConnoE co. Richardson. Connor. First base on bss-
Latham Struck X eHsMSy H Muil.ns psntRR ss Ru.i: %
tims-i:3e Umpirs-McQusds. Attendancs-a722
The sun., 1891-07-05
Bosros, July 1.-In the afternoon Columbus vas
beaten In = sided contest Attendance b TO- The


Earned runs-Boston. 4 Home run-Brouthers. Two.
base hits-Murphv, McTammany Sneed. stolen bases
brown tsh s,ricker. Radtord. Croak. ta whesloek.
First base bAs-By DolAl u by Easton. 4: by Had.
dock. 4 Wild pitchss-Haddock, . struck eut-By
Doian. by .Haddock. Double piay-kuehns and
CrookA Umpire -Kerink Timo-i:5a
Washington $: LouisviLLE, 4tL ~
wAsHIreros. July .-Tnrtynye hundred enth usia.tio
spectators witnes led ten inning game this morning
be the home Clue aud tho LouisvllsA and until
the last man out the game WA anybody'a The
The sun., 1891-07-05

wAsHiHoroN.

Earned runs-WashlnEton: :: Twobsss hits-Fore-
Home rrn-Me,:u'rs siolsn Sa.esE;Hurphy Shinniel
strattou. First base on balls-WashnSton. y; Louis
~; ~ BY Eefhsd fsf.m. n.6aSnsd A. 11nnn E;,
gerald. B. Passed ball-CahilL l. Tms-2:la Umpire
-Davia
WARRINGTON. q; LOUISVILLE 7 r.. ny
WARRINGTON, July 4-washinRton kept up It's work In
the afternoon and delighted 0OO by defeA
inu he Coonelx The score;
The sun., 1891-07-05
Hurllng mt Erastlna.

Tbs Irishmen in their glory yesterday afternoon
at BrastnA e. l., the oce ason being . hurlng match
between tho of tho Irish.American A. a. and the
Limerick Guards, champions Of Philadelphia The
started At 4:45 r. ~ the Irish having
point well fought. but tho score At the end OF the
Despite the gEantic efforts Of the Philadelphia
team the Irish Americans continued adding TO their
the Limerick 1uArda There will be another game be-
liued nj foil
The sun., 1891-07-05
Totals .."....s 7a7is 81 Totals ...... a

's z sos"yifi hsa1f Il S::::::YS S.v;:::::S -
Earned runs.s.aten Island A. q. 2: A-C schuylkn
40. sehuytii! Navy; Left on bases staten l.lsnd
A C.. 4; A. q. 6chuylkill Navy. First base balls
on shannon !: OF aouEhton2 Struck out-Geer. shan.
non Price se,nn, n
simpson hont.omsry Stolen 6a.ss.koonsy q, shan:
Bolisau: shannon. sollssu and simpson; Krapss Nc:
pi'c6-shannOn. Umpiros-Hopiins and snyder,
fime-l:47.
The sun., 1891-07-05
Totals .... 10 II "a us Te.als .....-i5 IL n .


NJ" YORK 4 G..:s G.: ......:s 5 i 5 6 ..-iS
Earned runs athsdral A. c., 6; New York A. g.. L
First base errors-Cathsdral A. G., 3; New York A.
c, T. Lett on bases-CathsdrAi A. C.. 2; New York A.
Struck oSt.,ols s2l, Quinn 6s,in. tsS Tn.n,s. is
Thrse6.s. hi.s,scanlon, Murray Two b.s: 6it.1
cai: d. Sssnion. Wilbur tal quinn. Smith. !ssns..
OTooa Double piay-Devine. ScAnlon and willard.
Hit BY pitcher Quinn Smith. Wild pitches-Comi.ky.
3 Passed bails-Wilard, Ii Welsh. l. Umpirs-aolden.
TimN-TWo houFh
The sun., 1891-07-05
win the Cincinnati, Club 60 70 Ins,...pol,.

sr Louis. July Alt IL said that Mr. Brushs mission
here to for the transfer Of the Cincinnati
League Club to Indianapola Some time ago Mr.
Brush offered to the Association for Its entire
outlay at Cincinnati allowing $4,000 for the improve
msnts made at its eroundA and also to t the Asso
ciason arounds free Of cost a. Indianapolis it the
Cincinnati Since then the National League has nttsd
up for itself grounds At indianapolis and 10 believed
IhsrsIy thc A:'oS.en VII be s!lo.sd 70 retain Gin.
the two parks II has Leased Wbethsr the Association
aerses 70 this not the League club will probably b
muved to indianapolis As that body 10 about tired OF
dersynS Tho s.rsnsss Of venture which I. costing
event Of any compromise Of the Cincinnati League
trouble there wiz probably be . settlement of the
The sun., 1891-07-05

Earned runs-Baltimofe, i Cincinnati !. Two base
hitsB.ksiy G.naysn s:sry tir.t u S:,: . on srror.-
.; Oh Baksly. 4 Left on ba,e.-Baltmora Is; Gin.
cinnatL H. taerhcs hits Baltimore 4: Cincinnati,
Raltimors. 81: Cincnnatl, 1. Tims-2:2O. Umpirs-
Ferguson. Attendanco-7,30a
1T. LOUIS, e; ATHLETIC, "a ~
PHILApyLPBI,, July L-The 81. Louis Browns won the
morning game from the Athletics by punching four
nun by Chambsrlain, netted four runa Abundance
The sun., 1891-07-05
"Ha. Kelly ouit Yet p

CINCINNATI July 4-President Louis Kramer hal
likely overstepped the bounds Of his authority in ex
polling Catcher John OConnor of the Columbus Club
No President before interersd in the control OF
clubs players, and George Gordon Of the Columbus
club who here to day. intiates that the Prssiden
will receive verv lively call down. Il ID whispered
game to receive such attention from Mr. Kramer
"Hss Kelly quit yetr'
The sun., 1891-07-05

Runs aearned-wa.hngton 8: Louisville. = fwo.hass
n!,..NoG%irs Daily freeman Tsres.Sa.s M hitS
Double plays .Kaymond: shlnniek and stra,tnn :.
Weaver U.hili sattery Fitzgerald ~ shnniot. Dowd.
Jnnn,ngs t2) McQuery Bases on bals.ws sshinxton. Z
Louisviils. = stolen bAses-Wolfe D0wd. Hatfield,
Murphy. DAILY Ssratt"n shinnek. Pa.ssd balls
gerald ~. Time-2:la Umpirs-DaviA
BALTIMORE, 10; CINCINNATI "a ~, 7: n.n).
BALrxoRE. July I-Thers were 4 PSI persons present
whom the orioles defeated the Cnciunats this MORN.
fuO ThAa
The sun., 1891-07-05
washington Honored with the New Chair.
mnnshlD.

HARrroRp, July 4-President Dunn OF the League of
American whssimen has appointed George S. Atwater
OF Washington Chairman Of the National Racing BOARD
AtwAter was appoin od u member Of the Poard last
February. while Charles Il. RaDdeli of Chicago was
Chairman lie hled the vacancy caused by the re-
movai OF Randel The NTH member OF the Hoard has
not yet been selected Western man will probably %
selected TO MI AtwAiers 20 ition.
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Baltimore rs.....................o o o i 10
Earned runs-CIncinnatL I; Baltimore. l. rwobass
hits-werden. Van Haitren, Ray. Dwyer. Y Robinson.
FIRST errors-Cincinnati 4: Baltimore. s. First
hal s-By Crane 3; by Dwyer s: by Mcmahon /,
Double plHy-Johu,ton and Kelly. Struck out-Y.
Dwyer. Left bases-Batmore q; Cincinnati g.
Tims-2n5. Cmpire-forguson- Attendance, 452l.
BALTIMORE. o: CINCINNATI "a. A. 2Rx)
BALrnoRE. July 4-Bak ely g pitching was too much
for Kellys this And they forced to
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Totals. 10 IL "a eiO Totals. .......ia pa7 Is

Yonksrs A. C................O o 2 2-lO
Manhattan A. C............3 Z O..-l2
Earned runs-Yonksrs A. C., 8: Manhattan A. G.. !.
First base errors-yonkers A. q. Manhattan A. c.
5. Left on bsses-Yonksrs a. C.. 9; Manhattan A.
Two base hi,saspsll t2h A. brown az lnssll. firss
Dennis. Donnely. hossel Bannon. hutchings cohen.
efEnson fa"nf n GSn =: brSna o stolen ~ ssf,.
Yates, Cohen t2) Ferguson. saorines hits-C. Brown
Brown l. Wild pitohss-DsnniA 2; Young. y. Umpire
Hart fims-iiS8
NEW YoRk A. O.. 10; oArHrpRAL a. q. 10
In the morning game at the Polo grounds the New
York Athletic Club aefeated the Cathedral Athletic
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BRooxLYH. 6: CHICAGO. s tp. N.Y..

IaSy. s oh ,tsmmns !: III. Sy pitched rinlnsy.
1ims-i." a mp,Is."ae..1i RI foSsr. @ and F.tsn At:
BRooxLYT. 6; CHICAGO. 8 tP. M
contest s1 em '1s!
is!s =: 5roushs out hIs sISr pi.she,; Hass6in.
atten!innoe. and 1.-The, SEQ -aw character
ss Tbs dses Of hs os Ssa made
the ,s. certain 81 UistNry
New Yorks without hit would be the proner
e Pitch Gi The es ss Afa ss
Ss cns than ont hsS %1s aa Iapssd IN ssf
iii.ls 4. Is.es ea Dshiens single helped wiimos
FL 1s s X: sss:n
rs Sss ssS %sSa to sssss Cd = 4
sasss, .%a was o%s but Sel%;. ;: @ "a WA ,s' asS
iins i ;Insis e i.,t csnsss: on which Collins s
ssId o. w@os bad 0tsn sroe go! tR. bali
and scored on q passed ball. The next two
e. ss Mss
Ssts being Iii rather freely. bat the Bsost:
field. In the thh seventh tho biz % crowd j was vas
chiessos :ssrsszsd s IL f. =, m run snd .sd .hs
till tho ninth inning cl"sed without runs.
and ths PLAYERS realized that they he'd he'd
II II %hloh @ tbsir bTosk essndss "a ass
engaged in some, years ago. Both teams
worked ike we'll lied machinery and tho
The tsnth went by without e.:ult but In the
eleventh tho Chicaeos managed to get two men
around the bases and apparently had tho Qnmo
safe. as It did not seem possible the boys in
gray could score the necessary three runs.
Of adourning then and there ard having
little jubilse in honor OF the victory hut It was
explaine that the rules compelled the Chi.
the ball. Therenpon those wicked men from
Byrne's bailiwick proceeded to knock the hall
around the field until they had scored three
runs Having thus won the game and plunged
the. entire city into gloom tho visiting players
smilingly retired. The score: