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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-04-23

DULUTH, 20.-Un nomme Geo
Payne employee chez Adams Ex.
presse Company a etc arret6 pour
seduction dune jeune file, dams lie
Wisconsin Central, au mois de
Juliet dernier.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-04-23

Mr.. Winston a mis- O veto sur
Performance adopt6e par le conseil
de vile ct relative a laugmenta
ton des "licenses" des colporteurs
(peddlers. .
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-04-23

L'hon. Loren Fletcher, part
mercredi dernier pour aller con
duire SO niece, file adaptive, q
Villa Maria, congregation de No
ire Dame, Montreal, est revenu
lundi matin.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-04-23

Vous pouvez d'lci q auelques
jours acheter de z. Demeules DIES
propri6t6s qui vous rapporteront
plus de Is pour cent dici a quel-
ques mois.
LiseZ son annonce.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-04-23

LIE corps dun enfant nouveau-
ne, envelopp6 de papiers ct de chit
fons a 6t6 trouve. avant. hier pres
du pont de rAvenue Franklin.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-04-23

Un nomm6 Charles Frediri a etc
tue par ia chute dun arbre a 6 mil
les environ de West Superior, Wis.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-04-23

A la fin de la semaine il y aura
dix equlpes d'hommss en- train de
creuser les ego1ts dams les dif6-
rentes parties de la VILE.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-04-23
1fho dc l'@nf.'.
M1NNEAPoL1s, % .AvR1L 1891,
On parle beaucoup de la denis
sion de lalderman Lars M. Rand
du g. quarter.

M. Augustln Pomerleau, de Ha-
mel Station, p6re de Madame La
renee Tuscany, est dangereuse-
ment malade.
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MoNTREAL.-Certal villages
du has st. Laurent sont inond6s
entr'autres Battiscan, st. Anne,
Barthier ct Louisville.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-04-23

Vous n'avez pas besoin de payer
Csc pour un billet ain d'avoir un
grand portrait. Ed. Thibodeau, %
Avenue Centrale.
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Placements Avantageux.
Lisez ct Examiner.

n0 nm pour I'm lot de 66 pieds de
pZ1 W largeur sur 1855 pieds de lon
geur avec une maison de 10 chambres,
bien fnie, sur la 12eme Avenue N. E.,
pres de la 3eme rue, sur placements f%aciles.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-04-23
S. OLSON g. C|E.,
lie grand magasin de detail de Nouveautes de
Minneapolis.

Eagencement moderne de nos grands magasins
est une innovation. de la generation %actuelle. Sa
completion absolute est une vrai tribut q notre chere
planete Ola Terre."
II ny a pas de capital. il ny a pas de centre ma
nufacturier dams lie vieux monde ct dams le nouveau
qui ny apporte ses contributions. Tous les peuples
Y concurrent.
Son but est de pourvoir aux besoins luxe ct nou.
veaut6s de l'humanit6, de r%enfance a la vieillesse.
Or, cette immense vari6t6 de marchandlses est
raug6e en- departments m%ultiples, classif6e scion les
sexes, d'abord, puts chaque personne est elie-meme
diss6qu6e en- tete, cou, mains, pieds ct corps; IL en- est
de meme de la residence, les parquets, les murs, les
%fenetres, lie lit; de la cuisine a la chambre a coucher,
chaque section a son d6partement ct chaque d6parte-
ment est complet.
NM. S. E. Olson & Gle. mont besoin nj ae re-.
elaine, nj dintroduction, nj de recommendation aux
habita1ts du Nord Quest. Leur nom est trop favo-
rablement connu pour celia, ct dams pFcHo, chacun
de nos %lecteurs va chez S., e. OLSON e. Gle.
ct Ia demande I'm de nos bons compatriotes NJ. A.
LACROIX don't paffabilit6, la courtoisie ct la poll
tesse sont trop connues pour que nous ayons q en-
parler lei.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-04-23

o. Enn pour un lot ct une maison,
QI3OUU coin de la 1919 Avenue N. E.
ct Jackson.
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0c00-1 Lot sur la rue Main, pres de
VUOO la 16eme Ave. N. E.
The sun., 1891-07-16
A NEW WORLDS RECORD.
0ueekberner Astonishes tho EnGlishmen
at Throwiue the Hammer.

0ueekberner Astonishes tho Englishm
at Throwing tho Hammer.
csysrtsA. isei BY TEE sus Trtnttno and Pseithtno
LONDON. July 15-Thousands OF persons
went to the evening games Of the Manchester
Athletic Club tonight The attraction was
the exhibitions OF the Manhattan Athletic
Club members. who carried of no less than
seven prizes and furnished many surprises.
The greatest upset WAS tho defeat OF Luther
Cary In the hundred.yard handicap Cary was
at scratch, and II. l.. Hallock. the high jumper.
was on tho ten-yard mark. Tho latter fairly
romped homo two yards In front OF Cary.
Time. 10 seconds. Cury's time was 10 1-5
seconds.
In tho 220-yard run Ha,lock. IA yards start.
ran third to b. W. Potter. Manchester Athletic
Club. 0 yards start. Time. % AS seconds.
The Americans performed great things In
the quarter mile handicap. Mortimer Rcming-
ton. scratch, won easily. Time so seconds.
He was almost knocked down. ]. S. Roidy. IL
yards was second and H. L. Dadman. 10
yards. was third.
The feature OF the meeting was Joe Queck-
berners wonderful hammer throwing. He
hurled the 16,pound implement 134 feet ~
inches. thus beating the worlds record.
The sun., 1891-07-16
CANADIANS,
First Mnfna
ON THE TENNIS COURTS.
On the Pretty Court. at s..br,xht,

ssAsRIoHr July i5-soms good tennis playing was
shevn yesterday afternoon the pretty turf
the 6sabsKht Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club. Richard
Stevens and A. ". Post Of the St George c. c. out
cAsssa their opponents in the first round tho
looks Of things should meet the final the
ailver cup
we're y. Cones an old:tims PLAYER ot considerable
ekin. And tive new asptrAuts for tennis fame T.. &
Aushinsloss. Jr. and v. Reese Of tho New Hamburg
..Gehtlsm ems sinEles-frelminary round; W Reese
Esy Hamburg r,G, beat Valentine q. Hall. St George
bee. a. Eunyon, New York I; 4; 81. %; E, d.
bright 7; and .Ciub s-s. 4-a, as J. II. Hunt New.
PoEs e. beat Dwiaht Porter st. George 7 C-8.t,
?: Davis se.br.1ht : and CO SO 81 al: a; v.
6riaht T. and {. c. Ga 80; Alexander Monat Cres-
cent A C.. beat j. u. RhoadoH Jr Seabrght T. and &,
c., 8-3 Diminished
Among those present yers Mr; and Mrs Mcdonald.
Rowland Davis Mrs. nllborn, Roosevelt Mrs w. ".
Miss Giarkson, Nla cl.Ikson. Miss smu. the Mise;
Boehnenn. Miss Post. Mss BYRD. M and Mrh C. Ii.
ChAttneld.
The sun., 1891-07-16

Kingmnn Also Among tho FavorItes Thu
Won Their Races IIaud,ly.

Won Their Races Haudily.
CHICAGO July l5.-The favorites at Warrington Park
to day four Of the sevsn Of the others
going to to chance. and two to 10 10 shots. Tho
weather fno and tho track good. Tho chief
OF the day the Dearborn Handicap at nine fur
longA for threeysarolds. Tho starters Donatea
li3 (Overto); Valera Ils R Williams; Pbilora IFS
tThorpe>; Homer. III (Ailen) Melanie. los tEnssa;
War Plot loG tGoodale, and Lorenzo 1903 L. Jonesl
Donatelia ruled favorite at to l. and he won in .
spirited finish half length from the econd favorits
VALERA the California colt Homer at to l.
third. Time. i:5sh Place odds-l to- each Donatella
.nd Valera This ia the winners second Victory hero.
and appears only be smart colt but that
ot SILVER Stone the .,, h.f 2, p:
seven: The California colt santa Gaia ina, was tho
.Si's hs:.ns;s" Sa ais hs.assss ras:n
ss.sy .esa
rssi s::: -
tile te1s y1s .na
Is be Plea: BY three lenr!n' & ON m ne7 to shsnes
o. on &A'f oad !"iIS an.
a y ss 4 tn, :.sa:
II Length sc. sF@% tn'a to &
formed ~, rs'a in =, mil. and
"a H %,.ss sos'ns f.ss's il
@ Ia.s Time s'io Place odd.~i S.rs. a'o1 Sto ST
Ths second part Of The maiden ..ey.sro!d race
sn% fs su: ~ assn @ aIis Msss E 8: s:?ss:
To"sh two sna,hs M i"r ssc"nd Ssi'hsr Of a tic
%: f'fi: s 'i sas. 1 fsH sn
sn.nss Es ensi. as "A ps,ca %eo..SS Ss S s,s 10
.ssS 1$ $s: s"S.4s!:.
Eli KindiR = 10 Red Light
The sun., 1891-07-16

Bosros. July l5,-Bayard Thayers 4Gfooter sayonara
arrived at Lawiey's at $40 yesterday morning from
Newport, II. l. Tho sayonara, in charge of Capt Nat
Watson. lsft Larchmont Al 10 O'Clock last Thursdsy
morning in nm breeze, aic arrived at Sa
chem Head early in the evening and anchored for the
night sho next pu. into New London and sailed from
there 10 Newport T. L.. where she arrived 3 sun.
day morninE Sio left Newport At G;t, Monday
ing Snms thick ere uuntcrod in the from
New York.
Tie SayonarA will be hauled out on tbs railway for
an overEauinp. Her Iwsprit Will DO shorten Cd
eighteen inches to assist her IN sailing length. She
Will also have small pirCsCut cut n' her nAInsnil to
make II halter. sue viii have another throul and
lie srenRtisn. considerably around the cliuinA The
Sayonara noi enter tie race OF The Massachusetts
Club tomorrow, because so cannot bt got into proper
condition.,
The sun., 1891-07-16
Tournament at saratosa.

sIaArooA July lo-fhs second day Of the nrst animal
Saratoga tournament was peasant and = large crowd
witnessed the play. Only Fred II. Hovsy OF Harvard
and Eddie I. Hall Of New York remain In the mems
SINGLES Hovey 10 the stronger man. but the uncer.
tainty Of tennis gives Hall u chance to win
The third round Was played in the morning and re-
Nsr q Nav York. sS 6a; q, 7. i!rown, Jr. beat b.
y. B. MITCHELL 6--N II-l4: Fred II. Hovey beat Il.
ssmidnis,E. L Ilsli beat o :: Brown, Jr.s-i, ei;
Mems Doublss-First round: Dean Miller and L. L.
Hall beat y Thomson and |. r. p, Mitchell. OIL
{. Mcrh..on .9dw .ns 4 MsPh.r;o3 .-.,i.e lie;
q. Depniae BY dsfault T. O. MeKelvey aud =. A. Weed
beat J. A.. seayey, and A. o. Rich; 81 10: W H.
Yatea 50 8-i: Shepard and % a. Smith beat r. q.
Richie and II. s. lde, 90 TO lC-a
The sun., 1891-07-16
Fine Tennis .t Mon ntela,r.

The open tennis tournament Of the Montelais
Lawn Tennis Club was continued yesterday Afternoon
and all match In the third round Of the singles
was ffnshsd and the doubles were begun. Tho scores
oEsrLEnENs SINGLES
srrond rsupd-C. II. Powell beat A. J. Post g.
ss-2 q II Mallory beat VI t K; r9rIer "a "a "a
r g NiIIst beat " v. johnson. at g., s-S; J. NJ.
Merrt beat =. q. Dnvis. 81. iU-a ST.
s-s G. Miiiett bsatj 81. Merrill. go s-l; j. i. no
bart beat ". Ludlow 81. +-G, o-4.
GxNILynKN's DOUBLES.
First Round-w vandsrlsifs and =: ". Cohen Orange
1. &C, bsstJ: Irving and Z Hall Carteret l. T z,
g.. beat r. AM 7 leT:yt Flushing n 4 G., "a
I. r. G.. beat T. j Nilss and s Ward Grange l.. 7 c.
"a s-S; :. q Davis Harvard toil.Re and G. C!sve
and partner by default.
The sun., 1891-07-16
Mr. DWYER BUYS RECLARE AND
ZORLJNG.
The Coney Island Fiagmnn Parts with His
Crack rilltcs.

Mr.. Philip J. Dwyer bought the fllies Reclare
and Zorling from H. Warnke yesterday after
noon at Brighton Beach, nnd they will go to
Saratoga with the balance OF Mr. Dwyers
string In q day or two.
Both fles have engagements atthe Springs.
and there are no fllies OF her ago in this vicn-
ity that can beat Zoring. Eeclare cost Warnke
but few hundred dollars as n yenrlng. and
up to date she has won not iar ~ from s4o;oQ9 for
the pair is kept private at Mr.. Warnke's re-
Tue-t but 1t ls said thai 5000 Is the figure
paid for Reclare, and ~ good guess would place
In. tot nj for the pnir at 81 5000.
Henry Warnke was, a llngnlnn In the employ
bought Recln"e. Tho brown hrauly won him
q Iorl une her first yenr on tife turf.
The sun., 1891-07-16
BriGhton's Rattling Programme.
The Brighton Bench Racing Association an
nounco the following excellent card for to- day:

First Race-Purse s5Oo; fve-eshths of a mile Fern
wood. il3. Tattier. li3; Bob Arthur. liO Lord DsL
msny. no Vintage Time MY los: nAnninaL ~ Deer
Mucage. I.t seryia, iU2; Major Thornton. lo' Gold
second M.eeGinrss soo; Ss Gvs sghths s et mill:
MY ioa Mncge Murphy o5 Loncss.er Las. my. lbs;
Refrain. 1865 Thier. T., Ios; Tradesnan ioi; jOhan.
s.r; li3; LAllah 100; Kitty fI.e Il ,Illy; 100:
Aniocrat ITO: Little Minch. lIu: Strideaway. ITO;
Cruiser. IIO; Baston. ilJ Jack Iligh iiU Houston.
Fourth Racs-Purss S. 600: one and one sixteenth
l2 Macsuley, iod Rover Iuo; Sparling io7; Insight
fifth Race-Purse SLIGO; seven eiRhths Of a mile.
Kingston. l2I; Rico. lO7 Gunwad. Io7; Nuban. 9s;
''s,x!h Knss"fsr:s sl,noo; FIVE eighth; Of mile.
Gold Wave. IS: ArnrA !,a Ioring %.
seventh Race Purse $500: .ix iur;ong. Kngstock.
Harrison ~: Mountain Peer Zee IHa; Jersey e. n Jay
ias; Tally Moran seldina ii2 Little wilIs ila; spen
DALI iI2; Idea los.
The sun., 1891-07-16

HAcxsSsacK July la-Ths annual tennis tournament
Of tho Ehylswood Field Club begun this afternoon
and will bs continued until Saturday. when tile final
SETS for the club ehampIon.hiG cup IN mens singles viii
Ksnjoiph Bolss defeated Mr.. KeI SIS ~; Herbert
CocpeI defeated E. schrivsr 60 81; q. W Greene
Sstsstsd O. l. Ho6nson d.. a.. In ladies' doubles
N,s io.!sr and Ass Loskwood won ey dsisus f,om
T. Eowry defeated Miss HomAns and Miss Bliss 90.
csSpsi d:fsated Miss Nichols and Y. r. Prosser s-s,
The sun., 1891-07-16
MILLS &"SON,


Tho regulsra monthly shoot of the Coney Island Roe
and Gun Club at Woodlawn Park yesterday had
twcntynine members to to tho scnre ,;ood shoot
Ing for the diamond medal Of tho club. and
good match shot forthe second prize TIE riehal
ny J j. o Rricn. lie killed eighteen Straight.
The second prize divided bv L. Davenpur, ara J.
schiicman Tho thrd prize was divided the supply Of
birds ciNn out
Tie score: i: Hyde. - Va DIS, y: u. p Donney. g
yarrs. .: l.. D.. Davenport Is yards 10 ". Lar. d
va,d, .; ). f. Lane =, yaras 4 ! r. yo"rers 5'
:; II. 81. Eia.tmnrhe 20 yards. 4; Ir Van Orb. II
yards. .; 6. L. Edn ards q yarrt Il; u A. Epru =.
yards, Rnnit 81 yards, i, -, ,,emnn. = Yards.
Mclaughlin - yard. 9; " Asesser ~ wards. u W.
SchuIic ~ yards \: g. erch" yards s. II. Clause.
~ yards G. Plate rs yards. II: ". i,recn ~ dS
Z; 7 Lcn!nger. % yards 4 J! G pefnin a ysr~., Il
The sun., 1891-07-16
Jersey CITY Tennis Players.

The handicap singles among the members Of the Jer-
s<y City Lawn Tennis Club have Just been concluded
Tho result follows:
e-S U.-B; A. J. Post beat W. EsGus 8-l 6-L
osorss fisldSr Jr' beat Flint Morris s"s s-a 60;
Lfsils won by default from W. ro,s; J. Evarss best
SEMI anal Round-w. J. Post bsatJ Eysrts ST so;
0sorse Yieldsr " beat Ferris e. 50 v,.,.. =
s&s-a go .... 49,. ....
scratch; second class. George FIELDER Jr and P =
ysr.s and ~ shrd S'i:. n'ts.Gnp ina nrri. "
And E Ferris, n and SO; NTH class. W. Post, 80
The sun., 1891-07-16
Lynch and I.srkIns Matched.

jimmy Lynch, the lca pound champion, and Jimmy
IaIkns Jersey Cty sizsd articles yesterds, morn.
ing box twenty five rounds before the Granite Assoc
stiOn OF Hobosen for pmrs. Of o. 500 Of hich the
winner will take Si.l The contest viii take place on
Monday evening. Oct i, ami the posted forfeit
OF S.,h each as guarantee of their appearance in
good fx.
Jack Adler 10 backing Lynch. whilo Larkns appears
10 lie taking care OF his own end The hight between
to should he and viii arouse great interest
among Uc cal sporting II the Granite Association
dos not place q prohihitive price upon tickots Il
should retrieve OF Shs sustained bY
the SlAvtn ktlrAin con lest
The sun., 1891-07-16
CLOSE CALL FOR NEW YORK.
.,r,s CURVES BArTED ALL AROUND
THE BALL FIELD.

Ev,ue's Men Placed Another
-,,,o,, 90 Their Crsdit-Chic"go Also
-,..-,,ohn Wards Errors Help 70 Lose
n.me for Phiia delPhis
.,.a By Cincinnati-Resuits In the
.-.r,,,n Associstioa and the Minor
.~u..-News and Notes.
-,. Eastern clubs will play ono more game
~. VA, and then come homo and give tho
h...i h'uy cranks OF the East chance to see
hm, ssne OF baseball. In accordance with
s'0. ..lcypectation the New Yorks are sure to
fspoh Name on Saturday In first place. and
im ,h.v are again safely on the Polo grounds
Wen N.u ,ndeed te n lively aggregation which
nN n..ss them. Yesterdays victory by tho
oAy,rle insuros them first place. no matter
,,., n.y. ,ose to.day's game. The brooRlyns
'.Inu. M unfortunate, and by losing close
e0n.u coz. ~ pit, sburgh were pushed more securely
). 70 sixth position.
,..on and his men are fighting Ike wildcats
nn., A..o .econd place. and. considering the team
w' W.. ,he old man Is making remarkable
10 ~, philadelphia is coming after Cleveland
nsu. s ,n.h and the Forest City boys will have
W., 'a,t alive n they expect to hang on to fourth
w.. The race as whole Is close and excit-
-. IN tho highest deeree.
- M. scores yesterday were:
x.v York. II; Cleveland. 10.
pittsburgh. 5: Brooklyn. 8.
Chicago G; Boston. 8.
Cincinnati,6 6; PHILADELPHIA. 4.
The sun., 1891-07-16
Inland Yacht Races.

sociation regatta took place to-day, with the following
results:
ak foot CLARIFYING was iirsf verve second Aggis r.
third Forty tyfootsrs-rsycheh first Vsrve second Thir.
tynvofooters-pinah FIRST, Alert second Vision third.
thirty tooters-Echo nrst Samoa second. Nadia third
Twenty footersMaud H. first Katie III all second.
Caprice second. Meteor ti,ird
The sun., 1891-07-16

SGIa ' ss;' on iIsS, SsS.-
y.slsnHo:i Ny o. Fs:. S,.: h: q. On
Ssss e. ksrys.u a. fssnsss 6.vis. a. Day.
base hit-Gohsn ssor.nes hits.2ainp AutSHitSn
vine III. Gillette. RsIwtn Htt By pitehex-seA4lA9.
Passed balls-Dsnais Umpirs-smith- nns-inI
Hsw JSsssT A. C. .: nAHsArrAs 60
Rain that began falling the nfth inpnS STOPPED ~
the end Of The seventh lnnipS IN the game ~ Bssaso
The sun., 1891-07-16

Totals ...... 9 10 so ~
swimming run made with two men out
Chicago. II o 5 o o Q is
Boston ............... q y O-5
Earned Euns-Boston. 1; Chicago a Twobase hit
wilmot Nome Run = Stovey. Stolen bAsss - Ryan,
Dshlsn az Double pa.y- and Lons iir,t bass
Struck out-By Luby. 1; by lutchison Z: BY staley.
wild pitch-Hutchison. Time-2 houra Umpires-fow.
srs and Battin.
CINCINNATI 9: PHILADELPHIA. I
,ciNc!..Arl July lA1Ths sentlamanly recruit from
ting tonight He did pretty well beGinner and
addition to building batting average Of 60u he par
tcipasd the double play that closed
exciting gama Attendance, l,l03. The score:
The sun., 1891-07-16
Trottiae :. Central New York.
! -
Time-2;29if. 2:,2, 2:34.
Matthew Riley WIN Drive At Detroit.

Matthew Riley VIII Drive At Detroit.
Matthew Riley President of tho Driving Club of New
York. win with his trotters Reference Lynn W..
and CLAYTON for Detroi. to day Mt; Riley win take
his horses IN his private and will drive his team.
Lynn ". and Clayton to top road agon their
record 2;ia driven by hmsef last May, Reference is
also entered in The 27 class Tho meeting Detroit
will begin July % and continue TO July a5 Mr, Riley
may also take his horsos to the Cleveland meeting
The sun., 1891-07-16
The 0oOr0:


Earned runa-cineinnatL g. Twobass hits.curtis
Smith, Hamilton fhree-b hits-La,ham. Muane
S,SIsn sIs. S..s:-NSsh.s Sss: ii.p!S. ssnais
ing v1ftia Smith. and Latham. First base on balls
By Aullsns q ~ Rhinsn 2; BY nhosn,Sn 2; Sy Cns
by Mullane, =: by Thornton 2: BY Cass,an D Passed
ball l-keenan Wild pitches-Mulans, !; Thornton, !;
Cassan. l. fims-l:ia Umpirs-Aoouaid.
The sun., 1891-07-16
The Amateur Athlete U.,o..

SaB RxcoRn
club. Ter.Ls.E@S @ . cC,S.s,., ClS.s G~ r. Ls's "a 1s
S:sassi.aa sss 4; Aa;S: Z ss5 s''f'" 4 OIL ''''
Nsi!hsr team showed sny vim I. The AIstsuT Az.
The
The sun., 1891-07-16

Earned runs-Athlsttc, 8; Louisville L fwohase
hs-Sfos: s.ndsrson. Ponovan: jsnninss Y.ssSsss
Stolen bases.Reschsr Nuvsy Donovan, JennineA
Double p,y-Gs1Ss Goroor.n and Ls5tn trsa e1ss
ptchod ball-Wooo. Struck out-Tayor. Passed ball.
Ryan. Tims-i:5a Umpire-DaviA
The sun., 1891-07-16
The Anerican Assoeiatioa.
Two OF the American Association games wore
postponed on account Of rain. The scsros:
Boston. 10; Cincinnsi. IA
Athlatfss Ynuisv;lIa


Earned run: .Boss9n :; Cincinnati Inn 49, 3 Home sun.- -
drsws Three base hit-Brown. Sacrifice hits.Dun;.
u G;tni az %hnsy pwys
Robinson: Whitney, First base on balls BY, o'bren
on onerrorsIBosIops g Cincinnati / p.sssd ba!l..Fer
By Crana 2. Double plays kadford and siFickef;
Reilly and Robinson. Cmpirs-Fsrguson- Tims-J.iS.
ATHLETIC. 10; LouisviLLy. I.
Phil AnuLrHIA July l5It rained At Intervals ltrtn9
ali the afternoon. nut the Athletics and louisviIes
managed 70 get In . inning gAmA which wss Nou
The sun., 1891-07-16

Baseball Psls Grounds, To-day.
OSghans (solorsd ohAmpiousl 6crsntons oS eoran.
ten "a, .IsFN Adm ia hsss sas ealy c'sssass
The sun., 1891-07-16

TotAn .''''.' VT !" q HVs"''','" Ut 10
Staten Island A. C.........".o Gn d-e
Earned runs-staten Island A.C. o: Crescent A. G.
O. 1irst base by errors.staten i.iand 49, Ores.
Crsseent 4. CT. first base on D.ll:-I6 Van zssI
3: on Fountain. struck out-heesfoId. HouRhton.
o'F!ynn vord Rru,h.. aamus 81 Murphy Thre: base
base Hni s,oI.n oSn sS
Deppisr Rooney. Bassford His BY pitcher-Forh Wild
pitciss-FountAn. J. Passed ball-hurphy. Umpire
Hopkins. Time-i;%@
ExGIgwoop p G, 2; srArFS ISLAND G. O. J.
Althoueh the Enalswood Field Club only secured one
hit on Powers they mAuaged to win the RAmo ~ Liv
inasinn YestsrdAY. Tho acorAi
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YOLO MAID DEFEATS JOHNSTON.
Fast PACING at Saxinnw-Lord Clinton
Sort OF Wonder.

Fast Pacing at Saxinnw-Lord Clinton .
Sort of Wonder.
SAGINAW. Mich. July 15.-Morgan Leihy un.
covered q great young horse in the opening
race to-day with Little Albert. a 2 to favor
ite over the field. Lord Clinton won as he
liked, showing ability to trot below 2;2O. This
Quarter races in Arkansas. where he was
raised. and later took q record OF LAO. trotting
under the, name 81 Clint. His sire Is by the
Allen. and his dam by livery mare OF un-
known blood.
jackson /. Case Mayor Of Racine. drove VIC
torla McGregor. The California filly Yolo
Maid is In great form. and looked able TO pace
better than h 2 but tIrfmeb m bsaf 40 n0t beeye
whom they meet at Cleveland. She had no diff
ficulty In beating the record holder. Johnston,
today. winning In straight heats.