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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-02
EASTERN MARKETS.
sgw YORK srocx xxcHAxas.

NEW YORK, April Lin tho stock market
this morning the bears endeayored to make
some capital out of the Italian complications
and held stocks down at the beginning Of busi-
ness. but the effect upon prices reached no
farther than the opening. The market then be-
came extremely dull until afternoon. when
Evansville a. Terra IIaute rose from III to III,
and sugar advanced the belief that an ar
rangen,ent had been made between the trust
and spreckeis. The market closed datl and
firm with insignificant changes from last night
Sugar is up IA.
Government: bonds, steady.
Petroieum-May closed at 12Sxc
MONEY AND ExcHxSss.
Money on call, easy: closing offered at .
Prime mercantile paper. Sol sterling ex-
change. quiet and steady. Goday bills, AsJs<:
demand, $lssl4 Bar silver, eeSsc
EoyDs.
T. s. As registered .l2ls,I. $. as tcoup.l. .lo2
U. s A. fcoaponsl I211t4 Pacific ox... LILO
u. s. 45as fre<y. 49,. 10.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING
Wheat Active, But Prospects Of
Weakening.
DAYS WHEAT RECEIPTS s CARS.
shipments and Receipts Of Merchandise
Large Yesterday-Trade Active,
But No Change in Prices.
TIDES Al SEATTLE HaRsoR ropAY.
HIGH WATER IoW wATre
.. m f. ip. m #. sa- MI IT. pm. #.
-. 30 ID I..-.. ...-.ta 5 OF 1o1 AS So
AT PORT TOWNSEND.
30 20 i----.i------s Az 10 4os o.
SEATTLE, April 1, 1871.
Exchanges at Seattle clearing house amounted

MARKETS.
The wheat market has shown considerable &C
uvlfy for few days past. No. walla walla is
quoted at 1S979c per bushel The indications
are mat the market will soon weaken q little
aeslefday's receipts at the elevator of tho Seat
tie Terminal Railway 4 Elevator Company were
nve car loads. Other grains are rather dun, and
pat little Is moving except what Is being handled
by 1obbtng and commission houses. Receipts
ana shipments OF general merchandise and pro-
ouce were large yesterday and trade was hrisk
No change was noticed in quotations
GENERAL SHIPMENTS.
During the past twenty-four hours goods and
merchandise have been shipped from seattle in
the following amounts: BY rail- Northern Pa
citc, J6o stons: Columbia &sPuset sound, 10
tons; Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern. 10s tons
~ water-OccideEtal, 2. 100 tons. J. r. MELON
aid, 81 tons; ". +. Monroe, IS tons; Garland, %
TONS; Wasco. . tons, w. r. Merwin. - tons,
Eastern oregon, 10 tons; State Of Washington, Is
tons; Augusta, L tons: City of Seattle, ID tons
Bailey Gatzert, u tons: Delta, L tons: Wash
lngton, tons: Clara Brown, tons, Michigan,
tonss Clty OF kingston, tons; Grace, TONS
lola, tons; 4. Il. Robinson. tons; Buckeye,
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RECEIPTS.
Produce and merchandise have been received
ut the port Of Seattle during the past twenty
four hours a. follows: By rail-Nor.hern
Pacific, $50 tons; Columbia & Puget Sound,
50 tons; Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern, lg.
tons. By water-Ciara Brown, - tons: Waseo,
State OF Washington, 10 tons; w. h. Mcrwin. 7
tons; City OF Kingston, tons; City of Seattle,
tons; ". +. Monroe, tons. Total receipts,
SCI tons.
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surplus $4,000
1AunrcH WcNicxns :. frssdens
- 80 = : ---....'-
oenorua bau,1ne buuanea $4,000
muAH snd teaerrnuhse exenanxe nsynbls N N -
'sas''ai s. .ss s s .ss un'''a sat.
THE sxAzrL8 NATIONAL RANK
cArr.Ar.........................saso.esa
-
=. r. SALIARD......s...... vcs. President
uncorporased'
unrrcaCE IoAya
Securities approved here. No delay.
Rrnnrh ofJ3ce-f, Gilman block Se1ffIA f(3xsz1nA
aoor main Entrance
Hame o0sce-wajls Walla Waeh.
~-.--- Ils VI ali streef New YORK
Eastern ofnces: 20 water street. Eoston.
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Capital stock, $4,000.
H ~ ~ IL ~ -
s =. ct matte n upon .ppli ca
u. ~. WHEELER, PRE-. ~. BARnY, CASH
John =. osxHAxoEz, vIcE-raEs.
mHE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL. RAwY m
SEATTLE.
0y0ECT0RS.
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EDUCATIONAL.
r0EALs BOARDING AND DAY
~ - gifis win reopen January 5, 1891:
tencherH, special primary class being
~ennmence February 1. For particu-
q ne principal, Miss Cheat. 612T Column
aR PRACTICAL, CIVIL, MECHAN-
1ne. Engineering. Surveying. Draug1t-
rtnre, Assayiny and Navigation, 170ls
- Portland. Or. and 723 Market street,
-. Cal. Established 1854. 4. VAN
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Ihrou9n Puilman Palace Sleeping Cars. elegant
sifie Tacoma and forssnd sree cAl nsv e
rnll information corcerninz r.tes, time Of irsins
ton 70
"A 2. cHARLroS. Asst. Gen. pa..s Ass..
4. cnILEERG. City rsssensssr ana TIckes asens.
ssnthsast corner Yssler avenue and Commercial
I. A. NADEAu General a emf and Depot rsckes
Agent Seattle depot, foot Of Third street.
TO SAN FRANCISCO
And All points II
CALIFORNIA
vlAshe III shasta route 81
.HE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
The enly route
THROUGH CALIFORNIA
To all points
EAST AND SOUTH
FEE SCENIC HsurE OF THE PACIFIC coAsE
PULLMAN BUFFET sLEEPERs
PULLMAN TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Attached to exrrss trains. anardIns superior &C
commocations Tor secondrclass passengers
Fer rateS tickets. sleeping car reservations,
THOMAS a. GRAHAM. District PASSENGER Agent,
T. p. ROGERS, assistant General Freight and
Passenger Agent Portland. Or.
SE*sIrTFILEE ~ LAKE SHORE . EASTERN
March ~, 1891.
s.,...s A.,,. LIZ Seattle Ar Seattle.
seare xnsrorfe:. Fairheven e:I0ppm ,s. vo pm
way s:!s am e:lop m
e,,u :, -. DAILY s1e1'1 su .so ! ,o.oo
p.. prrs.,d ~ .,...-...
dsisv csch wav ~ "sin
aI Es.w wee Irco"a ana Anacof'es' two trains
Through coach between Seattle and Blaine.
=: = ~ :: .eas. :. r..senee- Axen.
p<xr.
-. - 1-,.
THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK, OF
, $40 Up capital $500 0o0
...--......-....,.-........- So0O0
Buv and .en s,r.s.r ana aon,...,c .x.n.n-..
Hn;s.c money y tsssraph TO all cities IN the
for our isciies sor nsEins escsaom ara con
v;: Prssdent
L s. j. HUNT s FRxUENTHxI
,o,,r.-o~rrwr-
Hofhscbtsa F,sr.. Erenh,a, . e
Hnscn y 70 itsles III rssnnaors a ; l. von
fornis: Chicaro Commsrefsi Estsara1 psnE.
National s.nl. - -1.
i
Occidental block Front street, Yesler avenue and
-
Incorporated December is. 1883.
nAIIEY GATZERT President
ap Sur Kenny second y, ice. presidens
Jas. x. HAYDEN: Manager, CASH er and secy
wN. E. BAILEY. JOHN COLLINS.
Interest ailowec per annum. Six per cent on
ei p b, declared last days OF May and No
Leans on real estate security
rrvrrp uoprov !. RI p.vryn.
ryronpop .rrn ,ea,
surplus 100000
President w. . lam
kee-r restceht.-- A. A. JENNY.
ashier.......-..........F. r. VAN TUYL.
siaht exchange and te,erra,h,, tr.,sear, =, xar
iotk, Snsaso, 81 -. raai. San francisco Por:-
ington. Oregon and British
sight bills Of exchange on London available else
wne i,. ~ Eaiope.
Bonds. stocks and other vaiuaoles received on de-
w Po.ATEp.
el2 Second street
8 Per cent. interest paid on Savings DeposstA
Per cent. interest or e-mcnths CerufcateA
MONEY LOANED on REAL ESTATE
General Banking Business TranaactsdL
BANKING HOURS:
10 a "a, 70 8 q m (. Sairrsays 10 q n. % ] a m
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TRADE AND SHIPPING
DAYS WHEAT RECEIPTS s CARS.

TIDES Al SEATTLE HaEBnR TODAY.
HIGH WATER LoW wATEg-
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SUGAR on THE FREE list.
NEW Yozx. April Las today vas the first on
which the relinsrs get the benefit Of the removal
ef the duty on the principal grades of raw sugar.
with which refined sysapsAthize.. there WINS
much more active business in the latter. Con-
snrners in the country had held OF few days or
bought close to actual wants IN order 4, obtain
the benefits Raw was reduced this Horning 90
sc net for fair refniax 51ze net tor 81 test cen
rrsfrgals tsIHfe2 Is fre for mulas4es while re-
sac for powdered aud ssse for graduated.
MERCHANDISE
Hcps-steaiy and DUH
conee-O psions steady SOLO polnts up sales
were 6,751 bass, including April st $l7.ij; May,
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Sight exchange ard teiegraphic transfers on New
York. Chicago st. Paul. San Francisco PORT
land, ard various points in Wash
.ngton. Oregon and British
Columbia
Sight bills of exchange on London available elan
where In Europe.
Collections made at all points on favorable terms
Bonds, stocks and other vaiuabies received on de-
pcsif for safe keeping.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-10-30

snchSSy the statement Of the attending pl,s.
siciap, or the physician empieMnsi hy The
b0Grlof lhaalAh, he shall immetliaeilys canse
" besrcted Rysllow flag in d censpicuous
placr slpon said promises, and such iia.;
shnllvsnmain ilaising the continaamae,of Ind
disease, andnssil the house or lslasc where
such disease existed has been ticsouehly
slisinisc.cd and Feansed.
sKc aG Noarrson shall move snvsmall!
po&pr dipthetia patient Soln am Elouse or
rlaae within VIZ city limits withcut the
written consensiii the board of asaalsh "a
theiCisy
6Rc, lI1. No pfrson5withouta xxmirfron
the heahh officer shall knowingly narry or
remove from ONE building 10 an4rher, or
fromanS raiiread depot 10 any house, OF
trem any riilwus car 10 any hause, Or
thRcsiEhthc public streets Or alleys within
tiarcis Limits, any person sick of als' com
taaeoHs tiisease,sor the body of any laTson
s''sst "'shtAs svsiss'seuus en n'iiilcV-
tissls dises'se.
src is M pprx,n I'M, N. ,.r,,,.,,,a n
pursue aE basiupss N ,ccunat;o,, n, ',,,s
city thsst 4 dangerous II ;lctrime,,tal ,aIIiss
or health. lana eycv. .ucb b,siuess shsll n,
pronrtly discontinued
s
delisar .anr person II, the cisy any a,p.
wIioiesomc watenacr dultesnte,l yo;lk n,
min k,,awn M su,,l ,,;Il IN ,,,;,,.
eoMs e''a' afe lea on sssll' siasnant rAtnr,
s'lrnAse e s'iilef lise substance, nor ats
psIiser or cheese made from such milk.
shc- ~ II ~ person - = sels expose asr
s'l'', u oi1sl iaf sale q aellyef tor hliiap
' 's.ss paoeaa4 '''iiNel sis'aseo ~ isao
meat lssillsFys llsh or gania. q ihe iiesh q
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-10-30

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Land UlIlee a Oregon sag. OregOll
llrs. IN, lsgl
Notice y hereby given tllat The i0ilDyiIlgnalned
ssIei ilils aea nntce u biz iIltesliiuA Ii mike
iiflal pfupf III ss0Ft og bis cIA.t IND. slat suI
pFgof Wi ls Inalte hefaFe EIle Register aId R.s
eeiyer u slse Land 0fice 1t siregon tiily. IN.
egnti, On Dee. u, isgi VII.
fiFi.KIia ], hous,
Pre ernpsiun d r. No. 71.ssl. for tlIc liz i. II W.
~ u 1, 4 y i. He names ne ilIIn;gir9 VIII
iifsse n pfuFe li continuous fe.icueo i,s,,r Mi
VI aaId land VII II, Il. Gamerml
n leTflf ~ y. Cameron an 4 j. II tsag 4, ali
q "a a'aEiiast Linn county. tiFdHor.
!, Z. ArPEHs0s.
ksxissef
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-10-30
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~ ssrsilhanEe n pf0teet the public health.
sad n prevent the spread of dangerous or
easssasepus diseases within tile corporate
J limits IF tile city sf Lebanon.
TnE fAuFEn pr TIKI err or LEssaxos Do
0RnAis As FoLLoEs;
Szeftos Il There shaIi IL kent ii the
Marshall office, By fhe Marshal, and under
llireatisn and supervision. book III
Z Sll shalA II entered the nalns md place
3enes ef Any Iarssil within the said
y is affected with any of did dis
~ FlaaltieIel ii this ordinance.
~ Thers hereby created Beard
p Hsalih fpF tha eisy, consisting If liz
MagurI Marshal md standing committee of
tlie foUAaiI on heaIthand pslIiee. The Star
absl shaIl " = oiiieiO health officer of shei
els
SF ?. FIIe Boarsl pl Health may. when
N i deemed necessary. employ lllly-
ssIaa j skilI aad experience q Fisit and
ssiBe fsFs0nssi siak FstIi an5 Infectious q
sksts disease ID tEe eitg, or ID certify
II sassse II aealls uf aiiy person, and to
IL nm board II aily matter relating Is
ssAath II slsa elty. sigail physician
III sAs.i1e slieh compensation IS Tie
iagHaI council Ifay think reasonable fof
saiii services
EFE 4 IiIe health 0Ilir@ shalicausa nil
esAas ii afl9gIa5a Or ssnalllNlx brought III hs 4
sslslet IL IN ssainiiIed anli lifeIAFl Tho result
II iEEl ezanliAatiottpsh Basssss IF Health \
u 8lIaIl NJ visaIaslt md aniEYe ia seseeting
as.d senseViDs Ill easses Ol disease, aisd
mali I'LL That alI persons VioIatEHg anysOrtli-
alusNA ~ KtlltloH ID tlle vasiph0fIptb-
II HseAlzh ii sh4 eity afe duly pro4eeuIcd
flI#Hsios
Hill Every police oiiiear 0r night
Walal Ilaxlag regular tmat sE;alI III az.
diiiEia i.@aliil inspector, but without extra
af zlIes#HsE ShotsIa sueh officer observe
Jill s.sS building, promises III any street
aiier as ii# Fsat il Ii i aouaitian oticn-
sEls FahIie taaItl. IL Ahal imInedi-
" saFHFs sha same u The health officer
18th eis
I'll 4 Il sIsaIl IA The slIity oE each l,lis
iEi Il sle eity pf Lebanon 10 report to
asailEg II wflsina every patient
$50 Esigs lasaFillg plsdeF cholera ii
3a issbesIH. splloia FEVER Ileasela,
III &sfg, 81 aiis dangerous or consage-
4zs ii aNF klIi liilEne liasals 70 ~
sz.52s4sz IL ffte {fEi t.4aEes.s afsef Id
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-10-30

4 head calves, | fresh milk cows and
ealves, brood nIares fand five years old,
sl2 acres q landlo rent or Tor salf, inquire
y PeieasJn 4 Garland, Or A. 5Iildredt at
taFn 6niiies south of Lebanon.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-10-30

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's'' = s''SA' ~ 's'''
| sxc. y That il a. hereby niadc che tuty
"a ne nN'ier q 'eenupanssui any house,
store ''talding er sanemeA II said city,
wherein amy ressof may hhve the small
pOx, diphtheria, ~hclcral scarlet fever.
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conts.,.,,s a;sas.,l \. a.,; ,,s,;sS MI II
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scyer \ yvls.w M, NJ, N ca.,s .,e NV s,,.ss N,
cholera I'LL, IL III a,s,,sr ,sas ,,l,,;,. MI.
n s.,,ne .onsn,,,,,,.,,s ,,ls ,,'a ''1''s n.
premises ehere I, ,,,,v ' IN. ss4,,, \. ''
pnssiuu ~ ill., str.,.ss ..o, \, Y,
a,,l N s..sr Nv. .,vl,..- W. nv.
fhouse bu,g l,,,~ .,s s ,,S,c,, y,Sl, WI VI.
neglect a ss,S, xo.s, tE..s N .,,,,,
visied. j, !. NJ F.5s a,,aas \. ,i,,g
Marshataf IA .,as, ~
formed If tbe is,.,. .sss ,;s.s3 L.
any house. seae .s..,aa3. IN
cause such tjas \, N, .s,i.I... 4. N,
ton provided aSd S,,,b H,@ ul,,..hn,
placed III she ov NJ z s,s.,.,,ss si n, n. WI
marshal oi tl,e eitv Sl,s. ,,,yt, I, ~ s,,ah
person having sreIl tl;~.n.e sl,nll I,ava ~
Tar recovered that no ,lan,ner sp,m i,,eac,;t,
or coutageon SINH rer,aiu suah An. a.all
he not less than one ioot wi,le I,y I'M MI
one 4haif tect Iong.
SKc D. Nd person wbo shali ,,,ye a,,y
contagious disease as clirspera,ed II tbis
ordinance, shall a. out III luil,lit II pass
fronl house Is house, III building
70 building, Or appear ii ans stree,
aisey or OtiieF pubiic place III said tity, lin-
u he Or she shall have 10 far rerovered
'heretsoa q y preclude any VIA All san-
sa I, n lilsrs'oh q en- communicating u
Y ss.' a,ssass z e'hef persons And II tiie
Il WI ~ n IN ci'y siall ses g be iii'fEqe'l
Il; ...s iS.4 As's,k At IT. i'f''slssgsis ~
s.,s s''a.i n III ausy lpciltse
\. . s.ssas n .''ssn ''l,ie'llaleis " w
sEseh residence be not witlsin tIie div lifs;ts
hen 10 such place IL Till Mayor Mi ehsir-
nof The committee oR health and ,x5lty
i4ag direct
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,s,,sa t..,i,.,ls IN ps''s y WY sssse
,.I,sss;,. ssa,ss's'A Y saia ei's
a,.l,. ,;s,. f.su.' s''.s l'Ase eeii sl'k a
~ 'sa,.A' ,s. s'as.eaia u e''o,ef''' shHil, %
ach disease, forthwith destroy ~
urnitts Or hnrving tI,e elott,;n.
ioFn by sucI person d,ring
,1nh ai,8Ir,,sss .,..sl,. il \ .s
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-10-30

u Ordinance selatiag 70 the renDral Of
animals from wiAiiin the lihnits cf
sisy nf Iabaias.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-10-30

Attest; gro. " Rros, city Recorder.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-25
Washington. 0 o 304 900 Is Is
AiLlefics n q q ! n Ia
ALL HAIL, COLUMBIA.
Yale and Harvard Defeated in
Best Time on Record.

Best Time on Record.
NEW LONDON. Conn.,, June 24.-The
weather this morning seemed unfavor-
able for the Yale Harvard Columbi
freshman boat race. There was such a
strong breeze that the water was rough.
and the officials, after consultation, de-
cided that unless the conditions inn
proved the race would have to be post
poned until afternoon and perhaps until
Tomorrow. AS the morning advanced,
however. the water became smoother,
and, to the delight of thousands of spec
tatorS who had gathered to see the con-
test, the signal was given to prepare for
the race. The course was two miles on
the Thames. from the navy yard to the
railroad bridge, The water was calm
when the start was made and the tide
was running out. with a slight breeze
fayoring the crew. There was much de-
lay in the start and the boats got away
rather uneyenly, Yale and Columbia
having the best of it.
All the crews began with a fast
stroke, Columbia and Yale 40 and So;
Harvard, 81. They kept well together
for the first half-mile, Columbia being
about length in the lead. In the sec
ond half mile Harvard fell away until
LicIc WeIc lnIte leilplnS between ncr
and Yale, who was close mp to Colum-
bia, both crews squirting at 40 strokes,
Columbia's stroke being snappy, and
the Yale men could not keep their boat
steady.
Harvard did bad work. and her shell
drifted toward the east shore. There
was no scientific or fancy rowing in any
of the boats. The positions at the mile
and half were about unchanged. and
the final squirt only served to increase
the lead of the two forward crews over
Harvard. The finish was a scramble,
regardless of fine work. Columbia did
less Splashing than Yale, aud finished
pretty fresh Columbia increased her
lead to three lengths and won in 9:41,
Yale's time being $685., ana Harvard S
9:56.
The result was a complete surprise.
as Columbia had not been considered
''in it' by any one who had formed his
judgement by the practice of the crews.
Columbia'S time is the best on record.
In fact, all three crews made fast time,
owing to the wind and tide. Harvard's
steering was very bad, but she closed
up the gap near the finish and was only
a length behind Yale. The Columbia
men in town are celebrating the event,
and have forgotten their defeat by Cor
nell last Saturday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-25
Gloucester Entries.

First race, mile-Eon. lie: Monterey Pa.
ran, Strideaway, stockton. 1C8.
second race, three quarters OF a mile,
Spring stakes-Victory. Charade, Rex, Air
plant, Delusion, lis; Ermintrude colt Bare
foot, Kinda Dwyer, lis.
Third race. mile and an eighth-Lizzie, 100:
0dette, Vivid, Tulla Blackburn, IL; LIN
triguante, 102.
Fourth race, Coney Island cup, mica nd
half-Come to Taw, III; Potomac, 105
Raceland, 127; Riley. 122.
Fifth race, mile and an eighth. handicap
Loantaka. 1874; Sir John, 119; Bermuda, 104
Kenwood, 102; Lizzie, 100.
Sixth race. mile and three-eighths turf
handicapped Tray. 1871; Masterlode, 12S;
Warpath, 112; Lowlander, 10; Virgie, no;
Blue Jeans, 10.
SELECTIONS.
Eon and Strideaway, Victory and Kinda
Dwyer,T Blackburn and L Intriguante, Riley
and Potomac, Loantaka and Bermuda. Tea
Tray and Masterlode
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-25

capped whitewash to-day Twenty-six
Of the home nine had been put out but
only one scratch hit had been made off
Mcmahon when Radford cracked out a
double and Brown triple, scoring two
runs. Attendance, $50.
Boston. 0 0 0 0 0 % 8
Baltimore. 30 0 0 0 O *-3 2 2
Batteries, Haddock. O'Brien and Murphy,
Mcmahon and Robinson; earned runs Bos-
ton !, Baltimore 1; two-base hits, Ray, Rad
ford; three base hit, Brown: stolen bases.
Wise; double plays. Stricken and Radford,
Robinson and Wise, Stricken and Brouthers:
first base on balls, by Mcmahon 1: hit by
pitched ball, Werden; struck out Joyce, MUIR
ply; Duffy, Johnson, Robinson, Rapp; wild
pitches, Haddock; time. L 30; umpire, Kerns
CONSECUTIVE LINERS.
WASHINGTON. June 24.-Washington
punched their hits in third and fifth inn
ings. and, aided by errors by the Wis
itorS, were enabled to win the game to-
day. Attendance, I,400. Score:
n III. r.
Washington. o 3 4 o o Is Is s
Athletics 30 0 l 1 0 l l Is IA 3
Batteries. Carsey and Lohman. Chamber
lain and Milligan; earned runs, Washington
.. Athletics 3; two-b base hits. Larkin, Milligan,
Carsey Hines 2; three-base hits, Lehman,
Lark1n: home run. Dowd; stolen bases, Muir
phy2 double plays, Hines and Dowd, Cross
Washington 3, Athletic 1 (; hit by pitched ball,
LarkIn; struck out, Carsey 4. Chamberlain L;
wild pitch, Carsey; time, hours; umpire,
Ferguson
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-25
THE TALENT BUSTED.
Favorites Dumped the Money In
to Bookmakers' Hands.

y dtOf1tCS ~ pCu tlc u4Oncy lQe
to Bookmakers' Hands.
SaEEPsHEAD BAY, June 24.-Up-
wards Of 5000 persons were present
here to-day to see the heaviest card of
the meeting decided, and before the aft
ernoon was over it is safe to say that
fully two-thirds of them wished they
had stayed at home. The weather was
all right, for magnificent ocean breeze
blew through the grand stand; and the
racing was good, too, but somehow or
other the fayorites were not successful,
and as good thing after good thing went
wrong the talent assumed weary faded
look that tGld only too plainly how fast
their pockets were becoming depleted.
In the first race they picked Eon as the
horse most likely to win, but the best
he could do was to finish third to Cor
rection, to l shot. Then, to kind of
even matters up, His Highness, odds
on, wen the second event, while the
third went to Judge Morrow at 4 to /.
the fourth to Lepanto at 10 to |, the
fifth to Banquet. the favorite, and the
last to Tammany. a to l shot.
First race, sweepstakes for three-year-olds
and upwards, Futurity course - Starters:
Correction, 90, S TO 1: Fairy, %, s to 1; Eon
III, IL to s; Eclipse. 81, 30 to 1: Dr. Has
brouck, 81. 30 TO 1; Volunteer III, ITO, II to !;
Worth. lGe. II 10 |; Kitty Van. 105, Is to / !;
Judge Post 81, II 70 Il Houston, los. 30 TO /,