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lisneoe 2atter.
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II nh COlllus's Death.

The announcement. Of the death Of Hub Collins was
received all sides with expressions Of sincere
spectators ut the game yesterday spoke regret.
fully Of the sad event. admringy upon
Hubs record both and on the bali field Each ME IN.
Der Of the Brooklyn and Washington teams knot
Of Grape on the LEFT arm a. mark OF RESPECT to the
~. Isms,n.. Miioh were embalinsd Trday !, J
!. O'Clock ,ns Broosiyn players VIM go to &c house
Ilei, dead e"m,ads Ye..sraay mo.ninx ,he onis.n.
and adopted th. following r.SoIa,ions: NV ,s'a
:" BRooxLrs. May -. 1872
81 I'm. F'Ss ss
am s. ar NTH a hsn
lie club S.sc,.s'y =. defeat, osntinss have Gee,
beat Sul one good victory soon srncs al! reroec
edga the hand Of tho Great Master has been lad
ssrer %p1s asen. Sne che na nS% ias9s
ssa he spp.I:: o. ma,sdes car never
ranks with suddrnness which warns all Of strong
paS VI nc %ST a 81 ~" !"
weeks avo HUB Collins was the prrsonicnlo Of health
:" @od.rn yo:ns .,hieir a" oIjes; u I'D
his nonoraGs oppoasnts
We AZ know how yalantly aud we'll he filed every
cary N or n. season he had coyred
" Hub Collins I'm. been called away too soon perhaps
Tor Ns. Dut let Us nope not 100 kOOn Tor MN.
Ills departure came ey that 10 ha ri to
renHe FULLY at present hnt the tuit Of MS
taking on viii come TO Is by and by.
III is with kindly. sincere. and brotterly feeling
therefore. that We he meniers OF the BROOKLYN base
ball team OF 1892 desire pay tribue OF esteem:
ana admire ton to our late associate. manly fellow
true Gentleman. IA sincere friend knowing no such
thing az fear ready always 10 do Es utmost achieve
sn% snnins ann .way Of admiration
credit 10 his prof-ssion such n man 10 /. HUI
collins and knowing him 50 well reGuest and de
mana Tor him hike rrcoRnion from all friends lie
mr. iOnA! game throughout the land
e To his young wifi. anu child. the aged mother the
good sisters and brothers in his distant Kentucky
hone We extend all that sympathy and I'M ion
which earliest men aH! devoted friends can
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THE RECORD
DROoKLYN. q; WASHINGTON, 3.

BROOKLYN. u: WASHINGTON. o.
The bsbai crank vii pursue, his iayGrts
mat will ksep him away from q game WI, when N
yesterday, the varied assortment OF rain areas
and spuall centres that have hung around this
ton. and tho sun came out and smiled at, the
drenched and iorlorn condition OF mother
earth. 1000 enthusiasts rushed 70 Eastern
pnrS to see a. game between Ward $ men and
Danny Richardson's Senators.
The game was one OF those see.saw affairs
score anj twice did ne Drookiyns forge ahead:
ragged. and Knoll had good reason to iesl dis.
conragel. While Huddoek pitched very care.
ss he was SSnS SH Ss hts and at
tho iirst inning. Alter Harris fiy had been
ioal hy Tor Setiairs joyce hi to ppftrieh and
the latter slutched mud. grass. and air. but
Broathsrs saantered sareIessIy to the plate
sMa ,hat T. Of his ast
pitch. but Burns's fly to Larkin nut az end to
s ans viii, trsh cat ' s. RsaC sa
sent grounIer TO Corcoran who tried to sit
down and stop tho ball at the same time. ile
aowncas! ~ Stealing both second and third
bases. Hoy's single scnt Radlord home. and
ds Rp snEe se, Fss put Mo
y hit would have made matters Interesting
Larkin raised an easy fly for Corcoran. Dunee
was sont 70 nrst on Dalls; At that point Dono-
yam got ratified and ran down to third pushing
Hoy Of who was easily caught between bases.
The Brooklyns took the lead In the NTH.
scoring u run on, Rich4Edson's tumble and
singles by Haddock and Hart. IL the seventh
the senators threw IL couple OF runs at the
Wonders. COrcoran OHened with u line single
~ right, and ran to second ON u mufY
OF u thrown ball by Knell. Kinslow's fly was
taken by Donovan. but Aaddock made q
scratch single. Hart sent a grounder to u
rich. who sat down and tried to throw. but the
ball went ten feet from Mcclure. Corcoran
scoring. Haddock reaching third and Hart
first. 4 passed ball let Huddock IN. Ward and
Joyce died at first.
In the fast half OF the seventh the Senators
piled up three runs and again tied the score.
knell was hit by II pitched ball. ana kadford
went to first on balls. With two men out Hoy
and Donovan each hit safely and three men
crossed the plate.
Brouthers opened the eighth with one Of his
customary liners for q base. Burns was sent
to first on balls. land o Bren sacrifice grounder
advanced the runners u peg. Then Corcoran's |
single to centre drove IN the two winning runs. |
The Washingtons made one last effort In the |
ninth. Richardson and Clrich made singles. |
and an out put Richardson on third. Radiord. |
who had forced Ulrich out. started to steal |
second. and q bad throw Ivy Kinsiow let Rich |
ardson In. Hoy ended the game with u strike
out The ground was very slippery and good
play was difficult. The score:
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Results OF Lntonin's Ruces,

LAroNIA. May "a Racing wa. resumed today on =
very heavy track. Tile card light and tho sport
rather dun.
The first race at six fnrOng had six starters Or.
ville 1OI iBrttton,. was the favurite 8 and he
won by four lengths from Le0nitas with Nipper third
Time. :2IA.
The second race was sailing purse at furionys
Red Prince ~, "A. clayton Mt 3 to easily by
four lengths from Capt Drane. Eugenie third. Time
The third race was spin OF four ami half rurlouxs
for two-yearoids. Lookout 1OS (Brittonl, fnvorte,
mt to j. won by two lengths from Fay s. second Mid
way third. Time. UlA.
The fourth mile dash The Hero 80. tLilly
at to against. won easily by ten lengths from Old
Pepper. with Lillian Lindsay third Lillian Lindsay
could easily have been second but Britton pulled u
and Ohi Pepper came up with rush and beat her by
The NTH a dash Of six and n half fur!ongs
Well Used, 100 Thorpej. at = to ] against. won by
l:S2.
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BROOKLYNS ARE CLIMBING.
Wards TEAM mas A COOP CLUTCH
On SECOND PLACE

.Assoa's Kush checked by the Fiusssrehers
Brooklyn wins from the washtsetoss
Philadelphia Heats Baltimore, ~.
Louis Downs CLEVELAND, ma Cinciasati
and Ioni.viiie via Ons Each.
Tho Pittsburghs had the honor OF checking
tho triumphant upward Night OF Uncle Arson
and his winged colts. and by their victory
helpcd to better Brookiyn's position. Wards
team lie now we'll intrenched In second place.
and by a continuance Of their strong play
should make 1t interesting for tho teams which
aspire to high positions in the race. Cincin-
natl. Cleveland. and Louisville fuctuste con-
tinually, and through bad Weather New York
has como to standstil!. Tho scores OF yes
terdays games were as follows:
Brooklyn, =: Washington. 8.
Philadelphia. 4: baltimore, 6.
ST. Louis. ~: Cleveland. s..
Cincinnati. 2: Louisvllla. / first camel.
Louisville. Z: Cincinnati, lsecond camel
AZ Bobtou-Rain.
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A LADY ADVISES LADIES,
A Fer Sccrcts from Her thea Experience " htsh
Can Ne Practically Adopt bv Ofhcrs

Can Ne Pro,itobiy Adoyt~d BY Ofhcrs
I know u charming lady Who knows mora
beautiful and attractive women than any o,hsr
lady in this city. In conversation recently she
said: often. feel very sorry when see a,
many beautiful women 40 delicate. and suffer.
ing 80 much. I think ladies do not exercise
the proper care. They do not eat nourishinu
food. they arc careless OF their feet. their
necks. their Ghosts They oren the door for
diseases and those thousands Of troubls.
which 80 often affiict womankind hut worss
than all thoy allow their life and strength In
run down to low ebb. / thought the ma,ter
over carefully and decided what would do
know l needed u gentle. constant stimulsnt.
something that would assist my vitnl forces.
keep my blood throbhing. and act AS a tnuie.
decided to try DntIy's Pure Malt whskey.
and its effect has been simply wonderful. do
not know what pains. sickness. or weakness
arc and am satisfied ladies' generally could
be in the same happy condition by a Proper
use of the same means"
This lady's remarks are entitled to the great.
est consideration, for they are an indication Of
what hundreds OF ladies have found to be a
necessity. 1t should be borne In mind. how.
ever, that 1t is only pure whiskey which should
ever be used. and that Duffy's Pure Malt Is tho
only one which receives tho endorsement Of
scientists and the recomm end ations OF physi.
cians. Do not allow any druggist or grocer to
induce you to take any other.
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\ IriaI ct the Iuelc;a.

PRESCOTT ail Buffers new centretoarder lielca had
a'r'h' on the soGni On sunday afternoon Mr. Butler
All" hfr designer w Gardner. were board and both
were very much pleased with her showing The Hslcia
mas been uit for cruising than rnc,ng but IL Ia
ear. >'' 80 49, ''h"'"- '''
n- elca 81 feet over all and m feet on he water
nnt ner extreme beam " feet and draught 3 feet.
~. rgged like the Needle Nameless and other rnters
OF the Gardner design but carries very large main
hhll, her accommodations are very rne. She has n
s ,or saloon forecasts sieerage, and lava
nnry; There are three berths In the cabin forward
Is ,islca is painted black and looks very handsome
as sue noafs on The water. She was tried IN y
Eooh stih wind on sunday, and travelled very
fast she sierred perfectly. and carried her sail OK
tremely well. During tho afternoon she had n brush
with nswald Sandersnn,. new rntsr ryxle The latter
neat the lecln easily hut then the Pyxie Is racer
and u hnu Ike n streak Just now. MIR. Batter WIZ
or ming OF The s.awa ,6aEa cor1,t6ian cub House
Paddy Mcbride the clever i2,;pound boxer, ~ again
AFTER Jimmy Lyncis SCALP. He IA with challenge
70 tght lyucl. fnr 900 side and the largest pnrso
Ohtainhble Mcbride Is to have she 20" some
Sn as soon as convenient. II Lynch means husineSs
hcbrtls wants him 10 put up 800 ut the WuafateJ
hs"s once this week.
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Another s,i'Iionaire 'rura,y.

SAN Francisco. May 23.-Young Charley
Fair. son OF the bonanza millionaire. recently
decided to purchase u stable and go into
racing, To-day he paid $D0,OOO for four
horses. paying $4,000 for 70 FL Rey. two
year-old. next to the highest price ever mid
Tor two.yeear;old. Other animals bought
fairy J. Thornton's Darebin-Carre G. colt.
70 n hey Is by Joe Hooker. and Is full brother
p W Tambien and halt brother to Earl OF
Del !tey., He WAS bred OF the FL Arroyo Stud
OF Theodore Winters In Nevada. N'""
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GLOUCESTER May 23-First Race--seven. eighths Of a
mile. Can't Tel. first. rrodigal second. Jersey third
Time, / :3S.
second Race--one. hait mile Return FIRST, Bright
Eyes second. Kari y. third Time. Oa55.
Third k.cemSiX and ha,t iurongs smuzger first
Fourth Racs-foir and n hair fnrongs. Leveller
nrst. Mary N. second, Bryson third Tine. l:Ola
Firth RarcOne mile. Sorrento frat, Darling second
Pocatello third. Time. b4A
sixth Race-Five.eiVhths OF a mile. Aguasco nrst
Cloverdale second. Anarchist third. Time. OStl
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baseball Notes.

John Manning.-Address John Bright. 153 Prince
street.
Manager Van valkenberg of the Allerton Club would
like to lear trom James Galiayen.
NV Brunswick. May 23.-Thc freshman class Mt Rut.
gers stil carrying everything before them in Attn
leics To-day they defeated the juniors by the score
OF Sto =.
CiSriSSAri May 23.-Treasurer Ashley Lloyd OF the
Cincinnati Club returned from Louisville this morning.
and he brou. ht the OF the reeaxe OF W. T. HALL
gan. Harry sovey will be signed II his release be
sec ured from Boston.
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NswnunGm. May o3--JudNe Charles p. Brown he's solA
his fine Burgess yacht Choctaw to Charles u Everest
Nicc.Presidcn. Of tho Vacuum oil Company Of Roehse
ter The bost has been taken to Lake Ontario BY vAy
Of the Erie Canal Mr. Eycrest 10 understood 10 have
bought the yacht ~ the interest OF hmae and othsre.
Tho Yacht Cinderella Is said To have purchased
the sano parties Alfred HAYNES yacht Kara viii
be put IN cOinn,ssun Mr. kAyne will sail for .uropS
after the yachting season 10 over. He haa removal
from bis winter quarters In New York 20 his home In
this city.
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Baseball Games To-day.

NATIONAL LrAGrE AMI AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Boston vs.. New York ~ Bostoii.
Brooklyn W.. Washington at Eastern Park.
baltimore W. Philadelphia at Baltimore.
Chicago VS.. Pittsburgh at Chicago
Cicy Gland vs.. st. LOUIS at Cleveland.
Louisville vs.. Cincinnati at Louisville.
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or errors, chicago. q F!tisbuIvG. 2: lett on has.s"
iu%n 1 r.o q OF baEMn s,1aci oatay ,nlnpsI
hits Dshen diler ni-rbAuer smith S.crin,s hits.
Arson. DUNCAN. Canatan, Cooney stolen bRses-Cana.
aud SchrNer; SnuRart ana Becklcr Wild pitcb--Bali.
WIN. Cmpire-iiursi fine-l4n Ausndnnre--3,OUV.
ST LOUIS 81: CLEvILiSp.5
CLEVELAND. May - Miserable work by Davies the
Cleveland pitcher. lost the home teum ali chance to
win to'dAy's game. The score:
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Earned OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. g. FRS. husc on rrrOrs-.
Baltimore, j iniiadsrhia. Z. Lett on bases-Balr,.
more, q Philadelphia $. First bnse on bns--0n Nc.
MahOn 3; 1H ktcfc. >. Struck uut-By Mcmahon =:
by kcete Three h,ts-connor. Thompson CIr ~.
ems. Twr'bnsr hts --Drlrhanty Hamilton Snind-
Sacrifice his-Shindle. Whistler Pickett CO. shocl.
3 Glen bases -Baltimnre. rhiiadelphs, ], Double
Whistler. ilit by pitched bah--hy krstr. = Mn,.
titrh-AcAAhon. u upires-tiunsnn anu cross. Tim.
u 30
PiTTssCEGu. .: Gu! AGO. T..
CHICAGO. May ~ The "ro:s'" long string of viz.
tories WAS brok this afternoon, the TtsburRbers
winning OIL terrinc sluKxing, ad-d ami abe ted BY
glkring errors by Capt. Arson. Uahisn The
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bros!!yn 4: Washington. l. LEI, on bases Brookiyn
on Kns!i. struck ont-By lladdock. 3; by Knel l.
Twobase hits-hrouthers. MCGUIRE. sacrifice hits
Oprien. Larkin urich. Stolen oases-Joycs co. Burns
Noy bon.yusn Radiord 81, Donbl. plays lialdoc.
Richardson and I.arkin. Hit bv pitched ball-Kne.i
Sim'l9Ww Mild Hi,ches-Iadd9ck. i KneIi y Passed
PHILADELPHIA. 3: bALriNoRr. +.
BALrixoRr. May o3.-The Baltimore team WAS not in
u today with tho Phisde lphias, sRd lost easily
AcMahuL WAS hit hard and ttne.y. especially III Tho
nrst inning Tim keefs pitched "a strong game. Al
tendance. ]. S6J. The score
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Wet Ground. 1t Ro.ton.

Bosrox. May 23.-There was no game In Boston to-day
account Of wet grounds The New Works were
ready and anxious to play. but the Boston manager
vetoed the proposition Tomorrow there will be tw
games Tiernan's hand has so far recovered that he
will be able to play to morrow Pat Powers vii! send
KING and boyle against the Bostons IN the nrst game
batteries will be Nichols and Bennett and Saley and
CANAL
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Lipschutx Wins the Mach.

The fifteenth game Of the Lipschntz- Sho-
walter match did not materially differ from its
predecessors. Showalter opened the contest
with n Ruy Lopez and had good enough
game. hut by bndly managing his time. got
into trouble. His hastily made thirtleth move
was hlunder which lost the game and match
Atertwo more moves the KentuckIan resigned,
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The journeys from Madison square Garden to New
England yesterday was brilliant success upon the
birds part but for the It than fail.
ure; inasmuch as unwauanted confidence In the wire
ana lack OF faith ~ the birds Kept them from noting
tue timers until after birds had arrived home IN
every loft. The best time certihsd Of Mrs isnI
" MILAN Hayden. at ~ r. H., gong ~ speed VI
about 1875 yards per minute. "
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CAMDEN. N. j.. May 23.-This morning the
Camden county Grand Jury found q true bill
OF Indictment against William J. Thompson
ior maintaining disorderly house In running
the Gloucester race course.
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6outherU League.

At Mon Ho,nery Montgomery. ?: Birmingham. O.
Al Mrmphis-Memphik, q: Macon.
A. New Otlehns--Sew orleans, 2; Chattanooga. D.
At MObile-Mobile, I: AtlAntA.y v.
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UNIVERSITY ovrESSsYLvASIA o; UNIVERSITY ov MICHIGAN.
PH,LAnst Pi,iA May 23.-The University Of Michigan
team with their hrst defeat this morning Al tho
hands Of the University of Pennsylrania boys.
The game only ak innings M the Michigan boys
had TO leave for Easton The score;
PenntylSahin. " q ''-S
UNIVERSITY oy MICHIGAN. q: LArbrEIrv. q
FAsroS. May 23-Ths University of Michigan nine
arrived here shortly after o'clock thus hferhGn from
Phtiadeiphia II was. therefore late when the game
began and O'Clock struck before their brilliant vie.
tory was won. Tho score:
Iafayette ...,.,......O O o . q o o o 90
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Il Cincinnati. . stolen bsses-Browu. Mcrhee
0Seiil, smith, Double plsy-Comiskey (unassisted)
rmpirs-gmsie. Tims-f:iS.
Louisv,.lr. Z; crsc,sSArt B-sscosp sixs


on error, Louisville. .: Cincinnati. 4 First base on
Mull.ns. thrss.bsse h,,.smith Sacrifice nit.n
bases-Brown. drim ~. Lenninss stery. Holiday,
Coniskey. Double piay-smith. McPhee. and Com
istey. Passed tali-.Dowse umprs-Emslie Time
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E.rnod runs.st, Louis, s. First base on errors
Cleveland, 2; II. Louis T. Left on Gases-Cleye Gland
u e w. Louis ti,:. base on Ssllsao1 Davies
BY Glsason, 2 Three, base hiis-Brodie. B6cEiey
Iwo,oass hit-Cappy. Sacrifice hit-wsrden. Stolen
ana Is6e9u. Wild Pitch-Cuppy. Passed bai-BucIiey.
CINCINNATI 2: LOUISVILLE, l-uRsr GAsE.
LousvILLE, May 23.-The Colonies and the Cincinnati
teds divided hoho IN the two games played here to-
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A GREAT RAcrxo PROGRAMME
The Breokiya Derby, the Glover Stakes,
and Two unrdicnps

The features Of the Brooklyn Jockey Clubs
| card to- day ore tho Brooklyn Derby for three
| ycar-olds. at n mile and a quarter. and tho
Clover Stakes for two-year-od illlies. at five
{nrlongs. The nino named t. start In tho
in front. at the finish. and Mars and Patron
81 ioT ts gasS 1 the ten iss
over the winning line but the race looks Ike
! apretty oren event as little Is publicly known
The opening dash for two-year-olds. with
eleven entries. ,annears. rs though the Mod.
out at tho finish in the order named. Tho
handicap sweepstakes at mi lc. Judging from
i sSM nsteroSs and rns 4 Hd ss Tor s
field OF fourteen in tho NTH race looks ike q
money as nameS af W Viz SS and "p" harp"st
last race; especially when u large field is en-.
gagged. is generally very uncertain. The
r5s pf Ss'g;n.'' % e ~ s 'i s!o 's
second AMI 800 to third; hvo furionas.
hG "a" iS S Snn Rich ard. fielding &
rnr, iT J,mmy amley.'' y, y,
~ H p; sa date N"asr.
i'E sc .sscSd SIT; 81:
STOCKTON llU Xorllng .,........ lot
Maidstone 1lH Bolero. .lOJ
Master ode. ,1l2I Rex Observation-Disclosures.
1a each w;n % n,; 40! /,
ond ami 500 to th,rd: nv, furlongs.
nhnlrpn; "..''.'..,. charcoal .............ll1
Florence Beil.,....... Prucla .,...........l1h
Joserh'ne Eliaf. tly......... i5
PrOnrety Ia Nealumia. IL
silver Queen. Mnnehpha ....,,,...ii5
o a%tFs H?SsSn a n.'S Of for %ns hrs S
second ana 800 to third. one mile md n quarter.
Beau RrLmmel.. 12n Lord Motley. .....,...l2 2
nH AUG AKRON -
ACTOR IL
COAswhn
lemplc .lss
Fifth Racr--A heavy. etyht an OF
$40 each. with 900 added ofswh.cG 500 to second
and 500 to third; six fur!onRs
Trinity - lStonene date Nell cot 10
Sold DOlibr le2 Foreigner. 100
Bustecd Capt Brown OF
onward ia
o:ric Laughing Water 105
Alderman Mac, 10 Crocus 100
sixth Race-.A sweepstakes OF $40 each, for thrce
Odds that race Of tho value OF a
with 81 900 added OF which $500 second and 100
to third: one mile.
ST. Mark DR.. wilcox
tloey
Hamilton 10 She andOah. II
Znmnost 70 Com Is
Emperor Otho. 81. Hubert. ...,..ll5
Sir Arthur III Madrid 10
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Baseball. Esst~rn Park, = y. ". To-day.
EXPRESS traips from bridge. 3: lS aud q 3O-Idr,
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kIBREL 4 PEIZE WINNEE,
The Fideiia Bowler { onriudcr I'll. Work In
The Sum Tournament

kibel Ger''es AID Ritter rui.el their inai games in
Tn~ SIS indy dual championship Tournament At the
termania Assembly i'oOi a.ys lat night Ritter
Won hot sern bur neither he ,i-r.s win pr,c
His defeating khbri vas the biggest snrprs. VI III.
lnurhaieui; ktici had GbbDru s,iuvr.r WIN
'i-rh-s anu hr winning THIS series II sure vim .r
OF a prize. Tic '
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-24

sixth Race-.A sweepstakes OF $40 each. for three
year. Odds that never won Of tho value OF 800
with 900 added Of which $500 70 second and OG
third: mile.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-24

Entries close to for the spring games Of the
St"r Athletic cub I" be held AT the Z onuds ThIrd
stree and Nest avenue, Long Isiani ,ity Drcnra.
non pay The events are lnnrnrh hnnd"1p run qunr.
Ter mile hAdicap rin lA finite ioricu race aud
mile handicap run. There VIII also lie u Dalsia
match between the Epiphany and ST ste phen ieals
New-York tribune., 1892-12-24
rH- MiDlsOy AVENUE HOTELS TROUBLES.

Joseph A. Nuttcr, proprietor Of the Madison Ave
nue. Hotel, at Madson.avc. aud Fifty eghth-St, has
failed AMI gwen up the management OF the hotel.
lie gave a chaItd mortgage on December 10 10
Theodore Schmaholz, dealer In meat at NO. 73 Third
ave, for 80 0G5 10 secure, IL Is said, promissory
note. and the latter has taken possession Of the
hotel and has put manager IN charge. Nr. Nuttcr
leased the hotel for ten years, from April J. 1891
at all annual rental Of 33O. 900 TO $4,000 from Mrs.
sarah f. L. Taylor. the owner and bought her In
I'm the furniture. giving her chattel mort
on II for 10000 The h0tc had previously been
known as the Hotel branting.
When Mr. Nuttcr ensed the Madison Avenue Hotel
lie was also running the Hotel st. Mare IN Ffthave.
which be gave up la April last Ills liabilities are
not definitely known, hut s;Jd to BE- large. aud
assets small lie has decftd, li Is understood.
call "A meeting Of creditors at present The chat
tel mort gage which is held by Mrs. Thy lOr all
the furniture and fixtures which were In the build
ing Il is said, when Mr.. Nutcr leased IT, while the
chattel mortgage held By Mr.. SchmahOll covers the
furniture. supplies, etc, bought since Mr. Nuttcr
in.