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The sun., 1892-07-16
The Winner at Gloucester.

GIoucrsrER July l5.-The races to-day resulted as
foil ws:
First Race-Six aid ore quar- or fIrl,nrs. Milth.
wood first Worth sscOn !. Ncke Er- .niIu. rime FL
Sec"n Race-one.h.ir inie. Waltz ;frst. Robin Hood
e-Cunn. tlInsumOts hir!. Tine. q .Juil
lhrd Race -seTtn aud onc.Eah ius.onvs. Ofslece
fr-t. Wyoming second BIAS h'rl. TiInp ] 80
iuurih kace-s and Cne-hni ;urlong, iIOuhle Cross
FRS. Haaeawal second SLrH:er tH:tt. lime. Ian
titth Race IngeeluarteIs OF mile. Insight iirsl,
Bryson second. San".ritsn tN'rd. line. l:lTk
siNth kire-Six and one lua:ter furlougs King Idle
h!Bt, uAwkstone second. tagdry third. Time. -.
The sun., 1892-07-16
FRED JOHASOT,S BkNEIIT.
Plenty of sport that Was y OF Down on the


bIi.
There WAS an entcr'slrii q time at the Academy OF
Muse last night. wEers Fred johnson. EnE!and's
called tea,hsr-we'ght chamrior. was having benefit
for til. worthy purpose OF raising his passage
money 10 back holu.. !: is 10 be feared he viii
sve! BY way OF steeage II dependent urou the sha.e
be will receive to-day.
There was big gallery attendance. and tho balcony
fairly we'll rled but tho lower ot the big thea
TIRE was wei! nigh empty. Things vent a.ong fairly
well unl.! the master OF crre'onc. brought out Jack
Shelly AMI xnno"nced tEat The amateur had come
there to box Johnson tour rounds. bn: that the Eng
Hshtnan refuse! to 20 on with SkeI,y. THeTo wcra
cheers 10y the Brooklyn b", and hisses for Johnson
An oy.;,zenG:. weiisn1"n sr":: pulled johnson %
which he attacked loan OGtuurke refusing to .eG
The police; IN eosdence 70 loud cries Of Take him
ne Hinss Thy hnf sSs.ce;y t.ne ;" wnen Tom
ing Of h,s".m lie said he va. vi I,ns 70 nave ne coz
,lst other psto,; wsre to sIsrs me rsceti,. N.;n
s"i "S; s's' Dixon appear '''
Tue cto"a 10 enjoy i; and unanlmousy as<"i
sGmp,ea ~, hsd ssareey saG,,a on am"tn,F sesya
Inn nndcrs aid t,a /: would oe lea!tly 20 90 back
A con tnusnre of the entertainment wa. in ordrr out
skely again took The stage aAi ahsNeiet pI.ouTkns :
ts, ts ce". e%s. Il s si oi bet Of iG = n lie ss
purse ooianae!s Ihs ca'lh' 'he s'..efy aud Sbe.'y
neurks sgsin mouutcd ihe stage and pettionei
Capt. Gallagher 10 giNe hIul thhncc lpl1y seconded
by the crowd Ths Gap ain "hIurHte Ai,d refuse!
uuless Mr.. Lunl1y wou,h gkr hs perIniss!"n ihis
MIR. Iunlc anal i.d. ana DE0 he SaI lie could MT
accept Skehey's chaenge imsi NOV. o"cA 5se Dixon
Matches 20 ight JvinnJ Nurpny IN san snciscl.
Tuere WAS another oltbGrst wien the EhtOrtuhdto
announcer said 'lai slllv Plimmrr ,etnsrd to 20 IN
with hi. '.xo sGninst MiLe liauxn. tlmmors reason
as tLst he As IN naic against tim MIrpny, md did
not wish 10 show his torn. He would wind up with
John.sn.
Wien he wi dup cam" ths crowd exrecet tame
round "gnt. iu when rmnrr sh"w ed ~ his 60 ntry.
seen n this vIcn in me tnc Ille h"n"Is "err Al
Pln,uers and wGatever reputation Johnson had left
The sun., 1892-07-16

Doyle made 4 sensational catch Of foul ny from
Donovans bat in tho eighth inning II put SIDE out
The prediction thA, Com,skey would get Curt welch
vrriie yesterday when Bancroft und the centre
heder came IL terms Bancroft also 10 ne Ell th $
rel-ns. of Pete browning Baltimore has signed
Pitcher NicGery
Georges at wtnted, {. l. At ESQ r. NJ. good game
and the Epiphany Jrs claim tie championship of the
Eighteenth ward for all nInes with players under IT
years,
The sun., 1892-07-16
THE Winners ., ChIcnyo.

CHICAGO. july 15.-To-day's results at Wash
inGton Park follow:
trst Rare--Threr.uuarters Of a mte. Rod banner
nrst. Sls.h Enii sccont. shado. third. Tim =. ! It,
secnn! R,c--lh CrIua tors % n IN 10 l. j. kuisht
mrs NatAi- se""Ii, hon .he thiri Iime. l:l5A.
li'rd Ra'eUns mile sympa hetic Last first, Garcia
second. Errene thiri. TIuie. .I3al
Fourth Racr-'ns and one.luarter miles. Ida Pick
wics rr.i Patrick second OrTie third. Time. 800.
fitth RsSk-nne mite. hiva and .ore.et ran de ad
heat J.. u5e of Darkness third Tine. l!4,
Sixth Race--Cn. mile. Torrent nrs:, reveal second
Ella sAIpman third Tine ! A.
The sun., 1892-07-16
FeriEorA wins the sandr.nahnm Gold Cup
At sandOwn.

LONDON. July 15.-The Sandringham Gold
Cup was won at Sandown Park to-day by Gen.
Owen Williams's hay colt Perigord. Mr. Abng-
tons chestnut cold Milford second. and the
Duke Of IorlAnd's colt Raebui n third.
The race was for two; ;year-o ds. distance five
furlnngs. for t. Q eSAndrin.ham Gold ,'up. value
300 sOvArcigns add cd to u sweepstakes OF 300
foverciEns by each subscriber. the second
horse receiving ten per cent. and the third 1--we
per cent. OF the sweepstakes.
The sun., 1892-07-16

Brooklyn. q; Chicago 8. First base on bsils1oG Had
I; by iutchson. q Threeh base hitsno'sriep; pseker.
son' sncrincs h,t.-o'Bricn schriyer. stoen tssss-
Dsiy. Dsi sy Dshlen. Ryan Double pnS.Wusr,at cor
/. Uinpire-McQuad. Time-2'oI. Ntehaahce-e'"''
sllrtxoRs. 8; cisctsSsr. 2.
B.trtxoRr Ju i5.--Aftcr giving the C,ncnneu keos
two rms in the frst on n ptor throw. ward the new
short stop OF baltimore settled down TO business anu
~ III. t,pps civ bit ing won the game. Tho sooe:
The sun., 1892-07-16

The first match OF the annual series between the
eleven OF the Philsds ba Cricket Club and cricket
contingent of tho New Jersey Athletic Club took place
yesterday afternoon on he rket OF the New Jersey
oval at Bergen Point stunts wero pulled before tho
local eleven could finish Its second inning In the nrst
inn nR Jfrseymen signal victory. their mar
gin being forty.one runs. G. Ellis their crack
bowler look eight Of the vis ing eev.n's w,ckss at
cost Of only sixteen In Iheir second nniug the
Jerseym-n gathered tytour for nine wIcketA
Ths score of tho hrst lnR follows;
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Spurtaman's Goods.
Fishing GMhls.
MARsrEus EAs WORMS.

Sand worms i2e. do, White worms, c5c. dos
Dohsons 8sr. dog. shedtsr crabs MAR3lLRSs
celebrated nt.laurswood striped bAss and fishinr
ssnts rod t2ss Ash AMI jsncs wood holio" butt anl
extra tip bass rods Sol Split bamboo ay and bat roiA
si,ssnp Join;ed oameoo rnas s5c. mp best quaAty
bOltow-p pom hsokS sngie Eui, 100 doE double. Loo;
treHs. Zoe; iply. 25c leaey treble sat leaders. s
leugths. sc each. SStnch bisss mu,'ipiyinr ssnrr
handle reel holds go feet Is,hreAd me lHO Sekn'
PlAL. NJ t,P'yinx I.ts ssc. up: Hn1N.r and n,,'.-
bocL sthrc,d Ssc.; +thrs.d. CSC; lb.thrs'd, idc
ls-IEfsst bSc.; 2ithrsad. soc s,nEVrs 70 re- ronn
4oc. F.shns pAuta 81. Everything 20 delight sh'
anger. In quality aud priea
SEND STAMP roR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
j. .. MAesTEKs. 80 Court st..
NsAT ClIy AkIl BRookLYA Open kTsniAsO
The sun., 1892-07-16

FRS. base on errors-wcsh,ng:on: Left on bases.
Washington. q IcN eand =. First hAse On Oalis-Cn
KiIIem & oh tiarks II. =. struck out-By fili.n. 6;
by Ciarescn l. Twobas. hit--iimmsr. Sacrifice hits
Hoy. UConnor (2l rmpire-MitcheL Tins-2 hours.
rn,LLprtrHiA, 8: LOUISVILLE. l.
PunApELrBiA, July Ih.-Lo .isville rnn up aFainst
day OF hard luck in meeting the Phiauephns on their
TO pitch for tho home club. and the vsitnrs were
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PresiLen, Cook snss rhn: $4,000 and No
Exp-nsr. IL All he Won OGer.

TRE Sun was right in It's conclusion thnt there was
something quc.r about the $500 purse Alleged 10 have
been hun.uD ~ the Ca ir1ria Athletic Club for "orge
Dixon and LoNnny Nurphy to contend Tor. President
Cook ;elrgraus that be ha, ma aie no such offer. and
wou d not sty- over So 500 and no expenses
The sun., 1892-07-16

BAY HEAp. July l6.-Yesterday the nrst time tha.
Sullivan has stepped upon the scales since he
training In this vicinity When the big fellow and his
training party arrived the afternoon OF July
be weighed $50 pounds. Yesterday he weighed hut 22a
pounds showing loss OF eight pounds In nine days In
ciuding several days st.up In outdoor work. This
quite satisfactory show ns not only Trainer Casey
but to Chari.y Johnston. Jimmy Wakey. PM! Lynch
Aatf Ciunr. Frank Moran, and LIE Townsend the big
pres nj al weighing time
sullivan. ,a.sy anu Ashton took a long stretch on
the road to-day and Altogether II wa. the seve est
Day work John has As yet done h-rs Last ight tho
big fel renamed out Of bed later than US q for
the Pu pose ot ssuiyinsp NJ, nsw PAY ,SaMa iiar
nnisned BY Ed Price; the New YORK law, suii,an
will spend souie portions OF lis remaining evenings
here In study.
The sun., 1892-07-16
PennsyIvaia Railroad Trains TO Monm out b
Park Races

Leave Desbrosses and Cortlandt street Ferrioa New
York az IL 40 ". 1900 noon and IL 80 T. NJ. every
Tuesday, 1hur.aay and and % %s.,yrdl{ during tho rae 4
SiIU A. NJ, viii op at Monmouth Park Junction on
race dAyt: also the hslfhsnday special ltaying Se~
leave New York on SATURDAYS Tor Monmouth TArk at
l'n r. NJ All special trans are equipped with Pull
man pArlor Cars.---idr,
The sun., 1892-07-16

There is nothing its equal for re'iev-
ing the SORENESS, ITCHING or
BURNING, reducing the lNFlAMMA-
TON. taking out Rt0NESS,and quick
Iy bringing the skin to its natural color.
BEWARE OF lm7ostion. Take PoNj'S Ex.
TRACT ,n'y. See landscape trade mark on
but: wrapper. Sold only in our own bottles.
All druggists.
rUND'S EXTRACT CO.. rs 9TH Av., NJ.
The sun., 1892-07-16
GREAT SPORT at POINT BRhAzn
Rehus Villas the Biurhsm stake aud
Changes Hnnds Twice.

PHILADELPHIA. July 15 - Twelve heats be-
tween the trotters and PAGERS ended the flrst
meeting OF the Grand Circuit to-day. the
horses being kept at II till very late over the
course Mt Point Breeze.
Tho second stake OF tho week. for 1925
PAGERS, had been carried over from Yesterday.
the four heats belug divided betwcon Rehus
Linden, and Joe Jptt. When this was called
the odds were So to So on Rebus. with
two hrsts in hand. After q lot Of scor-
inc Linden went away fast, and Rehus
threw toe weight on tho turn. so that
he was Unbalanced and unable to get
near the STALL N. Allen Lowe. Patasoo and
RuLe Burrows were behind tho fing, the long
scoring being too much for them in the
scorchinS heat. The three left were nll pretty
well exhausted, but after linden led to the
distance Rctus camo gamey on and won the
long attic in 2:2lh. His share of the stake
is $1,000. and with it goes Il silver cup pre-
sontod by Harry Goodwin on behalf Of the
bingham House. for which the event il named.
Soon after the race Jaco, Livingstone. who
has owned Rcbus. sold him to II. A. Bach OF
Harrisburg for $4,000 an Mr.. Bach iume-
diately transferred the geidinG to George
Senior. prominent turfman Of Chnlsea. Pa.
for $3.50. The PAGER goes int" Id Odel's
stable. an! has tw1 stake engagements at
Tho 232'i tr9t; the second holdover from
ThRsHy Th.1 Hy to nndu ss lin in tact T9rs IN afH
i%%i'"i yGed among e tI%c e"ain5s, 'isudd toCie
iHsYy iHsyh haSh H'@ Jim VII WsSn N ins fs a,s rosnd
the turn in the ,lr7t heat iin.wocd Iatchcn's
mis- hH Of Balt more. r ii,e diver oi the former
was hurled vi9'ently against the fence !hG
blow IN 'cNing him in-en .h.le. He was cnrrcd
off ,,ack. and soon recovered, except for
{. ..nck and some bruises ahoEt the hips.
TE" wYun'ed marshal caught the runaway
to- 10 drnTn after the second heat being much
distressed.
rcctrd o. mako close cont-s at. a ut ong tip
coming out on Ain" lust before tho start. Miss
Alice had toe, mu;h spesI ior Tue lay marc.
Next week the sulkes will be busy further
the Grund 1 h Grcut tp meeting at % bsn s
| rival attractions that divide the stables which
have conIeted mere for two weeks.
Summarizes.
ESS Ea$sa + . 8 8 G&:.,s5Tga 'SRs
l.c s JET r. y h,.;N @ wilkes tF"r'hI 3 a.
Iss;|% :$ ls:$ T$.+.,. f$s. s.:;, At: A.
Hasf fsss$. VI. Hss: sis $ ~. .:i7 Is i.si
Clandius. CHI. g. by Hsmblstonian Tranby
Bella W,!Gs. m. tw.st.). .).......................a
A!cy9n M Sr. ca; {, u
Berord, b &. (N"tcalf, ....................b dis
| 2:cT pace; purse $1,000
| Budl Doh!e. b. e.. by Abdalnh Jr.
| uunic., ...............,........2
| Jim Wilson. Jr. G.. by Jim Wilson
|
| Naltc ". :. by e. Jackson).......1 4
J.na.- kuite. ct. III .esJ..............6 ro
wake Eye hr. =. s.lkoster)...............e dis
! Tyo. ch .. IN, Coy. ....... .........."s DIR
| Gray Rc'. e. ". tliaNfeDl. ...,.......I Or
| Link ori rutc,en b r. tNeguriaI.,...o 3 I DR.
| fme-22"I,. 2:254 223il. 2.cbh. 2:24A 2:cGS.
| 2:l:t c,nss: m Sc 81 900
| MIS- AI"e h W. by A.cn atnra a(wccks......".1 l
diamond, g thr. ste') )...............'......S
l.ne-2:i3}. 2:2o 2:eiS
The sun., 1892-07-16

Earned runS-Fhiladephln. a. Home rnns-Connor.
Delehanty, Clements. Thrcetase nit-pei. hanty.
TwNbass hits-Clements. cross. thce ht>-Tay.
lor. Pfehcr Cierents. Biss stoten-Brown ,2.
Thompson. Riley. Double rsys-Rtley. Hal man. and
Connor; Alien and Cnnnor. Lett On bases Louisville.
8 PhllaleI n'u :. struck ou,,whts,rr. Taylor; Hail
VILE ,: Philadelphia, A. First base on has eaver
j2, Connor, Taylor. Grim. Passed bnls-Grim. /;
The sun., 1892-07-16
BROOKLYN. 5; CHICAGO. 4,

The 4.57l persons who visited Eastern Park
sS:tsrday upon .l9 # the second
va; fsyorod. one could E.t Lelr LHt be salts,
Was pitchers battle; Then iorat least hai
sn anoG G9ra1na5y gam tn: rght, turned nt"
t '0s work. & Hat nsw Wien Ss 'f%r%n"t r%%s To To
nsdIng. the tAnsonian. acted as thGush they
made by tho home team: farro,t the lat".t
E. a sy ans% s" ga g. IKE +g
Inning. bu. this wa. caused by 40 sy
thrcSs the made 'ff,%" W at
Tss i ssms si4stsdI oii ssts.a;ly we'll WI; "a;
tSses mae the rfss nk " Ero"Eyn anG s s"ae
%H%p issS ,as oat To%s bay e Is
left field for two hqses Con Daley hit. nut
erhriyyer threw wild to first and Tom DAILY
tSt battle sroG. o. thT twirIsTs MHtSHiS9n Ruxzsd
tion. DALEY made a, nice catch 9f, 2 high i"ul
:ersp and SHa snssssd in io% thla Hr
Gou9ls 1hs pafS addsck male hero s9 Of mss
and % Ssors HaaaoSs could f move nnS tn IN
th..ns e his right Hs Isepeysr.t th- ball prsttly,
In tho ninth inning Dahlen was sent to first
on Lalls. Ryan struck out. Anson made good
solid three base hit, Dahlen scoring Tarrott 5
attempt nettod him three hasos. and Ansou's
the tenth.
The sleysnth inning was very exciting. With
with Q good two. harger. which put Chicago
khsad by sending Ryan home. Then
out Tom Burns hit Tor two la bases s'i 10 'iH isf'
field. Hutchisop sent Brouthers tn first On
balls. 0Brien hit a iy 10 Ryan, Tom DAILY
again. Brouthers Kept on rum g, as Wilmot
fumDled the ball. and Big Dan" also got
home, thus winning the game The score:
The sun., 1892-07-16
Yachting Gossip.

The Marguerite of the Atlantic Yacht Club Mr.. y r.
Slnlmo monds the winner OF HE mrs. prize IN
the csUn catboAi class the larchmpnt regatta on
the foura OF July And not the Aura or An,a ~ WAS
reported by the papers tue fo!iowtnt morning.
Ban HARIop. July lb-Tho neei OF the EasterE
Yacht Club dressed ship at noon. Ths tAptsns Aeld
M tinE ~ ocIUck Aner which The Meet was dsbAnd
ed Some sf the y4chts viii remain here sewers. d.yn
Tue day howsr and stRers VIII so TO Rogue Island
The NAyN ard viii FstGrn 10 Beverly. The Aovsments
ef the others V not JET Determined uto1
The sun., 1892-07-16
ta HV EVOIN
CINCINNATI.

Farncd runs Baiimorc Twsbsse htsI,VnIshn
I'm. az, h,lIs-jn McMahon. :: OF Chamberlain. 2
Isft on hr"s.- Rsi'nnore. Z. Cincinnati strnck ont
NV NcNahun 8; by Chamberlain. 3. SacrthCr hits
OSeiii sucker lIit by pitcher-storsy Dou&s piay
-Rntiu,ou and Shindle Passed ball-Robnsnn-, stolen
bases-snniie t2j. slovey. stricker. Holiday Time
so. tMpre-Lynch.
IT. LOUIS. 20: BOSTON 2.
Ro,-os Inir lb-N,chos WAS wild at the start to-
day and after he found the plate The vsiiorh hiI him
win ease making twenty clean hits Boston could
Il, nothing with Gleason. The hcldng Of Giasscock
and a catch by Carroll tho features The score;
The sun., 1892-07-16

Waliy Edwards OF bay Ridge says that ho will run
anyb"dy between ls md ~ DID nve.mils race
the TAT ar acros. country fOI $40 eide. Edwards
has Authur sed Richard Hransy Of Court and Degraw
streets Br0oklyn to make u match II possible.
The sun., 1892-07-16
Co,,-s,. Yacht cubs Special Races.

A series Of three racer have hetn arranged by the
Columbia Yacht Club take place satu rdsy after.
noon. od the cinb horse at I'ghtyti 9Th Sresr and
ud,on River for tbs rorpos- OF settling the question
Of supremacy and dnerenc, of opinion TO the
relative merits ( III. crack twentyfoot racing cat.
boats belon sing to the clib
Tn nrst race Of the series will be sailed to-day at
o'clocr The contestants viii be Mr.. NJ. Nicholass C.
T. wills. now hold ng tho chamJ ionship Of the club Mr.
G NJ. Ern"kss Dolphin. and capt. u. hctIil ms new
Willis tost Mercedes,
They are all b-irg put into tho best condition and
will lie handled by tie bet 'al' on the lhU
course will be trisn.r n oil ihe club house. m
teen miles in lcngtm 10 M to bc awarded 10 tue
winner lAnd- -oms silver ,uD, suthbiy cngraN" ~,
ard vii b. on hi DIt the cub uusu until al
the ser es have been decided
The sun., 1892-07-16
ENTRIES ron MONMOUTH PARK.
Hish-cia,s Fields to Meet In the Stake
Eyentp.

With Sir Walter. Don Alonzo. and other high
class two-year-olds named to start for the
Tyro Stakes and such speedy milers as Tour
namcnt. Raceland. Picknicker. Reclare. Rus
sell. and Rex to meet in tho Midsummer
Handicap at Monmouth Park this afternoon
the management may rest content that tho
attendance will be very high in the thousands
sir Walter hns won great deal OF money
already this year. and he is asked to give some
The Baron. whose impost Is tut 10S pounds.
showing 10. OF speed In tho cnly race for
which he has started The Mldsummer Han
dirnp VIII proha ly ha run over the straight
course and II is safe 10 wager tn { | 50 will TO
!eaten. Tho remainder ~ the Programme Is
inkreI ing with the e'akes noticed.
Ihls IL the programme In fuli:
First Gacs-tre" hama cap sSrsrstnLes of $40 cscN,
with 81 ,tsH added. II " to second
The sun., 1892-07-16

Monmouth Fnvk Races on Tuesdays. Thurs-
days. snd Saturdays VIA Reading Rail-
road Sys en-.
Ira leave station Central Railroad OF New Jersey
foot L'6s.ty 81, at sap do;ao, n 20 4. NJ; 1890
Sandy Hook route from Pier \. r. at $500, 40 A.
NJ; ie;i6 90 r. N. PArior cars on all special uAlnA
The sun., 1892-07-16

Earned runs-st. Louis - First base on srrors. .
o:i !: it. icai, frst base on bnll. N,ehos 8; ~
Gleason l. struck out-Ry Gleason ?: by Nichols 2.
Hon. r. n -w.rien 1wo:baso NJ s-Carroi, e. Glass.
cock Long "a ri!ce h1ts-Csrroll. TUCKER. P.ckley
iowc rnruthers stolen bases Carroll, Werfen Brodic
CSruthers, D"upl. plnya-Tichols ksly and Tucker:
ntth-r-Ry Nichols, 2; by Gleason, ]; Wild pitches
Nichols 2. Umpiro--HuSt. Time-l<7.
WASHINGTON, 3: CLrvrLASD. l.
w,,rrscroS July l5.-wild throws by Ciark.on, Zim.
mer and Cbt.ds gave the Washingtons two .uneArned
runs in the fourth inning to-day which wera suuicien
q
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rotAls. .6ll 81 10 s

hits-Burke Tiernan ta Fuller Inres.ha,s h!t-Dono-
fisrnan. o. oRourk. Bierbsuer. smith, Farrell stolen
eases-burke ~ Ewing t2 noye t2) hoyle c. Fu.ier
(S) Donovan Bisrbauer ln) 6hngNrt (2l FIRST base
Sails-on Crane, J: on ssldwin, 5 strIck ogt-ny
Crane 3: by BALDWIN 4. Left on bases-Sew YORK. 10.
Pittsburgh 4. Fra bnss on errrrs-Ne. York. pits.
buryh. :, Doubls playfarrrs! and Berbauer. Passed
bAll-Boye. Wild pitches Crane. !; BALDWIN, 2 I'm
plfA-Qlnney, Tiiny-2:<5.
The sun., 1892-07-16

Tommy Sutton Of Newark and Charley Moore Of
engac Driving Park " b. have signed articles to ght
at iU5 POI nds purse OF 1900 and 500 side July
25, within atty miles OF sinEAc Driving Park.
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Eastern A sso cla,ion.

Eastern Asso clation.
Utica. 9 Ia
Ilbany................. 1 2-7
Base hits-Ctca. 0: Albany. II. Errors-Ctica. 10:
Albany. !. ritchers-suivan and Daily.
rLNIRL
E,mira ra......................o o o-5
Biz gil am .................o u o o 0-2
Base hits-Elmira 0; Rinvtamtou. 7. Errors-El
nirn, i; BinRhamton. 8. Pitchers-tricken aud InkL
Troy Observation-Disclosures. o O o o o o OIL
Providence .....-............O o y . o o-6
Base hits-rroy. u; Providence. IL. Errors-Troy.
8; Providence = Ptchers-Welch and bnrr.
BUFFALO
The sun., 1892-07-16

Gam. forfeited to Buffalo owing to non.appearancs
Of Rochester.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-29

Amos D. Jones has entered suit
In the 37th district court against
Samuel Maverick for debt.
Mise Marie Hernandez, as Jose
phine," H. MS. Pinafore. 500 If
-Ch,s. G. Weooer, as Captain
CorcOrsn," in n. NJ. s. Pinafore. If
"A good deal of horse racing is in
dulged in on River avenue. Avenue
D used to be the race trace.
See Will Tobin, as 'Sir Joseph,
In II. NJ. s. Pinatore. 500 If
-Muth's garden drew q crowd last
night and a pleasant dance took
place.
H. NJ. s. Plnafore, benefit Clerks
Mutual Aid society, Sept. and s,
Grand opera house. $50 II
-Sommer's garden held large at
teud. ace last night.
II. VI. s. Pinafore, benefit Clerks
Mutual Aid society, Sept. and g.
Grand opera house. s % II
The Sommers' garden bowling
club is taking q rest for the su miner
"A private note from Castroville
today says Medina City lad 20 vote.
more than Hondo City for the county
seat.
The new city clock keeps railroad
time, being regulated every week with
the Western Union.
The PASTORS association did net
meet t1is morning.
H. NJ. 8. Pinsfore, benefit Clerks
Mutual Aid society, Sept. 5 and
Grand opera house. $50 {
Mrs. Bias Kulswik celebrated hel
18th birthday anniversary yesterday
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-29
FURNITURE
| q MIST 40 o
And Is Going if Prices Cut any
Figure With You.

We need the space, so our en-
tire stock of ParlOr Furniture
must go. Price no object. Other
dealers will not be in it this week.
Parlor Suit of 6 pieces with
walnut frame and wool plush. Re.
duced from $4,000 to $32 80.
Parlor Suit of 6 pieces, in. sol.
id walnut and hair cloth. Re.
duced from $500 to $4,000.
/ Parlor Suit of 6 pieces, in sol
i'd walnut and tapestry. Re.
duced from S45.OD to $500
Parlor Suit of 6 pieces. in an.
tique oak and silk plush. Reduced
from 60OO to 5000.
l Parlor Suit of 6 pieces, in an.
tlque oak ane silk tai estry. Re-
dueed from $500 to $4,000.
l Parlor Suit of 6 pieces, in an.
tique oak and silk TAPESTRY, with
plush trimmings. Reduced from
$1,000 to $3.50
l ParlOr Suit of 6 pieces, in an.
tique oak and and silk plush. Re.
duced from $4,000 to $500.
al Parlor Suit of 6 pieces, in an
tique oak aud silk tapestry. Re.
duced from $780, $3.50.
] Parlor Suit of 6 pieces. in
cherry, with silk tapestry trim.
mings. Reduced from $S5 to 60.
1 Parlor Suit of Birds Eve
maple upholstered with silk dam.
ask, pieces. Reduced from S75
to $500.
l Parlor Suit of 5 pieces. in
cherry. with silk plush and tapes.
try trimmings. Reduced from
$4,000 TO 1900.