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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-05
LEGAL ADVERTISING.

NOTICE or COLLECTION OF state. county
ma school taxes IN the city Of Grand
City Of brand KApids. Kens County Micht
gan. November 5ofh. A. d. iss2
10 the TAXPAYERS Of the City Of GTand Rapids,
IA the coungy OF Kent and Stale II Miehis an
You are hereby notified that the general
tax rolls OF the respective wafdS. 0f the city
OF Urand Rapids for state. Comfy aud Schoel
Taxes have been delivered 70 me for coslcc-
tion. and the payment therein ASSESSED and
levied may be made TO me on all sumo voiun-
tarlly paid before the Grst day Of January,
ISIS. with IN addition Of one per cent for coll
lection fees And upon all taxes paid on or
after the arst day OF January. 1885. there will
be added four per cent for collection fees.
That my once for the receipt II payment Of
such taxes Is located on the nrst floor OF the
City Hail. In said city OF Grand Rapids. near
the east end of said City Hall. That said once
Will be open forshe receipt Of SUCH taxes In
said rolls assessed. from O'Clock i6 the fore
noon until o'clock In the afternoon and Of
each and every week day up 70 the nrst aay Of
February. A. d. 1898. and for such further.
time after the FIRST day Of February. 1858. a.
the common council Of said city may extend
such time OF collection not exceeding one
month.
And said once will also be open on Friday
OF every weak unless such Friday be legal
holiday. and on Tuesday Of every week unless
such tuesday be . legal holiday. from the
hour OF Z O'clock p. NJ. TO the hour ofs O'Clock
,. M, from the first day Of December l5s2. to
the Sist day Of December, lss2, both inclusive.
MARSH II. S0RkICk.
Treasurer Of the City OF Grand RapidA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-05
Waste and Want.

A waste OF flesh ana . want Of digestion.
These go together. People who cannot as-
simulate the food they swallow lust Of nsces-
sity lose bodily substance. To remedy this.
render digestion easv aud thorough with
Hostefter's Stomach Bitters. tonic famed
the world over for Its strength and flesh yield
iBx qualities. Appetite and sleep are both
Impaired By Indigestion. which begets ner-
vcus symptoms heartburn. fatuience. Irregu-
larity Of tic bowels and psipitation OF the
hraft-ths latter often being enormously
attributed e. disease Of that organ. All these
manifestations disappear when the Bitters Is
resorted 20. malaria. rheumatism. liver and
htue7 trouble are efsetuasly counferacted By
IN = superb corrective. which L. not only ef-
fecfaai. bat permanent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-05

If you want to know who
sells the most goods in our
line just watch our wagons
or look in our store.
The reason we have the
largest trade is because we
do as we agree.
We do not advertise
anything we can not do.
Our -four at soc a sack or
81 a hundred is as good as
any in the state.
In Teas we have as good
quality as any one can buy.
Our CSC and soc brands
will please the most ex-
acting.
In Coffees we defy COM
petition. We sell a good
one at r5c a poud. Equals
most of the 25c brands.
Try a sample.
Kerosene Oil. water
white. &c per gallon, 10 gal
Ions for soc. Headlight,
&c per gallon. 10 gallons
for Coo.
Good Boiling Beef, &C to
&c per pound.
Good Roast Beef, &C to
&c per pound.
Good Round Steak &c
per pound
Good Shoulder Steak, &c
per pound.
Fair dealing is the motto
that has worked up and
keeps cur immense trade.
Call and sec us at 81
Canal street
THE VAN EVERY co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-05
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO vAcATE

NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO vACATE
IN ALLEY-Not.cs 10 hereby given that .
petition has this day been fied by tho under
signed In the circuit court for the county Of
Kent. state of Michigan. and IL now pending
In said court for the purpose OF altering II. d.
Carpenters addition TO the city Of Grand
Rapids. In said county OF Kent. By vscating .
lies between lots one u and two ca and lot
thirteen 13). all in block ono I'd OF sal d addi-
ton. plot OF said II. ID. Carpenters addition
being recorded in the Office of Register Of
Deeds of said county Of Kent. That Il Is pro-
posed to make SAID alteration and yacate said
part Of said alley under and BY virtue of the
the provisions Of chapter - of the Compiled
Laws Of the State Of Michigan and the amend
ments thereto. That the matter Of said petit
ton will be called up for hearing before said
Rapids, on Monday. the 9th day Of Janusry.
A. d. 1898. At 10 o'clock In the forenoon.
Dated Dec. 5. 1892. ESTHER CARPESrrR.
JoHS T. MILLER. Attorney for Petitioner.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-05
FIGURES OF TRADE

Cascsso. Dec. The mzrker closed aat.
xita a dec.iac 81 :, - ~ Corn MAS quiet.
wssk Saa tree ssLllax holders sass . geoi
1s4l az dtsc9ers<ru>1f. 4nd f1eFe MAS frea
lsl1is4llon. sadcf walca Ihs m2rket vas
ws<k. ne seil1aE OF DeeemDer VAS noE 80
aFgsar A. ycsteftA7. ths shorts feAroa Eh-
coacen tf4ue1 % TIE casa iHLo . iex han1A
bus A4y sas sosa on the brighter Yea tBsr aad
fne more liberia movement
Closla1 prices Showed IA change IN jam
arr ara % rspss oaf pofk for the sane lao1I "A
II l31 l0a<f.
Ciosin< Dricess
whsst-bsesmoer. Tla<cs January. T2s<c;
MAJ. 7stse; July. 775se.
Cora = Deeslbsr. siszes January. Szs.c.
MAJ. sse; J1ly. 41se-
Cats = Dseea1bsr. -es january. sll<s.
N4g. i5r.
Pork-Dscem5sr. sls-o; January. Nas71Si
May. sa-5o.
Lara-Decsmbsr. tL55i January. ss.ss. NAY.
49,
savs. Riss-Dsesmber. C.z1s, January
0--3s NAY. ts.HA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-05
II. DeGOlia
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Room and 9. Tower Blk.
FOR LALE.

FOR LALE.
House ana lot on South Lafayette street.
with furnace and gas. city water. sewer con-
nectlons and all modern improvements.
Two on Fifth avenue near College,
New house with eight rooms on Ashland
ono on South Lagrave street.
Ono on West Leonard street,
One on Randolph street.
One on Paris avenue.
One on North Prospect.
One on Fair street.
Also lots in al parts Of the city.
have some me acre property suitable for
plating. which viii sell cheap OF exchange
Tor other property.
I have . farm. three miles from city. OF 70
acres good seven room house. cellar, good
.nS nsss o.
den land; will sell or exchange FOR city
property.
class buildings. soil clay loan. IS cleared and
Ill seeded. four acres Of beech and maple tim
Der. fences good; to sell or exchange Tor city
farm Of 10 acres, two miles from Hast
ings. Barry county. with Loo acres Improved.
~ acres OF beech. maple. ash and walnut tim
Der. soil clay loan. nrst class house. two large
fenced and In . high state OF cult walton;
would take part city property.
Also 20 acres. II miles from city: good build
exchange for cisy property.
Farm OF 100 acres. II miles from city. we'll
Also one of 50 acres. Il miles from city. for
soIe ut bargain.
I have large list OF farms in every direc-
tion from this city. Ifyou want farm come
In And look over my list. As can suit you-
Il. J. DrGoLTA.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-05
NORTHUMBERLAND

..Daily. Al 81 ers ssiIy es ceps essssy'
TAXING ezeef Ses. - l.ez
Sleeping fsrs On Pacific ans Aennfic -
prs SOS q ard from b~lfoIt Pnrlof eors run
ena iestfIg btfrott - lee "a aSr<vin6 -
Grand I4ssios 81 70 . n. Direct coun<cf)nn6
made NJ Hrfrpif with 81 thsouGh t<nine -
Southern uiYisen4 -
Irtp NJ Bnfees Gen. Art. - Msofue q
c. VI. EresiEs. q. p. 4 L. A.. thicaoo-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-05

Czhbaxes. sos-3c per dox ontonA G.75 Der
bol smons eC1 aud 30. se.oees.uos oranges,
tA-z54A75; sweet potatoes. "a -3s9t51; Csllfors
MA apricots. l5e per d0k, oaaanAs. Sl-5t6xu0
per bunch; clover. II edium. = .t1D7-25; nam
10th. E.2527s0 per bgs timothy seed. 5000
10; INLET. 81 l59L3 per Du-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-05

The Lac fheff va Ieselsnf s. COO nec<1oI
vi h TIRE Ere ace fn1 l. p. y H's forms a
quisk<st q most irert ssufe = 17ftebsfrn.
~ smith e. 7 Il y. a fi<se'xrc O.
C. g nfe1s setg fsss trrrt
les Esfn fisssi ftty Art. = EenreeM.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-05

Try the new painless method Of NIL
ing teeth by Robinson Dental Co., No.
8 Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-05

The famous Anchor Brand oysters
only at Dsstsntnaler's.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-05

Wire nails. sl.ss rates; steel cut. 30 rates;
gsass. r5e. Building paper. 81 TO = per roll
water proof. ST. per roll.
Lamber-ketail piece ssuf-yo. hemlock
up 90 Including Is feet mzsns. Sill: add 81 per
loco feet for every additional two feet; No. >
sddlfionai two feet 81; No. / pine. sis per
Loo feet; add 81 for every additional two
feet over ID feet; No. flooring. white pine.
sf: No 2 flooring. white. pine. SIG; No.
No. 1 ceiling. :. SO; No ceiling. x. SIS;
No. ceiling. -. so; No. 2 ceiling. -. Us;
No. 1 siding. 4 SO; No 2 siding. & So;
siding. - Finishing Inaterial-No. l CON-
moa boards. So. No. common boards. SIC;
20. 5eommon boards. sl4; IL finishing. so,
sbiDgcs-stzr. 10 inches clear. 81 per thou
sand; star A Star. 10 inches clear. us pei
thousand. No. ?. 1ve-iuch clear butt. e pei
thousand, sound butt. $3.50 per thousand
white Pine. y: No 2wSise pine. 90: ship
tlas cuifs ST.: mill cuils. 81.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-05

Be sure that the cut OF mill is on
every sack of LILY WHITE Flour that
you buy. VALLEY CRY MILLING Co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-05

euscxso UsIos sTscx YAsoA Dee. a.
Cattle Recslp Ca L0e ARM common to extra
heifers and bulls. z.4lz5
Hoss-hscstpts. E.De1s market strong And
u Ice nlx er; heavy. S.son-3oi mixed and
Aedi4Ia. 81 light. ts-dt85.y3.
sheep = kecsipts. Ic0es steady; common
- e13lce. 800 lzmbA Ss5co<l<ia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-05
sAFEs AND MOVING VANS.

RADCLIFF 4 HOLT, general warehousemen
~ Of Ill South Division street. are now pre-
pared to handle both safes and pianos prop
ery at reasonable rates A fno new van built
expressly for this purpose just completed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-05
TRAIN TIME TABLES.
GRAND RAPIDS S9 9s;a %
AND INDIANA RAILROAD.

szAlss so1xo ronsu.
AZ. frcn II; sesns
For Cadillac and Saginaw IS I'm :Ss "a
70 Traverse City ana
4ackinaW....-.-.....-....--- etoan 110p m
For tat &c ana satlnsw- 2.opm ll5pm
For Petosksy and 4ask-
From ksismSsso ana OH. 'n'"
Tssis sriivins nom tn. ss p Is s.a
.oI m daily; other trains daily except eua-
saArss como sorrx.
Ar. from IN: scias
for KaiSmssoo 4 Chicago. ,ios n
Fog ~ Wayne ana the
For c'Scip ~ = .
fsf Eslsms1co < CSissso- ii oop n liSS n
fro9 6aginaw-.---.-.-.-.. Losm
Trains leaving south * g OBJ n ana M
r n rsn daily. ether TRAINS daily except
sIxxpue AND rAa,,on can ssnvroA
North-i 10. a train has pArior car 0raoa
kspids to Petesky and Mackinaw City.
VIC n train has sleeping cars 0rane baD
6outA-7@ N train has parles cor osasa
l6o! : N trsis Sss aries ear oraaa RApias
s@ N train Aas was,a Sleeping Car
orasd Rapids 20 Cincinnati
eraaS R. q 70 chissse ''
MUSHROOM. GRAND rapids 4 IrpIAvA
f f1s na'.:son'-ay Is % m y SSsspnsSssnn
sunday srain leaves fer kuskssss "a = en-
Arrives from Auskegous u n
CHICAGO yIAa RAT
Arr. chicass....,-- ssspmsW en eNss
II 70 3 = erntn 6aiiv fhrourH II arnee 6loonl A
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Farm pruducts-Firss Hands.

Eggs. ezs1s; butter. 20 TO 2ec; potatoes 80
60 dc; beans hand picked. sl.50 10 lbs;
hoEsy. f5@s curly .ettuce. l0c ser 10; sead let
ruce. l5c; parsley. sc doz punches; turnips.
- 10 soc bG. csDbazes. % 10 zoe doz: beta.
soc bu, rutt1 bagas. zc&5cc bu; apples. 90 to
sc bus carrots 3 20 Zee celery. Is 10 2oc doz
squash. &c; pumpkins. soc TO 3l.25 doz; spin
1ch. 500 bu; vegetable oysters. IS % Soc |;
doz lunches: cauiIdcwers. slsSL50 dox; grapes.
Niagaras. so BASKET. Coneores. alb baskets.
Lee. parsnips. - 10 ooc per buzhel; mint, toc.
wheat. os4 and new. ose; corn. 4jc; oats. Sc:
rye. soc; barley. S.lo; bunch onions. zoe . dox
Flour and keed-Lily white. 81; pat-n Mt. $50
prr eWts baex~heat hour, s. 10 per cwt; corn
meal. SIS per toni feed. tls50 TO Sis per ton;
mlddilnsA 90 per ton. bran. sl4 per ton;
ships. 81 per tom screrninxs. sif per ton.
Wool-Wzsh lsS2e: unwAsned, i0D5]c-
hay-About Is loads Of hay Of good quality
was marketed Prices are fair. There 10 =
large supply and fair demand Clover. Is TO 81;
timothy. 81 10 10.
Beef, t1ss4c: pork. Gl9s11e, fresh pork
lotns. loe9lV5<cs mutton. het61sc: spring lamb.
I0se; fowls. SCI ducks. ll9lzc. turk eys. IL TO
l2'sc; geese. 10 % l2c; spring chicken. sol0c;
veal. tet7e; veris0n, s0l5c; boar meat. eOllc;
outterlne. dairy. H1sol5i, 10; creamery butter.
Inc, l7S2ic: quail. 81 20 doz-
Hldss and laiiow-6rsea. 2,f TO $40; steers.
over 70 lbs. Sc; cured hides. % 70 4s1c; calf
skins green, 80; calf skins. cured. $40; tai
low. rough. lt1es rendered. sc; pelts. loo to
I5cs shcarfnyA DO to 80.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-05

MONEY L0ANED-For short time in largo
IA or small amountS, on any form Of good
security. Frank A. Werner. room 626 4iohi-
gan Trust Co. building. Phone liza
r. you want money and have the proper ~
eurity. tho Manhattan per cent. plan Of
fers the best tnducement. Chas. Bateman,
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TRADE ::; !; s.. 4: &;
service. No waiting. Risks
limited. Profits unlimited. trial requested.
Correspondence solicited. Address Public
Produce and Stock Exchange. room 20. Weston
building. II and Is Canal street.. Grand Rap
ids. Mich. Telephone SIC.
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OIL Market.

Water white oil. 1soe. sc: headlight lsos,
1c; water white. oil test. lou. Sc; Eocene. 1852
90 1902 SIC.
Deodor'zsd stove gasoline. 74o. SKA
Dsodorized uaohtha. 90. $40.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-05

FOR SArK
One house. No. y Harlan street. near Madison
avenue and street cars. tia.oa.
I houses on Harlan street. near Madison
avenue and street cars. -5a
house with hars on South Uniea street. 1.-so
2houses en- Fast fulton street.. 81 500 zoo
ihouses on West street. near Leonard
nev Rouse en- Henry street ......-........ 1850
Also several others from 80 NJ.
Fsfsat lets on tnion. Henry Fast, Fulton.
faai~r. f4neoin. fssers Vest. wersen. Foun-
tain sna isen streets and Fifth AMI We hlns.
ton asenses No MONEY required for TIE nr.t
sess cs parties who build. Alsp m sney fur.
nissea te halla. Payments % snls purchasers
monthly u desired.
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sIruArIoHs wANTED-NALE.

Neutrality-suspicious. for experienced book
w keepers. assistant bookkeepers. clerks.
once clerks. travelling szlesmen. stenogra-
piers. cooks. diningroom girls. porter and
baggaxemen In hotel; also experienced book
cAnvAsserA Geo. w. Cole Son. Room 10 and
ii. Is Canal street. 3lstf
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PERSON Al.

pERS0NAL-Send1 10 cents for big pack ago
Of cabinet size pictures. also full descrip-
ton. Qncluding resldence9 Of respectable
ladies who want to correspond for matri-
mony; 5000 lady members. every age and ma
tionality; living everywhere; manv Of them
beautiful and wea thy. Lock drawer 6s7. Chi
eago. Iii. s346
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-05

pERSONAL-Your future revealed; full
n,ctnra ~ Snsrrs nnshsra ~ v,sa a. tnrs pJd
by astrology. Send data Of birth and 20 cents
to Astrologer. lock box III. Kansas City. Mo.
%
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-23

King Leo Too Much for the Fiiiy in tho
I.nlevIew Enndlcap.

h"hcSbe" hNuuic9ps
CHICAGO July 22.-This was next to the clos
ing day Of the Washington Park summer
meeting. and the sutry weather was no draw
back to the attendance. 10000 people being
drawn out by u fairly attractive programme Of
five races. one of which, the LAX eview Handi-
cap. has always proven one OF the attractions
of the racing season here.
The races throughout we're series OF sur
prises. not a favorte winning. while two Of
the events fell to the rankest sort Of outsiders
In tho betting. ,Goodale was In good FORM
The iakev view Handic.p. ct six fnrlongs, fer
drew Gat leId Of twelve ssarters Kins Lee
Ha H F1"nss st. HoSSS TsiI HHwHF rss
man: LeCrand. los C. TAYLOR Coquette I07
p. Rze fS5 rHetSn 4 ss Mcp n
ger. l03 tJuisonl. and Shadow. 1872 slaughter
# ho4 to While f snsef ee sot sy9 osts
in favor, St crox and coGuotte each icing
70 i. Lincer 70 to and the, others ranging
bS S" the c S.c e ca FE w %s6 sSqa H
front; and. making hare-and hound scr4ni-
Linger OFT length; Dars;yela was fair
ished eighth, The time. ! :i5. was good Tor the
winner at the weights. and his race to-day.
that. barring 6. II. Johnson. he is easily easily
king Of the Western .two-year olds that have
thus far appeared this season.
nh Ma Hlaek burn. ridden by Keith. at % to Il
rilotei by Goodale at to l. and Minnie Geo.
j. Irving in the saddle. at to /. were the win
ners. In the latter race Servitor 4 to 5
favorite was so disgracefully beaten that the
club are now holding an Investigation Of the
race which may result In the ruling or of his
Jockey. Francis. and his owners. the Gam
brinus Stable. which Is COMPOSED Of several
wealthy st Louis brewers. The finish OF the
second race was SO close between Alary and
Titles that the judges could not separate
them, the result being dead heat. The run
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-23

Burke 10 quick in touching q runner on the line
and maksss double Play without loss OF time.
Tho st. Louis team certainly merits the appsllation
OF Browns now. They appeared yesterday In snuncol
ored uniforms.
u. J. McLauEh 'in-The umpire had no right to give
she game 10 either team. II II good ball he could
decide II . strike.
Denny Lyons put another one against the left neld
fence y was screaming liner. but struck on the
wrong side OF the foul line.
Con Daley did good work Yesterday. Tho 6rst tvo
chances he had Al the ball he cracked out singles and
Herman was the last at bat in the ninth Ho hit
the ball on line to right centre and It look good for
four bases. Brodie spoiled the hit by sensational
catch.
Said Manager Powers; There Is now in the New
York team what has mt been there before this
harmony II Vas nssssssry to secure that before
AZ this afternoon. game at The Polo grounds Rust.
the Erowns' cfsci twifsr. KID Gleason. The ccntest
promises to be an exciting one
when Harry Lyons mads two.bs.s hit to left in the
seventh inning Yesterday Glssscock second 10
play the base Lyons ds:hsd up to the base. Glass.
night foot In order that Lyons might against the
spikes
BIN joyce sat in the grand stand and his face grsv
inning when Corcoran to the bat Bill muttered
to himself; "a single. Tommy. . single viii do the
business" The single came Aud It tied the score.
After the seventh. when those four runs came home
Joyce left. and he evidently felt satisfied with The
world At large.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-23
Sale Of Dwyer's Cast OnI.

Five hundred horsemen att ended the weed
inG-out sale OF thoroughbreds from the racing
stable OF Messrs. p ]. Dwyer Son Mt Brighton
Beach yesterday at noon. Col & d. Bruce
officiating as auctioneer. Prices ruled low for
some Of the animals. while others brought all
they were worth.
This is "a summary Of tho sale:
POrtchestsr, br. G. 1919. by Fasetto- Semper
yve.by Wavsrly; a. COrnehlson. Brooklyn, 81 400
Klngsbrdys br. h.. 1897. by spendthrift-tmp
Bracn ,...,..,.....' ......,.,...,:,,,. $50
Argyle. b. c., 1850 by Enquirer-Coiossa, by Co.
lOssqs; Carson. GLOUCESTER. y J...;:.;...... 900
vaushail; Clay Pate brighton beach. .....,,, 1900
by imp Glsneis: J. A. Benn.tr New York 2ioo
Detroit. be. lss9, by imp Bniet DISTRACTION o-o
~ War Dance; =, Hall 'louccstrr \, J..;;,., 1850
Anbarn, D, c. 1889 by EnQniret-MeNts. by Mug 49,.
gins; Frank Reagan, o. ucesler \, u, 300
Flhtnnds, rh O., lsov. by imp W0"dland-Maggie
u, by imp Australian; T. Langcake, Brighton ,oo
Glensarry Cor McHaiino BrooIiyn ,,'r 1926
West Side, oh g, 1870. by Hmyar Corona. by
imp. Clshyon;J dc Long, sheopshead Bay. 1i5o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-23

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Brooklyn vs. Cincin att. at Eastern Park.
Washington VI. Pittsburgh. a. WashinRton-
Baltimore W. Louisville. at Baltimore.
Boston Va. Chicago. at Boston.
AMATEUR LEAGUE,
Staten Island c. c. w. Staten Island 4 O. At Living.
ston.
New Jersey AC. VS.. Engewood r. c.. at bergen Point
CENTRAL NEW JERSEY LEAGUE
Plainneld VI. Elizabeth. at Planneld
Westheld vs.. Somerville, at Westneld
CAMS.
Asbury Park vs.. Boston A. A.. at Asbury Park.
Clifton VI. Summers at Wiliamsbridge.
Orange A. @. vs.. Morristown A. C., at Orange Oval
Mineola VS. Madison A c., At Madison
D0minions vs. Wyandottes. at West Now Brighton.
knickerbOckers We. Wasbingtons. at Iiillsdale.
North Side A. G: vs.. Eorthsrns Mt fremont.
Claremonts VS.. Knock abouts. at Clnremont Park.
hontauks vs.. silver Stars ~ East New York
Jerseys VS.. St. Joseph Lyceum. at Hoboken.
WilltamsburKh 4. 4. Eortlsrhs at WiliiamsburRh.
poughkeepsis VS.. Cuban Giants. At Poughkss psis.
Seneca vs.. Nutiey, at Nutley.
Acmes VI, Emsralds. At Star EroundL
Vlctors va stars at West 6rsnxc
Black Diam onds va standardI at HarisnL
kutherfords Va. Dakotas, At Rutherford.
Cortnthian Reserves W. Alert A. c.. At Alert Park.
Irantiin Club w. Psmptona At franklin
Elizabeth A. Q. Va Murray Hills at Elizabeth.
olympic vs. Go,nh 3. ms; =. fstsr:on
The Jsmaics A. e. J. G.. Champions Of Queens Is
county. will meet the Babylons champions OF 5ufOlk
county, ~ Babylon to-day.
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BRooKLIN. 6: CINCINNATI. 3.
Tommy Corcoran., the short stop OF the
brooklyn Club. can play the national game as
home team beat the, Clncinnatis SO, unexpect-
enrs cones er
came to him. and all were accepted. 1t was In
batting, however. that Corcoran appeared to
others We're made by his hits. :,
"MonkH by the Brooklyn twenty Ave centeTs
maa~ pretty stop LINZ HIT and BHrns did
and put i the ball to " ard. catching MePhee: It
Ssnsd IN the
Cincinnatis on three fly balls caught In sue
session, The Brooklyns' batting order was
The Cincinnati players batted frequently
tered They iiiishtened tho home boys a in tie
s Mfi Sy ons az s # bs aaby
fore he made Darby O,Brlep and DAILY chase
Mac go! second on, the hit. Latham let per-
feed 10 paddock, Holiday sent q roaring
three;ibbq9.s,o hit TO right centre, MePhee scor
sin.le1 past second base and stole, his way
put l.atham on tho homo plate. Tho last run
Tor tho visit ors was made IN tho seyonth in
ming Burns threw low to first and Welsh was
sale; Harrington got ars. on balls End reached
Welch out az, third. Mcphee's neatly placed
hit back Of Wards position scored the run,
Brooklyn's first score was not made until the
nlth inning, kinslow reached first on called
flee PAL. put k!nslow on third by getting in
second base. and both knsow and DAILY
scored. The seventh was even a more pleas
ing inning for the Brooklyns. Kinslow kept
up his recently acquired reputation ior heavy
good for three bases, Haddock WAS hit by a
pitched ball. DAYS centre, field hit sent
Kinslow homo. Corcoran again came to time
With hcaptiful hit to left field, on which Had
stole second and third In Succession. Burns's
sacrifice gave Corcoran weli-earned run.
The score: