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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1892-01-23
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.

One Mccormick Binder, new, only
cut one crop; one Walter Wood mower;
one Walter Wood horse rake, self
dumping; one Bickford and Hoffman
d III; one Cyclone" wheat fan; one
"Hoosier' corn painter; two spring
tooth harrows; one bay fork rope and
pulley; four barshear plows. three
double and two single shovel plows; one
4 horse broad tread wagon and bed,
capped hub; one pair grain ladders,
Niceiy's make; one 2 horse Old make
wagon and bed nearly new; one1 horse
snring wagon; one side bar buggy; one
dog-cart; sets breechinps: sets front
gea's; seven sets hip strap plow gears:
sAts fly nets; set buggy harness; IA
collars and brides; one six-harse wagon
line; check and plow lines; choke
straps; one wagon saddle. halters and
cow chains; breast and butt chains. one
fifth chain; log chail s; sweaters; treble
double and single trees. bush.l meas
ure. scoops. shovel. maddocks hoes.
forks; three gram cradles; l blacksmith
bellows and 8 M tools; one cross cut
saw, axes. mani AID wedges; Iot of
carpenter toos; l barrel Of vine ar;
lot ~ old non. The farming nipple
ments ard harness are all nearly new,
and have been used only ore SEASON.
a STANDS OF BEES
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1892-01-23
PUBLIC SALE
OF
VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

The undersigned intending to discon
tinue farming and move 10 Dakota will
ell az public auction at his res dence
II miles north of Falling Waters on the
home farm of ]. L. Cunningham. decd.
Wednesday. Feb. 10th. 1892.
commencing at $50 a. m sharp, the
following personal property, viz:
Ii Head of Horses al Colts
4 mares in foal, good wagon leaders, 4
bar-shear leaders all will work with
single line. pair matches, five years old.
black both mares and good drivers sim
gle or double, yearling colts and one
two-year old. The horses are young,
ages from to s years.
is Head of CataEe,-5 mich
cows, will be fresh by day of sale. l
IA thorough Hoistein, GUERNSEY bull,
two years old, l eight-month old short
horned Durham bull, Thoroughbred and
very fine, 2 Hols; Elm heifers and year.
ling steers.
4S Head Of Fine Shesp.-45
ewes Southdown and Co'swold crossed !,
bucks, Lincoln shire Coiswold and
I outhdown; ewes will have lambs by
day of sale.
26 Head Of HOgs,-1 Poland
China sow with pigs by sidn, 2 thorough
bred Chester sows will have PIGS by day
Of ale, % shcats weighing from 80 to
| 100 mounds
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1892-01-23

For additional trains from Cum
berland and intermediate stations to
Washington, sac published schedule.
Correspondingly low rates from
other stations.
Pullman Sleeping or Parlor Cars
on all OF above trains. ian % ct
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DEATH IN WATER,

The MitIions Of Dangers Water csnsesns e,S
The Rnptdity Htth Which They Inerease-
Don't Take Any Chances.
Few people have any idea how impure even
tho purest drinking water Is Tho very best
wntor known is full OF germs. They are the
most prolific creatures OF which we have any
knowledge They are tho great producers OF
malaria. fever. grip. and most serious diseases,
But" you say. what can be done to avoid
them since thcy cannot be killed by boiling r.
There ia but one thing which will effectively
destroy them. and that Is coming In contact
with spirits. A small amount OF pure spirits
in the water will effectually kill them and do.
stroy their evil effects. but It should be borne
In mind that nothing but the purest ana bsse
spirits should DO used for this purpose. and that
nothing is equal to whiskey. Not an ordinary
whiskey. but something which is endorsed By
the scientific world. Such whiskey is DufYy's
Pure Malt which is. to-day. moro popular than
ever before in Its history. and is doing won.
ders to destroy the germs OF every disease.
Beware Of any druggist or grocer who socks
to offer you something he says is lust a.
good" Duffy's is the only pure medicinal
whiakey upon tho market.
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The First Battery Of the Ninth Regiment Of this city
tried their skill the State ride range at Creedmore
on Wednesday. Tho weather fair. with light
wind. Those who made m arksmen's scores are:
Field stan and Non commissioned stan-Major &.
JaphA. 6l Capt X. G. Gibson, 81 Capt. c. N. ThOmp.
son 81: Lieut. g. 4. Clements 81: sergeantMajo W.
van Week. 30; Sergeant Il C. fagu. 83: Sergeant J.
Company A-Privste z. +. Fuess. 81.
&c. II Srand s' vs
Chifo. IS: sergeant Herdi, 50. 0 on f''A'' ~
Company D.Capt 2 Walton SO; Sergeant "; p
lam Be.a%ons s. " v: Ssnnest &C. So f'''"'' VIZ
Company 0-Capt. W. wilcocks, 80: Sergeant =. T.
s; ssea. hisss 81 s.: osP;E sss
SompsDy. ksG.p.: "; n; Truman 4s: Corporal II.
rho second battalion Of ii: Ninth Regiment Of this
shooting on the state ride range al Creedmoor yestsr.
a oo sSd g aS's wnS 20
..F,eid and sian onscsn-co,. william Seward. ss,
Major 4. II. potL. 90: Adjltant J. o. Deoher. %.
j. j. sisnd:n 80; Corporal j. +. 1ufiy SO; PrHsss Z.
oiasn so
Ge%psHy EEhi;si 3 gs:;sI: q; Sriy.ts ", 4.
sssssIi b. s! 4 Saasnsfss 81;
Mss. S. $751; prv...
So%P.ny HHPIivase T 6iarf 50: f r w. e
COMPANY I,corpor.l +. e.sdt,anderr 80: Private z.
KeFtus So Capt z Kohlbsrgsr. 40: Sergeant v. s.
rrsseimns IS: Privsts j. ssEmsnn' 81 seTrean,
AZ g i az H A. pty., MsEs Private
Medium 90
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A ch.ne. for K,sss County Tenn,. Players.

Tho second annual tournament for the decision Of he
mpionships OF Kings county in lawn tennis will be
commence ed omorrow afternoon the courts OF tho
Knickerbocker field Club at F7atbush under the
spices Of tho InterClub Lawn Tennis League of Kings
Committee was held yesterday Mt the Office OF E. H..
Lott Montague street. Brooklyn. when tho drawings
occurred. Tho organizations in the !engns are; Cres
cent Athletic Club Knickcrbocker Field club Aitiora
Lawn Tennis Club Kings County Tennis Club and
Brooklyn Tenn. Club. The opening game WI! be on
n II rains the opening will be postponed ono week. The
drawings resutod as Follows
Saturday. June 4. on the kn'ckerhock"r q courts
+. Walker. RnickerbocLer Field club vs. Lloyd Teht
Msrien and and H. f"rser Broot,in Tennis Tub Th.s.
Altiora tennis cub nr Il & frarsr and R.W Raymond
kinss County Tennis r!nh 'vTnn and Ioi xhn - =
kmcferGoclsr Field club; J., 81 Iayne and i, z, Nc
Gowsn. King. County renn'sc1uo Lamb and ". Gil
' sssrisy' %"Ss z. 4,'.c,. 7 G s,onna. men.
kamp Al,ora 7 C.; !. = Taimage, Crescent g.: vs..
knst G"n" Rns. lT COMFY sy weo ares
csrloJ Post g., ire.ssn. g. EE wHltsr knici
Ridge w6inens doubles and snglcs-Doubles; Miss
10 sps3n and Miss .m "rG nd ns M..
Atiora r e.: Miss Aisu Wcsfall md partner KnicIer
booker 10 v. Miss !. brush and Miss Helen iielwis
Kns; cou.y q II. sys oa, VIZ hr.sam and
ckerJ"csst 80 Mis- Jennie irnsh, Kings County
by.. arc Miss Ada D. Kcni.l Ht,ora T. C.. and Miss
Eiorsnco llorstInhn. Altiora ]. 4.
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Around tho world on a Bicycle,

Alta O'Clock tomorrow afternoon Frank C. LEM n
Pittsburgh wheoimAn, will start from New York CITY
Hall on a tour around tho world on bicycle lie will
be the second man who attempted tho long and
perilous ride some years ago Thomas Stevens nc.
romplshed the journey ordinary wheel hut Ienz
Will ride one OF the modern pneumatic safeties ii"
viii accompanied as tar as san francisco by Robert
Bruce a wheelinan OF This city. Len. ia - Wears o
and hA. been an active whseiian since $50 Ne has
Ills route after leaving New YORK viii he ,bropuh
Albany. Buffalo Niagara Falls, Toronto Detroit On
land 70 San Francisco From the latter point he viii
TAKE the steamer for yapan and y spend weeks
,..n Eus.i. P;Tsi, Turkey BELGIUM, Hungary. xu:
Scotland, and Ireland; then across the Atlantic 10
America. He anticipates consuming two years in
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sheibark. and Doncaster Is to Julien. Is % Tor
ling ~ to Coxswatn 20 to The Iropm aster 80 70
Anins colt 70 to Csrmne. 100 to Poverty. Nutuals
paid I'll 20. $3.50. t201b.
THE FIFTH RACE.
The Ladies' Stakes for tbreeyearold Miles At 500
each with ~ coo added Of which $500 TO second
ylOO 20 third; one mile and fu long.
u, 4 Rhrsrs cb. .. Yorkvills Belle. by Misor-ThorA
r. Bwyer Sous br T. Madrid liz s,msj
j. T. Pepper 4 Co.'S ID Ada Blns, III (bAuilton)
Time. 1;b6t
Bettng.-rifteen to on -Yofsvtlls Belle. 10 to 1
against Madrid. IL to Ada Blue. Mutnals paid t5.l6
$780, 81.
THE srxTH RACE
Asweepstakes OF $40 each. for three-yeArolds and
upward, with 81, 600 added; $500 to second and
500 to third; selling allowances; one mile.
Empire Stables b. M. Gertie D. 9, by lnacardoch
1
". c. Daily b. h. CyDosurs aged. Jos dnmbey) ....
Green n. Morriss Oh. Tom Tough. D. 1Ol "a. Coving
Detroit and Thanks also ran
Time, <fx,
Betting-EfRht to Gerte D., 6to Tom Tough. IL to
! Detroit. ~ to Thanks. hutuas paid sleS6. S. d.
81 90,
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The Winner. At a.ra.,d Park.

CHICAGO June 2.-The talent did we'll to-day with two
favorites and three second choices winning Garfield
Park.
Regent favors. but got away badly. and Knicker
booker was left. Freelight wns of frst and holding
the tract Won easily BY two lengths from Miss Rosa
Eon tho second RAGS handiy. from the outsider.
Gephisto: Joe woolmsn was third and Mics Patton
n. h.ndicsp: witch WAS .iv.ys esswe.n Blu. Ban:
ner and Pronigato. II was . hot contest, and
Bne Banner won through the clever management OF
iioEset who pulled inside 20 taip ground and then
Ses.sn By YoS: bad riding II: start az
The speedy Qpssr slight ohoes rushed 70 the front
an; ana ,emsnsd there 70 Ne end gditn Belmont. max
third The nn.i even. ven. easily TO Timberiand.
straight. aud beat him six lengths for second place
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Jack s,.v,n whip. Co. R,ordau.

LONDON. June 2.-The fight between Con
Riordan Of San Francisco and Jack Slavin OF
Australia for $3.50 took place Mt tho Ormonde
Club tonight. During the first six rounds tho
work was light Neither man showed any
great ability. Afterward slavin gradually
took tho lead. knocking Riordan down repeat
eddy by swinging right-handcrs. Kiordan was
Game until the cnd In tho nineteenth round
slavin nut his man to sleep by a right -handcr
on the Jaw. Riordan was knocked down six
times in the last round. Charley Mitchell SEQ
onded Slavin. and Jcm Smith and Billy Nc
Carthy woro back Of Riordan. The latter had
no chance after the ninth round.
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The annual spring tournament OF tho New York Ten
mis- Club was continued Yesterday afternoon the
clubs courts at l47th street md st. Nicholas avenue
Tho Hnal match III the ladies' doubles played and
tho Rentlenens singles and doubles reduced to two
contestants each The scores OF yesterdays matches
follow:
uentlemen's SinGles-Semihnai roundi s. &. Millett.
beat c. }. Post. Ir. I'll. 80 0-3 G. H. Kunyon beat
L, Gragin, 90, 6-2.
Iadies Doubiss-First round: Miss Erv,ng and Miss.
Emily Erving beat Mrs; i,adxely and Miss Mckinlay.
80. Us Final Round: Miss Erring AMI Miss Emily
Erying beat Miss Augusta Schultz and Miss Stone 81
80.
Gentlemsn's Doubles-First round: Clarence Hobart
and H. Perkins heat !. J. Grant aud 7. A. Kellogg.
6-3, J--8. CIR Runyon nndA. s. RmyOn beat v u Hall
and partner. by do ault.
Mixed Doubss-First round; Miss McKinlay and n. H..
Perkins beat Miss Hobart aud &, Post Jr To 81
7-3: Mrs; Balxrly and " L. Thatcher beat Miss V, NJ.
Smith ana g. Crngin a. 3D. Miss Cahti and Glare
Hobart beat Miss schultz and $ G. Mi!Iet - 6-2;
Miss Augusta schultz and A. T. Wright beat Hiss Irving
and A. Y. Atterbury. by default.
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TIE EPSON GRAND PRIZE
M. Bailey's Colt The Lever wias, with
Curio Second.

LONDON. June 2.-The EPSON grand prize Of
1000 sovereigns for three year clds was won
to-day by II. J. Bailey's chestnut colt Tho
Lover. Prince Soltykoff's black or brown colt
Curio being second. and Mr.. Il. H. Combe's
brown colt President third. Curio. the son OF
Thuro. out OF The Light Of Other Days. was
third in the race for tho Criterion Stakes at
Newmarket last year. being beaten by Mort
gage and St Angelo. President by Peter. out
of Maid Of Perth. was In number of races last
year. having. been second In the Two-Year-
the Woodcote Stakes at EPSON. To-day's win
ner. The Lover. by Chnribert, out OF Loyersall
was third In the Moleconde Stakes at Good
Alteration. and was second In the Kempton
Park Two Year Old; being beaten by Flyawny.
Stakes at Bandown Park. The race to-day was
on the City and Suburban course. one mile and
q quarter.
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INGOaLAR WINS THE STAKEa
h. II. Gibbons Ruled or at Latonis for
Abusing Mr.. RichusnA.

CINCINNATI. June 2-There was . good sized crowd At
Iatonia Park TO the The track in good
condition and tho sport FIRST class The hrs
. selling purse at six furlonGs John Berkeley 40
lBritton) favorito at 8 to 2 against won by three
lengths. with Vision second and GreIchma third. Time
1lbA
Tae second race was . .yseps!skes at one mile.
lenRtha Anna second. and Natalie third. Time :<8H
The thru race was q handicap Al seven furlon H.
The whip by meek from Dolly McCone Mary McGOwan
third Time. 1:3oN
The fourth race tho Harold Stakes for two rear.
old colts, at hye furlongs. The Reaper was favore.
but lnEomAr l13 (Britton). At to ], won hAudy by
1:o4A.
Roaeiyn sold by Bradley Just before tho race to
the Rtna Stables for 600 and he in their
Liner Liner ioS Ray At to Won by Length, with
r. r. Gibbons roundly abused r. Richmond for bid.
ding on the colt Merriment yesterday for which he
lined $500 by the judges. Gibbons failed settle to-
day, and was ruled OF rho course
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Pratt Institute TeuuI. Tournament.

Tho third days play in the Pratt Institute tennis
tournament at their grounds In Brooklyn. took place
yesterday afternoon The contests close and az
citing all the way through especially that between
RobeItson ~ aud Melting. ~ liowAtt. W, the win
OF tho last tournament. practically settled who
90 win hrst prize in tho singles Tuesday
afternoon BY defeating Sebblns. D3 his nearest com
great deal u uncertainty as 10 who Will take nrst
prize as there new players who may show up very
strong before the tournament coseA Following were
Second Class, dentlemen's siuglss-Leeour pa. beat
Coe ,S2 b-3 a-7i Robertson. ~ beat Melting, "a,
from Hall "a. 10. al.
IN tse sdies class. M. Otis defeated Miss Leonard
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Entries for the Mems Doubles OF the Non.
haitian Tensis Tournament.

The entries for the mems doubles OF the annual spring
handicap tournament Of the Manhattan Tennis Associ.
alton closed "wednesday. They were Immediately
handira pred and drawn with the following results;
o. q. Boyle aud B. Sheldon. Fifth Avenue r G., la
points. bye: }. J.. Paret and u. l.. wyeth Lenox T.
Sinh xysnus 40 poin!s pr. y !. EynSn and
< chaplin. ienox T. c. - paini: vs. L. Il. Ripey and
". A Reiny, Manhattan A 7. G. tpointh: ii v Bah
a + Thurher anu T. 3 Thqrbsf. lenox 7 O. scratch; j
points r, d, Brown and Il. Q Hitler Lenox r. o.
~ points: W. A. Croker. Jr, and A. H. Bunneil Fifth
Avenue T. C.. 10 points bye: 4. Cras ford and r. Nj
Cole, Ariel T. g.. ~ points bye.
The IN In this event will commence promptly
Mt 2: so =, NJ. tomorrow at the courts OF the ARIEL
Tennis Club at 18Th street and ST. AIMS avenue.
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\ = YonK. z: pITrsBuI Uu. 1

sN ronK. z: PITTsBui DH. 1.
There arc n 'tmany military Y, t lei, among
XII held ia" caspai yesterday alto vnoS3n Ths =,
t hFsT%r5Ts IL w y" nra rae arg Isons sSett
Rasie. and ID Fields. Gomrade Kinr who vas
on pGket duty ntnrs Tered sGS nt I atn
ecther it wlw highly ehkoyahiS to si except
Camp Y w Yorks hHe grown aoW
s,sEHi c 5ns cap
een p' tho S event witi, III n dHs
n "t that The sPps ys5S H
played snno inghe field cale@ln,sd e 2, mddsG
op.ot.rs N ahS NTM b b%Ff iwo o theIr
aas Gsd tie f If
srr SGwn F SSsS we e New
{ orkNs rie si new rs Gelderin the person Of
T g%s sas ss f' aas 5 s1R
With b. the Glds1 VII S got
and and =" his lifting s5s anS ;nn US 'lS sI
ps 9h p ssms re fG Ss~ orR
VIA ptsh took es sa sn ~ cn"S e.
i ias f rsashea nTs5 e On Balls , tel, see
the ei next two S pnnrs tho New Yprks BATTERED
S"n sna ns ned h To tho SSSf S
him with force that made his toe III hche.
iIassctt wns first at bat and he slaml led tne
ball so far down the left pasture that {, TSniii
was out OF breath when ho got 1t. It WIS y
clean homc.run hit. but Bassett he. wed
around the base lines like waterloGged saNd
scow and stopped exhausted on third. kus 7e
Sphere to Loft, BY good running he got three
hnsos on it. With no one out Ruso was un- /
able TO score. hcinc niIpcd at the plat" on |
Cranes rrounder. and tho stdo was put out
for one run. ]
In tho uoxt inning. however. tho Now iorks I
jumped upon Camp with great leLHclty.
Richardson's ionl tip was caught by Mack: |
Lyons then proceeded to knock the ball out OF I
sight. lie hit it into the open space between
tho fifty cent and Twenty-Five cent stands. |
Corkhill rushed in and came out empty hand |
ell lust "a Lyons landed on tho rubber.
ORonrke hit singer TO left Tor base. but !!
Basset struck OUT. Husin made = rattli9s
hit to right for two, bases and Nusie |
first on balls and rushed for second: Mnck |
made bad throw. and Smith got his feet |
tangled up with the ball. Fields scoring and
Crane taking third. Gore was sent TO first on
balls. and Crane tried to score when Gore drew
n throw to second. Crane was out on close
decision. =,
Tho Now Yorks got after Camp again IN the
ninth. when Fields hit for hree bases and was
sont homo on Cranes single.
The I1ttsburghS mnda little squirt In tho
sixth. when Bnssrtt. after making n fine pick
up Of Bicrbaucrs grounder. made an eYcusa-
cuino along with doubles down the right foul
line. and the result was two runs.
In the eighth Shngart' s triple and sacrifice
Cuvo Pittsburgh its last run. The score:
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tho eighth Shngart' 5 triple and n sacrifice
, Pittsburgh its last run. The score:

nv "rr"rsnw Ysrk % ,isburrn lei, on ha,es
Kew yo5s. !: i,sGa!s 8 I.1.t base on S.ll,-Ha
q: s! s$.ssl 4%s..s S.ss 5:
O., Farrell CorkhL, stolen nn..s-'iore ~ Fields
Mis RoIs ssaxs
-Crane. ]. Camp. ]. Cmrire-Shernian. Time-l 81.
BHooKLyN. Z: LouIsvILLE. s.
For eight long innings liaddock puzzled the
afternoon Then tho Bostonial quit and tho
The first three innings we're we'll placed. OF
the visitors only ono man rcucli first bnsc; and
he wa. eau@N at second nd on .,i paileys sharp
Brooign men : reach ed first, base but
the Golonels were too quick ;, for them
out Joyce at second and Brouthers ut first was
neatly executed by Grim. Jennings. and Strut
The Hr Bro i H"saa tho run getting In tho
fourth inning. Brouthers popped np a fly.
which ya tI 9 bal %r h
clean stnal Of second. Griil,n struck out Cor:
S"rns h" TSs lit soad
SasS I5Sps%t H% i" s%SSsf5 sss
when stlatton returned tho ball to Kuehnc
and Con was also ont. Tho play was exceed
Tie Brooklyns added run, in each OF the
soss Snss ana
ror brought one run: Grfiin's single. Corco-
rams sacrifice. and another error by Jennings
ers's three Dagger tho third and last for the
home tenn. Dan tried to mako four bases on
and Jennings assisting IN. the play. Dailey's
flno catch Of Grim's foul fy in tho second IN
ming must not be forgotten. Brouthsrs also
base hit.
IN the last inning Brown was first Mt bat.
Stratton sent fly to left field. which O'Bricn
captured Weaver hit safely. and on o sacrifice
by jennings went to second and Brown third.
pitch gave Brown the opportunity to scoro
i,ouisviles first run. seery wentto first as
knocked out o beautiful single. and Weaver
and Grim reached home. Dowse singled and
Soery and Kuehne CROSSED tho plate viau hit
the ball high to short centre. and Griffin
gathered il In. The score a
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The Fight Goo. to tho House or Com mons.

LONDON. Juno I'm tho House OF Commons
to-day Homo Secretary Matthews was asked
whether the fight between Slavin and Jackson.
under the patronage Of the National Sporting
Club. was not q violation OF the law against
prize fights. The Secretary replied that The
case seemed similar to tho encounter between
cution Of tho parties concerned resulted in un
acquittal. Nevertheless he had ordered the
public prosecutor to consider whether there
night to take it out OF tho category OF athletic
snort
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A GAME FOR NEW YORK.
THE LOCAL BATTERS SPRING UPON
4 YOENO PITCHER.


Both boston ana Chicago Knocked Dow0-
brooklyn, Cincinnati. and Cleveland the
Other winncrr-The Arson Matter Cree
ates "a Scnsstion-Other DANES and Notes.
Tho fact that i've clubs won games yester-
day by scores OF seven will interest the do
voices OF that interesting game known as
craps" Chicago appears to be having
hard timo OF 1t In Philadelphia. while
the action Of the down. at the heel
Browns in tbrashing the leaders will be gener-
ally applauded. The hospital report OF the
New York team is not encouraging. and 1t
looks as though the patrons here would have
10 wait till tho second series before certain
players got into shape. The scores Of yestcr-
days games wero as follows:
tew York. !; Pittsburgh,4.
Brooklyn; Louisville. C.
Philadelphia, Il Chicago 1.
Cleveland Z: Washington. O.
St. Louis. I; Boston. O.
Cinr,nnati 3. Baltimore. 2.
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CHICAGO. June 2.-The Executive Committee
at its meeting yesterday passed. q resolution
inviting yachtsmen to visit the Fair with their
boats. by tho terms OF tho resolution Col.
Davis and President Baker are requested to
OFFICIALLY invite the leading yacht clubs Of tho
nsns coast ana o, the gTeHt ak9s to be
during tho Exposition. Such Invitation is to
be accompanied by Information concerning the
depth OF water In tho various canals, &C.
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The Hohokus Valley Tennis Club OF Ridgewood. N j.,
has issued Its schedule for the season
June ll-Club championship. ladies' snglns.
June 2B-club cham pionship, mixed doubles.
July a-chapman CUP. men's doubles
July 4-ChkpmAn Cup nRal. mems doubles.
July event Will be decided upon IaterJInvitation
Tournament,
July 30-HAndcap. mems singles,
Aug. 6-ProRressiye mixed doubles.
Aug. Governors Handicap singles.
sept b-Clnb mpionship mems singles.
The club Is in very fourlshng condition. and has
added two new courts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-03
Mcbride VIII bet 81 900.

II there ever was a persistent matchmaker in tho
boxing business. Paddy Mcbride OF Philadelphia do
the title. Paddy is really happy unless he
has finish tight on hand. And he wants to be happy
all the time lie agood man. AT that Now he wants
TO Eight Jimmy Lynch Johnny Grimm Bobby Burns,
a 12z pounds aud telegrain hs sent TO the i".'ai
he Offers to bet 81 600 that he beat ANY OF these
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-03

Bossya Loaissiis LETT '' on Ia. On '
4; Louisville. 4. First base on bAlls-On lIaddock.
Il Oh ytau. Struck pnt-By Maddox, q BY vAu. B;
brown. Sacrifice hits Brouther Corcsran. stratton
ssnnnss stolen bases 3D. Yuthers O'BTsn O. BuIns,
stiaii.n: kushne strston and Kuehne. Mid pitches
Time-l 20 Attendance-2.<2p.
bosJoN June a-The Boston baseball triuIpvirs' and
me ne fnnSe pepartmspt arc az losgeIhesds over an
Sergeant Curry to take change Of the police
detail ~ the grounds except alternate days ser.
ssani Curry has been xture At the grounds Tor
emu us ii9myirs nessa oyer tho charge. The rslice
their revenge on the police officials who were n.tru.
mental IN keeping their fayorto Sergeant away from
the grounds the iruinyirs have passed order
lag admission to the emDers OF The PoLce
soherl the supsrinte ndents and the Spec This
poe tod move hurts good many baseball cTanks
who carry ciups aud wear brass buttons.
PHILADELPHIA, I: CHICAGO. J.. =
PniLApaLrHyA. June 2-.rhe Quakers resumed thei
batting tlTsat early w todaJ's gams AND tosk ~