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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-30
tfdidXA uleadAr.

I5 UVIIIFlIIFTA NeaderIFIW IhFiII I,
d Since fts fist intr0duttion4 Electric
Bitterso has, gained rapidly in public
s ssGT am "nt HF Sdls t fSfbS 8 hs
and 'altemtives1l 6ohtalning nothing
which perrnitst ofits use ~ q beverage
or intoXicant, it is recognized as the
best and purest medicine for all ailr
mentslof fhe, lStomaehg Liyer pr Kid
neys. . Evil; Cure Sick II eadache In
dIgsstl9t cqabf] Patl9il, aT1fd T. , drive
ton gifatatteedA WITH each bottle or
the money will be refunded. Price
only 5qcs per tottlsol,JSold by ewepHS
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-30

NaGrae at1ha bankitaaibui oft OF
I ii Wad ,eonsuAed !theoaM0numental'
Nen ntittea misunderstanding ethis'
tWoEis, and ltaYe sseeniyed thesdatDw-
ldhsEepSu oaodi anomA .iorut9 10
b Me$sSsY Bur seAats a, d9mksddleaeQ
t@tGENTfnMEN' Wesi ifeattily1- ap
pb6ve df ,yedsfPlaiitafNN Safe glad to
! Bee9 iypu interest ,yeyRselyes z inthe
taoble work Of, ,s exciting q mcnHlnept
20 the, heroes who gave up. their
ifVe5 Nj ldef8nse Or then South .hi Your
Piuea,1ifstaffidd dntd lexecutieny will
AID AUTOMATICALLY. ~ Accept Il our
thanks for ttlh.aa sff01t .yyqu are making.
1J.1N. NhbYiI'v,ypa. &'Cktii., h,
FhlM. H. UENKgSee'Es Arplo mon 7 IN
blaI&i WI MAGasaE, TraasuteFy adt Az
For Confederate Mqnumantal Com.
CLARKfssNsIIItLEss II ENNf. May o. 1872.
W. W. Borhslale, Esq, Proprietor Of
y 16dtsco@Led l6Yuto,,ieIa .ynHK 'A'
'id Ata meeting this day or the Con.
iederated lMgniifffSntai1 lCofnfhIftee;l
the 'f6ll9Wffg Resolution WAS offered !:
"9 Resolved, THAT fIie propositions Of,
aid rendered by the ToBAotO1IEAF;
popular gaBst}ffpali fSi d i5r the Benefit
Of the Confederate, monument be ae-,
'cepted with the hearty thanks OF this
comniittee.i Carried Unanimously. 80.
nt #luuF ad& -tnt*Ea- lhruit# Hnf* ~
To fill vacancies, the following new
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-30
Miles N erve and Liver Ptlls,

Act on n new MISUNDERSTANDING
.ha liver stamach aud bowels Through
Miles Pins speedily cure lbffi6Sish ess,
bod tastei torpid liver npileR coast ipa!
t!opa pne9paledo y, forn nien, WentenF
e Oh aa IL, Smallest mildest sIrest,
Owen n Moore's, .u'id IT,"
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-30
,yeQ 0nitsT6FTSH eeid1hfT u 5

IVnt! 0''ta1oFFNlAeeIdehtf u NIT ~
'I6sdahte.. Thee very best Company.
PrtIferf@f sCM atuali' IL New2fH brk,
writes kArSla, ee(a tcombinaticn,n dl HEY
which. ~, sphaneed, 20 per cente by,a
year payment n, advance ) .Sld per
year afn0uht bf Insurance NOW IN
force 6ver s2ey 900 600. al Fot,f,hi par
ticulars raaliaon ID hssaJs rANillia mas,
their agent Arlington Hotel. wa
MRs 10, a20tus b@odoS cd
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-30
'Deepains fth@ seouHisehI WAar Up Trey
4 noisnem MfffEGAtohipg.,a ahem

slI n0ienGm btffGYn' Aihf tA 9ham
1htdTh% fSllo@Itig hfromnSheidp DOVE
Courier will be news totheasReoBl
of Clarksyille who knew Mrs. Catdt
ing in f6fs cltfy as IA muss 2I teacherll
BSS aafaHhHS &iSs@ HEh8SIeItih
CeHEAa 4@rqaa, ,tha paEtieplarS 70
'IBtataib AM Q hdU met Hh0HsH SaNadh
Ilgoaiiet G9ves odl tea7inos rehnu
J : fl Thrills s$taRssfS, YlM lft$SattsaYsf1
4 MA9s Mas h&pgedAf NAillb qEpIFppa, A. s
tralih1 otiiisiwaelNdis thso nan thlH y
tuhdSr etiie assumeHnnamei iofrWii
ffa&g MfaFristMh4i sMtehipggs.1.&h'
AnGa taught np Mil y sl1cl ittls N
dDouar lliehpSehoDl,r 0bhed,aht
deserted ther fniGofew i'wPe4pstu Sh'
stiff rFsta IA s;dN y Angles, Cs1l!."'' =
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-30
'eovDal oahnovaAnDfas 10, MisslI..

A'The 1EvSnsvile q R6ateCofIesrs al.
vaneigesj superiar ntd any other, for a
arah to Chicago aren l., a. sanshern y,
f Faad 1885, $ snd sy t s5sR q
leaves Nashville daiiy at7.55 b. M,
'via the ID. a. MIRROR, pE IS r. ii. r..
R.and Goa A1dL RaR., arriving In
Shicagoaf sllfo :i49taar e. r A. An !, elegant
breakfast served IN dining car from
IN. III. tore b. ri! ~ Low fates for the
round "Trip will be made from all
soptherm eitiest0AG Chicago and Min
neapoiis1on= account OF the Demo.
cratic ansf RepubfRAn National Con
ventions in-June. For particulars
call enNeur1cityI ticket agent or adj
dress w. B. HALLsTED, es'
=-Gam1 Agent,
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-30
Auoklen,s Arniea Salve

odThs best salyeip the world for, cut
Sores, tetter, 'chapted' hands, chfl
bihnst eornsg and All Skin eruption
aad positiseR nenres piles or no ne.
required. 1t is, guaranteed to- civ
perfect satisfaction, or money re
fundeh rRnice eeptstpsr box. Fc
sale by Owen q Moore hT
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-30
10 i0&aSGh tssts3@Aradi III,

Ee1aug shth6Hzebp at1ladaetttsedidial
gtsts& SsssiA Dr3KAnsiH NaWi DiseWe
{S$ SS tHI9 a Sg',
iAiasdf With GiGJagH, nGdlaSiSp1al
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
will use this remedy as-directed, 81
ingritR 6aia&JaA nsiasl Rxpa1ience !
benefit, you may return the bot
and have yaAE mppsgEefap sdeqtosqA
could not make. this offer did we n
'ikhU%ithut'DKa kiig'gNe@iDfst6ve
s ssIs4s s s{itsss4 t { 2sss Z 6aass
Moo4sy; dAig qst0fete h0gGaABsy5(
H9grMiRs sa noisioah aid animriflR
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-30
u cChamberlain,sl, CoIicI CholeraI an,

81 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, CholeraI anC
Diarrhoea Remedy is the standard
Its many cures have won q
praise from Maine to- California
livery family and every traveNl
should be provided with lit7at al
times. No other remedy Gan, take ID
work. % and SO cent bottles for sale
'by Owen & Moore, druggists. va
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-30
ArBig Stock.

NV WV feFiIak -a1AlIlJ ' NV n
uGosett ~ iust in receipt Qfs.a !
assortment OF refrigerators: FIX
ne shfs' stUtk Isbefjfe 'bhyihg'
where. Yeamay save moneys.
april .,,,. -. |
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-30

sts' e faagdG S{fqa uAtttssISI6Sa yssesas.sa. ''
no,, .YG9Aw, "a & lHaffi baveiiair tkfbds OF
.df4ufts ta,d vegetatNt aortais eheap,
S fSS az <, st tnsir
e. e. 5Pasa i Hshls 600 .@fssaa tfal
Gssr psifSH Harry watS and i6ads your our
msasIlFe takeTa, GQT|ss PriSss a1d'af
- iaISpSNt.A wa lP2iaF
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-30
10 Trhe rLeef, Cbroniols,e ,uoM, ana Book De



81 AAMf'B.' NJ. 1sarksdhb, '8fme EEA F.
iI"iChRyNIthn, spent aIHfeWi hours III
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS interest u
la his,puAlishing dsaartment.lo HeF Fo'
III pQses to furnish t9W RpgsFinptePsssF, len
with books, blanks, etc, as cheap rs
'can be done elseWherG, Sand we DOR
IA diAiIy' recUmhehd qthis ItAnetrfiti ing
0dHirins TO our pt3oples.ADoar Gousicr.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-30

RI. +, Ware d Sgent for. Browning,
King q CO" merchant tailiors, OF
Neaf Yefkss coed fits and perfect sat
isfaction guaranteed, Office 1l91
II fFnnEhE Ssslttnee eeE,i xlaa m2o, diw !.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-30
lima ant nNHshviIIe, Tenn,

SRI A. CAsfRaBEtI,y q staolhrl
: ref s., / R e h: f ERsw .,rsy !. !.
y .nisFvansvile,r Ind. '147" - =
lARm5ti2nnnLiD0. ilLN ". M 4.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-30
lU0T0 THfTTTUHT VTTTTTTT5 WIN 0TTT I
COMPLE1lEnTIfE1FUNl

foW ,allIYdsRI ,Heutho0o dnATA
Ia owl hnNreld1 -R1H 2sRo OIL ~ ba
'PopHlar fSubstription started !
'a'9 'tthslLeaf- chronicis. obi
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-30
Whether Raum's refrigerator en-
ferprise amounts 10 anything not,
NMHWagfKk toStsTN Htffll jje5


JOHN d.:7tssszs
i ilsS$ss f 1&Ht hylS XIV a. &8 res $t esp ]
the country and be done with it?
FOL VlfsioeQs4 eese4se4a r-si s1eH
According t0cNr. Clarkson, tf'
campaign this year is to be fought dr
,s5ha Nek igleX bill yIlsJ TIE .S togsss higg adf
inszsssd sAes@ Ys t9assstsesa4psAps'
Steve EIRiHTs, YefiY Y rs Bald, when ask,
ed by President Harrison as to tt.
biesGUSaftaHefai daiegatG piea9e Sr{{heab olB
dalspidsshssesisey v&oats aaiavsteqbi
GolsissncaasnaN, dbnSt bSsaahh bysQfit
41etRssAa9dldatf. eai .,se1e,ni baa
sA' ,ONslHssnayohAsSH,a sd4e49efEth
batIckyY katssaiftende ,dnei1aoathubl
.nSssssAnMdsn AK ,baDdi hid iiepAhHtjh
edpfAatfiX sent rrgpsa, Rst!itkiogn. TO fry
n'ifhffxJo hhls1oh cdaIE4h2f his tr6apgc 4fRt
'life1@ Acknowledgements ;es8hieoa14Aa@ e
Il teAx@Akbghe sshbvrdy aikvsestnAsh Z
10 hoedwteaAsssfm akititrbsoyastsi "a
-n2lepaS frnhq edl o. ane9l1oedps
'IAoTA2 HATTIE Raskyo FurhASdaSh}b
tsAsaat,iAaasd ENTHUSIASTICALLY
.,ngaaahiqshy1ds AaIng R9tdjpe4s dadw
tnR5faiKlEeryNat .fhktwRRs fnaoX Very os4Yfn
''1AbWae1 Al htN 5tfa' 80 1871 apaeftE
YIItBbHB ayTPSotliArHfIRauAfy% WIS
Observation-Disclosures theAlCfg
.sdslsgar @erRTostsrtien AtE9W IR..aaf BY
r14EHgs4Sy' sR4q tbais 4stR WAY BIZ IN
ItHdfaB 7JhtKsy !s 5af bdA 'o,aS IT.
edi OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES D
To e1J6RRyblicc9Rsn inland ,t09amyfa Re
&$ fSS sSS'f ff gay5 'hs
'Iiffee Sought. Il But WeiiAaVe9 a6'f1ee
-nestgai. otfheitasxehsb tbbenaa hem Sff Idi
eassaMs sasnreNhiohr,pqh EsAis 1910, noe fn
s,dthes tneaaqspFXn fed0fiqRit twadf4tFl Ito
faiida d6 f ffHfHed fua x rs g ~ ejxtt
of prohibiting ftsimpdfHfiSa,' @hiEh
yngivesltHensuger' ,rastH complete nd e4
.achepe! yoasddh gass4en iprofikith bin
OF eYehvAa theimeanMhileifl 7AQR 4o q
haS beer, taken IA put Of the treeasgrylS
7I ply a,phh} o%e gro Sa J" bo5anty2 81 &fRfE
dug isthr. b3iltRet raasMyi hasIlbyF*f i
'anS0s, eOet ah thislittsh?xiKf ntRbitax 10
bnsvases nwopAanas ololhiseeuH, eai,,
odf0Wakadtqpn9n4a add lRtUlmpae to
10 thaa3itfaFS q ph9teGlfihl lmqoRiaRS0lyh al
IN .4iiNe reettnx&tdrt edhs prepfibtofs,
4. L.a - Lxa4
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-30
.2ITAT2 Q4,I, n I.,,,,,,,.,,
nj tae1etnI 10 ame5I
.YdoutneH bne
FAAs'' s'l' '."r.'~r l'r%FoT"1f1'
'''''''u 80. f.

M 9i!iveGw0ia moIl Ini9eqe Il
|alq indI il iihU oiGOeGM odJ jHdt
|tgin yabiTI e1it yd b9yo1is,b eGw
w 9Gihliud edt To 10oIi T9wOl edit
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-30

edf 10 Iotib9 ,esnysH n 81 .vdsl
9ht b9dCsa1q ,teibodt9M s9seeuuoT
'sA1RlO 9htfO n0mr0s tn9m9onomnloo
0dl 10 ,ymobeoA eisn94 olIiv
,aninIom yRbnu0 ,do1udo tgihodfeN
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-30
ooffH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wv ~
I lisSSi;s f tHsYfS ~ IT, Esp o1

the. country and be done with it?
1o1 VlAioeQsHk ssze4So44 sei e1eH
According t0oNr. Clarkson, the
campaign this year is to be fought On
,s5ha 4eek iglexE bill jthh TIE aS ttogss A9 AID
incgeassdS sahsidbif .tt89l steamships.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-30

I n WHHEUHdUWtV INltGOJNSuiU RVFIfHi
Donnntittea OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bis
tWoFis, and have sseeaiyed hendQlDw-
JC
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-30

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-13

Dead heat. purse divided.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-13

HoLLYwoop. Aug 12.-The most brilliant and exciting
live pigeon shoot Of tho took place this after
on tte Hollywood Gen Clubs grounds before
lar &c and fashionable asscnblage The the
Midsummer Handicap with eight entries. The condi-
tions were unlimited number Of BIRDS those shooting
from the twenty.cght.yard mark or uuder al
lowed four ,nissss and out. thoe from twenty
eight yards threc misses and out; entrance fee $685.
wninrip take seventy per cent second twenty per
cent. ana thir! ten cent Tho entries and
hanMram were j u Williams ]. :. Thompson Capt.
4. v Money Edgar q MnrphY. Frederic. iluey and
H. Yale Doan. all at 30 Narts: \. Hazard, wards:
". r. Thompson Jr, 81 Yards. Mr. Hazard va. the
frst To- crop ont II. missed inur OF nine. Cant
Monsy followed at II. NJ Williams iailc, at - Mr..
Messrs Thompson Dclar ami Mu-,hy IN. with but one
miss tv Thompson and pnlan. and two by Murphy.
poan reached his iiJut AT % leaving the other
TO trht It ont Mnrp'ly was shooCng remarkably well.
and when Thompson missed his second bird this
th!rt yfourth shot, the f1vorrt" hut n re.
1narkahlv swift bird too much for INN on tho
foriy-.ghth round after Killing ~ straight Al pres.
emf voted ;hr finest shooting OF the Next Fri.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-13
Maddox Made Il short and s,v..,.

Many members OF tho National. Anne clear. iHion
brooSlyE and other athletic orgaihntiom'.n Brooklyn
tTAEi ped through las: New lo.s's muddy GhurOuxii-
fares al! Thu. sday night trying find ~'hcro the
Hiec!a g.uVn hght between Gully" tata ~ the
American A. A. and billy Maddox. late England
wouh be fought. II MAS found that OF til. primes
pals was May Of ;hc trail. an party s,,nt
I" ooi linn NJ. Thus Il yesterday n!urnil before
tnc l~is' WI" ta"l weighed l;:I pUanis. nan"E hands
III mo bGrh rglIt ~ the edge "i l!lu pro prUus
trh'N farms "f That srrtinu Long Island Tis pace
MAS ShFcH NJ wIIh lamps.
re h.sn wore SAiIan' Stoves and w.s annNInccI
that ?bn "ah i's slhkr ~ tsrt. Maddox .lt hIs
man I" ,herl ~ The late Daly Mulfoy L-ht an
shi h1 ~ hhu 'ougtt iHW with Nunr Wall ,r", the
i'HgHsl - a'h"iWGsht ,LtEOI has OSnr'. aLIuLer
az incHi Z en- whale acting ira. horse. lie JACK.
hoh iotntTly ~ Tie National 4. T.. seconded Iason.
whe Nike AluirOy. "tlu brighton cyclone" IAntied
Maddox.
III the 5rst round Maddox forced the lighting AMI
heeMe. Nsc |" Z" all Eon'.! his opponent at il the
oihs AFTER Tue lfb lew pas - Icing $40 Ia -, with
fhk"is ~ III hruE's favor The serDni and euni
VAS short ami .wcet Maddox tented win his and
nv. hr"nxa hS"ns guar d"wn. when, Win hight.
nnsihoo r.rIGlty. hts night went Cwshlng i.ltu tho
cnufrh iEh,rrS nrcK. The lW ter WIS knoC.pi ont.
Maddox iuot ~ his hat auu gathered A good. Med
pu 50 Tor his beaten OPPONENT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-13

Among the MAN. amateur clubs IN this city and sur
rounding places the following anxious arrange
game, The st includes number Of junior organisa.
tons whose players average from IL to 20 years No
COMMUNICATION will be recognized without the sigma.
tuTc .: an ofc !al OF the Cut:
Trnnys-Cia,m the cha prnship Of the east side.
AMI viii play all teams %: payer averaging IL years
yal address NJ Berger ia East Houston street New
York city. 1900.
Iolycr Athletic Clubwiil play any team OF players
under IL yeas, Thoy use Atlantic Tark. L. l. for san
day games. liam II. wiiktn. captain. - Franklin
street. GTccnruir', J '.
sAi-nis of ST ID. ,fis $uhality--IIave Aug. 81 and
few days SeptcLarr for clubs paying expenses
allowing guarantee, Joseph VI Everard. manager.
345 hast fiity second street, Now York city.
Frminie Baseball club CLAIM the championship Of
ETouEyn over all teams OF players under III years.
VII. play team. the RaCk diamond Juniors pre-
f.rred j. ). Thomas. - NUrta Eighth street BROOK
lyn. l.. u.
sylvan Baseball Cub-ave Aug. - AMI all Saturdays
in september open TO play all clubs II. L. Dreher,
manager 80 Pa .mctto street. Brooklyn.
Franklin Athletic Baseball tluh-Nuulh Ike 10
range games with irst.class anst"Er Clubs only .or
saturday afternoons j. T. Helm. secretary. Nutey.
y. J.
Young Americans Baseball Club Of tn. Catholic Pro.
tcctory. Nest ,hcster-Wi play uniformed club Of
players. averaging Is years on the grounds at West
Chester viii give no guarantee. Have Aux. 20. ~.
-. -. and all Saturdays and Sunda"s III september
open. Charles +. pctmer Office OF Catholic Protectory,
Al Broom street. New YORK.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-13

TIE MACK McAuliee ard Charley Mitchell did spa
Mt tho Madison square Garden At Paddy Slavns intro
duction to n New York audience.
Fred woods of Philadelphia challenges any 1+opound
man America to night for tho nr.eSt purse
by the Con-y Island Athletic Club
NV ORLrASS. Aug l2.-rrof John Ducy. It is under.
stood. has been selected referee by the Olympic
club tor the great glove contests which are TO ako
place on sept ., Il. and I.
" T. J--FitZsilnInons il not inatchAI to night any.
body in New Orirnhs in sepiembnr His match with
on sept. 4. the date set for tho Bre
hight.
CaorrRsrowr, T.. Aug 1.-THE tennis courts OF the
Conperstowu Athletic Association were to-day unnt
viii he ready ~ 1890 to morrow morning when the
scheduled games Of yesterday will be played
CHICAGO Avg l2--It is stated that johnny Van Heel
viii NJ ~ aAtornl, TO nsht Sol smith! reported.
tiark Will Challenge the winner OF the Dixon.skelly
f.gat III behalf u Van Hest Clark expects Dixon
and WI! BACK Van uecSt for $500 against the
champion.
The animal IN .mhsrs regatta o; the Bayonne Rowing
and AihieIc Association will take place saturday.
sept 3 OF tho boat house on the Bayonne shore OF
cared barIrs oUr.harcd SHELF tandem and padding
canoe, aud swimming races, followed by hop in
evening GGli medals VII! BIS awarded the winners Of
each 'A'e.
D. s-corbett got the decision from Kilr,in in 4 six
round points in New Orleans Eilraiu aft
ward CANNED that he though. the affair was to nave
round busines, on'y TO evais the law; but good
udses WAC saw n" go say that kllrnin was never in
wOWId probably havc been knocked out
The AcadrlHr OF Music on Monday night will be tho
Of hcrs boAIng bouts that ought to suit in
go" nghi- sport George Godfrey the clever colored
hOnns heavy weight for n purse winner to tako all
rod Morris. dubbed the ',Cyconc;" is to box fonr
Ihcu Young Leon feather weight. and Pickarinny"
are 70 lave u fourround go" Tor special purse.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-13

ST. LOUIS. Aug. l2.-The races to-day at
Hyde Park resulted as follows:
First Race-rnnr tul lat fnr!onss Esther nrst.
Gooiio second Et,ir :, thtl Time, o'.S.
second Ratr-r,x tVripnss, FRIDAY frat, Tom Ward
second Bob Frame, t.iGd Time. :"iip
Third Race-Fiya turirn.s Receiver INST. Wild Wood
s'cond. Ailehu. third liinc. nIf
Fourth Race rlv iurl'nss EInnny first. Miss Tur.
rer second. Allan" tiiTi. Time oSSi.
The races at East 81. Louis resulted rs fol-
lows:
First Rsce-FOur and one hair fnrlones. Sound Moro
hrs'. RcSsettg second, ilhIa thIrI Time o 5GA4
Second Face iyu iurlnuxr. Ntrcia frat Steve Je
rome second Nidwal 'hIrd, Time. o2si
THIRD Racc-ryc Irr "nsss baritone ,rst. Angres
sec md. sir Lanc,D"t ti,irl. TINE, ln2it
Fourth Esyc rvr fgrlonss Tramp tirss. frAnsie D.
Fifth Racs-r"Nr iGrongN, Jimmie H. nvst, W T.
second lambrluk third, Time. p'EO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-13

y, q. M.-George Gore is now playing with the 81.
Louis tiaO.
IN Wednesday next tho team OF the Bank Of New
York and the Val street men viii try aeain 10 play at
lSnspect rark. Twice this season the teams have att
tempted TO play. hut rain interfrrcd.
Cnic,Gn, Aug l2.-,mpiro T.m hurst was n ottaeh by
President Young Yesterday that his service. were no
longer required BY the National League. snyder an
Oil aud experienced umpire, succeeds Hurst.
The Poiir- Gis,t, Baseball Club viii play game with
tho team from, SOpers Hrothers' tInwnto factory.
south BrcoAyn. this afternoon at Washington
Park. Brooklyn. Thc Poi,rr Gri,', CLUB have few
open dates in Scptenbrr, AMI would IKE to arrange
games with any clubs Offering u suitable guarantee.
Address Edward +. Gafncy Police Gns,de oiice. New
York city
The team OF the Brooklyn College OF Pharmacy. with
Moore and hanley as battery polished on tho wall
street team with GIBBS ami burns III the points, at
Prospect Park on Thnrsday the score helns lhto r.
The money grahhrrs expected an easy thing but the
riInakcrs collected strong team especially IN bat
ting. Struhenfa c.acAed the bnii hnr every time no
came 20 the bat
BESIDES the amateur championship OF New York city
Manhattan A. c. aud Harlem Athletic Association
teams viii play for $1,000 sale to-day AZ Manhattan
Field. Tho money p-rt OF ihr anAir has strange
soundnv hut u IS re Eesente that Dean n Hoi,ns of
Richmond Hall holds 81, 900 which was placed In his
hands by the manager Of the Harlem \. and repre-
sentative of Director thasseaud VI the 4. e. anu
VIII be turned to the winning team.
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tiuesli riGur aSp AMERICAN Assoc,uos
BROOKLYN VS. New York. at Eastern Park.
Philadelphia vs. Boston, at Philadelphia.
baltimore Va Washington at baltimore.
chicago ~. Cleveland. at Chicago
Pittsburgh VS.. CINCINNATI At Pittsburgh.
Louisville va st, Louis at Louisville.
lnArryn LEAGUE.
Staten Island C. C. vs. New Jersey A. c. at Living
ston.
Enrlcwood F. c. VS.. Staten Island A. c., at Engls
wood.
CENTRAL sKw JERSEY LEAGUE.
Elizabeth vs. Pninheid. at Elizabeth.
sOlnerNille vs. Westheli. at SomeryIs,
oritrR GAMES
Manhattan A. c. va, Harlem A. A.. at Manhattan
Fled.
Adonis W.. starlcts. at Prospect Park.
Morristown w.. Acmes. at MorrlstOwn.
Orange A. c, - Ncnsonhurst A. e, nj Orange OVAL
Mapleton Va sumner. at Blythctuurre.
STATE A. {. VI. Young Mems A. u, at West Bergen.
Washington VS.. Jeronvs. At iiillsdae.
North side A &. rs Athletics. at North New York.
AontcIa,r A. G. We. Murray lils Al Mon,clair.
Councils ". Icctlisns. al OAK Point
Ulynpics ". Bi.,rN diamonds Mt Paterson.
Iaeys VI. Erightrl ;, ~, at Sag hi rOor
Alphas Ns lnvn,iL.'s at luttenville
Franklin Cub vG franklin 4. e.. At Franklin.
cations VS. DakUtns, at " illiaihshridge
Jerseys Va 81. Joseph Ly oeuIn, ut llOhpkcn.
lCriilAri \ T. vs., =. \, 4, &. at Iorillard Field.
A.phas vs. Elizabeth \. G., Mt Elizabeth,
Lex, .ons W. tlntOus at South BROOKLYN,
Wlnms burgh A. A. vs. Purituns, AZ Wtliamsburgh
A. grounds.
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The suns Guide to New York.

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and c'tiirns of he american metropolis. .S,tgges.
hons 10 silhis"ers and praciicni Information far
practical p"op'f The sun T,N puJlSh in time for
use Al Ne CotumhS Celebration nen Oct0Ler, n
complete. mIj9,r. and practical guide book 10 nus
CdH II "W tcd VISITORS Thdi he Sights are. h0o
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herF HHl NE cost mhtre 10 do Whd'eSaie ~ rr'd,l
shipping. ho'c IN onnSe HeH SeireS. and &c, rest
'rhrn '"ed'V ~ sightseeing. H,cM be attraCfreiy
PRINTED pleasant 10 read. and tie subject matter
'oWhe dTided and arranged in a ,ray 10 inspr.
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and 'rteptio"a! opportunities 10 airnusrs.
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ject should address The Guide Book Department
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A Mar. w Narcin for New Yo,L

AIDpLETowS, Aug 1.-THE New York I'iuh I,fc,..d
the Asyinms on the grounds OF the New York s,a,.
homeopathic Hospital for the Insane ,ufav in on, Of
the most closely contested games ever seen br-e If
was tho 'rs time the Asyius have been defeated thi.
season. The same men who have PLAYED on IN. hon,
team MI tho year were at th.- Old PAGES to-day To
game was Witnessed by 900 persons including n-r.
number OF patients from the hospital In Mace ,f
ernaii charey Ii"rn-y OF Goshen played rignt r-Id
Tho only errors made N IN. game were "A wild tErnr
TO trst by Lyons aud mum BY King when GOVERN,
nrsf The battery wora OF both teams wns excellent
Neiih" side scored after the hrst inning Tho A.y
!ums were Lrst at the bat. Murray ht the first bal
pitched FOR single TO centre Held lie went 10 third
on lauHts hit to right and came home on uegnai's
hit in the same place For the New Ynrss Brk m
4twohagser 20 lott field and took third on Harry
LYONS sacrifice. j.. Lyons reached nrss on called
C'.ourkcs hit. The score. -NNN y"