davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-13

New foax, Feb. l2.-Flour. receipts 10000
barrels: exports i,0DO barrels; market quiet and
steady; sales 10000 barrels Wheat receipts
St00 bushels; exports 10000 bushels: kales
2,1@OO bushels OF futures and l27.O90 bushels
otspos: spot marke. dull: No. 3rod 81 O0hGl Of:
options frner and highes No. 2 rod February
81 o33s: Mnroh 81 0:S.Gl Oaal 0J5t; April 5: 02ttu
l0S14al o31 May 81 on ssk62al lts;J une 81 o9S;
Corn, receipts $500 bushels; exports 81 90
bushels: sales 655,0o0 bushelI OF futures and
25l.coo bushels OF spot; market firm; ungraded
mixed iSG52c: February +s5Ec: March Soc: April
SoL,c: May !g3as91 saso1tc; June 4s}Sa+?l<siS1Sc.
els. tales 10000 bushels OF futures and 5000
bushels OF spot: market hrmer; February and
March 3Gs4c: May S7stc: mixed western 56a37iisc:
white do 31aN}Sc; No. 2 Chicago 37aSso. Coffee
steady and nd unbalanced. Sugar quiet. Mo!,,'es
41sc. Turpcniinc dull Eggs firm at 29c. Pork
dull. CUT meats firm. Lard easy aud quiet;
steam So IS: February 20 IS; March s. 9S. Butter
steady: western dairy lsao,c; creamery 2la3lc:
co factory lGa23c: E!Sln Sic. Cheese firm.
BALTinoHy, Nh, Feb. l2.-whent Inactive mud
J o.; March 81 DIAL DIV: May 81 0i1&al ol5a
Corn strong; mixed spot and February i0Hc:
March and April ls;9c: May 491ts59c: receipts
297. 900 bushels; sh!pmcnis 2ol 900 bushels. Oats
Provisions steady and quiet. Butter steady.
Eggs tt.n and aetlYc at sc. Coffee frmer al
17Hc.
ciSciNsATI. o. Feb. lo--Flour in fair de-
mand. When: strong; No. 2 red Die; Ieceipta
1900 bushels; shipment, TOO bushels. Corn
steady; No. mixed ilHc. Oats SteAdy; No. 9
MIXED 921SSc RE easier: Mo- Sc. Pork quiet
at si2 co. Lartpu,et ut g 37k Bulk meats In
moderate demand at IS sly Bacon steady at
81 % Whisky quiet NJ 81 Il Butter, cheese
and sugar iirm. Eggs armer a. 20c.
PlIILADELpnIA, Pa. Feb 12.--Florr dull
Wheat firm; No. rcd 81 Of: No: red February
s! 00ibGl 0lti: March 81 o2al 02L; April 81 Oh
VIZ: Nay o. GOAL 0l1i. Corn quiet; No. :
mixed February. igaig14.c; Match dc: April t9a
i9Ec; May 42Hc. Oats weak: No. white ga
SIZE; No 2wh!te February, March, April! and
May 9s1ac. Legs firm: Pennsylvania lrsts 2Ga
27c.
TOLEDO, O., Feb. 12-Wheat dull and firm: No.
cash and February 1870; May 953fc. Corn
dull; No. cash SIC. Oats quiet; No cash SIG.
.Rye steady: lash Sc. Cloversecd steady; prime
cash 81 70; February IS 65.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-13
nucklen,s Arnien Salyn.

The best Salvc in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Erup.
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect. satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 25 cents boz. For cale by Logan
Drug Co,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-13

NEw YoRK. Feb 12.-pet.oleum opened steady,
md after iow slight fluctuations became dull
and remained so until the close. PcnMyly.nIa
oil, opening 5ss,Sc: highest 5S1lc; lowest SS11sc
closing at $50; March options, opened SIZE;
closing SFtc: highest S91sc; sales % 200 barrels
on CITY. Pa. Feb 12.-Opcncd 595Sc; high
ctt 6oc; loves. 59,<c; closed 595sc: snle, $4,000
barrels clctrances 1900 barrels; shipments 1O2,
7O5 barrels: runs 1919: barrels.
BRADFORD. Pa. Fob. 12.-opened al 59Jsc: high
est Goc lowest 594c; closcd ut ooc; clearances a.
900 barrels.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. Feb l2-opencd and lowest
59Nsc; closed at COO; highest G0Ec.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-13

(. THERE is nothing like DIR. Thomas'
Electric Oilto quickly cure a cold or re.
liere hoarseness. Written by Mrs. NJ.
J.. Fellows, Burr OAK, St. Joseph Co.,
Mich. DIV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-13
Wool.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Fob. 1a-wool in ini,
demand; prices firm Ohio, Pennsylvania and
West Virginia Xxx and above S0s3lc X2snS0c;
medium 3Se36c coarse 53n34c; New York
Michigan, Indiana aud western fine or X and
Xxx 2GG27c; medium 3IEnS5c; coarse 33a3ic; fine
washed delalne Xxx 3la3;c; medium washed
combing and dcla!no Ss15aS9c; coarse do 35sGGc;
Canada do 52a33c; tub washed choice 36n3sc:
fair 35aS6c: coarso 3:a33c: medium unwashed
combing anddcla!ne 26a29c: coarso do 25a27c
Montana i7a22c: territorial l4aa0c.
New YORK. Fob. l2.-Wool steady; domestic
fleece 36c; pulled 26A3Sc: Texas l6s2ic
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-13

NEW York, Feb. la-pig iron quiet; American
Sl5 75al7 Is. Copper dnll; lake 81 rs Lead dull;
domestic 81 05. Tin quiet; straits $40 CO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-13

CHICAGO, ILL. Feb l2-Cn,.lc, receipts 5000
head; shipments 1900 head; market Slow md
lower; natives s. Gat %: stockcrs 81 '7ja3 Is;
cows q 6Oa2 S.. Hogu. receipts $500 head
shipments 1900 head: market slow and
lower: rough and common q 4oa4 so; mixed and
packers u d0a4 IS; prime henry und butchers
weights 81 soai IS: Hight 81 65af So Sheep, re-
ce!pts 1000 head: shipments 1000 head; mar
ket steady but low: ewes g 25a4 GO; mixed 81 50a
5 %: wcthers end yearlings 81 75a6 0O; westerns
IS loss IS: lambs 81 75,6 So
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. Fob. l2.-Cattlo, receipts
5SS head: shipments 1902 head: market steady;
nothing doing. nil through cons!snment,. .IioSs
receipts 5000 head: shipments 2.GG0 head; mar
ket fair; all grades s. 20n5 as Sheep. receipts
500 head: shipments 400; market strong and
unchanged.
CINCINNATI, o.. Fob. 1o.-Hoss common and
liSht, 50 5oG4 s; packing and butchers 81 65a
5 %; receipts 5000 headi ghlpments LOO hoad.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-13

sasE r,La Cotton. .
CIScIHSA7l. O., Fob. 12-Cot;on steady; mid.
ding &c
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-13

Tho entire skeleton OF lnastodon
was exhumed in Ado county, Idaho,
last week. Unfortunately the bones
crumbled to dust soon after being ex-
posed TO tho air.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-13
Tho Jiit.

Just now. II she has proved unklnd,
There's nothing 10 prevent ono
From showing hcs his love was blind
by sending her a cent one,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-13
WHEELING&GLK GRoYERAlLRoAD
uSnTy Fennsytvania Stations.
!Ys!EgllgE!YanIa IlRgs:]
Iraias Run By Centrsl Tim.

rIGySr QrErCxs At Prss.rLrhxrA .s.lr,oy or
NL-Sa Sr., rvur or lsisyEHrg ~, NHrYiIId, :
At Anl!cAs EVusE, IhLrL:Ne, XHp IT rBY
PEdSsrLvASI4 STATION. BEIDa SpoRF.
EoUruwrg- 6Ys-EN-" PkH nlrpLH Eorrun
rBLfsE ncS DAILY sSCyyr sCEpAY - ToLiors:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-24

ME Ito Corduroy, 10 70 E.ino colt. 20 to Extra
a. S t. s.ssrce colt loo TO sSndowne Au,uas paid
THE THIRD RACE.
The Tidal Stakes weepsnkcs Of sioo each for hre
Ssar olds with s2oov added, tho second to receive
W; Jsnsss br. C. Chsradc. by chnraxus-Ada Belle,
Marcus DAYS CHI. @ rammsny. 2, Il;
L ssusrsb c Patron iss ~ Hayward
..,- Time. 1:tl1,5.
Patron is 70 tSafaGs a% asu. PAL. "a SAID ssss
THE FOURTH RACE.
e. FAY K,ase y, hSrdsa, q $50
S.sSs shiTe one Nile Wer and hss w,,, y, p,,
second Hand idI Sloane
Esy.,%ns Stable cs h h. Ms:,soi e. iiS ,Bsissn
War Duke also ran
,.,,. Time. 2:so 80.
70 ! Masterlode. 80 to War Duke. Mutuah paid
THE FIFTH RACE
handicap sweepstakes OF sac each. With 81. 800
added OF which $3.50 to second. and $50 TO third
Empire s,.bo's 6f, :. Maidstone. q by Vanderbilt,
Nns Tnrnet llGh1 GARRISON ,........,,.
j. spisr.'s Dr. Major bono q. i23 lliayward).
Time. 80 KS. NN' y
sone. I To BoIero Muiuas paid $3.50. thv5 $5<5.
THE SIXTH RACE.
Asweepstsses for three oids and upward Of $50
each. with $1,000 added. OF which $2OO second and
C. nxx,s b. g, wattorson. G by Great Tom-Duchess
waieo,, t%mpSoif. sb c Eniis d loo rnrab
Madrid and Larchm.nt also ran.
se,,,rs-s,. to ,sn Ts w, tt gn,,
to vnrdee. ! 10 i Manria 10 TO ! i.afehmoni. Su.
tuals paid Sl2C3, 81. 20. $o.5b.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-24
Brooklyn. =; Washington, q
Boston, 10: Baltimore. @
PHILADELPHIA. 5: NEW YORK. 2.
Tho generous instincts OF tho New Yorks

PHILADELPHIA. D: NEW YORK. =.
Tho generous instincts OF tho New Yorks
inning yesterday. and they handed tho game
oyer to the surprised Quakers without tho
slightest ceremSny: II was done Do 50 suddenly
' ssad not nd ther S@iers
and say thank YOU" Cnrsey had opened tho
h y Ms by t s.p IL YS end S s
Sro is6%rp srSSndoa to FaIis5 !h H. latter
~ sending big sam Thompson to first silver
had picked out Dolehnnty MS a victim. Two
ses Ind been s"cd then Hing rat
5Tyins wiosa xiii q; ;o and missed ssss:
aod to the third Rn st Mhs the bali boSnd
Pretty aDH 'S9 SS bail r ,SfT va" In
stead Of covering tho plato King was dancing
AROUND il,st bass. and boyle. finding no o., onS
struck the ground behind the lying Dciehan,y.
ssE '9% anasY fat EM"E End roa nto Ef
scored on tho play. and Dolehanty ran TO third.
where he was, left on Cross's ily to Tiorrrans;
to h INF aS s ws S tse
Of d. Lyons getting hit with a pitched ball and
Richardson making n fine drive TO left for two
run but Tor tic fact that Delehanty who was
running to head OF the bali. jumred aud
the grass in the direction of the ropes. The
Uuakers had also scored in tho second on
Thompson's single. he being forced out by
Delehanty. and Aliens tine three To
right centre. Then came the disastrous cnso
Of rattles in the third. and the game was prac-
tically ended
Tho New Yorks conxcd in n run in tho sixth
on u. Lyons's base on balls. n wild throw oy
Mailman. and Goyios single. and tho visitors
got another in the sixth on Fuilcr's tumble OF
hompson's grounder. Delchnnty's sacrifice.
Thompson's steal Of third while Boyle was
taking n nap. and Cross's single. So Tar ms tho
pitching was concerned King had shade the
best OF 1t. although tarsey. native vi this
city, put up very good game.
Harry Lyons made his first appearance. but
did not have enough work to furnish II test Of
his ability. The attendance was l.2Gi. Tho
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-24
Bn sebnll Notes.
There letters at this office for Catcher Lcsrange
and Jack Jersey.

There letters at this office for Catcher Lcsrange
and Jack Jersey.
If the present arrangements can be successfully c,r
ried out. strong team of American PLAYERS Will In
wade England next month Any nrst. class amateur
player who desires To lccnne n member or the team
viii address Al Lawson. Mtidetown. ~ y.
'rNCi>x,ri, June 23-capt. Comsk ~ sister IA deal
Before going Chicago to ght he ordered tho
at lrGIining. w &. Temple wired today for tncin.
hairs TO the transfer OF the Alta Of July games
from Baitimor. TO Pittsburgh. and II was granted
CiSciNSAri. June - Frank Dwyer arrived from ST.
LOUIS this NOR nlng and ut once installed "A
Der Of cincinnatrs twirlnR corps After Dnrycn had
pitched nvc innings against tIcrcani i'll the exhibit
lion witch played MI In on day Dw,cr went
In and finished IL. Two hits made ot his de livery
The liza. Athletic Assoc a team have gcd
three games with the Newton A. A. ~ the sussex
County Fair Grounds in Newton. on July . and H.
Young nf Princeton. wro pitched few games Tor New
last summer will be III the box for the rome team
The LA will b. strengthened b. the return OF
AuIes ot last years team to shortstor
Cnic June n3-Rain prevented the two games
scheduled bet Chicago and ST. Louis to-day. Tho
were fairly under water and II vas impossible
Chris Won Ger Ahc 700 sadly disappointed
I'VE world hNv. taken two games J." he said
We due Ia win The Colts are playing misrr
nh! bal. The Browns are in fine form. AM expect
win shares of games from this on The colts will
try their luck with Louisville tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-24
C'rick

The annual meeting Of tho Crcketers Association of
the United States will be he'd at tho Germantown
Cricket Club Thursday evening. June 80 The fol,
lowing notice has been sent ont. nni should be tho
means Of securing most representative attendance:
"Girt1,ts As rainp If ~, Tpi',i S,or. AZ the last
meeting OF tn" association. held in April 1891 a rrso.
luton adopted that steps should be taxen to organ
I've Thoroughly representative national association Of
thought well 10 hold this years meeting ofths nssoria.
cutters viii he present IN Philadelphia, It shaped
therefore thnt one or more representatives of the
present at 'h. time and place stated. provided with
proper credentials and powers to take into considers
to,i and net upon the above subject.
:" ALAS u. Hams Corresponding Secretary"
At q maetnR Of tho GuttenburR Athletic Club held
last week cricket branch was organized. Tie want
OF n club has bcen long felt by the Fngrhmeu III that
neyhhorhood and II Is cNper ted that members VIII
look In now ist START hiss been made. W. u! i.sks
Guttenburg, y. j.. Is Secretary pro tem.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-24
News from tho IIor~e World.

A nve-days' trottinG and running meeting
will DO held at the Mostchester. County Fair
Grounds. White Plains. beginning June ~.
Tho premiums will amount to several thou
sand dollars.
Pool rooms In Boston were ewndl@d out OF
about $1,000 on Wednesday by tapped wiro
returns on tho Coney Island Jockey Clubs
raccs 1t IL believed that tho wires were tapped
between Hartford and Providence.
consignment OF English thoroughhreds
nre on their way 10 New Yorl; 70 ne sold by
Col. i. u. Bruce Mt Monmouth Park. Jul il.
fnaIed 1850. by bend Or. winner 81 the Derby:
dam Strutlliect. by Scottish Chia'. sire q
icger: Lunar Eclipse, bay horse. foalod 1898
p nXenorhone son e .ana arn, ~ ~ Orlando
winner in this country. by Nentnor: Radnor.
y co foaod l Y oS Mgn Gaa s"n OF
dnur Of Terhcr. winner OF tho Ascot Pinto. by
Minor rnnno OF IN. "H cr s1 tia sra
OF St Ulais. and Mr. Pickwick. dam Mitrail-
lcuse, by struirord. or brother to STAFFORD.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-24
MISS BEsSIEMOORET TAKES FIRST PRIZE
And Will Play Miss Cnhil for tho Amcri.
cnn Tennis Chnmpionship.

PHILADELPHIA. June 23.-The winner OF first
prize In the ladies singles OF the tournament
here Is Miss Bessie Moore Of the Hohokus
Wiley T. c. Shc handi!y defeated Mrs. g. II.
Harris of Philadelphia this afternoon. and will
play Miss Cuhill tomorrow for the American
championship. The first set yesterday was
close and exciting. and both ladies kept nenr
the Luso line ard seldom volleyed the ball.
They lo:'bed worry accurately and tho sallies
were long. Games ulternated in tho first set
until they stood ut Gvo all. then Mrs.
Harris. by somo exceptionally clever play.
won the necessary two games and tho set by
to >. Miss Moore played very steadily in the
last two s"ts and proved stronger than her
Antagonist in skill and endurance
Tao great surprise Of tho day was the defeat
Of Clarence Hobart. the New York expert ~
NJ. H. Smith. Hobart was cNhaus ted by his
previous match. md wns unable to keep up
his Gnlno IN tho last set. Smith played very
steadily. The SUMMARY:
Ladies Sincirs-riral round Miss Bcssio Moore
lioh"kus Nnicy Z. eat Mrs Il. II. Harris Of rhiln
delphrn. 81 81. I'll.
Ladies Doubles Second round: Mrs. G.. II. Harris
Mamie raahan a.. c.: Ms. Iaili'l ana Miss Nc.
kiul-y. beat i..s Moore Miss schultz e. ,i-;i
MS"d ID ub!ss-Sem.lual round Miss NJ T.. Calil
and Clarence Hobart New York beat Miss II. Butler
B.ssle More apd H. V. Beach beat Mrs u. II Harris
and J. Park !ioUd e., -.
Mems siuglc.-M. n smith Philadelphia, defeated
Clarence Hobart New York. I'll. 81. G-3.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-24
Jockey Bob Soden Dcnd-Bonnie True Wins
the Grant Stakes.

the Grant Stakes.
CHICAGO. June 23-Garllcll Parks racing
TO day was held in the most friChtful weather
The downpour OF rain was inccssant. and
thunder and lightning were continuous.
Abandon was the only winning fRvoritc. OF
tho other successful! horses Bette Prather
was ut to l. NirIie ~ to !. and Pullman II
to l. Bonnie True pulled Off the $1,000 Grant
Stakes at to 2. Virginia Rradley's Nirgie
was also second In another race.
bob Soden. the Unknown Jockey and
trainer. died to-day OF pneumonia.
Eight fair plGtors ope2ed tho 81 ort at n mile.
Tho Hero bcin: favorite Robin Hood led
from tho wirs to tho stretch. where Virgio
pass ID him. me- won by eight longths. Tho
Hero was third. i've lengths back. After the
first uua,te Nirgie was ten lengths behind
the leader Sevca riat"rs went after the sec.
onI Pursc H.. was tIpr Sh,nicr; and leI nn,I
last. skipped through the slush and won by
three lcnGths from Kangaroo. TIL" latter WINS
always rromincE and beat Grey Fellow three
lengths for place.
value OF 5000 had King, Lee: Scoggnn Bros.
crack: the Liberty Stables Bonnie True and
Bismarck. Lothe. Lookout and Tho Empress:
Tho start was bad. Hing Ice. a big !avorite. and
Then tn" Glly tired and bonnie True came, on
easily and won by four lengths. Five lengths
behind I.ollic was bismarck. King Leo fourth.
after. chasing Coy. Wheeler half the distance.
Wheeler eight lengths for the place. Rein
the chase. and Gunshof. secopd iavorite. ran
third throughout Bette pruther was first
and Johnnie Grecner second from post to wire.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-24
Wheeling News.

on Tuesday W c. RAnds Of Detroit rode ~ miles In
hour Is minutes 90 40 seconds which is record tor
the distance,
n. /. Eide. the English crack won the twenty. I've.
mil an onsi the National Iyclix.' Vnnn At
Ecrne llill on last saturday.
The Riverside whee.mrn have completed their nriae
list which includes three high grade wheels card
table, plush covered reclining char. and an uprIht
piano valued ~ SOD The latter prize will be COM
Ceted the mile cham ship race on July D.
Tue entries for their races close July with
A. Powers. 232 West lnsth street
The eleventh annual race meet Of tho Kings County
Wheenen VIII be held At III. Manhattan Field to.m0f.
row afternoon. Three hundred and rftyfour entries
have received for the various events In the ors
mile handicap there are entries In the one m
safety Tor championship OF America ~
twenty seven entries, Including Messrs W. Murphy.
THIS race should be won by either BcTlo Munger or
TAYLOR There are siIhty.thrre entries for the ono
mile novice Tie Races VIII commence promptly
~ = 80 O'Clock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-24
Tournament of the HivrrsIde Lawn Tennis
lIuh.

The society people Of Obokcn present In large
numbers at the grounds OF tho Riverside Lawn Tennis
Club on Wednesday afternoon II tho time set for
opening the annual members tournament. Tho
events consist Of ladies' and genemcns singles ladies'
and Yentlcuens doubles. and mixed doublrs Tho
scores follow
Ladies' stnges-First round. Miss Sadie Harris bca.
Miss Jessie Higgins. d. Ga; Miss Mamie Carr bent
Mrs Addis White. Go Go: Miss Emma Lod-r ben,
Miss Mary Allen O. "a. Second round, Miss Carr
drew the bye and Miss Harris beat Miss I.oIer c.
60 t-s Final round. Ms, Harris beat Miss Carr
5-t ,;-2 %.
rnt!cm"n- S:nglsf-First round. Jasper Ch:lis heat
Harry Crane - 'i--:t: EuHiANe aid heat Don
Fuller, c. 81; charles Lode. beat Warner Carson
60 !. Andrew Woous heat Martin Dnly Ill 80:
Ge" &c iarn. beat Henry Gregory. e.. ID second
round, Jasper Chiis heat GustaNe Oswald. G-4 5-,i.
N--3 thares l.o Ter beat Andrew Wouls H.. n IL a.
rnri round. Jasper CLts beat Charles Lodcr.
&C. c..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-24
Amateur Baseball Register.

Among the many amateur clubs In this city nni
rounding places the following anxious to arrange
gnea The list includes number Of junior orvaniEa.
tions whose players average from IL to 20 years:
Dominion baseball Club-lIave July Z, A. NJ. 40. Aug.
o. sent q T. A. NJ, TO- II AMI "a omen for nrst class
CLUBS r. Sittcrly. Secretary, West Brighton 5. l.
Central Baseball club OF jersey city licixhis-wiil
play all teams nf PLAYERS averaging 1S years. for n
iunrancc July nnh saturdays OF July anu August
}. T. shc:lcr. 4. o. box dO2 New YORK city.
Turner Has bali Cuh-Wi,i MAY SUNDAY games with
all uniformed teams Of players averaging ~ years.
Gc"rg, Ermst. ISL Congress street. Jersey ely
The knirkrrockcr baseball club wound like to schcd.
nlc tor the afternoon of July on the knirker
hOrker grounds oscar H. Garrison. secetary. Closter
Bergen county, y. J.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-24
A Paying Combination.

Our l+' Philadelphia subscribers will appreciate tho
combination We sent them yesterday-Baycourt Com
rade' N'ades'one-and they all won Armed with the
h"c'hs rrSA'e Information AEencys wires ana It's
inNineoe safety plan success on the turf is foresons
conclusion Terms SO for ak days wires and prom
se '' h's percent on net winnings gained thereby.
never more than one horse given for race. 1ele.
gram sent daily before 1880. References given by
re'm's''"h 10 clients in all parts OF the country
f"ur'Iase prospectus sent post free Address BCsl.
Mss NANAGtR, J., u box 2,3V5, New York eity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-24
CHRISTMAS Is MONTHS AWAY
BUT THE NEW FORKS MADE A GIFT
TO THE QUAKERS.

The Game Handed Over In the Third In-
aing-Boston and Brooklyn tho Other
Winncrs-Mnnaecr Powers Gets Some
New Piayers-Other baseball News.
As oil three OF tho leaders won yesterday
there was no change in the situation. Tho
Cincinnatis appear TO hdve got down 20 a
point from which they will DO unable to strike
Boston. and II tho champions are to be over
hauled 1t must be done by either Brooklyn or
Philadelphia. Tho widest hopes for New
York do not picture anything better than
seventh or sixth place. Yesterdays games re-
suited as follows:
Philadelphia 3: New York 2.
Brooklyn. =; Washington. q
Boston IN. baltimore. q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-24
TIE RCNNERs At LAToNI.l.
Sister Mary Wins the Handlcnp-Iiiuaea and
Owner Keinsiated.

CIscIxSAr, June 23.-The weather was very hot to-
DAY. and there light attendance at Laton TO sec
the racing OH III. next the Inst day OF the meeting
The frs race selling purse al six furongs Lon.
ME D. ID. Murphy at even money. won by . length
from Stra.,on. Moss Terry third.
III, sec Hd race a, ono mile md seventy yards.
Henry jenkins lO1 "a Wiln,nsl. at to 3. won Ly a
length from Sir Planet. Manner third
The third race was NJ six fur!Cngs Jamestown. 1o4
Gui-on. at To J. won from buster by length one
Dime THIRD. Time. lJ,S
two yaAr.nids, At fur0nKs sister Mary ". Wi.
Iian,) at q won by two lengths. GlenNiew second
and S,nper eN third. Time. I liIt.
Tho sixth race Al fonr and n half furlonrs, for two
icngths from Carrie Pearsai. Little Cade third. Time
O;5IH
week OF the meeting for apparently crooked running
was reinstatcd to tho turftodRy nins with MS
T. Ander soL, aud john Paul the trainer.