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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07

r" the pr"I,l" uf Albuquerque"
think >un are entitled 4" l~ informed
that the cI,y council, ~, meeting held
last night, Wy II unanimous vet" CALDER
men Pratt aud Rankin being abs"nb re-.
fused tu allow ia" clnlm 81 ia" clerk 81
the ,lis,rir, court Tor twenty d"llnr-. Lee
ins his legal adNanr" f." ~ ia" Nv" raS"-
recently instituted 10y ia" city attorney
hN nay direction, e. ,"s, th" validity 81
the franchises claimed 10y III" water r''in
lnuv aud icy III" oiaS company guar
Al the uaymrn, "f thrs" hllls NJ til"
IN f,hrinHti,utiuu e ia" suits, and will
Ia. ,hrm uut uf my own I"rk"t should
IA Ip,ur"S If ia" litigation not Il" paid
Us Ne ruuurl rely upon ia" l""rl'
". 90 ,u,"r,sjs SEEK I" protect, +" pro-
, ,Id" tia necessary money t" I"S them
M.auw nl", ia" I"upl" may b" "sHnr'F
that ,ur suits will Il" vigorously pre-
rru,ri. nu,w outstanding anything 'h'
| council may attempt 4" Il" 4" "hstrnc
them Very respectfully,
SkriL B flELp, Mayor.
HE, klF1.
ur,ul,rr 3, lN3 l u" hereby '"rtif,
tina, hay" thus day wr"iv'"i from Neil
IS Firld IA" sum Il twenty dollars, h"'nj
Tia. advance fees f,r filing the suits ~ ia
CIT, of Albuquerque ~ Water suppl
Company :" nj and IA" city II Alhu
uurrIu,. ~ Alhulu"riu" ''aH COMPANY
hrrrtuf,rr hl,d by ia" city attorney
CHAs + h,Sr,
Clerk Il the District Court, lhrnalill
County. New Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07

Sioc. tie drst iutrOduct'oo' t'sc'r''
u,,,..,s II As ga,u.d rapidly Ia p"pu'Ar I"
~ mid Go9 II 10 clearly 10 tue loao
we 80, uuss medicinal ton'cs anu AiI"r
Hhons ',utaining nothing which per
A''' a.. ms n beverage or intoxIcGnt,
m''S W ,yu,z-d u. the ties, aud puresl
u - re- ,,r all ailments Of stomach. i
meu,s'SS;d ps,s,-It will cure sick head
yer OF s1,s..st,on, constipation, and drive
ncpe' ~ ,'ow the system. Sat,stact'or
mAIA'. With cash bottle or tbs
euaia' Ill ps refunded Pr'cs only 600
money s,,,,ls Sold BY T. II. Bnrgsss 4
t,ou, druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07
Caaaist % AsthsFtty

Their. is clash between TIA" c'y
council And the mayor Recently Mayor
Field ordered the city attorney 10 bring
suit agains, the water company :" test
,h, legality II the franchise to that AMI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07
.,..,..d Alfalfa In california.

Sheep in lars" band" "r" very cheat
and rnn rs, hnugh, NJ from 4 Ia =
prr head \ PROMINENT sheep man "S
Tim, there /, more mAncy in im sh'"l
raised nn alfalfa than in 1000 in tie
nsunl mr,h"l Alfalfa rair''i lamhS h''
month. obi will bring S.,7i per heal II
u,.. s,,, Francisco market,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07

THE Hustler Tells "ow the HridEr
Was swept Away

was %""" Nv"
y" my "''"'N'"! '." 0''" Ming
WV '''' "'N '.'''''''''' '''' III '''' ''''."'''
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'"' "'"N'"H' ana ''' 7"''l' l"'.- 1T 'I'n.
Ter 'N'''"i A'' "''n Wee wv" '"'k y"
'"' saw" r. - ""'I' we ''n l"''''''
'""" ~ I"'"'' ''''"'7' A'"'"''" '''N
'h' "'H' '"""''"'" "'''"h '' wac" '''
'nI wa Va" san Mar'u" Aii"l huI 'h"
roar 81 Ne hugi! water" va" APPALLING
"h''' Vac oldest '""hh''h' '"'U u"' ''l
=" mlni When TINS STREAM Mad reached
such n h"Ih' ~ "u" ium" Viz" 'h""k-
81 'h" crowd that had gait. rd, turned
pal" With ''rrr a. - hurs" Wa -''.u
struggling with n" mighty torrent, auI
rry went uI' that th" rI'i wt- -"ru just
ahead, hut VA" autmni gnlu,eI r~,ituE
reached th" bank VA SAFETY, aui It WhS
discovered that h" We uuhhird aud
| much r'lrf wa- suppressed. a 'h, Canon
1T the tnHnuira aud san Mar,u. ARE
much travelled aul W,.' iu th, hapl"--
s.luururr Through iur-r surlr.- 1T the
tune II 4 ,luiI burst. Tor &C., human AID
could a,HII. and urIy Ly "A miracle could
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07
IItra

E,hM |. Enru, this morning a.
o'clmk. # h.w,I complaint, ag'Ni 3 y arr,
daughter ufC l. Erwin, recently IL ""
hrAskA. The funrral -rvic'S will lie At
his r,sidenc. "a the river RAJ. near the
Lridge, to-m"rruw afl"ru"n at "'cl'rk
Burial At PAiTvisw,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07
wu-.,,.I- Ara,ea @aivs.

The lest sAlys ~ the wOrld for cuts,
b,u,s.., vorea, ulcefs. saii rheuui, fever
snr-s, letter. chApp.i hands. ehilolalnr,
, orns. and ali skIn sruptlons. and pos,
t,v.l, cures p,l.a. or 10 pay required. j,
!. ,ts.d 10 give psffsct sstisfsction
n, money refunded. Prios - e.n,s psi
box. For saIs by DR.. TINS. n. Burgess
a Bon, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-07

rapdity II growth which will s,uu place.
Lrr a. an rminrncr # Importance, mI\
,-mnl ,n the fon,lrs, rNI.atntinns IT th..
mu~t snnruiur citizen IF day
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49, ~ Wv
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MISS J'hu"Hr ann MISS M"rlu"' VI"
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"' Uranium! "'''' "'"e'
""''"h' 81 Va" Inih''r company
~ '"ES'""' ""H Among 'O' "I"''h l"s-
+ S'"E''H "' ""''N '"f an "h'g"ihg Tram.
+ Carl Rramrr. Z mnutl,. old infant ,l,lL
I "i Fred R"am"r, iI"i this morning at I ~
a. j "'ci'"k At FarIrw Cemetery.
iuv Thornton. with a ul,tuhr,. If other
Iruplr. ras-,aI south a, : u'rl,rk Sn,nr.
dav evening The governor will visit
Eidl aud Roswell during his suinuru
s"u',
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II ,o.h Th, las. MA. r,ror,.d "A, the loc,
" banks,
Mrs. G. H. Parole, accompanied l.
dnu,h,rr. Miss unt,ir, arrived On Satui
10 I,y evening from waukrsha. Wisconsin
/" Mrs purul, will rlnaiu about two w"l
Ia :, v,si, her son. ". G., who IL l""l
II l,.,.,..r II, the ,r.s,,,u, Coal company
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-30
TIE RATE LAW MIDDLE IN NEBRASKA.

Omaha. May 30 (spcciaD-The meeting or legal
representatives OF Western railroads to prepare n
uniform MAN OF action against the ma ximum mte
Inv ndopted by the last Nebraska Legislature has
resulted In q peculiar muddle The Union Pachc
1. pronounced in of allowing the law to become
effective on July 81 80 that Il may be consclenouTy
tried for three months, when If II proves so obnoxious
as railroad assert IL Will, ana revenues are
reduced TO disastrous proportions, II NAV De- ATTACKED
In tho court, OF the state But the burlington PEG
n,e nss,rt that tn. bill means ruination to them.
that It's scaling Influences will dim nsh By 100000
a month the revenue, Of the system ana Therefore
will tend toward putting the road In the hands OF
"A receiver. They a.scrt that IAncoln. BeatiA"
and Fremont three OF the importing towns oil the
STATE will bc ruined Ii the law is allowed to become
on.ro,iy. and =, they are in favor Of beginning an
,ttnck mon IN. constutonallty of III, law III the
state co,ilt.. y final meeting will be held by the
uttoineys on June !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-30
CANES IN OTHER CITIES.

Ros,on MAY ?p.--An.ons ct olt,' rc'iVd a har'
dru5,ang to-day from the Champions Hutchinson was
nil all over lot In the Acond an1 eRhh In"hs' az
po.,on. punching fourteen u hcr twenty HIT III these
innings The "Cc,s" bcded rather poorly undef "c'
pv., and Patrott showing bad form. SfiHy ola rooi
work in tne for the home team, Ryan alone h''lF
him with The fentur's OF the game were ''e
l,ulng Of Long Carroll, Dury. Lowe Merritt aud R'an
and the fielding Of Long Nah anh Love """"' '''H
iiutclnsons place at the at III the n'hh i'"'"r'
-
Boston ........... :.S 90 Q %
Fac ht-Bosnn 90 chicago = FRA, n.-'"n ia,
chicsso ii Has'in,-iIu,ehin:o" and h'''rdse S''
ley and Merritt. rmpirc-linrt
pir.,u,g Nav oo-Klcn hot the ball over tn"
nlste today a. II IT wa ned from kFnpp '"nn'h'
But for tumble By shugar, OF mean ball u ha"u'o
the J.oltinorcs would have been shut out NINE u
good work up to -Ath inning, when ritt@bns batter
his delivery, Denny Lyons making three Dagger VIII
,wo men on bane,. Van IIaltren ard Mcra"S MI"
av catches and Elmer Smiths hitting were Ie''u'c'
Rain interfercd twice during the game Ap'"''"'o
800 The score - N
r,s,;s"ss .:.~S J 9 : ~
Ea.s n.rsbas 3 S,.% SSm = and RoDoos
kilen and Mach. tmpre-l>h'h .
rhnadeIphi, MAY .9.-Cl.,elani sustained a shu""'
here to-day for the first time this ,eason' N'''''.
Young nor weighing battci hard. AMI 'hiec %
the phil,deluhias' runs were due the errors OF inc
..snIdcrv The Phode phas pl,yei a mag'ihceht i''u
Ing game not error being charged against ''''"'
weather cloudy. Attendance 2,9J1. The score
,:1als1,aS i.,.....:::::..o 30
Ia ehts-Phladcpha :. Cleveland hr Tsng mi
land Il, Batt.rIc,-Wcyning aud CfO''' 'o'''o "''
Ziinmer. Umpre-''anney 4,
Middlctown Conn. May % (speciab'-"'SeSan ".
feat.d the strong University OF G'Cvco"h team "'' "
score OF 10 10 T. The excitement m''e''" a" ~
yaue proceeded. The visitors batt,d hafi IN 0'e mr..
Two innings but did not get hit CURING ''e '.a' "
the game Wesleyan the game In the se'o " y.
hard hitting. In the third inning WeS'c'"" Us ~
and outplsytd her opponents during the resi- Vi ''e
,etrnc them In Almost onetwO-thiec ofuo'' o"''"o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-30
TlTtL RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

T,tsburg MAY 20.-Mrs. Nancy McCarrigher ana
her l. year Old daughter were struck by last
train NJ -hou,town. the Pttsburg and Lake Enc
Railroad Yesterday. The mother was instantly killed
ana the daughter clcd this morning. They were
walking on the track their way home from church.
md IN avoiding train stepped In front OF another
indianapolis, Ind. May ga train on the Louis
Vile, Nrw Albany and Chicago road struck horse
IN a cattle guard west Of Broad Ripple. eight miles
from here. AZ o'clock this morning. The engine
ana luggage car turned over and three Coaches
left the track. Engineer George T. Plat was fatally
injurtd and died hour after tho wreck occurred
Fireman Williams was badly Injured
Austin. Texas. MAY ga head.end collision be-
tween two trims suburban railroad here last
n gt resulted in the death of two persons and serious
injury 10 several others. The dead are: Charles
Link fireman. and Francisco >ao. Gus Piper
tho engineer. terribly cut about the face and
body. The following passengers were seriously
bruised and cut: william Brooks Thomas iIolbrook
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. y. Godbcrk ". =. MADISON. Maud
Mishnw Mrs. g. =. Taylor. Mrs. Emma George and
james Iien Tho collision WAS the result OF disc
hcdir Of orders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-30
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
CONFERENCE on WORLDS FAIR RATES.

Chicago. May 2o.-rhe meeting Of the Western
Passenger Association lines, called TO adjust World
Fair rates, had hardly been called % order
this morning when It WIS announced that the santa
re Rock Island and Burlington had mad" arrangements
to settle their troubles and that the passenger oclaN
OF these roads hold a conference The meeting
adjourned until aferroon and rs the conference had
made progress the association meeting went over
until Wednesday. The conference was held In the
private Office of President Blackstone OF the Alton
road. and lasted until late this evening. when an
adjournment was taken until tomorrow. No results
we're attained but there Is strong oplnion that t1e
points Of difference will be amicaby adjusted. The
milk in the cocoanut is the fear Of the roads that II
they get the regular rates lowered Worlds Fair
business they may have great difficulty In gettlrg
them up again after the Far Is over The Mchi'oh
todsy stood OF on making cheaper rates east OF the
river until II Is guaranteed cheaper rates ives, Oh me
ever herr. the bulk If the business lies. The con
ference will De- continued tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-30
m PLANT THE FLAG on DEVILS TOWER.

Chamberlain, :. d.. May :0.-The people Of Western
S>,,h Dakota and wyoming greatly Interested
IN the approaching attempt Of W. b. Rogers. OF
-updonce, TO plant American flag Oh top OF
Dov,Is Tower in the Black Hills. The tower Is
900 feet high, zoo feet In circumference at the
,e and $50 at the top II Is supposed to nave
heen n chimney 10 some subterrnnean IRE. IL ~
,,.fec,lv round In FORM the sides being like huted
po.,,co column The composition Is supposed TO be
,,or rock which was emitted from the fires below.
"acn eruption Increasing the height OF the chimney
..n tho present height had been attained. then
.,s ,o,,en mass ran down the sides leaving burrows
us entire distance. No one has ever yet stood on
top Of this curious tower 1t IS inaccessible the 'u,
Or s-,ro M foothold. Rogers says he Will cut
ace Cnc'ns he ascends. Should he Be successful
W ,.csive 800 scientists say that this tower
hh ss not a duplicate In the world
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-30
4 yo7ORIOrs sHOPLIFTER CAUGHT.

Detectives Tlmoncy and Farrell Of tho East Twenty
s.cond.st squad, yesterday morning brought TIVE
notorious characters the Iorkvill" CDurt-Thomas
Ccrcoran who says he is n pedler and Emma
,oldunn VINO gives dres,making a her occupation.
on Friday last word WAS received ut the station'
house that two suspicious persons, man ana
woman were occupying No. o35 East seventeenth-st.
Timonev and Farrell at noon on sunday saw the
s,i.pect,d wlman 20 out and walk quickly down the
street few minutes later the man came OUT ana
he was arrested In less than an hour the woman
returned she had big bundle OF clothing.
women's fine underwear and costly wraps ana mems
fine wearing apparel. The couple were taken 70
The station-housr where the woman was rec gnlZet
rs a noted shopiifter, whose picture, So Is In the
Kogues' Gallery. She is known as Emma Lewis
alias Shecney Annie . A..
Justice Mcmahon remanded the pair to enable the
officers 10 secure bwners for the goods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-30
~ ptx FROM NEw.uAvEN TO HARLEM.

N.w.IIaven Conn., May 2o.-TO.mo row morning ct
: 80 without regard weather the hf-t relay too'faee
ever run In tbs city will stint The affair l. und'r ue
,,, ~ -, IN. Young Mems Christian Association Of this
sat. The start l. to made ~ Union and Chapel sts
ard the finish at tn: Harlem Associations quarters IN
New Work The distance Is divided into h'e'nhle
.tre,rh.s The route leads tn ourh Mihod stra'iotu
u,.d.,uort Sorwalk stanford and Grecn~lch In this
>t,,, t,de. mounted bicycles will accompany the
,rnne,. 10 roint ont the proper Ioid' The two men
making the bc-t to receive gold medal. me
,u,n.ts from ,hi. city viii bo William Hunter, l. W.
li.-cu Frank kcnna David lmie, HAIRY shi'h az"
.u.' Holland The message IN b. carried Is one from
,dt,,,,,,encr,l Bradley 10 Mayor Groy Of New.York
and IL il expected that 1t will be delivered by oo'oeh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-30
GIANTS PLAY WINNING BALL
BALDWIN REPEATS TIM KEEFE's TACTICS
WESTERN TEAMS WITH ONE EXCEPTION. DE.
FEATED IN THE EAsT-PERFENr fiEhD'
ING BY THE HOME CLUB.
GAMES YESTERDAY,

The Western opened in she East Seo'. ,aa c,~
oil were beaten except Pittsbuig The game VI -.
and In fact Of the season, that at the RON ~.
between ths New-York and Cincinnati teams. "
York team won scoring after os'''e 'u" ~,
with brilliant features. In most sam'- oil pase
defeated captain has D, offer. Whe" 80
after the battle II had any excuse 10 onef' '
Comskey, the captain Of the Cncnnatis. SAID dr!!'
Excuse. mop. We can't beat blat knd OF Dali p''
ing, and nobody else for that matter" ,
From q strictly scientific and strategic stan1po'ni " -
doubtful II better contested battle ever seen ]" '
city. After the the 1000 spectators present ceu
concur In the opinion that IL the game OF tc ~
and that they would not the Ike oil IL 'H''" !"
many day. The Cncnnatis played renarRao'e s''"e
and ChaniberlaIns pitching would have won nine Nv" "
ordinary The New-Y0rkeIs simply paNed J."
phenomenal form. and that is the only req son ueS Won
The Fielding work OF the Giants was peilec'' ho'
blund OF any description malrinc their record b''
win. the new pitcher. never pitched better game J" '
life. ana he did not hatsn;n 10 hrst on 'a'i'i
ais. The three scattered hits made ~ his d-"N'i'
had reduced his speed. Not Cincinnati player s''
beyond second base AMI but got that far oh iour
different occasions Baldwin. with three balls anu no
srircs. put the squarely over the pls
striking out his In each Instance. 1hls Il ie's
Timothy kccc accomplished occasionally "h"h NJ
in his prime. but II il thin. very seldom d"he J."
baseball nowadays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-30
A SUCCESSFUL SALE OF HORSES.
FORTY.SIX MELBOURNE. BEAUMONT. klN"sIo
AND ASHLAND YEARLINGs DISPOSED
Or N TWO HOURS.

OF IN TWO HOURS.
The sale OF the Melbourne. B"auno1t. Kingston ana
Ashland ycarlings at Tattersalls. fihy-hfh'-' ana
seventhave. last night was 4 success IN every way
There were many leading tirfnen present Inc oui'"'
wa. lively and foty.sx head disposed OF IN TWO
hours Among the persons present were H. D. "iaht'
j. I: Haggin, ]. L. keene. i. Edmondson w LaKelahd'
L. stuart L. o. Appleby D. G. johnson, o. Knapp j. r.
Maiden G. D. Wilson. J. Diy. b. Gideon j. H. Ne
cormick Colof-l Colonel j. +. PeppeT C. E1yl''
C. Ll,tcned l. Dsh,man, IT, Colonel f. Ha'. and w Z.
pay The total received for fory'sX hca1 'oh
si7,125, average OF about II oJ' hedd cic az
the lots sold and the prices
PROPERTY OF THE MELBOURNE STUD.
r. c.. bv Oneko- Mddlemlrch; r. Jones. si's1o
y : nv Trcmont-FcIona W. II. Roller. $1,000
a. G. by Oncko-Honi Belle; w H. Roller 500
Il e. by Elias Iawrence-Minty Custer. H. j. huth'
inson. $3.50 ,,...,,
b. c. by Elias Lawrence-Brican1a: c. LNt'eheld
500.
5000.
T. c. by Oneko-Palsnthus; D. johnson, $1,000
b. t. bv Oneko- Bacchante; c. Littlehcld $1,000
b. G.. by Elias Lawiance-Auiora " X }. Hutchn
$780, oo
b. Co. by Elias Lawrence-Hclene: c. Ltteh.ld. 300
Gu g. by Oneko- NourmabzI f.. Raley, 5000.
Er T., by Ella, L,wrence-Queen Eay c. Littlchcld
$500.
B. g. by Elias Lawrence ouintet,e J Rodesap $50
PROPERTY OF THE KINGSTON STUD.
Oh. f.. iy imp. The Il-used-imp. Encore; W. H.
Roller, $500.
b. e. by imp. The Ill.used-imp. Press onward; w.
B. Jennings.
FIX C.. by Tremont-imp Grudt1 c. Li,tleaeld 1850.
D. c.. by Jils Johnson Blue Hood r. Barrett 1000
B. c.. by Longfelow-Trophy; g. straus. $1,000
On. f.. by Fonso-fun; W. H. Roller, $1,000.
Dr. c. by imp The Ill.Used-Palnctto; l. Jones.
$500
Oh. c.. by imp. The Il.Used-Lhue Hopes J. IL.
Mccormick sl,4c0.
b. f., By imp. The nl.Used-imp. Heroine; w. c.
DAILY. sl,05o
g. g. BY Hmyar-Una B. W. II. Roller. s1.7oo.
Oh. t.. by Hayden Edwaids-Belle Lorng; Dr. Gideon
Knapp. $3.50. .
$500.
son. sl,lOo
b. Co. by Hanover-Atracuye; Chelsea Stable. 5000
a. T.. by imp. King Gaop-Carric Phillips: G. Little
field. $3.50.
Oh. t.. by knight Of Eller'le-Levee; T. J. Kcare'
$500.
b. c., by knight Of EuerslIe-Frauen' A. Carson.
PROPERTY OF THE BEAUMONT STUD:
Oh f. by imp. The Il.C scd-iatue B. w. H.
Roller. $500.
Elk c. BY Tremont-Retor; II. X. Vingut. $3.50
en- T. by imp. The Ill.Used-Trnket: J. T.. Me-
Donald S1,45o ~
"a q nv ,mp The Iii. L scd-Surcfoot; NJ. Wolf So 200.
n T. by imp. The InUsed-May Wilson; w. II.
Roller sI,4oo - .,,.o.
"a y by Fsyor-pixy; r. J. Hutchinson. $780,
Gu g. by Punster-Marle Lewis; T. Jones' el,20o.
! Bf. by Duke OF Monrose-Gladaga; Equitable Stable
e475
PROPERTY OF THE OAKLAND STUD.
Loete. b. f. by Loec--sylph 7. Shannon. 81 BOO
Ioua h. g. by Log!c-Seo New; L. Stuart. 5000
Ashland Eclipse. b. c.. by Loge-Bluc Stocking; Colo
mel Hall. $500. ~ y
Fright Phoebus b. c., by Falsetto-Buh and Blue; VI
Lit.leneid. IL. 200
PROPERTY OF +. d. CABLE.
Ch o. by spend,hrft-Gold Ban Glen Island Stable
a 100.
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TN. Hit ORD>.



New.Yosk ". Cincinnati ct Polo Grounds. New-Yo-K
a AID y.
BROOKLYN Louisville, a. Eastern PARK. BROOKLYN.
a. NJ and y.
Irtt,burr vs. Baumcrr Pittsburg q. m. and y. m.
Washington 81. LOUIS. AT Washington. a m. and
Potion vs. Chicago a. Bos;on a. and p. m.
PnllId lpha IL, Gland at PHILADELPHIA N. and
III.
King NAV sign with ne Cincinnati club today.
The Nrw.Ycfk club has aid Cranes relea.c and
ne viii have another trial.
Double genes viii b. played oil around to-day. Tho
morning game Poio Grounds VIII begin at II o'clock
and the afternoon game O'clock.
Comlskey save TIA. Muanc will not b. rce1scd under
any con-'doia ration.
The Staten Island Athletic club ard Ridccvood
will play 4 West Brighton. =. l.. to-day
The orange Athletic Club viii play the Yale tn!Ver.
sty Liue On Orange oval this afternoon az o'clock.
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DETAILED FORECAST FOR TODAY

For New England aud Eastern Ncw'iorN' gehe'ay iar'
exceu leht showers the south New England coast :
SLIGHTLY warner a. Boston and In southern New-iork ;
southwest wind.
For the District Columbia Eastern Penn ylvana. New
Iers.y Delaware Ma Wand and Virginia, fa preceded
tonight and ia the early morning by light showers from
tho souhcast Virginia coast n the northeast NewJer'cy
coast; slightly wa mcr; southwest and west Winds
For North Carolina South Carolina and Georgia, fair
preceded by light showers; slightly warmer
For Flo ida fair slightly cooler near Titusvle;
warmer noa- jacksonville.
For Alabama Mississippi. and Louisiana, fair; warmer
In northern portions
For Taste Texas, fair warmer near Palestine.
For West Virginia, Western Penn yvsnla, western New
York and Ohio generally fair slightly warmer southwest
winds , it,. .u...,
In southern Indiana 81.
For Michigan and Wisconsin generally fair .,
followed by showers IN the western portions OF the
For Iowa and Nebraska. generally fair followed oy
shower. In western Iowa; slightly cooler wednesday
morning In Nebraska. , Ala. ooo,,. wa,..a.v
morning
rpIntINc IOC Al q OBSERVATIONS.
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mn CR4ygS RELEASED on BAYL

Denver, MAY 2o.-Dr. T. Thatcher Graves. who
las, year wa, convicted OF the murder Of Mrs.
Jos ,phinc Barnaby OF Providence. X. l.. Is today
free nisn for the first lime In two wears. This
morning hc appeared In Judge Burn,'s court. where
his motion for trial has been pending for somc
weeks The Court set the new trial for June H.
and fixed the doctors bail at 900. Jud1,
Macon the doctors aitorn.e signed the bond and
the prisoner released. The general opinion
among lawyers and court officials Is that this ends
the famoi, case: there Is expectation that the
second trial will be calcd. and the final motion
will probably b. nole prosequi.