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THE RECORD,
PHILApKLFHIA. 7; NEW YORK

PHILADELPHIA. 7; NEW YORK s.
Five thousand baseball cranks left the Polo
grounds last evening In no pleasant frame OF
mind. They had witnessed . game OF ball be-
from PHILADELPHIA which came near Turning
many head gray IL was the same old story.
time cut the largest aeure In the humiliation
Ward aud Farrell helped matters consider.
Rusie didn't pitch with his accustomed gin
Eer or speed and received ragged support,
for Philadelphia and was supsrbly bscksd up
The QgsksIs. however, didn't show very much
The New So1ss Shown : Ssst SSrnsy Dsy
fss than sn f the st other h. 'aSw:s %.%s.r. more S
iSs ssS% S' Ss sSys'nsr .sSl sHS was hs
body has an on day and Roger should not 10
soda .Srf TOO q a'' I:rHi. . Ss .ns he
Es .p:: si q III hs 1 ~
Ss asnt mob % s.H isst S:d. HSsE sn. .isSi iea
Fer PhiIsdel elphiA, Hamilton hit safely. took
cpsRsd S 'iST'S for S.s .s 2sli
with a base on bale reached second on Hail.
sssSSs ssS :soE.S on :SSs .aIS S.Pa
liner that Haliman banded With difne!lty.
ANeI eAfn team nau urAWn q Dlank In the
runs % thsiT half Of the third. Allen iouYed to
grand stop and iiGhtning. throw Hslinan
.S1S Ss % aS the. tS SoSas.S sS ssspSs 5sG2
for Ward; Thompson then drove one straight
Al John Montgomery. who made . msss Of II.
and Hallman scored. pelshantY hustled home
was caught In his attempt 10 take sacond on
SsS Wa hslSIsns s thToT n; hgsis s:t the sTsnks
neIing out home run. Little Murphy came
doubled up with Ward on the lattsrs grOunder
flnadsirhIa got another run IN the fourth
aud BoSie's single HhiIs the local sSsfs Also
grabbed OF tally on TisTnAn's safe hunt.
Taylor's wild throw aud BuTke's single. With
DaYls who had previously gotten four balls.
balls against the left feid isncs. each few
fest foul, and then struck out.
m the nun cross, alter cracking q hit 10 |
centre. stole sseond, and scored an earned run |
TicrnAn's way for a fsss' Sin giss Ss Dsiss
hanty and Thompson and two saerincss gave
thu visitors another run In the seventh and |
Hallman's sacrifice. sent PhIladslphias last |
run over the plate in the eighth.
New York tried hard 10 make . Garrison |
van HAltrsn scored q roR 10 the last half ei The
eighth inning on hls tNo-bagger aud Dele |
hanty's tumble aqd TisThAn,s long line hy TO /
Hamilton: Alter Bur ks and Farrell had been |
Into right Held. Murphy put him on seeond |
with single aud then Ward came to the bat /
70 DO OF die, John had three balls ana two |
strikes strike, called o5 hin; Hhsa he smashed the |
RSsis A hit ST Van AiltTsa meant tsG-
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SAN Ts,Sqsoo. May 2.-wssthsr clear. and
track fair Sum m arIaa,

SAN FsAScIsoo. May 2-wsather clear. aud
track fair. Summaries!
Itrst Rses-se.n, ,S furionr.i ssltre Imp Tr.n
lChevaierI bto l. second; Currency, lOs iwsaysrS
Ross. soT,on Boals Jos Ffsns, and ihiisdsi. Chief
sseosd Rse.-oa.hsu mite Bslllee,., ile (wlt
tinsl 70 r. won; Narigold nly. il1 (Pstsrp. sto J.
tscondl sea Spray. t2U Nv, HIM Ito J, third Time
Oip. 6mstiiia Amoy, and KITTY L. also ran.
Third Race-Une mile; selling. Hy Dy, lop IL Boydh
~ to won Lonnte n, IOl tRultvanL St0 !. escordJ
Irx. " u. Jonsrl tto third Tims iit7,< Sir Reel
1nterno. and The Lark also ran. g--- -.
thsdi.onl to !. won Motto. W lChsyallerL ste
i;lth Ryder Ausna Rssrwuard and Rom az also rsn.
FIFTH Kace-Five furlongs; selling Midget lUo
LBossmanL Z 10 g. Won Hsfeuler 1ug lsesmsnt 20 70
J. second ksthleen IO7 shaw 10 to l. third Tine
,U2 Obee, GhHrtreuss, vandaliGht Annts Moore,
horlse. and Bill Howard also ran
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END ar a EAMoUs HORSE TRIAL.
Ki. ne. sto.s Be.t.. .. the Court Of Ap-
peais.

CHICAGO. MAY 2-After nearly Ave years Of
litigation the BalRowan- KinRma contest for
the $4,000 Hyde Park Stakes. run at Wash
ington Park in 1892 has been decided In favor
Of BalRowan, the winner.
Kinxen Stone. tho owner OF Kipgman, who
ran second, contested the payment OF the
STAKE to the owner Of Balgowan on the ground
that Balgowan had won y stake race. and.
fed and forced to carry three pounds addi-
tional weight. The club decided against
stones position. and he brought suit against
States Circuit Court. This court decided
against Stone on the ground that the first race
won ny BaRowan was not stake race, but q
handicap swrepEtake. Stone CARRIED his case
to the Court OF Appeals. and this has affirmed
the uecision Of tho lower court.
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western LsaSus aa.ss.

A. AiansApolls-hsmDhi4 o; Milwaukee q Base
hit4-AsmphlA Ia; AnUAakes. II. kTrors-Asmphlk
Tsll; LOhnAl and HasIlaEL
AG ToledO-ToedO, Z: IndlAnA APOIE ~. BAEs hits-
Tolsdo, lS; Indianapolis. IA EITOrs-T0sdO Indi-
SShaPons b4itersss-ks1IEsr. henry. And summeTs;
A Kansas cilJ-kansAs CITY. 10; Sioux City g. BAss
htS-k4nsAs tuy, 10 sioux Clty, IL EErOFs-KAnaas
Sisy .; sloaK cHy = sAttsriss-DaRisLs ARd DoaS-
AZ DsIrolI-bsIslI 3; Grand RApIdS 4 BASs hits
Detroit q; SIaRd RAplds Y. EHors-DstrOiI 1; 6rAad
spleA
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Bassbsn Games Ta-aay.

EAuesAL LEAsUz AHD AAEEicAs ASaocIAuoA
ksU Iork Va Philadelphia. 81 the Polo Er0aadA
hFooklyn Va BaltilnOre. ~ baltimore
Washington va boston. a. hasuiuEioh
Chicago ya CinciBnAiL a. ChieaEO.
AiefelAnd NA LouisNtle, a. Cleveland
flttsbuEgh ". 81. Louis. az PittsbaTEh
EAsIHRN LLAEUE
hinzhAmton Va ETis a. BinghAmton
frostdsnee Va eyFacusa. ~ ProFidsncA
kpring1sld "a Troy, ~ SprinEneld
hllksHbAFFs Va BanAl0. at HLkesbArrA
oTkEa oAMEL
EordhAn "a WsslsyAl. ag F0TdhAA-
- JohnN colirg - -. InstnciblsA ~ FoEdhEu
Orange a q ~ coluublA. aI OrAnEA
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-ea'hsFa L+asas eanss.

AiIs-eSsiissiSa. i5 asnpSs EIrors@thsHl.ssc c1s
D. AenphiA Z bAttsusE-klopf aud LAhnsT; Rada-
worth ana koiAn-
Al sAVAnnAh-S@yanHAb. Z; Hsu Orleans. s Base
hlts-SAEanhAh, n, ksu OrleaAA q kTFaTs-SaEahnah
NsW or.sslA 4 BaitsEtss-kAmsAy aRd JaRiLsn;
fahhinE an schAbsl
AZ Nsssa-Aze0a- 10; Mobile. & BAss hits-Aassa
II; Mobile, EFreEH-AAeon. Noble. BAIEsrss-
6ib6s And Msieh Andersen aBd Trost
A. AtlAaLa-AtlAaIA. 40. Nashville. 10. kAGs hlts-
Atlanta q; EAshgills a.. kFr0Ft-AtlAntA q; Kaah-
yls. q laitsnss-KissiASsL KssaAA Aad BOllH;
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Earned ,In.rHsrvasd r: wism' first base by
aary.Td r.. 3; William. r,r., base on sa!l..oa Clark:
clark. 3; by Hishiands. 3; by wfggin, l. Home run
Clark Ihreeb base ht-winslow. Two base hits
more stolen s....-wni,l.more lz, win.ow. o Nal
balk-HighI.nda Hit by pitcher-By Ciark. 4: by
Miggin. L. Wild pitch-Ciark Passed balis-DrApeE =;
OMalley. J. Cmpire-Murray Tims-1;56
PRINCETON. IL; LKHieB, r.
Pnscsr,s. May 2-Prineeton defeated Lehish in
very poorly pla, cd game to-day. 1he ntldng both
teams very ragged. Princeton being little bet.
ter than Lehigh IN the ne The battery OF the tigers
was the one rvdeemine feature Of the game even VIII
hsms making three-bass hit The scors
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A r... Fat Pr,s. AraIn., K.y w..,.
, CHIcAoc. May 2.-only one favorite won at

First Raee-SeIlIng: nvs-sighths OF mile LeopeIL
IS (sheerinL to !, won; Imp. Mother Of Pear, IoS
(Crouel TO l. second; some More. iO6 " Murphy
to ], third Time. ] OF Viola knight. Gen. Uiorinn
Piccadily. Red Jun. TAnsrlAne. Abandon. Headlight
and Mckeevsr. also ran.
Second Raee-One. half mile. Esy West. 100 ~. Aur
and Elbsron 100 TO !. third. Time. OLsSl Kriiins
also ran.
Third Rscs-seliinxi nine-sixtesnths Of mile Wan.
!ca,syl 10 70 second; s.ivsE. 10 !fiti,immons;
Martel Galbanum. Nellie %. Worlds Fair. spsth De
sIEner, and John Mccullough also ran
Fourth RAre-SsnRi three e-fouTths Of o mile. Rasia
Bird, lop (clsreol 6to nrst; D.Eo loa ". Murphy
to , second: Play or Pay io7 (DunyL 3 to l. thifd
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oTEsror,s srEESDrD sIB1ss


NAsHvIIIE. Msy 2.-Ths anish between Rsy
T., imp somersault. and Ducat In the Kirk
ham Handicap to-day was one Of the most sx-
citing ever seen In the Southwest The former.
however. through 0verton's superb riding and
Ducats unfortunate position at the head Of
the stretch. won q very fast race and q barrel
OF money for his hackers. Dueat carried many
thousand dollars. too. and Buekrsne and
Henry Young we're also we'll supported.
The talent landed the odds on three out Of
tix races Illinois and Jim HogR were heavily
backed. Crevasse was the only outsider to win
during the day. Cartoon was played all over
the ring Tor good thing. hut he died away at
high class. The weather was oIear and warm
and attendance about 1000 Summaries;
First Rsce-Six furlonEs lninois 100 (Perkinsl to
tsnl 70 l. .ecosd; chow chew los tg fssioyS s
Glars Bells. voi,.rins, sip Up. E'nis L. and Long
second Rses!on: mli.. jim norG VI o. -rl.b.r), .
toi yoI; TIP sa rsrtn.L to z. second wshatchls.
S.Pt sp.nest kls Bora Gratis iisnlsy. and Csfoiin:
Third Rsee-:kIrkmsn H.ndlcap, sI, 900 added, sew
bead imp somsrssalt loo tPsrs,n. 70 os H. s.eSns
l.z,iH Henry Young. Puius Bactfsns. csrisbsd. and
ssS'Is si:i5osF ga sa is. Ssss.s
y TO ], second PeytonlA 1OI u. HID to I. third.
lime 80 Laureste. Blssbstb. Katrina, and VALDEZ
Ffth Rss.-on. mile. Linda. ioe Uhorpsl 8 4,
III iiiiR Il % J. third. Time / a P.ssodv. sis.
pnls Ned cap Ponttst, Bolingsr Say On, and Bonnie
sixth Rses"one mile -cr.v...e. pi CH wil,.m.,. 20
to l. won: Mss Knott, " !Nsweoml 10 20 I. secondi
Sars, TH% ss ly sTsn ,aS. 70 : ,Sra @ Ti.' ,.S
Adsh l.. and Burdette also ran.
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Wire Tipping Was Costly 70 -. Louis Fool
Rooms.

CHICAGO. May "A St. Louis special says:
The down town pool rooms were the victims
OF wire tappers on Monday night. private
wire from, the South Side Park. which makes
the second race. and the description and re-
suit delayed until confsderates were able to
peated In the next race. but the plan was after
ward ,iiscoyered hy an operator 10 Walsh Il
Union had an examins alton made OF the wires
from the track, hut as tho tappsrs had re-
moved their instruments It could not be asrer-
tanned lust whore the work was done. Several
thousand dollars were won on both races"
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rps ijaa y.-s. v Garter Lse,s1s ssps.urs ssd
Tlns s.s:s.ilIsg nla. .is...s,s, ., me- c Court
lsyl 5 70 i, sseosd; charm, 90 QnospTh l1to thfd
no. O. T,e C5o.: ..S trs.,. si.o rem
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Earned runs-Brootlyn High School, IL Brooklyn
Latin school /. fr.t base By errors-Brooklyn tlEh
school, 2; Brooklyn Latin schoD. Left on bases
nrookyn lliS scnooL o. Brooklyn Latin school -.
FIRST base on bAlls-On steele, 4; on Chaunchy,
9; struck out Nv steele, 3; by, Chaunchy. o.
Three base hit-Cohen- Stolen hasss-h GailmAn,
Watt, MuIPhy Cssansgh 3D. Ht BY pitehs,,ny stsels.
z Wild nitchss-Steele. l; Chaunchy. l. Passed balls
Cohen t2i. A. GOODWIN. umpire-t simpson. lime
2:20
HARVARD. 10. wtLLAust
CLupRipcr May 2.-HArvard defeated Williams this
afternoon AMI partially retrieved her rst defeat at
the hands OF the same team some two weeks
IL was slow game in some respects but had many
ereditabls features Harvard heded In good forni.
The batting was weak however The score;
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q iS,T9t'osSs1sSs: S rs! S.ss on Ssll,.on Rga
2 oJ RudasIhAm. J. Home Iln-R0gsTI TwsbAss
his-Ly0ns (.l, hthnshAn, Neleh stolen bAse-Weich.
Doqble pAys-RossIs and stneEsr; HAnTGhan. EgAn.
anu hsS~ Ms ~ ntshsrIby EsddsrhAm J; oy BAa-
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BALTIMORE. g; ppooKLYN. 2.

BALTIMORE. May 2.---Foutz'. men succumbed
to-day 10 the pitching Of Brown. the local
amateur. who pitched his fret full profess
eional game. The BrooklynH seemed to uD-
derstand him In the early stages OF the gnme o.
but he i'm proved. and his steAdlness ne well as
effectiveness increased as the afternoon wore
on. Uf the seven hits made on him, two ca m Q
together In the second and two In the fourth.
They yielded nothing however and In the flve
last innings onlJ two singles were secured.
He gave but two bases on balls, and these
came In euceession In the third inning. tho
only time IN the game that he lost bis nerve.
lowed By Grlfin's long hit to the centre field
fence. which brought In tho only two runs
the Brook yns scored.
Brown showed HE amateurishness in the
sixth inning when he had reached first base on
aforce hit, n bali that had been knocked out
OF the lot was thrown hack. and. ct Foutz'e re-
quest Brown obliRinely left hir base to get II.
Then FoutE touched him with the ball. which
WAS In play at the time. kobinson made big
kick, but Stage was obdurats. Stein. who as
q rule has been an easy mark for the Orioles,
was not n terror to-day. He wAs;not only inef-
fectiye at unreasonable times but was hard to
handle, and kinslow deserves great credit for
his second base throws. His bases on balls
counted againsthim. as did also Tredway's err
ror-the only one made hy elther eide during
Dan Rrouthers WHO ought to have done bet
ter. allowed several opportunities to bring In
runs to get away from him. star fielding by
Grimm and DAILY kept down the damaging
record against stein and the stone fence work
Of the Baltimore infeld. notably McGraw and
Jennings. kept Browns nerves In good trim.
The score:
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\ - EasIaaa Lsazas aaass.

A. EsEesstsE-LsSistsa. 4: EgresslsE. q RAIs hits
seEesstsE. J. B4sssriss-FsFsaa and bsESsA Hin AAd
Al BEoaEtea-PortlGad Q; bE0ekt0a. L BAIs hits-
koruala sEoettoa. IA EEFors-PeFtland. 4;
AsSs1Ies s-sass1a--c-Esy And AAhsasS ssxs0a
Al 1sSs kia-IsssThll "a FsvsssEsL a Bass
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hits-Hsysyhln. u; P.vtuctst 8 ErIors-Hsyerhill
8; Pawtuoket0 Q. Ratterea-Crane and sweeney. su-
sW Fsh siy.s@Tsu River. Is; Bangor, Base hits
Fall River, IL; Bangor a. Erfora-Fan River 3; Ban
ror Batteries and Rollins Rupert, Nancy.
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Earned rubs-washnRton. 4 First base by errors
w.shinsion. q bos'on. first base on bsll.-or
s!iyetis J. Two base hit.-MauL Cartwright. sacrifice
htts-Selbach. Cartwright, Joyce (2L Tsbeau stolen
ba.es-Lnwe. MeGurs. hassm.r. Abbsy Double plays
MCCARTHY and GhnxeL Ht BY pitcher-Ry stiyetts.
Ttme-1ia6.
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RArpsd runs-Bing amtoa, 2; Erie. IL. First base
on bails--On BsrnsLt :; on Black, 2: on Hsrndon. T.
bIruek out-by HAruett u by hsrndon. O. Three base
hat. kushns Twob.ss hi, smith i2L shsaron.
DeAdy. Long Stolen bAses-LAng %, Nicholson 90
smith. she.len- pous. piay-LAns; Mack and Power,
III by piiehsr-By Black I; by Hsrndon. 1. Wild
fime-3;2h Attendance 600
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No Car ais nst~esa Hawihor.s s.a Rosy.

CHICAGO May 2.-The Hawthorne aud Roby
racing officials have held . meeting and
agreed to bury the hatchet and divide dates
Haythorpe VIII run to June a. From Jply p
Altern ate weeks or fortnie hts. and theresfter
Roby will have smooth sailing until another
May comes
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Eastsra Lesgus Games.

Earned Iun,.Troy. 8. sPringnssLd. / Iir.t base on
Coashln. j: on Gfubsr, l. strucs oat~By Coashiin 8
Home Inns.plckst. shannon. Ihrssbass hits
stolen S.,,s-seh,,ti.r ts. shannon Barn. Bou6ie
Lynch. Lrhana Passed ball-nerritt Umpifs-HunI
Tms-iHb Attendancs-l.OOo
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Earned runs-Prtnceton, o; LehiRh, ]. Left bAses
mPrncetor; "a Lebish g. First base on ba.-BroOkI
williams, Mackenxie Gunster Payne. GAdd. Struck
out-Auman Trenchard, smith. FISHER Three base
hits.rrsnchard, Williams, Thompson. saerine. hit
Smith. Stolen bases-kinE (8l Ward car Gadd. Mac
kenzis. BROOKS Gunstsr. His By pitehsr-Gadd. Wild
ptehss-Bovie. - Passed bans-AcCiung. T. Umpire
-Wykon. Tims-1ibo.
TALk. 4; AHHkasf, O
Trw HLvSx Nay 2-rhs Yale team defeated Am
hsr TO- day Carter pitched four innings and showed
beautiful control Of ths ball stopped In the nfth on
account OF the heat score:
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Bsrnsd runs-Bsumore. 8. Two base hi,s-Brodls,
Bonnet Robinson, Gririn. Corcoran. FIRST base
error-Batimors. Sacrifice hits-keeler Brown. Tired
Swy Dogni. pSyo1san ana Hr.eSran @ % s.;;. on
stein Kelley. struck out--By Stein. 4; By Brown 4
Wild pitch-stein Passed ball-Kinsiow. Time-i 40
Umpirs-stage. Attendancs-3 500
WASHINGTON. o; Boston. Z.
wasusero May 1-The Boston. W wsshinrton game
to-day by far the best OF the season. II abounded
In great nsdinG and hard hitting Attendance 300
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"a nih.r Ei.ih.


pRrANr srnArroS, n; LprLrni, g.
Because Of the sickness OF Butlsr. Adelphfs eraet
pitcher the Bryant 4 sistton boys bad wsh ever
AZ Prospect Park, in ths race for the champion
ship OF the Lons Island 1ntsrscholastic Athieuo
League The scores
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Riersss sad the "Cons. Cioirr- Will r sh..
Con Riordan Of San Francisco and Fr nk
CRAIG. the Harlem Coffee Cooler" have been
matched to fight at 15S pounds for $3.50 side
and gate money, rs per cent OF which to 90
TO the winner. The battle will take place on
Monday. June 4. and the men will weigh In at
o'clock that night William 4. Harding will
be referee. Each man has 500 posted with
Richard X. Fox. Denny Butler will train
Riordan at Morris Park.
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.Bstisd IN place OF Honsr in ninth
sua.c a:o.ir. .:,..,.GG .......G
Earned rvns-wihesbsrrs, q Buffalo. 4 First base
pY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 2: hunalo. z. Left bAsss-
MlEesbArrs. 3; Buffalo. = First base on baIls-On
honsr. 8; OF kssnan, o. strueE out-wArnsF. Gish
Mcmahon, keenan,, Dalv Drauby Collins smith, Ilot-
fsr Homs ISn.-waInsr. urqahsrt ihTss bass hits
Hess Day (ll smith 81. TwO-bAss hiIA-BsIlA DAILY
Grimm. urquhArt sAerlhcs Iits-MesL Collins stolen
bAsss-shAnnoa, bs.ts Gillsn. collins HOnsE DoubIs
piAys-Smlth lAlohel Grimm and ClymsI; smith, ely
msi and sIsAIns Hit by Diiehsr-Gfilsn. Wild pitch
kssAAn- Passed bAls-UTQuhATL ~ WAIaeE. l. I'm
pirs-saydsL Time-2ih Attendance. 100.
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Earned runs-YAls. Three,bass bt-Cass sAeri.
nee hiIs-spear. Murphy. stolen bases Rustin, Case
stevenson. Grsenway spear ~. First base bsis-
Carter. Trudeau. Left on bAsss-YAls, q; AmhsrsI .
Hit BY pitched bsll.spsaI s,ruel out--ArbuthnoI
Greenway Cheney l0. flstoher Smith. Umpire
Henry. fime-Two hourA
BRows, IL; DARTMOUTH. IL
HASovrR May 2-Datmouth was defeated By
Brown 90 day IN loosely play ed kAma Iha acora. p
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eeorg-town wo. Twie. and cot the Fur.-.
CHICAGO. May 2.-Fiya favorites won at Haw.
thorne to-day. but the talents winnings were
small, the odds having been practically pro-
hibitive. Georgetown was first under the wire
In the sixth race. but the claim that George
town was past the timers flag when the start
sr's flag fell was allowed and the race was run
over Georgetown was again iirst and got the
race.
The summaries:
First -Nine.sxtesnths Of mile; tvo-year.olda
Lillian &. 1I2 &C. Weber, to 4, nrst; heds lIb
usighI sto l. second; Burgundy, Iii (Jrin) rs to l.
third Time l:uu Wells Street. Minslow, ana Cat.
bird also
seoond race declared on.
Third RAee-seliing; mile. Patrick, ! OF (Leghl
eto 3 won; Calhoun. w CTwo BitsL to !, second;
Ethel W.. SO IT Murphy to I, third. Time. l!tslt
fakir anu Unicorn also ran.
fourth Race-rhrrequArtsrs Of q mite Pop Grey,
ilo Lsish to g. nr,t: ps!syrlsn. ~ tGririnl 10
second; woodruff. tUs (MOorsl 81 TO L. TT ird. Tims
;lsH Jimmy X. orrin Rodsers and IrUn Duke
fifth Raes-s.ilns, thres. .quart.r, OF . miIe 81.
tshleldsL 10 to L. second Matte Howard ~ tr,ffnL q
TO I, third Time. lil5lE Boiisn. Nss fattsf, Toh
hackin, Fuero. and harinell also ran
sixth Race-sellInRi three quarters OF mile.
GeorFetown lot u. earn. even. Won! Mites Glars. ~
IT. Murphy ~ to l. second; Pretender. w &C. Weber,
sto l. third Time. .lvsl Alice b, Uolo. Extra, and
Aufinser also
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On this day We desire simply to
greet our friends and new neigh
bors, and show them through the
store.
With other stores In Harlem and
the four prominent districts OF
Brooklyn (where We were brought
mp, 80 to speak,, We feel now as
though we had about three million
neighbors, and we'd like to see
each and every one Of them at this
opening.
We cordially greet our new COM
petitors and hope they'll come too.
II our new enterprise serves to stir
them up a bit, there's no harm,
but gain, both for them and their
patrons.
No goods will be sold on this
day.
Our handsome Spring Book
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WERE STARVING.
Seventeen Poles in an
Abandoned House.
Men, Women and Children HuddIed
Together-They Came From
Indianapolis.

Seventeen men. women and children,
that had been starving for three days In a
tottering, windowless ro0kery within half
q mile of the new City Hall, constituted
the startling discovery made by the police
last night.
The old house is No. 424 Eleventh street,
ard the hungry people found in il were
Polish Jews, who came to this city three
days ago from Indianapolis. Tires of the
children were infants, and there were four
families represented in the old house.
They were Herman and Bertha Lockstein
and four little Locksteins, Henry and
Kate Fisher and five little Fishers. Mary
Nader and child and NJ. Leedemann and
his wife, Anna.
Their fares were paid by friends 10
Indianapolis and they came to this city
hoping to better their condition. When
they reached the foot of Market street,
their united funds amounted to Sc They
made their way to Portsmouth square and
while the women and children rested on
the benches. the men secured the town
for work. When night came little was left
oil the St and they had nowhere TO sleep.
A good-natured citizen who heard of
their deplorabe condition paid month
rent for the old house on Eleventh street
and installed the four families in it. There
they remained without fare or food until
last night. The men could not get work
and all hands were on the brink of dis
traction.
The policeman who heard of the state of
affairs in the old rookery took fellow
officer with him to the house. and found
the families huddled together for warmth
in the best room. He FASTENED TO Mrs
James FitZgerald's grocery-store, at the
corner of Tenth and Harrison Streets and
told what he had seen to the good-natured
proprietor. Mrs. Fitzgerald played the
part of the good Samaritan to the unlucky
outcasts by sending them all the bread,
meat and beef tea they needed. Then the
officer called for the patrol wagon aud
took the seventeen men, women and babies
to the OLD City Prison, where they were
given comfortable quarters in the hospital