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The morning times., 1896-04-17
Results at FORSYTH.

Chicago, April I6.-Fully 5000 people
attended the second days racing at For
Eyth today. SIX races We're Caroed, four
Cf which were captured by favorltes.
First trace-Five furlongs. Margaret Ann,
lO7, Magnuson, 80 TO l, won; linda, lOf,
Warren, 3 10 /, second Connemara, 105,
Curtaindahl. TO /, third. Time, 1:03 81.
Second race-Half mile. Devoir, 100,
L. Soden, to /, won; Miss Amos, 1O5,
Aagnuson, 10 ! , second; Gala Lilly, 10n
Il. Burns, TO j, third. Time, :51 "a.
THIRD race-Six furlongs. Red Skin, 103,
soden, to 10. won; John Hickey, 1o3,
Friend, 40 to L, second; Dominica, 100,
Cleary, 10 /, third. Time, LOG 1-2.
Fourth race Five furlongs. Remedy,
l07, Shearland, II TO /, won; Anna Mayes,
107, Irving, 3 TO !, second; Cossack, lib,
Warren, TO i, third. Time, 1:o2.
Fifth race-One mile and seventy yards.
Eullroso, 103, VandUsen, 2 to 9, won;
Little Mat, 105, Powell, 10 to /, secoTd;
Pat Malloy, Jr., 1O0, Warren, 3 to J.,
third. Time, las ..
Sixth receive furlongs. Miriam R.
107, Warren, 10 2, won, Salvation, los,
Clay, 6 TO /, second; Queen Fanstus, 100,
Field, 10 TO i, third. Time, LOB,
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ORIOLES COSTLY ERROR.
Also Outbatted Them and
n =

Baltimore, AprlI i6.-There was no band
Of music nor street parade to incite the
uali-ioyIng BaIumo rtanS to participate
IN the opening OF the season, but more
,han 1900 persons, a quarter or whom
Scre ladies iii summer attire, passeu
trough the gates OF Union Park before
The game was begun.
Tue band was not missed; there was
music galore before tie contest ended.
While the champions were at the bat in
the eighth and ninth innings, with d
chance to win the game, thousands OF
hroats kept up an awful din, but Ken
nedy maintained his composure and finally
Brooklyn won by score Of to 8.
The early part Of the contest was marked
by loose fielding, the champions particu-
la rly being accredited with some very
harmful errors. Anderson found McMahon
to his liking and scored three of Brook
iyn's eight hits. After the first inning
Jnly four hits were charged against the
BROOKLYN twirler. The score:
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BOSTON PITCHERS A PUZZLE.
Largest Crowd on Record Saw the
PhilndeIDhias Beaten at Home.

Phiiadelphia, April 16.-The opening
game OF the st ason mere Today between The
BOSTON and Philadelphia cubs was wit
messed by 25, 600 persons, the largest
crowd tnat was ever Oh the GROUNDS OF
the local team.
The visitors played the better game In
the field aud at the bat, and won by
score OF 10 3. Additional interest was
added to the occasion by the initial APP
pearanCe on the respective clubs or Nash
and Hamilton, ana each was warmly well
coined. The late Philadelphia pla yer
tHdmiltonD who was traded Tor NusI
was largely in evidence in the game, he
scoring three OF lhe visiting teams seven
runs.
Inc crowd overflowed into the field
and completely oncircled the play
Boston hit Taylor freely III the tirst
INNING, Lowe ana Duly making doubles,
and Tucker securing single. The local
pitcher was fairly eff ctiye thereafter,
but Nichols was an enigma throughout when
hits were needed. The errors or Phlla-
ueiphia were all costly, batsman reaching
first base on each mispiay. Cross eX-
ceed i'll this particular, his errors being
fumhles. Floral tributes were numerous
Weather clear and warm. Score:
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CINCINNATI WAS oUTCIASSED
Pittsburg Defeated the Reds In a
OneSIded Gnme.

CincinOati \ UrIl lb.-It WAS an IDEAL
day for baseball and 4,412 people wit
messed the INST game OF JaC National
League season between Pittsburg and
Cincinnati. 2,o00 OF whom were ladies.
There was street parade before the game
with brass band accompaniment.
OF the game, little can be said, The visit
ors Outplayed the home team at every
foint anu found RhineS Just 10 their liking.
Fisher who relieved Rhines in the eighth
innIug. Jared nttle better. Hawley, though
hit freely, received almost perfect support.
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Atlantas Defeated at Columbus.

doWned Atlanta today in the opening game
OF ball by q score of 10 to 4. The game
was very interesting and drew q great
crowd.
Atlanta % 8 B O l o o o. L
Hits-Columbus 6, Atlanta Z. Errors
Columbus 4. Atlanta 8. Batteries-Daniels
and Dobbins; Norton Ind Fields. Umpires--
smith and Cross
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Earned runs-Boston, ! Philadelphia, l.
First base by errors-BostOn, o; tniladel-
pnia, l. Left on bases Boston, z; Phila
dephia s. First base on balls-0ff Nichols,
2; off Taylor, /. Struck out BY Nichols,
4; by Taylor, l. Twobase hnsmLowe,
Duffy, 2; Long. Sacrifice thit-Taylor.
stolen bases Hamilton, Lowe- Double
plays Lowe, Long and Tucker; Taylor,
BrouthersandNasniR Rrouihessapd Clements.
-Ganztis Umpire-Lyncn. Tine or game
game hours.
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Earned runS-Chicago /. Left on bases
Louisville Z, Chica go z. First base on balls
off Frazer 4, Off Friend 3. Struck out
By Frazer 4, ny Fricnu 4. Three-pase hit
Jahlen. Sacrifice nitS-Miller and O. 'Brlen.
Double plays-O' Bricn tunas>lsteD; TRULY,
Dahien ana Decker. Hit 10y pitcher-By
-Frieni z. Umpire WieIman. Time Jf
snme-l hour anu 30 minutes.
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!:@sS
From His Private Box.

First base by rs-Cincinnati Pittsburg
2. Left on bases-Cincinnat 6, Pittsburg
Fisher /, off Hawley 3. Struck out-By
Rhines 2, by Fisher / by Hawley3 3. Three
base hits-G. Smith, Irwin. Two-base Sc hits
E. Smith, Beckley, Ely, Merritt. Sacrifice
Burke, Ewing. Double plays-Bierbauer,
Ely and Beckley. Hit by pitched ball
BY Rhines /. Wild pitches-Rhines 2.
mpire-Emslie. Time-2 hours and 10
minutes,
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CHICAGO BATTED HARD.
Thus Won the Game Against Louis
YiHt BEFORE a LMrge Crowd.

vile Before II Large Crowd.
Louisville, KY, April 16.--The largest
crowd that ever gathered at the haseuall
park sal Chicago defeat Louisville in the
first championship game OF the season.
II is estimated that 10000 people were
present.
The city officials came down to the park
In gaily decorated cars and Mayor George
d. Todd pitched the first ball across the
platc. Chicago won the game by hard
and timely hitting ard superb fielding by
Flynn, Lange, TRULY aud Ryan. Both teams
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scored in the first inning and then IT was
i pitchers battle until the eighth, when
the visitors rolled up three runs on Dahlen's
three Dagger. singles by Lange and Ryan
and FraZrrs wild throw. Louisville could
10 nothing with Friends : delivery. Score.
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In OTHER CITIES.
RecOrd-Breaking Crowds Saw the
League Season Opened.

The opening of the League season in
all the cities represented was marked bh
phenomenal crowds.
The enthusiasm aud attendance give
evidence of no decrease in popularity in
the national game, ana indicate that the
season OF 90 Will be a brilliant one.
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CLEVELAND ALMOST SHUT OUT
Not TIL the Eighth Did They Get u
Run ArainSt ST IIniIiS.

ST. Louis. April 16. a perfect day and
the Clevelands for an attra ction, drew A
700 baseball admirers to Sportsman's
Park for the opening game today.
Shearon and Delehanty were the only
new men on the Cleveland nine. The
locals played Cross at short and Latham
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Continued on Fourth Page.

Spring Race. Meeting at Bennings
April g to May 2, 1896.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Will run
special trains on week days, leaving Sixth
street station at and 2:30 p. n., return
ing at conclusion of races. Rate 25 cents
for the round trip ap12 to my
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/. First base by errors-Washington, 4;
New York, .. Left OH bases-Washing-
ton, s; New York, !. First base 81 "a
balis-Off Clarke, =: Struck out,-By
Mercer, /; by Clarke, 2. Three base
hits-Mercer, Ill. Davis. Two-base bit
Van Hatren. S Sacrifice hlt-McCiuirs
Stolen fases-Van Haltren. Double plays
By Clarke, Selbach. Wild pitch Clarke.
Umpire--Mr. Hurst. Time of game
hour and 4 5 minutes.
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.Batted In MONA hons place.

Earned ruDs-Baltimore L, Brooklyn l.
First base by errors baltimore 2, Brook
iyn 8. Left on bases-Baltmore 8, Brook
lyn g. First base on balls-Off McMa hon |,
off Kennedy 4. Struck out--By Mcmahon
., by Kennedy 2. Two-base hits--Keeler.
DAILY, Corcoran. Sacrifice hits-Keeler,
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Some people are willing to pay
more for jewelry elsewhere than
purchase at Lewis S. Kann'S.
There's a reason for it. They
don't know where Kann's is. Do
you
i3i Seventh.
Just below E street.
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Griffin, Brodie, s hindle. Stolen bases
Kelley LaChance =, Keeier, Doyle ..
Hit by pitcher-By Kennedy /. Passed
bails-Robnson l Grim / b. Umplre-keefe.
Time OF game hours minutes.
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Games Today.

Games Today.
New York a / Washington.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Brooklyn at Baltlnore.
Chicago at Louisville.
Cleveland At ST. Louis.
PittSburS at CInClnnatl.
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could name. Reinforced back and front;
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Worth SC,
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s}ames glapin, 8. 5. SpeleRp, @.
@obn & Co., g. Stein, Central Drug
Gtore, U. @hmeppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-30

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New-York tribune., 1896-06-21
SUMMARY or TIE MATCH
THE SPA IN CENTRAL PARK.

little Carlsbad" as the Central Park Spa IS
known to many. has long been a favorte resort With
many men nd women who often 10 be seen. espe-
chilly in the summer season. at the favorite water
ing places OF the Continent watering place IN
New-York is a Godsend TO many people. and thero
nre many who stand In need OF Just such place who
DO not know that 1t is within their reach But
whether they know It or not. the Spa has been there
rincc 1867. and has been operated since the by
Carl II. Schultz.
At its inception the project was warmly indorsed
by prominent physicians and has received their
hearty support ever since. The waters mainly used
Carlsbad. vichy and lithia. mixture OF these.
according 10 the complaint TO be relieved although
many other waters may be obtained. The waters
may bo obtained either warm or cold, according to
tho orders of the physician Clubmcn who un-
dergOing course Of training are frequent visitors
u the Spa and they come In greatest numbers
about 3 u m That the waters dispensed there are
pdro and have tho same curative power MS the
water bc obtained at the springs themselves has
been vouched for by rome OF tho most eminent
physicians In the country.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-21
YESTERDAYS INTENSE HEAT.
THE MERCURY REGISTERED % Df"'Nrh' -
IN THE WEATHER BUREAU-MoCh
HOTTER TO THOSE BELOW.

The atmosphere was sitting and unpearaoie ye,
terday on account of the excessive hum'o''y' VIM"
was % per cent at a. m. but had iaiien ~ " 90
cent at 8 D. m. The temperature ranged iio''
degrees at a. m. up to So degrees at p H. " ia.
lofty station Of the Weather Bureau, out II seeeu
N neople down in the streets to be at east teh ue
grees hotter After 2 p. m. the mercury s'a"u'
fell and the evening was toleraby cool ai.e' suns
on the corresponding day OF last year the hiene,'
temperature was SO degrees. and on the corieSpon
ing dav of 1898 the mercury reached 70 degrees ~.
barometer was about stationary YESTERDAY peihe WI
IN tho morning and 300 In the evening. Ihere was
a light southwest breeze throughout the oay' ou'
was so mild that 1t gave Httie or no reiei u peop,
In the streets and In offices and worKroo"''' "'0'
IT failed perceptbly to penetrate s ,oss,ble
Pedestrians sweltered and kept, SO idr 40 P0'''N'
on tho shady sides OF the streets; bcyclists were
red-faced, and looked weary; passengers III e'e'"'
and surface cars were gasping for prea'h' iA"s "'
used in profusion and there was large co"suinp
ton of ice water. lemonade ana Quiet O'o'''e
"sott" drinks not to mention the disappearance OF
innumerabe draughts OF hard stuH' WHICH oi's
served TO increase the bodily temperature ana
couso more profuse perspration. The straw nat
and palm leaf fan sellers and venders GROVE d
thriving trade. but people sweltered ana sn''' oo'
lars wilted spite Of every effort 10 the contrary
All who could leave town for country or seashole
in the morning hurried away from ,he c''S' -
being a half-holiday the exodus in the afternoon
Il
hoata the Rockaway Beach and other steamers
were densely packed with passengers I'LL ia'e
hour in the evening. The number CT bathers al
Coney Island and RCckaway Beach was unusually
large Fair weather with stationary temperature
IS the forecast for to-day.
The warmest pl1ce IN the country at a. M yes
terday. was Galveston. where the thermometer reg
istered So degrees and the coolest was Lander
Wyo, where the mercury stood at "a degrees
The temperature in some other cities at the sane
hour was as follows: New-York, Il; Boston, ~
Chicago II; ST Louis. Is; 81. Paul. C; Corpus
Christi IS; Denver 62: New-Oreans, 7S JACKSON
Vile "a; Omaha, G8: Memphis. IA Atlanta. e
There were showers In Georgia South Carolina
and Mississippi In this city portentous CLOUDS APP
reared in the west and southwest. and there were
occasional low rumbngs Of thunder, whlcn en-, en-,
couraged a hope for cooling rain but none iel. ana
the only atmospheric moisture was the excessive
humidity which ma1e every one feel not. weak
uncomfortable and unhappy. -
John Eickert. thirty four years old or NO Az tast
Fifteenth st. overcome 10y the heat at Broad
way and Fourth-st. a, 2.5o D. m. and was taken 10
ST. Vincents Hospital in an ambulance.