St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 10

7 St. ftmis ost-lispatttcbncsba2) Pan 1889. 10 ARTHUR IRWIN LET GO. like to fret a challenge for the Cordnlls. Address all challenges to Pat Kelly, 2333 Blddle street.

THE ST. LOUIS DERBY. against Little Barefoot. The horse won but the bookmakers disappeared before their patrons put in an appearance. Al Farrow, the speedy California colt, and O.

V. Tupper, lessee of his running qualities. RELEASED BY PHILADELPHIA AND MAY JOIN THE ATHLETICS. i Something About the Horses Who Will Contest for Th is Valuable Stake. The St.

Louis Derby this year promises to bring out a larger and better field than ever before. There are forty-four horses, and nearly all good ones, eligible, and out ot this number it is expected that at least ten, and the pick ot the lot, will face the starter. The horses eligible to start are: Lonelay, by Longfellow, dam Leveret; John Duffy, byAristldes, dam imported English Lass; Cassius, by Longfellow, dam Southern Belle Girondes, by Jiis Johnson, dam Agnes; Viking, by TT Robinson Reinstated and the Browns Acain Flaying Great Ball What Horses Will Compete for tho St. Lonis Derby The Brooklyn and Athletics Win General Sporting News. By Telegraph to ttte Post-Dispatch.

JIIILADELPIT I May 8. The base ball public will be start mm have been barred on an tracas oi mo Blood Horse Association on account of the pulling of the animal In a race recently. Capt. Moore's stables, between Ruddle's Mills and Sbawan, near Cynthiana, were destroyed Dy tire last night and fifteen valuable head of trotting horses consumed. Van Wilkes, valued at $15,000 and a colt valued at $10,000 were among the lot.

Dempsey and Ellingnwerth Matched. Bv Telegraph to the Post-Dispatch. New York, May 8. Joe Elllngsworth received the following telegram from the Southern California Athletio Club last night: Joe Ellingtworth: Come as agreed. Wire us the day you start.

The match is between Joe Ellingsworth and Jack Dempsey, not the Marine. Los Angeles, Mav 7. Ellingsworth told a reporter yesterday afternoon before the telegram arrived that he had word from Los Angeles that LaBlanche had broken his contract with the Southern California Athletic Club and had engaged with the California Athletio Club of San Francisco to fight Mike Lucie. The club assured Joe that they would stick to their part of the agreement and that they would find a man in his class to light him. Ellingsworth at the time said the man would be Jack Dempsey, whom he offered to meet before the Nonpareil left for the slope.

N.ow he is to have his wish. Joe will leave for California this evening or to-morrow morning. led to-day by the story that the Philadelphia club is determined to release Arthur Irwin, who has been its short die stop and captain since 1SS6. He made a wild throw oil Friday last which save the Bostons ism i in urn a yUiane MliM fmiTids oiz tie, aen BARR DRY GOODS CO. SOie AG ST.LOUtS two runa and allowed them to win a game from the Philadelpnlas.

The next day he was laid off, and he has not played with the 'team since. Irwin was very much dissatisfied at the treatment he had received ana Great Retiring Sale. luiiclGlotiii Mii ciQtrung for Little liioney UPRIGHT, OUTRIGHT, DOWNRIGHT FACTS ABOUT THIS SALE. Greatest Mnctioi Ever Known ii Fine Cliii. Underwear sold elsewhere, 50c; here 25c Hosiery, sold elsewhere, 25c; here, 3 pair for 50c Men's Pants, were $8 now $5-oo Men's Pants, were now $2.50 Men's odd coats, table full of them, $2.50, $3.50, not half price.

Please don't wait. Come while sizes and stock is complete. BOYS' CLOTHING AT QUICK PRICES CASH OFJLY BUYS. TIME TABLE Of Trains Running Into Union Depot St. Louis Time.

Except Sunday 'Except Saturday; Except Monday; Monday. Depart. Airlve. ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD (Chicago Line SOhFN V1NFKU. ASTtf f.V.

which ware iecuter, dam anora; Long risu, by Longfellow. dam Kate Fisher; Limbo, by Leonatus, dam Patrella; Vinctura, by Bob Wooding, dam Molly Chandler, bv Harry O'Fallon, dam Fleta; Outbound, by Blue Eyes, dam Etna; Tom Karl, by Prince Charlie, dam Trespass; Heron, by Harry O'Fallon, tiara Virginia Columbus, by Story, dam I'ga; Julien. by imp. Rayon DOr. dam imp.

Judith; 8am Ross, bv VoltigeUr, dam Stella; King Regent, by Regent, dam Gvpsy; The Lioness, by Billet, dam Vega; Laura Davidson, by Warwick, dam Kiliueny; Camella, by Warwick, dam Geneva; La Premier, by Lucifer, dam Golden Slipper; Meta, by Onondaga, dam Una; Argenta, by Enquirer, dam Aurilla; Longside, by Longfellow, dam imp. Lady Stoekwell; Mamie Fonso. dam Soiferino: Sportsman, by Warwick, dam Slipsa: King Regent, by Regent, dam Gypsy; The Lioness, by Billet, dam Vega; Laura Davidson, bv Warwick, dam Kilmeny; Camilla, by Warwick, dam Geneva; Henry by Lucifer, dam -Emma Mc. Le Premier, bv Lucifer, dam Golden Slipper; Hob Dv Onondaga, dam Square Dance; The Deacon, by Harry O'Fallon, dam Bernice; Boodler, by Enquirer, dam Bribery; Glock-ner, by Duke of Montrose, dam Mrs. Clubbs; The Czar, by Norfolk, dam Marlam; Telish.

bv Norfolk, dam Balinette; Don Jose, by Hooker, dam Counters Zeika; Bronco, by Hooker, dam Laura Winston; Hon. bv Lucifer, dam Ginger Pop; Bootmaker, by Onondaga, dam Nellie Booker. The conditions of the Derby are that the winner of anv 3-year-old stake race of the value of $2,000 shall carry five pounds extra, second horse to receive $500 and third horse 200 out of the stakes. Say there are twelve starters in the race, the twenty-nine declarations, at $10, and thirty-two forfeits of $25 each, with the added money of $2,500, would make the value of the stake This is one of the best Derbys, as far as money is concered, in the country, and a field of the size mentioned can safely be counted on to contest for it. Among the horses eligible are some of the best in the land.

Judging by this year's performances, the two California horses, The Czar and Don Jose, which are owned by Theo Winters, are entitled to first mention. Don Jose, who is by the celebrated racer, Joe Hooker, has shown himself to be a very worthy descendant of his great sire, having captured four stakes on. the Pacific Coast this season with splendid competitors. If he maintains his form and starts he will be a dangerous horse in the race. The Czar, a full brother to the Emperor of Norfolk, is fully as great a horse as Don Jose.

On April 24 he ran in the Pacific coast Derby at San Francisco and won in 2:36, the fastest time ever made in America for that distance. The best previous record was 2:362, madeby Ben AH at Louisville In 1866 and C. II. Todd in the American Derbv at Chicago in 1SS7. The Chicago stables will most likely depend on Viking, who was a good performer last year.

W. L. Cassidy basLongtish, a well-bred colt, and a speedy one to carry his colors. Longfish was a good third to Proctor Knott, in the big Nashville race the other day, and Cassidy is counting on him to win the The New York Walking Match. New York, May 8.

Of the small army of pedestrians who started in the championship race at the Madison Square Garden last Sunday night, less than twenty are still in the race. Cartwright, who has beensteadily leading, has now taken second place, having yielded to Hertv at 6 o'clock this morning when the scores of both were even. For an hour both pedestrians stuck to each other like brothers and made lap after lap in company until 6 o'clock when llerty began to lead. An hour later he was nearly two miles ahead. At 10 o'clock he held the lead by nearly five miles.

Hughes goes around the track at a steady lope and promises good things. Smith is running very stiffly, but holds fifth place. Hegtdman looks worried, but his friends promise that he will yet surprise the spectators. Glick looks fresher this morning than yesterday and Little Nolan keeps up a steady pace that runs up miles to his score like clock work. 11 a.

m. score Hertv, 256 mllea Cartright, 251; Hegelman, 245; W. Smith, 238; Hughes, 231; Connors, 227; Golden, 226; Noremae, 225; Glick, 219; Adams, 212; Elson, 191; Nolan, 190. I 7:25 am 7:30 pm It lay Express Chicago Express. awarded the higbest distinction by a medical Jury at the IntsTnatloaal Exhibition at Brussels, hare Iiemunded his release.

Yesterday the club officials notified him that he could have his release provided certain business arrangements were made. What these arrangements are, is between the club directors and Irwin. Yesterday Irwin sent a telegram to all the League clubs asking them to waive claims to his services. To the correspondent last night Irwin said: "Yes, this is my last week with the Philadelphia Club. I expect to be released in a few days.

I hope to get out of the League, and will probably join an Association club." Irwin refused to state what club he was in negotiation with and he would not deny it was the Athletics. The only thing he did say was "I believe if I had charge of the Athletics I could win the pennant hands down." Dougherty has oeen made captain of the and George Wood at short is doing good taork, but the team work is not so good as Vhen Irwin had charge. Manager Mutrie had talk with President Reach yesterday proved to be a flrst-clais remedial agent in all catarrhs of the organs of respiration and digestion. OHIO A MISSISSIPPI RAILWAY. 10 hours to Cin.

A Lou. Solid trains. Sleepers la Phil, and New York. OTFV MTNKRIT. TVatTTr ITS are pre 7:22 pin Inrtnnati Louisville Acoom.

1 scribed by physicians in diseases of the lungs ana Wash. Phil, and New York it chest and asthma The benefit derived from their Cincinnati Express 6:40 pre 7:20 am 7:45 am aia 7:00 pm PKMJrm :15 pmi use is unsurpassed, and even in tha most chronic cases they soothe, ease and stimulate. incinuati. Louisville, Phil, and New alein Accommodation sonpy mivFR IT, VATTTXrs are prefer AIKO SHORT LINE KAILROAD. able to all similar preparations, because they are a natural remedy, an unadulterated product of the springs, containing in an undiminished degree all tha ew Origins A Memo's F't L.

D. airo.t Memphis Express airo A Paducah Exurefs 7:55 1 :40 pm am 12:30 pm pis pm sanative principles of these springs. Ward called at store twice. lluquoiu A Chaster Express Dr. Exso Sander's Carbonated Hunyadi Water excels the imported in taste, effect and digestibility.

For sale by all druggists. KOT)F MINTR41. PASTH.TTS are pre I long i f.d Johi fitdid i lliiadel Tor long John ork not see him. It Is reported that tne CHICAGO, ALTON ST. LOHS RAILROAD.

lpbia Club will open negotiations with forward's release. Irwin was in pared exclusively under the personal supervision and control of W. bTOELTZLXG, M. D. K.

Sanitary LOCAL. NEWS. Kansas Cltv Mail -it Chicago Expresa Mail 7:30 am 1 oklvn on Saturday, and It may be that he 2IO and 212 North Broadway. Councillor. Iton h.xnress Through Chicago Express 4:40 pm 1 10:40 am tQPFV TTX FTt a STI T.T-'S are un acKsouvuie iupu hicaro Lit'litnlng K.xnre-s....

7:55 pm equalled as a solvent in couxhs and catarrhs, even in Kansas lty Nif lit Express 8:20 pm the most chronic cases. Their success Is unsurpassed. wivfrat. pTTTirs are a su INDIANAPOLIS ST. IOHS (BEE LINE).

May 8, 1889. MOTEL PERSONALS. Onlv line landing passenicers in Urand Central Da- perior remedy in whooping ceugh and diphtheria; in Heads that ache need ache pot. New York. S'o change of cars.

Robert Cam nbell of Taylorvllle, tried to kill himself with laudanum last night at the Grand Pacific Hotel. -He was saved. Information is wanted by Rankin C. StokeB, Tixon. 111., of the whereabouts of (ieorve Stokes, who is supposed to be sick in this city.

The Union Pepot Railway Co. yesterday elected John Scullin, J. II. Scullin, James Scullin, J. II.

Koach and James Fieeman Directors. John Kuper, a laborer, who was thrown from the Frisco Pacific track, near iratiot the former they lessen tha paroxysm of the attack F. B.Anderson, Cleveland. O. S.

G. Elliott, 7:35 amjt 6:00 pm Dey Express Jie'w York and Cincinnati Lira Aurora, Mo. N. J. Smith, Chicago, and E.

A. while preventing the latter disease, which cannot take hold in a throat not affected by catarrh. Barry, Ft. Scott, are at the Laclede. lted Express (torF MIVF.RA1, FAstiT.T.F derive In II.

Trlnkett, Pittsburg. S. M. Avery. A)tn Express Dallv Mattoon Accommodation no more.

If your head never ached, show this to your friends, whose headaches or neuralgia drive them almost Clinton, Mo. W. Miller. Louisville, and A. 8:05 amlt 7:40 pm 11:10 ami 8:10 a-n 4:25 pm 10 :33 am 7:05 pro 7:30 am 5:55 pm 1 :43 pm New ork, Boston St, Cincinnati creased value Irom tho fact of having a very favorable Influence upon tha organs oi digestion.

L. Battson, Sprinefic-ld, are at the Express Alton Express Daily tation, on April 2S, died at the City Hospital SODFV MIFR a TM F3 ought to be E. A. Barton. Philadelphia: M.

J. Taylor. yesterday. LOUISVILLE, EVA NPVILLE ST. LOUI3 K.

K. distracted. But if sick head kept la every home. All mothers are recommended New York Leslie Mnrmaduke, Sweet Springs, A small fire in the roof of the stable at 1C5 ine Air iine. and T.

11. Denzer, New York, are at the to urge their children during the cold season to al- nna street, belonging to Win. Becknieyers, LonlsviHe and Washington! ache, nervous headache, neu occasioned an alarm from box 11 yesterday Citv IiavExnress. lew a I'astille slowly to melt In their months while out on errands or going to school. 7:50 amj 7:43 pm 7:35 pnv 7:25 am J.

Winsor. Cambridge. Mass. Geo. T.

Lit afternoon. Louisville Night Express, fast' ralgia or tired brain make tle, Brunswick, Me. A. F. Banks.

Marshall- line SOPFN W1XFRS.I, PAgTTT.T.FS are for sale nenry David, colored, but a month old, ied without medical attendance at 40J8 Grove tH play short and captain that cluD. I' Robinson Reinstated. "l' he trouble between Mr. Von der Ahe and Robinson has finally been settled, and the Browns have again settled down to playing ball. Mr.

Von der Ahe states that Comlskey came to him yesterday and asked for permission to settle the matter with Robinson. Mr. Von der Ahe says he gave him permission to do so, stipulating that the fine should be paid by Robinson. As a result of Comiskey's intercession Robinson played in his old position at second base yesterday and the club put up a remarkably fine game of ball. The second baseman alleges, however, that Comiskey came to him and told him to play, stating that the fine would not go.

However the settlement was made, it was a good thing lor the club. If the trouble had never occurred they would have had a long lead for the championship, but by cropping three games at Kansas City they will now have a hard tight for it. The manner in which the Athletics and lirooklyns beat Cincinnati and Louisville yesterday show that both the big Eastern teams are in the race. Yesterday's Games. The Browns had Robinson back at second yesterday and they defeated the Columbus Club by a score of 21 to 0.

Mays pitched for the visitors and was batted for twenty base hits with a total of thirty-four bases. O'Connor was his backstop. King and Milligan were the Browns battery and Columbus could do nothing with the silver-haired twirler's delivery. town, E. J.

Nolan, Philadelphia, and V. E. Parker, Boston, are at the Southern. your life periodically miser LOnSVILLE NASHVILLE RAILROAD. street this morning and Coroner Frank will at nearly all druggists' at 50c.

a box. Should your druggist not keep them kindly address the Col. J. W. Hall, proprietor Metropolitan hold an inquest.

lt. Vernon Southern Fast Mail able, use Paine' Celery Com' Hotel. Springfield. Mo. Frank Mans and L.

Vm. Casey, a straneer in this city, stoppine It. ernon I it it 5:00 pmi 1 10:45 am 1:50 pm 7:35 pm 7:23 am Dimmltt, Georgetown, Geo. H. Hock- feodea Mineral Springs Co.

(Limited), 15 CEDAR SEW YORK. SOLI AGKNCT FOB TBX UMTXD STATXS. pound yourself. Then you'll Belleville Accimmodatlon at the City Hotel, claims that he either lost or had stolen from his person Sso in cash while at well and wife. Cincinnati.

O. Cloud. Southern Fast Line Feirce City, S. K. Yannatta, Lexington, surely tell your friends what tne nion Depot last night.

Derby here, in which he will be a sure starter unless some misfortune befalls him. Heron, Jim Guest's entry, will be remembered as the colt who captured a sreat race at the last St. Louis meeting when he was a 15 to 1 shot. He is by Harry O'Fallon, dam Virginia and Guest thinks he has another Terra Cotta in him. The Lioness was a splendid performer last year, but has not been showing up in good form at Lexington.

Scully's entry, Macauley, has been doing well at short distances, but has got to demonstrate whether be has staying qualities along with his speed. Glock-ner, T. S. Treacey's entry, is a racy colt. He has not ran anywhere this season, except at the Faia Grounds matinees, but captured the two races tn which he started from good horses and in good time.

Milton Young's entry, Bootmaker, ran second to the same gentleman's horse Once Again In the Pcrenix Hotel stakes at Lexington, wnichjwas won in Once Again was under the wire nearly two lengths in advance of the St. Louis Derby entry, but Bootmaker could, without doubt, have closed up on the winner had it been other than his stable companion. The Derby will be run on the first day of the MOBILE OHIO RAILROAD. J. it.

Vance, Marshall. K. II. Assistant Fire Chief Barry was thrown from Baugher and wife, Rich woods. are at a good thing it is.

his buggy yesterday while on bis way to a fire. election: notices. hurst 3. New Orleans Express airo Jackson Florida Express Murphysboro A Chester Acc'n 8:25 pm 1 1 7:25 am 6:20 am 6:40 7:25 am 5:20 pin am He was not badlv hurt. The accident occurred A physician's prescription, at Twenty-first and Gratiot streets.

New Warrants. New warrants have been sworn out charg Gus Gruenwald, Louis Ost, H. Picker and a scientmc medicine, a veg AND ALIA LINE. James Ouinlan were elected by the Butchers' STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING A meeting of the stockholders of the Tampering Mill Co. will be held on Thursday, the lrith day of May, lfiS9, between the hours of 10a.

iu. and 12 at the otlice of the company, corner of 20th and Walnut M. 7:25 sml nion Monday to represent it at the national ing Louise Stall with grand larceny in steal etable preparation, it cannot Dav Express, daily Pennsylvania Special, Convention to be held in Detroit May ing from Augusta Madson a gold chain Chicago Express, exc. Sunday. harm a child.

Lnuls, lor tne purpose ot electing seven directors to serve for the ensuing year. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Petersen of Columbus, 7:30 pm 7:30 pm 7:00 am 7 am 7:55 am 7 :30 pm 7:00 am i acn. txp.usny.

McaKO Nlxht Exnress. daily. O. are in the city to attend the funeral of Au and $30 in money; against John Turner and James Smith, assault with 8:10 am 7:25 am pm 6:30 pm 7:30 pm J. is.

UiMMA, rresiaenr. II. II. ConnES, Secretary. Doesn't our "guarantee to gust Gibson, who died last Sunday from In Effingham daily Clncin.Day Exp.

exc. Sunday. Cincin. Night Express, intent to: kill William Wills; against Henry juries received at the Yulcan Iron- wotks. refund money if no benefit" Masser, and battery on the person of The second grand complimentary picnic to STOCKHOLDERS' MEETINO A.

meeting of the stockholders of the Ette A Henger Manufacturing o. will be held on tne yth dav of May, IssM, be wabsh railway. Lee Shelton; against Herman Overbcck, grand be given by Branch 3i, Order of the Iron Hall meeting, June l. give vou confidence that larceny in stealing from John Kohan. will take place next Sunday, at lluoer Cblcairo and Peoria Express tween the hours of 9 a.

m. and 1 p. at the olhce am :55 ami 7 :25 pm 6:15 pin Grove, in North St. Louis. A raffle will take of the company.

1015 Hebert St. Louis. for i. nicago ani I eoria asi t-ip. 7:55 ami securing but five scattering hits off him.

A more perfect game was never seen than that the Browns put up. Their plays were all quick and clean and many of them Nashville Races. At Nashville, yesterday the races re pm tne purpose oi electing Directors, ior me ensuing place on the grounds. 5t lorn ai r-xpress Decatur Jacksonville Accom Paine' Celery Compound will banish voiir headaches Frank Hale was cut several times during a year, ana transacting tucii oilier business as may come before the meeting. CHASi.

O- ETTE, New York A Boston Fast Exd. 4:45 pm- am 8:10 pm 47:23 am sulted as follows: fight Monday night at Twelfth and Franklin Chicago Night Express. JOHN v. ih.vcf.h, secretary. I'resiaem.

Drilliant. jnoi an error oi any xtinu was charged against them, not even a base on avenue, in which he engaged with Charles Fir9t race, seven furlongs Clara C. St. Louis, April 2. lssi.

WABASH WESTERN RAtLAVAt. first; third. Columbus had 7 errors. JUase hits: St. Knorr, James Jackson and Henry Shaw.

He Clara Moore, second; Deer Lodge, and do you good? At DrufTjrKts. $1.00 per bottle. fix for $5.00. WELLS, BurliiiKlon. Vt.

Through Mall and Express 6:25 am was not dangerously hurt. is, 20: Columbus, 5. Time, LEGAL, NOTICES. le Athletics easily ciereatea trie uincin- An express wason driven by John Butter Second race, fifteen-sixteenths or a mile Kansas Ity, bt. Joe A Ottumwa ant Line Montgomery AccommoIation.

Omaha, Dea Moines bt. Paul 5:00 pm worth was overturned in the Union Depot last is yesterday by a score of 7 tol. Both ith and Vlau tried their hand at pitching Chilhowie, first; Heron, second; Le Premier, night by a Bridge A Tunnel Co. engine. 11:55 am 11:10 am third.

Time, 1.36i2. the porK pacaers. weyning ana cross The horses were bruised and several Of the TRUSTEE'S ALE Whereas, Albert R. Beadle, by his certain deed of trust, dated the 30th day of May, and recorded in book 754, page 40t. of Express 6:25 pm Kansas Cltv.

St. Joseph. Den-I Third race, one mile Leo II. first; Hamlet, are the Athletic battery. Base hits: Cincin- shed supports were knocked down.

second Eleve, third. Time, ver it Cheyenne Short ati, 4: Athletic, U. Errors: Cincinnati, tne Kecoruer umce or trie city or Louis. The Safe Deposit Trust Co. yesterday Brideeton i Fourth race, five furlongs, for maiden 2-year- pm am 1:00 pm conveved lo the undersigned Trustee the billowing described real situated in the city of St.

Louis Belt Line (Sunday oniy I elected J. K. L.lonberger, Jas. M. Franclscus, old eolts Timothy first; Sequence, second; FINE aTGHES! $1 pm and State of Missouri, to-wlt: neu i.ine UIlaay oniy) pia Brooklyn also won easily irora Louisviiie, he score standing 13 to 3.

Ramsey, who G. Chapman, J. Dyer, Chas. Speck, Biackstone, third. Time.

1:06. Lot No. 5. of block 3. Cieorge Bailev's first addition Fifth race, nine-sixteenths of a mile, for Ferguson Accomimidatioa ...:12:40 Ferguson Accommodation II.

H. Pettus, G. A. Ilayward, A. F.

Shap leigh and J. W. Harrison directors. pm FROM VIN STEEET STATION maiden 2-vear-old fillies Forever, first; Peerless, second; Rhyme, third. Time, and In block 1940 of the city St.

Louis, containing a front of 25 feet on the north line of Bailey avenue by a depth northwardly ot 120 feet to the south line 1E 1,... ....4 A i .1 Belt Line (Sunday only) In mentioning the meeting of Brilliant Coun cil, Jo. Is, Order of Chosen friends. It was VI niiniifii iJ met itiiic, iiuuiiucu uuf in uj ram Racing at Lexington. said the meeting was held in Anthony Hall, 1- erguson am io: am Belt Line (Sunday only) Ferguson accommodation I 4:15 pm pm St.

Charles i south bv Bailey avenue, east by lot and west by lot 4 of said block and addition, and being the same lot Garrison and Easton avenues, which should The races at Lexington, resulted as acquired by said tirst party from Henry have read Garrison and Cass avenues. Belt Line (Sunday only! 1 pm; 5:55 pm r. jiewig or neea ot even aaie nerewitn follows: which conveyance was made in trust to secure the A quantity of dress goods displayed in the ST. LOUIS, ARKANSAS TEXAS RAILWAY. Payment of certain notes therein described, and First race, five furlongs Lord Peyton, first; show window of the store ot Evans 11U9 and Ehret relieved him.

Kerens and Cook both took tarns at catching. Lovett and Bushong were the Brooklyn battery. Base hits: Brooklyn, 16; Louisville, 11. Errors: Brooklyn, Louisville, 2. Kansas City defeated Baltimore by a score of 6 to 4.

McCarty and Donahue for Kansas City and Kilroy and Tate for Baltimore were the batteries. Base hits Kansas City Baltimore, 9. Errors Kansas City, Baltimore, 4. LEAGUE GAMES. The Fhiladeiphias defeated the New Yorks again yesterday by a score of 6 to 4.

Batteries Buflintoii and Clements for Philadelphia, Crane and Brown for New York. Indianapolis defeated Pittsburg yesterday by a score of 10 to 7. Boyle and Meyers for whereas default has been made in the paviuentol Silverware, Clocks, Bibles, Albums, SO cts. a Week. Franklin avenue, caught fire from a gas jet It pmi Arkansas Texas Texas list.

Louis tne tliira and ionrin note tlierein described; am about 7:30 p. m. yesterday but the blaze was Adele second; Joe Blackburn, third. Time, 1:03. therefore, at the renuest of the leral holder ox said extinguished before much damage Lad been notes and In accordance with the provisions of said ST.

LOCIS ft SAN FRANCISCO RAILWA1. Second race, one mne ana seventy yaras done. deed of trust, the undersigned will ou ltOBB1403 Olive St Windsor Spring Accommodat'n 6:45 am WE )NE1AV. MAY 13. Lotion, first; Probus, second; Hub third.

Time. The Thorn Hunklns Lime and Cement Co between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 5 o'clock capital 60.000, filed articles of association in Third race, Ashland Oakes, lor 3-year-old fillies, one mile and a quarter Jewell Ban, the Kecorder office yesterday. The stock holders are W.J.

Thorn, 29i shares; F. MITCHELL'S CANDIES r. m. of that dav, at the eat front door of the Courthouse in said city aud State aforesaid, proceed to sell said real estate at public vendue to tne highest bidder for cash for the purpose of satisfying said WlndsorSpring Accommodat'n Through Mall Windsor Spring Accommodat'n 12:3) pm 10:45 am WlndsorSprlng Aeeommodat'ii 5 1:00 pm't WlndsorSprlng Accomaiodat'u I'acitlc Accommodation Windsor Spring Aecoiumodat'u 6:15 pm first; Brown Brincess, second; shares; Gordon Willis, 1 share. third.

Time. Indianapolis, and Maul and Miller lor Pitts and i'hilip ueruberger, i share. Fourth race, six furlones Thad Kowe, first; were the batteries. Base hits Indian botes aud the costs for executing this trust. AUGUST OEUNER, burs LADIES' and rustoe.

A sneak thief obtained entrance into sev Lakeview, second; cnanuier, tniru. lime, lurouclitl press GEMLEMEX'S 1:154. eral rooms in the boarding-house at 1009 Pine street, some time yesterday, and stole from apolis, 12; Pittsburg, 9. Errors ludianapolis. Pittsburg.

U. Chicago won from Cleveland by a score of 5 to 3. Bukely and Snyder tor Cleveland TRUSTEE'SS ALE Whereas Frederick W. Wester-holt, a single man. Mary L.

Alers (nee Wester Maryland Jockey Club Meeting. II. ltevely a sack coat and vest and from J. H. holt) anil Christian II.

Alers, her husband, by their Ice Cream fnn i pirv wmii rtiiiL I i 1 1 1 i wera i The spring meeting of the Maryland Jockey Long a lonir dark frock overcoat. There Is no clue to the thief nor the manner in which deed of trust aaied tebruary ana recorded in the Recorder's otice of the City ot fet bsiteries. Base hits: Cleveland, Chicago, Club opened yesterday at Baltimore and the he entered. Louis and State ot Missouri, In book page 8. Tssvtt: Cleveland Chicago, 5.

ST. LOI IS A HANNIBAL. Bowling (irn-n and liannlbaTj Mail and Express pm Through Express 9:00 am 6:40 pm iLlinuis a st. Louis k.r! Leave Tnlon 11:00 2 50 Arrive at Belleville 11:55 3:45 6:23 Leave Belleville 7:05 1:10 Arrive Vulou 5:1 AND races resulted as follows: Five hundred and fifty tons of Iron rails. rWf-SiSJlra scribed real estate situated in the City lost in the sinking of the barge Caroline of First race.

five-eightnaof a mile Britannic To-Morrow's Game. -J-" SS .1. Il-I I CI St. Louis and fctale or Missouri. ti Gray Iron Line, near Grand Tower, have fir-t; Tipstaff, second; lago, third.

Time, I T.or. numbered nineteen in The Columbus team will meet the Browns been recovered and Drought to tne ty. They JJ UUUUX IU1U1U block numbered 1125. of the citv of St. Louis: said ere snipped dv tne r.agar i nompson steel Second race, one mile aughn, rlrst; 1'er- In the third championship game of their lot fronts twenty-four (24) feet on tho west line of 'I welfth street by a depth westwardly of one hundred ST.

LOCIS, ALTON A SPK1NUF1ELD (Hluff Line. suader. second Komo, third. Time. ggr LADIES' Works from Pittsburg to the Missouri Pacific Railway Co.

Ninety tons were not recov first Berles at Sportsman's Park to-mor Third race, halt a mile civil service, nrst; am 1 6:0 pm and forty (140) feet to an alley 20 feet wide; wuicti said conveyance to the undersigned truAtee was made in trust, to secure tne payment of certain notes row. The Browns will probably present ered. LUNCH a Spe I rbana. second: iuarla. third.

rime. suit. Grafton Express Jerseyville and Springfield Ex. Jurseyville Express 4 :23 pm 1 :45 pm 5:53 pm Fourth race.fone mile Patrocles, I first; Nat Hudson in the box, with Frank Meek, the therein described: and whereas, default has been Hiram Massey is nnder arrest at the Four cialtj. made in the payment of all of said notes: Now, there- Bnrch, second: he Bourbon, third, lime.

well-known St. Louis catcher, as his receiver. Courts charged with assault with intent to BURUHGTOM ROUTE. 1:42. kill, while his victim, J.ee Mieiton, occupies a lore, at the request or tne legal nouieroi saiu notes and in pursuance of the conditions In said deed of IN VALUABLE FOR.

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Sold eyerjfTf here, Prices, 60c, $1, $1.75. Prepared only by POXD'S EXTBACT 75 VCx lTew Yorfc. POND'S 314 NORTH BROADWAY Columbus will have either Mark Baldwin or Widner do the pitching. Play will be called Fifth race, one mile Fanaraa. first; Dun Blapln cot at the hospital.

Both men are colored and bad a fight at Twelfth and Linden yester boyne, second; Joe Lee, third. Time, 1:43. trust, the undersigned trustee, win, on THURSDAY. MA 9. 1SS9.

llllLB AUrifUHU 1 1 I II V. I SICars to Kansas Cltv. at 4 p. ui. OPPOSITE SCRUGO'3- day atternoon.

in wnicn aiaasey struck Shel Bt. Jo between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 5 o'clock Senator Stanford's Trotting Stock Sale. ton a lurious blow witn a brick mulcting a P.

ni. of said day, at the east front door of the Court- The Championship Race. SUMMER RESORTS. nouse in tne ity oi si. louis, Male oi sen scalp wound about two luches loug.lu bhel New York, May 8.

The sale ot trotting sejh and Denver. Solid trains through lo Minna apnila and St. Paul. No change of car of any class from bt Louis to these point. the above-described real estate at piitmc vendue to ton a xoreneau.

Detective Moberly has given Georse stock from Senator Stanford's Palo Alto farm 1889. "THE OAKWOOD," 1889. HARTFORD. (iKF.FN LAKE. WIS.

The original me uiguusi oinuer, ror casn, ior me purpose ox sacis-fyiurf said notes aud the cost of executing this tru.t. MAKCELLL'S O. KUPEEKLE, Trustee. Yasbon a statement to the effect that when he IKssociat's ii summer report of the Northwest. For beauty, health.

arrested him for being in a crap comfort and complete rest it has no equal. Letters STLOnS, KEOKUK A NORTHWESTERN R. K. fct T'mmI fclH I I in California began at the American Institute Building to-day. The attendance was good and the prices were very satisfactory.

Among house raided Saturday night that he Villi receive prompt attention. DAVID CiKt-EN AY, Owner and Proprietor Raiiids'and Burlington 6:00 pm aid not know Yasbon was 3 .666 rhilad'p'a. the earlier sales were these: tiector, D. 3 .666 Denver, Lincoln, Omaha, hail-saftl'ltv. St.

Johalili l.ail- 5 6 6 7 7 11 connected with a Chicago paper and was thero on business and not to plav, and that 1880, sire Electioneer, dam Lady Baboock, to DOCTOR New York, 64-' 4 .600 20 15 insast Ity 18 12 hleiie 31 it ltltuore 16 9 wklyn 1 fornia Express Miller A Sibley, rrankiin. Si.iwi. it ne naa Known this ho would not have ar 9 10 12 12 13 11 8 5 .53 0 ..500 Burlliiirton. ottnmvi and Das Clarissa, br. 1S7, by Electioneer, dam rested him.

7 .461 t'ittsburg. Indtan'olls. hicago Washlug'n Molues Express pm am A Ol'IM Rtll.RoAII. Carabel, to M. A.

Dougherty, New York S2.050. 6 cinnali. IS 15 Inville 14 4 11 3 15 The West End Cooking Club, a newly organized society club of young ladies, of whom WH ITTIER, 8 .000 Newport Beach. TI1E NEWPORT LAND TRUST have Just completed on their land, at the easterly end ot the Beach (commanding, a superb view ot the ocean and cliffs), five most attractive and Liela, br. f.

1SS7, by Electioneer, dam Liz St Paul. I aadi 1 Denver Express 6:30 am 't are tne Misses Aiaage spahr. May Barsalous, zle Collins; Miller Sibley $1,000. I Coin, b. 18s6, sire Electioneer, dam Cecil DIJ 91.

llHrit-n SU, 01. LOUIS, JVKO. A regular graduate of three Medical colleges, ha LaCrosse, Oinalia, Lincoln and bflmtr Exres Amateur Nines. 8:15 pm i A. J.

Feek. Syracuse, N. been engaged in the epe cl.il treatment of 4 iikomc Glenolas, would like to hear from all Ada M.Lewis, Mrs. Addie Mathews. Stella Meyers and Emma Schaff, will give their first select lawn party.

May 17, at the residence of Mrs. Addle Mathews. Bacon street. They have spared no trouble or pains to have the affair a success. Invitation cards are now fKIN.

1JLOOO DIsBJlsKs Ior TII1KTV A brown filly, foaled in 1885, sire Electioneer dam Alvavetta, Kobert Steele, Philadelphia under 17 year of age. Address Capt. A NPRVOUS "'KaIc Weakness Vailing handsomely-furnished cottages, perfect in all FRANCK'S DR. CO S1.000. 92b Cats avenue.

le Little Monograms have organized and wou! EBILITY Physical IWav. Alva. b. 1S84. sire Electioneer, dam Alva sanitary arrangements Arising from Indiscretion.

Exce or Indulgence, pro- being issued. a same with the Cordells or the Bells. Send all vetta. Kobert Steele, si.sao. These cottages are to be conducted on the tenges to Thouia liyde, Sll North Seventeenth Distrust.

Infective Memory, Pimple on Face, Aver A brown colt foaled In 1SS8, sire Electricity dam Cecilia Clark, Uhl Brothers, Milwaukee same plan as the "Livingston" sion lo society, Lioss oi Aimniion, limne-s to Marry et. le Madison Stars have reorganized for the sea A $3,500 House. A model plan for first -class 13,500 cottages. Ad outside kitchen is provided, and stunted Development, LostManhood.raln in Baca, are treated with greatest success, and would Ilka to hear from ail clubs under 14 CJTtAINH IE ANTE. The lst remedy ajnmt Miirmme.

itlon and mav I rf rrtis-d by hsvimrtlHi iTor NGiiAisn s.vKia uu Da. iiitdK l-raited in four color ona Blue Box. Tlioeedutaineil In a red or any otiierookireu iu.it:ttk n. 1'n. 1 1EHOV.

rW E. FOTJOEKA A N. k' and at all Cucujiats. Large Shipment of Thoroughbreds. ly.

privately. No Mercury. Curable cases guaranteed house in the next Sckoat Post-Dispatch. rsofage. Address ail challenges to C.

lieliwey JaOO Madiaoa street. tanu ior Question lost jNo. ill reiatiug to abote. rrw Diseases, all forms, affect- Mr. Carl Berger (caterer of New York) will have charge of these cottages, serving meals in the dining-room of each cottage, providing butler and domestic service complete (with Chicago, 111., May 8.

A dispatch from Lex fhe I niversltiea would like to hear from all club ington, says that last night a special LUU orkir log tne Body, Nose, Throat rklu and Bones, Bioiclie-. Eruptions, Acne, Ecema A Landlord's Responsibility. train of seven cars left for New York City exception of personal laundry). Old pores, 1 leers, t'alnliit dwellings, from whatevei cause, positively and foreverdrlven rom ihe viom Aubckn. N.Y., May 8.

In October, 1S87. ider 17 veara of ags. 'i he Cordells, Bella ami the Iptnea preferred. Address all challenge! to Jainea joru.au, 2207 St. Lauia aveuue.

Tha Little Park Reds have organized, with the following players: J. Stack, J. iniify, J. Brennau, F. Baker, 2b.

B. Clark. s.a.;Ed HifiMn. 2b. J.

Highland, l.f. J. halen. i I These cars contained eighty-nine head of Stable accommodations for horses and car by meaus of hakk, timi-iumei) Hk.Ms.nits. baud CHICHETSTER'S" ENGLISH" thoroughbred yearlings, the property of tn Morris Auierman, a farmer of Mies, came to town, and after, disposing of produce, pro tor question list o.

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Dimruir.Too to be sold in the metropolis. This Is the largest A. Clifford, e.f. Send all challeuxes to J. Duffy, 404 Telephone connections with all points of Newport.

Full particulars with diagrams will requent or Bloody rine. i smtdhal iiaki.K! promptly cured, ceiid lor yueHiou list ISo. reiat shipment from Kentucky at one time oi tuor ceeded to get intoxicated. In driving home his horses ran away and he was killed. His 1 widow brought suit under the civil damage act against 11.

B. Perry, owner of building in iouth 1 weuti-nm street. The Laurela have organized for the season and will oughbrea yearungs. OiHrl. hmU.

sal lag to above. nlxrrah. Throat. I.tinir Dlwaoe. Con ri-iiAtMpm fo M.B.

mf rn. lay cluba under 14 years ot age. Their players are he furnished by applying to LEON L. HULL 814 Chestnut St St. Louis, 31 o.

stitutional and Acquired ot both ex Tnrt Notes. which mo sai'iuu is looaiea, wnere Amerman wuiuu uicbhiuuu ib looaiea, wnere Am Uiamand Brand. r4 i. Maun, J. Manas, Keagou, it.

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Harne: treated uccessTiiii also plies, is is seu-evmeu that a sDecial physician great skill. In tub This Easing bought his whisky, for $5,000 damages, morning the J-yt brought in a verdict of tlie widow in favor it The Board of Appeals of the American Trot ting Association began its annual session oldest oilice iu America FKovU) GOOD KEMKD1ES 7 'lAOwfc AS lrffgii- Aeeat uti.e. A .1 i i ute. at a id four anbatltutaa. Addreaa all challeuite to DltU, 1407 South Comptoa avenue.

Tht Cunningham Blna-irera would Ilka to play an' i' --f. ic 4naev only used. All treated with skill, knowing wlist do. NU Efl'EItlMENT! MADE, tall or wtiie. Sherman House, Chicago, yesterday.

A nam ber ot applications tor rehearing and rein DE BL0IS, pUNTER ELDRIM nest 27th S. T. J-H. I iiiUrrrtI. taili.ui S.

wk.u.r I Eruptions, xesnmoni-ggEl al9 from all classes. Price 50c. Held ty all Druggists or sent by mail oeir. of 'ee, Pu rjp only by unour i yeara. 1 iia following are tha plav at Jim Cunntiiabam.

e. Con unli Larry Cuii me uninvited, bn statement were wemvaa. i.iier. rmtn auW I in your inierests by acfvertls ons In be SiiUCl lUirlil- -1 1 iOrlCaar.