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CALHOR Watches lowetry Elamoncis arSpeotacleo fitted to all Impaired eye fight by a skilled Optician -No charge for bocaultatioa THE OF SPORT Clorament On the Dtabandment of the Neiwine Tem Nemphisihitt Out la the Game at New Or lama Cincinnati Wine the First of the Louisville Games The Stakes Offered by the Memphis Jockey From Mier Track anti Diamond The withdrawal of Notehville from the Southern Lunge produced no consternaUon in that body The tour remaining club" will now be stronpr than ever and will no doubt finiah the season The mu In charge are as a rule men of pluck ud money who Will leave nothing undone to make sucoeseful anything they undertake This la the thirdseason of the Southern 'Ague The original members who began the mason of 1883 were Nashville Memphis Atlanta Columbus Augusta Birmingham Chattanooga and Macon The season was finished with six clubs Birmingham and Augusta having dropped out Last year Charleston succeeded Birmingham and again the season was ended with six clubs Macon and Augusta having pulled out 'rho present season was begun with Naahville Memphis New Orleans Savannah Charleston and Mobile in the ranks Mobile gave way and Birmingham was admittg Then Savannah dropped out and left an unmanagable five club which proved a dead lose to every one Ha members Nashville's withdrawal has left It a four cornered affair which woul4 prove successful but for the long railroad Jumps Umlaut necessary The importance of the Southern League to the great base bail world may be appro elated when the subsequent history of some of its players is published The season of 1885 gave amongst others to the greater leagues Ramsey of the Louisville' the greeted pitcher In the world Kilroy of the Baltimore one of Ramsey's most noted rivals Clarke catcher of the Brooklyns Sylvester center fielder of the St Louis Browns Sullivan pitcher and Warden first baseman of the Topeka: Wenick third baseman Reddy Mack sec- ond baseman and Cross catcher of the Loulavilles Teddy O'Brien first easeman of the Jersey City Sam Thompson of the Detroit' the hardest bitter In the profession The mason Of 1886 gave Chamberlain and Neal pitchers to Louisville Shreve mid Knouff pitchers and Purcell fielder to the Baltimore Len Bowden to Jamey City Walter Goldsby and Gamin to Topeka O'Day pitcher to Washington Weybing pitcher and iDeany Lyons third baseman to the Athletics Shaffer to the Eletropoll- tatia Billy O'Brien firstbasemant to Washington Tug Anmder and Cahill to Indianapolis Beard Man Bandon Schell base Lynch and Strief to the Syracuse Stars Monk Cline and Norman Baker to the Rochesters Crowell Rotating and Oub Stricker to the Cleveland Bub Collins kr the Lontsvilles and Elmer Smith the now great pitcher to Cincinnati The present season has already furnished Maul pitcher to Philadelphia Wally Andrews first base man to the Pittaburgs McLaughlin second baseman to the Philadelphia and Sneed right fielder to Topeka There are now several score of men in the South who would do credit to any bass ball association In existence Of each of the local players much In praise can be said As long as Maul was with the team they were invimble but when he wu sold the entireteam seemed to go to-pieces Ilet was popular as a player and as a man and Inspired all his men with the greatest confidence In many games their opponents would start off with a long lead that surely looked like victory when Maul would say to his men "Come on boys and let's do some hitting" Then he'd take up his bat and send the bail away for three or four bap and the game was good as won Every other player would Come to Maul's rescue and then would follow some of the most magnificent pyrotechnics of the season When Maul was sold the Nashville team lost heart Another player who deserves special praise is Nkholaa the catcher Before the opening of the championship season he caught fourteen games and during the season be caught fifty-four of the sixty-four games played by Nashvilis In allot the games be played hard honest and first-class ball Be is a great catcher a bard hitter and a lightning accurate thrower Me bu numerous offers and would strengthen any team in the country "Little Nick" will always be vrarady remembered by Nashville audiences Burks cam to Nashville a slender strip-and undertook to play short stop for tbe team which was then leading lathe pennant race At first be did not catch on with the audiences but later be began POMO wonderful infield work which was followed up by an hnprovement in bis batting end base running and to-day it may be slated of him that be is the beet short stop that ever played ball in the Southern League Be and Gibson and Kelly have concluded to finish the mason with Birmingbani Rogan is the beet base runner in the South Be te also a hard hitter end a most excellent fielder He will certainly be found next year in one of the big clubs of the country Bradley gave Nashville a winning Club From the day be was deposed as manager the team went to Re plays a fine third base Jack Hayes -Reeder Finis and Jimmy Clinton form a strong Set of players None of these need look for a day for a position Here's how they stand In the Natiolial Clubs Wort Lest Clubs Won Lost Detre it4 9 28 Phirphia40 88 Chicago 7 BO 1 Wash'gton80 41 Boston 1- 83 Pittsburg-29 48 New YorkAl 35 Indianap'w23 63 American Clubs Won: Lost Clubs Won Lost St Louls-82 Brooklyn-41 42 Louisville50 88 Athietic40 44 Baltimore48 88 Met'pollen28 64 Clachmati60 39 Clevelands21 84 -The Southern Special Dispatch to The Atomicom NEW ORLEANS Aug 8--The 5000 roe at Sportsman Park to-day were very happy becaues the locals turned the tables and woo la signal victory Ewing and his magnificent support was too much for Memphis and the latter were shut out Timely bat- ting costly errors and dating base running wou the game for New Orleans Campan made his reappearance to-day and got in two doubles and made a great catch and throw Powell's fielding was a feature and in fact the entire outfield work was superk Peitz split his thumb catching a short fly and George McKeogh took his place In the first inning Memphis had two men on bases and a splendid side running catch by Powell left thim there Memphis only got one man on second New Orleans 2 6 Osi 0 1 8 0-12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 and Vaughan Smith and Crotty Base 15 Mein-phis 4 Stolen 11 Memphis Errors--Orleans 8 Memphis Association Games -22 Sr Louis Aug champions put in Hudson against Cleveland to-day and while be was hit bard be was magnificently supported" and Cleveland was downed after an interesting fight The latter have breed up wonderfully in their work since hist bore and are playing a good games The features of the game were a long running catch by O'Neill Boyle's superb Wet-stop work and brilliant siugglog by Mehean and Comiskey Crowell pitched fairly et 0 1 3 0 2 3 2 0 0-10 cieveiand 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 0-2 Louis 18 Cleveland 15- Louis 1 Cleveland 4 Batteries --Na a A mn qt THE DATLY AMERICAN NAsirvruat MONDAY MORNING AUGUST 8 issr and Bey le Crowell and Snyder tw You Aug game between Brooklyn and Baltimore to-day was poorly played but It was migeta interesting There was plenty of 'lugging In which the Brooklyn' were the first to Indulge and by it gained a decided lead on their opponenta but the visitors administered some of the same medicine later on and caught up co does that the 8100 poop) present became half wild with excitemsuL The umpire was generally partial to the home club Brookirn 1 0 II 0 3 0 1 4 0-13 0 2 2 0 1 1 I I 0-11 17: Baltimore Errors II) Baltimore Ilk Toole Terry and Clark: Smith and Fulmer Lotoevimit Aug never pitched a better game in his life than to-day yet be lost the pm to Cincinnati In the eleventh inning by a wild throw to first after two teen were out Reilly bit a hot one to Werrick who fumbled It and the batter reached first Cerkbili hit an easy one to Barnes? who threw It wildly to Hecker and Reilly scored The outbatted and outlielded the visitors and seemed sure winners in the ninth when Nicol was bit by a pitched ball and took first coming home on McPbee's three-bagger which was followed by Fennell'" single thus tieing the score Louisville batted out two runs in the seventh on bite by Mack Collins and Hecker the latter being declared out at the home plate I 0 0 0 0 00 2 0 I-4 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0- 0 0-3 II Cincinnati 5 Error' 5Cinclunati 7 Ramsey and Cook Smith and Baldwin Bass nits The Detroit players seem to be wearing their batting clothes Animn aays therein not a club in the League which is so strong in pitchem as the Washington' I O'Brien has proved a valuable man for the Washington' He Is a good batter and a fine general player The Detroit Club has eight pitchers under contract namely: Twitchell Baldwin Oonwayt Weidman Burke Bodin and Getzein Yet with this great array of pitch-log talent they seem barely able to maintain their position in the race Oeveland Plain Dealer: The Eastern League has as good as perished Only Danbury and Waterbury are alive and each I trying to outlive the other and get the guarantee fund of 111500 in the treasury-11230 each from the eight clubs They will prob ably divide and die together Mike Kelly is now catching Radboura and the Boston Herald thus comments on the change: "With ble Captain facing him at the receiving end of the battery Bad-bourn will not have so good an opportunity to sulk as heretore Capt Kelly can detect in an instant whether 'Bad' is trying to win" Second place in the championship race is now held by the Louliville About two months since the team wee sixth It took some remarkably line ball playing to pull away from the tail-enders but Ramsey Browning Mack Hecker Karina Wolf White Warrick and the younger ones were equal to the demand The Loulavilles have now struck their level The responsibility of the following rests upon the Indianapolis Sentinel: Two guests ati the tirand Hotel were discussing Dr Mot Glynn and his land theories Mike Kelly Boston's 1110000 ball player was standing Deer and hearing the name repeated several times interrupted the discussion by baying: "Beg pardon gentlemen didn't I Mao catch for the Worcester" in '782" Detroit Free Frees: The pitcher bad a little ball and ft was white as snow and where the striker th eight it was that ball it wouldn't go It had a sudden In-shoot curve it had a fearful drop and when the striker wildly struck that ball it didn't stop "Why does the ball fool strikers so?" the children all did cry "The pitcher twirls the ball you know" the teacher did The New York team which will start for California early in November will be as follows: Mike Kelly will play right field catcher Brown piteher 'rim Keefe first be" Counor second has Dan Richardson third base Denny short stop Ward left field Ewing and center Gore Most of them players are strangers to the Pacific Coast although Ward played as pitcher when there before There Is probably no city In the United Statee whose boys take such interest in the national game as they do in Brooklyn Every lamp-post housetop telegraph and electric light pole and the small trees within seeing distance of the ball grounds-are crowded with the youngsters who wait patiently for hours to witness the game In the evening the various horse-care that pass the grounds are boarded in all parts of the city by anxious boys in search of information regarding the result of the day's game at Washington Park The one armed Daily is a wonder He is a good pitcher possessing slow deceptive curves and never for a moment' losing his bead at critical points in the game He is always smiling always cool and self-pcm loosed On his left arm he wears a leather Stub as a protector from injury He uses this stub in pitching roiling the ball on the end just as any other pitcher rolls the ball Is his left palm Daily uses a short bat but seldom makes a hit He vratcbm bases cleverly but necessarily a weak fielder in his position Daily is an old League ball player and once was the star twhier of the old Cleveland Club He has not lost all his punning yet THE TURF Patron's Derma of Harry Offered by the Memphis Jockey Club The following interesting account of the defeat of Mitry Wilkes by Patron is taken from the Turf Field and Farm: Mr Emery hesitated quite a while before be gave his cement to the propoeition to trot the 5-year-old Patron against the seasoned campaigner Harry Wilkes He and Fuller knew that Patron had speed enough to win but the doubtful queetion was to bow be would carry his speed His eicknese last year left him with a slight throat trouble and the fear was that be would choke up when asked to go- three or more heats in fast time After weighing every point the race was made and then public curiosity was on edge Nine out of every ten men in the vast throng at the driving park pinned their faith to Harry Wilkes They could not see how the 6-yearold could beat him They argued that a single mistake would prove fatal to Patron The pool selling we brisk and Harry Wilkes brought srl to 040 for Patron Both homes were cheered when they came on the track In the second score Patron left his feet and this was such an unusual thing for him to do that the Harry Wilkes party grew more confident than before When they cams down the next time4 Van Nem although two lengths behind twice nodded for the word and President Edwards shouted "Go" I immediately asked Mr 81re what this meant u4 he replied that he did not know but he did not seem to be greatly dieturbed After the turn had been rounded Van Nees attempted to close the gap but failed and Patron gaily sailed along in front and won the heat in 2:16 The bankers of the favorite expreteed no I alarm They merely thought that a heat had been dropped to improve the betting Quite a crowd gathered around Patron in i the cooling-out ground and Fuller ex- plained: "Well you see his former mile in 216 was no scratch He has gone and done it again" Harry Wilkes still ruled as favorite at 123 to $at and Van Neal soared up sharply for the word Patron was level and Fuller nodded although Wilkes had his neck and shoulders in front Clear as a bell came "Go" and the desperate duel was on Harry Wilkes with rapid action rushed around the turn but Patron was not carried off hi feat The quarter pole wee reached in 33 seconds and the straight work of the backstretch yawned before the flying pair "Wilkes will make him quit" was the shout and eyes were strained to keep track of the swift beating feet The stallion held his own with a rim determination and the watches registered 108 at the hale It was evident that We could not last much longer The excitement was intense and a wild exclamation of 1(1 came from the throats of the backers of Patron when Harry 'Wilkes was observed to falter The old campaigner had' done his best and the whits leather wag conspicuous in his plume Patron drew to the front on the third quarter was eased down the homestretch and won the heed in 2:1634 The stand roes and bowled and the overconfident backers of Harry Wilkes acted as it lumps of ice had been dropped down their backs As loon as they zeocteend from the abock of Imam 1 ment they robed to the pool stand and began to hedge Patron sold for $50 and Harry Wilkes toe $8 It was a humiliation to which Harry Wilkes was Dot acme-tamed still only mad men ivouM ban stepped in with money and attempted to check the tide Van Ness looked blue and hie only explanaties was that Harry Wilkes was not quite himself The kitre Brother had thousands in the bon on the little botse and Mr Straus had hundreds the same way and so there was mourning In the camp Patton cooled ent well end Fuller smiled as if be enjoyed the situation la the third beat the tart was men and Harry Wilkes tried to force the pans but Patron trotted lite a bores full of mums and ha held the lead without trouble Down thebomeetretch the young stallion came sit his ease Fuller turning his bead to look back at the detested Harry Wilkes and when be crossed the more the faMehee stopped at 11414 Had Um stallion been driven out the tin of Maxey Cobb would have been eclipsed There was general regret that Fuller bad not kept Patron going but the driver did not know bow fast be bid gone and wished to save his horse as much as poseible If Mr Emery bad felt that Patron was keyed up to record-breaking form be would have stationed a man on the homestretch to rm port progress to Fuller The victory of Patron was long and loudly cheered and Van Ness after leaving his sulky doffed his maroon rap and walked to where Fuller was standing and shook his band Hundreds now see as I have men that Harry Wilkes is an overrated horse I have never indulged in the chatter about his ability to beat 110 Patron will be started at Cleveland late in the mason to beat the stallion record Mr Emery was a very happy man Friday night and doubtless Mr Bhutto rejoiced when the telegroh tarried the news to him At Parkville the sire of Patron and the sire of hie dam are owned Pancoaet and Cuyier when backed by the thoroughbred make a 'combination hard to beat The Cuyler blued smooths the ragged an-lion of the Woodford Memphis tall Meeting MEMPHIS Aug fall meeting of the Memphis Jockey Club which begins Oct 18 and continues five days premien to be a most brilliant one The following are the stakes offered: Citizens' selling sweepstakes mile and a quarter the Sturman: stakes for 8-yearcids $600 added one and one-bait miles the Tennessee steeplechase stake for all ape $400 added about one aid three-quarr miles Gaston Hotel stakes for 2-year-old colts and lilies $500 added three-quarters of a mile Peabody Hotel handicap for 8-year-olds and upward $500 added one and one-eighth miles Pacers sold Special Dispakh to Ms American Putssx1 Aug 8--The executors sale of the pommel effects of the late Capt Bodes took place at Crescent View farm to-day The pacing stallion Rattler Brooks was bought by Bullard for $1005 Alice Blackwood brought $270 and her suckling colt by Tom Hai brought 250 An immense Crowd was in attendance Turf Notes A Newton is now the Owner of that useful breadwinner Nettle who has won many thousand diallers in Lis time for Abraham Gerson Todd who le now at Seratoga will be taken to Coney Island after the meeting at the Spring and figure at Me Prospect Park and Sheepshead meetings Gen IL Jackson at Belle Made lad on July 8 -the chestnut mare Bouncer foaled 1879 by Leaminn dam Elastic (dam of Albla and Elizabeth by Kentucky She was worthiest) as a mare never having bad produce THE RING Jake Winds Unable to meet Nolan In Claclanasl BALTnionn Aug 7--Jake KlIrain who I matched to fight Pete Nolan of Cincinnati to-day telegraphed that he would be unable to keep the engagement he had received a mtossage from Richard Fox hi backer In the coming light with Jem Smith the English champion requesting him to engage in no listie encounter until the International meeting has place Kfirain has asked ()eerie Mitchell' to meet No11011)11)14 place Goss Defeats Nelson New LONDON Com Aug 7--At daybreak this morning Mott Goss of this city and Jim Nelson of Williamsburg fought for 250 a side Marquis of Queensberry rules on Fisher's Island The light was witnessed by about 150 spectators at $5 a bead It was Goss' first appearance in a ring but throughoutthe fight he displayed uncommon science Nelson has bad some professional experience having de tented Houleban liz Hartford not long ago Goes tipped the scales at 158 and No son at 145 pound The men were seconded reepectively by John Green of Boston and Geo Downing of and Jack Ashton of Providence acted as referee Time was kept for Goss by Go Zell's of New Haven and for Nelson by John Connor of Norwich The fighting was scientific throughout and the bitting of both men was heavy though Dot very effective Two-ounce gloves were used the second fourth eighth and twelfth rounds Nelson dealthisopponeutfoni blows which the referee did not allow simply cautioning Nelson against a repetition In the sixteenth and last round Nelson again struck Goes foully and the referee awarded the fight to Goes either inam received very serious punishment Bart Knocked Oat by Clark CEARA NEB Aug 7--This morning Just after daybreak a boat steamed up the river twelve miles and discharged its load of sporting men abt ut 200 in number The purpose of the trip was to witness a fight between Sid Clark of New York and Dan Hart of California The fight was with two ounce gloves and to a finish Little time was consumed by preliminaries Each man stripped at 145 pounds The fight was even and savage Hart being knocked out in the twenty-third round catcldng a stomach blow Jut an Instant after receiving to swinging blow on the neck For ten minutes he lay a though dead and it was thought that he would not recover He was brought back to the city where be now lies in a precarious condition The purse was only 11276 and the WU considering the stakes a fierce one THE WHEEL Broke Hie Ow Record on the Ookyeln INDIANAPoLIN IKDAug don Wells the champlonunicycle rider pf the world gave a remarkable exhibition at the Athletic Club grounds yesterday al Is the only person who has ever attempted to ride I unicycle a distance ot ten milem The unicycle's a single wheel with a handle bar and pedals Kr Welle is a member of the Indianopolis Athletic Club and It was by invitation of the club that he consented to make an attempt to lower the world's record on the club's grounds The beet time he Mr made before In covering a ten-mile stretch was in New Orleans a few weeks ago which was one hour twenty-four minutes and fifty and one-fourth eecends Even time was considered remarkable and the champion riders of the country acknowledged that itcould not be beaten Since that time it has been Mr Wells' ambition to mover the distance in one hour and that wee what he did this Morning The entireten miles was made without a dismount and in 59f45' afteen seconds lees than Mr Wells had hoped for At the does of the rum 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miablee interesting tjon to which Harry ream for the rompietion A OU MI -Pa rieN BR Amrsu To A Glitter EXTENT 11 IBATER I MIR 1381 RAS Wilkes was Dot accum tiulnine Hair Tonic for all Seely Di la been Mantled ane Puriami ette the ll- Co There wu plenty of slugging in which the touted still only matt men wouM have ilitatimene the Foaming i Tonle- lot mment on the Disbandment of American ilrater Clarifier and Purifier SPIIIIIG 2E12111141111HE' i th Nashville Team chet in with motley and attempted to Cleaning 100 Hai la it gained a decided lead ou their opponente ck he tide an Ness looked blue and Vael el l'UI'dets etc ta Brooklyns wete the fimt to todulge and by stepped but the visitors administered some of tbe hie only explanatios wen UM Harry Wilkes IMS 0 PIIIPPS' It-hut tedorem by the highest medical and seientifki authority and whoa used secording to directicem le cheaper then niter mid far superior ilemoommumommn Same medicine later on and caught up 10 was not quite himself Th Sire Brothers Ask Your druggists for sample packages er met fmm 41 a elms that the 8100 peptide Prompt became had thousands in the box on the little home mum Al sp17 se lot to inhlt top Sp 'tivxmekrttreelv oils 00 11 ILL COL0113 1111 SITIE3 MempMs Shut Out fa the Game bait wild with excitemenL The umpire and Mr Straus had hun dreds the same way 17-- was genendly partial to the home club and so there wu mouneog in the camp at New Orietuts Brooklyn- I 0 I 0 3 0 I 4 0-13 Patron cooled mit well sod Fuller smiled th wbo threw it at F11110r bd ea la CAN BS SEEN AT Beltimore 0 2 2 0 I I 1 I 0-13 as if he enjoyed the situation' In the third 4 --0-4141-14 19I Hits-Brooklyn 17t Bltimore rrors beat the tart was men and Harry Wilk 4 a 1 eom ---e-a--- yeemmee 00 0eler 'eteree" '0 cols a TIIIVILI Sc CO 'S Cincinnati Wins the First of the -Brooklyn le Baltimore 10 and Batteries- trie Ulm a to force the palm but Patron trotted i a 4 Toole Terry and Clark: Smith Ful mer bore full courage and he held the ''11 ma7---1 1 a a dee LOttlelVithe 011erleel Loontnizit KT Aug 'Z-Ramsey never lead without trouble Down thehomeetretch -eateeete-- tom le 0 ill a -1aaa- eam-geleresaa 1 3 Cherry Stree pitcbed a bett er me in bis life th cam an to-day the young stallios is ease Fuller -e ega yet be lost the pme to Cincinnati in the turning his bead to look back at the de Ae No North' ve -ee eoe 1' MarrAlstialikee Isel The Stakes Offered by the Memphis 1 ambit) toning by a wild throw to first tested Harry Makes and wilso be crossed etItee i--- i t-e-evee- 7 after two tuen were ouL Reilly kit a hot the score the watches stopped at 114te ril i a 1 i e- 'rt IL 1111ICANTILE AGENCY Jockey Clab-Notes From ono Itiog tar to Worria who fumbled it and Um Had the stallion been driven out the t13 4 bat me time Ant Cerkbili hit an easy of Maxey Cobb would have been Mimed ert 1(11 lite -sivimemy at ---e a Track and Diamond one to Sammy wildly to There ws general regret 0 da etei aa 0 A eel idemit el 1 i i 0 I Becker end Reilly scored The Louisville not kept Patron going but Um driver did eil ewers 0 0 'I 1 4 AI outbatted and outeleided the visitors and not know how fast be bed gone and wished ill let-----: 4 Ire geaL -re- 'e-r- e7 ele At' The withdrawal of Nashville from the seemed sure winners in the ninth when to uve his born much possible It 1111E 111 it 1 I ''''t''i Nicol was bit by a pitched ball and took Mr Emery bad felt that Patron was keyed -y I 0- Southern Leaup raduced no constenuo 1 hod Th first coming some on McPbee's three-ba up to record-brettking form be would have I I tee" Uon in that our re ger which was followed by Fennelly's sin- stationed a man on Um homestretch to ra 00 el- 0t 1 0 oovoo Club will now be stionpr than TO and gle thus tieing the score Louisville batted port progress to Fallen Tbe victory of Pa- ela i for the Promotion and Protection a will no doubt finieh the mason The mu out two runs in the seventh on bite by iron was long and loudly chested and Van e000 i Trade and Collection of Debts In char are as a rule men of pluck ud Mack Collins and Hecker the latter being Nee after leaving his sulky doffed his ma- a 1 1 ''-'-e -e money who Will leave nothing undone to declared out at the home plate 01 moo rep and walked to where Fuller wu st -4 4 I Cincinnati- 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1-4 standing and book his band Hundreds 1 4 1 make sucoesoful anything they undertake Louisville- I 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0- 0 0-3 now see as I have been that Harry Wilkes 11yed- 0 JON te RANCH OIMICREI IN ALL TUE PRINCIPAL ---d- Hite-Louisville 11 Cincinnatk 5 Errors is an overrated bores I hive never in- la 'megiageeme 1 Ime Imilliiillirai 4 LP Cues of America and Rumple We hem This II the thirdseason of the Southern Louisville 'Cincinnati 7 Batteries- dulged in the chatter about his ability to --s-- 'me room the detailed historenants Trade of over three bogus The ortg ham who began Ramsey and Cook Smith and Bahlwin beat 110 Patron will be started at Cleve- -4 1 i tarter of a million Xer rs anufacaurem Bamberg otA au of lialob lo the mason of 1883 were Nashville Mein a IS land late in the season to beat the stallion lo 4 al 1 i beemeible to yids Atiente Columbus Augusta Birming- record Mr Emery was a yery happy man 1 ye a 0 1 A Reference Book tontaMing thee names The Detralt players seem to be walnut Friday uight and doubtless Mr Shute re- 4 ij I 1 4 With an eetimato el eePn ol and credit 121 end Emelt' The et their batting clothes joiced when the telogrAph earned the news 4 4'4 stint is Publiabed in January Mardi July son was finished with six clubs Bireling- antrieptember id each year he A 11 AA nt Animn says there le not a club in the to him att Parkyllie the are of Patron and 2 i 1 biscribers are inn furnished with dellese "--all 'a-ea-- League which is so strong in pitchers the sire of his dam are owned Pancoset ---e 2 a 4 -v I vo 7 k4:) ly heet of business changes Last year Charleston succeeded Binder the wellingtons and Cuyler when backed by the thorougtt- 1 0 2 a 1 1 PorZat Befereruse 1300111110e tbe um of tiara ham and again the season was ended with O'Brien has proved a valuable man for bred make a combination hard to beat e- 09- a a eaese 'flatways on head a' clubs Macon and Augusta having the Washington He Is a good batter and The Cueler bisod smooths the ragged ate- -e-- 4e a "-e's eeeeverteeileaov tes- t- 10 (e ix tete Woodfemphis or blembrino ting el- -'-riarmileetamm ie 4 A a 'ei--t--- e''s 1 ''''''''''tee'' teti tr-a''' rt-rte-O? 1''''': '1''': 'tt'-te Iled out-' Ike preeent season was begun fine general player eight pitcher under 0 :1 1 fkettetes '1'' 14' 441- eeeeekilio i with Naebeille ofempbue New ormane me The Detroit lub has tall ee )i 4 "1-1t ''''''1'" o'' '''-'1'1 -14'-'" vott-i' w'-'1-)''10--- 14 The hwilltiee of the nab Charleston and Mobile in the ranks mntrent' namely: Twiteheit 3aldwint MEMPHIS Ante 7-The fall meeting of -1 -4'4 wr-r 4 Oonway Weidman Burke Beetle Rea the memphw Jockey orb with begins I a 4GENOYC011EOTION DEPARTMEN' Mobile lave our and Birmingham wu Getzein Yet with this great array of pitch' Oct 18 and continues flve days promitme to 4 4 Wm importer advantages tot the atimitte Then Savannah dropped and log talent they seem barely able to maintilin be a tuataost brilliant one Tar folliowingarep -due esims sod is open to tile nee Of 1114A- left an unmatutgable five club blob their osition in th the es off Citize sell ng sw ee beam getterallh whether lubecribere al DA proved a dead lose to every one its mem- fn 1 A eanu Plain "Dealer: omeer: Eaten) Makes mile and a quarter the Stur eseet RB GRUBBS CRACKER COMPAITY4 I bete Nashville withdrawal has left It a League has as good asperished Only Dan- Makes for 3-yearyolds $600 added one and a four cornered affair which would prove bury and Waterbury are alive and each I one-half miles: the Tennessee steeplecbase il ----Manufacture Candy and Crackers1-- gunmetal but tor the long railroad Pans trying to outlive the other and get tbe guar- stake for all ape 400 added about one Yoe further Particulars elelarat office tbatare necessary antee fund ot 111500 in the sod The sea- th 1 28 Market Stree Boston Herald thus comments on 00 added one and on three-quarMr miles Gaston Hotel Nos 19 2 and WeWoe 16 18 and 20 Front Street Non 1 8 5 7 9 11 and 18 Clark Stre Dhuroh St cte our The Importance the So th po 00 0 0 ern a each from the eig cs ll probe stakes for yearld colts a 2-eenti -fillies $500 ma are the South of too largest manufacturers of Crackers and Candy West of Baltimore anil t- Nashv ably divide and ht lub die toget They wi her added three-quarters of a -mile Peabody It to the great base ban world may be appro Louie AU goods Guaranteetl to be Full Weight and First-Class p7 JOSEPH It TRITRDistriot Manager cap for leyear-olde and upward Mike Kelly is now catching Radbouta Hotel handl 1 elated when the subemnent history of ay aull2taw Saeuvme Chattanooga and Knoxville some of it lityrs is published imd $5e-eighth miles ly top Cu! lett) ton of 1885 gave smongst others to the the change: "With hi Captain facing him Pacers Sold 1 44 etiowwwwwwowowspo" A- greater leagues Ramsey of the the reoeiving end of the battery Rad- 41 SS I Special Dispakh to Ms Atnerims 1 ta I 1 villas the greeted pitcher in the wo rid bourn will not have so good an opportunity executors sale of ee ee4 a Miro th Baltimore one of Ramsey's to sulk a heretom Capt Kelly can detect Mama Aug- 6--Th it I the pommel effects of the late Capt Bodes a eeet no ir olf10 El 2 most noted rivals Clarke catcher of the Brooklyne Sylvester center fielder of the in an instant whether 'Rad' is trying to took place at Crement View farm to-day el 1 0 with cautioning Nelson against a repetition In the ref The men The present strike playin to pu Louis Browns ul et'Unte i ee St Slivan pitcher and Second place in the championship race is The pacing stallion Rattier Brooks wu bo Ir 0 ftord for $1005 Alice ug e- et I Warden first ba seman of the Topekas: now held by the Louisville About two ing Blackwood brought 270 20 and er suckl 1 tc "4- 4 1 of Wenick third basemen Reddy Mack sec months since the teem woo sixth It took bTom Ha broug colt i h5 An im- i -ie -0 a t49'('' a eteldile :) le tt- 1 'llg490' ond baseman and Cotes catcher the some remarkably line WI ll Plit it Loulev a 'ermeae1 of illes Teddy O'Brien first a oseman away from the tail-enders but Rameey Meuse Crow wu le attendance I '-i 1' 5 I 1- i 11 ri the Jersey Citys Sam Thompson of the Bmwning Matk Hecker Kerins Wolf Tur yoke -gl' te4' 1 i' IS vcnEAAL- 'ORPRICE1 Detroit the hardest hitter In the profession Wialte Warrick and ttie younger ones were A Newton is now the Owner of that ole) 114 to ''y -0- a lew The mum Of 1886 gave Chamberlain and equal to the demand The Loulavilles have ituti Nese pitc hers toLendevills hreve aid now etruck their level useful breadwinner Nettle who has won MSS thousand Mailers In Lis time for Knouff pitchers and Forage fielder to the The Teeponsibility of the following rests Abraham Gerson I ti 440 di 4 41t 41 4i 0 1- 1 ittl CPEC A i ts t4e 't i 1 't t- Ir 4 i Al I 4 1 fa DRIL Baltimore Len Soiree's to Jereey City upon the Indienspolls Sentinel: Two guests 0- 11- Todd who le now at Saratoga will Itt rt A ic i 1114' 1 O'Day pitcher to Wuhington Waybingt Glynn and his land theolies Mi Kelly at the ain and Spg figure at Ule ProlPect '''14 a a' 1 ikt 1Aeke'Y 0 I Walter Goldsby and Ganson to Topeka al the Grand Hotel were thscuesinf ne In pitcher and Denny Lyone third baseman 10000 ball player wee standing Boetonte 0 el' to the Athletics Sheffert to the Metropoll- near and bearing the name repeated sem -ce be taken to Coney bland after the meeting i Park and Sheepshead meetings -0-' --e-----'-s 1i Ne't ily -1' tk45 -'4 ''4k 14Y 0 IL Jackson at Belle Meade lad e''S--------2------ ''''''7t i as- er tans Elia O'Brien nrsthasomant to era' times interrupted the discussion by an' 4-(7" i''' I- '4e) Olt Ill tXT or Washington Tug A nmdea and Cahill to baying "Beg pardon gentlemen Jly 8 -the chestnut mare Bouncer '-44''--- t-ae -1 1 RA 1 err I Sc Indianapolis': Beard Marr Hendon hell the woroestere in 1 mac mach tor 7844 didn't oaled 1879 by Lesmina gte firamenEalerstio (dam of and Elie beth if kY f--'-e "e' "4 --e--e! etsi ma 1 110211 base Lynch and Stria to the Syracuse Detroit Free limes: TIM pitcher had a rthl in never -e---'-ea eo--- Stars Monk Cline and Norman Baker to he was wo ese as a are --1---'e-emee t-- 1 A little ball and ft wu white as snow and ing had pr uc ode ''-'1-- a 'ere Ms C'T-TIW14 Ca1-Ilt 1 'SLAVS the hocheetersi Crowe Motalint and vuh where the striker th Right it was that ball hav Stricker to the Clevelands Hub collins to It wouldn't go It lewd a sudden In-shoot Telet BING a- s'i the Loalevilles and Elmer Smith the now curve it had a fearful drop and when the ''''k-''''1'' eo' teri 0 ST PERFECT great pitcher to JADE Cincinnati wildly struck that ball It didn't able to Meet No Jake ilitrala Unable in 2--- '''-e441' tt' -14k ''w-44 -A ple season bee already furnish ed Maul pitcher stop hy dote the ball fool etrikers so?" '--17 7'1 1 -NI- he7 i 041 i- I reePared with Ittletreisel toPrirt Strength I to Philadelphia Wally Andrews first base- the children all did cry "The pitcher BALTIRmar Aug 7-Jake Kilrain who ie kr :4 Lf-- -17 Behithlainees Dr Price to Belong Powder coat man to the Pittsburgs McLaughlin sec- twirls the ball you know" the teacher did Is matched to fight Pete Nolan of ancho ---lief -e '----7-i 7 -4 s---- I 4:1 Alum or Phoephistee10Prie ond baseman to the Philedelphies smd rent Einem'' Violate Moe asaordelledouski Sneed right fielder to Topeka There are would be e0e-0ameee-tetsew- ---coreot- tie nate to-day telegraphed that he wo The New York team which will start for oro unable to keep the engagement he had '-ZI ---------L-' TA A ErmARK --------T------- LI' 1 1 orr piAllfPpe1-41 emtaliv 'a Sr re n'')w "'fill "ere et Mer11n who California early in November will be as 4 a fro otplard 1 -L would do credit to arty bass bell association foilows: Mike Kelly will play right field "----e- ox 're In existence his backer in the coming fight with Jem jel till sep10 a at-7 or 8 le catcber Brovrn piteher Tim Keefe flat Smith the En lish champion requestint! Of each of the local players much in base Counor second base Dan Richardson Smith We have adoptedilna and Lion as our trade mark The Lion hint to sugage no ileac encounter un praise can be said As long as Maul was third base Denny short stop Ward left the internatimal meeting has taken plant so' git SP PIANOS with the team they were but field Ewing and center Gore Most of ee 'Kfirain ball Asked Ce 1 Mitchell to meet represents strength tli goddess I' ess uritSr shall and na 1J ft -t when he wu sold the entireteam seemed to time players are etrangere le the Piral-- Nollut In Ids Di a Lem evo a go to-pieces Ite was popular as a plaYer Coast although Ward plaYed pitcher 7 'I 11 Candy 4 trilacrwo and as a man stud Inspired ail hie men with when there before 'Goss Defeats Nelson aii our anay no strong flavored an pure When you order the greatest comidence In many games There is probably no city In the United New LONDON Con Aug 7-At day- 'i 0 ROANS their opponents would start off with a long State whose boys take such interest in the break this monling Mott Gose of this icitY be sure to specify the Lion Brand and you will get the bet lead that surely looked like victory wben national game as they do in Brooklyn and Jim Nelson of Williamsburg fought Maul would say to his men "Come on boys i 1 0 411 11 Every lamp-post houeetop telegraph and for $'260 a side Marquis of Queensberry my tbmoSm and let's do some hittinire'm Then he'd take electric lira pole and the entail trees rules on father's bland The fight wu -------eo' -e A Of ell makes direct to up his bat end send the away for three within see ng distance of the ball grounds- witnessed by about 150 spectators at $5 a eustomers from head- or four bags and the pme was ee good as ere crowded with the younpters who wait head It was first aprme dince in a played 0 Quarters at wholesal won Every other player would Come to prices AU mods guar- patiently for hours to witnees the game In rin but throe gbout le the figh he II 11 yy aa Oradeo" reatk mtood No on" Maul's rescue and then would follow some ti -e evening the various horse-cars that pass uncommon science Nelson has bad 1KIta44 ked tiri'l ts as n8 rumen of the most magnifiaint pyrotechnics of the the grounds are boarded In all parts of the some professional experience having de- a 1 te are received and fully seem When Maul wu sold the Nashville city by anxious boys in search of informa- feeted Houleben In Hartford not Ion! stae Write us before purchasing An in- team lost hearts tion regarding the result of the day's game age Goes tipped the scales at and No )o I vestment of li cents may save you from $50 to Another co: 11100 Address ther player who deserves special a Washington Park son at 14 pound 6 were seconded praise is Nicholae the catcher Before the The one armed Daily is a wonder He is reepectively by John Green of Button and 1-e ate JEStEPr2Printl i opening of the championship season he a good pitcher posseashig slow deceptive Geo Downing of and Jack 0 caught fourteen games and during the curves and never for a moment' losing his Ashton of Providence' acted referee di' NASH leILLE 06118011 he caught fifty-four of the sixty-four head at critical pohlts in the game Ile is Time was kept for Goss by Gus Eellis 02 It 1 Wheeal Distributing Dp't for the South games played by Nashville In all of the always smiling always cool and self-pom New Haven and for Nelson by John Con- LIST TOUR FROFERTI TO LET ol i "h22 11 games he played bard honest and first-class sawed On ha left arm he wears a leather nor of Norwich The fighting was scion- to I I bell He is a great catcher a bard hitter stub as a protector from injury He uses tific throughout and the bitting of both el I and a lightning accurate thrower Helm this stub in pitching rolling the ball on the men was huvy though not very effect' wrrn (1'211 4 '0: I I li 1 1 numerous offers and would strengthen any end just any other pitcher rolls the ball Two-ounce gloves were used 1011 0011ave or to team in the country "Little Nick" will labia left pahm Daily uses a short bat but the second fourth eigbth and twelfth a itivram be warudy remembered by Nashville seldom makes a hit He vratcbm bases rounds Nelson dealthisopponeutfoul blows Iti ey audience cleverly but necessarily essarily a weak older In whi Bch eree id not allow simplY IL 4' hie position Daily is an old League bell 4 Burks came to Nashyille a Mender striP player and once was the star twirler of the the sixteenth and last round Nelson again tilluffiras2 nag and undertook to play short stop for old Cleveland Club Ile has not lost ill his struck Goes foully and the referee awarded AGENT so REAL ESTAT it the teem which was then leading in the punning yet 0 the fight to Oleither Man received Teel le pennant race At first be did not catch on punishmen serious 1 I th the audiences but later be began THE TURF etteeee POMO wonderful infield work which was Patron's Derma or Harry Mikes-Stokes Hart Knocked Out by Clark 188 Union St Nashville Tenn i I -'he most wonderful Pain-Curer the world has ever I I followed up by an hnprovement in bis bat- OMAHA NEB Aug 7-This morning No a I Offered by the Memphis Jockey Club '11 Wig and base running and to-day it may 1 1 a a just after dttybreak a boat steamed up the known Its effects are instantaneous 4)) be stated of him that be is the beet abort Ane 0" alls res' ''g acoun 0 lee river twelve miles and discharged its load of AL stop that ever played ball in the Southern defeat of Retry Wilkes by Patron is taken sporting men 200 In number The Children 1 4 I Lea us He and Gibson and Kelly ave froM the Turf Field and Farm: Impose of the trip was to witness a fight 'KIRIN TEAM' IIPElielINCE IN ALL a a oon rciuded to ankh the meson with Bir Emery hesitated quite a while before tetween Sid Clark of New York and Dan Um details of the teal Estate Businem insure: en Cry for Pitcher's Castoria 1 1 mingbam Hart of California The aght was with I he gave his cement to the propoeition to 111110 ace 2101'016 and to a finieh WY111effielen 11 1 Pt Hogan is the be base runner in the trot the reyear-old Patron against the see wo Ou Little time was consumea a Maio precaution used to secure good tenants ea oo---y vy IrOnMansu-selL South Be is also a hard bitter and a most sonedcampaigner Harry Hetmdleul- Each man stripped at 145 pounds The ler i a 1 excellent fielder He Will certainly be found that Patron en and savage Hart being Parties wishing to rent 4rom Oct I would m780410111 next year in one of the big clubs of the 01 UMW 1001 000 speed now- 'In fight wu tel ocked out in the twenty-third round find it to their interest to ealland examine InI 111)11E111 Mia ei country tolorf win but the doubtful queetion was ae te hoW cantchin to ach blow 'nate list before renting ow Lie an 11 4 he would CanT his speed His Meknes last atter receiving a swinging blow on the No trouble to abow properth Conveyance A a i Bradley me Nashville a winning Club From the day be was as manager Yea left him with a slight throat trouble neck For ten minutes he lay as though from office 17 I I the team went to race He plays a fine and the fear wu that be would choke up dead and 1 i as thou ht that be would not tOmee eS 'e 4 1 i eize 0 reylilevo- TELEPHONE 4 ft I I brought back to the city 'Residence 811 1 1 5- third base when asked to go- three or more heats in recover He -) if7 -1 A 1 where be now lies Ina precationo condition 'alto seplu I 1 ates Wch 'ewe ry lamords AA Jack Hayee -Reeder Firle and Jimmy fAst time After weighing every point the The purse was only e276 and the battle orr'-- Drj mei None race was medal and then public curiosity Clinton form a strong Mt of players Considering the stakes a fierce one --IleeTTY 111116 NE Ity it -0 of the need look for a day for a poeition WaS 0 go ute OM 01 01'017 len M011 down the next time Van second mre Patron left bis feet Neel the India li Athieec Club and and it 1 the vast throng at the driving park pinned THE WHEEL a (Formerly Attached to the 'Vienna Elsa noree how they stand in the National their faith to Harry Wilkes They could Brous urs Own Record On the 110klele se-IX1623seankie133-s ill' trks General Hospita1-15 Years League They argued that not see how the 6-yeareold could beat him ma a IND A 7prince Private and Hospital SI r-t-VER Det Vcr A nn club won Lost Claba Won Lost a 11Initie mistake would Chicago 46 80 Weell' Experience) oeustee' 1 On I01-e tidily pt et i mitt9 28 Phil'phia-40 gton130 88 41 rove fetal to Patron The pool eeliing wm wells tue cum uvde Eri 8 and arry Wilk es roug world gave a remar ht sro to kale exhibition at the I -a tti 11' i 1 ''r11-J see entrnen et etsenvalxress I Boston -43 "i' 83 Pittsburg29 46 $40 for Patron Both horses were Cheered Athletio Club grounds yesterday He is -olt mericall elviill ac Inc i '-i i when the? came on the track In the 0 New York41 85 Indianap's23 63 the wiy lerson who hes ever attempted to SPECIALIST Y- earSpectedes fitted to aU impaired eye- American Association- this 'was such an unusual thing for him ride I unicycle a distance of ten mllesa- The 0" gilbt iv a tamed -Ne charge tor ate's Won Lost Clubs Won Lost to do that the Harry Wilkes party grew unicycle's a single wheel with a handle St Loule-62 211 Brookint-41 42 more confident than before When they bar and pedals Mr Wells is a member of For an Chronic Private and locsultatioth 0 Louisville50 88 Athletic 40 44 cams nopo 1 was TT surgical Diseases Beitimore46 86 Met'polit'n28 64 afthougb two lengths behind twice nodded in itation of the club that he ooneented fil 1 NSURPASSEDIRCONSTRIICTIONLIGET 1 4 Cincinnati-60 39 Ciewnandeat 02 for the word and President Edwards to make an attempt to lower the world's running and noiseless self -threading through shouted "Goat I immediately asked En record on the club's de The beet out Latest Improved attachments and hand- Sire what this meant replied tha time he ever made before in covering a some wo net on mpar 4 II Ttepalring of all Kinds Neatly Done Special Dispatch to The American he did not kno but he 4 not seem to be ten-mile stzetch was in New Orleans a few with other makes especially invitee A fuli Brain and Norms DOW Me N' lees ot NEW ORLEANS Aug 8-TheS000 people greatly dieturbed After the turn had been weeks ago which was one hour twenty- stock of manes attachmen ts on and parts for 0 lite Paralysis St Vitus' Dance Insomnia 01 at Sportsman Park to-day were very happy rounded Van Nem attemPted to dose the four minutes and fifty and one-fourth any make of machine constantly on hand Ma- Round-trip railroad fare tr Inability to Sleep Nervous Exhaustonttata became the locals timed the tables end WO0 pp but felled and Patron gaily sailed ends Even time was considered reark- mines repaired anti rebuilt on shortest notice Overwork or Study Excesses etc NEW STORE NEW GO ODS a signal victory Ewing and his magnifi- along In front and won the heat la 2:16 able and the champion riders of m- tbet warranted log two years eau or address and one day's board at hotel with a measure of moms heretofore as imposaible cent support was too much for Memphis The backers of the favorite expressed no eountry acknowledged that iMeould not be Tickets good to return till end Summereits tingti2 and daring hue running and the latter were shut out Timely bet- alarm They merely thought that a heat beaten Since that time It hes been Mr ir -411( With cores' Union cee had been droPPed to imProve the betting Wells' ambition to soya' the distance in eeT a "WII-4- TAT -AI1S Monday evening 'el eod to marl Dieases of Women Treated won the game for New Orleans Catupau Quite a crowd gathered around Patron in one hour and that we whet be did this billem Positive Success made his reoppearanoe toyday and got in the cooling-out ground and Fuller ex- -morning The entireten miles was made 164 Dui Btr OU et ft a S11011 cAsEs CASES two doubles and made a greet catch and plained: "Well you see bbs former mlle in without diemount aind in 6935 Moen WALL I throw Powell' fielding wm a feature 2:16 was no scratch Ile hes gone mid done seconds lea then Mr Wells bad hoped for ar 9 tn-Irr 0 EllTO 4 Catarrh Bronehitis Asthma Conetunptio aim ali Lung Throat Nose and heart Die 1 and in fact the entire outfield work was en- it again" Harry Wilkes still ruled NI At the cidoe of the runt he received the 1 isci with aid of my improved Inhale perk Peitz split his thumb catching a favorite at 125 to $17 and Van Ness scm'ed congratulations of his efrionds and wu 1717 eodlm 5 1 suite on Treatmeat with positive and certain I short By and fiat Mclifeoghteok up sharply for the word Patron was given roveral handsome 0 5 Dyspepsia Liver Complaint Con ins plao the nrst inumg emP le bad level and Fuller nodded although Wilkes up DOUGLAS stipation and other Chronic Affections Of the two men on bases and a splendid side run- bad his neck and shoulders In front Clear HOWE Owls shordsy Stossistam Lusthase Stomach and Bowels aro pomitively cured- ning catch by Powell left thim there a bell came "G'o" and the dmperate as 11sekasito Irealcmos Colds Oa Private Sexual Skin Blood kidney end M01110115 only got one man on second duel was on Harry Wilkes with rapid 11 $3 sHoE gr1714rn 0 Chest 4 sod an Ad's 6101716116 Bladder Diseases of both sexes are mred 111 der marmite without the New Orleans 2 6 01 0 1 8 0-12 action rushed around the turn but Patron --emeee a po lit IAA Car of mea sitircury and noel 01 14 ecrWilld 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0- 0 wm not earned off hi feat The quarter -WHOLE-Wag IND RETAIL-- The only 13 sEAbiLEHH '1Ii 4 A Coneultation and examiruttion free 1 Batteries-Ewinf and Vangban Smith pole was reached in 33 seconds and the Shoe In the world It 011ice Sou: 9 to 12 a re I to i ne I to 1 te boweat inattoss usarrainaller 4 1-- ') A t1 and Crotty Base its-Orleans 111 Morn straight work of the becketretchdawned be- Finest mir pert tit I peasant woo Aim Yu Li Pi in-' I phis 4 etolen bases-Orleans 11 Mem- fore the flying pair "Wilkes make him Dealers ICA Rill Shippers tinudtilversn lAcengui ee' I i' In 0 eeeweal 11 0 AllillOOD MirlfWittil) I phis 0 Errors-Orleans 8 Memphis quit" was the shout and eyes styles tors Ais etylleb re victim et ydSthttS a 1 a grim determination Sr Louis Aug an sod It 3 Oce an tank Furnit Fixtures nd dumb! as those In were strained to keep lliou tmck of held the t31 I Ninipmdenes Premature Decay lid Furniture an Aoelation mixt henung feet sta 01 e'''tfitle 'Ca 's 'WI DOD 41 I A iril I ervous Deility Alanhood eta i 1-The champions Put his wn with the 11250 blIOZ un svn retnedY1 1 Ask for Illustrated Pamphlet in Hudson against Cleveland to-day and watches registered 106 at the hale and It was excels th e3 et itan covered i lf a simple seeArre which be wilt while be was hit bard he was magniacent- evident that title could not last much longer 43 V'' diehaving tried in vain every kno send FREE to his fellow sufferers Address TE1tT sr ow CBE CO lashville Tenn ly supported" and Cleveland was downed The excitementwas Intense and a wild ex- NORTHERNLIKE ICE 104 101101-'-- 0- Memo Postomce Box 3179 New York car nell moentri kilns av261Y after an intereeting fight The latter have clamation of loy came from the mete of breed up wonderfully in their work since the backers of Patron when Harry 'Wilkes Amps' al Woad eash 861 1 Altile COIFFURES Met here and are playing a good pme was observed to falter The old campaigner Arid an mortwd other Irmo Boys all wear thi Ili SHOE it oe Notice nlious 1111E011nm le agenbe for the Exceltdor Ice Administraor's L- Do thiLeA your Calte: Tim features of the game were a long run- had' aelm wee cone done his and the whits feather does not hee2 122eiroc on poi TING faurtzto AS ADMIND31111- 1) Chignons Worm Rengs ping eaten by O'Neill Boyle's superb i hie plume patron m000lacIand from Pure distilled Water WI Mk) 1e 0 cuolit)46 all4 CA iii i LUSKY 18 Cedar et tor of the estate of Thomas bimpeOn AND ritc wia ptnp work and brilliant sturgleg by Mc- drew to the front on the third quarter was -the pureet ice In the world PO sale by setee to weA his is to notify ell pereons indebted to mid es- Rya hmaniakea- Crowellitced down Ph ease the homestretch and won the Special beiliti or shipping by es the Car J-----r eod 12 il Le to Mute forward and settle AU Persons 11C INFALL11311 PRESERYATIVE -AT- fairly well 1 hod in The and roes and beetled toad or package wEAK UNDEVELOPED PARTS bailer c'elme against mid estate mutt Rio em prowneyorithmt mditinnal trutnent an 111 Ile rmrrr St LoutL-- 0 1 3 0 2 3 2 0 0-10 end the overconfident backers of Harry 1 2 0 0 0 a 0 0 2 0- 2 Willies acted if lumps of ice had been h2 C1113BUT grgErr pe the body enlarged and etreriethenat Vial be forever barred WI the Ilu Prectibed IV la! 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