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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-05
MISCELLANEOUS Us.
To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES. NEW REMEDIES,
DR.. c,sBoN, sPE

~ DR.. GIBBONS DISPEN-
"a SARY. NO. 623 KEARNY ST,
corner Of Commercial, San Fran
cisco. Private entrance on Com
mercial street. Established n
Diseases such as Gonorrhga, elect, Structure,
Syphilis in all its forms, Seminal weakness,
Impoteney, etc. etc. Skin diseases of years.
standing, and liberated Legs, etc., successful
DIR. GfRBoN has the pleasure of announ-
cling that he has returned from visiting the
principal hospitals of Europe, and has re-
surled practice.
The Doctor has spared neither time noI
money in seeking out new remedies, and has
returned with increased facilities Tor the ale
Walton of human suffering.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission is the consequence OF self
abuse. This solitary vice. or depraved soxuai
indulgence, is practiced by tho youth of both
sexes to an almost unlimited extent, produe-
ing with unerring certainty the following
train OF morbid symptoms. unless. combated
by scientific medical measures, viz: Sailow
countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain
in the head, ringing in the ears, noise ike the
~rustling of leaves or rafting OF chariots, un-
easiness about the ioins, weakness of the
limbs. confused vision, blunted intellect. loss
of confidence, dittidence in approaching stran-
gers, a dislike to form new acQuaintances. o
ulcBOsAtAOh " ~ GONASNyf HOos
pimplcs and various eruptions about the face
hectic Pushes, farred tongue, intid breath
coughs, consumption, night sweats; monoma-
MIA, and frequently insanity. If relief be moi
obtained, you shoald apply Immediately, ell
Their in person or by letter. and have a cure
effected by his new ard scientific mode 9:
treating this disease, which never fails o.
e~ffecting a quick and radical cure.
Cured at Home.
Persons at a distance may be CURED Al
HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr.. Glib
BON, stating case, symptoms, length OF time
the disease has continued. and have medicine
promptly forwarded, free from damage and
curiosity, to any part Of the country, with
full and plain directions for use.
BY inclosing Ten Dollars coin in a regis
tered letter through the Postoiice, or
through Wells, Fargo Il Co.'S, a package Of
medicine viii oe forwarded to any part of the
Union.
Persons writing TO the Doctor will please
state the name of the paper they see this ad
vertisament in.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address DIR. J. f. GIBB0N,
Box 1867, San Francisco. California.
iyl ly
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-05
NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAI w
~ have this day sold and transferred ~ III
Il. Wittenb berg the III Dorado Saloon an anu
property connected Herewith, ana oSspb; him
for him the same patronage enjoyed W ~
while running the same heretofore: MT ~
jalQ-lm s. u J. M. WHlTIoN'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-09
THUNDER's GREAT PERFORMANCE.

The performance of Mr. II. +. G. yyncrs bay horse
Thunder in winning tho City and Suburban at New
market, with $50 lbs up, calls forth special by
the London Sportsman, 18th ult the day following the
event II says
Thunders performance in the City and Suburban was
that OF great horse, and cnttlng hm take the
highest rank among the most remarkable OF nand
cap winnerR Heavy weights have been carried 10 the
horses with big imposts have beaten highly iuve-
niles before to-day but in connection with the City
and Suburban there precedent for the achieve
mcnt oil Thunder Argonaut won (ls65I under l23 lbs
and although nineteen finished behind the late SIR
Joseph Hawleys OF Stockwc the three -year-olds
tendants Of Thunder; for when Argonaut won Tho
Grinder. who second had 50 lbs and Swc rdsman,
tc third. pound less. grand horse like knight Of
tho Garter could get no than third TO Speech
lum (ls6s) and Abcrgeldie Qs67j with l27 lbs. ms
back. yet hc won the Chester Cup with that identical
weight. Ceremonies performance under lbs lbs. al
EPSON In Mornington's year a ono, but thai
OF Thunder ha collapsed them all he in a canter
the distance in his favor being three lengths Thupdei
Is by Thunderbolt out OF Vi0lante, n marc by Mel
bourne Of Stitch and he bred by Mr. Alexander
the dam dying the year after foang Thundor who DUR
ing his has nineteen races OF the vnuo 81
f6 1875. The late Baron Rothschid claimed him out oil
n selling AZ Newmarket Tor f 900 behalf Of tho
Duke OF St. Adams and Matthew Dawson vino wos
some race with him, and then sold tho horse to Mr.
Vyncr e. the chief OF the being
get horse lead Camballo In his work last year.
Archer deserves oil praise Tor the way which
he handled the winner, who must DO regarded ms a
wonder, for II Is Impossible TO think that those " no
finished behind him represented o moderate lot Of
horses. Thunder is engaged in Tho great Cheshire
Stakes at Cheshire tor which tho Isnposts have NOT
yet been made known.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-09

Butler dld He Is good rider AZ the ternina-
ton OF this run the excellent condition,
Just warming TO their work.
BicycLx TRACK NEEDKn
ror SOM time pack many gentlemen IN TINS cry
nave taken great deal OF interest this kind OF sport
many OF them being perfectly willing 10 extend their
patronage and counenance In this pecu
mar SPORT But their good Intentions have been bafed
py Tue lack OF places wherein TO practice bicycling
host OF these gentlemen belong she club In Paris
and some Of them really expert riders; but know
ing that u would be next 10 useless form ciub hero
because Of The bad thoroushares the Of track
IN any the parks, they have done nothing toward
ablishing bicycle club here. Some OF the lovers OF
Commissioners 10 ride In the Central Park either in
the morning or evening for practice II repre-
sented TO those officials that tho bicycles would be
ridden at ony other timo In the day than specified
was denied by the fark Commissioners tho ground
that these machines would rghten horses and
accident Now, what wanted by the admirers OF this
sport Is the privilege to ride ssQuesered part
OF The Park whore nobody be disturbed nor
any animal terrified. They think, and Justly too, no
doubt that could be made for them Central
Park as well Tor base ball players Strong efforts
are going 10 DO made 10 form bicycle
club In this city soon and II IL
confidently hoped that Ia short time there will DO us
many patrons the sport here there are In England
Americans are not nkewarm when they become inter
ested in thing, and N the club which is likely DO
formed IN New York only get chance To por
ton Of the park for track bicycling will be fostered
autumn evenings by our citizens Experts will grow
up, and perhaps Mr. Stanton and his French friend
may find thoir betters ere long,
Immediately after the ffty mile match next Wcdnes-
day evening mr. Stanton Is going 10 Washington TO
against trotting horse. He Will then go TO Chicago
for similar purpose and returning TO New York will
go against tine from Jersey City TO Philadelphia. He
has other projects in view.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-09
INTERNATIONAL CHESS TOURNA-
MENT.

For several weeks past match in which tho most
famous players OF America and England will he broush s
together has been undor consideration On Saturday
mex. Mr. Albcroni will leave for England and viii carry
with him papers authorizing him 10 arrange oil the
preminaries Of the match Immediately upon his
arrival he will deposit the sum Of $500 In reliable
hands, and viii thcn acting tho agent OF tho players
In New York, challenge tho best players in England
compete with those in America By special arrange
ment with the cable company they agree send
moves Of the contendng parties each day and II Is be-
licved that n this fulfilled tho match will bo
decided In less than two weeks
AMERICAN PLAYERS
Mcssrs Mckenzie, Mason. Richardson. Barnett
Brcnzngar and Delmar will control the American
game while the English will be under the direction Of
the most celebrated players that the West End Club
can bring together The entire expense Of tho
~ assumed BY Mr.. Liedcrs
In addition 10 tho przc money, medal has been
offered by Mr. Sheiha, upon side OF which 10 m
appropriate tribute 70 the victor, amt upon tho other
sido OF which will be represented upon chess board
Of black and white enamel the successful move OF The
Anal game.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-09

George Bowman nfth. The Bencher sixth, Goldsberg
seventh and Carrie Anderson eighth. Time Of the
mile, Lass
LEXINGTON, KY, May ), ls7G-FIRsr DAr
SPRING MEETING OF rmE KENTUCKY Accommodations
RAcE-The Phoenix Hotel stakes for three year oIds
$50 each, p r., $500 added one milo and eighth,
closed with IS nominations Value, sl,oso
7. }. Nichols b. g. vagrant by Virgil, dam Lag,
by imp. Scythan. 81 lbs (iaircy). ............. I
A. keene Richards CHI. T. CIemme g., by war
Dance, Dam Alexander, by imp Sovereign, 81 lbs 2
dam Sue Dougberty, by Mickey Free 20 lbs. 3
=. b. Harpers gr: Very Fine by Engineer. dam
I saior @s"I Blk. e Yanaaii, BY Enquirer dam
Grand Duchess by vanda, 30 lbs. ........... I
Jas A. Grnstead's Dr. janet. BY Lightning, dam
Kepie, by Bonnie Scotland, 81 lbs .-..........*dg
Time,-1 :j6%.
sOn the track, but lamed In breaking away.
yearods. $50 entrance $s5 forfeit: with $3.50 sdaos;
the second flIy 20 save her stake. Half mile, closed
with IL nominations
Green ciay's ch. I. Glcnclla, by imp Gicneg, dam
A. Buord's blk T. Lizzie Whips, by Enquirer, dam
Grand Duchess. by Nandal.
James A. Grnstead's oh. Mohun, by Gilroy, dam
sequin by imp. Eclipse. .........................
II. +. visslnan's blk. l. by imp Australian, dam
Ida by Lexington. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. D
Green clay's ch 1 by Gilroy dam by Ringsold.....
Tme-524 seconds
SANE DAy-TnIsD RAcE--Purse OF $3.50. for all ages;
5000 to tho first and $50 TO the second horse one
James A. Grinstead's oh. T. Misdeai, 4 years, by
Gilroy, dam Mshap. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. /
james A. Grinstead's oh. r. Goldmine, years, by
Australian. dam Income ........................ z
d. V. Johnson's br. H. GrenobIe, years, by Bay
wood, dam Lutte Observation-Disclosures.
n. r. McGrath'sb b. h. Aaron Pennington, years.
by Tipperary, dam Lucy Fowler. 4
J. H. MiIlers CHI. m. George Bowman, years, by
Lexington, dam Anne C.......................
b. q. Thomas b. The Bencher. years, by Brown
Dick, dam by Jack Malone. Observation-Disclosures.
T. J. Mcgibbcns CHI. c. GoIdsberg, 5 years. by Lex
.vfgn dam Attrn Is.nA
s. p. Salyer's b. m. Carrie Anderson ........... I
Timc--1 I3R.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-09
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

william 8. Kelley. the Special Term Clerk Of tho
Court OF Common Pleas has writton work on the law
and practice OF insovcnt assignments in the State OF
New York. with forms, which must prove o great ben
cnt to the loyal fraternity Tho Court OF Common Pleas
being tho County Court the county OF New York
teton over these proccedings ard OF
his Official position is TO he presumed that the prac
ticc as laid down by Mr. Kelley meets with the nppro
baton OF tho judges OF that Court The forms very
full and complete, and will be found very useful.
Sigismund Nette. who, with his father, Thcobod
Ncttell was arrested time ago. accused of having
committed forgery In Austria, under examine
ton before Judge Blatchiord yesterday. writ OF
habcas corpus. There also motion for the dis
charge Of The prisoners tho ground there
not sufficient evidence 10 hold them. Judge Blatchord
Dismissed the writ and said that the question evil
dcnce could not DO decided until after the examination
WINS concluded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-09
A NEW YACHT.

Mr. Willis, Of Port Washington, has just launched
now open sloop named tho "Thomas Paino," which h
intends TO enter in the Centennial regatta Her dmen
sions are ms foIowswater and deck lnc each q leo
tx inches; keel. inches deep by II inches vida
depth OF trunk, feet . inches; beam. IL feet u
inches; centre board feet ncnes long stern post
feet inchcs stern feet inches; cock pit IL fee
inches long. She is To be rugged with jib and main.
sail, and will have her mast stepped this week She
TO have suit of racng sails supplied by John sawyer,
similar to those worn by the Maudc W. T. Loe Brook
lyn and other we'll known flyers She Is TO make trial
trip Saturday next, and will fly the pcnnant Of the
New Rochelle Yacht CLUB.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-09
IGNORING THE GENERAL TERM.

An irroprctsibe smile crept over the faces Of the
judges Of tho Supreme Court General Term yesterday,
with laugh generally among tho lawyers present AZ
the extraordinary position in which single judge sought
10 place counsel, we'll tho General Term, oy an
order granted the OF John A. Gray against SAM
ncl W. Green and Henry A. Burr This cause having
been called by Judge Davis, Mr. =. A. Dickcrson for
The appellant Green, answered 10 the cause and stated
That since the General Term had Friday last
1cncd the application OF Ar. John u. Burr who rcp
rcsents Gray for rehearing Of aormer motion IN that
case, and refusing 70 delay the appeal from further
bearing, be had been served by what purporcd be
order made by Judge DonoLuc, which ordcrr1 that all
proceedings on tho part Of Green be stayed
until MT BurriPs appeal to the Court Appeals from
. former ordsr Of The General Term DO dec dcd. Mr.
Dickerson explained that Immediately upon being
served With that order Saturday last he returned
notice 70 Mr. Burrili that he would move at General
Term 10 yacasc The order OF Judge Donohue. ''Ob-
viousIy" added counsel. 'thc orucr OF the General
Term appealed from by Mr. Burriii not an appcaabc
orcer; bal she question 10 DO deemed isDoes this
order Of Judge Donohue. dated Saturday last. when
Judge Donohuc was not hcn ssting special Term or
Chambers and which upon its face nowhere appears 10
be order male regularly IN Court stay this Court
IN appellate tribunal from proceeding In = cansc
further delay IN tails appeal hal been already
refused In other words. under these circumstances
fNr. Dickesson having rectcd she procccdingsl can
ludge Dopohae as judge out OF court control tho
businsss prescribed 10 tho General Torn y,
Aer q statement by MT GARRISON y. Potter. who
arpearc1 ior NJ. Burrl, who absent the General
SeSm Answered the above inIerroaasoriss negatively
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-09
MATE AT NEWMARKET.

In reference to the performance OF Mr.. NJ. H. San
fords bay horse, Mate in the City and Suburban. at
Newmarket 18th uiL, the London Sportsman says
An object Of some attention in tho paddock the
American horse Mate, who was supported at New
market last week on behalf Of his owner. without
seeming to carry much flesh did Preakncss IN his
engagement nj headquarters Mate yet looked decide tly
tho big side though told that in America the
horses have invariably run when IN that condition.
Mate OF the most powerful horses nj
EPSON, but IL is evident that the foreigners have not
speed to compete with the English thoroughbreds,
though on longer courses Of Nc Sanford's
champions may win races and II is he hoped that
the team Will not return to America without proving
victorious this side Of tho Atlantic, for tho
has shown the greatest amount OF enterprise In sending
lot Of race horses TO England
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-09

Reduced from milo and n quarter to one mile
and eighth dead heat for second place between Big
Fellow and Excel
THE vLLY sTAKEa
The second race the Filly Stakes, for two-ycar
olds, dash OF half mile seven faced tho starter.
These were Grecn Clays chestnut ny Glcnella James
w. Sarvel's chestnut lilly Crosslct, James A. Grin
Lizzie Whips, Green Clay's chestnut ally, by Gilroy,
dam by Rinegoid; Lyle Scuy's black nIly by Aus
imported Harrington, dam Laura Bruce GicncIIa was
the favorite LIZZIE Whips was first away, alter halt
hour wasted IN getting them into position, Glenella
second, Gilroy's nlly tdam Ringgod) third, Mohun
fourth, tho others In bunch Going around tho up
per turn they were all tapped on each other In a
cluster and al the three quarter pole the Harrington
others so close that they could not DO
Running up the homcstretch the very doubt
ful until the youngsters reached the wiro the HarIing
seco ND zso wsirs third Mohnn ious,h Tho %us'
traan Ally tout Of Lida nth. tho Giroy Rnego,d ny
sixth Time Of the second quarter 20 seconds, and Of
the half-iniic b2,4 seconds.
Is a small hay My IA hands inches high. with
small star right hand foot white pasicrn and little
white around The sf, hind foot, She is speedy look.
ing hlIy, with muscular quarters aud has smart
racing cut about her.
The third race was dash Of one mile for purse Of
$3.50 Eight horses started, comprising J. A. Grn-
chestnut mare George Bowman, 7. ). Ne
gibben's chestnut colt Godsbcrg, d. v. John
sons brown horse Grcnoble, n. y. McGrnth's
bay horse Aaron Pennington. b. q. Thomas bay colt
Tho Bcncher. James A. Grinsscad's chestnut nlly
Misdeai and ). J. sayor's bay Carrie Anderson.
Aaron Pennington was the favorite NJ about even
money the Held, Grcnobe with the second choice
The horses had very Uneven start accustomed by
vicous temper OF The Bcncher who delayed the start
for half an hour When the drum tapped by General
Buord, Msdca had good deal The best Of the send on
Goidmne second, Grenobc third, The Bepcher fourth
Aaron Pennington nth, Goldsbcrg sixth. George
Bowman seventh and Carrie Anderson eighth There
was no change OF place around the turn along tho
backstrcsch until past tho halt pole, when Goidmine
went 70 tho 'front.' Aaron Pennington closing IN and
taking second place, Grcnobc third, Misdeai fourth
The Bencher nth, Goldsbcrg sixth, George bowman
seventh, Carrie Anderson eighth As tho
horses approached the three quarter pole, aud
when Aaron Pennington WAS tapped on Goldmine
he grnppicd his on forequarcr and instantly tell Oh
again 10 hth place. TINS accident lost the
race - the Others got away him 50 far before he
began running again that his chances entirely
gone Misdeai ran to the front on the homestretch
and won the racc by length, Go.dmino second half
length IN ront Of Grsnobe. Aaron Psnninsson fourth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-09

Before the supreme Court, General Term Of the ss,
ond Department, Judges Barnard, Gilbert and Dyck
man on tho bench, motion made yesterday to
strike from the calendar the Of Pesach n Ruben
STEIN convicted OF tho murder Of Sara Alexander and
whose execution under such conviction prevented
by the stay OF proceedings and OF granted
by Judge Br.dy, OF this department. District Attorney
Britton and Assistant District Attorney Smell repre-
sented tho people, and Messrs. John o. Mott, VIM A.
Beach and WIN. =. Knitting the prisoner The motion
was denied and tho cause set down for argument on
Friday next Should the General Term affirm the
vction and refuse trial Rubenstein will again
be brought before the Court for and suffer
the penalty Of tho law, unless additional
writ Of error Is obtained taking the TO the Court
OF Appeals
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-09

Henry A. Toner, owner OF lager beer saloon, ~ No
323 avenue A, On charge OF dsordery conduct ana
his wife Lena a charge OF violating the Sunday tx
else law. He testified that he saw Mrs. Toner IN the
act Of drawing something from key and that there
glasses with beer In them table, at which sat
two men. The latter and Toner That thore was
not drop Of bocr tap In the place when the arrests
were made. Toner also swore that tho arrest oil nun
self and wife the result OF spite the part Of Cap
tain Garland and his officers account OF letter
which he had written TO the captain some time
ago. in which he threatened TO seek relief at the hands
or the Police Commissioners, II the crowd Of ioafcrs
who In the habit OF congrsgaAng at his corner
compelled 70 keep away. He had also refused
70 give the police either cigars or liquor without money
and this and that put together no believed 10 be the
cause ef bis arrest and that Of his wife.
The Court thought 10 DO his duty TO investigate the
charges here made and for this purpose, as well rs 10
give the officer opportunity 10 make good his case
tho examination set down Tor to-day. The Cours
felt interested know how many other places beside
Toner'S open In the Eighteenth precinct on SUM
dav. officer Hess could not tell HIM but prisoner,
whom he had Tor intoxicaton. mentioned two liquor
storcs at least which were open all day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-09
NOT THIS BRoGAN.

NEW YORK, Nay 3, 1910
To TN. Enron or THE HsRALp:--
In tho law reports contained In last Thursdays
HERALD appeared tho article headed "Exoncratng a
Police Surgeon" which speaks Of transaction between
Dr. Powell aud man named Brogan, who had On
deavorcd through improper means, TO DO appointed
the police force. which the name OF John q. Brogan
enormously appears Have tho kindness TO correct by
stating that u was James e. Brogan, and John T.
who figured ia that very doubtful transaction. Az
tho only John G. Brogan In the cty. by inserting
she above you will do justice to yours truly,
JOHN Y BROGAN, No. log Grand street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-09
BLACK FRIDAY SUITS.

Jules R. Gimbernat, broker, has brought suit
against Jay Gould to recover $4,000 for commission on
sale OF $s55, 900 worth Of gold Black Friday The
defendant rs tho plaintiff alleges refused 70 abide by
the contract whcreupon the suit instituted A
demurrer wns intcrposed TO tho complaint the
ground that the plaintiff did not state sufficient facts to
constitute OF action. innsmuch the damages
were not properly set forth The demurrer was ar
gued before Chief Justice Monel In the Superior Court
Special Term yesterday, and decision reserved
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-09
WHAT MR. MULLEN MAY DO.
Yoxkxas, Nay !, ls7a

TO rHs EprroR or rHx HERALp:--
In your Sunday edition 1 noticed challenge from
Edward Mullen stating that he Ia ready 70 mako .
match with Brown. smith or Oddly Now. what
wish 70 say IL tina, while Oddly was IN Yonkcrs
prior 10 going TO Chicago word sent
10 Mr.. Mullen TO come Yonkog 70 got
a match with Oddly, which he promised 10 do, bat
did not put In appearance. Now, u Mr. Mullen 10
willing 10 make match with Oddly and 70 show bust
ness let him deposit 500 In the hands Of tho New
York Clipper and IL will be Immediately covered: or lss
him come 10 Yonkors and b. DO accommodated for
500 q UPWARD IARLgS W. RAyh0Nn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-09
Tc-DAY's RACES.

The Lexington races appear to be very popular with
SPECTATORS the pool selling was quite spirited last
night McGrath's lot fanccd In both events,
wthstanding he poor show madc by Pennington yes.
tcrday. The following pools sold:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-09
YACHTING NOTE.
BASE BALL NOTES.

Yacht West Wind, N.Y.Y.C., from the eastward
passed whitestone yesterday 10 tow for New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-09
SUICIDE INITIATING A LIFE POLICY

There interesting argument yesterday IN tho
Superior Court General Term before Judges sedgwick
and speir, upon the question TO whether suicide
vitlatcs a lie policy. The argument in the suit
brought by Harvey Weed against the Mutual Benefit
Life Insurance Company to recover $40 600 insurance
on the lie OF James NJ Benedict The policy OF insur-
ancc was taken in November, 1864, with clause
III the policy that the same should BIO void in case The
Insurer committed suicide. Three years later Mr..
Benedict shot himself in the head Al the close OF the
argument the Court took the papers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-09

The Mutuals defeated the Bostons at Boston ycser-
days to 1.-The ..Reds'' not scoring until the last
inning At Philadelphia the Hartfords again defeated
the Athletics, tho score being Z to4-
The MutuaIs and Hartfords play tho Union
Grounds this afternoon.