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New York Markets.

FRIDAY. Sept. lj,-fLOUR ASH NEAL-rhe
market was somewh irregular, Common ehlr"s rom
spIIus wheat were easier, While kood nitlluh Efa.es
from winter wheat brought more nlhcl. y -
Hour ana corn meat quot n9ck meat usut
W quote state and Western supernnr. tieh.o5i
extra slate. SC, ~ hNIth15. Mts.ern sprinR wheat
extras 81 7fabs5lo. 40. and Ky th.5'tt5 % DO
winter wheat ana ~, e. oY4 s,S5 numerous .n %,
pateut, cd ass.5u cay shipping extras AoPtb 10 :
Southern baAeis and hmii brands, id9Os,1 ,s5i
southern shippiug oStrss, t'21osSd 23; corn meal-
Western, - 6,as2 po; Grlndi vine. t525@t3.30. Rye
flour upernue $3.50 g. 20
CoTruS spots active AZ lec. decline for middling
and above es ESQ haes, uosiy for consumption
Mlndling uplauds 1850. Future DELIVERIES declined
l1ot532c sales 1900 bales, closing with buyers
ii 5sc for September II 1890 for Oc 0ner, II g..
for November, II a32c for December, n l332c Tor
January, IL 1890 for F,braIy, AMI II %. SIC for
March, Liverpool narke quiet mdding uplands ID \,
PRovIsloNs-lOrk rather lover ucss JObhed ~ ~
S7a on tue sp0t 80 bis sold for October az tl1 O5,
anu 1000 the closing bid for December Beef add
beef hams wnoly unset ed. Bacon quiet A. 0b9ssH,
for western and city long clears. Cut meats, nv
pekled hams, l3cJ shoulders sci smoked hams, l1c'
shoulders, we Lara lower, and closed ~ lolsc for
prime CITY, anu lWAc. for prime Western Win srge
business for future de very closing ht tldO tor Octo'
bsr SO Tor NoNemOrr aud 81 ~ Tor pecc! Der.
Dressed hogs, 7tTsAc- according TO weight. mlter
ia goOd demand. Slate nralns ami tlns, 2if32c,
pals, 2bfSbc. western creamery, 24132t western
hrNirs anu tuus l7N23c Cheese hrmer - te factory,
ss%iSc, western hoq SSl2c. EsgS steady Ut 2H0s2oc
tor Western aud near nv.
GRAIS-Mhea hrm for sound lots nut depressed fuI
tut pVVIer quanuesi ue~ spTng, ,AI6stl4o IvT Nv
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rILDEN,s cLEMENcr TO CONFLICTS.
A Coinpa rativc statement Of Pardous. Com-
mutations, and Rcstoration-.
EXECUTIVE cuAxprR' hIps ~ sc T H. YIt is;o

STATE OF NKw YORK.
Executive CHAMBER Albany, Sept. II. 1910
10 the hdiior or HIrDcr's HeeIiV. Ne,o lori.
SIR | see i'm your issue of Sept. 16 a list
OF pnrdnns. commutations, aud restorations To
ci izenship granted ~ Gov. 1iden. and a pic-
ture which seems to represent Gov. Iilden In tue
act of issuing pardOns for the purpose Of gain
ing votes.
Your agent was offered access to the books
and PAPERS In the office showing the grounds
upun which each pardon. Communication and res
toration was gr nted, anu | regret that he did
not think II wi thin the score Of his nstru lions
TO avail himself q the information 20 offered,
for, II he had given the reasons for the GOV
ernor's .ctiun IN each case, | would have been
spa'eo tue trouble Of making this communica-
tiOn.
| II not true that each case OF restoration to
citizenship T. marked on tue record, Not 10
be published" There are some cases where the
Interests Of pubic jus ice require that the fact
of a restoration snouli not he made known.
There are ui her cases where man HI has been
convicted Of crime and served bis term, after
wears OF ex mplorv conduct, applies for restura-
ton, and asks that the fact OF his dlserace
may not again he brought to the notice Of tne
world But by far tue greater number OF resto-
rations are put shed at or soon after the time
they re granted.
! he following Is statement Of the number OF
pardons. communications. and restorations
grauted by the respective Governors sn:e 1855
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MfRRIED.

DUNCAN-sEE.-At the residence OF the brides pa
rents, IN wednesday evening Sept. ~. the Rev. A.
II. Moment William e. duncan q LIZZIE, daughter of
anton ard Mary A. see, outh Of this cty.
EAL-NHlIFOkD.--On sept. 10, al he residence
OF tue orldcs parents. by the Rev. : Is smith, James
l.. tea of taietOu. staten Island, to Laura L., edest
aaughe r OF Jamcs AIR I'd, E-q OF Port Rich mond
Staten Ia IT.
LANG HOELZLE. on rhur.day. sept. IA, at the
residence o the uri4t- parent 10y ihH XIV b. ". Gel
sen !ainrr' i"ot"rr lln q" Mtrgtret b. lioeizle.
fAl.N I'VE AT I've. n. y .. sept. H. by tina Rev
r. ?. Alslp. sssted ni tue Rev e. b. brewster, 10.
. ft a., Far. 10 llktNc % ". laughter OF James N.
I've. al OF lsve.
u, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90 sc incsday. Sept
- 20 he residence uf the brides pBr,ts 1, the Rev.
T. ". Pc =. Charlie. Trth.r n Sew York 10 Anne,
uaMsht.r u AudlcN tunnlu shlm ~ Brpuklyn.
IllAlEE -iLtNltL o. hGr-1t : if. II. NJ The
tNlicFt thurcl Hanover y ~. uy fIt prrsinrut Asa
= smith, - ID aud the Rev. Or :. o. itcis, FREQ A.
luaycr of NeW York 70 Marina j. u.rlck Of Mobile,
Ala
- " LIZARD -lllLToX o. broe, 20 sept. IT, at
Grace urrh, On thf iiegnts ~ tho Rev ii Paddock
q s.. icicr's thurc bruoAlyn, Charles WI lard Of
New NoIk ~ MTs. Harrlei &. nllOn OF nrookyn.
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CUSTOMS RkG ULirIoNs.
The Separate Entry of Packages Contai lined
in Une Importation.

WAsHISGToS, Sept. l5.-Thc Treasury
Department has mad under consideration re.
port from the Collector Of Customs ut New
YORK relating TO the proper construction Of the
act TO provide for the separate entry II pack
ages contained in one importaton," and has r
rived at the following conclusion:
That the net Il desgneu 10 enable the owner Of one
moro " packed paoKaCes 20 make All entry Il his
property without cusCrlug more That euch entry
slnl contain dec aTItion OF the whole number ot
parcels contained IN al packed pacNascs" In which
Inc person managing ire curN hus parcels that sucn
entry need not stare tho value ~ prcel noi the
properly of the iWputtCI sguCe, or owner naking
suCu entry nor "a thc Who.e 81 tuch pncNcd pack.
- The nrst ~ttion of tNe act expressly re- ates to
O. backed pHctagcs' concerning which no invoice or
statement ut cont, ats or NdIes Ads nftn received
The shnl state the whole number of parcels IN
l" pnckrd pachhgts oonsigned IA one vessel ~ uue
llne 20 one ultimate owner, ANA n such value Doe over
tlOO, invoice BIZ ~ be fled required by section D.
chapter 80 volume IL, act ot 1874.
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I,IEI,.

FEAHAN. On rhur.day evening. sept. -. 49, after
a lingering Illness, DanIel trauAn. AZ II - years
The rrlat.N,s and iftuls ol tIe iny are respect
fuy requested 10 attend thr funeral NJ, late resi-.
dencr l+nh - GATE Mott - near 'iurfs ay, sum
GANiN-On FRIDAY sept l. Winnie Gavin. wife OF
Nj hac ,vlu at sidcr IL Klr gsiud ay Brook yn.
10 ue hurl-d on sunday, ht oclOck
ST., Blng,t, the beloved wife q Austin bnons T. o.
formrri, u L'ytrnoui N he 8sl wear II her age "
Tao lricAds Of The fanny val Please attend the IN.
neral ON the ah.ve residence at II q. lvck on sun
cpy. ~ h INST.
kiNGHOHN.-On ten 18Th inst. Elizabeth Kingdom,
widow - the isie Neur, hiNghorh. ig"i 80 years.
Funeral irum her late sIcuce DO l. Is a.. sun
dan next Al l's o'clock T. Re atvcs aud uleuds are
rr-petttu i requested 20 ateud.
:, LlrILkloN ne mcmoers Of -. Vincent ic paul's
X. Z. htncNul"nt >NClcfy attached 10 Nurth dth ~.
Iunrcn brnok.,n, D. are h,rchy noti1rd TO attend
Tie funeral OF their late hrlthrr uru O, 1ms Little
ton from he Above church. . sunday sept ~, AZ
uciD,k JANE MtAlpLE, Pres.
JsMEs ESNE DY Rec. Sec.
SLANlN.-On fudaY. sept n. James son Of DaLlel
ana Mar Sayin, ~ me gam ytarOf ~, age.
lNt relatives ana fritnNf uf t'r family respect
~ IN invited 90 ntu4 thc fuurrll from the residence
Of ~, euts, 49, East llGtn st. on sunday, l7lh inst
Al / L ".
siARkY.-On Sept IA, 1870, Ann. wife ~ Jones
ShhrNN, OF ~ptlngioNu. pan ia Of Ainc. Cuuu,y Long
ford, Ire lnnh IN The 'ith year ~ Nor age.
Relatives ana friends ARE rope tiuds invited 10 At
tend the fuLera from me church ~ the Holy Cross
Al ST.. between SIN and ON avs TO-DAY al 1870
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PURCHASING FREEHOLDERs.
The Gigantic J oh that Threatens the People
Of Hudson Coanty, y. ].

The Hudson county Freeholders are in
trouble. Certain persons In Jersey City threaten
to dvulge some OF the antics OF the board aud
stsin IL with dishonor. The battle ground Is
the Harrison esta.e ON Bergen Heights In 1870
squad OF politicians secured this property aud
attempted TO sell IL TO Jersey City at an enor-
nous ngure. 1t was suggested that 1t would be
a good site for City Hall. Boss Bumsted, OF
the PHblic Works. who spent some OF the latter
months Of his life In the State prison, was In the
Within the past lew weeks another attempt has
been ~ ade to foist this property upon he people
OF III ldsOn county. through their Chosen Free
holders. THIS time II ia said tnat the site i Just
the one whcr-un to build new Court House
the county. The utice asked is a. e15 4 LOT.
or abuu s3'JOO for the entire property. what
the prop 'srd Court House risnt cost Is some
thing beyond the comprehensive OF Jersey
men. Tue ngures are liked at from one To two
n1llipns. The people Of Hudson county
SAY thtt they do not need new Court House.
AID that tine job To sell the property Is Que Of
the most stupendous uutrdce~ ever attempted
uppn them. | l. openly asserted that the sharp
ets ia possession u the estate have attempted,
and hav, u4rti tiiy slcceeded IN owing uD the
Board 90 lreehultefs, ana tnat good urices have
been paid A. recent meeting OF the board
the vote "a tu ~ favor Of tue purchase Of
tn Iruper'N. At the following meeting DAVID
G. Hal. toad, Tie director. VINO Is, under the ",
entitled to the veto u0~cr. vetoed tie Actipn %
tue BOARD. An All 'urnr dauceting held.
ana an attenlt was made 10 pIss the rc-olu. ion
over the veto OF the director Al the next meet
tug the director IN a ringing speech SAID that
fraud upon the county, and that he would not
put another motion whereby tue jobbers mignt
be assisted In the work. The price asked Ia
more tuan double the ue OF the properly Mr..
Halstead said that the FreehOders mi int try to
compel hlm, through the courts, To do th,i bid
ding, but tnat be " ould not act with them.
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RACIAG ~ ENGLAND.
The pOncns,er Gun gu nv Nr, w. =. Crnw-
turd'- Cruig hlilier,

LONpoN, sept. Ij.-To-day was the last
~ tho D.nc-stoi september meeting, and one
Of the principal facoa on the programme WAS the
struggle fDr She - orcister cup. For this event
Eve Lorsas faced 'hs starter. Crdg Miller with 4
70 against him uroyed the winner. with Contro-
versy Al II % 4, AMI Bersarlier At TO |. second
and Third respectively Hampton, who started
the fayorl'e az 0tp 4, nuished fourth.
The Dcncnsfcr CUP value ND sovereigns three.year.
ODDS hloncV puunds Tour stone 10 p0unds I'VE aud
upHald, . ttuDt mares tau gcQin- allowed pounds;
tie winner ~ the Fpsnm Derby Done sfer Ieger,
the Alexandra lfc AZ Ascot, ths Gruu pix dee Fart
or DonCastur Aslut, or DoOUAOld Cups IA 1874 1919,
or 1879 o. carry pounds Nrhi mnitn year, od AZ
lowrd pounds extra maiden hyc-ycar-'ltds and ur-
wards ahUNcu IA pouulsi any noAihrr nt hOisra tl'
property VI tue auIne person nay etart ior ts race
cup COure an0ut two miller and five iurlong-,
Mr W. D. ,TaWfOrde On. e. traig Miicl, bY BsiT
Auo dam Mi-s Roland, .......
Ar, Juhn ID .nOy d. u, OhIoHcfri, hy L4uiDluu, or
The Miner, dlln Lady Ca oiinc, years. ...,,....
Nr. n. W. Bails en-, g. Beragllcr, by raihcOuan
dam leyelhec years. 3
MT b. hAnty's %. {. Hampton BY Lord Ciideu, daln
ID 4 e.
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the PITHWIY IN THE SKY.
The Fuith Cable OF the East River Bridge
rut In ITS iincc Yesterday,

At two o'clock yesterday afternoon tue
great carrier rope Of the Eist River Bridge was
raised from the bottom Of the river into POSI-
uou between the TOUR cabes Ire 4oV swinging
between the two towers. The swift current on
Thursday afternoon had drawn the caole from
its sheave on the New York tower, ana . : It
jun ped out Of place 1t struck pile OF blocks,
Throwing one up against James O'Neil. cruising
his nip joint. lie was carried home In a carr1a-e.
To prev, mt similar mishap. MIR. Martin. the
acting chief engineer. bad a second sheaye made
aud put alongside the cnule yesterday. and ad-
j.stcd snatch bl, cks 10 the cable to prevent
Its sasgiuG. On the day before the coil
OF the cable had been started ABOUT
the crum on the south side 81 the pier In
the rear OF ;he tower, and the ohlque direc ion
which the cable took caused a strain that was
liable u prove dangerous to the frame work and
defrcks long whcn II assed: Accordingly a
change wis made ysstefdi ~ aud the urum was
placed on the north sice. on a itue with IA sneavc
On the summit Of the tower. A heavy wrought
iron bl'ck wHs hung over the tup 81 the New
York tower In front anl To the EFT ut the sue We
t.l.d stout "a. = passing throusn TITS block vas
arr anaed rs a guy TO take the Z. bic In direct
Hoe to the sheaf. these PREF ara Ions aviGg
been msue the tux boats. ut Two O'clock were
sent az Hnl down tue rive To- Keep the APP roacn-
ing vessels ach. Tie thlrN-h or~t-Huwtr engine
iD the uIacaine shoa stdl cd th0 dram aud the
Cable Was slowly wound up. IL passed over
tn sheayc with con pcrative eisr. ne
great weight OF the caoie-over H.OUO pounds
made ~ necessary for tho enline t. N,Ik swiftly,
and tLere n uddti inal reason for haste In
the gathering a tine numerous vessels on DOti
sides %. tho wire imuatieLt to move. he rope
brough, az from ne o,d 4 tue liver Strings OF
nIuuuy clotn ana old garments. IL was IN post.
unu bv seven min tes IRON tue VA e that tue
engine va, 20 rtcd. aud ihe engineers were
h-hly slttcu yer tle easr with VIII n IL VS.
ial.td. ae luc pc tom wa IllI entail va tue
Tact tnat m the uri-inAt p!uu- IL was Uc-tsnru
to INST rAlse 40 tucl AMI an eighth rrler rope
fTOia Tue lea OF tAc river. aud then cary me
prr-rut tie across ga tuat Varri.l rope. 1t
thought tina the Present caoie would De too
heavy ~ raise tloil ihc riy-r uct. Tie e VIII be
a delay %, some 1aYs before another rope vii 10
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RELIC or W.ITERLOO.
From the NOble 1hrill Of wars AInr rms TO
the Calm OF n Migrants Prison.

An old woman, wrinkled and gray, with
scarcely tooth In her Jaws, tottered INTO jus
iice Garrlcss court IA Jersey cay on Thursday.
she said she was WAS eignty-nvc years Of age,
aud that her name was Greenwood. 81 was at
the battle Of Waterloo" she said, where my
hush nd was killed In the army under yelling.
ton. | came to ms country many years 10 and
married in lhilIdeluhia. NV second husb nd
ttied to poison me. ! was saved ana ne He'd TO
avoid prosecution. | came to this city snort
time ago anu took up my residence on YORK
street. A woman named Flynn assaulted mo
and broke my nngef. Then sue went before
Justice Reese aud CIaTged me with vagraucy.
| IVES sent 10 Jail for three months. and on
coming out hired other apart ments on Greene
street, out wnen | went for my furniture |
found mat II was all I'm the hands OF Mrs. Flynn.
Sne refused 10 give u up, mud Tor three nights
I've slept IN the police station. can't YOU help
me- 10 get my furnituref" The jus ice orel ed
bis services ana placed Constable Love on the
case. Despite Mrs. FNnn's prptestations the
funiture was carried away, and Mrs. Green
wood slept On her own hed on Thursday nght.
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The uultariuu Conference.

,ARAToGA, sept. l5.-Tne Unitarian Confer.
fccco'ci INC business meetings OF the session this
afternoon anu IN the evening socla0e was held at the
1hncd states Hotel
among me pagers tctI TO-DAY we're those on The
'enlin l1cty OF Modern Science" by the Rev. John
~ ,H.l"l Is Ihr ~" - To DAY the lneTlre OF
.. ~, ~ Ur f4-l, lf Gao krv Frtucs TIFFANY, aud
l. ' h' ~ ous nl urr ot the Dung" by he krv T.,
/ VEL Lee nring address delivered Dy the
:" H'hg HrlIu@4. Inr Council was Instructed 10
'-' -'' Arii L"hieItIns al saratus4 40 LIZA
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THE COrTON CROP.
Over Four aud "a Half Million Bales tor the
Year Ending Aug. 81, 1870.

RON ne Commercial and financial tAronicle
Our statement of the cotton crop of the
United States for the year ending SEPT. l. l-,6
viii tie found below. II Will Re seen that the
total crop this YER reaches i,G9.2SS bales " ale
the exnort- are 32t2.a9i bales, ana the spinutrs
takiug l}jb5eS bates, LEAVING \ stock ON mana at
the CLOSE OF tue year l2U.tSO oale-. Ihe tabl, 5
wuich follow snow the ~ h lie movement for the
twelve months. The hfst taole indicates the
stucN at each goTt sept l. 1876, and the tot d, %
Sept l. ls1j. the receipts at tue ports for eicn Of
the last two wears and the export movement
for he ST yer us5-,dl la detail and the totals
for l-.4 )
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nod NV YORK; FRIDAY, Sept. 15.-Receipts Of
~. n,rv lVo car ioids, OF 772 head. making
~, see Monuy ag INST b,27i for the time
ana ,ysas ".,a was no imprOv, m mt In the Market
Mn ~ 90 tmeney cnl at Solo. n, TO dress
Ov@ot MS tor fnnOn TO prime native steers.
heccut OF sheep and were ID car loaaa or not
I'm. ~ mhknS lbb2S since Monday. AGAINST 1857
n a., 'e ssnle time LIST week The marxet was nearly
The fw sales were At ~ e5Isc h. Tor saeeo AMI "a
&c. n. for lam 9. ~ N'P' ""N ~
k.celpts OF ogs were so cars, or 34s2 head making
" Sol since MONDAY, against 1889 for time IasI
week sales awe included eS Ohio hogs go ms ave
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Moody aud Sankey.

South NERNON, VI, Sept. 5.-Mcssrs. Moody
ami sanAey will mold scryices IA Bratleboro W.. on
Sunday n>rnng, and IA Northhed, MIR, Moody's native
town, in TN afternoon ~ that day rhey VIII begin
tht,r regular ia meetings AZ Chcugo Oct. l. large
hui ing seating OOO his been erec,ed In the centre
OF iic cay IOr THESE meeting.
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Fire In the Dismal swamp.

TT-7' w =
The great Dismal Swampis on Are. More
than 200 acres are now burning over. destroy.
'rg timber and doing great DAMAGE to TIE l.nd.
the surface Of which Il d vegetdti" deposit r,N-
er iest deep. Gangs Of labortr, are engaged
in cutting bitches and using other UrccRutioI-
afN means 10 prevent the spTeau OF the nale4
g. the cultivated fields OF tue tanners M ine
SO tmp NOrfolk aud Portsmouth are uyrruung
A." lh thick clouds Of smoke. A heavy fan u
tain would snord happy relief.
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HnrrIcane. Lnthe Me-,Indies.

HAVANA, Sept, l5-'lhere were strong hurri-
canes the evening OF Sept ~ AZ Antigua ~ Kiu'p
S. Croix ana -. thomas. Al midnight on the 18Th a
fearful hurricane passed over Porto Rico All the
telegraph wires were Frustrated IN Jamaica from the
12th tO'i The IA H. despstch from Santiago de tuha
TepOrlg that gnt hurricane began there Yesierd4 y
about midnight II started from the northeast, and
wen out 10 the southeast.
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Fatal Acciden, on an Elevator.

ST. LOUIS Sept l5-While George Doorbaum,
John HoernDcin, and Phnip Kepp were descending On
elevator AZ the boot aud shoe house o Joseph Baum
Washington avenue this afternoon, On" nachln,rl
stury to the grlunh door. kcpp was instantly Allcd
aud The OthertwO men we're dangerously hur''
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AveIy -ceue in a Jersey Guy Court Room.

The trial OF the case OF Charlotte Cromwell
against Charles Manno, roth colored, before Justice
Payne, IN Jersey Ciy, wls broken mp In Lively row,
Thursday night Lph parties hAd a strong following,
ami me lnycctlyes launched at The whine forc
me- II not polite. Inc Interruptions Lecane 50 ire
qutnt that tOnstnhe McGunne.s WAS ordered to clear
the ROOM The friends of the pdrlrs O. the sult ced
HIM, ana lNeral sect upon IN n aud beat hun badly.
Iherc were over one hu drd "egroes present. In The
midst Of The uplUar The case jlurhcd Toe jus
tee ISSUED warrants for the arrest Uf the persons
VINO created tue dts urbaLcc.
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YESTERDAYS ran CANES
TIE Mutual. Chicago. Louisville mud -.
Louis e ub- the Winners

TIE Mutual, Chicago, Louisville mud ~.
Louis {. ub- the Winners
The seventh match of the championship
serle- between tho Cincirnatis aud the Mutual,
VS. pl,,ed on tue Uui1u Grounds yesterday
= etnoou IN tue presence Of about one hundred
persons. These two cluts are 50 evenly
matched that "a close ,ontcst WAS expected. In
TIA pool rooms the Mutuas were signify the
f4yOtites and pools were sold at SIS 10 t2U that
they would win the game. M. Dutchirm OF the
Osceolos vas the umpire. and the Ciucnnatis
went inst to the bat. The Cncnnatis were
quickly retired In one, two. three order In the
1rst inning. A base hit bS start. one by Llii-
nan aud bad throw by Dean gave the Mutuals
run m TIVE nrst inning. Neither club scored
again unt,l tue fourth lnninl, when a base hit
/ oy lrcacey and errors by Foley ana Sweezey
and bad decision by the umuira gave the
tutuals arun. Booth ana Mathews 60; IN 10
mrs IN be uitn inning. but sh rp Holding by
swecz,f aud Is .-ler pat the side out before toe
MuiuhS could score run. ~ the
s ss. ba iI "a y cy and ke on Gave 9 tns
tn0nnltis one run. the OnN run tnes got
d. in- the game. me tncinn4tis gli}ed
/ Yer, nu tDGlu- : nis tnrD u-nuut. on fielding
tine u.utunis Ht every poirt. aud tut for a n Il
decision Il the "mi ife % ~ fourth inning The
sore w.u.i nale been tie u the END Of the
ninth inning. Tie ica.Grd Of the game was
SNCtzef's NJ ty ~ second n.se. IT, nut out two
aud ase.-led ~ tut out Il, less than eight men.
Apl ended '7 The score 10y innings
SSaa.S asi''''...2 Q o . 9 8 81
In Roaton. Yesterday, I'll, CHIC gos played a
lively game w'h the ho'tons, N winch the lat
t,r we're defeated Ly - following score:
f{eleaso........~.""-~.S z sSdd ! e.
The -. Lonis cub and the HsrtfoTds plaved
game al Hartford yesterday win the follow
lux result;
81 Louis. ........,....o o o o o -
lAftf ................l u U q % O-e
III a D..
daV. between he Lpuisvills. and Athletics, the
l"tmer won, aitcl a sharp contest, ny tue fol-
loving srofei
AtHrtlC go d % U u D U 90
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The FrciQht Question.

We are authorized by the officers Of the New
York Contra and Hudson River Raro at Comp ny, and
Lake shore ond Michigan southern Railroad Company.
10 say that the stttemeut that they have agreed 10
tansp ri gouds from New YIrN to Chlcaso fnr a. T.
SrWltt Go. for une wear n "a rate OF seventeen
cents per hunured pounds IA mistake. No bucn con.
al bleu made.
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Business tloiltts.
Tue machine Wa. Worn Ou,.

Why2 Not because Il not wen built. but II was
Mongiy run. TnOu- anus Of m n no have run down
l,ng btfote their thrcrscore ten are accom-
Pl.heu, ,nixht nave been renewed into sprghtlincss
ana vim N tnef mad tried the well known PERUVIAN
- ~ r. Itch contains among ~ conoonnns the Pro-
toAde VI iron. 80 combined at IL with the
ulOod and invlgorate~ tie whole system. This syrup
mas proved encaciOus IN thousands Of cascs will Dc
everybody sVod VINO u.es IL. A dru. gists Aeep IL.
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Blpnchcrr aud Dye WORKS nurncd.

PROVIDENCE. sept l5.-The Rhode Island
Bleaoherv and Dye works, m THIS CITY. owned oS
Adams But, rvs nh, were burned mn. morninr. IN
voNnR loss ~ Adam. a Hutterworlh OF about 81 100
90 The lnsuranre Il $4,000. There was also an m
turahcH OF stbm on FiocS and mateiiN. AOOut a.
Ten thousand uieccs Il Oods we're destroyed, Nhlcl
Nefe ptRbtuy " urei by their respective owners
Charles ButteY, freman, nad his leg broken.