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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-09

caleAso, September The Droyors Journal
reports:
Hogs-Receipts e,6OO head; shipments
1900 head. Market active and i0al6c higher
all round; mixed packing Of IS 2Sa8 IS;
choice heavy g. 60a3 Is; light bacon % 46a
3 IS; all sold early.
olFTIE-RecelPts 400 head; shipments
1880 head q few natives here. Market open.
ed brisk at 10c higher, and closed dull and
slow; fair TO good II 20a4 IS; some holding
for higher prices; butchers stronger and high:
or through Texans active and q shade strong.
er at q 05a280.
- so.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-09

NEW YoRK, September s.-Jobbiug trade
continues active In oil departments. Business
fair With commission houses and importers,
Cotton goods In steady demand and generally
firm: Fancy and side prints In fair request at
hrst hands, and jobbing freely. Mems wear
Woolens more active. Flannels In steady re-
quest Foreign goods In fair demand and
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PITrSBuRsH, September S.-PErRoLgUM -
Quiet; crude 70Sc at Parker's sior ship.
menti refined eAa6Hctor~ Philadelphia deliv'
cd 8Ka8Nd.
ASTwERP, September s.-PEraoLEux-Re,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-09

CIKotNEATl, September &-Hoss-steady
and firm; common 81 5oa3 80; light s. 26a
9 80; packing S 5043 70; butchers s. 70a
1856 receipts 500 head; shipments sos head.
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81. LOUIS, September S.--HOes- Higher;
Workers and Balhmorcs, s. 45a3 IS; packing
3 l6aS 4G butchers to select s. 4baS 65.
Receipts 2,0O0 head; shipments 5000 head.
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Addition is absolutely necessary fol. the
preservation OF beauty and health. Since
the Introduction Of public baths and wash
houses, cutaneous diseases are less preva.
lent among the orders, and they are
more healthy. Diseases which have been
common among this class have ina great
measure disappeared since bathing has be-
come moregeneral.
There arc four kinds Of water used in
cleansing thebody-rain, spring, river and
sea water. Rain water is the most power.
full as q cleanser. Spring water will circu.
late the blood more rapidly than either Of
the others, producing the greatest shock
In shower and sponge bathing. River
water will be found more suitable where
quick circulation Is not desirable, and
where rain water would be invigorating
enough. Sea water Immediately acts med.
|icinally upon the skin, and Is a greater
strengthener 10 an enteebled constitution.
To battle with advantage II must be
done with discretion, for the kind Of bath.
ing that will suit some will prove mis-.
chievous to others; and some kinds oil
washing Is hurttul to all. Persons with q
tendency TO heart disease should never
use the, shower bath; andthose subject 4
head complaints should make 1t atule L
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Financial and Commercial.
New YORK monoy ana stoohs.

NEW YoRK, September s.-MoxEY-Closes
easy at 6ao per cent. Prime mercantile paper
! per cent, Sterling Exchange quiet at u Sh
Ban SILVER here u 1lX.
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GLORY TOBACCO
CAUTION.

Owing to the increased demand and the i'm.
mense popularity Of the above celebrated
goods some dealers are selling inferior TO.
baccos and representing them as the "Glory''
brand. Iclaim the "Glory" as my exclusive
trade mark in this market for plug tobacco,
and no n has a right to represent other
tobacco as being the same. Each lump has q
gold tag with the word GLORY upon 1t, and
none other is genuine, US it Is positively sold
under no other brand in this city.
. Buyers will please bear this in mind.
NJ. REILLY.
AUGUST 2, 1879. au2
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EDUCATIONAL.
IMPORTANT TO
PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES AT
MOUNT DE CHANTAL
Academy Of the Visitation,
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.

ii.
p,,snt, IN quest Ot 4 R~'st.cillS school for their
J,n,bit,,. vii do we'll to investigate the claims OF
%T'I crtbnigl academy, For thOTOuShhS.a In every
Tn,ti,1snt II female education, MI de Chlnial
Xxi, SErrmlncnIly high. Great attention Is given
a,Irs,rri m. pupil, In writing and speaking French
S,sstly. and flfiSlanS themselves have beeh suTpFlLcd
1.-The 1InIiy Of accent and eorreCtne!s Of PTonunet.
,l,n ,salIIti In this Institution. For those SUI.
sIsniir al lancet II Ia tho lGntuage Of thelI T0crea.
, W hours. The TcnOVn Tor the superiority 10 Music
10 widespread Us to have made tbs Academy A.
l.t ! national one One feature, 10 particular, tRRt
,3,rai, Is Tie influence exercised 70 form III, pupils
T., ,irv and habits tfrconomy1 and % render them
tSiIy ~pricllcal and useful women Of I:clety 10 after
,,N simplicity In dFesi Is enforced BY rule.
Tb,N ia!s, unllbl 10 The exceedingly m0leratO
ala Of bafd and tuition 800 per annult), Will We
ind. ,trurs To this school u, IarRo aud desirable a
y,tonlgt 10 the iuturo Al Il has enjoyed In the past.
gr iIrtltr particular apply lm . prQspoCtuS g the
pfalrl ii Mount de ChRnul Academy u the VlBl.
,,lDn. near Wheeling West Viigt' Ia. Sel.DAW
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PREVENT WORDS.


Under date OF February 22d, 1878, Mis-
Sarah I. Smith writes from Liverpool, Della
ware county, Pa, 10 Colonel Dunbar, of Wan
kesha, Wis. This letter Is before us, Itbears
the unmistakable evidence Of culture and re-
hnemeuh besides being pervaded with the
writer's religious feelings and full belief that
q Divine hand led her to try Bethesda Water
for her aflicton, "Brights Disease" We
make some extracts. After detailing her in.
tense suffering, Miss Smith tells oil tie arrival
OF the first gallon Of Bethesda Water;
ut came. and followed the directions,
stopping all other medicines. In less than
tour hours the pain was gone. l slept well
that might, nj the Rextday left my room for
the first time for four weekSn
Tha supply Of waterl Il GAL then gave out
and 1t was five days before the sufferer receiy.
ed a ten gallon keg.. Meanwhile, 'the pain
had returned, and all the old misery. On
Wednesday night (Feb. 49, l suffered so that
| was given e OF a grain otmoEphia 1.-THE most
:! ever took atone timel without effect. On
Thursday Ioommenced drinking the water ut
9 a. NJ, and before loon was perfectly free
from pain and have had no return Of it,h
The writer, in conclusion, suys: ''There is
something peculiarly happy in the thought OF
being thus benefited directly by tho hand Of
General Agent for Pennsylvania, Ohio and
West Virginia,
JOSEPH FLEMING,
81 Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pamphlets mailed free.
PRIcE-5O cents per gallon, - per quarter
barrel, IS per half-barrel, $l6 per barrel.
LOGAN, LIST & Co.,
Bridge Corner, Main street,
Exclusive agents for Dunbar's Bethesda
Water in Wheeling.
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HALL.

A GrtCits seminary for yOuEg ladies. The
eleventh annual session 81 this Institution will begin
SEPTEMBER 9,lS79r L0eGtion healthy, fall corps
Of oUmTeleni teachers, great attention paid 10 all the
~iup6EAni tnncheS- solid and ornamental.
No 'hOol Offers equal advantages on lower terms,
Apply iOF catalogue and Information TO
Nj, NARY +. BILLINGS, PrIn., Winchester, Va.
Ally
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$4,000
On pSp

2O,S5S
In the second column we have fifteen
tens; but we carry ! to the hundreds and
set down 8; here there is a loss to the digits
Of 10 in the second place and gaint6f l
in the third place, or a loss OF n nine.
In the fourth place there is in the same
way a loss OF 10, and in the fifth a gain Of /,
making a loss OF one nine; so that the sum
OF the dfgits will DO 2xJ instead OF 4x9,
and this process is evidently applicable to
all multiples OF 0.
The second property is that II We take
any number, as S2S7, and reverse the
digits, making 1928, the difference Of the
two numbers will always be such that the
sum OF its digits will be a multiple Of o.
Write the numbers thus:
5000; 200; 30;
1000; 900; 20; s
AS 1000 is 900 and ono, 100 is 90 and /,
and 10 is 0 and ], we can put for tho
above numbers:
$1,000 and s; 2x09 aud 2; 3x0 and 8; 7
1850 and I; $500 and 8; 2x9 and 2; s
In subtraCting, the terms s, ., 8, 7ot the
first rel, and I, 8, 2, s Of the second set,
and as the remaining terms are all null
tiples OF 8, their difference must be 80
likewise. But, to remove any doubt aris-
ing from changes In the numbers by sub:
traction, divide each Of tho separate terms
by 0. The quotients will be-
Skill: 2xll; Ski; equal to 9l3
xiii; Skill; 2xl; equal to Sl2
Tho difference OF these two numbers Is
l0l, and as it has to be multiplied by 0,
which was divided out, the final differ.
ence, 800, must bel multiple Of 9 and the
sum OF its ~digits-also a multiple OF 0; and
this is evidently true Of all numbers.
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RArLRoAD BoGDs11nactive.

~
SIOCKs-Speculation was strong and active
throughout the day, and with the exception
Of q Sllght and short reaction duringtheafter.
noon prices steadily advanced 10 the close.
Coal stocks and granger shares were the most
prominent In the dealings, the former show.
Ing an advance on the day Of AalN per cent
and the latter NalX per cent. Kansas Pacific
advanced az per cent, Canada Southern 2
per cent, Pacific Mail IL per cent and the
rest Of the list KalH per cent Hannibaland
1t. Joe was an exception, declining haX per
cent Market closed strong with an upward
tendency to prices. n
Transactions aggregated 28S,000 shares, Of
which 10000 were Erie, 1900 Lake Shore,
1900 Northwestern common, LOO preferred
5000 St Paul common, 1000 preferred, s.
600 Wabash, $1,000 Delaware, Lackawanna l.
Western, 1900 New Jersey Central, $500.
Delaware and Hudson, 1900 Morris and Essex,
5000 Ohio & Mississippi, 1900 Hannibal aud
q. Joseph common, 1000 preferred, 5000
Western Union, 100 Pacific Mail, $500 St.
Louis, Kansas City & Northern common, 1000
preferred, $500 Iron Mountain, 1000 lndli.
napOlls, Cincinnati and Lafayette, $500 New
Jersey Southern, 400 Kansas. Pacific, 400
Canada Southern, 2,70O San Francisco, 100
Michigan Central and 1900 G. @. 81. b.
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Chlnnrn nallIn nnr hi

GENITAL Ohio Gallo. Ilnseed oll-steady at
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Chicago Or SanduAky. ~
=. P ~ man Palace. Drawing Boom and Sleeping Can
GoSe CONNECTIONS arc made for MI poIuts South ana
eGuthNest North and Northwest, making this 4 Az.
Eaplo route ion ~coloniStS and persons moving "a "a
great "est1 and to whom particular attention iSiiyen.
WHEELING, PITTS. AND BALTIMORE nrv.
Leave Whe0llne- m. IEHna
IItadelphIa Accommodation,
~ Y mhoeungs..........,...........6,i0 q. m. 500 y, N,
o!lekeS 70 al principal points on sale St Depot
Otnee open at all hours during dc DAY.
Information to tho travelling public chSsrfulIy dven
d n ,, ": N. CLEMENTS NJ OH,
=; II; pEVRtEs, Genl Agent, Wheeling.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-02-15
Advertising Agents
FOR THE
Kennebec journal.
DAILY md UEEKLT.

The following Advertising Agents are authorized
to receive subscriptions and Tor the
kENNtBEc .Ioi Al:
BOSTON M PETrENGIIL & Co 10 state
Street.
:. X. NILES, No. @ fremont It.
r. G. EVANS, 252 Washington ~.
HORACE DoDp 2j2 Washington
Street.
NEW YORK DtrCIY Co, lgi Fulton -.
GEo. r. RuWELf. x CO., 40 Park
Row.
JAMES II. BATES, IL Park Row.
WV. SHARPE 4 Go.
y. NJ fElTESGILl.& Co., - Park
Row.
PHILADELPHIA n. W. AVER 4 son. Times Bid z,
Chestnut and sh streets
:. NJ PErrENGILt x Co, sOl
Chestnut Street
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For Sale.

500 Cottage House and lot of land, cxlo0 feet.
$1,000 Story and half house and l., containing II
rooms, good ocatoH. Rents for sl5O per annuin
Suitable for tive families
s40O02 Story House, several acres of land, fruit
trees, and all convenicncrs.
story and halt house and three acres of land for
$500.
Farm within L. miles of kelacbcc Bridge, good
harm, said farm Is suitably div ied INTO tilage, pas
and wood land for $1,000; also number of other
places Houses and lots and lots TO build AL in
this city.
5000 farm within miles of this city; also dtsr
able rents. Inquire of
EW. WHIrEiOuSE, At;orney.aLaw.
Augusta. Ne.
April II, 1873. t&w
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Daily Kennebec Journal,

Issued every morning, except sundays. 1t contains
the latest news by telegraph and mai gives reports
OF Markets, and has carefully prepared political and
local articles, and generous amount oi farming,
home aud miscellaneous reading with full compia-
tion of state news.
Terms, - per aanuR, il tirapce IS if payment
Is not mai" within the wear single copies cents, to
be had ~ the bookstores AMI az this office.
Advertisements instrt, on REASONABLE, terms. Rates
may b. had on application ut this office.
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II
that is run cheaper than that Three fourth,
of one per cent. on the valuation That i,
the actual running current expenses for thai
city. And if we add the State and county
tax, the city is run upon basis of IL pei
cent on its valuation And | want to ask any
OF you gentlemen whether you think that i.
economy and good management. or not, Thai
is for 1878. On this year the current ex.
penses have been still further reduced The
large tax We have to pay is on account of the
city Indebtedness. And it is right that
should state how that Indebtedness is mad,
up
After We got through with the war, rs al
YOU gentlemen know. there was a railroad
mania in Maine. We caught the infection in
our section, and went to work and built. al
very large expense, the Knox 4 Lincoln
railroad. running from Bath to Rockland
\ law had been recently enacted authorizing
towns to subscribe stock to a certain amount
and they were also allowed to indorse, as
1t were the bonds of the company to other
limited amounts In the case of the Knox 4
| Lincoln Railroad. Rockland subscribed for
| TiV"'"" worm OF Stock She also Indorsed
M t'iv oonus oi the company to the amount OF
@''','" more. She had IN addition to that the
remains oI her war debt, amounting to about
9o-:wu. 30 that her Indebtedness figured
up S'i''3oo' the indorsement Of the bonds be-
ing contingent ilabiilty. and amounting to
o''''"uW' an absolute indebtedness of Slt2,-
WV, ne ne i','eres, on thlS city debt amounts
!" rIz''nt y Inc interest on the Knox X
Lincoln hallroad ponds that was paid by the
cny III i""-'S, winch the railroad could not
| pay a,houh'eu 70 S3i,336.54. 1t Is these
,tn's , t',a' make the tax OF that city so high.
WY, nave peeh surprised, Mr. Speaker, that
NV '"''gc h"on peeh maze upon us that tins
hn"N Lincoln railroad was benefit only
10 ''c lower wards. believe 1t does not
go mo II AT an IL may possibly run across
one corner nut thihk NOT. But unfortunate
~ When tne Vote was taken AS to whether the
'ic"'. vi ''ic Town snoulu ne loaned, II was a
unanimous vote, ward and all. There
"e'e ohiv TWO votes thrown IN the town
| against IT. ana those two were from the low
,r "aros: 30 'hcre can be no complaint made ;
"eca"Se II Is an Indebtedness assumed by the
entire cry ana py the consent OF all. should
sly iurther that since this Indebtedness has
nesh ass"medSn behalf OF the Knox Lin
com raiiroah' tne cry mas pad IN all, in in
'ercst on 'hose ponds, that the road has been
",""'e !" '"he vary oi' inc sum OF Sif3, ,lso.-
VI;
~ 'nV CITY cou'd nave applied TINS sum
"hich IL mas palh' 10 the extingulshment of
1t, Indebtedness, railroad subscription and
~, n,i' "o"ia ne out about Si3,ooo in debt.
ne eh'ire ol,hcuity OF hard times IN our sec
uon Is caused wholly and entirely by the con-
ncr'ioh Oh the cry win the Knox Lincoln
'"hio"'' ana .ha' Is a matter whlch is COM
mo" 10 'he whoie OF u.s. an Indebtedness as
sumo" ny inc "hoie OF us ana 1t is an indebt-
edness that the whole OF us have eventually
20. 10 pay;
'h ,he 'hir" page OF the statement OF facts,
sd caiieo, there Is another statement, calcula-
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale (!

Lot of Land the of State and Green SITS,
in Augusta containing one and one fourth acres, Two
hundred and thirty feet state. and one hundred
and forty ON Green 81. Terms Cash.
iuIy6ttf e.. &. NOSE, IL. Water ST.
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Dai!u lrnnfbrr 3uurnal.
Rema rkS OF Mr.. Rice or ROckIand.

In House of Representatives Feb r. on the ques
ton of div dng the city Of RockiaLd.
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for Salt or to lft.
HOUSE. no RENT.

4 NICE LARGE TENEMENT with stable, on
"A Lincoln 81. Inquire al VI. W. AIRS In
suranc, Office. junl>+tt
To Rent.
A CONVENIENT ENEMENT, nearly new "n
"A Crescent ST., IRA ID. STURIE
decl7Itf
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Che 3iennebee gournal.

Published at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street foot
OF Court, by >rKtGIE, OWEN y NASH
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Store 10 Let.

TINIiE store lately occupied by \. A. Btues In the
i Bittues Block, opposite Granite Hall, Water
Street. Enquire at the Office of
SAMUEL. TITCOMB.
January 2sth, ISIS ian29tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-17
COSTLY JEWELS.

SALE IN PARIS OF THE COLLECTION OF THE
LATE NINE. MUsARD-ToTAL OF THE FIRST
THREE DAYS SALES, LOIS, $40 FRANCS
The sale lately took place in Paris of the magnii-
cent collection of jewels owned by the late Nine.
Musard The total of the first three sittings reached
tho large sum of l.07S.9l0f. We take the following
account the Moneu dcs Arts of Friday. the nth
ult 1.-THE first sitting of the sale of the pearls,
diamonds and other jewels of the late Nine. Musard
drew on Monday to the Hotel Drouot the principal
jewellers OF Paris. who disputed in quite a lively
manner for the first series OF ornaments aud da-
monds. In tho elegant crowd ut the back Of the
hall noted several ladies OF the best society The
sale of Monday comprised the numbers ~ to % of
the sets of diamonds Among the most inn.
o very beautiful necklace. consisting of five
large diamonds. surrounded by row of
brillians connected by double row OF bczels with
clasp and double hooks. ornainened with brilliant
surrounded by row OF bezcls sold for 124 5OOt.;
pendant. 3O.b50f.; another 3s0OOf.; pair of ear
rings, 5l.30Of.; two eardrops. 43,6O0f; necklace
(barrctte and pendants 4SOO0f aigrette Ia bunch
OF flowers in diamonds), arranged Tor the hair.
~. 5000. diadem composed of tnirty-four bezes
and of a crescent in diamonds, 24.00Of.; necklace
of hftyone brllants 20 GUUf.: necklace OF sixteen
pieces formed of double laurel wreaths in brilians
and liked on black velvet II DOOf.; necklace of
quadranguar rosdccs In brilliants. 10000 The first
days sale produced the total sum OF 53i,255f.
The second day - sale amounted to 333, 2g5f The
necklace OF 475 pearls was sold to NJ Mannheim,
pert. at the price OF l7OOOOf and the clasp Of this
Hlhgnlnccht hcckiace, wnch had Deeh detached from
1t, was acquired by foreign anat for the OF
l2.35Of. which brings tie total price OF the
mont up to 1S2350f. The other Jewels which ran up
to tho highest prices were "A necklace of 29S pearls,
25,1O0f.; a brooch, ornamentcd with sapphire.
2O,O5OL necklace OF nine sapphircs, 19,OO0f. The
results of the third days sale reached 2l1 .360f
diadem formed of q square emerald, surrounded by
thirty -scvcn brian,s, was sold for 2t.550f;
brooch (opal, surrounded by fourteen brilliants)
1I.5UOf; necklace of twelve bezcls. each bearing
an opal, surrounded with diamonds, 1S,GO0i; -
badge formed of an uncut emerald, surrounded by
knots of roses and row of briants and terminated
by an uncut emerald drop, 20,OOOf. diadcm with
a ground of diamonds, set with three emeralds,
17.4Oof The total OF the arst three days sale IL
1so5s,9l0f.
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together Very the Peorians, stil holding their
high stroke. worked to the front when they dropped
to SO. The Peorians won by ten lengths, IN
l3m. 57Ls. Burlington's time was lam. Sis.
DOUBLE SOULS.
The four entries in the free for all double scull
race. as previously announced, dwindled TO
half that number. When the race was called the
Wah-wah-sums were used up at Saratoga and went
home. and the Madison double were unfortunate
enough to break their boat The two crews to draw
Paul and Barnard and Lewis. OF Moline. The Min
nesotas led all the way. making the turn IN 6m i0s
with the Sylvans twenty seconds behind. The
former won in lam. $685., the Moline double getting
over the course IN l5m Sos.
The races were witnessed this afternoon by not
less than fifteen thousand persons and accident
has occurred. The regatta has been fortunate one
in that respect The Peoria delegation is enthusiasts
ticaly inclined this evening their crews having won
every race in which they were entered-junior
slpgle. junior four and four-oared gig races. The
promise OF fine weather tomorrow, the last day
of the regatta, is not bright.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-17
BASEBALL.

The Metropolitan championship game the
Union Ground. Brooklyn. yesterday afternoon. be-
tween the New York and Chelsea clubs, won by
the New York by to 3.
In the League championship game at Buffalo be-
tween the BuiIalos aud Bostons, July 49, each club
made nine base hits aud three errors, the Bostons
scoring four runs and the Buifaos three.
The game at Cleveland yesterday between the Stars
of Syracuse. and Clevelands. won by the Cleve-
lands by 10 to 1.
At Cincinnati the Providence Club defeated the Gin
cinnatis in League championship game by to 3.
In the League championship game at Buffalo tho
ostons made ten base hits and eight errors and the
BuiIalos four base hits and six errors the Bostons
winning by to 3.
The Chicagos defeated the Troys in League cham
pionship game at Chicago by TO U.
The Hoyokes defeated tho Volunteers of Pough-
keepsie, July 10, at Poughkcepsie. 10 to q
The Holyoke-Hop Bittcrs championship games
have been arranged to be played at Rochester July
- and Il.
To-day the Jersey Citys and worccsters play at
Jersey city; F1yaways and Cheseas the Union
Grounds Chicagos and Troys. at Chicago Butialos
and Bostons at Buffalo Cncinnatls and Providence.
ut Cncinnati Clovelands and Stars OF Syracuse, at
Cleveland; Albanys and Hoyokes, ut Albany.