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The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07

LIST and I'd Regiments Of Infantry M. V. NJ,
during the current month, at such times and
places as the regimental commanders may de-
terrnine after consultation with the Inspector
General.
2-kegimental commanders will have the
necessary inspection and pay rolls prepared.
and issue all orders covering the details of the
inspection.
3-This order does not authorize any pay.
ment 1or transportation, rations, or allowance
for mounted officers. The pay will be for one
days service only.
By order of the Commander-in-Chief
GEORGE L. BEAL,
Adiutant General
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The First Maine.

Col j. Marshall Brown, LIST Maine Infantry,
has decided on Long Island as the place for the
inspection and review of the regiment on
Thursday. Boats will run frequently from the
city to the island during the day. There will
be no street parade. The following additional
officers have been appointed on the staff DIR.
c. W. Bray, Surgeon; DIR. Willis, of Eliot,
and Oates, of Auburn, Assistant Surgeons;
Sterling Dow, Quartermaster, and W. C.
Chase, Sergeant Major.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07
GOrhann.

Mr.. o. NJ. Shaw, the we'll known landlord of
the Falmouth, has been seriously ill at the
West End House at Bar Harbor, but is now
recovering.
Mrs. Chas. B. Hail. wife of Capt. G. B. Hal, +,
10th Infantry, U. s. A., is visiting her friends
in this city.
Sir A. j. Smith and Lady Smith Of Nova
Scotia, are at the Falmouth.
Gen. Adam E. King Of Baltimore, we'll
known as one of the most eloquent orators in
the country, will spend the present week in
York county, where he will speak.
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THE CoNsP1RAToRs' DEFENCE.
Some Points Not Mentioned in the Hale
Report.

The Fusion orators and party journals have
repeatedly declared that Governor Garcelon
and Council committed no wrong in the tabu-
lation of the returns, but followed the letter of
the Constitution. 1t will be remembered that
Immediately after the 'Hale Report was
made public, Gov. Garcelon and his Council
published astatement of the rules which gov
erned their action and of the results arrived
at by them. A careful examination of that
statement shows that so far as the rejection Of
the returns from the Republican towns and
cities is concerned, they were governed neither
by the constitution, law nor precedent.
First.--They say the constitution required
the return to state,
1, The names of all persons voted for.
2, The number of votes received by each
person.
Each of these requirements would therefore
be as essential as the other, and a return which
omitted either would be fatally defective.
They accordingly rejected the Portland re-
turn. leaving that city disfranchised and un-
represented in the House, and depriving her
Or any voice in the selection of Senators and
and county officers.
But how was it with the Senatorial return
from Westbrook?
By that return it appeared that eight men
were voted for, the vote for three of whom
was expressed by ditto marks. They held
that ditto marks were meaningless and equiv-
alent to failure to state the number of votes
The return would therefore be defective in
what they declare to be an essential require
ment, and should have been consigned with
the Portland return to the political waste
basket. Had this been done Mr.. Field would
have been defeated and Mr.. Hawes elected
with the returns from Portland and West
brook both rejected. But they counted the
Westbrook return IN part. This shows that
either they did not con sider the Portland re-
turn defective, but rejected it for partisan
purposes; or that they considered the Vest
brook return equally defectiue but counted it
for partisan reasons. The statement also
shows that a state of facts in the Senatorial re-
turn from town in York county existed, SIM
liar to Westbrook, which was also manipulated
in the same manner, by which they gained
and the Republicans lost Senator from York
county.
Had they applied the same rules to these
two towns which they did to Portland, two
Republican Senators would have received
their certificates The same rule which de-
prived Portland of five Representatives and
counted out two Republican Senators in Cum
berland county, was violated in order to count
out one additional Senator in Cumberland, and
one in York counties A. W. c.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07
Rally at City Hall.

At the Republican rally at City Hall tonight
there will be speeches by A. A. Strout, Esq,
and Hon. Joseph L. Barbour of Connecticut.
Mr'Strout will address the public on the sub
ject of the State steal, with which as member
OF the Hale committee, he is perfectly familiar.
Mr.. Barbour is said to be possessed of fine
oratorical powers and comes to Portland with
a high reputation as speaker.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07
Accidents.

Yesterday morning horse owned by B. F.
Strickland, attached to wagon, took fright at
large bicycle on Market street, near the cor
ner OF Congress street, and ran away colliding
with the bicycle. Mr.. Coburn, who was rid
ing on the wheel. was thrown off and his hand
badly sprained and the bicycle wrecked. The
horse turned from Market into Federal street
and was soon caught The wagon was broken.
By the collision of carriage, in which Col.
Nichols, of the Ocean House, was riding, yes
terday morning, with another team on Pine
street Col Nichols was thrown out and some
what, but not seriously injured
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VOTERS, ATTENTION !!

A copy Of the Assessors returns
of voters for the several wards
can be found mt the REPUBL1-
CAN HEADQUARTERS mt Lam
caster Hall, where some one will
be constantly in attendance, to as
sist Republicans i'm the matter Of
having their names properly
placed in the list.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07

A large and most respectable Republican
caucus was held Saturday evening and nonin-
ated as candidate for town representative Mr..
Robert W. Lord, the well known twine manu-
facturer. Mr.. Lord has previously been a
member Of the House in the years
1877 and 1878, where he had the confidence
and respect of all, proving most able legisla-
tor. The Republican party in Kennebunk
have seldom been better united and in so good
condition to elect their nominee and help all
the other nominees on the ticket. Mr.. Lord
will be chosen by about $50 majority.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07
Garfield and Arthur Battalion.

HEADQUARTERS OF THE GARFIEID(
AND ARTHUR BATTALION.
Special Order No. 8.
Commanders of the several companies comprising
this Battalion are hereby ordered to report as fol-
lows:-Commander of the Pioneers to report with
his command at Republican Headquarters at Az
O'Clock This Tuesday) Afternoon to attend rally at
Freeport Major Kinds, commanding Drum Corps,
to report at same time and place Pioneers to ac-
company them. Tickets for two organizations will
be furnished ON train
Commanders af the Garfield and Arthur Glee
Club and Garfield Guards to report in front of Re.
publican Headquarters at 71a o'clock sharp This
Tuesday Evening to attend rally at City'Hall.
By order of
H. A. MCDONALD, Col. CONG
(OndciaD
r. G. BERRY, Adjutant.
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r. G. BERRY. Adintant.
Attention Pioneers.

Members are requested to report in full uniform
at Headquarters at 4.3O p. m. sharp to attend the
rally at Freeport THIS EVENING. Free transpor-
tation. Members that cannot go are requested to
send III their uniforms so they can be filed.
Per order,
w.P OSBORNE, Captain.
W. NOBLE, Clerk
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Flag Raisino at strondwetar

The Republicans of Stroudwater will raise a
Garfield and Arthur flag at Z p. m. this eve
ming with music and fireworks. The band
will be in attendance and will afterwards 60 to
the Town House to furnish music for the meet
ing there.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07
Greenback Ward Caucuses.

Greenback Ward Caucuses. +
The Greenback ward caucuses last evening
selected the following delegates to nominate
candidates for representatives to the Legisla-
ture:
WARD TWO
Thomas f. Shehan, John Stinchcomb, Wm
81. Sargent, John B. Duroy, John S. Fitz,
Daniel F. Knights, I'll. N. Haley.
WARD THREE
Thomas P. Beals, Horatio III. Verrill, VIM
K Staples, j. P. Foster, C. HI. Coffin, G. w.
Rice, j. f. Wilbur.
WARD FOUR.
j. G. Perry, John E. Murphy, L. A. Calder
wood. j. E. Pickett, John McMane, FL. w.
Fletcher, VIM. Harper.
WARD FIVE.
Edward Burns, James M. Edward, Peter
Elder, Horace w. Allen, George Humphrey,
Solomon Chenery, John Harper.
WARD SIX.
George Sayell, Eleazer Holmes, Edward P.
Skillings, James L. Sears, N. A. Foss, Charles
B. Newton, John w. Parker.
WARD SEVEN.
J. f. Turner, j. P. johnson, B. Huston,
Wm Hayes, G. B. Mosely, E. Norwood, j.
Scott
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07

&MEN of sedentarv habits can greatly improve
their physical condition by exercise on the
Health Lift, at the rooms of DR.. J. FL. Gaubert,
No. 201 Middle street. Testimonies of benefit
derived from this exercise are abundant and
come from sources the trustworthiness of which
there can be no doubStof
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07
Attention Drum Corps.

Members are requested to report at Headquarters
at 43o p. H. sharp, in full uniform, to go to Free
port THIS EVENING. free transportation.
FRANK KINDS,
Major and Instructor.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07

The Garfield and Arthur Glee Club favored
this office with serenade last evening" They
sang several selections with fine effect and
showed that they are becoming more proficient
daily
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07
BridQtOn.

At large and enthusiastic Republican eau
Gus held in Bridgton Saturday afternoon, A.
G. Bradstreet was unanimously re-nominated
for representative to the Legislature.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07

Feeble and exhausted constitutions restored
to health and strength by Malt Bitters.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07

The Republicans of Windham have nomin-
ated F. 81. Boothby for candidate for repre-
sentive to the Legislature.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07

Buy your Underwear for the fall at Hill &
Cos. They are closing out broken lots at cost
for % days. aug2Seodtf
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07

EVERYTHING at cost for 20 days at Hill &
COS. aug18eodtf
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07

NECK Wear. Silk Handkerchiefs, Fancy
Hosiery and Gloves at cost. Hill & Co., un-
der Preble House. aup2Seodtf
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07
Deoripg,

d. D. Chenery, ESQ.,, was nominated on the
first ballot as Republican representative to
the Legislature for the town of Deering last
evening.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07
Attention Battery.

Every member of the Battery is requested to ap-
peat in full uniform, at O'Clock, THIS (Tuesday)
EVENING, Sept. 7th, at Redublican Headquarters
Per ORDER
j. H. B. MORRILL,; Capt. Com'g
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07
Garfield and Arthur Glee Cluh

HEADQUARTERS GARFIELD AND ARTHUR
GLEE CLUB, Portland, sept. 6, 1880. !
Every member of the Glee Club is requested to be
at Headquarters at p. m. sharp to participate in
the rally at City Hall. Per order
CHARLES d. CLARK, Captain.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07
WATERFORD and Limerick.

The Republican caucus for the classed
towns of WATERFORD and Limerick was held
Saturday afternoon. The attendance was
very large. Butler Libby Esq of WATERFORD
was nominated for Representative.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07

DIR. FTTzoERALD will be at the Falmouth
Hotel, Portland, Wednesday, the 10Th, for
two days only. sept7dtd
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07
Garfield & Arthur
G1ee Club.
Excursion to Bath,
Wednesday Evening, Sept, Sth,
by Special Train,
leaving Maine Central Depot at
6 II. M
Fare IS cents the round trip.
All are invited to jOin.
Attention Old Continentals.

Every member of the Old Continentals, are re-
queste1 TO meet at Republican Headquarters
TUESDAY EVENING, Sept. 7th., at 73O P. M
Let every member report.
POI
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07
Suicide in Biddeford.

| Suicide in BiddefOrd.
John Tutu, living on Pike street, Bidde
ford, shot himself at o'clock yesterday morn
ing. He had been drinking for several days
past. The wound is supposed to be fatal.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07
\ NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

q NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
DIR. o. Fitzgerald.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
New Crop Teas-George G. Shaw & Co.
For Sale-E. +. Upham.
F. c. Nash.
New Goods-Studley.
Skillful Surgery.
City Of Portland Dealers in Petroleum.
HackYnatack Timber-Charles Merrill.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07

GENERAL ORDER NO. 36.
1.-The Maine Volunteer Militia Team and
Individual Match for the prizes presented by
the U. 5. Cartridge Company, Lowell, Mass,
Will occur on Thursday and Friday, Sept. 3Oth
and Oct. 1st.
2-General Orders No. 3Oth, from these head
quarters, dated June %, 1880, is so far changed
that the individual champion badge will be
given to any active member of the M. V. M.
making the best score in 20 shots at 200 yards
The reason of this change is that the mem
bers may be put on more equal footing, as
several of the companies were not provided
with rifles suitable for wide range shooting, in
season for necessary practice.
3-Company commanders are requested to
select their teams as soon as possible, and in
form the General Inspector of rifle practice
the probable number of members that will at
tend the match, )inclnding the company
teams.
Each company will be permitted to send
team OF ten men and two substitutes.
1.-The match will commence at O'Clock on
Thursday, Sept Both.
6-Free transportation and subsistence will
be furnished those entering and participating
in the match
THE following rules, with those hereto
fore published, will govern the match
All disputed questions will be settled by the
General Inspector of rifle practice.
RULES.
I-lodluS 10 SuOOL Ill Uu0 OrQ6c OF entry,
2-Guns will be tested as to the trigger-pull,
and examined as to sights, when the respec-
tive teams are called for firing.
3-PositiOn while shooting standing, with
the butt of the rifle against the right
shoulder.
4-Individual members of teams shall shoot
two or five shots without rest, as may be de-
termined by the teams before commencing the
fire.
5-No rifle to be cleansed or swabbed during
the time of firing
6-Ammunition will be delivered to con-
testants just before loading.
mo rife to be loaded except at the firing
point, and then to be kept at a ''ready' until
fred.
8-Teams to appear in frll uniform.
eThe following signals will show the posi-
tlon OF the shots which strike the target:
BLACK dise-outer-counts 2.
BLACK and white disc-outer--counts 8.
3-Red ddisc-centre-counts 4.
white disc-bull'S eyes.
[ 5-ked Tag, waved horizontally twice to
and fro, in front of tho target0ricochet-
counts O.
Cred fag-danger, and cease firing.
o-Ihe mems names are to be entered in q
blank return, before going to the practice
ground in the order in which thew stand in
the rank of the teams.
9-As each shot is signalled the officer re-
gistering will call out its value and the name
OF the firer. Any objection to the marking
By order of the Commander-in-Chief.
GEORGE l.. BEAL,
Adjutant General.
GENERAL ORDER NO. 81,
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07
The State SHOOTING Tournament.


The following General Orders, which will
be interesting to military men, have been
issued:
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07

No person is allowed to contract bills or collect
money in the name of the Portland Pioneers.
Per order
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
new CROP TEAS.


madet
al dinot rtors
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07

ANYONE looking for bargains will obtain
them of Hill & Co. for the next 20 days.
Aug2Scodtf
FANCY Shirts at cost. Hill & Co., under
ffeoIe House. aug28eodtf
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07
Superior Court.

Superior Court.
The September term of the Superior Court begins
to-day. There is very full docket, about So ap-
pesled liquor cases from the Municipal Court hav-
ing been entered. Counsel in the appealed cases
are notined to be present at the opening OF the
Court. The new grand jury which will meet to-day
Is composed as follows:
Daniel G. Reed, Edward H. Smith, Portland John
=. Ladner, Deering; Frederick d. Larrabee, West
brook; Thomas b. Haskell, Cape elizabeth; Eben
A. Cr. ss, Bridgton; Reuben Sanborn, Sebago: Chas
IL Lakin, Harrison; Washington Chaplin, Jr.. Ma
woodbury., New Gloucester; Cyrus c. Leighton.
Falmouth; Perez Chapin, Pownal; John Murray
brunswick; Henry Maberry. Gorham; Augustus H.
boro. ~
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07
GENERAL ORDER NO. 81

UENEhAL URUER No. OI, ~
There will be a general inspection of the |
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-07
The following all mportatn


Teas when requested $ oprcea ~
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FLOUR.

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W, P. OSBORNE, Captain
, 1880-07-14

"A LIcESss waa issued to q dog yesterday
nHnItd Hancock" tho first Of tho seAson. r.
11lE Controller ADVERTISED for proposals for
furnishing tho -e!ty with eoal. Hills will be
opened tho I'd. ..
TtiE Treasurer yesterday roccIyed <3M8 from
tho C0llCEtNt, F1,piU fruMl tllH ,NatCr uopAtt.
Ment, aia VI, ,tN fruEn thu ContFullcs,
A CONTRACT was yestnrdny LIT for 9sa,ting and
puv!nx llpsp,aincs strtGt, from btonn,t t0 Ilar-
rison. Tho work 10 to tH commenced at oncu.
:. TtlE Mayor and Aldermen will atsplsl the
y funeral Ut ex.Ata. Powell this uIHrtttax. ThVy
o'clock,
AID; 1rnor .nourns tho loss ot bly, wife. who
died Hhlllny ereutlG. aftor brief tllNcss, 0f
chnlera MorbllA. ftUr funoA1l occurred ycater-
day, And WIS ytry largely attended.
llns were opened yesterday for Improving
Ciark BtstAt, riyln Twelfth to Twenty- seconi,
anh fnr improving Division street, ftsla Clark to
ths Lakc-Shorc dttsc. No awards waso undo.
/ LIZ reply to Commissioner 10 VOLTS Gull upon
thb phyylc!unY IL volunteer " illspat te.unle!,t
! huusu. Drs. u, Forbes nul U. u. pi14o yesterday
offered thviF services,
1ilE Muypr wns uyked ye4lcrday his opinion OF
this i,rlnlnce fur building n viA4luct aver the
l4f!ru..a trucks Ut tic fp0t pt Haldolph Btreut,
aqd !twas ascsxssiasa that 1! yu6t with bis ap-
, 1880-07-14

their heads. Tho horsc dbl not conc completely
down, however. but settled In HI undecided why
Nftur tho brick wills hal tulgcd 0utwnrtis and
tho frn1nc stories hntf nttnincd MI o',twnr1 lent
Of nbollt twenty feErcrB.
Just previous to tho cptnpao Mrs. Thompson
walked acr5eA tho r,lrlnr llUDr OIL tho second
story md 1pokch oflt Of II window overlooking
tho rRchnt lof.. II Wna ut hhls moment that tho
crush cntnc, anil tic lady wns nearly thrnwii
From tho house by. tito suatn,csa OF the shpck.
HctdverfnF trnn1 her. reNrc. stlo gathered her
family Of little md rushed with thoh down
tle dcn.oralzcd ttn!r,tay Into tle street. H Mrs
grained her bully fro.!i its eradlo, whero
bnok wintuv upun q roof so,ne tcti feet below
ratl along It to u p1aco bf safety. fcnt which,
luckily 'Waat not attended By hurttul co,Ao-
uucncus. Mr.. Thompson was In tho atore ut tho
tltnp, nnd escnlttdr 1T tic interesting moment
when ptckieh0ttLoa, ,uhhhtd r0otls, Gil cnnsstor8i
alltiw- -snses, md Il cnt,,fflGAA variety Of shelf.
gools wcto tlannlnR inorfyjtH aho,it hin chrs.
Nothing VIVA lunp yesterday htetFtslN!tl to pre-
vent tho completion 1T tho httln{hE'H do.
strlction. which seemed likely to. tihbHcn
At n,ly nlOn,cnt. Tho torthDrn hrfuk Wnta
was bully shattered, and spctnetl to rely fur stp-
port upon tho residence ut NJ. 13i9, Hgnlnst
which Il leaned. Thu front part Of tho stort,
bn'Fcd outward frnnl thu TOP, its lcan neroas!rta
Jump over Into tho vacant lot nt my nlnmcnt
Nj uro Interested thcrcin seemed alltt to Etvo
any estimate Of tho auntitt Ut 1arnnxp entlsttl
by tho accident, hut competent Judges said TINT
tho house WIS total WRECK aud would have 70
bo rrmovedt lis tnurt1ing 1t wns irnrt>ssGlc. Tho
dMlnnge to tho grocery stock amounted to prob.
ably 500,
, 1880-07-14

\
Hylo Park VillAue expects TINT tho census
.enuulerator will place lts number of inhabliants
at about l5aU, In which oaso It Will be ono Of tho
tor largest cities In tho State. 1t casts about
s,l00 vutes. though it 10 claimed by old politicians
tn the, village III hive nearly no .i,ors votcn4.
Al present tho vlllAx1 H. divided up into ton
tllstricta. Tho Young 1len'H Guriield and Arthur
Club hAs tAken hIid ut Muttors tn thu vlllIY1
nllu Olsailfxed u Central Club, which will uittt
Saturday uyoiliug Ut Uralld tr1lassng to peTfeof
u permanent ptNh!xatioM In tho FlFst nlstrloE
u Young Nuns tlAriiell Club vii! neek flhiltb-
day evci!,ag III Tho vtllaKs Hull ~ st,9 itposs
Chleago. t;i,Ind Cuaslnv, Irenftalc, nnd t$S StAnd
suAr olubs MrU to lu started AurltG tt1a PROS.
ult week. With II thorough 0rkatiag llnlA III each
district, iiydu lark! rum 9Lsu %uout WI majority
for tho liepublteuA Hckut. - :" :
ttn'. ,xhntkWoop.
The faAt ttatu whlu6 passed through Englo.
wo04 .yostafaluy morning ut b:W Oh tho
Fogt Wlyno ftnul rln over u Hrl ahoat y wears
OF wye. nutned Annie Weitler. Ut tho Fiftf-tltth.
strEtt cruising. 11tr Hluthor IL u widow. and
lives In knXluWtA,l. Her hct4d WIS cfuShed, aud
death mist hufe heer ias!nntnnvpns.
Ile authorities OF tho Town nf Lako are busy
considering plllnA FUR tho now water system
which they ure fnr,ed f0 hADpt. BY tho With
drnwal trniu the l4Yln lurk 3nlxlnctaalp. Tho
1uast favor Ia tcqnecslou With the clsy ays'cn.
, 1880-07-14
Reversing, tho Order Of Things,
Chicago Beats Cleveland
3 to @.
The White Stockings Thereby
Obtain a Lead OF Fifteen
Games.
Providence Denten' by Troy, Boston
by Worcester, and Cincinnati
by Buffalo.
Some Fast Work by the :Trotters
In Training at the Chi
oago Track.
BASEBALL.
cnfcAao vs.. CLEVELAND.

BABE--HAlLLs
c1ttcAao ys. cLEvELAND. -.
'. 8psetat 0upaftA to Tbs oAfeapo 1rfou"4
CLEvELANp. D., July 13.-8purrcd to greater
e1rstions ty their dofcat Saturday. the chioaKos
cutercd tho gnnc tq.day determined to win, and
tho result WINS dlsastef to Cleveland. Tho game
waa uiarrcd with but tow errors, which were,
however. worry costly to tho homo nlrc. To OIL
set then. t1tany brilliant phys wora madcs Cor
cornn pitched for tho visitors, and the sooro tolls
t6w afrcctually ho did, hIa work. Dunlap 1nB
fhn o1y mini VIM reached third .tase on tho
t,,,,S;n,S .,,,, nav fnur ro,tn enoon5. ,vhtlo
sioveiana sao M't lour "o o,,. soeo,t a,. ~n"o ao
n,ost oppressive, llovcrthclcss nonrly s,a'p pco-
MIN pathoreI at tho grounds knowing tho Kar1u
i ,,,,,iI ho cluaetv r1ntoaicJ MN TIcvenn,rn
.r"u.u ~ o.o"o9 80. "e - t,.tt
woilt q pht 'lrst. Win TWO mon OUT, !aotnsln4
mnlo b1so hit, but In stoaling second ho,foli
n victim 10 one OF Ftlpt'Y PARROT shots to
n,o.t n,,r,av ,nora,, +ho rcrrth tnrJro ,zIth
Vuee'' lump uEsHsa wy toussu '1"aA "..A
bNse hit, 4 p1sscd ball advanced him onc baac'
md fuu,ble . by Gore Ravo,:' him
third. The prospect for d r1ln for Cleveland
ie.,t ri tri,ht f,,f ,ho ncxt thrcc etrsxcrs o,,ye
!ouNsn o.snsr NV sas 1890 ,.,.s
easy eaances tut put-outs' anu tao Fesut1 ""s
blAtik. In tho sixth tnnlng Dunlap got seconu
on a bni m,,H Gt bis lily by Kely, bu! Shutrer
ri,