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, 1881-09-11

% and . Only the winning run, the first one in.
SouIo count In either casa. Isl The Troy -ProvI-
ueuct; game OF Aug. 5 WAS Irregular and if dis
tho ruaca or protested by nny other cluh will be
ehttoWn t out- t6) Such IL tc.,n could not win tho
cnaiiptonahp asAiust the Chic;lyos Ut lSsI u As
eoo" us tneS can DO accurately compiled.
baseball enthusiasts In Troy insist that /.
league nine will represent that city next sea-
sui, out that 1t Will not TIC managed by Bob Fer
s:s!,l, 1or whom al! the players entertain Il deep
Gasllkc* Under the five nlen rule, it Is sal thul
Eynns, Caskins, Connors, Ewing, and Gillcspie
Mall oc named, und all the rest let 70. The earn
lngs OF tho nine hnve reduced the debt Of SBOO0,
WIN which tho association entered upon the
season, down to <3,0Oo.--Ituny Iryus.
:, We hnvc 1t on very good authority that New
aork will not 30 into tie League next year pro-
sided there is IL vacancy. Mr.. Day, the manager
u tne Nctropoiitaus, and who hls control OF the
nn!y available grounds IN the metropolis. has
nau very successful season 60 far, and Is sct'
eral thousand dollars ahead, He says that New
Workers have become educated to the .5-cent
cent sotcme.-tincin1sati E.upttTtr. We hove it
on very good authority that New York will not
have chance to get into the League.
Butralo's big Dronthers played IN old but suc-
cessfui trick .1n Taylor, Cleveland's "frcsh''
left-tieder. TAYLOR oyerrnn first base, and while
returning saw Brouthers apparently throw the
bali 10 Calvin, tho pitcher. Calvin faced tho
bnssnlaE, rs il to pitch the bal. ana Taylor in-
nocent!y touched first base and stepped or l.
pace again. Brouthers, who hnd the bail under
his ar1npt. quietly. reached out and touched
his head and walked hone nine NuNalu5
snickercd,' nnd '00Cieveland people said so.nc-
thing which doesn't look well i'll print.--Cltrc-
fuuh lUicC.
, 1881-09-11


GENEVA, Aug. 25-This Is not the !lrst time tnat
Prince Kr;1putfsn has been expelled. IN l5s' he
w;ls ordered out OF tho canton oi Geneva Tor r.
renuiaritics i'll his papers ana Tor Eolns unuct
the name of LeyascnOit. but was subsequently
allowed to return lie Is IL cousin OF tile oteiitl
who WAS 1aurnercd Il few years ugu by tue Mill
lists for Ills cruel Treatment OF political prison.
crs confined iu Il fortress Of which he "as 0o'-
crnor. e.
Prince Krapotkin, who served several years
In the Russian army. wns arrested IN st. FGtcts-
burg some i've years since on suspicion ar DC
lug concerned in ii revolutionary propaSanoa-
After being kept Two aud ha8f years III solitary
confinement be succeeded. ty the hntp of ms
POLITICAL friends an.; pruhubiy by the cstantv-
i1ncc or his juiIcrs, in ctfectn- hls escape Vne
Of his sisters wits htterwnrd imprisoned on sus-
pfcinn OF being privy to bis Tight Re !:ot out
Of tie country with Il false passport tn the
r;,nle uC Ir.vnschuT, which name he retained
until compelled by the Geneva authorities 10
resume his right desfxhaton
fe tr.lvcleu to Engfulld, Fia NORWAY; ana
made Il short stay in London bofOre coming 70
GENEVA where he has been the ieuder and uct-
i've t,emter OF the anarchists Of alt nuLiou5 "ho
have taken up their quarters here: Ihc tnost
atniahle nf n1eu, he ls also a highly caucalea
man. but hts sufYcrlngS have tnute min 1ahatie-
The end he aims ut Is perfect equality, nm utopia
in which nubpuy shall be rich or poor. ai1d none
idlc--uu cul which he believes cn,1 tie accom-
plishcd only By II European reVulut1on, more
thurt,ugh thar. the French 1{evouton OF l,es'
and n reign OF terror more searching and san-
culinary thnn that established by hooespserre
and the Jacobips. -. =
, 1881-09-11


BrFrA1.0, y. y, Sept 10-The last game Of
the season WAS played here today by the Bluffs
los aud Cntc;lEus, l.ld proved q disappointment
to every ot,.. Ut the large crowd present. 4 tinc
con,es. w:ls anticipated, but the tont: team
went nil to pieces. and made us poor Ii showing
as has BEEN seen here this year. Their field
work WIS vrctched, aud only O'Rour.se and
Force gut through without nu crrOr. Calvin
was not ab.e To pitch and Foley was put in the
bog, but dc was punished SO badly that he re-
tired at tho end Of the fourth inning, par-
coli p:,chiax the remainder Of the ealne.
The boy's-play OIL tho part nj tho notnc
1ec1E began in thu first inning. when Nroithers
wild ,tr:,!: let Cure ant. Kelly scare. In tho
Second Film; y,1 in Il run on y hit, Richardson's
mun, ami Quests liner to left. In the third
White fu,ubled easy hits OF Dalryrnpic und kei-
ley. Tscn -anSou ca.ac to the rescue with 4
TWO ba-g.:r TT left. letting both scs'rc. LII the
1allrth the visitors secured two more runs, Gore
striking out. hut reaching first pissed hull,
second un Whites :1suN Of thrown bail, which
also let him make third, and honar Oil Il
wild throw Of Richardson. DairymEie hit
safe. and started to, steal secund.
sullivan scnt the bait right oyer
The tase- bui neither Force nor White WIS with
IN rcaehSy dis'Ancc. and the bnll went otit IN
be ca,l'e hone s:i hellS's hit 10 lcit: For two
innings the champions failed t. bit Purcell
lnc: III the stfEhtn burns !et bu Natll Ivy
ouGger, scoring On Coccosun's hit 10 ris ht. IN
the n:n:h Cure nit for Il single aud 1tat.ympe
fur u double. Then .Alisuu stepped up .nd mac
i a,uayni.iecut ti1-i ieft for III: ce bugs. Foley
uudc ii lnw throw, and he came right on
home amid tremendous cheering. crossing
hu.nc- slate without Il stop. Tie only run
Ince l.y the i;:SnuS was In lhc third inning ol
0lsourke's twt.-hl.Eer and single 10y lsichar'l-
*,u. Corccran pl;c1eii very effectively, hut
+cry wild 1T times. The iseli1,t! OF tho visitors
was ::ln.ust perfect 10 the nltth inning, Mhcl
Quest funlElrt two eAsy ErGulNcrs anu kelly
made bud thruw- The 1ttnp!rng Of Dunttgun
was very satisfactory, rs i'll tue preceding game,
md better exhibition has MT hccn had here
Ibis scaspn. The wr.tchcd work Ut the hout
team in the field luarrad what would otherwise
have been an interesting contest
THE SCORE.
, 1881-09-11
TROY VS.. WORCESTER.

Special Ds1ateh to Tie Chicago Tribune.
Troy. y. T., Sept Iu.-Tle Troys won today
by streak OF ba, ting in the ninth inning. They
Played Il miserable Holding game throughout,
Cass]y giving the Worcestcrs their first ruE.
Conuor and Ewing three uf tho nve in the sixth
inning, and ConnoEs one more In tho ninth. Il
double Of Cassidy, single Of Conner, und Il
mutt uf S,ovcy gave Troy Two i'll the ttrst:
thrce-busc hit vi Cassidy, aaa An
error Vi Dushoug, one In the dftn.
When the TroyS went in the ninth 1t TOOK
four tic and tiyc TO win. Nclch, Ewing. aud
Han1ins.,n titled tue bases on safe hits. Evans
was retired, kecfc was given his base OIL balls.
Sending ss'iue L run. Cassidy ioulcd c,li, nlld
theu COunor CLEARED tho bases, suorln,, tue will
ming run IL long drive 10 right the game
was played iii Albany.
fnntnH.- ; : ) :. q
Worcester...-.........0 . Q u 5 o Q It
Base nits-Troy. II: Worcester, II.
Errurs-Iruy. il; Worcester. I.
Huns car1led-Troy, >; Worceatcr.a.
Two-basc hits-Cassidy. Ewing, =: Corey,
Thtce-bu hit-+nssidy.
HOulc-rn1i-Co0TeT.
Bases o., balls-Trsy, =
Bases OH errors-Troy, 3: Worccstcr.S:
Struck put-Gillrsp!e, kcetc. Evans =; Htch-
nond. Hotnlinv, Corey, Crcamcr.
Left Oh baseE-Tr,,, !: Worcester, 10.
Passed hAi!s-Ewln.-
Double pIays-Cussidy to Conner; Dicxerson to
Bushong: Nelson und Crcan.er 10 Storey l.
Bal1s-0n Richmond, 50; kGefc, H.
Strikcs--t1H chtnond, =: kccfe, -.
Tmc-Two hours and nine minutes.
lmpirc-HiEham.
, 1881-09-11

days ago We pushed open :the gnte, and little
girl at play OH the lawn commanded savage
looking dog to be still. Then, With strong couti-
dcnce In her own powers to entertain, she said:
"pupA is not at hou,c. but will show you thu
horscs." She led the way to tho pa.Idocks, and
went without hesitution among the broud nnrcs
aud colts Don't get too uear the heels Of that
chestnut" sho explained, "He Is like his
mother, nnd may kick you." a buy stallion
colt, year old, looked upon the visit as III it,-
trusion. IIe kept out of tho way. She prompt
~ took him by tho forctop and held him until
his form was gone over. Tho aged stations
were in their boxes, and On pushing. asi do tho
dfa,r. tho brown laid back his ears ami
showed his teeth. !" Don't come too ncnr," she
remarked, for he will nip you" Aud while
1Yc !uoked on In au,uzeue1t SHE stepped into tho
box ra,ll nude the horse stand around 81 we
could get good side view OF him. We asked
her her age. ..Scven years. sir" And your
na1ne?" "Gcnevieyc, but they call me bob"
She vas fearless with both horses and dogs. and
they acted In n,l utfecuonate manner towards
her. We started ACROSS tho ,ot: and she warned
IT'S to beware Of the .Cow: S}1t. is II bad-tem-
pcrcd thing. and sometimes hooks; but l will
70 with you aud keep ner off," *'And are you
not afrui Of her:' ''Oh no; she knows me- but
you are stranger 1t was literally Il c,,se OF
strong and waywnrd animals being led by Il lit
tie child. "Good-by. GcEevtcye. Good
by, sir. When you come again. ask Tor Bob;
and with q feather-iike jump she sprung from
the top OF the fence and gracefully landed in q
bed Of clover blossoms.
, 1881-09-11

IL
To the Editor of the London Daily Ns,rs:. In
fought between the duke Of Wellington aud
Lord Wnchsea more J., tha dfty years nd aso
that !" it is intended to place stone there With
n COMMEMORATIVE inscription" In "the Gre
ytie Menolrs the scene ,s,os., IS ,a no at at
your readers. l venture to seud you few
extracts. Under date Of March II, ut nighr ls::o,
Greye %r1es nis I'M ofnpS thS ae
evcns. evca 'u' .n ali blanc Iord Wncaelssu but
they are divided us 70 whether the Duke ought
is is st Such maniac. and has SO lost bis
head, that everybody Imagined the Duke
would treat whit he said VIE silent contempt
word to iily OF his colleagues. nr to anybody but
fiarlinge, his second, he wrutc and demanded
m xT f narIex ife Iny e SSf
Wincnclseu's secontf. Lord Ninthelsca de-
Gpned inalktns any nnt':osy., ,r and they met Ut
Wimplc.lon at . o'clock, mere were hany n;hay'
stud Mt Il distance OF fifteen PAGES. Re
furc they began nurbingc wont up TO VIM
test against the proceedings, and declare that
their conduct In refusing IN apology when Lord
Wnchelse w,ls 50 much IN tho wrong, filled him
with disgust. The Duke fired and missed, and
then Winctcsca fired III tho air. lie immc-
diateiy pulled nnt Of his pocket tho paper which
has since appeared, but ~ wnic1 the word
apology wis omitted. ! no Duke Teh! II.
and said it would not do. Lord Funouth said
he WAS not come there to quibbic nbout words.
tild TINT he WIS ready to mike the apology.
to whatever terms would he satisfactory. nnd
the word apology was inserted on the ground
The Duke then touched his hat, and said: Good
morning, my Lords mounted his hnrse. ana
rntte on. . . AT II O'clock tho Duke went tO
Windsor to tell the King what had happened."
Much more Is said BY tsrcvil|e gu the subject,
a11h will be found ut page H. OF the first vol
,1mc OF the " Memoirs" am, sir ynlr oD0t1ient
SERVANT FREDERICK JONES.
, 1881-09-11

unless it be her occasional visitors, can GER
tatnly say who she Is or whence she comes
Does scandal on the pArt OF any OF the inmates
OF the cnrayunsernI ever dare to whisper woru
against her. Where, her champions mfEnt Al
we'll ask. is the slightest sfRn OF any 1usttnca-
than her whole enyirunineut9 She IS alone. !t II
true. and unprotected, save BY her mad; OUT
she has brought down her COach1nAn> caEfiaEe>
and pair Ut horses from London: she never
drives out during the cOafcnt1OnAtty prohfottca
hours: she seldom frc9ucnts the f'lshloiaolo
air OH the hotel ter,tce after efinner, it ls III,
variabiy In tho company OF her own EeStal
Abiguii. She receives Il great number ~
letters not fox, the most part III Il 1ttnl11ahd
handwriting; she writes Il good many herself.
but as she posts them with her s'wn hAIltt. they
she occasionally hns, hut they are either two or
three members Of her family. who 1l~rcr give
their names. or the brother Of the husband. o.
the husband Of her sister, She has II pte;tslna
manner, and what Is called a prepnssesSinE np-
pehrance- Her br0ther-in-lax sometimes dimes
with her teta-a-tete: but he 7cttrcs curly, anti
she shortly afterHarus Vanl5hes 70 VarEino!
couch Evil be TO him who evil thinks There
IL not here even the semhnnce Of evil Some
how Or other. rlcre is suspicion: set why on
earth should there bc? Her wnolc life Is nr.a-
proty itself. She Socs TO church once every
sunday and occasionally during the week.
Upon each of these occasions she Is at*cotnpa-
nicd BY alt the Insignia of piety- She Is quietly
bur handsomely dressed: and her mail, who
wnfks ut her side, carries-Eo that all who rllE
may seed sn.all prlyer-book. hlazoned with u
big cross She IL simply Il virtuuus church go
Ing lady. That Il what the fas:1S proclaim her;
aud yet, in suite OF the facts. there arc sure to
be good many persons to whom she Is known
by sight. and who persist ~ innuirinY. not al
ways ia charitable tones. Who il she3
, 1881-09-11
OLD SOLDIERS.
C1NCINNt,Tl.

CINCINNATI. O., Sept 10.-tArrangements are
III forward state for tho great reunion Of the
soldiers sailors Of the War OF the Rebellion,
to bc held here next wcek-Wetines'iay, Thurs
day. and FRIDAY. The Hamilton County Fuir
grounds have been selected Tor tho cnlnp. 1t
hasa number OF buildings capable of being
used, and, besides. tents have becu obtained.
The 81 ounds are we'll supplied with water, and
ample arrangements will be made for furnish
lllE meals 1t Is the purpose Of the committee
to make no churec for lodging. and tho prices of
meals will be reguln1ed, to prevent extortion.
Quo Of the leading fcnturcs Of this gathering is
the opportunity given for holding resi-
mental and other reunions. To this end,
low rates Of fare are obtained on
the railroads. and halls sufficient to
accommodate a'l are provided free Of charge.
The general program has been arranged 50 rs to
give the mornings and evenings to this feature
OF tho gathering. Accordingly Mexican vcter-
ans. x-or!snners OF wur, the Army Of tho
Potomac brigade$ and regiments will bold
separate and interesting, meetings. while At will
he here to participate III tho general exercises to
be held ut Camp Garfield, and in tho grand
parade in the city on Friday, the 18th. 1t has
been determined to have shuIn Duttle nn
Thursday. Bishop Futlows, Of Chicago, wifi
respond to the welcoming addresses by Maj.
Menus and Gov. Foster tn1. c. u. Hunt, Ut
Cincinnati, has been appointed Grand Mnrshal.
Citizens taking a1l active Interest In assist
ing to perfect Hli arrangements to: the comfort
and entertainment OF the veteran visitors.
, 1881-09-11
WILL HAVE TO GO BACK.
An Interesting Point Of Law Decided
by Secretary Hlnine III All EAtrudi-
tton Case.

An Interesting Point Of Law Decided
By Secretary HluiIle III All ENGrudi-
tton Case.
Specia! Dispatch to Tha Chitapo Tribune
WAsstISGT0 D. c., Sept l0.-One Or,nsby
was Treasurer OF the lsudA pcsth Hospital, Vi
el,n:a, Austra. 1t Is supported fy uuuonal aud
municipal appropriations and by private do,isa-
tfous. .Ormshy abseonded last fall to America,
bringing with him the funds III his possession.
lie ,ook up his residence temporarily in Roston
The Austrian Government asked his cxtradition
Ms an cnbezzler Of public ntoneye- lie WIS ar
rested on I'LL extradition warrant, md Oh Il pre-
iiminnry examination was found to be guilty US
alleged end would have been surrendered ut
once to the representatives or the Aus
triau Government had not his coun-
sci, bright young l'oston lawyer,
deserted what seemed to him fatal legal defect
IL, the case against his client He WAS chargcd
with being m e,nbczzler VI public funds We're
tho funds in the treasury Of the hospital public
funds: Counsel thought not. So he appealed
to the President of the Gnitcl States. There
seemed to be SOME question as to the right OF
the President Or his representative. the Sccre-
tury Of State, IL review the finding OF United
states Commissioner in At t1trndltiON cslSc nj
though tho practice his been for some time to
wi,eu II was desired. In 0Fucr that
This yeNrd question might be settled, the SEcre-
tary Of S;atu referred it to tue AttoshCy-Gen-
eral. The Attorney General decides that the
ut :tatc hts the right to review the ftuelngs OF
Ei!;tcd States Commissioner In all cxtradltlon
ease. The Secretary OF State decides thilt the
funds Of un cIen'nsynnry' institution. III pitrt
The nleunIng OF tho statutc. Orinsby will have
10 xu back,
, 1881-09-11
THE ST. LOUIS PROGRAM.
2nteial Qlsnotfh To The Ehir1a1 TrituN&.


ST.. LOUIS, Sept. l0.-Tho St. Louis Jockey
Club ANNOUNCES tho following proeram for It's
fail running Meeting, to commence Oct. 70 aud
cud Oct. ~:
First dny-Frst race, for all ages, purse 500,
Of which Sac to second, ono mile and II furfong:
second rucc stake for , ycar-old colts and iilllc5,
so entrance, half forfeit, S.,50 added, S5u 10
second. thrce-uuarter5 III Il mile: third r'lcc,
mile heats, for MI ages, purse $50 entrance Sl0,
to he divided between tho second and third
horses.
Second day-First race, selling. for all ayes,
rtsrsc $.;iJ. ESQ to SECOND, horse, entered to bt
sold for Sl.O00 to curry full weights. SGD i.!-
teen pounds. winner tt he sold after the race
and otle-hnlf the surplus given to second horse,
hulnnCc tn AS:Ocati0ll, OEle anu que el1hth
miles: sccnn1 rnce, srnkc for n1ni1son 3-year-
ulds, 81, entrance. half forfeit, SAN added, $ao
to aecutld, mile heats: third race, hnndic1p.
purse sa.53, $5O to second. entries to be 1nade
thirty minutes after the last race on Wcdt,e5-
day, Oct. u, weight to bc announced by 1p H..
une mile.
Third tlay-Flrst race, for all ages. purse
second ruce. stake ts'r NIL ngss. S7l ontruncc,
half forfeit, S:!c0 aided. $50 to the second, two
milo heats; third race, handicap, purse ES,0, S30
TO second. entries to be made thirty minutes
utter the lust race Thursday, Oct. -. weights to
be announced by D. H., t,,ie mile and quarter.
fourth dny-Flrst race, for nil uges. purse s.:D.
E,U to the second horse. those not having won
$l(UD t1is year allowed 1--WE pounds, those not
having won $400 this }cur allowed ten pounds,
md ttlosc not having won n.sy race tEis year
allowed seven pounds. ono mile; second race,
Tor all ages. ptrse S@D $40 to the seconl horse,
ree-1llArtcr-lnile hcnts; third race. for all
ngcs Purse s:U, $50 to second, mile heats three
In five.
, 1881-09-11
Ixox Kentucky Bank Lost and Ite-
covered $l5O,OO0 iii Notcs a:id st"

Lexington tEH.l l'rtsx.
4 robbery occurred ut the City National Bank
Thursday, the particulars of which were Kept
very quiet during tue day and only leaked ONT
yesterday 1t created much tax upon the
Streets but us the facts could not bc ottMined
from the hank otlicers, aud il wns difficult to
lind another reliable source. littlc was known
bcyond the fory ,gh by rnno The fae,s @ s aps
sest 4as st.,re q of Sir. iran, shaw sitt!ns upon
frank on the pavement. Tic had been sittinx
there about IN hour or ,wo when he was joined
by II boy. u,,d they appeared III be in earnest
conversation. The buy ntterwart! entered the
hat sture aud bought u hat, giving his lnmc us
Harper. They remained i'll conversation for
nbont three hours more. and Mr. Murgnn, sus-
pect,g their Intentions to DC % dishpnest, Kept
left his sens. passed the bank door on
Mnn street. ltoked III, went on to the corner Of
Main and Mj sreets ,cs, ana pulng n,I nyre sst q
Ihr boy Immediately removed Il newspaper
from his ps,ckct und applet 1t to his cheek
THIN tue nm @ esSf n se,s "vsf on 10 tia ags91 E ad
crt,.s,uu over Il, tho hank cnrl,cr went pust the
bank door nn Chcapside. Hc disappeared sud-
f,bcunsjio n Muu street. with box under his
c<,ut. Mr.. Morgan, 1eHvng his store nn1ro1cct-
eli ran over ts' tho hunk and told Mr. scr1Eha1n:
the clerk that tho bank had I'een robbed. and
DESCRIBED the thief. The clerk also ha seen
tho boy running out nf tho back room through
the side entrtnsc: Mhas va s1o.eh co., eom9o at NJ
10 his store. but attcrward went to the railroad
tlcl,uts 10 sec tia, tho thieves did not
nuy VI tho afternoon trains He also went to
the FUR Grounds tn, search OF the man or
boy. NniIc there he was sent for and
brought back to town to recognize the
boy. who in tho neantimo had been
arrested. He WAS recognized and Detained.
Now cuu1es the strange part OF the story. An
hour later n carriage drove to the cemetery con-
tuning the Cashier OF tho bNnE. policeman,
and the buy thief. It turned aside from the GU
tr,,ncv ciu1np OF pines. near the grave Of tho
lnte Cen. D. S, Goodoe, ami tteE,, the bog wills
found unopened, US the buy had described 1t.
When the carriage returned it continued only
the Cashier aud the policeman. n reporter fur
the l'rt:<* waited upon the Cashier lust night to
ascertain the facts. bur be declined II give any
further than 10 shy TINT If the box bad nor bec,
discovered II would hnve given tho bank 1t good
deal of trouble 1t Is understood the box con-
mined about $i50,0u5 in nn1cs and collateral &C.
r1,ritics on lrt...t merchants. There WIS little
that could no, hare bec,i replaced. Hut 1t would
have cost the bunk much annoyance aud eN-
1u.nse The box wns not upon Il table when
taken. but was removed from the Errat iron
safe. The young thief gave bis hume us Harper,
If Montreal. and said his companion Was from
the same pace. bur had come from Cotington
thnt morning. The thief is gone tho bunk has
is money, and that Is thc end Of it.,
, 1881-09-11
rh;cago's Clutch on the Pennant
Too Strong to Be Shaken
OF.
that "lO-to-l" Affair at Buffalo
GIorious|y Avenged Yes
terday. !
proyit1encc Now Giving the Bisons
q Hard Push for Second
Place.
Boston and Worcester the Other Vanquiahed
Ones Of Yesterday-Base-Ball
Gossip.

TIE CHAMPIONSHIP.
rhe cyents Of the past week have SO for set
,,ad the championship rs to leave no longer any
~,o,n for reasonable doubt as to tho result lsy
Ginning two out OF three at Buffalo the Chi
c4cos hayp gained A double advAntase-tlrst IN
recovering lost ground aud placing themselves
once more eight Enmes III the lcnd. and utain in
virtually ae,nolishing what little chance re-
m.iueu for the nut1,aios TO oyertake them.
The Chicayos now have but twelve games
70 play, and if they WIN six of those they cannot
nossbly be tied. as their score will then bt hftv-
four gau,cs w0n, or one luore than EuifnIo chi.
secure should it win all Ut its remaining thirteen
games. which Of course it cannot h"pc to do.
Moreover, Providence is hut two games behind,
md al the r.,te 1t has been playlug OF late may
easy beat Buffalo for sccund place. Detroit
has hardly living chance to hc better than
fourth. and tho question Of fifth is very nearly
r,eu US between Boston, Cleveland, and Troy,
Worcester has secured last place beyond per-
adventure. AT the close Of yesterdays play the
situation YVES as follows: -.