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Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
Take Notice.

DR.. James II. Scott, dentist, a gradu-
ate of the Baltimore College O: Dental
Surgery in 1867, it. prepared to execute
any operation in dcnta. scirHce in the
most approves manner, and may be
found at 9l7 Market street, Wilmington,
Del, from the FIRST to The 10Th of each
month, and Brick Meeting House, Cecil
county, Md. from the 2yth to the 3Or h
of each mouth. ENrrortS teeth for %
cents each, at both Offices, except aua~.
thetics are given. Agent for 5. :.
Whites speclaItitS for the Ineqth.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
with her Mother.

The white babe, to whom l,Ns ,[,s
was made recently i'll the kEr' Dn D"n"iN
as being deserted by its moln " Tplt
by a doctor, III charge of coloft'I ; nov fnss
at Twelfth ard French streets ,iDi,s
living with its mother, in the w"
of EIkt0n, Md
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
Assaulted by an Employee.

Mr.. NJ. Gamhrill, one OF the prOprle'
tors of the Arlington cotton Mills, Ii
the Ninth Ward, was assaulted yeSteF
day by an employee named Hoffman
Tn" latter parsonage hal for some fl'ne
been in thr habit of hilingqtfnfltleS ot
the cotton naterial, and had Sarret4Iei IN
hiding such a quantity that the Stop'
page of one machine ror one diY was
the result.
Hotiman'S misconduct was, al last,
discovered and reported ia MI HaII''
brill. That gentleman Hnmm"h''' 'n'
vouug man tU his office. Staring VI
answer the Summon-, Hoffman W'NoI
mp stick, bur WAS disdrmN by >o',|
workmrn. II" immedia'r'y, thtr@I
The office, and, after few words kn"S
ed MIR. Gamhrill down several ''mHE
Both men finally clincheo and !" .% %
struggle that followed Mr. ,'a'"ass
had one Of his fingers nearly pl!'ra .a. %
Mr.. Gambrill will, probably ,llSH.'
legal proceedings against his a''"''''"
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
The Neatner.

War Department, Office Of the Chic
Signal Otncer, W">ning'ot, April 70
IA. III.
Indications for tc-tlay-tor the Mid
die Atlantic States, parity cIoudN ol
cloudy Weather, ocra.i NAL cain ciLsterlN
wind, stationery or lower barometer
and temperature.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
sN - -
Want 10 go so Atlantic city

The NouhG m'H connected with the
First Presbyterian rhurch will meet TO-
morrow evening AVID tax over the pro-
l"rt OF giving an rX"lr,luu tIiS summer.
Atlantic City seems the place to which
thnN de. i've ~ 90.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
4 vest OF Disease.

A vacant lot ON Woiipston Street he,
tween Eighth and Ninth streets, has be-
come II nest Of disease by being mad"
the rcreptnc1rofall til" ashes, otf.l, gar
bag", pots, paa~, cams and all kinds OI
rubbish. The attention of the authori-
ties is raled to it helrrrI' brings disease
in that NiuritN.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
.InmnntI the Track.

A freight car jumped the traT" r"@It 10
works of the Jackson " SilalpIhb ,hn IA
last evening. 1t also ran intG w vi ii
some sleeping car "Co>sac%F, Co>,9!. ,, and
was standing upon san o
OF some mOuldings.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
Movable Photograph Galiery'

Mr.. j. X. Sutterlcy, the enterprise Sg
photograph artist at 3o2 Market S''a! y
las purchased InovabI' hrahru t'r "
lrry which will he move about Nv, |
town to town on wheels. 1t Is Al w.
ent at New Castle where Mr.; Su,'n',I pa"
is getting it repaired, painted anu H'pl %,1
somely furnished. He expects loInl T,l
il finished ready for opening Oh .ii,' MI
day next when all tn" New 'a''.nl ..,,l
can have their physiognomleS' "a .arr| ad1
trrred to paStehoar'l for the gra'l,''y
Of themselves and their trle",'I%
there has been no photograh "'la0fS]
rnent in New Castle tor near md
years, the people must be plc'n'y pI,,, n
cry and no doubt Mr.. S'''eF''
drive Il thriving trade.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
W A " R1&GAS.

RAHR-I4E,W rS.--ln New York. on the l6th
inst. by ,hr K"y. Joshua ,jorutn. w. Fra a9k
Barr, Jr.. of .>Dw YORK., 20 Miss Katie q.
Lewis. Of Wilmington, be!. I
HAkllS-IAMlSpN.-- April 3oth 1851. by
hcN. Eao2h >tnhDF. 1888 south four,h
street. Ehiia.. Nr. Samuel I. Harris. 10
Miss MIrN c. jameson uoth of WIT, III.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
Real Estate sold.

This forenoon l.. w. Stidham & Son
sold the NcarIes property, ~ by 3G4
feet on Front street mar Broone, p. j..
Foreman administrator, OF john Finn,
Newport, for $40.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
E.0rRl Aftermath

The City Council will meet this
evening.
The Court Of thaucery has adjourned
until June lrt.
Straw berries are exhibited in store
windows on Market street.
A dangerous hole is upon the pave
ment in front OF the "Club." on Water
street, between King and French sts.
Mr.. l.. ID. tumperr, reprr eulng d.
II. .Jr., and l.. V. Miller, Of Balti-
,norr, Is in he cltt introducing tnelr
new brand Of Navy Pug Tobacco,
Good Enough" and taxing larg,.
orders. We advise all desiring a good
chew to give it a trial.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
AEaIse Report.

With reference to the repy' y pI
George Crisden had small-po;sAo ;sos i
family Dr. s. l., West ceF''"
Sucn is not the case.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
The wight Ones

to employ to do your painting ,las AZ E
hanging, are A. P, JacNSIlI' SlI worl
store 5l5 Tatnall street. "a "a chea
ishad in the best manner aii'
cash.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
New EtRb tASusniaAinma

Enpch Moore, Jr,, was appointed fi.h
commissioner, under the new law, by
Governor Hail to-day.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21

Kidney-Wort, both in dry aud liquid
form, for sale at Hartmans Drug Store,
Fifth and Poplar streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21

" Rongl on Rats, for sale at Is cents
a box, at kesag's Drug Store, Front and
West streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
EycFytNlElg tA Please

If you ar" iii want of llne French
diagonal frbck OF cutaway coat, you can
get ii at ASh'S, 705 Market street
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
DASSAGE TO AND FROM
QUEENSTOWN, GLASGOW, Ion.
AsONDERRY, RELFAST d Lone don.

American Line from Phila., en- Wednesday
Auchor Line from New York. on Saturday
Onion Line from New York, on Tuesday,
State Line from New York, on Thursday.
For lowest pass5ge and Bank Drafts on En-
Aland. Ireland. Scotland and Sweden, apply
70 SAMUEL +. BETS. Agent.
Adams Express Office.
$40 MARKET ST., Wilmington, Del.
Ian 2ENnln
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21

Haydcck's New Pills for sa's ,os
lor & Fullerton, pr'lsSi''''
street.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
LINOLEUM
FLOOR CLOTHS.

This extraordinary floor covering is
made of the most lasting materials
mainly cork and soliditied Oil. 1t has
been before the public for several years
and has successfully stood tests such as
no oil cloth or carpet could undergo.
We unhesitatingly recommend it as
the handsOmest, most durable and
comfortable floor covering before the
public and is equally suitable for YES
tlbulcS. dining rooms. Offices, stores
and in fact almost every place where
an article Of this kind Is needed. Ev-
cry square yard Of the cloth has
"LINOLEU M " printed en- the back
none ether is genuine.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
Q . n

Sutterley & Sawyer, 800 Market street,
afr now making photographs and all
other styles ui portrait picture> at prices
that are simply wonderful to t,l,ac " no
are Lot taniIiar VITA the excellent SyS-
TEN to whicn they have reduced lne
Photographic art.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
atate ofthc Thermometer

at the REPUBLICAN office, in the shade,
this morning;
I o'clock, 10 O'clock, II o'clock,
JIC G2C 1UC
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
" n ] N w rs I u N L I
3l2 NJ ARkET ST.

stock we offer
IS inches d'blc width DRESS GOODS l2G Q.
25 pieces TOi LE,T CIR ASH Mt be. a yard
1000 yards Russia CRASH ut Tr a yard.
box yard wide Bleached MUSLIN. T1%c.
5000 yards Hamburg EDGE at lc a yard.
9pieces Colored SILKS at 39c. yard.
WHITE KID GLOVES, 25 cents a pair.
BLACK !" " 20
COLR'D " % "
To realize and appreciate the wonderful
bargains we are offering, every lady should
visit our store and see for herself.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
4 STATEMENT!

My snles Of Books in the month Of Dccem
Der. in the city Of New ork. amounted to the
vast number of 00o aud during that month
! gave to Book buyers lS0 Gold Watches. III
Silver Watches, 1877 Real Diamond Rings. :2l
Solid Gold II ID Amethyst Rings. 81 Elegant
Gold-Band China Tea Sets, 30 Large and
Elegant OIL Paintings. and Thousands OF
other Elegant Articles, one WIrH EVERY
BOOK. A. " lowering.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-10-28
Notice.

fINif' duplicate assessment roll of the
l. county oi lhurStOn for the year 1881
Is now III my possession Tor collection OF
taxes levied therein. | will be ut NV Of
ilcc, at Odd Fellows Hall, during business
hours, to receive such taxes.
All ihAes remaining unpaid on the II 81
uay Oh December al Il o clock p. NJ. will ht
ucIliiIucht anu ten per cent. added To the
amounts as penalty and interest charged
AT the ra'e OF 70 per cent. per annum troIl
Gate vi delinquency uLtil paid.
}. III. III NSON,
n, Treasurer OF Thurston County.
Wy "'i'"' "eP'' %, 1851
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-10-28
News Brevities.

Baron James Rothschild died at
London on the 25th.
Window was elected Senator on
the 23d at st. Paul, by lis to a.
King Kalakaua was bauqueted in
Dan francisco and sailed on Mou-
Gay for the Sandwich Islands.
The steamship Great Eastern was
put up at auction in London on the
18th and bought in for 100000.
The Senate in executive session
confirmed the nomination of Han
nibal Hamlin as Minister to Spain.
In a criminal court, on the 22d
Judge Cox assigned as associate
counsel in the Guiteau case. LEIGH
Robbins.
Garfield's body was quietly trans
ferred on the 22l from the pablic
receiving vault, to that of the finest
in Lake View cemetery.
D'HuWlu announces that
a much larger sum is needed for the
Michigan sufferers than was SUD-
posed. There are $4,000 destitute
families.
IL the Senate on the 22d. Nc
Pherson presented the petition of
certain members of the New York
Legislature against the titles of
Lapham and Miller.
tits reported ex. Governor Morgan.
OF New York, declined the Presi-
dents offer of Secretaryship of the
Treasury, on account of lis lara G
commercial business being too ex-
acting.
Up to date the Michigan relief
commission has received SOS, 12S in
money, $4,000 more has gone dir
ect from individuals and So 600
worth OF goods and supplies have
been forwarded.
Ielegrams are being received at
Washington from Republicans of
Louisiana protesting against the
the retension of secretary Hunt in
the Cabinet, as Louisiana Renub.
means urge LonSstreet FOR the Cab
met. -"
AT Lewiston, on the 22i, the Jury
IN the case Of the People vs.. james
W. Stevens, charged with murder
for the killing of J. NJ. Hendrick,
MEMBER OF the Idaho legislature,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-10-28

If people who are troubled with
colds would make use of Ayers
Cherry Pectoral before attending
Oh urch or public lectures, they would
avoid coughing, and the comfort of
bearers and speakers would be
greatly promoted. The Pectoral
enables public speakers to speak
clearly and without fatigue, having
an immediate and wonderful effect
in increasing the power and tiexi-
bility of the voice.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-10-28
DR. SIP Z N N ET
NO. II KEARNEY STREET,
Treats all Chronic and Special Dtssassa
xounE Men

Young Men
WHO may be suffering from the effects
w OF youthful fOllies or indiscretion
Will do well to avail themselves of this
the greatest boon ever laid at the altar oi
suffering humanity. DIR. SPINNEY will
guarantee to forfeit $500 for every case oil
seminal weakness or private disease of
any Kind or character which he Undertake.
and fails to cure.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
There are many at the age of thirty tn
sixty who are troubled with to freulient
evacuation of the bladder, often accOm-
panied by slight smarting or burnine,
sensation, and weakening of the system
IN manner the patient cannot Account
Tor. On examining the urinary deposits
ropy sediment will often be found and
sometimes small particles of albumen will
appear, or the color will be of a thin milk
ish hue, again changing to q dark and
torpid appearance. There are MANY men
who die of this difficulty ignorant of the
cause, which is the second stage of semin.
III weakness. DIR. s. will guarantee a ner
feet cure in all such cases, and a health,
restoration of the genito-urinarv organs.
OFFICE HoURs-10 to 4 and to 8. SIM,
DAYS from 10 to II A. M. Consultation free.
Thorough examination and advice. S..
Call or address,
DIR. SPINNEY & co.
No. ~ Kearny st., San Franisco.
San Francisco, CAL, ApI. IS, 1878. I:y
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-10-28

during May last, brought in a verdict
Of not guilty
y large number of squatters 10
Gated recently on coal lands oh Green
and Cedar rivers, W. I. Lends are
no! vet surveyed AMI discovercr,
can only hold land by actual pos
session. y number Of tcnts were
taken out for t!.at ruiro-e.
The probability Of {. nkling l,ins
Secretary CT the TicH, my is freely
hcl OF al Wash 'ne;un. and il is
very evident his appointment would
BE- received with more favor by
prominent Republicans than two
weeks ago or even il week since.
Major Jordan, commanding at
Fort Missoula, reports ,Itt three
I!atlead Indians were killed. nCar
that post 10y citizens. CHIEF Charlie
demands the Surrender O. the muir
dcrers, and has sent runners to JACKIE
agency for aid in enforcing his call.
The failures for the week through
ont the country were l16, distribu-
ted rs follows: Eastern States II,
Western States IS, Southern States
1G, Middle States, Including New
York, 80, Pacific States II This is
the largest number reported for
many weeks. the middle States es-
pecially showing considerable in
crease.
The New York !Sult says, editorially:
The monopolies are getting deep
root in the Senate, of new men.
Camden represents the Standard |
Oil Company, Miller of California
the Fur Seal corporation, Miller of
New York wood pulp, Wilson is
attorney for the Union Pacific Rail
road and will serve that interest
faithfully.
The New York Republican State |
Committee have sent notice to GUS
tom house employees that contribu-
lions to defray election expenses of
that State are in order, aud Il con-
siderable body Of CLERKS have waited
on Collector Robertson for advice.
He is reported to have promised to
sec the committee about it, and get |
q change or modification of their
plans.
Moody and Sankey have gone to
Europe, but not in company. The !
old firm of evanselists has been dis
solved. Mr.. Sankey AYERS stcutly !
that there has been no quarrel or
misunderstanding touching divis-
ion of the proceeds of the partner
ship. Mr.. Moody is silent. Their
paths in the future will diverge.
Each will work out lis own and the
worlds salvation in his own way.
And, the laborcr being worthy of his
hire, as the Scripture hath it, neither
will starve.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-10-28
To the Unfortunate.
.IOTCundC0.
DR.. Gibbons
DiSPENSARy,

800 KEARNEY
OSc St., corner of
Commercial Street,
San Francisco. Es.
tablished i'm 1854, for
the treatment ofSex-
ual and Seminal Dis.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-10-28
Clothing.

Gentlemen will find the finest assert
meat OF Clothing to be found outside of
San Francisco.
Boots and Shoes, from the finest calf
down to the heaviest "hrosan." Rubber
Boots and Owe. shoes, for men. women
and children, and
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-10-28

Mr.. David Burntrager and Miss
Viola Kimsey, of this county, were
married, on the 9th inst.
, 1881-05-22

. g.. ANOTHER VIEW OF THE GAME. '
yesterday, in the large vacant lot just below
he circus tents number Of gentlemen in
hauefuliy short undercluthes and vtl!atnoue
BOOKINGS engaged in scuf1e which attracted
The attention Of about 5000 people for several
hours, interfering with the business OF all the
peanut banks and waffle factories In the neigh
bofhood. Nine of those participating 1u the
melee belong to this city. The rest we're salo 10
have come from Massachusetts, which fs suburb
Of Boston, With the exception Of one Mr. Barker,
who, be It said to his credit took no more active
part in the fray than tn dodge things WHICH were
betng thrown about and come in for the major
Part If the stirring remarks tnduIEed IN from
Time to time by friends OF tho factions OPPOSING
occasionally he was Barker up the "fong tfeer
TO to speak, but this is Irrelevant
!. Exactly how the row began 1t Is d1fhcnlt TO
TELL Some say that 1t arose from dispute De-
tween Messrs. Anson. Of Chicago, and BusdocR'
or Boston, over half-dollar. However THIS oe'
trouble IVES Immediately preclpftated. Nj.
cro~ley, ct Boston, grabbed Up a club and sca.-
se1ed the Chicago boys ali over the GROUND "1tn
tae exception Of Mr. Flint who stole in pehlnd
PIN, and would have undoubtedly got 10 some
Tween. - :
. Nj. Goldsmith, OF this city. fearlesly faced The
m1uFlated Crowley, and tried 10 knock tne ctnu
Crowley retaiiated By rappine this heavily, ana no
eenotnK 1t whIzzinR at the head OF Mr. tttna
Cnicago, whu was powerfully engaged In sp1.13s y
2n ~ MIS- hands at what he considered 70 oe . sM.e
Instance. He ceased his salival occupauon
ftnoaaeny, fns stopped the pro5ectls By gs,omnen oT.
1 eeat and Indignantly threw the thing over ho 20
as friend MI. Anson, also Of Chicago VINO
, 1881-05-22
English Appreciation of American Lett
rerS.

London ftfEs.
American literature has now become SO far
English that 1t has supplied us with mure house
hold words than the literature Of any other
country, except France. Mr.. LoWeiFs own
"Biglow Papers" have lent us somc-notably
the skepttcal criticism OF John P, RnDtnsDn on
tho culture OF Palestine, and the warning ns to
the necessity Of early rising when one l. at
tempting to clrcuulvent the Absolute. From
thought to be. Mark Twain, we have derived not
only by-wortis, but opportunities for that mex
tingufshabic lnu2hter which seems to refresh
and renew the whole system. II Mark Twain
hnd written nothing hut the account Of his pur-
chase Of the celebrated Mexican plug. and his
account OF bow ho once increased fhe Cfrcu-
iatlon Of IN agricultural paper, he would have
made his mark among the humorists who have
used tho English language. Mr. Bret Harte has
supplied us with the immortal economical re-
tlcctions of Bill Nye. and has formulated the
doubt which NE af feel in the presence Of the
MonRolian race, tho doubt whether Aryan man
ts nor played out has mt had his innings, and fs
on the point Of following tho Toltecs into tho
grave of vanished peoples. But these
arc onlv the first names that
occur. Our fiction owes its most refined
and elaborate pages to Mr.. James and Mr: Row.
els our anthropolo9y is Under heavy debt TO
MIR. Bancroft and slr. Morgan, our criticism IL
sharpcned BY contact with thai of bali dozen
brilliant writer's. and perhaps 1t is only in poetry
that We still venture 70 think. If We may use IN
appropriate expression, "wc have the inner
tracks," Tho American Cuucmslans are GER
tuinly not played ont and we may perhnps cx-
pect from them the poet who Is to succeed our
foremost living masters .
, 1881-05-22

/ 20 spare the matter was not brouxhr before sh,
| have boon IL Chicago had needed that Faua.
There ia no truth In the assertion about An,
sons saying that In the cage OF the ball refusef
oy the WorcesteEs because the umpire did moi
would hnye protested It,. There Is no such 1htnn
| Us prutest recognized by the League concerns
ing my matter left 10 tho discretion Of he um- n
pfre, and Anson said nothing Of the sort.
The Detroit folks talk about bringing tia Fcru
| guson- -Houck incident to the notice Of rhn
| League. They will propably think botter: Of It
This wus case solely under the Jurisdiction Of
decline to meddle with IT.. At least etch Is ths,
view held bg President Hubert
Ferguson desires to have corltradfcted the re-
ported disbandonmeut or removal from Troy OF
such move md the hackers OF the Club ut home
are not men who will weaken WHEN they take
hoid of ANYTHING. Des'des. he asserts that were
he to lose the support OF the Troy Directors, be-
would carry the club through on bis own respon-
stbtltty. - ::
4 change IN the schaduie has been made Mt
Detroit. Providence will play Monday, Instead
stead of Saturday, These changes are untIe in
order to make sure that the Eastern clubs viii
thore. = & -
The Enquirer man. who sometimes Rets thing
rtghr. figures that '.Troy's bad luck may broken.
hut the team has no staying qualities, and will
gut sorry figure In the race: Worcester Is too
panicky. We regard the showing thus far 70 be-
that Chicago. Boston. Cleveland and Buffalo
have the strongest teams, and may probably
rate in the order named"
The Lone Star Base Ball Club has reorsnnized
for the season, with thu following players: NI,
Fitzgerald. c.; T. Mcdonald, D.; ]. Hickey. S. s.;
2. Snatn. lb.: F. CArliu. 2b.: W.. Murphy, 3b; P.
Creed. ]. r.: T. Hughes, c. t.: G. Mccarthy. r. +.
They are :desirons 70 hear from amateur clubs
il the city and Vicinity. who may address 'chal-
!enges to G. ). sunder, manager, No. aee,,5 Hue
lsland-as, or to +. Harlem, No. 2l3 ". Polk-st,
city. /:
Haverlys New Mastodon Minstrels havo or
9anized a basc-ball ninc. consisting Of tho FOL-
lowing: +. Harley, c.: J. II. Mack, p; }. Cur
@ @,ana, b.; G. Queen, t.; E Hopkins, sb,; !.
Wright, c. +. They played their lrst match May
Il at Dixon. ~, with Dixon College, the Masto-
% don suits are u Wbte eI VIII red socknes nsts
and trimmings. and ii iarge letter "H . on tho
breHst shields. Mr. Macg Is negotiating with and
will probably engage John Phclan (now In the
-Dubuquesl Us catcher. :
, 1881-05-22

rou ,,ao,, 1r- go, - = -
Fan nm n GGowtey G.y On the kidney with It as be
went nv~r @ az Se"ley ss Lnen cult Mr. Anson. and
setts had nt4a.s Ar. aornuug. Of Asssachu-
was fisMarshiu1s y poSsession ol the club and
which waa innssd :. "sAoly over Mt. fltnts head,
worn hx rafraat seu ~ rat-tfap Similar to that
again Hca,.aI at criminals. Mr. Goldsmith.
struck and sant Is uo'hek; h1... and Mr. HornunE
having hanea hEnterea one OF Sells sfdeshows without
sian nj 1sir, a INC eye OF the Limerick Clrcaa-
bow manSrtI .hpt th SO tnnen paint OH the rain
will hnTa - - S1a. t1!Al oriiltant but rare animal
, 1881-05-22

s7o,. ..so,,a ..a,,,a >n.,,-aa.. 80 [,s,,. .,,z
eosrn,, +o,,.,- sr,,,, s -. .....7,ao.,aa -
Inon r,a,,,,a 49,, or.e,. ,,a s,sh.t.n e,,,1a.o'
~ +ha $500. - ,aen 49, ,a..sas.ra.~1 ~
.o,s o,,aa,sr.' ~ ...a.s.-- - 49, sa.- -
Fas thoroughly "rubbed In bur not without
rigorous resistance by the visitors, who played
me of tbe Hnnsf fetatnr gurau avar soar
= - -. .,.s -. ,.-. -. 49,. 49,. ..S- :.
wy ~ @1. a!eau9 hsp. uo"u '4io esote "neu ~
eetued 1nevttAo!e that runs would be made.
they were, however, perfectly helpless against
soldsmfth's nftchinp. SECURING hut three clean
-. ,,e+ 81. - 80 80. x..t..s .o..,.
aus u*a4n9t n..1- auo 'e1 e'so. 4at.nes Ret.'nE
for Busron, aud Whitney. whose arm was
.famed." probablr on account of the heavy
,,,,,,sn,,a,t no rooot,o7 4ha 5,r hafn.a
F1"7""eae Ae ee%e.se" s..e 0'3 .'e3ot 6.
covered nsst base BOND tareo no better.
being batted with greut freedom and eff
feet. The ONLY error made by Boston was that
- u1,,+,ori, w., n7 q h,,l +hro,r,, ~, n,,,,o,r
~ :" u"ns, ~ Aos u o&'t ."to - =, .Aeiaoe@'
out IT dlu NOT auece tho score. Ch'cagos runs
singles by Williamson. Burns. Goldsmith, Flint
wy .''o ene a4, ~ ,pe n1l'u VI ees1a na's
pS Golasnaltn. quest. anu Oairsmple. 6ut LOT
GoldSmfth's caretesSty ovcrunnfng third base in
the second inning another earned run would
hare hoen made. nutrrrnnfe in the fourth and
xr,,s - .Is.. -, - saoss-. @ -
Ae1'y IN Inc e'eoen suae'eo ~ consequence VI
trying to make too many bases on their clean
The uu1pirfnp was tho very worst conceivable.
.rd +ho I,ostone fn,.r-;a1,1v e,or tho boet ~ tha
.,,,.,.aa.e t.,,~. 80 49,, 49,, -, ~ 49,.
= sluuaeFs- IN one 1uHluQ I'VE men aao to pe put