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RAILWAY ITENIs.

THL FIRST through shipment Of freight from
havana 10 san Francisco was made Via New or.
leans on last Tuesdey aud consisted IT four cases
9feigats, consigned 10 Arnold, Pollak & Co. The
goods arrived there on the steamship Morgan,
aud were forwarded over the Southern Pacific
road ~ San Francisco.
New York Indicator Monday "As predicted
hy The Daily Indicator months age, the Memphis
Y Ohatlytoh Railroad company falls TO make the
payments erreed upon for releasing the road
ir1m the East Tennessee Virginia & Georgia
company The latter company, after ai.
Memphis 4 Charleston people 10
recoverable control Of their rosd, now propose
lo exact the mll payment of what IL really Jue,
end thereby Increase the amount TO be paid
Bosros, Jan. l&-Tho fourteenth annual to.
port Of the railroad commissioner shows tho
mileage Of roads In the state Increased during
The year twcuty.unc and miles; total mile.
aye. 5Is OF main line an' aches, OF which
80 mile, II dnuhlc.lraek, gtusS Income for
tue year was 500 37s inCt,o,r, igsl,g7I: total
expenses, s.ogii, 100; average fare ON all roads,
Two cent. per mile, number OF persons inluTed
gers
A hoard Of United states engineer officer, 10
consist Of Majors ", 4 Merrill, Alexander Mac.
htri'-, q. II. Eanst aud Captain Thomas H.
liAi dbury, has been ordered TO convene at Van
bnlcn Arkansas, W consider the plans mud To-
tauon ola bridge proposed To bc built over the
Arkansas river nj that point by the ~ Losis
san Francisco railroad G ,mpany An per
sons Interested In this structure, and psriicu.
latly 1hoso Interested In the uA, = stlnn vt tho
nVyr are expected 10 appear before the boa,d
aud give their Views aud wishes
Ihr ,sTcst decrease In the for,c'o.urs sales
compared with obvious years, NJ wei A. Tho
gtca, mortality which has AlIeudCd failNsy
isvvsun, ns with IN the last seven Yeas Is iudi-
Gated by The following summary;
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II 10 thus shown that during the AL seven
years no less than 17s fail.ay oompaniu. hay.
ING mileage Of nearly atuNO miles or sbout n
per cent Vt the present mileage " The United
states, and representing Al tppAfcnt invest.
mcnt VI not fat nom G,t.0o0.tU or nearly u
per cent ~ The total railway investment In thc
county, dave passed through bankruptcy, fore.
Ulos tire aud reorganization.
lhc Indicator say. Of dht. -four railroads
covering about three .sisbihs II lhe ioisl mile.
age OF the whole country. the earning. OF when
are reported tot the year 1881 by the fisantiAl
chronicle, only four show 4 decline IN earn.
lngs, while hity.Oue show alRrgs loo CO = a.
rnmnan with The year ISL The car NJ
Tue month " December ,hnw sAiislau :, II.
grvns. NJ compnfsy with Dec, mbsr Of last year
Where decline isshuwn. Il |, chi ily un The
gtaia moving tosds aid the Denver & Rio
utsnde Las, year. during u cemhsr aud Jan.
uefy, grain was cumiuE forward very fapidlt,
while this season the mov,msni hes bee 4
SLOW, in consequence Of the Disqualification III
iafme's With prices now rad The inclination
u VIZ renefa TO waii until Later In the season
und, The impression that prizes Gust impfuvp
WIN The fnielgn demand In this We bsiiste
IN, farmers ate shrwit 3 ro,i Judgment The
news ffom ahtOsi ,iicabas that the srrtrse
,Ov N ehsstin ruryr through less sfes
plenitd aud The sfsri q rrrtli ilu1,is n fuilt
, per cent hslnN i.sl yeai. aud lhs Iari being
tnstsined, fis gliie evident that The nti SUI.
Plus cfihis Euuhtfy sui he r. demand At hishrf
prices hanfhe rfssnt The crop that Il m The
county wiz sstariiy crmc forward during
she s1asoa. 1.-THE q. fic rs.es now te.ns
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- A,usus'ed Marriage Guide, go page. e,c,s
- sA o s,' 'ina'ns, 50 cents same pspsr ecys,
? cents Manhood, 10 cents: wom.nhaos ~ "a
vsn ' pamphlet 5 cents securely scale, ~
Wiz s SsnI money or poStsee uar,,s ~
stree, 81 Ic ,ne great specialist cIs ST Ch,slss
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0ciu Advertisements.
DIR. STRoNG'S PILLS.

The Old, Well-Tried, Wonderful, Health
Renewing Remedies
strong Sanalive pills for ihellver. speedy
cure Tor liver complaint regulating the bowels,
purifying the blood, cleansing from malarlal
daint perfect cure for sick headache, constl.
talon. and dyspepsia
sttone'spectoral pills insure healthy appetite,
good digestion, regularity of the bowels. A sure
remedy for colds and rheumatism, A precious
boon to delicate females soothing and bracing
The nervous sysiem and u inc vigor and healt,'
" every fibre Of the body. sold by druggists
Fot PAMPHLETS, etc., address Box ESQ., New York
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sustained, will pay Me railroads h.nd,Omel,

sustained, viii pay ,he railroads Handsomely
before the season is over.
Portland, Oregon. paper says: SO soon as
me csniifugal pump, which was shipped from
New loiS earl, this month, arrives. the North
ern Pacific Terminal company will make the
experiment. Of tlling COUSIN lake, the Site 70. the
Union Passenger depot with sand from the bot
tom 81 The WillameIte. Il is proposed. sssum.
lng that the pump will accomplish what toe
manufacturers claim for il. to coniuct the sand
IN iron pipes ficm The place OF pumping To the
lake, The pump ordered has a capacity
OF bOC0 gallons per minute. Il will III,
II Is thought about four parts of waite.
u one part sand, and with an ingenious ar.
rangcment for turning the conducting pips
there viii probably bs but little cnokinS OF the
pipe; ThsSe pipes are us.d with singular sue
cess IN Galveston bay in Hing up low lands but
they have not been used on this coast The
cost or filling ths lake by ordinary means
haulisg earth with railroad trains from the
summit ON tho West side road, or from other
iocA tiles, will be enormous There ia l. cool coo
yards OF fill 20 be made, and basing the expense
on the cost to the Or, gon 4 California railroad
Tor the filling OF North Front street last wear II
viii take nearly S40O 900 The cost by The
pumping method viii scarcely reach fourth OF
tbs sm9unt. should the experiment fail the
MI VIII be made 10y transporting earth in cars.
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We extract the following fr,m smith, nd
wards Co. annual cotton circular
Att.t whas we have said above about the gen.
eral stato OF trade, not much remains - he added
>out the prospects of our market We close the
state OF great depression. and thd pub.
usual look 81 anything thnmgh the me.
Ne influence that temporarily prevail.
~ last year the feeling was lust the
md sp,cula ion was very active,
<I 0l>092 were shout II. per pound higher
4Vx. The chict cause ~ this difference 10
1871 % very large crop from America,
49, e. viih vcfy shrft one last ypaf
1&l1IU oeiimntcs are ar thfee.qusrtefs 70
UIQI14 % agsinsi a,irld uI 3 rs on last
&XII sight this immense increase msy
mt the dsclite ami even ~ Justify
<eG but ,he mote corr % war Of
II is-that last short
Dplemensed by hsf million
out ~ tho previous large
peat l'rse crop win have 10 Re.
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CURE YOURSELF!

Dr. Oohnnnans reretlbie curats~ h warranty, a, ,,rf
man.n,y tsc oil iotms Of sp,gL AittfrAsA "a Se.Ss
mehtn.si, Otn'rai ehlll, imreisa,. e.s, aid gs,s
"lc,t fnveI" aud hfings hack the steaikai Ilro,H M
those Who have DESTROYED Thy sexual cAcfs ssr s,il ns
tees IN 'front.' two 10 sewn wttAa time. sfrl,tl, r,lS
has hycn u'ed by d. hohnnan In hs private etl,s n,
over thlly years, was he,u known 10 Tall IN shrne u
The WORST ttstS Il gives Vitality and lnpstis'tu. IA
Win wonderful CLINT 70 tlo,e nddlt-aged m, WAC k,ls
Nels.'a beyoad th,r rAIs v, inygotsi.ns pIlpsri.s
are ieit a. once. Nblff Htn Mrerrf from he brkA
inerces q that lrssd;a,y fue.i,c hsbi " 50 Aba
tan ust thu melcilr wlh te hfsuuttc vi usfd "a,
PERMANENT Wie Tho partm AIN. g.fsrgtlt nd -
hsy ofsrrif 81 once a. asis dlo,ily ne Nm nhs
90 a. soothing aud healing tonc tnd nno,is ~ r ~
ted seminal yclclef and Initiated ducr nnrafin, pnva
and tone pnd rQcng them 70 ihT hGiurl rtn's VI rinl
o. u the hancnl habt hal ngysr hfn in-ir,, ls' ifr
rffedien1 are simple productions u raiun hslif rod.
hcfn etc. and nfe sneyhc Tor Tie ubo dlitasss n
uflfcs, Five Dol,an, isnt vih nt dfr,iIont a.. .
rny nddnss. For sale only u Dr. q A. bQhsnnan, dds
No ~ Moth in Sn,t bsiMeui Washlllion assias IN.
Grotn srvri, S. 1nms, -. isiatl. mod IN ifrl -
rS-Dr, Bs"tr,ails On Special lsss,s,,r Nheh rlNs.
rtu dencalion OF the nature, rdints symnoGs f1ns ~
rfr, etc, Of sirultis. hfniNAL NLAk<ISs In. ~
llStL to any nddieisupon 'sotir, oionc stamp
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NEW YORK RI

Opening Close Close
To-day. To-day. Yesterday
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FUTURES

ANOTHER day of depression and weakness in
the cotton market, and 9i5c. is now the talk for
middling cotton in Nav York; the bears have
but little opposition The market closed stcndy,
to points lower than last night Spots
were Lilo lower at New York and Liverpool.
Chicago Produce Chicago was strong on corn
and wheat to-day, clos ng a little lower than
last night on wheat and higher on corn Feb
rusry wheat, Sl,0l Corn. t6S. Pork, $3.50.
NEW YORK.
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~, ~ yon doubt come 10 see "a and We WIN
NuKk YOU, or charge nothiugl Write far n m,u
ne wa and copy OF the little hook .Mesasse
si. ,n y. Vniotlonatc suffering" ASK any linz.
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NERVOUS DERILIYY,
Tho naila. a wichita pai,rooa cornan,

Tho Dallas q wichita pailrond Company
ttcnrTAhi,a OrrivE Dallas, Texas, Dccem.
her isSi -Thtre WILDE held the regular N.
nual meeting Of the stockholders Of the Dallas
wichita Railroad Company. at the general
ONCE OF SID company In tho city of Dallas, al
,he hou- OF " o'clock unoonl on Tuesday, The
Tuesday IN said month, Al The same time and
piece there viii be Field the regular annual
meeting Of the board OF dlfeoioss cfthe ,aid bal
La a Wichita Railroad Company
leeo-si " McCOhNf{k. Secretary
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cpCc PRESCRIPTION for Ill spesd, rur, n
VuCI hcrilnAl WEAKNESS l,e, Wsphona
- Nervousness, Confuslod of ideas Avaf.
30 s &C. ~ p,lscsiyS and disorder
drugyisi has the irgrccionu Zl I.ouis : |, ntire
,usutuss CID 81. Charles, E1Lonik No 49,
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msdteal.

- lik ANoaNs IFV.iIIs,' ,-,.....|.7.-lI.
IN IN nAoe rs his agents sor ~, .,.,. hAhth
Hi.s ~ neier.faihns rsmede. -Ss,n :. ssss !"
Sss Aes'esstiye o. vtaliserS AZ sr.' \.
r 1seiy, loes u iasnAosc ss S,sh
morn whicS sseGid Al eiSc ,;,e h , 81 Ia
sooye renncned: then Al once =, - Me AseSses
the W r snieegn Us by your diur,itest VIE s'em
O"owwppSS BALDWIN 4 WILLIAMS
Hv r,,si, :, =, DragS lists, lallas fexss
y te~n al howell& Bros and Ises rel,;se.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-04

THE MULE AHEAD.-A combat oc-
Cured in. Clarendon, S. c., the other day
between boiler explosion and mule.
By the explosion the mule, which was
pitched to a watercart standing few
feet from the engine, was blown out OF
the shafts distance of twenty yards OF
more, and alighted on his feet none the
worse for his rapid transit, except few
scalds on his legs. The boilor, however
is among the things Of the past.
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Phoebe to Luning. Z. L C. X. r.. - Sc!
CHAS. A. KING,
Agent at Phoebe for Bristol and West Llnes
HENRY CATLlN,
Agent for South Lines.
Phoebe. January 10. 1882.
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NOTICE.
TO All Whom IT May Concern:

A Ii PERSONS OWNING OR HAVING THE
"A control Of any Horse. Mule, Jack. Jenny,
Hog, Sheep. Goat. or any head Of Neat Cattle,
in Pahranagat Valley or vicinity, are hereby
notified that If any Of the above named stocK or
cattle shall break into or trespass upon my
ranch, the same known as STkIN'S RANCH.
situated southerly from the Town Of Hike, and
extending to the Lake, in the County Of Lincoln,
State of Nevads, and in Pahransgat Valley, the
same having Lawful Fence. and enclosed by
the same, l will take up and keep the animals
% trespAssiDg, and II within Ten Days there
animals and pay all damages sustained by sAid
trespsss. together with the cost OF keeping,
will post the same under the Estray Laws o.
this State, and she'll proceed against the owner
and said animals in manner provided by sait
Laws. CHAS. STEIN.
Hike, Nevada, July %, 1883.
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Beaver (Utah) Record: About P. NJ.
last Wednesday Ben Hutchings was going
upon the bench when he espisd little boy
OF Andrew Morris kindling a fire right
on the top and in the center of the latter
gentleman's straw stack, or rather shed.
Mr.. Hutchings gave the alarm and rushed
to put out the incipient fire, but too late;
he had only time to rescue the boy, when
the flames, with lightning like rapidity,
had got beyond control. Everything per-
tanning to the shed and stable was utter
ly destroyed; luckily however sufficient
time elapsed to enable all the domestic
animals to be rescued About $50 will
cover the loss.
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A little ten-year-old miss told her
mother that she was never going to
marry, but meant to be a widow; be-
cause widows dressed in such nice biace,
and always looked 30 happy.
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When Brigham Young was alive he
collected his tenth of the farmer with a
persistency that baked at nothing. On
one occasion he called before him sub
ject, who has since removed to this state,
and said: Brother Blank, you have not
brought in my wheat this year. 81
didn't raise single bushel," was the re-
Ply @"Then I'll take it in oats. 81 have
none" "Well, hay will do" II have no
hay" ''Then bring in potatoes or corn"
Cloth crops were failure, oh wise
prophet. All l have on my farm are ten
bushels of onions, and of course the Lord
don't eat onions" maybe not, growled
the old man, "but you bring me bushel
and we'll take the risk of it,. Mr. Blank
says it was that hushel of onions which
convinced him that there was something
suspicious about old Brigham's inspira'
tions. 1t was too strong religion.
-[Wall Street News.
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Can man marry his deceased wife's
sister in any part of America Mot un.
less the sister is willing, and as general
thing she isn't. She knows him too
well.
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The Inyo Independent says that COW
on J. ii. Martins ranch, on Bishop
Creek, recently gave birth to FIVE we'll
developed calves.
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"What is the use" says Mrs. Frank
Leslie, "of woman with an income of
$4,000 entering into the matrimonial
state ?" Mrs. Leslie has narrow and
contracted ideas of life, which should be
overcome. Capitalization of wealth is
one of the dangers which women should
avoid.
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A correspondent writes from Aqua
Limpia to the Los Angeles Times, under
date OF July Goth, as follows: Last, week
in my cow corral was little snake four
feet long and in his mouth was a cotton
tail rabbit. The rabbit was a common
sized one, and its head was down the
snakes throat to the shoulders. 1t was
a fearful sight, and it frightened the
cows, also the boy who shot it with a
Winchester rifle. Two days after l heard
turkey making an alarm. went to
it, and turkey half-grown had its
feathers all the wrong way and its head
near the ground and within eighteen oil
twenty inches of black rattlesnake, ant
was getting nearer, and neither of then
noticed me until 1 disturbed the SNAKE
with a stone, taking him by surprise
The turkey seemed to be relieved. VIVA
the snake would have done I do no
know, but it seemed to me that he hat
the turkey under his control, and woult
in very short time have struck it.
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Frisco Times: Hon. Allen G.. Camp.
bell will arrive in camp soon. He is here
for the purpose of determining the pro.
gramme for the work upon Cactus ore.
The newly erected 5.stamp mill and con-
centrator works well, but the water
supply at present too limited for profit
able work.
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FOR SALE.

business HOUSES, DWELLING HOUSES
ID and furniture. Four Work Horses and
3h.inch Fish Wagon for sale Cheap by
o2.lE CHAS. STEIN.
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d,c tn Copper day at home. sample worth IS
~ III VAJiree. Address srISsoSa&.oe., PoE-
land Msins.l,
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Mutual affection is beautiful thing,
and every fresh exhibition OF its tender
ness affects us to tears. A wife-possi.
bly, an old wife-on certain occasion
fell overheard. The husband rushed
frantically about the deck, literally tear.
ing his hair out by the handful and cry.
ing in the most beseeching tones, T" Foi
heavens sake, save her, save her; she i:
my wife. The noble sailors thought Of
their own sweethearts and ran all risks
and at last brought the poor woman into
the cabin OF the swooning husband. The
look of gratitude he gave them fully re
paid them for all their efforts. Then, re
covering his equinamity, he thrust hi
hand into his wife's wet pocket, pulled
out a somewhat plethoric purse, and
with infinite relief, said, "Old woman
the next time you tumble overheard
Just leave the purse behind, will you
You scared me almost to death"
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passing loveliuess, that sends the hot
blood coursing through his veins like
hard liquor down the throat OF a Bullion
william No 3, being a failing haulcr,
only receives pout but he poor fellow,
fondly imagines that the others received
no such recognition, and that he alone
holds the winning hand This tabeau
is repeated at each meal, and how the
affair is going TO terminate is more than
We care to venture an opinion ON lust at
present
DIED. Edwin, the little seven.year.old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Brown died
on the morning OF July 2Sth, of innam.
matory rheumatism. The little boy had
suffered great torture for about three
weeks, when death came to his relief
THE August term Of the Sixth judicial
District Court will met on Monday next.
There will be considerable business be-
fore his Honor, Judge Rves. During
the week Sheriff Sherwood has been busy
summoning trial jurors.
THE heaviest and incest rain.storm
that has visited Phoebe for years occurred
last Saturday and large stream of water
flowed down the street. 1t also rained
a couple OF hours ON Sunday afternoon.
A. X. GRIM, of the Day Company, is
expected to arrive about the 9th or 9Th.
II is to be hoped that he has succeeded
in making arrangements for the starting
up OF the Day furnace at Bristol.
Ir really looks as though Jackrabbit
District was going to produce an immense
mine in the near future. Big accounts
of developments OF mining property are
being brought to town.
JosEN1 CLARK, the oldest son of Mrs
J. McFaddan, is visiting his mother
Joe LETT Phoebe about eight years ago for
college, and this is his first visit to Phoebe
since that time.
Col. BRADFUTE, OF the Moapo Indian
Reservation, was up during the weel
after supplies. He reports everything
quiet at the lower part OF the county.
JENNIE ELvIARE, the infant child o
George and Lettie Nesbitt, died OIL
Wednesday and was buried at 2 clocl
the following day.
Our ranchers throughout the county ar
so busy gathering the crops that they cal
not even find time for the pleasure Q
quarreling.
]. EIsEsMANs and family, who hay
been spending several weeks at the ranc
in Pahranagat Valley, returned on Sun
day evening.
THE Board of County Commissioner
viii met on Monday. the 9Th. Presen
your bills to the Clerk Of the Board tc
day.
A. S. THOMPSON left early in the wee
for Panguisch Lake, Utah, on trip {
pleasure and recreation.
. THERE will be services held at til
Catholic Church at the usual hour SUI
day morning.
JUDGE RIvEs is expected to arrive b
, this evenings stage.
THE Lake Valley ranchers have a
raised good crops this season.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-12
Resolutions Adopted

The Delaware Fire Company held a
meeting on Tuesday evening and adop-
ted the following resolutions
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased an al|-wise
Providence to remove from our midst,
by a sudden and awful visitation, our
late fellow-memb ber, James p. Kerrigan !;
and
WHEREAS, 1t is proper and fitting
that we, his friends and associates,
should make public and appropriate eX'
pressions of our appreciation Of the deep
loss we have sustained by his untimely
death therefore, be it
Resolved, That in the death Of James
?. kerrigan this Company has lost a
valued member, the fire department an
efficient worker and the community a
useful and respected citizen.
Resolved, That we tender his bereav.
ed wife and family our sincerest sympa-
thy in the great atfiiction that has been
visited upon them, and feeling the in
adequacy of words to express fully and
sufficiently sentiments appropriate toan
occasion of such solemn import, com
mend them to the God Of the widow and
the fatherless, with the best wishes for
their future welfare.
Resolved, That copy of these reso-
lutions be sent to the family Of our de-
parted friend and also published in all
the daily papers of the city, and as a
further mark Of respect to the memory
of the deceased the apparatus Of the
Company be draped in mourning for the
space OF thirty days.
JAS. DALEY,
Ed. F. LUMMINS,
FERD. CHAIRS,
Committee.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-12
AND STILL ANOTHER.
The Quickstep get Lett at Potts.
vllle-The Harrisburg ChlcaxOed,

AS was anticipated by nearly every
person yesterday, the Quickstep base
ball club (if we can call them a club)
were again defeated at lottsville by the
Anthracite, and the exclamations OF
disgust against the home team were
heard upon every hand. 1t was rumor-
ed last night that several of the players
were released yesterday and would not
be permitted to 60 to Reading to-day, as
new players had been secured to play in
their stead. Fox, late pitcher Of the
Baltimore, arrived here yesterday, and
il is stated went to Reading this morn
ing to play with the Quicksteps this
afternoon, when they will cross bats
with the Active.
Following is the score:
Anthracite O2 1913 90 ks
Quickstep 10000 900 0 o.
The +. Z. Smith club, of this city,
will 60 to Milford next Tuesday, and
play the crack nine of that town.
The Quickstep will arrive home this
evening or tomorrow morning, and will
play the Trenton club in the afternoon,
at Quickstep Park.
In Tuesdays game at Harrisburg the
Wilmington team made nine errors to
their opponents three. The Qnickstep
had thirty-two at the bat and the Har-
risburg thirty-nine.
Oldfeld, who played with the Our
Boys last season, is now playing with
the Hartvilles.
Games elsewhere yesterday:
At Harrisburg-Merritt, l6; Harris
burg, 0.
At Reading-Trenton, 0; Active, a.
At Baltimore-Me Metropolitan, 3; Bal.
timore, |,
iAt Pittsburg-Athletic, -; ALE,
gheny, 3.
At Philadelphia, |; ;Cleye,
land, 8.
AT Detroit Detroit, 2; Boston, 6.
At Buffalo--Butfalo, 1 ; New York;.
At Chicago-Providence, IA; Chicago,
II.
At Newark-Newark, l3; Princeton,
At St. Louis-Columbus, 2; St. Louis,
Is.
At Woodbury., N. J.-August Flower,
of N. j., .; August Flower, of Philadel'
phia, 8.
At Philadelphia-Hartville l3; Nice.
town, O.. West Philadelphia, Z; Def.
ance, a. Record nine, II; Associated
Press, 5.