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an 1T A WORD TO say"
The HOn. John q. New Refuses to Talk
About Dorsey.
New York World


A short, thick-set man, wearing a white
straw hat and genial smile, stood at the door
of the Gilsey House yesterday afternoon. 1t
was Han. John G. New, Of Indiana. A
World reporter approached and introduced
himself.
"Mr. New" said the reporter, ''the public
would be interested to read anything you
have to say about the recent utterances of
Senator Dorsey"
Mr. New drew long sigh and plaintively
blew bis nose. Then ne shook his lorefnecr
:mpressively at the reporter and answered
bitterly;
81 haven't damned word to say. Tell
'em that"
Mr.. VIM E. English, a son of the Hon.
w. Fl. English, is staying at the Leland
House. He said:
'I think that Dorsey has notoriety enough
without my adding to it. The Republicans
spent money freely in our State in 1880
Dorsey was there in full force, and l think
that Stephenson was on hand also OF the
inside history of the Republican campaign
know nothing. There is no excitement in
Indiana just now. We will not have an
other election until the next Presidential
contest. How the State will 20 then it is
impossible to say, for the great parties are
about evenly divided. The Democrats were
never in better shape than now. My father
has retired from active work in public
affairs, although he watches them with in
terest.
eff the next Democratic candidate is to be
rom Indiana, Hendricks and Mcdonald are
the men most acceptable to the people.
do not think Hendricks cares for the nomi.
nation, and should Mcdonald be chosen he
would receive universal support among tue
Democrats. Holman is well thought OF, but
in Indiana he is not much talked about for
the Presidency"
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THE CASE OF RICHARD sP1rrAL.

His Friends VIII Try to Prove Self Defence
at the COrOner's Inquest In Philadelphia
To-Day.
Richard Spittall, who caused the death OF
Geoge Christophersen, the Norwegian mate
OF the dredger Commodore, to prove to TO
coroner's jury which meets in Philadelphia
to-day, to investigate the case, that the blow
was struck In self-detense and will try to
get verdict of iustiflable homicide
Young Spittal says that he had no IDEA of
tnticting any serious injury upoL the man,
who has since died, cut that he and others
had SO long suffered from the brutality of
the passionate mate that when the latter
was disarmed OF the hammer with which he
was about to mash the head of deck b md
Smith his first impulse was to seize the
weapon and use it for the protection of
himself and the rest of the crew. Testi-
mony will be offered to-day to the effect
that Christophersen had killed two men AID
that a number of others had made
narrow escapes at his hands from
such murderous weapons as heavy bars
OF iron, spikes, etc. Some ofthe men whom
it is alleged he assaulted at various times,
and who left the boats upon which he was
employed because they feared for their lives
at his hands, will appear In Spittall's behalf
to-day. The prisoner is said to have borne
no grudge against Christopherson and is
overwhelmed with grief at the result of his
impulsive act. Should the case go to trial
the best legal talent in the State will be en-
gagged by the defeuse and the full details OF
the dead mans career of violence and the
terror he inspired among his fellow seamen
by his unproyoked assaults will be out in
evidence,
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FOUR NJ EETI NGs.
Council Accepts the Bed of MOrrOw Street
But Does Little Else.

nut DOGS Ltttto ElBo.
On Saturday afternoon City Council held
four meetings IN various parts of the city.
The first meeting was held at Front and
Church streets for the purpose of finally de-
Gliding the matter as to the feasibility of
curbing and paving both sides of Church
street, from Fourth TO the creek. The
ground was carefully gone over by Council
after which Mr. Garrett moved that the
matter be postponed until Thursday night
next. f-t' .f
This was opposed by several OF the mem
oers and Mr.. Stevenson offered a motion for
immediate action, which was adopted, but
subsequently Il was decided to postpone the
matter until this evening at O'clock
The next meeting was held at
Eighth and Morrow streets, to
examine the bed of that street, which
was complained of as a nuisance. William
Simmone, living at No. 817 Madison
street, explained to the Council that
the residents wished that body to
accept the bed Of Morrow street
SO that it could be filed up and graded, as
people owning property on that street
wished to build. On motion of Mr.. Moore
the deed was accepted and the Street Com
missioner was instructed to fill up the street
with whatever kind of dirt he choose.
The third meeting was then held at Union
street and Pennsylvania avenue for the pur-
pose of viewing the washout on Union street
to Liberia street. After promenading
around in the dust and listening to various
suggestions from Messrs Garrett, Eastbu;n II,
Baugh and an explanation from 8. L. Kent,
one OF the signers of the pentition which
was presented to Council, the matter was
laid over until the meeting of Council to-
night.
The fourth and last meeting was held at
Fourteenth and Scott streets, where, after
organizing, Mr.. Speakman began an expla-
nation Of how the Baltimore s. Philadelphia
railroad proposed going over the street,
which would be lowered seven feet. He had
gotten about this far when Garrett inter
rupted him by saying that Council had set
tied the whole matter long ago by an ordi
nance in which they accepted the proposed
arrangement of the railroad. This COM
pletely closed further debate on this subject,
so Council finally adjourned.
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THE WEEKLY DEATH RECORD.
A Decided Falling off of DE 'ths-M Mar
rIages and Births Reported.

For the week ending Saturday August II, ,
Registrar Frazer reported 16 deaths, as
against SO for the corresponding week of
last year, classified as follows:
Males, 4, females, l2; wites, 12; blacks, 4;
adults, 5: minors IL; bodies brought here
for interment, 4; sent away, 2; deaths at the
Almshouse, l; Coroner's cases, L; native
born, Is; OF foreign birth, 8; still born, l.
Causes of death-Cholera infantum, 4;
angina pectors, apoplexy, acute hydro
cephalus, conclusions, marasmus, heart
disease, homorrhage, consumption, pull
monary consumption, scatlet fever and
tabes mesenLerica, one each.
Ages of the dead-Under l year, s. from
l to years, L; from 2 to years, /; from 5
to 10 years, 1; from 80 to 40 years, l. from
so to go years, 1; from 70 to 80 years, 1;
from 80 to 90 years, 2.
By wards-Second, 2; Fourth, l. Sixth,
|; seventh, 8; Eighth, 4; Ninth, 8; Tenth, /.
Nine marriages, all white, were reported
during the week.
Seven births, four white males and three
white females, were also reported. Death
born, l.
By wards-second, 2; Fourth, l.; Fifth, l.;
Sixth, 1; Eighth, /; Tenth, /.
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All About Druggists.

About so druggists have registered with
the Board of Pharmacy, as required by the
new law, out of which IL are graduates in
pharmacy and four Wilmington druggists
have had an experience covering periods
from 80 to 4S years. Over 80 qualified as
sistants have also been registered, of whom
the greater number are also graduates
In pharmacy. This number will
doubtless be increased by about so per cent
by the examinations to be held by the beard
in this city September z, and at Dover on or
about September a. The Board has shown
a disposition to be lenient with the drug
gifts who have been dilatory in complying
with the law, but they will very likely i'm
pose the penalty prescribed, on those who
have failed to comply with the law.
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ceedings quiet, hut considerable was CLEANED
OF what took place Ex Manager McHugh
was present and offered explanations as to
the clubs disasters. He thought be had
been treated badly in being superseded by
Manager Malone. He claimed TO have made
arrangements for new battery and one or
more new players and said that as the club
was about to be improved, ne was TO be dis
posed of. Others took different view and
finally the conclusion was reached that he
should be sent to Bridgeport, Conn. and
several other places for additional players.
Malone will have absolute control OF the
nine.
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A HUSBANDS SUIT FOR $40, 900.
A TobaccOnist's Charge That His Wife
Was Enttced Away,

CLEVELAND, o., August 12.-Adolph
Knipping is New York tobacco merchant,
who formerly was in business at Urbaua, in
this tate. About year ago his wife Sc
cured divorce from him on the grounds of
non-support Knipping claimed that his
wife had been wayward and was absent
from her home in company with other men
at various times when he was out of the
city on business.
Yesterday Knipping appeared at Urbana
and at once instituted suit against Isaac
koons, a well-known grocer, for 1000
damages, alleging that he enticed Mrs. Knip-
ping away from her lawful husband. Koons
is a married man and leading citizen of
the town, and the case has created scandal
of no small proportions.
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LOCAL LACONICs.
Deviled crabs at Fullmer's.
Roast dinners at Fullmer's.
Soft shell crabs at Fullmer's.

Deviled crabs at Fullmer's.
Roast dinners at Fullmer's.
Soft shell crabs at Fullmer's.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer's.
Another case OF small. pox was reported
to Registrar Frazer on Saturday afternoon.
The case is at Sixth and DUPONT streets.
Wesley Thompson, the lad who was SO
badly injured by loaded cart of dirt pass
ing over him on Friday morning, was able
to sit up yesterday and is now recovering.
The usual temperance meetings were held
yesterday opposite the Rosendale Park and
Gilbert's Chapel. George Wells, Rev. s. T.
Gardner, g. f. Hartman and others con-
Quoted the services.
At the regular weekly inspection of the
police force yesterday morning Mayor Wales
publicly complimented Officer Tucker for
his bravery and cool courage in rescuing a
woman from drowning at Fourth street
wharf OIL Thursday.
Department Commander Daniel Ross
states that the deficit in the sum to pay the
expenses of the G. A. R., at the National
Encampment in Denver, is not chargab able to
extravaganza on the part of the Grand Army,
as charged by the Denver Republican.
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Early Robberies.

Sometime yesterday morning, thieves en-
tered the residences of John G. and Michael
j. Kennedy, father and son, living at Nos.
4l6 and AIS West Front street. From the
three good coats and pair of gold earrings.
From the son they stole a new pair of boots.
The robbers gained an entrance to the yards
of the houses through the bending works Of
John G. Kennedy, facing the p, W! & B. r.
K. From that point it was easy to gain an
entrance to the houses. The residence of
Wilson @. Scrafton, No. 422 same street,
was also entered, but the thieves were evil
IDENTIFY frightened off a. bundle of cloth
ing belonging to Mr.. scrafton, were found
lying in the yard. No arrests have yet been
made,
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NOTICE.
THOMAS II. MORRISON,
vs..
WILLIAM MORRISON,
In ChRncery,
New Castle County,

In pursuance Of an order of the Chancellor Ia
the above cause made At the February term, A. .
y, 1883 All persons having any lien liens
anectihR the interest or estate Of Thomas IA.
Morrl-"n, William Morrison. Ann Morrison,
samuel Morrison, Francis Carson, Eliza j. Car
son, James 4. Morrison, John Morrison. Ellen
n rrison and Ellen G. Morrison, or, either of
lhtm, IN the lands and premises to which said
cause relates, are hereby notified to hle petition
setting Forth tue natul and amount Of the same
n the Office OF the Register in Chaucery for New
castle county, ten days before the fourth MON
DAY In Sep!efhher, 4. D., 1883, and to appear Il
prove SAID lien or liens at the ensuing term of
the court, before the rising OF the court the
third DAY of the term.
J. II. RODNEY, Trustee.
WILMINGTON, Aug. Q, 1881. aug6-m&s-Bw
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TAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE.
City and School Taxes for 1913,

The undersigned ReoaiveF of ares for TN eI v
OF Wilmington, will be at No. 10 East Sixth
strett, between Market and king streets on and
AZ er the first day ofJuly, 1881 between the hours
oi saNd l2in the morning and from 2 TO In the
aft rnoon for the purpose of Fecelv ing xes ON
.li iaxes pata durlns the month Of July there wi
De deduction Of ive per cent. on every dolsr 4
All taxes paid duri X the month OF August up TO
aud Including the first OF September the face OF
the bill Will be required; all taxes unpaid on the
next day after the first Of september. shall be In
creased by the addition of Ave per centum on
the amount thereof. EDMUND'PR VOST,
Receiver Northern district, including all North
of Sixth street.
:, DENNIS KANE,
Receiver Southern District, including ali South
" SlNth street. aug1-lm
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NOTICE !
| THE STATE OF DELAWARE
New Castle county
.. 5.
SHRRIFF OF NEW CASTLE
COTTNTN GrantiuO

New Castle county -rO III
.. >. SHERIFF OF NEW CASTLE
COUNTY. Greeting
Whereas MontroIe A. Pallen by his titiOn to
the Judges Of our Superior Court, hied in the
onice OF the ProthpnOtary Of the said court,
and for New Castle county, for the cause ofeom-
nlaint therein alleged, has made apple alton 10
the said Judges that decree may be pronounced
dIlsol ing the marie ge existing b. tween the pc
titloner and his wife Ann T.. Pallen.
We therefore command you as YOU have been
heretofore commanded, that you summon Ann
+. Pallen, so that she be and appear before the
judges of our said court at he next term thereof
to be held In Wilmington, on Monday, the Sc :
enteenth day of September next, to answer the
allegations OF the said petition, and also TO show
cause, tfany she has, why decree of the said
court should not he made dlssolving the marriage
existing between her and the said petitioner, ac-
cordlng to the Act of assembly in such case made
and provided, and also to do and receive what
the said court shall then and there cOnsher con-
cerninR her in this behalfas to the court shall
seem meet and consistent with the provisions OF
the said Act of Assembly
Witness, the Hon. Joseph p. Comegys, ESQ. at
Wilmington the twenty-third day OF May D.,
eighteen hundred and elghty-thTee.
GEO. A. MAXWELL, Proy.
Issued, June 9th, 1888.
The above Is a true copy of ais. summon No. 49,
SeptemberT, 1888, returnaple September T., 1888.
JAMES MARTIN, sheriff.
WILMINGTON, June O. 1883. ieI2-ltw
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- a~s
A GOOD HAUL.
Chief Hawkins and Posse of PoIic,
Made a Raid on Tramps.

Chief Hawkins and Posse OF Ponce
Made a Raid on Tramps.
Chief OF Police Hawkins, with Sergeants
Blackburn and Mcconnell and squad of
patrolmen, visited the West Yard last even
ing about 8 O'Clock and made raid on the
tramps that congregate in that vicinity.
Before the "bums" could recover from
their surprise % of them were under arrest
and marched to the City Hall
and locked up. One of the num-
Der who gave his name as William
Flagg, resisted officer Vickers that it was
necessary to apply the nippers to bring to
terms
Among the number was one old soldier,
who produced his discharge papers to prove
who he was. Being asked If he had any
money he replied: 81 guess not, for If had
l wouldn't have been caught in this party"
The daily gazette., 1883-08-13
n NGHANCERY- NEW CASTLE co.

i9loHmg described real estate. situ-
,,ihe5 i,af sail nlly OF Wilmington, bounded and
,i5tu a. Illlnws, to wit:
II ,ips. J.. lot al land with a. three &toried BRICK
a. Igtas loUHe, thereon erected, beginning at q
A. ~ alakt AT lhr nurth, ,rly side of Thir street
yI1r aIIhlrrn 1nl twenty-eight feet from tn east
,r,h rHe 81 nl walnut street, thence 1ortheri and
Ss' a't lth NHlhui street eighty hYe feet four
tsiiaa M 10 corner stake in line oil late William
tsllll'l DaHl'l Mhl IN nee by said line eastefly
If IfItai,yl t., WIN lhlrl ,treet eighteen feet to
"A N WTTIhft ny new line southerly and parallel
KIM ANU street lQand THROUGH the middle nf
! az, neg. aud six inches vide between
rkmgn' "a, H. aIlolhlng house belrnRinR 10 John
lbir1t lbt utR " lcrt four inches to the said side
kti"tb' ,,'el, thence errby westerly eighteen
SSigaJl inl place Of h' ginning, containing fifteen
IN. ,, &nn llrl six square feet of land, more
0ceun M VI Tree and uninterrupted nee by
SIeup us thereof in common with the owners
ay OCCUPANTS of the hOnsps adioin ng o. the
!. Third street NV" 0'N''i''' -
N a,,L s,Llllcd ,, In said city with two-story
\, ~ aoust lhtr' on cree ed; beginning at a
", ~ =, c'Nh'F OF Asa Poinsett's land IN the
dnTe, ny slus ~ second street. between Poplar
oai loard 'frrts, thence with the said side OF
NM Vnl Street MI "teen feet to a corner OF land
Sra ,!ill o. step smith, now OF james Ritchle,
M posll WIN line OF he same nOrthe'ly, para llel
kprs 'paf \, street one Sundred feet to stake,
IN fe, stei iy parallel with sef ond street nine
an'a ,sSs 70 SAD Puinsett's la a: thence along
IA Nh. sa9gulherly one hundred feet tothl afore-
No. q second sire, tand place OF beginning.
Rt linz SSduattd in said city, with brick
trthtrE u9Gsr 3Gsr tHereon erected ;6egInning at tht
ID lon5,sllrlSs OF Ihlrd street, between Poplar
RnireI Ii,siI rlhI streets, at the distance OF one
L@aitaaaa.a L,gi any eighty feet from the Wester side
n L05nIu' sllrr thence northerly parallel
rhes Ia I,. street, eighty-slx ieet eleven
snolher 'ahhc thence westerly eighteen feet
l1l-l VIM thh lhruce souIherlV by new line
Ven iRrh.l t,l Lombard street eighty-six feet
fence tih,Il thrroia e. the said side OF Third street
ace Of 6c,GiTmlih raSterly eighteen feet to the
hOEh ar n.y.. WIN be given and terms made
'ie llIne ana place aforesaid by = m
aHgl-ts Ma, VICTOR DUPONT, Trustee,
or by his attorney.
The daily gazette., 1883-08-13
Peach shipmants.

The shipment of peaches over the Della
ware Railroad on Saturday was as follows:
Jersey. City, 81; Philadelphia, "a; Boston, 21;
Hartford, A; New Haven, Q; Chester, 2;
Wilmington, 2; Indianapolis, Pittsburg,
Dayton, Wilkesbarre, Newark, N. j.,
each, total of e1 cars.
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Muniojpal Court.

At this mornings session of the Municipal
Court Judge Cummins fined Joseph An
drews so cents and costs for drunkenness
and Thomas Cochran and Mary Burns, for
cost each The 90 tramps arrested last
night at the west yard were given a hearing
and committed for 80 days each for
vaRTaney.
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ALMOST A VICTORY.
CONTESTS IN VARIOUS PARTS
OF THE COUNTRY.
MORE HARD LUCK THIS TIME
Notes on the Ciame-MeetiRg of the Quick
step Association on Saturday Base Bail
Next Year.

Yesterdays New York World contains the
following account Of Saturdays game
There was another close and exciting con-
test on the Washington Park Grounds yes
terday, the occasion being the championship
match between the Brooklyn team and the
Quickstep nine of Wilmington. The latter
had their best team out and played very
surong game, especially at the bat. But the
Brooklyns managed to excel in the field, and
eventually they came in vietors, though not
without having to make a tough uphill
fight OF it, as the visitors were the first to
secure the lead. The Qulckstep battery was
Fox and Cusick, ana the former punished
for four earned runs, while only two
were scored off Kimber's pitching. Cor
coran doing some very fine catching. The
attendance of spectators was the largest OF
The week, and they enjoyed the contest
greatly, especially as It was quite exciting
in the ninth inning. The following in the
score:
Quickstep. ...... o o ] o % ! 2-6
Brooklyn ......... 00 / 2 x-U
Base hits Quickstep, 13; Brooklyn 10; runs
earned, Qulckstep, 2; Brooklyn, 4; first base by
errors. Quickstep, 8; Brooklyn, 2. Umpire,
Mr.. Holland; time of game, one hour and 90
The daily gazette., 1883-08-13
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS
FOR
FURNISHING COAL.

CITY pC"pnsals win bn received IN the box at
llnrsday Sl chamber until 7.30 D. M, on
aler 6tuartiHulst MSHust IL, 1854 for furnfshlng the
lous eoai rr,g,, runnl with Georges Greek bitu-
ch punninit, e. The coalto be delivered at
anilllcs as my, sat,ltlons, at such time and In such
a, Nom nom so q OOO tons viii he reo1iped. Pro
topfOp0saI ,.n3IY price per ton of 2, 24O pounds.
1l bond WIN VIII We receiyed unless accompanied
ID upa uIpSlars Blank forms % fer sp pToposaIs may be
lt right II npiGdtion TO the Clerk ofClty Council.
alei also th,i h,aCTgase or diminish the quantity
ueryed nv G Grikht 20 reject any or all bids, Il
aasllsJI Nv order of the w ater Committee.
~ H. CoTLE, chief Engineer
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NOTICE, PROCLAMATION |

WnEhEAs, The Board Of Health has evidence
Of he prevalence of Yellow Few r In Uay,tEa Am ii
elsewhere In the island of Cuba, and
WHEREAS, Authority is lodged In this Boart,
W gstLanisn quhrahline In any or all easpt In
which II is deemed xpedlent or necessary 10 pro-
tect the public health Therefore Il is hereby or
gereu g mat no vessel coming IRON Havana or any
known 70 exist, shall approach within one mile
OF Oh the city limits or shall land any passenger,
nrst nOllned the Port Physician of this city, and
oDlalhen from him certificate that such vessel
is iree from disease. And any person violating
cases. f'' " ~
~ ms or er TO he repeated every ten days at the
discretion of the Boar DIR L. p BtTSH
\, Pr, VI ent of tie Board of Health.
E II. FRAZER, Sc ,retary. auaI III
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NOTICE
THE STATE OF DELAWARE,
TO THE
SHERIFF OF NEW CAsTI, K
Co. Gre eetiuR
New Castle COun'y,
=. y.

s.S. SHERIFF OF NEW CAsrI.E K
Co., GREETING
=, where's Annie NJ, MIneus, by her pstltion to
tne Judge OF our Superior Court filed In the
once o. the Pr thonatory ofthe SAID cOnrL in,and
i99r i9r New C0stle coun y, for the cause o COM
piAlnt therein slleR d, has made application to
our said Judges that decree may be pronounced
ulssO wing ne marriage existiny between lie
petitioner and her hu band oberL q, M, MlnRus,
We therefore command you, US you Ii We been
n retoior "Ommal ded, that you summon Robert
Y. NJ. Mingus SO that he be and appear before
theJudges Of our said court, at the time thereof,
70 D. he,d at Wilmington, on Monday, the severn
Ieenth day OF September next, 10 answer the al
legation OF the said petitioner, recording to the
Ac! OF Ass mbly, ia such made and rogidud
ana also - do and receive what the said court
snal then and there cOnsider conc .rnin him in
TINS behalf, as to the court hall seem meet aud
consistent with the pi isions of the said Act of
Assembly. And have you then there this writ.
witness. the Honorable Joseph p. Comegys
Esquire, at Wilmington, the tw"nty-t irf day
May A. d., eighteen hundred and eighty.
three. GEOHG E A. MAXWEif r.
Issued May Slst, 1883. PrOJhonatOry.
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OTHER GAMES.

At New York:
Philadelphia p 2
Base hits Philadelphia, 4; New York, IL;
Hagan and Welch. Umpire, Furlong.
At Buffalo:
Buffaieo feo .........: '......' !
Base hits, Chicago, Il; Buffalo, O. errors, Chi
eaiSo esis5 O. Buffalo, q pitchers COrcOran and
At Boston:
Boston ........... O. / 0 o. 2
Base hits, Providence, s. Boston, 9; errors,
Providence, 8: Boston, 8; pitchers, Radbourne
and Whitney. Umpire, Bradley
At Cleveland
Detroit. ......... o. o
Base hits, Detroit. 8; Cleveland, 7; errors,
Detroit, s; Cleveland, l; pitchers, Wiedman
and Mccormick. Umpire, Decker.
At Cincinnati:
Cincinnati. ...... 0 o o o 0 o.
Eclipse ........... o 2 o x-2
Base hits, Cincinnati s, Eclipse 7; errors, Gin.
einnati J, Eclipse 3; pitchers, Deagle and
Hecker; umpire, Daniels.
At Phila"elphia;
metropolitan. i o i
Base hit7, Athletic o; Metropolitan I; errors,
Athletic Q, Metropolitan 8; pitchers, Corey and
Lynch; umpire, Walsh.
At Columbus:
St Louis ........ 0 2l 2-T
Columbus ........ l 2 0 40 o 0-5
Base hits, St; Louis, IL, Columbus, .: errors,
st. Louis, 4; Columbus, 8; pitchers, Mullane
and Mountain; umpire, McNichoL.
At Pittsburg:
Allegheny ...... o OOoI o q l-e
Baltimore ......... o 0 l 2 0 l o. 4
Base hits, Allegheny, 81 Baltimore, 5; errors,
Allegheny, s. Baltimore, T..
At Reading:
Anthracite ... 0 o o s Oil
Active. = 2 . 8 o 5-l7
At Columbus on Sunday:
Columbus ........ 0 0 . o 8 l.
st. Louis. ........ 0 o 3 o Ks
The following is the standing in the Inter
State contest up to and including Saturdays
contests.