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Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-16
Illinois.
Freight Shipments to the East.

Freight Shipments to the East.
 CHICAGO, April 15.-Although strenuous efforts were made by various roads running east from this city to increase their tonnage during last week the record of shipments ments of flour, grain and provisions during last week were 34, 484 tons against 30, 647 for the previous one The week before the east bound shipments of flour, grain and provi sions amounted to over 7o,OO0 tons. There are no indications that the business of the eastern lines will improve for some months to come. On the contrary it is quite proba- ble the shipments by rail will become smaller than they are now. The roads feel consid- erably alarmed over this sudden decline in shipments and there is talk now about nlak- ing a reduction in east bound rates. It is quite probable the rates on grain would have been reduced five cents per hundred pounds to take effect tomorrow had it not been for the strenuous opposition of the Vanderbilt roads which do not take kindly to a reduc- ton because it is to be of interest to Wander bilt to keep up the rates in order to force business on the steamboat lines which give to the New York Central at Buffalo Owing to the refusal of the Vanderbilt roads to con- slider a reduction in rates at this time it is not likely that rates will be reduced before May 1st.
 Shot by Her Divorced HuSband.
 CHICAGO, April 15.-Early this morning Rowan Nowak shot and fatally wounded his divorced wife and then blew his own brains out, dying instantly. The woman obtained divorce about three months ago on the ground of i'll treatment, the Icourt awarding her the custody of their children, and she had since supplied them by her own indus try. Nowak visited her residence for the al legged purpose of giving birthday present to his five-year-eld boy. When leaving he tried i to take the child with him, and exasperated by the mothers resistance committed the terrihlA act
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-16
D. M. WEIGH & SON.
Eos. 2s and 30 Congress Avenue,

EOs. ,28 and 80 Congress Avenue, Oner 25 tubs of Extra Choice New Creamery Butter at the low price of 28 and BOG per ID. This fine Table Butter and will suit the most particular GUS toners. We sell nice Butter for 25c per lb. Good Cooking Butter 18c lb, 6 lbs for $I. Anyone wiehing to buy nice Butter cheap should see us before purchasing elsewhere. Still selling Fresh Country Eggs at 22c per dozen, Every Egg warranted fresh for the table. Nice Cheese at 10, 12 and 17c per ID.
 Raisins, Dried Fruit, etc. lbs of the finest large stemless Ratsins fer 26c. Very nice clean Cooking Raisins 1Oc ID. Best English Currants Sc ID.
 Evaporated Apples l h.
 Extra Choice EvAporated Peaches 25c Ib Bargain. Splendid New Turkish Prunes Sc ID. Large selected Prunes 10c ID. Large Genuine French Prunes 15c Ib
 Miscellaneous. Nice Bermuda Onions 7c at, qts for 25e. The Best Milk Crackers, fresh baked, at 90 lb. The celebrated Brunswick Java Coffee at 2Gc per ID, and with each pound fine Crystal Goblet free. Don't forget how selling Canned Goods Finest Sweet Corn 10c
 Finest quality Pens Lima Beans, 10c can. Finest quality Tomatoes 7c Large, bright thin skin juicy Lemons 12c dog. Sweet Havana Oranges soc doz Nice Oranges for 15 and 2Oc dog. You arc bound to save money if you buy of us.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-16
Stock Wanted. Southern New England Telephone Co Stock
 wanted by BUNNELL & SCRANTON, Bankers and Brokers, BIG and BIS Chapel Street. ap16
 WANTED, nRUG CLERK. Address y anIf If A J City.
Stock Wanted,

FOB SALE LOW. A&@S A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT, KNOWN siia AS THE RICHMOND PLACE, situated at the &E county town of Windham County, in the
 beautiful village of Brooklyn Ct within five minutes
 walk of four churches court house. postoce and grad ed school but short distance from two railroads.
 Buildings grounds. stables and all the appointments
 well adapted for summer permanent residence.
 There 16O of excellent land, well watered, and with an abundance and variety of fruit Apply to J. s. ATWOOD,
 sp16 Cd 1w Wauregan, Conn. A Yankee Trick.
 Yankee shrewdness has long been truism. good trick was discovered by Connecticut far
 back 1925. The people were then, now,prone to
 contract coughs and colds Our ancestors wanted to find certain for these maladies. Much care, study and labor were employed, and the resulting prescription has been known and successfully used
 many years in the section where 1s WAS first com pounded it's merits being passed from mouth to
 mouth. For old standing coughs with all their attend ant ills and symptoms, leading to Consumption and death, it's equal cannot be found to-day, and 8
 fresh cold it acts like magic. It is offered to the public under the of American Cough Drops Your Druggist has 1t, S5 cents bottle. Not a confection or lozenge, but liquid.
 KA1LocRINE is pleasant and soothing to the scalp,
 curing headache and slaying inflammation 50 cents. fe20 eod&Wtf
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-16
Last Concert.

The Arion singing society gave it's last sa. cred concert of the season at it's hall last evening. They have been giving these con certs during the winter and they have been largely patronized. The society is assisted by Malone's full orchestra. The following was the programme rendered last evening:
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-16
Twenty Thausand Men On strike

Twenty Thousand Men On Strike.
 MARsEILLEs, April 15.-OVer twenty thou sand men have gone on strike in the various workshops of the city. The strike has been caused almost solely by the socialistic agita- tion and the recent speeches and appeals of Mile. Pauline Mencke, who has been very active in the matter.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-16
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. | APRIL 1e SUa SUz SITE, % 6ss i:ss a. m. 5:56 m,
 .~ DEATHS. sHTFT,Ds-Tn west Haven, April 15, Edward J., sol of Randall and Catherine Shields age 25 years ana FunersI on Tuesday afteru oon at o'clock from tn residence of his parents in West Haven. After ward from Church of the Sacred Heart FOWLER-Ia this city, April 15, Henry T. Fowler aged 32 years and months Funeral from the residence of Timothy Fowler, 3a' WhaIIey avenue, Tuesday, April IT, at p. m. sMTTH-In Fair Haven East, April IA, lester Smith aged 64 years.
 QuiDnipiao street, Tuesday. April IT, at 2 o'clock Relatives and friends invited to attend without further notice. Burial in Fair Haven Cemetery.
 MARINE LIST.
 PORT OF NEW HAVEN
 sArED-APRIL 1S. Tucy sutton Manson, for Baltimore. Sch Lilne Holmes, Holmes, for Baltimore.
 FOR RENT, AaAh SIX or seven desirable rooms. gas and city & % ap1sat. -' 8e HOWE STREET.
 FOR RENT, AZ. THE second doof and loft of No. 2s5 State Essa street, suitable for light manufacturing pur- #iI poses; possession May 1st. !nquire of James apI6 2t* 2s7 Sherman avenue.
 TAX COMMITTEE. FVNHE Tax Committee will meet at the Town Agents u Office, City Hall, MONDAY EVENING, April
 HOBART L. HOTCHKISS,1
 ALExANRERs 4l+I 2Kzl I2EIsg TRouP' Tax Committee Union and Register copy. ap!6 It
 LOST. SR<1 YOUNG black and white Newfound- AGSSSA land and St. Bernard dog, with black body, four white feet white breast, head half black and white with leather collar and paddock; to the name of Jumb0 A suitable reward will be given apIe 2ts 1sO FRANKLIN STREET, City. For Rent OE Sale, AszA THE residence of the late Alfred Todd, nit- EEt5 uated on Norton street, near Whalley avenue; large barn and ample grounds For further informa- ton apply to Mrs. Alfred Todd on the premises, or
 Geo. A. ISbell, ap16 Omce cor. State and Elm Streets.
 FOR SALE, E fine verment horse, suitable for gentle AA mans driving; sound, kind and gentle; develop considerable speed if properly handled; Eeven years old this spring weight oyer 1,lGo' ln- pr at KINGS STABLE on Bradley street. ap16 2t
 ssSummer Goods" premium R efrIgerator is the best. The Reddy OH Stove the nexest and best op- srating stove in the world. so1i at lowest market prices by
 s. Ga1pin S Co,
 36O State Street. ap16 Successors to W. T. Cannon.
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ERsTER l. Die luktigen weiber von Windsor. .Eico1ai
 Dorchester. ?. Normannenzug init Dorchester. ....... .MohrinR
 Arion. 3. Quartett Allegro spirato'. Haydn Haydn Quartett Club. f. NStilI ruht der Seen H. Pfeil Heinig'sches Quartett. 5. Scene und Aria, Solo fur Trcmpete. Hasselmann
 Eerr J. Gould. G. Wiegenlied, Tenor Solo. Lambert Vorgetragen won Herrn P. Heinig,
 zwEITER THKIL. T. Pilger- Chor aus "Tannhausern. R. Wagner Arion und Dorchester. 8. Quartett 'sAlennetto und Allegro. Haydn Haydn Quartett Club. g. "Du bist vie cine Blume" ..............W .Wehner
 Arion, . Heidig'sches Quartett. II. Schlacht- -Hymne aus HRienzi". R. Wagner Arion und Dorchester.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-16
D. MI. WeIch & Son.

A Good Chance to Engage in Bus
 mess.
 A NYONE with little capital purchase the A stock, fixtures and good will of frst-class grocery busness The store is large and handsomely fitted and the trade all that could be desired This is rare chance for business man: For particulars address "BUSINESS,D ani4 Courier Ofice
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dMarts.
WANTED

INFINITELY A SITUATION by respectable girl to do secaD fly. Inquire at --- = -''-- apI6 1t- s0 voRE 1srEE EFT
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-16

Beef and Poultry Very Cheap. Porterhouse POO. Loin Steak 1se. Roast Beef 16e. Corned Beef Sc. Chickens very fine at 22c. At
 L. SCHONBERCER'S, |, ' and Central Market. Congress Ave.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-25
TRUsTEE's SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE !
IN THE ORPHANS COURT,


BY virtue an order Of the Orphans Court of
the State of Delaware, in and Tor New Castle
county. made at the February term. A. d., 1888,
tSe % H@ w Pf the e Of wns on
sATIl RDAY, the second day of June, 1888 ut
ba ny the prope " OF John MalOney deceased,
to WIT No |, all that certain lot piece or parcel
situate in the city of " ilnin- ton, bounded and
described MS follows, to wilt Beginning at
tween Eighth ami Ninth streets, at the distance
Il one hundred and forty fe nine lnches, more
a corner OF land of Elizabeth Morris; thence
along line of I'D land westerly parallel with
OF an alley four feet nine inches Wide, thence
along the same southerly parallel with Shipley
street fifteen feet three inches to stake in other
land Of the said George sheets; thence eesterly
parallel with Eighth street and thTongh the
middle of the division wall between this and said
sheet, adjoining house one hundred feet TO the
aforesaid side of Shpley street, ana thence along
to the place of b. ginning, be the contents there.
right, use and pfIvlleg Of tn aboyee;;mentloned
alley with which 1t connects leading Into Orange
persons having a legal right thereto. No. 2 all
that certain lot or piece OF land with the build
Ings thereon erected, situate In said city, begin
ming at the intersection of tne westerly side of
VanBmreu street with the sou thery side u Chest
street westerly sixty feet to a. stake, thence
southerly and parallel TO VanBuren street twenty
Joining lot: thence easteriy and parallel to Chest
nut stfeet, and passing through the middle Of the
division wall between this and the house adJoin-
ing o. the south sixty feet to the said westerly
| side of YanBu.en street., and thence thereby
| he the contents thereof what they may. And II
is ordered by the court that the purchaser or pur-
| phans' Court for New Castle county, that the
| court may assign to the purchaser or purchasers
| the premises sold TO him, her, she or they with
sufficient surety suretles to be approved by the
| court entering into r~cognizance to be taken
and acknowledged in said court to the state, In
penal sum to be determined by the said court
with condition to paw to the parties entitled sew
ernlly, or their eXecut rs, administrators or AS
| signs, respectively, their Just ami pr"portion
| able sh res of the said purchase money with in
terest from such time as the court may determine
| In such manner and time as may, b. the dir.c
ton of the said court be prescribed and appointed
| in said condition. Attendance will be given an'
| terms made known at the time and place afore
| said by HARRY SHARPLkY, Trustee,
| or by his attorney.
JIM. HoUsEMAN, Clerk o. Ct. my2-ts
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REGLsTER's NOTICES.
REGISTER's ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE.

REGISTERS OFFICE
New castle County, Del. May 18th, 1883.
Upon the app catonef Annie Hilton, adminis-
tAllA Ol james Hilton late Of New York ity, de-
easel y ls ordered and directed by the Register
hAl lht Administrative aforesaid give notice of
Eanung Of Letters of Administrati "a upon
@ Me estate oil the deceased with the date OF
EtAhuns thereof, by causing advertisements TO
sg, % P9,ttl within forty days from the date of
sugn leI'eFs ~ six Ofthe mos public places of the
SS,IEs S,yias. Ui New 'aslle, requiring all persons
a,hs demands against the estate to present the
saali ssuiei or abdt by an Act of Assembly in such
70 ti'1 haue and provided and also cause the same
H,Ty ne inserted within the same period In the
WILL WILL HAhErfE, u newspaper published in
sssRs N,RInhgi9n and TO be continued therein three
- Given under the hand and Seal of
;. (ohce ofthe Register aforesaid, at VIII
,,Sit - y 1hlngtOn, in New Castle county afore-
'''u' lhe uay and year above written.
$. G. BIGGS, Register.
NOTICE,
tbe ersons having claims against the estate OF
tss,sd ceased s must present the same, duly at
NAV ,,,W 70 the Administrafrix, on OF hefore
IN .nrt t-.h, 1881, or abide the Act of Assembly
'u'n' 'as, made and provided.
Adds. ANNIE Hilton, AdministTatrlx.
'''''VS' SlA Yes 52l street, New York city.
myl4mwf-3w
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BASE BALL NOTES.
A match game of ball will be played at
QuicKstep Park, tomorrow, Saturday, May
26th, between picked mines from the Young
Mems Republican Club and the Jefferson
Democratic Club. Game called at p. m.
sharp. Don't forget to go.
The Brandywine Library Association or
ganized base ball club last evening with
the following players: VIM. Masten, c.;
j. Mcguire, p.; j. Tucker, s. s.; j. Fahey,
1b.; G.. Moore, 3D.; r. Perry, 3d.; Yves.
Alexander, l. f.; VIM. Kenney, C. f.; f.
McCullin, r. t.
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Sale of Lots.

Tomorrow afternoon Thomas NJ. Ogle
will sell at public sale, on the installment
plan, 80 building lots in the vicinity of
Union street. Only $50 cash is required on
each lot. The sale will commence at
O'Clock A hack will leave Fourth and
Market streets at $50 O'Clock.
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Real Estate Sale.

Heald & Co. IS closing out sale Of the re-
manning lots of the Jefferis property will
take place tomorrow afternoon. The offer
ing comprises some of the most desirable
lots to be had on the South side, and the
sale will undoubtedly prove the most inter
esting of the series.
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The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -

tomorrow, will contain an interesting re-
view of the political horoscope of the Fifth
ward, with particular reference 10 certain
Councilmanlc candidates. Look cut for it.
Price two cents.
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niyI9-6ta
DUBLIC SALE
L OF
80 Building Lots
Un installments, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, MAY 26, AT 4 O'CLOCK

These It's are alk finely located ON high, dry
elevations. The b. 4 -. railroad have purchased
ground of and are about 10 erect car shops round
houses aud depot in this reiRhborhord, and will
in a few mo this employ several hundred men.
The Front and Union railroad are about to K
tend their line ut Uni n street as Don As Coun-
oil opens the street from Front t. iXih t. the
proposed width of 80 feet. The committee ap-
pointed to assess damages reported TO Council
Thursday evening, May 10, this mon th, and the
street will now be opened In short time. IL is
now opened fr I'm Sixth co Front 10 feet and from
the Avenue so feet The water pipes laid,
the schools are convenient and any person can
for themselves the great Improvements now
beihg made, fifty houses now being In the course
of erection In tha locality. Union street In a
short time Will be the market street of that sec
ton Of the city. To persons not wishing to build IL
Ia u good hance to save your money where IL
will pa large interest, as there are numerous
years ago Tor e. and $40 and realized 81, 600,
are such that any one can buy, and ha e sol
over 100 lots and not one person has lot thel
lot nv default or otherwise l ask no notes o.
mOrtp ages, every buyer being h or her own
security. so there Is no danger of mortgage being
orecIosed notes going TO DrO'est. Where a
buyer dies pefore his or her lot Is paid for I re
turn the ney paid in, less 10 per cent, for
expenses, 80 there Is no risk whatever.
TERMS.-S20 ca h on each lot rs soon as knocked
of, slO on tn 26th day of June next, and IS ner
month until the lot is paid for, or per cent off
Hacks leave Fourth and Market streets at 9. 80
O'Clock rH' MAS M. OGLE.
DRAKE & { o., Auctionters. m15-tf
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NOTICE
NOTICE
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Relief to the Famishing Public

''Charlle' Kyle is by-S ord IN every house,
hold. A generation remembers him gratefu lily,
for during many years he has ministered TO suf-
iering humanity, seorched and famished by sum
mer th rst, giving with generous hand the most
delicOusly refreshing Ice Cream yearnlHg
palate could wish.
With the coming summer he proposes to do as
he has done In the past a granfe scale. His
already large manu- ufaetory, at the N: X. Corner
OF SIXTH and ORANGE STR BETS, has been ex-
manufacture introduce . Ice Cream unadulter-
ated is now being made In many varieties and of
many extracts, aud all orders, whether hy urivate
or picnic parties, by mail or otherwise. will be
filled with accuracy and dispatch. His three
sLalls In Second treet market will be open as Of
yore, aud Ice Cream will be dispensed with his
old time liberal ,tv. myI5-3m28
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NOTICE
100000 Wanted by New
Castle County,

IN accordance with a act pass d at no er,
March %, 1883 authorizing the Levy Court of
New astle county TO fund the floating debt OF
said county, sealed pr posals or bids Will be re-
ceived by VII lam Herbert y unity Tr asurer, at
W Castle, Delaware, on or b. fore June II, 1883,
for two hundred thousand dollars in bonds to be
Issued upon TIE credit OF New as lie county, and
to be redeemed In amounts oft ten thousan dollars
In each successive year after they Is ued until
tn who'll amount Is paid. No ropOsal will be
entertained or sma Ter amount than $500 or at
Igher rate of interest than per cent TIL.
money will be wanted July |, and the bonds Will
bear inte est from that date, pay able semi
AnnuBlly. WILLIAM HERB ERT,
my18-2lt County TFeafurer,
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Dentistry.

DR.. Fl. Garrett, Sr., of the firm of H. &
W. r. Garrett, dentists, will continue to
practice at their original office, No. 229
Shipley street.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-25
Black silks.

We are now offering a new bargain in
black silks for one dollar. We have the
best in the market for the money. Pyle &
Lichtenstein, 226 Market.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

have for sale Clover, Timothy, Hungarian
Orchard Grass, Millet-Lawn OR 'ss, etc. have
a full line OF Ga den Seeds have the age
peciaIly for soring crips. II "a 'lai"ed thai a
fair application of this GuanO will double your
crops eed Pot toes, Rock, LiyerpS3ol a,, soG
Corn, etc. Mil Feed by the ton car load l
have some fine brands OF Western Flour; try 1t
once, aud you will have no other.
JOHN PYLE
m80-tf Second and Orange streets.
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Corsets

The largest and best assorted stock of
ladies corsets, at bottom prices, al Pyle &
Lichtenstein, 226 Market street.
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Received This Day

a new invoice of ribbon, all the neat shades,
can be had at Pyle s. Lchtenstein's, 226
Market street.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-25
just Received

from manufacturers, fine line of silk
parasols and sun umbrellas, Pyle s. Lich-
tenstein, 226 Market street.
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Fresb Roasted Ooffee

buy our new patent roaster, the finest offered,
No. East Second street. Crippens.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-25
Java, NTaracaibo,

laguayra and rio coffee, the best and cheap
est. Sold by Crippen, Nc. 5 East Second
street.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-25
TeAa

of the finest quality, at No. East Second
street, Crippen's.
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NOTIOES.

NoTICE.-THE CHES APEAKF AND
IN u LAVA " Canal Company. The
annual meeting Of the proprittOrs will be held on
Monday, Jnnc4 4, 1889 AZ a n. m, at the ONCE Of
the company, o. 52S Walnut street, Philadel-
phia, at w,,lch time aud place AN el ectlOn
will be held for resident and Board Of
irectors 10 serve for the ensuing year.
HENRY Y. LESLEY,
MAY 81, 1889. my2ltm secretary.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-25
NOTICE.

N.
800 shares OF new stock havr Just been issued
by the Mechanics Loan Association. The In
vestmsnt is p yingover ter cent. per annum.
Persons owning this stock and wishing TO With
draw can do SO and will receive interest at the
rate OF o per cent. on the same.
Any one deslrous Of securing stock cin do 30
by applying to WIN. J. MORROW, Sec'y,
a1S-mwf.ml 4i7 French street, VIII, pel.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-25
rnsO-ti
BASE BALL.

The Quicksteps' Hard Luck In Brooklyn
Other Games.
The Quicksteps had hard luck in Brook
'lyn yesterday, and lost a game, notwith-
standing their fine playing. They outplayed
the Brooklyn by seven to five base hits and
four to eight In fielding errors, but notwlth-
standing this the Brooklyn, by q fine
play in the sixth inning, won by the follow
ing score
Brooklyn. 2 90 20 o "a
Quickstep ...... o o o o. 8
Base hits, Brooklyn 8; Qulckstep7. Fielding
errors, Brooklyn s; Quicksteps 4. First base on
errors, Brooklyn 8; Quicksteps 5. Earned run,
Brooklyn l. Struck out, Brooklyn i Quick
steps 8 Left on bases, Brooklyn5. Umpire,
Fielding Time, one hour and twenty-five
minutes.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-25
FLOUR.
FoURTH<ANp sHIPLEY SITS.
FOR SALE.

EOR SALE.-S1OGE AND FIXTURES
IL or grocery E. Cor. Ninth and Madison
streets. Store for rent. Apply TO
j. t. ID CkEf, 6O2h Market ST.,
myA-u or at the store.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-25
POOR PLAYING IN PoTTsvILLE.

PoTTsvILLE, May 24.-The Interstate
championship game here to-day between the
Anthracite and Trenton Clubs was probably
the worst exhibition of ball playing wit
messed on any ground during the present
season The weather was delightful and
the large audience that assembled, expect
ing to see at least good game of ball, were
more than disappointed. Outside of the
batting qualities, which both clubs freely
exercised. the playing was scarcely that OF
amateurs. The Anthracites, however, sue
ceeded in winning the first championship
game on their own grounds. Milligan made
two home runs. Five of the visitors and
three of the home club were injured. Time
was called three times on account of these
accidents. Errors-Anthracite, 13; Trenton,
Is. The following is the score:
Anthracites. o l / 4-l9
Trenton ........ 2 o Pie
Earned runs-Anthracite, 8; Trenton, 2. Two
base hits q Quinton, ,Cronin GoOdman,2 Three
bast hit-Harkins. Home runs--Miligan, 2
Struck out--Galbra'th, Farrington,2; Thatcher,
Heath, Hoggins, 2. Wild pit 'hes--Miller, 4;
Mclaughlin, 2; Harkins, 8. Pissed balls
Grady, l. Milligan, 2; Quinton, 2. Bases on
balls--Of Miller. 4; Mclaughlin, l; Harkins B..
First base on errors of opponents-Antnracte,
o; Trenton, T. Left on bases Anthracite. u;
Trenton, I. Time of game--2.30. Umpire
Mr.. Griffith
OTHER GAMES.
In Bridgeton, N. j., yesterday, Merritt of
n ID K