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aimed 10 remedy Wi, wi. The n,,lutlOn

aimed 10 remedy thia evil. The nslluiion
Was adopted
resumed, aud Dr.. u, J, ROBERTS, o. Tennei.
see, the ohalrmsn 81 tho section on state
medicine delivered an address. IN the
course OF which he advocated tna e,tablish.
meDt OF desarlment OF health, with n
chief who would bs a asmbsr NJ the preul.
dents cabinet, with the position and pow
ers Of other cabinet oRlosFs.
The chair announced the committees he
yitaliOn 10 the International Medical ool'
att nd tho meeting OF the college In Copen-
hagen August Dexf. A resolution was
adopted, recommending the state assoc d.
tons endeayor 10 secure uniformity in leg
islatlve enactment, by securing the passage
Of q law requirirg on the part OF those who
wish TO practice medioine, n knowledge OF n
certniu line Of studies. DR.. Gfeea, OF New
York, offered resolution urging congress-
10 ssue uniform edition Of u medical and
surgical history OF the war ~ the rebellion,
es the present edition has been exhausted,
and \ large number OF doctors are not abba
10 Obtain this work Adopted. DIR. Camp
bell, presiJent-elect was introduced TO the
association by DR.. Finn. The new presi.
dent responded in very effective little
speech.
A member offered q resolution that the
custom OF opening the sessions OF the Oh
nual meeting with prayer vss an imposi-
ton on many members, AID that therefore
II oe abolished
II move hat tho resolution DO laid on
the table," promptly called out delegate.
The vote was pat and carried without
dissenting voice.
A resolution Getting forth the Importance
OF erecting a new building for the medical
library aud the contlnuanc OF the puolica-
ton OF the Index was adopted.
Asan additional mark OF respect TO DR..
Crosse, A. was decided 10 Issue the next
Journsl Ia mourning.
DR., Gion suggested that the association
signnlze It's meeting IL Washington by the
erection OF statue 10 DR. Rush, who was
membsr OF the contibentsl congress aud in
tima,ely associated with Ero early history
OF this country. There vas no statue 20
doctor in this city, and he thought IL tit
ting that u memorial 10 some member OF
the profession should have place here
He esksd ,hat committee OF seven DO ap.
pc ntsd to take this matter uGder consid.
Grafton. The president will announce the
committee Adjourned sine die.
The capital Was brilliantly lighted this
evening in honor OF The National
Medical association. Members Of
the association, many of them
accompanied by ladies, were received in
the marble room of the senate by Speaker
Carlisle and Senator Eimunda, assisted
be Senator Morrill,, and the gueets we're H.
troduced by DR.. Garnet, of Washing.
ton. Later In the evening they
visited the army medicsl museum, where
they we're received by Surgeon General
Wales.
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The word wasttd tie arden was q Wild
And man, the hermit = gAed I'LL woman smiled.
WOMAN

BEAUTY PREsFRvEDl YOU RENEWED!
HEALTH RESTORED! IT WILL COT you
NOTHING! 1T Viii SAVE you MONEY!
HEALTH! HAPPINESS! PERHAPS LIFE ITSELF!
Our meoiol reatirs al he Health and
5appiness OF Woman. ded' to mOih.
eIs wives. eisters, daughters, Is clear aud
eloquent scientific recital oil he numerous
aud painful oiseases peculiar to the sex aud
shows how they may be prevented, relieved
and cured. Scarcely home in al! the land
but is MADE dark ana sorr wtul By the
weakness md III health Of one or more Of
its fem ale mem oers.
To al such our ho"k brings joy and heal.
log! Let each sufferer who may read these
lines write At once for 1t. Study 1t thor
oughly and hee1fully; mark the amount
and character OF the Testimony; show IL TO
every atfl oted friend and acquaintance. II
is mailed tree to all applicants. Seud for
it, read and judge Dy common sense for
yourselves.
THE BRADFiELD REGULATOR COMPANY.
p o. Box %, Atlanta, Georgia.
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Dbeese, propensity and passion brings
mankind pumbsress ailments, foremost
among them are nervousness, nervous de.
bility and unnatural weakness OF genera
tive organs. Aliens brain food successfully
oyercomas these troubles and restores the
sufferer to his former vieor. Stat drug.
eists, or hv mail from H. Allen, BIS FRS
avenue, New York City.
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COUNTRi'o CAPITAL.
The Lone star ~ 6rand'y 6iitier a
New Orleans.
Representative Reagan Ont OF TN
Clutches OF Death.
Congressional Proeeediogs-s iseeilap.
THE WORLDS EXPOSITION AND
TExAs-pERsOSAL

WAsHIKaroE. May 9-[Speoial,l-T. Il,
Gammsge, Of Palestine, who was appointed
Texas to the New Osiesas exposition, IL
here 10 meet other sials commissioners
In conference with nireo or'Gensrai Burke.
GammaGe has mai" application Tor an
amount OF space tor Texas equal 10 90 ny
400 feet He intends to work up EXHIBITS
in Texas aud will visit st. Louis 20 secure
Goulds railway nuseum. He Is assured
that II the 81 100000 l0so ~ granted ~ The
exposition b. clns ress, $4,000 Of Il will
be ths ehsre ot Texas, 10 be used under the
direction OF Gammago.,
Mr.. Reagan enjoyed ride to-day, aud Is
dining well
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Notice

L, aoother column will 0a found an arti-
e in which all (wbetter they will or no)
are Interested Negleoting 20 Tesd st may
prove very serious rs well as an expen-
sive affair We refer 10 the advertisement
OF PrirkIy ASH Bltters. a kno Wedge of
lis merits and he benefit you or your tam
lily m Y derive from usi G l. will save not
only health hui many dollars otherwise ex-
pnn dsd In "Goctcrs' bills :"
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Burnett's Cocaine.
The BET OF ALL HAIR DRESSINGS.

L. sllays irritation, rem Jved ali tendency
t. dandrnff, and iuvgors'e7 the action at
the cspiliaries in the highest degree, thus
promoting yienrous and heslthy growth
IT hair. La fleet up n ths glp5sinea and
richpess OF the hair is such as cannot be
surpassed, Burnett's FL svoting Extracts
are The best.
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A Healthful Diuretlo

BOUND BROOK, N. j., April 2, 1SS3.-You
sdvise placing Alicock's Porous Plasters,
In dyspepsia, on the pit OF the stomach; IN
sgue cake, on the spleen; in torpid liver,
over that orpsu;1 but l really biDk you
should also rscommend that one or two
plastprs pu, over. the kidneys. They
stiDul,t strengthen ard aos, AS powerful
riiuretcs thus cssting out many poisonous
acids and salts. have had fever aud saue.
All remedies tocg producsd litiie or no
effect ua,il put an Allof ck's porous plas-
ter over each kid rey; tfi ir ettioo being
more ,ha doubled. the m 8 aria Yves quickly
washed away. have also hsd several at
tscks of rhenma'iem and two OF govt. and
nv nrpiyipg the oias,er- over I'll local
psin and also over the kidneys. | again
iouad your plassers wonderfully siiic.c'ous
H X rHoMsR.
Bswsre Of imitation. 'Allcock 81 L The
OIL genuine pornn. . asl.r ~
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A NielOdIous Voice

a NeIOulOuS VOICE
Ougat tn Do &c ompsnisd by an agreed
bic breath. Words waited bys pleasant
one, esp cially il proceeding + ON roseate
delicately chissled mouth, deigtt and un-
chain the male listerer. Mark this, dam es
and demoiselies, ard use Epdnnt which
endows the teeth with the hardpess and
whitenees of slaDaster. renders fsbny,
ca kered, colorl,ss gums firm and pink,
aud gives healtnier glow TO pale, rough
eued lips. The breath becomes as sweet IS
a nosegsy through its inHuence.
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Something that vii quiet the nerves,
give strength to ths body, induce retire 'h-
ing sleep improve the quality OF the Dlooo'
is what many persons would be very. glad
70 obtain Carter's Iron Pills are made tor
exactly this class of TROUBLES, and are re-
markedly succsssful in accomplishing the
ends desired as named above. They are
useful for both men aud women. Sold by
druggists. Price 80 cents box. See adVer-
tiaement.
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Just as Good.

Just as Good.
Many unscrupulous dealers may tell you
they have remedies for coughs and cold
equal In merit and in every respeo, just
good as the old reliable DR.. Bosanko Cough
and Lung Syrup, unless you insist upon
this remedy ard will take no other, YOU are
liable to be greatly deceived. Price 30 cents
and ST.. Sold by W. H. Patterson & Co.,
DALLAS
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The Grant s. Ward Failure.

NEw York, Mey 8 The sus piGl0n grows
that the Grant q Ward failure is nuch more
serious thar ~ first supposed. wall
kcown member OF the stoCs exchange said
that, "for four or five months | have heard
ramors OF queer transac 'ons OF Grant d
Ward. do not think So GOO 600 by eoy
means an sxtTavagant estimate of the liza
bilities of the firm My belief is they TX.
ceed $40 600 900 When the iaiiu:e was Az
noduced said IL w0p'd be sns largest w |
3; rect ever saw, and | an m ire tim'y con
WINGED than eYsr OF the sru' n o. the esti-
mates. What their esse's can he, no one
knows, but they are PROBABLY very su |,
and the disparity in the figures
will btsdly csuse surprise. The cl-rk
liabilities would douotsdly be very
large. They are now discovering new
business every dsy. know the ames OF
some persons aught bu. cannot give thsm
Some gentlamen ers in for $500,O00, and
others for still larger amnunts. William O.
Smith, of the stock exchange, mem Der of
ths firm said: II DO not think she state
ment of the assignee will be ready until the
latter part OF next week. l do not thinS
the amount OF the Liabilities will reach 49,
OOO, 600, although that is n matter of which
nave no knowledge The figures are all
gossip, and are, think, exirsvagan'iy
large. The railroad companies which
received loans on securities, which
heye been transferred % other
persons are amply pro- ected and lore moth
ing. The losses fall chiefly on individuals,
who have invested money with the firm.
This business WAS conducted by Ward. Or
course General Grart and sop hHve Known
these transact OLE, but don't think they
were fully aware o. 'he large aniOunt IT,
volved. They have been led on by Yard
aid will o. course lose yery heavily Ere
Graz eeing interv ewed said he Was look-
lug for employment He had nothing TO
d. now II would depend whether snv-
thing wase we'd from he wreck whether he
went into busiuess for hiEtselt.
Tho Marine BANK hera rHt' AGAINST
Ferd iunnd Nsfd t. recover $4,000 the
amount ofover drafts paid cut oy tue ba' k
on Wards account, sfsschmsnts graut-i
ags,ast the houee aud The personal properly
Of Ward. The Booklyn sheriff is 10
possession
The furniture and Oh III eff c's of the
residence nf FSrdirard Wsrd. of tbs
wicked firm OF Grand g. Ward, have been
at, acned The BrroklSn e gle says psrs ne
"a sing aloug ;he pri1c,pai streets this
morning we're startled 10 zee tws we'll.
d rsssed men grHsp The heads Of horses st-
tsched TO q eouoa and order tbs driver 70
stop. May tHangat they S-re 20 ~iln,ss
a highway robbery, hut they we're mi t K.
en- The men were d-i4ct,yes, and he In
n,afs of the coupe Vas Fsroicard Ward
The detectives produced papers fr'm their
POCKETS and evidently could not lDd the
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Attention is called to the advertisement
of Bruceline in suother ca,umn, said 10 be
the erea,est and most per,ecs hair restofsr
ever discovered, Dou't Tail to read the ad-
vertisemant.
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All fits stopped free by DR. Kline's great
nerve res.orer. No fits at er first days use.
Marvellous cures. Treatise and $2 trial bot
tie free to tit cases. Sand to DR.. Kiine, vi
Arch streer, Pntlsdalnhia Pc.
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For lame back, aoe or chest usa Shiloh e
Porous Pl4ser Price 20 cents. SOLO oy
]. NJ, Honse Dallas
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Group. whooping cough and bronchitis
Immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure. Solo
nv NJ Honrs Darse
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Rogers Citrate of ID 4. uesia 10 Ii 1e anti.
h;iinus effervescact drink Prepared by a.
Rogers Sons, 2Sl Bisecker street New
RI
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Sbi,oh's Cure will immediately relieve
Group, whooping cough aud ornschitie.
Sold by ] NJ HOUSE Osilss.
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shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure is
eod by US or a guarantee, II cures con
| u,op,ion SaI5 nv " 4Ousa 'aqilaa
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ST. LOUIS, May o.
Columbus II 81 % Q O.: a
St Louis, 6; Columbus. 8.
CINcINNATI, May g.
Ginc,nLatis'. - Q %
PIrrsBURe, May O.
b b'lsSEhlsn' ......."S / 60
sscond base ts-Illeshepy, 10: Brooklyn, s
Err ors-Allegneny .; Brooklyn. 10.
Nrw YORK, Mny o.
Dew aef. .::......o 90 GO
Bias. htls-New York. IL; Detroits, 4. Errors
New York. 8: Det otis 9.
Providence, May O.
PD}IaIS ...':...d So D. Ia
Base hits-Provldence s; Buffalo, 6. ERRORS
providence Q; Buffalo, A.
Boston, May o.
e oSs,on Iaod ;,... ....S p 8
s,se hit Bostons, S; Cleveland. 10. Errors
hBostons, 4; Cleveland 10.
PHILADELPHIA, MAJ O.
b sth1aa;c. '..,.',..9 9 q q q i I
Base bits baltimore T; Alb e.ics, 7. Errors
-3.lt.norss 8; Athletics IL.
GHiChGo, Mays O.
Esy Icss9 Uul ; d "a
Base hits-keyst1 nee, 4; Chicagos, 6. Err, rs
Keyslones, Is; Chicago, z.
ST LOUIS, May o.
Unions ...... 0 3 2 0 Zig
Natl nails. .......,...1 0 0 % l. 4
Base hits Unions, 16 Nationals, s. Errors
Unions, 0; Ma ionas. II.
WhsHINaroH, May o.
Metropolitans. 40 o.
a hins tous.......0 0 0 Ia
LoUT WILLIE, Mayo.
Louisville ........1 0 o 0 0 1 %
Indians polls .....0 0 0 o 0 2 8 8 O. s
Base hits -Louisvill.. 5; Indianapolis. 8. Er.
rOrs--Louisvile, 7: indianapolis,
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Tho Galveston News bran6, the best 90
gars in Dsilas. J, q. WILLIAMS Oruggist
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II the cat L. men Texas wish to have a
gooi time this year, they must chew
"Saring" tobacch.
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The .'spriue" s~eet navy plug tobacco is
the rexan's iavori'e.
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lh,ioh's t'uf- wa mneGis q se'iste
Group whoopius oouga snd otoLaA.l.s
Sold b. 4. Is. House-
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Flies and Bugs.
Flies, reaches, ants, bed bugs, rats, mice
goshers, chipmunks, cleared out BY
Rough on Rats" 15c.
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Beer N "A ~ Ga .,.nfsr Storm ths
moroine damaged buildings az Waispole
Massachusetts,
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Clerks, you shpuIl ~s%r toe hunstsnle
aaxr AZ
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The Galveston News cigar Tor ssle st
III, SfIttaNl Urn sFnra
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Rs,iro.dsrs ses sue auas.aOis eoo.oi
bottom boots.
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Tbs PUNISHABLE Snoe factory ia rushed
with orders.
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manage by Thunds r storm

Bswsre Of imitation. 'Allcock b"
ouly genutne pnrnn- as.sr
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-30
Letters a-.n,.a by the Register.

The following letters were granted by
the register 0t wills, FOR the week ending
Tuesday, September so : ... H..
ADMINISTRATIONS Christian Fred Hi
Iers, doSease1, Late of Mannheim township
benjamin l.. Hess, Mannheim, and George
Russ, city, administrators.
Kate d. Lorantz, deceased, late OF Ian
caster CITY John .. Lorontz, city, admin.
istrator.
Catherine Nunemaker, deceased, late
of East Donegal township ; Daniel Nane-
maker, COMFY, administrators.
Mary Ann Ruth, deceased, lats Of Lea
cock township Samuel Wagner, Paradise,
administrator.
Benjamin +. Eokms.a, deceased, late OF
Strasburg township; John f. Eokman,
Strasburg, administrator.
TEsTAMENTARY- Sarah Essom, de-
ceased, late of Lancaster city Daniel A
Shiffer. city, executor.
Mary Rest, deceased, Late ef Lancater
city ; 5. Clay Miller, city, executor.
William Gumpf, deceased, lato OF
Lancaster city George ID. Spseoher, city,
executor. -F..
Michael Sheridan, deceased, late o
Lancaster city /; John Rose, city, exc
cutor.
Polly Fenstermacher, deceased, late o.
Colerain township John Nj. Stehman
East Hempfeld, ex ecutOr
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-30
Decline of Legal prantiee.

The Philadelphia Record has devoted
considerable of its space recently to
showing that the profits derived from
the legal profession in the Quaker City
have been steadily on the wane for some
time past. As compared with few
years ago, business at the bar has fallen
off fifty per cent, while during the same
period the accessions to the bar have
been in about the same ratio.
One of the chief causes OF tha drca
dence in fees az the Philadelphia bar is
the establishment of orphans courts and
trust aud safe deposit companies, The
judges of the former have fixed salaries
for which they attend to decedeRts
estates, taking from the lawyers the fat
plums that usei 10 fan into their laps
under the old regime. Taen, too, the
practice is becoming veryCNr1 l3u among
wealthy PhiiadslpniGug If srp9igaDg
the large tEust com suies cf c1e city -
executors, owing 80 their recognized
solidity and the fact that the length O.
their existence is uCa4iicgily unlimited.
Here, again, the fees as eyscFrars are
alienated from the members OF. he bar,
forming serious diuilution Of their
Incomes.
But perhaps, after all, the bedrock
truth about the decrease in legal business
is that It is Que to increasing distagte for
litigation. Time was when plucky
clients, who would spend their last dot
lar to win law suit, were rs thick as
leaves in y2ilambrosa. To day the era
of compromise appears to have sat In.
Clients who have cases as good as old
wheat will compromise ferencea
rather than invoke the law! The halcgop
days for lawyers were those that followed
the panic Of 1873, though much O: the
legal fruit at that time was only an in
cident of the financial distress Of the
time. The Strengthened money market
caused mortgage holders to be
anxious to realize on their Investments
and If tue irst Interest payment was not
promptly made. suit was brought in
stanter. In the present day the situation
ID radically different. The mortgagee 10
glad to permit the ra0rtgag0r TO retain
his money as long as possible, knowing
that whenever he wishes the money lie
can obtain it by transfer TO those who
have in plenty money that Is seeking
an investment. In these transfers a
lawyers intervention is scarcely ueces
sary, and therefore no chance for fees is
presented.
Those, however, who feel impeIled t.
the study of the law by genuine love
for it, should not permit themselves t.
be discouraged by the outlook presented,
There is room in the profession foI
brainy, earnest workers. who will be
willing for a time to burn the midnight
Oil without compensation. Let them
keep on in the even tenor of their WAY,
undismayed by early reyerses, and il
they have the right stuff in them their
success must come some day.
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ASKING Damages from tn. U,,y.

Peter w. GOrrecht, who had an arm
broken yesterday by being jostled from
the seat of his wagon, in crossing the
gutter of Limo and James streets, appeared
before the street committee of councils
last evening. He stated that he was u
poor man aud could not afford to bear the
expense and lose the time until his arm
gets well, and as the accident was caused by
the city's bad cutters, he requested the
comnittee to make some provision Tor him,
as he did not desire to eIter a sut for
damages. Tho committee passed resolu-
tion recommending councils to authorize
the mayor to draw his warrant in favor OF
Mr. Gorreoht for S75.
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Aancastsr fntrIligtnefr
Tammnns Halrs Position.

Tammany Hall has chosen to put a
local ticket in the ileld without combiua
tSon with the other Democratic ofgapiza
tiops oi New York city, and the course
Is disapproved by some Democrats as
tending to hurt the national ticket. IL
should have no such tendency, but IN
fact the opposite Influence. The Demo
cratic organizations being united IN the
support Of cleveland, the splitting OF
their vote on the local ticket should
rather increase the total vote brought
but for the national ticket. It is said
that there may be trading with the Re.
publicans of Democratic votes for Blaine
for Republican votes for the Democratic
local tickets and perhaps there may be
such an effect.
But Democrats who criticise Tam
many Hall for presenting her own
candidates for the local offices should
remember that the very cavalier treat
ment the delegates received in the
national convention does not permit
outsiders to claim much voice in advis
ing the organization as to its policy,
after II has given in its adhesion to the
national ticket nominated AT Chicago.
The position taken there was that
Tammany Hall was not of much conse,
qnence anyway; and If its leaders
choose now to show just how many
votes they command, they are certainly
excusable for taking this very certain
way of testing the disputed weight and
consequence of their organization. The
fact is that If TammaTy Hall is Ie-
spectacle power, she was not treated with
proper consideration in the rational
convention and those who 50 treated
hsr should not complain of the oppor
tunity she proposes to give to show just
what she amounts to.
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sNyEH Its rpUK
A Gamo tor Tar ca.,cr-ysroe Victories for
Eaon ~ tho Giub-.


Eaon ot tho Giub-.
There was small audience az tho Ian.
casters grounds on Monday afternoou to
witness the sixth Of the -eries Of games
bet wseu our home clubs Smith and
Richardson were tho battery for the Ian
caster club aud Hyudman aud Oldtieid for
tue Ironsihcs club. Saturdays game was
reversed aud the lancaster players did
tho batting, whiln the ironsldcs were only
able u secure a few scattering hits, Tho
lrOusides wero first To tho bat, but were
retired without scoring. For the Lanoas
ter lIoilord was the only one tn score III
tho first inning. lilo was given his base
on balls, went tn second on a passed ball,
to third on parker's hit and home on
Hiiand's hit. In the second inning Tom
ney was given his base by being hit Ivy tho
pitcher, stolo SECOND, went to third on
Odfcld's hit aud scored ON an error of
Richardson. Oidliald made first on hit
and ssped GU Hyn,imap's hit. In this
inning tho lancaster added four runs to
their score by safe hits, aided by few
errois The Lancaster scored two runs in
tho fifth inning and after that were unable
20 make any rams. The lronsides scored
one IN the fifth aud another in the eighth,
making for them total Of four runs.
Tomney played an cScclieut folding game,
taking everything that urmc 10 his way.
He also made n double play IN tho fourth
inning, putting Doll out at second aud
throwing the bali to Goodman in time tu
cut of Richardson Following is the score
IN detail . ae. #