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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27
The Possibilities OF Ballooning.

The success that seems 20 have at.
tended the experiment Of Captain Rem
ard, at Meudon, France, with his self
propelling balloon few days since, has
given wonderful impetus to the study
of eronautics. 4 detailed report OF il has
been made to the Paris academy OF sci
ence, and prouau's all over the world
are eagerly awaiting the decision of the
scientists comprising that body regard
ing it. Since the year 1866, when & ~
endish discovered that hydrogen when
pure was IL times lighter than air, the
study of b4llConing has worried macy
q scientist. The Montgo!tier brothers
of Aunolay, France, were the first t
practically demonstrate the possibility
of safe balloon ascension in 17s9. The
history Of TrgstatiOn from that day ha:
bsen but the racOunting Of legiOn5 OF
failures in the efforts TO solve the pro-
blsm Of Trial navigation. Lives have
been lost money wasted and in the end
scientists were compelled to acknowl
edge that the status of the question
remained practically rs i. WAS In the
days Of the Montgoliers, more than a
century ago.
Hence It is thl' the alleged discovery
OF a sslf-prOpo.ling balloon Oy Captain
Ranard has s.. JlcWronaut5 IN u tumul.
TIE trade winl5 with their incalcul t5I,
benefits to ocean navigation were no'
discovered and made u.s. of until thc
close of the fifteenth century. Manl
have believed in like manner, that thrrt
are uniform currents in the higher a,mcs
phere, which may be made use Of ir
aerial navigation But even granting
this possibility, this balloon would re
quire steering apparatus thal would
enable it, like q ship, to beat against tn
wind if necessary, TINS the Frenchml'
above alluded 70, claims 10 have dis
covered. TIE trouble with all motors 0
the kind heretofore invented has bee
trat to make them of suhicieu. power
100 much weight was required 10 be ,ar
ried by the balloon,
70 those who look upon these exptr;
mems with sCsptica eyes, it may b
said that stranger things have happrued
and it is no. among The imposstbililrs O
the future that our Chiidren'S ChlldIrI
may utilize balloons fer the same lUr
pose as We Of the present geuera'ro
make use of the locomotive am "a,
steamship.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27
district is represented by Moses A. Nc.

district is represented by Moses A. Nc.
Cold, Republican.
The Democrats OF the TInth district ci
Missouri nominated Martin l.. Chtdy, for
reelection TO Congress.
Tho fusion convention Of Green hackers
and Democrats ut Etttauuing, Pcnna.,
nominated Daniel RCitz. for Congress from
tho Tweu,y.iifth district.
"hC Grcenback state convention OF Texas
met in Waco, about 20 delegates being
present, and put Batter aud Yves;
electoral ticket in nomination.
Tho Democratic convention Of Iuzorne
county nominated for congressman from
the Twelfth district, Judge Stanley Wood
ward, giving him power to choose his own
coulerccs. (ConnoIIy has the Lackawanna
nOmiuatiOu.)
Tho Republican territorial convention of
New Mexico met in santa Fc 10 nominate
a delegate to Congress. Four counties
boltcd. The regular convention unaui
mOusly nominated l.. Bradford Prince on
the FIRST ballot. Il WAS understood that
tho boltcys would nominate COlouGl VIII
lam L. RyGrsOu, Of Las Cruces.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27

4 special from Coal Ceutre says that
thrtyiour more camping wlGcrs wCyo ar
rested Tuesday morning Tor tvosPasSiLE "a
the railroad company proper y. The
wives Of fifteen or twenty Of III prisoners
went to California Tuesday and asked to
bo sent to jail with tAei, Husbands, IS
they had nothing 70 live On except little
cDrEmeai. Their request, OF course, was
not granted. There % much Indignation
IN the community at the wholesale arrests
which have been m1d9 without warrants.
Last cveuing $50 additional miners, with
three brass bands arrived in the camp.
The atrikers were jubAut, agI claim q
that for every aTTrs. made there viii be
tour new recruits Operator Nee. went tC
PiusbUrg {" to take couuselas - Whether
| the miners camp. mliuatnCd as i. is, can
no. 0s broken up aud The miners forced ;o
| leave
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27
snIt for nrcsch OF r,cmi,e

Emma Reppert, Of Reading, has sued
Frank Fasig for breach OF promise of
marriage. She claims IS, coo damages.
The plaintiff IS @6. years ola, and, accord.
ing to her testimony, she became
acquainted with FasiG about eighteen
months ago, sioce which limo until TO-
Gently Ao had been payius attention 10 hgg
with view Of marriage. She ssid TIM.
Fasig started to talk on the suhisc. O..
marriage voluntarily q. thCi, dgs. mee.
ing, aud that same evening he .uaGo y
promise 70 marry he's. After that time
continuous promises We're made aud the
plaintiff consulted About the 81 OF De
ccmbCr. 1883, the defendant presented the
plaiutih with an engagement ring viii
this inscription: Frank Fasie 20 Emma.
! Fasig, 1t appears from the tea:imJuy uI
the plaintiff, paid visits to her regularly a.
often a. three times IN . wee, AlJ
Invariably uwelt on the SubjsGr a. nay
TiaGc when hc made bis visits.
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a1ucastgr E,,telIigrncer
,vvnurspAy EvENrNa, AUG. 81. lsel
rse A,Ieped cameron AbdIcaion.

Tbe Harrisburg Patriot prints tho
ontn,ons of Mr.. I. ID. Mckee, chairman
of the Independent Republican party OF
Pennsylvania, as II used to be,concerning
the relations Of Blaine and Senator Cam
eron. Mr.. Mckee speaks positively and
boldly and seemingly with much rash
ness. lie says that Cameron Is not a
candidate for reelection, which is possi-
bIe and that Blaine does not care what
the Camerons may do in the canvass
which Is improbable. IL Blaine is as
reckless as Mckee is, the Cameron party
of PENNSYLVANIA is likely to give its vote
against him. No doubt Senator Cam
eron knows that Mr.. Blaine is not
friendly to him, and probably he has nc
desire TO continue in political life but
he is in position in which he cannot
retreat from IL and leave his friends cap
tive to his foe. He has been at the heaC
of the ruling Republican faction OF
Pennsylvania, and is in position to Sc
cure substantial guarantees from Blaine
to protect his friends in the future. Til,
minority Independents who think tina
they have secured the politica
losves in securing Blaine, are likeI.
to be somewhat disappointed il
the event of his election. Mr.. McKe
mauifests probably good deal NOR
boldness than he feels. He states tha
in Union county, the home of Mr.
Wolfe, the champion anti-Cameron maj
of the state, the friends of the senate
have had the power to name the Legisla
tive candidate to Mr.. Wolfe for his &C
ceptance from which fact it is easy +
conclude that they have the power {
dictate terms to Mr.. Blaine who is
man, moreover, easily impressed by th
force of circumstances. He knows hoy
to swallow with apparent relish the mos
disagreeable medicine and his dispos
tion to 60 back on his promises is TO
well understood TO leave any doubt tha
his contract with the CameTOns wi
have substantial bail TO secure its per
Torrance.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27
a slight fire

A good deal Of uneasiness was felt thii
morning when the box at the corner OF
East Chestnut and Duke struck an alarm,
aud it was ascertaned that Lebzelter y
Co.'S bending and spoke works, extending
from North Queen TO Christian street, be-
tween Chestnut and Walnut, was on fire
The establishment 10 very large one, con
tanning Il vast amount of manufactured
and unmanuiactured lumber, aud sur
rounded by many other valuable buildings
and it was feared destructive cOnflagra-
tion would result. Fortunately very little
damage wAs done. A spark from the fire
box in the boiler room had lodged between
tae ceiling and the floor of the beuding
room just above IL, and had set fire to the
woodwork Tao tire was discovered and
put out by the workmen before the arrival
Of tho firomen, who promptly responded to
the alarm.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27
ALL OVER THE STATE.
A Priests Suicide induced 10y Alteration Of
Mind \ Reading naideus BCach
nF


Rev. Charles Stauh, of the Bloomfield
Catholic church, near pittsburg, com.
mitted suicide Tuesday morning by shoot
ing himself at his residence adjoining the
church Cdihoe lie was about 81 years of
age and I'D been n victim of consumption
for years. Finally hc became so reduced
physically as to 10 confined to his bed and
for the past day or two his death was
almost hourly expected. Monday night
his mind, which had become weakened by
disease and suffering, Eayo way. His
room was on the ground floor aud early IN
the morning he begged his attendants 70
carry him up staiIs. Al length they
yielded to his entreatics and, upon being
placed in n room ON the second lI)or ard
he dismissed them both upon cgrandE, and
during their absence took = revolver FROM
the drawer OF q stand at tho head Of his
bed and shot himself through the heart,
causing Instant death He was native
Of Germany, having been brought to this
country in infancy. uo was man OF tiuo
attaiumcuts and, besides his last charge,
had been connected with churches At
JOhnstowu, Wore he was reared, PSrrys
vile and Brownsville. lie was Of a cheer
lul, pleasant disposition aud enjoyed the
greatest popularity with all classes in his
ueigbbOrhoCd.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27

THE street committee, having got
back from the SeashoTe, is sending out
notices to citizens to repair their pave
ments within twenty days from date.
They look quite imposing, being signed
by each Of the five members in autograph;
one would think that demand made on
their authority by CLERK of the street
commissioner would do, but the com.
mittee evidently desire the citizens to
feel that they are Industrious and vigi
liant and have taken personal cOguiZlnce
of their detective sidewalks. Messrs. ".
Riddle, \. J. AuXer. Jos. Il. GOOdel,
John l. Schum and CNaJ. BuCkius are
the gentlemen who have taken the side
walk business IN hand, and assumed the
responsibility of seeing that the proper
repairs ale made. We call attention IL
their noble start, with intent to set
whether it is to have the ual r.dIcu-
lous ending. Within twenty days al
the bad sidewalks Of lancaster are 20 bt
| repaired, or the street comm sSiOner IS t
undertake tie job We will give then
sixty days to have the work done, anc
then we will report the progress they
have made. We shall be agIC-abiy sur
prised il any is perceptible
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27

The formal opening OF tue trt.stato p.o.
L.c Of the PatToGs OF Husbaudry ~ WI
l.am5' Grove, took place Tuesday a!tccrol-
in tho preseuCs of ut ICas. 1000 psrsoLS
The adiresR OF welcome waR delivered b.
LeOua.d RhonC, Of Centre county, uasteg
Ug the State Grange. Hon. '. l. Pio!,et
also spoke and was followed by Lleutcu'
ant Dunwo.dy, Of tho signal service, tn
latter speaking on local weather siEals
which were bsing established. LirUteual,
Governor Back delivers m address 70
morrow, and Cav. Pattisol or Thursday,
Tho number OF eXL bits ". largely IL
creased this morning.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27

Laura Boyer, o native OF Lebanon, but
for four months residing in Allentown,
Tuesday night swallowed a largo dose OF
Iaudauum with suicidal intent. Sho hsd
been disappointed IN love and threatened
to end her liio. No regard was had to hen
talk, but when she failed to appear at the
supper table il was feared she had carried
out her threats. Forcing tho door of her
room, sho was found unconscious on her
haad. DR.. Kistler was summoned aud,
after several hours OF hard work, succeeded
in saving her life. She is only nineteen
years old.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27
FEATURES or TaD svAyE PRESS.

The Columbia Hsraid solemnly pIo
nouuces coloycd campmeetings nuisance,
The Harrisburg Patriot makes the eager
inquiry what has become of Senator
Mitoholl?"
The Philadelphia E0tRing Star has in
cIoased ito $40 by tho addition OF three
ard hall ,piumus.
The Plttbbugg OhrOaicle Telegraph has
adopted tho loIm of an eight page, 90
column, newspaper. 1t is geographically
neat ard cditOgially bright.
Lots of men return. like dogs, to their
yomit, says the WilkesbarrO Leader, but
we never knew one who seemed To like tu
wallow in IL as does Dana, OF the San.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27

At the meeting Of the lamp committee
Of oouncil', on tuesday evening, sll5. 9S
Was deduoted from the bin OF the Maxim
Electric Light company, for lights Tot
burnlus daring the month.
At the meeting OF the fro committee on
the Same evening the appointments of
Elmer Sing as foreman Of company No. 2
aud David N, Shertzsr as 4 np,cman of
tGe same company weIo confirmed,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27
Conforming Lancaster Politicians.

Lancaster politicians aro intensely in
terested in the affairs Of other people just
uow. Jack Hiestand, Stalwart, wants to
run this congressional district, while
johnny Lnudis, whom MyIin showed under
for the eepatorship last spring is very
much txeIcistd about the senatorial fight
Ia Chester Johnny ought To bandage his
head In sliced cucumber. Fevers at this
season 0f the year arc dangerous.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27

There will be an enoampment of the
members of tho @. A. II. of this city and
adjacent places, at What Glen, on Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday OF this week.
The management Of the enCampmeut will
be by Admiral Reynolds post 4O5, of this
city, but George II Thomas post, together
with posts from StraShurg, Mannheim, Col.
umbia and other places will bo represented.
Company q, of Columbia, the sharp
shooters, OF this city, and othcr orgauiza
tiops will be present at tho eIcLmpment.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27
NIUrnKy rnmrnn sunun,uni.nnrr
rho school Hoard Decides to GiYo Them
Two Dave NJ the NnmnIN EhIr.

4 special meeting of the school board
was held last evening for tho purpose of
considering tho question Of closing the
public schools for "a day or Two next week
TO giyO tho pupils an opportunity Of at
tcudiug tho county fair. Tho following
uamcd mGmbcr8 were present
Mcssrs. Baker Brcucmhu, Brosius,
Byrne, Ebcrman, Evans, CAST, Hartman,
William Johnson, j. NJ Johnston, Mar.
shall Mccormick, Obleudor, OHhs. ltauh,
Ringwalt, Schwcbol, SlaymakCr, Waricl,
ZtChcr, 3ycrgOui-prCsidgnt.
Tho president having stated tho object
of tho meeting, Mr. Hartman for the pur.
pOso of bringing tho matter before tho
board, moved that the schools be closed on
Thursday aud Friday Of uoxt week. lie
understood that il the schools wero closed,
1t was the intention of tho managers Of tho
fair to issue tickets To teachers and pupils
at reduced rates on tho days the schools
were closed.
Mr. Slaymakcr moved to amcud Mr.
Hartmnn's motion by providing that the
| schools ba closed on Friday only.
Mr.. Baker opposed the amendment he
| thought that the children would be greatly
benefited by attending tho fair, and that
! two days would give all u better upportu-
nifty OF attending than ono dsy.
| WI. hartman hAlu Nlab Duk lblib tCuOOl
work was transacted during tho opening
week Of tho term, except the work of orr
CauiaaliOn aud getting tho school ia order.
lie thought this could bo douO during the
first three days-MCnday. Tuesday and
| WcdnCsday-thatt tho children oOulI at
! tend the fair Thursday and Friday, and
| DO ready Tor the real SgLool work on the
following Monday.
Mr.. Evans was opposed - having any
such exhibitions Interfere with logiLim ats
school work. He moved To- lay the whole
mattoc on the table. Tho motion was not
seconded.
After some further debate by M,sus.
Brosius, Baker, Slaymakgr and Hartman,
the question was ;akOn on Ms Slaymak
cr's amendment ard l. was lost by u vote
OF . yeas to II nays.
Tho question was then taken on Mr..
Iartmau's motion aud It Was agreed to
\ cas- l3, nays 5.
NidtIng Cummltteo'- AppoIntod.
Tho president oI the b)Ard auuouucod
the following visiting committees for Sep
tember aud October:
Northwest Dvision-E q. Snyder
Henry Cast, :. W Raub.
Northeast Division-Dr Mccormick
c. SChwcool, d. q. Baker.
Southeast Division \. Il RuEwalt {
=. Ebarmun, Marriott Brosus.
Southwest Divisional, J. Sayder, Geo
Darmstotter, j. Hay Brown,
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NOTHING DlFs

Ia vain IngA tell Is time Cln alter
OIi love, or maho Old memories ialter
mat with iua old year he uli ycuV Il
ClOnDs
rhu Old dew -'ilI llils on il"uIl sweet n0wura
ia" sun Iu,lNez In" UCw.huGgod hOuI-,
The Oid sulnurl rClls tao ucw-Doru ID.,s.
80 time casts down, 70 tIHr upra'."s
such lives, ruoN muIHOI!cr ana such praises
As urrd 40 gTtC" OF sun or shower,
No saving struGu from frost or lhuur Cr
To tend Inu hu,.-c tTouni uud CuueT
The impvrau'Dlr nj grcG.,rs hover.
-SWiHLUTUe.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27

COMMODORE VANDERBILT was ouoa
interviewed by newspaper reporter. Tho
iatter In tho course OF his inquiries re-
marked aplogetically to him: 'Pm afraid
! am pIying to1 much into your private
business Never you mind my half OF
this JOB, young man, "the blunt old veteran
replied l'm not guiag To say anythius,
to you that doh't want to-"
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TnE w0GLu VrprtLrI,s.
UopErsiEioERI EOmlnaii1uB End tuo WuT
OF state Conventions,

UuHhTNlfIlLHI NUHInhIIuuH Fuu mo " UrN
OF state Conventions,
William ii, Neeoo was renominated for
Congress by the Democrats OF the Eleventh
district of Illinois.
The Democratic Greenback convention
Of the Seventh Congressional district of
Iowa met on Tuesday. Judge W. II, No
Henry, Democrat, was nominated for tho
loug term and William Kreider, Greeu-
backer, for the short term.
The Democrats OF the First district of
Iowa, nominated B. j. Hall, Of Burling
ton, for repre- sentative In Congress Tho
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27
SHUT OUT BY BUFFALO,


strenuous Nhorts u scors ThRt Eaiied-tho
irnneiiTs Ninia Jrorton fresh aust
rrom tho Diamond.
An audiences of between 600 and 700
people saw tho Buffalo League team shut
out the Lancaster at McGrann's park yes
tcrday afternoon. Tho game was very
listless until towards tho close when tho
homo team made strenuous efforts to sooro
and tho visitors worked just as hard to
prevent t. In the first inning Myers, tho
Buffalo catcher, was struck on the back of
tho head by apitchod ball from Smith
that temporarily disabled him. In tho
second iDning Bronthers made u tre.
moudous lunge into right centre for three
bases. but was put out while trying to
make u home run. Sorad's pitching was
very effective, no less than seven OF the
home team tanning the air. Tho umpiring
was regarded AZ faulty in many respects
The scOrb follows:
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Mr.. N. A. Rowe. NJ A. q graduate OF
Codington college, au Affiliate of Durham
university, England, and VIM Jones, B.A.,
of Harvard university, have baeu engaged
as assistants in the Ysates Institute for
the next yoar
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27
uoI, Companies snOurn ps r,O.pprOu,.

From the NOIristown bcrald.
Tho Lancaster bolt company faihd en-
Saturday, From the number Of political
bolts made this year, II was supposed that
evsry bolt MANDATORY in tbs country was
working overtime and coming money.
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Inr u. 1 Hslup,nau Oemnc slIo CIuD
nunors JEo COuEroGsiunsi SJUinoc.
The II. L. llAldcmau Democratic clut,
OF Eastern Mar TIA, ACQUIRED the Marietta
banI. as we'll az the drum corps OF post
22G, G.. A r., Of Marietta, aud accom-
panied by about 100 Democrats of
Marietta aid vicinity, last evening
rendered 4 sCrenadC to Paris Haldoman,
esQ., the Democratic nominee for Congress
from this county, on the eve Of his de
partuTc for Europe.
Mr.. Haldemau received his friends IN u
short but happy speech, in which he pre-
dlcted the election OF Cleveland and
Hendricks aud an honest GlminstI alton
of the government uuder them. Nj.
Simon Brandt, OF East Donegal also
made few remarks 10 tho same strain.
The procession then weUt 70 the rCsid ancc
Of MI II. l.. HaIdemau, who Comph
meUtVd the club tn it's appearance.
This club, which was lot only The first
J in this vicinity, but among tho iiGot IN the
| state as well, TO turn UuJ uniformed, pre-
sentcd fine GppeaIGLCe. The men, who
drill weekly, marched and maneuyered like
veterans. The discipline vas perfect, aud
Capt. Pcih, who commands tho club do
serves much credit Each member. before
starting, was presented by the ladies OF
Lowor Marietta With handsome bouquet.
The club also carried the huc flag which
the same ladies gayo them some time
since, as Nrl aS the elegant large banner
with likeur,ra' of Cleveland on ono sido
and Hendricks .7 the other executed IN
oil.
The club is cJnpJscd ,u.iroly II work.
| ingmen, has asked no assistance from out
| siders, and each member has paid toc his
| own uniform.
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Earned runs, nutluo, ,. Two base hit
Lott on bisrs. Lancaster, 8; ButfIo u. Don .
bic plays smith, holland and Parker .
C'ROurAc, forCo, White and MyOrs. struck
ont, by -crad. J; Uy smith, !. Baso on balls,
Lancaster, / : Buffalo, / lit with pitched
ball, Myers, Passed balls, Myers, /; Eichard.
son, l. wid pItCn, smith, |.
Umpire, j ". u. Nuu+man.
Trenton Defeated 10y tns irousIdes.
The Irousidos defeated tho Trenton on
Tuesday 10 the attor plaoo by tho scor' of
to ,. 4 special diSpitch TO the lNTELLI-
GENCER says: Tho contest was hard
fought one, the rrontun playing an excel
lent uphill game after a Temporary ra.
tling in the frs, ianuE. The icatdr,s Of
the IrOusidcs' work wcIc the double plays
aud couple OF brilliant III catches oy
Bradley. There .as small attendance at
the rAme. ENlll.irg is tho .cNre
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Tho str.et Lights.

Tne police reported four electric and
four gasoline lights as not burning on
Tuesday night.
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nnI.nnttnr Iinme.

Tho clerks Of Myers Il RAthfou's store
played the clerks ol Burger " Sutton on
the lronsides' grounds yesterday after.
noon. Tho former won by the score OF %
TO O. Only four iuuiuES were completed.
The Eastern base bail League met at the
Trenton house, Trenton, Tuesday night
President Relnsmau III the chair. Tho
schedule committee reported "A schedule for
september. IL wal decided, owing 10 the
lAteuGSS OF tho season, to mako 10 change
in umpres aud TO admit mono OF the several
applying cities. Next year Jersey City,
Hartford and Springfield will probably DO
admitted,
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Dame rIa, Ell EIsswnore.

Philadelphia Athletic 8, brooklyn 6 +;
MillvilIe, n. j.: Philadelphia T. MiIvilo
2; Now York Now York 4, Cleveland
0 +; Baltimore Metropolitan @ Baltimore
Cincinnati Cincinnati ,, Indianapolis
4; Richmond, Va, (stopped by rain) {:
Allegheny A Virginia Il; ST. Louis st.
Louis II, Toledo 6 Louisville: Coum.
bus 4, Louisville 3 Kansas City Gin
ctnusti Union 3. Kansas City Union :;
pittsburg, Pa: St. Louis Union 3, PITTS.
Durg Union 4 +; Atlantic City; August
+ lower 10, Mutual (colored) |; Bersin,
Pa: Rex Club II, Picked Nine 8.