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A. Q. GRAHAM,
EnmniiffaA-
Library Entertainment.


Last night the Library Association,
under the auspices OF the ladies OF the
association, gave an entertainment at
the opera house for the benefit of the
library and free reading-room. The
entertainment was well attended, and
The HERALD is glad 10 note a hand
some sum was realized. The follow
ing is the
PROGRAMME:
PARri
/. Instrumental Duet - "Rhapso-
dies Hongrolses,n No. 2 -. ......... LlsIt
Miss Carrie Rellhardt, Mr., Hensy Frees.
2. Reeitation-"The CouIiin' -.
Observation-Disclosures Miss Lueie Currier
8. watching for Papa" ..;.......
a. oornei solO-"Morceaux de
Aecompanist-Mrs. II. N. Bryan "
5. Recltation-"King Robert OF
8. Instrumental Solo = -' a1ra iss D''A'0'
Miss Josie Fields.
PART IL.
!. Vocal solo-"Bid Me Goodbye"
..s...;...:,. -.... Miss Emma oppenheim
2. Reeitaiion-"A Royal Princess"
-. ....;"a.. Miss Nirgie Malone
D SUI u NIlNNsn-
dies HongroisesN No. II .....-........L List
Mrs. ID, II. Morrow.
Z. Reclt9tion-"Mlce az Play
.......,....,.....,.....M Miss Nellie Knowles
). Violin Solo .,. Miss Helen Epstein
g. Recitation go "The Bewiiehed
:. Instrumental solo-"Baliei Mu.
Mrs J. 4. TreTeyant, Jr.
This musical and literary menu was
an excellent one in the extreme. 1t
would perhaps be better TO deal in
geneTalities, whether they glitter or
not, rather than particulars, but IL is
hardly fair not 10 mention the delight
ful duet, "RhSpsodies Hongroises,"
by Miss Carrie ReinhM dt and Mr..
Henry Frees. II is a superb piece OF
music, full OF sweetness, delightful
little phrases and grand bursts OF mel.
ody, as nearly all Hungarian music is,
and II was most artistically and
charmingly rendered by the due.
The vocal solo, "Bid Me
Goodbye by Miss Emma
0ppenheim, was gem. Miss
Oppenheim's soft, sweet soprano
always thrills one with its delicious.
ness, but last night her whole soul
seemed 10 be In her song ana the often.
times we have hidden those we love
goodbye, some Of them forever, came
In such vivid light TO memory that
tears came too. The reading was clas-
steal, artistic indeed, and added much
10 the pleasure Of the evening.
There can scarcely be worthier OBJ.
Ject appealing 70 the support and aid
OF the good people OF our city than this
Library and Free Reading. Room.n
There can hardly be any factor greater
or more potent in the advancement OF
morality and Of purity than Il Is. There
are so many young men In cur midst,
80 many strangers constantly within
our gates who have no where % 20, no
way OF innocently Willing away their
leisure hours, that Christian charity
and true Christian spirit prompts 70
action in their behalf. Many 4 life
has been wrecked, many a soul lost
because OF the lack OF proper influ-
enoes, because there was no Offset 10
temptation. This library, free 10 ali,
without money and without price, az.
fords the place Of resort tor pleasant
recreation and for instruction as well
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The position of principal for Tenn
ple'Emanu-El school for the scholastic
year, beginning on the tirst Monday in
September, is now vacant and shall be
filled by an election on Sunday, the
2lst instant. Applications will be re-
ceived by me, but none will be consid-
cred unless the applicant holds first
class certificate from the Board Of Ex-
aminers Of the public schools Of the
city. Il. NJ. TILLMASN,
Chairman School Board.
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CAS- Good as New, ,

Gas Good as New
are the words used by lady, who was
at one time given up by the most emf
ment physiciansHand left to die. Re-
duced to mere skeleton,pale and bag.
gard, mot able TO leave her bed from all
those distressing diseases peculiar to
suffering females, such a. displaee-
ment, leucorrhes, Inflammation, etc.,
etc, See began taking DR.. Pierce's
"Fsvorite Prescription, "and also using
the local treatments recommended by
him, and is now, she says, "as good
as new" Price reduced 70 81. By
druggists.
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No bond.

The case OF Jim Hunnicutt haying
been reversed and remanded by the
Court Of Appeals, County Attorney
Clint now objects 10 Hunnicutt being
admitted 10 bail and has filed q mo
tion in the District Court 10 that ef-
feet The reason upon which he bases
this motion IL, that Hunnicutt, having
been convicted Of murder In the first
degree, II IL presumption Of bis guilt,
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The section hands on the Texas
Trunk railway have struck on sheriff
Smith who has charge OF the road.
They want higher wages. As Sheriff
Smith has possession OF the road by
virtue OF a judgment against It, he
NAV tie up.
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Hotel Arrivals,

AT THE ST. GEORGE.
Jno NJ Gray, Cleburne; James Bias
engame, Greenville; Il NJ Henderson,
Sulphur Springs, w p Leech, Sulphur
Springs; Fred Dunlap, James Ring,
Ell Paso; ! p Dyer, A M Dyer, Wor-
than; Ed B Leschmsn, city; C II Will
liams, Frechstte, Silver City; Jno A
Williams, city; w ST wilkins, Long
view; II NJ Nye, Mrs X B Carvy, + NJ
Bradley, G A K, Fort Worth; w L
Wright, city; Frank Griffith, Carthage,
Mo-; Frank b Meyers, Cincinnati Miss
A Wilson, Paris, Texas; Tnos Chap
man, Columbus, Ga; r NJ Moore, Abb.
lenejG ID Neal, Anderson; G + Nc
Dowell, Waxahachie;W ii Beuchamp;
Ennis; A II Edwards, Fort Worth; J
V Ryan, J t Bennett, Paris; w Cas-
ton, Corsicsna; Jas l. Walker,
Itasks; N. Thorp, Duck Creek; J
Brady, Waxahschie, A John
son, Terrell; w b Haganan, Skinnan,
\ j.; lobe Blackwell, Cleburne, Thos
Little and family, Lancaster; Geo w
Keech, Marshall; J T Turner, T A
Banchu, 4 & z X R;Geo w Lane, city;
Miss Matte Buriord, city; p Dowell,
Mckinney; Clarence V. Csvitt Leon
Junction.
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Jim Cane, who was covicted In the
Federal Court Tor selling liquor with
out license, and whose punishment
was assessed at 80 days imprison.
ment was released yesterday FROM
jail, his time having expired.
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Horsrord'. Acid Phosphate

VALUABLE MEDICINE,
DR.. w. II. PARMELgE, Toledo, o.,
says: 81 have prescribed the acid in
a large variety OF diseases, and have
been amply satisfied that IL Is valu-
able addition 70 our list Of medicinal
apantHn
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Next Friday night at the Pilgrim
Congregational Church, East Dallas,
Ice cream and strawberry festival 20
be given by the ladies'; good time
anticipated; come one, come all, and
spend a pleasant evening, NJ the cor
ner OF Commerce and Crowdus.
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Important.

When you visit or leave New York
City save Baggage, Expresssge and s.
GRAND UNION HOTEL, opposite
Grand Central Depot. $50 elegant
rooms, fitted mp at a cost Of one mil.
lion dollars, 81 and upwards per day.
European plan. Elevators. Restsu.
rant supplied with the best. Horse
cars, stages and elevated railroad 70
all depots. Families can live better
ter loss money NJ the Grand Union
Hotel than At any other hrst-clsss
! hotel In the city.
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Exhaustsd Vitality, Nervous and Phys
ical Debility, Premature Decline OF Man,
Errors OF Youth, and the untold miseries
contains lS prescriptions for all acute and
valuable. 50 found hy the author, whose
never before fell 20 thslot ofsny physician.
800 pages bound In beautiful. French
muslin, embossed covers, full gilt,
guaranteed TO be inner work in every
senss-meohanical, literary and profess
slonsl-than any other work sold In this
county FOR D.SO, or the money win be re-
funded IN every instance. Price only 81 by
mail, postpaid. Illustrative sample 6
cents. Send now. Gold medal awarded the
author by the National Medical Associs-
ton. IN the officers OF which he refers.
The Science OF Life should bs read by
Young for instruction, and by the afnictsd
for relief. II will benent ALL London Al
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There is no member OF ociety TO whom
The Science OF LIE will not be useful,
whether youth, parent, guardian, In
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Address the Peabody Medical Inbiitut9,
or Or. W. H. Parker, NOT Bulhnch Street,
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dis esses requiring skill and experience.
Chronic an obstinate diseases tant have
S Sssss b 5SS :S4l Of HEAL s a.
Si,aity; , such treat: TAYGElE
without an instance OF failure. Mention
this paper.
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EDUCATIONAL.
WARDS SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES
Nashville, Tennessee.

A famous institution. The Alumnm
number 793. The attendance lSS4.S5, $50,
from sixteen states. The ilst session be-
gins September /, 1855. Patronize the Coll
lege. For catalogues, special arrange
ments and conveyance 10 Nashville, adj
dress j. q. Patton, Professor OF Mathe.
Professor Patton Is also connected with
the southern School Agency, and will sup.
ply schools and Colleges with Teachers
and Teachers with positions. lnstitu tions
IN Is states have been supplied.
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Our Rs,.nue coli.e,ar.

Col. X. M. Henderson, Of sulphur
Springs, the newly appointed revenue
collector for this district, ives in the
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Every frst-class dealer sells Opera
Puff cigarettes. Avoid injurious imi-
tstions.
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PpeniInPouItry PreSePVer
WORKS LIKE A CHARM.
AILRIaHT NOW.

p. p. p. is the most successful remedy
known for the cure Of all diseases OF Fowls.
Save your Chickens, Turkeys, Ducks,
Geese and Birds by using p. p. Ask
your druggist for P. z. p. The
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University Of Vinglaiia.

SUMMER LAW LECTURES tnlne
September. Have proved OF signal use
LIST, 70 students who design 10 pursue their
studies az this OF other Law Schools; And,
70 those who propose 20 read privately /,
and Srd, 10 practitioners who have not had
70 JOHN b. afSOE, Prof Com. and Stat.
Law
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THE U ", CBONDUS DRUG CO.,
DALLAS, WHoLEsALE AGENTS,

Sold at Retail at Dallas by GEO T. AT.
KINS. A sample package and circular OF
testimonials sent to any address in the
United States on receipt OF Is cents by the
roprietors, MURCH1SON 4 ROGERS,
Terrell, Texas.
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Corsicana, Plano, Mckinney, Var
Alstyne, Sherman are coming TO Dial
las 4th OF July.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-19

The most popular cigarettes at the
popular price are Opera Puffs.
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Narrow Escape.

Gold pens, pencils, autograph aud
photograph albums at Paul F. Erb's.
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TAYLOR 3 con CO., Mempbis. Tenn.

w and Cent men to
w take nice, light, pleasant work, at
their own homes Work sent by mail any
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car be quietly made; no canvassing. Adj
dress Reliable Manufacturing Company,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Box 1898.
A DVERTISERS by addressing GEO. p,
"A ROWELL Il co 10 Spruce street,
New York, can learn the exact cost OF any
proposed line of ADVERTISING in
American Newspapers. kT-l00-page
Pamphlet, 100.
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Cigarette smokers prefer Opera Puts
because they do not stick TO the lips.
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important 10 QXReEs Of Cotton Gins,
AGENTS WANTED.

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BEST, SIMPLEST, CHEAPEST, Any one
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money refunded Price SO. AGENTS
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Rights for Sale. Send ioI circulars and full
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JOHN W DOREMUS,
~ Attsrney-at-Law and Land Agent
Bryan, Texas
Commercial practice solicited
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III S, MELVEN, ,,...,
IL. Attorney at Law and BahkTS a.a,
Seymour, Baylor county, ~ m
Exchange bought and sold 10 "'
principal points.
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4 INDsLEY & BRADFORD,
l. Attorneys and Counsellors az LAM Ne
7S5 Main street, (Lindsley building, ~
las, Texas Give special attention 70 81 81
mercial and corporation laws IN ~"
and Federal Courts.
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DOoNE & SCARBOROUGH.
ID Lawyers, Land and Colleellns 49, asSs'
Jos, BOONE. J.B. SCARDoRonGhtI
Notary fuols
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go ROCHESTER, June l, lSS2-"Ter
years ago / was attacked with thu
most intense and deathly pains in my
back and
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MALARIALPOISON

Augusta, Ga
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THE cAMP.MEErSG At OCEAN GRoVE
Az ADDRESS By GENERAL CHANTS sisTER-LAsT
wFEK OF sERvICEs.

Az ADDRESS BY GENERAL GIANTS sisTER-LAsT
wFEK oP SERVICES.
OCEAN GRovE, n. j.. Aug 25.-The camp
meeting a. It nears close become interesting
Mra Mar SPARKS Wheeler. the leader Of the mothers
meeting called q her aid Mrs Cramer. tho vito Of the
eI Minister u Switzerland and The sister OF General
Grant Mrs cramer bore thrilling testimony 10 the
power Of Gods 10 sustain tie soul under tho great
trials Of e and particularly II the comfort II had given
her under her severe bereavement Mrs Cramor is q
pleasing speaker and her address calculated do
much good Al thu regular morning service tho Rev.
John Johns preached fr N the words OF Malachi But
unto you that fear my shall the Son OF Righteous
ness arise with healing His wings" Ho said in part
The lives Of mep while they are shining arc ike the
bull seye With the light all concentrated In point
but on the other side all darkness 90 men are all light
on one side, faith some morality and others
on temperance but Christ is the perfect character
all sides Ills IA 10 bulls-oye character lie II the Son
of Righteousness The round day after day
true 10 the hour yea to the minute So the OF God
Is punctuai In His coming. lie Just at the right
time. lie comes gradually God moves slowly. Not
like us-alwsys In hurry. God lays His foundations
slowly and surely, granite upon granite until the top
stone is laid with rejoicing Before the disease OF ain
came God had provided remedy. Long
before tho serpent had stung and
sin had come. there was balm in Gilead.
In the fuiness Of tune the Saviour was born and Herod
dead but the Babe lives The son shines Voltare and
Paine who would like ierod crush out the lifo Of tho
young child have died but the Babe lives, and Ingerso
may his stale Jokes at 500 night, but the Babe
ives
The sermon this afternoon was preached by the Rev.
Wilberorce W. Goodman, and tbs evenings sermon ~
the Rev George W. Mmgins Of New-York
The preaching services Will close tomorrow.
The Rev G. Bnoy breaches IN the morning, the Rev
DR. s. Henson, OF the Baptist Church. IN tho after
noon. ana the Rev G. NJ Colvile, OF the Wyoming Con
ference in the evening. Friday morning the services of
the camp meeting Will close with baptisnal and
the sacrament o. the LORDS supper
Among the may minister the stand this morning
wert TIE Rev. Dr. Hatfield. Chicago the Reys. ".
Robinson. Philadelphis L. Evn. Canada J. Ward
Gamble n j.. T.. Dyott q. : BToadfent, T.. s. Merrill
all OF Philadelphia; ". Martindale. Wilmington, Deli
5. Parsons. DID. Newark. j.. j. l. Boswell and r.
Vanhorne d. d. Newark There many elect
workers present who making their Influence felt IN
the various meetings
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RIVAL YACHTS AT REST.
THE PURITAN, PRISCILLA AND GENEsTA - TIL
FORMERS ToPNAsr TO DE SHORTENED.

THE PURITAN, PRISCILLA AND GENEsTA THE
FORMERS TOPNAsT TO DE SHORTENED.
Ii was generally expected that the Genesta,
Puritan and Priscilla would all go out for a short cruise
yesterday This current but IL proved to be
false one for the Priscilla and the Censta did not move
from their anchoagos of stapoton Tho Yankee sloop.
probably IN anticipation OF dirty weather was lowed
Up GU Tuesday evening to the dock at the foot of
Brdgc-st, Brooklyn. where she Is undergoing slight
ovcrhauing and various little matters being attended
TO- 40 hat everything shall DC In tip top condition for
great race for although Il has not been publicly
whether the Puritan the Priscilla will be tho
choice IN the coming contest there IS DOUBT
the Yankee soop VIII have the honor OF racing against the
English representative The Americas Cup Committee
~ the NewYork Yacht Club that It's decision
will not be made TIL september l.
Yesterday the symmetrical hull OF the Genesta
lay like bird upon the ruflod waters OF
the bay while the white ensign OF the Royal Yacht
Squadron Oated proudly IN the hreeZe from her
II offering defiance to he ron yacht Priscilla when Ay
a litte below her Tho English yacht pitched and tossed
from her mornings and bound saucy the bay. The
4tted Ia white could be seen )usy AZ work IN the
deck but yhnt they about nO could tell from the
shore The topmast had been low cred preparatory to s
being shortened e0me three feet Nschtsmen are all
an xious 81 Der sail and cruise. out her
owner sr Richard sutton. has evidently made lp his
mind that his policy viii be 10 conceal the bost points OF
the great rae he himself having seaped the advantage
OF studying the work Of the Puritan and Priscilla.
but little knots OF gathered the staplcton land
Ing and having satisfied themselves With good look
al the representative VI NewYork discussed her merits
md denerlts Despite the fact OF her having been
beaten by the Puritan, she st has many admirers,
whose foith her prowess IS by means shaken. How
ever the pick her crew. It ia stated, viii DO nmed
atey transferred the Puritan and great attention will
be paid 10 the drilling OF the crew On the atter yacht
Interest IN the approaching Is becoming more ana
more intense aud viii undoubtedly 20 increasing
sion boat and tug In the harbor which is ran on
regular route Is already chartered for the race days
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WASHINGTON NorEs

WASHINGTON. Wednesday. Aug. 20. 1883.
A PosrI,srEHs DEriCIEvcY-fhe Inspectors report
shows that The shortage discovered IN the accounts OF
the Chic'. Cal, post 5nco amounts 10 Fl,iS3.
CONTRACT FoE COLORADO BCILDNG AwAHDEb-Thc
contract the construction OF court house and post
Office Deliver COT. 70 day awarded 10 Hayes &
Mc0tvrry. % Cuiprado, al bid Of $4,000 Tho
Acting secretary " Treasury decided that the build
ing should constructed u stone qudrroi In Colorado
and selected ArnargO stone the best for the purpose
TUT ALBANIA CLAIMS CDCRr-Firstl Controller Dur
ham left wash ngtOn this afternoon O. spend few lays
M Deer Park ND lie said that further steps would
be taken regard O. the affairs Of che Court u Com
mis-ioners OF Alabama cai'us Iuttl bis return uctt
week, by which time hC expects % hear trOm che mem.
OF he court Judge Harlan, tAe presiding judge OF
the court, who absent from .he jty, today IN
formed Of .he Controllers action and II expected that
he ~ill make statement IA regnGl " the matter.
THE Nichols DEFALOATIoS.-Mr Cannon. Controller
OF the Currency to-day received telegram from Bank
Examiner ielman who Is Ia charge OF the city National
Bane u Fort worth, Tex, reporting that the bank 70
Internationally solvent aud viii trsume business IN
fcg lays Tue deialcaton OF Nichols, tho Former vice
president he says VIII not exceed 10000. and his
counts being rapidly oecOnced
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NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
A NEW PENSION RULING.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26. - General Black,
Commissioner OF Pensions. has issaed an Important
ruling affecting the rights OF married soldiers In tho late
war IN to tins time the Pension once has held 70 The
strict letter Of ampaatlon cases. thereby de-
prving small class Of pensioners OF pensions under
the acts OF $40 1885. The act OF March y 1879
debates that all pensioners now on the pension rolls
OF who may hereafter be placed hreon for ampnaton
of either leg hipoint shall receive pension al
the rate 37 80 per month from the date OF approval
or TINS act" Tho OF March g. 1855. provides that
an soldiers sailors OF the Uned state who have
arm taken OF az the shoulderjo'nt, caused by
Injuries received IN line II 1uty and who are nov
receiving pensions shall have their pensions increased
10 the that ne Law now gives TO soldiers
and sailors who have lOsi og at the hlonf and this
shall apply 70 all YhO shall DO heteaitet placed on
the pension rolls"
There are less than a dozen in the country,
where II In through the joint or IA which tho
Joint has disarcuated. with the object OF test
lug past ruling his point, pension attorney OF
this city recently prepared two cases-Frtnk VI. East
maj, VI Pcuusy iVinLi, and Oliver X. Dean Of Now
Yor-aud presented hem to the Commissioner, Insist
ihe that both clearly came within the provisions
Of statutes although tho smpntaOn was below the
Joint The Commissioner took tnc same view pf these
statutes and lac has issued the ruling covering the two
cases. Although the specific cases ruled on were
below but near to he shoulder joint. the decision
covers IL believed, all u ampuiation near the
elbuw knee, hpJolnt where the cut Is 50 near a. 20
rdr the remaining bone useless. the language OF the
Law being identical, and the principle involved beng
the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-27

Earned rrns-New. York }, Providence. 0. first base
By New York. Proyiience Fiis baso on balls
PrIvldence B. left on ewYJrS ., Providence 2
Iotal ba.e hlts-New.Nofk .. Providence F. Home
Thrs efasc hlts-N0lc. Iwohase hits-Nona
Double plays iadiord an start Hines and bassnt Ger
40 pays-co1not aud ecrhSTot Wild
piieses mo Passed Jslis-Giisan /. TIne OF game
J. %. Uu.yIe-Ar. Ferguson
The METROPOLITAN club brought many uld friends back
10 ,her supiort ~ tue easy IN winch they de
fe.tct he baltimore players Tue home club took tho
erL in The hrst innng and held 20 the end. winning
with their o tlne ease. Lynch pitched wih something
ike his old-mo effect Powers, tho astcher for the
ysitiug club had nuger brokeu ian the eighth inning
AID retiresl Greer went behind the bat aud Trahiey
went INTO the fold The Baltimore players scored one
r,,r in The nrst inning Burns TO nrst on called
isii. ~ seeoul ana third on q Wild throw by Rep-
.rii 'rrr. az. scored error hy Nolsnu. IN tho
yrfh inune another 1lundor bY Nelson gavo 70 wers
"A lie" Powers g0ut to second and third ON "A wild
ritch and scored On SwiVafs out-at-arst base The
summary Is rs follows: