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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-22

green, do what you please to tan.alize the
game or chance, but a blind pool to green
jap paper weight you don't mount a reclin.
Ing stJye pipe with any degree of success.
| was now determined to get that bit of
pipe il il took all fall and part of the win
ter. pulled of my coat and crawled up
the ladder. Ali L espied a clothes pole
lying on the fioor. I took the pole, poked
II through the innocent pipe and lifted 1t
MP slowly. once got ont of the way OF
mad dog. l also managed 20 escape the
headiong dash OF a policeman who was try
Ing to reach n couple of men fighting. I
never tried to get out OF range OF a Stovepipe
slipping down a cloihcs-poie before Be-
fore could say scatl that pipe struck both
hands. barked my fingers. performed rico
ehet movement and stabbed me over the
left eye, not forgetting to slice OF the lUbe
OF my right ear, and scalping me from
"veneration" TO Language" With my
LIES blood oozing from my abused BODY
and nose, / snatched up the two first
lengths OF pipe handy and backed down the
ladder. Now. man who will attempt TO
age way, with four feet of rusty stove-pipe
under each arm. ought to be shot l was.
The en'l OF one pipe caught against the
round OF the ladder, and l was shot clear "a
TO the bottom Ii was q clean fall, and
when l recovered, nay wife, my children
aud my sisteF-in-law were weeping over
me. A man from the stove store put up
the stove and pipe. I've come to the con
clnSion never to sort any more pipe s
hcfcT. Ia Boston Globe.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-22

II see that the New York Central Rail-
road has paid Mr.. Henry A. Green
eighteen hundred dollars because a bag.
gage-mastrr cracked his Stradivarius, :"
said Mrs. Puxmlre. as she looked up over
her spectacleS. "Well, presume that was
none too much, aud perhaps not enough.
IL may make an iInbecilly of the poor man.
don't know just what part Of the head the
StradivariuS Is, but will never forget how
hard II was when j studied anatomy,
PHYSIOLOGY snd hiOgininy. TO understand
about the skull aud brain the Sarah Brum,
Sarah Belium. and such thingS" and the
old lazy was quite mortified when told that
StradivarIus WIS a choice brand Of fiddle.
"Myl' said she; ''the idea Of paying so
much for Just cracking a fiddle. when some
concentrated glue will probably make il
peariy as good as new. 1 wouldn't give
eighteen hundred dollars for all the fddles
this side Of Topaz "-Peclss SUM
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-22
4 wrll.raksn Exception.

A German y 'asant family had made all
their arrangements tn emisrate to the
United States. The day before the family
was to take its departure the eldest sou.
Hans who was an enormous eater, intima-
ted that he did not ciro to 70 West
Has SOme will ge maiden begulled thee
10 remain behind%' askei the father.
Nothing of the kind"
why then dost thou not wish TO 60
With us?''
I've been talking with the school master
ana
"wel. what did he sayY'
"He says that when il is twelve o'clock
with us here IN Germany that"
THAT WHAT
"When Il IL twelve o'clock here with US,
that in America Il is nine O'Clock in the
evening
"Weli?r
~ don't want to go to a place where
have 90 wait that ionE for my dinner" and
the poor fellow completely broke down al
tile mere thought of lt.-Bi emcr HItmorist.
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she KNOWS SO MUCH.

j know a maiden very fair TO see.
She lived OF years one little charming score:
Often. Whnu from my daily lAbOr> free,
-eek admttance at her fathers door
ke her well. and would like hvr more.
BuC that fear nc there may be many such
OF learning she has a mighty store;
Alas! alas. this maiden knows 90 much
She reads the Greek. and very iearuedly
she ia Ks. this maidon that might adore
Ot music, art and sc.once: poetry
She writes Alas! This most Do deploro;
Learning exudes. say, from evtry pore
While ignorance doth cold me IN Is clutch:
i say again Just as I said before
Alas alnsi this maiden knows so much
She also works in clay and val antly
She bammereth brass; To all the heavy lore
She adds the iThter. So ii seems to me.
She paints Ye gods. to day her canvas bore
A scene like none on sea and shore;
The IVORY keys know well her skiIiful touch
Like any college man she pulls an oar:
Alas! alas! this maiden knows too much!
ENVOY.
But she for whom my very beings core
Is sad 70 not this very learned sho.
To all her excellence do aert,e;
But still do not want W. .fe TO soar,
While 10 hoboling on upon crutch.
want real nice girl. no less no more:
want girl who does not know so much
-CdrlOtta PeyrTL
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-22
AwfulIv Awful.

Conversation overheard In n street car:
A!ice-Why, Julia, am awfuly glad to
see you, where have you been?
Jula-I have been in the mountains. had
an awful good time.
Ace-I have been ut the seashore, the
hops were awfully nice.
Juia--Did YOU hear that Maud B. was
flirting awfully there?
Alice-l es, Mr.. W. was awful handsome
and was an awful good waltzer.
Iuia--I have got an awful headache tO-
day.
AlceI am awful sorry am going to
Blanks to-day; they have got some awful
cheap handSerchiefs there.
Ju,a-l cant go to-day, have an awful
quantity of them now.
Alice-What awful people you meet in
the ears now!
Juiia-Yes. awful. but here Is Blanks,
goodbye; am awful glad l met YOU
Boston Budget.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-22
A FALL AMUSEMENT.
The TiEs When . Humorist Wanted .
Fifteen Foot Arm AMI courag..

The Tluse When . Humorist Wanted .
Fifteen-EOot Arm AMI cOurag.
Nature must have created me with the
bump of susceptibility to the Establishments
OF nOtoriety fully developed have in my
time owned slw-mill without a water
power, fast horse that couldn't trOt, q sa-
loon without license, mortgage without
q foundation, a Florida faru under the
water. Western house on paper. Besides
this stupendous array, I've backed pugilist
who couldn't fight I've betted heavily on
4 bulldog that turned tail and fed at the
first Srowl OF his rival, I've taken my prize
pumpSin to the county fair and gazed with
enyious eyes upon the other fellows diplo-
ina, I've painted pictures that didn't sell,
written bo0as that no one read. I've been
manager OF baseball club and ran once
for paih-master, I've hired a man to weed
my garden and he stole ali my onion seed
lings, l was disappointed in love, but got
there, Eli, after the other fellow Canadiated
during the financial upheavai of his bank,
I've dabbled IN stocks but as stock
dabblist do not not toot my baZoO in stem
torian eclat / have all this 10 answer to
when the great book of the worlds peram-
bnlating failures shall be opened, and Bill
Nye. 1 and two or three other fellows shall
be called up 10 the bar and asked TO give an
explanation in Choctaw why we got left
during the great scramble.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-22

Clerk In Missouri store Ito customer)>-
These boots are worth i've dollar.
CustOmer-They are not worth thEs
much.
II say they are"
81 don't believe It."
'Give me FIVE dollars"
II won't
"But you will"
II will not Who are you that you can
order ms around this way?'
II am Frank James"
"Why. how do you do, Mr.. James,
Please wrap up these boots. Five dollars
you say? Here's your mcpey Good day.
-fgi1fnSsir Tr1fefcr
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-22

"Heilo. JOSH" said one farmer to an
other, that lightning rod feller didn't pull
We wool over your eyes like he did with
Nose Timpson, aid hep
Not bit OF Il zale; / hain't one Of that
tird. Anybody that's seen as much Of the
WOrid A. nave hain't 80 easy fooled. No
hr-ee. | rude twenty-seven miles nc a
stretch on the TOP Of a bus one time, and
talked with the driver all the way, aud I
Jaw a gOOd many bigger sights than on
lOadin' hay with boss. tell you what Il
is, Zale. whep they ketch me they Kit a
traveller. and BY gingerbread they know IT."
Chicugo Ledger
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-22
A New ID. ID.

He came into the hotel and registered: /:
"JOhn Smith, d. D."
Hello" said the clerk, who knew him
quite well, whats the ID. ID. for?"
That's all right" he replied
''But you are no Doetor OF Divinity.
They don't use your kind of timber to trim
puipts with"
Il didn't say was ID. D.. did I?''
"No, not exactly. but that looks like It I"
at isn't. though"
well, what do the letters mean%''
"D. D.-DomeStic Discip ine--l'm mar
ried, aud that's our new sign manual -
Merchant 1rdrelCr.
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The Proof Wa. Ardrst Him.

1t looked Ike rain as Mr.. Joblitlle starte
out Of the house, and he came back Into
the room where his wife was
81 thought you had gone down to meet
the boys" she said. quietly.
II started, my dear, but 1t looks like
rain"
Amt you going?'
Yes but guess Id better take water
proof along with me-"
Perhaps you had, my love-" she said,
ironically. and, dear, don't you think you
had better take whisky pTnOf alOlg?"
Job concluded that the proof Was against
him -McTclIdnt IrdusLer.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-22
WHAT WOMAN WANTS.

Her wishes are but simple:
She does not crave for wealth:
She wants a happy little home
And To be blessed with health.
She wants enough to live upon,
80 that she need not borrow:
She wants enough 10 eat TO day,
And just rs much tomorrow.
She wants tn pass her da' 8 In peace,
To DIV ell IN tranquil mirth,
Sic Wauts TO be without one foe:
In fact-she " ants the eslt th.
Boston Trans cTipt
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-22
An Idle Drea m.

My dear FRIEND" said Gilhooly to a
mercantile friend, II had fearful dream
last night about you dreamed You had
failed aud lost every cent you had. The
dream was 80 vivid that l rushed to my
desk to get some money to bring to you at
once"
How Sind' murmured the other.
But Judge Of my horror when found
there was not cent in my desk. Can't
you lend me Ave dollars?'
have no money to spare You see
Tfapeieyr
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-22
Va. About to he -in.

While Krene was playing Richard IIi.
In Little Rock--just as he cAlled for .
horse. = man from Washington County
said TO his companion:
''Come on. Alb. an' les 90"
Walt a mint Sam. The clown has
rallied fur a hoSs, an reckon tile shows
goin' to begin. ."-ArLOHsIl0 Trdueier.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-22
An Uncorrobora,.d Statement.

''The world Is a great deal more wicked
than it was when I was boy"
"Oh. that's all stuff and nonsense. It's
growing better every day"
I'D like to see you prove it."
II can do it
''Come on with your evidence"
'Well. rome time ago / inadvertently
left al umbrella In a hotel hst.rack, and
round It there ON my return day or two
ufterward and it was SILK one, too"
"Wa~ Il raining at the timer
"Well-er-no Le.ieve not. t."-Chicdgo
Ledger.
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A TOO COMMON FOOL.

There was n man in our town
VINO wasn't very wise:
For twenty long and weary yearo
Did he econOfnIze.
For twent~ wears he wore old c'othee
And to led W til might and main.
And starved and walked and often froze.
And suffered many n pain.
For twenty years did he deny
n mSelf the joys of LIE,
And III his self-lnnicted woes
Were shared by his good wife
In twenty years hs wife and be
HAD saved enough to spend
Their tt.w remaining days IN peace
With plcnty TO attend.
And then this man, like other fools.
To Wall street went so gay
With what be q saved m twenty yeerA
And lost q In day.
n. {. DOCtgc. ia Detroit Free Press.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-22
STOCK. Would n. /. rlcnI..

First Tramp-Ye look down in yer Iack,
Bill Wot ye doln'?-6abbIiR' In stockss
Second Tramp Oust from Dslawarel-
Nav: aint dabbled In no stocks I
loyed wild de whipplh' post though: an
stocks d be = plcn.e aside o. dat Tie
Eambser.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-22

IIOel Clerls-I cordially welcome you "a
our humble hospitality, my dear sir. though
II deeply humiliaies me TO tell you that the
sky-paror IS tlic only room st your disposal,
just now
(Old Style Seven dollars in advance,
please. Jimmy. show this man up TO num-
Der 4-it.4i. under the rOOfv')
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HE SPOILED TIE SURPRISE.

whats got inter dis blame foot, dis
mornin'? Hurts like all git out!
'Wa'all, If yo' vans ter know, its n pipe
in yO' boot -ya'as a pip+ put ii In las
night ter s'prise yO' dis mOrnin', an' you've
gUne an blunde. ed all ober yO'se'f, an put
II on, an l hez to relate de full patick.ar
an suckumstances. Pooty s'prise, hain't
itP Beshye mex s'prise yo' hez yo' make
yO'sef. f."-HdTpeI'S Bdzdr.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-22
A VERY LEARNED EXPOSITION.

Prot Solomon with = ioarish) Now
yer, Lizzie see dis nagn'fyinscope. Dem
tinss swimmin' round in 1t are zophites,
wot we drink in watah, ksse dey hain't
sizable wild de naked eye, an we thinks we're
dTimkin' watah ailer time.
Myl La.n't awful? But dey do look
strikin' like fishes. an I'D mos b'lieve dey
wuL, eff dey want in de explosition. ~
HdTpcr's Bdzdr.
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POSTAL.

PostotiiCe at Medicine Lodge open from : A "
tn q IN. Sundnvs one hour on arrival Of mail.
Money order Office. T. A. MCCLvAWV. y. ".
a. =. .MCCLEARY, Assistant.
The Mails:
From Attica nud oil Eastern points, arrives
dnilV nj rM: lruvcs daily ut AN
From Ashland. Coldwatcr. NcscuturCn, Sol
dicr Creek. Red Creek. sun city, Lake city.
MinEona, kingmnn, Bross. New kiown, arrives
daily.
e. III, arrives Mondays. Wednesdays aud FRI
a. ysatbPN. Departs Tuesdays, Thursday
Saturdays az N.
Frrtn lukn, Elm Mills and SarntoRn arrives ON
rucsdnys and Fridays ut pm and departs on
Wednesdays and saturdays nt SNM.
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CHRISTIAN.--P Preaching every Sunday NJ
vi o'clock A. NJ. SUNDAY tchool ut 10 O'Clock
a. IN. every SUNDAY. a. n. MULNEY. Pastor.
CATHOLIC CHURCH 90 Services ON third
Sunday Of every month Ht Sherocks ball, at
1O:.D a. m. SUNDAY school immcfintclv after
ward. JOuN n. MCKUNE. Pastor.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-22
nocroR MEINcKE.

Medicine Lodge, Kans.
Offers his professional services to the public.
once and Residence at Lindsey & Co.'S drug
store opp. Grand hotel. once hours; I 90 .; TO
e,P.M.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-22
CHURCHES

DRESBYTERIAN.-Se on second an.
school ~ 10 A. NJ. A. AKJTNE, Pastor.
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DOCTOR KEssLEE.

once over First National bank building.
81 MEDICINE LODGE. KANs.
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81 MEDICINE LODGE, BARBER co, KAS FRIDAY 2
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-06-25

he could not treat with the men so long as the
boycott remained on the road. The strikers
answered that the boycott had been levied by
the Central Labor Union and other mischief
making organizations, and that they 1.-THE
strikers) had no power to lift it. Mr.. Lyon told
the inch that as soon as organized labor quit
conspiring to ruin his business he would talk to
his ex-employes about taking them back.
The men are in despair. They have no execu-
tive committee to furnish weekly allowance,
and the Central Labor Union win 20 nothing Tor
them except to make 1t impossible for them tv
get work. A feeling of desperation mas seized
the men, and serious trouble is apprehended.
Hundreds of families are suffering because Of
the lack Of food. and the unexampied cold rains
of the last three weeks have rendered camping
out on the Harlem rocks impossible. The
other street-railroad employees refuse to aid the
Third-avenue men. All over New York and
BROOKLYN the railroad companies are going back
to the old time tables and systems of paying
their employees The officials say that every
vcstige of an agreement binding them to 81 a
day and twelve hours was swept away by the
last general tieup. The companies show their
confidence by dsmissing without explanation
many of the men who made themselves prom
inent ia the recent troubles Some of the men
say that the companies are seeking to force a
strike. and that if such thing does come, New
York and Brooklyn will see bloodshed and fires
such as have never been seen before in these
cities
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-06-25
WONDERFUL SURGERY.
An Operation by Which Life Will Probably
Be Prolonged for Years.

BUFFALO. June PA remarkable surgical
operation was successfully performed at the Gen
eral Hospital this week, the patient being a
woman forty-six years old, who came to the hos
pital few weeks ago to be treated for an OBJ
struction in the @sophagus which made it diff
cult for her to swallow. The diagnosis made in
Dictated that the obstruction was tumor. About
the first of the year the swelling had grown so
that the woman could swallow no solid food and
lately it had grown 80 that even lquid food could
not be forced down her throat by syringe
through the smallest tube made.
To save her from starvation it became reces-
sary to perform an operation. which it was
finally decided should be to make an opening
directly into the stomach Cocaine was EN-.
ployed to prevent pain, and the operation was
performed by Prot. Roswell Park, formerly of
Chicago. An incision was first made over the
line of the stomach, just below the cartages,
and Just outside the median line, through the
abdominal walls. The large intestnes were
pushed to one side, and fold of the stomach
sewed to the abdominal wall, so that portion
OF the stomach, the size of twenty five cent
piece, was exposed to view. After three days a
galvano cautery used to burn away the re-
naming tissue, and an opening into the stomach
was thus made. Food has since been put into
the stomach directly. No i'll effects have as yet
been noticed from the operation.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-06-25
Ducket-shop "Tickorsv in Court.

PHILADELPHIA, June Pin an opinion deliv-
cred by Judge Mitchell. to day, six of the seven
cases involving the right of the "bucket-shops'
to enjoy the service of the stock quotations
were decided. The suits had been brought
by the proprietors of the establishments to re-
strain the removal of the ''tickers" The court
differs with the Mayor in the view that the busi-
ness of the compliments is against
public policy and unlawful. but holds
that the Philadelphia local telegraph company
is not obliged to furnish quotations except under
voluntary contract. In reference TO the re-
moval of the tckers, Judge Mitchell declared
that il they were not used solely in furnishing
the information specified in the bill, but
were part Of the general apparatus of telegraph
ing, then the plaintiffs had right to their con-
ants wero allowed to amend their bill by adding
a prayer for relief this point, If they desired
otherwise decree will be rendered generally for
respondents.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-06-25
Racing at sheepshoad Bay.

SHEEpsHEAD BAY. N Y, June 24-First
Race-Handicap, for all ages; one and e.eighth
mile Strathspey won by three lengths; Una B.
second, Brambleton third. Time. 2:01.
Second Race-June stakes, for two-year Odds;
penalties and allowances; three-quarters of a
mile; fremont won by ten lengths; Brentwood
second, La Juive third. Time, 1:lS!.
Third Race-Handicap; one and one half mile.
Favor won by two lengths; Maumee second,
Ernest third. Time, 242
Fourth Race-The Emporium stakes; sweep
stakes for three-year olds $3.50 each, S. 900 add
cd; $1,000 to second and 20 per cent. of stakes;
$500 to third and 10 per cent of stakes: seventy
one entries; one ana one half mile. Winfred
took and held the lead from the start, with Brer
and Beverly next until the stretch, when The
Bard made splendid burst of speed, but was
badly ridden, and Winfred won by one half head;
The Bard second Beverly third. Time 2:43.
Fifth Race-For two yearolds; fye-eighths of
mile on the turf June Dor won by a
length; Maggie Mitchell second. Hound Luke
third Time, 107
Sixth Race-Welter handicap, one and three
si1teenths mile on the turf Pasha won by three
lengths; Drake Carter second, Aretino third.
Time, Ella
On this track, next Tuesday, June 20, one
ard one-fourth milo race will be run for stake
of So. 900, $500 entrance, between Dwyer Broth
ers' Miss Woodford, Sam Browns Troubadour
and H. j. Woodford's Barnum.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-06-25
OUTDOOR SPORTS.

Games Won and Lost Yesterday by League
and American Association Ball Clubs.
CHICAGO, June 24.-About fifteen hundred
persons to-day witnessed another wretched
game between the Washington and home teams;
the latter, with their usual luck, won-9 to g.
but requiring eleven tedious innings. Barr, who
pitched for the visitors, was not properly sup
ported by Whiting. the catcher. Scores
c Misasns'0n... I 3 Q 9 9 8 Y-s
Earned runs-Chicago 2; Washington. l.
Three base hit-Baker Two base hits-Gore,
Crane. Bases on errors-Chicago, 4; Washing
Left on bases = Chicago, 6; Washington, g.
Bases Stolen-Sunday, Pfeffer, Williamson Kel-
ly, Dalrymple, Hines Force. Crane. Passed balls
Kelly, s. Whiting, 4. Wild pitches-Mc
Cormick, 2. Errors-Chicago, IL; Washington,
Is. Base hits-Chicago, 9; Washington, IL.
PHILADELPHIA, June 24-The game to-day be-
tween the Athletic and Metropolitan clubs was
one of the prettiest played here this season
Each team hung tenaciously to the score of the
other till the last of the twelfth inning. Neither
of the visitors three fielding errors gave the
home club any advantage but Lynch, their
pitcher, gave base on balls and struck a bats
man in the seventh inning, and both men subse-
quently scored. The Metropolitans, in the sixth
inning, hit Matthews for FIVE singles and two
doubles. and earned the Eve runs scored but in
ltSk SIX tHey CouiH not get n SaIe Ill.,
and not man reached first from the sixth until
the twelfth inning. Attendance. 1900 Score:
Athletics .O o o 2 3 o o o o 10
Metropolitans- 10 5 o o o o 2-7
Earned runs-Athletics, 4; Metropolitans, s.
Two base hits-Stovey, 2; Roseman, l. Bethel, L.
Three base hit-O'Brien. Passed ball-Milligan.
Wild pitch-Matthews. First base on balls
Athletics Q; Metropolitans. /. First base hits
Athletics IL; Metropolitans. 10. Errors-Ath-
letics, 3; Metropolitans. g.
NEW YORK, June 4-The badly-crippled
Baltimore team received severe beating to-day
at the hands of the Brooklyns. The field work
of the Brooklyns was of the finest Attendance
1900 Scorer
Brooklyn. .-...-.-..1 5 210 0-25
Baltimore .-.-...-.0 / o 0 o D O.
Earned runs-Brooklyn, H. Three-bass hits
Peoples. Mcclellan, Philips. Scott First
base on balls-Brooklyn, 4; Baltimore 2 Err
rors-Baltimore, TO-
ST.. Louis. June 24--The Now Yorks hit
llealy hard and often to day and won, easily
their eighth straight game with St Louis. Scores:
st. Louis. --..-..--0 o y o o o. Q
New York..--.--.--.1 l o o o s--10
Earned runs-New York. G. Two-base hits
Glasscock. Quinn. ConLor. Ewing. Ward III.