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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-08-26

B@- never saw better quality Of
Honey than we have now. CARY.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-08-26

N -Sardines, new stock just received.
Best thing for cold lunch this warm
weather, 10 cents or for % cents.
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Free of Charge.

To any person who will show us tin type
made by any man in the State by the new
Argentic process that we can't beat, then we
will make one dozen as fine cabinet photo
graphs as can be produced in Ohio, so bring
on your tin type and if we don't beat it You
get your cabinets free of charge.
If g. w. GARDNER & SoN.
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"a Melons on Ice. We have large
ice box to keep them in. CARY.
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~ Arbuckle, Lion, Anchor, Lever
ing and German, all good reliable cof
fees; only Is cts. per lb. CARY.
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Free tNAn.

Everybody is invited to call on @. NJ. Fisk,
theJeweler in Leist's drug store, and have
their jeweiry cleaned and repolished the same
as when new, free of charge. Fine watch
work and hard soldering speciality. All
work warranted and perfect satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded.
tt @. M. Fisk.
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Insure your Horses.

Two dollars will pay for every $1O0 insur-
ance upon your horses in the American Horse
Owners Association, of Toledo.
VIM. s. NORTON, Agent,
At Napoleon, Ohio
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cARY'S COLUMN.

WWorwickshIer Sauce, for chops,
rost meats, cold meats, soup, 6c., i'm
pasting the most delicious relish, and
from its superior quality is more gen.
orally useful than any other sauce. On
" 25 cents per bottle. CARY.
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D6T Kalamazoo Celery, fresh every
day, at Cary's.
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Farmers, when You come in town don't for
get to come in get some Of that good bologna.
Big piece for cents or two lbs for 25 cents;
always fresh on top.
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n@s A new and fresh stock of Pure
Confectionery, just received at Cary's
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-08-26

1% The Celebrated Pearl Soap only
five cents per cake. CARY.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-08-26

D~oUR penny yeast cakes are going
of like hot cakes. CARY.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-08-26

D@- New drink. Island Champion.
Try it. CARY.
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We will say that Pohlmann Bros. have
knocked the tariff on of some Of their cats
Of meat You can buy good cut Of steak
at the Fulton Meat Market at 10c. Numer-
GUS other cuts in proportion. Do your
dealing there. Get the best meats the
money can buy at the cheapest rates.
CITIzHN.
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A% New Pretzeels put up in one
pound packages; they are splendid.
CAOv
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Timothy, clover and all kinds of grass
seed at A. Bradley's. If
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16r ALI kinds of empty barrels for
sale cheap at Cary's.
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Notice.

Notice.
This is to certify that the Undersigned are
not now, or ever have been, partners of F.
W. Lindau, doing business in Napoleon, Ohio.
CBAs. LINDAU.
CTK1sT. LNDAU.
Adams Tp., Defiance Co., Aug. "a, 1886. 2t
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Also come in and get mess of nice fresh
meat at reduced prices.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-08-26

DS A new stock of Crockry, gold line
band. Please call and see 1t. CARY.
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For Sale.

Tusca Allen Seed Wheat cleaned ready to
SOW at 81 per bushel. Yields from 30 Ito 40
bushels per acre. Call and see US.
E.. & K. CRoCKET,
Grelton, Henry Co., o.
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Come in and Get your Money.

Auditor Evers informs us that he will be
ready to settle with Township, Corporation
and School District Treasurers on and after
NEXT Monday.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-08-26

D@ Fast Mail chewing tobacco is the
best in the city. CARY.
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Money TO loan At ] per cent.
TyIeF& DonnelIy ,Att'ys.


We keep the only French kid shoe in the city,
at Shoemaker Bros.
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For Adoption.

For Adoption.
The Henry County Inirmary has three girls,
aged from to IL years, which will be let out
for adoption to proper persons. The chill
dren are robust and healthy. 2t
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Remember,

ItoHIchHUCEI
only days more, next Tuesday winds up our
great discount sale. We are still offering
great many very attractive and special bar
gains in all of our departments during the
remaining days. d. 81. WILSON.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-08-26

Half-Fare Rates to the Ohio State
Fair.
During State Fair week the Columbus,
Hooking Valley & Toledo R'y will sell Excur-
sion Tickets from all stations on its line to
Columbus and return, at rate of one fare for
the round trip. Tickets will be good going
from August Both to Sept. Sd, inclusive, and
good returning on any regular passenger
train up to and including Sept. 4th. 2t
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NJ Elastic Starch is good. CARY.
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Farmers, if you want a good set of cider
screws, call at the Napoleon Machine Works. At
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-08-26

w. j. Pierrepont, Dentist.
office at residence, at the intersection of
Clinton street and Bryan pike. If
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The Sea Foam washing Machine.

The undersigned has purchased the rigl
Of Henry county for the celebrated Sea Foam
Washing Machine. Township rights anG
machines for sale.
JoHN G. MuNTz,
jneN-3m Holgate, Ohio.
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In some parts of Michigan potatoes are
selling at 81 per bushel and going higher.
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Cider will be plenty this year.

Cider viii be plenty this year.
Refreshing showers during the past
Grapes have made their appearance inmar-
ket.
A pocket sewing machine is the latest nov.
/ city.
The drill is still in the bottom of the ga,
well.
Clerk Donavan is busy making up his court
docket.
A few more weeks will wind up the picnic
season.
The Wood County Fair will be held Oct. /
to 8, 1856.
Best stock of kid gloves in the city at Shoe
maker Bros.
1t is reported Defiance has struck oil at q
depth of 1915 feet.
Ulrich & Co.'S. is headquarters for the
Champion Chain Pump. At
Local option was defeated in Deshler. The
Deshlerites know thing or two.
The soldier boys came marching home
Thursday evening, in good shape.
Don't fail to go to the big silk, velvet and
dress goods sale of Shoemaker Bros.
There ought to be magnificent display Of
farm products at the fair this year.
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Fair days, Sept. IA, Is, 16 and
18th. tt
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A pocket sewing machine is the latest nov.
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There ought to be magnificent display Of
farm products at the fair this year.
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Refreshing showers during the pastweek.
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Grapes have made their appearance inmar-
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The drill is still in the bottom of the gas
well.
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Don't fail to go to the big silk, velvet an
dress goods sale of Shoemaker Bros.
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Clerk Donavan is busy making up his court
docket.
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The soldier boys came marching HON
Thursday evening, in good shape.
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A few more weeks will wind up the pic-ni'
season.
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Ulrich & Co.'S. is headquarters for the
Champion Chain Pump. At
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The Wood County Fair will be held Oct.
TO 8, 1856.
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Local option was defeated in Deshler. II
Deshlerites know a thing or two.
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1t is reported Defiance has struck oil at
depth of 1878 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-18
NEVS From THE SUBJ RBS
crNvING on HOOK MOUNTAIN.

Nolte laughter has caused in Nyack by episode
which hannened last and In which three city board
crs v Id beast" shot gun and funeral figure prom
nr and il i barely possible that the Society for the Pre-
verton Of cruelty TO Animals Will yet take hand In the
of The hunters went TO look Mountain all
Nyack spotsmcn there as matter OF form After finding
no other game dead garter snake and an old horse
skeleton hunters paused to deliberate Just as they were
aout Ia draw lots which should be shot that the
others might not home empty handed shri cry from the
branches of biz made their hair rise Panther be
Jovef I'VE before" said the young man who
had bcen ont West Then the young man from WAL st. took
want TO mother pd0r and pleaded
oh saw Gawge it's wealy panther don let's fool with
him, You know j. ,,.-,,,,- n .,,..t,
Shut up both OF yOu see him " said hunter No wi AT
The Was pale face started TO go home Just as the last
moving object in the tree TWO reports
rang out sharply There was howl OF agony the Was
clerk fen almost fantng with terror among the rocks ana
something umblcd from the tree TO the ground The marks
man hurried forward and then called TO the frightened clerk
9me here scarey here's yOur baby brother I" The
had brought down badfaced monkey with an amazingly hu
ssion. 1890 - -.-, - -, 49,,
when taken the Of the conscience stricken NmIod IL
sobed like child and put It's little black arms arouni the
hunters neck pleaded almost human manner Tor re-
lief and the sportsman 10 use his own expression was al
broke up monkey carried To the home OF MS slayer
where died despite all efforts TO save s life The monkey
ROokand Lake boarding house several weeks
ago where II was the pet Of lady III the house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-18
HOW MR. THOMPSON Used HIS PRESSU IRE
n,v,x,su,yc THE WATER SUPPLY TO FLOAT TIE

DIMINISHING THE WATER SUPPLY 10 fboAi INN
AoUEDUCT SCHEME.
Instances come creeping out now OF the
u.nn.r I'm which Hubert o. Thompson impressed
on the people Of this city as Its Commissioner OF
Public Works A gentleman living In Madison square
said yesterday
"Tbere ia one thing at least for which great many
mamie Of this city will forgive Mr. Thompsoni
certainly the people who lived In and
.rornd Madison Square at the time tue
hi, for the proposed new Aqueduct was before the
legislature and In the hands OF the Governor MT
rhomn,on wa. then the Commissioner Of Public Works
pefore the bill was presented to the Legislature
there was plenty Of water In THIS neiehpor-
hood i ran of aOu .%dasn Il began es to- to
obsepye that water did in my house on the sec
vn In reading about the bill for the Aquedpct
H. Ssa came into my head that there might be an In
Tim relation between that measure at Albany and the
Ley of water In my house. talked with my neighbors
s~onv OF water. and our conclusion was that the
nrsssnre above had been diminished Tor the express
rurpose OF making 1t appear that new aqueduct wa:
pscassary in order to afford the city proper supply OF
water. ,,.. ,.c.n o. AMMAN a., On.
and other sources that the water supply
vas short The Park Commissioner shut on the water
% he aims In the parks all for the same ostensibe
reason This short supply continued Tor over year un
ths bi mad been signed Dy the Governor when, 10 ana
hsbod the water to rise TO second oors around
Madison Sonare, and since then there has been no
tronble-ony occasionally for specific cause say from
factorv-D that direction. have not the least doubt
that in order TO the scheme and make tappear that
had the pressure dmished purposey; His object &C.
com plished, the pressure was increased
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-18

The last two of the half dozen dogs inOcu-
lated by Dr. Edward C. spzka last June have just DO
gan to show symptoms OF what 1t has been customary
term hydrophoba. These animals were operated upon
for the purpose OF demonstrating that the
same disease can be produced In a
dog by inserting almost any foreign
substance It's brains Dr. Lantard and NJ Pasteur
obi aimed by incubation from supposed rabid dog
They were carefully treated to prevent blood
pOsonlng placed IN the veterinary inrmary OF Dr.
James Hami, at No. 4l6 East Fourteenthst. All Of
them showed the ordinary symptoms Of hydrOphobIa
within q few days. but two OF them mOngrel spitz
and a large mOngrel black and-tan, recovered
almost entirely Tho others died killed. These
two dogs Of the three noculated with calfs spinal
cord About the only change In them made by the OPP
Grafton eadness In the hInd legs and gen
eral duness III disposition. On Monday night,
however. DIR; Hamll noticed marked
corner STALL refused food drink any kind and
suffered one or two slight spasms when II attempted to
drink Later IN the night began to howl and whine ia
peculiar sort OF way Tho doctor offered 1t co d milk
but IL unable 10 take 1t aud went of In another mild
cOnvulsion.
Yesterd ay they seemed 10 DO much better Neither
day has shown the slightest disposition snap at auy-
one. Dr. SpitZka visited them yesterday and decided
that he would noculate another dog some OF the
virus from tho spiz the latter became suf
oienty violent TO Justify him IN considering 1t bad
those described by Dr. Lantard Dr. Hansil said last
night that sptz would probably develop the most
violent OF the disease to-day Tomorrow The
black and-tan seems to DO getting better again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-18

Barks Alice for Danzic: Ernst Ludwig Holts Lubecks
Briggs Lottie Belle for Santos Thomas Turu Guantanamo
Stacy Clark -.
Also saiedvia Long Island Sound Bark Whitney for
BiboA Brig Susie Kyfin for Boston
NOTICE TO MARINERS
Notice is hereby given that August H. 1890
Lghtship No IL Will be m0ored ID from tos of
water south end Of Island shoai NarregaDsett
Bay RI he vessel IL schooner rugged and painted ca
Hog Island Shoal each large black
letters and No IL on each quarter fixed white light will
the foremost head about 80 the level
and should be visible 10 clear aboat %
nautical miles The day mark Is a black square cage
BY order OF the Lighthouse Board
STEPHEN c ROWAN
Vice Admiral 5 n, Chairman.
Washington DC, Aug IL. 1886.
SPOKEN.
Aug lat ~ 40 lon 80 TO- ship Lizzie Ross lr from Rot
terian for New-York
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON. Aug i7-sa.let Argosy tBr,. Norman
for Philadelphia; Suffolk tBr. Williams. Tor Baltimore
SWANSEA Aug l5-Saed steamer Llanian CITY (Br Gore
for New.York
BARROW, Aug A-sailed, steamer ST Oswald tBr Davey
SHIELDS Aug le-saned. steamer Robtns tBr. Robinson
for New.YOrk.
GLASGOW Aug l7-Auved, steamer Prussian OBJ Park
DIjxyRI HEAD Aug l7-Passod, steamer Amanfine (Br,
Ceilings from New York Aug on her way Ia Newcastle
PRAwLR POINT. Aug l6-Passed. steamer Stockholm City
(Br) Doyle from Boston Aug 3. on her 70 London
CoPRxHAGES to Ang l7-Auived. steamer Hckla (Dan)
Thomson from New. York July 81.
ANTWERP Aug l5-Auivt steamer WadswOrth Fr, Cook,
from Philadelphia.
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BOW CADET SCHLEY WAS DRoWNED.
FALLING FROM THE RIGGING IN GALE-rHREE
SAILORS LOST WITH HIM.

FALLING FROM THE RIGGING IN GALE-rHREE
SAILORS LOST WITH HIM.
LOWELL, Mass, Aug. II Especial. Cadet
Burrage OF the Naval Academy, In writing to friends
here describes tho circumstances Of the loss OF Cadet
schey from the Constellation at sea on August 8. IL
seems that there gale at the time and most OF the
Younger cadets we're seasick To cure them officers
ordered them TO 90 aoft Cadet Burrage writes:
"At o'clock saw the Fourth Glass and after~ara
the Third Class sent over the masthead. In coming
down the lee rigging Cadet schley. OF the Third
Class, missed ratline and fell. l saw him In rail-
ing face downward strike the foresheet and then
60 overheard; but l never saw him again. A
life lowered and In the lowering the after fal
damned and the bow OF tho boat went into the water
first splning out seven OF the blue jackets and smashing
the boat. We going before the wind nine knots
and could heave to immediately As soon possible
another boat wered and four OF the picked up
but three the sailors and Cadet Schley were ost-a
very bad mornings work We searched for the missing
men long while and then proceeded, the wind increas-
ing all the while"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-18
GAMES AT A CROouEr TOURNAMENT.

NORWICH, Conn.,, Aug. II ISpecdN.-The
rain OF Monday night left the courts In nne condition
the opening play of the eroquet tournament to-day
Forty players hero and fourteen have entered
their names for tho prle contests The others indulge
social the reserved for That purpose
Up o'clock seventeen games had been played IN tho
former series tho remaining seventy -four will fully
consume the week. Stamford. Rockville, New-London
and Gloversyil-, Connecticut sent delegates to-day
Chicago aud Marthas Vineyard delegates viii ba pres
ent tomorrow. The opening game OF the tournament
was between Read. of New-YorK. aud Dickey. OF the
home club. 1t by the latter mucn 10 the glory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-18
BEATEN BY THE GIANTS.
CLOSE GAME AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
A GREAT CATCH by DORGAN IN RIGHT FIELD Az
PLAUDED BY THE SPECTATORS.
rnr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

A GREAT CATCH by DORGAN IN RIGHT FIELD Az
pLAUDED BY THE SPECTATORS.
r1Y TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON Aug. 1.-THE giants had
difficult fight to add another game to the victory soe OF
their counrto-day The statesmen have struck oaE
ting streak and club could win an easy victory nom
them as they Ilayed yesterday and this afternoon. Inc
New.Yorks took the lead in thsir half OF the hrs inning
and held 1t throughout the game But the ieau was
severely contested of times and at severai stages Vi
the game looked like another defeat for the Vsors
Tho outlook was especially dubious In the last nan OF inc
ninth inning. The Nationals took turn al the WHO"
with the score standing TO 10 in favor OF the 'isor'
Kpo wles was the first and he struck wicked oow
landing the ball to the centre field renee Inc n'
would been good for at least three Bases ou' D
gan was there and by perfectly marvellous run anu
lump captured tho ball amid the ieers OF tne crowu
which immediately turned to cheers as this sterDg pay
ar threw the ball to Gerhardt and they realized ha uey
had seen the best play of the game: E-rors OF ,I
trons nature made by both clubs Inc hoc CIV. t
had Crane In the box aud during the hrst Dali VI .ne
came he was wild. Keefe did not pitch ~ MS us s
form and kept O'Rourke jumping all around tne piae
IN head OF the ball. In the seventh inning ne M,
Hines bad blow IN the back OF the head whlcn aa.e
him for several minutes Ewing played goou Us norS
first and didsomt batting but did not reach tno e.u
he made yesterday. Ewing Is one or tho pest puso u
nors that have been the grounds mere anu ~
great favorite with the Washington spectators Inc
score Is as follows:
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of the town The margin was very slim. for Read -
brilliant player and he slipped up while making tne a.
pout OF the game error which MS opponon. ,,h
Improved by making his remaining sixteen points WIN
out break .ar.
The narrowness Of the arches renders long runs moo
difficult than thoy were last year game oeswoon
Ford and McEwen consumed three hours. Bryant nov.
ever, won one from Wambold 10 thirty minutes. ~ 10
too early In the race 10 the winner. Tho ecoro
shows that two favores lost and new player has
come the front In way 10 suggsst that the inevtaoe
dark horse mewhere In the field. Bryant, Tor mat
Is his name. Is from Northampton, and plays Win =
modest dispatch that wins him much sppiauso
from the Norwich girls The games under the eioctIo
light which continued until nearly midnight attrac.
as many spectators those during the day The pay
ng brilliant. long shots runs and jumps follow
quick succession, the players taking more
risk To-days score 10 as follows: Jacobus won IRON
johnson, wambold and spauding; Bryant from PM;
lips Dickey and wambod Ford from McEwen ana
BALDWIN: bckey from Read and Warren Spanding
from MoEwen and Bush: Read from Bush; Warren
from Wambold, and Bush from Johnson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-18
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Chicago. Aug 1.-THE Chicago club defeated
the Kansas City to-day after one-sded ana uhnteesN
ing match The champions outpayed the Cowboys at every
ront and won with ridiculous ease Grasshopper jim
Whitney delivery not effective neither was MS support
The as follows
Cnic,co .....1 2 2-l9
Kansas CITY ......................O U v " l
hts-Chcago IA; Kansas City. 8. Errors Chicago o;
Kansas civ TO- Pitchers Mccormick and whitney. I'm
pirc-Mr. Pierce
ST LOUIS Aug 1.-THE Detroit club played In better FORM
to day and defeated Louis opponents with case
Gack Diamonds batted WELL could not bunch their MIS-
as follows
ST. Louis j "
Pase hits-St Louis, IL Detroit, g. Erors-St LOUIS,
Detroit g. Pitchers-Healey and Getzeln OmpIe-'ir
Powers.
PHILADELPHIA Aug 1.-THE Philadelphia club succeeded
n defeating Boston nine today after an interesting
battle with Of the Boston players plumbers
were unusually costly. The score was as appended
Boston U U "
Base Philadelphia Boston, philadelphia
3 Boston, T. Piichers-Casey and Buiinton Umpire-Mr
Gafney.
PrrsBuRG, Aug 1.-THE Metropolitan and Pittsburg
clubs play to-day and the Indians won after an interest
ing game The home players failed TO bunch Their h except
In the and third innings The score was as subohed
Pitisburg. ........................Q g ~
Metropolitan. ............. o OF
Base hits tsburg 10 Metropolitan. 7. ErrorsPts
burg Metropolitan. o. Pitchers-Mountan and Lynch
Umpre-Mr. Valentine.
Al Nyack-Nyack. ~ IIayersirany,4
At Troy eWburg. ~. Troy, TO-
At Ponghkeepse -pough keepsie. 8 ! Kingston. q.
At Utica-Rochester 81 Utica, 3.