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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
chicago wins From Washington.

WASHINGTON, September 30-Poor
base running on the part Of GilliRan
and their liability 10 hit Flynn safely
when men were on bases, lest the first
game o the series to the Chicsgos to-
day. On three occasions when the
bases were full, base hit would'hsve
wen the game, but it YVES lacking. In
the fifth inning, with three men on
bases and one out, Farrell sent long
fly to Ryan, which was accepted. G l..
ligan, who was on third, had plenty of
time to beat the ball home, which
would have tied the score, but he re-
NAMED seadfsst to the base, TO
the disgust of the large crowd
pr sent. The game was called while
the visitors we're at the bat in the sev-
enth inning on account Of darkness.
Score:
Washingtou............0 01O0-1
Chicago. "....".........0 0 0 2 0 0 30
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MORE BRICK STREET PAVE
MENTs.

We mentioned two or three days
ago the successful introduction oil
brick as a material, not only for city
sidewalk, but for paving the central
portions Of the streets at Bloomington,
Ill, and its adoption at Decatur and
Jacksonville in the same State. We
find ASP that the fourithing city Of
Steubenville, o., hes had this pave
ment for two years past, and Charles
ton, W. Va, hiss had it on its prin'
cipal street for fourteen years, where
it has stood the test OF heavy wear.
At Steubenville twelve inches were
dug out below the surflce, then, our
account states, "they covered the top
with sand for time, and now they
have the finest pavement in the world.
Steubenville hes contract to
put 1t down st SO cents per square
yard. This price includes the bricks,
the o,her materials and the work Of
laying. Belgian blocks Co.'S from
81 80 10 So per square yard
and asphalt costs about the
same. 1t can be- taken up and re-
paired without any trouble" In
Charleston white fire brick is pre-
ierred, and has stood the test Of four
teen years. wear, it wears round, and
does not chip at the edges as the red
bricks do. Tho Bio ,mington account
declares that we'll burned red brick is
quite satisfactory, but the white is
probably preferable; both are put
down edgewsys. The tests Of fiji cen
years at Bloomington and OF fourteen
years at Charleston, w. Va, are GER
tainly sufficient to prove that o pave
ment go cheap, and declared to be so
durable, as well as smooth and com.
paratively noiseless, is worth consid-
Grafton. The New Orleans Times
Democrat iavors its trial in that city.
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THE DOW LAW IN OHIO.
Molten for an Injunction Denied
The First Case Under the Law.

CLEVELAND, O., September 30.--In
the Circuit Court of the United States
Judge Walker today disposed of the
application of William Tanner, jr., a
saloon keeper of Alliante, o, for
preliminary injunction to restrain the
village of Alliance from the enforce
menG of the prob bitoIy ordinance
passed under the Dow law. By refus-
ing thereslrainiug order Judge Wa ker
held that the court had no iurif diction
10 afford the relief asked; that the
ordinance does not conflict with the
Fourteenth amendment of the Const.-
tuition Ct the United States; that the
ordinance does not deprive the COM
plsinant of bis property; that the ordi-
nsnce is only police regulation in the
inter' st of public morals and fer the
common good. Judge Jackson con-
cured in the refu a of the applica-
ton. This was the first case in Ohio
under the Dow law, and was watched
with great intaTes'
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der has not been modified further
than that the ysrds and docks depart
ment will not be molested, and Civil
Ecgineer Menocal, who is in charge OF
that department, will retain his resi-
dence and continue on duty. Some
necessary urfioished work in the
steam engineering department will be
completed. All the employees in the
other bureaus, numbering about 200,
are to be discharged This evening.
Doubt'es the maj nifty OF those dis.
charged will be re-employed as soon
as the ordnance work is well under
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Even You Rux n Dozen

common porous plasters-which you can get
for a song at any If the Cheap John drug
gsts-you have merely thrown away your
money, for one Benson's Capcine Plaster is
worth them all. The reason is this: Ben
sons is the Only porous plaster in the market
entifcally medicated. Others are no more
than nominal limitations of Benson's. They
are cheap because they possess none OF the
ingredients which render BensOn's valua-
ant to wear, and cure in few hours all
ments which others will not even relieve.
The public are especially warned against So
called "Capsicin, j." Capsicum," "Capu-
oin, ," or "Capsicine .plasters, as worthless
sons, and look for the " Three Seals" trade
mark and the word "Capcine cut in the
center.
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shuts out BroohIyn.

PITIsBU6G, Pa, September 30-The
home team shut out their mcst
dangerous competitor for second place,
The Brooklyn club, this afternoon,
thereby consideraoly strengthening
their hold on tbat p lsition. The eame
was one sided from the start, and
af,er the serond inning it YVES only a
question of how BABY the visitors
would be beaten. Morris pitched Que
Of his most eff ctive games, while
Porter's delivery was pounded all
over the field. Attendance 1900.
Score:
Pitteburg..........2 100000 2-12
Brooklyns....".0 0 0 0OO0- 0
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Died From AnonIaxH.

ST., LOUIS, Mo, September 80 The
odore O. Tracie, late United States In
terral Revenue Agent in Kentucky
and Tennessee, who registered at the
Lindell Hotel on Wednesday evening,
was found dead in his bed at $3.50
O'Clock tonight, he evidently having
expired from an attack OF apoplexy.
A valise containing samples and an
order book showed that he was q trav-
cling salesman for the Barley, John
son & %. liquor house, the Old Times
Distilling Company arG the Eclipse
Vinegar Works, all Of Louisville. An
inquest will be held tomorrow.
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Restrained From Joining Another
Club.

NEW York, September 30.-Preti-
dent John B. Day, OF the New York
Baseball Club, through his counsel,
has obtained an injunction from the
courts restraining John F. Smith. the
left handed pitcher of the New York
club, from joining the Detroit club or
any other club except that which
President Day may de;ignate- PreSi-
dent Day claims to have made par
sonsl contract with Smith which is lt-
gllaod binding for the eason of 1887!
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LITTLE ROCK. ARK.
Death of Prominent Hotel n an I'm
Kansas.
ESPECIAL TO THE ApPEAL.I

LITTLE Rock, ARK, September 3d.
News was r lived here today fr IN
Sabe ha, Kas., of The death at that
place this morning of MIR. L. ].
Stemple, proprietor of The Deming
Hotel, this city. be left here on a
mission of busine's last week and was
visiting relatives when taken sick.
Fla is we'll known to the travelling
pubic, having suc cessfully run num-
Der of hotels in different parts of the
countTv
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business Failures for Three Months.

NEW YORK, September 30.-The
number Of business failures f)r the
quarter ending with September 30Ih,
az reported to the Mercantile Agency
of R. G. Dun & Co., is 1882 as COM
pared with 2173 for the third quarter
Cf 1885, showing decrease of 241
failures. The liabilities, however,
show considerable increase, amount
ing in the quarter juet 81 sed to 1927, :
100000 IS against $23,874 600 in the
corresponding quarter in 1885.
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YAzOO LEvEE HOARD.

The Board OF levee Commission
ers for the Yfz,o Miss. Delta at a
meeting held at Clarksdsle, ordered
an is ne Of $4,000 debentuns A
survey was ordered 10 ascertain what
repairs or new sections to the levees
was required; to repair damages and
build or rebuild levees where necessa-
ry, on the boards approval. A prose-
cution was ordered where a man had
cut a leyee. Assessed value OF lands
were declared as follows: Luncia
county 25 PER cent. higher, Quitman
county 10 per cent. higher, Tallahatchie
10 per cent. higher, Coahoma county
25 per cent. higher; Lthore county,
aud Yaz,o county unchanged; Sun
flower 30 per cent. reduc ion, Desoto
county As per cent. reduction. For the
purpose OF equalizing the assessments
OF the New Orleans and Texas rail-
road with the assessed value lands in
Tunici county, its assessments were
reduced 20 per cent, and for the same
purpose in Coahoma county a'so 20
per cent, making a total OF $300,0G0
for Coahoms and $4,000 for Desoto
county. Two repair forces were or.
dered to be set to work, a'so an Issue
Of 100000 bonds. A committee was
appointed to confer with the Mitsis-
sippi leves commissioners, to ascertain
whether a compsot can be arranged
10 maintain the levees in Coahoma
county, below Hushpuckana, until
the boundary line bs determined.
Also to ascertain the right OF way and
damages for Hendr ck's levee.
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Ten year. I'M the Peniten,iary.

PORTLAND, Me-, September 3d. To.
night Casper William Il. Could wss
brought into the Uoited States Court
room to plead to indictments against
him charging him with missppropri-
ating funds Of his bsnk, He waived
the reading OF each of the indictments
and pleaded guilty to each. The pris-
oner's face expressed not the slightest
emotion as the District Attorney
moved for sentence. Judge Webb
then sentenced the prisoner to ten
years in the State penitentiary al
Thomaston,
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Indictments for MRnsIauEhter and
IrreRuInrffiea

NEW YORK, September 30-The
grand jury of Kings county at their
sessions today indicted the following,
Supervisors Gallagher, Lsrkin and
Carroll, for alleged irreeuiarit es in re-
lstion to the bills Of Plumber Williams
for work done in the courthouse while
they had charge Of it,
Ex-Nurse Charles M. Edgerton, for
mansaughter in the second degree in
scalding to death Patrick McCarty, a
patient in the Flatbush Insane Asy-
lum,
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Septsmbtr 30.-Pfes-
ident Won der Abe, OF the s.. Louis
American AS, ociAtion Basetal Club,
has received a letter from President
A. G. Spalding, OF he Chic go Nat on
al League Club, accepting the formers
challenge to play series of nine
games for the championship OF the
world, the winners to take the total
gross gate receipts for the entire series,
four Of the games to be played in Chi
cogo, four in st. Louis, and the ninth
on neutIal ground.
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nam Moo Concede nn AdYance,

PrTTsnURa, Pa, September 80
Prominent coal OPT rators, interviewed
today, declare that they will not con.
cede any demand OF their miners for
an advance in wsgee, IS the market
will not justify IT, II the men INSIST
upon an increase, the mines will be
closed down indefinitely. At present
nearly 1000 mine's are employed in
the river mines.
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Newmarket Races.

LONDON, September 30,-The race
for the Grand Duke Michael stakes at
Newmarket today was won by st.
MINI; MephiAto second, Lisbon
third. ts
The Newmarket October Handicap
was won by Springfield; SCOTIA Sec
ond, Cambusmor third There were
eight starters, and Melton was the
favorite.t
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Wisconsin wOmen'a Suffrage Assoc.
ciaIiOn.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, September 3d.
At r icine today the 8 ate Women's
Suffrage Association, at the instance OF
Susan b. Anthony, decided to besiege
the next Legislature for woman's suf-
frage in municipal elections, with the
understanding thai such legislation
should be repealed II found impracli-
cable. Resolutions were adopted con-
demnipg the acton Of Judge Burnell,
OF Oshkosh. for his decision in the
John Kerwin case. Kerwin was
chsrged with assaulting a beautiful
young girl Of Neenah, who subsequent
ly killed herelf, He was let off with
a three months sentence.
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Rxciting Game az New YOrk,

New YORK, September 30.-Today's
game Of bali was the best played and
the most exciting since the home team
returned. Smith, OF New York, was
on the score card to pitch, but Pfesi-
dent Day had secured an injunction
and prevented Smith from playing.
Connor was presented with a hand
some gold watch and chain for his re-
cent home run. Fully 5000 people
were present. Score
New York. 0 0 5000 p 4
Detroit. ......,."..0 DOL 1910 l. 8
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No Trouble for CincInna,ito win.

CINCINNATI, o., September 3d.
O'Hart's wild and adjective pitching
lost the GENE today. Toe Cincinr ats
gave a miserable exhibition in the
field. O'Brien hit a finger IN toe
fifth inuing and Robinson took his
place. Darkness put a stop to the
game at the end of the eighth inning.
Cincinr att. .......,.2 l 80 SO 2 2-5
Athletic............9 COS l l 3 o. s
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Northwestern Passenger Rates Re.
duced.

ST. PAUL, MINI, September GA.
V. IL. Carpenter, general passenger
agent of The Milwaukee road, telt-
graphs that the proposed reduction on
all Northwestern roads to 3 cents p n
mile will take place October 18th. The
through fare from ST. Paul to Chicago
is fixed at $ll 90 first class and 80 sec.
ond class.
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PINE BLUFF, ARK.
Heavy Cotton Sales and Very Pro.
pitiOus Weather.
ESPECIAL 70 TIE ApPxAL.I

PINE BLUFF, ARK, September 3d.
Cotton is c'miog in pretty freely this
week. Fifteen hundred b les have
been cod in this market up 10 date,
commanding quite tatjsfaet ry prices
to the farmers. The weather now
is pleasant and propiiious for
harvesting. The late rains have
injured tie cotton cr,p, but there
is 10 doubt Of an average
crop in the lower Arkansas Valley if
the weet her continues favorable. 1t Ia
estimate d y a, 5000 bales Will be sold
in this malkst.
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A Contsnted win Case.

NEW York, September S0-The ar.
gument in the contested will case of
the late Francis Par6s, who left up.
ward of $1,000, 900, was begun today
in the Kings county Surrogate Court.
1t is contested by his grandchildren,
who he cut c II altogether. The ground
of the contest is u ldus influence,
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reatherweighls Fight Ten Rounds

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, September &c.
Tommy Warren end Tommy Dan
forth, festheIweight pugilists, fought
ten rounds for the American cham
piouship before large audience at
the Washington Rink tonight. War
ren's weight is 116: pourdsEand Dau-
forlh's 124. 1t was had fought
battle and was declared draw.
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the Metropolitans was q brilliantly
played contest. The close ecore and
sharp fielding made it very exciting.
The Nets hit coed deal harder than
the champions, and but for ZONE very
costly errors would have won. The
weather was 70 cold and dissgreeable
that many persons left before the
game was ended.
st. Lou ..........0 O 2OO1OO
Metropolitan 81 5000 0 o. 2
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Congressional Nominations.

JERSEY CRY, n. j., September 30
The Democrats OF the First District to-
day nominated John W. Westcott for
Congress.
ST.. PAUL, MINI, September 3d.
The Democrats OF the Third District
loday nominated Judge John l.. Nc.
Donald for Congress.
LYECHBURG, VA, Septem Der 3d.
Knights of Labor, in convention last
night, no minated Joseph B. Page for
Congress in the Sixth District.
CLINTON, ILL.,, September 30.-Dan-
lei VOORHEES,, of Decatur, was nomi-
mated for Congress today by the Dem
ocIatic Convention Of the Fourteenth
District.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September 3d.
The Democrats of the Third District
today nrenominsted the Hon. Sam ].
Randall for Congress. There was no
opposition.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Septt mber 30.-The
Republican Congressional Convention
OF the Twelfth Congressional District
nominated Judge o. II. Pitcher for
Congress yesterday. Ell l..5a,
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, September 30,-The
Prohibition Congressional Convention
Of the Eighteenth Illinois District at
East S. Louis today nominated w. III.
Moore for Congress.
NEW York, September 30.-The
Democrats OF the Fourteenth Congress
sional District today nominated VIM.
G. Stablnecker for Congress. Mr..
Stahlnecker has already served enc
term in Congress.
ST LOUIS, Mo-, September 30.-J. X.
Cummius was dominated for Congress
today by the Eighth Republican Con-
gressional District Convention. The
present incumbent and the Demo
cratic nominee is JohnJ. O'Neill.
DIS MoNRs, IA, Septem Der 3d.
The Greenbackers of the Sixth Con-
gressionsl District today nominated
DR.. Nelson, OF Mobaska county, for
Congress. They intend to'maintain a
straight Greenback ticket in opposi-
ton to this fusion nomination already
made.
CLEVELAND, o., September 30.-The
following Congre sional nominations
were made today in Ohio: Martin A.
Foran, by the Democrats OF the
Twenty frs District; William Dorsey,
by the Democrats of the Twentieth
d strict; w. IL, Phelps, by the Demo-
Gratis of the Eighteenth District. sS'lla
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YAUHIING.
Have Hard Time Getting Breeze

MARBLEHEAD, MASS, September SO.
The wind is light from the north
east. The yachts will not race today.
At 0 O'Clock this morning Capt. Stone
boarded the Mayhower and her colors
were hauled down and she was out of
commission. At Gals o'clock her sails
were get and few minutes later she
sailed out of the harbor
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Large Increase Of Republicans in
In Grant County.

PINE BLUFF, ARK, September 30
An interesting family came in 10 day
from Grant unity. 1t YVES Mrs. Tay-
lor, who has female triple ts,
eyed eleven months, wall deve'-
oped, AID all of them red headed.
Two years ego she had an in
stallment of twins, boys, one Of
whom died. Her family at present
consists of nine boys and three girls.
The father is Republ can in politics.
A few Do'e such Renublic an fam lies
like the Taylors would in generation
or two revo!uionize the politics of
Arkansaa.
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entity er murder in the First Degree

NRw YoRK, September 30,-Driscoll,
the leader oil the "Whyo gang" was
this evening found guilty OF murder
in the first degree, he having killed
his mistress, Beezy Cerrity, in an
East Side tenement some months ego.
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BASEBALL NOTES.
lsrnorAL TO THE ArpKAL.I

LITTLE Rock, ARK, September 3d.
In the game of ball between the Little
Rock Association nine and the Ath-
letics, of Hot Springs, today, at the
latter place, the Association wa ked off
with the plume by the score of 10 5
in favor of The Little Rock boys.
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Philadelphia Defeated by 81. Lsuis


y PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September 3d.
81. Louis defeated Philadelphia today
by bard hitting, Strike, the new
pitcher Of the home club, being pun
ished badly. The visitors fislded
rather loosely, and none Of the Phila-
delphia's six runs we're earned. The
local Players could do nothing with
Healy's delivery, except in the sixth
inning, when they obtained three
double baggers, alter chances had
been given for blank. The only
fielding error of the home club WAS
Bastian's failure TO stop a ball thrown
by Mcclure, Mccarthy pitched the
last inning for Philadelphia. Darkness
put stop to the game at the end Of
the eighth inning. Score:
ST. Louis. 0 2 l OIL 4 o. 8
Philsdelphia......0 004 0 o. 8
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HAVE used Tongaline in cases OF
neuralgia headache with success in
almost every instance, although some
OF these were of long standing and of
most Troublesome chWac'er.
o. ID. NORTON, MD, Cincinnati, o,
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Death of an old tennessee Darby.

BRANftoRD, ONT, September 3d.
Andrew Lucas, colored, died here this
morning at the supposed age Of 1873
yeas. He was born in slavery in
Tennessee and was Gen. Jeokson's
servant.
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Funeral OF the Prcsidep,,. UncIe,

BALTIMORE, MD, September So
The funeral Of the late Joseph Neal,
maternal uncle Of President Oleve-
land, took place today from his late
residence in this city. A large throng
gathered, expecting to see the Presi.
d mt but he did not appear.
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Imnrisonment for LIE.

RoMNBY, Va, September S0.-John
@. Bowen was today convicted o MUIR
der in the first degree aud sentenced
to Imprisonment for life for the xii =
ing Of Frank Heatwil on April Goth
last.
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BOSTON, 8; Kansas city, Il.

Boston, MAS, September 3d.
Brilliant fielding and hard hitting
characterized the Boston's play today
in their contest with Kansas City.
Stemmyer pitched finely, while Whit
pey was hit hard, although scattering
until the last two innings. Myer
played a great game in the field and
at the bat. The fielding of Morrill, aud
Nash, the foe throw of johnson and
two home runs, were the features Of
the Boston side.
Boston,. .....,.......O 0120 OBS
Kansas City........0 0 900 0 90 IL
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LONDON, September so The Bud
gett Committee has rejected the. pro-
posal Of NJ. Sadi-Cariet, Minister of
Finance, TO abolish extraordinary
budgeis.
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PUGILISM.
The Burke-Dempsey Match Post,
p0neO. .. ,a.. ....

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL September 3d.
The glove match between Jack
Burke and Jack Dempsey has been
postponed until November, Mayor
Bartlett having refused today 10
grant license for it until after the
State elec ions have been held. Tues
day next Burke will leave here for a
tour through the interior towns. He
will offer TO give a stated amount to
anyone who stands up before him five
rounds, Marquis OF Queensou'y rules,
with soft gloves.
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As n Cure for Sore Throat aud
Coughs,

Browns BRONCHIAL TRocHRs have
been thoroughly tested, and maintain
their goodreputstop.
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Nominated by Democrats for Gov
ernOr.

WORCESTER, MASS, September 3d.
John f. Andrews, of Boston, was NOM
mated for Governor by the Democrat,
by reclamation. -
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
baltimore Easily Defeats LOuiI

LOUISVILLE, KY, September 80 -
The Batimores defeated the Louis
villes today in an uninteresting game.
Both clubs hit hard but the visitors
out folded the home team and wen
easily.
Lou'sville,"...,,. ! l 100000 Is
Baltimore ......... 0 03 l0O41 80
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81. Louis wins IN n close Game.

Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, September 30.-To-
days game between the Browns and