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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-05-03
sHERIFFS SALE.

Al tae DlsIflCt court OF fOfC county haQsus
State of Kansas, Ford county.
John Summers
VS..
II. J. bremen.
By virtue Of special execution issued by the
clerk of the district court of Ford county in the
above entitled action, and to me the undersigned
sheriff delivered, whereby ] am commanded to
make the debt. costs and interest n said special
execution mentioned out Of the following de-
scribed property, to-wt:
The south two thirds of block ifl y-three, Of the
city of Dodge City. Therefore pursuant TO the
commands of the said special execution. / have
levied upon and duly appraised the above de-
scribed real property as the property Of the above
named defendant located in the city of Dodge
City, Ford county, and State of Kansas, and the
above real property appraised III S1400.
Now, therefore, WILL on Saturday, at 10 o clock
a. m, of May Goth, a D. 1888, at the west door of
the court house in said county sell the above de-
scribed property 10 the highest bidder for cash in
hand to satisfy the demands of said special eXecu-
ton. H. b. BELL,
Sheriff Ford County, Kansas.
Sherif's Office, April 18th, 1888.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-05-03

In the Probate court OF Ford county, Kansas. In
the matter of the estate of John johnson de-
ceased
Take notice, that Andrew johnson Admins
traitor of said estate has filed his petition with
said court, asking for an order directing said ad-
ministrator to sell the following described real
estate for the payments of the debts of said es-
tate. Lot number (49) in block No three 80 Mill
tary avenue in the city Of Dodge City Kansas.
The hearing OF said petition has been fixed by
said Probate court for the Both day of April 1888,
at 2 p. m. ANDREW JOHNSON.
Administrator.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-05-03
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

The state OF Kansas, Ford county, SIS.
In the matter of the estate of W. O. Smiley late of
Ford county, Kansas.
Notice is hereby given. that on the 25th day of
April A. ID. 1888, the undersigned was by the Pro-
bate Court of Ford county, Kansas, duly appoint
ed and qualified as administrator of the estate of
". o. Smiley late of Ford county, deceased. All
parties interested in said estate win take notice.
and govern themselves accordingly.
JOHN 3. NoFFETT.
ST. Administrator.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-05-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Garden City. Kans

April Z, 1888
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice of his intention TO make
dnal proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Judge, or in his
absence the Clerk of the District Court, Dodge
City, Ford county Kansas, on June 5, 1888, viz
Geo. W. Basham. for the southwest quarter of
section %, township 25, range 25.
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
said land, viz
A. ID. Evarts. Hiram Ray, Gilbert A Workman,
W. II. Stricken all of Dodge City.
CT. NJ. NILES,
Register.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-05-03
DODGE CITY BUILDING & LOAN

ASSOCIATION - Authorized chartered capital,
$a00,o0o Loans money otis stock holders at 40
per cent per aunum. Principal and Interest pay
able in monthly instailments The safest and best
paying investment in the city. Stated meetings OF
stock holders Let Tuesday of each month, at city
building No. /, south of railroad track. }: IL
Crawford, President: H. L. Sitler,Vice Pres; R.W
Evans, Cash'r Ist Nat Blk, Treas; b. F. Milton
Atty j. NJ BELL at Sun Set Mills, Secy.,
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-05-03
CORR ESPONDENCE.

Correspondents must have their communications
Il by Wednesday morning TO iisnre insertion that
week. Write as plainly as possible, taking par
ticular pains with proper names. Write only on
one side Of the paper. Names will not be pub
lished, but correspondents must sign each COM
imuncaiion.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-05-03
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

State of Kansas, Ford county, IS:
In the district court for said county.
r. NJ. Wright, Baker Foreman, J. W. Gibbs, II.
Zgler and A 5. Fritsche, partners as r. NJ.
Wright lS Co., Plaintiffs,
VS..
Charles Cunning cham. Defendant
said defendant Chrrles CunniG CLAM, will take
notice that he has been sued in the above named
court upon a certain promissory note, and must
answer the petition fled therein by said plaintiff
on or before the 18th day of June, 4. D. 1885, or
for plaintiffs in said action for twenty-five dollars,
and in the attachment therein granted, will be
rendered accordingly.
Attest L. +. McGarry, CLERK of said Court.
BY Thos. Lahey, Deputy
Harrington & Smith, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Ap. 26 81.
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NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.
Ii. r. Rowland, j. NJ. Montgomery, partners as
Rowland & Montgomery Plaintiffs.

Rowland & Montgomery Plaintiffs.
III. l.. johnson, Defendant
Before j. B. Moffett, justice of the peace OF
Dodge City in Ford County, Kansas.
State of Kansas, Ford county, IS:
Said defendant is hereby notified that on the
10Th day of April 1888, an order of attachment for
the sam Of S12.S5 was issued by the above named
justice of the peace against his goods in the above
entitled action, and that said cause will be heard
on the LIST day of June, 1888, at 10 O'CLOCK a. m.
Attest: Jno. B. Moffett, Justice of the Peace.
Harrington & Smith, Attys for Plaintiff.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-05-03
SHERIFFS SALE.
State Of Kansas. Ford County, SIS:

In the district court.
George c. Farnun VS. James L. Lewis
BY virtue of order of sale 10 me the
undersigned sheriff directed and delivered. issued
ont OF the 10th judicial district court. sitting in
and for Ford county, and state of Kansas. will,
on Saturday, May Goth ST the hour of II o'clock l.
m Of that day. at the west door of the court house
IN the city of Dodge City, in the county and state
Aforesaid. sell to the highest bidder for cash in
hand all the right, title and interest the above
named defendant had thereto on the 10Th day of
October, A. ID. 1887, or at any time thereafter to
tie following named and described real property
t0-wit:
The south half C-2) of the north east quarter
40 OF section twenty Ca0) in township twenty
seven ca south OF range IwentN-three es3l west
Glohty (6O) acres and appraised at $500 on the
nm day Of October, A. ID. 1887.
The above named and described lands will be
eold to satisfy the above named attachment, lien,
fragment and costs.
H. b. BELL. Sheriff of Ford Co, Kan
0hosl3's SALE April Is, A. d. 1885.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-05-03
BUCKLEN,s ARNICA sALvE.

The best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever res, letter.
Chapped Hands, Chlblains, Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles or no pay
required. 1t is graranre ID 20 give perfect salts
faction money refunded. Price . cents
per box. For sale by City Drug Store
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-05-03

IF YOY WANT GOOD WORK DONE AT
REASONABLE PRICES CALL on
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-05-03

The directors of the w. P. & W. R.R.
meet at Boston on the 3. to determine
the route of the road.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-24
srain,s Infant King

The baby King OF Spain, Alion.,
NllI, has jast catered on his third
year. Hi relatives earnestly trust
/ his life may he spared to come to full
years, bat the risks are many in a eli.
mate unusually fatal to children. In
Spain most Of the promising yoanc
artists. literary lights. political gen.
fuses and others 81 talent are cur oil
before they reach middle age, ana the
late King was not spared from the
sickle OF the terrible reaper. At pres
eat the young monarch i we'll and
/ strong, but he wil have MANY storms
10 weather before the desired haven
can he reached, and his royal mother
suEer, anxious pangs OF dread for
HIM who "a As the very apple Of her
eye. More than once since she took
the reigns OF government into her
own hands Queen Christiana oi
Spain has proved that she l.
net woman 20 be trified with.
The latest instance 81 her spirit has
Just come 70 light One OF the court
favoriteS, duchess holding the i'm
portsnt oshCe % chief LADY, OF the bed
, cham Der. took shat In woman % le-.
degree would he called q huff because
certain priest who figure! on her
good books was not promoted To the
AFeheishopTic 81 Santiago. She threat
cIas.d u resign her post Please pat
your resignation into writing 50 said
her majesty. This being done. the
queen took the duehess Al her word
no hess 20 the surprise than - the cha
grin o. that lady. who had caieu' as.sa
90 her influence - carry her ends
I b. guer8.s spirited act has been
loudly applaa1ei II MADRID. IS the
>T'Anisra- suffered too much from the
uSaefGl lasa&nce % caEFt fayositeS in
,ermef reg, % regard them with
affection.
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Youthful Niairois.


Tho ismi'y 81 oar fellow townsman.
NJ Joseph MGR liant. are now camp
ias iH Crook county. Oreeons near
Trout creek, spenoiac the warm
months BE thr refreshing hreczes aud
csul climate of thAf LEGALITY last
lhugVlay morning Master frankie.
aged Do. aud q cumsadc few years his
senior, went hunting up the creek
They hai pursued their way but 8
sheft distance when they SPIEL an old
l'rar aad iva e8hs Ihcir dog soon
tfeei az three 81 the hcare. aad shoot
ing then commenced. They managed
after several shot, IN knocking the OLD
ieav aai one oi the cfhs ont dead, brit
The thisi st1xvd like q knot GA a linlh.
FINALLY thee brought him down With
the balance, bBt nor dead Master
Frankie thinking the hear would ger
away threw his gan down and ht
into the Young bear with a double
shuttle on bruins Fih~. snd rs \ feW
minutes had him Aown aud his throat
cut thus Staying ihres hear.
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coUPEvILLE ITEMS.

GouFEYILLE, Aug. ~,
star Of Hope Lodge. No l0i, |. o.
G. r., elected and installed the follow.
ing officers for the ensuing term; p,
e. r.. T. NJ. Marlborough W. c. T.,
A III. Wanamaker: W. V. r., Miss
Minnie Straub; Rec. See, Miss Edith
Smith; Asst. See, Harry Crockett
Fin. See, Miss Julia Kenieth Treas,
Mrs Ella Campbell; Chap. Rev. Geo.
Lindsey, Marshal, Chas Mitchell
Dept NJ. Miss Ellen CASTOR; /. c.,
Samuel Calhoun: Sentinel, John
Herott
Mrs. BarroWs and son, OF Redneld,
Dakota, are guests Of Rev. Geo. Lind
sey.
Lille Alexander, oldest daughter of
A. Il. and Oracle Alexander, died at
home last Tue day, Of membranous
eronp. The parents have the sym.
patty Of the entire neighborhood.
Mrs. James Gillespie has been very
sick. but is now slowly recovering.
Rev. I. J. Massey, the presiding
elder OF the NJ. +. church, il a guest
OF Rev. W. b. McMillin. Mr. Massey
Is here 10 hold the fourth annual con-
ference OF the NJ L. church OF this
place. He i most eloquent speaker
aud preached TO a large congregation.
lie - much respected by the people
here.
Mr. Edward JENNIE, our progressive
farmer, has one of the Slower Wiad
mills erected on his place, and says il
is much easier getting water than
heretofore.
SATURDAY evening, while star Of
Hope Lodge, No. l0t, was in session u
drunken man went into the room I'M
derneath. occupied by the Woman 5
Christian Temperance Union as a free
reading room and gathered lot OF
newspapers which were on the table,
piled them in heap in corner OF the
room. and set them on fire. He then
went cut and told some people shat
be had done. Several men i'm
mediatelv inye tignted the matter and
found good Gre started. Bv u-inr
pruuIpt measures IL was finally put
olt. bui bad IL got 10 minutes more
stlrt, Is would have burned ont the
heart Of the town, rs the buildings are
wool aud near together, and nothing
could have saved them
W F. lzitt OF OAK iiaTbor was in
town daring Sunday
VI. J. Blowers and his mother Of
Oak HaFbor were cue Is OF 4. ID.
hiowers during saturday and Sunday.
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How Some Courtships Eegan.
louisville Post. 7

!lpnisNlste fckt
Recently there was a gathering OF
young married couples, and the con-
versation turned on the manner in
which the wives had secured their
husbands. One had paved the way 10
the altar by making face at the fated
one because she thought he had stared
at her impudently He admired her
neitle and sought an introduction.
Another made the acquaintance OF the
man who is nov her husband by acct
dentally s0usinS him with pan OF
dish water, which she tossed out OF a
kitchen window into an alley, Just in
time to catch him a. he was passing.
The one that was, however. voted TO
be the most novel was the experience
of a young man connected with the
municipal government. The latter
was in the habit OF passing on his way
home the residence OF the young lady
who is now his better half, and one
evening, out of spirit of mischief,
she accidentally on purpose" turned
the hose on him. He faced about,
blushel violently, and stainmered a
thank you" in response to her
roguish smile, and from that moment
he knew he was fated.
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THE TERRITORY.
No Sign Of Disturbance at
RcssIyn.
4 SILLY SMALLPOX sroHr'
ssh. d. Alien . Yaserst< In oiym-
.x.A Port Tswns~nd Mans Res
....A,e Theory -Issr~as~ OF sa''-
road Tracks at TaesHs.--A pAs ~
she Iniass Empire
Mates

y~sr~psu. Aug A.-Evsf ytissns
E aasses Al she Roslyn mines te.aay Z.
T,.sre sas no disturbance q ~ k 10.
~, a ,ln.sxsss,hss.nding reports % ne con- con-
x There i not likely 10 5e an.
1859 there until the rssroes are PM s,
~ 10Y ia the ne~ shine, rnlcn Na'
- - Tor 1--WE or ssx days, at least
'''- -. steamer Nixon passed Over
psi Rapids successfully and Ie.s
"a rstoss Yesterday for the C9neon.
LII. LII ,nirses. II took the steamer ionge'
"a. sla s,sEs tlvr run from Pssco than "a
s ~ .. on account Of low water;
e sTsrie in the spokane TAD
fyesa;l5s Of yesterday says thai soin'
- ~ delegate 10 the Repaelsran con
vsstisn Al this place next month hav'
.c,rs bssitancy about coming on o. =,
..oa,s Of the report Of smallpox IN =
- .ssarrh There has not been cas-
III smallpox here for rover three mon. !. !;
tbe city being in very healthy s ,,,,.
-, With very little sickness. Wha
-. object OF the CAseaicis = IN pfinan
tiis report. OF where u originated, D
ore can say. IL seems that report, 9
shIs Lind should DC confirmed ps'fof
selnr pIaeei before the public
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WAllA WALLA.
Inland Empire News Of Much In
tere-t

4
waIIA waLIs. Aug. 23.-it j. be
lieved that the Oregon a Washington
Territory depot grounds viii ts located
at Walnut Grove. head Of Main street
An itinerant Buigarian monk
dressed In a long serge cloak, with red
fez. i addressing large audiences
nightly, inyeigbing against modern
CHURCHES and preachers. He expresses
bis thoughts elolaently and carries
conviction.
Mrs. w. q. Alban, Willie Chandler
and Hattie Ritz have returned from
the sound; Miss Thomas, from San
Francisco: Lieut.. and Mr.. Allison
from Portland; ii. q. Tobin, from
Medical Lake.
Misses Emma and lisa Caulking ar
rived Wednesday from New York, 10
remaju.
Prof. l.. +. Anderson, OF this city,
has been elected a member OF the Phil
illogical Society of Harvard Uniyer-
sity.
Wheat sales are lively. Sixty cents
Z offered for blue-stem. One hun
dred thousand bushels was purchased
"Wednesday by local buyers.
Jane Philips. the stranger adjudgedl
insane a few DAYS ago, died az the hos
t,stal We inesday. She, with little
brother. came a short time ago with
her father from the East The father
abandoned both. Grief brought in
sanity and its sad result.
Mrs. Lizzie 0'Brien. thrown from a
carriage Tuesday, Is in critical con-
dition at the hospital. In addition TO
a broken hip. the right shoulder Is dis
located.
For the first time in 10 years, there
are no red hsh in Wallowa Lake, and
the packer, there are idle in conse-
quenee. Last year three sawmills were
erected on the Wallowa river, and il
IS supposed the sawdust killed every
fish.
There is no truth whatever in the
report OF n contemplation in the
Pyie-Hum case.
A. IL Reynolds and family have
left on a months visit TO the Sound.
Monday little daughter Of Frank
Jones, OF Pomeroy. fell in well and
was drowned.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

Oregon & California; Passed Med
ford +. G. Young, Rev. w. A
Spencer, 4. II Talbot, L. b. FeIsen
baum. Z. Cook, w. L. Jones, :. l.
Latino, J f. Wilson and vie. IL. T.
Maynard and three children, +. Il
Mills. w G. Hancock, III. Bamberger
". 4. Dean, F. l.. Yates, Mrs. Ed
wards. Mrs. Bruins, Jno. Gin and wife
Mrs. III. Grove. J. A Baird, :. L
Moore, vile and daughter, MIR. c. f.
Miller. L. V Morgan. w. u. Russell
II. Grove, ;. McBurney and wife, ]
Il scgpham. Miss II. Schrake, J. II
Winters, wife and daughter, +. Moa
hart. Mrs. Elliot, Mrs. Buttner. !. A
Hamilton. J. ". Miller. Geo. Meckler
and 3 sccond-clAss.
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REFINED HUMOR.

Deacon-I was terribly shocked, my
dear, TO discover on my way home
from church a match game OF base
bali being played on the vacant lot
near the park. Wife-Was il that
which made you so very late, Deacon
Epoch.
Twenty Years Whaler, said the
old Arkansas sehoolmaster, reading
with eontemptuous quicker OF his
| lips the title OF new book Twenty
yearsi | can beat that record by
more'n Is years, b'gosh l'-Chioogo
| Tribune.
George Ito best grill see that
YOU are wearing bang, my dear
Clara. Clara-Yes, George, and l
don't think il is very becoming TO me.
George-Then why do you wear 1t,
darling? Clara tshylyEBecause am
tired OF being kissed on the forehead,
George.
why, sir" said the fireman, the
ingratitude of some people is way be-
yond understanding. At the skyhi
flats last week | saved broker s
daughter-carried her down spliced
ladder seventy feet long, and now
the honest fellow gasped for breath
Pm bowed if he doesn't want me TO
marry her."
Young Mother ito butchert-"I have
brought my little baby, Mr. Bull
Wrinkle. VIII you kindly weigh him ~
Butcher-"Yes. ma'am; bones an all
| s'pose ?"-Tfm
Teaeber-"Knipe. who reigned the
earlier, Titus er Vespasian?" Scholar
Titus" Teacher Mistake. "
Scholar (quickly correcting HIMSELF
.Vespasian. Teacher tsternly) -
"Kleemuller has whispered that to
you again. "-F7iegerde BidHer.
Wife-"John, your hair is coming
out at a terrible rate Husband-'I
know it, my dear, must do something
for it at once" Wife-''I wish you
would. John, for my sake. You know
how people will talk"
Choir Leader Tin loft)-"I never saw
such blamed luck. That's three
straight; have We got time for anoth-
err" 0rganist-"Plenty. Goodman
has only just got to his lastly. y
The Epoch.
Gentleman-"I hear you are going
10 get married again, Pancko." Mr..
Pancko-"Hi, hi, yah, yah. yah. dat
am fac, Mi>tah Smif." Gentleman
lis it love match, Pancko2" Mr..
Pancko (more soberiy - Well, has
great reSpec' TO de lady, sab, and Is
sho' she'll make a good wife; but, Mr.
Smif, da's no diSguisin' de fac dat she
hab sebbenteen dollahs in Mistah Mil
ler's sayin's bank - I'ea Observer.
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OLYMPIA FoE ALLEN.
Tn. Republican Primary ssiee.
peIegate. Favorable Q" MS S""'-

0r-uytt Aug. %. 800 Undoubtedly
,be most hotiy-contested slechoh
s,h;eh hAs ever been held IN olympia
"a. the Republican primary eieeliuh
- rSyht Much hard Nork has nsen
dsne during the past week by aspiraiiis
g. ysr,gt,s political h0ncrs, assisted
- ,heir friends, and there were 80
,,3arv eoufIicting interests OF local
na,nya fhat il would have puzzled the
80. h have predicted the result OF
a. rn1f,t The chief fight was made
for he prosecuting attorneysniI', ana
-. ticket vas headed For Pfosecai-
- Atfornev. Jos. W Robinson;
Th;. ticket. Il was presumed, would
siso favor the nomination OF brebts
To- delegate. The opposing ticket was
.n.tsn IN in the interest OF Allen Tor
aelsgate and Charles III. Aver ior
n,o.eru,ing attorney, ard this ticket
va generslly successful by n good
majority. u.,ia .s,or
a,cloak with Judge w. +. Ready IN
.nactov q d. White and +. Pattison
indees Edgar McGovern and Manly
banforth clerks. aud when the poll
ssto.ed At o o'clock II was found that
9rg votes had been cast, being only
one less than two years ago wbeh
over 50 women voted. The ioiio"lils
~ delegates were elected X H.
MiIrov j. Brewer. Frank Dickinson.
Al A Root, :. +. Wyman, J. VI. Lam
mon, A. 4. I.abree, +. !. Williamson
a Lybarger, ]. H. Wilson, a. A..
phIIlips. A. Il. Woodland, | Z. Ellis,
Al rreadvay, J. c. Horr, Geo, g..
Mills. X. Il. O'Brien, Herbert
McMioken. Edward Harkness, I. NJ.
Reed, Philip Ritz, X. III. Lansdale.
olympia precinct will be in minor
INV In the county convention, so It
cannot vet be definitely stated what
action will be taken by the convention,
although several county delegations
are reported 10 favor Allen. Only two
outside precincts have vet been heard
from viz south Union aud Tumwater.
The former OF which elected as dele.
gates. G.. W. Mills. Il. w. Gllllland,
Frea. Green and Rev. Hopkins. and
the latter Il. Hays. Frank Eastman,
w. v. Bush, D. F. Snyder and J. l..
Brown.
One thing that was very gratifying
about last nights primary ia this city
was the fact that many persons who
were heretofore considered as favoring
the Prohibition third party movement
or who we're considered independent,
came fairly out and pledged them
selves to support the nominee OF the
Ellenshursh convention.
NOTES.
Agent PeFeiyal states that IN future
the IIassalo vii reiraia from blowing
her whistle. euly giving one short
whistle about Ave minutes prior 20 her
departure from the dock This j. IN
compliance With Instructions from
headquarters NJ Portland.
Mr.. irving Of Portland is ~ the city
with view al purchasing the Nsis
TSaasffipf. which has been offered for
sale Tor some time.
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BASEBALL.
An Umpire Defeats New York-Chi-
caGo Climbs Aheaa.

WAsHINGToS, Aug. %. - Careles.
! fielding and indifferent battery worl
on the part OF Kelly and Radbourr
was the cause of the defeat OF Bo tor
to-day by the Senators. Score Wash
! ington 6, Boston l. Batteries: Wild
ener and Mack for Washington, Rad
bourn and Kelly for Boston.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2}.-With the
help of Umpire Valentine. the Phila
delphians defeated New York to-day
on an unjust decision in the sixth in
inning. Score: Philadelphia 3, New
York >. Batteries: Burlington and
Clement for Philadelphia, Keefe and
Ewing for New York
PfTrsEuRG, Aug. %. 49, The home
team Won to-day by heavy hitting
Coleman in particular disiingui he'd
himself by making two haggers. Score
Pittsburg /. indianapolis O. Batteries
Calvin and Miller for Pittsburg, Boyle
and Myers for Indianapolis.
DETROIT. Aug. 2S.-Four out of five
runs made to-day were the direct re-
suit OF errors: Score, Chicago 5, De
troit .. Batteries: Beatin and Wells
for Detroit, Baldwin and Daily for Chi
cago.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 2l.-Cleveland /,
Cincinnati 0.