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National Republican., 1888-05-29
MEMS DEPARTMENT.
ear door of 1iig Pennsylvania aveJ
'palnis RpyalN Dress Shirts for 1qp

(Near door of lli0 Pennsylvania ave.)
Soc "Palais Royal Dress Shirts for I9c.
soc Unlaundcred Dress shirts for lie.
81 French PerCale Shirts for SSc.
81 90 Flannel Tourist Shirts for Si.25
50c Fisk, Clark & Flagg's FLEXIBLE Scaris,
&c.
soc Fisk, Clark 4 Flaggs New Bows for sc.
SOC Fisk, Clark & Flagg's New Windsors,
&c.
iSc Fourin-hand Scarfs, all styles SIC.
iSc Knot Scarfs, all styles, for SIC.
25c Satin-lined SILK SCarfs for 2ic.
roc Suspenders, all styles, for 39c.
25c Suspendcrs, all styles, for i5c.
15c d.ply Linen Collars for lie.
zoe d.ply Linen Cuffs for iSc pair.
81 Fancy Al.wool Summer Underwear. i9c.
5Gc Improvcd.shape Jean Drawers for i6c.
sec Gailze and Balbriggan Underwear for
iGc
zoe Natural Wool Underwear for iOc.
25c Gauze Undershirts, all sizes, for 2lc.
25c Iialf.IIose. all styles, for 2lC.
soc Llsle and Cotton Socks, all styles i6c,
S1I5 2S.inch Genuine GLORIA" Umbrellas.
81 80.
SsaO Gold and Silver Handle Umbrellas,
S19s.
S215 Oil.boilctl silk Umbrellas for S2.is.
81 English Dogskin Gloves for SOC.
CSC Pure Linen Hankcrchefs for i9c
12lc Pure Linen Handkerchiefs for l0c.
i5c Jap. silk IIandkerchlefs for for 81.
National Republican., 1888-05-29
Reliable Train Seryice on II. A. q.

The day express which leaves Pittsburg via
B. & o. X. r. daily at Il. m. arrived at Wash
ington and Baltimore on time every day cX.
cepting two during the month of April. On
one of these days the train was eighteen min.
utes late and OH the other thirteen minutes.
The day express which leaves Baltimore via
B. d q. Il. Il. daily AT 10 u. m. and Washington
at 1885 a. m. arrived at pittsburg during the
month of April on time eye,y ddy
The prompt and reliable train service of the
Il. & o in conjunction with its improved
roadway and the scenic attractions along its
line, is rapidly bringing II into public favor a
the most desirable route for travel between
Pittsburg. Washington, and baltimore.
An equally reliable and efficient night SER
vice Is also maintained between these three
cities, on which elegant palace sleeping cars
are run
National Republican., 1888-05-29
Low Rates to st. Louis via Pennsyl-
yania Railroad.

For the convenience of delegates and others
desiring to visit 81. Louis, Mo, on the occasion
held In that city June 3, the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company has arranged for fast
special train, to be composed of Pullman but.
fCt sleeping cars. to leave Washington at 10
a. m., Saturday next. June :, on which the
rate has been reduced to very low figure,
namely: $50 for the round trip, including
sleeping ear accommodations In both direc.
tions and meals en- route going, the tickets
being valid for return passage on regular trains
until June II, inclusive. The space on this
special train is being rapidly. disposed of, and
all desiring to take passage thereon should ap'
ply to ticket offices at once where tickets are
sale
National Republican., 1888-05-29
The CoIored Republicans.

The conference of colored Republicans, held
at the rooms of the Young Mems National Re
publican Club, No. $50 Pennsyvation avenue,
yesterday morning was largely attended. Mr..
George W. Stewart, president of the club,
admission of District delegates TO the Chicago
convention were discussed. The campaign In
the southern states was mapped out, and Hon.
Fred Douglass's great Emancipation day
speech strongly indorsed, Resolutions advo.
eating Hon. Robert Smalls's right to seat in
the House of Representatives were unan.
mOuSly passed. Communications from Sena-
Hon. {. J. lIonaparte, Of Maryland, were RI.
CciNy0 and read
National Republican., 1888-05-29
Excursion to Luray Cayerns,

uf Luray will be run by the Baltimore and
ohio railroad on Wednesday, May 30. A spe
cial train will leave the Baltimore and Ohio
depot, Washington, at $3.50 a. m, and reach
four hours at the caverns Dinner can be PRO
cured at Luray station Restaurant or at the
famous Luray Inn, The round trip fare will
be $3.50, and as the number of eXcurslOnists i
limited To 200 those desiring to take the triI
should call early at Baltimore and Ohio ticket
Offices, Nos. $40 and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue
The seats in the train are numbered, and vii
he reserved for those who purchase tickets II
advance.
National Republican., 1888-05-29
SOUVENIRS.
FIRST FLOOR DEPARTMENTS.


TEN PER CENT. DISCOUNT of marked
prices in every article in following depart.
ments Laces Dress Trimmings and Buttons,
Fans, ,Jewelry, Leather Goods, Dolls, Japanese
Ware, Clocks, and Lamps, Ribbons Flowers,
Feathers, white Dress Goods, and Embroid.
cries, Boots, and Shoes.
25c Neck Ruchlng, all styles. for 2Oc.
gle Boxes Tourist Ruching for igc box.
i2lc Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, all styles,
for l0c.
CSC Pure Linen lIandkerchlefs, all styles, for
zoe.
&c Child's Pure Linen Handkerchlefs Tor &c.
fjc Jap silk liandkerchiefs 3 for 81.
l2lc Embroidered Null Ties for lOc.
81 Black silk Lace Scarfs and Fichus S5c.
l9c Lace and Ribbon Tidies for for csc.
Gsc Imported Persian Scarfs for soc.
&c Fancy Dotted Wells for &c.
12lc Linen Cuffs for 3 for csc.
12lc Linen Collars for 3 for 2jc.
15c SILK Mitts, all styles, lie.
25c Taffeta silk Gloves for 10c.
fSc silk Mousquetaire Gloves for SOC.
81 undressed kid Mousquctaires for s0c
$i0S "Palais Royal" Kid Gloves Si.5O.
Sl25 parasols, all styles, for SOC.
$3.50 Parasols, all styles for Si.i9.
SECS Parasols, all styles, for Sa.i9.
S9.OS Parasols, all styles, for S2.9s.
Si4S Carriage Shades, all styles, for 81 i.99:
Sii5 2S.inch "GlOria" Umbrellas for Sl.59.
SaeO Gold and Silver Handle Umbrellas for
Si.as.
S2i5 oil Boiled silk Umbrellas for S2.13.
Sl.Gs Ladies' Silverized Handle Umbrellas
for S1.do
Sl2o.
sais Imported Raglans, improved shape,
for $3.50.
$3.50 Misses silver Gray Gossamers for 81. .10I
81 Black and colored silk Hose for soc.
15c Fancy Boot Pattern Lisle Hose for 5jc.
55c Ribbed Lisle Hose, black and cOlors, soc.
fSc Fancy Cotton Hose, all styles, for 39c.
35C Fancy Cotton Hose, all styles, for 29c.
29c Ribbed Fancy Cotton Hose for 2Jc.
29c Warranted Fast Black Hose for csc.
CSC Chdren's sizes, to o.! for 2ic
15c Colored Ribbed Lise Vests for 69c.
isc Swiss Ribbed Vests, high neck, for soc.
25c Gauze Vests, low necks, for 2lc.
d0c Anderson Scoth Ginghams for 35c yard.
15c Crepline. need not be laundered, for 12lc.
SOC English Tourist Suitings for 40c yard.
l.19 Black Satin Rhadames and Surah Silks
for 81.
S1.19 Black Faille Franchise for 81 yard.
Sl.19 Warranted Black silks for 81 yard.
10c Fruit of the Loom Muslin for 0c.
10c Lonsdale Muslin for DC.
12lc Lonsdale Cambria for tilc.
Csc Knotted Fringe Towels, all styles for
23c.
i5c IIuck Towels. eOx3G, for 1alc.
15c quality for 60c: 81 quality, SOC.
17c boxes stationery for lee.
l5c Playing Cards for 12c pack.
33c bottles Florida Water for zoe.
23c bottles Bay Rum for l9c.
Iubin's Extracts for 29c ounce.
Sl.5O Folding Mirrors, new styles, for Sl2J
iOc Imported Tooth Brushes for Sc.
So Souvenir List abridged for want Of
space.
National Republican., 1888-05-29
low Rate Ticket to Indlnnnpoll., Ind.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company is now
selling round trip tickets to indianapolis,
Ind, good to return until June 6, inclusive, at
rate ut SIG on account of meeting Ot the Ma
tiunHl Prohibition Convention.
National Republican., 1888-05-29
Dawn tle Nay. yiu Rny KilI

The first excursion of the season will leave
Baltimore and Ohio depot Decoration Day,
)0th instant, at 10 a. M Prof. ItZel'S orchestra
will furnish music on the boat Round trip
only 81; children, 50 cents.
National Republican., 1888-05-29

After careful examination of the speci.
mems of insects furnished him by Chief Clerk
YoumanS. Prof Riley, the entomologist, has
pcriplancta Americana. and has recommended
that California buhact he used to eXterminatc
tlcE from the Treasury basement
National Republican., 1888-05-29
Excursion Tickets to Gettysburg, Pa.
Decoration Day,

For the convenience of members of the
Grand Army of the Republic and their friends
desiring to visit Gettysburg, Pa, on Decora-
tlon day, the Pennsylvania railroad announces
the sale of round trip excursion tickets be
tween Washington and Gettyysburg, Pa. May
20 and 30. good to return until May 81, inclu'
sive, at rate of s5.i5 and $3.50 respectively.
See the $3.50 bargain child suits. Eiseman
Bros . Ith and f.
National Republican., 1888-05-29
Building Permits.

The following building permits have been
granted; A. NJ. Douglas, two brick dwellings
and stores at as2 and 2ai IL street northwest,
$4,000 and Robert Waldron. one brick dwell
ing AT 9!2l l. street southwest, 5000.
National Republican., 1888-05-29

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad Will sell
excursion tickets to indianapolis, May 2j to
30 inclusive, good for return passage until
trim,
National Republican., 1888-05-29

In the case OF John Brosnan, convicted last
week of keeping an unlicensed bar his attor.
neys yesterday filed a motion in arrest of
judgment and for new trial ON the ground
errors of the Judge in instructing the Jury.
National Republican., 1888-05-29
Monday, ,ffnnVNLATN DJMay %.
Tuesday, QU ENEVHI May 20.
Wed'day May 80.

You are respectfully invited to the Eleventh
Royal. Our legitimate patrons will not be re-
strcted as to quantities, but we reserve the right
to sell only one piece of aforementioned lots to
each customer.
National Republican., 1888-05-29

National Guard Officers Commissioned.
The President has signed the commissions
of the following officers of the National Guard
John Il. Neely, as captain of company b. ID
battalion: VIM. c. Farquhar, as captain of
company ID; ith battalion, and Charles ;.
Davis. first lieutenant, company d, ith bat
TALON
National Republican., 1888-05-29

See the SO boys bargain suits. Eiseman
Bros ith and L, manufacturing CIothIers AMI
tailUrS,
National Republican., 1888-05-29

sec tie $3.50 bargain child suits. Ei,cman
Bros, 9Th and Il
National Republican., 1888-05-29

SEE advertisement excursion Decoration
Day To Mount Vernon,
National Republican., 1888-05-29

The court in general term yesterday ap
pointed the following members of the District
barto examine candidates for admission to
practice: Mcssrs. W. Willoughby, Job Bar.
nald. e. {. Cole, W, A. Meloy, and Edward II,
Thomas.
National Republican., 1888-05-29

Order the SUNDAY REPUBLICAN, only 10 cents
per month delivered by carrier and mail.
National Republican., 1888-05-29

See the 81 bargain child suits. Eiseman
Bros. ith and +.
National Republican., 1888-05-29
Motion in Arrest of Judgment Filled.

SEE advertisement excursion Decoration
Day to Mount Vernon.
National Republican., 1888-05-29

see the $3.50 men bargain suits. Else
man Bros, eth and 4, manufacturing clothiers
and taiOrs.
National Republican., 1888-05-29

GRASp excursion on Decoration Day
steamer Lady OF the Lake will leave her wharf;
foot of Sixth street, today, May 90, at @ D. m,; 4;
totwming carly Thursday morning, May H.
for Colonial Beach, Pluey Point, Cornfcld
Harlor, Fort Monroe, Norfolk, Ocean View,
and Virginia Beach. Fare round trip, 81.
National Republican., 1888-05-29
National Cunrd q nicers Commissioned

SEE advertisement Decoration Day at Mar.
shall Hall.
National Republican., 1888-05-29
Mhnt VIII Kill nnrs.

SEE advertisement excursion Decoration
Day 10 Mount Vernon.
National Republican., 1888-05-29
A npliuhtCul Day

Can be spent by taking the excursion train
leaving Baltimore and Ohio depot 10 Il. M,
Decoration Day, for Bay Ridge, thence via
the mammoth steamer Columbia down the
ON the boat. Round trip only Sii children,
IN
National Republican., 1888-05-29

order the SUNDAY REPUBLICAN. only 10 cents
per month, delivered by carrier and mail.
National Republican., 1888-05-29
sS The store will he closed at IL O'Clock
m. on wednesday, MAY 40-pcCOrRtlOn Day.
LAWN TENNIS PLAYERS.
Your attention is called
to our superb line of
Ladies', Misses and Chill
l,o,,'c,

Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren's
TUXEDO SUITS.
We sell them at the
same prices asked by
Messrs. James McCreery
e. Co., of New York, who
are the sole agents for
them for the United
States.
These costumes are
regular knit, the skirts
are amply full, has a
blouse waist, and is a per-
feet Outing" suit, and on
account of it's comfort
ableness and gracefulness
is particularly adapted for
LAWN TENNIS,
YACHTING.
ROWING.
BICYCLING,
STEAMER,
GYMNASIUM,
SEASHORE AND
MOUNTAIN WEAR.
For ladies we have them in Cream and two
shades of Navy Blue striped with contrast.
ing color; sizes 20 to 40,
ONLY SIS PER SUIT.
For misses and children we have the follow
ing attractive combinations:
Garnet. striped with White.
Navy Blue. striped with Cardinal,
Navy Blue striped with White.
Cream, striped with Cardinal,
Cream. striped with Navy Blue.
size 4 years. SS.
size years 81.
Size s years Sl0.50.
size 10 years, Sl2.
size II years, $3.50.
size Il years, Sl5.D.
National Republican., 1888-05-29
Committee on Cnnlidntcs

Il. II. TAYLoRs store. 033 Pennsylvania
avenue, will close Decoration Dayat O'Clock
sharp
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-08-23
POLITICAL POINTERS.

1t is a remarkable and gratifying fact, that
Of the hundreds of Maine democrats report
ed in the papers as having declared for llar-
rison and Morton and protection, only one has
been mis-quoted, so far as known. An I'M
portant accession to the list is noted to-day.
--Lewiston Jonrnot.
Geo. w. Brown, NJ. d., Of Norway has
declared for Harrison and Morton. The
doctor is a young man but he has one Of the
largest circles of patients of any physician
in oxford county. He has been very sue
cessful in the practice of his profession and
is highly respected as physician and man
where he is known.
Casually meeting him, one day, the
Journal correspondent asked the doctors
reasons for his change of faith.
DIR. B.-'I have voted with the green-back
or fusion party ever since | was of age. |
am not pleased with the democratic party, or
the Administration since it came into power.
The party reminds me of an old truck horse
that was once in excellent condition, but is
now broken down and unfit for work, All it
cares about the labOring man is TO get his
vote. As | look at it, the interests of the
workingmen will be better protected with
the republican party in power, and / shall
henceforth act with it"
The Oxford republican county committee
met at Norway Tuesday evening. Promi-
nent men of the party from different sections
OF the county were in attendance and they
reported the situation as very cheering. OK
ford county may confidently be voted on to
give as large a plurality as four years ago.
prominent republican of West Paris
says that there is but six or seven democrat.
in that village and no third party temperance
men. The republicans outnumber the dem
ocrats ten to one.
I The republicans of Watervile threw out
J a large Harrison and Morton flag with Bur
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-08-23
MAINE DISPATCHES.
FRANKLIN VETERANS.
Closing Day OF the Reunion at Farming
ton.

FARMrSGros, Aug. 90.
The heavy rain last night and the cold air
today interfered seriously with the pro-
gramme of the reunion of the Franklin Vet
eran Association. The proposed parade was
given up and the veterans spent the morning
trying to keep warm. This afternoon at a
business meeting the following officers we're
elected Commander in Chief, DIR. A. b.
Adams, Wilton; S. V. G., +. Gill, Chester
vile; j. V. c., John NJ. league, Weld
Surgeon, DIR. +. S. Johnson, Pennington; !;
Chaplain, Rev. G. W. Jones, New Sharon +.
Quartermaster, Geo. T. Jacobs, Avon; OFF,
Ger of the Day, +. s. Prescott, Pennington
Officer of the Guard, G. w. II. Babb, Phil
lips; Adjutant, Eben II. Farnum. Wilton ;
q. NJ. s., Alden F. Gilman, Strong A
base ball game between the Farmingtons
and Ikermore Falls wound up the reunion.
A large crowd was in attendance. Score,
Farmingtons -, Livermore Falls 6.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-08-23
Talks Tariff to His Admirers at Port
Huron.


PORT HURON, Mich, Aug %.
Judge Thurman's trip up river from St.
Clair was a pleasant one. All along the way
people on the shore waved greeting and at
the wharf passage was forced through the
dense crowd and Judge Thurman and party
escorted to carriages by the Port Huron re-
ception committee A procession was then
formed and marched through the principal
streets of the city to Pine Grove.
&. O'Neil of Port Huron introduced Judge
Thurman, and in doing SO made neat com
parison between the grand old man" of
England, and the 'old Roman" of America.
Judge Thurman was greeted with burst of
applause from the big crowd. Judge Thur
man spoke as follows;
Will you allow me keep my cap on? am
afraid with this cold north wind it might do
me some harm if | went bareheaded, and
although i am willing to uncover my head
before the people, still do not want to
break down at the beginning of the cam
paign | shall contine my remarks to only
one of the questions taking the one of deep
est interest. lie eulogized Cleveland and
his admins alton, defying any one to prove
il had not been success. He then took the
tariff question upon which he spoke at some
length
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-08-23

ieighs name added, Monday evening. Music
oy the Lockwood Band. A large and en-.
thasiastc meeting was held at CITY Hall whom
permanent organization was made. with G :.
A fhiiips as chairman. Great preparations
are being made for the meeting on the eth.
when Blaine and others will speak
Kew. Geo. II. Vibbert spoke in Richmond
Monday in favor of the third party-at least
that was his announced position. In reality
his speech was democratic speech, and as
such was enthusiastically applauded, highly
enjoyed and duly appreciated by that party in
Richmond,
Chambers First Regiment band has been
engaged by the republicans to take part in
the celebration at Bangor today.
The third party had rally at NORWAY
Town Hall, Tuesday evening, Rev. A. 4
Phelps of New Jersey being their speaker.
When the hat was passed around, the demo.
Gratis literally contributed.
One of the incidents of Saturday evening,
republican rally at Dover was the appearance
upon the stage of Jos. ID. Brown, ESQ, of
Foxcroft. Mr.. Brown has always been a
democrat and voted for Cleveland in 1884.
No one knows how he will vote this fall, but
as he is strong protectionist, there can be
but little doubt of his position. .
MIR. Blaine speaks in Calais. Wednesday
afternoon, August -, in Dover. Friday
afternoon, August 81, and Ellsworth, Satur-
day afternoon, September l, Strong pres
sure has been brought to have Mr.. Blaine
address the people of Aroostook county At
Houlton, but he hasn't decided in the matter
as yet.
Among the political changes in Bluehill.
is that of Nahum liinckly member OF the Leg
Islature in 1878, and chairman of municipal
officers of Bluehill for the past four years.
Tie repudiates free trade and comes out
'quarely for Harrison and Morton.
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A Republican Club Formed at Liver
more Falls

Especial correspondence of the Journal.
LIvERMoRE FALLS, Aug. 22.
Wide awake Republicans of this town
formed club last evening. to be known as
the sLivermore Falls Republican Club" j.
+. Jefferds was chosen chairman and DR.. C..
f. knight secretary of the meeting. Mr..
C. II. Loring made very interesting remarks,
strongly favoriug the organizing of Repub-
lican club, showing the good and benefits
that may be derived from such move. 1t
was Immediately voted TO form such an or
ganization, and the following leading Repub-
licans were chosen as officers:
President-C. A. Loring
Vice -Presidents-L. 7. Gould, +. s. God
inu. A, ID. Brown, J. +. Jefferds and Joseph
Harrington.
Secretary-Dr. Chss. +. Knight.
The new hall in Loring's block is being
fitted up and furnished for Republican head
quarters. Meetings will be held every We'd
nesday evening. II is the intention of the
club to make a reading room of their hall
where may be found the leading Republican
papers and books of the day. 1t will not be
easy to find harder working or more enthu
siastic company of Republicans than at Liv'
ermore Falls With their eyes open td
every interest of their party, they will max
large Republican gains in this district.
Republicans will meetat Rockemahs Hal
this evening for the purpose of forming 1
company TO be known as the Harrison
Guards" About twenty names have beeI
already secured and the club will form viii
q rising number.
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YORK COUNTY FAIR.
The Da te OF Holding it Changed to Oc-
tober-Altered It's Name.

BIpDEFoRD, Aug. %.
The York County Agricultural Society
has changed the date of its annual cattle
show and fair in Saco to October Sd, 4th, 9th
and 9th. A list of purses amounting to $500
is made up for the races; all horses are eli
gible wherever owned. The entries will
close Thursday, Sept. 81.
The two electric light companys at Bidde-
ford and Saco, were consolidated to day, and
will hereafter be known as the Biddeford
and Saco Lighting Power Company. The
system including cent lights will be intro
duced in both cities. The building in which
the Biddeford light station is located, has
been purchased by the company and will be
thoroughly equipped. Hon. George p.
Wescott of Portland holds a controlling in
terest in the concern.
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GARDINER.

tasty sign has been placed over Mr.. J.
{. Houlehan's new drug store.
The chair pedder is paying us his menthly
visits, with hayrack filed with his COM
msdities.
/ There was democratic flag raising in
Randolph last evening.
Every state room and berth on the Star
was occupied Tuesday night, and over 500
passengers landed in this city.
man carrying board covered with over
100 different varieties of knives which he re-
tailed for quarter each, did rushing busi-
ness on the street last evening.
Mr.. John +. Chase is moving tho West
Gardiner meeting house about two miles, to
Spears Corner. The structure is being
moved as nearly as possible on a bee line,
over fields and pasture and through woods.
1t has already progressed about one-half
mile and it will take at least II fortnight to
complete the job. One horse furnishes the
motive power.
The Improvements at johnson Hall will
probably be finished shout the first of Octo-
Der. The stage has been enlarged twelve
feet in one direction and three in another,
the galleries, formerly square, have been re-
modelled into the form of u horseshoe, .
new dressing room has been built and new
seats aud scenery procured. -Four decorat-
ors arrived yesterday who will fresco and
paint the hall in the latest style.
The game at Bath yesterday was one of
the closest played in Maine this year Owing
To the absence of Davis, who did not catch
the train at Brunswick, and the partiality of
the umpire, they received their
first defeat. Moore, the regular scorer,
played and lead his side at the bat.
The following is the tabulated score:
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SPORTING NEWS.
Detroit, Boston, New York, and Chicago
and PittSturs one Each.
The National League.

At indianapolis Indianapolis ?, Detroit
I. Base hits. Indianapolis s, Detroit s.
Errors, indianapolis :, Detroit s. Batter
les, Burdck and Buckley for indianapolis,
Getzein and Wells for Detroit.
AT lphia-Philadelp 5. Boston
8. Base hits, Philadelphia 6, Boston IA,
Errors, Philadelphia S, Boston 8. Batter
les, Sanders and Schriver for Philadelphia,
Clarkson and Kelly for Boston.
At ashington 0, New York
=. Base hits, Washington 5, New York IL.
Errors, Washington 8, New York 2. Bat
teries, Whitney and Mack for Washing ton,
Welch and Ewing for New York.
First game.
AT Pittsburg-Pittsburg 3, Chicago 6.
Base hits, Pittsburg s, Chicago .. Errors,
Pittsburg 5, Chicago 1. Batteries, Staley
and Miller for Pittsburg, Krock and Flint
for Chicago.
Second game.
At Pittsburg-Pit Pittsburg 10, Chicago T.
Base hits, Pittsburg -, Chicago 10. Errors,
Pittsburg 4, Chicago -. Batteries, Morris
and Carol for Pittsburg, Borchers and Far
rel for Chicago.