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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-23

CHICAGO, Oct. 2G.-Eaty this morning
arrow Of frame houses, from all to 4ll0
HalStead street, in the town Of Lake,
was destroyed BY fire. Among them
WAS the Burton House, which was full
ol boatders at the time, and although oil
oi them escaped In safety, many olihem
had close calls for their lives. Tho en-.
tire loss was about $4,000.
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FLINT AND LINE GLASS.
The American Association at Pittsburgh.
OnIy Trade Talk Indulged In.

Only TFnho TALK lhuulscH AH'
PITTsRuRoH, Oct. 29-The American
Flint and Lime Glass Association held
It's regular monthIy1neetlng in this city
to-day,
There were present large number oi
manufacturers from this city, Wheeling,
BelIaire and other places.
"We transacted no business what
ever OF public import" said one Of the
members. ave talked about credits,
packages and the conditions OF trade,
but there was not o word said about
prices, trusts consultations or anything
OF that character"
However this may be, 1t was evident
that no bad news was announced at the
meeting, for Jenkin Jones, A. F. Bryce,
James Wilson, D. @. Ripley, DOIph
Adams and others all wore complacent
smiles as they wended their ways to a
restaurant for lunch. II is question,
however, whether this complacenCy was
the result OF good news at the meeting
or the contemplation Of the forthcoming
lunch.
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klADLYlN LOVE,
Why an ElkhNrt Lady Made Two DespCr.
ate Attempts to XIII Herself,


ate Attempts to XIII Herself.
ELxuARr, IND, Oct. 29.-Miss Hall, o
well known lady Of this city, made an
attempt on her life last night by the
chloroforn route, but her condition was
discovered, and active measures saved
herlife. As soon as she was known to
be out Of danger and the family had re.
tired, she secured some more chloro.
form that she had secreted in her room,
and again attempted her life. This time
she was still more nearly successful, but
after q long siege with q stomach pump
and emetics, she was again pulled
through. She is in love with young
man named Frank Kriner, and his fail
ure to reCiprocate was the cause Of her
attempt at sell.destruction. 2
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pESTITUTION in DAKOTA
eater Ttan wns reported = Farmers
AfortRaRinr Their Lands,

Greater Tl,an Was Reported = Farmers
MOrtgaglnE Their Lands.
Sr. PAUL, Oct. 92.-rhe relief com.
,mlttee oiLhe Chamber Of Commerce has
presented a startling report on the desti.
tuition existing in the DSkotas. In sub.
stance II says the suffering and destitu.
ton Is much greater than has yet been
reported. The report continues: "Ram.
Sey county has population Of 1000
people. OF These about I, 600 are engaged
In farming. The irosts oil last year cut
OF the crops generally and tho farmers
were obliged TO mortgage their farms for
feed, provisions, clothing etc., 10 carry
them through last winter.
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COKE STILL ADVANCING.
Predicted That the Regular Price VIII be
R2 within Two Meaka.

Predicted That the Regular Price VIII be
81 Within Two Weeks.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Oct. 22,-Ooke with
in the past four days, has been sold at S2
per ton.
"The nominal market price is 81 5O,"
said au operator to-day, "but owing to
the inability of railroads to handle the
stuff, iurnaCemen are offering extra in.
duCements to secure 1t. There is not q
furnace In the Mahoning or Shenango
Valley that is not existing on hand 10
mouth rations, and to facilitate ship
ments, some producers have paid S9 for
a little Jug. ] would not be surprised II
the regular price ol coke goes TO S2 In
tho next two weeks. Coke IL coke now
adays and people must have 1t.
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CaLOROFORM wOULpNT WORK.
Neither was the Saturated Handkerchief
Successful In strangllug n VILE.

Neither was the Saturated Handkerchief
Successful In strangllug VILE.
INDIANAPOLIS, ND, Oct, 22,-Mrs.
Hattie Lackiman, wife Of Gus Lacki.
man, complained to the Mayor that her
husband deserted her several months
ago, but came back last week, Last
night he spread a handkerchief over her
face, which appeared to be saturated with
chloroiorm. This happened after they
had retired. She resisted, whereupon
she was struck aud knocked out on the
floor, and then the handkerchief was
wound about her throat, and she was
choked until she was exhausted. He
was still choking her when a girl dis.
covered her condition and sounded an
alarm, Mrs. Lackiman bore the marks
OF the assault, and her husband was sent
to the Work House foi thirty days, and
was fined $26 and costs,
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WASHINGTON, d. o. Oct 22.-Con.
siderable progrcSS was made at the
morning session Of the International
Marine Conference to-day In considers.
ton Of the rules Of the road. The
amendments proposed 10 the text or
changes were oiau unlmportant CharaC.
tor, and tho discussion, consequently,
was limited TO comparatively few sub
inHLa
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San FSAvclSCo, Oct 29.-ThO twOnty.
second annual Convention Of the Rail.
road ConduClors Lille Insurance Asso.
citation Of The United States aud Canada
met here to-day, one bundled delegates
belng present CHATTANOOGA was select.
cd a the place for holding the next an.
nual convention, No important buBl.
nesB was transacted,
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THE GIANTS pOMNGD AGAIN.
The Brooklyns Win Their Second Victory
With the Helm OF Darkness,

The Brooklyns Win Their secOhd victory
with the, Help of Darkness,
NEW YoRK, Oct. 22,-The Brooklyn'a
won their second victory in the worlds
championship series to-day, darkness
again playing an important part in de-
Gliding the game, In deciding in the
ninth inning, with the bases full and
only one man out, GaiTney called the
game to the great Joy Of the followers OF
the Brooklyn club, and the intense dis.
gust OF tho friends OF the Giants. Cud.
worth, captain OF the Worcester club,
lit big piece Of paper in the grand
stand, and held 1t over his head. Presi-
dent Day says that Cudworth will not be
allowed to enter the polo grounds again.
Welch pitched poorly, and 0'Day was
put In to pitch In the sixth inning, Ca.
ruthers relieved Hughes in the eighth
inning. Tomorrow and Thursday the
games will be played at Brooklyn. At
tendance 5,lsl.
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wEsroS, W. VA, Oct, 29.--Another
arrest for violating the revenue laws was
made here to-day, this time II being Le-
wander Curtis, Of UpShur county. He
gave ball In the sum Of one thousand
dollars for bis appearance at Clarksburg
In April next, Deputy Marshal Stew.
art has made several important arrests
Ia the pastiew weeks, and 10 fast push.
Ing the revenue offenders 10 the wall.
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PORTLAND, Micn., Oct 22.-Forest
drCS are resulting disaStrouSly for the
farmers in Portland, sebewa and West.
phalia townships, lonia county. Awidow
named Spencer lost her house and farm
buildings yesterday In sebewa. Cross.
ways have burned out on the highways
west Of WeBtphalia, and farmers are
the flames night and day,
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Came and Went NoI.eIcs.ly.

MEANWHILE, Pa, Oct, 22,-Hon. +. A.
BiRler, Democratic candidate for State
Treasurer, arrived alone in this city at
noon to-day, and departed for Sharon at
9p, m. While here he was waited upon
by a few Of the local Democratic lead
ers and conferred with them on the po-
litical outlook. He came noiselessly, and
his departure was equally void Of inter
est or excitement. On being interviewed
by a representative Of tho Associated
Press concerning bis prospects, he ap.
peared TO be In good spirits but claimed
to have little knowledge Of the drift Of
public opinion.
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GOYRRNOR PORAKRR,S CONDITION.


A Slight mprovement-stIil Very III mud
Unable to TaEe Food.
CoLuMBus, o., Oct 29-1Oa,m.-Goy.
ernor Foraker rested quietly last night
and Mrs. Foraker says he had the best
nights rest since he was taken sick.
She says, however, that he has taken no
food and poSsibly will not be able to
take solid nonrlshment for several days
to come. Mrs. Foraker speaks very en-.
couragingly Of his condition. DR.. Kin.
sell, attending physician, says tho Gov.
ern0r is still very sick man.
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PIrTsBuRaH, Pa, Oct, 22.-Horace
Phillips, formerly manager Of the Pitts
burgh ball club, who has been confined
in the insane asylum at Merchantville,
N. j., for the past three months, has
entirely recovered his reason, and will
be released from the asylum on Thurs
day. DR.. Foster, his physician, says his
malady was not paresis but acute mania.
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DESTITUTE HEBREWS
In London to bo shipped Away by Their
Meallly Countrymen.

In London to be shipped Away by Their
Wealthy CountrJmen.
LONDON, Oct. GA movement is on
foot among the wealthy Hebrews in
London to raise funds to send back TO
Poland and Russia the poor Jewish
tailors who wero lured here from those
countries during the strike Of the Lon.
don tailors recently by promises Of
steady work and high wages. There is
absolutely nothing for these people to do
here, now that the strike is over, and as
they have incurred the enmity Of those
OF their fellow Couhtrymen whose
places they took they are left utterly
lriendless In a strange land.
1t is not improbable that these unior-
tunates will be all shipped 70 the United
States as has been proposed, the Ameri-
can law being evaded by taking them to
some Canadian port first aud then send
ing them over the border.
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BEN nOGAN,s MEETING,
A Good Crowd at the opera House In spli

A Good Crowd at the Opera House In splte
oftlO Rain.
Last night brought with IL q chilling
rain, but Ben Hogan stood in II or the
Opera House steps, welcoming the peo.
pie who were coming to his meeting and
inviting men in as they were going By.
When the time came to open there was
agood gathering. Anorgan accompanied
the singing, and the more tie men sang
the more they wanted TO Sing. Rev. DR.,
Cunningham, OF the First Presbyterian
church led 10 prayer.
Mr.. Hogan was IN fine form. The bad
weather had not dampened bis ardOr,
and the crowd Inspired him. H. DE-.
sCtibed dranl t'cally q athle Q tr4ininR
lof q race the purihCaLiUu VI Als N A.
tenn, big clothing for the track , the spikes
In his ghoeB 10 keep him irOtn Slipping
aud falling, the earnest effort 10 Iuaci
the goal and win the prize. This iipuIe
he applied 10 the converted man Arriving
10 lead Christian life and TeaCh ihe
goal, the publication Of his heart lilo
new clothing Of righteousness, tho
spikes Of The cross III bis shoes To keep
him from falling, The earl eat race for tho
reward Of the faithful. Tho illustration
and tho application, made with singular
dramatic effect, stirred up the audience
and made deep Impression.
Leaving the gtage and walking through
the aisle Mr.. Hogan exhOfled men 10
leave OF their evil ways, glye their
hearts and their lives 10 God and try to
do something for themselves and all hu.
nanity. In response 10 invitation over
forty men held up their bands 10 ask for
prayers. Another meeting will be held
Al the Opera House tonight The pnb.
llC Interest In these meetings grows, and
Ia addition 70 them Mr. Hogan "a doing
his work aS ho goes about tie streets,
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Continued on Fourth Pagt.l
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THE MURDERED LAWYER.
Bowman's Remains Taken to st. Louis E.
citement liver thC Amir.

element Over tho Amir.
ST, LOUIS, Oct. 22,-Inforlnation from
Clayton, the county seat Of st, Louis
county, is that the inquest on the body
OF Frank j, Bowman, will DO held this
afternoon and that nothing new in the
case has developed. Tho town is full OF
people from surrounding localities and
the tragedy Of yesterday at Ferguson is
mans. remains will be brought to the
city to-day and will be buried to.mor.
row. The papers this morning publish
voluminous accounts Of the bloody event
Of yesterday but all the essential iea.
lures otthe affair were given In these
dispatches last night,
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PARIS, Oct. GA Rome corresponds
ent Of the Figaro says that General
Ignatiei has arrived there on a special
mission 10 the Vatican. Gen. 1gnatief
the correspondent says, bears an auto
graph letter from tho Czar accepting the
arbitration Of tho Pope 10 the Balken
question and leaving His Holiness free
10 conVoke a congress or adopt any Other
course which III his Judgment will lead
10 the establishment Of nl0duI virend
hniYohn RtiAhIa and Austria.
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OYER C,OOO DEATHS
rom Cholera In MeSopotAmIH In Two
MouthG-A Fenrful EnIdOInIc,

From Cholera In MesopotAmln In Tive
MonthS-A Fearful Epidemic.
BALTIMORE, Nh, Oct 92,-secretary
Carter, of tho Health Board, has re-
ccivel sanitary report from Aslatic
Turkey showing tho extent of the cpl
demic OF cholera 10 Mesopotamia, u part
OF the country lying between the Eu'
pirates and Tigris rivers. The total mum.
Der Of deaths from cholera from July q
to September 20 was CLIO. Among the
afflicted cities were Bagdad, wherein
there were 024 deaths in about five
weeks; Nasrie, 4S5 deaths; Bossora, 450i
Kerkank, $50; Ktrbtla, 343; Chatra S46,
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wAsmSoroN, b, O., Oct. 99.-surgeon
General Hamilton, Of the Marine hoSpl.
tal service, has received a telegram from
Dr.. HOrtCr, at Key West, reporting
another case Of yellow fever At that
place, and that quarantine restrictions
have been resumed. The patient In this
CasU 10 Il. ElllngRf, who left Havana
September 81, bound for New York.
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r,.I:llllnr AYr,i tlltt. iIonA.

onicAdo, ILL, Oct. 29,--jamsSJ ]. West,
Ox.editor Of the Times, gave bond in the
sum ois9,5OO, in Judge janilSon's court
shortly after noon, 10 answer ior his ap'
peafahCe whenever the Stale chooses 10
call him on trial, on The charge ol over
Issuing stock Of the Time company with
lsanHnlbnl infant
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sr. LOUIS, Oct. 22.-The residence Of
ex.Mayor Ballard, OF Lexington, NO.,
was burned last night, and Mrs. Ballard,
who was Of uusOund mind, perished in
the flames. She was alone In tue house
and II Is supposed that abe set fire to 1t
and then went back TO bed, as her
clarred remains were found In the de-
bris oil her room this morning.
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New YoRK, Oct. 22.-The annual con.
vention Of tho State League Of Demo-
cratic clubs met in the HolE-
man House to-day. Governor Hill
appeared before the Convention and
made brief address, A letter from Mr..
Cleveland was read, after which resolu-
tions endorslng the State ticket were
adopted,
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onicGao, Oct. The Beliord.C Clarke
Publishing Company will tesumO busl'
ness In few days. TheIr financial dlll'
uulLles arc about adjusted, the creditors
having all Excepting OnV) agreed TO
compromise, and II 10 expected other
arms will sign to-day,
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DESvER, Col, Oct. 29,-Frahk Pine,
alias George Hall, the celebrated conf.
dence man and gold brick sOhsmer,
made hiS dying confession last evening
in his reOidpnCc In this city In the pres.
enCe Of witnesses and a notary public,
The documents, two In number, were
for City Auditor Wlntam, oil Kansas
City, and John Z. Bull, Oi tic same city,
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PARIS, Oct. gg.-Df. Philippe RICOrd,
the celebrated French surgeon, who was
for many years known In Paris a. "the
great American doCtorn is dead, Mt,
Rlcori Was born In Baltimore, Md
December 10, 1900,
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ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 22.-Early this morn.
Ing the Southern Mills Begging Com.
pany's factory, located in the central
part Of this city, was totally destroyed
BY Are. Loss S76,O0Oj partially insured.
Oyer 800 hands are thrown out Of em'
hlnVmanI
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BEpLtN, och g2,-Ex.EmpresS Fred.
erlck, accompanied by Princess Sophia,
the aancO Of the Grown Prince Of Greece,
and her other daughters, sailed from
Venice on the Austrian Lloyd steamer
ImpufatrIx for Corlnth to-day.
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nd. ilLnAlnnrh ilnnretou.ly flI

LoNpoS, OcL 22,--Mr, Charles Brad.
laugh, the we'll known political and
social feiOrmer, and member ol the
House OF Commons for Northampton, 10
very III, and II is feared that no 10 dying.
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MURDER AT FRANKLIN.
A Prominent Lumber Operator Shot by One
Of Ills Employees.

FRANKLIN, Pa, Oct. 22,-George G.,
Lacy, a member Of the lumber firm Of
Lacy Brothers, whose mills are located
two miles east Of this city, was shot and
fatally wounded yesterday by John
Hewett, au employe. Lacy and Hewett
had a dispute over wages due, when the
latter drew revolver and shot Lacy in
the abdomen below the navel. Lacy Is
still alive, but the attending physician
has no hopes for his recovery. Hewett
was arrested and lodged In Jail at
Tionesta.
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MINERs' AGREEMENT.
An Effort to he Made to Revive the Inter
Stnto Agreement,

An ElIOrt 70 De Mhde 70 IIbNIVe INC IhteF'
State Agreement
PlrrsnuRou, Pa, Oct. 22.-Ata CON
ference OF prominent miners here to-day
1t was decided to make an effort to re-
viye tile interstate miners and opera
tors agreement which was in existence
for several Yeas prior to 1888. 1t Il
understood that tho operators aud
miners Of Ohio, Indiana aud Illinois, are
willing to re.enter the compact. The
miners also resolved TO stand by any
agreement made at the forthcoming
convention to be held ut Columbus
nItn
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. .BEAUTlFuLo SMITH.
IIo is Appointed to n COnsulsllp by the
PrchlhenI.

President.
WASHINGTON, D, c., Oct. 22,-The
President has appointed Nicholas
Smith, OF New York, TO be Consul at
Three Rivers, Canada. Col. Nicholas
Smith, once known rs the handsomest
man ID America, md enid to have been
described by Queen Victoria as "beauti.
iul, is also noted as the husband Of Ida
Greeley, daughter OF Horace Greeley.
He has attended many weddings as best
man, notably that Of Mr.. 0viSgton, Of
Brooklyn, three years ago, out Of which
a suit grew for the COlonel,s expenses.
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Nnw Yoak, Oct %, -ErnpSt II. Adams,
bcok.ksOpsr in the office Of Henry v.
skinner, New York agent lot the Cana.
dian Pacific Railroad, IL under arrest ioI
stealing 9, 900 from bib OmplOyorl
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PURSUING Tho Rebels.

ZANZIBAR, Oct. 22.--Lieut, Craven.
rallh, Of Captain Wismann's eGpedi.
llon, surprised Busniri's camp and put
hiB forces " flight Gfayenralth'b men
are continuing the pursuit Of the rebels.
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Ellsworth, Wis, Oct. 90. = Forest
fires are ranging in the wooden portion
ton Of this (Pierre) county. Several
houses and large quantities Of dry wood,
grain stacks, ETC., have been destroyed.
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Special Dllpatch 10 In Mieligencu.
WAsniSorON, D, o., Oct, 22,-DAvld
Richards has been appointed Postmaster
Al nolbfook, lIltChlO county, W. Va,
vice George q, TRITON, removed.
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Special DiIpaiSA 10 Inc Initlllgtaeu,
wAsniNuroN, b. o., Oct. 22,-ren.
elons 10 West Vlrglnluns granted to-day
llelgsuC, Presley v, Reynolds, James
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DO You suffer with CalarfhY You
can DO cured II you take Hoods Satsa.
PahllA, the great blood puh6Of Sold
BY all dtuRgl1ls. l
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An IlI,in i,n.lmn.ln..


ePtgsM D'spdicN 70 tM MtNigtRc1,
WAsniNuroN, b, o., Oct, o2.-DAvid
N, Long has been appointed postmaster
a. Mingo Junction. Jefferson County,
Ohio.
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Saw NfIli IIuFnOli,

MvsKEooN, AIlCu, oCt. 29.--Bettrands
saw mill, a. North Muskegon was de.
sttoyed by Ere last evening, LobB $685..
0O0j insurance $4,000,
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EAST TAwAs, Mlcno oct. 20-ThS
ground here 10 covered With SNOW this
morning. A heavy noftheastetly Il
blowing.
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FOR WANT OF RAIN,
There is Great Suffering in Indlana-ForcIt
Fires Raging.

Fires Raging.
DECATUR, INDn Oct, 22.-Forest fires
have been raging in tho neighborhoOd
of this city during the last forty.eight
hours, doing an immense amount Of
damage to crops, fences, timber, etc.
There has been no rain here for six
weeks. The wells and ClsterRs are Civ.
ing out and stock is suffering greatly for
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sunday Eleuralons on CllIo illv.ril.l,ron,

sunday ESsursiOnS on Ohio 1llvsritalirond.
Unit October 81, 1880, Sunday exCnr.
sion tickets will be sold rs follows, 10
woodland, 90 Cenisi 10 Nav Martins.
Vile and SlBterBvllle, 81 6Oi To Williams.
town (Mailetta) and Patkenbufg, 80 %.
Good lof return passage on date OF Rale
only J.G. TOALiSsoN, Agent.
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Earned runS-NeW York, Z; brooklyn, 2. TWO.
base hlts-Gore, Conner, WEIGH, PlnCkney, Clark,
Three,baSe hits - Herman Smith 2, Hughes.
Home Iuns-COrkhIll and O'Rourke, Stolen
baScs-Tiornan, Ewing, RchardEon. Double
plRys-Colllns and FOuiz. ri 1t hHBe on balls
WelCh, 2; O,Day, 8; Hughes, @ Struck Out-by
WEIGH, /; O'DAy, 3; Hughes, O.; Carnthers, /.
Passed balls-CIark, l. Wild pitches-IIuRhCs,
o'Day, l. Tlme-2i10. UmpiIGs-Gaitney and
EefRtlEon.