davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-05-31
THOMAS w. SMITH,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Lgnhc., Doors, Sash, Blinds, Esulaisg',
Opposite B. & o. Depot, Washington, D. C.

loo. 600 fee. seasoned No. 3 flooring, Yir-
einia Pine, mostly l6 feet long: For sale at
SI4 so per thousand feet. delivered on ears.
This is old stock, thoroughly seasoned and
must be sold 10 make room FOR new stock OF
South Caroline flooring 70 strive. flrst
Come FIRST served. A SMITHS LaebeS
Yard. opposite Baltimore aud Utno Depot.
may 3I-an
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The best salve in the world for ems hrn;s-
es, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, feyor so,.s ,es-
ter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns sSa ali
skin eruptions, aud positively cures niles Or or
no pay required. II is guaranteed - I've
perfect saiistsetion,:o r money refunded y Pr;ce
% cents Ter boz. Fer sale BY " N p.a-
gsst.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-05-31

Lumber.-Thomas w. Smith, the great
Washington lumber dealer, advertises choice
lot OF seasoned timber, which must be dispos-
ed OF to iuake room for other conagnmeuts. -
Give him call, opposite the b. & o. Depot,
Washington, D. G. See nd ia another column
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STORE NEWS
WOODWARD and isFHRl'.

The talk is on Black Stockings. You
probably know that some black stockings
will and some black stockings will not
stain the feet, wash brownish, and wear
into Sits. The latter, of oourse, is the
desideratum, and ladies who have cxpe-
rienced the annoyance and baleful effects
of Fast Black Hose that were not Fast
Black, will be glad to know that we have
received our Spring importation Of Black
Hosiery that we can guarantee to be alb
solutely all we claim them to be, which
is as follows:
The dye is guaranteed purely yegeta-
BILE, and perfectly harmless in effect,
either to the skin or , the hose. The
black is guaranteed absolutely perma-
nent, brilliant in finish, unaffected by
heat or perspiration, and of indellibly
lasting qualities. The f4brics ere guar
auteed fine hard-twisted cotton thread,
or Isle thread, of extreme durability.
will not crock or wear into holes, and
will wash perfectly. When we guaran-
tee an article we mean what we say, and
when we guarantee these hose TO be as
above represented, we mean if pair
should turn out to be Otherwise you !, We
only to return them and Set JoSr money.
No ifs and ands about =. We win re-
fund the money for every pair not as rep
resented. We have thoroughly tested
these brands and have had them stamped
Woodward & Lothrop. as a matter of
good faith. We believe we b We come
the closest yet to perfection in mat
ter of Fast Black Hose, aud we conf
IDENTIFY recommend them as having great
intrinsic merits.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-05-31

Died.-In Houston, Texas, May 9Th, 1889,
Josie Glare, infant daughter Of Col. !. 7. and
Stella Brady, aged 6 moaths.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-05-31

Religious Notice.-Bishop Paret will
give service at Durham Church, Nanjemoy,
on Saturday, June 9Th prox., at IL O'Clock
a. m. Confirmation will be administered.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-05-31

&. Ober l. Sons GuanO.-Ail persons
indebted to g. ODER & Cons Co., for Guano
purchased from John NJ. Lloyd or
VIM. j. Barch, will please come forward
and make settlement with me, now sta
tioHcd at Bryaa.own.
G. B. LLOYD, General Agent.
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~ BROWNS iR0g Bj7TERS

cures Indigestion, Biliousness, Dyspepsia, Mala.
ria. Nervousness. and General Debility. Physi-
clans recommend it. All dealers sell it. Genuine
has trade mark and crossed red lines Oh wrapper.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-05-31

Are broten down from ovcrwork or household
cares Browns Iron Bltters
reh,,ilds the system aids aiEeFtiar, removes ex-
l ssss Nsea sasxsA $40
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-05-31

WOOL We are paying the highest cash
prices for Wool this season. Wool bags on,
land. HCRNEY h HANCOCK,
may Loot La Plata, b. & p. r. r.
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CUILDREN'S FAST BLACK HOSE.
ONLY 25c PER PAIR.

100 doz children's fast black plain
cotton hose for young girls; double At
heel and toe; splendid quality, and
warranted,
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Fast black, plain lisle thread hose, at
As aud soc Fast black richelicu ribbed
Isle thread hose, at SOC.
CHILDREN'S FAST BLACK HOSE,
Children's Hosiery. Here is where
we wax strongest. While to have them
absolutely last black has been the great.
est consideration, it i none the less inn
portant that they should be exceedingly
Enthusiastically lor the boys, who
appear to be getting harder and harder
on their stockings every year. These
can he depended upon for looks, perma-
nent blackness and durability, end con-
sideriag their comparative inexpensive
ness We believe the present stock to be
the best in every respect, we have ever
yet shown. $50 doz chldren's fast black
fine ribbed cotton bose, spring weight.
double at the knee, heel, and toe; all
sizes from 5 to 81 inches,
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ONLY 25c PER PAIR.

The truest test Of superiority is the
wear, aud we place these against any Zoe
hose manufactured. We also offer more
than half dozen qualities of children's
hose, which for sa e of equity are marked
at graded prices; that +, each pair from
5 inches up selling for two cents more
than the size smaller. These are IN
plain, ribbed and drop stitched styles,
and each aud every grade represents all
that the p icular price can possibly
procure. As absolutely fast black hose
are boon to the purchaser, we conf
IDENTIFY predict an unusually large demand
for these special qualities.
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RrtaI sib personal.

I-----7 --l--~--l--7~-y-
xs- The O;set rte isDfFsspEfr Ads zen
sfTnosed 70 The us, eoeY Of re hasonie Hait,
f.a,ediately erposits tie EPtseepat Church.
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ONLY 25c PER PAIR.

We also offer other extraordinary fine
grades at so, So, and 7Oc per pair
These are not only desirable to wear
with patent leather pumps, but Oh account
of being fast black, are equally desirable
for wear with CATERS and boots, and are
warmer than either unbieached or striped
hose. Write for what you want.
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MEMS FAST BLACK HOSE.

Heretofore it has been almost impossi-
Bile to secure an absolutely fast black hose
for men without paying quite large price
for them. Such Is no longer the case We
have exerted renuous efforts, and now
have the pleasure of placing before you
not only the finest qualities and most re-
liable dyes, but the most inexpensive
line we have ever offered. AS with the
ladie, and lildren's hose we slso guar
antee these to be ab4o a.ely fast in color,
and not to crock or .Ade in washing
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SPECIAL.

100 doz Mems Fast Black fine cotton
half hose, good length, double heel and
toe. well shapen, and splendid quality
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MARYLAND INDEPENDENT,
ESTABLISHED IN 1874.
Published every Friday morning.
The yeung mans advocate,
Tue poor mans ffiend.
A. pusEY. Publisher:

Tetms Of advertising: For plain matter
81 90 per square Is linesl for the first inser-
iion, rs cents for each subsequent insertion
Rule and iglre matter double the above rates
Obituary notices half rates.
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Is 1T A GOOD ARauMENTq
A Characteristic Citizens Explanation
OF Certain Leading Facts.

n Characteristic Citi2en'b Explanation
OF Certain Leading Facts.
II doesn't take Mcmphian, who loves
his city from the lotion Of his heart, long
TO become somewhat weary Of an Allan
tian or Chattanooga.
Why?
Because the burden Of their converse.
ton is Atlanta or Chattanooga, as the case
may be. However much the Memphian
may become iatigucd, he must, down ia
his secret soul, admit that the proud
boasler is not liable TO suspicion a. q Wild
eyed fanatic. Those arc two great and
coming cities, with strong indications OF
following Memphis commercially in the
race for commercial rcnown. Comment.
ing on their display OF fine residences aud
business blocks, n characteristic Mem.
phian said TO an ArPEAL reporter yestcr.
day:
"Nlemphis is away ahead Of either Of
those cities as place to make money, and
invested capital increases 80 rapidly in
other enterprises that We lose sight OF all
ding TO our physical beauty by the cree
ton Of stone.lro1t residences, iron and
steel business blocks etc, etc. II will not
be long until we all have such q snug
bank account that II will be necessary, in
order 10 reduce the surplus, 10 cxpcnd it
IN permanent and beautiiyng improve
mcuts. ="
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PERSONAL POINTS.

MRs. LEWIS IIiLL will leave today TO
VISIT friends and relatives In Fayetteville,
Ark.
Miss BERTHA osrEnnoUr, who spent the
winter with her aunt, Mn. &. II. Galloway 1
left last night for her home in Oswcgo
y. Y.
NisicoRr on Change yesterday T. I.
Howell, Rome, Ca; X. A. Spiccr. Bart.
lett, Tenn, g. @. lllsby, ST. Louis, Mo-,
II. J. Ham, Columbus, o.; 5. u. Sheriff.,
Jackson, Miss.
i. A. llurrNAN, Fort Worth. Tex: Miss
Matte VI. Warren, Fort Worth, Tex; Jno.
H. McColl, Lexington, Tenn; w. II.
Shevis, Middleton, Tenn; II. W. Warren,
Lexington, Ala.
Ar DuiTy'E W. II. McCulcN. on. King.
ston Springs, Tenn; T.. Carroll, llclona:
J. L. Coleman, Blrlleld, Ark; j. q.
Wilkcnon, Louisville, Ky, J. A. Hull,
Halls. Tenn; j. :. layman. Little Rock.
W. G. Willett aud wife, Milwaukee; u.
Thompson, Hlalls, Tenn.
A the Peabody J. 4. Robinson. Dan.
vile, Va; G. II. Clover, New York; W.
II. Hoover, New Berlin, o.; +. q. llud.
son, salt Lake City, Utah. :. H. Sheriff.
aud wife. jackson, Miss; :. II. Howard,
Duunt. Miss; 4. j. Bunch, Rochester,
Ky; T. j. KILN, Chicago, III.
AT tho Gayoso s. VI. Piper ~. Louis:
A. Y. Smith and wife Arkansas. Charles
J. Roscnburg, Philadclphia T.. y. Dean,
Richmond, Va; Miss Annie Bell slcdgc,
Concordia, Miss; Miss Wells, Pulaski; j.
W. Sutton, Boston; J.. T. Hubert, Sam
L. Badgly, Louisville. W. u. Pcrdy, Co.
lumbus, o.; II. Il. Reno. Nashville.
i. g. RonniSs, Louisville, Ky; q. W.
Green, Ripley, Tenn. T.. y. Collier, Me
kcnzic, Tenn; J. T. Barton, Mason, Tenn;
J. I. Pane, Nicksburg, Miss, g.. T.. liar.
ris, Atlanta, Ga; &. Nwp, Huntsville,
Ala; Mrs W. 4. haywood, Joncsboro,
Ark; J.. j. Brooks, Jackson, Tenn: H. :.
Dabnoy and wife, fernando, Miss; y.
Jacquinim, Grucnyillr. Miss; Mis- May
Carpenter Bowling Green, Ky; Mn \.
Brady, Clinton, Ky Ms T.. Cam, NASH
vile, Tenn. are nj Gasion'a
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Nixon-Turner case will soon come
up for trial.
Thursday, May 30, being a national hol-
day the postoiiice will close at 10 o'clock
am, carriers making one delivery and col
lection.
A number OF representative Memphians
went out last night to attend the industrial
celebration at Decatur, Ala, today and
tomorrow.
Phil Weiner. carpenter, living at No.
3 Arkansas avenue, South Memphis, left
home on May Is to look for work, and has
not since been heard from. His wife is
very anxious to learn his whereabouts.
The commencement exercises OF the city
schools will be held at the Memphis The.
alter Thursday night, May 80, beginning at
o'clock. Ns4person under fourteen years
OF age will be- admitted. Tickets at the
office OF Board OF Education, No. 279 Main
street.
A train OF twenty or more coaches, all
filled with excursionists, will arrive from
Nlcksburg and intermediate points this
afternoon, under the auspices OF tho rail-
way conductors. Excursionists may re-
main three days il they desire, as tickets
are good for that length OF tune.
A frightened white horse, attached to
light spring wagon, displayed marvellous
sagacity in his little wild run down Second
street yesterday afternoon. Between Mon
roe and Union he found himself in the
midst Of a shuttle with a street car, drays,
wagons. etc, but steered his way like
thoroughbred.
DeSoto Lodge OF Masons will confer the
Master Mason's degree this evening at s
O'Clock. They will have special music by
the following quartette; Messrs. w. A.
Gage, James Griffith, Clark Knowlton and
Harry Hunter. The past masters OF the
lodge will confer the degree. All Master
Masons are invited.
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A IlffIe geulu.

Little Lillian Buck, Of Springfield. Mo-,
and granddaughter Of DIR. :. d. Arbucklc
Of Memphis, called at THE ArrEAL office
last night with her grandfather aud sister
and gave the members OF the force an ex-
hibltion OF her ability rs an clocutionist
and vocalist. She SONY five years old and
was born In Memphis. She ~ ~ pretty a
little girl as there is in town and a verila.
bic genius in her way. She rccitcs with
wonderful power OF expression and puts
the action 10 the word" with remarkable
precision. Her scli-posscssion is unusual.
and she seems 20 be born actress. A
bright future certainly awaits her.
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SEVERELY INJURED.
A Student While Bathing Has His Foot
EaarGtiiy J.acnrotad

A Student While Bathing Has His Foot
Fearfully Lacorated.
A. ]. Hughey, oldest son Of Justice
Hughey, was brought home from Jackson
yesterday suffering from an accident which
befell him while bathing in Forked Deer
River recently. lie was a student at the
Jackson University, and while out with
other boys bathing he jumped into the
stream and on broken bottle which lay
at the bottom. His bare foot was iearfully
lacerated and the blood flowed in torrents.
lie came out dressed quickly as possible
and put on his shoes. This forethought
saved his life. The blood soon filed his
shoe and becoming cool coagulated, thus
stopping the flow by closing all avenues Of
exit. lie Is doing well and suffering only
slightly. The only danger apprehendcd is
from lockiaw.
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suLLIvAN wRnsrLas M rupLIo.
The Big Pugilht Has a Bout with Null.
doom In Cincinnati.

The Big Pugilh Has a Bout With Null
doom In Cincinnati.
CiycfNNAri, o., May rs The tcn.round
wrestling match, according to London
prize ring rules, at down town thcalcr to-
night between John /. Sullivan aud VIM.
Muldoon excited the curiosity Of n large
crowd Of people. Both stripped at about
go pounds. Aside from a surplus fulncss
81 the abdomen sullivan looked In prime
condition. lie said tonight "Whcn |
was pulled down by sickness Kirain aud
the rest Of them thought | was gone, but
I'll show them there's light iei, ia mo yet.
| mean business In this iighi. and reports
that IN not caring for myself are un.
true"
When Sullivan appeared on the stage,
barred to the waist, m pink tights aud blue
belt, hc was received with shouts. Cleary
WIS the referee, The wrestling began at .
o'clock Muldoon won the first bout In
three minutes.
In the second and third bout Sullivan
won Ina ninety seconds each. MuldOon
won the fourth IN two and quarter min
uipa, also the nth In about the same time.
The sixth sullivan won Ia three aud a
quarter minutes, hut the seventh Muldoon
scored In two minutes In five minutes
Muldo0n went down twice under John L.,
and in the tenth Muldoou laid the big
man down with ease after toying with him
four minutes. There WIS tribe over
twcniy-soyon minutes actual wrestling.
Sulli,an's friends were delighted at the
manner In which the prize fighter came
out ol the contest. lie was not In the
loas, ialigucd. Muldoon aud Sullivan will
leave ior the East by the Pan Handle at
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
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HEIR TO A LARGE FORTUNE.

Il. A. Keeling, Secretary OF the Mer-
chants Exchange, Strikes It Rich
A day or two ago Secretary T.. A. Keel
ing, Of the Merchants Exchange, left for
Baltimore accompanied by his attorney,
Mr.. Meicali, Of Meicali & Walker. lie
was armed with papers which gave him
colorado title 10 a fourth interest in an
estate situated in the best part Of Bati.
more, valued at Sl,00O,0O0. Mr.. Keeling
has long had his eye ON that estate. but
certain links in the chain OF evidence were
missing which have recently been sup.
piled. Everyone who knows the genial
secretary wishes him Godspced.
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philadelphia ". PIlisburg.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 2s.--The
opening MISUNDERSTANDING game was
n dull and hresome affair until the ninth
inning, when the visitors tied the score.
The Phillies then made three earned
runs ON three singles and two doubles.
Casey weakened in the last inning and
the visitors would probably have tied the
score but for Sunday ioolishly permitting
himself 10 be caught between the bases.
The score: Philadelphia 8, Pittsburg 4.
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wha, Shall w. DO win Our no,.,
AuctioncerA

Is now being asked us by parents, and VIC
can give no better advice than 10 recon.
mend sending them 10 that popular and
progressive institution, The Nelson Busi.
ness College, second and Monroe streets,
where they will learn figuring and writing
according TO business standards, rs well as
spelling. bookkeeping, iype-writing. etc.
They will only have to study during the
cool hours Of the day and will be discip-
lincd In a gentle but firm manner The
Nelson College stands without peer for
thoroughnesa sud responsibility Of pa
tronage.
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BEAUTIFUL oHAUrAueuA LAKE.


1eA'Wteaf WV AbAhs
The most beautiful resort la America:
situated on tho main line OF the New York,
Lake Erie & Western Railroad. at Lake
wood, y. V, midway between Cincinnati
and New York City; the highest nayigable
water in the United States; over |. 400 feet
above tho level Of the sea and 200 feet
higher than Lake Eric. Weather cool; no
malaria; no mosquitoes Hotels open
June to October 1. Round TIP fare from
Cincinnati Sll.2j; good returning until
October 81. De sure your tickets read via
New York, Lake Enc & Western Railroad
from Cincinnati, ~ this Is the only line
running solid trains Pullman Palace Cars
through 10 the Lake. Tourists tickets on
sale at oil largo stations. For further In.
formation please apply TO ticket agents Of
connecting lines, or 20 II. Q. Holobird,
Division Passenger Agent No. 90 West
Fourth street, Cincinnati, o.
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CONVENIENT RESIDENCE LOTS
At Auction Saturday. juno /.

We will sell at II am, Saturday, June
|, on the corner Of Main aud Madison
streets, six beautiful building lots situated
on stephens avenue, between Orleans
street and Mississippi avenue The situa.
ton could not DO moro desirable, elevated
aud In the midst OF the rapidly grow.
ing dislrict-just outside the city limits.
No city taxes, and only sixty yards from
street car line. Three Of the lots are on
the south side, known ~ block c, and
three on the north side, known as block
u. each 33i feet front on stephens avenue,
running back 1877 feet to an alley. Sale
positive. Terms One-quarier cash, bal.
ance one, two and three years.
I. J. McCArnY & Co.,
AuctionccfA
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Columbus W. nrookIyn.

CoLuNBUs, o., May 2S columbus de-
feated Brooklyn today in an exciting con-
test, The game was won in the third in.
ming. when Columbus batted Hughes at
will and made four runs rs a result. AZ.
ter this inning Fouiz pitched good game
10 the close. The features Of the game
were the excellent work OF MAYS in the
box. aud a running one.hand catch OF
Mari at right. The score: Columbus Z,
Hruoklvn 4
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dancers beat time from the honr the boat
left until 1t landed again. There were Just
enough to make the trip pleasant end en-
joyable, and all who had the good fortune
to participate expressed themselves as
being delighted and determined to fire.
quently renew the pleasure on the future
excursions which have been agreed upon
by this boat during the present season.
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WIN tic Rcd. TodnY.

By means OF dividing up the profession
ais and picking the cream OF amateur skill,
the exhibition game this afternoon is sure
to be close and exciting. Neither can be
correctly termed the regular team, as both
have amateurs in them. Game called at
4:3O o'clock sharp. Admission to the
grand stand, 25 cents. Following is the
batting ORDER
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PITKIN @. WRIGHT,
Journnliat and Writer.

Journalist and Writer.
Newspaper articles OF all kinds written.
Letters, essays, reports circulars, etc,
written or arranged for publication.
Speeches prepared, descriptive articles,
advertisements, local notices; any kind OF
articles, from a loyo-lcttcr to a challenge,
or from a sermon TO u thcater party writ
ten. All communications strictly cont.
dental. Address, care OF business Office Of
either daily paper.
INSURE your gn.houscs In the Citizens
Insurance company. No. - Madison street.
LADIES, for Pc you can buy Hat worth
$500 at +. lavgno's.
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nnstnn -. ChIcnrn.

Bosros, Mass, May 2s.-The Bostons
easily defeated the Chicagos today. After
the frst inning Clarkson had the visitors
completely at his mercy. striking out ten
men. The fielding OF both teams was
sharp and steady, the Bosions playing
faulilcssly. Basiian's error in the fourth
was very costly and gave Boston six runs
Scorc. Boston 10, Chicago 3.
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New york =. InLInunpoII..

NEw YoRE, May 2S.-The New York
and indianapolis teams crossed bats for
the Grst time this season today. Tie
Giants played in greatly improved form
and easily defeated their Western rivals,
not allowing them a run. The lndianapo.
lis men couldn't gauge Welch's pitching.
Score. New York Z, Indianapolis o.
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A FIRE In New Orleans.

NV ORLEANS, la, May 2s.-Fire on
Decatur and Gallatin streets destroyed
Henry Chiappella's dry goods store. John
Birthdays fish depot, Woods tobacco
store. and Rosenbaum's shoe store were
also destroyed aud a number Of buildings
damaged. Total loss, $1,000; fully in
gurpd
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summary: Earned runs --Memphis 8,
Mobile .. Two-base hits-Reccius, King.
Double plays-Kelly and Reccius, Farrell
and DAILY. Stolen bases-NlemphisS s, Mobile
3. Base on balls-M Memphis 4, Mobile 9.
Lett on bases Memphis 6, Mobile A. Hit
by pitched ball-Daly, Kline. Pass balls
--tiraulick 2, Touhy .. Wild pitches
Boone |, Mccullough .. Struck out
By Boone 6, Mccullough, Z. Time OF
game-one hour and iorty-iive minutes.
UmDire-Carr
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-29
MEMPHIS TAKES ANOTHER
THE MOBILE TEAM LOSES THE LAST
,sa GAME.
A Dull Contest-A Game Arranged For
Today--News From the League and
Association Fields-Boston Clings to
the Top.

Errors by the Mobile team, and genera
lack of get-up-and-get, made the closing
game Of the series yesterday afternoon
very tame affair. Only fair crowd was
out to witness it. Following is the
OFFICIAL SCORE.
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To water Consumers.

j. W. y. Browne Is prepared TO put In
water connections and plumbing repairs
on short notice and NJ the lowest prices,
and with such promptncss as Ia avoid any
arrests or Zines. Telephone 500; 2ji Sec.
ond street