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Dainty little glObaleS.
Fine. and VII IL, and sweet,
Easy tu b. swallowed;

Easy tu b. swallowed;
In their work, complete.
\ discomfort waking
Ina gripeS, or aching.
What are they? Why. Pierce's Pleas
ant urgative Pc lets-Ihe perfection I
ldXativrs. Contain not an atom OF mi,
eral poison; ar especially appreciated
D thOS whose tlSte revOltS from the
coarse, violent pills. W ich &c theil
WAY through the system like steam cars
4 'tnallv dong harm Instead OF goo
or druggists.
Dr.. Pierce'S FavOrits Prescription
cures 'frm lie weakness" aud kindred
ailmeuts.
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out on my riGnt hand. 1t appeared in white
bli tiers. attended by terrible itching. and
gradually spread un il it covered the entire
back OF the hand. / he disea next appeared
on my eft hand | tried many remedies, hut
could fin no cure until obtained the CuTT-
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-01-09
MenIs Cooked to nrder.

Private rooms for ladies and families
at Central Restaurant, next to Foard &
Stokes.
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Notice.

Coffee and cake, ten cents, at The
Central Restaurant.
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GIVEN CP FOR LOST.
AN AGREEMENT REACHED.

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-The board OF
bureau chiefs, consisting of COM
modores Schley and Schard,
chief Of construction Wilson, and
chief engineer Melville, to which
secretary Whitney referred repre-
sentative Thomas plans for a
coast defense vessel, yesterday con.
cluded its labor by agreeing to re.
port the plans back to the secretary
with recommendation that they be
adopted. The vessel designated by
Thomas is of the monitor type; it is
Of three thousand tons and armed
with one dynamite gun, two ten-inch
guns, two torpedo tubes and one
rapid firing gun. 1t will have nine
feet of free board, with provisions
for sufficient water ballast to sub
merge her in action three feet lower.
The speed of the vessel is seventeen
knots. The members of the board
are of the opinion that the design
has great merit.
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JAMES P. KEARNEY,
ps1 Wond vanua nefrpil

Sold everywhere. Price CCTICURA 10c. /;
SOAP, 25c. RtsnLvtAT, Sl.U0. Prepared
by the Po TER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co.,
BoSl uu, Mass
Send for "lIow to Curo Skin Diseases" O.
pages, 81 illustrations, and LOO testimonials
DADVo Skin and Scalp preserved and
OHDI . beautined by CUTICURA MEDI-
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The latest style of Gents Boots and
Shoes at P.J. GooDMAN's.
Ludlow's Ladies' $500 Fine Shoes 4:
also Flexible Hand turned French Kids
at +. j. GocDMAN's.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-01-09

Some men are aW1ul KlckerS,
They kick all blessed day;
Can you tell me the reason whyf
They kick when they are busy,
And kick when they do pray.
Can you tell me the reason whyI
1t is because they re stckers
And are just built that way.
They II always be great kckers
Until they are laid away.
Do you know now the reason whyf
The dude with little Doodle,
He puts on funny airs!
Can you tell me the reason whyT
He parts just like poodle
His half dozen hairs
Can yon tell me the reason why?
1t is because he's minus
Any sense at all
And thinks he can get along
With half an ounce of gall!
Don't you know the reason why!
There are lots of you who never
Have dealt with HERMAN WISE.
Can you tell me the reason why?
You keep on paying money,
Which you might save otherwise.
Can you tell me the reason why?
All say he sells much cheaper
Than other stores in town.
He keeps the best assortment
And puts the prices down!
Do you now know the reason why?
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Boy Wanted
Notice.

Aged from IA to l6. Apply at the New
ork Novelty store.
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Weinhard'S Beer.
Notice,

And Free Lunch at the Telephone Sa
loon, 5 cents.
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TELEGRAPHIO REPORT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.-The dead
lock III the house has been broken by
the recommittal IT the resolution Ia
change the rules. The vote stood
yeae 120, nsys III.
A BARE KNUoKLE FIGHT.
WILKEsBARRE, Penn, Jan. S.-A re-
port comes from Wanate, ten miles
from here, that Maurice Hurley and
Thomas Hoar fought forty-two rounds
with bare knuckles this morning.
The battle is said to have been a des-
perate one. In the forty second
round Hoar was knocked out aud the
fight awarded to Hurley.
GIVEN UP FOR LOST.
New YORK, Jan. 8.-Five sbins
were posted on the maritime ex.
change this morning as missing.
since the storm of November 25, and
are now given up as lost. They are
the Samoa. steamship, left New York
November ~, for Hayti; Nile. brig.
West Indies November 10, for New
York; Il. w. p. armstrong. brig.
Guadalune. November Is, for New
York; Ella Warner, schooner, Porto
Rico. November Oath, for New York;
Il. M. Bacon, schooner. Porto Rico,
November 18th, for New York. The
number Of lives lost is fifty four, and
the vaiue of the ships and cargoes is
S1,000,00G.
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Terms OF Subscription
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AsronIAS BUILDING, CAss STREET
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25
THE ELECTION uENRICO.
zach Party Elects Its Ticket I'm Two
DfstrtcfS

Tellcrs from the several precincts IN Hem
rico county Yesterday brought 10 The county
court.hOuse and deposited with Clerk Wad-
Gill the sealed returns from Thursdays clcc'
ton. In which district officers were chosen.
The county commissioner will meet to-day
10 canvass The returns, and then the seals
viii bee broker the certificates viii he read,
and il IS found necessary in any precincts
the hall0'- nay counted.
As stated IN yg,tcEd1y 5 issue ofthis paper
very little interest was taken IN the election.
and The vote was small. Mr.. N9ddUl sald
Yesterday afternoon tlnt he dI3 not tlin,. ,he
aggregate number ot votes cast in the county
would exceed 1900. whcrels the usual vote
is something oyrr 1000.
Below s, given tnc ticket elected IN each
d,>tIic1: In FafGold-thc Jackson Ward OF
the county-the Democrats made no nomi'
nations. The Republicans carried this town
ship aud Tuckaaoo, whore "hat was called
the Nugvump nominee. were successful
The Democrats won in BfO0Nand and Va
BrooklanI: supervisor. u. u. Goddin;
Justices ~ ,he Peace. Il. Il. Griiiu, Charles
King. and %. T.. Sheppard; Oyeis'cr OF the
Poor. &. ". IhiGr,y Constable, c. NJ.
Bennett,
Tuckahoe: Supervisor, Dr. r. 4. Pat
tcr.on; OycrsCcr - the Poor, James Pct
terson: Constable, Charles +. Anderson;
Justices Of the Peace, Edward 7. Rugg. j..
L. Hcudey. and Allan j. Harris-the last
named colorcd.
Fairfield: supervisor, william II. Lyons;
Oycrscor oi the Poor, J. N. POiudexter;
Constable. W. R. Smiihcy; Jusiices OF the
Peace. q. G.. Vincent. r.. ". Whiting. and
n. r. Johnathan-th the two after coiorcd.
Norioq. SuDcryi-Or e. W IVnp. over.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25
AN INVESTIGATION.
THE AFFAIRS OF THE HOLLYWOOD COM
PAHYTo BE INQUIRED INTO.
A Committee Appointed for that Purpose
Election OF Secretary and
Treasurer.

The Board OF Directors Of Hollywood
cemetery met In the rooms Of the Chamber
OF Commerce yesterday afternoon at .
O'Clock.
81, will be a private session." said Presi'
dent Bargsmiu. when asked II the reporters
would be admitted. 1--WE eXrcct to have
conference, and not even the Secretary will
be admitted unless we lind hrs services
should be needed toward the close"
The board was in session over two hours.
Secretary Brooke was sent FOR Just before
adjournment. Several of The friends OF Mr..
John r. Hooper, one OF the candidates Tor
superintendent Of the cemetery, remained
in close proximity to the building until the
meeting diSper'ed.
All the members OF the board except Mr..
Lewis VI. Griffin were present.
Az INVESTIGATION.
The conference was an informal one. The
election OF superintendent was not gone
into. There being some charges against the
present management. II was deemed ad-
visablc TO appoint 4 special committee to ln-
vestigate them.
SECRETARY.
Mr. W. r. Brooke was unanimously re-
elected secretary and treasurer.
MAPS.
The Executive Committee was directed 10
have a map OF the new portion OF the Gene
tery made, showing the different sections
and burlals in them. os recommended in the
annual report Of the President.
REFORMS.
The repOr, from Major Dooley's commit
tee recommending some changes in the
manner OF managing the cemetery was re-
ferred to the Committee on Bylaws.
COMMITTEES.
The following were appointed on the COM
mittees:
Executive: Messrs. Bargamin, Owens,
and slorae.
Bylaws: Messrs. Ba7eamin, Dunlop,
Gillian, Cooke, and Glasgow.
THs BOOKS.
II was decided 10 make some change in
the manner Of keeping the book, by the >e-
creiarv aud Treasurer. and McsSrs. Pleasaats,
Walker. and Pemborton were appointed a
committee on this subject.
The board adjourned TO meet again In two
we, SS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25
THEY LOOKED VAIN.
Politicians disappointed that the
Pestmas3er Was N0t Named
NrhiNrdaN.

NotWiihVaudiug Tumors OF compromise
between Ni,e aud Malone, aud the state
upnt that TIE President will make no aU-
uoiuimcuts Until that is DONE the Eepubli,
can politicians here we're on the tiptoe OF
expectancy Yesterday.
The 8lpO.utmeut Of a postmaster was
looked for. II was we'll known among the
leaders thst though Judge Wlddill WAS in
Washington 90 attend 90 the opening OF the
d-routiyu, in his contest With Hon George
D. Wise. Dee was really stopping at cham
bin, hotel in close conference with General
Malone, aud many communications were
sent l'm in the care oi the General.
Thursday night something called Mr.. B.
TqvIur McCuo very unexpectedly 20 the ma
trra capital. Mr. Nctue Is chairman oi
tr- Republican Committee ~ this congress
aenI district. aud also a member Of the
state Commu,cr.
Nr. =. BAR Morris, who h9d already
made one visit 90 Washington this week,
returned there the same night with Mr.. Ne.
cue
The congregation Of All these forces very
naturally c-Used tAo politicians here TO be-
ne,e That something Was gong TO happen,
h.furle.- there is absolutely no reliance 10
b. placed upon the highest Republican
source. ~ information the President VIII
mskr very few appointments 70 ONCE until
tlr warning factories have made peace. In
o.her words. General Hahoue has got To
come down from hi, lofty position ~ boss
a.d a.ree to have thc party in Virginia
ruled as 10 is in most other States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25

Buchanan 81 $50 for The damage 70 his pro.
perty by reason OF the railroad being run
through IT,.
when the report was submitted several
weeks ago both Mr.. Buchanan aud the
Fredericksburg Railroad Company excepted,
but Yesterday the former withdrew his OBJ
jections, through his counsel. MCs'rs sands
and Bryao. The railrosd company. how
ever. insisted on having anew commissioner,
and urged first. that the allowance was eK-
ceSsiye and, secondly, that In this amount
was embraced S4O0 for damage by reason OF
an emhankmcnt which thew originally con-
tempated huildinE. hut which they have
since decided 10 leave at grade.
Judge Minor took The papers in the case
and said he would announce this morning
whether he would order a new commission
or confirm tae former allowance, deduciing
the 500 agreed upon "a proper sum 10 pay
for placing the proposed embankmeDt along
side OF Mr.. Buchanan'S property.
The case of Or. x. 4. Patterson, who was
awarded damages amounting to So GGG. and
TO which award both he and the railroad
have excepted. comes UP for hearing to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25
TEE L0AA OF 100000,
4 Couuciimen's views on the TX
position EOciety's Petition.

A welLku0Wu member oi the B0ard OF
Aldermen, and one who has taken very
prominent part in the affairs Of the city, in
conversation with q Dispatch reporter yes
tcrday expressed himself in favor oi granting
The Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical
Society the loan of $4,000 10 meet its obli'
gations.
d" The city has already $4,000 Of stock in
the society,n said he, "and regard Il s. Tar
wiser TO lend the amount asked for upon
the conditions named in the communication
sent u the Council than 10 run the risk OF
losing what we already have 1T stake. The
CITY would have a mortgage upon the
grounds. which must be acknowledged -
very yalulble property. That part oi Broad
street Is, think, a preluer site 10 build
upon than either vest Franklin street or
Grove avenue. and viii ia my opinion be.
come a very fashionable part of Richmond
Continuing. he said: zone mistake /
think our councilmcn make Is in not tho-
roughly considering matters ot importance.
some Of them are too quick 10 make up their
minds upon questions that arise; they come
10 conclusions without cunvassinS all the
points involved. This subject should be
carefully examined into
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25
a CARD TO the rubitc.
D0N'T Bs lIUNDU0CgD

by snv so-called 1re.insurance sale. There
has been no fire lately in New York, and
everybody who reads the papers knows
there has been no such ire The people
make practice Of opening in town for q
few days, advertise lirc.insurance sale, or
bankrupt sale. guil The people who believe
them, and then psek up and ilv away. They
take your money. aud by the tine you have
found out their clothing Is not AZ repre-.
scnted, the parties have closed up and gone
away. Better let them alone; they 90 on
the principle that there are lots OF fools in
the world, aud il they catch only a few Il
pays them well for their trouble. \ word
to the wise IS sufficient. You can gain
nothing but the satisfaction Of having been
swInded. There ore plenty OF reli1blc
clothing houses In this city, where you
know II the goods arc not satisfactory they
will return your money. \ CITIZEN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25
r.erannnIs nnd Rricfa.

Mr.. J. 4. Philips, Of the Halifax Record,
is in the city.
Judge W. s. Gooch, oi Louisa, was in the
city yesterday.
Or. James u. Moncure, Of Williamsburg,
was IN the city Yesterday.
Congressman W. II. +. Lee. Of the Eighth
district, was in the city yesterday.
Judge J. Il. Fsrrar tJohnny Rebl OF
Amelia, arrived in the city Yesterday after
noon
Colonel John :. Cunningham. OF North
Caroline, Of Governor Fowle's sIah, Is in
The city.
Major r. II. Gaines, OF Charlotte a men,
ber Of The state Board Of Agriculture, was
in the city Yesterday.
Mrs. W. j. Morris, Of Petersburg is the
guest Of her brother, Mr.. Leroy +. Brown,
No. g2G west Grace street.
MI. J. II. Whiity, superintendent OF
Bradsireets Agency in this city. has re-
turned from 3 business trip to Baltimore.
Mr.. John G. Andrews aud son, who re-
ceiyed severe injuries by being thrown from
their carriage day before yesterday, are i'm
proving.
Councilman W. II. Pleasants, OF Marshall
Ward. returned 10 the city yesterday after a
business trip TO Norfolk and Eastern North
Carolina.
Tomorrow at II O'Clock Or. w. f..
Hatcher will preacher his fourteenth annual
sermon as pastor Of the Grace-Street Bap-
tst church.
Mrs. Kate Walker and her daughter. Mrs
Sue Pindle, have returned to their residence,
1901 Park avenue, after a visit OF five months
10 Augusta, Ga.
The Committee on Ordinances met yester-
day evening. There was no special business
before them and they adjourned ailer the
routine werk was disposed Of.
Rev. +. Il. Tnrnbull will lead the Sunday
school teachers meeting at the Young
Mems Christian Association this afternoon.
The hour OF meeting is $50 O'Clock.
Miss Bessie Powell returned to the city
Yesterday from ten days visit to her friend,
teaching school at the Amelia home OF Cap
tain Leary.
Twenty.eight years ago to-day-May %,
lsG1-the First Virginia regiment with
flying colors aud the drum beating merrily,
left the FAIRGROUNDS ald marched TO the
field OF battle.
The Columbia Is. C.) Record OF Wednes-
day saws that Mr.. Wilson T.. Thomas, who
hats from Richmond, Va, but who has been
in Columbia for few weeks as representa-
tive OF prominent tobacco msnuiactory, IS
very III st the clearinghouse OF Mrs. viii
son, on Richardson street, just above Bren-
mans grocery store. The sick man Is res
ceiying the kIndest treatment at the bands Of
his landIady, but il in need Of that OF more
intimate friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25

The ,cyenty-fourth anniversary Of Trinity
Methodist sunday school Will be held ou
sunday afternoon at O'Clock. The exer.
cises viii be unusually interesting, and VIII
consist OF rccitauon-, welcome address,
s!ugirg by the school, solos, miani-cass ex-
erci.es, &c. The special exercise VIII be
the raising Of The gospel bell. TIE pnlEn
viii ne handsomely decorated with hoWer-'
and q he'll g. LARGE as the Old.Narkct bell
has been suspended from an arch eight feet
high. supported by Two massive columns.
The tell viii be rung by Al electric battery.
Eleven young girls and four boys will take
part n ihe exercises one Of the young lady
scholars Of the school will rccite the "Creed
Of the Bells" Rev. j. l.. Waggencr VIII
introduce the gospel exercises.
This school is The oldest school IN Nlr-
gin'a that his maintained lis organization
from rs birth in 1slj to the present time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25
HrNaY CLAY'S STATUE.
Is 10 Takes frOm the capitol and
Put ia It's Former Place.

The statue Of llcary Clay was removed
yesterday irOu the Capitol 10 IT'S former
POSITION in The little temple 10 The southwest
corner o. thc Capitol square.
The dust OF several years had given the
statue rather dingy hue. bu, lhis was quick
y removed with the use OF water ana
white wash brush.
Many persons passing along Ninth aud
E1sk streets stopped aud watched the in-
formal ccremone'. aud many turned inio
tie square aud gathered around the temple
While the Work Wss being done.
Nsior Gaiues, superintendent OF the PUP.
le Blndings and Grounds. sdperintended
iUe adsir, and ,he work was done by the
gang % conYicts who work upon tue square
tad q me Capitol building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25

"Tho Boston - is .preadIn. very raplly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25

A petition signed by some fifty or more
property .owners aud taxpayers asking that
Seventeenth street from Hull to Maury be
graded and otherwise improved was read and
IeIerred TO the Committee on Streets.
AT 1910 The Council adjourned, the May
meeting having consumed over eight hours.
CHEsTERFIELp ELECTION.
Thus far The returns received from Thurs.
davis election IN Chesterfield county are very
mesgre, but the indications are that the next
Board OF Supervisors Will be entirely Demo
cratic.
Tie yote IN the Midlothian district, which
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25
EACH FOR HIMSELF.
NEARLY $50 MEEsERs At LAST NIGHTS
CAnP- MEETING.
Sale Of the Soldiers Home lots Confirmed
by Vote in Person Union
Memorial Day.

-, ....,..,. ,to ,,,io., ,o.o,ir.
''' '''' "'' '''t W.
lest night ever nc.d in the history OF tae or
.....g.s.,. N,f % the thrsc hundred and
s0NtuI-ooc members tHcre were present 'h
... t...o t,t..r.d a,d forfv.four and the
ltI rTt>co.te anlle au animated sppt~IanVe'
..tf ... .r. -, l.r,o 81 n,,r,bor- Of veterans
a.. a>.C 1h.Cd tog iAer.
Tho object of tie meeting. as has been
-
f'sfti before, was 70 conNrA or Ta'lN oF
,.t. g.. f..r..0u of "a r,aforifv of the full mem.
f'.' '' t.' " WI " ' ''
nrr>hi0 nt fE' tk,UD tac recent sale ot Noi-
E.r..' ff..,. .,f. 10 ~. desired 10 do this
,... l...... o. ,,.-. fl.,,I,,t n,ca.>arv. but 10
... o.-.l 1.,. sor,c ~ fbe
,...-.,'...,. t..t EN-, r,ttf,af,on by ma
i.rt, t,rr.yy yof. would not give them a
,..., t,.f. d, ,i., f,ro,.,rfv.
Tfr -AiT RATIFIED.
,,t. ,,...,..~,,iio1 tho CorrD
N -'..I .i'. 'i'"V '"''N'
~ oftff iIf l'.'|Nlir l'ii+' WIS i'""
N.l.~.r. .tfes re.r doc-acI advisable thhf
.-fr. .. ,na l.'- a. IrlH lu mo county Of
r-ru.. ho..n,..t o., .br Camp malca puth'
a..t. ..a tlrfl" Arrl. i>>, and wiic. ~
rr-.f ,r. c.aa.r.1 30 meetings - mis-
l... ..f r. i. .I.r lfr OF Afr' o0t .th OF
ve. ... .,..ti l.. approved ana ratied by
r.,....-. r, .a,o. ..f..a..I OF majority Of
.I. ....a ...s .... u~llut. i.r thGt purpose,
... .. d.. r.o.. ana vhcrcns al
q. ...f..-. .r .... tt..r. have boon duly SUM
.. a.....t.. .... ..o.tr- f.- tl~ purpose
.. .f a.I. = lu1 conc rwiuc fhc
. ..l .f f......... fs.I NJ thc .h.i rfrn erf
... .n person. and fncy u.iuc
g .r.t..- s.I iafifyIre tho ehtd
It.t H.o s7il sa'os Dee. an they nro
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25
rnE PrrEnsBURG siNGERS.
Appearance at the dozart this After
noon anc Tonight

A force OF carpenters were engaged all Of
Yesterday preparing the Mozart stage for
tue numerous ch0rus aud orchestra that
are @ appear This afternoon aud tonight
These musical entertainments are 30 mark
an era in the history % The Mozlrt aRd lis
present. manager. and surrey deserve the
ent0r-cmtut Of aI wao believe mt artistic
effort. oi tll. hl0d T..He and educate.
AtfHr matinee thc beautiful voices ot ~
least .-I children viii be heard singing in
url.o0, and several selected yocsi,iS OF high
saraIcz wil lend their aid 20 the charm OF
TIE enferiaInuOut
Atuieu, The ATTRACTION is equally great
one hundred and ffiy voices viii be heard,
Is, SAYS tte programme, aided again by Miss
WaEnu, soprano; Miss Edmonds. c0Diralto;
Nr. Hsy. baritone. ana Ma. Ea6cock, basso.
Irom tae opening The -ale OF seats has been
most satisfactory, proving that Richmond Is
90 tte front iu hcr patronage OF enterprises
t,4t tuc0uTasC arr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25
baseball Yesterday.
fRy telegraph 10 the Dispatcn.l

Augusta:
Chattanooga. a.......... .........-.....'.''
Atlanta. ................'.. =
Washington
Washlngtons ......2 / 1 o 0 3 0 o. :
Pittsburghs. .....3 I ] 90 0x- 9
B,sc.hi.s- WashingtOns, Is; PitsburghS, $.
Errors Washlngtons, :; Pi,sburghs,
Balteries-I -IIaddock and Macs; Staley and
Lauer.
philadelphia:
Pmbdelphias ......1 OOO02 l. (
CleyelAnds.. 0 90 o , K D
Base-hts- Phiadelphiss, u; Cloyelands,
:. Error,-Phiodephis , C,eyellnd'. y.
Casey and schriycr; Bskely and
snyder.
Boston:
Bo,tons. 0 90 0 0 . >
Indianapolis. ......O 5000 O. 3
DISQUALIFICATION. Q; indianapolis, 9. Er'
ror,- BostOns, 4; indianapolis, J. Bat
-Radbourne and Bennett; Whitney
snd Daily.
New York:
Ncw Yorks......2 tO2O4 o. .
Chicago-. ..........0 o 0 o o. :
60 Ba-o.hiis-Ncw Yorks. II; Cnicagos Q.
Errors-Ncw Yorks. 4; Chicagos, ,. Bat
ieries-Wech and Ewing; Dwyer and Far
fcll.
Columbus, o.:
Colnmbn. ............OOOOOOOO0 90
Cincinnati, ..........2 o q % X
Base-hits-Columbus, Is: CincinnatiS. Q.
ror,-Columbus. %; CincInnatis. /. Bat
/ tories Baldwin and Peoples; Niau snd
Baldwin.
~. Louis:
To.dsy's game between thc Browns and
Kansas city vas postponed on account OF
rain.