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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-28

New i ork Produce.
NEW YORK. Dec. q.
WHEAT-Dull weaker. No 2 red S5GS514c.
CORN-Eirmer 80. s934Gt40l5c.
OATS-Quiet steady. No. 2 white 421a@+4c.
COFFEE-Barely steady for options sales 69.50
bags Spot Rio steady, $3.50.
SUGAR. efined steady. 5ale55s extra c. 6@s61s,
white extra 6@t5sc, yellow 534ap55sc, off 5 ltc.
standard 6iec. confectioners SIC; cut loaf 79sc
crushed 1870 powdered TAO granuiated 51ec, cubes
Gfsc, centrifugal s. test. 51s9Sc.
HAY-Unchanged
EGGS-Steady, Western 2519@2Gc.
BUTTEk-Weak. Western dary9SlSc, creamery
1Gl27c.
CHkKSE-Quiet Western SQl0c.
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Wichita Prodnce Market.

WICHITA, Kan, Dec q,
POTATOES-Kansas 40c per bu; northern Sc
ORA AGES-MeXican 80 per crate; Florida 3 10
per box.
LEnONS-Mas 90 per box
APPLES-!ec per bu; IS 10 per bb
CABRAGES-No herr 81 20 per lG1 lib.
0NIONS--Spanish zoe per bu, Kansas UOc.
BANANAS 81 J0S2 20 per bunch.
EGGS-I4 % per uCz.
BUTTEK--tancy creamery 25c. choice creamery,
f2c choice butter l6C; fair l5c: cooking butter Oc
CHICK ENS-Dressed 61e@Sc per Id live So 80 per
doz
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Wichita Flour Market.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New York sioney.

NEW YORK. Dec. q.
Money on call tight, ranging from $50 per cent,
last loan :, closed offered al peg cent
Prime mercantile paper sas6s. r.
Sterling exchange uull anc weak at - ~ for
siyty DAYS bills and - SD for deDlaaG.
The total sales 81 stocks . 80. shares
In the took market u general dropping tendency
was isplay ed and the market closed triie lower
LAY d rl.ilsI
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
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MEETINGS.
Under this head &c PER line per day.

Under this head &c par line pcr dAy.
state Of Kansas. Sedgwick County.
In the Probate court Of County In the matter OF tbs
estate of Don Alongo CurhmAn. deceased
To all persons Interested Ia the settlement Of SAID
estate: Nou are hereby nottfs-f that the Sh Gsf
OF January a. u. lse. a. the January term of Easi
court l. the undersigned administrator shall apply
said court make my rnal settlement and asking
be discharged administrator % zeid etats saa
fer nv com peupatlop r. fHk HAIf.
Administer OF said estate
Wilson & Brubachsr Attorneys for Estato
dis. tsun
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-28

hEnETITT And plenty OF it st
WEEtV ri. lowest rates.
In l. The KNIGHT INVEST
MENT Co., 1lo \. Market Street 155tf
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Kansas City Live Stock.

The Daily Indicator reports.
CATTLE-Receipts 3iJG shipments % H. Merke
weak TO l0c lower for steers, other cattle steady
Natives IS G0Joi 90 81 Ca GO; stookers ant
feeders - 00e. 8 o.
hOGS-Receipts 100. shipments 70j Market 2lss
SC lower. Ali grades IS 50e3 Sic Bulk 81 j2la&S IS
SHEEP-Receipts SO shipments 40 Market 100
l5c higher Good to choice muttons "A 0OSs 4;
stockers and feeders So Co.'s 20.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-28

AGENTS TAINTED.

Under this head &c per line per day.
MANAGERS WANTED Everywhere 20 take
WI charge Of business. Advertise, dtGtrl butte
circulars and employ help. Wages $50 to Sis per
month Expenses advanced state experience.
wages expected also preference for bone tavgi-
ing. SLOAN & co. Manufacturers. - George
street, Cincinnati Ohio. - ii
vlyANTED ASENTS-In egerv city town and
w village III The United states except IL
state Of Kansas 10 take subscriptions PosIn asteIs
make money. No capital required. Vl"
copies free. csss eomEiss!s money De made
by getting c cius- Address the Wichita Essls
Wichita. Kan. 1T
A GENTS wAETED-In sveTy city and town ~
L tie United States except Ia state OF Kansas 20
eel 10 lawyers just the toe1 every lawyer needs
endorsed by lawyers ever here. cells at sight,
Delays necessary, a. 6ook can Be delivered when
sale Is made Applicants must be able to .urriisa
reference when required. Full particulars free
Address the Wichita Eagle, Wichita, Ean- 71-tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-28
U4STED-BO4EDERS.


Wedding and Party Invitations, en-
grzve4 ~ prinfc1- 81 zee wichita Eagle
cdnA Gxss
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-28
wichita Live stock Market.

wichita Live Stock Market.
WICHITA, KAN. Dec. q,
CATTLE.
The receipts of cattle light at the yards yes
.erday and prices are unchanged One car load
was Shipped out and there were but few sales:
Good cows will find a ready sale with demand
Tor common grades. We quote:
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-28
Kansas City Produce.

CHEKsE-Quiet Western sa1oc.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-28

FOR EICHAgGE.

UrS~r this brad Dc per limo pr day.
ITO EXCHANGE FDE LAND-Esaas creamery
i bgssGsG.x sfrtS fee. two sEd fAs .to-fe~ esrip
ysa with r.asesT2 machinery. ssszsE eng NJ All
boiler ice a0pse refrfgera-r ard so5SsrsasEF -
1czsed Il seziasrs Iowa. Address OTTO Grsef. t@ss
aaSs Iowa eZG
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-28
New i ork Produce.

e BUTTER-DuIl, Fancy creamery 2e5l5s2!c, choice
TO fine 2l@24c, finest dairy Isg2uc, tne I3@l7c.
EGGS-l9gM
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Chicago Live Stock.
| CHICAGO, H., Dec q.

CATTL E-Receipts 20 CO. shipments 500. Market
slow bu steady Beeves - s5s5 Oh. stockers and
feeders 81 29as o. COWS bulls and mixed i 400
= 81 Texas cattle 81 t5,s! ).
HoGS-Beceipts 100 shipments 1000 Market
slow SC lower. Mixed s. 40 IS So heavy 81 s01sS 65
light 81 ;nd3 Z skips 50 0DsS 10
SHEEP-Receipts $500. shipments 1900. Market
strong. Natives SIS G0e5 40. western fed g 10
50 20 Texans So 00S4 %. lambs ii scat TO-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-28
INSTRUCTION


TIMER tl3s E~zc e r<f Ia pr DAY
Mrs. CATHERINE RTa@ Eli
WI Frvx.e Lessons og.y
tOsce Cnltare skxi serf iss<ozs) ger term a. -
lrx%oas a.
Fssso hour ses%0EsL pr terra O. % sssseAa Sc
Organ sas4f i-s~gzEss Ess term % = ls&syas ~.
&c tsT sssgz- l~sss9-s 80 tsSa Of 8 isssesss -
It&isa fAacr lessons 9~9 tern u - s@s4sz<s- So
Ez1f tsTzs "a pa tsss n s6ysa1z. dlt
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-28
FOR RENT--HOUSES.

FOR USES.
Under this head &c per line per day.
CT FOR RENT-Jan. ], large nine-room house and
ia barn. SO North Topeka ave. Call at so North
topeka ave. lot
Ell FOR REST-House No. Itjg Hillside avenue.
BILL Fairmount addition. price ~ per month. No,
OF South Volta avenue prics s. per nonsh- No. "a
South Hydraulic avenue, price 81 per month by j.
&. Humphrey * son, over lys East Douglas avenue
delft
frsgg FOR RENT-Large boarding house In center OF
Kta city. very cheap and in good repair ALSO three
room house close to business The knight Invest
ment Co. ITO North Market dlitf
Ct FOR RENT-Elegant 9-roofn HOUSE,; win sell to
HI parties renting carpets on parior and recep-
ton hall and stairs, and kitchen range. Inquire at
~ North Main street. room IA stf
Gil FOR RENT OR SALE-Rcsidence. in all parts
vi of thsclty. Israel bros. E25 NMarkst. d7i-tf
Eff FOR RENT Oh SALE-Residences in all part
h.I city Wright & Co. East OF postoniee- Ia 81
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-28

Under ts,s head &c per lire par aAy.
fg>AKEN Cr-D.e ~ oae iron grey mare years
4 old with halter also one Tray pony mare
about II years old. wiki strap around nock. owner
have the SAME by calling at the Pattie seerue
barn and paving charses- y
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-28
PENSION AGENTS.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
FINANCIAL AGENTS.
TAXADERMTSTS.
TAXADERMIST.

order. Deer heads put up Rugs made All kidd
OF birds mounted. etc. etc. Send orders 20 j. L
CooPER. ia 5. Main 81. Wichita. kza. FIT
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-28
FOR TRADE

FOR TRADE.
rrser tsss se4e &c -. gss s~r gay.
r.SgE TEABE-4 hetes - Gp<ozE. k&E4 sog sfzsN
a n z-oesvses. tsyg sxesas H.FSsArs Asserss
esep. kkz=ey CosSxz- k@A 81
ITO zEAyfs-fse<zs g-usss soszz. fs2 A4xrT az
Il god tsx-1s~s. feE 22F=zsEE sd , sss@fss
EsiEz4sc8 s-ra- s.ss-N. - y z-xaa- - = g
fSss TE4 DE-Y4<~ - sxAtTs2 Is-issSss 80 = "a
fvop~-sy. q. # DsF>SzA Ceszsfy Ass.sa-ss = 49,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-28
FOR RENT--ROOMS.

ron KEN I--hOOuS.
Under this head &c per lire per day
L ~ Marked se i-'0u'H front '0'"' % aa sSs'n
IGOR KENT-Furnished room for rent. No 80 y.
IL Topeka avenue dSs-st'
I7OR RENT-in the brick 81 E Dougass avenue
II the finest room and suites OF rooms in the city.
With modern convenienccs. Apply AT DT. furisy's
Office in the building, opposite Manhattan hotel
L,oR RENT-one nice large room, with board If
Il desired. Ia private family. Inquire at sss Waco.
L,oR RENT-Two front ONCE rooms. furnished.
j over Ia and I25 n. Market. Modern cony.nicn-
ces. rent low. Israel Bros Real Estate Rents asst
E,oR RENT unfurnished rooms suitable for llght
n housekeeping, also Furnished nj Aj3 North Elm
poria avenue ST
L'oR RENF-A large store room 25x125 f. counters
L and sheiyes 20 With the room. Possession siyea
by January l. isst No rs y. Main at y. 3icclee-.
L,oR RI-NT-A suite or nicely furnished rooms
IT hrst floor with witb6st board. Inquire
81 sss North Topeka OF io2 North Asrke<. dis-a
Lex RENT One front psrier. furnished. ~ 5.
L>oR REST-Rooms and lodging furnished szb
II ". Second street. House newly furnished
FOR RENT--STORES.
Under this head e a line per day
L'oR REST-Cheap: brick store rom, No. ~ =
4 Do1g3zs, &rll0 feet, next 70 4. A Post. Barnes
l. Son. ~. l. Dosgts. i-sD
FOR RENT--F'drn Property.
Under this head 2e per line per DAY.
LNOR RENt-kishty acres o. gOod SsstolG land
suits bic for nnzrkef garden cfie-hSif IN cuitf-
ystioD, TIE rest in grass. tAsh rest or for sale.
1hos. o. Hoes. Isa North hain street asa
FOR --lHiscetianeous.
Under tbs head 7c yer iine par day.
NOR EENT-Chszp hotel Midland. 10 rooms eli
L f. Douglas ave BARNES 4 soE- ~ Doug Las ave
EH
Enp pEET(;f,. R<uI EstQfe
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-28
ZOE RENT--MiscekLnneous.

Under tbs head 5e yer ine par day.
L,oR RENT-Chssp hotel Midland. 70 rooms al
Il e Douglas ave. BARNES 4 soE- ~ Douglas ave.
Ef
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-28
PARTNERS TAINTED.

PARTNERS WANTED.
Under this be al &c line per day.
ANTED--H isceiioReous.
Under this head Dc per lpe per day.
W1ETED-s lev good .oiic1ro-, 9: e1t1sr .s1 Al
w once. Call at ro9T1 5a SedgSloE ssock. after
noon between ) and O'Clock. Asrcaatie Book "a
| " ANTED-ws want 8 stock az groceries worth
w from one TO three tnorassna Golls<s- E.ss a
customer Tor sach sIocs- Cal o. Geo. L, s.1nss
Jr.. d Co. al sealgwic@ block as-St
yITANTED-wE WANT TO HIRE az energetic
w person n every Locality 20 distribute adveF-
Using matter ane attend 70 ou .oeal sSteEesss
straight sslsTy 81 Sac per day VIII be PAID SC
SAL SUPPLY Co. AloSso Ii 20 ysss3ls an
/ J;7ASTED-To buy 3 god secand hara u,r1sht
W piano Call o. address y AsiAeS-5a zys.
W ANTED-- Ladies @ad ssatlenssn whe ia
w ;sEes5>d IN booEk-sIaG. s1sorz haa1. ssssg-z-
ply. yeaEaaiaskis. fyFsSTli.Eg or aay oEA.T s1ss
c5;iege' corIsr Douglas arss Topesa avesnes SEE
oad sesx. a. ni.At school begins JAE12sy "a
TI-AgTED-To buy locsr s.a . feeE OF sroT-nA
W on monthly yayueas~. Aecr=sS. Stang
terms and Location. V o ., care Eagle ossee.
TANTYg-A1 r1-rocs dessrfsr c-gIs- ser.
w ce1ssEsed easl ea5. Z Fl0~.< q Co. - y
Nasn E.-eeS a. vors g1arss;s@a II -
yXyANTE[6-Jo azF pass enc nofss s-~Hrsd By
w cAzAtss8 ExlaEsEsce "a nesses AID s2za-s 192r
Case, zis eesI Dee-ass~ E51
WANT ELs-Au rserS0zs e.~f-zsg Fa--sArc CeE8.7t
w rzLx r-zae 70 cal CT J. T. Flower = &C. - y.
Main stress al YORK -s1zraa%s-1 x =
KING.
TkdsT tAs4 he-G x LIS s~T 1.T.
W1NTED-Hoases and Rooms.
rHss< sAGs Eea3 z . ESEe pr Ssg-
~ ~ kEA Ao1se u ssssst ss< roaess AL ~ =
Nv r1re-S z1eaE-x ssa TrSTesgezzEs. AGs4r~~s q Il.
CSsss-A- care Gs.-.Asss zzzs1 al 1as sx.szezE Co.
szaH l4sR
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STRAYED.

Under this head &c Per isne 3. day-
STRAfED-Dsrk brown mare years old. voighs
- hUl pounds. heavy wayy black and tai.
hair worn ed by hre~chtand, had srornd hsr
neck as-tnch rope A suitable reward viii &c pad
for her return to r. A Love, ia5 South Topeka ave.
Wichita. ~
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-28
FOR STRAIGHTFORWARD Goods

NOR SALE-Goa,piete nou>ekee ping outfit OF fur
II niturs. carpets. stoves. s-foot show case Este,
organ, etc. st private sale at Ne lis Eas
Third street. Prices way dewn dl-sf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-28
DIR. II. EMMA COBB

Female and chilGren's diseases especially Home
for Ladies during Confinement. Strictly private
when so desired. Letters Of inquiry conhdentlai
and answered Immediately en- receipt Of same
Home, III South Ida avenue Wichita, Kansas:
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-28
LOST.

Under tbs head &c per iine Per day.
T 0Sr-A large black horse, weight about $50 lhs-
IL Had s.t Of fae harness al the time he stray
ID. A liberal reward paid for his - tire
Cannon Commission Co. is and lao wichita s,ryss
dsil
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-28
FOR REYT--Farn Property.

LvOR RENt-Eishty acres o. Ro0a bottom land
suits bic for f11rket garden. oHe-h2ff IN cuiti-
stioD, TIE rest IN talsh rest or for sass
] hos. o. Hos, isa North Hain street. eys ~"
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PAssKseER LISTS.

Per steamer Mexico. from SAN Fran
eiscn May 80: For Seattle--N, r.
Louhey, Theresa Louhey. o. q. Lahl-
quest. III. L.awier. q. +. Shepard, w.
Davis and wife, Mrs. A., Schmidt and
two children. Miss Kellogg. Mrs.
smith. Maud kellogg. Bertie Smith.
wns. Ebert and wife. f. r. Partridge.
Capt III. Henderson. J. Y. Mcneil.
Mis- kincaid and sister, u. Is. Nye. c.
W. Tucker, ]. M. Hess. Mrs Is. Hen
derson. G. Brown. IL. j Hall, Mrs
Amos and daughter. r. C. HempStead
~. Delaner and ifs, Mrs. julia Davis.
j. Robertson. 4. III. Waller, Miss r.
Melville. Miss IL, Clark, Miss n. Clark.
Mrs. Tasysa. T. III. Mcneil, Mrs.
Haiioram.
For Tacoma George Barley. ]. III.
fsrler and two daughters, Mrs. Gall.
w. A. Robertson, III. Farley. John r.
kincaid and wife, = Il. Dodge. r. b.
MeAdams. n. X. Wilson, w. -.
Hurherf, Mrs. A. Werthesuer, r. II.
Higgins. Vim. kerney, Josepll kerney
Oregon a. Californfa- Passed Med
ford X. NJ. Davis. q. r. Close. q. l..
Harding. B. Alder, J. e. Brace. Z.
Ditrick, Mrs. f. pisriek, & n. Riakely,
Mrs. 4. Il. Morris. Miss r. Hamilts-z,
Miss ]. Parrish, Miss Fannie Weight,
Miss q. Parrish. Miss l.. Mintx. Miss
e.. Brooke, J T. Barker. S.sH. Thomas,
o. Brsyman. Miss B. Brayman, Miss
$. smith. Miss L. Epsilh, Miss Lens.
dale. Miss Mcconn<lt and sister, r. A.
Lawson. Jas. 5. lawson, Miss NJ
Woodward, :. w. tsoding. Daniel
Robinson and wife. O. Simons ard
wife. Mrs. kstx and daughter, Miss
Katz. w. II. Pumrhry. wife and child
:. Starr. +. r. Plumber and wife. MARY
+. Turner. A. W. Jackson. wsfe and
three children, Jne Gordon, Wa. r
Jones. A. Depondsntx, Miss u. Pal
sner. Miss Williams. Mrs G. Cutter
Miss L. Reneer, Miss L. Neal, Eagen<
Renger, ! q. Wright. Mrs r. NJ
Long. l.. NJ Renger, W. 4. Palmes
and ~ise. Mrs. Chas. CLAYTON. Mrs.
Pauline Klnnh. Mrs. J. A. William:
and faEr children. los Tryfoos. Mis-
A. Neal. w. r. Rsksr, wife. son xnsl
daughter. j. j. Chown, r. w. Menke
u Hudelherg~r. A. Crank, IAs- Cor
con. y. ID. Dewey. and thirty -sis
secondeiass
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SPORTING EVENTS.
4 Sheriff Called Time On
Corbett and Choynski.
rnk rosnEs wxs WHINING.


San FHAse1sco. Nay - The esriy
bcat for kiansaliko wAs crowded with
sporting uAen this Esorning. the rne
having been giv<n that the fxhs b.
tween G,rhett and Ehoynsks would
take place 1T sonze point unsser the
shadow 81 Monns Talnalpeis. Il was
Originally declared that only ten spec
tstors would b permitted 70 see the
ngnf, bat this number was slightly In
creased when = survey was made Of
the crowd which boarded the narrow
gauge trsin out Of sansaiiso There
was . gnsat deal of sklrmishine and
hard driving, but finally the crowd
mbiei y . quiet spot near San
Anseimo where ring WAS Staked out
and alter considerab1e parieying the
principals entered the sing.
san AifsEIxo, Cal. May W-The
fight between Jim Corbetf and Joe
Chcynsk began here shortly after 10
. o'clock this forenoon. Four hard
fought rcunds had occurred when the
sherin appeared and stopped the light.
Bettsng afas IN favor Of Corbett when
The interruption occurred, and be vas
having the best of il up to that time.
There re-e fully $50 speefaters on
the spot l,sfore the fighters we're called
up for the first round. Very little was
done in the first round, both men
sparring cleyeriy Tor an opening bur
failing 70 infiict any damage. In the
second round there was the hardest
kind Of sIoggsng, Corbett employing
rushing tactics and hitting flercely.
He caught Choynski on the mouth.
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bneoxLrs, Mey O-Yhe ces.hrn-
Sl0n of Memorial sSzx i, Hru<,xs.,. -.
au unaua1ifIs.1 .ss.~es- r.. ...-.s-, J. !. = 8
s1w.v. -. - 4 =
49, 81 =. 4 5 - 80 kne ser-
!. - - u 80 g aaze sexaes - rszle belrg
nNaa oat tns SUNDAY preceding The
Graud Array fa<n Il tl.e r,..f -. ~ ~
fortunste as ID obtain The .tf~x.s...~.s
~ p.>.ss1-ss 80
ss-ss-. = 49, z. aI'a -Aztaur y the
= ana today they had The
ssfend Army q the Republic veteran.
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CesebrAtian Less q Ge0of11 Than Here
tefore- Exercises In the Cemetery.
SAN FRAxcisco, May 30.-The day
was generally observed Is 4 holiday
here. In the xlern;rg the q. A. r.. i
detachment of regular troops, the Sec
ond brigade. n. q. G.. and police
armed with rifles. parasled the streets
and marched to the Odd Fellows
cemetery. The streets were not so
crowded today as Is usually the case
on q holiday, and the parade was
smaller than in previous years. but
was an attractive one.
General Cutting and star headed
the militia, which turned out in
large numbers, the different divi-
sions being commanded by Col
onei Dickinson and Lieutenant
Colonel Barry. The Grand Army
of the Republic followed. Governor
Waterman occupied q barouche near
the head of the division. Several
ether seni-ruilitary companies fol-
loved. General Miles and staff re-
viewed the procession before it
reached the cemetery. Here
mirsute guns were fred by Light
Battery X, First regiment, and the
artillery band played a diree. Rev.
G. w. Ixer offered prayer. after which
Ex-Governor Solomon, president OF
the day, delivered lengthy Grafton,
touchiHg on the history and purpose
OF the observation of the day.
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Military Parade and Services 4
kiseFEide Park l1ecovatians
NKw YoKK. May 50. = The early
morning did not give promise of 4
fair day, ~ rain fell lightly at inter-
vals. Init as the morning wore on the
rain ceased entirely and the sun al
times almost broke through the clouds.
All the public buildings displayed
flags at haif-snast, hut there was ) very
meagef display Of bunting elsewhere.
The parade started at o O'Clock from
Fifty eTghfh street. The line Of march
was down kifth avenue to Fourteenth
street, thence to Broadway. and
around Union square. At Union
square the Lincoln and Washington
statues were beautifully adorned with
The procession was led bv General
O. o. Howard with q battalion Of
marines. The parade was reviewed
by Gevernos Hill, Vice President Nor
ton and Mayor Grant. After the pa
rade the members OF the g. A. K. went
TO the various cemeteries and decorated
the graves of the dead.
II. 3. Grant Post q, A. r. arranged
the memorial service today. as hereto
fore, at General Grants tomb in Riy-
erside park. At the entrance 10 the
tomb q floral arch WAS erected bearing
the interruption, "EnshYined IN The
Hearts Of His CountSymen. Above
that was shield with national colprs.
also ut flowers, and sLis was sur
mounted by dGraI cross with the
GrandyArmy motto. II. G. T.. The
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'Bostoa Defests Chicago Twics-N
York and Indianapolis are lfvel


Bostoa Defests Chicago Twics-Nsw
York and 1ndtanspotis are Even.
BosroS. May So Bostons won the
third game Of its first series with Chi
cago this morning by great batting.
Base bits: Chicago 8, Boston II. Err
rors: Chicago 5, Boston l. Batteriess
Chicago, Krock and Farrell; Boston,
Radbourn and Camel. Umpire, Bar
mum. Score:
Chirago s-........sa 0 o 90 4 o 0 A. =
Boston >. --......-..t o 0 o lie
The afternoon contest was a splendid
one. orliy one fielding error being
made. The enthusiasm az the B0stons
taking four straight games from Chi
cago was unboundesl. Base hits. Bos-
ton 8, Chicago s. Errors: Boston 0.
CHICAGO /. Umpire. Barnuu Bat
teries. Boston, Clarkson and Bennett !:
Chicago. Hutchinson and Sommers.
Score:
Chicago. .........e o % O. o o. III
Boston ............0 O 81 0 Z e--s
Nav YaRx. May 3o.--Tte game in
the morning between New York and
Indianapolis was witnessed by $50 per-
sons. It was close and interesting.
Base hits: New York. &. Indianapolis,
II. Errors. New York, s. Indian
apoiis. q. Batteries. New York. Hat
field ard Ewing: indianapolis. Get
zein and Buckley. Umpire. Lynch
Score:
New Yoih D lee IL o-a
Indianapolis 90 D o "a o o o SO
The game this afferne.on resulted Ii
4 rather easy victory for the Giants.
The visiting men played better game
In the field. but we're not 50 terminate
with the hat. Base h1Es: New York.
10: Indianapolis, G Errors: New
York, s.; Indianapolis. 3 Umpire.
Lynch. Batteries, New York. Weich
and Brown. indianapolis. Boyle and
Daily. score:
New Yo,,x AA0 1 0 0 2 o e-7
Indians polls 30 0 0 1 0 o l e-~s
wAsrIESsrcs, May 3o-The morn
ing game between Washington AID
Cleveland was not exciting. Gleye
land ws,n the game in the opening
inning, scoring two upeArned runs.
Score Cleveland. 2 in the first:
Washington, In the FIRST. Base hits:
Cleveland s. Washington I. Errors:
Cleveland 1, Washington 2 Batter
les: Cleveland. Gruber ard Bemmes
Washington, O'pay and Clark. Im-
pire, Fssssenden.
PHrEApELrHIs. May W.-The game
thss usrning. which was won BY Phil
adeiphiA, was tedious contest Deer
ing pih.hea very weak game. The
Psftsbufg team could not overcome
the lea.i obtained By the home team
i'm the third inning. Base hits: Pitts
bnrg 10. Phiiadelphia IL Errors
Pittsberg s, PnIiadeiphia 4 Batter
les: PItfsburg. Dunning and Fields
Phila.asiphIA. Gleason and SchrIssr-
Umpire. Curry. Score
rsi / :sIs.,iss az lpssa..e . 6 isI 1-is
The afternoon game resuIt<d IN al
easy victory for the visitors, who
p.syesa ali around the home tezsa-
Haze hits philadelphia 5. P1tt~burg
IA Esrors: Phiiadeiphia :. Pitts
burg &. Umpire. Curry Batteries:
Fhifa4iesphia. Buf5infun and Clement~s
Plstshsng. StaIey aud Miller. Score
I.;.s.sn.S IIs's,s s:'a'-s s : Z . al . lis
CoIaMErs, May -. Both the LeuI
vile 4s,lumbas games postponed
YslA.
BEfsIxIyx. May 90 Morning game
81. Louis 4. BEookiyn 4 Afternoon
rnm< 81. Louis 7, Bfeckiyns .
PRffABKtfHis, Nay N-MoFntng