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GAMES ON MANY DIAMONDS.

Kansas City July G-Kansas City would have defeated
the BrookyDs the third inning they had played ball
after that In that inning Terry hit for seven bases
ana runs, Ave Of them being earned Caruthers was
put In the box in the fifth inning and held the home team
down TO four hits Brooklyn hit very hard after that
and their batting aided by costly them the
game The score as follows:
R RsSsas oIly ..:.$s ] 9 ] Ill III
Bssehl,s-BrOokyn Il. kansas City 70 EIrorsnBrooks
8Wartzel. Umpire-HOand.
Cleveland July 6.-Six thousand people attended the
t Cleveland Boston League Park this afternoon
The home club Toe game in the seventh inning when
Mexican and thinner each made three-base hit. Boston
batted hard but their hits scattered The score was
as follows:
Cleveland i ::.:..S e 8 } &c
Basehits-Ceveland 7, Boston 10, Errors-Ceyeland g.
Bost0r 3. Ptchers-o Brien and Madden Umpire
Chicago, July e-washngtous errors and Healys
on called balls responsible for Washingtons losing
their fourth successive to Chicago to-day Dryers
curves batted hard by the visitors but not hard
enough 10 the lead given their opponents by the
miserable field work. Ryans work at centre was fine
The as annexed:
S TsissiDs'on .::..:::::q g 9 "a
Basehits-washington 10. CheagO9 Errors-washing-
ton 13. Chicago 5. PitcheTs-Heay ana Dwyer I'm
pre-Lynch
indianapolis. July 6--The Philadelphia club badly
beaten to-day by the home team The local battes seemed
10 hit Buflnton's delivery at will. Boyle pitched a
steady game the visitors scoring eight hits. but they
30 scattered yield but The was as
appended:
IP 9sIsssHsIis ..55 g 9 81
o. PhilaaelPha E ESsa-
lon and Wood. Umpire-Fessenden.
Cincinnati Ohio, July 6.Cincinnati outbatted to-
aay but won by sharp fielding The fielding Of Fennelly
ana LYONS running catch by Holiday and Carpenters
eaten az line fly throw McPhee the features
yiau has been Indefinitely suspended for work. and
pitcher Petty Of Newo,lcans Is on his way here. The
score
A Ashsss iI..-..... .S g-5
Basehits-Athseuc o. Cincinnati T.. Errors-Athletc 8.
Cirelnnatl 4. P,chers-Weyhing and hullane Umpire
Goldsmith.
Louisville July 6.-The Louisville and Baltimore
,ayed an interesting game to-day and the home nine
ought to have won The Baltimore made their hits
count and by this score
Louisville -......l Q Q g.
misunderstanding 8. baltimore o. Errors-Louis
Umpire-fergusoD.
St Louis July 6,-The ST. Louis team outbatted IL
Columbus rivals to-day and easily by this score:
g. Louis ............SS 3 3 2 3 9 ] 81
Hssshits--St Louis {. Columbus 4. Errors-sL Louis
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him the character OF traitor and that OF woun-pe
normer II this report be true, while It deepens tho
guilt OF tho nstgatos OF his murder, II also aitords
explanation OF the motive Of the actual mrderers
who engaged In this cold cowardy, assassination III
was not enough seems, TO take DR.. Cronins life, but
his character must be blasted IN order to secure men
for the performance of the bloody deed IL Is almost
impossible 10 conceive that Irishmen could be found
to perform such act, except upon such theory as
this. Men may talk as they VIII but the removu
OF Dr. Cronn-base and dcfestable word-could never
have taken place unless those interested In his death
turn out TO be the actual murderers, and which there
Is every believe they were not. merely DO.
cause his sayeis believed him 10 be in possession or
facts damaging hosc at the head Of faction OF tho
Clan.na-Cael.
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BaKERs WANT SHORTER HOURS OF LAB0R
A No. rneotinr of the Bakers PROGRESSIVE LabO

mass meeting Of the Bakers Progressive Laoor
Climb OF District Assembly No. 40 was held last nighN
I'm Military Hall for the purpose OF agltatihg Tor
shorter hours of labor and reorganization Oh 'ne
trade which IS In a demoralized condition. Ine new
movement inaugurated at last nights meeting will
have an important effect on boss bakers generally
Inasmuch as 1t will force them to employ larger
number of jorncymen bakers If the movement sue
cceds whether the price of bread would go up IN
consequence of the increased expense IN running
bakery none Of the leaders present at the meeting
would say but they thought 1t might me tiade Is
Grst IN b. thoroughly organized and then. backed by
The knights of Labor will agitate for eight or at the
most ten hours for days work. The ohcerS pres
emit were Patrick Delaney, president; Samuel Crage,
vice president, and Robert Alien, secretary. Among
the prominent speakers were James Murray, Master
workman of District Assembly No 40 Edward Conk
lin OF Progressive Painters Union No. q; william
Koran and Phillip Kelly.
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CAPTAIN DrEDRICH sANNEMAN

Captain Diedrch sanneman age seventy-eght, died
suddenly Friday at his home, No. SO Hicks-st
lie born Calais France over sixty years ago
arrived In Brooklyn poor sailor boy since time
has made that city his home when upon sea.
worked his way from the lowest position ship
the highest, and he commanded the vessel which was
Ireland from this port by Levi p. Morton the
sufferers by the famine with load Of provisions. He
tired from the many years ago and took up his home
No. 81 Hcksst. lie member OF the Society Of
Old Brooklynes and OF St. AIMS Episcopal Church, on
the Heights The funeral will be held there at p.
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LONG ISLAND.

PARKVILE-Henry C. Mitchell, conductor
ployed on the Culver line, while collecting fares
his train. IL passing through this place last
evening, missed his footing and fell from the train.
lie was Instantly killed Mitchell lived at No 127
Wayne-st., Jersey City.
COMFY ISLAND.-For some days the managers
of the Manhattan Beach Hotel have been subjected
TO much annoyance by their walters forging dinner
checks A PinkerOn detective employed 10 watch
the walters, and yesterday afternoon he caught two
of them In the act Of forging checks. The defendants
we're quickly hustled aboard train and taken TO
Drooklyn. where they were lodged in the Raymond
street Jail. They will be arralghed in court
Monday for hearing
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TO INVESTIGATE THE CHARGES.

President Wilson, Of the Consolidated Stock and Pc
trocum Exchange will appoint special COMMITTEES to
investigate the charge OF fraud made against Broker
George Bancroft by the attorney Of j. A. Yates. who
patronized the abandoned bucket shop OF Alfred Carr
Co.. in Pinc-st. The members Of the committee Will
probably consist largely Of the members Of the regular
Complaint Committee OF the EXchang., which pre-
cluded under constitution o. the Exchange. from
taking cognizance of the It has been
sented. Mr. Bancroft says that he had direct deal
ings with Mr.. Yates and that he rendered full
Of all transactions Mr. Carr Mr. Bancrots firm has
always stood well in reputation In the Exchange.
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ALONG TILE SOuND.

BRIDGEPORT.-From 800 TO 500 visitors are
pecied here tomorrow the occasion of the annual
meeting of the state Division League OF American
Wheelmen The two local clubs will keep open
house until the close Of the contests.
NORwALK.-rhe Rev. II. A. Delano, OF the Bap-
fist Church, has resigned, to accept a call to the
Evanston Baptist Church, of Chicago. The Cen
tcmen's Driving Association has been formed with
the following officers buckingham Lockwood, pres-
dent: f. A. Woodward, first vice president, L. >.
Knapp secretary Z. A. woodward treasurer, and an
rXecIitlye committee Of five The association has
over two hundred members, and Will lease the fair
grounds for year. with the privilege of extending the
lease 10 three years.
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AN IRISH VIEW OF THE oRoy1N MURDER.

From DonahOe's Magazine.
The Phoenix Park murders at Dublin, when Score
taFy BurKe and Lord Cavendtsh met their death
hands OF the invncbles, one OF the most tcrIb
blows that the cause OF Ireland ever Sustained tn
Instance of her misguided sons. At that tine a cry
of horror went up throughout The civilized world and
after a time the gallows claimed the murderers
victims Then, as before In the history of Ireland
whenever secrecy entered The councils OF ishmen
the spy The traitor, and the nfdrmcr appeared and The
lives of men sworn away as cheaply the liS
Of dogs
true interests of Ireland, that Mr. Parne had deter
mined resign his position as leader OF the Irish
movement and quit politics forever It was with the
greatest difficulty that his best friends prevailed upon
him to reconsider his determination and Amy, had
not been for the pressure brought 10 upon hia
by Mr. Gladstone he would however reluctantly, have
resigned his leadership for good.
II Is said that the enemies Of DR.. Cronin. whose
assass was of the most hsishly concooted
shemes Of modern days, endeavored 10 fasten upon
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TO BUILD MORE LIFE-sAVING STATIONS.

Assistant Secretary of the Treasury George f.
T'chenor and General Superintendent Klmbal, Of the
Lifc-Saving Service called on Deputy Collector Nc
Clelland at the Custom House yesterday TO talk over
customs matters generally. They left this city last
night to inspect some OF the stations along the eastern
coast and also TO visit several places where stations
are to be erected Mr.. Kimbal sad yesterday that
stations would be put up the northwest side of
Block Island, Nantucket, and at the mouth of
St Georges River, in Maine. The cost will be about
600 each.
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THE LODGE MUST REMOVE HIS w1FE's BODY.

THE LUDGE MUST KEMOFE HIS WHY'S BODY.
Israel Isaaos obtained from Justice O'Bren, Of the
Supreme Court, yesterday a mandamus requiring
Isldor Harris, president of King Solomon Lodge No
T. Kosher Shell Barrel, and tho corporation Of Wash
ington Cemetery Long Island, to remove the body
of his wife, Dora Isaacs, from the lodge burial plot
10 a lot owned by his son. This action was taken
account of a disagreement in regard to the purchase
of lots from the lodge.
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BURGLARS AT WORK IN HARLEM

Burglars got into the fourstory hal-hOuse No. 151
East one-hundIed and-tweny -fourh-s few days ago
and ransacked the OF III. V. H. Hitchcock the
top MIR. Hitchcock is past master and nnancer
the Continental Lodge, Ancient Order Of United Work
He and his family away from home when
the burglars went there. Closets and drawers were
open in every and property worth $500
carried away Among the articles stolen two gold
Watches diamond ring. silk dress and badges
which Mr.. Hitchcock prized gifts Several similar
robbees have occurred in Harlem lately and the police
have not been able 70 catch the thieves.
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thus giving firm support. though the lower emu
swung In manner somewhat dau gerOus to unsteady
cmer Then she took the rope by which her Ter
was suspended and swung her to the ladder Inc grl
brother tightly casped by her right climbed the lad
der sisted by her mother with the rope. Both were
brought up safely, and the only injuries susta ned
were few bruises and thorough duckng TO the lit
flp
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HENRY WOOD CONANT

Wilmington, Del, July 6-IIenry Wood COnant
cate editor Every Evening" died his this
city this afternoon from complication Of diseases which
took serious about q week ago. He had been con-
nected with Every Evening" since 1878, in which year
lie was graduated Cornell University Mr.. Consnt was
in the thirty second year Of his age and highly es
teemed by a large circle Of acquaintsnceA
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THE GIANTS WIN EASILY.
THE PIrrsBURG NINE SCORES ONLY ONE
RUN.

ONLY Two HITS MADE OFF KEEFE-MoRRIs
HIT HARD
Pittsburg, July 6.-Keefe would have shut out the
home team to-day with ease had not Herman fumoied
Kuchne's hit long enough to allow Dunlap to score
from first base Morris hit hard for four innings
when he settled down. The Pittsburg nine played
q careless game throughout and the $500 people
present considered the game lost after the first IN
ming The score was as follows
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Old Dominion Couch. Newport News and Richmond
old Dominion So Co.
0uyandOtte, Kelly Norfolk and Newport NeWe-
Old Dominion IS Co
Steamer AisenDorn. Lewis. Batmore-H c Foster.
Steamer Lucy Miller, Homer. Bangcr-f smith a Co.
Steamer El6anora, Bennttt POrtllnd-hotata Hal,
Steamer Herman Winter Halletk Boston H DInock
Bark Harriet Hickman Br) Dernicr, Dunkirk-funch Ed
70 d
BARK May Turner Johnson Honolulu via Boston-Vernon
IL Brown & Co.
Bark q DE zaldo Miller. tsnamo- waydell a Co.
SAILED.
Steamers Hekis, for Copenhagen Australia stetun Eoe
Gascogne Havre. Sorrento Hamburg; hchnond
Hill Erin, London. Umbria, Liverpool bunalo hun
keper. Baye Caania Pernambuco ADVANCE hlo Jshero'
Valencia, Lguayr Bermuda, Nindward Islands AIDS Con-
aIycs Sdonlan Barbados Easgae Progressf ltalA =
Galveston; New.Orleans aud III Dorado NewOrcans Nacoe
Chez Savannah Grande fernandna seminole ChArles'
on Benefctor Wilmington; od DOMINION kehmends Rich
Barss Rex for Roaeu; saranac Cete Harriet Hiekmsas
D"nN'A' THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON July e-sailcd steamer Persian Monarch ORA
MoyiiIE July 6Dsailed steamer circsssa tBr, Harria
from Glasgow for New York -,
SHIELDS July 0saiied steamer Wild Flower tbr'. Hill
kirk for New.fork ,...,-, ....
from New-York. -, a.,u,s
for ew-fork
July 6Sailed steamer La champagne trfh ooSSs
Ear Asw-xoSk
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4 CHILD INSTANTLY KILLED BY TRAIN.

Warren A. Wandles age seven, who lived with his
parents at No. II Agate Court Brooklyn while crossing
the railroad tracks Atlantic and Albany ayes yeter-
day. by Engine No 80 Of the Rapid Transit
road and instantly killed. Coroner Rooney will hold
an investigation, Engineer William Haaon and Con
Charles Hench arrested at the end Of the road
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LOCAL GAMES OF INTEREST
STANDING OF THE CLUBS IN THE LEAGUE AND

ASSOCIATION RACES.
An interesting game Of baseball was played a'
West New Brighton Staten Island yesterday between
the Orange and Staten Island Athletic oluo HINES
The home players outbatted their Jersey rivas
and won and also increased their lead In inc
Amateur League race The score was as foiio"s'
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BlpTD DBrVFP RTTJS cuTT.

brewery wagon. driven rapidly by Nicholas Fisher
ran into group Of children play Ffh-st and Second.
ave. last evening Lizzie Momberg years old was
struck by the pole wagon and hurt badly tina: she
died soon being carried her home No. $50 Fifth
St Fisher was arrested.
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EE, .s%Ssss .........-S 9 9 9 9 2 9 sS--11

Earned runszNew York TwSGa, o,eaia Left
on bsses-Pttsburg z New.York First base on bslls
By Morris l. by Reefe o. Hit by pitched oa i
Struck out-0n Morris g. Of Keefe q Time-lAo' UNI
pf~o
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ASTOR-President Francis L. Patton, OF princeton Co
lere GRAND-The Rev. Dr. James Mcleod, OF Indian
apois and the Rev. Dr. Herrck Johnson, OF Chicago.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


Sun rses 43sl Sets 20 Moon sets o:2o Moonsags
HIGH WATER.
AN-sandy Hook 1853 Gov Island 206 Hell Gate S:55
P.A-Ssndy Hook 239 Gov Island 25o Hell Gate 4.47
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The Metropolitan and Col ham teams play at INC
Long Island grounds today. and the Jersey City
and Newark teams at Newark.
The STARS of Hunters point. defeated the Acmes
at Hunters Point yesterday by The score OF 81 to II
At Bergen Pont-Winhrop, 8; New-Jersey Ath-
letic Club I.
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s 5,, 1 A' ssss:i:: 8 20 g 3 8 9 66-SS

Earned runss A G. s. .,i First cI e Sssss on
s. l. A. G. T. O. A. c. G. TwObase hitSGvan za mt
Kenney Fistier Double pays1GiTSy Joh KSDne s
Giioy. Stolen bases-GGer small Bates; Van ou; zaRS
HammiI G. by Bates 8, by Groy g. Base on 6answB Why
Hammii 2 by Gir0y a. Passed bals-hinsler l. VI, MtIa
p!tches-Gilroy 1. Hammil l. Bryan 2 Umpire-uoioeh
Time OF geme-1 d5
The HackettC tharts and Jersey Blue mines PLAYED
at HObokcn yesterday. the former winning win ease
The feature of the game Frchen's pitching,
only two hits being made by the Jersey Blue nine
The score as follows:
J IqsSS''I R Susa'' -. 0 o O. o
secretary Braden of the Atlantic Association was
seen late last night, and said: several OF inc
present members OF The Jersey City club may be trans
ic1ed 10 Louisville, but that will not mean Inc
d,shandmcnt of the Jersey City club II viii secure
new players, and continue TO fill its schedule In inc
Atlantic ASSOCIATION" - ,, 49,.
airoS ON even terms with the paper champions FOR
first place. Tht League winners were: Newly ork
Indianapolis. Cleveland and chicago Inc rcoro
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Announcements

ARE You AWARE THAT CARTE DE VIsrrE
or TInype successfully copied life sized Portrait
lockwood II Union Square for circular concerning
process.
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T.. & w.
A new collar
HENRY A. DANIELS, N. D.,
"CHEToPA.'

Sle WEST l26TH-sr.
Diseases Of the Nervous System enfo Urinary organs
Impotence and sterity. Hours; ITO IL. tos.
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THE SP0ILSMEN.

walker ON the Postomce Trail and Nc
Cutcheon To Attend 30 His Own Fences.
WASHINGTON, March i6.-[Special TO the
Independent 10. w. Cannon, Of Helena,
Is one Of the last Of the Montana delegation
TO walt for the action OF the administration.
James b. Walker, OF Helena, ran over 10
New York for few days, but got back to-
day. and Is pushing hard for the Helena
postofiice. T. A. Cummings. Of Fort Ben
ton, has started for home by way Of New
York. Col McCutcheon is reported ON the
way here to push hrs own campaign for
the goyernorship. Some postoffce appoint
ments ore promised for the early part Of
next week, and some news about the gov
ernorship is promised for the middle or
latter part Secretary Noble Is said TO be
taking no part IN the governorship contest.
beyond feeling anxious 10 have all the ter
ritorisl appointments settled as soon as
possible.
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Gardon,s LittIc Game.

LIVINGSTON. March i6.-ISpecial to the
independent flames Gordon, who was
arrested here yesterday by Sheriff Tenn
pleton. was taken 10 Billings tonight by
the sheriff Of Yellowstone county, who
came up from Billings this morning for
that purpose. Gordon claimed to represent
the West Shore magazine, and had done q
good business In Billings, offering citizens
Of that place "write ups" OF their business,
twenty-five copies OF the magazine
In which they would appear, and
the West Shore magazine for one
year, all for sS, heregular annual subscrip
ton price Of the magazine alone. The
cheapness Of this offer led TO suspicion and
the West Shore people were telegraphed
who replied that Gordon was not thell
agent, never had been, and to arrest him Al
once. IL transpired that Gordon ha,
worked numerous small towns along th,
Northern Pacific railroad, but none per
haps quite 30 extensively as Billings, wher,
II is said he obtained over $500.
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BOULDER, March 16.-ISpecial to the
independent l-Court adjourned here to-
day. Pat Mcmahon was convicted Of
horse stealing and sentenced TO ten years
In the penitentiary. Pat took his sentence
with very bad grace and told the Judge
such sentences were not conducive to the
honesty Of the inhabitants Of any country.
Judge Mcconnell announced when he ar
rived Monday that he Wal going TO clear
the criminal docket by Saturday night and
he has kept his word. He did q tremen-
dous amount of work.
The Union Pacific graders who have
been working In the Jefferson canon came
into town today, were paid OF and dis
charged. They lmade things lively while
here.
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Chicago N unIcipaI Nominees.

CHICAGO. March IS The republicans TO.
day renominated Mayor John A. Roche by
acclamstion. Samuel Is. Raymond was
nomipated for city treasurer. The demo-
crats nominated for mayor Dewitt G.
Cregier, Carter Harrison's old commits
sioner Of public works and later superin-
tendent OF the west side street railway sys.
TEN. Barnhard Raeslng, q wealthy brewer,
was nominated for treasurer. The labor
party has nominated Samuel H. Gross, a
scheap home" real estate dealer.
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Death Of Pat Duny.

SPOKANE FALLS, March ie.-lspeclal to
the Independent l-Pat Duffy, formerly
engaged In the circus business with Chris
Buckley, the blind millionaire politician OF
San Francisco, was brought TO the Sisters
hospital yesterday and died this morning.
He has been mining In the Metallne district
and was confined to his cabin for four
months, unable 10 get out Of the mountains
owing TO Ice gorges In the Pend d'OreiIle
river. He has two sisters living, but de-
clined TO give their names. as he said they
had long ago given him up for dead.
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to that matter said that did not so state az
that examination, ard that the testimony
OF the witnesses for the prosecution In this
particular was false"
"Your case will come before another
Judge at chambers, rs Judge Mcconnell
stated 10 you, and In case that his action in
the premises should be adverse, your case
will then go 20 the supreme court, 30 that
there Is yet possibly chance"
Eyes; and should new trial be granted
some startling revelations would be made
which would astonlsh this community and
would exculpate me from any completely
I'm this murderv