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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-06

-Great fortunes made nv adver.
tisi"g Nspoleons are often referred to.
But who has counted the moderate
fottunea, the comfortable compe,en.
ci-s. aud the steady sources OF income
that are to he credited to Newspaper
advertising? To dispense with adj
ver,isi"Q would jrv up commerce and
turn hack Observation-Disclosures
Commercial Gazette.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-06
The Girl W. Like.

New York SUM-
There Is type Of girl that every
body likes. Nobody can tell exactly
why. hut after you have met her you
turn away to some other woman and
say: "Don'ty you like Miss Grosvenor?''
Now the reason you like is a subtle
one; without knowing all about her
you feet just the sort OF girl she is.
She is the girl who is not too
bright and good" to be able to find
JOY aud pleasure all over the world.
She is the girl who appreciates the
fact that she cannot always have the
first choice of every thing in the world.
She IS the girl who is not pr-ssive
and does NJ, find joy in melting sg
gressive people.
She is tile girl who has tact enough
not tn say the very thing that will
cause the skeleton in her friends closet
to rattle his homes.
She is the xirl who, whether it is
warm or cold, clear or stormy, finds
no fault W. tn the weather.
She is the girl who, when you invite
her any place. compliments you by
looking her best.
Sh- L. the girl who is swe. and
womanly to look ut and listen to. aud
who doesn't strike you as a poor imi.
tation OF demi monda,ne.
She is the girl who makes this world
a pleasant place because she is so
pleasant herself.
And, by the by, when you como to
think Of it, isn't she the gill who
makes you feel she likes you and,
therefore, you like her?
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-06
Our NEW RAILROAD.
1T WILL UNDOUBTEDLY SO0N mr.
UNDER WAY.

The Salt Lakers will Back Il On II q
SsbSianital Way-Several Will 0ivr
from $4,000 10 $4,000 Apiece.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-06
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-06
THE TWO EN- DASH.

The value Of the - ign 10 such
1t cant he told In cash.
1t looks 30 mild, and means 30 much
The
Two
For wicked words is'a Just a. we'll.
And won't the HOod abssh;
It's useful when you mention -.
The
Two
EN-
Dash
'Twould be blessing II We could
The swearing habit smaah.
And always use--it's Just ~ good
The
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-06
Wall Paper mt Greatly Reduced
Rates.

A large assortment of the choicest
patterns Of Wall Paper Just received
aud offered vt greatly reduced rates
Call and examine it.
w. S. MACK.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-06
An Eczema 17Years
Cured IN Weeks. One Of The Great.
cat Cures Eve Performed by
Cuticura Remedies.

At the age Of three months rash (which after.
wards proved to be eczema or sslt kheum) made
e!cian wSs ca led. None Of them did mo any Ro.,d
at all, hut made me worse. The disease continued
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-06

tH Blank Proofs of Labor are
for ale At this ofTsc-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-11

Followin. is the United states Govern
ment report received from Washington ever
Mcs-rs. {. ". Branch a Co.'S private wire
az O'Clock Yesterday afternoon.
"Ihc Yield of ,pring wheat is unusually
variable in the DdkOtas. ranging from high
Yields % five bushels and less per acre.
The progress of threshing Will develop the
extent of these differences.
Corn reports for september show that in
Jury 60 corn reported last month was nlen-
-ihpl by continuance of drought in August,
until rain, came % lis relief. bat too late
i0r lull recovery. Cn the coast, from New
Jersey t0 Maryland. and in North Carolina.
Tennessee, kentucky, Arkansas. and Mis-
souri,, as also in Northern New England.
there is Improvement since August
lst ~ Michigan, Wisconsin, and In
diana. and Georgia. Alabama. and
Louisiana and Texas conditions unchanged.
Declines accrued in New York. ONO, Hi
nOis. and an Northwest states. and in some
others of less importance. Average l. lO.l
against - last month. its lowest September
average since 1881. Crop is late in Eastern
states: also late and variable in develop
ment in New York and Pennsylvania. At
laptic Coast states return relatively high
cordiiion, impaired locally by drought and
stocms. Tennessee, Mississippi, Arkansas.
and Texas. drought more or less from
10Th OF June till the middle Of August re-
duccd condition too low for subsequent re-
cOyerv. Ohio valley and Missouri valley
reports prOtractcd drought and low condi-
ton. While late rains in August have been
beneficial everywhere, they have not always
restored the losses Of the first halt of the
month Lowest condition Is in Kansas,
though some eastern counties make good
returns. Dakota and Nebraska a little
higher"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-11
ALEXANDRIA.
Railroad Damage suits-General Lees
snects-General and PNrsOnal.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. sept TO- Special.
Several Alexandria lawyers went TO Cul-
pepper TO argue the railroad damage suits Of
Dr. Butts in the Circuit Court Of that
county. The Dudley case Will also come
mp. II is reported that the case Of Wood
against the Richmond and Danyille Rail-
road Company has been compromised. The
company paving over 5000 10 the plainilil.
judge Norton to-day chartered The Pail
sidc- of the Potomac Land Improvement
Company with capital Of S,JO,Wn. Mr.
~telsOn llutchims. of Washington, b. at the
head of This concern.
Tine remains Of the late Miss Elsie Jamie
son were brought here from spring Lake,
y. j.. yesterday. and taken hithcr 90 her
late home IN West End. The burial took
place This afternoon al Ivy llill cemetery.
Rev. Mr.. Vance, of the second Presbyterian
church. conducting the services.
The Young Mems Hop Club gave their
opening dance al odd Fellows hall tonight.
which was attended by about forty couples,
who danced the wee small hours in COM
plcting twenty-four or twenty-five sets. The
toilets of the Young ladies We're very hccOm-
ing. and altogether il was a most pleasant
affair.
United states Deputy Marshal llawX-
hurst TODAY served a warrant ON Mr.
Alexander j. Weddchurn. charging him
with violating the postal laws by sending
his paper the National Farm and Flresidc.
through the mails "a, setOnd-class mail
matter and running postoilice in his own
interests. Mr.. Wedlcburn WAS later adj
mittcd to bail i'm the sum of $1,000.
There is a- yet no telling what lhe Ma
uassas convention is going tO do. Nobody
among the Republican, seem t0 know, and
there are many OF the 'lcading lights say
Pin they don't care.
Mr. Hume is still silent rs % his course.
Wmlo he Cllumcl will undoubtedly help the
Republicans il he STAYS out. he is not the
man to 40 their bidding. J think this can
be- relied ON. Both General lee and Mr..
Hume are good men; the only trouble is
that Mr. Hume continues to antagonile
General Lee. the nominee of the party, on
account of thc old sore.
Mr.. new is the leader among the Re-
publican pr0~pect0ries, bat Dee will not take
Tine nomination u Mr.. Hume is To- run.
Democrats are quite certain Of General
Lees reelection. while the Republicans are
ali at sea.
u appears that the llenry-strcet track
litigation viii bc another unnecessary legal
affair for the city Co foot in lawyers fees.
and "a further Inconvenience to the public.
These tracks were laid by th' Government
during the war. and run 0ut from the old
Orange depot, On Duke and Henry streets.
20 the junction. and over which all south
crn passenger and freight traffic through
Charlottesville and Manassas must go. No
Grade. have been changed. The company
has been ever ready to comply with the de-
mauds 0f the city regarding 10: and along
thc route for a. milo and "a half only about a
dozen houses. other than ~hantie~. are erect
cd. ami these are uniniurcd hy it.
Colonel James X. Randall. author of that
famed SONG My Maryland is the guest OF
City-Iredsurer Harlow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-11
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
what l. Going on of Interest on the Ouhe
End of the Bridge.

what L. Going on of Interest on the pthcr
End of the Bridge.
Mr.. W. &. Seldom left Yesterday evening
for his home in Baltimore.
Mr. G. B. Norrel is detained at his home
in Swausboro. on account of sickness.
Mes-rs. f.. +. DuNal and Morton Graves
have gone down the river on fishing eN-
cursiOn.
When completed Bainbridge street will
be very much improved by being filled IN
rom Fifteenth street tO COwardln avenue.
Ge0rgc Jefferson. the negro who was en-
gagcd IN the trouble with Barber Banks on
Monday night. has not yet been arrested.
Mr.. l.. j. Andrews lett yesterday for At
lanta, ia, for the purpose of suucrintend-
in the building of machinery in large
phosphate mill IN that place.
The dam being built by the Old Dominion
Iron and Nail Works across the river is to
be extended to the Richmond and Danyillo
railroad. and IL Is said this viii cut on the
supply OF water from the Manchester
Water Company.
\ meeting Of the Democratic city Central
Committee viii bc held Tonight IN th'
! Leader building at S:lj O'Clock, for the pur-
pose OF making further attempts toward "a
| permanent organization.
IL is expected that senator John W
| Daniel will soon address the people oi Man
| chester on the issues Of the present cam
| paign at Leader Hall.
There are about three hundred men at
work on the Belt Line ON this side OF th,
river. This includes the sixty men Wh'
arrived ON Tuesday.
4 large number of persons were summon
| ed 10 appear before the Mayor yesterday fol
having unlicensed dogs. some were let on
J and others paid the penalty OF the law
samuel Go0ding. the negro boy who let
! his home on Tenth street. on Monday last
! has not since been seen.
| Mr. Thomas ". Gentry, master mecnanl'
Of the Richmond and Danyilie railroa,
shops, ha, been 10 Salisbury. y. G.. for tn
past week. wreck occurred al this pom
la.t saturday.
The splendid speeches Of Wise ana Breck
| inridge at the Chesterfield Courthouse Las
| Monday were the means Of sOlidiiying th'
| Democracy OF the county more than ever
| Tn campaign j. fairly opened. ana th'
county Democracy can be depended up0I
| in November.
Mr.. r.. L. Michaels, who has charge o
the railroad branch Of the Young Men,
| Christian Association. holds meetings ever
| sunday afternoon ia the Associations rOOm'
| in the Danville yards. The branch Is IN Z
very good condition, and Is increasing II
numbers and interest.
Past Sachem c. :. Wells, Of Manchester
who is attending the Great Council, |. .. K
NJ. Of the United states in Boston. Is
member Of several Of the important com
mltiees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-11
PETERSBURG
Peanut and Tobacco Markets Break
Down of a Locomotive.

Peanut and Tobacco Markets Break
Down of Locomotive.
PETERSBURG, VA. sept. TO- Special F.
The peanut market to-day is hrm. 30
sales for want Of stock. Prime, &C.; extra
prime. 7i,c.; fancy, 7lzc.; spanish, Sl.jO@
Si6gL per bushcl. Reports from the grow
ing crops are very favorable sales OF
bright tobacco were made tO-lay at three
Of the warehouses. and about .,3m pounds
were sold. The prices ranged from - %
$50 per hundred pounds.
The locomotive of the fast train from
Richmond o. Norfolk thl, morning broke
down "A short distance from Petersburg ana
the train had 20 be- brought 20 the cliy 10y
the locomotive of the sOuth-OOund mail
train. both trains arriving here about the
same time.
Rev. A. Binga, OF Manchester, who has
accented a call % the Iliarrison->Teet Zap
list church (cOlOred) in this city, VIII preach
al that church on sunday next.
John Irving. the negro who was with JOnn
Phillips al the time he murdered Captain
Il. {. overly in Mecklonburg, has been IN
dicted by the grand jnry OF that county as
principal in the second degree 10 The
said murder, and he VIII be tired
for his lite some time in Octo-
Der or November Irving received =
letter to-day from his counsel, Mr.. h.
Chambers GOOde, at BOydt0n. informing
him Of the facts, 80 given above. Philips
was hanged at Boydton some weeks ago.
lie aud Irving were brought TO Petersburg
shortly after the murder and committed 10
jail for safe keeping.
Mrs. Lucenia Harrison, Of this city,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-11
HENRY COUNTY.
Court and General Ncws-rine Tobacco
Crop.

MARIIN>VuIE. VA. sept. lo, l>n'.-
Special. County Court was in session
hMra day yesterday and adjourned for the
term. 20 had Jess business before it than for
Years. We have not bad "a NcIire since the
April term of the court. and for ihe last
i've months it hd, not been in session over
a day.
Hon. 4. q. Lester vas with us yesterday
and delivered a good account of bis stew
ard-hip. 40 the close of his speech Mr.. II.
e.. Peters. our brilliant young orator, was
called ON for an address. IN is not known
who VIII oppose Mr.. Lester. some of The
knowing one, say that John x. Brown Will
hc "a candidate, but Dee say, he Will not
Rulner Institute opened yesterday with
fine attendance.
Two NEGROES. Kate W0Ottcn and Mar
earct sheffield. were lodged in jail. charged
with thc burning of b. 3. Burrows house.
The case was worked up by "a detective, and
Margaret admits the burnins, and says that
Kate Woottcu aided her.
Work is progressing very rapidly ON Tue
Roanoke and Southern railroad. and IN "a
few month. half of the road between here
and Roanoke VIII bc graded.
our farmers are busy curing their lo-
hacco. and while lt is not large crop u is
The finest have ever seen. even ln tins
great tobacco country. and viii doubtless
command fancy figures. Rainfall here has
been light for the last TWO weeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-11

IArpAuANNOCk.\ A.. sept. TO- special.
The following announcements arc made 10y
tine First District Democratic Congressional
Committee.
Mc,srs. ". 4. Jones and R. J.. +. Beale
at Iappahaunock. september ID OcoWt-day)
Mc--r,. Naryus Jones and ". T. 'hlnd-
ler. at Lancaster Courthouse, september j.
OcoWt-day.
-Me,,r,. ". 4. Jones and W.D. Qui,cn
berry. at ~aluda, September ~ (ruuri-day.
Mcs-rs. W. 4. Jones and j. y. -tubbs, ai
Accomac Courthouse, september 3D. court
dal).
Mr.. W. a. Jones. at kim and Queen
Courthouse. October fcOurl-dlN.
Mr.. ". s.. Jones at Gloucester Court
holsc. October 6 tcOuri-day.
SIR. W. A.Jonc~. at Mathew Courthouse
october 10 lcOurl-dayl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-11
SOUTHERN TRADE CONVENTION
Consider the Establishment of -oirtes
Line Between the south aud Europe.

Consider the abiishment ot Oirt's
Line Between the south aud Europe.
ATLANTA. GA, sept. l0.-Delegates 'front.'
southern states met here to-day to consider
the question of direct trade from southern
ports to Europe The states of North and
south Carolina, Florida. Tennessee, Ala
bama and GcOl sia were represented.
Governor Gordon, Of Georgia, Governor
Fowle. Of North Carolina, and Governor
Fleming. OF Florida, headed their respectiNo
DELEGATIONS. The convention was called aI
the request Of the Georgia state Alliance,
and was called 10 order by GONer-
nor Gor,'on. Colonel W. j. N0rther, Demo-
cratic nominee for Governor OF Georgia,
was chosen president, with tue ioilowini,
Vicc-pre sidents: Governor foWle. ol Notul
Carolina: Governor Fleming, 0f florlda'
Hon. NJ. L. Donaldson. Of south Carolina;
Hon {. Nj Shelley, Of Alabama; Hon: u.
+. Tillman. Of tennessee. The toinhitlee
ON Plan of Action report iaVoring th'
adoption Of resolutions introduced Dy MT
GaZaway llartridge, Of savannah WINCH
recite that the south Atlantic ana uul
pOrts have not received appropriations iot
rivers and harbors and urge upon the Sena.
tors and representatives from the south thr
necessity OF securing such appropriatio''
as are necessary for the speedy Improvement
Of the harbOrs Of said ports. The commit
| tee recommend To the convention ths
creation OF corporations 10 promote direct
trade at some point on the south Atlantic
coast, and another 10 promote direct trado
at some Gulf port. Each company TO DO
capitalized at <l.NO,00, with power 10 H.
crease tO SlO.O~l0OO.
| The following resolution was oheren' ;
THAT he convention recommend The selec-
tion by the Alliance Of each Southern staio
OF a representative delegation, 10 meet III
Atlanta on the second Wednesday OF Janu.
arv. 1891, TO perfect the details Tor tDo
organization of two companies Ia prOhiop'
direct trade. aud to perfect plan Tor soiie-
ting subscriptions 70 the stock oi suct
companies
The report was adopted as whole;
4 subsequent resolution provided Una,
oranges and state agricultural societies r'
represented, and that each 6OYernor OF ,ll
southern states be a member ot the next
| lanpyapffnu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-11

Uornellsyille. No trains have gone west
or come in from that direction since
daylight this morning. The Northern Cen
trail road has bridge and long piece ,,'a p,
rack washed out at Watkins, where the
water from Watkins Glen comes down
i'm destructive force. several bridges
and number Of stairways were washed
ont of Watkins Glen. The Addison
and Pennsylvania road had a trestle
washed ont near Addison this alter
noon and the road is blocked.
The Erie il blocked at Welsyille, where
the storm has washed out the tracks.
As well as those Of the Brad
ford. Eldred and Cuba road. and the
Wellsyille and CODderspOrt line. Exhibit
tors are moving cattle and goods trom the
state fair grounds here tonight in anticapa-
tiOh of the Hood
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-11

The Races.
Entries for tO-day's racing at shccpshead

Entries for to-day's racing at Hhccpshead
Bay:
First race, seven-eighth Of a mile-Phiney,
lI5: ROsette, IO7; Druidess, lO7; Urbana,
lO7: Jennie Il. lO7: Worth, 40; Gunwad.
10: Costa Rico, 10; Puzzle, 40; Dr. Hell
muth, l22; kenwOOd, l22: Reciare. llD.
Second race, mile and ne-eighth-Budd-
his', liG Badge, 1l2; piablo. ll2 Ballston,
IO7: Benedicilne. los; My Fellow lO5; Cousin
Jcems, 100: Mabel Glenn, 100; Belle dor,
iOl: Miss Belle, 81; Robespierre, 90; Rizpah.
03.
Third race. seven-eights Of n mile, Flat
bush stal1es-Salie Me, LELAND, I'D; West
chester, 10. Strathmeath, llO FlOrimOr. 100.
AixenOp. 100; Potomac, 1l5; killdeer. lO1.
Fourth race. one and One-quarter of mile,
Sheepshead stakes-rorso. ia; Banquet,
lI6; Demuth. ll6; Her Highness. III; Ken
wood. Il2; sir JChn, 2l2; MasteflOde, lOo
Prince Ionso. III; FrOntenace. %; Auconda,
gS; ROsette, 80; Sinoioa, l25; Edgar johnson,
90.
Fifth race, one and one-eghth OF a mile,
great fall selling stakes-lhilander, 81;
Vivid. 81; Grimaldi. lO3: ST Paris, lO3
Kemplqnd. 95; FREELY. 30, Golden Riel, lO2;
Pallsade. 1O2; Drumstick, l02; Gipsy queen.
100: hitz James, IL: Erie. III; Lotion, 92;
Raymond G, 02.
sixth race, one and three-eighth OF mile
on turi-Philosophy, l35; Lavinia Belle. 132;
Mackbeih H., 1870; 1t. Luke, ll0; Bonanza,
III; Falcon, 12O; ct. John. ia; Woodcruit
10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-11
THROUGHOUT VIRGINIA.
LATEST REPORTS FROM ALL
OVER THE COMMONWEALTH.

Movement for a Confederate Monument
at New Markct-StriiSe of Baggagemcn
and Truckmen in Lynchburg Opening
of :he supreme Court OF Appeals, sc.
LNNCHBURG, VA, sept. 10 Special. -
MIR. William -. Cabcll. senator Barbour,
aud others are making an effort 20 have the
Confederate cemetery in Nelson county. be-
tween Newmarket and Variety Mills, en-
closed, and a neat monument erected TO the
Confederate dead buried there. The ccme-
terry is ON Mr.. Barb0urs land. and that
gentleman has sicnidod a willingness To
aid tine enterprise. in the promotion Of
which Mr.. Caboli is actively interesting
himself Mr. \ an Ness, of This city. has
generously agreed 10 furnish the monument
at cost. and put it ln position without
charge. 4 fund will hc required io COM
summatc the scheme and liberal suhscrip-
tions have been made 10 the work by pu-
waite citizens. bui still a much larger sum
is required 90 make 10 complete, aud 10 Is
confidently expected 90 bee raised i'm a short
time.
\
Mcssrs William Button. of Lynn; Thomas
l.. Carharf, and George T. McManncrs, OF
Boston. Peter 4. Richards. Cambridge: and
@. b. Cooper, of Worcester, arrived here
from Norfolk this morning and lc;i This
afternoon 0u the Richmond and Alleghany
train for Natural Bridge. from which point
they will go up to the southwest ana return
here next week.
The colorcd tuckmou and bagsaeo-hand-
lcr, at the Norfolk and Western depot.
about thirty in number, went out ON strike
Yesterday morning. The reason for This ac-
ti0n was the refusal ot tine authorities either
Oh shorten The hours Of labor Or to increase
their WAGES. They work fourteen hours for
one dollar per day. The company dis
charged five of the insti.ators. and the re-
maindcr returned t0 work ou the old terms.
seeing that the only result their action
would have would Doe 20 fo'ce the railroad
company To- hire other men. 10 must Doe con-
io~~cd that the pay for fourteen hours work
is totally inadequate, and the road ought %
do better.
4 sad case of drowning occurred last
evening in ~taunton river. near BroOhncal.
Campbell county, the young man being
Archie Wood. AGED eighteen. son Of Mr.
George a. w OOd. a most respectable ciii-
zen. The young man was out boating.
The executive committee oi til' District
Farmers Alliance has been in session mere
for two days, for the purpose of agreeing
upon th. location Of "a farmers warehouse
iu this city. for the sale and purchase of
produce. a general manager. h0ok-kccpcr
and auctiOneer are % Doe chosen to serve for
ONE year. hut tine result of the meeting has
not been ditul-ed mp 90 This hour
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-11

reict Of the late W. :. Harrison, for many
years prominent Goa dealer here, died
This saftcnoon from a third stroke Of par
alysis.
Mrs. Elijah Rose, a wcl-known lady Of
this city died to-day after painful illness.
The deceased was a relict Of the late Elijah
Rose. who for years was engaged ia the ice
business in Petersburg.
Mr. James II. Underhll, formerly Of Pc
lersburg. but now residing In Lvnchburg,
was married to-day 10 Miss George. daueh-
tcrOf George II. Slaughter, Esq. The ccre-
mOny was performed at the residence Of the
bride, near Melville. Nottoway county.
Rev. George {. Nanderslice, of this city,
Oficllttd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-11
BASEBALL.

Results OF the Various Games Played
Yesterday.
National League.-At Philadelphia: Phil
adelphias. @; Brooklyns. 3.
At New York New lorks, D; Bostons' 5.
AtCmcinnati: Cleveland game postponed
wet grounds.
At Chicago: Chicagos. :: Pittsburgs, ].
Player.' .e.-At Boston: Bpstons'
o.: New lofks. >.
At Brooklyn: Brooklyus. 4; Philadelphias'
Is.
At Pittspurg: Pntsburgs, 3; Cleyelands,
,.
Al Buffalo: First game Bulial0s, 3; Chi.
ca.o.. :. second game-BulialOs, IL; Chi
cagO,, g..
American Association games
scheduled at Syracuse and Rochester. Both
pOstpOned on account Of ram.