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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-07-25
Improvement in Farm Tools.

we hear very little about the advance
OF Improvement in agricultural imple.
ments and farm machinery but that
branch of the industrial pursuits of the
country Is keeping abreast of the times.
nevertheless The pillow of twenty-five
years ago is nova curiosity, and those
VINO sold and used it cannot realize how
~ was made to serve the purposes for
which it was manufactured. And tbe
prov OF decade since, while perhaps
not SO crude, has been abandoned for a
ue''er implement. And so it is all
through ene list of agricultural nipple
menus ana farm machinery, and in an
other quarter of century it is nossihlo
that the farmer will walk no more in tho
cultivation of his farm.-St, Iou;s Glo,,o.
Democrat. 'As N'iooe-
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-07-25

Both Hood and Hook--perhaps we
might add Person also-were punsters
by profession. But there are puns ex-
tant by unknown authors which either
might have felt pride in owning. A
Cambridge fellow. walking with a viei-
tor, met by chance the master Of ST.
Johns on horseback. Who is that
inquired the visitor That" replied the
other, sis ST. Johns head on charger. "
We are given instances of puns which
have only one defect, they are too witty
to be used. Thus ''the heir of the duke
of Penthievre died in 1854. ruined by an
attachment to an opera singer, Mile
Mire." The wits of Paris made his
epitaph of five notes of music-"Mi re
rami la"-"Mire has brought him there.
San Francisco Argonaut.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-07-25

During cold weather some
paupers resort to some very ODD uRA'
get into some house where the'
warm their chilled bodies by the 81
Gus heat from fire or steam fesAs
The other Sunday, when II ~as Z
cold, a middle aged man q 80
beard, unkempt hair, wearing Woals
boots and seedy coat and raggea IS
looms, and presenting mos. fsPss
and dirty appearance, entered -
of ST. Johns Methodist church gu
and took a seat near the rear par ! y.
room. When the congregation =.
up hymn the miserable tramp y
in the singing with apparently ~ y,
time as auy of the choristers' \ : {
first supposed that he had dfll'su -,
hear the Gospel expounded-,anua :.
he did-but after reclining his hsa.
the seat during prayer, he fell aslsss s'
slept soundly during the entire r., 81
He didn't hear any Gospel eSp0u- =;
at least, and some people weae w
enough to say that he had ei''e',s I,
church for no other reason til ~ v !,
a snug, warm corner, where y M
sleep for an hour.-S Loui'
Democrat.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-07-25


Freddie Gebhard, famous as an owner
OF fast horses aud as the admirer OF the
Jersey Lily" is about to be sued by his
barber for $22S.
Prince Louis Ferdinand of Bavaria is
an enthusiastic horse doctor, and is there
fore one Of the few Princes who do some-
thing to justify their existence.
John G. Whittier, the venerable poet,
Ms left Danvers, where he has been
,ending the winter with his cousins,
and has returned TO his home in Ames-
Jury.
Sir Frederick Leighton, President OF
the British Royal Academy, is one of the
| andsomest men in England An enthu-
astic admirer describes him as having
head like that of Greek god and a
bearing like that OF an ideal Prince"
0ae OF the Oldest colleges in the coun-
try has conferred the degree OF LII ID.
upon one Of the youngest men who ever
.ceiv.d that honor ST. Johns at An
napolis has made James Wilton Book
e litor of the University Magazine, doc
tor OF laws at the age OF 80.
Sam Jones in a recent sermon thus
gently repuda an ugly accusation :
II have never used a vulgar word from
this stand, aud the man who says have
il a foul-mouth liar" 1t is to be hoped
that the wicke cd Misrepresentation OF this
nooth-tongued gentleman will cease
now.
Rev. DR.. Nichols OF Philadelphia, who
las just been consecfated Assistant
bishop of the Episrop diocese of Cali
fornia, is Al years Of age, and was u
catsd at Triuity Cpllere, Hartfo d. and
the Berkeley Divility School of Middle
town, Conn He has been rector of ST.
James church, Philsdslphia, since SS7.
Prince Bismarck, seen recently riding
through the groves Of Friedrchsruhe
ark, was manifrstlv as sound in wind
and limb as tie tough st OF his ioresters
or the hardest OF his keepers. His mus
tache no longer overhangs his who e
mouth rs OF yore, but has heen trimmed
comra atiyely short 80 as to show the
under lip. He bears hims II in his d
martial fashion, with head erect ami
shoulders well thrown back; the incip-
ent eorpulence which made him appear
somes hat overbnlky about ten years ago
has vanished entirely.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-07-25

Coesweu # Massachusetts introduced
in the House by request bill 70 estab-
sh industrial training schools and 10
provide land for negroes. Ii provides for
the appointment by the President Of a
commission TO purchase ten square miles
OF land in Virginia, North and South
Carolina, Georgia, Alabama. Tennessee.
Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas and
T~xas, 20 be divided into sixteen-scre lots
for settlement by 100 families OF negro. .,
whs are to pay an annual rental OF five
bales of cotton, the tenure OF occupancy,
being limited to two years At the end
OF tn time lease hold FIR three years
is to be assigned to ten ,nts, who are to
have the option of the purchase OF the
ground at the end of the fve-year term.
The government is 10 fu nish cottages,
supplies, etc and Is to erect schoolhouses
on additional tracts OF lands reserved in
each State. The bill appropriates ST.
600 600
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-07-25

When we place in tie ffc,,. j.
telescope 2 highly sensitive Z,
graphic plate, the vibrations Y w J
rays Of light throw theniselvs,ss s'!7
ously on the plate and stea,l;Is - .'
to the task Of shaking es,,n NM 4.
molecules Of silver salts n III q
tine film. just as the waves u q
by necessarily beating araiuss 4
will gradually wear away III, IN II Y
lest cliffs OF the toughest M MI " "
innumerable millions 81 ~.
light persistentiy ianpingino ~.
single point Of the plate Will 4 k K.
effect Che necessary decomposiiias {
SO engrave the image Of lie u, ]
will be obvious that this pnfe ~ J;
be the more complete the lo,,es,s
exposure which is permitted anS 4,
we see one Of the reasons MI, !.
Biography forms such an a.l,s.ss
method for depicting the sian
can give exposers Of many nis,s
or of one, two, three, or even VI \
hours; and all the time Gle M
being gradually accumulated. H,
it is that a star which is altogether
feeble TO produce an impression /,
the most acute eye fortified bya !.
scope Of the utmost power. may VI
competent, when sufficient a n
ure has been allowed, to leave 4
cord on the plate. Thus Ii is thai 4
tographs Of the heavens disclose Il
the existence of myriads OF stan vi
could never have been detected d.
for this cumulative method 81 III
walton that photography Is conies
to give. - MacMillan's Magazine.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-07-25

They saw no more Of the panther, ua y.
!, in ~. 3 morning we heard that he made
for for the house Of another friend some a ~,
lance ts OF, and there he Attempted . earas ~
Of ess1 big English bulldog which he found .,,si
asleep in tie inner vsrands. lor.ana.s,s
sbs cries Of the dog brought the servants ,.
- the rescue, but not before It's throat ,
and face had been frightiuiiy lI n..sas
NV friends are oil Of the opinion a., .''s T r
musquito curtains saved my ms. and
heast was evidently very hungry, ana
n ,Sas a. one moment preparing TO spring
,',.o, ma but he was puzzled at my sur
= raundings and probably took Them for
soma Kind of a trap But ! never FOR
nom lost my presence Of mind; this
and the watchfulness of my little dog
enabled me to beat safe retreat and es-
cane the jaws of my midnight visitor. =
A. In The Queen.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-07-25
Fortunes In Real Estate,

Many men of very moderate means
some with no capital save a fair sal
airy, have founded fortunes on real es
tate speculations by beginning in a
small way. There are always oppor
tunities for the investment of a few
hundred dollars where the returns
bring modest profit, with little if
any danger of loss, and it is by watch
ing for these opportunities to invest
that the wide awake poor man makes
q start as a real estate Spectator
Agents often reap the benefit of such
deals, but as rule they look first al
the commissions and are keen to sell
and resell and let the purchaser reap
what profit he can. | have known
agents to sell property where a profit
was almost certainty and advance
the purchase money to their custome,
to consummate the deal. Louis
Globe-Democrat.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-07-25
The Merchandise Market.

SUGARS-The market is a little weaker, and
prices hav fallen &c. Quo'e; Golden c, 4s4c;
extia G, SIC; dry granulated, 81 cube crushed
and powdered, SIC per pound.
BEANS-The market is steady, Quote: Small
Whites, So; Pink, "a; Bayos, 1850; Butter, S.
Limas, $3.50 per ntal.
DRIED FRUITS-The market is ste dy. Quote
Plummer dried Pears, I0tGl1c; undried and fac
tory PLUMB, 5l5@6c Peaches, sun-dried, l015c
evaporated Peaches, l6la@17c; smyrna Figs, 14@
Ice; California Figs, sc per pound.
CANNED GOODS-The market is steady, WITH
the following quotations: Table Fruits, PIC
Peaches, 81 Bartlett Pears, sl.90; Plums $I.65
Strawberries, $2.25; Cherries, 81; Blackberres
1.s5G195; Raspberries, 1872 @2.5O. Pie Fruit
Assorted, $3.50 per dozen; Peac es, 1.25Q1l 80
Plums $1.25; backberries, LOS; Tomatoes, 81 II
@3.50; Sugar Peas, $1.4Nq1.60 String Beans, 81
RICE-Quote: 615c per pound.
HoPS-rhe market is steady, with nomina
prices Quote 10c per pound
HIDES - The market continues the same
Quote: Dry Hi les, selected prime, s19e, &c less
for culls; green, selected, over So pounds, &c
under 55 pounds, &c; Sheep Pelts, short wool
3o(650c; medium, 6oGs0c; long, 90ctGS1. 25: Shear
hugs, 10000; Tallow, good to choice, 3G315c.
WOOL-Market is unchanged. Quote: East
ern Oregon, 1O(9l6c; Valley, 1e@lsc per pound
NAlLS-Base quotations; Iron, $500; steel
$3.50; Wire $3.50 per keg.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-07-25
why.

1t is pity that some people are moi
30 quick with their hands as they arc
with their tongues. A farmer once
had a very lazy helper. One day he
returned from market and found his
man sound asleep under tree.
"WhatF exclaimed the farmer
asleep when you should De at work,
You are an idle wretch, and not worthy
that the sun should shine upon von9@
II know it; | know it." said the
man, sitting up and yawning, and
that's the reason lay down here il,
tho shade "-Youth's Companion
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-07-25
Wls0En FrFF


hsaslis tfAmpls stseas Il 81.
8hieh shake Tie earth W., i, 4
hAfsllaslns i'asts ans III z !, !. d.
And 40 tbs nasi<,.a will. \ AZ =
bsss through sha din aes ~.
hoiseisssiy moving siaspi 81 ~ 81 ~
h,lLhiesssiS crowds surge j, =.
WITH conflict. tunuit MA 1, Y, ~
herrisy others come ana ~
Ia ali the reseis Of ilgn3
But hssFe and there ~. Nh.
No'se'sssss'y moving wtnged III 4 -
They may not 10 10 s.at4ly 1. !,
"tth kiidrd trapTings ar..,,'..
Nor yet IN is'anaiona grs,at FL. s,' -. E
Where wealth. and comf3ss,s III
More of W. find 10 inns aod ~ Z IN
Noise'asaly moving winged III Y
Quiet a. comes the fnornine NJ.
Which brings the beauiif,,l x.'S
Softly a. falls the shades ~ M
Our cares TO Danish away: - Il.
70 come sometimes TO lone 49,.
Nosseiessly moving winged ~
Lightly they climb the gafret .,...
Enter the cottager's dsot ~
Bringing relief against assf.,. s. 4
EnFsching homes OF the NM,
Welcome these give, with IN -.
Nolselessiy moving w;ns..4s " Z
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-07-25
growers are in excellent humor with the

growers are In excellent humor with the
world
A. West. the duly authorized repre-
sentative OF the Australian Government.
has completed tour OF Europe, and
stat that In Southern California. where
he il now, the most improved agricult.
ural machinery is used of any section OF
the globe.
Money-order and postal-note offices
have Just been established in California
az follows: Kirkwood, Tehama county !;
Haley Springs, Calaveras county; Chu-
asr, Mon Grey county; Corning, rehama
county; Fowler, Fresno county; Mason,
Los Angeles county; Murrietta, San
Diego county Sanei. Mendocino county;
Sumner, Kern county; Tropico, Los An
geles county; Cnrpanterla, Santa Bar
4bira county; Suffer City, Suffer county,
Blue Lake. Humboldt county.
The Portland Oregonian says All of
the section foretnen an the main line OF
the Southern Pacific are in receipt OF or
d rs to erect mail catcbers at the stations
Ia their sections This is one more move
preparatory TO the quuickening OF the
running time OF the overland mail trains,
which will hereafter be provided with
mail-grabbing hooks, the came as the
fast trains East and overland. After
J me 30 the over'ead win not stop at the
smaller stations but will catch the mail
by means Of the catching apparatus.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-07-25
DOROTHY Q.


porothy q Is dainty maid .a
s e. ~ comes N, d upon the ball room ioor
Thirer 70 me than Helen Of yore .hx
~ rnr surely no knight Of the times gone W
E,.r loved their lady 50 truly as l. !
IA now as she fits in the may dance
With another men her slightest s,ancu ,s,
A her partner fills me with deep als.n. ,hr,.s.
And gives my weak heart iaiieo s' Uus
For oh. my passions 10 haru - sV M soul
Since Dorotby's mistress OF he'' ''
wby "a H. you ask me, don't declare
NJ lave TO one who's so debonair,
And thus put an end TO my fearful aSuUs seou.,
tvS 10 Il Il I end not my hearts jealous strnef
r. I must tel the reason-she Is my WE -.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-07-25

A well known physician OF 'ias
finding himself rather "out OF 80 ....,
termined to consult some OF ms III II,
brethren on the subject, for lew y. Il. n,
clans like TO trust themselves VIZ
selves, lie accordingly called W. ia
eminent members of the faeui'}, e., i
cession, and it is a positive ~ :, 4
each one of them gave q dil'e's 81, i
ion as to the nature of his also's III,
recommended n different hlous Il
ment. 1t is his own belief 'iia,
were all wrong. - New York Le's'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-07-25
"A Rat VanquisIed by a MocLi, Mt,

..i pr. : l. Butler, of the wayt Den.
IA "a. company, has white mockino
~; Tlfa tnat Is remarkable not only for
als rarity but for the fact that II s,,c.
o tHb;a IN killing half grown rat
whlch entered its cage SUNDAY after
noon noon. The rat evidently intended 70
IN, ,l'h sc supper of the bird, but the lat,
.er knew a thing or two itself and
pouneng upon the bold intruJar
S:chea It's eyes out. Having il nj his
d,,nissaMdvantaage the bird peciad Il 10
ueath, and when the doctor returna ~
800 after the dead rat was found on
7 Inc hoor of the cage. Dr. Butlsr e =, on d,
moclr;n ,eV t;i ms to be the only white
villa rpg olrd IN the country.ELouis.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-07-25
PORTLAND MARKET

wHFAT-There is Arm feeling In the ioos
ma ket. bat trading lacks activity. ThesniPpins
demand IL light, and millers are only puto',a {.
ing sparingly. Quotations range from ~
fos valley aud 81 20 nominal To- Walls Waila I'M
weather throughout England continues aniaso'
able. and foreign markets are strong, VIVA "
prospect OF a still further advance In values
FI,otJR-Tbe market remains the same. Quo'e
standard. ss.75; outside brands, $3.50 per barrel
oATs-The market is firm. Quote: ooaoze pe'
buslIel. o.a
MfLLsTUFFs-The market is firm, quote
Bran. slEal7; shorts, si7@i9 Ground Barley
s2eta3o; Chop Feed, SIS; Middlings, s22.5ccpzo."
per ton ,,o1aao
HAY--The market is steady. Quote sls@N
per ton.
yEGETABLEs-Th market is Arm Oregon
and California Potatoes, California iol'a'oes
and California Wax Beans have fallen oregon
Turnips have advanced. Quote: CaliioFhiaeho
bag, 4, $40 PER GENITAL; o egon, 75Gsoc per dozen
California CauliHower sl.25 per dozen; cr'goL
Green Peas, SC per pound; young onions anu
Lettuce, 15c per dozen punches; new Caiil'rhia
Onion, &c per pound; Oregon String Beans ~
per pound; California Cucnmhers, 2oci ore !,
40e per DOZEN California Carrots, $l.26; oregon
81 IS per sack; California Asparagus, $225 Pc
box; Oregon, In oak, 16c per pound; oregon
Green Beets, 15c per dozen; California Turnip !,
$3.50; Oregon, 81 per sack California Tomatoes
81. 50d1 rs per box; California Wax Beans, &c per
pound; California Corn, 81 per box; new Call
ornia Potatoes, 81. 5o(0l.75; new Oregon, $l.5oa
LIS per GENITAL.
FRUITS-Fancy Sicily Lemons have advanced
81 per box. California Peaches and Piums nave
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-07-25

Goodliver, l am told that vour
wife IS most excellent COOKE" well
yes, she is. was paying her s5 !
week for it when married her" ~
see; SO you married your cook to make
sure OF a good tablet" Just so: hui
SINCE our marriage we hire a woman
VINO doesn't know a steak from !:
squash, to give us both the dyspepsia
Say, what would become of us all if i
was the custom for man TO abando,,
nus business and give up his profession
when he got married. -Bob Burlette
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-07-25

buffalo Bills" ranch Is ia "a i
the North Platte. in NebrasSa' a'' y 4
tains nearly five thousand ac1eI .,,adlr
land. MIR. Cody has about two ~ ~
head OF thoroughbred horses a"d l,;.r
three thousand head of cattle. "a
dence is a big frame house near - ri
road, on the roof of which Is We "a
large letters, "Coi. W. r eo All,
falo Bill9 Scouts Ranch, anu Nh
every day there floats q ois
dag. --Philadelphia Times
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-07-25
Living in Paris

OF living in Paris outside Of 4 BIZ;
know but little, except that geallsa
who has spent~a great deal Of tine h
and seen a good deal of scciesy al I
me that in no city can one live % III
lutely as he pleases as in Paris anil Il
be respectable and fashionable. lid
some time before New Yorkers d
kindly to modern flats, with Their II
sible improvement and conyenkas
High life of that kind was not todz
taste. But here you find the best pgl
living upon some narrow street, and 4
climb up flight and flight Of xills.
stairs until the fourth and fifth !
sometimes the sixth stage is rsarAAs
where you stop to breathe aud vuaa
how any American could have piRIa
his tent so high.
But once inside the tent your Eaa
ceases. or rather takes another chan1s
as you find yourself in the large =
and handsomely furnished rooms Wig
SO many of our people live quite Is %
Portable and with far less care thaa Il
can at home. Il would not CD hstEl
America again, with all the VOTES
housekeeping, for the world. ! hsaa
lady say, while her companion, fresh II
the worries of American housekeIfFAz
was ready to take them again, and w
not stay here for all the world Anal
opinions differ. But of the twol =
the Partisan housekeeper has the 81
it, with better servants, smaller y
and so many troublesome things =
outside-no washing or ironing. ~
is done by the lanchisseuse, and nous
making. for the bakers furnish aAsa
and of an excellent kind, too-a
Springfield Republican
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-07-25

A revolution is threatened in the wine
trade Some one has discovered method
oil making wine from raisins, which. Il !.
said, gives better results than wines
maze IRON grapes. However that ma,
o., tn French G vernment have bee,
so much influenced by the PROPOSAL as I,
IN pofe heavy excise duty on RAISING
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-07-25

The market is firm. Quotations:
Beehive, Sl4@Sl2c; dressed, &c.
Mutton-Live, 3l4taS1se; dressed, &c.
Hogs-Live, &c; dressed; &c.
Veal-507c per pound.
Spring Lambs-$2 EACH
SMOKED MEATS AND LARD
The market is firm. Quotations: Eastern
Hams. l2}2@13y9c; Breakfast Bacon, I2ll5(5ls15c;
Sides, 91s@s&lc; Lard, slstalolac per pound
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-07-25

The annual report of tho Ind,.
eonrna;no ~ canada says there are en-.
eIsmags Indications that the Indian
oaa. WIN eventually become anal
tho "o with the general population .,
ths Ino "y The Indian population 81
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-07-25

doms se Logan has been looking into the
domestic economy of the Fren .a.o 'l's
THINGS CIR :, ~ consist in doing without
f,rtss s . one says they make nothing 90
tsIs f snan other people. unisss L ia Ia
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-07-25

, congress OF W ,ol spinners, sitting nj
Hanover, has decided to reduce the nr q.
ducts OF their mills 80 per cent for tbrso
months months Many operatives will be dir.
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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-03
The Coming PLAYERS,

THE Our Boys play at Gree nsburg next Friday
and Saturday.
THE oaklands play at Bridgeville next satur-
day for stake.
THE Union Stars defeated the Oakland Juniors
yesterday q to l3. Hits, 26 and 13.
THE Benton Blues are open for games with all
clubs between Is and 20 years of age, the Harpers,
of Allegheny, preferred.
THE oaklands have been greatly strengthened
by the addition Of Henry Laur and VIII Addy of
the last seasons East End Athletics.
THE Benton Blues defeated the Banksvilles yes
terday to 2 Batteries = Ream and Snyder;
Knowlson and Taggart Hits, IL and6. Errors,
2andi.
The Manager of BrIdgeville club has deposited
forfeit to play the Our Boys for $50 side. He
Will meet the Manager of Our Boys at this office
Monday at O'Clock.
THE st. Pauls defeated the st. Patricks by a
score Of is to Is at Cycle Park yesterday Batteries
for st. Pauls, Crowley and Reilly; for st. Pat
ricks Cunningham and Lipps.
THE Manager of the Oaklands will meet the
Manager of either the Our Boys or Oaklands at
this ofhee next Tuesday evening to make game
for Exposition or Recreation Park for a stake.
ments and would like to hear from all amateur
clubs in Western Pennsylvania. Address Joseph
ID. HURRY. 1876 Steuben street, West End, city.
THE employees of o. McClintock & Co. played at
Bellvue yesterday, the carpet department against
the furniture department, the former winning l6
to To- Hits, q and Is. Errors, 10 and II. Batter
ies-McLaughlin and Lewis; Metcal and Vensel.
THE P. L. Dressings defeated the Ben Venues
yesterday in the presence of about 800 spectators
by score of II to 8. The features of the game
was the battery work of Murphy and Nothwang.
The Dressings would like to hear from any H-year
old club in Allegheny county, the Etna Browns
and Duqpesne Gray, Jr. 's preferred, Address g,
Nothwang. 17S Forty-ninth street.