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FIRST BRANCH FAILURE. ].
NO Council Meeting Last Night, for "
Of n Quorum IN tint Ifrnn,,,

NO council Meeting Last Night, for Wan
Of n Quorum in tint uranei,.
There WAS no Council meeting las
night, for want Of quorum In the Fip
Branch. There were fifteen members
present In the Second Branch, and
Clerk Thoner read the minutes Of fou,
past meetings.
Tho Second Branch members were
very much dis2runtled, as usual, over
tho First's failure to get n quorum, and
after adjourning, they formed a citizens'
meeting, with Mr.. Harrell In the
chair. Mr.. DAWSON and Mr.. Arkle.
the Eighth ward members, who have
the largest trip to make when they are
fooled by the First Branch, presented
and rushed through resolution recon.
mending to the City Council that II np.
point committee Of five, three from lii.
Second and two from tho First Branch
10 act In conjunction with the CITY
solicitor In the matter OF formulating a
plan to do away with the First Branch
Of Council. There is much disgust in
various quarters over the several recent
failures OF the First Branch members 10
attend regular and important meeIinps, |
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VIII Order n Conference.

WASHINGTON. D. O., June e4.-Tha
House committee on coinage weights
and measure held a meeting to-day apd
took up the Senate amendments to the
silver bill. The committee decided by a
vote Of @ TO 6 to recommend non-concur.
renee in the Senate amendments and
to ask the House to order confersnua.
Messrs. Walker, OF Massachusetts,, and
Mutchler, OF Pennsylvania, were absent
from the meeting.
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She's the Cnp,nln OF n Crew.

NEw YoRK, June 24.-Mrs. Della
Gross. OF Brooklyn, is now Mrs. Cap
tain Cross, OF the schooner Oregon, and
Chief CLERK Dunn, of the Custom House
Naval Bureau, assisted in the tranform.
alton. When Mrs. Cross calmly ap'
peared before him in the Custom louse
rotunda, the other day, and wanted to
take the oath as master and owner oil
the Oregon, Mr.. Dunn could find moth.
ing in the law to prevent her from be
coming Captain Della, and Cap'n De,
lia she is. Her husband had been the
owner Of the Oregon, but Transferred
the vessel to his wife for business rea
sons. The only other female command
er Of a vessel is the female captain ant
pilot on the Mississippi river.
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DEsMolSEs, Ia, June 24.-Terry
Chambers, keeper Of a restaurant, was
shot and fatally injured last evening BY
Frank Pierce. "Searcher" Pierce had
been through the restaurant shorl
time before in search Of liquor but found
none. He came a second time and
asked to 60 up stairs, but Chambers
told him he couldn't do 80 unless he had
a warrant. Pierce failed 10 show a war
rant, but tried 'o force his way up the
stairs, which Chambers sought to pre-
vent. Thereupon Pierce drew revolver
and fired, the bullet going clean through
Chambers body.
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BAD FOR CHICAGO.
The Determined ST. ike at iii.
nois Central Yards.
THIRTEEN HUNDRED. IDLE.
Freight Conductors, SwitGhmcn and
Drakcmcn Out...An Obnoxious
Superintendent tho Cause. 1.
Refuse to Compromise.

CHICAGO, June 24-Tho strike 0
freight conductors, swiIchmen an,
brakemen on the Illinois Central rallroat
has become a serious one and threatenl
to blockade It's entire business. Tht
suburban trainmen struck this morning
after the early trains had come In, and
there arc now about 1900 men idle and
the business OF the road Is paralyzed.
The bone OF contention In the strike ia
undoubl lily E. G. Russell; Superintend.
ent OF the northern lines Of Illinois &
Wisconsin railroad. He came to Chi.
cago abouta year ago and ever since his
accession to the Office 1t Is said the men
under him have been dissatisfied.
This strikers did not wish to be held
responsible for interfering with the
United States mails, the. Express Com.
panies and bonded matter. They therc.
lore attached the mail and express cars
to the engine OF the New Orleans mail
train. but left the coaches with their
exasperated passengers unconnected.
1t was the intention to send the dis.
membered train down at the schedule
time.
General Superintendent Sullivan said
that they had no authority 10 carry
mails except on regular passenger trains.
The strikers refused to allow the passen.
gers to proceed and warned Mr.. Sullivan
that he, not they. delayed tho mails.
General Manager Beck, General Super.
intenLent Sullivan and the heads OF the
traffic departments had conference to-
day with representatives OF the strikers
in General Manager Beck's Office. The
men demanded that Superintendent
Rdssell's name be stricken from the
card, and stated their determination not
TO return to work until this was done.
They would not compromise, nor
work under him. General Manager
Deck was ordered to support Russell.
The only decision arrived ut was that
they would resist the demand for Rus
aell's discharge and will await overtu,es
from the men. 1t Is said, that unless
the men return to work tomorrow
the company will proceed to
hire new men. The tIe.up will cause
trouble, not only to Chi.
cago, bnt throughout large section Of
country both west and south, but
the suburban traffic OF the road is enor-
nous, and all these people are left
to shit for themselves. To stop freight |
traffic on the Illinois Central. means to |
prevent thousands and thousands of |
people in northern Iowa, ia southern
illinois, in Kentucky, in Tennessee, in
and Louisiana from getting
products to market. The yards in this |
city are already filled with freight cars,
and the stalling Of the trains now in |
transit will jam every transfer track |
touched by the road. The Michigan |
Central, Baltimore & Ohio and Big Four
roads, which enter the city over the |
Illinois Central tracks, are seriously in.
terfered with, owing to the blockade
created by the motionless trains Of the
Illinois Central.
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Cloak Makers Gaiu 7hcir Point,

New YoRx, June 24.-Popkin and
Marks, Of the Cloak Makers Association
made full and unconditional surrender
TO the Cloak Makers Union this morn
ing, agreeing to take back their ole
hands as union men and to employ none
but union men and women hereafter in
their cloak making establishment. Si1
hundred men are employed by them
and they resumed work this. afternoon
The striking cloak makers are exultant
and say the other eleven firms in tn,
CLOAK manufacturers association vii
rapidly follow the example Of Popkir
and Marks,
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STORY Of A SitirwKECK.
How brave Captain uuu Ills Little Daugh.
ter Were Saved.

ter Were Saved.
New YoRK, June 24.-A Swedish
Captain and his little daughter, at the
Maritime Exchange to-day, were the
center oi an admiring group, who heard
how they refused to desert the bark
Maria in mid.oceau, after she had been
in collision with derelict. But the
crew did desert, and Captain Thorn.
waldsen is wondering where they are.
The bark sailed from Havre for this port
on April 10, and enjoyed prosperous
voyage until she reached mid.ocean.
when one night sheran into derelict
bottom upward. The latter smashed a
gaping hole in the bow of the Maria.
SHE would have sunk il she had not
been loaded with lumber. She rolled
helplessly, and the crew OF eleven men,
becoming frightened, manned the life.
boats. They left the Captain aud his
eight.year-old daughter, who decided to
stick by the bark. at noon the next
day the American bark Rover hove in
sight and rescued the Captain and his
child. The bark was fired and the
Rover called on her way 10 Philadelphia.
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CALUMET, Mlcn., June 24.-The Tama.
rack employees went to work at noon
yesterday ona 10 per cent raise. There
was no trouble with the employees OF the
Calumet and Hecla. The kearsarge
mine employees intended TO begin work
at noon. A telegram from the Bosteu
Office instructed assistant superintend.
ent Watson not to raise the wages of the
Kearsarge or Osceola miners until Seper
intendant Daniel returns. The Kear
sarge miners, on hearing this news. al
once closed down the shops and took tc
the woods where the miners are sinking
a test pipe lor the Calumet vein. They
took their picks and shoyels out OF theil
hands and ordered them home,
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After tho HoOtilerg.

CHICAGO, June 2i.-The Tines says
that late last night the States Attorney
caused summonses to be issued for a
large number Of men, official and unoiIi.
cial, to appear before the grand jury
this morning to tell what they know
about boodling in city council in the
granting OF L road and other franchises
Among those summoned are; Ex-Aldsr.
map Hamliue, Joseph u. Mackin, Al.
derman Cullock, ex.Alderman Wallner
Alderman Arthur Dixon aud ex-Alder'
man Artells.
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CoLvaarA, s. O., June PA horrible
accident occurred at the Fair Grounds
to-day during the firing Of salute for
the Democratic meeting. By this pre-
mature discharge Of "a cannon, 0lin Bar
rer lost both arms and both eyes and 10.
ceiyed n gIping wound in the chest.
John Stokes, Of Columbia, was badly
wounded in both arms and one has been
amputated. W. Il. Casson, Of Columbia,
had his hand shattered.
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In Blauch.-nii itcl,rlI Fight on.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 24.-The fight
between La Blanche and G. Young
Mitchell which was to have occurred a.
the California Athletic Club next Fri.
day has been declared of. The cause
most generally assigned is the recent
declaration Of the Chief OF Police that be
would arrest the principals and seconds
when they entered the ring.
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Who was the Advertiser,

BosroN, June 24.-In November last
an advertisement enquiring for the
whereabouts ot one Margaret Cleary
was inserted in the Boston Globs by
aome Pennsylvania party. No anawel
was received aud in due course the
"copyf was destroyed. Shortly after
the destruction Of the "copy" and con.
sequent loss Of the advertisers address,
Margaret Cleary made her appearance
at the Globe office and left her address,
which is 81 Union Square, Somerville,
Mass. She is very anxious TO know who
the advertiser wus,
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MIsson.in iinus IaIIs.

H4RrFoRp, WIS, June 24.-The Bank
Of Hartford has suspended payment
owing to the failure Of the Park Bank at
Chicago. The Bank OF Hartford has
$40 1000 capital, and Frank Leaks ia
cashier. An assignment has been made
70 Judge II. W. Sawyer, Of this place,
No statement of the assets and liabili.
ties has been prepared as yet, but the
deposits are placed at between S30,00(
and $40, 900. So,
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plcNtls ths llnbv Act.

SYDNEY, N. S. W., June 24.-O'Con.
nor, the oarsman, who was teaten by
staushqry Yesterday, has protested
against the payment OF the stakes
10 the latter. O'Conuos claims
tho race on the ground that
Stansbury took his water a quar-.
ter OF a mile from the start, and that n
foul ensued. The umpires deny that
there was a toul. The Sydney Herald
states that 0'Connor has claimed the
championship because Kemp would not
accept his challenge. O'Connor will not
row in Australia again. He will chal.
lenge Kemp to row on the Thames fol
s5U0 a side,
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Chicago QUAR-, mems Strike,

CHICAGO, June "a. The quarrymen'a
strike is not yet settled. The men were
oil at rkyesterday, but in the after.
noon the men at Kettles quarry failed
to 90 to work. About two o'clock they
visited other quarries south Of the city,
and the men went out to the number OF
several hundred. They had gathered
together and were proceeding from one
quarry to another when.they were met
by the sheriff and a number of deputies
and ordered to disperse. Failing to dc
this four OF the strikers were arrested.
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kemnller's Lu.t Ci,nnro

SARATOGA. N. Y, June o4.-Ths ag-
peal in the Kemmler case came up for
argument in the Court Of Appeals this
morning, but when the counsel for tho
people opened his argument the Conrt
stated u did not desire 70 hear him and
affirmed the decision OF the conrts be.
low, which was that the Warden of
Auburn prison was the proper person
to execute the death sentence. ''S''
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CulcAoo, June a+.-James II. Breslin,
Gorton W. 1llen and John Boyd Thath.
er, OF New York, members Of the World'e
Columbian Commission, issued the !cl.
lowing to-day: eve desire to announce
to our fellow mombers OF the Worlds
Columbian Commission that We propose
to present the name Of Hon. 0hapncey
N. Depew, Of New York, for President
Of the Commission. ri
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Stcnu.hln NIoycments.

MoYlLLE, June 24.-Arrived, Apch-
oria, from New York,
New YoRE, June o4.--Arrived, Fries.
land, from Antwerp; Elba, from Bre.
men. iesa1i5
LoSpoS, June 24.-Sighted, City oI
New York, from New York. F.
LIVERPOOL, June e2i.-Arriyed-Barry.
more aud Qneensmore, from Baltimore
pnILADkLrnIA,s June 2l.-Arriyed-
British Princess, from Liverpool.
BcsroS, June 2t.-Arriyed-Oramora
from Hamburg. .1.-."--
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observation-disclosures Case.

Special DhpIfch 10 Tie lnic.iigcneer.
WAsniSdroS, D. c., June e4.-The re-
port Of the Elections Committee in the
McGinnis.Alderson case which was ex.
pected to-day has been again delayed by
the special order made for the silver bill.
Following the silver bill will come the
Federal Election law and Bankruptcy
bills, go that the third District case may
possibly be postponed another week.
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A Happy Marriage.

Spec1u! UIspdlch 70 NC INltllIgthccT. =
GRAFTON, W. Va, June 24.-Miss Eva
Rogers and Mr.. Millard A. Pilson were
married in the Methodist Protestant
church here at 0:3O this evening, the
pastor, Rev. Davis, officiating. Messrs,
James Ault, OF Parkersbure, Harry
Young. Of baltimore, Harry Compton
and Charlie Pilson acted as ushers, and
Misses Dora Allen and Ada Clayton act.
ed as maids Of honor. The church was
crowded 10 the doors by friends anxious
to witness the happy event. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pilson left on the 1880 train fol
Baltimore.
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PrTrsDuRau, Pa, June 94.-To.day's
aeasions Of the Amalgamated Association
convention were consumed in consider.
Ing the report Of the Committee on Off,
GERS reports. One firm has already
signed the scale, the Akron Iron Com.
pany, Of Akron, 9. Weihe will proha-
bly, run for President again il he is given
an assistant. This viii hs decided to:
morrow. . ''
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Deaths Mt ParkerxburS

Special Dispaich to he Inhai9encn.
PARKERspuRG, June 94.-There were
six deaths in this city last night, ms fol-
lows' Mrs. Dr.. L. 9. Hunt, wife OF a
prominent physician. Her remain.
were taken to Fairmont for interment.
The cause OF her death was cancer,
Mrs. 7. Il. Park, prominently connect
ed cause of death, cancer. Engineer
George Wright, OF the 3. \ O.; inter
menL st Grafton. Mrs. Il. X. Phelps, a
pioneer resident. A little child Of Mr.,
and Mrs. Joyce, and coiored woman,
old "Aunt Charlotte" who died at q
great age, .0 .-s s.l3.-.S Shastl-.. ri .rt
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Bcrnhardt', infatuation for Stanley,

New YORK, June 24.-A special cable
from London TO the Journal says: Sarah
Bernhardt has fallen p!atonically in love
with Henry NJ. Stanley. Being ques-
toned rs to her infatuation, she at once
confessed to the feeling, to use her own
words: II feel purely artistic though
intense passion for the hero of Africa.
think him the greatest OF men. adore
him, and have every photograph OF him
that has been published, in every possi.
BILE attitude. i would Jump at the
CHANGE to accompany him 10 the heart o!
Africa, and II he would only ask me
would gladly 60 through all he has SUI
fered. II he goes I 20 al.o."
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BASE BALL.

Wheeling Wins from Canton by Lucky
hitting-Other Games.
WheelinR's slueging at opportune
times won the game yesterday. Both
teams played very slovenly fielding
games. Wheeling took the lead, and
ought to have been an easy winner II It
had not been for some Of Fitzgerald's
bad head work in the box. Why is it
that he will give man base on balls
after he has two strikes on him? This
kind OF work is becoming tiresome to
patrons, The batting OF Osborne, Zaig.
Ter and George was the only thing that
saved the day. Following is the score !:
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To Arm the Militia,

Special Dipd!ch 10 The IEtelligenoT.
{ WASHINGTON, D. O., June 24.-West
Virginia's share Of the annual appropri-
.tion OF 100000 for the equipment and
arming OF the militia for next year is
S5,937 &C; Ohio's share is SCI, gil 03;
PENNSYLVANIA, SIS, ,lSS so.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, June 24.-The ther-
mome,er registered 9a' here to-day, the
hottest OF the present hot spell. AS a
result many OF the iron and steel mills
were obliged TO shut down until q cool
wave sets in. Many workers and citi.
zena were prostrated by the heat, some
fatally.
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BIScISNATI, June 24.-Louis Bazinah,
the Covington lightweight, defeated
Tommie Conner, a Cincinnati saloonist,
in thirty.six round prize fight with two
ounce gloves near Dayton early this
morning. Until the thirteenth round
when Conner got first blood, the Gghi
seemed against Ba=inah.
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School Entertainment.
Sprcial Dtspaieh 10 he Intclligenor.

Spfcial Dtipaleh 10 he Inlelllgeneer.
GRAFTON, June 24.-The closing exer.
cises Of St. Augustine Parochial school
was held in the Opera Housc tonight,
and was largely attended. They con.
sisted in instrumental and vocal music,
recitations, &C., all OF high order, and
the distribution OF prizes.
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Month AmerIcnn rurnera.

New YoRK, June 2+-The third days
session OF the North American Turner'S
convention began this morning. The
forenoon vas taken up With the diseus'
sion OF amendments to the constitution
and details in the management Of the
] Stats turubunds,
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Zig Lengue Games.

Chicago, S; New York, 1e. IN. L.)
Pittsburgh. 5; Philadelphia, .. (P.L.,
Allegheny, 5; Philadelphia, 7. IN. l..
Boston, 2; Cincinnati, O. IN. L.)
Buffalo, s; New York, 10. tP. L.
Athletic, Z; Rochester, 0. (Asso.)
Brooklyn, IL; Clevelaud,3. IN. L.)
Boston, 4; Cleveland, 3; (P. L.)
Chicago, %; Brooklyn, 3. (P. l.
Syracuse, S; Brooklyn, (Asso.
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The Council Committee on Claims met
last night, but transacted no business.
Iheey adjourned to meet this afternoon
at tho corner Of Twenty.cighth and Eoii
streets to consider some claims made by
people in the vicinity owing to the
change OF grade caused by the new Ter.
minal railway bridges ut Twenty-eiyhth
and Woods streets. -
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-~T
Ono FATALLY Hurt.

CoVSolL BLpsss, Ia, June PA
passenger train on the Wabash road was
wrecked near Silver City yesterday; the
engine and rear passenger coach went
into the ditch. The only persons seri
ously injured were the engineer, ". Il
Rogers, and the fireman. The latter wa
fatally Bcalded, sasal- r
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To be rot. d on To-day.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June e4.-The
House Committee on Rules has arranged
10 have a final vote taken in the House
at . O'Clock tomorrow afternoon Upon
the report OF the Coinage Committee
recommending non.concurrence In the
Senate amendments to tho silver bill and
requesting conference. zy
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appointment Of two additional pension
agents, saying that there was no posi-.
bility Of the House agreeing to II. The
motion was agreed to, the Senate re-.
ceded and the Pension Appropriation
bill now goes TO the President. The
Senate then adjourned.
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Damage hY ltnlnn.

Ia CRossR, Wis, June s4.-Violent
rains last night washed out highways,
bridges and railroads in every direction.
Every train due here was several hours
late. More iain threatens and another
storm will do great harm,
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rep.,on Arproprlution Blll pas.c.

WASHINGTON, June q The confer.
ence report on the Pensions Appropria-
ton bill was presented to tho Senate.
Mr.. German moved that tho Senate
recede from the only amendment not
arranged for in conference, that for the
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Ingenious lycst yirglnInny.

Special Dispatch TO The Inttlligencer.
WAsuINGroS, June 24.-West Vir-
ginia patents were granted to-day rs fol-
lows: Charles j. Bumpus, Fayette Sta.
tion, car coupling; Joseph P. Haigh,
New Cumberland, wheel Tor barrows;
Samuel Ii. Moorall, Philippi, belt fast
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Akron
Dayton,
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CRY OF MRslco, June 24.-The con.
dition OF United States Minister RYAN
is slowly improving, and he is now
thought to be out OF danger. al>,St 4
Ihe bankers hero take a gloomy view
oi the action Of the House at Wash;n".
ton on the silver bill, = '-'ti' -''''i
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Wheeltng-................ 0 3 Q 3O.l OOC-
Canton e. .........,,,,.,.., 0 o D 10 O q

Earned rnns-wheellug, ); Caution, 8. Two
base htts-Cfinc. Smith. George Zciglcr. Home
tnh-o.o9rne.i Sacrifice hils-Cline. Young
Fitzgerald. Stolen baSes-parrnh .. Rodennke er
struck ouf.by tandibOe, $; by Fitzgerald, .
Bases on Dalls--on lIanniboc. .: on Fitzgerald. d
M By bail-by Fitzgerald. .. Wild pIiche.--by
handiboe, 8. Passed balls -Lytlc, .; Yaik, 4
TlMe-l;ij, Umpire-IIlfl
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youngstown Wins,

Special Dispdteh 10 the Inteliioneer.
YOUNGSTOWN, June 24.-The Directors
to-day released Morton as manager, but
he will play in the field. Catcher Cody
will be manager and captain. The game
to-day resulted as follows:
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Business Portion of tho Town Burned.
ALBuouEuorE, N. NJ, June 24.-The
entire business portion Of Cerfillos, N.
NJ, fifty miles north Of Albuquerque,
was destroyed by fire last night. The
loss is about 100000,