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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-12-03

Begins brimfull of Choice Goods.
Perfect marvels: NOTHING WRONG
IN PRICES; Brilliant offerings for
the season.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-07-23

TO their ears ever since / can re-
member and I should think would
not be in a position to do very
much bowling. But it makes a
good deal Of difference whose OK is
gored, as the saying is. Why does
not theLeader howl about the print
ing or printers law, it is one Of the
laws which should be amended.
For instance, giving them a big fee
Tor publishing election n~otices,-as
IT used to b--the sheriff posted
notices at about one fourth of the
expense, and another where the law
makes it the duty of the Board to
furnish at least three county papers
with all proceedings. 1t used to be
that the board could let it to the
lowest bidder. For instance the
board let the contract TO publish the
proceedings one year for 1896. this
was for printing proceedings and all
other county printing for all of the
offices, rs it is now, from the LIST day
OF July, 1889 to the 1st day Of July
1890 the county has paid the papers
Tor printing, the snug little sum Of
Sl,ll6 25, a difference Of $S21.25
over what the same work was done
Tor when let by contract under the
old law. The Leader will not howl
much about this, but instead keeps
mum and rakes in the cash. Still it
is all laid to the county commission
ers or officers. If the Leader cared
to publish the truth in all these
matters it could do so by going to
the proper records where the figures
can be had at any time, but instead
it gets its authority from the street
or some other source which is no
as is evident upon the face of
its publications.
Respectfully
J. w. ELLIS.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-07-23
LOCAL

-SronE Fon SALE.-Enquire OF
II. J. NEARMAN. JR.
The Union County Fair will be
held at Elk Point, Sept. "a, 20, 70,
and q, 1890.
Bro. Sheppard, OF the Akro"
Delta, tarried in the city short time
Monday, on his way home from
Nebraska.
Judge N. A. Kirk and family
left Monday morning for a two
weeks visit at Hot Springs, South
Dakota,
Prof. I. A. Sabin arrived in the
city last Saturday from the Pacific
coast, and is enjoying a pleasant
visit with old friends.
Mrs. Ace Webster, with her
two children of Fl. Atkinson, Iowa,
is visiting in the city with her broth
er, N. D. Tower.
The Monthly Meeting Of the W.
C. T.U. will be held on Friday, July
18th at 8 o'clock P. NJ. in the Bap-
list church. Members are all inyit-
Ell to attend.
Tom Ayers, the handsome and
talented editor of the Vermillion
Plain Talk, spent a few pleasant
minutes in the COURIER sanctum
Tuesday morning. He was on his
way to Sioux Falls.
- Don't be discouraged about
that eczema till you have given Ay'
cr's Sarsaparilla a persistent trial
Six bottles OF this mediocre cured
the complaint for George S.Thomas
OF Ada, Ohio, when all other rem
edies failed to afford any relief.
Deputy Marshal Fisk keep
right on arresting parties who vic
late the laws against the peace ant
dignity Of our community, just q
though there were no adverse crit
icisms. That's right, and the pee
pie will stand by you.
Treasurer Williams informs y
that he is perfectly willing an
ready At Ill times to furnish I'll
press with I correct statement
anything in connection with .,
county monetary affairs. 50 tn
mislasding information may not J
promulgated.
The many friends Of Prof. A.
Kimmel, in this city, will be glad
learn that he has been offered, al
has accepted, the superintendent
Of tho Pierre public schools, At I
handsome salary Of $4,000 /
year. There are thirteen teach
ii the Pierre public schools besid
tho superintendent. Prof. Kimn
4 VII qualided :for The responsi
pcsltipasand ~ CoualEa congra
slst1e KIsrss ssh0ol board IN
slsls. NM. +
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-07-23

Quarterly meeting services will
be held in the M. E. church next
Sabbath the 9th inst.
AT $50 quarterly Love Feast will
be held. At the close Of this SER
vice the pastor will preach.
At 500 p. m. Rev. w. H. Jordan,
P. E., will preach, after which the
sacrament of the Lords Supper will
be administered.
The public will be welcome.
D. RIFENBARK,
Pastor.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-07-23

The COURIER is pleased to an
nounce the marriage, yesterday, in
this city, Of Mr.. J. G. Wade, OF
Akron, Iowa, and Miss Birdie Phil
lips Of this place. Mr.. Wade is a
prominent young business man of
Akron, formally editor of the paper
there, and is a son of Hon. Frank
Wade, a former resident of Sphinx.
this county. Miss Phillips is one Of
Elk Points estimable young ladies
and the COURIER wishes the happy
couple lifelong prosperity and hap
piness.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-07-23
Services at Rtchland,

at RiCnIan0.
Rev. W. IL. Jordan, P. E., viii
hold services in Richland next Mon.
day and Tuesday evenings the %.
and 20 insts.
The people are urged to attend
these services. D. RIFENBARK,
Pastor.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-07-23

The republican newspapers
throughout South Dakota, seem to
be nearly solid in their preferences
for the denomination OF the Hon.
0. S. Clifford for congress. Mr..
Clifford has made a good congress
man, he is a hard worker, possessed
Of sound judgement on political
questions, and knows the require.
ments Of the people who compose
his constituency, and it is the part
of wisdom to keep him right where
he is.--Coltope Journal.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-07-23

The evils resulting from habit
ual %costiveness r many and SER
ious; but the use of harsh, drastic
purgatives is quite as dangerous.
In Ayers Pills, however, the patient
las a mild but effective aperient,
superior to all others, especially for
use.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-07-23

Hon. J. F. Weber Of Richland
was attacted one day last week by a
vicious COW, and was quite severely
injured. The COW was picketed out
and as MI. Weber was passing she
rushed on him from behind throw
ing him down after which she fur
iously attacted him. He was picked
up in an unconscious condition and
taken home. If the cow had not
been dehorned she would no doubt
killed Mr.. Weber. He has recovered
sufficiently to he able to get out by
the aid of crutches.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-07-23

In this issue of the Courier ap-
pears a call for a republican con-
vention to elect delegates to the
state convention at Mitchell, who
will be called upon to nominate a
state ticket and two delegates in
congress. Let Union County send a
delegation of her best men. It will
be the most important convention
ever held in our history. A new
party has suddenly sprung into ex-
istence at the oehest as we believe
Of designing men whose chief end is
self aggrandizement, and a riding
into power if may be on the wreck
of another political organization
whose fundamental principles are
now and ever have been, Liberty,
Justice, Equality before the law,
the greatest good to the greatest
number, and the general elevation
Of the whole people in a political
moral and material way. The re-
publican party has ever been abreast
Of every true reform and in eeveral
instances has hardly been able to
keep its head above water line, SO to
speak, from bearing burdens of re-
form. Our farmer friends are,of the
opinion their material interest are
not properly cared for. Now if this
is q fact let them make their wishes
known; and if the republican party
don't do their utmost to remedy
the evils complained of why we will
admit that the party is not true to
her best and most sacred interests
for now as in the past, the repub
, .lican party looks to the yeomanr,
, of this vast republic for her strength
! and not 10 the cities dominated b,
!, democrats like Chicago or New
York. In III opinion an era Q
unprecedented prosperity is dawnine
! The present republican congress
mark you, has passed several mos
benitic;ent laws, and the benefici,
J. effect of these laws will soon, we b
lieve, be felt and it seems to liz TIL
9 now, if ever in our history, Is Il
y time to stand by the republican pa
le ". Let our farmer friends ask I
e such legislation rs they desire Al
rs il no attention is paid to their
g g. quests. then il will be time enoul
70 break the old party ties.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-07-23

Il! is almost impossible for a
newspaper man to hunt out all the
happenings Of interest that occur
within his jurisdiction, but the
omission Of the COURIER, last week,
to notice the arrival Of Master Wal
ter Gilmore Lufkin is hardly excus-
able and we regret it very much.
The possibility is, however that
Charley Lufkin, Of the Citizens
Bank, the happy father of this
youngster, is so much occupied at
tending to the wants Of his first and
only son that he hasn't discovered
our omission yet. The boy is a
bright one and is a JOY in the house.
hold of his parents. Of course,
Charley, this soy" business is all
right until you have to get up at
two o'clock in the morning on some
cold winter night, bark your shins
over a chair, strike a light, and find
that all the young rooster wanted
was too see how you looked in your
night clothes. then, perhaps, some
other expression would be apple
able.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-07-23

Freernan Bros for your summer
rood, cisAllies, India linens, an
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-07-23

There will be public preaching
at the United brethren Church
every other SABBATH evening at early
lamp lighting, commencing July 20.
All are cordially invited to attend.
N. w. WAIrMAN,
Pastor.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-07-23
THE COURIER.
WEDNESDAY, JULY %. 1890.
Xii Il OF PythiaS.

Regular meeting every THURSDAY hiGa1ih .ue
Old Fellows Hall. OSCAR l.. BLAND, &C.
J.W. ELLIS. K.or X {.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-07-23

Dotted Swisses way down, prices
cut in two from now until closed
ont Il Freeman Bros.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-07-23

Have Won seen those new jersey
suits at Freeman Bros. y
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-07-23

Elk Point. July IA, 1880.
Board met pursuant TO adjournment members
all present also the clerk.
See -
Cramrine vacation taken up and on motion
petition WAS dismissed Oil account Of irree ulari.
ties Iii the notice.
CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-07-23

We believe the criticism Of our
contemporary Of the Marshal with re-
gard to the arrest Of a drunken man
last week was unjust, if the facts are
as stated to us. Mr.. Ringsrud states
that the man acknowledged to him
that he was SO drunk that he lay on
the barn floor between his horses
for some time. The man also ad-
mittcd to Charlie Wilson that he
was 20 drunk that he forgot to pay
for lemonade he ordered until his
poor old heart. broken mother called
his attention to it, and then when a
man or men come right up before
the Justice and plead guilty to The
charge Of being drunk, it is fair to
presume that they were Sdrunk. It
occurs to many that the article Of
our contemporary is either strongly
tainted with an attempt to roast
some one, or injure the city OF Elk
Point as a trading center. Now We
can positively assert that neither
Mr.. Smith nor Mr.. Fisk have any
desire to arrest any person outside
Of town without the very best Of
reasons. No, our officers have no
such desire, and -four neighbor in
tends to give out such an idea it is
wrong and does the people Of Elk
Point a great injustice. On the
other hand If he desires to roast the
officer or officers, one or both Of
whom we are informed does mol
take his paper TO advertise his bust.
ness, nor in fact will have the paper
in his place Of business, this is il
very poor taste. We never could
make friends by dealing in person
alities. Personalities never assisted
{ in building up honorable journalism
!. nor never viii, and we cannot se'
how any paper can expect to sue
I ceed that is continually indulginI
in:sly thrusts at the officers, bushes
men and respected citizens Of tn
il city Of it's adoption, and mofe espes
tally If IL attempts to create an ou'
side prejudice among the farmin
Il classes as against the town.
a
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-07-23

quito al OuI JUST now iuuCD
/ can not say at this time. OF the
tax for 1889 there is vet ~uncollected
about $1,000 belonging TO the coun-
ty general fund. If we take the
sum Of both items from the total
debt it would, l think, reduce the
county debt about $4,000. This
debt has been accumulating for
about ten years and is not chargeable
to any particular person Or persons.
The present Board are q straight
and honorable set Of men, and in all
my experience with them, / have
yet to g the first thing that would
look to any fair minded person the
least bit crooked and any insinua-
ton to the contrary is unjust, I'M
called for and without foundation.
In the matter Of allowing bills the
utmost care is always taken to have
them go through the proper chan
mel in order that none may be allow
ed but slch NJ are Just and entitled
to consideration. It would seem, to
Judge from the past issues Of the
Leader, that il Is not disposed 70
treat this matter fairly, whom Il
publishes . statement It is always
half done either purposely or BY &C
cident. which Ii misleading ant
tends 10 throw suspicion around PEG
pie wh3 IRE perfectly honorable AM
above reprOach. Reform 10 4,
right but at the right end
. II at any time The people And thu
! the present officers ars not doia
their duty let them make 4 chang
but bring truth rather than nh
, stateMents 10 bear on m afgnrn1ny
against tlleua. GoI11 III tn Aader
slronee1t snppmaIaNu lha1Ns ~
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
EFPrBLICANS At 4 FESTIVAL.
LOYAL VOTERS OF THE XvIITH ASSEMBLY
DISTRICT ENJOY Az EVENING AT
IfnN PAEK

seldom has this city been 10" posScssor Of such
happy company a. werc gathered ~ Lion Park last
cycnne to enjoy the annual pcn., and festival Of the
Republican Club Of the XNllth Assembly District
Th, club has a membership Of over 700 and nearly
al, the members vi.h their wives and swcethearts a"d
many others. were present 70 share the pleasure Of
the evening Dancing and music helped together with
the midnight picnic ont In the open air. 3" while the
hours away IN mcrrlmcnt. The music was under the
leadership Of Professor Ward Among the prominent
Republicans present were;
II Mathew. Deputies Gunner and BUR- II "lra'
son j. Ice B. stevenson, l.. Smouson. Justice iamn'r
LLnah LsG-ou -ie popular cana44'u' % u' u's"'' '
Alderman. Co. WanmaAer. william ]. N.'ran tOch Dom
oro.t Robert ]. Armstrong, Robot NtN''h L!h's'
S-hr,.d,.. Harvey White Anthony ki'm'ef' J'hh D.
Quinn S.mul Warwck a. 17vot. Israel 'ohWAh'
f.ho r-a-s Robert Clements. Hrnry Ecn"f. William :
r,.,5.rn samuel Hu,ung IT,, Samuel Jackson John T.
wilson Brrna-d IAmpc. julius Kcichc. Z" F. faP'dim'
je..ft Anderson John t"-s; John Huston H'nl H'hh'
helm James ]. BraGy John Mcclure. Leonard Morrison
,,.olfc rl,1sr. william J. S.Nton. "il'im Ni4I'e"
,.,-.s a Si-.r.. Patrick Gal1caei Hcnry a E'iu'i',
Uutian H. Maxwell william G. Jardine. william /.
He'd Arch Car-eril. James L"9cock. Thomas J. fertA
Te,ras NcCracken. william Turk John Le1cock Nat'ne"
C7or.ents Campbell Dlty. Peter Gr''y. Ihomaa II'ey
Frederick y. Relners. John Mcdonald, peter CnrFan
Robert De Fa,er Joseph Fguora Louis slI 4monn John
Kane John G. Lawn. william II. lase9' Robert IRWIN
David Rowcn. James McFadGer. David Hc'd' Dle'I'"
rvuInan John crest. william M,Eeely, Richard Nc.
c.,.t,n Frank ONcll. Joseph saUuhammer. Charles j.
simmer william j. Towcy, james Shea william WILSON,
Ard,ew Robinson Fcodors J. Hoffman, Alexander Ma
g.o,v James Blythe William Allen, ir. Richard johnston
Thomas Buckley, Robert Gordon. frank H. bilhchar
William r. Iundie. James Jones, 7. H. M'Nanlee' Johh
U p,llinrer F.ancls c. Menair. Robert Whit" John &
suppes Joseph Ki'sick. William Hannigan' Robert IL
Munro william Garms. Oscar A. Waller William l.
Aver. John wlesnd. Jacob c. Fauhaber James l. mana
Io,o > Gibson Isaac Kaufman, william Corhitt James
s,.uor Adam, Huston Howard A. Whitfield Thomas Nc
Cao,hn Roher: Hamilton. John + Sharp, John H. wan
maker James O'Grsdy John p. Frazer william IL Kerr
Robert Corbett Louis Wesser Samuel Hall FeTdInana
G Uorran James r White Charlie W "alomah Noo'''
I 1odby william T. Bunting, Frederick A stats
T,rc. II Corbitt Thomas c. Murray, John c. Lannlng
Frcdoric, Corburg George SEith william J. Clapp WILL
, Gordon Charles Hines, Charles Richardson. js Fred
erick Hart Richard 7. Jenkins Frank Mcbrde james
uo,-,ods Iohn J. Calhoun Percy Fisher aud Charles
u
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
MATTERS BEFORE THE SENATE.

Washington. July 16.-In the Senate to-day inc
resolution offered yesterday by Mr. Culom as TO trails
poratIon Of goods in bond between the htantc anu
Pacific ports Of the United States over the Canadian
Pacific Railroad was taken up Mr. Washburn offered
An amendment extending the scope OF the inquiry l"
the Grand Trunk Railway lie ntmated his sus-
pcion that the object Of the resolution was 10 make
war upon the Canadian Pacific Railroad. Mr.. CulI0m
dscIaimed having any such intention, or any motive
except TO ascertain the facts in the and 10 know
whether the law ought 10 be changed. lie accepted
Mr. Washbun's amendment. The resolution as
amended agreed 10.
Mr. Teller introduced bill giving pension Of
SO 900 a year 10 Mrs. Jessie b. Fremont II was
referred to the Committee Pensions
Mr. SAWYER introduced bill 10 establish a limited
postal and telegraph service which referred To the
PostOfce Committee.
The House bill to establish National military park
al the battlefield Of Chickamauga was passed
Mr. Dawes, from the Committee on Appropriations.
reported the Indian Appropriation bill, and said that
immediately after the conclusion OF the Sundry Civil
bill he would ask the Senate 20 consider it.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
SHE WAS NURSE ~ A SMALLPOX HOSPITAL

eliza Wilcox. you were drunk last night said
Justice Duffy at tie Essex Market Court yesterday
morning Nice thing for woman like You 10 doI'
I'm sorry your honor was her answer
"What do you work atl7 the next question OF
the court Don't be ashamed TO tell it.
I'm a nurse she replied.
"Where1'
At the Riverside Hospital she said. and then
added a. an aicrthought: Taking care OF smallpox
patients
There a stir in the courtroom Immediately, and
the audience gave the woman vide berth.
"Gct ont OF here said Judge Duffy, when he re
covered hi, voice. @ ~, warm enough without
your making more uncomfortable"
The woman mumblcd her thanks and hurriedly left
the courtroom.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
METHODS OF TIE c1ncAGo srABI

Chicago, July Is (spcciah.-"Wc are Getting tiTod
of this sort Of business. Mr. IIanhns. This IN AT"
out running Of the Chicago stables cannot continue
1t hurts the reputation Of the Washington lalh A9s'
ciaton and 1t must be stopped somehow IH!S ic
mark was made In the most direct and emphatic way
by a leading executive official Of Washington FaFh 10
the owner % Santalene. after the great geidhS "'
failed to win the last at Washington ParR Ses'e'
day II was not evident that The horse hd0 oco"
pullcd lie had simply been "Iockoyed III u'e n''cI'
est of his controllers and had made hne se'ohu' nv
had also made the public and the judges angry al"
IN. ta which is seldom complimentary 70 the methods
~ tho Chicago stables was decidedly uncomphmchtSry
10 George v Hankns In ring. grand stana any u e;o ;h
Grounds the expressions were the same hVcu III INC
S,dSesi stand indgnation VAS expressed. Santalenc
lad started TO to 3 on and h,e ot out ot & eNTS G bj N
chances lie was not pulled neither was ne rluoen
lie simply made a present Of the race to AtuouS' a
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
coLoRED VOTERS PLEAD FOR TIE LODGE BILL


Washington July IG (>pcciall.-1hc southern states
Colorcd Republican Association organized few days
az, by prominent colorcd men from all over the
South. has issued the following appeal 10 the Re
pubcaus IN the senate FOR the passage OF the Lodge
Election bill
To the United staDs Senate: The Southern sta;os
Color,d Republic Association having for Us object the
seloaton Of the political condition Of the coored voters
I'm the South do in behalf u said voters earnestly petition
your honorable body to pass the Lodge Federal Eeeton
bin which IN our judgment is neccs.ary To secure free
ard fair elections in South. The best form NJ govern
mont f. republic but the worst form Of citizenship is
ds,ranchsei citizenship in republican form OF govern
ment 17at such deplorsble condition (d'f7nehised
ct1enshp f the fate o the colored citizens in The South
(, now admitted by both political parties.
We % not seek domination the white people Of The
South We ,cek participation citizens In the governments
- ,e south and full enjoyment Of every political
hight accorded by Constitution and laws Of the unitef
State.
We congratulate the country that the Federal Election
bill has passed the o, Representatives. and we pray
for ith speedy adoption by the senate
Ex.CongressInan j. w. MANAltD. F0rid0, Chairman.
state Senator b. wIMBERLY, Of North Carolina; J. d.
HILL. Of North Carolina. Committee on Address
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
corprc,rrvpARs FOR TO-DAY.

srnrar,a Cour--Craneral Ierm-Recess continued
Su'rcmo Court-C -ChaE5eys-Btoie AnGfe"s ''--'''O~
c.iSHAar Nos i 10 81. called at II oclocA ', "A.
supreme Court Special Iesm-iaEts anu Ai'"A
!ournG iOr Ctreult-Pas I-Adlcurned until oc'oo
=, 1890. ,,-.. p.,,. IT III and IV-Ad.
orpocste's Conrt-Before Ransom. SMotion csenasf'
N 40 a M For probate: wills of Benjamin ;. Cun'l
Martin L. w y. Moore. and Jacob AheT'; ~ q w,isA
TroulaN Nnrgarothe Alb 70. Nargargt X WAS"
trnnSnr,s " pykers aud Henry Howard 10 80 a. N.
nuner1or C6urt-(iulelal Ierm-AG!ouFned tor IN se'
SGperior CourJ-SpecaI Ierm-Before OTTOMAN -
Motions. r,., ~, p.r,s r IT and III-At.
'0ustgT Comm@oa @ Peas-General Term-Adiournd until ~
ommon Peas-speclal Tem-BeioFe Booksta'er a.
Motions. -, ~. u.-., T aod Ir-Adournel
for the term. ,,.. u,,.k I-Motions
CITY Court-Spec!al Term-Before van WIS a5d VA
iourned Tor the Part I-Before Martne j.,
IouFs Fs,,n, U nistrct Ntoriey Jerome-Nos to i'' n
cIusNL
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
MANITOBA.
BOWLING ANALYSIS.


y F. Young the president Of the Nanonal LeNs,,e;; que;
has just arranged the following contracts releases anu
SUSPENSIONS
Contracts FOR 1s90-Wlth Chicago: John F. Luoy JACOB
S,cnzeI l.. +. stein. Fred De Marris. Pat Klpht ana
r. J. GIenalyin. Pttsburg Charles Heard, r. w
Osborne and f. A Sales. Cleveland Pat Lyons D.
Louis. W II. Higgins. Jake weiz and c. G. Camrau'
syracuse: George Proesser Toledo; James Welch.
Columbus L. Chamboriin. Louisville; D. G oCohhor'
pes Noines: l.. c. Stockwel. Minneapolis: / W.
Fstergues st. Paul: r. Sweeny, p. OBrien ana
l. l. Shreve Washington Fred Underwood and J. r.
Wentz Worcester T. Terren and John St'Gord Mart
ford J. NJ Lyston and F. Mann. Waish-Gr StaIhss
and Josoph Theison. New.IIaven ?. +. Pettee Re
Ieascd-By Brooklyn NJ F. Hughes. wheeling; T. w
Osborne 81. Louis Z. ChambeTln. Jark he/ns' j.
Kan. J. Herr and T. Sweeny. Columbus Ihomas W
Fori Athletics; f. Green. Milwaukee; Charles Heard
Minneapolis: L. L. Shreve. 81. Paul: w. A NourAc'
New.IIayen F.. Terricn. Hartford w Pagan j. J. BAY
IL Srllth aud +. Mann. Worcester j. NJ Lys;on ana
IT, Burns. Newark II. f. Mace. Snspended-by Hart
ford: C.. T. wmAlcman. Washington: Jerry oBr!en
Meadyllle: Al Mays.