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oRourte Struck out-HatneidL Kssts C7,. LAIkln,
Tsbeau (7) Twitohell, o Brion, Browning (2), wild
pItohos-Kesfe Il o'Brien. a Cmpires -GunnnS and
MAttheWA Time i:oS. Attendance, 9,tT+
BROOKLYN II. LIZ 8: P1TTsBURaH Up. L., 4.
Ned Hanlon's Pittsburgh team were away of
In their fielding during the early mart Of the
game on the Eastern Park grounds yesterday,
and the errors that were made by Fields and
Kuehne were responsible for four Of the runs
that Wards men scored. The visitors then
settled down TO their work, and the contest got
interesting NJ tho Smoky City players began
their run getting and were close upon their
opponents. but the Brook Nn team got q streak
OF batting In the last two Innings, and clinched
their victory by adding three more runs to
their account staley. the visitors pitcher.
was hit very hard from start to finish. but
most OF the BrooKlTns' hits were 80 badly
scattered that they would have counted for
Quinn's catching was very poor. The score:
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Rnae Bnll Notes.

In the eame at Erastua to day the batteries will bs:
Jersey CITY Fitzgerald aud Murphy. Washington
Phillips and Riddle
Brooklyn and Columbus will play two games at Ridge
wood to-day Tho rut will DO called at II A. NJ and the
second at4P VI. Tho Brooklyn boys are playing good
ball and anxious TO senu tie columbus deleRA
ton away without victory
retS made pretty double play IN the ENme at Ridge
hand and returned TO second base In time to catch
who had started for home IL WAs the prettest
play seen In this vicinity this season
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En,nesworth Knocks Gu, Kelnher.

SAN FH.NCrsCO May 2A-Drnny Kelliher OF Boston
and Joe RIlngsworth Of Los Augelss middle weights
fought hfty rounds at tho Golden Cato Athletic CLUB
last night for purse OF SlouL Eelther Was knocked
out IN tho httieth round, EnRsworth did most OF tho
leading throughout the fight which on the part of Ke
ihct ~G. TatIy one lie trcd 10 get In knock cut
kslihers nose aud mouth IN the sixteenth round and
BY AbbnE 50 weakened the B0slOnAn that In Tho
third round ho WAS knocked through Tho rOpeB and in
ne ortyssSspih was ASSISTED 10 lis seat by HE second
a short right handler on tho Jaw In tho ninth
round sent Inn 10 the noOr and from that time on no
Was at the mercy Of EllinRswor'h who knocked him
In MS favor. ~
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Lehlgh Wins ,he CONTEMPORARIES,

BErHLEBHA May n-Prnceton'S lacrosse team wal
badly dofeHted day by Lohgh for tho college cham
pionShip OF tho United States Tho score was goals
TO !. The game was intervening and Some brilliant
playing was shown. Cope and NossnRn won the game
for LehiEh The playing Uf Rope Payne, and Nossnian
0tPrncston wAS excellent Tho leans were as follows
PTnOotOn-fAyn0 goal Graham point; ChAnin.
cover pCnL; TAYLOR hrst defence Miner second de-
fence; Voorhees, third defence; AmeS centre; Poo
third attack hcClATIon second attack; Palmer Hrst
attack; PhiniEy. outside home Rigs, home.
LehlRh-BlunL goal: Grammar, point: HAWKING
cover point DepmSn arst defence; ho1smAn, second
horst third attack Cape second attack Hanka trst
attack, Reese. outside home; Gjertsen home
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The annual hsld meeting OF tho Actors Amateur Ath.
etic Association OF America TO DO held at Manhattan
Athletic club grounds on Thursday. June IL promises
TO DO great event Al tho foremost athletes uf the
In.
scratch race OF 100 yards for the cham OF
the profession will be event that will attract much
attsunSn Valuable PTiIes Till 90 offered to enmpsh
for some OF the hIBL second and third prizes Entries
oloss a. the club % West TWSntysiEhh street. Wed
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Won I.engerke Rrnta linen.

Tho inanmate target match between o. Won Len.
Eerke and arro linen at 100 standard blue rocks each
took place the grounds Of tho South Gun Club
hNewark yesterday afternoon Tho stakes were $50 a
side Won LenEerke won easily by score OF 70 to IS.
The result OF RweepstakeH ami team shooting IS
standard blne rocks was: BrientnalL ~ Hobart ~
Orton 49, Beam, 10; e. Hobart, Is; !. II Terr, out
Of
Second 9weepStakss at 10 pair Of STANDARD blue rocks
BrientnAll -; Beam Ii: orion. .: Whitehead. g.
The match between u. Won LenRerke and H. linen at
IS blue rock each. Won Iengerke won by ~ 10 10
Team match, teams OF three. Is blue rocks each
brentnA rs Hobart ls Terrill. ~: total 81 beam,
Is; Whitehead ~; OrtOn, Is, total 81.
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CRICKET.


Yesterday at Prospect Park the first teams OF the
Metropolitan District Cricket League opened the season
on the Manhattan wicket and splendid game was tho
result the East finally winning by - runs and wckes
10 spare T. PrendsrRAst played very emo inning for
the East and contributed 81 mot ou In good style lie
was missed badly when he had reached his double but
that was tho only fault Of his innnEH j. g. Davis also
hit hard for 70 For the West J. f Roberts played in
first GLASS form for and c. H. Ellis hit freely for his
score Of a. J. D. Rourke and J. Munro also reached
double figures NJ R. Cobb and A. smedIey did the best
bowling for the East Tho bowling for tho West
very poor and might been better There
were between 500 and 4Uo people on the ground
Tho
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Pittsburgh Changes.

PirrspuRcH. May 2&-Director o'Eell. with Pitcher
Gray and JoneA left for the East last night to Join tn
Pittsburgh Club in Philadelphia Mr.. oNeili expects
make several chanReS and now trying to secure Da
rympo from Milwaukee
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Jake Cole Wins a Championship In Ten
Hounds.

Jake Cole OF Staten Island and Jack Golden OF Brook
Nn fought ten very hard rounds early hour YES
terday morning ats resort IN south BROOKLYN The lads
fought with skin RloVrS for the championship Of the
down town ferries They weigh about II pounds each
Golden Was knoehod out 10 tho tenth round hyILiGht
the night from the sArt and his admirers who bet on
Nun carried him from the ring lfer ho vas DECLARED
the victor, About sixty parsons UinSBted the MILL Anu
purse OF $40 was subscribed for the winner.
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The Central Gun f.Inh

LoSG BRANCH, May 2+-The members OF the Central
Gun Club held shoot to day for tho silver cup
offered by John * Iioey for tho best shot Each man
shot at seven birdS Tho following SCORE made
Charles Morris Edward Reid. and Frederick Beaie, Z;
William d. Campbell. William G. Price Charles Wool.
Icy Edward +. Ta6er =. HartT Price and Jephtha Van
Dyke u; william Barker. rhilip DAILY. lr. William p.
Iaher, and Elisha West rhce. s; Frederick q. Loen
William K Jolino and John L. Price. T. Charles " DOL.
ley and William d. Campbell faced traps at q ma
AZ line BIRDS for $40 side. each to shoot ak
birds Woolley Killed birdp and won the Atch as
Mr. Campbell only brought down four.
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EAST vs.. WEST.
SKCONn TRANS,

The East Rad much the best Of the weat tho game
Of the second teams tho Kings county wicket Ths
nne innings Of A. Soon was the feature of the match
He bAttod In excellent form going in frs; and
his bat out whom capt MAnloy declared tho innipgs
closed at eight wickets down. T. snogrove's IL Waa
the only other double figure In this match Is bowling
was also very good + 5 Greene and i. /. FoEh did
rnaly ending In drawn game. The score
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Tho Attendance Yesterday.
g ameH To-day,

AMERICAN ASsoCIAIoH
Brooklyn va ColumbuL at RidGswood FArk-A n.
and r. VI,
Rochester vs. Toledo, at Rochester
Syracuse We Louisville. at Syracuse
Athletic w. St Louis ~ Philadelphia
ATLANTIC LSEOcIATOH
Jersey City vs. Washington, at EraBtinL g. l.
Newark va Baltimore, at Newark.
OTHER GAAkA
Senators Va Oiympics, at Recreation Park.
Riyersldes vs. IAwthoTneL at Recreation Park a. M
AlerIOn We KeopeTS at Monitor Park,
Greenpolnt Athletics vs. Acules, at Atlantic Park
RmerAdB vs. Clinton A. G.. at West Chester.
Tiger Va - Joseph Lyceum, at New Dorp
hontKomeryB Va PHliBAdeG at Long Island Park.
LenoL vs. fOrdhAm College, at FOrdhAm.
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PRiSCEroS May 2L-iae won the shooting contest to.
day from Princeton. Little interest taken in It.
owing to tho excitement attending the morning events
and base ball games Williams amt Philips shot well
for Princeton but the work OF Adams. 81 poor he
missing rocks In succession and breaking only IL
OF 81. The score was Us 10 ~ In favor OF Yale. -
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RechsS,er...."..o o 9 o l-e
Sacrifice hits-KnowleA O'Bren. Earned runs-Roch.
ester. 2; Toledo, Twobase hit-Aiyord. Three base
hit-Alyord. Homo run-CalihAn. Pr.t base on balls
RnowieA Greenwood. Stolen bases-LyonH Phillips
out-By Calihan, 9; by smith. a Passed oAlls--Nc.
Reough Left on Observation-Disclosures. 3; Toledo, 3. Time
-2:55, Umpiro-ShermAn. Attendance, XIV.
ATHLETIC. 4; at LOUIS
PHILApELrHIA, May 24-Thn st Louis team were do
Cat IA " he n
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Totals. ...Sl227 II 2 Totals,
swimming run made with two men out.

Boston. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES . . o . o-s
Earned runs Chicago. s.; Bostona g. Two base hits
Latham. 0'Seili Pfoier. Darling. Stovey CO. Quinn (2
Three base hitrnDarlinR Nash stolen bases-o'Se!l.
Brown, Nash First base on bAlB-By kinG 3: by Daily,
Q; by Kroy, 8 First base on errors-ChicaRo hos.
ton Hit BY pitched bal-o'Neiil Passed balls
o'Neil, rtsiGer. Darling Boyle t2l Brown. Double
plAys-LAthAm and Pfeifer. Umpirea-FerRuson aud
holberL Timo-2o5 Attendanee-a53o.
PHILADELPHIA tr. L. 10; BUFFALO a. LIS.
PHuApEtPHiL, May H.-The Philadelphia (P. L. Club
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Earned rpns-Brooklyn, % Pittsburgh; Iet on
Van Haltren. !: on Staley struck ont-By Van Hal.
IeAch{ Cook. Van naltrsn, Quinn Home r9nIBsck.
T6ree.bAso hit-orr TwooAse hitS-vAn Haltren,
Bauer. Stolen baseS-Joyce. Ward Mclehchy On
vaner. Hit by pitchor-Joycs Beckley. Fields I'm.
pires-KniEht and Jones Time-i 50. AttondAnce-oe7.
CHICAGO n. ~, o; bosroS (E Ll a
Bosror May 2A-Comiskey's "terrors" snAtched .
game from Kelly suREsrs in the ninth inning to-day
after two were out. The score
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At NeWlrk-StAr AthIetIc0, 5: West BerGen.
AT Yonkers-Y. ". q. A. Athletics 10; Volunteers 4
Employees Yonkers ktAtesman as YonEers Herald ~
men
AZ walden. y. Y-walden. ~; Eastman College T.
AZ New Brunswick-rnlonA 10; SAgamoreE g.
~ Observation-Disclosures Asylum II; Manhattan
A. T., q
AZ Port Jervis-Port JervtG 10; Metropolitan. II.
A. STANDARDIZATION College. .; Colgate univer.
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ELPHIA IN. u, 8; FIrTsBuRGH Il. L). 8
PHiLApELPHIA May 2t-The Pittsburgh IN. LIZ team
played . good game to-day, but nevertheless were
4afeRtad
PITTSBURGH Il. ~

Kuns OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u; FittsburRh, B. Two
Mayer iisck:, DouOlS Il1y.SiIen and NoGsTlsy
pitched bAll-Iecker. Umpire-AoQuaid. Time-l:<&
CINCINNATI n. L,). 7; BOSTON Il. L. Z.
BosroN. May 2%-The BostonB lost today Rame with
Cincinnati because of inability to bat when hits
needed The score:
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PHItApEirHIL, May 24.-The Philadelphia Up. L. Gu
won to-day. Tho acore:

Wood Twob hits-Haddock wae Mulvey Three.
4 hsTan stGen Sans Ss
Sey ~ FoEsE!y First base on ballSaPhisdephia =;
Buffalo. g. Wild pitchos-HAddock. struck out-IoV
~. shannon ilagan Rowe Wise Umpres-GA1neY
and DoMeS Timo-2:l0.
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> BAse ball ErAstlnA f l.. Wild West grounds Cham.
ponShip Jersey C!Ey vs. Washington To day I p. ~.
-LIn
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~ stsib 2. by Mnlst. q BY Pagan, FIRST base on
errors-Hhftord II newark B Hit by pltoher-hiller,
Fields Struck out-MoDermott Doona. Pagan Moore
Stab Left on bases-Hertford, :; Newark, a. Double
aud Fields Tims-iSO Umpire-Mahoney. Attend.
Ance-bCO.
JERsrr CITY. 4; wAsHiNoroNS
The Jersey City Club yesterdays ESmo At Jersey
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GREAT DAY FOR BASE BALL
lLL OF OUR HOME CLUBS COME OUT
VICTORIOUS.

The Attendance SOmewhnt Inproved, buttt
Ia 0tiII Not what II Should ue-The
winners and Loners-Gospip.
The championship games In the four leading
associations yesterday resulted as follows:
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York. 8: Chicago. 8.
Brooklyn. z; ClevelRnd,9 8.
Philadelphia, 0: Pittsburgh. 9.
Cincinnati, Z; Boston, Q.
THE PLAYERS LEAGUE
New York. @; Cleveland. o.
Brooklyn, 8; Pittsburgh, 4.
Chicago, o; Boston. g.
Philadelphia, 10: Buffalo, 8.
THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Brooklyn. 8: Columbus. l.
Syracuse, 4: Louisville. 8.
Toledo. 7; Rochester, q.
Athletic. 8; St Louis, 4.
THE ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
Jersey City. 4; Washington. 8.
Worcester. II: Wilmington. Z.
Newark. o: Hartiord,O.
New Haven. q: Baltimore, I.
TIE INTERCOLLEGIATE ASSOCIATION.
Princeton, 1: Yale, 0.
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genes a ii and Z Admission IS esntS.~IdV.

A. Atlantic Park. GreSnpoinL AthlstieS Va Original
AsEass Admission. 10 eOnti-Adv.
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Ray Tate Baker. First base on balS-McKee Tsrrien
Baker. o'Rourke, Ray. First base on errors-New
Haven a Struck out-Lang. TorIien, Mack worriok
sommer. Baker Double playsItanE TeIrien, and
Umpire-Corcorhn. Time 40.
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Left on bAses-YAle 3: Princeton, 2. Two-bass hit
Watts, Double play-Mocung and Mcbride Struck
out-By Stagg G. by Young. stolen bnbo-Onsley.
Passed balls BrUkaw L. Poole umplres-Messts.
Duffeld and Peters Time-l;S 80.
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CHICAGO tS L-).

Chicago .'....:.......,...0 "a
Earned ruus-Sew York ,; Chicago. l. First base by
eTrorB-Sew York. Il Chicago. y. Left on bRseB-Eow
YORK. 10; Chicagoa First base on bAllS-or Ruse 8;
OF CouRhin, l. Struck out-By Rusio 8: by CouRhn.
2. Two base hts-BASsett t Three base hit-Burkott.
sacrifice hits Burns Arson Stolen bases-EBterbrook,
Clarke en-. Double plAy-Clarke, BRBsett and Ester
brook: Hit by pitcher-Buckley. Umpires-Zachares
and PowerA Tme-l:3a
BROOKLYN IN. L.. 7; CLEVELAND IN. LIZ 8.
The Cleveland National League Club made
their first appearance OF the season at Wash
inRton Park yesterday. The home team won
first inning, when they touched up Beatin for q
single. a double. a triple. and home run.
During the Tsst o. the game the GlsvelS elan
times few hits punched brought in four moro
runs. Caruthers was fortunate. as what hits
we're made of him were generally badly scat
tered. The fielding Of the visitors was good.
but two Of the players having mispays. Pink
spect for the Brooklyns. The score:
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Monitor Park. wOshAwken. today, AlSrtonS W
Keepora NJ Admission, is cSntA Championship
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Baae Ball. Eastern Park. Monday.
Grand championship EAmS 4 p. n. Brooklyn Va
Pittsburgh (PlSysrs' LeAEusL-Adv.
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NEW YORK IN. L.. 8; CHICAGO IN. LIZ 8.
An old-timo crowd. with great enthusiasm.
greeted Capt Adrian G. Arson and his colts at
the Polo grounds yesterday. 1t was gather
ing the like OF which has not boon seen at those
grounds this season. 1t was reminder OF by
gone days. when thore was but one New York
club and but one Chicago club. Tho upper
stand was freighted down with female lowell
ness. all radiant In handsome spring suits
And such q reception as Arson received! II
must have made the old mans heart throb
with Joy away down to bis Shoes As he came
marching across the field from the club house.
followed by his twelve colts, all abreast and
walking with soldier-like precision. the APP
plause that went up from the 3.174 spectators
was almost deaiening. Old-timers sat In the
grand stand and on the bleachers. and yelled
and threw UP their hats as II they had Just
been infused with q new lease, OF life. No such
SO intel ested was the crowd that It applaud
cd nearly every play. When Arson stepped 70
the bat he had to doff his cap for at least half
q minute In response to the tremendous APP
plause. Burns was aleo given an ovation. he
being recognized as the only player in last
year team now with Anson. The home team
was In q somewhat crippled condition. Dem
ny's arm Ia not yet in condition. HornunR
wrenched his leg In Fridays game. and Tier
nan was Ill. The outileld was q new one com
posed OF Burkett Crane ana Murphy. The
score:
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First base on errors-Iersey City 3: Washington, g.
Left on bsse-Jersoy City. 81 Washington g Two base
hits-Reay, Burdock ~ Van Alstine stolen bases
Bird t2) MI Riddle Double piay-hird aud I'M.
Struck ont-Dooley, Murphy, Riddle, Base on balls
on Ncpermott ~ on MSlonsI 8. umpirs-VSlenIns.
Tlmo-l:2
NV Haven. MAY 2A-Nsw Haven and Baltimore
played magnificent game here this Afternoon. The
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Boston o > o . o o-5
Earned run Cincinnati l. Two. base hit-ReIy Stolen
base;-Benrd: Reilly, Hco. DuryeA, Long hcGArr,
smith. First base on bAllB-Bv DuryeA I. oy Nichols
4 rirst bats on sIISIs-GincinnA; Passed balls
out-By DuryeA \: by SicholN g. Umpire Nc Dermott
Time-I "A AttendAnce-25I2.
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Earned runs Brooklyn. q First base on balls-Ceve,
land. 2: Brooklyn Fir1t base on orrors-CovSlAnd,
3 BROOKLYN. l. Left on bAses.cleyelAnd. 10: brook
I'm struF 0O4n b b
0,Brisn, Collins foutL.. ,PintneX: stolen bases
MoKeAn and veAch sacrifice hits-Burnn tsL Corkhill
&iId' pitehss" caruthsra q; BeStn Passed b aiyE
thinner Cmpr0-Lynch Tmo-l:31 Attendance,
PHILADELPHIA IN. u, 8; FIrTsBURGH Il. Ln 8.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

htNoo eekIl-oNch' w. Sooiebku
iSTEKsTATK LEAGUE (WESrL
AZ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 4; Quincy, 8.
The positions of the clubs In the league with to days
Eame9 10 a. foows: burlington nrsti Evansvile sec.
GaIesourS sixth mo Rvansviien have signed George
hcGnnis as pitcher Although tho matter Ia still
crct be will pitch TO rows game at Evansville Ho
has rendered his resignation as umpire In the Inter.
Browns and was considered nrstclasS
wKsrRRS LKAGuE
Al MilwAukee-Wot Rroundh
A. Des AOineB-Des NOipee Is; Kansas City,
At Minneapolis Minneapolis II; Denver. y.
4 At ST. Paul-Wet grounds.
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Tho Atlantic Association.

Runs eATned-Worcester ~ Two base hiis-CAm.
pion M:s!er Staltr Three base hits1JonsS Cud
~, Nelson, Lynch James GAlgAn John GalliEAn. sac
staln and Wilson. lii by pitcheT-JOnsG Newer
Passed bAllB-WiHon, Il CorcoTAn l. Time-TWo hour1
Umpire-kelly Attendance, 7se.
EKwARK. o; HAArToAD, O
HAHIroHn May 2A-Tho BSrtfordA could not bat MI.
ler's pitching tn day. Tho scors;
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srRAcusr, MAY 2%-on the fourth inning of to.days
lAme Syracuse jumped on pitcher stratton OF Louis
1illN and BriRRR And won Tho

Earned rung-syracuSe, 3. Three,bASo hit-BriRRL
Bases Stolen-Ely Wright, Taylor, Iomuey shennick.
Double pAy-WriRht and Briggs TonueY. Shenneck
and Taylor Base: on hals-%rEnt O. Raymond; Tom
Wolf. Hamburg Raymond; Shenniek C) Tomney.
atrAtton, Ryan az Passed balls-BriRRA 2. wild
pitcheB-Casey. 2: Stratton. ]. Time-l:i5 Umpire
DoSscher. Attendance. Il95.
TOLEDO 7: ROCHESTER, Q.
RocnEs1EE May Alt took thirteen innings to decide
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Hase halI WaahInrton Pam To.aau.

BTooflyn "a Cleveland. Game 81 4F. =. Adm. 5OI
fifth AV. and horse cars direoL-Adp
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L4pELrHIA, May .24-rhe st Louis team were do,

Earned rups-AthIetc. ?; ST. Louis l. Two base hits
Robinson, Mccarthy, Stiys!tr houSls nay".ShHfsr;
| pitches-stiretts . Mcmahon, lit by pitched ball
% BrisE Gittinger. MunyAn. Cmpire-o'DeA Time
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Adjourned
NATE MORNING


AgricuitTai College BW.-H l29 was taken
up as a special order Senator Allen called
for the reading of the bill and then interro-
gated the committee as to the several and
aggregate appropriations carried with his
bill.
Senator Roberts replied to the question in
substance as the public have been hitherto
informed.
Senator Allen wanted to know of the
committee if, as matter of fact, the
bill didn't carry with it an appropriation
of Sl52000.
Senator Peck didn't so understand
Senator Kingsley said he didn't under
stand the bill meant an appropriation; that
if this college went to Rutland, she was
prepared to furnish the necessary funds and
had "A guarantee behind this offer which
meant business. He hoped the bill might
pass.
Senator Smith OF Wndham began TO
argue in behalf of the bill, and was remark
ing the action of the lower house in passing
this bill by so large "A majority, when Sena-
tor Roberts called him to order ON the
point it was parliamentary in debate to
allude to the action of the other house, and
the chair sustained the point.
Senator Smith of Windsor thought the
demands of the iusau" INN seemed al
most endless and, should this bill be en-
acted, the state WOuni men have on its
hands an institution requiring constant
CONTINUED ON EIGHTH PAGe.l
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