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PROSPECT OF COPYRIGHT LEGISLATION.
LITTLE CHANCE - FAVORABLE ACTION TIL 5
sEssION-THr PIRATES STRENGTH
LINING THEMSELVES

Washington April II ,~pcciall.-FrcndS Of the
Copvright bill whJ have recently visited Washington
do not appear to have found much ground upon which
TO base Il hope Of early and favorable action by the
Iimi-c of Representatives. some Of the member, who
VIII vote for the h If 1t be- brought to that t'st seem
to bee inert and Indifferent. while other, are Of the
opiulon that II may be- found difficult. II not ina
practicable ~ bring the bll 10 a vote at ALL on ac
count ~ the steadily Increasing pressure which Will
be brought 10 bear In favor Of the consideration Of
other matters IN the fate Of which Representatives feel
stronger than they do In the Copyright bill
The enemies Of thai measure are veilant - they
are active and will leave stone nntnrned IN order
TO defeat IT, Unless report, which have recently oh.
tained currency here incorrect. the American pub
Usher. of cheap plratcd editions Of foreign books arc
quietly preparing 10 do thing which II generally
known rnieai weaken the powerful influence which
they have been able 10 exert among certain Repre-
sentative lu opposition 10 the bill The scheme which
is said 10 aioot and well under way but which Is
to be kept under for the present. Is In effect the
formation Of great trust. combine to advance
and control the price II all the cheap libraries OF
reprints. All the detail, Of the plan are not known.
but they said to include an arrangement or agree
mcnt with the great new, companies which virtually
control the circulation and sale Of such publications
throughout the country II such plan should be
carried into cfcc 1t would virtually amount 10 copy.
right all pratcd books published by the Trust
the proccton and profits Of which would be enjoyed
s BY the pirate the 1 S, IS so S%s, Hs G
two House committees. rai nto and Judiciary. there
is not much reason to doibt that ii viii pass the
House If II be brought u vote, but II will pro
woke lively debate and encounter strong and active
opposition.
The publisher of piratsd editions. well of
books upon which the copyright Ia, expired have Il
new grievance In the form Of bill introduced 10y
Chairman bingham, of tho Committee on Post
Offices and rO,irOads. and ivofably reported by him
from that committee The bill change, the classifca
ton and Increases the rate Of postage such books.
which. II issued periodically with date line on the
covers Is most Of them AR. now pas, through the
mails second class matter at the rate Of cent per
pound fraction thereof. II mailed from the publica-
ton Office a news agcn,y. The bill proposes 10
transfer such publications ~ the third class which in.
cludes books. etc. upon which the rate Of postage is
/ cent for each ounces Of fraction thereof.
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4 MILITARY BALL ~ HARLEM

The reception Of Harlem Company Of the list
Regiment the Harlem opera House last night WAS
a brilliant military ball and Of the most note
worthy happenings in the Easter week festivities.
Fully 900 people were present in the handsomely
decorated dancing room. and them were repre-
sentatives Of many OF the leading military organLa-
tons OF the city. The members Of the reception
committee were ,actve) Lieutenant C. y. smith, First
sergeant ". y. Oryer Corporal F. D. L. Walker K. VI.
honorary Colonel ". :. Euen, LeutenantColonel
G. II. Patrick Captain A. VI. Cnderhill, Lieutenant
Colonel H. X White Lieutenant W. y. Philbrick. Floor
Committee-Corporals W. >. Beekman and W. ID.
Youth and Privates J. T.. Carroll, ii. W. saunders
r. +. Cary, L. J. Blauvelt, c. ii. Powers j. ". Nur-
ply. +. j. Fitch L. L. Hubert. Arrange
ents-Lieutenant T. W. Tinpson. Corloral T. f..
Austin Privates i. W. Brsndes. IL. f. Montague c. h..
Among those present Mrs. G. IL. smith, MIS-.
VIII. Orsor Mrs. W. >. Euen Mrs. C.. ii. Patrick MIS-
A. N. Tnderiill Mrs. III. X. White, Mrs W. " Phu-
brick Commodore Philip b. Low. of the Naval Reserve
Miss Low, Lieutenant Christoel Atm REGIMENT Leu
I'd Battery Lieutenant Kalb. I'D Regiment Mrs kalb,
". +. Edgerley. I'D Regiment Lieutenant Crane.
Colonel Leo I'D Regiment, LieutenlntColo James
\. Dennison. Major D0wne>, Captain \. 1. Francis.
Lieutenant Francis Lieutenant |. y. GOldng, Captain
Wright u. GOss Lieutenant Frank keck cN-Adlntano
T. : Tildcn Captain Charles Kennedy and Lieutenant
Ward. Of the list Regiment captain Daniel Neshett
Lieutenant Nesbctt and ordnance sergeant J. Watson
Cochran, of the IN Regiment: Lieutenant ID: IL.
knapp, T. :. A.. Corporal william r. tOAfOm. LIEU
tenant T.. p Moore. captain l.. Frank Barry and
sergeant Major George ii. Nanne's, Of The Old Guard
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CHANGES ~ THE WORLDS FAIR BILL
4 NAvAL REVIEW TO BE HELD Is NETWORK
Ray IN APRIL. 1903


wa,hnSton April IL tspecah.-ChicaSo got her
case through the senate Committee on the Ouadfo-
Centennial Celebration of the Discovery OF America
with little difficulty at this mornings meeting ana
senator Ilawlcy reported the House bill with Few
rortart amendment, at the close ~ the session
hl, afternoon The only change made IN the section
which provides for financial guarantees requires that
the showing mad hy the local director, must be sat
iactory to the General Commission appointed by the
rcsdcni and that the subscriptions mus, be suihclen
I'm amount 10 insure the receipt II AT least <'opoooo
The amendment Of senator Danlcl was hot thrown
overheard entirely but Tie date Of the naval review
go. ,,,,.-.d q, ,nril 1-na 10 avoid any conflict with
no ,-,.ytu ceremonies AZ Chicago in October. So
The CluMbu, statue Is also t. hc unNcli"' IN wash
i,,,.n IN Nprll I-n3 and the proposed ~ mortal hall
here /, dropped altogether 40 appopil non ], nlHu'
for the naval review. which Is 10 take lac" IN ~"
YORK. harhor the mcn.of simply altering together
AT Hampton Roads. That Will hc left to another
Consrrs| General IIawlcy Will have charge oi ne
I'M nm the senate and he hope t. have II passed ana
returned 10 the House next week.
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JTDGE BARRETT AS 4 REFEREE.

The hall Of the College Of the city Of NcwYork
crowded last night the sixth Shepard prize debate
WAS held the platform were Judge Barrett. WIN
acted a, referee President Webb w j. Pync president
of Clonla Literary Society. and Charles \. Biodck the
president 81 hrcnoco~ma Literary Society The subject
~ the debate Resolved. That annexation 81
Canada effected anicaby and at distant date would
proye undesirable to the United states" Charles A.
nrodck 80 and James C. Biowcr 30 both Of Phrcno-
cosma supported the Affirmative. and Max j. kOhl"r,
30 and A. .ioss Jacobs 80. Of Cona spoke for the
negative Judge Barrett decided that Mr.. Jacob, had
won the prize Destinations given by Albert Berg
clionio and Emil ooldmark. 90. Phrcnocosmia The
college eee and banjo clubs both reflected credit upon
themselves by their assistance the evenings enter
tanmrnt
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GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

baltimore Aprl li-Bs,norc and Boston crossed bat,
I'm two games to-day. In tho hr>t game the Baitmores
with the assistance Of fielding took the lead In III,
rfih inning and held 1t thereafter. Tho score was AZ
follows:
T T.. ,an ..... Q . Q 3 9.
Observation-Disclosures TO- Boston 8? -Baltimor,
g. Boston :, Pitchers Baker and Ciark>oa. Umpire
Lawrence.
In tho second game tho batteries changed Shaw
wa, wli and unsteady Boston took the lead in the third
inning The great shors,op work OF Long capt,ated the
spectators Tucker the first base OF last seasons Ba
moro team was applaudcc each time he went 10 bat The
weather was clear but cool for baseball Attendance.
5000 The ~ follows
baltimore ...-..........-.-.'..-- ! ga
Bc-ton ..--.---..--'' '''.-- -
Ba,chits- Baltimore 9. Boston Errors Baltimor: 8
and McGarr
st Louis April 1.-THE local enthusiasts had again
to-day opportunity to patOnire brotherhood or Ma
tcnal Agreement baseball At Sportsman Park the ST.
Louis Association and Chicago League crossed
The Chicago men PLAYED poorly and beaten with
by the home nine. The
S & nSS'~ e a. L h2~~ 8 9 g S-ia
Raschits- s. Louis -. chicago T. ErsoEs-s, Louis outs
pires"Mr 1Desn,ott and Hunt
The Broth, rhood contest between the Chicago
and Cleveland teams. and Chicago won easily. after
oncsdcd game had been stumbled through. The seorc
was as follows:
cE!sssS r. r. Li D. ; 3 . tt -'s
Da,ehits-ChIcago Is. Cleveland Frrors-Chicago
8 cleveland ) rtchcrs-Barton ard Bakely. Umpircs-
Cuthbeft and DAVIS
Cincinnati April 1.-THE Cincinnati League and
Columbus Association teams played to-day. and the home
club won easily. outbattng and outacldng Its rivals.
The
Cincinnati a. t}-. 2 Q ia
Ba,ehits-C incinnatl IS Columbus q Errors--Cin-
cinnau J. Columbus l. Pitchers-Duryea and Gastrght.
Umpire McQuadc
Philadelphia April 1.-The Philadelphia League team
N he ncid nd ated
the Hamilton nine rather easily by this score:
rh .ld,d IN. L' 3 Q d-s
Basehits-P Philadelphia 7. Hamilton g. Errors-Pha.
dclplia l. Hamilton :. ritchcrs-.Inks aud Hudson.
lmplo-Curry.
Warrington. April 1.-THE Whshington club to-day dc.
feat d the Cuban Giants by the following score:
wsehinss,,;oa" ,, .....'........'. q 9-2i
Basehts-w Washington II. Cuban Giants 7. Errors
Nichols. Sto,cy and ,tiamp Umpire
Baltimore April ll.-Monaser Barne has not received
any answer Manager Powers OF the Rochester
CLUB in regard To The challenge OF Barnc for
between the Rochester and Baltimore clubs for the entire
gate receipt, and foi from $500 to 80 900 a side.
Townsend, OF the Baltimoies, not sundcenuY ~
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INTERSTATE COMMERCE DECISIONS

Washington, April 11.s-Thc Interstate Commerce
Commission by SIR. Bragg, Commissioner. today de.
cidcd two cases Of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange
against the Illinois Central Railroad Company and
seventeen others. and the Cincinnati Ncw.Orcans and
Texas Pacific Railway Company and ten others. in
volvng relative rcas0nablcncs, Of rates cotton from
interior points in the cotton growing country to New
Orleans, and relative rates compressed and unconl-
pressed cotton 20 Northern and Eastern mills relative
methods of trans pOrtatiOn. and competition of different
line, In opposite directions. The points decided arc
too numerous 10 summarize but the Commission cor
reefs, by adjustment. the relative rates Jackson
Miss and Meridian 10 New Orleans and Ovcrrulcs the
complaint all other grounds.
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A HEAVY STORM AND GREAT WARMTH.

4 storm Of considerable intensity j, central to-
night in south Dakota. Unusually high temperatures
prevail in the central valleys extending nOrthwart
10 South Minnesota and south Dakota. y decided
tall Of temperature has however, set in from tia
Northwest and the temperature gradient is sharply
marked In Minnesota and south Dakota that the
thermometer records range Of thirty degrees be-
tween adjacent stations with corresponding bsrome,gs
gradient.
Wind veOcteS reported on the eastern side 81
the storm Of - miles per hour southwest AT Cit
csgo on the southern, (, miles southeast al Fort
Elliott Texas. the western A. miles west Al,
Rapid City. Oak. and the northern side. 80 miles
north AZ Moorhead, Mimi
signal, for high winds have been ordered for tho
lakes and warnings sent out Of severe local storms
In south Dakota. south Minnesota, Iowa and Eastern
NCbra >ka. Tie storm l. moving slowly Il The east.
ward and Will h. accompanied by high winds in In.
iisna. lllinoi, and Missouri to night and tomorrow.
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RE4PING As ONE SONS.
Mr.. MOODY TALKS ABOUT JACOB AND DERN
IDOLS.

IDOLS
The announcement that Mr.. Moody wouli preach
his last sermon in the Collegiate Church. Ffth
ave and Twenty -nnthst.. Yesterday after
noon, was sufficient to attract unusually large
CONGREGATION. His lecture was on the character OF
jacob Jacob. he said. always rcapcH what he sowcn'
IL am thankful he added that God called Him
self the Cod &: Jacob. There aIc many objectionable
things in the life Of Jacob. used to wish that all
characters in the Bibe like Daniel. and Joseph
and Elisha But now the wisdom OF not having
them all perfect. In that case We should be dis
couraged. Put we see in Jacob our own 1ho''eraphs'
We could find 100000 Jacobs in NewIork where we
could find one Joseph. The Johns. the Abralams' inc
Josephs are scarce, hut the Jacobs are pcn'u"'
One thing is certain. God Will make every man reap
what he sows Yon that by studying Jacobs
life Kebecca loved Jacob, and Isaac loved Esa'i
That will create trouble IN house. Rebecca,
instead Of letting God work out the plan OF Jacobs
inheritance, helped 1t along herself JACOB was d
chip Of the mothers block. )ic deceived MS iathef'
Mothers you should be careful what YOU say 10 your
boys. Be CAREFUL Of the examples You SCI thcni:
Jacob got the birthr9ht by piece OF iascanls bus
he paid Tor il 10 900 tines is price God coiiauGa
Jacob to barry his idols. What glorious day IT ~onid
Ne need no, 60 10 India and China 10 find idols.
You'll find as many idols in Fiftliave. as in any
stIeet in this country. How many people worship
the golden calf. How many cry. Please give ne
pleasure Let dig a grave for our idols as did
Jacob. Jacobs rcaring time came in due order my
friends IIis sons deceived him about Joseph. as he
had deceived his fahr. Sow a lie. and YOU VIII
,eap lie Tell your servant that il anybody calls.
am not a: home.' and il Will not be long III that
s Sss Serk about goods viii Je lied to in tu
wan, a revival Of righteousness. Let us look at our
homes. Let DO as tod wishes. and our lives VIII
be full Of peace
Mr. Moody viii close his meeting in the central
part Of the city with three sermons at Association Hall
10 men only lie vii, preach this evening
daniel at O'Clock; tomorrow afternoon at BIS
O'clock on Sowing and ReapiDg." and again at
q O'clock Mr. stcllins will be assisted by chorus
Of male voices Tickets NAV be secured at Associa-
ton Hall.
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Earned runsJer.ey CITY Rroo.yn H. First .. bas4
Jersey CITY . brooklyn = Struck ogtIMcnuck,n, van
Alstnc shechan co. Dowd. Hughes Stal.Ings hi,e on
balls-On Wheeler McDermott J. oil fitzgerald l. on
mashcs l. on Lovett 4. stolen 0a-s-. Kcary Burns
Stll!nes Base hit--OG Wheeler on McDermou .: on
Brro'A oil Fitzgerald = OIL Hughes s on LsNS. D.
pi,y~Smh, Foutz. Van Astine. Brady housscy
r,dv Van Ai,,ine Thrre.base hlts-O' Brien. Forfz,
,'oihhiu Two.ha.c hts-Burdock. Cook, Collin, 81,
Uurn. Foutr Pinkncv. Sacrifice hits-Kcary, Rou'sey
Shechan Pnfncy. CorAhin ~. smith. Hit by pitcher,
Burdo,t O'Brien l.oyett VIA ptch-tlkReftld.
Pa,,,,l iall-Cook Umplrc-J. Hills Time OF game
2.0j.
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INCREASE ~ POSTAL RECEIPTS.

Washington, April IL The following statcmc1t pre-
rared al the Postonlcc Department shows the gross
receipts at some Of the principal possibilities fof the
ouarter ended March 81. 1900 and the per cent Of
increase over the corresponding quarter of last year
cents omitted
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THE UEATHER REPORT.
FORECAST TILL ) p. VI. SATURDA

FORECAST TILL : p. NJ SATURDAY.
Washington April ll.-For gland Eastern
New-YorA Eastern Pcnn>,N ania and New-Jersey, iar.
much warmer brisk westerly wind, shifting TO south.
eastcrly and becoming high the coast.
For Delaware Maryland. Virginia and North Carolina.
fair. much
For Western NcwYork and West m Pennsylvania,
fair much warmer.
The Upper River Will rise. The Lower Nlssls.
sippi will remain stationary.
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TO PREPARE A SILVER BILL.

Washington April 11.-Charman Dlnelcy has ap
pointed the special committee ordered by the Repuh
ncan caucus last night 10 prepare a silver bill for
the consideration Of the caucus next Monday night
The members the eight Republican members Of
the Coinage Commiticc-namcly. Chairman Congei
iowa, Wiokham (Ohol. Walker Massachusetts,
Carter fMontana) Comstock (Mlnncsot,I. Bartine
(Nevada) Knapp New York;. Taylor nllnois). aud
the following additional members Mckinley (Ohioj
Cannon 1Ionois) Baync PENNSYLVANIA. McKcnna
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PLENTY OF BASEBALL.
THE NETWORK LEAGUE CLUB AGAIN
LOSES.
hollow VICTORY FOR THE BkoohLiN
BROTHERHOOD TEAM-THE SCORES.

BROTHERHOOD TEAM-THE SCORES
The second game at the Polo Grounds Yesterday
between the New-York League and Rochester chos
was spirited contest. but the result was rather us
couraging to the friends OF the home tcan Kochester
has good team OF plucky, energetic players Dun
the team is not one to defcat new orks Tptesen~
tive League nine two days IN succession "' iea,'
that is what the 800 spectators present seemed to
think Burkett pitched his first game for the home
tcam but his inaccurate delivery handicapped his work.
considering his support, his work was anything but
good Zen bases called balls wouldn't do In
modern baseball. Glasscock payed Ills nrst game
and usual showed that ne Is one OF Tile greatest
ballplayers the world has ever proau'eu. na''e'tS
u,.r,pr was remarkable both at the bat and in the
a.ld Greenwoods second base play has probably
seldom been excclled. Lyons made the hit in the
tenth inning which brought in the winning run The
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PLEA FOX TIE BERDAN sHARr>HoorERS.

Washington. April II t>pccial.-"cncral Hiram
Hcrdan today offered a petition In the House Of
Representative, which recalled the eminent service
performed by the companc, Of sharp,hootcr' when
he raised during the Of the Rebellion. These
eighteen companies. he says we're rec rued IN tn
Mates ~ Maine. New Hampshire. Vermont. New
York Pennsylvania Michigan. Wisconsin and Mime
sofia but practically treated as belonging I" Inc
Regular Army d the United states The two rcgi
mcnts which they formed had no state Organization
Drd were not credited ~ the stale quotas congress
has nov undcr consideration the erection OF monu
Incnt, on the battle 'icd Of Getty sbirk 10 All th'
re- uar troop, who fought there. ana "chcI hcrnhn
al, that the two sharp shooter regiments. which lost
heavily In that battle and did important duty. be IN
,ludcd among the Regular Army organizations The
pcition was referred 10 the Committee on Appropria
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Two out in last inning.

New-York q Id
Earned runs-New-York 3. Rochester, rlrs. t oaie
By errors-New York 2 Rochester First pas on Ya
H. Rochester struck ou-By Barr D. by bu snsep
unmr run-IIornung 1wo-base hts-Eiasrco'k oien'e
Grimm tirconwoo Phillips stolen bases erhan -
as.cock Clarke KNOWLES DoPe3H rie Sn'es
O'Bren and Philips sacrifice h.s.-Barr Me ix co,
Mild p.tch,s-I.arr - Burkett . PasSea Vas-'''n
l. Cmprc-Qulnn. Time Of ganie-Z:lo
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THE sILCOTT DEFICIT TO DE MADE GOOD.
Washington, April 1.-THE President to-day ap-
proved the act making an appropriation to supply the
deficiency occasoncd by the defalcaon in the Office
of the late Sergeant Arms.
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Earned runs-B,,.kl vn J. Newark l. Frs, base on
Brooklyn newark & First base on oasIbrooS
q Struck out-IIrooklyn .. Newark D Stolen nases
Brooklyn 6 Newark > Home rln-Fieds Iwo.oase nh
smith Trplc ADDITIONALLY teIhaldt ana OBflrh' nt
bv pifchetTFicid- wild ptchos-Toole . Umpire
Valentine. Time Of game-l 40.
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BONDS OFFERED AND ACCEPTED

Washington. April 1.-THE following bond offers
were accepted at the Treasury to-day:
Registered lpurs- ~. 500, ~ 900. $500, 10000 at
1872 coupon four and one halls ~ 600 III 100 at
100 =; registered four and one hafs-Sa $50 $3.50
at lO3 L..
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rouRTm.cLAss PosrMAsTERs APPOINTED.

Washington, April 11.rFourhclas postmastcrs were
to-day appointed as follows New-Yorl-J G. Riggs.
Nclsonville: j. Church. North Galway J. r. Lewis
Oran J. Il. Mitchell. South Erin: b. r. CogswelI.
Venice. Ncw.JerseyW. Helm, Springtown Con.
necticut-J NJ CUNNINGHAM Mechauicsville.
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The BROOKLYN Association and Newark clubs played
an interesting game at Rdeewood Park yesterday IN
the presence Of about 800 spectators Inc suDsu'u
ton of Pitcher Dooms for Oberlander IN inc seVeh'
inning defeated Newarks chances. Triple pay
hv rennery f;erhardt and O'Brien was one OF the
rom,rL,hlc features OF the game. The score was
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California;. Perkins (kansas HENDERSON tio"a' "'''
McCCnaS Maryland. <.-
The committee held its first meeting this afternoon
and were In secret session for several h"urs'
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In the diagram continuous line the barometer
fluctuations YESTERDAY observed at the United ss.es
Signal Service station this city The dashes ndlcass
temperature noted at Perry's Pharmacy sun Buil1hs
Tribune Onicc. April II, 4. m.-Fair weather pe's"'
Yesterday with rising barometer and winds shifting ron
northwestcily westerly and abang and with very 20"
humidity The PEI ranged between SO and % de-
grces the i3 being 0s lower than on the corr
responding day year and 81 lower than Thursday
In and near this city to-day, there VIII pioosoN w
IA
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There Will he five games In this neghborhopd to-
day: The New York League and Williams College
tCams AT the Polo Grounds, the New York Players
cub and the For,ham College nine AT Brotherhood
Park the Brooklyn League and Rochester teams AZ
Washington Park. the BROOKLYN Players and Phila-
dclphia slOna, al Atlantic Park, and the Jersey
Cv and BROOKLYN Association teams at Oakland Park.
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
san Francisco. April H. 1890
Y Yesterday. To. da,


complets schedule OF fast trains 10 Baltimore and
Washington operated by the jersey Central Reading and
b. ana D. All trains run through, and equipped with
Pullman paror and sleeping cars. Punctual service.
Station foot Of Liberty-st
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Washington April II (specian.Thc House to day
hccan the consideration of the contested election case
Of Waddill against Wise OF the lid Virginia District.
This is case in which the Democratic minority Of
the Elections Committee reached the conclusion that
neither Waddl nor Wise elected while the ma
i,rfy maintains not only that Wise was not elected.
iut that Waddiil elected. In the fac of tn"
unanimou, dcci ion Of the Elections Committee AGAINST
him however Mr.. Wise Ia, continued To exercise tho
Junction, and enjoy the privilege, Of = Kcpr'scn
Iativc I'm Congress II Wa, III, vote on Monday which.
before Mr.. Law Ter. Of Illinois. changed h> Not" from
the affirmative the negative caused the dcic,t, Of
the Dependent Pension bill
Mr.. Lacey and Mr.. O'Ferra In beginning the de
ate 10 day supported the solution Of the minority
Mr. OFcrall. however. began discussion OF the
ton I'm which Mcssrs. Morse aud trccnhalgc, of
Massachusetts, and r. Il. Taylor. Of ohio. took part
and finally the main question was entirely ignored
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covered from effects of spider bite 10 engage In ~
games Of to-day and tomorrow with the Boston League
At Richmond-Richmond TO- Paterson 2
At Hartford-Hartford 10, Metropolitan a.
At NewHaven-New. Haven 10, Amherst g.