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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-17
NOTICE.

s. SPANDAUER'S Store win be CLOSED
on Monday, September 18Th, and Weines-
day. September 24th, on account Of -holli-
day. sill
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ORDERED, This 10Th day OF September,
" 1890. that the sale of the property
mentioned In these proceedings, made and
reported by James ReVell and John Ire
land. trustees, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the 10Th day Of
October ne1t.
Provided copy of this order be inserted
In some newspaper printed In the City of
Annapolis. once In each of three successive
weeks before the said 10Th day OF October
next.
The report states the amount Of sales
to be $8,215 90.
SPRIGG HARDWOOD, Clerk.
True Copy. Test
o15 SPRIGG HARDWOOD. Clerk.
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ForMa1aria, Liver rrou-
bic, or Indigestion, use
BROWN S IRON BITTERS
May Thank Her Stars.

The narrow escape of Mrs. B. H. Scar
les. of Elkhart, Ind, from q premature
death Is wonderful. She states that ''foF
twenty years my heart troubled me great
ly. | became worse. Had smotherlng
spells, short breath. futtering: could not
sleep on my left side, had much Pain In
breast. shoulder and stomach. Ankles
sweIled Had much headache and dizzi-
ness. Treatment did me no good. until
| tried DR.. Miles New Heart Cure and
Restorative Nervine. The first bottle
helped me. and / was soon virtually
cured For sale at the City Drug store.
A fine book on the Heart and Nerves free.
West street, opposite the Bank is het
place to buy your low quarters, button
CATERS, clippers. and ladies' and Misses
ahoaa Of all kinda.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

HAaAEs MAGNOLIA BALM. Removes sunburn
EAn Trseklsg NOsh Patches Can't Be dssseisM
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, Tha
In the subscriber, of Anne Arunde
County, has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Anne Arundel county, In Mary
land, letters testameptary on the per
sonal estate of ELIZABETH NJ. COOK
late of Anne Arundel Co deceased. AL
persons having claims against the said de
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, to tn
subscriber, on or before the
26rH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1890.
They may otherwise, by law, be exclu.
ded from all benefit of the said estate. AL
persons indebted to said estate are reques.
ted to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 25th day o.
April, 1890.
BENJAMIN E. BEVIN,
81 Executor.
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Almanac for Annapolis To-MOrrOw.
Sun Rises, 5.45 Moon Sets S.29 A. M.
Sun Sets, COS HighTide OLA. 9.22 Pm
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Annapolis, W. q b. Railroad.

o.od after June 18th, 1890, passenger trains
VI iesye Annapolis as follows
t.,vK ANNAPOLIS. ARRIVE In ANNAPoLIs
Nj '.....G3 5 a. III. Mail..........--...6 90 q. m
Aeon. ...,S.ST q. 10, Accom.'.'''s;oo q. IN.
49, .05 noon Mail LIB p. m
g.Il.,........85O o. IN. Passenger....b.$o p. m
s-5asv Trains will leave Annapolis at $50 a
: md Assn. m. Arrive 9.5S a. m, and 6.2e p. m.
@nrough Coaches are run between baltimore
81 Annapolis on all the above trains
'grhrolgh freight 20 and from Baltimore every
ny LOca freight Tuesday and Friday at 300
:. 10.
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Ice cold, cream soda at the Central
Drug Store, State Circle. for cents 8
glass.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-17
-. OF ADvERTIsHSS

a-.f IuaertiOn. NI.oUs buUsS-
oas i se2, IS cents Liberal rates e made
4, ..s s2ss q q saaare will constitute i"i
s-ssFe. .,rouncement OF marriages and
'Grli1sry 80, obituary notices viii be eharg-
lsihs ir sSS,,.-hsf the usual rates OF sdVertis'
~. ,..ees and political or special COM
~ 1900. es. cents per line.
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An important discovery. They act on
the liver, stomach and bowels through
the nerves. A new principle. They speedi.
ly cure biliousness, bad taste. torpid liy-
er, piles and constipation. Splendid for
men. women and children. Smallest.
nildest. surest. so doses for % cents
Samples free at j. w. Hodges.
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This Ecl00l is devoted ezcEusiUegg 10 tke
studg Of Music.
In the Study Of the PLANO pupils are
required to pursue thorough training
in the most approved system of TECH.
NIQUE.
Evening Glasses formed for instruction
in the Elementary principles of singing,
which will be open TO pupils at q nomi-
nal charge During the year Of 1890-91
the SCHOOL win be managed on an inn
proved system. Special arrangements
for tuition of families.
Terms Moderate I
For further information apply to
MRS. COWMAN,
724 100 Main Street.
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ORDER NIsI.
RICHARD g. KILMAN o. WILLIAM p.
KILMAN, and others.

In the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel
County, sitting In Equity. No. 1855.
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ANNUAL AEEuUHCzxzxT.
Music SCHOOL. !
MRS COWMAN~
100 Main Street, annapolis, Nd.

The School for Piano Forte, Organ,
Violin, Guitar, Banjo, Formation and
Cultivation of the Voice, Solo
Singing, Singing at Sight, and
Part Singing, also in Ensemble
Playing, Harmony. Theory,
Church Music, Oratorio,
and Chorus Practice.
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UANTED 10 RENT-A small comfort
" able FURNTSHED HOUSE in q desir-
able neiRhborh0od. with al modern improve
msnfs. Apply q this once, 81
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UTANTED--A caranle white WOMAN a
w Cook TO assist in washing and ironing
snall family. apply at 1S0 Primes George
Street. IS
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BOWLING.

The individual bowling championship tournament
drew to a close last night with Phillip LehrbACh win
nsr OF the gold medal and nrst prize The
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AMONG TEE hzHLBzEG
Tho VFelIonlo n. n. Games.

what with favorabis weather. excellent RTeundS
b.Autfur lAnd above all pleasant faces
looking on the th annual gamss Of the Hellenic Attn
I.to Association of g. Austinh School held on the
staten Island Athletic Club grounds at West Brighton
Staten Island yesterday, we're gratifying suoosss'
The summary Of the games 10 ~ follovsi
one hundred yards open handicap dash-Won BY J.
r. Good (seratch; @. wheeler a yardG second, and II.
Irving Is yardD third Time, 10 30 seconds. az,
sack race OF 100 yprdk ecratch-Won by T. htouti
H. Braine second, and N. Shaw. third. Time, Is SEQ
three legged Race Of 100 Yards HAndieap-Won BY
r. NJ St6nt and j. Carroll tscratch)i O Hamilton and
Val GoratchL second and O. BiTd ana heihl'
Ken. third Time, 10 seconds. .-,,,--. v,... ,,o
mafiniie Run. Handicap Won by william King }2o
Sarial third fine 2 minutes ~ seconds 49,, NJ.
Two Hundred and twenty Yards open Handicap Kun
Won by q Wheeler u yardsli u. Irving " yMdsA
second aud L. Travors Us YARDS. third Time 20 80
RunTina High Jump Handicap-Won BY T. Irving (.
inChesL With jump OF feet inchesi val CNleton ~
Inches, second with Jump of feet lnohea 49,,
ohundred ndtwenty yhrd hpTdIe mso9 "a nsIHsi
cAp--Mon by J. h, Good Cscratoh)i H. HNlhk 70 'A'uD
opemlle Run Hsndcap-won By J King a. yatdDi
Irving yS yardD second, and n. LacrolG GU yArdsl
third fine, minutes ar se9ondS w.. ,u n chat.
field 10 Ise with jump OF 10 feet nohes O. Irving
q fceO second with lump Of IL feet lpch9s p,...
throwing the base ball handcap-won by X Bonner
as Teen With throw OF 2s7 feet inches J. +. Good
one hundred Yards dash for boys under 10 handcsp)
Won by NJ Hazard % yardsli u; Thorno HA YardO
second and L Travers tscratchh third Time mos
One hundred yards dash for boys under IL handicap
Won by NJ Hazard ECratchL s. BoardmAn a yardhh
second. Time, II seconds
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Tennis Notes.

W. J. Raymond, the well known tennis player OF tho
Twenty third Regiment and the st George Cricket Club
BRyS that he will probably not play In more than
two tournaments this season as he only nndl time to
prAotse once or twice a week
AT tho rst annual meeting of the Union Tennis Club
Of fonkerS held Saturday afternoon. the following
oficers were elected for the ensuing Year, walter
Getty, President Miss +. Skitt YicePresident VIII
liam Hyde, Secretary; Mis- Edith Morgan, Treasurer.
". K Fowler and Duncan Gambler OF tho Brooklyn
Heights Tennis Club play regularly together Both give
promise OF developing Into nrs class players Gambler
Is very young but he plays exceedingly steady game
He oceasoualy boats Fowler but tho latter is strong
er play in the long run.
A. 4. Thomson of the St George Cricket Club Is ono
berkeley tournament, when playing against Howard
Colby. some one dropped lighted match on the grass
Thomson stopped playing Until some one eNtinRGsled
that bonfire ms no cal ed II lie plays steady game
but any irrogularity SotheTs him
The courts OF the Crescent Athletic Climb nj Bay Ridge
are now In fne condition The grass has unusu.
ally ihick aud strong and only requires little closer
are well paToniZed especial on Saturday afternoons
but strange to say the be-t players IN the club do not
ofien play thore. The members are wondering what
has become OF Messrk Post satuA Fish FUweTA
Tones Webster, and Nutman Have they given up
tenniB'
Sow that the tennis champ ionship is decided Psttit
wiz soon return to this county, but not unth he has
match between hims1 and Kerr will be aged In Dub.
lin on the grounds u The IiiLwi.llAn Cldb in few
days II Will be for = parse and 4 thu players do.
eide II Will DO for The prot essiOnAl Rwn tennis cham
p0nshp OF the world Afte- 10 grand fusilade Of Kerr
az NeWpdrt last year Il not TO expect Pet
TIT to come ont u tennis court ami play champion
shin game on the lawn dinner AMI reception will DO
given Pettitt on his return hOme.-boStVH Herald
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York 7; Boston l. FirM base on balls-oT Crane, ~.
hu-D. Rlobardson Irwin Sacrifice hits, whitney,
HATFIELD, 7. Brown Quinn Stolen bAsss-H Richard.
ton Stovey ~, struck out-COnnOr, Whitney, T.
brown stovey Irwin Double plays-Connor and
RichArdssni quinn nlonel via pitchosIItane
Passed ba'l-Brown umpres-Gunuing and Mathews
RRooKLTN iP. L. 6; PHILADELPHIA IT. L. b.
PHILADELPHIA, June 3.-1he small boy with
the stereotyped question OF Say, mister
what's de score ?" did not gain the information
as readily after to-day's game MS on preceding
days. for n more dIsGrunted lot OF men never
left Forepaugh Park than those who saw
tho philadelphias throw away gnmo which
BROOKLYN was not entitled to. Throe OF tho
local base runners ut different stages oil mo
game we're caught at tho ulate when they
should not have been allowed 10 20 further
than third II was their mania for feeling tho
home plato which led TO tho disaster A more
perfect fielding game than thar ~ tho local
mon has not been seen hero and had they ran
basos as they can the result Wouid
a repetition ~ tho sumo old story
thcy can Tat and Held with any ~ thclr com,
uetitors. but they lack head work Hustled
started TO pitch, and held tho fort for three IN
ningS whoa lunuiun came TO the rescue
Tho change occurred too late. however, for
BROOKLYN had scored enough runs to win tho
game. Murphy pitched good game Tor tho
visitors only nine scattering hts bong made
on his delivery. The fielding feature was the
work Of the entire local team. The score:
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After months Of earnest effort and patient waiting tho
athletic element Of the New York Athletic Club got on
top last night A full meeting of tho members OF tho
organization had been called to consider tho advisH
bty Of admitting athletes at once upon their endorse
ment BY members OF tho Governing Committee. Along
and thorough discussion Of the proposed question pro
and con followed the reading of tho amendment by
Secretary surRtB at last nRhts meeting in the cluo
house - - -,
A, the conclusion Of the voting the Chairman Pres,
dent Walter a. schuyler declared the Following anehu
meut carried amid cheers 49, - z---,--
Ins, follows, after section IS The Govornins
Committee shall have power TO elect As an athletic
any amateur athlete not loss than - ears Of
who III their iudRmen mt would be desirable addl
tun to the club and who shall be recommended as such
by six members of the Governing Committee"
This practically opens the doors to the Admiration OF
all crack athletes whom the club desirss TO secure
and IT race between tho New Yorks and Man
ERttans which will gather In tho most recruits
The college are the frat game as their eXamina
tons end tins week Tho developments will DO awaited
with
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BALTIMORE, Mo- juno Sat Mt Washington to-day
the tournament Of the Southern Lawn Tennis Associ
ton was begun with the largest number of entries
since tho formation OF the association Every court
was occupied Tho entries are from Washington, VIII
mngton and Baltimore and the contestants from each
city are accompanied by small contingent of enthus
aSdc admirers The courts Of the Baltimore Cricket
Club are IN frstrate condition and for three days
visit to M Washington will allow those interested in
the popular sport TO tennis played The main prize
offered q the silver pitcher for the championship OF tho
and which he has IN another time for tnal
sorship The preliminary round score follows;
Julian LernN White G. l. McIawloY, McIAwley won
by default; W P. hetraf rs johnson lowering, Met.
calf won 81 e-S; Yates Pennington vs. Harry Far.
Der Pennington won; ~ 80; IL spot"Fd vs..
John itnokloy, Borden won - 90;
Woodward won o., 0-S ". l.. Hodge W. Nelson.
Hodge won, 90 81; L J. Davidson Va A l. Browne,
Browne won. So 2-S Ga; GustavuB Obsr W. II.
WehranO 1Ger won by default: Mckee Borden We. Il.
RiveB Borden won a. 6-j; Peter VI. Pennington,
den. Id Ga GA.
Second Round-J, Mckee Borden va oNer Borden
won 50 7-S Hodge VS. Browne, Browne woL- 2-G,
Ct D.
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Sports on TIE WATER.
1r,srsport YaostinE News.

BuIpeuoEE June a-Ths harbor was thicky dotted
with white sails and yAchtinH parties on Sunday The
sailing season IL fairly open and number OF 70.
rattAs for local glory and prise money under dis.
cassion Bridgeport has several crack yachts which are
owned By men Of dollars and men who have the back.
bone 70 eSI against anything that noata
Gapt W. HcNsII has for several seasons CHALLENGED
eli boats Of any lenEth 20 race With his launty Molly
Pitcher and defeat only makes him the more anxious
The race between the Eureka OF Boston and the Rival
OF Bridgeport IL likely TO come on this month and sew
sTN th6utand dollars will change hands on the contest
fhe Cedar Point Yacht Club now consists almost en-.
trey OF TAchtsmeni in WestpOrt Fairfield, sAuEauek,
Southport and Green's Farm. -.
Tho Cytio has been oVerhauled, and Capt Staples
win surprise come Of tho confirmed boSstss before the
The UaTda 10 one Of the fastest OF the Cedar Point
boys thing or two about making fast records
Robert ShepardB yacht Alice has been put IN commits
sion, aud is now ready for chalenRsrh 49, ,.... u,
the Hon ". j, Bishop, and presented " him 70 Tie
Young Mems Christian Assoc nation, has Teen nod to
parties In Hartford and will increase the building fund
OF the association to the amount Of SOU =
placed large Sioop yacht hts spacious lawn by The
seaside and the whole deck has been transformed Into
q garden OF brilliant flowers
Tho New York steam yacht Fannie has been launched
from the Marine Railway at the east end, and taken 70
Capt A. Jsllir has launched new boat, the whistler
and expects great speed on account OF her peculiar
Carpenters are rebuilding the yacht NsrAd owned BY
A. o. JenningA President Of tho Manhattan Watch Com
pIH large sioop yacht is being finished by A. Hart at
EtratfOrd.
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PIrIsBoS Pa. juno a-Snce tho Phiade phlA
agent OF the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to
Animals swooped down upon hall full OF cock rghters
here last week cooking mains have been regarded AZ
dangerous hngA severa agents that society
remained behind to keep a watch on The proceedings
and yesterday number Of Luzsrne county sports deter
nnsd TO give them tho sip quiet SpoI selected
lew miles back OF CAItwAssa near Roaring Greek
Lake ~ the evening armed with hsug loIe' and large
trout buskelL Ia which were concealed game fowls
rom DauYIlo and TN adrlplIa, IRTly uf supposed
ishermrn boarded atnlth bound ;, l. aud W. train ut
kiHgstun and made Il cir to BloOmsurg, where at
niniEh they Herurrd carriages and drove 10 The pit
SIDE sven with tucIr precautions Tho fear of arrest
was 30 great that pOklsd IN the ate
vicinity with orders should intru.ers approach hre
klHuaI shots so that tie rooster fighters could sscape
holl ing ~ the sort or"UE-ci however and tho main
was fought to1a finish F.ye battles were fought or
II csc tho fhiladelp birds won the FIRST two 6anyille
tnt ,hrd aud Phi aiorliA tho fourth. The MIN not
headed to drCi egsueTR resllts fought as All eL
d iton 70 and on by Danyile Inward Of 81 900
rl"hXrd hands a. Tie pit edo II was about to day
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The New York Tennl. Tournament.

The annual tournament OF the Now York Tennis Club
which takes place this afternoon will undoubtedly DO
OF the best contested OF the early tournaments
Some very strong players have entered among them
Nj. G g. EameS who recently arrived from England
Hehas been playing covered courts in London dur
ing the winter and will probably he in his element on
the hard courts Of the New York Tennis Club lie Is
looked upon a III winner In the spgleR The most
InportAIt eutries are: s!nglesmMr O.. EGmeS; Ny.
Carroll Post Jr., Mr. 4 l.. Wright, and hr. NJ. X
Valentine G Hal. c, G. Eames and peane Miller Car
T. Runyon Mixed Doubles MISS Burdeue and Mr..
Post, Miss Cahil and NJ Perkins Miss Hobar and Mr..
hoMuen Ladies' poubles-Miss CRnI and Mrs BA1g.
ley Mis-; McKlnlay and Miss Baenine Miss Hobart ana
Miss V. Hobart The grounds situated ut the
OF ST. Nicholas avenue and une Hundred and Forty
seventh street, and be reached from the one Hun.
dred aud POrty-fth station OF the Sixth
tad
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The Players League.
BOSTON tp. L.. IA; NEW YORK tP. LIS

BOSTON (P. L.. IA; NEW YORK (P. L., 5.
Tho kind OF Il game the New York p. L.
team put up yesterday was not at all rellshed
by majority Of the l.5G4 SPECTATORS. Even In
the absence OF Manager Ewing. who cannot be
expected TO appear In every game. the public
are entitled to see higher class Of ball but 1t
does seem that when Ewing lays off the team
Y great question. however, whether the New
lolk great player could have STAYED off tho
ueieal yesterday. BESIDES the very imperfect
delivery oil Crane the general display OF the
Team was TTetched. Brown could not throwto
passes poth Gore and O'Rourke dropped iy
naair, while me i'eldIng of Hatfield and Whit
To Crane widness may be lnid tho cbiaf
cause iur Tho defeat. OF tile twelve bases on
DAiS' FOUR were responsible Tor runs and two
wiz pIeHes Drought in two extra runs Crane
appeared 10 be particularly careful that Kelly
shoulu not MT, Tor lac gave the chief bean
at the bat. ~ "'0 Hi4eS
The Bostons played an admirable fading
game, bu one error Of any kind marking their
exhibition. and that was tumble by irwin in
the irst inning, With the exception OF the
sixth ana seventh innings. Radbourn pitched
very cleverlyi ie was responsible for three OF
the nve runs In those two innings. Gore and
Brown, after reaching first on balls, scored on
Looked 10 be clean home run, but Roger was
nipped right at the plato by a grand c0mbna-
tion by StoYey and Irwin TO Kelly Alter Two
men were out In the seventh inning UAtheld
got his base on balls and then came four quo
cessive single base hits, two eng OF n Very
scratchy order. Three runs were the result,
but only one was earned. The score:
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New llaven...................,o . u o o o O--a
ArwSrk- ..... .........,.,.,,...4 % q "a
Two base lit-Mckeo Frs base on ba!ls-Guberr
johnson, Yields smith ,i. Miller, Lynch a., McKee,
Doyle Lang % stolen bass Mckee FiTst hRse rn
/ Sew Haven. ! Hit by pitched
C) NAn,sL sTHeE uut-Laly CSi lionord,
DOYLE. johnson, punY. Double Uay-GeTTien aud
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Five Straight for Trenton.

over 100 sports from Philadelphia and Trenton met in
New Jersey reS0r late on Monday night to find out
which town had the best hghting cocks and put up
usr money and against each pair OF chickens that
we're produced main had been arranged three weeks
before "i'h tho UNDERSTANDING that each side should
show eleven birds that So should be Eaked on each
battle and that t25u should 10 the main The man
Who owned the birds are wealthy and well known I'm
trenton ana OuhAor CHS society. and they did thsI
utmost To- keep the matter quiet They WAntsd onIv
dozen friends asite TO b. ut the pit hut Sonehow or
olh"T ne lrepRT lions lecGme know to ali Tie ooct
usher, n over Jersey, aud the result was an attend
shee MAJ feared tie organizers Of the main When The
crowd beghu % pour INTO tho agreed unon
was cnrnrrt talk about pOstpunnR tho event but tbe
mama ri. Duih Old timers happened 20 knnw most ~
re hlertA9Ih Lid they assured their principals that
tat,s W,u't ~ u" LIaoe after arguing unit A, ~
NeIgheiin. Trenton WUn The main easily '-'4' H~u
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been Graaisd: He led the team IN batting with a" al
This afternoon the Rochester and Brootyn Club. viii
play at RiiEswood Park Both clubs are In Inc FORM
PHrLApBLrHIA June 3--Catcher Decker of the PhIG
dePhiG N H. Club has been released 10 tho Pittsburgh
Kansas CITY, Juno a-h1naRer Iackett OF tho Kansas
City Western Association Base Rail Club was released
today and Jim Manning appointed in his place. Man
ming plays second base.
MOSTREAL June at has been arranged TO transfer
the Buffalo team Of ne international Base Ball League
played on the shamrock Lacrosse grounds In this city,
S 5hey B G SoH'A' TIC team was losing
To rHE EprroR or THE srS77Sr: In relation to the
S.o Ss PASse BE- ~ @ isT c
Or the 70 arrange Win The Eaten Island
Ihereaoouts Ticket. for The round !rg INCLUDING ad
and besides pr ving enoyagle sail down tho bay:
Sourss he love have cortaH got to
nut IN better article q ball than they have Of late 70
.GS one i5i9rs.'ing feature 'sement 81 cnansei has
@ 10 m OF d " So "Ib .ss
bal amusement provided present in the vicinity of
New York Which Will overcome any local feeling 9s
wsS:IoS .e a9qs seT e., va; greeted
Eo" STa dncay n win@ins 70 the afairs i Ito ed
ESy court S MAJ an SS 10 Snfod Smons Of Ike
% M Of a. Ss hS % .Tcd . . *
oIs In fact ne enGiTs tranSac9ns connected With
Of GspSi PAX snd disposition m.de Of the finds The
G q ard d, p ETn sGh,5"md re ~sft friend rId
iIs%i!t wipi,r + Hewitt c.@risSs Ilswi., E
s"a E me 81 SfET tt are cn4 fSS % ATE Rsr
{. Hewitt having married since his death. and snow
cr fst&cr ard avs Il a. he LETT large persona and real
ana sh n % S Ga RfS to e. mace SS6 @ nGyr
r ii and as "a al Msw VIC
bonded and qualified.