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lload bonds dull. Sales 81, 10000.
ernmont and S'ute bonds dull and steady,
poNps AND STOCK QvorArIoys-closrp pIp.

''.N1 $500. NS"'s''SNn- hips
Y. !, ~ Ohio Il Mississippi. IS
Y. y, Is coupons...l2lL do prcleIed...... 81
Y. y, AS reg. ......l0l Oregon Improve't. 10
U, y. 4Hs COUPON, 1903 Oregon Nny....,.. 81
Pacific ~ oil '95-.".l0p Oregon Traps........ ny
Adams Express....llt Pacific MAil... ,,,,,,, Of
Amer lean Exprcss-1ll l'ithDurgh..........l50
Canada Paciflc........ T3IlPulrla1l ralnce.,.l7l
Canada Southern. iS Tread gY1,
Central PacIGc.... % tRdck Island .,,,,..,. 7O(!
Chesapease Y ohio i5st5t Z. d San Fran,.. %
90 Afsl preferred llBl5l raul. .... .,...... boH
90 second pTci'd 255 DO preferred ,,,,,,,,l05
Chi Bur. & Quincy. SGHlS Paul Il OMAHA. 23li
Del q Hudson. .....l27lI do pteicrred..... 10
Del, Lack. 4 v Cst-l2y, Tenn Coal & IRON. S99N,
Denver 4 Il. G....... ~ Texas Pacific. ,,,,,, l8s,
Eric: "........"...... l91t Union Facihc.......
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Illinois Ccntral.... 95lEIW., ST. l.. 4 P...... o..
Kansas & Texas..... IN do preferred, ..,. lyi;
Lake shore ..:..-..l0Snt Wells Fargo Ex.....18s
Louisville & NASH. 1911 Western Union..,,,. 16h,
Memphis 4 Chas:.. so Am. Cotton Oll.... llE
Michi.an centrHl.. SiMlColorado Coai....... Slss
Missonri factlc.... Gl54Ilron stlyer..........l
Nashville i Chatt. "a lQuicksilver, bk
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Norfolk W.pref'd t3% iu.lo..............,,,,,, .
Northern fanftc.,... 2tSai Rich MD & ", P.T, lJ%
20 pfelefred-... 6iNl Atch ison ....,.,,...,., 20
do preferred. l35G Lead trust.
New York Central. 0Sti Sugar ......,,,,,,,,,,. Is
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81 III.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. i.-Flour weak.
Wheat quiet: No. red Csc; January %! casl Of;
February $! Ol}zal o.: March 81 G3Lzal D.. Corn
lower; No. mixed 5ic: No. mixed and yellow
5szsG; No. high mixed 591zzc; No. mixed De.
cember. january, February and March 57%a5Sc.
nais sieody: No. 2 white December 5l1lIa5l1Ic;
January 52Mc; February 53lxxc; March sic. Eggs
firm; pennsylvania ilrs,s SGc.
C1SciSSATI, o, Dec. 4.-Flour easy. Wheat
hfN; No. red 97e: receipts leo bushels. Corn
steady at 5se. Oats frmcr; No. mixed isc. Rye
firm at Zoe. Pork steady Il, so2 Lard dull at S. Is
Bulk " eats dull at 1ai. Bacon steady. Whisky
nsm at ii. Butter, sugar and cheese steady.
BALTlMoEE,M Nd, Dec a.-Nheat western quiet
No. 2winler red spot and December 93Ac; Jan.
uary gj5t4N95tGc: May 81 OK. Corn steady; mixed
spot aSc; year and January SIC; May bSc. Oats
steady: western white 5ln52.hc. Rye stu at 7sc
Hay dull. Butter, eggs and coffee i!rm.
ToLEDo, O., Dec. 4.-Whcat active and firm,
cash and December 9j54c: January gsI4c. Corr
steady: cash SIC; May 551sr. Oats QUIET: No. .
white i8c. ClOverseed steady: cash mud Deeem,
ber 81 Is; January 81 20; February 81 Is; Marcel
81 32%. l..srraG'. LEl'II1S7 -
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BRADFORD, Pa, Dec. 4-opened at c6Ko;
closed at S64e: highest GT3lee; loves. GGMe;
clcaranccs lGsOGo barrels. 'iz
PlrTsBuRGiI, PA. Dec. 4-pctrolcum dull and
weak; opened and highest &c; closed and lowest
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STEAMERS.

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n This Is tho only remedy that will cnrp Eailcs't
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proceed TO sell at public auction 10 tho highest
and best bidder, at the north front door OF the
Contt House OF Ohio County, the following de-
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It IS Recommended By tho best physicians In Europe
- IA md America. g5lssi ~
as cents, 80 cents md $500 per Bottle.
Arizona republican., 1890-11-01
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN.

The REPUHLloAN tas double the circulation of any other daily newspaper In Arizona, and Is the only one lssIed every day ln the year.
Arizona republican., 1890-11-01
SHERMAN AND F0RAKER
ADDRESS THE VOTERS AT CINCIN,
 NATI, OHIO.
The Senator Holds That Pensions should Vary According to Length of Service and Extent of Disability.

CINCINNATI, October 31.-There was a great mass meeting of Republicans last night at Music Hall. Senator sherman and Governor ForaSer spoke.
 The Senator, in his speech, held that soldiers should receive pensions accord ing to length of service and extent of disabilities. He said that silver and farm products would appreciate in value as the result of the silver bill and that the Mckinley bill would accomplish what it promised, Its free list, he said, covers imports valued at $S65, ,0O0, ,00O yearly,
 Speaking of the workings of the House under it's new rules, he prophesied that never hereafter would minority in any deliberative body be permitted to hinder the majority from enacting the will of the people.
Arizona republican., 1890-11-01
Tucson Jottings.
From the Citizen.

From the Citizen.
 w. Smith, detective for the Southern Pacific company, of Los Angeles, is in the city. Mir. Smith is well known all through Arizona as one of the clearest headed and most successful detectives who has ever trailed criminal. He has recently received from Texas a lot of blood hounds which he is going to experiment with in following criminals in the State of California.
 Mir, J. D. Morgan arrived yesterday from Yucatacas, Mexico. He is running a passenger train between Jimenez and Yucatacas for the Mexican Central rail, road. On October 22 a Mexican run be- tween Morgan's passenger and freight train and got his neck broke. Morgan, the passenger conductor and Dusells, the freight conductor, were at once rounded up by squad of Mexican soldiers and put in jail, and narrowly escaped being shot CIn the spot. Morgan talks Spanish well and succeeded in be- ing allowed to go out and look for bombs and he took ride t) Fl Paso, where the officials of the road furnished him bonds,
Arizona republican., 1890-11-01
Londoo Money.

LONDON, October si i--Bar silver, 4S1Sd per oz Money, S5i94 per cent.
Arizona republican., 1890-11-01
HoFF, OF TUcsoN /!

 
  which
Arizona republican., 1890-11-01
San Frsnel.eo Mining stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO, october 3l. - The closing quotations today on the stock market were as fnllo,Uas
Arizona republican., 1890-11-01
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
yT,HE copARrNEgsHrp HEREroFoRE 2,

KTNHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE FIX U isting between the undersigned, under the firm names of Herrick & Luhrs a,ad Herrick & Co, in the proprietorship 6nd infringement of the "Commereial Hotel" and the Fashion Liv- cry, Feed and Sale Stables" in this city. is this day dissolved by mutual coilsent and the retire ment of Newell Herrick
 Said hotel and livery business will be con rinued under the proprietOrship and manage ment of Geo. H. N. Luhrs, who has purchased all the property and assets and assumed all Of the liabilities of said eopartnership, and will collect al Of the outstanding elairas of whatso- ever nature die said partnership under either of its said firm names
 NEWELL HERRICk,
 GEO. IT. N. LUHR3 PHGHIx, A. T., october 27, 1890 16S-l9S
Arizona republican., 1890-11-01

THE AERMOIOR   ohng O
  of the alloys under sd and runs
Arizona republican., 1890-11-01
New York Mining stocks.
Chicago Grain.

CmCAGo, october Sl.-whest opened 9sc higher, advanced 14t@ssc, receded ss(S7sc, re- covered some, luctualed, and closed 11c higher than yesterday. Receipts, 67S,OOo; shipments, l37,OOO
 Rys-Firm; 67c.
 Barley-Firm, 7Sc.
 Shoulders, &562l6G5.lj; short clear, $5.oO0 5,9O; short ribs, $5.35(g545.
Arizona republican., 1890-11-01
,a lnIlowInr wsre the closing quol.tions:

Money on call, 693c, closed offered at &c., Prime mercantile paper 6Gsc. Sterling ex- change, quiet and easier Sixty-day bills, IlsOIS; demand, SASS. Bar silver, si.O51a.
Arizona republican., 1890-11-01
Chicago Live Stock.

CmcAao, October Sl. Cattle Receipts today were ll,OOO. The market was steady and fairly active Steers. s2.9ol9SlO; Texans, q 25g 295; rangers, s2. 4Og3.6O.
 Hogs Receipts, 2S,O00. The market was active and steady to shade frmer Rough and common, s35OD3.90; prime, heavy and butchers weights, s4221zs light, $375gd.i0
 Sheep j. Receipts, 5000 The market was active and steady. Natives, SL0OG5.40; Texans, S. 40tD4.OO.
Arizona republican., 1890-11-01
IRON AND STEEL WORKERS
Are UnciviIly Treated at the Capital oi
 Ontario.

TORONTO, October 3I. - The second delegation of the Iror and Steel Institute, which came up from the south are dis gusted. The city council had decided on an elaborate reception, but learning that the delegation would only stop five hours in the city, said they would not spend cent on them.
 Only two gentlemen were at the depot to meet them and they declined the proffered attention, saying they were grossly insulted. Colonel Holland con. trasted the treatment with their recep- tion everywhere in the United States.
 At Melbourne the Victorian Ministry has been defeated in the colonial parila- ,,ant hxy a v,ota nf ypaut of ponfidenca
Arizona republican., 1890-11-01
san Franoisoo Graln.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 3l. Wheu ~ Quiet Buyer season. sl.4l9s; buyer '9O, NS6L , Barley Strong. Buyer season, Sl651S; buyer 70, Sl.50. . COrn--Si .25C9l. .82lS.
 Silver bars-S l. .05(to1.C6.
 Mexican dollars Ni(dkS5C.
Arizona republican., 1890-11-01
THE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, October Sl Tn the stock market today was dull and the general list almost featureless, with small fluctuations and several changes of temper, but, on the whole, displayed power of resistance which has been notable for some time past The market closed very dull
 steady to frm and the changes were generally from the first prices, but in most cases small fractions better than those of Last
Arizona republican., 1890-11-01
New York Metals.

NEW YORK, October 3l.-COpper-Unchatg ged. lake, nominal Lead, barely nominal; domes hc, Sj.75. Tin--Closed steadier, Straits, $2lsb
Arizona republican., 1890-11-01

Preferred Locals 10 cents per line first insertion, and cent, per line each subsequent insertion
 All Contracts and bills for advertising paya- ble monthly.
Arizona republican., 1890-11-01
RAILROADS.
MaricOpa & Phenix R. R.
 NEW TIME TABLE
1 IN EFFEoT JUNE Ib. Iaeo.l

Pacific time,
 Trains stop on signal.
 Trains make close connection with Southern Pacific trains. Connect at Tempe with stages for Mesa City, Jonesville and Fort Mc0owell At Phoenix with stages for Prescott, Gillett, Wlckenburg and Yulture.
 C. HASTEN, Vice-Pres. and Manager
Arizona republican., 1890-11-01
NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.

ATOTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN ,to ALL PEfl- IN sens having claims against P F. Nilsoil, lhtely doing business in tue City Of Phenix, 10 present the same, with tho vouchers theref(r duly verified, to George F SpanEenberg, who las been duly appointed assigned of said P. F. Nilsson, for tie benefit of his erisdit0rs, at his sore in Phenix, Arizona, oh or befone the 2ltt dry of February, A. D. 1891.
 GEo. P sPlNeENBERG Dated October 2l, 1890. l5S
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Lacrosse.

The lacrosse team OF Sevens Institute suffered
another defeat yesterday. this time on their own
grounds a. St. GeorRe'S Hotpken. Tho victors were
the lacrosse players OF the sten Island Athletic CLUB
Fred smthsou had the ground in first lass condition
usual at a lacrosse match, md the game although
rather one sided, was nevertheless interesting.
The referee Mr. lies OF the JGsey City Lacrosse Club
called game 42O +. NJ, and or the frat few minutes
the ball kept danEerorsynear the Staten Island
goal but the HobOken players unable TO overcome
NehargB splendid defence and the nne work done nv
D. Brown In the goal keeper support. The first goal
was scored for Staten Island oF Richie who male a
successful shot fourteen after the beginning OF
the game. Three minutes later King scored Tor The
same side and shortly before the cal OF time for the
number OF points three Curre making the after
an excellent pass from SesOn.
they had chance against tho apefior skill OF their
opponents whO surpassed them Il correct throwing
lodging and clone team work, MehRrR, Matthews IL
brown. and II. q Nelson giving especially fne exhibit
tons of passing The stevens players were well able
70 throw far enough but ~ rule oeir efforts were OF
little practical use on account oil incorrectnesA H.
long throws for Staten Island. Tn, running on both
game.
In the second half MehArR, who tad changed posi-.
tions with Matthews scored hrst Mood for Staten
Island after sharp and short run a by fair throw
one minute after tho beginning. he NTH goal FOR
RsTs @ SSRE
Ss SsSd:d Of h' eF' and
After another eleven minutes Jay the ire.
ySE S ssHa s ssh The I HH aS Eos n
Stevens by DAVie Brown who, in trEina to capture n
rolling ball pushed through the posts his own side
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SIOUX FALLS, SOUTH DAKOTA
A Rapidly GrowinE Country, showing Tn.
usual Advantages for the Investment OF


Tho duneIs in wall street has caused investors
to look In other directions Many Eastern capitalists
have turned their attention to the States OF the
west Fronting by the example OF tho many who have
enriched themselves by iudcious Investments In the
rapidly growing cities. Among all the new StAtss west
OF the Mississippi which have attracted the attention OF
the world by their marvellousy rapid development,
South Dakota Ia pre-. eminent She 10 less than year
old but she exhibits record far superior to other
state at that age In addition this her are
greater and more diversified than those Of any other
Htate. She has soil that is wonderfully productive,
she has coal fields that ireXhausblo she has tho
finest tin mines In America she has Guarrirs OF stone
that rival the pOrphyry OF Egypt the ONYX OF ihy
she has enough Of gold and silver hidden away
to make all the world rich. Tile rnest horses sheep,
and cattle in the country ruisci in south Dakota
MI tho great railroad systems the country run
ming their lines through this state aud she Ia pro
Jecting lines OF her own
The metropolis OF South Dakota Is Sioux Falls lts
way OF Tho 5 SfS Although The growth Of SioUX ais
nas been nnenom"SaL !. IA s.h.ttntia Inc 'm,inEs
city has ali OF Tie modern improvements
There slreet railway and steam motor lines ecc
Is in process OF erection which nearly mil
lion and to have capacity ottwenty ave innte hogs
costing over SHOuiOL
sioux Falls will be tho headquarters of the Pacific
Midland Railroad winch will Oe, by 30 miles The snort
s t9mis from yn n on to G r Sr % mS s
last ten years and yet she has population or nearly
ihs iGistnrS OF Omaha will, r.pcn itself in sioux Fall.
There land at present for sale within tho city limits
~hIeh may DO bought in large lots atA rrlce which win
small lots. 1his ia no fairy story. but tho plnin I'M
vanished truth lhe closest investigation Is invited
senator Frank rettlVrew, now in Washington is viii
sioux Falls ami MA PARTNER Judge s l. Tate WIN IN
Sioux Falls viii gladly receive any one who there
to him BY mail TO /. 2,i broadway, New York r!y.
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Lawn Tennis.

A Z. Wright of tho Columbia Law Sc ool IL an va,
rather out OF form. He plays very pretty game 10
turning ball the bacE. Sido 6y Irose bebind
his back These are very pretty shots 6u not or
The ball Like half voley, it is only GSSal wSen he
ball can DO taken In no other way
The San Francisco ChrOnict OF May 5.pnts the fol.
lowing paragraph The California Club rid the ok
pertinent of paying players expenses SOM time ago
but decided that hsrsrftsr no money will bspaid 10 any
player except for exhibition purposes" Wha The mean
jectured and leaves dreadful uncertainlYas to what
10 considered an amateur IN California
The scheme for forming an independent lWn tennis
sGS nMy eu GSnn S SsG SS No. T N
bee Toronto Woodstock, and other cities laws slmi
lar TO those OF tho American Association will be about
by the association IN this country that payers on
both sideF.may come together on an equal fOuug
The Berkeley Athletic club hAve not yet received
many entries for their tournament, but a M mber OF
good players have announced their ntentonO enter
ing. 9monE them MsSsrs rerkinS ana kuny,I Of tho
tic TsnHs GuS il vii III OF
siderable dry weather to get tho Berkeley esurtS in
thorough order for they are situated In hollow hich
makes the turf soft and damp
To be good tennis player requires so much Ractice
that few who engage IN other sports exec al IL
SIN among ball players and A!nletes there some
brRted OK ale football player is Gu expert win tha
racquet II. " Bescner the well known Yale UaTter
back, plays a fair game Of tennis. while A. II, krkin
an excellent player notable for his terTho smlS6eS
kpAdinE dc dArmendiA who played second bas for
last week He win return In the early part OF Jun and
begin practice for tho Bar Harbor toIrnAmenL vhoh
BssS9man has twice sapsar.a The 500 1, sSn
SSmpStSSG S9T S a. ss The P.rmn!
for cup which has already been won twice by 6S
same player
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Manager Ewing Denies some Rumor..

Manager Ewing was quite outspoken yesterday re-
ERrdng tho rumors that have been floating around
about tho Players League and Its playera In tho
INST place want TO tell you" addressing The SUS re-
porter "thAtthe Players League will fuhl al It's obi
cations TO the very letter You don't suppose that it
would have gene this fur. to prepare these beautiful
grounds and others throughout tho country II it in
tendeo 10 last but a moOth. No. we're actually IN
much better condition shan tho National League peO
plo AMI they know H.
= nan who Is supposed to hold a big hand in tho
Affairs OF tho National League has been quoted say
Ing that he knew that two or three clubs Would no!
West AMI thut II the Western, clubs hero they
would be stranded Ny opinion is the the time
was not accountable for what he said. We will go
West and tue Western clubs will BEHt. Then We
will complete the rchedue Just rs 1t stands"
Managed BwinH cd about the runOr OF FoRArty
going to tie New York IN IL Club
There not tho slightest particle Of truth In
knew what am talking about when say that PoEArly
League AZ tho report about his signing with tho New
York u L. Club can assure you that wo EAVe
Transaction"
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and out Of tho six runs scored. three were due
ipeD was the festnre % the Yisitors' dispIey.
The New Yorks played With deal OF snap,
there being but one or two exceptions to thls
rule. Take II all and ALL Crane pitched an nd
mirable game, keeping thu hits we'll scattered,
while several were Of duie lucky character.
IN the sixth inning ne nnttheW SIG OFT On iouf
two ordinary balls PASS hin, he was terror to
base runners. catching every iran but ono who
attempted to steal second. Connor was some
what OF on ground balls. and Hatfield made
wicked throw to first baH which allowed n
runner TO come home and The batsman to 40
TO high water mark. but was compelled to re-
tire at the end uf the seventh Inning on account
of q airnln Tin ncnrh,
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Another Rase Ball Deal.

DErRoIr MAyl7.-It trAnspred to-day that an i'm,
portAnt deal IN base ball circles whereby the
tsrnGOnGl League would exist and Detroit
come member OF tho American Association. It is
said that the American 10 tired Of carrying Brooklyn
and II certain that Detroit Ia tired OF carrying its
share Of the BunaO Club and would be only glad
get out OF II The members OF the team are dissatisfied
offered 20 bet that Detroit yould b In hS 41soeAtOn
nrm deny the rumoI, but gave abe AseRvi4VOS 70
understand thAt III the oneiAb were WSitnG ter VA
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'NE BOILEVAED RIDING ACADEMY,


mr. a. A. Joridn Chairman BIse Bail C0mmIt>e NJ T.
4 C. lU+ HeN tlly mn street cuV
DtAR slH: | hereby oneT prizes 10 be awarded by
your committee TO the members OF our base ball
competinR IN tho A. championship Eames during
prize TO the player making the largest percentage
Of stolen bases' to Imss reached hrst base every
base Elo on" to count ono point o., H. after steal
ing second base tho player steals" third base, he
nTbt base.
pTl4S TO the player to whose times at bat tho
largest percentage OF bases made shall 10 credited in
me following manner For every time he caches nrst
base whether ny base bSlS base hIL or any error
StplAyer or opposing team one point Or n put out
put any DAse runner or Oahe,Tunners be advanced =
1asS or bases a. result OF MS h one pont-Woyided
H not more than ono point shall be credited
time At bat v, home-ru nit producing four runs
balls. ~ y"
Each OF the two prizes consist OF gold badge to
include substantially tho standard club badge 10 Witch
VII DO added an emolem typical Of the Of base
winner
Any question affecting the award 10 he finally decided
by yonr committee, which shall award ana deliver the
prizes upon the copoluSon OF the A 4. 7, base ball
pionghps for $780, and the came shall thereupon
essSmS The property Of the SueessSfUI e0nPsMtoTG
RiS feiS. Nay Ia
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The Plays League.

REv YORK IN. IL, IS; DlFFALo tP. L. 8.
For seven innings yestetay tho Buffalo Up
IL team held the New York down to within
short reach. aud the 2,ll1 pectators had al
most come to the conclusion that the visitors
were no soft snap for any team In tho eighth
inning however. rather sunrisng change
came over the condition II ailars. and at tho
~ heHten. This was due principally TO frWins
Hniortunate ipmoling at third base, the Wild
Wild delivery. Barring this inning. the visitors
played quito q satisfactory game although
nothtnE unusual In the way OF hellinR Was
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THE MEN y THE DIAMOND.
STERLING C0NEsTS PEAyED At HOME
AND ARA IAN. YESTERDAY

STERLING C0NEsTS PLAYED At HOME
AND IPAAD. YESTERDAY
A----------
Both or the Newfork Clubs Victorious
Not 80 n BroSIyn-CISver Playing In
the American - Atlantic Associations
Other Games-ase Ball Gossip.
The championshipNmes yesterday resulted
rs follows:
THE EATttAL LEAGUE.
New York, G; Clevelaf, Q.
Pittsburgh, 6 Broklyn, l.
Boston, 9; ocago 4.
Philadelphia 9; Cincinnati, 4.
THE TLAYEr LEAGUE.
Rev York. 10: Buffalo. q
Brooklyn. 8; ChicR,
Cleveland, IS: lston, 4.
THE AMERICAN ISOLATION
Brooklyn, 8; Toledo, s.
PHILADELPHIA 10: Pittsburgh, 2.
Rochester 7; Columh 6.
Syracuse. 8; I Louis, 0.
LouisAe, s; Athletics, 6.
THE ATLANTIC AssuATIoS.
Worcester. 10: Jersey City.
Newark. 3: Washingtonl.
New Haven. 0; Hrtford, 8.
Baltimore. Wilmington, Z.
THE INTERCOLLEGIATE A,oUIArroN.
Yale, 8; Harvard. 0.
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oBr,sn Sacrifice hits-Iyons COUNTY T. shaSer. Shin.
nick, Ryan Ehret stolen bases-welch Pursen wolf,
Weaver Taylor. Left bAses-Alhetic o; LuLftyilo,
q struck out-Weioh. Countz t3l Wolf ShinniOk, Tom.
ney(2l Double phJzPuroen ana o.Brien Ertt ossS on
Weioh Lyons Wolf Taylor C2), Hamburg wild pitch
Green, Parsed ball-CountE Umpire, Doesuhcr. Time,