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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-13
ARTICLES.
Shipments
ST, Louis Produce,

BUTTER Unchanged. Fancy EIgin creamery
I111GlSc; finest western 16GIc fine l4Ggl5c, finest
dairy 1874 also; fine lU9R
EGGS-lIc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-13
RATLRO-4D TIIIETlBLES.

Depot second and WlsHiEs s5rrets ticket afSae ia
North Main street D. > FtECRIFT.
Passenger aHd Ticket AEeut
saw rIaE TAME CHICAGO. ROCK isLAss q
PACIFIC RAILWAY.
f"Grsht Rock island Route IS
D. eject ou and after April a ifs
TUAfNr sH8tNT EEsvs
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FOR S4LE-Horses and Tchicies

LOK SALE-A GOOD FAMILY HORSE AND
i phteton buggy. Inquire Of q. ", Jones. Eagis
block. lGtI
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ROGERS.

Ire Pho-ozrap her. Pictures s1 81 szsS srt 81 -
he aiSa carries TIE E-esr assortment ~ Vr-ss-N
francs n JAe city. G.vs L-z = 3-lsEd-y ca4 zz3
examine samples
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Cash quotations were a. follows.
FLOUR uctau-as Spring patents soft -
hard, $ 500 - western patents 81 @si =. ba-
ke-s s. c$s5 o.
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WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WICHITA, Kan, May Il
" ICl
CATTLE.
Receipts no; shipments 679.

Receipts no; shipments 619.
The receipts We're light and consisted mostly OF
shipping steers, feeders and stOckerS- Inc OHer-
ings in good to choice butcher grades were very
light; in fact there not enough cattle 20 Uel
the strength of the market. Not enough caItle IN
some grades to go around Everthing sold at salts
factory prices. Chicago with - 600 and Kansas CITY
1850 cattle On sale closed strong TO higher, lhere
d strong feeling this market at the close,
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JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

For the use Of Justices of the Peace we carry in
stock and make to order all kinds of LEGA L
BLANhS, POCKETS, both CIVIL and CRIMINAL.
Filing envelopes, Transcripts, civil and criminal
with and without caption. Stray Blanks, Blanks
used In Civil and Criminal Cases, Justices Receipt
Books Law Books, in fact every kind of a book or
blank used in Justices once. Orders by mail
Will be promptly attended TO. Address
THE WICHITA EAGLE.
WICHITA. KANSAS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-13

Wichita Provision Market.
WICHITA Kan. MAY =.
Tbs 4s-ks. for hog products was Only moderately
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


" ANTED-THE LADIES 70 Know THAT
" C. 7. l. rooms. corner " }l.liu4s and Hs-Sst
streets dl5s -
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w bar ba=ZE t1s a rad carr or q god -al.a IT,
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XTANTED-TD RUT , CALIFORNIA TEFE
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condition Address s. 2 e.. Gaze kaG3e o1ss- - =.
w LE1s 1cEer.z3s -.-as T1aet11 foE g1s-e 1rfv-
ils horse- Cal 81 - kass l5o1g. a. az -
U-AETFT-~TX YoUNas WES WAST v-FF.r.
w furnished Too-rs "a desirable .oca&oz- Astrs-s'
giving terms, A =, EAe-e o14ce- c3-z -
VIYASTED--A LIST OF ToI-E Rental PROP
w cry. Ee-~= 4 Iar1=E, IS Eat L51-z-4- ave-
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w gozF kozSes :1r To- cs.4 a. =, k-4ss - zs
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YI~ANTED-HogsE- AND CATTLE To pas
w t1re- Ft-s. c-ass Ta-r1rs Qse rs-l@ fr8s
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Il l4rsz- g=e eeF 9is1 Fi 80 u fs4 re- 1zE-
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FOR R.ENT-Honscs

FOR RENT-H0HSeS
Under this head &c per line per day.
IFJE RENT - TWO NICELY FURNISHED
I rooms. Two ladies man and wife without
children preferred. Enquire at 2JJ North Law
renee. Jls2 A.
G~FOE RENT-FIRST CLASS COTTAGF. Iysry
FL attraCfiycg grounds. location. etc usiirPs-s.1
70 small family. Apply ct iltl vest UUHEiFs.
Telephone 10, IUpea. Car- pass both number
l5I-t
c~- FOR EENT-A LOVELY HOME N RIVER
~ side addition; nine rooms also SIX room hU1~@
Cu Hewitt avenue. barn with each App.y 20 owner.
Assessors Office. - T.. Green. 1l84
e.. FOR RENT-NFW l2R0DN HOUSE. WITH
Iii barn, iu north part NJ city Desirable location
convenient 20 car llne~ and business. Inquire ~ a.
". Coulter. Fletcher block. lIatf
o. FOR RENT OR F-EESIDESCE~ - ALL
~ parts Ot The city. W right a Miller 80 - y.
Nam 20. l3-tt
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Wheat. bu. Corn, bu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10
DIR. JUSTTN'S NEW DYNAMITE Gun.

Utica. June 0-The new gun secured by DR.. J. G..
Justin. Of syracuse. for his experiments in firing dyna-
mite cartridges. Is a I2ton Blalely. II has never
been used but for fear that the action of the weather
may have impaired tho bore, arrangements have been
made 10 have it rlncd anew. The shells are TO DO
made of hammered steel, and the material for them
has been ordered from English manufacturers. If the
plans now made he carried out, the next expert
mcnt will be made the first week in August at Perry
vlc Falls. the place where the experiment was
made MAY - which resulted In the bursting of tho
cannon. II Is considered beyond any doubt that tho
bursting of tho cannon MAY ~ wa, cause by tho
shell becoming vcdged near the muzzc OF the gun
and that the explosion caused BY Gmpowdcr as
evidence Is plcHtiful that the dynamite eAplodcd
The face Of the cliff that served target.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10
The Preventive Of % Terrible Disease

80 disorders. excepting the deadly forms :" lung
disease involve such tremendous destruction oil Organic
Tissue - those which fs,cn upon Tho Kidneys such mai
ae. when they become chronic and none liable to
assume tina: phase plet,y wreck the system 10 p'
vent TN, terrible disease curse should b" had. upon Tie
nfst manifestation u trouble Iiostcttcrs St"h''" NV
,crs which experience fas proved be highN eHe'"N
, means Of iinp.ftng tone and regularity 10 the "s'
urii alton. VOL the liver. stomach ana D""r'>
Another beneficial result Of This medicine. n"t"I"h ''"
qncnt upon u d.uretic action the elnlhh"'' ''' "
boad Of impuriti which lcgct rheumatism H''"r'''
gou, drop.v and other maladcs. By Increasing 'h' '"'
nv u kidneys. 1t susmente The depuranNe eh.''
these organs which most important outlets iof "''
,.cape Of such impurities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, June (Spccial).-The trade in wheat was
narrow news was rather and the big men werc
against the market The result was a fractional de-
cline. July opened at 90 Is sold between 81 o-e@
81 "a and II 3sG 81 IL. and closed at 81 IL cents.
June opened al o. touched 81 Ia and closed at 80 ,
cents August opened al o. Il, sold between W u
and 81 80 and closed at 81 IL cents. september
opened at O2 81, sold between 81 1-eG 81 "a ana
81 "a aud closed al 81 "a cents December opened
at 90 "a, touched 93 81 and closed at 02 ID cents.
Year closed at 90 IA cents. With tho Governmcno
crop report only day of. nobody paid any At
tention to the deSuory advces received from private
sources. Private messages said that English crops
were somewhat backward. some India adylces do
dared that the wheat there turning out IN us
appointing fashion, but 10 those who were aware that
tho India harvest is over by April. the message Was
rather uninteigibe. some comment was created by
tho small stocks exhibited at the seabOard points.
Hutchinson an incessant seller from the opening
10 the close. NcwYorI messages advised that he was
very large buyer there. Corn during the day showed
little strength, but at the close prices we're back
about the opening figures oats were the lvel'e't
and Tennessee of damage by insects brought every,
body downtown a bull. July opened al =. sold nc
- IS and closed at - 3o cents. June opened At
- L. touched = Il and closed at p Ia cents. sep
tembcr opened - =. touched 20 - and closed AZ
90 . cents Vessel room chartered for $4,000
bushels. The receipts 900 cars: the estimates
for Tuesday 3Gj Provisions were eXceedIneN
dull every tning closing Just about whore 1t opened ans
about whore IL closed saturday. on the curo
July wheat sold al 81 la 81 do cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10
GRAIN IND PRODUCE MARKETS..
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


The visible statement shows: Wheat. 2l,79l,l37
bushels, decrease Of $50 704 bushels from last week
corn, 14,214,0O9 bushels, increase of 1,52s,738
bushels oats, 6,lG7,o $50 bushels. an increase Of
III ,223 bushels.
speculation at the Produce Exchange yesterday
generally was light. The option dealings in wheat
fell below 100000 bushels. Speculation irrcs-
uar and unsatisfactory. The bulls were encouraged
at the start BIZ the firm cables unfavorable crop re-
ports and decrease Of 100000 bushels the stOcAs in
store The visible supply statement ignored, bu5
late weakness was developed by reports Of prOmi-
ncnt selling West. The official final gurc> pr.c-
tically unchanged from Saturday July OPP ned
at 90 S ran up to 20 En- cents on the 90 Of
ns shade better on the curb August opened at at
ton. ending at 81 Is the curb. september
ranged from 90 LA % Is tO % J-Sd0j cents clos
ing at 05 Is cents after business hours December
closed on the curb at SO "a cents.
Cash wheat was Unsettled and dull, but closed weak.
There no export demand and barely any sales for
Corn II the spot was steady and moderately active,
The increase in the visible supply statement offset the
SS Of 6cS ie 9 Store ana The i osoS o
were strong early on cold weather reports from the
West but weakened IN sympathy with wheat and ended
at ~ SIS cents.
oats were stronger all around renewed active
spot lots were IL cent higher options were 300
IS cent better on fairly active volume OF business
at "a 5S for june 81 IA for July and ~ o5 cents ZOE
August.
rive, but whether for export could not be learned The
options varied but te and closed substantially I'M
s scanSHa a" f@loT oce 4 81 August
The receipts Of grain and flour reported Yesterday al
YORK. B1ore ana So sH4 %eFe q:
oats. 2437l1 bushels; total grain. 4i0,t3l bushels
-four 1921 packages. At Chicago, Milwaukee and
corn, s73,36I bushels oats. jj4.4sO bushels total
grain, 1,4os,006 bushels; -four, 1899 barrels.
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OBITi fR J.
PIllLn DIEFEE.

Phlo Durf.~. for many years a well known -four
AID grain dealer. died ola saturday az the home Of
h- daughter. lu Cherry IIu. y j.. a-' eighty year..
VI purl.~ va. born - PALMYRA. \. s.. but when
.til Young b. went 10 LuNllo. wh"ic he built sub
.tau'Ial ard .ucpcs. nj fearing mills ard afi"rwtrd
erected tlc first grain elevator built in that CITY.
ln i4c.c years Mr Durfor .iri' % large portion 81
l- time u Western state buying grain. and b."
O..tu. we'll known ior hi. larr" tftn d. lions
aHd strci integrity TN h, notes became "a, good
TO-. currency or state bank hu.. II" WITS even 80
U,lt.d J., certain bank, To- Issue notes for rr"ula
Son. Nr Duiiec among the ir-f Il the large
shipper, of grain aud nour over the Ere Canal. and
among h, Lu.ipcs, aud personal a-sociatc, wcrc
David bows. Ie,,c Iloy'. Governor T.. j. Morgan.
Dean Richmond. u. y. Barney, =. J. Tild"n and
others 81 equal prominrnc" 100 tic bushes, life Of
seq YORK Boo ante hollum DAYS.
Nr purtoc va, ,ianch friend Of President
Andrew johnson. Who when impeachment seemed
Inevitable cAll.d Mr.. Durf"c for counsel. and
offered him the secretary ship of the u eur which
Wa not. however. t'ccpni. IN Eater years MI
purfec had lived quri and retired life with ono
II Nj. daughters At cherry I'M. y. j., whore tho
funeral scrviDr, nrr 80 bc held 10 day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10
rrrnrricK -cIlNENnLER.

Frederick ~,hwrndlor. vice president 81 The Ger
mania Life insurance Company. died from heart disease
on SatnfdaY night ~ IN, home Ia orange. v j. ~ the
age II seventy years lie va. native Of Frankfort
ou the Main. when" h father was for some time the
American con nj General after having lived IN ms
country for several years. Frederick Schvrndlcr came
o America At an carly age and had lived In this city
FOR nearly nfty year,. lie was engaged Tor some
time I'm mercantile pursuits. and IN 1900 ne i"ulnrd
with Hugo Woscndouck the Gcrnnnla LIE insurance
COMPANY aud had been it vice president over since
attending ~ the financial AFFAIR, O the company win
rare success. lie was man oi hfh pri'lp's ana
c0ugcnin manner md. although leading retired me-
ga. well Known 100 German American socl'N. ia
was never married and had relatives IN tins country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10

Any "licr business He said lie hadn't. | observed
tl"t ne could not make much. lie said every bit
nclIcu' ana he had to work outside Of his hours of
,l"uE' Ii came ont ~ questioning him closely that
w. was Young law student. His home }, in Iowa.
nc hau lttlc money. bit he j. ambitious. He has
20 Pay his own tuition beard and clothing. lie had
u"o u get cl ira work that would help him. ON
occasion he acted as sub for n night Waterman
whose wife was SICK. The stndcnt had mt Tho
watchman's uniform and carried the dark lantern
ana cIF. aud Il his STUDIES ic next day time.
was satisfied that he toll me The truth but ont
81 mat curiosity which We al! have a. times looked
mo his and found IL TO be worse if ANYTHING
man he had dc-crhcd. ! sent him little money.
ioli nv wife after ;iat to always havn her servant
answer the door bell and 10 listen to cvcry complaint.
mat Young mans case gave nc an insight TO a phase
Of life great city had mover thought If before"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRrc

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
A decided advance in crude petroleum Yesterday
was attended by increased volume Of trading at tho
two New York exchanges, between whc,. nearly an
equal division the business made. The improve
ment in values exceeded even The Trbune's forecast
of rally for the markets developed an interest that
Indicated something more than mere speculative
covering Of shorts. In certain sense IL might De sald
that no news Influenced the stronger tone There were
dspatclS from the oil country, however, fat told OF
the opening Of good wells in the fields around rus
burg Penn. indcaUng the excellent condition 81 the
poets FOR increased consumption. But 10 orse this
hrariSh influence the facts that the export con-
,lmptOn season Is drawing near It's height ana that
the standard by search for fertile territory Wphd
scm 10 be advertising the favorable opinion OF Penn
sylyania oil These considerations appear 10 De me
broad ones that influence strength for the crude marhct
and they cannot be looked upon "a ephemeral. IN
traordnary speculation Is an experience OF the past
in crude OIL unless decidedly new feature l. IN
hut perhaps in its departure II may leave an
element OF greater seadineSS In the variations OF an
,rfice that notorious for It's rapid ana voent
fluctuations. The speculation In crude petroleum mas
NOT reached stage however. where ltS cultivation oy
strong hands might not develop considerable outslds
attention, Yesterdays market was probably IN
Guenced somewhat by the prospect of DulIsn Pipe
line report to-day. After SLIGHT hesitation IN prices
a. the start there was a steady advance OF about
cents to the best point Of the day, only fractional re-
action following. Tie close was StiOnG
The range OF prices and the total dealings were as
follows: ca,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10
THE STATE or TRADE.

- Baltimore, June 9.-Cotton nominal middling, 12Ac
Flour duh but steady Ho"aid-sC and Western sGI err
lily mills. 40 BANDS extra. 81 73ae5 WINTER wheat
pa'riL r10t, 30 spring d., - l0d$5 %; 40 Straight
81 ooa71; do eXtru, ~ IOasi 81. Wheat Sout."lh
scare dhd hmi faii, ooG9lr, "ngD'rry. S6H:2c No
@ph dJlc; steamer 80 rcd, e,Go-c; Western nrm
No winter lrd, SPOT and June, 9JGjJ.c; july ana
August, J'G9l4c i,ptcmDcr, JEc bdi December, 90.
western steady mi. spot June Ind JUS, ila l'4c,
August, 4l'sGil.c, september &C. steamer, So.
Co Western white 33a3j2c; 40 mixed 52G@32c; graded
No WHIT, 3O2c. Rye quiet; choice JjdC7ci prime.
o.Goic good to iaii, jsdoOc. Hay WEAK prime 20
,ho!rr Timothy, l2dI Jr. PROVISIONS nm ana unthahs' l.
buttcr STEADY and unchanged. Legs strong; ljc. cot
Zee. nim, iio cIgoe- idi zoe 80 ., los0 io4e sugar
-ti0l2 and active gfHu.acd, S3asdo32c copper -io
-ctfcc; refined, 1I4II=c. WhIsKcy hiui II II.
lt'-n, 10 Liverpool PEI steamer dull; cotton 10 hour
pr ton In sacks Is I'd gram, ia cox lor oFdrIS
corn, 10000 bush; odt, 1000 bush }r. -vop bush
Nhlim,n,-- Flour, 249, bbis; wn1 1000 bH-ni corr.
lis UVO blsh Sales Wheat, 1900 bush, corn. 5000
bush.
boston, June o-Iour quiet and UNCHANGED Corn
tim. Oss dull Shorts dull. Other MA kets IN
changed. Recc!pt--F.oIt, ioUO bbi, aud 5-VU sacks
COM. I'll, 600 bush, shorts. 80 tons.
B.f..o June J.-Whoat-No. 1 hard In fair demand
c.lvO bIsh 40 hdrG s0G At =, and 1000 push az
o.. l. ANA ( a; ?G'.c. I1OO9 bu'n No. ! Noithefh spot
ar 80. w"lt. Michigan at 9j-ac. and cor extra
so. white a. 3t' %" tack Com strong ana hts"'f
{-.sr 80. g. 10 Stoic oats i 2orl demand ana
uuuci. SO cUO bush 80. white sold At JZ'.c Ia store
a. 81 'tc3-sr on tiach pih't Articles un'hautH Na"'
c..ht- qulct Nrv.York. Wheat Jl,c corn, 3 =
o1t- -.c lunbc. ., NV York. s. -; to Albany, e. 90
itOf1 b4.A: oat,. so. oOO bush rye. 27oOO b4-n.
>h.pn'nt, ~ canaI wheat coo bush ,om, LOO
.. 600 bb- What, 1900 bush corn $4,000 BUSH 'oa'
~ 600 bush.
Chicago June 0-1hc leading futures ranged follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10

Lockplr y. Y. June "a remarkable piece 81 news
Is reported from the outlying country districts regard
Ing the electrical display during the recent severe
roin,torm farmer Jasper Bacon. and his family,
fifteen miles from this city. were sIngularlF ah''tch'
The house seemed h. be cnv"lpP'd III biul'h' h"N
Light Tho air wns thick win the electric hnid ana
ba u FIRE danced along the pp, Of chair" ana 'd over
mantele or chased each other mp and down n hanging
l.mp shade There wcr, no lights In the house, and
Tho terror Of the Inmates was greatly increased by the
total paralysis Of their muscles. 1hcF were ilabIe "a
move and sat Ike mulnmics. fearing that thcr cId
u.s uc,r The storm lasted four hour, ana as "
dperted The electricity vanished and the use Of their
limbs and returned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

liverpool June O. p. m.-Thc sales OF the day In
cluled 800 bales American. an, Ian,
clause juno delivery 326id6 336id; juno and July de-
lICry 6 32oiG0 33.6id; July and August detitery:
q aial az %6id August delivery Bod value August
and September delivery. 33 80 1904 septcmeer a.
livery 3365db 3l-6id; sept mber and ocob'r ar.
5.6i buyers: October and November delivery 9s9
I9.jId; November ard December delivery oo'o'"
Ga, June Cotton nominal miSasn sa i go
re"clpts IS bales exports coastwise 90 stock Sso
Nnrf5k June 9.-Cotton quiet; mldalln2, d5c. Nes
and gross receipts bale exports cosstwse. 20 STOCK
1856. ,... ,,,a,t,,c 49,.
low nddns. i9c good ordinary Ios; Ne, o one
receipts 80 bales ehpor,s US ESQ co"'"'" '''
Jupe os e sSS6a TddlFs 5c Sei
receipts 53 bales gross. 5i5 exported 20 Great Broain
900 20 the continent, il9; sales 700; stocA 3'V'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10
DEFEATED ~ PHILADELPHIA.


'''''"lphia iuno % .-pc,ai. Fine weather aud a
'"' '''a 'm"d greeted thr SEES lurh League team on
'pI"'iano' here TO-DAY. The visitor pat up a
~" game hu.e and 1lea.Dl opro.ed % each
"''''' '" neither c,u cllim any advantage excerpt
wa '' Nlis 0I ku.ia were lun,hsd 900 tWO Inning
gu ''''' aided hf three errors. gave The Pnllic,
th' same Clarke pl,,ci an elegant game a. second
-" "' ''' handed catch ~ . Inc hit b., Burke wa
wv "'''"ir ~ ihc contest D. Wa some minutes D.
i"' u' $3.50 sp'cistor could realize thai be- had
gu IT, bu' when suddenly broke on them they Joined
!" p'''''' storm - applause. compelling the coming
P"'' " u"H DIS cap Mayer aud Burke did the bot
worn pr thc home tram
l'' Ih'"e' scored IN the ar,t three runs hts
o' i'''.t.i ana W. and q double by MAYER. coupled
go ".' !, 3 lipinnng ana q wild throw ny Clarho.
~ ~ W ulpf ana Gleason aud TWO Dagger
~, t'n' Nh'hi Two NOR" ~ thr fourth, and
Hu'e WIN WpN VI Aliens ha;d grOundcr a sac
tih,c oY "lra>on AID Hnmilton's -afe MI gave them
men last h The sixth The New Ybrk niue sc1rcd
To- tw0 bisc, 1hs ser. W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10
CANES II OTHER CITIES.

Cincinnati June oThe Cincinnati ana .. r'''T r's
payors loch N'rIr ,,d ~ and a, the grounds
in drilling ram IL '''a'D o. ,T.o The Cinc,n
notis won by ,h.ir superior batting and baNerunnnc
The a.around playing OF Sunday was the feature At
,ondance. 4o2 The score
Cincinnati - ID.... .
'.S',: co..o.,, =. r,..sp', g. rr,o,,3cn GIN
nat riu.barg = r'ehers-Rh'ne' anu "'''' M
Buffalo June o.-It was pretty contest "on 49,,
buffalo and cleveland mp Ia, Of the NTH inning.
not and only Two hts having u''n ""'u, o Oh
of each pitcher. Tho game then resolved ",'i 'h,'
..urrinr contest IN thr par, o. Cleveland and iaAlocA
taken ont Of the box ana hro'N s""'' 81 Jaw
.e,.,,a He Jared but ittlc better The score wa'
pur,lo p i.O Q O.
Cleveland ..--..--..---o -. NJ,
ia Bufalo Il. Clcv'iand iS;;-vrr.W In'tr,s'
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-, -, ,.,o ,hi. ,,,arnoon and shut ont tho asgr,.
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go. -. ,.,,or. ,hr,e hits Attendance S3s. The
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u,s.,. rltt.bure Il chicago 2. Error P..'>hurg
o Chlcsc, rtchrr~-''Nivin and knS' Umpire
lrrf1~'n ana HOMER - ,,..., -. a..
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"ns. and wa, oa".d ou' of tn boz, e-'-o taking %.
p"'r' n''' i"''''1
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49,. 81 r,r,.f.-Rlf.. ,.eru and Mlhon.
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On the rfh inning. ~h'n 'i'''" '' navy "''''k
dncet runs. ~" hou- "a" h"'o'u '"''''' Do
To
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