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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-12
Kicking on a Foreman.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPArcHL
MEADvnLE, February 1.-THE printers on
Tribune refused to go to work, and as 3 conse-
quence no evening edition of the paper was
issued last evening. They have . grievance
against the foreman. There was no reasonable
cause in the demand to discharge the man and
the proprietors refused to consider IL.
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K.ofL A..embly Orruuized,

ESPECIAL TELEGsAM TO THE DIsPATcH.I
MT. PLEASANT, PA. February n.-Messrs.
NJ. P. Carrick and W. H. Jewell, prominent
Knights of Labor of Pittsburg, organized a
Union of stOnemasOns. carpenters, bricklayers,
plasterers and painters here tonight.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-12

City yesterday. A number Of resolutions1were
adopted. among the number being one protest
ing against the injection of partisan politics
into the conduct Of the great project
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-12
SENSATION IN YOUNGSTOWN.
The Council Award the Exclusive FrAnchIs
TO Home Concern.

TO Home Concern.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPArcH.I
YOUNGSTOWN, o.. February M-A decided
sensation has been caused by the City Council
awarding, by an almost unanimous vote, the
exclusive franchise to erect an incandescent
light plant here to Judge L. w. king, Bales M.
Campbell and Thomas Z Darcy, all residents
here.
Other parties here were trying to get the
privilege, but we're beaten through quiet work
Of the successful parties with members OF the
Council, who are to have the plant in operation
in 80 days. Other parties threaten to test the
validity Of the franchise through the courts.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-12
Durnn Willing.

Mike Dugsn sent a special dispatch from
New Castle 20 this office yesterday, stating
that he will fight Jack Bates il the latter will
guarantee purse of $500 Dugan will look
for an answer in THE DISPATCH
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rendered His ResIEunIIon.

ESPECIAL TELKGRAM TO THE DIsPATcR.l
SALISBURY. Nd, February n-Postmaster
General Wanamaker will soon be called upon
to appoint postmaster for Salisbury. The
present incumbent, g. R Rider, has rendered
his resignation. There are a number Of men
anxious to take his place, and it looks as
though there will be lively scramble for the
once.
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signing two contracts. The local League
club will remain at home and practice. The
Buffalo club has withdrawn from the Inter
national Association after losing money.
E. j. Mexican, the well-known shortstop
of the Cleveland National League club, ar
rived in the city yesterday and registered at
the Hotel Anderson. Mexican has been
prominently before the baseball public
lately as contract jumper, he having
signed new League and subsequently ap-
pended his name to National League doc
ument A few days ago it was reported
that he had repudiated his National League
agreement and again returned to the Brother
hood fold but he denies this. He talked very
Interestingly on the question yesterday TO a
representative of THE DISPATCH. During .
long conversation be said:
AFEw POINTS EXPLAINED.
lam not here on any baseball business, but
am only here to meet friend of mIne-a traV-
cling man. About my case? Well, am not in
avery comfortable position. but have certain
" not agreed to go back to the Brotherhood. I
wish this to be made very clear. 1 know that
reports were circulated to the effect that had
made requests to be taken back, but those re-
ports were false. 1 was with Al johnson when
the news of Wards victory in court was re-
ceived in Cleveland. We then talked about my
going back but nothing definite was done; in
fact, we did not talk in business way at all. 1
gave Mr.. johnson to understand that was with
the party that would pay me the most money,
II subsequently took my two contracts to
prominent lawyer, and after examining them
he told me that the new League contract was
binding, while the other was not. He said that
according to the Brotherhood contract could
make the Cleveland new club keep me the en-
tire season.
A WORTHLESS CONTRACT.
Not so with the old Cleveland club, said the
lawyer; its contract is not by any means bind
ing after the player has signed it. Well 1 can
not say where will play this season. have
not made up my mind as to what club will be
successful and which will pay me the most
money. / am free to confess that l am in a very
uncomfortable position don't know how Mil
Ter and others feel, but don't like it. One is
kind Of target Tor everybody to make a
mark Of"
Mexican continued: THE prospects of the
Brotherhood are exceedingly bright since the
New York club failed to secure an injunction
against Ward, At Cleveland it is now all
Brotherhood, and heretofore il was all the old
League. The BrOtherhood's chances seem to
be extremely good and all the deSerters,
understand, want 20 be back. haven't any
idea as 70 what I'll do yet. Salary will have
almost everything 70 10 with me-"
Mexican went on TO say that there would be
some good ball players in Cleveland this sea-
500. Both clubs, be argued, will be good ones.
He may leave fer home this evening.
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rhn Chnr,arcrnn,.h.

The Arlington Avenue Incline Plane Com.
pany received their charter on Monday The
details of the plane proposed by the new CON-
pany have been published in full in these col
umns The directors are Alderman J. M.
Schaefer, r. L McCully and James A. Elphin-
at0ne
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-12
A PLEASANT WINTER TRIP

The STEAMSHIPS OF THE RED ID" LINE
Sailing every IL days for Venezuela, s. A.,
and the Island Of Curacao. W. L, afford an un-
equaled opportunity to those wishing to make
. short sea voyage to the tropics.
These steamships were built by VIM. Cramp
q Sons. Of Philadelphia, specially for the trade.
and are provided with every modern appliance
for the safety, convenience and comfort or
passengers.
The round, trip Is made in four weeks, OF
which Is days are spent at sea and at various.
ports, and from six to ten days at CaraSaS.
the sea, and is connected with the coast BY
rail. It has hrst-class hotels pleasant walks
and drives, and climate unexceled anyWnere.
At La Guaira steamers will be fou 20 All
parts Of she West Indies. For descriptive
pamphlet. etc., apply to BOULTON, BLISS q
PALLET, General Managers, II wal street,
New York. de2S66Ws
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EpI,copaIInn, n sa..inn.


nPEcIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPArcH.i
GREENvILLE, February 1.-THE Episco-
palian clergymen, Of this diocese, are holding
their regular meeting here. There is a full at
tendance Rev. DR.. Henry Purdon, of Titus
tusville, delivers the sermon tonight.
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To-MorroM,s Hhoor.

To-morrow the members Of tho Heron Hill
Gun Club viii have another interesting shoot
at Brunot's Island. There will be two matches
and other prize shoots A large attendance is
expected, and some exciting contests may be
locked for.
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Application. to sell ,b. Ardent.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH,
UNIoNTowN, Pa, February 11-Fifty-nine
applicants for all binds OF licenses have been
fied at the Prothonatory's once as against l6
last year, Of which II arefor Wholesale, against
one last year.
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BurrInrs Capture Six Watches.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPAroH.i
EvBRsoN. PA, February 1L-During the
temporary absence Of Otto Lesker from his
house in Everson, this afternoon, robbers en-
tered and took six valuable watches from a
trunk. The loss is heavy. No cleW.
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A RIOT NEAR OTTAWA
An Enlargement of the One Which
Took Place There Last Week.
MOB IN POSSESSION OF TIE TOWN.
Two Of the Ringleaders Arrested BY the
Police and Locked Up.
SEVERAL MEN SERIOUSLY INJURED.
Miss Bertha Wright, the Evangelist, Hit With Stone
but Not in Any Danger.

A riot took place at Hull, opposite OF
tawa, last evening, which proves to be quite
an enlargement over its predecessor OF the
week before. Miss Bertha Wright and her
evangelists brought on the trouble by visit
ing the place in opposition to protests.
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ESPECIAL TELEGRANs TO THE DIsPArcH.,
MoRGANTowN- - River feet and falling
Weather clear. Thermometer $50 at4P.M
BRowNsvILLE-RiTer 8 feet inches and
falling. Weather clear. Thermometer 4lo at 7
pm.
wARREN-River 7-1O feet and falling.
Weather clear and mild.
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THE WEATHER.

sno'O in northern portion, colder, north
tOesterIy sOinds, cold DdUe in eastern portion.
PrTsBURG, February II, 1880
The United States Signal Service 0dicert In
this CITY furnishes the following.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-12

WEAK stomach, Beecham'sPIlls actIike magic
PEARS Soap secures beautiful complexion
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A TALK WITH NJ 'KEAN,
The Cleveland ShOrtStOp Tells
About His Contracts.
HE is OUT FOR THE MONEY
The Local League Ball Club Won't
Journey Down South,
ABOUT ROWE AND WHITES CLUB

E. J. Mexican, the Cleveland ball player,
is in the CITY and explains his actions in
signing two contracts. The local League
club will remain at home and practice. The
Buffalo club has withdrawn from the Inter
national Association after losing money.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-12

WHEELING. W. VA, February 1.-Frank
NJ. Boon, of New Jersey, partner of Barnes
dale & Moore, the Eureka oil men. has made
application to the United States Courts for
receiver for the oil wells, leases. land and prop
erty owned by the company. Mr.. Brown al
the firm and that they have been concealing
the value Of the property. etc.
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oN EAsrERN pIAMoNps.


rum s9ShtbE HIT
Cnfcsoo. June 2l-King pitched q phe-
nomsnal game today. shutting out the
BROOKLYN Brotherhood without hit, but
ragged fielding by Chscago lost them the
game. Attendance asso.
Chicago s...s...@...*.........oo aooo-a
EFunkiyn .........s.... % o 0 o OIL
u.n-chtcsgo 4 Brookiyna Errors-Chicaxo
9. Bfcnkiyn , Bastsr.es-Kipg ana Farrell.
wcyhlins and kiaslow Umpires- Matthews
and tinaning
CHICAGO. juno ai.--The League club hit
Weleh hard in the tlrst two innings this
afternoon. but after that they were unable
to do ANYTHING with his delivery. Attend
anec SO
ehiease ..ss......s 4onoeeei--
New Nefk ss.s- sss.. .,,..s,.o 81 n 90 L.
His-chiesso 10. New York H. Error.-chi-
easo :. New Yark ? Batteries Hutchinson
aud kittridxe. WEIGH and Buckley. Umpire
zaehsras. Philadelphia. Pa
CINCINNATI. June el.--The Boston League
elah worked well today. but Cincinnati by
q timely punching OF hits ia the sixth inn.
ing gained the victory. Attendance 400.
Cincinnati 600 .......ieeeese 90
bessess ,s,sA.,..s.. -ss.s.ss. oeeeeooi o.
Hits~ctnctnnstIs. Bcsten = Ersors-cincin-
nast /. fsasscn sstferies-Foremsa and Bald
VIE. Nichols sna hsanesL Unpire-aeouaid.
Pirunvsa, june 81, by heavy batting
The littsharg Brotherhood today defeated
Pnslsdelphia. Attendance. s,.oa
Fitissase .......,...ss..+..,. efeossaoe-y
fhilaaslrhsA ,...,...s,. oeeeoeie Ell
rmrises Hob rt aud Ferxasca. ustx-psis..
harg -. fhtsseseinh.a Egra-s-FsssAary s,
rhiasaelFhlae saitsFses stacy and Carols,
Hatlinstoa and Cross
ctavraaSp. Jane si-The Boston
r..
victory TODAY. Attendance, go
Cleveland ........t..z...e reeeiate-
rcstea-s,s,. .,s-...4.. seefaeees-
Hi's~tsvcisni ia ksssna II FTrngs-Cseve-
land ; eessaa 3 umpsEes-Msshews ans,
Leach natsenes-Fsaskssy and satclsse. Rad
bomrne. sgness Aaa Kelly.
CIxvxtssr. June sl-Tlmely hitting
gave the Cleveland League club the victory
today. Attendance en-
Cleveland ..s.ss-..4-. ssaeeeeea-
Esoklya -s,esss4-s.svs,4.ss saRaa a. 4
Hiss Cleveland g arcssasn = F--,rx--
Cssvsssnss 4 hroekssn q Batteries Seam
and xsmner. leyess and saxaaag Uaasrr--
Lynch.
PatlsessraiA. June si.--BosA morning
and sstefnooa games Of The National
League here we're postponed on account a.
rain.
lsrssale, June 2i.-The Bro,herhooa
game here WAS postponed on account OF
rain.
aaEsIcAS ASSOCIATION.
RocmrsrsR Jnaeai - Roehessers Brook.
iyHt.
cssvssrs. June ai.--Colurnhus 10. 81
i.ouis =
Tnsxne. lane H. Tos~de 4 Louisville :.
fsilArsarHfA. June n.-The Athletic
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sSaistess ~ f1r ~ Yuns were eonceyned,
Bnk3t fouied out 10 Bn<htei. uho INSIDE
tins running csfeh- Camp got drsf On
beiis and stoie seccnd- Snyder struck ont
Lazy dropped ~ bird sIsd Snyder made
him throw II. giving Camp chance TO
tsee Third. He was Iefs n Mccormack
asw ous - cohfsi-
Musdsy. Who hegnn The s<v.pfh. drove .
Howard sacrificed him 10 second With .
ntow BIS 70 NcCosmark- Rhine new out 10
ximmts. Bue.sIei bis 10 Mccormack and
uas safe on m error 81 the pitcher. Has
samer NV ouf TO Whitley. Who ma<ie .
grind sasnd catch
Bat Tor Hsrnon's fcol.shness The winners
w0utd base scorsk Two runs INSTEAD Of one
ID sise sighsh- Hernon bis 70 Cshii and
Hassamer dropped the throw. lie WAS
caught = second later IN . deliberate at
tempt 10 Steal second. Dexsrszs gor frst
On balls. s1ot4 scsans and came home on
Whitley = base his 70 Left sEnssa hss TO
CAhiii. who erred. ass3 both men we're SAFE.
Nmnef struck cat Bright h:s 10 Psrro;s,
Who pat Whitley and the side ont 1T third.
Again in the eighth the visitors only got
tbgee men 20 bat. Parrot bit 10 AcCor-
mack snd VAS out q FIRST. Whitaker hit
% bright and vas out a. first Cahilf rap
ped short ny into center and Whitley got
under II aft<F hard run.
The winners followed the pace set in the
preceding inning by the Poftiands in the
first hall Of the ninth. Camp new ont TO
Hasssmey. Snyder did likewise TO How
ard. Mccormack hit 70 cahiil and was out
II first
In the last half Of the ninth the Port
lsnds did nothing. Levy 6ew out to Bright.
Mundsy hit ihs ball two feet IN front Of
the plate, hut Mccormack assisted him out
Howard dew out 70 Camp and the game
was the Ssattles'. The score:
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The WIsasd and His Pupil win Give .
Billiard Match TenighG
Jacob Schaefer. the wizard Of the billiard
cue. and his apt pupil. Frank c. Ives. win
give m exhibition game in Turn hall to-
night. as . benefit for their manager. w.
A. spinks, who leaves them TO engage In
business n, Seattle
The billiard exhibition will consist OF
balk-iine and straighf-rsi games. and
fancy and trick shots that viii show the
wonderful ability of these scientific billiard
lists. Asssrs. Schaefer and Ives 60 direct
from Seattle 70 Chicago. where they are
engaged 10 rive exhibitions similar TO the
one 10 % given ct Turn hail tonight.
The San Francisco chyonici says the an
noancement that Schaefes. the w;sard,
would play 7J6 points TO McCleary's 500,
with the additional odds Of . single dis
count. in q match eiRht-ineh balk-iine game
OF billiards for stake Of $500 = side,
drew so great , crowd that It
was found necessary to postpone the game,
which vas played later in the night before
q select company. The game ended with
the score showing 80 for Schaefer and l5s
for McCleary. The winners average was
H.
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DECLARED A DRAW.


Zen 1so0U0o.
The Reception Athletic Club was the
scens Of lively ten-round contest last
night between Will Turner. = brother of
the famous Charles Turner. of Stockton,
California. and r. !. Johnson. local coll
ored pugilist Of some renown. The men
fought for purse subscribed by the menu
bers OF the club.
Turner stripped at 1873 pounds while his
opponent had about ten pounds the best of
II. Joe Haskell and Joe Hogan seconded
Turner. while Fido Mulligan and Dan o.
Donnell held the sponge for johnson. Mr..
Donneiy held the watch. Neither man
evinced any science. and the fight was OF the
hammer-ang.tongs sort from the start In
the second round Johnson secured . clean
knock down. From this time on 10 the
end of the contest il was IN exhibition of
wrestling and hugging. IL the ninth
round Johnson asserted that Turner had
fouled him with his knee The claim was
not allowed. and the concluding round was
fought. Referee Dan Murphy decided that
the henors were about even and called the
contest . draw. johnson then stepped
into the middle Of the ring and offered to
fight Turner next Saturday night for $780,
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KNIGHTS OF PfTHiAS BIENNrAL CON.
CLAyE, AT MILWAUKEE. WIS. JULY. 1sso

For this great occasion excursion tickets VIII
be sold from all principal points in the Uptted
States sud Canada 10 Milwaukee and return via
the Chicago. Milwaukee & ST. Paul Railway II
Eaf rates.
As lis name indicates the Chicago Milwaukee
q 81 raul Railway Is the direct route 10 Milwau.
Zee. anu rs tue camp ground for the Uniformed
Knights to which point cars and trains will ne
run Through without trsnsferl IL located al.
rectly on this line, IL will be seen that the Chi.
saeo. Milwaukee 4 St r nj Railway A a great
advantage over other routes which are unable
70 furnish saes facilities. ard visiting KnIehts
thsir families and friends should bear thts in
mind when purchasing excursion tickets
circular giving desa'lei information win h
maised ice nron application to A. v IL car
rxNTERs General Passenger Agent Milwaukee
No. S stark ST., Portland, Or -
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aheepshead Raw Races.

sHEEPsHEAD BAY. N. Y, June 2i-Re-
suit of races:
Six furlonss Beck won, lima B second,
Rhono third Time. l:a9 3-a
The Surf stakes, ave furlongs-sallie McClel.
land won. Ambulance second. Reckon third.
Time, l:l2a<
Tidal stakes. miic-Burlingtoa won, Chesa-
peake second. Banquet third Time. l:sa
Bay Ridge handicap. mile and . heif-css.
sius won, Teatray second, Bonham third. Time,
2:ea
Mile ana MISREPRESENTATION won. Tarsxou
second. Theodosius third. Time, 205 So
Nile and q half on the turf-Paiiosophy won.
Brian Boru second, Cast Steel third. Time,
2.s& Is
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Christian Charity.
MfIwaukao cor,{oct

The rarity of Christian charity was Illus.
trafed in Duluth in striking manner the
other day. Ida Prescott, who was killed
by stepping on an electric light wire. was
a woman of the street She was born and
bred Catholic, but Bishop McGolrich re-
fused TO accord her remains the rites of the
church, and no clergy man of any denom-
ina'ion had heart enough TO offer his ser
vices at the burial
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SULLIVAN AND KILRAIN.
Neither Has Recovered From tho E6eets
Of the Battle.

Of the Battle.
PuRvIs. Miss, june 2l.-John L. Sulli-
van and party arrived here this morning,
prepared for his trial, which will begin
Tuesday.
CISciSSArr. June 2l.-At the close of the
Muidoon-ki!r combinations exhibition
at the Grand operahouse this evening Kill
rain was served with summons in civil
suit brought BY Detective Norris for
alleged services in escorting Kilrain to the
battle-ground of the Sullivan Kilrain fight
Kilrain was very indignant
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yorNo ANp NIpnry .aYn vrx

-snt Cd Easn whose ssFearth - preunxture1y ~
i0g wssaes away by d4ssases nas usually under
s,scs ~ ordinary - h<s ass, shoafd cal o. Dr.
Lsshts Go. the C eersfri saa frSnessra
specialists. who are vsslsteg Seattle shss yye.,s
ard sasS ezstces sas free consultation a girn-
slsss hcust. cesEsr EhiSs xa1 cherry
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Pullman reservations Ea1e sov a, points Eas
VIA the >nEkhsrn fscsec rAt,ros1 the vpssinuIea
ssexsSs sSa dtainx~cAr Ane. A. tAtfherg efxy
ftekes sa'. - sxssa5 stree bssssou bsock &
1oaksr. asSeS uekesASVns 6eaxsss
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NEw PARASoIs
Arriyed. ChsAter Ciearr.

Through Pullman vesrienled sleer~-s ana asn.
rhroaxh 20 The Eskt VIA Northern pacis~ 80
soss. A. ahesy- city tSckes agent rs secnna
itsees Boston black. Z fonksn, ceaos tsrses
AGENT seattle >~s
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Whitley Is stu hitting the ball hard.
LEWIS catching Is imnraving.
ropar's GAVE.

The Seatties and the Portlands play
again this afternoon ut the Madison street
grounds. Whitaker. the new pitcher
signed by Manager Harris, will pitch.
whiic ssrske-Him-oat Fiiz will do the
honors for the Seatiles. The makeup of
the tao teams will he as follows:
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Fifty G MS 81 Wtrsorx', les Front street A.s
The Purchasing value OF cue dollar e..ev ~.
Way. kecanse the elesk hire and s;o-r .eus =
paid by tae ercaf.orx ..
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syrsease ssnss uas postponed. osing 70
vet gYounda
sAx FaAsegsco. June H.-San KSnncisoo
IL. Stockton 3.
sxexarExTo. June 2i.-sscramento ?,
0nkIaxd q
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= = > v
kuas camel 6esfsie !, Portland /.
Tw0-bsse hisa-i<vy. emitb. thinner and Par
rott
ftoisn bssex-Dextrsxc. Whitley. L Camp.
Double r'ays--Suish unassiste6
Basss on called balls givcn--By Mccormick o
HnndHy j.
Basesfrom being hit By pitched balls--By Mum
day l.
Struck 0ns-By Mccormack 8. Muuday
Viii pitoaes- ny Mccormack 1. Muaday l.
Time Of game One hour aud fossy-thres min
ufrx
Umpire McCu~.
Scorer rprsus BARTER
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NORTHERN PACIFIC R.uso.>

NUhIHEhN FAtIFIC kAlLEOAH
Tourist sleeping caS daily between se.,,le
ard Chicago twenty-five mica the shortesf
route and seyen hours aud thirty-sx minutes il
advance OF competing lines. A. ChiIsery CIV
ticket agent ls second street. Boston b.ocx &
1enkin. depos ticket agenf sraifie
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SHs<n' brand Of hama ard bacon sr,eked
a. c1>ed q bone Always uncovered.
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Mild. mellow and delicious Queen orana
HANS snd e&ccn- home smoked never covered
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-22

Pc. exp~.-ssw srinEaiass arrived. ches.s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-22
sorEs OF rnr aAxE.

Smiths double play and Smiths double
70 left yesterday were both good ones.
Tho Moore's Revealed Remedies play the
snoqaalmics at South Bend to-day.
The lawyers and real estate men were
both ont tor practice yesterday.
snj sier actually hated TO run to nrst yes
terday when he hit the ball.
The wild throws Of Rhue and Hassamer
yesterday were both costly.
Mccormack 10 a hummer when II comes
to sending them in.
Hassamer i not playing . very good
irst
Whitley Is stu hitting the ball hard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-22

Rsesne Nsrshvess League standing.
The standing 70 date Of the clubs in the
Pacific North wess League IL IS follows: