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HoNoRING THE BRAVE.
How the Day Was Observed in Interio

Towns.
SACRAMENTO. May 3O.-Memorial day was
observed in Sacramento with unusual interest.
Half-masted flags foaled from nearly every
mast and there was general closing up OF bush
ness houses. The roads and streets leading TO
the cemeteries were alive with teams
all the forenoon, bearing relatives
and friends of departed loved ones
whose graves were TO be laden with floral
tributes. BY noon tile city cemetery resembltd
4 garden In The tropics carpeted as IL were with
eyergreens aud flowers of every description. The
civic aud military parade and subsequent ser
vices at the cemetery were very fine aud impress
sive, as we're The exercises iu the evening. An
eloquent address was delivered by Hon. j. Z.
RTusIs
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WITH LOVING HANDS.
Heroes Graves StTeWn With
FlOra'S Treasures.
Impressive Decoration Day Ceremonies
Throughout the Land.
dwelling Of the Garfield Monument at
Cleveland - Senator ingalls,
Speech al Gettysburg.
Special by the California Associated Press

CLEVELAND, May 3o.-There were 100000
strangers in tie city and the weather was de-
nehiful for the dedication OF the Garfield monu-
ment Today. After daybieak nothing could be
heard above the ioll of drums and the blare OF
trumpets as colpmn after column Of troops and
civic societies made their way from The depots
TO their respective headquarters.
Al noon Chief Marshal Barnett started the
procession toward Lake View Cemetery. The
cemetery was reached at 2 80 O'clock, ana there
was a thunder OF cannon as President Harrison:
carriage neared the lead OF tie procession and
passed under lie triumpnal arch spanning the
cemetery gates. ..:
President Harrison and Governor Campbell
occupied tie first carriage. Behind them were
ex-President Hayes and Vice President Morton
and in the next were Postmastet-GeneralW Wanna
maker Major General Schofeld, Major McKin
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES-OEATHS

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be Inserted. They must be handed In at
either of the publication Offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence Of persons authorizde
to have the same puDlshed.l
BORN.
BAUER-In Modesto, Cal, May 49, $780, to the
wife OF II. Bauer,
HERZoG-In this city, May 80. 1890, to the wife OF
l., Herzog a son.
SILBERSTEIN-In this city, May 30. 1890, to the
wife of Julius Silberstein
HoHN-In this city, May "a, 1890, to the wife OF
John II. Holm,
wIDMAN-In this city. May "a, 1890, to the wife of
Fred j. wdman, son.
GILH0OLY-In this city, May 81, 1890, to the wife
OF Michael .GtlhooIy, daughter.
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Al Santa Rosa.

Ss1STA Rosa May 3o-The Santa Rosas and
S. b. Nolaus played game OF ball this afternoon
Andy Tufts OF Woodland occupied the box for
the home team. De was only hit for few base
bits. johnson also pitched a good game The
Santa Rosss did not try 10 defeat The visitors
badly. ana as result made no attempt 10 ba'
the ball. number OF rght-handed battert
struck LETT handed. The home t am won by as
score of 8 TO 8,
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Lid! Nsws.

LODI, May 3o.-Ths afternoon a large crowd
attended the race at the Lodi TrOtting Park be-
tween Corson's Sleepy Tom and Pope's Frank.
Sleepy Tom won in three straight heats. Time
2:52.
Water from the Lodi Water Works was first
turned into the mains to-day and the town now
has an abundance OF water for fires, etc.
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Noe and Temple school

Philip Prior. Principal
Eighth Grsde-Mss l. E. Coles, teacher Bridge
medaI-JOseph Duffy Denman medaIs-Bertha
Attinger, Clara Schuchert.
Honorary Plomotlons-Jo,epn Duffy, Bertha
Attnger Clara Senucnet, Grace Goodrich Pant
Inc krause, George Haley. JOHN Quinn.
Seventh Grade-M. E. Hanley, teacher
Roll OF Houor-Nonie Hayward. Phoebe Wal.
ker, Maggie Dumont Lillian Umbach Fred
Ruhser, Emil Licher.
Sixth Grade-M. Boyle, teacher.
Roll OF Honor-Eva Kietfer, Annie Hayward
Agnes Barnes, Maria Barnes, Eddie Baumeister,
Alice Sherwood, Carrie SprOul, Della Cunning.
ham, Mary Grandfed.
Fifth Grade-M. !; Henderson. teacher.
Roll OF Honor-Theresa Pagan, Willie Day
Hattie Randall, Lizzie Hoehn, Florence Sollmon
Anuie Murphy, MorilIa Goodrich, Minnie
Sproule. Eileen COnboy Minnie Clifford.
Filth Grads-M. s. Thorn, teacher
Roll of Honor-Mary Umlaud, Fanny Judson,
Frank Haley, Byron Mcdonald Lena Atkins,
Fourth Grade Grace Nj. Veeder, teacher.
Roll of Honor-JOhn Sullivan, Felicia Weudle
Rosie Burgold, Christine Jorgensen, Frankie
gle McMurray, Sarah Woods Nellie Killelea,
Minnie Dolan.
Third Grade-Emilla Kalsher. teacher.
Roll of Houor-Henry Mombach, Ida Watson,
Josie Walsh, Hllda Martin, Lena Umland, Kitty
NJ cCormack, Cecilia Medium, Ettie Krause,
Third Grade-I d. Cooper teacher.
Roll OF Honor-Fieda Hesselbeek, Lotiie Nc
Elheren, Marion Plant, Maggie Murphy. Mary
Hatch, Carl Stevens, Eddie Williams, Maurice
Dunand
Second Grade-A. Bragg, teacher
Roll OF Honor-George Mccarthy, Flora Ber-
key. Herbert Hewecke, Ethel BURNETT, Norman
ard SproUle. Mary Hagerman, Frlda Wendte.
Edible Hayes, Henry Riley.
First Grade-E. Cooney, teacher
Roll OF Honor-Toltie Burmese, Ella Gwinn,
Katie Harrington, Minnie Judson, Hilda Kraus'
Lulu Lewis. Florence Stanley, Sophia Palmer.
Eddie Sehuchert. Charles Mills. Eddie Burke
Receiving Grade-Mrs. NJ. Dryer, teacher
Roll OF Honor-Ettie Muller, Eitie Adams.
Maudle Hovey. Hazel LeIshman, Sophie Waters
Alice Walsh, Rosie Gallon, Lille Dri:coll, Rose
Driscoll.
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Racing at Gridley.

GR1DLEY, May Bottle inaugural meeting OF
the Gridey Trotting Association was held to-day.
Cyclone defeated Wonder in mile heat for =
purse OF $500. Time, 2:5212. Eclipse won two
out OF three mile heats against Singleton ,Jr for
purse of $500. Time, "a and 2:91 Light
ming Strlke deieated john ARD Crazy Jane 10
2:41A. Lightning Striker deieaIed beIle Har.
key in mile heat IN ",3212 fQs gfse of slOOo
The attendance Eass 100
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WELCOMED TO CALIFORNIA.

Arrival Of the Holland Colonists at MERGED.
Speeches and Music.
MERGED, May 3o.-Sixty-fye Hollanders ar.
rived at MERGED at 8 O'clock this afternoon.
Large crowds Of people were waiting at the
depot 10 welcome them. The MERGED brass band
played several Dutch airs and the strangers
we've escorted to seats near the speakers stand
j. Il. Law, L. Curtis and several Hoanders
delivered appropriate addresses of welcome
The new arrivals VIII go to Rotterdam Colony
tO-mOrrOW
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THE REPUBLICANS.

Meeting of the National Executive Com
mittee at Washington.
WASHINGTON, May 3o.-The National Execu-
tive Republican Committee held a meeting
at the residence Of Senator Quay. at
midnight Clarkson stated TO the California
Associated Press agent that the only bust
OF Henry q. Payne of Wisconsin
as successor TO Colonel Goodloe OF Kentucky
and tile adoption OF resolutions OF respect to the
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Break in a LaYas.

SACRAMENTO, May 30.-A correspondent OF
the Record Union writes from NicOlaus Suffer
County, that a break in the Feather River levees
has occurred at Nelson Point, where a large In
dlaL mound has slid OUT. few days ago a
grain barge was sucked through aud into the
Suffer Basin.
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PORTLAND (0regon) May 3o-In the base
ball game to-day the Spokane Fails Club made
IL and tue Portlands 0 runs
Borchers pitched his first game aud was batted
freely.
In the afternoon game the score was Portlands
II, Spokane Falls 6.
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Ursuline Sisters kcad .mv

SANTA Rosa, May 30.-The tenth annual CON-
meDcement OF the'Academy OF Ursullne Sisters
was held here last evening. The building was
crowded and very interesting musical and liter
airy exercises were held There was one gradu-
ate. Miss Lorette Maddux.
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More Errors Than Hits

BOSTON, May 3o.-Key's team WOE two
games from Buffalo to-day that were character
lied by more errors than hits. Summary morn.
ing game: ~. ..
Bestons ..................o OOO4Ol is
BuHaloS. . / o / o OF
Base hts-Bostons 8, Buffalos IA. Errors-Bostons
II, Bunaos ID. batteries DAILY and Murphy, Ter
son aud Mack Attendance 1900 =.
AFTERNOON GAME.
Bostons. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o o o l O-lO
BuftalOS. .......................0 U 0 0 o. 5
Base hits-Bostons 10, Bufalos 8. Errors-Bos-
tons $, Butfalos TO- BatterieS-Radbourn and Muir
phy, heefe ana Mack. Attendance $500.
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OBITU AIRY
WILLIAM PATTEN,

The death OF William Patten, pioneer, at the
Oakland last night. " A"''
Mr.. Patten was one Of three brothers. r E..
Edwaru ana William, who came to this State m
1S49 from The State Of Maine Edward diaS IN
1862, and X. T.. stll survives at the age Of 81
years. william Patten was a widowcr, although
having been sister OF Henry H. Napei' a nrom
inent and highly respected citizen OF Oakland.
When he was 20 years OF age he learned TO
paint aud many OF ais works now adnrn The
walls OF the Patten residence, and are pointa a
TO win pride by the Older brother lie was n
man OF kindly disposition aud was beloved Inv
all who knew him. 0'eu W
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Will Lose Two Fneers.

SACRAMENTO. May 3o-A painful accident
occurred at the new Buffalo Brewery to-day. An
employe named Nicholas Boyd had two fingers
Of his right hand crushed by beer barrel fall
Ing upon them. Amputatlon will be necessary
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THE FIRST CARLOAD.

Shipment of Apricots and Peaches to the
Chicago Market.
WINTERS May 80. - The California Fruit
Union shipped its first fun car Of aprcots and
peaches from Winters, the early fruit belt for
tile season Of 1890. to-day. Ii was consigned
10 Porter Bios. & Co. Of Chicago. This viii be
fTuI was Srown and and nacksd by nsSe Inc
ford, Buck, Wood, Rogers, Brnck, Thlssel Clugb
Hinckley, Sackett, Seaman and Peasants.
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NJ A HSIE ID.

LENNoN-McMAHoN-In San Mateo. MAY ". by
the Rev. Father Cooper, John Lennon of Sar
Francisco and Maggie Mcmahon of San Mated
County.
DAvIS-DINKELSPIEL- In this city, May IS
1890 by the Rev. NJ s. Levy, Fred S. Davis and
Selma (Sally) Dinkelsple both OF San Francisco
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III. Western L,ague.

DENVER, May 3O.-The Western League base
ball games were resumed in this city to-day
This morning In an exhibition game Des Moines
beat the home club by a score OF / / to D. In The
TUNED aud the visitors were defeated by score
q . q =
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SACRAMENTO, May 30.-Two ladies', Mrs.
W. Ingalls, and her sister, Mrs. c. E. FIVE, were
thrown from buggy during runaway today
and were badly injured. They had a narrow es-
cape from death.
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Reyolutionists ssntsncsa

SOFIA, May 3o.-Psnitza has been sentenced
10 be shot, The court making recommendation
lor mercy. Captain Kolobkar is sentenced for
nine years, Two others to six years four 10 three
years, one to live months, and the others were
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DEATH IN THE BITE.

Little Boy succumbs to the Poison of a
Rattlesnake.
ANAHEr1, MAY 3o.-George Kelsey Marion,
the nine-year-old boy who was bitten by a rattle
snake south OF town yesterday afternoon, died
this afternoon at l O'clock He was returning
from school and playing with a companion
When backing away from tie latter Marion
stepped on snake which was lying cooled in the
road. He was bitten In the large toe He was
placed under the influence OF morphine, and
during the twenty hours while lille lasted never
recovered consciousness
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Philadelphia
The American A.snnia.ion

SYRACUSE. May 3o.-MorninG game. sra
cuse 8, Toedos 2. Afternoon gasEo-g-sVyracnse 2
TOedos l. "' "
dHILADELFHIA sIay 80. - Morning game:
Al o, 'sccfumbus 3. Afternoon game AIh-
ielies = tSOlumbus g.
>. eHookLYN, May 3O-Morning game: Brook.
tJns 4. ST. Louis 8. Afternoon game. Brooklyus
l, St LOUIS 3.
ROCHESTER, May 30.-Rochests*e 1. LOUIS
yiIles 3.
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ROLL OF HONOR.
Leading Pupils of San Francisco
Schools.
Boys and Girls Whose Records During the
Past Scholastic Year Entitle Them
to Special Mention.

AS has been the custom for years. THE CALL
again presents TO its readers the lists OF pupils in
the various classes OF the public schools whom
their teachers have selected TO be placed upon
the roll of honor:
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Canoe Regatta Postponed,

The Oakland Canoe Club was to have had an
interesting regatta yesterday afternoon on the
Oakland Creek, but owing to the accident de-
clded 10 postpone the contest until some future
dale. ~ iu'"'S
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LONDON, May 3o.-The Manchester Gun at the
Manchester Whltsuntide meeting was won hv
L'Abbesse de Jouarre, Father Confesso second
Waslstas fhIrd SSSVhu,
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Foreign Ports.
SYDNEY-Arrlved May Sl-Stmr Mariposa. from
San Francisco.
Movements of Transatlantic Steamers.
NEW YoRK-Arrived May 3l-Stmr Botnnia, I'm
Rotterdam; stmr England from Liverpool.
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The first colony from Holland will reach
MERGED next Thursday. Great prepara-
tons will be made to welcome the new set
tiers.
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r. !, Judge Dougherty of Santa Rosa refused
a1discharge the members of the Salvation
army on writs of habeas corpus. They
we're convicted of misdemeanor in obstruct-
ing the street
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WOODLAND.
The Clarke Burglary Case Continued-A New
Hotel

Hotel.
WOODLAND, May 3O.-The Clarke burglary
case has been continued Until next Wednesday
owing to the fact that Senator Fairs daughters
marriage takes place Tuesday. The prosecution
has rested their case An ATTEMPT was made 10
allow confession made by Clarke In evidence,
but 1t was ruled out.
stock company has been formed TO erect
new hotel at an expense Of 100000. Ex-Gov-
ernor George c. Perkins, ID. NJ. Burns lex Secre-
tary OF State) and DIR. George II. jackson of this
place are the protectors
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AFTERNOON.
The leaders Uowned,

PHILADELPHIA, May 30.-The League leaders
were twice defeated by Cleveland to-day. sum.
mary morning game:
Philadelphias. ...........:.....l 90 2OO1 o o.
Clevelands. .................,...1 l o o O-S
Base hits-Philadelphias 8, Clevelands g. Errors
-Phiadelphas z. Cleyelauds 2. Batteries-Vickery
and Shriyer, Beaton and thinner. Attendance 1900.
AFTERNOON GAME.
Philadelphias. ..-............0 90 Oh
CleVelands. ......O O l Y n n IA
Base hits-Philadelphias 8, Cleyelands T. Errors
-PhiladelphIas 3. Batteries-SDith and Shriyer,
MadsMorth and Zlmmer. Attendance 1900.
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ID e ID.

IAwLOR-In this city, May 30. 1890, Ellen Maria
beloved wife of the late Peter H. Lawlor aud
mother of Peter H. and Ellen NJ. Lawlor native
OF the parish OF Ballyhague, County Kerry Ire
land aged So years.
e.-Frlends and acquaintance are respectfuilyin-
yited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Satur-
day) at 80 O'Clock A. NJ. from her late residence,
622lS Ellis street; thence to st. Mary'S Cathedral,
brated for the repose of her SOUL commencing at
10 o'clock A. NJ. lnterment Mount Calvary Gem
etery. IS
DUNN-In this city, May 30. 1890. Joseph Paul
Dunn, Youngest child of John j. and Margaret NJ.
Dunn, a native of San Francisco. aged IL months
and days.
aS- Friends and acqualntances respectfully
invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Satur-
day), at l O'Clock T. NJ. from the residence OF the
parents. 6l5 Jessie street. Interment Holy Cross
Cemetery. So
FURKERT-In this city, May IS, 1890, Willie
Furkert, beloved OF Mary Furkert native Of
San francisco, aged years, months and 10
days.
HFFriends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend tine funeral THIS DAY (Satur-
dayl at 2 o. clock p. NJ, from tue residence
324La Broadway. lnterment Masonic Cemetery.3
CooPER-In West Oakland, May 80, 1890, James
Youngest son of William and Cath rine
Cooper a native of Oakland, aged months and
81 days.
xErFriends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Satur-
PARENTS 500 Campbell street, West Oakland.
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MANY BALL GAMES,
Decoration Day Contests on League and
Brotherhood Diamonds.

NEW YORK. May 3o.-The Giants and cipcln-
natis played two great games to-day, the home
club losing them both. Summary first game:
Cincinnatis. ....................0 o o 3 O O-3
New forks.....-- @ o o O OIL
Base hits-New Yorks 4, Cineinnatis g. Err
Iors-New Yorks 2, Ciacnnatis 1. Batteries-Fore-
man and Baldwin, WEIGH and Murphy. Attendance
1900.
AFTERNOON.
New Yorks..... 0 90 o 90
Cincinnatis.. ....................0 D o o OIL
Base hits-New Yorks g. CincinnatIs Q Errors
Two each Batteries-Rusie and Murphy Wan and
Keenan,. Attendance $500.
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6ostons ..-..-.............,.. . o o l o. 8
Pittsburgs ................... o U q 90 o o. O.
Base hts-Bostons IL. PittsBurgs 4. Errors BOs-
tons U, PittsburSs D. Observation-Disclosures and BEN
nett, Sowders and Wilson. Attendance 200.
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THE BROTHERHOOD.
New York snd Pittsburg Break Ever Error
Were Numerous

Were Numerous
NEW YORK, May 3o.-The New Yorks and
Piitsburgs divided honors to-day, each cit b win
ming game. Summary of morning game:
i U S U
Pitisburgs..... ...............0 o D U 0 U / 7
Base hts-New Yorks Is, Pittsbnrgs 7. Errors
New Works 2. Pittsburgs 6 Battefles-O'Day and
Ewing, Staiey and Carroll. Attendance POO.
AFTERNOON GAME.
New Yorks. .....................2 O02li O-s
PlttsburgS.... ..........,..........0 OIL %
Base hits-New Yorks IL, Fittsburgs g. Errors
New Norks 4, Pittsburgs 3. Batteries - Crane
and Vaughn, Calvin and Carroll. Attendance 5000
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Two fer Brooklyn.

BROOKLYN, May 30.-The home team won
both games to-day from Cleveland. Summary
morning game:
Brooklyns.. 90 O01 O-lO
Cleyeiands. 90 U o o l. 5
Base hits-lirookiyns 10, Clevelands 8. Errors
Brooklyns 2, Clevelands Z. Batteries-Weyhng and
hinglow, Gruber and Sutclife. Attendance HOO
AFTERNOON GAME.
Brooklyns. ....................2 3 0 0 0 la
CleVelands. ....r.......--..-.-.0 o 3 DO
Base hits-Brooklyns lS, Clevelands 10. Errors
BrooklynS 4, Cleyelands u. Batteries-Van Hal
tren and Cook, o'Brien and Snyder. Attendance
1900.
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Columbia Grammar scboo,.

Mrs. /. X. Burke, Principal
Eighth Grade-N. o. Loughlen, teacher
Roll of Honor-CelIa Eugdahi Humphrey Gala
ger, Clara Erdin, Grace Doran, Christ Struyep.
Fred Burgers, Lena Seidel
Seventh Grade-Miss Einmons, teacher.
Roll OF Honor-Auonia Mayer, Annie Mckay
Tim Donovan, Henry Smith.
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Chicaeo's Hard Luck.

PHILADELPHIA, May 3O.-The visitors were
outbatted IN both games to-day. Summary
morning game:
fhiadelpbas ........ ...........1 0 0 Ga
Chtcagos.......-. ...............O 0 0 D %
Ease hits-Philadelphias 6, ChicagOs s. Errors
Philadelphia 2, Chicagos l. Batteries Saunders
aud Milligan King and Boyle. Attendance 1900.
AFTERNOON GAME.
fhlladelphlas. ............ -.....O 0 0-9
ChlcagOS. ........................l U 0 0 O-3
Base s-Philadephias Is, ChcagosS 8. Errors
Philadeiphias l, Chicagos 2. Batteries Burlington
and Cross, Barston and tarrell. ATTENDANCE 25OO.
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Brooklyns. ......-..............4 o o ii O. 7
Chcagos. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o o o. Ol-ll
Base hts-Brooklyns 9. Chicagos 2. Errors
BrooklynS 3, Chtcagos g. Batterie iCarruthers and
Daily. uutehsom and klttridge. AtIendanca o 90
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SAMUEL rutland.

Samuel rutland, an old-iime resident NJ yooo.
lana, died Yesterday morning He was A yeteran
OF tne mexican war and was also a forIy.niner.
State. "'''' IL. INC
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memory OF Goodloe and expresso of sympathv
TO the bereayed family. The committee meets
again tomorrow.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
when she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, che gave them castoria.
tyl7 ~ TuThsa&wy
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Killed by lightning.
LONDON, May So-fiye persons were killed
today by lightning at Hamburg.
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AFTERNOON GAMF
Arson Is Happy

BROOKLYN, May 30.-Anson's heart was made
buoyant to-day by two victories over the Bride
groOms. Summary morning game:
Brooklyns. 0 0 O O O o.
Chtcagos ........,..".....-.,...O 2 ? . . 2 O-6
Base hlts-Brooklyns 4, ChIcagos o. Errors
Brooklyns 3, Chicagos 2 Ratteries-Terry and
Bushong, Hutchinson and Kittridge. Attendance
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Boston Wins Them Both

Boston, May 30.-The Pittsburgs dropped two
games to the Bean.eaters to-day. Summary
morning game: T.. .c-t.: -: =
Bostons. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8 OIL O1.O 90 g.
flttsburgs.-.-. ! 90 U o o l..
Base hits-Bostons 10, Pittsburgs 4. Errors-4
each. Batterles-6etzeln and CANCEL, Schmidt and
Berger. Attendance 2l00. -: :.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1890-11-15
MAD RlAGE2

SHREVE-BUCHANAN.- Nov. 5, at Saint
Pauls Church. Baltimore, by Rev. DIR. James
b. Purcell, Oswald Tilghman Shreve and Ann
Lux, daughter of James Hollis Buchanan.
WIRSING-LISKEY .-At the Evangelical Luz
theran Church. near Perrymanville, Nd, DC
tober 10, by Rev. G. r. Wanamaker, Peter
Wirsing, of Baltimore county, to Emma Lis
key, of Perrymans, Hartford county.
Observation-Disclosures November 0, at
parsonage of the NJ e. Church, Westminster,
by Rev. G. w. Cooper, Charles Robinson. of
Fringer, of Taneytown, Md.
ILLIAMS-DEFORD.-A St. Paui's p. e.
Church, Baltimore Wednesday evening. No
vember II, by the Rev. DIR. j. s. B. Hodges, as
sisted by the Rev. George c. Stokes w. S. G.
Williams, of Baltimore county, to Julia Bell
Deford, daughter of Mr.. Thomas Deford, of
Baltimore.
DENISON-PEARCE.- st. James p E.
Church, My Lady's Manor, Wednesday, Nov.
18th, at $50 p. M, by Rev. George X. Warner,
assisted by Rev. DR.. A. j. Rich, Henry Marcus
Denison, of Baltimore, to Miss Lossie Pearce
only daughter of Mr.. Jacob NJ. Pearce, of Bal
timore county.
TODD-MORRTSON-A the Central Presby-
terrain Church, Eutaw Place, Baltimore, at
noon. on Wednesday, Nov. 18th, by Rev. w. w.
d. Todd, Jr.,. of Patapsco Neck, to Miss Mary
Morrison, only daughter of Mr.. Alex. NJ. Nor
rison, of Sweet Air, Baltimore county.
FORD-EMMART-On September 49, by the
Rev. c. X. Marshall, Gustavus NJ. Ford to Mary
j., eldest daughter of the late Caleb and Susan
nah Emmart, of Baltimore county.
BIGGS-TRACY.-At Arlington, November IL.
by Rev. H. H. Kennedy, Romeo E. Biggs and
Miss Ida L. Tracy. FL!