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Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-22

hood team won this afternoon by supe-
SCORE.
Boston, Boston ..........o ..... / o-i
Hits--Chicago, &; Boston, g. Errors
Chicago, l; Boston, 1. Batteries-Baldwin,
Boyle; Radbourne, Murphy. Umpires-Knight
Jones'
CLEVELAND, July 81. - Brooklyn
Cleveland this afternoon. Attend
ance, 300.
G1sSsrnd G4echiSnl ......s ..S 1855 } @
Hits-Cleveland, 8; Brooklyn, 13. Errors
Cleveland, 5; Brooklyn, z. Batteries--O' Brien
Sutclifie; Weyning, Kinslow. Umpires-Gaf-
PIrTsBURG, ,gJuly 21.-Pittsburg (bro-
therhood) won this afternoon by heavy
batting. Attendance, 2,200.
SCORE
Pittsburg ....4 OOI O 3-l4
Philadelphia. l o 0 o o. 5
;HitsmPittsburg, t[i- 8; Ph3isdiephia, Errors
Calvin, Carroll and Hurley Burlington, Hustled
and Hallman. Umpires-Leach and Milligan.
BUFFALO, July 21.-The Bisons
(brotherhood) signalized their home
coming today by dropping game to the
Giants. Attendance, LOO.
SCORE.
Buffalo. ...........1 0 o 0 0 0 0 d o.
New York .....O O / 2 / o 3 X
Hits-Buffalo, 7; New York, H. Errors Buf
falo, 3; New York, 2. Batteres-Haddock
Mack: J; Ewing, w. Ewing. Umpires-Fergu
son, Holbert.
American Association.
ROCHESTER, July 2l. Rochester, 10
Columbus, 6.
PHILADELPHIA, July 21.-Athletics, 4
ST. Louis, s.
SYRACUSE, July 21.-Syracuse, 6;
Toledo, 4.
LOUISVILLE, July 2l.-Louisville, II
Brooklyn, 4.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-22
FRENCH AFFAIRS.
The Government Wants a Modification
of the Mckinley Bill.

The Governments Wants a Modification
of the Mckinley Bill.
PARIS, July 21.-In the deputies today
Ribot, minister of foreign affairs, reply
ing to an Interpolation in regard to ne
gotiations with the powers relative to
the American customs administrative
bill, said the government had been in
negotiation with other European powers
with the object Of trying to con-
cert collective action against the bill.
The other powers, he said, were averse
to entering into any engagements in
connection with the matter. Ribot de-
clared that he feared further action
would defeat its own object. Duply
hoped Ribot would strenuously try to
secure from the United States govern
ment modification of the provisions OF
the bill. In any case, he declared, the
French customs committee know now
what course to adopt.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-22
SHOT AND KILLED.
A Fatal Array Over Some Government
Timber Land.

FRESNO, July 21.-Albert Hacker shot
and killed Harry Broadway at Dog creek,
this county, this afternoon. The men
had difficulty about the ownership of
some government timber land. Hacker
went to Bradway's home this afternoon
with Henry rifle to demonstrate with
him for cutting Some tiDber. Broadway
met him with another Henry rifle.
Hacker fired and missed snd Bradway
did the same. Hackers rifle then re-
fused to work and he secured a double
fired both barrels at Broadway, killing
him. Hacker surrendered himself and
was jailed Both men are old residents
of the county.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-22
Evolution OF the Steer.

In the year 1706 the average weight of
fatted steers Ill the London and Liver
pool markets was but 80 pounds; this,
too, at the average of 5 years. In 1755
this average weight was increased to 4S2
pounds. In 1880 the weight was $50
pounds, more than double that of 1706.
The average weight of the fatted steer
today is four times what it was in 1905,
only 1874 years age, Exchange.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-22
Does Not Speculate.

LONDON, July 21.--In the commons to-
day Williamson asked, in view of the
marked influence of American legisla-
ton regarding silver, on the price
of that metal in London, that
steps be taken by the govern
ment to secure full supply
for mintage purposes. Goschen, chan
cellor of the exchequer, in reply to
Williamson, said the mint does not
speculate in silver. 1t must be subject
to reasonable foresight, according to it's
requirements.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-22
A Bad Wreck.

SPOKANE FALLS, WASH, July 21.--A
work train running thirty miles an hour
dashed into another train standing in
the yards at Rockford, today, causing a
bad wreck. Fireman Nobak had his leg
broken in three or four places, and En-
gineer Hill was severely injured about
the face.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-22
A Terrihla ExnlOsiOn

INDIANAPOLIS, July 21.-A special to
the Sentinel from Portland, Ind, says
A terrible explosion Of powder occurred
at Red Keys this afternoon, completely
demolishing Carrell & Horns grocery
and injuring eight persons, one of whom
cannot live. The explosion was caused
by a man lighting fireworks, which
threw sparks into can of powder.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-22
ObstructiOnists Scored.

CHICAGO, July 21.-In the city coun-
Gil tonight the worlds fair ordinance as
amended by the directors, was consid-
cred, and after much talk, during which
the obstructionists were sharply scored
by some of the aldermen, committee
was appointed to confer with the direc-
tors and settle upon an ordinance which
the council can pass unanimously, the
committee to report Wednesday even
ipo
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-22
THE FIRE RECORD.
AN EARLY MORNING BLAZE AT
TACOMA.
A Saw Mill and Large Stock of Lumber
Burned-Disastrous Fires in Pleasant
Valley-Residences Destroyed.

TACOMA, Wash, July 21.-At 5 O'Clock
this morning fire broke out in the barber
shop in the basement of the Cogswell &
Baker block, 1903 Pacific avenue, de-
stroying the restaurant of A. Drayner.
Eder & McDonald's shoe store was
slightly damaged. The building was
not much damaged, as the fire did not
rise above the restaurant. The fire is
supposed to have caught from the. boiler
in the bathroom of the barber shop. A.
Drayner estimates his loss at $4,000; in
surance, $4,000. The barber shop was
insured for 81 900, which fully covers
the loss.
A Big Sawmill Fire.
ORovILLE, CAL, July 21.-Spinger's
sawmill, situated on the Quincy road,
thirty miles from here, together with
several hundred thousand feet of lum-
Der and nineteen houses and large
amount of finished stock, was destroyed
by fire Saturday afternoon. The fire
started from the smoke-stack The loss
! is estimated at 100000; insurance un-
| known.
Pleasant Valley Flames.
GRASS VALLEY, Cal, July 2l.-Y ester
day noon fire broke out in the barn OF
Mrs. S. w. Piper in Pleasant valley
and destroyed the building and contents.
Three valuable horses were burned.
The fire spread to the fields and woods
of Pleasant valley, and burned over that
fine agricultural section. 1t is reported
that Longreidge & Douglass's ranch
buildings were burned. Yesterday after
noon fire broke out near the Allison
ranch mine. James Looney, aged go
was burned to death.
Granaries Destroyed.
IRvINGToN, CAL, July 2l.-Walker'
grain warehouse was burned this morn
ing and its contents destroyed. Loss,
about $4,000; insurance, 800
Farmers lose 1000 or 5000 bags of grain
Insurance unknown.
A Residence Burned.
GILRoY, Cal, July 21.-Just after mid
night the house of G. f. Oldham, out
side the city limits, was burned to the
ground; but few of his effects were
saved. Loss, $4,000 no insurance. Mr.
Oldham nearly lost his life two months
ago, being run over by train, causing
the amputation of leg.
Fire at Spokane Falls.
SPOKANE FALLS, Wash, July 21.--
Fire in a frame building on Monroe
street, this city, occupied by Dunstan's
drygoods store, drug store and offices
caused loss of $4,000, fully covered by
insurance. A number of inmates barely
escaped with their lives. The fire was
of incendiary origin.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-22
ROADHOUsE CONFEssEs.
1t Was He who Killed Engine
Vandevender.

1t Was He Who Killed Engineer
Vandevender.
VAN VERT, Ohio, July 21.--Fireman
Roadhouse tonight confessed numbering
Engineer Vandevender. He said Van
devender had been quarreling with him,
and among other things accused him OF
reporting him for drunkenness. When
the train reached Wan Vert the en-
gneer rushed at Roadhouse with a
curse and dealt him blow in the face,
knocking him down and cutting his
head. When Roadhouse recovered he
picked up hammer and rained several
blows on the engineers head, killing
him.. Roadhouse has been placed in
Jail, and it is feared he will be lynched.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-22
EASTERN ECHOES.
A Rock Island Train Goes
Through a Bridge.
An Inotfensive Negro Riddled
with Bullets.
The Ruin Of the Kansas Corn Crop
Almost Completed.
Fireman Roadhouse Confesses Engineer
Vandevender's Murder-An Old
Man Buncoed.
Associated Press Dispatches. |

CHICAGO, July 21.-The following re-
port of wreck, reported from Denver,
has been received at the headquarters Of
the Rock Island road in this city: The
Rock Island express, No. ID, went
through bridge about a mile west Of
Lyman tonight. The conductor thinks
they have found everyone except the
engineer. One man was badly hurt
and several slightly injured. The en-
gine, baggage-car, smoker and chair-car
were wrecked. The sleeping-car is all
right,
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-22
Chinese Cases,

SAN Francisco, July 21.-The cases of
the fourteen Chinese recently captured
IN Arizona and taken off the steamer
Gaelic on writs of habeas corpus just be-
fore she sailed for Hong Kong, last
Saturday, were argued before Judge
Sawyer in the United States circuit
court today. A decision will be rem
dered Wadnnsdau
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-22
Took "ROugh on Rats"

PHOENIX, Ariz., July 21.-Mrs. Mary
Bradbury, the handsome wife of a
saloon-keeper, died this evening
from dose of trough on rats"
aged 32. The family came here
from Fort Smith, Arkansas, about
a year ago, and it is charged that the
husband has been somewhat inconstant
to his marriage vows. Last night the
wife took poison to scare her husband,
but help came too late to save her. She
leaves two children.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-22
Old MOneYbags BuncOed.

PHILADELPHIA, July 21.--Chief OF De-
tectives Wood tonight received the fol-
lowing dispatch from Mayor Bradley, of
Asbury Park: "Alansen Lee, wealthy
old gentleman and business man of New
York, was buncoed out of $1,000 today
by two men who escaped
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-22
Will Essue Fresh CapitaI.

TORONTO, July N.-A special cable to
the Globe says the Canadian Pacific rail-
way is about to issue fresh capital for a
purpose in connection with the Pacific
steamship service, under subsidies
granted by the British government.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-22
Nat Goodwin in, London.

LONDON, July 2l.-Nat Goodwin pro-
duced A Gold Nine at the Gaiety theater
this evening The audience was bril-
liant one. The play met favorable re-
ception. Goodwin was recalled several
times, and made a felicitous speech.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-22
WAR STORIES DISCREDITED.
The Reports From. Central America Not
Considered Authentic.

TIC REPORTS FTOm. C6ntNaI AmeT1ca NOT
Considered Authentic.
PARIS, July 21.-The Guatemalan
minister here, referring to the reports
from Mexico that war had broken out
between Guatemala and San Salvador,
says the kilograms from Mexico are in
exact. War has not been declared, he
says, and no Guatemalan troops crossed
the frontier of San Salvador 1t is the
minister's opinion that the fighting re-
ferred to in the dispatches must have
occurred in the interior of San Salvador
between factions in that country.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-22
RIDDLED WITH BULLETS.
Texas Regulators Murder COIored Mar
in Cold Blood.

in Cold. Blood.
PARIS, Texas, July 21.-Early on Sat-
urday morning party of half dozen
men went to the house of Andy Young,
hard-working negro living about
twenty miles southeast of here, and
called him up. When he came to the
door volley from rifles, shotguns and
pistols was fired into him, fully twenty
five balls taking effect. One went
through his face and cut his tongue in
two. Notwithstanding his frightful
wounds the man is still alive and con-
scious, but cannot last long. Owing to
the cutting out of his tongue he cannot
speak No reason is known for the
shooting, except that Young had diff
ficulty with some white boys.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-22
JEALOUS CITIES.
st. Paulites Making Trouble for Min
neapOlis Census Takers.

neapOlis Census Takers.
MINNEAPoLIs, July 21.-Ed. F.Stevens,
who had charge of the supplementary
census bureau of Minneapolis, was this
afternoon arrested on a warrant sworn
out by st. Paul people, charging him
with padding the Minneapolis returns.
The St. Paul prosecutors hint that there
are others to be arrested, among them
some of the best known people of the
city. The matter is regarded here as a
great game OF bluff. Today St, Paul
detective was arrested as he was shad-
owing Government Inspector Boudinot.
The fellow told the police headquarters
that he had been engaged in st. Paul to
follow Boudinot and United States Dis
trict Attorney Eugene Hay.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-22
Emip Rev and Dr.Peters.

ZANZIBAR, July 21.-Emin Bey meet
ing DR.. Peters at Mpwapwa, authorized
him to recover the ivory left by Emin
at Wadelai. DR.. Peters will leave to-
morrow for Germany, hopeful of organ
izing new expedition.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-22
Died on q Train..

MARION, Ind, July 21.-Henry Hun
ger, of San Francisco, died on a Pan
Handle passenger train this afternoon,
between this city and Logansport.
Hunger was native of Finland, and
was bound for his native land, having
amassed competence.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-22
4 Defaulter Brought Back.

Fort MORGAN, Col, July 21.-L. H.
Bartlett, the defaulting cashier OF the
Bank of Fort Morgan, recently arrested
at Seattle, WASH, was returned here
today. He refused to talk or give any
information as to how he spent the
money.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-22
Farewell to the Queen.

LONDON, July 21.-A meeting of resi-
dents of the island OF Heligoland, whose
cession to Germany is provided for by
the Anglo-German treaty, was held to-
day. A grateful farewell address to the
queen of England was adopted.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-22
GOred to Death.

Tucson, Ariz.. July 21.--Yesterday
young Mexican on horseback was at
tackled by mad bull at Silver Lake.
The horse was gored to death almost in
stantly. The bull caught the rider as
in in sf' short a1pke time from from his his injuries.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-22
A Cautious Editor.

There is. evidently one honest and
candid editor in Nebraska. He says in
his paper: "We may be wrong, but we
take this stand because we think it is
right. ."-[St. Paul Pioneer Press.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-22
Nuts for the Corporal.

The new dependent pensions act is
likely to make a millionaire out of Cor
poral Tanner. He is already reported
to have 5000 applications in hand. His
silence is accounted for. He is too busy
to alk.-[Philadelphia Record.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-22
Young Hugo Fights a Duel.

PARIS, July PA duel with swords
was fought yesterday between Menier
and George Hugo, son of Victor Hugo.
Hugo was slightly wounded. 1t was
the outcome of a private quarrel.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-22
Mr. Keeler's Promotion.

SAN DIEGO, July 21.-H. B. Keller
was today appointed general agent of
the Santa Fe in this city, vice H. J..
Gleason, resigned. Keelerwas formerly
agent at Santa Ana
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-22
The Tory Programme.

LONDON, July 2l.-Smith announced
in the commons this evening that the
government would introduce the tithes
and Irish land purchase bills early in
the next session.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-22
Will Celebrate with the. Sons.

SAN Francisco, July 2l--The society of
California Pioneers, of this city, recon-
sidered it's recent action tonight, and
decided to cooperate with the Native
Sons in the celebration of Admission
day
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-22
The Kansas Corn Crop Ruined.

KANSAS CRY, July 21.-The Star says :;
Yesterday was the hottest day in the
year in a portion of Kansas, and the
heat did still further damage to the corn
crop. The most conservative estimates
do not place the probable yield at hall
what was raised last year.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-22
A Naval InspectOr.

WASHINGTON, July 21.-Commander
Louis Kempff, from the Mare Island
navy yard has been ordered as member
of the board OF inspection at San Fran
oicpo
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-22
Premium on Gold.

BUENos AYREs, July 2l.-At the close
of the market Saturday gold was quoted
at 205.
MoNTEvIDEo, July 21.-At the close of
the bourse Saturday gold was 126.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-22
Machine Shops Assigned,

KANSAS CITY, July 21.-The Centropo-
lis Car and Machine Company assigned
today. Assets and liabilities, $4,000
and $40, 900 respectively.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-22
Newspaper Men Excommunicated.

ROME, July 21.-The proprietors of
three newspapers published on the Is
land of Malta have been excommuni
Gated for printing articles abusing the
pope and the bishop of Malta.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-22
Held in Bail.

New YORK, July 21.-Bernard Aron-
son, banker, charged with having de-
frauded many persons, was today held
in $4,000 bail
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-22

Stanley Recovered
LONDON, July 21.-Stanley has re-
covered from his Illness.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-22
TURF NOTES.
Sunol Does Some Delightful Work al
Detroit.

DETROIT, July 21.-Robert Bonner's
new purchase, the California filly Sunol,
was driven practice mile this morning,
and made the circuit in 215. She made
the last half in l :04 1-5, and the last
quarter in thirty seconds, a two-minute
clip. The track was in superb condi-
ton. Most of the drivers think Sunol
can beat Maud SIS time.
Death of Famous Sire.
SAN DIEGO, July 21.-James Madison
is in this city from Julian, in the in
terror of this county. He brings news
of the death at his ranch of the thor
oughbred racer Shiloh, sire of Mikado,
Tycoon, Reveille and others, at the age
of twenty-nine. He sired a greater num-
ber of running race horses than any
other animal in the state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-12
DEATH or MRS GARRISON v. POTTER.

Mr.. Virginia Mitchell Potter the widow Of ClarlSon
Mott Potter. died at her home. No. $50 IVES, Fifty
ninth s.. on saturday age sixty four She was the
daughter Of the lat Matthew Pope Mitchell Of Phla-
dclpiua. Her husband was the OF Nonzo Potter.
Bishop Z Pennsylvania. the brother Of Henry G. Pot
ter. Bishop ~ New York. cirSsOn Mott Potter
well known member Of Congre in which he
served 49, the representative Of n" Nllth Ncw-Norli
Di-t,c. fr,u March /. I-G9. until March - l- and
again from october l.. 1-71, till March :. 1881.
During his COngrc>,iO career he member of
important committees, and took active part in the
discussion If the disputed electoral votes of Louisiana
AID Florida In the Presidential contest of 1875. In
l-7D he for Lieutenant Governor on the Demo
cratic ticket, but defeated. lie died in this city
on January % l--2
Nj. Potter for many years invalid. which
prevented her from taking part in social and bencvO-
rent affair. Her death VA, due 20 rheumatic gOut.
from which she had bc'u a sufferer. She leaves four
chir'n. Howard y. Potter Mr.. !. Forester McEwcn.
OF England. Nj. Virginia Potter. and ClariSOn
morning at . 80 O'Clock at Grace Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-12
GRAIN md PRODTCE MAEFETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoEK DEALINGS.

I
Naturally enough the ACTIVITY In Nhct 10 The roculq'
session on saturday restrained ~ doubt what
the Government crop report would show when issued
later IN day. Infavorabe crop adyices eadcd the
for awhile and further strength was given W
statement from the West that the Government neufes
would be points less than month Weakness was
caused later BY reazatons started by the selling Of
Hutchinson Chicago June ranged from ?o2cGSi 70
30 cents July from % $685. 9Si- cents August. from
972. 96 cents. and December. from $685. 70 % 10
cents, We append the official closing aairc'. which were
generally below the official close Of Friday May ??s.
June 3d. July 9sL, August o., September 9o2. D..
cember OH cents
on the curb July what went u 99A August to
Gsi. and December o. Tho Government
port however, the signal crash 81 3G32 cents.
condition OF winter wheat placed at 80, against
per April l. decided Disappointment To TO
bulls. Speculation active and marked by con>d 'rablc
tAcitemcut July sold down 10 9j, August u o. snd
December 10 80 cents. The markets and
cash wheat dull weak, the oliA business Tor
export being 5000 bushels Of No. Noith'h spring.
Corn on spot further and closed cent
lower The canal arri' al, continue liberal mo me eNot
dun, but sdi cent better early IN slmahy VITA
Io.s%s a. rule AZ AZ; Tor Nay AZ. June. AZ. for
July. ia August. and a. for september -
bushels The option, advanced lsas cents, but closed
with losses of .G cent ~ 3S Tor May ana 81. cents
LAID was extremely duh aud closed few points
loves a, 81 50 for June 90 IS o July 80 10 for August
~ - FOR >.11tcmbcr. and 70 % for october.
Ncw.lor. baltimore Philadelphia and Boston were a,
~ 500 packages 4 chicago Milwaukee and s.: Pan!
btl shells; -four, 90 O99 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-12
WILL BASEBALL SUFFER?
LOCAL TEAMS DOING RATHER POOR WORK
WARD PROTESTS THAT THE INTEREST OF THE

WA"D PROTESTS THAT THE INTEREST OF THE
PUBLIC I, NOT FLAGGING-THE REC RDs
The local baseball teams seem about badly mud
dicd as the general baseball situation itself The
two New York teams arc doing poorly, while the
Lohtn" ana Bro hcrhOOd team, OF Brooklyn are barely
holding their own. The Iroohlyn Association team
is last IN pcnnant race. while the Jersey City team
MS only Just begun 20 play baseball in earneS.
Nome OF the teams has yet played In penrant
iofm and unless there is change soon. there Will
be 10 championship flags in this neiChborlood next
fall
The attendance at the games hcrcabouts has not
""h cHcpiaging. and unless thc spectators turn out
III larger numbers. none Of the clubs will make eX
p'i'c' This Of determination may drag base
ban Gown with it. Boh League ard Brotherhood
are stu defiant and neither shows signs Of back
ns ont Tho League men generally acknowledge that
'r Hglt i hurting ,hc came. but say that the en-
n>aSt will all como back to the bleaching boards
a. ,ocn a. the ncht is settled
IN" brotherhood men say that The interest in
baseball i greater ihln ever. and The following re
mara, by War The leader of The brotherhood. voice
The sentiments Of most Of his co-worgcrs. In reply
Z" y. G.. >pallnG', statement that interest in base
bah IS dying ou'. Ward says:
This j. singular statement for a baseball magnate
- make, even were 1t true. which it Is not. in ny
opinion, aud can only De explained on the theory
'a' IN pursuance OF S determination to rule ruin
me National game. The oh League has now taken a
new tack. E"alizt- HAT 1t canno. live in lis fight
AGAINST the Players Lesyne under present conditions.
certain o is official, travelling about from city 20
CIV having tlcm-olyc, interviewed on the present
stat" II affair and ar npting 10 throw cold water ON
public Interest in ;hc II is noteworthy that all
thi~ talk about no Interest. the absence Of local
PRIDE and 'mc1uc attendance comes from National
LalHc sources. M. single Players League club
hn- vet mad" any complaint. II there Is any faiuc
of n General public Interest IN tho game, il Is not duo
Ia The pr. cncc Of two club I'm one city and cons"
q'n' destruction ~ local pride. The same conditions
have existed before and local pride was not Affected
win two clubs III Philadelphia for years. both have
al"av5 drawn well. and Notwithstanding the strong
following Of TIE Athletic. the Philadelphia Lcagne
club entered %" n"ll in l--3 and mana .cd 10 build
up paving constituency decrease ln interest. IL
any, due - the reckless tactics of the old League
u IT, attempt, - XIII of business rival and MAINTAIN
it, monopoly oi the game. The snlnc viii live on,
even though bot. National and Player, Leagues should
pa ort ri c,i,ioncr. II, life depends not Oh any
leaenc or as,ocat;G7 but upon the support Of the
Iuhl.."
Do %" L'acuc race the Philadelphia team still holds
tho lcfd while IA" New lorh team Just pcrSStenty
clne- 20 lat place. ihc record Is - follows: