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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-30
DISEASES or WOMEN,

Some of the symptoms from which many
women suffer are pain on top OF the head
and back of the neck. extending down the
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-12-18
REMARKABLE RESCUE.

Michael Certain; Plainheld H..
makes the following statement that
she caught cold which settled on her
lungs; she was treated foEa month By
her family physician, bat grew worse
worse. He told her that she was
hopeless victim OF Consumption that
no medicine could cure her. Her
druggist suggested Dr.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption; she bou-
ght bottle and to her delight found
herself benefited from first dose She
continued its use and after taking ten
bottles, found her self sound. and well
now does her own house work and is
as well IS she ever was.-Free trial
bottles of this great discovery at w.
L. Leary's Drugstore, large bottles soc
and ST.. - -
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-12-18

NoRFoLk soUTHERN RAILROAD COM
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE LIST 1891.
Mail Train leaves Edenton 1:I0 pm.
daily, except Sunday, arrives at Nor
folk 4:30 p. m.
Express Train leaves Edenton Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday at $50 s. m
arrive at Norfolk II am.
Connection made at Norfolk with all
rail and Steamer Lines. and at Eliza,
sethA ity with Steamer .Neuse Tuesd2. :,
Thursday and Saturday for Roanoke
Island. New Berne and Atlantic s.
North Carolina R.R. Stations. and with
Steamer, Burruss Tuesday and Friday
for Fairfield and Alligator River
The Company S Steamers leave Eden
ton 1915 pm, .as. foliows%Transfe-
Steamer to Mackeys Ferry daily Tex
cept Sunday with passengers for Roper,
Paneego, Belle Haven. connecting with
Steamer Haven Belle for Bay River,
South Creek &c.
Steamer Plymouth, daily Except
Sundays1 for Plymouth GAINESVILLE,
Wrlismst' n, Windsor. Washington
&C.
rhaT s@nSf nd d1ys' for cS sss%4g
River Wednes9sC for; Ayoca;rsnd Sal
mon Creek, and Monday aud- Friday
for Scuppernong River. - - - j
Norfolk passeslger-and freight station
at Norfolk and western Railroad Depot.
Through tickets on sale and baggage
checked to all principal points 49,.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-12-18
EASTERN CAROLINA DISPATCH.
FASV FREIGHT LINE
AND PASSENGER ROUTE.

\
Regular line of steamers between
Atlansic & North Carolina r. R., New
Berne, and, Elizabeth city.
Daily all rail service between Edentcn,
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Norfolk
Through cars, as low rates and quicker
time than by any otner route.
Direct all goods to be shipped by East
ern carolina Dispatch, as follows: From
Norfolk by N S. r. r.; baltimore by P.
W. & B. 4. r.; President ST. STATION,
Philadelphia by Pennsylvania. X. r.
Dock ST. Station; New York by Penn
sylvania R. r., Pier 81 North River.
For further Information apply
E. WOOD, Agent, Edenton, N: g., or
to the General Office ofthe N. & s. r.
R. Co, Norfolk, Va. .,.
NJ. K. KING, General Manager.
H. G: HUDGTNs, G. F; & P. Agt. -. =.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-12-18
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALv

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. salt ..Rhel,m,
Fever Sores, Tet. Chappe :, Hands,
ilblaiEj Corns. all Skin Ernp-
tons, and positively cures Piles. or ilc
pay required. Il is guaranteed to givh
perfect satisfaction. or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. y.
For sale by W. /. Learr. Druggist.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-12-18

Did you ever buy horse and have
some misgivings as to his points till
they were fully tested2 Not SO with
Ayers Sarsaparilla; you may be sure
of it at the start. Itnever disapoints
those who give 1t fair and persist
Mt trial.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-12-18

The revolt in the State Of Sac Pau
10, Brazil, has been quelled by the
Government troops. =. - -.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-12-18

The big gan will soon be heard in
our city, and old Santa Clause will
give the little folks a visit. h..
Mr. &C Creecy has returned fron
Fairfield. H.. r.. e. E.
Rev. c. W Winfield has returned
from Roper City.
Mr., w. Ell. White is visiting rela-
tiyes in this city.
Mr.. l. J. Leary has returned home
TO spend Christmas. -.
If you need an account book call
ON W. FL. Doggett.
Rev. P. L. Little has returned
from his visit to Roper City.
Mr.. W. H. Belcher of Hasell, N.
c., gave US call on the 11thinst =, ~
Mr.. e. u. Riddick, of Winfall is
visiting his many friends in our
city.
Mr., Ionic Williams of Tarboro, is
clerking for Rolling & Co., of this
city.
Mr. W. T. Gould of Roper, gave
us a call On the 14th enroute to Nor
folk, Va. i
Don't foil to get the FISHERMAN &
FARMER for your girls in Phila. and
Raleigh.
We are pleased to see Miss Mar
tina Davenport out again after few
days illness
Mr.. J.Jones Of Plymouth, spent
a few pleasant hours in our city on
the 18th inst. .a,...
The store lately occupied by. N.
Ryan, on upper Broad Street, has
been torn down.
Mr.. Charley Bemberry hasreturned
home from visiting friends and rela-
tives in this city.
The Sunday Schools are preparing
to give the little ones a nice time
during Christmas.
Mr.. James Coston Of Roper City
spent few days in our City, visiting
friends and relatives. = 49,. p,
Mr.. G. Fl. Heckstall, Of Walk,
BERTHE CO. passed through our city on
the 18th inst for his home.
The young men will give gran d
entertainment on the night of goth
inst. A grand time for all.
There will be a special sermon
preached for the young men On Sun
day afternoon at Kedesh church. =
Mr.. Thomas Lewten informs us
that the Jugler Co. will give a con
cert in Roper on the Both.
Rev S P Knight will give lecture
on Sunday night for the young peo-
pie. Come out and hear him
A grand entertaining at the
Charity Hall on Tuesday and We'd
nesday nights. 81 are invited;
Rev. N. H. Banes Of Richmond
Va, preached a fine sermon Sunday
night last at the Providence church.
The Editor of this colamn is look
ing for his Christmas turkey from
some of his readers. Come up
bows.
The entertainment given by the
ladies of Kedesh church on Friday
night last. at Mrs. Badham's school
house was grand and in every way
a success
All are invited to attend the Base
Ball Union on the night of the 10th
where the ladies Of EdentOn will have
their Christmas play. All are in
vlted. Admission 10 ceats
Rev. NJ. N. Levy Pas or OF Kedesh
church LIFT on Tuesday to attend
Conference at Norfolk. Va. Rev.
Levy served the above church from
May until Dec. Z months and few
DAYS. He succeeded we'll and is
loved and respected by all regardless
to race. sect or creed. May it please
God to return him to the same field
The Virginia Conference of the
NJ. F. Zion church convened IA the
CITY OF Norfolk, Nednesdt ~ Dec rs
Rt Rev w Hood presiding Bishop.
The following left here on Tuesday
last, Rev G w Winfield, Rev - ?
Cook, Rev II H Whidhee, Rev. H b
Pettegrew, Rev NJ N Ivy, Rev E
Oyerton, w w Blair.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-12-18

John P. Richardson. largest COTTON,
planter in the world died in Louis
lana on Monday. 49,. -.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-12-18

NrORFOLk SOUTHERN RAILROAD COM
IN PANY. .r-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-17
SEVEN HITS In TWO GAMES.
WHICH Explains THE DOUBLE DE-
FEAT OF THE NEW FORKS.

1sstsn MANAGE to Beat ChicaEo-CIevs.
laaa Takes Tive from fhHaseiph hi ., and
ClpeiaHat ana Rrook1yn Get Ono Each
-barr asd Ciarkson TO be Reiessed.
That little affair Yesterday afternoon set
tied the New Yorks SO far as tho pennant or
second place are concerned. Philadelphia
also took bad tumble. and will do well to
kssp an ere on Pittsburgh. Had McGunnigle
taken hold OF the Smoky City team earlier in
the season they would be much nearer the
top.
The directors Of the New York Club have
been insxpressibiy panied by tho daily specta-
Gle OF eight or ten muscular men sitting on a
bench during ball games and do nothing but
chew tutti fruttl and gaze thoughtfully upon
the efforts OF their Woodworking brethren.
The directors have determined to thin out this
band Of contemplative athletes. and the axe
will fall In . day or two. Barr and Clarkson
will bs the FIRST victims. and others
will follow. Barr was q costly ven
turs for the club. He has proven
utterly useless. and was signed for big money
In the face OF testimony from those who know
exactly What the big pitcher could do In tho
snd as r. r.
the front. The directors, however see NO
teason for keeping, him at PRESENT Taylor
and Coughlln are likely to bs kept for next
lease. The results Of yestsrday's games were:
tFirst camel Pittsburgh. q; New York. Q.
(Sec, nd game Pittsburgh. New York. I.
tFirst game BROOKLYN. l; Cinrinnati. O..
Second game CinGinnati 8; hrooklyn. 4
tsscond ssmeI Cleveland. q: Philsdsiphia. O.
Boston, Z; Chicago, 2.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-17
At the WIckets,

Last week was . memorable one in the American
cricket world. The victory Of Philadelphia over Chi.
cngo for tho inter city championship Of the United
States Was OF colrse forsgone conclusion. hut II
could not have besn expected TO prove SO oyerwhs
Ing The Quaker City has for many years been the
recognized home OF American crcketlng, and
the place on this side OF the Atlantic whore
The sro1t is sxhibited iu ths Ersstsss psrisetion
when WIZ tnsy are 20 Ss found by tens q a
an nEis sSaS'y M c.n w fnSx hv a ~
ssaa, eArsa; or Tug Victory x during ths PRESENT
against g? and 81. or an inning ana 80, runs 10
extraordinary that 10 evident the Quakers had sx-
pected much harder work. aud had prepared for It 90
cnrdipgy But sslr TO say that the WeseFners lacked
one OF heir very hest men DR.. Ogden. wuo wsy espS
ciAy needed In the bowling W
Ths winning Of tho New York or Metropolitan Dis.
trict Chanpionship on Saturday was also Effected By
an Specedly strong Hcore Staten Island and Man.
hH.t.n HAVING esn a. very :ysnly
itlsna'a success very r5edita6ls i wopd seem de-
leaders Of their respective sections should const OF
two full innings; and Friday and Eaturday cannot
Do set annrfo the purpose Two successive Saturdays
might he !aken Labor bay and the preosdipg 6Atur.
DAY would Aso DO . good com binAtion.
The nns event OF the cricket yeAr will hs await
ed-the visit Of the English Tenteinsn and slsvsn
or stil better fifteen Of New YORK chosen frem Its
hest ericistsrs ought to BIO shls to make the
played here Interesting both TO visitors and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-17
ALL HAD 10 BET ONGLOUCEsTER RA CEs
The Horses Mt 6ravcsend CARRIED No City
Money TO Speak or


Tho city pool rooms got AWAY the worst OF
the battle with the Grave. end track yesterday
They found plenty OF time to solicit Ilay on
the Gloucester races. A few dollars were
taken in on the first race. and fewer on the
second and third combined, but the business
was SO small that it could hardly w called y
suggestion OF trade.
Early In the day the rooms were nl!ed with
people. Perhaps q larger crowd than usual
visited each. 1t was plain, however. that many
OF the callers came out OF curiosity The
crowds waited around uutil noon time, and
then. seeing no signs Of entries. they grad
ualy Disappeared, and by 7. NJ. scarcely
more than SCORE remained In any one room.
The entries as posted on the book makers
boards were incorrect. and the public preferred
Can had won, with Mails one. secon,l, ami 10.
did NOT arrive until long aiterward was that
Can Can was not in Tho rdce and u at Inferno
va, Tas FIRST With NJ Ma:s'one SECOND. an Homer
Alrpla,t had won With Joohuny IieoE svher SEQ.
was SECOND: And SO 1t went all through the
day Th1 city pol room kteGers seemed IN
- Thomas /. Wynn. who is Peter De Lacy's
Lieutenant; sad to syn rspor Ell; We mad
end races to- Iay. because We be lieyed that we
gould not g meet satisfactorily with the track.
We could have done so on at lenst the iirst
three races. but decided not to do anything
until we could do it In good shape and all
the way through the card. As it was. this
office hnnuled almost as much money
on the Gl9uce ter races as it would have
II the Brooklyn Jockey Club had been III ac-
cord. think 1t is pretty safe TO say that
everything will be ali right Tomorrow. Cor.
tain arrangements are being made which, II
perfected 10y tomorrow, as they probably will
be. will enable US to get all the necessary in
formation, and in good season." What the ar
rangements We're Mr.. Wynn declined to shy.
=" it looked very well for to morrow. or there
would be break some where"
1t il he universal opinion among the horse.
men who Ike O put down u bet in the city
b6ore going 10 the track that the city pool
rooms will not be able to do any business on q
course whore entries are withheld until TWEEN
~ minutes before post time. A Sun reporter
saw nine such men within short period yes
terday afternoon. aud they all expressed that
belief.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-17

The new 2nfoot stiplsek Julia was launched last
Sunday from the forkrils YARD.
william Juch Of tho ioTkvis Yacht Club hiss Dur.
chased tho fast - loot s0pp Irene.
lanes shannon OF the HARE Yacht Club sua C. 4.
smith HE Williamsburgh Yacht Cub have yolun.
tsersa hs,r services 10 ACT IIdges for tue Sorlye
The fall regatta OF tho Yorsville Yacht Club which
takes place next TGslay promises 10 lie grand sue.
cess 1hsrs are forty three entries In the nipo classes
aud . great dAysspDrt " anticipated
AsweepstakeS race was sailed last sunday over Fri.
angular course III Bowery Bay under the auspices Of
tho M'Niansbnrgh faoht Club and the following
yachts won IN thsr respective classes; The Joker An
ges,: snd the Reel The Joker won tbs special prize
o. so Tor making tic fastest tiins over TIE course
For thu past month the dhersn yacht clubs and
Synsr Of private posis on the Jersey shore Of New
have ben Helping i Mkasv.r E can T hS
ther hands npon The lhleyea ns rule do thpr ORR
night and ~ spite Of the vgt aues OF tie CUTS and
their sails AMI riggin.. A number Of prlvaIS
Saehts have ,sen stolen and several small
aud strict watch MAT has Lssn tspt Wa."ish,s re-
iatea o. lpesdsy. night aut the wsch,nAn that had
moorsd AZ ramrapo, and Owned BY Mr. H. q. Edniston
81 the Jersey Guy Yacht tlub vas releyed aud ei.
,nwsl to spend the night as ere II seem, that the
sssisd IN getting away with the ies Without aitaT6.
onE thirty NV way ron II, tzsb 's EduteSkqs
Il. @ ~ sSs ~ SYsF az
Ihe thieves they VIII meet with very warm reception.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-17

The excitement. OF the first game had worn on
natis began hitting him rathsr hard. Lovett
tried now shoots and drops. hut to NO avail.
and whom the inning was oyer he came 10 tho
nngs was enough work for one day. When
FoutA stepped into the pitchers box hs Pa 70
10 see Long Dave In his old position again.
1t IA about three years since Fhutz earnsd his
salary ss pitcher. asst season ne pitched
ihi- season. Foutz may again do the affective
work he was capable Of doing while with the
Foutz made the while legged Cincinneu play.
ers hustle. Had he been put IN at ths sthrt
Loaf. In Tho seven innings that Foutz pitched
the Cinoinnatis secured seyen scattered hits.
and sinRularly one was made In each inning.
The score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-17
RACING At LATONII.
Bnckers OF Favorltes Have Another Bad
DAY.

CINCINNATI Sept 1s-FAvornss went down in quick
succession at La!oaa to-day, the tlsut fanG to pick
fonr Of tho seven winners two Of which were out
siders OF tho rankest sort Tho weather fair anu
extremely warm. The attendance was between four
and i've thousand.
in tho West has been thrown OF traiun. owing to
awrsnched ankle in hi. last race lie r.u mile III
lhs opening .sc. selling purse, one mil. and
sls. sass $40, 0 Viola G SSH ' a.hs ~
bosnx x'sPsF ~ ic %s sso
AZ! A.,
5
bro her e inaooertts 70 DO The trick taesns him
aas 70 6 de BY A M. Won ns
s Ssa ;eG RSaSs le. Il.
Is. :d ~: q: :. tg .,sas . 'f ;s:
] s *. a ia iaas .n"us To
%a by ns h .r
h tss ans a In
r.
snG S. 'hf 1ns0i: second
ns The q bcre np
fremont My FliliIe; 100 Lindsay up, who was 20 to
~ en n;s 'z Tina.
II5k
halt of the split four md half furlonx
purse with seven maiden two .ods for starters
was the sixth race. and the ruling favorts was Ksnga
Cisxton should have won, but boins in The stretrb
she fell out OF IL sad after driving mich The spend.
was ~ to In the betting won bv half length from
the favorite. WHO peat Comethsr length Tor place
honors Time. 0:aS
The final part of the mile selling dash with nine
Doxey, luz psrtinson in the saddle a. i chs race
shs Won MI n Clever syi: by Ieneth from The so
ohance Sir Planet who beat Sidney like distance for
place honorA Time. 1854.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-17
Broeklyn's Twelnh warders Matched .,
Aandball.

Tho approaching club day" OF the Brooklyn Hand.
ball Club will be somewhat more lively than usual by
reason of contest between . quartet of Brootlyns
prominent Twelfth wardsra Tho principals will be
James Duty and Thomas Auglin against ratrick Gan.
non and Jack Casey. The men are enthusiastic sports
men, and for some time effort has been made to
bring them together III kind Of athletic contest
Isa @ walk ( tho .sm. is.
that tho Tour should decide tho question Of their
!ook xiss .%s ous. and tie, a:S,a:a
to play tho best q Ave sames 70! n,ne ak
nine doi,sr s:aI. Zach man has dspos,tea the value
Of these goods the hanis OF Thomas Lynch. who by
Casey Is confident success for he con:
hss 5esn 6sstsr a. Tie game will be played
two q Us most s1psr. ia. Of South .Brostt,p WI
tuesday By gssiisht The score:
William s.hmids' q 81
very good pair in game with William schmidt aud
John Pierce on Tuesday. The score:
Carmody and Henry Northumberland II 2i-53
Schmidt and Pierce ....................l3 81 io-44
Yesterday ,roE Coggins fell afou of obstacle and
10 like that he will he laid several days for
ho,e and Dennis shea comhned formed tho obstacle
aud they gave tn: css;lsb.r 10Y COED bsa,ins was
Ha5 the score:
Capt Rose und Shea ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 2I-5a
ffoL CoRRins 3-J2
Casey yesterday, Am ia fns Trim Tor The tray toiSs
IL, n.s. sny M A n
ii. ali risht Philip smith" Tho msitsr Dr. Smith al
ss' Sd "a
party dinner 81 the Fifth Avenue Hotel
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PITTSBURGH. 2: NEW YORK. 0 (FIRsr CAMEL.

PITTSBURGH. 2; NEW YORK. 0 trIRsT CAMEL.
Fortunately arrangements were made to
Sosr an Go osh oil T.. Nas
York; snd at !hSs ate four games could have aye
.. S 81 aTG ss% Ws, % VII Whch su h. hs a
v1Si fl an Mt which seemed 70 say. =, we'll We
can't win the ,pennant, SO what's the use OF
isr Ssss Ms sss and
ting had not u,sde its appearance when tho
sSs sms or s sl0s Who Tas sp r
Esrs to win =: pssv ,Sps
T. fSs =: se
s SG1 asF NsE s0Fh i Faai pu
s5 ss sys an S s B. osn
VA: e
asfs e. s. Ell B.ete esq IN tie inans he
sRs Hs q ptS had sp
ttdidat striks tnee seals however: as # was
oal af s5rs ss!f !. nso he
~ sptssa to race aropna II. bases until
Dali was lelQ py tH0 Ui.cuo!, btbntlnS III ul6
position. Taylor got slightly ratified; and In
Stosd of running to the box was backing up
I sid st sss s sRs Rseksy had no dsu' In
The other run was made by Corkhill in the
third He was sent to ART on balls and made q
Bisrbsusr's fly and making Q bad throw to
third. TAYLOR was hit safely hut Tour times.
On Tho other hand. Baldwin kent the New
Yorks pounding the air. Any time there
run poor base running came to the aid Of tbs
Pittsburghs. This was otably the case in the
eighth hsp Bsssst hit the 6s 81 hard :has
stopping t. He ran to fsst like an ice wagon.
and was throyn out on what should have been
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-17
Oa1s .ad Enas or Sports.


n. g.. :sS''' BY an ''' referee 'r'"
e :y .I !. AeE ss AS s:s. w
% Mi Fsss s n E,s B g q:
made MAJ ~ West New Brighton. s'A1sn Island os. Is
%: ~ Hill e sas
The sroaklya H.lee.s Athletic Club EIi hea Il, On.
ssy :s. sSs ~ q siI 5a tad Fifty
a. .9% E;o .sas
H. s s ."a n. ss Il: Cum.
n: d,,. fof til. pigeon match s.,xeen Fred 9umsy
ss i;s 9s s4sas '
@ Y s:ss X ss 81 :sS ;rs
sISv: ses .ol ssns a Sassp III: !!
Es :$s: 81 e 'S' You'd
ys 81: 'rSSns;se tna n4S; :
niSas & ss Va III:
";
ds sssA IL. T.. 1s
Petitions Ispound hammer, 50 pound weight. and 49,
pound shot Jordan ven the dIst two and IL was un
Necessary to contest the third Jordap1 weight
not found shoyt The copditicps ssid that the win
asr vas 70 pay for 500 trophy; Az FORD paid the
ali around ohampfons a. 70 our Enovisdvs. b has
never conn etsd against them 8. We do not keep :
s.s: :ss a .'a there
Il Hi
nents 70 race sodiss yesterday afternoon. ~ suc
s.. who seeing bin sfyS .n e1siItea spin we're VIII
!hs solder. 10 tBsrss5 would dro1 Tie HsleSsssI
So OOO Berry rave the tie soldier fhs Halifax
sports becoming salsgsd thrvstensd Garry yho Gtsw
iheir liberty.
u. fesspE Isss;s y: Esssi!s a. 2. ree.
turn % Eng.na esntsmsn on ths ether sds hsys h.d
aassss s'ss; ass VIZ s
themselves Sill they wsicohS 70 their opinions.
ths.f an Prepared "a Do ana fSSps t wili NEE. Win
immedi.ts attention I VIII rive Johr T. sullivsp
Ct saRss q ~ s h iSi h
world and viii toss for choice Of battle ground Gamer
.eSn hAss Ps ssss iii 4.
any reasonable AN ount 70 Bind ! match
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Earued run-PtttsourghL Firse base BY errors-Sew
SasHssn r G s... y baylor ss:yy S,f.
ms sseiacs hiss-B.:..ss cennor stoien 6. as.
ksilly Double play5Bassstt Richardson, ana Conor.
HMd pitchss-Baldwin, =. I'm pirs-AcQusds. Time
PITTSBURGH. Z: NEW YORK. (sEcoNp CAMEL
.09usha s ns NbvT5li ysps picked oat to do
and It looked as though Pittsburgh was to
have feast. However. no fault could be found
With Copghlip's pitching. He kept the hits
scattered In good style. but the same
GIass eyes that vainly endeayorsd to locate the
ball In the first Reme were engaged Up . futile
effort to see Kings curves. Buck Ewing With
his good right arm. sat upon the bench and
laughed nproarously at the play OF his COM
rad8a. The New forks managed to avert an
Sher ehut-out. In tho fourth inning Hanlon
mufYed Connor's ny. King made u Wild pitch,
and Glasscock's single sent the run In. After
that the New Yorks could NOT make any more
bhugsrt's double and Millsrs single gave
In the fourth. MiIIsrs ess on balls Han.
And Riohsedsons wide ihruw' to the plate
Yielded two unsarned runs. In the f{th. a
BARS es:; o. eas 81 Ms sns Su sh
throw in the cir whom he meant to throw to
second, HsnIons double. and Lallys single
gave four more unearned runs
Coughlia struck out the aide in the eighth
inVinG King did not strike out the side, but
only Your scattered hits were made on hfS
nltchinR, Tho score;
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owins to the norappearanco yesterday afternoon OF
W. l. E. Brauns ono OF the contestants the nna round
Of the singles In Central Park championship tennis
tournament had TO be posponsd. 1t will probably be
played OIL this afternoon Tho nna match in the con
ISOLATION singles played and resulted In rather
easy victory for c. A. Triao who defeated O. NJ Moran
in three straight sets. Two matches were started In
tho In ytation tourney but neither vas completed. O.
y Ha,ght ami + stevens PLAYED four ssts each win.
ming two. The postponed match between Paret And
Fischer was cUntinuei but the remarkable length OF
the games pecsss,ated second postponement aftsr
fitchcr had won SECOND set The scores fotlowi
Consoiation singles Trial Round-C. 4. Triao tsAt O.
NJ Moran. 6-S 9 4. I'll
Invitation Tournament-P Stevens vs. G. =: Haight
Sd Is. s-I al (unhnishsd3; E. r Fischer bsatJ r.
Faret ca e. unfinished
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slesson Wants to Meet schaelsr's Repre-.
sentative.

George slssson isd last night uusuccesfuy to have
an interview with Dick Roche sGhaefers representa-.
two TO complete the proinnaries for the big match
that the champion consents to play month this
Hotel and the Tr.mo I Club but couldn't hnd Mr.
Roche iie expressed regret He wrote note TO him
At the hotel asking him to appoint place for
10 agree As TO details
~ is necessary 90 act sgekly" SCISSOR said. -so-
Hs expects to arrange matters this afternoon or to-
morrow II Mr. Roche will confer with him.