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ssi..-ss,rs ortnn Thr.s.ssss h!.-ps,y. sss.,ass
DALI s'sI:. es:ss.neAlesr. noE.ss a. ch,Ids ~
NcQuatd Tims-2aA Attendance. LOIS.
CHICAGO s; scsrox
.so.ros June e.Csrt hnson came 20 postSn last
sized up the BsaneatnE stars to-day, he gave con
tsmptuons suin and tod Hutchinson he nssdnt work
too hard for The Hoetona wers not wearing their bat
ting cotks. That vas true for IN nv. innisEs the hos
tons dtdn get sign of hit Then they bfaced UP
bit and In the eighth inning stovey H. OF his old
time homsts sad three runs scored for the home
nine. breaking disc string OF Nut
how the Chicayos did thunr the ball Clarksop was
enigma 10 Wmot for he got In two successive home
runs each OF which earned to- his side Dahlen
also scored snoiher homer In the Gtth inning Lone
Nv superb Judgment and good PLAY sds double play
which prsycni.l the chieasosfro'n rolling up bigger
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Results ut Chicago.

CHICAGO. June s.-The winners At tho Corrigan track
to-day follow:
II First Eacs-one and one.xteenth milea Ethel won,
Hocksey second, Patrick third. Time. 2:OI.
sacond hscs-Pivs eighths OF mile Bla,s Duks
won Arthur Davis second Ingarita third. Time I;,A
p 1n,r1 3 Ese..uns mile: 0rms won Osborne second
Fourth Race-sevon, ,eighihs Of "a mils. Roley Boley
won: Joe Garter seoond, Clifford third Time. ;s5
Flfth Race-thIes quarters Of = mila lvanhos won
Renounce second Miss Mary third. Tlpe. iig3,e
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Additional Entries to tho Harlen Regatta.
The folio wing the additional entries to the Hsr
lem regatta received by Secretary z. Cofax ysssr
day:
Senior -Four cared shels-Albauy Rowing Club of Al.
banyi Graham, bowl Carlu. 2; Moran. y, Bowen,
Senior Single sculls-Aibany Rowing Club, e. }. Mol.
Junior Fouroarcd shes-Eureka B. C. Of Newark,
4. q, Putnam; bows r. hughes 2; II. G. stewart b; j.
TurnbulL stroke. ~
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Dartnouth's Tsanls Tourney.

4 HANOVER, June AIN the tournament OF the Dart.
mouth Tenns Association fos the championship Of the
college tho following mes won In tho preliminary
81 Ga 81: A Z. Gaiinger. 81 beat II G, sanders
s.s. 50 60: Bailey. 'ei. beat J. L W"isworth
i. Gurt.: a-t go o.: !. Mason. Sa beat
beat r. T. Baker. 'sa 81, e.i; r.. Bsrnard. 'si,
ID. HAIL ~, 8-i 60: r. z. Cox '92 beat IL W. Cox
ss. 81: So; Leach beat r !. Burnap ~ IA s-s;
StouGhton % beat N. 7. ThompsoR 'e2 6-A ST e-S
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ss follows:
First Racs-Thres.au gu arters Of . mite. Martha won
Ibb4. ' -''
isss9nd .n rny ven. with Fob
The third race WAS declared off.
Fourth fscs,9nr mite. Lon.ford. won. with BRIAN
pIn..,n,n .h nssson Yo a%d @ .., Troy with
sixth EArr-fiye furnn!s. Rustic won with Sam
Aorse second and Carhut third. Time ia2I{
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The Lorg Island sportsmsn's Club had their regular
monthly shoot at Dexter Park yesterday. Tho club
shoots a. twenty blue rocks each man. right and left
snRea q. Bieber won tho Grst medal The second and
third medals were tied for by NJ Shoeter and j. Flo.
gel with fourteen each; They did not shoot on. The
SECOND medal aud shosttler ths third. The score;
10; 1niol o; Hofsr, o: UnAs o; Fsgsl il; Vessel X
~: kresS 4
Thres sweepstake at sir blue rocks each were shot
The LIST wa. won ~ NJ shoster the second by Cintor
and the third BY shOettler
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A New Deal for Morrl. Park.

1t was arranged at Morris Park yesterday
that tho Monmouth Park EaciuR Assoclat on
would begin their simmer meeting at Vest
cPestsr on July 4, aud have four racing days at
Morris Park on which TO run on their Impor-
tant tati rIaGess s after which The Monmouth Asso-
Tor the remainder OF their meeting, Mo- rIs
faik 70 TAKE Jer mes Of DAYS and run ont tho
New York Jockey Clubs allotted days dnripg
meeting. 0 80"
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The winners Mt Gloucester.

TIC "InheTH mt GIOWccSteT.
GLoucEsTER Juno Following are results of to- days
events;
First Racs-six and one. .har furlonga Hhskcspears
won Chefian, second; rIolisal lhird. Time. I:sH
won; silence. second; kcstAsy third: Time, / :0I.
second: Suarterstrstch third. Time. ;.2A.
Fourth Race-seven and a half iurongs. Bsiisar!us
won: Hub s. secondi Major Daly thpd Time I;tSN
fifth Racs-siI and fourth furo onRsi CammacE won:
saGramentn Sesend Royaltst. third. Time. l:.7.
sixth facc-Atls AMI q sixteenth; Kanesvlle won:
Roscberry. second; King Idle third. Time, aSo VIZ
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Baseball Games To-day.

Baseball Games To-day.
NATIoSAL LEAGUE.
New York Va Pittsburgh, at the Polo RrouudA
Brooklyn ". Cleveland. ~ Eastern Park
Boston va Chicago, at Boston
philadelphia Va CtneinnatL At Philadelphia.
AhRRIoAs ASSOCIATION.
st. Louis va Boston. at st. Lnuia
Leuisvile W. Baltimore at Louisville
Columbus Va Athletics at Columbia
Cincinnati Va Washington. at Cincinnati.
EASysss AssociATIoN.
Providence " Buffalo. At Providenca
New Haven W.. Rochestsr. at New Haven
Trey W ByrAcuse At Troy.
LsbAnon vS. Albany, At Lebanon.
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Earnsa f1n-Cineinnasl. ITooa.s hit.Ngrpny.
,Hss bs:s.
and Canayan. .thed and Smith. Wid pitch-Carssy.
Passed bnlls-kely, y; Lohmsn. !. rime-Ii5. TIN.
pre-Aathew.
IaUisvILLx, q BALTIMORE, I.
LouIsvLLE. June e-BAltimore lost Louisville In
close and exciting gsme 70 day Bell pitched steady
game and she Nntors fcnnd 4 impossible to bunch
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Baseball Notes,

DrTsorr Jons s-The Detroit Baseball Club auband
ed to-day.
Abr.ak |. likely 10 occur in tho Connecticut State
League within few days. The Cuban Gisnts who are
transferred to Portland Ne
LOUISVILLE, June a-6t. PAuls winning pitcher Jou.
cite Msetp. who Jumped bis consIaei few days ago.
s.ns CLUB s also expected The negotiations Tor Wais,
Of Omaha and Dan Clark pitcher Tor the same club
which have been penupH. Will bs dropped.
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Harmed rups-Ch,caso 8; Boston. 2. Home runs
wiimot i2l Uahicn ktovsy. Two.ba.o hit-ClarksoL
Three base ht.CsIroh. sacrifice ltt- Quinn htoIen
bnse-Cooney First base on bslls-0N Hutchin .oE =:
OF tlarkson q first base on error Boston Hit by
pitched baI--Long. Passed ball-KittredHe Struck
out ny Hutchinson !. by CiaGkson 4. Double play
LoaE and Quinn. Umpirs-fowers Time--i;ih At
Tendance 3, ,a8a
ciSciSHfAL g, puiLApuLpniA.a =
PH,LApsLvHiA, June a-Cinctnnnti ousrisyed Phia.
dephis At every point this Afternoon and won easily
NuilAus At his best his snpnort waA Al that
could be desired. 4 good atop and throw by Latham
and tbs hsldius Of Hamilton were the features At
tend anca ayUl The score:
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IGhlii%Ss' 1shiss'u. -
Earned Euns-Coiumbss I; Athletica !. Two base bit
-wsyhloa Meo9 corsorap. ktosn bases-Golumhus:
=; Athlsttos !. Double pIAy-Coroorar, Haliman and
LATkin krst base oa bails-on t:astrixhk 81 Oh Wey:
s.: On y. .,uei re Tx;
6i By Wsyhng, s. Passed balis-0Conpor, =. Wild
pitch-Gastright. Tims-2:1 10. Umpire -Keriua
vAsHIsGToH. o; cIxcISSAri "a. ~ T.
Omc,ss All. June s.-Esry had this afternoons game
tucked away ip his inside pocket when Robinson FUN,
bisd smith In the eighth inning and later
B.sehss M,'s s eswssn hsss with
Murphy llts hit past Carney gave the senators four
runs and victory. Attendance. 9u0. Tho score:
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fsa4 fsw S"E + = ,:....d K, ~ G-s
Ess sr s.s p
s,rna. ' base . ~ T., S:s-n ~ svS,n .s "a
T,%"MsI; greSaas, Gach.y saeT as. ti,..S...st.
oy a!ssed aa!
EitoHIYN. :: CLEVELAND G.
started in 10 10 The bronklyns; and 1t looked
witt unyins @ na viaems for Sus s,sSs sns
inninrs. made q desperate effort TO shake otf
II was lone only bv tn" toughest Kind OF a
strngSin n oh was SO exciting that the crowd
iSsrya Ss Tllay WAS scene The
Tie srorc Was 9 to when tho Brocklyns
s s. 'ss s's Sh1Ss ns:a We:
Ss GsPs .a rsn 2n .pUH pHksss Funs
a G w. ns seh shos e bv. & .hSS sa.n DGpas e ess
i"r nH; s,coni Later knocked tho Sai! oyei
snd foAtz had 'sco'e ed. and DAILY was on third
Dtss, trsosS,ett hltt safelyy to rIsh field DAILY scored
rent 4 ~ I. steKsan; the crowd arose and and
YhS 1phdsS tSH began q i
Rs II wltiHzeu rhst out OF his reach.
IoycI got to first base OH balls by tbIs
tme nil was excitement. Collins filed out TO
Seward.
..Ihen thorc was a sudden change. Ward
lnod ne l,nll to lrft for bnse, and Daly went
around rom econd base and reached homo
only, nm !nstan! before limmer got the bail in
his ha.tIs ard touched him. It was fatal
piaS ior SewArL. however, rs by not throwing
no could ha,o held hoyett n second. A 4
hi na @oud ssa w ha Wa5a Sam.
pulled his ear oyer ,hissyes and Gruber put
plat; wGist ,H!ah, Griffin pullea back bis bat
iinS inid I.fsl1iell oili q sowerd's rsaeS Low.
was wnt.7 ,Griltin redched second base 'd aud
there was sstapRy fam lyEathering all around.
Both Ditrhe.s did splendid work. but at times
were rep!rl slgpSr: :ed, Pal,. for some reason: %
could nRt throw Tue r hni, accurately TO second
soyered' hrs, Sase, @ altAN4sgn me Injury 10 lis
third base; colIided with Pinknoy and had to
retire. Mchean's fielding was the feature
Iisnny mads y remarkable stop Of hard-hit
ball. TEe score:
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Ton Wall and Bni Goode Matched.

cable despatch received at the Poise 6a1otn to-day
states that Ton Wall and Bill 0eods had Just signed
ar,ics TO bog with small gloves the Pelican Club for
Apurss Of E27a. the winnG TO receive f2Io The con
purse With expsu.ss have been onsred for 80 be.
The sun., 1891-06-09
DIED WnEy 1HER.4cE, WAS ALL BUT wo
The TsOtting GeIdIng High Tower Drops
Dead at White Plains

wnIrr PLa'ss June ga match race took place a.
the North End Driving Park to-day between Dr. Kug.
lsrs Grover cle'sa and and larry SLmspss high
Tower for $3.50 side
large crowd OF sporting men were present. and
cGns.dsrsble money was tet on the result Or, vsr
S,at .nn Uon !ne nt., ann SECOND meas by neck IN
1he nfIh hont wasa hoty cOntesed one Huh T"wr-
when he uddsny saessnei his 81 ED and fs de al Oh
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Frank HerAlek Re,..t.,.s.

hALIihoHk, Juns a-ySsnk HsSdiok. the pooissllSy
no vas ruled on At fullico on Saturday last Tor a.
10 Bee 70 s * ~ ISM hsniss roung fraud
The sun., 1891-06-09

Harlem.-Yes, Exotic won at the Washington
meeting.
A. Hall bets on Bellwood. aitsr tho an
houpeement that Bergen would ride instead OF
Taylor, can be drawn.
The sun., 1891-06-09

Grand League championship game Pittsburgh vs.
New ie!k. GAmeSf. AdmsSlon DOC. ricksIs and
reserved seats now sale Tor all games this week st
bpaldingn 2tl lBroAdwAy-AdV
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The Chicago Special, Through to Cn,e.xo.

Tho PennsyvantA Railroads new fast express to CHI
wbout change OF coach OF sseper and Is posed Of
fumAl vs,tioued sissping cara dining car smoking
mo. sempl:is and laiIfious train ever in ssryies
leaves new York daily at SP. NJ arriving a. uhicasc
oil5 4. ~, next dAy-ldr
The sun., 1891-06-09
THE REcoRn

AfHLkfTt, c0ECHbtS, =.
CoLuxprs June 8 An error of judgment by wheeloek
and passed ball by UCOnnor gave the Athiet!ca the
triug in tbs ninth inning In the tenth base on
balls an error BY kuehns and double Dy CnrcOran
won the game for the v,itora Attendance lUo1 The
The sun., 1891-06-09

baseball. Eastern Park. 4 r. N. To-day.
brooklyn vs. Cleveland Admission 500 KiuRs County
aud Brooklyn ~" Foads diTeot-4dv,
The sun., 1891-06-09

Earned runs Philadelphia I; Cincinnati \ Two
E.per Melhse stolen ba.ssIllsmi!top t!A Latham
Lath am and Reilly first base on balls by Mnan..
o. BY EspsL J. Hit By pitched bailliamiton Struck
out-By NuuAnA Tims-I:S1 Cmpire-Lynch
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The scores were:
Athletics, 4: Columbus. 2.
Washington. G; Cincinnati. 4.
Louisville. 2: Baltimore. 1.
Ar Touia-Wet DroundS
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Baseball Saturday, Manhattan Field, Yale
vs.. PriucetOn.
Tickets for sale on and after Wednesday at A. O.
spAdiqS hros' 2l Broad wAy, and Bquitsbls Build.
lug, i26BroadVAy Prices Si. Si.25 and siso- zas
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HOW. GAN THEY BEAT Us?
TIE sSEV YoRKs HAVE NOW MADE
1T, SINE STRAIGHT,

And II Iooks as THOUGH They woaia Get
All foar from PittsburGh-nrooklyu'
brilliant. Victory Chicago and Ci.cin-
nasi .AsACAs the yictors.
Both OF Nhe ,lea,ie,s won yesterday. The
scores wcfe:s
New York. G.: Pittsburgh. I.
Brooklyp,;7; Clevelands;.
Chicago. j; Ecs.on. 3.
= Cincinnati. o: PHILADELPHIA. 8.
- IHE RECORD.
Ct,k = ''r4- Lott isp ~ ,cYus, Ron Int TSr n,
Ch!csrnr"-.cf ~ .E;2' Boston ,...la sU .1s7
New York. rs Is a5 Pittsburgh. Iii 20 tss
Cisvrshd - III sss Cincinnati il % Ms
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bstHors Of
fhrsebsss hit-Jennngh Twohass hits-Rysn.
bs.. on bsIs"wsfdsp, CshiiL Wolf Base on orIor-
fime-i;30 Umpire-Jonss
The sun., 1891-06-09
Famou. Racing s,r.- Dead.

Winners ut the Big Canoe Meet.
LowrLr, June a-Ihs was tbs second dsy OF me
American Canoe Association meet at Lake New. ~
Upset sailing race was won by Paul Butter OF Lc.sh
The upset padding race was won W Murphy VI WIZ
chester.
The sun., 1891-06-09

% SiaksA for .three-ysar.old
$3.50 added. e25O TO second
QnHAA 1 AQil YaHda
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There will be horse trot 3. Mechanic

There will be horse trot 8. Mechanic
Falls, June 6.
Lumber business on the Penobsoot is
exceedingly dull.
The Dover. N. H, ball team play at
Lewiston, Thursday ard Friday.
The estate Of Hon. Rufus Prince
amounts to s22 .l1S ~ By the appraisers
report.
The stasuary for the Portland soldiers
monument has been released from bond
and free entry sllowed At New York
The Bowdoin College Arctic explorers will
be entertained BY the Rockland high school
boys the night before sailing. June 26.
s. S. Andrews Of Biddefcrd, has settled
with his creditors sor 20 cents on dollar.
The liabilities were S33. 900; the assets
were 5000.
The annual meeting Of the churches Of
0xfard Congresaticua!iss conferences was
held ss Bethel. Tuesday and Wednesday,
June q aad Sd.
According 70 orders issusd by Postmas-
ter Genersi Wanamaker, the postoffice at
SseeArappA after July l, viii be known
officially as Weslbrook.
For their excursion TO Montreal in June,
the Montgomery Guards haze contracted
fer seven Pailmxn vesti5uls cars, for which
thsv will pay $50 per day per car exclusive
Of ,heir excursion tickets.
Samuel Hill Of Wsssrviiie, drove his
sevsn-yesr-old bsy horse to . skeleton
wagon from WsteYviIie to Skoshegan
Wednesday forenoon, In one hour, two and
half minutes, upon wager Of $50 with
Mr.. Murphy Of Watsrvilie, that he could
los inside an hour aid Is minutes. The
distance ID over l6 miles.
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CONFEDERATE DEAD.
Monument Dedicated to Their
Memory at Jackson, Miss.
Tho Stars md Stripes nhGe With
The Stars and Bars,
While Strains OF Star epapgisd Ban
nsr ara Dixie Blend Together.

JACKSON, Miss. June 3.-The monu-
ment erected here in memory Of the Con-
fedsrate dead Of Mississippi vas unveiled
today in the presence Of vast multitude.
The procession TO the site Of the statue be-
gan shortly before II o'clodk. The Stars
snd Stripes were carried at the head Of
every division and also Aosted from the
top Of the capitol. Side BY side with them
we're carried many torn and tattered Coz
fedsrate battle flags which bore testimony
10 the bitter conflicts through which they
had been borne. The exercises were
opened with prayer by Father A. Picheret.
distinguished Catholic priest Of Vicks-
burg, who served through the war As chap
lain. The monument was formally
unveiled by Mrs. Margaret Davis
Hynes, daughter Of Jefferson Davis,
amidst prolonged applause. while
the combined bands rendered The
Stsr Spanglsd Banner and Dixie. y
The monument was formally presented by
Mise Sallie b. Morgan, the presentation
speech being made by Hon. c. F. Hooker.
IL was accepted on behalf of the Confeder-
ate veterans by J. r. Mcintosh. Senator
Z. c. Wslthsll was the orator Of the day.
His theme was "The Confederacy" and he
gave q complste history Of the war from
its inception to its close. Mrs. Luther
Msnship recited a poem by Rev. Father S.
J. Ryan, entitled '.Sentinel Sonss'. Gov
ernor Lowry delivered an address on Life
and Character of Jefferson Davis, In
course Of which he said that when partisan
ship had given place TO sober reason and
judgment, historians would sccord the late
President of the confederate states to the
front rank among the great statesmen of this
day,ss well IS those who had proceeded him.
His great and varied talents showed that he
WAS both scholar and statesman; aad
writer's Of history hereafter would be COM
PEELED to assign to him that exalted place,
At the conclusion of Governor Lowry's
Grafton. the benedicsion was pronounced by
Rev. IL. w. Sproles, pastor of the frs.
Baptist church Of this city. which concluded
,hs exercises.
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sew York Produce Market.

nkW Itbk. June S
g'ouz--Reoeipt,. 1906 psss; exports, 1901 enls /;
sacks. sosIo, dull, heavy; safes. 1880
bbls; low extras, 2os4 so, Isty nils ss 0eae: 40;
Iitg mill patents Is 35st6 SEQ; win,ef wheat,
los grRdes - edaa4 so. fair to fancy ~ 55a&5 10
patents, a 7ssf570; Minnesota clear, tt70at5 IS
siralehfs, - sSaf5.t0. do patents, lse0xt6.lOryo
mix, ure, ~ 10 snperiine, o. s5sf 50. fine,
f3 35a4 70.
wHsAT-Reotip.. i77o0 bush: exports. iiisi.;
ssies, iGf coo, moderately active. un.etties.
lower. closing heavier. 40. REQ, l0si; sore ard
eievst2r. l.oiatiot. sfoat; '0oiaiii fob.
aYK-dall; steaay.
BAgLEY- ou, of season.
BARLEY MALr-dull,
CoRs-- tseceIpfs. 2ssso, exports, s26i3. sales,
1900; stronger closed lower, moderately &C
tive, weak. hoiz eaas4 elevate. o. % sfoa,; I;
0ATs--Reoeipts, i0s1J. expcrts. 80. saiee.
i5so0o. hrmer, fsrly ac'iye No .. fs.
10 white. Is, No. .. ,Ds5os. do white 50
No. I, 50; do white. IS, mixed vest'n, s6ss0,
do white 5os6zi. whiss state. sos62i, No. Cnioa-
GoSTn.-sio. dull. easy. fair ea,sos,.
70.
sueAK-Raw, quiet; steady, ,efncd, quiet,
sasy, No. 8, afi-i6. No z, 8s-i6, No :, 3,
No. p 7.is No. 10. 81. No. II, ~: No. z. SO
4; OF is-i6a2 1871 mosl5, a 81: standard, n =,
dered. Al; grsnsiatcd, ais cuber, Al.
PzraoLsus-quiet, steady, uni ed 6sl.
foKK-actiye.
BKEy-- steady.
LaKD--lowe, more demand; weptcsn sft am,
$3.50. sales, $50 tes: Sfty -esn, s 90; reasoo,
- t'.~u' 90 ioss s5: 8. A. t7@
BUTTsR-bsst grades hfH,, far demand; state
dairy .1ais. do creamery, .5sl9 western diary
t0sis,d 40 creamery, i+aist; do factory io..3;
cHk-sy.- fair d msnd, easS. stare s4sli
fancy Vlasl.
trsssnGs 70 Livs.eoo. steady, 4uiet
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Bowdoiu l2; Colby 2.
I Special to the KnssEBEc JOURNAL

Special to the KEssEBEc JOURNAL
WArERvILLE, June 3 3-Bowdoin put up
a vary good article il shape of ball on the
college campus, easily defeating Colby in
the fourth game OF the series in the Ma inc
Col,s 90 league. BoFdoin played better
bali than did her opponents, hitting the ball
when hit meant runs, and aided by costly
errors by some of the Colby players very
hsndily took the game.
Plaistea's left handed delivery seemed to
be crest puzzle to the Colby heavy hit
ters and they only touched him up for six
hits. Packard played strong game at
second while Downs and Allen led at the
bas. Bowdoin played good lively game
of ball all through the game while some Of
the Colby boys seemed rather weary to
Judge by their playing and ii wearied their
friends 30 watch hem
Whitman, though trifle wild, pitched a
fairly good game for six innings, when
Parsons, who had blurred bis foger behind
the bat. came in to pitch. and though one
or two earned ruas were made of him a.
first, he kept the Bowdoin siuggers down 10
few scattering hits. Reynolds for the
remainder of the game posed behind the
bat and caught fsultless game. Lstiip,
on third, had decided day Q fl, come Of his
errors being very costly.
kslIock did some,briilisnt work in his
pasture, cutting off two sharp base hits and
mailing his man at first, besides capturing
two difficult flies.
Lombard appeared q trifils green in
ceotre, but with practice viii doubtless play
a more lively game.
The uext game in the series will be
played at brunswick next Saturday.
Bo edoin has now won three and Colby one.
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CoNDHReHD DIsfArCHEs.
The Pfth cf the News taksu :som the
Current Events OF the Day.

Hannah Hoffman, aged los. died st Lynn,
Tuesday night. She was born 10 Russian
Poland.
been sen. to England his week from New
York
James Rait. manufacturer of ornamental
metal goods, so High street. Boston, who
recently failed, ffsrs bis creditors 20 cents.
James FoIlett killed his brother at GraD6
Bank, N. f., Tuesday. log convinced Of
improper relations with his wife. He Wa.
arrested.
Davis & Walton. dealers in bark extracts,
3I2 Atlantic avenue, Boston. have trans
ferred thei, assets to Alfred A. Mower of
Lynn, and George W. Williams Of Salem,
as trustees for their creditors,
Hsrmida. Dillette, Lowell (Mass
photographer, "a years Of age, fell down
the stairs Of his boarding house Wednesday,
He fell Oh glass that he held in bis hand,
and 9 cut in his head caused his death.
David Hotsling, aged Is. vas accidently
SHOT st bis home at North Adams, Mass,
Wednesday, by companion while plsying
policemen and buignlavs. The bullet
entered the boys neck, killing him in
sssnily.
News is received of the shooting ard
killing Of negro. ard the lyrching Of
three oiored men connected with the mu--
der, by 3 mob on Grand Bay plantation
near New Orleans. The trouble arose
owe, game OF dice
Wednesday at Waterbury, CT. the police
arrested Charles DopnolIy. aged IL, and
MichAei McLsughiin. aged 10, OF cnafse
Of s.ten pting to wreck AZ express train on
the New York New England railroad
Tie boys confessed, saying that they did il,
only for fun.
Miss Mary Emerson vas found strsnsled
at Dednam, Mass, Tuesday tight. A
German named August 10 suspected Of the
murder. A man was found dead on the
track At Charles river bridge, Boston,
Wednesday, vho closely answers the
description Of August
Epsminondss Wilson, piano msnufac-
turer, z57 Trsmon: street, Boston, under
style Of the Boston Piano Company, and
manufacturer Of piano hardware u Sc
Uacs street. under the style Of Epsminoud.s
Wilson & Co., has been patiiioned into in
solvency BY the Boyiston Bank.
A decision has been feadered in the con-
tasted Csaw ford, Ct election case, that The
bur Fields was not elec.ed selectmsu. The
decision 10 moral victory for Republican
cIsins i0ssmuch - il holds that If all bal
lets Of . party contained the wofd ssfof''
there would be no ground on which to raise
the question Of fraud. As all the probib,.
/ ton tickets contained the vofd .sforr the
court practically ssys that all should have
been cauated, and IL those that we're no.
counted are counted. the &c majority oil
Judge Morris will be wiped out.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-04
STATE aou 81 Norns.

At = meeting Of the State board Of -.
SCISSORS Wednesday Mr.. Fred Il. Fife ei
Fryeburg vas appointed clerk.
Mr.. Frank Parker Of Lewiston, u. s.
bank examiner. has rendered his resigaa-
ton - chairman Of the board OF rssistra-
ton for Lewiston. Mr.. Parker thinks thai
owing to bis holding his rresent position
there may be question as to his eligibility
II is amusing to so into the superintend-
ent Of schools department and look over the
returns sent in by careless school super.
visors. The JOURNAL found Mr.. G. c.
Hunt, the clerk Of the department.. engaged
in looking them over yesterday and in send
ing part back to the senders for corrections
Some very lAughabls mistakes are made
and it is noticeable that the worst mistakes
and the greatest evidences Of oarelessnsss
are in the returns from larger places rather
thsn the smaller places. Perhsps the
smaller places take the more pride.