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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-09-21

Eetaiia ahca 1901.

/ Infalliblo for renewing, irfgorating and
identifying the hair, removing rcurf, dandruif, [
and all affections Of the scalp, and curing erup-
tons Of the skin, diseases Of the glands, muscles
,nd intogumonts, and relieving stings, cuts,
Uses, spfans, etc The affinity between the
lembranes which constitute the skin ard the
shair which draws It's sitterance from this triple
envelope s very cloeo. All diseases Of The hair
Originate in tho skin Of the head Q If the pores
Of the scalp are cloggcd, or If the blood and other
fluids do not circulate freely through the small
vessels which feed the roots with moisture and
Iimpart life to The lDrcs The result is scurf,
dandTuff, shedding Of the hair, gr0yness, dryness
and harshness Of the llgaments, and entire bald
meas. az the case may be. Stimulate the skin TO
lhealthful action with Ssarry's TricOpher-
1ous, md the torpid vessels, recovering their
'actlvity! viii anulhilate the disease. In all
'affectlons OF the skin and Of the substrDta of
muse .es and integGmcnts tbe process and the
efTec arc the same. IL is upon the skin, the
muscular fibre, AID the glands that Barry's
has is specific action, and
In all affections and injuries Of these organs II
10 SOY eregn remedy.
Beware Of Counterfeits.
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Faim stock For Sale!
TO LET

-. q 4 COTTAGE 10 let On
-" xl ~ puHchbUwl street. APP
s4skfas ply at l.. ADLER'S
gl7 lw shoestore, 10 Nuuanu It.
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Desirable Residence Sites
.eEA. H.
EE.aGM
s.IIHs!l..l:E
FOR SALE!
FOR SALE /!

I HAVE Four Fine Residence Sites,
i situated on Piikoi street, for sale.
The Lots have n frontage of ~ feet on
Piikoi street and are 200 feet deep, are
nicely laid out in flut and shade trees
and are all covered with grass; water
laid on throughout. The situation of
these Lots and the limited number make
it necessary that intending purchasers
should make early application to the
undersigned, from whom all particulars
can be had. JAS. +. MORGAN.
DOB If
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DBAddress all business cOmmunica-
tiOns "MANAGER DAILY BULLETIN"
tE-Address all matter for publica-
tion "EDIToR DAILY BULLETIN"
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PAINTER!

If you want First-class job of Paint
i ing Of any description done, call on
the Practical Painter, j. l.. MEYFe ouly.
Fort street 1870, l.. o. Box 3S7. l58 II
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PAPER HANGING

IVEJ. l. MEYER the Painter call
VI and have your Paper Hanging done
promptly and neatly. l50 Fort street.
Z. O. Box 3S7. 1876 If
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FeuilletOn. No. 6
GlRDE -
PAR
Ellie BERTHET,
lX-DOUBLE CATASTROPHE.
Sulte


Pendant qu'on rapportait secrete-
ment Mile d'Ancival au chateau &c
Coville, d'autres Gv6nements Sc
passaient non loin Gle Ia. On Sc
souvient que lie jeune vagabond, qn'on
appelait lie voleur DIES femmes. s'etait
hate de gutter la marniere. Duel
que fdt lie veritable caractere de Get
enigmatique individu, les BONES
CONNIE les m%auvaises impressions
n'etaient jamais durables chez lui. ct
tout en- jouant dies jambes, il grom-
melait entire ses dents.
Ma fol, malgre ma betise de
m attaquer a la femme du garde. la
soiree ma pas etc mauvaise, Jai en-
ma revanche avec la demoiselle. uui
s'est tronvee Ia je ne sails comment
quand je guettais la Victorine, qui
sort chaque soir. lily a de Tor dams
ce porte-monnaie ct j'ai DIES rentes
pour quelques jours. On ma trop WI
ces temps derniers !! Faut prendre
garde +; tant va Ia cruche a l'eau.
Rentrons je suis transi ct ie ne serai
pas fache de manger un moroccan
avant de dormir.
II pensa quill ne risquait pas grand
chose a prendre la route de Saint
GILES, cette route devant 6tre fort
peu frequentee a pareille heure. II prit
done les allures dun honnete campa-
gnard qui retourne chez lui apres une
Journee de fatigue, ct Sc dirigea vers
lie village, quill lui fallait c0tover
pour regagner sa demeure. II sui
Wait I'm DIES bas cotes de la route. ct
DIES arbres, largement espac6s, lie
protegeaient I'm peu de lenr ombre :;
mails Hentot il atteignit une sorte de
carrefour, OH Sc c~roisaient plusieurs
chemins. La, les arbres cessaient ct
la lune eclalrait en- plein un espace
nu. Lendroit etait desert ct aucun
bruit human ne ~s'6levant dams lie
voisinage, il n'htsita pas a poursuiyre
sd marche. Nal lui en- prit Il peine
fulfil au centre du carrefour. qu'une
ombre Sc dttacha du b~uisson. ct
quelqn'un lui barra lie passage, en-
disant dune voix forte
Eli! ell ! mon petit monsieur.
d'on ~venez-vous ct on a~llez-yous 81
tard ?
C'6tait Tabouret. Apres ayoir fait
sa tourn6e dams les cabarets ct les
auberges du village. lie garde await Gu
Iidee de Sc METRE en- embuscade / ce
poste, OH aboutissaient tous les
chemins du pays. Depuis deux
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ANNONCES.
ATELIER

Ayant tout lie materiel necessaire, nous
sOmmes a meme d'executer tous les ouvrages
ty~pographiaues qui Nous seront comics. Les
brefs davocat. cartes d'affaires, entttes de
features, tickets d'habitation, blancs. circu-
laires, etc., seront imprimes dams lie plus BRET
delai ct a des prix qul dehent toute concur
renee.
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qui. WI lheure avancee de la mutt, ne
pouvait Sc faire que lie lendemain.
AlOrs, Durocher await eXprime Tin
tention de trailer lui-mGme son chez
Arabian avec de l'eau-de-vie, il
await lave la iambe fine ct nerveuse
du "buyeur d'air," ct il etait revenu
plus tranquille en- annoneant que,
scion toute apparence, laccident n'au-
raft pas de consequences facheuses. On
lui await donne un lit ct il s'Gtait
endorml dun gros sommeil jusqu'au
lendemain. Des les premi6res heures
du jour, il fut sur pied ct, apres
avoir constat6 que sa precieuse mon
ture Sc %trouvait dams un etat salts
f%aisant, il demanda Il dGjeuner, car il
n'avait pas dine Ia veille. Nine
Coutard ct une petite servante court
yetu, qui lui servait d'aide de camp,
Sc mirent a lguyre, ct on lui servit
un repas comfortable dams la sale de
Pauberge, Durocher V fit honneur. ct
tout en- mangeant, IL causaIt avec Ia
maItresse d'auberge, qui Sc tenait a
porttc de lui pour faire lie service.
Ainsi done, ma charmante madame
Coutard, disait lie lieutenant. ce VI.
Gauthier est lie plus gros bonnet dies
environs. Est-ce un brave homme,
du moins 4?
-Certainement, certainement. En-
suite. ajouta la jeune h6tesse finement
sill ne fetait pas, personne n'oserait
lie dire, car, ~yoyez-yous, IL a tant de
pouvoir Dame. il est MARIE de la
commune.
Fort bien pour ses administers
pour moi, qui ne suis pas d'ici, je
men moque CONNIE de Colin-Tampon.
Fit NJ. lie MARIE recoit-il du monde?
-Je crois bien a chaque instant,
il arrive chez lui dies voiturees de
beaux messieurs ct de bellies danes
venant de Paris. Fit tenez auiour-
d'hui meme; il attend plusieurs Pa
%risiens, i &c cue ma dit VI. Robert,
son cocher. &c sont d'enrages chas-
seurs, qui Won't faire bombance pen
dant n partie de la matinee puts,
les coups de fusil rouleront jusqu'au
soir.
-Des c~hasseurs ! Y s~ongez-vous,
madame Contard Des chasseurs
dams cette saison, au mois de Juliet ?
All je vais YOU dire, M. eau
thier q un pare, entoure de mursi
attenant a son habitation. dams lequel
il peut CHASER ct faire CHASER en-
n'importe quclle saison. Or, ce pare
est, dit-on, s. bourre de lapins en- ce,
moment, quils rongent jusqu'aux
arbres du potager, ct NJ. Gauthier a
invite ses amis depuis plusieurs jours
deja, d venir massacrer ces maudltes
betes. II ny m%anqueront pas ct
Jus entendrons bientot un beau
vacarme. ~Justement, voici l'heure OH J
va passer lomnibus qui fait la cores
pOndance du chemin de fer; les
invites s,y t%rouveront certainement.
-Est-ce quilts s'arreteront lei ?
-Eux? non, monsieur, repliqua
la petite Nine Virgenie Coutard dun
air pinc6; lis som bien trop grands
%seigneurs pour celia
Eth %tonnerre jy suis bien,
moi reprit le lieutenant en- RANT.
CONNIE h6tcsse allait rGpondre. on
entendit IN cheval trotter doucemene
devant l'auberge, lie batiment Ion
geait Ia rue, ct les fenetres de Ia
sale a manger 6taient largement
ouvertes. Nine Coutard courut vcrs
une dc ces fenGtres ct reconnut I'm
vieux bourgeois 4 figure placide.
qui montait iii cheval pressure aussi
vieuX que lui,
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ii reprit tout haut :


racont6, ma chere e~nfant, j'ai entendr
parler dune historic arrivee la veille
pres du chateau de CoviIle. Est-ct
la que va lie medecin
-Oui, monsieur l'officier je ne
sais trop &c qui s'est passe de ce cote
mails VOLTA Ia bonnie demoiselle dan
cival qui est malade i cette heure
On finira bien par connaltre Eft
tenez, monsieur lie lieutenant, ne
dit-on pas que c'est un officer de
votre regiment, emu lei en- bourgeois
il y a deux jours, qui est cause dun
grabuge?
TN officer de mon regiment
s'Gcria Durocher mile diables ! qul
dit celia?
NJ Gauthier, lui-m6me...
En- meme temps, dame Eirginie
raconta les circumstances de Ia yisite
de Gerard a Iauberge mails ellie Sc
garda bien d'avouer que c'etait ellie
meme qui await remarque lie numero
du regiment SUI lie harnachement du
cheyal. Duroeher, au fond, de plus
en- plus alarmG, en- yoyant que ION Sc
~trouvait u la piste de 0 ami
Gerard, fit mine de Sc facher. Aussl
bien cette revelation lui fournissait
ellie lie pr6texte quill cherchait peut,
6tre.
All c'est CONNIE ca s'ecria-t-il;
votre NJ. Gauthier Sc permet de
METRE sans preuves, une m%auvaise
affaire sur lie compte dun officer de
mon regiment De par tous les
dlables il vais lie voir tout d lheure,
votre NJ. lie marie, ct nous aurons
ensemble un bout de conversation.
La jeune femme etait territee.
Monsieur, monsieur, balbutia-t-
ellie, calmez vous, je vous en- conjure.
J'ai Ell tort de parler. On a toujours
Ia langue trop Tongue. Ce nest
qu'une supposition, apres tout on
ne salt rien de certain ct NJ. Gauthier
ma nullement affirme...
-Nous ayez peur de lui mails je
men al pas peur, moi, ct je ne quit
terai pas lie pays sans avoir acquis la
gertrude que ce monsieur, on tout
autre, ma pas prononce n parole
contre un officer du 26e. dragons !
Maintenant. une demi tasse de cafe,
sill vous plat,
Ellie sera prete dams un instant,
CONNIE l'h0tesse Sc disposait d
une femme eploree s'encadra
n DIES fenetres de Ia sale ct
.emanda du dehors avec un accent
lamentable
All ma cllere madame Cohtard.
n avez-vous pas WI mon mari?
C'etait Nine TaboureI, les yete-
ments en- desordre ct les veux rouges
de larmes.
-Votre mari Non, madame pas
hier au soir. quill etait a la
recherche dun malfaiteur.
Eft nul ne Ia WI depuis ce mo-
ment Il nest pas rentre la mutt
derniere. Sans doute lis r%auront
assassine ! Mon Dieu mon Dieu F!
-Assassine allons done F.! Pouyez-
croire?
La femme du garde ne lecoutait |
plus sure que son mari n'etait pas 4 !
| auberge, ellie Sc dirigea CONNIE une
folle vers la campagne. Durocher
bien voulu la questionner aussi
mails ellie etait d6ja loin, ct, d'autre !,
part, un incident nouveau attira :
| attention du lieutenant. :
Depuis quelques minutes. on enten-
DAFT un bruit de ferraille, DIES claque-
ments d. fouet. Lomnibus, qui
faisait le service dc la station du
chemin de fer. vint scion rusage.
s'arrGter devant Iauberge dies 6poux
Coutard, Tandis que lie mari accou-
rait pour a~ssister il Ia dGcente de
v%oiture. Ia femme. oubliant le cafe du
lieutenant, reprenait arec curiosite
,,l... n I
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nest pas specific sera inseree iusqu'a nouvel
crdre au taux Ordinaire.
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La suite an proclaim nan6ro.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-06-05
Washington.

JUSTICE BREWER of the United States
Supreme Court, granted the application of
counsel for James E. Boyd who was elected
Governor of Nebraska, for a writ of error to
the Supreme Court to test the questions in
volved in the decision of the majority of the
Supreme Court of Nebraska, who decided
that he not an American citizen, and
therefore not eligible to the office Of Gov
ernor of Nebraska.
PENSION COMMISSIONER RAUMs SON.
Green B. Raum, Jr.. resigned his position
as Assistant Chief Clerk of the Pension
Bureau under charges Of Irregularities.
THE Washington Evening Critic has
ceased publication and has been placed in
hands of receiver.
ORDERS were ssnt from WASHINGTON
placing the American vessels in the South
Pacific, including the Charleston, under
command Of Acting Rear-Admiral McCann
The Solicitor Of the Treasury has decided
that Mr.. David F. Miller, of st. John, New
Brunswick born in milwaukee,. Wis. but
who moved with his widowed mother to New
Brunswick, and after her death was adopted
by an uncle, with whom he lived until he
came OF age, cannot be considered a citizen
of the Z United States.
PRESIDENT HARRISON has committed the
sentence OF the Navassa rioters to life i'm
prlSOnment.
THE first official act of the Postmaster
General on his return from his Western trim
was to authorize the establishment of a com
plete mail service with Alaska, which will
be started july.
SECRETARY RUsK has issued an order re-
quiring that all sheep and swine intended to
be imported from Canada shall be quaran-
tined for fifteen days. Contagious diseases
exist in other countries, and Canada does
not quarantine against them.
SECRETARY FOSTER has approved of the
SUGGESTION of the Urea SurV Com that
the of two silk threads running through
Treasury notes be abandoned and that a
design Of double line localized silk fibre"
tie substituted. This, it is believed, will en-
able the general public to more easily de-
tect counterfeits
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-06-05
PROMINENT PEOPLE,

KossUTH, the Hungarian patriot is nearly
blind.
THE Prince of Wales life is insured for
$500, 900.
THOMAS A. EDISON is said to be worth
three millions.
Ex-EMPREss EUGENE has an income of
$50, O0C per annum
HENRY NJ. STAHLEY's profits on "In
Darkest Africa" are estimated at 800, O01
KING CHARLES, of Portugal, has offered to
give up his income from national sources I'M
til such time as Portugal will be better able
to pay.
SENATOR STEWART, OF Nevada. left Yale
College N 1S49 70 join the Argonauts He
believes that the gOld-hunters have seen their
best days.
THE Sultan, OF Turkey. looks much like
jay Gould, except that he is somewhat taller
than the Wall street wizard and his nose is
trife more prominent.
LORD TENNYsON, in addition to writing
poetry, grows milk and sells it, Many CT the
Isle of Wight milk carts on the west side
bear the name Alfred Lord Tennyson
KING LEOPOLD, of Belgium, is said to be
anxious to send Henry NJ. Stanley on another
expedition to Central Africa and the great
explorer is reported as being willing to go.
THE venerable historian, James Parton.
works six hours day at his home at New
DufVpOTC, Mass. HIS desk Is MS Place OF rest
and recreation, for that is what literary &C.
cupanOn means to him.
ONE Of the richest men in Nevada is
Charles Kaiser, who sixteen years ago was
in the direst poverty. He now owns 1G. 900
acres and has 90 OC0 sheep. His mortgages
cover three-fourths Of Churchill County
The Rev DR.. Joseph D. Wickham. Yale's
Oldest graduate QSl5 who died in Manches-
ter, vt, recently, aged ninety-fve formerly
taught private school in New York and
preached IN New Rochelle and West Farms
FATHER lGNATIUs. the barefoot Anglican
monk, comes Of a good English family named
Lynes. He is lean and ascetc in appearance
and weighs perhaps 100 pounds. His oratory
Is magnetic, his reasoning plausible, and he
speaks with great voluoility.
JAMES LANE ALLEN, the Kentucky novel.
list, is professor of Latin in Bethany Col
lege. He lives at Lexington, and has house
in Cincinnati also, dividing his time between
the two cities. He began his career with a
desire to become eminent in comparative
philology.
DIR. JOHN HALL receives $50, 900 a year as
pastor of the Fifth Avenue PRESBYTERIAN
Church in New York City, and his annual
income from other sources is said to amount
to near y $75, 600. Through fortunate invest
nents he has accumulated an estate value
at S1.OOO.000.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-06-05
THE NEWS EPITOMIzED.
Eastern and Middle States.

THE fifth Brooklyn Handicap, worth s21,
600, was run at the Brooklyn IN. W Jockey
Club track and was won by d. 7. Pull
sifers Tenny, ridden by Pike Barnes with
Prince Royal second and Tea Tray third.
Seventeen other horses ran. Time 2 IL
THREE Polish miners were crusnei to
death by the fall of the roof at the Gaylord
mine of the Kingston Coal Compas Ply
mouth, Penn.
POsTHUMOUs investigations show that the
late Medad W. Stone, President Of the
American Docks and Trust Company, New
York City. was a defaulter in a heavy
amount.
Ex-AssEABLYMAN CHARLES A BINDER,
the New York lawyer VINO embezZled about
$50 600 of the funds of the Haussman estate,
OF which he was co-executOr, killed himself
in the Sheridan House, Elizabeth. NJ.
AT the Worcester (Massl gas works Patrick
Hamilton and Michael Mcnamara were suf-
located by escaping gas while working in the
valve house.
ADMIRAL BRAINE, Connandant OF the
Brooklyn Navy Yard, ra5ire1 from active
service in tae Navy:
FRANK OUTcALT AMI E lwari Miller. of
Freehold, y. j., We're drowned while fishing
on Amomac Lake. Ten deaths by drown
ing have occurred in that lake within three
years.
ELEVEN Italians were buried by the caving
in of sewer at Elmwood, near Providence,
T.. l. Four of them were suffocated to
death.
TIE Davis Shoe Company. of Boston,
Mass, has made assignment. The COM
pany does large business and has a paid
III capital of S25O,00O.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-06-05
FOREIGN.

The Czarevitch of Russia is more serious
~ wounded in Japan than is admitted by
the authorities. The assailant of the Care
Witch IS a nihilist who escaped from Sagha-
hen, and who succeeded ip entering the
japanese police service.
The Portuguese Cabinet has resigned on
account of the financial troubles
DAMAGE to fruit crops nas been done by
frost in England; snow fell at Belfort and
Nancy. France.
SEVERAL villages have been DESTROYED and
some people killed by the lava from a new
volcano in Armenia.
A CONTRACT was signed between the Rus
sian Government and the Chattelleraut
Arms Factory, Paris, France, by which the
plant of the factory and its employees are at
the absolute disposal of Russia, who has
given an order for three million new rifles.
LEE United States steamer Charleston
sailed from Acapulco, Mexico, and resumed
the search for the Gillian transport Itata.
By the collapse of platform at a chill
dren's fete near Chesterfield, England, two
boys were crushed to death and thirty 9TH
erS were injured.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-06-05
MUSHROOMS BIG FIRE,
Two Children Perish and an Invalid
Dies While Being Removed.

The fire which visited Muskegon, Mich,
few days ago devastated an area eleven
blocks long and from one to two blocks wide
and comprising about three hundred and
thirty buildings. Hundreds of people have
been rendered homeless and destitute That
night women and children wandered along
the streets, moaning and weeping over their
losses.
1t was reported to tho Police Department.
that two child1 en- had persisted in the flames.
Harry Stevens, Assistant Postmaster, and
son OF Postmaster Stevens, was very i'll with
pneumonia, and the flames made it necessary
to remove him to place Of safety. He died
amid the crash of falling houses while being
removed.
A high wind prevailed, rendering almost
vain the efforts of the Fire Department.
Among the structures destroyed were the
Court House, the Cummings House (hoteD
and stables, the German Lutheran and Hol.
land Churches. The inmates of the jail were
transferred to the City Hall. The county
records were left in the vaults and are sup
posed to be safe.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-06-05
THE NATIONAL GAME.

CLEVELAND needs pitchers.
RADBoURS they say. is worth $50, 900.
PITCHER EHRET is Louisville's mainstay.
THE American Association Is prospering.
PITCHER HUTCHINSON is still Chicago's
mainstay.
MIKE LEHASE has been elected Captain Of
the Columbus team
PITCHER BRAHAM, Of Troy, n. Y, is said
to be ambidextrous.
PHENOMENAL SMITH has been released to
Kansas City by Pittsburg.
ARTHUR WHITNEY is playing a great
game for the Cincinnati Reds.
THERE are nearly two dozen varieties of
gloves and mits for ball players.
GAFFSEY has made q big sensation in the
Western League by his fine umpiring.
THE Rochester Club has signed Pitcher
Lev Shreve, formerly OF Indianapolis.
NIKE SLArTERY has not so far given sat
isfaction to the Cincinnati League Club
QUITE a number of valuable Western AS
ISOLATION players are afflicted with grippe.
KANSAS CITY has a larger proportion of
lady enthusiasts than any other w estern
city.
THERE hasn't been hitch or jar of any
kind in the Association sincs the break
away.
THE New York club has finally made up
its mind to retain Bassett as substitute in
fielder.
WHEN Kelly is on the bench George An.
drews is captain of the Cincinnati Associa-
alton club.
JOHN CLARKsoH, of the Boston League
team, complains CT a weak arm and conse-
Quenty loss of speed
MCALEER Davis and Mexican, of Cleve-
land, are certain to beat a fly ball home from
the outfield. All are speedy men.
The New York team is well equipped with
substitutes for any position. In that respect
1t is better off than any League team.
THERE does not appear to be any doubt
that the national game has tunbled head
over heels back to its old-time popularity.
CoMIsKEY. of st, Louis says Hoy is the best
man to lead off he ever had. He stands at
third and hoy follows his instructions to the
letter, never hitting until he gets the tip.
RUsIE, of the New York League, is q
wonder. Players in public all say So He is
ready for work at all times, and would will
lingly, if allowed to do so, pitch in every
game.
LovETT and Tom Daily, the Brooklyn bat
terry, first exchanged signs in 1885, when they
played together in the Willimantic team.
DAILY was Lovett's first catcher at the begin
ming OF his professional career.
WHEN Glasscock, of the New Yorks, drove
line ball over second base in the fourth in.
ming of a recent game in Pttsburg, Bier
bauer put up his right hand. stopped the
sphere, and it rolled down his arm and
dropped into his left hand.
INthe National League there have been five
"whitewashes" The clubs to receive them
we're: Boston, one; Philadelphia, two; Chi
cago, one; and Pittsburg, one. The New
Yorks applied the brush twice and Boston,
Chicago and Cincinnati one each.
RUsIE's strike out record at the end of the
season will be large if he keeps up his present
gait. In one Philadelphia game he disposed
of eleven men-the best record of the season
and he also struck out the same number in
one of the Boston games two days after.