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RESULTS ON cHIcAGo,s TRACKS.
Ducat wins the Emulation Stakes ut Haw.
thOrne Park Hands Down.


CHICAGO. June 2o-Starter Gilman used flag At Haw-
thorne to-day having discarded the drum. As a result
tho fields got of better Corrgan scratched his colt
Joe Murphy. in the Emua Handicap and Union
ried the Master OF HnwthOrne's colors Brown Dick
started plcat and Ferrier and Lucky Baldwin two the
Experiment colt md the Ophir colt The brown pair
INTO the stretch and was never headed finishing three
lengths ahead OF Hawthorne. The summaries
FIRST Race-SellinH; six furlongs Rock. Jos drink,
stsppr S' .nr ~ s slfh seconds Leslie May 100
Second Race-one mile. Patrick. 80 G.eighl nrsti
Ethel 10 BaIre!t second: The Hero. 30 g. steppe).
Third Race-The Emulation Handicap with $1,000
added: for two'year-ods. six furlongs Ducat. ll8
!Watham) frstt Hawthorne, III Martini second:
Union. "a nvertonL third. Time, li24f.
Content. 81 ucigh) rrst. shoshone. llS Uly-rton)
second. bowers l05 lBarrettl third. Time 2iOl4
FIFTH Race-Srng. Ave fnrongs Ruth. io2 Ryan)
nrht. Lemon Blossom. W empsey - second Bagpipe.
lol DurneD third. Time :osIs
SPORT AT GARFIELD PARK.
The track was very slow at GARFIELD Park to-day ono
race WAS declared OF and scratching was heavy. Tho
winning fAyOrtes were Maggie Murphy Redlight, and
Gaylord southern Lady being second choice, and Lady
Puisfcr was little backed at to L. Summaries;
First Race-SollinV for olds; four and half
furlongs. Southern Lady. DT damn, nrst John eta
10! uloggett. second: Pekin, lo2 az. JonesJ third.
Time :Ola4. -'
second Rsce-selling: Ave furlongs. Maggie Murphy,
81 IT. snan frst Harbor Lights l02 o. CooE). second
THIRD Race-0no mile Lady Pulsifer iis o. Cook,
IS. k sHf R1s 4m. second Bob Forester
Fourth Race-seling; seven and half furlonRs Red.
light, lo4 Iioggetp. hrst Maggie Beck. 20 u. Cook
ssSSonS' yidsts 40. keith ss , ,hrd Tine Is1
keith, third. Time, lar.
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Baseball Notes.

AMHERST. June 2o.-Herbert P. Galngsr Of Cortland,
n Y. was chosen manager OF tho Amherst College
Baseball Association this morning.
PIrrsBunGH June 2o.-Prcher Terry signed here to-
day. and Manager Ianlon of the Baltimores signed
Stricken to play second base. Donovan will Join
Pittsburgh team on Friday.
More than the usual interest 10 m.uits.ted In tho
seres Of games being played at Yonkers tho
YonE ers 4 G. ami Uakhis. Three games have already
beon played between the two clubs tho Yonkers A. c.
having two. Two games will be played on July 4.
Tho Oakhiis expect to be strengthened then by tho
addition OF Rourke Sullivan. Smith, and Ryan, OF the
Fordham College taem.
The Boston A. A. will make their usual trip this
and play several games in this vicinity They have
dates with tho Manhattan A. g. Staten islam C. O..
and New Jerssy A. q. Tho Boston team will be partly
made up follows Cobb AMI Uptown. catch High
short stop; ssAr second base Cook. third base The
outhelds have not yet been selected.
Director of Baseball Chas.esud Of tho Manhattan
Men.s. they Claim that Wilson and Dovd MAKE Up a.
good battefy DO found in any of the athletic
rong in other de partmonts Tonorrow after at
Of New York. Tho schedule Of the NJ C. for the
June and the month OF July AS follow; June 25
OritAni Field Club. at Hacsens.ck; June ~. Murray
4 G ST.s;.n u. MI Elizabeth H mac. S
h s;snsh 5 guy NV Jersey Mnn. sns
Boston 4. C.. at Manhattan Field: July 23 Orange A.
G. at Manhattan Field; July 81 New Jersey A. c. At
Bergen Point: July 80. Morristown. At Morristown.
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A LADY ADVISES LADIES.
"A Eco Secrets FROM Her oton Eppsrteres
Which Can be Proftahly adopted BY Othsrs.

A Eco Secrets from Her o,cn Eppsrteues
Which Can Be Iroftahly adopted BY Othsrs.
know a lady who knows moro beautiful
and attractive women than any other In this
city. She recently said: Il often feel very
sorry when SOC SO many beautiful women
suffering so much. I think ladies do not ex-
ercise proper care They do not eat nourish-
ing food. they are careless OF thor toet. their
necks, their chests. They open the door for
diseases and thousands OF troubles which
afllict womnnkind Thought the matter over.
and decided what would do. knew I needed
stimulant. something that would assist my
vital forces and act as tonic. decided
to try Dufry's Purc Malt Whiskey. and It's
effect has boon simply wonderful. do not
know what pains. sickness. or weakness are.
and nm satisfied ladies generally could be in
the same happy condition by q proper use Of
the same means"
This lndy's remarks are entitled TO the
greatest consideration. for they are An indi-
cation OF what hundreds OF ladies have fonnd
to be necessity. 1t should be borne in mind.
howevor. that 1t Is only pure whiskey which
should ever be used. and that Duffy's Pure
Malt is the only one which receives the en-
dorsement OF scientists and physicians. Do
not allow any druggist or grocer to induce you
to take any other.
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NEW YORK. Z: BALTIMORE. s.
BALTIMORE. Juno 20.-There was another
rood came between tho New York and Oriole
tsams to-day. which tho visitors won after
,Ip.and. tuck contest. Both Cobb and Crane
mitchell good ball and used good judgment.
Cranes work was superior. and he concentra-
ted his mind on the batsmen whom runners
verc on bases. Tho result was strike outs
when tho blcachers were yelling for hits. Tho
New Yorks took the lead In tho early part
Of tho gnmo. but after the fourth
and NTH innings IL seemed as though
the Orioles had fairly gotten tho gauge OF
Cranes delivery and would bat out an easy
victory. Crane. however. glrded up his loins.
took brace, and the Orioles run getting was
soppcd while the visitors again took the lead
in tho seventh and clinched 1t In tho eighth.
Gore's single to right and Ewinc's pretty
triple gave the New Yorks run In the first
inning and they added two moro In tho Soc
ond, whom Richardson cracked out single
past short. Robinsons error. which put Boyle
on frst base. and Van Haltren's terrible throw.
on which Richardson scored Then Crane
tried to make q sacrifice. but did better. a. Il
counted for hit. on which Boyle scored.
Tho Orioles broke the Ice in the fourth in.
ming. Wolch sending out single to right
Ncld. while Gunson drew four balls. Then
WEIGH and Gunson scored. but McGraw died
at third trying t. stretch two-bagger into q
thrse.hasc hit. Tho visitors also scored run
In this inning. when Richardson drew four
hnils and went to second on Boyles sacri-
Ace. and then to third on a passed
bull. Crimes nit sent him home. In the next
inning tho Orioles took the lead. Robinson
sent out n single. and went to second when
Cobb hunted tho ball and beat It to frst.
long hit to the centre field on which oil three
In the seventh the New Yorks moved up.
Crane hit to right after Boyle had gone out on
o Nv. Fuller also sent out n single. and both
came home on Tiernan's three-base drive to
right field. In the eighth inning the visitors
took q. llrmer hold on the game when:
after Ewing had cs eeed out h9 y9n' s sns
and came In on Richardson's double. Though
there were no really brilliant features, the
strong all around work on both sides and the
close score made tho game very exciting
ons. Lyons and Fuller carried of the honors
for the visitors. whi'o the bulk OF the fielding
for the orioles was done by Shindle. McGraw.
and Robinson. President Day wns Wander
hors;'s guest in the ntter's private box. hut
they had very little to say. as the receipt Of a
telegram from Hanlon announcing the Sign
Ing in Pittsburgh OF Cub Stricken for tho
the Orioles came as n reminder nf n little RI
valry for tho second baseman's services. The
score:
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Amateur Baseball Register.

Among the many amateur clubs In this city and
rounding following are anxious to arrange
gamer. The list includes number of Junior organiza
tions whose players average from is TO 20 years:
Tsnny Baseball Cnb-will meet all teams Of players
under 10 years ., mshG o ana
and 81 anton streets, New York.
trescents-will play any uniformed team Of players
under lo years. on July T. n straus. lu57 A. Greene
brighton A. G-Havs June 26 open, and would like to
play strong out of.town club. U. &. Hooper, 1873 Now
Jerhey avenue brooklyn.
Gr.insrcy A. C..H.ye June rs. July T. A y. and ?: u.
or guarantee. J.. Krehbel. manager. l.<s1 Le1ins
ton avenue. New York
Wednesdays and Saturdays open for nrst.cass clubs
giving suitable guAranioes b. Gallagher. 2O3 East
Thirty.ssventh street. New York city.
original Acmes-Wiil pay any hrst.cass CLUB on the
Star Athstic Clubs ground Long Island City. Sat-
urd.y. and holiday. Harry Curtis. manager ~ West
Broadway. New York.
Corintnian Ressrvos-HAve June rs open. for q nrst
class ut.oftown amateur club giving suitable guar
antee. N. George 80 Pine street. New York.
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SUCCESS SUCCEEDS SUCCESS

No absurd boasts no cheap and useless gussses but
the usual daily average fully maintained yesterday
sent Kingston, Pepper. Snowfall. Objection. and
fragrant.
Armed with the Racing Private Information Agen.
cy's wires and its invincble safety plan. success on
the turf is forsgono conclusion. Terms SO for six
days wires and promise OF hve per cent net
nngs gained thereby. Never more than horse
given for race, Telegram sent daily before 10 30
References by permission to clients in all parts OF
the country. FourpAgo prospectus post free Adj
drsss all orders for wrOs and all Communications to
sitys
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roo MUCH WIND
see.rs 20 Have Intimidsted the New Ser
sey Yacht Club Sailors.

When the members OF the New Jersey Yacht Club
picked june 20 the date for their twenty nrst
annual regatta they INDUCED In fervent hope thata
good stn breeze would be hand and participate in
the festivities When the jolly ynchtsmen awoko yes
terday morning they found n southwest breeze that
raised whitecaps and made existence on the bay AIDE
s . min. of s yns sn Inc
and went pumping dow the bay. There was only one
which four started The io,tie was ne only one Of
.%s1 which Va $a,i, for S,'s% T%sss ,%sS. Ia
,utn losing prCnpsy ,w" minutes A. it Tss the r.,
latter ny starter Gia.. Tns Edith Was.lle
sny Ts' was eGa so To SpGs S @' s S
Tue entire C"urs On going n5"usn ne
third. and Emna A. last, nus vas due 70 The start
s SS al "T ns m hd tn ana
the Emma a. last al J. | ia3 20
AFTER !a%R ss.y il hi assSis 70 mag. Az
s OF ~ ThG@ over mo
TOO. aosS Ss and Ss the larger boats
rg n' ,1T, S s 1--WE nor H., S and %
DOCK on Liberty Island ms larger boats around
ss x. boat. IN se. %s arSa ss
buoy IL and thence around Fort Lafayette and to tho
steamer N.r;An' Min la,g. party .. i.dis. and
sna S while Sss sS s
citing those present had most enjoyable time music
ms.s s siSsi.s!y By assiss
CLASS s-cAnlS sLoors AND CUTTERS. ~ TO SO rrxr
E'aped Corrected
Mama orntr. LENGTH Iime. Tme.
IT. HM.s, II. NJ. s.
Lstts. ...... James E. Drew SO 90 2o+ OF 2 " OF
CLASS o-oAsiS sloors AND CUTTERS UNDER ~ rKEr.
xasSySsa. fs5 1885 BIZ a..s
cIAss x-orKS sLoors. 20 TO 81 rEKr.
oharm....r. 8. KetchAm. .2s 90 2oA 10 o<1e
CLASS r-orKS BOATS. 10 10 81 rxHr
s E%%. i: + sn$ss::a 55s
Caroline.....L Il. Noiglt......23 OF ~ ~ 10 ~
Edith....KT Fiaher..... rs 90 DID not finish.
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Lawn Tena,. at Yonkers.

roSEHRs June 2o.-The Yonkers Lawn Tsnns C'uo
opened their tournament at olenwood this afternoon
large numh.r of spectators Witnesses the se'srA'
Mems sinEles-C Ketcham boat II. wsring -
u, y n.dSson beat b Haihdsya oy Thsyer
esst Ewing by default; y: N. Bsird r. 0est
LAneAster. 90 b-7; g. Reed beat ofhoim' o.
yea beat q. b. DAtss 80. Ga
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Yaie's Football Finances.

NEW HAVEN. June 2o.-The annual report OF tho
Treasurer of the Yale Football Association was mAdo
this morning The gross receipts for the past season
were ts s3 S. and the expenditure q 3 40 49, eay
ing balsnce Of sI75<alH OF this tI1V WIS Mresn
tion $4,000 tho baseball AfsCetsti9n 20 .ns
gymnasium fund, $4,000 TO the SAs Iiou Ass0e'sHsa'
And q, Ola is 10 the YAls Financial unios-
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lane :; % Lady /. struef eus-By Nuiisns Oh 81
Lnby. 4. Ihreebese hit-Dahlen. fwabase hit--Hallk
day, Sacrifice hits-Csssvsn. Luby. wilmot. Hnllsn
q Stolen base-Nulaps. Double play-0Nsil and
Murphy. wild ptoh-Luby, Passed bal-Murphy
Umpre-0edney. Time-1:t6.
sr. LOUIS, o. LovtsuiA O.
D. IogIs, June 2o,-ss Louis batted Neekin All over
She 1ed t,dAy while the visitors unable to touch
Bretensteins curyes The soorst
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Game. or 81. Andrew's Church.

Tho annual Sunday school excursion and piopie aad
games Of the st. Andrews Church. 127th street and
Fifth avenue. took place on Saturday last Tho iron
steamboat Cignus transported the scholars from the
foot of East 10th street to Oscawanna Island.
Tho programme Of athletic sports was in charge Of
Dr. j. Gardner Smith Tho running track was com.
paraively fast The events and winners we're a. fol-
lows: .--. =.
ono Hundred.yaId pash-won by Percy Simpson in
II 8.5 seconds q. f. wyman. second
Iiair.mile Run-won by H. D. Nichols. in minutes,
l5 seconds r. brown second.
Two Hundred and Twenty. nve.yard Run-won by
Percy Simpson in % IS seconds; S. syms, second -
Putting Underground shot.Won by I; simpson. d
One.mi'e Run-Won by B. A. Bogart In minutes 80
2.lO seconds; A. d. Cawsod. second.
one Hundred.yard Dash for Boys-Won by 8. A.
Syme, in L. 20 seconds; Il. Brown. second.
Tho winners each received silver medals, ana those
that came second. bronze medals.
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ENTrIEs FOR iO~DIT.
A erase Programme OGerea ~ ths Cosey
Island jockey Club.

Tho programme offered by the Concy Island
Jockey Club to-day ut Sheepshead Bay 10
exceedingly rich. and tho public may look for
ward to great sport at the course near the sea.
The Foam Stakes should be a good race. with
the Laura Gould colt and Froomason con-
tenders from start to finish. Banquet may
win the Sheepshead Bay Handicap and De-
muth or Donntaka may be tho runner ur. The
Volunteer Han dicap for three -year-olds will be
a grent betting event md on public form what
ever beats Brown 4 Rogers's pair will win tho
money. Shelbark should be tough nut to
saddle. Bellegarde and Bliss colt may do to
Play for the, second. and Contribution md
last race may BIO won by English Lady. with
Warpath second.
This Is the programme In full:
First Race-The Foam stakes; Asweepstnkes OF $50
each for two.yearods with 81 800 added the second
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Third Race-Ths Volunteer Handicap, . handicap
sweepstates for ods Of $50 each h. f.. with
$1,000 added $500 to the second tho third to receive
$500 out OF the stakes Winners after publication Of
weights Of two OF vnne OF ono OF ~ 600
pounds; of two OF $1,000 or of ono OF 5000
pounds; Of three Of $1,000, or Of two OF $4,000. ~
IN the case Of horses winning races exclusively for
IL pounds or over these penalties shall apply to tho
extent of only and IN the case OF horses hand
capped at 122 pounds over to the extent OF ono.
quarter only and In tho Of those handicapped at
1920 pounds over, they shall not apply at all Ono
liza npd aOuaP
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TWO MORE FOR BOSTON.
vrv YORK WINS, wHILx Wards ,rxN
SCORE A DEEEAE

o.,,...ti. Cleveland, s.A %. Leuis ths
oth,r winpsrs-uarry Wrighcs Men
u.hipe . Grand spurt-othsr 9a.es.
IN. results Of the games played By the clubs
., IN. National League series yesterday fol-
low:
~" PSiisdelphiA Oh Brooklyn.
Boston. Q: Ms,sineton; S-aus ssmS
Cincinnati, 7; Chicago, L
St. Louis, OF Louisvins, q
Cleveland, q; fittsburah 4
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sBrsitsnsssin out for running out Of line.
81 Louia ...................0 o -
Louisville. .................. "a
Earned rrns-st Louis. Z, First base on srror,-st
Lous, D Left on bases-St Loua OF Louisville. T.
First base on bason Breitenstein 8. Struck out-By
Meekin. !; BY Brstenstein. Threebase hit.Crooks
si,.Saws,Ss1: BIodie. Fnin;y: bnetisy, Weaver
Crooks and wsrden. wild pitch-Meekin. Passed
ban-Qrtm. Umpirs-Hurst. fime-l:b5.
oLxvrLAsp. o; PITTSBURGH. 2.
frrssuHos. June 7o.-rhe Cleveland team made II
three straight against the Ptsburghs today The
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PHILADELPHIA. o: pRookIrS. @.

PHILADELPHIA. June 2O.-Ward's men wound
ur their trip to Philadelphia by adding an
other to their list OF defeats. making string
Of three straight doses. 1t was evident that
luck was against them. as they put UP good
game. but they were nevcr In 1t. although by
making two runs In the nth and adding three
in the sixth they gave the Quakers bad cnse
OF iri;ht. rs it became apparent that the Wis
itors had caught on to Weighing and were
smuggling him In great shape. and Gus was evil
deItly weakening
Cries began to 60 up from the stand and
beachcrs for his removal. but he played the
game out. Hart pitched great game. his
speed increasing toward the end. but he was
unrb.e to overcome the Quakers' long lead.
With the stick Hart did excellent work. send
Inc long drive over the centre fold fence for
ahOme run.
Joyce. Corcornn. Burns. and Brouthers had
two.ha.Gcrs to their credit. A wild throw by
HART was Breoklyn's only error. Corcoran.
Joyce and Griffin cn.ryed of the fielding
hon In
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At Livingston yesterday cricket team made mp OF
actors now sojourning In New York played . good
ssme against tho Staten Island Club. Tho score:
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Sicily Mean. nu.ln..., and Ha. Men.z.

Sicily Means Business, and Has Money.
Jack sko,ly tho Brooklyn boxer. 10 ont for money.
and no mistake. When no was told that Jesse Brown
Of Providence r. l.. had offered to back Bobby Burns
against Eddie Pierce formerly OF tho Nonpareil A. c.
OF this city 81 800 side. he anxious to take
Pierce's place After waiting aiew days and hearing
Pierce had put in reply. he went to the Illus
office yesterday and posted $3.50 to make the
match.
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zBeekisy Childs, HoKsan, zimmer. sserines hits
Bierbausr Burkett Davis. Nc Assr IA First base on
G1suststt Dats: Virtue l2h Bald vim. Double plsys-
ley; Tsoeau and Chids struck out.B.ckley. Farrell
smith, Corkhill thinner Young. wild pitch-Rald win.
Passed bAli-Mack Left on 81 Clsve.
land, T. Tlms-l,6o Umpire-Maculiar.
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Baseball Games To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Washington W. New York. at Washington.
Boston vs. Brooklyn. At BostoD.
Philadelphia vs.. Baltimore. at Philadelphia
Louisviiie ". Pittsburgh. at Louisville.
Chicago vs.. Cincinnati, At Chicago.
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Earned runs-Baltimore 3: New York. B. Two-bsss
M.-McGraw. Richardson. Three; base hits-Ewns.
Cob .: OIL Grams. Len on Sases-B.,imoro. 8:
New YORK. 4 struck out-By Cobb 3: by Crane. g.
Donbe plays-Shinde. Mc,irsw. and Robinson: Passed
hl.-tiun."n. ]: Boyle 2 Stoen bnses,wh,stlsr
Robinson. 1ime-l so Cmpire-sberidan. Attend
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hiIaht'pNih''''''. ''''''''''o " u . v v ~
laI"s, rnns-Brookiyn 4 rhiladeIphla E Lett on
bai.-of Hart, a: oE weighing. I. Struck out-By
htr !: by weyhins. Q. Homo run.-Iiarf. connor
1wohase hits-CorcUrnn. Brouthers. Joyce. Burns,
gsl.h.nty. sacrince hi!s-Bnrns. Hamilton: Conner.
and Cunnor. Hit by pitcher-By Hart. wild pitch
Wsyhng tmprs--Lynch. Time-?:lo
BOSTON, o: WASHINGTON. a-rRsr CANE
Bosros. June Nth, Bostons succeeded In winning
two games from tEu Senators to-day. and thereby
NIenXthe ed ileir KIP on first place. Tho scoIe:
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lo,,on ....
AkhlnYtnn


. sf s.. s:..
schol. d on kns 81 d o...sisss~ strS S osp
SsyMeSSSils 8; Sg 9ss:tshd Home rTnehoy Three
ssCSsy Nah S.crins: hil.-Rish.rdsop, Kelly. stol-
ins keSsid.on ana io Lsgtin; Sa:sr,tss 0 ss.n
S sd L.rtin. Wild pitch-Gastright. rmpirs-Emie.
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Second Race-Maiden Race No. :; asw eopstates for
woyenrolds OF $40 each with 81 $50 added OF which
$3.50 second and TO third Tor horses which had
never been entered for any race except Maiden Race
No 1. nYA fnrlnnRn
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Other GAne0,

HLRvAnp. 10; HOLY CROSS, 4
CAnBRtpop June 2O.-The Harvard boys LAID out the
Hoy Cross nine to-day In aseven.inning game. The
score:
HOW Cross .............. o . o %
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Eastern Assoslatio..
Western League.

Western League.
AZ folsdo-Rain.
Al Forte wayne-Kansas City. IL; Fort Wayne, q
Al Indiana pohs-Indianapolis I; Omaha, 6.
Southern League.
A. Mobils-Birminghau. o: Mobile. 2.
Al New orleans-Macon. I: New Orleans. I.
At Montgomery-AtlAnta,4 4: Montgomery. =
A Memphis-Nomphia 8: ChAttanooga,I
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-06-02

ment Besides these there were two or three
Tennessee officers, young native of the
mountains Lotus by NAME and a guide who
was deserter from the rebels, and who agreed
to take the party through the mountains to
Knoxville for $500. The rest of the names the
writer does not remember, but hopes through
some living members of the party to get COM
pIete list. He has correspondent with Maj. Mat
tocks and DIR. Hunt and has such points as
they remember, but hopes to fud others who
will give him a complete list.