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UNEAsINESs AT WASHINGTON
On Account of tho Chilean Afair-The
Feeling Tint Thcro VIII be war Is
Growing gH|

On Account of tho Chilean Afair-The
Feeling Tint Thcro VIII be War Is
Growing.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 19.-There
can be little doubt that the develop
ments OF the last few days in the cause
OF the investigation now being con-
Quoted ut San Francisco by Judge Advo-
cato General Remy into the attack upon
the Baltimore's crew; that the publica-
tion OF the testimony in tho Shields
case and tho ugly demonstration at Val
paraiso against the Yorktown's gig have
had the effect to create q very uneasy
feeling at the capitol. Senators and
representatives who have long derided
the idea Of any serious result following
the Chilean correspondence, and have
had the greatest confidence that Chile
would soon tender anampleapology and
make reparation for tho misdeed OF her
citizens are now willing to admit pri-
vately that the situation is full of the
gravest difficulties. One ominous sign
is the great inactivity OF Congress in
the matter. Heretofore it has been
customary whenever q matter of the
smallest public interest is the subject Of
diplomatic correspondence, for one OF
the two houses Of Congress to call upon
the President for all the information in
the possession of the state depart
:rcnt in relation to the matter.
But no senator or member has
yet been venturesome enough to intro
duce resolution calling for the Chilean
correspondence. The very gravity of
the situation appears to nave had a
repressible effect upon Congress. The
Republicans are indisposed to embar-
rass the President by calling for the
correspondence, having in view his
significant promise to transmit it to
Congress at an early day. The Demo-
Gratis are fearful OF interfering with the
negotiations and thereby precipitating
trouble that may then be chargeableto
their action. sf
Senator Morgan, who is the leading
Democratic member OF the senate COM
mittee on foreign relations, is particu-
larly indignant at therevelations in the
case OF Patrick Shields, the fireman Of
the American steamer, who was cruelty
treated in Chilean prison. He de-
clares that Shields is undoubtedly en-
titled to the protection Of the American
government, as he was serving on IN
American vessel.
Members OF the house committee say
it would not bo wise to prccipitate n
discussion in the house while the CORE.
spondence was incomplete, for fear that
ill-considored utterances or action
might result in embarrassing negotia-
tions if indeed it did not prevent an
honorable understanding from being
rnoch nd
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THE GLASS TRUST.
Glass Making to Be Consolidated Into Two
Largo Factories.

Glass Making to Be Cons olidatcd Into Two
Largo Factories.
TIFFlS, O., Jan. l3.-An important
arrangement in the glass manufactur-
ing industry OF the United States is
conveyed in a communication to the
city council OF Tiflin to-day by George
Beatty. OF the firm OF A. ]. Beatty &
Sons, the managers Of the large glass
works located here.
He announces that the Tiffin estab-
lishmcnt had entered the United States
Glass company, composed of nearly all
the most considerable plants in the
country. Advices had come to him
from tho officials OF the trust at Pitts.
burgh that it is the intention OF tho
company to ultimately concentrate the
entire making OF glassware into two
large factories, one in the East, at Pitts
burgh, and the other in the West. This
notification from the headquarters
further said that Messrs. Beatty's would
be selected, as it was ono of the most
extensive in the country and was sit
uated very fayorably with respect to
fuel supply.
Mr.. Beatty was asked what would be
the result if the natural gas supply
became exhausted. He said in that
case they would resort to oil. which was
about rs cheap and convenient. Even
Ii this should prove inadequate he
could obtain slack coal from the Hook
ing Valley mines at tifty-fve cents per
ton on cars at his works. Tho Pennsyl-
vania slack is unfit for this purpose,
and he had decided advantage over
Pittsburgh manufacturers in being 250
miles nearer this last resort.
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ALL FOR BLAINE.
PHILADELPHIA WIN send Solid Delegation

Philadelphia VIII Send n Solid Delegation
to Minneapolis.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1S.-Conventions
were held in each of the five congres.
sional districts of this city to select
delegates to the Republican national
convention. Delegates favorable to
James G. Blaine were elected at all OF
the conventions. There were two anti-
Blaine candidates, but both were de.
feated. In the Second district United
States Marshal Leeds received 10 out of
22O votes, and in the Fifth, where 216
votes were cast, Charles w. Henry re-
ccived 80 OF them. In the other three
districts the Blaine delegates were unan-
imously elected. Resolutions favoring
Blaine were adopted in all five districts.
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a War Article.

san Francisco, Jan. 13.-Regarding
the investigation Of the assault on the
Baltimore's crew at Valparaiso, now
being held at Vallejo, tho Chronicle
says editorially; NO ono can read the
testimony Of the sailors OF the Balti-
more without feeling at once that the
subject OF tho Valparaiso attack has as
sumed such phase that tho hurt can
not be cured by 4, nero apology from
Chile. We believe it is clearly the
duty OF tho United States to demand
complete reparation and suitable in.
demnity from Chile and to enforce the
demand ii there is any hesitation in
complrinr with it.p l.l...... u J, :. {. y.
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LONDON, Jan, l3.-Cardinal Manning,
who, it was announced yesterday, was
suffering from Severe cold," has
grown rapidly worse since the last bull
letin was issued last night and this
morning his physicians declare without
hesitation that his condition is very
grave and express little hope OF his re-
covery.
His Eminence is very weak and so
little hope is entertained that he will
recover that the last sacrament OF the
church has been administered to him.
Henry Edward Manning, cardinal
priest OF the Roman Catholic church
and archbishop Of Westminster, son OF
the late William Manning, Esq, Mp,
merchant OF London, was born ut Tot
teridgc, Hertfordshirc, July l5, lS0S.
and was educated at Harrow and Balliol
College, Oxford, where he graduated
b. A. in frst-class honors in 1880, and
became Fellow Of Merton College. lie
was Tor some time one Of the select
preachers in the University OF Oxford
was appointed rector OF Lavington and
Grailham, Sussex, in 1884, and arch.
deacon OF Chichester in 1910. These
preferments he resigned in 1851 on
joining the Roman Catholic Church, in
which he entered the priesthood, and
in 1857 founded an ecclesiastical con:
gregation at Bayswater, entitled the
Oblates OF st. Charles Borromeo. The
degree OF D. D, was conferred upon him
at Rome, and the office OF provost Of
the Catholic archdiocese OF West
minister, plethonotary apostolic, and
domestic prelatc to the pope.
After the death OF His Eminence Car
dinal Wiseman, Monsignor Manning
was consecrated archbishop OF West
minister, June S, 1865. Pope Plus IX
created him a cardinal priest March 10
1875, the title assigned to him being
that OF SIS. Andrew and Gregory on the
Celian Hill. The same pontill invested
him with the cardinals hat in con
sistory held at the Vatican, December
81, 1877.
In ls69-7O Cardinal Manning took {
prominent part in the memorable Vat
lean council, which was the largest
gathering OF the kind in his
tory, at which the new constitution
Incorporating the infallibility Of tht
pope was adopted. b
DR.. Manning wrote four volumes o.
sermons and other works before 1850
since that date "Thc Grounds OF Faith.
1852; Temporal Sovereignty OF tht
Popes," three lectures, 1860; "The Las
Glories OF tho Holy See Greater thar
the First" three lectures, 1861; "Ire
land; Letter to Earl Gray" 1865
"The Gcumenical Council and the In
fallibility OF abe Roman Pontiff," ant
numerous minor essays, letters, con
tributions to tho press, sermons anc
pamphlets. His episcopal jubilee tooE
place on Sunday, June S, 1890.
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Secretary Ell,ins secures n House.

SPECIAL DI&pGtch 10 the InttHtgeAcer.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 13.-sccre-
tary OF War Elkins to-day completed
arrangements by which he secured the
rental Of tho mansion on Mcpherson
square, built and occupied by Senator
Palmer, OF Michigan, when the latter
was in the United States senate. The
establishment is one OF the best in
Washington. The secretary Of war will
bring his family rs soon as the resi-
dence can be put in order. 6
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LONDON, Jan. lS.-The Duke Of Clar.
ence, II Is believed, cannot live many
hours. A bulletin issued at Sp. m. says
there is no abatement in tho patients
uniavorablo symptoms. During tho day
the condition Of tho duke has been tho
cause OF grave anxiety, although his
strength is maintained.
Private advices communicated from
sandringham Hall to intimate friends
OF the family explain the serious tone
ot to.dly'a bulletins. Until yesterday
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May End tho Trouble.

$ srnsSol rlELD. KAs., Jan. l3-The
resignatitm N Of Theodus Botkin, Judge OF
the Thir6 judicial district, will be prob
ably int he hands OF Governor Hum-
,phrey this week, and with its acccpt- +
ance Will end the trouble in this dis.
trict Judge Botkin reached this do
cision I o-dny.
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Coyornor Brown 1nnucurntcd,

ANNAPOLIS, MD., Jan. 13.-Governor
Frank Brown was inaugurated to-day
in the presence Of the general assembly.
His address related mainly to matters
OF interest only within tho state. He
called the attention OF tho legislature to
the fact but ninety days were loft them
to deal with q vast number of import.
ant matters, including the election OF
two United States senators.
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lii tho Senate,

WAsulNGToS, D. G., Jan. 1S.-The
last remaining vacancy in the ranks
OF tho Senate was filled this morning BY
the presence OF Mr.. Jones, OF Nevada,
who, under the escort OF his colleague,
Mr.. Stewart, advanced to the clerks
desk and took the oath OF Office for his
fourth senatorial term.
Among the bills introduced and re-
erred was one by Mr.. Kyle, proposing
an amendment to the constitution SO as
to regulate marriages and divorces in
/ tho several states.
Mr.. Morgan offered a resolution,
which was agreed to, calling on, the Sec
.retary Of f3the treasury for. Horny w.
lElliott's report on Alaska, with maps
and illustrations. .5sE5
On motion of Mr.. Stewart, the bill TO
provide for the FREQ coinage OF gold and
silver bullion was referred to tho
finance committee: 4;
The senate then. after \ bricf cxecu.
tive session, adjourned till tomorrow.
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Fire ut St. Jusepl,,

ST. JosErr, No., Jan. lS..-Fire broke
out in the extensive carpet house OF j.
B. Brady & Co., on Felix street, shortly
after midnight last night. By the
time the fire department reached the.
scene, the fire had gained such head
way that they were unable to check
the ework OF destruction. Grave fears
were entertained for adjoining build
ings. Brady& Co. carry n stock OF
tSSIl0 01O 5ts d, 3 ~ M. - -s7,sli .si
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Destruo,,yo FIro nt Cloyoland,

CLEVELAND, ONO, Jan. 1S.-The six.
story brick power block on tho viaduct
was totally destroyed by fire at 80
o'clock this morning. 1t was occupied
by the Cleveland Electric Supply Com
.pany, the Champion Safety Lock Com
pany, The National Iron Works ana the
Hughes Pump Works. all suffered
total losses, which amounts in tho ag-
'gregato to about Sl40,000 Tho building
was worth $4,000 and was owned by T.
n. York. AL the concerns carried in
'surnnce 49, s.-s-. c-s'5
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Not nelley ..d md lIonterer.

MONTEREY, STE:rlco, Jan. lS.-The re.
ports published ID, the United States Of
revolution in tlao state Of Chihuahua
are discredited hero. General Reyer,
commander-in-cdief Of the forces in this
section, has recsived no inform alton of
any outbreak anywhere in northern
Mexico. Had s,lch q revolution oc-
Cured it is cartain he would have
heard of it officially. ) 81
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Flood Feared in Pittsburgh.

FIrrsBuRGi, Penn, Jan. l3.-The
heavy rains OF the past forty.eight hours,
which has melted the snow
on the mountains, has caused
apprchensions OF a flood in this vicin.
ity. Tho rivers are rising rapidly to-
night, with 134 feet in the channel, and
% feet OF water is looked for by tomor-
row night.
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WAsnlXoros, D. G., Jan. e.-1n re.
ply to an inquiry as to the truth OF a re-
port that an ultimatum demanding
Instant apology and reparation has been
cablcd to Chile, President Harrison this
afternoon said he has sent no ultima
tum to Chile, and is still devoting him.
self 10 careful examination OF the
yoluminous Chilean correspondence.
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a1nrdcrcd nn Aged Woman.

HAMILTON, O., Jan. ls,-At Oxford
last night Henry Corbin, colored, mur-
dered an aged woman while defending
herself from assault. The old lady was
Mrs. Horner, a relative OF President
Mccullough, of tho Oxford Bank. The
brute made his escape The citizens OF
tho town are wildly excited and hunt
inc for Corhin. IT,
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Cl,nrtcr GrnlntIe,,d...

Sptcta! Dispatch 10 the lntcllgncer. = ~
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jim. ls.-The
Secretary OF State issued a charter TO
the Buchanan Cooperative Creamery
association, for the purpose Of manu-
featuring butter and AZ cheese. The
principal Office and place Of business OF
the corporation will be kept at Buch-
anan. Capital subscribed Is 81, o50:and
has been fully paid up. with the priv
ilegc granted TO increase to $4,000.
Shares arc $50 each and are heldby D.
2. =. Farnsworth and four others OF
buchanan, VIVA. 5333
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lctins, as special precautions have been
taken to prevent newspaper representa-
tives andothors from approaching Sand.
ringham Hall. 1t Is, therefore, unnec.
essary TO state that these rumors nre
basclcss, and II Is beloved should tho
Duke die. the intelligence OF his death
will reach tho public only through the
official channels.
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\ LONDON, jim. IA dispatch to tho
Times from Santiago dc Chile states that
all the refugees who were given shelter
by Mr.. Egala, the United States Minis
ter, except one, have succeeded : in
making their escape from the Chilean
authorities,
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Llnnor Mt tho Worlds Fnlr.

srRlSGrlELp, Mass, Jan. l3.-James
L. Bowen, Of Springfield, grand chief
templar for Massachusetts, ]. 0. G. r.,
has issued a circular letter addressed to
his forty-four brother grand templars
in other states, recommending a united
protest against tho sale ofintoxicants ut
the World Fair grounds during theex-
position OF 1898. y
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.penths from Grin in London.

LONDON. Jan. 13.-The number Of
deaths in London from inhucnza was
95 last week.. This number exceeded
the aggregate flor each OF the three pre-
ccding weeks The mortality from dis
eases OF the respiratory organs is un-
usually heavy.
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THE ANGEL OF DEATH
Hoyering Over the High Places In
Great Britain. y
PRINCE VICTOR, DUKE OF CLARENCE,

And Heir Prcsumptivc TO tho Throne
of England, Very Low with Pncu.
monla...The People In State of
Excltcmcnt...The Prince and His
Fiancoo, Princess May, Loved by
tho Common People =. Cardinal
,fanniug Also Victim Of the Ter.
rible Grip Epidcmic...Tho Great
Prclatc Dying.
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DEMOCRATIC WAR CRY
Sounded by Representative Hol-
man. Of Indiana, in the House.
WITHOUT A NOTE OF WARNING

lilo Springs II Resolution, tho Effect of
which Would bo to Embarrass tho
Government and Defeat Approprl.
tlon Ellis, Merely to Mako Some
Cheap Capital for tho Pnrty-..Ex-
Speaker Reed Gives tho Democrats
Doso Of Their Own Medicine.
Tho sonatc...othcr Washington
News,
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Tho Relr,llion snron,lInr.

TASGIER, JAM l3.-Information has
reached this city, which is practically.
beleaguered on the landward by .the
natives who arts in rebellion against the
sultan, which shows that the revolu-
tionary movement is spreading. It is
stated here th:rt the mountain tribes in
Angora have demanded that the gov
ernor OF tho Territory occupied py them
be dismissed. t4sf =
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John G. Whittier Ill.

NEwBERRYroRr, Mass, Jan. 1S.-John
Grecnleaf Whittier, tho poet, is con-
fined to his bed at the residence OF his
cousin in this city with an attack OF
prevailing grip. His attending phys
ician thinks the illness is not serious.
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ing to got up and leave his bed. Ile sat
In his room for quito little time in q
dressing gown and slippers. Hc Is pro-
crossing toward recovery as well ms any
ono expected.
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4 Centonarinn Dead.

New CASTLE, Pa, Jan. 13.-.NIrs. De-
lilah Smith. colored, aged los years,
died to-day. She remembered the
whisky war OF the last century.
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E PARIS, j m. 1S.-NIr. and Mrs. Glad.
stone havei gone from Pau to Toulouse.
Thence til ey will go to CarcasBonne and
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PROF. HUIDEKoPER DEAD.

Tho Founder of aIondvillo Theological
Seminary Passes Away.
MEADvrLLE Pa, Jan. 13.-Profcssor
Alfred Huidckopcr, aged eighty-two
years, died at his home in this city
this morning. Tho deceased was the
founder OF tho Meadville theological
seminary, or Unitarian college, and has
been noted as one Of tho most benevo-
lent men in this section.
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SOUTHAMPTON. Jan. l3.-Arrived-
Trave, from New Y ork for Bremen. y
BRowitIAp, Jan. 49, -Passel-AG City o.
Paris. from New ork ior Liverpool. 2
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7VAsiIISGroS, D. q, Jan. 13. For the
first time since he was Seized witHthe
grip Speaker Crisp was able this morn.
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THE CHILEAN OUTRAGE.
The Investigation Of tho Baltimore
Affair Develops
ENOUGH TO CAUSE INDIGNATION

Throughout tho United States and
Create General Demand on Chile
to Mako Rcparatlon ... Captain
schlcy's story.-.Uncasincss Among
Congressman and Senators In Wash.
ington...They Realize that the Stu.
alton Is n Gravo one.-.Tho War
Feeling Growing.
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For Z oInsyivanla raino snov;vnriGblc wtnds
FOE q oio lnnd ASest Virginia snow. colder in
WestN SrStnia mud in inferior of Ohio. north
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Wales.
evening only one lung Of tho duke was
severely affected. Early this morning,
however, an examination showed that
both lungs were congested. The pa
tient suffers frequently from acute pain
and his breathing ia difficult.
The doctors main hope is that the
dukes strong constitution will pull him
through, but the family know that he
has not the robust vitality of his
brother. A bulletin issued at o'clock
this morning says: "The condition OF
the Duke OF Clarence, il anything, is
slightly better"
GREAT ANXIETY. -it5
Great apprehension is felt in all
classes OF society regarding the condi-
tion Of the Duke OF Clarence and Avon
dale, heir presumptive 10 the throne OF
England.
At this hour an immense crowd is
gathered aboutthe gates OF Marlborough
house, the Prince Of Wales's London re-
sidence. As soon as the bulletins from
Sandringham Hall are received by tele-
graph, they arc posted on the gates.
The crowd is comprised Of people OF all
kinds and conditions, and expressions
Of the deepest regret arc openly express.
ed for all the members OF the royal
family. A large number OF workingmen
are interspcrsed among tho crowd and
they are especially noticeable for their
bearing OF deep regret and sympathy.
PRINCESS NAYS POPULARITY.
There is no denying the fact that the
engagement OF tho Duke Of Clarence
and Avondale to Princess Victoria Mary
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TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY. # i}}f.5 d
a. e. mir rnlshed by G. scHsErR drussi. Opera
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PniLADELrilIA, PA, jan. l3.-Twcn-
ty-eight thousand, ono hundred and
sixty-thrce alien immigrants arrived at
this port during the year 1901. Z.
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His Eminence is very weak and so
little hope is entertained that he will
recover that the last sacrament OF tho
church has been administered to him.
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sp0akes Crisp Reeo,vserlns.

The senate then, after \ bricf cxecu.
tive session, adjourned till tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21

= T. Power, viii either manage The Ncw>ork team
I'm oll Tint III" term implies. or be- VII rtfc.
The Amateur League season promises - be rnNniliy
interesting Large crowd, Will witness ~" Oh u'dI>-
tbe staten Island and the NcWJcr'cy ~ G. tcdhis-
whenever they cross bats.
Of the c,h; pitcher, under contract TO the New
York club only about four will b" retained. Kuse,
King aud WEIGH viii be three Of the ioiir.
The proposed hcI>" and cattle shows at the iolo
Grounds VIII not interfere ~ any way WITH AS-haii
Harvard anl Yale mieht aiiaGr" a series II s1nei
and then Nrht out their differences ON ne Ef' u
diamond field. Princeton Is all iignt, havlR arranged
games with both
The Ncw-YOr team will. as usual. open III" season
M the Polo Grounds on March ~ win their supposed
ma cot. the Jnspcr, u Manhattan College.
Com:ler, who wa the hlg CHEST slnied pitcher which
the Bro0KlNn club rad. i without an engage
mcnt. lie Is worth dozen Of som" 81 The young
PLAYERS under engagement Ia several Of the clubs
All the New-YJrk Iaycis arc expected To report at
pichmord Oh March -. r. werS VIII make a good
START II he fires every who doe not report promptly
unle.s he can give good excuse.
Wclch writes that he is confident that hc VIII be
able TO pitch as well he ever did. He seems 10
fonr that with sucl regulars Eusle and kins Oh the
team he mas not get Il chance.
Tho minor leagues should Insist that there should
he no drafting system, ut least during the playing
season.
New Haven, Providence Albany and TrOv will form
the Eastern circuit 81 the Eastern Association. Tho
western end OF the circuit will be decided at meeting
at Albany on March =.
Kelly and Richardson would make the New York
team complete. without them. or equally good men,
the teams pennant chances look dim.