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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-11

Powell has game log aud Duke has
been On the sick list for several days.
Macon has signed Dalrymple OF the
famous Chicago team Of 1883 and lisa.
Manning should see that the press
box is in readiness for the Tuesday game.
The Russell Maroons are trying TO ar
range games with the Columbia Is. c.
club.
Savannah and New Orleans will play
on their postponed game in this city Fri
day.
New Orleans is in a badly crippled con-
dition at present, Bailey being absent
from the team
Petty made his fourth home run Of the
season yesterday He now leads the club
in this respect.
Manning leaves Montgomery this morn
ing at 7;l0 O'Clock, and will arrive in this
city at $50 o'clock tonight.
The errors of Manning and Cross in the
ninth inning came near being fatal in the
last game Of the visiting series.
The city fire department has organized
ball club and want to arrange games
with the MORNING NEWS, Press and
other teams.
Nlcholl dropped fly bali in the first
inning of yesterdays game, to the sur
prise of those who witnessed the event by
detail at Fitzpatrick's.
Petty won the game yesterday by his
hard and timely hitting. He knocked the
ball over the fence in the fifth inning,
with two men on bases.
There is well-grounded report that
electrical street railway of Mobile will
buy the base ball franchise, and the price
stated is 81 1000. The deal will doubtless
have beneficial effect all around.
The grocers and butchers will have
set-to at Collins park Tuesday afternoon.
The paraphernalia for this game consists
OF beer court-plaster, various liniments,
several surgeons and an ambulance.
The ball teams of McDonough K Co. and
McDOnough x Ballantyne played five
inning game yesterday, in which the lat
ter were defeated by a score of 10 to 9.
The batteries were Otter and Barnett,
anu bdlldnUyne ana ONcdl,
Numerous rumors are afoat concerning
the Birmingham team. One rumor is to
the effect that the franchise and club will
be transferred to Columbus, Ca, and an
other is that it will be transferred to
Knoxville, Tenn. The management will
not commit themselves TO any one on the
subject.
The Young Mems Hebrew Association
base ball team will cross bats with the
Aldines of Charleston at Wilmington
Island on the Fourth of July. The Pal
metto state is coming well armed and
equipped and it will be well for the
Young Mems Hebrew Association to get
itself in trim.
Phil Fitzpatrick of the Owl will have a
direct wire to Bolton street park this
week and detail the games for the bene-
fit of those whose business will not per-
nit of their going out to see the Savan-
Matthew Orleans games. He will also
give the Southern League and National
League games by innings.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-11

Rome, June i0.-The vatican has sent
three letters 10 Cardinal Gibbons. Arch
bishop Ireland and the American arch
bishops generally copiously explaining the
pope's scholastic policy.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-11

aad the S500o0 doubled and frfples and
doubled and triplod again. Ho was soon
reputed 70 be worth several millions OF
dollars
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-11

Rev. Ralph Swinburn, who lives near
Charleston, w. Va, is the Oldest railroad man
living in this country. He was born near
Newcastle on-ryne, in the county OF Durham
England Aug. 4, 1905, and began to work on
railroads in the year 1878.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-11

Gov. Mckinley Of Ohio was made a knight
of Pythias at Columbus last Thursday. He
joined Champion lodge of that city, and the
ceremonies were specially elaborate in honor
anee OF visiting brethren from other points in
Ohio.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-11

Mrs. Tittle-Did you have good time at ths
sewing circle this afternoons
Mrs. Tattle-No miserable time; it was
awfuly dull.
Mrs. Tittle-Wasn't anything said about
how Mrs, Blazer has been carrying on
Mrs. Tattle-No; she was mean enough to be
there herself and, of course the pleasure we
had all looked forward to was spoiled. Strange
how people can be SO SeltSh.-Boston Trans.
cript.
That young Muchdust has lots of horse
sense"
''How's thatg"
Never bets dollar on 'cm."-BufTalo
Courier.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-11
ID standing Of Id eIubs Is Is foIlows:
BATTLES ON THE DIAMOND.
Outcome Of the Days Games North
and South.
, Washington, June lO.-BalI games were
playedto-day as follows:

Washington, June lO.-BalI games were
playcdto-day as follows:
CHARLESTON BEATS NEW ORLEANS.
Neworieanss",.ai-i',..oOOO4OOoo@4 Ii r
Charleston -............1 0007x-9
Battcries-Duke and Baldwin, Killen and
Sugden.
CHATTANOOGA WINS TWO GAMES.
chattaa tsSs 1oos@-Noan5H 5O1o26 + Il
Nashville. ........ / 5000 OO0-1 8
Batteries-Easton and Dugdale, Hoffer and
Sommers
At tanooga-Afternoon- n. H. E.
CHATTANOOGA. 0 0 / 0001Q Ia 0 1
Batteries Keenan, and Dugdale, Miller and
Bolan
MEMPHIS DOWNS MACON.
At Memphis r. II. E.
Memphis. 10000 0OO-4 8 6
Macon. ...........1 O OO10O-2 4
Batteries Bonnet and Bolan, Abbey, Hess
and Fields
MOBILE BEATEN BY AUGUSTA.
At Mobile R.H.E.
Mobile &c. .......-.O u i
Augusta ...........3 O 200OIx-7 3
Batteries Foreman, frost and Daniels;
Camp and Wilson.
BIRMINGHAM BEATS ATLANTA.
Rifmiaghaml. ooo1sso8-Hio Is i = :
Batteries-Parrott and Earle; Rettger and
Murphy.
BOSTON BEATS PITTsBURG.
At Boston r. H e.
Boston. ,............4OOO112Oxs
Pittsburg, ,........0 O0300-3 8 /
Batteries Nichols and Bennett, Terry and
Mack
BROOKLYN WINS FROM CINCINNATI.
PRFoo3i5lya. D,.,,,..:.~.oo55eegeE4 9 . .
Cincinnati. 100000 2 3
Batteries-Stetn and Kinslow, Sullivan and
Murphy,
CHICAGO BEATS WASHINGTON.
At Washington r. H. K
Washington. ...OOOO0O1OOEi 6 4
Chicago ........,..!0 0O101 00x-2 l
Batteries-Meakin and Farrell; Mauck and
Klttridge.
ST. LOUIS BEATS PHILADELPHIA.
At Philadelphia r. H. E.
Philadelphia O2t0fO1O-5 9
st. Louis...........0 030 030Ox-6 II 2
Batteries -Keefe, Vickery, weighing and
Clements, Gleason and GunsOn.
LOUISVILLE LOSES AT NEW YORK.
At New Yor5-Gten innings)- r. II. E.
New York. ....- 40 0 0 001203 II ~ o
Louisville ....t.001 0OO13 O-6 2
Batteries-Rusie and Doyle, Stratton and
Grim
BALTIMORE DOWNS CLEVELAND.
At Baltimore II. H. E.
Baltimore .!...10O0Ot0aO-4 2
Cleveland. .........O OO1OOOO %
Batteries and Robinson Young
and thinner p1' 81. ,I
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-11

Earned Runs-Central 1.
Two-base Hits-Farr.
Three-base Hlts-G. Ferguson.
Base on Balls--krenson {, Neidlinger T.
Struck Out-Krenson g. Neidlinger T.
Passed BallS-Outten 4.
Time-t:45
Umpire-Frank Butler.
Scorer-D. G.. Caywood.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-11
A wHEELMEN's CLUB HOUSE.
The Matter to be Before the Managers
This Weak


The board of managers of the Savan-
nan wheelmen will hold their June meet
ing Tuesday night. One of the matters
to be considered will be aa&lub house.
The initial step toward a club house was
taken some time ago, when a com
mittee was appointed to look
into the matter. A report will be
made TO the board this week The eligi-
bility Of various places will be discussed.
The design is to have the club house
centrally located, either on Bull or Lib
erty or some street near these, and 10
have IL so arranged that there will be a
general club headquarters. social rooms,
etc, and a wheel room for the use of
members and guests of the club. 1t is
the purpose of the managers to have the
club house open and ready for occupancy
by October next.
The hurt received by Zimmerman at
the Dublin track on Wednesday, while
very painful, is not serious. After win
ming the one mile invitation race ana
lowering the Irish record by one second.
he started in the twenty-five mile cham
pionship race. But no sooner had the
start been made than several riders came
together in collision, Zimmerman among
them. He was thrown against the rail
with sufficient force TO knock out three
teeth and considerably bruise his body.
No bones were broken, but he will not be
IN condition to race again for a month
or more
The reckless rider in the street, or any,
where else, is, first of all, danger to the
public, fool to himself ana an unmiti-
gated nuisance to none more than his fell
low-wheelmeu. The first he frivhtens.
but otherwise does little harm to ieopar-
dies his own neck (Which, it may be re-
marked en- PEASANT, is never above the
average IN value), and plays the very
dickens with the affections of his fellow
sportsmen by invariably hugging the
euro on the wrong side when he is not
lurching all over the road 1t is to be
feared that the law win never be able TO
suppress him, for the simple reason that
he IS hard to catch and the police are pro-
VerOlaliyRlow as runners. Bicycle men
VIII probably have to endure the
reckless rider as long as they live. The
nuisance can be mitigated. however. by
the use Of little moral suasion and in
particular officers of clubs might DO much
toward the conversion of mon whose
feeklessness is not, after all, necessarily
porn 50 much of innate caddishness as
mere high spirits or ignorance, allied to
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-11

Local Record for the Morning News
uLocal forecast for Savannah and vicinity
till midnight, June II, 1898: Generally
fair, easterly winds.
Official forecast for Georgia: Generally
fair; easterly winds.
Comparison of mean temperature at Savan-
nah, Ca, June 10, 1893, with the normal for
the day.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-11
&c Proved TIis arntitnde.

He had made great effort to appear cheer.
ful at the supper table. says the Chicago Trib-
une but the loving eye OF the wife detected
the true situation Of affairs and as soon as
they were alone she tenderly said:
William, something has happened TO unset
you"
NO, dear"
But know better Conflde in me. Tell ma
what is wrong"
"Wen, we are ruined. Tomorrow thu
sheriff Will be in possession OF the store We
must part with our servants, horses dia-
monds, house, everything, and 1 shall prob
ably go to driving horse car"
Have you tried to raise money to tide Won
over the crisisYn
Everywhere; but In VAIN
How much would save you?''
Twenty thousand dollars would carry ma
through with flying colors."
"Wait a minute"
She ran upstairs hastily unlocked the hit
tom drawer of the dresser. and moment
later stood before her wandering husband
with package in her hands.
Here is $4,000 in cash" she said. '.Tars
it and meet your obligations and save your
credit"
But how-how--" he stammered.
1T is my savings" She explained srEov
many years you have allowed me $40 n veal
to run the table on. have saved IS per weeIr
right along and laid il aside for lust such an
emergency. 1t is yours. Your little tOotsv-
wootsy wife has saved you, and she is very
very happyl" ~
And he actually kissed her, and got in from
the club that night whole quarter of an hour
before l o'clock
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-11
Grain Msrohants Fnil.

ct indicates trace Of rain or snow.
z. H. SMYrH. Observer Weather Bureau
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-11
Diamond GOSSIP

Diamond Gossip.
Mobile is after York, late of Macon.
Burns has a batting average of .3SS.
Klusman hit the ball hard and often
yesterday.
Quarles will pitch for Savannah at
Pensacola.
Billy McCullom win occupy front seat
at the game Tuesday.
Pitcher Bailey of New Orleans lost his
mother by death the other day.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-11

Maximum temperature so, minimum tenn
perature 63o.
The hight of the Savannah river at Augusta
at s q. m. Goth meridian timel yesterday was
81 feet, a fall of 2. feet duringthe preceding
81 hours.
The Cotton Bulletin for "a hours ending
p. m. June 10, 1885, 10Th meridian time
Observations taken at the same moment of
time at ali stations
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-11

Phil Fitzpatrick of the Owl will have a
direct wire to Bolton street park this
week and detail the games for the bene-
fit of those whose business will not per-
nit of their going out to see the Savan-
Matthew Orleans games. He will also
give the Southern League and National
League games by innings.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-11

The ball teams of McDonough & Co. and
McDonough & Ballantyne played a five
inning game yesterday, in which the lat
ter were defeated by a score of 10 to g..
The batteries were Otter and Barnett,
and Ballantyne and O'Neal
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-11

The Young Mems Hebrew Association
base ball team will cross bats with the
Aldines of Charleston at Wilmington
Island on the Fourth of July The Pal
mettO state is coming well armed and
equipped and it will be well for the
Young Mems Hebrew Association to get
itself in trim.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-11

Numerous rumOrs are afoat concerning
the Birmingham team. One rumor is to
the effect that the franchise and club will
be transferred to Columbus, Ca, and an
other is that it will be transferred to
Knoxville, Tenn. The management will
not commit themselves TO any one on the
subject.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-12
NpyOt tIp HOME EULt.
HiI-rpian- " IN Work fbr the Measure
uu.,h ard Nail

Nv YoHs MAY ~ National Dele
gate lnnu , Patton q Iis-sion prs-s,ied
81 he thiri AS session - The s1rusi
convention % the Antteni bfirr =
Htfs4uials lsun.sny hal folz}
There Nsz 4 irUe ATTENDANCE. Nation
Delegate Patton then made an al
lre-- Naich sss warmly r~ceivsd and
naaae hIs report - the commit
g. rh@ r'.po,t showed thar the
urgsn cation Vas fourshlag al over
the V,rhL snt that harmony and
unity prevailed evrry where The ORDER.
s1e -epoft showed sss on snund
5nar~ia f,oting g. hl- sdire@s tpeie
gtfe Patton commended that the con
srut.u t,se stops e. further The cause
- bone rule using every means IN 80
rawer fasn,-si snf otherwise q vas
lenisd tssiay fhaf the matter q fhe r,'n
zh.istAn Z the \ o. ~ sni the
Nnseriran Hoari = titernisn= ras
t..irg rcneisler-,i by tbe otnvnutior. ~
,hat m -ubiscf hsd ever i"sn men
t.aral iH the ennv~nrrn.
TIE prir-lrsi business = The even Z
was th. aierflon q the uationa cfcrrs.
Th.. results = the tsiiotlng s's he -
election z John } Patton = q .fC'n e.
raflena. iel-c-.f~. Rachsri NcMu.Isu =
lrvset tifs rsfrnral sDrrets'y k.sn
iufaaffs s-re rseessl gietiSng the r1ors'
sns -narriai suppnft = ne Ni1ernlans
= tr. f-,-n -sa.,. AMI then tte convsn
tf1n Al ourued
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-12

II 2 bosiY treats tody
T. slss~ . Re.
II a t,sls tri hsly
Which H. tcs' to try
" o." "a thelf eyes are Einkiug
Here tte rssss,.r phN
Ter g. cue they t-'th are drinking
E,ysl Rubf f,te
"Roval Ruby Rvc Whisky -
guaranteed ah~oiufciy pure and
eleven wears oil IT. great
popularity att"~ts tts merits
II - a rvc that - n Rvc. -,
commended for the Invalid. thc
onnvalc-, cnt and the commons
-cur. psit up on honor aud Vuai
ity ptjarantrsd Itattlr1 ~ di-
tliiert kDI VI. Nt\E CO
I ~, ftip
N~k t,r ~ $50 pr quart
tutilr i,a sale ~ s,uhuer =
Aids orth. Druggists.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-12

a ShipioAd OF Them Refused Admit
sAncc to the Country.

Wssm>GroS. May H. Collector Lo-
tan at Portland. Oregon. today tele-
graphed Secretary Carlisle that the
Danube had cleared for China with iO6
Chinese on board. Who had been refused
a landing In the United States. IL is
presumed that the the Danube will carry
the Chinese back 10 China. but they
may be- dropped on on British territory.
The Tucora is expected To arrive with
&sl Chinese on board. and the utmost
care In the examination II their papers
has been enioined by Secretary Carlisle
upon the government officials at Port
lapi
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-12

Two Schemes to Have the fA,r Hun
All the Week.

CHic,Go. May II. Alexander Ill.
kev-ile. Lyman j. Gage. Edwin Walker.
Ferdinand W Peck and Henry Is. Stone
70 the local worlds fair direc-
tory held q protracted session To-
day 90 promulgats a plan for Sun
day opening Co b- submitted II the
full hoard II directors at the regular
monthly meeting tomorrow. IL was de
cided 10 recommend two propositions:
One. that the Worlds Columbian expo
sltion be opened Ia the public on every
sunday from this date 20 October 81.
Second. that the Worlds Columbian
Exposition return To the United S,stes
the $4,000 appropriated by congress,
the government To become responsible
for the payment of the juries 81 award
appointed by the national commission.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-12
Chine~e Reg ist rat ION.

WASHINGTON. May Reports from
thirty of the sixty three internal reve-
nue. districts giving the number 81 Chi
nese who have registered have been re
ceived at the treasury department. The
report shows that 3043 Chinese have
complied with this law: They include
Montana. leo: twenty third Pennsylya
MA. iD; first Pennsylvania. 80. Kansas
Ii; seventh Indiana. II; seventh Ken
tucky. q. first Ohio. 81; first Missouri
:soD; tenth Ohio. 81; first Wisconsin. A.
first Michigan. ~.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-12

Ia irs dsvsiopmssi At the Fails and
consumed a<sriy three years in the
vosk- II noe sssAs . market for tie
electric energy thus generated Through
the a.~si.um e the Transmitting com
pany the eities and villages 4Iong its
proposed iine can De sapPas~'i sith elss-
tsicity Tor liyhi. heat and power. STA
tons are ~ be erected % regulate the
voltage.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-12

The NashpHal Couz@isstsa VI aas Him
Ous oG the taSs.

CHICAGO. NAY 1.-The COMMITTEES ap-
pointed by the national uosLd' fair con
mission IA investigsts Theodore fhouas
Aianinistss alton u the musae bureau II the
fair recommends Mr.. Thomas dismissal
In. report MAS made To the national
commiss.oa ~ late hour this evening.
and xss laid over for action until tomor-
roe. IL 10 . lengthy document In which
the testimony taken BY the commission
during the past week ~ fe
viesed What action the national
commIssioa will take On the
subject 10 probiemAtioal. though II Is
kno~n that number ~ members are
hostile a. Mr.. ThomaA Tn the other
hand he has strong supporters IN the
local directory ~ho vail stand b, him 10
the lAst. no matter what the action of
the national comm ission map lie.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-12
Do Not BE Deceived.

Persons with weak lungs-tho~e who
are constantly catching cold-should
wear an Allcock's Porous Plaster over
the chest and another between the
shoulder blades during cold weather.
Remember they always strengthen and
never weaken the part To which they
are applied. DO not he deceived 10y
imagining any other plaster like them 30
they are not may look II. but looks de-
ceivc Insist always on having All
cocks. the only reliable plaster ever pro-
duced
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-12
ro FtR>t-a ttF. rTSICrry


Nv fnsa. dsvii \ su9rs'e wa@
f,rn.-i h..e ta,isy Nith sBg,tN =
a. - 80 fr ffs rsrnstrurTf1T snst
..,,,.,,,r..rs q sra between Nssssfs
Fslh. as,.i \ harr y for rfe trans
-, ,z-,o~ . -i~c'~ic ps-v~F r~n.ssst'.i ~
shs Niaesra fa.iz Tr~er rarnFsuy With
a., waters 20 Nissars rvw pas-tng
N,rsach xhsel pes ia tasnss shach
h,.s ,ast h.-se -efupisfs-i The tanr~l .
.au fses Ia srgfh snd tvpogy 'eur '~s,
b, .rsafer Th@ Nisgsss Isls r1~~s
r.,mv~ay has espended s-sEif sLsD,sei
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-12
SAmS. Old DcluaiOn-

BELLATRE. Mich. May ll.-Frank Lud
ington, the Petoskey patient who escaped
from the Traverse City asylum last Mon
day. has been cap,ured by Antrim county
officers and is now in jail here. He was
walking on the railroad track toward
Petoskey. lie called for something In
eat AT Mr.. Oshorn's house in Bellairc
and told Mrs Osborn that he was Jesus
Christ praying to save souls
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-12

Nav YoKs. MAY IL Reliable insof,
u...tion is that the report II Isaac l.
RE. q hist examination IL the books
ard accounts II the Reading road show
ar actual money k~s of ti.o0o.oso to the
company by the purchase II the con
troll n the Bo~ton 4 Maine and the New
York 4 Ne~ England fosdsA
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-12

PirrsBrsc. May ll.-Tom ORourk-.
oi, behalf Il George Dixon, has accepted
J)hnny Van Heestis challenge 10 hight
for e:..oo side. the Police Gazette belt
xad the championship. providing the
Coney lslsnd club offers = suitable
purse. O'Rourke will po~t his forfeit
when he arrives IN New York.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-12

W,saiNcroS. May IL Attorney tien-
ersl Olney has appointed = VI. Walker
~ Msrtin-hurg. West Virginia assistant
district attorney for West Virginia. and
". n. Mann of Iynchburg. Virginia. as
sistant district attorney Tor the eastern
district % Virginia.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-12
Another Foreigner In Trouble.

CHtc,oo. Nav il.-Arthur Hutton.
worlds far manager Tor the famous
English pottery firm 81 Doulion CO.
es- arrested ard brought before Com
missioner lloyne today. charged With
selling goods which hal been admitted
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-12
Paw for O'Brjen's CaDturc.

council of the catholic knights after a
heated discussion IN executive session.
tonight voted to pay the claim - the
Cincinnati branch No. "a the s2OOO
expended in the capture - Treasurer
OBrien who defaulted Tor t7f.OU
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-12
GOOD GTIIDfNy Up

~ = run down system can To-
accomplished hy the ~ = Dr.
h.rces t~o..i~a M~i.oaI Dis-
cov.rr 4 sooS procr~ssoo Of
dlsrasr~ start from . torpti Z.
liver and impure hlosd Take
IL. - you ought. ~h~n you j
feel the first symptoms nm /
Snor. lO-~ ~ appetite. daIinsx. -
a-yr-esioe and voal 0vs
your~H from son~shing - VI
nous
"A an spy~sisins. restorative .
tonic. ~ r~yel ti~es>~ and
hui.d ny the n~ssi~i f~sh and
strength. th~r.'s pcshtnG ~
~,sai II II rosss every organ
into hesl.hful se'sqn. parfH~~
end surich.- sh. blood. hrss~
NJ .h~ ~hase system. AMI ~
ssos.- h~aish snd vsG~
For sv.ey ds~NS caussi
bv fisrri~r~l liver 90
impure hlood. 10
the oulv y'.s~rs-
ss-i r-r,~.iv ifts
tc~.ne hsnssis
~ cur-. roa
have voue
money hAcs- "
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-12
Railway r-lexrapher.' Convensson.

CaIcsGo. May ll.-Grand Chief ID.
g. Ramsey II the Order 1t Railway Tels
graphers and his executive committee
we're ia the city en route Ia Ioronto.
Canada. where the annual convention
will convene next Monday.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-12
YEsTERDAY's Rail- GAMES.
nI1x-
At brooklyn


brooklyn q o o , o. IL I
fLsrton Il q % 5 v v o-S B
Batt~rie~-Haddock, Kennedy and Dsi, /;
Nichols and Bennett Umpire-Oanney.
At Philadelphia
phils % o o-e 1s 4
New York; 5 U O-l5 =,
Batterie-- Rusie. hing and Mcmahon; I;
Taylor, weyhing and Cross. umpire-
Hurst.
At baltimore
Raltim'e % o q o q 2 o.
Nasht'n. D o o q '-6
Bltterie--McN cNahon, Sto,ey aud Robin
son Il; Meekin aud Farrell. Cmpire-snydtr
At Piitsburg
Pitt-hurg q n o o. III 5
LOUSY u q u l O-b l5
Batterie--Killen and Mack: Stratfon aud
Grim. Umpires-Emslis and Seward.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-12
GRAND RAPIDS HERALD FRIDAY MORNING. NAY IL. 1893

fres ~ duty. - exhibits at the fair. Mr.
Hutton admitted the charges and wass
admitted "a bsil % hls ~ IA ree.g nixAne,s.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-12
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nati game was postponed on account of
rain.
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game postponed-rain.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-12
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Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-12
FASHION DEP AR1MEyT
70 & COMPANY

How property tell all the the
tion that puxxes Dame Fashion. power
has INDUCED
results Revelation follows revelation
not to dictate to her majesy but exempfy her hghest
fancy Thirty six departments They
mirror the seasons styles In charming reality Detail
welcome study, admire and claim.