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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
GRAND JURY INDICTMENT.
True Bills Found Against Amos Morse
and Mary McGuinness.

and Mary McGuinness.
BOsToN, July l0.--The grand jury OF the
superior court reported Saturday, Judge
Richardson on the bench.
An indictment was found against Amos
l.. Morse for the murder of DR. William
Il. s. Wardwell on June "A last, In Rosiin-
dale. Ii l. asserted that Morse shot the
doctor three times and then attempted to
escape. He was captured immediately
after the murder, aud IL was intimated
that insanity would be pleaded.
Mary McGuinness, the young woman
who II charged with throwing vitrioi into
the face Of William Lally, a fireman. at the
West End some months ago. Is also held
by the grand jury and will go to trial on
the charge Of having assaulted with in
tent TO MAIN and disfgure."
In the case of William T.. Mitchell, held
for an assault with intent to Kill upon his
wife some mouths ago, the grand jury re-
ported no bill by reason of insanity.
Mitchell was taken to Taunton.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
NationuI League Standing.
New England League standing.
Diamond Tips.

President Hart OF the southern lcague
hus resigned, owing TO i'll health
Petit has surrendered the captaincy of
the Providence team. and Cooney has been
appointed in his place.
Dan Casey, the once famous left-haud
pitcher, ia now motorInan ON bingham
ton On. Y street car line.
One would almost think that this was
Stovey's first year on the diamond. He is
playing with as much ginger as a colt
The Washington club made an offer TO
exchange Joyce for Pitcher Sullivan.
Comisky sat down on the proposition sol
idly.
If the Cincinnetis want 20 get rid of
Cham mbcrlain the Brook,yD will take him.
So will several other clue, If they can gel
him.
Word has be sent to Ward by the ofIi.
cia,s of the New York club that there Is ne
truth in the repor at ne is to bc deposrd
from the mils &c nrns Il che club.
Toe iins ,n.s ed on the Boston Ia
pl IT, 81 L ~ re NJ f.aughin in Ptrs
h II .Ntt - ln z way tOwar
pu u 4 Hof thc National League
Uni,ire y 4.1n. uln lad some trouble
with the BO.tons 30 Washington early IN
the season, nd In view of this fact tits
singular that President Young should
have assigned him to umpire any Boston
game.
The Clevelands' mistake Of exchanging
an all around player like Davis for one
position man like Ewing Is emphasized by
the accident TO Tebeau. With Davis as a
substitute the loss Of Tebeau would be
hardly felt.
New Workers sweat blood when they
contemplate the relative positions of their
team aud that of the Pbjllies, and then
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
Want the Contract Declared Illegal.

MANCHESTER, N. H., July 1o.-Tbe
agitation over the 10 years contract which
the city entered Into with the Manchester
-
electric light company, on May -, for
lighting the streets Of the city with cleo
tricisy, hxs resulted in a petition to the
court to abrogate the contract on the
ground that 40 long contract Is against
public policy aud that a contract OF so
long duration is beyond the authority os
the city 10 make. The petitioners ask
that the contract be declared illegal and
that the parties To the same be enjoiued
from executing any part of the provisions
OF tho same
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10

ALBANY. July 10 The game yesterday
was "a hJtiy cJatessed Que, and until the
last man was olt in the tyclith Inning
no one could IL what the result would
b.. The winning run WAS made by Knox,
" bo made aaring s ide TO the piasc.
tainsn's pitching, the batting o.
Seh' ffisr and Vsler. a ~ the fielding Of
Whistler, Pnilips aud E1fa were tue
Ieature'. The r.:
innings.... 10 IL le
Alb ny.........0 y o 2 y o lilo
ifoy..........1 O 4 2 o . 2 o o o. .
Base hits-Albsny 10; Troy l2. Errors-Albanyc c;
TT y 3. Bait -ries- Aivany, Caiihan. III sss. Toy
GruOer. Marpsy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
Socialist. want UNIVERSAL suffrage.

VIENNA, July lo.-The Socialists made a
public demonstration yesterday in favor
of universal suffrage. More than 10000
of them attended the indoor meeting, aud
Ms many more listened to speeches in the
city hall square. The announcement is
made scmi-oflicially that Count Taaffe,
Austrian premier, will propose that work
ingmen's chambers elect delegates to the
rsichstadf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
Fatally Injured by EIec,r,c Cars.

Boston, July i0.-A bad accident oc-
Cured yesterday afternoon nc the South
End. Mrs Louisa Schmalle, aged 30 years,
married and residing with husband on
Summer street, in East Boston. fell be-
tween two electric cars and sustained fatal
injuries. The wheels passed over the righ,
hand, which had to be ampufatcd. her
head was badly scratched, internal in
juries received and her death is Qriestio
OF ho-,A
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10

NIAGARA FALLS, July l0-The Pitts
burg Reduction company, the largest pro-
ducefs Of pure aluminium in this country,
have decided to remove its plant TO the
falls A contract for $500 electrical horse
power was signed with the Cataract Con
structiou company Of New York, and q
site afterward selected here. Ii is expected
that ground will be broken within the
next 40 days. This means virtually the
establishment here of the greatest alum
mum plant in the world
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
Tho Murder Theory
was then adopted, aud the police b.
been working with s0tne success on a cl


was then adopted, aud the police have
been working with sotne success on clue.
Writings Pond l. ia the North End,
back OF Whitlng's factory. and not very
deep The body was fostiug when found.
and medical experts declare that il must
have entered the water saturday aftern oon
about or Q o'clock. liz takes about IL
hours for body to rise 10 the surface.
The exploration now is that Mr.. Nc
Carthy was yla.d. knocked on the head
after short struggle and thrown into the
pond. The m9.ive for the deed is as yet
unkuofa.
The victim was most amiabe man I'm /
had no enemies Robbery Is the only so
luton given, hut, as he carried no watch
or money at the time, the assassin got
nothing
The whole town. as we'll as The friends
and neighbors ci tie murdered man, is
Greatly yxcitcd over the Affair.
Although he held no Office, Mr.. Mccarthy
was considered a leading man in that sec
tion and belonged to several societies. Iis
daughtefs sre nearly Frustrated with the
shock.
1t was rumored that an arrest had been
made yesterday, but the police would give
out no Information
At the autopsy the medical examiner
found the man death was caused by bows
on the lead by SOME person or persons un-
known
At the inqnest the head and shoulders
were found to be cut and bruised A little
above and back OF the right ear was n hole
two inches in diameter. The skull was
crushed in Mt This point, and the Inquest
showed that the right ear had been re-
moved by blow. The, nose was split,
aud several deep gashes appeared in the
.h
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
couvie,. aud Guard. In a Bat,Io.

Cry OF MEXICO, July 10.--The convicts
confined in the prison at Chilpancingo
made a desperate break for liberty. The
guards started in close pursuit and soon
overlook the prisoners. The coDvicts had
in some manner secured arms and made a
strong resistance In the tight one of tine
guards was severely wounded and three
conyicts killed. The other convicts were
oyerpoMered and win probably be shot
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10

r fnfd funs-Pro vfence, i; Bunao. .. Two
! hits-c1oney Daley, Rowe. :, stearns, B.
Griliin. Drauby, Fisher sacrifice hits--Petit :.
iieine. Row, s,earns. collins, :. stolen ba.e =
urqah TT. Fyel. Deady 2, Helne. Campon. Firss
hcKeou IN. Livi.; b. suilyan-Drauby. Urql-
h.r; by aayin-Dai.ey, Rove First pas, oas
e,l-B5 sniiiyan- Vol wdd pitos,s-Lasia 2
Irel 2. Jooney. Deady. IA ,ile. Maiden :. Nc
kcuu-h. LAWN. Double play ID tley and DrauDs.
Iimc-2 honIs. Ump e-SwartwOol.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
Can marry III She Wishes To.

NEW YORK, July l0.-Fred Stinson,
manager for Julia MarIowe, the actress,
says that there is no clause in Miss Mar
loves contract forbidding her to marry.
He says that Miss Marlowe will return
from Europe on Aug. 10, aud that Robert
Tsber, her leading man, who sailed with
her on the Chester, will look for an en-
pauement In London
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10

Typhoid Lsse. s-..a 4."s'1-. IA michigan.
IsHpEMING. Mich, July l0-Reports OF
ths cessation of the typhoid fever epidemic
at Ironwood proved unfounded. The
morgue gathers new victims with ap-
palling frequency, ant tine number of
cases OF the disease is larger than ever.
Coatagion Sc ms to disregard all safe
guards. The city board of health advises
all who can to leave the city, aud as the
mines are closed down great exodus is
talxipy nlaeq
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
Randorph.s Centennial Celebration.

RANDOLPH. Mass, July l0.-rhe ar
rangemenis for the celebration of the CEN
tennial anniversary OF the Incorporation Of
the town, which takes place on July 10.
are nearly completed A large number Of
The sons and daughters of Randolph from
out of town are expected, aud the affair
promises 10 he III event which will he
long remembered
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
The President. Condition Improving.

BUzzARDs BAY, Mass, July l0.-Prasi-
dent Cleveland passed comfortable aay
Mt Gray Gables yesterday. His rheuma-
tism is gradually leaving him and he is
now looking forward to a fishing trip
about the middle of the week. Colonel
Lamont and DR.. Bryant took "a drive in
the forenoon, leaving the president alone
with Mrs. Cleveland. In the afternoon
Joe Jefferson drove over from his cottage
AID made a short cal
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
Italy's Bank Scandals TO Be Investigated.

ROME, July l0.--The Patria newspaper
says that "a soon as the senate finishes the
business now in haad the closing of th.
session will be ordered by the government,
with view toward proceeding against all
members VINO are IN p.icated In the bank
scandals. The guilty Sc eaators will be re-
QUE stei to resign.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10

NEW YORK. July 10 The stramsbi
'aruessia 30 Gia~Iow has on b al
..'t ol tn" . u - q ertowrr COMPANY
A.ns,,s CIT, h their wateriower a..
horse. TIC. la,e ben giving cxhibi io
throughoui q ia Britain aud have wor
seyetnl ,r
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
SATURDAYS BASEBALL

National ard New England Lengue Re
salts and standing of the Clubs.
At Pittsturg -Pttsburg, II; Boston, 0.
At Chicago Philadelphia, Z; Chicago, T.
AT Observation-Disclosures z; Brooklyn, G.
AT ousville--Louisville A; New York, ..
at Observation-Disclosures, 8: Cleveland, Z.
AT st. Louis-St. Louis, z; Washington, O.
New England League.
At Fall River-Fall River, ?; Manchester, /.
At Purtland-Portland, D. Brockton,
At Dover--DOver, o; Lewiston. z.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10

NEW BEDFORD. Mass. July l0-JohE
W. Hillman. the Fai haven merchant who
so n.ysterioosly disappeared week ago,
has been heard from. He has been located
In Chicago, aud it Is said that he Is in care
OF fri,nl. His family here have been
commune 'ted with. and, although his
friends are quiet on the subject, it is uni
versalIy believed that Mr. IliIlman's mind
IL som what derangel. Mr.. Hillman',
business nfrairs are not in q condition bu,
what they could bc satisfactorily settlel,
and, Therefore, crcls c. l. given C. the r.
port that worry has caused Temporary In.
sanity.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
Maine shoe FACTORY to Bs Rcopeped.

SKowHEGAS. Me-. July iO.--Superin.
tendent Stafford has announced that IL il
an assured fact that the shoe factory here
formerly run by Keene Bros. of Lynn,
Mass, and closed by them five weeks ago,
will! be reopened. A stock company has
been formed, the principal stockholders
being George B Stafford, Hon. Charles T..
A. Marston, James r. Frost and j. ID.
Knight of Skowhegen, aud also some
's-s.S. 40. .s~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
TELEGRAPRIC BREvITIES.

El Telegra.o won the ta5,oO0 Worlds
fair stakes.
Twenty-seven excursionists were
drowned off Skegness, Eng.
The King OF Denmark has been made q
free citizen OF London.
Ex-Minister Phelps has closed his argu-
ment before the Behring sea tribunal.
Nearly 80 persons are said To have per-
ished by the burning Of steamer Alfons on
the Volga
The funeral Of Associate Justice Batch
ford is To take place in New York city
tomorrow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10

SATURDAYS GAME
The Grays uin by Heavy Batting and
sharp Fielding.

At Adelaide Park Saturday aferaoou
the Proviie ce Grlys defeated the Bisons
in a sharply contested game. Dinze I"
Sailivan was in the box for the home
I am aud was very effective against
Buff dos heavy baiters. The score ut the
close was Pro ideiice, 8 /; Buffalo, 8.
The results elsewhere were
At Troy-Wilkesbarre 2; Troy. o.
AT Springde.d-Erie 6 Springfield. 3.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
FOUL PLAY Is Evident.
The Body Of James kcCirthy Found
Floating IN a Pond
WITH MANY SIGNS OF VIOLENCE.
The Victim an Estimabie and Much Re-
spected isizen lie Had Retired Prom
active fusinpss and Had u Family
The Affair shrouded In Mystery.

NoITH ATTLEBoRo, Mass, July 10.-A
mans body was found floating in pond,
aud blood stained club among the bushes
der mystery.
All signs point to the fact that das-
tardly murder wGs committed some time
Saturday 10y some one unknown and the
body cas-. into the water.
Excitement runs high, and this quiet To-
cality is stirred To its depth over the awful
discovery.
The body was found yesterday in Whit
ing's pond and identified "a James Nc
Carthy.
Mr. Mccarthy was much-respected
citizen Of the town who hal retired from
active business and was living at Circular
street. He was O. years old aud widower,
with one son and two daughters. The son
is In the jcwelry business.
Mr. Mccarthy started for Pawtucket, II.
J., Saturday morning 20 visit some friends.
He did not return when expected. and
his son became anxious IL was then
found that he had not been in Pawtucket,
upon inquiry, aad the police there were
notified.
was discovered loaiilg face downwards
on the waters Of the pond He was
dressed in cardigan jacket and dark
trousers. His hat wa, found on bush at
the edge OF the bank.
IL was at first thou ht that he had com
mitted suicide. although his family rela-
tions were pleasant. ard he was Of
perfectly soui.i mind. This idea has now
been given up in the light of recent dis
coveries.
\ club. n heavy stick of woo', was
fou d but shore dista zee away, aud was
90, cred with blood A collar WAS also
found near by. twisted as though it had
been wrenchei from the mans neck in
struggle. The stui wasin 1t. There was
no collar or tne'shirt OF the deceased.
Wien the tody was taken ashore the
face was seen To be disco.ored and COW
ered.with blood. Cne ear was gone. and
large bruise was discovered on the side
of the face.
The ear appeared rs though 1t might
have been emen OF by turtles, but the
swelling point.d suspieiously towards the
use Of heavy weapon in strong mans
hands
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10

tU......-aai.s ifankrupt.
INDIANAPOLIS. july l0.--By reason of
the failure OF Coffee & stanton. the New
York brokers, 10 take the 5000. 900 OF the
city rounding bonds the city treasury is
practically h~nkrDpt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
40 LLI-MIsCELLANIOts.
Three tine, under this hoodinr NJ cents.

'Uo LET OFFICES AND ROOMS q WEST
a minister street. near Dean street, B-zS' News
once.
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DIED.
BVDIONG-fn his city. Sth lust. wiLLIAM ii.
Budlong. Ia the Sd yetr ~ h age.
CAMPEEI.I.-In IBIS city, on the Sth inst. DAM
IEL q. tAMPbELl- OF the im OF j. A.. CAMP
b,ii * Co.. alea 20 years, no Tbs.
nKAHHR--In mi cifY on lna atA LA
A.. dai7 hter o the late Meme nth ; ID apsr.
OR AyAD-In this citv ON l8si., kbRA NJ. or.
MIND. ngei m3ntAs ~ q - days, young ~
daush er OF Nigliain asia Masg gt.st ,srr1oni.
PEWii-in this city o. tbs 9TH inst. ALICE
LorIsA drugnier Of Al gnFy q. aud Abby y.
Perry tg q ~ yea and = noa,hs
TN IGt.-In this citS, the OH inst LOIS d.,
W dow OF william >. fwi IA tae ooh year o.
htrage.
WI ts-In this city, Oh ins . THOMAS
BHADFJLD WILBUR, in ths 70th year of his
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" aow OF william >. fwi g IA tae ooh year o.
WI SIN this city, Oh ins . THOMAS
BHADFoLD WILBUR, IN ths 7oh year Of his
40 LLI-aOGSEs
Three lines unuer ms kc0dinG 20 cents.
rro LET. FOR THE SEASON. FunxIshED
i hol,e w btfn AZ Nnalt Ea1y frult N
nDundHnce Address ca, care T. ovid nee ws
no LEr-fwV SEW ON FAMILY HOUSES.
q y "1 hoe wtsT 'tF heat eat ,S' sc j. "a ESTi M i r
Meybo-set ssrssst jeSi-ts
CoTrAGE House TO RESr-so. 80 RING
-, snes Mo I'm imprlsements. Apliy TO
MIX. kAI6H I, 1re tly oppo,te IN i-it
'l'o LET ON PROSPECT hill. HOUSE OF
= Foows Win ba,enl, nj all iDodern cJnNvn-
lie ne : Aaa.--s ..--- Ne-- W ll.ee
20 LLI-4 E.nE,.-,
Three lines undcr ms hoadiap 70 cents
i pleasant tenemen.s o. nsag rooms each. wth
mo. ern coaven.ence-, AZ street. garsi rent low
tog ol ennnts Addfes - News hlc.
30 LEr.-iN ELMwJ0D a. UPPER AND
tower teneIncnt uf and z roOnls, b. csi..s
cnanbsrs partie trances .atl Ioegns. sea "A
cat 81 ~ = Do News 1l-e.
1'o LII LOWER TENEMENT, s ROOM
i modern conscillrucr- uarn; NentHorfh ttt.
Ldgewood. a. LATHAM, % weyD ssst s
ro IETsfwo VERY PLEASANT . Ne
icpct--. 90 huTse iouce on west SIDE; rent
GOOD tenant. inquire oI IA. W. PRESTO. .
Nos,mihste street. l.-u
ftO LFf--oN EvERGREEN STREET. UP Err
teErment q seven ooms W G. bath room and
gas. separa, entfauce near cars, rent OnS +. W.
\ "a as G-,5 Neysufica.
10 iET-UN POINT STEkET NEAR II SfAIEk,
J. very pleasa q upper tenein Of sN rolius ON
naQr, IN lcrtett order rent Hoderale. ada ess
He News once
no LET-NlCE LOWER TENEMENT OF SIX
4 ms. al modern improvements, barn at
tachcd. .Adircss va, News onice,
r;'O LET TENEMENT OF FIVE ROOMS -1TN
L Bean street. address k-2S News once. IN
Eagew0od.
rI'O LET. UPPER TENEMENT OF ROOMS ONi
i F.l nd,hfp street. ru0iern improvements.
APP. News Uflice
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IMIIOyH41I AoLScIEs.


NNANTED-gIRI.S FoK fHE ARCADE SIR
w Want AGENCY: help. male ana femals
fnrnished Rooms Us AMI ~ Arcadia r.lephon'
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WlATED-D. ISCELL1NEOUS.
hrec tues unoer ints hcddtrlq ~ cents

w NTED BY MEXICAN PEOPLE LOON
w AID boa for gcntl man an Vile with baly
OLD. Must be 4 good locality aud cent al
Price IN derafe. Npitol tn price o. no not ce
.lrre s--.ff
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1893-05-11
I'm to stuff.

The editor finds the following
in the columns ofthe Charleston
Enterprise. Some Bollinger
county girls should paste 1t up
for reference.
A Newton county young lady
desired to wed a promising
young American from Lawrence
county who was not yet of the
required 81 summers by about
nine mouths. Not to be defeated
in her fond aspirations she ap.
preached the father of her
dearest" and asked him whal
was the worth of his cons labor
The father valued it at $40
month, whereupon she handed
him 900, took her beloved and
went her way rejoicing.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1893-05-11
Silent In Death,

Little Eula Swift, daughter
of F. M. and Lucy Wells died
last Friday morning, att o'clock
at the age of / year end 8 months.
She Lad been sick but a few
days. After funeral services, she
was inferred in the Baptist Gem
etery.
The fair bud of infancy was
just bursting into the pretty and
fragrant flower of happy prat
ting childhood, when the cod,
cruel, frost of death cut off its
sweet young life, and it fell with
cred and broken to the ground.
But as the warm balmy spring
time brings to life another bud
in the selfsame place, so the love
and beauty of heaven will cause
that tender soul to blossom out
in all the beauty and brightness
of anglehood.
The prattling voice and rest
less feet are cold and still in
death; that pretty baby face vii
be seen no more in the little COT
beside the mothers bed, hut
over there in that silent city o
the dead Its remains sleep in de.
lightful peace and quiet, and il
the parents memory that littl,
life goes on.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1893-05-11
They Danced Dvinely.

Those little quiet social affair
are usually the most enjoyable.
The dance at Mayors hall last
Monday evening was certainly
so. Only a select few were invit.
edand the grand time proved the
wisdom of the selections. Ever
body present was good dancers,
and no end was, found to the
JOY in every heart. The quad
rifles the polks, the schot,
tlsches and other dances
were danced with
those graceful motements char,
Acteristic of the good dancer.
The music was good. An ele'
giant supper was served in the
attractive style of the New ia
nous. The attendants dispersed
at . o'clock, after . plsasan
| levsping.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1893-05-11
THE MEDALS ARE HERE
Rewards For the Academy
Pupils.

The medals to be awarded to
different pupils Of the Mayfield-
Smith academy at the close of
the present school year have
been received. The PRESS will
give a gold medal TO the pupil
ranking first in the normal
course of the school. The con-
test for it is interesting.
Two medals that were won
last year but were not made in
time for the closing, will be pre-
sented this year. One will be
presented to Miss Susie Graves
for scholarship and one to Miss
Mabel McCans for progress.
One will also be offered for
scholarship this year. The
school will close in two more
weeks.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1893-05-11
Base Ball Club Organized.

A meeting was held last Tues
day and a base ball team organ.
lzed as follows:
Captain. W. J, Drum, Henry
Berry, Walter Cook, Ed Mayer,
Adoiph Mayer, Lyman Kinder,
Albert Sander, Mason Kinder,
Ruppard, W. A. Leof1er, j. o.
Smith, and Tom Allen, umpire.
So far no decision has been
made as to the position of the
members in the game. A meet
ing will be held. the latter part
of this week, and definite artan.
gements will be made. The
team is an exceptionally strong
one, and promises to do some
good playing. !, A uniform oi
solid black has been adopted.