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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-11
PERSONALS.

Dir. and Mrs. j. B. Keecb, OF Tar
horo spent Sunday IA town.
Miss E5ma Brinklsy of Plymouth
is visI ting Mrs. Sehuster.
Mrs. R. n. Horne returned last
week from a several weeks visit to
Greenville.
T. n. Hill, Esq., OF Halifax va.
here last week on professional busl-
ness.
Mrs f. 7. Whi.shsad went to
Williamston last Thursday to wish
ner relatives there.
Mr.. E. W. Early, travelling agen,
for the News & Observer, was here
last week.
Capt. W. W, Csrrawav agent 70,
the Richmond Dispatch, spent {,
day or two here las. week.
DR.. W. O. Mcdowell went TO Rs
leigh Tuesday to attend the meeting
Of the Medical Society.
Miss Mag Savage left Tuesday 10,
Evansville, Ind, on a vIsi. to be,
sister, Mrs. Jewstt and Mr.. Carrlck
Mrs. Spivey. who has been visit
Ting her Sister. Mrs. r. E. Hancock.
returned TO Der home in Lewiston
Friday.
Mr.. w. II. Lewis, Of Gastonis
has been here several days on \ viz
1t to his rslstlves and frisnds. Th.
world seems to be treating him we'll,
for hs locks we'll and prosper Qua.
The Concord Times says. "Rsv
w. L. Grissom returned a few day.
ago from hls extended tour IN tn.
old world. he went through with
out any serious accidents, ano
greatly enjoyed his trip
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Heilbroner OF
Wilson como over to visit Mrs. Hell
hroner's friends last week. Mr
Hellbroner returned and Mrs He'll
hrOner renamed In Scotland Neck
for some time.
The kinston Free Press of last
week said: Mr.. D. Edmoudson, OF
Scotland Neck came to Kinstor
Tuesday and had an lndolent ulce,
removed from his cheek By Dr.. 81
0. Hyatt. The operation was a suc>
cess and be returned hone to day.
Mr.. R. c. lJosey attended M
Edmondson to-. Kinston and sine.
bic return Mr.. EdmOndson 10 doinc
very we'll, and W hope to see hin
soon completely restored.
All parties having work At Nj. He'll
broners Jewelry shop for repsirs viii!
please call for it. NJ. HEILBRON rR.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-11
sa 4naeiaan apria&s.

Such cyclone has never been seen
'fare ~ The Oldest ',Aab;tauts as ed
lere Yesterday evening. All Of William
Is srovc was blown down, all Of his
ont houses werc torn TO pieces and part
tv carried away. Ills dwelling houss
vas nnrooted AT Aurelian Springs the
owes were laid hat, houses moved from
t7eir pillars and several torn TO places.
r A. Dickens work shop was torn to
. ecss and around it trees were nprooted.
BE ~ides Mr. Isles and Mr.. Dickens, M.
A. BrinkIe7 received conside. able dam
age. The track Of the cyclone was about
375 Yards. 1t came from the South west
an. travelled North east.
May 4th. A.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-11
NEWSY GRAPHS.
HERE AMI ELSEWHER
WISE AND OTHERWISE,

| COURT NEXT WEEK.-Halifax Supe-
rlor court Will open Monday, May 18th
with Judge Hoke on the bench
! WAKE FOREST COMPREHENSIVE
Wake Forest commencement will be
'eld Oh June 1T, This Alumni banquet
" he on the night of May 3lst
| DIED. Mrs. !" l.. Hosel. died in
! T.rboro Saturday night. May 9Th at the
r .-idence Of ii. S, Crom~e)l.
| The CROPS INJURKD.-The extremely
c I'D nights Tor the season have injured
the cotton crop some. rhere has been
| 40 frost to hurt, but the young cotton is
| nevertheless injnred.
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
TIE DEy OCRAT acknowledge. an invi>
ia ton to the commencement exercises.
May 10th, Of the Medical School Of
tie University Of Pennsylvania Mr..
W. ". Early, of Aulanher is member
Of the graduating class.
The ROANOKE HIGH The Roanoke
liver has been out of its bank. this
week Cotton and peanuts have been
covered in some lower places IN the low
grounds, net thsre has yet been no seri-
Gus damage.
LATER.-The freshet is very high and
crops are much injured
STRONG WIND On Wednesday night
Of last week there was considerable wind
u some parts of the county. Near En-
field there was some damage. On the
Clark farm on the river al apple orchard
was badi, injured. Elsewhere we print
a letter from the Aurelian Springs sect
ton giving news Of cyclone.
THE BOARD ELECfED.-Upon receiV>
lns the appointment as postmaster. MIR.
r. II. Smith resigned as town commits
Toner, 1t being contrary to tho statute
t. bod bO.h officrs, and the commits
ssnners elected Mr. S. K. K,ichir to fill
tie vacancy caused by Mr.. Smiths re-
~lsnalion. The Board elected Mr.. K.
e. Josey town treasurer.
SOME OLD PAPERS, Mr.. Baltour
Dunn showed Us few days ago some
very old papers which he found while
teariog down an old dwelling near his
nome known ss the Arplewh,tc house.
Among the papers was receirted
bill ofgooos bearing date January, 1907
and bought Of F,tchel & Bell by Thorn
as wells. The bill was made out for
English money in pounds. shIllings and
pence. II was ,e"eipted by Samnei
Warren, witnessed by Benjamin G.
Bell. The other old paper was li:ense
80 distill fruits from domestic mate
rails
4 MERITED COMPLIMENTS The /
Sampson Democrat of last week pays |
Mr.. W 4 Dunn the following merited |
compiIm emit MIR. -. A. Dunn began !
OF Tuesday the payment Of the frat divi- j
D anded Clinton Loan Association. Hol
d RS Of certificates are receiving 33s per
C mt. on their deposits, and a!r, Damn
/, kept busy IL rayins cut &c each his
quota. The stock holders and deposit
ors alike have been most fortunate in
the selection Of Mr.. Dunn as Receiver.
d. has managed tangled aud compli>
Gated affair with result that should be
most gratifying &c eli concerned. lie
1 lawyer OF exceptional ability AM
business qualifications, and has won
he confidence and admiration Of our bus.
ness cun,munitY.'
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS

80 Bushels Virginia seed pea nut
4 w OF sale AZ 81 - pr bu~hel, +
i at Tllcry \. L. j p. tutrrIl.
eass i9 pom m nn' sIa: G FSr !a as
at gUct. and 500. j. 7. futrell.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-11

Take Simmons LIVER Regulator for
heart troubles. often due to indigestion
1t IS not what its proprietors but what
Hoods Sarsaparilla does that tells the
story. Hoods Sarsaparilla cures.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-11
.ssTA ses;S EZst EtEs.

:I5ter'4 Guano-R. c. Jo~ee L Go.
Agent, for manufacturers O Baoy
Cafrls%as.
ltca on human and horses ard al
animals cured IN so minutes Nv " co.
fcrd'sS- ,,tsry i,ction. Ih,a never fails,
ool 81 l. I. Wnitehcai 4 Co Druggist ,
Scot aI d Neck \ Z. II 81 ".
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-11
THE DEMOCRAT
fua;'SreR's NOTICE.

trsr,tlecnents of all kinds must be in
lice rs Tuesday afternoon to in
STE. publication tOr the current week
L0Cel. ADvERTIs EMENTs. i cent a
we q! each insertion.
/L..l,. ~. I1co1 <,lI. o,f; o,,,,, y,,. ,rpcL,,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-11

FITS. Al fit, stopped free DR.
Ali.-'s Great Nerve Rest ,rer. No F,ts
after first days use. Marvellous cures
Treatise 81 Oh trial bottle free to Fit
cases. Send to Dr.. Kline, 93l Arch st.
Philadelphia. Pa.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-11
j, l.. kiTCHiS X co.

wing rented the scot AMI Neck MeI-
caant Nils, vii give prompt at ltion
y s.'a.iing Corn. sVteat, ea~ins, lan>
in1, aud 1nnlng Cotton.
Scotland Neck \. =. 4 p Ri S. ls9.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-11
n. 3, JOSev

:i.S ~ Gale SOC Sanp HatS, at re-
4aced prices, Set ;hein.
AIS 80 v,ris beautiful Hamburg
F5clres-rc1 price 81 cents row
II n \ A. ! crnt4 SEQ wards baan'i II
l:lrnh II + 'iogS -rrgllla: price 123 cent
nos Offered It 8 cents,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-11

Hundreds of old newspapers for sale At
this ofics.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-11
klR NAI Z.

For SALE.
Five tine Young m dles and two horses.
all broke, stli cheap
RIGGS & JOHNSON.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-11

Chllls end fever of three years stand
ing cured py Simmons Liver Regulator.
E. Watkins, Watkins House, Cptonville
Ky.y Is .* q
Take, Take, Take Simmons Liver Reg
olator for dyspepsia, consti patton anc
heartburn.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-11

Rules Adopted BY thu N. Z. Press AS
ISOLATION. april Il, 1858.
pa- l'Fe y" be afeei for cards OF
THANKS. '.resniuuDJ> - respect anc
70 iliaf{ poetry; also for obituary n :
tee other than those which the editor
himself .hall give a a matter Of news
Nouce9 Of church and society and i |
s,L,- entertainments from which revenue
is to b. GeI3yed viii be charged for at
IT,. rte f crnts q iine
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-11

All parties having work =: NJ. He'll
broners Jewelry shop for repsirs viii
please call for it. NJ. HEILBRON Err.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-11
Rules Adapted BY tho n. Z. Press A.

lborgee Tor local odcerttstnq due Weeh!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-19
Yssterdsy,s horse Racing.

At Monmouth Park: First race, five
eighths of mile, Artillery won; time,
l:OlA. Second race, ive-eighths Of mile,
Roche won; time, l:0l. Third race, five
eiyhths Of a mile, Hornpipe won; time,
l :00 Fourth race, one mile and quarter,
Sir Walter won; time, 2:OS4. Fifth race,
five and a half furlOngs, John Cooper won; (;
time :0S. Sixth race, one and One-siX-
teenth miles, Deception won; time, :495S
At Washington Park: First race, 5
furlongs, Ohio Belle won; time, Loo. Sec
ond race, l1s miles, Hasty won; time, :54.
Fourth race, 1-16 miles, Bolivar Buckner
won; time, 147. Fifth race, 8 furlougs,
Charmion won; time, ;l41S. Sixth race,
5 furlongs, Cash Day won; time, 02.
Seventh race, / l-l6 miles, Riley won;
time. 1:47]S. Eighth race, furlongs,
Prince Deceiver won; time, 1:l44.
Brighton Beach: First race, L miles,
Baylor won; time, 1:56H. Second race,
Az furlongs, Token won; time. 0:57H
Third race, q mile, Billet Doux won; time
l:l5sI. Fourth race l-l6 miles, Lowland-
er won; time, 1850. Fifth race, 61S fur
longs, Play or Pay won; time, time, %
Sixth race, furlongs, Ingot won; time
1:S24.
At Detroit, the attendance at the Blue
Riboou meeting of the Detroit Driving
Club was far below that Of Monday. The
fast track enabled the cracks to make good
time In several events. There were three
races, one of which was un-
finished. The event of the day
was the Merchants and Manufac-
turers race, purse S, ,0O0, the second on the
programme. There were seven started
silva, OF the Clearview farm, was the win
ner of this big purse in three straight
heats, her best time being 2:l3& The
2:2I trot for three-year-olde was
won handily by Fantasy, a prime
favorite, in three straight heats. Dark
ness compelled the postponement of the
2:2l pace until to-day. ID. J. Campau's
Guy, black geldinR, broke the wagon
record of 2:15 held by Aller-
ton. Hitched to l30 pound
road wagon he trotted the mile in 2:lS fat
Three -year-old trotting, purse, e., 0OO Fan
tasy won; best time, 2;l9 2:24 class,
trotting, Merchants and Manufacturers
purse, S, 900, silva, St. Louis, Mo, won
best time, 2:lSSl.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-19
WHEEIING ". VA WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY i9 1893

Citizens, Bank suspended payment to-day
with assets Of $l5l, 800 and Liabilities OF
Sl26, 500. r;..
National Bank. of this city, failed to open
for business this morning. 1t had capi-
tai stock of $500, 900, fully paid IN and haS
ALWAYS stood all runs. A run on the Feo-
ple's Savings Bank was started, out tne
thirty day law was taken advantage OF ana
the bank was saved from being swampeo'
TOPEKA, KAs., July Estate BanK
Examiner Breidenthal this morning re-
oeived notice Of the failures OF the Citl-
zeus' Bank, of Kansas City, has., OF the
Bank Of Richmond, and OF the Farmers
and Merchants Bank at Ossawattomle.
The concerns all did a small business.
Statements are unobtainable. The opinion
js expressed that other institutions
throughout the State will seon go under.
BosroN. Mass, July 1S.-The Amoskeag
mills which will close for the month OF
August according TO vote OF its directors
at Manchester, n. H, employs o,VOO
hands. 1t has a pay roll OF $2S5,OVO per
month and uses 100000 pounds of cotton
per week. Other mills are likely to follow
suit Amoskeag mill is the largest pro-
ducer Of manufactured cotton in the world
LONDON. July 1S.-In the House Of Com
mons to-day Prime Minister Gladstone, IN
replyine TO questions asked upon the sub
iect, denied that there was artificial re-
striction of the coinage of silver In India.
The Austrian system, he said, was analo-
gous 10 the new India system OF coinage
The ouautity of silver coined in India
would not be regulated by the convenience
of the Government, but by the wants OF
the country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-19
She was q seal Poaoher.

SAN Francisco, July 1S.-The steam
schooner Alexander. which disabled the
war ship Mohican in Bering Sea, sailed
from San Francisco last April under the
Hawaiian flag, ,ostepsibly for hunting and
fishing voyage in the North Pacific ocean.
The popularity Of her outfit was that she
carried over sixty men, many OF them ex'
pert seal hunters, and that she had over
forty Winchester rifles and several small
canons. She also carried supplies for cur
ing and packing seal-skins. Her captain.
Dan Mclean, is notorious for having con-
Quoted several raids on the seal rookeries
on the Japan coast, and one Of his vessels
was seized by the Russians after lively
fight. The men selected by him were
known in San Francisco as men who would
enjoy a fight Although the Japan coast
was given as her destinetion,it was Thought
the Alexander contemplated raids on the
Russian or Bering Sea rookerles and the
American patrolling feet was warned TO
look out.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-19
CHOLERA MORBUS
VERY PREVALENT IN TIE CITY JUST At
PRESENT.
From Some Cause, Cases Seem More Numerous
on the South Side - Chats With Physicians
About the Malady.

It is seldom that so much sickness
prevails all over the city, and especially
on the South Side as at present. The
cases are mostly Of cholera morbus
nature, and prominent physician
stated yesterday that be had twenty
five cases OF that disease alone, some OF a
very bad nature. A few nights ago, be-
tween the hours of twelve o'clock and
two. he was called out seven times TO
attend bad cases.
Lonis Flllmer's sad death from chol-
era morbus causes general comment. a
doctor OF the South Side stated last
evening that Mr.. FiIlmer had every
symptom OF cholera, but he said the line
OF demarcation from cholera and cholera
morbus was hard TO draw. IL Is given
on authority that there are at least one
hundred and fifty cases OF cholera NOR
bus on the South Side. This is not
counting the cases OF cholera infsntum
and dysentery among the children.
A REGISTER reporter called on promi-
nent physicians on the South Side and
each is found TO have cases In great
numbers.
The cause OF the sickness Is given as
improper dieting, the hot weather and
physical over-exertion. The disease IL
accompanied by great depressioR and
weakness, and many cases are so severe
that within a few hours after taking
sick the greatest Of weakness pre-
walls. The trouble is very frequently
accompanied by violent cramps.
II was stated that the proper way
TO do when feeling the attack coming
on was TO diet ones self By taking
food sparingly and keeping very quiet,
as the disease, otherwise, IS often q
very dangerous one. Vegetables should
be seldom eaten. and then only when well
cooked, avoiding as much as possible
the green vegetables shipped In, as
they are often stale and unfit for food.
Meat can De eaten in quantities IL 10 be
fresh and we'll cooked. As yet but one
fatality on the South Side has resulted,
but there are many bad cases.
Among the persons taken suddenly
sick recently on the South Side are:
Daniel Barnhardt. who Is very ill;
Daniel Fisher, OF McCulloch street, who
has an acute attack; Mrs. Minnie DIE
bold. who was taken very suddenly SICK
Yesterday; Mrs. Hans, OF South JACOB
street, who is very III, and Mrs. Bosler
EDDY, OF Thirty-ninth street, VINO Is
very sick, her disease being aecompa-
MED by severe cramp.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-19
Di.oredIted by the Navy Department.

WASHINGTON, d. c., July lS.-The Navy
Department officials do not credit the story
that the United States steamship Mohican
was fired upon and disabled by poachtng
steamer in Alaskan waters on the SSth OF
last month One strong reason for their
incredulity Is the following telegram re-
ceived this morning from Capt. Hooper,
commanding the revenue cutter hush:
Nanibo, B. c., to Secretary OF the Navy,
Washington, ID. O.: BY order OF Com
mander Ludlow the steamer Rush seized,
on July Cd, at Chirulaf Island. American
schooner ST. Paul aud Alexander for viola
ton 1855 Revised Statutes" 1t may be
noted that the events mentioned In The
above dispatch were Of later date than
that upon which the alleged firing took
place, but no mention Is made OF II, but
although the order for the seizure was
given by Capt. Ludlow and presumably
his vessel the Mohican was In company
with the Rush Commodore Ramsey, As
sistant Secretary OF the Navy. believes
that Capt. Ludlow would certainly not
have failed 10 mention so important an
event as the disablement Of the ship II 1t
were true.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-19
spsaal 7s,soram 10 n. Register.


WAsHIN6roN, d. C., July 1S.-In the
department Of justice to-day, u was
matter of gossip that Attorney General
Olney, Of Massachusetts,, would De ap-
pointed TO the vacancy on the bench
caused by the death of Judge Batch
ford, Of New York.
IL is SAID that Mr.. Oiney Is dissatis-
fed with his present position because
il Dartakes too much Of politics.
President Cleveland likes Mr. Olny
and has great confidence In his legal
ability, and it is believed would Ike 10
appoint him 20 place on the bench.
The chief drawback is the fact that
Justice Gray also halls from Massachu-
setts and it is not regarded as very pro-
bable that a second Justice will be
chosen from that State.
A strong pressure Is being brought 10
bear on the President TO cause MIN 10
take the new Justice from some OF we
sssterly States Of the South.
The South complains that she IS not
properly represented on the Supreme
Bench. She has but one OF the nine
Justices composing the Court ddge
jackson, Of Tennessee.
III the new Justice should be CHOSEN
! from one OF the Southern States east OF
kthe AlleEheuies, he is apt 70 be either
ALVEY, of Maryland, now Chief Justice
of the Court OF Appeals Of the District
OF Columbia, or Major Joseph B. Cum
mings, OF Atlanta, Ga, very able law
yer.
Should 10 90 to one Of the Southern
States west OF the Alleghnies, the
choice of tho President would probably
fan upon Senator Lindsay, OF Ken
tuckYS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-19
Weekly Weather and Crop Bulletin,

WASHINGTON, ID. C., July IS.-The week
ly crop report Of the Weather Bureau
states that the warm, dry weather has
been especially favorable for harvest work
and having, which is well under way as
far North as Southern Minnesota. Some
injury has resulted TO crops in Kentucky,
Tennessee and portions of Illinois owing TO
the hot. dry weather aud rain Is generally
needed east Of the Mississippi, In Texas
and in the Upper Missouri Valley.
In Pennsylvania, alternate showers and
sunshine have been very beneficial 70
crops. Corn and tobacco are making eX-
cellent growth, oats are ripeniug, and the
outlook Is Frightening IN dry sections.
In West Virginia, having Is In progress,
buckwheat is doing well, corn is clean and
OF good color. Stock is in good condition,
aud a fne crop Of early potatoes Is prom
ised
In Ohio. wheat, clover, timothy and bar
lev are nearly all harvested. Wheat IS
mostly thrashed showing fine quality and
d WELD above the average. Timothy Is
short oats are ripening and corn ana TO-
bacco are growing raDidly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-19
MATRIMONIAL MIXES.
Two Affairs at Toronto, ohio-A Couple
Wanted in California.
Qn.cinL TkLsnr1n % The RsQtsEsr.

Two Affairs at Toronto, Ohio-A Couple
wanted in California.
SpsetGE Tsleordm 70 the Register.
ToRoNTo, O., July 1s.-Two queer
matrimonial mixes came to light here
to-day. Some months ago a photo
grapher named 7. A. Ley opened up
business in this place, and had as shop
mate lady who he alleged was his
wife. The actions Of the couple have
been, all along, open to suspicion, and
a confirmation of the fact of misdeeds
came from Constable Rhodes, of San
Jose, California, to-day, who says, In
letter in answer to an inquiry OF cred
itor, many of whom he left in the lurch
in leaving Toronto:
"Mr. L. A. Ley left San Jose one year
ago with a married woman named Boy
ington, who has also daughter aged
four years who accompanied her. Ley
also left property and good business
which is now looked after by Mrs.
Ley"
Ley left Toronto few weeks ago
ostensibly for California, but many be-
lieve the climate in this section was
growing too hot for him.
Dan Hardy. it is alleged, IS wanted for
taking out too many marriage licenses,
the last one to marry Toronto girl,
but it has been developed that Hardy
already has a wife and children residing
insthe old country. He has disappeared
from Toronto and now is badly wanted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-19

Earned, 6 and 4 errors, and 6; pitch
ers, Young and Gumbert; umpire, Hurst;
hits, Is each; first base on balls, off Young
4, off Gumbert 10; struck out, by Young D,
by Gumbert 8; three.oase hits, Chllds,
Ewing, Donovan; two base hits, Mexican,
McGarr, Beckley, Smith; sacrifice hits,
Mexican, Ewing, McGarF, Lyons; stolen
pases, Burkett, Tebeau, O'Connor, Nc
Carr, Stencil 9: double plays, Glasscock,
Bier6aur to Beckley; Donovan to Stencil: (:
wild pitches, Young, Gumbert; passed
balls, OCOnnOr 2, Stencil, Miller; time,
2:99.
Washington, Washington won in the
ninth inning on Aliens error q single ana
Meekin's hit for three bases. Attendance
1000. Washington II. Philadelphia 8.
Earned runs, 3 and l; errors, and .; hits,
IL and 8; pitchers, Meeking ana Carsey;
umpire, Snyder.
At Chicago, the Colts kept up their good
play, giving the Browns an elegant coat OF
Whitewash, after an exciting game. At
tendance, 1850; Chicago +, ST. Louis o;
earned runs, Chicago 3; errors, : each
hits, 10 and 5; pitchers, Hutchinson and
Breiteustein; umpire, Lynch.
At Baltimore, Mullaue pitched gilt edged
ball and Baltimore again took Brooklyn
into camp. Attendance 2, 255. Brooklyn D,
Baltimore 10; earned runs, and 2: errors,
) and 8; hits, and 10; pitchers, Haddock
and Mullane; umpire, Emslie.
At Cincinnati, Cincinuati's bunch of err
rors tell the story of the defeat. Attend
ance l,7O0 Cincinnati 3; Louisville II;
earned runs, and 4; errors, and2; hits,
8 and 10; pitchers, Sullivan and Hemming;
umpire, McQuaid.
At New York the New Yorks batted
Stivetts for Is hits and beat the Bostons
in canter. Attendance $500. New York
Is, Boston Z; earned runs 10 and 4; errors,
4 and 3; hits, IS and IA; pitchers, Rusie
and Stivetts; home runs, Burke and Ru-
sic; umpire, Gaffney.