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Evening journal., 1893-07-11

Satisfaction guaranteed on every truss adj
justed by n. b. Danforth, graduate in
Pharmacy, Second and Market. Long ex-
perience, large stock.
Evening journal., 1893-07-11

Ragged Rohert-"Plesse. mum, If you
could let. me have an old suit of your hus-
band's--'-Mrs. Suburb-"IIe has only one
old sut. and was just thinking about mend
ing hat.m-Ragged RObert-"l'm IN no hurry,
mum. I kin wait till it's mended. Puck.
Evening journal., 1893-07-11
Great Popularity of Bay Ridge,

Because OF the popularity Of the season at
Bay Ridge, the b. q o. r h. announces
another excursion to this resort On the
Chesapeake Bay, on sunday. July 18th.
such pasumes AS boating, baihing, fish ng,
sailing, grabbing. free concerts. soft crab
suppers
Special train via B. d o. r. r. will leave
Wilmington Market street, at 40 -. m ,
and Delaware avenue at $50, arriving at
Bay Ridge at ll.45 a. m. Returning (all
raid train will leave Bay Ridge at $50 p. m,
and arrive at Market street, Wilmington,
at S.l5 D. m. Round trip Sl.00
Nistor-"Why, Dottie, you have your
mammals eyes, s,haven't your" Dottie-'Yeth;
but she don't mind, She hath mine. -
Harper's Bazaar.
Evening journal., 1893-07-11
Additional Train to Chicago via BaIti
more aud Ohio RniIrnada

To accommodate the largely increased
travel o the Worlds Fair. the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company. in addition TO its
present three through trains, will plate in
daily service commencing Sunday, July q,
Wilmington a. 4.5l p. M, and running via.
pittsbufg and Akron, H.
Evening journal., 1893-07-11
.LICHTENSTEIN & HART,
228 MARKET STREET.
JULY OFFERINGS.

Commencing Saturday morning begin emannua Clearing
Sale, and many Bargains will be offered, particularly asonabe
fabrics.
The balance of all l2lc Dress Gngham reduced per
yard
1900 yards 36nch Organdes reduced from per yard
yards Outing Fannel worth from 12tc your
choice for &C. per yard
Evening journal., 1893-07-11

smartly y-' Solomon's~ hrst wife was the
best wife he had" Mrs. Smartly-"How do
You known Smartly-'The Bible says she
Life.
Evening journal., 1893-07-11
Ponnlar rrIns nown the nar.

Tomorrow the Sunday school aud
friends Of the Presbyterian Church
will 60 down TO Woodland Beach on
the steamer Thomas Clyde. On next
Wednesday, July 10, the Sunday school
of Emmanuel Church will 20 on the
Clyde to the same favorite resort down
the bay Special rates have been ar
ranged for these popular Sunday school
trips
Evening journal., 1893-07-11
InrIlenta nf fhe DIM.

came back two weeks ago and took TO
his bed and never rallied.
Evening journal., 1893-07-11
AUCTION !!

Auction Sale Of the entire stock
Of the first class dry goods store,
THE ARCADE, 224 MARKET
STREET,
Evening journal., 1893-07-11

tthllUn. NtlalNtAuulAh tuQ 0FrfAloie
from New Castle to Reedy Island. but it
is generally believed that the Philadel-
phia authorities intend to make the
change and desert New Castle Just as
soon as the Reedy Island place Is ready
The new signalling station viii be a
pretty little place fitted up with every
modern improvement.
Twill BE Great Field Day.
Deep interest is being manifested in
the field day and excursion Of the T. A.
B Societies Of the Wilmington diocese
Last evening J, +. Mclvor, president Of
the union, and John Schulthers, chair
man Of the committee of arrangements,
were in Wilmington completing the ar
engagements. The sports on that day
will be open to members OF all Catholic
societies who will be present. The pro
gram will be one of the most interesting
ever arranged by Delawareans. In the
events several Of the members of the
Warren Athletic Association viii con
test The l00,yards dash promises TO be
feature of the day. Such runners as
keville, DeHenry, Hayes and probably
Madden will toe the line. A mile handi-
cap and q half mile bicycle race are
wv NHNAN0 "Ai NA' HA"k NtN--Af "A WH+A
known pie-eating contest is also booked
Several business houses and sport-lovers
are donating prizes. Either Hyatts
Military Band or the New Castle City
Cornet Band win discourse music az
Pennsgrove on that day. A special
meeting of the union will be held at
Seventh aud Market streets. Whining
ton, on next Friday evening The Ulrica
from Wilmington on that day VIII make
six trips to accommodate, the large out
pouring patronage
The Flying Lupton Delaware Vessel.
The big four-master f. and T. Lupton,
which made the marvellous record OF
twenty knots an hour for FIVE hours, In q
sail up Delaware bay last Wednesday, Is
a Delaware vessel She was built by the
Jackson and Sharp Company. Of vii
mington. and was completed IN November
1888, by that company. She was also m,
first four masted schooner built in vii
miugton.
Popular Trips Down the Bay.
Tomorrow the Sunday school anS
friends of the Presbyterian Churcl
Evening journal., 1893-07-11
A Meeting Of Levee boards.

Governor Foster, of Louisiana, has
called a meeting of the levee boards OF
Louisiana. Arkansas and Mississippi and
the United States engineers having in
charge the levees in the Mississippi
Valley, July IL, at Baton Rouge
, 1893-02-18
H PANAMA CANAL.
Ddtty I~eiegrdph.

New York, Jan. Ii.
The following telegram from Panama is
published to-day by the Herald
Preside ut M "a telegraphs from Cartagena
under date of the 18th inst, that Congress
has approved the bill extending the time for
the construction of the Panama Canal.
Article ]. Of the measure autholises the
Columbian Government to modify in accord
ancr vii h certain provisions the contract of
Dec. ~. l69o, between the Foreign Minister
aud the attorney for the hquidAtor of tho
Canal, relative to he extension OF the time
FOR beginning the work.
Article II. announces that in virtue Of the
authority contained in the bill the government
may extend, under the conditions which may
be deemed equitable and convenient, the time
originally conceded for the organisation of IA
new company, and the resumption of the work
If excavation in a serious aud permanent
manner
Article III. provides that if the Government
should. not make use of the authority
conferred upon it by Article l., it is authoris-
, ed to sign entirely new contracts, which shall
NOT be subject to the approval of Congress-
, 1893-02-18
NICARAGUA CANAL.

Warrington, January l4th.-The Senate
to-day discussed the Nicaragua Canal Bill.
Mr.. Morgan (of Alabama) said that logical
~ Great Britain had just as much right rs the
United States to grant a charter to the canal
company and take the controlIwhich it was pro-
posrd the United States should assume. No
body would deny that. and if Costa Rica
and Nicaragua we're to make suoh a proposal
to Great Britain; or if the owners Of the
o. nosssion were 10 lake it before the British
Parliament and make the offer which they
had made to Congress, and that offer were
accepted, then the United States would have
but oits paltry- he would not call it paltry-
one smasoulate plea, and that WAS the worn
and torn and fra2u,sntary Monroe doctrine.
which the Senate had succeeded in kicking
literally into doll rags.
Regarding the provision in the bill for the
appointment of directors by the Government,
Dir. Morgan said that if the French Govern
ment had had its own directors on the board
OF the Panama company the robberies which
had disgraced aid nearly destroyed the Re-
public would no; have been perpetrated.
, 1893-02-18
Publication.

mHE list Of those qualified to vote for Mem
beis # the Colonial Council 10 open
for inspection at the Court House
from the 10Th to the 18th instant.
both days included, from 9 o'clock a. m. to 3
o'clock pm. Whoever has any objection to
make against the said list, is hereby,in accord
ancs with the Colonial Law, dated 9th No
vember 1868 s 25. requested to state such
objection in writing to the Chairman Of the
u ctoral Board with the reasons on which
such objection or objections are based,
within 3 days after the above mentioned date.
The Electoral Board for the Country Dis.
trict of the Juris diction Of Fiedrrlksted. TIA
February 1893.
r. PETERSEN.
%airman.
, 1893-02-18
r. PETERSEN.
Chairman.
Bekjendtgjorels e.

ISTEN over yalgberettigede til Colonial
roadct heuligger til IF ersyn paa detfe
oleds 1hinghuus fra lode I'll 2Sde denncs hegg'
Daee indhefuttede, fra Kl. 8 slet Formiddag
til H. 3 sler Fftermlddag, Enhver, der bar Ind
sigelse at frcmf6le imod Valglisten, opfordre'
i Henhold til Coloniallov af 27de November
1868 s 25, senesl 3 Dage efter Udlobet az
den ovennevnte lid, til Valgbestyrelsens
Form and skriftligen al indgive saadan lndsi-
gelse med Opgivelse Of de Grunde, hsoipa'
Samme st0ttes.
Valgbestyrelsen for Frederiksteis Julisdic-
tons Landdistlicts Valgkleds dsn 7d0
Febiuar 1898.
R. PETERSEN,
Formand.
, 1893-02-18
R.'PETERSEN
I3OrnGnd.
Translation
Publication.


mHElist of those qualified to votefoI Members
of the Colonial Council Is open for
inspection at the Court House in this town
from the 10th to the 2Sth instant, both days
included, from 8 o'clock a m. to 3o'rl0ck P m.
Whoever has any objection TO meke against
the said list is hereby, in accordance with ths
Colonial Law dated 9th November 1853 so,
requested to state such objection in wrltiny
to the Chairman Of the Electoral Board with
the reasons on which srcl objection or objea.
tons are baAed, within 8 days after The sbovs
mentioned date.
The Electoral Board for the Town Of
Ft>deilksted 7th February, 1898.
r. PETERSEN.
Chairman.
, 1893-02-18
acknowledgements

7 IsTEN over Valgberettigede til Colonial
Ia raadet h~enlieger til Eftersyn Rets-
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beggc page indbefattede, frs Kt.9 slet Formid-
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lndsIgelSe at flemf6re imod Nalglistcn, OPP
fordres, Henhold til Coloniallov af 27ds
November 1863 s 25, senest 3 uage tfter I'd
lobet af den ovenn@vrte lid. iii Nalgbesty
relsens Formand skriftligen al indgive saadan
IndSigelse med OpgiyeiSe al de Grunde, hvor-
paa samme Stottes.
VaIgbestyiolson for Frrderiksleds hyes
Valgkreds, den 7de Fchlual 1873.
PETERSEN,
Formand.
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Translation
The sun., 1893-07-08
QUAKERS FORGE AHEAD.
THE TIE FOR FIRST POSITION
BROKEN AT LAST.


pnrrie's Louisville Taiienders Ontpiny the
New Yorks and win-Bostons Covered
with wkitewssh In the Smoky City
R.s. Knoeks Out tho urooktyns-Notes.
The tie for frst position In the League race
was broken yesterday. and the philadelphias
now have cloar title to the honor. They de-
feated the Chicaeos. while the Bostons were
badly trounced by the Pittsburghs The New
Yorks were defeated by the Louisvilles. and
ere now on even terms with the Oncinnstis
for sixth place with Baltimore but two points
behind. The Baltimores gave the Clevelands
Q rather sudden set back. and the 81. Louis
Browns. by toppllng tho Washingtons over for
the second time. jumped Into the ninth notch.
0Rourke's Senatorial warriors are not so
1erce ps they were about two weeks ago The
BrooklynB and Cincinnatis were prevented
from playing their scheduled game by rain.
The results:
t<pisvile =: New York. a
Pittsburgh. o: Boston. O.
o.. Philadelphia. 13; Chicago. 10
Baltimore, is; Cleveland, g.
St Louis 8; Washington. g.
Rain At Cincinnati
The sun., 1893-07-08


GLOUCESTER July L-Four favorites q heavily backed
second choice. and to shot were the winners
horo to-day. Summaries:
First Racs-FIve.eighths OF q mile Lockspur. 100
ond: sawdust los. to Uenningsl third. Time,
Second Raoe-six and quarter furlongs Prince I'm
peral, 100. Sto (WaaceS won; Dillon j. 100 s to i
!iiamh second; rorgerMe-Not i03. is to (Bendsrj.
Third Rase..Fiys furlonss Bobount, 11o to s
lrreguiar lOe. 16 to tR,lsy>. third. Time .03I.
Fourth Race-Four and one half furongs Young Lot.
or s.scna fehssno.. ios TO S'ird Srpsys Sr 70
Fifth Raos-ons mile. Fsrnwood. 1o4. even tkuchem
Mon: Knapp lo2. $40 tyst.er) sseondi Jersey. io3
sixth RseeASif and one.hsf furions., Jamestown.
degl second; Edward. Ios. stO tGewisl third Time
First Raco-Sx and quarter furongs Rancoe a. Il2:
Ammo and Aoilojam. ll0; st. Patrick and SOmor.
set loO Home Run 1oe; Maggie Hunter date Marysi)
and Air.haft. 1oa: Marina 1922 Liia, lol.
yearolds: Warsaw. 100: Magee, Roman. Sue Ryder
colt aud Capt. Spencer. 1o3: Miss Mamie and Estsle
IT, Third Il Kaos5ssysnsighth. ace a ell Of mile: Tose !l2;
Monopoist lo6; False b and Madden. lol.
Fourth hnee-Four and ons.har furlongs. for two
year-oldh Dart. l02 Archbishop and Peila Iol; "a.
e4 ysrncity ally Loving Heart. and Miss Annie ei
Fifth Race-Seven sigbths OF q mile. Gisnlochy, lot,
Ny Craft Ned. and samaritan IO3.
us a' %s asd susrtsr ss % sysr ye s hS,:
stone 12b NV
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TIE HrNp.rp At HrNLEr.
Challenge Cup won by tho Desader Gre,
Guy Nicksirs Diamond scuiis.

Guy Nicksirs Diamond scuiis.
LONDON. July 7-The lnal rounds OF the
| Henley regatta were rowed to-day 1t was
| beautiful weather for tho contests. and the
water was in fine condition. UnfagginR In
terest was displayed. and the yietors were
greeted with hearty cheers.
In the final round for the Stewards Cup the
Magdalen College Rowing Club beat the
Thames Rowing Club by length and quar-
tor. and the former received the price
For the Grand Challenge Cup the crew OF the
Leander Rowing Club were pitted against the
London Rowing Club. Tho Leanders took
slight lead at the start. aud before half Of the
course had been rowed the London crew were
far astern. The Leanders won by one length
and three-quarters.
g. b Kennedy OF the Kingston Rowing Club
and +. Biddington OF the Thames Rowing Club
were matched against each other In the final
round for the diamond sculls- Kennedy won
as he pleased; In the second heat Guy Nick
o fns coess GHese as
final heat was between Guy Nickalls and Ken
nedy: %s. tN!ekaIls captured the prize; -. Gill;.
Plate by three lengths. The strain told on
% both Sssws and at the finish they were near
The e. Goblets were won By yiyispp, NIokalls
Kerrisch and 4. G. Lewis OF the Third Trinity
College Club. The latter. fouled the piles In
the race.
For the Thames Cup. crews OF the Thames
and the Eton Excelsior clubs contested. The
In the race for the Visitors Challenge Cup,
the Trinity Hall crew easily defeated the First
Trinity. The cup will be held for year by
tho Trinity crew. The Third Trinity were the
former holders.
For the Wyfold Cup. the crew OF the Moesey
Rowing Club beat the Midway four.
The sun., 1893-07-08

though willing to take one Of The Saints ear
| with them.
Jockey Dogeett saw the races from the grand
stand yesterday.
| Harvest appears to have lost his great turn
| OF speed entirely.
81 900 on his horse.
,,Messrs. Gideon 4. DAILY lost heavily on Merry
Monarch In the first race.
| Raeeland and Now or Never are pretty
heaithy pair OF nine-year-olds-
Ambulance has gone back greatly. She
snouId make a Grand brood marc.
Don =, Alonzo has evidently recovered in
Henry Clay Ditmas bet on time in the Now
or Never-iaceland race. and lost his money.
Kerrick was suspended indefinitely for pull
Ing up Tiny Tim at the start OF the second race.
The Nellie Peyton gslding was net thought
ines. g a. i"''' ~ ne Will not "'fN In 'n' morn
,Flirt is very much improved Ally. Her sore
shlns do not trouble her. and abe has lot Of
II Now or Never beats. .LamplIghter. he will be
plate ranks!
Long Beach ran very badly Yesterday and
did-looking horse.
Those who ought to know say. that imported
The Sailor Prince 10 the best stallion Mr.. Loril-
lard has at Rancocas.
ndol ToThall Keene didn't go to Chicago to t9 sec
City satisfied Mr.. Keene.
Flint has been engaged by Messrs. Boyle &
has chance to be In the saddle every day.
Lampllghter will, It is said. be taken to
Chicago on Monday next by Trainer Hugeins.
and prepared for the Columbian Handicap.
Pa DAILY had better como over to Monmouth
Park. where the game Is easy. Fidelio. with
only S5 pounds up. couldn't win at the Beach.
Lamly had q shrewd suspicion that St Mi
that he. wouldn't be carried along. pulled back
to see tho fun.
Sir Matthew was Q surprise to most folks.
Monarch for u good thing. as his work OF late
has been unusually good.
There 10 no truth in the many rumors about
ton. Each course will race every day until
Its respective meetings are over.
Some of the races on to-day's programme
public will have a chance to determine which
way they would rather see the horses run.
Pittsburgh Phil. although moro than $780,
He took a big part Of N. +. DIVERS com mis-.
sion on Raceland and won fully $4,000 on
the race.
The Raceland-Now or Never race recalled the
day. six years ago, when Old Bones and Sir
Dixon ran In the Carlton Stakes at Gravesend.
Mclaughlin had the mount on Sir Dixon and
Garrison was up on Raceland. Both waited
until opposite the old club house. and then out
loose. running the next three furlonRs in 80
seconds. Dixon then came on and won. This
race was run in mud fetlock deep.
The sun., 1893-07-08

LouIsyILJE, July 7.-The New Yorks were
weighed down with trouble this afternoon. The
thoroughbreds attached to the express wagon
which served as. q carriage stalled on their way
from the grounds To-day's contest however,
was decided improvement over that OF yes
terday; The game vas replete with pretty
playa but one orror. keelers proving costly.
ihls for the New Yorks defeat. Amos Rusie had
the Kentuckians at his mercy until the last In
ming. when they solved the Hoosier boys
hand mixed up and threw low to Ward. who
yes covering second. The hall went to right
and o. O'Isourke scored and Grim was at third.
Browning sent fly to deep centre. which Stat
ford accepted: he made q magnificent throw
to scoro on the out. The score;
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baseball Notes.

.oeiation% have have votsd g admit the ,trong team Of
Pioa'ap game to-day with the Iroaao. team at fros-
to-day the grounds were hoOdei by thunder Storm Rn.
s@
'ps 4 ss. s9 sSs
The Wall street men intend to make one NOR. .nor.
and and yard wide team sdstsl Victor
sSo ass sas Al. lime Ss
frcspecs farf a WsSaS a.non w .1f' place
cIsh St Louls Ja!y 7whils tho ws.hinE,on Baseball
S$ SSa tisn d:T s.s
s.s Ges 9ss.p ap .''ifs hc
5 . oab % st s
% IL an sf saoT 80 ssh an Ass0
CISsso I.fu,s: 20 play p cmsanSs aud a. he
wi oSS ss%sp iss Ss1
Rs %Snh sss $500
%sshingon where can , earn ss nEhi blowing
SsI' '
Five sSys al .As ssGIa%n
S ts % :
mon. ihiid base. battsn si aslS Sis' /: ssiasa
ap. s%S.Ss On
u III hd ana sanPiSa sSa vii =.
las, simpson and BAtten, who are considered to be
the best outnelders In the Twentyfourth ward have
refused tenp pting ofers ont.oftown olubs Ssre
year these hve players will undertake 70 organize
strong club at Harlem.
LOUISVILLE July 7-The Louisville Baseball Club will
play sunday games hereafter on the home Erounds
land an Incorporated suburb OF this city The Town
a.
and no liquor could be sold on the grounds j. Gsorga
Is re President OF the Frank rohr Brewing Company
Sos % uao G s e n
VILE annextnE the baseball park to Louisyiiie The
ASe happy.
The sun., 1893-07-08
Hobart and Hovey wia the Doublss' Prize
at Tuxedo Park.

TUXEDO PARx. July THE great championship oon.
test ~ tennis tomorrow between Edward l. Hall ana
Clarence Hobart for tho possession OF the big Tuxedo
Cup viii conclude the successful OF lsps
To-day witnessed tho final rounds Of the doubss and
the result gives the first prizes to Clarence Hobart and
Fred II. Hovsy The victory improves their chances
for winning the national double championship At Chi
cAgo They captured three straight SETS to-day aftsr
plays ~ SNNA
Tao nrst set was walkovsr FOR the winner Camp
bell ana Hall could not get game The second was
very close and exciting. and At times accurate Altar
score of 10 was he'd the yictors pulled Il out
and then added another love set to nch their work
Larned and h. 1. Hall almost defeated Hobart and
Hoyey In the morning. Tho scores:
Mems Doubles emLdnal round; Clarence Hobart
and Fred u; Hoysy defeated W. A LArned and Edward
Final Ronnd-Ciarsncs Hobart and Fred H. Hoyey
dsfeated oliver Campbsll and Valehtine O. Hail. ed
The sun., 1893-07-08
Eastern League.
nasebau Games To. day.

SAuosAL LHAoUE isD AMERICAN AssoclAroN
Louisyilio va New York. at Louisville.
Cincinnati va brooklyn. at Cincinnati
Pittsburgh vs. Boston at Pittsburgh
Cleveland Va Baltimore. at Cleveland
Chicago Va. Pniladelphin. At Chicago.
b. Leus w. Washington. at 81. Louis
ASAfEUR LEAGUE
ston. "s
New Jersey A. G. vs. Engiewood y. c., at Bergen
Point.
OTHER
Orange 4. e.. VS. suburbans. at Orange.
Oymples Va. Crescentl Al Piainneld.
cuban Giants va Ironsldes, at Halfway.
New York Athletic Club Va. Flushing Athletic Club,
~ Polo grounds
AoniEomsEy vA JerssyA at cricket grounds Hobok en-
noTtn side A. q. va Jerome. at North Ne YOrE.
Tho Puritan a. g. va Marcy at Greenvilo. n. J.
bL Louis College vs.. DoinestieA. at Far RockAWA5.
Counsel ys. Elks at Central Park
ElEahsth 4. Q. Va Harlem 4. q, at Elizabeth.
AAylsIA- A va EmsraldA AZ Van Nest
The sun., 1893-07-08
Tennis in Three tournaments.
Tho in the knglewood Field Clubs tennis tour.
nament yesterday afternoon were:


Mems Singes-semidnnl round. Howard A. Colby
beat Mason 7: Prosser. 81, 6-l; Howard Daughty
beat Sheppard llomans Jr. 2.8. 6-3. IA
Mems Doubles--First round. C. b. kell and S. Ho-
mans. Jr. beat Coppell and coppen. 1l-V go.
Consolation Rounds-first round. The Hackmeyers
beat the Coppelis. 81. 6-3
Mixed Doubles-Preliminary round: Miss l. Bliss and
H A. Colby beat Miss l. Mowry and Charles h. KelL
S.S7In S.S7n s@smlnnal Semi round; T. Miss A Mowry and E u.
l2-1o; Miss II. Homans and NJ =. Prosser beat Miss L
Bliss and II. A. Colby. 3-s. 8-3 e.
Mems Singles. Consoaton-Preliminary rouud c. b.
Keli beat !. H. Herrct; 81. 6a1 seminnai round,
The Orange tournament was concluded yesterday
afternoon at Mountain station. Tho score:
Consolation Singles-Finnl round: Oviedo NJ. Bost-
wick beat " Van de: Kieft s-s, O.. Ga.
In tho West Side Tennis Clubs tournament Arthur
Taylor won nrst prize The matches to decide second
place will occur today. The score yesterday:
4. c. Postey G-te.4: Final round: Arthur Taylor
beat A. s. Taylor. 3-6. G-l, 6-3. Ga.
For second Prze-first round: Z. p. Clifford beat
A G. Postley 2-6, 60. III.
The sun., 1893-07-08

Earned runs-Pittsburgh "a. Three-base hft-Lyons
nSme Iun-Donovan sacfincs hits-BsckIey. Lyons.
Miller 0umbert First base srrors-Pittsburgh /:
Boston, 2. First base balls-Of Gumbert Z: OF
staiey. !; Double plays-Ga.scock. Bierbauer and
stsss1 ,spt,B{ aqmbsr 3: y stsiey: Passed balls
Ttms-ct2o Umpire-NcLAughlin.
PHILADELPHIA. Is; CHICAGO. TO-
CHIcAoo, July 7.-Philadephia won to-day's qsme in
the fourth inning. driving Nc0innis, who had suc.
sssded Aausl out Of the box before the inning was
for Coltl Csrssy replaced Viclery in the rSnqtS
inning. why Auson puilod out Mauck and put in Nc.
0innis nobody knows. Attendance. l. 200 fhe score,