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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-09
h. IS. TUOKNE pROlIOTDD.

Colonel l.. S. Thornc IS IN Now York
City. and ruuiors are lying about that
De is t0 bp made Thrill yice-prcsidcut of
tla Missouri lpnilic and general mnn-
n.cr. uo. only of tbo Toxins and Pacific,
hg n. International and Gront North-
cir aus well Iic BIS eSpccted home Sat-
ur.Gy or Sunday next
COURT or CRIMINAL APPEALS.
Isaac Brasc % negro. was convicted
OF rapc ON % vdito girl, named Ella
Slcrrill, by hin county jury and
rlfcu tle death penalty The court Of
appeals today affirmed the case.
tom Muwcn's cage was also affirmed.
One night BOZ % wiuc.room in Waco hp
killed un inofeOsivc negro porter mined
tlDu StovulL a McIcunon county iury
gl him NZ years iu NE pcuitpuGary.
uuwuer Of cases were submitted.
STEAMER PURCHASED.
THE Trinity River Navigation COM
r1Hy has purchased passenger and
freight slpHwcr cg $1,000 from Louisi-
anu parties TLcir new puvi1gc win
be taken Go Galveston ne once.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-09

and every days failure OF risfi
with said provisions shnl o
pirate offence and IN ease 4 d.
continued ,iolntl0n OF lhs
amy such person. c0mrlgy q M
as Aforesaid or thclf agaau a
wants or officers. the as An
right to revoke and repeal dllaf.l
lcgos ana funchlsos gfidia
son, company or c1pcfsiio1 q it
sec 3. That THIS dnIlning ".
and be IN force fr0m ana ai,r 3 :
tlon us required hy Law.
Filed Feb. ~. lNl3.
II. ". BURNS 90
Passed, Fob. Oh. lS3
VI. v. BURNS Go
Recorded March 2. 1904
II, v. BURNS Ci1 4
This ordinance nor having d,
nor diSapprOyed within lhr ON
prescribed by the chlrtel u so
effect the same as I. aplrfN
H. v. BURNS, 60
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-09

RonhaM. IoN Norgh s. lSrHtMll
IA the sprine 81 iSl2 E ~ fMMiCp, rn
ndnDer ON lllc Texas and paciGt fWil
way was killed 40 Ch0claw. Alrs
i.olghty brought suit against die com.
pany for $4,000 damages. and aflcr
three days hard fought legal fight the
ipry rendered a verdict ID der favor iQr
&34,A
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-09
a 80 prRcHANM.

10 is rumorod i'm business circles today
thnt the Fort Worth ana Denver Rail
rtpd company hA purchased the r. VI.
Iompkius property In the First ward,
for depot pcrpogas. otc G.. y. Hunting
ton and the fioust0n and Texas Central
people clnimod lu havr nn option ON ths
property. but it is understood that they
hive Icl ID .lID lhrOulh their Llngnra.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-09
TREASURY DEPARTMENT


NJ Arlington, tcb, d, lhV''
Whorcns by satisfactory evidence pre-
scutod to thV Undersigned. lt has been nude
90 appear tlnt "lhc American National hnnk
uf Fort Worth, In the city Of Fort Worth,
ga the county az Iurrunt ANA stutc OF
rrNrs haH complied With Wl the provisions
ut tho HtututU5 OF the United States, TO-
Quircd to bo compiled with before au Assoc
yiation shall ho authorized 10 commence the
buslucEs Of banking;
Now therefore, l. Alouao Barton Hep,
buvn comptroller at tic currency, do here
hy certify that "lhe American National
bank of Fort WORTH" In the city OF Fort
Worth n the county OF ralrnnt, nnu state
of Texas, rs authorized TO commence the
business ot banking as provided IN gectlon
hluD of tho revised statutos OF The United
States.
in testimony whereof, Witness my hand
and seal of oilicc this 9th dos of Fcmunry
tSoulj A. Il. HEppURN.
No. 1913.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-09

Paris, Tex, March S.-lSncciall
Hancock uu exceedingly tough cOlurcd dum-
SOL who has boon figuring I'm tho police
courts for years and has paid numbers OF
uuos hy working ON The streets, 8ulcidCd
tOluy by ihg morphine method.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-09

Conm5us %. March 7.-Stnulry Hott.
aged ai supposed To have boon murdered
by oliver johnson, aged rs. Wls fuuu .
the canal today. Holt had been missing
since March 3. johnson rs IA custody. Holt
Us white, Johnson culOrod.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-09
aoUrn TnXAs WANTS Nroaors.

Terrell, Tex March 81 fsnociail frhhra
have been agents tbrauirN tiin country work
Ing on me negro Population Tor tho purpose
q geiiinH thcm 90 pu0Yr % SOME POM 90
the southern part OF IcNnF. Ihty hRfr
hccn offered tracts of lGN0 Tor h0nps "a
almost any kind Of terms SUNio uf tpr
older negroes who have hd cNntMeltc n
such matters, look on tho iugheuWc NyitN tdmp
suspicion aud arc rot dsIoScd 10 inArst.
especially whore thtN are doiNE Wfli.
one ola negro man said II refunded liNl oi
the forty -acrea-aud-a.mnle" busnVfs oi
many years ago
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F08T WORTH ava $40 GRARDE 8AL war
C0GEAfy STOCKHOLDERS mo DE

Tho annual meeting of the stockholders
and directors of The Fort Worth and Rio
Ir0nuo Railway company win ho held
Ht Tho Office of ,hc company. IN thc oity
Of Fort Worth, on Tuesday, April g.
1928, ut g D. mo.
lrIufcr hooks win be- closed st uoon
MARCH, 40 lSl8, and romoin clpsod uutil
Apul 3, lS,i1 s. *. DIXON.
Secretary.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


We announce air. ~ y. wallis az . CO.'S
diiatc sou alderman Of tho rhiri wN
auhmtfs YRS claims % che Nottta i't
1gNg4 le hu PASSED upon on the lag ~ NN
,lN.llna
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-13
rors-st. Louis. e. Batteries -Breftenstsfn
and Gunsol; vickery and Clements.
New England League.
At Lewiston-Lewiston, =; Fali..River, 4
At Dover-Lowell, 10; Dover. g.
At Portlsnd--Po-tland. IL: Brockton, IL.
HANDICAP TOURNAMENT.
List OF Entries and Drawings for the
Annual Event OF tho EImwood Club.

List OF Entries and Drawings for tho
Annual Event OF tho EImwood Club.
At 4 o'clock this afternoon, weather
permitting, the annual handicap tourna-
ment of the Elmwood Tennis club will
begin on the clubs grounds at E.mwood.
The tournament will continue every
afternoon this week until fnishe'l. The
following members entered X. Colweli,
u. A. Freeman, g. II. w. Vaudeville, II.
L. McAusland, w. T.. Chaplin, G. II.
George, 81, G. Il. Godfrev, jr., +. Cooke,
Il. Z. Bixby, w. ii. Scott, Is. s. Blaisdell,
Q. w. Smith, l.. Il. Place. A. Pearoe. A.
w. Allen, h. w. Moore, l. N. LII .coln. j.
q. Darling, l.. w. Downes. W. A. Burt,
K. ID. Bassett. II. b. Brown, b. Il.
j. Hoye, j. B. Branch.
The drawing took place last evening
and resulted a. follows: Preliminary
round-Allen VS.. Brown, McAusiand VS..
Godfrey, Lincoln vs. Freeman, Blaisdell
vs.. Hoye, Place vs.. Sc 1T, Moore vs. Bas-
sett, Downes VS.. Church. Pierce vs.
BixUy, Fowler vs.. Smith. George vs.
Sweet, Burt VS.. Croker, Chaplin vs..
Eddy, Daring vs. Brown. Weeden W..
Colwell. First round-Winner Of sew
enth preliminary vs.. winner Of ninth,
winner OF eighto VS.. winner OF offourteenth,
winner OF hrst ". winner OF sixth, win
ner OF second VS.. winner of twelfth,
Vaudeville vs.. winner OF tenth, Kendall
va winner of fourt !, winner OF thirteenth
W. winner OF IF b, winner Of third VS..
winner Of eleventh.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-13
RIVERSIDE
Plans for the Addition to Turner Avenue
school Nearly Ready.

Plans for the Addition to Turner Avenue
school Nearly Ready.
Superintendent George NJ Bliss says
that tho school committee expect to have
the plans aud specifications for the ad-
dition to the Turner Avenue school
house ready for the contractor to figure
on by the middle OF this week aud hope
by next week to let the contract. The
house will be Of four rooms ins cad of
two as at present, and will be heated by
steam.
1t was thought at the time of the town
meeting that the heating could be se-
cured Dy adding another furnace, but IL
cannot be done economically. and al
though steam heat will cost more for the
plant IL will save money in the end, as IL
will require only one-nalf the fuel fur
naces would consume. The committee
thought aud still think IL would have
been better to increase the appropriation
by special town meeting TO 5000 and
thus have added a hall to seat 800 pu Jils
in the third story, but the sentiment of
the Riverside improvement society was
opposed To this prOj ect, SO the com mitt 90
will carry out the original plan as near
as they can.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-13
The Handwriting OF Rufus Choate.

Rufus Choate, being in court on an inn
portant case, took exception to a statement
by the opposing counsel of certain words
used by witness on the previous day. This
was long before the days of stenographic
reports.
How do you know" said the Judge to
the opposing counsel, that the witness
stated what you just said he did"
Your honor" was the reply, II remem-
ber sir, distinctly what he said"
why do you differ with himp asked
the judge Of Mr. Choate.
~ have the witness statement In writ
ing" replied Mr.. Choate.
PLEASE let me see your notes pertaining
to this part of the case" said the Judge.
The Judge carefully looked at the papers
which were handed him, but was unable TO
read them. He called the lawyer to his
side and said, "Mr. Choate, please read to
The court what you have there recorded"
Mr.. Choatc read aloud to the court as In.
tructed. The Judge then said
Mr.. Choate, do you now solemnly de
clare that what you have read TO the court
are the exact words rs recorded OF the pa
Der now in your handsr
They are the exact words, your honor"
vas Mr.. Choate's reply.
"Then," said the Judge, I'VE shall be
obliged TO depend upon your word, and the
court now accepts your statements as TO
what the witness in dispute said"
Only Mr.. Choate's reputation for honor
able dealing saved him from natural and
ugly suspicion-the consequences OF his ii
legible penmanship. ip.-youth's Companion
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-13
SHERIFFsS SALE.

By virtue of an execution No. 6e39 issued from sho
Court OF Common Pleas holden at Provfdenca
within and for the county OF Providence. judrs
ment was rendered ON the 30th day OF March. ~
ID. 1893, returnabe 10 said court at the June erm
thereof, 1873, wherein the Manvillo' COVERING
Company, corporation under the laws Of tht,
state OF Wisconsin. located and doing bustnSes in
said Wisconsin. is plaintiff. and Frank Is. Mott Of
the city and county OF Providencnce state az
fendant.
Will be sold at Public Auction on FRIDAY. ths
10th day OF June, 1898, at 12 o'clock noon. az tho
Sherins Offce in the county court house, at the
corner OF College and Benefit streets, in said CITY
OF Providence ten shares OF the capital stock that
the defend ant Frank Is. Mott, had In the Manv1lls
Covering Company OF Rhode Island at the time of
the attachment on the original writ In the suit in
which the above described execution was obtained.
to wit April 10th. 1891. at l2 o'clock noon.
Levied on this Sd day OF June, 1893. at O'Clock
and 81 minutes a m, and will be sold to satisfy
said execution, II sufficient.
CHARLES L, CHAFFEE,
1eo-lOt Deputy Sheriff.
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THE @AYS STILL LOSING.
Hard Luck and the BunalOss De.
feated Them Yesterday.
BOSTON IN SECOND PLACE.
Springfield, Troy and Albany Won from
Home Teams-Brooklyn Now Leading
tho National League-Harvard Do
feated Pennsyivsnia- Other Games.

BUFFALO, N. Y, June 13.-The weak :
ness Of the Grays In the pitchers posi-
tion is realized more and more every
game. Yesterday. when they had the
game we'll in hand, after hard work at
the bat and splendid fielding, the pitch
ers weakened, and Buffalo scored
enough runs In the eighth and
ninth innings to win. "Dinnie"
Sullivan pitched we'll for seven
innings. though hit hard. Jim Sui Ivan
went in and pitched the remainder OF
the game, but WAS in bad form and was
batted freely. As result the Bisons
scored enough runs to win the game,
with only one out It was the hardest
game of the trip TO lose. Bassett was
unable to play and Alvord played we'll ut
third. The score:
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MORTGAGEE'S SALE,

Will be sold at public auction, SATURDAY. July
i, 1913, at2 O'Clock p. m. the premises, by
virtue OF the power OF salt contained in that deed
OF mortgage made anu executed by George ~
Bicknell. dated November =. A ID. 1880. and re-
corded ir tho office or the town clerk IN the town
OF harrington. state OF Rhode Island, In mortgage
deed book No. 3 at page SS. 80 and 30; tho con-
altions a,tn OF SAID mortgage h.ving been broken;
Ihat certain lot OIL land with all the improve.
ments thereon, situated In the town of harrington
state OF Rhode Island, and described as follows:
reference being had TO the Bay Spring Plat. No. 2
drawn py y A. Leatham. June. 1874. and recorded
IN the town records OF the town or Harrington.
beginning on Narragansett avenue where lots
Nos; rs and ~ JON. aud running eastorly ON the
north line OF lot No. 30, two hundred feet more or
less ahence southery on the easterly side or lots
~ >. Il. Y; v. to the northeriy line OF Ocean
avenue. thence westerly along the southerly line
of lot V. and the continuance OF said line TO point
wnere ocean avenue intersects Narragansett
avenue on the east and along the easterly side
OF said avenue To the first menti oned bound on
longing.
By order OF the mortgagee who hereby gives
notice or his Intention 10 bid upon the above de-
scrlbed property at said sale the. .eof, or at any
ADJOURNMENT or posJponement OF same.
Providence. x. l.. june q. 1898. je10-3w
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The baseball team of Silver Spring has
organized for the season, and gives
promise Of being far superior to that Of
last year. Unlike the teams of other
shore resorts the players are not hir d,
but selected by a BOARD Of directors from
the residents Of the place Arnold will
pitch In place Of Collins. who Will go to
Oakland Beach for the summer. The
club will be- under commacd OF Captain
Fred Parker, who will have open dates
for any shore team for Saturday. June
IL, and July4
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-13
A Cup Derenoer Lau nched.

PHILADELPHIA, June 13-The Pilgrim,
the Boston syndicate cup defender of Ste
wart & Binney design, was launched from
the yard of Pusey & Jones yesterday
morning at Wilmington, Del There were
800 spectators present. The vessel was
christened by Mrs. q. K. Bullard Of Bos-
ton. The new yacht left under tow foy
Brooklyn yesterday afternoon, where she
will have her fin put on at the Erie basin
dock, thence she will go to Boston to be
rigged- She floats splendidly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-13
SHERIFFvS SALE.

BY virtue OF an execution. No 6.50i issued from
the Court OF Common Pleas holden at Provi-
denc', within and for the county OF Providence.
Judgment was rendered on the Sist day OF jan
uafy 1898, returnaD TO SAID court at the June
term thereof 1898. wherein William o. Bryant Of
brooklyn In the county ~ Kings and State Of
New York II plaintif and Howard X. Stokes OF
the city and county OF Providence State OF Rhode
island and Providence Plantations, \ defendent;
VIII be sold at public auction on WEDNESDAY,.
the lith day OF june 1888 at az o'clock noon at the
sLcrln's ONCE IN the county court house at the
corner OF College and Benefit streets Ia said city OF
Provdehcs ali the stock or sh ares that the above
named defendant Howard X. Stokes, had at the
time OF the attachms mt the original writ In tho
suit In which the above described execution was
obtained 10 wit the itl day OF November. 1892, at
oleieek aud 20 minutes a. IN. In Tne Providence
News Company.
Levied on this 2d day OF June 1893 at O'Clock
a. m, and VIII 10 sold u satisfy said execution r
sufficient CHARLE6 Il. CHAFFEE
1e3-lot Deputy Sheriff.
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Pleasant Bluff.

A fishing party started for Prudence
island yesterday at a. m. on the Emma
and made a catch of 260 pounds Of hand
some tautog. The largest fish caught
Weighed 0 pounds ane l3 ounces, and was
dence by ii. f. SpitzXa. The party in
cluded the following-n.lned gentlemen |:
Vic McWilliams. II. Il. Spitzka, Dan
Elliott. Thona Gibney. NJ. j. Higgins,
Charles Bride. Fred Br en-, Albert
Smith, Charles Copp.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-13
A Serious Explosion.

MADRID, June 13 "A large petard was
exploded last night on the Plaza Oriental,
which is directly in front of the left wing
Of the palace All the buildings in the
neighborhood were shaken by the shock.
The explosion was heard throughout the
city and at many points in the suburbs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-13
WORCESTER DIVISION.
new YORK & new ENGLAND
Passenger Train Service, Week Days Cor
rected to Juno IL, 1893.

Passenger Train Service, Week Days Cor
rected to juno IL. 1893.
Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows
For BOSTON-S 0S. IL 40 A. NJ, 20 ~ NJ RE-
90 TuEsH1I;s s1; 80 a a. y Ma ID is ri sp sdpM Il M;
gtRANKLili.ssss SO oS Il 40 A Nh 20. 7iSP.M
ARiISGToN. KNiGHrsvILE-71 has A. NJ.
$40 SO, s6:iO, 8 80. ''1l 90 II. N.
CRANsToN. NATICK. RIVER POINT. CENTRE
VILE wAsHiNaToNSIi TO- 9io II 80 A; n,
oAKIAwN-7 10 o 10 IL 80, ls O5 A. Nj si2 80
Rts 80, 80 10. 80 all 90 =. NJ.
PoNTiAC, ARCTIC, ,ogipNioK67i2 IL aSA. NJ
ASJHSNSs Ss5 g o. 80 sS ~. Il Co. = N. s
SUMMIT. ONE.o. sTERLlNG-71o sio A NJ.
cotaisfSr. 3 tii ife r shhESh, Moospp. pIArSrrELp
- TO- ; loA; NJ vv a % ftS ssS P;M;o so,,r,,
'vWiNSpHkM &iLLiaASfito2e. Sio 4 4 "a 4 % 4
HiRTFohp-o 10 AMI is %. asoP:
WATERBURY, DANBURY. FIsHKILL and NEW
S65RRWIsicsIs 5RIsiiss y 10 10 " . 10 A. NJ, is oS app.M
PHILADELPHIA VIA PoUaHKEEPsIE-o 10
EAST r THOMPSON, WEBSTER soUTHBRrDaE
csSkoS sqe wSRCEsbEfs hSp fs % %isr va SEwBune
AND ERIE rye 10 A. Nj
PASCOAG AND INTERMEDIATE STAT1ONs-
35, 945 A. NJ 100, i1b. $50 and ~ll 10 II. VI
returning. leave Pascose at 80. 10 ands As A.
Trains or Iio-ton leave ast end OF Union
Depot, and for Hartford and the West from west
end. for Pascoag and way stations from Gas2cs
street Depot Providence.
Tickets betweon Boston and Psevtdsncs ufmItsb
VIZ VS. JoSEs. sSo, w.R BABcocR. e.PA A.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-13
italian warships Coming.

ROME, June 13.-Three Italian warships
will sail for New York on June % to make
friendly demonstration. The new bat
tleship Re Umbarto will sail for New
York in july
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-13
SHERIFF,S SALE.

~ virtue OF an order issued from the court of
common pleas. holden at Providence, within
and Tor the county OF Providence, on the NTH day
OF June. 1898. and entered as the decree or said
court ON the fifth day OF June, lS93 will be sole at
public auction on saturday, June IA. at 12 O'clock
called, at No. 3l5 Fountain street. In the city OF
Proyidsnce the following described property at
tached on en original writ May 20. 1893 af the
suit OF Aianson Alexander aud Charles Alex
ander, Co partners, doing business In the city OF
Providence In said state, under the firm name
end style OF Alexander Brothers, OF said Proyi-
dence, and against Arthur r. White OF said Proyi-
dence, said writ being returnable TO the court OF
common pleas. holding At Providence within and
for the county OF Providence ON the frst Mond av
OF December, lS03. viz;
One bay mare, one top-buggy, one harness. ona
buffalo robe one blanket one halter and one whip.
The above property Will be sold for the benefit Of
whom IL may concern, in pursuance OF the above
order. ANDRE BLANCHARD -
10 0-S-l3-l6
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Standing of the (lubs.
IN SECOND PLACE.

Stivctts Puzzled Pittsburg and Boston
Won by Good Batting and Fielding.
BosToN, June I8. The game yesterday
was an interesting one. yet the Pittsburgs
found Stivetts an enigma, while Ehret
was batted freely. The fielding was good
until the latter part of the game, when
both teams weakened somewhat. Long,
Duffy and Donovan hit the ball In great
shape, and the fielding of the two former
players, with that of Stivetts, Shugart and
Lyons, was fine. Duffy caught Ehret at
Che home plate on great throw from
center field. The umpiripg was good.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-13


DIED.
BENFORD-In this city. on the 9th inst. Miss
ARviLLA d., daughter OF Amanda N. and the
late George Benford.
FRANCIs-In st Louis, Mo-, suddenly, OF
pneumonia. GEORGE IL. FRANCIS, In the ooth
year OF his age.
GRIFFIN-In Westerly, on the nth inst. WILL
lam n. GRIFFIN. aged S2 years
HOLLAND In PhilAdelphia. the 9th inst,
ANNIT, wife Of John Holland and daughter OF
the late Francis Mcdonnell
III q M Es-In this city. the l2th inst. MARIA,
widow o. JAMES IL. HOLMES. aged w years
MASON-in Swansea. Mass, 1lth inst. JAMES
II. MASON. aged 10 years. months "a days.
POOK Elm Greenville, on the 1lth inst, ABBIE,
wife OF the late William Pooke. In the 9Sd year
OF her age.
ROOT--In this city. 18th inst. MARY Il. CusH-
MAN, wife Of Henry 7. Root
SnARkEY-In Warren. i1th inst. EDWARD
SHAhkkY. aged ~ years.
STEERE-In Johnston. 1lth inst, DAVID
STEERE. son Of the late David and Margaret IL.
steere In the Gath year OF his age.
TAYLOR-In this city. 18th inst, SAMUEL
TAYLOR aged AZ years, months and ~ days
WApE-In Troy. N. Y, 18th inst, REBEccA O.,
widow of Hon. Laban q. Wade, In her s6th year.
WALK Erin this city. 18th inst, WILLIAM
II. WALLER, In the 56th year Of his age.
WRIGHT-At Foster. June 12, 1898. BENJAMIN
WRIGHT. aged SO years. months and Gays.
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cOPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.
OF COPARTNERsnIr

7 have this day disposed OF my interest In, and
severed all connection with the Campbell Met
calf silver Conn any. and am, BY hg. cement. not
liable for any debt In connection with above nrm
from and after May 81 1895. -
Providence II. L., June ~. 1894
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-13

hits-swartwood. Wolf 2. Drauby. Collins sacri-
hSs onnS nslSs-HTgrrang ooonnsy Csmpon Aiyord Me-
Raly t..y, =, stolen 6ase%sccamplon So Frie. Madden:
- sullivan Il by Gagen 1. Passed bail-Dowse.
Wild ptch-Gagen: Hit bv pitchei bail-Pettit.
Gagen. Time-1h- Som. Umpire-Doescher.
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Troy. Is; Binghampton. q.

BINGHAMPToN. June l3-Troy had no
difficulty in defeating the home team
yesterday. The Binghamptons played
loosely and were weak at the bat. The
score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-13

WILKEBARRE, June 13.-Wilkesbarre's
bad fielding lost them the game yester
day and the Albanys won q compara-
lively easy victory. The score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-13
Albany, IL; wnkesbarre, 10.

Base hIts.Sprlnheld, u Erie, 10. Errors-Spring-
Held a; Erie, q. Batteries = spring field, Inks
Ryan; Erie. Clark aud Mays-Berger.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-13

Earned runs-Roston, g. Pittsburg, 3; Home
runs-Duffy, Shugart, Bcckley. Three base
bits-Tucker. Lowe. Sacrifice hits-Lowe.
Carroll, Long, Miller. Stolen bases-Long
Smith, Beckley, Donovan. First base on
balls-Boston. j. Pittsburg. 3. First base on
errors-Boston. L. Pittsburg, g. Hit by pitched
ball-Tucker. Struck out-Nash, Shugart,
ID. Lyons, Beckloy. Umpire-McQuaid.
Other Games.
At Washington:
Mashington.....". II
Base hits-washington, 10, Chicago, z; Err
s-Washington, 2: Chicago, 2. Batteries
kost and Schriver; Maui and Farrell.
At New York:
louisville. o o % 20 %
Base hits-New York, IL Louisville, s. Err
rors-New York. |; Louisville. 7. Batteries
Harrington and Manning; Baldwin and Nc
Mahon.
At Brooklyn:
Cincinnati. ciiti .......... ia
Base hits Brooklyn, IL; Cincinnati. ~.
Errors Brooklyn. 4; Cincinnati, 1. Batteries
Murphy, Sullivan and Mullane; Haddock.
Kennedy and Kinslow.
AT Baltimore:
Sleyeland ........... 20 80 tls
Baltimore.... ....o q 2-E
Base hits-Cleveland, IL; Baltimore, ~. Err
rors-Cleveland. 4; Baltimore. 2. batteries
Cuppy, Young and O'Conner; Mcmahon and
Robinson.
AT Philadelphia:
e.. Louis. ...........0 90 2 o o q o o.
Philadelphia. 100 o o o l.
Base hits-H. -uis, g. Philsdelphia. 3 Er-