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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-13
TERRIBLY INCREASING.
Tue Authorities Of the Benrd Of Health Give Some
important Information About tho Present Con.
dillon Of the Peoplr.

At no time the history Of Ncwyork City have there
peen 30 many deaths pneumonia rs now. Inc o"eis
"s"re' snow that nearly twice many uca'h' from s''
cause are occurring than the last i've years ihs IL
something terrible.
Inc authorities Of Board Of Heaith say 'ha' 'hs
increase Is due To the influence OF grip. l"es sa'
that grip may be called epidemic just now ana ""' w
the majority Of cases grip vital contributing cause 10
pneumonia and all dangerous pulmonary uouocs' a.
ms time OF the year when we are changing o''r iio"
winter to spring. there is always low order OF Vitality
reaction from the strains OF the season Inc ooo'
does not now so full rapidly the srehsth Is '''
For this reason grip has much better chahee t"a" a'
any other season.
This Is time Of year when people need to De e"eiu
and too much Importance cannot be placed upon keeping
the blood warm and in circulation You must o''s
about reaction you wish avoid the pain ana dangers
OF those troubles In time. There II but one way oS e
reaction can h. brought about and that Il by the use
OF pure stimuant. preferably whiskcy But t'e gre"
dimcuty IL that there few whiskeys when arr p"i''
The only really pure and reliable whskey known VI NV
medical profession world IL Duny's Pure Mali IL
possesses qualities known only TO itself IL VIII DRUG
about reaction and prevent cold pneumonia or '"' Hr
where many socaled stmulants would foi III mas HaNc
more lives and relieved suffering than anything oil
similar nature which known before TO 'he "'ru
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GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Washington. May l2.-Mulycy's high throw TO first
base in the ninth inning allowing
lost the game for the Washingtons to-day. They out
played the Baltimores at all points and led by three
the end Of the ninth, but base balls, two
hits and Muvey's error suniced to produce enough
runs to enable visitors TO win Attendance
3sIO The score:
Sa;%css ...-.:::: :SS . Q 20
amor TO- E'9s and
Farrell; McNsbb and Clarke, umprs~snyder.
Pittsburg May 12.-Pttsburg shut Louisville out o,
day Ebrett was a puzzle 70 the Colonies. only two Of
them getting hits and both Of these were Of the scratch
Kind. While Clausen was unsteady. sending eight men
t, lsse on balls only instance did this result in
a run and he did splendid work at critical stages II
lained until within few minutes Of the time the game was
called ground was slippery Score;
I Eassqas ..::.So 9 9 9 10
a'u sHd Mack Sd
Glin umpirc~f:msie
ST. Louis May 12.-To-days game was one Of the
most sensational in this city fo many days The
ninth inning opened with the score 10 In Ceveands
favor. Young sent Plez, Gleason and Dowd 10 their
bases balls Crooks few out, Glascock made hit to
centre scoring Petz and Gleason Weiden followed with
a hit In the same place, scoring Dowd shc 'dasscocK
st. Louis in the lead and the crowd acte1 Ike
uanacs. Childs the bat for Cleveland. Gleason
sent him 70 his balls. Burket made safe hit
right Mexican got his base on balls The bases were
full and out. Ewing hit 70 Gleason and Chiids
died at the plate. Virtue knocked h, liner TO Glass
throw McAleer lifted ny 10 far centre but Brode got
Underneath it, and the Louis team led the League
race. -Four thousand hundred people saw the game
Score:
81 si.l kRss .:..:..::..S . 9 ! O.
Bssehits-St. Louis = Cleveland II. Errors ST. Louis
- Cleveland g. Eatcrics-t,easOI and pctr Young ana
O'COnnor. Umpire-McQuaid.
Princeton n. j. May I2.-prnceton beat the Lawrence
willie School has, ball this afternoon by score OF Ia 2
Chicago May 12.-The Chica Cincinnati game to-day
was postponed because Of rain
Amherst, Mass, May IL (specisD.-iard hitting won
for Amherst to-day. Wesleyan sent the team
that the Yale VARSITY last Monday. but, although
they heded fairly and foun1 rcgoys delivery, they were
outilayed at every point, winning by score OF to a.
Colby laid of and Gregory took his place that the
Amherst outneld might have chance for practice
Ellis and Allen played the game for Amherst. while
Searles did the best WORK for Wesleyan
Washington, May 12-To-day's game between the
GEORGETOWN and Cornell College resulted follows:
cn.,elI ACKNOWLEDGEMENT q o o o p
GeoroetowD ...............-..2 U o.
Basehns-Corneil 4. Georgetown g. Errors-Cornell D.
Geoycet0wn 5 Baterics-COrncll Priest and H. Taylor
(,eorgetown. CarnOdy and Sullivan.
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hard. Tic: Ne 1 Northern, 60 1-lc: No Northern

az. No NOlll'rli, w LII, w Avn ''''''
% &c.
Philadelphia May I2.--rlour. duh ana largely
nominal. Rye -four In light request but steady, NJ
strong. and prices advanced l-2034c; Nc r." I
Nay ia - Lie; june 7oo - lac July. Iru'0 4c
August sOa 80 lac. corn-Opticn marhet LA 5-'c
higher; No = mixed May, jOa ID lie: June. %"
30 lac: july 80 LA - sac August, 81 LA u &c
Oats-f uturcs nominaly unchanged: No white Nay
Al 1-4a41 3-ic; June. 40 liza Ale: July, 40 La
Al i-fc Butter quiet and 1c lower. IennSyl-
vnnia creamery extra. 20c: do print, extra 3lc.
Egg, quiet and easy: Pennsylvania trsts, 10 1-4n
- / De Sugar-Rcfned very quiet prices unchanged
iced scarce and higher winter bran, Sl- J00 S10 D
and in fair d, mand other articles unchanged
It. Louis, MAY i1.-flour-Facnts. 70 -" @:' -
extra fancy, - I5o - -; fancy, ~ 5oe y! -.
Wheat WAS sold down ;-o"1-2c early, but rillei
I2c closing lc above yesterday M. ,. red. cash.
20 I,sc: MAY. 20 3-.c July. 73 l-sn7i j-Sc.
closing - I-.n "a use: August. - j-c: september.
- lic Corn was not v"y active. bui closed
i-sc above yesterday No {" mIN'd. carry, cash.
30 1-4o:,9 Bic; May. 400: July, 40 l2adlc. coSn:
40 7so4Ic Oats neglected Ne = cash, BE :.
May. :i3c asked: July. :, BID Ey" ana barley, NO
nomnally II O5. Timothy unchang d.. Hay un-
IL 34c. Lead nOmnalh ~ 90. spelier firm. ~ 30.
Corn meal steady, unchanged. Whi,ac, steady. ~ H.
Provisions quiet. seady, in fairly good demand, with
10 change In prices.
Toledo. May 12.-Wheat active. 6rmer: No . cish
74c May "A 34c; june. - l-2c: July. - 34c ::
August, 1Dc Corn dull. firm: Nc cash ana May.
I3 lie: July Al lie: M. 3, 44c. oats quiet !:
No ., 81 lie. Rye dull: cash, jJc. Clover seed
dull firm prime October ~.
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DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For New Ens iand. gene all, fair followed by SHOWERS
Saturday afternoon night. except In Maine; south
southeast winds.
For Eastern Ncw.York. !alr. followed by licht
showers Satlriay moon; south winds slightly cooler IN
the extreme east. from Albany north
For the District OF Columbia. Eastern Pennsylvania
New Jersey Delaware, Marylrnd and Virginia. ll2ht
showers cooler; southca,tery wlnls, becoming south
probbly fair sunday
For North Carolina. fair saturday. preceded by light
showers, for South Carolina, "ecrs'' Forda. Ailan'
aud Nj s>-ippl fair.
for Iou -iana and Texas generally fair pre-
ced,d by light showers Oh the Texas coiHt
For IVES; Virginia and OHIO. fair Saturday, except
shower, on Lake Erie; slightly warmer.
For Western New orh and Western PennsylN anna,
showers slightly cooler Buffalo southwest winds De-
For Indiana and Iinois. fair; warmer; northwest
FOR Kansas Colorado Montana, fair: for Michigan.
showers for Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dakota, South
Dakota Iowa and Nebraska. fair.
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BROOKLYN WINS EASILY.
GETTING REVENGE FROM BOSTON.
DIG CROWD SEES A LIVELY AND INTERESTING
BASEBALL GAME.
GAAiT NESrERnAX


There another crowd at Eastern Park ycstcr
day afternoon to witness the second between the
Boston and Brooklyn teams. The home played IN
excellent form and a rather victory the
champions About 1000 people present and the
attendance Of again large. The Brdegroon,s
showed consdeiab energy In their work out.
PLAYED their opponents point OF the game.
Stein, who appears ~ be Drooklyns winning pitcher
did excellent work. retiring the champions in one
three order In seven OF the innings not his
fault that the Bosons scoIcd Nashs play at third
good has seen in this neiVhbor.
hood
second the champions got three and took the lead
With one out Nash made two-base hit to LEFT Held TAX
ne third an instant later on wild pitch li1 on
fuckers out 70 centre hcd. Lowe first on an
by DAILY and he scored hit 10 centre
ncu. Neriiu scored on by Richardson. In the
last half OF the inning Brooklyn runs and hr
spectators felt happy. Daily led of threc-base
and as Corcoran reached first nun by Tucker
sod knslow sacrificed Corcoran second from where
ne scored by Nash.
The home players runs in the fourth inning
making their lead 5 to 8. Daily first ON
called balls, and richardson safely Both scored with
kinsow on the latter's homoun drive centre field
The Brooklyn men increased their lead one more
run in the NTH inning Foutz led OIL with a two.base
HIT reached third sacrifice Burns OH
Days NY tn Carroll The home players 'cinched'' their
victory with two mora in the seventh inning. Griffin
hit safely and scored threebase hit right Held by
toutr The litter scored BufnsS out Duffy leay.
iag the tabulated result follows:
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TWO PRESIDENTS IN CONFERENCE.

Chicago. Nay 12.-Thc long ialhed-o' cohI'renc"
between President Jeffrey of the Denver and Rio
Grandc and President Rcinhart. OF the Nchis"h De
gan This morning In Mr.. Rcinharts of"'. ana VIII
probably continue for three days or longer raci
pr, sidcni was this morning surrounded ny hnm"f
Of sulordnatrs and tie conference WIS NOR" or y
general meeting than Of II talk be'"e'h the Nv"
presidents To-day spent In gong over hhc'h'
history regarding the Colorado troubles ana no
,r.,pees w.s don. leaking 70 m immediate settle.
ment Both sides. however. declare that me ou'
come will he pcaceablc one.
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THE STATE or TRADE.

sas ,''' 7S5 b iS Wheat rmcr; No red, SPOT
- la - jrc: May. - lie bid June, 1oa - &c
July. - 34o 79c steamer No : red, ~ :'-Ic hid
wheat by sample, 10 &c. Com firm: mixed,
spot May and jane. soc bid July. 80 la 20 3-4c
stock. JOi0-s bush sales, 1900 bush white corn
by sample Doc yellow do do. Die. oats quiet ana
do 81 LA SIC; stock, I:6..i7 bush. Rye-fair in
puiry No =. GJc: stock. 2i.s'D lIay-t1od de
mand good choice timothy, Tl5 80" $40 80. Grain
lrcights slow. unchanged. Cotton nominal: mddling.
lice. Provisions steady mess pork T2l 80 bilA-
meats, loose. shoulders, lie: long clear. ii lie
clear rib. sides, II lie: sugnr-mckl.d shoulders.
IL lie sugar-curcd smoked shoulders Il lee hams.
- Bic: lard refined. lie. Butter quiet creamery.
fancy. 2rc fair To choice. 2G0 21c; do imitation,
~ 23c adle; fancy. y" :oc good TO ch1lc aoc
pacAcd. zoe. Eggs steady. lac. tolcc firm; Rio
cargoes, fair lsc: No :. l6a Ii sc. -ugar strong
granulalcd, , lie. Copper nnchang d. Wbishcy
nrm, ~ 2O0 II II.
Boston. May 12.-Marl.rts stea,y.
Iufiao, May 12.-Sping VIII al dull offerings, spot.
NJ. Northern, - lie; sales, 10000 bushels No. /
Northern Duuh, C.. f.. - 5-oc closing No hard,
C. |. T.. as 1-oc; No. NOrthefn G. J. L., 80 use
winter wheat, few No red, sold at 10c. No. l.
dull No. red. zoe: No. 3 extra red, 81 l-2c No.
l. white 70c asked Corn dun offerings liberal OF No.
= No. yellow. light other grades sales. 5000
bush No. = yellow. A. 1-2ul7 Bic; 10000 bush
NO. =. 40 lie. oats steady, light supply. fair de
mand sales, 4 No > white, fOc u cars No j
white, :,-a - lie: = do. choice. :i,c cars. No. =
mixed, 30 lie. Ryc-Nothing doing: no. =. quoted
C2c. Flour firm. fair demand: best spring. - ij0
~ % do winter ~ 1Oo - 80 Rye Hour ~ Boz
", -. Mill feed scarce. firm good demand. unchanged.
Canal frrights steady; wheat. lie; corn. 1-Sc
seed, / lie.
Chicago. May I2.-Thc leading futures ranged as
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HARD TINES IL ICELAND.

Gloucester. Mass. May ia letter received
from the schooner Rlg,l. OF the ICELAND halibu;
feet. dated april 10. says that considerable Gestitn-
ton prevails among The people Of the eastern coast Of
Iceland and starvation feared If they We're not
soon relieved. Ths hay crop has been failure
and the people had To kill cattle for food one
marine disaster was reported. The schooner Maggie
Mckenzie had sailed for the fishing grounds, but has
not been heard from.
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SOLDIERS TO STOP RAILROAD Bt'IIDlNt;

It. Taul, May ia dispatch to "Thc Pioneer
Press from Victoria, Is. G., says: THE continued
Intrusion Of Ross and his railroad party ana their
dee: minatcn 10 build the Puyallup Reservation
eliminated In order from the War Department 10
put stop forclbly I, the railroad building General
Rugcr has ordered Captain Carpenter and company
Of the l4tl Infantry TO proceed TO the reservation
and they left Vancouver this morning for the scene'
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NATIONAL GUARD SHOOTING AT CREEDMOOR

.r.ednoo. Fife Range occupied yesterday by a
battalion OF the It'll Regiment, composed of Companies
| and X under command OF Captain Iarpc-, and mum
herring in all Is5 and Or those present all
nualtcd in the class 100 y1rd-) ana 49, won
the state sman's decoration with OF 80 ana
over at 900 and 800 yards. Company having " and
tom,any 90 The weather fair, with a light
80 70 q o'clock wind blowing all day
Iap,ain w. II. Palmer, the regnental Inspector OF
rife practice had charge OF tn pracucc uhder e super
vision Of the General Inspector Of Iihe Practice OF The
state General b. NJ. Whitlock. In the vOlly firing at
the man aigts" the record was Company /, $40 shots
u,d and yG9 hts Company X $50 shots nie1 and 1888
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FOR A NEW ROAD IN ILLINOIS.

Clayton. ILL.,. May IL (spccia).-The work OF CON
struciing The new Clayton and Pea Ridge Railroad
VIII begin In a few days. and II Is expected that the
road Will be In operation before many months. The
line runs from Clayton Into valuable coal fields
In Adams aud Brown Counties. The Wabash Rail
road Is said To b,- Interested I'm the enterprise.
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VALE ATHLETES START FOR CAMBRIDGE

yew.Iiayen Conn. May i2.-Tbe Yale track athleue
team left here to-day for Boston IL will meet
Harvard in the annual dual gsmes at Cambridge. Mass
tomorrow and chances for it, success sre thought
here IN lie favorable Though the team Is composed
largely Of unt,ed men the practice this spring has been
unususlly constsnt, and In private trials number OF
members hsys made phenomenal records which are Kept
quiet BIZ Trainer Murphy. Much Yale money mas a.
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ready been sent to Cambridge and more will he taken
tonight.
END OF A GUS cLun rouRNAMnNT

saratoga, N. Y. May 1.-THE fourth annual tourna-
ment OF the Saratoga Gun Club was brought 10 sue
ccssu cisc this afternoon The following contests were
schcouied Tor to-day: Six ten.bd matches with four
moneys respectively fifteen. bird matches with FIVE
moneys and two twenty bird matches with six moneys
The highest possible aggregate yesterday i25
tirds The first average by second by
cikcs, third by Wagner fourth by Edgaon and fifth by
kcllar and IHycnpston
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THE IHER REPORT.
TIE CLEARING con

THE CLEARING CONDITION STATIONARY.
The has moved ,outhcfntaarl Lake Michigan.
diminishing In cacrgy ond storm hs moved slowly
outh.a-ward to north Of Notl DAKOTA The clear.
condition has remained nearly stationary Nova
scotia. I. ght rains have fallen IN thu Lake re20nf
the Ohio Valley aud the west Guf region. The
temperature generally risen wet Of the Mississippi,
foilea Lake rcgOn- and remained nearly Ia
ii mary elsewhere.
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4 REoRGANIzEp WESTERN ROAD.

indianapolis, May Ia.-rhe Indianapolis. Decatur
md Western Railroad has been reorsa".A'" ana u
lame changed 10 the indianapolis anu "a'eh'
limos II will be- known as The Decatur ana sprine
rb. line will he I.ascd IN the Cincinnati. Hamilton
and Dayton. The Illinois end viii have capital Of
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animals and alleged funny the club hopes 10 III
the building funj a considerable extent ~"
music Will be furnished by the eth Regiment Band inc
afternoon performance intended principally for the lit
aud the sale Of ticket, has been heavy IL Is al
visablc to attend eaty The general admission at boz,
afternoon and evening performances will be 90 cents AMI
for reserved
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CLEVELAND CAR COMPANIES CONSOLIDATE.

Cleveland, MAY Io.-Thc consolidation OF inc tl'V'
land City Cable Company and the ""on"hd ANch"
and West side street Railroad Company, which hn
boon foresbadowed for weeks. ha, been agreed TO.
At the beginning Of the present year five railway
companes controlled the seventeen lines Of street
ears In this city In few weeks these same Scv'n''""
lines will he owned and operated by TWO companies.
The mime q the second o0nsom"''u 'onlmN u'
plans for the formation Of when , mavr !,s, nr."
completed. l. The Cleveland tit' ita"nN 'nnpnnN
The now organization Will be- cnpnlIr,u ~ Fr,oV',FN
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GAMES TO-DAY.

Brooklyn vs.. Beston. AZ Eastern lsrk Biooklyn.
Philadelphia vs. Nev-Eork, at Philadelphia.
Baltimore Washington, Baltimore
Pitt>burc Louisville. a PIttsl
Chicago IS. Cincinnati Chicago
St Louis Cleveland. s.. Louis
The New-York A {. and Staten Island Cricket team
will play at the Polo Ground, TODAY West Brighton
the Staten Island A G. and Jasper hines will play.
The Rutgers College and Harlem \. A. mines
will play At One-hundrcd ighth.st gr und,.
The Columbia College baseball will visit Psssait.
Athletic Club
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Chicago. May 1.-THE leading futures ranged as
follows:
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing.

QOtatiou rs 10 lows. III hir turhi' p"'
uilers sin asking folm prices ont. no Whit,
ljI,d through. 30 lie: No 3. ~ 4c. No I: spiins
wheat IA - I-sc: No } spring wheat. o d. ooc No
:, red IA - 1-sc. No = corn, ~ Sc No oat,'
30 lie. No . rye. 6Oc. No barley. o2c. no
naxsc,d, ~ on al Os. Prime timothy seed. ~ 10.
Mes, pork. per bb $40 BOA go 80. Lard. per 100
10. si1 ~ I-2o $40 81 -. short ribs sides dooser
$IO - I-2a$IO 20. Dry salted shoulders IboNdh
siOa x1O % short clear sides tboxedl SO 2oo
sIo 80. Whisky. stillers' finished goods, per gal
~ H. sugars. cut loaf. lie ginnnated 10 40
standard A. ~ 81. Oats. No white, b. 10 L."
"a Y-tc ON the Produce Exchnng' to-day the butter
market was easier: creamery. lso2jc: dairy l9a
.ic Eggs weak ste dy fresh. Ia II i,sc.
Cincinrai May i!.-fl0ur steady. Wheat In fair
A. mand Nc {. red. 7Oa lie torn firm No. mixed
-. Oats easy No = mixed. 30 l-2a pc; RYE
IuIe 40 -. Bu!k meats quiet. fI0 80. Bacon
: cadv. sIs. Whiskey steady: sales. 80 bbl'.
~ IL. Buicr easy. Eggs strong he. Cheese frm
Milwaukee. May l2-Flour finn. Wheat irn
July - :Jic: M. sp'ing. 'lc: No j. Northern
re Corn firm: No .. 43c. oatSNo white
- % :ujc NJ 3 d.. 3fa3jc. Farley quiet No
!. rlc sample 49, BE. rye firm: No |, II lie
Provisions quiet. Pork-Juiv S2o. Lard ot'adv ;
- ~ y.
>,,nu.u, ,u,. May I-.-ihrir was very nd trade
,,a.v The cash market was relatively stronger than
futures I'M prices little easier than yesterday
No Northern .old at Js 34a 60c No Northern
.,a at 81 ~ 34c. tlose-May opened and lowest
,a'c. highest and closing sc July opening 10 3sc;
M0hesi 20 ; IA 20 3-4c: lowest. 90 1-4a60 $50:
closed 10 3sc. september opened II 7-sc highest
ana closed, 73c; lowest. II $40. On tfSek-No
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FOUGHT EY TIE GREAT NORTHERN

bayfield,, Wis. May 12.-I Is stated that the Bay
field liarbor and Great Western Railway has been
Iuichas' by the Great Northern Railroad Company
The former road will connect this place with Port
Wing, the town the lake. and Iron River. the
thriving inland town, and extend to 1lincslcy MINI.
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NEW TRAN SERVICE on TIE WABASH.

Chicago May 1..-beginning next sunday The
Wabash will run trains r,elarly It's new line
Lctwcrn Chicago and Detroit. II expects also to
fast train between Chicago and 81. Louis
which Is to make The distance In eight hours and
ihirtrcn miIluirS.
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GIANTS LOSE ANOTHER GAME.
BEATEN DIsAsrRoUsLY BY THE QUAKER CITY


Philadelphia. May 12.-Philadslphis hammered Fore.
all the field to-day in the game with NewYork.
and in the fourth inning scored eleven many
hits including three two-baggcrs and triple. He
succeeded BY Crane who Jared better the
already Sharrott sps.ned his back in running
tween third and home la inning gave way
10 Taylor Davss batting again the feature. he
making two home and two.base hit. Attendance
600 The
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100000. The Eoard OF Directors is composed OF
W. T. Hatch, OF Brooklyn H. d. Hammond OF Glen
Ridge. y. j.: r. y. Atkins F. C. Hollins and ID. W.
Hermann OF New York: &. q. DOrman Decatur, ILL.,,
and {. W. WOlverton, Of TusrOa. H.
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NEW.YORk.

Earned runs-Phiadephia II, Ncw-fork 3. Fist base
by errois-Phlladephia J. New-Nork l. Left on bases
Philadelphia 10, New-York :. First bae on bas-0f
Shsrrott /. Home runs-Dav. y. Thrccb,se hits
mpsOn, Ticrnan. Twobaec hits-CrOs- BOYLE . Ham
lton. Delshanty, Thompson. Davis. Conner. S"rilce
hits-Lyons. Crane Stolen bis,s-IiamtOn Delnhlniy
Reilly. HI BY pitchcr-iIy Foreman l. by Crane l.
Wild pitches-Ciane .. rmpre-Hurst Time Of game
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TILE pETROLEI- MIRh Ell.

The crude oil markets again We're neglected yeste"
Gav at both the Naw-lorn exchanges. In on rty
pice, recovered slightly 10 81 81 and D cents Re
lined petroleum wds unchanged ~ 30 cents III
barrels 200 cents in bulk and 40 cents l. cases
Foreign quotations Antwerp II l-sn IL !
francs; Bremen $50 marks; London 4 l-o@i Ia
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LOUISVILLE CLAIMS BALDWIN.

Pittsbur2 May I2.-Captan PETER Of Louisville
Club stated last night that the Louisville club
has first claim Mark Baldwin, and he pifch
that club Baldwin, however. emphatcaIl, statd that
he prefers TO retire from baseball rather than play IN
Louisville and he won't go there.
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Tribune Cnce, May 10, l "A. m-flear and somewhat
coolr weather prevailed yesterday. The temperature
ranged - and 76 degrees, the aveag" (0is)
being &. higher corresponding day last
nd IA lower than on Thur day
In and near this city to-day the weather l. likely TO
be fair, with light siowors; .oarWhat cooler