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The Lamar register., 1893-12-02
Granada Items.
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Nv. d. Combs and family, of Grip
pie Greek, are visiting Mrs. Combs
father, NJ. f. Dickinson.
There is a movement on foot to
have races and other forms of amuse
ment in Granada for Christmas.
The ladies of the NJ f. church
gave supper on thanksgiving night
and the young people wound up the
festivities with dance.
A remonstrance against moving
the L. S. land office from Lamar is
being circulated in Granada 1t is
receiving large number of sigma
lures.
Granada was full of trains last
Wednesday. A Baca county mule
that had filed himself with alfalfa
and felt that he owned the earth
stood on the railroad track until a
freight train knocked him off. Seven
cars were derailed in the operation,
and trains were delayed about 10
hours.
y A. ID. Barton, of the KY ranch,
leaves this week for his former home
in Ireland. Mr.. Barton has a brother
and two uncles who are prominent
members of the British parliament,
his brother being the youngest
queens counsel known to English
history. The above are members OF
the conservative party of Great Brit
ain, but Mr.. Barton has renounced
allegiance to the queen and IS an
American citizen, straight republi-
can and an all around good fellow.
ARuL.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

lxrUzRFAS Boss Perry, of the County of
" Bent and State OF Colorado, hy his his
-ertain deed of trust dated November 18th, 1880
md recorded November 9Th, $50, in book No. ),
At page 2I5 of the records of the office of the
gey to the undersigned ]. c. Davidson, trus-
ec, the following described tract of land stu
tel in the county of Prowers, state oi ., ooip7
sest quarter lswA and the south half ls1s OF
he southeast quarter Iswsl of section thirty
our G3ll in township No. twenty-seven I'll
.outh of range No. forty seven Ia west Of the
lth p. m :, containing one hundred and and sixty
acres according to the goveFnlneant .a surne. ull3
Il securing payment of his one certain promis-
.ory note of even date with said deed Of trust
and payable to the order of Lane and Murray
ior the principal sum of three hundred and
shirty-six tSS3il dollars with intcrest from date
aid note being payable one year from d. te, and
Whereas IL is stipulated and agreed IN sam
Iced of trust that in of default in the pay
,ert of said note or the interest thereon, when
tho same shall become due and payable. then
and in that case SAID mote anu ti iteLesa siaii -,
Immediately become due and payahle, ana TO
enforce such payment this trust may at the op,
ton of of the holder of said note be foreciosed
Whereas, default has been made in the pay
ment of SAID note and the interest thereon IN
accordance with its tenor and stipulations.
Now therefore, in accordance with the terms /
Of this trust and the wish es OF the legal hoider
pf said n .te a ID tl power conferred upon me by
virtue OF sad trust ueed l. j. c. Davidson, trus,
tee in case of my absence. INABILITY or reiusal
TO act, then the acting sheriff of prowers county
trust snail succeed to this trust will on the Oth
lay of December. 1898. at the hour of O'Clock
in the afternoon of said day, at the front door
II the court house in Lamar. Prowers county.
Colorado sell at public auction TO the highest
scribed property and all the right. title, beneht
and equity of redemption of the said Boss Ferry,
his heirs or assigns thereto, for the purpose OF
paving the above described note ana the inter-
st thereon and the costs of this trust and the
money advanced for taxes and other liens win VII.
the interest thereon, in accordance with ohe
terms of said trust deed. - -,
CHAs. NJ. RIGLEY. j. {. bANdpsoN,
Attorney, ii"s''"
Las Animas, Colo.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE At LAMAR, Coz Coz

November "a 1898.
rOTICE is hereby given that the following
Z named settler has filed notice of his inten-
nd that said proof will be made before the
se;ister or Receiver at Lamar, Colorado. on
&. 6. 1891, viz; Ma j. McMillen ii. L. No
} T. for the mex sex, section 81. 4 ni8 sw4 4
l~A sex, section IS. township %. range IS.
He names tho following witnesses to prove
IS continuous residence upon and cultlyation
itrger. James Graham, of Carlton, Colo. a, b.
aecs-janS C, d. FORD, Register.
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Is in the city.
The band will realize neat sum
from their dance.
A. 5. Thompson spent few days
at Granada this week.
Mr. and Mrs. b. b. Brown went TO
Pueblo Friday morning.
sheriff Tate took Bently Logan to
Canon the first ofthe week.
Tuesday was one Of the most dis.
agreeable days OF the year.
- VIII Goodale has gone to Iowa for
visit OF couple OF weeks,
Rev Mr.. and Mrs. Gale were up
from Granada on "Wednesday.
Mr.. Herbert has been confined to
his house for several days, but IS
now much better.
g. IL and L W Dpwner are at
the old homestead They came in
Monday evening.
The mill has shut down for few
days, TO enable some necessary re
pairs to be made.
-On Monday Mrs o. G. Hess
Started for the east She will spend |
q lev snonths in Missouri.
J. ". Gollaiay left for Greeley
on "Wednesday. He will travel for
the Wrought Iron Range Co.
A bright new stock Of gods at
sinty cents on the dollar defies com
petion 5. MoHEIs IKwIS 4 Co.
Harry ard erss-us Is hst5c ~i,h "Tae Ro- /
sA-asf. ,s- lives ~ he ish, Of the ssosninE.
p .asrs s.sr~. Escsess-r Ls-s O. Srs s-k-
The danee at Johnston's store.
Wednesday evening and the one at the
Hose House Thursday night were
both liberally patronized.
Thers viii be regular communica-
ton this evening OF Lamar Lodge
No 80 A f. 4 A NJ at which will
oocur the election OF officers for the
ensuing year.
The members OF the band have re
quested the RrGIsrxR to extend to
the public their hearty thanks for the
generous attendance upon their ball
Thursday evening.
~ l. Wirt Markham was in Denver
z on Thursday. He witnessed the big
foot ball game there, and saw the
Baker university boys give the Denver
teams thorough drubbing.
Interesting thanksgiving services
occurred at the NJ T. church Thurs
day forenoon. The addresses were
carefully prepared, and listened to
very attentively by a good audience
During the wind Of Tuesday the
roof Of the brick barn upon the Card
dock place collapsed The structure
had been in shaky condition for
some time.
Does your farm loan with LON
bard Investing Company mature this
winter or next spring. If so see l.
Writ Markham, their agent, at once
and get same renewed or extended if
YOU cannot pay off the loan
The had roads south of town is
causinp a good deal of business to go
10 Syracuse and Las Animas that
o,berwise would come here. When Y
n IS remembered that all OF the trade
from Baca county to Lamar must
trovsl this road it will at once be
seen the necessity of keeping 1t IN
GOOD repair. When man has hauled
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CoTILDN'T BAT AMOS RUSIE,
,-r,,lE 7HE VIEW rORKS Used THE
s,rCK WITH ZINE RESULTS.

1y.ra. Men Arc Now In Eighth P,nce-The
proeAi,n- Fan BEFORE the ounkers he
.,u.r Strin IL Inc Fective- irburgh Win.
.a,is aud Draws Away from the Crip-
,,.d observation-disclosures Wins from WASH
,,rton cincinnati mud 81. Louis Tied.
Such ball playing as the New Yorks did yes
.orday, |, continued. will land them In n re-
.nsctable position In the race before tho wire
a. reached They not only defeated the Balti-
,oores, but also took eighth place away from
,bem. but twenty points separate Wards
,.am from the st. Louis and Cincinnatis. who
.re on even terms for sixth place. and right
smhrt playing can overcome this advantage
IN short order The Brooklyns wero sorely
beaten in Philadelphia and arc now almost
down TO the 500 mark. Boston turned the
tables on the Washingtons and still continue
close upon tho leaders heels. Pittsburgh
vslopcd Louisville again and drew further
away from tho Clevelands. who lost another
game 70 Cincinnati st. Louis knocked Anson
down second time. and Uncle now says he
has no hope for the pennant. The rcsults:
psv York. q; Baltimore. g.
Philadelphia, III: Brooklyn
Boston. IL: Washington. q
cincinnati I; Cleveland. 2.
ST, Louis q; Chicago. !.
I',,,t, r,h syiits A
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The Fourth.cinss Postmasters.

WASHINGTON July 25.-The total number OF
fourth-class Postmasters appointed to-day
was ninety eight, OF which thirty-seven were
to I'LL vacancies caused by designations and
death. Among the appointments were the
following:
Maine-Mrs. Sadie O. Berry. Concord: Thoma Holmes
Ltchheld Corner: E. NJ Norton, fittston: L. n. Aien
Vienna.
New Jersey-R N. Thomas Anderson: A. Van Sickle,
Lebanon: Edwin SnOver. White House.
New lork-A. j. WIlfSic. Rouckville; g. l. Baker,
Charlton station: NJ. A. Matteson East Springfield: c.
McC. AuEur hartwck. owen Tuily. LeOnarlsvilie; ..
O. Btcknell Madison 5. C. Smith. Perry Centre: Al
m0nd Becker. West Berne.
nsylvania-Robert black. Harrisville; J. b. Pc
terson. Ligoher: T. G AlboHast. Mount Pleasant Mills
Nermont-Ahce NJ. Albee. New Fame: II. Z. Kendall
North Sheldon
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Tho Rev. Mr.. Mayhnm Justified In Protect
Ing HIS Church Carpet.

Several articles appeared in tho newspapers
two weeks ago rejecting upon tho Rev. r. c.
Mayham. pastor OF the Second Methodist Epis-
copal Church. halfway. n j.. who. 1t was al
legged. had ll-treated boy FOR soiling the car
pets Of the church. Tho boy was really a
young man. n plumber. who had some work to
do in the cellar OF the church. ana instead Of
entering sne and eavng by * the outside cellar
going through the furnished rooms OF tho
church. After demonstrating with him repeat
OF the building.
The father Of tho young man made COM
later hour OF the same day decided to with
draw the complaint. so tho matter is now
ended. and Mr.. Mayham is not under bonds to
await the action OF the Grand Jury as has
been set forth.
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Baseball Notes.

Tony Mullane may pitch for Baltimore to-day.
President Van Colt rarely misses game nowadays.
German and Wilson will be New York's battery to
snyder umptred the game in Emslies absence quite
satisfactorily.
Taylor and Shindlo are great chuma Kelley and Jer
nings are also cronies
iP s-The Brooklyn Club merely claimed his ser.
vices. but did not sign him.
Bright. i5s Prince street New York city.
%f h the
Foutz may OF Brooklyns regular pitchers
II his other twirers continue to be bombarded.
on order of under tho pitching rules.
stafford has not sh9wn up 1 as the erapLs M expected
suspicion.
John I. NcGlone. tho ex.LeaEus third baseman. will
open safe at y A!Hb"ma avenue Twenty.'1'h ward
THs New a Yoss play IA Ss IN End
ground with jim oROurkes men.
,.z,iis ts.snsd on ss,araay iSs.%sns q !Is
dent asked him 70 L, ,. ana he w dG 20
OF the season when new President win be elected
Kelly. Baldwin. Ward, Davies, German. Doyle. Rusie
and sass SHnnoT at ri. aSGH n..
Rely made book last night Installing BALDWIN a %
iS's
fab on Monday niEnt II future ths bsiisres WI =
'n.
be change in the team. although Ward says not at
present Mr. Talcott fAvors the placing of keeler at
third and Davis In left field although he dscliues
interfere with Wards judgment.
CIscisS.rI July 25-CApt Comiskey has gone South
on a fortnights iour of inspection He VIII try and dig
up few now players while recuperatng, lie is not
is exaggrraied While away he will doubtless size up
OutneLIer Mccarthy of the CharlestOns. and make a
cali on Dan baub one of the Two pitchers to whom
UIncinna att have strings attached.
President Powers OF tho Eastern League has issued
the following bulletin: Contracts approved-Wih A +.
bnny !. whistler and George BAuswine; with BinR-
and Robert Rarr; with Erie Jas Peoples; with wilkes
barre Pitcher Burre. NJ. PoiheinuA and o. StOckdAe;
with Providence. James Rogers. Harry Lyons and f.
ItndderhAm. Re.eased-By Blnghhmton, jhneA Rogers:
by EIie r. Zmrar; by Providence. Joo liornuDg. Sus
p.nded-By Spring held, NJ H. Bradley.
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RUSSELL SAGE MINES $40.
Della Keeran's Motion In Her suit Against
Him Denied with Costs.

Him Denteu WIN tOsts.
Russell Sage has won the first point In his
legal contest with Della Keegan. who says he
betrayed her twenty-five years ago under
promise OF marriage. To-day she must go
down town to the millionaire's offlce and pay
him SO Judge okstaver, In the Court OF Com
mon Pleas. handed down yesterdny morning
his decision on the application Of Miss Kee-
gan's lawyer for the dismissal OF Judge Bisch-
offs order granting twenty days more time
for the millionaire to file an am ended answer to
the complaint. The application was denied,
and tho order instructing Miss Keegan to pay
Mr.. sage SO costs was tackled at the foot OF
the application.
With the denial and the order Judge Book
staver turned over TO the Clerk OF the court all
the papers and afIidavits in tho case and they
hccnme public property. The only paper in
the lot that had not already been made public
was tho bill OF particulars mado by Miss kee
gan at, the demand OF Mr. sage. The docu-
which she swears was Mr.. Sage's. was born
in Ireland In 1860 or 1870. 1t lived seven
months. After coming back to America at
Mr.. Sage's solicitation she swears she avoided
similar difficulties by taking medicines which
Mr.. Sage gave to her. go
The amended answer will not be filed until
tho full twenty days extension is up. Mr..
Sage and his lawyers do not believe that Miss
Kcegan alone Is responsible for the suit, and
they will devote the extension OF time to try
ing to find out who Is behind her.
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SKw YORK, o: BALTIMORE. 3.


Nothing could have stopped tho New Iorks
yesterday. They played championships ball
IN every respect and defeated the Naltimorcs
thb%S. and isusie pitched nothing but French
peas over the plate. The visitors got hut four
singles. and would hnye been shut vut but for
two fatal bases on balls and poor throw 10y
Manager Hanlon put in Young Hawke and the
iong-legged McNabp tossed them oyer. but 1t
was too late T. do any good krsie be-.
and and Keiey ii siS but Shniic drovo safe ono to
left and Billy tried 10 get to second. but big
Migan get the ball there three feet ahead 4 .I. of
him. and Wards team came in to lace HaWke.
nan. however, smashed tho hall on the door
the R latter tier misiudrSd It and tEcp chased it to
the club house,while Nike scored u clean homo
run. hoGer coAnor krr. up tho fun by whnck-
Ing out \ single. stealing second. ana coming
home on Miigan's hit to centre. nut the fat
catcher was left. as burke was AN easy out.
and Nav York cut on. z bloGE Of four runs.
Fuller hun,oi and heat the pail. Then huaio
s% ar ~ th m e
centre field. Rusio sprintcd to. first. gnl!oped
to second. canterrd to third. and trotted home
from any Of the s'nr cranks. i;eA-faced stni.
= bal that sailed. straight up over
ths PLATE mis high t eathssrhisEsdd
oa tie paae Khee he it '% wouI Si a
Iown came the sphere rs II dropped from the
tor Of tile Washington Monument. and Clarke
nufTed It as il It had been molten iron. stat
ford. meanwhile. had scampeIed around %
third. whence no scored On Johnny Wards
tafe bunt, Tietnan put his manager on sec
cpd but tho manager tried TO steal third after
Davis had secured hrst on balls. and was easily
thrown out. Connor hit n hot ball to McCiraw.
and beat the throw. Davis getting around to
third on the play. Roger drew throw to sec
cnd on which Davis scored by the fastest kind
OF sprinting. MulliCan struck out and tho
score footed NJ. I TO 0 In New York's favor
baltimore got TWO runs in tho fourth after
Kelley had retired. Shindle got four ba!s and
novel TO third on Taylor's hit; I-eadway
score until Long. scratched a hit to Fuller.
Trealway stole third. and. on Mt!ligan's wild
throw to Davis. ran home.
Stafford scored another run for New York in
cracking threatbacgnr By Davis. and hliliRan
got around In the tlth on his single. two sac
Iinces. and hi. By Rusie.
For Baltimore Trcadway began the ninth by
striking out. Long got hi base on balls and
stole second. i;eitz hit long. hard fly to left
which, Burke tGuk cleveriy while on the run.
hut Long scored from second base after the
ball had been cnusht. The score:
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Louisville Must Forfe,, Two Games.

CLrTELASp. July IA letter was addressed to Pres
dent Young Of tho National League of Baseball Clubs
asking him whether tho games demanded by tho
Cleveland Club at Louisville were forfeited In reply
ho sent the following inte pre- alton OF the law:
'.WAsHS6ros, July % The law Is too plain to be mis-
understood. Either club has right 10 demand shat
its posi- games be played off the late series by
PLAYING double games Tho alternative is forfeit.
notified Louisville that they must play of the games
under law but they that they not In
condition to do SO. The law makes no exception
IN. 4. YoySG."
There is no doubt that Cleveland will receive The
postponed games that should have been played at
Louisville.
The sun., 1893-07-26

Ipns-'iriin. Clements Tho m pson. Three.base hit
snSon sshaMon ;, Twebase hi,s-brlehanty hrouther.,
Ioss ". Hamilton. Thompson. Sacrifice hts-Ilall.
Mnm EINn, coreoran Kinslow 2 Slime. Cross wsyhing
5touthers. stolen bhses-CorcOrnn Double plays
fIaZ and Shoch CorcorAn md Brouhers Lett bases
Srniiaeipbia .: brooklyn, q Struck out-By stne. -
pv vWryhing, g. First base crIors-P iiade phia.
sioSsIyp q iirst base on balls Ry slime by foutn
~ 9y Weyhtng. H. Hit by pitched ball--BrOuthers.
"ild pitch-stine. Time--2'2o Gmpire-ElnsIie.
cIsciSNATI. 4: CIErrLASp
CiSnSSArL July 2h-It might not be stretching
nhRh to say that every run fcorsd In tho contest
glft from The umpres The game was n Durlesque.
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Other Games.
Baseball Games To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Now York vs. Baltimore. at tho Polo grounta
Philadelphia Va. Brooklyn. at Brooklyn
Roston VS.. Washington. At Boston
Louisv!lie VS.. Pittsburgh. at Louisville.
Cincinnati VS.. Cleveland, at Cincinnati
s.. Lon,s va Chicago. at 81. Louis
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grounder, and Cansvnn was retired at the plate.
Latham. however. stepped deliberately on tho plate
allowed himself TO be hit with pitched ball. forcing
IN tie winning run.
nosroN J5. wLsu!SGroN. o.
Br,foS, July 2b-The cham pons we're tho one4 whe
male the spnrt in the latter par: OF odays game and
IN the last wv innings they hated In enough runs TO
place the game shfep oat OF reach OF the senators
GlAa
The sun., 1893-07-26

ALBANY. July 25.-These companies were in
corporated to-day:
Tho HYDE Baker Printing and Publishing Company OF
New York city: capital ~ 800. and directors. Walter
l. Hyde of New York city Aonzo II. Baker, Hiram h
Moo, and Andrew Il. Chalmers OF Brook yn. and Walter
s. Whitley OF Jersey city.
Tho International Protective Society OF New York
city legal business and collect and
init moneys: capital SbOoD. and directors John l.
Mason. George l. Felt and George W, Wallace OF New
York, and Maurice wether OF Brooklyn.
The sun., 1893-07-26

fsrned rnn..r,ttSburEf 81 LomsyIle Pirst base
Pittsburgh; I; Louisville, 4 First base on balls-on
Gunbert. 3: on Rhodes J. Struck out-By Gumbert p
Home run, .B!erhauer. Two.bato aits-vnn Haitren.
Htck.ey StehZe, n nasscock. iyons r,hhheS
Rhodes, stolen base-Grim Double plays-tumbert.
1nerbaucr and Beckley; Bierbauer and Glahscock.
Pnssei balL-Sugdcn. Umpire-nurst. Tme-2:o3.
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hts-Werden. Ryan McGiil stolsn bases-shueart
Crooks. Brodo (2l. First base on balls-On Ciarkson
8. oil McGi. T. Struck out-By Garrison. T. Time
hours umpiro-Lynch.
PirrSBrRGir 10; LOUISVILLE T.
LOUISVILLE July 25.-s sPttsburgh from Louisville
to day by hitting Rhodes for seventeen hits The hits
were punched as the number earned runs will show
The sun., 1893-07-26

Christopher Columbus with Push Cart.
Christopher Columbus 81 151 Church street
was fined 50 in the Norkville Police Court yes
terday for obstructng East Thirty fourth
street with push cart more than ten minutes.
The sun., 1893-07-26
PHILADELPHIA. 10; BRooKLYS. 7,

oPELADELPHIA. July 25.-.The Philadelphia
to- day The local men had on their batting
Clothes. and it required two pitchers to satisfy
the visitors. and he lasted for six innings. In
the seventh inning Foutz relieved Stine. but
provcd, even less effective than his predeces-
sor He was touc he'd up for nine hits with IL
total Of seventeen buses. weighing pitched for
the Phiadelphias. and he had splendid control
eight hits. Cross led at the bat with single
end two doubles: Delehanty raped out
double and TWO singles. Thompson hit out q
double and homer
Nike Griffin made the most remarkable
nome run seen on the grounds. His high fly
bounded over the fence Shoch put up gilt
edged game at third base. and Burns played n
great game. Foutz and DAILY also flsldcd we'll
hamilton, Clements. Cross Allen. and Shar-
rott played great ball in their respective posi-
Hons Hons Tor Ihiadeph!a- Attendance 5000.
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Eatncd runs. -Boston. ~ WhshlhRton z First base
bais-On StIvetts 4; OF Esper. g. Struck out-By
stivetts. /; by Ksper T. Home runs-stiyetts Wise.
Three. .base hit-lowe. Two.bass hits-Wise Esper.
Sacrifice hits-Lowe Carroll, GanzeL Hoy, ORoutkc.
sullivan t2). Stolen bnscs-LonR Tucker. Wise. Dou.
BILE pIAys-Stiyetts ami Ticker, Long and Tucker,
Iarkin. Strcker, and Wise Wild ptch-Esper. I'm.
pire-Ganney. Time-2o3
81. Louis. o; CHICAGO, T.
ST. LOUIS. July 25.Chicago made great rally in tho
ninth inning day scoring siS RUS but weak batting
and very yellow heding mad allowed the Browns to
get a lead that could overcome. The score:
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E.rned Cincinnati, I; Cleveland. First base
O error Cleveland. Left on baHe-cincinnAti. u:
ysve.and. ~ frrt base on oas-oG Sullivan. y; on
iioIs.I' s stracs ou..By YouhE g Iwo6ase ni,s-
Ssin sSsIsn bass".vwaId, as" Latham Double GIasnsmnh.
Swhhds wh. md TebeAu Iii by pitrher--By inrng. l;
nsHlesen n"a seeTssmYosng sEii.an GmPicss-Dwy'F and
rlere was disgraeoful scene at III. Cincinnati ball
Mosni Yesterday. McQuaid. the regular umpire was
nes 70. acting under orders from President Young.
pwyer OF the CincinnAtIs and HcAleeE OF The t,eyr.
shr.r respestys teams. but no serious outbreat &C.
stIIed hhtn tho CncinnatiB turn al the bar in the
ninth inning. The score was then tie; and Cana
han sh rs CHS h,s base on balls smith enn,ed the
IsLsaa itLa picked it up AMI touched snlth with
taaasan ran around to third on the error McAlesr,
hn- ever called smith and ordered CanavAn hack
70 ,eeshd Alter . long wIangle the game went on
Snh canAvan on second Dwyer now sent Murphy
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fotals........34 - IA

baltimore ...,......... 30 o o ia
Earned runs--New York, 7. ThEee-base hit-Davts.
llome runs-Ticrnan. Rusie. Sacrifice hits-Ward.
Tiernan burke Fuller, ReItz. stolen bases-Dav,s
ConGor (2l, Taylor. Treadway. Long. First base
errors-hew York .. First base on balls-Od Rusie 8:
on Hawke. !. struck out By Rusis.,p: by Hawke,
-NilLgan. Time-l +o Umpire-snyder. Attendance
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hassbAII. k0Io 0rovnds, 1 II. -. To-day.
Lsagns rhsn nplonship game. Baltimore Va New York
tAAt-sl04 bOo and 25c.-Aas.
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antnesttr ,srryants seantea.

VoUNG GlRL to do light hou.ework for two in
j hat Brooklyn: ono TO Weep at home preferred:
moderate wages Address @. o.. box 225 Sun office.
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cflats anl Apartments-Arouklyu

MICE FLATS To NICE PEOPLE.--Four.room flats.
~ beautifully decorated range. tubs eIectrcs &c
nothing like them FOR the money. $3.50 $40. Sll Sl2:
Futon /. Saratoga station. Union l.. Chaunrey sta.
ton. Always open MORRISON 2H5 Marion ST.