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eepipg cider, pop and ice eream on

keeping cider, pop and ice cream on
tap.
G.. A. Harris has been very success.
ful in the mercantile line, notwith.
standing the cry Of hard times. He
keeps . couple Of stand up collar
clerks and q team on the road.
T. Paul is our leading groceryman
and keeps the best line Of goods.
Dr.. Hill is still with as and drives
out of town every time he has q call.
J.nD. Storey, our accommodating
democratic postmaster is enjoying a
good drug trade and is selling spring
wall paper by the basketball.
Father Buckles 10 making some
nice improvements on his little place
west Of town.
VIM. Coed is repairing and making
SEINE nice improvements on his farm.
Ger. Hamilton of David City, dep
uty head council Of thsModern Wood.
men, has been in the city several day 9
organizing . camp. He informs US
that he organised a large camp at
Upland and will go to Lawrence next
week.
As our time is limited We will give
you the particular personals after the
rain. Nasty.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

Joe Paveleek says it was not his
fault that he did not get married.
There was q slight mistake ir our
item last week Miss Daisy Wilson is
treasurer.
In a radius Of FIVE miles Of Otto
there is over twenty Eve bachelors.
Fall wheat is looking fine, oats are
coming up nicely and rye has COM
nenced to joint.
Mr.. Jsrgeson and family were in
our neighborhood visiting last Sun.
day.
Mrs. Frank Lindsey Of Red Cloud
and Mrs. Smslser Of Riverton were
callers Of their parents MI. and Mrs.
Madison Sunday.
MI. Hansen's team ran away the
other day and ra%nithrough q wire fenc
three different times, cutting one Of
the horses very badly while tho other
one escaped uninjured.
Several Of the young and old folks
attended the spelling school at dis
trict &C last Thursday. Claude De-
waugh was champion speller.
Quite a number are having prairie
broken this spring. Mont.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04
Balill.


A. Akers has commenced to plant
corn.
Mrs. Tom Anderson 10 still number
ed With the sick.
The Sorgsnsou boys have purchased
q spotted poney.
Miss L. Michael Sunday ed with her
sister Mrs. W. Il. Bean.
Mrs. Harvey was the guest Of Mrs.
o. r. Pitney Sunday.
W. r. Bean was in u community
0 q business Tuesday.
Link Kelso looks like Q boy once
more he has shaved of his mustachc.
Joseph Holmes and Jessie Reigle
verc out horseback riding Sunday.
Dir. Rounds was around selling
medicine in our n~eighborhood one day
last week.
VIM. Andrews and Kid Clutter at
tended preaching at Catherton las
Sunday. :, ,
MIR. and Mrs. j. Bean and daughtel
were the guests Of Z. Bean Of CowleI
4 undsy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

Mr.. Apley's son returned to his
home at Breening this state las.
Thursday.
Q. Il. Hicks and wife and James
Burden and wife spent Sunday after
moo at Fred Kaufman's.
Quite q number from town attended
the school exhibition ct Prairie Gem
school house Friday evening.
The Baptist supper was . very flu,
affair and the ladies' felt we'll repaid
for their efforts. Proceeds $35.
Bladen Is never behind, her mer
chants arc always in the front. Fin.
"Wyandot" calico can be found at one
OF the stores.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

and started to run, throwing the oeSu-
pats -four in number) oil out, except
Miss Greenlee Of Blue Hill, who
teaches at Pleasant Dale, who saved
herself by jumping. BY some means
Eva Bennett received a serious frac-
ture Of tho lower limb. The team
ran into the back end Of Ed Decker's
spring wagon, throwing I'd and his
two sisters out upon the ground, but
no one was hurt. Aleck Monis caught
the team aftr il had smashed the bug.
gy nearly all to pieces, about . quar-.
ter Of a mile from where they started.
SIMPSON.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04
CalIlcrtOn.

She click Of the checkrower 10 heard
these days.
The wheat crop don't look very
promising at the present.
How stylish our neighbors are get
ting to be; Mr.. Loekhart and Cewley
each have . new organ.
MI. L. NJ. Crabill and family Of Red
Cloud were visiting At D. II. Larrick,s
last Sunday and attended church at
Csthcrtop.
T.. M. +. Grub and father were
visiting a few days in Holstine last
week.
Good morning Mrs M. haye YOU
made any garden YETI Nothing but
planting onions. Mrs. X. have you
cleaned house YETI Is the song Of
| the female salutation in the country
at this time. HANS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04
q Line.

Some Of the farmers are done plant
ing corn.
Pie plant pic and asparagus 10
adorning cverybody's table.
Louie Bowles IL able to attend
church. All her associates ere glad
to see her restored to health.
Grandma Fishburn 10 improving
very fast.
Uncle VIM. VanDyke was visiting
along tho state line the frst OF the
week.
George Turner was on the sick list
last week, but was able to 90 to work
Monday morsing.
The prospect for fruit in this vieini-
ty is splendid. Most every kind Of
fruit has either bloomed or 10 In bloom.
Leonard Pagan has been building
wire fence for Alva Stanton.
Frank vanDyko made . trip through
this vicinity Sunday and Monday.
j. B. ,Toland has made . twsaty.
two acre hog pasture. He thisks
there is more money in hogs than
anything else.
News is very scarce. I will try snd
write more next time.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04
Baden.

We are still wanting rain.
Some Of the early farmers are plant
ing corn.
Banker Mclaughlin drove 10 Red
Cloud Monday.
Mr.. j. pashby lost a fnc COW the
first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crorer we're at
Blue Hill Saturday.
Cullen Bros. free show was well
attended Monday evening.
w. b. Householder transacted bust.
ness in Blue Hill Saturday.
p. j. johnson living south Of town
is having his house painted.
Tho gentle showers Of late is max
ing tho small grain look fine.
Quite . number Of Campbell people
we're in town this week doing trading
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04
Guide Rock.


Guide Rock is improving as . new
store Of merchandise has been added
to the already long list Of stores.
The public school scholars and
teachers celebrated Arbor day by
planting trees in the forenoon and
going to river fishing in the afternoon.
Two wagon loads Of the most prsmi.
nent young people Of Guide Rock
took possession Of Mr.. Reeds resi-.
dcuos oue night last week aud passed
q joyous evening with games and
music.
The two pugliists, Vandiver and
Guy, met under q protest to fight to q
finish, and a. tho lights went out the
seconds could not see to call time
also spectators barred and finance
being minus, both wssr the belt.
Miss Bertha Sheppard Sundayed in
Red Cloud.
II you want q first class wheel call
on Prof. Pesrly Roland.
Inquire what new order has come
into town, wo notice . new badge Of
three links on q young mans coat
The young school teachers, big girl
and all went to hang up . May basks
for their best fellow, May l.
JUANRTA,
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Line.

Line.
Weather fine and news scarce.
Farmers are busy planting corn.
Belle Aubushon is convalsscing
under the skillful ears Of DR.. Moran
vile.
The entertainment at Penny creek
vas a grand success.
Rev. Hsaton preached to . large
congregation at Pleasant Dale last
Sunday.
William VanDyke has returned
homo after q weeks visit to friends
10 Hull county, and reports the small
grain looking fine.
Mrs. Ida Foutz Of Guide Rock Sun
day ed with her parents.
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Rev. G. w. Hummel preached at
Mt. Hope the 90. We welcome him
back and wish him much success.
ss,-Av is busy planting corn.
Miss Lizzie 'narrn' visited her
friend Miss Lizzie Slsby Of II. Cloud
last week.
The party At Mr.. Raylston's was
very much enjoyed by all preasant.
George johnson 10 breaking prairie
for Mr.. Leaderbrapd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sspp visited at Mr.
Albert Serivners Sunday.
There was q dance at q. w. Barrett's
Thursday evening, al report a good
time.
Miss May Barrett is visiting bel
friend Miss Lulu Chamberlain Of Red
Cloud this week.
MIS-. Mary Alderman is home again
after quite q stay in Red cloud.
On Tuesday the Gath. Willie Mount
ford was eleven years old and in honor
Of the event his mama gave him
pleasant party. All the folks wen,
home feeling they had spent 4 day
long to be remembered and We wish
him many such happy birthdays.
News is scarce now days everybody
is too busy to talk about his neighbor
SID.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04
Crooked CrcokS

Crooked CrcokI
Geo. Winton was 10 Hebron last
week.
Ed McCuae is having his house
plastered.
Mrs. Della Tenant was visiting
her parents Wednesday.
Mr.. Coplin and children were in
Guide Rock last week.
Mr.. D. +. Tenant is expected
home from Missouri this week.
The wedding bells will soon ring
for a coming wedding 10 our neighbor-
hood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tenant were visiting
at Inavale with Mr.. Weidermsn who
is very sick.
Most Of the Crooked creek people
went to Red Cloud Sunday to hear
Mr.. Putnam preach his farewell ser
mon.
Earl Tenant has been helping hi
brother Bert who has been in Ipavale
tending his father-in-law who hal
been very sick but is rapidly recover
ing.
Mrs. Stern aud Mrs. Descon from
Cowles were visiting with Mrs. Ten
pant last week.
There are prospects Of . good frui
crop this year the trees are loadet
with blossoms.
Ed Dickson is through blowing TO
corn for this season. Ed is q rustler
Mrs. MoutfOrd from Kansas va
visiting with Mrs. Tenant last week
Guy Tenant and Paul Dickson ar
quite experts with the gun they wen
to the river Saturday and shot quit
q number Of ducks.
Mrs. Lille MoKeighan was visitinI
with Mrs. Tenant last week.
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COWI0os
After q few days absence from this
thriving little city We are permitted
to again walk upon its holsy sidewalk,
and gaze upon the smiling oOunte-
nauces Of tho many energetic and sue.
eessful business men that 90 gladly
welcome . heavy moasyed man,
that We can now 90 10 their midst
without tho inward fear Of being
branded the only wsyfarins Campbell
ito. Blessed are they that do worship
for theirGodly idol failed to find their
tabernacle last Sunday and 10 now 70.
connoitering in other aelds.S
Our old friend and classmate, G. w.
Fuller is suffering severely with some.
thing like s~rysips's'.
VIM. Hurd and x.Postmaster Ward
were putting the finishing touches on
Red Deekiu's new residence this week.
Dad Paul says there is 50 much
friction west that il draws his whole
person clear to Red Cloud every Sun.
day.
Capt. Blaiu positively declines to
Join the commonweal until @. F. and
uncle Todd send in their resiguations.
We are informed that business 10
slowly on the move, If the farmer did
not 90 to the p~ostof6ce occasionally
there would be no occasion for them
to leave their wicked homes and enter
this holey city At oil. Our business
men are getting 50 kind aud generous
that thoy are delivering goods to til
extent OF ten or twelve miles.
j. l.. Fuller 10 the proud father Of
bran new republican baby,
Our pioneer and best skilled me
shanio in the county, G.. W. Hsger,
is crowded with work.
Father Storey, our boss liveryman
is constantly on the drive.
j. Best 10 still buying corn by tn
bushel and hogs by the pound.
Emory Faweett, We are glad,to see
is making . success At raising thor
oughbrsd Poland China pigs.
Fuller & Good are treating thsi
large store building to . new coat Q
paint which adds to its appearano'
and is an outward expression OF the
financial success
j. II. Brown, proprietor Of the Oft
hotel, is not . hog as some try
make 1t appear, but he has got q m
chine to catch their pigs and job
knows it too.
It is rumored that u stock me
Albright. & Crane, are In iitigati'
with som, : eastern capitalists tn
have attached their entire posse
sions.
NJ. j. Turner, our oil around rustl
ia putting on city airs to the extent
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powds
xvo,sA,s pslr Hishest MNdsl0nd 0lceea1As
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

You will never know positively VIII
wonderful remedy DR.. Sawyer's Fa
Cure is until you try II. 1t will cure
of a sOur stomach.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

Money, skill and experience cannot Inn
prsve Dr, Sswyer's Pastills for diseases
peculiar to ONE Send to your druggist
for free sample. SOLD by Deyo & Grice
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

Mrs. Brown-Your neighbor msy
cured by DR.. Sawysr's Pastillss, but J
will never know how much good they =
do you until you try them. Deyo 4 Gri
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

One trial will do more to convince yc
Of the merits Of DR.. Sswyer's Pastil
than all We can say. Ladies, try ssamp
package. Sold by Deyo & Grics.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

All that money, experience. skill and
perseverance can do has been done In ths
preparation and manufacture Of DR.. Saw
yer's Psstnlss for ladies. Dsyo 4 0EiaI
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

Pleasant, safe, harmless, invigorati
restoring, healing and curative, y VI
ladies' will Aud Dr.. Sawyer's Pastulss
Try a sample package. Dsyo & 0ries.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

The Standard Cattle company
Dodge county will raise TOO acres Of o,
beets this year.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

Painless, healing, restoring, harml
invigorating, curative, reconstructing
rebuilding are facts Of DR.. Sswyer's ]
titles. Sold by Deyo & 0rice.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

+. w. Jacobs Of Lincoln spoke at
Center Friday night in favor Of Q
flied socialism.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

A strike will be declared by 2St
union painters In Chicago.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

Elephants on land and whales In the
sea are the longest lived animals,
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

One trial package Of DR.. Sawysr's Pas
titles will prove to any lady that th
remedy Is what she want and will sur
her. Try q sample. Deyo & Grics.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

Winchester. Va, was visited by q
other $1,000 o fire yesterday.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

DR.. Sswyer's Family Cure inv,o
strengthens, recuperates, rebuilds !
and brings new life. Ask you dsuI
a free sample. Sold by Dsyo y
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

The lei In all the mines in Centrali,
ILL.,, will 60 out next Tuesday.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

DR.. Sawysr's Family Cure-It not
relieves; 1t cures. II Is suitable :
ages and every momber Of the n
Try q free sample. Sold by Dsyo 4
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

Crows will steal young chickens q
cleverly az hawks.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

II not only will please you, but "
use nothing else after trying tive
to DR.. Sswysr's Family Cure. AL
druggist for free sample. Deyo 4
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

Italy is acting with great firmnss
the suppression OF all unlawful d
STATIONS on May Day.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

Irregularities and all those pains and
distressing diseases peculiar TO women are
cured by DR.. sawyer's Pastiiles. Mild yet
4 powerful healer. Sold by De6o 4 Critic.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

A Russian student ut Thor
Prussia was arrested for making "
Of the fort works.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

In the parrot, both mandibles Of the
beak are movable.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

JudsOn.
A nice rain Thursday evening and
everything looks spring like Agaiu.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-04

The democratic g~errymandsr
10 to be attacked in:ths oous|
The Washington times., 1894-05-08

Simon W, lis lGoodale). 10 to /, won; Blood
hound. rs Ray, to !, second: Bucx Night lis
"a. tlayton). 10 TO l. third Iime-O5sI.
FIFTH RACE-Onc half Of u mile The Princess
III Perkins, Is to /, won: Fertile, lnj R VIII
Ifns) 20 TO !, second: Myrtle, 1I5 (Ray), 10 to l.
third Time-OJl%
SIXTH RACE-seven furlongs Interior lOi
Cihorpe), 4 to ), Won; Jim Henry. 50 (McLainl ,
10 :, second: Harry Weldo, third
Entries for Tomorrow:
FIRST ACE-lhrteen-siyteenths of a mile
Arelinc aid Grampir.n, ~ each; Prince Leon 9S
Dave Zac and Nandyke, lOi each: Conkinney
Burt Jordan, nnI Rover, JOG each; Grey For
est. 10
SECusD RACE-One-half of mile Nemaha,
Dorah Wood, Moile T., and Dr. Work lOO each
Miss Alice, Opal, Carrie y, and Momus lGj each
DR. Agnew IGS
THIRD RACE-Six furlongs Dollie 81: Dor
mart. l0l Bush, 100: Southern Cross, Blake
Wichita. Chief. Clausnar. Cinteh, kr:tsein
l0j each: Willie Ham lsunice COLI, 10: Bob
Nevill, Iii: Marie Kent, III; Senator OBrien, st
Brandon, i.sa each.
FOURTH EACE-fwelve-sixtepnt of n mile
Parquette, 81: King Boz, ~; Oak View, Richal
lOl each; Bettie Badger, Vida, Imnlda. l05
each; Ny Partner, los: Francis Pope. Senator
lrly, 10 each: General Ross, lie: hoy Lochiel
l2L
FiFTA RACE-One rnile Powhattie, sc: Alo-
pathy, 81; Firs: Chance and Autlein, 102 each;
Barnard, Col Wheatley, WedgeEeid, and Gen
each
SIXTH RAcE-One mile Romeo and Bedford
d each, Boro. Billy Sunderland Doliv McCone
and lnve"cauld, los each; I'd Greenwood, IJ7:
John mickey, Faiero, and Miit Young, III each;
Chiswell, H.
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THERE'S

A chance for nearly every
man in Washington to get
a perfect-htting, well-made-
stylish suit at very reason,
able price from OUR stock
of handsome, fashionable,
seasonable garments. All
of the newest shapes in the
most popular fabrics are here
tailored in strictly hrst-class
manner, and as handsome
and dressy as if you had
paid the maker to measure
folks twice our price for
them. Our prices begin at
$40 and end at $40, and each
and every garment, no mat
ter what the price, is guaran-
teed to be better value than
you can get elsewhere for
the same money.
Robinson, Ch8ru < Co.,
Twelfth and F SITS. N. w.
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TWO COUNTRY CLUB FIGHTS.
Rncdy Beats McIntirc i'll Three Live
Rounds-Wilsou and Burnett Meet.

Rncdy Beats McIntirc in Three Lively
Rounds-Wilson and Burnett Meet.
Between five and six hundred people enjoyed
the excitement of two rafting fights under the
auspices of the Country Club last night on the
Badensburg road
Al 40 the first two men stepped into the ring
They Tere colored .lightweights, Howard Wilson
and Joe Burnett. Wilson was the favorite, and
maintained the good opinion fairly until Bur-
nett warmC d up; when after the seventh round
endci the fight was declared draw, and the 81
stake was divided.
The fight of the night was between Mike Raedy
and Tom McIntire, catch weights, for $40, to go
ten rounds more. Billy Naly was behind
Raedy and Ed Roach backed McIntire, while
Fred Kelly acted referee, with John Moss time
keeper.
As the two men faced each other in the ring at
10. 20 they were seen to be in admirable condi-
zion, both light on their feet and confident. Each
weighed about 113 pounds
Ready led from the start of the first round and
landed three times on Mclntires nose with
bloody effect Mcintire fought gamely for
Raedy's wind, but couldn't reach.
Second round-Raedy led again for Macs sore
nose, and the latter succeeded in getting in once
on his opponents wind
The third and last round was a determined
scrap Raedy drove Mae TO the ropes, landing
right and left on nose and wind. AS time was
called Mclntire complained of n broken thumb.
and Referee Kelly counted min out.
The Washington times., 1894-05-08
Opening ut Lexington.

LEXINGTON, Ky, May THE Kentucky Associ-
atoms Spring meeting opened to-day with good
attendance, beautiful weather, and fast track
Three thousand people attended. The chief
feature the Distillers' Stake, with 81 ,O70 to
the winner Summaries:
FIRST RscE-Six furlongs. Gallatin, 101 Brit
ton), to l. won; Shuttle, 10s Thorpel, to p SEC
ond: La Joya, 102 "a Clayton, 20 to l, third.
Time-1:164.
SECOND RACE-The McGrathiana, selling
Purse. $500. Seven furlongs Miss Mayme. Sc
tMcClainl, to l. won; Beatifce "a. Clayton). to
!. second; Lutte Walter, 101 [Fischer), to /,
third Time-l.30
THIRD RAcE-The Disdllers stake. for all ages;
81 900 added, of which 600 to second and 800 to
third One and one-sixteenth of a mile Lazza-
rome, 106 (Goodale), 6 to 3. won; Buckwa, gS "a.
Claytonl. even: second; Darevell, l04 tThorpe),
12 to /, third. Time-1:5sM
FOURTH RACE-Nine-siIteenths Of q mile
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SUED FOR BASE HITS.
But Tony MulIanc Sent an Outshoot
Where lie Thought Ii Would Do Good.

BALTIMORE, Md, May 7.-Caleb A. Dawley has
sued "Toney" Mullanc, n pitcher for the Balti-
more baseball club, and Chas Palmer Of the OK
ford house on the York road, for 5000 each
Dawley alleges that on Wednesday last he was
beaten with a baseball bat by Muiane and with
a cane by Palmer, and that Palmer caused him
10 be taken to the central police station IN a
patrol wagon
The suits resulted from an alteration at the
Oxford House, the headquarters of the Baltimore
baseball club on Wednesday between Palmer and
Dawley, the latter being then barkeeper at the
house
Mullane, at the stationhouse was fined 50
He stated that while in the yard Palmer's little
daughter ran out. crying that Dawley was killing
her father Mullane said he went into the house,
and finding Dawley brandishing u long knife he
pi kri up BASEBALL bat and showed him away
Dawley was discharged by Palmer after the
rev
The Washington times., 1894-05-08
Cnc Winning rnvorite nt ST. Louis.


ST. LOUIS May The sport at the fair grounds
today was very ordinary. The fields were
mostly small and the class cf horses very low In
quality Twenty-Five hundred speculators en-
tertaned the bookmakers, and they broke a bout
even on the day ekota. in the fourth race
was the only favorite t, land the money for the
talent Results:
FnisT RAcE-Seven furlongs AdIuster gj
(ilam, 10 to l, won; Hiram Argo, 102 IF Carr), 3
to !, second: Henry Jenkins, 100 CTilly).T to 9,
third 1ime-1:32N
SECOND RACE-Four and one-half furlongs
Belle Starr. 103 (Ham). to /, won: Indian Girl
lO3 o.: Hill. Il to 1, second; Extravaganza, I03
IN. HID. 3 to l. third. Time-O:5S
THIRD RACE-One mile. Guide, LOG (Gorman)
To I: won: Linda lGs %. HilD, } to 3, second;
Belisarius, III tkutchen),5 to /, third Time
1:i4H
FOURTH RACE-Six furlongs Wekota. 112 a.
Mooney, 3 to p won; Archbishop, IL (Kuchen),
8 TO second Cass, lie [Stuckey), 10 to /, third
Time-1:11A.
FIFTH RAcE-FOur and one-half furlongs
frime Minister. 9s IN. Hill,3 to !. won; Walter
La bert, % ttardner),6 TO /, second Juliet, Jos
Qiam), TO !. third. Time-0:51A
SIXTH RACE-Seyen furlongs Madden, lO9
lhuchen), 9 to !. won; Barefoot 100 tArmstrong,,
to !, second; Sir Rae, 100 (Gorman), to /, third
Time-1:3l.
The Washington times., 1894-05-08

Earned runs-Baltimote, :. Twc-basc hit
Brouthefs Double plays-Selbach and Hassa-
macr; McGraw, Bonner. and Brcuthers: Jen-
nings, Bonner, and Brouthers; Brodie and
Broutners First base on balls-By Maui.
3; by Esper, /; by MUllane, q; by Horner,
!. Hit by pitcher - sullivan. First base
errors - Washington, !: Baltimore, s.
Left on bases-Washineton, :; Baltimore, y
Struck out-By Maul :: by Mullsne. =: by hor-
ner, i. Wild pitch-liorner. Stolen bases-Kee-
Ter, Brouthers , Kelley, and Bonner. Time of
game-a13 Umpire-Mr. ORourke
The Washington times., 1894-05-08
phiIiicS Cor There in fbc Ninth

PHILADELPHIA, May AFTER a stubbornly con-
tested game the Phiilies defeated Brooklyn in
the ninth inning by scoring three runs, all of
them earned Weyhing and Gastright were the
opposing pitchers, and both were as wild
March hares, but the former slightly more
effective Hamilton was injured while sliding to
second in the fourth inning and retired from
the game, Turner going 10 center, Delehanty TO
left and Boyle taking the initial bag. The
The Washington times., 1894-05-08
MORE CALIFORNIA FLYERS.
McDonoush's String. Including S:romho
and Irothcr of YO Tamhicn


SAN FRAyCIsco, May THE contingent of
California thoroughbreds in the East will be
increased within few days by the McDon-
ough string. A number of horses OF the
young millionaire breeder were shipped yes
terday. They are in charge of the veteran
trainer. Henry Walsh. and the principal ones
are Yo Ell Ray, Stromboii. Burmah. and Lux.
Yo Rey is full brother of Yo Tambicn
the speedy mare who won the Inaugural
stakes at st. Louis Saturday Stromboli is
the good Australian horse with whose racing
qualities Mr. McDonouSh is much pleased.
after he had proven himself n speedy and
game racer at the Bay District track. He is
entered in the Suburban. and is being pre-
pared. His reported breakdown is not Sc
rious. Though it occurred but day or so
ago, the horse now seems to be all right.