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~ E. ADAMS, 11O6 j STREET-CHEAP-
u. est place for hay and feed White wild
oats; also, tule hay for carpets.
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ryARDWELL LCOLoNY-1o-ACRE TRACTS
I J only 500 per acre; water-pipes will be
laid to each and every tract IN said colony.
j. T. CARDWELL. owner, 1904 n street, or
301 ] street, sacramento.
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Use TUSCAN SPRING WATER AND
y steam baths for secondary syphilis and
all skin diseases. Room IA, Old Postotice,
Fourth and h. DIR. j. b. SHIRLEY, Cancer
Specialist.
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DRESS AND CLoAKMAKING.
HAY, GRAIN, ETC.

T-STREET HAY MARKET, NO. 205 COR
i ner Second and 1. TO everyone that wants
hay 1t Will be greatly to your advantage to
call and see our price list before buying else
where. Full weight guaranteed.
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TO LET OR RENT.

TlO LET, REAsONABLE-STORE AT SIG
4 street. Inquire at 927 NJ street.
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NTTANTED-A FIRST-CLASS TRIMMER
w to assist in the Trimming Department
at the Red House Co. Apply to G. H. GIL
MAN.
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A PAINTERS HELPER WANTED-AP-
"A ply at GEORGE b. BLUE & SON, car
riage shop, Third street, between [ and j.
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PERSONALS.

DETURNED, Mr.. ROWLAND THE
II spirituaiist: life readings daily, 81; dis
eases diagnosed and all forms OF malaria.
rheumatism, stomach, male and female dffii
culties positively cured Call SIG K street.
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LOST-FOUND.

OST-A BLACK SACK COAT, SOUTH OF
| K street and west of Eighth. Return to
62l street and be rewarded. Its
T OST-ON K STREET, A BLACK AND
TAN DOG. Return to 1911 l. street and
be rewarded. my1 S-3t*
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JI NJ. ODUM, 22o N STREET. DOES UP
Z holstering understanding and general
repairing good and cheap; also has furnished
rooms.
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TAS ENGINE AND BATTERY WORK
VI by practical man, twenty years in the
business. CAPITAL WORKS, S24 K Tele-'
phone 44S, Sacrmento,
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HRESH DUCK EGGS FOR HATCHING-
II Fifth and w streets.
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE-MALE AND
IL female help of all kinds furnished at short
notice by p NJ. RAYMOND, 524 Is street.
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CTATIONERY, READING MATTER
y blank books, etc., for sale cheap by 5. A
DOANE, 2O2 X street.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

DATE TAKEN-OLIVE BRANCH La
IL dies Society will give Tin Social SAL n,
DAY EVENING, June 1, $50, at Foreslers
Hall. Tickets, 25c each. Good music III at
tendance 1t*
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NTALLACE-PLUMB AND GALVAN-
w lied iron cornice work. SIS to 817 j.
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e1 400 WILL u, Buy ,eo THAT aartbsI FINE COR
TwenJy-sixth ana z streets; house OF five
rooms: stable and cnlcken-house; halt cash,
balance on time. Inquire of COOLEY, 1013 3
Fourth street.
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RTASONIC FUNERAL. - UNION g
lfl Lodge, No. So, F. and A. NJ. Off 49,
GERS and members please take notice. kX
A special meeting will be held at Ma "
sonic Hall SUNDAY May 18th, at $50 p NJ,
for the purpose OF attending the funeral OF
our deceased Brother REINHOLD KLESK.
All Master Masons are respectfully invited TO
attend. l.. GAMBACH, w. NJ.
JOHN MACARTHUR, Secretary. Its
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11E Q STREET-THREE NICELY FUR
flC nished rooms for housekeeping. Cheap.
my17-3t*
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS-T AN
y nual meeting OF the stockholders of the
Sacramento Olive Company Will De held at
the office of Holl & Dunn, $50 Fifth street.
Sacramento, CAL, at s p. NJ, MONDAY, June
Sd, 1895. S. SOLON HOLL, President
w. d. LAWToN, Secretary. my11-2w
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NTANTED-PEOPLE TO CROWD IN JUST
w as they have been doing. Bargains are
still open in the hardware, crockery, tlnware
S17 j street.
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k1 e TWELFTH STREET,. ROWE, SEC
C1U ond-hand and new harness. saddles,
etc., bought, sold, exchanged or repaired
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FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-9 ROOMS,
L centrally located, $40. Rooms rented
now will pay half the rent. Address ''B. B."
this Office. my17-3t*
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OOO STREET mOUSE CHANGED
EUJ hands)-Newly Furnished rooms, single
and en- suite
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4 SPIRITUALISTIC CIRCLE TONIGHT
n by Mr.. Howland; 25c; everyone gets q
reading; 81 6 X street. my1S-2t*
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II ESSONS GIVEN AND TRANSACTIONS
IL and correspondence made in English,
French and German; will also act as inter-
prefer; terms very moderate. Apply at book
store, 525 j street.
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rO1IJ STKEET-FURNISHED FRONT
Ai 9 rooms,

1AO0 THIRD STREET-NICELY FUR
IfUA nished front rooms, on line street
cars. my1 5-1W
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- S17 sixth street, Sacramento. Farm
hands, general help furnished and contracts
executed.
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TOR SALE-A SECONDHAND COLUM-
II bus phaeton and a secondhand Stude-
baker doubleseated carriage. Apply at 720
Il street, sacramento CAL my14-lw
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GENERAL HEAD OF CHOICE JERSEY
y COWS and heiters for sale; also, fine Berlin
mare. DR.. H. Il. NICHOLS. 9O9 street.
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MIDDLE AGED & OLD men

with weak aching backs and kidneys, frequent pain
ful urinatiOns and sediment in urine. impotency or
weakness of sexual organs and other unnliStakable
signs of nervous debility and premature decay
Many die of this difficulty. ignorant of the cause,
which is the second stage of seminal weakness.
The most obstinate of this character treated
with unfailing success. Delay is dangerous.
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" style, 10c tamales, 1Oc; tamales with
coffee, 15c; open day and night. MRS.
KEENE, Seventh and II streets
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T1OR RENT-IN OAKLAND, FROM JUNE
Il 10th for three or four months, a nicely
furnished modern house OF ten rooms and
bath, in very desirable location three blocks
from Market-street station. Rent moderate.
Address j. H. SHARPE, Room 26 Hobart
Building, San Francisco. myl5-l7-1S
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"DEN HUR" BICYCLES, STRICTLY
ID high grade and first-class up TO date
wheels, only SS5; be sure and see Them De-
400 street. Carpets and furniture.
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NOOD-PAYING LODGING-HOUSE OF 20
" rooms; great bargain. Apply 122 K st.
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1I1O THIRD STREET -NICELY-FUR R.
l4lH nished single rooms; rent reason
able my13-1W
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COR SALE-LOT 7, BLOCK X, z STREET,
/, between Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
streets, for $135. STROBEL, agent, 81 j.
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1t is Running at Present on a Bicycle
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
Another source OF roi,u,iou.

The Investigation into the pollution OF
Silverbrook Run by the Ford Morocco
Company has led to rather singu
discovery that may have very important
bearing upon the application for an In.
Junction by the Jessup and Moore Co to
prohibit the Ford Company from dis.
charging polluted water into said str cam.
dlscolorlng it so as to prevent the manu-.
faoture of white pulp. There are nine
morocco factories which discharge refuse
into Shipley rum whieA emptles into the
Chrlstiapa short distance aoovs the
works OF tho HARLAN and uolllngs worth
Company and bag OF shavlnga placed
In the river at that Eoint at flood tide was
carried to the pulp works In fifteen min.
utes. 1t Is therefore probublo thu. tie
dlscolorinG matter came from Slipey
Run and not from SiIyelbroOk. unI the
suit should be against tho polluters OF
that stream and not against the Ford
Company.
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The po.T T.x.

DofEhs may o.
Be q tle vote TO day the Senate killed
County delinquent tax laws.
The House passed the bill to divide
MIL Creek Into three election districts.
The assessors OF New Castle County will
hereafter collect the dog taxi
Between the time the dogs are assessed
and the time the tax 10 collected a number
OF dogs disappear. In three years as
sessed taxes Of $500 eyalnst dogs netted
but $4,000, OF which $1,000 was paid out for
assessing and collecting the tax. This
was but barelysufiicien to pay the coat Of
sheep killed by dogs. Under the new lgw
the tnx on each male dog will be so cents.
II out one i5 owned, and 81 for each ad-
ditional one owned The tax on each fe-
male dog Ia $500. The assessors under
the new law will not only assess. but will
also collect the tax. This. 1t is believed
will bring in great deal OF additional
revenue.
The House passed the tax bill on the
merry go rounds. The bill had been amen.
ded 60 that the tax on q merry go round
was $75 yeariblcycle railway. s50;revolv'
Ing swing, $50; toboggan slide, S75; razzle.
dazzle. S25; switchbaok. S75.
MIR. Mustard presented a letter from j.
Frank Ball.sclty Judge of Wilmington.
commencing the bill. Hs said that thes .
devices frequently caused disorder which
had to be quelled at the expense of the
taxpayers.
The bill to amend the registration law
SO that a registrar or board OF investlga
tion refuses to register vote or strike
his name from the list the voter shall have
the right to appeal to the Superior Court,
was re committed in the House.
Senator Handy again backed up the
poor by voting against the oleomargine
bill which aimed at cutting. out the color.
ing. The bill was defeated.
Joseph Davidson. Il. T. Moody, H. b.
Wright and John ID, Mullen,Jr., were here
i'll the interests OF u bill which is Intended
to prevent bogus sales in the city OF VIII
mington.
The House this afternoon passed the
House bill to incorporate the Acetyllne
Light Company.
In the Senate this afternoon Senator
| Pyle introduced u bill to make 1t mis-
deineanor for Il person to buy scrap iron,
brass OF copper from II minor, q druukar d
| or II vagrant.
Deputy Attorney General Branch Giles,
| William Lnwton, MaHlove Hayes and
Lewis q. Nandegritt. Chief Justice Charles
b. Lore and Municipal Judge J. Frank
| Bail were here to-day and made an earnest
| plea for the State workhouse bill. Chief
| Justice Lore said that he would be willing
| to guarantee that In thirty years the worL- :
house would pay for itself. lie cited in
stances OF how woriShouses paid for them
aelves,
In the Senate this afternoon there was
introduced by senator Handy bill to in
! corporate The Wilmington and Claymont
| Electric halfway Company. 1t was re.
ferred,
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INC oMre OF l.eaa ..on-l.ll--lnnrr.

Representative Wilson introduced bill
into the House on Thursday, providing
that on tho removal OF a Road Commits.
sioner from the lInnlrei ha shall yacnto
the Office, and the vacancy ahuII pa n,ed
by the remaining commissioners until tile
succeeding general election. llIls action
was undoubtedly prompted by the rsmoy,
al oil EllIs Hicks from Chrietlaua Hundred
to Mill Creek. and his continuing to hold
the olllco OF Road Commissioner uotwth.
standing that fact Air. Hicks proved hs to
sliicient.Ou portion Of tho cttihens how.
ever. deemed his course uailsJllb.s yet
there was no law dis4 lal.fstug Alu from
serving, hence the atlod4ctiun OF this
bill by Mr.. wilson. Il should certainly
pass loca! oilita should be vacated by
aremoYal Of the aptIar from ;as h4udred.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
SATURDAY. MAY 4.IsDs.
Acts of Incorporation.

On Thursday two bills were introduced
In the Senate by Senator Pyle. ono to in.
corporate the oxy Hydrogen Gas com.
pany OF Delaware and amend Its charter.
the other to incorporate the Brandywine
Gas Company. Two bills were also intro.
duced In the House by Representative
Moore, one to Incorporate the Delaware
Wooden and Knitting Company. the other
to incorporate the Empire Cotton and
Cordage Manufacturing Company, ills
said that J, Edward Addicks is the prize
mover In these measures and as he is snid
to be already largely Interested in the
Dental Works. the Hosiery factory on
Shipiey street. the Delaware improvement
Company. beside the Bay State Gas Co.,
we should think eventually he Will have
his hands full.
IL he can carry all those schemes into
successful operation. he will certainly be
aole TO add greatly to the growth and
prosperity of our city. and prove valu.
able acquisition, although the plans OF
some parties may be Slightly disturbed.
IL is said that some time ago he remarked
that II he should LIE treated properly he
would bring more capital into our State
and institute more improvements than
any one heretofore, anu it.may be these
applications are intended to prove tho
sincerity OF his assertion. IL may be that
some citizens may regard these move
ments with suspicion. but great many
citizens will hall them as omens OF moro
work and increased prosperity Hence
the Increased number of his friends and
supporters among our business men and
inborers. as Increased prosperity is what
the greater number OF cltizens desirs
without regard to party lines or lndtvldu
al aspirations.
Money OF course with many is Of slight
Importance. but the great mass ofcltlzsns
think rich men, particularly IL thoy are
generous and enterprisilg, are desirable
adJuncts to the community In tho end
we may see who are wrong and who are
right The incorporators Of the Empire
Cotton anu Cordage Manufacturing Com.
pany are Robert j. Handy, Senator John
Pyle Representative G. L Moore OF Sus.
sex County ]. L CahilI. james q, Shaw OF
New Castle; Daniel I. Stewart and Horace
X. Mustard.
Ihe incorporetors OF the Delaware
Woolen and Knitting Munufacturinu
Company are james G. Shaw, Horace
Brown, Charles II. Klttenger. Clarence D..
bypherd and Joseph L Cahill
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asoa Rspasl,eaa..

Some persona claiming to be good Re-
publicans threaten to vote the Democratic
ticket providing the nominations are not
made TO please them. Good Republicans
will support the nominees OF their party.
without regard to personal differences.
Persons who vote the Democratic ticket
can not be good Republicans any more
than Benedict Arnold could claim to be q
good patriot. after he Joined the British
frees. Those who go over to the enemy
are invariably treated as deserters. and
they have no good reason to complain Of
tho verdict In SUI ch cases
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

SIIERIFt'S SALE.--BY VIRTUE OF A
writ OF Leyari facias to me directed
will be exposed to public sale at the
Court House, on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, in the city
of Wilmington, New Castle county,
Delaware,
ON SATURDAY,
THE llth DAY OF MAY, 1895,
at o'clock p. m,
the following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land
with a two-story brick dwelling thereon
erected, situate in the city of Wilmington
aforesaid bounded and described as fol-
lows, to wit:
Beginning at the intersection formed by
the line of the northerly side of Pleasant
street with the line of the westerly side
of Van Buren street; thence northerly
along said side of Van Buren, street Is feet
to a corner; thence westerly and parallel
with Pleasant street and passing through
the middle of the division wall between
house and the one adjoining on the north
80 feet and 9ss inches to another corner,
thence southerly and parallel with Van
Buren, street Is feet to the aforesaid side
Of Pleasant street, and thence thereby
easterly 50 feet 99s inches 10 the place of
beginning, be the contents thereof what
they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Sarah e. Shannon and tt. 8
and to be sold by
PAUL GILLIS, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office. Wilmington. Delaware,
April 25, 1896
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

The three candidates In the field to-day
for Mayor. J. Hadley Lewis. Samuel II.
BaynaId and Thomas l.. johnson, are all
good men. and We will be perfectly con.
tent to vote in June for either one OF the
candidates, who may be successful to day
In receiving the largest number OF votes
cast We think the cltys interest would
be we'll looked after by either Of the above
candidates
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

Mr.. Lewis t. Grubb took possession of
the ofllce of building inspector this morn
ing. Mr.. Dohl stepped down and and out.
Mr.. Dohl has made one Of the most eflici-
ent public officers that our city has ever
had. He has made his Office more than
self-supporting and turned into the city
treasury eeyeral hundred dollars over and
above what was paid back to him as sal
ary. MIR. Grubb is practical builder and
we have no hesitation In saying that he
Will make very efficient officer. We vel.
come him to his new position Of duties.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
NOW is The Time
DEGIsrEKs ORDER
~ IiEGisTER'S OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. DEt4,)


Upon the application of Clara Murphey
Exccutrlx oil Alfred ID. Murphey. lato
of Brundywino Hundred. in said county,
deCcused, IT, Is ordered and directed by the ReK-
isicr, that tho ExeCutrix aforesaid give notice
oil granting of Letters Iestamentary upon tho
estate OF tuedccense1. with the date OF grant
ing thereof 10y causing advertisements to be
posted within forty days from the date OF
such letters IN six OF the most public places
cf the county OF hew Gustle. requiring ell
persons having demands against the estate
10 present tho same. or abide by an act OF
Assembly In such case made and provided;
ana also cause the same to bo insersod with
in the Same period in tho DAILY REpUBfL-
CAS-, Il newspaper published In Wilmington.
bel, and 10 he continued therein turee
-, Given under the hand and seal of
SIS. Office OF the Register aforesaid ut
- Wilmington. In New Castle County
aforesaid the day and year above written.
j. WILKINS CO0LH. Register,
NUTlCE-Eoiice Is hereby Rlveh that lot
tiers TostamentarY were In due form of aw
granted uuto the undersigned. on the 18th day
OF April a. D.. 1898, aud that all persons
having claims against the estate of the do
ceased must present tho same. duly attested.
to the said EKGcntrtN, on or before the
18th day of April, isli. or abide the Act
OF Assembly In such case made and provided.
CLARA MI RIPLEY.
ExeCutriX.
Addrcss-Hoct,lanh. Delaware, or IL. G.
Frain. Attorney, VIII, bei. ALI
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

A stroll through the spacious stores OF
Mitchell and Bash reveals numDeriess
thoughts aud ideas not found in other
stores-for instance the novel way OF dis
playing goods. tho beautiful ceiling ef-
fects. the handsome millinery parlore and
other things, And lust we notice the
number OF people therein probably
than in any other establishment. They
invite all to their millinery reception.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
T WILL INDEED BE A
great object lesson to-day
our honsefnI Of trade. It's

t1@S.Ns ~ - j. w ft-SS0A W 7N<<%J
Our houseful Of trade. It's
= not possible to misun-
derstaud the situation-the
very discouragements Of the
times are incentives to buy.
ers to come to us. Everybody
is talking about our prices-35
to 30 per cent lower than
others. Crowds of buyers,
crowds Of bargains, crowds of
workpeople Don't suppose
some mystery. Prices lower
is the only magic we use. Ex.
actly same as you've been get,
ting for SO, $15, $25 we're
selling for So, $40, SIS.
Let there be keen compari.
son- nothing under S15 good
as our $40 lustred Cheviot
Suit.
Let there be keen compari-
son--nothing less than $25
good as our $3.50 Suits.
Let there be keen compari-
son-hundreds of cutters here
working their quickest.
Let there he keen comp rari.
son-why arc we selling thou.
sands $5 and o6.75 Suits2
There's no lodestone draw
ing people to Wanamaker &
Brown except the one-they're
saving nearly half Of their
money.
You'll find them thick as
bees around honey.pots-the
boys. we mean. Come see the
heyday Of business. Beautiful
Clothing, and So, 49, and So
instead Of SIS, $6 or $50.
What a comfort-paying one
hall and getting as Sood as De
forel
There isn't q corner of the
house that isn't aching for more
room. We must hurry this
sale of Half a Million Clothing,
and let the builders in.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
In,pnrtnnI Mcnttng.

The supreme Conclave of Heptaso phs
OF 5. ". II, of tue United States vii! moet
in Eden Hall on Tuesday Wednesday
and lhnrsd0y. on Tuesday. May 7, at s
o'GIoGK . m, friendship Cunclave No. /
viii hUld q special sesslOu and initiate
twelve new mem bsrs, to which all Hepta.
sophs ate invited. A grand time is OK
pected, as friendship has the mama FOR
doing ttis work In A No ! order. lhls
oIdtr ls fast growing in this city. Friend.
snip Conc ave alone has taken Ia about
twenty-five now nlomLers since the first
of tho wear
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
FOR SALE,

Dwelling house, No. s14 Van
Buren, street, containing 8
rooms and bath, screens and
secret closet, burglar alarm.
Apply to G. w. GOODING,
ua,.,, 8th and Madison.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
BASEBALL GAMES.
National League

National League
At Philndelphia-phila 8; New
York, 8. At Boston-Boston, 2T; Wash
ington, H.
Eastern League.
At Scranton-Rochcster O. Scranton 4.
At Wilkesbarre- Syracuse a. Wilkes
barre, @ At Spring1eld-SpringHeld, l8;
Buffalo. 10. At Providence-Provlden
Ii Toronto ?.
State League.
AT uncastcr-Laneastcr, :; Harrisburg,
4. At arbondale-IIuzleton, IL; Carbon
dale, 8 At Pottsvillc, 20; Shen-
andoah 4 AT Rcading-Rcading o; AL
lcntown, =
Rockford VS. North End to day at Front
aud Union streets, Game called at four
O'Clock.
9. A. {. W. Alien Grays at Now Castle to.
day al Battery Park. Game called ut $50
O'clock
Tom Imkle. the Rockford catcher. left
to-day to play with tho Chadl's Ford Club.
Bullock Will catch for the Rockfords to.
day.
So Willie McGill won game for the
Phillies.
Philadelphia used German yesterday
Right lively.
Willis played right field yesterday In the
Hurrisbu-g Lancaster game.
Poor old Carbondale went undsr again
Nt5LbEuHV. l1uZleiOu SCOItu runs anu
Carbondule s.
Jack Taylor's arm was quite lame yes.
terday and it will be some time before h Q
Will be able TO pitch again. 1t ia lame
excuse. ......
Hailmnn accepted ton chances at second
and made three singles.
Ilamiltons catch AMI ThompsoG's hit
we're large factors In tile local game.
McGIll AMI Buckle! make a very strong
battery.
II will probably be Smith against kusle
to day
Fearless A. C, the winner of 20 games
out OF "A played last season. haye organ.
ized for 1875 with the following players
i. Joyce, c.; T. Io6an, pi A. Whaler, IS. /;
n. Denney. H.; G. MARBLE 2O.. ], McLain,
Sb L. Bascoe. H.; J. Johnson. rt. r. Holt,
| If All challenges Will lie received from
all clubs whose psayes are under IA years
| Of age.
The Senators Athletic Club has organized
| for the season with the following players:
| ". Dimelow, catcher; Garrett pitcher; IL.
| Mccall. short stop Alexander. first base;
/ d. Mccall, second base Stroud, third base;
| Williams, right field; 1scCrea, centre field
! DimeioM, lett Held, The Senators are
now ready to receive challenges from all
/ teams IN the state who average 10 years
OF age. The Senators would like to hear
irOm tie Alyus. together with all other
teams IN the state, who play under III
years. Challenges will be received from
tcams ~ I. q. Williams No. 2JS West lItn
street.
Ihe st. James Literary Institute base
ball team. OF Philadelphia has arranged
the schedule OF games for the season. Ile
clup has still u few open dates, and arc
expecting o hear from clubs at Doyles
town. Media, Morton. Rockford and New
/ Castle.
luumpzon's home run yesterday was
leauty.
Sullivan should go out for an hour OF
two and practice throwing to first base
4 will af mn
: merous and diastrous.
very remarkable story comes via NeN
York to The effect that Bob Alien is to sue,
ceed Arthur irwin as ma nagur of the Phil
lies. No confirmation oil the report, how
eNer.cOuid 3e hal from any OF the oilielals
OF the club yesterday.
The Sun" will have to be careful OF It's
Il told you 30"