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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-21
DRY GOODS MAgkEI.

New York. June z0.--AEsnts have al
vznced prices a. follows. Pep3~reii
ana brown cotions 20 "a cenfs. DO
ought csatzs 60 Il "a coats: q = 6
cents. Enors = STANDARD Do-lncn drills
20 =. cents. Chzriez:ozn 7S-ir-h 1-yzrd
drills % cents. DglSni Anchor ~
inch hss4ched 20 =. cents. IrS!xnt Al
csor 5s-inch nz!< biezcasd 20 - csots
There "a q good MARKET fgr brozrz sheet
lngs ard drills ard tor In n 81 tate
and near delivery SUPPLIES ATs very
light The aoSlec rra-zst q sfsz1l~r
urder rhe trsu~lre q A. upward reE-
6sncy % ~o-o1 and blankets. AID Tar
nsl. have ben logkss after Ella more
interest Printing cloths Te-y Steady
az - cea;s for spots aa9 > 1915 cents
bid ard 6sE..1e6 q. cs.lEaSA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-21
Eagle Sporting Notes.

Pitcher Dolan has lost but one game
for Boston this season.
This week and next Cleveland and
chicago viii lock horns.
Louisville has now fallen into the
habit of losing six straight
Some one has made a "welch" with
Jockey Tarars $500 watch.
Boston is on top and, as is usual at
those periods, Boston is playing ball.
Keller who leads the League in bat
ting has made seventy-seven base hits.
In the Western League Minnea polls
IS closing up on Indianapolis, the lead
-.
The western clubs are now getting
back home on the eastern trip they
lost the lead.
Despite his fall and his dissipation
John l.. sullivan remains the most pop
ular pusilist in the country.
Just now Dallas is laying very low
and trying II collect the money with
which 10 build that auditorium.
When Washington can take two out
of three from New York a good deal
o. the senators past is wiped on the
score:
Rev. DR.. Harrison Of Brooklyn pro-
nounceS cycling the cleaneSt possible
sport which brings man very near
heaven"
Very little is heard from the coach
ing lines this year and the umpire
takes another step in the direction Of
the throne.
The Charter Oak races at Hartford
have been declared OF on account Of
the Connecticut laws which are unfav-
orable 10 pool-selling.
New York continues 10 lose three
straight games right along and il is
only question of time when she will
be down at the bottom OF the heap.
The Winfield, Kan. Reds are ready
10 play any team in the state with
which they can make satisfactory
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-21
KIRK'S RAIN WATER MAKER

breaks the hardest water instantly
and Will hold colors from running In
printed goods. keep bluing from curdl-
ing in water. Flannels and wollens
washed in water prepared with this
most wonderful preparation Will posi-
lively not shrink.
For the bath or toilet II Is indispen-
sable, making the water soft and velve-
~, accelerating the action or the soap.
giving the skin a healthy glow and
helping TO remove any superfuous ex-
ecrations that may adhere to the body.
For the dishes and general washing
purposes IL is very essential. as 1t saves
both labor and soap
This preparation IS not TO be con-
founded with soap powder. as IL con-
tains no soap. lye. ammonia, lime or
any deleterious ingredients.
Kinks Rain Water Maker" can be
had OF all grocers: Csc for large 2
pound package. order package OF
your grocer at once for your next wash
dag. You will never regret IT,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-21
KIRK'S
Great Fight in Wichita Against
Dirt and the Drudgery
of Wash Day.
139 Persons Who Obtained a
Sample Package at the
Eagle Office Already
Heard From
Who Testify to the Merits Of
His New Preparation
RAIN WATER MAKER.

That already so many people have
voluntarily come forward and testified
to the merits of Kinks Rain Water
Maker" shows conclusively that the peo
pie are appreciating the efforts made
by Mr.. Kirk 10 produce an entirely
harmless preparation that should les
sen the drudgery of wash day and the
wear and tear OF clothes heretofore sub
ject TO the usual manner OF washing.
One lady reports that after washing
with Kinks Rain Water Maker" her
hands were as soft and smooth as
child's. She said: No, j do not care 10
have you publish my name; l do not
think my husband would like IL. but /
shall do all in my power 10 get my
friends 10 use Kinks Rain Water
Maker Do you know" she said fur
Their on in the conversation, that j do
not believe / have used more than haf
the amount OF soap I have been accus-
toned to using before / prepared the
water with Kinks new discovery Sure
ly the women OF this country should
be most grateful to Mr.. Kirk for this
great boon to womankind."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-21
SITTING ON SPIKES
WESTERN LINES UNEASY ABOUT
TIE RATES TO DENVER
Coming Session of the National Educa-
when, where, how, by Whom, to what
Extent and In How Many Different Di-
rections the Cut In Rates Customarily
Preceding that Occasion will Take
Place.-American Loan and Trust Com
pany Petition for Egan, all Alone.

Chicago, June 20.-The western lines
are getting uneasy over the excursion
rates to Denver for the National Edu-
has always been a generous slashing
of the agreed rates during the last few
days preceding the annual convention
of this organization, and all sorts of
rumors are floating around as to what
will be done this year. An executive
officer of one Of the eastern trunk lines
wired to Chicago today that it was re-
ported in Cincinnati, Indianapolis and
other places that extensive cuts were
being made in rates and he wanted the
turth about IL, if the truth was obtain
able. The general fears seem to be
that the Union Pacific has cut, will cut,
ting the excursion rates to Denver. The
telegram had the effect of creating a
large amount of suspicion on all sides.
although nobody seemed to have any
direct knowledge that the rates have
been cut There is no apparent reason
Of any sort why the Union Pacific
should be suspected of making any re-
auctions in passenger rates except that
ii cut freight rates some days back,
and that is no reason at all
THEY WANT EGAN ALONE.
Salt Lake City Utah June 20.-A mo-
ton was filed today by the attorneys
Of the American Loan and Trust COM
pany Of New York for modification
Of the recent order appointing receiv-
ers for the Utah Northern and Oregon
Short Line railroad, so as to make j.
NJ. Egan the sole receiver and give him
authority to issue receivers certificates
and allow him to take possession of the
road without paying the interest on the
Utah Southern and Utah Southern Ex-
tension bonds The case will come up
for argument before Judge Merritt on
Tuesday next.
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~. Iouig Grain


81. Louis. June S0-Recefpts-Fiour = co:
wheat, 100; corn. 200: oats. ZOO Ship
rneuts-Flour, 100; wheat. 1870: oats,
1000 Flour-Dull. easy and unchanged.
Wheat-Opened :. cent lower but advanced
=. cents on q stiff demand. The market
later declined when the early buying let
up. became unsettled and closed 10. cent
below yesterday. Weak cables and heavy
selling were the reasons for the declines.
No. red, cash. 75izEI7sc; July. I-s.c bid;
September. 1.s<c. CoTn-Hent I'd fhis
morning with the bulge IN wheat l. cent
but IL Was rot strong a. the advance ard
soon fell back AT the early advance
was lost. but the close was firm ard but
little changed from yesterday. No =
mixed cash. sc July. 81. S@pteT1hfr.
E7,c- Oats-Spot and futures dul and
nominal. not trade being made No. =
cash rot quoted. July. 80. S@pterber.
e11sc asked Ry-Prsme sacked sold CO.
elEt track Barley. fsxsse1 zn1 grass
seeds nominal Corn meal. 3 Syfre-ss Bran
Small offerings: &c. cas-, track Hay
Prairie steady. unchanged: timothy an
settled. ST. sBfrf7ps. sas- SIDE Wool
Strong for choice grades a. unchanged
prices.
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CLOSES AT HIGHEST
STOCK MARKETS LAST HOURS ARE
TIE BEST OF TIE DAY.
Starts in Fair Activity, With FiTst Prices
Bears Raid the Granger and Sugar and
General Weakness Resuits--Lsser IN
Upward Movement b Org.nised which
Increases TN the Close. which - In
Good rone--Bond Trading Light and
Cnsestlcd--Short Line Bonds.

New York. June eo.-The stock mar.
ket was fairly active at the opening.
but the first prices made were irregu-
lar Tennessee Coal and Iron was no
tably strong on inside buying and adj
vanced / y per cent to SS,s per cent. The
losses were unimportant IN the OPEN
ing dealings but before long the general
list began 10 display weakness on a bear
raid directed chiefly against the Garn-
gers and Sugar. the latter yielding %
per cent: Susquehanna aud Western
preferred liz per cent: Colorado Fuel I
per cent and the rest OF the list u per
cent. At 1 o'clock an upward move
ment was organized which grew N
strength as the day advanced Specu-
lation showed marked buoyancy In the
late trading and closed in good tone
with prices in the main At the highest
point OF the day. London was in the
market mainly as a seller. but the
transactions for the foreign account
were not large enough 10 affect the
market Reading was bought heavily
on Philadelphia orders in expectation
OF important developments following
the arrival OF j. L. Morgan.
The bond trading was light In volume
and unsettled IN tone. The refusal OF
the committee representing the oregon
Short Line ) per cent bonds TO accept
a separate receivership upon the terms
OF Judge Merritt'e order had depres-
sing effect on the securities OF the eoms
pany. The sales were s.lS9.0oo.
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THE WEATHER

Wichita, June 20.
Local forecast fir Wichita and vicinity
Fair; slightly warmer Friday.
During the past twenty-four hours the
highest temperature was 81 degrees, the
lowest So degrees and the mean 40 degrees,
with clar weather, light northerly wind
and nearly stationary pressure.
Relative humidity at a. m. 81 and at
z p. N. 81.
perature has been "a degrees.
For the past six years the average tenn
perature for the month of June has been
70 degrees, and for the 10Th day Is degrees.
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
Washington, June 20.-Following is the
forecast up to p. m. Friday:
For Kansas and Oklahoma-Fair; vari-
able winds.
For Colorado-Fair; westerly winds.
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London stock Exchange.

New York. June Gothic Evening
Posts London cablegram says: OF the
increased Bank OF England's coin and
bullion this week. lss.0o9 pounds came
FROM Australia and the rest from home
circulation. The glut OF money IL
greater than ever. The stock markets
were stin demoralized today by tho
Ascot races. Americans were neglected
The receivership stocks were Hat South
Americans were strong. The New
foundiand loan Is out The details are
as auready cabled. Heavy amounts
OF syndicate bills are maturing Just
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terms. For games address W. w
Huddleson, Winfield, Kan.

Cincinnati has not played a game
with Louisville this season and a big
boom in Reds stock when the twelve
games have been played with the Col
onels. The disastrous trip of the team
has made the Reds friends thankful
for anything that will cast ray Of
light into the gloom.
The New York cranks say that Ar
thur Irwin displayed the greatest judg-
ment of his managerial career in re-
fusing to sign Pitcher Boswell for Phil
adelphia. He was signed by New York
and his exhibition on last Saturday
against Cincinnati called forth the
complimentary remarks for Irwin.
st. Paul is playing better ball every
day and the predictions made in the
ante-season days that Comiskey would
come down the line with a rafting
team and one that would make a
strong finish seems likely to be veri-
fled. st. Paul is now playing the
strongest game Of any team in the
league.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-21
WANTS EVERY ONE TO KNOW
His Experience With Kinks Rain Water
Maker.

Mr. J. A. Handy. the well known real
estate man OF 216 East Douglas avenue,
stepped into the Eagle Office and said:
II feel il my duty 20 come here and
have you publish my experience with
Kinks Rain Water Maker. / used the
sample j got for toilet purposes only.
but the effect 1t had on our hard water
was simply marvellous. My skin has
not been as soft for twenty years as IL
was after I bathed IN water prepared
with this great preparation. L am sure
for laundry purposes IL Is equally as
good as for the toilet. / endorse IL
Voluntarily and advise everyone To give
IL a trial, at least"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-21

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Weak.
No. 2 spring wheat. 72G15c: No. 3. nom
inal: No red, 11iza72Lc. No corn. 4s9
4si4c; No. , yellow, 4s6iac No. oats.
2Szc; No. white. 31s4 6321zc: No. 3. sl9
SIC: No. 3. size; No. 4. nominal. No
faxseed, S15l. Prime timothy seed, 3 20
Mess pork. per Dbl. s12.35lrl2 S7lz. Lard.
per 10 lbs. S.41izGs.50. Short ribs sides
Ooose,. S6l5NS.e0. Dry sailed shoulders
Cboxed). 5&d5iz. Short clear sides. Cboxeti)
si9Gss.. Whiskey. distillers' finished goods,
per gal, s.. 25i2- Sugars-Cnchanged
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Ean.z. Ilfx f.rafn


Kansas city. June J.-Wb-a.-Ve-y
weak ard 49, cents lower. No. lard.
-: No. rs1- 7fG77c. rejected 90. Cen
= 10 cert lower No = mixed fsiz.. No. 2
white. * Oats-Ftr-l- No. : Tri1ec. "a
zsizc. No. wh.t=. Il Rye-LoEeT- No =
co. Erzr-Duu rsfss5c. Hay-FIrrl. In
Orhy 3 sfszIoSe. rirasrSe. E-5saesa. But
,er-DuiI: creamery. ItG1Sc. daily. sGlIc.
EEI. cent icrHr. Sc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-21

81 Louis. June 3-Bgiier-I-n-hanEs t
FsxE-E}e:te-. Sc Whissey- r. Lad
Quses ar-a a. q 70 Did FOR chemical h8rl.
ssiss rz1 cars Missouri. ET-As- Speitsr-
<oElr ally unchanged. 81. Cotton ties
sns bzrg.-g uarhzae.a Pork-S.AatArE
me- gIez Lsz-1-F'-tns steam. -
cko.ce- ~ Bacon f5ozstt-ssC.iteTs
y5-5s. .o-xs. 3I7ss E.bs. Ss-ssis. seo-tss Is.
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I = 81 ~ sE.TATIvr sAIEs.
Note. rom the stock Y.y,s.

Joe Scott brought In car ioad % Pigs
from Peek To-Day.
c. Shesher1 of Cotdora. marketed a ear
lead % hDTz today.
James Kseney % Kansas City, Ma
visitor a. Ire yards to14y-
J <. krohlzEzch. re reliable shssy-r ..
Col~lca. WAS a. The Paris To-Day.
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sheephead Bay Horse Sales.

New York, June 2a-The eighth sale OF
the Rancho Del Paso yearilngs was begun
at Sheepshead Bay today. Those bring
ing over $50 were as follows: Ch- c. by Sir
NOdred-Abra, Burns and Walterhouse,
1900: ch c by Midlothian-Ageaes Burns
and walterhouse. $50: b. c. by Maxim
Altitude. Burns and Walierhouse, sac: b.
c. by Darebin-Dahria- BuTnE and Walter
house SO; ch. c. by Sir Aodret- Reddois
" :. Hobart. 80: b. (. by Maxirn-Carln.
W : Hobart, s. 90: b. {. by Maxin1-Car-
Tsssina. c. < Reeves. 80: ch- c. by saliva
tor-Chimes. NJ Birnes. SO: ch- Z ~
Salvador Columbine, Burns and walter
house. 500: D. g by MsIi-n-Dariais ~
B.rnes, Ss.ic1: ch- c by Saivato--Ethei, J.
A Bennett. s. so: ch- c By Sir Modred-
Evaageline. J A Bennett S.5,2; , C. b.
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POSTPONED Games

st. Louis, June Glowing to the fail
ule of the Cincinnati team to reach
here in time there was no game here
today.
Cleveland, June 20.-No game; rain.
Indianapolis. Ind, June 20.-lndiana-
polis-Toiedo game postponed; wet
,rvpnnHS
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LIVE STOCK MARKEr.

Chicago. June 2o.-Hogs-Receipts, = 90.
Market weak TO cents lower, light "a +Jf
40: mixed. 81 +JQI59l2; heavy si0l14so:
rough, 5i50d4.so
CsttIe-Receipts. 5.ooo- Market steady
to stronger.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900. Market weak TO
10 cents lower.
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~. youtx.

St Louis. June D.-Cotton-Qu.et: mid
ding. Sl2-1sc Sales, II bales. receipts.
go bales; shipments. III bales. stock. @o.ssi
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New YORK.

New York June 2O-Cotron-Easy: mid
ding. 3-l6c Net receipts, none: gross.
1892 bales; exports TO Great Britain. !, SIS
bales: TO the continent. 1850 bales: for
warded. 15T bales. Sales, $40 bales. all
spinners: stock 2lO.s7! bales Total today
net receipts. 9s7 bales; exports 70 Great
Britain 4. t52 bales: 10 the continent, s.SVi
bales: stock, 20 bales.
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Western Association Games.
OMAHA 6: ST. JOSEPH 4.

OMAHA o. 81. JoSEP1 1.
ST. Joseph, June 20.-Score:
RH F
St Joseph. ....0 003 / o o 0 o. Z 4
Omaha ....1 0 0 0 0 "-6 9 ]
Ba;teries-Stultz and Jones: Egan
and Lehman.
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New York ..1o02 10 Is 2
shingtOn , 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 6 8
Western League Games.
ROTT 13; GRAND RAPIDS 3.

DETROIT ID; GRAND RAPIDS 3.
Detroit, June 20.@Score:
r II Z
Detroit o 6 0 2-l3 8 o
Grand Rapids. ..f 0 2 0 0 % 3
Batteries-Whitehill and Twineham;
Donahue and Fear.
Game was called to allow the visitors
to catch their train.
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New Orleans

New Orleans, juno 3o.-Cotton-Quiet:
nIddling. si3-iec; low nl3dfling. 67-iSc /.
good ordinary SIC. Net receipts. 80 ba les !;
gross. ISL bales: exports 10 the continent
2ss bales. Sales, 300 bales. stock, l2S.oss
hal les
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81. Louis, June o-Cattle-Receipt ]. 20:
Shipments 100 Market firm. active Tor
natives; dressed beef and shippers. a zs
$50: light 8 50qs %: fed. 3 5gfi-75.
Hogs-Rece!pts. $3.50. shipments, 1.irc.
Market Z cents higher: heayies. A-1V6z4-5D.
packers, 81 55Eiz- 20; light. 81. s5s1s.s'i-
Sheep-Rcceipts. 900. shipments. s1J.
Market slow, steady.
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Latonia Races.

Cincinnati, June pa heavy rain
today made the track a sea of mud al
Latonia. The feature of the days
racing was the magnificent finish for
the Sensation stakes for 2-year-olds.
won by Nimrod. Peppers colt, The
Dragon, was cut down in this race and
is probably ruined. Trainer Dan
O'Brien was fined 5000 by the executive
committee for assaulting J. Earnshaw
in the betting shed yesterday. Sum-
maries:
First race-Seven furlongs, selling:
Vida, 10 10 l, won; Alethia Allen. 10
/. second; Glen Lily, Z TO ., third.
Time 1921.
Second-Mile and a sixteenth, selling:
Orinda. 5 10 10. won; Judith, to l, sec
ond; Tippecanoe. 20 10 l third. Time
los.
Third-Declared of on account Of
scratches.
Fourth-The Sensation stakes for 3
year-olds net value of stake 20 winner
$500 six furlongs: Nimrod, to l, won;
Sir Nassar. 10 10 l, second: The Mer-
chant, . TO l. third. Time 1:l942.
FifIh-F'ive furlOngs, purse: Frances,
TO 5. won: Decision, 10 10 1, second;
Donna SOL 4 10 l. third. Time l:e5i2.
Sixth-Seven furlongs: Billy Bennett, 1
TO l. won; DR.. Reed, so TO 1. second:
st Louis Races
ST. Louis. Mo, June 20.-The track a
Fair Association park is drying out
and becoming fast. The talent picked
only two out of the six favorites today.
Summaries:
First race-Mile and a quarter, sell
ing: r. II. Sherley. 8 10 1, won; Jim
Henry, 3 10 .. second; Hartford, 6 TO !,
third Time 2:15.
Second-SiX furlongs. selling: Ferris
Hartman. l 10 >, won; Saracenesca, 5 10
!. second: y. 3. c., Il 10 l, third. Time
his
Third-Five furlongs. purse: Ma
deria, s 10 l. Won; Richmond Belle.
to /. second; Carver, 10 10 l, third.
Time .0ii2.
Fourth-Six furlongs. purse: Aunt
Jane, 1e 10 l. won: Carrie 3. s TO 5. Sec
ond: Lu Prewitt, 10 I. third. Time
lis
Fifth-Seven and half furlonCs.
selling: George L. 10 to !. won: Jim
Hogg, 4 To I. second; Saxaphone. 10 !.
third. Time :Ssic.
Sixrh-Six furioags. selling: Belle
White. 10 /. won: Hush. to l. second;
Mother OF Pearl. 10 !, third. Time
Lie.
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Kansas City. June 2o.-Catile-Rscsipts
300: shipments. $50. Market stTong %
10 cents higher: Texas steers. = IJfqi.H9,
beef steers. g. eKaS.7o. stockers and feed
ers sc5yT%i5.
Hogs-Receip;s. 100: shipments. 100.
Market strong 20 8 cents hi zher. bulk q
sales - 251f -. heaviss, ASsst4-5; pAck-
a. 81; workers.. 81 Z5ls1 a; pigs. G.1IS4fS.
Shsep-Receipts. 2.fo; shipments. 70.
Narke: weak 70 cents lower.
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ling: Little Cripple, 211a to l, won; Tar
and Tartr, to TO- second; Road Runner
20 to 1, third. Time 1:47. Don Caesar
also ran.
Fitth-F'ive and a half furlongs, sell
ling: Julia Martin, filly 3 to /, won;
Edgemont, to 5, second; Crawford,
s to ! third. Time 1:l21a. Silver, Tai
bot Clifton, Maggie r. Smith and O'Bee
also ran
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PITTSBURG II; LOUISVILLE 9.

fSG ID, LOUISVILLE y.
Pittsburg, June 20.-Manager Mack
tried Jimmy Gardner, a local pitcher,
today. He was hit hard enough to lose,
but the wild work of the Colonies
pitchers saved the Pittsburgs the
game. Attendance 1000. Score:
r H E
Pittsburg 80. 8 s 0 I 4 3 0 0 III 13 8
Louisville go. 1 2 o 0 2 2 l l o. 9 II 3
Batteries-Gardner and Sugden; Nc
Dermott, Cunningham and Zahner.
Earnedr uns-Pittsburg 4; Louisville g.
Two base hits-Donovan, Genins Stem
eel, Cross, Gardner, Clarke, Collins.
Three base hitS-Cross 2, Preston, Col
Inns, Zahner. Sacrifice hits-Genins 2;
Sugden, O'Brien. Stolen bases@Smith
2; McCreary. Double plays-Cross,
GeninS and Beckley; OBrien, Shugart
and WEIGH; O'Brien and WEIGH. Base
on balls-Donovan 2; Genins, Beckley,
Stencil, Smith, Clingman, Gardner,
Preston, O'Brien, Zahner, McDermott-
Hit by pitched ball-Beckley, Stencil,
Smith, Shugart Struck out-Cunning-
ham. Cross, Gardner, Shugart, Collins,
Zahner. Passed balls-aZhner. Wild
pitches-McDermott 2. Umpire-Jevne.
Time 2:20.
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NEW YORK IS: WASHINGTON 6.

New York. June 20.-The New Yorks
had a picnic with the Washington
team. though the players from the cap
ital city were dangerous upto the sixth
inning. Attendance 1900. Score:
r H +
New York =. 10 0 2 8 o '-15 Is 2
Washington 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 o. 8 7
Batteries-W. H Clark and Schriver;
Stockdale and Mcclure. Earned runs
New York 4; Washington = Base by
errors-New York 8: Washington 3.
Left on base-New York 3; Washing
ton 5. Base on balls@OfClarke /; off
Stockdale s. Struck out-By Clarke 4:
by Stockdale /. Three base hits-Far-
rell ?. Two base hits-Tierman, Farrell,
Hassamaer. Sacrifice hits-Joyce.
Stolen bases-Burke. Tiernan, w,
Clark, Glasscock. Double plays
Crooks and Cartwright; Glasscock and
Joyce, Fuller, Stafford and w. Clark.
Hit by ptcher-Burke. Umpire-EmS-
lie Time 2.O5
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R0hH Races.

Roby, Ind, June 20-Results at Roby:
First race-Fivef urlongs: Fischer
won; Arnell, second. Little Thorn, third.
Time 1861.
SecOnd-Six furlongs: Vanguard.
won; Tom Jones. second; Mamie Sulli-
van. third. Time 1:19A.
Thrd.-Seven furlongs: Warlike won
Abbess, second; Buenos Ayres, third.
Time 1:34N.
Fourth-Six furlongs: The Rock won
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Commo.ior. Porter /. SOLD.

Louisville Ky. June S1.-Coioasl jim
Douglass and ex-Jsllsr Billy Bailey have
purchased the well known 1-otting horse
Commodore Porter. 4-i7- TIE price =
said 10 Re IS SO.
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Frank Farmer. second; Lismore, third /;
Time lis.
Fifth-Mile: Gun Wad won; Bimbo.
second; Lawyer. third. Time AZ.