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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-12
ENDORSED HIM.
Pennsylvania Democrats Make Up
Their Slate and Adjourn.
CHRIS MAeEe IS VICTORIOUS.
Platform OF the Convention
Scores the Republicans.

WILLrAMsPoRT, Pa, Sept. 12. The Dem.
ocratic state convention adjourned las,
night after making these nomination
For state treasurer, Congressman Ben.
Jamin +. Mircr of Harrisburg; for judges
OF the superior court, Harmon Yorks OF
Bucks county, j. :. Moorehcad OF West
Morciand, G. ii. Noyes of Warren, y. T..
smith OF Lackawanna. Oliver II. Bechtel
OF Schuyikill and Christopher Magee Of
Allegheny.
There were nearly score OF candidates
Tor the superior court bench, aud each one
had host OF friends working in his In.
tercsts. The fight was waged between
the country delegations and those from
philadelphia and Pittsbnrg. The Phila-
delphis boom collapsed early In the day,
but Mr.. Magee was victorious after an
exciting contest, defeating Calvin NJ.
Bower OF Confer county by vote OF l7g
20 14e. Followingi Is
The Platform.
First-The Democratic party, In convention
assembled. hereby renews its allegiance TO and
declares it~ faith in the py-ncpies OF d-moc.
racy a formulated by jefferson, and illus.
trated by t-adi-on, Monroe, Jackson and
CLEVELAND u congratulstes the American peo.
Pc c2op tie first fruits Of the Democratic nd.
i"ih''i a'ipN, Whlch inherlted from It's kepubli.
can predecessor a bankrupt treasury and un.
wise financial le yislation, impaired public
credit and widespread disaster, and which,
under ~" slgncious, courageous and patriotic
Leadership og its great president, Grover
Cleveland led the peop out of the slough Of
desponGoocy 70 the high ground of substantial
and increasing pI osperity.
Secosd--Ihe repeal of the sherman silver
purchasing sct and the Mckinley tariff law
una the substitution of more moderate tariff
laws have found their immediate results In the
resumption OF business and the restoration Of
the nations craiit.
Tard-As indicating the principles of tariff
reform. la which Democracy is unalterabl
pledged, we cASllengo especial attention TO the
fact that suoh prosperity and the consequent
material increase Of wages has been most pro.
nouuced IN ins industries whose existence our
epponehti cisnusJ were dependent upon high
tariff duties. rhe sloemy prediction that tho
iron and stsei industries Of Pennsyivanis
would be destroyed by a reduced tariff has
been contrsdioted Dy their present uncxampled
prosperity.
Fourth - We invite the attention OF the
wagc-arners 10 the fact that the present vol.
untary incr-sse o. wages Of those employed in
the msnuf sotaring industries, amounting TO
no less tban ssj1, .0oO, was absolutely un.
known under tae Mckinley act
Fifth-We especially reaffirm so much Of thu
platform of Va. last Demooratio national con.
vention - cslis FOR the use OF both gold and
silver AS tas standard money OF the country;
but the dollar unit of coinage Of both metals |
must be OF equal intrinsic and interchange
able value.
The platform ends with an arrai gnmene |
ef the state administration.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-12

| ihrse-quarter NIUE. on nat. purse 20:
RandopSs Se'cbS chsyy earney cSassy yCfhiibenj
| " Slaytons Oh Tcnup fCannon). ...........
Time /. .23.
| and The Dog also ran.
| > Dwyer. starter; + Lannon, timer.
This is Coverings day, and. incidentally,
wheelmen's DAY, for the most of ihe bicycle
races are TO be run this afternoon. The en-
| tries are.
One-mile open scratcb-First prize, gold
nlied watch. $50; second prize. clock SIS
third prize. lamp. S5 Peter Engedrum, Mar
smafgsnset. mf,n : Pier: Matter Arnold. Wood River
Nash. wcC, Westerly, r L; Phil Engledrum,
Management Pier
s,IsS One mile mile egen scraich-First prize, gold.
FL; third prize. cake basket, SIS: Peter j
LnYgsiedaum; Eng rum; narraeansstt Pier; Walter Ar
RWold, Was,.r Mood River Mills; J Piper: v Q e.
RI; Philip J Eneiedrum. Narrasansett Pier
,h1i ohe,mlie open open tandem First prizes, two
Clark and Clark. WCC. " westeriy. wri r ius 4: p,Ssr
and Nash, W Q g. Westerly, RI.
Eeferee-Morton Hiscox. Westerly. Judges
Irving spencer, " G G, Westerly r q Ferry,
X ", Wakefield; Hiram @ barber wCC,
westerly, scorsrs-Joe Whipple. G G, Nest
eriy: Eeli.. " &C. Westerly. starter-G
Lells,, " &, Westerly. Race Meet COMMITTEES
w III Nash. " &C, Westerly.
. INC premiums awarded yesterday were in
the following departments: lat cattle. cake.
vegetables.
follows:
ga M, fair grounds will be open TO the
II a. M, an exhibition Of trained steer
lZ m, annual auaresa IN the hall, TO be fol.
lowed by remarks by Governor Lippitt and
others
] y. IN, three bicycle races
:. r. M, the following races will be called
alternately. Nos. III andii22:
NO lxl-CQ's. fosl of iS9! and under: mile
feats, best in s. purse Sl00: fret $50 second
go, third Sl5. fourth $40.
Waltsr Prices brn Colgan.
Lsnswortby,s ch Argostons.
A On ans m Lady Hart
William K smiths blk Sooner
T. kenyon's b q Captain Owen.
George Browns bg Azal b.
THOMAS l. Greene's b m Lady Goodwin
y Greene's ch Governor Greene
No l.2--2O class, free 20 all mile h. ats best
$40. fourth S25.
- A Nose's -
Langmaid's grey Jake Bryant.
carpenters blk g George
Carpenters b q Chevalier
Kelly a. Co.'S IN Guenn.
John P~rry's b Clifford g.
NJ Crafts brn King Canute.
II j Dood's b DR. X.
samuel Carrsthurs' br m Gold Wings
CIV Campbell, Jr's 7 M Ada Morris
. p M, hurdle race. two-mile heats; purse
s75; first $50 second SOS.
y NJ, all persons are requested TO retire
from the grounds except officers and those in |
charge ana gates will be closed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-12

NEW BRITAIN, Conn, Sept. IA novel
point was raised yesterday In the superior
court in the quo warranto proceedings
against the city of New Britain, brought
by the Central Railroad company The
company desires 70 extend it's tracks.
but the city refuses permission. The city
attorney claimed that TO allow street
railroad to occupy public highways with.
out compensation is a violation of the
constitution OF the United States. II this
point Is carried IL will affect seriously
every street railroad in the country.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-12

The dispatch stating that thousand
bulgarian troops have started trouble on
Turkish soil calls attention to the Turk
Ism army, and most people will be sur
prlsea TO know that Turkey can in short
tline throw into action million men.
In the latest number of that very excel
lent publication, "The Journal of the
United States Artillery" published by
the artillery school at Fort Monroe,
there is an article translated from
Il Avenir Militaire." giving full ac-
count OF the reorganization OF the Tur-
kish army In II sfe many interesting
facts. Turkey has ibilowed the example
OF Germany, and recruiting goes by dis
trict. From $4,000, 90 of people, 100. 600
men are furnished each year. OF these
about 25,00O are found unfit for service,
and 80, 600 are released for the support OF
their families. The remaining 65, 600 are
divided by lot into two parts, 40, 600 to
serve three to four years, 25, 600 to serve
less than year. The active army con-
sists OF six annual contingents, which
means an army OF 225, 000 well drilled men
and l3O, 600 passably well drilledea total
OF 5s0, 200 men. The army of the reserve
includes the eight ANNUAL contingents
preceding the six of the active army, and
num- beriDg $40. 600 effective soldiers. of
whom $50, 600 have had military training.
such In summary way,' says the ar
ticle, lis the division Of the IL contin-
gents which in time of war feed the rs
corps, which the Turkish army can mob
ilize to an effective strength OF 600, 600 well
drilled men, and 430, 900 men fitted for
auxiliary service, making a total OF more
than million men,"
Perhaps Turkey is not the decrepit
power that people generally suppose her to
be. Certainly such numbers mean some
thing in case Of war, especially when il is
known that in three weeks all these mil
lion men can be mobilized. The Balti-
more American.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-12
SH.ERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue OF an Execution, No 10, 300, issued
from the District Court of the 9th Judicial
District on the I'd day of April 1895 and re
turnable to Ssid District Court on the I'd day
OF July, 1895, wherein Arthur Devlin, Trus
tee Tor Daniel +. Reed, both of Providence is
the plaintiff, and Edward A. Turner OF said
providence Is the defendant, will be sold at
Court House on College street in the City OF
PROVIDENCE on saturday. September 14th, 1895.
at l2O O'Clock in the afternoon, ali the
right, title and interest that the defendant,
Edward a. turner, has ut this time in and 10
the following described real estate, viz
Those Ten Certain lots Of lana with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, stu.
ated in the City OF Providence and laid out
ana Described as lots Nos. l8 ID. l5 10, 81, 42,
49, 65. d6. 7s 70, so, ss, s5, Sc. pl and 90 on
flat OF Shadrach Randall and Batcheller,
land Horton Grove, North Providence, belong
ing 10 Samul Hedley, surveyed and plated,
May, 1913, by X. Smith Mowry said plat is
recorded in the Recorders Office in said
Providence, reference thereto being had for
a fuller description of said lots of land
Also Ten Certain lots of land with all
buildings and improvements thereon. Stu
ated IN said Providence and laid out and
described as lots Nos. - l9, IA rs, l6 IL, ls 10
~ and u on Plat Of lots in North Providence
belonging 10 Ebenezer Wood, resurveyed
and plated for n. G. Northup by William s.
Ha,nes, May 10. 1884. Said plat is recorded
IN the Recorder OF Deeds Office in said Proyi-
dence, reference thereto being had for full
description OF said lots.
Levied on the 9th day of June, 1895, at IL
o'clock a. m, aud will be sold to satisfy said
execution If sufficient.
SAMUEL f. GARDINER.
Deputy sheriff.
ayp- ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-12
VIII Fill Supreme Omc..

ST. LOUIS, Sept. ia.-At yesterdays ses-
sion OF The supreme lodge knights and
Ladies OF Honor. tho following officers
were elected: l.. ID. Lockard, Bradford
Pa, supreme protector; A, Haclsele, New
York, vice protector; e. w. Harvey, In
dianapolis, supreme secretary; c. +. Dad.
ley, indianapolis. supreme treasurer; Mrs.
Nj. ;. Gilbert. Louisville, supreme chap
lain; Mrs. Ellen Wemple, Hamilton, o..
supreme guide; p. j. Meeban, Pennsyl.
vania, supreme sentinel; l.. d. Witherell.
New York, supreme medical examiner.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-12

There was meeting at Trinity M. T.. Church
last evening OF tho board OF managers of the
City Evangelization Union.
Presiding elder Benton, Mr.. Tarbeil and
MT. flneld were appointed as a committee TO
nominate 10 delegates-at-lRrge on the manag-
ing board, and they named the following
gentlemen: Charles A. Phillips. Edward
shaw, Charles Z. Hall, Charles A. Bixby, W.
W. Chace. Lloyd q. Eddy, George II. Chen.
nerya Walter III. Barney, J. II. Latham and
Mr.. Washburn.
10 was suggested that an effort should be
made TO ascertain the amount Of indebted.
ness OF the several churches and 20 see what
methods Tor raising money might be put in
narration.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-12

WASHINGTON. Sept. IA diplomatic
representative Of ono Of the Central
American republics says that the republic
OF Salvador will probably not execute
Bustsniente, the lieutenant of Ezeta, who
was surrendered by the Nicsrasuan gov.
ernment after being taken from an Amer
lean steamer. He has no doubt Busta-
ments will be imprisoned for crimes
with which he is charged, but in view of
the position taken by the United States in
the extraditiou oascs of the Ezeta fol.
lowers, IL isprobsble that Salvador will
not proceed 10 extreme measures
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-12

BosToN Sept. 12.-The United States
weather bureau here states that the heavy
thunder storm which passed over New
England yesterday was most severe In
Maine, Eastern MASSACHUSETTS and por.
ton of Vermont. The storm which
struck Boston was local in it's character
and did no great damage in the city. Re.
ports from nearby cities, however, show
THAT much damage was done. Rain. hail
and even snow fell in some localities.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-12
Pardon Petition. p,.nos.s n,

AUGUSTA, Me-, sept. l2.-The governor
and council laid on the table petitions for
the pardon Of Robert Hughes OF Portland.
who Is In the state prison at Thomaston
for rape and >. T. Reilly of Biddeford
who Is also serving time at Thomaston for
breaking and entering.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-12
~TELEaRAPHIC BRKvIrIEs.

Alabama Democrats are loyal 10 free
silver.
Gladstone predicts future bsnsats for
The Liberal party.
Henry NJ. STANLEY, the African explorer,
bss arrived ~ New Yovk.
PLATES representative In Kings county
carried Brooklyn caucuse.
Consolidation of the Northern Pacific
And TIE Sssss kosthsrp considered lxu-
ssobabls ~ ~ Ivns fastien.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-12
britain. Demand Compiled with.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l2.--In dispatches
TO the department. of state, Consul O'Hara
of San Juan del Norte, Nicaragua, an
nounces the distribution of the INDEMNITY
of $4,000 paid by the government OF
Nicaragua In response to the British de.
mand for damages TO British subjects DO.
cause of the Bluelells affair
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-12
strike Of Ias,ers Complicated.

LYNN, Mass, Sept. ia,-As a result OF
the strike of the lu0 lastcrs in the Plant
shoe factory here, all of the help to tho
number of 900 have been forced from their
work The only help in the factory yes
terday were the women stitchers. A
meeting was held last night by the
strikers TO discuss the situation. Neither
the firm nor tho strikers will talk of the
maffar
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-12
New England League Winper.

FALL RIVER, Mass. Sept l2.-The Fall
Rivers for the third consecutive year have
won the pennant in the New England
league race. The battle was an easy one
for them, as the other clubs i'm the league
were entirely outclassed at the start. aud
IL had practically won out before the
others had begun 10 ronlize IL.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-12
SECOND PLACE.
Grays Cannot Be ousisd From II
Now.

WILKEsBARRE,P Pa, Sept. II. The Prov
idence drays defeated WillSesbarre In q
peculiar contest this afternoon. Up to
the NTH the home nine led, but then,
thanks to errors, the visitors made segen
runs and kept ahead until the finish.
Lovett started In To pitch for the 0rays.
but gave mp in the first because of a lame
shoulder, Egan taking his place. Coax
ley pitched for Wilkesbarre, but lost
heart after the fifth. Following is the
score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-12
JEG4L NOTICES.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of an Execution. No. lOoa, issued
from the Common Pleas Division of the SUI
preme Court. holden at Providence, within and
ior me county OF Providence, ON the "a day
OF January, A. d.. 1895, and returnable TO
SAID Division on the 2d day OF July, A. D..
lsD1, wherein Alex Il. Mendes, OF the City,
county and State of New York, is plaintiff.
and John Ii. Rowley Of the City and County
OF ProvideLce. and State OF Rhode Island
and Providence Plantations formerly co-part-
ner with Walter a. Hughes of said City OF
providence, az Walter a. Hughes a. Com
pary lthe said Hughes not having been
served with process in the action), are
the defendapts Will be sold at Public Auction
on saturday. September l4th. A. d.. 1895, at
~ O'Clock, noon, at the Shsriff's office in the
Court House ON College street in the City OF
providence all the right, title and interest
howley, bad, on the the 10th day OF March,
A d., 1894. at X o'clock and 81 minutes
y. m, the time of tho attachment on the orig.
inal writ in the Suit in which the above de-
scribed execution was obtained in and 20 the
following described real estate viz: That
tract OF land on Vinton street in said Provi-
and bounded easterly by said Vinton street
southerly by other land of said John IA.
howley and by land OF A. r; and Z: A. Dur.
fee. and westerly by land OF l.. II. Eddy, land
OF Emma Wolf and land OF Emma A. Perkins,
being lots numbered els aud 9l5 op Plat No
Is IN the Office of the Assessors OF Taxes in
SAID providence. tract of land on Carpen-
ter street in said Providence with all improve
ments thereon and bounded southerly on
said Carpenter street, westerly on land OF Z.
l.. Harris, northerly on other land of said
kowley, aud easterly on land OF A. X. and
+. A. Durfee. being lot No. IS on Plat No %
in the Office of the Assessors OF Taxes in said
Providence. Also tract OF land on Manton
avenue in said Providence. with all the inn
provements thereon and bounded on said
Manton avenue and on land of John Higgins
and is numbered 696 on Plat No. "a in the
office of the Assessors of Taxes.
Levied on the lst day Of June, A. ID. 1896.
at 10 @ clock and 80 minutes a. m, and will
be sold 10 satisfy said execution il sufficient.
SAMUEL T.. GARDINER,
Deputy Sheriff.
nOl Al 81 q
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-12
WIN Not Grant Iporeass.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Sept l2.-At q
meeting Of the Fall River Cotton Mann.
facturers' association yesterday IL was
unanimously voted not TO grant the de
mand of the Weaver association for an
increase Of ~ per cent Ia wages to take ef
feet sept. %. A general strike may be the
result Of this decision.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-12

NEW YORK, Sept. i2.-The grand Jury
handed down an indictment of murder ia
the first degree against Mira. Mary A.
Fleming for having, on Aug g. admin.
istered poison 20 her mother, Mrs. K. NJ.
bliss, which rcsulted in the latter,s death
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-12
Names Epworth Learu. Session.

PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 1.-the state
league OF the Epworth league of the
Methodist church met in Westbrook yes.
terday About 100 delegates were prose mt
from all parts OF the state. The afternoon
was occupied in addresses of welcome. de.
hvered by Rev. DIR. Phelan and Mayor
Gutter. In the evening an address was
delivered by IL. II. Frost Of Bangor,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
TODAYls GAMES.

Eastern League Springfield at Scran-
ton; Providence at Wilkesbarre: Buffalo
at Toronto; Rochester at Syracuse.
National League-Boston at New York:
Brooklyn at Baltimore; Philadelphia at
Washington; Cincinnati at Pittsburg:
Louisville at Chicago; Cleveland at ST.
Louis.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-12
Ready 10 Return 8e-..

MAIDEN. Mass. Sept. i2.-Cora Taylss
ana Emma Brighton, two NausssuoA
tConn) girls, who have been uoGssias
from home since Aug 81, srs In ~ oAtN
Ihey are employed In tho Edg sworeh rub.
per factory, but state thsy are willing V
ssseso hsms 4 thss passats Aaa1Bs Ghsn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-12

When the late Ben Butler, ex-Govenror
OF Massachusetts and q noted general in
the war, built a boat, or had one built.
ana went over TO England and took away
the cup, which, for 40 years has been In
Yankee land, he never had any idea what
contest there would be for supremacy
years after h. had passed away. II the
cup should be won, which We have no
idea II will be, and taken back to the
land OF our English cousins, there would
nouDtless be more "jockeying' TO the
oetrinent OF the American craft than
ihere Was last Tuesday. Those who re-
member when Heenan, the American
champion, went over TO England to set
Tie the International dispute with Tom
sayer', will call TO mind that he
mad anything but fair play OH that
occasion. Since then, having shown
better form in every kind OF ath-
letics, walloped her giadiators and out
trotted her horses, the ambition is, OF
course, 10 continue to outssil her craft,
which Defender can do IL given an equal
chance with her competitor. A la Poe,
We are constrained TO remark:
"Will VaikyrIe beat Defender,
Valkyrie from foreign shore?
Quoth Dun-raven, Nevermore. "
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-12
Murderer Believed TO n. I,.a...

MARLBORO, Mass, Sept. ie. - Arad
Taylor of Berlin killed his wife yesterday
by striking her on the head with an axe.
The cause OF the murder is unknown. 1t
Is supposed that Taylor was insane.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-12
Increase In Portland, ya,u..

PORTLAND, Me, Sept. l2.-Tho assessors
have reported the valuation of the city of
Portland ms being about SIS, 100000. This
Is a gain Of over 5000 on the valuation
OF 1894
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-12

The register OF meteorological observa-
tion Tor August shows the mean tenn
perature TO have been 90. 8 ana the total
and rain fell II dANA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-12

Earned runs, Wilkesbarre q: Providence 2
flrst base ON errors, Providence o. Left on
pases, Nilkesbarre q; Providence g. First base
on balls, on Coakley 0; OF Egan g. struck
out. by Coskley /; by Egsn 1. Homo run,
Murray. Three base hits. Lezotte. knight.
Two. base bits, Griffin, Lyttle, Bonper. Lezotte.
Sacr,nce hits. E2an. Rogers. Stolen base.
smith. Double pIsys. Earle TO Mcmahon:
sn,,n an, TO Bonner TO Earl; Cooney 10 Rogers;
~ nnicManon TO Bonner 10 Earle. Passed ball.
SOn. ' -"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-12

CHICAGO. sept. l2.-Announcement has
been made Of a new and powerful organ.
ization OF the Central Traffic association
and the TsvsAk Line associssies, - -
known a ~ vSeoa TsslAs aoOAoeoDA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-12
OTHER EASTERN LAEuoE GAMES.

SCRANTON, Pa, Sept. 1l.-springiield
didn't DO thingn to Scranton this
afternoon, only shutting them out by 8
to o. IL was a one-sided game i'm which
Springfield made seven runs in the third
inning. Scranton being affected with
lassitude.
TORONTO, Ont, Sept. 1l.-Champion
Coroett played here today, and as a con-
sequence 5000 spectators witnessed Toron-
10 oeieat Buffalo by TO 8 in a game in
which fun was about all the PLAYERS seem
ed TO be out for. Ii was the last game
OF the season here.
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Sept. l1.-Roches-
Ter got even with Syracuse today for the
various defeats recently suffered and won
by ~ TO 4. O'BrieD and Morse made home
runs and Crane pitched well for Roches-
ter. Barnett began to pitch for the stars.
but Cannon was substituted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-12
EASTERN LEAaU- STANDING.
UMPIRE WAS "OrF."
Decisions Of Ksefe Had Much to Do
With Bostons Defeat.

Decisions Of Ksefe Had Much to Do
With Bostons Defeat.
NEW YoEK, Sept. li.-Tim Kcefe cut
quite figure In the contest between New
York and Boston. To begin with. he vns
oil In his decisions, and to make matters
oven worse, Boston get far the worst of IT,
The Beaneaters lost all interest in the
game after Kesfe had declared Camel out
In the second inning after Stafford had
dropped the ball twice. Both Nichols and
Clark were hit hard
Boston. % 0 o 2 O. s
Earned runs-New York, s; Boston, g. Base
hits-New York 10: Boston, 0. Errors-New
York, 4; Boston. 8. Batteries-Clark and viii.
son; Nichols and CAMEL
AT Baltimore:
Brooklyn. ..........l o o o % g. 8
Baltinor........... 0 o o o o. 4
Earned runs - Brooklyn. g. Base hits
BROOKLYN; Z; Baltimore, O. Errors-BroolSlyn,
z; Baltimore, l. Betteries-Kennedy, Burren
and Grim; Hemming and Clarke.
AT Washington:
W. ,Manshn,nyton ''...'.....0 81 10
Earned runs-washington, @; Philadelpbia.
]. Base ehits-Washingt gton, o; philadelphia. 8
Errors - Washington, q Batteries - Mercer
and Mcclure; Lucid and Buckley.
At Plttsburg:
Cincinnati......,.. o 0 o o.
Earned runs = f'ittsburg. & Base hits
P1ttsburg, 10: Cincinnati T. Errors-pitts
burg, 2; Cincinnati, p Batteries - Foreman
and Merritt; Parrott aud Vaughn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-12
MUNYON'S
REMEDIES CURE

hheumatism, Dyspepsia, Kidney
troubles, Blood Diseases, and all
nervous Complaints, and Throat and
Lnng Affections Positively Cured by
munyon's Improved homeopathic
kemcdies-Ask Your Druggist for
Them.