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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-26
NOT EXACTLY IN UNITY.
Mr.. McDOugail and DIR. Roberts Clash in
the Presbyterian Assembly.

Pittsburg. Pa, May 25.-During the
sessions of the Presbyterian general
assembly a pamphlet has been cir
culated in which DIR. Roberts, of the
board of home missions. stated that
the receipts of the board had fallen off
So. 900 during the month of March, 1895
after the appearance OF a pamphlet in
which the missionary boards were crit
icized for their action in purchasing a
site in New York and erecting build
ing thereon at a cost of one and three
quarter millions of dollars.
Mr.. McDougall of Cincinnati, the au-
thor of the pamphlet, wrote a letter
to Moderator Booth in which he de-
manded that retraction of the state
ment be made by DR.. Roberts. \ por-
ton of the letter was read 10 the as
sembly and the floor was given to DR..
Roberts who began to read paper
protesting against the entry of the let
ter of Mr.. McDougall on the minutes
of the assembly, saying that its ale
cations were based on rumor and that
they were carelessly drawn and too
sweeping in their implications, being
unwise and unsupported by facts. y
motion was made TO table the matter
but the modera tor ruled that there was
nothing TO lay on the table. there being
only a question of privilege before the
house.
bSlbit ILLS llilis- lltt4 = W dS q NiiDl tS
of questions, in the midst OF which FL
der George i. SterTy of New York
mounted the steps of the platform. He
attempted 10 speak but was unable to
be heard on account of the noise. The
moderator interfered for his benefit.
using his gavel and saying in a loud
voice: You shall hear Elder Sterry''
When at last he was heard. he said
that Mr.. McDougall had told him the
connection OF his pamphlet with the
falling off in contributions was false.
since no copies went out before the first
OF April Just here, DR.. Roberts step
ped to the front of the platform waving
a copy Of the pamphlet above. his head.
shouting: This was in my hands on
the 25th Of March" Another commits
sioner had stated that he received a
copy mailed from Cincinnati as early as
the middle OF March. if not earlier.
Governor Beaver now took a hand
in the fray, moving that there be no
record Of either letter. reply or discus
sion placed on the minutes Of the as
Sembly. This action was taken after
some remarks from the floor. and tie
assembly adjourned till Monday morn
ing. The clerk informed the assembly
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-26

Broke !. cent Immediately after the open
ing. The terrific break in wheat frignt-
ened buyers OF and there was seinns
on rains and prospects or rams Inc
price and there was quite an advance
but the close was. : cent below Yesterday
No. mixed. cash. 80. st5Sc: May, asc; july;
532sc bid: September. SAC oats-pul.
for futures. which sold lower early. put
rallied late and closed firm. Spot easier ;
No. .. cash, sc bid; May. si.c oid' June
29i.c; July. aeasc bid: September.
aS. Rran-Sieadv. Sc sacked. east track
Fiaxseed-Nominal z-4a. Grass seeds-
Steady but quiet: clover, $e-soG 80 IN. - y
othy Scfl4ol Hay-Duli; timothy, s.-,'
Gl2oo. east side; prairie. NOT 9oo'eo-
Waal-Sfaady
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-26
VARSITY OF PENN IA: CORNELL
Eagle Baseball Notes.

Catcher Cote has been released by
Louisville.
Willie McGill struck out ten of Uncle
Anson's heavy hitting Colts.
The Spiders are out playing the
Giants regardless Of Rusie and Meek
er's pitching.
The St. Louis Browns are fast getting
in to the Brooklyn-Louisville class
sixteen lost to one won.
The indianapolis are playing great
ball, and are trying hard to win the
championship in the Western league.
weighing has started out well in his
first game in the pitchers box for the
Pirates. He also made a two-bagger.
The Kansas City Blues are not put
ting up the game this sea son that they
did last What's the matter Jimmie?
Why don't the Henderson Pets get
one of the Kansas League teams down
here on some of their off days and give
US a game?
st. Paul consigned Tommy Mullane to
the benches for a game at Detroit and
they played ball, giving poor Detroit
nine big goose eggs.
Philadelphia and Cincinnati will play
six straight games, three in Cincinnati
and three in Philadelphia. The Phillies
have the best of it so far.
If it is true that old Pete Browning
was lately seen with a 81 800 role, why
don't Louisville sign him and borrow
enough to buy few balls?
That thirteen inning game between
the Pirates and BeaneaterS was
dandy. Such games as that one helps
the national game wonderfully.
The Brooklyn and Louisville game of
Friday was declared off, no doubt on
account of the Louisvilles being unable
to get enough on a subscription list to
buy a % cent ball.
The pictures of the Ponca Indian
baseball club in Biting Bros. window
is a very fine piece of work. Israel
did the work and he had to employ
four cowboys with Winchesters to keep
them in the positions after he had them
posed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-26
LIVE STOCK NAgKET.

Chicago. May S-Hogs-Receip;s. y foD.
Market active and - cents lover. Nghrs.
81 ssGa59. mixe1. - z5G4.55: heavy. Hls9
AZ: rough. &i5G4Jf-
CaitIe--Becei pts. 80. Market quiet and
steady.
Sheef.-Recei pfz. 400. Market slow and
seak az yesterday decline.
Kansas CITY. May G.--CAtfIe-Feosip
700. shipnerts go Market slow Bat
steady. Texas steers 3 5ffsE =. besf steers.
:. sylYs. -. Etocksrs ard feeders. Fzi.sI4 =.
Hoz-Recelpts. $50. shipments, &. 30
Market weak 20 - cents ioNer. bulk ~
sales. 81 sat -: heavy. - sssIf =. pa ssrs.
q eseas -. rnl1e5 - La . lights >. 90
A.. workers. - fzGE&. plgs. E"Sffls.
Sheef,- Receipts, 5.ss1, shipments. none
Market steady
-. Louis. May Es.-Cait3e-Rscelpt 20.
shipments. rs Mare; Q4isS an3 slgS
o. anal supply: beef s-eers- u -Eslls- =.
light E5saS-. Etorksrs and fes1sTg.
= 5a.GE0a
Market 51f9 cents igUsr, heavy. - go
20 mi1s4 - 5s9fzf. EShf, - @s9f.E-
shssp-Recsspfs. zr,5. shiprnslis. $50
Mzrk-- SOW.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-26
ADVANCE is MADE
STOCK VALUES HIGHER THOUGH
THE MARKET GROWS WEAK.
Active Opening In Good Tone-ShsrP Ad-
vance Immediately. Led by New Jersey
Central - Quiet season Ensues. but
Strength Holds--Grangers Sold In the
Last Half Hour, With . fractional De-
cline and . Reaction In the General List
Bond Trading Lively and Material
Gains Made In Certain Cases--SAleA

New York. May s5.-Share specula-
ton opened active and in good tone on
the stock exchange and under the
leadership of New Jersey Central.
prices advanced sharply, the gain
ranging up Il. per cent. The market
soon became quiet but lost none OF it's
strength and some Of the spectaities
took up the advance. Minneapolis and
st. Louis firsts and second preferred
selling up per cent. American Express
IL per cent General Electric and
Hooking Valley were exceptions to the
general frmneSs and receded = per
cent and lis per cent respectatively- \
few other shares. including Burhnx-
ton, reacted a fraction but the market
quickly recovered and prices again
moved upward. American Tobacco
came into demand and rose . per
cent In the rest OF the list the i'm
provement ranged from Il TO Ia per
cent AT the beginning or the last
half hour OF business a selling move
ment was inaugurated in the granxers
which caused a fractional decline and
with them the general list. in which
the reaction was r9S per cent. the
latter Wheeling and Lake Erie prefer
red and lis per cent in Tobacco. Just
before noon Nickel Plate preferred ad-
vanced l per cent, Wheeling and Lake
Erie preferred Ia per cent and Buffalo.
Rochester and Pittsburg preferred :
per cent. The market generally. how
ever. closed weak but in the main high
er than at the close yesterday.
The bond trading today was quite
lively and material gains in value were
made in some instances. including
Louisville and Nashville. and 81. Louis
division seconds per cent. and Atch-
ison seconds. Fort Worth and Denver
City firsts per cent. The sales OF the
daN Were 81 On. 900.
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Landau Grain Market

London. May 25.-In the market our
ing the past week wheat was active on
foreign advices. Prices were Is 10 5
higher. One hundred and twenty car
goes of wheat were sold this week me
market today was quieter and prices
were tending toward lower hsures
Parcels were firm HARD MahlIood
xheat afoat was quoted at 29s 81. Spot
was firm. Flour IS 10 IS up and mod
crate demand. Maize was strong ana
Is higher. Mixed American maize;
steamer. prompt delivery, was quoted
o3s I'd. Barley was firm at Is dearer'
Oats were firm at full prices.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-26
Coffee.

New York. May. S.-Coffee-opi,oin,
opened steady al an advance OF Sdo
points on March and May white oIns'
months opend unchangd TO points lower.
The market was featursless- foreign news
being indifferent and trades conservative.
Closed firm at unchanged prices 70 point points
advance. Sales. E.S9 bags, inStl l ~ =
Septeuber. si5.05GI5-I5: october. Sl5.eo; De.
cennber. SIi 95Gi5oO; March. SiS Spot
coTfee very firm; No. :. isc- Mild quiet
Cordova. lSI.ql9c. Sales none
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-26
RRooEIYN o: LOUISVILLE I.

Louisville. KY. May 25.-It took the
Rrooklyns ten innings to defeat the
Colonels today. McDermott pitched
good ball but received poor support
Score:
+ H f
Louisville % Dol o. II 6
BROOKLYN 20 o / o 3 = > 4
batteries: Lousville-Welch, Zahner
and McDermott; Brooklyn-Dailey and
pauh. Earned runs-LouisVllle -;
Brooklyn 3 First base on errors
Louisville o: Brooklyn 4. Left on bases
Louisville &: Brooklyn s. First base
on halls-Off McDermott &: off Daub /.
Struck out-By MCDermott 3; by Daub
=. Three base hitS-Corcoran. Daily.
Two base hits-Brouthers, Clarke,
Griffin. Stolen hases-Anderson, La
tyAance. Shindle. Double plays-Collins.
Shugart and BroutherS. Hit by pitcher
Preston. Passed hall-Zahner. I'M
pire-Betts. Time 80.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-26
Sugar.

New York. May G--SuSar-Raw hrn
fair refining. SIC: centrifugal 81 test. 5ssc.
Sales. 1880 bags centrifugal. ~ test, SO.
Refined ouiet: No. s. 4fI4 3-i6c; No. :, S,sn
4 IISc- NJ : sTxai ii-lec: No. 9. l5-lSGfc ,
No. 10. Ss,Gs l5-I6c; No. II. 9 n-log
No. L. 9-l6GS24c; No. u. S1sc, OF y
Il-l6q4ssc; mould 5-lSai stan ga. :, y,
E1ea4i+c; confectioners \, S-le1i,=e T;
c,,- Ioaf : 11sTSi.c; crushed. ; l-lorSlsc
powdered. 4S.qi l5-lsc: graduated, i'-leu
4Ssc; cubes, l-l64Iisc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-26
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-26
81. Louis Produce

ST. Louis. May 25--Butter and esss no. no.
o,1otad Whiskey. Sl2i for distillers nm
ished goods Lead-Dun weak s-s'rii-
SpeIter-Strong. sac sellers, S.S.'1 p o,I;
Cotton. ties and bagging unchangec' III
Standard mess. iobbing. 81 80 LaI1-
Prime steam. $751;: choice. 500. DRY
salt meats (boxedl-Sboulders. So Iones,
s. S7Ia: ribs, $50; shorts. SosSN2. baS u.
observation-disclosures. s6.lZis' longs S'''''
ribs, S6.S7i.; shorts, S.lsls.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-26
Kansas CITY Grain.

Kansas City. May s5-Wheat-Easy ana
lower early but recovered and closed NJ "a, :
No hard. 7SGslI.c: Sc asked; No red
SIC. Sc asked: rejected. Ui=c- Corn
Quiet; steady: No. . mixed. sc; No.
white sc. Oass-Firrn: No. mixed
a3Oc: No white. slc. Rye-F1rm: no.
. Sc Bran-Firm. 14ifSc- Hay-W yas :
timothy. s. 25fisoe: prairie. X-eslSSe BUT
ter-Slow; unchanged. EgSs-F1rm 's-e-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-26
NEW YORK PRODUCE
RuYfer and Eggs

New York. May s--Butter-t1rmer'
western dairy. si-GiSc: western creamery.
TsSle.. western factory. Sfllec: EiSins- &c
imitation creamery. sl.alsc; state DAIRY
l16lsc: state creamery, lSc- -.
Egg-Weak: state AID PsnnsH y ai.i =
er1. IlTlsisc Receipts. l,U-i packages
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-26

that the prospects were that hnal adj
journment will be reached on Monday
between 5 and o'clock in the after
noon.
In the afternoon the assembly went
for a carriage ride in Scheniy park at
the invitation of the committee on ar
z
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-26
Now OrleaUN

rniddIjrg. SIC; low middling. size; good
ordinary. csc. Net and gross receiP.s'
$50 bales Futures-Quiet ana i ~ In
aSles. A. $50 bales: May, 1913; June ~ az
6es; July, s. oi97.0S: August, s.-c c 80 ~
September. S7Osli7.0I: October. $500 40 !.
November. S.oTI7. 0S, December. S'lva' ~ ;
InnnarN e 1llf- Il
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-26
Cashier Thompson q Free Man.

Mexico City. May 25.-James c.
Thompson fugitive cashier of defunct
Sedalia, No., banking institution. who
was arrested several days ago to await
extradition papers has been released
by order of the Mexican foreign affairs
department and he is now free man.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-26
COTTON MARKET
New York.

New York. May 25.-Cotton-Dull, .1se
for middling. Net receipts, none: gross;
Sei2 bales; exports TO Great tStitaih, 800
bales; forwarded. $50 bales SAFES h'"S'
stock ale SO bales.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-26

INDIANAPOLIS u; MILWAUKEE f.
Indianapolis, Ind, May 25.@Score:
r H z
Indianapolis II 0 3 2 0 D 0-12 IA 2
Milwaukee 20 3 0 0 o 0 0 IA 3
Batteries-Fisher and Mcfarland;
Stephens and Bolan.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-26
uASuINTON Ne: ST. LOUIS 1.

St. Louis. May 25.-The Senators
again had il their own way, winning
the second game of the series with
heavy batting and clear fielding
Mercer was hit freely by the Browns.
but they were unable TO score more
than once. Score:
r II Z
CT Iouis o1oO0 O-1 5
Washington Il % 1 o o o l $ 3
Batteries: St. Louis-Peitz, Clarkson;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Mercer.
Earned runs-Washington :. Two base
hits3Seibach. Quinn. stolen bases
Abbey. Cooley, Dowd , Double piay
I-Ix ouinc Connor. First base on balls
OF Mercer 3: off Clarkson >. Hit by
nitchad ball-Clarkson. Struck out
CIarkson I: Mercer >. Umpire-LonS.
Time As.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-26
SCORED BUT ONCE
PIFTsBURG BOSTON GAME THE SEA
SONS BEST, so FAR.

'itcher's Battle i'm Which Hawley Wins
Game Errorless--Stenzel Scores the
Games Solitary Win - Reds Defeat
the Phiilies Without a Struggle--COlts
Give the 0r:c;e Their second Drubbing
spiders Fielding to Biame--Browns
Count Two Defeats by the Senator'S
Colonies Stand Up Ten Innings
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-26
NEW YORK II; CLEVELAND s.

cleveland, May 25.-Cleveland lost
today's game after it had gained a good
load. principally because of its weak
fielding, all the seven errors being cost
iy ones. Score:
r II Il
Cleveland .....4 10 OIL 0 9 o O. Is
New York..1 0 o 1 1 L Oil "A
Batteries: Cleveland-OConnor and
Cuppy: New York-WilSon and Meekln.
Earned runs-Cleveland D; New YORK
d. First base by errors-Cleyeland 1;
Na,r York :. Left on bases-Cleveland
10: New York ;. First base on balls-On
Cuppy 5: off Meekin .. Struck out-By
Cuppy /; by Meekin ,. Home runs
Herman. Meekin. Two basehlts-Bur-
kett. Mexican, O'COnnor, McAleer, cup
py. Stolen bases-Blake, Cuppy, Ter
i.an DovIe. Stafford Double plays
Stafford to Murphay. Wild pitches
Meekin. Passed ball-O'Connor, wilson
Tmpire-Emslie. Time-2:2o.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-26
DRY GOODS MARKET
New York.

New York. May 25.-The quiet usual
70 Saturday was the feature of the mar
ket and little new business was remark
ed In any direction. A number Of buy
ers were seen In business circles but
their wants were minor character. The
printing cloth market was firm at
2 1915 cents for contracts. Sales fer
the week IS. 900 pieces Agents have
advanced the price Of Stark a Dress
DO A. a. shcctings Z. .. 10 aud j. ounce
duck, a cent each.
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ROCKFORD IA: OMAHA 1,

Rockford, III, May 25.-ScOre:
r H E
Rockford 800 0 2 OIL 0 ia ID 2
Omaha .0 o 0 0 0 0 OIL S
Batteries-Underwoo and King; Ea-
gan and Lehman.
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west.,r as.ociat;on cam.s

LINCOLN II; JACKSONVILLE Is
Jacksonville, Ill, May 25.-Score:
r H E
Jacksonville 80 3-13 II u
Lincoln .....0 4 0 2 6 = 0 OIL 10 s
Bateres-Sonier, and Belt; kimmer-
er and Barnes and Speer.
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Western Ieaugs Games.

KANSAS CITY 8: TOLEDO o.
Toledo. o. May 25.-Score:
r IT r
Toledo .o0o0 1000 3 /
kansas CITY .O02 0 IS Is l
Ratteries-Petty and Roach: Hast
incs and Bergen.
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CHICAGO Z: BALTIMORE 3.

Chicago. May 25.-Baltimore again
fell before the Colts today in game full
of sensational plays. Weather, clear
and warmer. Score:
r II T
Chicago ......0 l 0 / 1 O. II
Baltimore 30 o 0 0 OF 0 % 2
Batteries: hicago-HutchinSon and
Donohue: Baltimore-Robinson and
Hemn1ing. Earned runs-Chicago 3; Bal
timore .. Two basehits-Ryan, Everett,
Carey, Jennings. Three basehits-Hem-
ming, Ryan, Stewart, Hutchinson. Home
runs-Lange Sacrifice hits-Everett.
Stolen bases-Brodie. Double plays
Reitz (unassisted). Passed balls-Dono-
hue Bases on balls-On Hemming j: off
Hutchinson g. Hit by ball-Brodie.
Jmpire-Murray. Time-1:50.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-26

Mr.. Lucian Tremain and Miss Tire
main Of Lincoln, Nebraska, are in the
city and were the guests Of Mrs. Z. B.
Eldridge Friday evening.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-26

Fall River. Mass. May 2s-For two
days there has been considerable acfi-'
witty In the print cloths market. Dur
ing the early part OF the week the mar
ket WAS very dull at "a cents. Thurs
day contracts were sold at 1916 cents
and spot sales at the same time follow
Cd. Not many spots were 20 be bad
and the demand has been active for
contracts Regular So have had all tho
call in the trading az 1916 cents and
all the business previous 20 the drop
in prices may be only temporary. az
large advance sales and email stocks
place the manufacturers IN positior
% hoi OF for and advance at any time
they see AZ. The active trading o.; GnS
low prices indicates that there In real
demand for goods. which gives promise
for a return % better prices The stock
picked Up slightly during the week
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-26
oITJNCY 10: ST JOSEPH &
Quincy, H., May 25.-Score:

II II Il
Quincy ....3133 10000 DO IL 1
st. Joseph IL l 2 20 0 o -6 IA 5
Batteries-McGrievy and Armstrong;
ParVin and Jones.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-26

DETROIT II: ST. PAUL >.
Detroit. Mich, May 25.-Score:
r II E
Detroit =. 40 o t-l2 10 )
81 PauI $1,000 0 % Q S
Eatteries-Gayle and Twineham:
Johnson and Berger.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-26
c,1.CINN 8. PHILADELPHIA 4.

CiScinnati, May 25.-The Reds bat
ted well at critical times and profted
by bases on balls and errors and won
easily. Only two of Cincinnatis errors
cost anything. The score:
r II z
Cincinnati ...1 2100103 SIS 5
Philadelphia Il 90 0 OF o.
Batteries: observation-disclosures. Fore
man. adelphia-Grady, Buckley,
Smith Earned runs-Cincinnau );
Philadelphia =. Two base hits-HoS-
riever. Foreman. Merritt, Hallman.
Sacrifice hits-Latham. Stolen bases
Latham, Hogriever >: Hoy, McPhee,
Ewing. Hamilton 2 First base on ball
off Foreman /; off Smith II. Hit by
pitched ball-Foreman l. Struck out
BY Foreman .; by T. Smith ,. I'M
pire Mcdonald. Time 2:05.
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Eagle Sporting Notes.

Snapper Garrison is training hard 70
relieve his weight.
Owner Zugler has expressed a desire
to meet young Corbett or the winner
of the Everhart-Langue contest.
Ives, Bolton and Adee. all famous
ex-oarsmen of Yale. have been at New
Haven for week or so coaching the
crew.
J. J. Quinn. hacker of Peter Maher.
IS trying to get fight with O'Donnell
before the Sea Branch Athletic club
June l..
The Atlantic Athletic club has secured
Dick OBryan to meet Tom Tracey in
place of Joe Walcott. who run his fist
up against a ''coon's" teeth in St.
Louis.
Since the Thurston Rifles Of Omoha
downed all the crack military cham
pions at Memphis. the Omaha ! aseball
club has put on their war paints and are
playing great ball
Peter Jackson again makes public
the announcement that he retires TO
private life forever. Now Peter. don't
DO that, until James ]. has a chance
to ''writen" your peppers.
Ballas. Texas. wants the Corbett-
Fftzsimmons fight. 1t looks like no
satisfactory arrangements can he made
to pull the fight off. and If declared
off Jim and Bob will claim the forfeit
from the Florida Athletic club.
The wheelmen of Media, Pa. are
kicking hard over what they consider a
very harsh provision in an ordinance
Just posted by the town council The
second section of the ordinance says:
1T shall be unlawful for any person TO
propel or ride any bicycle or any We
hicle propelled by hand or foot along
street. road. lane or alley of the bor-
ough abreast of any other bicycle or
tr-ycle If the law is observed strictly
the wheelmen will have to follow each
other through the town like ducks
going to a pond in single file.
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olonels Stand Up Ten Innings.

Pittsburg. May 25.-It was pitchers
battle and the greatest game of the
year, Hawley coming out ahead Stem
gel scored the only run of the game in
TIE sixth. Score:
r II e
t,ittsburg .....0 90 0 10 al 0
Boston ...0 o 0 0 0 0 0 90 4 0
Batteries: itasburg-Sugden and
Hawley: Boston-Ryan. Nichols. Two
base hits-Clingman, Long, Bannon.
Sacrifice hits-Hawley. Stolen bases
Stencil, Smith. Bases on balls-Dono-
van. Stencil, Beckley. Smith :, Lowe,
Nash. Struck out-Cross. SuSden, ST.
Vets 3 Tucker, Ryan, Nichols :. Pas
sad balls-Ryan. Umpire-keefe. Time
300
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Hanover. May e5.-At a conference 81
the German banks today a resolution
was passed to the effect that no change
ought TO be made in the present cur
rency laws. All efforts 20 modify ex-
listing laws in favor Of silver are re-
garded by bankers as most prenicious
because OF the disquieting effect such
efforts would have upon the money sit
ualiOn.