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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-19

Trains and { carry Pullman Fcorn bination sleeper and chair cars. Connect ions at Ash Fork with Atlantic d Pacific and the entire Santa Fe system; at Jerome Junction with the the United Verde k Pa citie railway; at Prescott with stage lines for principal mining camps; at Congress with stage lines for harqua Hala, Stanton and 1aTnell; at Phenix with Maricopa & Phenlx Ky. for points on tine $. P. K. K. This is
 THE BEST ROUTE TO THE GREAT SALT RIVER VALLEY.
 For information regarding this valley and the rich mining section tributary to this road address
 F. A. HEALY, G. F. &P. Agt.
 K. k. COLEMAN, Supt.
 r. M. MURPHY. Pres. E Gen. Mgr.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-19

nanentiy cured. The sick and afflicted should not fAll to call upon him. The Doctor has tray eled extensively in Europe and inspected thor ooghiy the various hospitals there, obtaining great deal ot valuable information which he is competent Co impArt to those in aeed of his seTYlees- The Doctor cures when others fail
 Try him. DIR. GIBBQN will make no charge un- less he effects cure. Persons Rt a distance cured At home. All communications .strictly co1f- 1entlai. All letters answered in plain envelones Cal or write. Address DR. J. F, GIBBON, boz 1857, San Francisco. Cal ml2-tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-19
Notice of POytpOnenent of
 Tax Sale.

Notice is hereby given that in accorlapoeswitb the provisions of Act of the legisiatnre of this territory. approved March 2lst, 1895. sx- tending the time for the sale of property for de hnquent taxes, in the year 1885, the sale of property in the County of layapai, Arizona, for the delinquent taxes of the year 1894 advertised to take place on the 18th day of March 1885 ia which time, and at the place named in the De- hnquent Tax List, heretofore puhlishetl tbe sale of property so delinquent win occnr in he allowed. Jo5N Fl .pTIss 0'1
 Tax Collector, Yayapai County, Asizona,s Ter ritory.
 Prescott, Arizona, March 25,YlsQS.
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Letter List.

The following is a list of letters remaining in the Prescott postoffice for the week ending June 13, 1895; Akard, Thos Logan, H E
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE
DIR. GIBBONS
 DiSpensary,

62S SKBARNEY STREET,
 rorner of Commercial
 San Eranclseo. Cal. Is tablished in 1854. fer the treatment of Sexual aud Seminal Diseases, such As donorrhea, Gieat. IStricture, Syphilis. in .all it's forms. Seminal 'Weakness, Inn pOtency .nuN f.oaf Mnunoa.4 ,....
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-19

CINCINNATI, June 14-Army worms are doing great damage to tobacco plants in some parts of Kentucky and Ohio,
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Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix
 Railway Company.
TIME TABLE No. II.
Norhboand

Taking Effect June ia, Iss5 Mountain time
 is standard ug. d.
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Ouder oheriH. First publication June 4.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-19
Y, M, C, A. ATHLETIC MEET.
Teams WIN Contest Tor the state Cham
picnship at the New fark To-
morrow Afternoon.

The annual state athletic meet ot tho Y.
VI. c. \. of Missouri viii be held to-mcr-
row afternoon at y. NJ. G. A. Athletic
park. on East Twelfth street Teams "
athletes will bN present representing tho
associations or ST Louis, Scdailn, spring
field, Hannibal St Joseph and Kansas
City to take part IN the athletic contests
for the championship Of the state.
The athletic contests which will bc scored
under the rcntathlou method. will cou-
sist of loo yards dash. throwing twelve
pound hammer. running hirh jump, pole
vault aud one mile run, Tne crack ath-
letes from the various cities will be pres.
ent, ami the competition will be warm. MS
az the cities are determined to wrCst the
enampionshlp from 50 Louis, II possible.
During The afternoon there will also ho
one mile ana Two mile handicap bicycle
races which VIII ee Very interesting, as a
number OF fast riders VIII participate
\ htskei hnll rame Will also he played
tor We state championship between teams
IRON kansas city and Springfield. Gold,
silver and orouse medals viii be awarded
the winners In the athletic contests and
there, Will be some handsome prizes for
the bicycle races
ln connection with the state meet there
Will be an extensive cycle show Ht the
y. NJ. {. \. building. which Will open to-
DAY ana continue for three days All the
local dealers ant all the best known wheels
VIII be on exhibition during the show
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-19
DOMINO Is Only i srR,srrR.
lie showed TITS Ability to Win short Race
AnAtnrInN.

Ncw. York June IS Nelrly icoo people
wont 90 The Shcopshcad Eoy track to-day
20 watch the racing an .N."llent ghtG
race Domino was an Odds on fayoritr ana
won easily In tho seHuul race Nrplteate
second. Florctta won easily iu the fAst
time " l.W 2-5, breaking NJ, track record
by q nun second. our Jack WAS fovorItc
In tho third race hut got on badly. Croin-
well took tho lead and held N t' me last
aftoi him ana had no trouble in beating
In the swift stakes Owlct was the fay
tbs weight told ON her. ana she gave IL
up 70 Liza. Who won very easily. Iu The
uttered tho fatc of the others intcrml.-
sion took the lead and held " io 'hg enl,
sl1sG'"EPs s1G o4s lsss lSy' WA Was e9 P@i so 9'
yas nowhere Ar6pnhoo lei the way tut
jumps ahd won hatd''iv. The bookmasors
wcrr caught taking. money for bets and
officials ~ the silb summarize
FIrs. r3ca- Five ava hair furlonrs
Domino. l2 .popg.is !THrap 70 9 Won
Roy del taritlrs, lni tbpEECtt. to 81,
'hri. Time, i.QS. RiI,eulo ana Clovis also
second receive furlonrs on turf, Flor
eta. li5 Griiiim. tq y won, AppIHgaie,
'ii roggctti 81 10 T. third Tlme i.ou ~
Sir Peter H.. Brisk and Rnmororo also ran
. llfd 'hoc-'he Hnd uuc-slN Ntn'hlA Wti'S.
NrlslSiu llO NbogEttD. 10 T. SECOND;
Grr9mwell s. (2Lsaryl ,9io,. J. th'rd. TIM
Aurcl.an also ran
Fourth race-Seyen furlones Liza, no
Mllgey), 3. to !. won: pwlgt lo2 u'ounl 9
TO l. second; Gotham. p uthmltorl, 20
J. thiti, Tine, l:2s. possett Applause
Ffih rate-Fiyc furlongs 1ntcrmlssion,
no PENN, 10 l. won: one / Love mo
irinln'! even, second; Argentina no lAIe-
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-19

or any one else. 1
had worked hard,
and my nervous
system was shat
tered from womb
trouble and travel
ling constantly. I
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-19
BRIEF ITEMS BY WIRE.

Oakland, Miss, June 1s.-John r. Wells
was hanged In the presence Of 1000 people
der of woman at Cascilla. Miss, year
ago
Mount Vernon, o., June ls-Hon. Lecky
tor Of the Mount Vernon Democratic
Banner many years, He was the Oldest
editor in ohio in point of continued serv-
ice.
DEF Bren prSpset1Ps Kas 5qne 1fssgDfsa WI
morning by Charlotte Cox, Who worked
for the company last winter, She claims
through the negligence of the proprietors
Delaware. o., June ls-Dr. L. d. McCabe.
Of Sh9 WeSyan snyeFsY professor Of
elected professor OF mathema tics, twelve
years after was elected president. In 1860
he was elected professor of philosophy,
and since has also served as vice presi-
dent.
Pittsburg, Kas., June ls--cspeciall Stakes
ae 4 Suburban Eieetric lee 'iE railway rtofren From
Trontenac to Yale, Cornen, Litchiisld ann ana
Midway are now being driven. It is the in
tenilqn OF the company to extend southwest
Lawrence. Kas., June is,-.tspecial) At
Ssosf sShes second days session Of the sunday
of Kansas and Nebraska this morning Mr.
T. Z. West was chosen superintendent and
Moore, Of Fort scott. was st elected seere, Mrss
tary,
Pittsburg, kas., June lS.-(Special)
George W, Hammond, who conducted a
news stand, has left the city very sudden-
". He was financially involved il is said
Hammond is a newspaper man and has
conducted papers at Weir City and Min
den. He is well known in Fort Scott, at
one time being connected with the Moni-
tor
Eagle Pass, Tex. June ls-Rafael VAL
dez, a notorious border bandit was can't
ured few days ago at Lampasas, Mex,
by the Mexican rangers. When near Pied
ras Negras he attempted 10 escape and was
killed BY one OF the guards. His depreda-
tions have been such that border cattlemen
have offered $1,000 for his arrest
San Francisco. June 1s.-The derelict re-
ported from Queenstown by the British
south. Longitude 1l3 deg, west, is believed
here 10 be the Norwegian ship Field which
sailed from Grinsby for San Diego and As
now much overdue. All hopes for her safe
return have been relnQuished by the in
surance men and the sea captains
the United tSates district court here to-
William Hargis. of Cherokee, to one Year
money. and Charles Mimms three Years
for opening a letter and forging a postal
Mrs NJ. A; Brooks. OF Neodesha' who was
the defendant not guilty
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-19
BLUES HIT The BALL HARD.
CoMIsKEy's SAINTS WE'RE EASY GAME
FOR THEM YESTERDAY.
Pepper Was Pounded for twenty -four Bases,
while Daniels. as Usual, Was u Pu,-
,ier to the Apostles - other
sporting News.

81. Paul, Mimi. June lS-tspcciai0 The
spirit OF 1851 was revived at the now ball
park here this afternoon. when tho Blue
was victorious again over the Gray. on.
what swipng was given the Saints
Peppers curves were no puzzle TO tho
sluggers from the Kaw, and how they did
pound him. Everybody except Hatfield hit
the ball and hit II good and hard, too.
None Of your little inned grounders. but
good hard smashes, that led the ieldcrs a
merry chase.
The Kansas City team beat the So. Raul
team by a score OF iS to before 1900 pco-
pie by making fourteen hits for total Of
twenty-four bases. Their hits were helped
along by a couple of glarng errors by
Irwin
The Apostles were pl,,ed against "Smll-
Ing Pete Daniels again and il was the
same old story They were unable TO do
anything with him and the harder they
famed a the brecze-laden atmosphere the
more he showed his dazzling white teeth
and the cheerer was his good-naturei
smile, \ total Of six hits. that's all the
Apostles made on his delivery yesterday
and they were playing In great luck to
get that many.
Mannings men need not have played for
moro runs after the second inning. They got
four then on lrwin's error and had tho
game won, because. as il transpired, the
Apostles had quit. In the sixth the Blues
tghtened up with five more Pepper kind
ly presented Nichol. Hatfield and Hernon
with a trio OF bases on balls. Daniels fol-
lowed with sharp hit over the second
bag. scoring Nichol and Hatfield and Hern-
on and Daniels crossed the rubber In a
jog on Bergen's single to right Connaueh-
ton then smashed out q two bagger in
the right garden. sending Bergen home.
Not satisfied with this lead. the Blues
kept right on with the massacre. pound
Ing out four more runs In the eighth
Manning touched of the rockets by send
Ing single into Mars territory. scoring
with Connaughton on the latters home
run drive over the right field fence. Hines
followed with a single for sack and
scored with Nichol on his home run hit
inside the fence. that rolled under car
rlage. 1t was cakewaik for the Blues
and they quit scoring because they didn't
want any more runs
The Apostles gathered in couple Of
lonely runs in the second inning on lr-
wins sun ball in the middle garden. Pick
etts bounder over second, which scored
Irwin, and Bergens wild throw to third
that let In Pickett. Hines was put in left
field, and Hernon played right on account
OF the sun.
The score.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-19
Mr.. VEST is COMING HOME,
lie Has Learned How the Land Lays and
VIII Hasten Westward TO
Talk Politics.

Washington. June is-Cspeciai) Senator
Vest threatens to leave for home to-mor-
row. The senator has said number OF
times that he was going 20 leave "to-uor-
row" sure. but 80 far he has not abandoned
the town. But now he says that he is sure
he VIII leave tomorrow. and It is claimed
by his friends that he has reached the
pon, whore he knows what t. do In the
free silver movement in Missouri, 1t IS
understood that the senator did not care
TO SO home until he had ascertained the
situation in certain matters, and now being
convinced that II is the right thing 10
insist openly upon a state convention, he
VIII 20 home and take a hand in the mat
ter. The showing OF the county commit-
tees IN the state on this question is said
10 nave pleased him very much, and gives
him courage 10 20 home aud join in the
ncht.
Y is claimed by Vests friends tha, he
VIII do all he can TO dcthrone Governor
stone as the recognized leader Of the sll-
Ner forces and take control himself. He
VIII stop on hs way and confer with some
ST Louis friends and then 70 to Kansas
city and take In the state rather thor
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-19

san Francisco june iS.-Thomas II
Guh rSfsaJ ,o.lay ,rom ,bn East TO TO arr ar
range for The clubs winter meeting. Since
the opening last season. Edward Corrigau
and Ibis associates have started the cun-
s,ruc.on of a new track. and announced
that they VIII manage an Independent
meeting \ race track war seems to be
a certainty. but Williams says he has no
fears for ,he result. lie says such horse
men as pwyer. lorilard, Forbes and
Geun.y all promised TO send their horses
70 san Francisco next fall, and 20 run them
ON The Ray District track lie claims TO
have the nookmakors. the California racing
public and The turimcn with him
Nv, will he said. "wuit for Corrigan
20 announce his stakes first As soon as
h. announces q stake race or "A large
purse event. We will Immediately announce
similar one and run it on the same day.
Michael MrlnurneN, O'LearN and John
Condor, who fought Corrican TO a success
ful end IN Illinois, told me that they pro-
posed 20 carry their tight 10 the West, and
are coming out here to attend our meet
iuE.'
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-19

secretary Carlisle Issues Regulations In
Regard to the Subject.

Washington, June 1s--Secretary Car
lisle to-day signed regulations to govern
the payment OF bounty on sugar under
the provisions Of the act approved
March 2, 1895. This act appropriates
$2SS,2s9 as bounty to be paid to Ii
censed producers of sugar in the United
States from maple sap, beets, sorghum
or sugar cane grown or produced in the
United States prior to August 2S, 1894.
who complied with the provisions of
the bounty law contained in schedule Il
of the tariff act of October l, 1890 The
bounty is to be paid at the rate of .
cents per pound on all sugars testing
not less than 30 deg. by the polarisrope
and ia cents per pound on sugars test
ing between so and 90 deg. The act also
approprates $1,000. 900, to be paid under
like conditions, as bounty on all sugars
except maple produced between August
2S, 1894. and June 80, 1895; the rate is
$40 of cent per pound on sugars test
ing not less than so deg.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-19
MISS BALGARNlE WAS BOLD.
She Accused Miss willard of Being an
Apoiogist for the Iynching OF
tolorcd People.

London. June iS.--There was large
and enthusiastic gathering at the meet
ing to-day IN the city temple of the
British Womans Temperance Associa-
ton. Miss Florence Balgarnic accused
Miss Frances h. Willard. president OF
the w. c. 7. u. and the w. c. r. L. of
America of being apologists for the
lynChinss IN the southern parts OF the
United states. But both Miss Willard
and the American w, c. r. L. were
amply eNnnerated from The charges.
Miss willard made a spirited defense
Of herself and of the union. ably
seconded by other delegates. a reso-
luton carried unanimously declaring
that the council emphatiCally believed
that the American w. c. +. L. main
tained towards the lynching question
the same attitude as other Christian
bodies, namely that under no circum-
stances must human life be taken with
out process of law.
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vcstcrn As.ocia


Wcstcrn Association Gamcs
81. Joseph, Mo, June is-seore ST Jos
enh, is; omaha q
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-19

ishing. e. I'm all right now, and am
gaining flesh daily. follow your advice
faithfully in everything. Thank you ten
thousand times for what your knowledge
and Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound have done for me-"
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-19
SLEUTH-LIKE DETECTIVES.
Defnulter Taylor Says They Are still Look
ing for Him.

Sioux City, Ia, June 1S.-The Journals
Pierre special says: Defaulter w. w. Tay-
lor reached here to-day. He expected that
a special term OF the circuit court would
be in session and that he would be at
once sentenced, but Judge Gaffey's alb
sence prevented. The judge will probably
call a special session Saturday, however,
for the purpose. Taylor made a statement
II did not see detective during the en-
tire time, and none saw me. They claim
search and while ! Travelled slowly they
We're still more. dilatory. They did not
trace me at all beyond Jamaica but
unders stand are stIl in the Barbados fol-
lowing a false clue. which | laid for them.
], did not go TO South America at all and
derincs after leaving Jamaica are pure
moonshine, as well as much Of what they
told earlier. l finally decided TO come in
and give myself up"
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-19
Work VIII Begin saturday

Active work will be begun on the con-
tract for building sevently-fve miles
OF the southern extension of the Kan
sas city, Pittsburg Gulf railroad on
next Saturday. Monroe & Lee, who se-
cured the contract as mentioned in the
Journal some days ago, finished sub
letting the contracts yesterday. The
successful firms who contracted for
building thirty-hve miles of the road are
as follows; j, A. Ware, of st. Louis,
five miles; the Bethuen Construction
Company, of Nebraska, nine miles: NJ.
McTiugh & Co., of Memphis, fourteen
miles, and c. \, Ware & Son, of Sedalia.
nine miles, Frank w McCabe, of West
Plains, Mo, secured the contract for
the bridgework of the entire thirty-fiye
miles, The successful bidders are al
ready moving to the scene of operations
and dirt will begin to fly the last of the
present week on one of the most i'm
portant railroad extensions built in
recent wears.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-19

The track vIll be all ri-ht again for this
afternoons racing and the card viii pre-
sent SIX good races. The fields are large
arf some Of The starters win make their
first appearance al the meeting. Follow
ing are tae eUtr!e, and weights:
FRS; -Three-quartcrs OF a milo.
l.Jusdale, NJ; Nora DAILY IA. Belle r SO;
Haskell, il6; Erace. l97i Bay Don, ll6; Lit
tle DICK. ~; Ierida, 81 CAPTAIN Jack ZIG:
Fred III; Augustus, l0s; Billie Lewis, 9s
Second race-rhiTt lNteenths Of a
mile El Clean, l2i Fa Juive, ll9; ONO,
ll9: Don L., l2l, Naledlctory, ll9: Uncle
John, IL; LeoG,ll. NJ; TenspTiHs, l2o.
!, Third race-t,,5i,fvg ,fvgg,-sl&teenths Of a mile,
l6 Victor Carl So Wanda r.. 90; Ben
" Furoas U.s. n Mamie ' IT, 81 ~ virginte Fhfst ! s.
> Fourth ra.e-Three- -fourths, Of mile
oste-al liG: WedFeheld. il6 John r., iiG;
Victor B; li6; Naldemar. los; Rillo. ll7;
Fifth ace-Flve-eishths Of a mile. Ma
dine, 90; Mayyiew; IS; Hopper 100; Dough-
nut, lOl; e A. RAY 1866 La Grippe, 100;
SAITH saee-Eiye-e e!shthg of mile. Lady
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Will Rebuild at Once,

Arkansas City, Kas,, June lS.-(Special) }
A special car containing the officials of the
Santa Fe railway was in the city to-day
and the officers We're looking over the ruins
Of the round house and machine shops
just the loss. New and improved ma
chinery has been ordered for the machine
shops, which will be erected as rapidly as
possible. The old round house situated
near the depot has been ordered removed
10 the yards to be used until the new one
is built. The new round house when COM
pleted viii contain tWenty-four stalls.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-19

Lawrence, Kas. June ls.-(Special) There
was a meeting this afternoon of the com
mittee of citizens appointed about a year
ago 10 see If some step could not be taken
to get the old Carbondale railroad from
Lawrence to Richland into operation again.
1t was decided to appoint a committee to
interview the Missouri Pacific and after
wards the Union Pacific officials and see
II they would operate the road provided
the citizens gave them a title to It, This
committee consists of Theodore Poehler
and A. Henley and Will at once go to ST.
Louis and see What can be done.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-19
A BUSY SNEAK THIEF,
He Enters Three Residences During the
CHARITY Circus Parade.

While the family of Charles Dsqua, of
No. 1908 West Seventeenth street was at
tending the Charity circus parade yester-
day forenoon a thief entered the house
and robbed it OF two gold watches and a
quantity of silverware, one of the watches
case. After ransackng this house the thief
forced an entrance TO the houses of NJ.
Delavin and Mrs. Randall all in the same
block. Nothing of value was stolen from
these houses
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-19
President Hampson In the CITY.

Mr. ], T. Hampson. president of the
Company, with headquarters in the CITY
of Mexico. arrived in the city yesterday
morning and is at the Midland With him
Is his mother Mrs Rachel Hampson' MIR
II; ii. Hampson Miss Blanche Wilson and
Miss Anna Beechler.
pleasure combined, and he will be in tba
city for several days. ~
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-19
First Mortgage tonds Sold.

New York, June 1s.-It is announced
that the entire amount of Wabash first
mortgage bonds issued in replacement
of the S549i,OOO North Missouri is per
cent first mortgage bonds and 50 375 600
St. Louis, Kansas City & Northern real
estate and railway mortgage per cent
bonds maturing July and September.
have been disposed of and that no fur
ther exchanges of the maturing bonds
into Wabash first mortgage bonds can
hereafter be effected
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-19
Srhmelzers win Visit sed,tI,

The Schmelzers will visit Sedala Sunday
June %, to play the Future Capitals and
on July viii visit Atchison for two games
The team has been greatly strengthened
by the signing of Drumming Shumeyer and
James. The club Is now the strongest
amateur team in the Missouri valley and
+ ready for games with all Kansas and
AlIssnnri fnNnns 49,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-19
American Bowling Club

The American Bowling Club rolled on the
Grand alleys last night making the fol-
lowing scores:
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Roby Ind, June IS. First rare-SlX fur
longs La Prentice won; scotland, sec
ond; Ida Sauers third. Time, l:lHat.
Second raCe-Fivo furlOugs. Duke of Mon
trosr won; little Thorn, second; South
worth third. Time. ly,
Third race Seven furlongs. Tippecanoe
won; li'tle Billy. second, Bankrupt third.
Time, .1Gi..
Fourth racc-Onc mile Eagle Bird won.
Elruy. second; shuttle third. Time :5Oia.
FIFTH raec-Soyen furluuuS. Buck Knight
'Niur. .}G.
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Chicago. o: Washington. 4.

Washington, June 1S.-Captain Anson's
men won to-day's game by good pitching
and fielding. Score:
RH. T..
Washington. 4 Q O-i 4 2
Chicago. .,..,0 0 '-6
Batteries Washington, Mcclure and
Mercer Chicago, Moran and Terry,
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National League Standing.


Boston, June ls-Stivetts pitched mag
nihcent ball and made the pitching record
for the league season, striking out ten
pitched finely, Attendance, 200, score:
R.IE
Boston o. .....2 o 3 o - 2
Cleveland >. 20 0 o / "a 8 3
Batteries boston. Garzel and Stivetts:
Cleveland, thinner and Knell.