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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-15
The TURKISH QUESTION.
United States Has No Thought of
Forcing Any Issue.
OBJECTIVE POINT OF THE FLEET
vesscis to Relieve Sailors whose Enlist-
ment Has Expired and Not to At
tempt to Force Datdanelies.


"aSh'usto"' octo"o' 'f-ip' ''osos' '"'
quiry fails TO c.sclose any change IN the
policy of me state ,lsoaI.l.,nt toward the
r,,.,,,., o.,,on ,,,, a., .. ,,,r -.
iu'hiS' a"Vs'''n' anu III y" We
specuuG tho movements Oh the itl'o uis7
patch boat Bancroft. Frc'n the beeinning
flo officials have hse,, ret,e,,t and have
-, -, ~, -. - ~
.e'"so" W s'a'e "he'' 'ue 'oa' M"' so
ing. further than TO make piDlic the OH
cial orders to hor eoniuandef These or
,ers d,roc,od hin, IN ,c,o,. nm ,-r,v,, n.
S,,,. -, ,,s.,, .,
Gibraltar to Admiral selfridse, commando
ing the European station, and 10 take
all further orders from him. II ,an be
-, -
s'"'ou pos''''' no"''e' '"'' "'
have gone forward since M original IN
structlons to Admiral S,liiilge nor are
any on the way now touching the future
movements of the Ran vet The v:ssel
upou arrival Mt Gibraltar was ordered by
Admiral Selfridcc 10 uroae,i to SMYRNA
and she is due at that plare in DAY or
two.
The Cincinnati Is also pu Ito WAY to
th. son,c poirt At smyrna ROW arc n.
scmblcd the nagship IAN rramci.,co, the
| Niuncanolis aud Narbinn.ad The lulpnsp
Of the gathering tx to ,nert the Cincinnati
| and the Uancroft. which bc,ng out q. ats
| M now mon tn take 70 rl,,es of e. ilcrs
nm The station whose terms of enlistment
| ave ohout ia exnire f,r l. they ere kent
| lnurer tho povernment mus, nav them ex.
| ira CONDENSATION
| Th, mon relieved arc ~ i,o ,I,rrl on
the Marhlehead. whose place in the sta
! lion will n, taken by the Cincinnati. and
| H. Marhlobeod win como home
Naval officers one and all ridicule the
idea INT Inc lttlo rancroft win undertake.
| IN force mo nnesn,,e of thc p,rd1n ,llss FOR
this would be absolutely imposs,t,ie SINCE
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-15
MORRIS PARK RESULTS.

New York october ii.Thcre were fow
spectators at Morris park today, the day
being disagreoahle and the card mcager.
1t was stceplcchase day.
one aud three -sXtccnths miles, hurdlcs
-Midgoley. Flushing, Hustler Time. 2 20.
Autumn stakes hurdles. two miles
Pho9bns, Southcrncr, San Joaquin. Time.
3,ii
Bonner. Time. &c.
Mile--Dr Grimes. Daigretto, Time. 1;i9.
Two starters.
Stooplcchasc. about three miles-Duko
OF Aberdeen Red Pat, Marcus. Time, 6:22.
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Mr.. William label. who has been resi-
dent of Houston for over thirty years oleu
al 10 o'clock last night in the 65th year oil
his age The funeral VIII take place AT F."
o'clocl, this eycuin, from his late residence.
corner Of Prairie Avenue and Chartres
street interment in the German cemetery
Tho deceased leaves wife and two chill
dren. a daughter. the wife of Mr.. August
Baumbach and a son. William label,
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A PARALLEL or THE particles.

~
To the Editor Of The Post
TWO years ago the drmoc. aic patty
bolted W. G. y. Brr,k'u'' ige oad now l."
bolts the democratic prrty So tnN'tns
is he to return 80 congru3s since ac Vas
repudiatcd by the b1el cic'p1ut q. hiH own
party that now nc II "onsortihG Win We
goldocrntic Palm Buck sieshow. nnd is
n candidate for . election on that ticket,
Lately the cisppt hes tell ~ that the re
pubicans have ui1ri'l him ani Will SEX
to elect him by joining IN Win the gold
orrats" I Is % ni-r spccpc'e IN Amer
lean politics Whon It srty which IS po'ing
as the only opv Vh,h Is staudng by the
honor and iutce'i'y uf the 'onuu; by try
ina, to uphold the gold standard shurld
nominate Tor ,Icn a Eigh citrc man who
has been tried anil "oL1emacd as "A lc'her,
mn ndultcrAr, and "A trailirLcr IN female
virtue while he WAS posing TT me same
time MS "A Inort!ist. Hut perhaps II Is TT
ting, after Ill, for TN. spotted ine very
wei represents the trail Of gold monr-
metulliam IN glvnrni ieats Wherever people
have bad It fnsrarcd on thcm
Now to pcrpotuatc the propri ,'lcs and -
complete the .,arallel Of ,hc pniit'cs. tn re
+ has not 1oel n moro apoiopi.tte thing
done hy the aIll stgat'lrd p2bple during
this campaigu than 10 erect this 'hrazon
serpent" IN Kontucky 10 whom Trey can
point to the people and gay: Behold the
man who rrpr 'sohts the 50 ne money
standard that MS moral standard stands
| fer"
"Brcck ah1 Buck
Can't fool kontuch"
Marhall Iiurncy.
|
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An old Elk Confederate Soldier.

Another old Confederate soldier has
crossed the river to join his comrades On
the other shore.
Joseph p Harrison. who was born on the
nth OF February 1897. died yesterday AT
his residence, out on the Montgomery roah'
ana will be buried from there at 10 n'HiprH
This morning The deceased enlisted in the
Confederate service in 1868, in Green S
brigade and served until the close Of The
war. Al * Confederates in the city are
invited to attend the funeral
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EVIDENTLY A cANARD.

London. October IA Inquiries made ut
tht foreign office here show that nothing is
known regarding the alleged intention OF
the United States government to force the
passage of the Dardanclles with the cruis-
or Bancroft, supported by the other vessels
cf the United States squadron in European
waters 1t was further stated at the for ign
Office that no application had been adGr ss-
cd TO any other foreign powers 10 support
the United States to force passage OF the
DartgucllCs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-15

St Louis. October 1i--Ncxt Saturday
will be the last day OF the st. Louis Jockey
club at the fair grounds.
Seven furlongs Montalvo. Formal Me
talrc Time. :3ih.
SIX furlongs Dick beneath. Dew Drop
Pert. Time. IN
Mile Wecnatchio Ben Waddcll. Nico'
lini Tine LA.
Five iurlonGs Laureate Harry Duke
Della Time I 02i.
Selling. three fourths of a milc-Ncutral
Hush. Baltlodorc. Time 10,
Selling. eleven -siNtconths OF mile
Macco, Nina Louise. Fervor Time, 09.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-15
TRIO OF WEDDINGS.

Texarkana. Ark. October H.-W. a.
Williams. general manager OF the Kan
sas city. Pittsburg & Gulf railway, was
married this afternoon TO Miss Adele
ppilcv. n leading society belle OF this ciiy
Two other weddings OF prominent peoyls
nlsn served to swell interest in local social
.cirfles. They were Thomas w. Hunter to
Miss Maggie Mayher, and William H.
Booth, leading merchant. to Miss Mary
Kelso. n great social favorie, aud yoing
lady OF rare mental and personal charms
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-15

eater on November 10. ana tor the pur-
pose OF arranging the sour annual rcrrrts.
That OF Master Workman Sovereign j%'as
not considered on account Of his -yice
In the West.
Master Workman Sovereign n l,unced
at the last annual meeting that he would
not be candidate for reelection, but II
is believed that II he Will reconsider there
viii he no doubt Of his continuance at the
head OF the order.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-15
CUrRCu CONFERENCE RATE.

Assistant General Passenger Agent
Parks of the Galveston. Harrisburg and
san Antonio railroad, yesterday issued
circular announcing rate of one and one
,tird fare Mrs 81. to Llano. Texas. on ec-
coupt Of the annual meeting Of tho West
TEXAS conference Of the Methodist Episco-
nal church to be held october 2s Tickets
win be on sale October 26 and q, with q
final limit of November 4.
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A Double Wedding.

An interesting society event that VIII
occrr this evening will ne the marriage
:, .i,o two DAUGHTERS o. Judge JAS. Mas
terson. The wedding and reception is an
nounced from to 10 pm, at the residence
1916 Main street Miss Annie Maslc'so,
,,,,s Mr. lanes Bouldn ector OF
Austin and Miss Mary MaslcIson Is 10 wed
Mr. sherman Goodwin Peticolas of Beau
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-15
CONVICTED OLE MuepER.

Waco. Texas, October li-V. A. Up
church was convicted Of tho murder Of Mi
ton Hale Of McGregor and given ten years
in the penitcntiary
In the case OF Hedenhemer vs.. Cleye-
lard & Cameron the jury is still out
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-15
RACING IN rNGIANn.

London October II Three horses start
ed in the race for the select stakes. 800
sovorcigns today Brasscys Mack briar
won, McCalmouts Knight of The Thistle
second ana Enoch Wishurd's Mac Briggs
third,
In the race for the C7arowiz stakes OF
% soyoreiens each, with 500 sovorcisn~ad-
dod. there were thirtceh Saricrs W Low
st iris was first, \ +. cal'crts chit Chat
second and W ". Fuiton's Loadnma
third
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THE DEATH ROLL.
Mrs. George urquhart.

Mrs. George UrQuhar' died yesterday at
her residence. 1919 Hardy street, in the
Fifth ward at $3.50 a, m, in the 4'th year
of her age The funeral will take pace
from the residence to ST. Mary's chnfcn'
thence to the German Cemetery at o CLOCK
This nftornoon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-15
SAYS LIE SHOT A MAN.

Dallas. Texas. October IA man call
ing himself J. H. Willis surrendered today
N Sheriff Cabell. saying he had shot a
man in I.lano three weeks ago and left
without knowing whether he had killed
him. The sheriff admitted Wits 10 Jan
nnd wired the sheriff OF Llano county.
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WEDDINGS.


Mr.. II r Klugc and Mrs Nj Mcdaniel
both Of Austin. were married yesterday In
this city a, the residence of the bride
mother. 23Og Texas avenue. 1t was a qliet
wedding. only members OF the family be,
ing present. The ceremony was performer
nv Rev. H. Il. Lingan of the Christian
church.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-15
NEW sOLICITING AGENT.

MIR. e. NJ. Mitchell of this city has been
appointed soliciting agent OF the santa re-
assisting Commercial Agent Mullano. the
new agent is well and fayoraoly known 10
t,o,,st', business and railroad circles, aud
,.ul M doub, make a valuable man. HIS
offce is with city Ticket Agent Green
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-15
SI,AK.

c. NV Orleans, october li-SugI-ste d..
osds '''S Si,ss White 3as; yeioN. 3451s. so,-
isStap -la26. The first rccc.pts of mo-
day 'N's seasons crop came IN To-
New York. ootobor "A -s,r,r-taw
urn refined. steady. - ava
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-15
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

,.Now or!eaus. October n.-'rhc market
'ot cotton seed oil IS : toug; moI sul
, ,. weak. prime crude oil, n bulk Is ~,
J., 'ine snmTtr yellow. in barren =.
t., uea4, SlG-5niG50 per short ton. cake,
'oNs ton for export Sl7 2'9l1.5o
o,NeW York. Cctoscr li.-Cotton GOOD
I'll. nrolu 'ts c1sy. wi. q slight decline IN
= eI M Prime cruao oil. DO barre s, "a. nrme
ppr H., ellow, 'cls. nc; p. me CO.
ION seed meal, 5la.OoQaOo6
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x. or /. BOARD.

washington. October 1.-THE general
executive board OF the knights Of Labor
concluded Us labors here today and ad-
iourned. The meeting wns preliminary TO
the annual meeting Of the order at Roeh-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-15
GALVESTON sToCN.
" II Tssl sN7sN y NIKe ~
mi. Day
This Day. Last Year.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.

Totalifrceipts Of cotton ut Galveston to-
day were 1919 bales, as follows: BY Gulf.
Cplottlo and Santa ice aSI. lnternn iioaal
and Great Northern l20S. ,inlveston llous-i
ton anl, Henderson 1890 Missouri Kansas
and ToSlS 1905. GalvcMon. La Porte ann
Houston 10i; barge NlGsk N5; barge Daisy
liSi schooner 3.
Taken by the Galveston cotton mills, co.
bales No shipments.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-15

Justice Mahonoy Yesterday performed me
civil ccrmony that united in marriage MT
raeeorso, novis Werner and Miss Annie
Culesnio The ceremony was performed
nj the residence of Mr.. Geo. Patterson az
an Duflalo street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-15
,,ort,c Nm PERSONALS.

1ohn W. Moss. travelling freight agent
Of the Frisco, IS here from Dallas
ua--.,,,,o, Agent Tom Kingsley OF the
..riicn \" went to Dallas yesterday.
General Manager Foster Of the v ,sI,o sec
,rorn,inal came up from Nelasco yestef'
day. .. Calves.
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BURNED TO DEATH.

Marshall, Texas. October 10. Mrs. Mar
tba Womack, aged SO. wife of >. r. Wo-
mack. was fatally burned Monday eyonin,;
by stepping on parlor matcn, which SGT
her clothing on fire, She died a, , o clock
in the afternoon.
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Zen II lbronner, Cncinnat.; ~ NJ. Wal
qrop; tpan; Chas. Nommack, NewNork .
IL IletiE. Jr., Ci@cinnati; W. o. Wood
Ihla ieph.1; Frlak Lander. T. +. Lam
der. New orleans; H. Topka, Cinr nuail.
y Hawkins and wife. Mad SONY me-, H..
NJ ll2tniltpn, Boston; W. Il. Powell, 81.
LOUIS; Benz. L. Engllnl. n " York. J.,
3 Robertson amt wife, Kansas CITY. Jas.
Wilkinson, New orleans: n. II. Thcmp-
fon' city. c. II. lIcg u.s. -. Louis, j.
inos,on, Waldrou Moore. New YORK, f..
". h'eis. Fort Worth; Wolf H1rbnch,
-, Louis. J. NJ McCcrd. citN rom j..
leans; Jon anan, New YORK: Ja3. n.
Mckee, Rochester: w NJ Andersen. pal-
iasi y S!m1 On H-A,"tjSuille. j NJ !
Epf Gnnzni' :: F.Cizyar Now orleans II.
u Banner Ennis, G. a. Adams. Sew or
cans; iertrl Schif New York, j. II,
,,renshaw san Attouio; \ q. 10 c' san
An 'nio, l.. Alderman, 81. Louis, Hoht.
IA, Galveston; .. w. Chamberlain,
New Orleans
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-15

Ladies' are greatly benefited by the use
of Angostura Bltters' the south American
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-15

Trains on The InternatiOnul nnu Grent
Northern and the Galveston, Houston and
International depot. foot of Congress ave-
nue.. Missouri, Kansas and Texas trains
from the Katy depot, at the foot Of Mont
gomery avenue. north side of the bayou;
Galveston, La Porte aud Houston and oil
other Coads except those mentioned use
the Grand Central depot
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Taken in exchange for job printing. type:
writer's or stationery at Pastorlza's. SN
Main street.
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SAILED
VESSELS IN Pom

VESSELS IN PORT.
SIS No~th sands. Dan Ripley.
- ANunmoro. v. ". Wilson.
- Palona, Nm. Parr Il CO.
~ Maori, Cui.iiord, Clark n Co.
- Algra Fowler X McNiu".
IS lleur.ctte H., Culllford, Clark a. Co.
- iieadlauis, j Moller x Co.
IS HarToWaaic. Fowler d AlCN.tie.
So RutheIglcn. Fowler & McNiti-.
IS Guy OF Gloucester. ". W. Wilson.
s. Bednuin. Fowler " McViue.
So lnchlsln. ". W, WILSON
S. lIOrHtiu, Culllford. Clark & CO.
50 city ct belfast. VIM. Parr Il Co
IS Iona. Van. farr d Co.
Ss Cholerton, towlr & Neville.
s. Mount S.phnr Fowler ~ Neville.
IS Nolloda. WIN. rarr q Co.
50 Collugham. Fowler 6 Neville.
So Ailswald Culliiord. Clarke u Co.
IS Niagara, W. W. Wilson.
So Accomac Alfred Holt.
So Hallo W. W Wilson.
$ Craigmorc. ". ". " lscr.
IS Scarsddlc ocrthwdn ~ Bro.
50 Ramon DE Larr.nag., Salicr a. Co.
SIS saba. Charles Orthwcin & Sons
S. Fullwell, Batncs. Alfred Holt.
IS lfoddam. Fowler Il Neville.
Ss CastleGale. w ". Wilson.
SIS Norma. j Moller & 60.
Sch Grdcie ID. buchanan, II. II. Slelins
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Difference ,....lo.'o2 4s.o2s bSe,57
srMl-wEEKLY MOVEMENT.

New Orleant. Oc ober H. Secretary He;3
ter's report on the movement OF cotlol
At thirteen leliing interior towns for w
wilh the corresponding period In prevon|
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HOTEL.
AEklN AIS.
Rates. $50 to
$500 per day.
: - y elegant
i o o n $ with
bqth. J. ar 3 e
tdinple rooms
Centrally ,ocdt-
Cd. Hest ace ln-
nodat.ous ior
commercial men
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
Fort of Gllveston. October It.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
So Tampa sas. burrows. New York.
IS Morgan, Woltsch. Morgan Guy
s. iicutu. Arrant. Puerto Kico,
81 b.rchlield, Norton, Rio Janeiro.
SAILED.
s. Lcona Wilder. New York
50 Non h Sands, Dixon liavre.
So Morgan, Wcrtscn, braHoe santiago,
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Iinvra. October H.--Spots We're quiet and
futures easy.
Havre. october 13-Spots quiet but
steady, futures steady.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-28

MDoNoUGH ASSOCIATIONS PICNIC
Pleasant Evening spent in Green
Vile on Saturday Evening.

The dancing pavilion of Gantner's Pas
sale Garden, on McAdoo avenue. was the
scene of much gaiety on Saturday even
ing at the picnic of the Matthew P. Nc
Donough Association of West Bergen
Pretty flags and bunting draped the pa
yflion. The grounds were prettily lighted
with Chinese lanterns.
The standard bearer of the association
led the opening march with his wife.
Delegations from many ofthe prominent
social clubs followed, each wearing the
badge of the organization which they rep
resented.
Martin j. Doyle, the floor manager, and
his assistants, William Possiel and Chas.
Splieth, directed the manoeuvres of the
promenade. Mr.. John J.. Colferd was
chairman of the Foor Committee, and
Mr.. James P. Doyle of the Reception
Committee.
Some of those present ere:-President,
Q h j. F~itzsimmons, Miss Fannie Davis,
tin J. Doyle. Miss Sadie Winwood, Mr..
and Mrs. William Possiel, Vice-President
Peter Rush, Miss Mamie Maher, Mr.. and
Mrs. John E. Brennan. Treasurer Daniel
]. Lynch, Miss Kate Moran, Mr.. Michael
J. McDonough, Miss Mamie McDonough,
Secretary George ]. Kenney, William Lut-
ton, Miss Mamie Morrell. Mr. and Mrs.
ters, Secretary Thomas J.. Moran, Thos.
OFDonnell, Sergeant-at-Arms P. Leath,
Mis- Title Roberts, Mr.. Charles Sehenck,
Mr.. William Griffen, Miss Rose Schenck.
Mr.. John Zigler, Miss Mamie Conover,
Thomas Maxcey. Charles Splieth, Mss
Mamie Luton, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Nc
Donough, John j. Colford, John Butler,
John Kenney.
Music was furnished by Professor ]. K.
H0tdan
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-28
G~REENvlLLE GOSSIP.

Mr.. Isaac F, Goldenhorn promises to
make a lively bid for the Assembly nom
friends are confident that he will make
a strong candidate. Mr.. Demarest of Bay-
onne Is also on the aGert for the nomina-
ton, though his following Is not as strong
Mr. Joseph Kaiser, the proprietor of the
new Columbia Hall. on Ocean and Gator
avenues, Is making elaborate preparations
ton to be held in the hall OH October ii
me hall Is by far the most handsome in
the city. The cold structure Is still there
in part, though entirely remodelIed and
renovated.
The second meeting Of the GreenvsiLe
Choral Union recently organized under
the dictatorship OF Mr.. J F Richards.
organist Of the Grace Episcopal Church.
On Ocean and Pearsa1l avenues. Wal IL
held 81 Belvidere Hall thzs evening.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-28

HOBOKEN'S VICTORY
They Secured the First
Game in the Series With
the Arlingtons.
IRON CROSS GAMES.
Lively Competition for the Cham
pionship -Roome Won Prizes
at Plainfield : Games of
Football.

The announcement that the Arlingtons
of this city. the champions . tn end
q. the county, and the Hobok IS were 10
~ G series OF. gines for toe cha npion-
sh n cf Fl ldson county 4 ew a crowd OF
over 1000 people 10 the opening contest
which was played yesterday on the St.
George Cricket ground in Hoboken. There
was fully one-third of the assemblage
from this city, and the local rooters were
very enthusiastic at the start, but Their
ardor became very much subdued before
the came had proceeded far. The Ar
lingtons played well in the field, but
were weak at the bat. and their ability
TO hit the ball was lacking, and they
dropped the first battle under a very
heavy margin. The Arlingtons presented
Jack Dunn in the box, but he was easy
for the Hopokens, who solved his delivery
very easily after the third inning, and
laced the ball TO all parts Of the diamond.
The stick work of the Hobokens was
clean, and they showed plainly they were
better batsmen, which was the most Inn
portant factor in the game yesterday,
The Arlingtons played fully as well out
side of batting. and had the result de-
pended on that it would AVE been a hot
race. The Hobokens presented FHcken
In the box, who has been doing excellent
work in the North Western League as a
member of the st. PauI,s team. He has
a speedy ball and excellent control. He
sent it curving beyond the reach Of the
Arasngtons' sticks, and they were only
credited with six hits, which were scat
tered, and in two innings did they count
for runs. The g sent the Hobo
kens first to the bat. They were retired
in one, two three order, which was repeat
ed in the second inning. The Arlingtons
got two runners on bases on errors after
two were cut In the first inning, but
Dunn made a hit which forced Holland
out at second. In the second Merrity
made a hit with two out. but Gormley
was unable to get him home. In the
third inning for Hoboken, Burke got his
base on error, stole second and scored
on McCormick's and Fricken,s outs. Ar
lington tied the score. Coyle's hit forced
Driscoll out at second base. n a mo-
ment later Coyle stole second and then
third, and Tailed a run on Hollands hit.
AFTER that the Arlfngtons lost their power
team were out in regular one, two, three
order. Not so with Hoboken. They lit
on to Dunn's delivery, and with sikh hits
and a costly error by Coyle in right field
rolled up Ave runs in the fourth inning.
They continued to bang the ball, ar
scored in the sixth, three in the eighth and
one in the ninth, sending their total up
ITO II. The only other run made by Ar
2ingten was IN the ninth inning when a
two Dagger by Sullivan and another by
peutch sent the former over the plate.