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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-09

RESOLUTION NO. 15O-Be II resolved ty
the City Council of the City OF Seattle
as follows:
% Tha, IL Is the intention of the CITY
Council 10 improve First Avenue from
Pike Street to Denny Way by replankins
the same.
GU That the cost thereof be paid by a..
sessments to be levied upon the properly
ahutting upon said portion or said Fsft
Avenue under the plan of ''immeaiao
payment" i'm the manner provided by ths
charter and ordinances of the City OF ss'
attic.
G., That the city Engineer be directed
to furnish TO the City Council an estin10
of the cost of said Improvement.
4 That the matter of making said IN.
provement viii be considered by the cry
Council at n session thereof to he held "a
the 10th day of December 1881, at ~
o'clock y. M, at which time all persons
desiring to he heard before the City senn.
ell upon the matter of making said I'M
provement are notified TO he puseut.
Passed the City Council the sth DAY OK
December. 1897. and signed by me In ora
session In authorization OF It's passass
this 9th day of December, 1897.
J. i. CREIGHTON.
President OF the City Council
Filed by me this 9Th day Of Decemhes,
1891 WILL III. PARRY
City Comptroller and Ex-ohicio tlv
Clerk.
Date OF first publication. December
1891
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FOR SAIE-A well located cigar store:
price reasonable Mayer Realty CO.. g,
a. 81 Union block
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT RoLI,-NO.

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT RoLL-N0
tice of Assessment Roll of Local In,
provement District No. lSs for the In.
provanent OF Jefferson Street, In the GU
of Seattle, under Ordinance No. EA aal
hearing thereon.
Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment roll of Local Improvement District
No. 1S3 for the improvement OF Jefer@a
Street. in the City of Seattle. under Ord.
nance No. 1868. has been reported by tas
Board OF Public Works 10 the City Council
of the City of Seattle and Is now on ais
in the office of the City Clerk and the sane
Is now open for public inspection At said
office and will remain open for inspectna
until Monday. the Sd day of January. ~
at five O'Clock p. m. and all persons inter-
ested are hereby required TO appear hefors
the City Council al a session thereof 10 10
held in the Council Chambers In the City
Hall. on the Sd day OF January, 1855 tia
o'clock p. m and make objections thereto
AT said time so fixed the Council viii eun-
slider any and all objections made and will
make such corrections in said roll as !.
deems Just. and will then by Ordinance APP
prove such roll and levy and assess lhs
amounts thereof against each parcel and
lot of land shown In said roll and decisIs
the same first lien thereon. Said matter
may be adjourned To later date II 30 o..
dered by the City Council.
WILL II. PARRY.
City Comptroller and ex-offic.o City Clerk
of the City OF Seattle.
Date of first publication, December lNL
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CITY NOTICES.
THE CITY OF sEATTLE-c.,v -

THE CITY OF SEATTLE-c..,y -
Notice Is hereby given thu. -.
annual instailment OF local frnnss. secone
ois.rict No. lG' fer the improyar.ssscae
CERTAIN connecting portions ~ T1ens &
Fifth and Virginia streets i, - LeacRa
Seattle. between Fourth ana as ely q
streets, under the provisions - Ssssaa6
No. 2sll. which provides for tsa Vsr,siaane1
ment OF said street by consrrrnrsrss. apseyo
CT through said portions ~ sasss -
together with all necessary hranchs sseet&
nec1ionS. wyeS. nanholss teap
flushing tanks and catch hass,ss t.lateu
connecIinS tne same with the main 80 q. y
cepIing sewer now existing nj ~ Ettf.
section or Virginia and Ssyer.s ac ia!es.
and providing for the payment sss,sessS
instruments and establishing SS.esQf q
sucn payment by the ievyins ana -l go e
ton OF special assessments vron - eaises
srty benefited by the inprayarn aae Prop
providing for the issuance Of hnrse sa4
thor1Zed by an act az the leyiSta,,,ss = A.
state o. washington. approved NarsSa He
lsss' ana ing uhasr me provisions % oriI..sA
No. S.Sf9. approved May tn. 1894 ~ a.isaanee
cd by ordinance No. STA apn-oss ssasad-
18th, 1924. has been duly certifssS ~ = NV
collection. and the respective s,srss -. - ~
charged and levied against Each sassssa
and lot OF land, ana part theresa pdIca
district, III payment Of such ins.. - Nd
remains unpaid, and the same irs,sssssai
the interest on the whole ar,0un, 'sSSsaaae
must DE paid on or before the md Is
January. ms. Unless payment Be mad Z
such lnstailment on or before ths S .Is ~
OF January. l~as. the same shall beearrcs say
hnquent. and shall bear Interest :. ot
rate or per cent. per annum i,ntis 20 Va
and If not paid before said time. = 1910, I'D
OF five "a per cent. shah be added ~ eSsav
sums delinquent shall he entered ~ .ss
annual tax roll for the current wear ~ ~ Iae
each lot and parcel OF land and nar. ,s.lx
Of SO delinquent, and with the interest," . ~
penalty shall be collected as ~ ~
taxes. together with such adss,ssna5s,
charges or penalties as are authorsssssu
be charged and collected on other ssf -
quent taxes. and each lot or mrs '4 :.
land so delinquent shall be sold fos ~ ~
amount of such assessment with inssrssaa.
penalty and costs. in the manner nrnrss,ss
by law.
GEORGE F. MEACHAM
City Treasurer of the City OF S.a.,,
Date Of first publication, December "a
1887 -
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Dfsehss Marriages, Deaths.
s n oroer TO secure correct insertion 81
mef5co9 uIdef these headingn. the same
ohou1d - left ~ the bushes. office Of this
paper. no charge u made for such notices.
DunAxAl notices. revolutions or other spe-
81 ACCOMPLISHMENTS VIII be charged at the
9ne4D9 - cents per tine each insertion
pO0T-1NTELITGFsSfsE CO.
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FOR SALE-Lo5ging house: 3 rooms;
good location Mayer Realty Co.. 1 81,
q Union block
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FOR SALE-Centsr located lodging house.
80 rooms: all furnished Mayer Realty
Co. g. 81 - Union block
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SPECIAL. SALE OF rose bushes for zen
aays. all leading varieties As.no Seed
Store, Second avenue. near Madison
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GOING TO KLoNDIKE.

GOING TO KLONDIKE.
TWENTY ACRES Of first-class land nine
miles south OF the city, on good county
road: three acres cleared one fenced,
and all Stumps cleaned out; nine acres
siashed and burned: new flve-room house
and furniture, all farming implements.
Also a heavy stump puller, with all the
necessary implements pertaining TO
same: enough timber to cut many thou
sand cords of wood besides piling and
cedar which you can easily sell on the
taken UP quick as the owner wants to
shape himself for the gold fields. Price.
500: we'll worth 81 800. Hugh T. VIII
iiams. Cow Butter Store, 1923 First ave-
nue..
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baseball Ncfec.

Garvin IS one OF the most gentlcmanly
ball players in the business. ana IL IS
rarely ever that he makes kick.-New-
ark Advertiser
rubs will take two out OF three from Lam
caster. Vol ee.-Lancaster News.
And YOU didn't have to use your glasses
either.
Osborne. the Athletics latest acQui-
sitiOn. struck out eleven Of the Newark
batters in tho second game on Sunday.
king" Kelly mot the "Only') Is put
ting up an elegant game at first for the
the batting strength of the team.-Pater-
son Call.
Umpire Belts was too easy on the Lam
caster boys ne should have called them
down on the time limit when they We're
trying 10 delay the game
II was a question whether Harry really
caught that fly I'm the last inning or not
But Buttermore had one just like IT,
Harry Schmidt tossed great ball.
Lancaster played good and hard. but the
Cherubs were too much for them.
Eiberfeld is the pluckiest player In the
business. With a sprained ankle he put
up fine game.
Buttermore is every inch n ball player;
ditto Madison. and Roth is few shakes
himself.
Clausen's first loss since joining Lancas-
ter. Sorry for YOU. old boy; hut the Cher
ubs had 10 have IL.
There was no discounting Jake Wells
playing yesterday.
What Mr.. Belts says goes. The trouble
is he don't always say IL.
Manager Rim was put out OF the
grounds for getting too fresh.
Larocque couldn't hold in any longer
and ne had 20 get mixed up in the dis
cuSsOn.
The sun came out and s71iled down on
the CheTubs' victory.
4 little rain don't 60 I'm Richmond.
Yeager made a beautiful running catch
and had 10 dOff his cap.
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:ORFOLK. ST.. PATTERSON, 80.
The Grabs Won the First by Hard Hitting.
Their Tw irler Lost the second.


NORFOLK. VA. July 2S.-Special--The
first game was as fun of sensational
fielding as an egg is of meat. ana was
won by Norfolk while the last was noted
fCr sensational umpiring. and was won
by Paterson. Such was the result OF the
series played at League Park this after
aoO2.
nc a mistake of Umpire Burns IN tine
ninth inning Of the second game is due
Norfolk defeat. The score was 20 %
when the locals took their last turn at
the bat and Pfanmiller was pm. i'm 10
WELD the willow in place Of Brandt.
when a low wide out-curve came up 20
the plate. Pfanmiller started after it,
but saw the ocnd in time ana Withdrew.
Thinking that 81 was the fourth bad ball.
he started TO first base. when much 10
the surprise dsmay and disgust Of every
body players and spectators. he was
called out on strikes.
Singles by Kelly. Mcfarland and We'd
dige followed after Leahy flew out. but
only one run was scored when Weihl.
with two men on bases. was called out
the mistake of Pfanmiller Norfolk would
have had two runs at least, with good
prospects 10 win the game. As soon as
Pfanmillcr was retired Manager Cunning
ham protested the game. for that as
well as other decisions. which he thought
were manifostly unfair TO his men.
As for the games the Norfolks won
the first because they hit Flaherty harder
and more timely than Paterson hit
Bishop. The latter was particularly of-
'fectiVe until the closing innings. when
ne let mp little. while his opponent was
touched up an during the contest Scores:
First game
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caster would allow no one 20 run for him,
however. and. although he was suffering
agony he had 10 remain In. lie got as far
as third on McDonald's out. but no far
Their. for the next two men died.
PLAYED THOUGH LAME.
The game youngster remained In the
game 10 tho end. and although palpably
disabled made several splendid plays.
No more runs were MADE by inc enc
rnhs but that was more than enough,
although the Lancaster boys tried hard
10 win out.
In the third Buttermore was hit by n
pitched ball. and Hanavan MT To lett
held for two bags. on which Buttcrmore
tried 10 score. He was caught ON Elsys
pretty throw In 10 Schmidt. however. and
died kicking AT his own coachers. Hama
van scored on McDonald's wild throw
In the next inning Madison got the walk
and scored on hits by Roth and Clauscn.
This closed the run getting for the game.
Hero is the correct score:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-29
THREE PERSONS DROWNED.
Deplorable Accident on a Mill Pond in Sus-
sex County.

PETERSBURG VA. July 2S-special.-
Intelligence reached here tonight OF a
very sad drowning which occurred at
Grigg's mill pond, in Sussex county, four
miles from Jarretts.
IL appears that Dir. Frank McChcsney
Of Jarretts. and family and Mr.. j. g..
Martin and Mrs Minor Smith. of this city,
and her son Frank. aged about eight
years had spent the day fishing az the
pond. While out rowing the boat in which
were Martin and Mrs. Smith and her son.
was captiZed and the occupants thrown
out and drowned
All three of the bodies were recovered.
Mrs Smith accompanied by her son,
Frank. left here last Thursday on Visit
10 the family of Dr. McChesnev.
She leaves two children. one of whom is
Mrs Frank Price, OF this place. She also
has a sister. Mrs. Tillcy Martin, who re-
sides i'm Philadelphia.
Mrs Martin has recently moved 20 Jar
retts from Philadelphia.
Mrs. Smith was the widow or the late
George A. Smith. who was killed few
years ago at Rcam's station IN D!nwlddie
county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-29

DANVILLE. VA. July 2S-SpeciaL-
The CorOners jury in the case OF Lewis
r. Bruce. who was killed yesterday
morning by a sOuth-bound fast train
on the Southern Railway. completed IT'S
investigation to-day. and rendered yer-
dict censuring the railroad men for fast
running within the city limits and for
carelessncss.
The train was behind time, and the tcs-
timonv was that 10 was running very fast
around n sharp curve az the time 1t struck
and killed Bruce
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PETERSBURG. VA. July ESPECIAL -
Willie Clark was arrested to-osy Tor
stealing a lot OF stove-pipe from his
father. After being committed % jan
Police Oficer Vaughan recovered lot OF
type which Clark had also stolen from
his father and sold 20 a party IN the
Fifth ward for twenty-five cents. Ihs
tvne which IS valued az about 1--we dol
lars, was stolen BY Clark last Thursday.
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Manted 10 Marry little Girls.

ATLANTA. GA. July %.-Sensaiional
developments marked the afternoon trial
~ Edward c. Flanagan, the double muir
derer. whose trial Is now exciting the IN
,srest ~ the State. II developed this az
ternoon that many times Flanagan has
become wildly infatuated with girls under
twelve years OF age, proposing marriage
10 nearly every one he met.
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LYNCHBURG VA. July 2S-Spccial-
Henry NJ. Smythe. eX-Minister 10 Hayti
VIII. IN connection with w l.. Baile
formerly OF the Bucna Vista Advocate.
start daily paper in Lynchburg. begin
ming on Tuesday, August 2nd.
The News and Advance. morning and
afternoon are the papers here now. both
Of which are published by Carter Glass.
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Rockhrldge Teachers, Institute

LEXINGTON, V. July 2S.-Special-
The Teachers Institute Of Rockhrfdco
county commenced to-day. Tho address
ID. Letcher. other speakers were Mrs. VI.
\. Mossctt Of Steclos' Tavern: PrOfcs-
sor Quarles and Professor Currell, OF
Washington and Lee University and SUI
perintendCnt of Roanoke county schools
r. L. StclrnCs
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A GAME WORTH SEEING.
COMBINATION BETWEEN LANc<S.
TsR AND ELkMBSTs DEFEATED.
The Cherubs win in Spite Of Rain and
Kicks and Lancaster Died very
Hard-othsr Games.

The game at Broad Street Park yester-
day afternoon was one of tho hottest
serappiest and most interesting ever play
cd here.
The 100 spectators had all sorts OF
things TO amusc them, and the show 'ha'
was put up was thoroughly enjoyed.
In the FIRST place a dark. ominous look
in, cloud lowered near in tho western
skies. and when the game started on
anpearanoos were very much against
everything IN the way OF completing tho
contest.
SOME INCIDENTS.
The first inning passed OF without Incl
dent but the second was full OF incidents
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-29

other counties may boast Of their twins
and tripets, bat when it comes 10 p case
of youthful parents this county now stops
70 the front. Several days since Mrs.
Marccllus Ernest who lives near Cvrenc.
gave birth 90 "a nine pound daughter and
mother and child are both doing woil Mr.
Ernest the father. is only sixteen and
his wife is only thirteen years OF age. -
Baiabridce (Ga) Light.
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TEDDED ~ DANVILLE.
Mr.. St. John Duval. of this City, Secures "a
Far Young Bride.

DANVILLE VA. July %.-Special.-
An carly morning wedding occurred This
morning at tho residence OF Hon. y. j.
Montague. west Main .treet. nc 5:yJ A..
NJ. I'm the presence OF a. few friends.
Miss Sailic Louise Payne. daughter OF
Mrs. Robert VI. Payne. was united iu
marriage. with Mr. 81. John DuvaL OF
Richmond. Rov W. l.. Laird performing
the ceremony.
The happy pair left on the six o'clock
train for Ashevilic. n. G.. where they Wall
spend their honeymoon
Mrs Duyal was reared IN Danville IS
cultivated and a. very popular young
woman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-29

ALEXANDRIA. VA. July o. Special
There were two accidents on tho electric
road north to-day. nobody was hurt. hut
considerable damage was done.
4 northbound Frederick 7hurg train ran
over and killed n cOlored man Ht Jackson
CITY this afternoon. The man WAS walk
ing on the track
Reginald Lindsay the youngest child
Of Professor Crawford OF the seminary
died this morning.
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How the Clubs stand.


CLEVELAND. July 2S.-The Giants ieH
ON Young for eight hits in the hrst inning
of to-days game. Seven runs was the
result. After that they could not hll
him effectively. while the Indians drove
Seymour out OF the box 800 tne SECOND ln-
nina Nee<in. who took his place was
Dounded hard Attendance l,VUO.
IL I.A LII 4 = ID
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-29

WINSTON. y. C.. July 2-special-
carelesslv handling a Winchester rine in
salem this afternoon. when II was dis
CHARGED. The ball fassed through MS
neck and killed him instantly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-29
Make a Bee Line
For Here O-Day


There are not 900 Suits eft-bu here be hive times
that MANY men rush them that the end Is
announced Be irs-dont be last.
How could be possible for anybody to match this sale
THE FINEST CLOTHING IN AMERICA IS SAkS-MADE-
and every garment this lot not only made BY us-out
comes out of our REGULAR STOCK They indiputaby
the biggest So $3.50 SIS values find anywhere
Six dollars doesn't pay for the materials and the making or
the cheapest lot but it gives you the choice OF these
WARRANTED ALL WOOL-GUARANTEED PERFECT
FITTING-Fancv Cassimeres Chevios and Tweeds Wool
Crashes Blue Chevots, &c--brand newbeyOnd compare
Your blind indeed to your opportunities II you lose TINS
chance You're taking risk if you delay day.
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The Games Postponed.

HARTFORD. CONN. July 2S-The
Hartford-Reading game was postponed on
account Of rain.
NEWARK. y. j.. July 2S.-Rain caused
the postponcmont Of the Newark-Athletic
On
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-29

PHILADELPHIA. G. 10; PittSburg. !. 3.

PITTSBURG. July 2-The only inter
estlng incident In the two games was
when Pl'tsburg made a rally IN the ninth
and come within one OF tieing the score.
The Philadelphia pitchers were entirely
too much for the home PLAYERS. The last
game came near being a farce. Attend
anco 400.
First Game
First game.
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Standinsof the Clubs.
Games lobby.

Paterson at Richmond.
Lancaster At Norfolk
Hartford at Newark.
Reading ~ Philadelphia.
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ClncIanatI. 6: CHICAGO. 3.

good exhibition Of how not 10 play ball
to-day, pilng up about as many errors
as the visitors made hits and presenting
thcm with all their runs-rhe Reds play
ed a perfect fielding game. Twins work
In accepting eleven chances az third. be-
ing especially brilliant Attendance 42OO.
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EMPORIA, VA, July -Speci9L--Geo.
Wendell. n very respectable and hard
working young man OF this county was
Killed 10y lightning last evening.
Mr.. Wendell was of German parentage
and the Youngest Of "a large family
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-29
Baltimore. IL: Washington. I.

WASHINGTON. d. c., July 2s.-The
Senators lost the game to-day through
poor fielding and base running. and In
the last inning by reason OF McJames' m
ability 10 hold down hits. Nops was
substituted for Pond in the seventh In
ming. Attendance 100.
WASHINGTON.
Players: ABB. r. II. o. A. Z.
Brown, c. (. .............i 2 2 0 0
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ST. LOUIS. MO. July 2S-The Bostons
won from the Browns to-dav by superior
playing Lucid was benched I'm the sixth
inning and Grimes. the homo teams new
twirler, from the dofunct Central Lea
que took his place. and acquitted HIM
self very favorably. Attendance. $500.
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Washington 900. o 2 0 q ] y J..
Baltimore ........ o o > d o o o Ia l3 ]
Earned runs-Washington. J.. Baltimore.
l. Base ON balls-By McJames. 3;
by Nops g. Struck out-By McJames.
.. Pond. ] Nops. J.
xBatted ln ninth for McJames.
xxBatted ir ninth for Brown.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-29
PHILLIES LUCKY DAY
THEY TOOK APAIR or GAnEs FRoh
THE PIRATES.
Ros,on Won the Last Of the Series from -
Louis-The Cleyelands Down
the New Works.


First Game-Philadelphia, g. PlitsturB, .
Second CONGRATULATIONS, ~ fll'sDu' 81
g.
BROOKLYN. p: Louisville, 2.
Cincinnati. s. Chicago, ).
Boston. 5. ST. Louis. !.
Baltimore, "a. Washington, l.
Cleveland. IL. New York s.
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LANCASTER.


Lancaster ................. o q %
Summary Earned ruus-RiChmOnd. 2.
Two base hits-Eberfeld. Foster. Hama
van. Roth. Three base hit-Seybold.
Stolen hases-Leidy, 2. Double plays
Mcdonald 90 Stuart 10 Wells Base on
balls-Of Schmidt. G: of Clausen. !. HIT
by pitched ball-Buttcrmore. 2; YeaGer.
Struck out-By Schmidt: Hanavan. La
balis-Fostcr Timc-2.2j Umpire-Mr.
Belts.
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IOtalS, ......s.....-....JD ID ~
CINCINNATI.

Vaughan out FOR running out or line
Score by innings: r. II. +.
Chicago ........... OoOO1O2OO-3 10 6
Cincinnati ........ O2O 2OO2O 0-5 0
Earned runs-Chicago. 3. Base on balls
on Friend. ). Struck out-By Friend.
3. Ehret. l.
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PI1yTSRIrRG
PIIILADELPIII.

Totals 49,. ........,.. - 10 Is = 10 >
Score by innings: r. II. l..
Pittsburc ........ iO0O1fOO0-3 . 5
Philadelphia eco. 4212101 1-l3 IS 2
summary: Earned runs-Pittsburg. 2.
Philadelphia. 3. Base on bals-Om Hugh
ey. 3; off Fihcld. 2. Struck out-By FL
field (. by Hughcv l.
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INfhlfs .+t..t+ s.ssstsss "a b ~
Score by innings: X 81. w..
Cleveland ........135OO1 IA y 2
New Yor.. ...... 100000 o. 10
Summary: Earned runs cleveland. il;
New York. s. Base ON balls-On Young
o. off Seymour p. of Meekn. . struck
out-By Young. 2; by Seymour !; Meek
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RrookIvn. 12. Innisrlllc. 2.

LOUISVILLE. July 2s.-The Colonies
played stupid BAN to-day Fisher kept the
home teams hits scattered while Frazer
was hit hard. Attendance $40.
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duffy out: hit by batted ball.
Score by innings: r II
ST. Louis. Gee. ..0OOOCO100-l
Boston,. .... O0OO3200 IS y
summary: Earned runs-Boston. .. Base
on balls-Om Lucid. .. of Grimes. J.
Struck Out-Bv Nichols 6
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sss sfif -
PHILADELPHIA

Pittsburg .......... 0 o. OF o 3-5 10 3
Philadelphia ...... ? 0 o O-6 ID
Second Game
summary. Earned runs-Pttsburg. |.
Philadelphia. I. Struck out-By Killcn, /;
hy TAYLOR. ..
Second came.
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PATERSON

Summary: Earned runs-NortoIk, 4, Fat
erson. l. TwO-basc hits-Hardcsty. Kelly,
Smith. Leahy. McFarlan, snyder Home
runs-Kelly. Heidrick. Sacrifice hit-Gil-
man. stolen base-Grove 90. Kelly Sny-
der. Hook. Left on bases Norfolk. Z.
Paterson = Struck out-By Bishop.
Hook. Hardesty. Westlake. Gilman; by
Flaherty. Bishop. First on errOrs-Pater-
son. g. First on balls-On Bishop. I. I'm
pire. Burns. Time OF game, 200. Weather
clear.
Second Game
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.. Ratted for Brandt in the ninth.
Wcihl out on third bunt.
Score by innings.