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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-11-22

are made feature by the Southern Rail-.
way. Tourists and all patrons Of the
Southern Railway have most careful A.
tendon at the hands of its many rem
sentatlves. who are fully informed on !
subjects incident to travel.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-26

Miss Lucy Bell Mitchell were married this
evening at $3.50 at the Episcopal church.
The happy couple will leave for San An
tonic Miss Lucy Bell is the daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Mitchell. Mr.. Foster
IL the son OF Matt h. Dunlavy Both bride
and groom were raised in this county.
PATTON. 1L1IAMS--Grandview Tex,
July l7.--Married at the residence OF tho
brides father, MIR. w. II. Williams. In Fort
Worth, Wednesday. July IA, Mr Charles II.
Patton OF this place to Miss Fila VIII.
Jams OF Fort Worth, The groom is lesd-
Ing society man and has a host 81 friends.
The bride Is q young lady OF rare accom-
plshments. The bridal party returned home
ON the evening of the nth and did not 10 to
Nashville as reported by the Dallas News
COOPER HARDAGs--W axahachie, Tex.
as. July 23.---News has been received here
from PART, that Captain joe y. Cooper dis
trct clerk OF ellis county. was married to
Miss Mamie Hardago. MIR. Coopers son,
whom he left in charge vi the office says
he did not know OF his fathers proposed
marriage, that hie father had said nothing
OF 1t before he left. that he said he was
going to Nashville. loo = Cooper is
very popular man in Ellis county; he was
u gallant soldier in the Southern army and
lost am arm in the defense OF his country
He has been diatrict clerk of Ellis Sun,y
for many years.
ST. JOiiN-FULLER- Grandvlow, Texas.
July 20. Married, at Fort payne, Ala. July
IL, Mir, II. H. st. John OF GrAndview. Texas,
10 Miss Nellie Fuller of Fort Payne. Ala.
The bride Is an accomplished and talented
young lady and the groom. Is one Of the
leading attorneys OF this place. The mar
rage was quite surprise TO their many
friends here. as nonc OF his friends knew
anything Of the AFFAIR until he arrived last
SUNDAY night with his bride. the groom
1.H.aaA ~.
going to Nashville 10 visit the exposition
The bride and groom are nov at the Ave-
nuc hotel, but will be at home to their
friends at an early date.
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WEATHER AND CROlS.
Cotton Worms in iIrnz"s nottom Are
Webbing.

Mckinney. collin county, Texas, July
24-Local showers have thIcn duilhE ihH
week in various portions OF this county,
not enough, however, 10 be OF much ben
eff TO cotton and in laying the dust The
cotton prospect IL fairy good ana farm
org are hopeful of an average crop az
least, notwithstuHd ng rain Is already
baIIy needed. The corn crop IS already
cut short bY the drOuth and lnte corn oIlS
can now derive any benefit IRON fhlh
even If IL comes at once. About one
yvcnk'@ thrcshing vet remains TO be done
and the hest wheat and oat crop IN conn
county for years Will have been garnercd
successfully and IN hrst-class sample.
Moscow. PJIk county, Texas, July "a
No rain since jun 3, and such crops as
are not ruined are suffering, but as there
Is "A good deal of sorghum being cut now.
rain is no, desired uniil il is sa,ed. Corn
and early cotton have about done all they
will but late cotton. sweet potatoes, sugar
cane etc Is suffering ha1ly.
MIlllcaY. BrlZos county, Texas, July 25. --
The cotton worm IN the l3rizoa bottom,
after eating all the teudoi buds Of the
cotton arc now webbing up ana there Is "A
demand for Paris green, hs the Farmers
w.ll have to poison their cotton the neNl
Fight moon More rain is ncc"d.
snyder. Scurry county. Texos, July 23.--
Rains continue. Corn an made; % 10 80
bushels per acre. cotton waist high very
fnl formed: 70 worms Of any Kind Cattle
all healthy and fat Screw worms are
bad Health good doctors idle. Chickens
and melons plentiful.
Troy. Bel County, Texas, July 25-No
rain for the last seven weeks, though the
cotton is looking green ana healthy, but
The blooms ar. nearing the top. Last
Wednesday there were some light show
ers throughout Bell county, but none
reached here.
Berclalr, Gol'ad county. Texas, July a.
No inin has fallen in this section for six
weeks. and the cotton crop WI toe the
highest IN yeara Wells are failing and
vain la ,ssft HIM
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The TbcosopI,icnI socIei,.

Tho Philosophical society held another
interesting session in its room yesterday
afternoon and letcned to an excellent pa
per read by Mir Cumnins on "Theosophy,
the Religion OF Jesus 1t Was the regu-
lar Sunday afternoon meeting, and there
was an unusually large attendance. Tho
paper read WAS an able exposition OF tho
theory hat thorc are no contradictions be-
tween ihcosophy and the teachings of Je-
sua, that doctrines are thoughts, that to
mako thoughts manifest n ia necessary 10
cmbOdy them In works, and that the work
of thcosopby, carried TO It's utmost limit.
s ''to establish tho roign OF Christ upon
earth" Tie papers read and general dis
cuEsion upon them were especially entox-
tanning and instructive
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PIGEONS ARRIVED SAFELY.
Two Made Good Time From san An
tonic tn Houston,

The three carrier pigeons. Stranger. Jr.
and his two youngsters, belonging TO II .
Nj. Ramsay. were sent 20 j, II, sullivan
OF the Express at San Antonio last week
aud were released ut O'Clock by "Sully.'
who is well known among the newspaper
fraternity. The two youngsters made good
time in, making the 2lo mios in about
seven hours. but the old bird i2itered Oh
the way. for he didn't get In until some
hours after the others, Just Why he did
this. there is no telling. for heretofore
he has always made good time in his
flights.
lie will have 10 do 1t over again by
way OF punishment. and will be sent back
this week. Tho next flight viii be from
Bnndora 2G0 miles from Houston, and the
flights will be heightened until the birds
get records Of 800 miles and as much moro
as possible
one OF the youngsters who made this
Trip Is good Tor coo miles In one day, aud
will likely get II before the season closes
He S only FOUR months old. His travelling
mate. also four months old IS nearly as
good and will easily get over the i0omile
record.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-26

feature OF the game was Maninos home
run In the ninth winning the game
WOodville, Texas. July 25-Wooiville
and Colmesncil played n match game OF
ball yesterday at Colmosneil. the latter
winning by "a score OF 10 TO II. This is the
first game Colmesneil has ever won from
Woodville. and the ONLY game Woodvillo
has lost In two years, Batteries--iiyde
AMI Geisendorn for Woodvilc; McMiciSin
and Jackson for Colmesnen
Orange. Texas. July c5.-The match
game Of ball between the Port Arthur
club and the Orange team that was 10
have been played here today, was called
S. Anderson. u, will probably he i,layed
next Sunday. The Orange team is getting
IN good share and feel coniiden, OF win
nlhg. although having suffered defeat
thur club -
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a VI ING SUICIDE.


New York. July 30. Benjamin simon. n
ii oar-old school boy. who at that early
age aspirod 10 hr labor agitator, drowned
himself In the Iludson Saturday nlght be-
cause he failed TO pass the cNal.!uation at
the college of the City of New York, being
deficient in drawing. His body was recoy
cred today
before committing suicide the lad mailed
this note to his homo:
"My Dear Parcnts-t notify you that |
win commit suicide The reasons are tAat
had no opportunity to carry out my
resolution to study on account OF our cir
cumstances. | have but few regrets that /
must part with the world at such au oGc.
The most important is that | have not
held to my resolution 10 agitato amung she
working masses for their emancipation
from wage slavery by the ovorshrcw OF
capualistic system and for the establish
mcnt of the cooperative commonwealth
advocated hy the socialist labor party.
am gricvod at the idea that you VIII
gricve. although tho hagd that Nrotc it
will then be cold and still. The resolution
so commit suicide. though long delayed,
will at last be executed. ! can't write more,
my hand is trembling; but il you want 10
DO the last request of your son, who is now
dead TO YOU. and TO the whole world grleve
not. am wholly prepared to die the
death ! myself have sentenced Your son.
Benjamin Simon"
over study must have effected the boy's
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HYMENEAL.

MEEKs- HARDING--Alto Texas. July
Married on tho 18th at $3.50 p. m. al
the residence OF the bride in this place.
Mrs. Belle Harding 70 DR.. X. L. Meeks Of
Troup. Justice Mel NOEL officiating,
HUGHES WOODS -Stuebner, Texas, July
18.--,aarried, Thursday. july 49, at tho
home OF the BRIDES parents, Mr.. J. W. and
u, Woods. Mr.. James Hughes 70 Miss Mat
tie A. Woods, Judge G. sldeI Officiating.
GARY NELSON Fort Worth, Texas.
July 20.--Hir. George Arthur Gary of Mis-
sissippi and Miss Bertha Allen Nelson
we're married last evening at Trinity Epis-
copal church. Rev. X. II. Cotton, the rec
tor. officiating,
NORRIS WALtsE VIZ. Texaa. ynly
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THE "ELliNG kArY."
The Inspection Trip Of Mcssrs. nnr.
ISrr aud Crush,
las.

h'' an" 'r"sh'
From tho 81. Louis Republic.
Tho only train no,aih,v IN ,hc world.
,,,, -. ,,.,
'''''' ''''''V "''r ''V'S "' '"o W NV
passengers wanted to liGht cigar or get
u drink, returned few days ago after MAX
,ny =, trim ~, PIMA ,,,noo
,r,
iho u"u' OF rather thc car LOT moro
is only one. belongs TO the Missouri, Kan
,ns md Texos ,n,,, ,s ,,.,a Cas-. t,,.,,,o,i,,,
-, NJ. -
NC incs' ~ ls KNOWN as the flylhS
n"'F' anu n"s hcen IN service out snort
I'M H'Nluk pYvh pnii' AZ lhe ro.npahS >
snoP" IN s%'a'lh lhe flylne Kay Is
ePuPPcV WIN an upright hollef ana IN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-26

Galveston. Tcxos. July rs. -roday's was
one of the finest games of ball eyer seen
III Galveston. Tho twelfth inning was the
moa, of the game. TIP 20 tina; time the
rlaN had been as clean aut sharp as is
ever seen. Galses.on lol ouc uan ont in
the twelfth whcn Name ht baunder TO
Reed. which war jusglri Reed reeov-
cred quickly anG threw to Meyer. Nance
made one of his great sl'ics to base and
i, was abou; tic as to which got to
base first. Nance or the Ian. Stcinhoff
declared the runner safe. There was "a
prolonged kick over this decision, hat 1t
wasn't allowed. Then J. Hess singled to
glort left DaWltus drove long fly to
left near the foul line. Smarter couldn't
reach it. Nance scored. Hess 20 ng to
third and Dawkirs to second, Hess could
have scored. but was baily coached BECK
cr and Mcdonald were outs. Win ono
run In. 1t wae thought Galveston wa
safe. For Houston Kimerer sent sharp
bounder past second, but Klop1 got II
and threw him out AT first. Shancr got
a bah just where he wanted it and droNr
G terrific liner to left 1t was a great
got the bail few feet from the i"ul
line; t was one OF tie finest ratehe over
seen here. With Two out tae hou.t .
began 10 put VI their bats ana pre- ar,
to leave Peuder al two strikes ana
three balls. The next one p!tched WAS
a ball. Then Meyer hit an Easy hg1nder
10 huston Jack could have roEei the
ball to seroni aud mad reid.r or could
have rolled 1t to first and hnd Meyer TN
ne waited ana then when he d'd throw
he threw wildly and Meyer was sale.
Reed hit to right field and TWO runs came
In.
The game was remarkable one from
a pitching staudro nj S,ultz was more
effective than he haa ever Shown in TINS
city before and Mcdonald was in srand
form. The support each pitcher received
was excellent Mcdonald was unf9riu-
mate In getting liners batted at lin re
pentedly Three times his right hand Wa,
injured The third time he was 81 ra-ll-
:uIi> hurt that Dr. Gambill had to at
tend him.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-26

large attendance greeted Miss Lydia
W Allen at Bryan hall yesterday after
noon. 1t bong her final discourse 10 the
members OF the Houston Spiritual society
and the public. Tho audience expected a
flowing effualon OF eloquence which this
young lady has at her command, aud were
not disappointed.
Hope. the Motive Power ~ Life" was
her subject, and she handled 1t in mas
tcrly manner
Next Thursday Allen Franklin Brown.
president Of the state association. viii
be on the rostrum and~tntertain his hear
ara
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-26

The Santa Re authorizes tho following
ratee:
To la Grange baptist association, Bur
ton, Texas, July ~ TO 81, ono and one
third fares for the round trip. Limit
August /.
The passenger department issued the fol-
lowing circular Saturday to agents:
For the week end excuraions this sea
son You are authorized Ia sell excursion
tickets TO Galveston and return ON sat
urday, July - and on each Saturday there
after until September %, inclusive, unless
otherwise ordered. Tickets Win be gold
only on Saturday aud on train reachlns
Galveston Sunday morning. and limited 10
roturn. leaving Galveston on regular train
up TO and Including train No. g. leaving
Galveston at 7l5 a. M Of Tuesday morn
ing following date OF sale.
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nig Passenger Dcpo, for Fort worth,

Fort Worth Texas, July "a To-day May
or Paddock gave II out authorltively that
tho much needed aud long hoped for
union depot would be bullt.--a structure
in size aud equipment commensurate with
the passenger traffic of this city. ON his
return from his recent trip To Europe he
remained several days In Nav YORK IN
conference with Texas and Pacific officials
with reference TO It. and General Manager
Thorne has just stated that they are reany
TO commence active operations upon ~.
IT, win BIO located at or near the site oil
the old one thai was burned aud the cl'y
will see that the proper streets ana APP
proaohes are arranged for the consequence
Of the public--a condition that did not
obtain during the existence OF the former
union depot.
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rI>GnnE on the TARIFF.
Photographed His views to the
president.

IrtNtttnt.
Detroit. Mich, July %. -Goyernor PIN
gree Yesterday wired the following mes-
sage in duplicate TO President Mckinley,
Senator Burrows aud Congressman Corlss
and Spaulding OF Michigan:
Il regard the duty on lumber, hides aud
sugar as unrepublican. unpatriotic and un-
far.
"'lhe lumber now used goes largely into
small homes ana farm houses. and TO a
class already greatly oyertaNed. The Ia
borer wears twice as many shoes IS the
millionaire and must contribute twice as
much for the tax on hides.
He must use rs much sugar and pay as
much toward the duty On sugar.
1T Is grossly unfair 10 make the roor
rav as much Der caulta as the rich toward
the support of the government Property
and not human stomachs should be
reached Property Is protected by our laws
ana should pay for Its protection.
IN s. Iingree."
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a NEW STAKE.
brooklyn Jockey club Announces
the Junior Champion.

New York, July 25,~The Brooklyn
Jockey club tonight made the following
announcement regarding the Junior
Champion stakes of $4,000, a now stake
for 2-year-olds in 1898;
The entries for this stake close August
16, 1881, on when date twenly-eIsh mr. mr.
stakes will also be closed The race VIII
be run on the FIRST day Of the fall meet
ing at GraVescnd in 1855.
The Junior Championship OF $4,000 for
2-year-olds in 1855, $50 each 80 y d.
clared by January !, 1895, or so If de-
clared nv May ], 1885. Starters to pay
$50 additional. The club TO add an amount
necessary to make the grJsi value OF the
race $1,000. OF which $3.50 Will go to seq
ond and 5000 TO The third horse winners
of Il race of the value OF $500 or of two
races of the value of $500 each. to>carry
thirty pounds extra. Non-winners OF Il
race of the value of 5000, not having won
two races of The value of 5000 each, al
lowed seven pounds: non.winners of 5000
allowed fifteen pounds. SIN furlongS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-26

j. e. Tucker and C. r. King, wealthy
stockmcn from Taylor were here this
week.
&. u. Lucas and family are spending n
few days al Inglcsidc.
Cahain j, II Znckery has returned from
the Interstate drill at san Antonio. Cap
tain zackcry is aide e-camp on the stan
of General Opcuheimer.
Miss Lillian Faupil visited Goliad Fri
dav
j. T. Meek Is summoring on the bay.
DR.. Moore of Charco Ras settled here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-26
A NEW OFFICE CREATED,
H. 5. Spangler to BE Special Agent
of the Commission.
WILL HAVE HIS HEADQUARTERS HERE
IL IL snid That Ex-Auditor Under.
wood VIII He stationed ut
DRl1us.

Austin. Texas. July 25.-H. S. spanglcr,
formerly an attachc OF tho auditors de-
partment of the Southern Pacific. has been
appointed special resident agent OF the
railroad commission at Houston. 1t Is un-
derstood also that ex-Auditor undcrhill
of the Southern Pacific win DO appointed
special agent of the commission at pal-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-26

Mckinney. pexas. july 2i,-Thc summer
normal here rs by FAR the most successful
one thss county has ever seen, both IN
point of numbers ana systematic, off
cient work promlnen, visitors have bnon
present during the week and addressed
the tenchors among whom were Professor
BriRant Of Dallas, Miss Bubie Lindsay Of
Dcnlson, Hon. w. NJ Abrrnethy ana
Mayor Pearson of this city. Professor
pattllo of Houston IL also present. de-
llNernE q rnnrHc of lncinrns.
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nnrn nnn slncL nnrncd.

Mt. Vernon. Texas. July "a This morn
ing about O'clock the barn of j. L..
Rutherford, with contents. was destroyed
bv fire. A mule and fine buggy horse
were also burned The origin q the fire
is unknown. but II Is supposed to be in
cendlarv The amount Of loss ls about
$500: no insurance
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Galveston. Texas. July 25.--Frank Tor
bett German about So years old. was
found dead IN his room over Jake Thomas
saloon at Twentloth and Market streets
TODAY. lie was employed as cook On the
dredge boat Comstock Death is believed
TO have been due % natural causes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-26

Dallas. Texas July 25.--Gus weighing
Won another game today. Ted sullivan
donncd Dallas unsform aud appeared
on the coaching line. much to delight OF
'he fans. His presence is believed TO have
had something TO 10 with the result. The
game was very interesting from start 10
hnisn. MrCloskcs has signed Douglass OF
the Sherman team of 1875 TO play first
IL
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pied OF Diphiheria.

Troy Texas. July 25.--Last night Mr.
Joe Strange had the misfortune TO lose
one OF his little children from diphtheria.
and has another child very low from the
same disease. Mr.. j. O. Thompson has
two very sick children, also,
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waco Is. Fort worth II.

Waco. Texas. July 25.-The Colts were
not In it with the Tigers today the home
team taking the game, is to IL. Chiles
was back at center and Brlstow played
first to perfection. Reynolds, Fort Worih's
left fielder, did very effective work, catch
Ing TWO flies and one long, hard drive, ana
the grand stand gave HIM an ovation
The game was witnessed by about 1000
people.
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Can anyone answer the above question:


Houston. Tcxa. July 25. THE above
clipping from The Post Of today has at
tractcd my attention. The lady referred
to is Mrs. r. A. Thompson. Christian
scientist, whose address is No. 3ii South
SIKH street Minneapolis MINI, If "Tu-
VALID will send me his address / will be
glad to give him full particulars Very
truly Stoucwail Bond
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Nacogdoches, Texas, July 25,--Hon. Pey-
ton T.. Edwards. formerly OF this place.
hut now Of I'll Paso. and County Attorney
w. II. Dali addressed the citizens In tho
opera house yesterday evening on the sub
feet Of irrigation and the amendment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-26

|niaassss IN Merchant, Of Chill
thai monsv sought all ned
l,lei: spsn a. e Gould hear Of,
~ VA way lsavssd a = T. sit y.
Nv "a w Z 1 p = !:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-26

1.-TWO omt when WINNING run fndue'
Score by innings, ooooo
Houston So. $50. o o0O 20 Ooo 100 =
Two base hits-Dawllins. Deveney.
sucr flee hi:s--Stultz, s'haler.
stolen bases Meyer Reed
Double pla"s-Reed and DcVeney ana
Never; Reed and Meyer; KIopt and Tur-
ner. ,. ,,
Mcdonald 3.
Batter hit-By Stuff.
struck ort--By Stultz 5, by Mcdonald j.
Iy.ft on bases-By Galveston S, by Hous-
ton >. 81,
l'tnpire-Stelphoh.
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FiIed need 81 Trust.

seguin. Texas. July rs. Tom Terrell.
grocer. executed deed Of trust last night,
naming n. L. Johnston trustee Preferred
creditors: ) T.. Terrell ysov; Hugo q
schmeItzer q san Antonio, $500.
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nrnke a sprintIng Record.

ST. Cloud. MINI, July a5.-Janes IL.
Maybury. local Splinter, ran $50 yards
Yesterday in "a 2-5 seconds, reducing the
worlds record is Of a second. The track
plished the work with seemingly slis/
exerr.on
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Notes ana Personals.

Civil Engineer Jarvis OF the Santa 70
went TO Daugherty. !, ~. last night.
way returned yesterday from NORTH TsxAv.
q Colonel Polk. eon1rai ~ y = = q ~
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she made any remarkable cures. and does
she issue pamphlets on the subject II
YOU cant give the Information, VIII some
one In Houston do so through The postf
Invalid"
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Il" Over Five c

kla, 's Wy sS.-Jcha smith. a
(ssIr." as fatally shot tonight
fsw occ' S9lorsd who was ar
syvufFed overi5 cents.
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Then REED BATTED IN TWO RUNS.
both Pitchers Did Good Work .ua
both Received Excellent support.
Ted sullivan Coached Dallas,

THEY PLAY TODAY,
Houston ut Galveston.
Austin Mt San Antonio.
Paris at Dallas.
Waco ut Fort Worth.
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Earned run--Fort Worth.
Two base hits--Dowic .. Chlies, hehinief
Q McGinn,s, McDiyitts
Three base hit-Iiodge.
Home runs-Page, Hill -. No.,
Left on bases-By Waco " by ror'
struck out-By McGinnis 3, by Goodeii !;
Bases on called balls--oh McGinpis o. on
'GnodeI Q.
Sacrifice hit--Page. l
patters hit-Chgies. Kemmer. Bristow.
Wild pitchee-Goodsli 3. MeGinnis l.
Time of game-s:Op. e
Umpire-Clark.
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rnoKE A coAsTwrsE RECORD.

New York. JUL 4.-The steamer III Rio,
Captain Quick. from New Orleans July 2
with merchant Sc. clearing the Jettles al
South Pass AT 2:l0 D. m. Now O-elIs
am. passed Scotland light al 3I7 Sew
Yorf time. this afternoon making lns
and 81 minutes and from dock TO qnaran-
tine In days, six hours and II minutes
breaking all records
The lowest prey Gus record from bar TO
har--4 days hours and 10 minuies--was
made by the steamer III Norte on April q,
1884