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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-23
Kalendarz Maryanski

ma rok 1898 wyszedl druku MONA
go iuz teraz nabywac W ksiegarni
,,Gazety Katolickiej''. Kalendarz
przedstawia sic bardzo pieknie i po-
siada przeszlo 200 stron druku.
Tresc Kalendarza Maryahskiego jest
nader obita. Znajdziecie tam pick
ne i ~pouczajqce powiastki, historye i
podobizne koscioia Maryahskiego W
Krakowie, zyciorys Adama MCKEE
wicza, rady zdrowia, sztuczki spiry-
tystyczne, Ayciorys McKinleya, pick
ne i patryotyczne wiersze i t. d. i t.
d. Do kazdego kalendarza jest do
iaczony jake dodatek - przecudny
obraz Matki Boskiej, piekny obraz
Adama Mickiewicza, wyborny obraz
Walerego Eliasza: ,,Jeszcze Polska
ME zgineia" karton do cry W war
caby. Pojedyhczy egzemplarz tego
Kalendarza ~kosztuje tylko 20 GEN.
tow. ]. +. Smulski * Co. SOS No
bic St, Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-23

Sekretorze grup prey rdportach mic
siecz"ych po,ciani koniecznie zdfqczdG
korty Podr6zne, ma mocy kt6rych przW-
m"jq cztonk6o : innych grup. Przs
Odsuspendoraniu c=tonk6o, sekretarz
groPy potcinien zdcsze zaznaczaeprzez
jdk 1ugi Gas czfonek 6yt suspendo-
icdnyn. - SxKRKrARz JENBRALNY.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-23

Zndcznd czesc s~ekretarzy gr,p r,otq
tkorych ma z'cyczdj ,~cysyfania PICNIC
dzy ga rstepne, odznaki &c. p. od no
a"ych czfonk6r prey rysetaniu aplika-
~ Jesno zcyczD niepraktyczny
Hasda grupd z,ciqzkoaca (dop6ki su-
pendoranq ME jes) ma kredyt TO biz.
re Rzqdu Centrdlnego. Wobec tego
'~ekretdrze z opfatq rstepnego "a norych
-ztonk6,o po,cinni sic ,cstrzymdt do
poty, dopoki ME otrzymajq rachunku
ID sekretdrzd je~nerdlnego. My o ni-
rem ME zopomniemy, przy rypisy,sa-
niu cyrl-uldrzd o to obd,cy niema.
Gdy zas sekretdrz otrzyma cd a cyr-
euidrz Il rdehunkiem) i gdy ss pre-
tond, &c -dchunek ten zgadza sic zjsgo
~ksiqskan'i, po,oinien przesfdt ma rece
edsyern Zc. ". p. lyle, lie ten rachu-
sek wykdzuje - ami mniej, ami ,ciecej.
Gdy zdpronadziny ten porzqdek rag
IA zdnsze, miejscd mice ME 6sdq te
pozorne niedokfddnoSci, kt6re pielu
sekretdrzom grup spae ME pozralajq,
a nam przez TO oszczsdziciS pano,oie
viele csasu - SEKR. JENERALNY.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-23

Sekretarze grrp ME majq ladne0o
prdtod kreslie lu6 zmieniae rachunki,
kt6re tcychodzq z naszego 6iura. JezeH
'ekretdrz grupy otrzymuje z biura ma
szego rdchunek, kt6ry sac mic ACADIA z
jego obliczeniomi, p~o,cinien nam taxi
rdchunek z,or6cie 10 ciqgu 10 najdalg
dni ! nam pozosta,cie sposo6nose
poprdcisnia tdkiego rachunIu. -
SKKRRTARz JHNrnALNY.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-23
Jeseh kto z csSonI6.s ZvsGSkl nae {

Jeseh kto z cSSonI6.s Z.csGsku n,e o
'rzymeVe reguiarnie ,Zgody", poo.
alien o tenn natychmiasf zapiadom;t
Sekr. Jeneralnego, a mic Redaktora,
ttory z ddresami od6iorc6w organs.
zaciqzko,cego mic c.p6lnego niema. A..
sdociaddmicjqc tenn, nalezy pred,
~szystkiem podae no,cy adres doksaa
ny, obok da,cnego. 7'eraz dzieje 81.
tax, se, jeseii kto ,Zgody" ME otrzy
mrJe reguldrnie, u,cdza "a rfasciu,
mas z'oymyslde { ME podat - s,ceac
adresu! Skutek taxi: daIej ,Zgods'
sie ot-Sym,Ge.- SlKp. JINIRALrf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02
trrahrii9tJ

0onnerIta9 MOrgen friib 1T 4I6lanb,
Wia., BON elmer ber6eerenben SeuersbrunIt
beimgefu9t tporoen unb Der babur9 6er6etz
gefiibrte 8erluIt tpirb duf $15O,O00 beran<
I9ldgt. 9ie Md6lmiible Der vgDrt6ern
Grain Waereantile Company" unO biela
Wo6nbduier liegen in Sriimmern. Yer Ser
luft an Der Mii6le betrGgt 100000. Sieben
8abnpugtn, 3nei bdDon nit @etreiOe bela=
ben, finb b%erbrannt, unb Elm She'll Deg 8idz
buftes Der @isconlin @entrdlz8d6n tpurbe
5eritDrt. Ser Gertuif Der Gentralz8a6n be-
trdgt ungefdbr $25,OO0.
Wie cine 9epei9e aug 2oipeltotpn, W1e.,
ntelbet, iinb bic bortigen gastpeu's MiGs IN
bic 2uft gefGogen. @ier Menf9en finb oas
BEL um's 2e6en 9efommen rnb n1e6rere nn=
bere DerGebt fporben. 9ie Sabrit tit Do1=
itdnbig 5erft6rt unb Der @srluft 1T beOsuz
tsnb.
Oienitug Mor9en fur3 nd9 Mttternu9t 1T
bic gan3e Sabritanluge Der rNooeltb SLAP
@pmpanp" in Mui6ington, Pd., nieoetges
6rannt; Der 8er1uit miro uuf $4,000 berz
arI6lagt unb 1T nur tbeilpeiie bur9 Ser
fi9erung sebedt. 5infunbitebaig 4rbeiter
purbsn baburb beT4dftigungsIOs.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02

ba9n6ofe Der Santa Sez1@iien6dbn unb benz
&anal an Der 5lubfrpnt ldgen, tparen BIN
men elmer balben Stunbe mad benz 0amr1z
bru9 iiberf9tpemmt, bo9 9elang es ben Sim
.tpobnern, einen Sbeil ibrer SubIelisteitsn in
Si9erbeit 81 brtngen.
Mbenbs UNI 3ebn 116r battle bas Mafer
ben 3neiten Damn an 4. StruBe bur9z
bro9en unb mar Bis CUR 2. StruBe oorgs=
%brungen, in Solge bs6en mebrere bunbert
mittelloie 5amilien g~e3tpungen tparen, aus
ibren 6dufern gu flieben. Sn Der Na9t tpa=
rem iiber 400 obba9loIe 5amilien in ben
@traBen @l PafD's gu campiren ~ge5tpungen.
@tne groBe @n3abl berIeI6en lit D6ne
Nabrun9, 6u Die 8ertriebensn Der Me6r3ahl
nu6 Der Qrbeiterflafe angeb0ren unb mG6z
reno Der lebten IA Sage, ba ffe Die ue6erz
f9nemmung b%etdmpfen muBten, ni9ts berz
bieren tonnten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02
Dfe BeTd1uftsIane.

q. 8. 0un &c Co.'S lebttpD9entli9e
lteberii9t iiber 6anbsl uno Generic entbdlt
folgenbe Mnqnben: Gs miro t6atId6fi9
mebr @eT9dft getban, uIs bic 2eute i'm @lz
gemeinen glauben. Die 9ei4dftsleute re@s
men no9 Wertben, aber bieIe fi1D melt niebris
ger als in trgenb einem frii6eren gntsn
Sabre nnb lufien tpenig @etpittn ii6rtg. WGs
Die auantitdt betrifft, lit bas @eI4dft foft
10 groB, pie in ben Sabren BET gt5Bten
prpsperttGt, unb pbipobl bic 3unabme in
Der 8eboIterung cine tpeientti9e Musbe6nung
Derurfd6en ioate, 10 tit bod Der 9erglsi3
nlobt entmntbi9eno. Die grbofl1i1g 1T Gongs
lam, 5auoerno unb ulmdbIid5, a6er i'm
8roBen unO @anaen lit bod I'M Mai me6t
dls i'm Npril getban tporben, obipobl SEE
rtcbte uber April ~8eigten, bab Der nmfang
Oes Se19dfts nur 10 pro3ert tteiner lit, oGs
Der oes beten fruberen Sabres.
Gretgniiie buben bepieIens boB bic Weiaens
erttte blel groBsr lit, als irgenb elmer Der erz
parteten D}drtte, unO peftti9e 3ufubren fir
Die Wo9e tparen Jim 30 pro5snt ar0Bet afs
leBtes Sa6r, pdbrenb atGantif9e Nusfubren
tir 4 @O4en 6,315,329 8ufbeI, Meb1 einge>
l9lof1en, b~etpagen BADEN, gegen 4,9S3,77 z
i'm LeBten Sabre.
4uBeroem 1T bic Nusfubr bon WelI9forn,
oos gum grOBen She'll bic STEELE BON @ei3en
I'm ausldnbif9en 8erbrau9 einnimmt, Bel
fpe1tem GROCER als friber ober ais mar criudrz
tet bate u. bat fir 4@a9sn9 1850, 900 BuI6sl
betragen gegen 6,001,985 i'm lebten Sabre.
Set ltberalen gorrdtben i'm Snnern 1T Der
PrelS I'm cine Rleinigteit beruntersegun9en.
8aumfpole 1T unDerdnOert, Obpobl gu
Oleier Sa9resaeit Ausfubren unbebsutenb
iinO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02
Sonferottc.
DpIttfrdteH.

@liibd 9bsr BON prpbioence, q, s., tpurbe
0ienitug als o@ouberneur, @eneralfapt. unb
Commander in Gbief bes @taatss Rbobe S.
Lamb unb Der 8robiOence plantations" fir
bas fol9enbe Sabr i%naugurirt. ;SGte 6eter
mar bon Der friiberer Sabre nidt per=
i9ieoen.
@puoerneur Guer6ee bon SiibsGarolina
bat ben Sobn 2otpnes Mc2durin gum etnftz
t~peiligen Ra9folger bes peritorbenen BUM
besfendtprs earle %ernannt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02
80 BuOOO=A e(6dfte faQirt.

Wdbreuo Der IeBteu 5pei Sabre BADEN iber $50
8uooD=I5obrtton.en fautrt, uuo Der 9e9enrp6rtioe tribe
Gtamb 6es Charities 1T nilts meni9er oils erututbtgenb.
BID Il 50. i'll Gbirago a~ufgefanft sic bobem einen
orpBen &otaIpg bieIer Waoreu berausgeoebeu, ben Tie
in 0roBet W}enget o%ericbtcfen = on Seoermonn. Der
Dorum Idreibt = uIb bieten Die beiteu 8uqaies All Ids
ferlidD ~nieOri9en Breiien an, NIT benz 09edfe, Dor ber
3aAlung ie at %perinden. sic idetnen ben Marft All
tpntrollrer ttub es lit be Tra9e, mas bic 5nhrttantsH
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02

Ser 8erIdnbt bon g0entpuaren 1T fir's
@rfte audi burh Elm 8etter Der5Dgert, mel
DIES fir bic Sabres3eit auBereeipObnli9 tiibI
lit. Die Dolfabriten prpbu3iren mebr als
fe feitber setban BADEN, obglei4 btel tpeniz
ger, als fte prpbu3iren f0nnten ODer MIDI
ten, unb 5ubritanten tbun fait ni3ts i'm
8oaenmartte, obglei4 Specialization bic Ser
tdufe groB 9e6dlten bat.
Die Standardization ninmt su trob Der
S9lieBune etli9er So90ftn. Die Probut>
tion BON HDbeilen ii6ertrifft ben 8ertcuf
unb 1T etpas i'm 4bnebmen begriffen, pd6z
renb Der 8ertauf I9rittipeiie in biefer 8o9e
a%ugenommen fat, gum She'll tpegen mebrerer
@ontratte fir bic 2ieferung bon @ifen fir
9~auapede, einT6lieblt9 1000 Sonnen fir
Nep Yort alein unb gum She'll, neil Saz
briten Observation-Disclosures Gerdtbe grDBere
No9fragen gemu9t baben urtb ferner tpegen
Der 9eplanten 8erpa3tung fat a0er Stab
eiIen@Sabriten bes 2anbes, mas einen ge>
pifcn Infi9pung i'm 8dufen berurfa9t
bat. &obeifen oei9t feline 4enberung i'm
preife, bo4 1T es auffalenb, baB Elm Stei,
gen I'M 25 Gents i'm britiI9sn preiie artez
rifanifhen &obeifens als cine grlei9terung
fetrdbtet ipirb, inbem es bic Oring1idteit,
fiibli9es 3obeifen duf n0rbIi9e Mdrtte gu
pertaufen, berringert.
Sanferottc.
Die 3d6l Der 8anferotte in ben Ser. Staas
ten but pdbrenb Der @o8e 214 betruaen,
bic %fGeinfte 3abl in elmer 8D9e felt Septem.
Der 1895, 9e9en 239 i'm IeBten Sabre, unb
% in @onnba aeaen &C. I'M Noriahre.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02

SIN 5auIe tpurbe am OOnnerftag Ell
Beriud gemu4t, Die Gubaz5rage i'm 9an.
auf's 9apet gu bringen. 2epis bon Baib
inetOn i9idte eine gu6nsaeIolution gun
quite Des GGerts unb Der Spre4er ert6eilt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02
NernttThttrH.
Die 3noianerunruben.

Die 5noianerunruber.
Gpe3iaIbeptiden aus Miles GttD, benz
nGG1ten Ort in Montdnd BON benz S9auz
t6prtTesuno ouf Der 8. Seite.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02
NrhitectensG onoreR.
militGrattabe.

Der &riegsmtnifter bat ben GapitGn
Oberlp 80. Garter gum MilitGratta9e Der
amerifdni19en 80tf4aft in 2onbon e%rnannt,
Garter 1T Elm tii6ttger @enieoffi5ier unb err
bdlt iebt ben Poiten, Der felt Der &iidte6r
Oberit 2uOlpn's na9 ben Ser. Staten uns
beiebt eepeien lit. Sberit 2lblpp mar elmer
3eit gum Mitgliebe Der Iicaraguaconalcomz
milton ernannt tporben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02
Geiftliber ShninoIer.
5wei rnoroer perurtbeilt.

TIMER @eianbter SerreG in ~&Onitdrtinoz
pei bat bas Staatsbspartement beno9ri9z
tigt, buB bic 3tpet MOrber guKuF's, Der beim
8ert6eiIen a~meritaniI9er 9iiLfs9elosr in
8ttlis, 8leinaften, ermorbet nuroe, gu Is
Subren 3u4tbuus BET i9tperer Mrbeit oerz
urt6eilt tpprben feien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-02
Dom prdfoenten.

Die 8orbereitungen gu Der bea6Ti6tatsn
Reife bes Prditbenten CUR NusiteGunq BON
ytai9biGe ftnb pruttii9ertpeiis TGmmtli6 qez
trOffen iporoen unb nurbsn fiir3li6 i'm Weiz
ben 0duie befannt 9egeber. Die gbefapeufe=
l1nO S9to%Sa6n pirb Der prGIibentiboftz
li4en @eieli4aft einen Sonber3ug our Ser
fii9ung iteQen, tpel4er aus einem Bributz
tpagen fir Prdiibent unO 6rau McainleD,
einem fol9en fir Die MitglieDer bes aabiz
nets, tpel4e fi4 betbeiIigen, fotpie beren 6az
mullen, tinem @agen fir 3eitungs=gorre
iponbenten, einem Speiietpagen unb einem
9fau8pogen beitebt. Der 3ug pirb 0onz
nerita9, ben 10. Sum-, Morgers UNI 9 16r
oon Wai6in9tOn dufbreben urb nm 4 llbr
Nd3mitta9s bethlehem Cages in 6otSprinqs,
3d., gum triten Mul anbalten, fpo Die @eleIz
f4oft alsoann bic Na4t au3ubringen ae=
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-26
NOEFOLK. 5: BlErFORD, =.
Hartford Gets "A Man Hnrt aud Releases
Two

HARTFORD. CONN. May -5.- Special.
Tho Hartford team was demoralizcd to-
dav. Hcinc was injured in the second
inning Giroy hitting him with bis elbow
while running to second. Burns went 10
short and put Catcher McCdulcy I'M right.
The team is now crippled ass Kadiord
and Simous were released this morning.
Gilroy was pm zzlc. McCaulcy home
run hit landed 3d. a puddle of water and
could not Doe fouid . This run WAS made
in the eighth.
1r the third ~ ,Cauley was given mis-
base and scored ON Wohls mun of
YAornton's ny Norfolk hit Bowen hard
at times and the errors OF the locals were
am costly Burns. was out of his position
and made some sad fumblcs. I'm trying
TO save his captain AN error Dohcrty
threw wild his irst error Do a month.
Norfolk played a good all-round game.
Wchl made some fine running catches
and Wouiz made q remarkable onc-hand
stop. Tho locals did not play with their
usual gins or.
I'm ihc first inning Thornton made the
I'm ST unass istod double play of the sca-
son lie also had an the put outs in
tha inning Earle was very strict with
Inc nlaycrs. and fined Weddigc s. for
aus. tioning his decision ON strike. Bo-
v.cr, IS arm troubled him from his acct
dent of last week. lie had good control
of tho bali Tho score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-26
INtUNT "OLD GOTS."
The College Lads Win a Close Game From
tho ix-Ch'rub-

About three hundred of the faithful
went out TO see the cN-Chcruus and tnD
Richmond College lads play BAN. and tne
game was we'll worth the mp. ion III was
uu of hairhrcddth escapes and VI trh
Hanna finishes.
obviously the cx-Chorubs OF old Boys
went in for fun with just "a little cNei-
ton mterspcrsed. 10 Was heads WIN
tails you lose with them up TO the eightn
inning. ana then hy a. sensational coup
the boys from the college caught the
veterans mapping and rubbed the victory
in.
Pop Tate. AT first cushion. was sight
for sore eyes. and the manner in which Dee
gobblcd up everything in sight so- his Ola
admirers wild.
Rooters' Row was we'll filled WIN
cranks. and they gave every body that
went to the bat the glad hand.
The old favoritcs- ShOlta Befte. Mari,
schabel and Flynn-were applauded ho-
orally. and while there were no chances
for sensational exhibits. the boys at times
nut ginger i'm their work and showed that
they could play ball some.
FOR two innings the game was exciting.
no runs being scored 10y either side. but
in the third. by tho assistance of bas"
on balls a hi: by pitched BAH. dout."
and q single an after two men bad been
nut out. the College boys crossed the run-
Der for three scores. For the Oll Boys.
Collie walked ana scored on ShoItas two
Dagger. the latter scoring on Willis error.
Then ca ~ a blank for each side. Tine
audience clamorcc for all they were
worth. roofing first for one team and then
another and cvcrs body WAS in good
humor. for they realized that they wDr.
giving the old BOYS a. sond-on in aunr0-
citation Of past valuable services.
IN the hnh the College lads got ON Zoo
Flynn's curves. because Doc allowed them
to do so and made Sis clean bits of
them triple. another q douhlo-rcs ulfing
in five runs. For the old Boys in thor
half two runs were all they could bring
in. I'm the sixth wills banged 10 out for
two bags and Rca for three. the former
scoring Then the ola Boys got hump
en-. and by clean hitting and base rune
mng put five runs over.
This was "a sort of grand-siand auien.
rnd the crowd recognized the fact th@
the old Boys did st Just TO show they
could play ral when necessary.
Fleming an Cunningmam scored in th'
seventh. and Mari crossed over in tIe
eighth Tna youngsters fooled the on
Boys at this point however and wouldn Q
Jet them make another run.
The playing OF Rea. Cunningham Bag
10y. Wills ana White was particularly
bright. and Fee's batting was n foaturo
Pop Tate riado pretty double play in
the seventh. He caught VIM at first
and headed Baghy off between third AND
home pu.i.ng him ont TO Schabei Here
is the score:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-26

ton Of the Denny Longs, are very evenly
matched and the race In the stretch viii
bc Of the most exciting cbarav.er.
Denny Long says his .eam VIII he heard
from before ne season * much over. We
hope so. for II n axes things so much more
intCfs sting
Stmmcll twlrled a fine game and Steel.
man gave him excellent support.
Mcdonald DID star work yesterday.
Fllcrfcld IS easily the first third base
man I'm the League. and his wond"rf u
throwing and hitting are being commented
on hy the crenks throughout the circuit.
Richn ond's ortfcld is considered by the
Northern pausrs to be the strongest In
the League and with a solid ph1la TX IN
tho inncld the Chcrubs Will pretty nearly
couture the penrant which the Mosq nt)e5
arc 90 proudly waving.
The following umpircs are on the OH
cial list Earl. Wcldman, Snyder and
Cline
Richmond VIII not play next sunday.
Jorcs pitched Yesterday and lost ms ilfst
game 10 the Chcrubs.
Charlie Mari. Hairy Berte. George
Schabcl Carney Flynn and Charlie Shol-
IA desire 10 thank their many friends VINO
hv their presence contributed so mucn 10
tho success Of the benefit game yesterday
The boys leave the city I'm few days Tor
their homes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-26

enty-One Fly Balls Taken in Out of the
Wet,

LANCASTER. PA, May 25.-special-
Lancaster this afternoon gave a brilliant
exhibition Of the art of knocking up fly
balls. Twenty-one were secured 10y Read
ing's players. thirteen Of which We're
taken 10y the outhelders alone. Some OF
the catches were very difficult. but Moth
ing seemed too hard for Reading, and
they played a pretty game.
west was batted safely eleven times
bur the hits were principally made in the
second and eighth innings. They We're
aided greatly i'm getting runs boy Lancas-
tcr's folders. Ward alone being the of
fender who was responsible for six OF
the tallics.
Amolc was in the box for Reading. and
had Lancaster guessing during the entire
game.
Only three singles were made up TO the
sixth inning whom single and a. double
gave the locals their first run. They
punched three singles in the eighth and
secured another but that proved their
last. The score follows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-26
him. and the Athletics again won by the

him. and tho Athletics again won by the
score OK 10 I.
The game was close and exciting
throughout Getug. one Of Joyce's eN-
Giants was In the box for the visitors
lie had two bad innings the hi'h ana
seventh.
Fox opened the nth with three-base
drive and scored on Morans single. Nc
Vev forced Moran but counted ON carey
single. Harley drew base on balls and
Battam was safe on Raymond iuinDle.
Schaub forced Carey IN by waiting 10,
four bad ones Harley was alao lotc'u
home and Childs base on balls.
This tied tine score for the Athletics
and I'm the seventh they won out ON li'r-
lows double. Battams fly 10 has'n.
SChaubs single. Chids triple ana ~,
error ~ DAILY. Harl'y's bdtuhs am"
fielding was the feature Of 'he gun.
Two Games will be played tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-26
Baseball Notes.

Garvin is pitching ban for am IT'S worth.
Lancaster Us doing some fine sprufue
.heee DAVIS. Those lads need watching.
BOYLE grew unsteady AND WAS released
Saturday before the Cherubs lcit for Pat
eIEOu.
Cockmau a. stll with the team. He is
unable 10 play. however. because or an
injured finger
steclman. the new catcher, Is from
Ilizah.th y j. and Is proving a wonder.
Ills throwing 40 bases and his hitting are
Two strong points in his favor.
Mcdonald the new mheldcr. played with
'artfOrd m 1886. His averages then were
ding Ns2. hating, .262. lie has also
d with Providence.
leading club is little over a hundred
ahead OF the seventh. This Is a
owing FOR the League ana is proof
ne clubs. with the possible excep-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-26

At the regular meeting OF the Richmond
Academy OF Medicine and surgery last
night Or Jacob MlchduN read paper On
Liver Troubles from surgical standpoint.
which was discussed hy Drs J.. b. Ed
wards. j. ) Wexford Winfree. r.. g..
Levy and Garcln. Or Charles VI. El-
wards was elected a fellow " the Alad-
envy.
Mr.. ". 8 Fitzgerald was present and
gave an exhibition Of tho muscular pow
er from a surgical standpoint. This was
witnessed with much Interest 81 the mem
bers Of the Academy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-26

DALLAS. TEN. May "a special fo
the News from 30 Paso says.
At o'clock this morning the Gre alarm
sounded 90 arouse the people 900 tnr love
or part of the city and notify them in.
levee had broken and that the flood Na-
tiers of the Rio Grande We're rushing
through me city.
No Jess than l1o homes were swept
away and tonight several hundred Boon
are al work on new leFee.
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Delightful Entertainment.

The cause of the C0nfederacy is dear
To- ain Southern hearts. and i'm testimony
thereof "a large audience was present ln
Corcoran Hall last evening 20 enjoy a de-
liphtful entertainment. the proceeds of
which will DE equally divided between the
lakewood Memorial and Junior Auxiliary.
TWO beautiful pictures from the Cuban
War Scenes were presented. and some dee
lirhtful music rendered The entertain
ment was a great success and much en-
loved
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-26
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
SOME GOOD PLATING TfSTfRDhf
ON THE mo DfaMOND.
The Orioles Regain Their Lost 'rip->t'
Louis Accidentally Wins 6ame'
And AI.,the Giants.
Result OF Yrsicrdn,.s Games.

At Chicago-New York. :. Chicago, o,
At Cincinnati-Brooklyn o; Cincinnati
At Observation-Disclosures. TO- Philadel-
phia. ..
At Louisville-Bcston. :. Louisville, ].
At PittsbLfg- Baltimore. o. flt'7Durs'
At st. Louis-si Louis. s. Washington
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-26

Richmond at Paterson.
Reading at Lancaster.
Newark at philadelphia.
Norfolk AT Hartford.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-26

Summary Earned rgns-A,hlctics. 3.
Newark. A. Two-baso hits Harley. o.
DAILY. Throc-base hits-Fox Childs. Ray
moud. OHagan. Sacrifice hil-O iIaLau.
Left on bascs-Aihlcucs %. Newark 3.
Struck out-By Battdm Chi'ds.-. Moran.
Hodges Raymond. stolen bases Moran.
Fox. Wright. Shoohau. First base on
balls Moran. Harley. BattNn fhIldt
Fox. Garyin. OH1r1n. T. Rothfuse. iit
by pitched balls Wright Daily. Umpire
Wcidman Time
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-26

The Wiley Boys from Troli,town are Geis
ting i'm the Game.

CINCINNATI. o. MAJ 25.-Brooklyn
made IL three straight to-day defeating
fhe Reds easily ln an uulrf.r0s ting game.
Payne went in tho box f1r the visitors.
buf was relieved hv FISHER after the first
inning. only one hit being made OF tne
latter in e. ght innings.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-26

Tho Colonies Couldn't Bst or Field and
Boston VAST " inner.


LOUISVILLE. KY. May - The foe-
tons had everything their own WY from
the start to-day. as the Colonies could
neither bat nor field.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-26
irnAnrics. .: NnWaRh, 7.
Garvin Wins Pitchers Battle WIN
Lame Arm.
DHTfAnTTDT

PHILADELPHIA. PA" May 2o-spe-
cial.--Nirgi Garvin went into to-day :
game with a lame arm. but even at that
Newark could not 10 very much with
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READING


summary. Elrn0d rnns-K'lulng' J.
Two-base hits-Gallagher 9. Madison.
Three-base hits Slater. stolen bases
furthermore. Leidy. Left on bases-Lan-
caster. @: Reading 3. Struck out-by
Wcst-Slater. Mcintyre. by Amolc-West.
Wente Double plays Gallagher 10 Sla-
ter. West 10 I.arocque First base on
errors-Lancaster. 3; Reading. 4. First
base on balls-On Amole-MadisOn.
ward. Hit by pitched ball-By Amole-
Seybold. by Wcst-Leighton Umpire
Mr.. Snyder. Time OF game-Two hours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-26

Brooklyn. I. Base on balls-On Broiten-
stein. = Payne. 3. of Brcitcnstcin. .
Struck out-By Breitcnstein. /. by Fish
er, 4.
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College. o.. 90. ..... o 0305 2X-il
Ola Rows ...... ....... o 2O25 10
summary: Earned runs-Collese. 4. Two
base hits-Wilis. Rca. Cunningham. q
Sholta Threc-base hits-Rea. g. Schabel
stolen bases-EllvsOn. Rea. White Bagby
.. Fleming .. Snolta. ., Mari. Tate. ..
Rerte. Anthony. Collie. Double plays
Tate to Schabel. Base on balls-Of Wills
y. off Euvson .. of Flynn o. Hit 10y
nitched balls-Wilis. Sholta Mari. @ Tate
, struck out-By wills. 3; by Flynn. A.
hv Frost l. wild pitches-Flynn. Time
Of game. hours. Umpire. Mr. watson.