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WELLER MUST 60.

Requested by the Central Governnsent to
Se"d Hts kest0n0ft0n.
NEW YORK, N. Y, March IA spe-
cial cable dispatch to the Sun from Ha-
vana says:
1t is said in Havana by well-informed
persons that Weyler has received dis
patch requesting him to send his resigna-
ton. 1t is limited that hard words have
been exchanged recently between General
Weyler and the Central Government.
Havana is greatly alarmed over the atti-
tude of the Government and the troops
with regard to the papsr money. 1t is
said that the issue made by the Spanish
bank of the island of Cuba will be substi-
tuted by another from the Bank OF Spain
itself a Madrid.
Two hundred Cubans embarked yester-
day for Ceuta, to which place they have
been exiled.
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island. Should Greece be compelled to
make complete backdown, the King
would probably abdicate. A partial de-
feat of the Greek Government might also
cause him to withdraw in favor OF the
Crown Prince Constantine.
1.-The talk of the accession Of Prince Con-
stantine to the throne recalls tradition
that has been feebly cherished for genera
tions by Greece. Greeks to this day have
their oracles and lay more or less stress on
the predictions of the wise men. Years
ago one of the oracles torecasted the
destiny of Greece and said the day would
come when a Constantine and Sophia
would rule over the nation and on that
day the Greeks would possess Constanti-
nople. This has been a fond dream OF
the Greeks. In Octooer, 1889. when the
Crown Prince married Sophia. sister OF
the Emperor of Germany, that tradition
was brought forcibly TO mind and it has
not been forgotten since.
''The German Emperor has two reasons
for his present cour with regard to
Greece. The principal one is entirely
personal. 1t is bis anger at the action OF
his sister in embracing the religion of her
husband, The Emperor is fanatic on
this subject. The other reason IS fnan-
cial one. The firm of German bankers
that is the mainstay of the German throne
hold a vast amount of the bonds of Greece.
Naturally the bankers and the EN-
peror do not want to see the value'or the
securities placed in further jeopardy.
1.-THE outcome? Well, / think Crete
will be given autonomy. There will not,
/ think, be an evacuation OF the island by
the Greek troops. Possibly cempromlse
may be effected whereby Governor, to
be named by the powers. will be placed in
command"
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it best to deal with the work entrusIeu o,,s w uS
in general manner. and see II by our recon-, Z.
mendatiOns We could improve the metlousI - =. =
vogue In some of the establishments ,ns anu
thereby save unnecessary expenditure oAi'S
Ing under the present conditions.
The report recommends that there be
minimum and maximum scale OF wages
established in the book Dindery ranging
from $6 TO $12 week. accor ing TO tne
ability of he operator. This would make
saving of from $1,000 to $1,000 per year,
Considerable waste is reported in the
engineering department, owing to IN"
change from all steam power to part steam
and part electric power for operating the
machinery, heating the building and heat
ing of presses.
The expert recommends the purchase OF
new presses and machinery in several de-
partments as measure OIL economy. The
report further says:
We further report that it has frequently
transpired that the compositors in the State
Printing Once during The evening hours OF
the legislative session are compelled to wait
Tor copy tor constdera bic length of time.
We are of the opinion tnat this is
orce as an ask IN Sa senate
Assembly to get out the necessary copy for the
compositors, and we would therefore recon-
mend that in the future sufficient force be
placed at the disposal OF the Chief clerk OF the
Assembly and the secretary OF the Senate TO
handle such matter. One of the principal
items in connection with the State Printing
Office arises from the time consumed In max
ing changes and corrections sufficient to entail
more time than would be consumed in re-
setting the entire work.
A rule should be enforced that authors
should revise their articles from their original
manuscript and send q clean typewriter copy
on paper OF uniform sig. to the State Printer,
and be allowed but ono proof upon which
changes could be made only when the sense
mlSlnteYDreto0.
where typographical corrections are discov-
cred. The enforcem mt of this ru !e will save
the Stste many thousands OF dollars In the
publishing OF reports.
The partial report of the expert Is nearly as
voiumlnuus as the o d Testament and will be
concluded in our next 1t goes into the most
minute details. and shows that the experts
have earned whatever they may claim for
compensation
Tho committee adjourned exhausted
after the reading OF the exhaustive report,
and will meet tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock.
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HAWAIiAK ISLAND AFFAIRS.
Sugar Pouring Into Honolulu From the
Plantations and fhs Harbor Is
Crowded With Shipoinq.

HONOLULU. HAWAII. March 5.-Every-
thing is prosperous and quiet at Honolulu.
The Treasury is unusually flush. Work
on The costly wagon road down Nuuanu
Pali 10 about to commence. Sugar is
pouring in from the plantations, and the
harbor is, crowded with ships loading
sugar.
A handsome Chinese hospital was
opened yesterday with Christian services,
although built by wealthy Chinese Of all
creeds.
The reported attempt to poison Liliuo-
kalani is received with general derision.
Many believe the fake originated with
herself. it being well known that poison
ing was hereditary art in her fathers
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Racing at Ne.c Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, La, March 13.-Six fur
longs, Rouble won, Miss Rowett second, Kath-
crime third. Time, 1:16Z.
Seven iurlongs, Seelbscn won, Earl H sec
ond, Patrol third Time, 1:30.
One and an eighth miles. Tenochtitlan won,
0tho second, Jack the Jew third. Time,
1884
Seven furlongs, CASTOR won, Alamo second,
Al Kyris third. Time. 1924.
One mile, Parmesan won, Senator Penrose
second, Naivete third. Time IA.
SIX furlongs, Proverb won, Twelve Fifty
second, Plutus third. Time. / ia
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WILL MAKE NO REPLY.
Bwt the Posccrs Intend to Blockade Cref
aud Greecs.

aud Greecs.
ROME, ITALY, March bit is posi-
lively stated in semi. official quarters that
the powers have virtually decided to make
no reply to Greece's answer to the note
demanding the withdrawal of the Greek
feet and troops from Crete. out to pro-
compel Greece to accede to the demand
made upon her,
1t is said that the first step to be taken
in this direction will be the establishment
of a pacific blockade of Greece, which
means that vessels captured while at
tempting to run the blockade will not be
condemned and sold, but will be held
until the Creten question shall be settled,
when they will be returned to their owners.
VIENNA, AUSTRIA, March Is = Tho
Fremdenblatt and other papers of this
city state that Russia. Germany and
Austria have instructed their respective
admirals to take steps conformity with
their colleagues to blockade Crete and
Greece. Great Britain and Italy, it Is
said, are prepared TO cooperate in the
blockade, but the decision of France Is
yet awaited.
ATHENS, GREECE, March 13.-The
Greek steamer Smyrna arrived in Canea
this morning. Immediately after she had
come to an anchor. her captain received
an order from one of tho foreign nd mirals,
presumably Admiral Canevaro, OF the
Italian navy, who is by reason Of seniority
in com mand of the combined fleets, al
recting him to leave at once.
The captain Of the Smyrna refused to
doso, whersupon the admiral who issued
the order sent him notice that he would
be given five minutes in which to obey the
order. If at the expiration of that time
the steamer still remained in port an
armed boat would be sent to cut her cables.
Smyrna weighed her anchor and left
Canea.
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Wido.v Russ Socks Relsef.

WASHINGTON, d. O., March 13.-
The petition of Mrs. Ruiz, widow of the
dentist, Ricardo Ruiz, was delivered to
Secretary Sherman to-day.
1t covers eight pages OF note paper. the
last OF which is devoted to the signatufe
and is wholly in Spanish. The Secretary
has given no intimation of his action on
the petition. 1t is strongly intimated,
however, that Mrs. Ruiz cannot rely upon
speedy relief from Spanish sources on
account of the pressure exerted by the
newspapers.
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Ass.mblynsan Guy Honored.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, March 13.-As-
semblyman Guy OF San Diego, chairman
of the Committee on Ways and Means,
was presented with beautiful silver
water set by the Assembly clerks and at
taches OF San Diego this evening. The
set was given in recognition of the services
Of Guy in behalf OF the new Normal School
for San Diego.
The presentation took place in the
Ways and Means Committee room, Jud-
speech in behalf of the attaches. The
followlng-named attaches were present:
Clark Alberti, J. L. GlIlis. e. B. Spencer,
G. d. Boyd, M IS Carrie Bryan. o. ]. Els
worth, w. H. Laws and William Gould.
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family, handed down as an ancient heir
loom.
Mrs. Dominis' many old friends of both
parties express great regret at this display
of her worse qualities in Washington. Her
less friendly opponents say that she can
not serve them better than by continuing
to live on and make public in Washington
her incapacity ana trustworthiness. Both
the above expressions of sentiment are
heard in the Government House.
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FREEDOMS DAWN IN CUBA.
Twenty thousand Troops to Be- Nth
drawn From the Island for Possible
Servyce n Ho1,e

HAVANA. CUBA. March 13 (via Key
West, Fla, March 13).-Very little news
has reached Havana of what has hap
pened in the Philippines. Local papers
have received long kilograms, but their
publication has been prohibited by the
censor.
He only allowed the news of Polavie-
jao's. resignation on the plea of sick
ness, and this has caused a great sensa.
tion among the Spaniards, all disbeliev-
ing the story, and attributing it either to
the fac, that he has been defeated in front
OF Cavite, or worse still, that the Spaniards
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Apposnt.d ov the Governor.

SACRAMENTO, CAL. March 13.-Gov-
ernor Budd to-day transmitted the follow
ing appointments to the Legislature for
its approval: w. J. Prout, Board OF Har-
Dor Commits sioners. San Diego bay Alb bot
Kinney, Los Angeles. Trustee Whittier
School; w. P. Roland, Los Angeles,
Trustee Whittier School
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co1onel Hax Ahould Have q sax,

NEW YORK, N. Y, March 13.--Nsw
Workers expect ex-S.ate Senator Lispen.
ard Stewart to be made secretary OF
legation at London, although Colonel
Jonn Hay, who will probably be Embas-
sador, is in favor of the retention Of Henry
White, who has held the Office for dozen
years.
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Mon.tsr Fondrrirla,s Removal.

NEW YORK, N. Y, March 13.-A dis
patch to the Herald from Havana via Key
West says, Colonel Fondeviela has been
removed from the command in Guiana
bacoa and Colonel Tejerizo has succeeded
him. Fondeviela's resignation was de-
manded by the Spanish authorities on
Wednesday,
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Another Amertoan Cssfsen R.l.a.sd

Anofher american Ctffsen het'0seo.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. March 13.-Con-
sui Hance at Cardenas, Cuba, telegraphs
the State Department that Frank j. de
Larreu was released from prison there
yesterday. According to the records 1t
the State Department Larrieu is . native
of Cuba. naturalized in this country. He
was arrested in ay last on charges that
have never been made known.
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B.rmudn,s heot.te,s 10 Be Restored.

Bern1Wd0's he0tsteT 70 Be RestOred.
HALIFAX, N. s., March 13-Informa-
tion was received here to-day by Mus
grave & Co., owners OF the 8 Gamer Ber-
muda, of il.buster notoriety, stating that
the British EN- bassador at Washington
would cause the vessels regis,er to be re-
turned to her at Fernandina, Fla, where it
was taken away by the British Vice
C0nanI
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NO TASTE on EXTRA VAG ANCE
An Elaborate Report 1v the Printing
Inresti0atorS.

lnrestt00toTS.
SACRAMENTO. CAL. March 13 The
Stating Printing Committee met tonight,
with Senator John II. Dickinson in the
chair. A partial report of the experts was
read, OF which the following is an alb
strHct:
We find no evidence Of waste or extrava-
gance In the use or purchase OF stock or the
employment of lab0r at the present time. AL
points IN this connection can be readily had
and will appear fully in our report, except
that OF the estimated value OF la bCr aud stock
entering into the respective jobs. and this can
only be ascertained by figuring out the time
and stock nee. ssary to complete each job as I
appears on tho general and legislative order
books, which would involve labor OF an In
definite time.
If this were done . very close estimate could
be had OF the exact status OF the department
at the present time. and even after the work
was completed there would still be . large
margin to dispute over, owing to the honest
lnerenco OF opinion as 10 the value oil the la
Dor entering into such work, which fact Is
clearly demonstrated every day by the great
discrepancies In quotations of different print
ing establishments when rendering bids for
work in their line required by merchants and
manufacturers.
It being impossible for us to go into the sub.
1ect thoroughly and do It properly we decided
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Bavard Gotn1 to Itafv.

LONDON. ENG. March Is. Hon.
Thomas F. Bayard, United States Embas-
sador. with his family, will start for Italy
on Wednesday.
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G-nernl Lee'. fnn,tlv Comsno Home.

GeMernt Lee's FnsstIN Coming Home.
HAVANA, CUBA. March 13.-The family
of Consul-GeneraI Lee will leave for the
United States within two weeks. This is
thought to be preparatory to change in
the Consulship.
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NOTARY PUBLIC.

CHARLES H. PHILLIeS. ATroRNEv.ar
~ Law and Notary Public, 63S Mar ket a.. onoa-
ate Palsce Hotel Telephone $40. R4sldenco iGSo
Seu street. Telephone . Pine 260I
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RUSS|A'S SCHEM NE
IS EXPOSED

Continued from First Page.
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NEW TO-DAY.
Real Estate Agents. Rent Collectors
and Auctionee s.
OFFICE AND SALESROQM.


and Auctionee s.
OFFICE AND SALESRO0M
IA MONTGOMERY ST., NEAR MARKET.
PROBATE and REFEREES
REAL ESTATE AUCTION.
MONDAY.
Monday. March 20. 1897,
At12 NJ at salesroom,
AS PER CATALoaUE
First-B. t. libbets' Estate.
Peremptory sale. subjec to approval OF Probate
ceus, 2227 Fioert ST.; house ofs rooms and lot
And lot 2bx1l2:s, 4 line OF Filbert ST., s7:s E
Of Steiner. adjoining the above.
Secondly order of Henry p. Umbsen,
Referee of the Estate of Fred Green
ham, deceased, the three following
properties:
(al 9i6 Harrison ST.. NV. line, distant 175 feet
Te ing for SO per monb AND ct q
(b)91S nd y20 Harrison ST.. dis ant .96:0A
feet SW Of + ftn ST.: double 2-story and base
me1t house. remit 6 Tor $36 per month and lot
(cl 2i5 iary. or Clara ST., Sc ne. distant It's
feet SW Fifth ST.; 3-story house, renting for $50
per month and lotlzsxsO
Fifth-Danial Mullin Estats, the Four
Following Properties:
la 3l5-317 Golden Gate avenue, between Hyde
and Larkin sts.; houses OF rooms and bath
each; ren $40 per month; lot ne ba5 fsss
Filth ami sixth sts; double house OF rooms
icy Lot s. line OF OAK St distant 1915 feet w. OF
DevIsadero ST.; 25x137:6
(ds Ocean View lot: w. line Of Bright ST.. so
feet s. of Randolph; 25x100' feet; near the cleo
tric cars.
Ninth-A. W Bode Estate.
No. 1859 Howard street. east line, between
Thirteenth and Fourreen,h streets; improvements
consist of flats of g. and rooms and bath
eacn, and rear house of rooms: lot 27x1l0; rent
s54 per month.
Tenth-A. w Bode Estate.
Northwest line of Rrannsn street. distant 80
feet southwest Of Fourth street; lot 25x7U feet
Eleventh-James Kelly Estate.
Presidio Heights corner; southwest corner of
jackson and Spruce streets: lot kos 3 feet;
fine marine view
Twelfth-John Burns Estate.
3O31 or POT Twentieth st., south Iine between
Alabama and Florida; 2-stery house Of 5 rooms
and bath above and coalyard below; lot 2ox104
feet
Thirteenth BY Order of Croker
wooIworth Bank.
925 Valencia st.. east line, distant 224 feet north
rooms and bath; lot 24xeO eet-
Fourteenth, (A)- Market-Street Busi-
ness Property.
souh or southwest corner OF Market and
Twefh SIS; improvs ments. store and fats; lot
25:l1x90 feet.
(b) West or Northwest Corner of Twelfth
and stevenson Streets.
Cottage and 2story hruse; about one-third of
lot vacant; 75x75:i feet. and adjoining lbe cor
ner OF Market and Twelfth sts.
fteenth-Gilt-Edge Investment.
Sl5 20 s27 Turk ST.. bet Franklin and Gough;7
2.story houses: rent $Z45 per month; lot 137:6x
120; two irontages
sixteenth-Mission Cottage.
go Nineteenth ST.. north line, bet Castro and
artford cottage OF 70 ms and bath; BRICK
foundation; rent $12: lot 25x15 feet.
For catalogues and further particulars call ut
our offce before day OF sale-Monday, Marcn 70,
1897.
G. H. UMBSEN s. CO. Auctioneers,
IA Montgou Street.
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SECRET TARY
WILSON'S
AMBITION

foontinued from First Pagsi
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Hearst's Money Squandered
in Cooking Up a Fresh
Fake.
Employees of the San Francisco
Sewer of Filth Bite at
a Telegram.
ASS mblymsn Powers, Who Was
Libeled in the Coyote Yarn, May
Sue for Damages.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, March 13.-Coin-
cident with the employment by the con-
vict jutemill organ of corps of detectives
and the expenditure of $1,000 of Willie
Hearst's good hard gold there leaked the
following telegram:
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G. H. UMBSEN s. CO., Auctioneers,
IA Montgomery Street.
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For catalogues and further particulars call ut
our office before day OF sale-Monday, March 20,
1897.
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SIxSeentH-Mis<i0n cottage.
go Nineteenth st., north line, bet Castro and
artford cottage OF 70 ms. and bath; BRICK
foundation; ; rent $l2 lot 25x15 feet.
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First-B. T. libbets' Estate.
Peremptory sale, subjec to approval OF Probat,
Court, 2227 Fllbert st.; house of rooms and 10
95xS7:6..
And lot 25x1l2:6, :. line OF Flbert ST., S7:6 E
Of Steiner, adjoining the above.
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IA MONTGOMERY ST., NEAR MARKET.
PROBATE and REFEREES
REAL ESTATE AUCTION.
MONDAY

Monday ay..................... March 20. 1897,
At IL NJ at Salesroom,.
AS PER CATALoaUE
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-22
VETERAN BALL PLAYERS.
Defeated bv the Australians In a
Game at Boston.

Boston, June 21.-The Australian
baseball team player an exhibition
game this afternoon on the Boston
grounds with a nine made up OF ball
players who were prominent in the ma
tional league twenty years ago. The
visitors won--26 to 10.
The nine Of veterans was made up as
follows: A. Spaulding, p; j. F. Nor
rlll, c.; G. B. Cory, 1b.; Sam Wright,
2b.: Harry c. Schafer 3d.; George
Wright S.; ANDY" Leornard, If;
John E. Manning cf.; Frank Barrows
rf. Tommy" Bond and Lovett, also
old timers, pitched two innings each
while in the last two innings the ball
was thrown at the batsmen by Pro-
fessor Hinton's pitching gun. The Aus
tralians hardly had a chance to show
how well they could play as none oI
the old timers were in good form
Score:
Australians .....10 4 3 x-a
Veterans. ........0 7 1 0 0 0 1-1S
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WILLIAMS KNOCKED OUT.
RYAN Easily Wins tho Fight In the
First Minute of second Round.

Syracuse. N. Y, June 2i.-"Tommy"
Ryan knocked out TON" williams,
champion welter weight of Australia,
In the first minute of the second round
of their fight before the Empire Ath-
letic club tonight.
The Australian started in to rush
matters in the first round. and Ryan
contented himself with ducking and
side stepping until the latter part of
the round, when he drove a right to
the body that sent his man stagger-
ing against the ropes.
In the second round Ryan started in
from the first to mix matters, and
landed rights and lefts on the face
and body. Williams dropped to his
knees three times to avoid punishment,
and when he got up Ryan jabbed his
right to the heart and then hooked
his left on the temple. Williams drop
ped like a dog and was counted out.
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Kentucky Rosebud Meets George
Dixon,

Philadelphia, June 21.-George Dixon,
champion lightweight of the world. and
Walter Edgerton, the Kentucky Rose
bud," of this city, fought six rounds at
the arena here tonight. Throughout the
bout Dixon did all the leading and for
five rounds sed left hand jab in an
effort to land his right. The Rosebud"
however, left no opening. Edgerton land
ed three or four swings on Dixon's neck
1t was an even battle from the start. but
If there had been any decision Dixon
would have undoubtedly received it.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

The unexpected happened all along the
line in the National yesterday. Balti-
more lost two games to the Giants
while Boston continued making an al
most unprecedented record and by de-
feating Brooklyn jumped into first
place. There were no other changes in
positions.
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Bowling Challenge Accepted.

The Invincible Bowling team accepts
the challenge of the Anthracite Bowl
ing team, and will play them a series
of five games on the Elk Bowling al
leys one week from Wednesday next.
The challenge for $50 and supper ac-
cepted; supper to be held at Zeigler's
cafe. Robert Wharton, manager.
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TIGHE-MALLOY BOUT.

There were three preliminaries, John
Tighe, of the South Side. had John
Malloy, of Bellevue, staggering to his
corner at the conclusion OF the second
round. At the opening of the third
Tighe had Malloy on his knees and 60
ing from the effects of two rights on
the neck when the referee called the
bout off and gave Tighe the decision.
Malloy had to be helped to his corner,
Tighe was seconded by Dick Eavers,
Paddy Hopkins and Mike Conley, and
Malloy by Pat Rogan, Law Woods
and BARLEY Mangan,
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ROCHESTER,.

Earned runs-Toronto. Z; Rochester, l..
Two-base hits-Freeman, Mccain, Me-
Farlan, Mulvey, Dooley. ThIee-base hits
Lush, White, Freeman. Home run
Freeman. Stolen bases-McHale, Richter,
Mulvey Double plays Lush 10 Taylor.
First on balls-Of MoFarlan, 2; off Gas
ton, 3. Struck ont BY McFarlan, /; by
CASTOR, 5. Left on bases-Toronto, 8; Ro-
chester, T. Tne..1,5C. Umpite-Gruber,
Attendance 500.
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Ought TO Re n Great Game.

The Buyers and Commercial Travellers
will try to play a game Of base ball at
Athletic park onl Saturday. The pro-
ceeds of the comedy will be used to pay
for spread at the Hotel Jermyn in the
evening. w. l.. Belts, president of the
old Scranton Base Ball association, and
Mr.. Law, of PIttston, will umpire. A
number of prizes were awarded.