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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-27
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-27

Frank Montgomery: The latest story %
arrive AZ the state capital Is that John ].
ingalls, IS beginning 20 weaken. ard that Re
Is likely 10 become a candidate Tor state
senator. after all ingalls, should remember
the words OF MS poem on Opportunity"
IF sleeping. wake: Il fesst;ng rise before
/ turn away. Il Is the hour % fate
And they who follow me reach every state"
And besides. vha; a h-e chance he has
- show Cy. Leland that ne .sa't dead
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-27

The ianatieal Indians are having a gior.-
Gus tine with small 6etschments Of the
English army. But in another month. Il
the revolt grows. England viii land a
regiment or two in northern India AMI
tbs whole fanaticsl horde viii be wiped of
'he face OF the globe. England can hex
India We coacede this.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-27

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-27

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-27

From the reports from Norway II is plain
70 be seen that the air up there is so full
of balloons. supposed to be Andree's, that
it Is impossible TO use a telescope
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-27

The towards of the world talk about tn,
insane rush" to Klondike 1t takes spunk
TO so TO Alaska. and the coward. lacking
il, has nothing else TO say.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-27

Between the bulls in the grain pit in
Chicago and the steers in the pen at home.
the Kansas farmer is simply silent part
ner in the firm OF Nature & Co.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-27

II President Diaz Of Mexico takes Il
into MS head that Mexico ought to have
the sold standard. Mexico will have il in
about two days. And the Mexicans Will
never know the difference.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-27

It is pointed out that the great gold
fields will keep until spring, as they are
OF ice
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-27

People will not understand theAreal hero
ism of Andrea until the burner begins
to get IN Its work next January.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-27

In October Grover Cleveland IS going to
see whether the White House is hoodoo
on boys or whether II is his fault.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-27

Il is probable that the eldest son Of the
Prince OF Wales Will hereafter De known
as the Prince of Ireland Il will be a ter
rible day for Ireland when they name an
English prince after il.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-27

The fellow who bought wheat at options
al 81 a bushel is still descending and his
parachute hasn't opened yet
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-27

The horseless carriages have been tired
IN London. Il takes - cents 10 r7ln then.
fifty miles. In few years the Kansas
farmer VIII be running his own wheat 10
market and giving the railroads tie horse
less laugh
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-27

The antics OF the crazy banker or a
train going into Chicago and his posses
son Of a revolver, brings 10 mind that
many revolver is stored secretly away
for suicidal purposes that the world never
SUSPECTS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-27

The prettiest dash CT color in our national
picture is furnished by our old soldiers. The
nation will not appreciate this until the old
soldiers are all gone
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-27

The grannies are holding up their hands
il horror at the approach OF an era Of
speculation. The only time Kansas was
ever happy was during an era OF specula-
ton
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-27

The man who is strut;ing the highest
OF all men just az present is DR. Ekholm
Who is DR.. Ekholn? He is the man who
backed out OF going with Andree the day
before Andree started.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-27

The idea that Mckinley and Bryan couli
arbitrate the coal miners strike Is unfair
10 Mr.. Bryan. Mr.. Bryan deserves his va
cation in the mountains and should not be
interruntei
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-27

There IS little choice of tools at K1ondfke
yet every man has his pick
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-27

Don't Worry About

Don worry About
Your pastry cooking Saturday the weather has
turned again. The Silver Circle Kings Daughters
have thought of little plan benefit well helping
them IN their of benevolence and charity in this city
On Saturday Afternoon and Evening
They will have charge north ROOM which be
filed with delicious CAKES Of sill kinds both plain and filed
ranging rs so for the benefit
small families they will that you can get
half desired. ALI bought o'clock
will be delivered saving the trouble carrying
home Don't fail help the ladies their undertaking
and delicious cake for Sundays refreshments
Saturday Evening From to O'clock
These Specials
Ladies' all linen hemsched and fancy plain Handker
Chiefs worth 0c. All Japanese folding Fans
worth at 10c Pozzonis Complexion Powder 29c
hne Stockings double heel sole and worth l5c
Chdens heavy ribbed Stockings &C. Ladies and Chill
drens mixed Hose Sc. Ladies' Vests
aped neck and ISc t. plated
Hose, regular Socks &c., Gents Collars
be. Gents non-elastic Suspenders Sc.
1877 NJ Main St
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-27
Saturday Evening From 7 to 9 O'clock
These Specials

rag and r27 N. Main ST.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-16
NEUROLOGICAL.

BERRY Palestine. Texas. 'unc -
James A. Berry. young carpenter htre,
aged % wears. died Yesterday,
ORNBY- Grandview. Texas. June H.
Mrs. Susan Ornby. an old lady 81 years Of
age. died Thursday evening and was buried
at the Grandview cemetery Friday,
SIMPSON Lecsvile Texas. June H.
Mrs. Kittie Simuson. wife OF John Simp-
son. died in the Vicinity of Smiley creek
June 49, She was % wears vid aud leaves
husband and one child.
GUEss-Shner Texas. June IA. X.
Guess section foreman, respected ciu-
zen Of this place, died Mt II o'clock last
night Mr. Guoss was about 30 years of
age. He had been sick for some time.
oPPENIIEIMER- Victoria. Texas. Juno
10 Mrs Sarah Oppenhemer. wife OF
Moses Opuenheiruer OF this city. died this
morning ut o'clock, She had been IN bad
health for several months. Her husband
and two children survive her.
SCALE Nacogdoches. Texas. juno A.
Mr. John Scale who for the past twenty
years has resided nine miles east OF ms
city. died yesterday evening at his home
Decreased has n wife. four sons and two
daughters who survive him, besides most
of other relatives and friends
WIIKEs-Bastrop, Texas June a.
Miss Halle Wnkes. daughter OF MIR. ana
Mrs. X. -. Wilkes. aged 10 years,
months and ~ DAYS. died at the family
residence in This city Saturday evening
and was hurled in Falrview cemetery
SUNDAY afternoon. Funeral services by
Rev. Jewell Howard,
BoNEwARE- Nayaaota, Texas, June "a.
DIR. William T.. Boneware 1iod at his
home, threo miles east Of this city. AZ
1.i5 Saturday night and was buried NJ
Harmony church at p m. yesterday he
came here from Florida twenty-five years
ago and was wen known among the peo-
pie. especially the older citizens, and re-
spoctcd.
AsToN-Marquez. Texas, juno 12.-Mr.
s. W. Aston died at his residence here at
4 u. m. yesterday from lingering Illness
of several weeks and was buried here yes
!! terday with Masonic honors. He was 70
years OF age and came here only few
months since TO make his home with his
son. DR.. s. n. Aston. but his true Chris
tian sincerity and worth were al once
recognized aud the funeral was largely at
tended. He had been devout and consist
ent member OF the Presbyterian church
for many years.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-16
THE DEFENDERS.
said to HIVE Bcrn Very Materially
strcngthcned.

DALLAS, Texas. June 12.-McCloSkey and
his Defenders go to meet the South Texas
clubs on this trip under more favorable
circumstances than when they s,anied on
the toboggau in that end of the State a
few weeks ago Peoples. short stop. END
pawkins. second baseman. have been let
ont and Two ex-For Worth PLAYERS nut
in heir places. Hahn who has been play
ing third. has been put in his regular
position at short and Meleiee' VINO was
released by Fort Worth on account of a
ealacy disagreement. is holding down the
tbirt bag. McDivitts. the young anna
tour. who has Dawkims' territory. makes
a whole armful of errors but plays tho
,sane He Is regarded hy MccloShey aS u
very promising younEstcr
N,tllaney has entirely recovered rom
his attack of fever and is paving hliIi'd NJ
h,ll nj the Install mile DOS. ne Is ON
~ me safest hHters in the league ana
can "6nd" amy pitcher. In sunday a. q
,''''.,rdav's games with Fort WORTH Nun,
i,,,, M every tlme u hit was neeied
20, cortrlhiilei no l.ttle to these VICTORIES
an ,ha mart of the home team. hlEnI
INeldcr Cooley Is another nara s!usG,,
Who gives the man IN the DON HeuN'H'
Beckwith. the new pitcher, is valuable
acouln.t,oa TO ma teams s,ah Of WRITER'S,
ni1cl,htIrn. Weyhing AMI Beckwith are
wade of good material. In fact lne '"tl'
t. much stronger all around ana the ~
,.,ssei look McCloskey has worn lot
weeks IS fsf, wSGT 5s } Soas to ma maxi ga
s.s 80 hltisr showing m the second halt
Ian is indicated by the present standing
a. lf slilb
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-16
THEY PLAY TODAY.
n.,lns at Houston
ro,t worth nj Galveston
paris mt san Antonio.
n.nison ut Austin.
calye.tou $. Houston 3.

,.,...st,n TEXAS, June 15.-i1ayes. the
s,,,.s,xer who pitched for San An
~ .ra Galveston this season, was the
" o,a NJ Houston's battery In today 5
~. -. He lost the game in the first in
~, sanding three men to base on balls
49, having three hits and a stolen base
..-,,,ed against him. These resulted in
.,s r,ns for Galveston. He steadied down
~, that and pitched well. but 1t was too
=. galveston got three more runs III
~ ,blrd on three singles. a butter hit
"a base on balls, but after that could
!, s,,re Mcdonald the left-handed KID
~, nsruoiy imported from Bleeding
ssnsas mi UP u good game, was ad-
ssnahly supported and was lucky. To IL
Ss,r,ie this statement W Is only neccs'
IN m saw that Houston made TWO mus
+ I'M sixth. TWO In the seventh, TWO IN
X ~ u slyhth and one in the ninth, yet scored
r. ,rne run In those four innings. Colo as
. ~ mad his eye on the ball lie con
ss,sd with a home run. two-baEser
,oi q single.
ph,lsn leaves here tonight for san An
,-,o The d spatchtrS from that cNy VIII
y uatohe! clos,ly, as there is considtF-
M. sne,,,lation as 10 how he Will ne
r.,tei there. Reed retired after the ilrot
.sI n .olay. sending Stultz TO right me
4sspce Of Reed was felt by the buia-
is.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-16
HYNrNEAL.

IsELIB- HOWARD - Rosebud. Texas
June IA MIR. George Isleib and Mas Lille
Howard were married yesterday evening
HAMM- MooRE-Grapger, Texas, June
i4,--Dr ]. 8. Hamm and Mrs.. Roberta
Moore Of this place were married ar the
residence OF @. " Jones Sunday evening
at Q O'Clock. Roy. NJ. NJ. Wolfe officiating.
scHURBoHM BoEBBLBR sinner,
Texas. June l4.--Married. at the residence
OF M. Il. Woltess. Sunday evening at 8
O'Clock. Henry Schurbohn to MiEs Bertha
Doebbler. Tho groom IL proprietor OF the
planning mill al this place.
CAMPBELL-PETTY- Hampstead, Tex,
June "A quiet wedding took place this
morning at the home OF MT and Mrs, j.
c. Petty. Mr.. n. NJ. Campbell. an attor-
new OF Cameron. and Miss Marion Petty
we're the contracting parties Mr.. Camp
he'll is not known here. but he is 10 be
congratulated on his choice. for Miss Petty
is one OF the brightest Jewels that make
w Hempst>ad society.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-16
Snnriinu NnIcs.

Cleburne Texas juno 1.-THE bicycle
races set for today were postponed TIL
Wednesday because OF rain.
Rosenberg Texas. June lathe game OF
bail between Richmond aud Rosenberg to-
day resulted In a score OF ~ 10 II. In favor
OF Rosenberg.
Elmha, y. y. June Is -'ddle Bold was
che faVorlta In the New York stare j.. y.
W meet oday He won tho mile omen
alta hot finish with Tom Cooper, and
took the hnai In the TWO mile haudicap
kimerer PLAYED second rs We'll as II
could lac played. The cas-, wiil which thiS
paYcr Nils any position he attempts
marks rim as perhaps IN. nnost an
around piayo IN the leagle. --GtlVestoI
Tribune.
The Model Laundry team has added an
other victory 10 It's previous ana nhh'tV-
Gus ores. the LATEST victims heinB me
Houstou Drug company team. The score
was ~ to y. The Models have very good
+, cord aud wujlI Ike to hear from any
amateur team. the members of which are
under II years Of age.
The Model Liuiriry nine met the iious.
ton Drug coiniSAny's team Mon'taN ana
defeated the aggregation by score of
~ TO o The game was a very interesting
and exciting one: Ratterfes-For the Mod
els Weeks and RiordHn. for the Drug
company. Hinton Stnd Hoffman.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-16
SHORT NEWS STORIES,

COLOMBO. Island Of ceylonLrhe XIX
,sh steamer sultan. bound from Jrdhan
Tor Calcutta with 81 iarRr nlhpsr NJ
Mecca .pilgrims' ma, mas io ,,ns ,,sere drown
ed The croy, OF the sultan and the re-
,1aIndor OF tho pilgrims have been 'a"'"s'
here. ~ r,n.
tbe mining man leaves for LONDON 70
Complete the g0le Of La Esperanza NM, r,,
i v.,l.n 10 Erglish capitalists. Ir'
purchase price Is IN be fb'"o"P MeA''''"
money ,,,.,
sesslon N the National council or tne
Jnnior Order OF American Nerhanles ne bs,
c cav, Win about 800 DELEGATES aud yisilorsa
,'rc,,.,G Thy. secretary 5epori"i lV'S'
na0 n,amberts and iGG new connclls
OMAHA. Neb.--The Union Pacific Off
-, 4. ny.oe under consideration proposi-
ION from Eugene Debs aglnrig doi i..s
ian az lands for his proposeh co-oi''"'Ne
COLONY. <,,, ~.
~, tn,nc d,occae said: ~ shah order no
nrayerv for England's queen IN on'
chnrches. More. shall, u neces, .s, d ua
nese AZ . good woman w ainfe her ;
es nueen W. have no prayers FOR her.
pTppy q. T.-Tho Cheyenne and Arnp-
o,oa INDIANS are wrought up over tne
new law which goes s me era brays s's vii
s hDv.9f 10 choose ono saunw and let the
OTHERS go.
WICHITA. Ken.-A rarity " 81 goa ,r nun,-
~ my y, ,yeey by Indians. who arr de-
,sr ,,e TO keep prospectors out
SYDNEY. n. q. Vitae trial Of Frank ,t,k
,,ytier' tie Avs irailnn who n suspeciaa
OF killing fourteen, me, and pernsps m srsn y
more. began on the charss OF snufue''"s
Char Weller.
InNDoN--The Times publishes . tApls
.hrvinS xi,aA In tho og,dGary courss o.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-16
JAS. Butte,
HOUSTON.

milestone around her neck. lragged her
under.
ROCHESTER. y. Y.-Topmy .r,on OF
ttis city and Johnny Ltvn;k o, CLEVELAND
fought a twenty-five rouai draw. Dixon
did tho hardest fighting
HUBBARD. ohio--rhe Andrews and
Hitchcock furnaces vii DE plncei IN blast
this week, giving employment to 1850 men.
WASH NGToN--Authcrity has boon
granted for the organization of the First
$4,000. aud the Waite National bank OF
Nlnlta, !. T.. capital tSoojp.
CAI.CUTyrA-vInltsr reports increase tho
gravity OF tho earthquakes Saturday last
IN this CITY. and vicinity. An extensive
area was uffecu,d. causing much misery
among poor Einopsains Eunslans anu
nnrlvse'. The immen=o amount Of damage
wis done at HOBBY. Bundwin ana Dhicn.
whore several persons were Killed
ST. 1.OJ1s-In order 10 pay accrued debt
claims Zach member OF the knights OF
Honor ln1unted prior to October !. 1896.
shall in the months of August. octobsr
and November, 1857. and January. Feb
ruary, April, May and July. 1898. pay each
month one assessment according 70 tho
assessment ratio paid by HIM price to
October. 1896.
NEW YoRK-A dispatch to the Journal
from London saws: The English papers
briefly comment on the attempt on NJ:
imporianee ss' The Tho event pnodased great
yneasincss IN the public MIND. enhanced sEnsn =
is recognized that thcre y always me
possibility that como fanatic or mailman
may mako an attsmUt on the ino o. ING
queen during her pTpgrosS HTouIh uio
city ON the 23n.
CHICAGO - The National Woman.s
Christian Temperance Union ofncers haye
ifsued report regarding the work OF ne
yarious State Legislatures In session this
year and says: Legislation IN reform
measures this wanter has been quito grati-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-16

lack Pheian. who lives in San Antonio
who was appointed by the san Antonio
nres.dent OF the Texas league ana VINO
,ro1e himself famous when he ump.Fen
two games of baA for the san Ah'oplo
,oorp which were played IN this city. mas
'.,,,glually lost his friends all arouhh'
Houston turned him down last week ana
San Antonio and Galveston hles9ei nm
san Antonio did not win at o"'Ves,o"
ara Mike oConnor began 'oast.n en-, MN y
Galveston held out TO S win , r'l9 have
g tHrmei '' a,s,insi him The Tribune 'Ayc5
Inn s noiiee yesisrdag II /; /, shS osf o one
sweet and Y 70 tP9 Ro9i dasi5loa D1 were
We Now Is it possible The TriS %ss p 9s5
fcnd him .o cut, ast R week Tvs jUst watch ~
- 81 s soer;ine columns II YOU @ant 10
kcep Dostel
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-16
Foul Tips Caught.

Tame at 40 o'clock.
DALLAS will be here today.
HI. ''N' 90 ''''' ''i''N'' "
\, ~ teams will visit Houston before the
s.aaoes will again leave
aGager Reed said Pholan wos as bal
ever in Yesterdays game.
seea VIII be in the game TODAY II his
a Is 50 that he can grip bat
-. ~ Iaub, Manager Reed and the IIous-
oall team retuCnc1 last night from
i. r.V'ler Hayes accompanied the Hous-
G.s ~nm homo. He offic.atcj Yesterday.
u.Sell not being well.
~ Tan5 extends an invitation to la
WI attend tho game free of anv cost
~; ana says he hopes they VIII ell
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-16

TO a boxing match of an unlimited num-
beg OF rounds for S1rN or $1,000 "a SIDE
aa Mther may prefer. Dan Lynch
Sharkey's MANAGER has nut m $500 with
Al Smith as "a forfeit. The challenge slip
ulacos that the match shall take place
within six months. before the club ouorinc
the larEesi purse.
shsriSey sails for Ireland tomorrow 20
visit his parents. an1 VII be absent I've
OF s.N wceks. II Maher fails to accent
Sharhcy says he Is open to meet amy man
IN inc VIC "a. EItaslmlmMMa LGnlorr.A.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-16
THE TENNESSEE EXPOSITION.
Receipts Have Paid the Expenses
Days for Texans.

Days for Texans.
Nashville. Tenn. Juno ib.--The most I'M
por,ant event OF the week was the annual
meeting OF the official stockholders last
night Tho director general made specific
report. showing that the receipts per dAv
since the exposition opened had more than
paid expenses and that y there was Nc
increase In the average daily attsndancs
tho exposition would stili pay all indebted-
ness. running expenses and have surplus
laff.
Cowboy League Day and after the TeSsp
legislature adioprns Goyern0r Culbersoo
and tbs isgisistots premiss = ceme - Il
body. n =, 4 N. Il Z. e 4,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-16

Cincinnati. June l5.--l.atonia results,
Sin furlouEs- Mo.lla, Carrie Lyle j. Y.
Il. Tme Lis.
rive -liampder, John Bright,
Arugnol. rme lolN4.
Nile ana seventy yorls-lohn HlSsin,
Sharon, Tho Planter lmc 1884
one mile ICauerges, Ben Holiday. ha-
miro. Tlme l;4l.
-Four and half furlnngs-liurle Bur
lev Lucy NJ. jos eph,ue *. TINE '6','
Six fUrlOngs- Kite b.. Don tUiano. pId
CONTAIN TIme l:l6
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-16
THE RACES


,a,ot Heath, June l5,-Ffne wa'''''
.1,.airaa today. There was rich pro-
~ NM and big fields were the rule, he ne
fdsiure o. the day W s;1oI ta.e sir Gu6bins'
Irish hv 'u Winner. In the Primes OF "a'ss
stakes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-16

ch,,,,,. June i5.--Ingails PARK w'nns. ,.
chenille, DR.. Sharp, Hesse'i''e'
Moods. Barnato- ,,air rr,nnd winners;
s h9sisn Iu Hairy NJ Floyd Eva Rice Acs.
u, sl,;s,, 'u June I.--Iiishiand Pax wan
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-16
The Worms
are
Coming.

Reports from the lower counties in Texas
where tho cotton crop Is well advanced In
womn In destructive numbers. Many Of
The planters are now preparing to protect
their crops by the application of PARIS
GREEN or LONDON PURPLE, and we
suggest that all who have not yet taken
this precautionary step should do 30
promptly
II n rush for poison comes all available
stocks Will soon bn exhausted and many
Will DO left without moana Of protection.
We Will bo pleased to quote prices on
request.
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'7VUF' ~ IIHII4I.r7T =
Paris Observation-Disclosures. I. :'-l3
Dtnison .......................0 u . . l-9l
summary
Earned runs-Dcnlsou .. Paris p
Two base hits-Buns. Bammert. Brls-
tow.
Three base hits-Pabs' Isi-acs.
Left on hases-lSy Paris ). by Denison ..
Stolen bases-Burns. Jacobs. Dowie,
Rose,
Double plays-Burns and Stein; Bum
inert and Kemmer; Dowlc and Rose and
kemmer; ChIos (unassisted).
Bases on called balls-Off lsaacs l, of
BilSiow .
Batter h!t--By lsaacs.
struck ou,--By lsaacs I. by fristow !.
Passed balls Roland, Weclibeckar
Wih ptch--Bristow.
Tine of g1me-l:3o.
hmm rn.-C lArk.
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ncrs: Uncle Simon. Alice Farley. our
Lizzie. philip Bytncs. r. Q. BoO;. Myth.
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fIrs.U lss hlt-sianley.
leit A. hase hit--Co;iiiiower,
tinck ga "ases- Austin IA, san Antonio II.
sas,s oon'-ny Cilpatr.ck 3.
\, coiaow called halls--om Fitzpatrick g.
fir~sr hit-Keefe.
t pse q Igam,I2:Oo.
~''e-Brennan.
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New York. June G--At Gravesend. the
track was fast
Six ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MistrlaI, Caesar
ian. Time. lliN.
one mne-Coldron, Elgins. Falcrnian-
Tue. 1HSi.
Bedford stakes. selling four and one
hnlf rIrionps- DrnhaGoeUe. Blue Away.
Lady Ashley. Time. :56is.
Broadway stakes. one and one-Si'teenth
miles-rhe FL ar. Voter Buddha. Time.
1881
Five furlongs- Hamburg, Previous. Co
ionial Dam. Time. l:0-}i.
Milo and one-S!Ntcenth Tom Cromwell.
Dcu!tor. rru8ni. Time, l:te.