davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-01-14
Sc ha nodificado Ia formula

fin de ofrecer al piblco una preparation Itil
segura rapida en- sus efectos, 10 que Sc COM
prueba pop ell uso tan generalizado que Sc hace
de ella toda la isla.
Con el fin de precaverse de las muchas imi-
taciones que de esta formula Sc han hecho., Gu
yas propiedades son inferiores,' debe exigirse
que en- cada ca ia de legftima procedencia, este
la marca de fabrica. en- la tapa superior un sello
que dice DR. n. REVERON. Medico Cirujano
Ponce, Puerto Rico. en- la inferior, su hrma
el lado derecho de la ala exterior, de esta ca
ita. Ponce, Agosto 30 de 1896,
kN!S0 Siendo ojeto de frecuentes imita-
TIVE NV clones las PILDORAS DEL DR.
REFERON hago presente, que las legftimas
son las preparadas exclusivamente en- la acredi-
tada Farmacia de VALE y CANCIO, que son
los depositarios de la vcrdadera formula, Y lls
unicos que estsn autorizados para usar mi nom.
bre On dichas pfdoras.-DR. n. RENERON.
Dep6sito en- las siguientes Farmacias: VA.
LIE Y CANCIO, Ponce.-GUILLERMET
Captal-RI Y ERA, Arecibo.-ITURRINO,L La
res.-ROYIRA y ELNIRA; Aguadilla.-RQ
DRIGUEZ, Yauco.-FONT, Adjuntas.
La. Guayanilla.-FERRER. Juana Diaz.-BE
TANCES. Coamo.-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-01-14
?Ii!aeEas Re.sssti.ayasEgs
Del DR.. D. Nicolas ReVer0n.
PRTvILEGIo EXCLUSIVE ExPRDDo EN-
MADRID Ell DE MAYO DE 1891 PoR FL,
ExCMO SR MINISTRQ DE FoMENTo
P'eparudas on Ia farmacia d Vale } cancio
PONCE, PTO-RICO.
n EINTE AMOS de experiences han de-
w ra1n las .G..i1,ns

NJ EINTE AMOS de experiencia han de-
mostrado las propedades t6nicas recons-
tituyentes de estas pildoras curando ra-
nIdamente todas las Intermediates que dependen
del empobrecimiento de Ia sangre por una ali
'aentacion POGO nutriti~a, por habitar en- luga-
res hdmedos NAL ventilados por enfermeda
les anteriores.
Su accion curativa es muy efcaz en- las pal
r'taciones de corazon, dolores de cabeza, inape
.encia, debilidad dolores las piernas, hi
lropesfa, cansancio, sorderas, zumbidos de OIL
10, marcos, palidez de la piel, & la que restitu-
yen su color natural; neteorismo. flores blancas,
grandes perdidas de sangre, falIa de menstrual
clon, su abundancia escasez para procurar
ell complete desarrollo de las jovenes en- La pu-
oertad. debilidad general, convalescencia de las
cnfermcdades agudas cr6nicas con tai que es-
tas alteraciones morbosas sean sintomas de una
ctoro-onen,ia simple no de una affection gene
raj de una lesion organica que reclamaran en-
tonces otra medication.
En- vista de los progresses de Ia terapeutica
y de algunos inconvenientes que notaban
la practica
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DEPOSlTOS:

Recibe dinero en- cuen-
ia corriente q la vista.
con el interes recipro-
co de 2 3 annual.
Las imposicfones a
plazo flo devengan:
q 3 meses el 5 por
100 anual
a 6 meses ell 81 por
100 anual.
a mas de Z meses
el 4 por 100 anual.
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1T WAS A CLEAN DEFEAT
WESTERN MEN FAIL TO CARRY
AWAY ANY Oh THE PRIZES.


NrW Naflf "a, The Now N,,rk An
Ina ~, - ,,,.t- ..,it.-,,.
.
W. Wv '''''''' h.'"''''
l"-"'N' lh"" WIS s'H "lhu blowing
from IN" "hsi"and across We giouh''s
during w" lr"airr part OF ihr Afternoon
f"r ihc srrohd iimr TINS year the West
'in mrh hhh Ia pui up win clean de-
i"ah The it'i mat iithard7 aud l.w"iy
'""ld nov 'nnii"h' i"i th' llli"s h'l' sd-
tlnn proved a s"iious handicap 10 thr
western club and Will" ih'lr "lh'r men
worked very bard, the beet ihcy could
DO out OF y races Was lo MN lhr"c ahd
score hall a point "n dad h'a' ~ hn-
"th'r. having ~" scotr ~ The hhish -
pointf To a'2 points nEur'd on Ia" basis
of one for each iirst s'ot'd
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STRONG PLEA FOR SILVER
TIE PEOPLE or INDIA WANT THE
MINIS REoPENED.
Half the Wealth of the Indiaa Empire
Comfi-ca,.d by Closing the Min,s-wni
FRAY tor Btyan's Elsciion.

New York, OF s-Profoss0r A. y.
chnsh of the Calcutta university. "A ma
tive Eas; Indian. sets forth In an article
entitled "Indla's Cause t"r silver IN the
October number ~ tho North American
Review the rpa~on why the people OF
India desire tho r,oucning of the Indian
mints. Professor Tbosn arraigns The
British government for ho, king the Way
Tor an International agrcrrirnt for the re-
munstiaatiGn at silver SAYING ia closing
tb. indian minis IL has connsc ated one
hall OF the wealth. II the people of tho
Indian empire.
lIc ,xpr,.sscd thc opinion that England
may be- forcrd out of regard for her own
interests To change her course. and he
concludes
"If however. Notwithstanding every en-
treaty. sh. proves false 60 her own aud
IN. worlds Interest then she may learn
Ia hrr cost that Other nations can act
without her and may see the very thing
come 10 pass In retribution which she
50 long opposed " she still contues to
block the way. " senator wolcott's mis-
sion fails aud the indian mints remain
unopenrd an. last hope of india must
lle In Nj Bryan. n thrve years hence his
Efforts arr crowned with suecess. which
necessarily thry must be- N nothing Is
don. mcanShiie to solve IN. great ques-
ton ho viii perhaps hnd the gold wor-
shpr"-rs uf Europe. headed by England.
Ntltuy in trcpldatton IN his ante-eham-
her in ,pfrrat am International agree
uenL That viii lac his hour "f triumph
and in m. anticipation of Il the three
hundred millions of india VIII wish him
God sis,rd with ell the power of their
stricken hearts.
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Haltimor,. oct 2-'rhs bSa, BAN ,sIlsnn
closrJ TODAY with duli aud uuntrrst-
Ing game between ths .A- hdmr Ns and
ihr Scp3tprs IL which thr i1U,r we're
victorious mainly h.tauei th.'r 1ut. 20
nu.sis apparently made boo effort o. wa.
l.izs than so psppig -ta i0o n ...-
Thrfr was an or, l=iu.'uI IIrt o.. lp.
plausr from frM uI 10. .nb ul
who raInr 10 Soc tho end pf fby a.....l "a
pins wing. ana from "a ~mlu UU. sH. -g.tIg
body ~ Wushingtoull0s. who Hll Uil..S
Ia Tho gIHud stand back oI th- VISITORS
i-ncu. bout aside from this tbrte NBs du
a1fbuslasDf
Dresn,uIU STARTED Boo tn If,r i1r enc
..for- 'H 800. urplrf llB urur fm
..s.i 'H8us f1r thru. ,afuHi
ur. rood .r vJ,, wa 90 tho utt-HuIUrt
49, So m Who db much b'It,r dur ug
fI. remainder ~ the game. Tho VISITORS
r.I IY tU. NIst VS. 81 clrau ca-o ~ stvat
Ur.1 s ru.. 90 part that rnrigetlc mnu
l.fr1 Uu n from thifd while Amolr
.uH I.tft, urru mustnE over fhrir agll-
tl. W '.tIus ulf Mcclure uut al hrst
Wl.r .Fr, aroused themselves Sell
n..N e .tf,. The home team then tcsk
rr. n. HHA 0ald lt untu the fourth tn
rus Wien tn" visitors found Amole $
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OFF FoR THE kLoNoYkg.
Canadian officials VIII Establish the
first Court of Justice.

NancouN'r. ". -, Oct. e-Thc govern
mcnt of Nlondyke party got away lust
before 3 o'clock this afternoon on the
Dominion steamer Quadra Minister nf
the Interior Sifton goes as TAR as Dyca,
while Major Walsh, the administrator of
the Yukon. will pass through Ia Dawson
with all speed. Judge Maguiro and Reg
istrar Wade will establish the first court
of justice there. A large numhrr Of dogs
Indian packers and drivers were on board
together win a detachment ~ the North
west mounted police. Major Walsh hur-
ri"d forward the packing of supplies ON
the Qnadra as h" was anxious not tp
vast. day IN getting 10 the pass. a
large crowd of people on the wharf
cheercd heartily as the Quadra left sur
vryor ogilvi. has gone mp ~ III" express
d.sir. of Mr.. Siiton. When interviewed
he said .th-rc had been many cNagg"r-
atious concerning tho condition of The
miners at Dawson.
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They blew Open ,h. safe.

ST. Louis. Oct. "A special to the POST
Dispatch from Hume, Mo. says. The
Hume bank WAS entered 10y two masked
men at o'clock this morning who with
two niiroglyccrine explosions made AN
opening IN IN" big steel safe containing
S.m, IN cash. but lid not get the mon, y.
Sol Moor. who gave the alarm was com-
PEELED 10y th. robbers to stand and watch
the operations "a III. point of their guns.
Marshal Pat Powers arrived and put IN"
robbers To- hight. They stole "A horse ana
carriage and left for the Kansas line. An
armed posse Is after them. The bank
building was wrecked by the explosion.
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tana ore Purchasing company vs.. Il. a
NJ. company, Oct. n, Gady vs. Zimmer-
man aud Ayotte vs.. Thomas. Oct. IL
Kent vs.. Tuiile. Oct. ~; State of Mon
tana ex-rel II. Neill W.. Pag. Oct. u;
Murray ct al Ns. Tingley, oct. 10; Union
Mercantile company vs.. Jacobs, Sultan a
Co. and Sueind vs.. Hamilton, Hunter ".
Conrad. Oct. ~, Tracy Va. Galiatin Canal
company and Bozeman National bank W.
Gallatin Canal company Oct II; Wood
w. Lowney. Oct. ~; Bg Timber Na-
tional bank vs. Dufy ct al, Oct. n; Red
ding W.. Gassert. Oct. -: Woodward Ns-
Webster. Oct. -; Whiiesides vs. lioskins
ct al. Oct. ~; Radford ". Gaskill 81 al.
Oct, %: Nost ". Baldwin, Oct. ~ Jones
vs. Rich. Oct. ~.
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TRAIN Roeegas IDENTIFIED.
One of Them served THREE Terms and
the Other One Term In California.

Porilend. ore. oct. with tho as
sistance "f the california state prisun
officials, Dcic"tiv. James B. Hume of
Wells, Fargo n 90, has been enabled tn
Identify George jackson ana Charles
Williams, whn stopped the - II. a y.
rain "a week ago tonight about nS'
miles from this city. Eugene Shelby, man-
eyer Of Wells Fargo n cos office here.
this morning received Telegram from
Detective Hume stating TINT Jackson >
riGht name is Milton Harvey Lrr VINO
has served three terms ia the California
pcniteutiary. His latest term was Tor the
robbery of Fresno stage coach Detect
iy, iipmr says that Charles Williams is
under arrest by his right namo. He served
one term from lns Angelcs, and was
only recently liberated.
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4 BcinIr,i Claimant.

San Francisco oct. 2-Aitor the case
has been s,tIlrd several years there uop
appears on tho scene another claimaf {
for the Blyih" estate. Tho nciated can
dldatc for the millions awarded 10 Flnr-
once lilvthc las ihr courts u William r.
Phelps. who b. uow IN the ely 10 the ia
forests ~ his clnim, I've stNs his mother
Mas sister nf Thomas Blythe. whos"
real uum' wac Williams. Phelps will
probably ialp h.~ ease iuto couu aud al
tempt To establish his rights.
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They lsocked the isuat.

Hamilton Ala, oct. While return
iug from party near her" hate last nirht
six people I'm n boat wor" thrown into
B,ttahatchlc river and four of The occu-
pants drowned. Those drowned were.
Miss Lizzie Smith. Miss Belle Key. Mis-.
Mary swearlngcn and Miss ELLA Phillips
Their escorts. Robert and John Wright
brothers. who caused the boat to capsiz'
by rocking IT, saved their own lives. Tn,
feeling il so bitter against the two mon
they have lcfi town.
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Springfield, M. oct. Another world
rrruFd MAS broken 20 the state iair
grounds Friday h-sidcs The pacing race
record and thr trotting record for lSi
Tor a mile. The last half Irottrd by VII
liam Penn, the winner la the frc,-tor-all
trot. l:ola.. was the fastest half milo
ever made 10y a irottrr either i'm a rae"
or against lime. the prryioua rccord being
when AilS made h,r record of miic ,n
e.Gis, In 1886 at Galcsburg m. when she
trottud the last half In YEA.
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OUTLOOK ENCOURAGING.
Hawaiian Agricultural Prospects Good.
Poll, lea situation l. Complicated.

Port Towns nd. oct. "a private l't-
ter received h"r To-day from liilo. ilu-
wall. from divinity student. ~. T.. Hem
drick. who has hc"n ou the islands four
months siai's Hat at no time within
the past ~ Year. have prospects on the
island ni this s,Ison of the year been
50 nait"ring from an agricultural point
of view. The litter. which bears dai"
Of Sept a. sayr The political situation "n
the Islands T. ,'ry much unsettled ana
the outlook is dolly becoming NOR" com-
picatod. n ls very hard 90 determine
which way IN" pfrpondoranr, 81 the scp-
,imrnt of thc natives tcnds as to- 10.
ourstlnn of suu &ation to thr United
States.
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Presidential Appointments.

Washington Oct. 2-Thc president ha.
made th" following appointments. John 3
Worthlngtun. register ui the hand otiici
al narr.sun, Ark David l.. Gry-s uI
PomrruN, plio, receiver of publp money
~ Roswell y. NJ Albert NJ Anderson
aEsnt of thu Indians of the GpiYll,
agency Ia Washington. William ~
briggs 10 be- l'"ut, nant commander In ih'
navy. Ulysses Grant Ammou 10 be- 3s
slstAnt payma>t'g iB thc navy
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ON the TRACK.
Al Harlem.

Chicago. oct. 2.-Resulis at Harlem;
Threc-quartcrs of "A mic-W. 4. T. won.
Damocles second. Inspector Hunt third;
time. l:lsa.. Milc-l.ieber Karl won, Tcn-
ncy second. Traby third: time. l'ioi..
Fivc-eighihs OF a mile-t'harm won, Also
second. May W. third; time. l:VIs., Five
and half furlongs-Judge Wardell wor,
Presbyterian second. Official third; time.
l;osi.. Mile and AN eighth. Harlem stakes.
s.2o guaranteed-Dr. Sheppard won,
Meadowthorpe second. Fcrvor third:
time. l:si.. Mile and 20 yards-Ser.na
won. Tradition second, Bridgeton third
time. l:i5a..
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A FIELD DAY.
A Dozen Important Decisions Handed
Down Ia New M.si.o.

Denver oct. = A special to the Nov
from santa p y. NJ, says, Ths Ess
h.,n a neld day In the NoN M.ElrJ
yupr.me court 4 dozen opinion ul
far-trackinE Importance Wei, am
pounrcd. Tho ease " Jose rhaNyr ~
Las Vegas. convicted N murder, wns
affirmed ana the day of execution fixed
for IN. lgth iu-I
chavez was a member Of th, silva
gang. which fuurishcd In Las Vegas lU
ISq2. and comuntsd all manner of dep
relations E.i-at"en members nf tn
band are now arriving lifc Sentences in
tn. New VI NiI" u'n. 'haN, q arrisfrd
silva In mYfd.Ing The latt,ra brothol-
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uiy salmon shipment.

Purt TowusrDl Oct S.-The Esitish
hark Mcuuork Drishtd taking on cargo
ai rrGly u1rhrr tu-lay and viii sal,
tlr Liverpool Monday. ons item ~ tns
lstN b. ,argu ID An1 cas"s "t salinou.
tF. larg,-l shlpmrut Of canned flsh THAT
,Ner bft Pugtt sound Tor a foreign port
T,NprtF-twr tnoI' sand cases are frum tns
ls.sud Packing 'ompgny n sfida. har-
bur and represent bu, nttls more than
uqs-uffh ~ tho Company entire pack
ter tly SEASON just closed
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,h.nse In The aomml..lan.

WASHINGTON. oct. As "a resrlt of scy-
rrul concentrations hid recently h,t~",n
Admiral Walker president OF IN" Ni'hta-
ruan canal rommis-inn and Officers ~
tbr state and w'r d'raftm' u hhf
i,.aa u s'I'd thar ohaug" shall u" made
Iu the ,urnp, position ot th' commission ana
tnat captain obfr'W ''ari'r Hh1N y" sue
,rrd.d u- tho 'rs.r.'f m'Wh"r ~ the
body b, another m iHh'r ~ t7' .orps OF
ustn,.F-
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Wabbsd by students.

Waco. Texas. Oct e-w. .. Brann.
editor of Brann's Iconoclast, WAS the
victim of a mob Of 80 students of Taylor
university, a Baptist institution. THIS
afternoon. Mr.. I'rann under threats of
death WAS compelled 10 sign a stai"m' mt
declaring that AN articl. appearing ia
the October number Of the lconoclast
aud rejecting an Taylor university. was
uni rue. and further that hr would leave
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s.ald Coming This Ma,.

New York. o'l. The si..asD In gold
received from the Drutsch bank of i,cr-
lin by the National city hank "f Tits
city yesterday was to-day sent to IA"
sub-ircasurN for examination. Ia Ton-
rninc. of tb" French ln" which arrived
this morning hroush, over n.s"v1 ia
gold for the Hanover National bank.
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Special pispst.h a, fho Standard
ifcltut. u.r .SlorlN tarN % Fort
ufuton isft ioi homr tc-plght with Frank
LAWN. who VAS arrested IN this city
yrst,r,ia,- Lawn Il wanted lot robbsty
and assault
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vancouver. n. -. oct s-wor1 was re-
c,Is..l asrH. Tonight that .N-Navcr Fred
C.p.- mad hfsu drowned In creek us he
SklguaV trlh Whiln fording u Win a
hufsr ii, slipped and was instantly
MASHED away. iis body has e been fS-
covered
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A. Cincinnati.

Cincinnati Oct. 2.-Six ,furlones-Nick
Carter won. Byron McClelland second,
Oconncll third; time, l:i5a,. Five and a
half furlonss-caddie q. won. Lillian
Bell second. Wing Shot third time
l:ssA.. Fifteen-sixtecnths of a mile-t'redit
won. Milan second. Dominica third.
time. lisa. Mile. Tobacco stakcs-sImon
". won. Panchita second, Eugenta
Wickes third; time. i:tis.. Five furlongA-
Dan Rice won. Our Chance second. Pom
tus third: time l;o2i.. Seven and - half
furlones. Standardization won. Carrie
Lyle second. Tonto third; time l:3,i.,
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A. Detroit.

Detroit. Oct. s.-Fivc and a half fur
longs. selling -Wathcn won Lorraine Sec
and. Alvin W. third. time. as Six fur
longs. s.lling-Tommy Rutter won. Dou-
BILE quick second. Lucy Bell third: time.
l:l5. Mile and furlong. selling, harm 4
won. Tutilla second. otto n. third; time.
l:asi.. The Wolverine handicap, mile-'rhe
Eloctor won. lngomar second. y. Duane
third; time. l:l2i,. Six and 1 half far
longs selling-k. g. won. I.rier lIill Sec
ond Merry Glen third; iihr, i;2il. Five
furlones. seliing-Aua, Bird won. Spun
well second. I.avorna tl.i7i. 'iin" ia2.
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p,ry,r O,t - spD'ilI "a thc News
'sHm cbr' .rr, WHp. -a,- 'hisf racg-
T. T. Ir.Hr- uHs OF th, it,st-knuwn
.rd ra.l Trp..I.d lr0nfl3sman ~ thr
Nrs.T u.ru Hi Tuit Russi u hospital Zoe
H.g Mr uran,y has been unable o.
i.J,, a. b-l for somf months past
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A. ssravrsend.

New York. Oct. 2.-Resnlts az Graves
end; Six furlongs-J. Grey won. Rnbicon
second. klopper third; time. l;iSis. Five
furlongs. s.lling-Rey Salazar won,
Barney Stone Second. San Antonio third:
time i.ols.. Ocean View. stakes. mile and
a sixteenth-Tillo won, Imperator second.
Rennasalacr third; time. l:isis. Algeria
stakes five furlonGs-Nappan won. Ga
briel second. Bliss Rucker third time
1:02. Mile and an eighth. sclling-Duich
skater won. Esiaca second, Partridge
third. time. l:iS Stecplechasc. about two
miles-Flushing won. Lion Heart second,
Royal Scarlet third. time, 4.ol.
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A. Edwards.

Edwards, Miss. Oct. 2.-There were
~ cases of yellow fever officially re-
ported to-day. ~ which number ten
are white and one death that " Lula
Mckay. culored. ReN. Father Fender
CAST II among those stricken.
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Inr In.nhnr.lin.,lnn.

Seattle. u,t g.-rhe board - r~seuts
of u,- University uf Nasnins.on to-day
dismissed President h. ". Edsards.
charging him With insuboriina'eou. fro-
fc-sor g. r. Reeves Vas sh,srd president
pru tom
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A, vahlaud

u,k'ul Cal. o. 2-in Ha pl,Ius
sH"u Uit1.. to-day Joe VII NI wud' I
f.v wuridr record FOR l-N'sr-u'a uAriu.
-.II,uEr h. covering thr r.r Boo
."5 o, -rS track that Na. 1890 .pUd.
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Sycciai ni-ip',h tu tnr Slaudltd
tirl. ru. oct 2-1l. supreme SQUIRT TO-
aa, ugaiua,d tho following ga-,s. Mou-
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Nov Y0rk Dtr. . Tho iaz.'hnu se1snn
wa adaG t".d b. TWp ls. isipns ny car-
q, rIrr in fIr Tooud muiag. terrific
rpun1,ls A.. fbr eI.r.l- ui sullivan and
M-ckin tpc.uf~ 0UF srrnt. ~ tbs rnns-
90 kind ht tur gianfs. alinNrd the fhii-
li,e tu pIs up lal.h af nuns Whicn
tn, romr nlu ,IUla urI uy.rrome. s'ore:
~ ~. .
SrW voft .-........ ....-..-..s 1
] Ii.s. lpr.. .. .-.-.. ..--..-..w ~ 1
ra.t.r.. sH.sau NurLu md War-
n,r Ialns 9nl Hovir. GnIar called ~
tre ,Hl ~ UI. .'rrIn iH Tine eu hceoult
of aarAUs n. mulrt- -ClffeHtnf.
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BASgsAll SEASON CLOSED.
iirookiyn Picks ~ an Easy Victory Over
the New Champions.

BROOKLYN. oct. 2-The Rostous the
League champions. and the lrooklyns
hrourh, ~. season of is'7 10 u close at
Eastern park this afternoon incidentally
Il was the last League game Tint VIII
ever h. played In Brookiyn. for when the
clubs begin their hattie in ls,S nrookiyn
Will hr part aud parcel nf Greater New
Nutk
The weather to-day was not the kind
that h. suitable Ia th. baseball fans. it
WAS quite chilly. but in spite of this
more than gWo PERSONS assembled with
the intention of giving the bsan eaters "a
scnd-on
Iul ihos, Who rimc tp the grounds tor
this purpose returned home disappointed
for Manager s.rlor shlpp.d Long Love.
T,unoS. Colhuz. ll'rgcn and lll hts
pitchers excepting Laws aud Stiyrtts.
to liuston Immediately after THURSDAY :
gam, WAS finished aud th" championship
assurd. When thr liostons linrd up to-
day th"y wer hardly recognizable us "A
tram. Outside of thc battery. Hamilton
was the only player IN hts proper post
iion.
Hrookiyu WAS not much better on. They
had tn bring lianiyan from Newark to
cover III nsld stiil brooklyn had the
bcttrr team. which accounts Tor the
easy victory. Lewis. who Is slated 10 go
against Baltimore In one Of the Temple
.up series lid not exert himself to any
great extent. which accounts for the
number of hits. Fisher had AN nf the
Bostnns rxcep, Stahl aud stiVetts gurss-
ing The latter made himself sulid Will
IA, crowd by cracking out a singlg,
triple and a home run. Hls fourth crack
would haVr h''u "a ihr'u-haggor hut for
n wonderful onr-handed catch by llln.-
van
Griffin led nj AZ" stick for BROOKLYN.
sh,ckard earned 20 berth for next season
when ho hit for twn home runs. lto also
noId.d brilliantly iirookiNn closed the
season ON .Nru trims with Washington
for sixth place. The s,ur,:
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Louisville. Oct s-Dwycr was hit hsrd
Tor four Innings to-day. lie then settled
Down and IN. roloncls could not touch
him iiiils wildnsss was responsible for
the Reds ave runs IN the first and ser-
oud innings and Magcs was substituted
in the fourth Attendance. Lao. score;
A.