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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-11
New York Produce Market.

New York. Nav N
flOl R-Rccelpts u 500 bbls. expog.s
Io'boo bbls.; sales, 1000 pkgs. steady ani
CONSIDERABLY more active on low grades
RYE-Easy; No. Western. s7ia fob
an0at; state rye. 62l4 elf. New YORK
WHEAT-Receipts, q 80 bushels. ev.
ports. Il8, 10 bushels. sales 1861 bushels
futures. $4,000 bushels spot and ontnorsy.
spot dull; No. red, 1924 spot fob ana;
ana 1873 elevator; No. 2 red. s15s 10 arrive
FOB. afloat: No. ! Northern Duluth as
fob. adOat 10 arrive ''|s
CORN-Receipts. 20 175 bushels: eY-
ports, 900 bushels; sales. 20 900 bushels m,
lures, 3lG.bD bushels spot and aoutpoI>s !.
spot steady: No 2. i0ss fob. afioat sDnt
OATS-Recelpts. 49,, 2U bushels; exports
1.5l1 bushels; sales 10000 bushels spnt
ana outports: spot steady; No. 2. 81; 20
), ~; NO. z white, 35l2; track white. 3i15s
picked hams, 73sns.
lARD-Easy; Western steamed. SJ.E.
Nav S3.2. nominal: refined, quiet
PORK-Weak.
BUTTER-Strong; Western creamery
soil; do. factory. 12G15; satte dairy. iSl,
lG; do. creamery, 1fn17.
CHEESE-Old, weak: large white. 1II5.
small do. liz; large coIored. liz; small
DO. me- new cheese, firm: large. gs,
small 9m9lz ~
EGGS-rirm; state and PennsvIvanIa
II: Western fresh, l3nl37i; Southern,
PETROLEUM-Dull.
ROSlN-Steddy.
RICE-Steady.
MOLASSES-Firm
FREIGHTS-Steady.
tGAR-Raw. steady: fair refining, ~,
centrifugal 81 test. 4 3-5: mOlasges sugar
! 5-lG; refined, steady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-11
Do II Yourself.

1t is easy to tell whether your
neys are diseased. Take a pot'ie VI
glass tumbler and fill it with ur,ne.
If there is sediment po"uei nm ),
substance-after standing uaS anu
night. there is something Wrohs WIN
the Kidneys Other sure signs ol us
ease are desire to urinate oileii' pam
in the back, or il your urine STAINS
linen.
There is no question that DR.. David
Kennedy's Favorite Remedy IS the pest
and surest medicine in the world Tor
diseases of the Kidneys. Liver, Diaouer
and Blood. rheumatism, DySpeps!'
and Chronic Constipation IL quichis
relieves and cures inability 10 hoiu
urine and the necessity of getting up
number of times during the night. II
puts an end to that scalding pam Whel'
passing urine and corrects the DAD
effects Of whiskey and beer. 1t is sold
for one dollar a bottle at all drug
stores.
Send your fun postoffice address 70
the DIR. DAVID KENNEDY CoRPo-
RATION, Rondout. n. Y, ana mention
this paper. They will then man you
trial bottle of Favorite Remedy ana a
valuable medical pamphlet free' giving
full directions for its use. Every
reader of the Kennebec journal can
depend upon the genuineness OF TINS
liberal offer, and all sufferers IRON the
diseases mentioned above should taSs
advantage Of it at once.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-11

on behalf of the health officer. AS
sistant Corporation Counsel Walsh ap-
peared in police court in Brooklyn. n.
y, Wednesday, with Mr.. and Mrs. Ber-
nard Schneider of Williamsburg, for
the purpose of having the couple in
form Magistrate Bremen what knoWl-
edge they had of the alleged faith
cure" practiced by Mrs. Maria Miller
of New York City. upon Mrs. Schneid-
er's 12-year-old daughter, whose sub
scquent sufferings from gansrene could
only be alleviated by the amputation of
her leg. Mr.. Schneider testified that
the faith cure" woman came to them
unasked and stipulated that no doctors
should be permitted to attend their
daughter. She put salve on the afilict-
ed limb and mixed a certain kind Of
tea for the child to drink. Mrs. Schneid-
or signed an affidavit on which Mags-
tract Bremen issued a warrant for the
arrest of Mrs. Miller on the charge Of
Illegally practising medicine.
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Confederate appreciated the courtesy
| and good intentions of President Me
kinley in what he had said at Atlanta.
But, Mr.. Busby said, there ought 70 DC
a distinction between graves IN inc
North. between graves IN chicago oi
Columbia and those on the fields oi
Virginia and the South. There was
difference between the graves and heir
care. Here there were those VINO Will
ingly and cheerfully took care OF the
graves of the noble heroes ,pointing IN
the direction of the box filled with
LADIES', and in the North there might
not be these loving hands.
After this it was decided without fur
Their discussion that the resolutions IL
referred to the committee on rcsolu-
tons.
Gen. Gordon then presented Miss ca
bell Curry OF Dallas. Texas; Miss Laura
Lawendon Of New Orleans, Mrs. Kirby
Smith and several other ladies who's"
husbands or fathers were Confederate
leaders In response 10 repeated de-
mands, he also presented Mrs. Gordon.
who was greeted with an outburst of
applause The session then adjourned.
The parade of the veterans occurred.
this afternoon. The non-appearance Of
Gen. Wheeler was n disappointment
He reached the city. early today, hut
did not participate in the parade. Ia
Guiding kindred organizations and
guests there were about 5000 persons in
line. probably 5000 Of them veterans.
The parade was led by Gen. q. |. Wal
ker and staff followed by ar escort.
iS CT
followed by a long line Of carriages
containing the sponsors and maids IF
honor Of the various camps. The vet
Grams were led by Gen. Wade Hampton
at the head Of the army of NorthNir-
ginia and preceded by u battle flags
with their escorts. The army OF Ten
nessee followed. led by Gen. Stephen l..
Lee, and was followed by the camps
representing the trans Mississippi army
in command of Gen. Cabell Tho Sons
Of Confederate Veterans brought up tho
rear.
The parade was dismissed a the AT
ditorium. where the memorial eXer-
cises We're held. This being South
Carolina Memorial day. the occasion
was Of double significance. The mem
orial address was delivered by Adju-
tant General Norman.
Tonight, at the auditorium an inter
esting ceremony took place in the pre-
sentation to Gen. Norman, adjut3nt
general Of the association. Of a flag
from each of the Southern states. ~!
immense crowd was present.
The cruiser Raleigh, came up to the
city, today. and anchored off the bat
terry, where she lies dressed in bunting.
All day a fleet of small craft piled to
her carrying visitors. This morning.
the reception committee boarded the
cutter Colfax and the lighthouse
steamer Wistara and proceeded TO
where the Raleigh lay off Fort Sumter.
| Capt. Coghlan received the visitors and,
after an exchange of ships the little
fleet steamed up the harbor to the
booming guns of a shore battery, while
the Raleigh returned the salute. After
wards the Raleigh officers We're enter
| tanned at Il reception and luncheon.
Tonight, there We're displays of fire
works. excursions to nearby resorts
and a large number of social functions
! in honor of the sponsors and visiting
| ladies'.
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TO BE DEPENDED UPON.
Because il is the Experience Of an Augusta
Citizen. and Can Readily Be Investigated.

Suppose you We're an utter stranger
in Il large city and had completely lost
your way, whose guidance could you
place the most confidence in, a stranS-
cr's. lost like yourself, or a residents,
born and bred in the city? When a
ship reaches the ofTinG of. a stranS
port, whose hand directs the uller ana
brings her safe to her moorinGs? y
trusty pilots or green-horh ) !.
Whose opinions, experience ana state
ments can the reader depend upon the
more, those published from bona nae
Augusta citizens or those originally
drafted in every hole and corner OF the
Union. except our own Augusta ana us
suburbs? Read this Augusta case:
Mr.. Bert L. Davis of "a Green street.
says, For two years had more or less
pain in my back. AT times the trouble
was so severe that l was laid up. and
the remedies | used gave but little re-
lief. | had the good fortune to learn
of Doans Kidney Pills. and l procured
them from {. X. Partridge's Old Re
liable drug store, opposite the post
office Their use proved of the great
est benefit and the pains in my back
soon disappeared entirely. Heavy lift
ing, which before | used this remedy.
was absolutely impossible, is now done
without the least Inconvenience. |
gladly recommend such a valuable
preparation as Doan'S Kidney Pills
Doan'S Kidney Pills for sale at ali
dealers. Price 50 cents. Mailed by
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, n. Y.
Sole agents for the U. 5. Remember
the name, Doan's. and take no substi-
tlfte.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. May TO-
Tho leading futures closed ar follows:
WHEAT-May, 707s; July. Y; Septem-
Der. 1l@s.
CORN-May. 52i4; July, 3315; September.
5SS9s
oATs-May. 2j7s; July, 23a23ls; septem-
Der 2g@,.
PORK-July. $40; September. ss55.
LARD-July. A.g7ia; September. c12Is
RIBS-July. &.621a; September, 475
Cash quotations closed as follows:
FLOCR-Steady.
WHEAT-No. 2 spring. 71m72: No. do.
G6G7l: No. . red. 74G76.
CORN-No. 2. 32iR; No. yellow. So
OATS-No. 2. 26n26li; No. white. ~.
I3g.
RYE-No. ., 59lh.
BARLEY-No. .. 35Gi1.
FLAXSEED-No. !, slS; Northwest.
$l.10
TIMOTHY-S2.3j.
LARD-S92Izmigj.
PORK-Mess. ss.3afiS.Gj: ribs. A.35n471:
shoulders. fAMf1z; clear sides, si.sOG49D.
SGGAR-Unchanged
CLOEER-S6 IS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-11

and Merriam: u Vlcksburg, Port
Royal; schs Josie, Machias; Wascano.
st John; Lizzie Wharton, Bellevue
Cove.
Sid. Sims Lancastrian. Liverpool;
Peruvian. Glasgow; Prince George,
Yarmouth, n $; Saginaw, Jackson
vile: Chattahooche, Savannah schs
Ira ID Sturgis, st John; James a
Brown, Thomaston: Rabboni and Mag
gle Mulvey, eastern port; Calabria,
Windsor, n s.
VINEYARD HAVEN, MASS-May
10, ar, brig katahdin, Hoboken for
Belfast
Ar and sailed, schs Hattie NJ Buck,
Port Liberty for Bangor; $ II Sawyer,
New Bedford for Jonesport; Carrie
Easier, New Haven for Lunenburg.
SID schs Everett Webster. Albert
Pharo, Nonnie + Waterman. Annie
Gus. ID Sawyer. Lewis X Getting
ham. Sarah Mills. F and E Givan, Re
becca w Huddell Lavolto, Marian, J
Hoyen Leeds. Commerce. Marshal Per
rim. Acacia, + & Gates. Myronus, Fan
ME ana Fay, Walter Miller and
Mary T..
Psd SENS Clara Jane, Port Reading
for Calais; Ada Ames. New York for
Rockland Delta. New York for Cheve-
rie: Joseph Eaton, Jr, and Thomas Hix.
Rockland for New York: ID w Il, Port
johnson. for Pawtuckct; Post Boy,
Bangor for Rondout
NEW YORk-May 10. ar. sch Mary
Palmer Bangor for Egmont Keys.
CITY ISLAND-May 10, bound south
schs Lyra, st John, y u. Adie Fuller
Port GreviIle. \ :; Sadie Corey BAN
gor. Me.
Bound east, bark Antigua, New
York for Bridgewater y :.
pORTSMOt TIL y Inlay ~ sd schs
Fred Cover, HiilSbOrO. Fred a Emerson.
Eastern port: Portland Packet, Rock
land.
NEW YORK-May 100 sd. sun Paris.
Southampton; Britannia. Liverpool.
NEWPORT NEWS-May H. sid. sch
David T. Davis. Bangor.
PHILADELPHIA-M ~. "a gch- Nb-
BE Bowkcr sullivan: Mice Il clark.
Portland; Elyira French. kenHcDcc
CITY ISLAND-May 49, hound south.
sim iioratIn Han. Portland. No. sch Ruth
Robinson, liillshorO, y Il.
NEW LONDON-May H. sid schs
Douglass HAYNES. Port Liberty for Au-
Eusta. Mo- Iienr- Eaton. Calais rnr
Bradford.
HYANNIs-1ily \" p-d, .qh Annie Guy
for Calais
FALL. RIVER. MASS May 10. Sld. Oh
sch senator Grimes. New York FOR Calais
GLOl CESTER. MASS-May H. ar sch
SALEM. MASS-Muy in s.i. srh Tampa
IuUySBpYf
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BASE BALL.
New England League Has an
Auspicious Opening.
Portland, Fitchburg, Brockton and
Taunton Capture First Games.
81. Louis. Cincinnati. Baltimore. Philadelphia.
Chicago and Brooklyn Win.

Portland. Nc, May l0.-In the opening
same of the New England League in this
CITY. TODAY, Portland defeated Cambridge,
. to 6. Although Gallagher who was in
the box for Cambridge was hit hard
throughout owing to poor base running
bv the Portland players, Cambridge held
Portland down 10 two runs up TO the sew
enth inning, when three two-bagSers and
two singles netted five runs. Portland
clinehed the game in the eighth, by driv
ing in two more runs. Miller pitched a
beautiful game for the home team, hold
ing the visitors down to seven hits, but
his support was very ragged at times and
at least five runs made by Cambridge
were gifts. With the exception Of the
third and fourth innings, Portland put up
very fast ball. The score:
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Howard. Crosby & Co.'S Letter.

Boston. May 10.
Yester-
Chicago. Opg. High Low Close day
July wheat. Pass TZla 1875 ~ T22s-' =
Sept 11as-Gt 1l2t 1lts-l, 1l5sb IIzs
Wheat opened slow ana fairly steady at
lsc. under last night. later casing Off i
little. Liverpool opening quotations were
sd. lower to sd. higher, and the close
was Is to Ssd. lower The expected gov
ernmeat report, which will be out. today
at 4 +. NJ, is scheduled to show a drop of
from I to points compared with last
month, and the trade was not inclined ~
venture far either way until this report is
out Foreign trade was very light and
foreign markets little changed from yes
terday. The weekly Missouri bulletin saws
that the weather has been favorable for
wheat in that state, except in the north
ern and western counties. where nearly
the entire crop Is dead. Grain was han
died fairly well al Buffalo, today. despite
the strike; yesterday and this morning
l,o4SWt bushels were received and I59. 000
bushels shipped out. Des Moines la, re-
ports that the rainfall is ample and that
q large area has been prepared for corn.
much of which was SOwea 10 wheat, iaSt
1a4i The Minneapolis -four sales, Hester-
day, We're $1,000 barrels
me stock market opened generally
higher. the advances in many instances
exceeding l per cent. The change of SEN
tlment was due to an advance in London
ana more reassuring statements from
some OF the market leaders, ana .ater
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Duluth, Mimi. rioters at IL =. NJ,
Tuesday. attempted to blow up a West
Duluth street car with dynamite. There
were 10 passengers in the car and they
all received slight bruises The car was
thrown violently on its side and its
trucks blown to pieces. No arrests have
yet been made Mobs in different parts
of the city of Duluth have attacked
cars with stones, one carhaving its side
smashed in. and in several all the win
dows were broken. There is talk of
calling out the militia to protect prop
erty of the Street Railway. 4t
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Travellers

In Australia complain that almost the
only trees In that continent are the Eu-
calyptus. and they afford little shade. as
they have learned to turn their leaves
edgeWise to the SUM- Al the same time
there ~ no need TO suffer from thirst, as
by cutting down a young Eucalyptus ana
cutting off about a 12-foot length and
standing II bottom side up In "A dish you
can get about "A quart Of water. These
two points are not Of much value TO you
until
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CAMBRIDGE.

Earned runs-Portland, ). Two-basc hitS
-Spratt. Noblt. Cunningham :, Conroy,
Clark and McMann. Thrcc-baSc hits
Noblt. Miller and McMann. Stolen bases
--Spratt ?, McMann. Sacrifice hit-Curtis.
First base on balls-By Miller, 3; BY CAT
lagher :. Hit by pitched ball-Conroy,
Glenn and Murphy. Struck out-By Nil
Ier, /; by Gallagher. C. Wild pitch-Miiler.
Double plays-Smith and Sullivan; SUM
van, Conroy and Taft; NOblit and Con
roy. Time, 2.10. Umpire, Kelly. Attend
ance, 500.
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New York Money Market

New York. May 10
Money On call steady at 3i.fIi per cent. /.
last loan, 3ia per cent
Prime mercantile paper 3lAGI per
cent
Sterling exchange weak a / SiS6as TtiS65s
tlr demand and at SiSia4 for 60 days
posted rates. SfS5i .m4S6ie ana SLS7'.u
1851. commercial Bills A-I.
silver certificates 6l"tft2it.
Bar silver. 6l7s.
Mexican dollars. iS2t
Government bonds. strong.
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Chicago Wheat Market.

Chicago. May l0.-Anticipation Of a
Dearish government; crop report weakened
wheat. today. The conflicting reports of
the strike situation at Buffalo also en-
barrassed trade. July closed at a decline
Of sat-. Corn closed unchanged and oats
Is higher. Pork lost lOc. lard 2i2TJ, ana
ribs IL.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York. May H.
Cotton futures closed barely steady.
MAY. $50: June. $50; July. 5.S6; August.
SIS; September, 5.S6: October. $50: No
vember. SCI December. SIS; January.
SOS: February. col; March, col.
Cotton spot closed quiet; mIddlnS up
lands, 81: do. gulf, So Sizes. 40 bales.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-11

At New Haven-Yalc. 10: Columbia. &.
At Easton-Princeton. s; Lafayette. 5.
At AndoVCr-AmhcTst. II; Andovcr. 10.
At Hartford-MOntreal. ); Hartford. 8.
At WOrcester-Holy Cross 1: Tutts. >.
At New York-Fordham, 8: Lehgh. ..
ut New Haven-Yale 10; Columbia s.
At Lancastcr-Lancaste- II: Reading. 9.
At Worccster-roronto. 6; Worcester, ,
At ichmond-Richmond. :: Newark l.
At Scranton-Scranton, e; Allentown. ).
At ringfield-SprinSiield /; SYRIA
cusc. /.
At PhiladcIphia-Pennsy %: Yves
leyan, 8.
At Observation-Disclosures >: Prov
dcncc. !.
1t Providcnce-Toronto. ,; Provi-
Gencc. /.
At Observation-Disclosures, IS; Wilkes
barre, Il.
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AT NEWPORT. +. /.
At MANCHESTER. y. II.

The New England League opened here.
Wednesday, and Fitchburg won from
Manchester by a score of ~ TO l.. The
game was characterized by loose playing
on both sides, the visitors showing up the
worse as far as team work was con-
cerncd. Manchester put in d new pitcher
at a critical point IN The game and before
he warmed up. Fitchburg had lead
which could not be made up.
Manchester, | . l-I'
Fitchburg, / 0 . . Nh
tteries-Muns, Callahan and Lake
Ncrins, Carrivcan anu Murphy.
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on the Produce Exchange:
BtTTER-Stcady; creameries. 12d16ta;
diaries. 1GHli.
EGGS-Steady; fresh. 1lat.
CHEESE-Weak: creameries. 10iAli1.
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covering 81 shorts. Naturally speculate,
was sensitive and Giraffe hut fha-a I'm
evidence Of more important buying thaa
for some time "n tidH
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National League Standing.
Other Games.
AT PROVIDENCE.

Brown defeated Bowdoin by Gilt-cdE"
playing. The pitching Of ScdGcwick ami
batting Of Newman for Brown were feat
urcs aside from the home team general
stcadinesS.
Brown. N->-lN--
BOwdOin. l q Ill -
Batterics-Sedgcwick and lie Stag
Libby ana Wignout.
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The fve-story warehouse of the Newly
Transfer and Storage Co. at Kansas City
Mo. was burned, Wednesday night. Loss
over 100000.
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You Get There

But there are other points In regard ID
wheat which are of value right in this
town: For instance. you may not know
how 10 buy wheat on breaks and sell II
on bulges. but we know how, and If you
viii send for our free book you viii know
also, for IL fully explains margin trad
in" IN either wheat or stocks, ana also
how we can do it for you by special or
der.
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New England League Games.
At TAUNTON

The home team had no difficulty in de-
featmg Pawtucket in the opening game
of the season. Mayor Fisk pitched the
first two balls over the plate, before
good-slzed crowd. The Tauntons knocked
Two Pawtucket pitchers out OF the box
and scored runs as they pleased.
> I 6 -. II. e.
Taunton, o ! > 2-22-2j-N
Pawtucket. . . > U > ; 0-li-l5-S
Batteries-McDougall and Burrll; Cai-
lahan, Hanlon, Mclnncs and Brennan.
AT NEWPORT. +. /.
Newport suffered defeat at the hands of
Brockion in the opening game OF the
league season here. Up to the time that
Homo Run" Breckenridge got a ball
over the fence for a home run, in thc
sixth. the home team led. Alter that
Newport weakened.
res 5 6 R.H,E.
BrocI5ton, 0 . . l / Is -
Newport, l U u u 81
Batterics-Day and Evans; Dinsmorc
and NJ llCrick.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Maine Ports.

ELLSWORTH-May 10. sid, sch L d
Remick Boston.
ROCKLAND-May 10. SID sch Helen.
New York: Hume. New Bedford: Fam
ME Earl, Boston.
Ar. schs Il l. kenney. Boston; Liz
zie Williams. Boston.
CALAIS-May 10. ar. schs Maggie J
Chadwick, New York.
Sid, schs Maggie Todd. New Haven:
j Kennedy, Fall River; F W Allen,
New Bedford.
MACHIAS-May 10. ar. schs Highland
Queen, Boston: Hattie May, do: Hor-
tensia, Sand River. n 5, for New York
Sid. sch Decorra. Windsor for New
York.
WISCASSET-May 10, sid. sch Fan
ME Hogkins, Kennebec River.
BOOTHBAY-May 10. ar. schs w g
Pendleton. Portland.
Sid, schs A II Whitmore. VIM V
Hutchings and Abigail Haynes. Bos-
ton; Ethel f Merriam, Rockland; Nat
Meader, Stonington: Napoleon, Goulds-
boro; st Thomas. Windsor. N S.
PORTLAND-May 10, cid, schs Roger
Drury, Dixon. Hllsboro, 3. and New
York; Gleady Burke, Stanwood, Bos-
ton; VIM r Park. Lake, Kennebec and
Philadelphia
Sid. sch Clara f Randall. Demerara,
Samuel S Tor1, Kennebec and Phila-
delphia.
Ar, sch Helen c King. DeYoung.
i;ondout
BATH-May 0.&ar. schs S p Black
burn. Boston: S Thorpe, Portland.
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Other Domestic Ports.

BosToN-May 10, Ar. sims Victorian
ana Carinthia, LiverIAool; tugs Cata
Wissa with barges PHOENIX. Ashland
ana Buchridge; Plymouth. Port John
son. with barges c r ri Nos. 4 and u;
scranton, Hoboken. With barges Hopa-
Tong, and Shinckshin by: Wrestler
Philadelphia. with bartes Beechwood
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leaders of the Baltimorcs did most Of the
batting. VIII 10 NCCraw's work at thlrd
was especially brilliant. Inc home team
played listlcssly throughout the game.
Attendance, $500.
res 4 ) s . R.TI.E.
Baltimore, o o o C-l-l2-2
Boston, u Ut u
Battcrics-Nops and Robinson; Kobe
nanZ ana BCrgcn.
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New England League Standing.
National League Games.
AT NEW YORK.

The game was a smuggling affair in which
Brooklyn beat Washington through a
lucky launching of hits. There was little
cho &C between the two teams in tleidins.
IL RH y
Wash gton. . . 0 0 2-7-l3-2
Ia tterics-Malil. Dunn and Farrell;
McNhinG and MCGulre. -
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At BOSTON.

The former Champions smut ont the
champions for the second time this sea
son N"pS proving too much for the hard
"'''''H 81 Inc l'"st"u Team. The three,
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AT CHICAGO.

-Four punched hits III the fourth gave
the Orphans enough runs to win. Gala
han was hit nearly as often as Woods,
but was puzzle with men on bases. Az
tendance, 1850.
> 6 Ri h.
Chicago o . = o | XII p
Louisville, 90 u -
Battcrlcs-Callahan and Chance; Woods
and <ittrCtlgc
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Marine Notes.

StCImeT PluObsCOt Of The +. q. i. :.
s line viii come into commission. May
Is. leaving Boston VI that night. She
has been receiving repairs 10 the
amount oi Nlo'V'" ana VIII doupt!esS
loon me dlleE hei thorough overhaul
ing. she comes un carrier th2n was
thc intention of the company on ac-
count oI the freight which Is the larS-
est Tor long time ana 1t IS impossible
Ioi one 'oa' 10 90 the business.
Hull Mass. May l0.-The three
mastcd schooner Henry L. Tilton,
Whlch Went ashore AZ Point Allerton
uu''hS the November sale' was pulled
oi4 az h!sH water Wednesday oy the