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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-29

managed city Of its size IN the world
/ with population of less Than 10000. 80
Of .he inhabitants are receiving govern
lncnt rations. The entire country SUE
rounding Slncti Sp.rituS is probably as
fine for the purpose Of raising fruits.
vegetables ana everything required for
domestic consumption aS ii ~ be- found
anyN here. The city is doing very well
ms regards stores and cafes, and Yet th,rr
is no local taxation. the revenues being
entirely derived from Inc customs receipts
or the islands. Th S source Of revenue is
insufficient Tor the maintenance 81 lht
city government ana the mayor Iudtg-
nantlE declares that if he does immcd.-
atrly receive Il large allowance lie Will
dismiss chs police forge, close ms SCHOOLS
ANA suspend the civil government.
The conditions Il the city Of Santa
Clara are somewhat better than at SanC.i
Spiryus. but are still SO bad tha- The
with Governor Gomez over the matlcr II
appointments No ratiOnS are now dis
trihutcl at Santa Clara. There Is lii,!e
local taxation aud nothing = petnE cA-
pended for the improvement Of roads.
tol. NoyCS VINO is in command OF inr
military forces at SaEta Clara. intends
making improvements as far rs MS pow
erS Will permit.
Gcn. Ludlow viii spend $335, a0l On sew
Cr.nE and paving the streets Of Havana
ana On other eng neerng works. Under
the new health rules. citiZens may ne
obliged to install plumbing in their
houses Already plumbers have 9 months
work ahead of them Gen. Ludlow says
that the time is az hand when il viii not
~ possible ~ truthtullv say thut Havana
has no sewer system. Il is probable tht,
SjGn 900 VIII ~ Spcl. nn sewers. Uy the
end Of Man. ana in a few months more
This energetic Work w.ll result IN pro-
ducing Il lair san ;Jgy situation il. this
city. Several miles NO streets are being
paved and the suburban drives ar being
| bctterrj. There are Bon" men a work j p
the engineering department..
The British consul general mt IiayJnL
Nj. Lionel T.. 9. Garden. sailed fer En%-
lpud. today. tie VIII return IN tn" fan.
y hail storm at Remedies has dcStroyet
haIf Of tho standing crops
y newspaper here prints an account az
fight between United States Hosp tan
Corps men and Cubans at the Marianne
hospital The trouble arose it ~ SaI1,
through each party Icing ignorant If IT,
language w ID, a,hrr. The Cublus gath
cred in the hospital 70 seek protection
from mythical bandits ana Inc hospital
men tried to drive them off WIKI chairs
bottles ana Clubs. The hospital stewart
and three Cubans were severely hur.. NJ
fight was stopped by 4 squad of tac 1tl
Cavalry. The MaIian&o townspcorle arr
anEcrcd. the story goes ON 70 say. Jt the
supposed brutality OF the Americans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-29
New York Produce Market.

New York, April Is.
FLOUI;-Bcccipts. 1G.lC2 6bls.: exports.
.5ai2 bbs; dull put moderately steady.
WHEAT-R.c ripts, 6l.@i5 bushels: satcs.
l.Go5,0no Bushels futures, iNotla bushels
spot ana uutrorts: spc, firm: NJ. rcd.
Nv's fob. atlnat ana N's elevator; No. I
Northern Duluth, SIS FOB. atloat tn ar-
rive; No. | Northern New York, 80 fob.
atOat.
CORN-Reccipts, $4,000 bushels; cx-
ports. Is 3I2 bushels. sales .n.0nU bushels
futures @36,tfN bushels spot and nutpOrts;
spgJ steady; No. :. Io7sai37s fob. ulloat
ana 10 arrive.
oATS-Rcccipts. l23. 2ol bushels; exports.
96-o bushels; sales 6or1o bushels spo,
spot quiet; NJ. >. 32i.m32ai: No }. iIIs;
NJ. : white. 5G; No. do, 3iia; track
mixed Western 3243l: track white, o5
asst.
BEEF-S,cady; cut meats. steady.
LARD-oteady; Western steamed s.. Is:
April, $5i5, nominal; refined. steady
PORk-Stcady.
BUTTER-Stcady: Western creamery.
llGll: do. factory. l2iamli.
EGGS-Stcady: state ana PENNSYLVANIA.
lSat; Western fresh lSdl31..
stGAK-Raw. firm i'll tone; fair rein
ing. 3-l6; centrifugal So test, / 5-l6: re
fined. firm.
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The President Congratuates syldiers.

Philadelphia, April 2S.--Immcdiately
upon receiving from Washington the
dispatch OF Gen. Otis. Pres. Mckinl N
sent the following message Of congrat-
ulations ana thanks to the soldiers in
the Philippines:
Philadelphia, April 2S.
To Otis, Manila:
Your message announcing the
achievements of MacArthur's division
and the proposition Of the insurgents
for a suspension Of hostilities most
gratifying. Convey to officers ana men
heartfelt congratulations ana gratitud-
for their signal galantry and triumphs.
WIN MCKINLEY.
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is the possessOr Of an oar from the i'll
fated Maine. Capt. Dennis friend,
capt. McIEtire Of the Vigilancia. who
visited the Ecnnisses. last summer.
promised her this trophy and he did
not forget his promise.
III a nght III Palma Spriann. northwest
Of Santiago cuba. Thursday, between
the -cndarmeric ana a band Vt outlaws,
one bandit WAS killed and one captured.
TIE chief of the 2cndarmerie reports that
he captured outlaw was aftcrward killed.
while hc Wa trying to escape: but 1T is
suspected at Santiago that this cNplanl-
ton really covers an intentional killing.
Edwin Arnold. who has arrived at
San Juan de Porto Rico. by the steam
cr Philadelphia. announces the imme-
diate establishment there Of the Amer
can Colonial Bank, which has been or
ganiZcd ~ Muller. Schall & 90. Of
New York in conjunction with Porto
Ricans.
The United States transports Senator
ana Ohio sailed from san Francisco
Friday, for the Philippines via Homo
ulu. The Vessels bear The 18Th 4. =
Infantry and several hundred recruits
for service in the Philippines. besides
carrying hundreds 0f tons w machin-
cry and supplies
Sergt Herbert l.. Bowen Of The
Maine Battery ~ iii at his home 1t
Bangor. with an attack Of typhoid
malaria and is quite sick Not long
after his return from cuba HI caught
cold and has not been feeling we'll for
some time. His sickness has now de
veloped into typhoid malaria. His
many friends will bpDa fpt an carly 1-..-
cOvery.
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SiN0OVAl AND kLVaRkDJ
Arrive at MarbIehead Where They viii Remain
Until Next tuesday.

Marb.chcad. Mass. April 1N.-Thc tvs
Spanish @unhoat lrizcS-tl" 5dnd"vdl
ana the AlVaradu-JTrived at this port.
mis- afternoon. and the reception Was m
enthusiastic one. At For; Scwail tny
ychnl children had assembled, cacn being
provided with fla4. There WIS cheer
in~. singing and waving Of flags VII Il
The Beach Combcrs Battery fired a salute.
which was replied to by guns N both
craft,
Atlcr the gunboats had dropped anchor.
Lieut. Anderson Of the SandpvaI. anu
Ensign Frank TAYLOR Evans came ashore
under escort of Chairman II. q. spar
hawk Of the board Of sclcctmvn. They
w,r. taken 70 Abbot hail, where an in
formal reception WAS held. This evening,
| TIE Sclcctmcn ana Il number of prominent
tuwnsmcn were received on board inc
| Eunhoats.
Tomorrow. the officers will be enter
tanned 1T the Essex club ana viii be
| taken To the various points of interest.
The iacl."s viii be rendered Il reception
br 90. Il Of the Sth Regiment. Inc gun
huatS win sail for kittery navy yard,
| IugslaV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-29
Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago. .Apr:l .

Chicago, April -
The leading futures closed as follows:
Der. y.
Germany, 3375: July. 3ial; September
35;sn35ia.
oATs-May 26as; July, 237s; septem.
PoRk-Aay, $y9.; July, ss12; septem-
Der. $9..1
LARD-Nay. s515; July. s53o; septen-
Der. S.i2
RiBs-May, $A65; July, sls2la; septem-
Der, Si.95.
Cash quotations closed as follows:
FLOC R-Quict and steady.
W1EAT-No. spring, 'Ula; No. . do.
G1m59. No. : red. 14Gtl5la.
CORN-No. =. 81; No. yellow. ar..
OATs-No. :, IA; No. white. 3lm3l;
No. do. 29030
RYE-No =. Ssh.
BARLEY-No. .. 36qi i3
FLANSEED-No. /. Sl.15; y. W.. $l.l9
TIMOTHY SEED-$2.35.
LARD-S515M517
,PORK-Mess, $S.9oaS.g5: ribs. $t5oaiSo;
shoulders iiaN43,: clear sides $l.s5G5. o.
SIGAR-l nchanged.
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AFFAIRS IN CUBA.
Santa Clara Backward Condilior-Confic,
at marianne Hospital Havanas Sewerage.

Havana, April 2S.-Adv:ccs from SAINT,
Clara show that the province is far b.
hind either Santiago or Puerto princiDa
IN the matter az administrative reform
Every old Spanish office is sim in e>,ja 49,
ence; The Cuban civil governor. Jose Ma
IA Gomez. i seemingly allowed indeDen-
ueht sway, irrespective " the army. III
wears a gorgeous uniform and spends hi..
llme IN showing IL I'll public PAGES Witt
mez mas mad quarrels with The mavors of
several cities over the matter of appo.nt-
,ilei.tS 20 me rural anu civil guards. Tha
mayors insist that they Shonil ii. r
n,isr 70 make appointments u M civil
saneu Spiritus IS proAaLIy .ir ,,,.-..
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,Hqham and hewitt Both Held.

Philadelphia. April 2S.-Thc hearing
rs former United States District At
tlrrey Elrery p. Imam and EX-Dis-
,"ict Attorney Harvey X. hewitt, who
are charged With attempting to bride
Secret Service Agent VIM. J. McMan-
us in connection with the great cOun-
tcrfeiting conspiracy which was I'M
earihed in This city. last week was
concluded, today, and United States
Commissioner Edmunds Increased the
Iil nf each defendant from $4,000 to
$50 900. which they furnished
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Maine Ports.

EotNPORr-ApT!l ~. VIA. schS Reeve
nae, EiuchiIl: Lcona. boston; Annie u
Wilder. do; Lady Antrim. DO: John u
F'isko. do; Robert Byron. Proyidencc.
MAcHIAS-.hpril =. AT. SENS Neptune.
Boston; Alaska, Sand River, y :. for
New York; Kolin. a. for 40
SD. ssh Cornclia, JonesbJro for NV
York
cALAIs-Aprn q, sld, sch VIM Thomas
Boston.
BATiI-Aprii y, ar. schs Lydia NJ Dos
irE, Portland; & a Sproul. Eoo'hbay:
Chas Cooper do.
BODTHBAY-Apiil .. az. schs Spartan.
Portland: James y Parsons. Gardiner;
Forest Belle. Machias; Emma chase,
cutler; Harry &, cOastwise.
EASTPORT-April p, ar. schs emilio
blanche and Gazellc, 81 John. tboth SID:
Rartler Sarah Hill. New York
SId. schs Waterman, Scclcy; Nicksbur@,
ST John.
ELI.SWOETH-Aprll d, ar. sch Abigail
Haynes. Southwest iIarbor.
81. schs Kicnzi. Bar lIarbor; Nm q
Eddy. Ear lIarbor; Mary Eliza, Ear iIar-
"ORTLAND-AprH y. III. s;m Horatio
Hall, Bragg, New York; schs II /. lay.
Calais for New York; July Fourth Ban
gor for Boston.
cd schs + " Clark. Goodwin. Norfolk
and Pensacola; Mcrom. Kelly kcnnehcc
and Bait more; Ment Banks: Nellie r
Colbeth and CambL idge Bickford, Boston
sid. Sch Matte Allies, Hlusboro, \ h.
Other Domestic Ports.
CITY ISLAND, n. Y.-Apri IS
bound south, sim Manhattan, Port
land; schs Hattie L. Smith, Rockland
Me: George l. Dixon. Hillsboro. y L:
Wesley Abbott, Ellsworth, Me. for
Rondout; Storm Petrol, do for do;
David a. Story, Bockland, Me; Ed
ward L Warren. do.
NEW YORk-April rs, sid, sim
Bavaria st John, n b; ships Satur-
nina Fanny, AMER; Andorinha Hope
Well Cape, n b.
Ar, sim Lucania. Liverpool and
Queenstown; sim Culden. Amsterdam
NEW HAVEN, CT.-April IS, sid,
sch Henry. Calais.
SALEM. MASS.-April 2S sid schs
! Fraulein. Br, New York; Georgia ID
Loud, Biddeford; 4 X Woodward,
South Gardiner.
HfANNIS. MASS.-April %. psd
east p NJ. - sail loaded schooners for
eastern ports.
VINEYARD HAVEN. MASS.-April
Is, ar. and sid. schs John Bracewell.
South Amboy for Saco; VIM ID Marvel.
Philadelphia for Gardiner; VIM Ii
Davenport, Rondout, for do: NJ Mar
rett. South Amboy. for Rockland
Ar. schs John StrouD, South Am
boy for Prospect Harbor. Me: Ealetta.
Pr, Oonset. for st John: Wentworth.
Br, New York for Windsor; Burpee
3r, New York for Windsor; Werdall
Burpep BIZ Fall River fO, ST John
Sid. schs Viola. Br. Wentworth. Br
Psd, tugs Gladiator. towing brig Mt
Carmel, Philadelphia for Portland.
schs VIM X Park Norfolk for Port
land: Mildred Pope, bound cast
Observation-Disclosures q, ar. sch
Richard Leaning. Bath: tug SWar-
tara. towing barge Maple Hill from
Portland.
sid. sch Almea Holmes Portland
DELAWARE BREA XIV ATEE,--
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New York Cotton Market.

New York, April q.
Cotton futures closed steady. ApriI
5.S1; May, 5.SG: june, 5.SG; July, j.92: Au-,
gust 5.32; September. 5.SJ; October. So:
November 5al, December. SOL; January.
So February, 600; March. G.G3.
Cotton SPOT closed quiet. l-lG higher;
middling uplands. 8 3-lG; do. gulf. ZIG.
Snln. non halag
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Wireless Teiegraphy Proves lis Worth.

London. April 2S.-Wireless teleg-
raphy had its first practical demonstra-
ton, this morning. The Goodwin
Sands lightship was struck by a pass
ing vessel. and the crew, utilizing the
biography apparatus. notified
South Foreland that their ship was in
a sinking condition. Tugs were there
upon dispatched to the assistance Of
the lightship.
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foreignPorts.

HAMBTRG-Apra .. ar. sim Ph,e-
niria, NcN Turk.
BEISTOL-ApTH IS sid, bark Way
iarer New Brunswick.
LlNEBPCOL-Apgil y, sld. SIMS
Scotsman. Quebec.
LONDON-April - sd, sim London
City. st John Via Halifax
INTERCOLLEGIATE =. ar. sim Van
ccuver. & John VIII Halifax.
SHIEDS-Apr.l 4-, sld, sim Planet
Mercury, Portland
BARRY BARRY ISLAND-Apru ".
psd, stm Mcmnun, Portland for Bris-
toll
HALIFAX. \ s-Aprn ". A.. sms
Silvia. Clark. Nov York, and sailed fam
s. Johns. y F; Cacouul. McPhau.
Portland: ST John city, Scclcy. It
John: ship J y Everett. Crossley, Mon
tevdeo; bark Aquilla, Tripani
Sd, sim Turlet Bell, Blcnkhum,
Lpuishurg
TT JOHN. \ B-April Is. ar. SENS
Tay. SpragE, Bridgeport; ANNA Laura
Palmer Providence; Temperance Bell.
River Hehcrt FOR Salient Cora +. But
lcr. New Haven: Sanhilda, Croscup
: Flash, Flower. Boston; Clarinc
Kcast, 10: Carrie Belc. Shanks, 10;
Helen. Cotton, Machias; Clifford q,
Petersen, Port Liberty: Sea Bird, An
dicWs, RockIand
Sid, Sims Cumberland. Allan, Bos-
ton; Chateau Lafle. Chabot, Liver
pool: schs Abbe ana Eva Hooper, Fos-
ten, Philadelphia; Ella Frown. Pea
body. New York; Vineyard. Kelly
we,
Island Frank l. p, Williams. Boston
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ALL DISEASES AND

Weaknesses of Men, from whatever cause aria.
1n% quickly and permanently cured AT the ulJ
reliaoie Peabndy Medical institute. No / Bultinrh
street Opposite Revere House, Boston Esfah
ilshed in lS5l. Chief physician graduate Harvard
A.dicai college. class 1864 who a.ways cure.
when others tail, 10y letter or in PERSON "'fh.,
D'asnoStictan; or Know Thyself Manual " a Wade
scuih"i medical science. price fftv cents hut sent
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Spain Ready for Her S2O,oOo.0o0.

Washington, April 2S.-Secretary Hay
was notified BY the French ambassador
today, that Spain would accept the
$20 600, coo to he paid under the treaty
Of peace for the Philippines. The pay
mclt viii ~ made to the ambassador
as soon rs the President returns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-29

10 Cure Constipation in One Week
To Purify the Blood in One Week
To Strengthen Nerves in One Week
To Cure Sick Headache in One Day
Take Cleveland's Celery Compound Tea.
CSC. Trial size free. If 1t fails to cure,
your money will be refunded. Jehn
Coughlin. West End Kennebec Bridge
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Chicago Wheat Market.

Chicago, April 2s.-Thc alleged low con-
dltion Of winter wheat ana reports of d.
iayed seeding strengthened wheat. TO-DAY
May closed with gain Of a ana inc
with 9smA advance. Corn closed Nil
changed ana oats X lower. Pork AMI
ribs declined 25- each ana lard closed UNI
changed
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Howard. Crosby & Co.'s Letter.
Boston. Apr

Boston. April =.
Yester-
Chicago. Opg. High Low Close day
MAY wheat ,0.a II. 70i,-7s 712s 7lis
Juty i 7l7s-72 70 7l7s 724,b 72-is
u;rh 't'J I'LL, "l,neI MIN, ac' unaer iast
4 the Northwest and on the report that
Kansas IN suffering badly for rain par
ucn.arly in inc West the fact that No. I
'sNI ing whcdU IL cn m export basis also
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Total Loss in Inc Philippines.

Washington, April 2S.-A statement
prepared at the war department shows
that l9S soldiers We're killed in the
Philippines from Feb. to April IS, ana
I'LL wounded Total. 1909.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-29

TOD Sloan. on Lnriliard's bay nlly
Sibola. won the 1Oou GUincas stake at
newmarket. Eng. Fir day. IN Il cunter. by
three lengths. Mr. Craven Waterhcdd
won the wclter handicap. with Sloan sec
nnd ON Lord Bcrcsfnrd' S nnric II.
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To Make Money

In wheat does not require steadily al
vancing market; in fact much money can
be made with q small investment on "a
comparatively quiet market. where the
fiuctuation are within Scent range
say 2l2 cents each way. For instance:
Surprising you start at around 12Iec ana
the market nuctuates between zoe and
75c that would be up 2l2 ana down ~
from 72i4c. You can
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Marine Notes.

The keel of the new PcndIcton
schooner was laid in Cartors yard.
Belfast, Tuesday. ana is 163 feet and
1 inches in length. The frame is pro-
nounced by experts the best ever
brought here. 1t was cut in Virginia
the past winter.
The first Grand Banker Of the season
to get away from Bucksport. the Gen
eral CogsWell, Capt. Chas. Cushing,
was toWed down through the narrows.
Thursday night by the steamer NJ. &
NJ. She will be followed very shortly
by the NJ. Il. StetsOn, Capt. Murdick
McIinnis.
Fields Pendleton Of Islesboro. has
gone to Vineyard Haven. where he Will
look after the hull OF the schooner
Henry L. Tilton which was wrecked in
the November gale. 1t was intende 4
to take the vessel to Belfast for repair
ing but she could not be hauled OFF the
beach as easily as expected ana 50 the
plans We're delayed. Just what they
will do now is not definitely known but
it is generally thought she viii receive
repairs at Boston.
Regarding the pretended message
which was found at IslesbUro relative
70 the loss Of the Steamship Pentagoet.
Capt. Mark lngraham, a brother of the
captain of the ill-fated steamer says
1t is impossible as nothing would be
found on the shore of Islesboro. If the
steamer was wrecked off Cape Ann.
At the time the Pentagoet went down
she was probably some 50 miles off
cape Cod where the current is Very
strong. and everything would have
been washed in an opposite direction
While | do not doubt that a message
was picked up it is not probable that
1t came from the Pentagoet. In my
belief if anything Of the kind was
found il was written by a sailor on
board vessel ana thrown overheard !.
Halifax, \. 5. April 2S-Thc Austria
park Aguilla which arrived, today. frnn
lfapanl was off the coast a month a~n
and was driven 800 miles away IN li,ars
gales which tore many Of her sail, IT, Tx
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MARKET REPORTS.
New York Money Market

New York, April y.
Money on call irmcr. in5l.; las. loan,
W per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 3jAnHt Der
cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business III bankers bills at $.NImiSlis
for demand and at SlSjhMISJJ2 for 10
days; posted rates. StS5i4mISG anu $iS7lz
"i3, commercial bills. $LAfUISll..
Silver certificates, 6I6tJiia.
Bar silver, G;is.
Mexican dollars %
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Miss Mary Spooner died suddenly abou.
p. NJ, Friday. AT New BEDFORD Mass
She was lo5 years. months and p days
W. ugt.
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Captain Coghlan ana other officers Of
the cruiser Raleigh witnessed the gam"
between Philadelphia and Boston. Inc
Manila heroes received an ovation from
the crowd. The game was a beautiful eN-
hib.iion. Orth. who pitched for the Phil
les, was invinciblc, Stahi making Bos-
IONS $ only hit Of consequence. ana Boston
was shut out. TWO of Nichols bases on
balls resulted in runs for the Phillies.
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Az pITTSEI-RG.

Plitsburg was outplaycd at every point,
but played good uphill game ana saved
h shutout In the last inning BY Donovan r
three-bagger and McCarthy's long n.y.
Attnnllnrr G2In.
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BASE BALL.
National League Games.
AT KEW YORK.

When the Baltimores had scored two
runs in The ninth, Gafncv called the
game on account of darkness, the Orioles
winning on even innings. u was slug
glng match. Dunn retired because Of an
injury in sliding to second The Brook
Iyn's fieded raggeu.y. Attendance, 1000.
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Halifax, y. 5, April 2S.-Thc Austria
Dark Aquilla which arrived, today. from
IFapani. was off the coast a month aer1
ana was driven 800 miles away BY alt-arsn
Salrs which tore many Of her sails IT, r.b-
nnMs am. smAshed hcr hnlts.
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BATTERIES
ana Clark.