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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-03
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Queen Victoria started from Nice for
England. Tuesday.
Wilfred MCGOWAN. aged 25. a native
of st. stephens. n. B.. a log driver.
was drowned at Colebrook, n. H, yes
terday.
Rev. Thomas c. Cannon died. Tuesday.
Al bradley Beach, \. j., from the effect
of poisoning, caused by eating canned
meat about month ago.i
Formal announcement Of the organ
ization Of the American Hide ana
Leather GO. was made at New York.
Tuesday. The company will soon be
Incorporated with a capital of S70.-
000. 0O0.
Henry E. Hyde. president of the
Equitable Life Assurance Society Of
the United States. died at his home at
New York, Tuesday, Of heart failure.
He was born at Catskill, n. ". Feb
Is. 1885.
The New York police board. Tuesday
denied license to the Coney Island
Sporting Club. There was a tie vote
This is the club under whose auspices
the FitzsimmOns-J efferies fight has
been arranged for
The famous Asbestos mine at Sail
Mountain in White county. Ca. has
been sold for $500. 900 to Bancroft &
kennick, mining engineers of London.
The sale on the basis of 5000 is
the greatest amount ever paid for
mine in Georgia.
The young Americans in the city Of
Durango. Mexico. have announced that
they will give bull fight. This has
excited earnest protests from the
American missionary clergy in Mexico,
who regret that their fellow country
men should not be contented with at
tending bull fights. but now begin 10
fight bulls themselves.
Col. Alex Biddle one of the Oldest
representatives Of the famous Biddle
family Of Philadelphia, and for y
years a director of the Pennsylvania
Railroad. died. Tuesday, at Philadel-
phia, in his seth year. His death was
FASTENED by 4 severe cold. He was con-
nected with many financial institutions
and was prominent in High school cir
cles
The body Of Mrs. Catherine Malley.
who disappeared from her home al
Lynn, Mass. April u. was found in
creek on the marsh between Lynn ana
Revere. Tuesday. by a number of work
men engaged on the state highway.
Mrs. Malley had been under medical
treatment for some time before her
disappearance and when she went
away she wore nothing but a skirt and
4 short sack. The Lynn police took
The body to Lynn. where it was viewed
by the medical examiner.
The autopsy held on the body OF
Frank Martin. who, ii is supposed, was
killed in a prize fight at the Whlte-
hall. A. c., at Albany. n. Y, Monday
night, revealed the fact that Martin
death was caused by a spasm OF the
heart. Frank McHenry, the other
principal, was committed on charge
of manslaughter in the first desree'
Martins seconds We're bailed. Whhe
McHenry's We're sent to Jail, charssu
with violating the provisions OF Inc
Horton sparring law.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-03
A GENERAL FIGHT
At Buffalo. in Which Two Men Aie Shot and
Over 20 Are Arrested.

Buffalo y. ". May This after
between a boss scooper ana one Of his
men. began on the docks at Main and
Ohio streets. \ general fight followed.
during which George Skinner. said by
the police to be a Canal street idler,
opened an indiscriminate fire with a
revolver. VIM. Kennedy. relative of
James Kennedy, one of the men hold
ing the contract for unloading grain
at this port, was shot in the groin and
seriously injured. ana James Hennes-
Sy. a fireman. was struck on the
thumb. the ball grazing his abdomen.
Kennedy and Hennessy We're removed
to the hospital. Skinner fired five shots
before he was arrested and with 20
others was taken to the station house
Great excitement prevailed for a time
While the firing was going on an i'm
mense crowd collected and serious
trouble was imminent but a large force
of police forced the crowd to dispense
Half a dozen men assaulted Contractor
Kennedy but were driven away before
he was seriously hurt
Many arrests have been made in con-
necton with the shooting of Kennedy
ana stories that more than one striker
hred a revolver are being investigated
a dispatch was received from Albany,
tonight, stating that Gov. Roosevelt
had instructed the state board of arbi-
tration to come tn Buffalo at once and
report on the strike.
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New York Produce Market.

FLOUR-Receipts, 1900 bills: eYnoL.
2l5sl bbls.. sales. 600 pkgs: dull essIds'
but not quotaby lower a'er'
RYE-Steadier; No. 2 Western GIL O.,
afoat. VIZ i0b.
WHEAT-Receipts. 37.G09 bnsheis
ports, lS'H3 bushels: sales, / ~, Co1 b,,,,
els futures. 10000 bushels suot 'ash-
easy. No. red. slA fob. afinat ana "a a l,p
Vator; No. J Northern Duluth Nm VII
aHoat u arrive; No. ] Northern Sso,
York, s35s fob afoat. ""
CORN-Receipts. I121y husbats.
ports, Gi,21s bushels; sales. 2l5.GG bnsba,-
futures. 10000 bushels spot ana outnar,I
spot steady: No. 2 42lk0f3Iz fob. afi6af !,
arrive and spot. '''aI u
OATS Receipts. 7s.4OO bushels; exno,,.
~ sa3 bushels; sales, 10000 bushels sno,
Spoil quiet; No. z. q: No. 3. q; M J
Wnitr, 321z, track white 3lSI3g
BEEF Quiet; cut meats, steady
l.ARD-M eak: Western steamed IL ABA .
May, 1.4Z1z. nominal; refined, essv M
PORk-Easy.
BtTTER-Steady; Western creaner,.
liis4l1; do. factory. 12z1l31k: state dalry
l3l2nlG; DO. creamery, l4E@l7
'tEE5E-Old. easy: large white -.
small 90, l2nl2A; large colOred, "; small
do. IZnl2h; new, steady; large SiL 91as ! !
small, weak. .. F'E''''
EGGS-tluiet; state ana Pennsylvanta
l"4G' l3l2; Western fresh, I2tb0l3. snnrb
ern, l1AM1H2 'outh-
PETROLEUM
KOSIN-SteAdy.
III RPENTINE-Firm
RlCE-Firm.
MOLASSES-
FKElGHTS-S Steady.
81 GAR-Raw, strong: fair refining
! 3-l@i4; centrifugal. ll-IG: moIasse
sugar, ~; refined, firm.
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CANevARO DEFENDS HIMSELF.
Italian Premier Produces Secre! Document
With Which TO Garry His Poni.

Rome, May I'm thu Chamber ~
Deputies. today, there was an"ther
prolonged ana animated discussion re-
garding The governments foreign pol
icy growing ont OF various interpella-
lions. The debate was again adjourn
Cd, until tomorrow, when the govern
m"nt viii make a statement covering
all the questions raised.
IN the course Of the discussion Ad-
miral Clncvlru, minister for foreign
affairs created 4 lively sensation ~
producing, in response to the attacks
upon his policy at san Nun hay. China.
an official letter. signed hy Count BONN
fongare. under secretary of state for
foreign affairs, in the cabinet of Mar
quis III Rudni addressed - the then
minister of marine, Signor Brin. re-
guessing the latter 10 Initial" some ac-
ton that would secure for il station
in China. Tho production Nc the let
trr demonstrated that the leaders or
the present opposition really initiated
he policy that they are now criticising
Admiral Canevdro's action in making
public a secret document evoked sharp
comment from Marquis hi Rudini.
Signor Crispi former premier. and
ptllt'l itfdhiiiS Illt'IlIttIS "a lIit lt.lill-
Ter. Finally Gen. PrllcuX. the prrmier.
asked that the debate ~ adjourned ana
Inc House rose amid considerable eX-
element.
The cabinet will meet. tomorrow
morning, and it is rumored that Gen
Pc!leuX will tender the resignation of
The ministry To King Humbert.
Gen. PellcuX went to the quirina.
.his evening, ana reported the situation
To King EIumbert.
The scene in the Chamber when Sig
r0r Crispi reprovcd Admiral CaneVaro
for divulging state documents was very
striking. We are giving with light
hearts" said Crispi, "a sorry spectacle
10 Europe | ask the Chamber to cease
this discussion"
The deputies treated Signor Crisp.
with extraordinary Difference. several
rising ana cxclaimng He is our only
man.
AS thrre-fourth Of the deputies are
likely to vote against the government
Il is believed that Gen. PeflcuX has de-
Cidcd to repeat a strategem often en-
ployed by Marquis hi Rudini and %
resign forthwith in which case King
Humbcrl will probably invite him u
reconstruct the cabinet.
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MERRITT DEFENDS ALGER.
Declares Ne Is Best War Secretary The World
Has Ever Seen.

Detroit. May THE Michigan Socie-
ty. Sons of the American Revolution,
entertained the visiting delegates. Of
ficiais of the order and distinguished
guests, tonight, at grand dinner.
The menu was elaborate and the doe
uratinns fine The occasion was made
notable by the presence Of Sec. Alger.
Senator Chauncey NJ Depew. Major
Gen. Jos. Wheeler. Maj. Gen. w. II.
Merritt. Gen. Horatio g. King, Inspec-
tor Gen. j. G. Brecinridge ana many
others who rendered distinguished ser
vices in the Spaninsh and Civil wars.
A feature of particular interest was
the speech by Gen. Wesley Merritt
Merritt warmly defending Sec. Alger.
He declared Alger the best secretary
Of war the world has ever seen.
Fully 1000 members Of the order sat
at II long tables.
At the speakers table sat 80 of the
distinguished guests, including the no
tables mentioned. officers Of the nation
al order and state presidents. After
discussion Of the menu. Ex-senator
Thomas w. Palmer. president Of the
Michigan Socity as toastmaStcr. began
he speech making. When he men
toned the name of Sec. Algcr. the
banqurtcrs rose and chre,cd cnthuSi-
astically. The speakers chose their
own subjects. Franklin Murphy. the
newly elected president general Of IN"
national society. was first called upon.
IL responded happily ana appropriate
III
Major Gen. Merritt said: when w"
wont IN the phlliuIfucs there was only
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The Americans As Fighters.

they have already proved several times.
They have always fought right ana for
right. that's the reason. America is like
her famous household remedy-Ios;et-
tcr's Stomach Bitters. For half a CEN
fury this great remedy has been rcstor-
ing strength to weak stomachs, vigor to
tired nerves, ana health and strength To
the whole body. It's reputation has
steadily advanced in spite Of hundreds OF
limitations. 50 long as disease lives in
ach BitterS live to cure ii. If YOU are
troubled with constipation, Indigestion
liouSness, or if your kidneys have been
oVerWorked try Hostettcr's Stomach BIT
tiers. II VIII cure You. If you are We'll
thSe 1t occasionally TO keep you So
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Base Ball Notes.

The Chicago Chronicle says that at the
meeting of the city council. next Monday
night, an ordinance will be introduced by
Alderman Frank r Fowler. which wal
prohibit the playing of Sunday base bal
~ameS.
Phil Jason. the well-known polo and
base ball player IS Mt his home in Rock
land He has had several offers to plaT
with different teams the coming season
ana will accept the most lucrative one
Jason has played in the Knox County
League and on the teams in Salem anc
llavtrhill when those cities were mem
brrs of the New England League.
Special Commissioner Cunningham
ruling that Chris Won Der Abe in his
conspiracy suit against L. De Haas Rob
son, Edward \. Becker and other mem
bers Of the National Base Ban Leagu"
did .ot stare sufficient facts in his pet.-
ton to constitute a cause OF action, was
affirmed by Judge Withrnw, at st. Louis
Tuesday Ii Won Der Abe fails to amen,
his netition within 10 days h. " Il b
thrown out of court.
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Howard, Crosby & Co.'S Letter.
Chicago.
July wheat.

bpSlOn, My =.
Yester-
Chicago. Opg High Low Close day
July wheat. 1874 iaA 72l2-Fs 72ai 73'.
Wheat opened easier, lic under last
nights quotations; local demand was re-
stricted by the decline of I'D. at Liver
pool, and the absence of foreign interest.
The news was divided. There were iigh;
showers in the Southwest. but it was dry
in Kansas and too cold in Red River vat
ley, and the market also felt the effect of
yesterdays big deliveries. The profess
sional talent We're afraid to buy wheat.
lest the cloudy weather over Kansas
should turn into rain and start a decline;
they We're also afraid to sell it lest il
should clear off and 50 start an advance.
There was a trace of rain in Kansas ut
Wichita, ana it was cloudy over the state,
with a low barometer, but no rain. Liver
pool opened I'D. lower and closed ed.
lower. The sentiment was divided. but
turned bearish towards the close and the
closing was Ne. below the opening price.
The stock market opened steady and
there was nothing in the way OF news
After the first Hurry tine shorts renewed
liquidation. the talk of gold exports con
tinuel, ana bear sailing in. Some
sharp advances were scored at the start,
hut al times ii was impossible to follow
The fluctuations, they were 50 rapid and
violent. After the opening there was
some effort 10 sustain prices but the gen
eral market was meavy and there was
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Chicago Produce Market.

~, Chicago. May 2.
WHEAT-May HA: July, 72A Septem-
CORN aa7s; July. sHz@3iz.; Sep
-, oATs-May. 2G7s@2 Ga4; July. 2s7.d2i.
September. 22G221s
PoRtK--May, sS,75; July, 500: septem-
LAARD-Mav. s5-12l4; July. s5.aal4: Sep
.. RI IL MY. 'i-574; July, sl72l4; Sep
Cash quotations closed as follows:
FLOI R-Quiet and steady
WHEAT-No spring, 7lG72; No. 3 do.
SFfIl; No. 2 red. 74G75.
COkN-No. ?, 3sasm3i; No. yellow. sis
0ATs-No. ?. 27a27A; No. white. 2ss.
AGO.; No. 2 DO. 29G30
RYE-No. 2, So
BARLEY-No. 2. c5G42
FI.AXSEED-No. ]. sl.lidl li1.; n w
Silt. ''
TIMOTHY SEED-s24G
LARD 51205.15
PORK-Mess, s.. 75fIS 50; ribs, A45G447.
shoulders. 4l2N424; clear sides, 81 s5dIG5
S545 -
CLOVER-sG25. :. =
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A SEVERE LES. ON
For the 81. Regis Indians. But Agent Long Is
Still on Anxious Seat.

Cornwall. Ont, May INDIAN Agent
Long passed an anxious night as the
result of yesterdays shooting affair at
St. Regis reservation. He said, this
morning, that If the officers had not
fired when they did they would have
been killed. The Indians are very
restless. but they have evidently
learned a severe lesson. They say that
the shooting was unnecessary ana will
lay charge against Ices slayer. This
morning, the body of Jake Ice. the In
dian who was killed. was still lying
where it fell. awaiting the arrival of a
coroner. His squaw said that since the
government had sent men to kill her
husband they might send men to bury
him.
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THE UNTOLD MIsERIES

That arise from the Errors Of Youth Excuses
Of mature years and all Diseases and Weaknesses
OF Men, from whatever cause arising, can he ale
Waited and CURED. Read The Diagnostcian I;
or. Know Thyself Manual Wade Mecum for Men
Only, who seek for True Principles Of Treatment.
Price, fifty cents. but sent free, SEALED, for In
days. Address, THE PEABODY MEDICAL lNSTl-
TUTE, No. Bulfinch Street, Boston, Mass; con
suitation in person or by letter. CONF lDENIIAL,
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Chicago Wheat Market.

Chicago. May Holders Of wheat liqui-
dated freely. today. on a partial break in
The drUuth and on predictions Of general
rains. July closed with loss of = Cora
declined i4Hss. and oats Il. Pork lost g.
lard and ribs declined 2l@d5c each
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-03
New York Cotton Market.

New York, May 2
Cotton futures closed steady. May. SO:
June, 5.Ao; July, 5.N5: August. 5.SG: Sep
TENDER, 5-S3; October. 5.S6; November, 5s6;
December; $50; January. 5.s3; February
$50. March. 5g9.
Cotton spot closed quiet 1-l6 loyer;
middling uplands. 6ls; do. gulf. 6as. Sales,
3l5 bales
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-03
NDULGEN7
MOTHERS

Many Young girls beauty wasted by unnecessary pam a.
time Of menstruation and many ndulgent mothers WIN
mistaken kindness their daughters grow careless
about physical health Dr.n
Miss CARRIE NJ. LAMB, Big Beaver. Mich writes: DEAE
A.. | suffered profuse ana
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SOME PEOPLE

Think ID Is cheaper to move than II Is to
pay rent. There is n man down in Peru.
Me, who has moved 80 many times dur
ing the past year that when he goes to
the barn now the hens all lie down On
their back and stick their feet up In ths
air ready to have their legs tied. they are
used 10 II. There Is nothing like getting
will never know how. This is on the
principle of nothing venture, nothing
nave" which brings us to the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-03

Miss CARRIE Nj. LAMB,
MRS. PINKHAM-A year
irregular menstruation
and leucorrhGa. My
appetite was variable.
stomach sour and bowels
were not regular. and
was subject to pains like
collie during menstruation.
/ wrote you and began to
take Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and
used two packages of
Sanative Wash. You can't
imagine my relief. My
courses are natural and
general health improved. "
Mrs. MAMIE ADKINS,
La Due, Mo-, writes:
DEAR MRS. PINKHAM-
I feel it my duty to tell
you of the good your
Vegetable Compound has
done my daughter. She
suffered untold agony at
time Of menstruation be-
fore taking yourmedicine
but the Compound has
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-03

sell TOT her own sake ana eSPe'
for the sake of her daughter. write
to Mrs. Pinkham. at Lynn. Mass
for her advice about all matters
concerning the ills of the feminine
organs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-03

Half the Ills that man IL heir to come
from Indigestion. Burdoek Blood Billie.
strengthens and tones the ptomach
makes Indigestion impossible
mon, we'd fri& wky.tf
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National League Standing.
Other Games.
AT NEDFORD. MASS.

Tufts defeated n strong team from
Bates in an exciting and well-playe
game on Tufts oval, by score 81 70 =
The features Of the game were Williams
pitching. ana two twu-baggers Dy LeahN
and one by HaZelton at critical moments
For Bates. Pulsifer did remarkapir Work
in center field and at the bat. I4its Won
the game in the ninth, by scoring lou'
runs. Attendance, 5n.
Tufts ............. o o u
Bates ............. d ID
Batteries Williams and Kelley, Hussey
and burlington. Two-base hi[s-Hazelton'
First on balls-Bean' Kelly Hit BY
pitched ball-Dean. Struck out-By VII
iiams. s; by Hussey. 3. Umpires, cnrfan,
Tufts; Emery, Bates Times. 2lo
AT CAMBRIDGE.
The Cambridge nine of the New Eng
land League won an exciting lo-ihnins
of to 3. Both teams fielded well, whlie
clark of the Bowdoins batted in fine
form.
Camb'gp q o 2 o o II -
Bowdon, . 2 0 0 0 0 o-3-lO-l
Observation-Disclosures ana Carter; Pratt
and Turner
At Newark-Newark. Z; Scranton, s..
At Hartford-TorOnto, 8; Hartford, D.
At Misunderstanding, IL; Richmond, II.
All Observation-Disclosures! g. Paterson, 3.
At pringfield-Springfeld, Il; Roches-
ter, o.
At Worcester-Worcester, II; Mont
real, ..
At Observation-Disclosures 5; Wilkes
barre, ?.
Al Observation-Disclosures, ,; Provi-
dence. 2.
At ambridge-Harvard, 90: Phillips
Exeter, 2.
Al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70; University
of Vermont, >.
At Washing Georgetown. G; Uniyer.
slty of Virginia, >.
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MAIN QUESTION
WHICH IS,
BUY WHEAT
ON BREAKS

You can buy 1000 bushels on a 2la poin-
marg II with Us. as Is explained IN our
free book
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n EANY a dufu daughter pays in pain for her mother
MI ignorance perhaps neglect.
XV4 The mother suffered and she thinks her daugh.er
s+ suffer also This is true only a limited extent NO
excessive pain healthy Every mother should inform nr.
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IT IS TREASON.
Continued from page ~

this statement to The Associated Press.
today:
These pamphlets actually incite to
mutiny and it would be utterly unJusti-
fable to permit their circulation among
the soldiers in the Philippines Their
circulation is a movement TO induce
the soldiers to disobey orders and in e.
feet to embarass and resist the gov
eminent in whose service they are en-
gagged. Their circulation except in the
mails for the Philippines. is not inter-
fered with. because, in being sent 10
Manila, they are destined Tor soldiers
lighting our battles. but in this country
the effort to incite TO mutiny coulN
have no result.
Not only are they designed to incite
To mutiny the American soldiers IN
those island, but also to foment ana
encourage insurrection on the part OF
the FilipinoS themselves. Such sediti-
Gus literature as that now estopped
might have an affect on the forces We
now are dealing with that would be in
calcuia5 to their advantages and
certainly would tend to stimulate and
strengthen their already weakening pc
sition The law covering the case is
ample.
What action might be taken in the
offense which is of the gravest character
is not to lie discussed. do not believe
there is any intention to prosecute Mr.
Atkinson as the matter now stands.
The authority 10 do So however. is
plain. He not only attacks the Presi-
dent and the government in the most
violent language and disputes the ma
tional policy, but also calls on tn"
American troops to defy the govern
ment. Certainly this government is
empowered To stop or check as ii sees
fit. the circulation Of these seditious
publications"
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BASE BALL.
National League Games.
AT CLEVELAND.

AT CLEVELAND.
Cleveland and Louisville again broke
even. The first game was close ana eS-
citing. The home team batted out q VIC
tory in the second game. the errors ~
the visitors contributing somewhat |" the
result. Attendance BOO.
First game: pur
? AZ 8 I 3 ! 4 / r: :
Louisville, j 0 x-3-lo-l
Batteries-Carsey and thinner; Philips
and Kittredge.
Second game:
l2345 RH;E;
Cleveland. 4 S-s- y
Louisville. % % "-3-h-'
Ratteries-sudhoff and thinner; Mctse'
and Powers
AT PITTSBURG.
Pittsburg won from 81, Louis, alter On
Of the most stubbornly contested game
seen here for years. Gardeners hand wa
anlit in the fourth: Bowernan was pui
out OF the game for talking back Ia
smith; OConnor was taken from m
bench by policemen and put of tn
srounds; several ST Louis players werr
lined and the scene closed with yelling
and ieerlng crowd following Umpire
Smith 70 the dressing room.
a,...,, 8 I 3 70 II I i; =
ST. Louis, | o 0 0 Q 0-3- 81
Observation-Disclosures, Gardner, SchrVer
and Bowerman; Jones and Criger.
AT NEW YORK.
The Giants won by timely hitting in the
sixth Fosters hit sending in two runs
that won the game. The locals heided
snlendidy. AS much cannot he said 81
the Phillies. The game was called aiitr
the visitors eighth inning on account q
darkness Attendance, 1860.
3 Ri j.,
New York. . . . o . x-4-lo-l
Philadelphia. ! @ - o "-3-lo-'
Batteries-Coakley and Grady: Frazer
and Douglass.
AT WASHINGTON.
The Senators were shut out, thelr MI
ting being very weak and fielding poor
and the visitors hrldlrs pe1HS INT A'o' =
Attendance, 1000.
234 5 s Q R.H.E.
Wash.ctou. d o q . o 49, -
Ratteries-Baker and Mcguire; Hughes
and Farrell.
AT BALTIMORE.
The game was an interesting contest
mill The NINTH when The Orioles Went u
precps ana made a bunch Of four errors,
allowing the Champions 70 score louI
runs without a hit. Miller pitched good
game but Nichols showed 10 better ad-
vantage. Attendance. Ej'n
6 Ri. +.
Baltimore, = u o o. -
Boston, "
Ratteries-Miller and Robinson; Nichols
and Clarke.
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WAR NOTES.

The 9Th Regiment of Immunes from
Cuba disembarked from the transport
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little commission house buying. Non..
was In brisk demand "'hey