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Tombstone prospector., 1899-07-27
This Is Your Cpport unity.

Thts Is Tour CpJ'0rfuhtfye
 On receipt of ten cents. cash or stamps, ( gsnesous sample will be mailed of the most popular Catarrh and Hay Fever Cure (Eiy's Cream Balm) sufficient to demon. StxAte the great merits of the remedy.
 ELY BROTHERS,
 56 Warren St, New York City Rev. John Reid, Jr.. of Great Falls, Mont, Recommended Ely's Cream Balm ic me. I sAn emphasize his statement, '.It is a poai. tive cure for catarrh ii used as directed"- Rev. Francis W. Poole. PsstoE Central PreA ChuEeh, Helena, Mont
 = Ey's Cream Balm is the acknowledged auro for catarrh and contains no mercury asr any injurious drug nrice. 90 cents.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-07-27
Beauty Is Hood Deep.

Clean blood means d clean skin. Ea beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathars tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by staElns np the lazy liver and driving all i'm. banish pimples, boils, blctches, blackheads, and that sickiy bilious complexion by taking Cascarets,--beauty for ten cents. All drues Sists, satisfaction guaranteed. Js~ 's~. alc.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-07-27

During the fscsl year just close 1 1s, ,l23 men enlisted in the navy, of whom 2.l47 were enlisted for war only. There wsss 79S boys under instruction.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-07-27
NOTICE.

To Property Owners-l'he As sessed Value of Whose Property Was Increased bv the Board of Equaliza- tion at the July, 1899, Sit ting.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-07-27

MiNNAE MAX IN,
 ORVILLE MARTIN,
 Defendant. Action brought in the District court of the First Judicial district Of the T, uitory of Ari- zora in and for the County of Cochisc and the 1omplaint filed in the said County of Ccc!::ss :n the office c: :..e clerk oi said District Court. The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Oville Martin
 You are hereby required 10 appear in an ac- ton brought against you by the above named Plaintiff in ,te District Court cf the First ludi. cial District Of ;hhe Territory of Arizona in and for the County of Cochisc, and io answer the complaint filed therein, within ten days exclusiye of the day oi serycsj after the service on you Of this summons If served within this county; or if served out of this county but in tf.is- district. within twenty days. otherwise within thirty days, or judgment by default will be taken against you according to tie prayer of said complaint.
 The saii action is brought to obtain decree of divorce from the bcnds O: nlatIinony fsnd for the sole custody of the miner children. Lena M. Martin and Oryil!e Milton Martin. and for all general. equitable and proper relief.
 Given u:.der ny hand and the
 sesl oi the Dist-ict Court of
 the First Iudtciel District of the tsEAL. Territory Of Arzoaa. i1 and for
 tte County this sth day of
 July. in the year Of our
 Lord one thousand eight hun
 drec a-d n;nety-nine.
 A. H. EMANUEL Ju;y.-7. Clerk.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-07-27
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

TOMBSTONE, Iuly az. 1889 The following is the list of property the asses, sed valuation of which was raised by the board of equalization of Cochise county at it's re e'uiar Iuly Isee sitting. together with the names oi the owners thereof, which said owners nave jailed to appear b-foie said board in reponSe ~ n9u- 6ca,iou 10 appeAr and show cause. II any, why the raise should not be made.
 Published in compliance with paragraph aSS4 Sec,,op a8 of the revised statutes of Arizona.
 Amount
 raised and added.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-07-27

0~zr Tsss-rs sps: sns s,eke yosr He Sway.
 Co quit tobacco easily and forever. be n,at ,esic. full of life. scr.e and yisor. E-ke Nc!Ts 3ae. the wonder worker. that make weak ner strong Al drusg1s.s, 5ec CT q. Cure guara.s .eed Booklet aud sample free Aedresi Sterling Remedy C. ChicNgo og yew Yogk
Tombstone prospector., 1899-07-27
Central Mining Office,
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, FIRST Il Judicial District. of inc Territory Of Arizona in and for the County of Cochise. MINNIE MARTIN,
Tombstone prospector., 1899-07-27

Eiu~ase -our EoweIs Wssn cssearsss. Candy t,atha-tic. cure constsrsttcu .osuyee.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-07-27
CITY AND CsUEff OFFICIAL PAPER
 FREE COINAGE 10 tOl.

A buisiness mems association has been formed in Phoenix, its chief object dsin9 e advertise the resources, iD- dustrisl and climatic, of Maricopa county. A fuad has been subscribed for that purpose by progressive citizens of Phoenix. which already amounts to ever $3.000. The board of supsrv;sors will bs pstitioned to appoint . com. nissioaer of immigration and appro- priats money for his sAisry and for adveTtising the country.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-07-27

.dines at-BARRETT, BISBEE, aud SOLOMOI Smelling Works at-BARRETT
 COCHISE COUNTY, AkIZ
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The American Tobacco Co..
III Fifth Avenue. New-York City.

finals will re held Saturday night, There will DO
four classes. bantam. feather. lightweight and wei.
torweght
Frank Craig the ' Harlem Coffee Cooler" 10 trying
to convince the public that he robbed out OF
Decision in his recent meotng with Tommy Ryan.
The Cooler says that Referee George Siler took too
long to count when he knocked Ryan down In the
second round 1t queer that the time-keepsis did
not discover this
pedlar Palmer has arrived safe and sound in Eng
land. lie was greeted more like Q victor than
loser Palmer. in an interview. gave out the i'm;
him out in his contest with Terry McGoyern. He
told his friends that he would like to fight MoGovern
again In England for as big side stake Motiovern
wants
Peter Msher through his manager, Pete Jowsry.
writes A. follows to THH sUS; Peter Mahsr. having
defeated the latest asptrant for honors
Joseph Kennedy. ia entitled to recognition from
Kid Mccoy who CHALLENGED the winner Mccoy
game. and after making the blum tries to
get night with Fitzsmmons. Maher il
anxious to fight the winner of the shariey enries
contest, but as Mccoy. FitZsimmons and Corbett
want to meet the winner also MHhers only slterna-
tive 10 to face either of the three beforehand, which
no will do. Let the winner Of this battle be ptted
against the successful puRiltst In the encounter be-
tween Jofries and ShArkey. AmAtoh can DO arrang.
ed by addressing me care Of the Park House. West
Cbester. N
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Tn. winners ut Chicago.

rnce at Hawthorne to-day and Jockeys yititoo and
Shepard narrowly escaped death; Kisme fell In
from behind struck her and fell breaking his neck.
Tbs boys were not badly hurt aalvable was tho
only favorits to win. Summary:
First Race-Four and one.half furlones-Fidel
Youlin, 10 (winkneld) 4oto 1. won; The Lady. no
IN HID to second: Bolace, ITO tvandusen), 10
TO I, third Time. o;6B8.
Second Raoo-sik furlongs-sly. 1ot IN. HID, o
TO /, won Horse Shoe Tobacco, 1ob IT. Burns), to
l. second; Bertha Nell. 1o2 (MtchelD, to /. third
Time, 1:14h.
Third Race-one Undesirable, 1o2 IT. Burns). q
to 8. won; Great Bend, 1o1 Vtitoe), to q second;
Found, 70 Dominick). to 1. third Time. l:4o4.
dor. III tDesnl;7 to J. won; Yolooo. 1o8 lyittoel.
ito !. second; 1nnovstor. 1o3 III. Brown. 20 TO l..
third. Time, 1854.
Fifth Race-One mile-Tillis W., 1ot tMitohslD. 10
70 J. won; Defender II. e5 Dugan), 20 to l, second:
Ethlion 100 (R jones' to 1. third. Time, 1:47A.
Sixth Race--one mile-Dsnanoe, 100 Dugan). 20
TO ], won: Maurice W.. 100 On Hnll to 1. second;
Rubtin. 100 (Ames). 4 to !, third. Time, 1:t8h.
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L.. H. New lorL-He is tanning at New Dorp,
Staten Island.
A Constant Reader New Hsven-So pictures were
taken ~ the ultgls
Joe Cans has signed articles 10 box Martin Judge
in Baltimore ON oct. II,
Tommy white. Of Chicago and lid Ashs, oolored ,
of Cincinnati Fought htteen'round draw A. ClnoIn'
matt Monday night.
Jim judy. OF Scranton was yesterday matched to
meet Bill HAnrahAn. N this city. in twenty. q" aud
contest at tue Pelican A. e. next saturday night.
PAul Reilly of this city. met he Toots ~ Brook.
Ign, in \ tsn-round bout IN Dalbury on Monday
night. Kelly made game Fhowlug, bntwA sEnorkci
out In the seventh round with \ lefi swing on tho
Jaw.
The preliminary bouts Of the Gotham A. c. will
be decided tonight at the Broadway A. y. The
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7he ChloAgos won eight games and scored 90 runs
against the Cincinnstis. while the Reds captured sx
games and Tailed on runs.
Tho Maujer A. @. of Brooklyn. has completed its
schedule for The season. Thirty.one games yer.
played against all the leading clubs in New jersey
Connecticut and New York ana only four were lost
PRIECEToN, o t. 3.-Tho Freshmen baseball tsam
defeated tho Juniors this afternoon In the second
game OF the sores for the possession OF
the class baseball trophy cup by the score OF TO
This s the first opportunity the baseball manage
ment has had to get line tho material in the en-
tsrng class, and Captain Hillebrand believes that
he has the making Of several varsity players among
the freshmen,
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puooKLYS. Y: WASHINGTON, 3-rIRsr GAME.
WASHINGTON. Oct 3-The Senators and Su-
rcrbrs divided honors in the double header
LAY and one OF the largest crowds OF the
season including many Dewey holiday cele-
nauts from out OF town. took in the game after
the parade The Openlng numhsr on the blll
lal Roy Evans opposing j mmy Hughes on the
i, hher Evans gave a torry sxhl pition and
nss lavish in his distribution OF dead head
rnsss. to first. His delivery was slamme ed Tor
,welys hits Hughes held tho locals under the
.reIl OF his marvellous delivery, his pitching
icing the only feature OF the game. saw ing two
srectacular catches by Sagle off HUGHES and
XII Sy these fielding icats. OF the Liliputian
centre gardener cutting of long drives for two
or three bases. .
final half Of the ninth. and played in the final
game The veteran Weyhing was assailed for
Ton safety shots in tho final game. though tho
hlfs of the silver haired twirler were scat
tered and only in the fourth did the Superhas
score In this inning successive bunts by Kol-
lev Jennings and Jones we're followed by q
double BY Tom DAILY. McGann was ordered
rom the game Ivy Bob Emsls for comforting
a sub rosa title on Robert. McGann was at the
bat when his hit OF hilingsgate was Interpo-
lated ami Barry replaced him. DIR. McJames
iUired brilliant ball in the final game but LUCK
was with the Senators and the medioo lost a
rt.breaking game. Attendance $500. The
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Rowling No!Us.

THc .ruiug canes in the hrcad. H.adptu Tour.
lIuru' nave been postponed Wntl oct ID.
Iur newly or.s ICED ENplns son Bowling club VIII
he governed ~ '.r following officers during tbs en-.
AZ INK year. T.. NrhuchmSn, President i, Nogel.
Wee. President, j. Lair Secretary j. Weiss, TroA,'
urrr 4. Eausch Captain.
The Brusn Kit he's Co.. WhitGll. TAtam Co.,
aud PoNSs and WsightmHn employees have re.
signed from the Wholesale prug Trade Bowling IA
sOciAton but the oiCIG of the latter orgaHiLatiJ
ARC 4angune that three otheg houses will be induced
to eprCr teams In this seaspus tournament, Which
will lvS!u IN about two wtekI.
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Lawn Tennis.

NEW HAVEN. Oct. 3.-Ths first days play in
the Inter Collegiate tennis Tournament
brought out some very ine tennis. the Ward.
Hackett match being especially closely con.
tested. The results Of the day were as follows:
Preliminary Round - Hsckett. Yale. defeated
Odgen, Princeton, &C. Go.
First Round-Davis. Harvard. defeated Alexander
Princeton. as. 60: Little. Princeton, defeated
Plummer, Yale. 6-3. OIL; Ward, Harvard. defeated
Hacket. Yale, 6-8, 81. Ga: Allen. Yale. defeated
Marvin. Harvard. 2-6, Ga. Go.
The drawings for the second days play werei
sinCles-pavis Harvard. VS.. Allen. Yale; Little.
Prime eton, vs.. Ward, Harvard,
Doubles-Prelminary round--Hackett and Allen.
Yale. We. Marvin and Thomas, Harvard.
First Round-Davis and Ward Harvard. VI. Plum
mer and Chlds. Yale; Little and Alexander, Prince
ton. va. winners Of Racket and Allen-Maryin and
Thomas match.
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The Jardine Basketball Team. formerly DR.. Saw
age tea A. woul ! like u arrange games for shtur-
day nvhts AVA from home. Address =. Brick.
mann. Jr., s2p Niuth avenue,
Tho second basketball I am OF the Mount Vernon
! II c !. uns rc-urIRui2ed for the coming season,
rad would liz" t. arrange game: Win srnn[ tea
in ard around Grrutrr New York averaging l25
l.,uHu, Address William @ clark. Jr., 10 Eas.
First street, II JGut \ciaou, y, !.
AtaTs'nnt meeting ~ the tArrnd n Basketball
TEEN, 1. EsUach Wa. elected C'p'alH and A. IRON
rh manager, The team is fast getting into shape.
And ia nady - hook tacs Nith any team that aver
axes 20 pounds. tHt " town games preferred, and
Huuli Ike % lu3I - the serund team OF the 81.
Thomas and otltho has: Side Y. NJ. GA address A
FroLlich, Jus AG.r!!r street BrJoL |yn, y. y.
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Cricket.

Tho Staten Island Cricket Club has every
thing in readiness for NE match which will
begin to-day at Livingston. between All-New
York and Prince Ranjitsinhji's English team.
The visitors arrived here on Monday evening
apd went direct to the Hotel Cassleton at st..
George. They were interested spectators yes
tsrday At the Yacht race. being the guests Of
eleven. and other New York criok eters. Tho
game to- day will be started at IL O'Clock. and
there will be as few delays as possible in order
that the result may be reached In the two days
OF the N atoh. Some difficulty has been expert
IeaEue In seleotinR the local team but the1
have chosen the best men available.
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Turf Notes.

Alongo Nudfne secured q Judgment OF s7a6.l2
against j. Mcleod Murphy in septembcr: and tho
Sheriff alta he'd the racehorses Twinklor ron.
savannah and Elmido, which were In Murphy 4
stable at the Gravesend track and on Sept ~. Muir
phys interest in the horses was sold to George
Brooklyn yesterday set aside the sale and ordered
one. II was alleged that John y. Campbell
purchased Twinkler and FonsavannAh in January
last, and that J. Mcleod Murphv sold tho same
horses to Jimmie hichhels the cyclist, in July for
$1,000. Mr.. Campbell rsplevined tho horses and
took thsmt u Texas last Wednesday.
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noMllnE Games To.nl..ht.

Columbia Tournament Empir', CoruthiRu aud
Al Dun sJlie, a. the columbia Alleys
brooklyn k5ys! A.ranum I.cngUe rournAlnen go
Fraternity CDu1r0, oxford Council and Burnside
Council, At Train, 5 G.!cyB.
BrooLlyn Royal Aryanum League Snl-Tn4rnA-
meEt-GIIbtg Cuun' "a, BusHWI,E Council and Fern
Council. ~ tln Elephant Club alleys.
The I'nitsI Bowling Climbs Hesdp,n Tournament
oriental No. !, oriental No. ., oriental No. \.
Blcecker No l. BlseckeT No. :. Blocker No, q.
Woodland isnd HlrIdeutscher. at the GermaniA
Assembly Rooms ALLEYS
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No Meeting of the Interscholastis Associa-
ton.

No HeetinE OF the InterbchoIastfo Assocln-
ton.
As all the officers OF the New York Inter-
scholastic A. A. have graduated. there was no
one to call the first m Getting for the new school
year which was scheduled for Yesterday. This
has been the trouble for the past Eve years.
and the head masters as we'll az the scholars
are indignant over such turn OF affairs. The
popular feeling always has been that the
officers should be elected at the close OF every
school year. The meeting will be called for
next Tuesday afternoon.
The Athletic Association Of Trinity, School
held q meeting yesterday afternoon. Before
the session the Athletic Com mittee met to per-
iect ma ar r t he ndS9r
reported that the outlook for the games was
very favorable. On the suggestion OF Physical
Gymnestio carnival In the gymnasium tine nrst
week In February; The affair win be open to
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Rowing.

CAMBRIDGE. Oct. 3.-As there was NO oppor-
tunity for the Harvard undergraduates to show
their appreciation OF the work OF the Varsity
crew in winning the race with Yale last spring
the students have decided TO have a publ
ball man last fail. There will be a process on
headed 10y the crew and the college band fol.
lowsd by bonfire on Holms Field: The fall
rowing season was begun to-day Pat Don
ovar Tesumed charge at the Weld Club and 4
competent man will be engaged at the Newell
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on balls-od Callahan. Q; OF ounuinehau. 4. Struck
out-By Callahan. q; By Cunningham, 2. Home
run-BrAdley Three base hits-WaRner(al Ianya
Two, base hit-Lsnge. sacrincs me- kimmsr. Stolen
6.,e.LoaGh, bDOISis, plAy.Lesch: Wagner end
pitch-Callahan. Umpirss-Latham and Connolly
trime-l hour and as minutes.
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Lord Russell, Brother TO Maud g.. Sold for
a45B.

LExISUroS. Oct. 3.--At tho Woodland 4
shankin sale to-day. Lord Russell OF the
Woodiord Farm consignment sold for S475.
the highest price He is a bay stallion eighteen
years old. aud y brother TO Maud g.. being by
Russell is the sire OF Kremlin. 2:O74. that won
the Transylysnia Stake in 1891. Bacon
Brothers 81 Paris. Ky, owners OF jay Bird.
bought Lord Russell
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DR.. Mccoy After Selling Boraims Buys
DelRudo.

LEXINGTON. Oct DIR. J. O. Mccoy. who
sold Boralma TO Thomas W. Lawson to-day.
has bought OF Mike Bowerman. the brown
dam Rosy Morn. by Alcantara. pelgado Ia q
full brother to Boreal. the sire Of Boralma. He
was trained for the first time last spring ana
shows wonderful speed.
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Baseball Games To-Day.

SATioSAL LEAGUE AND ANEnieAS ASSOCIATION.
New York at Boston; Brooklyn at washina ton;
philtdclphiR at Baltimore; Pittaburg at ST, Louis,
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BROOKLYNS WIN AND LOSE.
sicOSD CANE GOES TO THE WASH
INGTONS BY ONE run.

,,,.,,n, Again Beat tho New Works and
tain Five PointS-Baltirnoros Easily Out
MAY tho Qunkers-PittSburEs and Louis
,meu Win and Pass the ChicnEos.
The Brooklyns moved to Washington yestcr-
DAY add after walloping tho home PLAYERS IN
r-st game dropped the second to Twins play
,r- by one run. This defeat allowed tho Bos'
tons. who won another easy victory over inc
SOW Yorks. to cut down the Brooklyns leau
,,nI 80 to "a points. The Baltimores TOOK tho
ylalelphias into camp aud are not TOO lar
behind to overtake the Quakers oeIoIe .ne
season ends. The Lousvilss defea'eu tne
r,jcasos and the Pittsburgs won from b.
luis. Burns's men thereby dropped back from
sixth to eighth place. Tho results:
;rooklyn, IL; Washington. .. First camel
Washington. s: Brooklyn. T. seeona oam"'
Boston, 10; New York, =.
Baltimore. 10; philadelphia o.
Pitt,burg. VI 1t. Louis, 9.
Louisville. TO- Chicago 2.
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Patsey Thrown by Topples.

SYRACUSE. Oct. 3.-The harness races OF the
Onondaga County Fair began here to-day.
Only 4 small crowd was present owing to the
cold weather. One race. the 2:+o trot. was fln-
ished. II was easy for Little Belle. who had no
have won. but his driver evidently did not care
to give the horse a mark. In tho third heat
OF the pacing race. Patsey. who started In his
first race with hopples got caught In them and
stumb led. The driver was thrown and the
sulky wrecked Summaries:
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To.d.y.s Fsotball Events.

Yale vs. Trinity, at New Haven.
Harvard vs.. BoWdoin, at Cambridge.
University OF PennsylyaniA W. Bueknsll. at PhilA
dslphiA.
Lafayette W. villa Nova, at EaAtoa.
Brown vs. Tufts, ut Providence.
Amherst W. Wiliiston Seminary. St Amherst
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FIRST base by errors-Baltimore I. Left on bases
ihiLmorC, 4; Philadelphia. 7. First base on balls
On Howell, 4. on Piatt. o. Struck out-by Howell
by Pistt, = Three base hits-Keister. Delohanty.
iHnOns' h'ts-LArhance. Smith. Howell. McFAr-
hhl Sacrifice hit-McGrAw. Stolen baaSs-McGraw
90 Holmes a.. Mcfarland Lauder. Hit by pitcher
by Piatt, 3. Umpres-ManAasAu and Snyder.
Attendance, 72e. Timc-1 hour and 4B minutes
PGTrsDURG. o: ST. LOUIS. o.
NJ Louis, oct. 8.--The Plttsburg Pirates defeated
the Pertectos to-day. The fielding work Of the Per.
hri"s showed decided improvement over that Of
.irrday, but the Pirates swatted Powell at will,
"" homcrs aud two TRIPLES being accredited to
L'Ir. Up to tho seventh inning the Psrfectos
wntLt they had things well in hand. but the yisi.
n.H Itiued them in one. two, three order. at the
sane time scoring five runs. Attendance 6OO The
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Moro Mon Strike ut Cramps.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 3.-Six hundred boiler
makers. riveters and caulkers employed at the
Cramps ship yard struck to-day and were
Joined by about 200 moro men. mostly helpers
and handy men, The total number OF strikers
Ia now nearly 800
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totals q al Totals IL IL a. IL
'BStted for McManus in the ninth inning.
NAshin gton...... % o o o O.
Erooklyn. ............... o o l Ia
Left on Warrington. 8; Brooklyn. 4. First
hAse On balls-Of Evans. I. OF Hughes. 4. Struck
ort by Evans. /; by Hughes. b. Two base hits
SH.ebeck. Keller. Anderson. Stolen basss-slARle
NrManus, Anderson. DAILY. easy. tmpres-Emslis
rnj nwyer. Time-2 hours and minutes.
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2:2d class, trotting and pacing half-mile hents
Mise Oolwell, b. m, by Bayo nne Prtncs...1 I
nelhe scott Q. IN. '.''.'''...'.'..''..'.''"'3 q
TIno--i.ii. lid, lis, iiit.