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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-01
The Kirmess.

Rehearsals for the kirmess are be-
ting held daily: and the entertain
ment promises to be one of the most
interesting ever given in this city by
local talent. Over one hundred peO-
pie will participate, and the program
will be entirely different from any
ching ever before given here. Prof.
Sperdy, who is the instructor, has
had a long experience in this class Of
entertainments, having given them
in St. Paul Madison, Wis.,, and other
large cities. The program includes
many national and fancy dances.
court dance. minuet, etc., a cake
walk, dances by the dudes and
dudines, the baby dance and others.
1t wilt be given on two evenings
Thursday and Friday, June Z and 8.
Tickets will be so, IS and Is cents,
and will be on sale early next week (.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-01
Lower Telephone Rates.

The Northwestern Telephone Ex-
change company has put in effect
minute service between Little Falls
and Minneapolis and st. Paul, and
all stations on it's lines north and
and northwest OF the Twin Cities.
For several months the company
have been experimenting with the
minute rate between the Twin Cities
Fargo and Grand Forks. The re-
suits have been satisfactory and
met with such public favor that it
has been decided to extend the min
ute rate. The new rate from Little
Falls to Minneapolis and St. Paul is
u cents for one minute conversation
with O charge OF Is cents for each
additional minute or less. Rates
under minute service are SO arrange l
that the charge for three minutes
conversation will be about the same
as the old three minute rate, so that
If a subscriber talks one minute, he
will only pay for one minute, thus
giving him the benefit of short time
talks. The minute rate applies out
side of a radius of 30 miles, while
within the 30 mile radius the three
minute rates have been reduced from
- to Il cents. 1t is claimed that II
a. person will economic in words, 1t
is s,1rnrising to know the amount OF
business that can he transacted
within one minute. Fully Is pei
cent of the business conversations
do not consume to exceed one to
Two minutes, when confined strictly
a business. The Telephone CON-
,any are stringing new circuits in all
directions and increasing the operat.
Ing facilities Ito meet the: demand
that is expected with the. minute
service.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-01
MI, --VanWyck and other 'Tammany
leaders are largely interested in the
New York ice trust.
Shake Into Your Shoes

81 Aliens ,Foot:Eas powder. It cures
painful, srnartinR, nervous feet and in
growing nails, and instantly takes the
sting out Of corns and bunions. It's the
& Iien's Foot-Eas makes tiglat or new
shoes feel easy, 1t is a certain cure for
sweating callous and hot tissd. aching
and X shoe stores. BY mail fer &c. n,
& etCmps. Trial package free. Address
i Al a B, Olmsted, lie Roy. n. "
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-01
Parochial School Entertain ment.

A large audience gathered at the
Gross opera house Wednesday even
ing to attend the enter tainment
given by the Parochial school chill
dren. The program included songs.
Rotations and farces, and the chill
dren presenting them acquitted
themselves quite creditably. The en-
tertainment was as we'll a financial
success and reflects credit on those
under whose direction it was given.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-01
A Monster Devil Fish.

Destroying it's victim, is a type of
constipation. The Power vi this
malady is felt on organs, nerves.
muscles and brain. But DR.. Kings
New Life Pills are II safe and certain
cure. Best in the world for Stomach.
Liver, Kidneys and Bowles. Only
Is cents, at L. D. Browns Drug
Store,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-01
HoNoRED THE SOLDIER DEAD.
Appropriate Memorial Exaacises Hold 4
Oakland Cemetery Under the Direc-
ton of Workman Pest.

=; Wednesday was an ideal day for
the outdoor exercises n memortam
of the nations soldier dead, and al
though from year to year the exer-
cises are similar in character, they
never lose their interest fer#a great
majority Of the American people.
Great interest has always been
shown by the people OF Little Falls
and vicinity in the Memorial dayssex-
ercises, and this year their was no
exception to the rule, for their was a
large attendance.
Promptly at 1:3o tho procession
started from the city. hall for the
cemetery headed by the; North Echo
band, and Including il It's ranks
were Workman Post G. A. r., mem
beers of the fire department., the
Modern Woodmen ofAmerica, school
children and citizens on; foot and In
carriages.
Rev. A. H. Carman delivered a
most eloquent Memorial address,
which was listened to with great In
.terest by the large assemblage. At
torney E. s. Smith alse read Lin
coins memorable Gettysburg ad-
dress.
The exercises were interspersed
with appropriate music by quartet
OF mixed voices composed Of Mr.. and
Mrs. s. +. Staples, Mrs. W. NJ. Fuller
and G. H. Brown with Miss Madge
Cornwell as organist.
The exercises concluded with cere-
monies of decorating the graves OF
the old soldiers, the number of which
in Oakland cemetery isl gradually
growing year by year,
The exercises occupied about two
hours, and at $40. the procession tre-
turned to the city.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-01

A WON ans never too old to be
b andsome, never too old to be young
again, If she takes Rocky Mountain
Tea. $50. NJ. V. Wetsel.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-01

TO Cure Constipation Forever.
e q @. G. fail TO cure, druggists refund monex
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24
OUTLOOK FOR THE FUTUR1TY.

Ballyhoo Bey. the feet OF Kingston and Bally-
hoo. received yesterday noon at the Sheepshead
Bay track his final trial for the Futurity. Accord
Ing 10 q number OF trainers and stablemen at the
course he covered six furlongs in IA and full
OF running as he passed the six furlong pole John
E. Madden, who trains the horse. said that his
watch also showed that BaIlyhoo Bey the six
furlongs in ia fat
The horse moved splendidly" said Madden IN
speaking about the trial 10 q Tribune reporter.
ne carried u4 pounds, and getting the
ground IN easy fashion the finish"
" nat time did Elkhorn make his final trial
Eor the Euturity?" Madden was asked.
tllknorn received his final trial for the Futurity
Co--49sy5o. replied Madden He six furlongs
with l2S pounds up in lis 2-5. And he too
gong easy at the finish
Inc keene Futurity candidates received their
ma trlaIs Tor the race on Wednesday. They were
only asked 10 90 light work yesterday. They
exercised on an avenue near the Sheepshead Bay
course tnat crosses Ocean-ave. In his final trial
4oT Ine FuII1Tlty, Olympian six furlougs in
-" ZAP and Bells ran the same distance IN
1-40ss and MONDAY IN 116i4- Tommy Atkins COW
cred six furlongs in 1I4S4. and Cnuast in ISL
spencer hsa the mounts on Olympian, Tommy At
gins and Cap and Bells. Cap and Bells auG Noon
cay were sent on their final trial together Several
persons who saw the final trials OF the Keenes
fOIur1ty candidates said to Tribune reporter yes
teroay mat MONDAY more than six lengths
six furlong pole.
Trainer Welsh gave Blues one OF the Fleisch-
mann candidates his final trial for the Futurtty
an early hour yesterday morning at the Graves
end track Blues sent six furlongs, and he
covered the distance in 1851
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24
TENNIS.
DEEP INTEREST IN THE NIAGARA GAMES
PARTIES FROM BUryAro AND TORONTO WATCH
TIE PLAYERS

Nlsgz-a-on-the-Lake Ont. Aug 3 SpecaD-This
WAS perfect day for tennis and the courts OF the
Queens Royal Hotel were occupied morning and
afternoon with the matches Of the International
tennis tournament The people from neighbor1ng
places are keenly alive the Importance OF the
matches, which attended by large parties from
Buffalo and Toronto besides the people who are
staying al the town hotels
The serni-1nals have been reached in the rnen'e
championship scratch singles, and the four sur
vtvors are Kregh Collins. Western champion; Ha-~
old H Eackett. Yale champion: Sumner Hardy,
Of San Francisco. and E P. Fischer Of New-York
To-day Collins won easily from the ex-interuatoual
champion, Scott Bond who was fright1ulIy OF his
game. Fischer had little difficulty with s T. Medd
OF Toronto and Hardy beat the Princeton crack.
?. 3 Alexander, IN straight sets. Eackett had
for hts opponent Harry Waidner, Of Chicago, and,
after losing the first set struck his gait and ran
through the next two in easy scores Miss Winner.
Of Washington one OF the foremost players IN the
United States. has reached the finals in the WON
en's singles. and Win the winner o1 the Mss
Chsmpia agt Mss Parker Doth OF Chicagc)
the tournament
The handicap singles has a large entry, with Col
Hns, Hardy, Fischer. Little and Hackerr as back
mark men a number Of matches have been dis
posed o. and their coseness ettests the skill Of
the handicappers- Tomorrow in the mems open
singles Hackett plays Hardy and Collins plays
Fischer. In the women's singles Miss Parker plays
singles aad mems - doueg VIII also b a5TancaP
several stages Tonight all the tennis players took
part IN e CakeWalk Of the hotels
afterward entertained at supper. Scores.
Mans open singles irsr round)-w. r Bond Chicago
beat Holco1los Ward Harvard BY default: z P Fiecher
EeW-YorE, beat = c AcMasler, Toronto 81. g.
secon5 round-E P Fiscae-, New-York heat 6 T
Aedc, Toronto 6-S. 6-1 Kreigh Collins. Chicago beat
" S Bond Chicago. 90 "a; summer Hardy. Chicago
beat Harry waidner. Chicago. I-S. eE 8I.
Wouen's singles preliminary rond)A[iss
csgo. beat Mrs. Whitehead, BranrIorc 6-2 e.;
Pennington. Chicago heat Miss A Roberrs New-York
-, 81; Mss chan1pltH Chicago bear Miss Roberts
F4rzt roun6-llss Parker Chicago heat Ms. Vy51ts
Branttord. ID. IS 50: Miss Wilmer Washington
Miss Dawson London BY default Mise Stevsr. Chicago
bear Mrs Burgess, London 6-4, 81 Cha-aplin
Chicago Mss Pennington Chicago. O-S 81 Cd
Senai-f1al roUnd-Miss Winner. Washington, bear
stever Chicago. 6-S. e.
Mems handicap singles (przlin!nary rourdl-P H
Eac1ett Cowe a0 beat P Norton CALF 80, IS g.; A
c. Ac8aster scrarch) beat p H Hobbe go 4-6 S-2
81. Porter 1scratch). beat P Hayes go Ga
rs; 6, G Tate 15} beat s. T Medd 90 5-S s-3
Collins half z0) c. scratch)
sd 81 Sumner Hardy (ove 3o) 3 Marquis Caalf
6-3. IS: E Kelly 800 = c (haLs
l5). SIS. Ss " W Muir Caak - beat +. BisseI
Caaf 10 6-2. S-3-
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24
HOnEs OF CLIFF DWELLERS.
SEVEN STORY COMMUNAL BUILDING FoUN1
NEAR GALLUP. n NJ

NEAR GALLUP n NJ
Santa Fe. N NJ. AUG. q (speciaD-A seven story
stone communal building 80 BY 80 feet dis
covered last week thirty-fve miles northeast OF
Gallup by o. R Morrison The building was put
I'd without cement number OF stone utensils
and weapons have been found there also heads and
parts OF skeletons. Other ruins have been found
10 the northeast and southeast Of Gallup. There
Is no water within i've miles o. the communal
building and no signs OF any other buildings.
There IS a large quantity Of broken pottery near
by. Along the foothills OF the ZUni Mountains, on
almost every point OF the numerous valleys. are
found stone houses from two 70 five feet above the
ground and below the surface FIVE six feet In
some instances large pine trees are growing on
the remains OF old systems OF irrigation which are
10 be seen in places where there is az present no
sign OF water.
Ramah is built in the ruins OF ancient city.
where large blocks Of stone have been used n
the construction OF the houses. These evidences
OF a large population not confined 70 this
region but extend in an almost unbrokan chain
20 Mexico on the south and the Rio Grants
on the east. Fifteen years ago seven carloads OF
stone utensils srrowheads, weapons, beads. pot
terry and bones OF all descriptions were shipped TO
Cne Smithsonian Institution. a. Washington, bur
this region has not been touched in the
way OF exploration in the interest OF archeol-
ogy- The early Spanish explorers said that large
river was found between Gallup and Little Col
orado and that boats had 20 be made 70 cross II.
J c. HuIsinger special agent OF the Interior De-
partmenr has been authorized 10 prohibit all ex-
away OF relics from the cliff dwellings. He has
been ordered 10 examine the most interesting ruins
in New Mexico, Arizona and Colorado with q view
OF having them set aside as reservations wherever
practicable, and 10 inform all persons sxcavattng
them that they will be prosecuted Future
cavztions are 10 be carried under Government
auspices
Mr Hulsnger has examined the forest growths
in the White Captain and Sacramento mountains
and has recommended the estaolshEns or forest
reservation He picked out only 10000 acres OF
strictly forest domain in the mountains the
headwaters Of the Bonito. Eagle Creek, RUdOsO and
Iondo. Pine spruce and hr cover the proposed
serve The residents OF that region. while opposed
TO large reserve, favor reserve OF strictly forest
land, that will protect the hsadwatsrs of the
streams mentioned
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24
GARDNER WINS on A Foul.

Oscar Gardner defeated Joe Bernstein foul
in the twelfth round OF a bout that was scheduled
for twenty-five rounds IA pounds at the Broad
way Athletic Club last night In the opening round
Bernstein raised a lump over Gardners left eye and
had the better Of the fighting. but the close Of
the round Gardner shook Bernstein up with a hard
left uppercut on the face. There was plenty OF
punching in the next three rounds. and hard ex-
changes on the body occurred when the men got 70
close quarters Gardner had decidedly the better
of sixth round In the ninth Gardner sent a
gtiP left 10 the body after which Bernstein forced
Gardner 10 the ropes. where there lot OF
roughing done. In the tenth and eleventh rounds
some hard blows were exchanged Bernstein ia the
twelfth round threw Gardner his head. and the
latter struck on his head the floor He arose
quickly and ready resume lighting when
-sTeddyr Foley. the referee disqualified Bernstein
and awarded the hght 10 Gardner.
IN the preliminary bout OF twelve rounds liz
pounds Joe Hurst got the decision over Willie"
Lewis
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24
REGISTRY FOR MERCHANTS.
IDENTITY OF PARTNERS CANNOT BE CONCEALED
UNDER OTHERS NAMES

Merchants who are doing business under the
names OF partners who have died under any
style but their own names reminded that on
September l Chapter 215 OF the Laws OF the
State Of New-York goes into effect which provides
that
No person or persons shall hereafter carry on OF
conduct or transact business in this State under
any assumed name under any designation, name
or STYLE corporate otherwise other than the
real name or names OF the individual individuals
conducting or transacttng such business un-
less such person persons shall fle in the Of
fee OF the clerk OF the county counties IN which
such person or persons conduct o transact or in
tend 70 conduct transact such business a GER
rfncate setting forth the under which such
business is or IS to be. conducted or transacted
and the true real full names OF the
persou or persons conducting rransactfng the
same with the pOstof1ce address or addresses OF
said person persons Said certificate shall be
executed and duly acknowl lodged by the person or
persons conducting OF intending TO conduct
said business
This act shall in way affect or apply TO any
CORPORATION duly organized under the laws or this
State o any corporation organized under the
ness In this State nor shall this act be deemed or
Construed 10 prevent the lawful use OF a partner
shiu name or designation provided that such part
rership name designation shall include the true
or real name OF at least one OF such persons
acting such business
Failure 10 comply with this law Is made a mis-
demeanor. Many merchants declare II TO be a nui-
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24
HAGUE REGATTA ON LAKE GEORGE.

Lake George. ". Y, Aug. q (SpeciaD The Hague
Regatta was held yesterday in Hague Bay twenty
miles down the lake. The steamer Horizon made
trip through the lake returning IN the even
ing The day was all that could be desired
cool weather bright shine, rippling waters and
a gentle breeze blowing. The shores are thronged
with sightseers. The lake was dotted with row
boats and sailing craft. TO say nothing about the
scores OF launches propelled by steam, naphtha
gasolene and electricity.
The members Of the committee in charge OF the
regatta were: Colonel W D Mann chairman; Al
bert Lowther secretary; ". P. Snyder treasurer
H ". Watrous. secretary Academy Of Design
New-York; BENJAMIN Day. the artist New-York
Joseph NJ. Deuel. and c. c. Clark Of Nsw-York
The winners OF the races were:
Boatmen's singIes-Won by Peter Barnet
Boys doubles. under fourteen-Won by r =
Slocuru, jr.. and F 3. Robinson.
Mems singles-Won by E. F Flamuner
Boys singles. under seventeen-Won by ". NJ
Clayton
Womeu's doubles-Won By Miss Louise 3 Kim
ball and Miss Alice Kimball
Boys dOubles-Won by n. NJ. Clayton and N D
Robinson
Mems doubles-won by R. A. Rogers and z F
Flammer.
Boatmen's doubles-won by Peter Barnett and
Louis Barnett
Mixed doubles-won BY Miss Margaret Gould and
Charles Gould.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24
BOXING.
REPORT That PURSE WILL BE DIVIDED EQUAL

REPORT That PURSE WILL BE DIVIDED EQUAL
LY BETWEEN FrTzsIMMoNs AND sEARKEY.
Il reported yesterday that the purse Of s250oo
for which Fitzsimmons and Sharkey are 70 fight at
the Seaside Sporting Club tonight, will be equally
divided between the fighters. win or lose It IS
said that the information comes from q reliable
person who declined TO have his name mentioned
II is further said that the S25 600 purse offered
after the frst set Of articles Of agreement was
signed by both men for the winner TO get 10 per
cent and the loser 2 per of the 30 per cent Of
the receipts. O O'ROurke. the manager Of Sharkey.
IL Is declared. asked Fttzsimmons 70 divide the
purse which the latter agreed 70 do, saying II was
MS last fight, and that he wished to get as much
q possible out Of the game II is said that the
Rubin and Fitzsimmons purse was also equally
divided
All arrangements were completed by the club for
the fight yesterday The men are reported 70 be
IN good condition. FttZsimmonE still a strong
favorite IN rhe betting last night.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24
TRIBUTE TO KING FURBERr.
SPEECH 81 Ex-LrvIsrz Potter N pH1.A-
CELPELA

Philadelphia. Aug "A mass meeting - r,.--
ory OF the murdered King Humber was hsId -
rhe Academy oS Music tonight unaer rhs auspras
OF the local Italian societies About four THOUSAND
persons were present. and al os the resident 4o--
elgn consuls occupied seats On rhe sraza Rasof-,
lions were adopted expressing Sympathy for -
dead rulers cCusor- and denou-ctnE anarr-v
William Potter. former United States Minister "a
LIaly. was the principal speaker He SAID in parr-
King Huubsrr loved -hs Italian psouls. and -
one uld or could more deeply syrnuarofzs z-f-h
Un6n n their troubles He apDrA1isrzF 49, 49,
was cause Eor Dissatisfaction IuaIv zs rhe-a h
u every and ou- C0- for auarcnv. Tn. --T-----
OF your nlrrns rom force OF Cl-curns-arcss s r~f
-l1aFl-J taxed oO- more sI1rraSsFt7TIy-
seeking 70 lessen this burden than r1s Is-S T-S--
and this same object viii be the urs WORK ~ -
SL-- anu NoEl-y successor. Victor Emmanuel M
Cn--eC lLa-y lnher1IeG enormous exuenses fr~F-
der- 20 her delIVerauCe from foreign and hor,a a.
euies From IS4S 10 IS-0 rha I-aiisr neo-Is -,
constantly involved in wars ana since rhen -hsv
nave appreciated that eternal v-zlIzncs e 80
prlce OF AoerIyr though The consequent legacy -
deor has pressed hard upon -hs sO-caIIea e-arsa-
OF the world. made INDECENT BY generations 81 or
preston
A careful study ot Italian character and histor~
orIngS one 20 The conclusion that q limited NO
narChical form or government Is the best for tsI-
her royal family lnns-f-s such t--a1ss love a0F
country. that with them she never return 70
past eonclLlons, when national life had 10 EXIST
snce The ignorant assassin who murdered rha
father 70 his people Let Us ratha- believe rhat
the blood OF this noble martyr VIII become IT,
seed OF thar dowsr OF peace which VIII rransror-n
her enemies into friends. -U-E her resources izro
constitutional kingdom that prosperity ard ranDi-
ness 70 which she is entitled.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24

San Francisco, Aug 23--Ths Official closing s,rn-
la-onz +or mLn-aE z-oczs La-dav wz-a as sal,Ez

1T makes tired 10 read these o1rtla.55sh
names!' exclaimed the hotel guest as ne rhrsv
down his paper and leaned back n his easy chair
A people u no use such Jaw breaking names ouEhr
20 oe wiped on the face OF the earth. How Is a
fellow going 70 remember them There were rh,zs
awful Boer names 20 begin with Now We get
ting a dose OF heather Chinese names that q
enough 70 drive fellow drink. I'm not sotnx 10
read the newspapers any more until know this
Chinese and South African business has been
settled
The guest threw away his cigar and saunrsrsd
I'D 70 the desk
Guess III 90 10 bsd' he said 70 the clerk
All right sir" said The clsrk. tapping a bsr
What name please
The guest turned the register toward htrn and
pointed MS hnger 10 his name u was
'Jedekiah Ezekial Squeel6ock. Passa .nadu1g4dv
Me-"-(Omaha World-Hsrsld-
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24
KEARyT CRICKET CLUB wITHDRAES.

The Kearny Cricket Club has formally withdrawn
from the Nev-York Cricket Association owing 10
the action OF that organization in condenning its
ground and changing the unplayed contests OF its
champsonshfp matches 70 the grounds OF IT'S on
ponents These games will now count as wins
10 the opposing teams. which have not vet com
pleted their matches with Kearny and viii ahsct
the percentage OF Manhattan and Paterson 3
teams The Brooklyn team has already received
credit for the game forfeited 10 IT, The Kearny
men in their formal resignation. applied for the
return OF their association dues This vii come
before the association AZ the next meeting OF the
Executive COMMITTEES.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24
TOURNAMENT AT CEDARHURsr ENDEr

TOURNAMENT AT CEDARHURsT ENDED.
The Rockaway Hunt Clubs tennis tournament
has been ended. after some interesting play IN
which several men and women OF the club com
peted FOR prizes and glory. The results are:
Finals-H. z Porter, jr-. and T G. Brooks beat c. P
Huntington and r I. Burton, 6-l. Go. 6-3
singles-W. L Nash beat Robert J. Collier g.. rs
63-
Doubles-R. L Burton and T. W Brooks beat H H
Porter, 5r-. and X. a Adams S-s, Sc. 7-5.
Kouaer's stngIeS-Miss Madeline ChauQcey Miss
Grace Chauacey. 6-3, 81. SIS
Mems sfngles-W. Kirkland beat Q Page. 10-s,S-7
e.
The club Is arranging 70 hold another tournament
a larger scale 70 begin soon Some Of the best
PLAYERS in the club will compete.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24
ROWING
VAIL DEFEATED BY TEN EYCK.
THE CANADIAN OARsMAN LODGED a PRO
TEST WHICH WAS NOT ALLOWED.

Halifax. N. s. Aug 23-The single scuu race be-
tween James Ten Eyck OF Worcester. Mass and
Harry Vail OF ST. John. N b was rowed on Bed
ford Basin this evening. and was a close contest
The last part Of the course was rowed IN the dusk
OF the evening. Ten Eyck was accepted as The
winner by the general consent Of eyewitnesses at
the finish, buc Vail lodged protest with the ref
Canadian declared that the nose OF his shell WIS
showed across the line IN advance OF the Aneri-
cans boat Ten Evck's time . 15, Wallis two
seconds longer. Betting about even on the
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24
TAILENpERs BRACE Up

The poor old Quakers have started down the
toboggan slide at pace which promises 70 land
them somewhere the bottom unless
they show immediate Improvement The
visiting men IN the game ar the Polo Grounds yes
terday hit the ball hard, but not consecutiveIy.
Inen their fielding work Of the poorest sort.
While twenry-seven safe drives were made only
nine runs resulted five for Nsvv-York and four for
Philadelphia Score: