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STUDENTS SUED FOR DAMAGES.
The Worries business College Asks
Judgment for $4,000.

The Worries Business College flied suit
against Brodie Elsey, J.. F. Glasgow, w.
Baker Edmonds, Charles w. Setser, Irwin
Simmons and w. Charles Smith for $4,000
damages yesterday. The complaint alleges
that the defendants are students and have
maliciously entered into an agreement TO
break UP the college by inducing students
TO leave, hindering others from entering
and attempting TO show that the instruc-
tors are not competent 1t also asserts that
the defendants and others, whose names
are unknown, ave been contributing TO a
fund to make an alleged exposition of the
college to the public. The plaintiff asks
hat the defendants be enjoined from fur
Their pursuing their alleged course and that
a judgment for $40. 900 be rendered for dam
ages already done.
Yesterday afternoon the young men were
publicly expelled after a paper similar TO
the complaint had been read TO them. They
deny that they entered into any such agree
ment, but say they did prepare a petition to
submit to the faculty, asking for more
teachers and room.
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THE COURT RECORD.
COURT.

Room John l.. McMaster, Judge.
Isaac Baker VS.. Allen Caller: appeal.
Dismissed for want of prosecution.
Harry Burnett ct al. vs.. Wallace
heard and taken under Amusement.
John l.. PRINCE VS.. Government Building
and Loan Associations; mechanics lien.
Room 3-vinson Carter, Judge.
Adolph Coll VS.. Eureka Saving and Loan
Associations; on intervening petition of 7. C.
Whitcomb. On trial by court.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Henry Clay Allen, Judge.
Robert G. Hobbs. etc. VS.. Edward Eman-
uel; damages. Dismissed for want of prose-
cution. Judgment against plaintiff for
costs.
Peter Rausch VS.. John Rausch ct al: par
tition. Defendants defaulted; submitted TO
court; evidence heard; finding for petit
toner and that property is not divisible;
sale ordered; George Grinsteiner appointed
commissioner to sell and tenders bond in
sum of $4,000; bond approved; commits
sioner sworn.
Nora Senior vs. jackson Senior; divorce.
Defendant defaulted: submitted TO court;
evidence heard; finding for PLAINTIFF; d.
vorce granted; custody of children, Claude
w. and Elizabeth j. Senior. given 10 plain
tiff; judgment against plaintiff for costs.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Fremont Afford, Judge.
State VS.. William Bush; entering house to
commit felony and petit larceny. Motion
for new trial sustained; pleads guilty to
prisonment in Jail for fifteen days.
Harry Mitchell; incorrigible. Charles
Mitchell files affidavit.
Ezekiel Schmotlinger; selling liquor to
minors. Trial by court; taken under adj
visement.
NEW SUITS FILED.
The Indiana Trust Company. guardian.
VS.. Oscar F. Mann and Henrietta Mann;
reconveyance of property. Circuit Court.
Vorhis Business College VS.. Brode Elsey
ct AL: damages. Demand, $4,000. Superior
Court, Room 3.
Max Rosenow eft al. VS.. Antitrust Bak-
ing Powder Company and Edwin c. Fuller;
on note. Superior Court, Room 2.
a III. Grummann VS.. Rolla Harris;
damages. Demand. $1,000 Superior Court.
Room 3.
al; to set aside conveyance and compel
certain reports TO be made to the court.
Circuit Court.
Charles +. Gordon VS.. Charles Mahoney;
Martha E, Citizens VS.. William E. Ste
venson; damages. Demand. $500. Circuit
Court.
Jeune Hamrick vs.. Jesse ID. Mamrick;- dt-
vorce. Superior Court, Room 2.
SUPREME COURT.
Minutes
1888. c.. c., C.. & st. L. Railway Com
pdUy = Nliiidtn - ctOtt- iltO ~ -
Appellants brief.
APPELLATE COURT.
Minutes
1876. Arthur Jordan ct al. VS.. indianapolis
Water Company. Marion S. G.. Appellee's
brief Q0) filed.
1927. Union Traction Company VS.. John
Curtis. Grant s. c.. Appellants brief.
342S. Chicago. Indianapolis * Louisville
Railway Company VS.. Minnie Ferguson,
administrative. etc. Lawrence c. c. APP
p~ellant's brief 81
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VITAL sTATIsTICS-JUNE 25,
Births.

Kate and Charles Stammer, $40 Sanders
street, boy.
Mrs. and Eldridge Tolan. 437 West Yer
mont street. boy.
Gifdie and Robert Ward, III Holmes
avenue. girl.
Hattie and Leslie Williams, 3010 West
Vermont street, girl.
Ida and Frank Krause, III Herman
street, boy.
Mrs. and Albert Wise. s2f West Fortieth
street, boy.
Minnie and Samuel Barnhiil. s25 Henry
street. boy.
Grace and Oliver Keith, 122s UdeIl street,
boy.
Maude and Jesse Newman, 1915 Windsor
street, boy
Mrs. and Thomas De Faler. 52i East Ohio
street. boy
Berthe and william Bennett. s2s Kenwood
avenue boy.
Vera and J. Milton Ewing. 2iO1 East
Tenth street, boy.
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ST. LOUIS. June Notwithstanding the
fairgrounds track was a sea Of mud to-
day, the six events carded were we'll cons
tested. Summaries:
First Race-One mile: Gray Forge. s TO
1 won: Barrica second, Tekia third. Time,
1894.
Second - Mile and. twenty yards; Lee
Planter. Z 10 1, won; Trimmer second. We
Il. Gates third. Time. 1:fS%.
Third-Mile and seventy yards: Malay.
3 TO 10, won; Maud Wallace second, Maid
stone third. Time. ISL.
Fourth-Five furlongs: Wild Pirate. z
to 3. won: Queen Dixon second. Cogswel
third. Time. l:05N.
Fifth-Handicap: six and one-hslf FUR
longs: Lord Neville. . 20 I. won. Imperious
second, Verify third. Time. l:2.
Sixth-Six furlongs: Necklace. 10 TO l.
won; Early Bird second. Dave Waldo third
Time. 1:1si4.
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Two out when winning run scored.
Score by innings:
Detroit ..............0 0 0 0 As
Indianapolis .........0 0 / 0 . 3 / o.
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W.: MacMiIlin. late assistant general
freight agent of the Michigan Central. will
be buried at Detroit tomorrow.
James McGrew. who died at Kankakee
last week, aged eighty years, was for some
years president CT the Indiana, Illinois &
Iowa.
John Riley. formerly superintendent of
the Peoria & Eastern. now a division SUI
~perintendent on a Pittsburg road. has been
in the city a couple of lays on business.
III. M. Bronson. assistant general pas
senger agent of the Big Four lines, who
has been on a few days pleasure trip.
accompanied by his wife. will return to-
day.
All transmissouri lines nave put into eff
feet third instead of second-class rates on
agricultural Implements. This is the old
basis. which was raised some time ago to
second class.
1t has leaked out that w. s. Weed, traf-
fc manager of the Toledo. st. Louis &
Kansas City, is on the slate with Benja-
min Norton. Mr.. Norton Is to be president
and the ira flee manager is to be general
superintendent.
The executive officers of all the lines run
ming to Kansas City have decided that no
free transportation shall be issued to or
from Kansas City on account OF the ma
tional Democratic convention. The an
nounced reduced rate Will be the limit in
transportation favors.
The presidents of the Eastern railroads
were more successful than those of the
West in suppressing from the public their
plans to form traffic pools. IL only devel-
oped on Saturday that a pooling plan. re-
Gently adopted by the Eastern presidents.
became effective June l.
Chalmers Brown. president. w. X. Bells,
general manager. and III. G.. b. Alexan-
der. general solicitor OF the Railway Of
hcials' and Employees Insurance Associa-
ton. have gone TO Lake Geneva TO attend
the annual meeting OF the Internationa
The acquisition OF the Louisville. Evans
VILE & ST. Louis by the Southern Railway
gives the latter a strong position in
and with the new link to be built the
| Southern will nave a through line from st,
| Louis to Norfolk. Charleston or Brunswick.
The National Association of Railway
| Agents will hold its fourth annual con-
Der OF interesting topics are 10 be dis
| cussed and the programme of entertain
ments is an elaborate one. W.. D.. Wilson,
| OF this city. Is president OF the association
The Oficial Railway Guide Publishing
| Company announces that. beginning with
its August number. IL will publish monthly
a list of express Offices and freight sta
tions In the United States for the convent
ence OF shippers. This list will max IL nee
essary to Increase the size of the guide
about 40 pages.
c.. p. Stembel, assistant 10 the genera
manager. and agent at Oelwein of the
Chicago Great Western. has been ap-
pointed superintendent OF the southwest
division OF that road. with headquarters In
! Des Moines. succeeding !. BerhnEett. who
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THE CASE.
Ii Is Again on Trial I'm Judge Carter.
Court.

what. is known In the courthouse as the
Eureka case is again on trial in Judge
Carriers court. The case has become IA
miliar 10 all for the remarkable develop
ments 1T has produced and the UNUSUAL
number of times IL has been continued.
Originally Adolph Gall brought suit against
the Eureka Savings and Loan Association
for a receiver. Then followed T. c. Whit
comb. former secretary-treasurer. with an
intervening petition asking for 5000 he
says he advanced TO the company when IL
was about to become insoivent. In bearing
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A wOMAN's SANITY.
1t Is Said She Decided Away Property
While Mentally Unsound.

The Indiana Trust Company. as guardian
of Margaret Vanderventer. of unsound
mind. yesterday instituted suit against Os-
car +. Mann and Henrietta Mann for the
recovery of property decided to them. 1t
is alleged that Margaret Vanderventer was
never of entirely sound mind and that
April 2. 1900. she was induced by Mann to
deed her property, valued at 81, ZOO, to him
for a lease on a saloon and fixtures which
he represented to be worth in actual value
and good will $500. The complaint says
that the lease was really worth $500 and
that she paid $50 additional for the trade.
Since the trade she has been a~djudged of
unsound mind and the guardian asks that
the deed be declared void and the property
reconyeyed,
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CHICAGO. June S.-washinsion Pari

CHICAGO, June 3.-WashIngton Park
summaries:
First Race-Four furlongs: Golden Age.
6 TO 8. won: Silver Dale second. Jimines
third Time. :f9h-
Second-One mile: Scales. 2 10 l, won:
yohicer second. Miss Stanley third. Time.
l:434.
Third-Mile and one-eighth: Cambrian. Z
10 ?. won; Bangle second. Zoroaster third
Time. i:55A.
Fourth-Miie and one-sixteenth All Gold
won. Praetorian second. Wax third. Time.
1:50A.
Fifth-Six furlongs: May Beach. 3 TO ?.
won; Fly-by-Night second, Modrine third.
Time. TIA.
Sixth-One mile: Topmast. Z TO 2. wcns
l.43.
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his petition 1t became necessary to investi-
gate the books. which developed a short
age of about $1,000. This the court attrib-
uted to bad bookkeeping and a continuance
was granted for a more complete investi-
cation by the receiver. He reported that
such "A shortage existed and a counter
claim was filed against Whitcomb for that
amount. Since then the case has been con-
tinued several times. AS it now stands,
Judge Carter is hearing the set-off and
counter-claim of William H. Stringer, re-
ceiver. TO the intervening petition of 7. c.
Whitcomb in the matter of receivership
of AdoIph Gall against the Eureka Savings
and Loan Association.
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Marriage Licenses.

Fred Z. Haynes and Lena NJ. Kerr.
Charles w. Chasteen and Alice Hursh. :
Henry A. Borgcrt and Margaret Hoenig.
John ID. Frarces ard Bessie r.. Nc
Donald.
Richard Z. Allgire and Gertrude Nc
Gregor.
Louis Krempal and lena Vending.
William H. Masters and Fannie Marga-
ret Morey.
William j. Schlachter and Anna Co
lanecke.
Ivan.
william c.. Noble and Ella May Mills.
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Prosecutor Pugh was in Noblesville yes
terday looking after the Kettlehake case.
The court granted an allowance for the
State and defendant to take dispositions
at Hot Sprinks. Ark. where Kettlehake
went for his health. and also had a date
set for hearing the case. The trial will
begin Monday, Sept. 10. Mr.. Pugh expects
to go to Hot Springs in a couple of weeks.
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Earned runs-Milwaukee. 5. Kansas City,
9. Two-base hits-Dowd, Waldron, Ander-
son. Three-base hits-Anderson. Smith.
Home runs-Fultz. Waldron. Bases on balls
of Patten, 1; off Carsey. 3. B~alk-Carsey.
Struck out-By Reldy. L: by Pstten, 2.
Double plays-Bierbauer. Fultz and Ander-
so: Fultz, Bierbauer and Anderson: Farrell
and Wilson; Stewart Wagner and DUNCAN.
Left on bases-Milwaukee, 4; Kansas City,
5. Innings p~itched-Patten. 5; Carsey, 3.
unprecedented and Gear. Time-l. "a.
Attendance. 1000.
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Paul II. Grummann, an instructor in the
Manual Training High School, brought suit
yesterday against Rolla Harris for 5000
damages. He alleges that while acting as
superintendent at the school June IL Har-
ris came to the building, and, sending word
that he wanted to see him assaulted him
as soon as he entered the superintendent
office for an audience. He says that he
was badly beaten and Inundated. the as
sault taking place In view of his pupils
and in their hearing.
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Grand Rapid. Club pi.bnndea.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. June 25.-The
Grand Rapids Baseball Club was paid of
and disbanded to-day. Manager Mitts has
lost money from the start. There Is talk
of the club being held together and trans
ferred 10 Bay City. but the general cpin-
ion here Is that the dissolution of the
league is at hand. The Wheeling Interstate
League may be represented here.
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WANTED-Agents wanted TO sell official polit-
fcal book. Great Political Issues and Leaders
Of the Campaign of 1900" Burning political
by Roosevelt. Bryan. Beveridge. Hoar.
Cochran, Lodge, Towne and many others. Ac-
know lodged by political authorities as the ar
xumert settler OF the cappaign Of 1900. Every
body wants IL. Prospectus now rea.y: free TO
workers. Books Immediately after Democratic
convention. Freight paid: so 10 So per cent. CON-
nission premiums 600 pages illustrated. Price.
turned with first order. Write quick. w. b.
CONKEY CO.. Chicago. III.
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Baseball Notes.

The hoodoc hasn't been broken.
Four straight defeats was the record at
Detroit.
The Hoosiers played better in the field
yesterday than on Sunday Madison's
work was exceptionally clever.
Richter has not been a bowling success
in the ield. With Billy Gray In the game
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Kin,bre Won Both Races.

LOUISVILLE. June 3.-Fountain Ferry
bicycle race results. this afternoon. were
as follows:
One mile open. professional: Final heat
won by owen kinole. OF LOUISVILLE; Jed
Newkirk. OF Chicago. second. James Bow
Ter. OF Chicago, third. Time. 2:2A.
Halt mile. professional. handicap; Final
heat won by Owen kimble; +. G.. Hause-
man. New Haven. second: Bowler. tkira
Time. l:5A-
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ST. LOUIS. June 25.-Powell pitched In
phenomenal form to-day. But one clean
hit was made off his delivery. Barrett's
single in the first was on the scratch order.
Attendance. LOO. Score:
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Plans for reorganization of the st. Louis
Airline. technically known as the Louis
Vile. Evansville & st. Louis Consolidated
Railway. were announced at New York
yesterday by j. p. Morgan & Co. This
firm will issue for the present securities
of the st. Louis division first mortgage a
per cent. fifty-year gold bonds of the
Southern Railway Company in the follow
ing amounts for each security: For Evans
Vile. Rockport & Eastern Railway first
mortgage s per cent. bonds of $1,000 each,
with coupons due Jan. 1, 1898. and there
after attached. $1.1S0; Louisville. Evans
vile & st. Louis Railroad first mortgage 6
per cent. bonds. with coupons due Oct. 1,
1895. and thereafter. $500: Louisville.
Evansville & st. Louis second mortgage
6 per cent bonds. with coupons due Oct. 1,
1895. and thereafter, 500: Louisville. Evans
Vile & ST. Louis Consolidated Railroad
Company first consolidated mortgage 5 per
cent. bonds, with coupons due Jan. 1. 1894.
and thereafter. $15e; Huntington. Tell City
& Cannelton Railroad first mortgage 6 per
cent. bonds. with coupons due Oct. !. 1894.
and thereafter. S165. and Louisville. Evans
vile & st. Louis Consolidated Railroad
general mortgage 4 per cent. bonds. with
coupons due March l, 1894, and thereaft-
er, SIS
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Earned runs-Boston. Z; Philadelphia, /.
Two-base hits = Clements, Delehanty.
Slagle. Stolen ~base-Slagle. Double plays
Lowe and Tenney: Long. Barry and Ten
ney: Long and Tenney. Sacrifice hits
Slagle. Dineen, Thomas. Bases on balls
on Dineen, s; of Bernhard, /: of Conn, s.
on Cuppy. /. Hit by pitched balls-Lowe.
Tenney, Collins, Clements. Struck out-By
Dineen. i; by Cuppy. 2. Wild pitch
Thomas. Time-3:05. Umpire-Emslie.
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BROOKLYN. N. Y, JUNE 25.-Brooklyn
placed rings around New York to-day,
using up three pitchers and making twen-
ty-three hits for a total of twenty-six
bases. kennedy forced a run in by giving
a free pass with the bases full In the first.
but thereafter the New Yorks were at his
mercy. The base running Of Jones and
Jennings were the features. Dahlen was
hurt by "A pitched ball. Score:
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at Buffalo.
Baseball Fan-Daf Williams played a
short engagement with Indianapolis when
the club was under Watkins's MANAGEMENT
In Western League days. He was Q
fielder.
The Hoshours defeated the Mohawk Pro-
fessionals yesterday afternoon. the score
being Z TO 4. The feature of the game was
a sensational catch by Shortstop Jesse
Pritchet.
Indianapolis does not at this time occupy
the proud position on top. IL has been a
breath-taking drop. but the elevator will
soon ascend again and the Hoosiers will
get off at the top floor.
Umpire Dwyer was largely responsible
for the loss OF the game at Detroit yes
terday. He called Casey safe al first when
IL is said he was plainly out. giving De-
troit an opportunity OF scoring the winning
run.
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AT Youngstown RHE
Youngstown 30 0 9 o 0 o o / s-3 8 .
Dayton -, 100 0 2 0 0 0 0 o. 8 2
Bat~teries-Crowe and Murphy; Watkins
and Donohue.
At Fort Wayne RHE
Fort Wayne IL ! 0 0 o 0 2 "a 10 l
Wheeling 100 0 l 0 1 0 0 0 o. IL 5
Batteries-Fricken. Harper and Bergen;
Poole and Boyd.
At Toledo RHE
Toledo 4. ....0 5 02440 I LIZ l6 S
New Castle 10 ! 0 o 0 5 o. 6 10 6
Batteries-Stricklett and Hannaford; Jor-
don and Graffius.
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NOTICE.

THE Board OF Trustees OF the Central In
diana Hospital for Insane viii receive sealed
proposals until Friday, June 70. at 10 a. m, for
Furnishing a full line Of supplies for the month
o. July. 1900 Requisition book will be on file
At Room ~. Statehouse. from and after Monday,
June Is. 1900. BY order OF
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
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Deaths.

j. c. Pediong. seventy-two years, 2l13
North Senate avenue, apoplexy.
William Craig. seventy years, 1876 Lud-
low avenue. pneumonia.
. Mary p. Hargrave, foyy-onc years, 124
Arlington avenue. apoplex2-
Michael Murphy, t~wenty-nine years, $40
West Tenth street. tuberculosis.
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William Best. who was recently sentenced
to Michigan City prison for one to three
years on a charge of burglary. but was re-
turned the other day for a new trial. plead
ed guilty to petit larceny before Judge AL
ford yesterday, and was sentenced to the
county Jail for fifteen days.
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George Grinsteiner. who was appointed
COMMISSIONS TO sell the real estate in the
case of Peter Rausch against John Rausch,
filed his bond of SIS, 200 in the Circuit Court
Yesterday.
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Earned runs-New York. 4; Brooklyn, u.
Three-base hits-van Haltren. Kelly. Two
base hits-KelIey. DAILY. First base on err
ror-Brooklyn, l.. Left on bases--New
York. 8; Brooklyn. S. Sacrifice hit-Farrell.
Stolen bases-Jones 90, Jennings ca. Cross.
Bases on balls-Of Kennedy, 1: off Hawley.
/. Double play-Grady and Doyle. Struck
out-By Kennedy, 3; by Cogan, /. Hit by
pitched ball-By Hawley, /. Passed ball.
Farrell. Time - Two hours. Umpire
Latham. Attendance-2.300
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philadelphia Was weak i'm the Box.

BOSTON. June 2.-The Philadelphias
were badly handicapped from the start by
their pitchers. Bernhard was hit hard,
Thomas was wild and Conn was worse. is
suing eight passes and hitting four mer,
besides being batted for six hits in four in
nings. Attendance, 200. Score:
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Earned run-St. Louis. Three-base hit
Beckley. Hit by pitcher-Donovan. Nc
Graw. Bases on balls-Of B~reitenstein. 4.
Struck out-By Powell, /. Double plays
Heydrick and Criger; Powell. Wallace and
McGann: Quinn, Corcoran and Beckley.
Passed ball-Peitz. Stolen base-Keister.
Time-1:55. ~Umpire-Terry.
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APPELLATE COURT.
FOR FAMINE SUFFERERS.
Governor Mount Issues n all for a
Meeting.

The following announcement by Governor
Mount is self~-explanatory: AT the request
of some of the leading citizens OF the city.
who desire 10 organize some systematic
method OF collecting relief for the dis
tressed and famine-stricken sufferers OF
India. there will be a meeting AZ the Gov
errors parlors. Friday. 18th instant. at 3
p. m, for the above-named purpose"
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Buckley. Struck out-By Katoli. 5: by Har-
vey. 3. Bases on balls-On katoll. 4; OF
Harvey. 2 Wild p~itch-KatolL Time-1:9.
Umpire-Sheridan.
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CLEVELAND, o., juno 25.-Up 10 the
seventh inning the Clevelands had made
but one hit off Milligan. In the eighth
they rallied and six run were the result
The game was fast throughout. Score:
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Chicnxo Bunched Hits.

CHICAGO, June 25.-Chicago won to-
days game by punching its hits in the sec
ond and seventh innings. Padden was put
out of the game for d~isputing a decision.
Attendance. 40. Score:
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Totals 49, 10 81 IL 3

Earned runs-Cleveland. T. Two-base hits
-Shearon, Gettman, Milligan. Sacrifice hits
Frisbee. Gettman. Halligan. Sc~hreckepgost.
First base on errors-Cleveland, 4; Buffalo,
3. Bases on balls-0f Hoffer. 8; of Mill
gan. /. Struck out-By Hoffer. z. by Mil
ligan, 2. Wild pitch-Mirigan. Left on
bases-Cleveland, 3; Buffalo. IL. Double
plays - Lachance. unassisted: Sullivan.
Flood and Lachance. Time-1:45. Umpire
-Cantillon. Attendance-1.20
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.


WANTED-Interviews with owners Of real
estate who are willing to make low prices.
L. T. LEWIS, POI Law building. real estate
broker. Old phone 2507: new 1856.
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Nineteen Hits for Thirty-Two Bases.
MILWAUKEE, June 25.-Milwaukee had
a batting streak to-day. finding nineteen
hits. with a total of thirty-two bases. The
Score.