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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-09-27
TRACK LIKE M0LASSES
HEAVY RAIN INTERPRETED WITH
THE TERRE HAUTE RACES.
Patchen-AnacondaM Match Postponed
2:19 Trot Won by j. Il. and 2;14
Pace by Lady Pipes.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Sept ga very
heavy rain which poured straight down for
three-quarters of an hour spoiled the clay
track bed to-day, and although the 2:ls
class trotting and the 2:14 class pacing
events were finished. with two heats of
the 2:20 class trotting event for the Wabash
purse of 5000. the racing was stopped
about 2:9O o'clock and the big match race
between Joe Patchen and Anaconda had to
be postponed. Anaconda was not brought
out on the track. but early in the afternoon
Joe Patchen was driven several warming
up heats by Dickerson. The geat race Will
in all probability be paced tomorrow, for,
although the yellow clay was like molasses
just after the rain, harrows were sent to
work on ii Immediately, and 1t has been
announced that it will be in shape by noon
tomorrow. Had the rain fallen last night
the track bed would have been in fine con-
dition this afternoon. In addition TO the
match race the 2:25 pacing and the 2:15 class
trotting events were postponed until to-
morrow.
c. G.. X. Billings of Chicago, who drove
Free Bond TO wagon at the Empire City
track and lowered the amateur pacing rec
ord to 2:04A, received telegram last night
telling him of the new record won by Co
ney, driven by Ed Gaylord. of Denver, and
he at once took the train for this city, ar
irving here this morning. Mr.. Billings
asked permission to drive Free Bond on the
four-cornered track some time this week,
and the special will be pulled off either to-
morrow or Friday, weather and track per-
hitting. Mr.. Gaylord is still in the the
city and says that if Free Bond again
lowers the record to wagon he will drive
Coney in another trial on this track. Both
men are eager for the trials.
Racing began to-day at 1880 O'Clock, the
first event called being the unfinished 2:l9
trot. In this race ]. T. did not disappoint
the bettors, winning the second and third
heats handily. Lavean, for some mex
plicable reason, fell behind all the bunch
In the second heat and was distanced, and
this after taking second place in the last
heat.
Lady Pipes easily won the 2:14 class pac-
ing event, taking the race in straight heats
and only being pushed a little in the first
heat by Alpha W.. who afterward fell
readily into second place. Annie Thornton
took third place away from Major Marshall
in the second heat only.
Annie Burns took both of the heats trot-
ted in the 2:20 class event, the second one
being trotted in 2:10iz. her record time.
Contralto showed up as the probable win
ner OF the second money in the second
heat. Mabel Onward spoiled the scoring
every time and always got a bad start.
Summaries:
0.fn a
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Secretary of Navy Long has gone to New
York for few days on private business.
He is expected to return the latter part
of this week or the first Of next.
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Indiana Champion Defeated.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
ANDERSON. Ind. Sept. 26. - Jack
Beauschlotte, of Chicago. champion mid
dleweight of Illinois. defeated Shine Rus
sell. of Alexandria. middeweight champion
of Indiana. in a twenty-round contest be-
fore the Anderson Athletic Club tonight.
In the seventh round the Chicago man
had Russell all but knocked out when the
gong sounded. Russell came up fresh the
next round, and held out TO the finish.
Russell was in good condition and took
his punishment gamely. Beauschlotte sent
blow after blow TO the wind and kidneys.
but they seemed TO have no effect on the
colored man. There were seven hundred
people IN attendance. The fight was for q
purse OF $500
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President Hill, of the Great Northern,
has received from Chief Engineer Stevens
telegram stating that the east and west
crews in the immense bore under the
Cascade mountains have met So perfect
was the engineering work and so accu-
rate the preliminary plans and surveys
that the two forces working from oppo-
site ends of the big tunnel brought the two
ends together with scarcely the variation
of an inch. Mr.. Stevens says 1t was the
most accurate bit of work in the history
OF modern engineering. Now that the ire
mendous task of boring out over two miles
OF granite has been accomplished by one
thousand men after three years labor,
the work of laying the tracks is compare
lively insignificant.
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NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS.

The Board OF Commissioners OF Hendricks
county. Indiana. will receive bids at the audi
tors ONCE OF said county until o'clock y. m.
or Friday. the 5th day OF October. 1900, for the
construction OF the following named roads i'm
Marion township said county and State:
Road No. one I'd, known as the Henry Kurtz
Free Gravel Road"
Road No. Two CD. known as the Henry
NIckery Free Gravel Road;
Road No. -Four ca. known as the New Win
chester South Free Gravel Road.
Also. for the construction OF the road the
line between Marion and Clay townships In said
county and State. and known the Marion
and Clay township Free Gravel Road
Also. for the construction OF the following
roads In Clay township. said county and state
Road No. One Cd, known the "Coatesvilie
and Amo Free Gravel Road
Road No. Two CD. and known as the "Ren1
and Coatesville Free Gravel Road
Road No Three 60. and known as the Spring
town Free Gravel Road.
All Of said roads 10 be constructed according Il
the profles and specifications on file in the
,ff1ce OF the auditor of said county
Bids invited each road separately and
also on all the roads ordered 70 be constructed i
sach OF said townships The right is reserved 70
reject any and all bids.
A. T. DoOLEY,
j. W. WHITE.
J. A Winnings.
Attest: CHAS. III. CAvINEss.
Auditor Hendricks County. Indiana.
Miles a. Easley, Attorneys.
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Referring to the late meeting Of the
Western presidents. railroad official says:
1.-The question which the presidents have
not answered and cannot solve is: What
shall be done with the low-rate contracts
entered into between the Western roads
and their central freight connections on
business originating in trunk line terri
tory, and which do not expire until the
end of this year? 1t is this point that has
aroused the ire Of the Atlantic port lines
to such an extent that they are in a very
ugly mood, chiefly because the trunk lines
have failed to make good their promise to
eradicate the evil"
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New Lake Shore Master Mechanic.

j. o. Bradeen, who has been master me-
chanic of the Michigan Southern division
OF the Lake Shore since Jan. last. with
headquarters at Elkhart and with jurisdic-
ton all over the system west Of Toledo.
has resigned, the resignation TO take eff
feet Oct l. His resignation has been ac-
cepted, but his successor has not been an
nounced, though II Is said that j. B. Dicker-
son, who holds similar position on the
eastern division, which extends from To-
ledo east, will be transferred to Elkhart,
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WRESTLING TOURNAMENT.
Four Fine Contests at Des Moines-
Frank Gotsch Won on Points.

DIES MONIES, Ia, Sept 26.-In a wrest-
ling tournament here tonight, in which
Farmer" Burns. Frank Gotsch. ID. A
McMilland, Ernest Roeber and ole Shell
lenberger took part, the results were:
First Contest-Gotsch threw Roeber in
So minutes.
econd-Shellenberger threw Gotsch in 10
minutes and Gotsch threw Shellenberger
twice I'm u minutes each.
Third-Burns threw Mcmillan in ~ min
utes: Mcmillan threw Burns in minutes;
Burns threw Mcmillan in minutes.
Fourth-Burns failed TO throw Gotsch in
ID minutes.
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At Gravesend-Einer, to /; Pleasant
Sail, to L; Autumn, to /; Redpath II
to 1: Annoy, to !; Rappanecker, II to 1.
At st. Louis-Einstein, to /; Duelist,
TO 2; Laureate, to 5; Titus, to L; Tayon,
s to 5; Necklace, 2 to l.
At Hawthorne-Natural Cas-. 10 to /;
Bessie Macklin, 8 to 9: Donation, Is to l.:
Sir Christopher, IL to 2; Van Hoorebek, 3
10 2; Prairie Dog, Is TO 10; Precursor, TO 5.
At Fort Erie-Frank Mcconnell, Com
nnuter, Left Bower. Claude Walton, Alex,
Pharaoh.
AT Windsor-Laura, G. G., 8 to l.; Phos-
phorus. 10 TO L: Greeting, to 5; Double
Dummy, to 10; Harry Lucerco, to J.;
HOrsa. even.
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III West Ohio Street,
LEGAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


PUBLIC SALE-Notice is hereby given that.
pursuant TO the order OF the Dlstrlct Court OF
the United States for the District OF Indiana.
this day made In the matter OF Daniel kost
bankrupt No. 6s2 in Bankruptcy, VIII oner at
public sale on Friday. the 18th day OF October.
1900. at clock in the forenoon. on the prem
ises at No. 2l23 East Michigan street In the
City OF indianapolis. Indiana, the undivided
two-thirds c-0 OF lots numbered forty-one uil
forty-two (4O and forty-three CAB in n n
Ogle ct ais East Park addition 10 the CRY %
IndianapO Marion county. Indiana. said sale
10 be for cash and subject 10 all liens. Including
liens OF certain mortgages. taxes and municipal
assessments described IN said order. Such sale
10 be subject 10 the approval OF the court. For
further particulars inquire OF the undersigned at
No. Il0f Law Building. Indianapolis. Indiana
Dated this September Is. 1900.
JAMES A. COLLINS.
Trustee In BANKRUPTCY.
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wANTED-AGENTs.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for Galveston; The Hor-
rors or a stricken CITY, py Murat haistead
800 pages; biggest book: best terms; deman
enormous. Solicitors clearing IS to $50 daily.
Outfits free. STANDARD PUB. HOUSE, go
Dearborn street Chicago
WANTED-Galveston Horror. Official History,
nearly REQ pages. illustrated Agents clearing
SO per day. Best terms: Freight paid. credit
given. Books ready. Outfits free. Good salary
and expenses TO Special Agents H. j. SMITH
PUB CO.. Chicago.
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MINERS QUIET.
CONCLUDED FROM FIRST PAGE ,

CONCLUDED FROM FIRST PAGE)
men working to-day than at any time since
the strike began. The labor leaders claim
accessions TO their ranks from both the
mines at Eckley and Lattimer.
The production of coal in the district
is steadily decreasing. This is shown from
The shipments of coal from the region to-
day. which indicate falling OF of more
than 70 per cent.
Edgar Gudlick, general superintendent OF
Coke Bros. & Co.'S colliery. who ar
rested yesterday on the complaint OF Peter
Gallagher. a striking mine worker at
Freeland, was to-day fined S. The superin-
tendent is charged by Gallagher OF driving
his horse into him and otherwise annoying
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NEW YORK, Sept 26.-President Trues-
dale. of the Delaware, Lackawanna G.
Western, said to-day concerning the pub
lished report that the mine operators had
secretly agreed to make certain conces-
sions TO the miners demands, that so far
as he knew, there was basis for such
reports. He added that the situation was
unchanged from yesterday. Vice President
w. V. S. Thorne, Of the Pennsylvania Coal
Company, confirmed this view, but would
say nothing more.
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FOR sALE-No. 1 iron tank; capacity 400 gall
Ions: In good condition. Will sell cheap. in
quire at chalfant. Pennsylv ania and Michigan,
or w. L. LAhUE.
FOR SALE-Payabe after received-Three
months trial free: s11.25 for high-grade, s.
drawer, drop head cabinet sewing machine; $11. 30
Tor regular $40 bicycle; $50 for $500 piano;
szs Is for SO parior organ; $3.50 for a. 5-piece
cverstunfd velour $40 parlor suite. All new,
h.gh-grade. standard goods. For fun particulars
state articles interested in and will mail you
= specisl catalogue. SEARS. RoEBUCK & CO..
Chicago.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
PORTLAND. Ind. Sept. pa heavy
rainstorm began just as the first heat of
the 2:20 trot at the fair was finished this
afternoon, making ii necessary to call off
all the races until tomorrow, when six
events are carded. The first heat of the
trot was won by Dr. Price, Orphan Girl
second. Time, 2:23
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CHICAGO. Sept. ga tumble on the
goal line was all that saved the University
of Chicago eleven from being scored on by
Monmouth College to-day. Using a tackle
back formation, the Monmouth team car
ried the ball straight down the field for
seventy five yards, only TO lose 1t on a
tumble after Ii had crossed the goal line.
After that Chicago braced up and ran up a
short halves. For so early in the season
both elevens showed good condition and
team work.
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TREASURER WAYLAID.
Forced tn Open Money Vault I'm which
He Was Locked by Robbers.

MERGED. Cal. Sept. 26.-county Treas
user Barabauer was held up late last night
while on his way home and forced at the
muzzle Of a pistol TO go 10 his office and
open the vaults containing the county
funds. After securing sl.500 OF more and
some papers the thieves forced Bambauer
into the vault and sprung the combination.
The Imprisoned man was discovered this
morning almost unconscious
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MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Sept 26-The State
Medical Board to-day began war against
osteopaths, the charge being that the state
statutes regulating the practice OF medi-
cine are violated. A. S. Thompson, who 4
a practitioner OF osteopathy I'm Milwaukee
was arrested to-day. He Is without a GER
fihcate from the State Medical Board and
the case Is a test one. He will have hear
Ing tomorrow.
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AUCTION SALE.

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AUCTION SALE-To Dealers and Consumers
Ohio Wine and Liquor Company will offer at
suction $4,000 worth OF imported wines. liquors.
etc. at auction. In cases. kegs and barrels Sa e
to commence Wednesday. Sept 10, at 10 a.
and p. m, and 70 continue until all most Of
stock Is sold This Is the largest sale of its kind
ever offered at auction OHIO WINE AND
LIQUOR COMPANY. 2O6 South Illinois street,
near Union Railroad Station.
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FOR RENT-R0om with modern convenience
and board A good home table Both for 50.
per month"; Ten squares from Circle. Best OF
references Address X p, care Journal.
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PITTSBURG. Sept 26-Cincinnati de-
feated the home team to-day by better all
around play. Ely's two errors were costly.
Hartsers batting was the feature At
tendance. 1900. Score:
RHE
Pittsburg .....2 II 900 o. s
Cincinnati 100 0 3 0-6 10 4
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NOTICE.

The Board OF Trustees Of the Central Indiana
Hospital for Insane will receive sealed proposals
until Friday. Sept 3, at 10 a m, for furnish
ing full line OF supplies for the month Of Oc-
tober. 1900.
Requlsition book viii be on file at Room As
Statehouse. from and after Monday. Sept. "a
1900 BY order OF BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
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IN THE WYOMING VALLEY.
Mine Operators Abiding Their Time
Three Marchers Released.

Three Marchers Released.
wILKESBARRE. Pa. Sept. 26-The
tenth day of the strike closed without any
change in the Wyoming valley. All the
miners that were idle the first day were
idle to-day, and the one mine that con-
tinued in operation the first day is still
at work-the one at Mocanaqua. The op-
orators seem to be abiding their time. conf
dent that in the end victory is going to be
on their side. The strikers, on the other
hand, are just as confident. If their lead
ers are to be believed the men are more
confident of winning now than they have
been at any time since the strike was in
augurated. The local operators say the
statement issued by the Markles was the
only proper stand to take. considering the
conditions existing between employer and
employee, and that the Markles have played
a winning card against Mr.. Mitchell's ef-
forts.
John Gallagher, Michael Cullen and John
Brennan, the three men who were arrested
at Derringer yesterday by Sheriff Har-
vey and deputies, were taken into court
to-day for habeas corpus hearing. They
were discharged on a technicality. Judge
Woodward said the commitment was a
very bungling affair. Counsel for the de-
Tense scored the prosecution for railroad
ing the men to jail by bringing them TO
Wilkesbarre, distance of forty-five miles,
to appear before a justice of the peace,
when the men could have had hearing at
charged an attempt was made to rearrest
them, but Cullen and Brennan got away.
Gallagher was taken into custody, but
later allowed to depart.
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WANTED-Good boys IS years OF age over.
to carry early morning routes Call $50 a
p. m at Indianapolis Journal. Inquire for o.
l.. Carter.
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virginia Port. Forging to the Front.

1t is reported that the Norfolk e. Western
and the Chesapeake & Ohio have entered
into arrangement for joint steamer
service from Newport News and Norfolk.
Va, to continental points, which the lat
ter has heretofore covered by its own
service. An increased fleet of vessels is
provided for, to be managed by the United
States Shipping Company. of New York.
Neither the Norfolk & Western nor the
Southern will have any interest in the
Chesapeake & Ohio fleet to Liverpool and
London, which will still be operated. The
object of the deal is maintenance of rates,
and it is expected to have the effect of
making Newport News and Norfolk i'm
portant export points as Baltimore.
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PUBLIC sALE-Notice Is hereby given that.
pursuant 10 the order OF the District Court OF
the United states. for the District OF Indiana.
this day made in the matter OF Morris d Kaut-
man, bankrupt No. 6s9 in bankruptcy, I will
offer at public sale. Saturday. the nth day
OF October. 1890. 10 O'Clock in the forenoon. az
the south door OF the Marion County Courthouse.
ir the city OF indianapolis. Indiana, the undi-
vided two-thirds 62-9 Of lots numbered nifty nine
$50, sixty t60), sixty-eiekt fSSl and ninety-six
tss). in Floral Park addition 10 the city % In
oianapolis. Marion county. Indiana. said sale
sales TO be for cash. and subject 10 the liens
for taxes and other liens. IL any there be. ami
subject 20 the approval OF the court For par
ticulars inquire OF the undersigned al No iS3-ito
Commercial Club buildng, Indianapolis. Indf-
ana.
Dated this September -. 1900
CLARENCE Il. WEIR Trustee.
Morris a Hewberger. Attorneys.
Indiana Decatur a Western Railway co.-of-
nee OF the Secretary. indianapolis, Ind. SEPT.
IS 1900
Notice IL hereby given that the annual meet
Ing OF the stockholders OF the Indiana. De-
catur & Western Railway Company viii b
held at the Office OF the company In Indianapo-
lis Ind. on Wednesday. October 10. 1900. AZ 4
o clock D. m. the election % three diTeCtor1
and the transaction Of such other business -
may properly come before the meeting.
0EoR0k n HALcH- oocro>nFx>
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NOTICE.

ATTENTION, ROUGH RIDERS-No Rough
Riders organization is complete without our
standard Rough Riders Stats" They are
both handsome and cheap. Address the DAVIS
WHIP CO.. Tippecanoe City. Miami Co., Ohio.
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Boston at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at New York.
St. Louis at Chicago.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
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Special 70 the indianapolis Journal.
SOUTH BEND. Ind, Sept. 26.-Beautiful
work with the bat and the fine pitching of
Rapp won the second game from Fort
Wayne for the Greens to-day. Score:
r H L
Greens .-......2 o 90 Is O
Fort Wayne .........0 0 o 1 OIL 5 2
Batteries-Rapp and Fuller: Fricken and
Klienow.
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MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. 26.-University of
Minnesota football team. e5; McAlester, 0.
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SEAMOKIN, Pa, Sept. 26.--Rev. John G.
Konstankievicz. pastor of the Russian
Greek Church here and vicar general of
the United States, sprung somewhat
important and certainly unexpected sur
prise this afternoon. He announced that
In the event of the strike continuing until
suffering and restitution put in appear
ance, he and his congregation had ar
ranged TO mortgage the whole of their
church property, valued at over S25, 600,
and divide the proceeds among the suffer-
ers, and in the event of the strike being
continued for long period the entire con-
gregation will leave the region. The sit
uation here remains unchanged.
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CosTUMER.


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klNKLIN-Costumera AMI wig maker at his new
place. Meridian street, north, No. D.
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CoLLrERY CLOSED.

him. Gudlick refused to pay the fine and
win probably take the case to court.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.


The Board OF Trustees OF the Central Indiana
Hospital for Insane win receive sealed proposals
at trustees Office until Wednesday, oct. 3, at 2
y m. for furnishing fresh E.ilk for year
from Nov. I. 1900. 10 Nov. 4. 1901.
BY Order OF BOARD OF TRUSTEES
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SURROUNDED BY POLICE
NO WONDER THERE WAS NO ROW
DYIsM In THE CITY OF RABIES.
Blue Coats Were All About the Brook
lyn Diamond Observation-Disclosures
phia Badly inundated.

Brooklyn ..12-Philadelphia. o
Boston ..... S-New York ...y
Cincinnati 5PittsburE 80. 4
St. s-Chicag
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sTORAGE-The Union Transfer and Storags
Company, corner East Ohio street and Bee-
line tracks; only frst-class storage solicited
GRATING AND PACKING OF HOUSEHOLD
GOODS A SPECIALITY.
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~cARLAsD- STOVES AND RANGES
Awarded highest prize Paris exposition 1900.
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BOSTON, Sept 26.-Boston won to-day's
game making 1t three straight from New
York Thinking the game was clinched.
Captain Davis substituted Matthewson for
Seymour in the fifth inning. His wildness,
combined with Boston's hitting, drove him
from the box in the eighth inning. Mercer
replaced him when it was too late to save
the game. Attendance, 1000. Score:
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Good batting by HartseI.

Batteries-Dineen, Clarke and Conr
Matthewson, Seymour and Grady.
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The secretary of the Chilean legation
said to-day, in response to inquiries, that
reports Of war between Chile and her
neighbors were groundless. The war ru-
mors have gained considerable circulation
of late. IL being stated that an outbreak
of hostilities was imminent between Chile
on the one hand and the Argentine Re-
public, Peru and Bolivia on the other.