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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-02
ENGLISH FEEL BRIGHTER
Feel sure That shamrock III Has
Ghost Of chance 20 Win.

London. Oct The London papers IN
duIge in n little comment on the ger
Torrance Of the Shamrock II and Column
bla yesterday. although these perform
onces are held TO confirm the Impression
that the challenger would show better
on the triangular course and is apper-
entity improving her form. her work In
Yesterdays light airs giving great salts
faction.
1t looks SIS though she were Just be-
ginning 20 show her best form" says the
Daily Graphic. "If that is SO the abortive
races may prove In the end 10 have been
stepping stones 10 victory.
1T is generally conceded that Sir
Thomas IIpton's chances OF lifting the
cup look brighter. Mr. Hamilton. editor
Of the Yachtman. has declared IN an In
telview that he thinks the chances OF
the challenger winning the cup are re-
markedly gcod. provided she gets only
ordinarily luck. although with a strong
wind aft the Columbia Is q marvelously
fast vessel "
He expressed the opinion that the sham
rock II would be seen az her best wher.
The wind was Just strong enough FOR her
70 carry her backyard topsail on the wind.
but not her ilb topsaan
Under such conditions" said Mr Ham
uton. Il believe she would beat the Co
lumbia over any course"
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neapolss and St Paul The Only occasion
therefore on which might have seen
these orders was OF one OF these two
visits. and I have 10 recollection OF hav-
ing been shown any telegram or dis
patch"
Captain S.gsbee was excused and Chief
Teoman Gustave E Beckner. who serv-
ed as . clerk TO Admiral Sampson on
board the flagship New York during the
Spanish war, was called. He identified
the memorandum from ceptzir McCalla
saying there was = good landing place
n'sr Cienfuegos. which Admiral Sanp-
son sent 70 Commodore Scaley under
date OF Nay Ie. and said that this memo
raodum had bee ncarried in duplicate
BY the Iowa and Dupont. Mr.. Rayner
questioned the witness very closely.
bringing out the fact that Becker had
no record 70 show that either OF these
vessels had carried the memorandum
and that he vas dependent upon his mem
ory in making the statement.
Mr.. Hanna said IN connection with
this that IN department expected TO be
able 10 show that four copies OF this
memorandum had been forwarded to
Commodore Schley. Mr.. Rayne- re-
spended that he would admit only one
copy. and that was TIRE copy delivered TO
the Hawk on May .. TS9S
The court adjourned for the day at 4
p. m, with Mr.. Becker sim OF the stand
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c. W. Trout s. Co.'S Five-Rooun Dis
play Of Vehicles and Farming
tsae.lara araz

II every merchant in the city had made
as fine "A display % up-to-dste. new goods
and his store az attractive 20 visitors as
the arm ~ @. W Trout & Go. now have
their saicsroorna AZ -i5-2i1 -2is- - 70 South
Main street. who have their avs
large .saIesroous filed with rev.
up-to-dote gooGs-Tehicies q every
Kind and style-lt would have made =
great Impression aud given visitors moro
thsn tho worth q their money Ter the
trip.
Their north room e. alled Eith ans
teo-seat jobs-carrisgea. surreys. stan
horcs. rubber and steel tlres-fae very
latest styles ard finish The second room
is allied alth sinsie--eat sfanhopes heE-
gIea and road wagons ard the thirf
room has Ere display ~ rosd wagons
runabouts and spring wagons. Thess
three rooms are certainly attractive "a
very Interesting 10 eTery person coutsHa@
plating the purchase ~ vehicle. AID 81.
Trout says they have been selling therz
lively
Their two south rooms are MEL Vim
farming machinery q every csscri1tsoa.
ard also a complete Ere q ths cd reii-
allie Perkins wfndmills and towers,
which have been famous FOR hearty haf
a century .. ". Trout a Co have =
ere display q us-to-dafe goods ard -
zervs the large trade which thsy ere ~ns
f~rIrr
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LIVE STOCK MARKET
Hogs Take Another tumble
10 Cents Lower
MARKET FAIRLY ACTIVE
Scarcity of Butcher Stuff
Feature of Cattle Market.

There was a liberal supply Of hogs on
the market yesterday. Cudahv filed his
order and bought some for today. Other
buyers bought sparngly, but the hogs
were finally al sold before the close
There were some fairly good hogs on the
market, but the avera &c was not Nd TO
that Of last week There was a large
sprinkling OF thin, habitat hogs. The
market was 8 cents lower on the very
best hogs, and 10 cents on all others.
and al the close the buyers quoted 10
cents lower on ali sales. The demand for
hogs IS just as strong as ever. but the
decline in the eastern markets had a
tendency TO lower prices here. and there
are hints that all the big packers in the
Missouri river packing centers and in
Chicago are bears on the hog market.
Hogs are stin bringing q good price. and
there is nothing remarkable in the fact
that the packers are intimating that they
would Ike TO have cheaper hogs. Tt is
q the prevailing opinion among the commits
sion men that If farmers show a little
nerve and hold onto their hogs that re-
action in the downward tendency OF
prices would be arrested by light receipts
Ia al the packing centers. while II the
farmers conclude that prices VIII go still
lower and force their hogs on the market
they viii bring about the very condition
they would ike to avoid. one dealer
said yesterday that the farmers always
helped the bears on the market by sell
Ing when the market was going down.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, Oct. 1.-The lively interest
in today's international yacht race took
many of the stock exchange members
away from the board room, and still fur
Their diminished the volume of the trad
ing. The days aggregate sales were
barely 10000 shares and the fluctuations
Of prices was very narrow for the most
part The exceptions worthy Of special
note were in the industrial list and
among the dormant and less important
railroad stocks. Liquidation in Sugar was
the feature Of the market following the
sharp break in prices yesterday. The
usual lack of information regarding the
movement was one Of its features. The
room traders Joined in the selling in an
attempt to make quick return and their
covering caused q rally of a point. The
stocks extreme decline was "a The
gossip to account for the decline included
rumors that the insiders were liquidating
on apprehensions Of a change in the
sugar tariff at the coming session of con-
gress or of unfriendly legislation. Other
rumors had it that insiders who had sold
at recent high prices were depressing the
price to set back their stock. The gen
eral feeling of distrust of the blind pool
methods Of the great industrial corpora
lions, which has reached an acute stage
since the recent episode in Amalgamated
Copper was a factor in Sugar and in a
number Of other industrials. There were
declines Of IL TO ? points in Brooklyn
Transit, Colorado Fuel National Salt
preferred. General Electric and American
Express. The waiting attitude of the
market was partly due to expectations Of
dividend action on the United States Steel
stocks and the presentation of a prom
Ised financial statement The non ap-
pearance OF this as the session drew to-
ward its close emphasized the weakness
of the industrials. Amalgamated Copper
was rather firm. rising a point and then
losing it and stifiening again TO about the
best. Atchison was quite notably firm
and gained point o runonrs that the
directors would increase the semi-annual
dividend rate 20 per cent at n meeting
tomorrow. There were some other firm
spots In the railroad list and the general
undertoen was rather firm on q belated
recognition OF yesterdays important recu-
peration of money market resources by
receipts Of Australian and French gold.
A rise in the New York exchange AT Chi
cago to par also indicated q mitiss-
ton Of the interior pressure for cur
rcucy. or the other hand. sterling ex-
change recovered a fraction thus dis
appointing hopes Of an immediate return
20 the gold import point
There was also rise in cali money n
the late dealings 20 ~ FER cent, which
renewed Jhe conjectures as TO the cause
of last weeks loan expansion and its
possible continuance. The unusually
large dividend and interest disbursements !
incident 10 the first Of October are ex-
rected 10 affect the money market within
q very short time The action OF the
market was hesitating ard uncertain
throughout
The railroad bond market was dun and
Irregular. Total sales. par value. s.. 81. 600
united states refunding twos advanced !
Z per cent on the last call.
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SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

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INTEREST is DIVIDED
London Talks Much of Rein Incident
aud Yacht Race.

London. oct. 2-The crowds on the
Thames entertainments were waiting for
the announcement OF the yacht race last
night were much smaller than the crowds
Of Saturday night owing 10 the rain and
the great disappointment following the
result. The Rein Incident divided Interest
with the yacht race and was the subject
Of keen discussion at the sporting clfha
Il Is just a year since the letter % Lord
Durham accusing ReiT. appeared ia the
London papers ReiG then surprised the
public By retaining fr0Tn bringing ac-
ton fer hhei tgt the JOCKEY Cub com
pietely exoncrated him. The general cpin-
ION last night vas that Lond Durham
and the other stewards o. the 5ockey
Club. piqued az the failure u the attack.
had been watching for an opportunity
70 make case ar-iast Reir ard that
having succeeded. they have forced tho
hand ~ the Jockey Club al strongiy az
possible against him
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BREAK N WHEAT
December Closes One Cent
Under Yesterday,
CORN CLOSED DOWN
Dat Market Closed Lower
With Provisions Depressed.
CLOSED DOWN

Chicago. Oct. Heavy receipts caused
sharp break in wheat today, December
closing 1 cent under yesterday. Corn
closed 1sa14c and oats Ease down for
December delivery. Provisions closed
shade to 121zc depressed. The last hour
of the wheat market the bear contingent
came out in force and with little effort
succeeded in hammering the price Sc
verely. December opened Is to &c lower,
at 7o1s TO 7Oa7Osc, and sagged a bit
lower during the succeeding hour. Cover
ing brought December back to 7Oisd7ol4c
later, but the bears. seizing upon the
Hberality of receipts as a pretext, began
selling and although their sales were not
large, the market was so dull that the
effect on the price was marked. Deem
Der dropped 70 6e1sG6sAc, and closed l
cent lower, at CSC, with no recuperative
power left, TO all appearances. Local re-
ceipts were 1s6 cars, 6 contract grade
Minneapolis and Duluth reported /, 337
cars, making a total for the three points
Of 1888 cars, against Isis last week and
sS1 a year ago. Primary receipts were
1.6s OOo bushels, against, $4,000 bushels
last year. Seaboard clearances were 534,-
600 bushels. The worlds visible increased
IA 600 bushels.
Corn opened dull, with December IN
changed TO sc lower at 563s to 56Hc, on
lower cables and fair weather. Lacking
any influential trading. corn was inclined
TO follow wheat. Under the impression
that the continued liquidation by longs
for the last few days was over. prices
advanced a little, though the trading was
mostly by scalpers The break in oats
seemed to help corn a triie and Deem
Der sold TO $3.50. but on the break in
wheaa declined and closed weak. Is to
&c lower. at 561sa564c. Receipts were
z25 cars.
oats had a short-lived activity about
the middle Of the session, when weak
longs became scared at liberal offerings
by a prominent operator. December open
ed shade lower, with other grains at
952sc, sold to 35ik9355so and closed weak,
Z 10 sc down, at S45sc. Receipts were
2s9 cars.
Provisions were easier all around on
a weaker hog market and liquidation.
The outside demand was slow and Janu-
airy pork closed PFC lower. at s15.S71a;
January lard a shade lower. at $50. and
January ribs sc lower. at SITE.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat. $50 cars: corn, 175 cars; oats. 135
cars; hogs, 81, 600 head.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS
ChIcaoo.

Chicago, Oct. 1.-Cattle-Re Receipts. 5000
including 1.0e0 Texans, 1900 westerns;
market steady at Mondays basis: no
fancy here; good to prime steers, SO. 10Q
$50; poor TO medium. S4.00d5 90; stock
ers and feeders. s.. 25d4. .: cows. 81 ga
40; heifeTs 3 00a5.0G; Gamers. 81 .25G2. %:
bulls, H.75d4.75; calves. s.. 50d6 80; Texas
steers, 5000. 90; western steers, s3.75a
SO.
Hogs-Receipts, today, 1900: left over.
1900: market dun and Il to &c lower:
mixed and butchers. Sc. 65a7.00; good to
choice heavy. $5.7o67-10; rough heavy.
s6S5f1669; light, S6.60a6s0 bulk OF sales.
S5.60Q6.75
sheep-Receipts. 5000; sheep slow:
lambs mostly 1oc lower; good to choice
wetheTs, s3.5Gd3. 70; fair TO choice mixed.
$ CoQ3.4o; western sheep, s.. 00GJ3. &C; na-
tive lambs. g 50Q4.75, western lambs,
s.. 40qz.04.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. Mo, Oct. 1.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 1000 natives, 1000 Texans, and
100 calves. Best cattle steady. others
1Gc lower; choice dressed beef steers, s.. IS
$3.50; fair TO good, Si.9Ga5. IS; stoclxers
and feeders, S2.75Q4. .; western fed steers
s. .S545.50; western range steers, S. 256D
40; Texas and Indians, 81. 706i3. 20; Texas
COWS, S2.S5Q2-10; native cows, 3. 75d4 Is;
heifers. S5.0od5.50; Gamers. s1.50G2. IS;
DullS, .. 4Vl3-S8, calves, g. 50eI5 Cd.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; market 10 cents
lower; bulk Of sales. Sc. 65G6.95 heavy.
s. 0007.10; mixed packers. S6.75G7 90;
light, $6.25d6. IS; pigs. $ 25d6.15
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; market steady;
western lambs, g. 50d4. 50; western weth-
ers. S3.O003. .; ewes, S3.5Od4 90: feeders,
s. -59Q3.0 90; stOckers, 81 .50Q2. 80.
ST. Louie.
st. Louis, Oct. 1.-CattIe-Receipts. $500,
including $500 Texans; natives slow TO
lower; Texans steady; native steers, $500
al. p; stoclIers and feeders, s.. 30G53. 70:
cows and heifers, 81. 00d5. 90; Texas and
Indian steers. $3.10G415; cows and heif-
ers. 3. 1003. 80.
Hogs Receipts. 1880; market 10 to 15c
lower; pigs and lights, s6.56d6 50; packers,
Sc 50li6.S5; butchers, Sc. e067.10.
SEeep-Receipts, 1900; market steady TO
strong; native muttons. s. 9oI9. .; lambs,
cnTf n
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VERY S Rl0US WOUND
nan As=aufsee Nsh a Lsntssu ga
-snth Esu-fh-

An unknown mar a visitor az ths Car
1iTal. vas assaulted on eoufh F11rt1
avenue af I-rf This morning ard grave 49,
ryshadaf1uz are fsit iesf ir may tam eat
fo ~ q r.arfer The mau Eae Haa sell
Gressr1 and apparently ehosf p TeaFs
~ a~e. vac sfrack over ~ heaA VIA a
ianf-re era an artery cet ne 80 e
blood vas fe8rfgi
Detective Cairns = ncw trvirE - 49,
rrrhsad SIS assagsrf uifh ~ Foss'siz
cias 81 80 ~. bat fta facf fhaf hs ha.1
a Railroad EASTERN ard nay fosssai7 -
8 raHro-s RAN. ire lantern Vas sFos-rs
a-a ste~-r n glass NeTs foara ID fhs Ffr-
tis-s srala Doctors asrr sfvaE ~ -
vsuas a. 8 geek. ssf g Has ssll sl.ss.-
i~x very rf~sr1afF
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weighed, and the stranger was on hand
10 receive them. Nj McNeal said he
would so with the check from the buyer
ana pay the farmer ar the bank. But sir.
Paugh said that is not the way business
was done there. He told the stranger TO
give him his check for Sz59. q. which was
what the hogs came TO al the price a
which he had bought them, and he would
call up the bank and see If the check
was all right. That spoiled the trade.
The stranger lit out and Marsh Paugh
sold the hogs for 10 cents a hundred less
than the stranger had bought them. Mr..
Reimer said he would never sell any
more hogs 10 q stranger who came TO his
house riding wheel. He wondered what
that stranger would have done 10 him
hoes
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BLUE AND The CRAY
contlnsea from sIrth Paxe.
-. - - -.

mitsbls stories effectively told.
Miss Grace sutton put tire ciimax cr
the frafsrnai addr-es - Keller 81 recif-
ing The Blue ard the cray. ia man
ner that cannol % excelsG. IN reclfai
Hiss Grace has the excegtla1at facaify
q making the sentiment she expresses
her oEn She vas encored repeatedly.
The meeting az nlzht was ia tire char
acter o. campfire and most engoyabls
il every particular.
Thls Afternoon Governor Etariev ard
others speak ard me 81 X. C. ard 6. =.
ladies give a Gre program cars r1a %
RS ers'ls PARK every Ten uinatss
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RACE IS FAILURE
Continued from First page.

ent- To escape from this blanket Cap
tain Barr sent the Columbia on the port
tack az 2.12. but luck was against her and
she lost every breath OF the fickle wind.
as well as steerage way and il was fully
two minutes before she got away and
filled away on the starooard tack again
and by that time the Shamrock was too
far ahead to &c overtaken. The first mark
was then close at hand and the yachts
tackled around Il as follows:
shamrock .---.-..-..---.-..-.-..-.. sc
columbia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS = .f4.if
The Shamrock had beaten tbs defender
three minutes and twenty seconds in the
first ten miles. and try as the Columbia
would she was unable 70 lessen the wide
gap that separated her from her antag-
onist- She held her lun hunting for wind.
but falling 70 find IT, dropped slowly
astern until the gun from the committee
boat brought the contest 20 an end. with
nearly a half OF a mile OF blue water
between her and the golden boat Of LIP
ton
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and cheerfulaess soos
disappear v'hez the kid
neys are out ct cr5ea
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
become 50 prevaleni
that IS nosunccmmoa
for , child 70 be born
afflicted with weak kid
reys- 1.-THE child URN
a,cS too cftS1. il the
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New York. Oct 1-Butter-Recei7ts :. =
SO packages market steady. state dairy
lsGzlc. creamery 15I--1-c, June cres merry
a6e2c. fresh factory, I2t44lfiac.
ket firm. fancy large colored sflsss &. large
white sis69s 10, fancy small coiored. ll-.c,
fancy small whot.e Ice
Esgs-Receipts. 1s1Ss packages: market
easy. state ard Pennsylvania. 2-1-lc.
western candled, SC. western uncalllsd.
l61sIlsisc
- refined. steady crushed, s -. rl7yle--
ed. 80, graruiatet. s.
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WOOL MARKET.

st. Louis Oct. Wool market quiet;
territory and western mediums, Edl61sc,
fne. uaI5l.c. coarse. 12NI5c
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CAsH QUOTATIONa

Fiour-Alarket steady.
Wheat-No. . spring, 69i4c; No. 5 spring,
66d6slzc: No. red, 69G69izc.
Corn-No. , yellow. 55i4 q56lzc.
Oats-No. .. 35G3615c; No. white, SO
Sc; No. 3 white. 37d37lzc.
Rye-No. ,. 55c.
Barley-Fair TO choice mating. $3.50
so.
Flax seed-No. ! northwestern, 81. IS.
Pork-Mess per Dbl, Sl4.69d14.65.
Lard-Per 100 lbs. s. 921zd9 -.
Short rib sides Qoose). sS-7odS so: dry
sailed shoulders (boxed). 7isd7Ac: short
clear sides (boxed), g 4069 50.
Whisky-Basis OF high wines. $50.
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St Louis. Oct Close )-Nheat-
Lower; No. . red cash. elevator. &c;
track, haze: October. 6sssc, December.
7oizE use; May, &c; No. . hard. e4
6sisc
Corn-Lower: No. . cash. 5si=c; track.
6Slac. Dscember. 57c; Nay. 59isc
Oats-LCwer. No cash. sac. track.
SIS 9SSc; December. 80; MAY SS1zc: No.
white. S5<isC.
Eas-a-T over -sf-~
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RocA
REPREsENT6TfvE SAFES.


There was a light supply Of cattle on
The market yesterday. CUdahy wanted
good butchers cattle. and Il was q disap-
pointmeut when it turned ont that the
supply OF This class was so light
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Kansas CIu

NdEEaS OILTs
Kansas City, Oct 1.-Wheat-Decembel
e5Q66ikc; May. e77sQ6Sc; cash. No. hard.
657s G65isc; No > red 70d70lsc.
Corn December. SIC; May. 5sis G5sltc
cash. No. mixed, 571zd5Sc; No. white.
Oats-No. white. SS5sGsZc.
Rye-No. ?. sc
TIay-Choice time thy. 81. 5od14.50: prai-
RE. s12Gl2
Butter-Creamery, Isi-aisc; fancy dairy.
I4Tl6c.
ECgs-Fresh f5c.
Receipts OF wheat, 50 cars.
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Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.

Kidney trccele rEsys upon the mind. Dis
courzges and lessons ambition: beauty. yircs
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crime Scslds the flesh or II. Whsa the child
reaches an age when 4 should Be able %
eontrol the passage. Il IS YET afflicted with
be6-Sretting. depend upon il. The cause ct
the difficulty is kidney trouhle. and the flrSs
step should &c towards the treatment az
these important organs. This unpIezsans
trasble IS due 70 diseased condition Of The
kidneys and bladder ard net to Z hxhlf a.
most people suppose.
Women as well as men are nade MIS-
cradle with kidney and bladder srouhis.
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect a
Swamp-Root IS son realized !, is sold
by druggists. in fifty
cent and one dollar a ..sss
sizes. You may have = Es 3 -
sample bottle by mall =. -
free. also pamphl-; tell aszas ot s-aaup- Esos.i
ing al about L. including many Of the
thousands q testimonial letters received
from sufferers cured. in writing Or. Kilrnef
& Co.. Binghamton. ". Y. Be sure and
mention this paper.
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On the Produce Exchange, today, the
market closed as follows:
Butter-Market firm; creamery. 14G21c;
dairy. 13617c.
Egcs-Firm: fresh. I7c
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Mr Il = Brown q Neoaesha. Is Il TIE
-f.r
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Chlcaan

Chicago. Oct The leading futures
ranged as follows:
Open. High Low. Close.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

PHILADELPHIA. IS; CINCINNATI. 90.
Cincinnati. Oct 1.-PhiladeiDhia took
another d0uble-header today Swormsred
uitched good BAH. but was miserahly sup
ported in the second same Attendance.
6o. Sco-e.
First game = F
cincinnati ...-.......00 100000 5 3
Philadelphia ..-...-s q 90 00oo1-i O
Batte-.es-s timmel and Bergen; Dug
glehg and Douglass.
Second game Il =
Cincinnati ...........0 0000oo .
Philadelphia .-..-..-1 0 3o10l-s /
Batteries Swormsted and Harley;
Townsend ard Mcfarland
PITTSBCRG. s; BOSTON. .
PittsAurg. est 1.-Ph,lfpi had good con
t-1l and received excellent support and
the game was a walk-oyer for the home
team Attendance l-5l1 Score RE =
ps-tss-rz -.....-.-.6s fa So -
Boston ....-..-..-.--.o Cd Neu
Baues-ss-Phillipi and zlwm-sr Diaeen
a2a Aaran
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