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LIVE STOCK MARKET
Hog Receipts We're Liberal
Yesterday.
MARKET 5 CENTS LOWER
Butchers Cattle Strong-AII
Others Steady.
MARKET 5 CENTS LOWER

The receipts Of hogs were larger yes
terday than for several days past and
added to the hoId-overs from the previous
day, made q good supply. The market
was generally quoted 3 cents lower and
IN some cases the sales were quoted II
cents lower than the close OF the previ-
Gus day. It soon became evident that
there would be too many hogs for Cud-
ehv to handle. he having bought more
than his usual killing the day before.
Deck Parsons had been sitting On the
fence for two days. and the shippers
were trying 70 aggravate him 70 bid by
joking him about ArTnour's green book.
The green book, however. seemed 70 have
contained some Information, because
about noon Mr. Parsons fell OF the fence
and before the other buyers found out
he was on the market he had bought a
half q train load Of hogs. The reason Of
fered for the decline here yesterday was
that the decline here on Wednesday was
not as great as IN Kansas City, and the
buyers wanted TO be IN line with that
market. They do not want 70 leave q
shipping profit between this market and
Kansas City and St. Joseph There we're
a good many good hogs on teh market
yesterday but no fancy car lots. The
market closed strong at the decline, and
there was not a hog left IN the sale pens
when the buyers left the yards. The mar
ket was active after the buyers got down
10 business. It was called & red-letter
day IN the hog section. and II seemed Ike
cid times. when tie market was going
up about as rapidly as it has been coming
down the past few days. The sellers. as
a rule. were satisfied with the prices.
They were convinced that they were
getting as much net cash for their hogs
as they would have brought on any other
market. St JOSEPH parties have been
making an effort for the past week 70
turn some OF the surplus hogs here TO
that market. but have not succeeded very
well Armour is the stumbling block in
the way q that proposition. There was q
feeling among both buyers and sellers
herr last evening that there would be a
coed market today. and a further decline
81 this tine is not looked for
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sHIPPERs ANp NoTEs.

The shippers who furnished the car
hogs on the market yesterday were:
Phipps & Payne, Braman, 0. T.; George
D. French. Beaumont; Jones & Vowel,
Anthony; George =. Able, Perth; c. G.
Handy, Norwich; Harvey Grace, Cheney;
S " owen & Co, Kremlin, 0. T. J. L.
Vandavee-. Hackney; c. c. Carson. ut.
Hope; C Z. Blake, Haven: ". 3. John
ston, Enid; Frank Moore, Andale; Steiner
& Blair, Lyons; Bay &, Kelley, Corwfn
Charles Hanna, Enid; T. ". Hannigan.
Deer Creek, o. 7.
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New YORK. Get -f.-Norsy CT can fr7a.
at 81 Per cent Prime mercantile paper.
asf5 per cent. sterling exchange easier.
zith actual business n BANKERS blls az
$ 50 for demand ard a. . s5s.l g s f1-
s.xtv days posted rates. 8 sf1zTf s. ard
So commercial bins. s. So 81. silver
bars. "a. NeLczr dollars, 81 Govern
Ueut bonds steady. rounding tF7s reg
-srzTel- 1e-zs ccleo1. ~ t1-eeS TeE-
tsrers1 -7-s cauroz- -7s-s. rev tcurs.
registered. Ls- coupon. -. cd f1I-z. reg
istsre1. 1Il1. rou0c1l. 1ilz. 1Vss. reg ster-
81 1Es ccupcn- I
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Kansas Man Honored in Iowa.

was chosen today as the permanent head
quarters for the Modern Brotherhood OF
America and Eugene BALI OF Atchison.
Kan. was elected supreme secretary 10
succeed A c. Elliott. resigned The
convention then adjourned
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Low Bate Excursions.

10 Ohio and IndIana points; also Louis
vile. KY, via B. & 0. S--W., Sept 18th
and 18th and Oct. Ist and sth- Good re-
turning thirty days. Call on nearest
ticket agent. or address a c. Goodrich,
Trav. Passr Agent. Kansas City. No. 4;
also F. D. Gidersleeve. Dist Pass'r
Agent, St. Louis. No.
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Egg=Receipts. s.Z24 packages; market
steady; state and Pennsylvania. 21iz6z2css
western caudIed. r.sc; western u1can-
died, 1s92lc.
Sugar-Raw. steady; fair refining,
: Is-16c; centrifugal. IS test 37sc; moiasses
sugar, Slsc; refined. steady; crushed, s5-S9;
powdered, 3 20; GRADUATED, S5-10-
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{. Rein Wins sandown FoaI Stakes.

London. Oct 24.-Wm. c. Whitney 5
VoIodyvosk q. Reinl won the Sandown
FoaI stakes Of 1900 sovereigns for 3 year
olds. distance about one mile and five
furlougs. at the Sandown park autumn
meeting today. Transparency was sec
ond and Duudonald CAIaher) finished
third. Five horses ran
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irish 20 Visit United States.

Queenstown. Ct. 24.-Messrs- john Z.
Redmond. Patrick 4. McHugh and Thorn
as O'Donneu, the nationalist members of
parliament. who are 10 visit the United
States in behalf OF the Irish cause. sailed
for New York today on the steamer Ma
jestic. They were given q great send off
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LIVE STOCK EARKETa
Chicago.


Chicago, Oct. 24.-Cattle-Receipt S.
co. including 40 Texans, so westerns;
market slow, but steady; good TO prime
steers, Sc. 2006-s0; no fancy here; poor 70
medium, g. 1913 &C. stockers and feeders,
8. 25a4- .; cows. 81 5G4.75; heifers, 3. 50G
$50; Gamers. 1850. .; bulls, s1.7oa4-50;
calves, $3-o0Qs.00; Texas fed steers, s.. 75G
$50; western steers. So 55d5-4 0-
HOg-Receipts, today, 4 90; tomorrow,
5000; left over, $50; market opened
steady to strong; closed firm; mixed and
butchers, s. SgQ6 80; good 10 choice heavy,
s6.ood6.50; rough heavy, S5-50d5.so; light,
s.. 6506.l 10; bulk Of sales, S.s5G6.20.
Sheep-Receipts. i, 900; sheep slow 20 1oc
lower; lambs 10 70 15c lower; good 70
choice wethers, g. 4o03 Is; fair 70 choice
mixed, s.. 40; western sheep. 3. COO
g so: native lambs, s2.5eq4. 70; western
lambs. g. z5G4.4
Kansas City.
Kansas City, Oct 4.-Cattl-Receipts
natives. 5000; Texans, loo; calves, 400.
Corn fed cattle opened 10c higher, closed
steady; other cattle steady; choice export
and dressed beef steers, &. s0G6. SO; fair TO
good 81 .S0d5.85; stockers and feeders, 3 So
a. .; western fed steers, 81. S0d6. %; west
ern range steers. s. 25d4 so: Texas and
Indian steers. s2.75G3 .; Texas cows,
81 5I2- .; native cows, = So Is; heifers,
s. O0G5. %; Gamers s1-50q2. 60; bulls, &. Is
a.. 70; calves, 6 .00d5. 3.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000; market steady:
top. s. 20; bulk Of sales, $. 75d6. 10; heavy.
S.. 10ds. %; mixed packers. s. .s0g7. o211z [;
light, s5.25d6. 90; pigs, 81 65G5 -.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000; market strong:
native lambs, s4.0Od4. .; western lambs,
g. 75G4. 80; native wethers g. 25d3.75; west
ern Wethers, s.. 25d3. 50: ewes, s.. 75G3. Is ;
feeders, s2-5oG3 Is; stockers, S1-50Q2-5o
st. Louie.
St Louis. Oct. 24.-CattIe-Receipt g.
600, including 1,2o0 Texans: market steady;
beef steers, 8 25G6.5O; fancy. $50; stock
ers and feeders, s. 3Od3.70; cows and
heifers, s2.Z564. 40; Texas steers, s2.50G
AS; cows and heifers, g. 0o6S 20.
Hog-Receipts, $50; market strong 70
&C higher; pigs and lights. $5-sG'G6 co.;
packers, s.. S5G6. Is; butchers. S6.15d6.55.
Sheep-Receipts. 600; market strong; IA
tive muttons. 81. 7513. 20; lambs, s.. 75d4. So I;
stockers, s1-75Q2 3.
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WOOL MARKET.

St. Louis. Oct c4.-Wool market quiet:
territory and western mediums, 149I61sc;
fine, IG151zc; coarse, 12Q15c-
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British Gets Back Two Guns.

London. Oct. 24--Reporting 10 the wal
Office Lord Kitchener wires as follows
Colonel Campbeus column. operating
near Slangapies. has recovered two guns
which the Beers lad captured az Scheep-
ers' Mex"
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Rockford. IL. Oct A-Rev. Daniel
Franz and wife OF Fairview. Kansas.
we're killed outright and three others in
Jured a Cedarviue today BY Oeing crush
Sd By . falling tree
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COTTON MARKET.

NeE Torz. Get s4--he eott7u market
orarai steady Eirh rrices unchanged 70
points higher. and closez steady. WIKI
-.-ees ~ - ecsr-z lover
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Cattle

There was a very moderate supply OF
eactIe on the market yesterday Butchers
cattle sold strong and others about
steady CuGahy wen- after everything
that shovel good flesh. The str0ng de-
rnand here is for a better class or butcher
cows and heifers Some fairly E0od grass
fed steers brought SIS but they would
have brought more money II they had
been fatter-
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FIsTULE and al diseases q tng
rectum cured under positive guaran
tee No money 20 be- paid until Cur,
Is Effected. Dent fail 10 read on
half page al In next Sundays Eagle
Drs. Nlckers & yickors. Wichita. Kan
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GG:I.EolAIN:S

If more sales of Ripans Tabules are
made daily than of any other medicine,
the reason may be found in the fact that
there is scarcely any condition of i'll health
that is not benefited by the occasional
use of Ripans TabuIe, and package,
containing ten. is obtainable from any
druggist for five cents.
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them ike candy and they viii work gently you sep
h ,re that means they strengthen the walls OF tn'
hoeIs give them life Then they act regularly ana nAIu
allv That's you want Cure guaranteed DC sure sos
qet Cascarets Sample and booklet free Address
Sterling Remedy Company. Chicago O. New YORK -
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CAsH QTOTATIONs

CASH QUOTATIONS.
FI0ur-Narzet steady
Wheat-No. g spring. e61 ssi5c; No. red,
"a. G72c.
Corn-No. . yellow. 81. GS71zc
Oats-No. . 35iaG362lc; no. white, 81
Gss14c; No. white. SSEsS1ac.
Rye-No. .. 55-c.
Bariey--Fair 10 choice mating. 5455Tizc-
Fiax-No- 1. NorthE estern. SI.5L
Timothy seed-Priue, s5-sffl5 g
Pork-3Iess. Per Dbl. $50 G13.S0.
Lard-Per 100 lbs. s. a913-0-h
Snort ri5 sides loosel El5ES 81. dry
Salted shoulders fboxaGf. 1-F77.c. short
clear sides t5oxsdl, ss.751S-S5-
RECEIPTS AND SHIP1IENTz-
Rec pts Snipu -
Flour. bbls. .---..---.--.--2sl 10 S1doo
~ lear- o. -------------------- p lil.a1
corn. o4- ----------- --.t,r..t 4-lr-'.
oats o. .-.----------- ---t-t -a-..'l
Ftte. Dr. --------------- l-ttD ------
5l-le--- Gu 1919 11.lt1
On the Produce Exchange. sodzy. the
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Ahout the frst thinr the doctos

About the first thing the docto<
says-Eow are your bowels?
Then, "L-et's see YOU tongue
Because bad tongue and bad
bowels go together. Regulate the
bowels, clean Up the tongue. We
ali know that this IS the way 70
Keep well.
You can't keep the bowels
healthy and regular with purgeS
or bird-shot pills They move you
with awful gripeS, then you're
worse than ever
Now what you wants CascaretS
Go and get them today-Casez-
rets-in metal box-coSt Toc- ESi
III work gently-while yon sleep
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Chicago

Chicago
Chicago, Oct. 24.-The leading futures
ranged as follows
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On the Produce Exchange. today. the
market closed IS follows.
B1tter-8.lrlet steady; creamery. l4E
-I1-c. dairy.
r-Tr-
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS

A Convention OF Red Men of Connec-
ticut in Bridgeport
Bridgeport, May 23-The fifteenth
annual pow-wow of the Great Sun
council of the reservation of Connect
cut was held by the Improved Order Of
the Red Men in the wigwam of Kouck-
apotanauh tribe at Bridgeport yester-
day.
After the reading Of reports, which
were highly satisfactory, the following
officers were elected:
Great Sun prophet, W, G. Epson;
great chief sachem, Carl Foster,
Bridgeport: great senior sycamore, #.
W. Stiles, Meriden: great Junior saga
more. w. Fl. Benham, Waterbury;
great chief Of records, william Saun-
ders, of Naugatuck; great keeper Of
wampum F. L. Trowbridge, New Ha-
ven; great representative, w. c. Up
son; great sannap, b. I. Russell, Water
bury; great mishinewa, e. f. Tread
WELL Bridgeport; great guard of the
wigwam, e. II. Andrews, Southing
ton; great guard Of the forest, r. S.
Selleck, of New Canaan.
The great chiefs were raised by
Deputy Great Incohnee Carlos Smith,
of New Haven. 1t was voted to hold
the next Great Sun council in Thomp-
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Mrs Blair was also the recipient Of
a sterling silver creamer and sugar
bowl with her initials I'll. M. B. en-
graved on them.
The golf club will have it's formal
opening next Thursday afternoon at
23O.
The main pulley in the press room at
r. Wallace & Sons broke yesterday
morning, causing a shutdown for the
rest Of the day
w. w. Slliman, B. A., of Stockport,
N. Y, is the guest Of Rev. S. w. Lins-
lev
Two bus load of young folks besides
severol on bicycles went down to North
Haven last eveningat attend Professor
Casey's bicycle hop in Memorial hall.
The Wallingford ball players are
practicing and getting in condition for
the game in Rockville tomorrow.
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WOULDN'T SELL 1T.
Her Pure and Clear Complexion Not
For Sale,

A Cornell girl was put on a Grape
Nuts diet and discovered some facts
She says while a student at Cornell
I suffered from improper diet. The
banquets and other social functions
with their rich refreshments-serve
to completely upset stomach already
weak from rich pastry, highly season.
ed meats and CONNECTIONS furnished
by loving parents at home.
81 became irritable. nervous, and
my appetite became more and more
capricious. Only rich, highly season.
ed food suited me, and this further
wrecked my health. I was sallow,
having lost my pink and white COM
plexion. I became dull eyed and dull
Drained, the victim of agonizing dys-
pepsia and intestinal trouble.
II was finally forced to leave school
and came home an irritable, wretched-
ly sick girl The plainest food disa-
greed with me, and / babe fair to
starve to death, when a physician adj
vised my physician to put ME on
Grape Nuts Food diet To make a
long story short, the transformation
from wretched ill health to good health
was marvellous I liked the new food
so well, and it agreed with my tor
tured stomach perfectly, regulated my
bowels, my headaches left, and the
color of the skin gradually grew bet
ter. In months I found myself rosy,
plump and strong.
II would not sell my clear complex
ion, bright eyes and general good feel
ing for the costliest, richest mess of
Delmonican pottage
Il returned to Cornell, finished my
course, and can now study, think and
live. The food that enabled me to re-
gain my health l shall never forget"
Name furnished by Postum Cereal
Co., Ltd, at Battle Creek, Mich.
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Mrs Ellwood-I saved the neat little
sum of $19.75 on the last reception. You
know George gave me twenty dollars
for enough flowers to perfume the
whole room
Mrs. Bellwood-And didn't you buy
them?
Mrs. Ellwood-No indeed! I simply
poured quarter bottle of cologne on
the electric fan. That sent psrfumed
draughts to every corner.-Phlad erhia
Record
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COLE.

AT a special meeting of the Connec-
ticut Golf association, held at the New
Haven Country club, Wednesday, Pres
ident j. M. Young was in the chair and
the delegates included r. l.. Redfeld,
Fenwick Hall q. c.; J. P. Cheney, Or
ford G. c.; F. G. Beach, New Haven
county, and Oscar Barnes, New Haven
county. Mr. Barnes was elected secre-
tary- treasurer for the year. 1t was de-
cided to hold the third annual state
championship on the links Of the New
Haven Country club. July 10, H. u and
10, the conditions to be the same as last
year. b.a
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GRANTS ENGINEERS DEMANDS.

GRANTS ENGINEERS DEMANDS.
1t is formally announced that an
agreement has just been reached be-
tween the general board of adjusters Of
the Locomotive Engineers association
of the New York and New Haven road
and the officials of the road over the
recent demand Of the engineers for a
new wage scale. The engineers who run
heavy passenger engines and heavy
freighters asked for "a a day for 100
miles and overtime for more than that
distance They also asked that hostlers
be provided to clean and care for their
engines at the end of their runs. The
company granted the requests Of the en-
gineers.
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WILL MEET IN WATERBURY.
New Haven County Health Associa

New Haven County Health Associa-
ton to Convene June 6.
The New Haven County Public
Health association will hold their
quarterly meeting in Waterbury, on
June 6. where they will be the guests
of the Waterbury Board of Health.
They WILL during the day. inspect the
new method that Waterbury has
adopted for the disposition of it's sew
age, as it can no longer drain into the
Naugatuck river.
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NORWICH 8, BRIDGEPORT 6.

Norwich, May 23.-The home team by
punching their hits in the first inning
obtained lead that was never passed
by Bridgeport. The game was interest
ing, however, because of sharp fielding.
The score:
Norwich :. $3.50 0 / 0 o OIL "-S-S--2
Bridgeport 20 0 0 0-6-9-1
Batteries-Mack and Woodruff; Nc
Cullough and ORourke.
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WATERBURY, 5, MER1DEN 9.

Waterbury, May 23.-Waterbury lost
to-day principally through the errors Of
Burgess local amateur, who was
given a trial on third base. Meriden
punched their hits In the fourth and
seventh. The score:
Waterbury :. 3 0 0 0 0 0 Q 0-5- rs
Meriden :. 80 0 0 1 2 0 O-9-13-3
Batteries = Koran, Clancy and
Mathews; Ferry and Summers.
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YALE,s VARSITY CREW
Captain Blagden Notifies Men of TIL

Captain Blagden Notifies Men Of Thei,
Selection for Week at Least.
Captain Blagden, of the Yale crew,
has notified the following men that they
WILL for week at least, constitute the
varsity crew:
Stroke, Strong; No. 7, Johnson; No 6,
Kunzig; No. s, Blagden; No. 4, Bogue;
No. 8, Rumsey; No. 2, Hewitt; bow,
Thomas.
The new men In the section are
Strong, Johnson and Thomas.
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EASTERN LEAGuE,

AT Observation-Disclosures A. Worces-
ter G.
AT Buffalo-Buffalo 8, Hartford s.
AT Toronto-Toronto s, Syracuse 2.
AT Montreal-Montreal 0. Providence
0. (Ten innings. Game great pitch
ers' battle.
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Recent real estate transfers in West
Haven are as follows: N. Boughton to
G. e. Bailey, Paul Russo to G. Del
Gregg, John McDermott to Mary j.
Fitzgerald, Johanna Linde to G. S.
Linde Joseph Herman to Alexander
Midas
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DERBY 6. NEW LONDON 2.

New London,s May 2S.--New London
went down before Derby to-day in a
featureless game. The visitors scored
four in the second by some hard hitting
and won with ease. The score:
Derby 49,. .....1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-6-7-3
New London II 0 0 0 o 1 0-2-6-2
Batteries-Tuckey and Scannell;
O'Connor and Stanhope.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-05-24
NATIONAL. LEAGI1E

AT Boston-Boston T. Pittsburg 3.
AT Brooklyn-Chicag 9, Brooklyn O.
AT New York-New York 8, Cincin-
natl 1.
At Philadelphia-Phila g. st.
Louis 10.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-05-24

NEW LONDON HERE TO-DAY.
New London will play at the Savin
Rock grounds this afternoon and Cap
tain Caravans men will try to blot out
the defeat that was scored against them
in Bristol yesterday.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-05-24

Colonel" she asked, "have you ever
been up in balloon?'
No" he answered, but I got to talk
ing art to Boston lady once, and she
had me away UP in the air inside Of
two minutes. Chicago Record Her
aid,
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-05-24
U-4LJTNGF0RD.

The farewell reception to Rev. j. j.
Blair and family Wednesday evening
was largely attended. One of the pleas
ant features was the presentation to
Rev. Mr.. Blair of beautiful loving cup
of sterling silver and gold lined with
this inscriptions:
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-05-24
1S94---1901.

To the Reverend John j. Blair,
From his Practitioners, in low
ing remembrance of faithful
service during pastorate of
seven years, First Congrega-
tional church Of Wallingford.
May 20, 1901.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AT Milwaukee-Rain
AT Cleveland--Cleve IA, Washing
ton 10.
At Detroit-Detroit 2, Boston 4.
At Philadelphia-Ph Philadelphia 8, Chi
cago II.
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BROWN DEFEATS U. OF M.

Providence. r. l., May 23.-Brown de-
feated University of Michigan to-day
by single run The large score Of 8
to was mostly due to errors on both
sides.