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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-02
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
+ Failures Of the Days Dealings in All the lead
ing Stocks.

New York. july l-Expectations o.
hleher prices for stocks aroused by the
action OF the market during the latte.
part OF last eek were not realized today
mere We're number of more or less dis
turbing factors which discouraged buy-
tempted To take their profits they met no
demand to absorb their offerings and
prices melted away easily on a small vol
dme OF business. The tone of the foreign
markets was quite cheerful and was tn
OCCASION OF some opening advances here
Ohcers of the United States Steel Cor
poration professed to belittle the effects
OF the strike bat its effects were never
theless manifest upon the price of the
company stocks. The INDEPENDENT steel
companies were also weak United States
Steel. pcth common and preferred. lost
. ana Colorado Fuel and Tenn Goa
about each. The expected dividend a.
ton on United States Steel, tomorrow
was also a factor in the situation. the
pears STRIVING To discredit recent rumors
that the common stock would be nlared
on per cent. dividend basis Fears or
uamase TO the corn crop from drouth in
missouri Kansas and Texas especially dc
pressed the corn carrying grangers -rha
decilne recovered u in St. Paul. 3 in Rock
aSIann IN Illinois Central and ~, in,
mon Pacific and Texas and Pacific and
IN Atchison preferred There was nor
able strength in the Central stocks ana
IN the New York. Chicago & st Louis
STOCKS, their gains extending to about ,
ana points. Most of the active stock
were on point or more during the day
ana che closing was heavy and duIi
mere was nttie doing in railroad bonds
put prices Welded in sympathy with
stocks Total sales. par Value. 81 S., en-,
United States bonds were all unclaimed
on first call. ="
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-02
LATEST BL0NDlN CLUE
CONES from Nashua. n. H.. Where the Sus.
rect Is Aiowei TO Escape.

Nashua. n. H.. July 1.-The Nashua
police are investigating what they
think may be a clue in the Blondin
murder case. Last evening man
answering the description of j. W.
Blondin calling at the house of Sum-
ner Perkins. in Hudson, and asked for
food and lodging.
Police officer Merrill of Hudson, hap
pened TO be present at the time and
both he and Mr.. Perkins were struck
by the strangers resemblance to the
published descriptions of the much
wanted man. The officer asked him
several questions and ELECTED the in
formation that the man belonged in
Lowell. He said he was in search of
work
"A few moments later, when the off,
Ger and Mr.. Perkins attempted to de-
tain the man. the latter made for the
tracks Of the Rochester Railroad and
escaped. He was last seen by the
Hudson men going toward Epping. The
Nashua police were notified, this MORN
ing. and at once began looking into the
clue. Officer Merrill thinks that the
man was the same as the one seen In
Chelmsford. Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-02
BISHOP o'coNMEll
rsndssed I RecsVIioa and Dinner y Wis
Lowell, Mas, Friends.


Lowell. Mass. July 1.-The Rt. Rev.
VIM. H. O'Connell. bishop Of Portland
Me-, was rendered reception and din
ner. this afternoon, at the parochial
residence Of st. Peters parish. IN
which he was born. In this parish ne
served as an altar boy until he left the
city to pursue his theological studies.
About $50 invitations were sent out
mostly to clergymen, and nearly all re-
sponded. ,A
After the diner an address was pre-
scented to Bishop OCOnnell on behaii
of his Lowell friends. The address
was highly complimentary ana con-
gratulatory to the young bishop.
At the conclusion of the address ne
was presented with a very substan-
tial sum of money. understood 10
amount to several Thousand dollars
contributed by clergymen and laymeh
of this city, the friends Of the young
bishop. :,
Bishop OCOnnell in reply. expressed
his high appreciation of such token
OF friendship from the pastor and peo-
pie Of old St Peters parish, and ten
dered his most sincere thanks to those
who had shown such interest in his
welfare, etc.
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HecoLumsIA
CONTINUED from page ~


Constitution overstood. and lost prob
ably 40 seconds. The times at the out
er mark were: Columbia, 1.24.55; Con-
stitution. 1.26.55
J.. Thus on the beat to windward the
Columbia defeated her opponent nearly
2 minutes In getting spinnakers the
Columbia was a trifie smarter than the
Constitution. Only seven seconds
quicker was the great sail extended
and distended out to starboard. In a
few more seconds the immense balloon
lib topsails were spread to the potent
and increasing breeze and back to the
finish line the racers flew. It
In the run before the wind the Con-
stitution gained. With sheets eased
off she is faster than Columbia. The
times at the finish were: Columbia,
2223S: Constitution, 2.33.29.
Thus over the course of Is miles to
windward and back the elapsed time of
Columbia was 2.52.04 while that Of Con-
stitution was 2.52.52, n margin between
them of only AZ seconds. Ii the jib of
the Constitution had not been out of
order for over 10 minutes the Columbia
could not possibly have won. In
fresh breeze and smooth water Con-
stitution is the better boat on the wind
and with the sheets eased off What
will happen to the craft over triangu-
lar course remains to be seen.
The official time of the race was as fol-
lows:
Start: Columbia. 11.40.A; Constitution.
II .i037
Outer mark: Columbia. l.2i.55; Consti-
tutoin. 1.2G55. .
Finish: Columbia, 80 3s: Constitution.
333329
Elapsed time: Columbia. 2.52Oi; Consti-
tuition. 2.5252.
Immediately after crossing the finish
line the Columbia took in her spinnaker
and hauled aft her main sheet in readi-
ness to jibe over. At 235, Capt. Barr
jibed and in so doing the Columbia's main
boom doubled up and broke about 80 feet
from the Jaws She lay helpless in the
trough of a heavy sea The Park City,
the big tender of the Columbia. was soon
alongside and had her in town. The
headsails were taken in and the mainsail
stripped off The big saii was not in the
least injured The Columbia was towe to
the city.
Capt Rhodes. seeing the mishap to the
Columbia. did not attempt to jibe the
Constitution but stood well out tn sea on
the starboari tack and then came about
and stood for the entrance to the harbor
She came up the bay under her own sail
and was soon riding a her mornings.
on board the Columbia there was evil
dent joy in spite Of the accident To the
main boom after crossing the finish line.
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CAUGHT WHILE LoOTINc.
Five Men Calling Themselves Americans Caught
| by Chinese Troops.

Pekin, July live men calling
themselves Americans were captured
by Chinese troops in a town so miles
from Pekin and were turned over to
Maj f. r. Robertson. commander of
the United States legation guard here.
The men, who were armed, demanded
5000 taels from the keeper of a pawn
shop and got 500 taels. They filled five
carts with plumber and then began
shooting not knowing the town was
occupied by 100 Chinese troops. The
United State legation was notified and
the quintette was brought in.
All parts of Pekin occupied by the
British for police purposes We're turned
over. Monday. to the Chinese authori-
ties. The foreign ministers viii meet.
July 3.
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DOMINION DAY
Al tho Buffalo Exposition Calls Thousands Of
Canadians Across the Line.

Buffalo. N. Y. June This was Do
minion day at the Pan-American Elk
position and thousands of Canadians
crossed the border. At $50. this morn
ing. the 4Sth Highlanders of Toronto.
with theih band and pipers and de-
tachment of United States marines
came into town from the Exposition
grounds and escorted DIR. Borden. the
Canadian minister of militia, and his
staff to the Temple of Music. where
the dedication ceremonies in connec-
ton with the Canadian building were
held. DR.. Borden delivered the prin-
cipal address to which replies We're
made by Director General Buchanan
and President Milburn of the EXPOSE
ton Association. Addresses were also
made by James Kerr. president of the
Canadian Club. and Albert f. Jones.
president of the Victoria Club. both of
this city. Upon the conclusion of the
ceremonies DR.. Borden held a recep-
ton in the Canadian building.
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THEIR WORK IS DONE.
Death Of Col. D. v. Page and Commodore
Zeii T at New York City.

New York. June Cool. David v.
Page Of Akron. o.. died. today, in the
Hotel Brunswick, of heart failure. Col.
Page was member Of the 4sth Con-
gress from the 10Th Ohio district In
the elections for the 18th Congress
ior Mckinley defeated Page. Page
was later member Of the firm OF
Page. Carey * CO.. contractors on the
Croton Aquedct. New York. He was al
so member of the banking firm Of
Page Bros. * Co. at gainesville. Ohio
which failed a number of years ago.
Commodore Theodore Zeller. L. s. N.
died at his residence in New York
city. today. from old age. in his SD
year. Commodore Zeller was born in
New York city. He was retired in 1880
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-02
clARk'S CHALLENGE
Will Probably Not Affect the Shamrock u and
the Cup Races.

Newport. r. l., July lin relation to
the statement of X. NJ. Clarke of Scot
land. and his desire to race the Sham
rock III with his yacht the kariad. eX-
Commodore Kane, chairman of the re-
gatta committee of the New York
Yacht Club. said. this morning. that
his particular committee had nothing
to say relative to the affair OF ME-
Clarks proposition. The only one who
could deal with it was the challenge
committee. The Americas cup had
been challenged for by the Royal us
ter Club and the New York Yacht Club
did not know Mr.. Clarke in the matter
Commodore Kane further said that he
was not prepared to say what would
be the effect of Mr.. Clarke's state
ment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-02

Mr.. A. c. Miron. Of the police force.
residing at SIS Washington street. saws:
For seven years or over I had more
or less trouble from the lack OF proner
action of my kidneys. The pains over
those organs at times were severe and
the secretions excessive. Learning
about Doan's Kidney Pills 1 procured
box at c. X. Partridge's Old Reliable
drug store directly opposite the post
Office. I derived great benefit from
their use at once and in q short time
the pains were ended. Doan's Kidney
Pills are an exceedingly valuable
remedy for the kidneys"
For sale by all dealers. Price 20
cents. Foster Milburn Co.. Buffalo N
T., sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name -Doan's-and
take no substitute. --
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'Hi !, s 10 ,l6Js.
,SrEStesdy, 9Glo.
EGGS-Easy. II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-02
New York Produces Marhei.

New Tork, July l.
IL AZ bbIs.; sales. 500 pkgs; neglected
and nominaily lower.
WHEAT-Receipts. Pc so bush: OK.
ports. $50 2Z1 bush: sales, 2se5. CO. oush. IN
lures. 10000 bush. spot: spot easier: No
red, 1;ls afioat; No. red. igt elf
vator: No. northern Duluth e I Q
afioat: No. hard Duluth. SCI, b aft.at
CORN-R Receipts. 2ls 20 bush; exports
iH.s93 bush: sales. 225.UpJ bush. futures
a GO bush. spot spot steady; No. !. ES
elevator and <sA q b afioat
OATS-Receipts. l9o,1iJ bush: expotts.
q sSi bush; spot dun: No. 2. s2i.: 10 d
%: No white. g: No. white. vs..
track mixed western. 32us3 track white.
5-i2a31.
BEFF-F'irm
CUT MEATS Firm.
LARD-Easy western steamed, $50. re-
fined. easy.
PORk-StesGy.
BTTTER-Suiet and steady; creamery.
i5U 49,; factory. l2I.GlJ; sta e dairy. ~
Is =. 'T
E.GGS-Firm; state and PenBa.. HAZE.
POTATOES-Quiet.
SJ-GAR-Raw. steady to inner. fair r.
timing. S-l6; centrifugal s5 test. ! -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-02
DOMINION DAY.
Canadians viii Run Things Today. al the p"
American Exposition.

Buffalo. n. ", June 30-Tomorrow
will be Dominion day at the Pan
American Exposition. The 4sth High
landers OF Toronto. one of the TWO
killed regiments of Canada, arrived
at the exposition, 500 strong. in spec
ial train of IL ears, this afternoon. 1he
United States artillery Under Major
Wiser TURNED out the entire guard To
welcome the Highlanders. The Cana
dams are under command Of Lieut..
Col w. G. Macdonald. Attached To
the special train in which the High
landers came was special car carry
ing Hon. d. r. w. Borden. minister of
militia and defense. who VIII represent
the government OF Canada at the open
ing Of the Dominion building. tomor-
row
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-02

National League.
AT BOSTON.

First game: Att, :,
Cincinnati 80 U
Observation-Disclosures and Kittredge; phil
lips and Bergen.
1,,.,o,, % 3 o 0 XE-S-o
Mrc;nnati 10 l 0 V---o-i
Batteries-Dineen and Moran New o''
I'D bergen; Attendance. SV.
AT NEW YORK.
c,,. o. 0 0 . II 81
Naw York IL l. 90 x-6-n-;
pattericslJ. Taylor and King; L. ray
,or and Warner Attendance, NV. j
At PHILADELPHIA.
..,rr o 0 0 0 o o--0-y-u
Philadelphia 20 X-l-4-v
pa,teries-Chesbro and Zimmer: Dona-
h,i, and Jacklitch. Attendance 2"o''
AT BROOKLYN
=, 1ouis % O. 2 2 o ) 2-l0-i
Rronklyn % 4 y S-F-a
patteries-Harper and Ryan: Hughes
McJames and Farrell. Attendance, IWV.
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NOT A MAN RETURNED.
Lockout in the Composing Room Of the New
York Commercial.

New York, June 30.-The New York
Commercial. a daily financial paper.
published at 396 Broadway. announced
Saturday. that its mechanical depart
ment would. commencing tomorrow
morning. be operated on IAN open shop
basis" and consequently 100 men en-
locked out.
Sfereotypers. preSsmen. cOmpositors
and mailers received letters signed by
ID. o. Hayes < Co. Saturday afternoon,
that their services We're no longer re-
quiied. but that if they cared to work
on non-union basis they could return
TO work. Not man. however. returned
to take his place. tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-02
GEN. GOMEZ'S VISIT
To United States Causes Much Speculation
Which Ne Does Not Relieve.

New York July 1.-Gen. Maxine
Gomez is spending most Of his time in
conference with Senior Tomas Estrada
Palma. Neither will divulge the exact
nature of their talk.
One report current is that the gener-
ais visit to this country has to do with
a readjustment of the agreement made
between him and the United States
government at the close of the Spanish
war. Gen. Gomez was then placed on
the government pay roll, value being
put on his services among the Cubans
Gen. Gomez left the city, Monday
morning, with Senior Palma for the lat
tar's home at Central Valley.
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CLARK CHALLENGES.
Wants Kariad and Shamrock u to Decide
Which Shall Come Over.

London. July IA special dispatch
from Glasgow says that Kenneth NJ.
Clark. owner of the kariad. has sent
a challenge to Sir Thomas Upton for
trial races between the Shamrock II
and the Kariad to be sailed over a
course similar to the course for the
Americas cup. and on the American
measurement, in order to decide which
yacht will be sent as challenger to
American waters.
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Races at St. Stephen. N. B.

St. Stephen, N B.. July 1.-The races It
the local track. this afternoon. drew only
a small crowd. The track was IN goo ZOO,
contested. Summary: ,,,,
The $50 class purse 500. +. c. Murchie.
Ni,itowu h m Cherry Arden. first; Nc
Emsick Calais, b m Chetah Maid. second;
The ~ class. purse $50. Boyle Calais i;ls
- 3, Raiia Rich. second: best time, by
Rich 2NS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-02

~. New York, July l.
loan g. '"''' iaSi
Prime mercantile paper 4Si5ih nor can,
Sterling exchange easy at 4S7ssaS. "a
demand and at 4S5raGss for 60 DAYS
POSTED rates 4S6 and 4SSss.
Commercial bills iS4iba4S5
Silver certificates nOninal ca
Bar silver 5sis.
Mexican dollars Az.
Government bonds steadv
Railroad bonds aac;ar
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Mrs. Eliza Rogers Potter.

New York. June 30-Mrs. Eliza
Rogers Potter, wife of the Right Rev.
Henry c. Potter. Protestant Episcopal
bishop of New York, died suddenly,
this morning. at the family residence
in this city. Mrs. Potter's death was
due to heart failure superinduced by
the intense heat of the last few DAYS.
BISHOP Potter was at his wife's side
when the end came but none Of her
six children were present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-02

Chicaso-The Chicago-Detroit game
I.,stIu,,led; rain.
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FEARS A TRAP.
The Empress Dowager Tor That Reason Refuse,
10 Return to Pskin.

Shanghai, June 3O.-Marquis Tseng
Has received a dispatch from Sian Flu
to the effect that the Empress Dow
ager. fearing trap to capture her.
declines to return to Pekin and has no.
titled the grand council that the future
capital will be Kai-Feng- Flu, in the
province of Holman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-02
Guarding Newport News Shipyards.

New York. June Ga special to the
Tribune from Newport News. Va,
SAYS: The government has stationed
guards on all Of its work at the ship
yard. as a precautionary measure dur
ing the strike. on the new battle
ship Illinois. which will go into COM
mission soon, the monitor Arkansas
and the battleship Missouri, men have
been placed to protect the govern
ment's interests.
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INDEPENDENCE HAULED OUT.
Will Have Underbody Cleaned and Will Leave.
Wednesday. Tor Newport.

New London. Conn. July Thomas
w. Lawson's sloop yacht Independence
which arrived here. Sunday. was haul
ed out at the shipyard of the Thames
Tow Boat Co. on the Thames river. at
high water. this morning. She will re-
main here for two days. during which
time her underbody will be cleaned and
she will leave for Newport. Wednes-
6aS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-02

A peculiar sight seen on many farms
in A,lerany county, New York. this
wear is that of large apple trees lying
fiat on the ground. yet Loaded do"h
with blossoms. These trees-and there
are hundreds of them-were uprooted
nv the severe icestOrm of last winter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-02

Boston. July !.
FLOUR-SprinG patents. 3,Stai@
CORN-Steamer yellow, 81.
OATS-Two clip white. 3+H.
PORK-Backs. 1T5omls.5J.
BEEF-Steers. SieM9.
VEAL S-5Ma
LAMB-Sd10
LARD-rferce, 97s. .,a
BuTTER-Northern creamery. N? n.aii
CHEESE-New northern twins. saa'S'
EGGS-Eastern, 15dl6.
POTATOES-New per bbl., l.5od-" X
SUGAR-Granuiate 5ie.
MINED FEED-l6 sea lS.e9 ,ex
BRAN-Spring, l5.25@l5.5o; winter ~
d16.50 .ttV
COTONSEED MEAI.-o425.
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Manchester. 6; Portland. I.

Portland, Me-, July Manchester de-
feated Portland. today in fast and well
piayed game Portland was weakened by
the absence CT COnroy and Curtis. both
of whom were out of the game on accoun ,
Of injuries. Coushlin had terrihc spec"
and was extremely effective except in tho
third inning With three on bases ana
no one out in the second Coughlin struck
out the side. Umpire Mahoneys work
wss very unsatisfactory and ne was jeer-
cd nv the spectators. The score:
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4 Paris Paper Suspends.

Paris. July LIE Moniteur Universal.
one OF the oldest journals OF France.
faunded in l1S. until 1871 the official or
gan Of the government and subsequently
a stanch Royalist sheet. announces. this
morning, that it Will cease to appear.
lie Soleil will take over the subscribers.
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A HOME INVESTMENT.
S 10000
Augusta, ha|Iowen & Gardner Raa|l..l
4 per cent. First Mortgage esld SsSde

These bonds are secured by mos ..
gage upon all the property and the Iss;sIs
chises of the company. and conVesuSes
into preferred stock. bearing the
curity, at the option of the -holdeE "a
deed of trust securing these bonus ~ ~
preferred stock was drawn by the - ~
H. NJ. Heath. For further particulaIS a
play at the office of the company n
Geo. +. Macomber,1 or Thos. J. INnC
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MANCHESTER.

I,a.,oJ ,,,rs-Mauchester . TwO-basc
h,tsn Mcwenham. Kelly. Kane. Three
nase hi,sEHerwig. Rapp. Stolen bases $
Welch Sheets. Smith. Connolly, sacT Elirst
ny my an haIls"OY Coughlin. ?: off Farrell
l. Hit by pitched bail.By Cough1iin'
Struck out-By Coughlin, & by F"rrei, o.
passed balls-Wiley :. double f,aSs
,am,.rnn and Long; Welch and Long.
Time, 215 Umpire. Mahoney. Attend
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TWO LAKE WRECKS.
Five on One aid Two on Other Supposed Il
Have Perished.

Detroit. Mich. July IA special to the
News from Eagle River says: The tug
Fern of Algonac Mich, foundered OF
here, Saturday morning, with a ere" rh va
t;ve men All of whom are lost Inc
wrecx of the yacht Marguerite of Han
cock, was also discovered between ,1,n here
and Eagle Harbor. Two men are suppos-
ed IN have been lost on her
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EMPHATIC TALK.
THE KIND THAT CARRIES CoN-
VlCTION TO EVERY Az
GuSTA READER.

conviction must follow such en-
phatic proof as is given here. The
testimony Of Augusta residents should
satisfy the most skeptical. Here is an
augusta case. Read it and. see If
DOUBT can exist in the face Of this evil
dence.
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the ST. John DRIVE
Is Coming Along in Good Shape. Helped o,
the Rec ent Rains.

Fredericton. y. r.. June Good lnm
Der news comes from up river, 4 ne water
has risen Contractor Pond. who had TO
abandon the upper corporation drive. a
fortnight ago. has started work again ana
Is reported making good progress. John
kIiburn with 60 men working, now mas a
good chance TO get into the corporation
limits Robert Mobiles, at Beechwood
Carleton county. with the corporation
drive Is repOrted progressing we'll
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New ENGLAND League Standing.
American League.
At WASHINGTON.

Washington % ! i a-iS-iS. /
r..a,i.Iee Carrick and Clark
plank MiIligan, Frazer and Powers; Az q,
.a%H"ncn 15h7 Called on account vi
40 rkness at end of ninth
AT MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee % US-,I-'
t,leyeiaud .....2 o
ADVERTISEMENTS. Hastings ana Coi,-
- IInrt kJoffer and Wood Attendance
~" At BALTIMORE.
p.,.,r,ore o 0 l X-l-I-2
t,nstnu . q y VI o-o
pat,eries-Nops and Robinson; CuPp!
'",s and Criper Attendance, Ool
. A. Chicaso-The Chicago-Detroit game
w.. Lost I,oiled; rain.
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Other Games.

At Baffalo-BuHalo, o; SYRACUSE. 8
At Derby--Derby. rs: New Haven. a.
At Meriden-Bridgeport Meriden. A.
At New London-Norwich. ); New Lon
don, l.
At Observation-Disclosures. s.; Provi-
dence. 4.
At Toronto-Hartford, ); Toronto, L.
Toronto. s; Hartford, o.
AT Observation-Disclosures. q; Montreal. Z.
Worcester q: Montreal Z.
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Nashua. 10: Haverhill. 8.

Nashua. n. H.. July 1.-Haverhill lost 10
Na"h,,a IN a decidedly rank exhibition. TO-
day Umpire Leighton, late esnn maHas for
. .., had decisions and the crowd Wa
,nnpietely disguised. The manager o.
the HaverhilI team will protest the game
owing to decision in the siN"i.
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