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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-11

VICTORIA. b. c. Aug. l0-The Miowera
reached port to-day. three days late. from
Australia. having broken down as a result
OF trouble with her condensers after leav-
ing Suva Among her passengers was Lord
Hopetoun. late governor general Of Aus
tralia. who resigned his post because he
could not carry on the establishments re-
quired by Australians on the $4,000 a year
paid him.
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LAKE OF CRUDE OIL.
Michigan Man Taps IL While Digging
Water Well.

MASS CITY. Mich. Aug. 1O.-While dig
ging for water on his homestead near here
John Pearson uncovered vein OF oil which
gushed out in large volumes.
Already the petroleum has covered sew
eral acres SOME inches deep, and a lake is
being rapidly formed, no apparatus being
at hand 10 stop the flow The oil Is Of eX-
cellent quality and appears TO be mex
haustible in quantity.
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Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
MONTPELIER. Ind. Aug l0-The game
here to-day between the local team and the
Elwood Reds was very sensational Both
teams did fast playing throughout the
game. Up TO the ninth inning the score
was 10 ] in favor OF Elwood. but I'm the
last Montpelier batted for two runs. maxi
ing the score 20 in Montpelers favor.
Time. Ills. Attendance. $50.
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Game Prevented by Rain

Special to the indianapolis Journal
SHELBYNILLE, Ind, Aug. 1O.-The game
scheduled locally for the Kansas City
American Association team and the Ma
tionals. Of this city. was prevented by rain.
Part Of the first inning was played. and
when game was called the locals had man
on second and a man on third.
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Marion Man Badly Hurt.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
UNION CITY, Ind, Aug. 10.-Clayton
Rodenheimer. twenty-one years old, was
badly injured here tonight while trying to
board a swiftly moving train. He is en-
ployed in the Marion Qnd.) Malleable Iron
Works.
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Portland Is Much Pleased.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
PORTLAND, Ind, Aug. 1O-Portland is
elated over the news that the Muncie &
Portland Traction Company. organized yes
terday, is ready to begin actual work.
Practically nothing was known here of
such move being on foot and it came as
general surprise.
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Found Dead on the Track.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
GOSHEN, Ind, Aug. 1O.-JOhn Ludlow.
aged forty-ive. was found dead on the
Lake Shore tracks near here this after
noon. The body was severed at the waist
and the right arm was horribly mangled.
II is supposed that he fell from the bump
ers OF local freight train which passed
Goshen at II o'clock Saturday night.
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Marions Defeat Covington.
to the Indianapolis journal.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
CONVICTION, Ind, Aug. 10.-The Indian
arolis Marions defeated the Covington
Leaders at the ball park here this after
noon after a hard game. The score was
II to ). This was the second game lost by
the Leaders this season.
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Jumped from n Fast Train.

PADUCAH. Ky. Aug. 1O.-John Dodge
and Henry Hughes. well-known farmers OF
Calvert City, twelve miles from here,
Jumped from fast Illinois Central passen-
ger train which did not stop there, last
night. and both were fatally injured.
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Martin County Convention.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
SHOALS, Ind. Aug. 1O.-Republcans of
Martin county held a most enthusiastic
convention here yesterday. More than
ordinary crowds attended, and amid the
most perfect harmony and goodwill the
following ticket was nominated: For clerk,
}. NJ Twitty; treasurer, j. +. Keedy;
sheriff, Lloyd Johnson; commissioners,
Willis c. Keck and John Hurbner. The
ticket Is regarded as a very strong one
and is almost sure of election
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Trying to Settle n Strike.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
BEDFORD, Ind, Aug. 10.-State Labor
Commissioner Mccormack. of Indianapo-
lis, addressed the stonemen in this city to-
day at the opera house. After the address
the quarrymen held meeting in the G.. A
II. Hail. Mr.. Mccormack will remain here
until the present strike trouble is settled.
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Handicapped by Environment.
PhnadeIphia Times.

A Celt who, after pulling every political
wi-s I'm the ward I'm which he lived and
voted. had been given a position a diver
i'm the government service, resigned at the
end OF mis- first experience under water.
His chief. who had been told TO take good
care OF the new man because Of the infu-
ence that obtained the position, was sur
prised and asked the reason.
II guiss yez all name we'll enough" was
the reply, but Ofl stick TO no job where
Oh can't split on me han'sr'
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LOUISVILLE, Ky, Aug. 1O.-Louisville
won both games from Milwaukee this after
noon by terrific smuggling. Altrock and
Barber were hit hard throughout. Dunkle
pitched both games for Louisville. In the
first he puzzle. In the second he was
hit hard. but after the first inning he kept
the hits scattered. Attendance, $3.50. Scores:
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Indiana Obituary

YOUNGSTOWN. Ind. Aug. 1O.-Capt For
tune l.. Bailey is dead at Freeport two
miles from here aged seventy-twO. He
was born there. He was a great inventor
of mechanics tools and also the original
inventor of the machine gun. He married
in 1858, and was a captain in the civil war
MADISON Ind. Aug. 1O-Mrs. Mary
Tevis Reed. wife of Deputy County Treas
urer Fred 7. Reed, died this morning.
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The Big Lea gues.
american League.

COLUMBUS, o., Aug. 10-Columbus and
st. Paul broke even in to-days double
header. each securing a shut out. Stimmel
held Columbus to one hit in the first game.
which the visitors won on two errors by
Meyers. The st. Paul batters could do
nothing with McMackin in the second
game, while Miller was hit freely, poor
base running keeping the score down to
three runs. Attendance, $500. Score:
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PICKS YOUNG CORBETT.
Eddie santry Believes that McGovern
VIII Lose Again.

Eddie Santry. who is 10 meet ole Olson
in a ten-round bout al the Empire The
alter tonight. arrived in the city with his
manager and trainers yesterday, and is
stopping at the Spencer House. Santry APP
pears to be In perfect condition. He says
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Big Shipments of Melons.
o the Indianapolis journal

Special 10 the indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE. Ind, Aug 1O.-The ship
ment of gem melons to Chicago nightly is
now at its height and the aggregate of
carloads this year will surpass that of any
former season. One farmer will ship fifty
carloads, and others have larger crops
than usual.
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Union City won out in the ninth after two
men were out by some clever base running
by Dill and Fisher. Score:
Ri =
Reserves ........O o 2O01 o.
Union City.....0 , 0 IS
Batteries - Fogclman and Hannah:
Schronz and Fisher Attendance-1cO
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Reserves Lose n Game.

Special TO the indianapolis JournaL
RICHMOND, Ind. Aug 10.-One thousand
people saw the Indianapolis Reserves lose
10 Richmond this afternoon in a close game.
The Reserves took lead Of one in the sec
ond inning. Richmond tied the score in
the fourth and won in the ninth. Score
Reserves .......0 0 o o. 5 3
Batteries-Roder and Dooley; Patterson
and JesSup.
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score by innings

? Struck out-By Ryse, Z; by Sielken, T.
Hit by pitcher-Pritchett, Riggs, Graham
CD TwO-base hit-Pritchett. Home run
Guthry. Sacrifice hits-O LeaTy, Dudwal
l.. Sielken, Waller. Stolen bases-Guthry
C2). Graham Passed ball-Graham. Left
on bases-Liebers. 10; Marotts, Z. Umpire
Brewer. Time-2:15. Attendance $50.
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Greenfield's Winning Streak.

Special 70 the In annapolis Journal
GREENFIELD, Ind. Aug. 10.-The Terre
Haute 'Vandalias" were lin it, for just
one inning in the game to-day at Spring
Lake Park against the home team and
then Greenfield did the rest. Berger pitched
his usual good game, and had thirteen
strike-outs 10 his credit Score
Greenfield ..........O 8 0 276 -
Terre Haute ........O Q l 0 / 2
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Carter and Ryan Sign.

BUFFALO, n. Y. Aug. 1O.-The Interna-
tional Athletic Club has signed Kid Car
ter and Tommy Ryan for a twenty-round
contest TO take place Sept. Is. The fight
ers have posted $500 to guarantee that the
contest Will not be stopped. The winner
gets 70 per cent. Of the purse.
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VIII Be Held at Pendleton.

Special to the Indiana polls Journal
RICHMOND, Ind, Aug. 10.-The Hicksite
Yearly Meeting of friends. which is held
here every third year, will this year be
held at Pendleton. Ind, beginning Aug. %
Once in three years the sermons are held
at Waynesville, Q.
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Game won i'm the Eighth.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
AURORA. Ind. Aug. 1O.-Lawrenceburg
won game here to-day. Score:
RHE
Aurora .........O O2OO % Is s
Lawrenceburg o 0 0 '-6 Z
Batteries-Runnebaum and Baker; Wespe
and Leak
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Nicely to Get $4,000 Back.
New York Commercial.

New York Commercial.
sxty-fve hun red dollars in gold and
currency. which was in Charles +. ".
Neelv's trunk when he was arrested for the
Cuban postofice frauds, will be returned
20 him shortly. as all the efforts OF the
postohice inspectors 10 prove that the
money was part OF the loot have been In
vain Nicely was released under the general
amnesty proclamation Of President Palma.
The money is in the hands or the postoiice
officials In Washington. as the secretary OK
war decIfned TO act as the deDositarv FOR Il
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
TERRE HAUTE. Ind, Aug 10-Helen
Snider. the child of Adam Snider, a hard
ware dealer, died from blood poisoning
caused by a mosquito bite. The child was
recovering from attack of scarlet fever
when bitten three weeks ago and blood
poisoning set in from the bite
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-11

DEAUVILLE. France, Aug. 10.-William
X. Vanderbilt's Nettie got third place in
the race for the Prix De La Societe Den
enlargement. His Marigold was third in
the contest for the Prix Yacowles.
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Innings Observation-Disclosures Z: Hoffman.
3; Smith. 2; Ingram, 2 Base hits-On
Alexander, 5; off Hoffman. I; off Smith, 5;
of Ingram. 4. Bases on balls-Off Alexan-
der, l; off Hoffman, 3; off Smith. 2: off
Ingram ? Struck out-By Alexander 4:
by Hoffman, /; by Smith, ,; by Ingram, ?.
Hit by pitcher-Smith Or gill; Two
base hits-Holtman o., Thomas r Gill.
Three-base hits-Coolman, Fredericks. Sac
rifce hits-PeOpe's, 10: Blocks. Z. Stolen
bases-AIiller, Goldman. Fredericks 90,
Thomas Mccormack. r Gill Left on
bases-Peoples 10; Blocks. = Umpire
Kirch Time-1 :45. Attendance-200
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CLEVELAND, Aug. flowing to the
fact that the laws of this city prohibit Sun
day baseball, the game scheduled for to-
day between Cleveland and Baltimore Will
be played on Tuesday next.
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Bedford Blanks ereencastIe.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
BEDFORD. Ind. Aug. 10.-The game OF
ball between Greencastle and Bedford
this afternoon at the fair grounds was
witnessed by a large crowd and resulted
in a score OF 10 10 in favor of Bedford.
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Bases on balls-By McDermed. 5: by Oil
YER p Struck out-By McDermed 6; by
oliver II. Two-base hits-Adams (2). Ford
Duggan. Three-base hit-Lange. Sacrifice
hits-Barry Jordan. Double plays-Robin-
son and Brodner
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WILL MAKE GLASS CoFFINS.
Matthews Glass Plant tn Embark in n
New Line Of Product.
ecial to the indianapolis Journal.

Special % tho IndlanapOIis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind, Aug. 1O.-The Kaufield
Glass Company, of Matthews. Ind. is con-
templating the manufacture of bottles, fruit
jars and even glass collins from its new
malleable glass. which has been patented
recently and used as material for the man.
ufacture of lamp chimneys. This state
ment is given on the authority of J. II.
Murphy, representative Of the company
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shot Another Mans WIFE.

ALLENTOWN, Pa. Aug. 10.-During a
quarrel at the Womans Home to-day Har-
~ S. Weston shot Bertha T. Brown, wife
OF r. NJ. Brown, and then shot himself.
Both are at the hospital and cannot re-
cover.
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Second Game

Two-base hits-Ganzel CD, CIymer, Bar
Der. Kerwin, Hallman, Flournoy Sacrifice
hits-Dunkle. Akers. Mailman, ODwel
Double plays-Kerwin, Bonner and Camel;
Clingman and Donohue Stolen bases-Cling-
man, Clymer, ODwell (2). Spies, Flournoy
Struck out-By Dunkle, 2; by Barber, l.
Hit by pitcher-Kerwin Bases on balls
Off Barber, s; off Dunkle, l. Time.Two
hours ITmpire-HaSkell
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
LOGANSPORT. Ind, Aug. 10.-Logans-
port defeated Kewanna at baseball this
afternoon by the score of z to !. Batteries
-Reams and Dram; Evans and Cook. At
tendance-2O00
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TWO-base hlts-ODWeII Clymer, Bonner,
Camel. Three-base hits-Ganzel O'DwclI
O. Home run-GanzeL Double plays-Dun-
kle and Camel; Bonner and Camel Stolen
bases-Schaub. Schriver Struck out-By
Dunkle, 1; by Altrock, 2. Bases on balls-Of
McMackin, l. off AltrOck, 2. Wild pitch
McMackin. Passed ball-Schriver. Time
las. Umpire-Haskell.
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Second Came

Innings pitched-Ingram. /; Moore. .;
Thomas, T. Base hits-On Ingram, 2; off
Moore, 3; off Thomas, l. Bases on balls
OFF Moore. 2: off Thomas 1. Struck out
BY Ingram, 1; by Moore, 4; by Thomas, 2
Hit by pitcher-Beville. TWO-base hit
Fredericks. Sacrifice hits-Blocks 2: Peo-
pies. 3. Stolen bases-Thomas, r. Gill,
Goldman, Mccormack Left on bases
Blocks, 2; Peoples. T. Umpire-Kirch
Time-:45. Attendance-2O0.
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Dayton Beaten mt Union City.

Special TO the indianapolis Journal
UNION CITY. Ind, Aug. 10.-The Dayton
Reserves and the Union City team had
warm ball argument here to-day. In which
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TwO-base hits-Meaney. Graffiu (2)
Smith, McNeal, Byers (2). werden Cooley
Home runs-Graffius. WilmOt Sacrifice hit
-Kettler Stolen bases-Burns LYNCH
Struck out-By Cribbin, 1. Bases on balls
off Cribbn. l; of McNeal. 3. Wild pitch
Cribbin Time-l45. Umpire-Tindall At
tendance-2,50O.
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5; by Mock. ?. Bases on balls-On MOCK
4; off Sporer. 2. Wild pitch-Sporer. Time
-2:15. Umpire-Tindall.
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Fair and Cooler To-day, with Warm
on Tuesday.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1O.-weather fore
cast for Monday and Tuesday:
Indiana and ulinois-Fair on Monday,
with cooler in extreme south portions.
Tuesday fair and warmer; fresh northwest
winds
FOR Ohio-Fair on Monday. with cooler in
central and north portions. Tuesday fair
and warmer; fresh west Winds
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Leaders Defeated.

The leaders were defeated in a one-sided
game at the Driving Park. Sielkin held his
opponents down TO four hits, while Ryse
was wild. Score:
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ROBBED on THE TRAIN.
Terre Haute knights of Pythias Had
Very Lively Time.
ial 70 he Indianapolis Journal

Srecial 20 The indianapolis Journal
TERRE HAUTE. Ind. Aug lO.-Letters
from Terre Haute Knights of Pythias who
had a special train 10 San Francisco say
that their train was laid out at Colorado
Springs two days by the washout on the
Denver & Rio Grande a few miles west Of
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Second Game

Totals ....5 80 II Totals If l3'55 l3
two out when the winning made.
Score by innings:
Toledo ..1 0 o Is
Minneapolis % 0 0 0 0 o.
Two-base hits-Meaney CD, Grafius
Lynch. Lally (2l. Wilmot. Byers, Werden
O. Home run-Turner. Sacrifice hit
Turner. Double plays-Gilks and Turner:
Gilks and Burns Struck out-By Sporer.
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Detroit ........O l o o o o OIL Z s |
Philadelphia II 0 3 80 IL 2

Batteries-Mullin and Buelow; Hastings
and Powers. Earned runs-Philadelphia, 5.
Two-base hits-Murphy (2), Hastings.
Three base hit-Hartsel. Home run-Sey
bold Sacrifice hits-Gleason. Hartsel,
Schreck o. Davis. Bases on balls-Oh
MuIlin 8: off Hastings, 4. Bases on err
rors-Detroit. !; Philadelphia, 8. Struck
out-By Mullin, /: by Hastings, 2. Double
play-Hustings NJ. Cross and Schreck.
wild pitches-Mullin. 2. Time-Two hours
Umpire-Connolly.
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Stolen bases-Hendricks. Kelley, HugginG.
Sacrifice hits-O Hagen, Miller Double
plays-O Hagen, Myers and Barton; Kel-
ley and Marcan. Struck out-By McMackin
4 Bases on balls-Off McMa ckin .; off Mil
Ter, l. Time-1:H Umpire-Figgemeier
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Boston wins at Chicago.

CHICAGO, Aug. N.-Boston won to-day's
game on Parents single, followed by Fer
ris's double. Both teams put UP a hard
fight but the visitors were the more for
tunate. A hard rain before the game left
the field in bad shape and prevented good
fielding. Attendance, 1900. Score:
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Wassons Win Again.

Wassons won their fourth straight game
by defeating the Star store yesterday The
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Many Errors at Portland.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
PORTLAND. Ind, Aug. 10-In a close
game. filed with errors. this afternoon.
witnessed by 1900 people. Portland de-
feated the Dayton. o.. Clippers. Score:
RHE
Portland ........O 90 IL - 6 S
Clippers ........4 0 o 2 0 OF s 6
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Toledo Takes Two Games.

TOLEDO, o.. Aug. 1O.-Toledo outplayed
Minneapolis in the first game and out
batted the visitors in the second. Score:
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Won on a. single Error.
10 the indianapolis Journal.

Special 10 the indianapolis Journal
MUNCIE. Ind. Aug. 1O.-Muncie's one
error gave Piqua CO) the game here to-
day 1t was a pitchers battle. with honors
even. Score:
RHE
Muncie ......0 0 5000 o 90
Piqua ...........O o 0 0 OIL I
Batteries-Knepper and Henderson; Shep-
nard and Simon
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Game =
Second Game

Stolen base-Kelley. Two-base hit-Mar-
can. Sacrifice hit-Kelley. Struck out-By
Thomas, 2. Bases on balls-Of Stimmel, 2.
Time-112. Umpire-Figgemeier.
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Local observations on Sunday.

Bar. Their. r II. Wind. Wealth Prec
n m. $3.50 6S % South. Cloudy 81
p. m. PISS "a 81 S'West Clear. .O6
Maximum temperature. SIS: minimum tenn
perature. IS.
Comparative statement of the mean tenn
perature and total precipitation on Sun
day. Aug. 10:
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Detroit Badly Beaten.

DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 10.-AIullin was
hit hard in the seventh and ninth and the
locals poor fielding accounts for the visit
ors' other runs Hastings was very ef-
fective. Elberfeld put out of the
game in the first inning. Lepine going 10
right and McAlister to short. Attendance,
3,2l4. Score:
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Chicago % o COL OI 0 o. 0
Boston % 0 Is 10 3

Batteries-Patterson and Sullivan; Young
and Criger. Two-base hits-Sullivan,
Criger. Freeman, Stahl. Ferris. Sacrifice
hits-Isbell, Patterson. Ferris CO, Freeman.
Struck out-By Patterson, 2; by Young. 4.
Bases on balls-On Patterson, 2; of Young,
pire-Sheridan.
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Batter, Cheese and Eggs.

NEW YORK. July 9.-Butter-Receipts. 1872
packages. The market was firm. Renovated
I7G191zc; factory. l6n1Sc; imitation creamery.
17GI9c. Cheese-Receipts. 3.673 packages. The
market was firm. New State full cream. small
colored. fancy. 10c; small white. ga aloe; large
colored and white. sIzd9sc.
3,673 packages. The market was steady to weak
State and Pennsylvania, 20d20isc; Western can
died. 1870; Southwestern. 1sq17c.
PHILADELPHIA. July 19-Butter steady: ex-
ira creamery. 21hc: extra nearby prints. pc.
Eggs &c lower: fresh nearby. lsc. loss of.
fresh Western, Isle; fresh Southwestern. ISc.
fresh Southern. 15016c. Cheese steady: New
York full creams. prime small. l0ikc; New York
full creams, fair to good, 9izMi0c-
BALTIMORE. July 19.-Butter steady and I'M
changed. fancy imitation. 19n20c: fancy cream
l761Sc: good roll. 1sdl7c. store packed. ls017c
Eggs steady: fresh. 17lzTlsc. Cheese steady and
unchanged: large. 10d1ohc; medium. i0Is dl0ac.
small. 10AG10izc.
CHICAGO. July ls.-On the Produce Exchanse
to-day the butter market was steady: reameriez.
17La20lzc: dairies. l7dl9izc. Cheese STEADY az
l61O&c. Eggs steady al l7zc.
KANSAS CITY. July Is.-EgEs steady. fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock, lac doz. loss on.
cases returned.
ST, LOUIS. July steady. creamery.
lsq22c; dairy hqls'zc- Eggs higher at i5c. loss
LOUISVILLE. July s.-Butter-Common and
medium. i4izc per ID: good, 15c. Eggs. &c.
CINCINNATI. July Egg steady az lac.
Butter quiet. Cheese steady, Ohio fat. I0c.