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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-05
MARKET REPORTE.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. June 1.-The stock market,
today. was sin confined to ITS marrow
professional rut and lacked even the
few special features which varied the
monotony, yesterday. There was some
slight irrcgularity during the day, but
tie general tone was rather heavy. The
losses were small and We're caused by
very light selling. which was probably
due merely TO the efforts Of the profess
SIGNALS to afford basis for trading.
The rioting IN Chicago over the team
aters strike had the effect Of somewhat
sharpening apprehension over the sub
iect Of labor troubles generally, al
though much qualification is expressed
on All sides at the absence of violence
in thc mining region. The impression
is deepening, however, that a long
struggle Is III prospect. The effects OF
tn" coal Shortage are, I'm the meantime
grow ing more acute ana the possibility
of The soft coal miners becoming ulti-
matcly involved in, the dispute is al
Waya Kept in mind.
The weather bureaus report of dam
uEr by frost last week TO corn and the
delay to the planting of the crop and
It's backward cultivation, by reason Of
unfAyGrable weather, helped OH the un-
dertonr Of depression. The extraordi-
Marty Favorable outlook for the cotton
crap reported by the same authority
WAS the motive for some buying of cot
ton carrying railroads.
"A sharp reaction i'm Canadian Pacific
after is recent sustained advance had
somc sympathetic effect on tie mar
ket.
can money was somewhat easier but
held At PCT cent. or above. The mar
ket closed scmi-stagnant ana heavy.
Bonds We're rather more active than
stocks ana the price movement was
irregular. Total sales, par values. ST.
100000. United States IS declined 4
ana the 2s registered " per cent. on
the last call.
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INDIANA DEMOCRATS
Have Lots of Fault to Find With the
Republican Party.

Indiana polls. Ind, June 1.-The
Democratic state convention was called
TO order al 1870 o'clock by w. II.
o. Rrien, vice chairman Of the STATE
central committee. John w. Kern Of
Eent chairman.
Chairman f. Il. Shively Of South
Bend chairman of the committee on
resolutions. then presented the plat
form, which was unanimously adopted.
The platform denounced the Republic
can party for It's surrender To ANA al
lance with the trusts and favura such
Legislation 'as win suppress and de-
stfOy All trusts or combinations To con
UCl the production ana the pre-" on
commodities"
The Diugley tariff law is denounced
aa thu breeder Of trusts
The Republican party is condemned
for refusing to give the Interstate
commerce commission power to en-
force its decisions against descrlmina-
tons in railroad rates.
The platform fayors the restoration
and expansion Of our merchant marine
Gnd demands the reformation Of our
navigation laws, but condemns the ailii
subsidy bin recently passed by tn
United States Senate with the aid Of
| senators from Indiana" a. an iniqui-
! tUus and useless attempt to overcome
| ~ subsidy the Instructions by Repub-
! lean legislation to the growth OF
! American commerce on the seas.
The Philippine policy Of the present
administration is condemned and de
nouue,d us having emhroiled the re-
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BRUNSWICK, 8; eoWDoIN, 2.
The Old Timers too Much for the Col
lege Ball Tossers.

Brunswick, Me-. June 4-(SpeciaD.-The
Bowdoin baseball team crossed bats with
the Brunswick baseball team. this after
noon, on Whittier athletic field and wer2
defeated by a score Of & to-.
The Brunswick team was composed Of
old-timers. many Of whom have won
glory Tor BOwdOn Oh the diamond in pas.
Years. On third base was Danny
Ifatt, captain of BoUdOin'S baseball team
last yedr and he sh wed that he mad for
S"tieh none of his oid-time skill, his has =
running being especially fine. in nv.
times az the hat he got his base on balls
once ami made three hits. At short was
iial Bryant. one of the best If not tilr
best third baseman Eowdoin ever had He
played a good fielding game and got two
thtIh being 4 two-baEger which sent 81
TWO runs. ToOt6ailtc played an errOrls ::S
game at first and made two-base hit
with the bases fun.
The real feature of the game was the
pitching Of "Tubbrr' Libby, Bowdoin 9@.
Libby had curves and speed e. burn.
striking out no less than IA men ana Civ
ing only one base on balls. IN the sixth
inning Libby struck out four men. TIE
catcher missing tn" third strike on Kelly.
! ne remainder or inc Brunswick team All
Played good ban from start to finish.
For BuWdoin. the feature was Il hom r
run by capt HaVey. II was in the eight
inning that this happened, after HaVcE
had had two strik, and had sent up 4
nigh fly which kcrEe failed to hold. iic
met the sphere fatty and sent the ball
out over the running track over the left
| iielders head and tncn the bah bounded
over The wire fence for the longest hi
4 me game al first, as did White al
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SCUFFLE OR FIGHT?
Two Men Killed and One Badly Hurt
by Electric Car.

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THE WOMCfI KISSED.
Sensational Scene at Wedding at
Worcester, Mass.

Worcester, Mass June 4-One Of tEr
most sensational \, mes ever wltnesse
at Catholic church IN This city was
enacted 1t ST. John $ church here, today,
when Mary f.. DOn@ilcr. Il school teacher
in the pubic schools of Worcester, was
married to DR.. Maurice w. Quinn. q der
fist. with "A office IN Brock ton. but fOl =
merry Of this city. "A the wedding "a TT IL
entered the church they were met b.
Kisses rom lt01 women who had appar-
entity gathered Tor that particular Dur
pose. The bride WIS arly overcome as
the almost fTcnZied women brushed Close
to her ana expressed their opinion Of liz.
marriage and the incidents whoch pre-
ceeded it.
\ detail Of police from headquart Frs VIZ :
present in citizens clothes 10 protect thr
bride and groom from harm. but they
were entirely poWe,ies IN their, attempts
to maintain order. The women ruShe :!
by and around them close to the wedain Z.
party and gave vent 20 their feelings ~
no uncertain manner.
Or. QIlnn figured in a s nSationai
shooting case the other day ana as a r.
suit caused the arrest Of Miss Bertha H.
Condor OF this city. charging her with as
Sault with intent to Kill. He says that
she Went to his Office At Brockton and
fired three shots AZ him because he r.
fused to marry her He was not injured
BY any Of the shots. however. Miss CON
don IS now al her home in this city under
$l000 bonds
Miss Condor claims that pr Quinn
ruined her upon his promise Of marriage
and that he declined later to Keen his
promise Catholic society remained away
from the wedding almost entirely.
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New York Produce Market.

New Work. June 4.
FL0UR-Recs irts y 553 bbls.: exports
dtdi dds; sales. ID ,J5 pkgs; Stetdier anu
a triiie mrue active
WHEAT-Receipts "a ,595: sales. s7l.a0
bu futures, 1000 bi. spot; spot firm: No
RED, &s4 elevator; M. red 1sjsd79,l
o b afioat: No. a0rthern Duluth. 81,
I , 1iloat; No. | hard Manitoba. ~. + q /
atoat
PORK-Firm; 19.25g1950; short cl,ar
ls.nn2l-5; mess. $3.50 ISLE.
BCtTER-Stcady. creamery. 20d22l,;
factory. 1913; renovated. lilAu2l
lfEESt,-lTreguiar: new state fun
cream small colored choice. 9aimI0; white
lb3i.
EGGS-Fancy. firm; otherwise, irregu-
Tar; sIl,e and Penna., l7,a.
PETROLEUM Steady
RESIN STEADY; strained common to
good. II TIL.
Tpu1R;PEE;NTTNE-fst,ady; 4s}ad4s.
MOLASSES-F Firm.
CORN-Receipts. lS.lOO bu; exports.
2S,D BIN. sales lJ1.tU1 IN. futures; spn-
firm; No. ?, G9le elevator and 6g7s + o .
ahnat.
OATS Receipts. 5000; exports 15.1so;
spot steady No. ,. iit.; No z. a: No 4
white, soy; NO. 2 White. 50: track mixed
western. 45mi1; track white 4Sa5i.
BEEF-FIrm; family, 1J.5oU 1850; mess
l4oD.
CUT MEATS-QLiet
LARD-Steady; western steamed, 1864
lA.G5; refined steady
st'GAR-Raw. firm: fair refining. 27s.
~ test, :, 1-16; m0iasses sugar.
rs. refined firm.
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The Weeks Games.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday--RoS-
ton at Cleveland. Detroit az Washington.
st. Louis ut Baltimore, Chicago at Phiia-
delphid
Friday-B03ton at Cleveland.
Saturday Boston at ST. Louis, Philr-
dephia AT Detroit, Washington at Chi.a-
so, Baltimore at Cleveland.
Standardization "a 81. Louis. Philadei-
phia at Detroit. Washington at Chicago,
Baltimore cleveland at Dayton, o.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday-Si
Louis at Boston Cincinnati BIT Brooklyn.
Chicago at New York. PittsbTg at
Brooklyn.
Friday ana Saturday-Cincnnati v.
Boston Chicago at Brooklyn Gwo games
Saturday, Pittgburg AT New York, S..
Louis It Philadelphia Uwo games Satu.-
day).
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Thursday Manchester at Fan River.
Concord at Dover, Nashua at Lowe.l,
Lawrence at Huvtrhill.
Friday At Concord, Nashua
AZ Lawrence, Lowell at Haverhiil, FAD
River at Dover.
Satufday-CoIcorl ut Manchester, Low
ell at Lawrence, Nashua at Haverhlll.
FAN River at Dover.
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COULD NOT DECIDE.
Catholic Bishops Can't Agree on Sue
cessor to Late Archbishop Corrigan.

Albany, June flight bishops of the
province OF New York OF the Roman
Catholic church met at The residence of
Right Rev. II. NJ. a. Burke to select
three names to be forwarded to Rome
at their preference for the appointment
by the Pope as archbishop of New
York to succeed the late Michael A.
Corrigan.
The participants refused to diyulge
any of the deliberations. but il was
learned that no vote was taken and
that they had adjourned to meet in
New York, next week.
After numerous small changes to
vary the monotony, the delegates, on
the seth ballot. all went back to their
and voted as on the first
ballot. This continued till the S5th,
when, at 1890, adjournment was taken.
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ALL HANDS SORRY.
Settlement Of Shrewsbury's Complaint
Against American Spurs.

London. June The Waterbury,
Shrewsbury incide't;, arising from III .
usr Of spurs BY Lawrence Watrrhur nj
while playing pniu AT birmingham. IA ~
Saturday, has been settled ont of court
~ AN exchange or letters from Foxhal;
Keen. in his capacity as captain Of Tho
american team. and Lord Shrewsbury
The correspondence: follows:
No. Aldcford stree [. Park Lane. June t.
My Dear Shrewsbury: ! deeply regret
to hear mat there is some uhplta suntnese
between yourself ani enc Of my t.um rr-
GardinE an incid"nt Of the game. on SAT
uiGay at liurIinshdm win reference to
which, | understand, y0u we're acting H.
depenGeEtiy, in the interest Of hor->
flesh.
am sure we are an sorry there should
have been ANY cause. in yuu- opinion, 80
have called for an expression o. your te-I-
ing Yours truly.
(SignedD Fpxn3lI I[ap1p
No. u George street, Hanover Suuarr.
Jun. /.
Ny Dear Keene: ! was very clad t,
receive Your letter which am only too
happy t. accent III the GOOD apii1l ~
which it is written. and which viii ciO: .
the ma tter SO Ear as | am concerned. 1
am sure that whatever happened WIS due
no doubt. 10 the excitement OF the inter-
national contest ami Will not occur agail
This being -, [ hope your team and your
self VIII give me the pleasure Of driving
down with m" on my coach and haviU.
lunch with me. ncNt saturday, al Huri-
ingham. Yours sincerely
tSi@ned Shrrws bHry and Talbot
This satisfactory solution Of the diSput +
was largely due To the friendly interVe
ton Of the Earl of l.onsdalr.
Lord IonSdalc said to a representative
Of The Associated Press:
II was asked esrt ci2lly to interveH J
since both keene and Shrewsbury ar.
friends Of mine. [ am taking the great
est interest in the int, irrational matches
and would ~ sorry e. See them marrci
ny any dlSIArreHentG. | am very glad
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES,

Petitions in bankruptcy have been Gie,l
by: John l.. Libby.. Newcastle: Henry
@. Banks. SlOnngtun; l.. Irwin Swift Az
Eurn atNroa l.. Allen. Pri1eton: Nin II.
CARL. WATERFORD; Jas ph A. Tuttle. Sou "a
Portland. Joseph W. Wilbur. Jr, Levi r.
ten: Harold w Meserye. E'ryebure; I,-
roy Mcdonald. Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Se,d"n Holmes or CIfntoa.
celebrated the J0tb anniversary of their
marriage. Tuesday. Mi. ana Mrs. Holmes
werr married al Springfield, Mass. az,
passed several years IN that city Sine
leaving Springfield hey have lived Ill
Bangor and Clinton, going to Clinton 10
years ago. Five SONS and four daughters
have been born u them and al were
present, Tuesday, Mr.. and Mrs Charlie
a. Holmes Of Portland, Mir and Mrs
Henry u. Holmes of Brattieboro. VI.
Mr.. and Mrs. WiibGr r. Holmes Of Prov
idence. r. L. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter s
Holmes Of Buffalo N. VI, Mrs Carolire
Holmes SWEET OF Springfield. Mass,
Misses Susie B.. Margaret a. and Ma
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Chicago Market.

Chicago. June 4.
Bulls switched with surprising rapidly
in the corn pit. today, ana set all traders
70 guessing what the next bit Of maniu-
ulation 10y the New York crowd would
be. Bears changed front under the action
a the bull leaders. and as a result OF the
days trading July corn closed SsGth cents
higher. July wheat re up and july oats
IA higher. Provisions closed unchanged
to 2iAc higher.
WHEAT-No. 2 July, 7lMa72; Sept, 7Ol
Dec, 7I9.
CqRN-No. : JULY. Gl34@7s; Sept. 5szs0
=; Dee, l3A
OATS-No. 2 July old, 25s4; July new.
@sE: sept. old, .2s: Sept. new. Z9.smaO: Dec.
MESS PORK-July. 1875: Sept, 17.45.
- fsDmJily. lG.25; Sept, 1870.
SHoRr EIBS-July. l0.15; Sept, 1906.
-oW HEAT-No. spring. IA; No. red,
CORNING. 2 yellow, s2h.
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vite all good citizens, irrespective of
party affiliation to unite with us at the
polls in September in support of the
nominees Of this convention.
The county convention nominated the
following ticket:
County commissioner. l. II, Ames.
BowIoinhan; sheriff, $. N. Harris.
Richmond, clerk. of courts, Malvin o.
Wright. Bath; comfy attorney, Arthur
j. Dunton, Bath; county committee,
Rev. B. n. PenWarden Of Pippsburg,
G. Nv. Gpinney Of Georgetown, l.. d.
Small OF BGwdoinhan, Samuel Nelson
Of Bowdoin. j. H. Mayo Of West Eath,
Arthur ]. Dunton and Jas, T.. Wright
Of Bah, y. y. Rogers Of Richmond;
State senator. T.. l.. Curtis, Richmond
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Boston Market.

Boston, June 4.
FLOUR Slightly lower; spring patent,
4t1H5GN.
CORN Firmer; No. yellow, TO,a
OATS Firmer: No. clipped, 81.
PORk-T Unchanged; 2ll1.
LARD--UnchangcG l3mA-
BEEF-Nery firm; extra sides, l0izdll;
light grass ana cox, &41J2
IAAIR-Steady; lk'.0l3.
NEALS-GNl1.
BUTTER Steady; extra creamery, 2iq
-; east. m. y
CHEESE Steady: 12Gi.
EGGS Steady; fancy, 2la23 and up;
eastern, 1S1tl3.
POTATOES-Easy; Hebrons. 50.
SUGAR Steady; lTanulated. 465
COTTON SEED MEAI.-28u2 rs Va
MIXED FEED-22U2i.
BRAN-Spring, - $500
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New York Cotton sfsrkst.

NEW GOrk, June 4
Cotton fntures closed quiet ana steady.
June, S.9l July. So; August. Sil; Sep
tender. a.51; October, ,SU; November. no:
December. 76S: January, 1.Gy; February,
M; March, nm.
Cotton spor closed quiet 1-lG higher.
Middling Cplands, %as Middling Cuffs,
~. Sales, none.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-05

The Guaygran, 4 mud volcano situated
near the village of Kobi. Caiicasia, har
crupttd. This uutburst was accompanied
BIZ canrun-lkc T-purts. The country
around the volcano Tor some distance WIS
cuveloptd IN flames. but with the cxccr-
ton of the destruction Of hocks of sheep
no fatalities have been reported. a few
she phe-ds were harmed
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National League Standing.
Other Games.

At Waterville-1'uts. 20; Colby, II.
At HunaIo-Bpnalo. :; Montreal !.
At Torunto-Torunto, IL; Rochester, 3.
At Princeton-PrincetOn 10; Blackwell, J.
Al Newark-Newark. 2; Jersey city, 2
AT Observation-Disclosures, Z; Worces.
ter, g.
AT rst-Dartmouth. 2; Amherst, J.
herst l.
AT New Haven-University or Illinois
10; Yale, 4.
Al observation-disclosures .; Brown. ,
an inninEsD.
/ AZ Doering -Westbrook s. minary, s,
RuWdoin Second 3.
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)n the Life of the Elastic.

r.On NJ. Holmes Of Bangor. Tie parents
received very many beautiful aud useful
pres MS from the sons and daughters. A
family dinner was served ana partake.
of By those Hame6 above snd a lars
number Of ncsEbOrs.
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oATs-No. 2. 41M7.; No. 2 white, 4l.4il i. :
No. white. 435zM4ij4
RYF,-No. 2. 5SHm59
BARLEY Choice mailing. GfTCs.
FlsAXSEED-No. ], l5S; No. ] north
western. 17G.
TIMOTHY-Prime. G30GG3j.
MESS PORK-l7.35MlLi0
LARD-10.22, 4dl025.
SHORT RIBS-lUu 1902
SUPPLEMENTARY sailed, $4M5z.
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PROHIBITlONISTS
Nominate James Perrigo of
Portland for Governor.
Platform DenounCes Violations Of
= Prohibitory Law in Maine
And Pledge Nominees to impartial En-
forcement of All Laws.


Ratb NJ Inn. 4-Sixtv delegates |
s,.rees,7tine, nearly every county. were |
.-. I'LL, o,,.,,,i,.,, saeefon of the |
.,.,t., todav
i"Ii'p'''oh I
lanes Perrigo Of Portland, chairman 81 Z
.-....;.,, .alloa ne cnn- /
m 'o'd'7 =
-ention to order ana l'eN. 7ali'"ei !
PEARSON was chosen temporary char
nan.
!, L 1,,,o,.s.n III yviecaes4t ana A.
- oatb ,,,a,a. elected sacre-
> csl VI, pav u
IN '.t'.'nl ,nI an a1draes
y Amen VI .,,,, ,r;,..,
Z Il ,,4, pa,.
)v li'V. i" :. harmon "a hs'ii' ~.
AN :. LadH o' hTH'aWlcr' ie7l
the convention.
Th" remainder Y thr III ''o"''
taken "a" IA the ari"i'i' 'il'"' VI
niltetS ana lie t-,''iili - ''''i II ,.,,
ua'S ana a. il'l' q
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On ING 7''tS Y ..,,aeco
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'lnr hoiliiiii'hia will
favor OF -hfiiIui l. D", i'''' VI
l,i,at .r,,, ,,.,,,r.ctnre ana ;mpor-
.,..1-, IN. fl, and 1ise of Intoxicating
-. T., I'LL ayu If such MAGNITUDE
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hal ui"rr ,ie i"''e TT
pom ne r. 'u".'' 49, ''''" 800. 49,.
parties t"a uhiI@lile"uS "u7l''''-.' j,
Increased ~ the ld7i - years ui''i,
controls huHdreuS Oh hilili"hS ~ ''pl'"''
covers thr entire territory ui'"ei 6"'
eminent control ana has a gllp upon
the partv in power from caucus I" "ii-
%reSs. from Policemen 10 fltSibtil' u
from the rum shop u the mte House
which converts The homes provided oE
the nation into protected druhkarie7
and the capitol buildings Of the ma ton
into place for the sale Of intoxicating
liquors in defiance Of law and to tn"
shame of tho lawmakers Of our nation.
A grip "a Inch conopels the Chief EXecu
tive to ALLOW that law should be multi
fled in behalf Of the brewer and thai
our flag which waved US a symbol Of
Dartnerehip both at home and abroad
bei.ya,.n nv Government ana the men
u-ha defv and defla it for unholy gov
arnmant
q-Tbat W. charge the Republican
,,o,t, ,.itl. responsibility r0,. the repaaI
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! tne III w" Vi ''ou' ana lh'I the suppress
| SION n the same II jhe greatest moral
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Home iln-l1VeY. TWO-base hits-Jack
Toothaker. Bryant Stolen bases-Bow
dGin 3, Brunswick i. Struck Out-By Lib
by II. BY Lewis ,. Bases on ballG-IiV
Libby |, by Lewis ?. Hit by pitched bali
Allen. Passed hails-keene 4. Time ot
game, 21J. Umpire, Day.
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New England League Standing.
American League.


Chicago ........1 D o q 30 y
Philadelphia ]. % o o q 0-n-4-4
Batteries-PattersCn and Sullivan
Wiltse and Powers. Time. l.io. Umpire.
Connolly. Attendance. 1877.
AT BALTIMORE.
Baltimore .....0 q o . % q | g. c.
st. Louis ......0 . o q 3 ] G-6-1l-3
Batteries Howell and Robinson; Har-
per, Powell and SuEden. Time. 10. I'm
pires, O'Laugnin and Carruthers. At
tendance, 2541
AT WASHINGTON.
Washington q 2 o 1 X-13-li1
Detroit @ D y 3 0 3 O. ell.
Batteries-Carrick and Clarke; Miller
Cronin and Buelow Time. l.45. Umpire
Sheridan. Attendance, 3343.
AT CLEVELAND.
Cleveland 100 o . 0 X-4- 6-5
Boston ..........2 o q Q o O--3-S-e
BatteTies-Moore and Wood; Prentiss
and Warner Time. 10. Umpire, John
stone. Attendance. SS21.
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AT HAY ERIITI.I..

Billy Hamilton paved his first game rs
captain ana manager Of the IIaverh!l
team, Wednesday. and tn" locals won
easily from Lawrence before 500 people
There were more Sensational plays in thu
game than in any other tins season
Spooner ana Coffry made hair-raieir;
stops, which they converted into doubt =,
plays. Weich in center field also made
two fine catches. Sheets ran 10 left field
fence and captured ily bali The visi.-
orS could not touch McGinlry. Errors
by the visitors were responsible for their
loss of tht game.
Haverhill - | N-i-G /
Lawrence ......0 . @ u t-1-i-.i
Batteries MCKINLEY ana DeR0ehn: Har-
risor aud Wiley. fine -. Umpire,
Kuddtrham Attendance, 500.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished Daily by the Federal Stock
and Grain Co.; office, vicksry Block
Augusta, blaine.
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MA,yx-

ri.li sign allure Is CT every ioE 81 the gsruins
Laxative Br0To- Quinine gatls.a
the remedy TIA. CAKES col q IN OH day
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AT PHTIADEIPHTA.

Pittsburg .....2 . l | 2-7-16-2
Batteries-Tanne,nll and Smith; Magee.
Duggleoy and Jackitsch. Time, l55. Inn
pires, Brown and Powers Attendance,
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AT BROOKLYN.

Cincinnati ....0 0 0 0 0 Q 2 % :
BROOKLYN 1 o 3 D o o ] x-5-n-0
Batteries-Ewing and Bergen: L.aitson
and Farrell. Time, LA. Umpire, Emslie.
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AT NEW YORK

Chicago .....O o o / ! o o o 90 )
New York ~ 0 o 0 | 9 Q 1-i-6-.
Observation-Disclosures and King; Evans
and Yeager. Time. i.40. Umpire, Cant.t-
Ion. Attendance, 1tfD.