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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-21

Judge Robinson appointed Baker
Halsey, nephew of testatrix, admins
traitor of the viii of Lahapa Halsey
under $3.50 bond. Baker .Halsey and
Samuel Ernsberger are named as de-
visees and legatees in the will. Will
liam I. Robinson of Maui, named as
executor, declined to serve.
Judge Robinson approved the third
annual account of Flora j. Center,
guardian of her four minor children,
which balanced at 10000.
Miss Celia Noar was appointed ad-
ministratrix of the estate of Isaac
Noar, deceased, under $50 bond, by
Judge Robinson.
Minnie Jeffs was granted decree of
divorce against Harold Jeffs by Judge
Robinson yesterday afternoon, on the
ground of extreme cruelty. D. L.
Wilmington appeared for libellant, and
P. L. Weaver for ibellee. Alimony
will be allowed in gross, and a distri-
button of real estate will be made in
the decree.
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Can't Be Separated.
Some Honolulu People Have Learned
How to Get Rid of Both.

Backache and kidney ache are twin
brothers.
You can't separate them.
And you can't get rid of the back
ache until you cure the kidney ache.
If the kidneys are wei and strong,
the rest of the system is pretty sure to
be in vigorous health.
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills make
strong, healthy kidneys.
S. Hanoland, of this city, is a Gus
tom House guard. He writes: .tHaving
been afflicted with an aching back for
some time, I procured a supply OF
Doan' IS Backache Kidney Pills at Hol-
lister Drug Co.. 8 store, and used them.
The results were most satisfactory and
know that the pills are valuable
medicine Tor a lame back
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are
sold by AL druggists and storekeepers
at so cents per box (six boxes $2.50) or
will be mailed on receipt of price by
the HOLSTER Drug Co., Ltd, Honolulu,
wholesale agents for the Hawaiian Is
lands.
Remember the name Doan's and take
no substitute.
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THE KIHEI STORE
PARTNERSHIP SUIT

Chang Nam Seu, represented by
Thayer & Hemenway and E. NJ. Wat
son. makes answer to the bill in equity
of Cheong All Chow for a partnership
accounting. He admits that All Hook
was his partner, but denies sale by
All Hook of his interest to T. All
Choy, and denies that T. All Choy ever
was a partner in the firm. Any pre-
tended sale by I. All Choy to the COM
plainant was made without notice to
him and without his consent asked or
given.
Likewise he denies that complainant
was ever admitted as a partner and
that she is now a partner in the firm
Denying that he has neglected the bust
ness, he asserts that the firm is a solv
ent and going concern, having good
credit with many large wholesale
houses.
During the past six years, the re-
spondent says, All Hook has at inter
walls visited the store, examined the
books and received from respondent his
share of the net proceeds, haying been
paid about $210O. Respondent is I'M
able to state the exact amount, as the
books are in the hands of the court IS
receiver. Besides, less than ten days
before this suit was begun, respondent
at All Hook s request paid $3.50 on ac-
count of a personal debt and the
amount was deb1ted as an advance to
An Hook on the books of Tuck Wo Co.
Reference is made to an arbitration
clause in the partnership agreement,
to which All Hook might and should
have had recourse.
Respondent prays that it be decreed
that the complainant is not a partner,
that the complaint be dismissed with
costs and that appraisers be appointed,
under clause of the partnership agree
ment, to ascertain the net value and
assets of the property in order to give
him an opportunity to purchase the
business at its appraised value. The
store is situated at Kihei.
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SOUTH AFRICAN CARPENTER
CURED BY CHAMBERLAIN'S
COLO, CHOLERA AND DIAR-
RHOEA REMEDY

Mr. Geo. Taylor, a carpenter at Port
Elizabeth, Cape Colony, who had a very
bad attack of cramp collie and dysen-
terry, says: .I was so bad I had to GO
to bed, when a friend of mine gave me
two doses of Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and ]
got better at once. The third dose
completely cured me. 7 am never with
out it now This remedy is for sale
by Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd, Agents
for Hawaii.
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OUT Of It
Change in Personnel
Of Plumbing Con.
Germ.

Important changes have taken place
in the firm of Emmeluth G. Co., plumb
ers and general hardware people, in
the past few days. John Emmeluth,
who established the business. has been
retired as director and manager, and
Mr.. Rankin has been established in
his place as manager. Mr.. CARVE, one
of the firm of Bishop & Co., bankers,
has been elected as president, and D.
w. Anderson, also of Bishop & Co., is
now treasurer.
Mr.. CARVE stated yesterday that the
firm was in good condition. but that
owing to changes in the methods of
business being decided upon, the per-
sonnet was made over as above.
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the judiciary building, the result of
which Is the amicable distribution that
the court has Just confirmed.
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Auction Sale


AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ,
AT my salesroom, SAT Kaahumanu
street, will sell
Lot of Watches and chains,
8 Sewing Machines,
1 Roller Top Desk.
Boots and Shoes, Shirt Waists,
1 Very Fine Mahogany Regina Music
Box,
81 Disc Tunes,
Undershirts, Celluloid Collars,
1 Edison Photograph,
Book Cases,
1 Piano, Westermeyer;
s Cases Bird Seed,
Bedsteads and Springs,
s Small House Fireproof Safes,
Ferns, Plants,
Ladies' Hose, Pictures, Paintings,
Tables, Chairs, Kodaks,
Tubs of Butter,
/ Phaeton, 1 Hack,
Lot Smokeless Powder Shells,
l good as new Jewel Stove.
1 Monarch Oil Stove and Oven,
Cane Lounge, Etc, Etc.
JAS. F. MORGAN,
AUCTIONEER.
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WIDOW CLAIMS ALL.

To the petition for admeasurement
of dover of Y. Ahin VS.. Opele (w),
the respondent denies that Ahin owns
any right, title or interest in the prem
ises. claiming on the contrary that she
herself owns all of the premises in fee
sirnrIa
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-21

Ulysses H. Jones, recommended by
j. A. Magoon. Fred. Wright and Isaac
Harbottle. has applied for license to
practice in the district courts Judge
Robinson has appointed c. w. Ash
ford, c. a. Long and E. A. c. Long as
a committee to examine the applicant.
The name of Ulysses H. Jones appears
in connection with the legisla tive
voucher proceedings of 1908
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PACIFIC REBEKAH LODGE,
NO. I, /. o. 0. F.

Nssss every second and fourth
Thursday, at 1880 p. m. Odd Fellows
HALL, Fort street.
Visiting Rebekahas are cordially in
Estea 10 attend.
LILLE DUNN, n. G.,
JENNY JACOBSON, Sec'y.
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HONOLULU TEMPLE NO. I
RATHBONE SISTERS.

Meets every End and 4th Monday, at
Knights of Pythias' Hall, King street.
All visitors cordially invited to at
4end.
SALLIE L WILLIAMS, MEG,
GRACE O'BRIEN, NJ. of R.&C.
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WANT TRIAL TOMORROW.

Kinney, McClanahan & Cooper give
notice to C. w. Ashford and Henry
E. Highton that they will ask for a
trial of the ejectment suit of J. O..
Carter VS.. Koolau Kaikainahaole ct al
before Judge Lindsay at 10 m. to-
morrow
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UNDERWRITERS sale
ON SATURDAY.,
Sept. % 1905,
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ.

At the salesroom of James F. Nor
gan, SAT Kaahumanu street, Honolulu,
I will sell at Public Auction, for "ac-
count of whom it may concern" the
following merchandise, damaged by
salt water on voyage of importation,
ex Am. ship Henry Willard, Captain
A. L. Schaube, from New York via
Melbourne:
Mark diamond 718.
cases Mason Backing No. 2-6
gross.
Mark diamond 718.
cases Mason Backing No. A
gross.
Terms: Cash United States gold coin
Honolulu, T. H., September 20, 1905.
JAS. F. MORGAN,
AUCTIONEER.
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LEAH CHAPTER NO. 2,
O. E. S.
Meets every third Monday at 1880 p.
N. in the Masonic Temple, corner OF
;Alakea and Hotel streets.
Visiting Sisters and Brethren are
cordially invited to attend.
EMMALONGSTREE RICH CRABBE,
PWM., Secretary.
ADELAIDE M. WEBSTER,
Worthy Matron.
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OLIVE BRANCH REBEKATI
LODGE NO. 2, ]. 0. o. F.

Meets every first and third Thurs
siay at 1870 p. m, in Odd Fellows
Hall. Fort Street.
Visiting Rebekahas are cordially IN
xfxed to attend.
MARGARET SIMPSON, N. G.,
THORA OSS, Secretary.
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sECoND oAAE.
Itted for Sparks In the ninth Inning.

'Batted for Sparks In the ninth inning.
New York ....,.,.........l o O 90
Philadelphia ...,.,.......0 U ? o o %
First base on errors philadelphia. >. Left on
bases-New York. 9: Philadelphia !, First base
on bals-on Mc0lnnity. L. on Sparks. 3, Struck out
browne. Two base hits Browne. McGann, Mertes.
Magee. Sacrifice hits-Mertes. Thomas. Courtney,
Stolen bases--Rrownr. Meres, Dahl len. Double
play-tiieason and Rransneid. Hit by pitcher
BY SPARKS. !. umpires-Klem and Hp,siie Time
BRooKLyS. &; BOSTON ~. h.. o-FIRsT GAME.
The revivided Brooklyns made titanic
effort yesterday to climb out OF last place and
succeeded They beat the Bostons both morn
ing and afternoon. The morning game was
theirs At oil stages. Fiery and untamed hit
ting gaye them an easy victory. Eason was
too deep a problem for the Beauties. who
could not squeeze single run across the rub
Der. while Wilhelm was ripe picking for the
home team. After batting fely at least
once a game in eighteen strai Rht games.
noon. hut he topped of his long streak of
and a single In the morning,
The Brooklyns won the afternoon game
by a score OF 2 to |. Mcintyre and Fraser
both pitched well. There was no scoring after
the third inning, Abbaticchio's hit a passed
ball. Tenney's single and Gesslcrs tumble
sent Abbaticchio across the plate in the first
Gessler's base on balls Iewis's out at first
and Delehanty's mum gave the Brooklyns
run in the third. Mcintyre hit far into left
field for a home run in the third inning. The
score
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If YOU HAVE any pro pcrty for sale, call and so,
ALFONSO BRACCO. a7e Mott 81. New York City
Telephone 53l8-Spring,
We also collect rents.
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rRkNSsis NEEER: E.IniIa:, AGAINST Ths People
sat- aS,s ssa and a. sno as Ct Ess
beth Ma,tson deceased. and ali III. heirs. az law
And I Sor. asi s.a' sss. Ms0s
either Of them. and also all persons who BY ,pur-
nsy on claim to or @
Il @ Ssssy NJ: y. fst
dsod h as
EssSse,h Ma.son. dsee.sed or either e Of ,sem or
otherwise In any manner whatsoever; AL OF the
s s 81 to s
plaintiff. Defendants. Summons. To each OF the
'o SSu n. aRE GsRFh9 to
the complaint in this action and 70 serve s9py
exclusive OF the day OF service and In case Of
spp ss DE- o ss
Dated F ESFSTyS ! s%Al Iso Plaintiff. Attorney
Once and Post once address: l4s broadway.
Nfs ~ H ss sy nS.os If h Of hts
grantees asssness and eno!S Of Essbeis sv Nat
deceased. and the respective husbands and wives.
and .nd
Mattson, deceased or either OF them. and also all
persons who by purchase, Inheritance, marriage
or otherwise howsoever. have or claim to have any
right. title or interest In or lien upon the whole or
West 6Sth Street. in the City County and State OF
New York. more particularly described IN tho
complaint herein, by. through under Morris
NIattson. deceased. and Elizabeth Mattson. de-
ceased. or either Of them or otherwise In any man
ncr whatsoever
The foregoing summons Is served upon YOU by
publication pursuant to an order OF Hon John
Proctor Clarke. Justice OF the Supreme Court OF
the State OF New York. dated the tenth day OF
June 1905. and ncd with the complaint In the ONCE
OF tho Clerk OF the County OF New York on the
twelfth day of June. 1905
Dated June 18th 1905
HAROLD SWAIN. Attorney for Plaintiff
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Rockaway Wins at Pole.

CEDARHuRsT. L. l.. July THE first team
of the Rookaw way Hunt Club beat the Squad
ron A four to-day In the first game Of the ma
tionaI polo tournament. Tho match was one
OF the series for the Blizzard cups. open to
teams Of four whose aggregate handicap docs
not exceed sixteen goals. The home team
had a rating OF is goals, while the Troopers
we're at 9 goals. The Squadron men sur
prised all by their play scoring goals IL
goal by penalties. The final score was: Rock
away Hunt Club, 10 goals; Squadron A, lon
goals.
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Clarke Justice OF the Supreme Court of the State
Of New York, granted on ne 10Y! day Of June 1905
and iled said date In the ot!lSc OF the Giers o.
GIVEN 10 ali persons and corporations having
claims against the Charles Creighton Foundry
Eighth Avenue, in the Borough ot Manhattan.
Of the CITY. county and state OF New YORK to
duly verified 10 the undersigned. Hcnry 4: koesch,
the duly appoinied assignee Of the said Charles
Creditors nj the ofcc OF ie Undersigned at No. IS
Liberty Street. in the borough Of Manhattan Of
fore the list day Of September. 1875.
HENRY 4 hoELSCH. Assignee:
REEVES TODD 4 SWAIN. Attorneys for As.
signee No IS Liberty Street. Manhattan. n. Y.
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srANDI NO OF rHa CLUBS.
PHILADELPHIA IN. L.. 2: NEW YORK IN. LIZ.
O-FIRsr 0AMB

PHILADELPHIA, July 4--Philadephla won
the morning game through the effectiveness
OF SutthofYs pitching. Three singles scat
tered through as many innings. represented
the visitors batting strength and as the
loo ais played an almost perfect fielding game
the Champions never had . look in. Mathew
son itched nm excellent game. but In this one
particular instance he was outclassed The
New Workers. won the second game. and they
deserved IT, They got their hits well together
In the innings in which they made their runs
alth ough their errors would have put them
out of 1t had the Philadelphia done any
thing in hitting way. The score:
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new YORKS TWICE VICTORS.
PLAY UPHILL BALL IN DOUBLE
HEADER WITH WASHINGTONS
Great struggle Between Bostons and
Philadelphia, Twenty Innings Being
Played and Mack's Men Winning
Other Contests in American League.

Two we'll earned Victories came to tho New
York Americans yesterday. tho Washin gtons
being their opponents. The latter are now
at the tail end. After beating the Bostons in
the morning, the Philadelphia In the after
noon engaged Collins's team in ono OF the
greatest struggles In the history OF baseball.
Tho game lasted twenty innings. and the
philadelphias were again successful. Tho
thlcasos broke even. and as q result there u
still a tie for first place. ST. Louis and De-
trolt also divided honors. The results.
New York. 3: Washington. 3. First game.
New York, q; Washington, =. Second game.
Philadelphia. 5. B0stOn. =. First game.
Philadelphia, 4; Boston, 2. Second game.
Chicago, =; Cleveland, 2. First game.
Cleveland. 5: Chlcas o, 2. second game.
Detroit. 4; st. Louis, I. First game.
81. Louis. IL: Detroit o. Second game.
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First base on errors-New York, 2: Washington. 2.
kef. on bases--New York. =: Washington, 2. First
Three base hits Chase. Gninth, Mullen, heyden.
=, Williams. Grifnth. Hill a.. Stolen bascs-Stahl
q Mullen Double play-Ycager. Williams and
On Powell 8 u TWO innings on HoIE,.. In 5
70 inning; % Gnfnth. Adm eaS innings: OF Hughes.
N nvo innings: OF Patten, In three innings UNI
nres Common and o'Loughlin. Time hour and
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western League Results.

Al De. Moines-F1rst game.-Des Molnes. ~:
ST. Joseph, 1. Second game-Des Aoines. L. 81.
Al OmAha-Frrst game-OmshA, T. Sioux City, l.
Second eame-OmahA, g. Sioux CITY, 1.
Springs, q Denver, 3, Second gamc-Colorado
Springs, IL; Denver, IL.
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New York state League.

At Syracuse Syracuse, s; Blughamton. I tsix
teen Innings.
Al Scranton Wilkesbarre, Q; Scranton.
At Trov-Albany, 2: Troy. !.
At Amsterdam--Utich,6 Q: a. J. Ga
AFTERNOON oANER.
At Svracuse-Syraouse. O. Binghsmton, q
Al wlkesharre -Wlkrs barre. 2. Scranton.O o.
Al Albany Albany. 4. Troy. 2,
At Gloversville-A. J. q G.. 3: Utica. !.
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Gheabro. I. Passed bAil--Ki,tredsc. .Ump.res--
OLoughlin and Counor Time--i hour and 20
minutes. Attcudance-20,OOO
RaHApsLfuiA IA. Ii s. BOSTON IA. LJ. 2-Ymsr
GAME.
, BoeToN. July 1.-THE Ph,ladelphias trounced
Boston In both OF 10 days games the second going
twenty Innings. record for length In the American
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Connecticut League.
MORNING GAM rs,

MORNING GAMES
At bridgeport bridgeport. 10: Hartford. 3.
AZ Holyoke-Holyoke. s: Sp hnyneid, 2.
Al Nerd en--Mehden, II: New HAven,S
Al Norwich-Norwich. s. New London. 3.
AFTERNOON GAMES
Al Hartford--Harttord. 8; Bridgeport, ?.
Al Springfield Springfield, 4: HOlyoke, g.
Al New Haven-New Haven, e: Meriden. g.
Al New London Norwich. Q: New London. 8.
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American Association Results.
MORNING 0AhFh,

MOHNINU VANFF
At Toiedo-Columbus . Toledo, a.
A. Minnrspolis-St. Paul, {: Minneapolis. Z.
Al Louisyihc- Indianapolis. S; Louisville. D.
At Milwaukee
AFTERNOON dAMR.
AZ Tolrdo-Tolcdo. 2: Columbus. ].
Al Ioulsyllle-Iouisyillc, 10: Indianapolis. 0.
Al milwaukee, Milwaukee. 7; Kansas city. J.
Al ST. Taul-Wet grounds.
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New England League.

MORNING 0ANRs.
AT Nashua-Haverhill. a: Nashua, l.
Al Lynn-Lynn. 8; Lowell. T.
Al Concord Manchester. 2: Concord.
Al New Bedford-New Bedford. 6: Fall River. l.
AFTERNOON GAMES.
Al Lynn-Lynn. 4: Lowell. ).
a Fail R,ver-Fali River, o; New Bedford. J.
Al crhill,-Nashua II; Haverhill. L.
Al Manchester-Co Concord. 4: Manchester. s.
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s.. L., 4: BOSTON "a. L., 2-sEcoND

Phila".....0 o o o o 2 o 0 90 o OO02-
Fpt base on errprs-Boston. .: Philadelphia, 4
Left on bsses-Bos.on, u: Philadelphia II. Fimt
YYouns, %: b. Tadd.ll Il Home runnDSy ",
nee hits-Parent a., Schreck. Stolen bases
coilin; Parent Double Plays-psvls . end NM nd
Knight; Collins. Unglsub and Crger Hit BY pitcher
by Young. 1. Omplree-MoCsrthy and Kelley
Tines hours and 81 minutes. Attendance-la'e6o
CHICAGO "a. L., g. CLEVELAND. 2.-vIRsT oAhR.
CLEVELAND, July %.-Chicago and Cleveland
broke even on the Two games played to day. Tho
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II: DETROIT. 0--sEcoNp oAMI
~. IOuIa
.Ba,ted for Ki,son in the mimi inning.

.Batted for Kitson In the mimi inning.
Detroit. o o o o. o
81 Louis Sill
Earned runs-St. Louis 4. Two base hi'.fnsk,
neid. First base on balls-OH Morgan. l. Struck
outBy Morgan. = Stolen bases Mclntsre'
Detroit, g. 81. Louis. I Umpire She rdan: Time
II hour and ~ minutes. Aurndance-%,soO
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BOSTON,.
PHILADELPHIA.

Firsl base on errors-boston, I: Philadelpbla, I.
Lett on bAses-Boston. is: PHILADELPHIA, :. First
Coakley.i. Struck out-By Tannehi 4 BY Plank.
BY Ccakley. l. Three base hit-McGoyen.
TWO base hits-Cross t2), Setback, Parent. Sacri.
ME- Tns.us Hn DS
tendanoo-S,7o7.
PHIIA nRIPHIA "a IL A. anarox IA IL o-aRCoNp
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'Batted for sugden In the ninth Inning.
Detroit ...........,.,.,...o -
st. Louis .,.....,..,..,...O n o VI
Two base hts-Schaefer, Doran. Van Iamp.
Three base hit-Crawford. First base on balls
on Donovan. !: on Pelty. ?. Sacrifice hit -Crsw.
ford Stolen base-Doran Left on bases
troit, q: ST. Louis T. Umpire She rdan. Time
hour and 70 minutes. Attendance -6OoO.
st. LoUIs "a. La, II: DETROIT. 0-sEcoNp GAME
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Games Scheduled for To-day.

AMERICAN LHhouE,
Washing ton In New York Philadelphia In Boston:
Chicago In Cleveland 81, Louis In Detroit,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York In Philadelphia: Boston In Brooklyn.
Pi,tSburg In Chicago.
KAsrKRH LEAGUE.
Providence In Jersey City: Newark In Baltimore;
Montreal IN Toronto; Buffalo In Rochester.
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Left on bases Boston. 4 brooklyn. ~. Two base
hits-Dobbs. Lewis. Homo run Dobhs, sscrl
nee hits-Hsll. Ritter ~, Stolen bases Hall.
Lumlcy. Lewis. Malay. Double plays -Gessier
and Malay: Lewis. Malay and Gesser. First base
on halls-On wilhelm. a. on Eason. !. Struck out
BY wilhelm. s. by Eason. /. Wild pitches Wil
helm, p Umplre-Johnstone. Time houS.
Attendance ,OOO
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Southern Tier Association.

A, Corning Morning Corning. g. Elmira. 8.
Al Notwithstanding. 9: Addison. g.
Al Flmira --Aftcrnoon-Elmlra, l: Corning. o.
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CHAMPIONS WIN ONE GAME.
WHITEWASHED IN THE MORNING
BY THE QUAKER PLAYERS.

BrOokIyns Get Out o. Last Place by Defeat.
ing Bostons Twfce-Chicagos Capture
Two and Move Up to Third Place
National Fourth d July Battles.
Two changes in the National Lea Rie stand
Ing occurred from the Fourth OF July battles.
The New Yorks and Philadelphia broke
even, and as the Chlcagos beat st. Louis
twice they took third place away from the
Phlladelphias. The Brooklyns twice thrashed
the Bostons. and ascendei to seventh place.
II was dismal day for the Cincinnatis. who
fell the easiest OF victims to the Pittsburgs In
both games. The results:
Philadelphia. =: New York. o. First game.
New York, q; Philadelphia, 3. Second game.
Brooklyn, .: Boston. o. First game.
Brooklyn, 2: Boston, I. Second game.
Pittsburg, 4; Cincinnati, =. First game.
Ptttsburg, 8; Cincinnati, 1. Second game.
Chicago, 3; st. Louis, =. First game.
Chicago. IL: 81. Louis, 1. SECOND game.
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Ninth street.

No. 80 W. Eighth street.
The Approximate amour. OF the lien or charge
TO satisfy which the above dest nbed property Is
to be sold ti90l2 so, with interest thereon from
May %, 1905. together with the costs and allow
ance, amounting to AoS.o2. together with the ex-
penses OF the sale.
The approximate amount OF the taxes, assess
ments and other liens " be allowed to the pur-
chaser out of tho purchase money or paid by the
referee Is $500 and Interest.
Dated New York. June IS. 1905,
SAMPSON H. WEINHANDLER, Referee.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

jersey City could do nothing with Pardee In the
morning game At Newark yesterday. While the
locals hit Olmstcad freely. The score:
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CLEv bland.

Two base hits-Hess. Mcfarland. Isbell. Holmes.
First base on bails-on He's. I. First base on
sIrors-cleyelsnd. 2: Chicago l. Left on bases.
BY Altrock. i. Double piaysZ-Jackson and Stoyall.
Altrock. Davi, and Donahue Dundon and Donanue.
Wild pltches-Hess.2. Umpire-Connelly. Time
hour and 30 minutes, Auendance-l6.Sis.
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Baseball, To-day, = p. N. American League
Park. N. Y. Americans vs.. Warrington.
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First base on crror-Chicago. Left on bases
Chicago. a. ST. Louis. 5. Double play--kllng and
Eve o| s.rT hfrs o1ss
Schultz. Maloncy ~. Stolen bases Chance. Casey,
Struck ou,"By Wicker, s. by Nichois. 3. Umpire
O'DaS. TImcl hour and 30 minutes. Attend
ancC II OOO