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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-09
BY N. w. Bowe & Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

n OLAiIssIONERS' SALE OF TWO
~ TRACTS OF LAND IN THE LOWER
END OF HENRICO COUNTY. ON THE
CENTRAL OR DARBYTOWN ROAD.
ABOUT ELEVEN MIkEs FROM RIc sdi.
ACRES. WITH pWELLING. ETC:h AND
THE OTHER CONTAlNlSG 65E ACRES. &
In execution OF decree OF the Circuit
Court OF Henrlco, entered May 26th 1902,
In the suit OF "Junius A. Parsons VS.. John
w. Hughes, ct als.," we will sell by public
auction, In front OF Henr!co Courthouse.
on 8a2
TUESDAY, JUNE 18TH. 1865.
at 1880 o'clock p. NJ, the two tracts q
land above referred to. These tracts are
opposite each other on the Central or
Darbytown Road, and are same when e.
deed from James Hughes. dated October q,
fth, 1886. These tracts OF land VIII %
sold separately. On tho 6.aera tract
there Is large quantity OF Woou.
3 TERAlS--One.third cash and me bslance
at one year, With interest added ana tltte
retained: or all cash at the option Of the
purchaser. >,n..
a. G. GOQDE,
Special commissioners,
The bond required OF the. Speclal Coma
m'ss0ne's has T. Ssf z. S WIpSb 'ifa. cl.r1
Ju S-st
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Yale Crew at Work.
t'aE nv Assnriated Press,)

GALES FERRY, CONN. June s.-Rowing
under almost perfect weather conditions. the
Yale crew covered the four mile course on
the Thames River tonight in 2o:4o 2-b. an!
blythe work OF the oarsmen. whose first long
row it was since they arrived here yesterday.
The men rowed over the regulation course
down stream finishing at the bridge, and
Substitutes in the launch.
Daly's forced absence from the boat gave
gOrtmeyer chance to show his worth. and he
rowed strongly at No. e. The shell went
an,oothly over the river the oarsmen showing
good FORM They were in excellent condition
at tho end OF the four miles. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-09
BASEBALL NOTES.
American.

sam Crawford keeps UP his fas, paee with
the bat VI @ a Is ~ ri.
They call the Brownies' gardeners this pony
outfie.d." agS ~ L
The Bostons. on May 18th. got out OF last
place for the first time this season
& Tho deal BY tho IIikhlanders 70 trade Fiber
field for Harry Howell. OF st.. Louis. IS un-
Pitcher Louis, Fiene. of Chicago. has Joined
Toledo; and = expected to y be winner Tor mo
jimmy Collins is badly disappointed In Jesse
Burkett. The ex-Brown Is not connecting very
Jimmy callahan's two weeks suspension
without pay for violation Of training rules
expired June 10th.
held down to one hit In a game. One OF these
games they won.
outfieider Dougherty, OF New York, has been
given leave OF absence at his own request, to
Ban johnson Offered Charley Carr. Of the
CIevelands TO the Clncinnatis to play first
base, but he was not needed. II
The Detroit team Is booked to play On ek.
hibition game at Lynn. Mass. June 18th and
the Boston for July 9th.
# National.
The Cincinnati Club has released Outfelder
Harry Dolan. s 5 .
Billy Maaoney deserves the rating OF biiiy
Sunday, the second.
Manager Clarke is disgusted with the base
running Of the Pirates I,
Jimmy sebring is again OF the Cincinnati
team, owing to the serious illness OF his wife.
President Dreyfuss. OF the Pirates, scouts the
idea OF a feud between the Reds and HIS team.
Boston Is in a bad way for catchers. Need :
ham Is out with a split hand and Moran Is
lame.
Second Baseman RED Owen has Jumped
the Brooklyn Club and Joined the outlaw York.
pevlin ia developing into a star base runner.
He has very sh!ftly way Of sliding in the
Henry Mcrntire, the big Brooklyn pitcher.
abandoned the cigarette habit when he came
into fast company
stanley Robinson believes that before the
season ends gArndt will be the best second
bsseman In tho League ~
Pitcher W'iltse. OF the Champions. IS not only
crack fielder OF his position. but he Is a
very fast worker.
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.Latonia Summary.

& CINCINNATI, O., June ,s.-sumnnaries:
First race-seven furlongs-Clydeo g TO %
III Reed co to y third. Time. :2s AS
second racc-five furlonss-Kercheval go TO
y first, Maplehurst q to q second. Cotton
Town q, TO u third. Time. :o1 rs.
Third race-nile and sixteenth-Bell the
Cat Is 10 " first, Faorlzel (ls TO d second,
Banvollo III to 1o) third. Time, 1:41 80 ~
sstakes-Zienap rs to ~ first. Delta e TO ~
second. Lady Carol e to 81 third. Time
1907 Is.
n Fifth race-one Observation-Disclosures (eyen)
first reservation "a to y second. Dutch Bar
bara 70 to ~ third. Time, 1:4o 3-5. !,
Sixth race-sx furlonEs-sweetie u to o
first: The Lexington Leader q to ~ second.
first Scotch Irish &c to y second. The Lex
inston Leader & to ~ third. Time. l:14 10.
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Charlotte, 10; Greensboro, 6

Especial to The Times Dspatch.)
CHARLOTTE NJ c., June s.--1n slow, but
somewhat interesting game Charlotte defeated
Greensboro to-day by score OF 10 to s.
The visitors were outclassed from tho start,
but sundry errors by the locals kept the score
sufiicienty close to avoid ennul. 5aS
Reynold' s, Charlottes new pitcher, was IN
the box and though he was hit with some
freedom, he kept the hits scattered. and had
he received proper support the figures might
have been different. re III
The same teams play here again tomorrow
4 Batteres: Charlotte. Reynolds and Reid;
Greensboro. Mclaughlin and Ryan.
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BRITT-SULLIVAN.
Will Fight Twenty Rounds in
San Francisco About July 18th.

Especial to The Times, DIspatch.)
BALTIMORE, Ma June Skid Sullivan,
Of washington, through his manager, Al. Herr
ford. Of this city, has been offered q twenty
round fight with Jimmy Britt. Tho Hayes
the otter Tuesday, specifying that the fight
take place In San Francisco about July 18th. q
4 Brittle manager also wired his assent, to the
and II these are acceptable the match viii BIO
closed at once. II
Private correspondence received here intl-
and Rattling Nelson will be called OFT by that
club before which 1t was TO have taken place.
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KING WILLIAM COURT.
Polk Miller Chief Attraction, and
is Given Right of Way.

~ s Especial e Tho TTmes-DIspatchJ
ETNA MILLS. VA, June 8.--The reg
ular term Of King william am county G. Cir y,
Taylor Garnett sitting. AZ large crowd
was in attendance. partly to hear Polk
Miller and his musical auartette, at s:se
p. NJ. Judge Garnett, adjourned court
Polk Miller entertainment, which was
given for the benefit of two churches.
the, Acquinton Methodist Reorganization
tainment was success, as large crowd
attended.
the better part Of the week. !,
a meeting and decided to hold a primary
for all county Offices and the Legislature
at the same time the State primary Will
James Aston Cabell was on hand at
court shaking hands. and was cordially
received, a44 af ss &5
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z slo0 round TRIP every Sunday ~ COM
}bned rail and water trip.
In handsome steamer, Choice Of two
routes into Norfolk, Passengers can go
one way and return the other Only BOO
round trip to Old Point, Ocean View, Nor
folk and Portsmouth, rains leave Rich
mond $3.50 and 0 "A. M. Pnrlor cars at
tached @. g. o. passengers can re-
main at Ocean View until 1850 F. N,
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Results in St. Louis.
(By Associated Press.)
NYYTC HrA,,rdo

(By A8socIated HPre5s.) 7'---
ST. LOUIS. June s.-Fair Grounds sum
naries:
First race-sx furlonss-Miladi Love Us to
81 first Atlas e to y second, Ethel Davis
I(6 TO y third. Time. 1:lb 2-5.
Z Second rnce-five furlongs-1na Gray Is to
~ first. MISS Leeds 90 to y second, Jane
Rachel 20 to u third Time 100 rs.
Third race-six furiongs-Miss Manners a to
s. first, Miss Gomez e to y second. Avoid
e to ~ third. Time. ~ 2-b.
Fourth race-rnile and seventy yards-Resl
Leaf Q6 to 81 first. The Regent q to p second,
4 Just So e to ~ third. Time l:45.
Fifth race--mie and seventy yards-Bonnle
Prince Charlie Is to y first, st. Flour y to %
second, Russell rs to ~ third. Time. 49,
Sixth race-rnile and an eighth-Alamode "a
to s. first. ChapAlia (so8to y second, Athena
% 10 y third. Time :55 "a.
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DISMISSED POLICEMAN.
Weaver Still Hammering Away
in philadelphia,
~ ~. re IIa,, $50 lated praasN ".

PHILADELPHIA. PA, j e..e S.-Mayor
Weaver tonight dismissed eleven mer
from the police force for derelIctlon OF
duty These men had been tried and
found guilty before tho dismissal of
David j. smyth as director of the De-
partment OF Public Safety. Mr., smyth
sentenced each one Of them to q fine OF
one days pay The Mayor. however. de.
oided that the punishment was not severe
enough, and ordered their dismissal
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nished by tho present lamps to be such
as the city would desire. should 1t estab-
lish It's own plant, and In the estimates
which follow I have presumed the in
stAllation Of lamps OF about % per cent.
greater luminosity.
II estimate the clty's present require
n1ents at 100 of such lamps, and that
within, period OF ten years not less
than 1000 lamps will be required.
"For the operation of the above men
toned zoo arc lights, boz horse power
would be necessary.
The report favors the location Of the old
purnn House as the site and goes into
detail In support Of this
Cost of the Plant.
The cost OF the plant Is estimated as
follows.
Main Station
Steam turbines. boilers. gen
orators, condensers, pumps
and piping. ............., s57400
Hydraulic turbines. governor
and shafting ............. 3e7oo
Switchboards and arc j GIT
apparatus S.....l..........'. ll,4VV
Building, foundations, CHM
ney NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l9,20O
Wiring freights, erection
and miscellaneous. .....,. 10000
IL. ---s1s5.7oo
Hydraulic development, river work,
Including dams. raceway, head.
gates, etc...........'...., bUoo
Z Sub Station
Motor generators, swtchboards.
!. wiring, freights, erection, mis- K.
cellaneous real estate and build
Ing complete. .................... b9,S0O
Street lighting, including cost Of
poles, wires, arc lamps, ut-outs,
renectors and labor..... 10000
(1f underground service required,
add $14,770).
Commercial Light and Power
Underground district, con-
Quits; man holes. junction
boxes, feeder cables. mains .A6,577
Appropriation for overhead
distribution ............... 10000
-s5e,577
300 service connections mains
to buildings. $500
500 arc lamps. $50 meters.
$4,000 incandescent lamps
and installing lamps and
meters ........... l,400
s2s,oOo
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Strike Compromised,

Especial to The Times Dlspatchl
NORFOLK. VA. June S-The bricklay-
Building for the National Bank Of Com
merce at / o'clock. after being out two
and i half days, There were thirty men
decided that they were too high up FOR
t the wages they were getting, IS a day.
ana they demanded $3.50 and quit when
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-09
Antique and l Modern Furniture, u Sewing lg
h Machines, Pictures, Mirrors, Druggets,
CroCkerq Glassware, Etc.

will sell THIS DAY at 1880 "A. M. at
my warerooms, 90 Broad Street, several
Original Pieces OF Mahogany Antique
Furniture Cawfoot Sideboards. Chest or
Draws, Slope Top and Straight Front Sec
.retarles, Tables, 4 lot of Blue China, Pic
lures, etc; Handsome Oak and Walnut
sideboards China Closets, Book Cases,
Dining Tables, 100 Assorted Chairs, Oak
ChIffoniers, Single and Double Oak Ward
robes, comparatively, new; Drophead Sim
ger and other Sewing Machines, complete
with all attachments; Handsome Lot Pic
lures, Mirrors, very Handsome Tapestry
and Mo1uet Druggets, Crockery, GLASS;
ware. BARRIERS Chair, Kitchen Furniture.
Cook Stoves, etc. Ladies invited. sale
positive. Terms cash. l &
GEO.@V. OLIVER. Auctioneer.
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Total cost OF all machinery. APP
nara tus. distributing systems, 6

Total cost Of all machinery. APP
paratus, distributing systems,
buildings, observation-disclosures. ..S 3S6,O77
The sums named arc believed to be
close figures, with possibly the excep-
ton Of the amount named for hydraulic
been physically impossible to estimate
more accurately.
would recomm end to your committee
that for the purposes OF constructing the.
plant, 1t would be well to appropriate the
proceeds OF the sale Of 100000 Of -
bonds. or as much thereof as may be ne
cessary.
Estimated Revenue.
Following is the estimated revenue from
From commercial lights and /, Y,
power ...........3 sI,Zi 5Es
100 street lights (present
Total annual revenue......- ---------s 81 20. 549
Cost OF operation:
Pay roll...... q. ........... s22,6s7
Fuel, supplies and mtscel-
laneous ..,....'.. 19'oSS S
Total operating expense --- -.l A,67o
EXCESS Of revenue over expenses. s7s,s7s
Interest at four per cent. on
$500, 900 lo'ooO
Balance 49,. $62, s79'
From this the engineer makes a deduc-;;
ton sufficient To- proyidesa sinking q fund -
Results to the City.
Mr.. Trafford thus sums up the results
to the city from such plant:
IL The city would obtain street flights
Of twenty-five per cent. greater illumlnat-
Ing power. s.55 IS
~. The city would obtain for its water
I department pumping capacity equivalent
to the present old pump-house plant, and
with steam power reserve, without add
lttional cost.
power the city would avoid the necessity
of expending about $4,000. which will
otherwise be required for pump house ex-.
tensions.
-. The city may either maintain the
present rates for electric current or make
a general reduction of thirty per cent. in
the cost of both streetfand commercial
lighting and power service. In the for
Imer case, the electric plant should earn
nearly $4,000 net annual revenue for the
cty In the latter case, the city and cit
liens will save like amount, orin event
OF the central stations meeting such re-
duction, the total saving to the people
of Richmond would pc not less IMAM
$4,000 per annum. 81
"Other advantages to be derived from
the esta blishment Of the plant are:
"The ability to transmit power easily
and cheaply to various Fparts OF the city
FOR any special purpose which may arise,
such, for Instance as the recent sug-
gestion Of His Honor, the Mayor. that
electric power might prove a very yalu-
able means Of protecting the city against
fire loss.
Security for the city and citizens
against advance in the present cost Of
electricity.
1.-THE ability OF the city to offer induce
ments to manufacturers by furnishing
cheap power, thus carrying into effect
the ideas which the Council Of 1910 antic-
ipnted.
Unemployment for about twenty addl-
tional men and improved labor conditions
for those now employed in the electrical
Industry,
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Washington Affairs

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
WASHINGTON. d. c., June 8.-Danel II.
Adams, appointed postmaster at Pungo Reali-
fort county, North Carolina, vice p. 9. Davis,
resigned, de
gust 18th at Nokesville. Prince William county,
Va, serving Ssi people and l5a houses
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Danville, ~. Salisbury, i,

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
b DANvILLE, VA, juno s.-Danvllle still
leads tho Virginia. Carolina League To-dnys
game gave. Danville the victory over Sails
bury Spencer. with score OF 10 to
Batteres: Danvile, West. Benny and Moore;
Salisbury Spencer. Ham and Legrand.
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BY The Valentine Auction Co.,
81s e. Broad Street.
Leather and Velour Couches,
Handsome 8 and 5-piece
Parlor Suits, Fine Oak
Book Cases, Oak Dining
Tables, Chamber g Suits,
Etc, at Auction.

THIS Frlday) MORNING, JUNE 9TH,
we will sell at our salesrooms. No 61S E..
Broad Street, commencing 1890 o'clock. s
fine Leather and Velour Couches. one very
fine Mahogany Inlald 3-piece Farlor Suit,
Handsome Mahogany 5-piece Parlor Suit,
Oak Extension Tables. with round ends;
Oak serving Table, Oak China Case.
Handsome Oak Book Cases, Chamber
Suits, Bureaus, Washstands, Brass Beds'
Chairs, sdeboards, Floor Oilcloth, Rugs
Druggets. Mating, Mattresses, Handsome
:Rubber-Tre Baby Carriage (cost $500,
good as new; Upright Plano, Small Oak
.RolllTop Desk, Gas Range, Wire Couches,
refrigerator and other Furniture etc.
2 THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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that was refused. BY compromise with
the contractors. James Stewart and Conn
pany, the brickIayers went back TO work
at compromise Of S5.25 a day.
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SYNOD
AGAINST DIVORCE
kpr sancintnd 1,rnss.

(By Associated Press.)
AsBURY PARK, N. j., June s.-fhe
General Synod of the. Reformed Church,
in America to-day adopted q resolution
endorsing reform in divorce and en]oirl-
Ing its ministers against marrying per-
sons who had been divorced on other
thah Scriptural grounds.
Mr. r. H. 1udi1an Is seriously III at his
homo on Lnbur7,ut1 Avenue. Dr. Stuart
Mchaux IL his physician
Mrs James 4\.SNlorris has for her guest. ner
niece Miss Elizabeth Noa,M OK otuai., !, ~ -.
She Ia an accomplished musician, and her
charming manners Is winning for her hosts OF
friends go
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-09
AUCTION SALES, Future Days
Commissioners Auction Sale
OF
Valuable Timber Land In
Charles City County, Va.

S y u eRa Fl city ass!ss &
f Ros sh dSy e %aa ay M II ho
others" the undersigned Special Com.
missloners will sell at public auction, at
the Gog,ritho,uase, between the hours OF :
june i5ri1, 1905, COURT DAY.
the following property. viz: a tract Of
timber land known as the Bog" contain.
Charles s city ab ens three ' and ons-af
miles west Of the Courthouse, and bound
ed on the north by the lands Of the late
Joseph Gently and osnefs on the eas,
by tho lanlAof q. A.. Saunders. j. and
on the west by the lands OF James -.
Brockwell and the late Joseph Gentry.
a number OF years and has thereon large
quantity OF oak railroad ties, pine cord
wood and oak and pine saw lumber ana
other valuable woods l. It's Is sl.va1sa W,,n
Wharf and within one and one-halt miles
of Herring Greek. and Is tho most desir.
able tract of cumberland in that section.
,o iMs VIZ: 6ne.f 10 fourth cash and the
balance upon credit of six, twelve and
eighteen months, the deferred payments
to be evidenced by notes Of the pnsch hasss
Ing Inter est from date OF sale and payable
seml-annually; or at the option ct the
purchaser he may pay cash; tho tit!e 70
be retained Until the futher order OF the
Parties desiring to see the land viii
call on Mr.. J. r. Nance at Charles City
Courthouse.
A. G, WILCOX,
May 23-tds Special Commissioners.
In the CLERKS Office Of the Circuit Court
Of the County OF, Charles City. !, . :.
James NJ. Willcox's Exor. ........ Plaintiff.
against
w lllcOS, ct
I !. q. Major, clerk Of tho said court.
do certify that tho bond required OF the
Special Commissioners by the decree ren-
dered In said cause on the 9th day OF May
1905, has been duly given.
Given under my hand us clerk OF the
sold court this 18th day Of May, 1905.
May 25.tds
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AS executor Of Ann WNIIhce, doceuBeu, I
will sell by public auction on the prem
ises, on -.
at $3.50 o clock p. M, that unusually well
situated and comfortable dwelling No. 11S
North Third Street, between Frank IN
and Grace Streets. containing about, SIX
rooms, together with the lot upon when
1t stands, fronting 241a feet and running
back between parallel lines about 7a feet
to point where the said lot narrows to
1G1a feet. The house Is old, but Is solidly
buiit and quite comfortable, AS a Local
ton for a doctor or dentist there is
nothing superior on the market. and 1t Is
also Well suited for private family uses.
TERMS cash, and the balance
terest added, and secured by deed of
trust; or all cash. at tho or ton of the
purchaser
Ju 9-tds Executor.
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Standing Of the Clul
Cleveland. a: New York, 8.

Il II 6 Il II
Cleveland, a; New York, o.
NEW YORK, June s.--Cleveand shut out
New York to-day, owing to Moore's good
pitching.
Score: H. II. r..
New York........ .....0 0 5000 90
Ceveland...... .........0 D 0 OF 0--4
Batteries: Chesbro and Kleinow: Moore and
Buelow. TING. 1870 Umpire oLoughlin. At, At
Philadelphia, g; Chicago, 8.
PHILADELPHIA, June s.-supcrb pitching by
Plank gave Philadelphia It's victory over CHI.
cago to-day.
Score: H. II. e.
Chicago. ..... ..........aOl 10OO10o-3 l
Philadelphia. ....l 10012l0 IS s
Batteries. Patterson. White and Mcfarland;
Plank. Powers and schreck. Time As. um-
pires. Kelley and Mccarthy. Attendance. 407l.
Detroit, g.; Washington, S.
WASHINGTON. June s.-Two bases on balls
ana n scratch hit in tho eleventh inning de.
oidcd to.das'a game In Detrolt's favor
washington. :. ....oob11111ooo-st 10
s Detroit ...... ........o 3 oo0o00z0ls II !
Batteries: Hughes and Heydep: Donovan |. a ann
T Gi1st al. 1Rp'fS' sne''oA'' N''s"'a's r
Boston, a; St. Louis, 8.
BOSTON. Juhe s.--A batting rally In the
ninth inning when two men were out, scored
three runs for Boston and beat St. Louis to-
day.
f Score: r. H. f.
Y St. Louis .......3 o o 0 o Old l
55 Ba,teries Gibson, Winter and scHger: Glade
and sugdcn. Time. 1:l2. Umpire. Connolly. At
tendance, 2.lss.
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PLANT
IS DISCUSSED
CONTINUED From First Page.)

Continued From Flrst Page,)
and other plants are in contemplation and
awaiting the decision Of the city.
Use Of Electricity By the City.
"The city Of Richmond is the largest
purchaser OF electric current supplied by
the Richmond lighting companies Tho
present use as reported to mo by Mr.,
w. P. Knowles. superintendent Of the
Light Department, is $50 street arc lights.
for which the annual charges Is s34, 800.
This number OF lights is deemed made
quate, and the appropriation for tho
present year Is $4,000. The lights are
furnished under contract made July J.,
1902, for term OF FIVE years,
II do not consider the illumination FUR
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.

Scores Yesterday.
New York. 1: Pittburg. l.
Philadelphia, 8: ST. Louis, 2.
Chicago, IL: Boston. 2.
Cincinnati. II; Brooklyn. 2.
Where They Play To-day.
New York at pittsburE.
Boston At Chicago.
brooklyn at Cincinnati
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Standing Of the Clubs.
clut1 WI P.l Clubs. ". L. p.
New York 20 10 .7s3| Clncinnati...2i "a 300
Philadclphia,as II .5as st. Louis. .1s q .4la
p!ttsburg....o7 81 1853 Boston. ....15 30 .aa3
Chicago. ....a "a .6K Brooklyn. ..l5 3, .3ls