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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-05
MANY END LIVES.
Since Oct. There Have Been 20
Suicides In Detroit.

Since Get. there have been Is sui-
cides In Detroit, a startling situation.
Seven took their lives by the carbolip
acid route, Ave used revolvers, one
used bichloride of mercury, and two
turned on the gas.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-05
.EwALK ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF AS.
SCISSORS.

Detroit, Nov /, 1910
10 All Whom IL May Concern:
Take notice that sidewalk assess
pent rolls Nos 240i 10 casa, both in
Isive, for defraying the cost aud eX-
ense or constructing cement side
[alks as hereinafter described, have
zen prepared, and are now open for
pspection. revision or correction in
bis office. and will be presented 20
le Common Council az a session there
To be held on Tuesday. the 18th day
q November. 1910. at p m. city time,
pr confirmation
The lot or lots described I'm each roll
ave been assessed for tho cost and eN-
ense OF constructing tho walk in front
4 or adjoining the parcels named In
lch roll
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-05

Busisess-IIke Printing. No fuss ana
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co., IS
John R--st Main itee. OF CITY oSoM
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-05
Crowley, Miner c. Company

E1ery CHSen Should Endorse tie MOze1zeut for GOod Roaa
Wayne County. Just Vote YES and We VIII Haze the RoaM
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-05

Roll No 2406 l.. 90 It. OF y 100 It.
OF o J. Sub. OF the rear OF the
Forsyth farm, as subdivided by the
commissioners OF the Est. OF the late
James Connor on the south side OF
Calumet avenue between Fourth and
Greenwood avenues
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-05

Roll No. 2441. Lot 1T--HamIin and
ing part OF Rrac sec q T & n
II r. ON the north side OF Scovel place.
between Roosevelt avenue and Chope
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-05

This is just the kind of a Shoe that
the Young Men want.
1t has that snappy last with pinch
neels and high Spanish arch; Russia
Calf, Gun Metal or Patent Colt. in
lace or button styles. with the latest
perforated top. Welted double soles.
All sizes and widths. Main Floor
Mems Store
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-05

Of KrpPP street between Gown street
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-03-19
Trufb and
Quality

appeal to the Well-Inforrned in every
walk of life and are essential to permanent
success and crcditable standing. Accor-
ingly, it is not claimed that Syrup of Figs
and Elixir of SIENNA is the only remedy of
known value, but one of many reasons
why it is the best of personal ard family
Iaxatives is the fact that it cleanses,
sweetens and relieves the internal organs
on which it acts without any facilitating
after effects and without having to increase
the quantity from time to time.
1t acts pleasantly and naturally and
truly as a laxative, and its component
parts are known to and approved by
physicians, as it is free from all objection
able substances. To get its beneficial
effects always purchase the genuine
manufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co, only, and ,ss aale w all leading drug
gists.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-03-19
CONDENSED NEWS
FROM COAST FILES
". ]. E.E.. / IN Braz.L.


W. !. BRYAN i Ia Brazil,
GERMANY. is 10 have aIl>l.-.. PASSENGER
uu,,.
The eruption # NesuyIus Is not &c
| nous
y son OF Gen. Earl d. Thomas IS
| suicide.
Repairs ale being made on the South
| Dakota.
hih9 Edward mas VISITED IaFls IN
coSHito.
IA IasAa is the new turkish Am
bassador
HE people OF Monaco want con-
StItutlon.
British MethodIsts have Wecomed
! Fairbanks.
! The san Francisco fish trust Is to be
! prosecuted
/ John WaAi, veteran St. Louis bank
! er, Is dead.
\ Bogora mob has stoned tie Ameri-
| can legation.
Morgan has formed great automo-
| bile combine.
J Wyoming IS caring Tor is starving
! herds OF elk.
Ihree negroes nave been hllcI IN
| Iorlda riots.
tht rejection OF the budget cost Eng
| land Sl42,Uo"4o0.
Garfield has taken sides with Pinchot
| against BalHnger.
Meat and pork have reached record
prices IN Chicago.
Live hog prices have gone to 5000
a hundred pounds.
Mae Woods VIII lay claim TO eX Sen
ator Platt 5 estate.
III, itl.... % out,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-03-19
Inward.

Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku Was
lua and Naianae-*S:36 a. H., 'aa
?. m.
Arrive Honolulu from Eva Mil aha
Pearl Ciry-t1:+5 a. NJ. 1886 a NJ
HOP a. m. lilo p. H., s4;-6 P H.
t5:3l ?. NJ 80 ?. m. :,
Arrive Honolulu from WahiaVs as :,
Leilehua-~9:I5 a. n, tl:4o ? H. a'''
p. m. -10:l0 ?, N. -,
The Haleiwa Limited. t"ohenu'
train Comfy tr>t-class tickets honolsa Y
leaves Honolulu every SUNDAY al ~ I,'
a. M; returning. arrives in HonOI ,.
ut 1910 p, m. The Limited steps ua,'
at Pearl CITY and Waianac od,V ar.
ana Walanae. Waipahu and Pearl CA'
inward o,n
-Da1r. -Evcent sunday SUNDAY I'm gn'
a.. !. DENI~oN, t. l. eN Il y /,
Superintendent. !" :
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-03-19
OAHU RAILWAY time TABLE
Outward.

For Waianae, Waialua, Eahuku and
Way Stati0ns-+9:l5 a. M, 1920 ?. n
For Pearl City, Eva Mill and way
Stations-T1:30 a. n, 39:l5 a. =,
~l1:30 q. n, +2:15 p. H., 1920 P. y,
+5:l5 p m. $3.50 P. m, tll:l5 P. n
For Wahiawa cnG Leilehua-'lO:.ui
m, -5:1J ?. m, $3.50 ?. m, tl1:lS Pr
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-03-19

COURT LUEAILLo NO. $500, A OF.
Meets every first and third Wednes
! day evenings Of each month. at 1880
W p. m. in Pythisn Hall, corner Fort
OK and Beretsnis streets Visiting broth
IA ers cordially inv ed
W. KELLE, T. R.
JAS. <. KAy LA p O.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-09

F'f'sP' r.. July Tho BrookIyns de-
'"ai"f 'he 'hsmuion- TODAY hN a .rore n,
. fl" D. NEI.h he latter 'ried hard TO turn
M" Nl'tor' having GOOD ,hanca IN
m" -@'sr'h nninE rlson Webb had 90
leS'" IN" hoN IN 'he fourth inning and
l""N"r relieved him and MADDOX relieved
I~"Ner ~ ~" eighth Miller and SsanIop
Nffh nine tits
Hronslyn scored m ~" hrSt on Daut,er,'.
iriuI" aud Humnel- single The tour,h
p-"t'Ti . ted one for the pira'r~ Hun.In.i
-!Isl"d Davidson Wa hlr bV pitch hall
I"un"N hunted ana Nsnh threw Wild
"''nc NItnm~i anu Davidson smith
Me- "uf Ter gen hii and L.nnoN Va- ON
- ~" rls'" and Miller and Dalton got A
b." on hall U.uh-rt SINGLED -coring
t"fR"u NN'H -lngled. scoring Miller
lHl- va enough f"r tlson - hand over
amt larL" ''"u h"n'h bod MIN
ID" H.'~NI'=~ 80 or.d two IN he rr-t
srI ~" fu -" -tNth and ~ Ma thought
o." sarc N"rl! he 'In'hsd IN the -eysnfh
''lh."u singled and ampbell Nho haftsJ
'"r Lever Got = ha-. on balls Eyrn. be.i
"l' q huu' Hlhug tho bases but only one
,l'.. va Brought ~ -, larse. long A. 10
baF id-ou
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HERZOG MARRIED.
President Dove, says Third Basemar
WIN Not ptay for Be.ten.

Brsru>. July charlie Herzog. the
suspended third has~man NJ the Doves
will never rlav ball again for the Rosion
club Vhils President Dewey ~ At the head
Of the club President Dewey left for Pitts
burg 'hi- morning 70 explain the HeryoG
trouble - Ni,e-Presid~nt Harris ard the
Pir'shurg ~to' holders in the Bo.ton club.
ana IN hi- handbag we're signed statements
from H"rIog ana Lake generating Dover
~ all blame Tor causing the unpleasant
inc tdsnt
II developed TO-DAY that the rcAl rAu-e
nt tho U~ryog row Vas HerZogs ambition
n h" made captain Of the team whom IL
WaS learned that - SeneN Was to 10 traded
nsryog a-k~d poNey for 'he "AptAincy and
DpNeN aid - Mas ~ TO Manager Lake
Nhsrsupon HsrsoE asked povev 20 speak
10 aks for him
Manager Lake ~ the Doves viii re~etNe
orders IN ~ iouta - morrow ~ trade
tharlis HsT/oE tho suspended Dove third
ba-smHn, AZ hi- earliest opportunity An
efori viii - made to -sAp Heryog to the
BrooklNn- Tor young Lennon, DAhlen =
third ha-anlan. II this deal fails through
an attempt all he made 10 trade HerzoS
for zimmerman, the utility inf~ld-r OF the
I htago tub~s
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Parkway Dri, ing club En,r,-,

With some slight changes the hor,..
thst raced ~ well last Saturday a, IN.
Parkway track in Brooklyn will try AGAR
for. prizes this afternoon. The entries ar,
a. followr
class g, Trotting-Miss Ebxie b m M
Bssaet. Manhattan. Lemon Girl IN n, 70
neiprrhAusen. Manhattan: Katie YAndle m
T '. Patterson. brooklyn. Wand b m ! Col.
man; nrookyn. sadie v Blk. m q. q. LocS
C1as. 4. Pacing Princess Direct blh ~ p
" Irahy. Manhattan. Kate Nalaon bT p, - i
IA Place. NAnhattan. Louise o., bT m n Sos,
Manhattsn. Who Knows, biz e. { HaSLs,t
Manhattan. liailock A.. bT .. n Cohen Mann
tan: Doctor Threei. bT. & n Reynolds Nsnbst
Cis:. 2. Tro,sius.Eea Direct Blk. e.. r. q.
hit. a.. q; Moncricf, brooklyn George MsrE
, &; H-,d. BrOOklyn OAkiInd T. Gr. ~
Class A. Trot,inG -IsnAilan. Oh ET @ Hind.
MsnhAtAn Alhorne. Oh q. &, r. SEAMAN
brooElyn. klaE Hdward b. .. " D. Wsrasi,
ciH~s " Pacing hiram Ab.s Mammalian
Minor. Manhattan Lilly wilkes, eh \, 70,
y. ferstrI Manhattan, Roberts Own by
~ hos.nourE; DTookiyn: Grses Kelly. h m
w Halstrti. Brooklyn. Rsd Rir, h
sShen. Manhattan. Catherine Clay b. m
less a.. Pseins To beat time Of c1... a
pacing- Caro-. ch &. .. Gfbbona NnnhGItas
scott MAAhAttan; Hassi r.. b. m, 49, "
broosiy slia Todd BE-. N n O Arousoo ssash
W. Ihe c0anI btG- g.. n Rosrab'IrT BrooEISn.
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testing and non -contesting cArs rea.
aAles being the 'hlefe-f parts 10 suffer
Fcr three days north from Dallas the
roads we're all right. but the weather can
hardly BE- Understood in the North NO.
only Ns- The I'm severe IN it= direct raNs
hut such ind ~ there was CAme ~ puf-
81 hot air A. " from a haker's oven II
- related 81 Gart Of the men some Of whom
were native. ~ that $50 ton. that they pr.he.
Their arr AZ a pretty good pare 20 'heN
would haze ilme to stop and get out and IL
down IN The shade 81 the Cars for relaxation
~" f"rrln" heat peculiarly ane~tir. me
eyes OF the drivers
The three finest dave experienced were
THOSE -r'n' m Iowa. no. only beau y.
me enthusiasm of he people along no Nav
lot hn' aU-s 1T IN" quality 81 the road.
From The 'lm" W~ struck Iowa at tho Mls
sour stat" I'm" until "" left u al DAverpN-'
IRA ii"allv ever" In n ot the road Rod ~ -
dragged many uE"- aud the ouly hm'
81 speed vs. ~" limit ot the engine loo
mHg n praise 'uHnot ~ given 10 tho gO..rty
authori'ir~ Of Iowa for he excellent orgAn'-
rution winch they have per!eCted Tor urn
ING mt" houls.ards roads that we're nn;r
'"h~ld"rcd INT a~~Hhie after heAvy fa'us
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In TENNIS.
TSaehard shs~, Great Penn In Flnai
Round 90 nrsnaVilie 4. q. singles.

/ Gu,'Avs . rou,hard won the elo.Ins
match yesterday defeating Theodore Psll
-. :. q. love and IS ~ the
hTonSNillS Athlsti" Association. IouchArd
by tht- victory. witch Il the sixth con
-scutINe tournament triumph THE season
stands a. the challenger OF George "
,hurrh. holder VI the Lawrence PARK cup
IhrouShout the match Touchard play eli
Win that car-l"--ness for which he " noted
when Il appeared that he Vas destined 10
meet defeat he rehAhilhatsd hts game anu
, smothrred Fell tor a love set. Then IN tn.
dectiins set rouchaTd allowed Pel To Iead
him AZ . aud % love. Yet ~ never
bothered Iouchard. lie merely woke I'D
ana Nv banning drives ran out three straight
games and the match.
IL ever IouChard's peculiar form WAS
DISPLAYED y was ~ this final against Pell
tie rang all OF the changes Of pace speed
ahd dirs'ctiOn. Furthermore there never
falled 10 .,oIr Prl was 90 tipios aud he
rushed into ths first set with such q lead
BY his snlendid drives that Ioucbart. seemed
TO save himself and allow pell TO win the
hut Iouchard oqtdroSe reli in the
neAt -.t Neither made an effort To gain
rouchard acted as Il Il MAS unnecessary.
allowed 70 become the AsSressor again
louchard seemed weary when IN. rect
came after the third set. lie was Appar-
against FeIi' but he had hII Whole bag 81
shots With him and seldom moving from
MS base line he ran OF love Get With the
greatest ease. lie allowed pell 70 take heart
by lead IN the nth set. hut when u Was
ready TO pick rouchard whipped in ha
drives and the match Was his.
Miss Clare CAssell, the English EJi. won
her place la tho final round OF the women's
cup singles She was ini excellent stroke
and defeated Mis-. Elise Dietz. o., 60
Miss Marie Wagner and Mir Louis Haisht
the latter Of the Morr stovn Field Club.
are to meet Tor the remaining final bracke,
The summary
Lawrence PArs challenge Cup FINAL round
!i ,,; n : Toachard defeated Theodore Roose.
Bronsy,iie Mems pouseS.rnird rouna-A
Tobsy ana X. pyAtt defeated J Robertson and
Y. Robertson, BY default Norris 3. Clark and
DAVID SaEds defeated Edgar = Leo and John c.
Women's singles second round Miss Ei.ls
thctf defeated Miss Elizabeth Grove. by default
- Third Hound Miss Glare CAssell defeated Ms.
wWsil,s Ton. = !" Mrs Louis haighi defeated
= eml nnAl Round Miss clare CASseII defeatsd |
Miss flSie DietE I. a..
seIl ana / J o.,endofr deieated Miss Home. |
second Round Miss Marie wagner and Dr
William koSenhaum defeated Miss NuppermAn |
Russon ana i Dudley hrii,cn defeated Wss |
"S SS@ M, anS So, HmfT ~ ds,. ,sn, and
George N Churcn defeated Mise Marc Wagner !
and pr william Ho>enbaum a \ q: I
Only one match was played in the West !
chester invitation doubles Yesterday. |
Nathaniel " Niles and Wired Dabney |
t~fcatsd Raymond u. Liitle ana y " !
leaves Has ket' and Alexander ahead With I
il'~ and Dahney. both doubles haN inR won |
hire" and lost nothing The dee iding match 4
ak"s place this afternoon.
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\tTIONt tGIE.
br""Ahn> Win tn prisburg and Gun.
Heat cincinnati.

III" BronklNn- pir,"i ~ postponed
gam" m P'''shurg Yesterday and a. usuA
N"r" 10" much for IA" Pirates The cub.
had hard TIME with tho 'in,innoii. hu,
IHf" on on TOP Tho results
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kENNEL CLTB PRESTDENt,.
Belmont "a Resixn on Accom-, Of Pacific
Coast NuddIe-

August Belmont il Ia resign as rrc-,i.n,
Of the American Kennel Club. u Is said
within a few dav- According TO ,ho.. who
know the prin"ipa reason for Mr. B-Irnont
~ithdraV from the American Kennel
club - the recent PA'ir~ coast trouble in
which the American kennel club WAS IN
volVed To great extent SO wide h..
heroine the breach between the indy dIsi
clubs on the PacinC coast and the nation nj
organization that there h. every reason 10
suppose that ~ can never b- closed A.
'ording 10 those Who are In authority 70
make the statement, u Vas tho opinion OF
MI belmont that these differences could
manner. ''
The most lo 10 al successor to Mr. Hal
mont a. pre-ldent Of the 4 X g h Uolli.
y Hunnewell. yre-prcsident Of the CIub
" bloodRood - also considered by manv
AZ possible Successor to Mr Belmoni
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'Ua''rr TO- -. m 'he ssNen,h tnnirg
'ltAttTd TO NfdioN IN fNe nIr'r funinr
Hruo-ET q u n a
ffft.bf-g "a n :
Run. BrOoLbn Dalton. pAubert Huruei
rAf H'-on BERGEN, Nllsr TIttshurE IA, m.
'tsrsr Nagr'r. Niier Gibson Two has~ nil,
ItU-O-. 'ia"k'. LrnEos Three bs.r mis-
by me. wyatt Dalton pAub~r' Stolsn rs.
.N m" ~ roc" ni's smith isnnot Sarrnr.
'. Ia4 - lhouhl" plsy Humwri smith ana
r~Ti ir"' has On halls 90 Nsbb \ on
IIUrs. ~ y AulOn. SfF.,. out M W,bb
D.. - Loo o. SSsnlon NJ n, nit her
N'bb IA, ifsOu HAk MADDOX Mild p,t~h
.'eT r'ufr' IN chief Nglrr Iieid urInirc
'w.H- lii-e hours and n y inut~s
~ sSV - -. 'fN,tSN.rI
fHtr's". Jun klinE, hOm" run ut,b
man ,'r4i 81 him IN The f04r'h Inning won tn
g.. gene 'rr chicago from Cincinnati 4.
.r o.. Manager GHNh wAs chased 20 The ,t,,
T0. ." ~ 4 putin: m" umrit"'s decision il.
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jack Knight NIarrieS

Iohn " knight. shortstop for re ~
York Amerc ans. and Mis- Helen y h7-'''
81 80 President street. Brooklyn. N~fs "a
red IN Ier~ay city on Juno = BY -" -
uottlieb Andrea. pastor OF ~ 'ohu ",
man Church IN Fairview avenue Ani.L
told the dominic that he lived 81 FrHo''
Nj He V Is and his bride 10 ~
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Iames Scheduled for To-da,

hi'Ago IN Se~ Nors tao Eane.,. Ct.y.i.na
n Boz tor netrOit 30 ptNAi~iphia, 81 Ioris in
Warrington "
SATipNAt tEAGrE
Nsw iofk IN chicago. BROOKLYN In Cinrin,.u
philadelphia In rit'-hurg Ro~ton IN 81 Louis
bAsTbIS LIAgtv
l'roN tGrnce In JeT.-y 'l'N two gams.i. EeuayE
~ baltimore two game Toronto IN Ho~hr.trr
Montreal in H'r@aiO two game
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'hst''i FOR Eoy an 10 the -iEh,h inning
.r.irUHu - n o % n n :
rfHH~I ~ % ~ a. "A d,
I'.rs IinTinrau NlErrH CLARKE Tbt-.go
o.. YnnS riLAn. King Two base hits
fNrrs tlsrar tlons run King S.rrfar. Sc.
Mile. ttsrLr YmrIsTman stolen 80.
", Milan. fNrrs. Zimmerman Suurk ont a.,
NE"h" OBJ. hy Weu'Ihrh % f1rs, base on E,u.
GH li~~h-. or Nnv an : % Iteuiha-n { Dosbie
u.n.a Zimmerman l'sT- and ChAn~r Lirrr,ry
i"ar Anu 'rtn. =. lHr-s aud Chanre 80, a.,
nH.r- tln,inHAu. = Chicago f'rrpivr In rh,s,
~ li~d um0l'r kAHr Tms hour snd
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=, Nuns tleN Gland .Laiolr Easierly Boston
nnoprr, : t.nglc, StAhl Gardner. Lewis, Agner
NO ha>e hit, sioNall. Leafs Three base hts
ta>trtb hATdncr. Home Tun-StAhl SAeTince
~ NtoVall Sacrifice MIME. NASner
stolen hases-Niles. Hooper Ieft on ha.es-
hoston. .. Cleveland First base on hAlls-Od
MlNhril y ON tlcotte, / tlrst hass on errors
~ elAnd. hii b. pitcher ~ Clootte tMitehelD
StfucA out BY Mitchell q. by Cicotte. \ Umpire
LNah> Time. I hour and IS minutes
W,sHINoroN. -. st JoCrs "a l.. J.
MArHiNGroN, July = MAshingto fell upon
'ANr 70 DAY hip amt high and IN add ton his
NIPpoft Vas miserable HEMP. the Amherst
SolrSisn, caught the last tao innings for Wash
lhElon anf made favorable imprrsSioa The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-09

Ma Ea.on, the former pitcher. Who haa besn
9ppCinted NauonA LeAeue umpire viii rrport
Tor dup IN ST Louis 10 day
LAposte yes ell In aitcr 20 much hitting aud
oaee running yeserday and renrrd Ia favoT %
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boz m ths afst game
son the s-cond gane
yaEs stahI acme run
M al.UW0a


Total. aa - IN
Halted 'oT falksubcrg In the seventh tnntnR
'battrd for Mitchell la the min "a inning
Cleveland u % h n % o O
lki>tuu % ID a a a
Runs Cleveland LAjole IADston Hooprf
NpeaArt Gardner SAcrlnre rs SAhi Stolen
na~es Hooper. GrNnry. Gardner. trtt bAses
ho,ton, q ,lrN eland. FIRST base on halls -On
hAl o. ialAcnbrTg. I. First base % error
j. NeiAnd. J. Htt b. pitcher ny Mitchell
thoop-r' struck out ny HAN. l. By taken
berg By Mitchell. mpire PNanS lime
hour and ~ minutes
BOSTON, . ttHNEANp sFgpSp aAaR
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southern I.ragur

- Memphis Memphis s.rw Orlean.
A. Nphvile Nashville. . Mon 'Enfnrry
N' 'ia'tAnoogA Chatia 1ooxH H,rrrinR
! HH.
.' .Hr1's. Nusnts q Nobir
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
JHssTr CIV

P-o, ifsnr~ turned 'hs iabrs Jersey CITY
~ ses'Srdaa game A. Vest SIDE park Jlrrnte
Collins .t.ra, shining out IN the niteenth inning
me
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New York state League.
At sYRICUsE

Scranton 5000. 1000 Ooo0i-J
SyYartse 90 n q q y U o. a
Batteries ChAlmsrs aud smith. Scott Koop
man ami Hurley. Umpire -OBrien.
At rEoY
gimira n o 90 . o-i s J
Troy . o y y 4. a II
HAttsTes-P olchow and Phllbin wilson and
Warner Z mpire- brown.
AZ ALHASY.
Rngham'on .... . $50 0 o-S 10 =
Albany % ~ o n q :
Rztt-Ties--MoCarthy sod Fischer Mcbride ana
Cheek lmpire-O Tooie
UIiCA
YIlEesbaTe :oIo 900 o-sni
Tuca . = n
BaiHries MeClOskey and BriegeT McSurdy
and burns Jmpires- q 'ConnoT 6ils snd Rsiiy
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A. New Brtain-New Britain, q. SpFingnsId. !
A. New Haven--liolyohe. 2: New haVen. A.
~ BridGeport.Bridgsport 70. NoTthAnpton. I
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Tri-Statr I~aEur

70 tohrstoNn Johnstown. :. Lancaster
nArri,tHrg Harrisburg n Reading. I,
SScond game Altoona .. YORK ?
~ Nihtmsport Trenton. Z WiiiAmsDoFs O
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CRICkg.T.
Crescent \. q. Keats schenectady ny n
Huns

cricket 81 excellent uInl "a. sho-p
y"~'"rdAy a. Pa Ridge rr' he Crescent
athletic Cl':o ami the - hon" adv Cricke,
lab PLAYED n close Gsmc 90 CrrScentS
=. ored hand-oTik Ni,torr .. .. rms. hut
the visitors wurksi hard tlr"u.hoYt an
h"lhed brilliantly The vr,Eet was ~
~Na.t,y -,ied for big S.oriuy and ho'N
teams found ~ dli'icuit 20 get rhe ball ava
The work ~ " 3 jackson and h =.
~'Te"' had 10 - 10 with the vtr'0-- NJ
rh" r"prr-~i ',t.,..~ 81 IN. Hrir Noon
La k-"n k"Ir un" length and bow 81 70
uafsHhIv H'f.. 'aptpring wt,krf, -
. runs. vh.." - r'-". hatt~I vol ~ a r''i-a
'In" and 500 r. h''ior. LOSING liz R'Csc'
-ul-nd .dl, " 80 ~ Mos>lcv for o.. -tiI"
! Ha, G,r'i IN. : q p 'irmph rev. ~
-'ndin. orc Elil ",g 81 the ground, 80 -.
langley CONT lrutri / ana Rate .. -
nlt,n ny, 81 hr Tas oat;inS S.s
Z up - trr-r MUnt~lair TO-DAY
The ~rure follows
s-KhNEc1spr
T. Gr~gsnn. . Chri,u- b Jackson
~ = Duurly. y. Iarksbr
". Nos~icy . Snrreu- n ,.brsuc
! ; burtsaI ctsdStsE % jackson
i, y 49,. - J"'l. 800, 49, 3. 49,.
! " tsS ai-rrl no ~" oT ns''''' d n''''
" \ hrec-. U4u,uhrgys
I, tu-tu h d. ! sNn
y Hs.c. Jackson ...........
Byrs .............. ...
Total
,utscTsT
J \ simpson I'D y Iose.-y
". - Andrew. I iFr~r~
,. n. Chrslc. A., Grrgson. D. Rsec-
W jach -on. h~ece. n. ho>-iry
n I. street run auG
" tlrrdcnninC. run out
X II ChAdwtrk b DurrAnt
\. pAGteT. q. AO~eley. n Durrant
=. HuuphrcTs. - Greg,on
y. =. MrAtccr. not uuf
/ BeiinE. e hnd b. Oregon
Byes
Total
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runs NrWark- Zimmerman, Meyer Louder
AElef Two bAse hits Ccttrnan. Asier. kely
Thrrs ha~- hit zimmerman Ssrrince hit
zimmerman. AEtrT stolen hase SrhIsny
DOuhl. plays FGan. Schmidt ard Donneil1
zimmerman. SrhlAny and Aaler First base on
halls on Douneiiy. Z. 81 Ice, STurk out rs
ponn-lly ? by Ire Wild rt~h-DonnellY
i~ft on hAses- baltimore. ~ ScWark FIrSi
ba.- on errors NeWATk. 5 pire In chief
Royl~ Fteid umpire Hurst Time hour ana
IS niuutc-
At sCPyALo
Montreal q y n s n
BuTso n .
Bnttcrie- BuTcheii. Cieary and KrcheIi: Tay
Tor and Niihams
AZ EocBTsryH
Toronto . % ~ IN 4
dorchester o -
Observation-Disclosures and hcAlHatrT Holmes
and StaruAGle
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NrM I:ngIann I.rnEnr

- IAEt snc~ Lynn. 10 Lawrence.
A. hrps z'ou all River. nrorEton o
- vrfnill w orre-'rr 4 uavrfhiIl
50 Lowell N~W bedford y lowell
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'rsttsr 'cr Heron IN ~ iVri'th inning
Fro, 'drucr 4" 400 q 90 q n . .
IsTsrH tit' Ouo n n n ~ q n % q ~ n n (.
Runs PROV tfrncr Weiday. collins PetFr~ou
, Tiygrrad Jersey Ctiy Hsrrou gsraond
Two rA.s h's HsT-on WeidAy Courtney
Holman TNrrc hasr MI Ahstrtn Home rrn
tsr1uud SarrinSe nits ar Collins FtkErfAld
stolen bass C'rwrnt Hanntfan DeiningeT
Fsmond Nrudi collins irfi hAses Jersey
CTS iu Providence ~ Ffr>t base on errors
Jer~ss Cliy. Z Providence pouhle plays
Nauniiau John son and Nh-tsin. Johnson, Hanni
Fan Ant Nb>trIu trudt and Courtney STRUCK
out ~, harrlcS by Lavender. ~ First base
Of balls ~ tAsr'lcy. s. 81 Lavender. Wild
pitch HARTLEY Passed hall grtst Umpire
N rhIe' sta ''ord FieId umpire nelly Time
! hours amt ~ minutes
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B.IrIHoUs IulN Tho Indians again sppHe.t
The Whit~xash brush on tho Orioles IN ctGy lee
In great form holding the Ralumores down
u thrre scAttered hits onb one OF Witch
clean 7 he