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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1910-02-16

More people are taking Foley's Kid
ney Remedy every year. 1t is consid
cred the most effective remedy for all
kidney and bladder troubles that med
ical science can devise. Kidney
diseases cause more sickness and suf-
other diseases. Foley's Kidney REM
edy will cure any case Of kidney or
bladder trouble that is not beyond
the reach of medicine. No medicine
can do more. James II. Williams,
PA Main St., Hartford. m
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1910-02-16

this month-don't put off your trip
southwest until the opportunities
there are gone.
You know that there are big chances
for you in the great new southwest-you
know, too, that they'll soon be all taken.
Why delay your tripl These low fare
tickets via Cotton Belt Route to Arkan-
sas, Louisiana, Texas, Oklahoma and
New Mexico are sold on the LIST and Bird
Tuesdays of each month. Plan non to
go on the next excursion. You'll have
Is days to look around and you can stop
over both going and returning.
The Cotton Belt is the direct line from
Memphis to the Southwest, through
Arkansas. 1t operates two daily trains,
carrying through sleepers, chair cars and
parlor-cafe cars. Trains from all points
Southeast make direct connection at
Memphis with Cotton Belttra for the
Southwest. Let me give you full infor-
nation, illustrated booklets, etc. Write
today to
L. c. Barry, T. P. A.
Cotton Belt Route
80 Todd Bldg. Louisville, Ky.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1910-02-16
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect It.
How To Find Out.

Fill bottle or common glass with your
water and let it stand twenty-four hours;
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-07
PINCHOT ENDS
THE ORDEAL
-->-------
Ex-FOreSter Sums Up Against
Ballingef
GARFIELD TAKES STAND
Dolliver Letter Meant "Eyen Chance Of
Dismissal Started on His
Story, Garfield Defends Rocse-
Welt Conservation Policy.

Washington, March 7.-eiiIord Pinchot
concluded his part in the Ballinger Pin
chot inquiry saturday and James r.
Garfield, former secretary Of the interior
and another prominent member Of the
Roosevelt tennis cabinet took the
stand. Mr.. Garfield had only fairly
started his testimony, however, when ad.
journment was taken until Thursday
next.
Mr.. pinchot's story ended with re-
iteration that he had little or no per-
sonal knowledge Of the matters 70 which
he called attention during the foW days
he was on the witness stand and with a
general defense Of the forest service M
Pinchot summed up the differences be
desired to have the committee draw
from the documents previously intro.
dueed in evidence and from statements
BY witnesses yet to come The former
forester's final day on the stand was
taken up almost entirely with 4infer.
ances and conclusions He was exam.
med and cross examined as to these, I'm.
til members Of the committee, plainly
irritated by the tactics Of counsel in 60.
ing over the same ground again and
again, pleaded for a chance to draw their
own conclusions
About the only interesting point made
BY Attorney vertrees during the day was
his suggestion to the committee that Mr..
Pinchot charged Mr.. Ballinger with @wiIl.
fol deception Of the president owing
to possible misstatement made upon
information furnished BY others, where
IS, Mr. Pinchot, ia defending himself
for having made misstatemerts to the
president, likewise on information Of 9TH
ers, declared be merely made simple
mfstakes'
During the hour and a half he was on
the stand yesterday, Mr.. Garfield went
into history Of the administration Of
the affairs Of the department Of the IN.
terror, espeolsIly with respect to The
Withdrawal Of lands containing water
power sites. He declared there was no
aubterfugs, 10 dealing IN the dark.
Mr.. Garfield insisted the supervisory
power Of the executive TO withdraw and
hold iands from entry existed from the
beginning Of the government and was
an Inherent right vested in the president
as custodian Of public property. AS to
the charge that the power site withdraw.
ais were too large, Mr.. Garfield said he
thought a great mistake was made In
not making some 81 them larger
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-07
ALLDs.coNeER Isl ExpENsIvE.
Star Attorneys, Expert stsnogTsphers
and Lots Of Time Being Used.

Albany. n. ". March Whatever
the outcome OF the Aids Conqer bribery
investigation BY the New York Senate
may be, The state probably win Re
called upon % etllg . good round sum
for counsel fees. slenoaraphefs services.
printing and incidental expense. Should
the Senate vote t0 sustain Senator
Conper's charges that Senator Aids de-
mauded aud received $1,000 for suppress.
ing legislation, the accuser naturally
viii look 20 the state 20 reimburse him
for the expense he has incurred Ia prov
ing the charge #, on The other hand,
Aids il yindiated. bis bin for counsel
fees IS expected 70 find its way To the
supply bin Possibly The state may be
called upon 70 pay an the expenses.
Both Coneer and Aids are represent.
ed by attorneys who stand HIGH Ia their
profession and whose bills for services
promise to tax the wallets Of their re-
speetiye clients severely, The daily
proceedings have been taken IN relays
By corps Of expert stenogfaphefs,
which viii cost The state several thous.
and dollars in addition to che bill for
printing.
Senator Aids went 70 his home IN
Norwich Saturday 10 remain until TO-
day and Martin W. Littleton, one Of
his counsel, left for New York. senes
tor Coneer's counsel put in the day in
preparation for the grllng they expect
to give Aids this week,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-07
senator Ana d No. York.

lothian +. Aids. state senator OF
New York. has been undergoing a
most dlsagreeable experience. lie was
put on the grill charged by one Of bis
fellows as receiver Of money for in
fiuencine legislation Mr. ConRer. his
accuser. swore that Aids took a thou
sand dollar bill Only a few weeks
ago the accused statesman was elected
Republican leader Of the upper house
Of the New York state legislature.
New he has resigned that honorable
position and become a humble soldier
ia the ranks.
Tho retired leader IA a native OF the
state be has served for nearly thirteen
years. Since 1896 be has been sent
regularly to the legislature, FIRST As as
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-07
TRAINING FOR uMpIREs,
rev Suggestions Made For
Benefit Of ArbItrators

Few ounHosfions WAoe FtF
Benefit Of Arbitrators.
The suggestion that the an
plres 60 south like the bali play
ers and get Ia shape for the BIG
leauie season has brought forth
the following from one Of the
fans who doesn't overlook any
thing.
In this circuit next season an
arbitrator is going to need 70
step the half mile Ia about hfty-
FIVE seconds aud be able 70 con-
tinue the same pace the sfara-
thon route II he has pulled on
a particularly raw decision
High hurdling should also be
a part Of the spring training.
The average fence height Of the
parks ia about eight feet. The
arbitrator should be able 10 clear
this, taking on on either foot
and do the 100 yards to the fence
in about nine seconds fat.
SHADOW boxing would play
an important part in the train
Ing II 1t was done right When
ever an Jump gets SO be can
dodge his shadow and leave Is
intact ten feet away from him
and come back and join It be-
fore It can overtase him be win
be in pretty fair condition 70
hear the whiz Of i pop bottle
and beat # out 81 the way be-
fore It dents BIS dome.
*He should also set his feet 50
well picked ID brine and forma-
In that he can Smile when one
Of cur peevlsh iniield pets sinks
his spikes through his shoes In
the midst Of any little airy per
sifiage that may be banded
about the bali yard
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-07
Itching Irritation
Worst Form IF Skin Trouble Quickly
Cured BY Inexpensive Treatment.

W0fhN E0kA VI 3hAH AtHuNte HulGkty
Cured BY Inexpensive Treatment.
when yon suffer with airy skin tr6u.
bic. even though tle itching seems I'M
heafable, 40 hot think That Il Is neees
safy To use some disdgsfing greasy ONT
Aafy Co use some Disgusting greasy olnt
ment. Try iokaa i pure and simple
skin food Chat Is guaranteed % contain
no grease 81 acids and which j. So eleaniy
that IL does not soil the linen.
Its power 20 instantly relieve any ifr
ta3ion 81 the kin and make It soft.
white and beautiful is almost mlracu-
lous.
Not only are minor skin troubles like
pimples, blaclheads acne, BARRIERS itch.
etc. quickly cured but the eorst ulcers
or cases of salt rhegm OF eczema are
eleanAed and healed 81 this wonderful
skin food
III order That anyone may Try H0kaYa
1T small expense u H. Davis IS Cling
liberal sizsd lar II 25e and ~ additien
guarantees 81 refund TIE moHqy # the
treatment does not do all THAT Is claimed
fnr it. LargAr size 50 cents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-07
SPORTING BRIEFS

rhe Broncho. 200ss, viii be bred to
Minor Heir. i.59l4
Penn will meet Yale on the diamond
four times this spring.
-Four flying meets fl London win dis
tribute $4,000 this year
Joe Horner. the University Of Mich
saan's crack athlete. VIII compete II
the oil round championship
The GRIND western harness racing
circuit viii give $500 to the driver win.
ming The most races this year
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-07
1NrnREsr PA1p 81 crr1Ks.
Those IN South and West Were Charged
the Highest Rates.

tur 1AkuFdL A4brAf
Washington, D. q, March THE rate
Of interest paid By cities on their inter
est bearing debt at the close Of the fiscal
year 1907 depended largely upon geo.
graphic location, the cities in the West
and South paying on the average a high.
er rate Of interest than those ID the
northeastern section Of The country, ao.
cording to the u S. census bureaus
forthcoming report on the statistics 81
the l5s cities il the United states which
had a population Of over 10000 each at
the time mentioned.
The highest ayrage interest rates
were. In cities Of over 100000 popula.
ton, All per rent. ii Chicago, Cleveland,
Milwaukee and New Orleans, in cities
Of from 100000 to 100000 population,
ga per cent. IN Denver; IN cities Of from
10000 to 100000 population, SIS per cent.
IN Tacoma Wash; in cities Of from
10000 10 $4,000 population, SO PER cent.
III Birmingham, Ala.
The corresponding lowest rates were
82 per cent in Washington. $40 per cent.
III Providence s6 Per cent. III Hartford.
and $40 per cent ii Binehamton and 81
mira, Kew York. The unusually low
rate ID Washington wac due to large
amount q temporary loans bearing only
2 per cent. interest The interest rate
on tho funded debt Of that city was s.6
per cent. OF the cities of over 100000
population, Philadelphia paid Che lowest
average rate On it, funded debt, "a pet
cent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-07
rrRE IN BosroN wooE DIsrRIcr.
TrafHc Around South Station Tied Up
During Blaze.

Boston. March THE heart Of the
wool district Of Boston was seriously
threatened By spectacular blsze Sat
urday night, which called out nearly
the entire city department on Eve
alarms, and destroyed the Sew England
budding, at 200 Summer street, OF
posite the south station. The loss Il
estimated az 100000. Three fremen
were overcome by smoke and had to
be taken To Tie hospital Street car
traffic around the south station was
tied 40 for over two hours
The Kew England building was sev-
eli story brick office structure with 4
stone front, running back from sum
mef street nearly to Congress street.
and separated on either side BY narrow
alleys from other buildings. The FIRE
started on the third floor ii the quart
ers Of the Boston rubber company.
Other occupants were the T. @ Page
publishing company. which had The TOP
floor. and the frank hidi0n motor re
pairing company Many wool FIRMS II
30 had offices ia the building
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-07
go 80 - 60 60.


Ted Coy for pitcher v the latest
Yale baseball program. The 1900 foot.
bali captain and head coach Of the
team for 1910 has Joined the diamond
squad and has sptball which Is i'm.
presslye and deadly. according 70 The
cracks who have seen him work out
in practice Ted was really discovered
by big Ed Walsh. twirler Tor the Chi.
caao Americans, who coached the Yale
pitchers lasf season
Coy quit Cue baseball squad for the
rack tenn hcf0re the season was we'll
advanced iast year. and. as Van Week
ana Merritt turned out wonderfully
well. be was not needed Coy has
promised 10 give his attention 20 base
ball this spring. aside from starting
The football candidates n their spring
raining
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-07
srotYp1N 49, rHE LOO.


st. Petersburg, March Z Premier
Stolypin took the floor ia Clio council
Of state at ST Petersburg Saturday
IN an ehdeayor to break tie legislative
deadlock which Is Importing the work
of tbe session Of parliament he EN-
phasized the necessity Of harmony in
the work Of the two chambers Nearly
All the important bills adopted BY the
third Duma including that relating til
religious freedom. the agfafian bin, Tho
conditional sentence law and the bill
relating 10 the reorganization and re-
form Of the courts. nave been held up
by the council which has insisted upon
more conservative provisions
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-07

semblyman and In 1902 to the senate
Among his companions Senator Aids
is known as big hearted and generous.
but he ID quick tempered and foreeful
IN hts discrimination 70 dominate. II
IS said Of Mr.. Aids that he likes to
tell a story, but tells It poorly. one
Of his best has 70 do with q fellow
senator with whom be once hunted III
the Adirondacks. IF you're lost said
he, remember the moss grove on the
south side Of trees" But" said the
other man doubtfully, what II don't
want to Sc southP
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-07
JAPs WANT TO COME HERE.

Return Trip of ksio University Base-
ball Club Suggested.
Captain Kurozama. leader Of the
Keio university baseball team. which
was one Of The teams met by Wiscon-
sin last year IL Japan. has written to
Genkwan Shibata, student lit wis
consin, TO say the japanese university
players want to come to the United
States The Japs would get here ii
May and want to meet college and
professional teams They want guar
antees amounting to 5000.
Or Charles Mccarthy, who accom-
panied the Wisconsin team to Japan.
has been IN correspondence with Man.
ager Hugh Jennings of the Detroit
Americans n an attempt 10 have ne
trip assured
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-07
KEoeH 70 MEET WESTON.

Champion Pool Player viii Defend
Title Against Challenger IN March.
Since winning the pool champion
ship from Tommy Hueston 10 New
York recently Jerome keogh has been
q popular man with chaliengers
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-07
THE ARRIvAL Ar NAPLES.
African Hunter Due the First week in
AnriI

African Hunter Due the First Week in
April
Naples, March Z According To the
latest arrangements announced at
Naples, former President Roosevelt will
arrive 1t Naples the first week Ia April
and will remain few days He viii
then proceed 10 Rome. where he will
be received l}y the king and the pope,
after which be win visit several Ital.
ian cities Iie wil arrive IN Paris April
us. and deliver bis lecture at the Scr
bonnie the following day He viii So 10
Vienna and Christiania and IS due III
Berlin May i0 From there be VIII
proceed to London
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Al 81 Loula-Aprn 81. a. q. "a Sept
tIS9 10 sept %. 20
At Detroit May s. g. 2 Is June 2S q.
% July e Sept z, 3.
At Cleveland. 25 %. 81 - May
30. 30. 81 June q. e q July 6
At Washington. May 10 H. r. Is July
22 g & 20 Aug "a q. "a
Al Philadelphia May a. i6. a. lS July
Is. is. 90 Vi Aus iS o. %
Al New York May q p g, z. July &
o. Il, h. Aug 25 g. 81
Al Boston May 10 %. q. q. July a. a.
IS IS Aug e. % 81
ST LOUIS.
At Chicago April a. 10. 70. n July l.
zatA Sept IL is
al Detroit--Aprn is. Is %. May g. June
u Il ri Isl Inlv 6 Sept s.
al Cleveland Nav 81 June "a
q "a f5fe "a al sent
Al waortncton Mav "a "a II "A Inv
an R 40 - 81 n
A. pbiIsasInbi, -xiav al q = n h,,v
a = Ia IA a. a 81
Ass~, vet tfss IA = u t.,v
= a ' " ), ~ 49, Is = y I" = = ss
4 - p ~ ~ er "a 4 10 a biv . q
a. "a Ane e "a
nrrporr
.,., t a 49, 49,.
% Il 9t aA.t ID 81 . q
~ =. p = =. 80.
y - ", " June q 0ct y
- Sieveisna. --AprA a. y 81 July !,
q :. Sept. Z 3 p 10
- Washineton.-day ~ 2. 2. ~ Aus.
u. "a, II Aug *, e e ~
At Philadelphia. -May ~ 20, 2. p July
8 3. u, T. Aux g, % 81
AZ New York May q. H. y B July
e e. g e Aug q g "a
AZ Boston : May ! q, ~ = July = 7,
- = Aus' =. ~ q
CLEVELAND.
A. chicago. April - r. o May s 2
June u. gG Sept. 81 6 oct Il
a 81 Louis'-Apra %. May l. $40
July 81 Sept 4 II. oct s8a
Al petroit.-Apri u. is, &c. II Apri "a
July q Sept i2 is III oct. s.
At Washington. May III i6. III ia July
Isl le 81 I'll Aug Isl f4 M
Al Phiiadelphia May 10. Ii. L. "a July
z. q. IS A Aug e. 81 "a
Al New York.-May n. 70. a, a. July
70. Il Is ie Aug e. %. 81
At Boston May e q, q. a. July s.
y 7, ~ AUG y Z.
WASHINGTON
At chiearo.-June %. Il, L. Is Aug 6.
Al 81 Loaia -5aas Is. 10. Is. 10 Aus. i.
a24 sept "a IA
ii DetroIt-june !. asa July Is. II.
L. ii Aug Isl ii sept n
Al Cleveland June i aaA Aug D
i0 ii fz SEPT III ie III
All Fhiladeiphia- s. saa July 81.
81 e Az sent M "a IA
Al New york May 1sA May Is. q.
%. 81 Sept %. oct LA
As Boston. April Is - 70. q. a. June
81
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-07

Georgetown IN Poughksepsis Event
Georgetown university viii make Sc
reappeafahee Ga the poughkeeBae
m W f0wfne REGATTA next June II i
new eight cared shell designed nv
Coach Pat Dempsey.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-07
EASTERN LEAGUE
BASEBALL SCHEDULE.

MONTREAL
AT Torouto-Jnue Is. ii Is. sept i, 4
g. q Sept ~ IS 10 Is.
Al Buffalo May %. 50. June i Jaly 4
gg. 81 Sept q 81 s.
At Rochester June z g. 4 July s I. s.
s Sept 8 3, 10 10
At Providence May s. 67s June p.
Is. Is. Aag d 456
At Jersey city Apfil q, "a. q. "a June
n, g. 90 Aus. IS. ie II lS
At Newark April IS, 70. %, q June q.
n. p aug ii III ia f4
At baltimore Aprii ~ s0 May 3. g
June 16. H. Is. Aus s 2, 70. 70
TORONTO.
at Montreal Mas q. q, q. II July 10
a. ~ is Sept f6 n, Is
Al Bunalos-June q 8 4 Jutg :. 4 6. g.
Sept s. 9. l0 10
AT Rochester May %. 80. 81. June /.
july Il 5, q Sept g St.
Al Providence April a. q. q. "a June
II, IS 10 Aug Is. IS H. IS
At Jersey city.May szs June 60.
a. % Aug 8 III 6
At Newark april q. 30, May i 2 JHns
81 g 90 Ats. is o 10
At Baltimofe April %, as q, q June
2s ~ g. Aug "A u 10 -
BUFFALO.
AZ Montresi.--June S. 6. & July /. /
al Sept ~ 20 q.
At Toronto.-June Z. 10. II. ii July Il,
is. is Sept e 3 ~ ~
AT Rochesler.@-June Isl "a. IS. 10 JURY
Il, e. Ia Sept 15 10. 4. II.
At Providence April 90 90. May / 8
June 81. 28 fa Aug Il. iS Is. IL
At Jersey city~April IS q. II. 81 June
q. o, 2s. Aug 9 S. 3, 10
At NewaFk May s 5 ?, g June n ls
is rug IS, IL ~ rs
AT Baltimore April 81 al 2a q Juns
% q. g. Aug s. 4t6
ROCHESTER,
All Montfeai.-Juhs g. 10. Il. Il July IS.
i6. III sept e * "A. 2s
AT Toronto.-Jun 6 I. June 50 Juiy
L. Ia Sept IS 81 81 I'll
At nunaioeMay 81 81 81 g Sept I. :
s. 3 Sept la "a "a
AZ Providence April q IS q. 3. JuAs
90 81 81 Aug g. 1A
Ag Jersey Cify.-ApfH 81 n May ]. z
June u. Isl ia aug il IL IS y
At Newark april q. e & e. June 81
IS e Aug g as G.
At Baltimore May & s. g. L June q. 8
- Aux "a. Is IL -
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-07
INDIA MAY SEND POLO TEAM.
British officers From Empire and IN
diAnA Ponder Trln.

1FTEFaH WNIVVFa FTVNE E~TIPTF8 8F7d Tm-
dians Ponder Trip,
PARKWAY india vii. probably send 4
team Of champion polo players to
America 70 compete against the stars
Of the east and west The team viii
be composed of British officers serving
in India. but win also include one al
two native players.
The plan Is said TO have the inaorse-
ment Of the Calcutta Turf club and Of
the maharajah Of Cooehe Behar who
u an enthusiastic follower Of the sport
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-07
NEw YoaE MAoIsTaArEs sTIRRED
Want Dist. Atty. 70 Investigate Charges
Against Membership.

New York, March The board 81
New York City magistrates Of the first
division, mot Saturday and adopted q
resolution calling for an immediate in
vestieation b. District Attorney Whit.
man of charges that TIVE members 81
Ere board are guilty Of taking brides
81 the course 81 duty o. the bench,
similar ID the charge b. which Maeis.
irate Fnrlong Of Brooklyn was recent
Is convicted
A resolution WAS also adopted to ap.
point committee to call Hpon the dis.
trict sttorney 81 Kings county Is learn
whether Robert 81 Elder. bis assistant.
nnblieiy stated that he had received
Charges against two New York nsagis-
frates and one 3 Brooklyn If Sc did
50 stats, bis authority VII Be demand.
ed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-07

At Montreal MAY IS. -. % a. July %
o.. Aug !. z, a. q. "a
AT Toronto May ID a. IS II. July e.
q. e. g. Aug. q. 90. 81
At Buffalo May 9. 10 Il. u July Is. ls
%. n Aug ~ 20 90
Al Rochester May q. a. e. July @
q. 81 y Aug. 8. &. Y. q
Al Jersey Cily.-JunA g. 70 H. ~ July
T. s. q 10 Sept 3 10. Il.
AZ Newark.-June 6. I. s. July II, "a L.
a. Sept 10 20 q. a.
Al Baltimore. -Jgne u. n, IS July 4 4.
s. g. Sept q. q a, a.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-07
Official Major League Baseball
Schedules For Season Of 1910
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

BOSTON
At Brooklyn s, 9, T. May -. 30
%. 81. July Is .. oct. 10. r.
Al New York. April IS. 70. %. n. Juiy
@. 20. Aux 4 Sept Z. & 10 Oct. u. Is.
At Philadelphia. April "a, IS s, e. Juns
%, u. e o. 81 Sept 5, J.
At pittsburg May II, - 10. %. g. q
July IS. 10, 20 Aug ~ 70
At Cincinnati. May q. q, q. "a p. Juis
-. IA. IS. rs Aug. q. 20.
Al Chicago. May e. "A IS. i6 July a.
q. 81 a Aug. q, q "a
At ST. Louis.-May 3. 10, H. r. July 3
10. Il. n AUG. 3. ~. -
BROOKLYN
Al Boston. April q. 3, q. g. June p
n, q. 20 Sept l. q &
Al New York April 2. q. .. y. June
%. July !. q Z. 4 Oct 9. 7.
At Philadelphia, April "a, IS 16. Julg
kG7z Sept. GLss
At Pittsburg May 3. 10 II. IL July 8
y. =. q Aug Is, 20, q.
AZ Cincinnati May 10. a. Is. IS July
3. 10. II. H. Aug. q, 2. "a
AZ Chicago. May II, rs Il, q. July II.
rs. r. 90 Aug. 10. % g.
At St Louis.--May II. a. "a a. Is. July
a. H. -. 70 aug q 80
NEW YORK.
At Boston.--Aprii u. "a. iG July .. g. Z
Z Sept %. Oct T. a.
At Brooklyn = May e 3. l. 2. June 20
"a, 2a e Sept. s, g. Ocf, g.
At PhiiodeIphla.--Apri y. % q. 30. MAY
sS 81 90. 81 Sept 4 q g.
At pllfsburg. May q. 2. r. .. July
"a a. Is. ie Aus a. %. q.
AT Cincinnati May il. is. 10. 70. July
II. IS. To- 20 Aug 10 q n
Al Chicago May D. re- II. ~ July Q. 10,
ii, IL Aug s. q, IS
AT ST. Louis May ID. IA. is, Is July H.
r. q "a Aug e g. "a
PHILADELPHIA
At Bosion.--afay "a June 90 July
l244 Oe. 61s
At brooklyn. April Is. 10. D. q. July
g1 4ua Sent % oct ia Is
Al New York.-Rfav 4 June IS r.
Is "a July "a "a oct ia ~
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