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WERE NOT SEAMEN
Why the Bark rIcNear
Was Late.
Negroes Who Wanted to Come to San
Francisco Without Paying Trans
portation-Marine Notes.

The bark McNear arrived yesterday
from Seattle and Port Townsend. after
being delayed nine days in the sound.
The McNear was delayed by negro
miners. There was no bloodshed, how
ever, but simply misunderstanding be-
tween the Seattle and Port Townsend ship
ping officers. 1t was a case of mistaken
identity, for the shipping master thought
that the miners were seamen.
When the McNear was at Seattle some
weeks ago she Lad some difficulty in seoul
ing a crew.
One night tugboat came alongside and
eight stalwart negroes climbed over the
bark's side TO her deck. The McNear's
captain was at Port Townsend and the
arrangements were that the Vessefs nrst
officer should bring her TO that port.
After getting tow up-sOund the mate
made a discovery. He found out that MS
crew were laborers from the Franklin
mine and did not know Delaying pin
from yardarm. After a great deal of
hard work and heavy swearing the bark
reached Porl Townsend, when the cap
tain came on board and was informed OF
the inca pability of his crew.
de bundled all the darkies ashore aud
looked around Tor more men.
Eight more negroes were substituted
ihu promise made by Inc shipping master
that they were real sailors"
When the McNe9r got ready 10 sail for
San Francisco her commander ordered
some Of his men aloft to spread canvas.
What yer meau? asked two of the
men addressed, giving Il vacant stare into
space.
Lay aloft there" shouted the irate
skipper, selling a ropes end.
The negroes did not know what he
meant nor did they know any more about
a ship than baby. 1t was found that they
were another batch of Franklin miners atd
had never been TO sea in their life, but
hearing of the great State nf California,
they desired 10 reach here in the cheapest
manner possible.
The McNear dropped anchor again and
dld rot leave Till five days later. Then
she sailed with a crew Of old salts, guaE-
anteed for before a notary.
The British ship Macmillan has arrived
safely at Cardiff. Tue Macmillan was
long overdue. She took cargo from the
sounG several mont hs ago.
The British deck-protected cruiser Royal
Arthur IS reported 10 have reached Van
couver, b. c., TO joia the Pacific squadron
The Royal Arthur is Of ZOO tons registe T
and carries one 912-inch gun aud twelve
slX-inch rifles. Her speed Is 1917 knots.
She was built in 1891 on the Clyde.
On the steamer China. which 10 due here
on Saturday next, are S15 Cninese-2l5 for
thls pori. So for Havana and 20 Tor Panama
A meeting of the directors of the DAVE
Ferry Transportation Company was held
yesterday afternoon.
1t is announced that the new line will
have boats running by the Ist of next
month
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81 80 Crown Point zoe, Sierra Nevada csc and

81 80 Crown Point zoe, Sierra Nevada csc and
Belcher 81 25
Alter the call Epstein was an active seller OF
fotosl, and the stock was cut to 81 80 under sales
OF 29Ou shares. The balance of the list shaded
on few cents, and the market had very top
heaVy appearance at the noon recess
On the 2:3O z. NJ. call prices were few cents
better. trading was fairly active and a healthy
tone was given TO the market and prices advanced
still further after the call
NOTES.
Silver shaded off yesterday and sold down to
S2Ysc in New Y ork and 3SIad in London.
The delinquent assessment sale of the North
Belle Isle takes place to-day.
Herman Zadig. the banker and mining operator,
returned from the Comstock yesterday.
An assessm ent of 25c per share has been levied
on the Savage
The San Francisco Savings Union has declared
a semi-annual dividend at the rate of per cent
per annum on term and Is per cent on ordinary
deposits. payable July /.
The delinquency in office OF the pending assess
ment Alta stock has been further postponed
to Friday, July T. and the day of sale TO Friday,
July IS.
The oakland Bank of Savings has declared a
dividend of per cent per annum on all classes of
deposits. payable July !.
George Cone. the broker, received the congratu-
latons of his friends yesterday over his appoint
ment as auditor under the Collector OF Customs
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New York Mark cts,

NEW YORK, June Misrepresentation at the Stock
Exchange was quiet again to-day At the opening
Manhattan, Cordage preferred aud Omaha pre-
ferred were conspicuous for strength. Cordage
was better on prospects for an early reorganiza-
tion OF the property. Soon after the opening
London sold aud at the same time money on call
advanced to 20 per cent. I his gave the bears an
opportunity TO bring about decline OF Il to PA
per cent, but the pressure TO sell large by
any means. The announcement that the Bank of
Commerce had applied 30 the Clearing house loan
committee for Sl,000.000. on certificates, had no
influence. Now that the Bank OF Commerce shows
the way smaller institutions and others not in as
good shape financially will probably follow suit
and money IN consequence should ease up, par
ticularly in mercantile circles In the loan de-
partment active stocks lent at TO 20 per cent for
carrying. The market left of weak. Govern
mentS firm. Petroleum neglected.
EXCHANGE. MONEY AND BONDS.
Money call active ranging from to IS
per cent and closed offered at . per cent
Prime paper COS per cent. Sterling exchange
was heavy with sixty day bankers bills at 81 IA
o. sl$4 demand 81 s3Is94 1884. United
states AS, regular. SlQ9I4; do. coupon, Sll014;
rs. regular, IS; Pacific SIS. SOB; silver, s27sc.
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THE STOCK rIARKET.

Reports Of an important Improvement in the
south drift the 100 level OF yellow Jacket
caused q sharp advance under heavy sales yester
day. Stauf. Marks and Epstein were the leading
purchasers and 1850 shares changed hands at
81 so on the early call OF the big board. Nothing
new was received from any Of the mines. The
Kentuck erosscut has not got in far enough to
cut the same IS is found in the Jacket. and 1t
will take several days yet to reach th9 ONT
where they expect to cut 1t The work going on
in Potosi remains the same, and nothing new was
lie rned yesterday, owing to Mr.. HayWard's aD-
senoe in El Dorado Count y
outside OF the trading in Jacket there was very
little doing on the early call yesterday aud Potosl
was offered at 50 O5 without any sales being re-
cor led. ophir sold at 81 70. Con. Cal. & Va.
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POrtland's Business.
Exchange and Bullion


Produce Market.
FLOUR-The market is UNCHANGED and only
fairly active. Net cash prices are as follows
Family extras 81 1904 20: Bakers extras S40
20; superfne. 50 SO@3 80 p bbI.
WHEAT FREIGHTS-Are dull and rates ha We
been nominal at 20s average. for long time The
chartered wheat fleet in port has a registered
tonnage of $4,000 against $4,000 tons on the
same date last year; disengaged. 65 400 tons,
against 109,400 on the way to this port, 227 800
tons. against 264, 500.
WHEAr-The market is still characterized by
dizziness and monotony. The local situation.
however is fairly steady. though futures were off
yesterday. No. l, 81 22La@l 1884 q ctI: choice
81 rs y ctl; lower grades. 81 l712gl 20; extra
choice for milling, 81 30@1 35 q ctl
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SESSION - 10 O'Clock - December
coo tons, 81 sac: 200. 81 $3.50.
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-December-lOO
tons, 81 34$s; 1400 s1344. Seller '93. new-9O0,
BARLEY-Feed continues to decline slowly.
s215e; choice bright do, s2lscP ctl: dark Coast,
7o@77A@e; Brewing. 90c@sl o21a q ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEssIoN-10 o'clock-D ecember-loO
REGULAR MORNING SESSION. December-7o
Ter '93. new-300. S21ac; 1000, s2s4c; 100, $50;
800. sS1sc; 200. sS1Ac;. May-3oo, se14c
tons, S2Tsc; lu0. S3c: 100. S31sc. December
200 9l1sc
oA1s-Are duh and unchanged except further
fractional decline In Black. White. 81 2UGl1 35
g ctl for common to fair aud 81 a561l so for good
to choice: 81 o0@l IS for fancy Feed and 81 COO
% for Milling: BLACK 81 2U6ll 2712: Gray, 81 80
oil 45 ct: Surprise 81 7u@l IS p ctI.
CoRN-SrocEs are heavy. trade Is dull and the
market is weak. Large Yellow quotabie at 81 O2Ile
@l O5; Small Round Yellow. 81 05@1l 071a q ctl;
White. 81 l09l l71% q ctl.
kfE-Dull and In ample supply at 81 121a@l Is
q ctl
BRAN-Quoted at $40 bO@l7 p ton for the best
and SIG . ton for outside brands.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at $40 50@22 p ton.
CHOPPED FEED-Quoted at 81 6tll7 SO y ton
HAf-The market seems to be doing better
Both old and new are quoted at a advance. New
Wheat quotabe at s99ll so; New Wheat and
Oat. 5000: New Barley $749: New Dat $SG9;
Alfalfa. 80 50@lO SO; Clover. 5000. Old Hay is
quoted as follows: Barley, $7(I9 Alfalfa, S96il !:
Wheat, Sll@13 so: oat, $500; Wheat and Dat
$99l2: Compressed, 50 50@11 so; Stock, s60S
p ton.
sTRAw-Quoted at 4O@45c q bale.
MILLSTUFFS = Ground Rolled BARLEY,
&l9@l9 SO; oicake Meal, 1872 SO: Rye Flour
312c p 70; Rye Meal, Sc: Graham Flour, &c. Dat
meal, 4lsc e 10; Oat Greats. SC: Cracked Wneat
312c: Buckwheat Flour. &c: Pearl Barley, 4Il0
Age p %: Normal Nutrimsnt. p case of dozen
cans. IS; Breakfast Delight q case of 2 doz pack
ages. 50 rs.
sEEps-fhere has thus far been no inquiry for
new Mustard. as buyers fear a heavy CROP
Yellow Mustard is neglected and nominal at
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MISCELLANEOUS
OFFICIAL DRAWING
....0F THE.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY,
Single Number, Class "F."
Drawn at New Orleans, Louisiana, on
Tuesday, June Is, 1898.

LII GENUINE LOUISIANA STATE LOT
n terry Tickets issued at New Orleans
signed by Paul Conrad. Pr sideut. and agree to
pay all prizes In New Orleans, where the COM
pany holds its charter from the State ana where
both the purchaser of ticket and the company
are equally protected by the laws of the State and
the United States. Tickets signed with FICTITIOUS
names dated and issued from other cities In the
name of the Louisiana State Lottery Company.
promising to ray pr yes in other places than New
Orleans. are not louisiana State Lottery Tickets
at all. but are counerfeits and cheats intended to
deceive and defraud the uuwary.
Remember, when examining TO see II your
ticket has drawn u prize. never TO accept any
thing but our official drawings. which copy
righted under the act OF Congress aud cannot De
reprinted Correctly under penalty OF the law.
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MARKET REPORTS.
MONDAY EVENING. June 20.

MONDAY EVENING, June 90
Summary OF THE MARKETS.
Wheat dull. Barley declining.
Oats, Corn and Rye Inactive.
Hay doing better,
Beans very quiet.
Mustard Seed neglected.
Dried Peas nominal.
Honey weak and dull.
Dried Fruit, Nuts and Raisins easy.
Hops firm.
Wool still demoraized.
Potatoes in good supply.
Onions steady.
Butter, Cheese and Eggs unchanged.
Poultry lower.
Peaehes and Apricots declined.
Citrus Fruits dull
Vegetables in amply supply.
Grain Bags quiet
Canned Fruit dull and weak.
Meat market unchanged.
Hams fraction lower.
Hides fat and depressed.
Silver declined.
Coffee very quiet
New York Exchange lower.
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San Francisco Meat Market,

Prices show change worthy OF remark. The
market is well supplied with all kinds Whole
sale rates from slauGhterers are as follows:
BEEF-first quality, 54aU6c: second quality,
z1495c; third do. 3l5G14c = n
VEAL - Large. 4@5Isc; small Calves 6661%c:
Dairy Calves, 71715c q 10.
MOTTON-Wethers. 6@51ac; Ewes, &c . H.
SPRING LAMB-76Sc = 10
PoRk-Live Hogs. o5s@es4c for heavy and
dlnm granted; stock Hogs 6sz@6c; dressed do,
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Partners.

Sunday.school teaeher-You weren't here
last Sunday, Willie.
Willie Slimson-No'm. ] was digging bait.
Teachtr-DiggiDg baitl How terrible!
(Sternlyl Did your parents know you were en-
saged in this sinful occupation?
Willie-Father did
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Roden Cattle s1arLa4

RoDEo. Cal, June 2O.-Report Union Stockyard
Company-harket steady. Prime fat steers So 80
@3: medium and poor. no demand: cows good,
$2@n2 Is: Gamers, 81 2b@el SO.
Hogs-Hard heavy grain led, SIS aOl6 rs: light
So 40l16 rs.
sheep-Good fat wethers. 1908 25; ewes. 81 10
Oh: lambs IS S0@14.
Calves-Good light sa@s SO; heavy no damsnd.
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Quiet and unchanged. Calcutta, June
and July; 6(G9hse; Wool rags. 3u12@32c.
and England refuse to entertain the recent offers
of local Gamers for the coming pack. and the ten
are nominal Aprirots 81 %; Peaches, 81 4oa
90: Pears. 81 40@l SO: White Cherries. 81 606g
CANNED yEGkTABLEs-Toma 971Scta 81
for spot stock and soc for new crop, future de-
livery; Peas, sl@l 10 . dozen spot.
COFFEE-Is reported very quiet with free
stocks OF Javas. Quotations are as follows:
2o$4@2lAe @ Ii for good to prime Costa Rica,
free IRON black beans; 1894 @201ac q 10 for
good Costa Rica. mixed with 6lacs beans:
lS19@l91ac for fair Costa Rlca: 16Ia@lSc p 10
for common to ordinary Costa Rica: IeIa02oISc
for good to prime washed Salvador; 1851 "a / SC
for good unwashed Salvador and Nicaragua; u 10
@22c for prime washed Guatemala: 2U3i d02l G
u 70 for good strictly good washed Guatemaia; :
19A@2014c z IL for fair washed Guatemala; $50
i9c . ID for medium washed Guatema'a: 100
1112c for ordinary Guatemala; LOG Isc p 10
I or very inferior to common Guatemala; ri "a
22Lac q ID for good to prime washed Pea berry;
berry.
coAL-wellington. 50 2 ton; New yelling
Cedar River So SO: Seattle, So so; New Seattle,
So so: Cons Bay, So: " aiIseud. So so for aver
Greta. clean, IS; Cumberland. SIS so in bulk aud
SO so in SACKS Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg
81 5O@l2; Welsh Anthracite Egg, SO; Camel
80: Rock springs, SO 5000; Pleasant Valley and
Provo. So 5O@g ex-cars
FIsH-Pachc Goldfish is. quoted to iobbers as
follows: Selected SIG: Mddles. 7@Sc; Sea-
bright Bricks, 71a@,Sc; Blocks 1850; homeless or
Strips. cage; bundles. SC Z, II. No Mackerei.
In bbs aud 81 5O@I rs in kits Mess MackereI, IS
. kit: Eastern Smoked Herring, 35c: Dutch do,
81 50@l rs 2 keg: Whitefsh, so in halfbbs
and S2@2 % in kits: Tongues and sounds, 81 10
az.
QUICKSuVER-Quo at S42 5O@iS 2 flask.
NAlLS-Base prices are 81 for iron or steel and
50 IS for wire.
SuGAR-1he Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube, Crushed. Powdered
and Fine Crushed. all 634c q 10; Dry ,iranuiated
61sc q 10; Confectioners' A. &c p h: Magnolia.
standard A. SIC. half bbis. lac more than his
and boxes 1ac more.
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Foreign Markets.


LIVERPOOL, June 2o.-The spot market is
quiet at IS lU1ad Cargoes quiet 29s Sd for off
coast, Bis Sd for prompt shipment and 2es Sd tor
nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. 2 Red Winter: June
IS 7tad: July. SIS Sd: August, SIS 91Su: Seprem-
Der. 5s 1O14d October. 5s lI14d November
IS; December. Us 1ad.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. June 20.-ConsoIs, s9JA61s914; Silver
SSi2d; French rentes. 97f 65c. Bullion into
Bank OF England, E2OOO
Portland's Business.
PORTLAND. Or. June 20-Clearances $780,, 600.
balances $4,000
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100 numbers from 43,142 to 4S242fnclusive
being so numbers each side of the number
drawing the capital prize of $3.50, 600. $500.
100 numbers from 73.z77 to II, 577 inclusive,
being 90 numbers on each side of the number
drawing the capital prize of $4,000 Sl2O
100 numbers from 1882 to / 62l inclusive
being so numbers on each side of the number
drawing the capital prize of $20, 900. $50.
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Builders, Contracts.

f. j. Malloy with Daniel Einstein TO build on S
line of Liberty street. 1916 w OF Church. 20 by
ia. SI7l4.
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Chicago MARKETS.
CHICAGO June 20.-Wheat was active ard
opened shade lower; declined lc on account of
tight money some banks refusing to renew loans
on wheat: held steady and closed easy at lc lower
Receipts $4,000 bushels. Shipments 9UOO
bushels.
CATTLE
Cattle-Receipts 1900: slow with fair demand
and steadier; top prices. 81 90@5 30; medium
81 50@i 20; Others, So 1904 IS; Texans, = FOG
4 10.
HOgs-Receipts. 10000: opened STEADY and
closed steady to lower: mixed. and packer. SO 10
az 40: heavy, IS as 80; light, SIS 1905 So
Sheep-Receipts. $3.50; light and steady; stock
ewes. 81 5O@y rs; Texans SO 1904 so; natives
So S5@5 80; Westerns, 81 25@4 IS.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Wheat steady; cash, 6434c; July, 655sc. Corn.
easy; cash. 4l19c; July, 4l7sc. Oats, easy:
cash, 301ac; July. 32c. Pork. steady; cash
$50 10; September. $50 So Lard. easy cash,
SO TO; September, $40 40 Ribs, easy; cash, 50 so
sept ember. SO S213: Rye. Acc. Barley, nominal
Flax. 81. Timothy. 50 go.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES.
The Earl Fruit Company sold to-day at auction
California fruit. realizing the following prices:
Cherrles-Bigetresu, 81 1901 Is; Tartarian
$l@1 IS: ROekports, Csc. Private sales: Oranges
Seedlings $292 80: Mediterranean Sweets, So rs
@3 80.
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TERMINAL PRIZES.

TERMINAL PRIZES.
9o9 numbers ending with 90, being the two last
Sit 900. $40.
999 numbers ending with 81, being the two last
figures OF the number drawing the second capital
prize of 100000. $40
Prizes Cashed in Full without Deduction.
We, the undersigned bankers OF New Orleans
La. VIII pay all prizes drawn in the Louisiana
state Lotteries which may be presented at our
R. NJ wALMsLEY,
President Louisiana National Bank.
PIERRE LANAUX.
President State National Bank.
A. BALDWIN,
CARL KOHN.
President Union National Bank.
The so subscribers having supervised the single
terry, hereby certify that the above are the mum
bers which we're this lay drawn from the 100 900
placed In the wheel, with the prizes correspond
Witness our hands at New Orleans La, this
Tuesday June 49, 1923 J: 4. EARLY,
CO VILLIERE
In place of GENERAL G. T. BEAuREGARD,
Commissioners.
No. 43,ls3 draws first capital prize, $4,000.
capital prize $40. 600. sold in Washington, D. c.,
Hardy. Neo.. Boston. Mass. Temple, Tex. Oakland
1871 draws third capital prize, $4,000 sold in
boston, Mass, New Orleans. La, san Jose, Cal,
capital prize $4,000, sold in Boston. Mass,
Washington, d G. New Orleans, La. Florence,
Ga. Nos. IS ,245 and 5l,51S draw each $4,000
The work of sending the official list to every
correspondent begins Immediately after the draw
ing, and continues day and night until completed.
Should any OF our patrons experience any delay
IN receiving 1t, IL is owing to their name being
among the last on the list.
IMPORTANT.-Remt money by express in
sums not less than So. We pay all charges
MONEY SENT TO Us and we prepay charges on
TICKETS and LISTS OF PRIZES forwarded. Adj
dress PAUL CONRAD, New Orleans La.
Entered according TO act OF Congress, in the
year 1892, by the Louisiana state Lottery Com
pany in the office of the Librarian of Congress at
Washington.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-30 Cal Electric Light ala.
Street-l00.Cal Electric Light, 2l1A.
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RAILROAD SHARES.

GRAIN AND MERCHANDISE
Wheat-June. 7234c.
Flour-Quiet
Hops-Quiet and firm. Pacific Coast l9422c
Cofee-OptIons closed barely steady, s to 90
points down. Sales $3.50 bags; July SIS 80;
August SIS Is: September $l5 o59l5 10. Spot
Rio dull and steady.
Sugar-Raw. nrm and dull: refined, firm and
fairly active.
Copper-Steady; Lake, SO.
Lead-Quiet: Domestic. S3 So
Tin-Firm: Straits $40 Is bid. $40 25 asked;
plates. steady and dull.
Spelter Quiet; Domestic 81 20.
WOOL.
Wool quiet and about steady domestic fleece
27032c: pulled, 26037c 2 IL.
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Wood MarLxat.

Posts quotaole at 1o1Sc each; Redwood. So 25
Y cord: Oak, rough, 81 25g7 so; peeled. So; Pine,
ST so z cord; Railroad Ties. 37Asc apiece for OK
3, 4lc for 7xS and 4505Uc for 7x9
TAN BAkK-Whole, SIS = cord for old, and
SIS % for new; Ground BARK, $24 q ton.
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Lumber Market.
Retail rates nominal.
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Boards Atlantic Dynamite. 45: 80 V
Water, 9S12.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-26
Dissraceful Farce q. Cincinnati.

The Cincinnatis won yesterdays game
after a very stormy nine-inning session.
McQuaid was too sick to umpire and in COM
pliance with a telegraphic request Of Pres
ident Young the double umpire system was
used. Dwyer offciated for the Reds and
McAleer for the Clevelands. Both these
players favored their side at every possible
opportunity, and honors were easy on this
score. No real out and out palpable bad
decisions were made until the Reds turn at
the bat in the ninth inning,
The score was a tie. Caravan was given
ball and started for first. Tebeau, who was
playing first, fielded the ball and then ran
across the path to touch the runner. lie
drew back and hit Smith a resounding
whack. The ball rolled out Of his hands
and Caravan went clear to third ON the er-
ror and Smith TO first.
McAleer surprised and disguised every
body by not only declaring Smith out but
by ordering Caravan to come back to sec
ond. There was long squabble and Cap
tain Latham finally sent Caravan back to
the base.
1t was then Dryers turn to do his work.
He called everything pitched a pail. lie
sent Murphy and Sullivan to first in that
way and Ward could have had the gift Of
the base had he waited but instead he hit
down to second and Caravan was thrown
out at the plate. Latham, the next man
up, stepped across the plate and was hit
with pitched bali, sending in the winning
run.
The whole affair was disgraceful in the
extreme The Clevelands. however, were
the most to blame.