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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-10-03
FINANCE AND coMmEpcr
Now York stooh m,rk.,

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-American Sugar
was the overshadowing feature NJ tho
railway and miscellaneous specula ton
to-day the stock having been traded to
the extent Of 106.9 200 shares in total of
lss,o59 for the entire list. The stock
was hea ~ almost from start to finish
there having been only a light rally Of
ss per cent. late in the day, which was
su bsequ ntly lost. The price opened
at s056 % e and gradually settled down
~ ooS, closing ct the lowest point.
No9siaeraole investment stock came out
ano ene pears assisted the downward
movement to the best of their ability.
Inc Impression is that the insid ers
are wiling to see the stock sell lower:
certainly they are doing nothing to
stem the decline. The old reports that
the renning business Is poor and that
1ne companies cannot live under the
present tariff were again circulated. In
d'rect contrast with the heayiness of
sugar the general list displayed little
more hrmness and at times shosed a
disposition to advance. This 10 the re-
suit OF the heavy oversold condition OF
the market. Many of the leading issues
command premiums ranging from
Seo per cent. in the case OF Rock
W. ~ POf C6uL. In the case nf
New York Central.
These shares are not relished nv tho
small bears. and some OF them took adj
vantage of the break In Sugar to oover.
BESIDES the company on the short aide
70 becoming unwieldly, and there ia a
fear OF bold movement by tho bnll
leaders might lead to disastrous results
In the ranks of the smaller shorts. a,
least, II IL did not spread further.
Louisville and Nashville was rather
weak on rumors that the report to be
presented at the annual meeting in
louisville tomorrow will be unf.yora-
pie. he stock fell from 55I to 55L.
Chicago Gas was in better demand
and the nhor,s showed signs of nervous.
ness. Tho stock at ono time sold nm
4 to II 4, but the latter recedod to
7oE@7OSs: Speculation closed about
steady Not changes show advances Of
: to q per cent. in Atchison, Burlin0.
ten, ChicaRo Gas, Northwest Rock
Island, Manhattan, Missouri Pacific .nd
western Union and declines of /, to q
per cent. in General Electric, Lead and
Louisville and Nashville. Suvar
dropped s% and Jersey City rose 2I5
per cent. Railway and Embellishments
bonds were higher. Treasury balance.
coin, 75,7o6, 900; currency, SEQ, SOS. Don
Tho sales of listed stocks aggregated
'oo0 shares. unlisted, 10000.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-10-03
Free Pills.

SEND your address to II. e. RucL,o,
q Co., Chicago, and get a froe som ,Sn
box of DR.. Kings New Life Pile pie
trial will convince you OF their mer;ts
ihese pills are easy in action and ara
particularly effective In the eura ~ CO.. .
sApation and Sick Headache For NJ
laria and Liver troubles thew have bean
proved Invaluable. They are gn,ran- -
seed to be perfectly free from everv
deleterious subctauce and 20 be nureiyy
vegetable. They do not weaken hy
their action. but bv giving tone to
stomach and bowels greatly inyigorato
the system. Regular size CSC. per boy
Sold by Christian & Barbee, drupois,s
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-10-03
4 Young Mans CLOTHES.

believe II young man should dress ms
we'll as his means allow, no better. but no
worse, writes Edward w. Box in Ladies'
Home Journal. Money spent On neat
appearance is never wasted with IA man.
be he young or old. The danger in II
young mans clothes is II tondenoy toward
,extravngancc. This is never ilIstihablc,
po matter what may be tbs.in9bme of II
}Eoung man. ExtrAVagaa A2s,,lways
Ewastoful. Bdt noting ~ q \ isr
too closely Wo may like ff.I8EoT but
wo arc Judged in this world fifts1 f5r what
we are, but also rs we look, aul w young
mans sense should teach him ihnt it is III.
ways wise to create II good impression.
Good clothes cannot na..sn Young man.
bus they arc II help. y well dn,.cd young
man does not necessarily imp.y that he
should wear the highest cdCothcs. cut
III tho Very latest styles. 1t i, jist ms DOS
sihlc to be we'll attircd in clotis, of mod
crate cost, SO long as they are MT loud,
nor .'showy," but quiet and r,at. The
best drcsscrs among men follow the same
method as do the best dresses among
women. They do it quietly. h.; we'll.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-10-03
A SPECULATION IN SNAKES.

how James Grover Put Up Gtpd Money
nnd Lost It, 4
james Grover of Allegheny dlan't know
enough about snakes, or he pt&lld have
made $40 the other day. 4&
Huclilcbcrry hill, over in PotrfoA county,
Pa, Is great haunt of rat*ibsnakcs.
Scores arc caught and killed Tho every
year. Charles Phelps of AlleghlM county
Is u Snowman who exhibits shdkes and
other things at summer rcsorts4 He need
Gu pair OF rattlosnakcs to cd,Ealctc his
collection before starting for Chss3, tnuuun
and other points, and no offcp,A$ Slo for
tho snakes. James Grover MEL nhout
Hucklcbcrry hill, and he got a'Ss;sv,s IN.
oion from Phelps OIL the furnishihySSnf tho
rattlcsnnkcs for Phelps collectio,f[S8 So
Grover went down to HuckklHEfv hin
and had no difficulty in sccurin1Hwo 1no
rhttlcsnakcs from u native forl6O cents
apiece. On his way bacll To .H]ccbnny
county nc met man who hat &t,xo i'm
mcnsc black snakes for sale ar had
no commission to supply Phelps 3blnc,,
snakes, but he believed he could b. dis
pose of couple to him Mt a CO 7crnbl,
advance on the cost of tho nj ~ which
was Sl.25, so no bought tho blatE snal;cs
iio hnu the two rattlcrs In n scc,fc lox in
Tho hlnd end of the wagon. Hn1slid tho
'black snakes into the Same box. /
When no got home and delivered his in
voice of snakes to Phelps, and Phelps
opened the box to look at the pri.:c no had
obtained, there was nothing to 10 seen but
two black snakes Phelps profc.Ir,i that
it wasn't black snakes that he wanted.
anu Grover WAS So amazed by tn ,nystc-
Tious disappearance of tho RATHER. that II
was some time before he could tqll Phelps
about his snake buying Their holps.
Knowing snakes well, remarked To- Grover
that he was q chump.
You couldn't have done then, black
snakes bigger favor than to sii.yc cm
into that box with tho rnttlcrs" said he
"Rattlcrs is jist pic for black snakes, and
them two rattlers Is now rcstin in the
brcadbaskcts of them two black snakes.
dcadcr'n smoked hamsr'
Such WAS tho fact. Tho black snakes
had dincd on tho rattlcrs eli route Phelps
didn't want black snakes, even with rat
tiers inside of them, so Growers suecula-
ton was losing.-Chicago Times.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-10-03
Speoimen Gases.

8. 81. CLIFFORD, New Cassel, Wis.
was troubled with neuralgia and rheu-
matism, his stomach was disordered, his
liver was affected to an alarming de-
gree, appetite fell away, and he was
terribly reduced in flesh and strength
Three bottles of Electric Bitters CURED
him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,,
had running sore on his leg of eight
years standing. Used three bottles of
Electric Bitters and seven boxes of
Buoklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg is
sound and we'll. John Speaker, Catawbs,
Ohio, had five large fever sores on his
leg, doctors said he was incurable. One
bottle Electric Bitters and one boz
Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him en- :.
tirely. Sold at Christian g. Barbee's
drug store,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-10-03
The Paris Flat Janitor

$50, me New York janitor of flats has not
IT, T lci'chcu the tyrannical standard of his
~ icheh counterpart, who, it sccms. claims
INC rishe TO open and read letters addressed
'Ior .i IL Various tenants of the building I'M
NJ tioi ms Giarsc. Yet moro remarkable than
.niS Is me TACT that the act has been vir-
auaiiy upheld by a magistrate who. being
. Appeared TO ny one OF The ,ic:ims, posi-
.lNely decided that, as the letter, hati been
merely read and not stolen, no olrcnso ut
law had been committed.
MORO .iiah c'cF now can it he said that
inc concierge rules Paris, Her Point
of View in New York Tiinc,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-10-03
TO HOgsT; owNERs

FOR Putting a horse in fine healthy con.
9 T try Dr. Cady's Condition Powders.
Inc tney zone npthe system, aid digestion, cure
iJss Oh appetite, relieve constipation, correcs
nlaney disorders and destroy worms, givins
aew NE 10 an Oh or over worked horse. s.sj
Genus per pack. or sale by druggists.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-10-03
Two Lives Saved.

MRS. PHOEBE THOMAS, of junction
CITY, ILL.,, was told by her doctors Abe
had consumption and that there was No
hope for her, but two bottles of ~
Kings New Discovery com pletelv cprcd
ner' and she says it saved her life. NJ
Ihomas EgGers, l39 Florida street. San
FRANCISCO, suffered from a dreadfni
colo approaching consum o,ion; ,rici
without result everything nlsa. ,hcn
Dought one bottle 0: d.. Kings 49,
discovery and in two weeks was cured
he Is naturally thankful. It snch
results o; which these are samnles
that prove the wonderful effc acv ot this
medicine in coughs and colds. Erae
sr,aI bottles at Christian & Bsrbee's
drug store. Regular size so cents and q,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-10-03
eros ANp rHI

Tho love god on a d6S
Wandered The hi,s mons
10 steal II comb awfS,lE
And by o Ice was AneE- -
And all his flngert tips
Tingled, and with hiskips
blowing his hand he SlSps
And stamps upon thehea
To Cypris then he hies
AID shows the cruel Ing,
And bitterly ho cries,
How can SO small a Ding
Raise such n mighty acf
HIS mother, laughinE1spa
IHyseif, though small canst make
Like mischief as tho bee"
james Henry ballard.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-10-03

.,, According to Polydorc Virgil in his
'.inc perpetual lamp" was .cpt CON
I E,hni;y burning before the tomb Of King
i1'i'cipcrt at Canterbury, England.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-10-03

ohemberlain's Eye ard Skin ointmeaa
Is certain cure for Chronic Sore Eve.
G E1 e Eye Lids, Sore Nipples, Plies,
~ Eczema letter, salt Ehoum and Scald Head
20 .>riS per boz. Fo.' sale by druggists
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-10-03

K. c. TAYLOR, Murfreesboro, Tenn
writes: II have used the Japanese pile
Cure with great satisfaction and suo
oess.' Sold by Christian g Rarbee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-10-03

There's one thing about your board
IN, , house said the fresh guest Living
mere increases ones appetite So. Actually,
IRIS housckccper, after IL dinner here i
20 away hungry MS a bear
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-10-03

THAT oily and rough skin cured and
the face and hands beautified By John
sons Oriental Soap; medicated and
highly perfumed Sold by Christian g.
Barhee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-10-03

a. GOLDEN, druggist, BIRMINGHAM
Ala', writes: Please publish sng e' u;
1ae n testimonials 0i have sent YOU for
e. Barhee CHRISTIAN
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-10-03

items Gath
s. Salem.
4 =: 4 s. = 3& tho Roanoke
: rs = #bY his honor
III s Is large number
! s III s : 8 om tho docket
s ) s. : Rers were filed
+ 3ne Of the jury
s s + pre- tried.
!! : s. Salem Ser
s Sented Monday
IS !; {eet music.
= II: . Shristiansburg
! = = lit court.
Berkeley and
IS <S< 49,; s. he voters OF
= = IS Hill Saturday
!! o'clock.
II - s s s. sident OF North
: | rs been visiting
s s Peter Shirley,
= s. IS q = yesterday to
! = - PANT, N. @.
perance workers
: the Lutheran
IS II Mrs. M. w. e.
! 81 s. a 8 of the Women's
( s s. Is = * MON, made an
: ~ s 81 +. s @. T. u. Is
$ +: 3 left yesterday
j ! & s, sit to Mrs. Jesse
H. = ~ lite lasting i'm
Y II Tort stay here this
z of Roanoke city,
81 ere yesterday on
Il Il! q 81 3te, of Max Mead
80 = Z K 2E father, Mr.. S. A.
: $ Fenue.
81 Spindle is moving
q H. Snte to Pennsylvania
3 ~ is headquarters for
gI3 I hvellers. Largo sample
{ ~ floor free, MIR. Sublett
life member of the
< ercial Travellers Union,
4 States and Canada.
( r. ~ Mrs. Thomas Cooper, of
wv. Va, arrived yesterday
6 be present at the funeral of
sister, Mrs. Self, which
lace to-day.
70 special train to the Lynchburr
aTr passes Salem at 7:OS this and to-
morrow morning. Salem will be we'll
represented, as quite large delegation
expects to attend.
1t is surprise as we'll ss a pleasure
to the many friends OF Mr.. A. B. Ballard
TO see his genial face upon our streets
again. While not fully recovered he is
able to appear in his invalid chair.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Horner and
their little daughter left yesterday
morning for Staunton.
The Holstein wooden mills have
stopped operations for needed repairs.
Miss Allen Spindle has gone to Nat
ural Bridge, where she has accented tn O
position OF teacher In school OF ! tina,
John M. Oakley has gone to st. Loui
as Virginis's delegate to the nstiona
convention of the Funeral Directors AS
ISOLATION now in session in that city.
Miss Julia Hubbard left yesterda,
morning for Richmond, where she is at
tending school.
The jeff Davis Rifles expect to 20 t.
fincastle to-day to the fair.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-10-03

AItems Gath


@ the Roanoke
8bY his honor
large number
om tho docket
Rers were fled
}ne of the jury
pre- tried.
~ Salem Ser
tented Monday
8eet music.
istiansburg,
3it court.
Berkeley and
he voters OF
YHll Saturday
M o'clock.
sident OF North
Is been visiting
81. Peter Shirley,
Arizona republican., 1894-09-27

These lots will be offered for sale on terms and at prices within the reach of every homeseeker These additions are on the finely equipped
Arizona republican., 1894-09-27
OFFERED
 The Opportunity Of a Lifetime to
 Secure a Home.
 NUMBER OF Fine Residence Lois Capitol Addition
 UUI!IllS HUuIlIUaI,
 &szNMsSEEzsasHEExs
 These lots will be offered for sale on terms and at prices within the reach of every homeseeker These additions are on the finely equipped ELECTRIC STREET RAILWAY Only Four Minutes Ride to Center
 Street.
ELECTRIC STREET RAILWAY
Only Four Minutes Ride to Center
 Street.

Property within the city limits is too high-priced to be utilized as resi- dence property, when better and more comfortable homes can be secured in these beautifully situated additions at small cost. The man who cares to investigate the future growth of Phenix and vicin- ity will readily come to the conclusion that within the next six years it's popu- lation will reach 10000 or 30,000, and in order to accommodate this pushing bus tling throng business houses, as we'll as residences, will seek the additions here mentioned, and their cash value thereby be enhanced tenfold The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-09
A..o. q. r-oas,. with III. Players.

CLEVELAND May SIN addition to his in
ability to win more than game this year. An
son has had quarrel with the best player In
his team. On the way from Chicago to Cleve-
land the members OF the Chicago team were
in q sleeping car. The train stopped at a rail-
way station. and Dahlen was requested to go
out and get some SANDY iches. He did so. and
when he came back he made considerable
noiss. It disturbed Anson's eleep, and he
made no bones Of saying So He reprimanded
Dahlen. and when Cleveland was reached the
quarrel with the two men was resumed. The
result was that Dahlen was suspended with
out pay. and was fined 500 BY the testy man
aver. ,Anson's team was weak enough as il
Dahlen. Decker was sent back to Chicago to-
day but no one seems to know why.
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HANDsPUN PRACTICALLY BEATEN
LeiGhs's Great Finy Ru.. . Dead Heat
with Lotue Eastis.

Leighs's Great Fliy Russ . Dead Heat
with Lottie Eastis.
LEXINGTON. May 8.-weather excellent. track
In good shape. but not fast The event OF the
day was the Pepper Stakes for two-yesr-ol ds.
Nigravela acted badly at the post and delayed
the start Lottie Eastin. % to l. getting OF five
lengths ahead; Kitty Give. 20 to /. second
Handspun. 1 to & third.
At the three quarter pole Handspun began
crawling up. At the head OF the stretch Kitty
Give was passed and OF after Lottis Eastin
she went. When the middle OF the stretch was
reached she was q head In the lead. and SO
continued until almost under the wire. when
Britton shot Lottie out and won. as the specta-
tors thought. by a head. Tho judges. how
ever. called It q dead heat and first and second
money was divided. Kitty Give getting third
money. Summaries follow:
First Race-seliing SIX furiongs. Clintis G. 11b
TO l. second: Caroline Hamilton 100 tGoodaiel 70
+ ,hird Time. liio. MaEsntA Bonnie Lnssle, Rose
second Rsce-ssven furlongs. Chant 1I2 tGoodalsl
to O. wen Al Boy III Thorpe. 70 l. second Posa
SSiiu. riia f.terS SoSSy S.yo and b.S:r. 40
ran.
ana h,.S s.f fsP. Hs.iSa is s
to ]. and Handspun. 1Ib CGoodsle to g. dead heat;
Kitty cline. ii6 "a Claytons zS to !. third Time.
Fourth Raoe-Nine sixteenIhs of . mile. Myrtle
ITO (Rayl to G. won; Roosevelt, 11S Thorpel Ito 2
rene. IN PsDn:p us sS Ss.,t mira IA
=. Fifth naee-.ssnng; on. mile. Lisweliy IS CMe.
.,cond: Anna iol "a: clayton third Time i "a
Little Walter and fomfret also ran
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-09

NEW YoRK. lo: BOSTON. 3.

NEW YORK. 10; BOSTON. 3.
When the Boston champions packed up their
grant. toSred az their diseomnture. while the
Soasd Il veil PsSn
their power to play rank baseball and also
psd 20 n Il. .
s sSSs XIV. il luck ef 81
E sssa s:I ssf.4 disgust gust Hss
one coaid see him roll bis eyes a. Il IN great
ores On aosasy they could s DO qS ing N s
:S; %.i q. s Sd 5oS SSsE me cod a Mai
sopSEs and RI. t.o 'pE .ssor nS e ShS
inss q .sosy for Cen Sisssh. &c sc,sSn
Sannon came in 70 pitch; The game was
pothine but farce then. and the crowd strolled
The Bestons played wrstchsdly in tn. field.
Elm n: asd a bit
stop and Merritt going to centre Heid. The
eh.nse wasn't OF much use; as Duffy made an
struck out twice. much to the delight OF the
-Westsrvsit began pitching. for New York
Ee gave q base on balls e Love and Long
the base and scored on -Dufiy's single Nc
Carthy sent ~ to Van Haltren. who muffed
e sauarely. and Mash struck out. This should
With two Dagger and Bannon with q single,
all Of which noted four runs. Then Ward
the Boetous making but two singles In
nye innings. Doyle split finger In the
nfth inning and Farrell took his place.
Charley. surprised his detractors b. putting
the ball over the rSpes in centre Geld f.,
erst half Of the eighth inning had been played,
Boston scoring two runs on Bannon's single
end Cancels four baRRer and New York had
called the game on account OF darkness the
SCORE going back to the seventh inning. Van
Haltren and Burke made the star plays OF the
game. Tho score:
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Broonly. Should Sig. K..r..

Tim Kssfs saw the game At the Polo grounds ysstsr
day The celebrated pitcher Il at present coaching the
Harvard team. and was on his way to Boston from
Philadelphia where PennsyivaniA trAlled the crimson
In the dust Monday. Ksefe never looked better In
his life lie carried no supernuous flesh. and as
hard nails. His whole winter spent IN the Ey
nasium and cage at Cambridge. and he told sus re-
porter that his never IN better condition.
Here 10 lust the man tor the Brookiyus ksefs IL
modest fellow. and prefers to have some club make
him an oIsr rather than ask for q trial He IL well
nxsd financially and has good berth at Harvard but
it 10 more than likely IL President Byrne made him
offer he would readily accept Tim. u his arm Is All
right can pitch with the best men the League He
10 better now than most of the pitchers Foutz
has and good judges say he should be engaged John
ClArkson 10 enjoying 81 second time earth" and
why shouldn't ksefef
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CHAMPIONS WERE RATIFIED.
zHR NEW oRKs TRRAsH THE nos
1UNs SOUSDLE

stivstts was Rated All over the Fisia ssd
ne Received Poer sappsrt ss we'll
Brookiyns A.nihiistsd By the Phiisd,i-
phIss-B sitirnors. Pittsburgh. Cleveland,
sd 81 Lo-is the oiher wIsr-r--Nst-..
There are several changes In the standing OF
the League clubs this morning. The Bostons.
By virtue Of their defeat at the hands OF the
New FORKS. have been forced back into third
plscs. the Bsltimo ores taking second position
on their victory over the WashinRtons The
New FORKS move up into seventh place
again. passing the CincInnatis. who Lost TO
Pittsburgh. The Brooklyns were simply
slaughtered By the Philadelphias. and took
another slide down the pole. while the Chics.
Cos were snnihilsted By the Clsvelands and
provided with tighter grip on the tail end.
stLouls defested Louisville In close game.
The results:
usv Tort. 10; Bostor. &
fhnsdslphia, 49, Brooklyn. &
Baltimore. IL; Washington. g
PIt,sbursh. o; CineinnstL g.
Cleveland. Is; chicago. q
S. Louis 8; Louisville
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end, yesterday. r. T. Bsdford's black eelding
lette trotted q full mile TO . Miller cart In
Billy A. was sent a mile In 2:29, the last half
In 1 500 Billy Mitchell was next tried. and al
though he eaualled the formers mile record.
Fairport trotted mile in 2:30h: 1:11b fer
the last half. and "a seconds for the last
Black Ide went mile in 2:2ex. the last half
In lib
Secretary McIntyrs Of the Brooklyn Jockey
meeting can be now had for $50. An order for
q block OF $50 seats has been received for
Tuesday next from q Philadelphia social Or
gAnlzatlon which Is coming on In force to see
the big handicap decided.
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Inero 10 q letter ~ TINS once Tor JACK bhkrrott
PrrrssuRGH. May S-rhs Pittsburgh Club manage
ment to-day released Pitcher Knen
Manager Ward admitted to q suS reporter yesterday
Herman OF the New York team Just when Tar suS said
he did Ward says the only denial he has made 10 that
wheeler not Interfering In the management which
10 quite true Ward wouldn't have IT.
CApnRIpGE NAY A-The Harvard seniors were de
feated to-day In the class chAmpionship series by tho
OF IL TO " The game chiefly remarkable for
or hits. assists and There were nine hits and
ten errors each. The game ends the senior. un
series and the anal oh ponshlp games will be played
between the freshm and Juniors The freshmen
are the most probable winners. situation which Is
very unusual.
CAzsRipcx Na,a, May "a change was made in the
Harvard Varsity nine this afternoon which may
strengthen the team con sIdsrAby. Cook l. &, who
broke his thumb In the early practice Of the nine be-
gan playing again and took Sisvensons place third
base Ninslow was taken OF the nine. and White
moved TO short stop Dean. captain o. the freshman
nine has be doing excellent his class
lately and arded by being nut IN Whttemores
place on second base. In the outneid Capt wiEgin
supplantsd Mccarthy.
sourH oRiSsr. May She following games have
College for the balance OF the seasoni ThursdAy May
TO- Brighton Athleuo Club; Saturday. May ~. Entire
Nous Thursday. Nay II. New lOrk Law school; Sat
urday May ~ Fulton Athletic Club Thursday, Nay
gomerys May so Morris Plains Asyiumi Saturday.
June y, ST. Jerome Lyesum. with The exception Of
the Morris Plains game, all the games arranged will
be played on the ketontAna gIounds The folio wing
player, eomposss the AsI' hsna I, catcher co.
Henriqus short stop; Walsh third base. Seton left
ned; DonOhus. centre field; Russ right Geld; substl-
tutss. " Donohue and ID. hlnAhAn-