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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-03-25

MONEY TO LOAN-On first mortgages of
W. real estate at per cent, in Portland, Deer
ing. WoodfordS South Portlond, Cape Eliza
ibeh. Perfect titles guaranteed. N. S.
AGRDINER,135 Middle st. 19-l
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FOR SALE.
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one week for rs cents, cash in advance.

NOR SAI.E-Cheap An elegant new quart
Il cred oak parlor organ. every point, a
point of excellence, superior action, loo
fine, highest possible finish, extra heavy
frame, hand carvings, slide covers. highly
ornamental with French bevel mirror, etc,
etc. A great trade if sold at once. Cash
Used one month. Address ORGAN, Port
land, Maine 1851
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FOR SALE-A very desirable property on one
y of the best streets in the city. Location I'M
surpassed: For particulars apply to N. S.
GARDINER, 1856 Middle street. 2l-1
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FOR SALE-Cushman street, first class resi-
Il dence with - rooms and bath; large lot;
one OF the best locations on that street. W. H.
WALDRON, $50 Middle street. 21-l
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FOR SALE-Two secondhand squarelpianos
a carved legs; L do plain also organs, 1
melodeon, music boxes, Higham silver plated
cornet, at extremely low prices for cash or in
stallments. HALVES, Ala Congress street.
2O-1
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NOR SALE-At South Portland, 1-2
a. story house, II rooms situated on High
street, near church. For particulars inquire
OF MA. JOHNSON. "a Free street, Portland
25-1mo
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GENTS WANTED to sell Fire Clay Cooking
IA Utensils. Light work and big profits for
either lady gentleman. Articles sell in
every household. Write quick for exclusive
territory. Address, with stamp 81. U. G.
WEAVER, Roseville, Ohio. 21-1
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"ANTED-Agents and statesmen male
w and female in every city and town 10
sell our novelties; good sellers. pay big
profits; send for ciroulars; call or write at
once don't put it off. PORTLAND NOVEL
TY CO., 1870 l-2 Middle street,room SIP ort-
land, Me. 23-l
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wv ANTED-To buy milk route, Of rs or
w 30 cans, mostly retail. Must be we'll
esta blished. Address, MILKMAN, this
office. 23-1
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WANTED-At the new employment Office.
w 399 IL Congress street, those in want
of help for hotels or private families to give
to me share of your patronage.as honest
respectable help wanted MRS MS. BUSH.
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fine line of Ladies' and Gents Diamond Rings
ir the latest styles Of settings. My prices are
reasonable and every stone Of the best quality,
$1,000 to $500. MCKINNEY, the Jeweler, Monu-
ment Square, jnn11dtf
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EOR SALE-East Deering, IA acres land
Il cuts now tons hay. if feItilized will
| cut ten tons. only ten ,ainutes IRON street
cars. Price $500. W. II. WALDRON. 1870
| Middle street., 23-l
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TOR SALE-New house at Woodfords, fitted
for two families; bath room with each rent
fine location; will sell for S25 per month lower
tenement will rent for $15. A rare chance to
secure fine house. RICHARDSON & CO.,
opposite Preble House. 1911
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EOR SALE-Real estate in Gorham Village
the old homestead of the late DIR. New
man, containing about 20 acres of land with
good buildings, near the Normal School;
terms favorable. Apply to L. AN. WEBB. 90
Exchange ST., Portland 2O-2
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NOR SALE-In this city corner Grocery store
Il run by present proprietor 6 years now do
ing a paying business. Reason for sale owner
has other business that will take his whole time
Easy terms. Address GROCER, Evening Ex-
press Co. 20-1
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" ANTED-Spee1al agents for the most
w economical life Insurance. PROVI-
DENT AID SOCIETY. 9S Exchange street.
Portland. Me. 15-lmo.
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WANTED-The public to know that I will
W make specially of dress cutaway suits
English Clay Worsted, and you can save $40
to SIS on suit Trimmings and workma n
ship first class and guaranteed. M NJ
HANSEN, Merchant Tailor, 502 Congress
street. 23-l
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WANTED-House in Portland for one or
W two families. Will pay cash price to
be $500 to $1,000. Address Mr.. B. at P. O.
Box 1856. Portland. 1871 :
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WANTED-The public to know that J G.
w Currier bell hanger, is at 1877 Clark St.
Speaking tubes and bells of all kinds put into
hotels, private houses and steamboats, at short
notice; all work warranted; orders by mail at
tended to. 20-1
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FOR SALE-C Call and be convinced that have
the largest variety, best quality and lowest
prices OF musical instruments in Portland, VIC
Inns .banjos guitars. mandolins, comets, har-
monicas. etc, Popular music. music books, sup
erior violin and banjo strings. HALVES. 414
Congress Street mar2O1mo
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t'oh oALE.A cotlage mouse with seven
cars; lot 4Ox6O; a sunny little house at a
reasonable price. Also house lot suitable for
2-f1at house: near cars West End; at bar
gain. N. S. GARDINER. 1856 Middle St. 1871
EOR SALE-Lodging house on Warren Ave-,
Boston. No better location. Rent only
$50 month. If you are looking for a bargain
this is one. Price $3.50, part cash. Address,
MRS. BRENNAN, SOP fremont street. Boston,
Mass. 1911
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CARRIAGE FOR sALE-Top buggy. new
~ ~ painted ,S25:sphaetoD, $25; road cart,
So. FRANK ". StARRUW,No. Arlington
street. 23-l |.
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NOR SALE-Best mouse at Oakdale, 10
Il rooms with bath. steam cheat. hot and
cold water. and I'll modern Improvement,
has new stable, 5000 feet land. close to
electric cars, aEbargsin for first class
home. ". II. WALDkUN. 23-1
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

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FOR SALE.
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EARM FOR SALE-In Bridgton, three
IL miles from village good buildings, large
Orchard ,ilarge lot of hard wood and grow
ing timber,an extra good place 10 take city
boarders. For particulars address D. Z.
PALMER, West Falmouth, Maine. 23-l
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nONT fail to see DR.. G. B. Francis Wonder
~ full Clairvoyant and Magnetic Healer from
the West. Cures Rheumatism, Nervous Pros
tration, relieves Pain. Ladies who suffer with
bad headaches and darting pains shonld see
this Wonderful Doctor and be cured. Advice
given on business and all matters otlife. 34l
CONCERTS ST. 1911
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nor ALE-At a bargain, property cor
+ ner Leland and New streets, Deering
Centre, consisting of two story house of
eight rooms. Lot lao feet front. JOHN
E. PROCTOR, Centennial Block BAL
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LNOR SALE-A we'll esta blishd. paying
IL business, small capital required. For
particulars, address H. this office. 23-l
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WEDDING PRESENTS.

.ov.z, Ask your grocer for We
E@n-I~ WtHW1s1 Come Stove Polish and
.rr4g4Sm ". ,aIkf4xxs take no other. Every
r<4rS ~ body praises it. 1t is
guaranteed to suit or
purchase money refunded. Manufactured by
PAGE BROS s. CO., Dover, N. H. ja17-7
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-19

The race began at o'clock, from the
corner OF Fourth and Lamar streets.
There was a nne list of starters, and all
knew that the winner would not have
time to doze any on the road, There
was quite a crowd out to see he boys
start. and they went away in n whoop.
The road was in fair condition. and
Tremaine was the first to cross the
string, and made good time.
The order in which they finished was
as follows.
WIN Tremaine. Dallas; time, IS min
utes and 40 seconds. J, W, Doak, fire.
Dallas, won second time prize. His time
was 80 minutes and q seconds.
The others followed thus. j. w.
Smith. James Cooper, w. p. Williams,
Max Morris, II. X. Brown, II, d. Kent,
Floyd Wilmans. II. Van Rensselaer,
and Edgar Boren. Tremalne won two
bicycles and three other prizes. The
"boohy' prize0ell TO Dallas crack rider.
Edgar Boren'' His prize Is ~ pairs
OF socks A great deal OF enthusiasm
was manifested
After the race Mr.. Brown, who orig
mated the race took all the visiting
wheelmen 10 Grunewald's park, where
several pleasant hours We're spent. II
was the biggest event OF the year in
wheeling circles in this state, and the
oririnators OF the race are due some
credit for the way 1t was managed.
The visitors from Dallas were w, r.
Goodnage, John Twille. w. Tremalne,
X Convey Han Wilmans, Fred tar
Edgar Boren. Tom Harris, Jesse White
WIN Grow. Jim Cooper Howard Convey
r. X. Earnest, W. Ervay and c. f.
Wilmans
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-19

St Louis, No. May ~, Beautiful
weather and good card attracted
10000 people to the Fair association
park today. The track was slow. The
chief event OF interest was the ffth
race, three-fourths Of mile. gen'lo-
men riders. In which there were thlr-
teen entries, a silver pitcher being the
trophy
The street railway stakes, value $1,000.
WIS a dump Sumo defeating the Ken
dali entry. Uranla and Handspun.
''irst race -Four and one-half fur
longs Ace won Doyla second, Store
keeper third. Time. ;59.
second race-lFifleen-sixteen OF n
mile; Josie d won. saxaphone second.
Ada May third. Time. 1893 S-i.
Third race-one mile and seventy
yards, the street railway strikes;
Sumo won. Lily OF the West second.
Maurice third. Time, 1;5O.
Fourth INSTRUMENTATION OF n
mile LaSalle won Beau Ideal second.
Utopia third. Time. I'LL.
Fifth race--Three-fOurths OF milo,
gentlemen riders; Cunarder won.
ISniokerbocker second, Major Drlpps
third. Time, f;2O i2.
Sixth race-One mile and an eighth;
Florence = won, Eagle Bird second.
Mireabeau third Time, 1851.
Sevcnth race--One and one-elghth
miles; Janus WOW, Sha~tv second
Fonswhay third. Time. 1868 f-2.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-19
NEWS OF THE SPORTING WORLD.
SOME GOOD RACING AT GRAVE
SEND AND LOUISVILLE.
YALE AND PRINCETON AGAIN
vIcToRs-THE ST. LOUIS FAIR
RAcEs-RANKER SAYS CLERKS
MUST NOT GO TO THE RACES.
FEATHER-wEIoHT DIXON.

New York. May 1s.--Not more than
5000 people witnessed the races at
Gravesend today. a cold threatening
morning having its effect upon PLEAS
ure seekers.
la the Carleton stakes Counter Tenor
Walter, STR Galahead were thought
to be evenly matched. Walter rushed
into the lead, but he only held It for a
quarter OF "A mile, when the great,
sweeping strides OF Counter Tenor car
ried him to the front. and he stayed
there. winning under heavy pull,
Hazlct was heavily backed to win
the Hudson stakes, but McCafferty's
Applegate took the lead from the fan
OF the flag and won easily.
First raee-One mile; Ajax won, Lon
beach second, Baroness third Time.
1.A5
Second raoe-Mile and a sixteenth;
selling; Lougdon won, Paladin second.
Tinge third. Time, 1851 IL.
Third race-Hudson stakes; 1--WE fur
longs: Applegate won. Hazlet second.
Formal third. Time, los.
Fourth race-Carlton stakes; mile;
Counter Tenor won. Kennel second,
Sir Galahead third. Time. l,4i ~.
Fifth race-Four and half furlongs;
Refugee won. Abuse second, Barytone
II third, Time. .56 L.
Sixth race-SiN furlongs; stephen j
won. silvie second, Beldemor third,
Time, l:l5 Ia,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-19
THE MEMPHIS DRILL.
The sealy's Pay Their Respects to
Their Sponsor.

The sealy's Pay Their Respects to
Their Sponsor.
Memphis. Tenn, May ls.--All that re-
mains OF the Interstate drill and en-
cmmpment Is review of all the troops
at Camp Schoflcld by the lieutenant
general OF the United States army,
and the awarding OF prizes In the
various classics In which the militia
men have been drilling for the past
week. The crowd at Montgomery park
this afternoon was fully up to the high
average maintained during the week.
The old chicks are the pride OF the
town and everybody Mt Montgomery
wore the red. white and blue In honor
OF the veterans who have carried OFF
so many drlll prizes In the last decade.
An the drills up TO today have been
under the regulation tactics of the
United States army. The chicks stu
chung TO Upton, and their manouvreB
were something Of novelty as were
those OF the two camps OF Confederate
veterans who drilled under Harder
tactics
The guests OF honor were General
schoneld, his stan and the ladies Of
his marty. who were driven to the park
In carrlnges nd remained there through
ont the afternoon Tomorrow tho
boys In camp win devote the day TO
rest. A program by the Iowa State band
will entertain large crowd OF sight
acers II the weather Is pleasant. Mon
day viii be review day and Tuesday
the prizes will be awarded.
Company u OF Galveston. OF over 30
men, formerly the sealy Rifles. came
in from Camp schoncld in body this
evening TO call upon their sponsor, Miss
Nina Martin. She, her maid OF honor,
and Mrs Dunscomb. her chaperon, as
sisted by Colonel and Mrs. Martin en-
tertained the young men delightfully."-
for an hour. Many beautiful toasts
were drunk. The fair sponsor woe pre-
scented with beautiful gold medal set
with diamonds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-19
LOCAL OPTION IN McLnNNAN.

Waco. Tex. May lS.--The committee
composed OF II, a. Jones. Dan Ford
and w, ". Hawkins, which has charge
OF the local option petition, had an
audience before the county commissions
ers court this morning and presented
their request. which was signed by 400
citizens. The honorable body granted
the petition and ordered an election for
June u The contest which this win
bring about will doubtless he an inter
ostlng one a. the whole Of McLennnn
county is Included In the territory the
petitioners desire 20 prohibit the snle
OF liquor In
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-19
TROLLEY can ACCIDENT.
Two People Fatally Hurt and Four
Seriously Injured.


Norrstown, Pa. May 1S.--Trolley
No. 10 OF the Citizens line Of the
Schuylkill Valley Railroad company
plunged through the overhead bridge
crossing the Trenton cut-off branch OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad company In
Plymouth township this afternoon, fa-
tally injuring two persons and seri-
ously injurlng four others,
The fatally injured are;
MoTORMAN CHARLES NAYLoR
of Norristown.
CONDUCTOR FRANK SMITH ~
Norristown; cut about the face and
body,
MRS. HARRIS HAAS, Norristown;
cut about the face and shoulders.
MRS. JOHNSON OF Gulg Mills; in
iured internally
FRANCIS BAXTER, Norrlstown, In
Jurod Internally
Both Conductor Smith aud Motor
man Naylur. who were In charge OF the
car, are injured internally and cut
badly about the face.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-19

Waco. ToN, May iS--A shocking ne
cldent In which T. A. Gunberg was
Instantly Killed occurred about o'clock
this morning at the compress of Rail-
Bros, now in course OF erection In
East Waco,
Gunberg was one OF tho worlmcn
employed In the construction OF the
building He was engaged In lift
lns or holding n piece of timber In
nlhce by means or mn iron orowbnr.
While thus engaged. several men were
hulstinr heavy scantling by means
of block and tackle immediately be-
hind him. Through some defect In the
fastening Of tho block. II gave way
nnd the scnntllng fen. striking Gum
berg on the hack with crushing weight
and cnueng tho steel bar 10 completely
pierce his body entering the brcaat
nnd coming out below his shoulders
The body was conveyed ia the undor-
taking rooms of Fan 4 Puckctt and
the funeral will be held at & o'clock
this afternoon. The deceased was a.
years old, a Swodc. and has two sons
living IN New York state, He boarded
on Mary street, betwcon Fourth and
Fifth streets
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-19

Philadelphia. May lS-rhe second
days meet of the National Steeple-
chase association was a grand success,
both from racing and financial stand
point
First raco-Handlcap; sweepstakes,
six furlongs; Wazee won, The Shcils
second, II. Il. " third. Time. l.20 80
Second race-Llna handicap; Nat race
for hunters, two miles: Fireworks
won, Tom Flynn second. Disappolnt-
mont third. Time, 3:55 l-5.
Third race-liandlcap sweepstakes.
one mile and n half on tho fiat Jilt
won, Queen OF Scots second, Stock
ton THIRD. Time, 2.55.
Fourth race-Newspnpcr handicap.
hurdle race. two miles. st. John won,
Judge Morrow second, Fox Ford third.
Time. 1865 rs.
Fifth race-Ivan Fox cup handicap:
sweepstakes: for hurdles and qualified
hunters; about three miles and half:
Groveland won. The Shamrock second,
Mars third. Time, 0.36
Sixth race--Rndnor hnndicap: steeple-
chaser purse $1,000; about three and IL
half miles, Imperial Lady Raymond
won, King John second, Hlawasse third.
Time 6.l5.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-19
LAWYERS VS., COURT HOUSE.
A Great Game of Baseball at the Park
Yesterday Afternoon.

The baseball game between the
lawyers and the court house clubs came
off yesterday fternoon at the new base
ball park. a good crowd was present
to witness the game and If there was
not much science there was bushels OF
fun, and everybody enjoyed 1t. The
game was called at 4.30 o'clock and
1--WE innings were played. the score
standing Fl to % in favor of the
lawyers. The teams were-Lawyers;
Hampton. catcher; Mabern. pitcher;
Kelley, first base, Harrison, second
base; Prigmore. third base; Graham,
short-stop; Adams. left field; Wray,
center field; Ayres, right field.
Court Householder. catcher; Carter
pitcher; Butler first base, Armstrong,
second base; kkers, third base; Euless,
short-stop; Baer, right field; Prather,
center field; McNatt, left field.
Umpire Lassiter gave general salts
faction.
A feature OF the game was Bob Nc
Natts brilliant play on second base in
the third inning. Bob got put out.
but II was only BECAUSE he couldn't
remember about holding his base.
George Akers made a magnificent slide
to first, which as piece Of fancy work
was not excelled during the entire
game. He made 2l5 pound impress
sion. Ben Ayres, one Of t. light
weights of the lawyers, amblC around
the bases with all the grace and dex-
terlty of professional Splinter Mr..
Ayres expects to 20 into training for
the next suburban handicap. Lawyer
Prlgmore IN his anxiety to make a
home run. tried to take third base
along with him. and left several
square inches OF skin from his hand on
the field II Bob Armstrong; practice
had equalled his muscle and good in
tentions, the ball would not have
stopped this side of Dallas when ne
hit H.
All Joking apart, II was a good game
and everybody enjoyed 1t splendidly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-19
SCHOOL BOARD MDnTING.


The school board. y. r. Paddock,
chairman; X. NJ. Van Zandt, sr., W.
T. Fakes. b. f. Wallis. H. w. VIII
liams and j. p. Nicks held n meeting
In Mayor Paddock's office at o'clock
yesterday morning. out OF thirteen ap-
plcants for the position of scholastic
censu taler John Scheek. employed at
Ellis Kellner's. was selected after
considerable ballotinE. Professor Ter
rell was elected by the board to take
the colored school census. Both will
soon enter on their duties. The pay is
l-2 cents per capita up to certain
number and cents after that. Here
tofore the city assessor has appointed
the different school principals to take
the census Of children OF school age.
IL IL claimed that about three thousand
children were left out last yenr. and a
different plan will hereafter be made.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-19
cuALBHRLAND rRnsnYrnRIANs.


Meridian. Miss. May 1s.-The opening
exercises OF the general assembly of
the Cumberland Presbyterian church
this morning were In charge OF Rev.
Harry c. Tengarden, OF Pennsylvania.
Or. Dewitt, the moderator, then re-
sumed his seat and prayer was offered
by Rev. ]. McI,eslSy.
Communication were read. one OF
them referring To the woman preacher
question, in which Mrs. L. A. Woosley.
the only woman preacher In the de-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-19
HOW THE CLUBS STAND TODAY.


DALLAS. Tex. May 1s.-The special
meeting of the TeXas-Southern
League of baseball clubs called for
Tuesday, May II, ut $ y. m, at the
oriental hotel in Dallas, has been
postponed until Friday, May Is. at
The same place and hour. The change
has been made at the request of the
management of the GALVESTON and
Dallas clubs, as the last named date
will be more convenient for them. Tho
owners OF the club franchises are ur-
gently requested to he represented, "a
matters OF vital importance to the
League must be considered.
j. c. McNEALUS.
President TeXas-Sluthern League
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-19

Kansas city. May ia large party
Of ex-confederats ve'erpns VIII leave
Kansas city on the Santa re tomorrow
reunion
General 10 Shelby. commander Of
the cx-Confederatcs OF the state. said
today that hundreds went last night
and this morning from Central Mis-
souri, on the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas. and others are going by differ
emit routes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-19
me PAINTERS DEFEAT HOUSTON,
,,utcH MAKES THEM A GOOD
FOURTH NOW.
n,1yEsToN DEFEATED DALLAS
AND THE Two CLUBS ARE A
rrr-sAN ANTONIO AND AUSTIN
DEFEATED = OTHER LEAGUE
GAMES PLAYED YESTERDAY.
HOUSTON. May IS.

The home team lost today because
smith could not hold an easy ball pitch
\ 10 him by the short stop. The grand
stand guyed the error 80 that Smith
,stred. Manager Hepworth has re-
,sased IN. Mccormick, catcher, and
vouchers, short stop. Mccormick ask
!, for his release. Pickering will be
.sntaln OF the team hereafter.
12S45 $3.50 r II u
houston .......0 3 1 o 10 0 o. 6 9
Fort Worth. a 2 o 0 - $40 4
Earned runs-One each.
Double plays-McAllister, Flanagan,
Elsey.
Umplre--Mace.
i,atterles-w Whiting and Mccormick;
Mcfarland and Stanley.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-19

San Antonio, Tex. May ls.-William
caperton, manager OF the Shreveport
tllb, today assumed the league fran
Ihlse for this city, thrown up by j. s.
IRVINE. w. IL. Carson has been en-
sAgea TO manage the Missionaries, who
W. be strengthened with Mackey. the
he North.
,iolays game resulted in victory for
shreveport by score of II to o.
batteres-For San Antonio. Blythe
md Clifford.
Score by innings:
1884 G7S9 RH Il
w antonio 40 0 0 0 . SO % o 0
'hreVeport al 2 o 7O1 l 0 s--l2 10 z