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HoUSToN's TEAM.


MAGNIFICENT Playing OF Clark at Snort
Others.
The score of the game at Austin yes
;erday shows up well for Houston IL
demonstrates that the Buffalocs have hoeh
strengthened In the very spot where dur
ing the season the team has been weak
clark at short is playing an eAcollr"'
game. He was three times at bat, scored
Two runs made two hts ana aecepttu
eight chances. with one error. Two Slci!s
show that h. l. a base runner ana ne
participated IN n double play saturday
he was four times at bat. had two runs,
three hits and accepted eleven chances
without an error. He also participated
in a double at that game. From the
score h. is making he Will lead the league
AZ n shortstop and Will not he far from
the ton In hitting He is great mo
for Houston. lie covers short ana tAat
Is what Is wanted. .,
Becker made an average OF ~ IN hl'tlne
Yesterday and accepted ny" chances WI n
out an error while Smarter got sllsle
and Two doubles ont of i've times at bat
He accented thirteen CHANCES. WIN no ~
rors ana made couple OF steals. Jacob :
did not do much hitting. but ne TOOK al
vintage of six opporiunii cs only one OF
,,aich scored him an error. Slagls got
n hit and three prt outs, hut two errors
were charged to him. Reed accepted
Sour CHANGES nj second. with no errors
The Houston team is playing good bal
That is what is needed. IT will require
good ball 10 win -
Bring on the Galveston warriors.
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nETNOlT ENTRIEs.

First race. three-fourihs of a mile, sell
ing-If. o.: Eoth, My Hehe, 81; PymmiS,
rs; Font Dor. %, Stanza, =. Llttie Sadlr.
FAIRY queen. rs, Blsmark. lo2; pete Aely,
Hszleton Tremor, Longbrook, 49, Rap
alatchic lc6.
second ,acs throe-iourihs cf a mile. .
year-olds-- lone *, Tidinoss. John Su'li-
van, Nellie. brown Girl. los. RCseoerry,
Worry Not. Jus, Char.na. HaraiGd. ito
Thti,d raco. milo, selling Allegra, s.,
Toots. y, Mandolina. 95' Kingston, @'
more. ". Bonanza. Come. %, Booze. lO6,
Inn. SILK Gown. lOi
Fourth race. dvo and half furlongs-
HessvilIe. Iostroncas lo5. Stontor, Marms
John carr. What Next, los; Or. Newman,
li0: Scarho;' ugh. III
rifh race llree-foairlhs or a mil, noll.
IT, PcIe BOYD. pcr,tl,y. Virg!e DlNon. 9s
KdWalsky, 100 Sra, iGl; santa NARA zoe
Hlnlon i0G; Imp. sau'eur. 10,
sixth roc". one and one-half miles. han
ncap. hurd,a- scamp 1915: CAPT. Recs. l3a
I.ord Motley. Mad of Ellersl.c. l4c Law
Yer. us scwanee, 10: Imp. someisault,
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CLUBS
NO GAME TODAY.


Galveston Will Open Here Tuesdayefor q
Series
There are no league ball games today.
Blue Monday, as Mr. Easton of Galveston
termed it, will be an off day throughout
the season. Tuesday Galveston Will he
here and open a series of three games II
has been some time since Galveston PLAYED
N Houston and there IS considerable in
torcst In the outcome.
Houston Is now a the top of the list. A
perfect record IS the showing the Buf-
faloes have made. And 1t is IL thorn In
the side of the tialveston people. II there
is anything that hurts the Island city
fan Is for lIcus ton to get the lead of their
pets. To overcome this the Galveston team
has been strengthened Dermody's Dude I
Will show here compose of the pick Of
tho league and Will try 10 take a fall out
of the Buffaloes and knock of portion Of
mat 1000 showing that Stands at the head
of the percentage sable.
The sporting editor OF The Post received
letter yesterday from MIR. Alex Easton
of Galveston regarhn league affairs. and
incidentally he says:
I'VE are l-ading up for Houston. SEE
Venice and die is our old saying and We
propose killing Houston and then die.
VIII be willing 10 collapse after that.
Some ono mus, head you off, and we pro
pose doing II. even If We have to import
Fits mmons and clubs or now bats, IN
junction. etc. Look out for us. Yours,
ALEX Eastcn.'
Well, the Rtffaleos expect to toss 'he
Dudes over the park fence. uniforms,
bats and all and Messrs. Easton, Cheese
borough. Dernody and other enthusiasts
done. They will receive hospitable recep-
tion
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acer Sims crack amateur team defeat
the Houston Colts in "a wen PLAYED game
trom the moment oN-Leaguc Imp &c Nc
i4auch,n called play until the las, rlHn
was out, the spectators iwere doubtful as
to which club would win. The feafures OF
;he game were the fielding Of clark and
Angel. batting OF CAREER, Sim AMI Keller
Rurr-uehs. although wild at the etlrt'
pitched most excellent game. =.
Score: X II T..
Audttoriums =. ..311SO121'-l2 81 !
Colts . &C.. ..... 4220 o00 In
Batteries Auditoriums. Burroughs nm !
Werner: Colts. Lyons, Ilodson, Brlch
and Gonzales
Earned runs uditorums s.
Two base Fernandez, Carter. Els
burg Hoigson.
Three base burroughs. Keller
81 len bases Aud oriums-.1, Cots L.
Double plays Colts =. =.
Bases or halls-On Burrouths T. On
Lyons 2. off Iiodson 3.
struck out BY burroughs 7. by Lyons
|, by Hodson 4.
n me of enme--l;'6.
umpirc--Mr Mclaughlin.
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ARE TREATED As SLAVES.
Louisiana Negroes Guarded by Gov
ernmcnt Soldiers.
THEIR SUFFERING IN GUATEMALA.
They Were offered Fiattering Intucc-
mcuta to Go 10 Central America
to DO railroad work.


Monroe, Ji., August .. - Letters re-
ceivcd In this city tell narrowing tales OF
suffering experienced by colony of
Le,islara negroes In Guatemala. who
were induced to go there last May TO
work on railroads. The letters say that
four of their number have been killed
sud that those sGll alive are in CON
diiion worse than slavery, and they are
anx ous TO rettds TO their Louisiana
homes.
Lost May a number Of young negro
men In this vicinity and at JhcksoaNAlc
contracted with agents to 20 10 Central
America to work on railroads Flau~inS
Endorsements were he'd GU, TO them. They
were promised high wages easy work
and splendid treatment. The letters some
of thcm have written home indicate that
they were badly deceived
Henry Wind OF JachsonVille received
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Probably the most prominent figure IN
the American shooting world today Is
Fred Gilbert, the clever young trap shot
of Spirit Lake. Iowa. Within less than
a year he has aeccndcd from obscur1ty as
n shooter of game for the market to his
present position holder Of both tho I'VE
bird iud inanlmate target National cham.
nlonShips. What has been the goa, of
prominent experts for years the larmer
hoy from the lInwkcye state has attained
m a twelve moath. Gilbert Wa born IN
Dickinson county, Iowa. In 1865. where h &
parents were among the early settlers Ut
a region thon inhabited by fierce saVages
His father traded III furs. hesides working
In" farm. From hoyhoud Gilbert Was
familiar With firpNrms. and at an early
age showed great PROVE encY- with the
shotgun. His field shooting naturally led
him Ir,o trap work, where # was found
he also excel, d. Gilbcrt's connection VITA
the Dupont company came about In an
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unusual m9nner. Whilo acting AZ a guide
to T.. :. Rice and party ot friends, VINO
were shooting cir ckens around Pelican
Lake. Minnesota the former became I'M
pressed with his remarkable skill and took
him to Baltimore last October. where he
won tho Dupont trophy from A large helu
He has held II oyer since. except for an
interval Of a fcw weeks. Not content
VITA live bird honors, Gilbert won the r.
G.. champ onsh y cup. emhcmltic of tho
large. championship, AZ New York in May.
defeating many experts of note, " kiien
2GG ont OF a possible 400 at three diticuit
STYLES of shooting. H.. u. Fuford of Utica,
y y, coming second with 26i and j a.
Il Elliott aud Ro!la lieikss third W IN
25l IIc,kes has recently challenges hlin
Tor tho cur. The young shooter has also
won many other medals and cups IN Nar-
ous eVents. He VIII compete ~ the com
ing Dupont tourney. Notwithstanding hts
proves, Gilbert is modest and unassum-
ing.
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RELIGIOUS.


AUSTIN BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
Liberty I'M, T,Nns. August Z, 49, The
thirty-nlnth annual session Of the Austin
baptist association met win the Liberty
Tin church az O'Clock y. M, yesterday
This association is conn oscd OF the
clurchys OF Bndnct Williamson. Travis
and Rastrop counties, Every par; of the
district Was represented. - NJ MAYS 81
RCuud Rock IL NOW serving his nnlh
term as moderator.
The association was opened with dcyo-
t.onal eNercisos. led 10y Key. j. L. MA
ham. i,
Tho roll of messengers was next called
and The responses by heading letters from
the different Churches conpriSlnk ,, e
association consumed most OF Tue alter
noon Visiting brethren from olhrr as
soc alton were invited To paruvlpai. III
any. ,Hisincss that might come az before
ih,. hodv Moderator Mays seeing Hon.
/ u. SAyers and Governor culbcrSon IN
the audience. welcomed trcn' Governor
Cuiherson responded I'm his usual happy
style. Among the many pleasant Things
he said wa. that he felt at home among
tie ilaptisis. as his ,Erandf4lher Wa
Rtnt ct preacher and he belonged To
baptist generation on both sides of par
M, introductory sermon was preached
ly Ra'V. Bel of Taylor
Promptly at o'clock this morning
Moderator Mays sounded the ervcl, cnll,
Ing to ord,r "A house fun OF delegates and
N'V. Taylor conducted the devotional
.N.rcisos The m'nutcs 90 the previous
day were read aud approved.
Correspond TO o,lp-r ASSOCIATIONS
were appointed.
u. T. Mays were chosen AZ mcss,mrcrs
10 tho BAPTIST Sktc convention 10 meet
IN Houston October 10
Rrvs Marshall Arbucklc and G. 7.
Hood were chosen as delegates to attend
The Sonthern baptist ccN.ntian to meet
IN Raleigh N. G., My 1877
The rules were srvI crd"d and thc fol
lowing resolutions. after much anima'od
discussion. were adopted.
Resolved. FIRST. Tint the position of
ur Whiee't and his uitonnccs upon the
history OF the Errlwh B'risi church
requires MS az Rnpt.sls to Withdraw, our
patronage and iulofs' mint ircm the Zap
list Thenlsloal seminary ~ Louisville,
Ky untl satisfactory. explanation IL
made 10 the denomination.
Resolved second, FRAT a COPY Of this
resolution be sent to tho trustees of the
institution.
Adjourned until o'clock y. m
Among HE visitprR are br. I'urlcSon OF
BAYLOR university r T.. Muse Of Waco,
ROY Wilson Of baylor college. Il. G iiy-
,rett superintendent Of Sunday schools.
j. g. Talloy and w. j. Gather OF Salado,
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prNsInNs To TEXANs.

Pensions have been issued TO citizens
Of Texas as follows:
Issue Of July 22-Mcxican war survi' or.
increase. John 7. owens. Tyler. Smith
Noxicau war wdow - Elizabeth NJ.
Incke, Granhurv, Hood county.
Issue Of July 2i.-Orlginal, Ernest Lest.
Sweet Home l.aVnca county
dor a. Jones MatagOrda. A.tiagoria
|ouptv. Lowry Crabb Dodge, Walker
county o., ADM, or-
den. Falls comfy.
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BASEBALL RIOT.
Clark Of the Colonies Assaulted Umpire
I.a!ly Roth Undfr Arrest.

Clark Of the Colonies Assaulted Umpire
I.a!ly Roth Un'rr Arrest.
Cincinnati. Ohio. August H.-T'oday there
occurred the ,hiro row within two week
or the baseball grounds h0e. rmpr"
Lally had several close decisions to pass
on and a. acted promptly In the eighiH
inning clark Of the Louisvtllos sl into
third. Lally called him out. Clark
grabbed the umpra and tie lattice struck
clark. owing to the cNtrtmt heat there
We're only 3Ho peor,e present i there
had bcau rs many present as on the pre-
vious t,,u Sundays tho crowd wpulb have
closed M md there wruld have neHn Il
rot. clark resisted arrest and that mao"
quito stir. hut he police soon iooh MIN
in. Umpire Lally went with the ONO rs
os soon as he wl3 told he VAS wanted.
Tonight Lawrence Friend. one of the
louisville team who was not in uniform.
WIS arrested N a warrant FOR ni'hcklnH
the officers with a bat while they wse
a rrrzf Clark
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KILLED wITH A PLANK.

Palestine, Texas, August s-Whlls at
work today on the public road leading
north of the city AMI near the fair
grounds. Reagan Watts. young man
about IS years Of age. and Berry Govan.
a young ao,orcd boy about the same age.
became Involved In difficulty. Watts
struck the colored hoy on the head with a
plank, which broke the skull and knocked
him insensble lie died at s O'Clock To-
night. Watts Is In jail.
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HOUSTON 10. Al'STIN G

Austin. Texas. August 9.-Horston con
tinres to win and defeated Austin today
tv score of 10 to s. This makes three
straights and it seems as If the Buf1aloes
woul0 take all in this half and MAKE their
percentage perfect The Senators outhit
the Mudcats. but numerous costly errors
lost them tho game. The hitting of Galley
end lleydon and the fielding oil DAVIS
Mere the features.
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HYMENEAL.

TWO WEDDINGs-Ki lleen. Texas. Au-
gust S.--Al,s1s Dora valiant, daughter OF
nr O. r. valiant af Killeeu. and Mr..
Thomas 'spneIe Of S,rinstown wers mar
ricd "wednesday morning, August q Rev.
A 4. Smith officiating Mr.. IL. A, I'D
war.s aud Miss MARY Mllisap. living In
tho same nelgiborhtoh some c'gh' niles
southwest Of kileen, were married Wei
nesday evening. August ., Rev a. Il.
Smlih narfornr -ng tho cercnlony.
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FIRST BALES.

Wills. Texas. August S.-1ihe first bals
of this seasons cotton found it's way To
town today and was bought by the car
son Morris company Ton 1l=c with "A prrln-
ium of $3.50. II was raised by j. NJ. How
al on the Farm of j, e. Jones.
Huntsville. Texas, An@ust S-Thc first
bale SOLD on the Huntsville market was
raised by W. Il. Bryant Of Grimes county.
Il weighed SIS pounds cinssoi good md
ding and was bought by j.. Is. Lamkin.
Kirbyville. Texas, August 1--kirbyVillc
received It's frs, bale OF new cotton yes
sold TO James Lee & @. for . S-lf and
shipped TO Wallis. I-andes q CO., Calves
TN, Texas.
Alto, Texas. August sThe first bs1e OF
Gotten for ihe season was brought IN yes-
classed street middllng and sold for L
ana "A premium of 81 was raised, Thg Is
twenty-eigh, days earlier than last year,
Two more bales In today.
Colmesnou. Texas, August I'D. c.
Prov 1t brought 20 town tais morning and
sold to J. A. Jackeon & Co for cents
pound a SOS pound bale Of cotton. the first
marko'cd here this season. NJ was shplei
10 f. j. Wills e Bro. There are Two other
tales of new cotton hero. but they nave
not been offered on the market yet
shepherd. Texas. August 7--shepherd's
lrst bale Of cotton was brought N today
by wiley Wright. a prosperous oo-ore u
farmer of this county The cotton was
shipped to Taylor 4 S1ns. iiopsi n, -. ~
SIM In IL picking at the rate OF seven bales
a day ami has about twenty bales rethy
for the gin aad VIII commence ginning To-
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SHERIff'S DEPARTMENT.

IJarwood, Texas, August "a liberal
reward viii be paid for any Information
lsudirg 10 the recovery Of ono spun OF
black mare mules about years old one
branded J-K O. II - connected, other
Inverted - II II connected Address u.
q. Lum HARDWOOD, or w. r. Jones' sheriff
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ToDAY,s CANE.

The Cresconts VIII play a game Of
ball this aft rnoon at League park with
the Auditor.ums The game Is for s25 a
side and gate receipts. winner to take
all. An adm.ss on fec Of Ii cents VIII
lee chars.sl 30 d7frdy the expense Of the
park Tho Auiitoriuns VIII have their
celebrated battery -Wltles and Werner.
while the Crescents have Wells. the star
twi.lor of the l'unk@. and McCorkendale.
thu Beaumont catcher
The game VIII he called AT $50 o'clock
shnrp. Following are 'fc players ana
~. ln.r.n
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Nuremberg. August s-Tne la"' pu' one
r5und In the international chess touEna-
ment was played in this city yes,sdIu t5e
asker. by beating Tarrssii-- -6 Se and a siI c
ver cup ana saivcr. donated by rs roy ,r, a
h ehncss the prlace regent OF b iNhalIic
Notbnr ,an. be said about I'm, 5ns p ps ,feie
are loo many candidates EFT in the lieid,
The nineteenth and final round WE Ds
nlaNed Monday.
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COOKE COUNTY CHAMPIONS

Gainesville. Texas. August s.--The Era
and Gainesville baseball mines crossed
bats AT Valley View Saturday, The play
Ing was very good on both sides. The
score was II 10 N favor Of Gainesville
This make the Gainesville team the
champions OF Cooke county
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M HERWICK FAILs.

San Antonio. Texas. August s.-M. Her
vi,k. dealer In wall paper and painters
s,,uniies nlt7d chtttel mortgage today
qo,,veying his property 10 G. J. Wurzhlcn'
,r,'st,.e Tor the bertit of Ills creditors.
liz liabilities are placed at SSoO.75, assists
not scheduled.
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nr,ne wrRE DEFEArEn.

Tho Houston Reds were defeated by the
sixth Ward BuGsloes yesterday by a
-, =, % N z The features were the
picf.ng ana heavy aIsos Of The BUD ana
e:a1h,,. edsEparish and o'Rilloro I'm
pire-Fushs.
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Earned runs-Austn .. Houston I.
Two baSa hits Shaffer .
Home run iIeyion
Sti Ick cut--By Roach 7.
Raises on called halls-Of' Crowe'l ?
p7uble nlay-Reed to ShaffV to Clark.
stolen bases Hoffman, Sligls, Slater .,
Clark ..
Patters midlothian, Cote.
r me Of Fame--1 10.
I'mn.re--Crottv.
Left on bases Austin E. Houston g.
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IF THE BABY is CUTTING TEETH
be sure and use that ora ana wei tried
rsmedy. Mrs. winslow's s so9hhhing syfrnP,
10. ~ gums. allays all pain, cures
S @lnt collie and is the best remedy for
diart hoea.
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Gancsvilk. Texas. August 9.-rhore IS
"a .srge camp needing 10 progress eight
n lies southwest of mere. Lalge crowdm
go from hc:e nightly and report a great
ucal OF good being done,
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|. EVIDENT =, TO A HUNTER

|a,a. whn. Ia August s.-Iiallis
nn fam e cut hunting yesterday. / t
fsn Of ,bs which was discharged. \
stt b1i "e ,. ioad striking hin in the
tsf 1 SopiSS Inc buckle OF his sus-
sea Of k his have resulted fatally 4
s numb was blswn n;f "
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Earned runs-San Antonl9 l, Galveston I.
Two base hits-York > NeckhecAtri
Belt, Lawrence. iierbcrt ana NeF"'
Three base blt--LnwrenCe;
Struck cut-Rv Herbert :. by Brott 3 p,
Bases on called balls-on Herbeyt !. of
Dcnbio n,avs-Lawrencc to Mu!,r. Par
Win 10 G,if1n. Cr'fhn 10 k,cr9an to
o'conpor. Crifnn TO H9reeI, 10 oconn ,,n
Nance 10 Hoover to, WectkoScner' i''i"-
mort to Steinfeldt = Neckt ck.r:
stolen tasee-Hoover 2. Belt, Neckbeek-
err O'Connor and Griffin.
Passed hall-Helt.
WIZ nirch-ParVn.
Time of game-l:iA 49,.
Tmp,res-Clark and often
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fYtns on tho InloFNdVsUIIdI UT" ,
Is,bsru and the Galveston, houston ann
E,ndsrson arrive at and depart from the
t,,rna,ional depot foot OF Congress ave-
NJ Missouri, Kansas and Texas trans
Esu he Katy depot at the fout of Mont
kmsry avenue, north side OF the bayou;
|,yescn, La Porte ana houston ana al:
Is.t roads except those mentioned uae
Y Grand Central depot.
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CHESS CHAMPIONS.

scores of the Contestants IN the Tourna-
mcnt to Date.
Nuremburg. August N.-foliowlhs are
the scores of the ccntesionis to date in
me chess tournament, az revised tonight
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i'umlnen, ',,, Signing the above arc
Asn havs G,l;zens Of Waco. and many
= IN tb,s III ned neid nos; ions of honor and
tsllng a, lily. Th"y are actdated ~
Aspss y pro'ect on t, the game ami
d large number viii attend
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n,r1IroN BEACH ENTRIEs.

rs, race. five-eighths of a mile-Run-
-, Kennebunk. sirrocco' l"' Bon
somme 81 Hers rne hs ST. Mrs. staaf! ID
Nsnlta a. race, five-eighths CT mile, 2
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woopvILLE .. CoLMEsNEIL 6,

Colmesncl. Texas. Angus = II.
Woodvine and Colmesnen Mines n
hall here Yesterday, the score "e'''7
. ia Woodvil,e's favor, -. hare neY,
rhee is TO be a mach game 3 5sa,, M" ne
Friday herwetn picked n-nes Trir,ty
Sarire and East Texas and the l''''''
and Sab ne ROADS.
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THE HOTELS.
Hr ,AwLoR-hATEs. $3.50 AND 81
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az ANroNIO .. GALVEsTON HI

San Antonio. Texas, August I'll ne
Sand Crabs had wllkovor in the dec ding
game today. rhay batted larvin out OF
tho box III the ffln inning. Barring jllly
urks numerous hits ana The many uJuple
plays there was nothing STRIKING about
the contest. The score:
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JAS. Butte,
HOUSTON.
Queen & Crescent Route

New Orleans ana Northeastern Railroad
Company. Alabama and Nlcksburg Ram
way Company. Nicksbuig. Shlo'eport and
Pacific Railroad Company. Best line wa
New Orleinp or Shreveport TO Cha'ta-
nooga, Cincinnati. Ashevlle Washington.
Philadelphia. Nov York. Nestibulcd trains
r NJ HUNT. Dallas. Texas; X. II. GAR.
RE1T. A. q. r. A.. New Orleans, Lao
4. HARDY. q. p. A. New Orleans. La
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