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1900: New York salt bellies. 6i,c: Wes,
ee,in salt bellies. 5g6Isc, smoked bellies
bAGGlNG AND rIEs-carload Lots
{. o. b.. Houston or Galveston: ' 8aep,a ,S's;
H. 6nc' "a 10, &c; 2ia Ia. Ire. TIES. Arrow
$40. Delta 81 So In small lots from storc
Pbn n9ain rs per yard higher: ties DC per
BAKING rowpER-Arex. H.. 500.
z ~ 40 a H.. 75c; Victor / in pr
Dozen zoe; II lb., zoe I. b. $50 Isis one
spoon ! iop per dozen, SO, y ~. A.Sj.
= 10, Nc, Is. C., 2l-oz cans, S2pl Der dpz-
en-; i,riees. l6-oz., s. per DOZEN Royal IL
CANNED FRUIT Per dozen. suewber.
tiss NcnSlm. pineGplrs STANDARD 81 e9sp
LOO; eyeess and corelcss 81 IS. seconds
WHt5c, pears. standard. 'NrgiSl 90. runue,
h ". bears 2-lb.; angi;ol; s-lh., 0Gog
LOO; peich9s' standard, ?,lb. Ai5ni =;
Ql'S2; 2-lb. pie peaches 75uSoc. S.lb. ne
pouches, 97iEc; blackbcrros. 75G&c. sin
standard apples, SjcUSLoD.
CANDY Plain candy, iie06i4c. wrapped
CANNED VEGETABLES = Marfowfat
peas, 5000 20; Lima beans, Socai 10.
NtrinS bo1ns, luNI5c; corn j0cNSi q. tuma-
loes 2-lb ,aSi62l1c, seconds 5oa5S,. 3-lh 70
rMc, rod kidney huhus, 9Th 75uanc.
CALIFORNIA CANNED GOODS-Per
uo1en ior 2lg,ln cans Peaches 81 i5ttl .G5,
pears. 81 55t1 80 green Cages. 81 31ai 80.
neciatihes. i.i5i CRANES 81 3o1fiS5 WHITE
. n,' ~ ''''t w. DUCK chttrles sl.NJU
I :, CANNED MEATS Roast beef lib
81 'len 10 2-lh y 2on2 3, Ill corued beef
dozen 8 doas Is lb rhtpp uHfb bee lo's tS
- l.N %; lib oxford Haushges dozen
wv Franklin snusages lib, 81 50; 4.lb
ram, 2 dozen, 81 q; Nh deviiod ham. :
81 .ppu TO-
cANpi. LES Granite Is and IS. 7n7isc 10
/ Oh tttref me. assorted ,apIprs NNfttttst Stnr
candies gitdtsc
,, G,'oFrEE- Rie and Cordovq Fair, lGp
| lbtc; primo. liUl7isc; choice lsigNWc;
fancy lsolmec pcaheiry 2oa2lc. Rolsted
coffee: Apex has g LOO N cases. $50. Is less
| e. comm-ssion Arhnrklcs, IN lM-lh cases,
81 10. Mocha aud lava, fancy blend 49, 49,.
.FLoiE..Car load lots; Tidal Wave,
| ~ ~ SEA fnrv, second roller pttcni 81 go;
| sea NNmph extra roller fancy. $500. : a
| Pearl y 40. rye flour 1910, pumreruickcl.
! $50. Special rates. fcr shipments {, in
terror points; iloir In barrels l5c above
| sacks; IA half barrels soc above barrels.
and cream meal, in hhls, N0u2 80. prnrl
meal In io-lh sucks, : 5@Hl O. per hb. of
FISH. Mac kerol. No. /, IN 10 10 kits .LoO
dimes, American quarters, in oil. s. .,
"x Str,'f No "a III 6aIf bbjs 81 Go1 5o ia
IiAMs- -stinlard iohQlOiac. picnic hams
iiGNEY-In GO Id cans, extracted 5aGc.
IN comb Snl0c: T. ID cans extracted dlgc.
| LARD-lRennod uerrcs, cohpcunl $50
! iieo. leaf I 1-N0bc, IA lb cans "a hlrhrr
tllan tierees; 70 10 cans &c higher lb ! Sc
MOI ASSES Centrifugal fair 1GR7c
! prime 23u2lr. chu ce open kettle YuIc.
RICE. Extra fancy lead aA4sscS; fancl
SH1,2.,c. prlme lf.1@%c.
RoPE--Basis for 10; sisal 5p5'sc. ma
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Total receipts Of cotton al galveston
today wcrr J7Sl bales. ~ follows. ~
GulG Colorado and snu'a. re "iiiM ~,
lN7 bales. by International and prest
n,th.rn railway, 39l. by NJ ssourL KAN
sns ana Texas railway, go; by bargc
I!oots. Nn. by barge Edd ., sol by
ychonnor Resale. ~, ,
Taken rs Galveston cotton m!hs. ~
t,,lrs: no shipments.
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Galveston TcNag. August 3. In the 10
cal exchange market, sterling sixties buy
ing al New York rates. l,as o.n Dis
count. selling at N." New Nurk Ia
buying $3.50 discount. selling nj par, N,W
or cans sign, buying lie discount. selling
az par. American silver buying Lie dis
count selling at par
Now York, August . Stcri.ug tN-
change bankers SIXTIES. 81 N21N 50, 4.
francs. bankers sixties 5eihp5.2li,. com
mtir.Al sin Ties. A,22t3.
New Orleans La. August q. sterling
exchange, commercial sixties 81 s2ni Ssie ;
francs: hanlS,rs siNt e- d. 22i.. New York
Sight. bankers 500 premium, commercial
NJ par.
cent, street rate, l. rate for silver. 30 il-ld,
couSclS NJ ll-li.
london August "a p IN The N.nk
OF England has reduced the selling price
OF AmcrIcan olElo- anolhor hnli-nonny
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New York August = Government
bonds steady Siuto bonds inactive rail
road bonds irregular.
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s-WnSVo; RosSdale cement per bbl., N75
mI%, lime. sl0o; fire clay. sS2sq3 ~; plas-
a. W. drain paving tile. per foot, Ia ijc.
,c inchcs inclusive; felt roofing, prr
square. s,I5u2a0; Acme and ROYAL CO.
man, goat. per h., tic: laths. per NJ. Sgco
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Liverpool Futures Closed at u Sharp
Decline.
AMERICAN MARKETS WERE LOWER
Hears Wer~ I'm Control and Hamms, cd
rriccs From All sidss-spo,s
Arc Raster.

u..,,o,Ia Of hesitation which would |
ser, ny,ras ~, bu, I'm. rally wouid enl,
last IA short ,im, and the closing Mt New
York nna New Dri,S,ns was 4 10 q points
io,.r ,h.r INST nth, rx.rv weak p,.
,1o, ,va. ,Al,,, a,,g,n,ep, of nv the boars
,,, .,,, ,,r,t,,,., .,,,,,,y M ,ony eo,ton
made the day very unfnyorahlc for amy
,.,.nt.. ,,,.,,.on,.., ,,,,o,,,n ,,hl... ..r,,
.,,a tl,..,,nol r,tnr.a ,,iosci
-. .,..,.,.. 1.,n,'r., =, s.n,io,s -
e,a ,4,,,r,n,i s,,o, snl,s sho,,.a a sl,cht.
10 nor,., ,.,,,,d ,bcn,h IA, to,nl was
.n,,, soma ,,.irs ,,n,h, M n a,.cl,ue ,f lid
o., 80.
NJ, NJ, ,no c,,lf,io,, nroc,inr tho
rn,rln, ,,s, MAJ, .,,,,,, t..,rish. hut ii good
.'1,n,nrt frS,n an,.,,,e n.rt,es would no
aou,,, ,orcc ,,o,u,,tn,,, ia h,sttnic before
,..,...,.., Mn snar, ,in.s rh, cnslcr
,,',.'N -. ,,o, ..,,,s.
.'.'''''' '',..,.',.,.,,,, -, n, nn,,y rocc,n,s
''>''S .'''s",''' n,..,,s, ,,., man.
''''' - ,,. t,,,.,,,rs fc,r ,h,t
N''' 'nV'e" 49," ..nn ,ar l,x,.r nr,,cu
.,,,n'. 49,. .,r,,,,,,,n ~ trad. la 40 unfay-
WHY '"V ..'.'''','' w. 80. .ra .,m
,',n ,,,,,, ,,a,,. of T.>as
o""'"s u" '.'' 800 49,, 4, ,,o ,,n,,.
-, ,,,,,,,.t 40 ,hs o>,,nt
'''''' .., .,,,,,,t,c, uno, m,
WV, '" -, ~, "a. bony 70
IL. cor ,,,,o ,tu,o Ga
i"r'N OF ne "V''''' -. uo,,ta
''l'v' ""' '"N '',"h ,,. NV, ,,,ir
qu''NS pu' VIC o"''' ~ ~ .rf,',,,
thou"h the F'ho'"' a4'""''" :"
cdly against me "HrNoN , ,.
,r.,,.t steady "A, "A decline Of to . points.
a. ,,...,,,,.,r o,,,n,d AT 7bS ,4old down to
:" -.n 49,, 49,, a., = nn,,T N
Oh i"a''ou 10 "O'' w" ''V.'' ~
aIaiust tb'H"no yesterday po''"''e'
| sold at 10 ON tho opening call, fell hack
TO 7n thun Advanced 60 IN. but was
.,-.I -, p "a 80, ,he closing ns COMPARED
q"o"N "' T. ~ u' ''a - oS4'''
WIN 90" IN" way "''''V' $40
sod at ,A9 soon thcrenftnr. but broke
| a., ODD, ,.,. ia, ,,.,,, r,u rhe t,lnainr wa
:" - ~ Wv iV''' ,,'.r IN ,,,..,.,,
| AT ta'n ido' AB"a"' '"'"''V S'h"'"''
| December sod at bs early IN the session
i ,bau lrnun,d TO T2n. bu. rtnctcd during
,,..,,..,,'...,, and .I,s,t Al 4 iei,7 Al. IA de-
''' INV NO. 49, .., ..,, ,.,
elm" ol pom" IA oo'''i"''u Wv" '''''
| Nights figures.
I'm, American ,ypo, markets were gvi-
.,,li,, ,.,.i... md lo,var New orleans was
| an, .u. tt,.,., o,.a
marked uoWn S-loo' VINO ','"S''" "''
| Galveston were SC M on all grades he
low good miadi,nr and 3-lGe of on good
,,r,,,.g ,,a w,adl,nr far. Momphi.
closed at a'e'@'o OF '-''o'
r,,. ,.,to,.,n, 4. am extract FRAN IA ,et-
| Yer ifN'FN'h ~ - " '"t ~ 'N'''' ''1''''
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ron RESULTS or ExcEssEs

Usc Hors8-d's Acid Phosphate.
DIR. Il. Il. ,snp.r. l,Lpe,on, W. Va,
s sssss / !" nncx It par eae' nee '
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.


pier Is.
So Europa, 20 W. W. Wilson. pier u,
~ Legislator, Wm parr ~ Go. pier so.
IS MattehNsun. Fowler n McNiie. pier
Ss Rencroy Fowler x McVitic. pier o.
- licndi. Fowler q MCNitir. qu.irRntln"
F. 50 Walter Raleigh. prthwcln ~ Sonr.
elevator.
Ss Counal. i \ sawyer & co. pier "a
s. Nueatau Vim. Parr a Co., uuaian-
tine.
son Mnrthn. nnnrnntinr.
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F." AsKea. b HID.
NEW ORLEANS FUTURES.
opened steady L. ,6 barely steady, and
clCs cd steady, sales ,5.t01
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BEANS California small white 2iiH
23-Sc per lh bayou 23-Su2 5-Sc; PINK 2'it
9lsc: Lima i6iiis hlaok-syed peas Sac.
BUTTER blue star IL, dairy l3c;
table. l3c. fancy Elgin creamery lNHNc
fresh Texas country Su20c II In good con
ditiuu. "
gin dairy bricks lSc.
CABBAGE Missouri s. 00d2.@5
CHEESE Ncw York full cream l2l2c
Wisconsin fun cream lie; Young America
IL. fancy nilcd cheese DulDc, SWISS 2S3
20: imitation Swiss l7mlsc brick cheese
llGGs Texas, in cases. 5aGc; candled' 81
DC: kansas, llul1c.
GAMt.-prairie chickens s2,15q30o per
dozen. vcusou 5ff6c per pound; power
KRAi'T- New. 81. % per half bbl.
ONIONS-New Texas stock SH9oc per
bushel,
pOTATOES--Nor and Western, 90
N'i'r' TRv-Chicks MS, per dozen. ola
hens. sgOG5i2 n; spring, S.boN225. hroilers,
81 Oll.9j. according to size' turkey hens,
81 0naaol turkey gohblers, %oopAo0.
ducks. Sa7j02.t0; geese 81 2'nS.5o
TOMATOES ST. Louis 500 per bushel.
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Nsh'h IRA.
LIVERPOOL FUTURES.
Opened easy, demand moderate; 2 p n.
quiet, closed barely steady.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO.
Ihe leading futures ranged as follows:
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New York Telegram 10 mo plcnvune
says. The notuAl result OF the recent

iuius "a sim undttcrm ned. Reports nom
thirty points IN North roNnN assert mot
th,] came too late To Increase the yield
single pound, that the etdlk was already
dead, and had mndurrd and thnt the opc,
cotton was blown away 10y vlo"ni winds.
Savannah reports that the ccHdtlpH az
he crop "a awful. ami rain can do no
good
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LIVE STOCK.


Reported for The Post by A. i. Norman,
1--we stock commission merchant.
Etcyes- 49, 49,
Choice. per ID, grOss............ FAC ~
Common, per IL. gEoss..........
Cows 90,
Choice per Id. gross 2i+p y.
Common. per 10. sfoEh.........
Gcarliugs- 49, .
Choice, per H., gross. 2i.M ~
Common. per ID. groAs...,.'.... -.
calves 49,
small per 10. gross 70 81
large, per 10. gross,.......,..... 70 "a
Sheep ,.
r'ho &c. per 10 Rross..........,., % ga
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eos
ss.N. tsssss s..at wv
NEW YORK SPOTS.
LIVERPOOL SPOTS,

NEW YORK FUTURES
Opened steady at decline; ICES barely
steady, closed steady. sales 2to6oo.
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standing of the Clubs.
soME FEATURES OF THE GAME.
Marr's Men Shut Ont Hut Not at All
Disgraccd- Good Playing.

Il Those who were at the park yesterday
afternoon witnessed a snappy, gingery
game of ball. and although Marr's men
were shut out, they put up an article of
which they need In no wise be ashamed.
Brandt was in the box for the home
team and pitched his usual reliable and
effective game, the hard hitters of the
Hills getting but Steven hits. which We've
pretty well scattered except in the
eighth. when they were punched a fact
which, In conjunction with two bases
on balls, Melted four runs HIS support
was superb, with the exception of the
errors named in the official score below
But the Changers played in hard luck
and were not able to get single man
across the plate. though sevual tiIr5
the bases were full with one man out, and
In one inning the home team had n man
on third and one on second with no one
out. but thanks 10 Mr.. Mcfarland, no
SCORE was mad's.
Referring ito the latter. ne twirled
clever game of ball and 1t proved puz-
zies to his opponents Only seven hits
were secured off him and they were so
Mari led the batting for his team with
a pretty double and a single, while Har-
grove solved the Macs dslivery to the
extent of two singles. Reiman, Burke
and Magee were the only others lucky
enough to find the sphere. Pickering
led III hitting for the Hill Climbers with
n double and two singles.
Umpire McDermott, who officiated in
the same capacity in this league couple
of years ago. was on tfe field and per-
formed his arduous duties with as much
sSstisfaction as umpires generally do
Bruner the new pitcher, viii proba bly,
be in the box to-day, when another hard
tussle will take place and the Changers
VIII be In the push.
The score below tells the story:
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BROS. PRICE &C.
RoSENSTEIN'S 1oc. LINEN COL
LARS. BROWN BROS. WILL SELL
AT &c.
MEMS SUBSCRIBERS, KOSEN-
STEMS PRICE l5c: BROWN BROS.
&c
MEMS sCARFs. RICH SILKS AND
LARGE ASSORTMENT. KOSEN
STEMS 5oc. sCARTS. 29c. EACH.
ALL THE CHEAPER NECIlWEAR
AT PRoPoRTIoNATE REDUCTIONS.
LADIES RIBBED SKIRTS OF UN
BLEACHED COTTON, 25c. SKIRTS
NOW 15c
LADIES' RIBBED COTTON UNDER
VESTS, FALL WEIGHT. LONG
SLEEVES. soc. ONES NOW 25c.
TOILET SOAPS, RosENsTElN HAD
GREAT STOCK OF THIS. WE WILL
CLOSE ALL THE Sc SOAPS AT &c A
CAKE.
/ MEMS AND BOYS WORKING
SHIRTS. CHENIOT AND OUTING.
NOW IN THREE LOTS, 1sc., 25c., CSC,
LITTLE MORE THAN HALE PRICE.
CHILDS' TAM oSHANTER HATS.
WHITE AND FANCY DUCK, CLOSING
PRICE 1Sc. EACH.
FIVE HUNDRED PAIRS BOYS,
KNEE PANTS-THE SOC. ONES NOW
l9c.: THE 5Oc. ONES NOW Csc: THE
75c ONES NOW $50. a PAIR
ALL RoSENSTEIN'S &C., &c. and Sc.
DRESS GINGHAMS, 4c a YARD.
THE NEW YORK BARGAIN HOUSE
STOCK ON CHURCH STREET, NEAR
IE OPPOSITE ST. PAUI'S CHURCH
ii5 AND 1i1 CHURCH. WHICH ROSEN.
TINE SOLD TO US AT LESS THAN
4Oc. ON THE DOLLAR.
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SACRIFICING
TO Close Out the Stock of the New York Bargain House
Which We Bought at Third It's Cost.
Observation-Disclosures

LADIES' SHOES. kOSENSTEIN'S
PRICE s1OO; BROWN BROS. CLOSING
PRICE. Csc.
LADIES' SHOES. RosENsTElN's
PRICE Slips; BROWN BROS. CLOSING
PRICE s5c.
LADIES SHOES. ROSENSTEIN's
PRICE sl.5o: BROWN BROS. CLOSING
PRICE sl.Oo n
LADIES SHOES. RoSENSTEIN'S
PRICE $500; BROWN BROS. CLOSING
PRICE $500,
MEMS SHOES. RoSENSTEIN'S
PRICE $3.50; BROWN BROS. PRICE
Csc n..G,
MEMS SHOES, RosENsrEIN's
PRICE SIPS; BROWN BROS. PRICE
Sl.5O 80
LADIES SHIRT WAISTS. PRINTS,
UNLAuNDRIED, BROWN, BROS. ARE
CLOSING OUT AT 1Sc.; RoSENSTEIN'S
PRICE WAS S9c.'
HOUSEHOLD AMMONIA, QUART
BOTTLES 1oc. WAS THE PRICE: &c.
IT is NOW
LADIES' DRESS WAISTS OF HEN
R1ETrA, CLOSING PRICE CSC EACH.
LADIES' UNFRAMED BLACK CAN
TON SAILOR HATS. CLOSING PRICE
1sc. EACH.
ALL RIBBONS AND TRIMMED AND
UNTRIMMED MILLINERY HAS THE
CLOSING PRICE ON IT.
THE FIRST GONiMERS GET ABOUT
200 PAIRS OF ,RoSENSTEIN'S 1911 sl.Oo
BLANKETS AT S6gc. A PAIR
MEMS LAUNDERED PERCAIE
NEGLlGEE SHIRTS. RosENSTEIN'S
Soc ONES: NOW csc tf
MEN CELLULOiB COLLARS RIO.
SENSTElN'S PRICE. 12c.; BROWN
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CieveInna wins From wa.hington.

Washington, Juna 2-Cleveland turn
ed the :ablCs on the Washingtons TO-DAY.
the home team being unable to connect
game In the fourth inning on four hits
two bases on balls arsI an error by
Joyce Attendance, $500. Score
Washington 100000 81 .
cleveland 80 0 30 O-G Q z
BATTERIES: German ana Mcclure: NIL
son and O'Conner.
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Coons. 4; Tannehin /. Struck out-By
Coons. s.; Tannehill, s. Time Of game
-l:35. umpire-Betts.
Norfolk Defeated.

Petersburg, Va. June 2.-Timely hitt-
ing. aided by Quarles' supscb pitching,
won to-day's game from Norfolk. Gil
roy undertook to do ths box work for
the vieltors, but after giving a base on
balls. single and n double, scoring two
runs in the fifth. he was relieved by
The fielding of both teams
was good. While the homs team made
five errors they were productive of no
runs. Mulligain, Petersburgs new out
fielder, made his first appearance to-day
and made Il good impr; ssion. Score:
PErlERSBIJRG
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with the Amateurs.

rThe Olympic Baseball Club VIII play
Its first game I'm their new uniforms
at Suffolk on Friday afternoon ait 4:aO
O'Clock. The boyshave greatly strength
ened since their last "trip, and good
game may be looked for.
.hhe game at League Park Thursday
afternoon at o'clock between the All
Americas and the Brambletons will be
the second OF the series of five games
10 De played for side stake. It WILL no
ooupt. be very interesting, and a large
crowd should turn out ito encourage
the amateurs. Modltn. who held the
Brambletons down ITO five hits Will be
IN the box for the All Americas, while
Putnam VIII be his opponent
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Cincinnati Defeats Philadelphia.

Philad elphia. Pa, June 2.-Cincinnati
played all around Philadelphia to-day
and Won At no time d:d the local club
figure in the confess; The Ph,ladelphia
players put up a generally lis;less ga ann.
weather clear. Attendance, 5,275. Score:
r. II. +.
Cincinnati ...3 1918 al II
Philadelphia % 0 ] 90 Ia II
Batteries: Ehret and Vaughan: Me
Gill. Carsey and Clements and Bowie
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The Giants Defeat tho cars

New York. June 2.-The New York
defeated the Chicagos again today nv
superior ball playing. Ansons men
eouio not connect win Meekins' curves
while men w5re on bases while Irwin.s
team hit Griffith hard and at the proper
time. The locals played fast BAN in All
departments and delighted a crowd of
$500. Score:
New York 10 2130s-S a .
chicago ......0 2 100Ol-5 2
Batteries: Me:k!n and Wilson; Gr!f-
nth and Kittredge
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In Baron Hirsch'g will. as originally
drawn, 1,000,0 00f. was left to charitab Bile
institutions i'm Vienna, but a cod.ciI a DID,
ed soon after Herr Luger's first election
to the Mayoral!ty proved the growth OF
the anii-Semitic movement a: the Aus
tr!an Capital. transferred the bequest to
similar institutions in Moravia.
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Standing or National Lengue Clubs
Pond Pitched MngniiIeently.

Baltimore. June Pond pitched mag
nihctHt ball to-day,at the ltsburgs be-
Ing finally retired with but four hits
Nt-rrit's finger was split in the fifth in
ming and 'Sugden went in to catch Score:
r. ii. T..
Baltimore 20 0O2 21lo 10 IL
Pittsburg 20 90 00O0.- 3
Batteries: Pond and Clarke; Hughey
and Merritt and Sugden.
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Boston Nearly shut Out

Boston. June 2-Louevine all bu, shut
out the Bostons to-day The latter
scored in tbs nin.h after two men were
out. Attendance, 1866. Score:
X. H. L.
Boston .......0 0 0 0 90 % .
Batteries: Cunningham and Miller.
Mains, Dolan and Tenney.
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LYNCHBURG.
Total ............s SO 6 II 81
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Portsmouth ..........0 0 o 0 0 0 0 90
Lynchburg .....:.....0 0 1 0 0 4X-G
Summary: Earned Runs-Lynchburg.
z. Two-Rase Hits-Rieman, Mari and
Pickering. Stolen Bases-Marr. RE
man. Hargrove. 3; Smith. Double Plays
MARI and Magee, Leahy and Little.
Bases on Balls-Off Brandt, 3: off Nc
Farlan, l. Hit by Pitched Ball-Rol-
Inns. Struck Out-By Brandt /. Time
2I0. Umpire-McDermott.
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The BrideGrooma Wins From Inc
Browns.

Brooklyn. June Had Donohue been
as w.ll supported as Kennedy ST. Louis
would have shut out the Brooklyns TO-
day. Attendance, 1000. Score:
r. II. L.
brooklyn 81 90 0 0 0 % 1
Batteries: Donohue ana Murphy: Ken
nedy and Blu. rell.
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Richmond Defeated.

& Roanoke, Va, June 2.-Roano,<e won
to-day by hitting Tannehill at oppor
tune times. Coons pitched good game
TWO OF the runs to Richmond's cedit he
Ing the result of bad throw by VIII
Hams. Score: "
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ROANOKE.
Totals
SCORE BY INNINGS

Roanoke ............0 O021ooo, Q
ft,eEmo1P ..,...a....2 0 o O0lO IA
summary: Earned runs-Roanoke 2.
Rtoamsnd, 2. TUo-base hsts--WiHiams
Hal. Three-bsse il!t-Tannehill
Stolen baae-Grove. Base ON baals-off
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AND THE CHANGERS GET THE CIPHER
Rrandt Pitches Great Rail- and Is
Sharply Supported but Mars Mem
Have Trouble Solving McFnrIand's
~ Puzzle-The Bases Were Several
Times Full but Could MOI Tally.
Yesterdays GamcM
Roanoke, 9; Richmond. 4.
Lynchburg, 6; Portsmouth. 6.
Petersburg, s; Norfolk, 5.
where the Clubs Play To-Day

Norfolk at Petersburg.
Lynchburg at Portsmouth.
Richmond at Roanoke.
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Louisville in Boston.
st. Louis In Brooklyn
Chicago in New York
Cincinnati in Philadelphia
Pittsburg in Baltimore.
Cleveland In Washington
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Ycsterday,s Rig League Gamea.

IA: Philadelphia. IL.
Baltimore, 10: PitLsburg, 3.
Brooklyn, 2; st. Louis. /.
louisville, 10; Boston. g
New York s; Chicago, g.
Cleveland, &; Washington, 4
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NORFOLK.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Petersburg ........O o | 0 POI 2 o. G
Norfolk ...........O 0 0 0 . o / o. 3
Summary: EARNED Misunderstanding,
4; Norfolk, 3. Two-base Hits-Kelly,
Stephenson. Home RunS-ll}. adley, Bro
die. Stephenson. Stolen Bnses-Stan-
hops. Raffert. Double Plays-Dundon,
Breen and Raffert; Langsford to Arm
strong. Base onI Balls-Off QuarleS, .;
off Gilroy, 3; off Blanktnship, s. Hit by
Ouarles. A; by Gilroy |; by Blankenship.
9. Passed Balls-Bhilerltyn Time
1:35. Umpire--Cl!ne. 49,
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oFEicE on J. T. GREEKi COUNTY IupcE,

OFFICE OF +. SREERtCouNTY JUDGE,
Green Cove Springs, Clay Co., Fla.
GENTLEMEN: Twenty-three wears ago
was attacked with infammatory rhcumatisu
was attended by the most eminent physician
Springs, r. " the noted Hot SPRINGS a If AZ.
kansas, and many other watering places,
directions, and finally came to Florida. ten
years ago About twoyears ago I had a severe
attack OF rheumatism, was confined to my
Wss induced to try P. p. p. Lippmnn's Great
Remedy, knowing that each ingredient was
ing two small bottles l waa relieved At four
and esh ZINES ,ie since have had slight attacks
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says he bought bottle of P. p. P. at
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more good than three months treat
ment Mt Hot Springs.
rheumatism, rs we'll as sciatica. and
govt is cured by course of p. P. p,
Lippmans Great Remedy.
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The Honora bic j. T. Greer, one of the
best known and most highly respected
county Judges of the State of Florida,
writes OF his horrible sufferings from
lnfialnmatory rheumatism:
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In tho Southern League.

RH. E.
Columbus ......9 oo1oO O-3 4
Birmingham 30 90 OIL II 6 3
Batteries: Williamson and Wright !:
Sparks and Rappold..
AT Montgomery:
r. H. e.
Montgomery 20 2 oooO2 "a 10 /
New Orleans Il 000 Is o
Batteries: Bailey and Wiley; CAM and
Gonding.
At Atlanta: