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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-10
MOVE TO HOUSTON.
McFnddcr BROTHERS VIII Establish
Hcuduunrtcrs nj Houston.

TAYLOR. Texas. May 9Thc McFadden
Cotton brokerage company, who have been
operating an Office here for several years
| under the management OF Bryan Heard.
have decided to move their agency from
this place to Houston. where the general
state headquarters Of the company VIII
be established.
Premiums awarded at the recent fair:
The baby show resulted as follows:
First premium TO Mr.. and Mrs Morgan
Grifltns boy baby.
Second premium to Mr.. and Mrs Tom
Pendergast's boy baby.
First premium 10 Mr.. and Mrs. jim
Bonds girl baby.
Second premium to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cbaudoin girl baby.
Registered sborthorns-Best bull, award
ed j. F. Burns Graded shorthorns-Bc st
cow awarded Charles McAnulty: best bull
calf Charles McAnuliy. Holstein registered
Best bull. G. T.. King: best COW. G Il.
King; best bull and four OF his get, @. T.
King; best bull calf. &. u. King: best
heifer calf. G. Il. King; best mich COW
c. T. King Jerseys registered go Best bull
years old and over. q. II Booth second
best. Taylor Jersey Cattle club best BULL
| year old Hankey G. Thompson best COW
2 years old and over II. s. Bradford a.
Son. second best, C. II Booth, best /
year old heif.r. II. s. Bradford q Son;
second best. Hankey & Thompson. Graded
Jerseys--Bcst COW. q. T.. King; second
best. j Il. Tucker. Hogs. Poland Cbinas--
Best gilt, under year old, VIM. OConnor
best boar. year old and over, VIM O'Con-
nor; sweepstakes best boar or sow any
age or breed, VIM. O'Connor; best boar
2 years old and over. awarded G. T.. Kings
hog. Dandy Dun - second best boar, over
year old and under 2. G. Il. Kings RE
porter" best boar, under / year old g
Il. King: best SOW and pigs. G.. E. King;
best boar and sows. G. E. King: best
boar or sow, any age. C. r. King. second
best boar, under / year old, r. p Marsh:
second best gilt under year old. T. p.
Marsh; second best pigs, G weeks old, j. =.
II. Tabor of Georgetown; second best boar,
under years old. j. p. II Tabor.
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TENNESSEE EXPOSITION.
sust Seven Days showed Nearly
Fifty Thousand Nttcndnucc.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May o. The first seven
ie' the Centennial Exposition shows
saashanoe OF 47,yJ. " lille this was
s.s.Nls 10 the management and cit
- yrslerday--the eighth day-more
- -. surpassed all expectations. I'NyevtN-
~ - .eusani admissions We're registere
.,S 1s Me day anc night. several thou
~ ~ Moie man aIAenuvu on the opening
=. MakliB total 40 far of n. 300 VINO
Iss,a ,'eIded, although the government
,t.s'-e y not ol.n 10 visitors and toe
~. IN " the farthenon are not in
~ mith good weather the coming
h, WI! snow increases In att.niamce
G.lssle i Inc attendance has been almost
Tarnrey from the Vicinity OF SnshN lille.
hi s N begins week of many meet
,tcb ,,,i,, assemblies at the exposition.
NJ NJ WI he attended.
h. a'o,fers Council Will begin hold.
~ MI, IN the Woman's building.
sg fan. fan lllclude u number of Interest,"
M he Womans building Mrs. Conwell
,s M ave Charge of the mode kj,chcn
~ me regular free lessons Vim hcri,,
Isa'u suffrage conference win as
NWvefsl days. ~ remain IN session
d V oi : sy' the 18th, the Improved Or
tpa W,li ~ Men of Tennessee reseryn-
Ann.rr,c r,eorate IN the Auditorium. ST
gtshtSs " WI! |, Witness great gathering Of
isres benrh the hanging OF the mic
ealy on ss.d dearIy completed. will be Tor
bsrari will III, favorable day Professor
Sshh VISA "saih experiment with his
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Galveston 4, Fort worth =.

Galveston, Texas, MAY 9.-rhree thou
sand people cheered themselves almost
hoai'se today when Bones Parvln. in the
ninth inning made a hot drive 10 center
made second ana brought in two runs.
which tied the score. Fandcmonlum reign
81 for ten minutes, ard the police wero
kept busy clearing the field. Fort Worth
made Two runs in the first and one in the
second inning. Neither siGc scored there
after until the eighth, when Nance scored
a rum. 1t looked Ike defeat for Calves
ton. but ialNin succeeded IN landing and
then, scoring ON IL hit, won hts own
game.
Fort Worth failed to connect with the
ban IN tho last half, and then the crowd
poured into the field and carried ParNin
to the grand stand where he was peited
with siiNpr coins
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sulnrsNillr.

Gainesville. Texas. May S.--The party
arrested In this city for peddIing clocks for
n Kansas City house has employed Persons
a Hayden Of Denson who have brought
suit In tho Federal court at Paris. aud will
test the ordinance.
News from ex Congressman silos Hare.
formerly OF this district. but now in WASH
ington city. confirms the report that the
chances for tho payment Of the indian
depreciation claims" arc not good. Judge
Hare and many citizens in this section arc
largely interested In tho payment OF these
claims.
Captain u. r. Comcgy has been rc,clect-
ed superintendent Of the public ANiools.
Tho school board declined 10 reduce his
salary and also passed a resolution that
no cut would be made in any of the teach
crs' salaries, which run from $50 TO $50 per
month.
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nm. a Vigorous Kick.

I'M. .'on' Texas, May 5-seem,,np,v vorv
.as 'g as frs.,ls taken by the masses In
Fay x,,S "e gas company VII have lis
Via, on me c.y council an,,h,tn ss
he pre.a we People do excopt ~ ,'..,,'r, ;,
her, slS,.i, members 10 ohlivion a., ~
= eadeayors me gas company seem to
aiy. lnsisss 20 dictate term, TO the
isats Of usr, 81 being thankful for past
psitoa =. ssury and now stanIlng i'm inc
rsht Of II H. petitioner wiki no psrticular
q Ina, I'm mathemaiticallv depous,r,t-
y o. Can't Van he produced here for 40
,ooesand wn,,i, thousand, and that 81 ppr
iptollt on tb w"iu Weld a very handsome
ton sn,aoS sae investment. n minority re-
tesn sl5m,,.nns Justice all around has
I@lsed NJ 10 the council. which WIS
eeuh affors Because! Now no one
,as bresent 10 furnish gas as cheap as
l2iely r'tn. company, ana Vet they ahto,
lie hAnohse to agree TO tha rcno~, ~,
s,shsh ia QUIZ Committee OF the counc. /,
Me Council 4 ba-sn in rates. What should
seslf, and ~ But ore thing presents
splaat ana .tls TO- advertise for blls Tor
tennany va IAN absolutely refuse 10 grant III :
ave as my sas farther faNors or rights
Ihs csneni dds in regular way.
e.siaess-is lark chamber Increment
..,try memhas' Iect ng on the MAYOR and
spssofess Will, VI the council as a secret
sNald h h,Isst every contract and ia
have bids Up TO the light OF day. Lei
i GtunfAs,
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ticket This cheap rnte is tho outcome OF
the low fares allowed on round trip tickets
for the nrntcet, and the cheap one way
tickets will be- sold over tho counters OF all
the st. Louis Chicago lince, to onset tho
manipulation of the brokers.
Lines OF the Western Passenger assoc
cintion and OF the Central Passenger conf
mittee have reached an agreement regard
ing the arrangements for the sale OF tho
Christian EndeaNor tickets. For time It
WAS thought that the difference in tho
forms OF the tickets to be used by the lines
of the two organizations would result In
considerable friction. The arrangements Of
the Western roads however. have been SO
satisfactory that there is now no chance
Of trouble. rornd trip form or Ticket viii
be used up 10 the Eastern gateway of tho
Western roads and from there on one
way ticket viii he used.
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S2.0S

control of the immigrant trafic The roads
arc unit In declaring that the Immigrant
traffic must not he left to take care Of
itself, rs 1t has boen such fruitful source
of Generalization in tho past On the other
hand. the attorneys have been considering
the matter and they have all como TO the
conclusion that there "a no way in which
the omigrsnt clearing house can be kept
alive on account Of the supreme cour, de-
cislon No definite action was taken today,
but the chances are that the roads viii
enter Into "A tncit agreement TO allow the
clearing house rules and regulations TO
remain in effect II the courts Interfere
the lines VIII be In position to say that
there Is no agreement, and that tho roads
ARE following out their line of action OF
their own free will and Independent of
any and all other roads.
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Sam Anlnnio In: PnrIs 9.

San Antonio. Texas. May ls.-Tne u ~,
chos had some more fun with the fA'
Midlands totay. and cantered easliy anu
playfully around the diamond fn'r@o''
times. The Midlsnds MANAGED 10 seotV
twice. Pabsi. the heavy-hlrtns first oase-
man from St. Louis. worked his way
around to thri base IN the second inhihs'
and made the plate on a mun by hanp ~
second I'M also made the pilgrh''se ~
the fiflh by means Of hi when NJ
clever;y placed In short lief; field KHAN
tumble at second and sacrifices by lsai's
and Nolan. ,o,ns.
Keefe and Kohnle swelled the ,phenoins.ai
nal home rum record of the Local diani'aN
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An ACT OF uERolSM.
Fireman Lus,s. AT Great Risk, saves
u Little Chiid From Drnth.


San Antonio. Texas. May 9.--Flromnn r.
II. Lusk of the san Antonio aud Arkansas
Pass railroad performed n daring act of
hcrolsm Friday afternoon. AS the tram
ON which MIR Lusk is fireman rounded u
sharp curve near tho Liberty mills In ihc
outskirts OF the city the engineer and
nremau were mortified to see little =
year old child OF John C. Mchau's piayiig
ON the track straight ahead OF them ihe
engineer reversed his engine and irantoai-
ly blew his whistle. but the little ohc only
looked up and waved its hands slecfuliy
at the approaching train. The distance
was too short in which 10 bring tn" IRAN
to II stop in time TO save the lltilN tot
Realizing this. Fireman LuHk lcaped QUICK
ly through the cab window, sped aloac The
running board and climbed out to the
front of the pilot just in time 10 re'ch
forward at The risk of his own life aud
LIT tho child from the track Bu, for the
quickncss and bravery of Mr.. usk The
child would have most certainly been
crushed to death. as II was impossible TO
stop the train in time, and tho child, all
unconscious OF its peril, was running to-
ward the approaching engine
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There were no close decisions Yesterday.
The ump!re Will cry play hall" nj 40
o'clock today.
Dallas closes the series today. It is
game and game.
Turner and Becker each made good
catches Yesterday.
one of the largest crowds Of tho season
witnessed the short game Yesterday.
Napoleon McCloskcy will now sport
gold-headed prop. VIII he take II "a right
field with him, is q question some have
asked.
Weyhlng is not the pitcher that Black
burn Is Some say blackburn Is lucky,
on the other hand it appears tina, he is
n pitcher
XII Peoples was hit IN the back Of the
head hv I1.ll yesterday. This necessiIated
his retirement from the game. Everyone
regretted II, az XII is quite popular here.
Hill has won both games he has Pitch
ed. vet he is on trial II Will not do, 10
piaise him too much vet. Wait until
critical time arrives and he has been
tested.
Ladies will be admitted free to the
grounds today. but as usual on the last
game Of the series they will he charged Tor
admission TO the grand stand. The AZ
tendance of ladies is very flatter1nS 20 me
game. ANA Mr.. Tluh feels that the IN r.
est d!snlayed by them is a reward for the
great number Of days he is gN.ns o't
which no admission Is charged. on thcse
davs when admission TO the stanl IN
charged they turn out wei. thus sho"l's
Their apprecation,
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Notes.

Colonel A. Gordon Jones. superintendent
OF the Memphis and Little Rock railroad.
has resigned. and Major James Harrington
has been appointed as his successor.
The Central Passenger association meet
ing refused 10 grant demands OF the dif-
ferential lines TO allow them 10 apply dlf-
ferential rates on passenger business TO
intermediate points.
The ruling Of the board OF managers OF
the Joint Traffic association In regard TO
passenger fares based on speed will rot
take effect with the summer schedules.
The matter Will be shclyed until the IAN
The competitors OF the Rock Island have
all given notice that they Will meet the nc
tion OF that road In making reduced rate
from Utah points to Chicago and tho MIS-
souri, River for school teachers who desire
TO como East for their summer vacations.
President Frank Thompson OF the Penn
syIyania Railroad company, has denied over
his own signature that there Is any iounda-
ton for tho report that the Pennsylyania
railroad IL In any way concerned IN tho suit
brought in the name OF Mr. McCrea against
The Northern Pacific In the United States
circuit court at Tacoma
Travel from st. Louis to Chicago Will be
cheap from May to ~. inclusive. The
rate from East St. Louis to Chicago will
be- 81. so, and the tickets Will be sold on
this side by paying 25c extra for the bridge
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A Fin. Trn,n.

Chicago May a.-The Burlington's new
Southwestern Limited" with new equip
ment, one OF the finest trains ever sent out
OF here started on its initial trip at $3.50
p. IN. today. A party OF railroad officials
and guests went as far as Mendoza with
the train.
They were brought back from Mendoza On
a special train which broke all existing
records for fast time. The distance from
Mendoza TO Western avenue, seventy nine
miles. was made in ~ minutes. Including
one dead stop. slow-up through Aurora
and again over mile and half Of slow
grading. Al one place i,s miles were made
in three minutes.
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halfway Con,rn,inns In 1897.

May National convention of railroad
commissioners, at st Louis. Mo
May Il-Amcrican Foundrymen's asso-
citation, Detroit, Mich. secretary. John A.
Pouton, Detroit, Mich.
May 2G-Assoolation OF American Rail
way Accounting officers, at Richmond. Va,
Secretary, G. g. Phillips, 1874 Van Buren,
street. Chicago,
May 2d--AEsoclation Of Railway Claim
Agents, at st. Louis. Mo Secretary.
George Marsden Middlctown. n. Y.
June Master Car Builders association.
at old Point Comfort, Va. Secretary. John
w Cloud, PA Rookory, Chicago.
June S-Natlonal Convention OF Local
Freight Agents associations. al Washing
ton. d. c. Secretary. w. j. Jackson Chi
cage, Evansville and Indianapolis, Chicl-
go, III,
June l5-American Railway Master Me
chanics association. nj old Point Com
fort, Va. Secretary. John w. Cloud. 9l4
Rookery. Chicago
june 1G-Associatlon OF Railway Tele-
graph superintendent at Niagara Falls.
Secretary, r. W. DIew Milwaukee. wis.
June l6-National Association Of Car
Service Managers at Boston Mass. Secro-
tary, a. @. Thomson, Scranton. ia.
June 22-Train Dispatchers' Association
of America at Detroit, Mich. Secretary,
i. #. Mackie, Chicago Rock Island and
Pacific railway. Chicago.
August National Association " Railway
Contracting Freight Agents. Secretary. S.
Gano, Jr. Hubert Block. Cincinnati. Ohio.
September 7-Naiional Railroad Master
Blacksmiths' association. at Chicago. Sec
re;ar~, George j.. Hinkens, Gladstone,
MINI.
September S-Master Car and Locomotive
Painters association, at Old Point Com
fort. Va. Secretary, Robert McKeon, Kont.
Ohio.
eptcmbor-American Society Of Railroad
Superintendent (place TO be ixodl Sec
rotary. c. x. Hammond. Asbury Park.
n. j.
September 14-Traveing Engineers as
Thompson. Elkhart. Ind.
September ii-Roadmasters' Association
Of America, at Old Point Comfort. Va. Sec
Rotary j. Is. Dickson, Sterling. ILL.,
October 12-Amercan Association Of
Travelling Passenger Agents. AT Nashville,
Tenn Secretary, l.. w. Landman. Co.
iumbus Ohio.
October 1g-Amerfcon Association Of
General Passenger and Ticket Agents at
ST. Louis Mo Secretary. A. J. Smith.
Cleveland. Ohio.
October lD-American Street RAILWAY as
sociation. AZ Niagara Falls, N. Y. Sccre-
tary, T. c. Pennington, Chicago.
October l0-Associaiion OF Railway si,.
perintendents Of Bridges and Buildings. at
Denver. Col Secretary, $. II, Patterson.
Concord n. II.
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After the Record.

Baltimore. Nil, May 9.-lienry Srni'h of
the Century Cycling club OF Maryland
started at E a. m. to break the National
Neutrality-suspicious. road racord. which Is
now 295 m les, PA feet Al Tho twelfth
hour Smith had ridden 40 miles AMI
WAS ahrli of the record. this. TOO, In tho
face Of stop OF an hour and 0fieen min
utos for dinner. At s O'Clock tonight
Smith completed 200 mites, ana after rest
ing for half an hour started out again
He is rl1'ug over n twcnty-mlle surveyed
course on the tamous shell road to thN
east of Baltimore. Both the weather aud
the road were most favorable for the at
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Earned runs-Austin 5.
TWO base hGS-Martn, Badger, Weikart.
Morrison.
Left on baaes--By Austin s. by Dent
spn-Sherman S.
STRUCK out-By Spencer Q
Bases on called balls-Oh Spencer ,. off
Driukwatcr !.
Double plays Alexander and Weckbeck-
or. Dr.nilwater and Morrison and We!k-
ant.
>.
B7ttcrs Naturalization. Alexander
priLkwator sullivan.
Passed -Weckbeclter.
Time of rame-lio.
lmpire.- Franklin.
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Nashville. Tenn. May 9.-Yesterday the
exposition committee OF the National Pas
senger Agents association met with
committee OF the exposition committee and
perfected the programme for the agents
convention. which meets here October
IT,
Tho passenger agents OF the executive
committee were present as follows: IT, III.
Trestan president Wabash road; l.. w.
Landman. secretary and treasurer. Hook
ing Valley road. Columbus, o.; G. s. La
Fallett. Big Four railroad. Peoria. M;
Howard ]. Ball, Delaware. Lackawanna
and western railroad; X. r. ijeasley,
Louisville and Nashville, birmingham.
Ala; W. n Warwick Missouri Pacific,
Cincinnati, and J. H. Latimer. Nashville.
Chattanooga and ST. Louis, Atlanta. Ga.
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prc,cntcL Win n cane.

When McCloskey vert to the bat III the
FIRST inning yesterday Mr.. Justin White
asked the umpire for short moment am
In a few words presented the mahaser u
the Dallas team with gold~headed oan'
ne ,,,l,o, of fr,anlsh.n of a number OF
lis admirers in Houston. This is not TO
show 'iS that hat McC;oskey 5 loved more man IN
the local favorites, but he, was ionY CO..
Houston harness, and pI1yed sool pnn' ~ ~,
cd: 80 j. j. McCloskey. from IRE i i,,liro
ton fans, May. lNG." The dgnorS rTfcls
j. c. Buddendorph, Gus FreleripNS'
George Hunter and Louis Gnoringer
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IInmiIton,. Annual Hall.

Hamilton. Texas. May G.--'rhe fourteenth
annual bill given by tho Hamilton Wool
Growers association was held at the court
house last night, The enchanting strains
OF music and the whirls OF the fairies was
enough to mike strong hearts grow weak
on the anti dancing question.
The ball was well attended In spite Of
the rain. Many OF Hamilton's most pop
uIar ladies took an active part.
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Brenham. Texas. May 9.-The Brennan
Maroons crossed bats on the home d!a-
mond with the Calvert nine this after
neon. ,,,,. ,h,
ont Of the fifteen games prior 20 THIS ne
uarnnns hayt heat twelve of tnein. me
;hree earnes lest were against the Gal
' W League team. Brenham has the
T., y anatelr team IN the state.
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COMMISSION IN FLORIDA.
II Is u Radical Law nnd WIN Hiring
Railroads Into Politics.

Pensacola. Fla. May a.-Goyeruor hioN-
ham has allowed the railroad commission
bill to become a law without his approval
The law provides FOR the appointment Of
three commissioners, one railroad man,
one lawyer and ono farmer. They AIN lie
appointed this wcok. There are over 40
applications for the position. the salary
being $25u0 per anuum Fhe Law is radi-
cal In It's features and IT ia believed
that It's passage is bound 10 bring tho rail-
road cnmnanies nctiNely into nOllllce.
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D5TIas- TNE7 r 1BHT0 A E

Sacrifice hits-Ponder Hall.
Left on bases-By Houston 3. by Dali
las 5.
Struck out-Ry Weyhng
Bases ON called balls--Off Weighing .
Stolen hases--Rccker ., Fender. Reed.
Hi. Peppers.
Batter ht-Pccpies.
Time Of Eame-i:10
Umpire ~ enrnn.
Game called in first half OF sixth In
ming on account Of rain.
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HOUSTON DAILY POST MONDAY MORNING NAY 10 1897

with two more magnificent drives way
out INTO the chapparal
Nolan was very Ineffective. There were
times when his work showed him to have
great twrling abillty, but he was ietnoral.
ICED by the tremendous smuggling powers
OF his opponents. Tom Hayes was OH the
Sab for the home team, and held the Md
lands down to pop flies and grounders.
Which We're easily tnken INTO custody.
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sIxth Ward I,unnIocs Won.

YESTERDAY afternoon at Drummer addi-
ton one Of the most interesting amateur
games of the season was played IN which
the Selberts received their first defeat, he
siyth Ward Buffiloes administering II.
score. Is 70 - NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: Raj
forty ana Doubois; Bunaloes: Rebuck,
Nelson and O'Brlen.
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A Great May midseason
Clearing Sale at kiam's

BeginS this morning. All odd lots and broken sizes OF
spring stuff haze been marked at remarkably lou prices to
make room for the proper sale and shou of summer speciaies
The values offered great and unusual and those that come
first wiH get their bargain appetites best satisfied
This sale wN last for one wcek on but NAM of the lots
wiN be closed out before, so better come quickly.
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MIST ENFORCE THE BALk.
,...,deut Nick Young Writes 10 the
JfmnireH,

Washington. May s.-Pres dent NICK
Young OF the National Baseball league
,as issued ,he following circular letter 10
league umplres; 81 beg 10 esa yos' ana ma
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Earned runs-San Antonio Z.
Two base hits-kecte, o'Connor.
Home runs-kohale. Kcefe.
Paris 1.
Struck out--By Hayes 2 by Nolan /.
Bases on called balls-On Hayes .. off
Nolan t.
Time of gare--l:S3.
Umpire-Ciar<
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wH. S. Long, Colmcshurg, Texas; L. a.
Nut Austin; L. Joseph, Galveston; w.
Nance, Kyle, TeXes X. l.. Smith. sam
inoaio; A. L. Mitchell, Kyle; W. q. Me
Icasd, New York G. Il. Hoffman. St.
lsss, A. c. Graham, ST. LOUIS, w. Rose
ha New York Il, y. Griffin and Vito,
tolroe; A. Il. Mastcrson. Nelasco: Mrs.
Lite Boynion, Colorado Springs: j. y.
ftsvell, FIanklln, Pa; +. III. Hurley.
ay Lncius RASH sulphur Sprincs:
NsVlee Farnham, chicago; A. y. Lewis.
ssw York, Geo Brown, city; sam Frey.
NE Orleans: + j. Duff. Angleton' II
White, city; c. II. MeRaVen. II. and
I railway j. j, Whcdden. city: L. l..
selFn'e, Dallas: Mrs. II. u. Moore
WTtol; II. q. Askew, Tyler; Jos phi
!oanSn' Slmonlon: H. T1nNcrsley. Bon
~, Wm Lindlcy, san Antonio: VI. Y.
yTsasoa. simonton; 5. NJ. Mcngus. Fort
S , Alex o, costol Gcucsee. III; Geo.
Aa'ae, Genescc, ILL.,. w. f. Blair, wifa
ND Two Children D4Ntton Texas
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BUFFALOES SHUT EN- OUT.
Turned the Tables on the Defenders
OF McCloskey.
PRESIDENT YOUNG TO THE UMPlRES
Snys the Many Violations of III,
bniis Rule Must lie Stoppcd-Rc-
suits of Games.
PRESIDENT YOUNG TO THE uMplREs

THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Dallas at Houston.
Fort Worth at Galveston.
Paris at San Antonio.
Denlson-Shcrman at Austin.