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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-08
GARY AT THE POST OFFICE.
THE PoSTM4STER-G EyERAL Study
ING THE CITT'S NEEDS.

nn,s n, ThinL. NOV, York IN. Most Important
pIstributInr Point In the CountrS-Post Of
iics Receipts Growing stendIlJ-Ho Fnvors
the Establishment or Post Onico Banks
pus,mnstorGenern Gary came 70 town from
Washington on Monday night md went to the
Woldort. There hc was met by Postmaster Van
Colt nbout goo c'ciuok yosterdny morning, and
81. I....,., ~. na,n. ..ha,,, n ava n
lucy lhspuctcu fos' o'lce suoSt''io"s - "nu -
nhu tho Madison square station. linen 'hey
went lnun ,nwn Ia thr t;nncrnl Post Onlce.
~ hnuo ~, ho,a =" hn saih 40 sccw can't
! "'No .o''' "'''' nv W" =
help your Postmaster to facilitate tho transfer
Of mail matter. This tx tho grcat central postal
Sotnt a., ,ho on,,,rv onl ,hc don,r,mcpt wants
punt w ihe country anu Nv Impairment ""'
TO extent 10 IL every facility possible. | am
MISC Interested I'm tho pneumatic mail tubes,
o., ,.a,, 10 a. ,., ,,h,,t,ur tho contract
""u want I" h"" ""I ""''"'' !" Wv,
to have them In opo"aiion by Oct. l Will he
carried cut. We believe that this service
N ,.htu. .,,,, ,,a ,,,r ,,,,.
WIZ W eoii'o'h'"E ""'iu' Wv o. WV
ablc to the Government and to tho people
WHO usr H. This Post Office Department is IA
"n,., III. noohjno yyhjch nod. carn,rl ,noLi,.
st'"' ~ '"''' CIV" $3.50 '""'
after. The more / SEQ of it the moro 1t interests
mo. have come ON here in the belief that pcr-
.onoi invos,i,o,,on yiII ornhIo mo 10 1onl NOV,
800 ",t,.'sr,,"" - v"no' ~ q" o0"'' "
in'clliscntly with tho duties Of my Office.
81 believe that Post Oncc savings banks
would bc urc,t mnpnf,c,urors NJ no,riotism
nou'u W Rr'"' ""h"'a'turors vi p"'IloI'S'h'
Givo n man n personal interest in the Gorcrn-
mcnt md no is sure TO be lpynl in his suppprt OF
,h.t Co,,rn,nout Ihn,o mo os,aIIiann,on -,
t""t "o'oi""'n- = ""'' Nv '''""i'S""'on' "
postal savings banks under careful considcra-
tion. and am collecting data regarding tho
vnrti,gs NJ such institutions In ,,bor corn.
"oFN'"sS VI sucp INSTITUTIONS IL other coun-
tries. l am satisfied that If we establish tho
eys.rm IL will be ono of the features of the Adj.
.,t.L,.ato, M. ,,.a.u,,, -. ~. 49,, 49,.
savings banks has died ont, Most of tho savings
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-08
BoY BURGLAR CoSFEssEs.
He Tolls How He and Hts Companions Got
Into DR.. CantreIl,s houae.

Samuel Love, George Putan, and Frank Eady,
three Of the four 12-year-old boys who broke
into the house of DR.. r. B. Cantrell at SO Nc
Donough street, Brooklyn. were arraigned yes
terday In the Gates Avenue Police Court.
I'VE were playing fire engine a few days be-
fore this happened. said Putan on the witness
stand. Il ran up the stoop of tho vacant house
next door to DR.. Cantrell's and leaned against
the door. The door gave and l found myself
inside. 1t was the first I knew about the door
being open. Frank Eady told me the day we
did this that he had bought a yacht with $500
which he had stolen from his father. He said
he had spent all his money and needed a ton OF
coal for the boat. Somebody said something
about going into the vacant house to the roof
and getting into DIR. Cantrcll's house. You see,
we wanted TO get stuff that we could pawn for
enough to buy coal. Anyhow, we went into tho
house and right up to tho roof. We got in Dr..
Cantrc''s skylight. and i watched there while
the others were inside
Justice Worth reserved decision. Montgom-
cry ELdy, the boy who was accidentally shot In
the mouth. is still in the hospital.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-08

Intense dulnrSs and trihing fluctuations in prices
characterized the speculation in cotton to-day. Tho
trading " a. In the main OF "A local scnlpinv natur,
but included som" orders for Liverpool and New or.
leans account, a slight pressure TO sell at the open.
on small purchases for local and southern account.
The weekly weather report. which was less favora.
be than had been expected. also induced some Inv.
Ing, Before the close, however, prices weakened again
IN the absence OF continued support, The last prices
showing a small net decline for the day. The
southern spot markets were generally lower
and the receipts at tho ports were literal but
tho worst feature was the confined absr nee OF
outside support. The weekly wctther report stated
that the general condition of cotton Is less favorable
than in the previous week, AMI over portions OF the
middle and eastern sections OF the cotton bnlt there
has been marked deterioration: that tho absence Of
rain has caused II TO open RAPIDLY and to som. extent
prcmHturrly In portions OF south and houtlwnst
T NaS; that showers improve . late cotton and INA
top crop. but over III" northern portion Of the State
as over the central and eastern portions OF the cotton
belt, tho conditions have been uufavorahlp cyrant
for picking, which has progressed rapidly.
C1FrFE-Rio on the spot was dun and weak; No =
Brc. Sales. l.2OO lag, Maracaiho on nriyata
terms, The future trading was q, followst f"'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-08

NEw .yoRK. Tuesday, sept. 7.-Rcceipts " hc.vOs
were 0la head. all io,hc exported. 30 trading ;crE
poor to prime rntiv" sides. Gables from lrt sn n ~
ksts quote American steers nj lU'iIa II, =
dressed weight American refrigerated Icef a, /.
eNr. = n. Export today 500 berNcs ana 2,tUu 1gat.
tiers uf beef; tomorrow 3, 700 quarters. ''
Rercipts Of calves, al for the market. were pos
head. quiet, steady, Not all sold, Ncals sold NJ -
Gs7.1b D 100 ms, grassrrs and buttcrmilk rsi,rs n,
93.15JSI.5O. city dressed veas higher a, Iotl.H.
T. n. '
Receipts Of sheep and lambs. all for tho rn,rct
were 8,lO9 h"nd; 22lg cars on sale all told. NJ
active. She - stronger; lambs nrm. Anu4t : .tr.
were held over. Sheep sold at &S,tsI % 3 100 ~.
lambs at 81 .sO.@s0 Dressed mutton 6ctNLc. > ~
DIR, sseh lambs TRGhlOc. '
Receipts of hogs were 8.22S head, inrludi ny ~
head ON sale. Easier ut Si.l6aal .B5 b 100 ns ~
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exchange WINS quiet. Posted asking rates for
sterling, $l.sdia for long bills and $i.S7 for do
mand. Actual rates are. Lone. bills, S4.9i@
R4.S44; sight drafts, Si.s6h@Si.s6a, and cRblo
transfers, i.S6ladS4. $685.. Francs arc quoted
at b.2OasGf5.2 ~ for long and 8. 1SA15. 1914 for
short; r~cichsmarks, % 13.16a9i 1916 for long
and 95 5.l6d95 7:l6 for short; %guildcrs, 4oS
40 lie for long and 40is1iO 3.l6 for short.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
Par. Charloston-Buying par; selling ls, pre-
mium:, Sav0nnah-Buying. 1.l6 of; selling.
par. New Orlcans-Bank, 80 cents prcmiuIn;
commercial, Sl,25 discount. San Francisco
Sight, D cents premium: telegraph. Tic cents
premium st. Louis, 6OdSO cents discount.
Chicago, % cents discount. Clncinnati-Be-
tween banks. 40 cents discount, and over counter.
par.
Glucose Sugar Refining common is quoted mt
A6lh lll2, and the preferred al aid05. Stand
ard Oh Trust certificates closed at 322Am323A.
Metropolitan Street Railway consolidated mort
gage 5s closed at lllAMll2L.
The all.rail cast-bound shipments Of dead
tons. against 81, ssi tons the previous week and
O. 900 tons the corresponding week of the pro-
viOus year.
The exports of general merchandise from tho
port OF New York for the week ending to-day
were valued AZ SO, OOS. 1873. against S7,OTS.J27
last week and N6, Os6,607 for the corresponding
week OF last year. The exports since Jan. ! were
S21o.i0l,256, against 1921, S5D.Sl3 during the
corresponding period of last year.
Tho Chicago Junction Railways and Union
stock Yards Company has declared n quarterly
dividend OF l2 u cent, on its preferred stock,
payable Oct. l.
hallway gross earnings for August compare
with those of the same month Of last year as iol'
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ACTING RoUNDSMEN REDUCED.
Thirty-nve Put ON Patrol In Precincts where
They Are Needed.

They Are Needed.
Chief McCullagh tried his hand once moro
yesterday at cleaning up, and sent thirty.flvo
acting roundsmcn who woro not needed back
to patrol posts in precincts where they were
needed. This makes seventy odd men that have
been added to the active force by the Chief OF
Police since no took hold, enough to man a pro-
Cinct, and as many useless details abolished.
Tho Commissioners expressed yesterday their
satisfaction with Mr.. McCullagh's work.
This is the list OF acting roundsmen reduced
and sent back 10 patrol, with the precincts
from and to which they We're sent: Francis
McCerrick, Liberty street TO Old slip; Henry
C. Miller, Oak street TO West Thirtieth street:
Arthur &. Benham stays in Charles street;
Robert j. Heanoy, Charles street to Leonard
street; Thomas X. Hastings, Mulberry street to
West ThlrtiDth street; Thomas Kelly, Eldridge
street to FIFTH street: r9trick Moran, Delaney
lGncey street TO East Twenty-second street; Cor
neiiusT Casey, Fifth street 70 Greenwich street;
%@ss i /; dNS strsea:: M MSsry rI ". Raber s,rs %o st
nard McCabe, West -mirty:seventh street to
I%hirtieth street to West Thirty.sevcnth street;
Patrick White stay in the East Fifty.tirst street
enih Street S"' to Leonard ;e n SHI Street; t John il. jones'.
East Sixtv.seventh street to Eldridge street;
John F. 9Eonnor stays in West Tooth street,
street; Patrick 4. Corbe.t, West l25th street 10
Merger street; Michael Nolan, West l25th street
TO West Thirtieth street; Patrick +. Gilman.
tin, Highbridge TO Kingsbridse; John A. Ken
ny, West l52d street to Mercer street; Fred
SSTick Fink, Morrisania TO Fifth, street; Michael
Taylor. Pier A, North River, to West l25th
street; George b. McC. Tully stays on Pier 4;
Charles X. Schleyer. East l26th street to FL.
bridge. street; Patrick Breen, Leonard street
to Eldridge street; Jarvis H.. Smith stays in
East 10th street,; Daniel J; Fogarty. Edwin
j., I)ODsDl. md William Fullprtpp remnpdn6
to patrol duty in the bicycle squad. in which
they Serve:. James Fallon, East Sixty seventh
street TO Mercer street; Edward Gilon and
Miles v. Sullivan, TO do duty at the Central
Ofice.
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Futures here closed barely steady, with prices mn.
changed to 10 points lower. The sales were 10 5nn
bags, Iayrc declined ~. Hamburg declined !, ~,
to l. pfg. RIO was dun AZ UNCHANGED prices. rsc,.i,L1s
In three days 4".nOb; exchange S.lBd., an adyanre :
llhd. Saniu. was steady and unchanged; r,|e Mt 4.
IN three days 10000 bags. The cables today vera
l,earish, but th" decline here was slight. owls 20 ia
dulnrss OF the speculation.
NAVAL SfuREs-Ntrady, but quiet. Shirt. Of u,.
prntlne. alm30tlc.; common 10 good strained To.in
sl.I5Gel.6u. ''''n'
Petrol ErM-Crude certificates were unouoted b.rc
ald IN on City, Refined unchanged. ~
PkoNlSioSs-Lard lower, Prime, 5.20c, Pork DUH
but hfmi, Me-, sn.50G ~. 40. Tallow. ic. IlIttrT
creamery. Western. ls'. Eggs-Wrstern. iHLr
chicago Sept. 7.-"rrOyisiuns opened lower ma
ruled easy for n time on the yellow fever scare win
some selling 10y scattered holders. Packer, ahsnrL,h
moI OF IL" offerings early, and their suplInrt nni
sifthiih IN grain brought about "a reaction, lard
uIns.u az u slnall advance. VIII !" park and ribs were
and lard" ~ "''"'S
Sh@37-c. k'fnsd fairly actiye and 1 III, hiyh.,re ~
ali grades but No. :. 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-08
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

At q meeting Of the Board OF Directors OF the
Equitable Gas Light Company Of New York. q propo-
sition was presented for the purchase OF the shares OF
this Company, or an exchange OF said shares for the
securities OF a new Company. consolidating this Com
pany with the New York and East River Gas Com
pany. as set forth In the foregoing advertisement of
the Central Trust Company. Depositary.
After full consideration. IL was unanimously 70
solved TO recommend the acceptance thereof by tho
stockholders o, this Company.
BY order of the Board OF Directors.
). p. l. Secretary.
SEw YoRK September 9. 1897.
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Lamenfeld 4 Prayer have sold ths nvnstory TEN.
ment on lot 25Il27I25Il"O, at No. 4o5 West 5ai A..
TO Fremont VI. Jackson; also a nve.story huildl M on
lot 25N1OO, No. 1870 MadiSon ST., TO II. Cohen & Layvt
also No. IS Broome st, frame hui ding on lot 2i175''
purch ,sed recently from the estate OF G Schmidt, 70
Louis Lese.
Emil Bnlschun has sold for John Nilsson In phnio
II. Krausch No. 1927 Bryant St. a two.stor, mouse,
at 81, 500.
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Appellate Acknowledgements Court -I,eccss
supreme C0urt-Special TrTn-PArt L-Motion
ea1,nnaF called at 1880 A. ii. Part H.-Ex.parte
SHrroSatc's Court-Chambers-No day calendar.
fof pr"batc-Wlls of RhOda A. Overhayrh. sonrie
Lehman. John Moore. Anton u, Schweninycr. Carl
n,ei'hHrll. Hrorgr hume. itighard 5. Bacon. Marie n
Dayton at . p, y. ' ''''so W.
city Cour; Special
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At a meeting Of the Board OF Directors OF The New
York and East River Gas Company, held September
9TH. 1897. IT was unanimously resolved to recon-
mend that the stockholders OF this Company deposit
their shares OF stock under the plan OF union with
The Equitable Gas Light Company OF New York and
the agreement dated september LIST. 1897. with the
Central Trust Company OF New York. as DepoSi.
tary.
Copies OF the plan and agreement can be procured
at this Company's once. or At the once OF the Central
Trust Company.
By order of the Board OF Directors.
FORD HUNTINGTON. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-08

The Laclcde Gaslight Company reports net
earnings for August Of $54,ssI, an increase of
Se,O31 as compared with Same month last year.
For eli. ht months ending Aug. 81 the net earn
inSs were SoOs.92s. an increase of S54,0l2 as
year.
The Oregon Improvement Company reports
gross earnings for July OF S3so.3s2. an increase
of $50, 1877 as compared with the same month Of
last yenr, and net SlO7.91G. an increase OF S69,-
069. For the eight months ending July 81 the
gross earnings were T2~2i2'o2o. an increase OF
Sl2s.l6l as compared with tho corresponding
period OF last year, and net $3T4.76s, an increase
Of s2i2.ol2. The increasein the earnings of the
Pacific Coast Steamship Company for July over
last year was $4G,6l7. An increase Is shown In
all departments except small railroads. The
net earnings for July show a mall increase over
June.
The Cleveland. Cincinnati. Chicago and st.
Louis Railroad reports gross earnings for July
of 81, O99, G5s. an increase OF $3l 800 as COM
pared with the Same month OF last year. and
net sos; 065. AN increase of $5,2l2. Fixed charges
were S23s.525. leaving a surplus OF $l4,530. a
decrease of 81. 7l3.
The Southern Pacific Railroad reports gross
earnings for July OF 1887 ,642. an increase OF
$10i.ll4 as compared with the same month Of
last year. and net $l,s13,509, an increase OF
$i95.9l5.
The Rio Grande Western Railroad reports
gross earnings for July of $308,970. an increase
last year, and net $l37,o75. an increase Of $72,-
the kanawha and Michigan Railroad reports
gross earnings for July OF S53.3J2. an increase
OF Sl5,5l5 as compared with the same month OF
last yenr, and net Sl7.ll6. an increase OF SlO.-
3Os. Fixed charges were Sll,l43, leaving n
surplus of 50, 973, an increase OF S9,I5l.
The Union Pacific. Denver and Gulf Railroad
reports gross earnings for July Of S2S4 .047, an
increase of $is,972 as compared with the Same
month OF last year, and net S3T. o a decrease
OF Ss.3S9. For tho seven months ending July
81 the gross earnings were 81 ,s6s.24s. an in.
crease OF !. 20. $50 as compared with the CORE
spending period OF last year. and net Siil.OS6.
an increase of Sli6.Gsl.
The New Orleans Traction Railroad reports
gross earnings for July of SlOI. O62, n decrease
of $l2,Oii as compared with the same month Of
last year. and net S23, 10, u decrease of SD. Tl6.
The North Shore Traction Railroad reports
gross earnings for July of SIS. s65. a decrease
ofSli,sT5 as compared will the same month OF
last year, and net SsT, 7T5. a decrease OF Sll sos.
The Wabash Railroad Company reports for
the fiscal yea- ended June 80:
1897. 1890. Changes.
Gross e'r'gs. SSH .521.7 81 el2.sO;,l.e Dec. 81. 2eO.a55
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-08

%oats-Spot was iac. higher. Sales 10000 bush. In.
Guiding 10000 No. 2 white clipped. and 10000 heavy
white clipped on private terms for export. No. 2
white, 1000 at 2594ci No. 3, do, s.0n0 at 2ialb
e5lsc.; M. 2 white clipped. 26Pc.; No: 3, do. ZSr.i
No. . mixed. 28stW 2Ic.; No. 3, do, 234c.; rejected
mixed, 22IC.; rejected white. 23l2c; No. 2 mixed
delivered. 2IS4 @25c.; track mixed. 2i@2ht2c,; track
witt. 10000 Mt Y5rrglC. Futures were i4c. lower
at one time, but closed unchanged. Future sales
81. 900 bush. as follows:
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Barlry-was Arm. New feeding. 3ilsU8l he. coSS
and freight to Buffalo; 3lGt33c.. cost and freight TO
New York ;mnltiuC. ~4Hnt52c.. rs TO quality. .RNe-Wns
stcadier, State, ISUs5lc No. = western, b3HHOlc,
cast and freight to Bunaio. Corn-Spot was firm;
Sales, l52, 900 hush, including $4,000 No. 2 mixed
at SSsc.. free on board anoat, and 100000 do. on
private t'rnis at the outports for export. No, 2
mixed In elevator, 3Ilrc.; 5000 yellow AT 3I'sc., dc.
livercd. Futures advanced lc. to ll4c. Future sales.
ago, 900 bush, as follows:
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New York stock EIchange-saIes Sept. =.
UNITED STATES M STATE BONDS TN 81. ooos).
25 U As. C. 1eo7ll3hI 8 Tenn set sU... 6
10 6s. r......ll4Ll
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BID. ASked. Bid Asked.
On st 2s,r. I'm st $751;
at pl of q. 90 - 1904. ....l14 ll1k
Tn st As,r. I'm st s.. C,
1907. ....lll% l12t 1904. LID ll1s
Tn St s.c Tn st g., !.
1907. lila 1871 1893. LOB -
CnS st +s.r. Tn NJ 49,. I.
1928. ...l26 l2oh 1899, loo -
Tn St 49,.
1925. ....l2o 1861
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1897. 1890. Changes.
Gross er'gs. 81 SGD. so (l2,sU..l. 20 Dec 81. $50, rs,
Op.eNponses I.DiY.liJ VIZ. 60t Dec. l.2G3. 4.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-08

The Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railroad Com.
pany sold last week 63, 800 tons OF iron. The
company advanced the price of iron to-day -
cents II ton, making u total advance within tho
last ten days OF 40 cents "a ton.
Money in London ] y cent. Rates OF discount
in open market for both short and three months
bills 2u2l4 y cent. Paris advices quote 3
y cents at l0i francs 22La centimes. Exchange
on London rs france ~ centimes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-08

Net car'gs. $685. 7,G23 IS. 56s. o3S Dec. sl6.aiO
Taxes ...... o2g.psD 5lg.1IS Inc. lU.gr9
---- - ----
Balance. g., 1913 SS.OtI,S6 Dee. S2r2u2
Other iucoe 49, uI lao, 1873 Dec. 2I,J3J
-- ---- ---
Balance. IS. 1870. 1852 SO, lS5. $40 Dec. S5l,B97
Rentcs. &C.. IOs.0S0 ilS,2j4 Dec. p.lJp
--------- ------ ------
Balance. 81. 522.A77 81, T6s. $50 Dec. x46.+6s
Fed charges 2~.BS:.5i5 2,7Ul.JI5 Dec. 1000
------- ---- ----
Surplus. SIS, $50 500. 500 Dec. eSs,4Os
DiN'd pret'd
teb'e BIDS. ... $4,000 De-. 5000
---- -
Net surp's. S2S.332 S3l,SOO Dec. G3.iBs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-08

TUESDAY, Sept. 7.-GRAIN-wheat-spot was
stronger and in better demand. Sales 100000
bush, including 10000 No. l northern spring,
Duluth. at S1.O7a; 100000 No. 2 red. 10000
No. . hard. Manitoba, and a. ungraded rcd
and spring on private terms, and 100000 No.
red at tho outports on private terms for export.
Free on board aflont: No. ! northern spring;
New York, St.074: do: Duluth; Sl.O1hi No, =
hard. winter, S1.o4; No. 2 red, new, Sl'olL9.
Futures advanced 2h@2l2c Future sales
4,465 900 BUSH, Us follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-08
The New York and East River Gas Co.

70 r. NIELEF, SecFetNfy
NEW YORK. September 9. 1897.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-31
PLAY OF THE AMATEURS.

Dreis' Kids defeated the Ideals for second
time by the score of % to 7. Score:
Dreis' Kids ........3 0 IL 2 2-22
Ideals II o oOoO 8
The Emeralds will play Congers Kids at
1 o'clock and the Duke Street Stars at 8
o'clock both games at the Post Siding brick
yard
The St. Clair Street Stars defeated the
Grace Street Stars Is to 9. Score: -
St Glars ..............0 0 liz
Graces 500. ..........O 0 8 2 1 0 2-s
The Deerfoots defeated the Spike SINNERS
by a score Of II to 10. The feature of the
game was the running catch of German. Bat
teries, Johnson and Robert, Koran and Koran.
The Deerfoots would like a game with any
club under the age Of a. Address B. Chenery,
$50 st. Anthony avenue.
The Yellow Kids claim a forfeit from the
Tambourines. They challenge any team under
IA, the ex-Clippers preferred. Address 534
Robert street.
will play their first game of the series this
afternoon at 2:30 on the Minnehahas' grounds
Randolph and Bay streets.
The Nameless Kids defeated the schlitz Ex-
ports with ease, the score being as follows:
s schIitE Ex ntas : ~ | III III
Batteries. N. X: F. Moseler and Peltier, S.
E. M. Moseler and Stoulton. The Nameless
Kids are now open for games on all days
of the week in the morning and on Sunday
afternoons. They line up as follows: H.
Peltier; G. F. Moseler, P and CT; R. Dell,
2b; T. Wheeler. IF and C; J. Moshofsky, 1b;
McNearney, SIS and p; Connelley, Sb; E. Dahl
enge all under Is years. Address ]. Moshofsky,
404 Rice street
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-31

Special to the Globe
MILWAUKEE. Wis, July 30.-To-
days game with Minneapolis was the
easiest proposition the Brewers have
had this season, and they did not have
to exert themselves to defeat the Mill
ers by a score Of 6 to 2. Whenever
the locals needed runs or had men on
bases hits were forthcoming, and Phil
ippi was as toothsome a morsel to
Connie Mack's team as an ice cream
soda is to summer girl, while Barnes
puzzled all the Millers with the excep-
ton of Ball and Roat. A perfect game
was played in the field by the locals,
Myers, Blake Leewe and Daily COW
ering themselves with glory, while
Nlcol, Blake, Barnes and Leewe did the
heaviest batting. Both teams were
banked in the first, but in the second
NlcoI singled, going to second when
PhlIllppt hit Leewe, and both men were
advanced base on a passed ball. Nicol
scoring on Boyle's wild throw to catch
him at third. In the fourth the Brew
ers took Phillipprs measure for two
doubles and two singles, which, with a
base on balls, gave them three runs.
In the fifth the Millers scored their
first tally on Roat's single, Balls dou-
bic and Boyle's hit Roat was nipped
at the plate by quick handling of the
Ball by Blake and Daily, but Ball got
home. In their half the Brewers add
ed tally to their score on Stafford's
single. Days sacrifice and Balls fun
bic. and in the seventh scored their
final tally on Balls wild throw of NV
ers' grounder and Nicols hit. PARROT
opened the Mfllers' half Of the seventh
with hit. but was retired at second
by DAILY on Deady's drive. Roat's two
Dagger sent DAILY across the plate. and
that ended the visitors run getting as
Barnes was extremely effective in the
last two innings. The Millers played
with more ginger than they have in
any preceding contest, but the perfect
team work Of the Brewers, aided by
Barnes effective work, was too fast a
game for them to face successfulIy
'Tacks" Parrot created a favorable
impression at first base, and in the out
field Deadly did some good work. Min
neapolis has claimed the services Of
Joe Wright released by Milwaukee.
The score: