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Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-03-25
Markets by Telegraph.
LOCAL MARKETS.

Following Is the local wholesale prices in
car load lots of the leading articles handled
on Morris avenue:
Flour-Best patents S5.25d5.65; half pat
ent, SAB; straights, S460, family, 1875. These
quotations are for car load lots.
Ribs-Extra long Sides SIC.
Hams-9&c
Lard-Basis, Sc.
Neal Pearl Sc straight, &c.
FEED STUFF.
Hay-No. l. S14.25 No. 2 $lS.
Corn-25c.
Bran-S16.
Cotton seed meal-s16.40.
Oats--No. 2 &c; No. 8, 25c.
PRODUCE.
Cabbage, Virginia, 1c; Florida, ls!c.
Irish potatoes, 45d50c.
Sweet potatoes, S1.75 per barrel.
Ruta bagas, Sos per bushel.
Coolers. S.5oG5.00
Hens, 23u25c: scarce.
Fryers, 1Sl20c; very scarce.
Egge, Sc dozen.
Onions; none of the market.
Bananas, 401S5c perbunch.
Oranges, S27jG3 per box.
Apples, $2.25u250.
Lemons $25962.75. n
Cocoanuts, So per hundred.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-03-25


ST. Louis, March 2i.-Flour. unchanged;
patents S465G4.S5; fancy, S3.75q4; choice,
So 20q3.30.
Wheat lower; May, s91AcG July, 7sA@7S7sc;
Corn easier; May, 22ss &C July 2Sssc.
Oats higher: May 19c; July, 1SAc.
19n19kc; seconds 1412Ql15lc; dairy extras,
l5dlec; seconds, 9G10c.
Pork standard mess new, $9.15 old, 80.
Lard prime steam, 81; choice, $410
Bacon shoulders. S4.95; extra short clear,
S.. go: clear ribs, IS. 10. clear sides, S.. 80.
Dry salt meats, shoulders. $40: extra
short clear. s4s5i clear ribs, s5.l0; clear
sides, $50
High wines. steady, SLIT.
New Orleans.
New Orleans, March A.-Sugar, quiet;
open kettle, according to grade 1at631sc
centrifugal white, 3 11-16d3%c; yellow, 3
7-16M35sc; seconds. 2A@3hc.
Refined sugar, strong; powdered and cut
loaf, 4Bc; standard granulated, 49sc; con-
Molasses firm :, centrifugal. according to
Rice steady; prime. 5Aas; fair. 1874;
common nominal.
Flour. patents, s5Ooa5.2o; extra fancy
: Corn, No mixed, Bic; do white, sacked,
Soc; yellow, 33G34e.
oats. No. western. 24lk@25c; choice. 25!a
@26c
Fay Rssn' prime rim ssi2.5oal4.5O; choice, SIS.
Pork. sS.25Q9.50.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-03-25
New Orleans
New Orleans. March 2i.-Closing cotton
Dry Goods.

New York, March 24.-The dry goods mar
ket continues dull and featureless with no
signs of immediate Improvement. Pr1ce1
are unchanged.
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SOUTH SIDEEFOR SALE.

s6g00-The incest finished house on high
lands and best location.
$i000-S-roonl house on 18th ave-: nicely
finished.
S325C-Lot 1OOx19o; S-room house and nice
shade. -
s26O0-S-room house; close in; good neigh
borhood.
s3250-S-room house; well rented 18th ave.
on easy terms.
$1750-6-room cottage. A bargain.
SS00-5-room house and good lot. bar
gain
$275G--S-room house, close in good order.
S4O00-Lot 50x1G0 18th ave; corner: in good
shape.
s3250--Lot 100X190; S-room house
We also have well located lots In good
ncighborhood from $500 up. Give us a
chance to show you.
BAILEY & HOWARD,
221 DIST ST.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-03-25

Residence, Eighth avenue North $1,000
Vacant lot, 100xl00, $3.50.
Handsome residence, electric lights, all
modern improvements South Highlands.
$500.
Vacant lot, South Twentieth street S3,150
Six residences, paying II per cent, SIS, S0Q
Elegant South Highland home, $4,000.
Elegant South Highland home, 81, 800
$50.
Business property centrally located, Also
VIII sell 81, 600 to $50, 900 and take in paSment
DO per cent. in cash and 60 per cent in real
estate. w b. LEEDY e CO.
- Telephone ~. 1lllb N 2lst St
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-03-25
New York Cotton Market .

New York, March 22.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding, 7 5-l6c net receipts, 669 gross, 2,53);
forwarded, 20; sales, 4S1; spinners, 231; stock
Total today: Net receipts. Net receipts,
S,l96, exports Great Britain, 4,051 continent,
6,SS}; sock, 74S, 907
Total so far this week Net receipts. Il,
105o continent, 1924.
Total since Sept. I: Net receipts, 6,177,-
0i1; exports Great Britain, 2,657, $751; France,
6ol,9$; continent, 1,675729; channel, 5.i81;
stock, none
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
s10O0-TWo 4-room cottages; No. 2515 and
25i7 Ave e; lot 50x19O; rents for SIS per
si566-Lot 9ox21O. with elegant and almost
new Groom cottage; splendid view oil city;
2 blocks from 25th st. and Ave. f.
S1S0o-Nice Ave. K cottage; rooms; full
S2N0ONLot corner 10Th ST and Ave. l; 100
$2650-7-room house. all modern improve
ments, outhouses, stable etc: South High
lands; u block electric car; good home or
S7500-One of the most desirable homes on
Several bargains in central business prop
Offices, sleeping rooms, dwellings and
w ADAMS, MCCONNELL & CO,
Tel. CTS. 2o21h First ave.
FOR SALE.
$2eoo-5Ox1OO cor. 21st st. and 5th ave.
SS000-2-story S-room residence; lot 100X190
s6oo0-1o--room, 25,story residence, 18th St.
between 7th and sth aves lot sxl5O
1907 9TH ave. between 18th and 10Th SITS.
.1$2OG0-i-room cottage. 7th ave-, between
7 Q S1s0e-Cottage, Wares Grove.
siso0-4-room cottage 18th st. between 7th
: sz5oeAIsot 5ox1sO. 9TH ave-, between a4th
$500 2s;story residence, nth ave-. south.
iS2000-Neat cottage, 18th ST.. south.
$500 acres at Woodlawn.
$550-Lot Ave. f, between 21st and .22d SITS.
2Sbe0-5 acres at West End for two days
only.
SAN acre, 16O acres. miles south of
city.
NJ FOR RENT. III So
go. 50-5-room cottage It'll ave-
S15--room cottage, 18th St.
g4r3 r. j. TERRY,
Room 2, Roden Building.
5sstl NORTH SIDE-FOR SALE.
S6000-9-room house. close in all conven-
fences.
S4000-Central located; S-room house.
S2650-8-room house; close in. A bargain.
alley.
S1000-4-room house on Sth ave; the lot is
worth the money.
S1650-6-room house,; close in. = This is
bargain.
20 acres level garden spot on car line;
close in and rich: will give you bargain.
BAILEY & HOWARD.
22t 21st St
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-03-25

FOR SALE.
The Greatest Bargains Ever Offered in

Inc Greatest Bargains Ever Offered in
Real Estate.
S2,400-Nice residence, modern conven-
Venienees, Thirteenth avenue South.
Lots Il. II and 13, 100x140, 22d st. and Ave
b, S110G.
SIS, 6O0A5x10o, 2-story brick store, central
part of city, rents for S1.S00; 1-9 cash, bal
ance easy payments.
:, SIG, 5O0-50xl4O, 3-story brick, rents for ST.
200. terms to suit
$l70C0-25x140. 3-story brick store. center
of town; rents for 81 500
SG50t-Lot 25x140, 3-story brick store the
building cost $120 COO
s3000-Resdence, 6-rooms ana servants
house and stable; 9Th ave. between DIST and
ed SITS.
s2G5O-S-rcom residence and servants
house and stable; 10th St, South Highlands
near Five Points.
Sl500-100xlG0, elegant S-room residence
outhouses, South Highlands, Ave, l, near
DIST st.
A magnificent farm in Shelby county, SIS
acres, for sale or exchange. Immediate
possession given. l#sHa
FOR RENT.
1917---Ninth avenue. 5-room house, $40 per
month.
l5CS-Third avenue, Groom house, $50 per
month.
212C-H Highland ave-. rooms. SIS
Money to loan on improved business and
residence property.
w y. MALONE & CO,
Successors to Malone q Bell
Telephone 613. 2017 1st ave.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-03-25


New York March 24.-Depression charac-
: terized the trading at the stock exchange
during the greater pert of the day. the re-
court in the trans-Missouri FrenGht as
sociation case having created a decidedly
bearish feeling on securities. Reports fro
several western roads were ready to with
draw from various freight and passenger
associations in accordance with the SUI
preme court ruling started heavy lquida-
tons in the shares of the roads referred to.
Those issues were most pronounced in the
showed losses of 2@23s per cent. Rock
Island and Burlington and Quincy bore the
brunt Of the attack. The general list de-
Tennessee Coal, Louisville and Nashviie.
Big -Four, Western. Union and Southern
bought but later turned sellers and the IL
quidation by the foreigners finally carried
shrinkage in values forced weakly mar
sined holders to sell, and the execution of
stop loss orders accelerated the downward
movement, In the industrials Sugar fell
to ling on increased dealings. Chicago Gas.
in sympathy with the general market re-
porting orders were forthcoming and the
loss was partially recovered. In the IA
xore rn the n bears das a an nS
the process a sharp rally ensued. Jersey
Central and Lake Shore were the leaders;
lake shore from i66 to 1853 The strength Of
Jersey Central was due to the publication
an unexpected gain in net earnings of over
$S0.000 AS a result of the rise in the stock
named the market closed firm. Transac-
tions were unusually heavy, aggregating
1886, 731 shares of which 81 800 were St. Paul,
3S 900 Sugar, 600 Burlington and Quincy,
and IL, 600 Chicago Gas Net changes
showed declines of AQ12s per cent. Man
haitian, Jersey Central and New oYrk Cen
trail gained 1sG1h per cent. In the spe-
cialties Minnesota Iron dropped to 3s1l.
The bond market was weak today. The
sales footed UP 81. sec, 000
Monty on call easy at 11@1A per cent,
last loan at he and closing at ~ per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 31s per cent.
Bar silver, 629sc.
business in bankers bills at 81 s5&4G So for
sixty days and S461aM4.S7$t for demand
Posted rates. s4S6lRm4SS
Commercial bills, $4.S41ad4. S51a.
Government bonds higher.
State bonds dull.
Railroad bonds lower.
Silver at the board was easier.
Closing Stocks;
MEXICAN Cotton OIL. -. ...... 80. 1O,4
An erjcan ottopOfl Preferred SO
American Sugar Refining. ..........t..... 112A
American sugar refining Preferred. 1G2ti
American Tobacco .............t.. 10 /
American Tobacco preferred. -, 1o5ss
Atch;son -.-t.. -.-...,.-..,...... 1OG
Baltimore ana OnIO.... ....-..-... 10
canaan PaclHc.s....... .4........-..-. 4el5
Chesapeake and Ohio. .......,......... II
Chicago and Alton. ..............-..-.. 163 !
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy. 70
Delaware, Inelawanna and Western. l59
Distiilers and Cattle Feeders. -.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-03-25
Articles Opening Highest Lowest I Closing

Cash quotations: Flour, quiet and easy
No 2 spring wheat, 71lkM7sflc; No. 2 rec,
S412dSa14c; No. , corn. 2314 a24c; No. oats,
16$4c; mess pork, Ss7GdS.T5; lard. $4.15Q
4.17ls; short rib sides, $455Q4.S0: dry salt
shoulders, S475G5; short clear sides, s47Jd1
4S71b; whisky Sill
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-03-25
For SALE.

$2,O0Q--Gocd 9 room residence on lot 45x10O
feet, ed St. between + and G. avenues.
Good neighborhood. --z-5
S900-Lot 37lSx220 with 4-room cottage,
Avenue l. near 18th st, South Highlands,
SG90-Lot 40Xi40 feet, goth St, North, near
G9Es5aal Parf Ia % good neagaborhood o,,,
cottage, $500 cash, balance-1 and years In
good neighborhood. 1912 gath St, North.
.S25-ALot 50X1S5 feet at Woodlawn, so cash,
balance SIS per month.
SO. 60O-s1. 200 cash. balance I. and years
for splendid 9-room residence and good 2
room servants house, On large lot In fine
neighborhood; South Highlands.
S109-Lot f0exl00 feet northwest corner of
Avenue + and 18th st.
S2.oC0-Lot 50x190 feet, with 5-room cottage
in front and 6-rooms. on alley, 18th ave-, be-
tween 18th and nth SITS. $500 cash, balance
l. and years. 81
$S00-100xl00 feet. with 4-room house 9th
aye, between 10th and 18th SITS, $500 cash,
balance on easy terms
SMITH & STILLMAN
120lb 18th ST
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-03-25
THOS. C. CULVERHOUSE
REAL ESTATE,
ROOM NO. 4, OFFICE BUILDING.

Mineral Lands Speciality.
Correspondence Solicited.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-03-25

S200-Will buy big. fine lot on 9Th ave,
between 9Th and 10Th SITS. easy terms.
$i00-Ciood 5-rooned house at East Lake:
only $50 cash needed near schools,
s650-,A 5-roomed house at East Lake, con-
Venient.
/ s600-Each, two bran new houses at Avon
dale convenient to car line and in desir-
able location; terms easy.
$90Q-Three vacant lots on 9TH ave-; good
building site.
Sf1G0-A piece of fine business property on
South Side, corner Ave. and 22d ST.; 8
lots.
$12oO--11a cash; 6-roomed house on Ave.
G., stables, etc.
$l575-2i acres of rich land near Elyton
Electric car line, about miles from city.
Z S1000-la block in Smithfcd; fine location,
near boulevard; easy terms.
S12l-zia acres rich land, near North Biz
mingham furnaces.
SIS CC0-25x140 I'd ave-, between 18th and
10Th SITS 8. r. THOMPSON
Telephone No. "a. 215 21st ST.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-03-25

DR.. Dozier& Co.,
p. o. Box liz. Birmingham. Ala
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-03-25

L. G.. PETTYJOHN,
Telephone 465. 1861 Sd Ave.
The herald., 1897-08-03

NINE. RACHEL. CARD READER,
tells past. present and future; sittings
daily, 3241a S. Spring ST., room IL. 9-14
The herald., 1897-08-03
SPORT NOTES
Yachting Regatta Opened
at C0wes
EMPEROR WILLIAMS METEOR
BEATEN BY BONA ON TIME
ALLOWANCE
EMPEROR WILLIAMS METEOR
oarsman Teneycke Given, a Hearty
Welcome at New York-Wheel
Work-Ball Games
Associated Press Special Wire.

Associated Press Special Wire.
CowEs, Isle of Wight, Aug. 2.-The
Cowes regatta week opened TO-DAY win
racing under the auspices of the Royal
London Yacht club. The big yachts
started in a race for prize OIL Ieo Inc
course was from Cowes twice around the
Warner lightship and west to Leep
buoy. finishing off this place. Meteor
owned by Emperor William of Germany;
Aurora, the property of Charles Day
Rose; Bona, the yacht recently built Tor
the Duke of Abruzzi, nephew of the
king Of Italy, and the Prince of wales
Britannia, started. Meteor, Britannia
ana Aurora crossed the line together
and the Prince of Wales yacht soon al
ter assumed the lead, with Aurora
close second. Aurora has been refer
red to as a possible challenger OF the
Americas cup. Bona won on time al
lowance. The course was shortened.
The yachts finished as follows: Me-
teor. s:22:50; Britannia, 3:25:50; Aurora,
3:31:4o; Bona, 3:32:20
The herald., 1897-08-03
TENEYcKE's RETURN
The Gallant Oarsman iven Warm
Welcome

WORCESTER. Mass, Aug. 2.-Ned
Teneycke, winner of the diamond sculqs
at Henley, accompanied by his father,
James A. Teneycke, and party from
this city, who went to New York to meet
him, arrived home today and was ac-
corded a remarkable reception. A crowd
of at least Is, 900 were at the depot to well
come the champion, and on the common
where the formal exercises were held
there were as many more. The demon
stration began with parade headed by
the consolidated boards of this city and
the members OF the Wachusetts Boat
club, of which Ned Teneycke is mem
ber. The Henley champion followed in
q carriage with the mayor. Then came
the members of the city government and
a number of civic and military organiza-
tions, making in all about 1900 men in
line. Mayor Sprague formally well
coined the young man home. and Rock
wood Hoar of the governors staff pre-
sented to Ned Teneycke handsome sill
yer shield and jeweled miniature of the
diamond SOULS. To his father, James
Teneycke, was given a purse of $1,000.
raised by subscription. Letters We're
read from President Mckinley, Governor
Wolcott, Senator Hoar, Congressman
Walker and many others.
The herald., 1897-08-03
WHEEL WORK
Results on the National Circuit-Glas-
Cow Races

TRENTON, ". j., August 2.-The
national circuit bicycle races here today
were notable for the slow time. The
one-mile scratch professional, in which
Bald, Cooper, Loughead, Nat Butler
and Church took part, was won by
Stevens Of Iowa, in 2:071a, with Bald
second and Butler third.
Owen Kimble of Louisville, 110 yards,
captured the two-mile handicap pro-
fessional in 500; w. A. Randall, so yards,
second; C. NJ Murphy go yards, third.
The half-mile handicap professional
was won by Orlando Stevens, 20 yards,
in 1O4 As; C. r. Newton, 60 yards, Sec
ond; Loughead, scratch), third.
WHEELING AT GLASGOW
GLASGOW, August I'm the 100 kill
ometres bicycle race for the amateur
championship of the world today, Gould
of England was first, Ouzou of France
second and Tjoerbey Of Denmark third.
Time, 2:19:6 2-5.
In the one-mile race between Arend
of Germany, the worlds professional
champion. and Scroeder of Denmark,
the worlds amateur champion, the
former won. Time, Psi.
The herald., 1897-08-03

konwn as George Sheldon, Is held at the
city jail as witness
From letters found on the persons of
the three men it is believed that Duff
was really Billy O'Brien of San Fran
cisco, and that Sheldon is James Cullen,
who was released from the Utah peni-
tentiary on July "a. The men came here
three weeks ago and are thought to have
operated at Salt Lake during the jubilee
celebration. Both Edgar and Sheldon
refuse to talk, though the latter says If
Edgar dies he will make statement.
SAN DIEGO, Aug. 2.-It is thought
that the man Edgar, who figured in the
Denver tragedy, lived in this clay for
about year and left here few months
ago. He was well known al a saloon at
450 Fifth street, and inquiry there elic-
tied the informatio that he did no work
while here, his people being well-to-do.
The herald., 1897-08-03
No Warships Needed

WASHINGTON, August 2.-The state
department has been in correspondence
for several months with the government
Of Peru respecting an alleged violation
of one of our consulates in Pirau in that
country. 1t appears that during the
seizure of the goods of the consular
agent, a feed official, who had been for
many years a merchant in the place,
some consular records were searched.
That at least is the story of the consular
agent, while on the other hand the Pc
ruvian state officials who served the
writ deny that the papers were mo-
Tested. The department is endeavoring
to ascertain the facts, and it has no
doubt that If it should be established
that the consular records were really
violated the Peruvian government will
make all necessary amends and dis
avow the act. The sending of a war
ship has not been suggested in connec-
ton with the matter
The herald., 1897-08-03
REVOLVING INDIANS
Relief Forces at Chakdara Defeat the
Natives

LONDON, Aug. 2.-The secretary Of
state for India Hon. George c. Hamil-
ton, confirmed in the house of commons
today the dispatches previously for
warded to the Associated Press an
nouncing the relief of Fort Chakdara in
the Chitral district. Secretary Hamil-
ton further announced that the garri-
sons of the fort were safe.
Later in the day some details were re-
ceived of the relief of Fort Chakdara
The relief forces under General Blood
advanced in two columns, commanded
respectively by Colonel Geldney and
Meiklejohn, at dawn today, and brill
liantly attacked and routed the enemy
surrounding the fort.
Gangadhar Tilak's newspaper, the
Kesari, prints today highly inf1amma-
tory article. attacking the Indian gov
ernment for 1.-The prosecution of OBJ
scure people" and for making an obso-
lete police regula ton to do duty as Sc
cret assassin
The herald., 1897-08-03
Some Texas Preachers

PARIS, Tex, August 2.-News of a
peculiar tragedy surrounded by circum-
stances Of an unusual character that
occurred few days ago near Menkston,
in Fannin county, reached here today.
1t seems that Rev. Cap Jones, a preacher.
who was married and had children,
eloped with the sixteen-year-old daugh-
ter of James Widesby. They fled to
the Indian Territory. Widesby gath
cred number of friends, among whom
was another preacher, and went in pur-
suit of the guilty pair. Jones eluded
them and returned to Texas, but Wides-
by and party overhauled him and shot
him, leaving him for dead in the woods
near the road. A man passing that
way heard him groaning and on going
to the scene Jones told him who did it.
He afterwards died. Widesby, a
preacher named Marlborough and four
others have been arrested and lodged in
Jail at Benham.
The herald., 1897-08-03

stables three-year-old chestnut geldins
Dorado won the Water Orton selling
plate There were eight starters.
THE GRAND CIRCUIT
COLUMBUS. O., Aug. 2.-The Grand
Circuit meeting opened here today. Re
suits:
Two-seventeen class, pacing, purse
$1500-Mabel p. won, Claus Forester Sec
ond. Emma E. third. Best time. 2:11A.
Two-twenty-seven class, trotting,
purse $1500-Dare Devil won, Slander
second. Alves third. Best time 2:11A.
Two-eleven class. pacing, purse 1900,
unfinishe ed-Billy c. won two heats.
Pearl Onward and Nicol won one heat
each. Best time, 2:0SA.
TENNIS TOURNAMENT
NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-The tennis
tournament between the English and
American players, which was scheduled
to begin today on the St. George Cricket
clubs court at Hoboken, is postponed
until tomorrow afternoon in order that
contestants may have a brief rest after
their trying work al Longwood.
STOCKTON, Aug 2.-There is con-
sternation among the members of the
Stockton. Athletic association. AL
Brown, former champion single scuil
oarsman of the state, had $50 stolen from
his trousers left in the club house while
he was out rowing. He accused one of
the members of the association. The
club is doing all it can to find the thief
The police are working on the matter,
Brown left today for Klondyke.
CHICAGO, August 2.-Kreigh Collins
won the tennis championship of the west
this afternoon on the Kenwood courts,
defeating Carr B. Neel, the former
champion by score of 6-3, 7-5, 10, 81.
The herald., 1897-08-03
ON THE DIAMOND
Results of Games Played by League
Cubs Yesterday

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-Klobedanz
was easy for the Senators in the first
game. In the second game German was
wild, forcing in a run in the third with
bases on balls. Swain then took his
place and pitched in better form. Score:
Washington 9, Boston Z.
Cincinnati-The Pirates could do moth
ing whatever with Breitenstein or Dwyer
and the Reds won without much trouble.
Ccore: Cincinnati Q, Pittsburg 2.
IIouisville-The Colonies won a slow
game from Cleveland today Score:
Louisville 5, Cleveland g.
Baltimore-The Champions today won
from the Philies in game of no special
interest. Score: Baltimore 4, PhiladeI-
phia 2.
Chicago-Tne Colts won both game
today with but little effort Score: Firs.
game, Chicago 10, st. Louis /. Second
game, Chicago 9, st. Louis S.
Brooklyn--New York won another
game from Brooklyn today. Kennedy
tried his hand against the Giants, but in
vain. Score: Brooklyn 8, New York 0
The herald., 1897-08-03
Mckinley Wants More

HOTEL CI1AMPLAIN, N. Y, Aug. g.
President Mckinley reviewed the
Twenty-frst United States infantry,
under the command of Col. McKibben on
the hotel grounds, today. At II o'clock
the regiment appeared on the grounds
in full dress. At the presidents request
the restrictions regarding access to the
grounds were removed and the general
public were admitted. The'president and
Secretary Alger greatly enjoyed the mill
itary spectacle. After complimenting
Col. McKibben upon the appearance of
the men the president intimated that
the repetition of the military event to-
morrow would be agreeable. The review
tomorrow will be followed by bicycle
parade Of that division of the regiment
Later in the day band concert enter
tained the president for an hour
The herald., 1897-08-03
SHARKEY-MAHER
The Offers Submitted to Be Consider
ed Today

NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-Representa-
tives of Tom Sharkey and Peter Maher
met in the city today to arrange match
between the men. Zeke Abrams OF
San Francisco telegraphed saying that
the Knickerhocker Athletic club would
give $4,000 purse for the fight to take
place on October IL
William A. Brady, who is laying plans
for big carnival in Nevada in the fall,
offered purse of $4,000 and 40 per cent
of all privileges. He was shown Abrams
offer, but remained stolid, saying he
would go no higher.
No offer was received from Dan Stu
art, 1t was decided to wait for further
particulars from San Francisco. The
pugilistic managers will meet tomorrow
when the referee will be chosen, the
stake posted and the place Of the battle
decided upon.
The knickerbocker clubs offer will
probably be accepted.