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HIDES. TALLow. WOOL AND HOPS.

Not for years has Tallow been as scarce as
at present. The demand for it is very active.
Hides and Wool unchanged.
HIDES AND SKINS-Culls and brands sell
about 1c under the quotations. Heavy salted
steers. Ice; medium Sc; light. aQS13c; Cow
hides S1k@9c; Stays, &c; Sailed hip. &c; Calf
lOc; dry Hides, sound. 15c; culls and brands
12c: d;,y, Kip and Veal. l5c; dry Calf, lie:
Sheepskins, shearings, 10G30c each; short
Wool S5Q60c each; medium 7O@9Oc long Wool
s0cQ$1 10 each; Horse Hides, salt, 81 75G2 %
for large and 81 for small; Colts. 25Q50c fol
small.
TALLOW-No rendered 414c per lb; No.
2 312c; refined, &c. Grease 212c.
WOOL-Spring Ciips-Southern Mountain. 12
months, 7d9c; Foothill and Northern free, 10
Q12c: Foothll and Northern defective. 9@11c;
Humboldt and Mendocino. AQ15c; Nevada 10
Q12c: Eastern Oregon. 10G12c.
Fall Wools-
Humboldt and Mendocino.. oil
Northern Mountain .......................7 Ql0
Southern U I1e
Plains a
HOPS-1S9S crop. 1O611c per lb for ordinary.
I2@19lzc for good and 13015c for choice to fancy
from first hands
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less Sultanas, c15c for Seedless MuscateIs
and 81 20 for London Layers; Dried Grapes.
z%@3e.
NUTS-Chestnuts. &c per lb Walnuts 56Sc
for hardshell. 10G11c for softshell: Almonds
Sdsc for hardshell. 12d13c for softshell. l4Ql6c
for papershel: Peanuts, 667c for Eastern and
415d5c for California; Cocoanuts, "a 5OG5.
HONEY-Comb, 1oG11c for bright and Sdl9c
for lower grades: water white extracted, IA
6D7i1c: light amber extracted. 7c; dark, 595hc
per ID.
BEEswAX-256t27c per lb.
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.TOYO KISEN KAISHA.

G TEAMERs WILL LEAVE WHARF. COR
- ner First and BraanJan streets. p m. for
Kobe .THiogo) Nagasak and Shanghai. and
connecting at Hohgkong with steamers for
India etcs No cargo received. on board on day
:ofi sailing
NIPPON MARg. i........ Wednesday, April II
AMERICA MARU.s Saturday, May s
HONGKONGs MARI. ........... Thursday June /
Round Grip tickets at reduced rates. For
freight and passage apply at company's office
AL Market street, corner First
w. B. CURTIS. General Agent.
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BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGs:'

There was: mo- further .:shnnge In Butter ex-
cept decline IN dairy Eggs were irm and
sales were made at the top quotation Dealers
generally. expect lower ptices next week..
creamery-Fahcy creamery; l71tg1se; seeunds,
Dairy Choice to fancy. l5alsc; common.
grades lac: -
CHEESE Choice. mild new, r1G1lhc; .old.
1oGlOIkc; Cream Cheddar. .i2dl2i6e; Young
America. utsG121sc; Eastern. l1la@l4c.
EGGS-Quoted: at 16QlSc per dozen. ::
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STEAMERS TO. SAIL.
.stteanef,. Destination q sans, Pier
sHfPPING: .INTELbIGENCE.
: Co. =
ARRIVED.

=. 80: !: : Friday, March 81
:. stmr. Artatas: Reed. "a hours from Coos Bay,
via Port Orford Sc hours.
stmr. orizaba, Hall, 66 hours from Newpoft
:: sfmr coiumbia. Green, 50. hours from FORT
land. via, Astoria 42- hours.
: stn1t Whiteshoro Johnson, 15 hours from
; stmr Neewsboy. :Ellefsen. 20 hours from -Usal.
Schr. John. a, Hellquist 4s hours rom Eu-
CLEARED.
stnir Umatilia. Cousins. vicf6ria and Port f,
Townsend; Gnodall, Perkins & co.
Br stmr Wyeield, Cartmer. Nanaimo; John
stmr Riuai johnson, clipperton Island; Ma
condray & Co.
ship Agenor. Colby. sydney; J I Fa1k & Co.
Ship Erskite. NJ Phelps, Graham. Honolulu
Williams. Dimond & Co.
Ital ship Macdiar1nid Longobardo. Genoa: c
Bark wilma, Slater, vladivostok; Roth. Blum
Ger bark j. G Piuger. Hoover. Liverpool: Bal.
.Bktn Fremont. Bowes; Unga; Lynde s
SAILED.
Friday. March 81.
stmr North Fork Basch. Eureka
Stmr Corona. Debney. San Diego
Stmr Scotia, Lpndqust
Stmr Alliance. Hardwick. Astoria
Stmr c o Cherry. Ellesssn, Nanaimo.
Stmr MaclIinaw,. Ltt}efield. Tacoma
stmr sequoia. Tkwing, Fort Bragg.
stmr Navarro. Higgins. ::caspar,
Stmr Gypsy, Leland, Santa Cruz
Stmr Signal, BendegaaFd Grays Harbor
stnr Sunol. Liehig, Hardy Creek
Br stmr Wyefield. Cartmer,. Nanaimo
Bark Albert, Griffths. Honolulu
Bark Big Bonauza. Bergman. Nladivostok.
Schr La Chilena, Matser~ Fort Ross:
Schr Bender Brothers. Bethel. Bowans Land
ing.
Schr .Gonfianza; Jensen
Schr H: Wright. Olsen.
Schr San .Buenaventura. Lankalide. san Bias
CHARTERS
The A N Campbell loads mdse for Nicolaefski,
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SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET
FAMILY RETAIL MARKET.

Butter is cheaper Eggs are unchanged.
The only change in Meats is a slight advance
In Beef The other kinds are declining in the
Wholesale market and will probably soon fol-
low suit 4. retail.
Fish is in rather better supply. Poultry :is
stiH rather scarce
The Summer Vegetables are coming in fairly
but are still high.
few Strawberries. are being received: but
they are: not; very. good Apples are getting
scarce.
Following is The. Calls regular weekly price
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BANK CLEARINGs.

NEW YORK, March 3l.-The following table
compiled by Bradstreet. shows the bank clear
ings at the principal cities for the week ended
March 81, with the percentage of increase and
decrease. as compared with the corresponding
week last year:
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ooMpAGN1E GENERELE TRANsarI ANr1nnr

DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIS:. .-s..
Sailing every Saturday at 10 a. m. .SCXEFfN
from Pier 42. North River, foot of -s7ssz%sAs
Morton st. LA CHAMPAGNE. 'Aprii s. LA
BRETAGNE, April Is: LA ToIfRAINE. April
2: La GASCOGNE. April 29;.. L4S NORMAN
DIE. May 8. First class TO HaVre;. SIS and up
ward. per cent reduction on round trip. Sec
ond class TO Hayre; So 10 per cent .rsduetion
on round trip. GENERAL AGENCY FOR
UNITED STATES AND -CANADNS Rowling
Green, New York, J. r. FC-GAZI' Z Co. Pa
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NEW YORK. March St--FLOUR-Receipts
26.s21 barrels; exports, 1858 barrels. Market
dull but steady.
WHEAT-Receipts. $4,000 bushels: exports.
$1,000 bushels. Spot quiet No. 2 red, S2tsc T.
o. b. afoat and to arrive Options opened
lower under II ht local and foreign selling and
absence OF. support of any description, ruled
exceptionally tame and featureless in absence
OF important, crop news cables from abroad
and advices from Western markets. March
closed nominal and other months 1Tlisc lower;
May. 767sd77 l-lec, closed at 77c July. 76% a
&c. closed at 76ssc; September. 74aG74Sc.
closed at 74Lc.
HOPS-Quet
HIDES-Steady.
WOOL,-Dull.
Notwithstanding closed until Monday
noon. London market also closed. Brokers'
price for Lead 81 10: for Copper sis esIla
CoFFEE-Spot-Rio dull and featureess; No.
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I invoice 1-1sc; No jobbing. 5-1sc. Mild
steady; Cordova Sdl4c.
SUGAR-Raw tending upward; fair refining.
SIC; centrifugal, 96 test 4A@4%c. Refined,
steady
BUTTER Receipts. 1854 pacgakes; steady
Western creamery, l7G22c; Elgius, 22c; factory.
12Q14kc; imitation creamery, l3@aQlSi2c.
EGGS-Receipts, 49, SsS packages; easy; West
ern, l2c; Southern, 1AG1lAc.
DRIED FRUITS.
NEW YORK, March Sl.-California dried
fruits steady.
EVAPORATED APPLES-9Q9Ac; fancy, s%
Q10c.
PRUNES-4L @9ikc.
APRICOTs-Roya 1S@14c Moorpark, l3lA
Y PEAcHEs-Unpeeled, s@no; peeled, 25G2sc.
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CALL BOARD SALES FOR MARCH
NEW YORK WHEAT.
THE WEATHER REPORT.

d20th Meridian-Pacific Time)
SAN FRANCISCO. March 81, 5 p. IN.
The following are the seasonal rainfalls 10
date. as compared with those of same date
last season. and rainfall in last twenty-four
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HAMBURG-AMERICAN

TWIN SCREW .ENPRESS LINE.
NEW YORK-BARIS-L LONpON-Fs AMgTYRC
'TWIN-SCRENV. PASSENGER SERVICE :.
NEW Y0RK-HAMBURG .pfRECT
NEW YORk-EONbON-p ARIS-HANfRT-
Is e. NJ G APRIL 2ath the Stssm-
ers OF this SerNiee. will touch at Plymouth
and Chez hour >: on: the way 10 fa+T,hrrs
Tor sailEngs, ETC, apply to HAMRURG-
AMERICAN AMERICAN LINE 81 Broadway. New York
HERIOG 4 co. Gen Agts Pacific Coast
-. 401. CALIFORNIA ST. cor. Sansome. and
llS Montgomery 81. San -Erancisco
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BAY. AND RIVER STEAMERS.
. FOR U. S. NaYY.YaRn AND YlLLEIn.
Steamer "Nionticello.

Steamer Mon tfcello."
Mon, Tues. Wed. Thurs. and Sat. at s.45 a.
m, SIS. $50 =; m. tex. Thurs. night; Fridays
! D. m and $50; Sundays I0:So a. m, S D. m
Landing and office. Mission-st Dock, Pier No
2. Telephone Main 1903
tARE.-...- ..............s..........5oo
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POTATOES. ONIONS AND VEGETABLE

POTATOES. ONIONS AND VEGETABLES 3
Receipts were. 6s7 boxes Asparagus, 4aO boxes
Rhuberb and. 10 sacks Peas. -
q The arrival dt over $4,000 sacks :of Oregon
Potatoes '~eakened- the market somewhat.
Onions are also lower. ?.
Peas .haye a. wide range. according 70 quail
ity. @Asparagns continues firm. :Rhlbarb is
nlentif,iI and weak - -.
summer Squash from the South brought 15c
PPoTAToIss 81 eoa1: 75 per ctI for: Early Rose,
81 5ogf % tor River BuT!barks: sorienae .and
81 4Od16O for seed and 81 60gt IS. for large;
Sweet: Potatoes, 81 s25G2 5afGr MERGED; NEW .P6-
tatoes. 3GI4L9e per H.. s*'ee - )
oNioNs. 81: 1SG1 SO per. ctlr outside i1aotqtfQn
for: -:
XFSs; ETA 81 .Es- -Nsparagus slas so. per: box
for No :2%a I'd 81 5sa2 % :foF 40, 1;ands2 SO for
fancy: Rhubarb? 35@55c per. he& for the. general
run ard 81 for :faricyr Green. Peas 8dSc5 String
Beans -; :; ca ahbage. 81 2?ai 5O+ ronidtoes 81
for los Angeles $EiE Plant = per lb::lf9rli6.
6GEc afer 1h; Dried .Okra: :lc ner ID; pried:Ier
pers.. 1Qc; Green Peppers C9rEets, $50
S5c per. sack: Mushrooms. 4flI0c per Rs Hot
house :Cu9uinbers Sld1 so per 'dozs.
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BANK CLEARINGS.

Local bank clearngs in March were s7s. $685.
Gil, against $50. 94s 4O7 for March, 1898. The
clearings thus far this year amount to s2l0,-
of 1898.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
BRADsrREETs FINANCIAL REvIEv


NEW YORK. March 3l.-Bradstreet's finan-
cial review tomorrow will say: Expectations
Of a more active and higher money market
were verified. call loans having touched L per
cent this week, while much Of the borrowing
Of money at the Stock Exchange has been at
5a6 per cent These tendencies. however, have
been no. obstacle to the development OF
strongly buIIish speculation in stocks. with
advances in. different parts of the list carry
ing prices in some instances to the highest
levels Yet reached. The leaders in this move
nent were the Vanderbilt stocks. together with
certain specialties and industrals, though other
portions of the market were more or less favor
ably affected. Signs OF active manipulation by
large interests were abundant. but the fact
that the market had taken an upward course
and that leaders OF Wall street were quoted as
saying that fears about money were needless,
had decided effect on the speculative publ
cation. Commission houses were large buyers
and the daily volume OF transactions, swollen
as 1t was by the increased pubic participation,
was considerably over 1000 600 shares on Mon
day and the two succeeding days. This evil
IDENTIFY involved the transfer of large holding
OF stocks into the hands of marginal spectators
and prepared the market for reaction. Money
naturally became. harder as the end OF the
month drew near. and the fact that the stock
exchanges are closed on Friday created dis
position to wait. on Thursday morning money
rose to - per cent while the news of the
troubles at Samoa caused some temporary fears
Of interest complications. The result was a
decline which in some stocks almost took the
form Of breaks, though before the day ended
the leading manipulated stocks were rallied
sharply and the close was generally steady at
a recovery London has shown a disposition
70 purchase the Vanderbilt stocks and other
specialties.. but has not been prominent fac
tor in the speculation here. Our market has
dsregarded the decided advance in foreign ex-
change rates and attributes the rise Of demand
sterling to preparations for the remittance Of
the $50 000, 900 which the United States treasury
IS to pay 10 Spain for the surrender of the
Philippines. AS for the money market the
prevalent impression in Wall street has been
that hrmer interest rates are temporary, and
next week will be marked by the return to
New York OF the funds which. on the compile
tion OF the April disbursements. will no longer
be required there. Among the incidents which
contributed to the bullish feeling was the fact
that the February revenue statements OF a
number Of important railways while exhibit
ing decreases in. net earnings, fail to show
such heavy. losses as have been expected. and
or which more or less bearishnGss principally
in connection. with the granger stocks had
been based: during. the preceding fortnight.
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..:Afternoon. SESSION.
INVESTMENT BOARD.
Morning Session.

200 Equitable Gas b 3d.. :....:.....-.. s.75-
20 Paauhau P Co. :: 80 90
so Contra Costa Water. s...;..., 81. .25
Alaska Packers Association. ........ :1l0 25 +:
Afternoon Session.
Board =
90 S Gas & Electric Co..,.....:......: 70 90 .
81 Hutchinson S P Ce...-.............. 81 75
% Hama Plantation Co.............s..... Is S7l5
25 Hama Plantation Co.....,...4...x......slS so
80 Paauhau S Observation-Disclosures. IS 62Is
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SUN. MOON AND TIDE.

United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Times and Heights of High and Low
Waters at Fort Point. entrance to San
Francisco Bay Published by official au-
thority of the Superintendent:
the city front (Afission-street WHARF about
twenty-five minutes later than at Fort Point;
the height of tide is the same at both. places.
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AMERICAN LINE.

AMERICAN LINE.
NEW YORK SOUTHAMPTON LONDON, PARIS.
: Stopping at Cherbourg westbound:
From New York Every Wednesday 10 a m.
St: Louis. April p St Louis. May
Paris April 5s1 Paris May 1e
:. RED STAR LINE,
New York and Antwerp.
From New. York Every Wednesday. u noon.
Southwark: April ri Noordland ...... May
Mesternand "a pril :1e Friesland, May 10
Kensington. =: April 26 Southwark INLAY II
-. EMPIRE LINE
.. Seattle; ST: Michael. Dawson CITY.
For full information regarding freight and pas
:. sage apply: to.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY,
e 80 Montgomery ST., or any of its agencies.
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TIME BAIL;

Branch Hydrographic. offce, U. s. N. .Mer-.
chants Exchange San Francisco. Gal.'
March 81, 1899.
The time ball on the tower of the new Ferry
building was dropped at exactly. noon. to-day
/. e., at of the 120tt meridian, or at
o'clock D. m. Greenwich mean time.
w, S HUGHES.
- Lieutenant. U. S, n. IN charge.
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

BAGs-Calcutta Grain Bags 5lac for June
and July; Wool Bags, 26q2Sc; San Quentin
Bags, "a So
Wellington. IS per ton; New yelling
ton, IS; Southfeld Wellington 81 90; Seattle,
So Bryant. Sc; Coos Bay. IS; Wallsend. 81 so;
Scotch. S. Cumberland. IS in bulk and 50 25
in sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg, $l4;
Camel IS so per ton; Rock Springs and Castle
Gate, 81 60; Coke, $12 per ton in bulk and Sl4
in sacks.
Harrisons circular says: 'Durng the week
there have been four coal deliveries from
Washington, amounting to 9599 tons; four from
British Columbia. 13 IFS tons; one from Oregon.
225 tons two from Australia, S4l7 tons: total.
gradually, Notwithstanding all vessels suitable
for coal transportation readily chartered
at current rates The larger portion of our To-
cally owned ships. formerly in this trade, have
found more profitable business carrying lum-
Der TO foreign ports, and 1t will be several
months before they will arrive back; in the in
terim the bulk of the coast trade is being done
by steamers. The mutations in the coal bust
ness have been numerous in 1928 and 1893; first
the Klondike rush OF people and merchandise
gave employment to all the vessels (sail and
stean) on the coast then the war with Spain
took away all the steamers that were adapted
to the carriage of troops and fuel. These have
dsorganized somewhat our usual routine in
the coal branch.
I'm the past four weeks there have been
three calls from the Government for coal,
amounting TO 1850 tons. all going to Manila,
and there will probably be more needed in the
near future"
TURPENTINE-Is lower at Sic per gallon in
NEATSFOOT Oils quoted at SOC per
gallon for No. l in barrels and soc for cases.
SOAP-The trade is sending out circulars an
nouncing advance, owing TO the scarcity
Il RICE-chna mixed, 81 1oa4 15 China No. l.
81 506l4 90; extra do S56l5 35; Hawaiian, s. IS;
Japan. 81 SOFA 80; Louisiana, s5G6 So
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes terms net cash: Cube. Crushed
and Fine Crushed. 5asc; Powdered, 5ssc; Candy
Granulated, 5Ac; Dry Granulated. 5lsc.. Con-
fectioners' A. 5lsc; California A. 47hc; Magnolia
A. 4sic; Extra c, 4ssc; Golden c. 4iHc; half
barrels 14c more than barrels, and boxes. li2c
more No order taken for less than 10 barrels
rs equivalent.
SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET
There is no further change in any descrip-
ton.
Wholesale rates from slaughterers TO dealers:
BEEF-7< <GS4c per lb.
vEAL-Large, 7c; small, 7l4@Sc per ID.
MUTTON-Wethers, 7lkGSc; Ewes. 7c per ID.
LAMB-Spring. 1Oc per h.
a PORK-Live Hogs. 5d5Ac for small, SIC for
-Y,-edurn and for stock Hogs and
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PORTLAND'S BUSINESS.
NORTHERN WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND, Or March S1.-Clearings, $751;
| AIS: balances, S7I, ,S94.
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'Not included in totals because containing
other items than clearings.
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SATURDAY. APRIL l.

NOTE-In the above exposition of the tides
the early morning tides are given lin the left
hand column and the successive tides of the
second time column gives the second tide. of
the day; the third time column the third tide
and the last or right hand column gives the
last tide of the day. except when there are but
three tides, as sometimes occur The heights
given are additions to the soundings. on the
when a minus sign g precedes the height.
and then the number given is subtracted from
the depth given by the charts. The plane of
reference is the mean of the lower low waters.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
EXCHANGE AND BULLION.

session. yesterday quotations for grain. etc are
omitted -: 90: g.
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WEATHER. CONDITIONS AND: GENERAL
7''s'.. 's FORECAST, =. -

san Francisco data" MAXIMUM temperature
81 minimum IS; mean, 50. 90. &,
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Cheese. Swiss. -. .2Oq25
Common Eggs. l59171z
Ranch Eggs per:
dozen o..... So. 2QG:-
Hohey Comb. per- ..
M ...'s.-..?.-. .I2Qi5
Do. extracted. ...291o'
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O'Reilly could have got under the ball
easily, as 1t was not hit hard and went
well into the air. He didn't turn to go
with the ball, but backed out few
steps. Then, instead of putting two
hands at the ball he stuck up his I'M
gloved hand and muffed it. To make
matters worse, he got tangled up with
his feet and fell down. Clarke scored
easily from first and Flncke made third
to score a moment later on a double by
Dibblee.
1t looked all Holy Cross at the out
set. and Harvard acted as If beaten
before they had really started to play.
Holy Cross got al lead of three runs
before Harvard made a circuit of the
bags, and it seemed only too easy for
the wearers of the purple. They were
having their troubles, however keep
ing back the Crimsons, on account OF
Clancy's wildness.
The spectators discovered soon after
the game began that it would mean
a victory for Harvard IL Clancy was
kept in the box, and yelled for another
pitcher. The base ball authorities final
ly awoke and put in Griffin, but it was
too late, for by that time the team was
completely demoralized, and did not
recover during the entire game.
The game Holy Cross played was not
up to its standard, by any means.
The men lacked life and that conf
dence which aids materially in fast
play and team work. Harvard played
a good game. At the start they were
decidedly yellow, acting as If afraid
of their rivals, but when they had Sc
cured a lead, their playing was first
class. 1t was that feeling Of confidence
which finally enabled them to win out.
There were three pitchers. Morse,
who twirled for Harvard, pitched good
ball. particularly toward the end, when
Harvard was working every nerve to
score. He had good speed and used
good Judgment. Clancy was frightfnl,
and made everybody uncomfortable.
The spectators expected to see him
throw the ball into South Worcester
at any moment. He gave six bases on
balls in four innings, and was hit Tor
civ safe ones. He also hit one batsman.
To cap the climax, he threw with
fearful force to first when McTigue
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-08
YALE PRACTICE LIGHT.
But in Short Stretches Their Work is
Brisk and Snappy.

Yale Quarters, Gales Ferry, Conn,
June with a drop of % degrees in the
mercury from 100 to 4.3O o'clock this
afternoon, and several cooling showers
later, the Yale oarsmen felt in fine fettle
when they stepped off the float into their
shell at els o'clock this evening for the
final practice of the day. The crew
started out with ideal conditions as to
wind and tide, but, because Of yester-
days hard work in the extreme heat
and the heat Of this morning it was de-
cided to have light practice this evening.
The crew rowed down the course from
a number of short, snappy, quick
stretches and started with buried oars.
Then they turned around and padded
back to the mile mark and from that
point rowed to the half-mile mark
against time. The work was good and
padded over to the boat house and got
back at 730. They Immediately went
in to supper, and when the meal was
finished the men were at liberty until 8
o'clock, when a short walk was taken,
and then -1ey retired.
DR.. Gallaudet. who has charge of the
crew all the year, but who had been de-
tanned in New Haven with his classes,
arrived here this afternoon, accompanied
by DR.. E. b. Reed, who will conduct the
Coaches Cowles and Armstrong, followed
the crew IN the launch and INDUCED in
much coaching. During the day the sub
stitutes had practice in pair oars. Though
a number of different combinations will
be tried. the probable composition of the
3; Greenway Captain, No. 2; Mitchell,
No. J.
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HAD AN OFF DAY.
Holy Cross Lost to
the Harvard
Players.
TOOK 10 INNINGS TO DO IT.
Clancy Essayed to Pitch
But His Wildness Cost
the Game.
TOOK 10 INNINGS TO DO IT.

Holy Cross had a bad spell yesterday
afternoon and the Harvards won in a
10-inning contest.
1t was not a good game of ball by
any means, and if Holy Cross had
played in anything like usual form, it
would have won the game in the reg
ulation number of innings.
Putting Clancy in the pitchers posi-
ton caused the defeat. Clancy couldn't
find the plate with a microscope, and
the entire team became demoralzed
playing behind him. When he was TAX
en- out Harvard had obtained the lead
and the confidence, which goes a long
ways in a battle between college
teams, was gone.
Griffin was touched up lively by
Harvard in his first inning, but after
that he had the Harvard men going.
OReily was directly responsible for
losing the game. With two men out in
the 10th inning and a man on drst,
Fincke hit line fly to his territory.