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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-22
ropAY,s ENTRIES.

Five and half furlongs, selling Ordeal
": chopin. Ben Lodi I'D Upton, Meehanus,
COLLEGE Boy. Havelock, Chappaqna, Elloraa'e,
III: Ineenamara, ia. Disturber, CSnevar
iuS: Exit. May Lands, Lcpidia, Florence
clerk, Manvar, veracious, Lady Exile camo-
ron Prince of Wales. 1886, ryran. Touraine
Havtlme lOS: Peace. i1i,
The Zephyr stakes. Futufity course-Flaunt
IA; Goniull0n. l09; Pasig, 100; Primrose Day
RED Hats l06: killashandra. 100
Mile and quarter anucokburn, lao: Cen
trail Trust. lis; Merry Prince, III; TRACE
dian. III; Intrusive, ITO; Rowland loS;
Thomas Cat l05 JEFFERSON, George Boyd
los. Estaca. 1902. Mlllstream. %,
Seven furlongs. the Swift Stakes, tor
g wear olds-Dr Eichbcgg, Il; Fly ~ Night,
MS: Kinley Mack Cornorant. Little SAINT
ii6. I.ackland Manlius, Ill.
Five urlongs. selling Homo Crest. Nohi-
coer. big Gun, l0S; lnnovator, loI' Alex, ios;
Creeper l04; Prestige, io3; Fluke, lo3' Gold
one. Mynhoer, Pulager, lo2; Mollie Newman
Gold Lock, 100; Be Be S. Her Ladyship'
Tidy Ann, 99. 900. MI.
ri; Imperator, l2i; Merlin. DR.. sharp. li9'
Mi.arins Tansdale. IFS; Bon mo, Cleophus.
iiS Rhinelander Clonsilla. III; Maid OF har-
Weather clear: track fast.
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ISLAND CITY NEWSlTEKS
Council Has Begun Making Nominations fol
Minor offices.
NORTHERN CABBAGE NOW BEING RECEIVED
YOUNG Man from houston
Married.

Galveston. Texas, June 2t.--Two meet
ings OF the city council were held tonight
FOR the purpose of eleoting officers. Mayor
Jones announced that he had no further
nominations 10 make aud tho council began
to make them. II. II. Peek, the present
incumbent, was reelected city engineer.
receiving nine votes. lie was Fly man
and was put up by the opposition aldermen.
Ira =. Collins was defeated for city coll
lector, C. w. Preston for assessor. John
E. Chubb for harbor master and James
DAILY for city sexton. Fred Gilbough and
Pat Barry were elected directors of the
wharf company on the part of the council,
Mayor Jones announced his standing
committees tonight Alderman Gilbough
being made chairman OF the finance com
m'ttee. Another meeting will be held to-
morrow night.
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TopAY's ENTRIES,

Mile seliing-Gomez, loI; Sir Rolla, loS;
asin,e bandiratl-Leo planter. us; Mr.. PHI
n,sy iis: Re True l01 Ben Bramhle, l0i
sis md half turlongs, selllng-~Midiau. 10;
Hindoonet 10; Mystery, no; Don skip Nc,
49, ma Mound City, Chenille, lO2. Mania
q, sidduhts. Ben Frost Her own. Barrlsso.
100 ,,
five and a half administration Cham
nyonshln stakes-The Conaueror. 81 w.
mode i9l. sSam Phillips, Doundlee IFS:
southern G,rl, Lady Curzon. ia Ltdtord, ilS;
Thrive. lla. . ,,.t ~.
sloupard. 97 Found. ~; Lady Callahan, 6S;
Friendship g..
Mile, selling--Glsd Ewes, Mitchell. lndra,
us. Ace Judge Steaeman, ll2. Helen n.
Gardner poore III barp y, cbo IVY piya9 p
lrate. Of; Schankcn, Iris. g.
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A Letter u ms. tmNnam Drousht
Health to Mrs. Archambo.
ILErrrs TO Mrs, riSknAN 40. 4-'s0sl

lLEITEk TO MRS. flAhHtA No. t-s3pSI
"DEAR Mrs. PINKuAM--F two
years / felt tired and so weak and dizzy
that some days l could hardly go
around the house. Baciache and head
ache ali the time and my food would
not digest and had such pains in the
womb and troubled with leucorrhGa
ana kidneys were affected.
. =" After birth of each child | grew
weaker, and hearing so much of the
good you had done, wrote TO you and
have taken six bottles of Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, one
box of Lozenges, one box of Liver Pills,
one package OF Sanative Wash, and to-
day am feeling as well as ! ever did.
When ] get up in the morning feel as
fresh as / did when girl and eat and
sleep well and do all of my work. II
ever / feel weak again shall know
where to get my strength / know
yourmedicine cured me. - Mrs. SALIVA
ARcHAsIBo, CHARLEMoST, MASS.
The present Mrs. PinRham's expert
ence in treating female ills is unparal-
lcled; for years she worked side by
side with Mrs. Lydia F. pinlsham, and
for sometime past has had sc-e charge
OF the correspondence department. OF
her great business, treating by letter
as many as hundred thousand ailing
women year All women who suffer
are invited to write to Mrs. Pinkham
at Lynn, Mass. for advice, which VIII
be promptly given without charge.
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viciorne. Provolo lOs: Col. Cmlke. 1O7; RAJ
rus, Dashaway. 30 Finem Rcspice, %. Pre-
liminary S. Richardson. SG
SIX furlongs, selling -McCleary Sainivei,
1902; Shieldbearcr. i0i; Juanetta, leo. sister
Mamie, %; Little Land, aS; Bertha Nell, Tillo
w, %; Norma Taylor, Domestic, Apri's
Lady gi Semicoon. 90.
Five turlongs-- Pride of the Barn, no; Isa-
binda no; Foneda. ioS; MY Butterfly, Milda
Anthracite. Meritc, Harvest Queen. Scarlet
Lilly, Kate Hickman. Cherry Bloom, Flora
Daniels, Hawaii, 100.
Mile selling George Kraft, It's; Eherhart
Yuba Dam. i01; PaLcharm l06; Violet Par
sons, los: Donation. t0S; Kumya. To-. Dandy
H.. 80. BeanR. gS; The Boudman, %.
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the matter with me last night" said w II
Clark. owner of Banastar. They asked mo
u | would prefer charges against Maher and
lay whatever proofs had before thom. The
reply | made W., that had no accusations
to make against Maher The bov was an
employe OF mine, and II | choose TO pay him
his salary and keep him on the ground for
reasons satisfactory TO myself | am acting
strictly within my legal rights and my turf
rights. told them my evidence in the Maher
case might not be legal evidence and, while
a. satisfied me. Il might not be enough "a
ct~ivict him / said that | had no argument
or controversy with Maher; that | was sick
of the whole business and did not propose to
enter into any long wrnngle."
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NORTHERN CABBAGE,

A carload of cabbage, the frst received
here this season from the North, is being
distributed about town today. The car was
shipped from st. Louis at S p. IN, Saturday
and arrived at ll,fS y. m. yesterday
from ST. LouiA This is said to be the
fastest time ever made from ST. LOUIS
with produce
Mr., pabst says that three or four weeks
ago 81. Louis and other Northern cities
were begging Texas for cabbage, the
Texas crop WAS a failure, Usually no
Northern cabbage comes to Texas until
July. but ON account OF the shortage here
the local produce men had to call ola the
North to help them out The cabbage that
arrived this morning was grown In Mis-
souri,. II is several weeks earlier than tina
average crop in that region.
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Officers Elected.

sherman. Texas, Jure 2l.--At a meet
ing OF the stockholders Of the Farmers
and Feeders oil and Cotton company,
recently chartered with capital OF S5o,-
COO, tho following officers were elected:
n. j. Birge president; o. f. Wyrick. vice
president: J.. A. stanheld. secretary and
treasurer. The site for the erection OF
the mill has been selected. machinery
purchased AMI work will be pushed rap
idly forward 10 completion for the APP
preaching season,
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KirbyyiIIe school trustees.

Kirbyville, Texas. June 2l.-The board
OF trustees for the Kirbyvlile school had
meeting at the district school building
on last evening for the purpose of employ
ing principal and an assistant for this
school, There were several applicants
for these positions and vote OF the board
resulted in the election of Mr.. Robert
Withers as principal and his sister, Miss
Sallie Withers, as assistant. There are
one hundred and fourteen pupils enrolled
In this school, which makes IL one OF the
best schools in the county.
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PEACH MERINGuE PIE.

PEACH MERINGUE PIE.
Pare. slice, stew and sweetcn a dozen
ripe, tart and juicy peaches; season with
nutmeg or stew lemon peel with them
for flavor. Fiji the crust. which should
be very rich, and bake. Spread over the
peaches thick meringue made by whip-
ping TO froth the whites OF three eggs
for each pie; sweeten with three tal;,c-
spoonfuls OF powdered sugar; flavor with
peach: beat until Il viii stand alone; cover
top three-quarters OF an inch thick. set
back into quick oven till well set Set In
the ice box until ready to serve.
MEALS FOR A DAY.
Fruit California Wheat, Cream.
Broiled Spring Chicken.
French Fried Potatoes.
Waffles with Maple Syrup. Cafe au Lat
The Post.
LUNCHEON.
Cold Ham. Pickles. Potato Salad
Orange Sherbet. Cake. Iced Tea.
DINNER.
Bouillon.
Broiled Tenderloin Trout.
Mashed Potatoes.
Celery. Olives,
Broiled Leg of Mutton. Caper Sauce.
Green Peas, Squash.
Lettuce Salad, French Dressing
Queens Pudding. Roquefort Cafe Noir.
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RESULTS ON THE RACE TRACKS
AFFECT WON THE ROSEBUD SELL.
ING STAKES.
Five Favoritcs aud n second Choice
AT shccpshead Bay, II to Win
ner At Latonia.

Now York, June 2l-The Rosebud was the
chief stako favorte at Sheepshead Bay to-
day. Affect, the favorite, won easily. Five
favoritcs ana one second choice won out
SIX furougs- Filon dor, Primato, Momen-
tum. lime l:l4 40.
Admiration. Klrkwood, Pirate NJ.
Time l4l
fest Belle OF Orleans, Prejudice. Time l'Ol,
Mile and an eighth-rhomas Cat strath-
coma, JeAnuot. Time lean.
Two miles. Bay hurdles-Forget, Premier
Ben Eder Time 3;5l-25.
FutuIIty course sadduccec. Guilden, Mark
Check Tint / IL, -
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DUFF sPANN.

At G o'clock this evening at the Epseu-
pal church, corner OF Twenty second and
Winnie Mr.. Thomas a. Dun OF Houston
and Miss Birdie Spann OF this city were
united In marriage, Rector G. NJ. Beckwith
officiating. The young couple left at once
for Houston, where they will make their
future home
The groom is we'll known in railroad Cir
cles. For a long time he held the posi-
ton OF bill clerk In the general freight
office Of the Santa Zee in this city. For
several months past he has been In the
auditors Office OF the Southern pac'fc at
Houston. The bride Is the oldest d0ugl
ter OF MIR, and Mrs. John r. ,paun. who
live at 1915 Church street, and IS \ most
ostimablo young lady, with a large circle
o, friends and acquaintance.
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FRIED sTurFEp EGGS.

Boil eggs twenty minutes; put them
Immediately into cold water; when cold
remove the shell; cut them in half length
wise; carefully remove the yollS; rub them
very smooth, To Sit; boiled eggs add one
teaspoonful of melted butter one and a
half tablespoonfuls of very fine chopped
ham or tongue salt and pepper; fill the
hollow Of each one, having the surface
level; press one half TO another; dip in
egg, then in crumbs, then in egg, hen
In crumbs again; fry In hot deep fat; re-
move. drain on a piece of paper, arrange
on hot platter; serve with cream sauce
made with one tablespoonful of butter
melted, one OF -four; cook together; add
one cup of milk, salt and pepper; let il
boil five minutes.
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,r,,,...o royorite. al ST. Louis.

st. Louis. June 2l.-rhree fnvorites ana
Two we'll played third choices showed "A front
today. ,,
Six furlongs--Lulla W., Lady Memphis
Eoepigen. Time i:li, -,
Nile sclliug-Duteh Bard, Sir Gstian. W
Nile and seventy yards-Rafaelo. Found,
Aprlejack. Time l4Sls. ,,,,,.. Gu O.,
Handicap, six furlongs-Wisgins' silver se1
Alleviate. Time 10 , ,,,,..
aaSen Trugt Me, SLY. Time ] ~.
Three-year-old msidens. SIX furlongs-
Young Dixon, sam Lazarus. Prince Michael
Time 1il6.
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mr rOR A coNsTITuTIoNAL

orr FOR A CONSTITUTIONAL.
M ,.lrts with silk bodices can not
rmllsd either in utility or attract
~ ior watkins toilets, and the Wild
hhuds is allowed in their selection.
~ A he summer Scotch goods COM
IN several shades OF green and blue
4 n occasional dash of red are desir-
The skirt is close fitting at the top,
81 whatever fitness there may be laid
,his at the back. These plaits are
n d place by small buttons OF orna-
M design. The trimming around the
Nrsiss OF satin bands of graduated
sis cut on the bias.
n, opening Of the waist is folded into
IN box plat trimmed with six large
Esm Bands of insertion cross the
Vi "a either side of the box plat and
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u.na,, Landed at ~ TO L.

clnclunau O., june 2L-1he victory OF
ussdle@ AZ toto /. was big surprise for the
public at Latona today.
Six fuiionss sslllug-lohn soone' haiuiia'
Marietta. Trlt l.isis-
fs MsIe sem s-Heaaley synla, ProvolO Time
i:4s .r.,, t,.,,,l
Milo and half-PEesssgtor' true Lisni'
Counties Irma Time 2;SlA
Pive furlongs-Aurea. sassidlan. Fonda.
I' ME sssiiins-Anle Belle, Full Dress. Azure
ole Tlmc i.4aA.
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9EArHER INFORMATION.


Ealis,or, June 2i.--East Texas-Fair
hnhy ad Friday light to fresh south
~
/ Sst leas and New MISUNDERSTANDING
{irs.ly and Friday; variable winds.
etsVns and Indian rerrntory-Partly
f~t lhurday and Friday south winds.
u1sRqa and Enthusiastically fair.
kssssd high temperatures Thursday and
nv; lsh. south winds.
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Am Amnteur Gnmc.

There was a very one-sded game OF baseball
played on cbenevert and Peaso streets yes
terday hetNtei. the Bering Crescents and tht
Cawthorns The Behring'S had everything theiv
owr way from the very start, the score being
Ia IN their favor The feature OF the game
was inc good batting OF the Cresceuts Bat
terie5- Cawthons, Weston aud Davis; Ber-
ings. Arnold and Branch.
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Application. for bankruptcy.

cotton buyer OF Paris. filed petition
in bankruptcy today. The unsecured
claims aggregate ss.s4o. The liabilities
were all incurred during the past season
T, W, Dollarhide, formerly In the hard
ware business at Denison. nled petition
In bankruptcy today. The unsecured
claims amount to si2,seo.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Fine suburban Residcn.es.

Dallas, Texas, June 21.--Fire today de-
stroyed two of the finest residences in the
eastern suburban district. Sam sligh's
home, at 1902 Ross avenue, with its con-
tents and W. H. McDonoughs dwelling
house and its furnishings were completely
wiped out, being beyond the reach OF tho
city fire department Sligh's loss is $1,000
insurance $4,000. McDonough's loss $4,000;
insurance $4,000.
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GiIIett Has l.ft Chihunhun.

Kansas City, Mo-. June sl.-Gran, G.
Gillett. the Kansas cattle plunEer whose
failure last winter for nearly two million
dollars caused a sharp furry In financial
circles, is reported 10 have suddenly LETT
chihuahua. Mex, where ne has been In the
hotel business according to the Star.
Giilett has been victim Of blackmsilsrs.
who have repeatedly threatened TO kidnAp
him and bring him back to the United
States
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sionn won Two Races.

London, June al.-At tho ..ocond day OF the
Gatwisk summer racing today William Berea-
fords black gelding Blacksmith. ridden by
Tod sloan. won the Crabbet rlata of 200
sovoroigns. Lord William Bcresfords Swear
old bay gelding jolly Tar Sloan Up, won tho
Diamond plate, 800 sovereigns.
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ca ,,,r,ones selling--Waoe, i04. Lte Taxa,
r,,a,har s,red 1os shuttiecoeS, Tension. loi
Es,is Ruthsrierd IS Indepsndenl oragr. 90;
rittte Haicv ~. sir Phils2 SIDNEY ~; Ma
rieita. ~; Aizoda, = r S,as' - nam
Sils ssl,iag-Assassin, i0i; Nirgie o., lo3,
Rirs Elkwcod. lOs yansssa, lol rifle Herr.
infelice julia Hazel iol. Pinar pel hle, ~
vsrdei. %. A Mcknight, y uhslu, y ,o,
Nile. selling-otto H.. Dr. Wishfo~' io''
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TWO Buiidings at CIeburnr.

Cleburne, Texas, June 2l.--At noon to-
day two buildings burned ono was a
boarding house owned by Lee Jobc and oc-
ccpled by Mrs. Kate Lynch; the other
was residence, owned by Lee Jobe and
occupied by Lee Newberry. The two
buildings were insured for $500 and $500,
The household goods OF Mrs Lynch were
insured for $500. Lee Newberry's insur-
ance not learned.
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stolen hases-Austin !, San Antonio Q
Two base hits--Mukey. Coleman,
Three base hits--LonRley, MURRAY.
Double play--Cavanaugh TO O'Connor.
In Struck Bases Batter
Pitcher nlngs. out. on tails Balk. hit.
cavanaush :: I
Umpire Matthews
Time of game-1s40.
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MAnnn no pE INVESTIGATED.
VIII Look Into the Ride on
HunnStnr.

New YORK.. June 2i'-The World ssys; The
stewards Of the coney Island jockey club
havc decided 10 Investigate the riding OF
iockev Mnhcr. whom ex-Corporation Council
CLARK has suspended for two Years because
N ais riding on Ransstar In last Saturdays
':Ssssrs. hitchcock and Knapp discussed
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At the FREMONT w. Sullivan, Pine
Bluff; w, Davis, Dallas; James WOLF,
New York; Miss Clara Marion Mcclure,
Miss Wolton LeVest Weiss, Beaumont;
Lewis Fisher, city, II, Segol, New York,
J. y Hill. Waelder; Miss Mary Miller.
Miss Julia Miller. r. d. Miller and wife,
Waelder; Herman Meyer, New York; AL
fred II. Clement, New Orleans; Ii. V.
Bail, New York Ben Levy. city; T. p.
Shelton, Cincinnati; A. W. Dutton, chas.
J. Lametz. ST. Louis; c G. Robson La
Grange; G. l.. Russ. Palestlnei d. r..
Need. John j. Cox. Goldthwaite; Eliza
beth Ellis. Denver; ]. w Reed and Wife,
Miss NJ. Monsalyatage, San Antonio, G. l..
Neuhaus and daughter, blackberry; ]. V.
Neuhaus, Houston; l. Schoss. New York:
j. II. Onion, San Antonio; John H. Craig,
Cedar Lake, Texas; Joseph Gilbert, Aus
tin; c. p. Ackert, st. Louis F. A. Dubuch,
New York.
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THE FEMININE OBSERVER.

Pluck is generally synonymous with
success.
The hardest problems bring out the
greatest mental resources.
1t is inches that make foot in Amer
lea but pinches that do the business In
China.
The smallest cup and saucer always
comes home done up in the greatest
amount of excelsior.
How long are the days when those in
love are away from us, and how short
when they are near.
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Stolen bases-HuIbert. kemmer
Two base hits-Huston, Keefe. Magic.
Home runs -Weikart 2.
Double play--Peauinney unassisted.
In Struck Bases Wild Batter
Pitcher nings. out. on balls, pitch. hit
N Ns4a rNI... 4" . . . :.
Umpire McCloskev.
Time OF Game-ii0.
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pn.trop Again heat Taylor.

Bastrop. Texas june el.-The second game
Of ball between Rastrnr and Taylor was fast
one. resulting Va n seors OF TO in favor Of
sss s,rop Batteries-Britt9n and kretEberg for
Tsylor' Kundeil Dnd Hin for Bastrop.
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Austin Texas, June 2l--The locals defeated
the visitors in good fielding game hore to-
day Lonsley won the game for the Senators
in the seventh by timely two bagger with
three men on bases. Both pitchers nut vi
great games and were well supportod.
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KoprERL. KENNnY.

Or. George Herman Kopper left acre
yesterday for Carrollton. H., whore on tho
2Sth of June he will be married to Miss
Courtenay Elizabeth Kennoy OF that city.
The bride belongs 70 one OF the best fam
lilies IN Southwestern Illinois, while the
groom Is very popular here Miss Keuney
has visited in Galveston and is not alto
gether unknown here.
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IN WOMAN'S REALM

the collar and sleeve trimming are Of bias
satin.
a belt OF striped ribbon with fancy
buckle is worn.
Helen Grey Page.
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

PlttSourg, Pa, June I-hosepTouGn ueout
this season was not a success. In the three
innings he pitched New York made nine hits
aud scored 1--WE runs CerrieI was well sup
ported and kept the hits scattered.
Score X IL II
hittsburg .....,...,.....ool 100 uuO-
New York ...........,,, ,se2 600 600 10 0
Batteries II sebrough. hoffer and Bower
man, Carrick and Warner
Cincinnati June 2l.-Thomas' hitting and
Twins fielding were the features in today's
game.
Score r
Cincinnati ............, 200 100 eCS- Z Q
Datteries-Hawlcy and Wood; Frazer ana
Mcfarland.
Louisville. June 2i.--The Colonies broke
even with tho orioles today, Hill. the crack
Of the orioles, being knocked out of the box.
= 6 sSorITS . $50 200 Os.-s Il i = :
! baltimore ...,.4........,. 900 00 600 (
Batteries-Philippi and Powers: HIN and
Robinson and McKeuna and crisham'
( Chicago. June 1.-THE champions were de-
feated in dull and featureless game, :,
chicago SSs ..,.......2o s 600 lOa-- 1 5 >
Bstteres-raylor and Nichols; Kiilen and
Bergen.
| Cleveland. June 2i.-The visitors we're
beaten up to the eighth inning, when they
made rally, piling up six runs. :, :.
/ Score
iCieycland ..........,..-.-.u2 g o0o lsl-6 II ,
! BROOKLYN .....-.a.......- lv2 oVp lbO-lO II 4
| Batteres--Hughey and shriekengost; Ken
nedy and Grim.
ST Louis June 2l.-The Senators went
down in one-slded game
Score ~
ST Louis. -. ......,... .,10l ~ us 10
washington ..........,. .0l0 oo2 tcf- 10 Z
| Battsries-cuppy and oConnor; Mcfarland
land Mcclure and Butler.
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TEXAS LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGuE-
GnIyeston 4. Hnn.ton Z.

Galveston. Texas June 2i.--The visitors
won today's game With case. The only fea-
lures were two home runs by Welkart.
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s.n, ouon Bclt Bunctin.
y se,,s.s asy-tour hours ending at a. NJ.

a,.ast so- tsilsn n the cotton belt dur
n 10 the Texas section '''"'' esn
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Coke and Tar-For sale by Houston Gas
Light Company.
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A.uoas taken by the United States
I. NJ bureau at all stations at p. M. .s,h
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