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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
Eccl,nc Arnin.l nrcrrn..

KINGSTON. JAMAICA. March ga
correspondent az Cayenne. capital Of
French Guiana. writes that Dreytus. the
famous French military prisoner. Is ex-
citing little public interest there. but that
private circles feel strongly against him.
some predicting his return 20 his place
OF captivity Oh Devils Island. or that
coast.
This is looked upon here as implying
that Dreyfus was recently removed from
Devils Island to Cayenne.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17

.t. g,..1 oDd Wire pfd.... 1ooj.
1,'', |,' 80, @ti ................ 80
- al pfd........ ............. ~
Atnerlcau spirits ........ ...-....... 15A
An,ericau spirits pfd...... ...-..... 80
American Tobacco 49,. -..''.... -
American Tobacco pto''"''' 1880. a1sN
Cons Gas ......... .s...''' $1,000 80
Com. cable Co.....,.. .....'.'.'''' Ivy
col. f. and Iron 49, .'''''''''' .S%
Col T.. and IRON bi"' 10
Gpugral Electric .sss.ss 5000 ''''' 80
Iiavy Com'I Co....... ............ IS
prookitn Rapid Transit ''.'.''''.'. lvVA
-. .tional paper ...... ......... %
imtcrnauonal Paper pid...... ..... stR
Ia Ciedc Gas ......... 5000 '''' 90,
- ... ............... ON
4 go ma ... ...'...s...s LIN
Naf lin on ........ ....''.'.-..'. IS
ToriGc Mail ........... .'ss*++*.*++-* PA
p.opf.fc Gas ....... ..sssss s.ssss-s JIp..
t, u4r,D iaface ...... ............. 15SA
silyer Certiacatcs 49,. ''.'.'..'. sos
Standard stand Rope anu ............... l5oE
sugar pfd ..... ......'. ''''''''''''' -
. I'm a"G IRON pfd............... 100
liner ......... -.......... G1s
H. e rnetber pfd......... ..f....... -
~ = T,,fh.~ ..... ............. 4ais
~ : pt-.Sor nfd........ ........... JIG
t,,-.,,.o rrniof ....... ....-+-+----. 9l.s
r-a5or,I steel ...... ........s..... "a
Federal Steel nfd ..,...... ..'.''...'' Sn's
49,, 80. ND Observation-Disclosures -
PS"liGc coast ........... ........... q.
Colorado Southern .....c; '''''''''' -
colorado Southern lst pid .''' IN
colorado Southern "a pd''.''''' - 40
Standard oil ......... ..s's.''''''' To-
o.. ............ 1075s
I. >. new - 49, ... l2st.
- > new - 'n',p. ........... 1Zo54
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
Linens

I7c. each or for 90c.-i0 dozen Extra
Iarzc Size Double Thread Turkish
Bath Towels. Zlc. value.
Be for Turkish Bath Towels.
Dc Tor Linen iuck Towels.
zoe. for yard wide tnbiedched ba-
mlsl..
Be for pure Linen Colored BOrdered
Frugea Napkins.
Doe. pier dozen for 9i size Linen pa
mask Linen NIpkins. $3.50 value.
zoe. for Turkish Red Table covers
fringe al around.
roe. for Turkish Red and Green Table
Covers. 30 yards long $l-3 value.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
NV YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. March 'lG-tLoJ Il
Weak and 501Oc. lower, winter aatenis'
S3.GGG3SJ.
RYE FLOUR-Easy.
CORNMEAIr-Easy.
RYE-Weak; No. =, CSC.
BARLEY-Quiet.
BARLEY MALT-Quiet
WHEAT-Spot weak. so. o rcd. tlsc.
Options opened easy on crop news ana
cables A sharp recovery took place Toe
ward noon on export rumors, nuL Was
followed I'm the last hour by an utter co. j.
lapse I'm prices, buying impeiled oy weak
French cables and home crop reports.
Southwest and California selling also at
tended the late break. Closed nedFE ar
11gQ2atc. net decline. March closed nc
79hc. April closed at 73Ac; May closed
az COIN epot weak. No. .. 403tai4c. OPP
lions opened steady and advanced on ca-
bles big clearanccs and small receipts
Later it broke under realizing and lNe or-
cline I'm wheat. closing weak ai '-0lr net
decline; May closed az 39c.i July closed at
GATs-spot weaker; No. .. a2c. OF
BEEF,|steady; family, Sioon.5o.
LARD-Fasy. western steamed. S5.57iz.
March. 500 nominal Rcined steady
PORK-Dull.
BUTTER-Firm; western creamer~. II
N2Oc.: do. factory. 12altl 2r. tlsins. -uc
llNihAlNA il'ttAiiNi - ~ go - .a.'f
dairy 14H19l2c.
EGGS-Quiet: state and Pennsylvania.
13aic: western fresh, 1870; southern, l-H
1876.
IOTATOES- Steady: New York Sl25n
9.2J. Long Island, $1.7Jn2-5. Jersey, S-43.
COTTON SEED OIL-Qulet
ROSIN-Firm
TURPENTINE-Steady at iGil4i7c.
ROSIN-Flrm.
RICE-Firm.
CABBAGE-Quiet; domestic 401O per
100
COFFEE-O Options opened steady .
points lower in sympathy with weakness
I'm European markets. sudden falling
Off In warehouse deliveries q marked iu-
crease i'm Brazilian receipts, ana ana asier
tone for the spot department and local
liquidation. later reacted on local recov-
cry: steady. unchanged 10 . points lower,
sales. $3.50 bags. including April at sos.
May. $40. SpOt-ltiO dull but steady
no 7 invoice & 3-l6c., No. Z JObJiug,
6 lice. mild duh and easy; Cordova,
S01ic.
sUGAR-Raw steadier IN tone. fair re-
fnlng, 37sc.: centrifugal, 90 test 4.sc.,
molasses sugar. 3Ac.; sales report bH0j
bags centrifugal al 4%c.; LOO tons Mus-
covado at &C.; 300 bags do. at $3.50. Re
fined steady
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17

The Basement

Sc. paid for cups and Saucors.
I2c for l4C. Decorated Sugar BOWS.
lie your choice OF a lot OF cups ana
Sauccrs. Mugs. Vases or Jugs.
Be- each for Carlsbad China Plates.
7e. for Meat Dishes Pickle Dishes and
Bowls. were l5c.
zoe for Covered Butter Dishes.
- 80 for a 81 Carlsbad Tea Set. nicely
decorated. few pieces missing.
So - fog an English 81 China Decorated
Dinner Set contained 100 pieces, "A
few now missing.
Tableml OF odds and Ends IN
Granite Ware. slightly damaged.
zoe. for BOZ. Tea Kettles.
&C. for siX-quart MIX Pans.
2c for Sc. Tipped Sauce Pans.
I5c. FOR So. Long Handled sauce Pots.
5c your choice of a lot Of Dish Pans.
&C. your choice Of l5c. Tin Tea and
coffee Pots
10 for 5c. Pie Pilates
i5c. for ipc Brass Bottom Tea Kettles.
zoe. i0r SOC. Wash Boilers
Ir for Tin Cannisters.
15c. for 2jr. Large Mix Pals.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17

Cash quotations We're as follow. w. ~,
dulI ana easy. No y spring wheat To "a
eSlIc =. No r sDring wheat. b2nUtc.i 40. =
red. G9isa7OAc.. No. : corn $ia.i. -, ,i - !.
, oats. 26isG26a,c: No. White ~ ~ ~ -.'
No 3 white, 2sNa29lsc.i 10. ~ $3.50
q M. Northwest. 81 22l4; prime timothy
Seed Seed b sS: mess pork, per barrel S9a9h 100;
lard Der 100 pounds, So, s4ai 80 . s'iy
rib sides dose) $LGgt5l.21; s gIy Short sbort
snOuiu e,des eboXed). SLSj0i9o; whisky
SisfilIers' finished goods, per gallon l.S -
o snears cut loaf. sass; granui.aatted So55
butter steady; creamery: HONE gIseb 19SalIy
ll,29l sgt.o.Iy. creamery, 1Olzgi2c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
In the Curtain Room

q. ta eo- a ,,afr Of Brocatelle POrticreA
Old rose and tans, extra wide
osc. Tor a pair OF Fine NottinghaY
Lace Curtains. white OF ecru, Sole
-5c. n strip for g. 30 Damask Portieres
three odd strips. -
ycstibules and sash curtains
NO a ward for Remnants 81 Lace
Shioed Curtain Scrim, &c inches
wide " H..
Zoe. FOR Hc. Fancy Crio blahNe's "N"1
weight. ~,
Sc. Yard for l5c. striped Denim
ward wide. used for upholstering
furniture. 49,,
25c. for ,5c. Parasol Covers. only eleven
zoe ror Infants SOC. silk Caps.
10 Tor Tnnnts' CSC. Caps.
25c ion Infants zoe. Shoes. pink, blue
aud white
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
FREDERICK MINERALS.
4 Trolly Line TO Develop the Field.
IDifeh Brethren in Conference.

Inlfeh Brethren in Conference.
WINCHESTER. VA, March lG.-Spe-
clal.-Walter W. Harloe. representing the
I.sckawama pa coal syndicate. has
secured an option on 1900 acres OF land
near Gurnesboro. in the Buck Creek Val
lev. this county, FOR the purpose Of de-
welcoming the coal and other minerals in
that section II the deposits are found 20
b. well paying.
4 trolley line TO the coal fields will be
built TO connect with the Cumberia ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
KEW YORK DRY GOODS MARIr1

NEW lNNN IlTtf NINTIH VA IfT- ny
NEW YORK. March 16.-The quctor de-
mand for cotton goods noted previous
DAYS OF the week Is again observable. Re-
orders IN considerable numbers come for
ward. but the aggregate sales have been
moderate staple cOttOns OF American
kinds are In quieier demand than OF late.
but this has no effect upon prices, which
are Arm a. ever In brown bieached aud
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
Boys Clothing

Sis for Boys $3.50 Al-Wool Mixed
Chevi0t. double breasted and ves-
tee suits.
81 - for Boys 81 All-Nool Black ana
Fancy Cheyiot Double Breasted
suits. double seats and knees
- 80 for Little Boys $40 Fancy Yes
tee suits different cOlored collars
and vest.
25c for Children's soc. New Foz Caps.
I3c for BOYS 2jc Military caps with
cross guns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
Richmond. Va, March lC. 1890
pFANrT MARKETS

NORFOLK. VA, March 16.-PEANUTS
Farmers stock-Fancy, 3hc. pound;
pound. common, none offered. Spanish
Shellcd SOC. per bushel Tone OF market
firm. offerings very light.
PETERSBURG, VA, March 16.-PEA-
NUTS Nireinias 3hc per pound; Span
ish a0c. per bashel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND March lG. 1899.
AnntA no.
Steamer POcahOntas. Graves. merchaa-
disc and passengers. Virginia Navigation
C0Wnanv Norfolk
SchOonr John r.. Fell. Loveland New
York, scrap iron, Iredesar Company.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, March &c. %.
4AFiNkD.
Bark Nergene Della Guardia. New
York
Schooner Melville. Philadelphia
Steamer :. j. Murphy. Boston
stenmer Kong Erode. Port Antonio.
SNtlep
Parqe Jmiata. Providence.
BARGE Ringleader Providence.
barge CITY Of Montreal Providence.
schooner Allen Green, Salon
Schooner percy Birdsall. Boston.
Schooner T.. J. French, Portland
Stcaunar Asloun. Montevedio.
PORT OF WEST POINT March 1G. 1900.
kpRfN 49,
steamship AccOmac Thompson, Nor
folk Messengers and general cargo.
SAlIf SD
Steamship Accomac. THOMPSON, Nor
folk. passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
All Silk Remnants
at less than half price.

at less than half price.
asc nor ward FOR the Sc. 20 81 Is short
lengths in black and coiors' Tor
Friday.
BIC. a yard for the 5oc. All Pure SIX.
n inches. plain midas. twenty-five
exouste new spring SHADES l"
select from.
soc. a yard for the COO. AIl-Siik Figured
COlOred Chinas.
i0c. n yard for the ,oc. Ali-S s,lS,h srd
"A very fine lustrc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17


aWhon the American Tobacco Company
WaWs first organized Alr. William Butler
was made Vice-ures but at Supse-
au-nt election for certain reasons be was
dcposcl. Mr. Butler then decided 10 start
ID new company iu opposition. Tie believed
rhlr the fohhors had been treated rather
shabby and 70 was 90 them that ne APP
-lsalcl He showed them that The time
had come for them 90 combine, and he
succeeded iu getting such men as Mr.
Whitney. OF New York. and MI. tlkln5
and number of Philadelphia mon oi I'M
mense wealth 90 look 100 things DID, the way
chat hr dld. ~ was not = Aard task for
him t0 interest Pierre Loriilard who Nf~
opposed tO AIR Duke. and would have
nothing Co do with the American Tobacco
Company for that reason. And so he goo
together S2I.OOO.Dle to organize the Union
and the Continental tobacco cQmp4H .i.
and the i0hncrs We're made parties to tnH
deal Mr. Duke then organized the Metro
p0litau Company n seil-dHlence ana Ole
forUd the i0nDcrS " per cent. piollt on ul
the goods they sold Ol The American Too
bdccO Company as wei as share ln tle
profits 0f the Metropolitan Company. lte
declared. however. that aI goods must Dec
sold through certain ioDoers. creating
central stations in AN the large cities.
This disturbed big cigar jo9oets and man
ufacturers. and they stuck 90 the new
cOmrlnv formed bT NHH m Butler, which
bought out Durham. Buchanan d. Lyal,
anna NNNHN HNA RHtA tNlNt l'.l.r
frr including ODE Admiral cigarette con-
CORN. which for years had stood out alone
aa concern which had been started 20
beat the great American Tobacco Com
uany Indeed. the new company soon had
such strong combination behind DO that
Mr.. Duke saw that 20 fight it would
moan the loss OF millions OF dollars and
mo- definite chance of success fully con-
trolling the situation in tnc end.
Mr. Duke thereup0n decided 10 ai0Dt
now tactics Ile realized that the Capl-
taIisfs behind Butler We're in the new deal
to make big money While the capital OF
the new company was $1,000 it was not
listed and the stock had boo particular
rating ON the market. And $50 10 IS said
Doe went 10 tho stockholders and said 10
them that he would give them In ex-
change for their shares On the Union and
Continental companies equal sh8res in the
American Company. The new companies
We're quoted on the curb at low figures.
and the American was quoted at 1SJ on
the Stock Exchange. This would mean "a
profit of nearly "a million FOR each mill
lion invested. The capitalists behind Mr.
Butler are said TO have taken Alr. Duke
at his word aud made the deal Mr. But
Ter b.. therefore. alleged 90 Dee out I'm the
cold. having been compelled TO iet his
small amount OF stock goo with The rest
To the iobbcrs Mr.. Butler san holds out
hopes tnat he can control the mon who
are with him ON March 18th. when The
meeting takes Iiace.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17

coarse colored varieties in the latter plaids
snow occasional advances OF ~. pcr yard.
Prints and ginghams very firm. Cotton
Innings OF ali grades also very hrm. Print
claims uuiet at unchanged prices No
change IN woollcn or worstcd inbrics for
either mems wear Or dress goods.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
Remnant
Odd and End Day..
lss;gIeseGA
rHV EyyZ5z 2zz2Essk9 zzrSssE
EVERYTHING FOR EVERYBODY

Never were goods sold so cheap Every department
oses rs Odds and Ends its Remnants. Short Lengths
Odd Sizes and Broken Lots upon the Bargain laoles To-
day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
Ladies' Suit and Shirt
Department

Iec. for Soc. Percale shirt Waists. light
spriur coiOrs.
81 90 FOR s. White =. Is. Corded Dress
Skirts.
81 so Tor Ladies' s. Figured SIX Dress
Skirts.
soc. f0r Ladies' 50 cloth capcs braided
and beaded. fun sweep.
So 80 fDr' Ladies' 81 TauOr-Made Suits.
Boo blue. green. brown, button
back lly 'front.'.
s. - for 4 Ladies' SO Manufactured
suit silk lined throughout
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
SOiled Mattresses

81 90 for 81 80 Double Mattresses.
D5c Tor 81 - Single Mattresses.
SIC for $40 Single Mattresses
81 90 for $40 Double Mattresses
- .Do for IS 80 Double Mattresses.
SI5 .o5fOr SD Hair Mattresses
= 90 Woven Wire Springs for double
bed. slightly warped, sold for =.
81 20 for Large Arm Chair, high back
was SIS.
81 20 for one odd Chair. leather seat,
solid oak French legs. was 50 .
81 40 for SIS Porch Chair, large
arms.
75c. Tor Sl.25 Porch Chair.
81 - for s. Solid Oak Bath Room
Chair.
poe. for "A 81 - Indian Stool.
~ 20 for D Double Wood Oak Bed,
fun size worth 3.
25c. for full yard wide Ingram Carpet
extra heavy.
ne. for Floor oil Cloth. remnants Of
30c. quality.
81 90 for $50 smyrna Rugs only four.
I5c. for 2jc. China Matiing fine
Sc. a YARD for Good lie. Quality Stair
oil Cloth.
zoe. Tor Wool smyrna Rugs reversible,
extra heavy kuottcd fringe never
sold under l9c
zoe. for &c. Hass0cks. made OF best
Brussels. Wilton Velvet ana AK
minister Carpet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. March 16-COTToN-
Improvement In cotton prices scored yea
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
Hosiery-Sn1all Lots


soc. for ladies' soc. Fancy Black Lace
Ankle Hose. NIL, Hoo
lie for Ladies Gc. fast b'Sa,,N s,,i
&c for ladies' lOl2c. faAt Di"'N az"
Tan Hose. pfttod
&c. for Chlids lOc. Seaii''''9
&c. Tor chids zoe. Tan Ribbed Hose lose
10, Tor Childs agc. Fancy Piaid HOSE
-. foi. Mems lgc Fancy Band BOWS
zoe for Mems soc. Ascot Ties.
I2i.c. Tor Mems and Boys fleeceo
Zoe. Tor Mems 2c. Black Satin Band
1oc. n3ir for Mems 39c. Unbleached
Canton Flannel Drawers.
nc for Mems &c. Full Size Red BAN
dana Handkcrchiefs. =,
IOr. ward for Zl-inch Butter Verse Nj
Sc for ne. Blue Crenadinc yelling
lie. for High Grade Llneity t'tlN;. .t..,
5c. for TUrch0n Lace. good imitation
OF 1lc kind. ...
10. for White Oriental Lace, lncnes
&c. to Ec. a yard for remnants ~
Cambria swiss and NtlnsooN
Edges and Inserting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17

NAV Al d OlAer.
CHARLESTON, 5. c.. March l6.-TUR-
pENTlNE-M Market frm al 4iisc.. sales.
none.
HOsIN-Steady. sales. none
SAVANNAH. GA, March l6.-SPfRITS
Df 1IfRPIN 1tIShs-ftrm al tic. sales,
l6i casks. receipts. $50 casks.
KD5fN-lIrm and unchanged. sales,
j. 56T barrels: receipts, 3 l3S barrels.
WILMINGTON. y. g, March 10
gPIRTrS OF rURPENTIAt-stc (,
prices unchanged. receipts, IL casks.
KOsIN-Flrm at sjc.nsl. receipts, 80
barrels
CRUDE TURF ENliN F. 'Ruiet az Sl."J4
30. receipts. II barrels.
TAR-tlrm NJ 81. receipts, 3i6 barrels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17

ftIFUflUflH. To staHNtt no. 1870
Sales of new DARK loose t'lacco vu Inc
H.. ,.,,..,l..f t.al brraK- .u-la. -InurvtiII
warehouse sold l42iS pOunds-highest
price. $50. ShOckoe Warehouse sofa H.
$50 pounds highest price. $500. 'ren-
shaN's Warehouse sold ltt4J pounds
hienest price $50 Total, 1865 pounds
highest price, Sl3.Jo-
each and an Of the warehouse to-mor-
row. March l., ls.i
tobacco al SlOucWaN Warehouse to-day
iu addition 20 the usual sale ol dark loose
tobacco to-day. Bright Chesterfield coun-
IS lNa) smokers sold al very nigh prices.
Messre Juo. H.. jacob g. Go. wiH offer
by sample at their Office tomorrow tween
IS C.W hOsshead5 OF very nne dark too
blcc9.
Airss-s. Frazer & Tomphns VIII offer
ty sample at thcr Office tomorrow
twc1ty-uye tJ hos sAeada of good cark
,n.aie sales reported Go thc secretary
oi fle IJchmoud Tobacco Trade to-day
Wrappers, hossheads h'.cr-. ., Leaf
darh) 4J. lugs dark, lot. Total. 20
hossAelds.
1ho tobacco Inspector reports to-day,
Inspections Bright Us hos heads. dark.
80 nos-heads and D uerce. kenslec tious
bright. s h7esaefd-, dark. o. HYgfHefds.
ShOcsOc. So4Dr00k 50 Neal So Allegheny.
Old Dominion and Planters tobacco ware
houses report to-day. Receipts. ~ pack
ages. deliveries 3j packages.
Omitted State- Internal revenue cOliec-
TONS ou tobacco for the city OF Rich
m0ud ,Nal to-day. Cigars and cigarettes.
S27.2f. plug tobacco, St"ll1i. Total,
S133Ss 50.
Messrs. Jno. r. Jacob g. Co.. tobacco
commission merchants. so. ll3 south
IHrIfu street. 4.cuiuDnd. o., make the
following comments ior the week on to-
Las.D.
Brlehts-Rcceipts continue light and
market firm at quotations.
Dark lNeWl Receipts continue liberal.
and 400 desirable stock. especially black
stommug leaf in active demand. while
l0r--rloe leaf and Jugs ore m ldr de-
maud.
Dtrk t0ldi-Reoeipts and offerings cone
tiuue light and market quiet
Suu-D ured- Reeelpts continue light ana
market firm for good Goo prime stock. COM
mon hugs and lou-grade ieat weak and not
selling very high.
au... u.... passes current as follows.
eTN-rr+grD TOEAItO-N NEW.
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call firm 40 3i nJ per cent, last loan az
3 per cent. prime mercantile paper 3l-
al per cent. Sterling exchange weak.
with actual business BOO bankers bills ut
4. 80, ufNls for demand and at 81 $40
Sgt for sixty days. posted rates. $3.50
81 sZfalt4 80 Silver certificates, tOi.1t
cOls. BOAR silver. $3.50. Mexican dollars
41l. Government bonds irregular. State
bonds steady. railroad bonds irregular
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

Quotations are for bonds maturing fl
NOT less Chan ten years.
The times., 1899-09-05
THE RACING CALENDAR.
Results of Yesterday.

SHEEPSHEAD BAY, Sept. 4.-Track
good.
First race-For two-year-olds; Futurity
course. Rockton (TaraD, to I, won; Red
Path (O'Leary), to 2, second; Radford
(Maher) to 2, third. Time, 1:09.
Second race-For three year-olds and
upward; selling; seven furlongs. Lucky
Star Dupee), to ], won; Judge Wardell
tWilson), 6 to l. second; Qseen of Song
(Weddenstrand), 10 to /, third. Time.
/ 30 2-5
Third race-The Autumn Stakes; for two
year -olds; Futurity course. Mesmerist
(OConner) to 2, won; Gulden (Odom), 8
to 2, second; Gonfalon (Maher), 5 to 2,
third. Time, l. 09 LIS.
Fourth race-Twin City Handicap; for
three year-olds and upward; one and one
quarter miles. Previous (O'Conner), to l,
won; Bangle (Maher}, 6 TO 1, second; Ban
nockburn (Spencer), to 2. third. Time,
2:10 Bangle and Prince MeClurg added
starters.
Fifth race-The Westbury Steeplechase;
full course Dr. Catlett (FinRegan), 2 to 3,
won; Trillion Hayes), to 2, second; King
T. (Heator), 5 TO 2, third. Time, 5:36 2-5.
Sixth race-For three-year- and up
ward handicap; one and one-sixteenth
miles on turf Decanter (O'Leary), 2 to /,
won; Maid of Harlem (Wilson), 6 to l, sec
ond; Cionsilla (Maher), to 2. third. Time.
/ 80 1-2.
The times., 1899-09-05
GAMES TODAY.
Washington at Philadelphia
Baltimore mt Boston.
Louisville Rt st. Louis.
Pfttsburg at Chicago.
New York at Brooklyn.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. Gus Wey-
hing. who viii be remembered for his
famous saying some years ago that the
Phillies' weakness in the box was moi e
imaginary than real" was in the box for
the Senators in the second game, and he
was treated TO a lambasting the ike of
which is rarely seen. 1t wasn't so much
the number of hits as il was the sequence
with which they were made. They came in
punches. clusters, and rosettes and in the
innings in which they were made the
Senatorial felders we're kept busy pad
ding the hoof." as Peter Chiles expressed
IL. While our one-time Augustus was be-
ing knocked around with such delightful
abandon. the Washingtonians were unable
TO do anything at all with the delivery of
Chick Fraser, who held them down TO five
singles, two OF which were scratches, scat
tered through as many innings. Stafford
was away of in his work al short field,
but. with that single exception, the field
ing of each team was excellent.
The trouble began in the second. Nc
Farland hunted safely and went all the way
70 third on Weyhing's wild throw, scoring
On Dolan's triple. Fraser dropped one IL
front OF the plate and was thrown out az
first by Roach. DOlan scoring on the play
and Goeckel going all the way 10 third.
ThoTaas struck out, Cross was given a life
on SIafford's tumble, Goeckel scoring The
matinee proper however, was in the fifth.
Thomas bunted safely. Cross trying to sac
rifice also bunIed safely. trick that was
repeated moment later by Desehanty,
filling the bases Petey ChiIes. batting for
Flick, who hurt his injured leg while run
ming after bail in the preceding inning,
raped our a single to centre clearing the
bases. Lauder slng.e5, scoring Chiies Nc
Fariand pushed cut single, send ng Lau-
der 10 third Mack started for second. ami
on the throw down. which was muffed by
Stafford, Lauder counted. Dolan raised q
little ay, which Stafford mufIeG Then Nc
Farland and Dolan executed a double s. eal.
Goeckel flied 10 Mercer. Fraser went the
same way 10 OBrien, Mcfarland counting
Thomas made his second hit of the inning
sending in Dolan. Cross was the third
hand out on a fly to OBrien. DeIehanty
opened the sixth with a double Chiles
flied 10 Stafford. Mcfarland and Goeckel
flied to Freeman. and Fraser made a hit.
the coordination yielding thee ru-s
The eighth was also large and Juicy
Inning With Lauder disposed Of. McFar-
land and Doian singled. Goeckel was given
life on Stafford's tumble. and Thomas and
Fraser made base hits. four runs resustis
Washington got only two men 10 third dur
Ing the course Of the game Attendance.
S,5ls. The score follows: