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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-10
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The Features Of the Days Dealing 10 All
the Leading Stocks.

New York, May 9.-The market was de-
| inor1ilzcd by liquidation both voluntary
ana forced ana values melted away wIIa
ldTSc interests apparently dpdthctic. Mar
yinal accounts were wiped out and notG-
ing escaped the furious decline. The con
4 tinuance Of bear pressure dIsheartcnel
many ana resulted IN shaking out many
tjinmlSSIon houses accounts. The mar
kot was devoid Of general new features
LONDON purchased some 3D.UgJ shares. rem
dcTiuS an easier tone 70 sterling exchange
ara acting rs the sustaining factor in tr.-
early dealings. Money on call was strong
ranging from ~ to q. the latter being tn
quotations Of the last loan. although sub
scqucntly offered AL 3. Stand shares were
thrown over in some Instances TO prote u
spccialt.es that were rcceding at ar
alarming rate. The forenoon show ur
strength tempted a renewal OF short
pressure and liquidation which was prac-
tiraNy continuous.
Among the weakest points were the
Flower stocks, which had risen the most
during the long bun campaign. BROOKLYN
Transit suffering net loss Of "a ana
Peoples Gas over points. which were
no weakest stocks III this group. Other
declines among the specialtles We're
American Tobacco. u; Sugar. 81. Metro
pOl!tan. g; Continental Tobacco preferred
az: and Consolidated Gas. 3 The rail
Ways suffered from ] 70 . points AMI
here were so many other weak spots th1t
heir enumeration would be tedious. Thv
bear faction was constantly on the alert
Tor vulnerable points and stop loss orders
Were freely uncovered
Clearing House balances, today OF SIS
~ go were the largest on record ana
the credit balance Of over Sl3,U0H.e-l of the
bank which managed the payment Of thu
Spanish indemnity was the largest ever
lGuldatcd AT the Clearing House. Tho
sfIb-irCasurN debit balance of over sl0.-
pu.opl Is the largest since 1890. The clO--
Ing was weak but final prices were wei!
above thr lowest. the total transactions
having been considerably over 10Do,oo
shares
There were quite a few issues in tn
bond market which ignored the downward
tendency Of the semi-specuiative mort
cages whose losses. however, did not eN-
coed fractional proportions. Total sales,
$ll35."on. United States old As registered
ANA the sly advanced X iii the bid price.
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GOMEZ'S LATEST SCHEME
Is for Cuban Standing Army Of 5,00O Men
With Himself at the Head.

Havana. May 9.-Gen. MaXimo
Gomez is trying to persuade Gov
Gen. Brooke that a Cuban standing
army of 1000 men is a necessary ad-
iunct to the proper government Of the
plant. His views he has presented in
writing, but without elicting as yet
any reply. The proposition is not like
ly to receive much consideration at
headquarters where considerable sur
prise was occasIoncd by this magnii-
cent project which if adopted, Gomez
doubtless believes would be placed I'M
der his personal control.
The growing conviction that there is
no need of rural guards except in the
wilder portions of the provinces of
Santiago and Puerto Principe is con-
firmed by the Investigations of capt
Hickey of the governor generals staff.
who returned, yesterday, from 1000
mile trip through the provinces east
of Havana. which has occupied two
months.
Capt. Hickey. in carefully written re-
ports to Gen. Brooke asserts that with
the exception Of 4 few in Santiago
province he found traces Of no bandits
Political feeling in the country dis
tricts' he declares, lis far less intense
than in Havana, where the malcon-
tents are gathered. Most of the Gu
bans of the provinces favor ultimate
independence, but they are willing to
have the American military occupation
continue for a year at least. as they
recognize that the island revenues are
expended honestly upon betterments.
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WITH s80O.oo0.OOo CAPITAL
The Iron and Steel Combine Will Rule World S
BUSINESS in Their Line.

Chicago May a.-Tha Tribune will
say. tomorrow. Representatives az
two big corporations which rumor has
associated Ui,h the proposed $500. 600
1n1 combination of iron and steel .n-
dustries. declared. today material pro-
grass had been made during the day.
THE plan. already exploited IN con-
siderable degree. is to absorb mines,
mills. railroads ana factories. The two
representatives In question said the
foreign corporations, giving the capt.
TN stock 81 each were tu be included:
The Carnegie C1.. $50 900. O00; FEEDER
al Steel "a. 500 600. 900: American
Steel " Wire Co.. $4,000 600. National
steel Co. $50 900. 600: American Tin
plate Co.. $50 600 600: Republic Steel
Co. $4,000 ooo; American Steel Hoop
Co. So. 900 600
1t IN proposed. The representatives
stated, 70 take I'll the iron and steel
plants NJ importance which are still
independent concerns The largest IN
these are: Jones < LluEhlin Co..
Pitts5uvE, capital. $4,000 oo, Cambria
Steel Co.,. capital $1,000. 900. Scranton
steel Co.. capital. $1,000 0e0.
The promoters say that the combina-
tinn will undertake tU capture the bus
mess of European concerns. ana fur
nisA rails and soecl plates for European
railways ana warsa!ps. No foreign
company. they assert, is big enough
w hc a Formidable competitor.
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New York Produce Market.

r,ro,- New York. May
FLOrR-Receipts, 1850 bbls.: ex1or;,
JD6p bbls. sales, 400 pkgs.; neglected. -.
more steadily held ~
RYE-Steady; No. Western ~ 81.
ahOat 70 iop.
WIfEAT-Recelpts. 1885 bushels. ~
ports, WIG bushels; sales 2 3g5 600 hn.;
els futures, 10000 bushels spot and OIL
ports; spot steady; No. 2 red WIL IA,
aiigat and 1874 elevator; No. red. Sgh "
a aI,r TOD anoat; No; ] Northern Duluth,
SlH 1OD. atloat 10 arrive.
CORN-Receipts. H0.6G0 bushels; OK.
ports. 35,3I6 bushels; sales $4,000 bushes
futures, $4,000 bushels spot and outnnrts.
spot steady; No. 2, iOlsn402s fob. aiioat Ia
arrive and spot.
,soATs-Receipts, 2si.ooo bushels; sails
.Io'OV bushels spot; spot dun; No. 2, n:
NJ. 2, 30l2; No. 2 white, $50; trace
white g.
BEEF-Steady; cut meats. quiet.
LARD-Weak. Western steamed e. %.
May. $j.22, nominal; refined, weak: cnr-
tiHcnt. sJ.45; S. A., $3.50.
PORK-Quiet
BUTTER Firm: Western creamery n
Ml1; do. factory. lZlt13; state dairy. i5a1s.
d.. creamery 1fG17 -
CHEESE-Old. steady; large white. u.
small white. i2m1HI: large colored 10.
small coIored, 12N12L new cheese. firm.
large. tI4myzs: small. 9T9A.
EGGS-Firm: state and Pennsylvani,
III: Western fresh, 13I13za; Southern. u
PETROLEJM-Dull.
ROSIN-Steady.
l'RPENTINE-Easy
RiCE-Firm.
MOLASSES-Firn.
FRETGHTS-Firm.
SCGAR-Raw. steady. fair refining "a:
centrifugal 95 test, Az: moIasses slipar
4 sic; refined, firm.
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Baseball Notes.

There were 1876 paid admissions in Clevc-
land. last Wednesday.
Umpire Hunt will continue on the lea-u..
staff until the 30th inst
Tenney battcd safely in 16 consecutive
games before he slipped up on McJames
in Brooklyn.
Lester Dean Tyler. 1901. Bowdoin. Jf
Freeport, has accepted the post on ct
official umpire for the base ball games II
the Maine IntcrSchOlaStic League
The Detroit club has purchased the re
lease Of Catcher Jack Ryan from Nen
Hanlon. Ryan was with Brooklyn una
the recent deal, and was turned over t.
Baltimore He Will report at once. Tho
purchase price was $500.
Lajoic is playing great ball. He acccp:
ed II chances without an error, Friday,
and has played in II games without an
error. He has a batting average of IA.
with totals of .5SS, ana has batted safely
i'll IL straight games. Great is ''Larry!'
The New England League staff of UNI
pres has been appointed, ana will cons 81
of Toby Lyons of Boston. J. w. Kelly ~
Stoncham, j. j. Kelley of Shamokin, Pa,
and w. H. Long of East Cambridge. The
substitute is 'lnomas j. Duffy of Chelsea.
Speaking of the balk rule, Pat Tebeat,
says: i am of the opinion that it will not
amount to much The umpires have al
ready started to ignore it, In a few more
weeks 1t Will be dead letter NhN
griffith and Callahan of the Chicag5s
have the new rule beaten right now
Ihey make a motion with their knee. This
starts d base runner, and then they
throw TO first. This motion is a balk, bu,
it has not been called. If the umpircy
stand one or two pitchers doing this kim
OF work. 1t will not be long before they
VIII all be doing it,
The season of the New England Leagu,
VIII begin. Wednesday. WIN Brocktor
playing at Newport. Pawtucket at Taun
ton. titchhurg a Manchester and Cam
bridge at Portland. While a number O
the teams are new ones and changes hav,
been made in the circuit since last wear
Manchester. Cambridge, Portland an
fttchburg being substituted for ia.
River and New Bedford. there is consid
league and Its ability to live through tn
season. The season will close, Sept. !
Labor day. and each club is scheduled /
play % games
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REBEL BULLETS
Continued from page ~

towns, thronsed the quay. where scV-
eral bands played and numerous flags
and brilliant decorations lent ANNA
ton to the scene.
Gen. Henry and Mrs. Henry were
presented with portrait of the former
and received many other gifts and
testimonials of affection. He was Vlsl-
bly, affected by the tokens of good VIII
Brig Gen. Geo. w. Davis. the new
military governor of the island, and his
entire staff were present The NC
Pherson left the harbor amid the
boom of guns. the women on shore
waving their handkerchief and, IN not
a few cases, shedding tears of genuine
regret.
Gen. Henry's daughter, Mrs. Ben
ton. Major Traub and Mrs. Traub,
Lieut.. Ward of the transport Panther,
the station ship for the naval station
here. and the members of his family,
with Mr.. Robinson. postal inspector,
and many officers accompany the
party.
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from st. Louis claiming that yro,,t-
wheat was being plowed up. There as
also rumor that the government rennr,
tomorrow. viii not show above 70. 4 ~
from Eunalo that the strike had bespp
settled helped the advance, but nrivs. y
adVices from Buffalo said that tho str1L
y worse than ever. Shippers renort !.
iair demand for wheat. today. and ca "a
terday yes
The stock market opened steady 49,.
with natural feyerishness after vestar
ddy liquidation, but the' pressure n,
country orders. this morning. was 1eoa
nan mad been feared and on profit tsking
aet ~. Later on renewal Of llauidatlnn
carried the list sharply down.
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SKINNER JUMPS HIS BAIL.
Fairfield Floral Co.'S. Cases Are Put Over Il
September Term.

Portland, Me-. May 9.-Thls morning,
in the United States circuit court the
jury was ready for the conspiracy case
aginst George f. Terry, Arthur III.
Terry, william +. Skinner, Angie ii.
Wing, Viola Rae and Frank J. Good
ridge. This was a case connected with
the Fairfield Floral Co, in which the
respondents were charged with con
spiracy in preparing and publishing
bogus testimonials and advertisements.
When the case was called for trial,
the district attorney, Hon. George T..
Bird. Clarence Hale, Esq. and Arthur
+. Belcher Esq. were in their places
but William +. skinner, the principal
respondent, was absent. No one seem
ed to know why he was not in court
his counsel expressing as much sur
prise as anybody. Finally the judge
directed the crier to call formally for
Skinner and as he did not respond, his
surety, was called upon to produce the
said Skinner or forfeit his bail bond.
District Attorney Dyer said he did
not care 10 go to trial without Skinner
being present. so the case was con
llHutd uHtll tlt september lcInl-
The district attorney asked that the
bonds Of the other respondents he in
creased. but this the judge declined to
do.
At the afternoon session w the Unit
ed States circuit court the trial Of
Louis j. skinner ana Chas. Mcmahon
OF Bath. on an Indictment charging
fraudulent use NJ the United States
mails. began. They were the propric-
tors ~ the Home Employment Co..
so-caIled which advertised ID furnish
employment Ia the making Of nccktles
Among the parties with whom they
had dealings We're number of Port
lana people when court came Ia. all
30, a further continuance was asked
fa- anu granted sl Jhat the jury WAS
excused until tomorrow.
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DReYFUS REVISION DECISION
may Be Expected, June 2 or 3, Says NJ. Ballot
de Beaupre.

Paris, May 9.-M. Ballot de Beaupre.
who succeeded NJ Quesnay de Beaure-
pairc as president of the civil division
OF the court of cessation, and who.
March 6, was appointed by the united
chambers of the court to report upon
the application for a revision of the
Dreyfus trial, announced, this evening.
that he expects to make his report
about Whitsuntide MAY 2D. The pub
lie. hearing of the demand for revision
IS expected therefore to open. May 80
me speeches vii probably occupy -four
days and the decision be given, June :
or June 3,
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Military Tournament at Boston,

Boston. May 9.-The chief attractions
at the military tournament in Mechanics
building. tonight. besides the rough rid
Ing Of Capt. Dodd's troop. were the evo-
lGtons Of the Fall River division of the
naval brigade ana the drill of the Ambu-
rance Corps, NJ. V. NJ. The naval brigade
gave an excellent exhibition in light ar
HfrH drill, while the Ambulance men
inter capt. Myles Standish, showed a
'nlnnlrtr knowledge Of the requirement.
at mo ambulance service
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-10

At the last annual meeting OF the
Tuesday Club. which met at me rome
Of Mrs. A. r. Smell on Church street.
the following officers We're elected
President, Mrs. Mable Harris: vice
president, Mrs. Mary Foster; secretary,
Mrs. A. Il. Small; treasurer, Mrs. NJ.
:. Holmes; board of directors, Mrs.
Alma Walker, Mrs. Annabel Aver. Mrs.
Arolinc Hall. At the close Of the bust
ness meeting delightful entertain
ment in the form of book social was
presented. Refreshments of salads,
sandwiches. cakes and chocolate were
served
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Supreme Lodge. n. e. 0. p. Meets.

Boston. May 9.-The 18th annual session
OF me supreme Lodge Of the New Eng
iand order of Protection was opened here
ing of Connecticut. presiding Tho foIion,
InS were elected permanent members ia
M S raiSancies; II. X. Bush of Barrett. VI
u Siough OF Exeter, n. n. and George
supreme Warden Louis F. Dceming q,
Hie,a if ae Conn, reported that the CON
e ea,isF, Din OF nne order had never been more
,, nii,ro!s INC off1cers elected We're the fol.
lJ~rns; supreme warden. Levi IL Shan
n fI9 ,i1. supreme vice warden. lam Jam
tary, Daniel NJ. FRYE Of Rostnn' ,,,, SrerS-
PI,edsurer John p. Sanborn of Newn v,.i'
If H Il, supreme chaplain, Emma ]. Keen.
II ',dNrrhil: supreme medical exam nnr
H. a. chase of Cambridge ''''' ''ei
1,ar neie were about $1,000 japanese In
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Tod Sloan won Two races, Tuesday. in
England, capturing the Trial plate
and POO suvcrercigns on Korosllo. ana
had 4 walkovcr i'll the Burwcll stakes
on Lord BerrcSford's colt Gaiman. In
race for a selling plate Sloan. on
Quick Chance, failed to be placed.
The race was for 2-ycar-olds. ana Il
horses ran. Betting. to | against
Quick Chance. Sloan rode Sir Waldie
Grifiith's colt Stryia in the race for the
Somerville stakes, but was unplaced
L. Cassell's filly Sonatura was the win
ncr. Betting was to ) against Stryia.
Sloan won the Newmarket Handicap
on Lord Bcresfords GradnO from a
field of five horses. The race is of 500
soverCigns added to a sweepstakes Of
$50 sovereigns each for 3-year-olds ana
upward; IL miles. Betting, TO >
against GrOdnO.
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National League Standing.
Other Games.
At MEDFORD, MASS.

Tufts defeated BowdOin in an excellent
game. Tuesday, 10 6. This was consid-
cred the most important game of the sea-
son on the Tufts oval because of The long
and friendly rivalry between the two col
leges. Tufts won the game in the sixth.
when seven runs were scored. Bowdo!n,
however, played finely through the bat
ting streak and kept Tufts from makinS
any more hits. For Tufts. HazeltOn,
Bean and Curran did some good work,
and for Bowdoin. Grccnleaf, Pencil AMI
Turner led.
Tufts. / o : O.
Buwdoin. l a.
Batteries-Curr and Kelly; cain.
Pratt and GrCcnlaw,
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, May ?.
WIlEAT-May, rs; July, 727sa7gls
Der, 1874.
oATs-May. 25la; July. 227sa23; septem.
Der 2O7s.
PORn-July, $50; September. ss.s5
LARD-July s5.O2l.: September. s5l5
RIBS-July, A.65: September 477is.
Cash quotations closed as follows:
FLOCR-Qulet and easy.
WHEAT-No. = spring, 1Ad72i4: No :
do. 65AG7ll4; No. red, 7f4I76A4
CORN-NO. :, 3212; No. , yellow. &c.
OATS-No. 2. 2614m26i5; No. 9 white. %
40; No. white. 2Si.M2pf.
RYE-No. 2, ISL.
BARLEY-NO. 2 35T41
FLAXSEED-No. !, s1.1i; y. w, Sl1ps
I11512.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prme, s2.35.
LARD-si91iaG5.00
PORK-Mess. S.40IS.45: ribs. si40I470.
shoulders. f494ls; short clear sides, Asj
M4.91.
sUGAR-Cut loaf. $500; granulatel.
$J52
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Howard. Crosby & Co.'s Letter.
Boston, Nav q

Yester-
Chicago. Opg. High Low Close day
July wheat 1872 121a3s 1l5s 72as-12 1f
Sept. 14as p Il IFS III
The Michigan decline of 10 points since
April | gave steadiness to the early wheat
market, which opened from Il to re
higher than Mondays close. The English
night: there was no foreign or outside
trading worthy of mention. in the morn
ing. and the trade was guessing on the
decline IN the government report, tomor-
row. Primes Weekly Crop Summary
says: The damage to winter wheat has
not been oVer-eSt imated: two weeks are
needed to complete the spring seeding.
The indications favor a late harveS;
Bradstreet's statement showed an in
crease in the worlds stocks of i.iS6. 600
bushels. Later in the session wheat al
vanced sharply, Influenced by crop reports
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Ernc Given Decision Over McFadden,

New York Man "A Large crowd WAS
present at the LcnuX n. 4. to witness tile
25-round encounter between Frank Evnr.
the Buffalo light weight. and George Nc
Fadden Of New York. Ernc was the
fay1rijc a loo 10 -. Up To the 10Th round
neither man had a decided advantage.
The remaining tive rounds We're fast ana
furious. Il was give and take to the end
nf the 9th round. whom the referee de-
cided the hout On points ana gave tn1
contest 20 ErnC
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Chicago Wheat Market.

Chicago. May 9.-Prospects. today. of an
early settlement of the strike at Buffalo
ana sentiment among traders that the
government crop report. tomorrow, would
be bullisb. strengthened wheat. July
closed with a gain Of as6s4. Corn ad-
vanced IS. Oats lost las. Pork declined
lOc.. lard 712n1Oc.. ana ribs &c.
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AT the drawing room at London
Wednesday, Mrs. Joseph Choate, VIE
Of United States ambassador to Great
Britain. will present to the Queen, Mrs.
and Miss Bates. the wife and daughter.
respectively, Of Lieut.. Col. Alfred T.
Bates. the military attache Of the en-
bassy. and the wife and daughter oil
Mr.. William NJ. Osborne, consul gen
eral of the United States at London.
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The Oakland Base Ball Association
will hold a meeting in the Post rooms,
this evening. for the purpose Of ar
ranging for ball game for Saturday
afternoon. between Oakland and Uni
versity of Maine.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York May Q
Cotton futures closed quiet and steady
May. 5.s6; June. SIS; July, So; August
5.9i; September. 5.92 October, 5.94: No
vember SIS; December. 500: January,
603: February. 6.o6; March, 6.10.
Cotton spot closed quiet and steady:
middling uplands 81; do. gulf. 6i.. Sales,
z Ia les
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The works Of the National Fertilizer
Co. located in the Black Rock district.
Bridgeport. It. We're entirely destroyed
by fire. Tuesday. as we'll as va!ua bic
machinery and 1900 tons of phosphata
The loss will be So, 600
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The senatorial pure food investigating
committee. at Chicago. Tuesday, hearI
some startling testimony in regard 10 the
dulteration Of food products which may
5. Mitchell. chief chemist of the Wlscon-
sin dairy and food commission. made tne
sworn statement that nearly every
butcher in Illinois used preserving ilqulgs
ON scraps of meat which they iald asluE
for the manufacture of hamburger sleah
and other alleged delicacieS.
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At HartfordNHartford s; Syracuse, >.
At Scranton-Allentown, II: Scranton. H.
At rrovdcnce-TorOnto.S $: Providence. g.
At Richmond-Ri edmond, 3; Newark, l.
at Lancaster-IancaSter, s; Reading. >
At ambrdGc-Harvard IA; Amherst. q
At Observation-Disclosures, -; WCrceS-
ter, II.
At sprinGfeld-Mo 70; Spring
field. {.
AZ rin3fclI-Montrcal, -; ping
field. !.
At " !lkesbarrc-Paterso 0; Wilkes
barre. :.
At New York-Fordhlm, %; New York
University, !.
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Disguised. played out. tired and wesy
because OF weak aching back! Coni ON.
fort and instant soothing. invigorIuta.ss
effect IL the Hop Plasters are useo. III
backache will disappear. Try them -
everywhere.
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PIERCE ON 1alsL.
Continued from page ~

solutcly that the arsenic was from the
same lot. bur 1t was in all proiJa bllity.
The court adjourned at the conclusion
of Prof. Robnson's testimony.
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Frank Draper, who has been at work
in North Wayne. for several months.
is spending a few days at his home in
town.
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BASE BALL.
National League Games.
AT PHILADELPHIA.

Three doubles and single in The first,
won the game for Baltimore. Fliie!d w ~
batted freely throughout, but gnt-edSed
fielding by the Phulies prevented lager
score for the Orioles. Attendance "Ss9-
Baltimore al 90 0 0 0 o o.
Philadelphia. : y "
Batteries-Kitson and Robinson; Fifcl1
and Douglass.
AT NEW YORK.
The Giants defeated Washington in a
game noted for the locals heavy hitting.
Baker was relieved by Dunkle after the
second inning but he was just as easy for
the locals. Coakley pitched splendid
game
Wash'ton. 0 q . 90 0 o. / C-la
New York 0 s 0 3 > 0 X-i9--G-
Battcrics-Dunkle Baker, Heydcn ana
Mcclure; Coakley and Grady.
AT PITTSBURG.
AT no time in the game had PittsburG
the ghost Of a show to win. The & ncIn-
natis outplaYed them al every point. 4 =
tendance, 2S0t.
- . R.H.E.
Pittsburg, % o o . o - s.
Cincinnati, . 0 / 0 0--5- o.
Batterles-Tannehill and Bowerman;
Taylor and Pcitz.
AT CLEVELAND.
Stivctts held the St. Louis team down
until the eighth. when he weakened
Quinn's error gave the visitors the star.
and they piled up five runs.
8 6 I s R.H.E.
Cleveland 0 o 0 0 0 IL Il
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-10

Freeman Emery of Fairfield, was in
town. Tuesday, on business.