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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-21
The Louisville Fall TrOtting Meeting
The nro1ram of the regular fall meatins

The program of the regular fall meeting
of the Louisville. KY. Driving and Fair AS
ISOLATION has been announced by Secretary
Frank P. Kenny. The association offers
$4,000 in purses. The meeting will begin
Monday. September %. with the Kentucky
Matron stakes for trotters. $1,000 and the
Commercial Club stakes. 1900. for PAGERS
The program for the Ave succeeding days
includes the Douglass stake of 5000 for
2.12 trotters, the Seelbach stake, 81 OOO and
the Louisville stake. $1,000. All the stake
races have been closed, but there are yet
fourteen purse events to close by September
0. The best harness horses in the country
are entered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-21
An Even Break at Chicago.

The Chicago club played two clubs yes
terday in the windy city, the Clevelands
being defeated in the first contest by the
score of to 7. while the Louisvilles, in the
second contest, shut out the Cowboys, to
y. The Chicagos fielded poorly in both
games and two defeats would have fallen
to their lot. but for poor work by Schmidt
for the Clevelands. Cunningham was a
complete puzzle, the Chicagos being I'M
able to get a bingle when 1t amounted to
anything. Scores:
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Records of the CIub.
SENATOR'S WENT TO PIECES.

McGraw's Team Won AZ 1t Pleased
Saturday.
The expected happened at Baltimore Sat
uTday, when the Orioles easily defeated the
Senators by II to 1. The Washington club
did well enough until the umpires got in
their work and removed Padden and Nc
Gam from the game, and then went to
pieces with rush. The Baltimore papers
certainly loyal to their club, as par
ticulars of the rumpus which led to the re-
tirement of two of Washngtons best play
erS not given but it is taken for grant
ed that McGraw was getting none of the
worst of the decisions handed out. The
Baltimore Sun has the following to say of
the game
The Orioles took sweet revenge Saturday
on "Winnie' Mercer, the crack senatorial
twirler, for a number of defeats in the last
few seasons In years past Mercer was
pie for the old Orioles. Last season and
this, however, he has had their measure.
but on Saturday Baltimore won the game
easily by IL to l Jerry Nops wanted a
chance to redeem himself for the poor show
ing he made against Chicago, and Man
ager McGraw sent him in against the
Nashingtons. jerry pitched in fine form,
and it was especially gratifying, because
if Nops continues in winning form the
Orioles prospects are bright, while with
cut him they are crippled. Manager Nc
Graw said afterward he believed that if
NopS had had good support on Friday he
would have pitched comparatively as good
a game as he did Saturday.
Saturdays game promised to be close for
the first five innings. Each team scored d
run in the first inning. and neither could
get a second man across the plate until the
orioles went to bat in The fifth inning. The
beginning of the inning was not auSpcious
Captain Robbie's fly was caught by Barry
C-isham started the bombardment with d
:wo-bagger to left Nops waited for four
mes w hpa inf
filling the bases. Holmes timely double
sent two runs home and Mercer got nerv-
Gus. He passed DeMontreville, Brode and
keister forcing home McGraw and
Holmes. Sheckard then drove the ball TO
the right field fence for three bases, clear
ing the corners and scoring after Crisham's
out on Robbie's single, Nops made the last
out.
After that it was cakewalk for Balti-
more. Mccain and Paddcn were put out
Of the game for Kicking" and McGraw
retired in favor of Harris in the seventh
inning. The Orioles put up a great fielding
game, especially DeMontreville and Keis-
ter. Holmes and Sheckard did some timely
batting, and. of COURSE, McGraw and Rob-
bic were In the game UP to the neck Girls
ham. and, in fact, every member of the
team deserves much praise.
Other Saturday League Scores.
Boston. o; Brooklyn. 0.
Philadelphia, 4 New York. 2
Pittsburg. IL; Cleveland. 1.
Cleveland, S: PittSburg, g.
st. Louis, 10; Cincinnati, 1.
The Cincinnati club opened up its series
at home yesterday with the ST. Louis club
and before a crowd of nearly 5000 spec
tators went down to defeat, the score be-
Ing 10 to 1. Breitenstein pitched poorly
and was given poor support; Seybold, the
newly signed fielder from Richmond. hav-
ing three errors out of six chances Score:
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Totals. 3 8 n 10 81 Totals. 1925 10
zone out when winning run scored
Chicago. O. 0 3 3-s
Cleveland. ........... o Q, o CT
Earned runs Chicago 2. Left on bases-Chcago.
B; Cleveland, TO- Two-base Aliister, Mer-
ties. Three-hase aits-Chance, McAliister, Mertes.
Sacrifice hits-Green, McA1iister, COgan Stolen
-Hemphill. Green. Double play-Green and
Chance. Struck out-By eozanG3; by Schmidt. =.
Umpire. swartwcod and Dwysf. Time hours
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Re.ignation. Acceptcd.

The designations of Policemen Joseph M.
Austin and William J. Mulvaney, to take
effect. respectively, the 18th and 31st in
stants. have been accepted by the District
Commissioners,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-21

Competitors Want an Increase.
The compositors employed in the weather
bureau have asked Secretary Wilson to
recommend an increase in their wages.
They want the same rate paid to COM
81 day.
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Game called at the endnaf eighth inning ON ae-
count Of darknessJ
Earned run.~Loui.,,1,., x sGeft on ha.es-chi-
cago. Z; Louisville, 8. 'TwaiBase hits-kely, Dex-
Sacrifice hits-Clarke. Ritchey, Wagner: Struck out
BY Griffith. 81 by Cunningham. l. First base on
balls-OH Cunningham l. Umpires-Dwyer and
Swartwood. Tme-l hour and 45 minutes.
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Base Ball Briefs.

Baltimore today at National Park.
Last game until September 6. when the
Quakers come here.
The Washingtons certainly had good
chance to win with Padden and Mccain
out of Saturdays gameAnft
By special arrangement today has been
made ladies day" at National Park.
Pepper" Reitx, the Ex-senator, and late
with Pittsburs. left for his home in Cali
fornia Saturday. Reitz has been out Of the
sprained ankle, and he has concluded to
remain idle for the restlof the season.
Jack Taylor. the erratic twirler of the
Cincinnati club, has once more jumped over
He did well until the Reds struck New
York for the last series with the Giants,
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digestive and nutrltive organs are not in
active health. The result is that the nu
tSition for the body is not distributed in
proper proportions to make blood, bone
and muscle.
Weak young men who take course of
DR.: Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
will find marked change in their phys
ical strength and energy. The body will
be built up so that gymnastics will not
tax and tire them, but be the natural
exercise enjoyed by muscles which are
nourished into firm health.
In letter received from A. D. Weller, ESQ,
Of Pensacola, Escambia Co.. Fla. (Box SO, ne
states: {" have. since receiving your diagnosis
OF my case As stomach trouble and liver COM
plant. taken eight bottles of the Golden Med
ical Discovery and must say that am trans
formed from a walking shadow (as my friends
called mel to perfect health. value your REM
edies very highly aud take pleasure in recon-
mending them to any and all who suffer as
did -Four months ago did not think to be in
shape to assist our Uncle Samuel in case Of
hostilities. but thanks to you, 1 am now ready
for the Dons.'"
Dr.. Pierce's Pellets cure biliousuess.
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st. Louis, 10; Cincinnati, 1.

EarneH runs.CIhc1hna3, I; st. louis, ;. Two
base hfts-Wallace. BretensIein. Three-base hit
Heidrick. stolen bas"s-Seybod, Steinfeldt Te-
beau. Double play-Corcoran o McI'hee to Irwin.
First base on balis-On Breitenstein, = on Pow IL.
/. Hit by pitched baii-By Powell, l. Struck out
BY Powell. 5; by Breitenstein, 3. Umpires Day
and McGarr. Time hours and ~ minutes
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THE ORIOLES TODAY
81 [
Last Local Ball Game Until Sep
tembsr g.,
ANOTHER DEFEAT" SENATORS
Washington Players Win in the
Croquet Tourney.
EAT FOR SENATORS
CURRENT SPORTING NOTES


TOday's Schedule.
Baltimore at Washington.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York.
Louisville at Cleveland.
Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
Chicago at st. Louis.
The Coconino sun., 1899-05-20
TERRITORIAL NEWS.


 At fire in Phoenix Sunday morn- ing three residences with most of their contents were destroyed. Jesse Hurley was badly burned, but not fatally.
 The DeMund base ball team has met with disastrous defeats in both games with San Diago. The first game re- suited II to 9 and the second to 6. Partial umpiring is said to be the cause.
 Seven thousand five hundred head of Sonora cattle have been purchased by Arizona parties recently and will be driven into the territory. many of them coming into this valley for feed Herald.
 The Arizona Bulletin states that an ar'esian well with flow of 2,4OO gal Ions per hour of clear water was struck at depth of 306 feet, with two-inch well boring apparatus, in the foot hills of the Graham mountains, five miles southwest of Stafford
 The Press Association meeting at SolOmonville failed to materialize. There is feeling among majority of the publishers that the association has lost its usefulness and until that is eradicated the association will not be fany benefit to the publishers. Globe Times.
 We overheard remark made yester- day by cattleman, in speaking of organizations and associations, that the reason it was so difficult to form or maintain successful organization in Arizona was because there is always a mistrust on the part of those who are or ought to be members. We wondered then whether this same line of reason applies to the members of the press of Arizona, and if so, who the fellow is they mistrust. -Stockman.
The Coconino sun., 1899-05-20

One or the nnest auultOriutHs III art- zona will belong to the high school of this city. when it is completed, and it is rapidly approaching completion. The rostrum alone is capable of seat. ing 25O people. The addition to the high school building, which contains the auditorium, is very ornamental and appropriate piece of architecture. Herald.
 Eleven trial jurymen were excused at Florence last week because they entertained conscientious scruples as to the veracity of their red brother who inhabits the White NJ mntain reservation. With a jury sworn to believe all the Indian testimony pro duced, the U. s. officers should not experience much trouble in sending good string of defendants over the road. Bulletin.
 Mir. Woodward, builder of the Rinds- burg railroad, will soon begin the con- structiOn of road to the Grand Canyon of the Colorado river. The road will probably go out from Ash Fork, us lhe grade will be far better than from Flagstaff or Williams, 50 it is claimed by the interested parties. Flagstaff is by all means the best point, as the road would run through most picturesque country.-Mohave Miner.
 Governor Murphy is taking look at the Grand Canyon and will return to his post in few days. In connection with this wonderful work it will not probably be improper to say that AS an exponent of the expansion idea the Creator first started the work agoing and as it had its origin in the divine realm like work on earth must be about right after all. Atkinson and the rest of the small fry should take a peep into the beauties and marvels of what expansion really is and go via the Grand Canyon route to fully appreciate
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-18

New York March II. - Cotton futures
closed steady: March. SOS, April 500:
May, Sos; June, sol; July. SO; August.
$40; September. sos: October, 6.04; No
vember, 6.2; December, SIS; January,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

$4,000 were in sugar. The fact that
the banks have lost over IS. %. 001 TO the
subtressury since Friday. led traders
10 expect an unfayorable bank state
n2ent tomorrow, and on this theory sold
stocks.
Among the stocks showing strength
we're Peoples Gas. Tennessee Coal and
IRON and Colorado Fuel and Iron and
Metropolitan Street Railway. Brook
lyn Transit and Manhattan. which was
quoted eI-diviGend and ex-r.ght Call
money rates ranged from three to five,
with the bulk Of the business near the
high figure. After most brokers had
made their arrangements for loans
which carry over until Monday, rates
TecsCed with the closing al 363 l..
London was q seller on the advance
here. putting out twice as much stock
as il had taken in the initial trading.
There was some liquidation among
the active bond issues today while
strength prevailed in other quarters.
Total sales g $4,000
L. : new IS coupon advanced 3-8. do.
registered l.. and the old Is regis
tered and the % Is in the bid price.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-18
IN THE COPpERS.

The position OF copper is weaker than
IL mas been for several months pas-.
Domestic production for February was
y $50 tons against 1888 in 1875. TX
ports for February showed material
falling OF, being only 1891 tons smaller
since February. 1895. The New York
market IS fairly steady and business
l-iz4iIz4. Orders a. these figures do
not uaJeriahze and business will nee
esSItate some concession.
The Incorporation Of the United
states Mining Company has been com
Q-=-ct. The company viii own the old
Jordan mine. the Telegraph and the
EaEl!E groups Of mines. and the con
troll Of the Niagara group. which prop
critics are recognized in Utah as among
the chief mines in Bingham canyon
They have been developed heretofore
for lead. gold and silver ores. and dur
Ing the last Is or % years more than
80 0939g1 has been taken out. They
never have been developed for copper
ores. although the richest copper ore
shipped from Bingham canyon has
come from the Telegraph mine These
mines have bean examined by four eX-
perJs, from whom favorable reports
have been received
stockholders Of the Miners Copper
Company viii receive q circular on the
proposed consolidation with the Isle
R1yalc Consolidated The Miners Com
p4nE VAS incorporated under New Jer-
SeE laws in January, with S2.0Qo 600
rapiral In 5000 shares $1,000 600 cash
going into the treasury as working
capital. The property joins the Isle
Roya-e and carries its vein for over d
Tile. Il - felt tcst the TWO can be
operated more benefCiallv for each un-
der one management The plan pro-
Eldes Tor new company. the Isle Roy
s-- Copper Empary- with s. 80 600 CAPT
tai in 10000 shares. Of which $1,000
shares ara offered 10 stockholders in
the Miners company as Of record
Mar1h 81, six-tenths Of a share in the
now company for each share q Miners
stock. The remaining 10000 shares will
be exchanged for the 100000 shares Of
Isle R0yale Consolidated
A Worcester man says he has re-
ceiNad letter from a friend at Grip
PIE Creek whom he asked for informa-
iion in regard to iow-priced mining
stocks. This is the answer he received:
Buy Mahals and Crescent. They are
in the same locality. The development
work in Crescent is proving entirely
satisfactory 10 the management"
The New York Journal says The al
l=ged formation Of the copper cOmbina-
ton with $1,000 600 900 capital. is ridi-
Culed by well-infcrmed persons in the
copper trade. The facts of the case
seem to be that company is in pro-
eess Of organization which will have a
capital Of 500 600 600 A syndicate is
now being organized TO underWrite the
company. The underwriting price will
be 9212 per share, less s per cent COM
mission. It is understood that the
companies 10 be included Will be the
Butte, Montana. Old Dominion. Ana
conda, Utah. Boston. Arcadian, Miners
and Isl" Royale. Later it is expected
that the group Of mines consisting OF
The Centennial Osceola and AIouez will
be brought into the big company.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-18

THE CHICAGO MARKET
Reported by John D. Maloney, 415 Main
and 13 Pearl streetD
The opening, highest, lowest and closing
quotations IN Chicago. March 1s:
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DUN'S REPORT.
Failures During TIE Week Are Much ess
Than One Year Age.


New York March l7-R G. Dun &
cos weekly review, og 4radz saws
AZ D"s'--7sS' ms 7aL cannot Os com
pared with any other. II can be said
that pavn1enrs through the nrincina
-raa-=r,s, to,,g.= 4,.- -;,e ,,ss+ ,,,.l ~.
"a
oT=a "a per cent greater thsn IN 49,
anu 80 per cent greater -han IN 1898
~ lilal eAasSeIateS the gam IN soIn'
pI aIttLes Of business, while IN others
aus lar snort OF the gam.
me haLghai prosperity rests on NOR
soma IolndaIOnS Inc exports @
oFeaGStuIIs' PROVISIONS cotton and o.
a. Z cor Aaiy showed decrease OF So
gV',yVv, Dll otheF exports. manly manu-
Lal'd- ~, were S'o.i99'545 IN Nalue,
against S5I,-t2.5So iast year, ana were
suIIielehtiY large 70 cover more than %
per cent OF the entire imports Inc
I mere iahalS- exports exceeded imports
LOT the month So5,o-4,ll'. the gold sup
ply increasing ana there appears no
occasion lot monetary disturbance
me treasury recorded It's hrst pay
-i=Ht OF the S9SVVv ,VUV Tor the Central
acme Rallfoad having previously re-
celEed $4,000 goo for the Union Pacific,
ana over So.VJVOvy Tor the Kansas Pa
enc.
swiftly rising quotations for iron and
/ lot kept ID MIND that more than nine
: tehlhs OF the IRON manufacturing capac-
. ly IS ehgage1. and viii be until July
. or later, IN the execution Of orders ia
Ken months ago at low prices. If
Aiiloh tons or products go out this
. .ao IN SyV'yVv az such prices as SIS TO
! s-y Tor steel rails, at which the entire
output OF the Illinois Steel Company
I ior thls year was sold some time ago,
IL nardly indicates the true character
oL the iron business that less than 100
IVY tons are gong out at such prices S
go 70 S25 per ton for steel rails made
! mere Tor small lots this week. Belated
buyers now have to pay fancy prices to
/ get orders accepted at all, and the Iron
! age reports that one eastern shipyard
received Il orders for large steamships
IN one day. but could not accept a sin
gle one OF them. Withdrawal or post
ponement OF business because of high
prices begins to be a significant feature
ana much foreign business is evidently
losl thou lgI mere are still sales for
export, 6,00OO0O tons Of pipe for South
America, and 5000 tons bridge material
Tor BuTmah. The COnnelsville coke
| WORKS With an output Of 1920 tons
to catch up with orders, have advanced
prices only Is cents.
presumably the boot and shoe manu-
! - - - nv, Hp4iiS I4vie JIldil
the only report of their shipments from
the east would indicate, about 81 l15
cases, against $3.50 last week But
1t is the fact that new orders have been
somewhat scarce, and the higher prices
demanded for some grades Of leather,
While lower prices for country hides are
quoted at Chicago, might warrant the
expectation that new demand for pro-
ducts Of leather would be slow.
Wool sales at the three chief markets
have been only 4,305600 pounds, Of
which 2,761,900 were domestic. against
7'o'8,20O in the same week Of 1892, Of
which 3,50I200 We're domestic. but the
prices are soft. and some dealers are
said to have yielded as much as . or
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-18

IioWard, CROSBY & Co. s Boston Letter !
Wheat opened weak, Liverpoors decline
being almost a fun point in response to
the break here yesterday. There was mod
crate foreign buying at the decline but
English markets were weak and the local
element continued hammering. Rain i'm
California and normal weather in the
west also aided the bears. The Chicago
operators assumed that the long wheat.
held in Wall street since January, was
sold out yesterday. and early buyers ex-
pectcd sharp upturn, but as 1t failed to
come, they quickly unloaded again. and
more liberal offerings from Russia and
Argentine also had a depressing effect
The market was nervous and easily in1u-
enced by bear operations, but an increas-
ton from the present level
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-18

To Cure Constipation in One Week
To Purify the Blood in One Week
To Strengthen Nerves in One Week
To Cure Sick Headache in One Day

Take Cleveland's Lung Healer, 25c II Il
by.
Brewer g. Co sc Front St: George L
Fairbanks. 2@ Main ST. Burlington Phar.
macy Martin r. Waite, 10 FrontA.
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HOME AGAIN.
Gen. and Mrs. Redwood Hoar Return
From Elk ended Trip.

From Elk ended Trip.
District Attorney lockwood Hoar was
at his office in the State Mutual build
ing Thursday for the first time since his
return from five weeks soiourn in
Washington, and the south. Gen. Hoar
with Mrs. Hoar returned late Wednes-
day, after a very delightful trip. The
first two weeks were passed IN Wash
ington, at the closing days Of congress
and then visits were made to Old Point
Comfort and Richmond, for Mrs. Hoar's
health. A return was then made 10
Washington. and thence home via New
York.
Gen. Hoar found great business ac-
tiTty in the south especially in cotton
manufacturing, and there are signs Of
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-18

general prosperity throughout south
ern states. During his stay in Wash
lhsloh, ne observed with special pride
I,Ie greal esteem and regard in which
Congressman Walker was held nv bts
associates Gen. Hoar said that his had
peen a strong conspicuous figure in
congress, and his marked personality
mad commanded general confidence and
respect ~ anu
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-18
r 1 b s
Iooeningl Highest Lowest /
TREASURY STATEMENT

Washington, March II. - Todays state.
ment Of the condition OF the treasury
shows: Available cash, S79. 423. 4ST; gold
reserve, s34l. 64408s; net silver, ST. SIS. SIS
United States notes in the treasury, s14
04s,SI; treasury notes of 1890, 81. 1e5. go
total receipts this day. t1,9s4. O66; total re
coipts this month. S37, 604 ass; total re
ceipts this month. s37 6o4 ass: total re.
lures this day, $50. 600; total expendi.
lures this month, S2S. 1853 coo: total expend.
lures this year. s452 s66 1872; deposits ir
national banks. $50. 81 80
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-18
THE MONEY MARKET

New York, March II. - Money on call.
p. c.. last loan, 3. Prime mercantile
paper, 34d42. Sterling exchange steady
at 4,S3i3di5 for demand and 4S3aI4 for So
days. Posted rates, 4S44l2 and / S6dis
Commercial bills 4S2la Silver certifi-
Gates, 59lz. Bar silver, 597s Mexican dol
lars, Az, Government bonds strong
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-18
Dr. burs Cough svrun. the n.nn1...

N'ush syrup, the peoples
friend. las been in use over fftv 80,
y cures the severest affections az tbo
lnroat and lungs. such as broDcbitii,oe
st,t n pla1ryngitis and incipient consumn,