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The rain of Wednesday frightened up
everything at National Park except interest
in the game. The grass has assumed a
deeper and more beautiful tinge of green,
adding much to the verdancy of the in and
outfelds, and spring, with her new, ante
summer costume, appeared in all her glory
for few weeks stay. This is pleasant
and inspiring and should encourage our
athletic youngsters composing the ball
club to more skillful efforts in the way
of demonstrating the beautiful features of
our national sport.
The second game with the Giants was
lost to the Senators on account of the su-
perb pitching of Doheny, the southpaw, ar
tist. He was hit in desultory way for
seven safeties, but they were scattered
throughout the nine innings and produced
no good result. By punching hits and an
error the New Yorks scored three tallies
in the first inning on hits by Van Haltren,
Grady, Gleason, and Wilson. Hits by
Wilson and O'Brien and two -bagger by
Doheny resulted in three runs in the sixth
inning. Their last score was made in the
seventh inning on hits by Van Haltren,
Gleason, and Wilson.
The Senators scored their first run in
the fourth and last in the fifth In the
fourth Mercer hunted the ball and by a
beautiful run and slide made first base and
went to third on wild throw by Ira Da-
Wis and came home on Cassidy's hit to in
field. In the fifth Padden knocked a mush-
room disturber along the left field foul line
for two bases and came home on Slagle's
hit to centre.
McFarlands work in the bu1 was very
pleasing ana satisfactory. He has excel
lent nerve and good judgment. Had the
hip1f har ha,-
another story to tell
The Giants ought to forgive Connolly for
his bad decison on Tuesday, as he gave the
Senators all the worst of it yesterday, but
this is baseball and must be expected
The same clubs today Score:
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THE AaUEDUcT MEETING.
King BarIeycOrn Proves Himself
Risky PrODOsitiop

Risky proposition.
New York, April 27-King Barleycorn,
winner of the Crescent City Derby, was
again tried and found wanting at Aque-
duct today and he is clearly risky propo-
sition on which to lay odds He started
in the opening event for three year-olds
and scared out everything but Roysterer
and Sir Florian. The latter was not seri-
ously considered and Roysterer was quoted
at to 2, while King Barleycorn was
backed down TO to 10. The race was
have covered the three for most of the
route. Roysterer won by a head. with
Sir Fiorian neck in front of the King
The second race, a dash for maiden two
year-old fillies resulted in still greater
upset one OF the outsiders, Queen Anne.
scoring an easy victory over the strong
public choice, Hampton. This paved the
way for a selling stake for two-year- olds
and the talent sailed in to get even.
Kitchener was selected as the medium for
heavy plunge, which cut his price from
to TO odds on. He got of well in front
and remained there, but had to be driven
out TO the last ounce to beat Peaceful
neck. Summaries:
First race-About seven furlongs.
Roysterer, 7 TO 5, won; Sir Florian, sec
ond: King Barleycorn. third. Time,
126 2-5. M
Second race-Four and half furlongs
Queen Anne. 20 to l. won; Tampion, sec
ond; Her Ladyship, third. Time, 0:56 1-5
Third race-Five and one-half furlongs
Boney Boy, 13 to 5. won; DR.. Parker, sec
ond; Floronzo. third. Time 1:0S
Fourth race-Four and one-half fur
longs. Kitchener, to 5, won; Peaceful,
second; Advance Guard, third. Time,
0:55 1-5
Fifth race-Mile and forty yards. Tyr
shena to /. won; Glenoine, second; Dan
Rice, third Time, 1:47 1-5.
Sixth race-About seven furlongs. Maid
of Erin. 2 to 5, won; Athy, second; Game
top, third. Time, :26 25.
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OPERA SINGERS AT THE BAT.
The Audience Wns Large. and Many
Scored Genuine Hits.

scored 1enu1nc h1ts
Members OF the Alice Nielsen Opera
Company played a game OF bali yesterday
at the National Grounds II was case
where the classics and baseball consorted
upon the ball field and in the enthusiasm
of the consolidation they gave an exhibit
tion of the national game that was, 20 say
the least, amusing and interesting. 1t
was not expected they would be as familiar
with baseball lines as they would with the
lines of some favorite opera or a blood
curdling tragedy, yet they did well and
made several hits. OF course they were
not playing up in &C. for the reason that
they have had no rehearsals. They were
in good enough voice for baseball pur-
poses; the only thing lacking was the deep
cadence and melody at the bat that char
aeterizes their normal condition.
There was cultured and critical audi
ence present, and no one entered pro-
test or asked for rain check at the close
OF the exhibition. Ariie Latham was the
Empirical stage manager. assisted by Miss
Nielsen. and his decision behind the bat
and on the bases from an artistic stand
point, was all that could have been ex-
pected. He was rather severe in his en-
forcement OF the new rules. In the Sec
ond inning he fined one of the players s.
for attempting TO catch high ball, the
money TO be turned into the beer fund
In order 10 avoid accidents or injuries
from the outraged players. Mr.. Latham
rendered his decisions in a private box
behind the catchers screen.
On account Of the Overwhelmingly
thrilling and sensational character OF the
play. which threatened the overwrought
spectators with nervous prostration, the
game was called at the end of the third
inning by the police under instructions
from the Health Department. 1t will be
resumed later In the season under the
same management
The score: Fra Diavolos, 20; II Troya-
.oras
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THE TINES WASHINGTON, FRIDAY. APRIL 2s. 1898.
TWO NEW SMALLPOX CASES.
A White Victim of the COntaRion
EOuEd In L Street.

Another case of smallpox was discovered
in the centre of the city yesterday in the
house at 1884 Street northwest. The vic
tim was an eight-year-old white girl
named Margaret Herbert, and the conta-
gion was traced by the health authorities
to the little Herbert boy who was re-
moved from the same house one day last
week
Walter Riley colored, aged four years,
was taken from the home of his parents,
4 Vincent Street, near Tenleytown, yester-
day evening at 6 O'Clock, suffering from a
well-developed case of smallpox. In the
house were Walter Riley, the father Of the
boy, his wife, and three children. They
have all been removed to the detention
camp. The origin of the case is not known.
One death from cerebro-spinal meningi-
tis was reported yesterday.
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Cancelled the Date.

The game scheduled to be played by
Georgetown and the University OF West
Virginia yesterday afternoon was Cancelled
at the request of the latter team, much
to the disappointment of the local collie
gians,- as they hoped to add another VIC
tory to their already long and unbroken
string of conquests. A game is scheduled
for tomorrow with the crack team from
the University of Maryland, which gave
Harvard very close run two weeks ago.
Bache will probably officiate in the pitch
er's box for Georgetown. and as he is In
the best of form the Orioles will find his
twisters a hard problem to solve.
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RACING AT NEWPORT.
The Talent Getting Down To Form In
Picking winners.

Cincinnati, April 27.-The weather was
delightful, the card fair. track good. and
the attendance large at Newport today.
Three favorites. two second choices and
a medium selection won
First race-Seven furlongs. Lillian Reed,
G to I, won; Rena Campbell, second; Nell
lie Prince third. Time, 1:29 Ia.
Second race-Four and one-half furlongs.
Highland Lad, to s. won; Edna Gerry
second Bramburg, third. Time, 0:56.
Third race-One mile. Piccola, 3 TO /,
won; Flop, second; Albert s., third. Time
l:42.
Fourth -race-Six furlongs Brigade, 2
to /, won; General McGruder, second; ;
Scrivener. third. Time. / is 3-4.
Fifth race-One and an eighth miles
Kriss Krignle. 3 to 2. won; Henry Launt
second; Fintan, third. Time, I:55 "a
Sixth race-Six furlongs. Sim w, l3
to 5, won; Doilie Wiethoff. second; Saul
terne, third. Time liza 12.
Try ease of Heurich's Senate Beer. Drink it
with your meals aud before retiring, and you
will soon feel that beer, especially Heurielis. is
a benefit TO health. Phone 63l. Arlington Bot
tling Co. for OF fIeurichs Senate.
Naval Lodge Fair tonight
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Amateur BasebauLenrue.

An important meeting of delegates to
the Amateur Baseball League which was
formed several weeks ago, will be held
this evening at the residence of Manager
Z. V. Rice, 145 Street southeast. Eight
or nine teams have signified their inten-
tion OF joining the league, and the pros
poets are that 1t will be a very active
organization, which will play its schedule
when the Washington team is away
Managers of teams are requested TO have
delegates at the meeting promptly tonight,
as IL is probable that an election OF Off
GERS will follow the transaction of other
business.
Take either line for Naval Lodge Fair.
The times., 1899-04-28

Earned runs-philadelphia 3, Boston q First
base by errors-Philadephia 4, Boston l. Left on
Philadelphia IL, Boston 7. First base on
balls-0f Klobedanz 8, off STREET 9, off Stahl 3, off
Fraser g. Struck out-By Fraser /. Home run
Lajoie. Three-base hits-Laoie, Stahl Two-base
hits-Tenney, Mcfarland Gross. Sacrifice hit
Delehanty. Stolen bases Hamilton, Cooley,
Thomas, Flick, Mcfarland. Double play-Colins
and Tenney. Hit by pitcher-By Streit 2. Passed
ball-Clark. Umpires-Messrs. Enslie and Nc
Donald. Time Of game hours and % minutes.
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Two-base hits-Daly. Mc(;raw. Three base hits
Kelley, Anderson. First base on errors Brooklyn
l. First base balls-of Hughes 8, of McGin-
nifty I. Struck out-By Hughes 3, by MeGinnty
3. Hit by pitcher-By Hughes l. Left on bases
Brooklyn 5, Baltimore l. Double play-0 Brien
and LaChance. Time of game-l hour and so
minutes. umpires-Messrs. Gsifney and Andrews
Attendance. 3.5On
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CHAMPIONS PLAY POOR BALL.
Pitchers Have an OF Day and Their
support Very Ragged.

Philadelphia, April 27.-The champions
today demonstrated how badly great club
can play ball. Their exhibition was even
far worse than the score indicates Kobe
danz gave three bases on balls and was
hit for two bases, when he was taken out
of the box and Streit was substituted. The
latter was wild. Stahl pitched the last
two innings. Fraser was steadily effective
and was superbly backed up. Attendance,
6,07S. The score:
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Earned runs-Chioago 2 Gincinnati I. Lett on
bases-Chicago 2, Cincinnati 4. First base on
balls-of Taylor l, off lIawley Q Struck out
BY Taylor !, by Hawley 1. Txobase hits-Ryan.
Smith, Steinfeldt Sacrifice hits-Peitz, Green,
Lange. Stolen ases-DeMontreville. Mccormick,
Sebach Double plays .DeIontreyille, McCOr-
mick and Everett; Lange and Woiverton; Cor
eoran, Steinfeldt, and Beckiey. Baks-Taylor !,
Hawley l. Umpires-Messrs Swartwood and
Warner. Time OF game-f hour and 40 minutes.
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Two-bsse hits-Nan Haltren, Doheny Padden.
Stolen hases-Foster, /. Davis Wilson. Double
play-Willson to Gleason to Davis First base ON
balls-By Doheny ., by Mcfarland /. Struck out
By Doheny ;, by Mcfarland 2 Left on bases
New York l. Washington g. Umpres-MessTs.
Hunt and Connolly. Time OF game-l hour and
IS minutes.
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VIII BE Concluded Today.

The argument in the case of Campbell
F. Gibson, who is, on trial in Criminal
Court No. 2. before Justice Bradley, charg-
ed with violation of the United States mail
law. will be concluded this morning.
The times., 1899-04-28
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Win the Amnteurr.

The South End baseball team, who last
season won the pennant of the District
Baseball League, will play game with
the Primrose team on the Eastern Athletic
Club grounds at Congress Heights on Sun
day next
They are anxious to arrange games with
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all teams whose ages do not exceed
twenty years. Address challenges to
the manager, A. p. ]. Doyle, 1872 Four
and-a-h half Street southwest.
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PROPOSALS for Photographic supplies-wa
HONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

WANTED-A loan OF 5000 on hotel property
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
BRIDGE ACROSS PINEY BRANCH IN ROCK
CREEK PARK.-0fiee of the Commissioners d.
G., Washington. April %, ls99-SEALED PRO
PoSAI.S will be received at the otice Of the
Commissioners of the District Of Columbia until
II O'CLOCK NOON, SATURDAY, MAY q, 1889.
for the construction of bridge across Piney
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Blank forms OF proposal, specifications. and all
necessary information may be obtained at this
office. JOHN b. WIGHT. JOHN ". ROSS, Ian
SING H. BEACH, Commissioners ID. c.
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Headache and NeuIa|giaCuIed.

DIR. Blake's Anti Head will do it. 25c. Take no
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THE COLTS AT HOME.
They Win From the Reds in u Close
Contest.

Chicago, April 27.-Twelve thousand
rooters saw the Orphans open the season
on their home grounds by winning a close
ly contested game with the Cincinnati
Reds. Young Taylor pitched beautiful ball
for Chicago and Pink" Hawley was al
most as effective. The batting and fielding
Of Ryan and Lapge were the features Of
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BROOKLYN BEATS BALTIMORE.
Hughes Pitching aud Magnificent
Fielding Does the Work.

Fielding Does the Work.
New York, April 27.-Magnificent fielding
by the Brooklyns, behind expert pitching
by Hughes. proved too much for the Balti-
mores today. McGinnity pitched well also,
but an error by Magoon gave a lead to the
locals which was never lost. Casey, DAILY,
Magoon, O'Brien, and Farrell made the
star plays. The umpiring was good and
the game was quickly played. The score:
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McFnrlnnd's Work in the Box Above
the Average and Satisfactory
to the Management.
HOW THE CLUBS STAND.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York Z, Washington 2.
Philadelphia 20, Boston 3.
Chicago 4, Cincinnati 3.
Brooklyn q, Baltimore 2.
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PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING WATER
VALVES CAST-IRoN INTAKE TOWERS,
AND CAST-IRoN PIPE SPECIALS.-Office OF the
Commissioners D. c.. Washington. d. c., April
p, s99-sEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
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nishing water valves. two (D cast-iron intake
towers, and twenty-seven (2O, more or less cast
iron specials for the Water Department Bids
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separately. Specifications. blank forms of pro-
posals and drawings may be obtained at this
office. JOHN b. WIGHT, JOHN W. ROSS Ian
SING II. BEACH, Commissioners D. C. apsi-et
PROPOSALS for Photographic Supples-war
Department, Washington. u. c., April H.
1so9.-Sealed proposals, in duplicate. will be re-
ceived here until 2 O'CLOCK P. NJ, April %,
1899. and then opened, for furnishing photo
graphic supplies, per list furnished upon ap-
plieation Proposals must be in envelopes en-
dorsed. Proposals for Photographic Supplies
and addressed II. r. TuoRP Chief Of Supply
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GAMES TODAY.

New York mt Warrington.
Baltimore mt Brooklyn.
Boston mt Philadelphia.
st. Louis mt PittsburE.
Louisville Mt Cleveland.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
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n Henry f. Patterson,
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I make this sworn state
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Chicago, III.
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PosroFFIcE NOTICE.

Should be read daily, as changes may occur at
any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded TO the ports OF
sailing daily, and the schedule Of cosings is
ranged on the presumption Of their uninterrupted
overland transit. For the week ending April %,
the last connecting closes will be made from this
office follows:
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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-03-21

The recent very marked rise in
the price Of copper has attracted
widespread attention, and there is
much discussion as to whether the
present quotations can be main
tanned. The appreciation is gener-
ally attributed to speculative com
binations, most of which should at
once be dismissed as nonsense.
Spectators certainly have had a
great deal to do with the rise, but
they cannot long maintain it unless
the conditions of trade favor their
plans. Should the present demand
for copper continue upon its pre-
sent level for the current year,
which it now bids fair to do, the
price viii probably remain at a
high figure. But then another
important thing is to be considered,
and that is that the great increase
in the price of copper will occasion
the substitution of other metals
when possible. Experience has
demonstrated aluminium to be rs
good as copper in many kinds Of
electrical work, and with copper
lowering in the neighborhood OF
eighteen cents this would be a
good opportunity for the makers OF
aluminium is they were prepared to
meet large demand. The relief
from high prices Will come very
largely from the increased output
of copper itself, which is sure re-
suit OF a period Of high prices.
But even with the stimulus of high
prices it viii not be an easy matter
to increase the production of copper
at tshort notice. New copper mines
are not opened in day, and even
where good deposits are known to
exist it will take a long time to
open them. Nevertheless, how
ever, collapse is inevitable; it is
only a question of time. Mean
time the present condition of the
market is injurious to the trade,
and the sooner it passes over the
better.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-03-21
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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-03-21

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