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BY w. ii. II. Trico & Co, Real Estate
Auctioneer5 and Rental Agents, 43
Bank street. Phone 565.

n, HE GLADSTONE HOTEL PROP
4 rtTH FOR SALE AT AUCTION
by hy virtue OF Two certain deeds Of trust
day OF March. 1890. from NJ. Glennan TO
Lda,iayette Harmanson. trustee, and the
from sad Glcnnan and wife TO r. H.
Baker. Jr., trustee. both duly recorded.
ana AT the request of the creditor secured
IN the payment Of the several debts Sc
cured, will offer for sale. at public auc-
5 5n,. 10, to The highest bidder ut the Nor
Norfolk. Va. on SATURDAY. the 2lst
day of January. 1899. ut II O'Clock m. tho
following property, to-wit:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF
land with the Gladstone Hotel and other
building din thereon; bounded and described
ern intersection OF Main and Nebraska
streets aud running thence westwardly
along the south side of Main street ono
u2li.) feet TO the land formerly McPhails
thence southwlrdly along that line Two
hundred and sixteen l2l6) feet TO Bulls
court, thence castwardly along Bulls
court thirty seven and onc-half (37h)
feet; thence northwardly sixty-onc (6D
, lei 10 me northwest corner Of a frame
building thence along the north side OF
said frame building fifteen and one
quarter Q5hp feet II its northeast corner;
thence southwardly along the east side
of said building seven and onc-half 40
feet; thcncc ENTHUSIASTICALLY nine 90 feet;
thcnce enstwardly nineteen and one-half
,'"F-f i'Nt' 'H'Htf SNHtUWITlIN t1Int tS)
feet; thence eastwardly forty-one al feet
TO the west side OF Nebraska street:
thence northwardly along the west side
of Nebraska street one hundred and fifty
c'sht QaO feet to point Of bC1;1Huit1-,
TERMS.-All OF the purchase price
over and above tho sum of Twenty Thous-
and Dollars 100000 TO he paid i'm cash
twenty Thousand Dollars ($2o0c0y OF the
purchase price may he paid by tho pur-
chaser in such amounts not less than
ono Thousand Dollars 81 OOW and ut such
time not exceeding five years rs he may
elect. to he evidenced by the purchas er's
notes: secured upon tho property above
described bearing interest from the date
OF sale. or tho purchaser may pay all
cash II lie desires TO do so.
r. II. BAKER, Jr.,
Trustee.
II. II. BAKER. .Jr.,
Substituted Trustee
W. H. ii. TRICE &c CO,
Jall-tdS Auctioncers
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NAVAL STORES

Wilmington. n. c.. Jan. 12.-Splrits
turpentine. nothing doing. prices UNI
changed; rosin quiet. 97ls and 81 .02Is
crude iurpentine quiet. 81. 30 and So so;
tar steady, s1.1O.
savannah, Ga. Jan. 12.-Spirits tur-
pentlne. nothing doing; rosin firm and
unchanged.
Charleston. S. c.. Jan. 12-Turpentine
market firm at 42lkc.; rosin firm, un-
changed.
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ALBEMARLE AND CHESAPEAKE
CANAL O.-ARRIVALS.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Branch photographic Office,
Custom house,

CNo. 6 of lsae-North Cnrolinal

(No. of 1S99-North Carolina)
DIAMOND SIIOAL LIGHT VESSEL,
NO. 69.-Noticc is hereby given that
light vessel No. 90. which broke adrft
January S. 1899, was replaced January II
on her station. about ga miles east
southeasterly from the casterly point Of
the Outer Diamond Shoal and about l49s
miles Sc. q T.. from Care IIatteras
Lighthouse.
O.. II. -. Notice to Mariners No. iGS
of 1898. and Bulletin No. 81. par. 20
This notice affects the List of Lights;
ana Fog Signals, Atlantic and GuIf
Coasts. 1885 page li6. No GO4. and the
List of Beacons ana Huoys. Fifth
Lighthouse District, 1895" page 100.
BY order Of the Lighthouse Board:
FRANCIS j. HIGGINSON,
Commodore. L.. S. Navy, Chairman.
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ROND MARKET.
NEW YORK PROVISION MARKE


New York, Jan 12.-i'lour, more act
i've and frmer on winter straghts;
winter straights, $3.55@$.65 Rye hour,
active. Buckwheat, quiet. Corn-meal.
steady. Rye. firm; No. Western, Gii2
M65c. Wheat-Spot, steady; No. rel.
Solsc. Corn-Spo;. steady; No .. 43M
@4ihc. Oats Spot, firmer; No. ?,
$500. Beef. quiet. Cut meats, dun.
Lard, quiet: Western steamed, S5.S56f
5S7I.; January. S5.S7 nominal; refined,
steady. Pork firm. Batter, steady;
Western creamery. 15M2lc.: DO factory.
12Glilac. Elgins 2lc.; imitation
creamery. 130l7c.; State dairy. 1S@lSc.
Cheese, firm; large white, 10iac. Eggs.
steady; State and Pennsylvania. 22c.:
Western fresh. 20i9c.: Southern. 2ec.
Cotton-seed oil Strong position Of
holders checked business to-day ana
made conditions more OF less nominal
at the close; prime crude, 19I19lac.
Spot coffec--Rio. dull, but steady: No.
2 invoice, csc: No. iobbing. 7isc.:
mild, quiet; Cordova, 7MM15c. sugar
Raw, firm. but not opotably higher:
fair refining 5 13-l6c. centrifugal. %
test. 5-l6c. bid; molasses sugar, )
p-1ec. fiat; refined, steady.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

LNerpool. Jan. TT p. m.-Cotton
SPOT. good business done; prices favor
buyers: American middlinG. 5-S2d
The sales of the day were IL. 900 bales.
of which 5000 We're for speculation and
export. and included l., 900 American.
Receipts. $4,000 bales, including IS. 600
American.
ate demand and closed steady; Ameri-
can mddling: January, 06-Gid buy
cr; January and February. 5 06-6id
seller: February and March. 3 0G-6if6
3 07-Gid buyer; March and April. 0S-
Gld seller; April and May. 3 09-64d
seller May and June. 3 10-Gid buyer:
June and July. 3 ii-64d. value: July and
August. 3 12-6id. seller; August and
September, 12-GiQ3 13-6id. seller Sep
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SHIPPING REPORT,
Foreign mud CoaxtvI,a.
ARRIVED.

A..
ARRIVED.
Schr. j. Booth Emmour, New
York. pig iron.
Schr. Anna b. Mitchell, Mahaffec.
Lambert's Point.
Schr. Joseph Luther, Crossley, West
Norfolk. pig iron.
Schr. John J. Ward, WILDER, New Ha-
ven, pig iron.
schr. Nettie Champman. Cumbel,
--, light.
Br. stmp. Plympton, Moon, Newport
News, to Hamburg.
Br. stmp. Lady Luvin. Smith, Calves
ton.
Schr. Wilun and Hunting, I.ongstreet,
New York, light.
schr. T; Morris Pero;. Randolph,
--. light.
CLEARED.
Norwegian stmp. Adria. Rasmurren,
New York. ballast and ship stores.
Schr. Ada c. Southland, Peck, Trini-
dad, coal.
Br. stmp Lady Luvin, Smith, Rot
terdam.
Tug Asher J. Hudson, johnson, to
sea.
ALBEMARLE AND CHESAPEAKE
CANAL CO.-ARRIVALS
NORTHBOUND.
Stmr. w S. Cahill. light, North Car
Dina to Norfolk.
SOUTHBOUND.
Stmr. Lucerne, light. Norfolk to
North Carolina.
Stmr. Juniper, light. Norfolk to North
Carolina.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

baltimore. Jan. 12.-Flour, duh, I'M
changed. Wheat. firmcr; spot and
month. 76h@76Ac.; February, 1850
1850; Southern wheat by sample, 72@
nc. Corn. firmer: spot and month, 40S
@4o&c.: February, 40& @41c.; Southern
white and yellow corn. 3S141c. Oats,
steady; No. white, 3iG34lAc. Rye,
iirmer; No. 2 nearby. 60c.; No. West
ern, G2Mc.
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BYRD. BALDWIN & CO.,
RENTAL AGENTS. ROOMS .. AND.a
MADD1NGrON BUILDING
GRANNY STREET,
FOR RENT.

50 Bank ST.. $3.50.
Front st. A.City. 81.
f36 Highland. $3.50.
6 Cecilia av.. $3.50.
l36 Maple av.. 800.
ITO Falkland $3.50.
ia Falkland. $3.50.
1lG Falkland, $3.50,
STORES.
S31 Church St, $40.
1877 Church ST., $40.
800 CRANKY St, s25.
$40 CRANKY ST.. SIS.
3l4 CRANKY St. $40.
81 Bank St. $40.
OFFICES.
1o5 CRANKY St. s25.
West Bid. Main
and Church SITS.
IIaddington Bid.
CRANKY street.
Warehouses 1i?. 1ol
Water street.
Stables. i60 Main
ST.. $500.
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CHICAGO MARKET.
Wheat, Corn. Oats, Provisions. Lard, Short
Fills. Etc.

Chicago. Jan. 12.-Reports OF a heavy
Corn ana oats left off shade higher
Argentina broke the confidence of
holders of wheat to-day and robbed
the market of &c. gain made earlier in
the session. May closed with &c loss.
rorn and oats left off Il shade higher
Pork declined SC. and lard and ribs 2la
each.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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TRUCK MARKET.

New York, Jan. 12.-Potatoes. steady;
Jerseys, S1.12M@1.50: New York, S1.25GD
1.621s; Long Island. Sl.T5@2.00; sweets,
Jersey. S1.25GDl.5O. Cabbage, quiet, $500
@4.00 per hundred.
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sunrise and suEset are computed for the
Visible rising and setting: the observers
eye 10 feet above sea-level and view un-
IN the tide columns. oh. O0m is mid
night: IL n DOM. is noon
Small tides range is to % feet rise:
average tides. 2.3 to 20 feet; great tides.
cause extreme high tides
MOONS PHASES.
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The Cotton Markets.
NEW YORK COTTON MARK

New York, Jan. 12-Speculative in
terest IN cotton at this point was we'll
sustained to-day Contrary to the OK
pectations of good many, the market
opened steady at an advance of l62
points, cables being sized up as very
encouraging in view of the break in
prices here last night. The large sales
OIL spot cotton in the English market
uo'oUo baleS) were a particularly en-
couraging feature in connection with
reports or continued strength and ac-
tiNity in spot cotton in the Southern
markets, exporters and American spin
hers being reported as in active com
petition ut full prices. Following the
hIst call. the market further improv-
ed sac points. The advance was az
celerated by continued favorable adj
vices from American spinning centers.
ana from some of the dry goods mark
cts. The bull element was further en-
hoIdehed by claims regarding the in
'ention of cotton planters as to acre
age next season. and II general back
WardneSS IN preparations for spring
work; notably as rejecting III the small
sale of fertilizers. / was also claimed
that New Orleans parties were heavily
snort IN the New York market, rs we'll
as New Orleans and Liverpool ana that
covering on Southern orders had much
To do with advancing prices at this
point. still another bullish factor was
the moderate movement ana estimates
ft't-rT receipts tvr-rrr7-r-v7v Several
attempts Were made by larger shorts
to undermine the leading interest. But
cotton offered in this way was prompt-
~ absorbed. leaving the bull interest
finally in control Profit taking caus
ed n reaction near the close. The mark
ct was finally steady, unchanged to
points net higher.
New York, Jan. 1o-Cotton steady:
middling, Lice: not receipts. 572
bales; gross. 3.062 bales: sales 500 bales:
stock. LOG, 795 bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts. 35.f23
bales: exports to Great Britain. 1866
bales; to France, 2.452 bales; to the
Continent 1o,4G4 bales; stock, 1907, 500
bales.
Consolidated Net receipts. l77.41
bales; exports To Great Britain. 731SS
bales; to France. $,ai7 bales to the
Continent, 99,275 bales.
Total since September 1st-Net re-
cepts. 62O2 9S9 bales; exports to Great
Britain. 2,440,SS5 bales; to France. 500
075 bales: to the Continent 500 S6l
bales.
New York. Jan. 12.- Cotton futures
opened steady; January. , 7o Fcbru-
airy. .. 50; March. 90: April, SIC: May.
5.7S; June. ISL July, 5.S3: August,
5.S1; September, SO: October. $50
Closed steady: Januarv SO: Febru-
AIRY. , .GS: March. so: April. .. 20: May.
AZ; June. 80; July. 5.S2: August.
$50; September. 5.,9: October, SO;
November. so; December. 5.S2.
Spot closed steady and unchanged
Sales. 500 bales.
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FOR SALE.
RIBBLE LOTS.
The best building lots in the city.
FOR RENT.

STORES.
Warehouse Mes. IL and i3 Woodsde Lano
TWO Offices over the business Mems AS
ISOLATION Main street
Store No. l6 Nivison street
stores Nos. .iI ana 263 Water street.
NOE 50 and lol Commercial Place
RIOS. 40 and So Commerce street.
Offices: Granny. Bank and Comm cree
streets.
Fine office on GraLby street
Store No. Ar Main street.
Store So SO iSutc street
Stables on Plume street.
DWE..:iNGA
Dwelling no. ~ North street
SIX ncH brick dwellings on Yarmouth
street ali modern convcnieuces
Brick dwelling west OF CRANKY street, on
Frecmason street. furnished or unfur-
nished: possession January l, 1889.
Dwelling No 80 Cumberland street
Dwelling Onlcy road. s33 49,
Dwelling on DeIirec Place.
Two dwellings on Hamilton avenue.
Dwelling on Pool street
Dwelling No 4S9 Main street.
Dwelling Olney Road. Client.
Dwelling No 100 Freemason street.
Two rooms with bath. AlDemarle build
ing. CRANKY street.
FOR SALE.--Vacant property on Allan
tic and Plume streets. opposite new Pub
lie Building Lot.
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NORFOLK MHRKtTS.
For Grain. flag, Groceries, Provisions
SC.

""otnt""S Mt Wholesale PrIccs,
""ic.+ ether "fso stated, ANA price.
Nre subject TO nuctuntinuin nnrkot
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DWELLINGS.

Mobry Arch. Client.
800.
Warren Crescent,
Client. $50.
GraydOn av., Client.
SO.
Weigh. avenue,
Ghent. $40.
50 Holt street. $3.50.
81 Holt ct. SJo.
1872 Cumberland. s25.
70 Falkland. SO so.
7G1 Tunstall ave, $I4.
500 Highland $3.50.
$40 Corprcv ay.. Sll.
1923 Corprcw av., $3.50
S Cecilia av.. $3.50.
II Cecilia av., $3.50.
16 Cecilia av., 50. 80.
81 Cecilia av., $3.50.
ROOMS.
402 Main st, $3.50.
5S5 T.. Man St. $3.50,
3S7 Church ST.. $3.50.
33l Church ST., $500.
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W. R. PENTRESS & SON.
General Real Estate and Rental Agents
Is BANK STREET. SECOND FLOOR,
FOR RENT

DWELLINGS, 299 Chnrch st. so.
House OIL Duncan ii6 Church ST. S25
avenue, sci. 81 Queen ST. rooms
House on Graydon above. SIS
avenue. S25. l6o Botctourt, ST5.
81 Falkland St. 500. Factory building
30 Brown st. S22.a0 cor. Water and
$50 Bermuda ST.. Sll. Madison $50.
els Brown ave. SIS. FLATS
1855 Charles St. 81. 800 Church st, So
81 Virginia St. 5000 Cor. Church and
l27 Charles St. s.. Holt. rooms $40
4l2 Baxter ave. So. 400 Highland. $3.50.
STORES IiS-T2o ". Bramblc
4l6 Main ST, ton ave, Sc each.
Cor Church and 27I James st. Sc
Charlotte. S22,50 I25 Kelley ave. So
stalls and room for three carriages.
Southern States Telcphonc-5l5.
TO i%NESTORS.-Wc an offer several
fine bargains In good paying city prop
erty. Cores pondcncc solicited.
Conveulontly located stables with three
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PORT CALENDAR

FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY. 1899
CALCULATED FOR u. S. NAVY
YARD. NORFOLK. VA.
STANDARD TIME.
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TENDER and October. 3 12-6403 1850.
buyer; October and November, 13-64d.
seller; November and December 8 13-
Sad. seller.
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Open. High. Low. Clos

cash quotations were as follows:-
Flour quiet and steady; No. . spring
wheat, 67@69c.; No. 3 spring wheat.
GlNM6Sc.; No. 2 red. tic: No . corn.
S22s nS3%4c.: No oats, 27T271kc: No.
white. 29laMSOc.: No. 3 white. 2Shol
29Ac; No: rye, Soc; No. barley.
iiI25c; NO. flax seed, S1.1314, new.
$l.17ia: prime Timothy seed. s2.35:
mess pork, per Dbl. 50. 9OGlS9 %: lard.
per 100 lbs, $5.57laM 81 GO: short ribs
sides doose) Si.70Gls5 90: dry sailed
shoulders, 4iANi&c.; short clear sides.
I hnNed4 81 05alSa- = lrhislsey, distillert;.
lnishcd goods. per gal. S1.27; sugars.
cut loaf. unchanged
on the Produce Exchange to-day the
butter market was easy: Creams. 1ip
zoe; dairies. 12@1Sc.; eggs dull, fresh.
1gc ''
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.
New Orleans. Jan. l2.-Cotton futures
steady; January. 5.2S; February, !. 2S6D
30. March. 5.3005.3l: April. $3.50
90; May, 5.i0T5. Al: June. 5.i5n5.47:
July, 5.50U5.5l; August. 5.5id5.52; Sep
tembcr, 5.45@5i7: October. 5.AGG5. Il.
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Z. F. Rogers,
ROOMS 211 AND 212 COLUMBIA BUILD
ING. GRANNY STREET.
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feated by the Halifax Crescents day 20 to &:
The crew. OF the Enterprise and the crews OF
the British wArships In port are very chummy
and always together when ashore.
The Parkway A. c. has Aug 81. and Labor
Day open for n flrst-class team. Games to be
PLAYED on opponents gr9upSs Any Of TIE t9l
A. g.. or South Orange L. G. Address. Manager
Parkway A. e.. 80 Tappan street. hearney.
The Y. NJ. {. A. baseball club OF Yonkers.
cham pion OF Westchester County, ia anxious to
arrange games with strong semi -proiessional
teams for the following dates: Aug. 20. and
81 Expenses guaranteed. Address Horny
Eegan. Manager. i9o Lake avenue lonkers'
following scheduled tho balance OF tho. sea-
81 sSn &%F ~ h2S .s New & q RdSs
SysSk f. t@s Norteyalss; ( 4 n and n, : - NJ
open. n. Would like to close with first class
S rSs ynT Ss iss FEF1os
Brooklyn.
Roger Conner. former first baseman OF the
New Yorks. when they won the League cham
yesterday. Roger is still playing ball for his
Waterbury team and looks as well as ever =
bs d Sm%s to cs S% s
seen one since left the st. Louis team several
SsS1S ago eso play pail yet' Well
base as we'll as half OF the men
on tho big teams now. and feol as well as ever.
Jim O'Rourke, who was with the New Yorks
when they could play pennant bal Is catching
finely and hitting tho ball harder than ever for
his Bridgeport team. Jerry Denny is PLAYING
well. too tell you. our little League up In
Connecticut Is pretty hot stuff. know OF some
good youngsters up there. but am not recon-
mending any Just yet" Roger had long con-
fab with Hanon after the game.
H. II. Van der Horst OF the Brooklyn and Bal
timore clubs came to town yesterday for tho
first time since the beginning OF the last West
ern trip. Van der Horst. 1t will be remem-
bered. tried to make the Demoptrevi lie Nofs-
opinion; i realize my mistake" said Van der
Horst. and am very glad now tho deal was
not made. But when laid the wires for It,,
was only thinking to strengthen the Balti:
mores. l still maintain that Jenn ings would
have been much moro valuable man for
the Orioles at second base than De-
montreville. and that il the deal had
gone through the Baltimore Club would have
been greatly benefited. But in future | wish
THE SUN would say for me that there will be
no shifting Of players between Brooklyn and
Baltimore Even IL Freedman sees fit to hand
over Seymour and George Davis to the l5os-
on without max ing exchanges. We may pur-
chase some players from other clubs to
strengthen. but we will commit no act that
may reflect upon the honesty OF the sport.
All l have to say about Meekins transfer
to Boston ia this: Soden. OF Boston. owns
100000 worth OF stock in the New York Club.
and by the vote OF his stock Freedman Is en-
abled to pay himself a $4,000 salary each year.
The public can draw its own conclusions"
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beat out u bunt, and on singles by Davis and
Doyle. Tom tailed Davis also came In when
bowling threw tho ball over ClinRman's head.
DOYLE reaching second, Gleason followed with
single, scoring Doyle. A base on balls to
Leach and Nagners line drive, which OBrien
lost sight OF Just as the ball was about to drop
In hisIfands, scored Leach In the second in
ming. The locals again tied the score in their
hail. Warner doubled. stole third. and scored.
after two men had been retired, on O'Briens
easy fly. which Ritchey muffed.
poheny had nothing to gain when he threw
70 Doyle in the sixth inning as Clarke easily
beat out his bunt. Eds wild throw. however.
shot past Doyle. Clarke reaching third on
the error. Davis momentarily tumbled
l.eachs grounder. recovering the ball In
time to retire tho batter. but Clarke
crossed the rubber. Doyle then mufred
nrady's throw. allowing Wagner to reach
nrst. Van Haltren. however, by a fine throw
caught Wagner at the plate. when the latter
tried to score on Ritchey's single to centre.
The I.ouisvillcs scored three more runs in the
next inning. Four wide balls sent Kelley to
irst and Powers hit past Grady. Cingman
bunted to Doheny. who picked the ball up and
threw IL fifteen feet over Doyle's head. Kelly
and Powers dashng across the plate before
the ball was returned to the diamond. The
Vermont pitcher then struck out bowling
Hoy and Clarke. O'Brien singled in the New
1orks hall. but was forced by Grady. base
on balls to Davis advanced Mike to second
and steal and wild pitch enabled Grady to
score; Hits by Leach, Wagner and Ritchey
and Doheny's fourth wild throw brought home
Two more Louisville players in the eighth
inning. The score:
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Baseball Notes.
Banty.-Twelve games.

Banty.-Twelvo games
W. B-There Is no rule under which the
runner could be declared out.
The Lenox would ike to play first class
teams Offering suitable guarantee. Address
Chester A. Robinson. 333 East Sixty-ffth
street.
10 open for a good team Guarantee given.
Address Henry Adam, manager. ITO Haisey
street. Brooklyn.
The Volunteer A. A. has Aug. 10 and %
E Lang. 1856 West 18th street.
The Howard A. G. has Sundays in Aug
ust and SepteIn Der open. and VIII onSr a ialr
Graves, manager. 9S2 jefferson avenue. Brook
Ign.
Tho Philadelphia Plttsburg series has heen
com pleted. the Quakers losing eight Of the
scored ito runs. while the Philadelphias cir
cled the bases 81 times.
The Brooklyn Field Club has Aug. ~. 70,
Sept. 4. two gamesh and few sundays open
tee, Address +, c. Winnett. manager, 1872
Richardson street Brooklyn.
The Rialtos OF East New York have their own
grounds. and have Aug. 10 open for any first
tee half expenses for Brooklyn team Address
Edward G. Baker. S35 Sutter avenue. Brook
Ign.
The Neptune A. c. OF Jersey City. has Aug 20,
would Ike TO hear from any semi-professional
team Offering suitable arrangements. Ad-
dress } Lionel. II" Princeton avenue. Jersey
City. y. j.
Tho Inwoods have Aug. 20. ~. Labor Day
two games. and all Saturdays and sundays in
Septem Der open for teams averaging fifteen
years srr MXsssiass Norris g. omptss and
man. 5l1 Brook Avenue.
HALIFAX. n. s.. Aug. 15.-The baseball team
OF the U. i. training ship Enterpriss ware de-