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Evening star., 1900-08-03

By punching hits yesterday at home the
Brooklyns defeated Boston by the score of
8 to g. Nichols and Kitson were both hit
hard. but Kennedy. who relieved the latter.
was invincible Following is the score by
innings:
Boston. .............. -
Brooklyn. .............. l o . Ks
Earned runs-Boston. .: Brooklyn, 5. Threebase
hits-Dufy and Kelly Two-base hits-Jones.
Kelly and DAILY. First base errors-Boston !;
Brooklyn, l. Left on bases-Boston 8; Brooklyn.
g. Struck out-By kitson, 2; by Nichols. l: Sac
rifice hit-Daly. Stolen bases-Collins, keeer (3D
and Kitson. First base balls BY Kitson, 4: by
Kennedy. l. Double plays-Cross. DAILY and Jen-
nngs; DAILY and jennings Dahlen and jennings
Stnhl and Sullivan (2,. Hit by pitcher-By Nichols.
l. Wild ptch-Nichols. Umpire-Mr. Swartwood.
Time OF game-2 hours and 13 minutes.
Evening star., 1900-08-03

No games are scheduled for the National
League today. All the teams are travelling
westward
Hugh Duffy was back In left field for
Boston yesterday and batting finely.
Buck Freeman relieved Tenny at first
Ex-senator Gus weighing has at last
signed contract papers with Brooklyn. He
will join the Champ as soon as his ten
Gays notice with st. Louis expires.
First Baseman Camel of the Chicagos
found MERGERS pitching very much to his
liking yesterday. He hammered out Il
home run. a double and two singles This
Is doing pretty well for a man who can't
hit.
The Brooklyn management is sending out
regular attendance of 1,6OO. while the
correspondents of papers with visiting
e CLUBS report the patronage at not over
800. The Pittsburg writers say there was
not enough taken in at the gate to pay
expenses when the Pirates played there.
In spite of the fact that the Bostons have
been winning with some degree of regular
ity OF late. there still Is a decided feeling
at the Hub against Manager Selee There
IS no doubt that the Boston club would
make mistake by listening to the gallery
clamor and turn down Selee for Duffy, who
is being boosted for the position by certain
Boston writers.
Here's tough one on Brooklyn, taken
from a Boston exchange: Brooklyn is no
town for big league. The champions would
receive better support in Jersey City
Freedman will have the big town all to
himself a1ter next season..
freeman tried to assault Umpire SWart-
wood in the fifth inning of Tuesdays game
when he was declared out in sliding over
third on his triple. Cuppy. after quite a
struggle, succeeded in leading Freeman
away, but not until he had hauled SWart-
wood around several times.
The western teams had to take four
grain pill Wednesday. although three Of the
games were hard struggles before the east
ern contingent landed them The Phillies
mad to nearly break their bats before ST.
Louis would go down to defeat but three
hlts in the seventh and seven more in the
eighth did the needfuI.
one OF those important If true tales
came out of the west last night. 1t was
tney can get him, unless Chicago had q
string attached to the third baseman when
he came to the Philadelphia club Is hard
TO understand. That Chicago has any hold
on the player or that the Philadelphia club
would think seriously of letting him 20 IS
doubted.
There Is one feature Of the Pittsburg
team that no paper seems to have mem
TONED, said Manager Clarke. Before the
consolidation Of the two clubs Pittsburg
and Louisville. the former team was noted
all over the circuit for fast playing in the
early part OF the season. then falling down
In the homestretch. On the other hand
the Louisville team was noted for its bad
starts and brilliant finishes
You can draw your own conclusions hut
1t Is my firm belief that the Pirates win
surprise the League, there being lust
enough of the old Louisville spirit in the
team TO make grand squirt up the pen
nant ladder when the other teams have
Played themselves out. 1 didn't mean to
pennant. but do say that they will have
something to say about who shall
Evening star., 1900-08-03
Vardon's Brilliant Golf.

A brilliant exhibition of golf was played
yesterday by Harry Vardon on the Country
Club links at Blue Mountain Lake. N. Y,
against the best ball of Mortimer NJ. Sing
er and George Armstrong. The course,
which is 5000 yards long. was In excellent
shape the putting greens being especially
good. Vardon's driving was repeatedly over
the 25O-yard mark. while his approach shots
were deadly. His opponents had no chance
whatever against him. Finishing twenty
two holes down he beat bogey by twelve
holes Score:
Var1on-
5 8 8 s 4E75
a 6 8 5 577
Best ball Of Singer and Armstrong
5 5 = Q 8 5 8 6+q2
8 8 9 8 5 eos
Evening star., 1900-08-03
Harness Racing at Columbus.

The free for all trOt for stations was the
| principal event on the card yesterday at
| Columbus. Ohio. and 1t attracted crowd
! of fully 5000 people. The weather was
fair and the track fast. There were four
| starters In the big contest-Cresceus, Grat-
! tan Boy, Charley Herr and Dare Devil.
| Cresceus sold in the auction pools at $500 to
| $50 against the field. and, with Cresceus
| barred, Dare Devil was sold even with the
| field In the first heat Dare Devil threw a
shoe before, he reached the first quarter.
| and was distanced. Grattan Boy had a
| bad start. and Cresceus Won the heat easily
| in 20I1a. In the second heat. however,
Grattan Boy gave. Cresceus a sharp brush.
mile 2.06 fiat. In the third heat Grattan
| Boy forced Cresceus to the quarter in OBJ
and to the half in I. ~. and it looked as
| If all trotting records were about to be
| smashed, but the pace had been too hot for
Grattan Boy. and he weakened perceptbly.
| Cresceus went under the wire in a drive,
These Were the three fastest heats ever
| trotted by a stallion in race.
| Pussy Willow was almost a prohibitive
! favorite in the 222 pace In the first she
broke badly, and was the last of the nine
horses started under the wire. The favorise
won in consecutive heats after that with
out being pushed.
There were seven starters in tthe 224
pace. 1t was practically the same field
that started IN the M. & NJ. stake race at
Detroit, Including Lady Geraldine, the win
| favorite in the auction pools. but Lady
Geraldine was backed heavily. The favor
| ite took the first heat, but broke badly in
| the second, and that went to Lady Geral-
| dine. Helen Simmons showed lame when
she scored for the third. and many of her
hackers hedged but the lameness did not
nave any apparent effect upon her speed.
and she won the third and fourth heats and
| the race.
Goodwood Cup Won by Mazagan.
| wood. England. meeting yesterday the
Goodwood Cup of 1000 sovereigns, the sec
ond to receive 800 soveregns and the third
100 sovereigns. for three -year-olds and up
ward. two miles and half. was won by
| Douglas Baird's bay colt Mazagan, by Mar
| tagon-Maize; ]. w. Larnachs bay colt
Strong Bow. by Morion-La Feche, was
geldng Jolly Tar. by the Sailor Prince
joy, ran third, ridden by ]. Reif. Eight
horses
| Inc Halnaker stakes resulted in a dead
heat between w. c. Whttney's chestnut
| colt Water Shed. by Watercress-Parthenia
and Sir J. Blundell Naples bay colt Mack
intosh, by FlorizeI II-Cullercoats. W.
| Raphaeis bay colt Lord Kendall. by Kendall
Lady Liberty, with Rigby up, was third.
The Rous Memorial stakes were won by
Mr Theobalds Vlodyovski. guided by ].
Rein l.. Brasseys Ursula ran recond
Rlgby having the mount. and Sir e. Cas-
selS Sang Bleu came In third, with L. Reiff
| in the saddle.
Racing at Saratoga.
Increased attendance and spirited racing
| marked the second days sport of the Sara
toga Racing Association yesterday at Sara
| toga. N. Y. The weather was perfect
Matt" Byrnes resigned as starter early in
the afternoon, to be succeeded by James F.
Caldwell.
John E. Madden announced that Kilmar-
Evening star., 1900-08-03
Other Games Played Yesterday.

At Detroit-Detroit ): Chicago, 9.
At Toronto-Toronto s: Providence, Z
At Observation-Disclosures, 3: Worcester, .
AT STANDARDIZATION. s; Syracuse, 8.
Evening star., 1900-08-03
Base Ball Notes,

No games are scheduled for the National
League today. All the teams are travelling
westward.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-24
PURCHASING PRICES.

The following prices are being offered to the pro-
Queer by the local dealers for delivery in round lots
on the dock and in the car at Seattle;
Grain Oats, Slgd2o; barley. SIS 80; wheat, chicken
feed, SIS 5O@l6; bran. $12; shorts, $3.50.
Hay-Pnget SOUND. SS@lU; Eastern Washington
timothy, sleG5l7: alfalfa, $3.50 per ton.
Eegs-Strictly fresh ranch. ls@l9c.
Butter-Fresh ranch. Is@20c; creamery. &c.
Poultry-Live chickens. lie; live turkeys, lac;
turkeys, I3c: geese. &c: ducks, 81 5oa4
Live stock-Choice beef cattle. cows. 4@4ic; steers
t1G5c; choice sheep 4Ad5c; good hogs. live. ACT
hogs dressed &c. calves. dressed large, &c; SMALL
&c; calves. live. large. &c; small &c.
Hides. pelts and wool Heavy sound sailed steers.
60 lbs. Sc: medium. sound. per ID. &c; light.
nc; stays bulls and oxen. &c; salted kps nc;
calves per H. SIC: green hides lc less than sated
dry hides per ID. l2lc dry culls. onethird less
summer deer per H. 25a27c: winter deer dry. la9
zoe; papery sdeer s@l5c; dry elk saioc; green elk.
4d6c: sheep peits. 25c(dSl.20; shearlngs, l5d25c;
Eastern washington wool, sdl0c; Western WASH
ington wool. iec: dirty or timber burned, Eelsc;
tallew. 4@3tc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-24
NEWS AND GOSSIP Of IHE MINING WORLD.

ers not competent, nor mineralogists, as
well as the government warden OF gold
fields. inclose you a fragment OF the
which came to me for assay from the lead
Ing men In this city Interested therein. The
color resembles telluride OF gold, such as
compare with specimens sent you; but
you will observe the crystalline structure
differs, and with concentrated sulphuric
acid gives a carnation red color when heat
ed with some fragments. Indicating pres
ence OF a telluride or tellurite, and charac-
teristic OF presence only OF telluriurn, when
au' gives no such celebration, though said
to be a test many early, tests applied at
KalgoorlIe were made with partially oxl-
Cured ase sy rrn Of s1 soa ss ry s
ments OF Kalgoorlie telluride sent you
In confirmation Of my statement.
for Worturpa telluride TN Of gold, on such
experimental testing; but he was no Quali-
fled authority In either mineralogy or as
eminent offcer. Il assisted s wildcat fiota-
tions promptly, and within a few days all
Adelaide went mad on It,. as well as the
s nhe y rHcEs mining
experts, to the dioritic formation OF Kali
goorlie, w. A. and as the official authori-
ties up their e sn
perfmental facts, and on only small frag-
ments Of the so-called telluride. OF gold.
winch proved 10 De only tellurlue Oh DIS
muth, free from telluride Of gold, and some
containing free gold on Gale spar, and also
on brown compact carbonate OF iron
gangue, you will readily understand there
was great deal Of 31fappointment, ana
serted and the wildcat" Rotations went
into liquidation. / know the locality geo.
logically. from early examinations OF min,
ing properties around and beyond, and
freely condemned the find as result OF
official laundering and Misrepresentation
by so-called experts. who had q little
knowledge of Western Australia telluride
Of gold but Incompetent to decide. We
have SO. few mineral developments IN this
colony that the reports were eagerly be-
ieved, and the daily papers kept up the ex-
element. like many others. on Interested
motives But within two days after pub
lication of the government assay results
my time was fully occupied fortnight In
examining samples left and sent by lead
ing citizens, who had been induced to in
vest a few hundred pounds In the new flo
tations, so that II fell to my share OF
proving the truth of by condemnations,
which arose. as I have previously stated,
on erroneous assay results and analytical
examinations"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-24
VALUES AT ORC DENoRo.
Twenty-Seven Tons Daily Product
of Copper Pay Ore.

Hector McRae. during his recent visit
to the Boundary creek district. visited the
Gro Renoro which is being operated 10y oy
some ore from the face of the drift OF
the Orc Denoro on the 125-foot level. It
gave returns Of 1873 per cent copper, 2
valuation the smelter would give $32.70,
or s25 after deducting the freight and
treatment charges. The No. drift is in
it is from the face Of this drift that the
ore assayed was taken. The drift tunnel
is 9x71s feet, and about four feet per day
solid ore, twenty-seven tons per day are
being taken out, which is Of the same
quality as the sample assayed: No.
depth of 235 feet, is now within eighty
five feet of the ore body which Is being
drifted on No 2 level a connection
shaft within the next two or three weeks.
In about sixty days therefore there
should be a large body of ore blocked out.
Stopping and shipments on considerable
sometime next month.
In the Deadwood camp. on tho Grey
thirty-five feet wide. The ore Is similar
to that of the Orc Denoro.
property in this camp which is called the
All There. and which is being operated
by Spokane people They took the strike
OF the ledge on the GreynOund ana SUNK
a shaft fifty feet, and when Mr.. McRae
was there they were hosting out some
nice looking ore, which seemed to be Of
a pay grade. These two properties adj
Join those of the Boundary Creek Mining
and Milling Companys claims. The lat
ter company will start a new tunnel on
for the purpose of tapping the ledge at
depth Of 200 feet. and in order to make
connection with the shaft, which has
to the two car loads shipped by the
boundary Creek Mining and Milling Com
pany, there are some fifty tons on the
dumps, and this Is being sacked This
will be forwarded to the smelter as soon
as sleighing Is good.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-24
IN THE NORTHWEST, CAMPS.
Record of Discoveries, Develop
ments, Dividends and Sales.

The Delta shaft at Republic. is full of
quartz, and all is not taken out; The ore
ranges in value from IS to $26 per ton.
The shaft is ninety-six feet in depth.
At the Bosun, in the SLOGAN, a small
force is working with the new company,
with w. II. Sandiford as manager. The
ore recently taken out Is high grade and
has given highly encouraging returns.
* Xxx
The Roslyn Miner says that. more
quartz work has been done within the
past year than for years previous.
though winter weather binders in a great
degree successful operation.
x x x
1t is reported that work Is to be re-
sumed on the Flag Hill, Republic, but this
is not official A large block of the stock
has passed into the hands of Canadian
capitalists. and when work is resumed 1t
will doubtless be pushed rapidly.
x x x
At the Copper Queen mine of the Van
Anda Company strike has been made
of an entire new ore shoot, 100 feet from
the shaft of the 4OO-foot level. The first
shot in the e ore disclosed two and half
20 per cent copper, $40 gold and 10 ounces
in silver per ton.
XXX
Gold has been found in the mines near
Nelson siding, Kittitas county. by Seattle
parties. This property is, only six miles
from Roslyn and has always been con-
sidered a copper proposition. Within
the past few days, I'm pushing develop
ment work. gold has been found that as
says as high as $50 to the ton. and is said
to show indications of becoming a pay
ing proposition.
Xxx
The Evening Star shaft at Rossland.
under the new management, has reached
a depth Of forty feet. It is being sunk
on a strongly mineralized porphyritic
quartz between two ore shoots. When
the fif!y-foot level is reached a crosscut
will be made. When the value of the ore
body has been demonstrated by crosscut-
ting. a tunnel will be driven from the
southern end OF the property to tap the
ledge at depth of about $50 feet.
* K K
The Deer Trail No. Mining Company
and the Bonanza Mining Company, both
Washington properties, have sold their
ing Company. Incorporated under the laws
of West Virginia, with head office at To-
ronto. The new corporation Is capitalized
with 100000 shares. The stockholders of
the Deer Trail No. 2 will receive one and
one-fourth shares of the stock OF the con-
solidated company for each share held in
the Deer Trail No. Company The
will receive share for share.
* x x
The fourth cleanup of the Okanogan
Free Gold mines aggregates, including the
concentrates, about $500. The first two
last fall were of about the same amount,
but the third, which represented the work
of but a few days crushing, about 81 900.
The average value Of the ore remains sub
stantially unchanged 4& tons crnshad
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-24

NEW YORK, JAM 23-The stock market was
barren OF any well defined issues bearing prces
OF securities as for several days past. Neverthe-
less there was q general and quite pronounced col
lapse from the frmness which was Characteristic OF
The reaction took its Initiative from the European
houses. The foreign selling here was in very con-
siderable volume, and was accompanied by rumors
OF new disasters to the British military forces in
South Africa. The denial of these reports failed
to check the reaetionary tendency. The decline
caused the taking of profits by SPECTATORS who
have held through several days Of rising prices
and were weary Of waiting for further advances The
halt in the advancing tendency also encouraged
the putting out ofFshort lines by the professional
bears. Even allowing for all of these professional
movements. the volume Of the dealings on the de-
cline was Of rather impressive proportions, and tine
losses sustained, especially by the leading inter.
national stocks. are quite severe. Only a few Of
them escaped with less than l point loss, and in
t 10 heai IN some Of
greater. Sugar, Brooklyn Transit, Tobacco. Unit
ed States Leather Peoples Gas and some Of the
solidated Gas. Metropolitan Street Railway. Third
Avenue and Manhattan. all showing early strength,
yielded to the later weakness. gains being entirely
There came halt to the decline early in the
afternoon, with . demand Of the shorts to cover,
but the selling renewed before the close which
was at the lowest Of the day. The board room
traders expect to get their stocks back in London
In the morning at a profit; There was no ouotable
market was trife frmer. and sterling exchange
also rallied fraction. The addition to the New
YORK bank reserves was believed 10 show some fall
ing off from the recent large rate Of increase.
Prices in the bond market started upward in the
morning, but reacted quite sharply in sympathy
with stocks during the afternoon. bonds which
resisted the decline being the exception This de-
velopment attributed to the lessened accumu-
lation of unemployed funds. Total sales, value
50. 900.
United States old fours. registered, declined
and old fours. coupons and the threes and new
TOURS / in the bid price.
Money and Exchange.
cou ctr 1as
per cent prime mercantile paper 45@64 per cent |;
sterling exchange. firm. with actual business in
bankers bills at 81. B6z demand and SisssG3
4s35 sixty days; posted rates, sas44dis5 and ss7t
GAS; commercial bills $is3d4.sSt silver certiA-
Gates, 5sao60Ac; bar silver soc; Mexican dollars,
Gic; government bonds. weak; state bonds. irregu-
lar.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-24

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