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y yellow. s.47c Il Yellow. SIC: Is Yellow. SAC:
sait-In' car lots. sIlSa1so; small lots. sl.aoe
:, Flour Sacks Rapsr'zPia.19. 1,s2 bril- per LOO
Glsb plain. i-ss bri. PEI per 'iOes Ms5: lis bri
g. 80; brI. SO; bri, 500 No cream am plain in.
!. bril- $3.50. Extra charge Tor printing. slie0
l5glsc; cassia. is5isc: nutmees. 5oassc per ID.
Beans--cho:ee hand-picked navy. 81 io925o per
Screened Beans-ss Ssfss 40
Molasses and syrups-New Orleans molasses:
I Ia1 10 prime 2Sg3Sc; choice. SSg4oc; syrups' "
Rice-Louisians. 4,sTelGe; Carolina. sss0sl4c-
Shot-Sl s9ll.eo per bag for drop.
LLesad..sszeIc To- pressed bars .,,,..
2-hoop pals. si5Osiiso: double washboards, IS
n. %; common washboards. sL5ogi7s; clothes
:. Wood Dishes-..Ne / per 1000. 81 2sa2 80; No. q
o. NO - ,Sgs No 8 81 SSe sSsSo Gar
zV0S0e' paper. &c; jute. 12Gl5c; cotton lSGz0c-
Leather.
Leather-oak sole, s2@s5c: hemlocl sole. 2sa
&C: harness 1g+oc: slxirting $ya40c single Is
81 20; city calfskin. sOcQs1lO; French calfskin.
s; a0LS5.
Iron and steel.
Ba5 iron; soc; horseshoe bar 2.7sasc: nan roc
&c; pillow slabs. 4.50c; American cast Steel 94llc;
tire steel. SgSizc; spring steel, 419Q5c.
Nails and Horseshoes.
Steel cut nails. y2s5: wire nails. from store
s2s5 rates: from mill s2s5 rates. Horseshoes.
per keg. 81; mule shoes. per keg, $3.50; horse
nails, siqS per box. Barb wire. galvanized. $50;
Linseed. raw Gle per gal: linseed OIL boiled.
sc per gall coal oil. legal test sizal4lzc; bank.
Virginia lubricating. 20Q30c; miners. 4ec; lard
oils: winter strained, in brls 5Oq6oc per gal;
half brls. &c per gal extra
Prnduce- ErUffs unH
Bananas-Per bunch. No. /. s1.5O91.75
Lemons-Messina fancy. 800 to box, s5.5Oas.
Sweet PotatoesrBaitin,ore, 81 75 per bril- Jersey
sweets. So Is.
Cabbage-5gc per bril-
Celery-l5d25c per bunch.
onions.5Oc per bu white picking onions. si@
Honey--New white. tic per Id; dark. Ice.
Cranberres-s2. IS per bu.
Apples-$1. 50G2 80 per bril-
Pears-75asOc per bu; Bartletts. s1.25 per bu.
Peachesefndianaa and Der Kentucky . 75c9y2s pc,
blu: Michigan peaches. ST. 25@175 per bu.
Tomatoes-Home grown. soc, per blu.
Damson VG Piums @ Sol 90 ei per n1 bu.
Grapes-concords. 9-lb basket. l5c; Delaware,
Lima Beans (new)-sOc per gal.
Red Plums-6o975c per bu.
Lombard Plums-sl.5o per bu.
Provisions.
* H an cured 20 lbs average. lOs@mhe;
lie; 10 lbs average. 11I5ni2c
Lard-kettle rendered SC: pure lard SIC.
Pork-Bean clear. SIS; rump, s1575
.Bacon-Clear Sides so to so lbs average. s%c:
p TO 30 lbs average 10l2c: clear bellies % to 30
to 1s lbs average. 11sc; clear backs 20 to Is lbs
lis average. lie In dly 's Hc less. 70
shoulders-16 lbs average. sac; 10 to II lbs av-
erage s7sc.
Seeds.
Glover. choice. prime 81. 75615: English. choice.
crimson scarlet clover. s4q450 timothy, 20
lbs. prime. s262.10; strictly prime. g. 1922 %,
choice, So 2592. 50: fancy Kentucky IA lbs, 81. 10:
extra clean. 60q75c: orchard grass. extra, 81 2oI
15c: red top. choice, s0c6sL40; English blue
Western German millet. 9OcQs1: common miliet.
&G90c
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
CATTLE IN GOOD SUPPLY. WITH A
WEAKER TENDENCY IN PRICES.
Hogs Active, strong and Higher
sheep Active, and stendy-Condi-
ton Of Markets Elsewhere.
INDIANAPOLIS.
STocKYARDS,

UNION SToCKYARDS, INDIANAPOLIS
Sept 1s.-Receipts l. 700; shipments small. There
was very. liberal supply OF cattle, but as
usual recently. the receipts included COM
paratvely small number that were UP 10 the
requirements OF the trade An quality or flesh a
very large percentage OF the supply were STOCK
crs and feeders and many of them were very
common. In keeping with reports from other
Places and on account of the large number on
sale. the market opened with buyers bidding
cautiously. and they were more particular about
the quality. 1t took some time to get the trad
ing started. but finally all of the fat stock
changed hands at steady to lower prices. the de-
cline being considered 1Oc in some instances.
very large number Of feeding cattle remained
in the pens unsold. and indications that this
Will be a good week for country feeders to get
their supplies Quotations:
Good to prime steers IS5O lbs and
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RICHMOND. Va, Sept. 19-The Sover-
eign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows devoted
its session to-day to the discussion of sew
eral matters bearing the ritual There
was decided interest as to the next meet
ing place, Buffalo and San Francisco being
the candidates. This question probably will
be acted on tomorrow. Conditions tonight
favor San Francisco.
This afternoon there was a grand parade
Of the uniformed bodies, headed by the
local military. which was reviewed by
Governor Tyler and his staff Later dec
orations of chivalry were conferred in the
Capitol square in the presence of an i'm
mense crowd
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Certificates have been issued % nc followIn<-
named Indianlans.
Decentralization &. Rivers. Riley. sfz. Cra
Indianapolis. s..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Martin, Smartsbnrg. ST.
Increase-<irnrod Jones. Indianapolis. 50 Jas.
c. Nccleliand. Anderson -. Joseph Roseherrv
North Vernon, $50; William l.. Mattox. Steele.
-. Charles -. Anderson. Fort Wayne. SO. Kills
a. narber. Talbot, So John klass, India poll =
so: James NJ Christy' Reno. slIs John -
Stewart. Burnett. fl2
1seissue,-, leonard PaIrett Pleasant Plain. go.
Orikinal Widows. efc.-L1crDs.a A SlIle Hp-
mera. Sc: Erminia r. Whiti0ck Marion. -.
minor OF John Noe. Cato. $io
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William IT. H. Hamilton. siyty-two. sl9 Park
avenue. nephritis.
anition.
Lewis Shrake four, 1921 McLain street. laryn-
gifts.
George ". Clark, twenty-eight days, S33 West
Washington street, congestion CT lungs.
Gertrude I. Hermann, three months, 21 Min
nesota street, entero-cOlitis-
Mary f. Chamncss. sixty-four years. 1912 West
New York street. consumption.
Bartholomew Cahili. four months, SIS Meikle
street summer complaint.
George l.. Townley ffty-nine years. 1908
Broadway. apoplexy.
J. F. Harsch. eighty years. go West Thirtieth
street. old
Anna c. Brackin forty-eight years. 5s7 East
Merrill street. artereal sclerosis.
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Pure Food Bill Endorsed.

CHICAGO. Sept. 19-At the second days
session of the National Wholesale Drug
gists' Association and the Proprietary As
ISOLATION of America. held here to-day. a
demand was made that all articles handled
by wholesale druggists and jobbers be
properly labeled to prevent the buyer from
being imposed upon. The Brosius pure food
and drug bill. introduced at the last ses-
sion of Congress. was heartily Endorsed
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Oils.

OIL CITY. Sept. 19.-Credit balances. sl.25
Certifcates-no bid Shipments. 9.226 brls; av-
erage,. 94.2ls brls; runs. 107.539 brls; average.
1861 brls.
WILMINGTON, Sept. 19.-Spirts OF turpentne
firm at 36d36ikc. Rosin dull at ST. 15a71. 20. Crude
turpentine steady at sl.1o to $40. Tar firm at
S14
MONTPELIER, Sept. 19.-Indana crude pc
troeum. sSc: South Lima soc; North Lima, csc.
CHARLESTON. Sept. 1s.-Spirits of turpentne
nothing doing. Rosn quiet and unchanged.
NEW YORK, Sept 19.-Petroleum dull. Rosin
steady. Spirits of turpentine firm at 40q40ac.
SAVANNAH, Sept. I9-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 36c. Rosin firm and unchanged.
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sssc; to arrive. ss5sc September. ssSsc: October.
S3ssc: December. s33sc. May, s57sc; No. north
ern. SIC No. spring. 75Ssc. Oats. z3i4U24c.
Rye. SIC. Barley. s7G4sc- Corn. 40isc-
KANSAS CITY, Sept. acknowledgements.
Ilkc: May. 75ts075s4c: cash. No. 2 hard ssis4
tic: No red. 74d75isc. Corn--December. 323& q
225sc; May. 34q34isc: cash. No. mixed. 3sisc;
No. white. 25i1c Shipments-Wkeat. 20o, 900
bu: corn. s,ooo bu: oats. LEGO bu
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
1s'sc; December. N7kc: May. S3+c; TO arrive.
No. hard. s5lsc; No. northern. sl7sc: No.
northern. 7e7sc.
MILWAUKEE,. Sept 1s.-Barley frmer; No. 2.
52izG;53c; sample, 43452c.
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Building Permits.

w. Campbell. cottage. "a West Twenty sixth
street $50
r. A Brown. frame house. Yandes near
Twcnty-second street, $50.
w. 5. Jordan. frame house, corner Henry and
Division streets s7oO.
q. X Pope. dwelling. Talbot avenue. g. I57.
H. C Long, two-story brick. corner West and
Court streets 1910.
r. c. RUBBISH. dwelling. 22ls Central avenue.
j. W. and ". B. Hosman. repairs. ssi Bevine
street. 500.
avenue. t3,l6Q.
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Hogs-Receipts $1,000 shipments. 800. The re-
cepts of hogs were larger than they have been
for several days, but notwithstanding this tho
market opened with better demand from
packers than yesterday, and with fair COMPETE
ton from shippers the offerings were soon chang
ing hands at fully steady to higher prices. In
some instances heavy hogs were sc above yester
day. and the top price for light hogs was SC
higher. More sales reported at $50 than
any other price. and the range from $500
$50 good clearance was made and the market
closed steady at opening prices. Quotations:
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VITAL sTATIsTICs-sEPT. IS.
Births.

Mary and Frank willett. S21 Prospect street.
girl
Anna and J. S. Jones. s71s Kenwood avenue.
boy.
Mary and Benjamin Biggens, 900 Chicago street.
Jospehine and Hal Maltby. 2los wendan
nue.. boy
Lulu and VIII Richardson. 10 Palmer street.
girl
tel. boy.
rue. boy.
John and Lizzie Bristow. Bluff road. girl.
Frank S. and Grace Hamilton, 620 West Court
street, boy.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Sept 1s.-The demand for staple
cottons has been quieter scale to-day in all
departments. Goods are scarce and sellers very
difficult TO deal with. Bleached cottons adj
vancing. and higher prices named on several
medium grade tickets. Print cloths quiet but
strong. Brown sheetings and drills and coarse
coored cottons held for extreme advances.
Prints firm and in good demand Staple ging-
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eading futures ranged as follows:

No. spring wheat. 7se; No 2 red; IS ;s97ssc- No.
oats 21&G22lsc; No. white, 25A@2lkc; No.
white. 2sisa25c. No. rye. 53%c. Good feeding
barley, 39ac; fair to choice mating, 4sQ53c. No.
faxseed sl.5s; No. i Northwestern. $685..
Prime timothy seed, s4.10Gi.S0 Glover seed,
contract grade. $40 Mess pork per brl, $ll $3.50
II. Lard. per 100 lbs, s7o7is97.1o. short,rib
sides Qoose), $755G775. Dry-salted shoulders
tboxed) S. 25ff6 BIZ. Short-clear sides (boxed),
ss.o5ds.12h. Whisky. on basis of high wines.
S1.26.
corn. $1,000 bu: oats 513 900 bu rye, 1900 bu;
barley, $50 bu. Shipments-Flour, 1900 brls;
bu. barley. 10000 hu.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 19.-Cotton quiet
Sales. 1SOo bales. Ordinary, 7-1sc good ordi-
lCAc; midding fair. 1O7sc. Receipts. 11.147 bales;
stock, A., go bales.
NEW YORK. Sept. 19.-Spot cotton closed
middling gulf, lie. Sales. 1888 bales.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Twenfy-Threc Transfers, with a Total
Consideration of $4O,69O.35.

instruments filed for record in the recorders Of
fee OF Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at p IN. Sept. 10. 1900.
furnished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and
Loan Company. 129 East Market street. Both
telephones 3005
August Wacker to Jacob Platisha Lot So
Walkers first Haughyille subdvision $4,000
%. Davidsons heirs second addition. 10000
William Bristow to Juliette Rush.
Lot 40s, McCarty's tenth West Side adj
Thomas Tageart to Louis Z. Davis, Lot ''''
Z, Thomas Taggarts first addition. 5000
John Walker ct al. to Sarah C. Weddle,
Haughvie subdivision ................... 10000
German-American Building Association
TO Spencer c: Lloyd: east half of the
west half of the southeast quarter, Sec
ton To- Township 15 Range 4............ 10000
Charles Harrington 70 Conrad H. Shell
Lot %. Johnson heirs addition......... $4,000
Ambrose E. Cole to Mary E. Nicholson.
Lot 2. Square II. s A Fletcher. jrs.
Efie f. Nysewander to Ernest l.. San
born. Lot 2. DR.. Martins New York ad-
James iSes NJ feathers to Lorenzo Schmidt, ''''-''
trustee. part of Lot Al. McGinniss sub
division of Hanna heirs addition. 1900. 90
Hester Campbell to Lena Kensel. Lot
4oS Spann & Co.'S first Woodlawn addi-
Robert S l. smith to Sarah e. Burk. Lot -''0''"
To- Bsney's Subdivision. etc; 5000
Brown. executor, Lot 100 Elizabeth
Talbott's revised subdivision. $4,000
Frank l.. Vance to John w. Trotter part
of the northwest quarter Of the south
west quarter. Section 3 Township Is.
Frank s. Ruddell to John Steinruck. sec
ond half of Lot IS. Allen ct ais first
north Woodlawn addition. ESQ 35
David s Dorrah ct al to Zorelda F. Lo-
gan. Lot III. Clarl<'s third addition to
George ~ Kessier to William b. Vestal, Lot
g. Moeschs third addition. 100 90
Mahlon ID. Butler to Eva NJ Devices,
Lot II and part of Lot p Block IL.
North indianapolis 900. 90
arcfv Trt11e IN iQrE ma rt
of the west half of the northwest quar-
ter Section 49, Township Is. Range o.. 500 90
Vernon Clark 10 Francis NJ. Tulley. Lot
IL George w. Stout's subdivision. 10000
Joseph A. Hughes TO Patrick c. McGinty.
Lot AZ and south half of Lot A, Shoe
makers subdivision of Blocks and 4,
Parker ct ais second Oak Hill addi-
tion ...! l1vo0
Ida M. Ceilings to Edward l. 1ngles.
south half of Lot So. Burton & Camp
bells Park Place 5,5O000
Walter j. Goodal to Edwin Chubb Full
Ter Lot II, Calvin Fletchers subdfvi-
sion of Lots 80 to SO. Butler e Fetch
er's addition to College Corner........... 100000
Transfers %: consideration. $40 $50 IS
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Poultry.

NEW YORK, Sept 1s.-Poultry-Alive steady
and unchanged. Dressed frmer; springers. 9Is9
lie: fowls. 11G111zc-
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 19.-Poultry firmer. Chickens.
TIC; young. Slac Turkeys, 7c young, Sc. Ducks.
s11c Geese. SIC.
CHICAGO. Sept 1s.-Iced poultry dull Tur-
keys, 7laQSc; chickens, sQl0c.
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UNITED STATES BONDS.
Wednesdays Bank c,ear;ur..

At New York-E,Schanges $780, i55. s5s: balances.
50, lis, 758.
Al Observation-Disclosures. s1S.174.sss; balances, ST.
At Chcago-clearngs. s22. sos, O2s; balances, ST.
512. 704.
At Observation-Disclosures. s15.5l7.6ls: bal
ances, 81, 690, IA.
At St. Louis-Clearings. SC. 1sO LAG: balances,
s653.0
AT BaItimore-clearings, ss.2l1.ss4: balances,
$3.50. COL.
AT Observation-Disclosures, s., Sss, 500.
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Dried Fruits.

NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-Trading in dried fruits
was of hand-to-mouth character and the mar
ket continued to rule quiet at unchanged prices.
with 3a5c the basis for common evaporated APP
ples 4%Q5hc for prime; 5lzQ6c for choice. and 90
61ec for fancy. California dried fruits in
active. Prunes. 31zQ7c per ID. to size and
quality. Apricots, Royal, 11614c; Moor Park,
N91sc. Peaches. peeled, 14q1sc; unpeeled. 6Q9c.
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INTERSTATE sTOCKYARDS, INDIANAPo-
LIS, Sept. Observation-Disclosures, AZ: shipments
none. The quality was generally fair. consisting
mostly of butcher grades which are in good de-
mand for best quality. There is also a good
demand for well-hnished export cattle weighing
fIom 1850 to 1.4O0 pounds. The extreme heavy
weights are neglected The market opened weak
with rather quiet tendency, and ruled slow TO
the Close with all sold Quotations:
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Sheep-Receipts, 900; shipments 600. There
was liberal supply of sheep and lambs. and
most Of the offerings were the stocker and
feeder order. The market opened with steady
demand for all fat stock. and they sold at fully
steady prices Stockers ami feeders. usual,
were not prompt sellers but a large number
finally changed hands at quotably steady prices.
Lambs sold as high S525, sheep $3.50, and
common to best feeding sheep quotable at
$2Q3.75. Quotations:
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STENCILS AND SEALS.
IGr0L MAYER, SEALsHe
ENI1AQ STENCILS. SIAnPS3l
iS$s. IEL3ss. Is sMERIDIkNSL GRruxD Floor
RAILROAD TINE CARD.

i. NJ. time is in BLACK fgures-Trains marked
thus: s-Daily. s-Sleeper. P-Parlor Car. O.
Chair Car. D-Dining Car. Except sunday.
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Sheep-Receipts nominal shipments none. The
quality was fair. The market was dull, with
lower tendency, especially for the commoner
grades. closing weak with all sold. Quotations:
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Hogs-Receipts. 900; shipments. 770. The quail
ity was generally pretty good. consisting of light
and mixed grades, which were we'll suited TO the
trade. The market opened active at steady TO a
shade stronger prices. The demand is good for
all well-fatted hogs Of any weight. Trade ruled
firm the close. with all rold early
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CHI. IND. a. LOUIS. RY.
LAKE ERIE a WEsTERN m.

Toledo Chicago and Michigan ex.-..-f7o0 s1c =
Toledo Detroit and Chicago. lin. .-I2-20 t4.13
Muncie Lafay'te and Iaporte spec.f5.2o 1923
INDIANA. DECATUR a WESTERN R'Y.
Decatur and 81. Louis mail and ex----fsI5 tao
Chicago express. d-..................f1l-0 1x.4O
Tuscola accommoda tion. 10 45 f10.0
Decatur 4 ST. Louis fast ex. . c.-.-s11IC s405
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GIN, HAM. A. DAYTON RY.
EN6A City Ticket Office, Is W. Wash. st.
kkSlask9 Cincinnati express -.--..s4lo ia
(11I5kkI4A Cincinnati fast mail. Sab r650
Gxt6) Gin. and Detroit ex, ..f1045 s10.S5
Cincinnati and Dayton express. p...f245 sil.S
Cincinnati and Dayton limited. -.s4-45 - %
Cincinnati. Toledo. Detrot-----------sS-o1 ts-3o
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At New York yesterday money on call was
frsner at 1A92sk per cent: last loan. ia per
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-12-20

Dun voice 10 the universal chorus
of Holiday federation and, at the
same times mention the fact that
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WE ARE PRINTERJC

that we have the brains. the equipment
and the inclination 10 do your work
properly promptly and reasonably: for
voUr own advantage you should mot Lett
these things escape your mind.
Evening star., 1900-06-01

Georgetown Wins Five Games From
Crescent Athletic Club.
BOSTON NOW In SIXTH PLACE
Yesterdays Ball Games Landed New
York in Last Notch.
TOMORROW'S ATHLETIC MEET

The fielding of the Georgetown team was
displayed to good advantage yesterday,
when the wearers of the blue and gray
faced the strong Crescent Athletic Club
at Bay Ridge. N. Y. and won by the score
of I to T. Heretofore the local boys would
field good and bat lightly, but their op-
ponents. by putting up just the reverse
game. would win out. Yesterday the Cres-
cents outbatted Georgetown, but the great
fielding of the latter enabled them to score
the victory. Blewitt was effective until the
last inning, when the New Workers drove
cut five of their ten hits, but the batting
rally came too late to offset the college
boys lead. Devlin at first for Georgetown
was certainly the star of yesterdays game.
The big fellow has played several very
creditable games, but yesterdays exhibi-
ton amounts almost to the record for the
initial corner. Think of a first baseman
having eleven assists. not to mention nine
put outs, and all without an error. Then,
to strengthen his exhibition, Mr.. Devlin
tapped the ball with the bat for a double
and home run Downes at second also
played fine ball. but an unfortunate error
marred his coed days work. Both catch
ers were off in their throwing to second
the Crescents having seven stolen bases to
their credit and Georgetown nine.
Evening star., 1900-06-01

other special event, in which star athletes
will participate, Is the high jump, where
the contestants will be Baxter OF PENN
svIvania. Jones Of the University OF New
York and Carroll of Princeton. Baxter
beat the two latter at the Philadelphia
meet, and the contest In this city Is mace
more Interesting on account OF the re
newal of the fight for the championship
now held by Baxter.
baltimore will be especially well repre-
sented BY teams from the Baltimore Ath-
Ietic Club St. Leo's gymnasium, johns
Honkins and the various branches OF the
Y. M. c. A. in Maryland. Among the best
known among the Baltimore athletes who
have been entered is Shirley carter OF
the Baltimore Athletic Club. the champion
weight man Of his section. who secured the
A. A. U. championship in his line In the
Baltimore games of May IA.
Assistant Physical Director Beckett OF
the local Y.MCA., who will have charge Of
the preparation of the track and field at
the park on 18th street, where the games
will be held, and who Is training the nome
team. SAYS there will be about twenty-five
athletes representing the Washington as
ISOLATION in the various events. The men
are hard at work and some OF them are
showing unexpected ability.
The tickets for the meet have been placed
on sale at prominent stores, the admission
nrice being Is cents. The grand stand has
heen lowered SO as to afford better view
NJ the track and field. Prices for the seats
IN the stand have been fixed at Is and so
cents.
Evening star., 1900-06-01

A portion of the members of the North
east Comedy Club of Northeast Washing
ton celebrated Decoration day by a trip to
Baltimore on bicycles. The start was made
from the club house about 4 o'clock, and
they reached the monumental city about
noon. After they did the city," they
started back, and arrived in Washington
in good time in the evening Among those
who took the ride were ]. A Edgar. ]. w.
Manning. Harry Cozlin. H. r Rodier.
Harry Baum and G. 8. Barker
Evening star., 1900-06-01
May 30 The birds were liberated by Mr.

May 3O. Inc plrQS were liberated Oy mr.
J. L. Reid, who wiredi Fourteen baskets
liberated at 7:02: northeast wind; little
cloudy" Same conditions prevailed at home.
Six hundred and eighty-two birds from
thirty-four lofts took part in the race. The
following is the average speed Of the first
return to each loft: w. E. Wood, 1.O26
yards; Geo. Lmberger, 1.O16: H. M. Dick
inson, lob; F. E. Young, 1.012: P. Kraus,
1,O11; A. s. Johnstone. 1908; c. F. Hen
gesbach, 1,OO1; Jas. Flaherty. 996; Geo
Loor 005; H. K. Bliss, 993. 81: J. w. Strtn-
Ter, 99377; w. F. Thill, 979.93: c. w. Roth
979.O0; L. B. Nye. 977.67: Jas. Greenwood,
977.52; W. H: sarton. 97710 Jos; krahiing hn =: :
v. Eaton, 964: A. H. Thomas, 962; W. L.
Bishop, 961: w. F. Dlsmer. $50: A: c: Nc
Lean, 95S; r. C. Shinn. 955: H. c. Wall.
952; j. L. Dove, 945; C. Pennington. 944: E.
L. Barclay. jr.. 936.67; G. Ray McClelland.
936.17: G. Weast. 931; G. Hefelbower. oil;
R. Thompson, S63
The following were the diploma winners:
w. e. Wood, first: Geo. Linberger. second
and third; H. NJ. Dickinson, fourth: F. E.
Young, fifth; P. Kraus, sixth: A. s. John
stone, seventh, and c. F. Hengesbach,
eighth.
McCoy-Ryan Bout a Draw.
The six-round bout between kid" Nc
Coy and Tommy" Ryan at Chicago last
Tuesday night. which Referee Malachy Ho-
gan rewarded to Mccoy at the end Of the
clared a draw. Immediately after the
fight Ryan protested against the decision.
claiming that the contestants had agreed
upon q draw II both should be on their
feet at the wind-up. He emphasized his
protest with q hstic assault ON Hogan