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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-24

NEW YORK, July 23.-The dealings in
stocks reflected a degree of confidence in
higher prices such as has not been Wit
messed in a long time. After opening gen.
orally at slight advances. but with some
appearances of irregularity, the market
developed general strength, and with the
course OF the morning substantial advances
were scored in the railway list, while some
fairly sensational gains were registered
in the local traction group and in a mum
Der of fancy grade of securities As a
matter of fact the actual news over Sun
day of particular or general importance
was extremely limited.
1t was still very difficult to derive any
thing really conclusive from the intelli-
gence from China. but, aside from that,
the news since the close of business on
Saturday comprised almost nothing with
any financial bearing. The weekly sum
maries of trade conditions compiled by the
commercial agencies did indeed, possess
a rather more cheerful tenor and it was
probably owing in part to this circum-
stance that the days rapid advance in the
industrial quarter occurred.
The advices from the agricultural sec
IlpuS continued very eHCOuTdBlUS- anu III
todays grain market wheat declined fur
Their. while corn prices held their own.
The local money market was absolutely
unchanged in any essential respects, and
foreign exchange was higher. Still, some
Of the foreign banking houses which are
usually active in any international move
ments of gold, were indisposed to look
for any shipments of the metal this week.
The noted circumstances together with
Xix sTE.v, 49, 1T
returns for various periods made up the
routine news of the day.
The days total transactions attained a
very fair aggregate, and speculation was
well distributed throughout the various
quarters of the market. In the railway
list the granger shares showed pronounced
advances, as did the Atchison issues, Mis-
souri, Pacific, Southern Pacific, Illinois Cen
tral, and New Jersey Central The indus
trial quarter was likewise very strong. the
features there being Sugar Refining. Amer
lean Tobacco, United States Leather com
mon, Federal Steel and American Steel and
Wire. Among the specialties, so called,
PEOPLES Gas, Colorado Fuel and Tennes-
see Coal and Iron advanced with note
worthy Tapidity.
The activity in the other quarters were
paralleled by the dealings in the local
traction group where correspondingly
sharp advances were reported. The deal
ings in Brooklyn Rapid Transit seemed to
be based chiefly upon expectations Of a
favorable decision in the Appellate Court
in Brooklyn today on the case relating to
the company's tariff.
There was nothing novel bearing upon
the other stocks in this quarter of the
market. London was not a factor OF any
weight in the local dealings. Irregular
quotations were furnished from that quar-
spr
reason Of aPprehensions regarding the Eu-
ropean monetary outlook. The dealings here
for foreign account resulted, on balance,
in The sales of about 10000 shares OF stock,
but these were readily absorbed by the
local demand.
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NEWS FROM ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA, July 23.-The Richmond
train this evening brought up from Acco-
tink a white man found unconscious in
a marsh in that neighborhood. He was
evidently in a STRIVING condition and would
have died in a short time. On the arrival
of the train here he was sent to the In
Urinary and received medical attention,
but he has not recovered sufficiently TO
give an account Of himself.
In the Corporation Court today Judge
Norton granted charter to the TAFT
Burroughs Contracting Company, OF Wash
ingtOn. The president and treasurer is
Galen L. TAFT; secretary, J. l.. TAFT, and
Hillary Burroughs director. The Alexan-
dria agent is Conrad H SyIne.
c. E. Leadbeater, OF this city, has been
appointed member OF the executive com
mittee of the Virginia Pharmaceutical AS
sociatidn.
The County Court has been in session
today at Fort Myer Heights. The will or
Albert Twyman was admitted to probate
and a nonsuit entered in the case Of Harry
Chandler against Frank Forster, unlawful
detainer
The mayor says that he has nothing to
do with the question of the eligibility or
members OF the city council, but that 1t
is probable that a called meeting OF the
council Will De nelu 10 TAKE dSlluu III 4Ci
erence to an ordinance requiring the Elec-
tric railway to pay the city $1,000 for the
use Of Royal Street. The rumor in refer
ence to action in relation to the eligibility
of Councilman John H. Strider was widely
spread in this city on Sunday night.
c. B. Graham, j. F. Haney, II. Clay
Jones, W. S. Reed, and John Slater have
been appointed commissioners to condemn
land on the proposed line of the Old Do
minion Railroad Company in Alexandria
County.
A little girl named Emma Hall had one
Of her feet badly mutilated near the cor
rer of Fairfax and Cameron Streets few
DAYS ago by 300-pound cake Of ice Slip
ping from a wagon and falling upon it,
A lad. Alton Robey, son of Apheus Ro-
hey. died suddenly this afternoon at his
home on Wolfe Street.
Mrs. Catherine s. Brown, residing on
South Patrick Street. died this morning.
Her remains viii be carried 10 the family
graveyard near Pohick Church.
W. F. Mason. residing on Fayette Street,
lost a little son by death this morning.
The mayor today fined John Z. Walker
SO for carrying concealed weapons.
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THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
A slump in Wheat, With Corn and
Oats Following.

CHICAGO, July 23-Wheat-The heavy
Russian and Danubian shipments, about
100000 bushels, were the weakening
factors today. They brought the worlds
shipments up 10 100000 bushels. Local
traders made IN effort to sustain prices
early, but being unable, they turned SELL
eTs, and under their operations the market
closed at the lowest point Of the day. Out
side interest was very small. Liverpool
WIS Disappointing lie 10 3-Sc lower. Paris
was 3-ic higher, due to adjustment of
duties. There is no cash demand.
Corn today lost about 1-4c, compared
with Saturday, although early in the day II
was up that much compared with the pre-
vious day. The wheat decline had in
huence enough 10 lose the market its early
frmness. Country offerings showed 10
increase. Shipping bids were about the
same as Saturdays and sales here were
around 2500G0 bushels. Cash corn here
is almost a cent over the September, and
shipping bids are about 1-4c over Sep
TENDER, c. i. +, Buffalo. Liverpool was
$50 higher.
Oats lest 1-4G3-SG, rnainly a matter OF
following the other grains. Interest in the
new grade the No. white, IS on the in
crease. II there is any feature TO the
speculative trade It is the buying attitude
Of the oatmeal people.
Provisions-Today's hog receipts were
considerably under the estimates, with
prices for same higher. This gave firmer
tone 10 provisions early, but the improve
ment induced very free realizing by longs,
particularly in lard and pork. Under these
offerings and some short selling of pork
quite q decline resulted, and the closing
was steady. Packers were liberal buyers
presumably against cash sales Of product
as the cash trade was good.
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ST LOUIS, July 23-Entres for tomorrow s
races:
First racc-For maiden two-ycar ods; five and
one-haH furlongs Blue Steel. Tony Leppins, and
Iutes FonsO, lI3 each; Duke Alexis, 10, and
Louis and Blumi-t, ll3 each.
second rsce-For three-year-olds and upward;
sly and one.half f1rlongs. Colonel Cay, l0y;
Digs. 1916; Downward, %; Moss Rose katherine
b, and Birdie May, l0i each: Monaghan, J5;
Mir Boykin and Nadrone, l04 each, Silent Friend,
gs Mandamus, %, end Percy r., l0d.
Third rlce-For three-yelr olds and upward; one
and one-sixteenth miles. Haviland. 81; Fl Caney'
%; Dinornis SO; Zazel, 50; Jim Turner u SD
dubia, 80; Ransom, JOG; Bright Night, lO@' Helen
II. Gardner %, and limp, l0I.
Fourth race-For throe-year-olds and upward
six furongs. Terralene, 50; Opaque, loli Lotd
Neville, los; Queen of Beauty, 06; Theory los
Crantor, 1903; Floyd Dixie, 81; Kid Mccoy, W'
Dave Waldo. us; Chemisette, "a, and Ed l.; 100:
Fifth race-FOr three year-olds and upward; one
mile. Bangalore and Belle Simpson, 100 each;
Rodd, iO2; Lee King and Sprung, 100 each; HOT
tentot aud Bohul, III e2eh and LeXell, 100.
Sixth raee-For maiden two-yearolds; four and
onehalf furlongs. Belle OF Elgin, Pifatess Queen,
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HAD A LAPSE OF MEMORY.
omahn Merchant Tailor Comes to
Hi. Senses In London.

OMAHA, Neb., July 23.-Henry J. New
man, for many years Omaha's leading
merchant tailor, disappeared six months
ago mysterlously. His accounts were cor
rect. and his family knew nothing Of his
whereabouts. He was supposed 10 have
committed suicide by jumping in the river,
and the stream was dragged for his re-
mains. Today a letter was received from
him He is in London, England, and
claims TO have had a lapse of memory. He
says he remembers nothing since leaving
Omaha. At that time he said the society
women we're bothering him so much to
complete their new gowns that his mind
gave way He announced that he will sail
for home Immediately.
Because of Mr.. Newman's social standing
and financial operations the affair has
created considerable OF a sensation here,
His family physician at the time stated
as his opinion that Newman had been
driven crazy by business affairs
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ST. LOUIS, July 2S.-Results Of today's races
track fast:
First race-For four-yearolds and upward; one
mile and seventy yards.-Chorus Boy dominica,
3 to l, won; Guide Rock (CrowhursO. to >,
second; Iron Chancellor q. Woods l. to l, third.
Time 40 81.
Second race-For three-ycar-olds and upward;
one and oneeighth miles.-Am American Eagle Cor
ner) 10 to l, and Joe Doughty Dominick), to
? ran a dead heat (purse divided; Go To Bed 81.
Woods 1 to s. third. Time, l:5j.
Third race-For three year-olds and upward; six
and oue-half furlongs. The Light Galley. to
). won; Libbie @. Woods. to !, second; W. j.
Baker tNcGinn) 10 10 /, third. Time, 81.
Fourth race-For three-yearolds and upward;
one mile and twenty yards.-Sir RollI o. Woods,
5 to p won; Carron CJcGinn), TO ,, second;
Lady Callahan CDoHiuich), TO ), third Time.
l:t2 l..
Fifth race-Handicap; for e-ycar-ods and
upward; six furlongs.-Gray,s DomincL), even,
won; Pinochle o.. r. Woods, S to >, second;
Aunt Mary Galley, . to /, third. Time, l:l4 81
Sixth rlce-For two-ycar-olds five and one half
furlongs-Queon Dixon CDominicIJ. To ), won;
Wild Pirate o. Woods, to ., second; Odnsr
(McGin), 10 TO /, third Tine, 1909 %.
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THE RACING CALENDAR.


BRIGHTON BEACH, July 2S.-Results Of to-
days races-track fast:
First race-For two-year-olds; five furiongs.
surmise CicCue), to 5, won; Apple of My Eye
SHAW, to l, second; Baron Pepper Cfurner),
3 to l. third Time. 1:0l o-5.
Second race-For three-year-olds and upward;
one mile and an eighth.-Imp GlitchelD. ! to 3,
won; Water Cure (slacbO, TO l, second; Plucky
(Ncdderstraud), % to l, third Time, /: 53.
Third race-For two-year-olds; selling; Fix fur
longs Maximus SHAW, to g. won; Annie
Thompson (Hcnry), to /, second; Aiouia NC
Cue, to l, third. Time, IA Is.
Fourth race-llandicap; for four-y ear-olds and
upward; one and one-quIrter miles.-Jack Point
tHeEry), to 5, won; Decanter CTurner), even,
second; Maid Of Harlem (MitchelD, to ?, third.
Time, 2:0i As.
Filth raee-Fcr four-y ear-ods and upward;
hurdles; one mile and a half; over six hurdles
Elmer Owens, to /, won; Draughtsman Ora
third. Time, 2:I5.
sixth raee-For three-year-olds and upward;
selling; six furlongs.-Kitchener (MitchelD, to
2, Won; Songster (Wedderstand), to /, sec
ond; Gibraltar SHAW, even, third. Time, l:l4.
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HAWTHORNE. July 23.-Results of todsy's
races-track fast:
First race-For two-year-olds; selling; five fur
longs.-Barbara NJ (Rose), TO !, won; Fonda
(Winkfeld), to ., second; Bogaboo (McDer-
motif. 70 /, third Time. IO2 IA.
Second race-For three-y earolds and upward;
six furloTgs-JOhn \. Morris (Winkield), ? to l,
won; imp. Mint Sauce Devin), to 3, second;
Onomastus (hnighD, TO l, third. Time,
lib "a.
Third stceplechase; for three year olds;
short course.-Bccky Role (Murphy), 5 TO !,
won; Passe Partout CGallagher), TO l, second;
Globe II (Eggerson), To 2, third. Time, 1917 IL.
Fourth -MOnadnock Stakes; for three-year-
olds; selling; one mile.-Midwood GJcvin), to
!, won; Silver Coin (KnighD, to l, -ccond; Gold
One (Nathews) to !. third Time, 1872.
Fifth race-For twO-year-olds; five furlongs.-
Golden Age (Bullman), ! to > won; Fancywood
tWinkfeld). TO 2 second; Jiminiz (McDermotD,
TO !. third. Time :0l Il.
Sixth race-Ior three ear-olds and upward; one
and one-sixteeHth miles.-Eva Rice tBullmanj. :
TO ,, won; 0rimlr Oyinkfeld), 10 ). second +;
The Bobby (Ransom), TO l, third. Time,
l:f6 Ii.
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Brighton Beach Entries.


morrow's races:
First race-F9r maiden three-y ears-olds and
upward; one mile.--Harry MaCoun, 90; Borough,
70; Round Up %; Cephagia, %; Luck Bird,
~; Eileen Daily, %; Zens, 50; Long Isle, 90;
Stamp, DC.
Second race-For two-year-old colts and geld
ings; five frlOngs.-All Green, us; Beau CAL
liant, lO2; King Pepper, l22; Warranted, i02;
Plumed Knight, lo2; Favernette, lo2; Driscall,
lG2.
Third race-For two-year-olds; selling; five
turlongs.-Potai, 90; Bounteous, 122; Gold
Heels, 122; Pigeon Post lO2; Idle Ways, 1O2;
Annuity. I02; G.. W. W, 102.
Fourth race-The Spinsier Stakes, for FLIES
two years old; threeiourth miles.-Queen Pep
per, liz; Grienta, 1O7; Sweet Lavender, ~;
Cherries, 101; Cap and Bells, 100.
Fifth race-For three-year-ods; one mile
Ceylon, 1903; Dick Furbur, l06; Sir Guy, los; Jack
Telling, lOJ; Yoloco lOsi marlborough, 103;
Federalist 9s; LAMA, 90; Wax Taper, log; Deci-
nal, IS; Specific. lo6; Osceo.a, 9s.
Sixth race-For three-year-old5 and upward;
selling; one and one-fourth miles.-Peaceful. 81;
Tingc, l05; Alsike, lOs; Autumn, 109; Sir Fitz-
hugh, 90.
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HOME RUN IN THE TENTH.
Boston Defeats st. Louis After n
Hard-FOught Game.

BOSTON, July 23.-The Boston team
hardly deserved a victory in today's game.
With fourteen hits to their credit it took
them ten innings to get five runs across
the plate and they had five errors. st.
Louis should have won in the ninth. With
one out McGraw got to second, but was
nailed trying to steal third. Burkstt fol-
lowed with a hit, but was thrown out at
the plate by Stahl For Boston in the tenth
Barry and Freeman went out on tiles
to the outfeld, but Sullivan scored the Iec-
essary run on a homer over the left field
fence. The score:
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DAILY TO STAY AT HARVARD.
Football Captain Is Not to Go 10
West Point.

BOSTON, July 2S.-P. Charles DAILY, Har-
ward, 1901, captain of next seasons varsity
football eleven, will not 90 TO West Point,
as it was feared he might. not having Sc
cured sufficient percentage in the prelim-
mary examination. Although highly rec
commended by Governor Roosevelt, Presi-
dent Eliot and others, both Senator'S Hoar
and Lodge declined to avail themselves of
the right to appoint him.
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CALLAHAN POORLY SUPPORTED.
Cnicngo's Wretched Fielding Causes
n Draw With Chumpions

BROOKLYN, July 23.-Callahan, Chica-
COS crack pitcher, received damaging sup
port from Childs in the eighth inning to-
day and the Brooklyns managed to make a
draw out of a game that was replete with
interesting incidents. DAILY made a three
Dagger with the bases filed and saved his
team from what looked like sure defeat.
The score.
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CALL TO VIRGINIA NEGROES.
Movement for Convention to De-
feat Acknowledgement Proposition.

RICHMOND. Va. July ga large
number of leading negroes here have
sent cut letters all over the State to call
a general State convention to be held in
Charlottesville on August %, with the OBJ
iect of taking steps to defeat the consti-
tutional convention in Virginia strong
fight will be made by the negroes to pre-
vent the plans through the constitutional
convention Of DISTINGUISHING the negro vote
in Virginia. Five leading negroes from
each county are requested to meet on the
date named for this purpose.
The call Is signed by eighteen negroes
who have a strong influence over the col
ored vote in Virginia.
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Brighton neach Selections.

First Eace-Long Ide, Harry Mocoun, Eileen
DAILY.
Second RACIAL Green, Beau Gallant, King
Pepper.
Third race-Cold Heels, Bounteous, Pigeon
Post.
Fourth race-Sweet Lavender, Cap and Bells,
Queen Pepper.
Fifth race-Ceylon Wax Taper, Federalist
Sixth race-Alsike, Sir Fitzhugh Peaceful.
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The China situation was used to bull the
market on the ground that if China sought
our good offices to avert war, it in 4 meas
ure confirms the truth of the Conger de-
spatch, and that had a general massacre
Of foreign Ministers taken place she could
not and would not appeal to us to me-
date. At the moment this whole theory is
built on a groundwork of straw, as the
public is not willing to believe that there
are any authentic advices which will set
at rest the existing disquietude.
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Philadelphia. 30 o 0 o 0 2 . o 0 o.
'incinnati.... 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 81

Earned runs-PhiIadelphia !. First base on
on balls-Of Donohue T. of Newton .. Struck
out-By Donohue 3. by Newton 2. Three-base
hit-Crawford TwO-base hits Crawford, Slagle,
LajOie. Sacrifice hits-NewtOn, Donohue.
Stolen bases-Cvrcoran, Beckiey Thomas.
Double plays-homas and Mcfarland; Quinn,
Beckley, and Corc0ran. Hit by pitcher-by
Douohue l, by Newton l. Passed ball-Mcfar-
land. Unpirc--Teuy. Time Of game-2 hours
and Is minutes
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Sales-Capital Traction: 2OG102 IS, 100
1O2 81; Washington Gas: 1902 7-S,' ESQ
50 5-S;+ Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
phone Company: 2G62 1-S;" Mergenthaler
Linotype: 14G1S4. 1OdlS3 ga; Pneumatic
Gun Carriage: 4OOd12. After call-Lan-
ston Monotype: 150G12 Is; Washington
Gas: 25G52 1-2.* 5Od52 49," Mergenthaler
Linotype: 2OGlS3 SIS, 11Q1S3 IL.
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EMsLIEs ACTION a MYSTERY.
Called the Game at New York After
n Very Light shower.

NEW YORK, July 23.-Just why I'M
pire Emslie called the game at the Polo
Grounds this afternoon is a mystery. The
700 spectators present were taken by sur
prise. and not few unpleasant words
were hurled at him when he left the
grounds. The game was called while the
New Yorks were at bat in their half Of
the third inning. A few drops of rain
began 10 fall and Emslie ordered a halt
After waiting thirty minutes and for no
apparent reason play was stopped for good.
The New Yorks had one run to the good
when the game was called.
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AN ELEVEN-INNING TIE.
SIaEIe's MrT Prevents Philadelphia
From winning.

PHILADELPHIA, July 2S.-With two
out, man on second and the score stand
ing at to in favor OF Philadelphia, Cor
coran sent a short fly to left. Slagle got
under the ball all right and then muffed it,
permitting Cahill to come in with the
tieing run. The game was called at the
end of the eleventh inning on account of
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Atchison preferred, for instance, which
sold thirty days ago at 6S, dividend on, is
now being chased down at 20 IL ex a div
idend of IL per cent. Missouri Pacific
upon which nearly all outsiders got caught
around so, after selling down to As 1-2 is
now thought to be in a position to pay l
per cent dividend, and the shorts are busy
covering at 81 -
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the conclusion that when customers could
not be persuaded on one side of the mar
ket they might be induced TO take to the
other. Just at this time we find the few
Of the public who have any money left
surging in TO buy almost anything at prices
which thirty days ago would have seemed
too high to consider.
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Games To-day.

Pittsburg at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
St Louis al Boston.
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1t viii be most surprising IT, within the
nearby coming weeks, the stay-oyer public
will not be even more anxious TO get rid
Of their properties than they are anxious
to buy at the present prices.
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FINANCIAL.
Sober One Dav.

There is a story that the captain Of a n,ercbsn.
vessel, being much troubled IS the drunkenness Of
his chief mate, determined to make II matter Of
record officially, made the following entry in
his log: Wind fair, southeast by south the
mate Is drunk today" The mate came across the
entry. and to get even, he also made an entry
in the log as follows: wind fair southwest BY
west, half-west; the captain is sober today"
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First base By cTrIrs-St Louis, 3. Leit on
base--Bostou, 10; st. Louis, g. First base on
HaIIs-Od Dinscu. !; Of Young. g. Struck out
BY Young. . Home sullivan. Tlree-base
lit-Fcgcman Two-hase hit--Kyster. Robinson.
Sacrifice mt9-Lorg, . Stolen bases Barry. Nc
Graw, Bu,Isctt, Robinson Double pAys-hcis,er.
Wallace and NcGJEn; long luui-,i,tc,D. Wild
pitch Diu,cu. UmpiTc-llur-t. Time OF game
nouLs .nl 10 mlnutLs. Att,ndln.c, LsgO.
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Victim of High Temperature.

Henry Briehtheart, colorsd, twenty-six years
old while nj work on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. near Hyattsville. Yesterday afternoon,
became suddenly in and was brought 10 tins CITY
and placed at the Casualty Hospital tie was said
Engagement in his condition was reported last
night. Brishthcart lives in Jackson Street north
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