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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-23
THE RACING CALENDAR.


AoUEDUCT, L. l., April 22-EntHes for TO-
moIrOw's races:
First race-For tWo-yearolGs; selling: Eve fur.
longs.-Punctual, lOs; Lady Hayman, 81; Moor,
lo3; Wine and song, o.; Shawnee, lOl; Sempire.
10: BllhoHsirs, -. David, l02, Russian. IO3;
Servant lUI; Si.urian, l02; Giaylette 10.
Second race-For thTy--yeaT oIds and upward:
selling; one mile and seventy yards-Petit Mai.
ire, jog; Linduia, Jos; Long Acre, ll2; Pas,aic,
los; Rnald1, III; The Corinthan. 81: Long Isle
%; Laud,maH, us; George Simon, los: Sir Fitz.
hugh 50; Robert Bonner, lO4; Cavalcade. S.
Third Iact-For mgidens three years old; sell
ing; five iulongs.-Trysten, 1885, Serniol. los:
Lookate, IUl; MoGrdthiaha Prince, lO7; G0odale
lO6; Devils Osu, lOl; Tendni, Gold Lack, Hop
brook, l0I; Golden sceptro, 100 Milestone, lO3;
The Benedict l57.
Fourth Fac,-For thrce-year-olds and upward;
handicap; one mile and seventy yards.-Boney
Boy, Wait Not, III; Maxine Gomez, l07; Tyr
slenJ Bangor. 100; Biueaway, lg5; Kris kringle,
Silver Garter, Jos; Lamp Globe, lO2.
Fifth ucc-FOr thTee-year-olds ard upward;
selling; SIN furloncs Msfantha Knapp, Gaze,
100: L'Alouette, lJs; Golden Rattle, 81 Alex,
IS; Her Lsdyshp 81; Primate, llji Jamaica. 50;
Zznone, ll0; Emigro, los; Jucoma, IS; McKalten-
bach. ll3
SIKH race-For maideus two years old; five fur
Margaret Hoffman. Schreech, Manga, l07;
Dr. BaiOw, no. Robert Waddell I07; Ramsen,
Licf Prince, BoW,n, 10; Your Grace, Connie.
l07, Orderer. key Dddy, 10
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MEMPHIS. Tenn. April 22.-Enthes ios toHlor-
rows races:
Pins racc-For two year-olds; four iurlougs -
The Auditor ncA Burgess, ll3; Fred He,siug,
Stirling Silver, rs; Icon, los.
Hg Eel tllhW ritaihm ftr aihim hmtairf tairfiIl
Second raCC-lur ihree-ycar-0ids and upward
SIX iur.. up-.- Maud Wallace. sites. 80: Gold or
Tie CoGqutloa 20: Easter Card, l0l: Kilt. Belle
OF EiIu, N,rtlc Van. lo2, Eoile Of Memphis IG7 ;
Andes 100; Aisutu. no.
Thui racc-Tur two-ye-r-0lds: sci iaC; four and
ong-nalf .u-iuugs -lsnNood %; Fr4ncis Rois. "a:
Gibson Girl. Sc, saId, lOI. Golden Harvest lD3:
Aiic, SCORPION. 1903; Mid Pirate, l0i; Zack Ford,
Fergus McCuddy, JOG; Luogo, l0'; Denman
Thompson, 100
Fourfh iare-Tmf Congress stakes; for three
ye4r-o'd.: one mile.-Alice Turner, los: Hood s
Brigade, The Monk, DrambuTg 10; Cahn's entry
TiuVr. ms. and Gltn Lake. lU}p; The Rush, us:
r Is. RIode. I22, Fluriz4r. l25.
Fifth race-For tiirre-y eaI-olds and upward:
selling, che and onc-sizteaHth miles Russell r.
s.: Two Armies. 50; Tommy OB1on. Hoods
Brigade. -, Eldcrim, Maidstone, 95; Dissolute,
Indian, 100.
Sixth. race For three-yeaf-olds and upward;
selling; seven fur0ugs. Cousin Lefty, Ch0uita
l0l. Fyeyu Byrd, lol. Scottish Crit. 1903. Her
Favor. lO4; Lennep, l05; Bill Jackman. Winter
log; Trehor, Jos; Bcqueath, TOO; Lillian Reed,
l07; Norfy, JOS; The sluggard 100; Handprcss
lll- Cathedral, Us.
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WON IN THE NINTH.
An Immense Crowd Sees st. Louis
Beat PittsburE.

ST. LOUIS. April 22-Twenty thousand
persons cheered themselves hoarse this
afternoon when Heidrick scored the win
ming run in the ninth inning on McGann's
drive to left centre. When the ninth
opened the game was five 70 two in favor
OF St Louis. Three singles and a triple
made by Pittsburg made il even For St
Louis. Heidrick singled, Donovan and
keister going out Heidrick taking third
on the throw in to first. With the two
men out and Heidrick on third. Mccain
came to bat and placed the ball in left
centre, driving in the winning run. Score:
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Sacrifice hits Bmkett, Donovan ., Powell. First
base on halls OF Powell . of Phlipp > off
Flahcrty J. Double piays-Douovan and MCGau;
Burkeft and Mccain. Struck out-By Powell >,
10y Flahgty l. Passed hail-Zimmer Stolen
bases Mccain. Wagner. Hit by pitched ball-By
FlaheTty J. Jmpirc-Hurst. Time Of game-2
hours and 10 minutes
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THE REDS STRONG FINISH.
Cincinnati Beats Chicago by lunch
ing Hits In the Last Inning.

CINCINNATI, April 22.-Nearly 1900
people saw Cincinnati win from Chicago
in an exciting struggle this afternoon.
Garvin had the Reds at his mercy for six
innings. and a shutout seemed inevitable.
in the ninth the Reds had a great finish,
making four runs on five successive hits.
In the seventh inning Everett was put not
Of the game by Umpire O'Day for excess
siye kicking The score:
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First race Sempirc, Billiouaire, Moor.
Second race Petit N4itre, RiHaldo, The
Coriuthian.
Third raoe-Cold Lack, Goodale Golden Sep
trc.
Fourth racc--wait Not, Boney Boy, Maximo
Gomez
Fifta ract-Zsuoue. Alex. Golden Rattle
Siyth race S,recch Robert waddell Manga.
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E. STEVENS,
Ninth ST. and Pennsylvania Ave.
WASHINGTON. D. C,

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TRADE StPPLED BY GILPIN. LANGDON 1
Co. BALTIMORE MD
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First racc-Dick Burgess, The Auditor Icon.
Second race Andes Belle q Memphis, Atlantic.
Third racc-Wid Pirate Denman Thompson.
Zack Ford
Fourth race Florzar, Tho Rush. Alice Turner.
Fifth rae, Russell r.. Two Anuics. Hoods
Brigade
sixth racc- Cathedral. Handpre-s. The sluggard.
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Two-lase hits-Ryan, Garvin, Clingman, Irwin,
Wood. sacrhce hit-Childs Stolen bases
Ryan, Chance. Double pl8y-Stcin.eldt and Beck
ley. Struck out-By Hahn, 4; by Garvin, g.
Bases on boils-Of Hahn, 6. of Garvin l. Left
on bass Cincinnati. I; Chicago, 2 Umpire
O'Day. Time OF gamc-2 hours and minutes
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-23

1t should be remembered in considering
the prospects for the coming week. and
for the remainder Of the year in the in
dustTial group of securities, that there has
already been such a selling OF the steel
group as must have wholly discounted eny-
thing actually and intrinsically bad in the
iron trade. II is possible, and perhaps.
probable, that there viii be a further spec
ulative demonstration against these securi-
ties, but on every break many people who
are not carried of their feet by the pass
ing waves OF sentiment will buy them
There can be very little doubt for instance
that there will be people willing to take
any risk involved in buying Federal Steel
preferred between So and 70, and the
common below 40
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Today t. Opening Day ut Clarendon
To-day is your opportunity See adv, page 3

Nothing can convey q more perfect impression
concerning The purity of Hcifich's beer than a
bottle Of Maerzen. senate, or Lager. order a case
Of Heurich's by 'phoning 6sl Arlington Boiling
Company and ge, acquainted with = pure and
wholesome beer.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-23

The record specifically is not a pleasant
one. with no net gains for the week in the
most active stocks. and with a reduction
OF the volume Of business to two-thirds its
recent size owing to the virtual elimination
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RACING FOR TEE PBNNANT
The AuspiciOus Start Of This Years
Baseball Season.

The Feature Thus Far Has Been the
Three Consecutive Defeats Admin
tstered 20 boston by Philadelphia
-BrookIyn's Winning Gait - Two
sunday Games i'm the West.
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'McCreey battod for Flaherty in the ninth
1.-Two out when winning run scored
s. Louis-............ 0 2 o @ OF ID
Pttsburg ........... 0 o 0 0 0 @ 80
Earned runs 81 Louis 8. Tro-hase hits-Wal-
lace, Dillon Tdrce-hase hits McGann. Zmmer.
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Corrected daily by W. p. Hibhs & Co.,
members OF the New York Exchange, 1919
F Street.
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of public speculation. The figures show
plainly, however, that the cause Of the
break was that holders OF the best of the
railway securities will not be likely TO
liquidate their holdings TO any important
extent Some Of the pools may be forced
TO let go. as was indicated on Saturday by
the heavy selling Of Missouri Pacific. There
will be purchasers of stocks on every
further break, however, owing to the
almost perfect intrinsic conditions which
cannot be overshadowed or hidden by the
temporary disgrace in the Steel and Wire
company and its consequences.
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As for the situation outside of the steel
trade. the bears chiefly base their ar
guments on the outlook for the export
of gold this week. and later, owing to the
high money rates in London and the easy
rates on this side. As usual this argu-
ment is of course without foundation.
There may be exports OF gold but they
will be anything but harmful to this coun-
try, and to Wall Street. except in the
most momentsry and sentimental way.
Money is over plentiful on this side II
it goes to London it will make rates there
easier and induce again heavy buying of
American securities a their present low
level Of prices That such gold exports
will not be very large or long continued
is certain from the continued immense
balance Of trade in this cOuntrys favor.
The March exports of merchandise were
$134 600 900, The largest in history for any
one month. with the single exception OF
December, 1885. The imports for the month
were also immense, but still very much
less than the exports. The total was
$s6 400 COO the largest since April. 1897,
when they were abnormally heavy in an
ticipation Of the new tariff.
Transactions on the stock exchange dur
ing the week Just ene1ed aggregated 3, 1874
sos shares OF this amount 2,150,525 We're
furnished by a dozen stocks. leaving
! .5S4 $40 as the total Of the other lS7
properties in which there were dealings.
Here are the twelve.
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Bradstreet's railway summary is another
fine commentary on the outlook. Il is
shown that for the first week Of April the
earnings of seventy-One roads amounted
to $3.50 .6l9, 12.s per cent larger than in
the same week a year ago while for the
second week Of April forty eight roads re-
port earnings Of S6622 001, a gain of lis
per cent over 1899. Net earnings coming
to hand are likewise very favorable as
shown by the fact that the gross receipts
Of III roads for February aggregated near
ly $72. eco COO, OF 1914 per cent larger than
in 1899, while improved weather conditions
thia year as compared with last are reflect
ed in an aggregate Of net returns Of 500,
GOO 600 a gain of IS per cent over a year
ago, net receipts thus gaining relatively
twice as much as gross returns. In some
sections the gains in net are simply
enormous. those or the trunk lines in Feb
ruary being nearly double those a year
ago, while the Eastern. the Southern. and
the Southwestern systems show smaller
but none the less satisfactory increases.
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The bank statement indicates how en-
tirely satisfactory the financial conditions
are. The following figures shows compare
tive total figures for last week and the
week preceding:
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Boston Mt Philadelphia.
New York at brooklyn.
Pittshurg Mt Cincinnati.
Chicago ut IT. Louis.
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GAMES YESTERDAY.
GAMES TODAY

Cincinnati. :; Chicago. g.
St. Louis. g; PittSburG. =.
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A number of the earnings statements just
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statement for March shows:
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 Consultations at office or by mail are in- Vited free.
 Treatment by mail to parties who cannot visit me. No written prescriptions; we furnish all medicines.
 Birmingham Daily News: ''The News commends him Or. Dozier) most cordially 10 all those in need of his services"
 Age-Herald: His long record and ap- proved abilities entitle him to the proud distinction of standing at the head Of his profession"
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The star of hope shines brightly for you. Come at once and select home, in the city or any suburb, on easiest terms; or buy one of those lovely lots at East Wood lawn-$10 cash and s a month. Four houses to be built on these lots right away. Do not wait.
 Remember to insure your houses and fur niture with me, anywhere in the county.
 BIRMINGHAM. $1000-4-room and two sheds; 9 lots: 18th avenue, North. s24OO-Elegant; 7 rooms; avenue I. $2500-Elegant; rooms; avenue G. $l60O-Neat as a pin; rooms; avenue G; $200 cash.
 slS50-Neat Groom house; Sth avenue, N. $1S50-50x190; two houses; avenue F. $475o-Two elegant lots, 18th street, South; near in.
 $5O0 BACH = Two beauties avenue E, and many others too numerous to men ton.
 WOODLAWN. S650 = $50 cash, $15 month; near school, churches and car line; 8 rooms; nice lot $750-4 rooms; large lot; dry and convenient. $1200-One broom and one 4-room house, corner; two lots. $S50-5 rooms; near tive car lines; 50x150 S50-4 rooms; near two car lines; 50x235 S1300-6 rooms; near two car lines; lots; central.
 $1350-5 rooms; near two car lines; 50x150; $10O cash and about $2O month. $1000-Four Broom houses now renting at $5 month each splendid investment. .-a $250 Two acres; near car line. $1200-Two-story brick, 50x150; s300 cash S1250-Two-story brick, 50x150; $300 cash $1500-7 rooms; large lot; fronts car line $1500-6 rooms; stories; nice lot; fronts car line.
 $1600-5 rooms; new; 50x150; fronts car line. $350-Two beauties; fronts pike, 1a block of car line.
 S900-Elegant; large; fronts car line. S106 and $l25 Each-Several nice lots be- tween Avondale and Woodlawn; near car line and G. P. yards.
The age-herald., 1900-11-04


 STORE FOR RENTC1s2 Second avenue, immediately in front Street Railway Pas senger Station: the best location in the city for any kind of mercantile business. J. R. Adams. 9-13-tf FOR RENT-To call railroad people, three nice rooms, in call distance. 1909 Avenue D. S. w. Vance, 22l7 2d avenue. n-3-3t FOR RENT-Rooms, with modern conven- fences. 703 18th street, north. 11-3-2t FOR RENT-A three-room cottage for. $12.50; close In. Address ". A" Age-Her- aid.
 FOR RENT-Elegantly furnished rooms; all modern conveniences. Florence Hotel Annex.
 FOR RENT-For light housekeeping, 4 rooms and hall, newly papered, water on same floor; centrally located; terms very reasonable. Apply 6l2 18th street, north. FOR RENT-Eight-room house; desirable location. with all modern improvements; corner; immediately on three car lines. Address c. w. H., care Age-Herald. FOR RENT-Nice 3-room house, North side; 20 minutes walk of Union depot. A. s. VanDegrift, 10 Nineteenth street. Phone 972.
 ROOMS FOR RENTING or three lovely rooms in new house on South Highlands, suitable for light housekeeping; one door from loop car line. 1110 Twelfth street, South.
 s1100-A lovely block fronts GOO feet on car line; near Fair Grounds; 1A miles of Ems ley; house, we'll and improvements alone cost the price; terms S600 cash, balance to suit B. F. Eborn, 106 N. Fist
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block 5Ox14O each; fronts car line. $500 CASH buys ' choice pretty lots, COX 40 each; block of car line, with rich G. acre garden, all plowed, and house rent free for l year, thrown in $50 CASH-Several pretty lots; front on and near the car line; near Fair Grounds. $2250-700-acre farm on river, Hale County Ala, miles of Eutaw. S,0O0,O GOO ACRES timber lands, in tracts to suit.
 15O,0o0 ACRES Alabama coal lands, small and large tracts. FARMS in Alabama and adjoining States. IRON LANDS.
 Too large list of city property to quote; don't1ask us to Took for this or that; we don't have to look; we are in tuch with nearly everything good on the mar ket.
 Tomorrows Special Bargain S2000-2l beautiful elevated lots, 50x14O each; fronts nearly blocks on car line; $1O00 cottage, 3-room cottage, fine we'll oak grove, 25O bearing fruit trees in their prime; terms, $500 cash balance years B. F. Eborn 106 N Fist.
The age-herald., 1900-11-04
EBORNS BARGAINS FOR MONDAY ONLY.

This means Monday-not Tuesday-unless wired by out-of-town buyers requesting a day to get here. Timber and coa<fands ex- cepted. Write us for information about our great values in these properties. $2O00-Excellent 2-story, S-room house and lot, 50x140, avenue c, close in $l200 = 7-room house and lot, near South Twentieth street.
 S1OOO-A choice block, fronting 800 feet on car line;>few minutes ride of e.ty; B. room cottage, well and other improve ments; $500 cash, balance easy. $S50 CASH-200x140, elevated, enclosed with picket fence; house, outhouses, oak grove; F block car line and station; near Fair Grounds.
 S00-Pretty 5-room cottage that cost $500 to build it, and truly lovely; lot 100x14o; fronts car line, near station; near Fair Grounds; convenient to Ensley. 5000 CASH--$1200 in years, buys tomor- row 5000 cottage, Broom cottage. 2 room house, outhouses, splendid 4-acre bearing orchard; oak grove; 25 lots, BOX 14O each; fronts 1h blocks on car line. $l500-Nice broom house and 21 lots, in
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COME. TAKE A HOME,

$450-$50 cash, $10 month; 3 lots, fronting car line, between Avondale and Wood- lawn and G. P. yards.
 AvoNDALE. s4OO Each-Several nice lots. $1650-Elegant home in heart of town. want more Avondale property for sale and for rent; also to insure. $160 Eaeh-Five 4-room houses near car line; renting $2O month; can be made to bring $35 per month.
 EAST LAKE. s1OOO-5 rooms; 1OOx9OO; block car line $900-5 rooms 50x200; 2 blocks car line. s9OO-5 rooms; 5Ox15O; 1a block car line. $65O-3 rooms; 5Ox150; corner; l block car line. $5O-3 rooms; 1OOx2OO; corner; block car line. $55O-pwelling and store; good location. s1150-6 rooms; 100x165 corner; pike. s1000-S rooms; 1O0xl65; corner 18th street. s1050-6 rooms; 5Ox165 fronts car line. $150O-6 rooms; 5Ox165; fronts car line; beauty s20OO-7 rooms; 1OOx2OO; fronts car line; a beauty.
 NORTH BIRMINGHAM S5504 rooms: 50x260. $l000-5 rooms: 50x140. $1500-Two 4-room houses renting sS per month each, and lots worth $500 each.
 
 nice lots $125 to $250 each
 ELYTON AND WEST END. $G50-4 rooms; 60-foot lot; near cemetery. $Se0-3 rooms hall,.>2 porches; 5Ox14O; near church and car line; $250 cash, $15 per month. $11O0-100x34O; rooms: West End.
 KINGSTON. $5O0-New house near car line $10O cash, $12.50 per month. $l25 and $50 Each-Nice lots on and near car line; $25 cash and $10 per month.
 FARMS. $1S50-2S acres and Broom 2-story dwelling; cost $500; bargain. $12O0-100 acres and IA fouthouses splendid dwelling; first-class repair $3500-Elegant 400-acre farm near Eutaw, Greene County. S350-30 acres near East Lake.
 FOR RENT $15.00-5 rooms and hall; East Lake. $10.50-5 rooms and ha1l; East Lake. S.00-3 rooms and hall: East Lake. $1I .50-5 rooms and hall AVondale. Slo00-4 rooms and acres; Woodlawn $2O.0O-7 acres, dwelling, 2-story barn and other outhouses; well equipped; splendid variety fruits; East Birmingham. SIP 00-2 rooms; South Highlands; elegant. List your property with me for rent or for sale.
 W. E. SORSBY, Notary Public Real Estate, Rental and h.
 surance Agent, Phone 172 2105 Second Avenue.
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REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE. $15. 000-2026 2d avenue; stories. S1000-12th avenue, North. near 24th street. $3000-Residence, Cullom's Addition SIP, 000-2109 2d avenue; stories. $1e50-Residence, Avenue G and 18th street. s3150-Residence, Huntsville avenue. s4500-4 brick residences, Avenue H; rents $660. $21O0-100x20O, 16th street, near 10th avenue, South $750O-2d avenue corner, near Jefferson The atre. $1575-5Ox16o, 18th avenue, South; paved stone fence. $S000-S0x100 residence, North Fist street = $10, 0,0O0-2d avenue, corner 22d street, im- proved. $4000-Residence, South 17th street. $6000-Highland avenue lot, 100 feet. $3000-Highland avenue residence. S5250-Residence, 18th street. North. $19, ,000-2d avenue, near 18th street. $6000-Beautiful home, 24th street, North. s4250-7 houses, Avenue H. near 22d street. $12, 50O-100x240, residence, Sth avenue. $4500-Corner 11th avenue, South; elegant house renting $4S0; easy terms.
 W. B. LEEDY & CO, Phone 42. 112 North Fist St. 10-10-sun -wed-fri