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senting the Corcorans and Light Infantry
and was won by the former IN o:Zo'
The winning team consisted OF f1eInef'
Mastin ZeU and Pearson.
A special relay for juniors proved one
of the most interesting numbers Oh the
programme. 49,, ,to,,-,
The teams composed of the Young Men
Christian Association juniors were fuIl OF
grit and worked their positions anu turned
their corners like veterans ana captain
Walker was the proudest man in the nan
when he won the lap which decided that
mis- team had won. His companions We're
T3vIor. Fleharty. and Draper. The oppos-
ing team had McCauley, Berthrong, -.
Ellsworth, and Captain Bone.
The last number proved the most anus
ing of the contests. and consisted OF fuiiy
equipped soldiers going over ana uhdef
and through all sorts of contriVances anu
was won by Hunter from Carter, ooth OF
the Corcoran Cadets
Among the special features which were
enioved BY the spectators was an eNnioi-
ton on the trick ring and parallel bars
and club swinging by Orlando Ross ana
". II. Toveless, Y NJ. 9. A; acrobatics IN
new and difficult movements by the Del
/ Rav Brothers: contOrtionist act by How
ard snd Leigh of the Burnt Cork Club:
and trick and tramp bicycle riding pg
Nvron Parker and Doc Armstrong
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,year switches To keep up appearances.
/ nm, happy TO say that with the toSo
Tstr,-4fff.s NV hair is now mere iu&uridHt
rban IL ever was and am thdnktui 70 iest
that ii is all my own and cannot ran Oh
to ernbaTrass me
Ca0 \. Thatcher of C0vingtou NE-, a
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are very cXaCJiug. was rapidly losing ,iil
his hair. He says -t.t.,
ing mark for my friends thdt -
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"a dOzcn or more before / rau across tne
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OIL WELLS IN MEXICO.
The Exploitation Of Fields in the Vi
cinftA of TnmpicO.

samuel r. Magul the United States
,,,rs,,I nj Tlnpico. Mex, has written the
ctsta Dopartnent concerning the sinking
~ petroleum. wells in Mexico, as follows.
..i,o, many wears it has been believed
,,,. axnerts that petroleum existed in
zia,icn especiaIiy along the Gulf Coast,
and several parties in years past nave
5,;Il,d i'm this vicinity in the hope OF
6plina il: but no really determined et-
fort has been made until quite recently
md owners of land are awaiting the re
s,,l+s of that effort with much anxiety.
The chief indication of the existence OF
oil here is the numerous wells OF asph5il
.'Eastern oil men have passtu uy lIll9
territory as the surface indications were
v,C+ Good according to their experience
in tho Eastern fields. and also on lue re-
eI,lf of the above mentioned experiments
eo il remained for California LAIlitS'
arsbcd with success from their Oli m
ents i'm that State to detect the pos
siLiIities here from the similarity in the
..,,-f,ca indications between California
ana this part of Mexico. They have en-
nbasized their belief by purchasing large
tracts of lands. building houses anu Or
dering machinery, preparatory TO sink
ing experimental wells. Other interests
have also secured favorable leases.
Tn addition to the foregoing prepara-
tions in the vicinity of Tampico, there Is
nm English company operating south OF
bnra in the state OF Vera Cruz, the re
sIits of which are as yet not known
III is the general opinion that II OIL Is
found i'm paying quantities it viii be sum-
lar to the California product-unprollL.di l.i - -
extensive here and wood Is nec4Inli's :
scarcer each year, fuel oil VIII ma
Yeadv market. even If found in large
quantities.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY NOTES.
AHidnvits Made as Required Under
the New Election Law.

ROCKVILLE. Md, April ia large
number of persons who have their 0uSi-
ness in washington City have come TO
this place and made the proper affidavit
before the clerk of the court. as required
bv the new election law of the state,
relative to their intention Of heia'--'' -
nornc- n, this county. Some or those "il'
have complied with the conditions OF TINS
law are Ashley NJ Gould. Quion Miller
Arthur peter a JOY Marsh, D. I.
Owings. B. H. Dutrow, Jesup Blair, Al
bert 6. Hopkins Sherman NJ. Craiger' r
w Carlyle. Gist Blair. John b. Davis
Warren r. Choate, jr.. Charles II. WeaV-
er J. c. Stoddard, Peyton Gordon
charles 5. Peters. H Weeks, Joseph II
Neff Arthur abier w H Houghton, )
: T.arcombe. ir.. Thomas Peter, T. =.
Fowler. ir J. X. Upton, Edward =.
Stubbs. William NJ. Wood. DR.. Warren
Price. D. W. Baker. Edward T. hapiey'
lanes X. De Pue. @. d. Holmes. u a
C;rOsvenor. Harry A. Dawson Lawrence,
ir and William II. Ward.
1he funeral of Miss Margaret j. Bean;
who died here yesterday morning VIII
take place at her late home on SUNDAY
afternoon at O'Clock
The regular quarterly meeting OF te the
Montgomery County Antt-Saloon Leasue
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rutries nj Auueduct.

AQUEDUCT, April l9.-Entrie, for tomorTow's
races:
First raee-Tor thrcc-yoal-olds and upward;
selling: about seven furlongs.- -Curtsey. 81;
Hcspgr. as; M1l+trcom. Blueaw1y, l3; Big Gun.
Lucky star Dolaudo lI2; Judge Nardell, Her
Iadrshin. 10; Sgorpio. TgGplar, JOS; Chairman,
l9I. Ethics 100. san LUIS 100; Chas, Estes 1866
Ike. Diddr. gs. AIaIi g8 GiRli. -.
second race -for two-y,Ir-olds; selling. hVe
firlangs. Ben Howard, Fniforn c. Roseuic.d,
IeguNo5I Uark secret Carrier Pigcon-~>ir Tom
fiddler Eguaizc li9. Tea AaHe. N8fgie =,
Ie,li, Bruce. IO, Tile Pride pi Surrey. i02
TAird rsce-For nrec-ycaI-old and upward; 4;
handiaap. one mile aud seventy Fard--f net
Nhip. 10: Ten Candies. ~. hing Hfiuhie'
IzO. pupil. llG; queen Carnival. 40, The CHAIN
ac1Iaiu I0ii Borough, Js Nonad %, Magic
Light Sd"
Fourth racc-The Aycruy Stakes; for three
year-olds. seven fulong-.-Nl Green. Us; out
lander. Il2: Shark, l0s Robert Naddcil. 100;
Gertrude Elliott Inshot Jos; Admiral pe"cy
Io8. Paul Clifford %; Sadie :. %.
Fifth noc-F0r two-ycar-old Miles; selling
four and onc-ha'f turlouzs. Rod D9n>ei. IIli
Is.a.th I07 Parisiaa, Aueusy, io5; tnFoi. 10
! <ei.hrr One. lDl Optional. 100; Lady liahdy
Eys Mine Athcl-tav. &c.
! Sixth race Hsudcap for tirce-year-olds and
| inward. G,e and 5uc-hslI iurisng- Ten Candies
! i56. King Brambr, l2I; Invasion, III; isia iIoi
! Ondurais l01, Janice, 100 Kentucky. lPD' Rap'
/ pcne,s,g 100; BoJntc5u- "a tenario. ="
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MAY BUY A MARYLAND MILL.
Negotiations for the Mountain City
Plant at Frederick.

BALTIMORE, April 19.-Among the
mills to be absorbed by the Eastern Mill
ing and Export Company is the plant of
the Mountain City Milling Company at
Frederick. Nd This plant is controlled
by BaItimoreans. Louis Muller. Of the
grain firm Of Louis Muller & Co, being
president.
Mr. Muller acknowledged that represen-
tatives Of the export company from Phil
adelphia had visited Frederick to appralse
the plant. but refused to give any partic-
ulars. This mill is one of the largest
country mills in this section. 1t has an
output Of 900 barrels Of -four day
The Eastern Milling and Export Com
panv was organized some time ago and
il is said to have absorbed about thirty
mills in Maryland and PENNSYLVANIA. 1t
has a capital of about $i.oJo.Veo
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Yes father is reformed man, i ai,s
said "aud our friends thnK IL Il hiiI
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or consent j had read how Mrs hate
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remedy secretly i'm his coffee ana 1000.
and / wrote 20 Dr. Haiucs for trial.
when i'll came / put some in father $ cot
fre and food and watched him closely.
but he couldn't tell the difference. so j
kept ii up.
be was hungry. This was "a good sign, as
he rarely ate much breakfast. iie went
away, and when he came home az noon
pcrfcctIv sober / was almost frantic with
5ov as i hadn't seen him sober for half o.
day before in over fourteen years. AllrI
dinner he sat down iu the big easy cialr
and said Edith. ! don't know what mas
come over me, bUt hate the slEhl ana
smei q LIQUOR, and am going 10 stop
drinking forever This was too much
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THE RACING CALENDAR.
ResnIts at Aaneduct.

AQUEDUCT April l9.-Re,uIts Of fod5y's races;
track fast
First race-For uwo-yesr-olds; selling; four
and oue-half furlongs, Equalize (shaw), 3 to l,
won: Rightaway CBullmanl, to 5, second;
Carroll D. lRoecrsj, ) 70 J. third. Time, o:5G 3-5.
second race-For three-y -year-od, and upward;
FIVE and oue-hali fuTloHgs Gold Lack (Iienry(,
e 20 T. won. SlorehJm tMcCue) 10 3. second;
Ante Up Crhomp@onl, % TO 1. third Time
I:17 s-5.
Third race Handicap, for fcur-year-olds and
onward: about seven furiongo. Ten Candies
shaw TO 3. won; Alsike CBulman) 70 ],
second All Gold tienr5J, To ., third Time
l:2J.
Fourth racc-For maiden two-year-olds; four
and 5nr-laIf furlongs Lady Holyrood tMalsh),
il 10 } won: Dixie Queen tBuIiman), 10 /,
second. Chiuup q. DaiyJ- . 10 I, third. Time.
0:j5 2-j.
Fifth r8ce-For t1Hee-year-olds and upward;
selling. six furlougs. S5dducee tGduiganj. 4
10 : won. Himself JO'Conn0r}, to >, second;
GoebeI lNile,l, S to l. third. Time -.
sixth race Eos maiden three-year-Old- and up
ward i've and oue-half turlongs. Browudai'
GandreI. 9 to 3 won; Tendgloin tDalel. q
second. Homyarito CBuIlmau), even, third
Third l.v1
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Those who are losing their hair or nave
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we have in Paris such q DeWlidetlhB "a al
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to l. won; Tammany Chief (T. Woods even,
second; Albert Vale (Winkheld), to l. third.
Time, 2:44 l-2.
Fourth race Handicap FOR four-year- r-olds and
upward; seven and one-IaJf iurlongs. Ohnet
(Coburn) to ). won; Wax Taper q. Woods,
3 TO ,. second; Lee King q. T. Woods, to l,
third. Time 81.
Fifth -Steeplechase, for four-year-olds and
upward; about one and one-quarteT miles Terry
Ranger (Gaddy) 3 to J. won; Very Light O..
Johnson) % to second; Zufalling (Sutherland),
6 TO l. third Time. 2:53 l-2.
Sixth race-For two-year-olds; four furiongs.
Endurance by Right d. Woods, to 5, won;
Herodiade Ctoburn) 10 to l. second; Attelle
(Hinkfield) ? TO l. third. No time.
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NICHOLS IN GREAT FORM.
The Boston TwirIer Gives the Giants
Hut Five Hts.

BOSTON. April ia holiday crowd of
$500 persons shivered through nine innings
of good baseball at the South End grounds
this afternoon, it being the opening game
in the National League series for both
the New York and the Boston clubs Cap
tain Davis men were not equal to the
task of defeating Selee's team. although
they made every effort to send a run
across the plate throughout the game.
Charley Nichols was largely responsible
for the defeat of the Giants. He had ex-
cellent control, plenty of speed, and the
requisite nerve TO pull himself out Of
tight holes several times early in the
game.
Tne score:
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How the Clubs stand.
BIDDING FOR THE PENNANT.
Brooklyn Beats the QuHicrs in
Championship style.

NEW YORK, April BIN all but the
weather the opening of the baseball
championship season in Brooklyn today
was auspIcious. The attendance, as given
out by the club officials, was 1900. 1t was
with satisfaction that the crowd saw the
Brooklyns win and simultaneously play
in form that presages ability to hold
their own with their league rivals as ca
pably as in the two seasons just preced-
ing. From the time McCreery brought a
storm of applause on himself with a
smoking drive for home run in the sec
ond inning to the time the last ball had
been thrown across the diamond, the
Champions held the whip hand. 1t was
one-sided game. The score:
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nh. r..., basketball Game.

,4,ba Washington Young Mems Christian
,ssociotion will play their last game this
.a,.,n tonight at the Young Mems Chris
tfa1 ASSOCIATION gymnasium with the
NIanroa club AS both teams are in line
aondftion a close game is expected
vn,ng Mems Christian Association line
IN. pimner right back; Ourand, left
T5Pcl. CAPTAIN Craig, centre; Richey, LETT
forward; Bateman. right forward. No .'od au5
mission will bo charged 20 the game ana
II will be ladies night.
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FIRST LOCAL APPEARANCE.
The Senators to Cross Bats With
Georgetown To-day.

The Washington league team, under the
watchful eye Of Jimmy Manning. will
today cross bats with the Georgetown
College boys Manning's colts have been
getting in shape at Hampton for the past
ten DAYS, and ought TO be in good shape
This viii be the leaguers' first appearance
in the city and will give the fans a tar
opportunity to get line on the players
The game will begin at i:50 o'clock
Georgetown viii send in her strongest
team. and as the boys have been putting
up ii very good article OF pan 1t "VuiU
not be surprising TO see them giFe tne
e,o,o+ors a hard rub. Mackay will do the
,,i+,,,ire, for the college boys. and although
Pn aid not show up well at Philadelphla
Tuesday Coach Bradley still has conn conf
dence in him. The Senators WIN Rlas ,Ia..
C,eorgetown again Monday. Ihe coiiesTI
49, ,neet the University of Virginia BAN
lam next Friday and Saturday
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Left on baSeS-Brooklyn. 8; Philadelphia,
g. First base on balls-On Mccain, ,; off
Townsend. 10: Struck out-By NcCann. 8:
by Townsend. 6. Home runs-McCreery,
Flick Three base hit-Flick Two-base
hits-McGuire, 2. Sacrifice hit-McCann
Stolen bases-Kelly, Dahlen, DAILY. Dou-
Dahien and Kelly: DoIan unassisted Hit
by pitcher-By Mccain, /; by Townsend.
/. Umpire-Colgan Time of game, l hour
and So minutes.
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ENGLISH oARsMEN WARNED.
The Pennsylvania Crew Considered
Formidable by an Expert.

LONDON. April 20.-Thus far the only
foreign entry for the Henley regatta IS
that of the University of pennsylvania
The Daily News in an editorial, says
that the Pennsylvania crew VIII be for
midable. If only for the reason that they
Will have been together for a. long time,
and will devote themselves to one race.
1t adds that il behooves the English oars
men to make special effort and take
exceptional trouble if they wish TO make
sure Of retaining the Grand Challenge
Cup.
The writer Of the editorial is r. G. Leh-
mann. editor of the Daily News and a
well-knowu oarsman- He was formerly
coach of the Harvard crew.
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Results at Memphis,

NFupuls. April l9.-Rcsult5 o. today'a races;
track good:
First race For tao-ycar-olds; four and one
hall furIonqs. Estcrneu o. Woods, 10 ;.
won. Baccie (CobugI) 9 70 ;, second; Mary
sybilla CCochran). 10 10 l. third. Tine; o:19 -.
Second race-For three-year-oids and upward
selling; seven and one-eighth iuLlongs LePioh
10 l. second: sue Johnson tCochran), TO D.
third Time, 80 i-2.
Third face-For three-ycar-olds and onward
selling. one aud one-laf miles Beana lcIIhoteI,
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BOTH PITCHERS HIT FREELY.
The Cardinals Lose to Chicago by IL
Score of \ to =.

sr. LOUIS, April ~ -iThe Cardinals lost
the game with Chicago today by a score
of 8 to Z. Powell pitched for st. Louis and
Taylor for the visitors. II was a slug
ging game, both pitchers being batted
freely. In the sixth, Burkett drove q hot
one straight to Taylor, knocking the
pitchers legs from under him but he re-
covered in time to throw Burkett out at
first Delehanty WIS in poor form, get
ting but two hits. and making the same
number of errors The SCORE:
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First base by errors-BostOn, l. LETT
on bases-Boston. :; New York, o. First
base son balls-Off Nichols, /; of IaylCr,
/. Struck out-By Nichols, Selbach, Davis,
Strang. Murphy. Taylor; by Taylor, Ham
iIton. Long. ,; Nichols. Two base hits
Lowe, Barry. Sacrifice hits-Strang. Stot-
en- bases--iiamilton, Tenney. Demontre-
vile Lowe. Kittridge Double plays-Nan
Haltren and Murphy. Passed balls-Bow-
erman ,. Umpire-O Day. Time, one hour
and twenty eight minutes.
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runs, Powell. Hit by pitcher, Delehanty.
Double plays-TayIor Mccormick. DOYLE.
Base on balls-Of Taylor. l. Left on
bases-Chicago, 6; St. Louis. Z. Struck
out-By Powell 4; by Taylor. >. Passed
halls-Kling. !. Stolen bases-Krueger
Childs, Doyle, Delehanty. Heidrick. Time,
two hours and seven minutes Umpire
EmSlie
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Nnt to Be Prepaid.

Postmaster General Smith issued an
order yesterday to the effect that here-
after kilograms on official business from
postmasters to the Postottice Department
shall not be prepaid. but snaH De sens
s'ofFiciaI business. collect. Government
rate.
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Tor cigarettes spOils Il cigar or pipe
smoke. and makes it impossible TO chew
tobacco. one good feature about TINS
now remedy is the fact that It is taste
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Annednct seIectIons.

.,,.u5 r..--Fiiiform. & Resented Nar2ic (
Third raca-Iirst Whip, King Brtnble. Pupil.
Fourth Is,e sadie s.. Robert Waddell. sn9fA.
Finh rsce-I.yshcth Eva Niuc Red Damsei.
Sixth r3cc- tsi8 Invasion, Kentucky.
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will be held al Brighton Grange Hall ON
Saturday, April p. beginning at - a. m
with a meeting Of the Executive commit
tee The afternoon session VIII D i aI
dressed bv the Rev Mr. JamisOn, OF Bal
timOre; S Z. Nicholson. State Superin-
tendent of the anti-salOou leagues or the
state. and Mrs Mary r Hasiup, Presi-
dent OF the Maryland Woman CHRISTIAN
Tan1narance IniOn.
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Wet Grounds at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, april 19.-Owing to cold
s6a %e9tne5 BETWEEN ilS "Cineinnat and Pit'sPgrs
So T,oStnored today for the second time
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Games To-day.

Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Boston at New York,
Chicago at St. Louis.
Pittsburg at Cincinnati
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IN THE BASEBALL WORLD.
Games Yesterday.

Brooklyn. I0 PHILADELPHIA, >
Boston, T;tNew York Q.
Ckicago 3; St. Louis, 1.
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Quickly Cures
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Trial Package of the Remedy hhiied
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Nothing could be more dramatic or de-
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years Of misery. wretcnedness, ana al
most uubearable suffering.
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Two base hits-Heidrick, ]. Three bast
hits-Heidrick ,, Wallace Hartzel :. Home
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CLEVER SOLDIER ATHLETES
Some Fine Contests at the National
Guard Indoor Meet.

The Corcornn Cadets Garry on Ma
iorIty of First HOnors-The Relay
Rnces Prove Exciting Features-A
Large Crowd watches the sport