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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-07
.BRYN MAWR WON
LARCHM0NT STAKES.
Gettysburg Is Beaten Only by
Head and Runs a Close
Third.
nv Assoclntcd I7rcss)

ial4 (By Associated l'reSsD
NEW YORK, May o. Bryn Mawr, Win
McCue In tho saddle, won the I.archmont
Stakes for three yeai-old at Morris Park
to-day by head, from Gettysburg.
Buckley. an additional starter was third.
two lengths back. Runnels, tho four 70
flvo favorite, who made his first ap-
pearance OF tho year, won tho seven iur'
longs dash in tho fast time Of 1:26 -.
pullman and II. Walsh were each slis-
pended for ten days for disobcdience
at the post yesterday in the metropolitan
handicap. Summary;
First race-seling; five and nan
furlongs; Eclipse course--Cnmasked g
to q and OUT first, Louise Elston (G'
to y second, Memphis 90 TO y thfd.
Time, 1:05 Ia.
Second rnce--selllng; Eclipse course.
Toupe co to y first. Chanplnin e 10 u
second, Glrdlc % to 81 third. Time. ~
Third race-rhe I.archmont Stakes last
seven furlongs OF the Withefs mile
Bryn Mawr g to 81 first. Gettysburg
% to y second, Buckley a. go to y third
Time. 1:23.
Fourth race-Last half mile OF the
Eclipse ccurse--Glorificr t25 to y first.
Salvage q to s. sacond. Thirty-Third 70
to y third rimc, Al IA
Fifth race--lIast seven furlongs OF the
withers mle--Runncls & to and oup
first, HIppocratcs Ql to 10 and QUIZ
second. Ilyra 80 TO y third. Time.
1:2G3.5
Sixth race-seling tho Wlthers mile
Honolulu q TO 2, first, Ella Snyder Qs
10 & and EVEN second, Stonewall 60 70
~ third. Time. 1:iol lie.
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BAIRD LOST.
Heavy Favorites Failed to Win
at Churchill Downs.
lBv AssoeIated I'ress

(By Associated Press)
LOUISVILLE, KY. May SIT was
day OF rcverses for tho talent ut
Churchill Downs. Men from all over
Kentucky came to play Baird in tho
last race and he failed TO win. Joa
Adams was also heavily played. but was
never prominent. summary.
First racc--four furlongs--Lady Lasca
(even) first. Eldy Noile Brooke n2 TO u
second. Erla Edna Gao % y third. Time,
40 "a.
Second receive and half fnrlongs-s
Bcllo Toone Is to u first, Annora az 10
u second. All Gold GO TO y third Time,
ITO Ii
Third receive and a half furionss-
Apple e tod first, Brand New 10 TO u
second. A1eli,a GEO 10 y third. Time.
l:n5 ga
Fourth race-sIx furlongs; handicap
The Crisis u5 to y first. Bad News q
TO % second, Columbia Girl Cl5 to u thirs.
Time. lii.
Fifth racc--four and half fnrlonss--
Weberflelds e to j first, Frederickn do
10 y second. Fox Hunting N2 to u third.
Time. 80.
Sixth race-mile and an cighth-Discus
G2 to y first, Trocadero Us 10 y second.
Baird g to y third. Time. 1865.
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BAT TIzED
WITH BLOOD.
Moha,ntncdans Murder Mission
aries III Cold Blood III
Persia.
LETTER RECEIVED HERE
Rev. Michael Sayad, Formerly
iii Richmond, Describes Sofi1e
Conditions III His Country

ta -,,-,, ontI,n,nn
In lel'er W
the Rev. Michael Sayad, tia.iNe i3eArI
sim who received his theological train
,,,o r1ni,n genealogical Seminary,
i"s ~ ~ ,,,. 1,,, ~ III, rok
III this ely, oesv''pes '0t'a
Iilarkable conditions prevailing III us
to,nlry. He says in parts
.,r,.,.,,,, n, ,,s, w,n,or have been do
'''s o. M, a,,o,, or
Ing etangelistic worh III t''is soe''o'' ~
the country, and for the last five weeks
Inv. ,ocn nrcachng in the churches
,.i,o, ,oetnes We
~heh theS i'S' ie'i'
have met with good success lr1ueeo' ~
ono OF the churches we have had about
..-f,ya co,verts
+, 'tN'l' 4. -. /,
"J'ut me manu- VI liie tioii N' y y
very heavy upon the church over here
r.r,is winter orr Presbyterian Church has
5., ,,.,, 49,, ,,,,o About
oeeh hap.iAeu VIII LII, pou IN ,,,.,s 81
Jour months aso T. So ,,,,rdorod in
nhturai'Aeu 1 ,,n , -" srona nrcochcr
cola Eioou. ine mns i,,.o 80 r,ortne when
u .,Dt ~. ~, =. "a "a faw dnvs AGO also
me eng cainu, .N' ,.i,,nd nno q rrcsbv,c-
+ Two clners were h',,1u' ~, ~ othor nn-
ian ,hiss,ou ~, ~, ~, 49,, now convert
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Running at Chicago.

CHICAGO. May title card at Worth
was only q fair one, Summary:
First Tuce-slx furlonss-- Freedman GEO
to j first, Glen Gallant 90 to, y second,
Emperor Of india "a to y third, limo,
Second mce-flve and one. half furlonss
Anna Beal q to u first, Miss Manners
g ID q second. The Kentuclkian Il to u
third. Time, 1914
Lillian Ayers 40 to y first Mcintyre
a to q second. Azelin A % to - third
Time :55
Fourth race-mile and a sixteenth
iii to q second, Compass Q56 to u third.
Fifth race-slx furlongs--van Ness q
to 81 first, syria l, 90 i 20 2 second, Marco
sixth race--one mile--Hands ACROSS
(cyem first, F'orehand Go to y second,
The Conqueror g to y third. Time. l;4l
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SEMPER WAX.
Winner at St. Louis Gives the
Eookies a Surprise.
m. Assoclnted prcss

(By Associated Prcss)
ST. LOUIS. MO. May Sd. j. Osles,
better known as Texas Smith" sur
prised the bookmakors to-day when he
Won the Scmpcr WAX at the good price
OF 10 to !. TWO favoritcs won. Sr y
mary:
First race-half milc--Joe Kelly e to
y first. Animos &c to 81 second. Passive
go to y third. Time, :53 80.
Second receive and one-half furlongs
--Short Cake q TO u first, Lady Ray q
to y second, Feronia go to y third.
lime, 1901.
Third race-six furlongsLucian a 10
~ first, Gay American o. to y second.
Tower q 10 y third Time, LEO.
Fourth racc-seven iurlongs--Velos "a
to y first, Flckel Saint q to . second.
Murmus l3 to y third. Time, :35.
Fifth race--Milc and q sixteenth-Sem-
per WAX 40 to y first. Never Such
(evcn) second, South Breeze g to ID third.
Time, ]: 55 1-5
sixth race--slx and one-half lprlongs--
Lusso Is TO 81 first, Vclas Quese 40 to y
second, Tom Crab q TO Dthird Time,
l.yU Al
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A COMEDY
OF ERRORS
Johns Hopkins Put Up Poor
Exhibition Of Baseball
at University.
MADE ONE EARNED RUN
Virginia Defeats the Maryland
crs Without Efort--Ten Runs
III First Three Innings.
fspecIal to The Times Disratch.,

Especial to The Times Dspatch.)
rllARLOTrESVlLL1 VA Niay o.
Tile Johns Hopkins nine to-day gave tho
worst exhibition Of ball playing seen here
this season, Virginia winning without
effort 10 to 5. Every player OH the vis-
ting team, save Goldman In left field,
contributed to the error column. In the
box, the Baltimorcans were especially
weak. Campbell was landed on heavily
In the opening innings, nine hits, In
Guiding two triples. netting ten runs
Lyon succeeded him In the sixth and
made only n fair showing. Cole pitched
q steady game striking out thirteen.
TWO az the five hits made off his deliv-
cry came In the ninth. After Goldman
and Eoyd had reached first on errors,
Il. Campbell's timely hit over third sent
10th homo, Campbell himself counting
moment later OH Bowle's single.
Browii scored Hopkins only run in tho
eighth. when e. Campbell lifted long
fly to the running track In deep cen
ter. Captain stearns did some timely
batting for virginia, and Chandler put
up n good game Mt bnckstop.
VI e VtRGINIAs
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FIRST CELEBRATION
OF JAMESTOWN
Exposition Company to Arrange
for 1t at Scwcll's Point
Next Friday.

Especial to The -Dlspatch)
NORFOLK, VA. May 6-The Exccu-
two Committee OF the Jamestown Ex-
position Company yesterday discussed at
lcnth the question looking TO q cele-
bration Of some kind at sewell's Point,
May 18th, ono week from to-day, in COM
mcmoration Of the first landing at James
town Island. May 18th will be the two
hundred and ninety-seventh anniversary
OF the first English settlement in this
country and should not pass without
appropriate exercises. The Exposition
Committee was unable to take final ac-
ton in tho matter yesterday, but ap-
pointed subcommittee. which Is to take
up and decide the character and scope
1 OF the celebration to DO held next Fri.
GaT 1850
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
o, Tommy Tommy!

After looking critically ut. his reflection
In the glass. Tommy decided that his hair
needed cutting.
Being a boy accustomed to act prompt
ly. he proceeded to cut it himself.
With a. dull pair Of scissors he hagsledl
was standing off and admlring the result
when his mother came I'M.
20, my child!, she exclaimed. what
Cant YOU see? I'm cutting my hair.
''You bad boy! You go right straight
to the nearest barber shop and have i
done over again. Here's quarter. Fuii
your hat down SO people cant see. you.
With heart full of resentment Tommy
took t., money and went away, and ten
minutes later he was sitting In BARRIERS
clAlr
"Great snakes, bubr' said the. barber,
passing his hand over the boys head,
who's been cutting your. hair?'
,.My, mother, al course he said, WHO
dye s'posc?"-Chlcago Tribune.
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OBITUARY..
DR.. Walton Fuqua.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
CHAMBLISSBURG. VA. May b.-Dr.
clan, died April 18th at his home at
s, Stew Va. aged thirty,ons years.
lie had been In declining health for sew
eral months. but death was. due 70 heart
trouble. He Is survived by his vile, Mis.
Mary FRANKLIN Fuqua; his parents, Dr..
and Mrs. j. w Fuqua. and sister. Miss
Lille, OF Vinton, Va; two brothers. pr.
breckenridge Fu1ua, OF Lynchburg, Na''
and jesse NJ. Fn1ua, Of Richmond. va:
IIo was born and raised at Chambliss,
burg. and when quite young graduated
from the Virginia Medical College. Rich
mond, with highest honors, ana ia !
served the people q ms !, seG ncs , 1oI
nearly two years ears i ana Won ,,Im lhe 'oN' '"u
Thc funeral services were conducted o
flom the Methodist Episcopal Church az
Chambissburg. April goth at o'clock py
Rev. Joseph A. Barnhardt' assisted ps
I Pcp
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Base Ball.
Barclay, the Cardinals left fielder, is
Ill.
dick" Cooley is still getting in his hit
every game.
Jim Dclahanty spells his name $ It Is
here printed.
President Pulliam has booked a trip to
Europe IN October
Higgins is playing grand ball for Gin
clnnati for new man.
McGraw can still play ball as well as
Indulge IN bawl play.
Tho Boston club has given UP all claim
TO Joe Beams services.
Brooklyn has released Second Rasenan
Loudenslager to Baltimore, a. .,,,na,
in the box. lie Is In fine fettle.
The Boston club has turned ,lnflclder
Aubrey over to the Providence club.
Charley De Armond. mas s,o mP pra, ior y
Harry slclnfedt Is suffering With ln UNI
bago and Cozy Dolan With sore ankle
Strange is playing J better ,. ,5 game -, at
hsn he dd lnfu am WnsSer
the Greatest allrround player-greater
Manager McGrnw took IN the races at
Jamaica on Apgil a7th ana won SLooo on
Charley Plttmger, who was on the mar
ket year or so ago IS no" Boston 5
.Diiiona Is making good Impression IN
Brooklyn. The bleachers have dubbed
Tom ~ Jones, who holds down first base
for tho Browns, has improved WONDER
fully in his fielding since lie was WIN
the dsmantod orioles two years ago
Turner. the new recruit at snort for
Clcveland is playing q much faster same
than did Gochnalr. Flo IS fielding more
accurately and is hitting hard 49,,
well as he ever did He makes he as
sists without making much iuss wS0nt ~
and can still work IN an occasional
'.JIiin Jimmy - Callahan never played better
ball for the White Soy Than he he Is so doing
lie team how 70 work for victory all
''i Ban MI, Johnson and Fred Postal arr, enc
mics no longer. Ban sent p pre R an amer,
Ban Ban i a hiee letter q thanks SO the
bloody chasm is brdsed, a.. p..,
Both this year and last the Boston
Americans have used an oltiie,der lor
al extra man, 1t worked all flsht last
Season. and while QiNeill IS 9 pro ~ 'he
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garden, he may prove shy when 1t comes
to tho field.
President Johnson may rescind his or
der restricting players ongate team to six
teen, so far as the Washington club is
concerned, on account OF the peculiar
tangle into which the. club got at the
start of the season.
Comskey on Saturday last resigned
tract after brief conference, during
which the former Chicago backstop cs-
tabllshed his claim to q complete refor-
nation and promised to continue 1t
throughout the playing season,
The Chicago American League club has
set aside June goth as Garry Hermann
Day" The Reds president Will be in
Chicago at that time at the head OF the
Republican National Convention. lie will
be the guest of the Chicago American
League Club and will be accompanied
by other notables of Ohio.
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Still Paving Pensions.

Mr. L, l.. c. Scott. pension clerk in the
Auditors office yesterday stated that
about two Thousand pensioners had been
paid the amounts due them by the pro-
visions of the act Of 1888. The payment
Of all those entitled to pensioE1 under
this act will be completed by about next
Wednesday.
There arc two subsequent acts under
which large sums are paid out in pen
sions, and the payments under these Will
soon be made by the Auditors office.
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Isaac Guggenheimer.

Especial to The ,Times-Dspatch)
BALTIMORE, MD, May 6,-lsaac Gug-
genhe,ner, senior member of the firm of
.Gpggenheimcr, We'll and Company, died
suddenly to-day In his office, North
Charles Street.
Mr., Guggenheimer was born In Hurben,
Bavaria, .sixty-three years ago, and came
to America when no was quite young His
parents settled In Rockbridge county.
Va. aud when he became young man
.he went TO Richmond, where he en-
guged IN tho dry goods business. During
no war he was n member OF tho Home
Guards, and when Richmond was attack
cd, he was active In Its defense. COM
Ing Ia Baltimore thirty years ago. he
opened Il stationery store
Mr. Duggenheime was married npout
thirty-eight years ago to MISS cara
lIlrscll, Of Richmond, who survives him
with five children.
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Standing Of the Clubs.
Cleveland, 8; Detroit,

CLEVELAND, May 6.--Donnhuc's toss
ing was too much for Detroit to-day and
had 1t not been for his error. Detroit
would have been shut out. With men
on bases he was nvincible.
The score: r. II. Il.
Cleveland ,....o2OO100O'- Z /
Detroit ............O0O OO100o OIL i
Batteries: Donahue and Bemis; Stovall
and Wood Time. 10 Umplres, King
and Sheridan Attendance, 4,60O.
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Georgia Athletes Champions.

(By Assoclaled Fress)
Fl ATLANTA, GA, May 6--The Unlyer-
sity Of Georgia won the State champions
ship In track athletics ~ the meet be-
Emery College here to-day by taking a
majority of points Tho total scores
made BY the three colleges We're: Gcor-
gia, 66 Emery, 81: Technology, 10,
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Lee Camp to Attend.

Lee Camp, Confederate Veterans, de-
c;dcd last night to attend the Oakwood
memorial services at Union Station
Church tomorrow evening at o'clock.
Rev. g. III. Spooner, the pastor, will
requested TO meet In the lecture room
OF the church tomorrow evening at 7:a0
O'Clock,
Tho meeting of the camp last night was
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Receiver. Appointed.
(specIal 10 The Times-D Dispute

Especial to The Times Dlspatch)
CHARLOTTE, n. c., May 6,-JndEe M.
H. Justice this afternoon signed al, order
appointing the Southern States Trust
Company receivers for the Charlotte
Paint and Wall Paper Company, corpo-
ration that has been doing business IN
the Elks' Temple building on North
.Tryon street. The application for q re.
fceiver was made by Mr.. A. ]. Dunn. who
makes a sworn complaint that the cor
poration Is insolvcnt.
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Looking Southwark.

signor Rossi. a representative of tho
on a tour Of Investigation to do what he
can to improve the conditions TO which
Italian immigrants arc subject. Efforts
havo been made lately 70 induce these
the demand for Ia Dor Is growing acute.
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Oil Flows in Tennessee.

(By ASSONlnted TTesS.1 u
J KNOXYILLE TENN, May GA spe-
cial from jamestown, Tenn, says flow
ing oil Vein was struck Yesterday about
tour miles from jamestown, Al a depth
of seven hundred feet oil began flowing
hour, and it continues to flow James
town Is In the entucky-Tennsssee oA
belt.
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DEATHS,

.sHANKs--Died. at his residence: 700 NJ,
Twenty-tfth Street. ut 6;4S r M, MAY
9th, WILLIAM A, SHANkS, III me
iorty-nrst year of his age,
Funeral from the residence SUNDAY
AFTERNOON at q o'clock. Friends ana
acqualntances invited to attend, inter-
ment In Hollywood,
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Highest Price for Burley.
tBy Associated Press.)

tBy Associated Press)
LOUISVILLE, ny. May 6.--rhe record
price for the season on hurley tobacco
was reported to-day, q tobacco company
paying twenty-eight cents n pound for
q hogshcad of the Washington county
r,rp
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St. Louis, s; Chicago, 8.

CHICAGO. May s.-Chicago scored
three runs III the first inning on q base
on sails. two errors and a single, after
which Sievers held Chicago down to two
hits. The visitors tied the score In the
eighth and won out in the tenth on
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New Orleans, 10, Memphis, ;.

! 1INtW IOIIGdIIo, I'D INS111E111o, 8
NEW ORLEANS, LA, May 6.-The Pei
leans hit Stockdale hard and often when
hits counted. winning an easy victory
DUNCAN, with Miller on base, pounded out
q home run. Boys were admitted treo
and there were thousands present.
Score by innings: X. =. ~.
Memphs.... .....0OO2o01 o--3 4
New Orleans. .O0o1S11 Ito 9
Battcries Stockdale and Fritz: Brown
and Fox,
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Montgomery, 6; Birmingham, s

Montgomery, g.; Birmingham, S.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, May 6.-Aftcr
eleven innings of rank playing. With a
man OH third for Birmingham, and with
only one man out, DeAver caught a line
hit Off Ma tthews's bat with two fingers
threw Duffy out ut third and completed
n double play, which gave Montgomery
the game. Catcher Clark, of Montgomery
was fined $40 by the umpire for alleged
offensive acts. Attendance. 5000.
Score BY innings r, r. L.
Birmingham J. 100000 Oh II l
Montgomery ..2o1ooOo1 0o2-6 6 0
Battelies: Minnahan and Matthews;
Stultz, Triton, Deavcr and Clark.
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Standing Of the Clubs.

Cincinnati, y; St. Louis, a.
= CINCINNATI. May 6.--St. Louis started
with a lead III the game with Cincinnati,
but the local team overtook and defeated
them Tho failure Of Corcoran to see
1seckley's drive, which should have been
an easy out gave st. Louis their three
runs In the fifth Attendance, $500.
Score: R.FH. II.
Cincinnati ........3oo2oO2o3'- 0 .
st. Louis .......,..O 0 1e3 0 0 0 0--4 36 1
Batteries: Ewing and schlei; Nichols
and Byers. Time, 1885. Umpire, O'Dny
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Summary: Earned runs, Virginia q.
Hop,ins ! stolen bases, Pollard two base
hits, boyd: three base hits, Stearns, Mo
son, G. Campbell struck out, by. Cole' 10
IL, campbell 2: ba SEES on balls, Oft Cole 2:
hit Nv pitcher, Daniel. Munger, Mason;
sacrifice, Lyon; wild pitch Cole, passed
balls Chandler. Boyd; wild throw. Bowie
2: lmplres, Head and Galloway.
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Mrs. Margaret Andrews.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch)
WINCHESTER VA, May 6'-A tele-
gram received this afternoon announced
tho death In Washington to-day of Mrs.
Margaret Andrews, widow OF William An
drcws. who was a noted chief of police
here during the Civil War. Mrs Andrews
was stricken with paralysis a few days
ago, She was eighty-seven years old.
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n Boston. "; New York, q
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday. y

Nashville, 8; Atlanta, 4 ucn innings.
New Orleans, 9; Memphis. 8.
Little II oc Observation-Disclosures
(raln).
. Montgomery, O. Birmingham. s eleven
innlngs).
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Mrs. S. ]. K. Fellers.
lsnecIaI 10 The Times DIspatch,y

Ro,ANOKE, VA, May s,-Mrs. Sarah
j.. X. Fellers died this morning at the
residence of her daughter, Mrs c. S.
Read aged seventy years. She had been
an invalid for ten years, confined to her
bed. She was n native Of Botctourt
county and her remains will be taken
to Buchanan for interment.
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MARRIAGES.

BROOK LENN.--AIarried. at her
home. April 27. 1901, by Rev. Rascom
\ ney. Miss RATIlE y, q LHSN 10 Mr. e.
G.. BROOKS,
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rteldrick's single and Hemphilrs homo

Heidrick's single and Hemphill's home
stuii.
The score: Il. II. u.
Chle,'go .........3 Ooooooooo-s 8 9
81 LOFTS ........O 0 o O0102o2-5 8
Bntteres: Flnherty anu Sullivan; Slew
ers hnu sugden Time, 1850. Umpire,
O'LpuBhlin. Attendance, 2p6O
Philadelphia, Is; Washington, g.,
PHILADELPHIA, May 6.-1n Tho first
and second Innings to-day. Washington.
scored five runs, through poor fielding
hnd 1ienley's wildness. III the second in
Ming Patton was knocked Off the rubber,
anu Mason, VINO replaced him was bat
ted I'll over the field during the remain-
der of the game.
The score: r. II. q.
Washington .....2sOoo0 oo1-6 10 2
Philadelphia ...,.O 50o11 '-t6 % 4
Batteries: Patton Mason and Drill;
iHehloy and Schrech. Time, hours, Utn-
ptfe, Carpenter. Attendance, $3.50.
Boston, 81; New York, 2.
BOSTON, May G,--Tanncfill and Hughes
faced their former teammates today and
the superior support received ~ the for
iner, was chiefly responsible for Bos-
TONS victory, Stahls batting was the
feature.
The score. r. Fl. Il.
Boston ....,........1 O 013o % '-5 s 0
New York .........O o1O100O o. s 3
Batteries: Tannehll and Farrell;
Hughes and Mcclure Time 1:55, Um-
res, Dwyer and Connolly. Attendance,
Logo 4st ljt Ii E
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Where They Play To-day.

New York at Boston.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Detroit ut Cleveland.
st. Louis Mt Chicago.
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PHILADELPHIA, s; Pittsburg,

Philadelphia, s.; Pittsburg, Z.
PITTSBURG, PA, May 6.-The game
throughout on both sides was very poor
with Pittsburg outdolng Philadelphia in
poorness.
Score: r.. ri. Il.
Pttsburg ....,... 90 20 o. 10 2-7 10 q
Philadelphia ~. 02O70 053 3-15 10 4
Batteries: Miller, Camnitz, Smith and
Phelps; Frazer. Doom and Roth Time,
eco Umpire, Emslle.
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Nashville. s; Atlanta, q.

NASHVILLE, TENN, May 6.-DeMon-
treville made his initial appearance at
short-ston for Atlanta to-day. and after
playing good ball, lost the game In the.
tenth inning, attempting a double play.
Attendance, loo.
Score by innings: r. II. %.
Nashville ......0OO210O1o s
Atlanta .........O120510 00o0-4
Batteries: Herman and Fisher; Ely and
husky.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
K AT Augusta. Augusta, 2; Macon, l..
b At jacksonville: Savannah, o; Jackson
VILE, 2.
biu a. s3s,t
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College Games Yesterday.
At Wake Forest: Guilford. 8; Wake
Forest, o.
Al Andovcr: Andover, S; Yale, 3.
AT Lebanon: Cumberland, 10; Nash
Vile, /.
Al Nashville: Vanderbilt. !: Sewanec. o.
At Tuscaloosa: Tennessee. Q; Alabama.
Il -s5 .
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Millers, 10; Bridgewater, 0.

Especial to The Times DispalchD
z IlAEH!SJNEGRG. NA.. May e'--siiIler
School shut out BridgeWater College
team at Bridgewaler, 10 to Q. this after
noon
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Scores Yesterday.
Philadelphia 10. Washington 6.
Boston 5, New York 3.
Cleveland 8, Detroit 1.
st. Louis S, Chicago 8.