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Douglas Memorial Not to Withdraw.

An article appeared in Saturdays Star to
the effect that the Douglas Memorial base
ball club of the Sunday School League is
to withdraw from the league.
Manager Sterne desires to empha tically
deny the same, as either being piece of
spitework or a huge joke" The article
is entirely false, unsound and malicious
and was evidently written to put a damper
upon the Douglas teams previous good
work also to belittle the players by using
such nchnames as Piggie, Teny.e and
Yum.
Manager Sterne desires it to be known
that the club of which he Is manager is in
fine condition physically, working together
nicely and upon mutual good terms both
on and off the diamond. and expects to put
up an elegant article of ball when the sea-
son ODenS.
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Georgetown "Preps'" Inter-Class Me-

Georgetown "Preps'" Inter-Class Meet.
The first annual inter-class field and
track meet of the Georgetown Prep"
School Athletic Association will be held on
Georgetown field tomorrow afternoon.
Prizes will be awarded to the first and
second men in all the events 1t is believed
that the games will largely be a race be-
tween the two upper classes, as they have
practically all of the best athletes. The
seniors Will be represented by Captain
Gately, Montgomery. Duggan and Jess.
who composed the all-prep team that has
represented the school in most of the in
door meets. O'Gorman the shot-putter, viii
also be entered in the events. Pa1ien has
been entered in several events, and Reilly
will be in the half and mile events. The
junior class, which is expected to show Up
well in the events. will be represented by
Ciblen, Cohen, Bland.n. Beckett, Cullen.
Won Schrader Byrne. Morse. Mahr, Clark
and Harris. 1t has been decided to charge
no admission to the field and large crowd
will doubtless be present.
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ter meetings. has ever had came to close.
The majority of the owners and trainers
who remained at City Park for the wind-up
will ship their stables to Union Park. ST.
Louis; Nashville and Kansas City. where
the new western turf organization has
meetings scheduled in the near future.
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she visited this country last year and
played at Merton Miss Dodd met with de-
feat.
Miss Griscom has played on nearly all
the prominent English links, and has won
high praise from the best critics OF Scot
land and England.
The decision to invade the British links
was made only recently. and the fact that
preparations had been made to compete
with the women Of England became known
only last Saturday.
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Gus Faust to Meet All Corners.

August Faust, the German heavyweight
Graeco- Roman wrestler will begin a week S
engagement at Kernan's Lyceum tonight.
meeting all Corners. A forfeit of SO will be
given to any wrestler staying the time limit
of 10 minutes. Faust bars none at this style.
of wrestling. He appeared in Baltimore
Ia st week and but one man succeeded in
winning the money. and this was Amer
icus." the champion light heavyweight of
the south.
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be succeeded by five months of waking up
The Pirates are rushing the season a
triple play in the second game OF the year
Is hurrying matters. The second game also
witnessed the ejectment of Leader Clarke,
which was less to Pittsburg's credit.
Plenty of sleep is said to improve the
batting eye as nothing else Will True
enough: but the batsman should be awak-
ened before he is allowed to approach the
plate.
Many managers who a few weeks age
couldn't say enough for their new recruits
are now finding they Were merely bu'.'ns
he tin-can market
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ONE SUNDAY GAME.
Chicago Shut Out the st. Louis
Browns

Altrock pitched good ball yesterday at
Chicago for the White Sox and had no
trouble. in shutting out the Browns. In the
fifth inning Buchanan got hard pounding.
single. double and three triples being
made off his delivery. This cinched the
victory for the White Sox. Snow fell heav-
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The Rockaway Stakes.

The Rockaway Stakes. which Will be run
on Friday; as the fixed attraction of the
program for that day. should have one OF
the best fields of the week. Named as
starters are many of the horses that went
to the post in the Carter and as the dis
tance is furlong shorter sprlnters should
have a better chance Forty-seyen have
been nominated for the stake including
G. A Ainwicks fast Splinter Invincible;
NJ l.. Hayman's Orthodox and Right Royal,
ID. c. Johnsons Roseben, ]. II. Mccormick S
Emergency. Andrew Millers Incantation
and Coy Maid. Sydney Paget's Czaraphine
and Teacress, Kansas Prices ARABIC F.
T., Smathers' Rapid Water. Irene Lindsey
and Burleigh; Z. A. Whitney's Toscan and
r. T Wilson's Montreson. There Is GER
tainly enough class and speed In this lot
to insure close contest and an exciting
finish.
There is every prospect. according to a
report that comes from the west that the
troubles between the new Amer can Turf
Association and the Western Jockey Club
may be speedily settled and that at an early
date there will be entire Encouragement
of the plans for the coming western cam
paign. The good news comes from New
Orleans and says that arrangements are
being made by which the leaders of the
two warning factions viii get together and
bring order out of the existing chaos Such
a move would come a boon to western
racing men. many of whom. rather than be
come involved in the fight, have been forced
to send their stables east in the hope that
they may be able to pick up purse here
and there and pay expenses. According to
the report the meeting between the leaders
OF the rival factions will take place in
Cincinnati. The war has been a most ex-
pensive one for both sides thus far and
the leaders have probably come to the
conclusion that discretion Is the better part
of vaior
With the running of yesterdays card at
City Park. the longest session of racing that
New Orleans, used to long drawn out win
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Mills, 35 out of So; Rabbit. 8 out of 8;
Dickinson 3 out OF 3: Cashell. out of 10;
Tarbell, Is out of As; Leroy Warfeld, 10
out of So; Benson, out of 20; Bradley, .
out of 10.
The shoot was managed by Messrs. Thorn
as c. Keys and George Allnutt of the Rock
Vile Gun Club.
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Beat the Dolphin Sailors.

The Commissioners club defeated the
team from the United States ship Dolphin
Saturday afternoon by score of Is to 8.
The sailor boys, under the leadership Of
Lieutenant Barthalow, formerly of Annap-
oils. have a strong team. and this is their
first defeat of the season.
The Commissioners took kindly to the de-
livery of Curnane from the first inning. and
scored in each of the seven innings played.
The sailors hit Cantwell freely in the last
three innings. but the Commissioners had a
safe lead.
The score by innings:
r. II. f.
Commission 5 2 1 lis IL
Dolphns. $500. -
Batteries Commissioners Cantwel and Clayton
Dolphins Curnane and Farrell
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Left on bases-Chcago, 4; ST. Louis, T. Two
base hits-T. Jones, Donahue and Wallace. Three
base hits-Holnnes, f. Jones and Green Sacrifice
hits-Holmes and Altrock. Struck out-By Alt
rock D; by Buchanan, 3. First base on balls-Ofr
Altrock. 2; on Buchanan. L. Umpire-Mr Sheri-
dan. Time of game-1 hour and 3S minutes
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GOLF AT ATLANTIC CITY.
Fownes Defeats Horstmann Only After
a Long Struggle.

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.. April NV. c.
Fownes. jr.. of Pittsburg Saturday after
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Base Ball Notes.

Manager Stahl of Washington says he
has some surprises up his sleeve. About
the biggest one he could spring would be
to lift the Senators out of their familiar po-
sition at the bottom of the raee.-Philadel
phia North American.
George Brownies Injured hand is mendiag
nicely but it is still in bandages-
The base ball coroner can begin his work.
Many a diamond post-mortem Will be held
between now and October.
The Phillies seem to have made dis
tinct gain by substituting Ireland at short
stop for Germany.
Cincinnati will now hand its hackers a
month of championship dreams. which will
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National League Clubs Standing

Yesterdays National League Games.
Pittsburg. 8; Cincinnati. 4.
Chicago 4; st. Louis. g.
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National League G.

National League Games Today.
Boston at New York.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
Chicago at st. Louis.
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noon annexed another first prize in the AT
lantic City Country Club golf tournament
by defeating H. w. Perrin of Philadeiphia
up and 8 to play. Perrin. who is ex-cham-
pion Of the Quaker city. showed signs OF
weakness from the first, although few out
side players have as good "A knowledge
of the local course. His poor showing Is
largely attributed to the stiff wind. He
is never at his best In hill go. Fownss
was up at the turn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-17

American League Games Today.
New York at Washington
Boston at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Cleveland
ST. Louis at Chicago
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For the Arverne Stakes.

A. nicely balanced field of 3-year-olds has
been named for the Arverne Stakes, which
will be the feature of Tuesdays card In
the lot are the Albemarle stables Bohemia
and Santa Catalina; L. " Bells Glorlher,
the Goughacres stables Preen. M L. hay
mans Right Royal, James r. keene's Blu
cher Andrew Millers Coy Maid and Incan-
1ation. sydney Paget's Belle Strome, Tea
cress and Czaraphine, F. B. Van Meters
HandZarra and r. 7. Wilson, 1r g Allie
incur Sufficient class. therefore, Is engaged
to warrant the prospect or cracking GOOD
contest.
,The Ross Stakes. at half mile. for p
year-old FLIES exclusively, which will be
the fixture on Wednesdays program. VIII
give August Belmonts fine lilly Tiptoe
chance to show what she can do against
some of the misses that did not race at
Benning Mr.. Belmonts daughter of Hast
inps-Tarpeia was easily the best of the
misses that was shown at Benning and on
4ba form she displayed at Washington she
has something of class With the eXcep-
ton of w. c. Days Moonshtne and the
Goughacres Stables Azure, none of the
Youngsters named In the Rose Stakes nave
vet faced the barrier, but there are said to
be some good ones in the lot that Tiptoe
will face Newton Bennington has named
Miss Teddington and Edna Jackson the lat
ter of which has been high tried, while
James r. Keene has named one daughter of
Ben Brush. Pleasure Bay and two OF Horo-
scope, Pythia and Cassandra, the latter of
which Is also reported to have shown some
fast trials Seven of the Smathers lot have
been nominated for the Rose, so that Tip
toe seems to have her work cut out for
her.
GIorlher Preen. Right Royal, Butcher.
Merry Lark Austin Allen, Sinister, Es-
cutcheon Coy Maid, Incarnation, Belle
Strofne Teacress. Czaraphine Witch Hazel
Trapper and other good 3-year-olds will
make up the field that will race in the
PeconIc Handicap for 3-year-olds at seven
furIongs in the feature event of Thursday S
card The weights for the race will be an
nounced by Handicapped Vosburgh tomor-
row and his allotment will be waited for
with interest
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National Junior Republic. / IS % 6
Laurel Outing Club. o o-3
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS OF
the District of Columbia, Washington, February 2,
19O5.-Ordered. That the following are hereby made
and promulgated regulations governing the
erection of private reviewing stands during the
Inaugural ceremonies on March 4. 1905 under the
joint resolution of Congress. approved January II,
1905: In order to secure uniformity in the scheme
for decorating Pennsylvania avenue, the decora-
tive features of all stands must first be approved
by the chairman parks and reviewing stands,
be submitted to and approved by the inspector of
buildings. who will then issue permit. No con-
struction work on stands shall be started before
February co. 1905, and all work, including decora-
ton, shall be completed on or before March 1, or
permit will be revoked and structure ordered re-
moved within twenty-fc hours. Stands to be re-
moved. all material and debris removed from
streets and sny damage to public property repaired
to remove stand that has been condemned, or to
clear away any materia! within the time specified.
Inspector of buildings, and cost Of same deducted
from deposit made by applicant for stand The
projection from building line not to exceed feet
preserved between the pavement and under side
Of platform supports and braces. The ends Of
eight-foot height, thus hiding all bracing from
view. The bottom stills plates shall be beveled
uprights or posts win be secured to the sill with
iron knees. No bottom bracing to posts will be
St. between Penn ave- and New York ave. and Ion on
Penn ave. between 18th and 18th SITS. no stand
ing line than the present projections the build
ing where the stand is to be erected Existing bal
comics must be reinforced as directed by the In
spectOr OF buildings. No stand balcony shall be
occupied until the inspector of buildings shall have
issued certificate of inspection to its safety.
A fee of one $1.00) dollar shall be charged for
each permit for stand, and the applicant Will be
required to deposit $1,000 dollars to cover the
cost OF any damage to public property. Attention
is called to section 104, building regulations which
prohibits the erection placing Of observation
stands or platforms upon the roof of any building
No stand structure shall be used for advertising
purposes. Amy person violating any Of these reg
ulations shall be liable for each such ofense to
Court Of co}6
District. and in default Of payment thereof to i'm
rrisonment In the workhouse Of said District for
not longer than go days. HENRY B. F. MAC
FARLAND. HENRY L. WEST, JOHN BIDDLE,
Commissioners d. C. fed at
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Washington. D. O., February g. 19O6.-Informatlon
has been received at this department from Mr..
Lewis A. Martin, American consul at Ciudad Por-
friO Diaz. Mexico. of the death on the 10th of
March. 1904 at Bajan, Mexico, Of Jack Armstrong
an American citizen. The legal representatives OF
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-04
FOR SALE-LOTS.


FOR sALEwnEsT OF EcKINGToS LOTS.
HOME SITES, ALL PARTS.
WAREHOUSE SITES on RAILROAD.
SOME SOM OF THEN VERY CHEAP.
J. B. WINNER. REAL ESTATE 1901 q ST. fest
FOR SALE
BARGAINS IN LOTS IN KALoRAMA HEIGHTS
$ St near French legation: Mass. ave-,
are REAL oPPoRTUSIfIEs These lots belong
sse estates Of some Of the original owners Of
v Wuerr y. uses for money at bone. ALL WE
THOMAS J. FISHER co. anc).
FOR sALE-SPECIAL BIG BARGAIN-SPLEN-
91a building site near Vermont and l.; 2sK
ment; good for two days. FRANK L. RAW
LINGS. 1905 Pa. ave. fest
MOUNT PLEASANT HEIGHTs-LoCATED d.
most substantial growth that is. squsres north S
Of the ter, terminus Of the l4th St. line and be-
Tor the extension of l4th st. and the 14th st.
car oon line nee fully 10 squares farther northward
tension of 18th st.
A bin is now before Congress which provides
Tor the extension OF Rock Creek Park q 400
acres. costing over $1,000. ooO,. up Pney Branch
Valley ito our subdivision, in order to abut on
I1th ST. This magnificent park makes Mount
n.s speculative or residential standpoint, the
the great parks of the large cities
we are now snbdividng Mount Pleasant
Heights into y. l. 2 and 3-acre villa pats; also
10 building lots. This property Is part OF
tArgye," better known Bisgden's Deer
Park. famous for It's natural forest shade trees
which, Of course. Will be preserved
A number OF lots have already been sold. The
official plat is exhibition Office.
$500 cash: balance $40 to $50 monthly or one
fourth cash; balance In four annual payments:
per cent on for cash.
Write; telephone or call for our new Illus
trated booklet Automobile your service IL
you wish to see the property.
a speciality; ROBERT l.. HEATER, Mgr, Colo
RADIO bldg. Tel. Main so. fe4-3t
FOR sALE-TO WHITE OR COLORED PEOPLE
Several large building lots between south end Of
Long bridge and Arlington electric line;
10 minutes ride or % minutes walk Of Wash
ington; terms only IS down. balance 81 per week;
prices from $3.50 to $3.50 per lot. Write for
JAMES E. CLEMENTS.
fes-st. Phone Main 1850
FOR SALE
Capitol and = SITS. including plans for house;
foundation already dug; builders loan granted OF
$3.50 and party wall d Al 4 E E4R f,,o 60
Phone Main 1929 1417 II st. NV.
FOR SALE-'SPECULATTvE GROUND'-ABOUT
"a GOO Sc. IT.; good section Sc. near Mass. ave.
NJ. BRYANT. warder bldg feet
FOR sAIE-CALL FOR OUR LIST OF Lors
81 IDlNu LOTS FOR BUILDERS AND HOME
BCiLpEKSSi SPECULATIVE FEC GROUND.
nol2-lf MOORE & HILL Unc., III I4th st. NV
FOR SALE-LOTs. LOTS LOTS.
IN ALL SECTIONS.
YOU'LL SAVE TINE AND MONEY
BY GETTING OUR LIST.
IN THE FASHIONABLE SECTIONS
on CoLCMBIA AND WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
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