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The Washington times., 1905-06-25

In Running Water, Woodford Clay
has one CT the snaartest young misses
of the season, and one that will be heard
from even more prominently when the
distances lengthen out to SIX furlongs
and over Her winning OF the Rose
bud In 0:59 3-5, and the easy manner
in which she was running at the end.
after wearing down the. speedy Aviston,
stamped her as very clever young
Ster
The Washington times., 1905-06-25

j. II, Mccormick, one Of the Oldest and
most popular owners and trainers in the
country. has been taken to a hospital to
be operated on for a carbuncie. Several
years ago Mr.. Mccormick was ccm-
PEELED to undergo a similar opera tion
that nearly cost his life His many
friends. therefore. are much worried re-
garding the present trouble.
The first combination sale of yearIings,
the property OF Kentucky and virk mia
breeders. began at the sales paddocks
at Sheepshead Monday. The breeding
studs represented In the sale were those
of Col Il. f. Clay. Catesby Woodfard, J.
n. Camden. Baker & Gentry. Mrs T. J.
Carson, and r. ]. Hancock s. Son. The
prices realized were frst-class in every
particular and show conclusiveIy the
market for thoroughbreds is steadfast.
The top price paid was $4,000, which
Capt. Sam Brown gave for a full broth
er TO his. Derby winner, Agile, by Str
Dixon-Alpena. II. B. Duryea was a
liberal buyer and got several choice lots,
The Washington times., 1905-06-25

Charley Weitzel has bought Edna
Wilkes from Frank Thomas.
The Washington times., 1905-06-25

Javins Brothers Myron H, 2:s1h
driven by Thomas. created highly
favorable impression for the way il
which he stayedwith the bunch in the
2:25 trot at Gentlemen's Driving Park,
The Washington times., 1905-06-25

Jarvins Brothers have traded Louise
Hal for Niger Boy. a free-for-all lag.
The Washington times., 1905-06-25

H. Oppenheimer has bought Elmir
Grattan from A. Morrison.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-11
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of tho Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York, May 10.-Iriccs reversed the
movement Of yesterday and saSSed in II
heavy market, today. The only siGnjii-
canoe which can bc attached 10 the move
mcnt was the almost total abstcnt.tiur
from the dealings of any real holders of
stocks or any real seekers for stocks
LiIuidation seems to bc completed and
tn. supply of stocks i'll the market is
exceedingly small. 1t is easy. therefore,
when the trading element t.tkcs the Ions.
side to get prices up as far aS that ele-
mcnt dares to carry the movement. On
the OtEcr hand any effort to market
cntckS even Of Il mca.rc amount, finds
practically no demand and prices cunsc-
CUE ntlN ran off easily.
Iodays business was extremely small.
The initiative came from Il gain, which,
was the outcome of the settlement is
awaited with some renewed apprchcnsion
which WIS shown by the renewal of light
i,auriaii"n thcrn OF american securities.
IN TIE current discussion about the Stock
Exchange most stress laid on tn. re.
vived discussion by the President and sec
ret;ry of w.tr of the railway rate lcgisla-
ton measures. indicating the unchanged
Importance attached to this question by
the administration. An impression had
operators that the course OF the hearing
on the subject by the committee of the
United States Senate had served to lessen
The probib bility of its being pushed as an
issue with the aSgrCSsivencSS indicated
at times. The tone Of public addresses
by the President and q leading member
of his administration served to shake the
assurance felt on this point.
Money was extremely easy. but sterling
cyChang" was strong and the question
was AGAIN canvassed whether the small
demand in the local money market would
not permit an outGO of gold. Paris has
rclaEcd its demand for that metal how
ever and arrivals in London are going
into the bank of England. The snecial
show Of strength in Smelling was due to
The rcrcrt of tho financial results accom-
pIish"d in connection with the OrCaniZ;.
tion of its now subsidiary comnanv
few other metal stocks showed sympathv
Ecadir- wax helncd mp hy the reports
from tho anthra cite board. There wore
some r"covcrics from tho extreme d.
riincE which worc not wide in themselves
but th" closing was easy.
Ennls wore irregular. Total S,Ios par
v'lu"- sI.S.3NM. I'nitoh States bonds were
all unchanged or call
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-11
Maine Central Institute Ball Schedule.

Manager Lancaster announced the
Maine Central Institute baseball sched-
uic. Wednesday. as follows:
May 13-East Maine Conference
Seminary at Bucksport.
Mry 2O-Coburn at Waterville.
May 24-DcXtcr High at Pittsficld.
May 27-East Maine Conference Sem
mary at Fittsfield.
June 3--Ilcxter High ut Dexter.
June 10-COburn at Pittsticld.
Maine Central is reported as having
a very Snappy team. this year No
scheduled game has been played rs yet.
but in Il game. with the Pittsfcld To-
Gals Il good showing WAS made. and it
is thought that they will be right at
home with most of the preparatory
schools i'm this section. Lots OF hard
practice is being put in. this week. in
nnticination of the game at Bucksport.
SATURDAY.. and the boys feel confident
that IL good showing will be made.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-11
LEGAL PROCEEDINGS
Instituted Against N. e. League Mag
mates by Lynn Baseball Club.

Lynn. Mass. May 1o.---Thc contest be-
tween the Lynn baseball team of the
y. f.. League and the Lynn Associa-
ton Club. an indcpcnd mt organization.
was renewed. today. when legal pro-
ccedirgs were instituted against the
New England League officials by the
Lynn baseball and Amusement Asso-
citation. which controls the independent
nine. The proceedings grew out of the
action. yesterday. Of President r. II.
Murnanc. of the New England League
in protesting against Il game arranged
between the Chicago National League
Club and the association nine here.
President Murnane in his protest. stat
ed that the Lynn Club Of the league and
the Fall River nine had a game. yes-
terday at GlenmOre Park and that the
National baseball agra ament to which
Chicago is a party made Lynn "protect-
ed territory" When the Chicago club
manager received the protest he decid-
ed to cancel the game with the associa-
ton. Ihe association, today. entered
suits for alleged damages of $1,000 each
against President Murnane. Secretary
JACOB I. Morse, of the New England
League Thomas S. McDermott. man
aser of the Fall River Club and one
Charles H. Rogers. supposedly of Lynn.
The association claims that letter ap-
peared in Boston Sunday paper sign
ed with the name of Rogers. calling the
or the league officials to the
proposed Chicago-Associatio ton game.
In the suits the plaintiff charged con-
spiracy TO injure and cause financial
loss 10 the association by preventing
chicago from carrying ou: its contract.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-11
A Cheerful Spring Opening.

There is something very different in
the way the baseball season starts in
from the opening of the football season.
When football is due "" begin to see
youths of singular AMI outrageous ap-
nearance, wearing upholstered breechcS
and facial expressions of solemn feroc-
ity. heading toward the parks and
Fairgrounds. Some of them are en-
bracing oblong bags covered with yell
low piEskin. and the rest tag after them
silently and adInringly. The sentiment
of the occasion is stern, its whole SuS-
Scstion unpiayful and morOse.
The prcmOnitions of The baseball sea-
son are far otherwise. They arc to be
observed. as soon as the snow disap-
pears, in the disposition of even tho
youngest street boys to throw small
rubber balls about. They are very
happy about this. Larger boys and
young men play catch i'll the street and
the park smiling and shouting at every
muff. or cheering long throws and good
catches. Even girls can be seen playing
catch furtively in the pack yard. Boya
go proudly down the street with -
cent bats. painted red and yellow. made
of ash. with knots in .hcm. Both the
boys and the bats radiata cheerfulneSS
as far as they can be seen.
The gospel of baseball is one that tn"
people hear gladly. 1t is wholesome and
helpful. 1t appeals to cvcryhody. 1t is
conducive to full brcaths. free lungs.
erect ard springy attitudes open and
above board methods and thoughts and
to honest and hearty uttcrance. not to
say vocifcratiOn. Either of its two
great watchwoTds would constitute u
better motto for the American republic
than "E Pluribus Jnum''-"Play ball.'
and Go! go!"-Ncw York Mail.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-11
The Weeks Schedules.

IA AL AfsASoh'
Thursday and Frdly-Chicago at bos
ton. st. Louis at New York. Cincinn;tt
a. BROOKLYN Pittsburg at Philadeiphia.
0aturiay-Cincinnati at Boston. iHtS
burg at Brooklyn. St Louis AT Phiiauei
phia. Chicago at New York.
Sunday-Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Thursday-Boston at Detroit. Washing
ton at Cleveland.
Friday and STANDARDIZATION at DetrOit
Washington at Cleveland. New YORK al
Chicago. Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Suuday-New York at Chicago, Phila-
delphia at st. Louis.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Thufsday-Lynn mt New Bedford. Ha-
verhill at Fall River. Lowell at Manches-
ter. Nashua at Concord.
Friday-Lynn at Fall River, Haverhill
at New Bedford. Manchester at Nashua.
Lowell at Concord.
Saturday-Lynn ut Fall River. Haver-
hill ut New Bedford. Nashua at MancheS-
ter. Concord at Lowell.
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
Thursday-Norwich at Bridgeport. Meri-
den at New Haven. New London at Hol-
yoke. Springfield at Hartford.
Friday-Norwich ut New Haven. New
london at Springfield. Bridgeport at
Hartford. Hnlyoke at Meriden.
Saturday-Meriden at bridgeport
Springfield at New Haven. Norwich at
Holyoke. New London at Hartford.
Tt-,.ss EASTERN LEAGUE.
wednesday and Thursday-Rochester at
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-11
NEW EMGLAND LEAGUE.
New England League Standing.
AT FALL RIVER.

OHara's s mun Of an easy lily IN the lltth
inning allowed two runs and gave 1iaEci
hill the game by IL score ol To d. fooi
basu running on the part OIL the hO!i'
team also contributed TO It's ucieal' ine
score: a n ? 4
UaverhilI ......1 % | Q o-a-6-.
EalI River .....O 0 . G O III,
Butterics-Clancy and Ahcirn; Lee snd
sullivan. Time, 10. Umpire, herlhs
Attendance, 60
AT LOWELL.
Errors In the first inning by Whiting
combined with Leith's poor control, gay
Lowell a lead of three runs ana Il SUM
Gent margin for winning purposes. NT)SS
pitched effectively for Lowell. Manchts
ter had a patched up team. three mel
playing out of position. ne s1',e
M,m'.hc:tcr .Hwrh 20 0 o 0 o > o q O-2-6
R,.tericsA'Iuss and Anderburg: lcitt
and cote. Time, 1Ji Umpire, McCloud
Attendance, 25o.
Nashua defeated Concord in a 1i-innin:
game here by a score of l to U. boti
pitchers were given good support up u
the last of the lith inning. "hen on-c,
t,roppcd :: fly ia center field ana ffartuihi
hit two men, II hit by Wiley scoring tn
winning run. The score:
Nashua 90 90 90 q oooU 1-l-t- :
concord ...000 90 100000 ID
Rnttrries-O'Toole and Eaton: Hartman
and DugGan. Time. -.aJ. oHpie' o'"i
ford. Attendance. 80.
AT NEW BEDFORD.
The home team won the game from tn'
LINN team by IL score vi Il 10 l.. Ldpell'
wh0 started to pitch for the visitors. wa
Iii hard in the first two innings ana wa
sent to the bench by Umpire Brady to'
uncomplimentary talk. The Local player:
made eight runs in these pcriods ana ioul
more during the remainder OF the game
'rh, Lynn battcrs could do nothing VIII
it..l,i
Vow Rcdford ! :, o | l X-l:-li-
Lynn " u ,u,,
Pierce and Tracy. Time. L.. Umpire
Brady Attendance. Jp.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-11
COILEGEBASEBALL THE ATTRACTION

sole exception of his wild throw i'm the
fifth. DWycr played an excellent game,
taking care of "Cy's" delivery i'll fine
shape.
Bowdoin missed Stanwood sadly. and
had he been in the game the result
might have been far different. Crowley,
who substituted for him Oh third, was
the unluckicst man on either team. bus
handled three chances cleanly. In Other
respct is BowIOin played good field
ing game.
'rh,. S,.or.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-11
made three hits, including two two-bag-

gers.
The new clubhouse of the Chicago Ma
tiunal League club is almost completed
It's appointments in the way of shower
baths, individual lockers, dressing rooms.
etc, are worderful-about the best ON
any ball field in the world.
Labelle, the Lynn pitcher, was bcnchcd'
yesterday, because OF too much talh.
Should he reform, pitch more ana taifI
less, he might i'll time make IL fairly Sood
pitcher Yesterdays incident is only Il
repetition OF Il previous offence.
If Grimshaw would stop cloutinS the
ball with such regularity Tor the bosto',
champions Manager Barrow would STAND
a better chance of obtaining the big lirst
baseman. AS long us the big leliow res
listers two and three hits Il day MaiiaSti
Collins will net cut the string tnal HoluS
him.
Harry Connolly, catcher of the iiol1
yoke bIsuball team, has been cNcn:thSeu
with the New Iiaven club Tor IcofS',
i;innon, an outiielder. Connoliy J"iiio; n,,;
the New Haven team in Springfield ;tn''
B;lnnon Joined the HOlyokc team Ut NC"
London, yesterday afternoon.
The Giants are almost duplicating last
years start for the pcnnant. There Is
only Il difference of one game IN their
standing, this season and last. 1t looks
as if they should improve their percent
nre in the series OF games which began.
Wednesday, with st. Louis. the tali-cnd-
crS.
The Detroit Free Press man says: "Onc
thing uneXplainablc to those who are 1ol-
lowing the fortunes of the Detroit club
this spring is the eaSincSS of our pitchers
the minute they strike Il foreign field.
There's TO telling what angle the game
may take. Make no comparisons ana
you will not have any disappointments.
There is no baseball trust, that is. il
is so understood. but Il little scmi-pro-
fesSional team put the dampcr ON tn"
scheduled game between the. Chicago
Nationals and the Lynn Association club
The Lyni, and Fail River teams were to
play on the day of the Chica.oS appear
;tnce and protested that the gam" would
be in defiance of the rules of the national
agreement, and it was al off.
There has been persistent rumor IN
Portland baseball circles the last few
days that the IL. n. :. management Wcr,
and Carri.an. the Holy Cross l,it.cry, at
| ter the close of the college season. The
Advertiser has seen one OF the members
of the managing board rs regards thu
loving to say: "Thc Holy Cross battery
is very strong and would make d big
| addition to our team. As to tie report
| that we nave or are planning to sign
| them I have nothing to say in the mat
| ter. But l would say that We will MAKE
| whatever arrangements and changes ~
will maxi, the N FL. 5. aggregation til.
| fastest in the State
Washington Post: The spit ball is not
50 new after all. Cy Voorhees,. the pitch
cr. says he saw Roy Evans use the bal
rs far back as 1876. In the following let.
ter Voorhees, tells of the spit ball anG
- 1907. Sam Crane. New York Evening
Journal: You have so much to s',y about
| the spit ball this year. aS to its origin
etc, chat should like to inform you that
| this spit ball is not new at al. Whcr
7 w;ts with the Atlantic City team in 1S?f
| Row Evans came there with ono Of the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-11
Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market,

New York, May 10.
FlOCR-Reccipts. 1851; exports, 1870;
sales. 500
WHEAT-Receipts. 5000: sales. so OOO
futures; spot steady: No. rcd. 35FI92 NOM
inal { o afloat. No l northern Duluth.
lnif. q af;oat: No. 1 hard Manitoba.
81. o b aflOat.
CORN-Rcccipts. 21JOO: exports. .l3. 7l3
sales. 6o.eoO futures. 72.WO spot; spot
steady: No ,. ~ elevator and 81.
afioat; No. yellow. ": No. = white. 81
OATS-Rcceipts. $500; spot steady: mix
cd. 26HL.2 lbs. 81 ass; natural white. 3Gd3,
lhs. JlaG3i: clipped white, &c, 10 lbs. IS V
@3"il::.
I.ARI)-Stcady; refined quiet.
PORk-Quict.
Et'TTER-Steady and unchanged; re-
ceipts. S224
enthusiastically and unchanged; receipts.
32.47S.
POTATOES-Steady: Florida. 275T3JO
SIGAR-Raw unsettled: fair refining
27s: centrifugal ?6ai molasscs sugar 35s I:
refined easy: No. I. so: No. s. 80: No o.
5n5; No: 10, 100. No II. 400: No. %. 1855, No
13, 413: No. IA, 40: granulatcd ,SJ
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-11
MAL,C,ousNEss CHARGED
In Warrant Against Steamboat Captain
For Obstructing Waterways.

Victoria. Il. c., May 1O.-Charges
have been forwarded to Ottawa by
Capt. Johnson. of the River Steamer
Mount Royal through the merchant
service giuld Of Victoria alleging that
Cant. Ronser, a rival skipper Of the
Haselton deliberately remained his vcs-
sci on the Skcena river and also at Il
past ,;ate puerfOrincd Il similar act OH
the Ramona in the Fraser river. Fur
thcr charges have been made that
Cant. BOnser endcavored to induce one
Of his crew to remove aids to naviga-
ton i'm order to prccipitate disaster to
"a rival vessel.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-11
SPORTING NOTES.

Shan Law. an Irish setter was sold.
Sunday, by DR.. c. A. Gale of Rutland.
VT, for $500 to DIR. William Jarvis of
Claremont, n. H., recently consul at
Sicily.
Tn" United States Golf Association
has given Il perpetual challenge cup.
costing $1,000. to the Intercollegiate Golf
Association. to be inscribed each year
with the name of the winning team in
the intercollegiate tournament. Since
the tournament of the association at
Atlantic City, in 1901. when Harvard
won the team championship trophy
presented by the Ardslcy Club. by get
ting the third win after Yale had
S"ored two. the college boys have been
without a team trophy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-11
Boston Produce Market

T., or-p or;.. -. Boston. May IG
mill shipments, .,J0i,62J p''hts'
CORN-vcry firm; No. yellow. 5SlL
OATS-CnchanScd; No. clipped Witt
~. "mte,
MILL EEED-SIiehtly easier.
BRAN-Spring, 1I,Jl, lS2J.
MINED FEED-I92yli1O 100 j.
COTTON SEED MEAL-56O
PORK-l'nciiangcd; medium. 1f0
LARD-tnchanged; 81
BEEF-Quict; extra heavy sides. saan
LAMES-Firm: 11m12.
NEAIS-QIIict. 9nl0
Bl'TTER-F'irmcr and higher; northern
21u2S. IT,
HFESE-Stcady: York state. ltaIfz
EGCS-Stcady; fancy, 20n22; eastern !.
M.n.
APPLES-Stcady; Maine Baldwins M
]. lEHi2222-.
POTATOES-Easicr White mountains
3.n35: IIoulton licbrons. JlU5;;; Green
mountains. :3Dr.a-!.
St'GAR-LOwer on basis OF &c. for gran.
ulatcd.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-11
OTHER GAMES.

At Cambridgc-Harvard.5 ); Cornell, l.
Al Eycter-Exetcr. o; Tufts. 3.
At Hsrtford-Trinity. -: New York I'M
verSity. o. wa,
lnms. 4. .,. .
Al Iano,Cr-Rrown. Z; Dartmouth. :.
At Ni,ldlctown. Ct.-Columba. D. W cS
leyan. Nl inninSSl.
At Burlington. Nt.-tnlversity OF Yer
mont. 10; I.shis'h. o.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II: Yarmouth,
At Hallowcll-Hallowell. y: South Car
diner. 3. . ,-;.
At Fhiladclphia-l.afa o. th'Ner
sity Of PENNSYLVANIA. 0.
At Observation-Disclosures. l: Amherst
60 inningSl. ,;.
At West Point-Yale, 2; West Point l.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
National League Standing.
AT BOSTON.

Boston and Chicago broke even In a
granddaughter. In the first game Boston
hatted Weimer out Of the box in the 1lrst
;nnin- and won in the eighth on four
successive singles. In the second game
neither team could do any effective hit
ting but WilheIms passes and Boston 5
errors were costly, three of the visitors
four runs resulting therefrOm. In the
ffth inning Of the first game Raymer was
spiked and retired in favor OF Lautef'
born The score:
Boston ......a o eO1 1 0-4-1o-
Chicago ......2 90 0 l 0 o 0 o. e.
Second game:
Chicago rns,aG NIB .,.:..:o o-2-:-:
AT NEW YORK.
st. Louis ......0 0 0 ! -3s
New York 40 % . % Isl
Observation-Disclosures kcllun ana Sria
dv: Ames and Bowcrman. Umpire, - Va!
Time, 15O Attendance, 1000.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
p,ttsburr OOOO o 0 2-3 g..
Philadelphia l 8 ! 0 X.W-iY- -
Rutteries-Flaherty, Case ana CtriSch'
Cnrri.lor and DOcin. Time. 1.JO. Umpire
Klein. Attendance, N3l.
AT BROOKLYN.
Cincinnati ......0 > o 0 ! u-s-.-t
Brooklyn .......0 "-V,''..
Batteries-Harper and Phelps: Strickiet'
and Bergen Time, 10. Umpire, Jonn
stone. Attendance. @OO.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-11
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. May TO-
Profit-taking on a large scale created a
weak tone in the wheat market today.
At the close the July option was off Ac
.ofn IS down 1sc. Oats are unchanged.
Provisions are up 81 to 12k cents.
The leading futures closed as follows.
WHEAT-No. May. 9r.: July. S3ss
CORN-No. . Nav. 49,. 1u,v old. 49,, q
4S: July now. 4G.s1N: Sept. old, 465s6fGt
do. new. 4Sih.
OATS-No. Nav. "a; Sent, ~.
MESS PORK-May, 100: July. 1e6;
I1,.ARDmMav, 5l7: July, 7a,: Sept. 752,s.
Sent. 762ak.
rash quotations were as follows:
EIOT'R-StAadv
WHEAT-No. 2 spring, sSd9S; No. 3, s.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-11
The Weeks Fistic Events,
THI-PCDkv

THURSDAY.
Fred Sidney VS.. Kid Pantz. North Alb
ington.
Sammy Smith VS.. Jack Roller, Philadel-
phia.
FRIDAY
Matty Baldwin VS.. Kid Herman. John
A. sullivan vs.. Billy keefe, Johnny Regan
vs.. Spider Haley. and Young Cuddy VS.
Billy Magee. Unity S. and A. c., Law
renee.
Billy Melody VS.. Martin Duffy, Spo-
kane, Wash.
benny Yanser vs. Young Erne. Balti-
more
Eddie Preston rs. Young Foley, Battle
Creek, Mich.
Owen Moran VS.. Danny Dougherty
Philadelphia.
SATURDAY
Jimmy Walsh VS.. Phil Logan. Philadel-
phia.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-11
BOWDOIN.

Two-base hit-Tribou. Home run-Ab-
hutt. Sacrifice hts-Dwycr, Abbott. StO!
ton, Green, Ellis Bascs on b,lls-On
Cooribs >; off Lewis. t. oG Files. !.
Struck uut--Ey Coombs, II; by Lewis. /;
by Files, .. Ealk-LcwiS |. Wild pitch. 5
Lewis ]. Passed bllls-DwNcr. |. Alb
hott. !. Umpire, McGovcrn of Portland
Tin;e, 1.i0.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-11
INCENO DIARY FIRE
Destroys a Homo In leominster-In
mate Escape In Night Clothing.

LcominHtcr. Mass, May 10.-A fire
believed to have been of inccndiary or
iGin, forced the family of Oliver J.
Putnam of West Leominstcr, to leave
their beds and escape from the house
in their night clothing, early today.
Tho farm house. barn and out build
ings were destroyed, causing loss of
$4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-11

Montreal, Buffalo at Toronto. Baltimore
at Newark. Providence at Jersey CITY.
Friday-Buffalo at Toronto. providence
at Jersey City.
Saturday-Buffalo at Toronto. Provi-
dence at Jersey City, Rochester at Mont
real, Baltimore at Newark.
Sunday-Baltimore at Newark. R0ches-
ter at Montreal Jersey City at Provi-
dence.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-11
New York Cotton Market.

New York. May 10
Spot closed quiet 70 points higher. Mid.
ding uplands. elJ, do. gulf, $40. Sales,
mons.
Galveston firm. rs: Charleston quiet
1-16; Memphis finn. rs; New Orleans
firm. 10 1l-lG; Mobile firm, l1-le; Sayan-
nah firm, *.
Net receipts for five days 9Lele
Exports TO Great Britain, 15G,5: to
France, 10..,25: to the continent, 3Ja.S; to
Mexico. 100: to Japan. ISL.
Stocks e.. 1.i,.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-11
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Sprins1eld-SprinSficld. .; Bridge
port. 4. ,,,
At New London-Ncw London. 6; Hart
ford. >. ,
At Meridcn-MCriden. 6; New Havcn, j.
At Observation-Disclosures. 6. Norwich, D.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-11
Chicago Cattle Market.

cATTLE-Rccepts. 17yo: prime s,en.- w.
570TGS,. '"'e steers.
HOGS-Receipts, 5000; mixed =,
butchers -. and
SHCEP-Rcccipts. u: good to cho,..
wethcrs, 1904 ~ ehoics
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-11

EDWARD LITTLE.

Base on halls--By Robinson. >; by Litch-
field. 1. Hit by pitched ball--I.awrcnce
Bcarcc. blanchard. Struck out-By
Titcnfcld, II: by Robinson. 4. Thrce-hase
hit-Pikr. Two-base hits-Packard ,. Pip
cr. Lawrence. Double pay-G. Bowers to
Piper. Umpire. Briggs. Time. 30.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-11
New York Money Market.

Ncw York. May 10.
Prime mercantile paper JaaGtr..
Sterling exchange strong at $3.50 for de-
mand and $3.50 for 10 day bills.
Posted rates iS,i.S ISL.
Commercial bills IS4js.
Bar silver 81
Mexican dollars Az
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds irregular.
Money on call easier. "T2i, per cent.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-11
Abe Atte!I Outpoints Harry Forbes.

Detroit. May 10.-Abc Attell of San
Francisco. got decision over Harry
Forbes Of Chicago. tonight. at Light
Guard armory, after 10 rounds of tame
Sparrng.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-11
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Newark-Ncwark. 4: Baltimore j.
At Observation-Disclosures. :; Montreal l.
At Toronto-Toronto. ). HuifaIo, y.
At Jersey City-ProVidchce' - Jersey
City. =,