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From Memphis.

Memphis, July 15.-The Commercially
peal's weekly cotton crop summary for
the central belt is as follows
The preponderance of evidence denotes
that the week was a favorable one to
the cotton crop Rains were quite general
and except in a few localities extremely
beneficial. In many sections they came
most opportunity, namely in West Ten
nessee and Northern and Western Ala
bama, preventing a setback threatened
thereby reason of the absence OF rain
for a considerable period. The only sec
lions from which, complaint comes Of ex-
eessive rainfall are some bottom lands
in Mississippi and Arkansas, where the
rainfall was in excess of that generally
prevailing over any considerable dis
trict.
Correspondents states that sunshine fol-
lowing what has been wet and cloudy
week will import great life and vigor to
the growth. In most sections light show
ers in the early week, followed by heavy
general rain a the weeks close furnished
the moisture.
So far there is scarcely any complaint
regarding the lack of cultivation. and the
generally clean state of the crop which
has been one of the seasons leading char
acteristics, with a few local exceptions
is notably we'll maintained.
Complaints of scarcity of labor nave ais
appeared now as the cultivation Is near
ing completion. In many sections another
week will witness the final working out OF
the cotton.
The prospective yield is often spoken
of however, as threatening scarcity OF
labor in the picking season.
Bolls are becoming numerous, and III
some of the earlier fields have attained
good size The cotton plant is fruitine
we'll and the stalk has, to date, mada
very rapid growth. being still little
understood but very healthy ana Tree
from insect or rust damage.
CORRESPONDENTS note an excellent and in
MANY cases an assured outlook for the
porp crnp
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RAINS CONTINUE
IN MOST SECTIONS
1t is Feared That Damage to
Crops VIII Result
CORN is REPORTED GOOD
Cotton Is Generally Reported to Be in
Good Condition, Though Dry
Weather Is Needed In Most
All the Sections.

New Orleans, July IA superabund-
ance of rain with the cotton crop fruiting
at surprising pace and most all corn
laid by, Is the tenor of reports made to
the Picayune today by correspondents in
Louisiana and Mississippi on weather and
crop conditions in those states for the
week ending Saturday.
In some cotton fields the stalks are
over four feet high, well branched and
containing from So to 125 we'll formed bolls,
and quantities of buds and blossoms.
There are a few sections, notably Lin
ooln' st. Landry and Rapides parishes.
Louisiana. and in the bottom lands of
Ouachita parish where formers complain
of too much moisture and state that if a
dry period does not come soon, the cot
ton plant will shed and rust materially
However this condition is the exception
Some planters in Lincoln parish report
the appearance of the boil worm (not the
weeviD
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THE DOPE SHEET.

| Hurrah for Hickman!
| Get at them right now.
1t is good to be on top.
The beginning of the end is here
Let's have "Old Man" Steers testimony.
Dusty" Miller is saying nothing. He is
solid.
Manager Babb will make a great effort
| to win.
No American League games were played
yesterday.
How happy they all are-home for if
| teen games.
oyler will hardly get in the game this
| afternoon.
Get selfish, Harry, and sit on the top
! rail all alone.
Will there be new president? What
about AIMS age?
Brouthers and Atz made errors and did
some hitting yesterday
If Birmingham is not on top. then who
is? Surely not Charlie Frank.
Atlanta may not have such a snap in
Little Rock. The Pelicans didn't.
How many American league twirlers
will Frank bring south this season?
Billy Smith has so many men that he
is in quandary as whom to. fire.
New York won from st. Louis in the
ninth. Wiltse and Ames were used.
The Barons are proud of their rec
ord and the fons are proud of them.
An interesting race. that between Lit
tie Rock and Nashville in the subway
Raglan will open up this afternoon
Suggs or Clark will probably oppose him.
Brooklyn broke even with Cincinnati.
and went above ST. Louis in the stand
ing.
The sporting comedians on the New Or
leans papers are turning their roles to the
tragic.
If Montgomery does the right thing,
New Orleans will get drubbed this af-
ternoon.
Vaughn says that batting streak de-
veloped suddenly and could not be
checked.
Watch the cars this afternoon. Its dol
lars to doughnuts they will be crowded
to the brim.
The Montgomery sporting writer's should
warn the umpire that Breitenstein is COM
ing to town.
Golden Bill Phillips lost the game to
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in The Age-Herald several days ago,
which was a wonder that Billy Smith did
not prefer charges against Frank and
cut short his line of hot air, the At
lanta Georgian declares that the matter
has been submitted to Kavanaugh, and
an investiga ton asked for That is just
the point. Smith has perfect right, or
rather the Atlanta management has, to
demand an investigation and see that
1t is had 1t does no good under the
sun to gather together a number of al
legged facts, and then half-heartedly ask
that they be looked into. Let us all be
thankful that there is a few stouter
words in the English language than
ask" Now, the fans in Birmingham
would like to know if Billy Smith or the
Atlanta management will not see to it
that thorough investigation is had.
Birmingham wants that investigation.
Birmingham is not afraid of the alleged
testimony of the alleged "old man Sizer,"
who manufacturers rubber balls.
According to a Memphis dispatch to
the Atlanta Journal, Frank, in. spite of
the fact that he is alleged to have an
nounced the suspension of Breitenstein in
Memphis, is quoted in New Orleans as
stating that the veteran pitcher had not,
and would not be suspended for the as
sault that he made on George Carey, of
the Memphis team. The special states
that President Coleman, or Chief of Police
OHaver, of Memphis, would bring
charges before Kavanaugh against Brett
enstein. According to the special, Frank,
after reaching New Orleans, is quoted as
having severely criticised the ball play
ers, the press. and the police of Mem
phis. That is Frank over and over again.
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DIVIDED HONORS
IN CRESCENT CITY
TRAVELLERS WIN FIRST GAME,
AND PELICANS THE SECOND.
JOHNSTON, LITTLE ROCKS UTlL-
It'll MAN, DEFEATS PHILLIPS.

New Orleans, July 15.-Little Rock and
New Orleans broke even in the double
header today, the first game pelng cap
tured by Little Rock by the score OF
to l.
johnson delivered the goods and New
Orleans failed to hit the Little ROCK
pitcher when hits would have driven in
several runs
In the second game Manuel out-pitched
Watt and the locals shut out their rivals
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THROUGH CARS
TO EAST LAKE CASINO.

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8:12, 1874 and go through
without stop. There in time
for the show-Quick travelling
this.
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Manager Babb Bows.

Manager Babb will show up this morn
ing. Manager Babb heads that organlza-
ton known as the Memphii The Mem
phil can play good ball sometimes, as was
demonstrated by the remarkable game
played yesterday, and the double victory
of Saturday. The Memphii can also lose
suddenly. easily and unexpectedly. as was
demonstrated last week when Manager
Frank of New Orleans took three
straghts. The Memphii is chiefly notica-
BILE on account of the excellent and good
natured pitcher, Liebhardt. Secretary
Tom Mccullough, a genial fellow, we'll
known here. will also show up with the
Babbites.
Suggs will probably pitch for the WISH
tors Raglan will open for Birmingham
There will be no material change in the
lineup. 1t is hardly probable that Oyler
will be able to get in the game this after
noon. The appearance of Otis Stockdale.
the old Southern Lacquer. will be hailed
with delight. Stockdale is a good fellow,
and a good pitcher. He made a most
brilliant entree on yesterday.
The Barons are prepared TO welcome the
v,s,tors. and to hand them a bunch with
whiskers
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HICK MAN THE STAR
OR SUNDAY GAME
ALLOWS MEMPHIS FIVE HITS AND
NO RUNS IN FIFTEEN INNINGS.
STOCkDALE UPHELD MEMPHIS
END IN GREAT TIE GAME.

Memphis. July 15.-After fifteen innings
had been played without a run being
scored, the Memphis shreveport game was
called this afternoon on account of dark
ness.
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Summary-Stolen bases, Hess, Nadeu
Plass. Bases on balls, off Hickman p
Struck out. by Hickman g. by Stockdale
5. Wild pitch, Hickman. Sacrifice hits,
Stockdale, Abstein, King @ Double plays,
Evans to Byrne TO Aostein. Nichols to
Haidt to Carey. Time, 1855. Umpire,
Buckley.
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Coosa River Rising.

Gadsden, July 15.-(Special)-The
Coosa river is again rising rapidly on
account of the recent heavy rains, which
seem to have been general throughout
this section. 1t is not thought that any
damage will result to crops, as 1t VIII not
go over a ten or twelve-foot stage. The
present tide will insure open steamboat
navigation to Rome, Ca, for the next six
weeks. which is unusual at this season OF
10 wear
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contested game ever witnessed on the
local diamond, and was a pitchers battle
from the start. Stockdale, for Memphis,
pitched his first game this season, and
yielded nine hits, while Hickman for the
visitors held his opponents down to five
singles Score:
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summary: Two-base hits-Drennen,
Hickey. Sacrifice hit-Cargo. Stolen bases
johnson, Cargo. Double plays-DeAr-
nond To Noblett TO Douglass; Hickey to
Noblett to Douglass: Johnson to thinner
to Hickey. Struck out-By Phillips 4 by
johnson a. Base on balls-Phllips l, john
son s. Left on bases-New Orleans IA, Lit
tie Rock g. Passed ball-Zimmer Hit by
pit c-hed ball-Phillips, Knoll and o Brlen
Time-1:5l Umpire-Campau.
LITTLE Rock ABB. r. II. Pc. A. f.
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Summary: TWo-base hlts-oaiso' blahe
Quick. Meany Sacrifice hit-Qulck' STRUCK
out-Manuel .. Watt /. Base on balls
Manuel 4, Watt 2. Hit by pitched ball
Brouthers. Left on bases-New Orleans l.
Little Rock S. First on errors-New Or
leans !. Time-140. Umpire-Campau.
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Everybody works but
father" Everybody, even faith
er, drinks McVay's 10c bottled
beer. Don't forget, 2120 Sec
ond ave.
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The Atlanta writer's are now looking to-
wards Birmingham. Hear what Chief
Joyner says in another column.
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HOME ONCE MORE
MEMPHII EN- ROUTE
Manager Vaughn Feels Quite
"Chesty"
OVER SPLENDID RECORD
Speaks of That Batting Fest-"Unex.
peotedIy 1t Come" He Says,
land Rube Couldn't Have
Stopped Them.
STANDING.
Results Yesterday.
Games Today.

New Orleans 10 Little Rock 60.
Memphis 0, Shreveport 0.
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ASSOCIATION

Columbus, 3; Milwaukee, /.
Minneapolis. 4; Toledo. 8.
st. Paul 6, Louisville 3.
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Music afternoon and night
Skating Rink.


When you want something
cool to drink try a 10c bottle
of beer at McVay's, 2120 Sec
ond ave.
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Memphis at Birmingham.
New Orleans at Montgomery.
Shreveport at Nashville.
Little Rock at Atlanta.
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Let us all hope that Nashville is still
wearing those swatting rags Shreveport
is not yet out of threatening distance.
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There is an excellent chance open to the
Barons to cinch the rag. They will do
that thing. Watch them.
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ingly fine record right at present. Too
fast stride for Moxe.
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man who is not a regular pitcher Poor
| Golden BILL
Chicago will land the National rag and
Pittsburg will beat New York Mack looks
good In the American.
Moxie Manuel is making an exceed
ingly fine record right at present Too
fast stride for Moxie
There is an excellent chance open to the
Barons to cinch the rag They will do
that thing. Watch them.
The Atlanta writer's are now looking to-
wards Birmingham. Hear what Chief
Joyner says in another column.
Let us all hope that Nashville is still
wearing those swatting rags Shreveport
is not yet out of threatening distance
The Pelicans made a goodly bunch of
errors in that first game. If this is kept
up the Barons will have an easy time.
Rubber balls are little spoken of
right now. Frank will win out. Atlanta
should demand and compel an investiga-
ton.
The west will show the east how to go
the soapy way. If New orleans and
Shreveport are crushed, the east will hold
the trumps.
Johnston beat the Pelicans yesterday.
The shortstop- pitcher and general utility
ie ba aI,ta Of ho
Traveller organization.
Gordon Hickman was going some yes
terday. Five hits In fifteen innings when
the Memphis aggregation is the oppos-
ing team, is going some.
Charlie Frank will find that winning
games from Birmingham, Montgomery
! and Atlanta is harder proposition than
Memphis was last week.
Manager Babb acted umpire in Mem
phis the other day after Breitenstein
was ousted from the park on account of
| his assault of George Carey.
| sorrell appeared in baseball toys Sat
| urday, and will be in the game some of
these days. He will be a great adj
diton to the dilapidated Firms.
| Some say it will be Atlanta and Bir-
| mingnam, and others say that New Or
| leans will be the main opponent. They
| ali say Birmingham will contend, however.
Five umpires in the Southern league
| should make things hustle. Manager Babb
1, iS oft fha pa-
| rons would like to see him do the stunt,
| just for curiosity.
The New York papers are considerably
wrought up over a report from St. Louis
| to the effect that Mestes and Marshall
will be traded for Spike Shannon. out
| fielder. and Danny Shay, shortstop.
Old man Stockdale has given brilliant
notice that he is back in the game. He
| did beautiful work AGAINST Shreveport
yesterday 1t is hoped that his effort
was not the result of his long rest
1t is said that the newly organized
board of directors in Nashville will make
the Firms directly responsible for every
miscue If this is true, it is safe to say
that the players will turn over a new
leaf.
The Chicago Nationals won from Phil
adelphia in the tenth inning yesterday.
Pitcher Taylor. recently acquired from st.
Louis, doing the work with a neat double.
Philadelphia made a game fight. and tied
the score in the ninth.
e &c soil thaf ha dc of oil
will prefer charges against Breitenstein,
because Frank will not even suspend him.
If Mr.. Coleman gets on one side, and
Frank on the other. there will be some
thing of a division in the family.
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Scrapping for Life.

1t is run.ored in Birmingham that the
Films were fighting for their lives Sat
urday. This may have been the reason
that Nashville wore it's swatting clothes.
1t is said that the recently organized
board of directors informed the Firms
that If they did not play ball. other men
would be got who would and could 1t
IS said that the Firms were given to I'M
derstand that they were no longer re-
sponsble to Manager Finn solely, but
were to make an account also to the board
of directors. If these reports are true,
Nashville will be seen this week win
ming some of the games that are sched-
uled against the Pirates and others. Man
ager Vaughn asked about these rumors,
had little to say.
~ am well pleased" smiled the big man
ager II suppose everyone is. The Ba
rons have played excellent ball. To tell
tine truth, when | left Birmingham, l
Thought that We might possibly defeat
the Pretzels two out of three, but l did
not think it any too strong However,
'the fact is that we did do them up brown,
and that Nashville, too, is tied to our
apron string. We lost a single game out
of six played. One of that number was
tied Yes, l expect to defeat every ag-
gregation that comes to Birmingham. We
will probably hand one to Memphis"
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Signs.

The most difficult work solicited. Hermit
tage, of course.
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Chicago will land the National rag and
Pittsburg will beat New York Mack looks
good in the American.
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The Pelcans made a goodly bunch of
errors in that first game. If this is kept
up the Barons will have an easy time.
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man who is not a regular pitcher. Poor
Golden Bill"
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Rubber balls" are little spoken of
right now. Frank will win out. Atlanta
should demand and compel an investiga-
ton.
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Nothing nettled, or ratified, or fretted by
The terrific hammering of the Firms on
Saturday, the Barons returned to Bir-
ningham, and the congratulations await
ing them yesterday.
The Barons will open the Memphis series
at the slagpile this afternoon. Charlie
Babb will lead his men to Birmingham
this morning, bright and early. Flushed
with the victory over the Pirates of
Shreveport. which serves in a measure,
presumably, to remove from the mouth
the dark brown due to the severe drub-
bling received at the hands of Charlie
Frank the Memphis aggregation will be
worthy opponents of the Barons' steel.
The games will be interesting.
Judging from the enthusiasm that pre-
walls In Birmingham, and the manner of
the reception handed out to the Barons
as they arrived in the city yesterday. a
tremendous audience will be prepared to
do the roofing stunt at West End park
this afternoon. Should the day be fine,
with old Sol bursting his bosom with
splendor, there is no telling just how
many of the rabid fanatics will be seated
about the battle ground.
That Batting Streak.
''When a team develops batting streak
81 matters not how suddenly it Is de-
veloped, or how short a time Ii will last,
nothing under the blue canopy of heaven
which Longfelow and others have de-
scribed, can stop them"
Thus spoke the venerable manager of
the Barons, to whom every critic on the
circuit has his hat off.
Nov that Nashville team last Satur-
day just hit the ball. There's nothing else
TO it. They pasted everything, whether
It was a curve of the most eccentric
whistle, or a straight ball, at the most diff
ficut height. II Welhelm and Clark had
been substituted by Waddel or Mathew
son, 1t would have been Just the same.
'Rube' would have got his bumps and
Mathewson would have more room to talk
about his arm going back on him. Will
helm and Clark had everything and
pitched capital ball The Firms were hit
ting, and that's all to It. Down in Mont
gomery-pardon that yawn. | can't hell
it, that Pretzel town is SO sleepy-the
Barons developed II marvellous hitting
stride. Mathewson would have been ham,
mered from the box. IIaxwell is not &c
blame, neither is Breitenstein nor Bur
mum. They all pitched good ball. but the
Barons were clothed in their swattine
rags, and would have done anyone just
the same old way"
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by and Doom: time. 2:25; umpire. Johr
stone.
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Golden Bill Phillips lost the game to
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The west will show the east how to go
the soapy way. If New Orleans and
Shreveport are crushed, the east will hold
the trumps.
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1t is said that the Memphis officials
will prefer charges against Breitenstein,
because Frank will not even suspend him.
If Mr.. Coleman gets on one side, and
Frank on the other. there will be some-
thing of a division in the family.
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The Chicago Nationals won from Phil
adelphia in the tenth inning yesterday.
Pitcher Taylor. recently acquired from ST.
Louis, doing the work with a neat double.
Philadelphia made a game fight. and tied
the score in the ninth.
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The Montgomery sporting writer's should
warn the umpire that Breitenstein is COM
ing to town.
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Watch the cars this afternoon. Its dol
lars to doughnuts they will be crowded
to the brim.
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