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New-York tribune., 1908-01-05

COTTON-The cotton market opened lower to-day
the early session, but later rallied
and at the close steady, although prices showed
estimated at $1,000 bales The market opened at e.. a
decline OF to points, and during the Iirst
few minutes SOLD 10 to IL points under the olos-
ing prices of the previous night owing to weak weak
and would be general lock-
IS unless mean while labor
settled. Rather bearsh weekend hgres
contributed to decline. but the market was
smaller offerings OF long cotton and
builish reports New England conditions and the
sold within couple Of points OF fridays
late trading Some time ago cables were
that manufacturers had served notice
stating that there would be general
unless striking employees returned to work within
To-day's advices Indicated
limit been set by employers but one or
private cables stated that lockout not prob
able. The big purchases of print cloths at 4.c by
who reported to
be bidding 4ac for additional supplies on Saturday were
in the and there
talk OF light stocks in the hands Of
spnners II claimed that domestic mills would
market for cotton In the
little from the South, and
could be learned change has taken place in
the attitude of interior holders who. some say are
showing increased independence unsold supplies di-
rninish
The range prices the local market to-day
vyzs
New-York tribune., 1908-01-05
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York, January i. 1908.
REANS AND PEAS-The feeling is a little easier
small white beans prices quotably changed
Holders views about the of late though
our outside figures varieties
the buyer it would be difeqt to move any quan-
W above ssS I W os ssets &c. do 1855 CHOICE
s2 27h: common to good, s29S2 20; do medium 1907
choice 2 qs2 80; DO common to good s2@s2 22; DO
red red kdneS 1907 choice. s2Sss oo: good.
ffll9s yE3s. ego scoteh, 1907. bags s. lsas2 90
of strictly fancy creamery felt severely
to-day and the market showed quito strong tone In
inquiry but there very doing the inferior
choice qualities. Of fancy storage creamery sold
a. fbs same figure Process SLOW there is large
supply Of Factory little seadisr In tone as
result Of somewha better Of late party a r %
extras 2sQ29ac; frsts 26h92sc do seconds 2492sc
Dc birds 40 lists % aa ns do 2asa5c stats
dairy tubs fresh. finest 2792so; do good to choice g
common 70 fair lsa4e process Specials ga %
1791sc: thirds. 16g16c imitation creamery rss @
2 Western factery rsts 1 06 ao sec4noe tn ebo
166f9c; packing stock No 1sc; do No p 11c do No g.
CHEEsE-Receipts to-day e9s boxes; exports
3a0 boxes Is rather quiet to-day but holders
inclined regard the situation healthy and steady
o firm in their visible supply of cheese at
all principal points this country and Europe Janu
ary l. compiled by THE Producers Price Current
boxes the same last OF this quantity there
are 11Oe71 held in New York City and 177.517
boxes in state Fine skins in moderate supply
for colored and 62s for white. We quote: State full
small e9lored a. and white fine a. 'sae d. do large
14l5615c do late made. best 1fa @12c; do common
fair 9kd11&c: do skins. " 10, specials lie; 90 skins.
fine. s!s@9sc fair to good eaSc do common 81@41fc;
EGGs@Receipts to-day. 1850 cases. The arrivals
New-York tribune., 1908-01-05
erJEcTs STANDARD OIL DEMURRERs.
1udee Hazel Upholds Indictments Returned
at Jamestown in July.

6oxn decision in the United States District Court
to-dsy overrulng the demurrers filed by the
standard on Company 10 indictments found against
IL by the grand jury at Jamestown. N Y, last
July. There seven indictments, which contain
oyer seventeen hundred counts. The must
now go to trial, and viii probably be heard at the
March term Of the district court in this city.
The principal grounds OF the demurrers were
that the indictments do not specify the route from
Clean Norwood which the established rate
applied. nor the payment by the defendant TO the
railroad OF the alleged unlawful rate, nor that
the shipments were made at less rate than the
tariff rates published and fled. II is also as
serted that the Elkins law is unconstitutional and
that the indictments do not charge an offence.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-05

reports The market closed practically at the top point
OF the day. with May 81 14is in the local market at
o'clock and July 81 07ss Foreign markets were rreg-
uar, Liverpool showing d advance while Budapest was
2ssc net lower The Paris market closed bq2o points
under the previous night. The worlds shipments were
estimated by Breomhal at 100000 bush, compared Win
So0S 600 bush the previous week The feature OF seaoar
clearances was heavy -four plovement- asgregatlhs
1900 bbls for the day, besides 394OOO bush OF "he
Northwest receipts light and interior arrivals ofy
200 bush, compared with GA 900 bush the previous
year while advces from the Southwest suggested an even
lighter movement in the future Argentine crop
vailed IN Northern India according to private cables
There decided strength in all Northwest narkets
after the first coupled with bulltsh stastcs
from that quarter The cash market IN New YORK was
firm. with options closing fellows: No RED,
81 0S1s elevator and 81 0SH afoat No Northern
Duluth, 81 2514, and No hard winter, 81 IsN o
afoat. CORN-Except for an opening advance OF So
the Western market, to wet weather IN ieails
states the market had an easier tendency
throughout the with the exception of moderate RAINY
the close following wheat The selling was nased On
belief that big Chicago bulls had sold out Engnsn
markets partly sd higher. exporters took about
loads and interior receipts gh
The local market not steady the West FOR lack
supporting orders, closed at O'Clock with May
69fsc July 6Sssc. No quoted here at i4o
nominal elevator and este Z b afoat No white
o afoat. OATS-The light speculative trade IN
this market steady undertone most or wnicn
due the strength in other grains Cash oats mere
closed steady, follows: Mixed 20 to 81 fb 6ic
white. 20 to 81 h aG5s1sc and clipped white 81 to
40 ~, 56La 682hc RYE-Market firm: No western
91c o New York. Exporters took loads BA&LEH-
rler nnrnina
New-York tribune., 1908-01-05
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York. January 4. 1905
COFFEE-The scattering demand noted at times on
Friday evidence during to-days trading in
market sales for the half session were
only $500 bags The market opened quiet at unchanged
prices decline of points and closed quiet on that
basis nothing in the to alter opinions
probable Of prices. and the decline was
without significance. being the result
q neglected market Possibly the show
ing European markets not considered eneoura
ing expectations immediate advance for while
Havre .@1. franc higher, Hamburg was unchanged
TO Brazilian markets made steady
showing with Rio so res higher and Santos unchanged
days Brazilian have been
he but with the
movement the far behind that of
1896 present bulge by means destroys confl-
small estimates Of the yield Receipts at the
ports, according to-day's cables. 81. GOO
bags against 1900 bags two years ago and Jundahy
13 against 10000 bags years
ago market coffee quiet but steady,
with quotations basis 1-16c for Rio No 7.
The Of contract prices In the local market to-day
Has Z
New-York tribune., 1908-01-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Jan. 4-Cosing: wHEAT-Spot firm: No
rod sstern winter nonnaly Is 10ted futures steady
March IS 1sd May. Sc Nd ooRNmsD0t firm: prime Inn
IS 7fad: quiet; January IS Sd March Ss Dad
PEAS-Canadian steady Is Cd FLoufS-WnteT patents 1
London Paoino COAST. quiet t29f2 1es BEE;F-Extra
SIS Cd HAMs-short cut. "a to 1e ro dull as BACON Ss
Cumberland cut 20 to 80 No. quiet 4ss 0d sn0f bf 5
% to "a ~ quiet 62s long clear mddes. IS to
40 m clear backs, ID to 70 To- weak
4ss Sd bellies Il to s ro quiet SIS Cd sH9GL
TE,R 1S 70, quiet 54s LAIRD
western in tierces steady. As: American refined; IN
pals dun As Sd. C1IEESE-Canadian finest "nlse s
rsvr hrur s2s: Canadian coored new nrTn, o5s
TAILOw-Pins city quiet 2ss Sd Austrsha IN LonqSn
AIIOW-Prme city quiet. 2s Sd; Australian IN Londo
23s ed COTTONSEED OIL-Hun, crude JanuaIS-Aprli
firm.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-05
THINK ALDRicH HAS ANOTHER PLAN.

According 90 forecast published yesterday or
the currency plan which is being framed by Sena-
tor Aldrich and his associates OF the Senate
Finance Committee the bill to be submitted VIII
provide the division of the country into forty
three clearing house districts, and the clearing
established in these several districts Will In
time Of money trouble issue certificates which Will
be received by the government and against which
the Treasury will issue circulation. The certih-
Gates are 10 bear a tax Of per cent, il was said
Several bankers expressed themselves yesterday
es doubling very much that the plan would prove
70 be the one really adopted by Senator Aldrich
and his colleagues.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-05
Of contract prices in tn. local market to-day

Exchange special Liverpool cabes-Spot cotton
quiet; sales, 5000 bales speculation and export 600;
American 1000; receipts 5000 bales all American mid
ding upland. 6.1Sd: futures opened quiet points
advance closed quiet, 5G6 points lower
4d5 points lower late positions. Janu-
ary and JanuaryFebuary, 561d FebruaryMarch, 563d;
March April Se4d; Apr-alay 5esd; May-June 565!sd;
June-Juy, 5.65d Juy-August 5.6318d; August-SeDten
5.5ed: SepteberOctober, 544 October-Novenber.
5.64 1ad: Novenlber-December 5.321zd.
FLOUR AND MEAL-DeTnand for -four showed
larly Kansas straights Prices firm
changed. Rye firmly held. with light trade
The following prices quoted on the New York
Produce Exchange: FLOUR-spring patents $5 40Q
s6 IS; straghts. 81 oo9s4 20; winter patents
81 IS a S5 spring clears, 81 506s5 1.
s49s4 20; No. 2, winter. So 10 G3s3 95
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Market firm. Quoted: So per
RYE FLOUR-Ftrm. Quoted: Fair to good,
81 s5@s5 Is; choice to fancy, IS 20 QS5 80. CORN
MEAI-Steady. Quoted: Kiln dried, So 80 q So S. BAG
MEAI-steady. Quoted; Fine white and yellow. 81 40
city quiet Quoted: Western spring, s2e; standard
shipment: city bran s25 bulk SIG so a s27
chop. s27 bulk s2S 20 sacks. OILMEAL-S31 go
GRAIN-WHEAT-Afte considerable irreguarty
early in session. including moderate break right
after the start
prices OF week
In addition to bullsh
there unusually good export demand, in
volvns Al loads and good cash business
with mills at Minneapolis and the Southwest Shorts
good buyers the advance and the smaller bulls
Vigorous support times although not much interest
by the big operators in Chicago according to
New-York tribune., 1908-01-05

sa, i+F the clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court:
,~o- Kaufman and Norris Merinsky. No .l6
bth street. voluntary. showing deots o,,%fs oI due
..eete Of sss5 The latter consist or accouIils
Charles n Percival, voluntary, No OnlS Tnos
1,ace showing debts of $3.50 and no assets; nc s
-,-i,cinal creditors are the Borough ioahs; eeo 90
Rsrootjvn 81 O50 and ". I. Ogden & Co. sieSL sI,
,Te esefs consist of cash. 81; stock $40; houssnoe
sS. fl,rf11res $50: accounts due. s1593, and
60 Insurance policies s. 1OS; deposited in bank so2
"a involuntary petition against Leo de flIeppo,
No % Mulberry street, by creditors, as foowS;
Tu5dv & CsIrrier. S195; Joe Stella sn4 ana 2,
lev & Son, Sooa The claim was MADE lhat Ihe
eIIeged bankrupt shipped goods valued at over
8 0i0 10 defraud his creditors L. 3 Brookheilh
80 aFtsoiuted receiver. with bond Of SEea
An involuntarr petition against Cahiil q Apra-
ha-,e Nos 20 and 60 Washington street, lmpor ters
n girvgoo,is by creditors, follows: Mark p Are
sarge s645: Levy & Co, S7S. and Samuel Server
f~orunarv SIS. Removal of assets is charged Al.
tar- -F-aick Eas appointed receiver, with bond or
sa The petitioning creditors allege the liabilities
---s1 amount to $4,000 and the assets 70 S0ooo.
oilers claim the actual assets will not be more
than Ss690-
New-York tribune., 1908-01-05
HOMEMADE MONEY.
Kennebec Journal

From The Kennebec Journal
During the recent stringency in the money Te mar
Just 10 cents short one day when he was payins M a
bil He was a little embarrassed at nrst. put re-
membering the story of the late Nat kimoall, VINO
once put a brick into circulation as money IN .hat
city he drew forth piece or paper ana wrote
nromissory note for 20 cents payable 10 bearer ON
demand This note has been In Circulation ever
s;nce tIs date and has been accepted as money IN
the barber shops and stores along Main street.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-05
DELAY I'M JENKINS REcEivERsHiP.

Kingston. N Y Jan 4.-The hearing OF tne ap
piication to make permanent the appointment =.
Iohn Marshall as receiver the jenkins trust
Con,rs,v OF BROOKLYN. which had been adJourheo
until to-day, was further adjourned until next sat
.,rdsr a. Albany by consent OF counsel to-uas'
S7srl< Williams State Superintendent OF bahAs'
who has been investigating the uuSI Ioi,-p@1 -. 4ts
-, e-,nc.s To have his report ready by that
time.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-05
Financial Meetings.
,ftice of the Maryland Coal Company.

Office of the Maryland Coal Company.
No. ! Broadway, New York December 4th, 1907.
AT regular meeting Of the Board Of Directors held
this day dividend CT two and one-baf pei
extra dividend of and one-haf pc cent
were declared on stock payable Jaola-y
Preferred Stockholders OF record on me
closing of January I'd, 190S
Transfer books close January I'd. 1908. and re-
open January 6th 1908.
Checks will be mailed.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-05
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York January 4. 1905
BFEyES-Receipts III cars. or l.os5 head All
FOR slasherers None offered for sale The feel
ing Was steady all sorts and grades Dressed beef
Quiet but steady. Liverpool and london cables un-
changed for cattle sheep and beef. Exports to-day
New-York tribune., 1908-01-05
Financial Elections.
THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY.

THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY,
&c Broad Street
Meeting of stockholders Of this Company
and Inspectors of the next
election and for the transaction of any other business
NAV the meeting. will be held at the
Office of the Company. Broad Street New York CITY,
on Wednesday. January Sth 1905 Polls will be opened
from, II m TO I2 m HORNE. Secretary.
GARFIELD NATIONAL BANK.
New York. January 5, 1903
enuual meeting stockholders of this Bank,
for the Directors will be held at the banking
house Tyenty-third and Sixth Avenue, Tues
and - NJ L. DOUGLASS. Cashier.
THE PLAZA BANK. -
New York December 30th. 1907.
The Annual Election for Directors OF THE PI.AZAS
bsth st on TUESDAY. JANUARY I4th. 1908. Polls open
HUN l. 49, - E NJ CLARKE. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-05
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

rhe following petitions in bankruptcy were ~ Iieu
yesterday with the clerk of the Oni'eo 0'aloS LIS
New-York tribune., 1908-01-05
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.
Price and int. Approx.
Maturing 1922.

ol=nsAea by svrartwous Appenzear. No, a Pine ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-05

Hob Fer LIST SIS
co con 5s.
\ Y & Z R
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-26

In sensational contest Champion
Alfred DOro and Frank Sherman. the
ex- champion. played the first OF three
match pool games in the auditorium
of the Jefferson Hotel last night re-
sulting in victory for the latter by
the score OF 202 to 1853.
A large and appreciative audience
was In attendance, among them many
ladies. and applause was frequent. The
mastery control OF the ivories by the
players was wonderful. and even those
who knew nothing about sthe game fol-
lowed the shots with closest interest.
The players began by carefully feel
ing out the table. getting the lay OF
the land, as IT were. The Cuban proved
to be the sensational player. and some
OF his shots were brilliant. while sher-
man appeared more steady. The lat
ter made remarkable shot in one OF
the frames. His cue ball was frozen
to another. but by some unexplainable
means he made It jump over the OBJ
structing ivory and hit the ball de-
sired.
For some reason the balls broke bad
1y for both principals, or their scores
would have been better. A new form
of play was introduced in the game.
Instead OF breaking at the opening Of
each frame the cut ball was left in
the position where 1t stood in the pre-
vfous frame and was played for a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-26
LOWERS TRACK RECORD

LOUISVILLE. KY; May 25,aaK!ng'ss
Daughter ran a mile in 1888 ID at
Churchill Downs this afternoon. low
ering the track record a fifth OF
second and defeating A1tuda and other
good horses. Summarizes:
First receive and half furlongs:
selling-Petulant straight, 1929 first,
Belle Toone (place. SAD second, Bit
ter Sir (show. sl95o) third Time.
l:O7 ASS.
Second race-four and half fur
longs; selling-Willow Plum (straight,
s40.90) first, Sanward (place. s37.60O
second. Denver Girl (show, sl5.70)
I'm Third 'e race aos e@ 20. mile-KinE,s
Daughter tstraight, $1,000 first, Al
tuda lplace. $lo.3oa,second. Wool San
dal (sliow, $500 third. Time, 1:3S +-5.
Fourth race-free steeplechase han
eatra,Eht sss.7o5 first. Water way Way
(place, $4,000 second, Bedford (show.
sl4;4o? third. Time, 4:14 40;
Fifth race-five furlongs-Tennesse Q
Boy (straight, s11.eol first, Charlotte
Hamilton (place, $4,000 second, Light
Blue (show, s31.4O) third. Time. 1905.
Sixth race-mile and a sixteenth
Or. Lee Huffman (straight, s76.so)
first Still Alarm (place. $500 sec
ond, Charlatan (show, $3S.70) third.
Time. GAG H-6. lE- r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-26
Knocked Out OF Box.

CHICAGO, May 25.-Both Mathew
son and Pfeister were knocked on the
rubber to-day. the former in two In
nings after five runs had been scored
on him on seven hits. Wfltze passed
Slagle in the tenth, Moran sacrificed
and Tinker smashed long one into
centre that scored the winning run.
score oy innings: r. H. e.
Chicago .......2 100000 is IA 4
New York.....1 03Oo030 o. !
Batteries: Pfeister, Brown and Mo.
ran; Mathewson. Malarkey and Wiltze.
Time, 2IS. Umpires, Emslie and oDay.
Blank st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS. MO. May 25.-Philadel-
phia defeated ST. Louis to 0. The
winning score was made In the eighth
inning on singles by Knabe and Grant
Score by innings: r. H. p.
st. Louis. o 0 5000 90
....0OOO0,00 0
Batteries: Beebe, Fromme and Lud-
wig; Moren and Jacklitsch. Time, 1850.
Umpires, Rudderham and Johnstone
Wagner Wins Game.
F1TTsBuRG. PA, May 25-with
three men on bases, Wagner made a
two-base hit scoring three men and
letting PlttsburE win by score Of
3 to 2.
Score by innings: R.H.E.
Pittsburg $3.50. 20 0 90 o o. SIS 8 0
Boston ......00OoO00 % z 3
Batteries: Camnitz and Gibson; Fer
guson. Dorner and Bowerman. Time,
1850. Umpire, KLEIN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-26
GRAMMAR LEAGUE

In an exciting game, Leigh School
beat the Elba team at Byrd Park yes
terday by the SCORE of 4 to /.
The first OF the championship series
will be played on Thursday afternoon
at Christ Church grounds, Leigh, win
ner OF the western section in the
Grammar League. being pitted against
Bellevue, champion Of the eastern sec
ton, The lineup and score follow:
Leigh School-Dyson, catcher; Hulch-
er8pitcher (captain); Fisher, shortstop;
Crew. hrst base Wolfe, second base;
Johnson, third base; Sutterlin, left
field strause, centre field; Volkman,
right field
Elba school-Ford shortstop; Has.
kins, catcher; Edelblut pitcher;
Smithers. first base (captain); Wray,
second base Cosby. third base; Amos.
left field; Peyonnett. right field; Har-
mond, centre field.
N Score by innings. r,
Leigh Y v v y as
Hlba B. Il, I. "a. a. Il 90 o o 90 0 OIL
Summary: Struck out by Hat cher, 81
by Edel blut, 5, TlmeS OF game, two
hours Umpire, s., E.S Padgett. y n, AZ Y,
tendance. 26o, al ssSsS ", Nj
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-26
Standing Of the Clubs.
Games To-day.
Richmond at Danvllle.
Roanoke at Norfolk.
Lynchburg at Portsmouth
tspecial to The Times Dispatch.

DANvILLE, VA, May 25--fn the
seventh inning OF to-day's game. after
the locals worked one man around the
bases oleanly and Stafford was called
safe at the plate on a questionable
decision, the visitors went into the
air. thea result being that Danvillc
scored six runs and cinched the game.
For five innings 1t was almost a case
OF one two and three, Loos and Rov-
ellie pitching great ball.
In the sixth round, Reyelle led off
with single to left. Heffron dump
ed a bunt down the first base line,
which Stafford fIelded and threw to
Doyle who dropped 1t. both runners
being safe Both advanced 5ase each
on Lipe's sacrifice. Revelle scored on
HANDLERS outtield sacrifice.
In the seventh inning. Hem was
first up for the locals and walked.
Tydeman advanced him TO second on a
sacrifice. Stafford singled to centre,
scoring Hem. and when Heffron let
the ball get through him, Stafford took
third. Reinhart hit to Lipe. who threw
to the plate. Stafford slid In under
Cowan, and was called safe on close
decision. Reinhart stole second and
went to third on Ryan's single to left
field. Loos singled over second. scor-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-26
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE


SAVANNAH, GA, May 25.-Savannah
Won from Macon this afternoon by the
score of to l. Hixon pitched a bril-
liant game.
ss Ss9ss y ,na,nSS;s; s : :,
Macon ......... 0 0 900 90 o Ill s 0
Batteries: IiiXon and Kahlkoff: Clark
and Robinson Time, l:25. Umpire,
Buckley.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, May 25.--In
the third inning. with the bases full
and two out, Viola hit to deep left for
two bases, scoring three runs and
enough to win for the locals.
Score by innings: r, II, u,
'Ia e, !. 9 G2 3 9 ,oo 9 9 "a
Batteries: Lee and Roth; Foster,
Reisinger and Durlln. Time, 1:45. Um-
pire, Newhouse.
K COLUMBIA. S. c.. May 25.-Columbla
Ford hard. salve pitched well UP to
the seventh when the visitors forced
sc Score by Innings: r. II, n,
c cns $500. Q Q 4ooioo IS 0 (
Batteries; Ford. Dexter and Carson;
Salve. zolz and Harnish Time, Lao,
Umpire, TRULY,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-26
Fork Union Beaten.

Special to The T!lues- Dispatoh.l
FORK UNION, VA, May 25,---In a
stubbornly contested game of baseball
by Holmhead by a score Of 8 to 8. The
game was very exciting, due to the
closeness OF the score IN the nrst In
ming. by punching hits. Fork Union
secured three runs, After this. how
ever, Strange, the manipulator OF the
horsehlde for the fHolmhead Club, set
tied down, and In tho second and third
iHolmhead gained the lead, that was
held through the contest, The features
battery work and the steady playing
of DoHermyre, at second; FOR Fork
Union, the pitching and playing Of
Petty and the fielding OF Paul Sneatd. n
Umpire, Mr., ~ Q useseGI, BE- n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-26
DARKNESS ENDS
| z INNING TIE
Especial to rhe Times. plspa,ch.l


NORFOLK. VA, May 25.-Darkness
put an end to a pitchers battle at the
CLOSE OF, the twelfth inning to-day be-
tween Portsmouth and Lyncilburs. the
score being to /. Stewart for the
visitors and Hamilton for the Truckers
were on the firing line and put up ex-
hibitions OF twirling remarkable for
effectiveness and clever work. Neith-
err club had a chance TO score excep;
in the one instance where tallies were
made. Both teams put UP fast and
brilliant fielding game.
The Truckers scored in the fourth.
Lawrence singled. Larkin famed.
Griffin was deadhead to first, but
Lawrence was caught off of second
and tagged. Gnadinger doubled TO
centre and Griffin scored.
Lynchburs scored In the sixth after
two were out. Bentley laid one down
and beat it out. He stole second and
scored when Hooker dropped one safe
in left centre. The score: