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w.. I. Pct; W; L; Pet Ct:
Sew. +. Sta. .ess Midways. .a7a
Todays game-st. Stephens w. Sewage Pump.
Ing Station, $3.50.
Company in battle with the Midways
yesterday afternoon in the Capital City
League. Score, II to 3.
On the mound for the winners was
Curly" Byrd, who pitched this season
on the Maryland Agricultural College
team. Byrd was in the pink of condition,
holding the tailenders down to four
singles during the seven innings he
twirled At the close Of the seventh
Byrd complained that he had enough OF
1t, as his arm was hurting him. Smoke"
Balzer went to his rescue at this stage
Of the game, and although triAe wild,
got away with only one swat being regis
tered up against him.
Kohler, the box artist that held Alloy
sius down to only four bingles, started
yesterdays skirmish for the Mount
Pleasant boys, and was knocked out in
the eighth round. Cornells Tigers batted
kohler's delivery to all corners Of the
lot for total Of thirteen hits, four Of
which went for extra bases. Duffy was
sent in for the last session and he held
them hitless.
The leaders got six OF their twelve runs
in the first two innings.
Harry Zannelli. at short for the Mid
ways, put up brilliant game in the field
by accepting six chances without an
error. Although six chances aren't so
many for an infielder to accept in q
game, still some of his were very diff
cult. Harry was also there for one Of
the five hits.
While sliding into second base yester-
day "Ar' Handiboe twisted his right
ankle. and it is most probable that the
star outfielder will be out of the game
for some time. ''Ar' proved to be the
hero of the day with the stick by clout-
ing three singles out of four times up.
Pete Holman is handling the indicator
In grand style. His decisions are precise
and accurate.
NOyes, catcher 70: the Cornell aggre-
cation, has been catching them 50 siz-
cling hot that they have scorched his
mitt.
The Marines and Cornell Company will
clash in this park tomorrow afternoon at
$50 O'Clock.
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rom the Cleveland Leader.
We took our little son to hotel dinner
the other night. When he had nearly
finished We asked:
Reginald, do you like TO eat away from
homer
You betl' he said, still eating.
But why?'
cause / don't halter leave somethin'
fer tn hired girl!'
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LONDON MARKET.

LONDON. June 25.-American securi-
ties opened dull on the stock exchange
here today. and declined during the ses-
sion on crop damage reports and Attor-
ney General Wickersham's speech in Chi
cago yesterday.
The close was dull with prices from
one-half to q point below yesterdays
New York CLOSING.
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Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales.-Regular CALL IL o'clock noon-Washing-
ton Rwy. and Elec. As, $1,000 at S5M.
Mergenthaler Linotype, 10 at 217, 10 at 211.
Lanston rights. 20 at ~. 20 at ~, 4 At 4A.
u at :, q at 4.
Union Trust, 10 at 1901.
Dime Savings Bank 10 at 13.
After call-Lanston rights. 10 at 4ss, 4 at
"a 2 at 4a.
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each time, but now she can get away

each time, but now she can get away
with four or five in four weeks.
The fasting season generally ends in
May. While the pythons are reducing the
number Of pigs, rabbits and guinea pigs
on hand at such an alarming rate, the
smaller reptiles, which feed principally
on frogs; are pushing the frog catchers
on the jersey meadows to such an ex-
tent that the heretofore fearless jersey
frog colony now takes to the tall grass
at the sight of a man with a sack.
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METAL MARKETS.

NEW YORK. June @j.-The metal mar
kets we're quiet as usual I'm The absence
Of exchanges. Tin Was quoted at r. 5Ia
-. e.; lake copper at i262izai2 1871; elec-
troiytic at i2,37tzai26:i1. and castinsslt
IL. 12i1sl2.s7l2. Lead. 4.4Oa4.lO. and spell
ter. 5.40a5-n. Iron quiet and UNCHANGED.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Furnished by ". B. Hibbs & Co., bank
ers and brokers. Hibbs building. members
New York Stock Exchange, Washington
Trade.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, June %. - Wheat Spot
dull; No. = red western winter no stock
futures quiet: July, is Esd; October, Is
SID; December, 6s 93sd.
Corn-Spot firm; American mixed. Is
Cd do. via Galveston, IS 2Itd; new kiln
dried, 5s. Futures dull; July. nominal
September, As ESD.
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Gallagher and Moore pitched steady
over the other. Each allowed six hits.
and the bases on balls and strike outs
were very nearly even. Moore was more
effective in the pinches than his OPP
ponent, although Gallagher was also a
puzzle with men on the bases.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. June 25.-F'lour-Firm
but quiet: springs, 5.2Ja5.50: winter
straights. 4.30a4.4O; winter patents, 4.JOa
800: spring clears, 41Ja4.4O winter ex-
ira No. 1, 3-7oa3.9O; winter extra No. 2.
3.5Oa365; Kansas straights, 465a4.S5. Re-
ceipts. 81. I32 barrels.
Wheat-Reports of rains in South Da-
early. but the market frmed up later on
reports of grasshoppers in North Da-
kota, forecast of clear weather and
covering Of shorts. July. 1.ooa1.O64:
September. 1.OSAa1 O4as. Receipts, none.
Corn-Receipts. 26,725 bushels.
Beef-Steady: mess, 15.O0a10.0O: family,
1e O0a20.O0: beef hams, 24.OOa26OO.
Pork-Steady; mess, 25.O0a25.5O: family,
26.OOa26.50: short clear. "a. 50a26.O0.
Lard-Easy: middle west, IL. 4Oa12.5O.
Raw sugar-Firm: muscovado, SO test.
3.74; centrifugal. 96 test, 4.24: molasses
sugar. 50 test. 3.49
Ref1ned-Quiet: crushed, 5.S5: granu-
lated. 5.15: powdered. 5.25.
Petroleum - Steady refined, barrels.
1855
Coffee-Spot quiet: No. Z Rio. Skas sic:
No. Santos. 93A
Molasses - Steady: New Orleans open
Pouitry-Alive, dull: western broilers,
%: fowls. 16: turkeys, 10a14. Dressed
firm: western broilers. 24a25; fowls,
HAS: turkeys. 15a1S.
Rutter-Steady, unchanged: receipts,
1874 packages.
Cheese-Firm: receipts. 1856 boxes.
State whole milk new fair, to good,
121sa131a. Weekly exports. 800 boxes.
Eggs-Steady: receipts, 16.205 cases.
State. Pennsylvania and nearby hen
merry white, 26a28.
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"Sill' Carroll, the lanky first baseman
Of the Woodburn team, made the best of
twelve chances at his hassock, and scored
one of his teams five runs. To look at
Carroll one would not accuse him of be-
ing a speed merchant. but 1t is remark
able how the big fellow can cover ground.
On the base lines he is particularly
speedy, no man in the league having
anything on him in getting down to first.
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Money on call nominal: time calls dull
ana a little stronger: sixty days. 3a3h
per cent: ninety days. 34a312; six
months, 4Aa4h.
Close: Prime mercantile paper, 4s4 to
81 per cent. Sterling exchange steady,
with actual business in bankers bills at
4s43O to 4.S4.4O for sixty-day bills and
at .4.s6 % for demand Commercial bills,
4 S314a4. "a. Bar silver, 53Ss. Mexican doll
lars, a.. Government bonds steady. Rail-
road bonds steady
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Prices Get Belated Support.

Supporting orders flowed into the mar
ket later. and there was an upturn which
carried Reading, Southern Pacific. Union
Pacific, L. s. Steel. Consolidated Gas and
others a traction above yesterdays clos
ing, and St. Paul a point.
Prices were let down again. but encoun-
tered sustaining orders which caused a
renewed hardening. The easy tone of the
wheat market had a restraining influence
on bears in stocks. .WeIls-Fargo sold at
an advance OF IA points. LaClede Gas
gained L. Toledo St. Louis and Western
nre ferred lost 31z
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June 25.-A sharp rise in
the price Of wheat today followed
weak opening. Predictions from Spokane
that the crop in that section would not
be better than 20 per cent Of last years
total. formed one of the bullish elements,
Another was the fact that a supposed
general rain in western Nebraska turned
out to be only local. Complaints of grass
hoppers in North Dakota contributed. as
also did firm foreign markets, particular
1y bulge at Antwerp.
Early weakness was due to heavy rains
In South Dakota and at a few points in
North Dakota and Canada. The market
opened 1saA to 7sc lower. September start
ed y to Is off at 974 to 97ss, and then
rose with many fluctuations to 98%a9S%.
Trickling sales from the country were
sufficient to carry down corn at the
start, but prices rallied in sympathy with
wheat. September opened 4 to sc off
at co.'s to coz and then climbed to 6OA.
Longs sold oats. The market. however,
was rather slow affair compared with
the big trade yesterday. September at
the outset was II to &c down at 3S2 to
1914. Later there was recovery to $685.
Except for a few trades in lard and
ribs. the provision pit was lffeless Prices,
nevertheless, were firm, opening un-
changed to sc higher and making slight
additional gains. First quotations for
September options were 22.5O for pork,
12.4O for lard and 1850 for ribs.
Reports from crop experts In the
northwest told strongly on the bull side.
Rains today in orthern Dakota inducer
only temporary reaction. The close was
strong at almost the top, with September
" Of a cent net higher at 9Sss to 03a.
Optimistic news from southern Illinois
made the market recede somewhat, but
the close Influenced by wheat, was firm.
with September at 81, net gain of u
Of a cent.
Rle-Cash, rs Barley-Cash. 45a6e.
Timothy September. AS; October. 4.7oa
Notwithstanding doing.
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SUPPORT TO MARKET
Buying Orders Give Decline at
Least Temporary Check.
EASY WHEAT HALTS BEARS
Short Commitments Not Favored in
Present Conditions.
WELLS-FARGO TAKES Squirt
Sells at an Advance of Fourteen
Points-List Is Spotty
at the Close.
EASY WHEAT HALTS BEARS
WELLS-FARGO TAKES Squirt

NEW YORK, June 25.-The stock mar
ket opened weak today. the declines be-
ing effected on light transactions. Louis
Vile and Nashville fell 1ss. Toledo. ST.
Louis and Western preferred and West
inghouse Electric Ia, Union Pacific. Great
Northern preferred. Northern Pacific
Great Northern Ore certificates 1, and
Canadian Pacific. Southern Pacific, Read
ing, Anaconda and Consolidated Gas large
fractions.
Further inroads were made on prices
before the decline was stopped. ST. Louis
and San Francisco Cd preferred and Min
neapolis and ST. Louis lost I, Reading
and Canadian Pacific Ia. Northwestern
las. and American Hide and Leather pre-
ferred Ia. Minneapolis and st. Louis
preferred sold at 80 for the first time
since the passing of the dividend The
previous sale was at GS May is.
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Errors allowed each team to score at
least three runs. Nine men in all reached
Ave were woodburn players and four
Petworth ball tossers.
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Barnes played well in right field for
Petworth. He made several long throws
to the home plate, and succeeded in
catching a runner who tried to score on
a hit to right. His record of two put
outs and two assists resembled an in
fielders more than a right gardeners.
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Mullin. ut second base for WOODBURY..
had q busy day. twelve chances coming
In his direction. He accepted eleven.
but slipped up on the last ball hit to
him. Buck Stewart Also had a full
afternoon at the keystone sack, accept
ing eight out of nine chances.
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ing. It was one Of the hardest fought
battles played in the Suburban League
this season.
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Treasury Statement.

The condition OF the Treasury at the beginning
of business today was rs follows:
TRUST FUNDS.
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Baggette put up a. good game behind
the bat for WOODBURY., and 1t was his
hot drive to short that scored the tying
run for his team.
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Petworth will have three games next
week. Monday, Tuesday and Friday. If
the Red and Gray boys can win a ma jority
of these games they will be right in
the van for the pennant. The games
will be with three Of the best teams I'm
the league, WOODBURY.. Brightwood and
Silver Spring.
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Chunk Wheatley served his assort-
ment to YUM Moreland. but there was
nothing in it that had any effect on the
fieet-footed outfielder. Out Of four trips
to the plate Moreland laced out two
triples, a double and q single.
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There will be a hot contest on the lot
Monday. when the Commissioners and
Commerce and Labor clash. II the
Laborites win it will mean another tie up
for first honorB in the race for the pen
nant, and If they. lose IL. will probably
take away all chance for them to cop
the bunting. 1t ought to prove a great
game and draw an enormous crowd.
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SPORTS Of ALL SORTS
Continued from Eighth Page.)

is considered that Navy beats them and
the Laborites have 1t so easy with Navy.
But such Is not the case. The Aggies can
nearly always look for g. win when they
meet that Commerce and Labor crowd.
Funny thing, EN-?
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Sunday School League.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

Hamline and Ninth gave one of the
worst exhibitions of ball playing in the
Sunday School League yesterday that has
been witnessed on the northeast grounds
for many days. These two teams are
fighting hard for first place. and one
would imagine that when they meet. a
close and interesting game would result
but it was just the opposite yesterday.
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NEW YORK CURB PRICES.

Quotations furnished by E. r. Hutton 4 Co.,
members New York stock Exchange: Edw. Floy
CaIeriy. manager. 1901 street northwest.
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The umpirins of Jimmie Hughes was
greatly missed yesterday. DOC Dough-
erty was the man in charge, and although
he had good intentions, his rulings were
wide of the mark, and this helped to in
stall considerable salt in the game
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Suburban League.
Anne today-Takoma ts. Briehtwood.

While the game between WOODBURY. and
Petworth yesterday was very ragged,
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Had it not been for an error by Miles
in the fourth inning Ninth would have
added another victory to its list In this
inning the Methodists Tailed six runs,
making the score 10 to ! In their favor
With one run over the pan and two
on bases and two out. Sheaffer hit short
fly to left field which any outfielder
should have captured. but the sphere got
away from Miles. Two runs scored and
Sheaffer took second. and Sabins. the
next batter. was hit. Dutch Stuckert
came to the bat and lifted one over the
left field crowd for the circuit. three
tallies resulting. All this was done with
two out. and the next three batters got
their bases, but WheatIey closed the in
ming with q grounder to QuantrelIe
Dutch Stuckert gave an exhibition of
his old-time batting yesterday. In the
third inning, with two bases occupied. he
planted one into the center field crowd.
The clout Melted him three bases, and
he was caught at the plate by a quick
return of the ball to the infield by More
land. In the following inning his home
run was a timely clout, as there were
two on bases on this occasion.
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Capital City League.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
w. l.. Pct. w. L. Pet.
Cornell Colo .769 St. Stephens s SO;
Aloysius. 80. $50 Navy Yard. Z 1873
Sew. Z. Sta. .036 Midways..... .2Ia
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Peck played a good game behind the
bat for the Adams team, allowing only
two stolen bases. His arm was in fine
condition, shooting the ball down to Sec
ond like rife. and man after man died
in attempting to steal on him.
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In Ia UniVegidad
de Puerto Rico.
Fl sehor Francisco Garcia de
Quevedo es designado para
IN cargo en- la academia de
agriculture y Sc hace cargo
81 Is de Septiembre co
rriehte.

Nuestro joven compatriota el sr.
Francisco Garcia de Quevedo que
hacepoco tempo regres6 de los Esta
dos Unidos a la isla, habiendo terml
nado sus estudios con atlas notas de
ingenero agronomo J horticulture,
ha sido destinado a desempenar IN
cargo de instructor de la academia
de agriculture en- las clases De Ia Uni
versidad de Puerto Rico
Ell nombramiento del Sr. Garcia
Quevedo tlene efecto desde el -
de Septiembre corrente.
Deseamos el mejor 6xito al joven
graduado.
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So|uciion al pI0b|e-
ma de Ia |eche,

Pocas personals Sc detlenen a pen
sar cuan importante y unlversal es
ia parte que tiene la leche en- nuestra
dieta. Usada, desde tempo lnmemo-
rable, por todas las naciones del nun
do civilizado, es reconocida unlver-
salmente, como el ingredlente, mas
nutritivo de nuestro allmento dlaflo
Pero desgraciadamente 10 puede
conservarse y desde el momento en-
que Sc extrae de Ia ubre enpleza d
alterarse. La manera de evltar esto
v poder conservar Ia leche lndetlnl-
damente ha silo el sreno dorado dc
los inventories.
A fin de soluclonar este problema
los INVENTORIES de todos los siglos y de
todos los paises han trabalado SIN
descapso. Sc observe primeramente
que Ia leche hervida Sc conservaba
mas largo tempo cue la leche cl9lda,
V que Sc conservaba todavia meior
81 gran parte del aqua Sc le hacia rHa
porar. Por tanto. e hlcleron grantees
rsfuerzos para conserVar Ia leche por
medic de la condensa ci6n, esfuerzos
que datan desde el principlo del "
timo siglo, y va a mediados del slgl,,
estos fueron llevados a terreno dc Id
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Estndos Unldos de Amer1ea) J
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UnldoS.
Declaration de Dominic
Ex-parte.

POR CUANTO habiendo presen-
tado el abogado Don QU UINTIN Ne
'GRON SANJURJO, una moc;6n a
nombre de Don MARIANA HER
NANDEZ y HERN ANDEZ, para
que Sc declare a favor de su hDo me-
nor IGNACIO HERNANDEZ, el
dominic de la sigulente haca
"RUSTICA radirada en- el ba-
"rrio del CACAO d. Ia Caroli-
ma, compuesta de freinta y Gin
co cuerdas de terreno, equiva-
''lentes a trece hectareas seten-
ia cinco areas y setenta y dos
'rentiareas lindantes por ell Nor
tie con Patricio sosa por 81 Sur
con Juan Ruiz; por el Este con
"a quebrada 'Pastrana' y por
'.el Oeste con Patricio sosa y Is
"sucesion de Baldomero Mora
lies" :"
POR TANTO y habiendose orde-
nado por el Honorable PEDRO DE
Audrey Juez de Ia Primera Sec
Gdn de esta Corte que Sc pubhque la
pretension por tres veces en- un perlo-
dco de los de mayor circulation de
los que Sc editan en- esta Ciudad para
que todo el que desee oponerse pueda
efectuarlo dent1o del termino de sesen-
ia dias libro el presente en- san
JUAN de PUERTO RICO a de
septiembre de 1904 Marin Ma
r}en, Secretario.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-06
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