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Galveston: Firm; middling. 15%c; net receipts, 3232; gross receipts, 3232 stock. 62.061; continent, 6350
 New Orleans Steady; middiing 15 11-16c; net receipts, 521S; gross re- ceipts. 525S; sales, 695 stock, 99,910; continent, 334; coastwise, PIP
 Mobile: Firm; middling, 15Ac; net re- eeipts, 105; gross receipts, 105; stock II ,456; coastwise, 25 Savannah: Steady; middling, 15 E C. net receipts, 1928; gross receipts. 1928 sales. 35S; stock. 32,45S; coastwise S65.
 Charleston: Steady middllng, 15ssc net receipts, 174; gros receipts, 174 stock. 11,541; coastwise, 910. Wilmington: Quiet; middling 15-5-16c; net receipts, 49; gross re ceipts, 49; sales, 2s; stock. 4137; Grea Britain, 11,700. Norfolk: Firm: middling, 15%c; ne receipts, 516; gross receipts. 616; sales 56 stock, 1868; continent, IA; coast wise, 483.
 Baltimore: Nominal; middling, 16c
 net receipts. 5s5; gross receipts, 5S5 sales, 8; stock, 39i0; France. 657 New York: Quiet; middling. 16.15c net receipts, 23S; gross receipts, PITS sales, 4S00; stock, 13O,S3 coastwise
 992.
 | Boston: Quiet; midding, 1615c; net
 receipts, 12; gross receipts, b92; stock | 97SS.
 Philadelphia: Quiet; middling. 16.40c gross receipts, S4; stock 2643; Great l Britain, $50; continent, 100. Gulfport: Continent, 2S. Brunswick: Net receipts. 200; gross receipts, 20O stock, 25; continent, 4442; | coastwise, 176.s Port Arthur: Net receipts. 4442; gross receipts, HAP.
 Total today, at all ports. net 16,2S9; Great Britain 12,550; France, 657; con- tinent II ,39S; stock, 376,7S4 Consolidated at all ports, net, 64,9S4; Great Britain, 34,466; France, TAI continent, 37,027; Japan, 501.
 Total since September l, at all ports net S,297,449; Great Britain, 3,116.077i France, S7S,205; continent. 2,S38,09S Japan. 145, 5,2S3; Mexico, 2025.
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Cotton Seed Oil

New York May 19.-Cotton seed oil was considerably higher today on sup port of shorts, moderate speculative buying and with the strength of crude markets. There was also some improve ment noted both in consumptive and export demand Futures closed to Il 2 points net higher. May, 652 6.55c; Juno 6.56 e 6.57c; July. 6.56@6.57c; August. 8.60 co 6.62c; September, 6.59@6 soc: prime crude, 5.47@ 5.6Oc; prime sum mer yellow. e.52@6.5sc; prime winter yellow, 6.90@ 7.50c; prime summer white 6.G07 7c; total sales, il 100
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Metal Market

New York. May 1s.-Standard copper dull spot, May and June, M.60@11. SC; July, $11 6561.S5; August, s11. 75@d19O Lon don dull spot, G54 los; futures, s55 Is 3d. Custom house returns show rexports of 1e, tons so far this month. Lake cop per. s12.25612.371a; electrolytic. s12G122 25 casting, $11.75a11s7h.
 Tin dull; spot, May and June, s43q43 65; July, $42621s0l43. 471a; August $41.75GG41. .95; London quiet; spot, s199 los; futuree, E190 los.
 Lead dull; s4.4Q@450 New York; s4.20al 4.25 East St. Louis. Londnl- f13 Spell ter steady, s535@5.40 New York; $5.10Q 6.15 East St. Louis. London, f24 IS Cd.
 Anthony dull; Cooksons, s9d950.
 Iron-Cleveland warrants. 46s 3d in Lon don. Locally, iron was quiet: No. 1 foun- dry northern. No. foundry southern and No. foundry southern soft, $15.25@15.75; No. 2 foundry northern. $156E155o.
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Bonds
New York Money

New York, May 19.-Money on call steady 21s 92as per cent; ruling rate and closing bid, .2A per cent; offered at 2& per cent; time loans strong, but borrowers won't pay asking rates yet; SO days. PIE ORA per cent; 90 days, 2A O. per cent six months, 3Ad3h per cent; prime mercantile paper 8 E a per cent; sterling exchange easy with actual business in bankers bills at S4S435 for 50 day bills and at $4s6.30 for demand commercial bills, AS37S; bar silver, 531sc; Mexican dollars, 45c; government bonds weak; railroad bonds irregular.
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Dry Goods

New York, May 19.-The cotton goods market continues very firm with bet ter volume of trading reported in grey goods of print cloth. There has also been some improvement in the call for tickings staples in ginghams and in seme other lines. About 700 bales of pulled wocls wefe sold in the local market durinY the week and about 300 bales of carpet wools. spot. Yarns are firm and quiet.
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Dougherty Gets Gamblers

New York, May 19.-Eleven men under arrest today and wagon load Of card tables. dice boxes and other paraphernalia are the fruits of raids on alleged gambling houses. The raids were the first since Deputy Police Commissioner Dougherty assumed charge of the detective bureau IS days ago. Arrests were made by the men under such warrant names as John Doorkepeer," John Dealer" end 'John Proprietor"
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w0ggers" Plan Meeting

Alexandria, La. May 19-A district meeting of the Southern Logging Super intendents' association, composed of repre- sentatiyes of leading lumber concerns in Arkansas and all the southern coast and gulf states, will take place in this city June 20. Preparations are being made for a full attendance.
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Weeks Imports and Exports

New York, May 19.-Imports of mer- chandise and dry goods at the port of New York for the week ending May B were valued at $14,97794.
 Imports of specie for the port. of New York for the week ending today were s17,4l9 silver and $s3,574 gold. Exports of specie for the week were s931, 1858 silver and S100 POO gold
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Naval Stnres

Savannah, Ga, May 19.-Turpentine firm, 59@59Ac; sales, 679; receipts, 1923: shipments, SAP; stock. 12.591. Rosin firm; sales. 2706; receipts, 2570; shipments, 1852 stock, 4S.652. Quote: B, $6.55@6.60 D. $685.; F, s6.90m 6.921a F. ss.95@7.021a; G. s7@ 705; H, s7.10; I, $7.15; K, $7.30; M. s735@740; IN. s7.5o; VIC. s7.sO; wv, s7.75.
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New Orleans Rice Market

New Orleans, May 19.-Rough rice was quiet and clean steady in the local mar ket today There was little trading eX- cept in clean Honduras.
 Receipts: Rough, 3s73; elean 311; mill CTS. 3237 Sales: Rough, S36 Honduras, at 2 3O0I2 55e; clean, 2264 Honduras at 17s@ 4lkc: 94 Japan at 13-16c Quotations Rough Honduras, 1.5o@3c; Japan nominal, no offerings. Clean Honduras, 3@41ac; Japan, 21a03isc
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Live Stock Market

Chicago. May 1S.-Cattic: Receipts, 15Oo; market steady. Reeves. & .100I6 45; Tex as steers. "A .60d5. .60 western steers, S4. S0m B.6o; stockers and feeders. S. 39O75. 75 cows and heifers. $2.40dl5. 70; calves, $5@ '7.Q5.
 Hogs: Receipts, 1s,000. market more ac- tive. strong and to shade higher than early. Light. B. SoG6 20; mixed. B. .SOd6. .15 heavy, $. 6oG6 .07h; rough, S. .6OQ5. .75; good
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Quiet at SaJina Cruz

San Diego, Cal, May 19.-Members of the crew of the American Hawaiian liner Missourian. which arrived here yesterday from Salna Cruz state that quite pre- vailed there up to the time of their depart ure and that the operations of Tehuante- pee railroad had been uninterrupted
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New Orleans Cotton Futures

New Orleans. May 19.-Spot cotton un- changed; middling. 15 11-16c; sales on the spot, 654 bales: to arrive, Al; low ord1- nary, 12hc nominal; ordinary, 1S lice nominal: good ordinary, 141sc; strict good ordinary, 14Nc; low middling, To S-16c; strict low midding, 15 7-16c; middling IS l1-16c; strict middling. 15 15-l6c; good middlng, 16ls strict good middling Is 5-16c; middling fair, 16 9-16c; middline fair to fair, 16 15-16c; fair, IT 5-16c nom inal Receipts. 5213; stock, 99,si0
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St. Louis Grain

St. Louis, May 19.-Cash wheat firm; track No. red. 95a96c No. ? hard, s5c@ $l.01. Corn weak; track No. 2, 531k@54c: No. ? white, 55@551ac. Oats higher; track No. 2, 33c; No. 3 white, 36136a4c. Wheat lower; May, 93isc; July and September, S51ac. Corn weak; July, 51%c; September, 52Ac. Oats weak; July, 3Sssc September. S3kc.
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Kansas City Grain

Kansas City, May 19.-Cash wheat un- changed; No. hard, s9a97c; No. ? red 911ac. Corn, 1h@1c lower; No mixed 5111c; No. white, 52c. Oats steady; No. white, 341adS51ac; No. ? mixed, S21sa33c. Wheat May, Ssc; July, S3a4c bid; Septem- ber S36S3lsc sellers Corn: May, 50Lc sellers; July, 50lsc sellers; September. 50c bid.
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Interior Movement

Houston: Steady: middlng, 15lsc; net receipts. 632; gross receipts, e32 ship ments, 123s; sales. 26; stock, 27,3ss.
 Augusta Steady; middling, 15%c net receipts, 19; gross receipts, 1s; shipments, 56l: sales, 1146 stock, 16.27S. Memphis Firm; middling, 153sc net receipts, 145: gross receipts, 559 ship ments. 24lS sales. 1900; stock, 166.569.
 St. Louis Steady; midding, 151ac; net receipts, 62; gross receipts, 1868; ship ments, 2191: stock. 124344. Cincinnati: Net receipts, 66o; gross re- ceipts. 66o shipments, 7ss; stock, PLAY. Little Rock: Quiet; middling, 145sc; stock; 14,477.
 | Lousville Firm 'niddling, 157sc; net receipts, 40; gross receipts, 40; shipments
 : sales, 50; stock 60.
 Total today. Net receipts. 1858; gross
 scelpts, S271; shipments, 72l4; sales. 2522;
 lock, 15s574.
 Weekly Interior Cotton Towns
 Albany: Receipts, 8; stock. 6o6.
 AtAapv. >. onn Rhtnrne0fa 6l
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HUBUARD BROS. 6 co,

Hanovsr sauare, New York.
 NEMBEHS-New York Cotton m. eliaege. New York Coffee Exchanee. New orleans Cotton Exchange, Chicego no6rd of TrodA Associate UaUhcfn kHvsspeel cottaR AsseelAtiaR -
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mepg IAL .osif
 4o offer 'ecast cot .-a= to be z3rH faE might oT4i7
 May were
 past speerlnt on it. eeRb n1s r yes onths r@e- t was {a5l com + 1fi5ss. ..s<
 6 a,pi Tpsa t was ssa sssr.tH ss-Izf=8 e, al- a1uary 5s6a ullish enl -.tprl ss- eo time year iveenoci Siails ics over E 1Ss-zne active A. re Hsra Dattoh atstintN
 ports, 'sft e4t4 70 a*iehi t+t- ei ad | America HFki ols si .tit onths 000 stock, A faaska9i =Aa. TT m the forwarded, b. i eNp1rs~ v
 Hubbard Bros. s, t1ttsr New York, May 19.-to, P r.Io.e dictions of local showers over ton belt brought about slighl Io..V cline abroad and a lower market h io..- The temper of the traders has bec' .o'ne a- optimistic during the past fortni -.s'sc - on the idea that the dry weather mi o'. ,a'. become a drought over large sec . T" a. of the cotton belt. It is so well knt ,''o. that large crop next season Is al
 lutely required to prevent, not onl I un- famine in cotton, but a fariine in n the ton goods, so that the closest att ord1- ton will be paid to the slightest Il
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New York Cotton Futures
Weekly Cotton statistics.

Weekly Cotton Statistics. New York, May 19.-The follow Ing statistics on the movement of cot- ton for the week ending Friday, May 19, were compiled by the New York cotton exchange
 WEEKLY MOVEMENT. This Ycnr. Lnst Year.
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N 9rl ana (

around the middle or --ls4 f Sltft ! ings were scanty and the demand was moderately good. The weather forecast of showers for practically the entire cot
 ton belt was considered by many to be
 favorable but others thought it might be the forerunner of damaging May rains, such as have been seen in past seasons, and were inclined to buy on it..
 At the highest July was points over yes terday's close and the other active months
 were 1 to 8 over. At noon the market was quiet, 9 points up to 3 points down, conn pared with yesterdays last prices. In the afternoon session the market was quiet Prices showed little change, al- though the weekend figures were bullish
 and the visible supply for the first time this year was below the visible of year l ago. At 2 o'clock July was points over yesterdays close and the other active months were to under.
 1 The market closed steady at net ad-
 vance of to 3 points on the near months
 and a net decline of to 6 points on the
 distant months.
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Copapara

ew yorF lr iaicme May Net reCfiH dl.rIaf wae a51f Tor te sports for sc a amhef 3l ~ .l
 nil frfeFfri ear.
 a same
 American Bdl wa last year
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E n t1e Attf


stock, 4172.
 Atlanta: BifdHas ttKe ceipts, 46l; ments Js5 sloee Brenham: eeirss sh.pmea stock, 1430
 Charlotte eady uiddllas ceipts, 60: mems G.
 columblq Eeeeipts 2aa aa 17S1; stock a.
 Columbp li 4ais} mlasir receipts, aIemsafa, 6b stock. 223
 Columb SC aecsrta ments, 2 ztoeH. 1928
 Eufaul eeeipfs, 3; taf stock, |
 Green RsceIats. < ahz stock,
 Greer W s. ( Raes3 ments, N staea. Et
 Helel Stock. 5isa
 Littl Aaek Rass Iqtf 255s; 9ck. l4.tE.
 Macor Receipts s7 stock 'c2
 Meiidiea F .ga stock
 Mo ssds ceipi t sfipmsaf
 NazaFaia caef ceir la shipuss
 Nlfuh4z R.,
 \ hsrrs. ra Fnialsi EesY 7S; apmeHts. 4
 ] lyzne n1csf stcek. siss
 IhelaiA. Ieee st ek. flof.
 feYepost 6 og3is lfs, ah Elekahurg E etosiss 4i5i l azoo Lily.
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nlt

NaY Yorl5 Maa t.e total not rec fta eince 8aptes1ie
 New Orleans
 HaVanneu. l.9al ;. iimiuEtor, iIH ore. 1nl s3 {e9 t e; Newport 6 sau Fralal aa, Fofl foE Sd a lls. s9 Feft'a5 Al Yu and Sabine Pas vii ss.027 haEia Pa Tex. b5 srea DOT, 39. Ie CHy towr minor p1rts 449 b,
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orlsn were specrint 8aeo hEns -fi .AfaF1i su7 clQsea June. RF9t .asuzt sst aaf mbar,a NO Hslai IpEn ae5i.fh sF-J 1sl. arNary. 5.s8a
 eHl -.Aprif at ae
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LOCAL SECURITIES

Total sales for the day, 51
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Daily Cotton Movement

.on ...... =. 11,se4,a4o s,s1s,a7s
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MONTREAL RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-SiK furlongs Forester, I0l
Dryer. 4 70 l. won; Bodkin, lo6 CWhatley), 70
). second; Horace E, III (CuIIenj, even, third.
Time. l:7 25 Blanch Frances. Goodacre, Frlnk
NaVin, Columbus and Tiny Tim also ran
SECOND RACE-FOuf End q half fmlongs.
Twenty-one, 1Z3 lCullen) to /, won; Delightful.
rs (Grznd). out, seoond Batson, lls (BGgen) even,
third. Time 05 l& Orlando Lady, Bait, and
Frances Dean also ran
THIRD RAOE-0ne mile. Dorothy Webb. IL
UeTee), to s. won; Bright Start, lb CWhitel,
even. second; Tender. lls tBergenl, TO 5, third
Time. o4i rs King Of the Mist, Won Lear. Bronte.
and Coal Shoot also ran
FOURTH RACE-Bicycls race for pure Of
500 was called OF on account of the rough track
conditions
FIFTH RACE-ThFeeyear-olds and up; I've fur
longs Punky, III Grand. to /. won; QuincJ
Belle, 81 (HanoTer1. 70 l. sscoud infection lol
(Bauerl, even, third Time 1Na Haymarket
Mirdh. Huda's Sister, Seymour BeutIg, Donation.
Roseboro, and Lord weIls also ran
SIXTH RACE-Ons and onesixt0snth miles.
BreVite. liz Bauer. 3 TO L won; Films, 100 Han
oyer), to l, second; Sam Bernard, 1oe (Hohman)
TO 5. third. Time, LIS IS. First Premium, Ou
Nugget, Kings Guinea, and Mazonia also ran.
SEVENTH RAOE-Four and half furiongs Ber
Sand, l22, gostl. to 1, won; z II. Frey, II
(Carrolll, even second; May Bride, l1s (white),
even, third. Time, 0:5s IL Anowmaise Calypte
King Pin, Paul Davis and Glitter Chatter also ran
EIGHTH RACE-Fon and = half furiougs. Isabel
Case. % CBsrgenl, to /. won; Donaldo IS
fTroHierI even, second; Susan, 80 (CaroID, to z
third. Time o5T 36 Bonnie Bee, Glen Beachey
Sally Savage, Glpdan. Fleming, Peep Orer and
Dandy Dancer also rn.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-01
JUDGE MONCK WINS
LATONIA FEATURE
Outsider Beats Out Bette sue
by a Head.

Cincinnati, Ohio. June 3o-A card i'm
proved both in quantity and quality at
tracted an unusually large weekday
crowd to Latonia this afternoon. The
evenly balanced field developed keener
speculation and better all-around racing.
Several Of the suspended jockeys got
back into the saddle. which alleviated
somewhat the famine Of riders which the
track has suffered from for the last two
weeks.
In a long stretch drive, in which he
showed good sticking powers, Judge
Monck, an outsider. won the feature
race, a six-furIong event. Bette Sue was
second, losing only by a head. Sum-
maries:
FIRST RAcE-Fvs furlngs Lure. 10 (Ken-
nedy) S26D won; Polly D., ITO (Ganzl, $50,
second; Nancy Crater. 1lO RiceJ, $50 third.
Time. lol 25 Lucky Wish. Fidele. MAmita, Ruby
H.. Mandy Zan. Stamps, Gay, Andra Josa, and
SECOND -Three-year-oIds; mile and one
furlong. Naughty Lad. los (Roerner), a.A won;
Ramasan no ,AIcTaggart) SI2O second; Hanly,
IN (AIountain), $50. third. Time. IS3 Beach
Snnd Hawley, Nan Ferguson. Al Thorps. Waltz,
Sweet Owen. Supple, and Tsy Pay also ran.
THIRD RACE-Fiye furlongs. Free Lance m
TaplnJS 81 80 won; Winning Witch. lOs (Koernerl
$50, second; Coy Lad. loT tGanz). $40. third.
Time, OI Is. Lewis Foretop Mack B. Enbanks
Tom ott Practorian. steeplejack. ArHny. DilsS6ry,
and Ganadors also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Fouryear-old and mp; six fur
longs. Judge Monck, 20 (IcCaheyI. SA.s0. won
Bette Sue. 1o3 tRice), $50. second; Fauntleroy,
lN Unftusl. $50. third. Time, Sl:l2 35 King
olympian. Faig Story. and Raleigh p D. also
ran.
FIFTH RACE-Mile and seventy yards Ida May.
le6 CMcCahey1, $3.50. won; Star Blue, liz mo
Taggarp. $50 secoRd; Rnmpie, Il5 tRics), $40.
third. Time, l:45 LAyminSer. Judge Fallon. Wing
Ting. Abrasion Galley Slave. Dixie Gal, Queen
Marguerite, and Coyendon also nan.
SIXTH RACE-AIis and seventy yards. Hovdy
HOwdy 100 (GanZ) $40. won: Silver knight los
CTaplinl. 81, second; Spir die, lD Q0ftusJ, $40.
third. Time. Ia HRlcourt, Denver Girl Harvey
f.. SIR Gangs. Peter PeDder. Melissa. Lucky Nose,
and Zienap also ran.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-01
MANHATTAN TIES
KENDALLS, 7 TO I
DonnelIy's Boys Overcome a
FiVe-run Lead.

Walking up slowly on Kendall. who
had gotten an early lead. Manhattan
tied the score, to Z. in the last inning
when Scott Dampier tripled to right. In
the early stages of the game Burley
was ineffective. being hit hard, Kendall
getting five-run lead by the fifth In
ming. In the last half OF the fifth Man
haitian started to overcome the big ham
dicap. and in the eighth. by bunting.
threw the Kendall team into the air and
copped a one-run lead.
In the ninth, with darkness slowly
drawing on, Kendall squeezed two
across the plate. and. thinking that
enough, nursed the inning out. Manhat-
tan. however. came back strong in the
last half, and with two out sent the
tying run across the plate in the gloom.
Score:
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oRerrydaIe ReoreaniEed.

At q monthly meeting held at Cherry
dale. Va, the cherrydale Athletic Club
elected ite new officers as follows: George
Holt. managers Ernest Rauth, captain,
ana Horace Ackeman. treasurer. The
Chsrrydale Athletic Club win play its
frst game under the new schedule sum
day. July 2. meeting the Cabin Johns
team al Cabin John. Nd. As both
teams are equally matched an interesting
game IS oxpects5. Any strong team de-
string games address communications To-
ceeree Hoit. chsuyoais. "a.
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Runs Aiddlekaf tll. Kerr. Vaughn ~. Barnhart
60, Fsnton 90. Kraft Ryan. Bradley, Tansil t2l.
Brown. Wilcox t2l, Z4nreIh, Carroll, Derine t2l.
First base on errcrs-Post-ofice, 5; Interior, l.
Left on Postodcs. Z; Interior. 7. First base
on balloon Ryan. 5; on Ferguson, 4; OF Dvvine,
2 Innings pitehed-By Ryan. s; by Ferguson, L
Hits made--o7 Ryan. IN 5 innings; on Feryu-
son, In 4 innings. Struck cut-By Ryan, 2; By
Ferguson. 2; By DeTtne. L Threebase hifs-Barn-
hart Two-base hits-Aliddlekauf. Devine Stolen
bases-M -Middlekarf (3l. Bradley, Vaughn, Gertnan.
Fenton 10, KRAFT ~. Barnhart, Wilcox. DeEine.
Double plays-Barnhart 10 Fenton TO Gertman
Ryan to Fenton 10 Gertmzn. Hit BY pitcher-By
Ryan. Gertman. Fenton, Kraft; By DeTine. Ryan,
DeTine 20. Passed ball-CarroIl. Umpire-Mr.
Erwin. Tine Of enme-2 hours.
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Runs-AInllin cg. Moran t9. c. Mcdonald 90,
Marceron t9, Mcdonald. Edmonston C2D. Smith.
Gallagher c9. De Leary. Wilkinson, seeber, Con-
nors, Farewell t9. De yoto. First base on balls
on Gallagher, 5; OF De Yoto. 5; on Rics. 2 In
nins pitched-By De Voto. ); By Rice. q; By Gal
lsgher z Hits made-of De VOto. s; OF Rice.
Bs OF Gallagher. I. Struck out-By De voto, 2;
BY Rice, &; BY Gallagher. s. Home run-EdmouSton
Three-bass hit-G. McDonald. Twobase hit-G.
Mcdonald ca, Edmonsnn. OOnnors FsrsweTl. Stolen
bases -Edmonstun. Smith. Double play-Moran TO
McDonhid- Hit b pltchGGBy Rice. Afullin and
Edmonston Wild pitch-Ds Foto Passed balls
Connos CD, Fhrewell CO.. Umptre-Aff Beta Time
o Came-I hour and 55 minutes
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GAMES TODAY.

Bankers League-No game.
Capital City Leagne-NaEy Yard W. Marines
Commercial LeaEue-D. n. walfOd W R. P.
Andrews t2:0 D. m.E
Department. Leagus-No game
District League Commissioners " Adams
Independenoe League-st. Martins W WaRerly.
Marquette Leazue-IndiAn oflce VI Co. x.
Olympia League-Braddock vs.. Emmanuel
r r. Y. NJ. @. A. League-open data.
Southern League-open date
Suburban League-Open date.
Sunday School League-Ninth vs Anaeostia.
Colored Departmental League-War and Nav VI.
Bureau; Interior VI. Agriculture.
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Runs-LmeTic. schombeTt Mwpny C9, Sullivan
%, Callan. Munich, Maus. Rupert Left on bases
Corcoran 9; st. Stephens. q; First base on balls
on Sullivan. 8; OF Leishear. l. Struck out-By
lineaux. Twobase hits-waple, Iims1c, Sullivan
Sacrifices hy-Goucher. Sacrifice mts-aoucher Muy-
ply. Mollineanx. Maus. Leishear. Stolen bases
Honan. Bmeric tD, schnmbert Murphy CO. SuIi-
van CO, Gallon %. Mnnch ~. Goucher (Z. Double
play-Mollineaux 10 Homan. Hit by pitcher-By
Sullivan, Langley. Passed balls-3funch Maus Um
pire-Mr. Collfhower. Time o( game-2 hours and
10 mfualfes
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Runs-Taylor CO. brennan tD. WldmayeF C9.
Marsden, Hines. Sullivan. Hessler. First base on
bals-of Hummer. /; OF Strobe, 2 Innings pitch
ed-By strobel, 5 Is; By Burke 4 "a Hits made
DE- Strobel. Z; OF Burke. s Struck 0ut-By Kun
mer. 9; BY Strobel 5; By Burke. /. Home run
Hessler. Two-base hits-Huriey, Widmayer, Hines,
0Rsllys Stolen basee-TayIor. brennan ~. Hines.
0Rsilly f21, Hayden. Strobel Double plsy-Hines
to Msndeu HIT By pitcheF-By Strobel Taylor.
VIVID pitches Burke. Umpdre-Mr. VenAble. Time
Of game-l hour and 20 minutes.
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ANDREWS VICTORIOUS.
Defeat. wa1fOrd in Fast Game

Defeats waIford in Fast Game I'm
Commercial League, 20 4.
Andrews went into first place probably
for good in the Commercial League by
defeating walford, TO l. Country Nor
ris was easily the star Of the contest
Both times when hits meant runs Coun-
try was there. In the fourth he poled
q triple, tying the score, and won the
game when he clouted two-bagger.
stole third and home on the advantage
OF Carpenters errors. Score:
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Runs-hnott Oakley. Page, DfVveT q. Clements
Co. Moran, Rapp. W. DOnnelly t2l, O. Dzmpder, S.
Dampier, Lynch. Left on hases-Manhattan. 8; Ken
dali, 8. First tase balls-of Bmley. l; of
Knott, l. Innings pitched-By Knott. Is: by Nc
Mahon 2-3 Hits mAde-0f knott, z; of McAia-
hon. q Struck out-By Brley, 2; by Knott, 8; by
McMAhou 2 Home run-DiyVer. Three-base hit
S. Dampier. Two-base hits-Moran, Fischer, Clem-
ents Herman. Sacrifice hitS-Page. Diver. Clen-
ents Tuohy. Stolen baseS-C. Damper. S. Dampier,
Oakley: J. Dounelly. Burley. Clements GU, s. Dam
pier t2. Passed ball-oakley. Umpire-Mr. New
man. Time Of game-2 hours and Is minutes.
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AMATEUR LEAGUES.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Bankers Leagus-No game.
Capital City League-Cornell. 70; 6eamen Gun
neFs, 7.
COnmercial Lszgue-AndrsEs, 8; walford, 4
Departmental League-P. o., Il; Interior. 10
District League Aloystns .; Commissioners, /.
Interb1reau League-Solicitors, Is; B. A. l., Is
icalled: II innings).
Independence League Manhattan, Z; Kendall, q
Marquette League-St stephen's 8; corcoran,
Olympia Leagus-W Woodland .; White Haven, G.
B. r. Z. NJ O. A. League-B. o., Q; Station, Q
1orfeitl
Southern R. r. League-No gnma
Suburban League-Petwurth, 9; BTiehtwcod L
Sunday School League-HPEline, 8; Ingram. /
Oolored Departmental Lagus-P. o., 81 @. p.
O.. T.