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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-25
Campus Notes from Colby
Men for PrlzeSpeaking.
Junior Class Of Womaa's Diyis
ion Hold Twilight Musical.
Bowdoin Varsity Nine Is Given a
Strenuous Practice by Coach.

Watorv.il IL. Mc., Apgt tSpccidn,
Follow ins are The young men chosen
for the faal contest from the pre-
l'minafies acid, Wednesday afternoon,
of the Hailamell prise speaking; Flor
inc AreN Is of Stonington; Robert IL
Bowen Il of Watervillc; Enold r. Far
rar 10 Of Brighton; Theodore Field
. rave, Il special student of Allehad
India; Leonard *. Grant L of Hart
! ford. Conn; Irving NJ. Miller 10 Of
Bingham. Herbert NJ. Rockwell 't6 of
Dorchester. Mass, Crawford A. Treat
10 of Stockton Springs and David
Jack IA of Winsiow
There are yet three others who are
on the Massachusetts baseball trips
Herbert G. Campbell IL, Paul Fraser
Il and Wilmer \. Meores II. who are
To speak before the names Of the re-
naming three of the L final speakers
| will be announced. The final speaking
| will be held late in May.
Chester L. Mills Is of Needham,
Mass, returned, Wednesday. To college.
Samuel G. Cotes II, who is at pres
| ent teaching at Salisbury. Pa, has
/ been appointed an instructor IN the
| Physics department OF PENNSYLVANIA
State College He will begin his duties
/ there in September.
| The members of the Penn relay team
| left for Philadelphia, Thursday after
noon.
| The Junior class of the Women $
division will hold Il twilight musical at
| the Congregational church. Friday af-
| ternoon, at O'Clock. The proceeds
| are To go To the Silver Boy fund of
the y NJ G y There are to be Sc
| Elections BY Lucille Soper, reader:
Hawsodo Trio: Marjorie Seribner II
soloist; George w. Pratt II. violinist
land the Mandolin club.
| Roberts Hall. in the nter-fraternity
| baseball League Won To | from
Delta Kappa Epsilon at Alumni Field,
| Thursday afternoon. in a walk-awaN
game. Timely hitting and poor field
| ing Won the game for the campus
| team.
RAYMOND Z. Luce exit, principal
of the Belgrade High school. is visit
| Ing friends at the Delta Kappa Epsi-
lon house.
The Senior class of the Women S
Division. Thursday afternoon. elected
| Eva Aaeomher eff Wilton mistress of
ceremonies for the annual Ivey DAY
land May festival. Friday. June 6.
Frances Pollard. old Town. DIANA
Wall, Roekpert, and Mabel Wall,
Rockpnrt. were appointed on the ode
leommittee.
The members of the Senior class are
expecting to enjoy house party out
ling during the Senior week vacation
| ut Great Lake. Phyllis st. Clair of
Calais ard Margaret Adams and Mat
tie Windell of Yarmouth We're elected
las a committee to make arrangements
| for such a party.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-25
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of tho Days Dealings in All
tho Leading Stocks.

New York. April 2i-Inilueneed by Il
number of unfavorabie factors, the stock
market today. turned downward rather
sharply. Sentiment has been prcdonf-
nateiy bearish for some time and 1t re-
quired only the additional weight of the
latest developments to turn the market
from the narrow groove which it has
followed recently and bring about sub
however, and pressure WIS not severe
except at intervals.
While selling WAS mainly professional.
1t WAS apparent that liquidation was In
progfoss IN some part of the market,
This Was Indicated by the heayiness OF
standard investment stocks and seasoned
bonds which declined readily as the
speculative issues. Many new low rec-
ords for the movement Were made and IN
the list Were such stocks as New York
Central, Northwestern. Illinois Central
and American Tobacco Losses of one 10
two points were numerous, with declines
among the less stable industrials running
as high as eight points.
Chief among the days bearish influ-
ences was the substantial victory of the
firemen on Eastern railroads in their
contest for higher wages. While II had
been assumed that an increase would
be granted, the award drew attention
To the higher operating expenses which
the railroads will be called to meet. as
well as to the probability of further de-
rnands from other classes of employees.
The concern felt in Europe over the Bal
kan situation was reelected in the for
eign markets and in some selling here for
London account. Reports of further eN-
tensiye applications for capital. the New
Haven inquiry in Boston. and the de-
cision of the national administration to
dispatch the secretary of state to Cali
fornia. were other items which the bears
found useful in pulling the market down.
Bonds were again under pressure. To-
tai sales, par value. s1,Sa.d0o. Panama
as advanced Ia call.
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While the Detroit Tigers have been
going along very we'll without Fyrus,
che Greet, ali the alleged indifference
relative to what the Georgian deter
mines tn do WHEN lie gets To Detroit
is all IN YOUR eye. Navin and Jennings
ere just like thu fans. They want ~
Cobb and they want him nov.
Il IS al eege well t. SAY that u
cobb aad Hanus Wagner are MT
missed much Just NOW. Il would Ie a
different tEne= with things eaias badly.
as they are bound To At times When
the real fight begins later on,
PITCHER William Powell and lnfiela.
or Michael Barsf;tmmer We're sold
Thursday, to the Cincinnati Nationals
by the Chicago Nationals. Il IS under.
stood Cincinnati claimed them 1T IT,
waiver price
Gnpires Of the American iees:s5zs
will appear on the diamond im@aeg-
late III white llaHnels on special nes
easians,. President Johnson annuaae-
ed. Wednesday. ene of these eeea-
sions viii he May :. when Frank
Chance viii ke given Il great feeep=
ton At the White Sox park a. ChIca-
ses taniTe.f will appear IN full
dress ON holidays amt when tfe
President Of The United SUITES Al
tends The games.
Niseasaet Academy @stf b feffe
scented .by Il FAST baseball team this
season Agernan Bodse Is manager
and Lee Gash2m captain. padse viii
be IN the box. Harold naiioff, Glitch
er. Gerhan Al iirst Ellsworth
Hubbard at second. Earl Carlton Il.
third Everett Mefhee. shertstep.
DeFerest MunSey. Ct; Kenneth Leath-
ers. If: Clifton Lewis. IL: Rog Dow.
substitute. The schedule has no.
been completed. but viii include games
with the Roothbay liarbcr Boy Seoa.s
next Saturday, Bridge academy Il
Wiscassct, May 4, and Bridge Aca1-
envy in Dresden, MAY L.
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CHICAGO Produce Market.

Chicago, April u
Wheat weakened. today on a beariSil
Kansas crop report Final prices showed
a net loss of ,ms to J. Corn suffered
net decline of to J. oats closed lower
to sNi higher. and provisions made
net gain of l0ft12s to 81.
WHEAT-May 92ins to gal July sis@
coRM-May So; July sas: Sept, ~;
OATS-May a5s: July 3iss Sept. ia
MESS PoRK-May 1880. July 1ee2a1ss,
''i IAR 81 ITO: July tig.s Sept. iioss
@05. $50 -. ,,,-
Sept 1927. ,.6..,
Enthusiastically; receipts ~ - cases ~
market cases included. 1'sIlS. ordinary
firsts 16.ms: tirsts 1!sft7 ;,
OTATOES-Steady; receipts cars ;a1rs,
Michigan sass Minnesota D4s5, WIS.,
consn 30dt3S.
RYE--No ga. -
RARI.FY-466f10 ssssss 81
TIMOTHY-aO0,,6.,.
+ CLOyER-f6006t2it0
PORK-i9S1. S.
IARD--l1f1a.
RIBS-1iO06 HIS. n IN
ts1,GS-Steady. receipts st.S,s Cases IA
p0T ATOES-Steady. Bermuda new MI
31Ddt550. IS
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

l'tiacess EQgcnie shakolskoya. a
eertifeated RUSSIAN air pilot and
NseVcloid ALramovitcll. u Russian air
man. fell while flying in a biplpne al
the 5oilanHisthai Germany, flying
grounds, thursday. and were both in
iHred, AhrameNiteh very seriously
and the princess slightly. Their ma
chine collapsed 30 feet from the
ground. AbramoViteh attempted a
fight, last Monday, from Berlin 70 st.
Petersburg. The German aviator,
Dunetz, WAS killed. earlier IN the day,
by falling from a considerable height
whom Gying in his aeroplane.
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CORNV,LEE

". $. Palmer If pedham. Mass. and
Bert Palmer OF South Rrsiintree, MISS.
were called here by the line IS of their
father. J. $. Palmer,
Lester Adams is the new evetseer of
the town farm
II. \. LongfelloW has sold his farm.
Guy LongfelIoW. Who has bee:l living
With II. y. L0Hsfellew, HIS moxed 10
Augusta.
Ethel AmazeeH had the misfortune
10 break both hanes of her leg. While
IT play at school some fwe weeks ago.
Waiton's Mill started. last Monday.
ON accnunt5af bad reatas, there has
leen no Grange meeting Ter six Weeks
N0RTH-JolI II. Whittier. the old
est residel.t Of Gornkille, passed away
Abr:l -, nj flee advanced age Of nine
ty-nine years, and three months. t1i
fifty Years psi AIR. Whittier had beer
a resident OF GnrnVilie.
Charles futile is painting his build
ings
Mr.. Small Of Athens, is working FOR
T. \. Weston.
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BASEBALL NOTES.

Brown picked up Eayrs. It's sensa
iional Freshman southpaw pitcher. in
its own door yard The yeungster is I,
Providence High school product
Saws the manager of the New York
Hignlanders To the manager of the
Cincinnati Reds: Its a long time be
tween drinks"-froin the cup of vie
tory, Joe and Frank are certainly
having 4 hard time
Washington has always had hot
brand of bleacherites, but apparently
the rough class has invaded the grand
stand. and this is IA condition that the
club authorities should eliminate at
once for their own good as well as
that Of the game.
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Harvard Seyen==
u. OF Maine Three.

innings, today. Harvard aud the Univer-
sity of Maine played good baseball, but
after that both sides We're erratc. Har-
ward winning to }, largely through bet
ter hitting. Hitchcock pitched coed
game for the Crimson. Names first run
was scored in the fifth. when Harvard
began throwing the ball around wildly.
Harvard came back in their half of the
NTH with four runs on combination OF
hits and errors. a double steal by Frye
and Hitchcock and "A home run by Clark
scoring Frye ahead of him. Crimson
errors gave Maine two more runs in the
eighth. Harvard made its lead safe in
their half of the inning, scoring two runs.
HARNA RD
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Boston Produce Market
Boston, Apri

Boston, ApFIt ~. IS
6Ouotations on flour. grain, nll1ie:a
meal, hay and straw are strictfy.wnoic
sale for carload lots to jobbers. All otnef
quotations represent prices TO lhe re-
BEEF-Dressed unchanged: whole cat
tie l2a6f13.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, northern 35aMoe;
cHEESE-stcady. X Y. twins $780,.
CORN-Steady; No. ) yellow 3D.
Enthusiastically: choice 25M26; western
23G2i. ,srea,oo
HAY-Firm, No. ] grade 2zs,zo.
IAMBS-Firm. spring. l3aMl4a.
LARp-Firm: pure IL. --,s..,-,,
MIXED FEED-I1igher. 22i5M26J,. III.
OATS-Unchanged; No. cappea "h''e
PoRK-Unchangcd: medium backs Zoa
2375 .,, ,,5c,,e,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. white ls.mloo.
SITGAR-Unchanged granulated aoo.
VEAL-Steady, SAILS
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At PHILADELPHIA

Superior work in the field and on the
bases offset New Works. superiority IN
pitching and gave Philadelphia the vieto-
ry to o. Schulz held the home team
down to FIVE hits. htt they were accom-
panied with five of Philadelphia six
stolen bases and three errors by New
York and Yielded runs Bender was hit
for II safeties but he famed eight bats
men and was given splendid support by
his team mates. especially by Thomas
and Collins. who turned back all three
attempts by New York to steal bases
In four times at hat Hartzel made three
singles
New York - o o o / 0 0 a-1-1l-3
philadelphia q o o o l IL 81
Batteries-Schulz and Williams. Stcf-
rett. Bender and Thomas. Time, 1.as-
Umpires. Connolly and McGreevy.
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After being reelected president Of
the National Association of Cotton
Manufacturers. Thursday, ut Boston,
Edwin Farnham Greene of Lawrence
pleaded with the members To "Stani
together i'll the tronbous time which
now beset the industry" other Off
GERS elected at the closing session Of
the annual convention of the associa-
ton were: Vice Presidents, Albert q.
Duncan. Gohcs y. y: George p
Grant. Jr.. F'itehhurg. Among the nef.,
directors chosen We're Russell Il.
Lowe, Fitehburg; L. NJ. Miller, Char
lotte, y. c.. Governor Ely, Norwich,
Conn.
\ Massachusetts colporteur who
travels about five thousand miles Il
year uses Il completely. equipped car
rage as Il permanent home.
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MAINE,

Home run-Ciark. Sacrifice bt-WIn-
gate Osborne. Abbott. Stolen bases
Frye. lIardwick. Hitchcock Double play
Clark and Ayers. Left on bases-Har-
ward g. Maine T. First on hails-on
Hitchcock I. of Driscoll = First on cr-
rors-H Harvard :. Maine T. struck out
By Hitchcock 3. by priScon L. Passed
hails-Osborne :. Time. i-i5. Umpire.
O. Reilly
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New York Produce Market.

New York, ApfiI T
FEoUR-Fifmiy held with business
rather quiet.
WHEAT-spet irregular: No. red
nominal: No. / northern Duluth 1u, fob
aioat opening navigation.
GORN-Spot firm: export g. fob ailoat.
oATS-spot steady. No. > f6aMi1 No. t
3saNld. natural white sssai1; White clip
ped S9ffi2 50
PoRk-steady; mess 2i75azss5.
BEEF-Firm.
IARD-Strong: middle west il2oaf li35
SEGAR-Steady: museovado 2sbH2sa
centrifugal 335f3saa moiasses sslM25i. re-
fined quiet.
BUTrER-Firm: receipts AL tubs :,
creamery extras u; tirsts IS.
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ICY" Young Is In
The Game Again.

Cleveland, April 24.-"Cy" YOUNG,
major league pitcher. famous for more
than a score of years, late today, sign
oil n contract to manage the local club
off the Federal League for the COM
ing season. Practice and the selection
of a team will begin, tomorrow, AT
Luna Park, where the Federals VII
open the season here. on May ), with
the Covington. KY, team.
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.AT-NEWYDEIA.

The Giants easily defeated Philadelphia
in the third game of the series I 10 !.
Moore started in the box for Philadel-
phia and lasted only two innings. III
fhatNtiInc he parsed four men and yielded
five hits including home run by Shafef
in the second inning with two ON the
bases Nelson. who replaced Moore. held
the Giants In check. Ames was very ef-
feetive and the Philadelphia team made
only four hits. Notable catches by DOYLE,
Burns and Murray featured the game.
Philadelphia "a o VI -
Batteries-Nelson. Moore and killifer
Mines and Meyers Hartley. Time, LII.
EMPIRES Klein and Ortiz
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At LOUIS.

Cincinnati pounded five pitchers of the
mound while suggs WAS effective most
Of the time. Cincinnati winning from st.
Louis 10 to 3 This Is Cneinnati's second
victory of the season. Double ard triple
hits were frequent, while passes and
sacrifices aided IN the scoring.
ST Louis "a 0 ; o o a s-ls-t
Batteries-Snggs and Clarke. Severoid
sallee Bark. Reddng. Willis. Geyer and
Wfngo Time. 2h. Umpires. Brennan
and E,aSou
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Nervousness and Nerve.

The more nervous man IS, Inc ,ess
nerve he has That sounds paradox
cal--but ii isn't. for nerve is stamina.
Hoods. Sarsaparilla gives nerve. IL
tones the whole system. pcrfects di E
pestion and assimilation. and is there
fore the best medicine a nervous per
son can take.
If You get tired easily. mentally OF
physically. take Hood's--it will do you
good.
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NATIONAL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Boston, April 24.-Boston defeated
Brooklyn ! To 0 i'll Il Ginning game here.
this afternoon Both pitchers were ef-
fective and between them II hatsmen
struck out. In the final inning James
hunted safely, but was forced at second
by Connolly after Maranville had fouled
to Miller in an effort to sacrifice. Myers
doubled over tbird. putting Connolly OH
third. Sweeney was purposey gwen a
base OH balls and then Rariden. with
two strikes called, singled to right, seor-
ing Connolly with the winning run.
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AMERICAN.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Washington, April 2t-While Washing
ion outhii Boston, today, the fisitofs
punched their hits and beat the nome
team to 3. Washington had lead OF
one run in the ninth inning. but Boston
fell on Groom and hatted out victory.
Boston had but ere man ieft on bases
against II for Washington, due TO Be
dents keeping the hits scattered.
President Wilson was in the grand
stand OF the four games played here
the President has attended three.
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BOUTS THIS WEEK.

Friday-Jim Bryant VS.. jeff Madden,
e,lo.leesfer. George Robinson rs. Tom
Coleman, Philadelphia.
saturday-Paddy LAWN VS.. Bob Me
Allister. Oakland, Cal Paul Moore VS..
Moe Allen, P. White VS.. Young Mahon
and z. Milne VS.. Kid Drummie, New
York. IL. Phillips rs. L, Edwards
brooklyn.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York April u
Spot closed quiet Middling uplands
II: do. gulf i2.es. sales 100 bales
Galveston steady. Il. New Orleans
quiet. u 5-16: Savannah easy, IA.
Charleston quiet. II: Memphis quiet. Ia.
Net receipts for six days 69.a16.
Exports to Great Britain l.366: 10
France 900; to the Continent lt,i42; to
Japan GEO: TO Mexico 2l52
Stock e. Ia
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Dartmouth Five
Colby College Two.

Hanover. y. H.. April a Dartmouth
won again from Colby. today. 5.t9 . The
Maine collegians played a better fielding
game than yesterday but wefe nnahia to
bunch hits off LAWN except In the fifth
inning Three hits then Melted their only
runs. Dartmouth WIS asst somewhat
in its run getting by Colby errors.
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Boston Curb Market.
Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago. April -
HoGs-Reeeipts Hoo; higher, light
S5a6f96l.
cATTLE-Reeeipts 1000. steady. calves
aaff50 higher: beeves i50M920, Texas
steers 6s0ai791
SHEEP-Receipts 16e1 steady tn
strong. native 6o0fi7a5. western 6o0eiI25.
yearlngs 650dt1a0: native lambs 6shaSae;
western 7o0fi $50
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rba new Italian Dreadnought
Duilo was launched, Thursday, at the
navy yard at castellammaro. IN the
presence of the King and Queen OF
Italy and a large gathering OF the
military and naval authorities. queen
Helena christened the vessel.
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n Tor Yefkes IN 9tEi.
ttted for Bedient in 9Th.
WASHINGTON

Two-base hits--Gardner. Engie. Three
base hits-Engic. Gandii. ffits-0ff Be-
dent II in s innings; off Hall I in l.. Sac
rifice ny-Speaker. Stolen bases-Engle,
Milan. Ansmith. Shanks . Double play
Groom =. Mcbride aud t;andil. Left
on bases--Boston |, Washington Ii. First
on bals-By Bedient l. Groom ;. First
on rors-Washington /. Struck out-By
Bedient 8. by Groom :. Time. LIS. I'm
pires, Dineen and Hurt
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Eastern lie ague.

At Hartford-New London ;, Hartford
30 -innings).
At New Haven-Waterbury New Ha-
Ven 0.
AT PittsiieId-pittsfed ;. Spfinglie 2.
At Holyoke-B Ri idgeport s. Hoiyoke 3.
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American Association.

At olumbus-columbus $. Milwau-
kee 1.
At Indianapolis indianapolis 3, Mime
apols :.
vt Louisvlle-Louisville g, Kansas city
:, 40 innings1
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Mrs. George w. I.lkins. wife of the
head of the Elkins family in Philadei-
phia. died, Thursday. at her country
home, near Philadelphia, after long
Illness. Mrs Elkins was Miss Stella
T.. McIntire of Dayton, Ohio.
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AT CHICAGO.

oHtfieider Williams of st. Louis made
three triple base hits i'll four times at
bat and Chicago lost the opening game
of the series with st Louis , tn |. Two
of Williams, triples figured III the scores
for his team. In tie sixth lie drove in
one run after a man had been walked.
and i'm the eighth he drove in another
and scored himself on a long fly by
Pratt The locals hit Mitchell freely
but were unable to score more than ore
run. This came i'm the seventh on
punched hits Tire fielding Of Weaver of
Chicago prevented the visitors from seof-
ing on three other occasions when they
had man as far as third with only one
out Two of his attempts cut runners
off at the plate.
st Louis n u % q u u ? 0-3- 30
Chicago ........e 0 0 GILL
Batteries-M itehelh and Aenew. Cicotte
and Easterlv. Time. Las. Umpires. Fer
guson and 0'Loughlin.
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COLBY

Two-base silnpsuu Sacrifice hit
IoBohue. Stolen bases Sullivan. Lowe.
Double play Bouohue 10 Lowe to Pen
nett. Left on bases-Dartmouth L Col
by 3 First base on balis-Lavin &. James
g. First on efrors-Dartmouth 2. Colby
2. Hit By .pitcher-Nuttng. struck out
BY LAWN 9. by James l. Time, 2.05. Um-
pire, Kelley
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At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :, Montreal |.
At ovidence-Rochester 4, Proyi-
dencc 2.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ). Buffalo /.
At Jersey City-Jersey City 3, Toron-
to 0.
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Southern LEAGUE.

At Memphis-New Orleans o. Memphis 0
(called at end of 18th: darllncssl.
At ashviIle-Birmjngham s. Nash
willie 0.
At Montgomery-Mobile Il. MontGom-
cry 2
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At DETROIT

In their first clash of TIE season at
Navin field, Cleveland outplayed Detroit
and Won. 5 to 3. Greggs was better than
Dubuc in the pinches, and the French
mans own error in the sixth was respor-
sible Tor one of Cleveland's runs. In the
first inning Crawford made the first home
rune of the year on the home grounds,
lifting the bah into right field bieachers.
Birmingham worked the squeeze play
for the fourth time this season. sending
in the tieing run In the eighth Inning.
With Olson on third. the Cleveland man
ager hunted toward first. and Olson.
starting with the pitch. scored easily
while Dubue and Gamer retired the bat
ter A single and steal by Graney and
Carisch's double then produced two more
runs. making the game safe for the visit
ors. Bush had great day on the paths,
stealing second twice and one pllferlng
third.
Cleveland 80 o o o 0 3 0-5-9-1
Detroit .........i 0 o o 0 0-3-9-a
Batteries-GregP and Carisch; Dupue
and Stanage. Mckee. Time. 1.ol. TIM
pires, Hiidebrand and Evans
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Now York Money Market.

New York. April q.
Prime mercantile paper. Sat per cent.
Sterling exchange steady at iS3a0 for
60-day bills and ut 1851 for demand,
Commercial bills 4s5i.
Bar silver co.,
Mexican dollars IS.
Government bonds firm.
RaiMnad bonds heavy.
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A. and NJ of North Carolina II.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

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