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The Washington times., 1915-04-19
Cleanup Campaign On
Starting in Southeast
Section Invaded Early in Day by Army of Anti-Dirt
Workers-Commissio ers and Civic, Trade and
Patriotic Bodies Back Movement

to Mrs. Charlton NJ. Clark. chairman n
OF the finance committee, 3536 Ward
er street northwest.
The Health Department is co opera
ting in the campaign, and will give
prompt attention to all reports of nui-
sanCes which NAV be made either in
writing or by telephone. Failure to
abate nuisances, 1t Is stated, will be
Court.
Suggestions Made.
The following suggestions ara made
by the department:
Report all dirty lots. yards, sheds,
cellars. alleys, and other insanitary
places.
BE certain there is filthy refuse in
the places reported.
Distinguish between 'unsightly' and
insanitary' premises.
fSnt fail to give exact location and
nature OF nuisance complained of.
Don't report any place without thor
ough investigation"
Inspections will be made by sanitary
inspectors of the Health Department
following the campaign, as well as dele
gates representing the citizens asso-
cations. The associations will have
charge of the work in the territories
covered by the organizations.
Householders are asked to aid In the
crusade by strict observance OF the
regulations governing the removal OF
refuse. copies of which may be obtained
from the Street Cleaning Department.
Miscellaneous refuse must be placed
in receptacles. which can easily be han.
died by one man. and placed so that II
will he easily accessible to the col
lectors. n includes all rubbish and re
fuse. other than garbage, ashes. etc, in
cident to the ordinary conduct OF tho
household
Such refuse, however, as cut grass
wall paper or substances that may &C.
cumulate as the result of repairs tC
yards and dwellings, and building opera
tlons must be removed at the expense
OF the owner or occupant of tn,
premises.
Much of the ordinary household rub
bish Can be burned I'm the furnace OIL
Kitchen range.
The activities of the clean city com
mittee will not end with the close of the
caQpaiRn. The endeavor will be tC
Keep clean. Plans for the distribution
OF literature on the care OF household.
are being made by the committee.
The Washington times., 1915-04-19
Will Examine Candidates
For Naval Academy Today

The seven young men from the Dis
trict. found qualified by the Commits
sioners to take the examinations for
Cadctships at the Naval Academy will
be examined by an examining board of
the Navy Department tomorrow.
The two candidates passing with the
highest marks will receive the appoint
mentS.
The Washington times., 1915-04-19
ThaW Case Goes Over
Until Next Thursday

NEW YORK. April l9.-After counsel
for both sides had submitted briefs to-
day in the matter of allowing the ques-
ton of the present sanity of Harry H
Thaw to be fought out before a jury
the case was adjourned until Thurs
day by Justice Hendricks.
Should Justice Hendrick decide on
Thursday to deny the motion for jury
trial Thaw's attorneys Will argue the
question before him In open court.
The Washington times., 1915-04-19
For 400 Alaska Jobs
10000 File Applications

william c. Edes, member of the
Alaska engineering commission, is
spreading broadcast warning that
there are but 400 jobs available In
Alaska. with the opening a work on
the Government railroad. Already the
commission has on file 10000 applica-
tions from men looking for work. and
who desire to go to Alaska. Commits
sioner Edes fears that there will be a
stampede TO the Territory of uncmploy-
ed men.
The Washington times., 1915-04-19

Southeast Washington was invaded
today by an army of workers in the
war against dirt.
Bearing the Endorsement OF the Com
missioners and practically every citi-
zens' association. trade. civic. and pa
triotic organization I'm the District, the
clean city committee began today in
earnest the cleaning of the city.
Contractors under the supervision of
the Street Cleaning Department were
at work early today. anG it is expected
that by mightfall hundreds of loads
OF refuse will have been removed to
the public dumps.
The southeast section was the first
TO receive the attention of the com
mittee. The work there will continue
until Thursday, when the scene Cf ac-
tivities will be changed to the south
west.
Three days will be devoted to the
cleaning of this section. On Monday.
Tuesday, and Wednesday of next week
the northwest section IS to he cleaned,
and from April % to May the clean
up forces will be Centercd in tho north
east.
Funds Arc Needed.
Funds are needed to carry on the
work.
The following statement has been
issued by W. II. Richardson. chair
man of the committee.
THE clean city committee is enter
ing upon it's 1915 cleanup campaign
I'm the interest Of a healthier cleaner,
and a more beautiful Washington. 1t
Is not a new movement and needs no
introduction. The beneficial results
are so apparent and pronounced that
il needs no argument to commend It's
work to you and the public.
I'VE are appealing to you for fnan-
cial support as we have no means
with which we can carry on our work
except what we receive from gratui-
tous contributions. The officers are
giving their time and services freely.
but we must have money with which
to carry on our work. Last year the
citizens of Philadelphia contributed
over $4,000 TO their committee"
The Master Painters and DCCorat t.
ors' Association has contributed $500
to the fund.
contributions should be addressed
The Washington times., 1915-04-19
Smash Four Wildcat Stills

ATHENS, Tenn, April l9.-Deputy
Collector T. B. WINS. and deputies bovo
lust returned to Athens from Monroe
soiIIIlItS, stiIIS %here they smashed four big
stils ana arrested two alleged moon.
sinners. At one of the stills 1000 caIIons
of beer was destroyed, e''''''S
The Washington times., 1915-04-19
THE WEATHER REPORT.

The forecast for the District of CO.
>umbia--Partly cloudy tonight and Tues
day: mild temperature.
Maryland - Probably local thundetI
shoWers this afternoon; generally fair
tonight and Tuesday; moderate temper
ature; moderate southwest and west
winds.
Vtrginia-Partly cloudy tonight and
tuesday: mild temperature: light to
moderate west and northwest winds.
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TEMPERATURE.
AFFLECK'S.

Inc temperature today as registered
at the United States Weather Bureau
and AffieCk's:
..
The Washington times., 1915-04-19

TIDE TABLE
high tlde Ills a. IN. and 1I:i9 n. IN.
Low tide-6:sS a, IN. and 6.UN D. m
sun TABLE.
Ssp rises,,......,5.lS Sun sets.m......6.p
The Washington times., 1915-04-19
Lynch Law In Court.

'Of course, we are speaking only Of
the case made by the petition and
whether it ought TO be heard. Upon al
legations Of this gravity in our opinion
1t ought TO be heard. whatever the de-
cision of the State court may have been
and il did not need to set forth con-
Trajectory evidence, or matter of rebut-
tai or to explain why the motions for
n new trial and to set aside the verdict
There is no reason to fear an i'm
pairment OF the authority of the State
TO punish the guilty. We do not think
1t impracticable in any part of this
country to have trials free from outside
control But to maintain this Immunity.
1t may be necessary that the suprem-
acy of the law and of the Federal Con-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27
Concert friday evening.

The concert 70 be givun on Friday
eyining for the benefit q the Young
wcmsn's Christian Association prom
lses TO be a great success
The lecture han OF the first Metho-
dist church has been very kindly
loaned for the occasion without any
charge and the board wish 70 pub
gcly express their appreciation Of 80
important q help
Throughout the United States some
thousands q associations have been
gained homes away from home for
girls and women wishing q change q
climate or location or vocation. The
Pensacola Young WomeuH Association
provides bed and board and correct
chaperunage for such. and il distinctly
a harbor II refuge 20 the stranger A
warm welcome and advice and
guidance are extended 20 young wo-
men, and the entire system = proviffg
a national blessing
Tickets for the concert are On sale II
the Clutter Music House. the Rey-
maids Music House and the associa-
ton building. No { East Belmont, ad-
Joining the y NJ G. a.
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UNITED STATES.
COURT MEETS:
BANK CASES SET.
THE LATTER Are sET FoR TRIAL
or May f7-GRANo JURY EN-
pARELLEp AND BEGINS WORK.

With Judge Rhydon ~. Cali presid-
Ing, the United states court convened
yesterday morning cor tne spring term.
The morning was devoted 20 cmpanell-
ing the grand jury. which was sworn
and the organised by the election Of T.
j. Hanl0E. Jr. as foreman.
Tie cases of the four former on
cfala Of the First NntionAs bank were
called ana set for tFias on May ~.
The grand jury e composed q the
Following Fritz Zerr. J. j. Rev, 7.
5. Leonard W. T. Wilson. Walter Il
MowbraY. J. ". KsoKh. T. J. Hanion.
Jr. Marvin Merritt. J s Walton Eu-
gene NJ. smith. Julius Eee9er. Harry
NJ smith. Geo. W. Howe. W r. War
field, J. A wedkawortn. arthur j.
Johnson. Malcolm 2 wilson. s A
Leonard, d. NJ. Rudd. e. A. shiplsy,
w. ID Rigdon. ]. ID. Rusa
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Veterans Ball.

Buy tickets for the Vet
Grams bali Thursday night.
and 60, even if il is only for
a little while. The seating
capacity in the Keyser audit
orium will be much greater
than usual, as extra chairs
viii be provided. in addition
20 the present large observa-
tion gallery.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27
NOTHING HEARD
OF CAPT. MONT
WHO IS MISSING
THE SEMINOLE, or WHICH he
WAS MASTER. LEAVES TAMPA
WHEN SEARCH PROVES FRUIT.
LESS.

Teiegrans received BY relatives yes
terday said that the search for Capt
Salvatore Mont, 81 the fishing schoon-
er Seminole. has been fruitless and that
the vessel had left Tampa without
him. J.. Frank Taylor. Of Warren a
Co, left several days ago for Tampa
and upon arriving and being unable
20 secure any clue sent the vessel to
sea
The search for Capt Mont con-
tlnues IN Tampa. His disappearance
IL a mystery. for the reason that he
was steady and reliable man. The
only theory IL that some Person De-
came aware that he had considerable
money on his person and murdered
him for the amount
lie has a family in Pensacola
where he has resided since q boy. and
they are very uneasy regarding him
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27
TUGS SUCCEED
GETTING VESSEL
OFF THE BEACH
THE NORWEGIAN BARK MosvoL.
WHICH WENT ASHORE NEAR
ST. ANDREWS, IS PULLED INTO
DEEP WATER.

After working q couple Of days. the
Pensacola tugs Sea King and r. r.
simpson have succeeded IN paillnR
the large Norwegian bark Mosvol into
deep water. and a wire from Captain
Aiken. who made the trip 20 the scene
OF the vessels trouble aboard the Sea
King. stated that he was coming home
aboard the r. r. Simpson. which q
taken 20 indicate that the Sea King
VIII tow the bark 90 New Orleans. Tor
which port the bis sailing ship was
bound when she went ashore
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"a ~ ID

Today.s attraction IL one mere Of
the greatest productions known uni
verraiiy % ths world q Aims. wild
fre.~ featuring Lillian Russell, the
well- known Broadway star actress
supported - an aFi-stAr cast FOL
lowing - a synopsis o. the play:
bob harrington conducts q racing
stable On Long island without tho
E1powledae Of his danEhters. Henrietta
and Myrtle. narringson Il travelling IN
the west ard meets John Keefs. q
remhler, They play cards alone and
Keefe Kills harrington ard steals the
bill of sale 60 bis racing stable, leav-
ing q sheet of the inventory on the
naor together With a curious cigarette
shmaer John Garrison. the sheriff.
gives verdict az suicide. German.
3 "a 81 Keefsa. Is tho only person
who knows the truth.
Kerfe comes east and claims the
stables but 3att Donovan, the trainer,
suspects foul play koefe changes hia
name - Duny and becomes Infatuated
with Henrietta John Garrison comes
east and sees Henrietta ard thinks he
recognizes Iva her s. striking Feaem-
blance % the picture found 81 the
watch ~ the dead man. Keefe and
Garrison meet AZ the home OF Henri
eta. keefe denies hts identity. but
betraVa himself Garrison sends west
for the watch and the missing sheet
az the bfil az sale Tie loses the watch
. amd 81 - found BY n street beggar
Nann paWmed Henrietta 80 attracted By
ID lhatbe pa0n shop window and buys
o. she oNefheara Eeefe tell Duno-
van that be bought the stable 81 her
father and conmnnts him with the
watch and picture 81 hne playing ten
MS VITA Henrietta the missing sheet
~ the hiil 81 rais falls from the pocket
OF Garrison and she fn6s u ava the
mystery deepema. She overhears a con-
verRation between keefe and German
and finds che complete bin 81 sale and
compares % with the missing sheet
Ralph WooahuFat. the nance OF Mvr.
tia. has been Induced by keefe 60 bet
large sums az bis pool room. The day
81 the big handicap g. approaching
and Mildnre in the Ecere stable "a
being backed 20 win. keere sends Dom
evan o. rob Henrietta ~ the smissing
sheet bat fails. Henrietta on the DAY
Of the hiE race seeks out Ionn Carl
sos. and accuses him Of being in COLI
fusion with Keefe or Duffy She shows
Garrison her proofs Keefe realizes
thag ne must nee the country Hs
backs another horse 60 win. brides
Chappy Raster. the rider 81 Wlidnre
a. use the whip On the mare 20 cause
her e. sulk Henrietta owerhears the
plot and goes to the once where nhs
has a terrific struggle with keefe She
aucce, ds in pulling down the flag and
the story closes with Heurietta in
che arms % her lover. Wilanre having
wen the race.
on Thursday the coming ~ ths
prince 81 Peace" VIII be a real treai
for pensacoiana and THE valley 81
the Missinw" Friday
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DlscLAtM RESPONSIBILITY
NlcARAoUAN OUTBREAK

Washington. April gs-I.eadlng
Liberals in Nicaragua. reports 70 the
state department. said today. disclaim
connection with the revolutionary
outbreak of a month ago. President
DiaE Il was said. has the situation Is
hand
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27

ten on % the rules and procedure
about a. quick as John Stokes did.
and shows signs of the stokian brand
u legislative ability. which e. going
some Tor one score years and two
JONES AFTER FEE SYSTEM.
The hili which Senator Jone- has
introduced substitutes the salary for
the fee system Of remunerating county
officers. u l. a well thought olA and
well balanced bill that viii adequately
pay at classes ~ the public servants,
and save much money 10 tne over
strained county treasures. There ~
such universal condemnation Of the
autiquated. unjust and hurdensome fee
system that Il Il qUite possible that
the Jones bill, " the Wood bill or
COMMITTEES bib embracing the good
features q both, viii be cna cted In
spite 81 che protests % those who
are now enjoying the large and Juicy
prequisftes q the fee system.
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To
SELECT CLERKS
THIS EVENING
MEETING or YESTERDAY AFTER
NOON WAS ADJOURNED ON &C
COUNT or DEATH ~ FAMILY
or ONE MEMBER.

The city Democratic executive com
mittee convened yesterday afternoon
fer the purpose ~ selecting CLERKS and
inspectors for the primaries OF May
snd II, but on account of a death IN
the family ~ Jos. V. Riera. one Of the
members. the meeting adjourned un-
tli this evening az s O'Clock.
Il - expected that a. this meeting
clerks and inspectors viii not only Be
named. hut All other matters relating
90 the approaching primaries - sed
up.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27

Coughs and colds are the bane OF
childhood and cause mothers much
more worry than any other Of the
minor diseases. Those who keep
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy az hand
ready for instant use have less oc-
eusion g worry Mrs W r Agin.
Blunton. Ohio says 4 always rely
upon Chamherlain's Cough Remedy
y hen the children have coughs or
colds 0btainable everywhere
(Adv)
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Continued From PaEe ons)
has taken the preeautien 20 prrng his
wife a. corboragive detail tending 20
lend verisimliitude 60 his claims Co
bis transfer from minors 20 majors.
But nevertheless and notwithstanesssy
that Be a some shy 81 years sc men
count them. this Anderson persoA who
has plenty ~ longitude hut very little
latitude, physically speaking. has got
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27
aThs slrsns = ~ sool,a.

A feature Ia every sense ~ the word
T. being presented by the Bonita to-
day. The Siren. a balboa produc-
e1ion. ln six acts Too much cannot
Re said about this picture which de-
ipicts the career ~ an artful woman
who destroys happiness bat finally
must pay the awful price
Miss LYDIA Borelll who today holds
first place among actresses ~ inter
national fame. PLAYS the leading part
81 the George Kieinen alm verslbn ~
Henry Bataiiics famous novel ia
Temme Nue. which g. besnR shown
today az the Bonita under the title.
ssThe Naked Truth" Miss RorelH is
undoubtedly the hiEhest paid womaE
hf motion pictures. For ner work In
'-.fhe Naked Truth" she received 100. :
ESQ francs and lu addition she holds
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ADJUSTMENTS.

an interest ia the profits Of the film
here and abroad
The story is a fascinating one in
every respect. Miss Boreln magnifi-
Gently endowed - nature for the part.
portrays the character 81 the Latin
quarter model IA a manner which as
toniahed the blaAe Bros dway critics
during the Gambler engagement
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ST. Louis Shuts Out Philadelphia;
Cincinnati Defeats Chicago

Brooklyn, April ass-Tesrau held
Brooklyn 60 two hits this afternoon
and New York shut our the home
club. scoring three runs on sir hits
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27
chIeaao b. clnelnna,I Is.

Cincinnati. April 2s.-Cincinnati won
from Chicago today In a game fea-
tured by heavy hitting. many hits be-
ing for extra bases. Each club used
three pitchers. Cincinnati finally win
ming out BY the score Of ~ % IL. The
score: R.H.E
Chicago ....... ........f2 10 o
Cincinnati ... ........fs 13 9
Batteries-Adams. Schorr. Vaughn
and BresnRhan. Brown. Dale. Benton
and Clark; umpires. Rigler and Hart.
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chatsanOosa S. Memphis q.


Nashville, April 2g--In heavy hit
ting and loosely played game Nash
vile wen from Little Rock this after
noon ~ the score II i2 a. II IN ten
iunings The score. RHE.
lattte ROCK ..........ss.s.-.l II ~
NAHhAtase s.s.s.. ssssss..*s.-AM ~
batteries-Day. F1ncher and Crib
benss Bushelman. Rener and Street.
umpires. O'T0oIe ana PfennInger
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BASEBALL
RESULTS


NatlonaL
AZ Philadelphia Z. Boston 4.
Al Brooklyn 0. New York 3.
A. 81 Louis q. Pittshurg 0.
At Cincinnati IS, Chicago ~.
American.
At Detroit, 1. ST Louis 3
Aat Chicago IL. Cleveland /.
Al New York ?, washington 2.
Az Boston ?, Philadelphia 2
Federal.
Al Chicago Z. Kansas City q.
At Brooklyn :. Baltimore 4
At Newark, s. Buffalo 2
A. pittahurR- 50 Louis. rain.
South Atlantic.
AZ Augusta 81. Charleston 0-s
At Savannah s-2. Columbia ST..
Al Columbus SIS. Albany 70.
Al Macon -. Jacksonville 81.
Southern
At Memphis 2. ChattanooRa s.
At Atlanta 2, Mobile ~ innings
A. Birmingham 4. New Orleans
e. III innings.
AT Nashville i2. Little Rock n.
10 innings
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VETERANS LETTER.


Gonzalez. Pa. April -. 1915.
SIR. W A. Rawls. Adj camp Ward
No. 10.
Dear sir and Brother: your kind
favor Of 2znd inst a. hand. and IN re-
ply would say that viii try Il Be on
hand AZ the Memorial exercises Mon
day evening. have afso sent word
70 the few resident Veterans to be on
hand.
The movement fnauwsErated ~ the
ladies OF Pensacola and tne Daughters
Of the Confsderacy 70 send NNenty
Veterans 20 Richmond Il q very laud-
able one.
As ! spent -four years % my soldier
life In Virginia and an ! mingled my
blood twice with Ter soil and once
IN Maryland. Il e but natural that
desire 20 revisit the old historic bat
tlogrounds once more before I go
hence.
Unless I receive aid 20 40 80 my
financial circumstances would prevent
me Many thanks for your wishes that
! be one 81 the twenty The ranks are
fast thinning and IL will be but a year
or two more before the last one o.
the grand old heroes WIN have an
swered the roll call up yonder
Yours In the bonds ~ Confederate
comradeship.
ONE HUNDRED FROM TAMPA.
Tampa promises 70 send one hun
dred Veterans 70 Richmond Gaines
vile l. going 70 send a good delega-
ton, and from Jacksonville, not only
a fun delegation Of Veterans viii be
sent, but stonewall Camp of sons ~
Veterans win have q special train
for their Camp, which will leave there
on the night % May s0th.
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Detroit. April 2s--st Louis Ions
losing streak was broken this after
noon when weilman pitched the club
20 victory over Detroit. The score.
ST. Louis .......s~......-....s 10 \
Detroit .. .f 5 4
Observation-Disclosures and O'Leary:
Duhnc and Baker; umpires. OTsough-
lin and Hilderbrand
Cleveland I. chleaae -.
Chicago. April 2s.-Cnieago won
one-sided and uninteresting game
from Cleveland this afternoon. the Wis
iting pitchers being Wild. The score:
Cleveland ......... ...........i ?
chicago ss...s..- s.......s..l4 ii y
Battar Mitchell. Walker and
o'Neii I'D Billings: FaDer and
schalk; umpires. Naliin and Dineen.
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n H y


PhiIadelphia. April as-PhiiadeIphia
won from Boston this afternoon BY
hard and timely hitting. Alexander
pitched stsadies than strang. the Bos-
ton twirler. The score: R.HE
Boston ....-.....s ...~~@.....A
EhllAdeipnta s.-s@s..s s@.sss#sE 10
Batteries-stranE and Gowdy; Al
exander ana Kili'fer; umpires. ouigley
and Eason
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Piss.hura 0, s.. Leul, 3.

81 Louis. April 2s-Perdue was In
grand fern this afternoon yieidine
eight hits scattered through a. many
innings and not permitting Frttshurg
10 score. The score. R.HE
fittNhurE s.s.ssss..s .ss...ss.o /
81 Louis ssssssssssssss.ssa j
Battertes-Adams Cooper and Glib
son and Schang; Perdue and Snyder;
urnpirea. Klein and Emslie.
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APPRECIATESTHE.
WORK OF LADIES
OF PENSACOLA
VETERAN WRITES HIS impress.
sIoNs or THE EFFORTS or
DAUGHTERS TO AID ThE OLD
SOLDIERS.

The following letter from an ola
veteran. shows how the efforts Of the
ladies' q Pensacola are appreciated.
and conveys 70 them an idea of the
longing these old soldiers cherish TO
visit once more the scenes Of the great
conflict in which they bore 20 heroic
q part, more than ffty years ago.
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Atlanta Wins From Mobile;
Chattanooga Defeats Memphis

Atlanta. April 2s-Atlanta defeated
Mobile today n 3 pitchers battle be-
tween Townsend and Allen. Atlanta
scored the winning ran IN the twslfth
inning. The score: RH T.
Noble ss.ss.s..s.s s.ss.s..ss.A
Atlanta ssssssssss. .sssHss.sss Z II
Batteries-Town ana Chestnut
and Schmidt. Allen and smith. UNI
plre, Breltenstein.
NeVs Orleans q. Birmingham =.
Birmingham. AgFil 2s.-Ncw Or
leans continued its winning streak this
afternoon 81 defeating Birmingham
50 the aeare 81 70 4 "A eleven IN
Rings The score: RHE.
&fW AfFaeah# s+s.*ss4.*s..ss.-
hirHinEham ..-..s.s at.-t.a.A IL
Batteries BaErs Morgan and
Enauups Roth HaraRrove and Hale
aud Wallace. umpire. Kern.
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Boston Defeats Philadelphia;
ST. Louis Wins From Detroit

New York, April fs.--Nsw York bat
ted Boehling almost At win this after
noon. winning from washington BY
the score % . 20 2 Tne score;
R.HE.
WahhlnAton -.e-s..ss .s..s..A
NNW AofA s.s.s....ss sssassss. 10
MISUNDERSTANDING and williams;
FISHER and NunnamalSer; umpires.
Evans and Mulaney