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The Washington herald., 1916-05-09
STANDING Of THE CLUBS.
AMERICAN,
NICK ROSS LOSES
TO WRESTLER GRANT

Joe Grant, tine former middle-weisht
champion OF the world. who is meeting
all comers at the Gayety Theater this
week, made good in his first bout in
his come back stunt" last night when
he defeated Nick Ross. of the National
Guards. in the fast time of seven min
utCs. Grant agreed to throw Ross in
fifteen minutes Or forfeit the purse and
succeeded in piRning the shoulder of his
opponent to the mat in the fast time Of
seven minutes on a hammer lock.
Tonight Joe Grant will try conten-
tentiOUs with Emmitt Crockett. the
well-knOWn local weIter-weight, in a
handicap match. Grant agrees to
throw Crockett once in fifteen minutes
or forfeit the purse.
Grant made big hit in his initial
appearance last night and easily
showed that he had lost none of his
old time Cleverness. The local grap-
pling fans who have followed the game
during the past ten years easily real
iZC the ability OF the headquarters de-
tsctiVe and many are already clam
oTing for a match with Joe Turner,
the local middle-weight phenom.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-09
BEDTIME STORY FOR THE LITTLE ONES
PUSS IN BOOTS. Jr
BY DAVID CORY.

Puss Junior felt very happy to think
that he had been able to save the poor
Pussy Cat who had been so cruelty
thrown into the well by Tommy Green,
and also that he had found for her
such a loving mistress as Little Bo
Peep. He marched along, purring mer-
rily, for try as he might, he had not
yet been able to master the art of
whistling.
In the distance he saw what looked
like a queer little house. but as he
drew nearer, he saw 1t wasn't a house
at all, but a big shoe. So many chill
dren were playing around. running in
and out, that he would have found it
difficult to count them, even If he had
tried.
Hello" he called out to a little boy
who was the only one who hadn't run
into the shoe TO tell Mother that a
Big Cat with boots on was coming up
the garden walk.
"Hello!" Puss Junior said again. and
the little fellow bashfulIy put out his
hand.
You have pretty boots" he said,
looking down at them.
Yes" answered their owner, I'm
The Washington herald., 1916-05-09
NATIONAL.
FORFEITS POSTED
FOR ARDMORE FIGHT

Final arrangements were completed
yesterday for the ffteen-round bout on
next Monday night at the Maryland Ath-
'etic and Social Club between Andy Cor
tez. the slugging lightweight from New
York. and Willie HouCk. the Mount Airy
Wildcat" of Philadelphia.
The forfeit money of both Cortez and
HoucE arrived yesterday, and with a
crlcker-jack semi-windup carded, moth
Ing remains for Matchmaker Freeman to
worry about but the arranging of the
two preliminaries and a battle royal, The
hghters in the wind-up and semi-hnal
have agreed that P. F. O'Connor. the
official referee of the club, should act
as the third man in the ring on this
occasion.
Reports from Brooklyn where Cortaz
Is training, claim that the Manhattan
slugser Is in tiPtop shape and will he
ready to give the local fans the bes
fight of his career Nothing has been
heard from Willie Houck lately, but as
the Quaker City wildcat Is a younRster
that is always in shape the local fol-
lowers OF the roped arena can figure on
witnessing one of the best bouts that
has been held here in a long time,
The Washington herald., 1916-05-09
PIMLIC0 RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Two-yearo selling; four and
one-haK hrlungs. Aimee r. 100 tSchuttingeTD,
sic, $. $3.50. won; Chelsea, lO4 (hummer. 80,
$50, second Highway. lC9 tMcAteel Sl.0. third.
Time, o:57 Bendlct. Bar OF Phoenix Good Gra-
cious Gratitude, Light Shoes, Blue Ballot, Sally
Boots and Abe Martin also ran.
SECOND RACE-Selling; steeplschase; four-year-
olds and upward; two miles. Handrunning, l5i
Costly, SlnO, $50, 8. won; Little Hugh IA
tSmootl. $40. $40 second Rusila, l3i CMoorei,
$3.50. third. Time, 4:I. Royal Ptomey, and Sand
Hog also
THIRD RACE-Three years; selling; siE fnrlonEs.
Handful lO5 GesVer). aO7o. s9O7o. 30, won; Or.
Gremer, 10 Wyatt H2D. $3.50, second; TIE LSi,
100 (KoPpelmannl, $3.50 third. Time lls. Pay
master, Edith Baumann, Glomer Eddie T., Life,
Casco, McCleilsnd. and Pikeland also ran.
FOURTH RACE-TBo-year-ods four and one
half furlongs RhymeT liz (schuttinger). $3.50. S.,
$50. won; Lobelia. lO9 UykeD. S. SO, second
Lucille P. l09 CTToxer) $50 third. Time, o:55 Is.
Positano, ConoWingo, TarTes and Cherry Belle
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Ths Clubhouse Handicap first
division; 3year-Olds and upward; seven furlongs.
Top O. the Morning, lls lBuxtOnl, SA, $50, sec
ond; Uncle Bryn, Tol CMcAtee). $50, third. Time,
4 IS. Plumose Protector, Judge Wright, Tom
Elwood. and Short GrasS also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Dne mile and seventy yards
3-ysar-olds and upward; selling. Cleaning, lo6 u.
McTaEgart), $50. $50. sSe, won; Harry Lauder.
l0 (Keogh), $50, S60, second; Yodeling, los CMc-
Cahey). $50, third. Time, ! 81 Ss. Harbard
Illuminator. Jem, stalwart Helen, and Tamerlane
also ran.
SECOND RACE-Ihe Clubhouse Handicap second
division; 2year-elds and upward; seven furlongs.
Prince Henry. 100 lKeosh), "a, $50, Sse, won
Filter Gold. n3 (Burlingsme), $50 s3.A second
Greenwood, SO DfcAtee), S. third. Time, l=2 rs.
Sir William Johnson Holi:ay. ChrStophine Mad
anne Hermann, and Cello also ran.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-09
The OLD RELIABLE
Blue Serge SUIT
WILL BE MUCH IN
vogue this SEASON

This Is to he great season for blue
serSes," said NJ E. Stein, the well-known
tailor at Eighth and T streets. Il can
see signs Of a great vogue for the very
reliable blue serge, the best wearing fab
ric that l know of. Already the orders
are coming in fast for our guaranteed
sun-pToOf serges, in which We have so
much confidence that We guarantee them
not to grow rusty Or-fade in two seasons
wear. We make these suits for sixteen
dollars, and at the price I consider the
best suit a man can buy for all around
summer day and dress wear. Look at the
quality Of this seTgs-there is no end to
the wear Of it. and the way our famous
designer, Mr.. E F. Mudd, puts them up
they are a very classy suit, indeed, and
The Washington herald., 1916-05-09
LEXINGTON RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-sellng; 2year-o!ds and upward
Sx furlongs nTol, IGs iYsHduzsnl. $40, $50
SO. Won; ByizL, l6 MUrrhyi. S6-s, s. 50, SECOND
UucIe Hart 10 CONNOLLY. SO. tliEd. Time
lI3l-5. Joe b. Beansp!ller. SOnnet. Water War
bier. Iausha. NarEaret c.. Izzet Bey and Blue
Jay also ran.
SECOND RACE Purse; maiden colts and gid
imgs; RTe furIongs. NIidEEy IA (MurTlyl, s. .
s. o. g y. won; James, III tGOose), $40, s. 20
HeClnd; Guy Fortune. III lTeahan) $50, thlld
Time. 0O45 Ny First. Em Mouow. Velvet
joe also ran.
THIRD RACE Handicap: 2year-olds ard up
ward; mile and seventy cards Royal II. III
los Van Dusen) S869 S. second; DT. Carmen
l06 Goose. S o. third. Time As IS. kinney
MONSIEUR Peici, Indolence, Embroidery, SCheueI
and The Grader also ian.
FOURTH RACE-One mile; 3yrar-oIds and up
ward. Grover Hughes. lU9 (Hunt, 80 S2.@
$3.50 won; Lady Rotha. liz tGoOSe S, e 20
second; Irish Gentleman, IL tGarnerl. $50, third
Timf. % ~ MeAdoO. lahore and Impressive
also ran.
FIFTH RACB-siE fuoRgs; 3searolds and up
VaId Hawthorn, ll5 (Gtntry). So a. san. SO
won; Bars and Stars. IL tkincLtaumt, S.26
s, secord; Wanda Fit1er. ITO lGOOss), $, third
Time. lI2 25 Brooks. Skles Knob. kOrfhags
The Norman. Tllebearer also
SIXTH RACE Selling; 5year-olds and upward
$50. q. S2s1, won; BrOokheld, lG6 lCoopeFl go
$40. second; 'Camelia, 10 lLlsyl. So, thud
Time. l:B. Narmar. BuloWs, Worlds Wonder
CiOCtSw and Grosvenor also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Sclng; 3year-olds and up
ward one and one-siIteenth miles Little Bigger,
Hunt, $50. $50, $50, won; Galway. i@
DGoosel 50 Co. S5.l0 second Hedge Rose, III (Mc
Cabcl, s. 40 third. Time l47 IS. Gold COOT
Chad Buford. Miss krIter. Louise Stone, and
Louise Paul also ran.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-09
Yards Per
INTERDENOMINATIONAL
TENNIS LEAGUE FORMS

Another tennis league has just been
organized to be known as the Inter
UNCONVENTIONAL Tennis League, in
which the following EpwOrth League
and Christian EndeaVor Societies are
represented: Christian Endeavor So
ciety. Vermont Avenue Christian
Church; Epworth League, Mt. Vernon
Place NJ. E. Church South; Christian
Endeavor Society. First COngrega-
tional Church; Christian EndeaYor
Society, Northminster Presbyterian
Church; Epworth League, McKendree
NJ. f. Church; Christian Endeavor So
ciety, New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church.
Three doubles teams represent each
society in each match and each So
ciety Is to play once a week. The
standing of the clubs shows the re-
suit Of the first weeks matches:
The Washington herald., 1916-05-09

Just then the Old Woman who
Lived in the Shoe came out, and see
ing one of her children talking 70 a
strange cat, who wore boots, she hur-
ried up to them and asked:
Are you Puss in Boots?"
mo, ma'am, but I'm his son." was
the quick reply, I'm Puss in Boots,
Junior"
"Oh, Of course" she said. e knew
your father years ago, and for mo-
ment / forgot how time flies. Yes, we
were very good friends in those old
days. He was very fine cat" Puss
Junior nodded politely.
Won't you come lny' the Old Woman
asked, turning toward her shoe house,
though you may find it difdcult, as
can hardly find room for all my chill
dren. I suppose people think I'm very
cross" she continued. as they managed
to squeeze past the children IN the hall
way. because / give them all a whip
ping before putting them to bed, but IL
l didn't, those l put to bed first wouldn't
lie still. You see, by the time ] get the
last one to bed it's time to take the
first one up for breakfast"
Puss Junior felt very sorry for her, as
she didn't seem cross a bit. and the chill
dren Clung to her skirt in loving man
mer
"EVlI YOU have q bowl OF BROTH" she
asked. "It is about lunch time, and I'm
going to give the children some He
thanked her. and said he would gladly,
as lie was hungry and tired.
He sat down with the children. who
had by this time arranged themselves
In a row each one with an empty bowl
in his hands. The broth tasted very
Eood. and Puss Junior felt so much bet
ter after eating 1t that he proposed a
game OF tag. They all ran outside and
stood around in a ring while he counted
'ceny. meeny, miney. mo" till all were
out except himself.
You're it." the children cried Glee-
fully. What froIc followed, He final
ly caught the biggest boy. making be-
lieve for some time 20 miss the little tots
who screamed with fun as he chased
them in and out among the trees.
1t was a different matter. however
when it came to catch Puss Junior. At
last. with a jump, he ran up a tree and
out on a limb, from which he dangled
his red-topped boots over their heads
When every one gave up, he came down
and after thanking the Old Woman for
her kindness with a flourish and bow
he resumed his journey.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-09
LEXINGTON ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-seIhns; handicap; 3yeaI-olds and
upward; six furlongs. Cardone 10; FAtuom- l5;
Father Riley. !O9; Caughhill. III; Bloom Flower.
lO5; Morristown. lG; OtheIlo. ITO.
SECOND Selling. G~year-oIds; four and
one-haH furlongs. Juvenile, G Innocent lnez,
lC2; Peggy Burrh, 1Ce; Pearl L. G.; Polly Anna,
lO2; Miss Jazbo. lO2: Snawr, l9; Hot Toddy,
lO5; ScnE Bau, le6 Santa, loe; Our Meta 100;
King Dick. 100.
THIRD RAOE-Purss; 3yts--oldS; SIX furlouEs,
Bddy 100; Cane Run. Io7: Fleuro. lT; MoiUea
Star l02; Blue Cap. IT; BUoOks, io9.
FOURTH RACE-Derby Ina; .-yelT-Clds; mlle
and one-eighth. Pelr0ma O. Prince Harry, l@
Cipsy George, lU9; Franklin. l09; Milestone, l01
Butte IS.
FIFTH RACB-Four and onc-half furlongs; 2
ycar-od maid,ns. Diamond. III, B'uE Grass, IL
Jcyia! 12; Sun Flash. IL. Mabel r., liz; Little
srider Il. Coircindeut. liz, BlIIetta. l.2i Falai
III.
SIXTH RACE-Pu~ye: 3yeLr-olds, six tUrioEss.
John w Klein. lo2; Deliver iC5 BoneTo', lE ]. j.
Mmdock. liz; Eulcgy. lie; Bill simmons, iG
Thanksgiving. 100.
SEVENTH RACE-salling: 4-year-c Ids and uPe
ward mile and one-fourth. '0ss Star. ,0; kris
Kriugle lo4; Shyness, 100; Maeya, o.; Chares
FrancE. las; Cadenza, l09.
'Appu nj ce allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1916-05-09

Gaiuaburoush. l6; Chestsrton, n Excluded
Anrr. HydropiSnC. Nash. Anxiety. Mauus sare
HcEner End ShrapneI. Galesvinths and Tactics,
Alexandra entry. Castra and Reduction. BrentDu
Entry.
FOURTH RACE-Four and onehaH fIrlonEs; >
Tesroids and upvsJd. Fox TrOt 90: Dr. Nelson.
IL; sSJilla, lO9 Crank IL: y. K Bsa. IL;
Glouno, 90; Straight Forward. liz; Chenung. IL;
Ophelia, lc9; Riverside liz; Blue Fox lB; Night
Owl II: BalkEunge. IL; Judge Winfield. Is;
Manency. IL StEalght Forward and Night Owl.
Wilson entry.
FIRTH RACE-Hitop PurSs; 2ySLrolds: seven
furlongs. Imp Old SCOT IL. DamFosch. IL
Phil Ungar. II: Anita. III; Tuga Ling. l3.
SIXTH ACE-Tbe JOCKEY Club Selling Hand
cap; 3year-olds and upa ard; SIX furIongs Brave
CunardeT. U2; Eddie Henry .a5 Jane StrIith 9S
Jesse, ir., lO2 Reptin. IS Rspica IB5; ses zach
.o: Imp Simon Jones. IG; Sno0ny, 100; Vermont,
l6S; TheserCs, IS; na!an. lo5.
SEVENTH RACE-Selhng. 3yesr-oldE and Up
ward; mile and sixty yards Lucky George, 10;
Capt. Far. lI2; Gatss Is: mamie McDee IO5
Imp Devil Fish. III MEMO PARK lG: Royal
Meteor, u.s. 'MiS Waters. l6; Little England
10.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-09
CONRAD H SYME, JAMES FRANCIS
SMITH, Attorneys.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRICf
Of Columbia, boldinE a District Court. II ~:
Condemnation Of lard to acquire rght q "a
through lot q s. in square 70 foT cuaTtucrion q
sewer 10 serve the GiddnfE SshOo in the Distr1c
Of Columbia. Distuct Court No EZ-Upun eon-
sEderStlon q the petition Of the CounisSa1e-s q
the District Of Columbia fled in the above e-titled
cause, and motion o. couasel for the sid Cu-l-
missioner. II IS by ths Oourt this lst dAy q MAJ
A. d. 1916. ORDERED. that the CleTC q the Cu1rt
issue citation 70 John u. Young and Came ' P.
Young 81 Market strest, WlHanFpo-1, Pa and
the heirs Of Wm. r. So1n deceased 70 Irnsar
in this CGurT on the aTH DAY OF NAY. A n.
1916. At 10 ocncE a. n, 70 ansEeT The said petirn
and 70 show cHuse Why the pnyss Thereof sbOuH
not he granted and Why the night q way through
lot Of s. ip SQUARE 7S more particulErlg drscibei
in the peSiti1n filed herein, should not BE- con
denned for the DTrpose Of providing q right of
way for consrclG1 a q sever 10 EeTTe the Sid
Il il further ORDERED. that . couy o. said
citation b. served b. the Unltsd State MErshsI fur
the Distnc Of Columbia upoa Eleh oSnss q TIE
land sought 10 Be- coEdennec hereR, and EGch peT
sons inte1sted tbsBIn. nay b. found b. the
sid MzrshAl. his dep1tieE within the Dizuc1
q Columbia and il is further ORDERED that al
TISOrs having any interest IN these procediBs1 Be-
sRy they are hereby EGrDed and reuuirCd 10 sppssr
in this GoLH beforB the sid 18th day q
Nay. A. d. 1916. 10 answer the ESd petition and 10
continue IN SttendEnce until the Cou1 shall hare
made it's hnal Ordsr, rztifyinE and cunhrmiHg TIE
award and repors q the Commissioners 70 hs
appointed By the COUr 10 EpTTEiss the rslgs 81 the
resperiTs interests q al p1rsolS conogned in The
land and pTomises TnsEsiSasd and des-ibed In the
Aforesaid petition Il Is fzr1bs- ORDERED that
a copy q tIIs order be pubNslcd olcF a weck for
three Successive weeks beginning At least twenty
DAYS before the sid 2Eh day q Nay. A. d. lss.
IN the Washington ByeuIEE Star. the MaEhIug gt0n
P0sl and The Washington Herald. EEE-sEzpsrs F-sh-
lshsd IN the said DIstnc7 bei0nB he ssid Gth dzv
NJ Msy A. d. lsE. By tie C5urt: J. HARRY
CONINGTUN, ChiCf Justice true oopy-Tess
rSCalH J. r. YOUNG. CleTE. b. F. Z. Gun
NINGHAM, ASSISTANT CleTk.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-09
CATHOLIC u. WILL
MEET VILLANOVA

IN the last home game of the season
Catholic University will have as its on
ponents this afternoon the Villanova
Baseball Club When these two teams
met last week Vilanova was the win
ner over Catholic University by 3 to l..
Phe Brooklanders will be out for sweet
revenge this afternoon, and will trv to
even up the count with the boys from
PennSylvania. The Brooklanders will he
out there hustling all the time, and with
slther hendrick or Fahey pitching, the
team will be hard to beat
The Catholic boys are home from their
northern trip which was the most sue
cessful they have ever undertaken. hav-
ing won as many games as they lost on
the trip They won from Holy Cross.
Boston College and Lehigh, but lost
games to Nillanova, Swarthmore and
Tufts.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CONRAD II. SYME. JAMES FRANCIS
SMITH, Attorneys.

IN THB SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
OF Columbia, holding . District Court IN ~:
Condemnation of land 10 aeguirs nght q EHT
through iot Of 2, square east Of Isa fuF outlet
= 81 fU the scNeT in Q street northwest, vsst
ircii Rock Crrsk in the Distinct q COLUMBIA
plstnet CouH No lZ6-UpJu considsrsti1n Of ths
peiiuon of the Commissioners 81 the District of
Columbia, hied the above entitled causr and on
motion OF Counsei for the sid Cdmmisdonsrs Il 3
hy the Coust this LIST day Of Nay. A. D. lsh
ObDkhED, that the clenk 0 the Oourt tsz1s a
citation 10 the Washington Railway and Elecfns
ComEany. Clarence p. King, president, q Your
tecnth street BoythWest, Washington. d. c. % Ip-
Pear In this Court the 2TH DAY or NAY.
A D. 1915. at 10 O'Clock a. m, 70 ansgeT The nd
PETITION and 70 saoH cause Why the pTSyea thereof
should not be granted, and why The nght q Esy
through Dot Of 2, square east q 10 more paricI-
larry described In the pCtitou fled herein should
rot be CONDEMNED for tte pzrp1ss q pEoEiding
rlgnt OF way for outlet seHeT fSr the EerT il .
street northwest. west fuom Rock Cre,k. IN ths
Distinct Of Columbia Il 10 furtheT ORDERED
that copy ~ said citation b Eerred b. the tinted
ststes MsEhGl for the Distrirt Of Columbia upuu
such OEnes o. the land sought 70 b cundsmDed
herein, and such prTsonE interested therein as MAJ
be found b. the Esid Marshal, or his dep1tiss
within the District q Columbil and Il l. further
ORDERED, that all pers0ns having any intsTest 10
thess prnceedings Be. and they are hereby NHrned
and requirCd to SrDsaT In this C0urt on o. befors
the said 9th day Of May. A d. 1916. 70 GntEsr
said petition and 70 continue in GtteodaBos until
the Court shall have made Its final order ratifTiug
and confirming the award and report of the Con
nissaoue to be appointed bg the Oourt 70 Euprliss
the value Of the RESPECTIVE interests Of all psrsoas
conOernsd in the land and prrmizes mentioned and
eescubsd in the aforesaid petition- II Is furtheT
ORDERED. that COPY q this order Be published
onoe q week for three Successive veess beginning
at least twenty dsys before the szid 18th DAY -
May. A. u. 1916 in TIE Washington Breuins Star
The Washington He1h and the WIsdinrnu
Times, newspsperE published in the said Distic-
before the said 18th day of Msy. A. D ls6 ~
the Cour: J. BARRY COVINGTON, Chief Jus
tice. tue c1pJ-rsEt. tScGll J r. YOUNG
CLERK. b. P = CUNNINGHAM. Assistant Css-t
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PIMLICe ENTRIES.

FIRST RA6E-Seuins; $ysar-olds and upward
mile and sixty yards sLouiss TTaTers. lsS; Scorpli
liz; Athens, III; +Budweissr. ll5; Ask Ma, leS
Lochisl, ll5; MsifOu, q Ray o Light. ll5i I'd
Weiss IL
SECOND RACE-The Crickmore steeplechase
Handicap; 4year-elds and upward; tive and one
fourth miles BATTERY, l4,; ]. G. Ewall. ID; Sun
King, Isl; Collector l35; Hustler, IL; Robert
Oliver. LIZ: weldship lss
THIRD RACE-Six fuTlGngs; 2-year-olds and up
ward. .slpzene, us; sFenrock. Ill; Golden Gate,
I03; Galessinthe %; sLohengrin. ll3; Rosemary,
.Perthshire u3; sCastra X, los: 'Piquetts, ss
Salon, u.s. Monty Fox, lis; sstslIarina, 81 Scot
tsSh Knight 90; sTss1~s. DA Rsauotaaa. ia;
The Washington herald., 1916-05-09
PHILLIES BEATEN
BY Wheeler DELL

Brooklyn, May S.-Wheezer Dell pitch
ed his second shut-Out in succession to-
day, triumphing over the Mighty Alex
ander. . to 0. The Brooklyn pitcher held
the Phillies to four scattered hits. 1t
was Brooklyn's third victory in a row
over the champions. Brooklyn scored
both their runs in the second inniEg on
Wheats single, a sacrifice, Cutshaw's
safe bunt. a wild throw by Burns, and
Olson's double.
r. H. E.
PHILADELPHIA ......... QUA Olo oOo-O I
Brooklyn ............. GEO 900 OO'-2 0
Batteries-Alexander and Burns; Dell
and McCarty. Umpires-MessTs. Quisley
and Byron.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-09
R. A. HUNT BIRDS ARE
FIRST In BIG RACE

The Potomac Racing Pigeon Club held
its second race of the old bird series
Sunday from Danyille, Va, a DISTANCE Of
207 miles. The first bird homing to the
loft of R. A. Hunt in the fast time Of
three hours and fifty y-nlns minutes, while
R. W. williams flew second, with j.
Hayes close third.
Messrs. Hunt and Williams were di-
ploma and prize winners. The next fly
will be from Salisbury, n. c., Sunday,
May IA Following is a report Of sun
days return:
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

OF the Comptroller q the Currency. WEsh1nF1on.
d. c. February TO- 1876 Whereas b satisfactory
evidence presented 70 TIE UndeTSisDed Il has been
noGe 10 EppeAT that The nUPOut National Bank
q Washington IN the gIty o. Washington. D1s.rict
q CoEmblE baS complied Wisb all the pr1Fix 1ns
Of the ststues o. the United Stats required % b
conf lied With bctCrP HsE0clatlOu shall be HuthoT-
ized 70 commence the business q Banking: nox
thsrrioEs ]. T5onas P Kane, ActiGg CgmPtI2usr q
the CUuGucy, DO hereby certify thEt he Dupont
National Rank o. W4shing1on" N the City q
Washington. DisTc1 Of Columbia 10 GUthoTized to
commence the blslress Of BanEinF proFldsd 10
Section FIfty-Oas hundred and dIty nine q the
Revised Statutes q the United Sts1eA In tssin1oy
WheTeCf witDes my hand and seal o. ofics tbs
tenth Gay Of Fe6rG4rT lg6 7. P. KANE. Ac1ing
Comptrolleg Cf the CurrenG.
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Congress Heights. s: Highlanders, 8

Kms-ToIs7n, HaId7n q. MiIsr I2. HamtI
spcith. Elicott, CsrTicO -, Taylor t2I. SEecnsy
Famed rIns-HEhllndegs. /. CoHgress Hsizhts,
Left on basss-Hi ghlsnGsrs. J. Congress Heights o.
First base on baIIs-0R BlantOn, /; Of Green. l.
Innings ptched-By EIAuton. Is: by McVuls.
5 IS; by Green I; b O'Bren. hits nade-Ur
McYeTiS, s; OF Green, T.; of Brown 5. Struck out
BY Blantoai, 2. by MEYERS, 8; by Green, s. by
Brown, L Two-base hit-Tayl1T. Hit h p.,chsI-
BY Green tSIIliv4nl. Passed bsll-Tsy,cc. I'm
pre-Mr. VemsTein
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TENER DISALLOWS
PROTEST OF PIRATES

New York, May S.-PTesident John X
Tener of the National League, announced
Yesterday that he had disallowed the pro-
test of the Pittsburgh Club against a de-
cesion Of Umpire Byron in the game with
St Louis on April 90
Pittsburgh objected to a ruling of By
ron in calling a runner out at third for
interference on the part of Manager CAL
lahan. President Tener since then has
issued an Interpretation of the rule which
the umpire decided was violated.
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9. N. G. O., 9; Engineers. 4.

Ituns-tTlmes. TeaFSln, FIITfS- hVenS- Nc
Csnlmond. Curtain O2 CRhOon, binney Bigham,
Zila r2N. Jaonhan. Left On bases Engineers, :;
Q. NJ. G. A.. 5 First base on balls OF Pauzer.
T. of O'Bnen, !. stnck out By P=nzer. 9; by
O'Brien. J Two-baSe hits-Koons kinney. Sacrifice
hit-Jacobson. Stolen hsses-houns. Hammers,
Curtain l2l. Kinney, GShoon. Bigham a. Jacob
son. DoIbls plsy-Pears0u to Konns Wild pitches
-Pan1sr, o'BIep. Passed balls-PhilliPs -. I'M
plre-Mr. Long.
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AMATEUR GAMES TODAY.

Potomac League-Machinist VS.. Bu-
reau.
Government League-CommIssioner VS..
Commerce
Catholic Church Lesgue-St. Aloysius
vs. St. Peters.
Rosedale League-Rosedale VS.. Hill
tops.
War Interbureau League-Stan VS.. Or
dinancc.
Agriculture Interbureau LeRue-State
Relations VS.. Secretaries
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Penn State to Teach Coaching.

STATE College. Pa, May S.-InstruCtion
in athletic coaching for schools and col
leges will be given this summer at Penn
sylvania state College. according to an
announcement made today by r. H.
Smith. graduate manager of athletics.
The methods and principles OF coaching
and training teams in football. baseball,
track ard field sports. basketball and
soccer will be covered.