and at the bat secured an average of .255. P Catcher McMapus, Kansas City, batted .246 BASE BALL NEWS and fielded .938. TWTTclever little Wash¬ 7th ington player, Phil Uoifer. batted up to .HIM I IBON AU *CHE, 314=316-318 St.! and In the field stoodJalr.th. with an aver- y aye of .963. He playSJ shortstop in twenty- Y a nine games and was a failure, bringing up Vanderbeck of Detroit May Eon the Gloves t I the rear in that Palais . among players posi¬ tion. ^ Royal Olub in This Oity Next Season. The Gloves awarded the first prize at the Paris Exposition.Louis I Base Blt|£ Kotes. Meyer's Mocha or Goatskin Gloves.are added to the Palais Royal ii>t, And still the Pittsi/ncgs crawl up. at A for the United States.American-made fOB1 < only $1.35 pair. triumph Brooklyn cannot afford to lose many more ! ¦ SIGNED Gloves acknowledged superior to the French, by Frenchmen. Ladies Even >011 has its "headliners." Flannel Waists are LEAGUE STARS ALREADY games. l The New York CjAanta were the "real are invited to inspect and try 011 the new Gloves without thought of y having the and this season. They'll be worn as dress thing" yesterday. |J purchasing. waists.the\ >e worn with walking suits.they'll be worn Vardon Meets Crushing Defeat at Hickman was a lobster yesterday in the everywhere ) We've Flannel Waists to seventh Inning and a king in the tenth. Ladies' $11 QS&ce Kid Gloves, everybody. bought HH error left in two runs and his triple meet every I'.the price range is almost unlimited.the va- Hands of Two Good Golfers. won the game. Latest Autumn style in new reds, browns,'tans, grays, e with it. The Pittsburg players were given a big modes, white and black. A passing opportunity. All sizes 1 riety keeps reception when they arrived in the smoky 69c i A lear fi Flannel Waists for tomorrow. One style, in city yesterday morning. A band escorted here tomorrow. 69c instead of $1. old GENERAL SPORTING NEWS them to the hotel, where an elaborate black, roya1 y, rose, light blue, gray breakfast awaited them, and In the after¬ and pink, V. is that will sell for $2.00. To- noon 7,000 people witnessed the game. "Buck" Freeman only hit the ball twice morrow . Philadelphia will have two base ball teams yesterday for Boston, but one was a triple and the other a double. $1-so for $2-50 Hats. 13cfor2Sc Taffeta f next the latest bidder for Walking Ribbons. t year, patronage Pitcher who has been in being the representative of the newly or¬ Wolfe, playing The new Autumn in On their way from New for t irr tht» New York state league, returned to styles Ready-to-Wear York.ready Wakina :^So Books, gan zed National Association, with A. H. Washington last Tuesday with a good rec¬ French Felt Hats are here at all prices from 50c you tomorrow morning.5.000 pieces of superior Slm\T:njj ,U! ! ¦ thln*s In Walk- Thu Master Christian, by Koch of Milwaukee, who is rated to be ord as a winner to his credit. Woife will to has been and Taffeta Silk Ribbons, and All the lug Stir's. I > be salt] by Mali,. Oorolli; $1.50 edition for OxC. worth $25),000 and bears an enviable repu¬ pitch for the Shamrocks next Wednesday $5. The gathering again again plain fancy. -ne tM' <. '^factory 1'ne every a-s its owner. In the game against the Capital City team. the best in The hats best shades, every lw.-t Best of In Washliuto r th;» TV in The Ideal C *>kery Book. containing tation, This morning's record of the National pronounced Washington. style. bargains I thi* sktrt* f«r M'sses over new l2n»o., fl r> Man-he 1,000 recipes; ^ Mr. Koch returned to Milwaukee yester¬ race the liere at are to the best elsewhere at .every thread pure silk. Thirtcen-cent ribbons UL-l l.ad'es- li 1. * to 42 !n<- . << bt-uiid In oil cloth. Special.... League championship shows that $1.50 equal I ' a ' day, says special from that city, from are but . are An«l pr;c"* t .ia';e the lino V, ..bster'ii C»nver ;l2.rtm> words; juat the immedlataly The Palais can And see the new Gauze Ribbon and Velvet Pom¬ Itook for school us« 9c. tiate for the disposal of his business Inter¬ in shape to play the game of their lives. many purchasers. Royal justly Pett* Ox-tg t ests in the western that It looks as though Pittsburg has a small claim to be for these 'tween sea¬ pons for the hair.12c for for the s Silk . iur entire stock of Paper Nut- city, announcing chance to win out headquarters small, 35c ? S!lk Pell let-1* 4 .'.les. nmbre^a eli, tu close Philadelphia would, in the future, be his yet . son and elaborate. it*« "rili 1 r ."tp rto some. Manager Kittrldge of Worcester "chased" hats. large tihape, of residence. "I am otters with >m r «1 *orue with permanent place going Third Baseman Delehanty out of the game 1 i S|i:i(ii>li i)->ui . tj t* .! iiievl. Iu all Umbreiias. into the base ball business In Philadelphia; at Rochester and fined him $25 for back tln> newest » i TaEf' ta Silk I'mhreUaa. 2C-lnch para¬ have secured options on property which is talk. that sell fi«" #1. won twelve, tied one and lost i ... < l-.sa natu¬ dutiable for a base ball a Pittsburg tomorrow ..4.^54.98 gon Ciame, rolling. park and within eastern the best Veils. Handkerchiefs. Ties. The Boa. 4 klud two on the trip, ral wood handle*. $1.50 short time expect to remove to that city games Sunday Sunday ^ record ever made by a western club. U ©f tomorrow for cholcc of 2 H (P tomorrow fur choice of New Tw!c<'-Monad <5 tj ffj) tomorrow for the $12 Os- Cor~ 69c. and live there permanently." Mr. Koch If Hanlon wins this year It will be his " the new 2J>c Veils. A the new 2R' Pure Linen 21 .*" raffetH Siik Ties, "with trl.-h I'-nther II us. M«- a i.>t »r si i'. C-irseta. short said: "Negotiation# are In progress for fifth triumph since the present partnership hundred different effects, in plain Handkerchiefs, with dainty lace corded stock and wide ends, vel¬ trl'-b plumes are worn on hats i hip, low bust. .i' ne, a show¬ and dotted meshes. borders. One hundred styles. vet and tinsel trinnued. and the Bji is very fashionable. Mi¬ who are rated with the best in the was formed in 1892. That's great jaTMUlN and 69c. the new players 7 Inch All-silk Ribbon, in bus ncss. and when the contracts are signed ing. * I |ii.-Iid effects.for trimming misses and the declares that if Cincinnati after children's hats. Hegt-.lirly (3JH-. close of the present playing sea¬ Dick Harley 4 OSgvsS3, for son their names will be made public. I be¬ gets Hartzel and Geler it will have se¬ vtei yard 37c. A lot of GIo outfielders in the Amer¬ I r* 1 'irown. Riuy, y white, tail, liii- participates, will be an immediate success, ican League. "Both are stars." declares butter :m! i«-. , ; ciiMeteu SS0 for ^12 Cloth Suits. cm- and 1 will try to the base "but Geler should never be played ter^: ail la ti e at \ e Toilet Articles. please ball pa¬ Harley, £ trons of rooms broidery, for.... .59c= 12 odors (brins Philadelphia." anywhere but In the outfield." Samples from Lord & Taylor's show "Specials" for Saturday only. Choice of all Gcninly's Flxtracts. From an inttfm&te friend of Mr. in last the of ± f 1m.!tlei, oz 0c. Koch it Though place percentage and men. Choice of Black and the new Autumn Suits. of Chev¬ Y Some Imported Bay Hum .lt»<-. was learned that Joe Kelly of the Brook- the New York team exceeds that of last traveling Fancy $12 style y Ii.,|:orted Florida Water . loo. lyns will manage the new Philadelphia team season by many points. New York and Hose, including Infants' Cashmere, sizes 4 to 6. iot, Homespun and Venetian, in gra\s. blues, cas¬ I.:i(Hm' Itla<-K I.'Me i.ace I'erfemed and Borated Talcum.. . 4c. which Mr. Koch will in the field next are the only teams with better | .. place Pittsburg f r one tan lb lie. that well t , a wash »f. Children's sizes 6 to G;rls' tor. and black. Some with double-breasted 1 I iiutola. tooth spring, while the new Milwaukee club has percentages than last season. Drop-stitch Lisle, 9. Iv day 29c. Tooth I'oivder, In patent Haym«nd'« sisnod Hughey Jennings of and Charlie Irwin expresses a wish to get Ribbed Winter sizes to "Iron¬ sleeves and mil¬ ? cans . ttc. Brooklyn Hose, 5 9. Boys' tight-fitting blouse, bishop high Bruslies. 21.v Hugh DufTy of Boston will manage Alder¬ away from Cincinnati after this season. He 3.rw. Hair man liavenor's team. not treat¬ clad," sizes to 11. Ladies' Plain and collar. Sonic with All Candles. Glycerin? Soap, bar . He. Chicago claims that he has been properly 7 Drop- itary Fly-front Jackcts. » a-on here. Just Mr. I Started the I.V. Ur.bb.'r Iiressing Cowl's . »c. Koch said yesterday that he thought ed in the queen city, and would like to have stitch in black, with new cut skirt, with inverted etc. the -ic tin with the Hose, polka dots, fancy stripes, plait back, 1 oi«-!H'd d>j^ \V' Faclol 12U.C. George A. the former other but his :»nve ever of- i»lbnry'* Soap Vanderbeck, Detroit a trial in some city, chances tin st l'res f Arnumr's Fli:e Toilet Soaps, .T cakes magnate, would secure the fo>- from Cincinnati are de¬ to Stockings.at 19c. All sizes in ail stvles arc now here. o !'». ard 37c. var- Washington getting away etc..25c 50c fevt ii. Tnw in ¦ 10c. 1 s ter franchise, which would complete the east¬ slim. ietb»s will be again.be I'.ickcr's Tar Si;ap 15c. ern cidedly ever. circuit. It is believed at Milwaukee that Collins. and Stahl may the new than .1 va Hi7. Face Powder .2:ic. Burns of Long Join 1 i r: t'hoco ate .15c. Detroit will desert the American and their in a rival As a Sfie i 1M'. and T-aith Ilmsht-s... League for the association, presence Cr>;Uns Crcun Cream Dat *s, I', trrlerm larne litis . 5c. National Association. league alone would give Conant, Billings I " Jelly, r.«-..au!;t a ml Tr:jil" Mlruit*. were 25c.. pr. ir.c. and Soden a hard shock in the region of New Skirt. UrmibreSSas. Jfllewefiry. ToiSet. 1 (Ycitiii Cwiian I lb. V. !'. h Ilu7t-1 i bottle I 9c. BASK HALL. th»> cash box. which Is their vulnerable now t 'lii'irri'W for Silk Um- i!r mi'Iii s -.f French !~x (Q)S, tomorrow for the ® aII 2Sfor far 1. A Poiz-jnl's 1 point. £>50 Walking Sfcirta ^ hr- llas. in black and . ti mt.-I, jewels. p»ld and White and Pluk Toilet Today's National League games: "Although I managed pennant winners in of heavy-weight clutli. Correct colors. The handles Of some are sre:i;:i<; s:!v :. New designs, fac r.i >1-r. The world's standard. i Chicago at Cincinnati. Pruvldence less than a score of length, correct tailor stitching; all n:e worth 111 .re than Sl.sy. llolllfl of the nim:h more exjK-n- iwrle fur I.uudl'org's Ole- * years ago," the correct Autumn S'-jlrt. I-idies' and Men's. sive New York at Brooklyn. says Frank Bancroft, "of the 2.000 people Walking jewelry. hraicd Perfumes. BON MARCHE, 314=316=3118 7th St. : Philadelphia at Boston. who passed the gates at Rocky Point last" X ? Rurday I did not see one soul I knew. Standing of the Clubs. That proved to me that a new generation of w. l. r.c. «*. Ij. r.c. rooters has taken the place of the old guard that raved over Hadbourne. Start CLv IJIM'KK T KOU1 K TOI K\KV. Rroofclyn 72 47 Chicago 57 tit! .4t<:t f Sweeney, Fountain Pens, 7Bc- Children's Pittshurjj. .. 71 51 .582 St. Lonis ft! <® .454 and the rest of my champs." Day. Philadelphia. «4 56 .5.:^ Clncinu.ttl... 53 .438 ! "Frank Selee has his base ball reputation These famous I'ens find at the station- Saturday is Mothers' Day at Palais Royal. f|UNNlNO REASON Probolilt* Champion 1)cvHoim'(I Ye*tPr- Boston 01 5W .513 New York... 51 titt .425 at stake. If he his shoulder to the you'll % i »vh are out. puts Tomorrow's for ii< at its height .!! lh<> «Ju> Thnratth Spnuutiiiual Playinn. wheel and his mind on his task he should stores at Those sold at specials are:.59c Boys' and ». it. CKf "fRT S'an.l ORTO¬ cry fancy prices. usually 1 n'l mi«H Plltuburn, lO; St. Lonln. 4. have a fair show to Girls' LANS »re t l.-iirlful 'T il fai't-r than ever. Yesterday's playing in the District roque produce a pennant 75c School Umbrellas. $248 for Full Hue of Pittsburg, playing at home It will take little $2.00 are here at their $2 Pens are Young I .el u: kupi-'iy ib» uuiinuiii l u tourney was the best of the week, and the yesterday, aspirant. very strength¬ $1.35: $1.25 Ladies' Mackintoshes with detachable mil¬ - ¦,n-: found $2.98 I. 1 -ii-l S;^ ikt*l fhill*. form displayed by Strong will doubtless the St. Louis lads an easy proposi¬ ening for Boston to get back In.the race, here. The guaranteed Pens, advertised in the tion, defeating them by the scoro of 10 to 4. provided the boys play consistent ball, with itary cape. 39c for 48c School lace and M. A. TAPPAN & CO., pu: 11 iu Dinner and Tea or (IT Powell. 1. HIr Passed money in other businesses, and base ball is S|ngi,ijr Canary, |S.!W l.'tensils. Popular I.ye 'Ijlme; loc ran for Peter¬ from the champion, Mr. Strong also won bf pitcher-ttlfobey. m. to th« brass cage. Basement floor for Sets of 1(H) pieces, artistically Potash. Liquid Blueing, Oieiut) sen's Bat Food; 15c for "l>ead- ball Robinson. Umpire.O'l'ajr. Aitsoilnnce, 7.OU0. exception jrula." these and "specials." decorated in colors. Ammonia, etc. ntuck." Economy X games from Edmonds and Hell. Time of game.Oue hour and forty-tire minute*. A few seasons ago at Maysvtlle, Ky., the following Soap, All the in the first di¬ < inclnnatU lost an 'exhJWtlon frame under HalL t game* played >r-tv York, :t: Brooklyn, 2. romarkable vision. as well as the other t^o sections, eircumiitances. The local team The Giants defeatedthe was at the bat In the nlntto with one were of a vt-ry high order, but the clever¬ Brooklyn* yester¬ Inning, day on the New York the score man on base and two runs needed to win ness of bath men In the ground by were i Stroug-Duryea of to 2. ten There two out when the batsman tore match was the feature of the innings being played. Taylor ofT a swat that have evening. pitched hall for the New wuujd.ordinarily been »&.! Both men made almost impossible shots, splendid Y'orks, good for two bases, but the ball rolled Into alisn£r- Starts striking out Jennings with the bases full. a.i can 11th In &, empty the left G peach field and Palais Sts. ami to the novice their work seemed to be will say ioda/1 Hickman's triple In the tenth inning won stuck there. to Royal, I the Being unable extricate the of sleight-of-hand order. The applause the game. Following is the score by inn¬ | the left tieider can j ball, relayed the and V was almost continuous from the onlookers, ings: | a of whom were contents to the shortstop, who passed it to majority fully conversant with R. H. E. thy errors- 2. Left on coming. He was half way between third riding £ldmon*w York. lft. First ou balls arid home whfn the third baseman threw ler, Marr beat Bryant, Bryant beat Ed¬ Off Kitson. 3; off Taylor, 3. Stnick out.By Klt- the canned ball to the catcher, and that end, won easily by a length and a half, This is monds. Jacobus beat Bryant, Marr, But¬ aon, 2; by Taylor. 5. Stolen but*.Selhach. li.»w- player tagged the runner twenty feet from Kamara getting the place by a neck from erniati. Sacrifice hits.Bernard, Boweriuan, Tay¬ the The Reds Star Bright, who finished very strong. ler and Coleman. W. H. Wah'.y beat lor. Tbree-base bit.Hlc.kman. Two-base hit. plate. naturally oontended sell¬ Mother the five Read! | ? Jacobus, Wahly beat Holden, Bryant beat Vh-i Ilaliren. Hit that the man was out. while the umpire In Algeria stakes, furlongs, 2. t'm- * by pitcher By Taylor, held that he was ing. for two-year-olds, ten ran. with Tela- Every Ho:den. jdre Snyder. Time of hour*». Atten¬ simply touched with the V game-Two mon a warm favorite. Colonel Pailden, first ? Following Is a detailed table of the vic¬ dance, )»50. tin can. and not with the ball. Therefore, tories and defeats of the players in the the run counted. Being a home umpire, the away, raced in front from flag fall to fin¬ Our r>; ish. and won three from . three different divisions: lloMton. Philadelphia. 2. Red* could not shak* that official, and his easily by lengths ; I who came out of the crowd on The Phillies were decision stood. Of course, the Kimberly, amd Children's Suits defeated at Boston yes¬ visiting play¬ FIJtST. OR CHAMPIONSHIP <7,ass. ers were the stretch and beat Screech, who was Boys' and Jake Wen. Lout. Won. terday by tho Bcaneaters. 5 to 2. Both very indignant, Beck- v I»»t. ley declared that If the time ever came second most of the journey, a length for Bean 3 - Holden 1 5 Lewis and Orth were effective, but the t he 8 ? Beil 1 "J !S 2 when professional ball players had to carry place. Half home club bunched its hits Six cross horses ran in the ? Bryant .. 3 Marr 5:t in the second can openers on the field he would quit the country iGpemmi ir I>. I>. Butl.r.. t> 4 Peck0 2 inning, which won the game. Following business. One of Arlie Latham's at Hitchcock steeplechase handicap, Plato j jobs ; There is one store in Wash¬ i O Coleman 2 4 Strong 11 0 ia the score by innings: exhibition games this year was to hunt the favorite and Old Tank and Charagrace only S. I 5 1 C. j ington Boys' Wahly. 2 fence before play was called. His arm was a:id jumped badly, and George Keene and SECONH MV1SKJN. Philadelphia ...0 0 000101 0-2 10 3 good enough for that..Philadelphia North Old Tank fell. The race had every aspect Clothing is being sold absolutely 1 Batteries.ljpwls arid Sullivan; Orth and Mc- a but Keene's fall broke Won. D«t. Won. Lo»t. Farland Tn<»-!»ai»e lilts- McKarlaud American. of job, George $ Bskf r 3 3 Morrlt 1 4 Freeman, <2>, it up, and compelled the best horse, Plato, without regard for cost or worth. I>ur!min 2 'i H. Wibly 1 0 I.-ijole. Three-base hit.FreewtUi. First base on I errors lionton. 2; 1. Stolen buses VARDOJPS (K18HISO DEFEAT. to go on and win. Both Plato and Perlon are re¬ Harris 4 5 Wel>l> « Philadelphia. a mile be¬ and that's HERE. We not ili'-kni.in 4 3 A. I.. William* 3 2 Hamilton t2». Teniiey. I»uffy. I.eft on buses-Bos¬ were cantering a sixteenth of 11 »'. Howard. 3 1 Yost 8 0 ton, 5; Philadelphia, 4. Flrat base on balls.Off Hoti'hlnMon and I.ow Too tttronjr for hind Westown and George Keene in front, ducing stock.or offering a few spe¬ K tig 0 3 Orth. 4. Struck out.By Orth. 2: by l>*wis, 2. the lCnglinli Golfer. and their riders seemed quite content to Autumn lemble play*.I.aJole and Itelehanty; l>olan awl Keene to win. When he cial prices.we are sacrificing every Our TIIIIU) DIVISION. Vardon met the most crush¬ permit George ' I-ajole. Time of game- One hour and fifty-nine Harry with the in front of the 2 Won. I.«iht. Won. Lost. minutes. l"mpire Hurst. Attendance, (100. defeat In tho best-ball fell, at Liverpool pad¬ garment to quit the business FOR- * Cannon 7 1 J. 1>. Howard. 4 2 ing yesterday style dock. Plato suddenly took an Interest in .> !> of golf competition that it has been his ex¬ on after Westown, EVER. In point of quality and C!m|>iii 0 Keef?r 1 tMERirA.H LR1GIE AVER AGES. the race, and, going 1 Ilavls 2 1 Pvle 5 4 perience to encounter since his touring wore him down and won easily by three this stock is far above the or¬ Woollens Puryee 4 1 Shirley 0 8 style 4 career through America besan. It may also lengths. are F. Bhpey X 2 St trie 4 Not More Thnn Twraty of the Plnyers With eleven runners in the opening race, dinary.but our dosing prices P. »*|>ey 2 3 Thornton 3 2 Fit for Faster be said that the vanquished Kngllsh cham¬ J C Howard. 4 1 Van Wtekle 2 6 Comiiaay. Servilia was made favorite, but Elizabeth dollars less than be asked for With the closing of the American league pion met two of the strongest professionals M. raced to the front after Sinfi broke in you'll Are that could in the inferior elsewhere. These are Ready. I'otimiar Bout ( lull ItrKiitta. season last Tuesday com« quite naturally be brought against him in this the lead, and, drawing away steadily grades s country. I,ow of Meadow and last quarter, cantered in first by two hours of this The annual fall regatta of the Potomac the grist of figures which the ball cranks George Dyker the end the closing unparalleled Tom a last lengths. King Pepper closing at Boat Club t.ikes place tomorrow over the love so well. Full and complete returns Hutchinson, Bcotch importation second sacrifice. Don't fail to the and now and getting place. bring >¦ usual course of the elub. starting in front of of the struggle, embracing all the games spring, engaged by tho Shinnecock Alsike and The Amazon raced in front children TOMORROW. the club house. The events as arranged by of the season, show some Interesting data. Hills Golf Club. The game was thirty-six to the head of the stretch in the second I holes, and was on that then mov¬ Capt. Zapi>one of the club are a? follows, The statistics c.'early show that the year played the Ion* e'.ghteen- race. Bangor, last to point, 1 hole course with the 2 to tirst race of the Morris County Golf Club ing up. After a sharp brush m MEHTZ A MEIITZ. the starting promptly at 4 was "KB of feeble batting. Out of 130 play¬ near drew out o'clock Morristown, N. J. 5 favorite. The Amazon, Bangor It's a of Tailor*. ers took in Dollars! who part fifteen games or more, At the conclusion of the entire match the and won easily at the end by a length and Saviog 806 ami "job !.' St. Double sculls.Maize and Lpwe. Warden nineteen hit for an over best ball of Low and Hutchinson beat Var¬ In the last race Sadducee was a Well made Sulfa, la Sails, in black and only average of a half. % blue chevloti and cn«si- and Von Dachenhauser, Elbbey and Young. don by four holes. On the match warm favorite, but Kitchener, first away, 5^ good quality easslmere Ml .Mot). George Yaeger of Milwaukee, with regular und 3 to meres . ajtes 3 t<> S McGowan and May, Dodd arid Andersen. basis the best ball won 8 and 7 all the and. though Sad¬ Vj cheviot.agps Ha'if-mlle canoes.Messrs. .42'! for nineteen games, is the nominal play by up made running, fu 15 year*.Just the thing years also :i-plei*e Ves- Whipple, Gasch, to play. By Individual play Vardon whs ducee got to him on the stretch, and for for school.were $2. tie Suits.H to 15 years I leader, out the real honors should to jju Coburn and Slaymaker. go ahead, ha beat Hutchinson looked like winning. Kitch¬ * oar out LOO -double-breasted although a few Sam Dungar., Kansas wllh an aver¬ only by yards cl<>8ing price... Special single shells, challenge.Lieut. Joe City, one hule, but he beat Low by 3 up and 4 to ener had enough left to shake him off close were $3 and *i^ifg 3 Daly of Potomacs, Hecox of Colum¬ age of ..'C>0 In 112 battles. Ex-Senator uow $L50 Capt. Hoy play. and win by a neck. bia. A thistles. led the league in runs scored. on the post handily Pickering Against the best ball In the morning Var¬ Pupil came out of the ruck in the last quar¬ Rlegant Suits. In nil- i Upset canoe race.Messrs. Gasch, Whip¬ was at bat oftener than any one else, and don was 11 en¬ wool cheviots. worsteds Splelidid Worsted, down, yet he cut that lead down ter, and was a close third. Bangor, 4'assimere and WANT ple, Russell. Clark and Slaymaker. also made more base hits than any other to 4 on the in his race, was bid and fine cassimeres; Cheviot «IW).MNI COMMISSION. Anderson thirty-sixth green. tered to sell for $1,01)0 t e a t 1 e and double- Suits.all waul.splen¬ Single sculls, outrlgged.Messrs. McKen- player. stole forty-five bases, Hutchinson never more for by F. D. Weir. and two more than and Dick probably played up and bought $1,800 breasted a t y 1 e a for didly made anighth holes In three strokes each, and secured him for $1,200. price $4.now Double i*addtlng canoes-Messrs. six who had not had at least a smattering <420 $o00, and $3.00 Mrs. Whipple and .'150 yards, respectively. Both he #6.50.now Brice, widow of Calvin S. Brlce brothers, Gasch brothers, Clark and part¬ of big league experience, leaving 100 who and Low made the lung thirteenth hole, 545 Y. M. C. A. MEET. riiiI administratrix of his estate. has been ner and others. have been in the national and cut again. yards. In 5, and Vardon also did it in ft in Tb» better grades Our entire stock of made defendant in a suit in Elght-oared shells.Picked crew of Of the whole 136. to Judge by their records, it Good After- that are good enough "Uother'a Friend" brought the George¬ the* afternoon. Curiously enough. Hutchin¬ Biff Eutrr Mat fnaarea extra Shirt Waists will also court town University and Potomac Intermediates not twenty are fit for drafting into faster son the for any boy. good supreme of New York Thomas H. played poorest of all in the after¬ Boon'n Sport. . lie the by the ftst crew of company. materials in sizes slaughtered; 75c. against junior Potomacs. - King and James T. Terry, who allege that noon. taking 88, an Increase of fourteen With weather conditions tomorrow froai 3 to 16 years kind now 3Sc.; the dol¬ Mr. John Hadley Dcyle. president of the Lames, Indianapolis, leads the pitchers strokes for the good now.. $4oOO lar kind now second round. I.*>w were and 50c. SHRMMJO is due to them am commission played are that the ath¬ |8 |P. in a club, will referee the racs. The club house in fielding. Clark. Milwaukee, tops the first a consistently steady game, doing both his afternoon, the Indications deal Kjhk-h wait conducted by the late finan¬ will h** open to all friends of tile club. basemen; Carey, Buffalo, best of the all- rounds In H4 while letic meet of the Y. M. C. A. will be a very will strokes each, Hutchihson cier. Dancing follow the aquatic events, season men: Stewart, Kansas City, heads in the afternoon ran to 88. . one. The will be started second the real up successful games According to the Mr. Brire the basemen, honors going The complete scores are: at 2 o'clock on the association complainant, MASSACRK OK to Dick Padden. Tamaett. Cleveland, the promptly and several MISSIONARIES. Hurrjr Vnnkm. ' cornar 17th and C streets, and the well-known men combined In man who Is last in the batting records, <»ut grounds, 1SMK for the 5 4 S S 4 B- 4 4 R.41 will be off in prompt purpose of buying the bulk of Reports of Consal Fowler unut M. #he second mortgage 5 per cent gold bonds General Uundnow. City, best Brodertck H4U44444 ft.41 order. Dyrenforth Co., In 3 4 4 5 of the leads Buffalo at short. Gsrmany Smith, 8 $ 4 3 -37-78-162 Is a list of the entries: Plitaburg and Western railroad, the The State Department has received thrt best record for 'Dum Hutrliioaoa. | Following complete entire issue Minneapolis, having the run, A. Kama, Y. of which amounled to following telegram, dated the lsth Instant, whole season. McAleer, the great Cleve¬ Out 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 «-8« 100-yard handicap.W. 923 Pennsylvania Avenue. fjtm.QOO In 3 5 5 6 4 4 » f> +-38-74 M. C. A., Washington; J. M. Morgan,' Y. from Consul Fowler at Chefoo, China: land veteran, leads the fielders. Out 4 K 4 5 4 * 6 » 6.43 im f>ctober 5, IftWK. Mr. King received a the tail-enders M. C. A., Washington; James Graham Y. "Yesterday again beseeched governor to Oddly enough, Minneapolis to 4 ft 6 6 8 4 4 5 fl.1«-8g-l«2 T. C. letter from Mr Brloe stating that in In-half lead the whole lot at the bat. Chicago hit Owirjje I»w M. C. A., Washington; J. T. Webb, M. of several men he desired to from ascertain facts Paotlng-fu: also the fate of but 2CO for C. K. Morrison, Y. M. C. buy the yeara to the Millers' .2K». Out 4 4 5 6 5 6-4 4 5-42 A., Washington; at to W.lOU.OllO of the second mort¬ the missionaries unaccounted for In Chlhll; Buffalo has an enormous margin In extra In." 4 5 S 5 4 4 a 1 « 42-84 A., Washington; A. Charles Stuart, 1*. M. Hough, Y. M. C. A.. Washington; W. A. eighteen-lnch balk line, no ball In. and gage bonds at Kt per cent of the par value. also condition of the mission property west base hitting, the Bisons driving the ball in Out 4 4 4 5 4 8 4 B ii. H. S. Whitney, Washington, D. C. and under).R. W. Bone, R. R. Cooke. Jr., regarding is made because Slosson for all Paoting-fu. Others escaped; their hiding finishing Out 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 5.35 run against time.B. J. S. R. H. Walker, S. M. Ber- place King bonds up to delivered last. B 4 Special 100-yard McCauley, has so frequently refused to go to Chica¬ by Mr. King Into the hands of Moore & places unknown. Impossible to ascertain and In 3 5 B 5 4 4 3 .18-73 Wefers, N. Y. A. C. throng. William Esoavaille, Jr.. D. Ells¬ Chicago Milwaukee are tied for the Out 4 4 4 B 4 B 4 B S -40 M. Y. M. Bell, ail go to play. Schaefer has posted a forfeit Schley, brokers. whereabouts. Imperial edict ordering civil lead In club fielding. Buffalo leads In In 4 5 8 ft,-4 A I & .- 43-83-158 220-yard run, handicap.J. Morgan, worth. E. Simons. Clear, Colley of fciiio and will be ready to play in sixty This offer was and iu M. C. A., Washington; P. V. Keyser. Y. M. of Y. M. C. A., Washington. D. C. accepted by King, military officials Chihli to exterminate Box¬ double plays. Few of the individual bats¬ J. T. Webb. Y. M. C. 700 each boy running days. his complaint he says that h« assigned a men did much in the way of extra bases, OiRAVKSKXIJ RACES. C. A., Washington; , Junior relay, yards, ers now All ¦ issued. property Intact, except¬ ' i j A. Charles Stuart, Y. M. 175 yards.8. McCauley, captain; P. John¬ one-third interest in the deal over to James Perry Werden, Minneapolis, leading those A., Washington; I>. H. TrnnU at Newport. T. The then asserts that ing hunchens; mission, American board, few. C. A., Frostburg, Md.; H. S. Whitney. son, W. Escavallle. Jr.. Ellsworth, Torry. complaint which is Governor riot¬ Dick Harley, Detroit, leads the base Belmont's BiicadiMr Won the Best substitute. R. VV. Walker, eairtern; There was a large of cot between October 5 and October :i|, ihmk. the destroyed. arrived; runners, and Willie Rare of Washington, D. C. Towles. gathering tagers ers dismissed head official. From other Reidy Milwaukee, lie Day. . M. Y. R. B. G. delivered worth of th»- as best 440-yard run, handicap.J. Morgan. R. Bone, M. Clear. Plohearty, at the Newport Cmsino yesterday morning plai-.tilT* f2.Urt».»WO sources learned issued or¬ looms up the of all -pcason pitchers, The race who make a business of James Y substitute. F. Berthrong, cap¬ bonds to Moore & Schley, ami that since tr.day governor Patterson, Chicago, and Gear, Kansas goers M. C. A.. Washington; Graham, Ellsworth, to see the closing match in the lawn tennis ders throughout province to exterminate City, being in attendance every day, rain or M. C. A., Washington; P. V. Keyser, Y. M. tain; R. Cooke, E. Simons, W. D. Draper, that time they have endeavored to collect Boxers." one gams behind. J. E. H. substitute. tournament for mixed "doubles, which waa the r, per cent Mr. Brtce under The of were shine, had sport on the Graves- C. A., Washington; Sheridan, George¬ Wilson, promised by The State Department has also received records players, who with yesterday's town University; G. W. Hill. Jr.. Frostburg, won by Mrs. Astor and Cyril Hatch. The the agreement, but have been unable to do the Washington club last year and played end track practically to themselves, the UcrBBila Btrfcle CI«k. no. the following telegram from Consul General Md.: H. 8. Whitney, Washington, D. C. summary: They therefore sue to recover the Gorxlnow at in the American League this season will occasional patron of horse but C. Club was amount of th« commission. $1110.000. and Shanghai, China, dated the to the local "fans." racing being mo-yard run. handicap.J. Spauldlng. The Germanla Bicycle- organ¬ Final in cottagers' mixed doubles.Mrs. .JOt h: prove Interesting mildly In evidence. The crowd was about Y. M. C. Chas. W. Pimper. on the 1st of John Jacob Astor and Hatch beat Miss Interest from the date of the alleged trans¬ Charley Atherton, Buffalo. Is the first to A.,,Washington; J. E. ized in this city September. Cyril fer. Killed to date: Rev. and Mrs. Simcox. the average, however. In spite of gloomy Y. M. C. A., Washington; Sheridan. Runs will be taken and fellowship cul¬ Alice Blight and Gerald Lowther, «MJ, t»~4, three children; Dr. and Mr*. Hodge, Dr. show in the list of batters, being third, Georgetown University; A. A. Leltch. Gal- good .2-tt. 7-5. It appears that Mr. Brlce'a friends in the Rev. with an average of .351. and In fielding at weather. G. tivated. Since only German will be the per¬ O-l. deal did not know Taylor. Pitkin, Misses Gould. Morrill, laudet College; W. Hill. Jr., Frostburg, alleged of (he deal be¬ at Paoting-fu; Misses Desmond. Manches¬ second base his figures were .903. The big The best race of the afternoon proved to Md. mitted language within the club, Americans tween King and Brlce as to the 5 per cent Swede. Anderson, Is seventh, with .338, and W. Pim¬ who Join and who speak a little German Fra«4«l*nt QraUm Export*. ter. at Kuchau; Misses Rice, Huston, at be the fifth, a mile and seventy yards, for One-mile run, handicap.Charles to proposition. Eucheng. Rev. and Mrs. R«v. G. L. as Milwaukee's first baseman his figures per, Y. M. C. A., Washington; Clark J. Mor¬ will have a very good chance to perfect The State Department Informed toy Vice Iu her answer to the suit Mra. Brlce ad¬ Clapp, bimw .988. Jake Gettman, playing with three-year-olds. In which August Bel¬ J. E. Sheridan. themselves in the language. The meeting* Consul General Hanauer at Frankfort that mits that demands Williams, Rev. Davis. Misses Bird, Par¬ mont's 103 rison, Cornell University; have been made in tridge. at Talku; Rev. and Mr*. Atwater. BufTalo, batted up to .307, stole 33 bases Brigadier, In with only pounds, Georgetown University; A. A. Leftch, Gal- of the club are held In Bessler's Hotel, 022 the Berlin Association of Grain and Pro¬ behalf of the plaintiffs for the commis¬ and fielded. 035. O'Brien, Kansas City, and ridden by Burns, was made an odds- laudet Pennsylvania avenue northwest. sions to be due. She four children; Rev. and Mrs. Price, one College. vision Dealer* to endeavoring to pot an ef¬ alleged says, however, child, at Fenchow-fu. Have mailed reimrt." batted -287 and fielded .940. Padden. Chi¬ on favorite In a held of six. Toddy and Running nigh Jump, handicap.Roycs that "he has no knowledge of th« contract cago. secured .377 as a batter and In the Kamara being the next best backed. Hough. Y. M. C. A.. Washington; W. A. Beksefer CkslleagM Mmmh. fective atop to the alleged fraudulent prac¬ and makes a denial of some of the allega¬ field had .955. Little Casey. Detroit, secur¬ Kamara led away, and In front to Karns, Y. M. C. A.. Washington. now located at tice of Russian exporters tn Otan aad raced Jacob Schaefer, Chicago, of the Black ef mix* tion. iMps the ed a hatting average of .282. stole SI bases the far turn, with Star Bright and Cyrafto Running broad Jump, handicap.W. A. has Slosson to play twe Nleolajew (parts seaj and at third fielded up to .90(1. Coughlin, close up, and to that Y. M. C. A., Washington; F, G. Mc- challenged Gebrge ins sand, mud and worthless grains with mm* work* «C the CsM. Brigadier trailing Karns, game* of billiards for the championship of their of to If you waM work raad tha want columns landr* Bwan qmslw Tablets ear* . cold la «t Kansas City, third base, led the American point, where the favorite went to the front, Cullcrh, Frostburg. 1M. shipments wheat and barley for® Of The tftar. day. No Care, Ne Pay. Price, Ms. la that position, wUh figures showing .013, Brigadier led around the turn and late the Throwing ths discus, handloap.Roycs the world. Ou * the game* U. to be played elgn markets.