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World i
iVIRGINIA LEAGUE j
Results Yesterday.
Danville, C; Portsmouth, 1.
Richmond, 6; Norfolk, 2.
Rdanoko-Lynchburg, no gaino; rain.
Standing of the Clubs.
Clubs Won. Lost. J'.C
Norfolk . 52 -12 .661
Ronnoko . r,i .p; ,52C
Lynchburg . -id -is .nur,
Danville . t;i 49 .500
Richmond . -is is .600
Portsmouth . 39 55 .ill
Today's Games.
Norfolk at Richmond.
Roanoke at Lynchburg.
\ Portsmouth at Danville.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.
Cleveland. 2; Washington. 1.
Chicago, 0; Philadelphia, 2.
Detroit, S; Uostou, 7.
Standing of the Clubs.
W. L. PC.
Philadelphia . l.l 4.1 .698
Detroit . Oil 43 .694
Chicago . 07 17 .r.SS
Cleveland . 66 47 .680
New York .51 56 .17"
Boston . 48 62 .436
St. I^mls . 15 62 .420
Washington . 31 74 .2'JI
Games Today.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Washington at Cleveland.
Boston nt Detroit.
' ' New York at St. Loulf
Sievcr Saved Game for Tigers.
DETROIT, .MICH.. Aug. 22.?Don
hovnn walked three men In the ninth
nnd wns replaced by Sievcr who
saved the game. Score:
R. IT. P..
Detroit ...3 1 1 2 0 0 (I 0 1?8 13 1
Boston ...1 1 0 0 0 2 1 I 1?7 S 2
Butteries?Donnovan, Slover, Archer
ami Schmidt; Kxoh, Morgan, Glaze
and Shaw. Time, 1:55. Umpire,
Connelly.
Indians Win Two More From Senators.
CLEVELAND, OHIO. Aug. 22.?
Cleveland beat Washington today in
u fust game. Score:
R. 11. P.
Cleveland, 0 0 0 0 1 0 I) 1 *?2 6 0
Wash'gton 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0?1 8 1
Batteries?ClarkBon and Clarke;
Patten and Block! Time, 1:27. Um?
pires, Evans and Sheridan.
Waddell In Rare Form.
CHICAGO, ILLS.. Aug. 22.?Waddell
shut out Chicago today. Only three
bnlls were hit beyond tho infield by
the locals. A wild throw was re?
sponsible for Philadelphia's two runs
Score:
R. II. E.
Chicago ..ooononoo o?o ?> ?>
Phll'd'lp'a 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0?2 5 2
Batteries?Walsh and Sullivan;
Waddell and ghreck. Time, 1:45.
Umpire, O'Loughlln.
Results Yesterday.
V Brooklyn, 7; St. Louis, 6.
Philadelphia (first game), ?
cinnatl, 2.
Philadelphia (second game), ;
cinnatl, 1.
New York, 5; Pittshurg, 20.
Boston, 2; Chicago, 3.
Standing of the Clubs
W. L.
Chicago . 81 31
New York . 63 44
Pittshurg . 63 44
Philadelphia .5S IK
Brooklyn . 52 69
Cincinnati . 47 64
Boston . -11 68
St. Louis . 34 81
Games Today.
Pittshurg at New York.
St. Louis at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston,
f Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Dorner's Wlldness Gave Game to
Cubs.
POSTON, MASS.. Aug. 22.?Horner s
wlldness In the eighth inning and er?
rors by the incals enabled Chicago to
win today. Score:
R.ir.E.
Chicago ..1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0?3 I 3
Boston ...0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0?2 6 5
Batteries?Frnzler and Morari; Dor
ner and Brown. Time, 2:10. Umpire.
Carpenter.
Timely Hitting Woo for Brooklyn.
HROOKLYN. N. Y.. Aug. 22?A
timely hit In tho ninth, following n
doublo won today's game for Brook?
lyn. Score:
Urooklyn :t l o 0 n o a 1?7 :> G
St. Louis . 1 o t) i) I t i) it ii 0 D i)
Uatteries? [tucker, Bell, and llcrgcn
and Ritter; McCllynu, knrgor and
Noonan, Time, 1:57. Umpire Rlglor.
Philas' Hitting Won Two.
PHILADELPHIA, PA., Aug. 22.?
Through superior hitting Philadelphia
defeated Cincinnati in a doublo head?
er today. The second gas was called
tit tho end of the seventh by ngrco
ment. Scoro.
First game:
1( it. E,
Cincinnati 2 a u n o n n n o?l> io
Phlla .1 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 ??0 <; -
Battorics?Ewing and McLean;
Sparks ami Dooln. Time 1:40. Um?
pires BmBlie and Klom.
Pirates Smother Giants.
NEW YORK, Aug. 22.?l'lttsbnrg
played all around New York in today's
SUino. The game was called at the
end of the eighth inning mi account
uf darkness. Score:
It. H. P.
Pittsburgh ..2 0 3 7 4 1 1 2?20 l'I 2
Pfcw York .0 1 o l 2 1 0 o?.-, 12
Battorles?Lelfold, Qlhson and
riinith; Matthewson, Ferguson, Tay?
lor and Bowermnn and Brcsnnhnnj
Time. 1:56. Umpires, Johnstoho and
0,'Dtiy.
HITS FROM THE DIAMOND.
The Athletics are certainly going
at a tremendous clip, hut they may
1MB making their run too soon. There's
nearly two months of play yet.
Have the Detroits walked Into their
egular fall slump'.' Tirltl is ahout the
line of the year when they take a
Ohle on the toboggan. The Ticers
lou't seem to he nblo to stand up un-:
lor a grinding finish.
There Is a strong likelihood that I
next season titforc will he a rule pro?
hibiting pitchers from rubbing the
shine off new balls.
"Muck" Freeman made two triples
iti a gam,, at Indianapolis last Satur
lay. He is hitting well over .300. j
Josh Clarke, the Toledo outfielder |
i younger brother of ('apt. Fred Clarke
if l'lttsbnrg, is now leading the Amer?
ican Association at the bat with .348
Chicago's cripples, by Una way, are
reporting favorably, and if Fielder
tones can put the full playing strength
of his club into the field within a|
week or ten days the White Sox are
far from being out. of the hupt.
If one were to ask .Manager Prod
Clarke of the Pirates why hie released
Pitcher Eddie Karger,' the Texan]
southpaw, who has been doing phe?
nomena) work all the season at St
Louts, be would probably reply:" That;
Is where 1 made the greatest mistake
of my managerial career.'
George Huff of the Boston Amorl-i
can League team announces that be
has procured options on the entire
Lincoln and Pueblo team of the Wcst-I
?rn League, from which to recruit Hos?
ten for next year.
The only club team from which tWo
Boston American have won doublo
figures in victories Is the Ohleagoj
White Sox. What is more. Hosten has
laadVd more games from the White'
Sox than any other club. That brings
to mind that Boston landed from the
While Sox every game played in Bos?
ton In 1001 and twenty out of twenty
two in 1901 and 1002.
If Danny Hoffman can make ar?
rangements to get off he will enter'
the race around the bases at the Cin?
cinnati base ball field day In Septem?
ber, lie would much rather run
100 yards straightaway. You know
Danny h'as done lots of racing, and on
three occasions he made 100 yards in
10 flat.
Han Ion says that tho ?Ens torn lea?
gue umpires are Incompetent. After all
he baa been told by the Cincinnati
critics, I Inn Ion ought to be an expert
on Incompetcncy.
"Must the great American game die
for lack of men to play It?" Is what
a western fan wants to know. We fear
so. If this chair throwing habit once
fastens Itself upon the big leagues.
It Is practically a cinch thai Ruck
Freeman will be back In fast company
next season. He Is batting at a fear?
ful clip In the American Association.
A notable thing?two notable things
In fact?happened In one of the Yan?
kees' games nt Cleveland. Kcolor
struck out. and. more remarkable, be
kicked when the third strike was cal?
led on Mm.
MARKET/ SHY DEALERS
List Showe-1 Prices Higher Gener?
ally ?ut Busine? Was Moder?
ate In Volume.
NOTABLE ABSENCE OF PRESSURE
Time Money Market Shows Another
Advance?Stagnant Conditions In
tliie Bond Market Found Further Re?
action?Traction Shares Fail to Re?
cover?Total Sales.
(Iiy Associated. Prosa.)
, NEW YORK, Auk. 22.?Following
tiho early period 01 Irregularity
ilay's block market moved to n gon
urully higher level, Business was Only
inodorale in volume, however, and op
erat ions savored strongly of profeS
Blonals,
On the whole a hotter fcollng pro
vntlcd as to the future of the market.
This sentiment was based in part on
the absence of pressure to sell stocks
and Ahe belief that all ordinary com?
mercial and Industrial failures have
been discounted. Business on the ex
i hange during th" early session was
slightly enlivened by the suspension
of an inconspicuous brokerage firm
whoso embarrassment was attributed
to the failure of Its customers to
make good Impaired margins. The
traction shares were an exception to
the general rocovory. Pressure against
the llltorborouglt Metropolitan issues
resulted in mnrked dccllnon in both
Uro common and preferred stocks, ami
followed further reports of a general
reorganization of the whole system.
Another cut In the price of Copper
was made by the local metal exchange
bid the Copper shares held well above
yesterday's closing quotations!
During the late session on the Ex?
change the movement became irregu?
lar again, prices sagging somewhat
on realizing for profits. Tht> final
hour developed Increased dullness, hut
i ii a renewal of short covering prices
moved up and closed at general net
gains. A notable feature of (he clos?
ing was a further decline In Third
avenue slock which suffered n net
loss of 8% points. The time money
market showed an advance In thirty
days rates of 0 per cent. For the
longer periods, however, rates were
unchanged and the security continued.
Tin- stagnant conditions In the bond
market found further reaction hi the
advance in the Interest rate on city
bonds from .| to IVj per cent, the In
creaso aplylng to all but. revenue
bonds.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales
if bonds par value, were $922,000. (T.
bonds were unchanged on call. To?
tal sales today 630:500 shares Includ?
ing: Copper 63,200; Siicnr. 1,000; To.
hncco. 1,000; P. fi O., 700; L. % N.
1,200; N. Jfe \V.. 700; Heading. 101,
600; Southern Railway, 1,200; South?
ern Railway, pfd.. 200- 17. S. Steel,
:tl.'.)00; V. 0. C, 200; Bloss Sheffield
son.
Adams F.xpross .l"'n
Amalgamated Copper . 7ov?
American Car ft Foundry .67
American Car Foundry pfd .. 03%
American Cotton Oil . 30Vi
American Cotton Oil pfd . 85
American Express .l sr?
Amorcnri Hide & Leather pfd.. 15V6
American lice . 53
American Linseed Oil . S
American Linseed Oil pfd . 17
'Anfsrtcnn Locomotive . 61 V6
American Locomotive pfd .... 99 V4
American Smelting ft Kling .... 95%
American Smelting A Ring pfd.; 95
American Sugar Roflnlng .lPi?fc
American Tobacco, pfd. oetrif.. 7.">
Anaconda Mining Co . 44%
Archlston . B?
Atohison pfd . 90
Atlantic. Coast Lino . 81
Baltimore & Ohio . 89%
Baltimore ft Ohio pfd . ST
Brooklyn Rapid Transit .42
Canadian Pacific .\C\%
Central of Now Jersey .170
Chesapeake & Ohio . 32%
Chicago Croat Western . 9aj
Chicago & Northwestern _143V4
Chicago. Mil. ft St. Paul .119?,4
Chicago Terminal ft Trans .... -1
Chicago Terminal & Trans, pfd.. 13
C. C, C. ft St. I/mis . 58V4
Colorado Fuel & Iron . 23
Colorado ft Sonthlcm . 22
Colorado ft Southern 1st pfd .. 61
Colorado ft Southern 2nd pfd .. 40
Consolidated Gas .103%
Corn Products . 12%
Corn Products pfd . 03
Delaware ft. Hudson .161
Delaware, Lakawanna ft West. .450
Denver ft Rio Grande. 23
Denver ft Rio Grande pfd . 05
Distillers' Securities . 17'i
Brite . 20%
Erle 1st pfd . 52%
Brio 2nd pM .
taneral Electric .123
Illinois Contra! .132
International Paimr . 12
International Pn|?or i?fd . 72%
International Pump pfd . >??'?
Iowa Central . 10%
low? Central pfd . 3G
Kansas City SbuUiorn . 23
?as City Southern pfd . 50%
IjOUlSVttlc ft Nashville .105%
Mexican Central . 18%
Minneapolis ft St. Louis . "7
Win.. St 1*. ft Sault Ste \l_ 90%
Minn.. St. P. ft Sault St. M. pfd..122 ]
Missouri Pacific . 156%
Missouri. Kansas ft Texas .
Missouri, Kansas & Texas V(,\ .. G2
National Load .
National It. R. of Mexico pf,|- II
New Vork Central .104%|
New York Ontario * We tern.. 31%
Norfolk ft Western . GOy
Norfolk ft Western pfd . 7<
North American . 54%
Paeifie Mall . 21
Pennsylvania .117%|
People's Qaa . 85?,
Plttshurg, C. C. ft St Louis-GO
PfoBscil Steel Car . 27
Pi . sseil Steel Car pfd . SI
Pullman Palace Car .lfM
Reading . Oil
Reading lut pM .77
Reading '-'nit pfii .72
Republic Sleel . I0'4
Republic Steel pfd . 71%
Rock Isiaiui Co . 18%
?k Island Co pfd . 12
St Louis & San Fran. 2ml pfd.. "'JTs
St. I.onls Southwestern . 17
Si Louis Southwestern pfd .... 41%
Southern Pacific . V'-N
Southern Pacific pfd .100%
Southern Railway .
Southern Hallway pfd . 5814
Tennessee Coal ft. Iron .135
Texas & PaclRc. 25%
Toledo, St. l.ouls ft Wesi . 24
Toledo, Hi. Louis ft West pfd.. 18%
[jUnlon Pacific .120%
Union Pacific pf.i . si
United Slates Express . S8
Unlfetl States Realty . 48%
United States Rubber . 2tt
United state,; Rubber pfd . B0%
United Blmtos Steel . tl
United STntes Sleel pf<| . 93 V5
Virginia Carolina Chemical .... 21%
Virginia Carolina CUomlcal pfd.. 96%
Wnhaslt . ii
Wabash pfd . 20
Wells Pargo Express .250
Wicstlnghouso Electric .130
Western I'll Ion . fli
Wheeling ft Lake Erie . 10
Wisconsin Central pfd . 31%
Northern Pacific .lis%
Central Leather . IK
Central Leather pfd . S3
floss Shelf field . 17
Crone Northern pfd .121
International Metropolitan .... 0%
International Metropolitan pfd .. 23%
New York Money Market.
NEW york. Aug. 22.? Money on
call firmer. 2,/J(f(,3 per cent; ruling
rate 2%; closing bid 2%; offered at
2%. Time loans continued firm; six?
ty days C% per cent and 00 days
6% (3*7 per cent; six months 7 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper BQ>G%
per cent. Sterling oxchnngo steady
at decline with actual business in
hankers' hills at 487.55 for demand
nml at "483 for sixty day bills. Com?
mercial hills 482%: bar silver f!77M;
Mexican, dollars 52%'.
Baltimore Produce Market
BALTIMORE, MR, Aug. 22? Flour,
steady and unchanged.
WHEAT?Battler: <, snot contratr*
90%$ 90%; new Southern by sample
08f3>86c.
corn-/steady: (not Gl%?3>61%o?
Southern white com 58%(j>02%c.
OAT8?Unsettled; old No. 2 mixed
r,offiT,n%c ?!?? ?? a .'i
It ye? (Jlllet.
BUTTER?Firm and unchanged;
fancy imitation 22<Q)24o; fancy cream?
ery 2f.fi 27c; fancy ladle 20@21c;
store packed 17? 18c.
ECUS?Steady 2Ie.
CHEESE?Firmer, and unchanged;
large 15c: medium 15%@15%C; small
15%@15%c;. JCew cheese, unchanged,
large I2%c; flats 13%c small I3%c.
SUOAR?unchanged; coarse granu
?d ?r..in: fine ?r..io.
Life Job For HIb Honesty.
\ crisp $? bill ami a Job for life, are
the rewards received by .lames Hooker
a ncgrp, of Marcus Hook, in reeogni
tlon of his honesty. While walking
along the. Reading Railroad Hookvr
found a wallet containing 83,000 In
bank bills ami a number of valuable
papers.
Learning that Howard Pew, super?
intendent of the Sun Oil Company's
plant at Marcus Hook, bad lost, the
waltet, Hooker promptly returned thfo
money to him.
Mr. Pew complimented Hooker on
his Honesty, ami handing bim SO, told
him to go to work ns watchman at
Hie plant, assuring him thai the posi?
tion was good for life.?Philadelphia
Record.
Woman In the Case.
Mrs. Nowod?Some bonded mnn
wrot'p every one of these stories.
Mr, N?WOd?In every ease just as
soon as the bank cashier was found
short In bis account the detectives
started out to hunt for the woman.
Mr. Newed?They bad to bo quick
(dear; if they hoped to rcscuro any ol
the cash.
You naturally would prefer to treat yourself at home, for any form of female
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TRANSPORTATION MUIOB. .
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.
F.ir.t Trains to Richmond. I
liOiivo Nowport Nowb 7:45 n. m.;j
lOiOO a. m.; 5:30 p; m.; 8:30 p. m.
Local Tralnn to Richmond . \
15:15 n.< m., 5:40 p. in.
Through Trains to the West. ,,-it,
io:<io u. in., 8:30 p. in. f'j
Cliarlcr.ton, Columbuo and Toledo
7:15 u. in.
Trhlna arrive Nowport News, 7:46
a. in.. 0:16 a. m., 10:30 a. m., 6:30 p.
Ul.,0:00 p. in., 7:20 p. in.
Steamer Servlco for Norfolk.
Leavu Nowport New? 7:50 n. tn.t
10:35 a. in.. 6:36 p. ni., 0:05 p. in.
Ferry Service to Pine Boach Pier.
LcnVu Nowport News 7:50 n. in.,
10:35 a. in.. 0:06 p. in. Leave Pluo
Iloach plor, 0:50 a. in., 3:0V a. ,jn.,
4:45 p. ni., 7:46 p. in.
Norfolk & Washington
. Steamboat Co.
The new and powerful Iron Pnlnco
Btoninors. Nowport New?, Wnnhington
and Norfolk will leovo 'dally an fol?
lows; ,
NORTHBOUND. MW^att
Leave Portsmouth, foot of
Ncirih Btroot .i 6:00 pm
Leave Norfolk, foot of Wn
tor Btroot . 0:00 pm
Leave OKI Point Comfort 7:00 pm
Arrive lu WiiHhliiRton ... 7:00am
Arrive in Philadelphia,
Ponn. It It.??10:50am
Arrive In Philadelphia, D.
ft O. It. It.??11:10 am
Arrive lu New York. Ponn.
H It. 1:10pm
Arrive In Now York, P. ft
O. ft. It. ?3:00pm
BOIJTI1 BOUND
Lv. New York, Ponn It. It...12:00pm
Lv. New York P. & O. It. It ?1:00 pin
Lv. Philadelphia, Ponn. H. H. 2:65 pm
Lv. Phllu.. D. Jfc O. It IL... 2:08pm
Ar. Washington, Peon, it. It. 0:10 pm
Ar. Wash., P. ft o. It It..,??6:00 pm
i.v. Washington . ?0:30pm
Ar. Old Point Oomrort_?7:00 am
Ar. Norfolk . ,.. ?8:00am
Ar. Portstnoutl. ?8:30am
?Pally. ??Daily except Sunday.
The trip down tho historic Potomao
River ami Chesapeake Hay on tho
olognnt steatnern of thin company is
unsurpassed. Tho ntoumcrs are com?
paratively new, IuivIiik he on hullt 'In
1801, and are fitted up lu tho most
luxuriant manner, with elcctrlo lights,
call hells and steam hent In eticlt
room. The tauloa arc supplied with
every delicacy of tho season from
tho markets of WashliiRton ami Nor?
folk. For tickets, reservation of
i staterooms, and further Information.
I apply to T). J. CALLA11AN, Agout,
Norfolk, Vn.
Clyde Steamship Co.
?toamara to Phll*<?lphlo ?
MONDAY, THURSDAY and [??[}
SATURDAY.
Sailing from Philadelphia, trnalgft
Thursday and Saturday.
Freight received and delivered dalljt
at 6. ft O. Pier No. ?. Office, Rives
Road. JAS. W. McCAJtftieJC,
Con. Oouthena Agt
CLTDfl BTBAMBHIP. CO., !
II ?oath Delaware -tvsnue, FklI&Ba?
?Mai, Pa.
IWfflS X MINERS TRAHS CO
Steamship Lines.
R'asoongsr ft Freight " tt*>
M,s:r- ?n -'Trii
Nswporl News to Baltimore
cm; Mini., Thun.', Kii, Hat., and Ban. (p.m
Far* 98.00 On* Way, SSM Round
Trip, Including SUteroom Berth. .
rnckaU to All Points. j
? . ami
Norfolk to Boston. ~*k
KrerrHtin, To.es. Wort, and Frl. 6 p, m.
Norfolk to Providence, ffj
Kvery Mon., Thura. aud Bat, 6 p, xa
for tickets and farther Informattju, apply to
1). K. MoNKU.I. A
IDEAL PHARMACY
COR. WASHINGTON M. AND 28ft1 ST.
Where Thky Kkkp Open
ALL NIGHT
The leading Prescription
Drug Store in the City.
You Can Meet All of Your
Friends at Our
Fauntain

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