Evening Star Newspaper, August 18, 1891, Page 7

One teaspoonful of Perry PAIN KILLER In a little sweetened water or milk (hot if convenient), will immediately relieveany case of DYSENTERY, CHOLERA MORBUS, SUMMER COMPLAINT or DIARRHGA. If taken in time, one dose liy does the business ; otherwise repeat at short in- tervals, and a speedy cure will llow. Pars Kirer is equally effective in killing pain from 1s, and no prudent per- son should fail to keep it by THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.Cc.. T 4 ‘if UESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1891. CITY AND DISTRICT. Cincinnati team may be signed by this club. This will mean some changes in Cs ford Zach Phelps will probably be made the now F“Onward and apward” is the motto of | president of the association, in place of Kramer, Tae Evextxe Stan. Onward in its extending influence, upward in its circulation and adver- tising basiness, The increase is a steady, healthful one. 4 A VICTORY AT LAST. How the Senators Defeated the Athletics Yosterday—Other Games, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. At Washington—Washington, 9; Athletic, 8. At Louisville-—Louisville. 11; Columbus, 7. At Boston—Boston, 9; Baltimore, 8. SATIONAL. LFAGUE. At Philadelphia—-Philade!phia, 8; Brooklyn, 4. At Cincinnati—Cincinnati, 3; Cleveland, 2 At New York—Boston, 3; New York, 0. At Pitteburg—Chicago, 2; Pittsburg, 1. Amerivan Asse tation. win? wo te P. Boston......6 21.687! Columbus. ..48 54 471 St. Lonis 87 AL) Ci 43:57 Baltamore. 40 S79) La 37 69 Athletic 0, Waskington.3h 64 : 56 ALL 20 44.582 | Pittaburg.....35 50372 oi YESTERDAY'S Gawe. There were three men on bases when Gil Hatrield swnng his bat, and ‘there were three more runs to the eredit of Washington when Gil rested on second an the, crowd stopped yelling. ‘This wasin the fifth, and there had boen two other runs made already fn the in- The five runs thus tailied, four of which wrted by bases on balla presented by the tured Chamberlain, practically won the uough it took the good efforts of Me- n the seventh to land the home club in the tinal lead. The big first baseman had ut- | terly failed in his attempts to bat up to that j tine, but he had a good opportunity in the nth with Sutcliffe on second. The ball he who has never becn more than a figurehead and a blind for the moves of Vonder Ae and the other powers. Laneroft will manage the new association club, Milwaukee by name. Carney, Dwyer, Canavan and Seery will also be transferred. Robinson may be taken back by St. Louis. Milwaukee has released Pitcher Smith and First Baseman Campion. There may be trouble over the rest of the Milwaukee men, whom Gil- lette wants to keep, but whom ox-Manager Cushman is going to try to take with him to some league team. Shock, well known bere ,is oue of them. it is now proposed to extend the schedule of the association by adding twelve games to the list of each club, six in the cast and aa many more in the wost. Boston is oppased to the scheme and it is not thought likely that it will succeed. Ata meeting of the Western Association held at the West Hotel in Minneapolis yesterday, at Which ali the clubs were represented, either in r by proxy, the membership of ti kee club was forfeited and its franchise red to L. C. Krauthoff as trustee for the association, Ine players wore released from their contracts und declared eligible to sign With any national agreement club. The pros- pects are good for the retention of at least six clubs and that the Western Association will finish the season. eRe eeiarss THE PROGRAM OF THE REGATTA, Results of the Drawing for Positions—Oars- men Barred. ‘There was a good deal of business transacted yesterday afternoon by the national executive regatta committee at its meeting at Wiliard’s beyond the selection of the umpire for the races and the order of events, which were printed in yesterday's Stan. The officials of the rogatta are as follows: Umpire, Harry Mc- Milian, Phiadelphia; timekeepers, W. A. Lit- tlejohn of Toronto and Howard Perry of Washington; judge at finish, W. T. Wallis, Bos- ton; starter, Di. A. Mullin, New York. he drawing for heats and positions resulted thus: ‘Tuesday, August 18—Racing to begin at 2:30 ‘WASHINGTON GROVE. Showers Prevent a Large Attendance, but the Services Are Interesting. Correspondence of The Evening Star. Wasmtxatox Gaove, August 18, 1891. Monday, though not a blue one, was s quiet, restful, soulful time in camp. Few visitors ‘came and the sojournors here fairly lux uriated in the calm peace aud fellowship of this place. Tho forenoon services of the tabernacle were but slimly attended. Rev. A.J. Bender gavo a touching sermon on the “Bow of Promise, and at 3 p.m. Rey. Ezekinl Richardson preached on “Jesus” ina way that was very effective. This servico was better attended than in the morning. The singing was especially sweet, under the conduct of Mrs. J. Mickle, with Mrs. Offutt at the organ and Prof. Glea J. Poole cornetist. Rey. G. Wilbur Shipley of Tenleytown spoke to the children at 2 o'clock and the little folks spenta delightful hour in song and quotations from Scripture and interesting addresses. The young people's evening service was large and earnest. A change was deemed expedient and today and hereafter this service will be held in the auditorium nt 6:30 p.m. Rev. Robert Moore of the Montgomery cir- cuit, though physically weak, was strong in mind and spirit while he offered salvation to a full congregation at night. Dr. Elliott followed in an earnest exhortation and the people wore mightily uplifted. Dr. W. 8. Edwards will fll the desi at 10:30 a.m. today, Dr. M. F. B. Rice at 3 p.m. and Dr. E. 8. Todd of Hamlin at 7:50 p-m. A goodly band of visitors were counted upon for today, but tho gentle showers, long Pr , are ‘making sweet music on the foliage, not enough to mar our serenity, but sufticient to keep the day visitors at home. ‘Thursday promises to be a high day in cam| The ladies’ missionary eocieties’ wil! render a choice program during the day and at 6 o'clock a special train will leave the Buitimore and Ohio depot, Washington, for this place with an or- ganized band of Christian workers, league and as many others as lect to come ‘along. The trained choir and party will meet the league special and escort the visitors to the auditor- ium. Mrs. La Fetra spent yesterday in the Grove and was heartily received. She will return to this place on Thursday. Dr. and Mrs. Bovee are expected home today FELL OVER A MILE ‘The escape from instant death of Prof. Samuel A. King of Philadelphia and Mr. and Mra. Sher- man Hunt, who accompanied the seronaut on bis balloon voyage from Manhattan Beach,Col., on Sunday, ae briefly described in yesterday's Stan, is considcred almost miracle. It was nearly 6 o'clock when Sherman Hunt and Mrs. Mary Jobnston of Arvarda, who had deter- mined to make their wedding trip by balloon, appeared in tho inclosure near the tossing gas bags, The words that made them manand wife were pronounced by Justice Talbot and the couple announced themselves ready for the voy- age. Prof. King stepped into the basket, fol- lowed by the newly wedded couplo, and a mo- ment later the balioon shot upward. No ballast nor anchor was taken, in order to give the ship greater buoyancy. The people cheered and shouted as the air ship arose higher and higher. Big black clouds covered the sky and the lightning flashed and flickered. The bride waved her handkerchief and kissed her band to the multitude below until her form became indistinct. Suddenly the larger of the two balloons attached to the basket peared to grow small. It had, in tact, burst, and immediately afterward the basket, when at an altitude of ono and a half miles above the ground, began descending at fright- ful speed. A groan of horror went up from the crowd ‘as the descent of the balloons became faster each minute. They soon disappeared from view and the people returned to their homes impressed with tho belief that the voyagers had been dashed to pieces. ‘The balloonists, how- ever, were very much alive. When the rapid ent began the professor told them they would get to the ground without being killed, but to do everything possiblo to ease the shock. He knew it would be a tremendous one, and directed them to get astride the basket and cling to the ropes. “This they did, and be did likewise, dropping at ® territlc rate of speed, faster than the balloonist ever traveled before. Down the balloon dropped until it struck the ound with s tremendous. crash near Fort ogan. Everything was dark, and the occu- punts of the basket, or rather the throe astride Of its sides, were scattered peil mell over th rancess. FE LL. Serrecrua® @" WORTH A GUINEA A BOX. For BILIOUS & NERVOUS Dis: Such as Wind and Pain in the Stomach, Fullness and Swelling after Meals, Dizziness, and Drowsiness, Cold Chills, Flushings of Heat, Loss of Shortness of Breath, Costiveness, Sleep, Frightful Dreams, and all Mervoue and Trembling Sensations, &c. ‘THE FIRST DOSE WILL CIVE RELIEF IN TWENTY MINUTES. BEECHAM'S PILLB TAKEN AS DIRECTED RESTORE For Sick Headache, Weak Stomach, Impaired Constipation, Gheardored ‘Liven ete., the muscular System, restoring lone-lost Come and arousing ‘itn the ROSEBUD OF frame. One of the Dest cuarantees: t BEECHAM'S PILLS HAVE THE LARGEST SALE OF Taneash' 565 and Sc? Canal Sis Nertony Gt your Arogeist does CS seese SUMMER_ RESORTS. Scurry, Blotches on the Ski FEMALES TO COMPLETE HEALTH, they ACT LIKE MAGIC, texion, bringing back the (EALTH the whole Fae aetna tectonics tne Oo) SUMMER RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. RSON HOUSE, ICHALDS, prop. Fates, $2 jor day: dae BRADY. P.O. Bex 20. HOTEL CLARENDON, ATLANTIC CITY, B. J-. | stant ave. Rear the ocean. | ® ‘Qpem all the year. OTEL EMERSON, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Bouth Catulina ave. pect the "bus to all train § | pouuy indies wu Got bathing, tage, eeatioiaes | Ber B. fs sell of wep ur wate Gol. JOHN M. CLARE. PEE Wiitows, BROCKVILLE ROAD, NORTH OF TENALLYTOWN. HOTEL, RESTAURANT AND ROAD HOUSE COMPLETE IN FVERY RESPECT | taces.” OB BUCL A VEEL TNPENIAL, ATLAN tient hose Somaly docorsted and uruisues TiC CITY, N.3. ‘orite resort. It is hand- has ali modern im- receives 200 quests, and is rapidiy be- people srorg | PL SRGE | ACCOMMODATION OF TRANSIENT GUESTS. ‘This house is located four miles northwest of Wash ‘ngton and is reached by Woodley Inne via 18th xt, mill and any of the dr: ing north from the city or Uy the electric cars 0 ngetown, cars leaving every ten minutes, twenty-five minutes to The Will jg'Y,the week. S10 to $18 G. [POLSIDE, arian TiC OTT, XT Next houze to the beach. 3026-20 | Younus Ladice am Broad branch, Piet Mrs. N. REED. _EDUCATIONAL.__ IN WASHINGTON, Menon tx stirere. “ Wid 14th st. bet, Tand K ete, Mathematial School tor Te MRSIETH YEAS lepine Welnes: Vnited States Mi fool for bus news. Spetal a Band 12 yearso! age. Aull course SO MECTAL COCR 2 mitt Ih and ha been oe OOD, ULM, Principal F MUSIC. wis epwr MEDICAL AND PHAKMACEE aidenartmente ot Howard Lkiverity will open Deir Winier sesmom October I. For circular eddieas 2 PURNIS, B'D., Secretary, 1118 Lith ot We EVATORY OF MUSIC. Prato, orean, voice, sioite iy ancond Fear. , cornet, Mc. Free adv Tharectr scala on 1 PSONS, Pie ¥ Jemcus, 810; ele +N PROP HOMME. , flute Ke 17 Dt Vw_y KWOOD INSTITUTE, WASHINGTON, D. c. A Setoct ani Linited Row Little Gi Day Schoo! for Tenth session begins WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER: | 30. Address the princupais, Dir. and Mrs. WM. D, CABELL, | ground. ‘The married couple on picking them~ SALONS * ; . Bis Tent to the trees in right center, and hud it | o'clock arid cach event called every inlf hour. | from their euriner outing among the northern | welves up found that they had ped injury, SES SPORTS. niin ones, Fartiee visiting The Willows enjoy the finest drive | sy20 0m 1407 MASSACRUSETTS AVES not hit atrunk it would have been good for| single sculls (quarter-mil@dash), one heat. | Inkem not even a scratch being visible, Prof. King, Govan Sethe atly in Geren nn nenerend eed Oe solline OnE four bases. Three were enough. however, and| Edwin Hedley, Vesper of Philadelphia, Mr. Harry Gross and wite, who are summer- | however, owing to his age and heavy weight, Bait» Icecream and other reireshmenta, ‘Bar stocked with | Saft Sin cites! At al! medicine desiere. BUY NOW. Cie fourth was obtained ou & bad throw by | George Freeth, Varuna of Brooklyn, 2; E.New-| ing at Boyd's, spent today in- camp visiting | fell on his right shoulder, which is badly bruised, wusin Og ROBERTA w BONS. | the becthauercnttcen = _ =: a Chamberlain to catch the ranuer at third. ton Atherton, Metropolitan of New York, 3: Ed-| Mra. H. A. Gross of the Osborne. while his right arm is helpless. WPHE CLIFTON, ATEANTIC CITY, N. J, COR | Lastcar leaves The Willows for Washincton at 11.30 Ww 3 IT WAS A GAME OF GREAT LUCK ward J. Carney, Institute of Newark, Mrs. R. W. Barker, Miss Maria Tomlinson facia ise cae [iy Res RS eR eS ae COLUMBUS KiKEWOOD, wo Has Nor Han for Washington, the visitors outbaiting and | Hawkins, Manhattan of Now York, 5; Wai. Caf- | and Mies Blanche Tomlinson are sponding the WEDDED TO EX-CONVICTS. Rio Tose PH ENGLE, proprietors WALTER C: | P Soto ~ Sets outfielding the Statcrmen. That the score was9to | rey. Luswrenco of Massachusetts, 6; Jose] woek hero and are registered at the hotdl. peti wae . | arco GUM ergi ¥ Mass., 7, and c i PHE RLRTON, ATLANTIO CITY, N. J.. KEN- | WW OODLAWN, ROCKVEL } 8 in favor of the Nationals wasdue most largely | HetSin, Bradford of Cambridge, Macs. Kev. Mr. Beall of the county circuit, Mrs. E. | The Bailey Girls aro Learning Some of the V 7 W.R. Wil - | "PHE ORIENTAL, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Vit | y taken out ard Wood thought he was doing a | Baltimore, 1; Jos. Wright, Toronto of oronto, | He Dentes That Eis Bank Patd Bardstey | \:/* Williams and Harry B. Morgan, mane Deach. Ev ow. “Ail ipod gers of the Williams Opera Company. The | ersinreveusnn: romantic story of the marriage of the young ladies to the singers has been told in Tue Star. ‘tucky aye. uie ‘ocean. New house. Oj ‘until The news comes from Chester, Ill., and is to | November ‘oF tnforraaiton appiy Room 10. Git & the effect that both men were only recently | *-2-*: 0 ota discharged from the southern Mlinois peniten- RIERNTio erry, x. 3.. ‘opened for" rece Tor | ep — James Henderson, Catlin of Chicago, 8. E. Stonestreet and Mrs. Spencer of Rockville, mead fucks ave.. Dear tho beach; steati heat: modern | terms apply st the UL. WE detec eetire a | to the work of the young men whom Manager | ‘Single sculle, junior; two heate. Mrs, Castell and Mr. Joe Hatvon of the county era tee ero fa ke wie ee een ee | Now vork ive. S| Senet Suhet Seteen ene, Conta het : pe bragabete ee 3 There is much sorrow and anguish in the | ¥e™ ‘ational Bank of the 4 eaters today con. | WO0d put in the box to pitch for his team. The t heat—O: W. Dyer, Crescent of Boston, | were among the visitors in camp yesterday. C "Pub MANSION, ATLANTIC Cliy, tnd = i BLUE BRAND | St#t ove lasted two innings, and in the seoond | 1; M. J. Austin, New York of New Yor wa arondolet home of Mr. and Mrs. John Jay | ‘[” TRE LARGEST HOLEL. MEDICAL, &c. requests of applicants the Hest ad and ismaie of rubber. | Be Was hit safely three times and two runs were | Fleming. Crescent of Boston, 3; John J. Carey, pee eee Bailey in St. Louis, the result of somo distress- Open ali tue year, ——— Sy 4 pad dypewnting, day and evens r- iwer aa F Itt, | Scored. Murphy's two bagger along the right | Central of Boston, 4. GOV. PATTISON TESTIFIES, ing news concerning their sons-in-law, Thomas | _je11-3m CHARLES McGLADE. CONTINEMENT, - — pas ethat you are get- | line capped the climax. Then Senders was| “Second heat—Ihomas J. Brierly, Neptune of : smart thing when he put Chamberlain in. ‘The | 2: Wm. Panton, Atalanta of New York, 3; Jas. substitute was all right for two innings, but in | J), Berry Meceiaten ok Poca itn Interest on Public Deposits. equackanonk of Passaic, 4, and J. z the fifth he became very wild amd sent four | Haggerty, Ravenswood, Long Island City, 5. The most prominent witness who appeared men to first on balls. ; Single senior: three heats. before the Bardsley investigating committee at Foreman did good steady work for Wathing-| First leat—P. F. Sharkey, Ravenswood of | their mecting yesterday afternoon in Philadel- ton, and showed his usual good judgment. | Long Island € W. Higgins, Wa- is is MeGhuire caught him and did all right on the | cirusctt of Worcester, 2: W. J. Snyder Colum, | PRs Wa Gov. Pattison. His appearance was 4L..B., Principat. Vics meta, GKEATEBE 404.0 ST., BET. 4% AND GTH STS, N.W., The well-known ladies’ physician, can be consulted z @aily from 10to 1and5to9. Prompt treatment, delivery, but he was off in his throwing and’) bin of Allegheny, 3: A. P. Burritt, Argonaut of |° Surprise to most of the members. The | tigry. “Williams,” the dispatch saya, is an Peres rea baice Benceny gre pumare frogs, beach. | _5:31-19%° Jet in two runs by bis poor work in this respect. | Toronto, 4; W. M. Aman, Mutual, jr., of But-|80¥ernor, however, stated that he had been Englishman of good family and an excellent | 7. => DOL KAD AND BE Wisk—Di. Br THE RUNS. falo, 5. unable to attend at the time he was requested | ginger. He worked for about two years in tho ew Yorkand Kenttichy :ehlarged. | ietinc oldest estab asked ox ertepeabiet ie bee The visitors scored one in the first on asin-} _Sccond heat—Fred Hawkins, Manhattan of | to, and as he was in the city yesterday he : : ; improved; modern conveniences: unsurpassed tabio kaw ‘i : Southern Express Company's office at Cairo, rexipe, $1.50t0 $2 tee ® cure im ali jaen atid Tastee on ext: Poninee gle by Wood, an attempted sacrifice by Me- | Ve" York, 15 Ngo edhe ga a Lawrence of | wished to place himself at the disposal of the | Iil., where his engaging manners and: musical | 8 i ae LORGACKE, Sr Setoetea | MaMoe. or ne cara ae Datos Aedes OF Kuue Aria, Bod Lak {Zour aesier we wil vend ® | yamany, which Foreman fumbled, and then | 5y'yecuue ‘ewton Atherton, Metropol | Committee, as Intor official engagements might | talent gave him the entree of the best society. T we ty Dr. BROTHERS. BAMUPLC- MILLS, augtary | 2m OU MENTION THIS PAPER. | two other real sacrifices by Larkin and Mil-} tan of New York, €.C. Smithson, Potomac | not allow him toattend without great incon- | One day his nccounts were found short some Public tn and tor tue District of Ceiumbic, this sd day -ADEMY OF THE Ho OCEAN END OF KENTUCKY AVENUE, aly. IN a Si Masaae BOSTON WOVEN HOSE CO., MANF'RS OF | ligan, of Washington, § Cee See venience. = tie uext ton tease = bend an Fuhg BEES QaeRADICN:o THAT Bor Jouns Laken RUBBER BELTING AND PACKING Each team scored two in the second. Wasb- rd heat—Josey . Bergin, Bradford o! At the opening of the session Gov. Pattison ATLANTI N.S. 50, the, eldest exist OFSHIRE | STH BOSTON; iagton's rene weve sundo on cafe hits by Hat-|Combclign 3: 3 9. Duilsy,” Gtawenbane of teat choir and kept the stove shop books at the br. 5 ing % page pe EE en Rook ee Frecth yor | after being sworn was informed that accor ding | southern Lilinois penitentiary. He was dis: OPEN THROVOHOUT THE YEAR. Fomty-tie eperie “ax | 2¢4, Foreman and Murphy after two men were | Brooklyn (conditional), to the report presented to the committee by | ¢ 7 2 jor to hi 5G A tg Ae OY eat. miy@i-ch.evtaw | ont, helped by an error vy Mulvey on Alvord | runa of Brooklya, 3; Edwin Hedley, Vesper of | £0. mayor's experts the Chesiaut Street Bask | akecg ee eet one a Tee toneaat | $809m M.A. £3. 8. MILNOR, Proprietors o of De. DKOTHERS' invigurating cordiat | Sumubcr canes Gooey cy I wie. grounder. There was but one Athletic man | Philadelphia, 4 was accredited with having paid John Bardsley | his new-iledged operatic troupe. = | Wal care say cane of uorvous dedaiity WW Dat aw. | Courses ih Duniem, Uutlate biboitined wee hopes D w Y¥ I Out when Muitey hit to left center for a couple | Double sculls; two hents. interest on public. money during the year 1889 | Harry B. Slorgen, who soon after married the ASBURY PARK, N. J. oS CLLEGE SCAT es oc an. nen low aste_ locr ONEY of bags. Cross went to first on balls and| _ First heat—Geo. Lemhipry ban and Geo. W. | to the extent of £714.60 and asked to explain it. prima donna’s sister, is a piano tuner and an ASBURY PARK—1HE GUERNSEY, 7TH AVE. hronic affections of the cng, threat, lume. EXAMINATIONS —SUCCEMA ON INFERIOR HOSE BUT GET THE Sanders hit to right for » base. Wood's sacri- | Van Viiet, stroke, Vesper of Philadelphia, 1: T. | “Gov. Pattison replied that during the time he | Firround tarician of norte suatite Heasserted doligbtfaliy located: ‘near each and lakes; perfec? | liver, kidneys, strictures ana uripary diseases.” Ollice jon, Strictly cont: fice to Griffin let Cross in. A, McManus, bow, and J. A: Nagle, stroke, | was president of tae bank, from 1887 to Junu- | here that be had traveled with Gamore's Bend pire springs and Lair mattreser 8u- | Lours, #to 12a. a. and 4107 fa ‘au3-lan* ate Jemons iu all Urauches of 8 general = Neither sute scored in the third, but in the | Mankattan No. 1 of New York, 2; E. J. Mulcahy, ary, 1891, and part of the time the bank had a LACK LINE fourth the ether cide took two more. Mulvey | bow, and M. ¥. Masshan, stroke, Albany of | deposis cf publio money, but never the pro | Awiss bell riogerein this country in’ tooo.” le, | Soman et Matinee Bete joins hit to right and went down on Croas’s sacrifi: Albany, 3. y 5 as ontitled to under the ordinance of ) ‘i ; Chamberlain struck out and Wood hit a| Second heat—A. Cameron, bow, and R. Cam- | Tat it was entitled to ae August, 1890, he was convicted of grand lar-| 4 SBURY PARK, N dob to those whose emfiy ea for several years and managed « company of | tason, Oren June to Ucioher a. THUB. GALLEN, | A VOID YEARS OF SULEEHING GY CONSULT been te i ing Dr. G. F. Theel, 538 North 4th st iatien as been negiectes The only German-American svecialist in the | West Hoint. Annape: Preparation tor couewe, ll exnusnatious. - Type .J.—OOLEMAN HOUSE. ‘ited Staten who i able to cure at etecte "Ahi, Avy Letitia, ‘ - coungil regulating the city banking. They aleo | ceny at Toledo, Iil., and sentenced to one year's | 4X Directly on the beac “se leading hotel. of both sexes. © Seid emaumieg BT 8, W. cor. Bt aid K me. Bw. gronnder to Dowd that would hare been pie | cron, stroke, Bayside of Toronto, 1; Edward L. | hada deposit of the state fands, but he’ em- imprisonment | Not much could be iearned of | aoe Gof PAN HOC R Ee es norman ade | Gusck® and their jure” owis had it not taken a bad bound over T Case, bow, and James Henderson, stroke, Cat- | phatically declared that no interest, directly or | hirantecedents, but he formed a raluable ade RLYRED 8. AMEE. Asbury Park, N.3. . ISTH ST.. PHIL, Bead. | Wood stole and scored on McTsmany's | Hin of Chicago, 3; Morgan Quill, jr., bow, and | indirectly, was paid by the bank or’ its oficers | janet tu the prison choir and. was generally ‘Kou Cierk. secon | Pe, ag AT Tue sentrrz scnoot oF Laxctacrs. hit to left. | Mae stole second and Larkin, who | Charles Belver, stroke, Varuna of Brooklyn, 3; | on those deposita. Interest was, however, paid | Mell kod by the prison officials, "Mogene wes NEAR THE ocea. GOOD TABLE. | irevatharse, Hours Utes Ute Semin OU 729 14th to went to first on bulls, was forced by ailligan | Joseph F. Donohue, bow, and James A. Donu- | 49 Mr. Bardsley ou u certificate of deposit in | dicbareed oe tang joined the Williams |) sy ifeteitstion. Peek Arun on a hit to Dowd. hue, stroke, Manhattan No. 2 of New York, 4 | hie own name.” This came to his notice first in | Concert Opera Comedy Company at Ashley, | 4. p wastWodb aban Rae N's. _jem0-2m — maaan. Ree of wich Po imi pony beers bp rh canon akon bias itera Ryan, 2; A. W. Aeghor leat ip apt pentose) pa ue APHE SAINT CLOUD, aaa AVE. ASBURY genes with Forewan and Murphy going to first on me er, ard Ryan, 2:4. W. | cent. This rate he would not allow to be paid | Both young Indies, st appears, knew little or ST CLOUD, “= EAB ranches: Dalis. Dowd hit to Chamberlain and the run- | Johnson, 8, and 1. Dyer, stroke, Columbia of | and Rardaley withdrew tho certificate, "| nothing suntan an ey ttle or ightaged peokers Eaprovenseiay mace des caremioe, Pa Rey ions: thereare FUCK | ZEE# went ahead on the sacrifice. Griftin hit | Washington, 1. W. Brownell, bow; W. Hoover, | “"At the close of Gov. Paitison's testimony he movious history. ‘The unentioges oovareed ta | eacirtnt Stewie fone wenn.» whic you yan tell the dew is | tO Hallman. Foreman taliied on the error that | 2; 4. Olen, 3, and J. Snowden, stroke, Fair- | witudrew and Expert Brown took the stand leon chee ie company was doing the eee o sels ta hafenior hast. “the Genuine “Spiral” | resulted and Murphy on Griffin's steal. ‘The | mount of Philadelphia, 2. and resumed giving his evidenco in regard to | small towns, and the young ladies promptly no- SEA-SIDE—JERSEY COAST. A BLACK LINE voren tn: BE SURE IT 15 | B¢xt two micn went along to tirst on bad celiv- TOMORROW'S PROGHAM. Bardsley's money loans. There were a great| tied their parents. ‘Mr. end Mra. Bailey took VILLA, CAPE MAY, N. J., NEAR THE Be # ° , REXTON SENG ppAEE BLUE. HED OR ANy- | cries, and with one out McCauley had a chance | ‘The second day's program is composed of the | many of them, ranging from small sums to| the matter philosophically and consoled’ them. | Brovcsa. Hastatee ‘piagzas and ‘sani parior, with alt RULE spmare parexten | 10 8core some runs. But his foul was taken by | goals in senior end junior singles and in the | large ones, many of them to contractors and | selves with the hope that it was all for the best. modern convgniaupes, Special rates to tuihilien for Mulvey and the chance was transferred to Hat- set). ON EVERY LENGTH. some to well-known politicians, the latter, how- | When th Chester re ed them thi he season. we ROO! —— — "ALES FOR 3 TED COUPLING AND BAND | field, who accepted it. The ball went sailing to | double sculls and the following races: ever, mortly appeariug to be paid. ccuing icue|hivine aetareret apereee [R= TRRNONT BOT EE gms, ug. | Sohon ot Polat, tho countinr tenanat ae iy Side Lscrm as wow pet up wire a | eft center and rolled pretty well out. ‘Three | Pair oars—One heat. Expert Brown then informed the committee | Sock ccch guebeeaua cine +S fee an ae Tne? ith neasion opens sept te Gb RAREEL DS SY Pita WHAbred AROUND IME Musk Sia | Fs were Scored on tie hit Alvord hit to} | L. B. Stewart bow. and A. D. Crooks, stroke, | of » number of banks to Which H. H; Yard had | Mr. Bailey remained at his homo all day with fn house aut5-1m_| GUEAMER pore adlis Mnveseville, Mouigowery evaniy, Md. bins iS Jorcoran and was out at first, a, GE, Dempoct dtecke, Keeler eneg; bow; | loaned out at interest. money intrusied to him | his wife, who is prostrated by the distressing | "He STOCKTON HOTEL: GAPE MAY NJ Saturday at 5 p. ta. POUR VILLE ACADEMY BOCKVILG - stot Pree if you mention this pub- iica ade eae. Ton. GE Pompey, wtroke, Atalanta of Now | by Bardsley, amounting to €200,000. Lxpert | news, ft was understood that he would go. te | [Recent po cesar MAN NT saan Bangor, connections fr Nope Lake Peed | Ricpeur shi rekanicie drs cece em eae NO HOSE co. MANUPRS OF | Inthe latter half of the sixth Cross hit to fe, New York of New Yorks 3; Max La, | yrown algo testified that they had discovered | his daughters and induce them to return to | management. Greatly baprored. Cuisize unsurparsed. | noon. Botu from qaer 40 hast tives ke “ye ogerate. For cutaocue addtess © BUGBEK BLLTING AND PACKING, 2% DEVON. | 1) Uy after Chamberlain had fouled out te | eek NC™. York of New York, 3; Max Lau, | that Vardsley had in his hands for some time | Pate home. The company is #till playing | —*-"~ SEE Sper | Peunsyivania Sud Baitiuore and Ohio ratl- | ¥ N. ae wuls te oT, BOs J ee ee ee ne ae and Wm. Lau. stroke, Atalanta of New | 665,784.83, the proceeds of the sale of securities | in Illinois aud it is expected that ‘Mr. Bailey | ‘THE ABERDEEX, cok. w. z, OB ae SMITE & CO., Genera! Mi ReLicors CIty, Mp. “ & Besit st Alvord, Wood lined a safe one out to left and | York, 4, G. D. Fuallips, bow, and M. Hard, | beionging'to the sinking fund, which he loaned | will lenve te mest nie Shergecore. Directty on the beach: Hot and coid sen bathe. Tne : and 0 Willawsts NY. | AEMBEM IG Tor tate SSG ROOE opens SER. was satisfied with putting Cross on third. Hat- | * pee mene a fre Sparta te * out at interest. ie : ———_— ee ___ Obstructed ocean View. Finest shine and esiling. LLAN LINE. ROYAL MAIL STEAMS wuled CHAPMAN MAUPIN, M.A, Principal. Hox Foven. fickisohandied McTamany sgrounderas tohold | Je 2r tT pales hen Get ippey, 2; abbot | geet finishing with the expert's testimony | FISHERMEN IN CANADIAN WATERS, eevee Ferien] A'GLA Gow, ro PuILADELY \P.BALL, 4 BOAKDING AND DAY SCHOLL POR i ok —4 a larry He bow; G. Le 25 » present, eou- |, pad orem —— ‘i = children, at Forest Gieu, Ma. “I bees Fe eA eens cea dee es ani; | Allen, 3, aud Charles H. Stevens, stroke, Arting- | cite oative wut deste tee a : SEA-SIDE_ MISCELLANEOUS. from, Scotland aisd Mi wo Cows euss Faaenaeee WHat AND HOW TO PREVENT ferred with Dowd'stbrow and thedouble could tou of Massachusetts, 1. W. F. Rittler, bo Pr Regulations Made Under Which They May not be made. MeTamany started to steal and e “ se ait : session ‘Thursday and a private session today, Te Decten, streker Neptane of Beitieoes ns i | then they expect to Horn they employed ‘ogo | ‘etrcalar to collectors of customs has beda'| pots Se Webinar casio” BE Seat = mown as Hypernet nd Cross d home easily. | 2- Len, stroke, Neptune of Baltimore, 2. K. | expert accountant whom they employed to go circular to cus in ington re Be ‘ permet Ents may te deded tobe ae eect | Then's tow tuomente inter McGuire thought be | H Houd, bow; Thomas G. Ford, 2: La M. Heits, | Sree the books of the Keysious Beck. They | istued Jointly by the Canadian commissioner | feat, ceatamrain Sng Sint atic mance characterie-1 hy peroieal attacks of inflammation of | aw a chance to nab MeTemany and threw to | % 88@ 1 Pin ges ee aise decided to ask the district attorney to fur-| of customs and the deputy minister of fishories | sppu 9 WA: MEZICK, Buperinicudent, bay Hie, ane of the nose, sometimes compli- | Hattield, the bali going over Gil's head into | MOTe 3: J, Hadley Doyle, & Roulette” | Tish them with certain lettors in his possession | oni ion to the foll i i = si. the revt in certain tadividaals to | center, while MeTamany weut home. Larkin |290@PHS. McCoy, 3, tnd U. & Roulette | relating to Hardeley's deal with hit brokers, | °*ing attention to the following instructions Principal. CLASS BOARDING SCHOOL FOR All Feces existing Y¥ RIDGE HOTEL, BAY RIDGE, MD. OPENS oe Mine Ha Finedt tocaivas ou the ecy one MeGuire throwing low on purpose, did eo with SU,S2ONGES MALL FOR BOTS, BT OEOKGE'S, Trot. 9. 0. ainear, AM., prncipel. Coes x ‘ ‘OTEL HENLOPEN, CAPE HENLOPEN BEACK, =< baieon, ite sraining. health, comto 8 é stroke, Potomac of Washington, &. to Bi 3 h reopeoting the (reabasext! of foreign’ Saitag | I OPEN. ( ” ach, Situatiot aud reasonaile tetua, beat Washington ana pond by certain substances, owing to | Kept up the agouy for n second by hitting to | Ske; Potomac of Washing nd, the interest which was paid him by thé | respecting the treatment ign 6 | a Rehoboth, Delaware, wil reoven Juve i, 0k Balthuore refereices: fier! jon of the nerve right for « base, ki - 3 . porches with a guod outiouk, Circulars at star offs 4. COLLEGE, ~~~ ition of the nerve centers. It omly wani- | right for # base, but Milligan flied to McCauley. HH. B. Crawford, bow; J. Crawford, 2; E. 1. |“ se ¥ ‘hes with @ gvod outlovk. Circul Star offi. Res, Lite nen the treitating substances are in the | Tite score was tied. Cock te ee ‘Such fishing vessels ontering a port for | "inst-3 "WALTER RUSTON. Reouinited by tic in tersot the Christian Rehoota, bere and the mucous membrane of the oad | Washington went ahead in the seventh. | £5. Gianni, 67 A Clark, 7, It Heat sivske: A WONDERFUL OLD CLOCK. shelter may anchor and remain in such port a OCEAN CITY, MD.. SELBY pk oa coon te oversensitive. Griffin was out when Sutcliffe drove a cannon 3 ahd Pid ta a pels witht ‘but | U.& Powell. Props. amity nents for Aug. | Preyer . : mnerctnl to Iie i thetat the matte all potas beat | SPO af Coteoran, making fret on the Lit. | York. y YEP! Cachion bone G. i Senin | Ht Hae ® Habit of Stopping at 1 O'ctocx | f°" twenty-four hours without reporting, but wes sures ance, wean appacauon: betting, | POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. __| dcuteare'receival as buatisre or day scbcicea Sach, caale and chattice, and aunty of ie Mrosserificed te Mulvey, whe, wanted to | 5. H. Charmburg, 6; R. Van Clit, jr-, 4) CA’ -m any officer of tie customs or of the protection | ————_ + — ——— SIEAMEE JOHN W, dnontsos,¥on ALL | s#l32w. mentomauhs ~~ % « cemtiniom of the nasal mucous membrane | SAF” . oe Lang reper trpay fom om Lunjack, 5; F. Freeman, 6; J. Weldon, A party of curfosity hunters has found in the SPRINGS AND BATHS. Tiver landings Sunday, Tuesda im the ementiai tector iu the production of am attack, | g She mouie cul be trustees #ert# €0 COMRNEE | soda fourth when Chamberlain sped the bail | BTow! “Tbe attack usualy becine with a sensation of itching | t0 the new bleachers oz the throw in. A sharp | (un 45 and Thu: y at Pee service may if necessary board such vessel and th. as tar at Colonial Hasan, Conton's, Leuuraratowns | 97) . attic of an old farm house near Long Branch, ra EDFORD BYRINGS, Nomim Surrioman, ith creek, Coan I, bow: B. Gibson,'2: D. O'Neill, 9; J. |X. 4J,, the famous old timeplece which used to states te Stine resoea saiatmewe Sole) Heoceigs item. Fake, clam, SU ce aes Snowden, “stroker GeW. witcher: | tick away the hours at the parsonage of the | Port %0 him. . erect |= : HILDA SCHOOL, MORMINT: 5 roar dane echoo! for ‘Tweitth year tddzess Bint Quigley, stroke; S. Simons, coxawain, with it. Three bases were made legitimately le & |. Snowden, ‘stroke; G. W. “A foreign merchant vessel, dul istered . : <D_ OLD 3 Which soun becomes intense and causes | #ingle by = = was hergeag brs foes |coxswain, 8. L. L. Harban, bow; R. J. W, | Rev. Dr. Wm. Tennent, pastor of the old Pres- as such, may enter and peels fom any Steamer LADYOR TUE LAS Picesl bo. RARE mt and proicnsed sneezing. ® prickling, burning | te run, as Alvord was ou! anes: Brewster, 2; 8. 1. Jannus, 3; Edward Ryan, 4; | byterian Church, between Freehold and Eng- | port in Canads, and her master may purchase HOTEL OPEN UNTIL OCTOBER, tripe2.ou. To riney romt $3, including hotel bili. senaation in the ey-s, with copious flow of teats: very ‘4 Goop srvnt. A. W. dolinson, W. E. Crist, 6; Charles | lishtown.* The antiquated h fish or bait or other supplics for ship's use or Pousbat, THURS AP et eee Seas “wecouime stuffed ap and deeathing | ‘The visitors made a desperate offort in thetr | Baker, 7; L Dyer, stroke; J. W. Welai, cox, | attows:* The antiquated house on the par- nd ie L i UESDAY, LHUKSDAY and SATCMDAL. 9 p.m | Tvincoral FEMALE INSTITUTE, WINCHES sagt preemeul thread masaaca parm jonage farm, two miles northeast of Frechold, | Comnerciat Purpotes and report and clear OUt-| wey for pamphlet on this areat resort, and the | Hichied will electricity and returuisued througout Fie jer, S85 tet yar Goins Seyteunier 15. tclvet of ne Panta muh nahn the OSs Morphy, Hated san Atvie gattioad: "panne ynowt me Races. whore the noted preacher resided, is often vis- | "tA foreign dshing veusel having a Canadian famous rier emt page, nd 0 Gis | th devaptiunte, Gate mats A AGILE Balt Be chilly seusations, frontal | which Murphy, lop he curi 230, . . . FO. yee Jom of uate and Murphy shouted that he hada mortgage on] ‘The question of the status of Onreman | vcd atic crane hone: oie om on the Directs bat wad cease oe — eee SoD. GEA | [pavQciEE INGDTUT, FOR VoUNe Labia the exes be- | the ball, but Hatfield was afificted with deaf- | Hawkins of the Mauhattan Club of New York | Uott® side of tho hous, where he | ebip'e ppiee for | BEDFORD SPRINGS MINERAL WATER. = weenie. Va. renews tn the throat, | ‘26 balls = pervs: a 3 memorable trance and “transport to heaven,” | ship's use. TEAMER T, Y. ARROWSMITH, FROM 7TH | | ‘Thirty-fret session upenson Sept. 17, 1801. Bitame nese force of the collision swung the | was at length, and it was decided not | and where he subsequently on Marc! or disal mn may om : yet 4p.m.. | tiou m Piedmont region of Vinsinia, wt ve ion oan Cad of the chest. ind the f of th y ae Was discussed at length, and it decided not | and where hi z tly died March 8, k or disabled seamen may be landed fr: ot, shart On Monday and Wednesta: Sine. | i ft V Kichanoud, ‘ Y wutil wacked yas: | Vall out of Murphy's hauds to the trees. Hall-| to allow him to participate in this regatta, on | 1777, is replete with intoresting memories,’ {any fishing vessel on the same conditions as | gy7.o% £. B. DOTY, Manarsr. __} Greek, Goun and Yocouico livers, Returning, lind at | Avert eseeet yl ioe Pos Westsuatan. DB. pian was on third when it was recovered. Cor~ | he ground of his recent alleged infractions of | _, Tbe old timepiece stood in this little room, | from s merchant vessel, provided the collector saga VICE, PRIVATE, | imterwediate landings. Arrive at Washington Weducs- Mroug acuity, amd GeleUtrul location. | Fur partacw- mncots membrane, with | Coran lined a het jo Hatfield, who, eager to| ene “amateur rule. There ‘were no charges | It was made in England 190 years ago. _ Dur- | of the port is satisfied the case is genuine, but re egy Posty men pe Teeaed Ne a nes coy. | tire eho. 6 BUA Lia 4S | redeem himvelf, froze to it and held Hallman | against him, but the committee thought that it | iug the time that Dr. Tennent was in his | permission to ship other men to replace those ; gon be accommuo- | eon's. Coun nad Yocombcor’ ‘tecturnisge land at Gore | eee a 80 80 per weeks A Tow Mulvey's | $83 ba im | famous trance the clock, for some mysterious | landed must be obtained in every cage from the | tated’ “address J: W. ALDERYON, Propeisior borke- Hounter wae in the mme direction, but more [peelap ietngiedtig a aon pono alee areal ms Fefored to go.” After, his death the | minister of customs, | fey Sorin, We Va. ayia aitical jut it made wo difference to Hatfield, pte a i clock was sold toa man named Wilbur Hunt- “Lice ‘ing vessels ma; lowed to ‘Kk ENON NGA, who took itand sent it humming to MeGuire | Bir singles and the quarter-mile dash. He need 5 b Riks cin see ee ae eu memming to McGuire | rasa favorite in the betting, and his’ with. |Je¥, Who keptit at his hone, somo distance | parchase cables or anchors, or both, to replace ees eng Colonial asch. “arrivest Washington Sun- | NEY SORE ir tae Ac ADen atOp-m. , Peekskill. X. osm C. W, RIDLEY, Gcu'l Manager. patatngee oo BELO, IXTA, wali 3X. only Big hours from R NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROR, VIE PEXBINGTON NG SEMINARY AND LADIES nd southeast of Freehold, in memory of his voner- | such as may have been lost, the same being in- | ) =u? *s Kable nia Beach, and all 7 take jideme. 52d y Jere rare ed icatiowal facie m, then, tm the curative treatment | ett back to third. | Ho was ‘touched out and | Pryiil Fowlers the eventacven more uncertain. 010 Paton. Huntley died « suicide. “after | cluded under tno schedule’ of repaires bat ta Snedicin!aprings.”Piue minerd batne tad swataiag | S52 CEG) erases meer a ©. | Betigederas Mualerats. Mack, sud beatae 2S ae fie cheraction ani place | then he knocked the ball out of Alvord's hands, | 1.11, was cloctad to fill a vacancy tn the exec. | is tragic end the clock became the subject of | the case of any other foroign fishing vesacls ap- faut ball rect enlarwed Cius'rsasenus deve, and ele | a. on eaie at Band 0. ofheas, Ovasa Tet | RSRINE, #8, ie, cacapen. fori years, 2 sotae Pe Rear yw rove bis in cet actual | but Kering ew the trick and called him out. | tive committee cattsed Dy the resignation of | SrIOWs apoculation. . Its hands would never | plication must be made tothe minister of cus-| faut MBL seeus eularee pblets and terms apply oS ue | EW WINDBOM OOLLIGE — Sita Frover treatment the sensitive areas | Cross tried to score Bulvey. who had gune to | Yamen S Aburn Of the Necrugareare Claw oe | pass the hour of 1 o'clock at night. It would | toms. Au 3. PRATT £ HONS oun building, IS Ba or VINGINIA STEAMBOAT | N — cA ET is coats | ted. but aie ball we foul ud, far out, and | James Sat es trike the midnight hour, butatt the hour || “The word ‘wood’ used in connection with | ste wopretr at he iri. arise Se ert ae Sere, sy wytoms atate markedly Patent is rewarded | Patrick Mu! te after a sples run. r a hen Iiuntley killed himself, it woul itterly | ‘water’ in ity of 1818 does not i ALUM NGs, VA., NO’ Y 4 Saunt mata |, Borman reached second fn te ciskih on a | he committee lenenad beyond Joubt, that | Toe haan il utterly | ‘water’ in the troaty of 1818 does not Seren co vishere, accoumenations ood cad tabs ink Teaco | putt equa sell et Somaya de cap aseury patente tet tl ‘Will receive scientific | base sand a saci by 4 ; 6 7 |. M. . an it “i 5 4 sad radical troataneat for the rewoval of this troabie. | ied there, as Dowd and Grifi fed cae’ ar | Who was entered in the race for Junior singles, |, J- Ml. Hooper. an experienced clockmaker, yom 4. H, FLEMING, Manager. 6 ; x pete Sevteta ver ; : los, | pought the timepiece ut the enicide's vondus ‘Tragedy at Colorado Springs. WPHE BERKETET sPAINGS HOTEL WILL BE we waukuenamas the visitors, Alvord went in front of Hatfcld on ee ee Libres — joa alo and tried to remedy the strange defect | While Conductor L. A. Ward and Motorman | ‘opened Uni October ve inoumtain air rood what — zg ACADE ee pm ¢. m JORDAR, fnauee cok wecteassmeany oot ecce grent. He was barred from the funior race on | foe gral straining Ucn past ake hate at | Joun Hemming were waiting st the ond of the | SMMGRES Hes: farted, Usthing. wAtitees Gi, | — MS Ma. prevaree for business or ccliege. : scound on @ scratch hit by Wood, » Incky | {0 t,87 000 for conor aiaplon Conditionally | they could be started on afresh, but as soon as | electric lineat Colorado Springslast night before NES A.M. Graduate Auaberst Collegn, 1861). 600 ISTH STREET N. Ww. Vound into Tommy Dowd's ear and ‘a clear | i the race for senior singles. Lodlock wt night again was reached the elock | beginning theirreturn triptwomen cameonthe | ____"¥ 7H MOUNTAINS. tend USD. SPECIALTY DISEASES OF THE NOSE, THROAT, | single by McTwmany. Wood tried to get to Frould stop, | it would tick merrily through the | front platform and told, them to hold up their | A URORA HOUWE. AURORA. WEsT VIRGINIA. penoupack wegmicnamnsad i third on the hit, bat was thrown out by Sut-] ROBBED MIS UNCLES HOUSE. hour of 1 at noonday. hands. Hemming said “I guess not” and wont an tap pr tne Aileen mht clam» Near Alexandria, Va. LUNGS AND EAR cliffe i. an aie McCauley i cuinan Oh Beetle: ie oe oe = to find the old | out on lee platforin. a short scuffle ensued, a trom bay fever vt entire om for uti ~~ LM. BLACKFORD, M. a. a Oma) adouble on in's hot line: yung Society Man in vals in Trou! lock and replace it in the Tennent parsonage, | shot ecard and i led | a jane ea - Principal. CONSULTATION FREE. Tatthe ninth, with Sutcliffe out, McGuire was pee heise P nth [ machdi-hend oe eee cone from the ©. L. ©. MINOR, LL. D., Associate Mrincival. OMice hours-9to 11 am.2 to # p.m.. CtoSp.m.; | siven first on bails, but was forced by McCauley, W. Olcott is the son, twenty years | which is to be restored to its century-agb con-|car down « slight embankment, ‘mortally | —™ . i te . wr Hathold fied out, Withtescct ne tack! | old, of Charles I Oloott, member of tho firm | dition asa relic. Mr. Hopper had conveyed it | wounded, dying about half an hour afterward, ey es om his home in Long Branch, and afte: h | ‘The electri offered or "9000 | Ol Bese fra rnin pnors near 0 and Dest to his home in Long Branch, and after much | The electric company offered a reward S aaa vente ach ATE tO ter half on grounders to Hatticld and Alvord, | of Duross & Olcott, proprietors of the Broad-| digiculty it was traced to a farm hotge, where | for the murderer and thirty toons om Moeetery Rb Wins FES RTE BS shores PROFESSIONAL. For boys. The 53d year opens Sept. 30, 18BL. SS aa | nee te an buduings ‘ecco, ee ee pe a . = ee Corcoran sont « howling fly to center, which | way planing mills of St. Louis. The young] it had beon stowed away aa useless by a pur- | scoured the country, ‘Lwe mon were seceeck | eet ___ Muss JESMLE SMITH, Proprietor. naires COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIN, MD. was taken by Gri@in ou a bard ran. nian has always had a good home and indul-| chaser. ‘It still ticks ‘away as solomnlyfand | suspected of being the muraeenre G PONT EIN HOUSE, = 2 py te $ peparato che 1. is Washington made § bite and 0 errors and the | gout parcnta Ho was always allowed « plenti-|tegularly as when brought from the shop pearna ets aadoah river minutes ony Hs We | Bete te oF HOME Woaur Do You Turse Or Turse | Athloticn tt hiteand 9 errors ful supply of pocket money, os his father is | NeArly two centuries ago, but ite 1 o'clock de- Oswego Democrats in » Fight. Hat, 7 SRS Boyce Terum, So persneati | AL Lire all veges conddentat, Ladies and pee | THR AVA ASMaN Den, a ery quite well to do, and te young man's pros- Mayor John D. Kehoe, Edward Golden, Sam- — ie Soames” eee | Aga e es ery Inte vurprising Low many people are fooling them-| Louisville won again, making a spurt in the ; vel Leonard and Thomas Hagenay, Cleveland | FyiLi tee Geant Ga Sa ee srives in buyin furniture. Ac, o@ installments er | last inning and finishing up four rune in the | Pec'® of succeeding hie father in the planing International Labor Congress. saad Geen H long time. We show them where we offer maay things | ‘The International Labor Congress assembled | 2¢mocrats, were arrested at Oswogo, N. Y., last { mill business were very bright ad a Gecksiyht aod Denebor eri | A short time ago he became acquainted with | at 10 o'clock in Drussels yesterday morning in | Mght om « charge of rioting. ‘The arrest is the fa. The Colonels, made 12 hite and 4 |*¥omsm named Daisy Swaine, who led him | the Hallo St. Michael. Seventy-eight reporters | Feuuls of fight between the Hill and Cleve- La 4 | way life. He became short of funds, and it is land democrats in Oswogo county. A ballot rors and the Buckeyes 5 bits and 4 the eighth | hitked, that he entered the residence of his from: various newspapers were. present. | 555 ens beh in dhe Ries werd the Other, ‘day Speeches were limited to ten minutes, and the et just one-naif eredit price, Lut they say: “I don't care anything sbout price—-I want time.” It is a and Rys strange fasc-natiou, oF fmoprovident babit, im whic! fay aro wag to pay €2 Sor 0 61 article forthe pets | errors and the ene lege of payin for it SOc. ata time. These seme people ton bad.» ease of second win: x gr c ‘ i be Scart seem ts understand Low st i that they areal-| inning and tallied four times ou hits, winning | “cle; Clarice Tackett at 7119 Michigan ave- TaUberd wp, e man cam prosver as lous ss he pays | by the score of 9 rune to 3 for Baltimore. Tho | Goren silver spoons, and a half dozen silver Sesat gen 61 fort, 1 cow want any crete bust | points were filled by Bufington and Murphy | tor... ‘ity yawned tke goods andecnt the pawa reso. }f you haves dollar to spend. I will eveyou | and McMahon and Nobinson. The Orioles made | ticyeis to hie father, who redesmed the cilver 200 cents’ worth for it. If you can't pay cash for what | 7 hits and Serrorsand the Beaneaters 12 hits 4 i oe | Se See a Ree — oan waro and reprimanded his eon. On the night fa ralasontaoag Wedos'teailon time. | and 0 errors. of hogan © ten ka ieaieaped de saan oe arn BALL NOTES. tering is uncle's residence and stealing ¢ gold No game today. ring, a gold-headed umbrella, a valise, some Sathaathee fe tow a fixtuek: white shirts and other articles. Those he also Mligan wes fined O95 for back talb. pawned. Hie unele, finding moral suasion of Be ear eine 82 for back talk aburg. | 2° 2¥ail, had his nephew arrested on a warrant A rumor says Biteljorg will go back to Omake, | ©2478ing him with burglary. ‘qayibing on instaliments, | Munyan and Zeiss have been released by St. ——ror ——_——_ aoe Louis. mains Itehing for Notoriety. Rouse in Wassingtoa wh furnish a bones | _ Halligan, been ordered from Cincin- | From the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette. comstte ea ‘cversthing ‘eeded. eusuge coching bay rn ee ae Of the Donn Piatt article “exposing Garfield's mover Comeand von, peta eae geting of the association will be | treachery to Rosecrans,” the substance of which ae Kelley gone to Boston and will out | *Ppeared in the Commercial Gazette yestorday @Rastr, the season aaa member of the ‘team | Morning, the Warren Chronicle says: DOUBLE sToREs, there. “Of course any one who knows of the Pitcher Dolan of Columb: fined ies of will understand that =. him to turn hyena and seek food to his taste in we 1510-19 Tih ot. a w., bet. Pend Q. Mains, and Vaughan of the disbanded | » graveyard.