Evening Star Newspaper, September 2, 1895, Page 10

10 THE EVENING STAR, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1895—TWELVE PAGES. THE COLONELS WON [22.ssutwsnsewuestc|TO BE AGREAT RACE| “=== "="= [PILLSBURY WINS IT| °° —~S*«*«*é«Craig@ Haran, ee ese ‘Two More for Louisville. at 11 g.my, — Cor. 13th and F Sts. Two first men for Louisville went out, but Wright got his base on balls and scored on Werner’s home run. Two runs. Joyce got his base in the ninth, but was forced at setond by Abbey. McGuire filed out to center. Cartwright made first on Shugart’s error, Abbey taking second. Shugart made another error, and the bases were full, but Crooks went out on a high foul to first base. All arraagements for the coming interna- tional match race between Defender and Valkyrie for the Amegicg cup have been completed. The foliqwiggz official notice has been made by the New York Yacht Club: ig al “According to the agreement made be- tween Lord Dunraven and, the America cup committee the match forjthe America cup will consist of the best three out of five Senators Lost the Morning Game by 12 to 6, AITS ON MERCER WERE The American Takes the First Prize in the Chess Tournament. WON HISGAME THIS MORNING Cyclists Wolfe and Searle Leave Chicago for New York. WILL ATTEMPT 70 SMASH RECORDS FIRST GUN. Been opening fall goods all the week. Richest, largest, most beautiful and varied, and most reasonable-priced stock we have ever BUNCHED WASHINGTO: | LOUISVILLE. 3 hi M i i iti ; os at CH.OLA.E.. R.H.O.A.E. races, over courses of fhigty nautical miles . . shown. any of these articles were bought in quantities to offer as Outficlders Kept Busy Chasing 2°30 0 OvBrien.. 12°35 0 They Departed Only One-Half in length, with a time Une of six hours. Sample Contests in the Hastings “special bargains” this fall—in Ganeea Norasiec Inasmuch as 2 oles, ce : “The match will comimence on Septem- 3 the Ball. : : 3 8 spire 8 3 H 8 8 Hour Apart. ber 7, and will be confinued on alternate Meeting. they have arrived we have concluded to put them on sale at once at the 1 1 2 28hogurtas.. 118 28 [The races will be'started off Sandy = “special” fall prices. = Be et 2. 9 2 0 O Wrightict.” 2 4 0 0 Hook lightahip., the Preparatory signal be- - in HA EY SNYDE MPIRE. 1 1 2 0Cunuin’mp3 3 0 20|/FEATURES OF THE CONTEST | !™8 Biven a 50 affi.g ani ie starting | METHODS OF THE EXPER’ e § “ signal at 11 a.m. ‘ eam meee oe Ue See when asked if he was satisfied with the aie. Eee oat 68 Parlor Suites. Iron Beds, 4.95» 724 6 8 Totals... 12152712 3 arrangements, Lord Durfrayen said: “I am Hard to please, indced, if you cannot get pleased | This Handsome White Fnameled Iron Bed, ‘The Colonels and the Senators met this 1s—Waghington, 6; Louisville, 10, First quite satisfied with all the committee's ‘ “ ile, 10, CHICAGO,September 2.—George W.Wolfe, : HASTINGS, Eng., September 2.—Pills-| fiom these 68 new Parlor Suites. New shapes, | im all sizes, strongly made and morning at National Park for @ confer-| cs tecs Wotenn otoin b Vint ee |a well-known long-distance bicycle rider Propositions. The rules governing the! bury, the American player, won the game | "ew designs, new coverings, new colorings and new | €bameled—not simply painted. Any $4.95 ence, the purpose of which was to discover | of balls Of Mercer, 3: off Blmer, 8; of Cunning: | and the present holder of the Chicago-New | that governed the last international con-| of chess with Gunsberg in the international | (ov) prices. Eaquisite line of the 3-plece Divan | size .... seeesi 5 aoe which organization knew less about base | ham! 2 ome tuns—doyer, Warner. “Three-base | York bicycle record, started this morning | test, and they were satisfactory.” tourrament here today and therefore takes | Suites in dainty Louls XVI de- $ oO on ball. The Labor day parade kept the at-| bits"Cartwricht, Cuvningham. Twobase hits—| at 4 o'clock on another long and tedious| His lordship seemed pleased with Valky-| arst prize. cae Rena sna eaite: 17-5 tendance down to rather a small figure, | {tolum pause Cartwright 2). Double plage’ shu: | ride for the metropolis in an attempt not | Tic’ new steel boom. He sald he thovg't| one iast put one round of the internation- Hall Stands $ 15-75 but before the end of the game it had in- | gart, © Brien and Spies; Collins and O'Brien. Pass- | only to break the record now held by him- | general use for yachts in the future. Gy as missles’ tousimncnt was played 9 creased very perceptibly. Scheibeck’s in- | Cd bell-McGulre. | Wild pitch— Cunningham. Time | care but also to outride, if possible, that Saturday at Hastings, England. The re- A great leader—Mastive Quartered Sawed Oak of game—2.35. Umpire—Mr. Chas. Snyder. An important feature of this year’s races Hall Stand, 39 1 16 by 28 ‘hes wide, box seat, jury prevented him from taking his place in the council, and his position was filled by Selbach, the latter's place in left field being taken by Al. Maul. Mercer officiated in the position of chairman of the pitching committee for the Senators, while Cun- ningham made up the other half for the Colonels. Some delay was caused by the absence of an umpire, and until one could be sum- moned two players were chosen to fill the bill. Meakin was chosen to represent Louis- ville aud Anderson was delegated to fill the bill for Washingtun. Before they could perform, however, Charley jer was called for, and he came out under instruc- tions from Mr. Young to umpire the game straight through. Notes of the Game. The game was well played throughout, end brilliant catches in the outfield were the order of the day. Mr. Snyder umpired a fair game, and his decisions were generally received without the new outfielder, was expected to play in the morning game, but his trata did not get in in time. He will probably take a place in the senatorial ranks this afternoon. Brown led at the bat for the Senators, while Cunningham and Holmes topped the Colonels’ list with three hits apiece. The little pitcher's hits, however, came in at the nick of time, and he was the principal other well-known long-distance rider and present holder of the 100 and 200-mile road records, H. P. Searle, who left at 4:30 o'clock in an attempt to lower Wolfe’s rec- ord for that distance. What adds interest to Wolfe's undertak- ing is the fact that his contemplated jour- ney had been kept a profound secret until the very last moment, and even then very few other than certain newspaper people were made aware of the undertaking. Searle especially has been kept in total ignorance of the fact of Wolfe’s starting and will only be made aware of it when he reaches a telegraph station somewhere on the road, where the information of his competitor's start has preceded him. is the fact that there is to be a two-gun start, as there was in the trial races. This will give both skippers two minutes in which to cross the Jine. Betting on the Race. Betting on the coming international yacht race is much brisker than it was a week ago. Then Valkyrie stock was high. She had just arrived, and those who had seen her in the dry dock spread the report that she was a dangerous boat. Since Defender, by her last two races, has again proved that she is a very fast boat, the betting is more in her favor. A Wall street broker is responsible for the story that Fred W. Vanderbilt is willing to bet $100,000 on Defender. sults were as follows: Janowski beat Tschigorin in a Vienna game after sixteen moves. Bird beat Gunsberg in a French defen: after forty moves. Marco beat Mieses in a Scotch game after fifty-four moves. Burn beat Albin in a French defense after forty moves. Pillsbury beat Vergani in a Giuoco piano after forty-six moves. Bardeleben and Teichmann drew a queen's gambit declined after thirty moves. + Steinitz and Tarrasch at 10 Jo.rned their game. p.m, ad- Schiffers beat Walbrodt in a Ruy Lopez 25 Per Cent Off Rattan Rockers. A tiust controls the price of Rattan Goods, and this 25 per cent of places you in the same position as a merchant—you buy as cheap as we can. Only about 30 of these Rockers left—all handsome. White Furniture. ‘There is a decided “craze” for White Enameled Furniture. We alone have any quantity or any varlety of it—just in. We ure showing OUR BIG inches French Level mirror, neatly carved, fout large double hat prongs. Worth cent every of Only ... 915-75 About 120 Hall Stands—no two alike—new do- sigrs and low prices. $3-90 50 Ladies’ Handsome Solid Oak Writing Desks, drop leaf, small mirror. Worth $6. Only.. 5 50 Handsome Brass and Mext- can Onyx Parlor Tables. Worth fully As a epectal September $4.25 ‘ ; item in winning th . . ‘ 5 2 c i . = Tom Brown staried the game with a | 'tc™ in Winning the game, Wolfe is very proud of his former | Other yachtsmen, members of the New | after thirty-eight moves. Re ee ara tue pee = clean hit and Joyce drove him home with League Games Elsewhere. achicvement, and is bound that no man | York Yacht Club, have signified their in-| ‘Tinsley beat Pollock in a queen's pawn | jvasbslands, Beds, Cheval, Glisss, Tat 100 D ff. T. bl s sock Gases onder Lee soars boere el At Brooklyn— R.HLE. | shall wrest from him his hard-earned lau- gention of placing some heavy bets on De-| opening after sixty moves. * rei aaeae RUHIter Daren oo 1 ° a es led out to Wright. Mac—old faitaful Mac | apy 10 5 | rels if hi help it. Whereas Searle will | fender. Blackburne beat Lasker in a Ruy Lopez y Z —got his base on balis, but was forced at Boe ae be paced all the way through to New York, | It is reported that $10,000 against $3,000 | arter forty-four moves. eZ | iarge bevel mirror, brass trim- 12.75 [embracing vers concelvable shape and slee—ng asec by Sas tenet Phe big Beat ceae|| eo ee “RAILE, | Wolfe will start unaccompanied, and will bes been ation Derender ss member of | ‘Schlechter beat Mason in an irregular | med, as low as.. wo exactly alike. man then stole second in his usual grace td = R-H-E- | depend upon friends along the way to gra- | the New Yer! el - opening after thirty-six moves. ‘A 33-inch Bound Tea Table with lower shel ful fashion, and Selbach got his base by even ae re 5 4| tultousty come to the front and aid him in | | The best odds offered by the pogkieners The game between Bardeleben and Schif- esta (asartea wars onsite costae = qhod waiting, mningham was evidently | New York . 147 the pacing line. He argues that it will be | has been 5 to 3 on Defender. It is th ought | fers—a Sicilian defense—left adjourned on| paren, eld for fall delivery without extra | tered oak and in mahogany fnish— $2 wild when he did put it over the plate} At Baltlmore— R.HLE. | q great feather in his cap if he can reach | that as the time for the race approaches | Wednesday, was drawn after sixty-one ses 7S ae an ° it Ined out to perfection, Cartwright | Baltimore .6 9 3] New York first in this manner, as it will | there will be considerable heavy betting. | moves. charge. a je. Only, . purloined another base, but Crooks w. St Louis . : 2 3] @etract much from Searle's performance. ee The final round was played today in out on as aper to right field. Two] at Bostor— R.H.E.| Wolfe’s greatest forte is going without DEFENDER IN DRY . the following order: Bird against Mieses, Tuns were the result. Cincinnati . - 411 3] sleep. At the time he put the Chicago-New Pillsbury against Gunsberg, Tarrasch Abbey's Great Catch. Boston .8 7 2] York record where it is today he allowed |She and Valkyrie to Be Measured | against Vergani, Walbrodt against Steinitz, ; i ad, pa = . Satarday'’s Li G now determined to go with even less " 4 pride, | agains! nsley, Burn against Lasker, Ja- sersational catch. Holmes hit one over| | Saturanys Lengue Gamen. The first rest he will take will be elther | _ The Defender, Sar oar oe a, | Howski against’ Albin, Schlechter against gecond that Selbach got, but could not DUE SAUCE WCE OTA CRS Sse at Cleveland or Ashtabula, Ohio, about 1X) | spent all day yesterday in the dry Tschigorin, Telchmann against Mason and zi field in time, and the runrer took first.| Washington, 9; Louisville, 7—Second. miles from Chicago. When he reaches New | the Erie Basin preparing for the coming | Marco against Bardeleben. 9 After a dozen or more fouls, Clarke also Philadelphia, 10; Pittsburg, 9. York state he will ride to his destination | contest. In Saturday's brief trial spin the hit a hard ene, which Abbey took care of | Boston, 12; Cinctnrati, 6. on the east side of the Hudson river, while | new steel boom was found to be seriously SAMPLE CIIESS GAMES. Ms : 7 ch d, 15; Brookly:, 7. ‘earle will take the - = el : a in the most approved style. Speis hit one| Biiimore-St’ Louies tain, Wolfe claims to have discovered severs1 | Weak at the neck, where it Is secured 2 Contests In Which the Leaders Have Cor. 13th and F Sts. to Selbach, wae promptly threw Holmes | Ma ee cee ain: advantages cn the east side on previous | the mast. It was thought necessary Taken Part. out at second. rides, one of which is the fact that It is , strengthen it at once, and this was done. | pouowing ts a selection of scames foie = = Maul took first in the second on four ee ae Tess "mountainous. He was In fine fettle | The Defender will leave the dry dock to-| | Fovlowing 1s a sele x = Re Resa eu ner cen Stcuck (GUC Bic w ce e this morning, and said he expected to lower | morrow morning and will go to Sandy | the ee MARR:AGE IN THE DISTRICT | pther persons. The applicant merely gives Tiade Ais second hit, a two-bagger this | Clubs. W. L. Ee his former record by many hours. Hook, where she will remain until Thurs- Giuoce Piano. 3 to the clerk the name of the man and of time, und Maul roosted on third. Joyce | Baltimore... 67 36 50 H. P. Searle left the corner of Washing- | day or Friday. Both she and the Valkyrie] gy snits, Beanie the woman and the city or town where flied out. Maul got out at the plate on Geen ane Aa ee ton boulevard and Halstead street at 4:30 | will be docked again on Friday, and on the White. White. they reside. Thus it often happens that Abbey's bunt. Boston. "58 45 (563 Washington. 32 66 c’clock this morning to try for the Chicago- | evening of that day they will be officially | 1p_Ks 14 R- A , 5 persons desiring to perpetrate a poor joke, Tied by Louisville. Brookly 59 47 [557 St. Louls.... 88 73 1811] New York bicycle record. There was quite | measured for the race by John Hyslop, the] 2Kt_KB3 Kt 15 Q-K2 Laws Not Enforced in Regard to the Union | or for other reasons, secure a license giv- Collins, for Loulsville, went out to Brown. | F!ttsburs: 59 50 .541 Louisville... 26 79 - a crowd of local bicyclists on hand to see | measurer of the New York Yacht Club. ao a 16 QR—-B . ing the rames cf persons who have no BE a ere ns Cute ree ere : him make the start. Merton H. Bentley ea 5 Pos Hee. of Minors. thought ot ccrtracting matrimony. Of Selbach muffed a hard drive from Shu- Selee Muy Go to New York. accompanied him, and will ride with him| ETHELWYNN A LITTLE BEAUTY. OPE es course, the names are published, and to put Bart's bat, that player going to second | A Boston special says that unless a3l| into Ohlo, after which the pace will he ace | Gee? 20 Q-Ktt —_— ie pally, the parties mentioned are an- Gal WilehUs. single [lovee made) a fimbl : made by other cyclists interested in the | America’s Baby Defender We! le | &PxP 21 Kt--Kt5eh = se : - ee Lain ee aac Ia SESE esl ee of the | attempt to lower the record. to Cope With Spruce IV. 9 Custion 22 ItxKteh Reasons Why Thins City is to Some an ee a * Boston league team, will be in charge 0: Searle expects to be in South Bend, Ind., om 2) | 19 BURKS 23 RORTech J, with Cunningham at the bat. That | the New Yorks as soon as the present | at noon today, when he will have’ com.| The baby defender Etkelwynn, which will | 11 BxKt 24 It Rtteh Extent the Gretna Green of Washington is the mecca for runaway yer made a corking hit through Joyce | Championship season ends. The deal for | nieted his first 100 miles. According to his | Tepresent this country ‘in a series of races ag eS 23 RxPeh Resigns : couples from other cities and the neigh- .d drove two mex in. Warner got out at | Selee’s transfer has been on for ee schedule, he is due in Bryan, Ohio, at 11 | for the Seawanhaka intertiational challenge ‘. Neighboring States. boring states, probably not so much be- he plate, Mercer making a tine stop in the | Weeks. Serine eniene Hee aes are eaite Qiclock p-m.. and when there will have cov- | cup for small yachts, tinpresses yachts- French Defense. cause of the fact that it is the capital of pede det ahaghs i AEE Etcal | caiseuarial When (this ’NeweNork “maenaselin cs oho ee ee men very favorably, says the New York see Gentes the United States, but that the charge for ; The Senators came up smiling and quite | t0ok the midnight train for home the vos- World’s Cycle Record Beaten. World. All agree that Wsthelwynn fs a well- 17R-KKt P-Rt — Matrimony has been and always will be a | fq license is smaller than elsewhere and also fresh in the third round. McGuire nearly | sibility of the Poston manager's engage-| ppxvyeR, Col September 2--0. RB, | built boat, a remarkably-gast sailer in light | 389-13 subject of more than passing interest, not | that no questions are asked. It 1s no un- Knocked little Cunningham down and took | Ment Icoked exceedingly bright. Hackenberger won the twenty-five-mile | Wind and a dangerousiopponent in an or- |2o Race alone to the contractors thereof, but to | usual occurrence, as stated, for marriages econd before the ball could be fielded. Pree Labor day road race, ridden today undér | dimarily stiff breeze. Fumming before the | 21 B-Q2 thelr relatives, friends, ecquaintances andj to take place in the City Hall building. Cartwright flied out, McGuire going to : 2 ; f the. Assoclatea -Cyclt wind or beating to windward, she is equally 22 K—B2 B-K 5th any others as well. But the | There is a colored messenger on duty who third. Selbach made a pretty single over | From Sporting News. the auspices of the Associated Cycling | 23 ROR4 B--K2 sometimes many, can “size up" an expectant groom the min- short, but went out at second on Crooks'| The opinion seems to prevail that the | Clubs of Denver, and beat the world’s | strong. > |24R-KKt — Baltch laws in force in the District, of Columbia | ute he enters the doorway, and in the hope force hit. McGuire scored. Maul went out | reengagement of Tim Hurst as a Nation- | Tecord of 1h.5m. by one minute, hie actual) It happened that in selecting Kthelwynn |) 0-1, | faa or rather lack of laws, governing marriage | of receiving a reward for his services the at frat. Score, 3 to 2 frst, Clarke| a! League umpire involves a surrender time: being 1h-m: as the boat best adapted'ito meet the En-| 11 pxp | QP are far from familiar to the public In Ret- | Messenger is always anxious to procure a Ue e: t at first, Clarke ss Se =] 2 ! X Kt PxP a * minister. rt ‘ival of t hit a hard one, which was fielded well; but |uron the part of President Young. A THE NIAGARA TOURNEY. ee tener FANN in te ie KPa Kitten |S Rt Kesen Rees [eral In speaking of the matter a 1¢™ | the ceremony. is soon. ipecornetaisuaiy Cartwright took his foot off the base and | greater mistake was never made. Hurst E ing of the fleet of fiftegn-footers-that erin | #PxKt, Kt-p3 |B0P—Ke pone ago with a Star reporter the head of | just outsid2 the ladies’ waiting room, but allowed the runner to be safe, that player | wculd have been on President Young’s | Carr Neel is International Champlon— | for the fonor.. None of the other yachts | eRe kewig | 31 Bt-Bich Mesigns a well-known Washington family sald: often in a court room or corridor. The going to second on Spies’ long fly out to} stag at the beginning of the season, had Chace Resigns the Cup. have the gracefui lines,that distinguish the % : “{ should like to be informed if there is | witnesses to these interesting Incidents are brace ee ae Gntaticnt One a°2 | not his appointment been forbidden by the | Carr B. Neel, the western tennis cham-| baby defender. She (js an all-around eee eee any law in this city that would, if enforced, ua Finder) Sele committee of two to consider Collins’ hot | magnates. Tim Hurst never had a better | Dion, added another trophy to his collec- | beauty, 4 6 Ties’ | ‘Kegker. Pillsburs. | prevent young mem from marrying under | extend to the newly wedded the heartiest grounder. friend t President Young, and the popu- | tion Saturday, when he won the final all- Z twenty-one years of age? - My attention | of congratulations. Mercer struck out in the fourth, and Burn went out to Shugart; Joyce went out recond to first. lar little Irishman’s return will please no one better than the chief executive of the league. comers in the international tournament at Niagara, Ont., defeating Edwin Fischer of New York three straight sets, 6-2, 6-2, Her construction is considered well-nigh perfect. She is what is known as a double- skinned craft. Her inside planking is of was recently called to the case of a y man, nineteen years old, who is rece! an income of $5 per week, and who, within It is often the case that the procureurs of licenses request the names be withheld from publication. In such cases the clerk Shngact, for the Colonels, flied out to ole Neel alae. niteveed: one: ¢ refers the request to the reporters on duty t played with unerring judgment | white cedar to the thickness of an eighth i ic ried @ young woman < n Maul, Wright got his base on Mercer's BOWLING BY THE SEA. and coolness, running up after each serv- | of an Inch, her outside planking being of ¥ | seas Seine Ranalsovarty) cuit anal nicnigeeao cere ee ee first base on balls, and Warner flew out to fce and playing with great accuracy. The | one-quarter-inch Spanish cedar or mahog- B-K3 | 2 PRs oese os Sob her Henle £0) reporters would be highly srefitsable 12 eae Brown. righ it yu Oo meron nm ting A Washington Man Wins the Cham- | pace was a fast one, and Fischer made any rubbed down to th: ixteenthi Castles himself. Of course, he tool er home to | pended in & proper at a eevle ex- Sale 6 pases pall but went outst pionship Medal. meny brilliant strikes, particularly an ef- | APY Tubbed down to three-sixteenths of an Pont | 3 his mother, who is a widow with a large | Pended in a proper direction. As soon ag to steal third. | fective back-hand return cross court; but | Ch. Between. the two planklngs is a layer Pxi 32 P_R. faintly ena who Has had wery gveat duns! e entered on the ®-cord of See tne A very interesting bowling contest took | fective back hand return cross court; but | of union sills, covered with two coats of R-Kt | 33 Q-K ys marriage licenses they become public prop- ahha a een tod place at Cape May recently, between the | eee eee oe oot ai on wis, were | White lead paint. In general dimensions Kt_i3 | 34n—nt culty in providing the actual needs of life | erty and are published without omission Wright made one of the prettiest catches Congress Hall Club, represented by M. | dom forced back to the BeBe ane =e is 14.6 at load water line, and her Cea iS for herself and little ones. te In ay pm tances. the ministers who per- off Abbey's bat In the fifth that has been | 1S Steen and Mr. Newmayer, and| A message has been received from Mal- | lensth over all is 254° Her beam at water, eee aes “I have always understood that a young | [pr™ the marriage ceremony fail to make seen at the park this season. He was run- by Mr. |colm Chace, holder of the cup, stating he | 5, %: bes le deck 6 Bs KtxKtch | 38 Q—Q6 man or woman under twenty-one years of s a ing at full speed and caught it over his | the Stockton Club, represented bY M¥ | Vouig be unable to come here Monday to | tect, ‘The deck 1s planked with white cedar | 19Qxkt_ BrP | 30. QP ; 1 ord, and years later such neglect may ning at full speed aud caught Mt over We | Gardner, Mr. Sartorius and Mr. Chew. A| Sung ‘it, “and: Neel thus carna the ttle | tree-sixteenths of an inch in. thicknoss, | 20 Bai ExB | 40. Qxk age was a minor In the eyes of the law and | result in trouble for one or the other of and Certwright filed out to lett. Only | Serles of three games was played. The of international champion, In the hand\~| iogany- color and rubbed down, ithe bette Ruy Lopes. Bina tarviage contusk vemiading Aelyeom | Noung dor woalue saetinan areal (ee ; following 1s the score: cap two young players from Cincinnati, | heads at each end are water-tight and the | Telcumann. Pilist minors? cessity “of a law compelling ministers to three balls were pitched each batter hit- CONGRESS HALL. A. L. Frehelmer and C. E. Pritz, who re-| cockpit is non-sinkabl eovend me White. Black, “T havi ly ** continued | make the return withii tipulated ti ting the first ball pitched. ist 2d 3d T’tl| ceived the longest odds, have defeated all pit 3 inkable. 1P_K4 P_xS ave a son nearly grown,” continue: within a stipulated time, si a Her centerboard is of the dagger variety, | 3ktitn3 Kt OBS the husband and father, “whose notes in| and he hopes to bring about such legisla- Colonels Ahead. Mr. Stitt. 177 152 170 490 | cpponents. modeled after an idea of Linton Hope, the | 3 B—Kts Pp oe business I am compelled to indorse. He is | tion in the near future. Cunningham got his base on balls, and | Mr. Newmayer. ac ue ee ARE IO EHEC WHEE: English yacnt designer. When down the | 4P—Qt P: able and willing to pay his debts, yet no ——— O'Brien went out on a bunt, the former go- Mr. Stein. 1 CA ‘- draught of the board is 5 feet. The board 5 KtxP B—Kt2 business man will trust him until I au- KENTUCKY IN A TURMOIL, = met ond. Holmes made a two-bagger. STOCKTON. 5 3 ig 26 inches at the widest part, and tapers | @B—K8 Ki thorize them to do so over my own signa- Ing to second. stain Rothe hae Ist 24 34 T'tl | ‘rhe Expert Cyclists Use Judgment in | down to a point at the lower edge. The | JQK{,BS (usties | ture. If my son Is not legally responsible for | The Political Situation Full of Uncere driving the little pitcher in and tleing the | yr, Gardner. 170 159 140 475 Riding. front side is very nearly straight. The| § Castle PBs his debts and business dealings. because he ‘talney. fcore. Clarke went out to Maul, and Spies | Mr. Sartorius. 120 105 854 | Fm Harper's Weekly. board is of bronze, covered with a coating | 10 B- Pot is under age, how can his marriage, under | . = got his tase on bails. Collins made a beau- | Mr. Chew. 131130397 | Fe Tes) not always seem to realize | Of Hanganese. Ali in all, the board 1s one age, be leral? pecial Correspondence of The Evening Star. tiful hit ard drove Holmes in, Sples roost- irg on third. He was caught napping, The handsome championship medal,which was to go to the best man on the winning how much the durability of a bicycle de- | pends upor. the care which it receives. By of the strongest points about the American midget. —K+ “Again, is there no law under which the ministers, priests and others authorized * LOUISVILLE, Ky., August 31, 1895. The political situation in Kentucky is full however, and McGuire threw him out. | side, was awarded to Mr. Stitt, who is a S i be (orm the wattings mee neny eam b6 | esl ce calicetions Bun amiecriaiane Tuer Score, 3-4. Washington man and captain of the Cairo | this I mean not only keeping It clean,which | 4544.41 ; ex ee i 15 OR KEXB punished for binding together, as 1s done | or, °O™ Cees ne See ae ses = Selbach In the sixth hit a hard one that | Bowling Club. is necessary tor appearance sake, anyway, elwynn is well provided for in rig- every day, such persons as I have -ef2-red aS if Cunningham hardled nicely, and Crooks ——— but the using of some judgment as to the | ging. Her mainsail is a leg o' mutton im- Scotch to? this race that xo man can predict how it got his base on talls. Maul also xot his PATCHEN AND GENTRY. way in which it 4s ridden. Just as on| provement on the English yard rig. The t Tasker. : csmuausnsttiy ot Ministers. will result. It is not known what vote the base In the same way, ke pooch ee a ReWtea ce noon horseback, a nee EEE it aber tides hcist Is all on the mast. She has 195 square | 4 pY3t;" ae ee : te en estates Populists will cast.- It is claimed by many pretty double over second, Crooks scoring | Their Race the raction 0: s | well, will not tire her mount so quickly as ‘ Fe Ts EE OBS Q “In my opinion, a minister or priest who | that Mr. Pettit, the candidate of the popu- and Cartwright taking third. Maul got out Week's Meeting at Belmont. a lighter, inexperienced one, so an expert | feet of mainsail and 35 square feet of main | 2Kt{KB3 Kt Qn3 ae marries a couple for the fee he rezeives, | tints, will, because of the campaign co at the plate on Brown's hit, and while the | 5,. patchen, 2.04, by Patchen Wilkes, | cyclist brings far less strain upon the ma-| jib. She carries three other jibs and a] 4 KtxP aehiGyabes not minke lgGeoperdndulry Inte eho 3 , because o campaign con= colonels were wrangling over the claim Gentry, 208 34, by Ashland | Chine than a careless rider, whcse weight | large spinnaker. The ilght sails are all| 5 KtxKt eens SE ee dntuary ‘nto the | ducted by Mr. Hardin and Mr. Blackburn, that Brown hed been. thrown ont, that | and John R. Gentry, 2. , by may not be nearly so great. If you have a| made of Union silk. The throat and jib| 8P—KS character, age, means pport, ete., Of | receive large accessions from the free sil- layer went down to second. Cunningham | Wilkes, the champion pacing stallions, will | rough piece of read to traverse, car tracks | halyards are of bronze wire down to the| 7Q-K2., the applicants, Is a disgrace to the church | yer democrats, who know that the demo- nrew Joyce out at first, the little pitcher | pe the chief attraction of the Belmont fall | to cross, or come to any place where the | double Jig at deck. The shrouds are of the| §h Kis he represents.” cratic party adopted a @iard’ snoney plat= again being nearly upset by the force of | meeting at Philadelphia, during the pres- | riding is at all bad, do not rest your dead | same material, one eighth inch in diameter. | 10 Castles R-Kt “What is the result generally of such a | form and indorsed the idminlatration. the sphere. Score, 4-4. weight in the saddle, but rise a little and| Ethelwynn’s rig was copied after the | 11R—K ‘On the oti 1 2 + | ent week. th be 5 a = marriage as I have alluded to? We all mn the other hand, it is claimed by Mr. Colonels Score Five. The track record of 2.08, now held by ease your Soe ae Peer ral ate et Rca rertow, desires by W. P. Stephens for 5 ee know only too well. No man ought to be | Hardin's friends that he will by his course hugart hit a hot one to Mercer and took | satadin, will undoubtedly be lowered over | not imply a slow pace. Those who make| W. P. Stephens fs the designer of the | }4B*Kt, See aa Cul isue ec tron eae | Seculiete ar ts tory Sei ete eee first. Singles by Wright, Warner, Cunning- | two geconds, and in all probability the 2.06 | very fast time ure often the most prudent | Ethelwyrn. Mr, Stephens did not design | i¢P_QKt3 45 KtxnP standing of the importance of the step he | crats who really favor sound money will ham, O'Brien agd Holmes netted three | mark of Robert J., at Point Breeze last | and watchful cyclists, Dncjouliooks tou ob her until July, Cornellus J. Field, for whom | 17 Boks foro proposes to take, and can prove that he is | make a persistent ilght against Mr. Hardin. runs for the Colonels. Another by Clarke | fall, be wiped out. Wednesday is the day | stacles becomes habitual, almost aut -|she was built, having conferred with the | 18 QxBP 7 Kt—B Pole to support himself and wife. They do not exnest the Support jor the: cored tw R set for the big event. fc, after a while, and saves much hard| designer upon the matter at the Larch- ae As “If a law could be enacted and enforced | politicians who have been in office, or who soorea tect mone Shes ies Out fo eau, ————— wear and many a break down. mont Independence day regatta. 2? eons placing the age'at which a man\can macry, Sxpeck ito) We tinue mae mthawel ecaticmen Motos Bit Coles, ond tue ese Ut be: FOOT BALI AT) HARVARD- It is a rare thing to find a woman who| Ethelwynn’s first race was sailed at the | 99 B1 Kt-Kt? say twenty-five years, the population | are willing to support the candidate even gan again. Shugart made another single, understands how to use the implements | American regatta on August 10, and she | 23 BxB 52 K—B3 would not increase as rapidly as at pres- | after he has abandoned the platform for filling the bases, but Wright struck out | AI the Games Will Be Played at Home | which she finds in her bicycle tool bag. She | was victorious in her class. She defeated | 24 K—Kt2 33 Poe wo pesinces OUSNE. Uicoton courte [four dey alg be cuned “EoAcR” Bee and ended the agony. The Colonels made Except One at West Point. is often very punctilious ee ne it | Trilby, a noted half rater, by 13 minutes goes oe Kt—Kech Would be largely decreased, and much mis- | just what the strength of this element ig five runs and six hits when the smoke had'| Preparations for the foot ball campaign | with her on her rides, but if anything | and the Huntington Brothers’ staunch lit- | 20128 5 Se end aontuutign eyolaek a ania canttoe tmcimane: cleared away, and the Senators felt a it- | a¢ Harvard University are now well under | Breaks aig wen) Itanlent “ee well be at home tle Question by a0/minutes: “AU the Hugue- Now, strange as {t may seem, there is no| It is very certain that the secret ballot, ip debit x Se tte fageed, but stin| Way, and two weeks from today Capt. | with it. Her idea Is that there will proba-|do anything, owing to the misfit of hi pedir fiiarcee Chee ne Pete ie SaaS Satiectine ortte yates emiling in the seventh. Abbey justified his | Brewer will call on all aspirants for po-| bly be some kind person around who un-| sails. At the Riverside regatta, August Phe\old Eiglishilaw @ girl fourteen gears ||to the machine: smile by drawing a base on balis. McGuire | sitions on this year’s Harvard eleven to | derstands such things to whom he can ne she had a walkover, and also ran away Tecblgoria, Samah: ] mectinont Spears of age may choose her guardian, and it is | Mr. Bradley is making an admirable cam- flied out to right field. Cartwright drove | report for prectice on Soldiers’ Field. peal OAs ee aa ftom a oe ootene syne om Gremron * p-Ky |26R—R3 —-Ktu84).Q2 | Considered at that age that she should not paign. He speaks with great readiness, Abbey home with a cracking three-baser | "4 case, and she -| actual time in a. be: vindward. Au- |27 Kt R-B | be denied the fight of naming her hus-| clearness and good temper. Mr. Hardin A ly reached ¢ ane be There will not be need of so many | tion’ where a little knowledge of her own | gust 24, at the Horseshoe Harbor Yacht | 28 Q—1 ik d; consequently, Mcenses are issued by | was supposed to he what is called in Ken- that nearly reached the fence. Selhach 4 ke : Bi | 280. KR hand; consequently, ed_ by PP reached first on Shugart’s wild throw, but | Seats on Soldiers’ Field as have been built | would be very valuable. If she has no one | Club regutta, the baby defender capsized. | 4P—QKtt BxktP | 29 Ktdkt5)— the clerk of the Supreme Court of the Dis- | tucky a “good stumper,” but the ques- hoks and Selbach were doubled up. Score, | around most gridirons, for the athletic | in the family who can explain to her the | The wind was very heavy on this occasion. | 5 BBL v1 pnt ine ror Columblastorall who aay Spin. |’done wich Reds toreei to discuss rentine committee has finally decided not to allow | uses of the several tools, the Information | Fitted with a new sult ails, Ethelwynn | 6Castles — P—Q3 nats However, should a parent request that a | something more than mere facility of ex- a lecal pitcher, was substituted | ore than 10,000 people to be admitted to | Could easily be obtained at any bicycle | entered the trial races al i@ won all three. RonKtg | ieense be refused a young man on the | pression. Mr. Hardin has therefore written for Mercer in, this irning. Warner fouled Z sin Cambria im eha case OO ona Coming of Spruce IV. 9 Kt—B3 9 ground of youth, as is almost a daily oc- | out his speeches with great tabor, and in cut to McGuire. Cunningham made a|®ny same in Cambridge. ee . 10 B-QKtS 34 R(RD)—Bt PKs currence, the clerk will make known the | reading them he has disappointed even triple this time and scored on O'Brien's | th@ Pennsylvania game, then, which will | Tomorrow's Alexander Island Entries Mr. R. L. Spicer, secr of the Minima | 11 B—K3 35 Kt(85)—Q6 RBS protest to the applicant, should he mate- | his closest followers and friends. The ad- sirele. Holmes drow a tase on balls. | be played at Harvard this fall, many out-| first race, cne-half mile, maidens—Mv | Yacht Club, which wile represented in| 2P—QRt F-OR4 [200 RS, — Kt Kt3 | rialize. But in case a demand is then made | vantages of the joint debate are therefore fied ont to. Brown and Speis did | siders who will be anxious to witness the | Jernie, 110; Coal Mine, 110; Sentinel, 110;| the contest for the international trophy | 14 K— Kroes |asryne there is no other course left but to issue | with the republican candidate, re rt with*Joyce at the other end. | -ontest will be prevented from doing so.| Cy Cooper, 110; Mistletoe, 110; Countess, | offered by the Seawanhaka-Corinthian 6 PO x the license. se ee ee Ga See wet ve 2 3 jan G! B » 100; Miss| yacht Club by Mr. J. Arthur Brand’s| 17 2 A Law Disregarded. i ae reise Maul got bis bese in the eighth by his | The crimson eleven will do the most of Its | 100; Indian Girl, 100; Granger, J see . received 182.800; and Ain: dacticon, I60A00. gecd eye, and Purner flied out to center. | playing on the home grounds this year, and | Lou, 100; Himyaric, 100; Gold Fly, 100;| spruce IV, says that all arrangements | 18 R—B It {s,also not generally known that re-| In 1892 Mr. Cleveland's vote fell of $,000, = at present it does not seem likely that they bp Brocke, 100; Arctulies, 100; Are have been made for t3¢J atest and that 2 oss garding ministers there is a penalty for ee a peer a 200, ee ‘20,000 large- am am will go away more than once. That will be & = everything passed .off? the friendliest | 3) Ra Kt—Kt ss rsons under age. Chapter 30, | !¥,0ing to Weaver, pop : = to play the West Point eleven at West | Second race, six and one-half furlongs | (anner. He said that}the committee of | s2Roki KI marrying Ce gee 5 Aer es 30, | "Tt is believed that the exciting canvass OME tailors oie Benne aot ies ston Inter Ocean. | the Minima Yacht Club édusidered the con- Rept | 47 section 10, of the compiled statutes in force | preceding and following the convention will ally Capt. Brewer has been working just as | Andrew II, 110; Hay Tay, 110; Inter \cean, | ditions satisfactory. Mf. \Brand, he said, | 24Q— R-KKt in the District of Columbia, provides: “If | result in polling a presidential vote, though © especially the hard for she interests of the team as it | 107; Luray, 107; Jack Dennison, 107; Mamie | a5 an ardent yachtsman, and was full of | 2Kt-B5 Q-KB any minister shall Join in marriage any | this is hardly probable. chip” ones, the arrangements with Yale had not been | R;, 107; Come Home, 107. 1. | Rope for success. Mr. Sbicer declined to| « Queen's male under the age of twenty-one years, or | Mr. Bradley’s friends count confidently i broken off, and has spent a great deal of | , Third race, four and a half furlongs. sé | express an opinion ab- to the relative! pincpury. Mason. } Mason. | any female under the age of sixteen years, | UPON his receiving the largest vote ever rever look for time in the perfection of a new system of | ling—Wat, 100; Murray, 100; Al. Helenbolt, | chances of the British and American rep-| “White: Wek | Binck. | and not before married, without the con- | Teceived by the repubilcans ta Kentucky, a customer to interference, which, it 1s believed, will |S Affinit te es resentatives, but, at the same time, was| 1P-Qt P-Qt j19 PBL sent of the parent or guardian of every | but Mr. Harrison's vote in 188s was 2s, , work wonders before the season is over. vengall, mteniGin 5 confident that his Agnéfican opponents] 2P—QR4 “P—K3__ / 20 Rxp IR such person, personally given, or sig-| "&er_than the vote cast for Mr. bradley come back. We cao os Fourth race, one mile—Ataman, 112; Lit-| would concede to Mr. Brand fair play and| $Kt-Qu3s Ktokns /21 Rsk Kt—92 scen Dereon personally Verven: 08 Sel tage, cera NEW ORK AT BAT. tle Joe, 109; Brocklyn, 109; Windgale, 9 all the justice that could be conceded to| #2%-Kth B-K2 2 Re Kt-Kt t or guardian, and attested by two| Jt !s just ten days since the opening of garment with The English Cricketers Begin Their | 0.97: Reform, 9. Mr. Brand sailed for New York Saturday | 7pR—p Poe |S Roe Sat money (1,833.33 J and predictions at this time of what the the one pur- First Match. Fifth race; five-eighths of a mile: selllue— | on the steamer Fulda from Southampton. | 8 BxP QKt_a2 | Kk2 | SY |s needless to state that no attention | Tesult will be in November are worth pose of making LIVINGSTON, 8. 1, Sept. 2—Nearly 1,000 | fiiieeded. "104;) Pocahontas, toa; dim’ Me. | He Will bring his boat with him. oom Keo: | Pore whatever is pald to the statute quoted, for oe ——— FA each customer visitors arrived at the grounds of the | Laughlin, 104; Tammany Hall, 104; Misery, A Big of Plekerel. UB gm ZNKt RT RoaKt | rear y every day persons are joined in wed- is a eeRnIeiaes A a “ric! espair, 104; Arda, 97. ni > “a rat e | &@ permanent one $18 and Rees eis Gale ch Clie iT iboats h race, six and a haif furlongs, sell- | Mr. . Preston Shealey has just returned 3B-KtS Q-Q3, BLKtxQr-R-QB tyrow hereof, by mintsters of the gospel, | |The annual report of Capt. .Alexan - at HEE - n witness the opening match between Cap- Pete, 10; “Airplant. from a month's trip to the Thousand | #R-82 VoGRe SERIE and no questions are asked except those re- | Rogers of the fourth cavalry, United States $25 UITS TO-ORDER tain Frank Mitchell's English University 8 ; Hazel, 107; Irish Pat, Islands and points on the St. Lawrence; 16KR-QB QR-B | 341)—QR+ ae = army, acting superintendent of the Yosem- will be the two great “‘special- cricketers and the All-New Yorks. The . MeN ulty, Ors oes ona second ai- | tiver. While at the islands, a party of /IZBOBS aR, | #51 ES i "One of the chief sources of revenue for | !te National Park, which has been received ties” this fall and winter. ren Se. Re Neco ent one split forming the sixth. four, of which Mr. Shealey was one, caught 2 | the clerk's office 1s the cash received in re-| at the Interior Department, states that a C: he: tain Captain McNutt won the toss and the the largest number of pickerel that has | Outninn lA nowOmiices turn for Heenses to wed. and it is indeed | great deal of work has been done by his annot turn them out in @ | game opened with the All-New Yorks at A Throng to See the Corbetts. | been brought into Alexandria bay this sea- | _* F : 2 | a dull day, and a Friday, too—it is con-| troopers in keeping trespassers off the = day, so better place your or- the bat. Before entering upon the field % | s The party was in charge of two skill. | From the Yonkers Statesman. sidered unlucky to marry on Friday—that |! park. From one part of it over- 20,000 bp sctee Lee fs : Scere hea. The announcement that James J. Corbett | £14 cr oarsmen, Dan Massey and Fdward| Wheeler (who has just bought a bike)— | an assistant clerk is not almost constantly sheep have been driven, and some trouble F der now. \Wivere. A. #. Pattar- | Would play first base and Joe Corbett, His | j\ingman, and under their guidance caught. | ..p, IME eane bicecioghe | engaged In handing out the all-importay has been had with cattiemen. There ts at H — ye Nonmann, Hf, | brother, right field for the Ironsides, in the | on August 19, 8 xty-one pickerel, the largest | 7 0 you think the bicycle has come to certificates bearing the necessary sea! | present no penalty for trespassing, except = * WARFIE S SON 1 e ONae= lea alu boken A. C., attracted | weighing six poundsw and the average | Stay . the Supreme Court, in exchange for “oi alsion from the park. Capt. Rogers G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, FOE ee [eaten OMe cen: helo: BOFSaTia! | WoENt hetag atout three pounds. Most of | Serocket—"“Well, a good deal depends en | lar bills. says that if there was a penalty of fine or ailor, 12th and F Sts. ties wistGie |ISROsting Perk erounds: the sh were taken among the Cana‘ whether you paid outright for it or got it] In this connection it may be stated that | imprison the park could be easily on Wharton for AliNew Yorks. |terday afterncon, islands. . . jn the installment plan.” any person can obtain a license for any | ke