Evening Star Newspaper, September 16, 1897, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1897-1 PAGES. WASI rniture, LATEST FADS IN CARPETS. ut of our 50 years’ expe -LIAMS. d D Streets ig cary for beauty of de- dw ih of color- dl superior quality of textures has never been cjualed in Washing ton. un ch teo low ng to our buy iff law went i in ist Wiltons, Velvet Tapestry minsters, Moquettes, ody B ete Brussels, lower” of the The ¢ season. tional For instance: ices are really sens raf new Regs, thé D of th wants ot man * right r END:‘CYCLE WEST ) TESTO CT COSOS VO DOSODE COCO ODO TOTS S CODE OUS Ce ee | Our Pric rice, $35. in RUDDEN’S First-Class Installment House, ; 513 7th Street. . . . . . . le . Columbia Bicycles, $50. : 4 ° HE Wort $75. Co., 817-819 14th St. To- drinks oa the closed out at 15e. bottle. 5 Maton ine 6/4 14” ST-PHONE 998. sel5-204 IF YOU ARE NOT AL- READY A USER DO NOT DELAY longer to give, Hy- gienic Ice a trial. The interests of health and home should im- pel you to this at once. eets-2t sets is shown in t symphony of carpet output of this PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, THE ONLY LINE --TO Atlantic City Withou: Change of Cars... Via Delaware Bridge Route. Round Trip. $ Saturday, September 18. 2 Sunday, September 19. First-class Eouipment Fast Express Service. Through Cars. No Street Car Transfers, No Ferries. Special {rains wi 00 a.m. § all trains until Septemt | Atlantic City and Washington Limit Sixth 20, 2 and tickets inclusive. . either Sunday or Mond dand the Congressional Limited. ----TO---- Philadelphia ROUND TRIP Sunday, September 19, Street § ation at 4:00 and 10:45 valid for return passage including special o trains leaving pt the New York $2 r trains date Tickets good cn all trains Sund sional Limited, via FP sylvania sel. AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN R Announcement Made Yesterday of a Roman- tic Marriage. Wed a Gunes Leave for Atlantic City and Elsewhere—Arrest of Con- stable Gaines’ Assnilants. pun marriage Von Dachenh in y of th Broadwat known y couple dd not tell n js place. al of their and an tions the maiter » sto.y of th te. who lives s m con Mr. Von Dac went out for a drive. scured the se , and were inan The couple immediately re- turne he groom broke the In- | tent mainder of the family. " as quite a scene at first, it is d, owing te the secrecy of the event, but finally ¢ hing was overlooked, and the truan' r the night at home the newly mar wert rday merning to th ‘s mother and told her of the s. She, too, was offended, but quickly nted. Yester: y afternoon at 3 o'clock, accom- panied by several friends of the groom, the bridal couple teok a honeymoon trip to Atlantic City, where they will remain several di The friends left the par at the depot, after showering rice upon the newly wedded pair. Mr. Von Dache' hausen is employed as a clerk in the office ef the Georgetown Gas Light Compan and is a minent member of the Pot mac Beat Club. Made No Resistance ames Parker, aged twenty-six, and Wm. Harr! , the two colored men ago murderously . Gaines of Ross- s ecnveying them on a car ndria wi days |iyn while he v to the Ale county jail, were ar- rested this morn ortly after mid by Policeman Harry Lohman and lecked Georgetow tion hous clainy sive thei by the csistance. yas notified of the morning at 9 o'clock he ft the station house. The pri cners waived the formality of requis papers. and were chained together by the censtable, who used a large padlock to hold the ends together. They were placed in a buggy and taken over to Rosslyn. The up, and policeman CATARRG Mrs. Josephine Polhill of Due West, 8. C., had a severe case of catarrh, which finally Vecame so deep-seated that she was cuttrely deaf in one ear, and part @& the bone in her nose sloughed off. The best physicians and washes of the disease and cured her sound and well. treated her in vain, and she used various applications kdl peas! CURED BY Fourteen Swift Specific Co,, Atlanta, Ga. of sprays bottles of 8. 8. S. promptly reached the seat |$1 To Baltimore $1 And Return. *S al len except the on xp of issue ngression eptember 19, except the Congres- street, who 1 to his home for n attack of fever, been confi with ho has been on | covered from the POSITIONS FILLED. Librarian Young Makes Several Ad- ditional Appointments. ppointments to | 0inted Mr intments, 4 one which it is thought will give 1 satis of Je . Island to the oii art depariment. gen- Por- poir fo: ome time doing | ee ROBBED LY WOMEN. Inmate of Soldiers’ § Loses a Valuable Gold Watch, Ruth Nash and May Addison, both col- ored, charged with the larceny of a gold watch, valued at $89, from Peter Ruppert, an inmate of the Soldiers’ Home, were yesterday held by Judge Mills in $300 for the action of the grand jury. je evidence showed that while Mr. Rup- in pert was walking home Tuesday he w men and robbed. the woods near the tacked by the wo- As soon as the crime i was’ committed the women ran off, but ere soon captured by Movnted Officer Hes ee Dr. Ford's Resignation. Dr. J. Herbert Ford has recently re- signed his position as house surgeon of the Garfield Hospital. Dr. Ford is a graduate of the academic, post-graduate and medi- cal departments of the Columbian Univer- He has been a member of the house of the hospital for upward of two years, and immediately upon his gradua- tion was appointed house surgeon. During the month of August he was acting super- intendent, while Dr. Koch, who has also resigned, attended to the finances of the institution, as has been stated. —.__. Judge Mills Returns Thanks. Before adjourning the District branch of the Police Court yesterday afternoon, Judge Mills said he desired “to thank the officers of the court for the excellent man- ner in which the business was today con- ducted; that it was the most satisfactory court he had held for a long time, and that this was owing to the fact that the rules of the court had been carried out.” > Four Proposed Dry Docks. In order to free itself from the responsi- bility of sending any more Unitéd States warships to foreign dry docks, the Navy Department will recommend to Congress that appropriations be made for the con- struction of at least four new dry docks. It will be suggested that these be located at Boston, League Island, Norfolk and’ Mare Island, Cal., and it is hoped that Con- gress will authorize the construction of at least some of them of stone. The Union Railway Case. In a few days Attorney General McKen- na will announce the course the “govern- ment wili pursue with reference to the de- cree of foreclosure in the case of the Union Pacific railroad. The chances are very strongly inst the government's appeal-. ing from the decree. The President is said to favor allowing the sale to proceed. New Virginia Postmasters. Among presidential postmasters appointed yesterday are the following: Virginia— Blackstone, John O. Johnson; Buena Vista, Joseph W, Waddy; Covington, Charles Rovorcomb; South Boston, William H. Faulkner; Woodstock, John 'N. Davis. - | Brooklyn, bavirg fle ball—Warner. — Wild pitehed pitches—Payne, 3. Umpire—Hurst rime—2.! THE SEASON'SRECORD hg Washingtons Ha¥®:Sine “Wen Who Hit Abéve:..300, Chicago Again Loses_at Baltimore. The same cld story comes from Ba the Chie: the score being GriMth was hit almost at will, while Cor- bett held s well in hand. A iong ling Callahan at first, was the feature of the game. GREAT WORK IN:LART HOME SERIES) **:" = =p) oF ests Fine Showing With:the Bat and in the Field. a, Lange, cf. Anson, Ib > CURRENT NOTES OF SPORT Today's Schedule and Weather. Washington at Breok Cloudy. fladeiphia at Baltimo ew York at Hosten. Cle Cincinnati at Cleveland: Clear. Even Break at Louisville. Record of the Ciuhs. Two games were played at Louisville yesterday between the Pittsburgs and Colo- nels, each club getting a victory. ‘The first game was won by Louisville by the score of 4 to 2, owing to the good pitching of Crnnirgham. In the second Hawley was at his best, holding the home club dow to six hits, the Pittsburgs winaing by the score of 8 to 2%. A remarkable one-handed catch by Doncvan was the feature of the day's playin Lov IRST GAME, PITTSBUR Koston. , Pittsbu The following averages will permit the Dexter. If. Iccal enthusfasts to get a Hine on the new men, Gettman, Leahy ard Bri chan, and will prove very interesting reading. They cover the final home series with the wést- ern clubs 2nd embrace twenty-four games.:| including one tie game and the one for- feited by Cleveland. McJames has -made a safe hit in cach of the last seyen_games, and it won’t do to make fun of Jimmy batting in the future: Al. Sekhach pulled imself sat into the .300 class his work in this last serie: In the last ten the little German Senator made + including three double: four s. It is unnecessary to rt is feeling good and is ve with himself these days. din his bacting during the first | ),° on marred his playing cont P: will be all right Monireviile at is no d he roughout the Mont has played -4102719 4) game and two home ru say that All the the ninete second tman, hitt one fielding erro hould have be in = up to nd error that r tats Te 5 3040 e080 ttsburg 0. of the right fi try for all, Little 1 ting we and on this Brown and M mer are ned fer ley got k in great s . batting up to r games embracing the won six games} , back twenty-fe S$ at hom se Ball Briefs. ay not gocd-bye, but au revoir. lost no Meg: won four, lost = hoped AER Tee ill be tied One: Swalin Wop, bree sity, t,he Roped that all the § Se, ; Bresnehan won four and lost one || With us next ES es aie. batt Sec1eE ne Ome ist they have given Washington will be ese continued throughout th of following figyres gov the twenty- four, games, played,at. home on. the ‘ and include .Tuesflay’s game with New York is apparently out of the race for a share of the Temple cup money, a teBult cf the series with Brooklyn. It is one of the f of base ball that a cl tht has been playing poor ball ail season brace when it meets the club i nd puts up a game that is ible to overcor f bd impo: ral bouquets w left at the tors’ dressing room Tuesday th {admirers of the club.» McGu! Mercer, Gettman and Bre i lucky ér Too mugh should not be expected of elub on this trip. ‘ourteen games are be played with th Brooklyn, N. Yor | Philadelphia and Baltimore. | Vii RENsoEeRES oF | New York and Brovklyn should be hoped i (a8 not counted on. 19} 14 The strong batting of the Boston club is 6) 3 what Ie: of the club's friends to ge Sd ee believe th T bes the Raitimores Rae in the final strugele Itimore. Ten of : : Ld ott ne the Bostons are ove 00 mark, Duffy The following table of h .336. The Baitimores’ ficiding the y soh up to and 4 majority of their games, not day's It will be seen IE : a aioe SEAR eae Muckenfuss of the St. Louis that DeMont has. not missed a, same, and he report that Von Der Ahe is is the Senator with this record to hi McCarthy to mi credit. Althou a little off "6n” ‘his’ ha Browns next year. ting of Tate) “DeXont the club in’ batting, t 9, considers tion the games playe TV not be t k into the ne. note York Clipper has been pablish- 0 fallen off, ate. portraits of several of ‘ players during the last two E description of their 300 line. be se batters de the coveted rehan, it will hi Me n and J long time ston club and $1,000 to the Syre viilis. rly part of th hington In the ¢ ; York team w on a stron; be congratu : a $1,000 to the Kansas City | but Bull’s bowling was puzziing to th articie are t e. na ahi eb : i oe S Brown gave the. “noekery? <a | 200 they could do little with it. Jessop, | to wipe the cobwebs out | U"fortunat ; ager to score: | and see the difference ¢ p to restrain hims. s center fielder and Le: and both innings he failed to score + Runs. 212 ty man. The latter let = y from him ‘Tue that io 6 Brown would have gobbied up with the : 18 greatest case. The Cincinnatis’ nine runs 100 resulted from Leahy’s failure to catch a fly as in the first and his muff in the fourth. a DeMont has had over a hundred chanees since he has been ‘igned to second base, and, with the exception of a milsplay cn the first day he went to the new position, he cdptured them all. From the way he played second in the last two games, it looked as though the little Gascon had at last reached his proper position. Business Manager Bancroft tipped clf the. fact that Manager Stallings had recently signed Billy Earle as an extra catcher for the Phillies. Banny says Stallings will use Earle to hypnotize the play as he has done the Philadelphia magnates. If the Senators do any kind of playing above the ordinary on this trip, a large crowd of local fans will be in attendance at Baltimore when the last four games are played of the season between the Washing- Selbach Bresnehan Brown Phillies Nearly Shut Out. The Phillies lost their fourth straight game to Boston in the latter city yesterday by the score of 9 to 1, Stivetts held the Quakers down to fcur! hits, while Sparks, a new man, was hit hard. The fieiding of the Beanéaters was first class. BOSTON. | PHILADELPHIA. tons and the Baltimores. Should the T.IL0.A.E. | R.I.0.4-E, | Brownies be able to knock the birds out of prmligy fetes sce 2 2 0 01 first place, there is no telling the nature ot : Gees 1 § 0 0 | the reception the boys would get when they 2270 0 0 6.6] return to Washington to gather up their 0030 0 1 3 5 2] duds before starting for home for the win- or be 0 021 0) -ter, The Marine Band, carriages and dia- eases {3.4 2 8] monas would not be too good for them. tone 000 3 0|. Umpires have had many rough and pecn- stead ——~—] Mar experiences, but Umpire Carpenter's 91227 4 1 #2410 2] plight in Washjngton Monday was amusing, 0131110 2 x-9| though serious. It was ladies’ day at the wo-1 00000 04 4 Pwlalolphia, 1. Two- Tenney, Boyle. e—Tenney. First By Stivet Ki on Case Renee y Stivetts, 3. Fi ors "Philadelphia, 2. Lett gh inices Boston, by Bite: deiphia, 1. Time—1.5¢. Umpite—Lynch. Ruste Almos¢ 1 Thy incible. ‘The Giants pulled, the mselves together} The a Ri oe from ee sete e the yesterday at Brookigp, qwith Rusie in the| ¢@Se. Indignation was not caus ihe ee a tose decision against the Washingtons, but box, and defeated the Brdegrooms by ‘the is the umpire reversing a decision, moe score of 19 to 4. Thée‘new short’ stop,| currence almost unheard of on the base Sheckard, played @ rable game tor| ball field, What made the matter worse i esfors. Payne was] ¥as thatthe umpire’s first decision was a Dit hard by the Jopueiee, while Rosle was | Recrance pun eh, rules Dot overcome By almost invircible. tC ay sine — ae ves or cover the case and BROOKLYN, “-—NEW YORK. t the on it 5 OAR bs The revival of the Southern League is W’Haltren.ct one of the indications that seem to point to a great season for the national game next year. Ted Sullivan is pushing his plan to reorganize a Pacific Coast League and 1898 should be a record breaker in the numberof successful minor leagues. eqouety and extreme western a “good ust be con- fo make it capital and “Winnie” Mercer, the ladies’ pet, was pitching. Carpenter first aroused the ire of the feminine spectators by put- ting Mercer out of the game when “Win- nie” ironically effered him a pair of spec- tecles. Finally when he made a close de- cision toward the close that resulted in ‘Washington’s defeat, the ladies were fu- rious.—Baltimore Sun. oo" o> ol osewunoasl : al Hache Gos Bos 09 we OARS © or ps te bs oeooeon! al comomnnne! Bl cameos. Gil pects moowo: El eooe, wil o 2S ron one btedt ed tf ry more—another victory for the Orioles over to 2) times at bat established a record in the jleague. In Friday's game against Cleve- land Gettman made four hits, with a tota of eight bases—two singles, a double and a 1 a jhe faced the ‘Cinc out four singles, a th and home Tun, a total of eleven pases, and a grand total consecutively of nineteen s. Thi record is liable to stand unmarked for a long time. The Ci club has paid the fine of one of i ho had been fined for rowdvism. game in New York Capt. E d not to play BS , as he had f ‘don him by | more. to pay | ler positively as he would have be had the fine ed Bancroft ¢ nt Brush will refy on of B: roft i the leagu liction, nat Miller's than pro! Will be sho e at Oronge, » tween the Orange Athie' Washingtons went to th ub and amateurs by the sco of Joe Stani the you Washingto s by Cap- | E nd did fairly hoiding the ‘Ss down to nine the sam tors s i Huyler Wes- bali over the ef of the celebrated pit It. Selbach pasted the run in th bases. esterda: s game So as whd is very mit him to take his wife, mid ill, to her home in ¢ and Mere The Orange club i t, if rot the strongest clubs in the country and has «val of the National League s n. A victory mean’ great deal fo: while to the Senators it counts for little. MICHAEL BREAKS A R ‘ORD. a | Wins the Twenty-Mile Race From | Lesna in 38.41. | The second ¢ 1 bike | of the Sprit tourname eld, Ma night el-Le won in ord-break in th condy slowe: y quads. The two started Michael took the lead whea 1 took id Kept it lead. track when wild, he came won out with pro: was LOL made in The The time as ever © open amateur was won by | LA. Powell. H In the mile-open profess’ 10 class, | red J. Titus kept near the front ail the | way, and won out by ha In the quarter-imi ampion- | ship, E. | In’ the one-ni al, Tom | ‘ooper won, ead, Maj. | C ecker the crder r the from the s Stretch. In 1, Tom But} took won in nic ried at the thirty- d each other un- Tom then shot to lower the un- ecessful, 1 te were pres- Net Considered @ KF ec So Strong as mer Teams, Mr. A. W. Cherrington, secretary of the Washington Cricket ¢ to The Star as folloy regarding ying of nglish erick English © players » shrpri I should judge, went io > ot considered rong as former teams, but I zo- good, aking players { and finished bats Iders, and I lock for them to give ood account of mselves. They have the hool boys, but every inch New The cricket, and we are looking forward have been two delig ul du m e today. Judges of the here ciaim they will be defeated in Philadelphia, pen i they start on Friday, against the Solts.”” game Reception to Local Wheelmen. The Hyattsville Cycle Club gave a r: cep- tion last night to the Washington me bers of the League of American Wheelmen. Upward of seventy-five ladies and gentle- men were present. The Century Club was well represented, as also were many of the Washington. clubs. During the course of the evening music was rendered by the members of the Hyattsville Club. Refresh- ments were served about 11 o'clock. The officers of the Hyattsville Cycle Club are: A. R. Holden, presideni; J. H. Ralston, vice president; W. H. Gore, captain; W. A. ‘You'll Re {run to ain ‘Your Strength L. AL W frawing to N. W. Dorse but the game could bs © j count ¢ s S—6. Yesterday the game w iT Dorsey brothers F st ‘© of G4. tournamer will be »> far, represe and the lity, 0 t Th The best equip: ; Street cars. Ponnsyiva i $2 x- cursion to Atlantic City wrday and Sunday Ad com TS THE FORCE. Commissioner Wights Testimonial to Police Officiants. Commi t Wight today wrote the fol- lowing lettor to Major Moore: y return to the city from my mer's ¥ m, I @esire to say that during my absence I hax a close watch on what was going 0a in the city throagh the daily papers, and have be ry ob ratified at the apparent improvement in ihe p: ner of all the men ied a MILL TAKE CHARGE PRIDAY. Sealer of ¥ (s and Measares Saya fe Will Acceps. Unless the fe Col. He nd mez 1 ment sha ow next F ived a he would be restion raised erning Sto: © offt iomer has no do not t val sembly. iri s to the ay tment the Dist it is not of the treasury will too} , when pay day rolls around if | Supports the law Col. Haskell will have his salary disallowed, and 1 rs will calmi- > at on eee eee SENATOR THURSTONS PosTrron. He Denies That He ix Opposed to Hawaiian Annexation, Sena a, who was | in Washi a- ing » truth the Hawaiian annexa lam for years, an ardent annexationist, and 1 shall Go all that I can to pr proval of the treaty when ¢ how the abroad I would pursue it grew out that n of the exis imits Haw 1 I took t a isa t 1Z Haw ar art Former Minister From Venezucla to the United States, A dispatch to the New York World from Caracas, Venezuela, sa “Returas from the presidential elections in the varions states of the republic show overwhelming majcrities for Gen. Andrade, the former Venezuelan mixister to the United States. Se eget $1.00 This ix the Rate $1.00 to Baltimore and return next Sunday via the peerless Pennsylvania railroad.—Adv:. —_-—— It matters little what it is that you want —whether a situation or a servant—a “want” ad. in The Star will reach the person who can fill your need. 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