vv t & ft 1 6 THE NOJiXm(3c TIMES, TJIIIBSDAX,- - SE1JTJCMJ?ER ,2, 1897..

wlio pay, and nut act upon a visionary PARKER, BRIDGET & CO., GRAM) CIRCUIT BtACES. MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN." Clothiers, 315 7th St. BEATEft BY THE GEORGIANS WITNESSES PIRATES SCORE DIE Mil darkness. THREE MIRE WANTED A private party, having $1,000 n Fxclting But Unfinished Kuco in the to $3,000 idle money to loan on Indorsed The Senators scored in the first. notes, will receive a commission of 5 per ninde a hit and on a wild pitch, by 2:30 Cfnss. cent on the dollar a month anil 0 per cent, Only a Hundred per annum; indorsees reasoa of the injury to Klllen's hand, went Hartford, Conn., Sept. he- at- Engineers Lose the Company Team makers and first and scored on DeMontrcvllle'a of cla.s; will share half of all losses; Ball-Tosse- to third nb Oak today was about 3Inoyon Cured 3f. O. Cross none meaning TIio Senatorial rs Easi- Pairs Left of tendance Charter illss but those strictly business single. Those 4,000,. If the weathef continues fine to Match by Six Points. Nervous Insomnln, and Cored answer; this is strictly confidential, giving; A' lta.se on balls to ReHly in the second, to namo and address. PLEASANT moirow there large crowd au3I-3t-e- ly Win Another Victory. error by Sugden Wrlgley's single "Odd" whTbeva VIr. Thomas S. Bridges and WEATHER, this office. an and lien's witness theiTtar race oTtbe'year, uetSveen - scored one run. Sir. D. J. Dorao of Kld- LOANS from $5 to $50 to reliable parties; Joe Patehen and Star Pointer. Both are Curletoo Spoiled Excellent Chances also money advanced on bicycles. Room TvO more were sent across the plate in Pants at$890 Jn the pink of ponditloii. uey Troubles. 8, Central Bldg.,cor. 9th and Pa. ave.nw. t of by aul8-t- f the lifth on singles by Selbach, Leahy Oakland Baron, the Javorlte in the 2?14 Winning Shooting nt McJAMES STRIKES OUT SEVEN DcMontrevIlIe, two stolen by And we started with and bases trot, won in straight heats today wit.h ease-Emil- tho Wrong Target. --A NEW PLAN. tue latter, and ouu by tli3 German baron. about 500 pairs, so you can 2.30 trot, Miss M. O. Cross, No. 418 V street TO TO was the favorite In the saya: $10 $1,000 LOAN In the sixth Tucker scored on lite single, but Renewent to the frontand kept the lead northeast, Washington D. C, "I ON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS, bingles by Wrigley see how fast they have been was a surf erer from nervous insomnia and Padden's error, and and three-quarter- s pole.wben Town HORSES, CARRIAGES, ETC., TCiHen Tries to Stop Selhnch' until the Sea Girt, N. J., Sept. 1. The main fea- liud tried a number or remedies, and also McJanics. selling. It ought not to Lady forged ahead and captured the heat consulted several of our local physicians, Without removal from possession ofowcar. Bonoderuudls Forced to Retire Asso- money The Pirates' solitaire was bcored In with Georgiunu secoud and Derby "Law ture of the New Jersey State Rifle but all failed to relieve me. One week 1'ou can have the the day yoo. Huntings Goes on nnd Does Well Mc3anie3 Davis, sub- take more than two or aco I decided to try a bottle of Munyon's apply for it. Payments on the principal, the fourth hit who third. The best Geers could do was sixth. ciation meeting here today was the com- Nerye am pleased to say of any will received sequently to Cure, and that amount, be atanyUme, ut Intervals Opportune Hitting stole second, went third u three da's to clean 'em up. A controversy arose after the fecond heat pany team match. Seven teams entered, of it has given me entire relief. I cannot which will lessen coat or loan. a put-out- , or Munyon's Remedies."" LOWEST "Wins a Victory for tlie Statesmen. uid came home on Erodic's between Sheney, driver ol Town Lady, speak loo highly RATES. lira crow single The score: They are splendid qualities which Georgia furnished three,, District of. Mr. Thomas S, Bridges, P. O. Box 154, MOST DESIRABLE TERM3. and Spears, who drove Rene- - The mare National Soldiers' Home, Virginia, says: No cast tp you if loan Is not made. Washington. AD. R. II. TO.A.E. in choice colorings, and fouled Town Lady by Cutting prf the Columliia, two; United States Army and ",1 was a surf erer from kidney trouble, Strictly confidential. . her at Selbach,!. f , 4 2 2 3 0 0 turn, and Spears was et back, Georglnan New Jersey one each. The Washington und was Induced by a friend to try Please call for further Information, Leahy, c. f 3 0 0 0 were left from $12 to $20 Munyon's Kidney Cure. I am pleased to CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO.. Nancy aull-tf-e- DeMontrevllle,2b 3 10 won thlshcat.andalsolhetblrd, with marksmen were more than anxious to ,wiu, state that it made a cure in my case." 602 F st. nw. 12 4 10 suits. think of up Mr. Doran,521 street. McGulre, c 3 0 0 7 0 0 Just it Time well in both licatsland Town Lady not merely on account of the prize moiioy. D.J. Tenth Was- JK. very hington. C, says: "After only one day's H. FULTON'S loan office, 1218 Pa.ave-- Gettumn.r. f ..... 2 0 0 0 0 0 only $1.90 per pair or 95c. near drove Rene out in the third. but for the honor attached to the victory. use of Munyon's Kidney cure i lind that uw.,moneyloanedon watches, diamonds, Tucker, lb 3 0 0 Cheney, in the rourlh,, "forced Georglnan on They won the event last year with a, score all my pains caused by that disease have jewelry, silverware, eta npI6-6- , 2 1115 a W. L. Pet. Reilly,3b. 0 leg. This price would the glass at the first turn. The mare broke of 432, and felt certain they would dupli- disappeared." LOANS MADE ON COLLAT-eru-l, Wngley.s.s 3 0 2 1101 Munyon's Remedies comprise a separate APPROVED badly, and finished last, with To"wn Lady cate today. The Georgia sharp-shoo'cr-s, such as lire policies, stocks, bonds, McJames.p 3 0 123 0 not pay for half the cloth the trick cure Tor each disease, and are sold by Baltimore.... 73 32 ".695 second. Emily won put In in mostly 25 cents buliclas association shares, synutcate cer- 10 thereat. therefore, three teams, all druggists, a vial. tificates, etc No delay. 1TERKES & that's in them. In the sixth Rene nnd Jib Albert were order victory. Munyon's Static Electrical Machine cures BAKfciK, g Totals 20 5 9 21 7 1 tuincruusetlieirchances of rheumatism, stirf joints, paralysis, and mo tt. Take elevatbr. tf drawn and Nancy Tlrriujwas given the heat, At tho d target the First Georgia cures Boston 75 3?'- - .6881 . Pittsburg. AB.R.H.PO.A.E. Excellent quality ''odd" neuralgia. Munyon's Life Chamber LOANS MADE ON FURNITURE, Donovan, r. f .. 4 0 0 though she made several bad breaks. Infantry led by ten points the Engineer catarrh, asthma and bronchitis. Munyon's Padden,2b 3 0 1102 2 Serge Coats and Vests at Nancy Time took tlie sixth and Emily boys of the District of Columbia. The doctors at vour service free all day and HORSES, ETC. 11 evening; Sunday, 2 to 5. 623 Thirteenth Loans made on Furniture, Pianos, Horses, Smith,!, f 4 0 0 1 $4. drove the Wilson mare pill In the seventh scores were 246 and 236, respectively. street northwest. w agone, New York... 67 10 "0 to- It etc., at lowest rates and quickest 38.638 Davis, lb 3 1 0, 6 0 and the race was carried over until It v as generally admitted that the possible time. Strictly eouridential. Pleaso Hoffmeister,3b 3 0 1 1 0 0 morrow. were better on tlto 500 yard ?SI.lr,.l,.cforc securing loans etewhare. Ely, s. 6. -- . 3 0 0-- 3 0 Bridget & Go., Gui'ictte, the in the 2:07 pace, range WASmxGTON MORTGAGE LOAN CO., f 3 0 0 0 Parker, favorite than their Southern opponents,and PRIZES FOR THE SWIMMERS blO F street northwest. Cincinnati...., 62 42 .596 Brodie.c. 10 won handily. Summaries: It was expected tha of would Sugden, q 2 0 Clothiers, 315 7fch St. that lead ten MONEY TO LOAN "0411 -- Washington. $1,000 upward, at 5 Killen, p. 0 0 0 0 0 0 2:14 trot Purse, $2,000. Oak- bewlped out audvlctorygo to and 5 2 per cent on D. c. real estate; Hastings, p. . 3 0 0 0 2 0 land Baron, br. m., by Baron The firut three of the Engineers to face $250, $500, etc., at 6 per cent; all Cleveland.... 54 51 .514 GIANTS' GREAT FINISH. tlie butts banged out 19 each out of u Tournament Committee Gives Out transactions conducted witn economical Totals 31 1 G21 7 3 consideration for borrowers. With Three Runs Needed to Win Captain Jack ... Ill2 2 4 posMblf 50. Carleton spoiled all the chances WILLIAM H. SAUNDERS & CO.. Washington 1 10 021 x- -5 Black Seth 4 4 2 Washington had of winning by shooting the Completed Program. aplfi-t- t F st. nw. Pittsburg 0 0 0 0 They Get Them. Chicago 50 59 .459 10 01 Valence, Russell Egbert and Newbergur on the wrong target. A zero went to his MONKX TO LOAN at 5 and 6 percent; Earned runs Washington, 2. First base New York, Sept. 1. New Tork made a credit. The best he could get was 43. When security, real estate In DUtnctof Colum- by errors Washington, 1; Pittsburg, 1. great finish in the ninth today. With three also started. bia; no delay beyond an inspection of prop- Time-2:- 13 2:131-2- . the scores were counted It was found that Left on bases Washington, 5; Pittsburg, 0. runs to Donnelly got Lase on 2:13 Twelve Events to Be Contested nt erty and examination ot title. WALTER needed win, a Georgia had won by points. Cheering r on balls Off 1; 2.30 trot, purse $3,000 (unfinished). six a. AOK.hU, 704 14th st. nw. mb2H-t- Philadelphia. 49 61 .445 First base McJames, off balls. Wilson filed out. Van Haltren con- the Bathing Beach on Labor Day Hastings, 2. Struck out By McJames, 7; Emily, ch. m., by broke loose and the Georgians were bunted safely and McCrcery's short single gratulated on all sides. Saturday. by Hastings, 3. Stolen bases Selbach, Regent-Barbar- Entries Close FOR SA I. K & filled the bases. Donnelly scoied on Tier-nan- 's Prince HORSES CARRIAGES. 2; Tucker, Davis, Sugden. Hit iGeers) .. .. Lieut Wilfon was the only man In the Louisville long fly and Van Haltren then made FOR6ALE-A- n dark bay" horse, 8 48 62 .436 by pitcher By IlcJanies, 2. Passed bail Nancy Time 8G5414212 3 4 match who made a possible 50. He is years Al Sugden. Umpire Kelly. a clean steal of third. McCreery stole second 112 considered on old, stylish and gentle,, weighs Town Lads 1- - 7 2 2 3 3 3 the best shot the At a special meeting of the committee 1,100 pounds, good driver aud worker. Inter and Davis, with two strikes and three range, and will no doubt win several of With saddle, bridle and new harness, $50. Taot.nl!?, Georglnan, Derby Lass, Rene, Brcoklyn 61 .435 EASY FOR THE ORIOLES. balls called on him, binglcd to right, and the individual matches. or arrangements held yesterday afternoon Alto good milk cow. 6 eara old, $20. 47 won the game. Score: - ajid Jib Albert also btarted. Address GLEN MANOR. Forest Glen, Md. The Georgia Hussars captured the car- the rollowing program of events and list se2-3-c Tbe Lenders Fatten Their Batting New Time, 2:13 2:15 i; 2:13 3-- 2:15; York. R. H. PO.A.E. bine team match open to teams of five or swim- Averages nt Expense. Van Haltren, 0 1 2:14 2:iG 2 17 prizes were announced for the FOR SALE -- A good horse; cheap. 3d and Bart'n c.f men from any regiment, squadron or se2-3- Washington... 46 60 .434 McCreery, r. f 112 0 0 ming tournament, which will take place K sta. be., GODFREY. t Baltimore, Sept. 1. The Orioles had an 110 2:07 pace, puise $2,000. troop of cavalry of the regular army, Tiernan, 1. A 0 0 0, two-hors- easy time with tlie St. Louis team to- f 15 Gulnette, b. g , by Gambstta national guard or any foreign government. at the Bathing Beach on Labor Day at FOR SALE 1 e brougham In good day. Hart proved easy Davis, s. s 12 13 1 p. condition: cheap. See M. T. COOKEY, Kttshurg 46 60 .434 and the local Gleason,2b 2 2 2 5 0 13 11 Score: 3 m.t 730 9th st. nw. batsmen fattened their batting averages Clark, 0 2 13 0 0 PearlOnward 5 2 2 2 yds. 500 yds. Fifty-yar- race; for boys under fourteen lb 200 Augusta county, Va., at the expense of tlie visiting team. 1 0 0 Badge 2 3 years or age. First prize, Stevens medal JUST arrived from Y.'araer.c. 113 43 Georgia Hussars 138 151 oue carload of horbes; good workers aud Amole was also touched up the fifth Donnelly, 3b 2 N-- prize, or homing pigeons, F. D. in Bright Regent and Ben D. also started Essex troop, J 139 143 Eecond pair flue drivers; strictly nuaranteed Vlrcinla SiLcuis 26 81 .243 inning, Drowns Seymour, p 0 211110 8 2 no can seen but alter that the were 4; 2 0G 3-- Second troop, N. 137 110 Simonds. horses or sale: be and for sale 0 0 0 Time, 2:10 2:08 J DOUGHERTY'S AND EX- unable to locate his curves. Score: Wilson 0 0 Fifty-yar- d race Medal; con- at P. SALE 2:00 The first prize was $50 and the sec- for Tokalon CHANGE STABLE, 203 st. nw. Baltimore: R. H.PO.A. E. Second prize bath sel-3- lltb Totals 5 ond, $23. testants undcrsixtceu. ' GAMES YESTERDAY. McGraw,3b 0 S132712 lag suit, A. G. Spalding Bros. 1113 Cincinnati. R. II. PO.A. THOMPSON'S GOOD FORTUNE. The New Jersey National Guard match FOR SALE Pony, cart and harness; kind Keeler, r. f 2 E. One hundred-yar- race for Neumeyer Kellcy, I. f 12 0100 Hoy, c. f 0 0 0 will not be decided until the skirmish and gentle tor children, two delivery Washington, 5; Pittsburg, 1 Seven 12 Pecoud pilze, scarf pin, from horses. In rear 612 G st. eel-3- 6 Stenzel.cf 1120 2 5 0 0 RItchey.l.f 0 0 0 His Horses Win Two Races on His runs arc made and the total scores Medal. Innings; iarknest.. 10 Jacobs Bros. Bay horse, straight Doyle, lb 3 311 1 0 Miller, r. f 12 Dny. counted. Up to the closing of the range FOR SALE and sound; Baltimore, 11; St. Louis, 5. Beitz, 2b 2 0 Beckley, 2 2 121100 0 Wedding Plain diving for Voigt Medal. Second 9 years old; $35. Call 336 22d st. nw. lb tonight scores as follows: au31-3t-e- 4. 113 l.-- the were Boston, 7; Chicago, Quinn, s. s : : 13 13 0 McPhec, 2b :.... 2 12 5 0 New York, Sept. L. S. Thompson, prize, bathing suit, Larrimore & RIdenour. JCew York, S; Cincinnati, 7. Clarke, c 12 3 0 0 Corcoran, s.s 13 3 5 0 the senior member of the firm of L S.. 200 yds. 500yds. ' Fancy diving for Warwick Cup. Second FOR SALE Two-sea- t drair; very atyllsk; Brooklyn, 3; Cleveland, 1. Amole, p 1 Irwin, 3b 4 1 and W, P. Thompson, owners or Requital, Sccoid Regiment...... 273 211 prize, pair of gold link buttons, from Harris cost $225; for $75; nearly neiv. 2513 12 12 c 0113 st. nw. au31-3t-e- PbUndelphln, 7; Louisville, 0. Schnver, 10 L'AIouctte, Futurity, Third Regiment 253 194 & Co. 7th Damrean.p 0 0120 0 0 winner of' the and A mare, 7 years Totals 1117 27 13 1 Fourth Regiment 267 247 250-yar- FOR SALE fine old; kind the other horses Trom the BrookdtUc d race for Wali-- Medal ; must be and gentle; suitable tor Tanaly horse. GAMES TODAY. R. H.PO.A.. Sixth Rcjlmenc 267 198 au30-3t,e- St. Louis. E. 1 stud, was married today at Newport to won twice to be held. Second prize, Gude store, 11 13 G st. nw. Douglas, c Totals 7I1J2G16 Seventh Regiment 245 226 11 Miss Blight, of Philadelphia, and during medil- - side-ba- r - Cross, s- - s 110 2 1 Winning run scored with two out. FORSALE 2 buggies, s phaetons, Pittsburg- nt Washington. & 1 wagon, Hartman,3b 1162 0 0 Batted for Seymour In the ninth. tlie nfternoou Requital conquered the The Fourth is ahead at the kuown Under water swimming, A. P. Tea carpenter's 2 surries, 1 busi- St. Lonis nt Baltimore. 12 Hamburg distances, keeps up reputa- Company Second prize, sweater, ness buggy, 1 fine set coupe harness, 1 Turner, r.f.... 0 1 1 0 0 New York 2 0 wonderful for the and if It its Medal. double harness, 2 poles; all Chicago at Bostorj. - 010200 38 an- tion good will no set kind of Lally, I. f .- 12 2 Cincinnati 02100200 Flight Stakes, while Attainment, for shooting doubt finish Stelumetr. . narae:.s Dougbt, sold and exchanged. Cincinnati at Xew York. 0 10 27 100-yar- an29-6- Houseman, 2b 0 4 7 0 runs New York, 4; Cincinnati, other thoroughbred from Brookdale, wmi ahead in the skirmishes. . Police race, Hotel Johnson 21.1 Hth st. nw. t Cleveland at Brooklyn. Uarley, c. 0 0 0 Earned regimental jnatch f ...... 10 3. Two-bas- e hits Donnelly, Miller, Beck the opening event at five furlongs, lc The team will not be Medal; open to members of police force. FOR SALE 2 wagons, 2 buggies, 2 aurT Philadelphia. Hallraan, 8 nu-e- t 500-yar- g Louisville at lb 13 10 ley, Corcoran and Schriver. Home run is that a man should be lucky on decided until the skirmish runs are made d race, breast stroke, Gersten-ber- nea ,1 trap, 6 sleighs; also 2 cneaphorsea; Hart, p 0 0 1 3 y Hoy these goods are left to be sold, nothing la Beckley. Sacrifice hits and Schriver, his wedding day, aud certulnly fortune Medal. 927 D Glea-so- n reason refused. St., next Merchants' Southsider Killcn has been forgiven for Stolen bases Van Haltren, McCreery, Jy29-tfr- Totals 5112415 2 smiled on Mr. Thompson today. A DIFFERENT ACCOUNT. Clothed race for Fritz Reuetr Medal. Parcel Delivery Co a fcls shortcomings, and has again donned 2, Hoy, McPhee and Corcoran. First First race Five furlongs. Attainment, Second prize, gold watch chain. Baltimore 0 2 1 3 1 p 2 2x-- ll base on errors Cincinnati, 3. First ba.se Corbley, 10 to 1, won; 103, Carle-to- n waterman, one plain dive, two tbe Smoketown uniform. Yesterday he St. Louis 0- - 5 on balls Off Seymour, 5; off Damman, 4. Aratoma. Defective Cartridge lostend of 0110 3000 Thorpe, 15 to second; Blue 99, long dives, longest under water swim, LOST. started to pitch, but he had to leave the Earned runs Baltimore, 6; iJPils, 3. Struck out By Seymour, 3. Lett on 1, Beard, Was at Faalrl St. fiftv-yar- d LOST A alligator-ski- card case, Two-bas- e -- New York, 5, Cincinnati, 2. Double Sloaue. 5 to 1, third. Time, 1:02 race; Times Medal. brown hits Lally, Doyle 2, Quinn, bases l.-- The rubber because of an injury to his pitching State Camp, Sea Girt, N. J., Sept. 100-yar- containing papers or value only to owner. Three-bas- e -- play Beckley and Irwin. Umpires Second race One mile. Cavalero, 12G. Fire department race; FamUy Stcnzel. hit Keeler. Washingtonsharpshootsrs lose the com- A suitable reward for m return to L. H.. hand in the first inning. He attempted to Stolen ba&es-Do- yle 2, Rcitz, McGraw. Messrs. Emslle and Carpenter. Time of Williams, 4 2 to 1, won; Uennsalaei. 131, 3 hoe Store. this orficc. se2-t- f pany team match on account of a defective 100-yar- was a vicious Double play Keeler and Clarke. First base game .1 hourand 55minutes. Attendance, Hewitt, 4 to 5, fecohd;Lord Zeuia, 11G, Consolation d race; Pabst Medal. stop Saloaotfs bouniler. It cartridge-- . The irreateet excitement nre-- LOST-W- ill finder of basket coiitaininsc on balls Amole, 1; Hart, 2. Struck out 5,000. Ilenuesr, 2 2 tblnl.-Tlm- e, 1:41 The officers of the day are: Starter, W. cor. B BTTlpc, and the wonder Is that it did not tol, n on female apparel either at and 10th By Amole, 1. Left on boes Baltimore, 7; race jyalleil amangth? rif leme the range today "X W. B. Hudson sts. nw. or between Juues' feed stort) -- Third The Flight Stakes of $2,500 Stevens; starter's aids, carry away twlrler's Louis, 6. Wild pitch Bart. Umpire l, twlien, thp contest between teams of five andRudd's restaurant. Suturday morn- the hand. It knocked St. DIESKLE'S GOOD WORK. fhrIongsK-"Re4VJlW- 125, Clayton, P E. Stevens; referee, Mr. McQuade; last 1,750- - F6;ert 3 and ing, same 706 8th st. ne. and 1 O'Day. Attendance Time of game composed from companies ot the leave at &V the cunning out of 1, however. Then to 5rAv"on: Hamburg," 105, Slmms, 11 to 5, National judges, Dr. Greenfels and Mr. Joyce; otn-er- s receive reward? lfc 1 hour and 50 minutes. He Again Enables the Phillies to Guard ot New Jersey, New York, Geprglu came Gov. Hastings, who really pitched a second; Flying Dutdlfman, 125, W.Mai tin, to be chosen at the time. LOST On Sunday last, a satchel contain- Win n Gnme. 2 to 1, third. Time, 1:26 and the District or "Columbia, and a team The tournament is open to residents ot keys, ancj good game. He did not d sup- KENNEDY'S STAR GAME. ing buncii of bottle of medicine set Philadelphia, Sept. today's Fourth race Mile, ami selected from the Thirteenth Regiment, Washington only and the entries will several dolllars In money. Finder will bt S. A., Drug port, and claimed that he got the worst of game chiefly In Dunkle's second 2 i:. came on. All conceded that the rewarded If left at Gilman's Store, The Brooklyn's Pitcher Holds the centered Eenr Holliday, 115, Clayton, 2 to 1, close Saturday, September 4, at sunset. sel-3t-e- battle would be between Lieut. Young's 627 it from the umpire, and the chances are that Indians Down to Two HitH. appearance in the box for the home team. won; Lehman, 1 24, Soberer, 6 to 1, sec- The medals are now on exhibition at Saks His was Ills game team, Company A, Engineering Corps, Dis- & LOST Diamond stone, weighing about 2 some the claim. l.-T- he work all that first ond; Ruiulo. 102, Thorpe, 4 to 1, third. Co.'s clothiug store. there is foundation for Brooklyn, Sept. Clevelauds should trict of Columbia, ana the First Battalion carat-".-; liberal reward i f returned to against Pittsburg last week gave evidence Time, 2;02. au31-3t-eu- Dr. ileJames was the Senatorial middle- have been shut out today. Kennedy had of Georgia. this office. i of. The home team won solely on Ills Fifth -- Five furlongs. Rodemond, A E SWIM. man , and t. as as conspicuous in adminis- Burke tt struck out, but Umpire Hurst rate shooting up noon LOST Blue female skye terrier Liberal effectiveness. Score: 116, W., Martin, 5, to 1, von; The conditions for until tering defeat to the Pirates & this same In- allowed the visiting player to reach first ' Lambert, rewardir returned to SCHMID.712 12th. on balls. Wallace's single scored Cleve- Philadelphia. R. H.PO.A. E. 120, Clayton, 30 to 1, secoud; Hugh Penny, were perfect, but this afternoon wind James Hooper Will Attempt to Make at. nw. au3l-3t,e- dividual Is in any transaction that brings ten-mil- e land's only run. But one more hit was Cooley.r. f O 0 0 120, Reiff, 2 to 1, third. Time, 1:14 blew at a rate directly across EUPcess to anything in which he has a l'l range. The Washington boys' 1G5 Miles in Twelve Days. LOST A driver's badge; No. 175. Wtll made by the Indians, O'Connor finding Dowd.c. f 0 3 0 0 wo the were '1 Sixth race-T- miles over eight hur- morn- give a reasonable reward. 1025 lSth hand and voice.? He had the visitors on Troy, N. Y.,Sept. 1 At 10:45 this au31-3- C the ball in the seventh. Score: Orth.l. f 2 2 3 10 dles. Waltzer, 147,'Veileh, 2 to 1, won, equal to the emergency, however, and put st. m, his staff, and seven men failed to connect Lajoie, 2 212 1 0 up s ing James Hooper, champion swimmer ot Brooklyn. R. H.PO.A. E. lb Baby Bill, 140, Owens, 4 to 1, second; the world's record at the LOST An English pug answering to the with his delivery. Manager Donovan wa Jones, r. r 0 1 0 0 0 Gcier, ss 0 2 0 range, averaging 49 out of possible the west coast ot England, and fprmerly 12 0 Sir Vassar, , Flnnegan, 21-- 2 to 1, a name of '"Harry." Liberal reward for a double victim, and Harry Davis pat- Griffin, 2 3 7 0 0 Cross, 2b 0 0 Corporal defective ot the service at Coney Island, return to 1005 E. Capitol st. au3o-3t-e- c.f Nash, 3b 0 0 15 third. Time, 4:51. 50, Carleton's cartridge, terned after his chief to a nicety. Hastings, Bhindle, 3b 0 14 2 0 112 which was marked as a miss against him, started from the Congress street bridge to bof,-r- 0 McFarland.c 4 0 1 also fell e the South Carolina physi- Anderson, l.f 4 0 10 giving the Georgia swim to the Battsry, New York city. He 132 3 8 0 0 Dunklc.p 1 St. Louis RitceH. team the match by 5 FOR. EXCHANGE. cian with two doses. LaChance.lb 10 15 points Following is Company A's score: will attempt to make the distance, 165 tShoch, 2b 0 4 0 St. Louis. Sept. 1'.' Today's Waverly' Tucker again gave the audience a super 10 Totals 7 7 2715 4 results: s range-Sco- tt, 50; Wetherald, miles, in twelve days, and if successful WANTED To trade: draft horse: , Grim, c 0 First race One mile. Frontier, 2 to 1, bicycle for good milch cow; single wagoa fluityofblsstcrcotypedphrasesonUiccoach-.- p 0 12 010 R. 50: Appleby, 45; Hutterly.47; Curleton. 4 1. will receive $500 and a medal valued at Kennedy, 10 0 Louisville. AB. H.PO.A. E. won: second, or buggy and harness. Address WF.LTY, line, Reuben Rowett Mary Barnes 500-yar- log ne is always happy when trying G. Smith, s. s 0 Clark, 1. f 2 0 0 range-Sco- tt, 49; Weltherald $100. Berwyn, Md. se2-3- t to disconceit tbe pitcher and notwatchtbe 12 10 Stafford, ss 130 0 third. Time, 1:43 3-- The start was witne'sed by a large 112 49; Appleby, 48; Hutterly, 49; Carleton, IF YOU have a good team of horses, and men on the bases. His antics are as Totals 5 15 27 8 0 Dolan, ss 0 0 10 Second race One mile. Ranom, 10 to 43. crowd, who cheered the swimmer as he carriage worthabout $1,000, to exchanga 1 won, Bastpiil second, a double hump onan aged camel, Cleveland. R. H.PO.A. E. Wagner, c.f ... 12 10 I, Lulu Fry third. Tomorrow the regimental teams' match began his aquatic feat. Hooper will be for personal property that you can carry and his voice is like the sound of a dull Burkett.l. f 2 0 1 Vance, r. f 12 0 Time, 1:42 accompanied by his trainer, Gray, and in your pocket, and worth to the righo 10 0 3 10101 1 will have been completed, which begun P. party $10,000, address TRADE, tlusoffice. cross-cu- t saw plowing its way through Childs, 2b 0 0 3 5 0 Werden.lb Third l ace Five furlongs; in heats. Gray, New a , 3 0 today. John of York, who will row sel-3- t Wallace, 3b 0 U 2 2 0 Smith,2b 4 Polly 1 , piece of locust on a fiosly morning. But 10 0 First heat Hatton, 2 to won: besids the swimmer. He will swim with O'Connor, lb. ... 0 111 0 0 Clingman,3b Daly he displayed the samo earnestness which Dexter, c 100 0 125 Frank second, Garnet Ripple third. the ebb tale and sleep with the flood. McKean, s. s. ... 0 , 11 Hnrlem PENSION VOUCHERS. La.fi Fra-Hir- Time, Second heat Polly 1 Besults. twenty-fou- r characterized Ids playing with the Pickering, c. . 0130 p 0 .0 0 3 2 1:03. Hatton, Hooper la years ot age. f. 2 , won; second, Chicago, Sept. 1. TodayV Senators. Zimmer, c 001000 0 3 1 0 to Terrier John Corbln third. results at Sieve Brodie will be the judge at the PENSION VOUCHERS executed carefully, 1 cheaply quickly; orfice open 1 Wrigl-- v 0-- :.'. 6 10 7 Time, :03 Harlem: and at gave an exhibition of short McAlhster.r.f 0 0 0 0 Totals 2413 finish. THOS. Mile race Four a furlongs. o'clock a. m. Sept. 4 next. J. field playing in bcooping Brodie's hit Young, p 0 0 13 0 Philadelphia 0 0 0241 0 0x--7 Fourth race aud twenty yards. First and hair STALE!" . Notary. 623 F st. nw. se2-3- on Louisville 1- -6 May Galop, even, won; Linda Gold Gruciella, 20 to 1, won; Tennle second, SIcDONALD-DTJK- E a trap, preventing the swift going 00002003 second, FIGHT. PENSION vouchers executed correctly by runner from getting to first. It was a mar- Totals 1 2 2414 1 Earned 4; Louisville, Band third. Time, 1:43. Josephine third. Time, 0:56 notary at Smith's cigar store, 4th anil , e cy, velous pick-up- and tbe was Brooklyn 010 11 0 2 0x-- 5 3. Two-bas- Orth, Clark. Fifth race-S- ix furlongs. Madeline, 7 Second race One mile. MarthaR.,15 to It Will Be Pulled Off on Lnhiir Day G sts. nw. Double Tee returned if error e bases-Cl- ark, Sepc much surprised when the Cleveland 0 0 0 0 0 1(0 0 0- -1 Three-bas- Stolen to 2 won; Silver Set second, Bridget third. 1, won; Vltrola second, Swordsman third. made. Open after 4.30 a. m. 4. ball reached the Morning. se2-3f- c initial Img ahead of him. The yearling Earned runs Brooklyn, 5. Left on AVagncr, Lajoie, Geler. Left on Time, 1U4 1-- Time, 1:42 only yn, 9; Cleveland, 41 Three-bas- e Struck Sixth of mile. Tr.lrd race-S- ix furlongs. Lone Princess, James Murphy, who has charge of the made the error charged against the By a FOR EIRE. Two-bas- out-- Dunkle, 4; by Fraser, 4. Double McDonald-Duk- e de- ben-- hits LaCliance, 2. e hits G., 2 to 1, won; Lieberose 6 to 5, won; Millie M. second, Mamie Cal-la- n boxing contest, has team on a low throw to second, when play-Laj- oie Flora second, bases-Ander- son. and Dunkle. First base on 1-- FOR HIRE To drummers and nuslness he to LaChance, Griffin, 2; Grim. Stolen King's Pawn tfiird. Time, 1:09 third. Time, 1:13 cided to pull it orf on the morning of per had plenty of time field tlie ball Sacrifice hit Grim, 2; Louisville, 1. Fht men, horse and buggy or Dayton, $2 First balls-O- Fourth race .One and an eighth miles. Labor Day, and has arranged with Phil day, special prices pleasure driving. properly. base on balls -- Off Kennedy, 4. Struck base on ff Fraser, 4; off Dunkle, 2. and for pitched Joe Clark, even, won; Indra second, Evrtna-tu- s Stuebner to have the fight come off at Apply to the REX STABLES, rear 615 B The tine playing of DeMontrevllle at out By Kennedy, 1; by Young, 1. Hit Hit by ball McFarland. Passed Newport Results. it-- nw.; telephone caU. 100. ap30-t- f -- Dexter. Timeof game third. Time, 1:54 hit suburban road house. second is evidence that helms been too long by pitcher Shindle, 2. Time of game Cincinnati, Sept. 1. Today's c ut- - 2 hours and' lcL minutes. Umpire-M- r. results at Fifth race Five and a half furlongs. Lairy McDonald wrote to a friend in kept of lils position. Yesterday he 1 hour and 45 minutes. Umpire Mr. Newport: went out field fly Hurst. Attendance, 1,435. McDonald. Our Gertie, S to l.won; Sorrow second, this city that he is getting Into excellent AT1QRNEY-AT-L.V- into the and captured a Martiii-sburg- Flint race Six furlongs. GId Law, 7 to 2. his , bag Our Chinee third. Time, 1:08 shape In training at W. attorney-at-law- , nnd covered the to the fashion of 10, won: Virgie O., tecond; CAMPBELL CARRINGTON, Cupid Childs. ALLEN'S TIMELY HITTING. Enstern League Games. Horace, third. Sixth race One mile. 6 to 1, Va., and that he will be ready to go into Webster Law building, 505 D st, Time, 1:13 3-- won; Music second, the ring en Labor Day down to weight nw., Washincton. D. C. Residence. No. 3 Capt. Tom Brown did not play and his At Springfield Little Metalr third. New York aye. CouDts Six Out of Boston' Second race One mile. Elsina, 7 to 1, 3-- as strong as ox. Mount Vernon Flats, and in It for Time, 1:42 and an se2-6- t reversal of ideas the development of Seven Runs. Sprlngrield w0 1 2 0 0 2 0 0 0- -5 won; El Githa, second; Eveline, 9th st. nw. youngsters is much to his credit. He put third. Murphy also has information from Duke Boston, Sept. l.-B- ob Allen's timely hit- Buffalo 02 10 211007 Time, 1:42 1. to the effect he will be in condition Leahy in in his stead, but tlie little fel- Horton Given His Relense. that ting figured In six out seven of Boston's ,12; Buffalo, Er- Third race Five and a half furlongs. Pitcher on day agreed upon, Sep- FOR low had no opportunity to show his worth. 11. the Instead of runs today. Chicago began to find Lewis 1; Buffalo, 5. Bat- Han d' Or, 3 to 10, won; Udah, second; Baltimore, Sept. 1. Manager Hanlon tember 12, because he is already down o TYPEWRITERS rented at reduced rates! He made one hit, but was run .down be- sixth seventh, Nichols rorsSpringfield, purcnase. in the and and teries Dolan and Duncan", Brown and High Admiral, third. Time, 1:081-2- . wanted to farm out Pitcher Horton to a point which warrants his condition to with privilege of standard tween third and home, because some pulled out the game. Score: Irwin's Toronto team. makes: prelimiuaryinstructlon free. NEW Zaliner. Fourth race Six furlougs. Eeggy','0 to Arthur Horton. box at the weight fixed upon. MAN'S TYPEWRITER AGENCY. 611 7t4 one blundered in base running. Boston. R. H.PO.A. E. au2S-3m,er- a Second gama: 1, won; Harry Thoburn, second; Pete however, reruscd to either be farmed out Labor Day morning, at 10 o'clock will st. nw. Selbach took a brace in batting and Hamilton, c.f 0 0 5 0 0 or traded, whereupon he Was given his 0-- Kitchen, third. Time, 1:16 be a good hour to have a fistic enter- made the same number of runs as he did Tenuey, lb 0 2 6 0 0 Springfield 2 0 412 0 0 0 10 Fifth race-S- ix furlongs. Old Center, 5 unconditional release today. tainment, as will first-clas- s hits. Gettman has had less to do in the Lowe, 2b 0 0 2 3 0 Bualo 0 0 0 0 0 and there be a WANTED BOARD. 0 0 0 ....'...00000 to 1, won; Pouting, second; Turtle Dove, preliminary the whole show will a last three or four games than any other Stabt.r.f 3. Er- be Duffv.l.f 2 0123 0 0 15; Buffalo, third. Time, 1:16. cash consideration for your money. WANTED A gentheman wishes boardand right Gelder in the League, but whatever Collins, 2 1 rorsBuffalo, 2. Batteries Kor win and room with a French family to learn tho 3b 2 .. ,. comes his way Is properly taken care Allen, .". 3122 1 Duncan; Brown Urquharc. IUUUUHJJC. UUU1C3 u. W U .JV.U. s.s 2 2 and Grosse Point Results. Banks and Robinson at Kockvllle. au31-3t-e- or. Eeilly's feint at Donovan's hit Jn the Lake.c 0 2 5 0 0 Detroit, Sept. 1. In a Banks Monk Robinson, first was very much of the order of Lewis, p 0 2 0 0 0 At Providence , drenching rain Toady and of fellow who plays for a record. His bluff Nichols, p 10 the five races on today's Grosse Point this city, will entertain the sporting peo- FOR RENT-STABL- ES. umpire 110 Providence 0004200208 card were pulled off before 500 people ple of Montgomery county, Md., with a at the when derided out at secoud Toronto 300 0 0 10 FOR RENT Cheap, stable for one horse was in keeping with his attitudinizing in Totals. 712 27 8 2 015 Summaries: boxing match at Rockville tonight. The and wagon. Inquire rear 637 L st. a game of ball. Chicago. R. H. PO.A.E. Hits Providence, 10; Toronto, ft. Er- First race-S- ix furlongs. Traverser, 2 men having the affair in charge have se- nw. au30-3t-e- Toronto," The idea was beauti- Everett, 3b 0 12 3 0 rorsProvidence, 3; 2. Batter- to 1, won; Marplot, second; Pingree, cured the opera house for the event, and fully brought to light by Mr. Kelly, Dahlen,s.s 0 2 5 3 1 ies Braun and Dixon; DineenandBaker. third. Time, 1:16 1--2. the principals will be put on the stage who Lange.cf 2 0 0 & ROUTE, y race Seveu furlongs. Lucy enough to go twenty rounds In THE L. R. officiated yesterday. He was unbatlsfae-tor- Anson, 130 0 Second early the lb 110 1 At Scranton to won; Mazeppa, patrons to 10:21 For Athletic Goods, to both teams, and put a fine of $10 Ryan.r. f 1 0 0 1 0 Belle, 12 1, second: time for the take the 417 "Ninth." on Padden because tba latter wanted to be Callahan, 2b 0 2 0 4 0 Scranton 0 0 0 0 0 100 01 Blacking Brush, third. Time, 1:33 2. train for Washington. Both men are in JO 1 race-O- ne mile. Meadow Thorpe, wM good will be a lively a little humorous, and If the fine goes Presi- Decker, l.f 1 0 1 0 Montreal 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 04 Third trim and there bout. dent Young ought to remit it. This same Kittridge.c T...' 0 0 4 0 0 Hits Scranton, 5; Montreal, 6. Errors 1 to 10, won; Kenosha, second; Sir Erral, over p 2. management says differently. individual called game when the Pirates Friend, 4 0 Scninton, 3; 2. Har- third. Time, 1:49 Senatorial 110 Montreal, Batteries DIAMOND DUST. one is wrong. finished the first half of the seventh in- Fourth race Mile and a sixteenth. Jim Some Totals 410 2416 1 per andBoyd; McFarland andO'Nell. tobacco etds won; The Traveler, ning. Kelly said it was too dark, but a Flood. 7 to 1, second; play postponed game Ballplayersshouldexpecfc to gtJustwhat Boston 3 2 0 0 1 x 7 2. Cincinnati will a large proportion of the audience yelled 010 At Wilkesbarre Harry Gaines, third. Time, 1:56 they signed to piny for It the club makes Chicago 0 0 0 2 0- -4 iif.agieeieni: in New York tomorrow. Manager Donovan 10 10 Fiilth race-Fi- ve furlongs. Mystery, 8 money the hacker's good "Play ball." called Wilkesbarre 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 to it's fortune. attention to sun Earned runs Boston, 4; Chicago, 2. 00 to 1, won; Skillman, "second; Laura May. "Socks" is expected join Tebeau's If the club loses, the player must geo the fact that the had Two-bas- e Collins, Syracuse 0 0 0 2 0 0 the hits Tenney, Nichols, 00 02 4. that best team at Brooklyn or Philadelphia. money not gone down, but Kelly was as dumb third. Time, his just the sara. as Friend. Three-bas- e hit Callahan. Home -- an oysier to the appeal. Hits Wilkesbarre, 5;. Syracuse, 2. Er- Everyone in Chicago Is thankful that run Allen. Stolen base Lange. Bases rors Wilkesbarre, 2. Batteries Odwell Catcher Clarke hasa Sear tenor voice, The patrons of the game were dissatis- on balls-O- ff Lewis, 2; off Friend, 3. Hallfnan Has Not Signed Billy Earlc. the season is almost at an end. Chicago which only needs cultivation along line -- and Diggiu; Mullarky and Shaw. fied with the decision, and it is extremely Passed ball Lake. Struck out By Friend, raltimore, Sept. 1. Manager Hallman, ot LORILLARD'S News. somewhat different from coaclilng-- to doubtrul if the young man can give a sat- 2. Time of game-- 2 hoursand 13 minutes. the St. Louis team, today denied that Billy Subscriber Scranton made sixteen bits listening; Umpire Mr. Lynch. A Cure Bilious Colic. make It well worth isfactory reason wliy he deprived the peo- Attendance, 4,000. for Earle, the hypnotic. cateher.'had Leen signed game he pitched for News 16 Resource, Screven county, Ga. I have off German the first Away from Baltimore ple who guve up their money to see by the Browns. "Nor will he be," said II Burfalo. The score was 11 to 6, in favor sounds hollow. Zero Weather in Klondyke been subject to attacks of bilious colic game witnessing game-M- r, receive a of ball of a full Will you you ouy Hallman, "unless I a telegram of Scranton. Kelly should more not affect if coal now. Tor several years. Chamberlain's Colic, authorizing me Cut be considerate in - from Von der Ahe to sign good 1.00 To Re-- $1.00 Winter fuel at summer prices. S. S. Daish Cholera- and Diarrhoea Remedy is the m Says Anson: "My team is as as Baltimore and his judgment for the benefit of the cranks & Son, 703 Twelfth st. nw, the globe-trotter.- " MMm m, see via. Pennsylvania. Railroad. and 208 Fla. only sure relief. It acts like a charm. - iwWmjar any in the League, and I don't where turn ave. ne. Telephones 328 and 338. or 1 could improve It by tradiug. we Sunday, September 5, tickets will b One dose it gives relief when all other $1.25 to Baltimore and RetnVa $1.25 If trip; au28.tf.em G. D. Sharp. had had good luck, we would be away up sold to Baltimore at $1 for the round A marvelous euro for remedies rail. For .sale by Via Pennsylvania Railroad. , Vou can smoke good on all trains. DUDMtESSESS. Henry Evans, Wholesale and Retail Drug v today." ANTI-JA- G can be (rtrensecretiyat $1.00 to Bultlmore and Return via on Saturday home. Ik gist, 938 F street, and Connecticut Tickets sale and Sunday, it Is It harmless. B. & O. avenue September 4 5, valid for return until or chew Arthur Irwin claims that Toronto not $1.00 to Baltimore and Return via Penn- All !rc?tEti. or writo and Nobody-ove- r . v Sunday next. See epcclal and S street northwest, and 142 S Mary- a farm for the Washington club. Sunday, Sep, Kenora Chemical vo. so tiroaa-rav- one advertisement, Monday, September "6, Labor Day; good sylvania Railroad. All trains paper. avenue tel-4t-e- , XqjL I5?0EMAT10a GLADLY MATLEP PRiJE. this It land northeast. on any train. t sel-4- t 2 oil ncesS cents expected Arthur to admit this, but the tember 5.

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