WASH. B. participated, there were no brilliant fielding ing frojn Propylaeum p» o'c-lock.tri*.! heats ings and valuation, the number of bulM- WILLIAMS, features. The score: for afternoon races'-afternoon, 2 Sts. TEAM HOME AGAIN national o'clock, ings is nineteen jjreater than last year, Furniture, &c., 7th and D TTaihlnston. R.H.O.A.E., CWeland. B.H.O.A.B. championship races; evening. 7-30 WORK OF BUILDERS and the valuation The number ** * rt 0 o'clock. "A In "The Great 5®*, ¦ if' * 3 nurkett. ff. 1 12 0 0 Night Bohemia" at Daa of erected is I*-ss Frovi,* rt 2 I 0 OjCMMk » 1 1 1 1 i Deutsche Haus; musical fetes at Fatrvtew dwellings thirty-three Gejtman.ifAndcn.w.er 2 2 10 0 MrKran, H 1 2 3 2 1 an) 0 Friday, August 1^.Morning, 5 o'clock, twenty-one more apartment houses con¬ Captain McGuire Over y*mU. lb. u 1 d 1 u O'Connor, lb 0 1 T 0 0 run to of District for Past structed than during- the last fiscal Discouraged JWtx, 21i... 0 2 3 3 o Me.Ueer.et. 13 4 0 0 century Crawfordsvliie; 6 o'clock, Report Inspector Enameled twenty-mile run; 7 "The statements of the assistants .Smith. 3b . o 1 3 1 0 Hl.tke. rf.'. 0 0 2 0 0 olyJock, ten-mile run; that a more of build¬sh()^' Poor Results. Warner. m. 0 0 0 2 2 c... 1 10 0 0 8 o'clock, run for wortfen to Fiscal Tear. frequent Inspection i'rigor, « Country A Club, IV « to Me.-1-jr, w.CM oft 0II 0f\ 0 0 Cuppy, p... 0 1 0 1 with breakfast at 9: 9 trial ings was rendered last year, owing o'clock, heats the fact were which Donovan, p 0 0 0 3 0 for Saturday afternoon ract>s: afternoon. 2 that bicycles provided, o'clock, festival at Broad Ripple; enabled them to cover more territory than Iron Beds, Total* 3 . . aiT»un. 9 evening, 10 24 15 2 Total*...... *»6 11 27 . 2m 8 o'clock, national formerly. As the volume of business, that At Low=Water Mark! INDIFFERENCE OF THE PLAYERS Washington 2 0 ') t> 0 0 0 1 0.J middle distance evenMchampionship races, this office is called upon to perform, in¬ CleveltnJ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 x.6 BECOIMHDATIONS ADD ESTIMATES I-arx* buying of Kali Carpets from first ' creases cacti year, I renew my request en- Earned Saturday, August 13.Morning, 7 o'clock, hands way Ic tufvanec of tbe season ran.Washington. Two-base bits.Ander¬ fifteen-mile run; 8 o'clock, ten-mile that the force of assistant inspectors be aU»s 'i* to GCARANTKK THK LOWEST son ind McKoan. Tbre»»-buse hit.Andersna. Sac- 3 run; increased, and recommend that provision I'KICKS now for Higb grade Carpets that hita.Child* and Cnppy. Stoli'u baaes.Bnr- afternoon, o'clock, national champion¬ reason Place \our A Radical of to Be kett. Blake and ship races', b3 made for three more men. xvill quoted this Change Policy Cuppy. Left on bases Washi ig- evening. fS o'clock. Pioneers' Force of Assistants for last order now and secure the benefit of these ron. 9; Cleveland, 10. Strwk ont-Hy Cnppy, 4; banquet; 9 o'clock, entertainment of press. Inadequate "I also renew my recommendation of Sold for double our unheard-of prices: by Donovan, 5. Double plays.MeKean to Childs year, that an additional clerk at P«r 80c. Adopted. to O'Connor; Donovan to Metiuir* to Parrel!. First MICHAEL'S HAC*i PBEVEJiTKD. Business of annum be provided for. This employe is price everywhere else Axminsters, ba*e on 2; Cleveland, 2. First Department. an absolute for the ad¬ Brand n«w fall effeets.nevpr shown be¬ base errors.Washington. necessity propor Substantial Iron on balls.Off Donovan, 8. Hit by pitched ball ministration of this as tbe Beds, fore. Williams' star dard price. JWe. .Setback. Passed hall.Crigir. Tim?.2.35. Cm- Downpour Disafiwlntrd Several office, great coated I>ires.Lynch and Andrews. Ttouud Pernonn. amount of work rendered by the clerk tem¬ yvi'h the l>est of New Axminsters, 85c. porarily employed during the year to assist white The nioMt wrrlmbl-; grade of \x minster CURRENT SPORTING NOTES Washington. R.H.O.A.E.i Cleveland. R.n.O.A.E. Ths ten-mile match race which was to be ADDITIONAL CLERK WANTED enamel, burnt in. mad**. Williams' standard {.rice, is5c. Selfrteh. If. 0 1 2 t> of Hnnrett, If. 0 1 1 0 0 me has been of great service and should be (Jettman.rf. 0 2 2 0 01 Childs, 2b.. 0 1 3 2 0 held last evening at the track of the Cycle made permanent. Heavy posts, ii inches New Moquettes. 85c. Anderson.cf 0 2 0 0 OjMeKeiiu, s* o 2 5 4 0 Park Club, on the Conduit road, between "I again recommend that the salaries of thick. All sizes. All rh* n*»w*»st and sw»1test patterns. The entire outfit of base ball Khwhnv. e. 0 0 2 1 HWalUee. 2b 0 112 0 be How¬ William?* standard 85<*. Washington Jimmy Michael and A. C. Moran. the local The annual -report of the Inspector of the assistant inspectors made Sl.'JiK) per priff. Parrel!, lb. 0 1 4 2 0* ?'Omiior.lb 0 O 9 0 0 annum, as I am satisfied that the com¬ ever little players returned to this city last night ltdt*. 2b... 1 1 4 2 0 MeAlter, cf 0 O 0 1 0 rider, was postponed until tomorrow even¬ buildings, Mr. John B. Brady, for the fiscal you study- New Savonnerie Si. Smith, ob. 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 pensation now given is inadequate for tlie must A Carpets. after a fortnight's sojourn at Phila¬ fil.iKe. rf... 12 ing account of the rain. Between year ended June 30, 181)8. was Hied today. prices you recog¬ splendid wr-aring Carpet and in highly Men>»r, ss. 1 2 4 0 0;Crigor, e... 0 1 0 3 0 3,560 services rendered, and for the same reason artistic colorings. Williams" strnd&rd delphia and in the west. The club's record O 1 and 4,000 assembled, and wnen the From the report it appears that 1,809 build¬ the assistant in¬ nize at (uncc that this is prire, $1 yard. Weylilnsr. p 1 1 0 youn?, jr... 1 0 0 3 0 persons salary of the principal has been the most disastrous in its history, came down about 8 o'clock there were ing permits wew issued during the yev, spector should be made at least $1,800. Total* 2 10 27 6 li Total* 2 7 27 15 0 uain a most unusual value, New Wilton Velvets, 80c. and the only excuse offered is that the men several hundred at WRh street and involving an expenditure of $4,203,620.57 for Diatrirt Velvets are among rh»» finest made Washington 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0.2 Prospect IlalldlniC*. one never Carpets are not The hit and run as will be seen from the and to be ;tn«i theee arc the flaest >f vdvcts. Will¬ playing together. Cleveland 0 ') 1 0 0 0 1 0 O.2 avenue, awaiting transportation. 4,227 buildings, The plans and were pre¬ iams' standard the almost been specifications found elsewhere. price, soc. game and sacrifice have Earned runs -Wisliiri^r.m, 1: t'lev.lmj, 2. Two- In hope of tha rain passing over the peo¬ following detailed statement: pared under the supervision of the inspector New Wilton abandoned1: and it is a case of go-as-you- twin- hits Selbach, i_'hl";ils and Mflv 'fin Sacrifice Statement of permits issued from June Velvets, Si.15. bit.O'Cuonor. Stjl^n buses -itrii^. Um*«, lie* ple at the park waited. Dave Shafer, Mi¬ of buildings for the several municipal or Extra heavy rv*ly.ermisite rew patterns. please. each player being careful to look 30, 1807, to July 1, 1898, in the order named: "Cash Credit." Williams' standard pric»*. $1.15. Ktan. O'Connor anil jili'ce, Left on buses.Wash- chael's trainer, was anxious to have the buildings provided for in the appropriation out for his individual record. Captain Mc¬ ingb.u. 5; Cleveland. il. Strnek out.By \'oni»s, 3; Michaei-Moran race first on the Brick 573, frame Standard prices for Tapestry Brussels, Weyhlng, 1. Double put pro¬ dwellings, $2,020,500; bill, and in the erection of which the ex¬ 454*.. 5»k\ and tJ5c. yard. Guire has become discouraged and the gray by plays.Childs. McKean untl gram. J.- D. Lasley, the pr»sident of the dwellings, 126, $180,150; brick OiO, O'Connor; MrA leer, MeKean and' Wallace. First refused repairs. penditures made are shown by the follow¬ flayer & Pettit, hairs are beginning to show on Earl Wag¬ base on balls.Off Weyhinc. 2; of Yoimg. 1. Willi Park Bicycle Club, to permit the $740,071; frame repairs, 504, $75,748; stores pitch.Weyhing. Time.1.50. Umpires.Lynch and events to be run, as the rain kept steadily ing: Wash.B.Williams, 7thD. ner. The showing made during the June Andrews. falling. (brick), 25, $111,775; stores (frame), 1, $150; Anthony Bowen school.Appropriation. 5 415-417 Seventh St. trip west, when the team won over oO per Michael left the training quarters before stables (brick), 40, $53,890; stables (frame), $30,000; expenditure, $29,745.88; balance, cent of their games, led the local fans to Even Break at rhlcaso. 8:30. Shafjr followed soon aTter. Rain 8, $1,415; $254.12. warehouses, 15, $22,000; churches, For lot hope that the long list of games at home The Chicago and Philadelphia clubs checks were given to all present, and they 3, $170,000; office buildings, 10, $88,300; work adjoining Curtis school.Appro¬ would the Senators toward their broke even in their two games played yes¬ can be used tomorrow night. Those having priation, $5,OUO; txp nd tu e. $4,973: balance l»l»>l\HI K. \. I).. 1*1 KM'.II. push up seats will shops, etc., 0, $11,100; flats and apartment *27. in column. But terday in the former city, the first to grand stand be able to obtain natural position the first going them by keeping their coupons. houses, 27, $339,200; green houses, etc., 10, Western High School Appropriation. Bent Portion of nffee Race off. s States Cin¬ northeast, $47,833; southeast, $44,092; total, Wu suspended by injunction or land office, the surv« v.»r u'* n r.ti '* Reserved scat coupons tre for some seats anything else is the manifest indifference the NationaJ Lergue clubs Sunday. $821,819. oner restraining office. Best's good of By unforesein obstacles the twenty-five- of the court. dry goods stole. thr- Novih- rn %n this date. the players. They are absolutely dead cinnati had the banner crowd, 12,4<«4, while Receipts of the office for the year: For Pacific offices, and offices on their feet.no no no smallest. mile match ra i which was to have taken Washington Asylum, central heating sta- bagsrage express Tickets for sale at store. 14th and H. life, ginger. Chicago, with 5.800, had the building permits. $3,127; for vaults or un¬ t on, and freight warehouse, WiMs' s- e.l Eclipse «' Beach hospital department.Appropriation. store, Perfect indifference pervades tho ntire While the Cleveland-Washington series place at Manhattan Saturday next derground for awn¬ Mellon's Bank team, with the construction. $707.57; $8,500; expenditures, $8,030.44; balance, building, lawyer's oil! of possible exception of two now being played in Philadelphia might not between Jimmy Michael, the king -..f the ings, $142; for boilers, $463. R. H. Boucher »* 75c. and or and a sort engines, ovens,- etc., i,( Register, Pntllbrick, Pricss, 50c., $LQ0 three, of "only-so-we-get-our- have drawn large crowds at National Park, middle-distance garae, and Eddie McDuf- $52; total, $4,088.57. Special repairs to market State's Attorney Allen, County F. money" style of playing prevn» I he Nor tm I .it iMo PRICES.15. AND 30 CENTS. standpoint, players a sure catch and a good batting eye, ths To the Editor of The Evening Star; at Police Court tracks to auJMOd getting about all the money that comes The AMHiatHiit InNpeetorn. building.Appropriation, Thayer street on tne i»rth anJ material is there, and only lacks proper de¬ I note with irtf-TeSi the communica¬ $1,290; expended. $.*10.25; balance. $1.1**:'..75. 4tn to .*kl streets on ihe east and into the gates. Mr. Wagner has assessed great The corps of assistant Four additional cells west. In¬ ahout $135 in fines since he has .lad velopment. tion from Dr. late issue of inspectors have at fourth precinct surance may cover h.ilf i.ie lo*s. or.ly The Washington* will return home Wed¬ Quick in(a your been faithful and in the dis¬ station house.Appropriation, $990. expend¬ touch bed=rock~ control of the Washington club, and the paper. May I add a or two to what painstaking nesday and a series with the I.ouisvilles point charge of the duties ed, $10; balance. $980. TRA\f*r«HTS players should appreciate ihis leniency by at has been said? If is to be on assigned them, says LEAVE SWTUUI. on forward their best efforts. Then will begin National Park Thursday. The Slam? put Mr. and he Station and Enaine Honnei*. putting Colonels are playing the game of their lives the water and the Brady, appends the statement why are these efforts missing? supply of"Oafnp Alger of the to \or a* BIcyclle Soodry just now. and as the Senators are about execution of the miscellaneous char¬ Repairs station houses. 1897-1898.Ap¬ Troops Coming; 111 Faul a* Tlief Mr. Wagrer says he is with a soli there charged with a hotbed of negotiating due for a be being acter of their propriation, $2,000; No. No. ( an He Carried. man to act as mat who will see to It little brace the series should It Is assignments. 1, $513; 2, ager worth out to see. typhoid well to'tWok around for sortie I No. No. The Miami. prlces==No dealer that the owners of the Washington olub turning facts "Sir, have the honor to submit the fol¬ $83.48; 3. $49.30; 4, $323.45; No. 5. transports Matteawan anl Jack Stivetts is not with the Bostons. about the health b^'thls part of Fair¬ will not be any lowing as a list of ma $51.00; No. 0. $385.00; No. 7, *42.30; No. 8. Vigilancia. loaded with I'niled States imposed upon longer. Jack has been sent to fax in the well as the rec¬ inspections made by can Very few managers of known ability are his home in Ash¬ county '!>&t is during the fiscal year ending June 1898: $370.13; No. 9. troops, sailed for the Unite! States quote less land, Pa., by Manager Selee. Manager Se- ords of adjacent 30, $00.00; total, $1,884.95; bal¬ from Than we available, but Mr. Wagner has scoured the piat^s. Elevators. 967; elevators inspected and con¬ can, unless they intend to go out of lee said yesterday that Stivetts was of no ance, (115.05. Santiago yesterday morning. business. country and shoul 1 the man .he has select¬ Alexandria, six miits }jelow Washington demned for repairs, 00; premises examined the ed agree to take the club in more use to the Boston club and that he to locate steam boiler and Engine house No. 14. 8th street between Today transport Grand Duchess will Washington would be to on, the Potomac, is aadd lo be noted for the engine, 09; prem¬ D with hand, brighter days are predicted for the traded St. Louis if he was will¬ ises examined .to locate bake ovens. and E streets northwest.Appropriation, leave 742 men and officers of the Kith ing to go there. Stivetts does not like the purity of its water-supply, and is, so I 17; $35,000; amount Waldfford's,SS££pitcher, another infielder and another going Is probable frc^'¥ro,nvtypjiold any: K); premises examined to locate engine house. $3,797.50; total, $38.71^7.59; New York, 4.".>s men and ofll- j-other that he will be released in a town gasoline aggregating outfielder will be obtained. The Wagners outright few- in the tidewater district. Cameron engTrteS. 4; Inspections for the United expenditures. $30,991.28; baiance, *1,800.31. cers. are far from "quitters." The season has days..Cincinnati Commercial. run supplies Alexandria, with water, the States. 7; miscellaneous Inspections. Note.Of the above balance the sum of a One of the Smith 220; was Gen. Shafter and the Tural been terrible disappointment to them, but Center l>oys writes to » hole capacity of that stream being divert¬ premises examined to locate lire escapes, $1,000 allowed for furniture. Spanish Gen. QUICK ACTION, they are in the game to stay, and will do his h'>mo paper that when the news came ed into its reservoirs. 08; fire escapes examined and condemned Engine house No. 15. Anaeostia. D. C.. held a consultation at the palace yesterday Clean printing, simplicity, their best to make as good a showing pos¬ to the Chlckamauga hospital of the de¬ Now, Cameron run is fed directly and al¬ during construction, 3; premises examined Appropriation, (16,200: amount transferred afternoon with regard to the embarkation permanent and accurate sible under the unfavorable circumstanc es struction cf Cervera's fleet one of the nurses most exclusively by the small streams to locate electric motor,!!; from Brightwood engine house, $1,343.41; of the of alignment and durability commenced to read it out loud. total, 2,317. total, Spanish prisoners jvar. are a few prevailing. He had which flow from the watershed about that $17,453.41; expenditures, (15.3<>4.!>8; As a result of the conference of features of The got as far as the statement SattitreMted Amendment. 1.«hmi the the people get tired of paying their that the Brook¬ camp. Get over the next ridge and Acco- balance. S2.238.43. sick and wounded were on to see a lot of "stiffs" had been "I have the Spanish ord^rod WELLIXGTO^ money meander lyn hit forty-live times, when a link takes the drainage into the Potomac. honor to submit herewith ihe Note.Chargeable against this balance board the Alicante this morning, to be T\ PEWRITER Xo. ii leisurely about the grounds, and the fever patient, a little out of his head, But Cameron run for its water amendment to will be material for driveway. (255.65; Messrs. depends following the fire escape lay¬ sent to Spain as soon as the vessel is prop¬ Equal to Wagners know it and can be de¬ shouted, "Gr-at ! Who pitched for (and Alexandria depends on Cameron run) law: 'After ing drain around building. $119: furniture erly loaded to about a the word "asylum," in line 9, any $100 machine on the pended upon bring brace. The Brooklyn?".Kansas City Journal. exclusively on the small streams flowing for building. $800; total. $l,174.t>5, leaving There is to be no or market. men should in ihe demonstrate Hans section 1, strike out the words or sum bunching waiting of get game; Wagner worked a new trick on right from the hills of Camp Alger. "owning the of (1,063.78 to be expended for in¬ Each will sail as soon that deserve ar.d earn transports. as it Sent to any responsible on they the money they Michael Angelo Grady during the Giants' Now. what I wish to call attention to is using any building fifty feet high or up¬ closing and paving grounds and additional can be party receipt are and loaded after arrival at Santiago. .?f pri -o. Satisfaction guaranteed or money paid, through a little life bri.ig sojourn in Louisville. Ed Roth tells about that if, as has been the soldiers took wards" and insert "office mercan¬ work to building. The refunded vW. aft,.r back the said, building, Merritt & Chapman wrecking? steam¬ 10 days' tr,al disgusted patrons who have de- it so: "Hans was at bat. with Clarke on the fever from the saturated tile or Repairs to tngine houses, er 'LLl serted for season. soil, why building, any building, at the discre- 1897-1898.Ap¬ Potomac lias arrived at the scene of th* STKATKD CATALOGUE SENT FREE ON the club this third and one strike on him. Si' pitched should this saturated soil not have poisoned t.on of the of propriation, $3,5oo. No. 1, $966.58; No. 2 battle of .*? and has Kvery one knows that ball do not a inspector buildings and chief July visited the Cristo¬ APPLICATION. players 'slowboy,' which a ten-year-old amateur the water supply at Alexandria in the past? engineer of the lire $00.25; No. 4. $2o9.97; No. 5. $42.75; No. 0. bal Colon. The wreckers to THE like adverse crltic'sm. nor even mild sug¬ could have department." the sec¬ report her h«i' WILLIAMS Mi'tl. (X).. LTD.. caught. Wagner stepped for- The truth Is we may not know so much tion to read as follows:' $276.35: No. 7. $457.83; No. 8. $141.91. No. in a very bad situation, and they fear it R"* s. gestions. They prefer praise and writhe ward toward the about as " 9. $74.80; No. PLATTSBUIU1H. N. Y. in the plate ami knocked Urady's typhoid we think we do. For ex¬ 'That it shall be the duty of the owner 10, $74.08; No. 11. $04.17. No. is impossible to save her. WASHINGTON OFFICE. 726 13TH ST. NW. like snakes grass whenever called glove down with the ample. that between the or 12. $20.69; No. 13, $34.49: No. 15. 52.77: The Bf>3i>-tu.th48-Ijr-28 down for bare-faced carelessness. handle of the bat country lying- Rap- owners in fee or for life of every build¬ Maria Teresa has not yet been float¬ just as Mike was reaching for the ball. It pahannock and the James, commonly ing constrajted or > sed or intended to be chemical No. 1. $5.24; ch.mical No. 2, 59: ed. They should then give the local enthusiasts never got into the known as Tidewater is truck A, $249.28: truck truck The a chance to them. The glove, of course, but Virginia, singularly uted as a hotel, factory, manufactory, the¬ B, $94.53; C. auxiliary gunboat Vixen has returned praise present slump rolled to the Clark exempt from it is an $101.59: truck is inexcusable. The are stand, scoring and typhoid, old-settled ater, tenement house, apartment house, D, $111.95. Total, $3.0H.-3. to Guantanamo bay from Santiago. Other¬ players just as Decker, who was at first country, one of the oldest in the and Balance, $495.77. May 11. 1898. the Com¬ wise there has as as able now to getting to third. state, seminary, college, academy, hospital, asy- been no movement of.the strong, just skillful, just Umpire GafTney refused the the water supply Is no better than that of missioners transferred the sup r\lsicn of vessels the I HOME DYEING play good ball as they were in the month claim of in¬ lim, hall, place of amusement, office build composing American fleet. Thn | terference, not seen Fairfax county, and the on station house, engine house ami market are I of June. Then it was out that Jack having just what hap¬ people depend ing, mercantile building or any building, at warships ready to sail at twelve hours' T given pened, he explained, he springs, which should by this be contam¬ the house repairs to Mr. L.. E. Bond, superin¬ notice. * Doyle was the disturber. Jack is gone now. although believed discretion of the inspector of buildings of A Pleasure at Last. ? and something irregular had occurred, as he inated, and yet, as I say. typhoid is a rare and the chief of the Are tendent school repairs. the question is, Which one is to biame disease. as engineer depart¬ ROW? admitted afterward." If, is supposed by some, ma¬ ment, and the trustee or trustees OatKide Aid. *0 GLADSTOXF, \TI laria is antagonistic to that of every E THERE. Get in the game. Win back Straws indicate the current of the stream. typhoid, may estate, association, society, acad¬ "To your rooters. A little on account for the absence of the disease. At college, relieve this office of the labor of pre¬ Win back the applause. Win back the incident Friday night serves to emy. school, hospital, asylum, or Dublin It .'member* Tlint large show how hard a and any rate, any physician will testify to what owning paring plans for the municipal buildings, He Laid a I patronage the Washington club is tighter loser Captain using any building for any of the Hand on rightful¬ purposes Heavy (be \al ion a 1 imt*. Tebeau is. Some time morn¬ is said above. I believe that when the ar¬ herein advantageous terms were made by the ly entitled to. Win games. No matter how, during Friday mies were in above mentioned, to provide anl but win them. ing. Tebeau had made an engagement with the peninsula there was as cause to be erected and Commissioners with four leading architects The municipal council of Dublin has re¬ much as Is now In affixed to said The New Yorks a series Stanley Robison, secretary and treasurer typhoid Camp Alger. buildings iron tire and of this and and fused to comply with a request of the Glad¬ begin of three of the Cleveland But is not this a Droof that the typhoid escapes combined city, drawings specifica¬ games at National Park tomorrow. These club, to accompany him standpipes and ladders, or either of said tions were obtained for three school bouses stone Memorial Society for i s co-operation are the to ^ illow Grove. After travels with the camp? as games that were postponed early supper Mr. Robi¬ With all at appliances, may be approved and adopt¬ and one house. in erecting in Dublin a statue commemo¬ in the season on account son looked and inquired all over this disease Camp Alger, ed the Commissioners engine The latter is com¬ of rain. The the Con¬ there is not a case of in the by of the District of rative of the life and services of Joyceites are playing pennant ball tinental Hotel for the Cleveland typhoid village Columbia.' pleted and occupied, and it is expected that Mr. Glad¬ just now. but he captain, of Falls and this village covers a similar to but the Senatorial outfit has the ability to could not be found. The next morn¬ Church, "E. F. VERMILLION. the school houses will be ready for occu¬ stone, those which the society check their ing when he met him at territory about one and one-half by two "Assistant pancy in next. The will erect in London and upward course if they would breakfast he asked and one-half miles. are most¬ Inspector of Buildings." September architec¬ Edinburgh. pull themselves Tebeau he failed to The dwellings tural treatment of the are together and give exhibi¬ why keep his appoint¬ I live on Duildlutc Operations. buildings very Mr. Sherlock, a meir.ber of the council, tions of which are ment, and .he ly sequestered, as, for example, satisfactory, and this methed of they capable.in fact, replied that the previous a six-acre and few sites have less disposi* g moved the following resolution play as professional ball players ought to day's defeat had robbed him of all pleasure place, "Sir: We, the undersigned assistant in¬ ot the architectural work under the super¬ negativing ! ¦ 1 than half an acre. Each house has its own vision of the request: Play. that and he could this office will be continued. '1 day. find satisfaction in and as a rule wells are not spectors, respectfully submit the following an well, these "In October last the new regula¬ "Resolved, That the- corporation of Dublin nothing but early retiring, and he'ac-j deep. Very few are artesian. The sinks statement of the amtunt and character of building Today's Schedule and Weather. cordingly went to bed at !< o'ociock. With tions went into effect, and their application is strongly of opinion that no statues should i are simply outhouses, the dejecta falling the work done in connection with the build¬ lesults in a better .' and i mere Boston at substantial V No Muss. No Trouble. Cincinnati.cloudy. a man whose soul and heart is In the game on the and in many cases there are be erected in Dublin in honor of any Eng¬ y Baltimore at as is ground, ing operations of the District of Columbia method of construction than prevailed un¬ Pittsburg.cloudy. Tebeau's is. it any wonder that he is evidences of carelessness both as to this der the old lishman until the Irish people have « rscted - during the fiscal regulations. a winner. Wonder if our captain would matter as well as to which are year ending June 30, 1898: a fitting one in memory of Charles Stewart Keeurd of the Club*. slops, "Number of of new "To exercise that supervision over gen¬ break an engagement because he suffered thrown near wells. Yet this Inspections buildings Parnell." ciniw. w. i,. p.c. ciuiw. w. i.. r.r. Times. carelessly in the city and county, 0.238: number of in¬ eral construction to insure compliance w'.t'i Alter several MAYPOLE Cincinnati.. 'i:: .»V7< I defeat?.Philadelphia fever (typhoid) is not common. In one the regulations, the number of speeches, among them on< ittsbura... &0 44 President Brush spections of old frame buildings and sheds assistant in¬ | CI-viand. r,fl :'.r, .KW'l",II..|,.1,1ilia 4.1 l!> played a joke on Presi¬ case within two hundred yards of my dwell¬ shculd by Councilman Thornton, who said it coul£ | '.4i;7 dent Robison examined for repair. 1.172; number of in¬ spectors be increased. The neo"?sl*y not be that r.H t;_'I liii... ;:() Oli during yesterday's game ing the family obtains its water supply of old is ar.d has been urgent and will become forgotten Gladstone "laid a Rttltltnorp. r.l! 38 .57* Ij.iiIk ,lile 3(1 which caused the latter several minutes of from a and for spections buildings reported as dan¬ heavy hand upon the the res¬ New HI .mi spring in a depression, gerous. more and more so: therefore 1 that nationalists," York r»2 i- Wjstlitietoli. TJ Qt) !:;4S real worry. The more than a that has 27; number of inspections of old hope olution was adopted amid SOAP T4 44 .5.11 St. Cleveland-Washington hundred years spring brick examined for the recommendations male will be ap¬ unanimously, ! Cbl.-agu Louis.... ^9 70 ,2J*J score stood 5 to buildings 1 1 in favor of repair, 1,08!); Cleveland on been a famous watering for the neigh¬ and the cheering. the score board. Mr. place number of inspections and notices sent to proved. increased assistance grant¬ 1 Robison was a trifle borhood. make defective ed. Manifestly the building Inspector has | CLEVELAND WO> THE FIRST. chesty and was calling the attention of Still, I think of the family now residing good construction, MB: but little GIVE* OVrtKH SHIPS. Presidents and ni.mber of inspections and notices sent for opportunity to give to his person¬ SWASHES AND Young Brush to the fact there, as well as those living there in past of al attention this branch of the work. Of¬ DYES:!: In the Second <>nnie linrUuenM Ended that his team could win whether had this fifty condemna'lan party walls. 18; number to the they generations.and for certainly of inspections and notices sent fice work and the supervision of municipal Capt. SiKibee A**i*;iie«l Teum, x 4 the Play in the Mnth a Tie. a home or not. Mr. Robison's was back.none had had I am sure for condem¬ Goodrich to At One y boasting years typhiod. nation of brick buildings, 22; number of buildings engrosses his whole time, ard en¬ the Newark. £ Operation Two games for one admission suddenly checked when the score boy should any sanitarian inspect this place of tire reliance for the proper of failed to marked a 8 up for would be inspections and notices sent for condemna¬ Inspection It was announced at the Navy iw>j»art- draw the attends nee large Washington in the which I write its water supply tion of frame general construction must be placed in Us at Broad and Hunt¬ seventh inning. Frank De Haas frowned condemned buildir gs. 59; number of In¬ assistants. rr.ent last evening that Capt. Charles D. . . ANY ingdon streets. and bit outright. spections and notices sent for condemna¬ Philadelphia, yesterday his lip, while the other members I am much inclined to think the theory tion of "I reiterate the arguments heretofore Sigsbee, who commanded the battle ^.hip COLOR,f that the of the him in a morn¬ defective chimneys, 14; notices sent character of the contests party gave the merry ha ha. of Dr. Elmer Lee, as used in former Maine when in The the In expressed for removal of obstructions from streets, my reports, and ask that destroyed the harbor of Cleanest, Fastest Dye for 'I* would have warranted. AKhough Wash¬ next inning four more runs were put ing paper, has reason in it. This gentle¬ you present to the law-making power the Havana, and who has been in on the board for man thinks it that alleys, parkings, etc.. 33: notices sent to va¬ com*.a**'i Soiled or Faded Shirt ington is next to the last club in the Washington, and Mr. Rob¬ that is possible typhoid cate dange.-ous claims and requirements of this depart¬ of the cruiser St. Paul Waists, pen- ison gave a short dissertation on may be due to the collection in the buildings, 9; notices sent ment auxiliary since t^.e .£ ntnt race and how- simply numbers on old for that assistance necessary for the Blouses, Ribbons, X Cleveland next to the lead¬ eastern crowds rooted for eastern clubs Fystem of efTete matter which is best wash¬ correcting buildings, 253; proper of war began, has been ordered to relieve Curtains, still and orders and notices sent viola¬ supervision general construc¬ whether ing team, the Senators gave the In¬ what a severe handicap it was for his ed out via the kldrteys 4>y copious drafts tions of correcting tion." Capt. John W. Philip of command of the Underlinens, etc., Silk, team to on of water. of some close building regulations. 66; orders and £ dians a good hustle in the first game and play neutral grounds in the This is th%> 'theory notices to make to battle ship Texas, now undergoing repairs Satin, Cotton or Wool. east. While he was his observers as to the WcliiMi of the water of repairs defective down¬ | a string fight in the second. Cleveland bemoaning team's spouts and gutters. orders to remove CAPT. CATCH1NGS BIRIED. in New York. It is understood that fate the score was changed, the 8 and the many mineral springs.those who "go to 83; Capt. won the first contest in the third Inr.ing on 4 being substituted by these places drink of water and horses, etc., from frame sheds converted Philip will be assigned to shore duty, prob¬ two disastrous ciphers. Then Mr. quantities to stables. 31; nrjscellaneous not It expect Fald Him by Hli Comrade* fumbles by Wagner. With Robison did not know whether he was in so "flush these sewpi^ of the body." inspections ably the command of Mare Island navy the enumerated above, 501; total, 10,320. at Jacksonville. ai San Francisco. Sold in All Colors Grocers one out and men on second and first he right or wrong. It developed later that One fact, I think, W'cottimonly observed- is yard by Mr. Brush most robust and men drink "Attention called to tho above de¬ announced also failed to stop Childs' on had bribed the score boy to fix vigoHou& freely tailed The funeral of Capt. T. C. Catchings, son Secretary Long that and or mailed sharp grounder, the score so of water. I an en¬ statement of the character and Capt. Caspar F Goodrich of the Druggists, which a double play would have resulted that it would appear that have never seen active, amount of work of Representative Catchings, and chief com¬ auxiliary free for Washington had pullet! ergetic man who was not a frequent drink¬ performed by your assist¬ cruiser St. Lt. uis had been ordered tj the 15 cents. easily, and one run crossed the plate. llc- the game out of ants, it being greatly in excess of missary on the staff of Brig. Gen. Burt of command of the Kean. Wallac-j and lit the fire..Cincinnati Enquirer. er. I suspect that the drinking may be In any pre¬ Newark, Commodore Addrew. THE MAYPOLE SOAP McAleer for sln- some way related ta health of ceding year in the history of this- office. the 1st Brigade, occurred at Vicksburg, Watson's new flagship, to sueCarjt. DEPOT. gles, while O'Connor went out on a the good "The Increased long L. A. W. MEET. these persons. efficiency is due to the Miss., his former home, the re¬ Albert S. Barker, who has been transfer¬ 127 Da-U» Street. New York. fly to Anderson. With the bases full and fact that the have been yesterday, red to the f.*l *n-3m So far as Camp is concerned, I inspectors equipped mains been sent there from battle ship Oregon on account two men out, he allowed Blake's grounder should Alger with bicycles, which enabled them to cover having Pablo of the Uln-asa of to roll his Program of tb« Orll.t. mt In_ be much inclined tti suspect the milk Fla. The death of Capt. Charles E. Clark. through legs and the game was supply. Not that germs lurk in a greater amount of territory than could Beach, Capt. Catchings lost. dlanapolia. milk.I tybhdld bo covered on foot, and the better was felt very severely by Gen. Burt and the Both Donovan and Ths is doubt this.but I was told only last organi¬ OX THIS WA\ HONK. Cuppy pitched good following the program of the L. week that a wBo carried milk to zation of the staff which brought better officers of his staff, as well as by others Use ball, but the work of the youngster was A. W. meet at the milkma,ri' results and made them more efficient in and the better of the Indianapolis, which begins camp was seen washing his empty cans who had come to know and esteem the Three Transport* Stilled From San¬ ,7* decidedly two, eliminating today: in a shallow and stream near the the discharge of their duties. a slight to wildness. Had flJthy young offl&er. tiago With Troops*. tendency It not Tuesday, camp itself. This is a source of dan¬ "Attention is particularly called to the Facial FacialCream been for Wagner's miserable work in the August 9.Morning, 9 o'clock, ger! surely large number of visits made other than The ceremonies at Jacksonville, Fla., prior The following was at the Soap thiid he opening at In JAMES B. HODGKIN, posted War De« WOODBURY'S Facial S.*P. Facial Cream. Fa¬ inning would have shut the In- headquarters Tomllnson Falls Church, Va., August 8, 1898. those that apply to the direct inspection to the transportation of the remains to partment last night: cial and Tool U Powder. if tis»-d dier.s out without a run. no mean feat for Hall; registration of visiting of new work and repairs to old Vlcksburg. Miss., included a daily, will Softia. a wheelmen: buildings, procession SANTIAGO, August 8, 1888, 3:11 p.m. Whiten. and !*iea«ne the akin league youngster. issuing of badges and and shows the varied character of work headed by the musicians of Company C, 2d Keautify and j>rv- Gettman's magnificent catch of souvenirs; assign¬ Believed to Be Insane. assistant Gen. H. C. Corbln, Adjutant U. S. veiit Wriakka, Freekle. or Blake's ment of hotels and the building inspectors are called Illinois Regiment. Following the musicians General, Chapping. For sale fly back of first in the second was boarding houses: spe¬ A colored man named Robert Stonestreat to and were the of everywhere. inning cial trips ever the upen perform, which entails upon members the company, 100 A., Washington. th< only fielding feature of the contest. cyclo paths; evening. 8 was found near 4th and C streets about them a large amount of clerical duty. strong, then the hearse containing the body Miama, Matteawan and The seccnd was o'clock, reception by Gov. Vigilancia sailed File* Her Answer. game started immediate¬ Mount and con¬ 2:45 o'clock this morning by Policemen "In our opinion the force of the office of the dead soldier. Following this were this morning, having on board 1st Volun¬ ly on the completion of the first, there cert at the state house. should be increased, to enable the officers of the 2d teer Mrs. Nebb and Hiyden. He was somewhat un¬ depart¬ eight Mississippi Regi¬ Cavalry. 1st Regular Cavalry. Battery I.ucy L. Brice today filed answer to being no intermission at all, with Weyhing Wednesday, August 10 ment to give the field work the attention ment. detailed as honorary pallbearers. H, 4th 13th and Oth tr.e iuit and on the .Morning. 5 der the influence of and his Artillery, Infantry In¬ fo.- divorce instituted by ner hus¬ Young rubber. The game de¬ o'clock run liquor, ravings It should receive, and which the public de¬ Representative" Catchings and Gen. Burt into a century to Dublin; fi o'clock indicated th.it be was insane. Dr. fantry. band. Kdward C. Briee. She denies tnat veloped pitchers' duel between these twenty-mile run to Nijvitt mand. were next in line, followed by the officers {.Signed) SHAFTER, Gen. she has been two veterans from the Franklin and return: was summoned soon after the man was ar- on Burt's staff and Maj. guilty of adultery, and first inning and re¬ 7 o'clock, run to Broad lested. He "We are very often required to work Gen. a detail from the r r in;, s her husband witfl the offense. She sulted in a tie, with honors about even as Ripple and return' oirected that he be held untii early and late In order that the 2it Illinois, 1st North Carolina and 2d New ten miles, over the cycle path; 9 o'clock sober, when a more examina¬ 'conditions Boy Caaae* a Blase, .ays he has an unbearable temper, and she to the number of hits made off each play¬ trial heats for aftcinoon tion satisfactory will be fully complied with." Jersey Regiments, comprising the 1st Brig¬ has been unable to live with er's dellvtry. Both were races; afternoon could be made. It Is thought iikeiy was ade. A small boy, about seven him on this very steady and 2 o'clcck, national that the man's and that This report signed by R. M. Evans, years old, account. unhittable when a safe drive meant the 8 championship race*' mind is affected C. W. Somerville and R- E. assist¬ caused u fire in the shed in rear of lli. run that would win evening, o'clock, vaudeville entertain¬ he will have to be sent to the asylum. Crump, the game. Both were ment at English's Opera House, ant inspectors of buildings. Receives a Donation. residence of Mr. Herman Hazelbush, No. t«»tly Uuait. accorded excellent support, not a misplay floor resjrved for lower m: the wemen with their es¬ For A Gratifying Fr«tare. The American National Red Cross has re¬ 1827 6th street ncrthwest, about 10 o'clock "! can lick any man In this rring character of Cleveland's work, corts: 8:30 o'clock, smoker at Playing: Ball. while only one error-a wild throw to Park Thea¬ Two Continuing his report, Mr. Brady says: ceived from the Universal Peace this morning. The flames spread to the crowd." saM a colored man named Peter sec¬ ter. small colered boys, who gave their Union, ond by Kinslow, which amounted to noth¬ Thursday. names as "Your attention is Invited to the tabu¬ through its president, Alfred H. Love of adjoining premises and caused about Kerry, while standing in a crowd on a ing.was made by the Senators. August 11.Morning, 7 o'clock, Charles Johnson and Andrew Mc¬ damage. South corner lairt run to Noblesvllle, twenty miles, and re- Donald, lated statement of the building operations Philadelphia. Pa., the sum of $58.41, con¬ Washington night. A few Darkness caused the game to be called. turn; 7JO were locked up yesterday by Po¬ Miss r cond:. later he was in the hands of a o'clock, run to liceman of the year, which present for the first tributed to Clara Barton, president po¬ With the exception of a fa»t double play, twenty miles, and 8 Cartersburg Barnes for playing ball on Reeves of the American National Red Wonderful Chance to liceman. Hi* remark cost him to today. in which return; o'clock, 'en- street. Today released order time since 1893 the gratifying feature of Cross, for Bay Carpets. Child*, McKcan and O'Connor mil* run lor woman to Millersville, start- of they were by the relief of the reeoncentradoa and non- Wholesale prices. Moses, Ilth and F.- Judge Taylor. ingg and valuation. The number of build- combatants of Cub*. Advertisement.