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14 THE"" PETTSBTJRG DISPATCH, SUNDAY, I'EBKTJAKY 8. 1891 ADVERTISEMENTS, ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW ADVERTTSKM KNTS.g NEW ADVEItTTSESrEmS. nolntl quote a few words very well said by C down considerably. Now, this proves to me NEW HEW F. Matbewson. He says: just what I bave argued nrore than once. I AREVIEWOFPORTS. "At-tb- sanfe time the report forma a basis havo contended that after this first flush upon which tho A A V. can build in regula- of excitement passes from the magnates, tion of the expenses of its other athletes; It things, as as are concerned, has already, last meeting, lar salaries HARRY DAVIS' DUQUESNE at Its accepted the will resnme their good old way: that is, good system of prizes therein prescribed. That will get good and so on. Why expenses, players salaries, ,XS ' S. portion relating to being of snch Im- is John M. Ward to receive such a big salaryt E 5 SHMV Some Comments on the Proposed New portance and Intricacy, could not Intelligently Simply because, as a player and as an attrac- be passed upon in a moment, and was laid tion, his services are in demand, even at this THEATER. Rules Relating to Expenses over till tbo meotingof the Board of Managers, singular period of baseball history. It will FIFTH AVENUE to be held In Boston February 14. believe sarao m a comparatively grig? us, I be Just tbe all round a Athletics. most. If not all of believe that the interests short time. The very desire of the magnates m(flWDlVf""DYf.KEErWI Z of Amateur of amateur sport, particularly in the case of themselves to outclass each other in players PitlslrarE's Playhouse. clubs located at a distance from others, re- will cause It. Good teams cannot be gotten to- Uji quire that certain expenses (to be fixed here- gether nnder present conditions without IU after) should be allowed to athletes in case of Why, notwithstanding tbe very strong senti- D. HENDERSON AND JOHN W. NORTON, clnb games, as well as championships. re- FEDERAL ST., ALLEGHENY GOOD FEATURES POINTED OUT. the ment expressed against tbe sales system and eater MANAGERS. Otherwise, many clubs could have only their cently by the League lnacnates, I know some Iisoi I own athletes at names given by such clubs. of the latter who are ready to purchase at high (Near Sixth Street Bridge). IT make these comments in order that there cost certain players. also know that other THEATRE may not arise any erroneous understanding I General Admission, 50 Cejits. The Great Kecessity of Drawing a Tight as. players can have big financial inducements to and Children's Favorite UNDER THE DIRECTION R. M. GULICK 8c. CO. iu uic necrs&arjr Mzupu aou intent 01 me report play with certain clubs. All this proves what I Ladles OF Line Between Amateurism and its framers. In my opinion an amendment am contending for, so that, after all, the play- Amusement Resort will be engrafted allowing payment of specified ers have not reached a period of mel- Beginning Night, and Professionalism. expenses of athletes (other than 'cyclists) in ancholy tbat is to be permanent. I club game, and I certainly shall advocate it, as am not going to say tbat salaries iu COMMENCING I constantly bave in the board and elsewhere. I the past were not too high, but I do say tbat MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9. Commencing Monday, February 9, believe it to be just and necessary. The only a ball player has a right to all tbat BPI SI STEM IS BASEBALL AFFAI1ZS. question is as to the limit and character of the be can get for his services. But what 1 OUSTS "WIEEIK:., expenses to be so allowed." MATINEE ON SATURDAY ONLY. chiefly contend is tbat any concerted effort Wednesday-MATINEES-Satu- . on tbe part of tbo National League to limit COMMENCING The Local Amateur Association. salaries will likely fail because ot tbe desire of Monday, Feb.9 Effcrti ef tie Xiceal Club to Eecm Pliyera Dotsip the magnates to each hare the best players. There was nothing significant in the executive This desire might nut cxtst so stronzly as at Return of the Favorite Abcst Fugfluti. of tbe A A. TJ. deferring action on the applica- present were all tbe receipts of baseball pooled Monday, February 9, "By Jove, the entertainment is a success from tion of membership of the Allegheny Athletic and equally divided. But as thmes are at American Extravaganza Company, Association. was only what ex- present it docs exist, and it exists in a very It could be even no denying the fact that the IT. is nowadays potent form. I will not be surprised if of In The Great Operatic Spectacle, start to ilnisn. hew york There is pected, because the A A not before this season is out tbere will be some very Grand Revival the Ever Popular herald. public is now taking a greater interest in transacting business in the dark. No organiza- heavy blading for players who are abovo the America's Marine Hero and Savior amateur athletics than has ever been the tion is taken under its protecting wing except average in ability. of Human Life, country, and while this is true snch organization can read its titlo extremely case in this clear to and the very fact Affairs of the Local Club. there is not such shelter, that it may also be admitted that action on the application was deferred until in- No matter how we look at the baseball situa- JVST FRANCIS WILSON enoueu prominence given to amateurism by quiries concerning tbe local association could tion, tbere is always a black clond o'erbacging ONE many whose dnty it "is daily to tell the peo- be made, is a strong reason for the desirability Pittsburg. While our hands may not of any association becoming part the A. WEEK. ple about the sporting affairs, or the recrea- of A be raised against every man, every man's cum U. The latter is not made up of any and every us. may be something of clnb or association; by any means. hand, seems to bo raised against Capt Sydney Iicraral AND COMPANY'S PERFORMANCES tions of lite. There not That In short, appears mo we never- tho Allegheny Athletic Association will bo ad- it to that 1m paradox in what say, it is true I but mitted to tbe A. A. U.. 1 feel certain, simply be- are not the people. During the week "What mean is simply this, that by company BIOGEB, Of the New Operetta in Three Acts, theless. I cause there is no reason whatever why it there has been an abundance of talk about Interpreted a of Sterling Players. BRIGHTER, use first-cla- while tbere is now a greater interest in shouldn't, and if it shouldn't it is no having players we will get and first-clas- s Entire New Scenery especially for this it at all. If events should turn out the A. Coney Inland's Life Saving BETTER amateurism there should still be a greater. that players we will not get. It may not be safe to Commander of production. Novel mechanical ef- THAN A U. should refuse our amateur organization crew, where lor tne past tour years no EVER. That there will be a greater I am confi- It is certain that it would collapse, because it is say that nobody knows who we will get outside has unaided saved fects and all auxiliaries. - the only aim or at least tho creat aim of the the players that have belonged to us in the re- w dent and am not afraid to say I . gentlemen who aro members of it to become cent past. It is impossible for Messrs. O'Neill SCORES OF HUMAN LIVE& patron of sports the body. But 1 re- Frolicsome Topsy. MCDi7ynMDPu that every intelligent connected with national and Hanlon to work' harder and more faithful peat, tncre is no fear whatever of their applica- will give graphic descrip- will wish for that time to come because than they are doing, and while it He at each lecture a f-oi- H tion being refused. Tbe names of such gentle- is cheering to know that President tion of tbe manner in which tbe Life Sav- The Irrepressible Marks. , , ,. H 1 9 B Hi 1 m 1 1 S flJB Bj S B H B in proportion as it comes most assuredly men as John Moorhead and O. D. Thompson, O'Neill is certain of having a great ing Crews risk tbeir lives to save n I 1111 g college will many of the huge professional money-makin- who bave done great things iu sports in ball team in Pittsburg I would feel more tbat of others mnst an influence. may be of corporations known as clubs disap- their day have It confident if we had tbe great players signed. Comical Donkeys. Prince interest to tbe curious to know tbat one of the It would be well if Ad. Gumbert were to sign a FROM A "WATERY GRAVE. Prettiwitr and pear, and with them these "great" events reasons for action on tbe application being de- Pittsburg contract. I don't think be would re- was copy by Genuine Little that yield a man 511,000 or 512,000 entirely ferred because a of the rules and gret It, because his good work here would The stanch little craft, "The Neversink," by Siberian Bloodhounds. Cinderella. laws of tbo association was not forwarded to ccitainlyhave better results than it would 'in his side. Is tbe identical one in wblch PRODUCED HERE FOR FIRST through the gullibility of the public. Ama- TJ. voy- THE TIME the A A Chicago. 1 have an idea that Gumbert will be tbe Captain made the perilous Double Under tho Management of David Henderson. teurism is becoming more popular every witn us. jjogartyis tho kind of man we want. age from Boston to Florida. A Quartet of Plantation a one day and I am very to say that as it in- Donoghue and Manhattan. He is sensational player and a good at Jubilee Singers. With the Original Cast and Otherwise Precisely as Presented cad that. Mr. O'Neill also thinks that we can have Comic Opera, THE PEOPLE: creases in popularity we are gettinc a purer While dealing with the question of amateurs Van Haltrcn. I say take bim at the first kind of that is. we are getting an expenses, from giving the with such Unprecedented Success in the amateurism, and I cannot refrain chance offered. Regarding local club affairs The Grand and .Beautiful Allegory, Louise Alontasue, article less and less tarnished frith profession- opinion of our English authority on Donoghue I intend to say very little until matters are PROF. SMITH Farce Comedy, Ida Mnllc alism, and, therefore, a class of athletes are the skater, and tbe Manhattan Club. It shows more developed. Silence is what our magnates Tojjsj Venn, BROADWAY THEATER. NEW YORK. commc to the front who are athletes, and con- tbat the Britishers are also taking notice of this want, and I'll try and oblige them. Fanny Daboll, ACT-A-I- Dacre, who simply expense says: An- And His Educated Goat R Spectacle, Annie testing athletes at that, are what business. The authority Kabettn Rodney, of love sport Few Words About the Pugilists. GATES they are because their for the and other of tho endless solutions of the pnzzle. Clara Qualitz. "Not one critic failed to bestow on "Probably the most successful comic the recreation it afiords. That kind of ath- When is an amateur not an much So much space has been taken up with tbe Extravaganza, Madeline Moranao, amalurf The Mexican Paradox, his and the opera a opera of modern times, ex- lete is tlio simon-pur- e amuteur ath- easier to answer than It is to say when an highersport of amateurs tbat I can only refer Clara Neuman. him, company not even cepting, lete, although recently he has not been amatenr is an amatenr is offered, so it is re- to the "fighters and fakirs." Tbe week The Great Azella, shower of praise as generous as the 'Erminie.' Times. ROLLED INTO rranKie itaymona, rain."--N- . too numerous either in this country or in any ported, by the one. and only Joe Donoghue. has been a dull one. The club affair flow of tropical Y. Tribune. "As the Merry Monarch he has cer- other. But this has not altogether been the Dixon McCarthy was stopped CARLO, CURIO HALL. Mae Worden, Ac- between and and SIG. champion skater of and from America. ONE Edwin Foy, tainly made the biggest hit of his ex- fault of those making up tho ranks of latter-da- y a few schemers didn't bave themselves en- amatenrism; it has been the fault of laws cording to information from tho other side, J. Who'Sances Upon and Devours Broken Henry Norman. 'A popular triumph of the first mag- ceedingly 'hitiul career." Bo.ton or rules that left scarcely any distinct line of D. occupies in the world of amateurism skat- riched at tbe public cost. Theso clnb contests Glass. GREAT Joseph Frankau, nitude." Philadelphia Press. Globe. pro- ing same posi- are not so popular nor yet so exciting as they, E. H. Carroll, demarcation between amateurism and does not count pretty much the BIG Joseph M. Doner, fessionalism. The formemitbin late years has tion as the 'cycle manufacturers' promatenr. used to be. I am not sorry for it. Jim Hall is CLARENCE DALE, become so much dove-taile- d the latter coming to fight Fitzsnnmons. Hall is a good into that The latter were enabled to win races ENTERTAINMENT. ' A3D 100 OTnEBS. it was, indeed, difficult at times to tell an by enterprising firms seeking advertise- man, standi 5 feet 11 Inches in height and thorosgh-zoin- g 153 re- The Boy with the Big Head. Tbe Largest amateur from a professional, ment for their goods. Donogbne's campaigns fights at pounds. Ihere are conflicting IN THEATER. except the fact that the former was shielded by in Enrope are organized for the pur- ports as to bis record. Some authorities claim THE Head In all the World. Only Six Innumerable Popular Features, some club. Ko wonder then that wo had a halt pose of booming club in Hew who tbat he has defeated Owen Sullivan twice and Years old. COMPANY: called wheelmen sus- the York say bim. THE and a batch of "am leur" run him. Now, is by others tbat Sullivan has beaten At pended for alleged professionalism not long if the said skater franked any rate both Hall and Sullivan are rated The Glade of Golden Ferns. Wilson, Laura Moore, ago. his proprietary, yet properly observes rules ot Nobody has Tbe Palace of Fans. Francis made and provided for prcventingunprofessing the superiors Fitzsimmons. The Glorious Transformation. mixing with sort,which yet accepted the challenge of Karrell, but one Charles Plunkett, Nettie Lyford, The Good of the Suspensions. athletes from the other of these days Pat will get a man, Frank S. Davidson's Three Grand Ballet. phase of tbe problem are you to count as gov- PKIKQLt YOUNG SAMPSON, The Dance of Fools. But the suspensions after all have turned out erning tbe situation? He does not race for Tbe Nursery Rhymes Ballet, Gilbert Clayton, Celie money, but cannot race without his employers' "La Carte D'Amonr." Eissin, well if In nothing more than they have prompt- THE FEE5CH MISSION. Stronger than any other living man. Will lift ed a very wise necessary revision money. You can argue that it is a great and COMEDY CO. 400 Beautiful Costumes. and of glorious thing to find a patron of sport, in the Two Horses. Will Poll Against 21 Men. Willet Seaman, Belle Hartz amateur laws, and a revision, that likely to New and Catcbv Sonus. it Individual or concrete, willing to put down the Interesting Services at Dr. Pnrves' Church "Hoop-La!- " have good results. Jly readers will remember pieces to give a fine performer chances he "I'm Not Old Enoujth to Know," Hubbard Smith, .and that some time ago in discussing this question, conld not make for himself. Per contra, if tbe This Afternoon. "Guess Again." X questioned very much the wisdom of paying assisted amateur is to bo passed as The French Mission of Pittsburg and Al- "A Little Bird Whispered to Me." B. Joslyn, O. K., though he makes living of Hans, the German Detective FIJI. JIM AND ANNIE, F. Marie Jansen. "training expenses ' of amateur athletes, and arecular will hold a service y in Eev. "He Ain't In It." racing, how about tbe rule as to following ath- legheny "I am a Prince." also that I remarked thatthe latest tendency of letics as a trade I As advertisement is one of Dr. Purves' First Presbyterian Church, clubs was The only Native Fijls now on Exhibition. SIG. A. DE NOVELLIS, Musical Director. amateur toward professionalism to all the Manhattan Club's chiefest alms and ends, "Wood street, Pittsburg, from 4 to 5 o'clock. AComedyDramainFonr Acts. Replete with Most Gorgeous, Most Amuslnc, Most Refined, Intents and purposes, inasmuch as one club they clearly are not so much generous patrons g Comedy and Startling Most Glittering. Most Artistic was arrayed against to be victor as spectators giving valuable consideration in Tbe whole service will be in French as Situations. EXTRAVAGANZA another and the To objectors may in the struggle money would be spent on exchange for services. they usual. EVER GIVEN IN AMERICAI reply by asking. What should we all think of The choir composed of members of 'West- Special Family Matinee Wednesday. Best WEEK FEB. 16 The Parisian athletes by these clubs, without stint. It is un- an individual who, out of lovo of sport and de- Beats, 50c. Spectacle "Kajanka." ern University Glee Club will be nnder the feS-l- necessary now to repeat what I said then about sire to encourage a young fellow not possessed SCHILLER, Seats and Boxes at Theater and HayV, 75 ! the extremely pernicious tendency of such of means to figure in a branch or athletics at direction of Carl Eetter who will play the Fifth avenne. lattitude. Well, a very great change has been whicb ho excelled, paid his x's? Very likely, organ. Key. J. Laanitz will preach the ADMISSION, 10 CTS. The Great Mystlflcator. Next Week Primrose & West's Soperb too, could by sizing En- fe7-7- suggested in these laws, and the suggestion they retaliate un our sermon, and for the convenience of the Minstrels. 5 comes from a body that is likely to be recog- glish skating crowd. These are Bibles, tracts and composed representa- not so much mixed as pretty much of a sort congregation French nized. A committee of hymn books will be supplied. CHILDREN, 5 CENTS. The and of L. W. U. havo been and not a good sort. Ie8-- Largest Leading Millinery Douse in Western Penna, tives the A. and A. A at " m work, and as a result of their deliberations we havesooo new rules introduced which knock The Proposed Spy System. THE POSTAL TELEQBAPH AND CABLE. ADMISSION TO ALL, 10 CTS. on of training expenses fe8-6- the bead the paying As a rnle there is nothing more detestable 3 and the competitions of clnb against club: John TV. Mackay Is Elected One of the 03EEItA. Indeed the committee go further than that and nowadays to tbe public generally than any- even euggesttbat the system of very valuable thing that encourages or fosters the spy; ho Board of Directors. away GRAND HOUSE. prizes be done with. As far as I am able who goes sneaking round as meek as a lamb MONTREAI-.Feb- . 7. At the annual meet- to learn these are the recommendations only ANOTHER ANOTHER and apparently as confiding and as friendly as ing of the Postal Telegraph and Cable Com- Next Week, of the committee and also that they only apply a brother, only to stab you in tbe back, or lead Extra to bicyclists. The suggested rules are. in my pany held yesterday John "W. Mackay HARRY way you to a precipice and push you over in tho of thinking, of so much importance that I was elected director in place of Hector de . now give them in full. Those relating to prizes dark. In the vast majority of instances where BEGINNING MONDAY, FEB. 16, THEATRE WEEK WEEK are: systems of espionage have been in. operation Castro, resigned, and the following board of Ho prizes shall be given by any clnb or or- they have been abhorrent to the public senti- directors was elected: The Great Comic Opera Festival, by tho WILLIAMS' ganization, or received by any athlete, except ment. Pittsburgers bave in recent times bad John "W. Mackay, Jr., George S. Coe, W. Combined Famous proncrly inscribed medals cups, badges, ban- Forces of the OF OF ners, or dmlomas and wreaths. In no event or quite a sufficient dose of spies for one genera- C. Van Home, John AV. Mackay, Albert B. EXTRA. contest held under the laws of the A A U. or tion. Well, according to President Thurman the Chandler, Charles B. Hosmer, James "W. ACADEMY Xj. A. W. shall any prizes be offered or awarded National Board, that is tbat great body which Ellsworth, "William H. Baker, Edward C. to or accepted by the club whose athletes make from now on carries the destinies of baseball in Piatt, John A, Stevens and George G. GENUINE GENUINE the highest aggregate score. No team contest its hand, intend to put into operation a compact WEEK FEBRUARY 16, shall be allowed other than baseball, football, and complete system of spydnni, equipped with Ward. and other like team contests. No more all modern appliances and of than the methods They Give Their Reasons. M'CAULL I three prizes in all shall be given in any compe- dogging the footsteps of victims and bringing Monday Evening, Feb. 9. BARGAINS BARGAINS I tition a team prize to be considered as one to light their bad deeds. The intended prey is Below are given ten reasons why Cham- prize and said prizes shall not exceed in cost: tbe poor baseball plajer. It is to reform tbat berlain's Cough Remedy is the best: 1. In clnb games, open orclosed, 20 tor first poor deluded and degraded wretch that the prize. $10 for second, and 5 lor third. spies are to bo employed. We are gettinc so 1. It will cure a severe cold in less time OPERA CO. Z In association championship meetings, good, so very, very good, tbat I expect the Na- than any other treatment, Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Satnrday. $35 for first, 20 Tor second, and $10 for third. tional Board will put itself on record, in its 2. It does not suppress a cough or cold, Matinees, Such 3. Iu national champion-hip- s $50 for first, very first act, of presenting every baseball but loosens and relieves it. ' Presenting. Mondav and Tuesday evenings, bargains as Danziger's only know how to place $15 Von Supne's Masterpiece, $23 for second, and for third. player in the country with a copy of good old 3. the lungs, which is Franz There needs no comment oil the above as the Jeremy Taylor's Holy Living." But our It relieves of great Wednesday, within your reach. Same kind of bargains that have kept so plain spy. Presi- importance in treating a cold. rules and their object are very friend the introduced this time by & Heath, so-call- that Mclntyre our stores crowded ed they cannot be misunderstood. I don't hesitate dent Thurman, is the same old "pal"' tbat 4. It is the only remedy that will cause GLOVER.. Hyde's through the dull season. No to say that clubs and individuals will bo bene- helped to get tho National League mag- the expulsion of mucus from the air cells of Miss Helene Mora, Friday fited as a result. nates into very serious trouble two or toe lungs. time to enumerate, but simply lay before you a few quota- three years ago, and I had thought Wednesday and Thursday Evenings and Sat- AND that the reception that Mr. Spy and his sponsors 0. It renders the mucus less tenacious urday Matinee, Millocker'a Miss Lillie "Western, tions so that you may form a small idea of what we've got The Question of Expenses. got on that occasion would bavo deterred his and easier to expectorate. in The most important phase of this proposed reappearance. But wc are to have him in reality 6. If freely used as soon as the first symp- New The Boy Wonder, SATURDAY. store for you: new legislation is that relating to the question if Mr. Thurman is speaking the truth, for the toms appear, it will enre a severe cold in a The Black Hussar. of paying the training expenses of amateur latter says, or is quoted as sajlng: "If man- single day. Little Freddie. agers try to screen players regarding their athletes. Asl have more than once pointed out 7. will prevent croup avert Friday and Saturday evenings, the SPECIAL ! ROGERS' SGISSORS. moral conduct wo will have reporters who will It and all Smith & Lord, this is a very, very old matter, anS'has been the keep us informed on tbe matter. "I would sug- danger and anxiety arising from that many warm way Star theme of a controversy. I don't gest a sure of keeping tab on these speci- dreaded disease. Carman, refer to training expenses only but all kinds of mens of human depravities. Make each one 8. has enred thousands cases Seven Suabians. RUSSIA CRASH. UNUSUAL BARGAINS. wear across his heart the words: "I am a ball It of of expenses. At various times in the history of croup, aud careful inquiry fails to discover Shadowist. MILLER player." That might curtail the expenses of Tho Ever Seen ' Ten bales of remnants of genuine amateur sports the entire business has been put spydom, and as to inconveniencing tho ball a single case in which it has ever failed. Groatest Artistic Ensemble in Comic Opera, Including hand-mad- In danger by a too flagrant system of paying. player that wouldn't amount to anything. He's 9. It does not contain opium, chloro- Specialty Crimmins& Gore, e Russia Crashes.all good These goods sell from 50c to $1 Eome noted amateurs who are dead and some not in it; he is not to be treated as an ordinary form, nor any other injurious substance. Helen Bertram, Digby Bell, useful lengths, suitable for towels, a pair. No matter how we got still living, whose names I could mention. Uvea citizen. Far better for hiui to make known bis There is not the least danger in giving it to Laura Joyce Bell, Chauncey Olcott, Leslie & Hardman, almost entirely on skill identity to tbo public than havo a crawling Myers, Charles V. Duncan, embroidery or drawn work, are them, we've got them, and will their athletic because of creature like a spy dogging his footsteps. Why children. Annie BROS the very broad meaning of the term "paying tbe probabilities and possibilities ot this spy 10. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy acts Josephine Knapp, Fred H. Frear. Prof. Don Latto, marked to sell at the rate of 10c give you choice of any size for 24c expenses." But the committee to which I have system are so vast and so sinister nobody harmony Cora Henderson, William Blaisdell, Co. tbat in perfect with nature and aids Clara Allen. Thomas Evans, and a about one-ha- lf pair. Just referred has defined, If not incomplete ex- should tolerate it for one moment. Why not relieving Harry Jacobson. 12c yardjust a actness, in terms sufficiently prac- nature in the lungs, and freeing RESPLENDENT TRIUMPH, clear for all spy the magnates. the system morbid Augmented Orchestral Chorns of S01 Military importer's prices. tical purposes, what shall and what shall not of matter, accumulated Corps! legitimate expenses. So by canse of tbe cold. CO per Banal Fife and Drum constitute that if the More Abont the Spies. cents Dottle. new rules are adopted tbere cannot be any ex- "Wan PRICES Reserved Seats, Jl 50. SI, 75c and House Furnishings(Basement) cuse for violating the rules. The following, I only hope that President Thurman was 60c Gallery, 25c Advance sale opens Thurs- Feb. IS The Rentz-Santle- y Novelty and Sample Hosiery Bargains. which I take from the report of the committee, speaking withont the authority of his fellow TMs Month Only day. February 12. f e7-8-4 Burlesque Co. feS-- 9 pucs in very Very the matter a clear light: Mr. al- Special. Clubs of Union members of the board. Thurman has "We will make a ith every dozen of oar best Children's 25c Fast Black Cotton the Amateur Athletic and L. displayed A W. and of organizations approved by thtm, ready his innocence I'll not say cabinet photos an 8x10 handsomely colored Hose, full regular make, now 19c Iron Frame and no other clubs, may pay. and any actual ignorance already on baseball matters, and his photo, with elegant tranie, also cabinet a Clothes Wringers, competitor members of such clubs may re- method of unfolding his photos at $1 per dozen. Life size crayon pair. steel springs, hard, white rubber ceive the following expenses incurred in goes snch spy plan of reformation to show that ho Stock-ings,t- he meetings: portraits 53 50. JjIes' Gallery, OPERA Outrivaling in spectacular magnifi- Boys' Fast Black Bicycle rollers, warranted for five years, L necessary has not been iu tbe baseball business long. xhsu 10 and 12 Sixth street Actual railroad fare (when paid) Certainly is true the magnates have tbe very thing for school wear, only $1 99 each. to place of competition and return to residence it that cence all previous productions. cluB players downed; completely downed. But N HOUSE or headquarters. Special Sale. D only 24c a pair. G R A Best it has been shown tbat tbe public assortment of Breeding 2. Actual fare (when paid) on sleeping car very notice can withdraw Cups saucers berth, when occupied for each night's traveling at short its and for all uses at onr great Manager. Unequaled European Specialties: Ladies' Fast Black Cotton Hose, Cages to be found anywhere. patronage even from baseball when things are mark-dow- n sale. Special values 25c, MTt.:E. 3. wiLT Xicssco and when going to and from snch competition. going at 50c, 3. expense not according to public sentiment. It 75c, 51 each. Do not fail to see extra quality, will be laid out Mon- Prices range from 89c up. Actual of board and lodgine at would, therefore, be well for the magnates not these goods, TheMariposas! place of such competition for a period embrac- to throttle their victim too much, because by as they are the best values we ever offered, day at 24c a pair. 1,000 ONLY fine suita- ing not more than one dav before the date fixed C. ONE WEEK, COMMENCING MONDAY. FEBRUARY 9, Baskets, tor and one day doing so, the overdose will take the form of Reizensteiu, Mile. Bertoto! after the termination of the oppression and the magnates will get into some 152, 154, 156 Federal street, Allegheny. Ladies' 40c Fancy Cotton Hose, ble for sewing or fancy work. events In which snch competitor shall have very unpleasant surroundings. good up- Matinees "Wednesday and Saturday. competed; provided expressly the A and The Marians! including Black Boots, only 24c a They're worth our 12c that amount right man will not be a spy such as required by Have Yon Rented Yet? 35c; price of such expense of board and lodging shall have President Thurman, that is, to watch ball pair. actually To-L- ACTOR, been paid, and shall be evidenced by a players both on off the field. fol- You will find Special advertise- AMERICA'S ROMANTIC n and What BIJOU Toucher receipted by the per.-o- to whom such Why, men who are good PRICES: Gents' British Cotton Socks, amount has been paid. lows? not and ments describing rooms and houses that may will be tbe hounds, the stealthy bounds, exactly meet your Ladies' Cloak and Suit De- The above sections are intended to forbid all people we requirements in Monday's double sole and heel, regularly sell payments money and tbat class of know, by experi- Dispatch. Reserved Seats, 75c, 50c, 25c to and receipt of or other con- ence, will bave a case or something else. at 35c,, our price 24c a pair. partment. sideration or other expenses, such as parlor car tSurely each club can look after its own men. tare, extra or limited tram fare, carriage or would to know in sys- SECOND MIDWINTER EXCURSION TO JAMESMO'NEILL it the general of back hire, transportation ot arjDaratus. inr.ln.I. Butl like Sale Seats opens NEXT ing bicrcles, tem of espionage threatened hyMr. Thur WASHINGTON CITY, IN WHITE GOODS. Our Spring Opening of Ladies entry fees and all expenses of man the accused can nave the privi- la His Superb Production of the Great Play THURSDAY MORNING. training and training tables, to exclude tbe giv- lege of facing his accusers Tea Gowns, Wrappers and advance ing by any club or by any at all YIaIJ.&O.K.K., of the French Revolution, fe82 tbe receipt athlete, times. If that were done as bad as a spy sys- Best assortment directly or indirectly, of any meals, board, tem is there would be a small ray of brightness. On Thursday, February 12. Bate, ?9 the anywhere, in styles of Spring Jackets will take lodging or railroad fare, except as allowed Surely Mr. Thurman and his colleagues could good plaids, stripes Wednesday, above, without the usual and fair payment round trip. Tickets tor ten days and plain, and checks, place next Thursday never think of recording a charge in their "big valid for trip to Baltimore. Trains ,therefor: and to forbid payment or receipt of book" against a ball player without giving tbe leave HARRISTH EATER. varying from 8c to 55c a yard. A and Friday. See our window dis- , any expenses whatever in case of club games or Pittsburg at 7:25 a. m. aud 9:20 m. Pull- latter the satisfaction of knowing tbe accusing r. saving of from 5c to 15c a play on Sixth street. ' contests, open or closed; but this shall not pre- spy so that a defense might be made. Certainly man parlor cars on day train and sleeping yard, vent clubs from paying directly for actual Mr. Thurman and tho board will grant this cars on night train. THE RT' HARRIS, MUTTON & DEAN, transportation of such apparatus, other than bi- recognized right of American citizenship. Spies Proprietors and Managors. cycles, to tbe transportation company, and also have in the past gone about unknown, of entry fees directly to tbe organization, asso- just Cream ale never tastes better than when like pestilence in tho air, dragging scores of the weather is Iron City ciation, district, or division holding the games men to cold. The Brewery honorable and innocent death and to makes finest. AN ENORMOUS SUCCESS EVERYWHERE! N Week Commencing Monday, Feb. 9. See or contests. shame and disgrace. We wantnone of it in onr the At all dealers. "OUIJA," (We-ja-) or the wonderful Talking generation and particularly in our national v a SECOND MONTE CRISTO 1 Ought to Make II General. amusement. I am not making any apology for THE OREAT 11USSIAN Krery Afternoon and Erenlng. Board. It's mysterious, entertaining, incomprehensible, amus- Thefforegolng rules the shortcomings and foibles of baseball 1 ! leave little or na room EXHIBITIONVERESTCHAGINOF PAINTINGS and CURIOS Presented with ,an Excellent Cast New and Elaborate Scenery for doubt as to what i legitimate expense and players, but all that Iasku to treat tnem as ing. The craze of the two cities. Price, $1 49 each. human beings; as American citizens; nay as will remain Realistic Stage Effects, including Magnificent New Production of the Tnrillbig my tlncerest hope. tb& tbe A. A U. will adopt rational men. ONLY A SHORT SEASON LONGER. Realistic Comedy Drama, them. It remains with that body to say a BASTILE." whether or not this taint of sustaining a clan- Something About Salaries. "THE STORMING OF THE professionalism under cover of YOTJ CARNEGIE destine "paying anybody observed that, amid the enttlng LOST IN NEW YORK. expenses" shall be abolished, and abolished not Has 'WXXX 2TEYXB only among bicyclists but all kinds of athletes. ot tbe salaries of baseball players, those who have another GALLERIES ! ALWAYS are receiving highest are the players who SATT-4I- MONTE CRISTO A Play Fall of Heart Interest. 8IITH Sfc If we cannot have amateurs who aro willing to the opportunity to ALLEQnKmr. GHT make sacrifices for the love of tbe sport, recre- were prominent In tbe revolt of last year. see tbe most all Graphic Pictures of New Yort Life from tbe ation or amusement afforded, by means let Ward. Ewing, my friend, Hanlon, and others 10 THE AM) c Marvelous A. H. to 10 Battery to Central Park. us bave tboroceh-zoin- professionals. The are all well taken care of by the National IFIRKiJIESr $13 75o3 50o, 25o. pure article is what we want, and when we get ' Collection P.M. DANZIGERS lttnorouguly pure aepena upon it amateurism League, while many very good players, who. In in tbe World. 60 and 25c. - VABT RIVER OF FLOWING "WATER. CHEAPEST. all individuals, sentiment, were as much League as anything AW THE M'CAULL OPERA COMPANY. PEMAY& will be the better for It; dubs ffi)- -- and tho community will be gainers. On this else, an cut down, or, at least, are to bo cat i7 - fea-3-3 .ybraarjlB-N.B.WOO-D. - . eM un

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