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sconnd hfAtstAAt Marshnls. all Gge,ncu toto1qtnR
t., the nfpattment." " '''''''' '
r1a sse L. ssnned exclgsyaiI OF ths
to "a :t s ne nrsa mas
ssc, 81 r IT, e. Sdss sd .o IT, ns
ori!nasec.' '' !" '"' """a'' "pp''pf'A'' '''' - -
I Wien reduction Of e1pen'ss n The Fsto DC. !,
nn1 9 any
IeaTston OF ea!a!les "a MNtu ~ W a1 nn1o ~
ha r H. ~ sf tn, ~ .nin.a rn.c tn lsIter
ntotln canno II H. @ rtonoycn wit1,cnt crfnnlinr tho
forcs in sncl dcsrse ii 10 impair ~ ussfuIne 10.
Unlcss The 1rencn voluntarily consent to d 70.
tiesi st Iowar saas!cs. Ths en- sny b. done, a.
abovc stated, by the Fire Marshal with tho con.
cntrcncc OF his F,rst md sccoud Ah.fs!ants. snd
ths en1y poTcr Which ttc Mny1fr f h. II s rseM;
az a1 H. n,s , Gaos .mem y! snc 1
.ns s ~ ., w'G nt TX ~
H. ~ ccn,ca an ~ thc ii",artm"nts '''"~"'" ~
'"s Fnsnc,s A1,hMs' 1prnorstton conn.e,.
Th,. on,nton, thonrh tn,cndcd r.. iun,cnrs ,,e
Aldermen, will
v.,r np ,rs ,,,,yosv
ftr !, T., ,,,w,.a ra,t.ya. ,;,a No., =.
'ns y " nowtse r. IeiieYes lug M1yor. 700
10 anyth"g s ND Is ae @ .su! snss' All 'on e savs
~. .lat' u se1uGtton o. salsflea nceocs neees-
sary, 1t cati only bo accomplished By Tho vol
~ n,,cr ~ s1 % op pcnr INC
M ev ' scccted II and Seease 70 'e tnT a 1
ho Mas ,dlecnargcd. Il mo Mayor had ordered
e tne anInn ot 'o eEran n upct Of soen o
ths,r tbo opn,9m "pos' "dn ''n,+ 10 iearnca ol
tMelr refusal 20 SUNNI 70 re"
aae''9n, o NJ; .,;.r bennef ,,a,. Mo1, aye oeey.
"a tlls oster, fn' aonGt; but. ns 1t
n. was 10 uu @ ~ ~, mo conu ~ , na snohTtea Ene
senpss. a H. it now 10 ,1 apoeSts r. lron 1lle Law De
ltnen. 9n,t ta aI ne 9 a.! Az ne c 10 IN sub'nat-
t!l 'e sentiment nl il'c 1lrcFcn ~ the subject.
l. no had gnno inrtter % li'an nc sli'l, 1tntfef the
an1sE @ ~ opion. nc "oa1 nave e1seeaeN MS nuty
anl tlie only rcEret Is that the "opinlon did
mt come earlier.
AR. LETTER.
Yesterday norunc.A1d, Jonae, of t1,c Eirbt.
conth Ward, received letter s from Mr. t. 4.
Letter, reviewing nt considerable length tic
Dcnner-Ilarrison iMbrorli0 ind cio.i,nr With tho
observation that Tho former WA righr in Ills ac-
t!on In thc premises, n1l tl,at If o fIuitcrj wern
an Alderman ho should ronsticr II his .1,,tv IN
voto Tor lls retention III tho ufllcc OF Hrs Mar.
shal. 0'''~
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CANADA,

CANllUAs
~ -
oo"na'on' ofnn9oh'nn-A Tiny AAnd-E1-
tf"ordlnary Depreciatiou-ts tste3lIer-su-
pufauiuAtcd' rrpfesaors-Balt Financial.
sp,eta, 7ttpateh b ~ Ty,nn...
Mosrnr.t. Jniv a -sfr ~. .roh,.tor ,fu,,.
IL RIth.1 Trninn3 r,a.I,... ~ 49, ,r.,".",
nI'use, ,1c'ano, .fesuens Oh t'e iflenah1
COUNCIL OF urnu&huda, which mccts at Ottawa
Oh the S3d Inst, and hir. Chamber, loft for tho
West by train this forenoon. Mr. Jnhoaton
stated that hs desired To nroccc1 ou,etiv.
no nc wou'o "y over AZ mlhEs.on Tonight
naked about the ndyisalll,.y Of an Orange uro.
ccssion in Montreal hc would Rtyo no oniuiof.
o,ns W. ,,,., ~ ~" MATER TOT can-
nu1ans 10 ucA' W'th. He sal he would not
walt tho States, and would return to
Dolfaat In a month. The arts,ocrats Of
Retain hn raid A.. lnf,,rr H.. o..
- w. 1a'.,s... - ~ A1 osue'. o"a
OF tic me'n1ors OF tho orier VIII, when he re-
turns, bo expelled for speaking in favor Of
Home rule, which movement, II succeatf,t1
Cntho,fce - '0'
ea1oo'teA.
Special Dispaeca to 7ns 7Ff6hn<
QuEnEe, July "a dispatch from st. John,
chIlt.murdcr has como tn lirht. 4 short f1ts.
..ss usu'' tuN a.. na' ~ euln' " nf"~ snort u's-
, sahcs rum tnc 1o"n o. ~. 1ohn some boys
acafa of' Infants cries, nnd on examination
Some wretch lad buried child alive and tn It's
htrugglcs The hand had made small opening,
and lts erica were heard. Every effort was
nado Y restore u, a. # wae stu living wllr,l
ylved only q low hours. 4 wo,nati nasnei Ellen
Delany his been arrested, and 10 now in Jail
charged With the preparation Of tic deed. ''
suocfa, Dtspa"a to 7as 3t,tsans
the decrease In yu1Nc Of real cslate hero sinrn
, 1879-07-10

tho Coroner Will look up the le0al no,nts OF tho
caso 50 ~ to be able to give definite answer TO
tue attorneys for tho defense.
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Sprffel Msontches to TIA Trfbnne. -.
CINCINNATI, Appanoosc CO., Ju1y D.-Sprihg
wheat fair crop. Winter wheat will yield fifteen
bushels. Oats fair. Corn the beat for Years;
all laid by. Pastures good. Lay crop will yield
Qua ton to The mere.
DvssEr, Narlon Co., July n-Chiuch-bugs oro
in]uring tho spring whoat. Wintur wheat Yield
fire: in tassok
1xp.rENDENcx. Buchanan Co., July o.
Spriug wheat uearly all catca up by chiucl,.bugs;
II Is being cut for fodder; will not b. enough to
bread US ia this county. Flax first rate, Oata
good. Corn nercr waa q better stand; very
cloan. Tiia "bG Storm" did no dau.age to
crops here.
OscEoLA, Clarke Co., July 0.-.Crops have i'm
proved within t1s last week. some complaint
dry would seriously tnjure wheat, being now tn
bloom. Oats fair Flax very poor. Good pros-
peel for coru. Lay erau fair.
coswAr' Taylor Co; July 0-sprnng WHEAT
Cn!nch;bu9s are doing some damage o1 sandy
!. 10 20 butlals: Quality good. Flax and oats
aro very short Cora 10 The 1est for mauy years;
ILooar.xLp, Davis To-, July e.-plsu.y Of
rssn ior the last seven mseks. Expect 4 0ns
s1oo ',, u .pr!nE E,!. wleat. Winter wheat large
4nt ustss9 1sG .an f. and df1s oas % soyJ
Coru doIug wsll. liar crop will BE- good; o'sr
III average.
nuuuquH, Ia, July e.-1he crops III this II,
lhs heavy Wind aud rain storm that p4sssd oyur
this section.
DEs MONIES, IA, July 9-1he weather Is very
hot,-tlie mercury Averaging about W.; The
daiusge. Tbs fsiI wheat d nj! harvested, and i
ROOM. spring wheat Il aow bslus harvested,
and IL fatr both in quality and quantity: Tho
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Tho lslsylIo1sya.

Tho phylloIsyn.'
It is stated that tho plIylloxora threatens tho
ntter extinction OF this viucyar4s VI ,Eharentet,
France. Wae1lup the lucst beAtxiy cpu|es, aIil
those Vi Portugal as well. "a i,
File on your curns with tho ''Jspaness Com
File" II will surely curr aud end paIn. IL ssnt1~
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wheat Il Il per cent above tho .reraoe esop.
Barley Will be so average erop. The oat eror,
both as regards quality and area, Is eontdarsbiv
above the average. Peas an averaeo crop Tia
arcA III corn ia about az usual, hut it, condition
fs Tho wortt OF all, owing to tho backwardness
Of the aeason and tbe frequent cold snapa& IaY
eeenls 10 have the widest range thts year BE-
twecn goodness and badness. The Averaxs con.
dit!on of tho whole Is 3 pcr cent abovs, and
wherever shs crop Is alrcadv gathesed It Il
significant crop, and per cans below tbe aver.
nge.
Apples prumise 70 ner cent below the srerags,
The condition of other fnafts IL About tsr cont
below the average.
There will evldenuy be another great cror, Of
potatoes unless The rot sets Ia. The average IL I
ner cent above. An unusually great atsa has
been plauted. ~
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 9.-Fot1oHlns h thu
report Of the Committee on Statistical Informs
tion OF The Nashville Cotton Exchange On Tho
condition and prospects Of tho cotton crop in
Tennessee:
Weather-Twentv-four report moro favorable,
one less favorable than last Jear.
Acrra9e-One reports moro than double, one
70 per cent, four to pcr cont four 50 per cent,
one q per cent, ono 20 per cent, aud two Is per
cent increase.
Stands and Proeress of CroD-TwcutY.t1re "a.
port stands are excellent, forming ar.l bloom.
i'g well: Eve report crop ten days earlier than
lust year.
Condition Of Crop-All CONCUR IN reporting
.ht condition from good to excellent twenty.
sllree report much better, and two about tic
same ms last season. ,
Lnborcrs arc working well and crop yerv
clcan. Some mnfaint Of Mnnt OF rain, but ii.
Sct COTTON is uninjurcd.
Afatatna-Neatller-T r-Twcnty-three report.
more favorable; eevcn less favorable than lasry-
eeaaon.
AcFeaee-One reports 50 pcr cent, two Is Der
cenl. tafee ~ pcs cent, fnerraee. :.
staids and prugsuss Of crop-Twcnty.olRh
report sta1ls!s good, the plant forming and
boonus well. There Is some Complaint tl,at
cool nichts Ia The latter part of june caused fla
70 appear, but they have done no serious dam
sEe. .I -
Condition Of crop-I1e crop Is reported yerr
cican' and laborcrs working well.
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The 10Th: Bridget Cosgrove anil MarY Los, dis.
orderly sonlucs, $lt0 'lno; William, alias
s .h.t" , llo!liaat, notor!oas vagr4nt, a,l1 Dell
;SDssph Cons!cll. larceny Of lair of pants from.
f. Ft,ster, OF Nh. 17D F0rqtter street, sem 10
ttlG CrtnMt!al Court pm hta way to ttr Reform
Ssehoo,; fted WuiSl'. ,disordeFly, go fuo; Henry
s;us''asrartd: David Stack, drunk, $40 tlnu:
Peter itnechI!,'g. cruelty to a child, IS Nue;
A!osc1 kastur, charged with shoptiftnE at lhe
Eatr, - tns; kate Trahey, Yagrangy, 500
Waii v Sstss ssek, ssh sM'f, a'cyn! , Of rn.ns
MvCloy, II Scars Of age, who Is charged viii.
stealing \ etycr watc.l fro,n Aruolli iialder, OF
No. go Iwcht s.seennd street, 500 tn the Crtul-
,nul Court on hss waF to llla lsein.Eu School;
K,,heIt Ja'es. larceny from J. '. l.. Harvey,
s3oo I" i''e l0sh. Out Of the torty.three keep.
crs a'ni inmates cf PEttc avenue houses Of IT,
lane, seven lnen we're lined from 81 to 10 each,
a'ltl thlrty-si1 wnncn wcrc fncd 500 each.
sHiilv tWenty Of tilreo At once appealed to tho
pea! tnpds. three applied for supcrseIeases,
nutl tue retna!n!nE thirteen went uut lu thu
Hack alarla 10 The House pf Correction to wof,;
OUT .lu'r tne. Ju..Ice Kaufmann: Patrick
tlagortS Hnu John U'hFacn. vagraney. $M ins;
,Iatucs alcUantt!st dts0rdcrly, $50 Cue; Charles
Ailx Aulner and ko.ue ot h!s friends, Who Gu.
tleasnrti u elect llenry Kurtz fron. saloon 1t
NJ. 70 Sorth Clark street, which was recently
spiA tu kurtx, St0 cgcll to tho 1ltll for riot tu
four!shlt, reYoIyuss all other Weapons.
0LAzIxh,
the alleged sbductor won't back to ST.. l.outa Oh
the D 0'ctuck (ra1u Tuesday night. Mr, beattjt,
law yer Tor Miss fl0rrIrk, told reporter ytster
day tlial u the poIice ha1 not swu1n OUT war
issued, and Assistant supSrtnten tot. Police
Dixon stated that mons h2u been Issued. Con-
sequeutiy It IL probabls That Mr. Glaster bus
gone 10 his aeId Ut labor about $LtVo Out of
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THE TURKISH NAVY.
From Lieut.. r. ". Grccne's Fcrthcom.
ing Hook.

In n new work about to I've issued by D..
Appleton X Co., New York, "rhc Russian Cam
pnlgus In Turkey by T. " Grccnc, FIRST lieutenant
In the Corps Of Engineers u. $. A., and lately MILF
tary attaCh6 TO the United states Legation NJ ST.
Petersburg, reference Is made TO the complete failure
of the hnc Turkish navy comprising iS2 vessels and
Is 2n2 men, Including fifteen going ronclads pro-
cured In England at great cost to accomplish anything
during the war between those two powers. &c The
history of tho Turkish fleet the Danube may I've
summarized as from first to last complete failure
while the sca-gong ships did no more, They mover
penetrated to Odessa any OF tho Crimean ports aud
their only achievements che bonbardincnt OF n
few helpless villages tho Caucasian coast The
only damage tho whole fleet did was IN woundng
1--WE six men In boat vt rarafan and In innlct
ing slight Injuries on three OF the Russian
launches, which subsequently repaired, while,
on the other hand, tho Russians, by means Of torpc
on shore, highly successful In many of their
operations. OF one of these the writer says: ON
tile 25th OF May Lieut.. Dubason, Of the Russian navy,
obtained permission To try to blow up one Of the
Turkish monitors by means Of torpedo from an
open boat, In which he was as completely successful
as Gushing against the Alhcmarle, and undor
very similar circumstances. lie took -four steam
launches, carrying In all six Officers and forty men,
and rugged with spars for toipcdocs. Leaving The
port of iiraia at midnight Of dark, rainy night he
arrived about 2:0 In the morning, In the midst OF
fleet Of two Turkish ironclads aud one wooden ship
anchored In the Matchin channel lie discovered
by the sentinel and all their ships opened fire on him
with musketry. lie Immediately put on full steam
and went straight nj the larger monitor, and exploded
his torpedo under her port quarter. The ship began
sinking by the stern, hut slowly aud he tOn called
ont to Lieut. Shcstakon, who commanded the launch
Just behind him, 10 ''comc on.' This oflccr then
came forward with his launch ut full steam, aud cS-
plodod second torpedo under the monitor andsps;
the ship sank In the course NJ Few minutes. She
carried crew of 100 men, who, with the officers
went down In tho vessel Three of the launches were
more less disabled, aud II was considerable time
before they could repair damages pump out, aud re-
tire. During all this time the Turks kept firing ut
them with artillery aud muskctry, hut owing to the
darkness aud general confusion lie Russians finally
managed 10 escape bnhout SfHgfc muH being hurt.
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In late number of the Chicago field we
find the following excellent hints, which may be read
AMI applied to by all, young and old:
Use sheets of paper Ia try the coscness and strength,
put stump cork In sli water to try the accurate
shooting of your gun.
he sure that both triggers Of your gun pull very
nearly alike, for II they don't II will Interfere with
accurate shooting.
run the trigger AT the moment your gun Is brought
mp to the centre Of the object. The first sight is
always the best.
Shoot with both eyes OPEN
Keep your gun mOying--bcfOrc object crossing
full high on bird rising up and between the of
rabbits running straight away.
No Spoitsnen living but who occasionally misses the
a whole day.
when good shot misses from being nervous II
generally occurs through his left hand dropping he
| pulls the trigger
When man Is only an expert in bringing down his
bird, he has only learned 0nc-third of Ills art; he
flush his birds what days and weather TO choose for
different kinds OF sport. Until he is master of these
he viii often 10 beat by very inferior narksnan.
In killing snap shots fix your eyes, and Immediately
| pitch your gun and fire. 1t along, rather
over the backs Of the birds. Recollect they gen
orally rising when you take them very quick.
ComirNc AS much possible to get cross shots with
dog, instead of going like bnngler directly from him
to the game which latter course will often make youI
second barrel birds fly straight away up down wind
| In the smoke, and defy the best shot.
Present yonr gun ahead Of crossing bird In propor-
| tlon To the distance he is from you.
Lit y0n legs high when walking mp To your dog In
high stubblc brush; you make less noise and gel
twice rs near To the birds; but in the open country
advance quick rs possible tread light, and crouch
| your body as low as yon can.
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One day while was at work in the drrt
one ol our party who was battling In the shaf said;
There's something big happened up above, Toni
! hear great hul1ing aud siouting.'
perhaps IT'S tight, - suggested, rs stuck my
pick In the soil and uneaItlcd nugget as large
walnut.
a. There's find here, - said, Us crawlcd out of
the DRIFT aud exhibited the nugget hal Just taken
murmnr Of distant waves. We shock the rope, aud
receiving answer to signal concluded that
something lmnora,nl hat lnrrrnS as our mate;
later shadow appeared above, and RMS voice was
shouting:
'',o,nc up, boys, and see the big flnd.''
"Whcre is II ~ asked, reaching the surface;
but scarcely needed 10 ask for 1t must he where The
crowd is collected some nifty yards distant from
claim. The crowd was large and every moment III
crc,sing, hut being broad shoulcrcd I pushed m,
way through 1t, and was almost overwhelmed witt
II wasn't nugget, Il was bowder. No wonder tina
the miners were excited The spectacle was enough
to excite the most phlegnaiic Individual that eye
brcathcd.
II solid mass of gold largo, larger, tia,
leg OF mutton, and not unlike ono IN shape. Tl
| the Welcome nugget. fac smile Of 1t may now h,
seen In the mineral department of Tho Boston Museum
OF Natural History. where the weight Is given At . ion
ounces and the value :is S $50. 20. The further ill.,
formation is impaired that the nugget is the arges
piece of gold ever found This Is an error A large
nugget was found ut lIcndgo lead on February ., 1869
1t weighed $50 pounds one ounce Troy, or ., 2o
ounces.
nal been mentally congratiEilinE myself on tli
discovery Of nugget as large rs walnut; but TIN
sight of this mass Of gold took all the concei out of
Nevertheless was glad that the nugget had beef
found, for the claim from which II was taken wa
right in the direction In which we We're working, an,
onr claim was growing rich In ore.
The Welcome nugget, as large as II was, did not
rich the finders, for there twelve shareholders II
II, and II brought them less than thousand pound
apiece; II would have been lucky ini FOR couple u
| mates. The man who dug II ont tainted dead ava,
before he uucarihcd II. When his pick first struck
he put forth his hand to pick mp the lump: the ligh
from his candle sone upon II AMI revealed Its nature
To his surprise 1t ,lil not yield to his touch Then H.
hegan to feel around II with his hands, AMI II grew II
size under his exploring diglts He gave 1t wrench
| but II did not bulge. Selling his pick he began L
dig around II, and rs Its proportions grew under hi
eye, tile spectacle oNercaine him, and he tainted from
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Anlusen,ents.
NIRST ANNUAL FAIR
Il. AND
ART LOAN EXHIBITION.


Tho Potomac Fruit Growers have tho pleasure Of
announcing that their first Annual Fair AMI Art
Loan Exhibition will he held AT Masonic Temple In
the city of Washington on the 23l. 2ltl Both and
10Th days of September, 1879 from \. NJ. To 10 IT,
NJ. Of each day.
Arrangements have been perfected for the most COM
pletc and extensive display nj fruits and flowers ever
exhibited in the District
THE DEPARTMENT OF FRUITS will embrace
specimens of all varieties, including fresh fruits,
dried, canned preserved, iclled, picked, etc., from
home and abroad.
THE DEPARTMENT OF FLOWERS will include
towering and ornamental plants cut flowers, native
flowers grasses, ferns leaves etc. green and dried,
from the fields and wood, in their native varieties and
artistic designs.
THE DEPARTMENT OF LADIES' Fancy and
Ornamental Work, of The Fine Arts of Science of
Relies and Curiositlcs of Mechanics and Invention,
Will each be extensive and perfect in ITSELF embracing
the multiplicity of articles and things appropriate To
each respectively
THE LOAN DEPARTMENT will embrace all art-
clcs loaned for exhibition and not entered for premiu
and will he an important feature of the Fair.
CORDIAL INVITATION for ontlibutions To
each department Is extended to all. We want 10
make them Of great interest. Assurances of grand
display are already given, hut we want more. Send
works of art curoscs, etc., for the loan feature tn
superintendent, li25 Eleventh street, n. W., where
premium lists, rules, ETC., will be furnished. Lit
ernry exercises and r. NJ. Single tickets % cents
six for 81 Any one can Join association for
u, which will give admission and benefits at all
hours, scIi-2tS
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Tw"-basa hits-Mack Gore, IIanknson, ,..)
cbase hits-Ellick, Baker First base balls
Chicagos, >. struck out-Eliick, Williamson,
Hr"wn, G., Gore. Quest, Rcmsen o. Left on
has's-Naiion,ls Il tlirag"s. :. Time of game-i
inglou.
The Chicagos looked quite funny in their
different colorci caps but are all sluaieybn ball
players.
Anything To beat the Nationals, is the
motto of the Northern clubs
The Arctics defeated the Lone Stars yes
trrlay by score of IL too.
Albany may yet be beaten in the race for
the pennant. IiolyoIes looks like the dark horse.
Booth and Battin have been released and
have Joined forces with the Raltimorcs. Booth Is u
good player and an excellent gentleman, who win add
force 10 the lialtmores.
Jimmy O'Brien, who has been catching
for the Waterbirys, of Connecticut returned home
during the week, after having played excellent
game through the season. lie will play the Stars.
The Nationals meet the "Giants of the
contest will take place. Weadvise all to go early
big crowd VIII be In attendance. Game to he cae,
promptly as advertised. which Is announced In ON
columns.
agreed among themselves To let the Albanys then
all the remaining games. AIutre, their manager, Il
In receipt of letter from Myers, vice president of til,
Albanys, whereby the bargain concluded. Me,
gentlemen, these two.
The Nationals have changed their nine
somewhat during the past week. strcng hening 1t con.
siderably II Will hereafter be follows: Lynch ~
Trott,c; Latham, h.; Mcclellan h.; Ellick, 3 h.
Mack, Glenn, !. f.: Baker, e. f.: Derby, T. (.
with Bielnski substitute. There viii lie no NOR,
| changes this season.
There is n slight possibility of the Ma
| tionals winning the championship. They have We
remaining to he played six ganes-ihree with New
Bcdorls, two with Albanys, and one with IIolyOkes
| If they win ALL and the lIolyokes defeat Albany
twice out of the four games they have yet to play, thu
probabilities that the struggle will be the
| games with the Nationals AMI Alhanys. So be it, f0
| we are confident tile Nationals will wipe them from
the diamond field when they meet, In return for thei
| niggaIdy work
The plot that several clubs of the Nortl
have been engaged In for some time past To fr,snt
the Nationals of this city, In their efforts To win tn
championship was contaminated last week by the dis
| handmen Of the Springfelds. Manager Scanlon'
letter, rs published lin extract fOrm) In last Sunday
Herald bears ont the imputation that foul means weI
| brought Into operation to force the Sprinefelds /
retire. The chances are now that this city will los
| what AT one time was theirs almost to certainty
namely, the championship, but they lose It under II,
| circumstances with almost as much honor the
who will have the privilege Of yng the pennant, fo
| the people know what dirty, underhaIil work tn
AilaSs have resorted to. and Will Judge accordingly
The standing in the League is as follows
| Providence still lead, Boston being good second
The stars disbanled In the past week. and the tabl
Is corrected with their games as only under the rule
|
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G6l Pennsylvania avenue.
d. NJ. BhoADuS, GEM lickct Agent. feblO-t n
1Srn GREAT ,p-n
lOtJ. PEN NSYI.VANIA INIy,

ROUTE.
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK, Steel RAILS, SPLENDID
SCENERY, MAnNIFlCENT EQUIPMENT.
IN EFFECT JUNE 10. 1879.
trains leave Washington from Depot corner of Sixtl,
ami u streets, as follows:
For ritishnrg and the West, 1890 a. NJ. daily
rtlsburg TO CINCINNATI ~. Louis and Chicago; /: 10
=. n; daily AL y;o WITH Palace . Car to Chicago.
Falls. and the North at $50 A. H. daily, .xcept Sun
day day. I49 w =, daily except saturday with Palace
and Elmira, at 1880 A. NJ daily except sunday
For New York and the East, lao T.. NJ. daily
Cars attached; Limited Express OF Pullman parlor
cars, g;ao A. ,..i NJ daily, except Sunday.
meet at jersey City with boats Of n ifn 'ms con-
foriing direct transfer To Fulton street. avoiding
double ierriage and journey across New York city.
ccpi Sunday, $3.50, and 1915 +. NJ. daily. Limited EN-
press s, 9 ns,,a A: NJ. daily. except Sunday.
i:io, and 1870 r. NJ. daily except Sunday; 1880 A.
Nh po S's aon s4o l amt 1919 ;l r. NJ daily
daily, except Sunday.
FOR Annapolis, $40 A. NJ. aud i;2oP. NJ daily, ex
ALEXANDRIA & FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY
AND ALEXANDRIA ~ WASHINGTON RAIL-
For Alexandria, o. 7:i5, $, 0, 10, II, A. NJ, 1918.
8, 1870, 9, 600 and ll:ao p. NJ. On sunday at |,
a; NJ, and i:i5 and p. NJ.
For Richmond and the South, G;50 A. NJ. daily, ald
5:9" J.. NJ. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, $500. 7:l5,
$, 0, 10, II A. NJ, l. 3, 1870, g. $500, and ia y. NJ
ON sunday ut and TO- A. NJ, and 600 l.. NJ.
Tickets, information, Sleeping and Parlor Ca ,o-
cOinniodaiOs can DO procured at the Offices: -.
east corner Of Thirteenth street and Penn sv,vanio
avenue northeast sixth street and
mia avenue, and at the Depot, where o, d, S ~
le for the checking of baggage To de- ,tination fro"
General rass niger Agent.
FRANK y HOSiPsoN.