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Cages ; Weuisfeiten.
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nenuunuen non eeiten bes 0rdiibeuten.
Inter Siefef1 NOR oudb bie Gr1ennu1a.
MN Ebrparb s.. Qinn bon Ieras (Sers
ousoeher hes ysietorin M6noceteal s,Im
Ser Gtooten goniuI in. 0iebras See
oros. Merieo.
- Sic n~emotrotisfen goubieoten fir
bos Stem Shorter @ouuerneursz unogices
@onnsrnenrs.gmf hoben in einem offes
mem emreihen fih aur Mnnahme her
Wnminotion bereit erfidrt. I'm 6emiel.
ben erfldreu lie 5ich init .bem boIitifhen
@laubeusbefenntniR gfepelaubs iolis
boriih.
= Sin MifdIieb Der amerifonilden
@eiouotfdoft in Seherau. 0erlieu, lat
einen 8eriht ON bas 5taatsbebartement
in Moihinotpr einaefdidt, in tpetdem
er mittheiIf. baS man in 0erfteu aeueiaf
fei. eHaere 6anbelsbeaiehuuaeu au ben
Ser. Gfooten anaufniibfeu. Nua Bite
ii6 fir amerifanii9e Sngenieure uno
Snbufrielle elm rei6es uab lobnenoes
Gelb Der Sbdtisfeit.
= Die expedition, tpel9e bic 8uns
besregierung 3ur Grfprl1ung bon Mlasfa
ausgeididt batte, lit tpieber in San
francisco ansefommen.
= Mus Saflanb, Ya., mirb bon eis
einem grauenbaftenY erbreden beri6tet,
mel1es brei balbmii9iige 8uridem be-
gingen. Dieielben griffen cine Mn3abl
aug Der @Gule heimfehrenber M1oden
on unb feuerten Nepolperi1hne out bies
feIben ab. Wdbreno bic iibrigen Md6.
den fortliefen, er9rifen fe eins, f6dnz
beterl es uno lieBett es in bewuBtloiem
3unanoe liegen. IS gelang fpdter, Der
brei S9urfen babbaft su merben un6
man tpirb fe Dermutbtl1 lpn9en.
= 9as 2eidenbegdnsniB bes @arbiz
mails Mc@losfep fanb unter grobem Sc.
prdnge in Stem Oorf ftatt. gr5bif6of
Gibbons BON Baltimore belt bic 2eis
1enrebe.
Muslan0.
9Ius 2onbou mirb mitoetbeift. bas
sic ..NeonooiounoA @iefs au iebeuss
Ianoiider 6aft beihIoHene Gade lei.
- Sic @efoubtenzGnnferen, in Gpn.
1outinoheI fonn nnh INNER niht an
einem Sinperffdnbnik oeionoerr. sic
oIe mikbiDioen hen Wr1f bes Derliner
Me,trones n,,rm Seu Embellishments
sGen Mnfffonh unh hininem hie friebIihf
SoIt,,na her Siirfei' SHE oher meitere
W;rrem mn Wermid(unnsu Al, nerhius
Ssrn ie;en hoYiiher fSmns,, ie 5ih nidht
s;n;asn
'c oSn;o m;rom non .@erb;eu mt
,.r m"r yrS asr @rnsmSmts m;tos.
MI ~ ~ .rtn,.ser Sen oy;so srf1S.
ron oner ohhonfen miif5e Gr ,Soe Grs
Steres mr. Ga heikt. bok Oefferreih Az
G,,n4sn her 9ihfretun, meShius an
gsrh;sm e.; ;enom nerme;oertsn 0eutsd1.
Ionh muh MnsIonS hire Siumillionno.
~ Wrdlioept @reup bat amtlia be-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-16

photographer, tuel6ei in Sal las
10 a . 8 @aIIerie, Alb Oft 9ontons
StraBe genommen per6en, limb in
ieber 9inIi1t Dollfomnrett unb f0nnen
ni6t iibertrofen tperben. Wer cine
bor5lslide Photographic gu mdBigem
Breiie tpini6t, benz empfeblen pir, mad
@alatpabs @alerie au geben, unb ct
wirb 3ufriebengefte0t tperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-16
GtraRenbahm

Wdbreno bes jebigen treunoll6en
Wetters miro bic @ompdenie an Sonn=
abenD unD Sonntug bic @ars BIS IL
ubr Nbenbs fabren l~a1en. @uf Der 9lue.
6 2inie werben fstner 3 @rtraca,s fdbs
reu, Die Government 9'u um 1918,
1i:15 unb II: Is ue1laneu. Bonn
Musgangspunft an Der Snt rnational=
bnbn fdbren le al INN II 30 unb II
ubr Nbeubs. 9as Gabr9fl' nod IL
ubr betr19t 10 Gents.
81. 8eItnap, Yralibent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-16

Sic bsfe @albe per Belt fir @dnitte,
Auetfduneen, @efdmiire, Gieber. un6 9aut.
ausidIas, GIsdte, ssfprnaSene SanOe, Croft.
beuIen uno ale Sa~utfranfbeiten turirt Sa.
intrrboioen oSer teines Ne5abluag. Youise
eatiSfeation sarantirt ODER bas gelb miro
3utiderftattet. 25, gents bic Sdadtel bel u.
Sreib.
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Das 1lmsliid lit stodbotua.

Aus StodDolm ge1t Der vWfdgoeb.
Vtg.. tolgetloe S1tloeruflg pes grdBlts
den uH9lltds gu, tueldes ltd bort am
rs. Sept. 5ugetraget1 bat:
Saulenbe BON Heueieriesn unb
S9aulultlge1 batteil lld mad BEN brit
ten Concert Der 5tis1on Dor Dem 4ran0
ootet nut benz freletI YtaB etngefultoen,
UNI cle beruDmte 'Sangertn 5u boret
uno gu ieDen; oefil olelelbe batfe pers
lprogsn. aag Dem S9luB pes concerts
pom Balcon pes Dotels fiir bag gnlt
gu ft1tgen. S1ol UNI Z uDr 4oenos
begatl1t cine f0rmil9e Woltertoattoerung
mad Dem gta10 9otel: Alt uno Sung
ber1libtel1 llf 10 olel ME m0glld) % Die
yfdbe peg Baieons 81 torfI1eIl, pom 100
1te bcfftsr, pie &arltlerlI1 1tngerI aau Dos
reaI. Yer Wterl0entlduel MUGS ins
aufDorltg uno UNI y uDr NOR oas we.
oran9e lgon leoens9efagfll9. pier
usto oa Dorte man loon splid1en OUR
rahrufen ber5ersreltenoe gt0tbrute, bier
nrD pa tap mon tlelne Sl1oer olr1
tarte Arnae aufgebooea,. UNI olelelben
10 Dem 9eoralge au enf5le1en.
SerIeatge, fpsld,er IN Stod9olm be-
tani1f II. tam lt9 elne Sorffeauflg Dos
BON MAIDEN, me- Der Soltsbauten 5rpls
i1ei1 Dem Dotel uuo Dem Auat an
elmer Sette big CUR S9lfslnlelbrlide
uno an Der anoern Selte Dig gum ufartt
eIilgeilertrlt mar. DIE yoli3e1 batte
our AutredterbaltlIIlg Der Sronu1g bols
Ing ltn5uldngilfe AHoronu19en getrofs
ten. Man tatte rdmiI1 1ur einen
tleineia Weg big CUR 3biir beg @railo
9otsls freigelahen, bas mar Alss. uno
als bas Geordnge iIl3tpitfeu ahSl org
geuoroe1 mar, fulte nt alld Dte1er
Weg NIT Mten,d3en. Die Sage tpurbe
bollenos trltl19, ais ploBllD berittene
polislliel IN Ote Sollsmafle elnrItten,
UNI 0ieleibe 5urad3u1agen. Da eriu1tet
UNI 4lO uDr BON Der StaulfrdBe aus IN
Desleitu1g bon bret berltfenen polt=
aiiten Elm gei9loherer Wa9en; man
tufte freIe Babn gu tdaffer, aber IS
mar tinmogli9. Sn bag @eihrei Der
8etretenert mliHten ftH Gufe oes un=
tpilens, als man pabrnahm. onB Der
Wagel ieer mar. Urau 9dlslon mar
ndmli1 auf einem Seitenuege in bas
9otel .gslangt uro trat nun alsbalb
auf ben Balloon binaus.
Na9 einigen Nugenbliden NOR ioDeit
Stile eingetreten, baB man beutli9 ben
8efang b6ren fonnte; es mar elm f9wes
6ifhes Voltslieo: "Fjorton aar tror
jag yisst att jag var. mel6es bic
2iintl'rin be5aubernb Dortrug. @lei1
nod SdluB bes 2iebes perihmanb
Grau Nilfon, murbe aber burd ben
nidt enben molenben BeifalssSubel
tpieber berporgerufen. sic CAB nit Der
6anb Elm 3ei1en unb Maes perbielt fi1
rubig, pie Der3aubertun b b6rte aufmerfs
lam au. Graa Nilfon iagte: vMeine
lieben ssreunbe, sic miiien nit ienem
2ieoe snfrieoen fem, benn i'd bin miibe
nod ben, @oncsrt". Sod glei1 butter
Der flansen bic S0ne Der i1webil9en
y~tnIfSmplnntPs Jack Wormlan0 0u
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-16
Cine 2arte.

I'm gIe, pel1e an Golsen bon 5usenbfau.
ben, ~nerb0ier S9naae, fribem 8erfaa, @erluf
Der Mannesfraft ctr. leiben, fenbe id TO
fret &eeept, bas ie furirt. Dieies sro6e &eil.
mitleI Duroe BON einem Miifiondr in Glib.
Mmerifa entbedt. Sdidt abreiarteS gouuert
an 3eb. Sslepb 8. Snman, Station o, 9ep
BORT GitA. p ,7,tub1i.
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= s. Ralteher C Con, spotbefer, pelde
INNER fir DaS @obl ieiner Hunben beforgt III,
bat iebt ben 8erfauf BON 0r. 8oianfo's
Suiten> uno gun9eu SYrup erbalten, elm
Seilmittel, melbes unfeblbar ollie @%rfaltungea,
Sdmer3er in Der 8ruf, uno aqe 2unsen.
trantbeiten iurirt. BUR Yrobe nebmet cine
WrobeHaidc. @epobnlide @r0Be SO Gents
un0 81 90.
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.Improyed Condltlon Powders,, far Yfer

"ImpTUVcU VUMUItIOH I WdCfN 1Ut PTtt'
be uno &irbbieb. Elm au%sseaeidnetes unb er'
probles Yulper in Der 8ebanblung bon SUB.
trantbeiten aIler Mrt, alsemeine llnpabIiAteit.
Mnpadfen Der Saui, &aube, 9elbeS @aHer,
Mangsl an Appetit. Misunderstanding auf
Der Etifette. Gabriairt bon unb aum 8erfauf
bel Mbolpb Orei6. alamo Elasa, segcn.
iber Der YOitoffiee, Gun gntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-16

aar 2aBt Cure Mnaiise Bel Ban
& Sobn MAIDEN, mel9e bic
beifen Waaren, bic bette Mrbeit unb ben
beiten 59nitt lieferu.
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Lucchese Bros,
= d u } II, a d +.

Stiefel bon 81 bis s11, @9u6e bon $3.50
biS 81 SO Samenidube balb gu beIObleu unb
Mbfdse so Gents, SerrenI 6ube bon rs @ents
bis 81. Mnfertisung bon Samenl1uben cine
Spe3ialitat. Meue Moben erbalten mir ieben
Monat bon 9aris. 6,1oSSM
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-6arAeibiafeit.

Eutfs 31tIes jfnb Sci berartlsen Tauen beirns
IS ~aeetenet; cine Dolls bepirtt cine 5pIhe Ges
xtf8pefanherudg, bab Der qotient bafiber ersnnrt.
Gle ffdrfcts ben Alppeftt unb perurfunent b65
Grsantsmns furh lie oeuHbrf, nnb tnr9 ttfY
fc1i5fd6e Afrfnuo auf BITE 0eroanun6ScrGane
6e Ue1eImdbt9teft hes e~tubIeang5 berbeis
5r(1tEt. &reis Is Gt5. a. NutraD Ct, st.D
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SUITS


zttpstttbetruit, g~erftopfane Der 9arsae,
Not}ldbmey1 net5t etttett oniapjes @efdtt
I'm &ttsfeekopt e4tners nnter oett GdlnIs
tssssest 9saasnsitassae HsSs Ssss Gnsn
ttsiti8e 1lnjtre1eu18, &ei5bartett oet ettuts
auM6. 3steoer6e59Ineenhett. netit etneus
tett, G6ptneet. 9ersttepfsny gnmtte Dor
ssaa sESfsn alIass nsFs6s, bsaastfissaos
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-11-15
CLOSE OF THE RIFLEs, FAIR.

The fair of the National Rines closed last night
In blaze OF glory, the attendance being the largest
centred in the articles to be voted for and each CON
testant was represented by many admirers, who made
the hall resound with their shouts ct the announce
ments. Much concern was manifested IN the secret
voting and the hour set apart for that event was
watched with eagerness. The results are given be-
handsome sum has been realized alone from this
source. Owing TO some misunderstanding the con.
test for the cash register was Withdrawn. In
had collected nearly $500 from his friends as
votes. As a further inducement he offered TO any
amount OF votes There was great co onS
between Mrr. Costello and Miss DeSaules, and the
counting Of their collections 1t Is said ruined Mr..
Browns chances, as 1t took too long to fix them up.
Anyway, Mr.. Brown failed to put In the money the
ladies' had, amounting to s465, and the Rlnes feel
eced the @ BoNn viii eSe to w eae 81
the ladies' diamond ring, and may perhaps give
himself q new punch;bowl. The watch for employee
N. X. Hunt sherry, which gave universal satIsfac-
ton as did also the winning Of the ladys ulster by
MTsi John P; Smart; The success attending the
some sum has been realized by the Rlnes In the
confusion OF closing the complete vote could not be
obtained; we, however, give the same as full as
Gold watch to Government Printing once en-
pioyee-M. X. nuntsberry, LOBBY; f. II. ChaIee,
Growlers jewel-Chris. Abner, $685.
Letter-carriers' watch-R. b. Stokes 1896: Charles
Douglas. g; G. T. Gallagher, 1913; Berkeley, 10; u
Blcycle-P. b. McIain. 10; Robert Howell, 2ssb I;
G. A. Burnett, 20; Skid Brooks, 7I2N; James San
son, 100: Joe McDermOtt. 8; Groo ,s3k.
Elks jewel-.George Scott, 2Ii; Thomas Walsh,
81; &. G. Kingsley, b36.
National Rines' Cadet badge-Ferrls, los; Tomil-
son, 4Ss; Harding. 10; Cummings, 1 volghf, Ioi.
Plum6ers' ouint-Hurley,, IS; venable. 1905;
Infants swing-Baby DeSaules, I; Baby Stokes,
II; Baby Wright, 8; Baby Atkinson. 20; Baby
Lady's fur cape-Miss Henry, ss3: Miss Muzzy,
$50; Miss Kidwell, 1870; Mrs. f. B. Hay, 400; Miss
Sarmon, 846h.
Type-writcr-Miss Gardner, 7I5; Miss FAINT, $50 /;
A. L. Kingsley, 20; Miss Weider, LIS.
Silver punch bowl-Solaris, 226; Aman, 100;
Moore, A,gT5; Gassenheimer, 81; Losekam, 2s;
Brown
National Rlnes' badge, non-commssioned Officer
Slmms, SIS; Drnry, ,405.
Composing stick-Tomilson, 10 simonds otter
back, 6SS
Post sewing machine-Miss Hargrove, $40; Miss
BOuvet, 20I.
Lsdy's silk ulser-Miss DAILY, ass; Mrs. John p.
Smart, 1900.
Dinner set-Mrs. Goodwin, ssiH; Mrs. seligs on,
1900; Mrs. Bentley, 6,2i6h.
Past Eminent Knight 1'emplar jewels-Thomas
Somerville, 1920; X. q. Davis, $50.
Greatest number OF bullseyes--Lieut Manson, 90 ;
Mr.. G. d. Hood, 81; Private Treaiway, rs: Capt.
oyster, II; Chris. Abner,
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-11-15
THE ARMY AND NAVY.

Mrs. Col. Hail and Mrs. Capt. McCauley have re-
turned to Omaha from an extended visit East.
Lieut.. Greble of the Artillery, now in Europe has
been designated by Gen. Howard as one OF his aides
Gen. Howard, while at Fort Niobrara last Sunday
week, made an address to the soldiers in the post
chapel.
Lieut.. Moves, Ninth Infantry, came East from
Fort Russell last week to be present at Lieut. BaS-
ter's wedding.
Surgeon volums stay at Omaha has been very
bref and he Is now preparing to go to San Antonio,
Texas, as the medical director Of the department.
Six or seven of the steel rife cannon for the new
cruisers have been finished at the Navy Yard. The
work there is going forward as rapidly as possible
on the remaining ones.
Capt. Charles G. Penney, Sixth Infantry lately on
recruiting service at Columbus Barracks, reached
Fort Douglas, Utah, Monday, 9th instant, to take
command Of his company.
Lieut.. R. 7. Emmett. Ninth Cavalry, recently re.
leved from Gen. Pope's stan, has reached his station
at Fort Niobrara. Mrs. Emmett has come East for a
visit to her home at New Rochelle.
Capt. j. A. sladen Fourteenth Infantry, lately Of
Gen. Towards staff, and Capt Davis, same regi-
ment, of the stan of Gen. Sheridan, arrived last
week at vancouver Barracks. the headquarters OF
the regiment.
Lieut.. Chase, Fourth Infantry, reached Omaha
Saturday. sth instant, having been ordered there as
an acting aide.de-camp to Gen. Howard. He has
lately been stationed at Fort Niobrara, and was
formerly on college duty at the University of Wis
consin.
The following Army orders were issued yesterday
Capt Frederick W. Elbrey, assistant surgeon, is
granted an extension of leave Of absence for six
months surgeons certificate of disability. First
Lieut. Robert II. Young, Fourth Infantry, is granted
six months leave on surgeons certificate Of dlsa-
bility. The Army Retiring Board, by order Of the
President, is convened to meet at San Antonio,
Texas, November H. Capt. Henry NJ. Benson,
seventh Infantry is placed on the retired list First
dered to report TO Gen. Nelson A. Miles, president OF
the Army Retiring Board, convened at Fort Leaven-
WORTH Kansas.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-11-15
RACING AT RRIGHros REACH.

NEW YORK, Nov l4.-Brighton Beach had great
attendance to-day. The feature OF the day was the
splendid finish between Tford u. Trainor) and the
favorite Barnum, (Garrlson,) when the latter on'y
Garrison mapping. and were 1t not for lford stumb.
ling within about 1--WE yards of the close he would
undoubtedly have won. The excitement was
intense.
First race-Purse $3.50, for horses that have not
won more than one race this season at Brighton
Chickadee second, Gen. Keifer third. Time, / 10.
Second racePurses2 1850; selling seven eight his
Of = mile. Hickory Jim won, Broughton second,
Joe Shelby third. Time, BIZ.
Third race-Purse $3.50; selling race; three quar-
tiers Of mile. Saluda won, King Arthur second,
Jennings third. Time, 1:l6. Mntuals paid 1908 on
the winner and SIS on the second horse.
Fourth race-Purse SiDO, handicap; IL miles
Rarnum won. 1ilford second, Charley Russell third.
Time, $50.
Fifth race-Purse 500; weller weights, for al,
ages one mile. Leman won, Longview second,
John Sullivan third. Time, :t6ii
The entries and weights for tomorrow are as fol.
lows:
First race-Selling: II miles. Pat Dennis, 49,;
Bonaretta, 100; Golad, 1O4; Monk, 1Ol; Wood
craft, 1Ol; MOllle b lol; Eros, lOi.
Second race-Selling; \ miles. April Fool, 1l2;
Beechenbrook, lo3; Agncourt l0i; Chandelier, O1.
Third race-Selng: three.quarters of mile.
Electric Light, ITO; Unique, 100; Leonard, 99 Leo
nora, 81; Richheld. 96; Terry Barton, 3d. Burgundia,
81; Lizzie Walton, 80; Grace C., 9l; Soprano, IS.
Fourtr race-Seng; three quarters Of a mile.
Mack, lol; valne, 100; Billy Mack, 9s; keBsington,
90; Col. Clay, ~; Frank Newsome, 81; Red
Wing, 81.
Fifth race-iia miles. Keokuk, 100; vaulter, 100;
Waukesha, 100; Christy's Bonanza, OF; Puuka, OF I;
bahama, 81 Becky b. 9I Three Cheers, OF;
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-11-15
A Bia SCARE.

Those OF the Treasury employees who arrived at
that Department after O'Clock on Friday morning
were very much surprised TO ind that they had 10
register their names on entering, and that the door
Keeper mad TO state opposite them the exact time Of
their being late even to fraction Of minute. This
tlme-check system being sprung on them 70 sud
denly 1t Is said that some $50 were caught In the
trap from fifteen seconds TO ten minutes late. This
new order OF Secretary ManniDg's created consider
able CONSERVATION, and has been the chief topic Of
conversation among the Treasury clerks since took
effect. vArlOtis have been the comments, and II IL
generally regarded as great hardship that ladies'
and gentlemen, some Of them OF the highest social
standing, should have to be so Inundated as to be
halted BY mental coored doorkeeper and forced to
register their names II they are few minutes late
They look upon It as savorng too much OF the New
York factory girls" system, which, by the way,has
been 80 bitterly denounced OF late. Others treat II
from humorous point OF view, and crack their
Jokes accordingly. One man regarded 1t as huge
Joke instgated by "Gene" Higgins; as he Is such
thorough politician, II was thought he was bound to
have place for registering In the District, even II
part OF II all Is the rumor to the effect that when nm
empoye Is late rom. times lie or che Ia subject to
dismissal, which, II literally carried out would soon
cause the whole present force OF the Treasury to be
removed, for every human being Is liable to be de-
tained sometimes through circumstances over which
he has no control. Secretary Manning Is regarded
as too good Christian and too noble a man gener-
allylto act In any such martinez manner, and
hence by many this rumor Ia thought Ridiculous,
while others more credulous entertain 1t with fear
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-11-15
THE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
TIL 8 SHORT LINE TO THEBOUTH AND sOuTp.
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

S$SS
III Error EovsHSEh t9I 3, isssi
Trains Leave washington, from Station, corner Of
For rssas saS as %ss a Shssss Limited "a,
press OF Palace Sleeping Cars, at $50 a. m. daily
East Line, aso am dayt9 Cincinnati and 81. Louis
with sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to Cincinnati
Chicago VIA car 70 'ceiSdl sSsSS
Sleeping s cs % DAILY
l is,rrisburg to koaisyillci connecting al liar
sleepers for 81, Louis Pacific Express, 10 D. M
daily, for plttsburg and the wes, with through
efsS h Foo%A soq k unfiSS
For Erie, canandaieua, Rochester, Buffalo, nj.
s: - III Stsy @ fSsSp: saturday with
For Wi,iliamsport, Lock Haven, and Emirs. al $50
For new New sssssp and sp iSs Esss
10, ana y 1iao p m On Sunday, $50 a. M, 40 10,
Limited Express of Pullman Psrlor Cara, go q.
Eor RoslcS Without Change, 200 p. IN. every day.
anordlng direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding
For Philadelphia, rs, $40 and Il am, 900, 10, TO-
and n 20 p m. ON Sunday, $40 a. M, az, Q, 10,
M ES4 Ss,l EaSrsss 20 Az ANY, s,SsBs sunday
ssssy g. ana 'iS SS e a and no NO. SP
IL. Hoy Iopss, s SIsss Line. iva IN. and a.o p u
For Annap0lis, I16 q. m. and i2M ana S.qo D. m.
daily, except Sunday On Sunday +. NJ
ALExANDnIA AND FREDERICKRRTR0 RAIL.
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHINGTON
RAILROAD.
ForAlexandra, 600, ITO, s2s, ll.0i, and 80 a. H.
zoo 20 aaS 90, 500, and il,s7 2. m. on sunday
For Richmond and The South, 600 and I l.Oi A. H.
daily, aud 4at y. M daily except Sunday.
IA nn ~ g. Tor washington eos 500
2. mr. aud ~ 10 midnight, xeept Monday on sun
1910 night.
Tickets and information al tho once northeast
corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsy
and at the station, where orders can be left for the
checking OF baggage to destination from hotels and
residences,
CnARLEs E. PUGl, General Manager.
j. Il. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-11-15
Base Ball,

Base Ball.
MIR. A. j. Reach, the president Of the Philadelphia
League club, was visiting IN the city last week.
He Is one OF the hrmest hackers of the National
Club, and has always been at the head OF every
movement looking toward the advancement OF this
city. lie thinks The League will so recognize the
National Club at Its next meeting that there will be
no doubt OF its admission into lts ranks next year
The League, he says, always looks ont for number
one, both as to available cities and Players and as
Washington ranks ftth in paying c!tles.New York.
1.-The know full well the members of the associ6-
ton Will look at the city through financial rpecta-
cles. MT. Neach VIII champion our cause in the
next.
The determination OF a number Of the leading pro-
fesslonals to withhold their signatures from con-
the ranks of the various directors, They say they
will have to play as they desire, and not one penny
over $4,000 Will be given to any one player Out OF
the three hundred professional players OF this cOun
try not more than thirty get salary above 81, 900,
and this thirty the managers claim can be disc.
taken by fresh and new material who are over-anx-
Ions for chance to show OF their ability. BY com
pairing the PLAYING average OF the past season 1t will
be at once observed that the men who were new to
professional life during that period outrank the old
men by big majority The revolt Of the players, II It
occurs, Will only act disasrously to themselves
The annual meeting OF the National League of Pro.
fesslonal Clubs will be held at the Fifth Avenue
HOTEL New York, Wednesday, the 18th instant, at IL
O'Clock. The board Of directors will meet at the
same place Tuesday evening, the nth, at O'Clock.
This Ii about the last chance for tho Nationals, OF
this city, to gain foothod for place in one OF the
big associations. Our city will he ably represented
by delegates.
The New York League team, with the addition OF
Orr and Relpschlager, Of the Metropoans. will
make Southern tour during the present winter,
with headquarters at New Orleans. They have al
ready arranged several games with the st. Louis
Browns, the American champions. Gerhardt will
not be with the team.
Clubs Of the North and West are already writing
here for games next April with the National Club.
Manager ScanlOn invariably replies that II 10 ques
ton whether club will be here then, hut the mana
gers OF the Northern clubs send word back that
there Is to be one, and desire the dates liked
The present week will determine whether or not
our city Is to be represented with League club
next season.