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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-03-10

N0T nior .as Wor'inIC ',G Send 10 csats for
postage, end Ss ain mail yoN I gTEg. "a a
tuIlI Iroyal valraols 30; o; SIMPLE goods that
will pu. you IN &c wy Of making more
money 10 few days ,han yOr sV,r ,hought posAible
Al any business. ,apiH 10 e'uuired. We will
START you. You canv o.'; ~ ,le .ine OF 10 spare
tine only. The work 4 universally adapted 70 both
sexes, young and old. fou can Salily earn IRON %
cents TO S every evening That al who wani woik
may test the budnesi, We make this unparalleled offer
10 all who are not well satisfied We viii send 81 to
pay fct the trouble or writing u.s. Full particular,
directions ETC., sent free. Fortunes will h. made
BY those who give their whole time to the .orE
Great success absolutely sure. Dnht delay. STAR
now Address SrlNSoN & Co., Portland Maine
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-03-10

Whether old age is to be respect.
ed or not depends much whether it
applies to men and women, or poul
try.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-03-10

"Not this dime, some other
dime," said the barkeeper, as he
showed back the bogus ten celt
piece.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-03-10

Advice Of a man of the world
Be content with your lot, more es
pecially if it's lot Of money.
Evening star., 1886-08-10

THE OLYMPICS DROP A GAME.-The Olympics
and Merchants played an exhibition game yes
terday afternoon at Olympic park for the benefit
OF w in Nelson, the disabled first baseman of the
olympic club. The game dull and unin-
terestinS, only seven innings being played, at
the end of which the score stood ) to in favor
OF the Merchants. Fuller, who recently pitched
for the Nationals, filled the box for the Mer-
chants and proved himself effective The errors
made by both clubs were numerous. The at
tendance was quite large, numbering about
1,SOO persons. The OlympicS left this MORN
ing Tor Frederick. Md.
CATTLE MARKET.-Sales OF live stock at Dro-
ver's Rest, DC, yesterday, as reported by Taven-
Best at 41 to IA; good at to 41a medium at 81,
TO A; common, at 3 to 81. 674 sheep and
lambs up and sold-lambs at A, to 61a; old
sheep at 2 to 4. Calves at 412 to she. 10 cows
and calves, at $50 to $40 head. Market
for cattle and lambs brisk. Cows fair
ACQUITTED OF INDECENT ASSAULT BUT Con-
VICTED OF THEFT.-Jack Henry, the young col
Burrows for an alleged indecent assault on
Nina Thompson, five-year-old coOred girl
was tried in the Police Court to-day and the
case was dismissed, the little girl peing too
stealing whip from one of Officer Warwick s
children, for which he was given 80 days
FINED FOR ASSAULT.-Barney McQuade was
fined $40 by Judge Harper this morning for
assaulting colored man. The trouble grew
out of a dispute about the ownership OF the
property where McQuade lives. An appeal
was noted.
GRAIN RECEIPTs.-Canal boat Maryland ar
rived with 5000 bushels of wheat and 1000
bushels of corn for Hartley Bros; schooner
Lizzie Ragen arrived with 1000 bushels of
wheat for Hartley Bros.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER
AT A.M.-Great Falls, temperature, 75: con-
dltlon, 10. Receiving reservoir, temperature
ao; condition at north connection, q; south
connection, 20. Distributing reservoir, tenn
perature, 6S; condition at intiuent gatehouSe
Il; sWuent gatehOuse, 81.
Evening star., 1886-08-10
Political Notes.

Ex-senator WIN. A. Wallace of Pennsylva.
MIA, in an interview said: Until within three
weeks L was not a candidate for governor
Within that time the earnest desires OF friends
have made me see that it is my duty to INV
friends and 20 the organization to ACCEPT a
nomination II 1t should seem to the cOnyen.
tion that am the man to unite the party and
bring It's whole vote to the polls"
Ihe prohibition convention of Lancaster
of Litiz, for Congress. They also nominated q
full legislative and county ticket.
The executive committee of the prohibition
party In Baltimore held a meeting last evening
and formulated plans for the fall campaign
AT meeting of the prohibitionist party's CITY
and county committee in New York last night
II was announced that ex-POstmaster General
James mad asked to have his name enrolled as
member OF the prohibition party.
The contest between Lieut.. Gov. Kennedy
and ex-Speaker Keller for the republican nomi-
nation Tor Congress in the eighth Ohio district
has gone in favor OF Kennedy. II Is claimed
that one hundred and sixteen delegates are for
him, or nineteen more than enough to nomi.
nate.
Representative Anderson, of the 5th Kansas
district, having failed OF q denomination from
the republicans has become the candidate OF
the soreheads and will make an independent
canvass. his candidacy threatens 10 lose the
district To the republicans.
The struggle Tor the republican nomination
for governor OF Massachusetts has narrowed
down To Lieut. Gov. Ames and ex-Kepresentat
tive Crapo, with the chances pretty evenly
divided.
Wisconsin will vote this year upon the cues
tion OF allowing women 10 vote on school mat
tiers, and IL is believed the measure has q faiJ
chance Of carrying.
Evening star., 1886-08-10

Towards the closing OF the Lathers' picnic, at
Guethlers park last night, nine couples entered
a contest to dance for a gold amethyst ring, the
gift OF the club After dancing for consider
able length of time the judges, Messrs. III. u.
Pfeil, J. johnson and j. Mackey, awarded the
prize to MIR. Charles Hurdle and wife.
VIM. L. Riley, charged by Detectives Raft
and Horne with being policy writer, pleaded
guilty before Judge Harper to-day and paid q
fine of 500.
Among the recent arrivals at the Wesley
Grove camp meeting We're Rev. j. NJ. Grandin,
T.. NJ. Johnson, A. l.. Johnson and Miss Annie
F. Walker of this city.
District Attorney Worthington, as executor
OF the late Leonard Whitney, yesterday sub
mitted To- the register of wills inventory OF
goods, chattels and personal property belonging
To the estate, amounting in all to S4, 114.9S.
Weather Prophet De Voc says that - tornado
will strike very close to Washington, ID. c., be-
fore the end OF the month";.
Sidney Hayden was fined 50 by Judge Har-
per to-day for indecent exposure on the Balti-
more and ohio railroad track, near Ivy City.
Frank Wright, who keeps a grocery store at
fore the Police Court to-day charged with cruelty
whipping Walter Griffith, an orphan boy who
was living with him, and a nne of 30 was i'm
posed.
Those who leave the city during the summer
can have The STAR mailed To them for any
length OF time and the address changed as often
as desired The subscription must be invariably
paid in advance.
Evening star., 1886-08-10
CITY ITEMS.

ReadI Read! Save your money and bring
It where you can make money by purchasing
the following bargains: In order to entirely
brandy 65c. q bottle; old California wine 81 q
bottle, worth $3.50 for age and ouaiity. /
old sherry wine S1.23 a bottle: curacao ST SO a
bottle; anisette. $1.34; absinthe, S1.47; maras
chino, S1.4O each per bottle; all imported: Old
and domestic, at every price. Lime Juice
syrup 55c a bottle; lemon extract 15c. a bottle
vanilla, 1Sc. q bottle; la ye bottle olives 4Oc.
Black tea 25c. q pound; green tea 35c q pound.
Gust to close 1t Out.) Celery salt 12c q bottle:
wax tapers lie. box. However, we can not
tell you all the elegant things you can buy sc
cheap. Come and see for yourself
n. T. METZGER & Bro
AT 7th St NV
Evening star., 1886-08-10
AleXandri8 Affairs.


TAX SALE.-The so-called sale of alleged real
estate suspected to be in arrears for state taxes
has been adjourned over until the Septemb Der
Thousand pieces of land are posted for sale
under descriptions gotten up in Richmond
Some of these might comprehend every lot on
street as "W. +. Alexander l.. Water" Scores
OF others impossible, r. Buchanan est
Washington, between "between Henry and
Col.' Some evidently taken from other coun-
ties, Ella :. McKensie, l. Middle Pike.
Belle View" some near q CANAL" one Henry
w. Elicott, no description" The sale In this
respect resembles the auction sales OF unclaimed
packages, "unsight unseen," that sometimes
take place at the express offices.
POLICE REPORT.-The mayor at his last court
the charge OF rObbing the till of s. Denty,
Moses Smith ana Ed. Grayson were fined 81
each for bathing in public by daylight. Wm
Pruitt was fined $40 for assault on Thomas
Garrett. Twelve boys were fined 81 for tres
passing on Stinter's hill and playing ball there
on sunday. AT the station-hOuse this morning
Phil. Pratt is held for assault and j. Phillips tor
abusive language.
NOTES.-The county supervisors of Alexan-
oria county met at the courthouse this morn
Ing ana began the laying of the county levy
large stone house has been built at the lower
snlpyard near the foot of Franklin street,
one OF the delegates at the recent convention
mere blew out the gas in his room at the hotel
neighbor discovered the gas hOw.-The tug
Spray has just been rebuilt at the shipyard
here.-Hunting creek road to the bridge has
been repaired.-Mr. Jas. StOutenburg had one
OF his legs badly bruised yesterday by the kick
OF horse
Evening star., 1886-08-10
DRY GOODS.
IRISH AND GERMAN LINENS.

Irish AND GERMAN IrxEss.
sEATON PERRY.
successor TO PERRY & BROTHER,
FULL BLEACHED IRISH AND GERMAN TABLE
HALF -BLEACHED BARNSLtY TABLE LINENS
FROM 4oc. TO Sl25 YARD
IRISH AND GERMAN LINEN HUCKABACK
TOWELS. FROM i2i2c. TO 81 EACH
GERMAN LINEN DAMASK TOWELS, FROM 81
To SIS PER DOZEN.
DoYLEYS AND TRAY CLOTHS
JOHN :. BROWN IL SONS IRISH LINEN
DAMASk TABLE CLOTHS. ALL WIDTHS
AND LENGTHS. WIYH $. q. AND = SQUARE
NAPKINS TO MATCH.
NEW GLASS LINENS CRASHES AND KNIFE
CLOTHS.
S4 WIDE TABLEC ECANToN AT 75c. ANDslo5.
COMPLETE STOCK Or BELGIAN PILLOW AND
SHEEIING LINENS. ALL WIDTHS AND
QUALITIES ThATCAN RI RELIEDON
IOEhISH TOWELS, MAkSEILLtS QUILTS
SUMNER BLANKETS, FROM - To SO PER
PAIR
CLOSING PRICES" ON PARASoLs. EMBRoID-
EAhD ROBES.INDIA SILKS, LoUISINt,S AND
SUMMER SILKS
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN WHITE GOODS
EMBROIDERED SWISS MUSLINS A y ID
LINEN LAWNS
NOVELTIES" IN HAIR LINE STRIPED ALL
WOOL FRENCH SERGES
BEST FRENCH SATEENS REDUCED TO 3Oc
PER YARD.
Es PLAIN FIGURES ANDCORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY.
PERRY BUILDING.
Penn Avenue. Corner 9Th street.
Established 1910. au7
Evening star., 1886-08-10
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. Aug. 10. 1856
Lndscotto'ls for "a Hours Commencing aI 3 -. M
To-Ctoug.
For District of Columbia, Delaware, Maryland
and Virginia local rains. southerly winds, no
decided change in temperature.
WITHOUT DOUBT Washington people are ap-
preciative, for they have come in great num-
bers to purchase our elegant Tea at 80 cts. a
pound, and their unanimous verdict is that IL
Is the best they ever bought for the money.
Now, you come and try it,
n. r. METzGER & Bro,
Az 9TH street NV.
TYPHOID FEyER--Charles Hartford, of New
Castle, Westchester county, y. u suffered with
typoid fever and was given up TO die. He was
restored To health in one week by taking five
Brandreth's Pills every night and drinking
Brandreth's Pills will invariably cure any kind
of fever.
The NEW Photo ART Co., 9o5 Pa. ave.
ZINE PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy. 100 Pa av.
REIsfNGER's ice cream, $50 G st. NV.
THE PROMPT MANNER in which the National
Mutual Life Association has paid its losses
should commend il To all persons seeking in
surance. The costs are as low as any of the
secret societies. There are no annual or quar-
teriy dues. For particulars address Frank j.
TibDets, General Manager, 1920 r ST. NV
REMEMBER, if you are buying Groceries that
every dollars worth of our immense stock must
be sold. Bargains. Bargains,
y. L. METZGER & Bro,
All 9TH st. NV.
FACE and Eyesight fitted. 81 Hernpler' s. cor Al.
Evening star., 1886-08-10

John Ruskin's illness has decreased. His
condition Is now pronounced to be that OF con-
vaiescence.
Sir samuel Ferguson, Q. c., LII. D., and presI-
dent OF the Royal Irish academy, 10 dead. He
was 16 yeSrs OF age.
Evening star., 1886-08-10
The b. and O. Has Not Bouxht Greer
willie.

From the New York SUM- to-day.
IL was printed on Saturday In a morning
newspaper that the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road company, through a secret agent had
purchased good part of the land in the neigh
borhood of Greenville and Cavan Point N. j.
and that the roads New York terminus was tC
be In that vicinity. Vice President Samuel
Spencer,of that company said yesterday ''There
Is no truth in the story, whatever"
Evening star., 1886-08-10
CITY AND DISTRICT.

AmuSements Tonight.
ALBAUGH'S.-"The Queens Lace Handker-
chief"
MANASSAS PANORAMA.-15ths street and Ohio
avenue.
ATHLETIC PARK.-Roller coaster.
Evening star., 1886-08-10

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boys Patrons students may select any studies or
choose ths regular English ssentie Business Cass.
soM
and zen other Colleges % % and p s schSes Ten
the department PHYSICAL and Shemi ~
volumes added % library in Isss Pkysicai appafs.
inso1cstinS drioks For new llustrated eEessr ad-
II and
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Tr7s rna BOTH sExE
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NfARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,
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se!ees Boarding and Day school for
-. Young Young 5sdiss & and Little girls. :.
and MRS aRs al
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Pupils desirous of preparing for the regular
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Schools for Boys For Young Prspaes
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Recommended by Robert A. Lamberton. LII D..
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endowed that it offers ee tuition to all.
115tuth.s35t W. ULR1cH, PHI D.. Principal.
~ SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
The fourth year of this school known for 33 years
as Chestnut street seminary will open Wednesday.
September 29th at OgOntZ. the spacious country seat
OF jay Cooke, near Philadelphia For circulars, ad-
dress PRINCIPALS
jel2eo45t OgOntz. Montgomery county, Pa
SHENANDOAH VALLEY ACADEMY
- Winchester, Va.
For Boys and Young Men.
Refer to Hon. John Goode and W. A. Maury, Mr. C.
G. Lee and Mrs. Emma McCAnill. Address c. l.. C.
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Evening star., 1886-08-10

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Mary
Bradley ct al to Joseph III. Bradley, pit. Chevy
Chase, 1S acres; 3. j. III. Rowland to Fannie
A Moore. sub 81, So. 62S; S9,374. ]. B. Wi
mer TO VI. Ashford ct al, lot 90, Ps. sub
Widows Mite; S4,125. W. Richardson to C.
\. Moore lot 5, so. 81; $4,1OO. w. Q. Denni-
son ct al. To jeremiah III. Gilman, lots SO and
%, ID. and LIS. sub pit Mt. Pleasant; 81 300 r.
b. Golfer TO J. 5. Blankman, lots 20 and 22 and
Pt- 1s. So III; 3. o. .. Howard to Annie S.
Lynch, sub lot 81, 50. 435; $4,75O. b. E. En-
nIerts TO John I'll. Bunday, pit. 80, sub Mt
fIeasant, ath street road; S136.5O. E. Clark
To- W; L Norton, lot IA, 50. Gil; 3. Francis
bradley To NJ j. Keane, lot A, so. 1O1l;
$3,61o.1o. Jessie A. Sunderland To w. A.
johnson, sub lot 80, SO. 92; $5,42S.72. W. s.
Jessie Jessie q \. q sunSerisnd p to- oS3sS 9; sSSoS soS
80, So 92, s5.42o.72- W. 5. Rand to Mary E.
Coleman, sub lot + and pit 3, So. $50; $4,000.
1o19: 3 c. Mades to Louise Miller, sub %
So 81; >. u. IL. B. White To j. I. Arms, un-
divided hall lot 3, 50. So; S3,976.7O. H. ID.
50. 81; 3. c. Simns to q. b. Starkweather
lot ., ON Spring street, county; s. o. smith
10 ". T. Okie. lots 10 and 16 SO. 1888; $500
Mary r. Dries To Dorothea Repetti, pt 20 So
.32; 500. j. >. Garter To y. NJ. Ball sub 55
So 3O6; -. Kate NJ. Henderson To Mary Van
Rlswiek, subs 50 and 40, So. 2O3; S2.262. W.
Cniontown; $1,000. Washington Brick Ma,
chine company 10 ID. c. Leahy, lots 80 and So
So: 1908; 81 900. Same 10 j. F. Graham, lots
90 and 81, do; 81 900. Same To d. b. Croft
lots 80 and 81, do; 1914 Columbia University
70 X ID Nugent, sub Al, SO. 19i; 81, ,1S.. 90 f.
lynn 10 N Giynn e. L. lot 1, blk q, Il. and b. s
o. Slater, subs IL and II, So. 1S9; g. James
Lansturgh To Mary h Wright, sub NJ So 494:
$500. j. ). Swormstedt TO W. WUDonneli. sun
i16.sq.239; $1,000. W c. Hill to A. r. Lacy ut II.
anu pit A, Hills SUBJ Columbia University
Grounds;Ss,2 29o 40. A. L. Barber To +. A. Moore.
iot DIX lS, LIE Drolt Park; S3,1S6.37. Fannie
A: Moore To Lizzie j. Hunt, lot 1, blk, 13, do;
$3,lS6.37.
Evening star., 1886-08-10
OF LUNGS,

-. - -
SCROFULA OF LUNGS
1 am now 40 years old, and have suffered for the
last 10 years with lung trouble. have spent thou
sands of dollars to arrest the march disease
temporary relief was all that 1 obtained was unfit
for any manual labor for several years A friend
strongly recommended the of Swift's Specific Is.
s. ),caiming that he himself had been greatly bene-
hted by Its use in some lung troubles. resolved
tryt The results are remarkable My cough has left
me, my strength has returned, and weigh so pounds
more than ever did in my life 1t has been three
years since stopped the use of the medicine but I
have hadnO return of the disease there pains
or weakness felt in my lungs do the hardest kind of
mechanical work, and feel as wei: felt since
1 was boy. These, know, wonderful statements
to make, but am honest when say that owe my
existence and health to-day to s. S. S. I would be
recreant to the duty owe to humanity If failed to
bear this cheerful testimony 20 the merits of this
wonderful medicine. TT HOLT
Montgomery, Ala, June 25. 1885.
Swfts Specific is entirely vegetable Treatise on
Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free
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10 Drawer 3. Atlanta, Ga
Evening star., 1886-08-10

Harvey will not close his Oyster Saloon and
Restaurant for ladies and gentlemen this sea
son, and the public will find at all times first
class oysters, with all the delcacies of the sea.
son.
Evening star., 1886-08-10
Through Carelessness

OF our porters 100 dozen of our best towels were
midewed by the dampness OF our cellar We
will close them out at the rate Of three (3) for
so cts. Some cost us as much as 371, cts Sale
OF these goods will begin Wednesday morninQ
at 8, and continue until all are sold.
LANSBURGH & Bro.
Evening star., 1886-08-10

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Evening star., 1886-08-10
LAszBuHcH & BIO.

As August is always dull month for business and
fer Going without them have dete, mined TO make
stimulus by marking down all summer goods such
prices tEat the public Will be forced To buy them.
our whit goods department is stocked with a COM
plete lire of goods ON all of which have put prices
even lower Than before.
FIGURED LAWNS
5 figured lawns reduced to 4c per yard
12l2 figured lawns reduced to Sc per yard
Crnkled Seersuckers in late summer or early fall
coloringS
NEW GOODS, VERY PRETTY
Fine Batiste Dress Goods l2lac per yard.
We nave also received some new dark colorings in
have yet the prettest and largest assortment OF
beautiful line of American satines at 12,sc. per
cur embroideries in Narrow wide and all over to
n alch any wash material at prices lower than ever
extensively of these goods this we have
more than we Wi TO rry. so have cut the prices on
these very effectively.
6-inch Oriental Lace for l2l1c. per yard
4O-inch Egyptian Founcng for SL5O
all All Other slsa,, widths ai si IN Proportion
you ind such an eie ant variety to select from;
have all the widths in these goods TO match.
We make specially of Fine Laces.
Beaded Net and Fronts.
GrenaiIne Ne and Fronts
Laties Laundried Chemisettes, only 25c
Ladies Pique Chemsette I9c
Ladies' finest quality Linen Chemisette turned over
points. pleated fronts Only 5Sc
ladies' AlI-nen Collars and Cuffs department
also on our first floor.
Ladies' Celluioid Collars. JSc
ladies Celluloid Cuffs, Soc per pair
These are nice for tr svelng.
can give you three styles select from
Laules Linen Sets collars and cuffs only 25c per
pair. " f~-
4 different patterns.-Coars and Cuffs TO match
nicely any color embroidery for the same money
RUCHING.
We VIII open on Tuesday. August 9th an imported
feet goods ever made. There will be go different
effects TO select from. AS ruching is will be worn
very much we call your special attention.
We shall continue to sell White Tourist Ruching 6
yards in a box, for l9c per box.
Another cut in Dress Robes All that were marked
down to So % will now be sold at 81: $3 81 25 S4 9s
unt sold out
The reduction of 10 per cent made in our pauze un
derwear Will still hold good you can vel buy any
article in our underwear department coming under
the head OF gauze al reduction of 10 per cent
All goods when advertised, in stock and plenty of
them. All bona hde statements Bring This 'ad'
with you for reference
Evening star., 1886-08-10
HousEKEEpERs. HousEKEEpERs,
HOTEL CAFE AND LUNCH ROOM PROPRIE.
TORS. DRUGGISTS AND THE TRADE IN
GENERAL, ATTENTION! ATTENTION!

1t has been deemed advisable to change the mans
Sreadx prepared for the improvements Of our Store
NO. All Ith 81 NV. the result Of which will necess
tate the tearing Of Store literally to pieces Con.
sequent every dollars worth Of goods comprised In
Therefore we will offer for the next two weeks all
OF our Immense stock OF groceries, wines and whiskes
such an opportunity been before the public buy
nrstciass gfoceries Of every kind at great reduc
tlou ~ we Oner We have been very, very busy for
tnS past forty days but we expect and know this will
ntlpe US more business than attend 70 In the
same carefni manner always do this Is an ex-
ceptaon 80 II you wish to avail yourself of bargains
bargains call quickly and leave your order, IL will pay
you.
T. NETZGER d BRO,
au7 AT 7th sk NV.
Evening star., 1886-08-10
The Nationals Knocked Ont Again.
OTHER GAMES YRSTERDAY-RUMoRS ABOUT

OTHER GAMES YRSTERDAY-RUMORS ABOUT
THE B.. b SITUATION.
The Nationals were overwhelmed by the st.
Louis team yesterday by a score of 13 to 3. The
new pitcher, Fox, sent eleven men to their
base on balls, and number of others on the
home team took a hand at making errors. The
same clubs play again to-day. There are many
rumors afioat regarding the base bail situation.
II is said tnat beside being provided with a new
manager, the Nationals are to be strengthened
from the ST. Louis club.
Other games yesterday: At New York-New
York, 3, Detroit, 2. AT phia-Philadel-
phia, IL; Chicago, i. AT Boston-BOstOn, 5;
Kansas City, D. At Pittsburg-PiItSburg,7 Z; Bal
timOre, 2 AT Cincinnati-Cincinnati7 :; Brook
lyn, 2. At Louisviile-Louisville, q; Metropoli-
tan. U,