Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-16
The HALL Players.

THE GAME IN PIIILADELPHIA-THE ST. LOUIS
FRANCHISE SOLD
The game in Philadelphia Saturday between
the Washingtons and PhiIadelphias was called
during the sixth inning on account of rain
The score at the end of the nth inning stood 3
to in favor of the Phiadelphias. The Ma
tionals will play the New York nine l.. this
city this afternoon. 1t is expected that We,cf.
and Ewing Will be the battery of the visitors
while shaw and Gilligan will form that of the
home club.
Six games will be played this week at the
olympic park for the amateur championship
OF the District of Columbia. The game TODAY
will be an exhibition game between the Olym-
pics and the Pension office.
On Saturday the Patent Attorneys defeated
II 10 13.
A dispatch from St Louis says a transfer of
all the properties of the ST. Louis Athletic asso-
citation, including its franchise and privileges
as member of the National League OF base
pan clubs, TO L. a. Coquand, was recorded there
saturday. Inc consideration named was S2O-
900. SO'
Yesterdays games in various cities resulted
I3 baltimore, q. (Afternoon)-Louisville Do;
BALTIMORE. .. At acknowledgements 1:
athletic, .. AT 81. Louis-St- Louis, 8; Brook
Ign, o.
DEATH OF Mrs. WIN. w. MooRE-Mrs. Luz
elnda Ann Moore; wife of Capt. w. w. Moore,
treasurer of the Metropolitan Railroad com,
pany, died yesterday morning at the family
residences, 600 street, in the SOth year of her
Moore, commanding officer of the Washington
Light Infantry; Of Gales Moore, of the National
metropolitan bank; of Mrs. DIR. Daniel McFar-
Fan ana OF Mrs Nourse, wife of T. NJ Nourse
the broker. of 1920 F street. The funeral will
TAKE place Tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock
rom her late residence. Capt. Moore and MS
family have the sympathy OF numerous friends
In their bereavement
To RAISE FUNDS FOR Pay FoP . Scuoor
BCILDING.-A large number of .entlenen of
81 DoInlnics church met yesterday to- devise
means for raising funds to aid in he compile
non %, the handsome new school building and
nall which has just been erected by Father Dom
nelly AT the meeting IL was decided To nave
AN envelope collection taken W. at all the SER
vices on sunday, September 9TH for the pur-
pose of realizing the amount required. Among
Those present were y. Il. Shea, j. j. DerInodv
>. r. Young. Gwynn Harris. L. T. Keanc Win
buckley, NJ. j. Colbert, WaI. 4. Harvey. j. ].
LAY r H. Hill, Owen Fc@an, ]. y. Moran. IA
Mciermott, David Murphy. J.. Il. Cook, IL. l..
:" after, VIM Sauter. j. j. Brosngn. c. F. Me-
LLa ah hin. j. f. Marsdsn. JGhn Mcpernott,
Dewitt, Henry Mc(irann, George X PETTY. F.
fi:zser,id, +. Downey, Patrick Lynch and NJ.
Melnerney-
AN ARCHERY MEET IN THIS CITY-W
Bartlett, president of the Potomac Archars has
sent circulars 10 archeEs throughout ths. conn
Try, inviting the latter. whether belonging to
clubs or not to meet the rotOInac arthrrs i'm
TINS city on October q and = Arrangements
Viii be made for a diversity OF shooting and "A
sufficient number OF prizes wall be offered To-
give interest to- the contests. Col. Wilson of
Use OF the arsenal grounds TOR the grand meet
IN October. Encouraging assurances have been
received from Brooklyn, Cincinnati and Chi
cagO, and IL i expected that ~ many archars
will come To Washington as will meet this week
a. ChautauqGa- Mr.. McCutcheon won the gen
Yemen trophy last week, and Mrs. Maxson
The ladies.
RoBBERIEs REPoRTED-Wm. :. Lamb 6I3
AZ street. reports stolen from his money drawer
10y Sneak Thief Saturday afternoon 81
SiaytoH Donncli, Anacosiia road, reports The
larceny OF a silver watch valued at s2.-Mrs.
Dora Beck. 1907 Vermont avenue reports
stolen = locketbook, Containing S25O-Robt
49, MSioef; TO oth street southwest, reports
and "-l.er articles valued ut $50.
"A WAsHiNGroN LADY TAXES THE BLACK
Blessed Nir2!4 was celebrate. an the Notr,.
Dame conNeiie an Baltimore yesterday Twenty
Evc nON-Ccs = ,eived the b!aI.S ven arnotY,,
whom Miss Clotilda pirnstein nf 81 I
Beph parish. this city. =
he TOOK THE FRUIT WHILE DRrSK-Dan'l
W. Davis, an ex-lieu;enant commander in the
navy, was in the dock before Judge Harner
this morning charged with stealing some
peaches ana pears from " Politics fruit stand
On 9Th street 1t was shown thai he toot H.
1ruit from the stand about 3 O'clock xesterdav
@0Ir1ninS While the proprietor was asleep and
Hqi."r. He claimed that he took the fruif ne
sa s, ne Knew the proprietor and intended TO
nltely on his personal recognizance
TIE PAN. ELEcTRIc COMPANY AND THE R.r,
hlENfEIne executive committee OF the Pam
Ing 1t Hon. Casey Young's Office in this civ
saturday night, and, IL Is Understood matured
plans "f action In the Pan-Electric suits now
pending IN the west, and also to press the ease
egainst TIE Bell patent at the Patent Once
Hhere il : positively stated Prof. Gray's ori~i
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