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Dess fatterns and Paris Robes in elegant quality
with full quantity for dress and TRIMMING reduce 20
half price ~
nsaeloths all oolors and grades at reduced prices
Dress ooods ali grsd s. at reduced prices
ne-l ssotsh PiAids reduced from 80 to $50.
En<hsh Cheviots. reduced from 81 20 to Use
hsrsey Cloths for Clo.ks reduced from a. 10 A IN
AstrskhAn Cloths. elegant qualities at reduced
prices
Quilted sa'ns finest qua lity satin. fancy stitched
reduesd from sl25 10 ell
Mourning Goods at reduced prices
sIn and Velvets at reduced prices
M SINISTER b sons
slo Pennsyivsnls avenue.
One Price. AZ
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BARGAINS BR1eHrEs
AS THEY TAKE THEIR FLIGHT.

BARGAINS BR1eHrEN
AS THEY TAKE THEIR FLIGHT
Here are some that will not tarry long. The wise
are sure to be here first They always want first
choice and they're entitled to it Be Of the wise
and come here now while the items hereinafter men,
toned are still in stock.
Silk Umbrellas. with silver-.ipped handles. that
were splendid values at $3.50 and s2.75. now
marked to 20 at 81 so each. Don't you want ones
If you do now is the time: they're here.
Finest Lambs Wool Underwear. in natural color.
that were selling at sc so apiece, now g.
Very Fine Scotch Lambs Wool Underwear, re-
duced from s17o to 1925 APIECE (whits and
natural colors)
Cancels Hair Underwear reduced from 81 to 80
cents.
Extra Heavy Scarlet Cashmere Wool Underwear
reduced from 81 so to % apiece
The $3.50 grade reduced to S1.25. and the OIL
kind to 80 cents.
vicuna Wool Underwear. colors blue. drab, old
gold and brown. They were the best values ever
offered in Underwear at sl.75 apiece They are
now reduced to s1.4O.
EItra-Fine English Merino Underwear, fawn-
colored full regular made, reduced from $3.50 to
81 apiece.
Extra Heavy Fine Regular Made White Lambs
Wool Underwear. marked down from $3.50 to Sc
apiece.
While these reductions not sensational they
bona tide and very heavy, averaging 80 per cent
You want to know simple facts and we shall not mis-.
lead you BY any extravasant statements. We are
Offering you these seasonable filings at less than
wholesale pricesless than they us. less than
could duplicate them for now, but the season ON
the wane and don't want carry them in stock for
another year.
Here other items Of interest the perusa Of
which will Pay you:
Beautiful Colorings in "Teck" and "Four-in-
hand" scarfs that were the best values in town at
choice. Hundreds Of patterns to select one from
Those that sold readily at so cents each can
now be had for 81 cents, and
The 3o-cent Neckwear of every kind now going
at quarter of dollar each.
The Teck scarfs come in the Hampton" Carol
ton." Harvard" and other knots Thus it will be seen
that We now offer you an opportunity of laying in
supply of the kinds Of 1ngs that always in order
that fashionable, seasonable and eood-atsprices
less than We could duplicate them for now Will it
not them to at least look these things over.
You are sure to find among them something that you
can use
sAKs COMPANY.
OUTFITTERS,
jsl2 SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE
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SHALL VIZ MAKE
HUGE DONATION,
WE SHALL
While Congressmen cudeelins their brains to
invent . plan to reduce the surplus we have taken
BULL By THE HORNS"
stock Of
FINE READY.MADE
CLoT HING
To make room for the builders. who are pushing u.s.
Shall We make you donation! We shall. Under the
circumstances could not do otherwise and live up
to our idea Of right 1t 10 due to you that make
some acknowledgment Of the multitudinous favors
you have showered upon US. hence We offer
Fine Montsensc surtouts with velvet col
lars, satin sleeve Innings, and double
warp Italisn body Innings, at........ $3.50 each.
Reduced from SIS. modest donation Of $3.50 to
every purchaser.
On Saturday. October %, 1884. we threw open our
doors to the people, soliciting share Of their patron
age. promising to protect them in every particular
We have kept the Z ith and to-day furnish new evil
dence Of our determination to continue doing to
wit:
Newmarket Overcosts Atwood Melton.
silk sleeve Innings. and double warp serge
body Lining. $500 each.
We soon learned that we had settled among q warm
hearted generous people, who took special delight in
risbt wa. teep,v sntbns;as,ic We Too ave- an,husas,
when we have il in our nower 10 ALI
" ~ f"ei W S''A
Fine Chinshilla 0vercoats. Black and Brown.
inss. and full SATIN Badv nin n sls a. LIN
Finding ourselves in the midst Of such charming
surroundings need tell you how deep an interest
the situation possessed for or how earnestly and
We set about it to make ourselves worthy of
your esteem your confden'e, your patronages Hav-
ing tnis ehd constantly IN view partly explains why
We offer You such tremendous drive in
Fine Corkscrew Oyercoats, Black and Brown
Observation-Disclosures. .n o.S As neeu 70 s1O 75
After remaining with you one year We found our.
-. auuea NOR rms - NOT speciay SURPRISING
h,wa ., .1 ne. 'ne iAc' .ha' our soods
- :, % " iui,y up 70 'ne reI"roi s'ahoaro
90 .ne pioe Aooeiins'S low. "eonfe Is evidence
~ Jul '.A'A' ne Vi
"P Rr"an s.,,n aTSnai rich Seal
Lining 90
$500 NECESSARY 10 nave more room, ana
noo was soueu' 10 say that we were hlghiy
sinoi Is tame way oi eApressinsN- 10 snow that
art no' '0rseuui Of past favors We offer You nova
Au-wool Cheyiot Overcoats. Gray and Brown.
with Silk Facings, Silk sleeve Innings, and
Douo.e-MarP ltalien Body Lining. hand
garment, Sl1 AZ
, ~ var ofousn' our goes more ana more IN
anu III u now an imperative necessity Tor us TO
nave still more room Walls and partitions must go
down. Every floor Of the spacious fol,rstory brick
double building s27 and 929 eth street northwest
pied by US e exclusively for the sale of
MEMS, YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHILDREN'S
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WANTED--HELP.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LIsBI5 SAILS
ss s. VIZ Ts,srs1oss STATING ..sy s,Ssa,ss cSf.
W,hsrEpsS $40. SosrsTLsr COOK sAsMEfR A .,Ip
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WANrKDZa nRioHr. EpuoATEp colokEp
man o.il Il Room sss q. islTS aoSr, "'" IL
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one Sou.s@ars and p.,n o ssa,ns IN t.pS
OF three' none without references need apply 200
WANTEp-AT DICKS AGENCY. WOMEN cuoks
,,,mnasv 70 $50 chambermAids w.itne--cs. nursss.
dairymen. ~iis at ons eis ;Sss 0s Siss.
WkNTED-woMkN COOKS sio 10 s4o. CHAM
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WANrED-AT lTl2 arH ST n w.. WHITE
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CURED Apply at 1904 NJ st nv. IL
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42s 9TH 81. NV lt.
WANTED WHITE LApl's MAID CoroREp
city references. DICKS AGENCY. al3 sth It nS IL.
WANTEp : COOKS NURSES, wAIIREssEs
lhsids seanstresseS &c. 500 white women COOKS
helnJ BuRNHAMs HEiP AaIScr. oso-G:s2 ) Il
WANTEp-IMMEDIaTE LY-woMAN FoR GIN.
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ployer. Call at i7os N st NV lsii-st'
WANTED-cRAYoN cANvAssERs; GOOD COM:
.pply BoM N INIT s,. @ses but I'll Rsd
WANTED-IN A FAMILY. A DREssMAKER
w who thoroughly understands her business ksf-
erences required Inquire az 4a2 N & ". -2ts
WANIED-Two FIRST. CLASS WHITE WOMEN.
w one TO cook aud the other to do chamber ~orsi
n,as, nsNr sood references Address Boa > star
WANrED-BoNs. WITH GOOD SOPRANO
49,, vices Salaries raid. Apily az ST. JoHN'-
S.y sanas. iSS 1aS n sta Sess.y and Pm
WANTEO = AN ENPERIENCED WHITE COOK
49, NIL va FOOD rsierene-s Alis At 1881 81 NV
oeior 10 am or between aud s pm. JAlo3t'
WANTED-FIvE LADIES CAN FIND PRoFITa
s s5sSs. . !, s, "a in every family s
WANrED-Two OR THREE GOOD MEN To
Wv sSss,t Orders ief an stssll,gt soasehold article
~ rsaa snnaas,ed By LADIES Men and women, white
s and se,9r i9r all snas Of done,,e labor ior District
! WANTED-MEN. WOMEN. BOYS. AND q RIs
w to roc. 20 81 hour their own homes M,
humbug. work 10 simple and easy. Twenty working
samples an envelope, containing a sAmple II goods
and fun Instruction. sent for loo g. help ray post
are &c. Address Al. Z. RowElL 4 90, Rutland VI
| dl2-.sm
| WANTED AN ACTIVE MAN LOCATED oUT-
| w side Of Washington. salary go 10 rlOO per
month, to represent an his own locality, an old n n
: house references. SrPT. MIC HOUSE Lock Box
| 1855. Nj. d.ls|fhkssw
WANTED-A DREssMAKER IN EVERY FAMILY
| w Learners for Prof. CHklsrNER's new In
I ternatonal Tailor System with any inch rule or
| tare-measure alone. a. all scienunc t.ilors cut
Patterns and materials cut basted. crapel or made
/ Mime. b. }. MEssEll "Cou serySlosy Auslcs ,2s
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RAD1Ar1Ne MAxrELs
dat Nov. l, 1887,
Combine the beauty and healthfulness Of the
OPEN CRATE FIRE
The efficiency and economy Of the
STOVE,
LATROBE
ALL IN ONE.
On inspection at the ONCE Of Company
THE BERLtNER RADIATING MANTEL Co,
8. BIEBER. Pres't. II. ADLER Treas
1OQ6 ct.
Sole Of the Patents Of Beriner for heaters
3alO-1m County rights for sale)
Observation-Disclosures YEARS SPECIALITY
~ ~ curing nervous and mental disease, spinal
strctures sciatica hysters, rheu nstisin, neuraga
chorea aud diseases generally Most extensive cleo.
the batteries outside OF Europe Static electricity
throueh clothing. References, permanent cures Ia
Weshingtou DE-. L 8. NICHOLSON,
1so-Sw 6O4 18th st. NV. cor. r.
DRENNAN,e WEST END HIRING AND LIVERY
ID Stable. 1878 20 l. established 1853 First.claas
S-s.g s9oTt noscs rns rsss3paels ss,tstactop
Prop d50 xot;mt
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~ January We took stock and found We pos.
sesssd $4,000 worth OF Housekeeping Goods
$4,000 worth of Upholstery Goods, 81, 500 worth
Boys Clothing. When the inventory was taken
also found the sales have been large but the profits
too small. Since we are in business for profit and
not glory. and since older. departments demand
more space, We have concluded to close out above
mentioned departments. WE REGRET IT. We feel
like the who is to lose q limb. But We vii, be
manly. The trying ordeal shall be gone through
quickly The price of each article is plainly marked
thereon. To remark $3.50 worth Of goods is
. big task-and will make it an unneces-
sary one. WE OFFER 20 PER CENT DIS
COUNT OFF MARKED PRICES OF EVERY
ARTICLE. You will appreciate this when we. re-
mind you the goods were selected By competent
buyers from the leading manufacturers and were
bought for cash. and that they were marked at small
profit Twenty cent OF such prices means you are
offered goods At so per cent below prices usually
quoted. We would make the PALAIS ROYAL depot
for your every requirement. during this great SALE
hence. the great reductions in prices in other
departmental List Of which you may notice in other
column We think this announces the most sweeping
Closing Out Sale ever advertised in the columns Of
The Star.
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G aG GG 200 90 200 B 3 SIS
Thirty feet Of counter and show and 25 feet of
we only show sample line duplicate stock being kept
allow NO one to even eQnal us in quality and prices.
PURSES.
Genuine Alligator, Buckskn and Ivory Leather. SC.
Large Alligator Buckskin. Grain Leather and Plush.
Eight styles Double Compartment Purses. l5c
Ftue grade Seal Japanese aud Alligator 25 and Acc.
POCKET-BOOKS.
Long Book; OKydized Metal Clasp and Corners. 25c.
uRs
medi IN and square, ladies' or r,en's. Acc.
Real Seal, Ruckskin- led Short Book, roc
Mems Short Books, real seal calf with without
strap, 99c.
Ladies' Books in latest designs. fine seal. Japanese
and calf. all calf lined, 99c.
Finer quality goods from 81 40 to 5000.
CARD-CASES
Five styles, 1Oc.
Imported Stamped Leather, 25c.
Genuine Japanese, Alligator Calf and Grain Leather
with or without metal corners. Acc.
Imported and Domestic Fine Goods, 99c to $780,
MEMS LETTER-BOOKS AND WALLETS.
Letter Books 29c. to 4499.
Long Wallets. Doc. 49c.; Fine Calf, 99c.; Russia,
Sl99.
TRAVELLING BAGS
Ten-inch Genuine Alligator, 40.
Teninch Grain Leather Cub Bag, e1.19.
All the popular styles and prices.
Watch for our new designs IN Shopping Bags
SMITH wARDwELL.
n16-3m 705-7 07-709 Market Space
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En- 4 $$ #Ss M" s sss
BBbs ( ~ HuuP MMM n ssss
jal2 9TH. STH AND STREETS.

TINS Means BUSINESS.
80 PER CENT DISCOUNT
BRODHEAD co.
Offer an elegant 81 all-woOl French Cashmere and
their entire stock OF Shaws at 30 per dis cunt
Also wonderful bargains in Silks. Satins, Velvets
Pushes, Dress G. DDS Hosiery Gloves, Handkerchefs
Corsets, Blankets, ,mfort bes Counterpanes, Tab
l. mems, Towels, Ladies' and cents Underwear Card
gan Jackets. etc. 81 81 face Velvet, now 75c Vel.
vettens, 35c. Atwood Seamless Half Hose, 2Jc
BRODHEAD co.
ta12-3t 9O1 st. Masonic Tempfe).
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

~ nS S1@gse a,I Pf rs r Ss Of reeFeo sT.'
WANTED-Bl ENGLISH PRoTEsrANTA SIR
w u.ti,n as waitress or chsnierinaid aud Waitress
ApIlyfor two days 0s psf. NV jai2-'st'
WANTED-PosrTION AS CLERK. OR oTHER
fair handwriting. understands b,okae.riDs. sonis
experience: small SALARY at frst. hest city rerei,s
A Al. LAMBUTH. 1854 q 81. Jal3-3t.
NNANTED-BY A kEsFECTABIR COIDRED NAN
w situation az driver waiter in private nily
18th 1t. n. IL
WANrED-pOsIIIoN As LETTER CARRIER
WI pay 100 O. rarsl procuring siigai.n or
NVANTEp-Bl YOUNG WHITE WOMAN, WHO
w is hrst-clsss cook. situation in a fr,t-cas-
NJ q, star once. IL.
M ANTED-A LADY, WHO, IN A GENERAL TX.
w animation 10y the CiyilserNice Commission. at
her state the quota OF wharf, hoWever. iull. desirs
scusse al r1 Tadrssna. GERMAN = I. l% s
With land avs having had Iraciieai ehIerence ma the
lawyers oaice, and has some know edge G. ars.a
business. Address NV YORK, star office. Jal2-3t.
WANTkD-BY LIcENs d ENGINEER A sIIU.
w alton as engineer OF nrttnan Address Dbl .Uth
ST. Jala-3.
MANIFESTATIONS FOR ALL KINDS OF
>, help en 5Tes to rs5SeS FSSr"p, S
; ROOM RENTING BUREAU. az sta ST a. ". tan
pm. jA' 2N'
NV ANTED-BY YOUNG CoLoRED MAN
w situation a. waiter in private iaml or 10 wat
eentleman; good oity References Call or address ".
A. c, 3l4 Maine ave. s.w. ll22t'
NNANTFD-DIcK's AGENCY HAS FIRsT-CLAss
w Cooks. ciIanbernaids, wstr-ss =. laundr-ss.r.
seamstrssses, nurses, buffers, coschmen. house
and boys. with city rcfer-nces 6l3 Sth l.-et'
VA ANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS
w for Cooks. Chambermaids Waitress. IAuudress
aud Nurses Sean-tress Men Msiters q ,oks Coarhen.
Buffers sAM'L A. CooMBs 9:.O ". jal2-Bs.
loNs FoR WHITE AND col
w ORED Cooks, maids, nuisss waters. houseIlen.
kitchen hands three refined houssk eepers, lady
coryists &c. +. NJ BUkNHAM. 63o-632 ST. "A. y.
la7-6ts
HIANTED-sITUATIoN As COOK BY RE-
w spectable white woman. who thor Iughly under
stands her busne 3 IN private family aurant.
Call o address COOK. 639 l. street sc. lAll-.t.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ny FIRST CLASS
w machinist Sht complicated work IL capable
of taking charge acting salesman. Address MA
CHINIST. Star Once. lall-3f.
WANTED-A SITUATION. BY YOUNG MAN:
w has had eight years experience grocery. meat.
and prov sion business and furnish IN. best
ence this city. Address BOX lp. Office u lts
NNANTED-A LADY OF REFINEMENT WOULD
w like q position reader OF companion 10 IN
valid; references exchanged Address READiii.
star Office. .alO-:bt'
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Gun Srock TAXING
will begin SOON Annihilxtion Of Values in Every De-
partmsnt.
MEMS ovERcoATs. SUITS. PANTALooNs AND
FURNIsHINaa
YOUTHS BOYS AND CHILDRENS CLOTHING
Chinchills Overcosts, from 9l0 up.
satin-Lined Overcosts from sl3.50 up.
Prince Albert Suits. from $50 up.
Four-B Button Cutsway Suits, from Gig mp.
business sack Suits. from % up.
chiiiren's Ovorcosts. from e2.5O up.
Childsen's Suits. from o2.5O up.
Pantaloons, from e2.50up.
Other Goods not mentioned viii BE- sold ct rsduc.
ton. no matter what thsformer price
NOAH WALKER 4 CO.,
JAZZ 625 Pennsylvania ave.
DRzss Sz1nra
.S!ssifHi o i'klsi s.
W. 9. TEL.
035 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE dsl
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IL seems little odd, In view OF the past, TO hear
senator Hale quoting Carl schurz as a political
authority
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-12

M Easion sold the following horses by auction at
Jerome Park yesterday:
Amos-2yeasold bay colt by Eolus-IdaIla; Castle
Stable $1,000.
samaria-2ycar-old bay nlly. by Dalnacardoch-syra
J. ~. JeGcott. 5000.
Duplcity-2-5 earold bay FLY. by Reform Article c.
Boyle. ei25.
Edisto-l.year-old chestnut nly by Enquirer Dabu
william Easton commission, 500.
Mint Bloon-3 yeaI-od chestnut lily by King Alfonso
Mint Drop; william Oliver, s40O.
Cfusader-3-year-old bay gedIng, BY Woodlands
PrecOsa J. l.. Isaacs. 500
Ofando-6-ycaro brown rclding, by Billet eolia
David Kennedy, 1915.
Manhattan -year-old chestnut colt by Bramble.
Bcnecil John Pepper, 1875.
One-year.old chestnut colt by Frederick the Great
Pride Of the Village; a. j. Devoe. 1926.
Marha-3 ycaT-oli black ally by Tom Ochlltree- Emmn
f. Brodie. 1925.
Strathern-2. yearold chestnut ge!iing. by King Al
fonso- ashionette; william Carp, s2e5
Purlta-2 yeaOld by Pizzarro BeuIah; ]. C. Mcdonald.
sao5.
Davis-o- year.old black colt by LeonardGn; J. b.
PrlccE s175.
Nose K.--2.yearo!d lay colt by Ens Alionso-Aserla
J. c Mcdonald. $50.
Twoyear-oli bag colt by IroQuols-Netue IIyne; ].
McI'eon sos.
onc.year.old bay colt by King ErrcstLaura Could
William Oliver $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-12
WINNERS AT LATONIA.

Cincinnati. Oct 1.-The weather at Latonia was Of
the worst possible description to-day II raned all the
afternoon. making the track heavy.
First race-Selling. six furlongs TIme-1 rs IL
Katie s. first. Jessie Mcfarland second, Blue Eyed
Belle third. Other starters Luke Dart. Cleo Martin
Monocrat. Karl H.. Walker Holland. Little I'm and J. NJ
Cup.
Second racc-Free handicap. one milo and three-six
teen,hs Time-2 :Oi -. Panama first Famine second
Brother Ban third. Other Stoney Montgomery
Big Three IIindoo Rose Bonanza, Berncsse. Longigh
Woodcraft Dad I'd Nscs ard Birthday.
Third race-pursc; five fuI.oncs Tnc-1 05 70
Icmlni FIRST Sunlight second. Cherry Blossom third
Other Lady Wrinkle. BY Chance Kate Malone
Nylcptha Lady ncmphll, Monta Hardy Cora L.. Zulu
and Queen OF Trumps.
Fourth race-Purse; six furongs Tlmc-1 II Ia
Penny first. Sir Edward second. Casaway H. third.
Fifth racc-Tobacco Stakes mile. Time h5 ga
Everett first, Colonel Hunt second Briigeght third
Sixth race-Seling. six furongs. Time rs. Catal
"a nrst. Hector second, Ercbus third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-12
Assistant-secretary Maynard replied as follows:
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE

Washington, Oct 1l-Flrst Lieutenant II. J. Patten
2lst Infantry, has been granted months additional
leave OF absence Lieutenant Colonel Leslie Smith, goth
Infantry has been relieved from duty Fort Msgnnis
Montana Territory, and ordered his
Captain John b. Rodman Goth Infantry. has been
granted months leave Of absence and First Lieutenant
IL. L. Scott 9TH Cavalry, leave Of absence for four
months Colonel Amos Beckwith. Assistant Commssary-
General; Lieutenant James NJ Moore Deputy Quarter
General and Captain James N. Morgan. 21th
fantry, appointed Board Of Survey examine
certain clothing and eaulpage at St. Louis for which Cap
tain T. III Hathaway, Assistant Quartcrmaser. is &C
countabe.
Assistant Engineer William T. King been ordered
examination for promotion Civil Engineer Robert T..
Peary duty the Department Of Yards aud Docks at
the New York yard. Naval Cadet It. N Cress has been
detached from the Naval Academy and placed waiting
orders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-12
GAMEs IN OTHER CITIES.

Boston, oct 11.-BOston defeated Pittsburg In two
genes to-day, noticeable for the heavy hitting on the
home side and the flno pitching Of Madden and
Radlourpc The score OF the first game follows
P PGi!ga Q . ] . 9 90
DISQUALIFICATION 10, Pttsburg 3. Errors-Boston
.. Fitteburg 3. Ptchers-Madden and Calvin. I'm
pre-SIr Valentine.
Owing to darkness only six innings played
n the second game. The pittsburs PLAYERS mao
as follows:
Boston o Ia
Pittsburg . o 0 o o.
Basehlts-Boston 4, Plttsburg l. Errors Boston
/ f.o-oaTs valsntn .,'A'f'"'0On' '4 ''
Washington, oct LITTLE Wash ngtons outplayed
Detroit everywhere to-day and won the game chiefly
game was called at the end OF the eighth inning on
this account The score was:
R Re'roI5 Z Q Q 9 3 O.
Ia chits-Washington TO- Detroit 3. Errors-Wash-
ineton 3. Detroit g. PItchers-Keefc and Conway
Philadelphia, Oct 1.-The Philadelphia nine won
today's game n the first inning, when they knocked
9ui sS uE four GanGa r. the re ricb.5 innings ne
weather decidedly cool, and when the game was
called at The end Of tho ghth inning the spectators
were much pleased as the players. The score was
as follows:
GGRSI lssa ''f 6S SO SS-S
ah saaS 'Pfaso and
Tcner Ump.res-Dancls and Powers.
Baltimore oct 1.-THE home team outplayed It's
Cleveland rivals at every point to-day and won as
follows
G Hsl',%ssG 3 . % Q 60 60
Basahits- Baltimore ?. Cleveland 3: Errors-Balt-
more l. Cleveland >. PcheTs-W alkcr and Baker
Umpirc-Mr Ferguson.
Louisville, oct 1.-THE Lou sville nine played In
good trm to-day and defeated the champions by the
following scOrc
S. Louis .o o o Q o s-s
Louisville . . o o D O-3
Dasehits-st louis >. louisville g. Errors-st
Louis D, Louisville 1. PtchclS-king and Ramsey
Umprc-Nr DOcscher
Detroit oct. 11.-Prcsdent smith, of the petro
baseball club denies the truth of the statement sent
our from PttsbuTg that Camel and Richardson have
been sold. lie says there has not player been sold
or any special player There IS no probability o.
any negotlat being opened until after the annual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-12
THE HOOSIERS' HEAVY FALL.
OVERWHELMED BY THE LOCAL TEAM
AN EXCITING GAME IN BROOKLYN ENDS IN A

AN EXCITING GAME IN BROOKLYN ENDS IN
TIE-THE SCORES.
Flushed with three consecutive victories over the
Boston nine, the Indianapolis team to Gotham
Yesterday determined to annihate the champions
The New-Yors players, however, saw matters In an
entirely different light, and turned the tables by
administering to tho players from the Hoosler State
one of the worst defeats given TO League club
this year. The local club played a superb game
and had their rivals beaten before the game was
half over. The weather was too cold for tn full
enjoyment Of outdoor sports, and the tendance al
the Polo Grounds light in consequence
But for the excellent manner In which the home
team played the contest would have become hrcsome
As 1t was, the onlookcrs seemed TO hugely enjoy
The battle onesded Il turned out TO be. Litile
George again p chcd with effect, showing plenty
Of speed, and also excellent command Of tho ball
lie was spcndidly supported. not an error marking
the local mines record The Indianapolis men did
not get a run, and made only three scattering base
hits. Their column however, was more gener-
ously contributed to. The follows: