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Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

Tho Hen. John Q, Wise, son Of ex-
Governor Henry A. Wise, OF Virginia
Will speak in the Institute Hall, on Sat
usdAy evening, September 29. undel
tbs Auspiees OF the Tippecanoe Rspubli'
can Club. That club will hold meet.
ing this evening ct Its headquarters, at
Tsnth and Market streets.
A regular meeting Of the 7 M. R, o,
will be held on Friday, Beptemher 2l,
a f.er the business msatlug has adjourn
cd drill OF the marching club Wtll be
h d and an opportunity afforded the
members to procure thelE uniforms,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

PITTsBuRG, Sept. 1S.-Henry Pierce, a
hotel proprietor at Aemetona Station or
the West Pennsylvania railroad, has re
ceiyed letter from his brother Benjamin
who is butcher in NottinghamshireI
England, which says:
1--WE are sure President Cleveland will
be reelected and he Nils bill adopted
by Congress; and tell you England will
be In high feather then. We are doing
all we can to put President Cleveland In,
The workingmen in many places are con-
tributing a shilling apiece from theiI
weekly wages to be sent to America fol
use In the campaign.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 19.-Peter Will
son, a sailor on board the German steam
er Gamelia, was arrested yesterday after
noon by the Schuylkill Harbor police
upon the arrival of the vessel at kaighn's
point, on tie charge Of stabblng BerRard
Meredith, the mate of the vessel.
The stabbing was done at sea on Wed
nesday last and Wilson was at once
placed in irons. When the boat arrived
ut Kaighn's Point the captain notified
the authorities. The Delaware Harbor
police being busy elsewhere the schuyl
kill police tug steamed down and arrest
the prisoner. Last night he was locked
up at the Central Station. He will be
given hearing before United States
Commissioner this morning.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

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Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

Tho Street ana Sewer Coznm hatons
The Street and Sewer Commission
met 10 regular session last evening The
weekly pay-roll, amounting to t4fS 61,
Was presented and orders drawn in
fAvOE OF the PARTIES named.
Several representatives OF gasoline
companies were present, and wsre In
formed that All bids for lighting with
gasoline have been rejeoted-
The petition of George d. Ward for
permission to tap Shipley street sewer
above Sixth street, for the purpose Of
draining his property, was granted, as
was mieo the petition OF Hubert Cassidy,
askioR that the grade Of Banning etrest
be established between Maryland ave.
nue and BFoome street
James SAwdon, Jr., was granted per
misaion to set leo feet Of curb 1t Thir-
teeuth and Scott streets. Francis p.
Dillon was granted permisslon to set 30
feet OF cuYb on Sixteenth street between
Scott and Lincoln. An order for S22b 10
was ordered drawn in favor OF Daniel
Patton.
j, Frank Ball reported that liens
amounting to S93A1S had been collected
and deposited with the city treaaurer
Peter Ebner and others petitioned for
crossings at Fourth and Scott streets,
and the petition WAS granted. A resoiu-
tion Was adopted establishing the grade
Of Seventh avenue.
Bids for grading Church street bs
ltwee Front and Third were received
as follows: Martin Kacgb, 1917 cents
per square yard; P. OarDerry, 80 cents
Hugh Patton, 20 oentt William Dough
erty, 10 cents; Mlchael Riley, 10 cents
4 Bids for grading Scott street south Of
!. Delaware avenue were received as fol-
I lows: Martin KeoRh, 2lsz cents pei
square yard; John DolAn, 17M centsj z.
OAEberry, II cents; Michael kiley, 17N
loents The contract for grading Churcn
etreet was awarded to Michael Riley
and for grading Scott street 10 p. Oar
? berry.
l Ckiei Engineer Robinson WAS In
Z struetsd TO drive stakes for reBetting TIT
= curb on VAndeyer avenue above ThAtch
: or street, for filling in Thatcher stree
7 between Twenty sixth and Twenty
. eighth streete, And 10 take the measus'
e Of the old stone paving In the gutter
g lon Sixth street between jackson an'
! Monroe ttreets. Permission was grants
y lthe Fire Committee Of City Council I
Q use the bed of French street @oov
It Fourteenth street for test OF the hi
o department on October l An otde
IS for $500 on account was drawn in fave
=, of Daniel Dougherty for stone fur
}. nished, The city solicitor was In
Ir etructed 10 notify the Baltimore I
d Ohio Railroad Company to Keep N
8. croEsinRR at shlpley, Orange and Thor
N streets clear Of cars, The poaro tne
adjourned until Thursday evening,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19
Mlss France, music teacher. sol West
Lecture.

Rev. b. j. Cooper, OF New Bedford,
Mass will lecture In the A. q. n. 2.
Church, on French street between
Eighth and Ninth streess, on Thursday
evening, at 8 o'clock, on The elsments
of auc seas In church work" Mr.. Cooper
Ia an earnest lAborer In the good cause.
and his remarks will be well worth lls-
ttninS to. 1t Ia probable that he vii
preach In the above church on Sunday
ncrping, ard In Bsihel Church in the
evening. He will return to his home IN
New Bedford In the early part OF nexl
week,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

In delicate health, and all who suffer
from habltual constipation, will fnd
the pleasant California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup OF Figs, more easily
taken aud more beneficial In effect than
any other remedy. 1t acts promptly
Jet gently on the Bowels, Kidneys,
Liver and Stomach, and does not sioken
or debilltats. Alfdrugg lists. mr. n. b.
DAnforth, Second and Market, whole
sale agent.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

Ena gheaBeBg haa hOuaS IN Gh0 city
RanafSra DEos,' 4o4 kaYkss zsxssa
Oupping and Isechins, los e. SsooEd st.
Try Bush's coal you will like 1t,
Try BHsh's coal You Will surely liks 1t. -.
Aillsgd r, Davis leWeler, u, Second ct,
Fine is L. Rings, at AsAf's, u =. Fourth
Frank Roop Smith, druggist. hth anu hAnsi
American Laundry, coz West Front street.
brazilian Balm. immediate cure for numps.
Fine c,zars and Eosions at $. W. cor 10th
and Bennett streets.
White Pine Tree Tar and Honey, fs7
coughs and eolds, at the 25-cent candy fac
tory, no. 4 W. and street. TrF 1t.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19
A Young Unester hoy Klns Hts cousin

CHURCH HILL, Md, Sept. 1S.-Two
boys, VIM. Bailey, aged u, and bis
cousin, Robert Shelton, OF Chester Pa,
after playing a game Of mumblepeg,
vance, turned round, his breast was
penetrated an inch and a half by a knife
thrown by Robert, and the boy died In
two minutes. At the inquest the jury
rendered verdict of accidental death.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

Ths following games we're played
Al MISUNDERSTANDING. Il New
A. ohlosgo-ohiCAgo, o. PhilAdsl-
AZ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 8;
Washington, 2. Indianapolis, 81 Wash
a Desrolt-Dstroit, 81 Boston, 10.
Detroit. 4; Boston, 8.
AT 0inclnnAtl- Cincinnati. s; Ath-
letie, /.
OlevelsEd,3
At Louisvllls-LOuIsvllle, 81 Brook
Al ct. LouiE-st L,u's, IS; BSlti-
more, 3. -. ..--.
NOTES.
Bro,klyn is after the Athletics.
The Phillies open In Indianapolis TO-
morrow.
The Athletics play a. oInoiunAsI
again to day.
The Athletics tAve won one game oui
Of the last four.
How does New York feel toward
Philadelphia now?
Inc ALnleHcb WhuteA uESb ptUo9 pu
II they don't brace up they will be II
third place before long.
If Grim pbnI out he will play seoont
base and Dslahanty will be = Fixture II
left field for the Phllltes.
BIZ beating the Detroit Club t1ic
yasterday the Boston Club 10 again
bidder for third place.
| Auson will have some $4,000 pitch
ers to sell next season. The Chioag
Club now has eight,
While in Wheeling A.. j. Reach s'zs
up Frank KuAusB, the left-hAnde
pitcher Of the Wheeling Club.
Manager Shsrsig changed his D. %
after W6y hlhs's poor showing Tgtth Il
Brooklyn Club last sund.- and le
him At homo, taking n air instesd.
IL eaid that WeyI,ps's nav las be,
cut off.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19


a prominent Merchant in Trouble.
Old mopeybags mopes in his efiss ali
Az snapplsh and cross SIS a bear;
Tha clerks know enough to ksep out OF
his wsy,
L,st the merchant should grumbls
and swear.
Even Tab0y, tho cAt, Is in fear of cuff,
ora klof, II she ventures too near =
They al know the NJ Astsr ts apt to be
And ais tEeaks unexpected and queer,
What mskes the old fellow Sd curly
Aud behave 30 uonf9uadsdly meAn2
There's certainly romsthing The matter
with him
Ia 1t stomach, CT l.yer, OF splseL2
we've guessed it-hi8 liver IL sluggish
aud bad,
BIS blood is disordered aud foul,
IT'S enough to make any oae hopelessiS
Ard greet his beat friend with a
grow.
The world eide remedy, Dr.. Pleroa''
Golden Medical Discovery, Il Ill corrsoi
. disordersa liver and purify the blood
tone yodF sysssm snd bnlld % ycni
flebh and strength.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

The dssks, Instruments, minerals and
fatnituEe Ia the Wesley an College, at
SIrth and French streets, Will DO aold
at PUBLIC tale en- ThuEkday, the Hih
inss. Should arg public or private
school in the county need superior fnF-
risurs, no bsiter opportunity 10 s9care
the same will again bs preEentad ior a
long time.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19
WAnderinR Again.

Four young men named Charles Bott,
William Grler, Willie Speck and another
named Beck while returning from New
port last night, found Daniel McCabe the
wandering deaf and dumb boy upon the
railroad track. He had been sent to the
almshouse on Thursday last, but had es-
capped and was wandering aimlessly
around. The young men brought him
to the police station and in reply to a
question by officer Smith, said, he did not
want to stay In the almshouse.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

qLs eeiebrated Thres =. 3. E, clgAs,
isaInred by a. g. Bourbon q
Bro, SO. ale WEST 5sooEd street Tha
bsSa 90. cigar In she city. GEY ahsEn'
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

81. Johns Catholic Ohuroh, Hlekes'
sin, ia undergoing extensive repairs,
and, in oonteq a6nce, there will be no
masB or evening service thsrs tho next
three Sundays. There will be, hog
aver, two m asses these Sundays at 80
PatrIck'u Church, Ashland, the hfst 81
8 30 and the second ct 1880 q IN.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

To Mauch Chunk, and the switchback,
over the new route fr2m Wilmington,
through Bethlehem and the beautiful
scenery, also through the Lehigh Valley
to the Switch, will leave the B s. o. s'a-
ton, foot of Market street, at 6 q. nj
Delaware avenue 8 10, arriving at Mauch
Chunk at IL a. m. Returning, leave
Mauch Chunk at $50 p. m arriving in
Wilmington at 10.45 p. m. First exeur
sion on Thursday, September 81; second
on Thursday, October IL. Ticzets for
this delightful trip, through valleys and
around the mountain sides, only S2.75 ;
children, $1.3S. Parties wishing to stop
over can do SO for three days by paying
81 extra.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

A large brown horse, with white fsce,
belonKiaa to j. 8. Hamilton, Fifth ano
King street,, sirayed from the pasture
near RiverVitw Cemetery on FRIDAY
las', and 1t is supposed that he mas pteh
taken up by one Of the farmers AuJoih-
ING or Been ridden of by some tramp.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

DR.. Lippinoott, GOA French street,
continues to treat rheumatism neura l.
Rla, dyspepsia. lung troubles, heart, KID
neys, liver and blood, female WeAknsHS'
ohIldren's diseases, &e.l SO.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

thsa aqaE5aody ought TO know thai f..
Sergeant gigas 2240 lbs. OF she tees, Se,i-
slsaE5s a5l. IN syasy ton you hny. OAK,
pine and hioory hndling wood In large
loads. Lime ioY WhitewashinR. Yard,
toot Of Monroe street. Central ofnce,
EeYsnkh and King streets. Look for me
blue sign. Opening In the evening
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19
For Yatnrana or t,,a war.

Every ex-soldler or soldiers widow
should see W. 8. McNsir at once at
Hayward's office, No. 13,. Exchange
Building, Seventh and Market streets.
Pensions, honnties, back pay and other
claims collested. Lost discharges re-
placed.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19
The Homeopathio nospitaI,

This institution appears to be doing a
good work, as 90 patients have been
treated and 104 prescriptions and dress
ings have been issued in the surgical de-
pariment since the 10th of February.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

q. z. Hanna will open his oyster
honse. No, s3I Jefferson street, on Fri
day, September Z, wheTs he VIII keep
constantly on hand fall supply o.
Iresh ard salt oyttsrs at the usual
prices,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

Take out our Adver.i As We nave al
the buaiH6ss the boys can attenn to'
CHAPM AN, Seventh and oEangs'
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

Canning and leeuhIng by George B,
MetEneT, 1OS EAst Third street.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

Hand-m.de chocolates al FeTEuboE's,
| RABt second streat.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19
PALMER.

House and sign painter and grainer
Gail ard see me before going anywhere
slse. Work reasonable.
Wv TILeRMAN DANNER.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

Pure blood admits of no disease.
Tbersfoze use DR.. slmmH' Blood Pull
fier. ths nsver failing blood cure. 4th
and King gireets.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

prevented and cured BY hoopar,s Ano;
dyns. Best medicine foE teetalna anu
onlIo, All druERihtss
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

Treat your cold in time and ward of
consumption by using DR.. Bimms'
Pulmonlo BalsAm. 4th and king
stTeeta.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

II your clock Is out OF order and you
wish It repaired drop Eri IL. Barton, jew.
e'er, IN East 7th st.i postal ,And 1t will
be called fer, returned and no extra
large made.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

Pure drugs at Taylor 81 FulIertOn's,
302 King ttreet,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

We stop the press to say the pEettltst
window in this city can be seen At No,
4 West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

Ak TO, Yousu'a smoking Tobacc'
JoE. Wallaoa, agI Plna skrt ets
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

Discharge certificates obtained by W.
IS, McNair at Hayward's pension office,
room Is, Exchange Building.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

Cummings, Photographic, can copy
vnur old picture better than any one
Ass. Take them 10 him, 800 MArkea
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

Go to smeltz Tor your choice peaoi es
as lowest market prices, 13 East Foulth
skreek
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

Q, Is or 80 gems for 20 cents at 0Um.
minga' gallery, 800 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

IA cabinet photos nj Oumm 'nAs gal-
avv tor SS, 302 MARKET street,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

Tomorrow promizas 10 be clenring
and rather cooler. Thursday tair ana
statit nary temperature.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

B. B. ID
R0af3os
slrest .
TrvtaA
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

ios West Seventh strees, just the
slkce for y cool ard Iefreahing
Sherry Oobb,e:,
JataWha
0lsrst Punch,
Whisky
Ram
Pure liquo-s g.
Aad The best oigaEs In ihe city.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

Cough candy nt Fersuson's, II 3. 2
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

BARGAINS.

No. 1. Children's black
ribbed regular made. import
ed with black or white feet,
S to III in. Isc; S5c a box.
8 in. I8c; 81 in. 2oc. You
have been paying 25c. for a
stocking not as good.
No. 2. Ladies' fancy
striped hosiery, I5c; all re-
duced from IS and s. cents.
No. 8. Ladies' brown and
fancy striped, T2H cents;
regular made.
You will be interested in
the many bargains we are
offering in BUTTONS, RIBBONS
GLOVES, DRESS TRIMMINGS
&c.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

when oaoY vss sloR, We gsve her cast0fla,
when she was Child she cried for eastoria
When she became Miss rhe chung to esstoFis
when she had children she gave them Cas-;
t2glRs
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

BEEOHRR's gallery is number sl0.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

For oysters 60 to 4l6 Madison ST.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

I,t. I'm
wed @ II
yellow I'D
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Daily Republican., 1888-09-19
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Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

II you want good butter call st Rst h.
mond's, N. W. coz Eighth and Tstnsll
streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

sush's, Frsnsh ssrsst WhAr. Is tbs place
tebuy your coaj.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19
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Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

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Daily Republican., 1888-09-19
PRICE ONE CEN9.

stats OF the TempsEnsHga
ct the RMPUBLIuAH ofios today In
the shade.
O'Clock 10 O'Clock II O'Clock
73o $50 1872
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19
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Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

Isr's ss sF'dos, !,
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. ErehsDge
let stft;e. ~.
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charges r.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

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bll afgt.ss.
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b. Df0iis..
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Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

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Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

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Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-04
HOLDING HUSBANDS.
a Chapter on Winning and Keeping tho
Brates

| A Chapfer on Winning and Keeping tho
| Bratss
Here is chapter on winning and keep
ing husbands from the mouth Of q pretty
burlesque actress. Sitt Il, and there is
some good, sensible sdvice In what she
says: 81 tell you, winning q husband %
| only pleasure to a woman, but keeping
him is penance. That Is not nicely put,
two thirds OF the women who
msrry let their husbands slip
through their fHgers because they
are TOO lazy, too Indifferent or too ig-
norsrt TO keep them. a girl wins a hus-
bEnd uuConsci0usly. Ask say of your
friends how they captured their other
no and they will tell you frankly, Il
don't know 4 mans heart is ensBsred
by pretty hand, nice teeth, q round,
low voice, frank eyes, besuuful hair; by
the way girl walks, talks, plays, rides,
puns; by her gifts, her smile, her emia-
oility, good taste, generosity, or
the very manner III which she
greets, iEscinStes or abuses him.
Sne may rot know how che won
him, but If she doesn't know how 10 keep
him the best thing for her to do is to
find cut. There ere mary things We
know by intuition; the rest have to be-
learned by experiment. Conscious of
her abilities aud insblities IS q W fe, q
wise woman will learn how to keep q
husband just as she learns how to keep
house, to make chicken croquettes, choc-
olate creams, bresd, be DIS or lemonade,
and II she doesn't, why some siren with
the sunshine in her tresses and the per-
tume of wild olives about her will secure
for her permanent vacation.
"Men are not tools. They may be boys,
but they will be treated fairly, snd IL
there is any place where the jams and
jellies, custsrds and cookies are liaole to
oe hidden be sure they will find it, A
man loves to see his wife we'll dressed.
When she goes about Ia tatters, with big
shoes, untidy skirts, soiled collar and 8
halo of curl papers, IL b doesn't swear
he thinks 1t. l don't believe in the
economy Of home toilets. 1 never take
a dress that is done for and wear Il
in the house. When the life is gone out
of 1t 1t goes in the rsg-bsg. 1 make q
duty OF nice linen with plenty Of laces,
and my house gowns are not old, they are
not wrappers and they are not ugly.
Another hobby Of mine is my hair, which
| will have IS neAr the cts conception
of 'her fragrant tresses' ss possible Then
have whole lot Of little devices-I
perfume my eyebrows and lips, keep
my hands soft and cool, my
teeth in good order, and 1 make
my doctor prescribe for sweet breath.
But don't put that in the paper. / only
tell you to give YOU On idea Of the care
required to keep man IN love with you.
Men like to preach down extrsvagance
aud 81, lie and dress; but the woman who
bangs hair, powders the sbine OF her face,
hides bloich or scar under piece Of
court plaster, who wants pretty gloves
and stockings, trim slippers, perfumes.
balms, cold creams, foger curls and
fancy notions to increase her charms is
the woman who ia admired every time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-04
ORGANIC UNION.
Rabid Usteranoss &C u Meeting OF Minis
ters In Chicago.

Rsbid Usterauoss at "a Meeting OF Minis
ters in Chicago.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, april 3-Tbe debate
upon the organic union of the Methodist
Episcopal Church and the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, at the meeting
of Methodist ministers called forth some
extreme differences Of opinion. The
committee appointed at a former meeting
reported q resolution declaring for
organic union. The discussion which
ensu.d continued for three hours
Mr.. Jackson, who led, said he
knew that in plenty of
towns In the south there are churches
barely kept from dissolution by mission
ary funds contributed by the north. H.
doubted whether the chur n had any right
to collect money under the general plea
that it is to send gospel to the healhen
and then sending 1t to support churches
In the south.
ave have no right" said he, "to allow
political pr j1dice to interfere in this
question. There Is IS much prtj dice in
the north as there is in the south. an
in favor of union"
Rv.H B Rdgeway, president Of the
union.
Raw W. r Stowe related a number of
incidents Of ilttreatment experienced by
himself and other northern clergymen at
the hands of southern ministers. &c ID
helping me, until there is q different
spirit manifested by the leaders of that
church my vote shall not go for union"
and The room rssouuded with amens
cat the instance OF the Infamous Glenn
bill our teachers were put 10 chain gangs,
but l never heard a minister of the
CHURCH south con Tenn 1t, nor saw line
in the church organs"
Rev. G. W. Gray followed In much the
same strain. ALI those speaking sgsinst
the union laid stress on the statement
that "no man can stand up for the negro
In the extreme south and receive recog-
milton The report of the committee
fsvoring the union Was finally sgreed to-
A supplementary resolution declaring for
the preservation of the rights of the
negro was also Adopted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-04

L0uf VILE opeos the Am sricsn Asso ia.
ton championship in St. Louis on April
Is.
Tom Dolsn will soon join the ranks OF
the BroWns. He Is c4tChiog 10 his old
time effective form.
Dave Fouts will, before the season ad-
ysnces far, cover FIRST for Brooklyn
This Is Dawes desire. BE is tired OF
pitching.
Nat. Hudson, the pitcher, is again with
tue st. Louis Browns, having joined
them in Memphis Yesterday. He says he
will pitch good ball this year.
Buckley, the st. Louis Whites first
-emsD, fills his position very credit
soly. He covers g CREST deal CT ground
and is as lively as cricset.
Little McCartev, the Browns new CEN
ter relder, has "csught on big'' with the
public wao have seen HIM play. He is
dot only gu excellent substitute for
Welch. out he can run bases faster than
spy man in the Browns, not excepting
Lathsm.
There is fairy tale published In the
Sporting South OF Texan who became
so enthused over game CT ball between
during the late tour Of this state by the
& DIS, that he whipped out his lsriat and
lassoed 8 Cincinnati base runner, thus
preventing that side winning the game.
The 81 curing of frst basemsn for the
Fort Worths is becoming very critical
mstter. Strenuous Efforts are being made
TO secure ore or more, but they
nave so far proved entirely futile, and
unless something turns up to-day the
team wills have to start on It's tour with
out man for the frs. bag.