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CITY ITEMS.

49, - SA'AASs
Coffee. Teas, Chocolate.
We have reduced In price all Of our excellent
brands Of coffee; they are pure and unadulterated
faction. Tea and coffee department.
Nj. a p. MErzsxK
Ralbriggan Underwear,
heavy, medium, and lightweight We can ut you
and suit you. FRANC, One-Prlce Halter and Fur
usher, corner tn aud d.
For the Greatest Bargains
- In Dry and Fancy Goods 60 TO
FOLLISS seventh Street Palafs ROYAL.
No. 9l4, between ! and northwest.
quickly relieved by Browns Bronchial TTOches
A simple and enectual remedy superior 10 Ali
other articles for the same purpose. Sold only In
boxes. tths:3k
GemtIen,en who like a mild and fragrant
smoke, should Try our LOS Braves" brand OF
cigars; they are genuine Cuban handmade Key
West cigars; fresh and fair; sc. each; 81 25 for
box Of nifty. cigar ga 9 B THTzn.v
1 All 7th st. NV.
blue Points, Soft Crabs, Crab-Meat, oysters,
CLANS, Neck-Clains Hard Crabs. FamiIies and
hotels supplied da ,l w MS,ns CO.,
"Royal GI"c'' mends China, Glasswood, &c,
Is Per Cent Discount
on about 90 odds and ends OF Travelling Bags and
SatcheiS. MOst or these bags are OF splendid DUAL.
ity, some are slightly shop-worn. They are all
bargains. TOPHAA's, 1871 Pa ave. s,tu,th-2w
Phillips Digestib1e Cocoa, an enicacious
drink, Tor the nervous and dyspeptic. S
Photography, -. ANTHoNY's, sos Pa av coll
Peerless Dyes
Are the best. Sold by Druggists. eoly
California Tickets, J. +. Minor. B. o.
Depot. 26t
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In u ID. "Ward" prtnts 4bc. per Id
Also Cottage Cheese ami 1uttermilk; sweet MILK
SC. per quart
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BAKIsa
POWDER.
OuR NEw ADVERTISEMENT

OUR NEW ADVERTISEMENT
OF SPECIAL (ChSH) BARGAINS
LADIES' CLOTH SUl1lNG. spring shades. pure
wool one yaru and . half wide. Soc.
fkENcH SATTEES-, hnest quality, &c.
HENkETiAS, the new-style dress-g goods, pure
Wool wide double width: GOBELIN BLUE, TERRA
CniLA IAN, SERfENT. GREY AND BLACK, 4Sc
BEAEI!fCL sAT1EENS. French styles. 9kc
SAIlN MOIRE. the new-style trimming; GOBELIN
BIZ BIZ s,.,nlAN IEkkA Gotta. GREY, SERPENT.
G.-hNh sthaa SILKS. excellent quality. only SIC
.sen busIoiners who buy 80 will select
OF TIE following PRESENTS Pair of large Dam
ass iowslA worth al Half Dozen Dzmask Napkins.
55c. " ""''A
CARTERA
III MARKET SPACE. NEAR 7rH STREET.
Cash CUSTOMERS who buy elO or over will select
~ u me iSuoSinS Presents: Two Pairs Damask
10y th. =. Bridal Quilt. worth also.
cs SSos ~ new spring shades cash value 81 re-
ckEAM A-BATROss. extra double width.
pure wool special cash bargain, "a &c '
HENRIETTAS extra-wide, double vis,h x.-v An.
qppAILiy pun WOOL, new spriag shades 50 sar - ~
BLACK AND COLoKED silks. a; real Coat rr,c.
10 reduc. our ifnmense stock. $500
poat deal with u until You have priced dry rood,
e.sewhsr then you VIII come prepared 70 spprscists
49, 49," o~AssaAA sp2l
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rnk PORTRAITS. Kets Kemetny. I1o9 Pa ava

Fn.SxLIS-s INSECT FLUID kills reaches, oedbugs
n nd Innr ns For sale BY all druggiStA
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BuHrAu or FAsH,ox.
l4s4 New york ava NJ.
IMPORT THE LATEST NOVELTIES
ENGLISH ROUND HATS.
FRENCH soNxETs AID 1oQuR.
mlo-3w
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Affairs i'm West WashingtOn.

ECHOES OF THE FREE BRIDGE CELEBRA TON
The executive committee OF the bridge celebration
were adopted thanking COL Carpenter, the COM
manting officer at Fort Myer, and Gen. II. g. Glib
son, commanding Ofcer at the Washington Bar
RACKS. and the commanding officers ana members
OF the various companies OF the local militia who
participated In the recent parade. The meeting
adjourned subject to the call Of the chairman.
There iS.a surplus In the hands OF the treasurer
amounting TO S32.
TEMPERANCE.-The M-street Union Christian
Temperance Association have inaugurated nightly
The attendance at last nights meeting was fair,
several persons signed the pledge.
POLICE COUET CASES.-Martha Jones' cOlored,
pleaded guilty In the Police Court to-day TO
charge OF disturbing the quiet OF Prospect avenue
aud was fined s. or one week On the farm. Or
oilense In Congress alley, was lined the same
amount.
NOrEs.-A ball was given at the han corner 2sth
and NJ streets, by the WOrmley Zouayes last night.
west street Presbyterian church, for the purposes
OF raising funds for the purchase OF church furni-
| ture, was opened last night
GRAIN RECEIPTs.-Canal boat Wheatley Bros,
arrived with 300 bushels OF wheat, and j, 100
bushels OF corn for j, g. Il j. NJ Waters
CATTLE MARKET.-The following are the sales OF
live stock at Drovers Rest yesterday Twenty EIGHT
cattle up and sold: Best, aoc.; good IA &c.
medium, 4a4kc. common, a4c. Sheep and lainbs
sheep, 5a6bc.; lambs, 3jsa1c.; calves, 5a6c.; ;
$25aS45
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER AT Z
a. m.-Great Falls, temperature, 81; condition. 30;
receiving reservoir, temperature, 3d. condition at
north connection. "a; condition at south connect
uon. Is; distributing reservoir, temperature 81: :
cOndit ion AT inrluent gate-houSe. %; condition at
efuent gate-hOuse, 20. High tide In the river to-
day at 6:4o p. H.. low tide at ] :06 p. III.
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IlOYAI

RorA
BAKING
POWDER
ABSOLUTELY PuRE
This powder never varies. A marvel Of purity.
strength. and wholesomeness. More economical than
the ordinary kinds and be sold in competition
with the multitude Of low test short weight alum or
phosphate powdera Sold only IN cans ROYAL BAKING
PowDEg Co. lO6 Wall St. ny.
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BABY COACHES BABY CoAczxs.
From $3.50 to so.
SEE OUR PATENT BABY coAcHES
Forma Bsdstead. Cradle. Psxior Coach.
Also Dealer In
VELOClPEDEs, TRlCYClKe. BICICLEA WAGONS
wHEELBARROwa, WOOD AND
WILLOW WARE.
CHR. RUPPERT,
403. <Oo. 407 7th o. n~k. shove IT. ABS
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THE AUCTION SALE At DUSCANsON's TO-DAY
"Mementoes from the White House, was the an
nouncement made to a throng OF purchasers at
Duncanson's auction rooms this morning. The art
icles covered wide range, from mouse-trap to q
MoQuet carpet from a towel-rac& to a figured silk
or plush lambreQuin, so that a wide choice was
given 10 those who were looking either for bar
gains or mementoes. The sale began with lot OF
brass andirObs, which went on ut good prices.
Then there was a little wicker baby chair and
cradle, which had doubtless seen considerable
vice for the White House children. An Old-faSh-
Toned hair-cloth piano stool, which might have all
sorts OF memories connected with II, was knocked
down for about &. 1t was a practical sort OF a
crowd. They had an eye for the main chance, and
when brass fender was run up TO the vicinity Of
anve-dollar note there was quite a sensation. A
set OF templates with heavy bands OF dark purple
about the rims and a cente--pece which was the
United states coat-of-armS, brought a good price,
Bundle after bundle OF lace curtains were bid
rapidly on and then the blue lambrequins from the
blue room, the green lambrequlns from the green
room, the oid-gOid plush lamDre1uins, the blue
carpets and red carpets and green carpets, found
large purchasers. Among the buyers were a num-
Der OF private persons who wanted relics from the
White House.
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''@s' '0' ~ OSsPO"eU'
sAMUEL 7. DRCRY SUFFERING FROM MENTAL ABER-
RATION.
The case OF Samuel T. Drury, Indicted for forgery
was called this morning In the Criminal Court
Mr.. Campbell Darlington, who Is associated with
Mr. t. i. Miller for the defense, made motion for
a continuance TO the next term He submitted an
affidavit Of Mr.. Miller and himself setting forth
tndt they were retained On saturday last that
In an interview with Drury that day they came 10
the conclusion that he was not In proper mental
condition to testify In the Case and they bad a
medical examination made yesterday by Drs. j.
L. Hamilton and Ii. E. Leach, who certify that
"Mr Drury Is suffering from mental alteration
evidently form OF deInentla," and as he was an
important witness IA his own behalf they could
not go into the trial OF the with safety at this
time.
Mr. Lipscomb said that there was case on the
assignment, and as they would desire to reDut the
theory OF insanity he would suggest that the case
go over.
The court passed the case indefinitely
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FIVE pKs CENT MONEY TO LOAN by Tyler &
Rut herforfi 1907 street northwest.
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THE HEALTH OFFICER TO AGATE NUISANCE AND
COLLECT THE COST BY SUIT.
The health officer, under the advice OF the attor-
ney OF the District, Is about to enforce order
abate nuisance under the provisions Of section
20 OF the health ordinance. This section provides
that In case notice sent by the health officer
directing the abatement OF a nuisance Is ignored.
the health officer shall take the proper steps TO
abate the nuisance, and In case the property
owner does not within ten days pay the costs the
amount shall be recovered by suit at law. The
case In question Is that OF collection of stagnant
water on lots . and 3, square SO6, between 4th
AMI 5th and h and streets northeast. The prop
erty belongs 10 Mrs. Eliza Patterson, who resides
In Asheville y. e. The complaints against the
nuisance are OF long standing, and at the health
Office IL Is stated all the usual means To compel
the abatement of the nuisance have been taken
without avail The matter has been in the hands
Of the attorney for the District, who advises pro-
ceedng under the section referred TO. SO the
health of1cer Will have the lots lllsd up and the
pooh OF stagnant water obnterated, and in case
the costs are not paid by the property owner will
institute suit against the agent OF the property
in this city 10 recover the amount expended. This
Is the first time that resort has been had to the
powers conferred by this section upon the health
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CHEW sRosepfeld's Gem" Tobacco.
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last night in the street.
Gen. John p. Rea cornmander-in-chief OF the G.
A. X. was In ST. Louis yesterday and was escorted
around the city by number Of prominent Grand
Arlny men. In an interview he sail the OrganlZa-
ton had added Ia 600 men IN The last quarter
Ex-Lleut--Gov. julius Citlin died al his nome at
Hartford, Conn.,, yesterday. In his nineJieth year.
John Parsons, wife, and child Were killed by
lightning Monday night at their home In Center
vile, by.
Rev. Edward Hopper for twenty lone years pas
tor OF the Sea and Land Church, died In New York
yesterday.
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1919 9Th st. NV. 6r.. .s35
2l42-44 l st. NV, 9rs. 30
.S2o Old st. n. W., 9rs...-35
S27 I'D st n. w. 9rs. 30
ia Qs NV, 0rs. .....26
1211 T st. n. W.. Sr......25
239 18th st. sw.. 9r....2o
2a25 N st NV, .r..;:.233
631 N.C.av. s. e., ST.. 90
3o3 L. ap. ST. ne, Or. %
1923 goth st. II W.. ITO
q l. ct. NV. ,6rs. .........20
2427 n st.n.w. Or. -. 1850
l011 U st. n. W.. OR. 1850
406 2lst. st. NV. Or. 10
iii r st. n. w.. Or. 1870
1911 Both st. n. W., Or. IL
! LOG Az st. s.w., 4r........S
FFfCES. &c.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russ
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1,Oa RENT-THAT FINE NEW RESIDENCE
l. containing ten rooIls all modern improvements
ana comll tie in evry particular. DsIag 40 18th ST.
Ia W. moderate rent to goo1 tenant; also, good
brice stable IN the and the terOom frame house,
lsi3 IN ST. HhANGiS it hDrbS,
a?l.-l2t 1881 L It
k,OH RENT OR SALE-fHoSE BEAUTlEUL CON
+ Nenlent III " Houses II and 9l6 ST.: ten rooms
and oath; palors. diningr0vln. and Kitchen
hoor. cellar under whole building, shed IA
closet az rear. large yard. Apply at 9IS ST..
owner, 10 Dti ST. Inv. aDls-lm
NOR KENT-HY 4. U. ROLTZMAN
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TIE CHARGE AGAINST FITZGEksLD IGNoRED-The
grand jury yeterday had before them the case OF
1hosL Fitzgerald, of the District water depart
ment, charged with the killing Of Morris Reidy on
the 18th Instant b. striking him with a brick.
The evidence showing that Fitzgerald acted in
seIf-defense, the grand jury ignored the charge
against him
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+ 8la NV, llEs1e6e73l s Cd ST. Sc. sr. s25. 90
1877 st. n 13r .-l % 406 Boundary w.,7r 20
3lS ST. II. W., POT 100 1918 ST. W.. ~
GA 18th ST. l2r 100 224 Mass n w.. 7r - 90
1907 st. NV, Tor. 460 Washington ST. 80
1920 10Th ST. Il W.. 605 Sd ST. Or. -. 80
1905 st. IT.. OJ2 % u St or. 22tO
6l9 ST. NV. llr... 65s00S ST. NV. ST.. 20 30
9l1 stn.w. .1lr... o05 at Or, 20 JO
200 Sth St W. 12r. % Is l3 st 20 ~
% Grant Place. Or. 50,27 ST. Or 20 3,
POI f. Cap. ST.. 11r 90 20 13lS24 5ssts or q 81
Se3 10Th ST. n. Or D. sos 10th st ar. 15i 40
1905 Sth st. u. w,Sr. so 80 ST. II. Or. III
229 ST. NV To-. A. 1l9 1T ne 6r 10
706 18th ST. lr.. 80 los st. or. 30
1913 18th s.. 9ri0. 30 0:52 18th Or. 10 30
SOB ST. n 10r. 40 30 B05 12th ST. sw, Or IL
204 ST. NV, lUr.... 40 ls2S Lawrence ST.. Or. j.
226 St Sc 1lr..... 40 g29 Isl st. Sr.-.. Il
l0l1 Goth ST. W. 9r;,5. 80 1856 st. sw., a. &c
1876 10th tn Sr. 81 G.,9 l. Sc, 6r ~ 81
311 ST. Sc, pr. 30 90 Bob Mclean H. SO
5.3 n Jaye n 30 AZ I:S3 10Th Sc. Or :
III 1st st. L. W., Sr-S0 40 - J. Or. :!
4oS u ST. u. g. Sr. 80 81 2,.6 ST.
622 D ST. NV. 4 30 6S6 X st. e., 4r...l
go Arthur Pr. n. %. go
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ap21 IL d. WARNER & CO. GIG St NV.
NOR PENTHOUSE No 9I9 VIRGINIA AVE-.
- s.w. Apply to =. LATTIMER, AZ st. NV.
Dyer apoI-6t.
JrOR RENT-BRICK. 1929. sra ST. n w. SIX
Il rooms. mi. $40. zoos Nrsinla av s.w, q rooms.
j. FRED. kti-LEl. 513 9,h ST. INV. np213t
VNOi RENT-LAkGE STORE AND DWELLING OF
Il IA rooms s.e9 New Jersey bet b. and o. de; I
and Cal ito, just arated By the ,ove nment an
cellent business stand Also, 9:52 lth G.,
Broom Brick gas and water: Si325.
ep2l-6t W. L. BUkFORD. li12 " Y. ave
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A ROMANTIC EPISODE.

D,,ox.Yx,sr POWDER always reliable.
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WANTED FOR GRAND LARCENY IN NEW YORK
Yesterday Officer Mcknight, agent or the state
VI New York, arrived here with reQuisition
fog Oliver Allison, Indicted In New York city Tor
grand larceny. Chief Justice Bingham directed a
bench warrant TO issue. and Detectives Carter and
Mahon found Allison, who was turned over 10 the
New York officer.
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I.oR SALE - CHEAP = NkW boTsE sEyEN
i rOouis and bath; al mod. improy .nenis a dc
sirsble section of tn northwest rents tor $40 month.
Sl.G0u cash. balance 10 suit. lrlce uuly $4,000.
DAVID n STBNf.
ap@i-3t So6 / & NV
NOR SALE-CHEAP-734 10TH ST. y f.. X
l. room Brick House: all mod. imps. ay-windOw
press brick front; lot eoxlOO deep: LOCO cash bal
Slit. G n. PALMER.
ap.,i-:Bts Az and A. s,- : "
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EOR RENT-HOUSES--
Il SEATING Rink, n. Y.
~; W.. 3r. $500
1892 P st. n. ". fur, l:ir. so
20 Sd st. NV. fur. 1lr.75
1916 Sunderland Place
u;w- lor.................15
211 Asst. .. e., l:3r........1J
50 z st. n. ". llrs......T5
IIaZ + ct. NV 12r. 10
212 to 22S n. ]. ave. n.
w; yrs. - ............ 81
1905 + st. n. W., l2r. 81
2lO N.J.ave. n. ". ,Sr..55
2lO9 q Ut. NV. ,Sr.. .5O.5C
1913 Ind. ave. n. W., lIr 81
81 l st. NV. Or. AZ
1424 9th st NV, pos
aAaSi ON Nl.N ~ 40
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nor SALE-HoUSCS.
II 3lO TO 2534
Boundary ST. NV. b
h..3r.........Sl6.9OO
11l6 Conn. ave. a. W.
b.h.. mi, l:er.....l6. 5OQ
2024 10 :s0I2 Bdy. st.
NV. b-h.. 4r......l5, 700
200 20 304 % st snd
1926 and l.i2S I'd ST.
NV bib, I \ Or. II sec
22ll TO s:,:,g lUtn 1T.
NV. b.h-. 5r:.....l3.0OQ
. to q 9TH At. road. 300
1882 to l143 L st.n.w.,
MISREPRESENTATION
1901 10 1905 l. ~. n.
w. fh.. 5rs-........S.00C
APO q ST. N. W, hh., 10
rs...........- y, OOt
l 10 q, slley, bet.M An.
10Th & 9th sts.n. We. O0C
1919 l. ST N. W, TN. Or.
aud = hous sr' ar. 5.0ul
2l26 to PHO h st.n.w.,
b Ia. 800,
l3ll ID ST.. n. ", 4. h.,
Recommendation
;G32S To 3:sB4 4 ST.. n.
W. f.h, Or. 90,
SD I'D ST. NV. b.h-.
.ir a SOl
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The above ia only portion OF the property on nv
no h. For MI list cal st oice for bu,in i~-ns "a
the LIST and 10Th GaT2Il THoS. T.. wAGGANAN
lSoR HALE-lsl2 l3fH STREET. NEM. THREE
l. stories elegant attractive AID oesirabe, Mil lie
sold al = fair price. II. N PARKER
ap.ei ct l4lsF ST
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ry.RUafEEs' sALEoF WALK APIE BUSINESS AND
Il OTHER Pl.oPLRIl, Sill AIED IN ~ Asl =
A NIT sA,,I sr x, hl Ms * ANp
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH sIhtEIs
SORI MIST ON STKffT. BET EIN MIMI
AND TENTH SIKEETS y, KIHwESI. AND on
MISSOURI ANfNtE BhlMkEN Third hND
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1>OR sAlE-A FINE SMALL BUSINESS PKDP.
II erty on New hork ave, 18th 81 nv I've
nearly new seven room frame HOUSES m,-srn i'm
movements. lAse lots 2Oth st. near n nv rheAp.
Two me small Lots tsoAso. n u. near 2lst 81
Ter foot Two orl.inAl Lots, st. near NrW HAnI-
shire speculative price-. Two fots NAssar IA 4.
sets ave. near pLpont Circe, north side a. ~.
Lot 18th st, near Dupont Clrcle =. -
.o = httI.kco.
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SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
The Chinese Bill Relezsesi-MitcheIl
oa the TariH.

wAsTffx.5rnS. sept AIN the senate the
house amendments 20 the senate bali u
abolish circuit court powers in ecFfaia dis
trlef coarts OF the United states was dIsa-
greed 70 aud a conference ordered
The eFaef reported yesterday IS 10
rsunGs from the committee on fQTeIgn re-
4sf3oas. directing retention q tne alnrse
exclusion biz, was taken up
Edmunes said As Tie BIZ had gone oni q
assifia Of the senate the order vas Dot
applicable 70 the present sfafe of t-e ease
therefore sc far a. he A. concerned tAe
resolution might be laid over on BE table
me gresiainE oaiees ilHgallsi--ll there
- 40 ob5ection The resolution VII he en-
the tAole- 20 ordered
The xeuase bib - rallfT Agreements = Elih
the UPPER szd faiddis bands % 80 Earss
IadlA,ss wAs reported from the e0AsHsliit-e
on Indias Affairs explained - Dawes
-i.srr1sss's Restitution es 70 CanAdisn Al.
fairs Ass p0stesG1e4
Ni;eis i psDcesl5e % z3erezs ne senate
"a fae gsiiiaa - refer fae pfv<ieeuts
gaHuai safssaEs- lie eEAEs eieriSe'1 vac
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Chicago Wins Two Games Detroit
Taking Fourth Place.

DETROIT, sept A--The champions
punched their errors in the sixth ilning
to-day allowing the Giants 10 score three
runs without making hit score Dcs rOit
4. New York 5. Batteries, conway aad
Bennett; Vrane and Brown.
gatCAso, sept. 20 - Chicagoe new
pitcher did magnificent work today. but
while the WaShinston's twiriers were e.
iective their support was miss rahle, and
the home team won both games with ease.
score. finst game, Chicago n, Washington
o. second game. Chicago s. Washington l.
Batteries. first game. Ghicago, Dwytr and
haiy, Washington, O Day and AFuudei.
second, Gemberi and Darling, keele aud
Mack
ISDlANAPoi1s. sept q. -shrcye pitched
weli, but the visitors haiied IN luck and
won the game. Score indianapolis I,
Philadelphia ? Batteries. shreye and
Mycrs, -audcfs and Clements.
PtrrsnuK6. sept. % Boston earned the
three runs scored in tho first ianlng. out
side oi the visitors battery work, the game
was fcGiurclesk. Scuge. Fitisturg Q. 8o~-
ioa 1. Batteries: Calvin and Miller. sow
ders and -0mtfs.
Log1svILlE, sept. 2o--Brookiyn 0. Louis
Wills !.
CfsONSATi. sept. ae-First game Gin
ciuuafi 1. Athletics Q. second game. Gin
clnuau ?, Athletics 1.
IT l.0Uis, sept 20.--First game -. Louis
&, baltimore O. second game; u. Louis 2,
baltimore 3
KASsAs CRY, sept. 2o.-Ksnsas City S.
Cleveland A.
Following Is n summary Of the standing
Of the several league clubs mp 20 to-day.
including yesterday games,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-21
A ROMAN TO AFRICANS.
Judge Thurman Apologies to the
COlored Race.
His Grandfather a Good Mantle
Slaves Enancipated Only TO he
Made Republican Dupes.

COLUxBUs, o., sept n.-This afternoon
Judge Thurman received delegation Of
eoiored Democrats, who through ". H.
FuShush,of Arkansas, presented an address,
expressing thanks for fayors from tbs
Democratic party. Judge Thurman spoke
substantially a. follows,
Gentlemen. I am greatly obliged 10
you for this call, and the kind and just
sentiments just received I have been
described as sn enemy OF The coiored peo
pie. Taere neFer wss anything more un-
Just in tbe world When ny family came
10 this state my grandfather brought
with him ell his property, which consisted
ekiefy OF slaves. and he set them all free
We cannot expect justice in a political
eauapai ign. Ne man tan point 70 a law
that hsd anything to do with the making
Of. o. to a decision OF mine while on the
bench. that was more unjust TO the coiored
people thnu 10 the white, or unjust in any
description. II Is trae that IL l-61. before
suffrage for your people hal been adopted,
when fae question was in Ohio. aud Ohio
a!onc whether the word white" sheGld
be stricken from the constitution. ], To
eeiher with a large majority. voted against
striking IL euf. Ifwas not right for Ohio to
take such action when nearly all the other
sfsfes were otherwise For that reasoe ]
urged assinst sneh seiian but from the time
the amendment 10 the federal constitution
gss adopted which gave suffrage 70 the
eatisrs-d fsopie, fnom the fnomcai they be
came ei3izeus, 40 man csu say ] ever
frtase& them otherwise than r. citigels.
stas.d. and Grover Cleveland stands. on
TIRE platform ef the Democratic party.
which pronounccs for equal rights f0- all.
without regard 70 fsce "a colar.
i au srestly pleased that the c0lored
sfsse 8. Ep longer a unit I have said re-
ucate,ily In public Esd in private that since
srisragc sas ea3ferTctt on the eeiored peo-
r.ie the Republican Managers have sought
80 make ps4iIiesl bauaSmen % the colo!ed
raee Tne Way 10 acs3u uirc your rights and
60 secure tne resp.ct % al u 70 cast yoaf
s-atss A. willte Snsa cast thcfs, according 20
th1 rneas5rc t-sfafey GU
5udee Thurman concluded b. saving
tfas he knew sell ihss she late var was
net far tae abolition 81 slavery. and Il was
- 4 thai e Fne Cuign ucula he preserved
witho freeing the slsVes q saoul1 X
pressrsf5 that way TIE speaker k1sw
fhat Lincoln I al said 50. and BE- also new
that D Tie brains 81 the radical leaders j.
q a. thoazhi ~ etnsucip2tinE the slave
ard giving him SntsFAge the >eglfA usiSh'
- rasde a solid "a iical south In 4 Wosss,
hs said Party Interests governed political
asfsoH