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ioylng themselves watching II. The
associations are not half so democrat.
izing as Sunday excursions, on which
liquor Is sold openly. A great many
believe that the day Is one OF rest and
recreation, and are disposed to find It
in watching a game of ball said
President IIewett.
lie declares he will play the game.
lie expects, of course TO be arrested,
but does not think anything will be
done 10 the players, and that they will
proceed with the game after his arrest
just as If nothing had happened.
Mr. Hewett inlimated very strongly
this morning that tO-mOrrow's game
would be the only one played at At
lantic Park. He win probably secure
the Gentlemen Driving Park, between
here and Alexandria, 10 play the other
games, If he gets through with to-
morroW's contest all right
There will undoubtedly be a large
crowd at Atlantic Park 10 morrow in
anticipation Of some exciting scenes In
connection with the attempts that will
undoubtedly be made 10 prevent the
game. II is uncertain 10 what length
The police will 90 In order 10 uphold
the majesty Of the law, but there does
not seem TO be any reason 10 anticipate
anything more than the arrest Of Presl-
dent Hewett If he is there, and Ia his
absence the arrest OF some of his subor
dinates
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II E / L.
n @ T Q N, =. @.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

Schedule In Eject May II. 1880.
Leave Washington from station corner OF
New Jersey avenue and street.
FoR CmcAGo and Northwest, Vestibuled
Limited express daily ii.sO m, express
FoR CiEcISSATI, St. Louis and indianapolis,
express daily, $3.50 and II 80 . m.
f9. IL fifishI hS ana Cleveland, express daily
F99H L,EylssToN and points In the shenan-
doah Valley, l1.80 m.
EoH WINCHESTER and way Stations $3.50 pm.
FoR LuRAY 1880 and g .46 pm
EOB BALTIMORE, week days, 405, 800. B.35.
40, 30, 500, $50, 20, dt.O0, i2OO, 45min-
utesl m, 1910 2.i5 80, 45-minutes) s rs,
as minutesl 8.a5, 40, a80, 4 81 $50 $50
Geo, els, 20, $50, s85, $50, 1880, and ii %
pm. sundays 405 q % so, $50, $50 a m,
l2CO, i5.minutesl ITO, els, ESQ, (i5-mlnutasl
8.e3, 40, asa 4.50, d5-minutes) 600, 6.15,
20, go, s.a5, 1880 ITO pm.
For Way STATIONS between Washington and
baltimore, 500, D 35, $50 m, n 10, 3.25, 81
20, 20 p m. Sundays, $50 m, ITO.
-, asa, 60, II 90 q. m.
TRAINS LEAVE baltimore for Washington
week days, 500, go, $50, rs, 20, 500
80, SIS. 80 and 1890, ios5 a m: ii.iO'' 100
40, 30, . 50, IS, 500 600, 8 -. 200, Z. 80,
SO, $50, 900, 1910. i0.30 aud HOO M
SUNDAYS s5 8 80 rs, 30; 81, 90 1920, 70 IS
$50, $50, $50, 10 10, 10 20 and II 90 pm
FOR AkN4FoLIs. b33 and $50 a IN, Il 10 and
80 : n. SUNDAYS, 80 m, i.93 p N.
Lave Annapolis 6.l0 $40 M, 1905, $50
, M. Sundays, 30 a m. 400 p M
F0E STATIONS on the Metropolitan Branch,
10 ~, $50 m, sl.l5 p m For principal
stations only 40. 40 m, 7 30 and 1880 pm.
ROCKVILLE and Way stations ti35 D m.
loEGAIrHERsBURa and intermediate points,
to-, 5000, rllo0 m, 100, $500, s5.35,
f9.45, 5000. III % D m
Fob bo1D's and intermediate stations, = 90
pm,
CHuEcH train leaves Washington on sunday
a. ~ N; stopping al all stations an Net
For FHEDEnicE t6a0 S 30, 50 30, tt1.Ua N.
81 49, Is ao 10 30 p N.
fuE HAGEEsToWE, ills a m and Is 30 m
TRAINS arrive from Chicago daily at n Is a m
daily 80 M and 205 D In; from Plttsburg
ITO m- 30 ~ daily.
NEW YORK q PHILADELPHIA DIVISION
foR New YORK, Trenton, Newark, and Eliza
beth. n j., +4D5, ts.e0, fi0 CO.. #i200 a. m.,
go fa.10 aud si0S0 p N. Buffet ParloF
Az on an day trains. Sleeping Car on the
~ ~ ]. ~ open az z ~ N.
For PIMA DELPHIA. % 90, fs.a0, 1000 Fl30l
uuon = 70, s4.50, f615 and 40 30 D. M
FOR NEWAHK5 DEL. Wilmington ana Chester
400 800 a. 10. Fl200no0n. $3.50, fA5O, s5i5
and l020 D. m.
FoE INTERMEDIATE points between Baltimore
ana Philadelphia, t5.99 and s. ~ a. u fi219.
F4au y. ~.
TTAINs leave New York for Washington.
y co tll;l9 NJ. 200, - 70, $500 "a. aud
Trans lesye Philadelphia for Washington,
si - l3 fl0l5, flla5 ~, 30, *E3i.
$685. - s. b "a
FoH ATLANTIC CITY, F405 a ID and Hl2 com.
Except sunday. sDaily. ssunday Culy.
Baggage called Tor and Checked from
hotels and residences 81 Union Transfer CO.
on orders left az ticket Offices 90 aud 1851
la. ave. and AZ depot.
> p. ODELL, CHAs. o. sCULL
Gen Manager Gen Pass. Ag't
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RETURN OF THE VICTORS.
The Fenoibles Given Royal Reeap-
ton on Their Home Coming.

The FenoibIes Given n Royal Rsesp-
ton on Their homecoming.
There was much enthusiasm last
night over the return of the National
Fencibles from Kansas City. The
Baltimore and Ohio train which
brought them home did not get into the
depot within thirty minutes of its
schedule time. They were met at the
depot by thousands of friends aud adj
mirers and many Of the local military
companies.
The line Of march was up New Jersey
avenue 10 ID street. 10 First. TO the Ave
nue., to Fifteenth, TO F, to Eleventh, to
the Avenue, and down Ninth street 10
the entrance 10 the drill hall in the
west wing of the Market, In which the
Fencibles' Armory Is located. The bro.
cessiOn moved in the following order
under command Of Colonel Moore and
Majors Dalton, Bracket and Harrison,
in command Of the battalions
The Washington Light Infantry, four
companies, National Guard Drum CORPS,
Emmett Guards, Pension Office Rifles. Com
pany G Of the Light Guard, Ordway Rifles,
Merchant Rifles, Columbia Rifles, Washing
ton Rifles, Treasury Guard, War Depart
meut Rifles, National Rifles, CoFeoFau
Cadets, Third Artillery Band, the stay-at-
home National Fencihles, and then the
main body Of that organization, COrcOran
cadets Company Al Marion Rifles, Logan
Rifles.
Along the line of march there was a
liberal display Of fireworks, and the
prize winners were continually eheered
by the thousands who lined the side
walks. Both Captain Domer and Prl-
yate Stafford were decorated with the
medals they won, in addition 10 the
81 900 prize money.
Upon the arrival of the Fencibles at
their armOTy Captain DomeT was pre-
senied with some very handsome
bouquets, and the ladies attached 10
each soldiers coat a white bouttOnniere.
A substantial lunch was also provided.
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BASEBALL GOSSIP
SUNDAY PLAYING TO BE INAUGu-
RATED TOMORROW.
THE OPPOSITION OF THE AUTHORITIES.
President Hewett Determined to Have the
Game---Ihe Commissioners Declare
1t Will Be Stopped.

The Washingtons lost another game
yesterday through the wildncss OF
Daniels who sent eight men to bases
on balls, and the inability Of the men
TO do any sort Of hitting. In fact, the
game Of both sides was characterized
by light batting and excellent fielding.
Sullivan made a change In the com
position OF the team yesterday By put
ting Bird behind the bat, playing Rid
die at second, and Underwood Ia the
field. Riddle played second admirably,
accepting all The chances offered him !.
and making two Of the five hits male
by his side. Gleason and Whistler we're
the only men TO make errors, one being
charged against each of them Sulli-
vans men will play again 10 day in
New ark, and then come home for long
series Of games on the home grounds,
beginning tomorrow.
IL was a pity Washington could not
have Won yesterday and crawled up a
little as both the leaders, New Haven
and Baltimore, lost However, the
club Is but few games behind, and II
ought 10 resume IFS old position al the
head Of the line By the time the coming
series on the home grounds IS com-
pleted
SUNDAY BALL PLAYrNG.
The first Sunday game 10 be PLAYED
IN this city viii take place al Atlantic
Park 10 morrow, and from present an.
peaTances, there is likely 10 be some in
ieTesting developments. The Com
mlssloners declare the game shall not
DC played If IL is necessary 10 detail
the entire police force TO prevent 10.
ON The other hand, President Hewatt
having been advised by one Of the best
posted lawyers In the city, regarding
District laws. that e Is legal. Is deter
mined that il shall BE played AIr
Harry Z Davis, formerly assistant Dis
uicl Attorney and the legal adviser Of
lhe Commissioners has informed Alr
Hewett that there IS no law 10 prevent
The game, and II 70 Is prevented bv
force that the District viii be made
liable 70 a suit Tor damages.
10 IS generally conceded that the only
way 10 which the law can reach ne
baseball officials is 10 have the residents
living in The neiEhb0rho0d of the park
object 10 Il as a nuisance. But before
Ills can be done they would have 10
rs HaAaA f4HAAaaaH aAAaHA AA AAHAEa 10 LA
this a game would have b Be plaved
President HeWelt declares that the
games will he conducted quietly and
orderly. There viii Be Do loud coach
ing and The spectators viii be asked b
applaud as lttle as possible. I'D This
event mere vii be nothing On which
ihe neighboHs can base a complaint
no matter how the game comes ont
there Is no doubt but chat President
HeWett and Others Of Tie mauaaemeut
vii be arrested and the matter BROUGHT
% o test IN the Police Court Ia that
event decidedly interesting ease viii
follow 10 which the privileges 0f other
people % conduct business On sunday
#il hgure very prominently
There are any number 81 people
Who 90 not believe there Is any harm
? sunday ball playing o. Tie GROUND
hat q Is q hCaIthful recreation. aud
that there eanuot pc any harm "a en-
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sPRINGADvICE.

3e careful 1f your Diet You 10 not
need heavy food such As you require during
the winter
Spring may be beautiful, but It Is trsach-
erous. DO not leE &c deceive sou into !
cold q fever, malaria Ug pneumonia
DO not throw OIL your winter HauueIs too
early. IL Is better % suffer lIGtie iueou-
FEuieuce than % take cold
III sou feel tired feEerish or 1FefhealaI
40 not rush Of ana take aspriu5 meI.-
eines, Cool yourself down aud b lAls
way help your system aud purity your
blood
f you feel bot aud thirsty 90 not drink
large quantities 1l water 81 other aIqugH
drinks. Il Is much better u take 4 little
pure Whiskey and water which Will uueueh
the Thirst tone the system and fortfy
against disease.
Remember that only plT5 WhiskeF should
ever De taken into tie system, ana that lhe
leading chemists aud scientists 81 ths pres
en- day unite ID declaring that DuHy's Pure
Aal- Is absolutely lae pureal aa1 best
The daily critic., 1890-06-14

James A. Smith, the janitoF at the
gas Office who picked up the $50 bill
that had been dropped By a lady and
spent portion Of il, viii not be prose
culed- The officers Of the c1mpany
say that Smith honesty had never
been questioned heretofore aud that he
had frequently picked up va.uables aud
turned them over 10 their owners
smith turned the money ia dispute
over 10 The oWEer
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LEMON ELIXIR.



For ll.oqslezs aud c7ustip4 patton, take
LeUoH Elixir
For Indigestion ana f0ul stomach, take
Lemon Elixir.
For s.ek ana nervous headaches, take
Llmou EIlEir.
For sleeplessness aud nervousness, take
Lemon Elixir.
For loss q appetite ana debility, take
Lemon EllEir
tcr fegefs. ehllls aud maIalla. take Lemon
EiiEir
Lemon BLAIR viii n0t faH v8u b any 81
tae above diseases al of which arise from
q tqlp pa o. diseased liver, stomach. aidneys.
hqWtis o. blood
Prepared only IS Dr.. Il MozLEr. Al
laHta Ca
SOC ana $500 per bottle soll b drug
sists
a PROMINENT miuislgr writes.
after ten years 81 great suffering fram
ildl8 ealiQui Wlll great DEVIOUS aElstraiilu,
biiiaaaaeaa, diaQrderad kidneys ana eonstI-
patiaai / have beHn cured bF DF MozIaFfs
Lemon kliziE, and an nos 3 Heu mau
Rev. o. g. DAVIS.
Ed. 81 p Church, south
BE. = Iatnal ST. Atlaatal "a.
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a hfteen year Old boy By the name
Of Herman Gross who Is employed ia
the Boston House, vas Frustrated by
The heat yesterday afternoon. He Was
taken % the Emergency Hospital aud
treated b. DIS. Ellyz0n and Middleton,
and afterwards taken @ LIS home no.
CSC Tenth street
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Il Is iniimated that there will be a re-
hearing 10 the cases Of seTgeants Duyall
and Connolly amt Private M0reland.
should the charges against them be
disappr0yed the question arises as 10
what disposition will be made Of the
men Who have already been appointed
10 fll their places
The daily critic., 1890-06-14

Yesterday afternoon George Frazier,
while playing in vacant lot on Mary
land avenue. between Fourth and Fifth
streets vas Knocked down by a horse
aud badly injured. Tie was Immediately
taken 10 the home of bis father. j. +.
Frazier Of Engine Company No.
where be received proper medical at
tenUou
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oslnBg Ready Tor Inaspsndsnes

N"tHA@ AEa13 TOT AhheA0hdehte baN.
Major Moore has already had over
LEGO applications for license TO sell fire
works, and they continue 10 pour ia.
The number Of stores that will deal
In these articles will be much larger
than On previous years. No sale will
he permitted from temporary staads or
upon the streets Ia front of stores.
The daily critic., 1890-06-14
Ihs National safe Deposit Company,
Cor. 18th 81. and =. \. Avenue.

storage Tor sllYeFWare, Jewelry Laees,
fine Goods and Yaluables Of an kinds.
Charges moderate, safe deposit boxes Tor
rent Al The very lowest rates.
The daily critic., 1890-06-14
A Cycle Company rams.

The Smith National Cycle Manufac-
turing Company has made an assign
ment for the benefit Of its creditors.
The liabilities are placed 81 $4,000,
over half the amount being a mortgage
10 the Central National Bank. The
failure is attributed careless manage
mani
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Houghton q Co.'S Unprecedented In
ducements

The cheapest yet. just read their bargains
IN iurnlture oak bureau, hsdstead. wa sh-
stand, pair Of feather pillows extFa-large
oak table, tine reed chairs, wire mattress
all these seryiceahle and desirable articles,
useiul every day, for the small sum Of SIS 90.
Again they offer chairs and a six foot ez-
tension table for the surprising and unprece-
dented price Of $1,000, And again. an you
spare the small sum Of si0s III 50. see our q
piece oak dining room suite &c Is a daisy. and
the price Is almost nominal
". II. HuuGHTuN q Go.
I3ls 4 lsAl + 81 n ~
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Bins WILSON'S Soothing syrup should
always ne used Tor children tea.hlng. t
sqplhea the child su1tans the guns, allzps
~ pain, cures wind cole, ana e s dc lest
remedy t9E dlaErhEA 25e. 8 bottle.
The daily critic., 1890-06-14

For spring lamb aud washington dressed
beef go 70 j, Il. Kelly, Ninth street wing
Centre Market, and n. L. Market. Fifth and
b streets.
The daily critic., 1890-06-14

centre of Washington 5ox $50 feet, would cost you
present an adjoining lot free of charge and unincum
houses costing $4,000 built Ardwck Heights
ments, or otherwise may desire Perfect titIe
at AIS p. NJ and Mr.. c. w. MITCHELL will
The daily critic., 1890-06-14
now THE CLUBS STAND.
IT MUST BE STOPPED
MAJOR MOORE HAS BEEN INSTRUCTED TO
PREVENT THE GAME.


PREVENT THE GAME
The Commissioners addressed the
following letter to-day to President
HeWetl.
The attention Of the Commissioners
having been called 10 a notice IN the public
prints that the Washington Baseball Club
proposes 10 play game Of baseball IN this
city on tomorrow sunday, the Commits
siQuers beg to advise the club through you,
as its representative, that such game viii
not be permitted, and that II persisted in
the Major Of Police viii he Instructed 10
use such force as may be necessary 10 pre-
vent IL.
The following was also issued by the
Commissioners
9rtsst. That the Major Of Police Is
hereby empowered % prevent tbe playing
q o proposed game Of baseball bF the
M Washington Baseball Club IN The city Of
Washington or the District u Columbia
On sunday, June 18Th inst.
The Commissioners were In session
some lime with their attorney. Their
decision is based upon q clause ia
Webbs Digest, which gives the Mayor
a right 20 annul any license be thought
nit either for places Of amusement the
playing Of baseball OF other pastimes.
The daily critic., 1890-06-14
THE DAILY CRITIC
TRY sPEOIALs.
BODY OarrIagea and RefrIgeralors.


Having had great run on those SIS parior
suits OF seven pieces, We turn our attention
To- baby carriages and reirigerators. Many
Will want them, and no family should, for a
minute, be without them Tho stock We dis
play embraces the newer styles the best
makes and the lowest prices The benefits
OF our credit system are always nc the dis
posal of our customers. Therefore, bring
what money you have and buy what you
want. That Is the rule at Rudden's FuFni
ture, Carpet and Stove stores, at $50 and 952
9TH street northwest
The daily critic., 1890-06-14

you prefer. A lot on street. In the business
advance in two years will hold for and give as
completed on or before OCTOBER IS. On all
per cent. interest to be paid in monthly install
at my office on THURSDAYSand SATURDAYS
The daily critic., 1890-06-14

Robert L5, a. Pql -. Vienna Cabinet Seer Is
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price for option Of repurchasing at IS per cent
houses costing not less than $1,000 each to be
one-half the cost of building for five years. at S
who may wish to examine the property please call
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Cured by CutiCura

lam going to tell you of the extraordinary
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thought nothing of 1t until some time later on.
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on, and which came off in layers, accompanied
with itching. would scratch every night until
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baugh, Somerield. Summit Mills. Trent. Tub,
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yENANGo COUNTY.
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Siverlv, Sugar Creek, Sunville, Ten-mile Bot
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WARREN COUNTY.
Argenda, Cherry Grove, Clarendon, Gotham,
Columbus, Cornplanter, Dugall, Eagle, East
Branch. Enterprise, Fagundus. Germany,
Glade Run, McGraw, Parthenia Sanford, Say
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Arden, Bancroft, Baidland, Bartholdi, Bis
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wEsTMoRELAND COUNTY.
Acme, Ashoaugh, Blackburn, Boquet, Bolts
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A Card.

1 desire to announce to nv friends
and the public generally that 1 sue
ceeded during my recent trip East in secur-
ing the services of Mr.. Mauretz Anker, of
New York City, an experienced and practI-
cal cutter, who will hereafter have sole
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which, with recent additions, includes an
assortment of imported and domestic goods
second to none in the city, and embracing a
full line of all the latest patterns of suitings,
running from S25 upward. Parties desiring
spring and summer suits are cordially in
vlted to call and examine stock and prices.
JAMES DICKSON, Tailor,
Second floor. cor. Wood st. IS Fifth ave.
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advancing. The Inflammation that followed
produced structure. AS he grew weaker his
food failed to digest, he had belching of gas
after eating bad taste In his mouth, and coated
tongue. He felt severe pain in his right side
ana sharp pains would seize him in his arms
and legs. Day by day our patient sufferer con-
tinued to grow worse, until his blood became
so poisoned. that an eruption of pimples and
red blotches covered his whole body. Having
been unable to find any relief. he had about
given up in despair, when reading IN the paper
a testimonial of patient who had been cured
of conditions similar to his by the physicians of
the Polypathic Institute, 400 Penn avenue. he
called upon them, and after using their medi-
cine-which was made to suit his case-for one
month he became cured He says: II desire
to state for the benefit of the public that the
above statement of my case is correct in every
particular. had Deen suffering for over two
years. and had given up all hope of ever being
cured. but DR.. Shafer, of the Polypathic Medi-
cal Institute, has cured me. have not felt as
well as now do Tor years.
ANDREW HAUSER."
Mr.. Hauser is engaged in the manufacture of
glue at Hites Station. on the West Penn. r. R..
where he will be glad to further describe his
case.
All forms of kidney and urinary diseases,
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Valuable Railroad Stock.

CHICAGO, April 1s.-Judge Kohlsaat
to-day authorized the executors of the late
Rev. DR.. w. H. Ryder to sell $50 shares of
the stock Of the West Division Railway
Company for $3.50 per share, which includes
dividends on the stock at the rate of 35 per
cent per annum since January, 1890. They
were also allowed to sell 500 shares of stock
in the new Pittsburg Coal and Coke Com
pany for $1,000. Dr. Ryder paid So, 502 80
for it some years ago.