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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04

POROUS PLASTERS.

ALLcocK Porous PLAsrERs unaPproachabe in curative
properties rapdy and safety of action and the only reliable
plasers produced
They have successfully stood the Of thirty years
use by the public their virtues have been equaed by
the INSCRIPTIONS mtaos who have sought trade the
reputation Of ALcocKs by making pasters with holes in them
and claiming them to be just good as ALLcocKs"
ALcocKs Porous PLAsrERs stand to-day Endorsed by not
only the highest medical authorities but by millions OF grateful
patients who have proved their efficacy household remedy
Beware limitations and do be deceived by msrepre
sentation Ask for ALLCOCK'S, and let solicitation
explanation induce you to accept a substitute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04
Rain Puts Out the Forest Fires,

The forest fires which have been raging
along the Lehigh mountain between Lehigh
Gap and Bowman's Station, Pa, and in the
vicinity of Mays Landing and vineland, N. j.,
wero extinguished by rain yesterday. Sew
eral thousand acres Of the finest pine in the
state have been burned. serious noun
tain fire is sweeping up from the southwest
and threatens the lands of the South Noun
tain Iron Company at Pine Grove. Cumber-
land county. Pa. Fires east of Carlisle have
laid waste 5000 acres and in the west a stretch
ten miles long has been burned over In
addition to the great loss sustained by the
burning of valuable timber in New Jersey, the
game, such as quail and rabbits has been de-
stroyed, ana cunning in Camden county will be
poor for some time to come. The wild berries
are also ruined, and the market will be short
several hundred thousand quarts of the famous
Jersey berries this season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04
Barbarities Practiced by Gillian Soldier.

Barbaritfcs Practiced by Gillian Soldiers,
Reports from Chill say that the government
troops, retiring on Calamal revolted, and the
officers fled TO Bolivia. Three companies Of
a regiment revolted at Juillota- The revolt was
suppressed and the leaders shot. A. Pozoa.-
monte the insurgent forces sacked the town,
abused women and girls and murdered some.
Valparaiso is defended by guns which have
been mounted recently. A Chilian silver dol
lar there is said to be worth s2.l0 in paper, and
in Iquique the same dollar 10 worth %. 10 in
Chihan currency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04
PROPOSALS.

~, ed sasssiy M::aassap; p aes.i s. issl
Naval Hospital. w.shns.oa. wiil Be received At The
sIxfa iss AZ EIstESR H when thew nw. .sI ),
all :sss cr III:
nsss, year ending Jun. 30, Isos scheinies o. the
sS q ODE re and aas ss
t,ty rs9uired can be Obtained en- application to the
& scn.dsrd sssrs IS ssiaenre that
10 Supply me s in ,ss s5ss he
al !yAS MILLS BRoEsE cAsf q Ba ans q.
Sealed proposas Tor furnishing Stationery for the
th: sear sanT Tr sTns s s VII e seyed
1 lssi, a ONE O'CLOCK Pm Blank iorFs Tor bid.
pes.on Pror.n. 10 si e. FURNISHED =, upon
signed and marked Proposals Tor stationers IN.
or III s. rSsfER saS
pIoposM.s FOR THE PURCHASE OF WASTE
in SaR ap c. 1.i x s s n,
ba SI ON fS SP S9oLSSk i Se9 -:
pasr . e s
psp-S.Yen, or TIE seai yrar ending June June
~, lSE lbs PAPER 70 DO removed by the contractor
Tie t 70 reject any or ali PROFESS snd to spiSs
foq@s MARRIED SP@.. mus; Be MADE on eEar,9en
qres ,s to the pndsrsizned NJ. II. Ta0RP. supply
DIVISION. war department myl,2, laugh
s1pps biSi. COR aDi : VA
+ wfhI2gSa'' o S * sSSS at
IwESrY ,sEcoSD isol. Tor sappiyinl III. de sA
ment and its bureaus with durins the 1scai year
st BE Or qt Other the lest
nd ,s be at the several bureaus
weighed upon the department scales. Daily de.iv-
De required. The quantity required is estimated at
200 600 pounds. more or less. bond witn approved
eminent the right reject any and All bids
and to waive defec;s Bids must he Enclosed ed
and .!drsssed to the Undersigned. H. +. THoRP,
supply DIVISION. War DEPARTMENT. myl,2.4. 81
s soppy Ap1 81
until prHpss " Rk WI No Is rfssTfa 4 ,H'
MAY TWkNTY-THiRD. 1871. for Washing n love- towel:
for the uss OF the War and its bureaus dur
viii &c on 81
to reject any and ali bids BIDS must he in osei in
ses %.sh nd3rsed on The OUTSIDE roposals
sisned: n, r. THoEP, supply DIVISION Var De-.
DEPARTMENT OF TIE INTERIOR. WASHING:
b HpE II NAY
With hsr sn aRs
consisting OF furniture nle boxes, portfolio drawers
posals must DO made on the Department FORMS which,
as e thss T < On
Secretary. ap34 .9.my5Ig
pEoPOsALs FOR FIsHWAYs-OvFICE OF THE
Il WASHlNGION AQuEDUCT, WASHINGTON,
u May l. lsel proposals in trpicste.
n on MONDAY. the FIRST DAY OF JUNE, 1891.
Tor the construction and erection OF fish Ways at
Great Falls Of the Potomac about fourteen miles
WASHINGTON, DC. The wors required Will be mainly
masonry and timber work. Forms and specifications
can he obtained at tins Office The United Sta ties re-
serves the night to reject any and all proposals The
attention OF bidders Is invited to the OF Congress
approved febru ny ~. 1859 and February -, 1881.
vol. p page sfl and vol "a, pare Ala Statutes at
Large. GEORGE II. ELLIOT. Lieutenant Colonel of
Engineers, u 3 A. myl-4t&iIy21S;,S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04

How Do You Buy,
who sells time must have many losses and some
body must make 1t up. and those who PAY must bear
the burden. Amt that true!
sve notes You pay Al, awful interest," Compare our
Cotton Top Mattress. s2a5
t&SEsqP paa a dois s e. s .sa :ssS
Warranted VI S n Wire Spr.pss, s.: As
Sold elsewhere 81 50 to 81. so.
6-fOot Extension Table, square or round. a QS
Handsone lug Pattern Psrior Suites, $S3
Hair Cloth or Plush Walnut Frame Suites. pieces,
s sSaso 81 Y1 ssassG sss s slS: so
Fine Chinonicr Bed, $25.
So ID oas suites. sl69h
Cane Seat Chairs. 07c
Fine Walnut Leather <: scas Dining Chair. high back
10000 yards Aattnss. In thirty patterns from
Esst Cotton Chain and pamask Mating, 4sc.
5C-piece lea Set. g..
1O0-pece Dinner Set, S7.9
CCrystal Tuiiblers, los.
lnitia. Iun,bers, any letter, loc
C-piece Toilet set. i 81.
IO-picce English SGT, Sc o.
Soia nssss fsn9 amp With patent thumb sxtcn.
burner. % Same lamp and trimnings In banquet
We pay for putting this card hero and We h.v, NO:
put hefe 70 niislead or deceive you. You will Ana
syerythlng ss Represented. and anything YOU buy
you try. ' ''''
NJ. c. 9RAsFY.
1910 and 1919 7th a. NV 6st Tsnd O.
Our only term; ChoAp for cash. epM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04

The Blues" defeated the Reds of the c. A.
G. on Saturday afternoon, 10 to s. The feat
ures were the batting of Frye, Hibbs and
O'Leary and the battery work Of Frye and
OLeary for the "Blues." Wells and Thorn
burgh were in the points for the Reds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04
Damaging Testimony That Does \

Damaging Testimony That Does Not Consist
In regard 20 the statement telegraphed to
The STAR on Saturday that DR.. Graves had
been identified as the man who mailed pack
age at Boston for Denver and purchased I5-cent
stamps to afix to it it is learned that no 15-cent
stamps. such as wecc on the package alleged to
have been sent to Mrs. Darnaby. have been sold
at the Boston post Office for year. 1t has also
been demonstrated that Wolkins. tho man who
said that he remembered the date OF the mall
letter he sent that day, did not mail his letter
March 80, but April 6. So his story OF the
strange man buying stamps at the window and
afhxing them to the Denver, Col, package ON
March 30 seems to be lacking in consistency,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04
CITY AND DISTRICT.

q To reach al classes Of readers and Gus
toners in the District Of Columbia, advertise in
TIE EVENING STAR. Everybody reads il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.


LUR NOkf0Lk AND OLD rOikI TAkE
Il Steamer LADY OF The LAKE. Pare Ell so.
hound trip 800. steaDer leaves sith wharf ter
minus u eaols cars tuesday. Thursday and sunday
. D. Llghted with electricity and rtfnn ...llsI
throughout. Through tickets 70 Boston. ncIudInT
1es phone cal. 13JO
my4 ALFRED WOOD. @. IA
MAINLAND AND VIRGINIA sfEAhBoAr
AVA Company-Ste&nier Sue. Capt. W. c. GeorherHn
leaves every sunday at for Baltimore and
k znaia.s s,ssmss sonn = Yet Capt sohn A
pm for river l.ndlnss Inursaays Trip VII Be en-
tended 10 Baltimore. All frelglf must DO prepala.
For passage Gnd freight Apply 20 STkPHEEsoN
bho. 1th st. wharf. or cor. fs. and lxtk o..
nlh.SSiul
- 1kAaEk ''wAKLfIEI.D"
- Leaves sth o.. wharf on MONDAYS. THURSDAYS
spd sAlp hpAls ~ q AIN. Returning TUESDAY,
lklDAf and SUNDAY evenings.
for Nomani Creek, Va, and Sc Clsnspfs bAy. -.
Passenger neutrality-suspicious. lrstcIsa-
&. w. RIDLEY
y3 MananunL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04
DALTIMoRE & OHIO RAILROAD.
I'D Srhehu.e Ia efle.f Anril Ia lSnl

".
ID Srhesiuse IN enesr April lD lSpl
Leave Washington iron station curner OF New Jer~ev
sv-nGe and 4 street.
For Chicalo and Northwest. Nest aul-d Iimited az
For Cincinnati, y. Lous ana inlianAFsoli. .xrr~.,
daily. $50 and III 80
For Pists9urs and Cleveland. sIprs.s daily. II 30
For Lexington and point, in til. Shenandoah VALLEY.
no 40 a
For Winchester and way Stations. t53op.m
80 900 IS sninu,-s. 70 sss no 90. 100 90 M
E na aSoni z I . is,9 IA 2S g s
$50. :i5 $50 80. s:s soa 10 SO and II SO y
m sundays. 4sea. :: ~. 80. $50 V.35, 40 %
30 20 q: no - nnuissI. daO. $50. 80. 300.
FOR AnnsPoiIs. e;zs and 8 20 an. Ie:IO and AS
Ior Frederick. tll 20 m. 81 H. 1890. i4.sopm
Rd 81 Hh" snr itS 20 I'm .n sW 20 k
PHILADELPHIA
=. For New fork, Boston, and the last. = o. 800
Dining Carp 91ni ana $50 io PGGnj ss.p
B9fes rulOro.r. on all day trains. sle.p,nr O.,
on For 5rf Bo sSS u Sr E, .: lSe0 Rn
va fSpsLissIsis Bridge isndinx pas.Sns si IN
For PhiladsIphia. a 3d5. $500, 1000 An. .leoo
noon, =, 80. 5:l0. * - and 10 .30p.m.
I'D f4r Newark Del. Wilmington AND yhc-.sr q OF,
.1osD p m; Limited exrress. stopping at WHINING
For Atlantis city. o. and 1000 a. H., 200 noon
Sundays, 4 :05 a Ia, ~ 90 NOM ~ AN'1
for time Of suburbsn time tables 20 be "a
of ali ticket agents.
Except sun lay. Daily. fSundsy only
Baggage called tor and cscked from botes and resi-.
denc,s by Union Transfer Co. on orders LETT AZ tiel.,
Ones 9 aps snd la1i Pa ave. and q d-got
ap>b tel hanager. tren- fas-. Aseut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04
LADIES GOODS.

/ AIDES WISHING THEIR FINE WHITE AND
~ Black Laces done up in frst-class French style,
White and Satin Dresses Lace Curtains spe.ialty at
reasonable prices. call ut MADAME VALMONTiS' cd
stand. 713 1lth ct. NV ap4-2m.
MRS. GEO WAGNER, 1876 l4TH ST NV
Sl bess to announce that she has opened and
complete establishment of Human ffair Goods and
Toilet Articles and is better prepared to do shampoo
and Dress Hair IN shorter time than before, owing
her new methods. to which she especially invites at
tention of the ladies OF Washington. myI-:,m
RS. NJ. BRADLEY. MODESTO. Z. c ST. n. e.
Iu formerly MI, invites patronage Of WASHINGTON
ladies' Costumes made in latest styles Perfect d. at
moderate price. Cutting and bastinR specially.
A VERY FASHIONABLE MODESTO All %lS 9Th
"A st. n W.. all French styles and very cheap, would
ike your attention. Iny4,St.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

Il RAkAUkR PIANOS DO MOI NED AM bonn
N rustic phraseoiogy In advertising. They prove
Tor themselves remarkable tone and durability
Temple OF Music q. II. KUHN. Established here H.
mh21.{In $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04
EDUCATIONAL

EDUCATIONAL
IN WAsHiNGTON.
SCHOOL OF fkENCH LANGUAGE coNDTcTED
- y Prof Paul Z; Noinot. Dpore de runiversits
f Z. S q As sss:' ,.' = t0 the :es!
| WAsHINGToN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
49, - , lurh 81; Z" twenty second year Piano.
ssres o Is BULIiRD S'i br S1s' msa .aS;H
A RI INSTRUCTION I'M GREATEST oPPOk-
unity ever offered 70 Parents, Children Teachers,
Desgners. Decorators or Artists to learn draw and
pant na 81 psinsr ossySr F%.s ras. s' p.
from e sssass MET so SIX.
teen years Mil Il. fs o s.s IL .I s and ssnesS NJ
suo 600 worth o. paintings exhibition. h.lntinss
ar:sso,u:o. '"A' A'-"'"' VI INC A'''' eos II"
ENTEkIAINING FRENCH CLASS AT :so5 D 81.
SUNNI; wednesays at Pm rrdaosc rates for
PkuD'HoMME. Professor de Franoai.. sr25-im
A c. sTARIN's BUSINESS COLLEGE. 10 ST
on,h day and ssnns rSs and s ss
,n.Sn@n students prepsre or civil ssryics e,a'ri.
wn Ss Sna. rrGdB Shorthand 19
fc,ency in thrvenontts send Cor pamphlets STUDENTS
pSia,s Head school Acme riSnosrsPhy. Ssiis;n.G
SCHOOL OF LANar AeEs.oA cELT-
- orated entirely original and fascinating TsIEod
exempt from al usual trivia ti- and pl,ti;rdcs the
principles ana ieSorsisd By tas M,n..e s o. faSe
INSTRUCTION; saves time and labor iUis Conn ave-
nRAwINa AND PAINTING TAUGHT AFTER
H ~ the l frensh me,hod ~ Ms. HELM A Air,
nS , alsN :ui SSrOE6 PhsIHrIc sSll9S
and M,ss ABA TGWNsLND fe.cher. tsl.isssSSry
-neeloNl. I.Ha l:Nh s. NV arl-Sn
( oLuMBIA COLLEGE or COMMERCE.
s..u-. G5 si L. ave-; opposite CITY post once
srIn md ssn eaaSston AZ s,ssi. rstet durtns the
Business Lnsii.h, Aceoun,.ncy cs service. Short:
mist e. X. uRNER. M. c.E.. Pr,a
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE
- Corner 7th and ID sts. NV
eiflns SESSIONS inlLrroye iie opportunity. Six
schoo, Of Business. Accounts and Enrl,.n.
p ssihool q freparaioTs Lnglish aud Elementary
s sshoo 9, shorthand, Typevriuns and Phonosr.pA
kcnooi Of Mechanical and Architeetur.l prawins
scLool q Clvli Service 1rsining.
sail S1 usersfed aIn sss sessions
mhai Mis- hsf SARA & srsffEe X tnsD:
Ahh sERLITz SCHOOL OF .ANauAoEA
.23 18th ST. n
Lest and Most Practical InstrucsioA
Terms slo
. Branches: New York. Boston. Philadelphia cb,c.ro
farls. Berlin. London &c. .sI6
Nj isS bhLChiS ClNll.SERSlCE INST1TUTEAND
AVA business college. l2O1 10th NV lupils IRE
Jared successfully for cIvii Departmental and
census EXAMINATIONS. s2-tr
NORWOOD INSTITUTE
WASHINGTON. DC
Tenth Session will bea,in
- WEDNESDAY, SEPT 30 1891
Aor iuil information address the principzls
Mr. AND Nike 20, %N n .: ehsBEL.
Ohice hours: 10 TO daily. re!so
A CADLMl OF THE HOLY CROSS, 1872 MAssA.
"A chusetts ave.. embraces thorough Prepa atory and
Scientific Courses and az every advantage M Lit
tiniure. Music and Art. llsno harp SioIip Guitar
sLu Banjo Lessons klyel- 0enell olsl. Drawing and
EanCy hCrE Tree. 49, ~
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RAILROADS.
Inn 9REA


PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
s eSss sSIi iSS.
y gSssss ts,S 4s p sEsgSs
ss VIA .I sy 80 :. Ssss sS.sRs s
sian:,s shs Eta, l,.s, car; 's hs,.ears % L.
s,s : 40 = a Ls s.;Iy c s.ssS ssd .sss;s
Sc. sa and s9 aas il and ss e. 4 r..
' @1 . ~ ssls .r nj, S.s s.ssss
nscJinv laily a. aarrssu-T VIII shroash sl.-r..
,S ,LYse,.slls apo MelnPhis. ru,aas psia<
fIr p e sss . or SsssS N. sss sss
sss With throsxh sle~pes 10 f1ttsburs. and fislsr
kALTihoRk AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
Ss,,.eS5sHs ssShe-,sr and NiA<srs Fs
fa hr'e CAnandslsus and dorchester dsily Coz No.
NTH ssns a ca s ..s s:'1 NJ ss ieeee
fo' "ii'ah sport Rochester and Niasar. Tails. 20
ha.alnssSs to osb.s ssss'-' VITA S''''As az
ior NllilAilsiOrt dAily. 33np.m
fSh IhliAOElPhiA, NEw YORK AND THEIAsI
Il s% On n ssaal 40 s "a u
LIN it'd Eiiy. 80 81 fasS sss c ana .sS b n
~. Gar To New lors. 40 = M. daily sxoev, sun
For New fork only. Ini,.a Erpr--. with Dtua< Oar.
.oa rHILsprLPHIA ONLY
fnsi Exrrs~ 40. y N.-'s a - and : =. m daily
% sss,Sh S siii :. easSs s ss nm .,-,s.,
.tg e, Win c. rs , ~ s I,S' sSaas 4
as S s.T I.S1,. ,rsns,s. I. atDa a. sNO'd<
For Atlantis ctS. ~ L. I'm. week days II .spn
For baitinor.. o=s,. 20. $40 zoo, aso, 1000
io:;". a 90 AMI y - an. l2:ls. 2 10 !: *
1900 and II ;S ,. m. On sunday, ado. D q. iio,3
,ai IN; an I'D. a., siq 3 "a: 1;o soo s=aA
10, rSEs: 6T-si fAns. 70 .@ sai % ; IN m a.n,.
rer hnn sInSsS 80 ana a.oo r.os..,,
pm dsiS sic.s sass.s sunday. DO - ana M ~
WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RAILwAr.
For u hen ia,nI $50. So a. 90 esS yo;S
81 ss ,5sas and ii a, b. Ea e % sssss - :
APPROXIMATION asr eu.n,,co. Is m and ,rpr--
For Richmond ana the south. s.so and io.s7.
Trans leave Tor ..,n srss a s 7
~ $40. lv:lo, al AZ, II .. a. 4 20. 2Ssl
es pm IN sund. St Il 10 ~ ~ ~ ~ and and
IA - A-hi '-'oA t.bS.' 10. 80. ID and l0-5o
Icke,s and information =. the once. nortb.a-, es-.
hIs.se 70 aes,iA''0n irOn lo's.s Snd re.dsnss
oelassal nanaT-r. Im,e Genera Iss-.,.,ss Avn.
ID ICHMOND AND pANvIILE RAILROAD GO.
II ssh-lule IN effect Arr NJ. 1881.
All trains leays and st renn-y passen-
ger station. " sshirston. d. q.
snR a%.bsR i So,s Sa'I nsE ch.r.,,s..ls
Rseig asieville. Char otte. 60 a,nba. Augusta AZ.
and Calliornis IalIm4a siseIsf New lors t. itsnts
and ulnan siespI Atlanta 70 New dreams. Pullman
connects At IL nrh With NORFOLK and Western rsi.
road Tor Roanoke. Bristol Knoxville Chattanooga and
~ 20 p;w-paily, Washington ami Southwestern
COMPOSED entirely % Pullman cars wdrL an .rtTa
rate Of are chsrred arrives Atlanta 90
Boa M snd 2:'.6 .. n'.-Dslly. e,cert Sunday, for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04
4 ,HEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

Schedule in Ofest April \, lSpI.
Leave L mon DrfUt. 9TH and streets.
lOs2l ain. for newport News. Old lout Comfort and
norfolk daily. Arrive at Old Point NJ go !. m.
and Norfolk at 6:55 r. M.
PIN, CINCINNATI Express daily stations in yir-
gfnia, Mesl firginia. Kentucky and Elm -fnnsfi
Nestibule sleeT'ers and entire train through
without chan<e 70 ClngIaAti, arT1ylns 81 80 m
ii 10 2 m. p r. v; Nesti0uie Limited daily. solid
trains. with dining cars. run through without
caaiTxe 20 Cincinnati festftule Sleeper for Lex
inston. LOuisNIife. and through Sa--I-r TO Rich-
nlond. Va Pullman Can oIcn receive pAs
seneers at r.
Once. 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue.
X. W. FULLER
apI General Pss.en.rsr A.rsu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04
ATTACK ON A MAGISTRATE.

During the riot on Friday at Bekas in Hun
gary a number of enraged peasants made
savage attack on the chief magistrate Of the
place for prohibiting the people from holding
May day demonstrations. The magistrate was
thrown to the ground and the peasants trampled
upon and kicked his PROSTATE form, intiicting
terrible injuries. The military charged the
crowd and two OF the rioters were pierced with
bayOnets. The place was declared in state of
siege.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04

Ne~Ffy Al MnFyIand Breoders K0pFesented
New York, Boston, Philadelphia. Chicago,
Cincinnati, Warrington and Baltimore were
well represented yesterday at the '.Nac,rcma'
stock farm Of Gen. Felix Agnus, proprietor Of
the Baltimore Amsvjcan There VIII be begun
there on Tuesday next, May 8. the breeders
sals Of fine stock Of Maryland and vicinity
Nearly all The brsedsrs Of Maryland arc rsprs-
sented NJ the forthcoming aalo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04
OUT OF WASHINGIoN.

CT. HILDAs SCHOOL. MoRRIsTowN. NEW
- Jersey.-A boarding school Tor yrs. pleasant,
healtnful situation. thorough instruction careful
trainin. terms, $50; summer session. 500 For cir
cuiars address SISTER SUPERIOR mhls-:,ln
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-07-07

CHICAGO, July 7.-Racing was contin-
ued at Washington Park to-day. -Four
thousand people were on hand to sec
the eight races decided. First race, five
furlongs, Minnie Lee won. Time, l:02.
Second race, mile and 100 yards, Sun
nybrook won. Time, l:4Sl. Tlire race,
mile and 20 yards, Verge Dor won.
Time, 1:.i7. Fourth race, one mile,
Rinfax won. Time, 1:4l9. Fifth race,
one and one-eighth mile, Ban Chief
won. Time, :54S. Sixth race, five
eighths of mile, Tom Harding won.
Time, l:0ls. Seventh race, mile and
100 yards, Bob Forsythe won. Time,
1:4S. Eighth race, milo and 20 yards,
My Queen won. Time, 1:4it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-07-07
MONDAYS BASE BALL.
League and Association Games PiRye
Yesterday.


League and Association Games Played
Yesterday.
PMLADELPnIA, Pa, July 6.-The st.
Louis defeated the Athletics here to-
day before 1000 people by superior
playing. Score:
Athleilts,.-............-l 0 2ooo o.
81. Louls-...............,...9 j o -
Hits, o and 0. Errors, 8 and !. Earned
each. Pitchers, Sanders and McGill.
Umpire, Jones.
BALTMoRE, Mn, July 6.-The Balti-
mores won to.day's game with the stick
in the eighth inning. Score:
I Baltimore ,.,........S
Hits, II ands Errors. Sand6 Earned
8 and 2. Pitchers, Cunningham and
Mains. Umpire, Ferguson.
WASHINGTON, d. G., July 6.-Louis-
vile punched their hits to-day and Won
tame and undressing game. Score;
T TosiFlis.t.......S ! ! : $3.50? "a
Hits and II; errors 2 and 8; earned
l and .; pitchers Carsey and Meekin;
umpire Kerins.
Bosrox, July 6.-Knell fooled the
Boston sluggers to-day, and Columbus
won. Score:
S Soston...... ........S ii
Hits and s; errors and 2; pitchers
Knell and Burlington; earned ! each;
umpire Jones.
CHICAGO, July G.-Brooklyn made it
three straights to-day, and won without
o struggle. Score:
S5S18Sii.,..... ....... Si
Errors, 2 each. Hits, 3 and Z. Pitch
ers, Hutchinson and Caruthers. Earned,
Brooklyn 8. EMPIRES, Powers and
Battin.
PiTrsBuRan, Pa, July 6.-The Bostons
made three runs in the first inning to.
day, which was sufficient to win the
game. Score:
B StssSRrsh 53 IL II
Earned, 8 and 4. Errors, ] each,
Hits, 10 and o. Pitchers, King and
Nichols. Umpire, Lynch.
won close game from the Giants today,
Score:
s cine mat g g g S g ~
Errors Cincinnati 8. Hits and 8.
Earned each. Pitchers yRadbourne
and Rusie. Umpire McQuafd.
CLEVELAND, o., July 6.-The Cleve-
lands were fortunate in their hitting to-
day. Score:
Cleveland ...-..... 80 / 2 o o o o 0 2 80
Philadelphia, . 0 o 90 ! -
Errors andl. Hits 0 and s. Pitch.
ers Young and Cassian. Earned 4 and
l. Umpire Hurst.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., July 6.-Acting
Secretary Nettleton has received a let
ter from Director General Davis, Of the
Worlds Columbian Exposition, an
nouncing the following named gentle.
men to have been selected to visit Eu-
rope in the interest of the Exposition:
Hon. A. G. Bullock, Massachusetts, (;
Hon. William Lindsay, Kentucky;
Ferdinand W. Peck, Of Chicago; Hon.
Benz. Butterworth, OF Ohio, and NJ. P.
Handy, OF Pennsylvania. ISL
The last named gentleman has been
selected as discussing officer. The ex.
penses of Messrs. Butterworth and
Lindsay, who are members OF the COM
mission, will be paid by the local diree.
tory. The expenses OF the others will
be paid by the Government.
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Special DipGtch TO the LatcIligencer.
wAsnlScroS, D. c., July 6.-West
Virginia pensions: original-Gilbert
Smith, Calvin L. Shank, John Patterson,
Francis L. Kimmell, Oliver G. Nichols,
Eli Nose, George w. Sloane, William
Lewis, Elias Stark, William Stallings,
Abraham Lemley, Thomas NJ. Lancas.
ter, Eliza j. Kittle, Nancy Jane With
row, Sarah Bennett, Thomas Burgess,
John Detow. Augustus Wiscorn, Joseph
Black, Conrad Whitehair, Francis n.
Waldo, Solomon Blake, George S. Brad
ford, james F. Christy, Charles Ward,
John A. Faulkner, Rufus L. Barker,
William Reaboue, John Williams. John
West, Elijah Henning, Increase-James
ii. Miller, Sallie V. Wilcox.
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OHIO supreme Court.

Special Dis1dtcl 70 the IihtuIyehcG.
coLuMBrs, O., July Elm the Supreme
Court the'case OF David spaulding vs..
the steubcnville National Exchange
Bank came up on error from the Jetler-
son county circuit court. The plaintiff,
as the Spaulding Iron Company, issued
100000 worth OF bonds which the
bank holds. He claims that through
certain transactions in relation to a
mortgage on the bonds that the princi-
pal, amounting to Sll ,S22 32, is now due
and desires that the bank hand over
that sum. But the bank holds out that
the bonds do not fall dueuntil five years
hence and refuses to make the redemp-
ton. So far the bank has been the sue
cessful party in the litigations.