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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-10-07
ra,yELLER's GUIDE.
..a,,,imors short Line r. n.

~.y.xa EgFECr sEPf. Z, 1891.
have Annapolis as,toIo"s
WEEK DAYS :
.,sn,,s-GD a. $50. 1885 a. N.
~ -. = 'y. -, 85Oa. N. 8. 40 p m
SUNDAYS
70, baltimore and Way Stations 3 % .
q I'D 43OP."'
,...,. Leave B,l.iuore, week days AT z
i,l'-' lis, 45j ana 6.25 P. N.
-. .,.'t,,.a.s45a. H., :.and 625 p. M
-.,,-.io Will ruu daily except sumo az
80 annapolis 20 baltimore anc return
flFeg,a'g5t taken at lowest rates.
- ca CoOMBs, Manager q Director
flPIOS, Train Master.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-10-07

The Court Martial was again in ses
sion to-day, trying the cate against Ca
Diet Griffith, of Maryland, for hazing.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-10-07
MARRIED.

SLOWMAN-HARDMAN.-On October
8, 1891, at the manse,b by Rev. ]. Wynne
Jones, of Baltimore, RICHARD Slow
MAN, of the U. s. Enterprise, now sta
toned at Annapolis, and MARY j. HARD
MAN, of Baltimore.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-10-07
CHILDREN RNYov

soo,s;rsa .sa .S flavor, gentle action and
4 se ,.is y snects Of Syrup of Figs, when
aosAe, y y laxative and If the father or
graiih;s y eosiiye or bilious the most
aalSs 81 results follow its use, so that
tgerv f,. - family remedy known and
4A'lY should have bottle.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-10-07

Sales of Murray Hill lots are very
gratifying. Some of the choicest are
being sold.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-10-07

a.rs - s' = Murray Hill selling off.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07
DRISS and IEWIL FADS
Mrs Marshall o. Roberts Gets an
Artistic Gown
RIca AID BEAUTIFUL IROuSSElrI
osvssry - - worn - synbsas-ussss
Bsdisss-Worsh's Hess Pssrssess 6sss
0er 0sss Fssssgrspnsd-Ffzs sss
oxz<asas1Ag Dxsssss

One Of the most beautiful gowns IN
Mrs Marshall o. Roberta troussean il
copied from . picture doas sy ens of
The old masters The pictur- Is IN the
ks~ Ysrk Mstropelitzn Museum Of Art
and IL va foand BY an artist who was
searching dss2srAt>iy tor = sssniiiL
effect
Arx Roberts. while . fashionable
woman. u unwilling to elinz 10 set"
designs She wishes her costumes TO
be In sccordanee with prevailing fash
hons. but she desires also 10 produce an
artistic effect The new gown which
has been designed for her. and which ID
voted . great suecsss, u decidedly =
medieval gowa snd II most picturesque.
The eorsaes Is exqaisisely fashi-ned.
fitting sae hgure closely, and il u efn-
broidered with beads or mock gems and
drapsd with lace. The skirt - elinginR
An front and In likewise covered with
lace drspsry. and is Plentifully en-
broiderea with gold and black headA
With the gown goes . beautiful vei-
vet cloak. short and sleeveless. and
Lined with rich colorsd silk. II clasp
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

urnph. IL is gown made and designed
specially for tsc Princess de Sagan.
Years sro. when Worth was compare
lively unknown. the princess brought
him into prominence and now ey way
of gratitude. and also ss matter OF
professional pride. Worth cannot do
enough for The saornment of has fair
pstrcpess.
TIE last gown wSs designed for the
princess 80 wear upon ths occasion OF
grand rscepsion. when she wished - be
adorned with all the medals and crosses
ard blue ribbons and Legion of Honor
had.ss sad symbols os her position.
whs.h she Owls And the gr~n so BE-
wofn upor sueh = state occasion called
fn.o requisition al sie srs ef whsch th-
great nssisst Is capasss. Rut the
dress Vas surely . triumph
fs~s a de-'dsdiy Frcnchv c>-n hsrstfon
,-f nirk snsE hsae There l. great deal
OF silver Dssssrsest<ris IN IL ard The
sxsrt whsea is sink. has bls- facing.
which - nss rueenf 20 show ~ eli ex
~-us s~h~s ne wsar-r - seas>d The
utsse cso i - hine. wsth . ptns sna
ss,w~r ssx ~ss~rrsn9 IA. srsf the ise@ $50
vsnfuzns I'D sfssa Eacr srr~pfnssn~ess - th-
s-,svs asve ssI r~ees~~d their sa1asterfng
of ss2sef srssnmsaf
II = surely e~srssfri r-~r sfs 90
~Assk ussr ~.If - ssarse - psss~ -
o. sf-sirnsr
s.,us - ta~ So savto - tswsiu ~
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07
GRA I'D RAPIDS KErs.


GaArS-Wheat. ssc: corn. aae; oats Tc; rye
Tse barley, ti.Ioe e~t; boekwheat. Soc = bu-
MEsrs-Beef. 4s<@5e. pork. Al s4%e. nut
ton. Be; spring lamb. &c; fswls. 1erse; sprin z
chicken. sssloc veal. eea51fi turkeys. iesils;
ducks. lo&llc.
PsoDres-Butter, s7e; eggs. z1c: potatoes. IS
q ,ocf bu, beets. z5c = bu, onions. s5c p bu;
beans SIS p hu; honey, 1-c: apes 81
esi.15 , bbi; 15casis 50 ba.
Hsr- Iimothy, sl5als ton; clover. si3sei4 p
ton straw ~ eton.
Wo0I-- " ashed. apes2Sc. unwsshed. 1ses BE.
HfeEs sSe TsLLows-Gfeeu. &C. steers over
% BIS 5,<e; curet Sc; calf skins green. Sc; eaf
skins, cured. essc; tasisw. rouga 1fc, pelts eDc
essi.5o, aekia. 5s1ztc.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

- me neck with . very large old clasp.
picked mp during one of Mrs. Roberts
trips abroad. The bonnet TO be worn
with the cloak has Q solitary plume,
boldly outstanding on the front. The
remainder Of the hat 10 diminutive to
the last degree
Another beautiful article Of Mrs.
Roberts' trousseau H . boa which Is
called the colarette page II Is made OF
curling ends of = peculiar kind of vel
vet known a 'comete." This velvet
resembles chenille very closely. only il
is finer and more feathery.
Three. four and even half . dozen
boas are now found in the wardrobe Of
every woman who pretcnds 70 mako q
showing of fashion BILE dressing. In
deed. boa is = favorite wedding pres
ent Of the season. and to own as many
Is possible Of them is the aim and OBJ
iect of women who desire several street
garments for winter instead Of ono.
With the aid Of several boas of differ
ent size, style. make and material, it is
possible 70 so vary the appearance of q
street garment that it really appears
like different one. Take for example
. cloth coat trimmed only With q little
brsiding. Let a woman clasp . broad
boa or eollarette Of mink around her
neck. permitting the broad, dat ends to
hang down the front of her jacket, apd
she viii have all the appearance of hav-
ing coat trimmed with mink II. on
the other hand xhr has Siunlv twined n
. feather boa around her neck, her coat
immediately takes on the appearance
of lighter grade OF garment suitable
for mild days.
Speaking Of foreign costumes, re-
minds one that Worth has come out re-
Gently in what he calls the triumph OF
his life. II Is certainly his latest tri-
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

kkAb ESTATE
ErpH sALE-Sic- large hrtek house. II rooms
besides ba 8 cellar unser whole he"se.
with furnace. ~ feet OF porch. nice Hrze snsae
trees - trent aud rear. Iot tsslsz On kFsar1
eteAsnee sor coed vscaIt property er snes
farm. fpGusre Of J. q. Alessnasf. = Lyenst
Ef0k sAlk-Se~ sfeem house ~lta tront
Il nxil ee lar nndsf whvif heesei ffent aSd
sise perch 50 vel apd eisfsrn. tot a feet
Neat; oniy three aesrs frem shrrrr street
ears, ss<s ffezt. sgfes sniy y - $50 seoni
fhis y ssrssss. fnanifs ef J. - Aiesandss.
= I.gea II.
l-oE <sfE~s vacant isfA fae ssctscr II
Ch~ftv a. sna fake svr.s foe snsas t-se<
In treat pffre for nfst = SAYS. - ts SO
serks esnt ss hest q. - es.',t An -
ivenu 'Fhsns~.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07
REAL EsPATR-coUYTRY.

EOR EXCllANGE-A gem az a frut farm in
Allegaa county. bearing iruif; nae Dulld-
ings, near sch OILS. churcaes. growing pusi-
ness town site; also a weil-iurnisbed rooming
house. ful OF paying roomers. centrally To-
Gated. near site al Worlds Fair. Chicago.
chance TO make mon y. VIII exchange for
Grand Rapids prop. riy or business. Address
u. box 5. Telegram-H Herald. 3S9
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

FtosR ASD Fssp-bfy White. S.Ts; Patent,
SIS evt, buekwhrst four s3 cwt. corn
neai. sLt8 cwt; feed. xZz@s3 rer scas mid
aifass 81 > tos; brsn. sis y tom ships 80 =
tens screeninss tsS gen.
Mssr-POrk steas. Ia; rssst. lee; ribs. Sc.
tend~ricin. fzt4es asm lie. hs@f sfeak. 50 Toe I.
raast. "a ;ke. f3b. &c mutton. ssiso. spring
lamb, teei'e; spring ehiesea. lteloc; turkeys.
lee tee dneks fseaf6c.
Pronvcx-Rafser. 7sc; Eggs. &c; potatoes
Sc su; heets, fse pa eaions. 2se p ~
Beans. zee = Hk. spptee slre1z,s y pk.
grapes. fessae , 10 Gears. SOC: aeps per ssx.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07
THE GRAND RAPIDS
Land and InprOvemant Co.,

Limited. G. wonderly building. telephone
Co.,
TO Rcnt-A large. roomy house. siteiy loca-
tioD. Just south OF Burton avenue, with fur
mace and excellent water: cheap. as tenant
must lie had Desirable roonS. very light aud
pleasant. at II Newberry street. for rent
cheap. Desirable lots on burton avenue.
south OF city. for sale on easy terms. We will
list your pi operty for rent. advertise f. COL
lect the rents. and take full chaiye OF renting
for one year for Sl2. We have soiSs fine acre
property In tae city Tor Plating and some Just
outside OF city east aud south. Well located
timbered iands TO exchange for e ~ property
and lots. Wanted a residence on the bin IN
exchange Tor other property. A fine brick
store. we'll rented. n bargain- IL YOU want the
best in the market call and see us. anc
tract of pine. new mill and all camp eQuip
ments. and boom full OF logs for saving FOR
sl5.tJo less than actual cost. Good reason for
selling. Iimbered. mineral. farm and city
property for sale. A good res dence I'm De-
troit TO exchange for residence IN Grand
Rapids.
Money to loan on real estate security.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07
MOVING. PACKING 4 STORAGE


RADCLIFF K H0LT-Reiiable upholsterers
~ at III south Dfviaion-st.. have the largest
vans. employ the most competent men and
viii give you regular rates. whether you ASK
for them or not by 'phoning No. 80 or Coo after
business hours.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07
FOR RENT-BUslNESs PLACES.

no RENT-Stores No. s ana ~ Huron-sf each
L 2px70 feet; alley in rear: suitable for whole
sale business. once. light manufacturing or
storage; rent $50 per month each. Anton
q. Hodenpyl. 1e and q Iountain-st. aretf
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07
Business Block for Salel

1he ssses hss<H ss~ssrs - H~N RssAr~ a
fst -. t<s rHs -. - fef <ud~. fse<& ~satslas
fnFee ssmf<4 fta s~esrs ts@* - = sastss "a
prse<<ts a s~ss - esys fn1esfsa
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07
]. ". CLOSTERHOUSE,
Dealer In Real Ests.s. Personal Property saa
Loans

Dealer In Real Ests.s. Ierssnsl Property aaa
Loans.
Now your chance have lust bought ~
acres ol lasg beautiful psece OF groan8 tass
east OF Lasl street, ca A~slfky avenue. known
ssa 'g sss sss pss me ps's az i.sS Ta n
gravel. streets graded aa4 sidewalks laid
have sold about ie9 lots seai essl % tis plat 10
number oae people. The are Airca4y several
nice houses baiil asa ccc1 1psea ~ on aefs ahd
several more intcad 20 salla ears ia the
spring. iniead 10 seii OF tais ~ sores taslde
OF one year. a1iA a.s q axe spcsla iile ias nts
10 about % dinercnf psgsons thai VII has ~
once. You can secCfc h ioi - MRkins u small
payment. balance oa lons tinie. L WI ao
Coz af once. You can donblc your money IA
<ide of tnfee years: VIII have the very besg oi
street car service "a inr sprnx. ! Gld not ssii
that medera house on Fountain street last
weeA. although had SEINE tnqairl-s about if,
! ana surprised that II Is net take3. IN VA
need bone. or want 10 buy baresia. call al
new houses ON LaAe street. aad the, are very
aes rzb'e AND In a good location; ! viii sell
th hem, small i,aynruf dosa. balance same IS
rent Cal aad ace thrn. / fsxc q small
house on Logan street. three houses west II
Eas; streets prcc szt9s Will takr \ small pay
ment down, or viii take horse a. FIRST pay
ment. balance - per month ! have three
lots on North ssrnssr. II sold within car week
you can have them for Si.o0. Tor Iae three.
streets graded AID sidewalks laid. have
large hause and new barn on Fifth avenue.
near Union street. that viii sell cheap and
on easy terms have bargains too numerous
10 mention In this space. bat fyou Wish
you from Is g. - per cent. call and see me. \
have houses and lots 90 exchange for farms.
aud some nutnber one farms FOR sale and en-
change Tor city property. have some money
10 loan and houses 20 rent. Call sad see ne
before purchasing.
wv. cL0sTERHouse,
Phone IS. II Canal Street.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

EoR SALE-Cbeap; . good paying business
II on West BriGge-st. Fitzgerald 4 Frank
ford. 20 West Bridge-st.. real estate and fire
Insurance agents; telephone llb-
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

HoRsFs~winssres fn bar staFss spen n.
~ arenof. a. r~sensAts rxt>< pssNhtt ~hen
ths hoTse I. tss<a s~sv. Horses desivere1 70
sas frefa tse fsrp. Teiephene nv osc~ 81
ot ~ henSe 81. NJ erfstr ~ tire hopse -lfi
tsses aerse tFnraestssls - necessary n. p.
Ch8feh.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN in small or large sums Tor
IA short ffms On Any form OF good security.
Frank A. Werner. 20 Monroe street
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

WASTzp-Te bsy e,a fnersss carpet. win
ray be highest Prices address n West
Bridge Street E AltmAa- 40
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

t{ssTHr Ev~~s seesa rsz - ss~p n ara
~ $50 ~sef - rsa g. vltS ts~u 50 fstY
ef p.a<s s1it 81 Mathr< - esrrr~At nAx~ -
ssSsss ts1sA hssr~ssseamsr . Ca ~
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

MoNEY-Lcaned I'm large or small sums for
W short time ON Any form OF good security.
Prank A. Werner. 80 Monroe st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

TOR SALE-At a great bargain good steam
fouring aud Grist mill. we'll located IN \
farming country and in the very best repair:
Can be made 10 do a fine business and has
always paid we'll. But must be sod at great
sacrAHce oweing TO the death of TIE owner. or
will trade for good Grand Rap,cs property:
Call AZ 3, and 81 New Housrman block. A. X,
Antisdei. 3Iotf
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

I HAVE some of the most desirable houses
L and lots; also Vacant lots ia the city. As
property is advancing daily. and the ~ liable
To double again In the next ten years. am
surprised that you do not come 10 and buy at
once. Cal At No. S5yl New Houseman block ;
telephone NO. So. A. X. Antlsdei. ziltf
FOR SALE-Thirty million good white pine.
located on the Upper Peninsulxr; has b en-
damaged by fre and must be cut at nee; this
eau be had very cheap. Call at 81 Housenan
block. A. X. Antisdel. @5ltf
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07
nrsoELLaxBoUs

MASSAGE TREATMENT ~ Mrs. pr. MAJ
An loTy ef Chtezxe. ofnoe sf - Monroe
street.. roem a ~
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

EoR EE<T~ Tte Geo. =. VAT. here sscsa
eernsf NeFtA Dixiser srS Fonrssin. a..
- ee- sar rat - t-~s fzkfe r.rry Ser s<.rr
~ eas f~s - three resss Anpfs fcr aos
ws~s ta Mr> ses. II NestA. s. fsnnsslnss
@<st~
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

AGEsfs WANTED ~ sci ne aew wert oa
a Free Aaseary eatillsa The hislsrs Al
free Nsss.fs sas - sslo t@s ofeeIN" wr.s-
lea ~ 81 Il aae = a. azSlta 4lSnea N.sons IA
fhe serle-l>< t<las ave ~ pzses knc .
SAolesfGlFHxge eE.fkslnFt 1necrscc b. tbs
le&aEs xssoss 81 lks DEfAc States. Canada
ssa kafepe. IL Is h@flEg y lsisenssnsnal al ..
~ IL the assoaie aork oi the lS<a century,"
S2aisa u Introduces n alehixan Ear
leras sRo ferrtiEEy kFplx fe Rev. Charles
islSesl haze nesei. 0rasa kzpi4s, Mich I
WAA1kIs~AgsAts 10 hsnal< Hesiess kaa
Sach flre kAtlag4sher ~ state sn1
eeSatses' oae 0s2rl IL oar dentls strength
chemicals IA saan2sisA stAfy square fcef 81
s9lle are, 3seats n&AiGE lDen s. 10 50 per
SSs, Hasie Ios pI9sfitsoFs. of3ao Rapids.
WANTED kespsnsIbse. successful agents 10
Represent shr nculfaoie Lille tasGFxaSe
Soint aHs ~ Iowa. kAsor.hle contracts Coed
tsfritSfg. AbssiNIe security - policy .slosrs.
l. !. AsrstA. s1pt- ef AgSaclsS Des Aesaes-
Iowa -
ACTIVE xar<sFs esefywhcre fsr ''ssepp's
"A PEot t9lrApes ei the NoFiasH produced al
al eQt.AS % sA9o.90i trttar rA1oas success. Mr..
J. A. A2lsAxii. Dexter. Ina. cleared SsiS In
tssr days: Rev, Henry Usher. fl2sa1eld.
nkss-. sls. Ia Sn he1rxi Mss H. III lsrrls
greatest book on esrta- NeMAetb illustrated
circulars and terms Tree. Rocks o. eredsI.
Freight paid. Be&afllal entnt only 81. Aa
dress. Globe bible Publishing Co. T05 Chestnut
street. failSseiplsa. Pa as
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

FOR SALE OR RENT-A gem OF q house just
\ north OF Wealthy ave. on James 81. with
modern improvements and cheap; also good
houses anc lots In ali parts of the city NJ great
bargains. II you want Il good lot or house and
ef 100 acres with good buildings TO trade for
city property. Pine and hsrd wood lands and
money TO lcap- So snd s. New Houseman
Block. A. X. Antisdel
k0R SALE-Houses ana lots In different
. parts of the city; small payment doWa:
monthly payments afterwards. Lots and acre
property within the old city limits. Also my
block ON Bostwick-st. II bargain. Dr.. Ne-n-
boor, IS BostwlcA-sI sStf
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

FOR RENT.
] house on Union street between Cherry
street and Wealthy avenue. with al
the modern Improvements -...............-..s17 90
house OF ten rooms Fifth avenue.
near corner of nion street II 20
house on Harlan street. lst door from
Madison avenue and one short block
from Division street car ..............-.... 10 %
Also suits ofrooms n block on corner OF
East street and Fifth avenue .-.......... $50
FOR SALE.
house on O'clock avenue near East
street. and convenient 20 street cars. si1oe
2hue new cottages - foot of Madison
avenue. near street cars lone finished
I'm hard wood at $3.50 aud si7sa
house on South Onion street. new and
give good 100
house No. se6 \. Ionis street ...-.....-.. l.spo
house No. - jefferson ssenue ......---. 2.cco
Other houses ane Lots from 500 up Vacant
lets from $40 No. wiz make prices ts suit
you.
NJ. w. NORTHROP,
National CTS Bank Block.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

EoR sALE-stop that rent Monthly paw
msnIs viii buy thst e'e<ani new siesea
TeTacr-aye. nj Ss5oo. That tasty. new seven
room house enc hsif block north Of brtcgeSt
on \. Union al sliee' Vacant iegs On Paris.
monthly payments. Put what you can spars
each month into piece Of the nDest located
reSl estate In the city. Z. W. IufSs. ~ Ottawa
ST. foot OF Fountain.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

FOR RhkT-HOuSES,
E'OR RENT-A nine room house; apply at
"a Ottawa street, 40

EOE SALE. FOR RENT-Ccme in out OF the
cold and wet. A modern II room house
on the electric road. on the hill. q mile from
City Hall. has just been vacated. Ii Is the
worst time in the year 10 rent or SELL and you
can get it cheap. A lovely home; large
Tower block. 20
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

Nou can buy one of those lots between Col
iege and Union. ON Anttsdel Court. for
one thousand dollars Now II you want 60 be
rich and happy In your Ole age. do NOT delay
any longer. but cali Al No. so-T. New Hoas-
maa block. pay your money aad gttyour dred
al once. A. X. AEtisdel- .5ltf
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

NOTHING that happened Is the world. hap
~ pened by casnce. 20 make calculations
10 buy home Of l. s. Paesia.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

put THIS On YOUR LIsT--RoOM s.
estate. know am Offering some oi tue best
bargains that can be found. Look over Iho
list of real estate transfers during he past Ten
days and see n We are nos during sciue bilsl-
ness Ii you have property "a sell or exchange
give mo a description of ~. Money 20 h IN on
city property. WILLIAM IL. GILBERT.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

Personal.
A WORTHLESS. home;y. but matrtmonialIg
Inclined youhg man. aged 5. iond only vt
church going. sollclts corresgaaasnce from
Ike lady. Address p. o. tox 10. eitS.
IVRfNKLES-wsth Almond Net Cream yeu
W can positively rub taem AWAY seAlec par
tieulars two cents. Mary +. Murray. 1859 wash-
ington boulevard. Chicago. IL; AGENTS wanted
TAnIES A friend In need 10 y trend in-
LhDl Lo deed. Ifyou want = Regulator
that never falls address the " oNAN'o MIDI
CAL HOME. Buffalo. n. Y.
LOST.
I oSr-A laiy's gold watch. hunting case.
IL stem wind aud stem set. The finder will
be rewarded on leaving II ~ loo Scribner
street $40
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

For beauty. for comfort for improve
ment OF tue complexion, use only Poz-
zonfs Powder; there is nothing equal
to It,
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07
T0RsALE-NIsOELLANEoUG

E'oR SALE-one nve year old mare. sgood
driv-r; good top buggy. harness. robes.
blankets. etc. Must have money, will sell
chesp. Address NJ. 1. r.. box 10. Telegram
Herald, al
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

E0R RENT-To responsible parties. elegant
suites Of 3, ) or rooms with all improve
ments for light housekeeping or entire floor of
l3 rooms with closets, ETC.. suitable for FUR
niseed rooms. Ut the New Iroquois" block. IS
and 6s West Bridge street. S3ou
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-07-29
Knitting Factory Project.

A company has been organized in
Chicago for the purpose Of manufacture
ing hosiery of all kinds. The PROPOSE
ton is to have complete plant with
an output of $50 dozen per day, or 800
pounds of raw, unwashed stock. The
capital required is 100000; the plant
to cost $4,000 and employ about 15C
hands.
The company views Watertown as a
favorable location for the mandatory
and will come here if sufficient induce
ment is offered for the enterprise. We
need not urge the desirability of having
such factory started here. It is just
what Watertown wants and ought to
have. 1t is the opinion that a suitable
water-power could be obtained, and
that the project with the proper effort
can be made to succeed. A meeting OF
the Business Mems association will be
held tomorrow evening at the city hall
to talk up this matter, and its import
ance should be sufficient inducement
to call out large meeting. The meet
ing is open to all citizens who may de-
sire to attend.
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ties. The score is appended !:

WdukoSUd. ......U U U IA
Earned runs-S. & Q.'s 8. Two-base hits
Bases on balls Gillen, Blair, Hopp Rust.
Hit by pitched ball-Steinberg. Struck out
By Hopp, 7; by Oestreicher, IL. Passed ball
Fear. Umpire-F. Smith.
Yesterday at Waukesha the Schiller
& Quentmeyers were beaten by the
Waukeshas by score of to 3. The
batteries were the same as in the game
here Sunday. The attempt at spiking
Fowler, the second baseman of the S.
q Q,'s, was contemplate piece of
work on the part of the Waukesha club,
something that only loafers and low
bred dogs in human shape will resort
to, bringing down the National game to
the level of bull-bait or dog-fght.
An agent of the Omaha club, of the
Western association, was in the city
Monday trying to sign our pitcher,
"Tony" Oestreicher, for that team. An
offer of $3.50 per month was made him,
but as yet be has not signed, and in all
probability will not.
Saturday the Jefferson Blues were
defeated at Waukesha by the Wauke-
sha baseball team 10 to 5, followed by
the Jeffersons being beaten Sunday at
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BASEBALL.

Sunday afternoon the Waukesha
team, claiming the amateur champion
ship of the state, was defeated here by
the Schiller q Quentmeyers, the score
standing to 4. The game was very
interesting one, and was attended by a
great concourse of people. Both teams
put up a fine article of ball, but the
Waukeshas were outplayed at all
points, as the score will show. They
really should have been shut out, as all
their runs were scored in the fifth in
ming after two men were out and
Owens had had chance to retire the
third at second base, but in his effort
to do so made poor throw. Of course,
the visitors kicked considerably at the
umpiring and claimed they did not get
square. deal, but to all fair minded
people the umpiring was very just and
impartial, and all that could be desired.
Among the features of the game were
the brilliant outfelding of Smith and
Combe, of the home team, and the sec
ond base work of Perry for the visitors.
Considerable money changed hands on
the result Of the game, the Waukeshas
being accompanied by a number of
friends who bet heavily on their favor