Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-20

The Warren Athletic Club foot ball team
journeyed from Wilmington, Del. yesterday to
try conclusions with the Columbia Athletic
Club in game OF foot ball The game took
place at the old Capitol Park and, TO use a
slang expressions. 1.-THE Warrens were not in
it" In fact. they never were in the game and
when at length darkness interfcred the local
team had rolled up a score of 46 to 0. 1t was
no more than practice game for the Column
bias and they showed up better than ever be-
fore, tachiinS we'll and interfering perfectly
Capt. Wells has made several changes in the
position of his men since the game with the
Schuylkill Navy boys and the change has
proved beneficial This is especially SO in the
case of Bot Church. He was formerly full
back, bat yesterday occupied tho position OF
left tackle and did his work In a most accepta-
Bile manner.
This was the last game before Thanksgiving.
when the Columbia boys go up against the
strong eleven from Georgetown College. IL
vii! be the game of the season for Washnyto-
mans and large attendance Is expected, as the
result will settle the District champ ionship.
IMPROVED AND QuIcKExED TRAIN SERVICE TO
PITTsDURG VIA B. AND o. II. R.-The morning
express for Pittsburg via 3. and o. II. r.. here
toiore leaving Baltimore al $50 and Washing
ton at $3.50 daily, and arriving ct Pittsburg at
7:35 pm. will hereafter leave baltimore at
1910 and Washington At 1l:30 am. daily, and
arrive at Pittshurg at $50 m. thereby reduc-
ing the time TO that city one hour. This train
will carry through Pullman parlor car.
Owing to greatly increased travel via B. and
o. Il. Il. to Pittsturg the evening express for
that city. leaving Baltimore at 7:i0 and Wash
inston at $40 daily. will carry All additional
through Pullman sleeping car.
"NlBLETs.' SC. Druggists.-AdcL
LADIES BRoADcLoIH OvEReAIrERs, 90c. W.
H. Kenesster Co., 1ll5 F street northwest
.idct.
A LARGE QUANTITY OF GROUND is to be sold
tomorrow afternoon ut i:30 o'clock on Della
ware avenue between L. and NJ streets north
east. This property is adapted for subdivision
and lies in an improving section OF our city
See advertisement.
Mr.. JAMES F. OYSTER enjoys the reputation
of having the finest grades Of butter in the
city. Depot corner 9Th street and Pennsyl-
vauia avenue.-Adct
An outbreak of yellow fever is feared in
Buenos Ayres, the hot season having COM
menced there and the sanitary condition of the
city being very bad.
Cornelius n. Bliss Of New York has been
elected president of the American Probutive
Tariff League in place of Edward II. Ammi-
down, resigned.
hte. LN DihtoI, WIG Vi 1HOE}dS o. SiDtOn.
cashier of the First National Bank of Louis
vile, was fatally burned at her home yester-
day.
Detective T. II. Hines of the Pinkerton
agency arrested Oliver Curtis Perry yesterday
for stealing 5000 and large amount OF
jewelry from an express car near Utica, y. Y,
September 80.
Simon st. Michael. paving teller in the st.
Gather me street branch Of La Banque du Peuple
and A. &. Leyesque, ledger keeper in the Mon-
trcal City and District Savings Bank, have fed
from Montreal, being defaulters Tor 5000.
United States Minister Pacheco, at San SALIVA
dor, was rendered grand banquet on Tuesday
by President Ezeta.
The report that Charles Emory Smith, Z. s.
minister to Russia, is III Philadelphia is erro-
neous MIR. Smith returned to Russia some
time ago.
The West Point Foot Ball Team plays the
naval cadets at Annapolis on Saturday, Novem-
Der IS.