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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-11

CnrKcH.HnI. CORNERIh-I ~.

ny Ar AUCTiON.-At request .5
- .sc - nonresident and .- d't' DO
ssn' / wlIl oder AZ puolis aa'A-1'
premises, on ,t-u
TUESDAY, DEcEainsEs. 'i M. lAB
AZ 4.l5 o'clock p. NJ. the Nnhl
PROPERTY At the southwest ~. .,9,s ...i
ssyenth and \ streetA mo deo..'' 4, ~
Ave rooms and Is IN excellent t...it.1ii1s l! p
si sa male most desirable ss-u1 iys nd ,ss
The Ios fronts 81 tsst and extends . =. ~,
20 a vide alley. A few hundrei io..4s ~. ~
iy spens Mil make This one Of sA'
ahle Investments 81 os bal, ,.,.., la cls -
TsRss: One third cash; peiau''
two years. With Interest a0aed A.CArLN..
- = - AasslssssS
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WE HAVE A NICE HOUSE ON O.
w south Laurel street, Just completed, NJ
containing six rooms, which we can sell for
sl,SOO; ESQ cash and balance els per month.
JACKSON BRANDT q CO.,
de11-It No. l103 east Main street.
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STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS.
Mr. Il. &. Pittmsn's Serious Condition
Persenal aud other Notes.

lcorresponeence o; the Richmond Diruatch.l
RooEY MOUNT. n. G.. December lO.-Mr.
Il. q. Pittman. noted civil engineer was
stricken with, paralysis at his Office here
tins morning. The case - q serious one.
III Pittman is an old University of North.
Carolina alumDus and stands at the head
Of his profession. His maps are all OF the
hishest merit Of excellence and artistic
skill.
SIR. Dossey Battle. representing the
Greensboro KsslsysyndisAss. ,has made Z
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MRS. caAeraEe GETS DAMAGES.
Sale OF the Wilson Advance-Appoint
ments by the Governor-Ssm johnson.
fSnsr.ial telagrAm 70 thu DispAtch1

lopclibi lolokt6ul W tho htSpaSusl
RALKi0H, n. O., December 10.-The jury
n the suit OF Mrs. Louis Crabtree against
the Old Dominion Steamship Company to-
day, after having been out eighteen hours,
gave her verdict foI Sl.250 damages. She
sued for $4,000.
The Wilson Adcdnce. whose editor
Claude Wilson, disappeared mysteriously
over month ago, was sold at auction to-
day for $4,000.
Governor Holt appointed Thomas II.
Sutton. Of Winston, a trustee of the Col
ofed Normal College, at Greensboro, and
L. L.. Murphy. OF Morganton. a director OF
the school for Desf-Mutes, at Moreanton,
both appointments filling vacancies caused
by toe resignation of \. MeD. Tate.
= Tue Governor made a requisitlon on the
Governor OF Virginia for sam johnson.
81 Halifax county. a convict who escaped
hine years ag0 and who Is now under ar
rest al Norfolk.
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A. y. Pollard, Auctioneer,
IF. X. Ellis. Manager and Sslesmsu.)
COMMENCING AT 1890

4 NOMMENClNt Al IU.0O
MONDAY, DECEMBER 18TH,
we will sell at our auctlon-rooms, corner First
and Broad streets, very large collection OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE consisting in part OF
l WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT, , pieces;
4 ASHAMED CHAMBER SUNS,
. KITCHEN SAFES, , WARDROBES,
2 BABY-CARRIAGES . NEW TRUNKS.
A largo consignment OF VASES, CUSPID0RES,
ETC.;
Q ORGANS, PIANO, ) DRUGGETS,
10 pair new BLANKETS, , EIGHT-DAf
CLOCKS,
BEDsTEADS, BUREAUS WAsHsTANDs,
CENIRE-TABLES. 3 COOKING-SIoVRs,
Q FRANKLIN STOVES, , SIDEBOARDS,
1 SINGLE SET HARNESS, good order;
3 BED-LOUNGES, COUCH,
! OU-TANK, 2 DROP-LEAF TABLES,
IBkUSSELS and MOQUET CARPET.
We will sell In front OF store 1 VERY NICE
HORSE. A. y. POLLARD,
DOLL Au,toneer
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WEAR THE BLUE FOR FIVE YEARS.
New York Cunning Party In the james
Personal, social, and Other Notes.

New York Cunning Party in tho James
Personal, social, and Other Notes.
fcorres pom denoe OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
OLD Po1yr COMFORT, Va, December TO-
Since the parade of the United States
trOops in Norfolk on Columbus-Day there
have been over dozen stalwart recruits
added TO the ranks from that section and
North Carolina. The boys evidently
thought it was more fun soldering than
working on farm, and have donned the
blue for the next five years, which,
indeed, is the only dsagreeaole tea-
ture about it. Aside from this. they
occupy handsome barrack, heat
ed by steam, are supplied with an
abundance of good food and clothing, are
kindly cared for when Ill, have school
where they can pursue their studies SIX
months IN the year. and a well-furnlshed
library and gymnasium TO occupy their
leisure time. But when the average Amerl-
can citizen takes into consideration the
five years service required by regulations
he usually concludes to take his chances
III civil life.
Major b. f. Tucker arrived from Wash
ington yesterday morning and paid on tho
troops. He was accompanied by Colonel
G.. S. Kellogg, Fourth Cavalry, alde-de-
camp on General Schofield's staff, who will
remain a few days visiting friends at the
post.
The steam-yacht Sycamore, with a party
of gentlemen from New York. arrived here
Sunday, and have gone up the river to the
vicinity of Jamestown Island tor weeks
cunning.
Mrs. Judge Pattes, of Washington. ar
rived here YESTERDAY and will spend the
holidays with her daughter, Mrs. Captain
Sullivan.
PERSONAL.
Lieutenant WIlloughby Wake, Fifth Ar
tlllery, returned from his visit TO Washing
ton Monday.
Mrs. Zeim, of Mechanicsburg, Pa, is
visiting her son, Lieutenant George A.
Zeim, of the Engineer Corps.
Lieutenant James h. kancie, First Ar
tillery. who was i'll when he reported for
duty at the school last September, has
gone North on months leave of absence.
Mrs. Colonel Miller has gone to Wash
ington, where she will spend the holidays
with her mother, Mrs. General Haskln5.
Captain Adrian 5. Palhemers, assistant
surgeon, VINO has been on Temporary duty
at Mt. Vernon Barracks. Ala, tor the
past month, returned to the post on Mon
day.
Lieutenant L. II. Chandler. son of ex-
Secretary Chandler, of the navy, now at
tached to the gunboat Concord, came down
from the yard yesterday TO visit old friends
at the post.
The 1850 shells to be shipped to the
Chattanooga National Park are now being
loaded and will 90 forward early next
week.
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&1TS PER FOOT FOR TWO
- Il - LOTS on Franklin street, one
square above Major Ginter's handsome residence.
JACKSON BRANDT & CO.,
dc Tilt No. l103 east Main street.
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nor RENT.
DWELLINGS,

n
DWELLINGS,.
No 3OS Twelfth street, between Broad and
Marshall, with ten rooms and modern improve
ments.
No 900 Clay street. between Ninth and Tenth
with about ten rooms and conVenlences; also, q
large stable IN rear.
No. 519 north Thlrtieth street, with about six
rooms.
No. 1917 west Clay street, with six rooms, &c.
Nos. 223 and 225 south Second street, with
seven rooms zach, bath, sc.
No 1885 nortn Seventeenth street, with five
rooms. -
DWELLINGS OVER STORES.
No I'll and us Main stroot, between Seventh
and Eighth. with about six rooms each, bath, &c.
Also, over No. 1872 east Main street, with six
rooms. Apply TO
II. SELDOM TAYLOR & SON,
corner Eleventh and BANK streets.
Phone No. 542. do ll-lt
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EOR RENT, THATLARGE AND A

II YIN MN l., Lilo bhA'lA' ~ hE
Il EIIGIBLY-LOCATBD BRICK DWELL NJ
ING, suitable for a small hotel or nrst-clAss
business clearinghouse, No. 6O4 east Main
street, for meny years known rs the Arlington
House. containing about twenty rooms. IL has
Iust been put In thorough repair, newly painted,
&c. Its location Is on the main business street
of the city. right in the midst of largo and
growing business centre. n few squares from tho
post-orice, banks, and largest business locedty In
the city. In tho hands OF ali energetic aud conf
petent man would command Arst-cass pa
trouage Ga both room and tn be boarders.
JOHN T. GoDLIN,
Real Estate Agent
deIl-1t Bank and Eleventh streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-11
ELOYD-AVENUEC CORNER BUILD
j. ING LOTs-THE PRETTIESr LEFT
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION.

For the purpose Of closing up an estate, We
will, on
MONDAY, The 18TH DAY or DECEMBER, 1899,
Al o. ,lock p NJ, sell by auction, upon tn prem
ises, that BEAUTIFUL LOT OF LAND situated
on tho southeast corner ct Floyd avenue and
Beach street. The lot has front Of 6OIl32
foet TO an alloy II feet wide. By way OF accom-.
modatng tho demand in view Of tho scarcity OF
choice building sites In this section, We haYe d.
yiied the Mot into two lots. making FOR each q
trout Of 30xl36 feet.
II you are in quest OF a homo site upon THIS
tustly-cele brated thoroughfare, do not overlook
this opportunity. - ..-
de6 Auctioneers.
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' 4 fIkG > J. l. . a & ~ A
4 TWO SUBSTANTIALLY
DWELLINGS, No. Tf0 AS. ..-
STREET, MANCHEs lEE. '..
deed 81 trust from rt.r'.
dated july g, tS0e, 2 or r.. . BED.
page 313. N tno Cork, c"
Court o. ,ho citY o. Nau
been made IN the payusn. .i
by said deed ani rCils i4.i
the Board Of Directors VI 90
aui Loan Company mo l--
will sou AZ public alcti %, .- ''.
TUESDAY, DECsstAa ." .f
a, { O'clock p. ~, tEaso $50
BRICK DWELLINGS toa.'f
on tho south side " hci..
seventh aud Eighth sire -
Of 100 feet 60 an alley lii7
rate order. tho lots are very 3d.
way, the dwellings CONTAIN -.A
are very conveniently aggalf ..t....
TRRAs: Cash. a. 10 ..
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WINES. LIQUORS. CIGARS. &c.

Fine Imported sherries and Madeira Wines.
Cognao brandy, Jamaica aud New England
Rum.
Clemmer. Gibson, Fulcher, Besovs aud old
Ryo Whiskoys.
Newark Sparkling Cider, Virginia Premium
Brandy Peaches. and q weil-selected stock OF
Choice Cigars, Tobsccos. &C.
We guarantee best quality OF goods, and low
prices yAsHON q ROSE.
DO Arlt atxsn and Ciny susstA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-11
NORTH CAROLINA BAPTlSTS.
Yoreign aud State Missions Discussed aud
Large Collections Made.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l

RAIEIoH, Y. c., December 10.-To- day g
session Of the Baptist State Convention
was marked by the largest attendance dur
ing the meeting. All parts of the State
are fully represented, while the attendance
of prominent preachers from other States
Is larger than ever before. The opening
address was by Rev. DR.. Ellis on spiritual
lite IN church membership. At noon a
special address on foreign missions was
delivered by Rev. DR.. W. ID. Powell, OF
Mexico. State missions were taken mp and
Rev. DIR. Columbus Durham spoke ably
and made an earnest appeal for money.
winch resulted IN the speedy raising OF
$l,20S.
TO BORROW MONEY.
There was offered q resolution TO borrow
money with which 10 conduct religious
work. Rev. 4. I. Spelght, of Berthe.
strongly oppoted this.
Centennial missions were discussed by
Rev. DIR. Ellis. The Bsptist-Orphanago
work and plans were forcetully presented
by Walter Montgomery, OF Warren coun-
", who was followed by John IL. Mills,
superintendent OF the orphaDage.
STIRRING SPEECH.
Rev. DR.. A. +. Dickinson, OF Richmond,
made stirring speech IN behalf OF the
same subject. He said the OrphanaGe In
Virginia grew ont of the one in North
Carolina. as also the one 10 South Carolina.
Two hundred dollars was raised for the
orphauage. Dr. Dickinson taking up spe-
clal collection.
$1,000 CONTRIBUTED.
The great event of the day was the col
lection In and of the extension of the for
eicn-nissiOn work. There were many
earnest speeches. and $1,000 was raised
amid much enthusiasm.
Rev. Dr.. Dickinson, of Richmond, and
Rev. DR.. c. c. Biting. of Philadelphia,
ore the special guests of Governor Holt
al the Executive Mansion.
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MONTICELLO LITHlA WATER,
a. one OF the best table waters In America:
free from organic impurities. Specially adapted
70 uric-acid troubles inciplent byisnts disease,
fections, aud nervous prostratiou. TRIAL Doltlo
furnished free. Address w. u. TAYLOR,
Post-0rice Box 34<. Richmond, Va.
On sale With Bodeker Brothers, Owens A Minor
Drug Company, X. q. Cabcii, Jr., 8 10, Iowa
Wagner, X. H. n. Harrison, blsnks Drug Com.
psny, and W. r. Poythress- De osli,lS&tS'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-11

high CONSTABLES SALE
III will sell at public auction on
MONDAY, DECBMsEH -, 1892,
At II o'clock 4. NJ. as my onlcc, No 1905 east
Franklin street. tho following PROPERTY to
SATISFY suudry wits IN nv hands:
WARDkOBES, BUREAUS,
WAsHSTANDs, TABLES. ToWEL-RACKS,
bEDSFEADS. CARPET. MATING,
CANE and WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS,
ROCKERS, LARGE LOT OAK CHAIRS,
TRUNKS, CLOCKS,
PICTURES, LOOkING-GLASSES,
2 LARGE lCE-BOXES,
lot TIN MiLK-CANS,
STOVE LOUNGES, &C., &c.
Also, l PLUSH PARLOR SUIT;
l SIT BUGGI-HARNESS
TERMS: Cash. z. c. GARRISON
dell High Constable City Richmond.
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LOST. sTsAYsp. AND YoUn d.

TAKEN UP AT NY PLACE, lSSH
Il on the Creighton road, ono mile cast ~~~-
OF city, ONE COW. White spot on right hip.
Brass tips on horns. About years old. Also,
on Saturday morning BRlNDLB cow. long
horns wide apart, which tho owner can get by
calling and paying charges MAI. HILL:
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VRUsTEES AUCIUI eVs

TRUSTEES AUCTION SAID
l. HF
WEILLOCATFU. .....-..
IMPROVED AND Ft.t..
=. I
WESTERN PART CO.. Ir
NOS.
FOUR pE-fhAF. .....
AND Aht.'..
or AND NEAR N.>EH..
CARY.
AND A SPECIALT'.f. .....
Val.
RESIDFNC- i..
IS "ALIt.
or VEST SIDE .."..
BETWEEN GROVE Alf.. r....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-11

While tho deed requires 81 ,a
chaser so desires be can PAY ...t .f
t'.5a,' - A. LA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-11
BY ?. =. Winston & Son,
Real Estate Auctionsers,
1rl7 Main street


TRUSTEES SALE OF % FEET OF
l. LAND WITH IMPROVEMENT rs THEREON,
SITUATED on TIE SOLIhM Est CORNER
OF HANCOCK AND BOYD STREETS, FNON r.
ING 25 FEET On TIE SOUTH SIDE OF bO1 ID
STREET AND RUNNING BACK BEfN EEN
PARALLEL LINES 100 FEET TO AN ALLEY 10
FEET WIDELY virtue or the provisions OF a
certain deed Of trust bearing date on tho 3Uin
day OF November. 1891, and on record IA mo
Clerks orice OF the Chancery Court Of the city
OF Richmond, in Deadlock la A, on page S26,
default having been made In the payment o. tho
note therein secured, and being required BY tho
holder Of the said note 80 % DO, l viii sell a..
public auction, on the promises on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER Il, 1902,
at 4:3o O'Clock p. NJ, all that CERTAIN LOT or
Ian ID at the southwest corner Of Hancock aud
Boyd streets, IN the city OF Richmond, fronting
% feet the south side OF BOYD street, and run
ming back southwardly between parallel lines
and along tho western Inc ~ Hancock street
100 feet TO an alley 10 feet vide.
TERMS Cash as to expenses o. sale and the
note secured by said deed Of $1,000 With interest
thereon from the 3Oih OF November, 1892 and
the residue OF the pa chsse-money n Any should
be mado payable NJ such time Gut secured In
such manner as Tho parties Of the drst part
shall prescribe and direct, or IN ease 0f their
failure 70 10 go, thon no such time aud IN such
manner as the trustee shall think ~.
do IL LEWIS 7. WINSTON, Trustee.
A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
a HORSES. COLTS, Ere, AT HICKORY
HILL, HANOVER COZ MY, NA.-As VIII gust
farming on Decembe' 81, 1892, | Will offer for
sale, at public auction, on tho promises, on
TIL RSpAY, DECEMBER, 10, 1892,
my stock a. BBOOD-MARES and COILS. Mares
by such Vell-kEOwn sires - EysIan Abdallah,
King Bolt and John Happy, and bred 70 tgwooI'
Bourbon Baron, Robert Ransom, AMI lclema-
chus Colts by Egwo0d. Bourbon Baron, Elyslan
Abilllah. Homlai, and 1e'emachus. Tho sale
will conn. snce no 10 o'clock A VI. Chesapeake
ami Ohio ram leaves Richmond for N.csham nc
sos 4. ~. returning, arrives at Richmond al =
T.. VI.
TERMS: one halt cash; balance on eigh'
months time, purchaser 70 give his negotiable
note, satis actOriy endorsed, for said balance,
with per cent. interest added.
For particulars address tho undersigned, 2,
OH e.st Main street, Richmond. Fa.
deII-2t WILLIAM T. MlCKHAN.
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AUCTION sALks-Monday.

By Chewing Sc Rose,
Real Estate Agents, AuctiOueers, and Brokers,
No. north Tenth street.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR XMAS
GOODS.

Choice new LEGHoRN and CoRSICAN CIT
RON. -.-,,.,,
PkR-SHELLED ALMONDS. u..
ENGLISH WALNUT5, PECANS, FILBERTS,
PALM. and choice mixed NUrS-all new goods.
COX'S. CHALMERS, NELSON'S, aud COOP
FR'S GELATINES and assorted JELLIES.
CATAWBA, sCUPPERNONG, ana SHERRY
WINES TOR cooking purposes: .-
ONDURA, LONDON LAYER, MASCATEL,
DEHESA, DESERT, and SULTANA RAISlNS-
MALAGA GRAPES, ORANGES, LEMONS,
MIXED and FRENCH CANDIES, FIGS, DATES,
&C., &c. .,,,
PaUM-PUDDINGS.
BRICKS HOME-MA De and ArMoRE's CELE-
DRAFTED MINCE-MEATS.
FLAVORI NCi-EXTkACfS, &c.
Our Groceries. foreign aud domestic, are all
new, Folected with the greatest care, and more
complete stock cannot be found In this city.
We oGor the best gradesof FLOUR, COFEEES,
SUGARS, SPICES, CANNED GOODS (Meat and
YegetaDlel, SWEET and SOUR PICKLES,
SMITHFIELD HAMS. FINEST sUGAR-CuRED
MEATS, ELGIN, CREAMERY, GOSHEN, and
COUNTRY BUTlER, VIRGINIA and NORTH
ERIN BUCKMHBAT, NEW ORLEANS AoLAs-
Sis, QUEEN OLIVES. CALIFORNIA PRUNES,
and DOMESTIC DRIED FRUITS OF every kind.
FINE CRACKERS, &C, &c.
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AUCflom sAGks-rs.ur. ssy..
By j. 3. Elan q Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auciionsors,
lib Main street.


THAT ATTRACTIVE AND De
i NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MODERN DE-
TAcuED THREE-SrORY BRICK RESIDENCE
No. 23cs EAST GRACE STREET,
OPPOSITE THE BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE
AND GROUNDS or MISS +. L. yANLEW,
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
BY reouest q the owner wo shall cell by pub
lie auction. on the promiseS, on
FRIDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 18TH,
At 4:30 O'Clock r. NJ, the shoye-nsmod VERY
ATTRACTIVE, DETACHED, SPACIOUS, AND
SUBSTANTIAL MODERN bRi,h khSl-
DENCE, containing about eight rooms,
besides good two-story detached brice
kitchen, fue-hOuse, &C., having Latroce
heater, gas. water, bath, coseis' cub
vert, &C., wide halls rooms ~ ine size, well ar
ranged and IN good order, lot beng eieYaiel.
dry. and a very desirable one, fronting about 80
feet and running back between parallel hnes
100 feet 20 a VIDE alley.
This IL one OF the best residences In that Deau-
tiful square between Twenty-thlrd and twenty
fourth streets, with pleasant surroundings, de-
nghttul views, within easy waking Offence rom
the business centre, anu near both street rail-
ways.
Possession will be given IN thirty days, and all
persons seeking a thoroug hlv-cOmfOr'sb io aud
attractive home are respectfully urged 10 DO
present at this sale.
Liberal terms will DO given and announced At
sale j. Is. ELAN & CO.,
do IL Alcuoneers.
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN, ONEIEs
- YOUNG JERSEY HEIFkR, ~ years -A-@A-
old with brass knobs on horns and slit In night
ear Had halter on when Inst seen. She either
broke out or was stolen from my stable on the
night OF December Sd. 1 will pay reasonable
reward for her return.
COLONEL J. A. PATTEE,
1905 east Broad street,
de9.4t Richmond, Va
The sun., 1892-10-03
WILL THERE RE A BREAKs


There can be no doubt that the meeting OF
baseball magnates at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
tomorrow will be a decidedly lively one.
There Is a pronounced opposition on the part
OF certain influential officials to the continu-
ance o. the cumbersome twelve-club League.
while those who were chiefly instrumental In
the formation OF tho big organization will
struggle to have It's existence extended The
most formidable opponent OF the twclve-club
League is A. II. Soden. President Of the Bos-
ton Club. Mr. Soden Is u cool. clcar.headed
business man. and his utternnces have great
weight, John /. Rogers, the Philadelphia mag.
j: 4. liar. Of Chicago has also expressed oppo-
Chris Won der Abe left st. louis for the East
on saturday night. and before starting ho said
saSs that ad es Ssee reae aers tSs ses 10
son there would likely bea breakup Of tho
present circuit. In the latter event Won der
CLUBS or two leagues OF eight clubs. II there
were two leagues they would he formed on a
sure to come down. and there would be Bio
deals for players.
II s Ia s4mss Ss
ests in the Washington team and buy out
holder In the pittsburRh team. The Magners
have for some time past, had an option
Sarsh G 81 s 'Hsh Tsnps % e the ..d s to
want to- sell out because he could not remain
in baseball and hold his present business po.
sition. The Wagners aro ready to buy. but
find 1t dificult to sell their holdings at Wash:
ington. The Washington team draws $35.OOO
IN salaries and plays $l5. QUO baseball. Speak
Wagner said lower salaries were the only sal
walton OF the game. He thought the League
citation cities.
The fact that Wagner is anxious to sell his
Washington tenn. that Baltimore has dis posed
OF one OF its strongest players. and that Won der
Ahe looks for storm is rather significant
=, To a SUN correspondent Nick Young said
OF the organization. The notes given to the
retiring Association clubs fall due this year.
$50, 600 has already been paid out on that &C.
count. The ten per cent. assessment levied
etts,snce az pnstop mH nrE az tne
und Chicago has fallen of wofuly.
The sun., 1892-10-03
FAC END OF THE SEASON.
ONLY A FEW MORE GAMES AND
CLETELAND SAFE AT THE Tor.

Son. Sensational Developments IN the Base-
bail Sitsasiou-wagner TryinG 70 Sell Oat
the Washington Club aud Buy the Pitts
surrh Ciub-Threats ~ Won der Ahe-
Will the Associatlon Teams he Unloa deas
There are only ten moro games to be played
IN the second cham pionship series, and the
Clevelands are safely anchored in first place.
boston Is reasonably sure Of second place.
although the strong Pittsburghs arc danger
ously near. The next four positions are very
uncertain. Either Brooklyn. New York. Phila-
delphis. or Cincinnati has chance to end in
fourth place. Those four clubs are so close to-
gether that their final positions in the race will
not be settled until the last games are played.
tits hard to see how Uncle Anson is to get bot
ter than eighth place. while the Coones will
have to be content with ninth. Baltimore will
be tenth. and It Is a toss-up between the
Browns and Senators for the tail end OF the
procession. Cleveland has won the series
from every team but Pittsburgh and St Louis.
and the Forest City men still nave TWO
games with each OF those teams. the QuaK.
ers are the only players from Wnom tne
New Yorks have not won two or more games.
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Sumber OF games won and lost by each team
In the League Is shown in the following table: