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Not from q FInaneiai Standpoint.

lido not recommend Chamberlain,s
Cough Remedy from q financial stand
point, for we have 6thers5in stock on
which we make a larger profit" says
al. Maggini, a prominent druggist OF
Braddock, Penn, ."'but because manyof
our:customers have spoken OF II in the
highestpraise. We sell more of itthan
OF any similar preparation we have in
the store" For sale by O. r. Goethe.
w. W. Irwin, w. S. Mccullough, O.
Menketneller, s. I. Brice, j. Coleman,
o. Sehnepf, W. @. Armbfecht, the
Kurtz Drug Co., Lincoln & 90, W. y.
Williams, John Klari, A p. Scheele,
andsW. II. Williams, Wheeling; Bowie
q Co, Bridgeport, o., and b. RfPea-
body, Benwood. W. Va. D&w
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3. 8. corssr,s nature.

MtNxE4po11s, MINI, Dec. 26.-The
failure Of the old real estat firm Of E.
g. Corser & Go. is announced to-day.
The liabilities will reach q million dol
lars, but il it thought the assets will.
moro than cover all obligations. The.
cause Of the failure was not real estate
speculation, but speculation in wheat.
III Is said upon reliable authority that
i. s. Corser. the head Of the firm. had
lost s250.0O0 in wheat during the last
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An AouounS OF thu StoStS VtAtA ~ yAet
iteon Made by Two Germans.
s.. Iotis Republic.
Adolphus Haensle and Augustus ol
two Black Forest Germany clockmak-
ere, have just finished the most wop-
derful Of all clocks, an astronomical and
Theological oddly that throws all pre-
yious efforts e4n tho shade. 1t shows
tho seconds and strikes the hours,
quarters and minutes, besides giving a
calendar Of days, weeks, months and
years up to the year 10000 1t also.
shows the solar system, the phases OF
the moon, theIrevolutions of the earth
andsthe zodiac, besides giving on its
seventeen faces the correct time Tor
Berlin, Prague, Riga, Vienna Cairo,
Ttlfs, Trieste, Rome, Munich Berne,
New York, Geneva, Boston, Paris,
Metz, London, and ON the large lace in
centre the timea ut the place where the
clock Is located.
At the right OF the principal works.
there II, a calendarium, ut the lei. o
musie.box and at the front q globewith
its various movements correctly tns
parted by aSimple piece OF mechanism
attached to the clock. Above the move
ment the second and minute hands are
placed. AT the expiration Of each.
minute an angel strikes a bell, where.
upon theihands on each OF tho n faces.
simultaneously move forward one
minute. The expiration OF the quarter
hour Is indicated by the angel striking
twice. In the course OF each hour the
ages OF man are yepreaenteds At the
end Of the frat quarter a'ehild appeats
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'lITILE q JAspER

dH Ra ms RIp4p sa5ass c4sy
little Cousin J6spelhe
DON'T I've IN thi town. iiec ma;
He lives way down t0l RenRSCiaer,
An - comes TO visit here.
Hesayg iat our court hoisR square
Ami night big aG tneifn Is there,
He Saysthett town gblg Is four
Er i've towns like this, an more.
HeRaysefh his folks moved here
He'd cry TO leave Rensselaer,
Cause they s pFaides there. an lakesi
An VIZ ducks an fattlesnakeS.
Yes, an, little Jospar's pa
Shoots most things you eyer law
,Wlnst he shot deer Que day
AtEwumned on an got away.
Little Cousin Jasper went
AZ, earnped out wHnst ina tent
WV his pig an belt his gun
Mhileh he Eleda ttrrnpnn.
An,when his ma heetd o that
An moro things his pas beenat,
b says, .:YeSnn' he ihgtt bhpt
Fore he Is man-gtown, IKE % not"
An, they d mussrat5 there an, minis,
An dt.dlppefs, m ehewtnkS-
Yes; an calttlus-f0ot you chow
Allup, anti wont pfgen you.
An In town. sa lag.pole there
Highest one at 8 anywhere
In this Worldwide tn,the street
Where the big mRSs.meetln's meet
Yes; an, JasperhO says they
Got abfnss baud there, an play
On IL an march mp and down,
Anal over round the town.
WISht our town amt like It Is;
Wisht II Is iSt as big Us bis;
VISIT ,at his folks they ID move hero,
AM we'd moved to Rensselaer,.
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i HAvs been q great sufferer from dry
catarrh for many years, andgI tried.
many remedies, but mono did me so
much benefit as Ely's Cream Balm. 1t
completely cured me.-M. j. Lally, 80
Woodward avenue, Boston Highlands,
Mass. MwF3w
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THE ERENca PRErENDnns.

ARraee OF Young Men Who Would Like
to be orown.woarers.
In France the %Imperialists have but q.
vague following, though Prince Victor
was formally declared successor to the
headship Of the Bonaparte clan on the
death Of his father, Prince Napoleon, in.
1891. The general impression is that
the last hope Of the Bonapartes to.
achieve power in France expired With
the death Of the prince imperial by a,
Zulu assegai in South Africa.
Theex-EmpressE Eugene, whowanders
between Marlborough and the Riviera,
has long ago given up hope Of Bona
parte restoration. In her mind imperial
France died with the emperor and the
princeimperial, whose bodies lie in the
mausoleum of the little church OF Farm
borough England.
Prince Victor is now in Brussela He
has been living in comparative retire.
ment recently, but has kept a careful
watch upon the course of events and
his friends in Paris claim that he will
be found fully equal to any crisis that
may arise, and, whileipfudent as to.tak-
ing q decisive step, he will be positive
and .courageous in action when oncethe
step is taken.
AS for a Royalist coup d'etat says
writersin the NeW ork,Raeofds IL will
DO remembered that in 1887 a mani.
festo by the Comte de Paris was posted
during the night in every provincial
town in France. The Gonte sent his
instructions to all the Royalist COM
mittees throughout the country. AT
midnight, at each OF the capital towns
of2each OF the eighty-si& departments of
France, a Royalist agent handed a
sealed envelope containing the COM
plete platformot royalty asunderstood
by the Gomte de Paris, TO the chiefs oil
the Royalistsi committees. The prompt-
ness and alacrity with Whichthis move
ment was executed proved the COM
plete organization ofathe party.
There is no roomSto doubt that the
Royalist party is anyless org~anizednow.
than in 1887. The bearer OF the Orleans
list claims would now, however, be the
young Duo d'OEleans, who has lately
distinguished himself. with following
Nine. Media. II was to him that his
grandfather, the duke Of Montpensier,
left half Of his enormous tortune-hisD
share amounting to S20,000000-with
the undoubted intention that It should.
be used inthe Royalist cause when3the
time should come. His mother, a Prin-
cess IsabeNaof orleans-Bourbon daugh-
ter ofthesd ucde Montpensier, has been
%unwearying on1her part in her efforts.
I5toret family relations with the occu-
pants Of European thrones. OF course,
the European authorities would look
upon change from republic to mon-
archy with great favor.
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"a ever,

DIR. Woop,s Norway Pine Syrup was
used for years as a prescription by a
successful physician. 1t is in all re-
spectsL the best cough medicine made
to-day. Sold by all dealers on aguar-
antee Of satisfaction. D&w
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Captain Putnam Dead.

" Uhpthih UeHus
CHf111coTns, O., Dec. 28 Capt q.
Putnam, who wa consul general to-
Honolulu under President Cleveland, is.
dead. He was an ex-state senator, was.
private secretary to Governor Alienr
and was a well known neaspaper
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RAILROADS.
Wheelinq & Elm Grove Railroad.

On aud after Saturday. october 1 1871 trains
Will run 19 follows City tins: q ND
q m.,9;00a m. 10000 q. m, 1850 q IN, 1900 M,
100 p. m, 2:00Ip m. 500 p. M. 400 2. M, SOD.
p m. e:oop m, $500 p m ,s:ooyRim M 9:S0 p
m. II SEQ ,. m. 58slE5f
q m, . Goa M l0:01 q m, 1t:00A m. 1900 NJ.
100 p. m, 100 p m. 9:00p m 400 p m. 300
p m, coop m. 700sp mi 500 p m, 9ilop.
M, 10 10 p m.
ieDailf. except sh1d8ysllA
-suNDKY-church trains leave Elm Grove as
y9t3 q m. and Wheeling at 12.1I p m
II z WEIsGERDER,
oeI General Manager
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TE ssnnsylvsalastaaoaa
%gHnsgNaRia EnRsl
Le Tssi15 p,,1 - 6sntrolTin
Trains Run by Central Time.

TICKET ORPTpER At PENNSYLVANIA. .STA11oi OF
WV n. FoOr or EiR VlETHsS WBEH1IN0t
At MGAuisB HOURE, lWHHIIBtui NDA1
PESNsYIVGSI4 STATION. BRfpuEfolEg
enUrHWRsFS9Erlm2PE PAX HriuLn Rou1l
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BE'sure you get the genuine Bastin's.
Cough and Consumption Curefor coughs
and colds. 2
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Rucklea,s AFnIea salva.

The best salye in the worldfor cutl,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheun, fever
sores, letter. chapped hands ehlblains,
cUrhs and all skin efuptions; and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t Il guaranteed 10 give perfect Ssatistac-
ton Of money refunded. Price26 cents
a boz. For sale by Logan Drug %.
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Steamer r. E. RHILLtRS.
nv. Leaves Wheeling. Daily Trip, East
erri Standard Time-6;5a m, SD
g. I, m, 9:46a M, u;QA m 3.00tp.
Whceling+S.S1 a. ma 10DJlG H. 400 p m,
2:l5 " M. 800 nama46.alp! M
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD Co
on and after Monday. DeceT1bSr 10 Rasen
Trains will run as follows: epaly, TDaly
rEntStndny. Central Time
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a woNpnRFUn TIMnpInoE.

An Account of tho Clock Which Has Jast
lseon Made BY Two Germans.
~ ro,t3s Rsbatbiiay
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She should Have Bought Her Jack . Pal
ne Minra aHH9
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Iheex-EmpressE ugenle, who WanIeta
between Marlborough and the Riviera,
has long ago given up hope Of q, Bona:
parte restoration. In mind imperial
France died with the emperor and the
prtnceimperial, whose bodies lie in the
mapsoleum Of the little church OF Farm
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For pittsbursh 0:lo and7:20a M daily 40
n M daily. except Sunday.
For PittSbut andth0 East 6:19p ma dAhlG
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. es99p NJ. aani
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2 c II, Tl5IIi express $50 4 N. aud 81 : ~,

eciambas accommodation 1855 p DAFT
except Sunday.
5:S55 i. N, daily, except Sunday,
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the last hope Of the Bonapartes to.
achieve power in France expired With
the death Of the prince imperial. by q
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-07-21


Hos l.. NussoS, Presidios Judge.
h hSs' Il n. i 3. Bor1os. Associate judges.
u. J. HsII. Clerk
q. II. NAsoS. State Attorney.
JoHs EoHHsoS Sheriff
g. r. CnAsE Reporter.
The lssi jury trial Was finished and
The jary dismissed Friday afternoon, maxi
Jog Tho longest jury term In great many
years. The Gaze state W Parker as men
toned 10 the las, JouhsAL should have
been s,sie vs. Mst,indale. fer s,ouing Par
k.rs house. Verdict not guilty.
10 the cafe s,sie vs. Ssrsood the verdict
we also not guilty. 10 state We Burns the
jury brousb, 10 verde, OF guilty OF pei'
II larceny icr stealing chickens.
The following bills bsye been granted
In divorce cs.es: Wilson vs. Wilson. Tor
vilIiul dsseriiob; Hoy,vs Hoyt, for ini
tolsrsble severity; Hawkins vs. Hawkins.
for wiiliul dcssrtion; Ls,on Bentley W
Rose Bentley. for sduliery; Edward A
Bentley vs. Mary ). Bentley. for williul
deseriion; Merchant vs. Merchant. for re-
fussl to support The divorce cases OF
Rndd W Budd and Page vs. Page arc yet
10 be tried and also = PownAl road case.
They gill take considerable time. but
cour. will probably get through the pres
ent week,
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STATE NEWS.

The seven year cid child OF Frank Hill
Of Bennington ss struck by . fragment
Of bursied cannon shout II O'Clock July
4. aud died in about 20 minutes. l. L..
Tidsney. Edmond Csrreesu and William
Mccarthy we're hrings 10 pound cannon
90 the o. rner Of Gage and Stafford streets.
when IL burst. . irasmen, fying 100 rods
and striking The Hill child. who vas plsyi
log in The front yard. The accident put
90 end to I'll DEMONSTRATIONS
Ats special town meeting st Chelses on
Wednesday II VI. voted to have 40 slec.
trio railroad built between South R0ysliop
srd Tunbridge.
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HorIL ARRIVALS.

sgst.st nsasst
NJ 900 Nj. gsg fiirh Nsw BsFsn, CeuE
Mm k<isss tseb ass vie. faissf VI
M .1s ". D u q kurphy BteeslyH
nahp Tref
a pstis North Adams
M spd Mr. Edmnns Ciustl Tfcy
NJ AID Mrs setH ~ lbas IN hts fort
kiss sdss Hsilsk
Nhf ftith nsipss
! q Hltth@.A
NJ sas Ms o IiHsu
go fsmAf ned msef
GeaFtf tiaft htimfofd ~
rIr. AND Jssisossalis %
Ett. Cara rahtl
i,.is o. ra,assp Ne. to's
Eases
NJ .ha NJ. Td.sfa NfKiphsy Aibsny
GNfes sLA Ehssa
M ,pa NJ. IN N pertseh EiEahsih NJ
G I. H. utsch
cs..a r..I.t S~roh
MISC Lefug
~. ! ~ ] s,,... Betsy r.
Mos ffsnoAs Scar.
ysnss N hBi,t
". w@ risasA prootbn
Charlse ffehsh
nsr gosi Martin Past Arlington
Mr. N Merriam spd maid New lofs
NJ al Nis n c Hasssn
Nsfrsm
Prof Ectisy
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Very good bay wes,ber
p. \. Wild is assisting at the tele
graph In Ilsrds drug store.
Geo. Y. Wade caught 100 pount
bt.r 10 . trap on the east mountain las
week.
Mis-. Maud Swiit returned with W
II Frost 10 bis home 10 Smith Falls, On
tsrio. for visit
The Rev. Charles NJ. Nles, Rector o
Trinity church. Rutland, lie the guest o.
the Misses Hswley. at Fairview.
The fall term OF Burr and Burton
Seminary will commence Sept /, instead
Of Sept. 10, as stated 10 the last JOURNAL
Local politics have been very quiet
bat msy warm up after the county conven,
ton, which 10 in session 10 Arlington. To
day.
As gill be seen by . notice 10 the
Editorial column the Democratic county
convention will 5s held at Arlipg ton, July
80.
Quite large party OF village people
drove 10 the top OF Mount Equinox. Mon,
day. aud found the road in very.good con,
diion.
Those persons who were ont late
Saturday night were treated to q msgnif,
cen, di.plsy Of northern lights. II eI,
eesded spyihins often seen In that line.
The morning mail south hiss been put
back aud nov leaves the station at 7 l6.
The change was mike In order TO make
connections At Hoosick Junction, which
could not be done when ii LEI, ct 7 81.
There will be a celebration Of the
Holy Euchsri., 10 st. johns church. Mao
chester, on Thursday. July 81 at IL An
The eelsbfat, will be the Rev. G. NJ. Niles
A. N. Hector Of Trinity church. Rutland.
The Manchester library association 10
under obligations to Mrs. J. ID. Wickbsm
Tor . handsome sntique oak table for the
library. The librsry is open from / to
o'clock 90 Tuesdays aud Thursdays. and
iron 10 clock Oh S.iardsys.
The Democrats Of Manchester are 70,
quoted 10 mel, 10 csucus at Thsyers
Hotel. Tnesds, ~, ling July Goth a. 80
N. for the pnrpose Of choosing delegates
10 the Democratic County Convention to
b. held =. Arline,on July 3oth, ls22
O X Youxo co@m''ter.
AT the Republican caucus. Saturday
evening the following deleestes to the
couuiy convection we're eleeisd: NJ 4.
Cslbutp. d X simonds. II. II. Liu.ey. J
n. Hard. y. G. Archibald. j W. Fowler
saa y. ". Cooi sliernstes; L. shsfnsr.
l. J. Hsslsy. q. W. Bradley. NJ. Csu,
nrld. W. IL Benediol = W. Boarn. ID. y
wil.or.
Then y. Recorder has the iellosiae
"hit, The hrst psmed sentlemsn beiss
rasst Of The Eqainor Hense: The Tam
macy appointment Of frstkiia Eison.
Jsls hupperi aud Ballard Smith on The
fress Conniiiee to attend to the Clsyf'
lsnd reception. 10 sIoeiiest jake will iun
risb The beer. smith vail put u s.sy aud
Kdsou siiI smile approval.
Advertised hrsu. Mrs Ne,tis Y /
A,sfs. Miss sasie Dsylsy 2, J Y Hol,en.
Mia 0ef's.e Johtson. Miss Assis Kelley.
Horslsy A krudsh. O W. Lsvrence. Mrs
jo< knos lion. Manchester Psnsion Ca,
sssi MeDonsld. Maggie More. Miroo Nc.
Campesesa. I. z. W. Rogers. Mn. J.
Tstile. Rev. L n Thorshlll. Mira Cis'
n.ss, X Troth. GeOrss NJ YAH. Mn @ d
w,liinsson.
The Tsconio Marble Co. or rather The
Manchester Asrbls Ca, fer The company
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Of
0te by
lie Cemetfr
tto,een
building freight
lea yoa 10 All
furnished
pc
sea havs f7rsh q
follows
Other
Bots orIs y
and sh an az & "
E. ESTABROOK, Box o. Manchester Centre VI
s
Before
EXCELSIOR GRANITE COMPANY
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Note Particularly,

DC ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests, color.
ed trimming.
Csc Ladies Swiss Ribbed Vests, silk
or lace trimmed.
&c Fair Quality Prints.
l0c Lounsdale Cambria.
&c Fancy Colored Scrim.
csc Ladies Solid Black Hose. Full
regular made, double heel and toe.
extra length. Louis Hefmsdorfs
fast black, value 35c.
l0c Gents Oxford Mixed Half Hose,
fne gusge, full seamless, the best
value ever offered, pair 25c.
lSc Gents Hall Hose, solid colors.
black, tan, brown aud states, foil
extra heavy, regular price 25e.
$3.50 Chem lie Table Covers, extra
heavy With knotted fringe all
around, 4 yards square, reduced
from 81 25
s4.96 Pair. All Chenille Curtains. Full
length and wiLih, heavy cbioele
fringe, top and bottom with wide
dado in handsome designs, re-
duced from SO 90.
15c Round Nickel Alarm Clocks, every
clock guaranteed, reduced from
ggc.
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~ CAEboF THANKs Ito ". Z I. I
q Bsre'L .osli tsnaer Their nosi 'iacrfs
ib,s., 10 the oaleisl Board q the Msihe,
do, Episcep.l ohsreb itr The nss 81 their
edihos aa,ips the ists coevsuiion hsld 10
ths place Jane 2ash. Als0 10 Miss Lo.iie
Duse.b .ho 20 ably presided ., The orssn
through The day and evening. 10 thcss
Who rendered snoh Delighted music. to
the fuebds vho 90 beautifully sssisted In
provsdlDs for the tables. and lastly 10 the
Ladies AID Society Tor The use Of tables,
dishes Ao.
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LADIES' BELTS.

Silk and Canvas, Sc to Zoe.
Fancy Leather, Zoe TO 65c.
90 Different STYLES. Plain, Straight Belts or
Fancy Bodice Bes In all the laesl poyeltior.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-27

The building Of the choir will necessarily in
clude tho building of four Of the great piers OF
the n main STRUCTURE, those on the side where
Of the four towers which will flank the central
lantern when all Ia complete will adjoin the
choir at it's western corners. hut only one OF
these. that on the north will be built with the
chcir.
Notwitnstanding the decision to, 60 ahead.
many OF the most important details have not
yet heen settled. The question OF stone. Tor
instance. has not been definitely decided. At
raise an endowment fund Of 5000. 600. in add
ton to the SG.OOO.OOO which it will cost to
build the cathedral. The income Of this sum.
i was thought. would be necessary to keep
the cathedral in repair and meet current, eX-
penSns. 1t was represented that it would be
unfair to saddle this large annual expense
upon the churches OF the diocese
Among recent contributions to the building
fund are SD. 900 from Samuel D. Eabcock and
S2O0uD from Col and Mrs. Auchmuty George
MCCULLOUGH Miller has begun another form Of
Il year to the fund during his life.
The plans for the main portion Of the cathe-
dral are only outlined vet. and are subject to
change, They are wholly lacking in detail.
MIR. La FarCe is now in Europe studying the
famous cathe rails Of England and tho Conti-
ncnt. The development Of the details OF st
Johns will take years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-27
Hibbard'S Wild
Cherry Bitters
CURE GENERAL DEBILITY
AND NERVOUS WEAKNESS.
Sold by Druggists.
WILL SELL RTCHARDSOE.
The New Yorks Can Have Their Old Sec.
ond Ba.emau for Cash Bonus.

RICHMOND. March %. There was great curl
osity to see the New Yorks and WashinGtons
play to-day. but rain prevented. The Wash
lngtons came direct from Charleston. and
while travelling through North Carolina en-
countcred n heavy snow storm. Manager
Powers tried to look cheerful over the gloomy
prospect. and was succeeding fairly WELL when
a gray whiskerod nun came along and re-
Questcd an interview.
What paper do you representa-" ask cd
Powers. with his most arable smile.
Il am the Commissioner Of Licenses and
wish to inquire if You have taken out a license
to play ball in this city,"
A license to PLAY basoball?' circulated
Powers. never heard OF such a thing"
That is the law, Sir" responded the Com
missioner. Tho license is so. and unless
paid before Tuesday. the fee will be doubled"
why didn't You serve this notice when We
FIRST came to town. You cant bleed me- I'll
The programme now is. to play Washington
on Monday. Philadelphia on Tuesday and
Wednesday. and start FOR New York Wcdnes-
day night, arriving there next morning Tho
first game Of the exhibition series at the Polo
grounds will be played on rhursdny afternoon
Tho announcemcnt in TEE Sun that George
Wagner had agreed TO open negntintions with
to hs G"h"m tea VAS as
b l pss ffas s es a%esF Bare sae
ME arrived il. Richmond this morning he was
asked whit b" knew about the matter He
sure nothing would be done without his knowi-
edge. He expressed the firm belief that Rich
In an interview with 4: II. Wagner. secretary
and treasurer. OF the Washington Club. the
latter said: Yes. my hrothcris perfectly will
York. providing he receives II sufficient cash
bonus. No proposition for an cXrhnnG. Of
players will be considered. as Washington has
in Tommy Dowd rs promising a second base
man as can T." found. Our principal reason
captain. hut we feel that an unwilling player
would be q drn. instead Of help have no
doubt my brother will bo severely. criticised il
Richardson. but he feels that. il would be
foolish to keep PLAYER lying idle or to take
asked whnt sum would he asked for Richard
sons release. Mr. Wagner said he was not at
liberty to say.