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mlghtower to Mnrry.

coming marriage OF Guile Hightower to
Miss Mary Belle Aturchlson at the resi-.
denee OF the young lady's parents In Love
lady ON Wednesday evening, January u,
at o'clock.
Nh, hightower Is well known and
popular conductor on the international
and Great Northern. running between
Galveston and Longview. lie Is recog-
nlzed as one OF the most affable and
courteous men that ever punched rail-
road ticket and numbers his friends In
Houston and all over Tcxas by the scores.
all OF whom send the best wishes IN the
happy event that VIII soon occur.
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OF the Metropolitan. Lincoln. Ne, 49,
cars 10 and from all trains Neo' Electric
J. Todd, Timpson; w. ]. c,.,.,n
Lincoln j. II. Ensign wscc, S1 ny ~
Myers, Columbus; r A. Fowler w w. a.
w. 70. Choekiey' Dallas; Fired Id p,y,ns
uenm9ndi u, j. McNois, Houston. II
- white, Dailasi d. s. cricks. Cincinnati.
r. :; W. Davis. Omaha A. l. Auntrcote'
Montgomery; H. J. Stephens co, ,a1ra NJ;
Reed, city; l.. =. Young. Llncoin. ~ y
Farber Guthrie; p e. Mnlsr ,S.r ~
Henry Barth, Blue Hill; Ausi,s,,,s I,as
month, Blue Am: John p uern,i,o,,
Houston, "''N "''0'
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Liverpool have cut down wages 10 per
cent ana threaten another like cut II the
wilson bin " paHsed.
The Standard ol plant at La Porte.
md. Ems been advertised TO be sold tor
taxes. II IS wrans,e between the COM
pany and the authpraics.
Tie chairman OF tho democratic state
central COMMITTEES Of Mlnnesoia has ten
dRrc1 HIS resignation, c.o.ng bis letter
WITH an atlaek On tie National aanlnis-
tratlon
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cred rates to such proportion that u
would be n physical impossihili;y for the
railroads OF Texas 10 further reduce freight
rates In this State.
''rhe shippers. am glad TO notice have
also come 20 the conclusion that steady,
far rates are the best in the end. a
freight rate war Is but q temporary adj
vantage 20 the public. II simply supplies
extremely low rates for brief period,
and there Is always the certainty that
they win be advanced as soon as one or
the other road ia forced to make terms
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Tie Southwestern Trlffc association
continued IN session all last week. and
viii probably be in st. Louis for several
days longer.
Considerable OF the associations time
last week was consumed IN conference
with the CentreI Traffic assoeiatlon rep
resenratives, The iO,nt conference being
for the purpose OF considering through
rates and divisions between Central Traf-
ic association territory and Texas points
The Southwestern Traffic associat.on's
committee for conference with Central
Traffic association lines was constituted
OF representatives OF the Atchison, To-
peka and Santa Re. Missouri Pnc.hc,
Southern Pacific. St Lou,s Souihw estern.
Missouri, Kansas ana Teyasaud Chicago,
Rock Island ana Pacific. the chairman OF
the Southwestern Traffic association act
Ing as chairman of the joint conference.
Up to the last adJournine@ no definite
conclusions had been reached modifying
the present established conditions.
The Southwestern took acton to re-
store rates on coffee from ST Louis and
the seaboard 10 the ba SIS $of full tariff
rates In connection with the application
OF the Western classltic ,uon, aud action
was a,so taken TO apply the Western
classification rules OH the movement of
fresh meat from Omaha to Texas points.
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Thcr Ilent thc MnrI1

The engineer wht was running TIE
Gawtang engine on the ST. Louis division
Of the Big -Four, when 81 hauled tho
Southwestern limited three miss con-
sscut.ye.y al the rate OF a nile every
forty-fiye seconds. EayR he dared not run
any faster, but believes that n pressed
The engine would develop even Freatsr
speed. Expert master mechanics who
have examined the eng.ue gay that no enc
gne has aver yet been built 10 this coun-
Try which can excel them IN speed VITA
AK 10 EIGHT cars
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Regretted Her nnaty Action.

Cupepper, Va. January lG-aIiss Lizzie
Newhouse, who committed suicide mere
yesterday. was engaged TO a, D. flnL
nephew OF General A. T.. Hill From some
cause she discarded him. The Tilted young
man took her at her word. went 70 ~,
Louis. where. having forgotten his Former
love, he married another woman. NUS
Ncwhouse left letter in which she sirtes'
she regretted her action. and that me mar
riage Of Hiil so depressed hur lput s sne
was dead an hour before her BODY Wa
discovered.
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The Fnrfcltnre snIt

GEORGETOWN, Texas, January 20,-It Is
understood that the case of the State
vs.. the Taylor. Bastrop and Houston Ruil,
way company to forfeit It's charter when
called on the 2nd, VIII be continued by
consent Tho argument is that pleintin
has leave to file an amended original
petition, Defendant IS required TO Tile It's
original answer in February.
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Bangor Me. Jenuary 2o-Maie clelana,
who has arrived here from Bupears calnp
at Milllnoket Lake says Ia many piaoss
In Northern Maine deer have been found
dead IN Yards. The cause Is attributed 70
starvation, the branches OF trees upon
which they feed, having been encaHed ~
Ice Since December by sleet storm winch
occurred IN that month.
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Mnr cnnfrnt tIc WllI.

San Francisco. cal. Jaauary 2o-The
Examiner nays II 10 rumorcd that A. r.
Stanford OF New York. a brother Of me
late Leland Stanford viii contest inc
iater'a VIII. Stanford IL quoted as nayins
aald ne had not announced HIS inIeniion
OF contrasting the VIII, but that ne wiH
by no means satisfied with $lo9V0 me
amount LEFT him By Senator Stanford
lie SAID:
II the other side manifests aisposi'
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Dnegarc Agents Associntion.

The American Association OF General
Baggage Agents, at their meeting In san
Augustine, Fla, elected The following Of
Hcers for the ensuing year;
President, II. p Dearllus, Michigan Cen
trail railway; Vice president, Charles Lo-
ralne. Chesapeake ana Ohio railway; see
rotary and treasurer, j. H. Quick, Chicago
ana Crank Trunk railway.
The association win hold IT'S next meeting
at Montreal. Canada,
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Indianapolis, Ind, January zV'--At ~
O'clock today COO unemployed men assem-
bled AZ the court house square, deniapu-
ing 10 be heard BY the city Officials y
resolution Was adopted BY mass meet
ing OF these men last night denaan''ns
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San Antonio Texas, January 2o.-I. G..
Flieke Of Iowa has secured n contract
for the construction OF the first hfty miles
OF the san Antonio and Gulf Shore road
when the money for building the same has
been secured The proposed road is be-
tween San Antonio and Velasco.
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THE HOTELS.
!. uutchlns House

be Hutchlns house.
Rates. 50. $3.50.
H. = 50 per day.
" Sss,gA, Remodeled and
,.tiifgs, a., newly furnished,
[sltsfsss. sS uneuualeu in all
tFlsi,,,, gilli its appointments
\ y l,li lsla;gr in the State ot
n t5VSi5jl Texas. kibe- &
49, Guerlnger. propri-
ators.
boris. San Antonio; A. Ashnor,
4 j. Goldthwaite, New York;
I'm Palestine; Mrs. Hamilton,
6nlo; X. Brandon. Reedsville;
III A. o. Blackwell, La Porte;
llighton, Bryan; Il. Casper, New
i d. Polk, Beaumont; -. j.
FINER. Mrs. l.. Becknan, Misses
] Cleveland; A. w. W. Evans,
t,swick; /. Heidenheimer. Cal
&liss Hal!um, Texas; o. J.
l,hicago: II. n. Overstreet, st.
B. Smith, Shepherd; G. W,
kwa; w. H. McGaw, City; w.
M Liberty; II. Olive, Austin;
aker, Galveston; l.. Pierce, Cal
A L. Price, Montgomery; C. y.
.bld Springs; Il. II. Powell, Mont
4 Haywood and wife, New York;
Il, Waco; o. W. Crawford, Chi
n Young, Warren; r. S. life,
Il W. B. Blair. Dayton; b. X.
f sw Orleans; g. l.. Richardson,
II s. A. Wood. Waco; c. G..
w.sR. Granger, Chicago; o.
-, st Louis; G.. w. skinner,
81 A. Ganete, Arkansas; d. H.
1Eh. ]. 7. Bryan. d. Russell,
n. j. Rosenthal, Jr., LAGRANGE;
Hemp, Wharton; o. Is, Jacobs,
n .. Jsores. New York; G. w,
Velasco; W. S, Hull, Alabama;
1hi wife. Dallas; IT. w. Devilliers.
No.; D. D. Nelson, J.. d. Mitch
puri; ]. r. Fuqua, Dallas; Mrs.
Harris, San Antonio; Miss r.
'reuham; W. IL. Lealle, Dallas;
aldweil, Waco; D. Prlndle, ST.
iss Hayle, Dallas; V. Rylander,
u, Chicago; j. A. Levvett, We
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The Rnymond- w hitcpmb excursion No.
will arrive In New orleans over the Louis
vile and Nashville on the morning OF Feb
Tuary :, and wlli remain IN that city until
the Mardi Gras Is over. Thence the eNcur-
slonists Will Journey TO Houston and on
through to California, where they viii
spend some time seeing the sights OF the
West.
II is said that the Illinois rai!rond has
had IN contemplation the building OF "a
connecting line between Baton Rouge and
PcachatOutn, In LouisiQua. That this is
true, however, Superintendent Dunn OF the
Illinois Central denies. Nevertheless, 1t is
said by those less oidclal and more Of
lcious that the company Is really thinking
OF some such thing. The distance between
Baton Rouge and Ponchatoula Is some for
" or nifty miles.
a semi-ofhclal announcement has been
made that the interest Que November
last on the consolidated mortgage bonds
OF the East Tennessee, Virginia and Geor-
! sta railroad viii be paid before the three
months default expires-that is. before
January 81. This viii prevent foreclosure
/ of the mortgage.
Men well informed express the opinion
| that tho appointment Of receivers for the
| Louisville Evansville and 81. Louis Is
/ fortunate for ali concerned IN a short
! fine tks roaG bed and rolllns stock will be
| IN shape to handle more business. There
are nine engines and 4l5 cars undergoing
repairs at the shops in Princeton and as
soon rs they are repaired the train SER
vice Will be increased and tho road run on
business principles.
The record OF cars passing over the Nj
| agam cantiiever bridge was broken the
| FIRST week IN January. The number for the
week was 1905. against 6S2S, the next high
est record made two years ago.
The Atchison has just ordered go new
refrigerator cars. They will be built at
| the Pullman works
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N. J. CLAYTON,
=. b. RABIzE.

that $1,000. the surplus Grand Army OF
the Republic National eneampment fund.
be used as relief money for the unenl-
ployed. no riotous Demonstrations nave
yet been made.
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tion TO be fair and reasonable. shall not
bring suit. 1 should greatly regret the
necessity Of forcing the estate into the
courts because II would ar family mat
ters that l do not wish 70 give publicity
A.,
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More Freight Rates Reduced.

NeN orleans firdYuHe-
Commits oner Mssters Of the bureau Of
freight and TRANSFORMATION has sHccseded
within 'ghe last fgsy days in efftetlng a re-
dnctlon Of The rates on sugar fran ms
city 10 Little Rock ~ 10 cents pr 10
pounds. 1pio rate had heretofore been
a5 cents. but On the 2i.h OF January the
deducfion Of 10 cents VII 80 into effect.
The ag sntinn Of the Commissioner waH
called 10 the discrimination. and be at
once went 70 work win the nBmed r.
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Angostura Filters restores tpe epi, e.'..'
and cures intlleeslion when ~ f'sf luis.
Manufactured by Dr. J. q ~ p'fksF' .
Sons. AT an druggists
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Spencer Hou.e

~ center. Late Dlsscn House.
NJ M, Nain street and Preston ava-
~ Texas. Rates Si.50 per day.
7 spencer, proprietor. Formerly
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Corpus Christi. Texas. Jenuary ei.--1here
Is nathing new relative Go the proposed
cpIpu. Christi end brownsville railroad,
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Lee Capitol Hotel. the
5sa,A only frst-class no.
\ sfA, tel in the city.
q Rates: $3.50. s3.oo.
4 ,si,i $3.50 a day. accord.
4 u ,1Iilf ing to rooms.
4 ::,y s;;,, I'm Electric cars TO
4 M ls5tss and from II depots
\ '-N--ssS C. mckinley. Prop.
aiuth, Little Rock; Geo. C. Muir
Clark. ST. Louis; Geo. M. Jor-
as CITY; sara Hartman, S. Tut
fntonio; J. II. Horan, Robret
Hooert Munk, Galveston: Nj. w.
~ Louis; r. Galloway, Mem
a Williams, st. Louis; u. b. Sey-
sumhusi g. 3. Shepherd, Baltl-
. Crooks, Cincinnati; W. s..
flrmlngham; i. j. Dickinson,
4 y >. Powell, Baltimore; II.
" San Antonio: p. Il. Wilcox,
~: a. Warner. Chicago; A. b.
wife, Kansas City; A. q. Green,
WORTH j. W. Chase, Chicago;
4 Beach, Galveston; DR.. b. c.
galveston; r, j. Einstein, VIM.
4 Shicago; Ed Stedman, city;
n Chie2Fo; A. ]. Strobei, Che
r. Moulton, New York; A.
MARSHALL, Mo; w. 3. Doddridge.
II, II, G. Townsend, st. Louis;
mppell, Palestine; George w.
i.ouia; J. T. Rogers, st. Louis;
n~artZ, New York. j. s. VIII
fshhiladelphia; Edgar Sweeney,
iiiman. Dallas; w. II. johnson,
Hne' j w. Henley, Hampstead;
4 yhleago; A. b. Lehman, New
A =, Parker, Dallas; c. c.. Freld,
~ ; Banires, Philadelphia; s.
A w 9. Baily, New York.
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MEMS SHOES.

Mems Veal Calf Congress Shoes. T.. 81 %
Mems Veal Calf Lace Shoes .,..... Is
Mems Satin calf Congress Shoes .. 10
Mems satin Calf Lace Shoes ...., Ia
MEMS Kip Alliance Congress- Shoes. u
Mems Kin Alliance Lace Shoes 80. 81
Mems Kip Cloth Top Congress Shoes / 20
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{1lD TIME TABLE

-, rsSAs CENTRAL.
pN 49, ~, Nni.iArlve.... 9'91 a. ~
"a WV A. ~ iArrive.... GOV p ih'
4, ll N, y yttN PACIFIC, -, m
Souri, i5iepart from III. ana l.
c., AntomO iralns' =. on M
san ~ mi ArriVe.... n:aV a. ~, -,
I. .lliioo a, Arrive. -. 3!tO - H.
a Orleans trains' -.oz =,
\ NsNn a m. Arrive. 80 ~ - =,
SiysY, "a m9Arriye. .. .lO'ao p NJ
a Vicforla Trains. ,.,, -,
800 m,iArrive .... 3;Ao 7; M
N, ~ ANsAS AND a 49,, ,,,,ts
lki' ksnsas city and ST. LOUIS
Trains o.nn m
e.1o a. m. lArrive.... D:D a. ~ IN
~ u. m. lArriye'.,,., 81 sly iisFj
sct07,'SyisaDO AND SANTA -
Main Line. 1t.o,n n. IN.
4 Galveston Iralhs' e.aoa m
S,S5n n,lArriVe... S:9u u ~
n ~ ~ ~ lArrive. .. 3:lO p. M
~ n nl.iArrlve. -. 0'lu p' IN.
- snd from Galveston leave
n ie,ot IL minutes carrier OF n
~ ienoi ~ minutes later. nv
iee 70 and arrive at the Sun'a
I,a ~ inc time stated,
,dlvtpaS,nsAI, n CIR NORTHERN
- Louis Trains.
4 ,d.Sa n. nj. Arrive. -. 5;lu a m
- AZ u. m. Arrive. b'lV p H.
Galveston Trains.
4 AIN n m.lArrlve 49,. 90 n. IIi'
4 y, ~ a. m. Arrive. .1O,Hl a. M
\ 'l,y 9, y. m Arrive. $50 p. N.
80 : Arrive. :. l0;4o y. m.
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sos and 5O7 Travis Street.

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LADIES' OXF0RDS.

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Ladies' Dongola KID oxford Tles... si
Ladies Dongoln KID oxford Ties 81 10
Patent Lcnthor Tips, Cloth Tops. ] 20
Ladies' Dongola Kid oxford Ties,
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LADIES' SHOES.
ChildS' and Misses Shoes.

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Misses DonRola Kid Button Shoes
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Misses OIL Grain Button Shoes. with
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Second Baptist Church-corner of Har-
dy and Liberty streets. Sunday school at
$40 n. m. j. II. Pruett, superintendent;
]. II. Buse, assistant. Preaching morn
ing and night by L. ". Carny of Velasco.
Antioch Baptist church--sunday school
at 0 a. m. e. Kemp superintendent. Cen
eraI review FOR the fourth quarter. II a.
m. preaching by Rev. p. Dggs. the
pastor.
Tuam Avenue Baptist Mission-Between
Austin and LaBranch streets. Sunday
school at p m. +. $, Glover superin-
tendent A hearty welcome TO all.
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BOYS SHOES.

Boys Lace satin Calf Shoes .,.,..,Sl 80
Boys Lace Satin Calf Shoes ..... p
Boys' Lace Satin Calf shoes.....-. IL
Boys Lace Kip Shoes ..........- Csc
LADIES' SHOES.
Ladies' Kid Button Shoes. Plain
Ladies' Dongola I1ld Fulton shoes
Patent Tips ......... ....,...4,..N %
Ladies' Dongoln KID Button Shoes
Square Toe, Patent Tips ......,.., 1 IS
Patent rips 80. $500, i as
Ladies' Fine Dougola Vici Kid But
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CHURCH NOTICES.

Christ church-Hoiy communion 49,
m. Morning prayer and sermon a, :, "
m. Sunday school at $50 a. m. Irvening
prayer and service at ESQ p. m. The roe,
tor Rev. Mr.. Aves will preach.
Clemens Memorial Chapel-Corner =,
Bingham and Sabine streets. Mrs,
ward. Sunday school at q M
Evening prayer and sermon at 7:so D. M
Choir practice Wednesday at 1880 D. M.
Evening prayer and sermon Thursday at
The Trinity Episcopal Mission Sunday
school-(Fair Grounds addltIon)--Is now
held In the Mcdowell school building ON
McGowen avenue, near Smith street. Ser
vices commenced at p. m. All children
welcome and a good attendance is desired.
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Evangelical Lutheran Trinity Churcn--
louisiana, between Preston and Prairie
j. Barthei, pastor. Sunday school a. m
Regu.ar service 10 a. M Conversation
meeting 200 p. m. Evening service f'S9
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st. Patrlck's church-Tlfth ward, corner
Cont ana Maury streets First
mass al 1850 a. M; second mass
al 10 a. m. Evening services ana
benedlction At 7:3o D. IN. League OF me
Sacred Heart meets at 6 p. m. on tnlra
Sunday OF Tho moath Rev. j. s. Muir
ply. pastor.
Church Of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wes y.
corner OF Texas avenue ana SfaWiolu
street. Rev. Father Thomas hennesss, u
pastor. First mass Z a. m; hifn plass ~ ~
a. m. vespers 20 p M; sunday sSN'S'
at a. IN.
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uNIoN MEErINGs.

yIoueton ueights Union Church ana
sabbath school-sabbaih school al y
m every Sunday. colpnol Butter /.
tendent Preaching AZ y. N Mi W. ara
and inembers ~ I'll denomiln 'ifhis Xxx
cordially invited 20 come ana nei' - ~
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-22

Mre Mary Keenan. aged seventy years died at her residence. 200 Cherry street early this morning. The funeral will take place at o'clock Wednesday morning.
 AIbertha Bresnahan. age five years and four months, daughter of Patrick Bresna- han of 453 Baldwin street. died last night of peritonitis. The funeral will take place at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon and inter | ment in St. Joseph's cemetery.
 Superintendent Bradley of the Traction Co, A. G. Shephardson of the New En- land Engineering Co, and Joseph Wood ruff of Benedict X Burnham's. who left here a week ago to-day to attend the conven- ] ton of the American Street Railroad as- | sociation at Atlanta, Ca, returned home on the o'clock train on the Naugatuck road this afternoon.
 Ending to-day D. Manwaring has been selling tickets at the local office of the New England road for the past eleven years. | He said if he wasn't a total abstainer he would celebrate the event by giving all his friends good spree. As it is he has de- cided to celebrate by selling tickets as usual Mir Manwaring was for two years in the freight office before being appointed to his present position.
 The following order issued from the postofice department will be of interest to those who have been in the habit oi decorating postal cards with every manner of design: No printing or writing othei than the address is allowable upon the ad dress side, nor may anything except aI address label be pasted or attached to any postal card. The address label. however may be pasted on the message side as wei as on the address side of the card"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-22
WORLD OF SPORTS.

The official records may not show Far rell as the leader of the catchers, nor will Meekin top out the pitchers, but when the all around work of these two wen is scrutinized every reasonable man will award them the title of "the winning bat tery of 1894"
 It is said that Manager. Hanlen has be- come very unpopular with some of the players, especially young McGraw.
 Roger Connor's batting average for 1894 was .3i3; Lachance's average was .329.
 Brooklyns new fielder. Anderson, is a poor judge of fly balls, but a grand one of pitched balls.
 Louisville is said to have released wer- den and Crooks, whom Barnie signed for next season.
 It is the intention of the Louisville management to release Lutenburg Richardson. wadsworth and Grim. Ton Brown will also go if Shugart can be Sc. cured.
 The men who are regarded as sure fix lures on the Cincinnati team next year ars Smith. McPhee. Holiday. Vaughn. Cana van. Dywer. Murphy and possibly Merritt
 Treasurer Won der Horst of -Baltimor, says that at the next leag 'e meeting h, will offer a resolution to the effect that tn, Temple cup be returned to the donor witl thanks, and that in its stead the leagu put up purse of SIG. GOO. of which S5 .OOt shall go to the championship. S3 900 to tn second club and g .OO0 to the third. Whel Von der Horst gets the league 10 put up purse of any kind he will be g4yer thai he is now. The league is not in tha business.