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man. Miss Mary Koths. Miss 4. Rize-.
Miss Ida RoIker, Miss Maggie NJ. Schieb,
Miss Emma Wagner. Miss Bette Mullen,
Miss Annie Caring. Miss Gussie s. Wix,
Miss Lille Kahl. Miss Lena Kohlhepp. Misc
]. Lucille Hartman, Vi IS Ruth Hennetergsr.
Miss Emily Waterhouse. Miss Jessie s.
Nant Miss Lille Stu,t. Miss Anna George.
Miss NJ A. Sauerwein, Mrs. NJ Matthews.
VIM. r. Hall. Chas. Gems, c. H. Buschman.
G. A. z. Spaner. s. w. Hartman. Louis
Burger, Albert G. Gems. Otto G. John, w.
II. Wrightsou. ". A. Nichols, l.. L. Ment-
zer. Geo. A. Rider, Edw. Burch, Edw. C.
Kruemmel, John Boone. Henry c. Wald.
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Games Elsewhere.

Hawke kept the hits of the champions
well scattered. while Staley was not only
batted hard. but his fielding was wretched
the batteries were Hawk and Robinson
Staley and Camel.
Baltimore p o 4 90 O-i3 Il 3
Boston ~ 0 3 0 o 0 O-7l2 O
Umpire O'Rourke's decisions were again
loudly questioned in St. Louis yesterday
The Cfncirnatis took the game because of
timely batting and Perfect fielding. Haw-
ley and Peitz, Chamberlain and Vaughn
were the batteries. The score:
R.HE
st. Louis. 0 0 o o o 90 l-2T 4
Cincinnati. y 2 o y o 0 % o
Louisville at last won a game and from
Pittsburg. too. The contest was an inter-
esting one The batteries were Easton and
Merritt, Hemming and Grim.
R.HE.
Pittsburg II o 1901 o. s s
Louisville. o / o 3-9l3 3
A combination of errors and the nervous
ness of Cleveland's new pitcher Knauss
gave the victory to Chicago. Knauss and
thinner. Terry and Kittridge were the bat
teries.
RHE.
Cleveland 20 0 o 2 o 900 % G 8
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Corrigan and His Track.

CHICAGO. June cot was reported to-
day that Edward Corrigan, owner of Haw-
thorne, having been refused turf congress
membership, will not apply to the congress
for a license for his track. This will make
&9p oahsrs. Jockeys and officials who con-
tihfia al Hawthorne after June q outlaws
Of the turf. Mr.. Corrigan is quoted as say
ing that II the congress will not admit his
track to membership. he will get along
without any recognition from the organiza-
ton.
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ing. and those who attended last years
reunion will no doubt look forward to a
recurrence Of that delightful day.
The arrangements for speakers and sing
ers are as fully complete as those Of last
year, and the committees from both cities
have spared no labor or trouble and have
exhibited at all times a thorough and de-
voted interest for the ultimate success of
the reunion. Those in charge of the ar
rangements say that this Is not a synodi-
cal reunion or in any way confined to any
one church or any body of Lutherans, but q
Lutheran reunion in the broadcast and full
est sense for which the name stands.
For number OF years these reunions
were held at Pen Mar. but the great dis
lance to be travelled and the lack Of ac-
commodations seriously interfered with the
proper enjoyment of the day.
1t was thus evident that a new place of
meeting should be provided. SO that Bay
Ridge was determined upon. and thus for
the second time the reunion takes place
there. Like every new departure; there Is
always something to be regretted and the
people OF Washington and Baltimore regret
that they cannot meet with those of Penn
sylvania. They miss. of course. this pleas
ant feature Of the reunions at Pen Mar
but as Pennsylvania can and does on all
occasions turn out an army Of Lutherans
the people OF other cities will not be missed
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SUBURBAN CANDIDATES.
Work Done Yesterday by the Proni-
nent Ones.


The work done by the Suburban Handi-
cap horses yesterday at New York was ex-
cellent' Sport was worked a mile and a
half over the Brighton Beach race track In
faultless style in 24O, and never showed
the slightest sign of bad temper in his jour-
ney. Now that Lamplighter is withdrawn
Taral may ride Sport in tomorrow's big
event. Trainer Gilpin smiled as he said:
When they beat him they will know they
have been to a horse race"
William Jones rode over from G-avesend
TO jseesCharade do his work. He covered
the Rul,urban distance in 2.l3 very easily.
eva fHdSiwill be a sure starter.
nleSHHdfd's latest work over the Suburban
distance was not satisfactory. He covered
the distance OF the Suburban Handicap In
2.11. He showed all his phenomenal speed
In the early part of the journey, covering
the ffst i've furlongs in 1.u2. The mile was
done In i.42; the mile and furIong in |. So
after which he slowed down. made a very
feeble effort in the last furion;, and was
tired. However, the pace was a killer In
the early part of The journey, ana with
slower work to begin with Clifford might
have done better.
At Morris Park Ramapo. Banquet and
Pickpocket did good trials. At Jerome
Park SIR Walter is said TO have covered the
handicap distance in 2.l0 II. This is good
work around the turns or, this track.
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WncleS, ana The worst
Scrofulous Sores and
Swellings are per-
manently CURED.
Mr.. THos. HARRIS,
OF Wakefield StatisIl,
Stlsser Co., Va, writes :
About fouryearsa ago
my daughter. Helen
@. Harris, was afflicted
with Eczoms I'm q dis
tressing form. She
tried medicines too
numerous TO men,
ton, but they did no
good. I told her that
! would write 10 DIR.
Pierce, which / did, and
after q few months
..~A - IL
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she was entirely cured

she was entirely cured. believe your medi-
ctncs uneQualed.
MRS. JNo. II. RICHARDSON, q widow living
near Wakefeld, Va, a few years ago, was in
extremely bad health, and used your propri-
etary medicines with entire success"
cannot speak too highly Of Or. Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy. for suffered from stone IN the
bladder and hemorrhage OF the kidneys, ard II
cpmpletely cured both these DISEASES A. Jones.
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Strengthening. readily dscsted and palatabls food
that can be given thu BABY.
Says Mrs. Charles A K-apf. 85i West Broad
street. Hazelton. Penn: Our little girl has been
using lactated food since last year up to the pres
ent time, and We think It Is the best food for
children. II has built hsr up IN solid Hesh, and
could not DO without Il"
In q recent latter Mrs Susan Bartram. 2s11
Tulip street. Philadelphia, wrote:
II have raised three babies on lactated food.
I tried all kinds Of foods for the first one and
nooe Of them gaze sstisfaction. for the baby was
sick AL the time. The doctor advised to use
lsctated food, and In weeks time after COM
nencinS fits use saw an Improvement in the
taby and after that I never had any trouble and
have never used any other kind Of food. COM
usacsd using the food with my next baby when
be vas three days old. He Is 20 months old
and has cut II teeth without any trouble. I have
another baby only three weeks old tomorrow. and
have begun to give her the laetatsd food. too
have recommended the food to many friends and
shsy have used II with great satsfsction-"
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Cornell Freshmen Win.

4 The Cornell freshmen crew easily de-
feated the Daurtless crew Of New Y6rk
city last evening in a two-nlile race by FIVE
lengths on the Cayuga lake at Ithaca, N.
Y. Pine IL minutes Is "a seconds: Daunt-
less Time u minutes IL seconds. The race
was to have been rowed at 5 o'clock. but
Ii was nearer when the trim yacht Clara
on which were the race officials steamed
over the course and waved off the boats
encroaching. The crews were then told to
go to the starting point, and at 7:0a Ref
cree c. S. Francis gave the word to go.
This makes the twenty-fourth consec2-
tive race won by Cornell crew.
Admiral Gherardi of the navy was an en-
thusia site witness of the race
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MANY CHILDREN

-as wei as thousands Of grown people, have
been cured Of scrofula and other blood dis
eases, by taking DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. Every disorder that can be
reached through the blood, yields to its puri-
flying qualities. Eczema, letter, Boils, Car
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SUBMITTED TO TORTURES,
The Cree Sun Dance in Montana Not
Interfered With.

Interfered With.
The Cree sun dance has just been con-
cluded at Havre, Mont, after going on for
three days. Every sheriff in the state had
been instructed to prevent the dance at any
hazard, but there was no interference
Three braves were hung up by thongs
thrust In Sits In their breasts, and slashed
by Little Eggs, the chief. All tainted be-
fore the ordeal was over. A young buck
had Sits cut in his shoulders and to the
inserted thongs were tied four Buffalo
skulls. which he dragged after him. Eighty
pieces of flesh were cut from his arms to be
kept tokens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-20

The Tacoma Grain Company have DUR
chased the thirty-,ine elevators belonging
70 the Northern Pacific system In the
northwest. These elevators Ia ST year shin-
ped 2.9OO.OOO centals Of wheat
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BROOKLYN

Entnen run-Brooklyn. Twobase hits-H asa-
maenr. Srinin, Corcoran: Three base hts-Daly,
Corcoran, Ecutn. Kennedy: Stolen base-Cart,
wright. First base on halls-On Maui, 4; or
Gsstright. 8; OF Kennedy, 5. Struck out-Ry
Gastrsht, O. by Kennedy, l. Wild pitch-Maui
Tfme-TwO hours. Umpire-McOuaid.
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Walter d. Allen, a Philadelphia real es-
tate lawyer, was held under $4,000 bail
last night, charged with embezzement
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Cleveland 20 o 2 o 0 GO % G 3
Chicago 40 o o o 0 08 1-55 4
Base Ball NCtea.

Meekin Il pitching a great game Of ball.
New York Times
Mccarthy of Cincinnati will be released
to indianapolis. Manager Comiskey has
engaged a new pitcher named Tannehill
Meany. the Harrisburg pitcher, has been
engaged by the Louisvilles.
Baldwin. the Allentown pitcher, suffered
for q hits at the hands Of the Harris
burgk yesterday.
The Macon club Of the Southern League
has gone up" and the owner of the Har-
risburg. Pa, club threatens to retire be-
cause OF poor patronage.
The game which was to have been played
in New York yesterday between the New
York and Philadelphia clubs was post
poned on account of wet grounds.
There isn't better pitcher in the minor
leagues than Egan. whom the washing
tons let go. He is pitching splendidly
for Observation-Disclosures Sun. Yes but
he Is not facing National League batsmen.
A brother of Pitcher Menafee of Louis
vile. who is also pitcher. is doing good
work for the Roanoke. Va, team. :
The report that New York offered St.
Louis 5000 for Breitensten is denied The
New York officials say they never offered a
penny.
The Reds play like a disoreanized SQUAD
OF Millcreek amateurs. The team has
about nine northumberland Enquirer
The local team deserve great praise for
their plucky work yesterday.
a report was telegraphed away last night
that Maui had been suspended without pay.
Baltimore has nine postponed games,
more than any other of the league clubs
Boston and st. Louis only have two each.
Ward will certainly have to put more
ginger in the team" says the New York
Advertiser. With every one Of the Giants
being roasted from some quarter or other
1t IL not surprising that they, as q club,
play with little life and spirit
Last night President Young entertained
Mr. Ryrne and the ms hAr Of he
lyn Club at his Mt Pleasant home. The
beautiful lawn surrounding Mr. Young's
residence was illuminated in honor of the
Brooklynites, and refreshments were served
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Amateur Base Ball.

The arsenal grounds were the scene Fri
day afternoon of a very exciting game OF
ball between the District Commissioners
team and the Interior Department nir.e
which was won by the former by a score
OF ~ OF 8. The battery for the District
commissioners team was Jones and Boyd
Inc League Juniors have organized for
the season. and would like to hear from all
CLUBS whose players are under thirteen
years. Address all challenges to NJ O'Don-
nounue 921 IL New Jersey avenue north.
west. n
VIM. Hahn & Co.'S clerks fell easy vic.l
tins to c. D. Kenney's clerks in a game OF
ball last Sunday at Marshall Hall, by a
score of Is to 8. -
The Lansburghs. jr., defeated the Young
Americans by Q to o. a
The Arsenals have defeated the Postal
Clerks by score Of II to 7. Winning bat
terry, Merrill and Healey
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-23
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

Cont Martin Hsllmann initiated twenty members at its meeting in Hell. mann hall last night.
 =-The tower on the new Lithuanian Catholic church has been completed and a handsome cross now catches the eye of pedestrians on Bank street
 There was reception in the parIors of the Third Congregational church on Washington avenue last night A large number of people were present and all spent the evening in a very happy manner.
 The new German Baptist church on Drayer avenue vas the scene of a happy gathering last night. A concert and sup per was given and the whole neiehborhood attended Messrs Brown and Swan ren- dered concert solo and several others also contributed to the musical pro- grAmme and all played their parts in a most successful manner at the supper table.
 Tickets are selling rapidly for the en- tertainment to be given in the Lyeeum by the Brooklyn Dramatic club on Thanks- giving eve and Thanksgiving afternoon and evening. Shaun Aroon,"a delight full Irish drama, will be presented by a competent cast of characters and the juve- nile play. The Fairy of the Fountain. " will be ene of the great stage wonders of the age.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-23
ASKED FOR S1,OOO.
4 Young Man In Clinton. V. Y., Is Charged
 With Blackmail.

A Young Man In Clinton. V. Y-, Is Charged
 With Blackmail.
 CLINTON. N. Y, Nov. 23.-This village was startled by the exposure Of a most daring blackmailing scheme which i'm plicates several well known young men. Mrs. Mary Dwight. widow of the late Judge Theodore W. Dwight. who is spend- ing the winter in New York. received an unsigned letter about 10 days ago which stated that unless she loft Sl. GOO in S. Slo and SEQ bills beside a certain gate post at her residence in College street on tho night of Nov. 20 all of her property in Clinton would be burned, and, further, If she took any steps to ascertain who tho persons were that made the demand she would be killed.
 Mrs. Dwight immediately upon receipt Of tho letter. handed 1t to her brother Dwight Olmstead of New York city, who placed the case in the hands of Detective Henry J. Hallowell of that city for invos- tigation. Detective Hallowell immedi- ately came to Clinton, and for a number of days has been-at work on the case. . When he arrived in Clinton, Peter kel- Icy. a student in the i. Clinton Union school. had just been arrested on war rant charging him with getting goods and money under false protenses. Suspicion at once turned upon Kelley as the culprit. He was arrested and confessed. implicat- ing several other prominent young men in the village.
 From his confession 1t seems that he wrote the letter to Mrs. Dwight at tho request of his associates in the scheme whose names he says are Lawrence Fitz- patrick. Daniel G. Mcintyre. Bert Jones and Calvin Barber. The young men were arrested
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-23
TELEGRAPHlC BRIEFS.

The lumbermen of Minneapolis who are cutting on the upper Mississippi and its tributaries have decided to form a big log pool.
 By the explosion of @ water heater in the basement below the barber shop of ]. s. Stout. 603 West Taylor street. Chica. go. several persons were injured.
 Charles H. Cramp. president of the Cramp Ship and Engine Building compa- ny, denied the repor, that his firm had received contracts to build three ships for the Russian navy.
 Alderman Charles Parks of New York oity was sentenced at Asbury Park, N J., to imprisonment for five months and to pay a fine of $500 for keeping n gam bling house there.
 The Humane society of Washington has investigated reports that the horses Of the White House stables have undergone the process of tail docking and have found them to be untrue.
 A collision between a car of tho Cicero and Proviso Electric Street railway. and Q lumber wagon in Austin, Ills, resulted in the instant death of one man and the serious injury of another.
 The grand jury of McLennon county. Tex, has Indicted John D. Rooksfsllsr, Henry N. Flsgisr, William Rocksfsllsr, John D. Archibald and other Standard Oil maRiatss fer eonspiracy. -
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-23

Dress Suits to rent
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-23
Edison Knocked Out !
The Waterbury urnl- lure Go of East Main Street has succeeded in doino SO,

EDISON has produced inventions which have come as near to the human being as 1t seems possible to go. They are used for advertising purposes all over the country.
 We stand in wonder and admiration as ve contemplate his genius and skill. Ard We wonder still more at the possibilities Of the future when we stop minute to con- slider the Being who created an Edison. But with all Edison's great achievements he has not yet been able to produce some thing which costs nothing to the Merchant. something which moves of its own will, something with a heart behind all it says, that is filled with enthusiasm which nothing but the truth can inspire.
 This is what the WATERBURY FUR NITURE COMPANY has got. and 1t took 12 lono years to make it. Nothing less than some such force as this could put the WATERBURY FURNITURE CONTAIN where it stands to-day. Nothing else could account for such a phenomenal growth in a population such as they have to depend upon, The great Force of. which we speak is the thousands of customers who are our willing Advertisers. They are our Friends and they speak for us wherever they % with a sincerity that carries con- viction.
 Our strict adherauce to solid business methods has accomplished this wonderful york The salesman who misrepresents our goods is discharged for his pains and the money refunded to the customer There is no half way about it. If We sell YOU a suit of solid oak you won't go home and find it is only elm made up to look like oak. We don't sell you cherry for solid mahogany. We can do it. but we won't. Ali of these points piled up to- eether for 12 yeaIs is the cause of our having more help in our employ than all the other Furniture Houses in the city put together. And still we don't feel that we have done our whole duty to the neonle. We have not been able yet to bring our business to the degree of perfec- tion which the wants of the people require. But we are getting there. slowly but surely. Oh YOU ought to see the change we have made in our Chamber Set, Crockery and Stove department. It will please you i'm mensely. and you know We spend our whole time trying to please you. 1ou You, readers. who are perusing these hines now. At one glance you can see the whole floor and all its contents This is one Of the strokes of genius that you see occa- sionally at this establishment. Our help are always awake to the peoples desires. Come and see us, and when you want to buy you won't forget us. All the newest things in the market are arriving daily for you to choose from.