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Evening journal., 1894-09-10
At 8 O'Clock P. m, on the premises.
1900 FRoMT FEET.

These lots are located on and near Mar
ket street, the main street az tie city
and are undoubtedly sefe for a profitable
speculation or as ali Investment.
Electric railway line from all parts OF
the city along Market street to the river
front The streets viii 10 marked Of
and stakes set SO that persons can view
tha lots before the sale
Every lot put up will be sold
Cars win leave Eighth and Market
streets at 2 45 o'clock.
TERMS. Twenty (20) per cent cash
end notes at three CD aud six (6) months,
with approved endoraer, will Be taken
for the remainder, on three (3) per cent
of the whole amount for all cash. Set
Element TO be made by noon on Saturday
following the sale, or sale ay be declared
void at option Of seller
GEORGE r. TOWNSEND,
Agent for Mrs. Helen G. Price.
L. w. sTIDHAM & SON. Auctioneers.
Evening journal., 1894-09-10
ROYALTY MouRNs.
Death Of tho Count of Paris officially No
ticed by England, Spain and Portugal.

Death Of tho Count of Paris Officially NO
ticed by England, spnin and Portugal.
LONDON sept lO-A large number OF
persons visited Stowe House to take last
look at tho body Of tho Count of Paris.
the head Of tho royal house OF France 1t
bocamo generally known that the public
would be admitted to tho house, and this
had the eifoct Of drawing many persons
through curiosity, as Stowe House had
not before for many years been open to
the public Numerous vehicles OF all sorts
and conditions carried visitors while hun.
dreds walked to tho house up the long
avenue All were perfectly orderly and
showed genuine sympathy with the anlict-
ed family.
Tho body was lying upon the bed on
which tho count had died In the hands.
which wore crossed upon the breast. waa
largo crucifix. At tho feot OF the bed
was trloolored flag. partly furlod. a
priest afd ovoral membors Of the family
watched oyor the remains
Tho lateat court circular says: Tho
qE cn received with much concern the
news Of tho death Of Abe Count Of Paris
hia royal highnesh was related 10 her mai
esty through bis lato mother, rho Duchess
OF Orlosna who was a cousin 81 the princs
cansork and was closely connected to
the queen his unoles and aunts aefng
near relatives to her majesty Th0queen
entertained sincere regard for tho Count
of Paris, whom she had known from early
childhood.
Evening journal., 1894-09-10
Mr.. MoRToN's CHANCE.
what the New York Republican Leaders
say About n.

what the New York Republican Leaders
say About n.
ALBANY, sept. 10.-The news Of what
was called a combine against Morton and
a conference over which took place hero
have kept the politicians talking.
Those whose issues, it is saiG are pooled
against MIR Morton are Comptroller Rob
cris, with D. votes; senator Fassett. with
s. Judge Russell, with 22; senator Sax
ton with IL, Mayor Greene with s: War
ner Miller, with IA and Joseph II Choate
and Elihn Root, promising one half OF tho
Now York city delegation Both Mrs Root
and Mr.. Choate deny vigorously that the
recent informal talk means any attempt
TO make a fusion as against any one can
didate and for any other
Not a word antagonistic to Mr. Morton
was spoken, said Mr. Root
Asked what tho idea Of the parties to
tho conference was in meeting, the leaders
say:
II Mr.. Morton can 20 into the conven-
ton and actually by lis personal influence
carry winning vote, why nobody cares
Tho sole purpose Of this conference was to
protest against any man nominating a
candidate before the convention. When
Mr.. Morton was In Europe, a single indi-
vidual in the party asked him to be can
didnto. Now, Il tas par3y wants Mr.. Nor
ton Or MIR Roberts or Mr. Fasaatt on any
ono Of the other candidates for governor
they will say 50 in tho convention, and not
go up lise lot q sheep and vote for q
man who IS named weeks ahead
Our plan is to have as many unln-
stfuctod delegates sent to the convention
as possible, and the main effort now will
be to prevent any delegates hereafter
namod from being instructed. Then ev-
ory man viii 90 into the convention with
an equal show, so far at least as appear.
ancos nro concerned "
All Of the participants in the confer
once say There is no III will against the.
candidacy Of Mir Morton, and II he Is the
strongest man he Will got tho unanimous
vote finally
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ptuFa

BARBER. on szplembers, 8, samuel r. Bar
ber, aged 81 years.
CLARK On September s, FSwsrd 9. son
Of Winfield and Clara / lark, aged . months
and daya.
Relatives and frendssre invited to attend
the funeral, from it@pHrent's residence, No.
w kirkwood street. on Monday afternoon, at
Z o'clock.
FORD. in this city,on September4, Michael
Ford, aged 60 years.
HARiAN.-On August c, Rachel q. Harlan,
aged "a years.
MEGA AULLsaI, I'm this city. on the eth in
stant, Mary McCaulley, aged q years.
MAXWELL a on Wednesday morning.
september 3, ls24, af the residence of her sou
A. Maxwell, in her i3d year.
.PHiLlIPs.-ln this city, on September g,
lapf, Christian Charles, infant son ~ William
u. and Sadie y. Phillips, nged " months
.RGAN.--In this city, on september Z, J. j.
Ryan, aged Is years
SPRIhG.-At the residence Of his mother.
lit6 Pine street, on the IN instant. William
Spring, aged rs years
Wilson,
Evening journal., 1894-09-10
BEFORE THG CHANCELLOR.
THE SUMNER VACATIONS AFTER
MATH APPARENT TO-DAY.

Grist Of BuaIness IN the Slow Wheels Of
ohanrory aud the More RnpldIY RovoIv
cling ones Of the Orphans Court at tho
Court House To-day.
9 he September term Of tha Car. ~
Chancery and Orphan Court convenud ii
the Court House this morning. Chancellor
Wolcott bsing alone upon the bench,
Judge Grubb not having sufficiently re-
covered to sit
Victor , Woolley. trustee, made re
turn and secured confirmation Of the sale
Of the fenl estate ot Charles A Cooper
deceased
On application Of Luburn Chandler
solicitor for Botel Cannon, administrator
OF Bennett p Hill, deceased, Cannon was
granted an order to sell lands to pay
debts A Bimilar order was granted to
Henry 9 MahaiIg, adminiHtrat Of Mary
Mehsffy
Tilghman Johnson. trustee, was
granted a renewed order TO sell the real
estate of Joseph Brewer, deceased.
William NJ Byrne presented the petit
tion OF A. = Lord 10 pay 81 1913 81 out
Of court on Judgment against the Lord
and Polk Chemical Company. It Swas
granted
Clayton Q. Collins, administrator OF
Edward Collins, deceased, mads re-
turn oi no sale and was granted a re-
newed order.
William NJ Byrne presented petitions
Of Mary Cardwell Of Mayfeld, England
and George W. Featon, heirs at law OF
Ralph Feuton, for authority to draw
$500 each from court They were
granted
w. Davis presented the resignation
Of Thomas Davis as trustee under. the
will of Robert A. Cochran, deceased It
was accepted. and on motion Of Edwin
R. Cochran, Jr, G. Al. Cochran was ap
pointed TO the trusteeship
Thomas Davis presented the petition
of Samuel Roberts to pay into tie
Orphans Court the sum Of 81 600, with
Interest," OF reoogniztnce. 1t was
n. W. Davis presented the petition Of
Elizabeth Williams, executrlx ot
Nathaniel Williams, late OF Miidleto v Il
to pay the balance Of recogni1snca into
court i was granted. The am lunt Il
S.. 7sS 40
A. = sanbarn reported the resigna-
tion Of Horace w Cause as guardian Of
Walter = and Bella E Blair. and Sc.
cured the appointment Of tho Security
Trust and Safe Deposit Company in Ill
stead.
Henry @ Conrad, trustee. made return
OF no sale Of the real estate ot Henry
Craigg, deceased and vas granted 4 re-
newed order Of sale.
Jefferson Il Cleaver. receiver FOR the
Cleayer and Hearn Manufacturina
Company made application for the
distribution OF the funds. James Thomns
Price vas allowed $500 AND the Other
claims were held up for decision as to
priority.
Evening journal., 1894-09-10
IneIdents 81 ID par.

Ia q sermon on the prodigal son para
BILE At the NJ. 4 Church, yesterday, Rev.
v s. Collins dwelt at length on the
action OF the elder brother who had
remained at home with his father and
worked diligently and who protested
when the fatted calf was killed for his
wilful and sinful brother.
John J. Sheridan, the next assessor.
had an unexpectedly easy victory at
Saturdays IS nomination. Mr. Sheridan is
an enterprising and good-natured young
man with plenty Of clerical experience
Latest fall styles custom made clothing.
tirst-elass cut and finish guaraheel. a.
blumberg, tailor, Delaware streei.
George W. Bolton, q retired farmer 4e
years old and living near Hare's Corner.
died on Saturday Of typhoid fever. and was
buried at Glasgow this afternoon. HI
was formerly foreman Of Attorney John
Il. Rodney's farm, near Hare's Corner.
Evening journal., 1894-09-10
mas 4 Cirous On ITIe TTnntg.

SPRINGFIELn, Ills, Sept TO- United
States Marshal Brinton Is now in charge
Of small menagcrie here. The proprio-
tors % forepaughs show were unable 20
give bond 70 appear IN the United states
circuit court ia the damage suit against
them brought by George Coup and refused
TO satisfy Coups claim, and Deputy
Marshal Burroughs lovied on 20 animals.
including throo elephants, two oamels, a
lion, bear panthcrs, etc, worth about
$40. 600
Evening journal., 1894-09-10
Knlehls 81 NInnnal,nns-

LANSING, Mich. sept l0.-The great
camp Of the knights OF Maccahcos IS hold.
ing its annual meeting here this week.
Tomorrow morning United States
District Court "opens. The grand jury
meets at il o'clock, when the cases on
tho docket, numbering about six, win he
handed over TO It. Az all the prisoners
nave already pleaded guilty,i IL Is believed
the jury will report back Immediately.
The petit jury meets Thursday morning.
Evening journal., 1894-09-10
TELEGRAPHIc BRIEFS.

Marion Manola's mother has come out
and accused Jack Mason of IN treating his
wifo.
Della Green. ex-cashier of tho Muncy
bank, Niliiamsport, Pa, has boon found
guilty on three counts
Charles Reed was killed BY bis brother,
Willard Reed at the home Of both, an iso-
lated farm near Westford. Mass.
In dispute oyer a lawsuit ia Chicago
Attorney Carl Walle was shot and fatally
wounded by Attorney Leo Roder
Mrs. J. Coleman Drnyton viii. her
friends say, file her answer to her nus.
bands suit for divorce within the present
week.
Evening journal., 1894-09-10
MMAHoN AND HAWKE CONFIDENT


The Two wnminRtonians Declare That
baltimore Cannot BE Beaten out Of the
Championship.
Before leaving for the West TO play the
dnal series of National Lsagne games.
John j. Mcmahon and William v Hawke,
Of the "on top" Baltimore Baseball Club.
stopped oil in this city for a visit to their
homes aud families.
Uf lato tile two Wilmington pitchers,
both oi whom are as ina as silk and who
deserve the lions share Of credit for
baltimore'5 present place, have been un-
popular whom placed ia the box This
was because they lost two games ia
Baltimore, McMahon because be had q
wora.out arm and Hawke because be
was siok Tie crowd would not accept
the correct excuses. accused them Of
Irregular habits, and howlad put him
out
Mcmahon, who IS undoubtedly the
greatest pitcher In the world. surer even
than Rusie and Meekin, was completely
unnerved by this howl and gave up to
Gleason. Hawke was also ratified bnt re.
COVERED himself and won his game. One
Of the Wilmington twirlers will ofiieiata
in tho box to-day for Baltimore and their
work IN the West will undoubtedly be
gilt edged
Both of these nov famous players are
confident that Baliimsra will get the
psnuant Hawke says. eve have
machine thnt works seven days in the
week At stretch and he's not been out
of order for three weeks. Try their best
the newspapers, crowds Bnd umplres
cannot prevent Baltimore from ooming
out away ahead a purse Of $5, 600
with 3 special purse for Captain Robin
son, Is being raised this week ID Balti.
more Tor the penuant winners.
Evening journal., 1894-09-10
WORLD OF BASEBALL.
Baltimore Continues on It's
Winning Streak.
TWO MORE LIVELY LOCAL GAMES

Rockford Gives Good Exhibition At
Union street and Columbia A. c. De-
feats the North Eud. o. Philadelphia, a.
New Castle -Dovor VIII End Its Season
rhls Week other Evoats.
There was another good exhibition Of
ball playing at Union street ball grounds
on Saturday afternoon, when tho Rock
ford clnb defeated the Trainer, Pa.
team, which recently beat Y. M G A.
Although threatening clouds hung Ger
The p1rk, large crowd gathered 10 see
the game Pitcher Hawke was ia good
condition and had fne support. Tue
battery work for the visitors was also
very good, MS he Rockford batteis could
only paund out five hits. Ashby, their
short stop, Feemed 70 get tangled up in
bimself IN attempting to play his posi-
ton, although he worked hard and
coached we'll. Thompson caught ia bis
usual good style for the home cnb The
score:
Rockford .a.s O. 10 o q liz / 4
Irainer..-.... . 0 D b D o OIL Z
, batteries Hawke and Thompson; Price.
Nlekea and MeDevitt. Earned run-Rock-
torl Double plays-Ashby, unassisted Aehbv
70 Benjamin, 70 Lane. Left on bAses-Rock-
lord, y Trainer, 5. Sacrifice hits Rockford,
Z; Trainer !. Stolen ha1es-Roekf0rd, 6.
Iraiper, 4. Buses on balls-By Hawke +
Hit by pitched balls-By Hawke. 3. bv
Mlekes, j. struck out-By Hawke, q BY
Iilce' * ~ Nlekas, b. Passed balls =
mems dh9ni. SON Time Of game-l.35. Umpire
Evening journal., 1894-09-10
mARRInn

DILLMAN-M MORROW-At Asbury N. r.
parsonsge, Oh September sth. by hev. John
4 howard, d. D.. Walter a. Dillman aud
Mary +. Morrow, al Of this city.
lSEMA AN-ERN NST.--At Asbury NJ. e. par-
sonage, on September Q, by Rev. John III. How.
AID, y. d, David $. Iseman and Lulu Ernst.
MAREIN-H 9LTpN.-In Philadelphia, on
September Z, by Rev. }. Wesley sullivan.
John B. Martin ana Mary g. uolton Of Coates
Vile Pa.
In KENS-MEG0NTGAL AT Bishopstead
on september BY Bishop Coleman. Charles
II i-ukens and Emma Megonlgal, the latter
OF New Castle.
Evening journal., 1894-09-10
wanted water and cot ! me

John Brown. Of No. 1924 Chestnut
street, went into the yard attached TO tue
residence ofJoseph Pyle, on Lancaster ave
nue., beyond Union street, this morning
to get drink Of water, when Mr. Pyle's
dog bit him severely on the calf OF the
leg. DR. Wales dressed the wound,
after which B-own was sent home in Mr
Pgies carriage. The wound is not a
serious one,
Evening journal., 1894-09-10
nlshop Alive But II ned.

The Bishop suicide story Is not gener-
ally believed. Edward Neher. who
found the hat and letter, says that 1t
didn't contain the $40 but that the letter
stated It would be found in the trousers
pocket when the body was recovered.
i Is claimed that while Bishop has been
despondent over the probability Of Mr.
Hayden being chosen as dog catcher. he
has not drowned himself bnt il merely
trying the State Road trick Of living In
his bed room.
Evening journal., 1894-09-10
Falal Do.e of NIornhIne.

CHEYENNE Wy. Sept. lO-A guest at
the -lntorocean hotel, registered as George
r. Maxwell Of Mexico, diod from an over
dose OF morphine. Whether the drug was
taken with suicidal intent IS not known.
An envelope postmarked Washington and
addressed George Il. Maxwell IA East
Eighteenth street, New York, was found.
Evening journal., 1894-09-10
Personal Events.

Rev. v. S. Collins eni family are on a
visit to Dover relatives.
William r. King, a we'll known young
engineer who has directed the movement
Of machinery at night In Lee's New
Castle flour mills for long time, left
home to day for the Wost. Mr. King
will locate permanently in Toledo, 0 /.
where several New Castle people already
reside and whore the air is more con
genial for weak lungs He has accepted
a position as engineer ia large flour
mill there
Rev. w. p. Townsend and wife
Of Red Lion, are on n three weeks visit
to relatives IN New Jersey and New York
city Yesterday a. the N e Church,
the pulpit WIS filed BY Rev Alfred T.
Scott, OF Wilmington. Mr. Townsend
will return this week
Evening journal., 1894-09-10
IoeomntlNa Eirrnnn.a CnnrenIInn-

HAHRTsBrRG, sept l0.-The fourth bi-
ennial convention Of tho Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Firemon convened hore to-
day. Frank p. Sargent OF Torro Hauto,
grand Muster 81 tho organization, is in
attendance. Two sessions will DO held
here daily for two weeks. Tho recent trou-
bles growing out Of the Pullman boycott
will be among the most interesting Of tho
mnnY tnnirs
Evening journal., 1894-09-10
CRUSHED BY A WALL.
searchers For Hidden Savings KILLED In a
ltuin.

lkuAhs
COLUMBIA, Pa, Sept i0.-During tho
storm the house Of Jacob Gardner, IN
Rapho township, was struck by lightning
and burnod to the ground Mrs Gardner.
who is insane, had for years boon acoumu-
latinR money without her husband s
knowledge. Her saynRs-in notes, gold
and siiver-were hidden IN every availa-
bile nook, and this fact becoming known
a number Of young men began a search
fer the troasura
They found about Si00 and were still
at work when the gable wall 254 stories
high. fell
John T. Eysenhergor and Ernest
Houghtenberger We're buried in the ruins
Eysonborger was instantly killed, but his
companion escaped with fow bruises
Although tho remaining wall is unsafe, the
cellar was filed all day with an afi3F of
eearrhers
Evening journal., 1894-09-10
AfteF All, what's in a Name?

The British steamship Omba, from Ma.
niila. Philippine Islands. for Philadelphia
via st. Michaels, ran aground in the Della
ware river yesterday at Deep Water
Point. She IS heavily laden with sugar
for the Spreckels refinery. This il the
third vessel to ground near that spot
this season.
Evening journal., 1894-09-10
The Death Record for ro-day.

The following deaths were recorded
this morning: Lucia Liebra aged Ill
months, meningitis; Mary Z Ward aged
five days, congestion Of the brain Samuel
4. Barber, aged "a years, gun shot
wound William Ahee, one year old. con.
vulsions: Hannah Struggling, stubborn
Michael Reese. aged % years, killed BY
the cars.
Evening journal., 1894-09-10
Important Facts.

II you have duh and heavy pain across fore.
head AMI ah ut the eyes; IL The nosirils are
frequently stopped up and followed by 4 dis
agreeable nischarge: If soreness ia the nose
ands0ieeuing from the nostrils is often expert
enceQi u you are very sensitive 10 cola HI the
mead accompanied with head ache; then Won
may pc sure you have catarrh. and should
ummediatelyl resort TO Elv's Cream Balm r
3 cure. Lle remadN VIII .lAn lnalanl r-LLnE
Evening journal., 1894-09-10
I,nwsr Homo rinrnnh-

TARRYrowN, n. ~, sept. 10.-The
power house and pumping station Of the
Pocantico waterworks, which supply sew
eral Of the villages along the Hudson was
destroyed by fire
Evening journal., 1894-09-10

DO not put Off taking a spring medicine but
take Hoods ssrsaparlla now. IL viii purify
your blood, strengthen your nerves and give
yQn go0d appetite.
Hood Pills are handmade and perfect In
proportlon and appeaIAnce. 3 cents per box.
Evening journal., 1894-09-10
AIousnlnr e ..la cmnt N 80.

MsneE, sept lo.-Tho oourt will eo in
20 mourning for two weeks ON account Of
the death of tho Count Of Paris.
MADRID, sept, l0.-In consequence Of
the death in England Of the Count Of
Paris the Spanish court will 90 into
mourning for is days
Evening journal., 1894-09-10
A Ixceiey Convention.

COLORADO SPRINGS, sept 10 The ma
tional convention Of the Keolcy League q
the United Statos opened at the Coliseum
in this city today.
Evening journal., 1894-09-10
Thar Platea Profssnlonnl nan

At Battery Park, New Castle. on
Saturday, the greatest game ever played
there took place between the winning
Columbia A q team and Ky Chariton's s
North End team OF Philadelphia. From
the start both teams played professional
ball aud the New Castle men had to earn
all their runs for5 the vistors accepted
every chance with men on bases. Mont
gomery and Lyttla carried off the bopors
by two home run drives over the right
held fence and Comfy was lionlzsd by a
brilliant play in the nlnth which pre-
vented the visitors from tying tho score
The game was lost clear up 60 tho eighth
when Lyttle put the bali out Of the los.
bringing Comfy home Madden gathered
Ia some deceptive fouls down tho base
lines and played faultless game behind
the bat.
For the North End, every body PLAYED
to win although Charlton, after making
several iine plays, let two batted balls 20
through him; BRder, struck on the head
BY pitched bali and knocked out,
pluckilY resumed playing after being re-
stored 10 his senses The score
m T..
G. Il. C......o 0 j . 0 s-5 . .
Batteries Mulholland and Bader: each and
Madden. Earned runs North End. 2; q a. C.,
.: Two base hits -blulholland, Davis, Comfy
homo runs Montgomery Lyttla. Left on
bases -Aodh End, .; g. A. 9, 4. Double plays
Ma9aen 10 Tiggins' Higgins o Lytrle.
Struck out-By Mulholland. 5: ny Leach. 10.
Bases on s-fhillips. Foster. Passed bali
Munden. Titna. lm, Umpire, }. 3 Toman.
Evening journal., 1894-09-10
Do Dafeata Lhe FarmInrLon olnh-

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DovEH, Sept 10-The Dover club
went 20 Pennington on Saturday and
defeated the club OF that town by the
score OF 10 to "Kiun Williams. Of
Philadelphia. who has been signed by
the Dover club to catch the balance OF
the season Ia zsarfoss's pace made bis
appearance and put up good game.
learfoss will probably play Ii right
deld for tbs rest OF the season.
This is the last week of baseball in
Dover, as that club will disband next
Saturday evening Commencing with
TO morrow they will play every day this
week. Tuesday and Wednesday they
will play the strong Wynnewood club, Of
Philadelphia, which they defeated re
Gently in two close games, one Of which it
took twelve innings to decide. Sprogle,
Of The Harrisburg club, and COnroy, Of
the Hszleton club of the Peunsy ylvania
State League, are expected to play on
the Wynnewood team If Hedson did
not accompany the Boston club, on its
Western trip, he and Mcgee, Dover's old
State League batttry, will do the battery
work In one OF the games Ol Thursday
the Z M g a team, OF Wilminst will
cross bats With the Dover cab On Friday
Captain Terry's agersg sglon Of bali
toasera will try TO win q game from the
kids. Ga Saturday the Dover club
will go 70 Media Dover defeated this
club at Dover about two weeks ago by
tho score of 70 6, snd this game
promises 10 be a great one Medls is
the champion amateur club OF eastern
Psnnsylvauia, The games at Dover
Will commence at 10 o'clock a. M. each
day, giving The people time to SEQ the
baseball games in the morning, and
attend tho Delaware State Fair la the
sfternoou. All tho games viii be
played On the Dover grounds, situated
back Of the State House
B1rris and Everson viii bs the
pitchers at Media on SAturda
Evening journal., 1894-09-10
Eostor,Intis Attanflnnce
satnrda,,a Loaane seoras.

Baltimore, g. Louisville. 3.
Boston, g. Chicago, /.
Pittsburg, 1s; Philadelphia, z.
Brooklyn, 6; st. Louis 1.
Cincinnati, Il Washington, 8
New York Cleveland game postponed
Evening journal., 1894-09-10
satnrday,s Attendanca.
Record Of the Clubs.
-das,s Isarue sehednIe.

Baltimore At Louisville.
New York at Cleveland.
Boston al Chicsgo
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at st Loais.
Washington at Cincinnati,
Evening journal., 1894-09-10
Dlsnaond Notes

Flanagan, who signed last week with
st Louis for next season. has returned
10 his Wilmington home to spend the
winter
Chief Of Umpires Harry Wright will
start West to-day to watch the work Of
the staff in the lsst series He will visit
Pittsburg. Cleveland, Chicago st. Louis
and Cincinnati In the order named
Harper, Fanning. and Callahan have
been given notice Of their release by the
Philadelphia Club Many patrons OF the
game win doubt the wisdom Of the move
Evening journal., 1894-09-10
Clayton HDIyG,
FIFTH And MARKET SITS.

The Clayton House Is now q we'll
appointed hostlery where families
can find all the conveniences Of a
first class hotel without sacrificing
the comforts OF home. The dining
room is tastefully furnished and first
class service is assured. A Cafe is
attached where light lunches can be
had at any time.
Evening journal., 1894-09-10
YestsTda, = league SCORES.

Baltimore, o; Louisville, A
Cleveland. o; Chicago, 5.
Cincinnati, Al Washington, / First
game
Cincinnati, Z; Washington, 6; Second
game
st. Louis, q Brooklyn, g. First
game
Brooklyn H. st. Louis, Z; Second
game.