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The evening times., 1895-09-25
ITS employees TEMPERANCE.

Consequently Liquor Dealers VIII Not
PatrOnize the Chicago and Alton.
Bloomington, ILL.,, Sept. 25.-Six hundred
delegates to the annual convention of the
Illinois State Liquor Dealers and Manu-
facturers' Protective Association met here
yesterday, the session to continue over
three days.
A feature of the day was the grand parade.
Reports of officers were presented and ac-
tion taken to appoint delegates to the ma
tional convention at Washington.
Secretary William Fitzgerald spoke at
length of the rule OF the Chicago and Alton
Railroad Company prohibiting its employees
from drinking at all, whether on duty or off,
and the decision of the association not to
ship over that line, and said that this de-
cision had not been lived up to as it should
have been.
The evening times., 1895-09-25
RACING AT BALTIMORE.

Two Grand Trots and a Pace on the
Card To-day.
Baltimore, Sept 25.-There-are three
events on the card for to-day at the Gentle
mems Driving Park, besides the up finished
2:2O and 2:40 trots carried over from
yesterday.
The racing yesterday was of very IN
teresting nature, every horse that took a
heat making a new mark.
To-day there will be the 2:24 and 2:27
trots and the 2:1S pace. In the first named
there are seventeen entries. In the second
twenty-three and in the third eight.
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BOSTON TO GO ON A JUNkET.
VIII Give Exhibition Games After the
Sea son Closes

VIII Give Exhibition Games A fter the
Season Closes.
Boston, Sept. 25.-Jack Ryan viii take
the Boston team out for series ofexbibition
games after the close of the season
He is to have Dolan and Sullivan for
pitchers. Tenny and Ryan for catcbers,
Tucker, Harrington and Nash on the bases,
Bannon, shortstop: Duffy, Mccarthy and
one of the battery players in the field.
Games will be played with the SPRING
fields, champions of the Eastern League.
and the Fall Rivers, champions of the
New England League.
Manager selee viii accompany Herman
Long to Hot Springs Immediately after
the close of the championship season.
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PRINCEToN's ELEVEN.
The Way the Tigers VIII Line Up on
the GridtrOn.

The Way the Tigers VIII Line Up on
the Gridiron.
Princeton; Sept. 25.-It is the intention of
Capt. Lea to line his men up daily from this
time on. and settle down to business.
Although it is early TO say anything of the
makeup Of the team, as is usual line and
backs have been picked out to start the
game. The following men have been
selected: Center, Gayley; guards, Rhodes
and Riggs; tacklers, Lea and Armstrong;
ends. Cochran and johnson; quarter back,
Poeaor Tucker; half-backs, Reiter and Full
ton; full back, Ayres.
The substitution of Gayley for Riggs at
center is undoubtedly good, as Gayley has
had much more experience in the position,
and Riggs will probably play better game
at guard than he did at center.
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DEATH HoF MRS. DE LONG.

She Was the Widow of Grants Min.
lister to Japan.
San Francisco. Sept. 25.-Mrs. De Long,
widow of the late Charles De Long, who
during Grants administration was appoint
ed United States minister to Japan, died
in this city yesterday.
She was a sister-in-law of the unfnrtu-
nate Lieut.. G. W. De Long, who had COM
mand of the New York Herald polar sxFs
dition, that sailed from this port on the
Jeanette in July, 1879.
His vessel was crushed in an ice pack and
he. with Surgeon Amber and thirteen of
his crew, perished in the Arctic.
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The Lehigh University eleven will meet
| the West Pointers on the gridiron at West
Point on October IL. They will play the
| Naval Academy eleven at Annapolis on
November 16.
c. E. Dodge is now prosperous business
man of Baltimore. He is six feet high and
weighs 225 pounds. Not many years ago
Mr.. Dodge was the champion squarter-mile
runner of the Atlantic Association OF the
Amateur Athletic Union. so
The New York Athletic. Cub men are
being criticised for the neglect shown the
English sprinrer Downer at the contest last
Saturday. In the 220-yard run Downer
dropped to the track from a hurt. ge was
scarcely able to rise, but none of the New
York men offered him assistance. Finally
Tommy Lee, the athlete, seeing that
Downcr was in a bad way and unable to
walk, helped him to the dressing roons.
Mr.. R. B. Morgan, the weii-known Eng
lish setter breeder. formerly of Akron.
Ohio, is negotiating for the lease
OF come 1000 acres OF land In Tennessee,
where he intends to establish a game pre-
serve. 1t is his intention to restock this
ground each year with native birds, which
he believes is the only practical way OF
preserving and keeping up the supply. The
grounds are located in one of the counties
where the laws recently passed prohibit
the shooting of quails for market.
The mile open profes ssional bicycle race at
Gloucester next Saturday will be between
johnson, Sanger, Tyler, Porter, Berle,
Starbuck. O'Connor, Weinig, Eaton and a
number of lesser lights.
Charles p. Miller. who is now IN France
trying to arrange for bring ing vignaux and
other famous billiard players to this coun-
try to take part in a worlds championship
tournament this winter, is about due to re-
turn. Whether the Freuchnien come or not
it is about settled. that a great billiard
event will be brought off. Frank Ives,
George siosson, Maurice Daily, Jake schaef
er and other celebrated players, will take
part. The entrance fee is TO be $3.50, and
the Brunswick Bake Collender Company
will add 81 900 for each of two events, one
of which is to take place in New York and
the other at Chicago. ir .--
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Call 1t a Draw.

Editor Times: A bets > that Baltimore
will take the next two games from Phila-
delphia; that is, the game to-day and to-
morrow. They play to-day and the game
is tie. Does A lose his bet?
SUBSCRIBER.
Call 1t draw, or let the play-off OF the
game at Philadelphia decide which wins.
1t is an established principle that a tie game
ts no game.
The evening times., 1895-09-25

room. He hopes to come around In time
to get into the Temple cup series
1t is said that the Philadelphia club
will clear 100000 this year for its
stockholders.
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The Exposition Chorus.

Inc EXpOsifioh NuoruS.
There's an exposition chorus that is r4hg-
ing everywhere a.
A sound of jubilation in the soft Septem-
Der air;
And all the birds are singing each lovely
day and night,
And all the bells are ringing, an the
world is smiling bright.
There's an exposition chorus that is soaring
to the clouds,
And the brightest flags are waving DER
the wild, applauding crowds;
And the world seems al in blossom. and
is beautiful and bright,
And the days move on in music to the glor,
of the night!
IF. L. s., in Atlanta Constitution
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Jones-Where were you last Sunday?
Smythc-Teaching a Sunday -school-of
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AGE OF WOOD.
Americans In Old Days Knew Not the
Use of Iron.

Americans In Old Days Knew Not tho
Use of Iron.
In the United States the age of iron fol-
lowed upon an age of wood.
Colonial times saw iron works estab-
lished in Eastern Massachusetts, but not
only was the product expensive, but freight
rates were very high, except where water
transportation could be had.
As a result, every farmer was a good
deal of carpenter as well. He fastened
his shaved shingles upon his roof With
wooden pegs, and cases have been known
of such roofs lasting 100 years. The frame
of his barn was pegged together, and this
custom held, even after iron grew cheap.
The nails used on the wide board siding
were made by the local blacksmith Dy hand,
but pegs at first answered even this use.
The farmers sledge and the boys sled
contained not particle of iron. Frame
and runners were of wood. put together
with half pegs. The cross beams cut
away from beneath, in a rude, fiat arch,
rested directly upon the runners, very
strong construction. Even the shoes were
of harder wood, pegged on. The pegs were
Whitfield out with an AK, and good work
man could sharpen pegs on stone without
to this test, and, finishing it triumphantly,
dashed his AK against the stone. saying:
"In my town we used to stick the ak in
the chopping block when we got through"
The thumblatch, by which the farmer
opened his door, was wooden, so was the
peg or hook on which he hung his hat and
gun, and the pail in which he brought
water to wash his hands, and the piggin,
which held the soft soaph usei in the opera
tion-wocden, without the suspicion of
nail or screw. So was granny's armchair,
and every betlstead in the house-turned
posts from the mill, worked up at home,
with mortisc and tenoped beams of solid
birch. four inches square. Iron entered but
slightly into the making of his wagon. and
as for carriages and road wagons. they are
Of comparatively recent development.
Nowadays, if a carpenter drops nail, he
never stops to pick it up. The time wasted
would be worth more than the nail. 1t was
different when they were all made by hand.
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Parker, Bridqef & Go
3I5 9th st.
TO REST BY HER HUSBAND.
Remains of Mrs. Crook VIII be In.
TERED at Arlington.
Especial TO The TimeS.l

Especial to The Times.)
Oakland, Nd, Sept. 25.-The funeral ser
vices of the late Mrs. Mary Crook Will be
conducted at her late home, in Oakland,
Thursday evening at 5 O'Clock by the Rev.
S. N. Engle, pastor of the Garrett Memorial
Presbyterian Church, of which she was a
member, assisted by Rev. j. H. Moore,
pastor of the Presbyterian church at Key.
ser, W. Va, after which the body will be
conveyed by special train to Washington
and inferred in the Arlington Cemetery by
the side of her late husband Frida morning.
The evening times., 1895-09-25

The League games scheduled for to-da
are as follows: srt
Philadelphia at Baltimore.
New York at Washington
Boston at Brooklyn. s...s
Pittsburg at Louisville.
Cincinnati at st. Louis-two games.
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where He Was.

'If it's news, it's In The Morning
Times"
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"If It's news, it's in The Morning
Times.".
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II it's news. it's in The Times.
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hot FINISH FOR The FLAG
Intense Interest in the Game at
Baltimore To-day.
Cha m pions Must Take Four OF the Six
Games Yet to He Played to
Get the Prize.
ague games played yesterday re-

The League games played yesterday re-
sulted as follows:
Baltimore Z Philadelphia
New York 6. washingtnn5
Brooklyn IL, Boston 2.
Cincinnati IL, st. Louis
Pittsburg z, Louisville 5.
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adapted for school wear.
Extra serviceable-extra
strong-clothes that'l II stand
the hard wear for a long
time without showing it.
Take these, for instance:
Refer snIts. with large collars and
braided collars and cuffs "a to s-year
nizesj ~
Boys ALI wool Black Cheviot, donble-
breasted, long pants, school suits a.
70 is-year sizes1 80 W
Boys extra-heavy Knee Pants-double
seats and knees --..-..--50 cts
The Mems Fall Clothing
and Top Coats are all ready
for wearers.
The new Hats go along
with them. Derbys, 81. so
to 81. Soft Hats, S1.50 to
S..
The evening times., 1895-09-25

The Orioles will leave Baltimore to-
night for New York. They have four
games with the Giants which will be
played tomorrow, Friday, Saturday, and
Monday.
The evening times., 1895-09-25
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.

The Lehigh University eleven will meet
the West Pointers on the gridiron at West
Point on October 12. They will play the
Naval Academy eleven at Annapolis ON
November IL.
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9cIe @uriet, boaoe sansbogtn, talott
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@iis Gnra Slien.

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Tpt ior 6mitaripinere 90 oem,
TOM pil iGre at Ipiae Guitar.

Sarpeleasreu, 10S SauGe rtso IuIf oa
Guitaru',ompagncmsat ilnrt RuNtItole Tor
SelpituoSuu, tporreo man paa e8sn Saauo
iaa IGre at pile guitor, sr u~ciommet / tort
5Vrmat o. meo la,inife Supsr. Sete 80.
gen rbeisr 154 fore Si'auIiosr. goaru er
uarmt onbeiaIet Of Iroi. Speu SiteoaI,
Sru Club, 9Gtorerne Sisrn, Mlaer gaaen
III. 4. Gaacs hos Seu. eb-. 6. Srpbauah.
29s @lltnms Ct. Ct. &aut, aPtgu., for
SIPS s~or,pirit %iilicnot. 1913
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-06
s Inlconins al SntberS
SpoicIsoag, Den 10oe
Toocmbcr.

Sr. Reoait1r! Som Ge maafe oeo,
hotot Gecurub Ntenisbcos Ssnoasss
itole en- Minoeieit paa 2utbers 5sb'
ielsNaq, ben lobe Ruu. ii%oItieoeu. Sch
Oeuns 2eilisbso beHpitsoes n~eoenitaas
cnbs Slnse, iom bleu itrepHe for Ius
l~eouiussr, ps cerium &c piibe fiuee en-
glaos for benz / "Ioieu," iaa riloe
oct biplpc iii at bsuare benz fra 5or-
glemmslie. 9Grb.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-06

app:iitligt. Gn Epiter bar re8urt
Nd. OF Der i Berlin baolis mso yisIfen
Iusss 800 gentnsr eusr $4,000 Sig.
aomes. Set itaar ! ct mssst laro
Siositriit, iaa bet mo Def bare iauot.
Sun benutter g%nleOuinsen til at tale
traitise Orb pm renlist Stel meo giels
lens Ssbnublins o. anbeialer. at @tels
fen auiteur isres (i.eriliieres) / Neie'
~rierne, isr ben briuses uo.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-06
On anocu Ole Suu.

9ioltuiitcr Santucl 6ommsrSit CT saa en-
9cncertreiit sisnnem De Tortneoe Stater.
0ommeroit ct en- for aunitner, % be, ion,
cnitcr at bore roget al Gle Sua3 MuIt,
ber life 9lcmme at bCis9e bans Gontertcr.
Grs bans advertisement os glenn i,teRupuct.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-06

Gu engcIif Statiitifer bat uSrss.
net. at Der i 9onoOn iinoes 10 9Iano.
iabritnnter, iom aarlis fabrifsrer co..
900 Suitrumenter % til bisie Burger
100, 600 Glienbentpnoer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-06

5rptsn etrife ipnser / S'lifabet:
sd n66t am liebitsn iirsbsu,
ea mars al einmal ltiQ".
Gn Serre (iOr Jig ielu): $50 gil
BUN piloe eisre bell"
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-06

On Sirtnirs af gssniinrtisbsS er
oct at auie alt, boao andre bar siort
for en-, iom fan en- rinse Eel ai boab
oi bar Srau paa.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-06

Cptrtio. Sontcr6.im til en- al
9ontOrilerne: Suprior iatte De life
&rif Opsr ,'st / Ceres foItc Gnpport?
aOnturiiten: Seq Der iaa neset on,
1noitplouins; men alofisu ilos 4 netup
i bet gisblit, % is9 oil life arbeios
paa Spertio,
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-06

Huelit. Sans: Gip mig mine ipffe
Sursr. Mauu, for ibas faar ri bore
@araftsrbraer.