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The Washington times., 1895-04-17
C. MURPHY'S CLEVER RIDE
Sticks TO Runaway Without a Birdie
for Three Miles.
he fWas Loudly Applauded When he BE
turned to the stand-Capt. Mad
dux's Ella Beats Key West.

An unusually large attendance was pres
ent at the Alexander Island track yester-
day. The card promised some good sport
and looked easy, so the talent turned out
in full force.
Twenty members of the bookmaking
fraternity put up their states with the
expectation OF downing the talent, but
could only succeed in making an even
break, three favorites and as many long
shots getting the money.
The grand stand at the track has been
much improved by taking out the glass
front, which has beenu all winter. During
the past few weeks it has been very close
even with the windows up.
Jockey C. Murphy gave very clever ex-
hibition Of horsemanship in the second
race. He was riding Lady Dandy, and in
one OF the breakaways her bride rein slip
ped from her head and she started off like a
shot. Murphy took the mardugaie from her
neck and attempted to get it on her nose
and choke her off. As fast as he would
get il in position it would slip Off. AT
last after running three miles the filly
commenced to slow up, and while goirS
down the track stretch for the fourth
time, the boy jumped from her back with
out hurting himself. When he returned
To the stand he was loudly applauded for
his pluck and clever riding.
Key West, on his race OF Saturday, looked
like a coed thing in the first event, and
went TO the post a 4 TO iavorite. Ella
was fancied by many and closed at fiVes.
The large field made a good start very
hard TO manage, and Cassidy sent them off
somewhat struggling. Ella got in front
in the first 1urlong and was never caught,
nfnrr IN I'd lriX hH-Q
from the favorite, Key West. a. o. II. was
third, two lengths away.
Nothing daunted by Key Vests defeat,
the talent came back and simply Hooded the
bookies with BeIIagio and Dana money.
The former finally closed an even money
favorite with Dana ats too
1t was i'll this event that Lady Danby
ran away and they were delayed at the post
nearly an hour. When they did finally
get Off RienZi was left standing stock
still Dr. Parkhpr5t vent to the front
underline whip and ndmaintainedh disadvantage
to the far turn, where Tommy Laily COM
menced TO move up, and getting in front
asthey swung into the stretch, wasa wini'e :
at the end in drive by two leugths Bel
lagio second as many before Dana.
Hughey McCauen's pet, Trinculo, was
in the next race and as good as 8 10 o
could be had against him. Con Lucy
being heavily played 10 beat him was the
cause OF THIS liberal prlce.
Trinculo took command at the fall OF
the flag, and running under the bat the
whole way won game race by three parts
ofalength from Forest, who beat Tammany
Hall a neck.
The public scored again in the fourth
race. Gallatin was an even money favor
ite throughout the betting, with Margue-
rite next in demand, at threes.
To a fair start Marguerite cut out the
arasair where
came with Il burst Of speed and won as
he pleased by a length. Pat Woodcock
came foot in the stretch and got second
moGey from Marguerite.
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PROPOSALS.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, BUREAU OF
Medicine and Surgery, Washington, ID c.,
April 4, 1S95.-Sealed proposals, endorsed
Proposals for supplies for the United States
Naval Hospital, Washington" viii be
received at the Bureau OF Medicine and
Surgery Navy Department, Washington. d.
c. until Tuesday, May II, 1895, ,at II am,
when they Will he publicly opened for daily
supply OF meats, groceries, butter, eggs
ice, milk, bread, etc, for the Naval Hos
pital, Washington. for the fiscal year end
ing June 80, 1886. Schedules OF the
articles, with information as to the specifi-
cations, delivery, conditions, forms of offer,
and probable quantity required, can be
obtained on application to the medical
officer In charge OF Hospital No pro-
posaI will be considered unless there is sat
isfactOry evidence that the bidder is 4 reg
uIar dealer in the articles he proposes TO
supply The right is reserved to reject
any or all bids J. R. TRYON, Chief OF
Bureau a1G-1T-24-3O
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YALE BOYS WE'RE EASY.

Their Crack Pitcher Failed To Fool
Oriole Hitters.
Baltimore, April 16.-The Yale University
team Were beaten to-day by @ score Of IT
to 2. Carter, Yale's crack pitcher, was in
the box for seven innings, but he was unable
to fool the heavy batters OF the Baltimore
team. He received ragged support at times,
Reddington, atsecond, making several costly
errors TTudeau succeede i Carter and made
fair showing and his timely single scored
the two runs made by Yale.
The Baltimores played fast clean field
ing game and used their bats with telling
effect. Kelly's record at the bat was re-
markable Out of SIX times up he lined
out two singles, two doubles, triple and
home run. Score:
Baltimore. ..32O20 2-17
Yale. :. :. :. 10000 o 2 O. 2
Umpire--Malone.
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GAMES ELSEWHERE.

Little Rock. Ark, April 1e.-chicago,
3: Little Rock, o.
Bethlehem, Pa, April 16.-Allentown,
30: Syracuse Indians. 2.
Roanoke, Va, April 16.-Game called
to-day on account of rain in third inning,
score standing to 4 in favor of Lynchburg.
Richmond, Va, April 16.-Richmond,
6: Petersburg, 3.
Norfolk. Va, April 16.-Four thousand
people saw the Portsmouths win the Sec
ond game of their first series with the
Norfolks by a score of 2 to 8.
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NO GAME FOR THE SENATOR'S.

Flood in the AIerrimac Prevents Them
From Reaching Nashua.
Especial to The Times)
Nashua, n. H, April 16.--Game with the
washington ball tea mcancelled on account
Of flood and storm.
The water in the Merrimac this morning
reached the highest point for twenty-seven
years. and the water is still rising at the
rate of two inches an hour. The city
is practically cut off from the north no
trains nor mails having arrived over the
main line Of the Concord and Montreal Rail
road for thirty-siX hours.
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Earned runs-Georgetown l, Princeton 1.
Left on Georgetown Il, Princeton 4.
First baee on baiIs-Off slcCreary 8, ,AIahoney
/; off Altman 8, Wilson l. Struck out
By AIcCreary 6, Mahoney l. By
Altman 3, Wilson 1. Three base bits
Carmody. Two-base hits-Payne. Stolen
bases-Tari, Gunster 2, Brooks, Otto 2,
Cannody, G. Mahoney. Williams, Harley 3,
Maboney, Sullivan. Double plays-E Ma
honey, McGrath, G. Mahoney. Hit by
pitcher-By Altman 4. Wild pitches-Mc-
CTeary2. Passed bails-SuIlivan 2. Umpire
MIR. Sneeden. Time of game-Two hours
and fifteen minutes.
The Washington times., 1895-04-17
SPECIAL NOTICE.

THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF How
ard University will hold its annual COM
mencement on Friday. April 10, at T.3O
p m, in the Co ngregatiOnal Church,
corner Tenth and G streets. Address to
the graduates will be delivered by Prof.
Robert Reyburn, NJ. D. The profession aud
public invited. aprlT-Se
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Daily Record of Deaths.

Burial permits were issued from the health
office for the twenty flour hours ending at 8
o'clock yesterday, as follows:
White-Charles Il. Mansur, go years;
Octavia o. Turpin, 29 years.
Colored-James II. Ledquick, II years;
Jennie Terrell, 35 years; Mary E. Thomas,
40 years; Charles Cumpton, % years;
Mamie E. Harris. 27 years; John T. Short,
5S years: Lavinia Warner, A years; Alex
ander NBurgess, At years.
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wAsn1NeroN suoorERs LEAD.

hessrs. Pruyitt and McKeIdin's Good
Showing in the Interstate Meet.
Pittsburg, Pa, April 16.-The Interstate
Association shoot was commenced oday at
the grounds OF the Pittsburg Gun Club, and
sand targets were broken to-day. There
were thirty three entries in the handicap
target race.
E.P Pruyitt, Washington, D. c., was first,
breaking SO out OF 115; w. B. McKeldin,
Washington, D. c., second, 80 out of120;
j. A. Flick, Ravenna, o., third, 81 out of
113.
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Special for Monday. Tuesday and Tyednes-
dny

Every purchaser of one pound of our cele-
brated Thea-Nectar at SO cents a pound, one
pound of our A. & P Baking Powder at 40
cents or one pound of our A. & P. pure
ground Pepper at 40 cents, VIII be given
one of our beautiful Easter panels and their
choice of the following useful household
articles: a decorated sugar box, a knife box,
q glass sugar bowl. glass butterdish, dec
Grated cup and saucer and plate, decorated
cuspidor, eight-ineh platter, eight-inch
nappie, fancy plate, three-pint decorated
pitcher, majolica pitcher, rose bowl, and
various articles too numerous to mention.
This splendid offer for three days only
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday-at our
main store, sol and sos Seventh street
northwest. corner of f street.
THE GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC
TEA COMPANY.
Newton II. Bowman, Manager for d. @.
ap14-3t
The Washington times., 1895-04-17

Beecham's pills for consti-
patton Zoe and 25e. Get the
book at your druggists and
go by it.
Annual sales more than e,ooocco boxes
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Selections.

First race-Mabel Glenn; Senator Vest.
Second race-Hermia; Religion.
Third race-Sue Kittie; Salvor.
Fourth ce-Copyright; st. Michael.
Fifth race-Tancred; Lille K.
Sixth race-Wilton; Stanley M.
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point of view can have but one result,
and that in favor of the Tigers. Payne and
Otto led in batting.
A second game viii be played by the same
teams this afternoon on Georgetown's
field at 4 O'Clock Score in detail.
The Washington times., 1895-04-17
FREEMEN WERE REVIEWED
Emancipation Day Parade Went
Past the President.
COLORED CITIZENS CELEBRATE

General Observance of the Annivsrsary-Nn-
itary and Civic Organizations in Line
Patriotic Speeches at Lincoln Park-Mass
Meeting and Appropriate Exercises at
Ebenezer a. N. E. Church in the Evening.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Two bushelneu. Apply this
morning Columbia Clothing Company,
941 Peuna. ave. IL
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St. Asaph Entrtes Coz To-day.

First race -Five-eighths of mile.
Ind. Horse. VT Ind. Horse. W.T..
As Benefactor 105 Johannes 100
73 SenatorVest. 105 - Cheyalier 1o5
"A MabelGle 100 48 Wheeler t.. 105
oxford +. 1862 Demo -. 105
67 Herkimer :. los
Second race-One-half mile.
Ind Horse. VT Ind. Horse W.T.
{61) Religion /. 105 = Felicia &. . los
ii Summertime. IO5 = Greenway 1O5
Third race-six and one-half furlongs.
Ind. Horse W.T. Ind. Horse. W.T.
90 Ceremony 112 76 Salvor 100
Hawarden. liz (72) Sue Kittie 112
T2 The Scalper. 109 rs Travesty III
72 Reform .112 (63) Alb't Sidney, III
55 Founding 117
Fourth race-One mile.
Ind Horse W.T. Ind. Horse W.T.
73 Major Gen1 1897 st. Michael 110
50 Paladin +. "a 90 Peter the CT, 100
IA Copyright 113
Fifth race-Five-eighths of a mile.
Ind. Horse. VT. Ind. Horse. W.T..
Lorimer 105(60) Cuckoo 105
49 Lochinvar 105 48 Lille K. 105
Ina 10529 BoundBr los
66 Velvet Rose. 105 73 Tancred los
-"Ducas 105 4S Minnie s.. los
~Formerly The Esher-DoIly colt.
Sixth -Five-eighths of mile.
Ind. Horse. W.T. Ind. Horse. VT.
63 Vision f. 104 76 Wilton f. e4
rs Stanley M. 81 40 Bonniville 106
60 T0tosa 103 Teardrop .9S
The fift brace having failed to fill, the
first race was divided.
The Washington times., 1895-04-17

S1.25-Excursion to Baltimore via Penn
syIvania Railroad-S1.25.
| Excursion tickets to Baltimore, Saturday,
| April 20 and Suday, the 21st, good returning
| until Monday, the 22d, via Pennsylvania
] road at $1.25.
The Washington times., 1895-04-17

qulAnYIu only $50 ton Pure and clean.
SIiHniUNtN ARTHUR b. SMITH, main
G0hI Otlee; fns M Mass ssa ave e.. and St ne.
Phone I0.1.
The Washington times., 1895-04-17
V|GILANTS sHOO THEM IN
BetfOrs Who Don't Intend to Get
the Worst of Ii.
MAKE THE JOCKEYS RIDE OUT

They Station Themselves at the Head Of the
Stretch to See That Fair Play Is Given.
Secretary Tompkins Drops His Horses
into Soft Places, a Proceeding That Would
Hot Be Allowed on Any Other Track.
The Washington times., 1895-04-17
How tie Horses Ran.

Weather cIear TICK BOOu
Ip-First Race = Five furlongs Selling.
10 Purse, 500 Time, l03
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s1-Sixth Race-Seven furlongs Selling
lO1 Purse, s2G9 Time, 1:30
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-22

Sobn SpIbeiter Rostostp tpurbs am
Sreitas su iieben Sabrsn 8uGtbaus
perurtbeiIt; er mar i&ulbig befunbeu,
ben SOiepb GIute i'm September 3u Ar@,
balb 8et6btet gu baben.
Ri6ter Ardbalb ernannte am Mcntae
ipieber 5rau Sranees .. Span fur ben
Dtiitel. Diitritt uno B. g. 2ansfaff fur
ben 9rOpioenes ssDifritt oils armsn.
Direftpren.
Die @roBseidmorenen flr ben IONS
menben @erldtS Termin traten am
Wonta8 3uiammen unb ipurben bon 8i4,
ter @Inter ein9eidmoren. @. u. Sul.
ler bon bier tuurbe oils Bormann ernannt.
Inter ben pielen ibnen pOrssIsstsn Sal,
len befinoet iid aud berieniss bes SEQ.
narbp Hoia, ipel6er uor etIiden Wo4en
ben Ditto eoruio in Dunmore eri6ob.
Na6bem iih bic @robeeidporenen
suridsssosen, ma6ten bic peri@ieoenen
@ontablsr ibre 8eri1te unb nur brei
batten Bsrlebuneen bes @eiebes su be.
rl1ten. 9Dm. Gam bon Ibroop Borough
slaubt. bab Subb Battle Obne 2senS oer'
tauft 9imotbp SoneS bon Der 5. Ware
pon Scranton nannte Yatrid 5eenep, feline
frau unb 3ate WuIber,n als 2tenSper.
leser iie bsfinben ii1 seaentpdrtig uns
ter 8Grsi8aft, inbem iie leste gDode
f&on perbaftet ipurben; 6. 8. Craig
bon Der l. Warb in 8lafeIp Boroueb
CAB ben Namsn bsS @aItsr 8roipnee aIs
unseiebIi1sn 8srfduier bon @strdnfen.
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224 0acfatpamtta 9(Dcmile.

s@- Geo. q. 8rieseI. Anitrei&sr unb
IapeSterer, bat feline Office na6 go.
23S penn 4penue perIeet.
= Or. 9asn glor:on 2sete if am
Montas abeno uon @alifornisn ,urddse.
tebrt, mo er iid felt etipa Dlonatsfriii
befanb, UNI ieinen Anipru6 auf bic $780,
600 grbi6aft au betpeiien. Die eriie
Ansabluns OsHelben foa etipa i'm Suli
eema6t tpereen.
- Die baIbidbrIi6e Sibuns Der
2utbers2isa bon 9iorboit 8enniplpanisn
fanb leBten Donnerftas in Der 3,on &m4e
an WffIin Npenue fatt. Paitor q. S.
3i;elmann bieIt bic Bspiafommnunssan.
lprabe, inbem er auf bic @ibiiefeit Der
2isa in 8erbinbuns nit Der air9e bin.
pies. Damn folete eine @eib6ftspers
fammIuns, bel Der bic peri6iebsnen Beam.
ten srtpablt purben. Nadmittass purbsn
perihiebene S1riften seleien unb er5rtert
unb Abenos blelt Serr Paitor s. 2an'
oolpb cine Gnipra1e, ipel4er peri1iebene
mui iifalii1e unb literarlf4e 8ortrdse
folsten. Die Sisuns ipar iebr interei.
iant unb ale Ibeilnebmer betpieien elm
reyes Sntereiis an ben 8srbanolunssn.
: gm Samitas absnb tpurben bon
Der poliaei ipieper einmal msbrere uns
orbentlide Sduier aussebobsn; bas
@ambIinebauS go. ll8 SrantIin Gpe.
nue., ipel6es unter anoerem cine elef.
trii& betriebene Dirfelmai6ine befab,
burb tpelde bic @spinns resulirt pur.
ben baS bon Nellie 8Ip sebaltene SauS
an &apmono @ourt, in oem li6 3ur 3eit
fdnf Srauenaimmer uno fiinf Wdrner
befanben. unb Sad Sones' ,,8eiort",
JRo. 353 2adatpanna alpenue, mo brei
5rauensimmer einsefansen tpuroen. SIN
@ansen losirten adt Uidnner unb a4i
6rauen in 5olee bes neberfalIs i'm
Stationsbaus iber 9tadt. 0ie Wdnner
uno Srauen tpurben am Sonnfae Wlor.
gen I'm PolBeiSeridt beitraft unb bic
gisentbdmer untsr 8arsi&aft sefelit.
= Dis absnbuntsrbaI.uns bss Seran.
ton 2ieoerfrans am Spnntas Abenb mar
gut beiudt uno bot oes @uten nieI. Gre
items mar ber 8erein 70 sIidli1. ben
oeuti1en TrasDben, Germ Waurics
.Diorriiion bonn Ssraosli4en Softbeater
in Wenin8en, gum Mufretsn 3u beipesen
uno osrielbe sefieI in feinen 8ottrdssn
aaSemein. 9weitens trat an bieism
Gbeno ber 3rtberclub gum erfen Mals
DffentIi6 auf uno mir muHen ssiisben.
oaB er tuirfli4 8or3isIides leiitete unO
ale Mnipeienoen bon ieinem bIbi1en
Spiel pol oeS 2obes iinb. g8ir sratu.
liren bem 9irisenten, Serrn Robsrt
tsrisorId, iOtpie benz Stub auf isinen gr'
fOIs unD bOffen, ibn iebr oft 3u b0ren.
SRI. Wap Spsider sab msbrsre bubble
SopranioIi8 gum 8eften unO erntsts Der.
oienten 8eifaa unb ber Wdnnerdor beS
8srsins fang au& perfGiebens 2ieber in
ieiner setpobnten tiidtisen @eiis; aaes
in Gaem, tpar bic nnterbaItuns in isbsr
Weiie cine pOraGsIide.
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Mrmenbe

Cine 8eriammIuns Obiser 8sb5rbs
fano am Srsitas itatt unb ba fiir ben
nnterbaIt bon pieIen gerionen i'm Srrsn.
aipl bon ibrsn 8orfsbern ni1t besabIi
iporben 1T, 70 tpurbs na6 Ianssrsr Dis.
fulton bei6IOEsn, bisisIbsn Bel @siserune
Der 8esabluns au perfIassn.
Cine Insabl llnteritdbunssseiu&e
rpurben erleblst. Sefretdr 2pnott beri&s
tete, bab bic 8spiGisunss 8orIassn
aussearbeitet uno bsm Sauie in Sarris.
burg poreeIest tpurbsn, ipeI4es iis bsm
@omits an 8eriplllisunssn ilbsrpisfsn
pat.
Oas Ssim, GOmits srbisIt 8sfusnib,
sinsn siiernsn @slbf6rani ansuiaufsn /;
bic nd6fe 8sriammluns ber 8sb6rbe
finoet am Sreitas, ben 80. Wdrs, in Der
Armenbeimatb itatt unb fur bisien Gag
piro bas Bubliium einseIaben. bas neu,
Banner @ebaube au bsiu&en unb in'
lpiairen.
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NertAtlihee.

Das @eridt rei6te am Samfas
Norsen feline gnti4elbuns in ben 2pens.
Appl,fatipnen bsrunter unb ipie mir Dor.
ausiaeten, CAB es babel peridiebensllsber.
raihungeu. Bon 656 Mnfrasen purben
l24 psripeissrt, unter bsnen ii4 foIsenbe
Deuti6e befinoen: Didion, Sobn 8otb.
@briitlan SbfIins; DunmOre, Sobn
9aul, R. q. 8reinburs; Ssrmpn. 2ouiS
,Bper !; scranton, 5. 9Baro. Sermann
Saeen; 5 Warb, Bm. Dedelnid, Souls
Sd6n 10. @arb, s. z. SeiI; l8.
Barb, @m. BsiBbsrs; 10. Warb, s.
Spiser; 8inton, Senrp Spissr. Serr
Sobn Surber bon OIb Sorss tpar Der
srite, Der feline 2issns beim S1abmeiiisr
bsrausnabm. Sn bsm Sale bas Sobn
Corn bemerfte Ridter NrHbaIb, bab er
Sesen eine 2iaenS fur ben Blat fei. Sn
oem Dedelnid Sole tparen bic brei Ri1'
ter einiiimmis bareesen.
SameS y. Didion tpurbe am Wpntae
bon Ri6ter Nrdbalb aIs 8urseb ees
itirSlid ereirten Dalton Borough ernannt
unb ipirb stpei Sabre bienen.
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9enti9e Seitnnssbe

mDdten mir aur WaGiamfeit ermabnen,
oenn eSpsrlautet aus superldiiiser Nueae,
pab bic ietise @eiesssbuns ipieber oarum
ansssansen perben ioa, bic Rs6te Der
osuti8en 8eitunsen auf SeieBIi9s An;eis
gen su bei&neiben.
ST unier 8eriht ni6t iibertrieben, 70
tpirb man iosar ben 8eriud MAIDEN. ale
in beuti&en 3eitunsen eribeinenben Df.
fentIi&en In3eisen (S&erifsperfdufs,
taufmannii4e Ibiddsunsen, SabreS.
4brednuneen Der Counties u. (. M. fGr
uneeiebli& au ertldren, 70 bab iie
ni@t ferner in eeuti&er Sprade publisirt
perben fSnnten.
9arum isio tpadfum, beutids Sci.
tunesberauSeeber
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Gtabtratb.
Common Council. Ia. {

common Council, IA. UldrS.
Tros Der OppoiitiOn Der @runbeisen.
tbGmer paiiirte bic Orbinans, tpeIte Der
Traction Gompanie @esre&t far Elm
ooppeItss @elsife an Sranflin Mpenue
siebt, spei 2siunsen in bisier Gibuns.
Stabtrdtbe Robinion unb 3sibIer oppos
nirten fart basvsen, abes BEL Der Mb.
ltimmun8 9eipann bic Iraction Gompanie.
Da bic Orbnans i'm Select GouneiI pai.
iirte, mub iie nod einmal bel britter 2els
uns i'm Common Council paiiiren. UNI in
bic Sdnbe oss Rapois sur llnteraei1nuns
3u eelansen.
Sioone prdientirte eine 8etition, bon
8dreern Der 8. @aro untersei6net, in
Der tpesen unpoafommener ShulfaciIita,
ten eriu4t tpirb, einen fleinen GbeiI ge,
nanntsr @arb Der l8. einsuperIeiben,
unb ben Staotanpalt anipeiit, beim Sc,
ridt bic @rnsnnuns elmer Gommiiiion ,ur
nnterfuduns3u empfeblen. Sem betrsff.
Gomite iiberipteien.
GnsebOte gum 8au teS 8psisabsuss.
fanals in Der IA. Warb purben perleien
unb bem Gpmite ibertpieien.
Die 8eiolution gum Mnfauf fur tpeits.
res 2anb beim 9lap 4us Bart fir sinsn
finftli6en Iei1 tpuroe anssnommen.
Die scranton unb Noroenoe Straben.
babn Oroinana paiiirte brittle unb lsBts
2eiuns. Sn Betreff Der Sanoluns oes
Select Councils, ben Gontratt sur Gr.
bauuns oes neuen Dtain Apenue Ab3uss.
tanals an @ebr. Sabep unb ben 3ur
9faiteruns bon Sranflin Npenus an
@ebr. Dunn su iiberpeiisn, tpurbe beige.
itimmt, pOrauf 8ertasuns erfoIste.
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Sunmpre.

-Serr ditto 8rsRsr iit na6 Idnsersr
8rantbeit am Ippboiofeber ipieber genes
len uno su isinsr 9ei4dftieuns in Sub.
tpis's apotbete 3urldsetebrt.
- Cine aeiIerei fanb am Sonntas
Worsen in Der SrIbe Bel ben Corners
itatt, bel tpelder Elm Wann bon 2insfton
tI1tis perflopft tpurbe. Die Tbeilneb.
mer iparen aae betrunfen.
n@- Smportirte Diaaurisn, miIderns
Satnss beim Dusenb. frif4en Waben.
Sonis. bel Sreo. Wiomspsr, $50 2ada.
mamma Apenue.
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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-02-14
BE CHARITABLE.

p "A TINES reporter called on r. s.
Kithcart, the Chairman of the
Associated Charities of our town.
He uses everything given him almost
as soon as it is brought to his shop.
This has been an extra hard Winter
and some who generally support them
selves by odd lbs, have been unable
to get work and need help. If you
have any clothing, money or pro-
visions you want to give for this pur-
pose leave them at Mr.. Kithcarts.
Buy your Shoes and Shirts Of
BITTLE. WEBB & Co.
A good Mason&Hamlin Organ for
sale cheap. Apply at this office.
If you find blue mark on your
paper and you have payed up don't
get mad. We correct mistakes.
Many of our readers are acquainted
with Farm and Fireside, an excellent
paper. With the TIMES one year
SI.35.
The TINES and the Detroit Free
Press, one of the cleanest and best
family papers in the country for 1895
for only $I.65.
We want correspondent at every
post-ofice in the county Write to us
for particulars. We think we can
make it pay you.
The Hamton Normal and Agrnut-
tural Institute, famous Institution
for colored youth in Virginia, has
called upon the Chief Commissioner,
|. Ga land Penn, of that, for space
for an exhibit at the Cotton States and
International Exposition. 1t is undei=
stosd that similar exhibit VIII ba-
made by the famous Industrial ScaoeK
at Tuskegee, Alabama, conducted By
Booker I. Washington, one Of tle-
ablest colored men in the country.
Both are normal and industrial schools.
and will exhibit some Of the best wozaE
ofthe race.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-02-14
AMONG THE CHURCHES.

The Holiness Band meets every
Monday evening at the Y. M. C. A.
Hall.
The Baptists. we are informed. are
holding nightly prayer meetings from
house to house in East Maryville this
week.
The topic for the Y. M. c. A.
meeting next Sabbath afternoon at
o'clock is, "Our Enimies; our
Weapons; our Allies" All are invited.
Rev. ]. A. Ruble prea ched very
excellent sermon at the M. E. church
last Sabbath. Maryville people always
enjoy hearing Rev. Ruble. Rev. ].
c. Wright, the pastor, preached at
night and his sermon was as usual of
of the very best character. This SER
mon was especially praised by all
present.