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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-05-16

Most of the people who talk about
the heavy crosses they have to bear are
crosses themselves upon the backs of
other people.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-05-16
Advent Of Warm Weather.

/, the spring . fuller crimson comes upon
the robins breast;
I, the spring the wanton lapwing gets
himself another crest;
I, the spring Il ivelier iris changes on the
Furnished dove;
I, the spring a young mans fancy lightly
turns to thoughts of love.
-Tennyson
The advent of the season Of young
,bicypn and tender onions is gener-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-05-16

We hear and read Of many u1en
Whose honor is like flint:
But I know a man so honest
That he never took q hint.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-07-13
II Dearborn st.,
MCCORMICK BLOCK.

Removed from as North
Clark street, where he was
located for seven years.
The morning times., 1895-11-13
TRINCULO WINS AT PIMLICO.
Old "Outla Has an Easy Victory.
Results a nd Entries

Baltimore Nov. 12.-Fayorable condi-
tiuns made the second days meeting OF
the Saratoga Racing Association at Pim-
lco very successful. The climatic condi-
tions Were better, the crowd was larger
and the track faster than on the opening
day. The entries were not numerous, but
the winners were hard To pick. But two
fayorites rewarded their hackers.
Despite Sims appearance on Lake Shore,
Hugh Penny, with Reiff up, carried most
OF the money. Lake Shore was not headed
and won by half dozen lengths. A big
plunge was made on Millie l. in the first
race, on Forum in the fourth, and on Cuckoo
in the fifth, but the money did not go their
way.
Bruut, The Sage. Too Much johnson, and
Trinculo alternating as favoritcs.
culo won easily. Results:
First race-Ftve curlongs. II Henrade,
l15. Murphy, z 10 ., won; Beatrice ",
l15, Hill, 3 to /, second, Mildred D.; 115;
Slosson, third. Time, LOG "a.
Second race-Fivc furlongs. Trinculo.
ITO, Penn, to l, won; Van Brunt. 1l0,
oLeary, third: Time, lot.
Third raCe-HOtei Sta ford handicap,
one mile. Lakcshore, liz, Sims, 8 10 o,
won: Hugh Penny. 121, Reiff. no odds for
place, second; Little Tom, i02, Coylie,
third. Time, 1:ii Ia.
los, Garrigan, 4 10 l, won: King T.,
los Murphy, 6 to 5place, second; Tonioka;
l05, keefe, third Time, 1919 81.
Fifth race-Seven furiongs. onawell,
110 Murphy, 8 to 8, won: Cuckoo, 9s,
keefe, 2 to 8 place, second; Merry Duke,
101, Coyfe, third. Time, 1888 II.
Entries for Wednesday:
First race-one and onc-siXteenth miles;
selling. Doggett, l09; Sunup, 10; Tom
Moore, 1o2. and Pheobus, 80:
Second racc-SiX furlnngs; for two
yeal.plds. King T., Beau Ideal, Defender,
III each; Damsel, 10; Predicament, los,
and WhippaDy, 9S.
Third race-0ne and onc-eighth miles,
Charade, 122; Ina, 100, and Lady Adams,
90.
Fourth race-Five furlongs. Sunup, The
Swain, Ameer, SrOccO, Golden Gate, 1lO
each: Wilton, Pont!ear, Trnculo, Addie,
Mabel Glenn, Tom Harding, Elesian, 101
each.
tifth racc-One mile; weller weight. for
all ages. Kerry Cow, 100; Eclipse, 100;
Defender, Premier, 115 each; Wisha ri,
Intermission, 112 each.
The morning times., 1895-11-13
BASEBALL CUP PRESENTED
Engraving and Printing Team Re-
oeive the Departmental Troyhy.
49, -sff-ls--
President A A. Sousa Hands Over the
Cup 10 Mr.. Miller, the Mnnagero
the Victorious Team

The championship trophy Of the Depart
mental Baseball League was presented to
the Bureau OF Engraving AMI Printing
Baseball team at the Plate Printers AS
sembly rooms last night by Mr. A. A.
Sousa, the president Of the league.
Quite large crowd of the members and
friends of the league were present when
Mr.. Sousa made the presentation speech
and his remarks were received with great
enthusiasm.
The trophy was pronounced by all to be
q beauty. 1t stood nearly two feet tail
and represented a baseball player holding
baseball upon his shoulders. TIE ban
was hollow and the top could be lifted off
by two crossed bats, over which n laurcl
wreath was thrown. on one side of the
ball was engraved Championship Trophy.
Departmental Baseball League" while on
the base was 1891, District Commits
sioners' Office" and diretsly bent lth this
"lS95, Bureau of Engraving and Printing
In presenting the trophy Mr.. soGsa pre-
faced his remarks with Il short sketch oitbe
birth and growth of the Departmental
League. He gave Il short, but concise his
tory OF the early struggles Of the League
and its final establishment upon the firm
footing which IL now holds.
Referring TO the cup, he went oil 10 say,
ATLAS isrepresented as upholGinG the world.
This trophy represents a baseball player
upholding "a baseball. As the world is TO
Atlas so is the baseball TO the player. The
figure in the trophy probably bears like
ness 10 your general manager. Mr. Miller,
however, disclalms being silver man, that
is a free silver man, since the recent election.
''In presenting this cup 10 the victor
ious team OF the past season want To tLank
them not only for tie orcdtabic manner in
which they upheld the reputation OF the
League for first-class baseball pia wing but
for the gentemanly treatment that all oppos-
ing teams received at their hancs while
ON the diamond. We had a glorious base
ball year, and the best team won. May
the coming season bring us the same
success"
Mr. Sousa then banded the trophy over
to Mr.. Miller who. asInauager or the bureau
team, took ii in charge and made a neat
little speech Of acceptance.
Among those present were: Messrs. A. A.
Sousa, N. C. Hogan. c. F. Dickens, c. y.
Hunt, C. F. Miller, s. =. House, q. b.
Young, ]. F. McCarty. Owen X. Rellar,
F. w. Larner, I. +. Roach. j. A. Heydler,
j. j. Batch, s. E. Beach, X. F.. Doyle. ir.,
W Atkinson, ". Lesler. g. Mclaughlin,
I s. Smith, jr.. a. Reiuberg, ]. o. Bernard.
W II. McCauley, J E. Borland. g. Emerson,
C. Rhodes, Harry Chapman. Leon Marceron,
j. W. BIuiner, Prof. Fred W. Gaisberg,
W Emerson, z. II. Welsh, F. A. Rehstock,
T L. Farrell u. W. Dave. J. Orspada,
H T. Leach, B. Cropley, NJ. Flaherty, F.
Schaffcr, 7. Helmericks, and j. Mafdegan.
The morning times., 1895-11-13
NO LENSES WERE NEEDED.
Micro~copical Society's Anniversary
Observed With n Banquet

The Microscupical Society OF Washington
| celebrated its twelfth anniversary last
| evening with a banquet at Freund's, No
| SI5 Tenth street northwest.
| The society numbers abuut fifty members,
most of whom were present. Many ladies'
were also there as guests or the society
| The banquet hall was handsomely decui-
ated. On the center table was a pyramid
of beautiful roses and on either side OF
| the decorations were chrysant hemurns IN
garnet and white. ....-...,s
The feast.was presided over by DR.. Collins
! Marshall, the president OF the society,
with DR.. c. T Caldwell as toastmaster.
| The regular toasts We're:
1.-The present status and aims OF the
society," responded to by the president.
| Dr.. Marshall.
"The evolution microscnpisrn,H respond-
| ed to by DR.. William H. Seaman
..Microscnpism of the future responder
to by DIR. Robert Reybarn.
.'Scientific societies. responded To- by
DR.. J. Melvin Lamb.
short addresses were made by several
members.
Those present were DR.. and Mrs. J.
Melvin Lamb, DR.. and Mrs. Robert Rey-
burn. Mr. and Mrs. H II. Brown. DR.. and
Mrs. A H Dobsun. Mr. and Mrs r T.
Chairman. Mr. and Mrs. P. c. Clailin. Dr.
and Mrs. Hugh NJ. Smith. DR. ana MIS-
william IL. Seaman, DR.. and Mrs +. A
Gibhes. DR.. and Mrs. c. T. Caldwell, Mr.
and Mrs. Jarvis Burreil. Dr. AMI Mrs
W. W. Areecr. Mrs r. ". Fisher, Miss
Chapman, Mrs. whitman, Mrs. Keith, Mrs
waterman, of East Bridgewater. Mass, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. NJ. Mover, Mrs. j. Il. warden
Chicago. Ill: Hon. A A Adee- DIS +.
k Mcneil, f. F. King. E A balocR'
A. II. Robbins. r A. Foster. Elmer Sotho-
ran Thomas TAYLOR, j. T. SUthnran, Mr..
Rudolph. and Mr.. j Comes
The morning times., 1895-11-13
GENERAL SPORTING CHAT.

Hugh Lyons Of this city offers to fight the
winner of the Glym -Bat teman bout at
100 pounds. He can be addressed at 12o1
Ohio avenue.
In reply TO Glynn's offer To bet that he
can whip Bateman in twelve rounds Joe
Wilson offers TO bet any part of $500
that GlyDn does not whip Rateman In
their coming fight on the 10th instant.
The game between the Gala udet College
and Johns Hopkins University, which WAS
to have been played in Baltimore on the
18th instant, has been cancelled. on Sat
urday the Gallaudets viii play the orieDts
al Kendall Green.
THE PotOmacs sent challenge TO the Co.
iumbia Athletic Club last night for game
on Thanksgiving Day. They claim that
they have a right TO compete with the CO.
lumbi1s for the championship the Dist rict.
The third Capitol Juniors have a standing
challenge to any team in the city that
averages 10 pounds or under. Address
Frank Ross, No. 4OS Fifth street northeast.
a Subscriber-Jack McAuliffe and Rob-
eTt FitZsimmons.
NJ. ]. K.-Quit in the twelfth round.
The morning times., 1895-11-13
Birth of n New Investment company

There was a large gathering of business
aud professional men at the office OF
Rosenberg s. Co, 504 E street, last even
ing at 7:30 O'Clock for the purpose OF
organizing a Real Estate Investment Com
pany. The objects of the company are
to buy aud sell real estate aud loan money
on approved real estate security. The
stock is limited to 500 shares, the par value
of which is $500, payable S5 mouthly. A
temporary board of managers were elected
as follows: Alexander Noel, Charles L.
Heilburu, David j. Kaufman, Edward
White, Clareuce Reitzensteip. J. W. Abel.
There was also elected committee on
membership as follows: Salvador s. Rich
ard, chairman; Conrad Ludwig, NJ. d. osen-
berg, Louis Silverburg, d. William Baker.
The next meeting of tue association,
which is to be known as the Citizens In
vestinent Company, will be held at No. b04
street northwest, the early part Of De,
cernber.
The morning times., 1895-11-13
Proper Underwear
VS..
Pneumonia.

And the right under
wear will win. It's not all
a question of price, either,
for you can purchase Draw
ers and Shirts here at IS a
garment, but you needn t
pay such price, nor even
half of it.
Just now we've a good
deal to say about a line of
Canels hair-all wool, of
course-Underwear at One
Dollar that is good enough
for any living man. YOU d
better see it.
COTTON and Wool
heeced varieties and Natural
Wool varieties all deserve
favorable mention.
Last year the same
goods readily brought 81. so,
and they were worth it.
--Perhaps you've a
choice of tint-we've all
colors to pick from.
The morning times., 1895-11-13
rGce-Four and ORe-haIf furlong "a
OIO Purse 500. Time, U:55l5.
Down the Line,

While the horses were at the post In
the first race Misery ran up the chute
into the fence and threw Jockey r. King.
The boy was badly shaken up.
A. o. H., seven years old, by Rendor-
Avoudale, died at the Island track yester-
day morning.
Old man Blanck had "sweller'' on
Redowac, but only placed "ten spot on
His Grace.
"shake'eIn up'' Henry lost wad on
Svengali.
The 'Hindoo' of the overthe-river tracks
scored his sixth victory yesterday
Jockey Neel was taken very sick in the
jockey room and had to be carried TO
his home in a carriage.
The morning times., 1895-11-13
FOOTBALL GAME DECLARED OFF,
Columbia Cluba nd Orient Contest VIII
Not Be Played.

The game of football arranged to be
played this afternoon on Columbia Field,
between Columbia Athletic and Orient
Athletic Club teams has been declared off
The first game to lie played this season
by the Columbia Athletic team with an
out-of-town eleven has been fixed for
saturday afternoon next, at Columbia
Field, with the Baltimore Athletic Clut
team.
The Colnmbias are playing n strong
game and the Orioles have played several
stlff games with college teams and the
contest will undoubtedly be an interesting
one.
Several changes have been made in the
local team and the practice gives assurance
of strong ''llne'' and 'end'' work. BacE
OF the line, the team is very strong and
playing well together.
The morning times., 1895-11-13
Leave want Ads Here

The Times has established the following
Branch Agencies, where Want and Liner
Ads will be received at the same rate
one cent word-as at the head office.
Ads left here will at once be forwarded to
The Times:
Walter J. Boyce, First and n. Y. ave. NV
II. c. yesterday, cor. q and n. j. ave. NV
Daniel d. Mulcahy, n. Cap. and sts.
j. E. Woodford, Fifth and H ne.
A. p. Geier, Thirteenth and Fl ne.
The morning times., 1895-11-13
COMEDY BY AMATEURS.
Carroll institute Dramatic Club VIII
Apuear In Home"

The Carroll Institute Dramatic Club VIII
tonight present RObertson's three-act com
edy, Home" at Carroll Institute HAN
under the direction of Mr.. Percy Winter,
with the following strong cast:
Alfred Dorrison, alias Col. John White,
Mr.. Edward ]. Walsh; Capt. MoCntraffe
Mr.. Felix Mahoney; Mr.. Dorrison, Mr.. John
j. Nolan; Berthe Thompson, Mr. Percy L.
Leach; George, Mr.. William s. Mccarthy
Mrs. Pinchbeck, Miss Anita Hendrie; Lucy
Dorrison Miss Nora Cocker; Dora Thorn
haugh, Miss Teresa j. haohen.
Tickets and seats may be secured at the
Institute today after O'Clock.
The organization merits the patronage
of the local public and a crowded house
will undoubtedly greet the performers.
The morning times., 1895-11-13
JOHN $. JOHNSON ACCEPTS.
VIII Race Michael, the Welsh Cha III /
ion, for the worlds Cha IN pionship.

New York, Nov. 12.-John S. Johnson
telegraphed today to the American Wheel
man that he would accept the challenge
issued a short time ago by ]. Michael, the
Welsh champion, for a Series of match
races to determine the worlds champion
ship.
Michael offers Johnson $500 expense
money TO go to Paris, and johnson re-
plies if the Welshman will place his money
in the hands of the American Wheelmen ii
will be covered and plans arranged.
The morning times., 1895-11-13
Lenve Want Ads Here

The Times has established the following
Branch Agencies, where Want and Liner
Ads will be- received al the same rate
one cent a word-as at the head office.
Ads left here will at once be forwarie to
The Times:
Walter j. BOyce, First and n. Y. ave. NV.
H. e. Eastcrday, cor. G and N. j. ave. NV.
Daniel d. Mulcahy. n. Cap. and / SITS.
j. E. WOodford, Fifth and H ne.
A. +. Geier, Thirteenth and II ne.
The morning times., 1895-11-13
EUROPEAN RAILWAY SPEED.
Commercial Agent Moore Makes al
Interesting RepOrt.

Commercial Agent T. E. Moore has made
a report to the Department of State on
European railroads and railroad speed
Russia built the greatest number OF miles
of new railroad during the year-67S 8
miles-England the least-224 miles.
The average rate OF speed Per hour for
trains was: England. 51.T5 miles; Ger
liany, 51.25 miles; France, 4S.sS miles;
Belgium, 1904; Holland, 44.T3 miles;
uaIy. 1924 miles, and Austria Hungary,
41.15 miles.
The bes; speed of an English train is given
at 63 Ia miles per hour, when record
was made of eight hours and fffty-five
minutes between London and Aberdeen.
The morning times., 1895-11-13
when Thanksgiving Comes

The 2Sth Of this month will be Thanksgiv-
ing Day, according to our honored Presi-
dents proclamation, but according to Johns
tons, the Seventh-street grocer, we may
celebrate this Saturday. On that day they
viii give away 5000 large chickens, worth
80 cents apiece in order TO anticipate the
poultry season. Each purchaser of one
dollars worth or over will be entitled to
one of these fine chickens.
The morning times., 1895-11-13
Public Building Sites.

Bids were opened at the Treasury yester-
day for sites for public buildings in Cum
berland, Maryland and Brocton. MasSa chu
sets. Sites were Offered in the former
city at prices ranging from S4,tOO to
S23,500, and in the latter city at from
81 200 to $4,000.
The morning times., 1895-11-13
Rntes ON Acconnt orthe Pim1ino n.oe.

The Pennsylvania Railroad will sell fo,
the Pimlico races excursion tickets No.
vember IA, 10, %, and 2S, at the rate OF
ST. Washington to Baltimore and re
turn, including admission coupon. Tickets
good only on date of issue going on morn.
Ing trains up to aud including 1915 d. M.
train, and returning, good on any regular
train on date of issue.
no13, II, 1S, Is 9,22, 3D.
The morning times., 1895-11-13

I'VE are glad to note, etc. :" that the we'll
known firm of silsby & Co, stock brokers,
have reorganized and commence busi-
ness again under very favorable circum-
stances. They have, we understand. ar
-anged for satisfactory settlement with
heir creditors, and have established their
new firm on solid basis. The old and reliable
firIn of j. R. Willard & Co., New York aud
are their correspondents, and we
bespeak for the new firm the success and
which its enterprise and energy
merits.
The morning times., 1895-11-13
Indiana Ready for Sea.

The battleship Indiana, now at the
Cramps ship yards, Philadelphia. is ready
for transfer to the government by the
contractors. The transfer will probably
be made on the Goth instant and as the
Indiana is fitted in every way for service,
she will be placed in commission imme-
diately after the transfer occurs Capt.
Robley d. Evans will be her commander.
The morning times., 1895-11-13
Selections.

First race-kaZan, TubaI Cain Jr.. and
Courtney.
- Second race-La Petite, Hands Off, and
Tyro.
Third race-Frank D., Pomona Belle,
and Memo.
Fourth race-Red Elm, fragrant, and
Westover.
Fifth race-Tancred, Grampian, and
Hazel.
Sixth race-Lumberman, Duke of Ficf,
and Tioga.
The morning times., 1895-11-13
ALL IN THE FAMILY.
lIixcd-Up Assault Case Caused T,
A

Arrests.
There was family row at 93o G street
southwest last night in consequence Of
which James DoDnelly, q watchman in
the Navy Department, and WI iiiam
Howell, clerk in the same department,
each left SO collateral at No. station.
Donnelly's wife has been staying with
her sister, Elizabeth PulliD, and DON
nelly went there to WOO her ba OK I ohishome.
He met Elizab beth at the door and it is said
she assaulted him, though she swore out
warrant charging him with assault. How
ell. who went with Donnelly simply as
4 witness, also became involved.
The morning times., 1895-11-13
NEW YORK BALL CLUB MEETS
Directors Express Themselves as
LID L, the nuflnnL

SatiS fled with the outlook.
Jersey City, n. J., Nov. l2.-The annual
meeting OF the New York baseball Club
was held here this afternoon. The
directors expressed themselves as pleased
with the business of the year and the
financial outlook, though not with the sea-
sons playing OF the club.
They declared a dividend Of per cent.
There was no election of officers.
The morning times., 1895-11-13
Bn = h,.t-BalI Game

a league game of ofbaskctball WILDE played
tonight at Odd Fellows Hall southeast, be-
tween the Y. NJ. C. A. and Potomac Wheel
men teams. Game Will be called at 6:45
O'Clock. The teams are well matched, and
an interesting contest is assured.
The morning times., 1895-11-13
Field TrinIs Postnoned

Charlotte, n. c.. Nov. 12.-Tbe field
trials OF the United States Field Club, which
which were to have been begun at Newton
yesterday, have been postponed until the
Goth
The morning times., 1895-11-13
O. 'HEARN HAD HIS SPEED
Outfooted Dillon ]. in a Red
Hot Finish.
LEAsON's RIDING TOLD
And the Irish Horse Folsed His Nose
In Front at he eWire-"Dutch' h Lohr-
man Lands His Grace a Winner.
Fngin Won His sixth Consecutive
Race-Entries and SeIectioiis.

The talent received another hard bump
at the Island track yesterday. There
were only two favoritcs to reacn the wire
first and they We're both at the almost
! prolibitive price of two to five The rae
! ing Itself was very good In every par
ticular, and with a more even division of
the spoils everybody would have gone home
! happy.
Starter Cassidy was in extra good form,
getting his field of at almost the first
attempt in every race. There Were four
driving finishes 10 help liven things up. but
they did not need much boosting, us the six
books that went on had all they could do To
handle the money
The feature of the day was the great
race that Honest John Crokcr's good
gelding O'Hearn and Dillon j. put up.
These two hung each other in the back
stretch, and from there clean TO the
wire had red hot drive. O'Hearn man
aged to poke his neck in front just as they
struck tile stand and secured the verdict.
OLD MARE GETS ONE
The opening event was won by May d.
The old mare was not much fancied in
the betting, and closed at 6s. Fanny
Beverly and Pilgrim had the call at TO 1;
take your pick. To fair start, Misery
showed in the lead and kept the advantage
TO the stretch, where he died away TO
nothing. May ID. then took up the run
ming. and in a fierce drive, won by length
from Red Elm, with Mayor b. third.
Cockade, To all appearances had the sec
ond event at his mercy and was ia cked from
l to 2 TO to 3. Redowac and Bob
Miller essayed the part of pace-ma kers
10 the turn for home, where the farorite
went out, and passing with ease. won gal
Looping, 10y eight lengths, from Bob Miller,
with Redowac third.
Svcngali was again made the medium
of a heavy plunge, being backed from 2's
down to 4 to .. He must have had a
peep into the ring, however. as the best
he could do at the finish was third to
Hopeful! aud Sir William.
DUTCH PUTS UP A FINISH.
His Grace made his appearance fter being
in the stable for quite a little time. He
was not considered a dangerous factor, and
closed at skies, with Quilla the fayOrite at
four to five. Little Dutch" Lohrman
put up great finish on His Grace, and in a
hard drive landed his mount a winner by
short half length from Quilla. Basil Duke,
who bad been touted as good thing, was
a bad last.
The Dixie S Stables Fagin won his sixth
consecutive race in the fifth event. He
was a two to five fayorite, with Miss
Elizabeth next in demand at four TO one.
Eclipse, Jr., and Irish Lass managed 10
stay In front to the quarter, where Fagin
passed them, and from there in was under
double wraps. Atthe end he walked in, four
lengths before Miss Elizabeth, with Traitor
third.
The finish in the closing event was so
hot that the timers failed to take any time
IN the race. O'Hcarn and Dillon ]. furnish
ed the sport and it was owing To Gleasons
clever handling of the former that he won
the money. Pope. who was at sixty 10 one
in the betting, came third.
The morning times., 1895-11-13
Selections al PimIico.

Doggett, Phuebus.
Damsel, King T.
Ina, Charadc.
Ameer, Sunup.
Wishard, Defender,
The morning times., 1895-11-13
LAST WEEKS RECORD.

Times-248.AO0-Circulation.
258-CircuIatioD
The morning times., 1895-11-13
LAST WEEKS RECORD.

Times-243.4O9-Circulation
268-CircuIatio lon.
The morning times., 1895-11-13
Results at Alexander Island

Weather clear. Track slow.
6Ok-First race Half miIe-selling Purse
Ooo 800 Time 0:jI3i. .-