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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-05-22
uoIanoet.

Jgrte &ammer ben preusfRe
9anboa9 onto9 fife Eorseog en- &et
lolution til &e9ierinsen, ON at 9pR>
LAMB nulbe tose Snitiatiuet for inter-
national Bimetollisme.
9en pHerrieRel1o smini)ter
&alnofn bar 2 @nn9e .inbleperet fin
@e1ianat:on. Set Her pao9runo af
en- fatbulR &nrbinals Snbblauoins
/ t::rtelise NffRrer.
- Sen &eformz Rommisiion, iom
blep neoiat al Storma9terne forot un'
beri6se an9aaenbe @ruiombeberne /
Mrmeuien, bar ouerienbt til Sultanen
en- biplomatilt Str,uelle, buori ben
forbrer, at be: ital ubnepnes en- &oms
mis- Ilon meo en- Suerfommisler,
iom ital baue @ebe &onfantinopel,
for at arbeioe for &eform. Sen
forbrer oeiaa, at alle poli!ife Sanger
lgslabes. os at enbel aienbelier till
baaetalbes. @uuernprerne fal ub>
1,epnes al 5tormagterne, og &eSiez
rinaen ifal nrenst eiennemfere 2oue>
ne mob at tpinse noaen til at antase
- y = =
Mubameos 2are. Snltanen Ral
iffe pere uuenlig femt mob 5orilase,
ne, ba ban ipnes, be lite rBrer meset
peo hams Magt ION Sultan.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-05-22
Entered at the post office at Fer.
gus Falls as second class matter

= S Megico er ontoset en- Sob
ON 9pb8fraf for Trenrgperi.
Soro1lialu eiorbe ohRiuis
@faoe / Stalien 26rbos. S en-
2anosbp ftprteoe 40 1uie iommen.
@noel MeuneRer ct omfomne, os
flere er fuefebe.
telegram fra Hetersburg melz
ber. at Bpen Breitz2ite,pRi / rusff
@olen bleu fulbitenois pbelast al
Slbebrono Fife Gorsbag. oa 80 @er>
ioner bleo brenbte tilbpbe.
= st Telegram Ill 9auana BEN
16be os. mebbeler, at forriee Monz
bag fob oer ct baarot @lus ner Sos
bite paa Cuba. Set beoer, at 400
@pauiere operoanbt en- N{bel;ns af
Sniursenter pna 1000 Mano. Gele=
gram til Seem Dort 6erolo flyer, at /
ct Sla9, 1pm too peb 5anta @rud,
bleo @panierne ilosne.
- S @bi5nabua:Staten Merico
er iiplse 8eretnins fra 81 Balo
fleet ct Oplpb, buorueo fere Menne.
fer tr brebte. Oplpbet be9Dnote
berueo, at be iuofpote ansreb ct 2ano,
maaler:Balti. iom par unoer glnfpr>
lel al en- Nmerifaner peb gfapn Mor=
:iiou, % orebte 20 af bem. @n
Eroppeafbe!ins paa 100 Manb blep
oflenot, men be npbtes til at tretfe
fig tilbaae etterlaoenoe 50 Wanb paa
&plaoien.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-05-22
spooper so!

6armere. lom i6ser en- bebre @ttl.
ling, bpr reiie til Spben! Aueens
% grescent.&aten tilbpber en- N1ilIis
on Geres al Garme til So % IS per
Gcre (paa lette @iltaar) os maaneo.
liae Gtsfurfioner for balb Eatf, iaa
Sc fausreiie os ie felu. Snsen Bli5s
5arbs. 5ngen Rulbebbleer. @ube
Stoler % &irter. @ieifrie 5olf.
Strip efter Bgacr os unberretnins
til 50. U. Befler. Mo'n 8nsi'r Nsent,
Ill Goams Ctr, gbicoeo. eaer iii
@. 6. 8inearion. 8. g. a., Ginc,n=
,.att, o.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-05-22
Jnblanbet.

Gn mano peo &aon Sobu 5oper=
ton bleo lpn6et Marion, &entudp,
3orsoossmorsen. 9an bapoe Rienz
bet en- 5armerpige.
= 9ueoeprilen ites til oper 70
Gents @bicoso fife Greoag. &ri<
fen for Suli. @alset git til 704 Gent.
i. - Sem 8erioner bleo brebte 17be
Mai / &b1cooo berueb, at ct aammelt
@neoferrerfteb falbt iammen.
- Sra Meu Sort beret!es. at ON,
firing 100 Bpsninser bleu poeloet of
Slbebrano paa Gomez syslanb filte
Eorsoos. Monae mifeoe fne 9iem,
% omtr:us 1000 @erioner bleu ar>
beibslple.
= @n 0feserfuinoe / @i(lsboro,
Dbio. peb 9tapn Be1e gfidman
benste fit lille Barn unber ct Nnfalo
Of Sinbsiuo9beo 2prbaas often.
9erefter tateoe bun fin 6 Mar eamle
Batter neo en- Brpnb os boppeoe
ielu efter. Besse Bprn bpoe, cs
Moberen blep fen9ilet.
= 30 9iatonisier, @pprene Nmo=
lia % Martba, bet norRe 2abitbaz
9oipttal Chicago bar anlost @o9
moo Tabitbaz3oipitalet os tororer
$4,000 Stabeseritatairg for urets
farbis Bebanolins, icm be paataor
at pRre bleuen ubiat fort Nnitalten.
Sosen bar uatt flor 8epeaelie i
@bica8o.
8aa ct NarsmBee, iom 8resbpz
sttriuner. Rirfen bolbt .|Bittsburg;
&enlpluonia forleoen, git bet 9onlle
parmt i'll unber pebanblinsen af
Samfuubets stoleipbresmaol. 9e=
lesaterne uor belt TO lise itarfe
2eire; ben enc piloe, at Samfunoet
Ruloe' tontrolere be forRielliae @s.
minarier, og ben anben fiempeoe for
Sfolernes l1afbeubiebeb.
= Mrs. S. 6. S. Boretparbt %
benbes 16 Nar 9amle Datter Clara
Tom tilfabe / en- Sloebrono. iom opz
fob beres 6jem Marinette, @iss
confin, fife 9orsbass Moreeu. wtos
oeren fob op &lotten A. os ioet bun
itulbe flptte en- 9amre, etsplobereoe
ben. og frats itob quiet / Glammer.
Mooeren fpb itrafS op Tropperne %
uetfebe be 3 minofe Bprn, iom iprans
uo / Matfiorterne uoen at bliue !Dns
berlig forbrenote. So Mooeren fl
petftet lin elofe 9atte:, itoo Eropz
pen 5lammer, De maatte 1prin9e
ub 9iennem &inouet. os 9otteren
lfar fig itu9t paa @(asfaarene.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-05-22

@n 9 Nor gammel @ut peb
Naon @eors sjlom, @pn til Die
Blom | ct. 8>ul, blep biot af en-
raienoe 6uno 5rebassoften. Man
tenter at ieuoe @utten bort, forat
ban tan blioe unbertatat 8alteurs
Bebanbling for 6unogesalRab. - @n
oanR Mano peb Napn ssohu Barri=
ion, JON blep biot al en- gal 6uno
t1rr st. Soul iuaores, bar liseet
tor Dpoen af Jglaerne oeraf % Ct
maafe ogb t,u.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-05-22

Mleranoer @amilton fremiatte 5orz
ila9et ON en- 9obbeltenbee. en- @nbeo Of
Splu oe en- anben Of @ulb. 9enne
Bog siuer berpoa Mr. 9amiltons
Ebeori. i bpilfen BON uotrptfer fig
iaolebes: rDet nefte @psrgsmaol
bpab Der ber nare ben
fremtibise @enseenbeb tor be Serene
be Stoter. beror poa, ON @nbehen
bgr pare fnDttet iiar til ct entelt
af Metauerne, meb Tortrin tremfor
bet anbet, eqer lille, % iaa Galo til
bu,lfet of BEN? % lensere ube,
efterat baue bisfuteret be forRieuiae
Spprasmaal. iom uiloe opitaa unoer
@tablerinsen af Metalmpntning. an
befaler Mr. 9amilton ct @ulbitptte,
iom Ct liee &erbi meo ii @nbeoer
eller 9alere; ct @ulbitptfe, liae meo
en- Etenbebel al ben forrise, % iom
oeiaa ifal bltoe en- Gnbeb eler 9ollar;
ct Sgluhptte, iom s:ol bore en- 9ien>
oebel af @plpenbeben eQer 9ollaren?"
Mr. 6amilton ubferoieebe fgrit
oenue &apport % 1enote ct &opi af
ben til Mr. Sefferions 6us. Mr.
Sefferion isareoe bam, at ban maaife
piloe goa ino paa oenne @pnsmaooe,
men Spbr9smaelet fom op for &onz.
eresien % blep bel bisfuteret. o9 ri
fnber ben SOB, iom b(ep &eiultatet
af bisie itore Menbs gisoom.
&ongresien bebanb1er5a9en.
Den 2ben Wpril 1892 bleu @pprasz
maolet af9iort / ben amerifanfe &onz
9res, os &eiultatet bleo Oprettelien
al en- &nbeo, lite to iom cnbefalet al
Mr. @amilton. men en- @nbeb iom
anbetolet. af @omiteen for &enseen=
beoen os of Mr. .Seferion. 2ouen
flyer: r9ollars eller @nbeoer: buer
at uere af &eroi lis en- ipanR milled
Dollar. iom benue MI aaar, os at inz
oeboloe 37l % 4 5efStenbebele @ron
Gplu".
9erpaa 1tennes, fem anbefalet af
&omiteen, v0rnen", Der ital pare
perb ii 9ouars euer @nbeber; ben
vbatue 9rn". Der fal uere fem Doll
lars eller @nbeber.
@ranoene. boorfors bette oar-aiost,
ct tpoellge. % anbefaler fig ielu til
ebers funbe 5ornuft. Tor bet fgrae
bar bette en- &esierins for Solicit %
ueo Solicit. Set par en- &eeierin9,
iOm Ruloe fri fig ielp iaa meeet iom
muliot fra @uropas &lutotrati, fra
SnbFpoelien af be &esieringer Gu
ropo. buor &lasielousiunins par berz
Renbe Japbr Of no9le faa imob be
mango. ut etablere en- @nbeb Dor
ben tsrite &ropoiition. Dernef en-
&atio. Sc bespnote meb Is til 1.
Meo onore Orb &e8ten of @ulbbolz
loren Rulbe bore en- Semtenbeoel af
&asten al @s&pbouaren. @plpbol=
laren Rulbe uere Is @anee iea tung
fom @ulobolIareu, os fra Eio til anz
ben, efteriom @ulbpen9ene bleu
raae!, itutoe be blipe maalt meb
Sgluenbeben. 9eriom Cub al e1t
eller anoen @runb blep ioa oprt, at
@erbilisteben meaem be to Metaller
foronoreoes / Wo1teoet. iaaat Sub
bleu mere eno Is @an9e iaa totbort
iom Gglu. maatte mon toge al ben
% 9tgre ben minore, % omuenbt.
Saalebes baooe mon en- @nbeb meb
10 Metol1er, iom leblaaeoe binanben
% nbo fulbtommen fri MDntnine,
men @nbeben bar Of Sglu. @uprfor?
Gorot for bet fBrie. @glpet uar Sol
tets &ense. 9ette ifuloe bare en-
Teltets &esierin9. Splu fulbe pere
bet met itabile af be TO Metaller for
1aaoitt angit bets 8ptteuarbi meb
onoen @ienoom. (5ortiatte8.)
Set beoer, at oer / Minneapolis
fanot 200 6allitter fteo paa 6 Tiger
-easinAasa 0aAhIAAa..a .AAs. :.Anx
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-05-22

9en.fFr omtalte 2ena Dlfon / ct.
Baul, Inn bor onfloget for at babe
mproetiit Barn, blep fritienbt Of Su.
rpeu. Det blep bebia, at Barnet
bar ogpfpbt.
.Staples @orlbs" MuiSfontor
/ @taples uebbrenbte forr. Manbna.
Eap M25o.
5 Grootfon ct O9ioa antaeet
en- Droinance ON, at 8grn unber is
Gar itle maa bore ube paa @anerne
efter Hlotfen 8 Mfteu.
= giti5ens Banti @ebtpooo Sails
git fault fife lse. 8anfen lutteoes
o9iaa iiior for en- Eib men bleu oab<
net pannp, ba mon troeoe, ben par /
COB Gorfatnius.
en- gru, iom maalte Z SOB
mellem@ @inseipibierne. bleu Rubt ner
@pringlielo, 8rotun @uuntp, forri8e
Wanodg. Sen blep noitoppet for
@tolebibliotbefet / Springfield.
5 ct. &aul iiebe Sammenitpb
Grebags Mften msllem to 6porposne.
os en- Nanb tom Hemt tilRabe. 9ei
anore gerioner fit minbre &pefelier
oeriblanbt Stotstosferer Nus. &oers
ner.
-Bin9res 8oteteszSarmere I
Minneapolis, iom be taloes, eller be
Gattigfol,, iom bar faaet lebiee 9om:
ter for &otetesplantnins, bar faaet
81, 100 fra soo9lprenbe Golt Min>
neapplis.
z8p> c9 County Nbpotaten i
2itttt5 Sails, s. q. 9Rbobes, blep ar>
refteret af &Oliti@efen beritebs fife
6rebag, forbi ban git paa 5icncle
paa SJortauaet. Wooofoten tilfob
fin 8rboe os maatte betale $5 i
Mulst.
Sobn 2inbiors / Nnota for{bgte
fife Dnsbag ct tase 2ipet af fig peb at
tafte iis neo fra en- Sernbanebro. men
bette lptteoes lite. Dm Mftenen
brebte ban bog fig ielu paa anoen
Maabe. Jor ct &ar Mcareber iioen
sbolbf 4hn 8rs1pp laeb Dal.er-ot
Greb Dlion.
8. Seberitrpms @uitru tire Mil
ipb for Iittin tanbtes bgb geerbe>
ben ai peres SIPS fife 0nsbaesmor>
gen. Sun bauoe anta9eli9 !i9aet
ube bele Staten, ba benbes &ler par
eiennemblpot af @esneu. Den til.
talbte Coroner erflerebe. at bun par
obo at 6iertetilfelbe. @enbes Manb
bar breuet Murerarbeibe 4ttin.
- 0mfrin9 so Snbianere fra
@bite Garth. Seed 2afe % &eb
Safe &eierpationerne bar Dulutb
fife l1se forat tlose for Gorenebe
Staters Court uuer, at oeres Mferer
lite bliuer ret befpret af Snbianer=
COMMISSIONER. Sc paaifaar blonbt
anoet. at &ea1erinscn Fplber bem
fore 8en9eiummer, iom be life fan
faa.
Sfol9e Meboelelle ira @roof:
fton til ct Da9blao er 6. 6. S,rrine,
Tom rgmte fra fin &uitru / Ebiet
&ioer Go0s meo en- uns 8ise, 81
&oio, Eeros. 9ans @enner bar
faaet 8reu fra bam, ON at bon bar
bet 9aniie fnapt. o9 at ban life er
iitanb til at fao Mrbeibe. 1ans 6us
itru er M bos fine Sle9tninQe i
8isconiin.
= @n 9amptiebel / Sleepp @pes
Establishment for eleftrif Nps ets>
plooereoe Scat til forri9e Eirsoa9. oe
iom s5alge oeraf lisaer nu Bbens
9gilfolebp9ning / &uiner. @tablisz
femeutet bar nemli9 unber @folebpsz
ninsen, iOm foaer $27. 800 oa beig:
ge8 af omfrins $50 8grn, og etter
@tsplofonen tos ben ftrats s5lb, faa
intet funbe rebbes. &pfelien al
@tsplofionen fpltes en- Mfhanb al
8 Mil. Bpsniusen uil itrats bliue
glenopbps9et.
1iblis Grebass Mor9en sreb
Basteni en- Mplle ner Mnofa en-
Mano meo en- @ef Guebe. 1om ban
ibapbe ftiaalet fra en- SernbanepOsu
peb at bore ct 6ul ! @osnens 8unb.
6an besau fig meb 1puen paa @ei
til Quofa. Sbet be fom nnr Gluez
fanten, ifonblebe Manben for at bebe,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-05-22

Set beber, at ber / Minneapolis
fanot 200 5allitter iteb paa Tiger
forleben. Dnsblabeue nepner intet
ON toabant.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-05-22
Wtnr,e

9en.fFr om:olte 2eua Dlfon i ct.
@aul, lom bar oufloset for at babe
mproetfit Barn, blep frifienbt af Su.
rpen. Det blep bebift. at Barnet
bar og0fgbt.
The Washington times., 1895-05-07
VIOLATION OF Law.
Anti-Saloon Leaguers Criticise Iss
anna nf

Antt-SalOon Leaguers Criticise Issu-
ance of a License
Advocates OF temperance who owe al
Iegiance to the Anti-Saloou League, are dis
posed to criticise the excise board for
granting a bar room license to the Hotel
Belford. They say it is clearly viola
tion Of the law since by official survey it
can be shown that the hotel is within four
hundred feet Of the Church ofthe Epiphany
The question was discussed at the league
meeting last night
The time OF the executive committee
at the session held yesterday afternoon was
largely consumed in the discussion of a
proposition TO hold weekly mass me etings
IN future and the committee adjourned
without decision.
The league meeting was held later Vice
President James i. Erwin in the chair
1t was announced that Lodge No. 3 of
the Independent Order of Good Templars
had elected five delegates TO represent
that body in the league, and Mr. N. Z.
Vowles was introduced as one of the five
The attorney OF the organization, Mr.
Shoemaker, reported that several places
where liquor had been sold under tenn
porary arrangement after rejection OF their
applications for license had been closed.
One of these saloons had been located on
louisiana avenue, between Sixth and Sew
enth streets, and another in Anacostia.
The Washington times., 1895-05-07
RESENTED THE TEST.

The Pitcher Street Man Suspected
That His Wife Harbored Suspicion.
1t wasn't late when the Pitcher Street
man came home, and Notwithstanding he
walked in with a smile and sat down on The
other side of the lamp stand from his wife,
and picked up a newspaper, as men do
when they come home, she, for some unac-
countabie reason, suspected him. She
looked up over her work at him two or
three times, and finally spoke:
BY the way, John,'' she said, "will you
do me q favor?'
Certainly, nay dear; what is f?" said
John.
Il want you to say this for me: Gaze
on the gay gray brigade. ~
"Graze ON the gray gay brigade" re-
piled John, triumphantly.
Lovely" she exclaimed Now, try
this one: Give Grimes Jim's gilt gig
whip"
Grive JImes Gins gig jilt whip" re-
sponded John, as glibly as you please.
Excellent, excellent she cried. "Now
this one: Sarah in shawl shoyeled soft
STOW softly"
He shivered a little, but never let on
"Sharah in a sawl soveled shoft snow
sCfuy,' he said, with oratorical effect.
''Oh, you dear old thing she laughed.
Now one more, and then won't trouble
you again."
NO trouble, / assure you, my dear"
said John. $50 ahead"
well, say this: Say, should such a
shape!y sash such shabby stitches show"
John gave a great gasp. My DEAR"
he said slowly, Il begin to shuspect that
you suspicion me; but you are mistaken
entirely mistaken, and 1 positively de
cline to pose further as a pronouucing
dictionary. You have observed that |
have made a shucshess as far as 1 have
gone, but there is a limit, and the next
thing / know you viii be asking me to
say, the scene was truly rural a thing
l never could say without getting my
twongue listed, and you viii thiuk your
suspicious are well grounded, when you
ought TO know they are not" and John
buried himself in his newspaper aud utterly
refused to hear any nar1her appeals from
the other side OF the tStLe-Detroit Free
Press.
The Washington times., 1895-05-07
GEORGETOWN ONCE MORE
They Came from Philadelphia With
Scalps at Their Belts.
Big Mahoney Did the Business With
One of His Large and Interest
ing Home Runs ,

The baseball team of Georgetown Uni
versity returned from Philadelphia last
night delighted with its trip, for 1t came
back with the University of Penns scalp
hanging to its belt. The score was to 6
in favor OF the blue and gray.
The game was witnessed by about 8 800
people and was one of the most Interesting
and exciting game played by Pennsy this
season
The batteries were: For Georgetown,
Mahoney and Sulliyaa;for Pennsy, Schoenut
and Reuning.
Georgetown outbatted their opponents and
won the game by bunchiug hits in the fourth
and fifth innings, with the score u tie in
the sixth inaiDg.
Big Mahoney made home run, which
proved 10 be the winning run.
The feature of the game was the batting
work OF Mahoney and sullivan. Ed Ma
honey made three hits-a triple, double,
and single.
For Pennsylvania the infield played a
great game. They made eight hits, but
they were too scattering to do any good.
The excitement in the seventh inning was
intense when MahOney struck out three
men in that inning, and the score remained
z to 8, in favor of Georgetown, which
has thus far beaten all or the larger college
teams.
The Washington times., 1895-05-07
Gosst, ON tho T.avn

While being pat the cars on saturday
Prig became cast IN his box and was badly hurt.
He has been sent to Trainer waIden's farm
at Middlehurg, Md.
1t is said that !. w Brooks, OF East St Louis
will handle the flag at st. Asaph after starter
Fitzgerald leaves.
'Beaut" Thompson, Secretary 81. D. McIntyre's
right hand man is on deck again. He Is in charge
OF the second annual cake walk which VIII be
given to the employees of the Virginia Jockey club
at Odd Fellows Hall, Alexandria, Va, on Friday
night, May 10.
IL svery probable that Major W. W. Ashby
the present clerk OF the scales ST. Asaph will be
selected to fin the place made vacant by the
resignation of Secretary McIntyre. Major Ashby
has been acting secretary since Mr.. Mcintyre left
and has ably acquitted the arduOus duties of that
office As Mr.. Ashby Is well know mas an hon
orahle gentleman 1t would be a good card for the
club TO retain him permanently.
There was great big plungeon Belle Washington
but she spoiled her chance by being out In front
In nearly every break, nearly running away In
one OF them.
McCaffersy s ride on ugh Penny VI as aboute on a
par with some OF his other efforts. The horse
was Systematically killed the ring the Driving
Park Club again being the to start the Job.
This book posted TO 1 against the horse when
every other slate in the ring showed to 8.
The Washington times., 1895-05-07
fsnecial to the Timesl

Chicago, ILL.,, May 6.-Pitcher Hutchi-
son, of the Chicago Club, seems to have re-
gained his 1891 form. To-day he followed
his recent steady successes by shutting out
the Washington team in the latter's first
Western game. The score was 4 TO o.
Hutchison pitched with great confidence
and Washington reached third base only
once.
Nevertheless, the visiting players criti-
else Mcdonald, the umpire, and say be was
against them all through the game. Or
at least this was the statement of Crooks2
after the contest had ended.
Manager Schmelz did not make so whole
sale q criticism OF Mcdonald, but condemn
ed him severely for failing to call Stewart
out in the second inning when the latter
appeared to interfere with Nicholson, who
was attempting to complete double play.
Had this play gone through, Chicago would
not have scored. As it was, they made
two runs and got started on to victory.
Everett was on second and Stewart on
third when Kittredge batted toward Crooks,
who grabbed up the ball aud tossed IL TO
Nicholson on second base. Stewart was
Dedltil, Dul ut JbSlttQ dEdlusb llt 4Itibtl
and prevented his throwing To first base.
How much of the jostling was unnecessary
may perhaps be a subject OF doubt, but
the chances are the WashinEton's were
Justified in the vehement protest they
entered But 1t was Of no use, for Nc
Donald refused to impose any penalty for
the play.
HARD LUCK IN BATTING.
The visiting team had considerable
hard luck in its batting. With SeIbach on
first base in one inning Hassamaer shot
liner toward right, but Arson got in its
way and double play was the result. AT
another time Lauge made great one-hand
catch Of drive from Cartwright. In gen
eral the Senator's batted pretty well, hut
could not place the ball.
The colts in the meantime were putting
up pretty fielding exhibition. Chicago's
two runs in the second inning Were the
result of singles by Lauge, Hutchison and
Ryan, and d base on balls and stolen base.
a run in the fifth resulted from WiImot's
single aud Lange's triple. In the sixth
Kittredge made a single, went to second
on Hutchisou's out, and scored ON a safe
drive by Ryan.
CARTWRIGHT STEALS BASES.
Cartwright distinguished himself in the
second inning by stealing both second and
third. There Were two outs aud when
Nicholson got base on balls the latter
started to steal second in order to tempt a
throw. II resulted, but when Cartwright
attempted to get in he was run down
between third and home and finally put
out.
Nicholson and Crooks doubled up Anson
and Dahlen neatly in the first inning and
stopped a promising chance for tallies. In
the third inning, with two men on bases,
Maui raked in Iange's grounder and with
the assistance of Crooks and Cartwright
completed a neat double play.
Only 200 people saw the game as it
threatened rain before and during the
contest The same teams play tomorrow,
when Coogan VIII play i'll place of Nichol-
son at short.
The Washington times., 1895-05-07
PENSIONERS EASY WINNERS.
Their Success Under the Management
of "a Iifa In .IRpU

Their Success Under the Management
of Captain Jaeger.
The Pension office boys did not need base hits
to win the game from the Post Office Department
team at National Park yesterday afternoon.
They only had to hit the ball they were pretty
sure of getting around the bases, The Post
office team was much In need of practice and
proved ''easy marx" for their opponents.
The team presented by the Pension office on
the other hand came up 20 Captain Jeager's ex-
pectations In every particular and with a few
exceptions player the game like veterans
Henley put up a strong game at second and BoIway
as usual stopped everything that came his way at
short Cleeyes pitched u good game and was
exceently supported behind the bat by Roab.
For the Post Office, McConnOn and Mckee
fielded ard batted well but their captain, Chap
man madeabout as many errors as putouts atflrst
base.
Score by Innings:
Pension office 800. o 3 O-2o
Post Office Dept -. o 2 8 2-13
Batteries-Penslon Office, CIeeves and Roab
Post OFFICE Dept, McWhorter, o'Connol Brown
and Wise Umpre-Mr. Catltn.
The Washington times., 1895-05-07
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TIMES BASEBALL CONTEST.
Ten Dollars for Correct Placing of
Six League Clubs.

The Times offers prize of $40 to the
person who first guesses, or comes closest
to, the leading six clubs of the National
League in the order in which they Will
be found after the games of May 81. Each
contestant must write the names Of the
clubs ON the subjoined coupon, together
with his or her name, address and date of
the guess, and mail it to The Times Baseball
Editor. The contest will close May 20,
and no coupon will be received which is
mailed after noon of that day.
The Washington times., 1895-05-07

Earned runs--f lftsburg 3, Brooklyn I.
Two base hits-Kinslow 2, Anderson,
Gumbert Three base hits-Stenzei, Beck
ley, ColcOlough. Home mn-Donovau
Stolen bases--D6novan. LaChance. Double
playS-Bie erbauer and Cross First base
on baiis-Donoyan. Stencil. Smith, Cross,
bal-BeckIey. Struck out-Donoyan, La
Chance, DAILY. Anderson. Wild pitches
Colcolough. IimeL1 40. Umpires-Mur-
ray and Long.
The Washington times., 1895-05-07
SMASHED COLLEGE RECORDS.
Good Work Done at the Inter-CIass
@ IN fa.s Drircafnu

Good Work Done at the Inter-CIass
Gam es at Princeton.
Princeton, n. J., May 6.-The annual inter
class games here held to-day under the
auspices of the Princeton Track Assoeia-
ton. The meet was successful in every
way, three college records being broken.
"A. G. Taylor broke the vault by clearing
10 feet inches W. B. Rogers ran
the 100 yard hurdle in II 1-5seconds, lower
ing the previous record by SO OF 4 second.
and J. NJ. Rhodes threw the hammer 1O3
feet, / inches. The sophomores scored
Al 1-2, freshmen 20, seniors 1S 1-2, aud
juniors Is points
The Washington times., 1895-05-07
His Reuutrements

Papa-so George is going to leave tl.at
place. What is the trouble this time?
15amma-He complains that the hours
are too long.
Papa-M'm. guess George would like
to work from 2 to /, with an hour off for
luncheon.-Life.