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The Washington times., 1895-04-26
WEST SIDES POOR SHOWING
Made Prohibitiye Fayorite But Mas
Not Placed.
Rama Fifteen to One Shot Landed the
Moley-The Soalper Horribly Rid
den by Parsons

The hot weather caused many people to
flee to the race track on the banks of the
Potomac for the sake OF fresh breath of
air. and the attendance at Alexander Island
was much larger than>it has been for some
days past.
The betting was brisk, but otherwise the
sport was rather tame. the most startling
feature of the day being the defeat of
West Side in the last race. He was an odds
on favorite. but failed to land among the
the first three.
After the second race NeeI. who rode
Woodchopper. was taken to the secretary's
office and searched from head to foot for
an electric battery or some similar speed
producing contrivance. Nothing was
found. however. aud he was dismissed.
In the opening event. which was six
and quarter affair. Counors opened at
6 to O. but was played so steadily that
To a fair start Poor Jonathan made the
running to the far turn. where he broke
down. Duke of Fife and Blizzard then
aiternated in the lead to the stretch.
where the fayorite came through from the
neck aud won handily by half length.
Encouraged by their success. the talent
came back and played Woodehopper for
all he was worth, sending him to the post
an TO atvorite.
Somage showed in front coming out of
the chute, but was then headed by Wood
chopper who won easily by three lengths.
Elmstone. a 40 20 l shot, was second
The Scalper looked a good thing in the
third race, and closed 8 TO favorite.
Ninety seven. a 6 to l shot, got the
best of the start, and, setting merry pace.
was never caught He won at the end by
two lengths from The Scalper, who was
miserably ridden by Parsons.
Dillon j. and Galloping King Were both
fancied in the next race, but, the bulk of the
money going in on the former, he closed
first choice at IL to 10.
Ham rode the favorite just about as
badly as he knew how, and Galloping King
managed GLAND the money in a hard drive
by a neck.
The good thing which failed to go through
the last time it was out. Finnwater. was
given another chance. and this time did
not go back on the talent. She was made
an even money chance and leading all the
way won in a Eallop by eight lengths.
West Side was heavily played in the last
event but failed to land among the first
four Rama, a IS TO 1 shot, piloted
her field the whole trip, aud in hard
drive. beat Grand Prix by three parts of
a length.
The Washington times., 1895-04-26
1-S-Sixth Race-Six and one-haIf furlongs
i - SeiIing Pursa S.nl Time l.laln
Notes From the C.nnrts.

Clarence L Alexander, administrator
OF the estate OF the late Charles Cess
ford, yesterday asked OF the probate court
how TO proceed N the suit recently lied
to recover on an $500 bond signed by Mr..
GeSsfOrd as surety for Giles c. Rush. who
has defaulted.
Marie A. Allen yesterday filed a pc
tltlon asking that her guardian, James t.
Allen. pay over to his wards S5i3 in his
hands. She says he is unfFieudly TO her.
and she may not get the mODey unless the
court takes action. The case VIII be heard
Saturday.
Mrs. CIementina L yelling Yesterday
gave bond in $500 with Mr.. Robert Martin.
Treasurer of Columbia University, and
Judge Hagner as sureties, and qualified
as eXecutTlX under the viii OF her husband.
the late Dr. James G. yelling
Mrs. Emma V Tennyson yesterday ap-
piled to have Bates Warren appointed
administrator for the estate of her hus-
bdnd. WlllaIn Ienuyson, who dled sep
tember II last. The. estate includes a life
insurance policy for $500.
Henry B. Bolton yesterday sued Ora
BoyCe and Others To secure the sale sOr
parts of lots 2S and 90. square 513
The complainant is administrators of the
estate of the late James F. Bolton, and the
property belongs to himself and certain
infant defendants. They have an offer OF
S2.250 for it
p res ident Cleveland Yesterday com
muted to two years the sentence Of Jacob
Bernstein. of SIX years at Albany for lar
CeuS- BeInSJelu was convicted IN OCtO-
ber, 1898.
The case of Palmer F. Babcock and F. J.
Owen, charged with conspiracy to tap
telegraph wires on Long Bridge, which was
to have been heard yesterday, was post
D0ned by agreement of counsel.
The Court of Appeals heard argument
yesterday on the question whether a writ
of mandamus should issue to compel Judge
Bradley to sign bill of exceptions by the
contestants. The point at issue is the time
within which bill of exceptions must be
filed
Charles GOldsbOro and A J. Timer were
Yesterday given a verdict for So, 900 on a
policy against the Virginia Fire and Ma
rlne Insurance Company.
The suit of LOchren against Long, in
Eolving the reduction OF the peuSiOn OF
Judge Long, of the Michigan Supreme .
Court of Appeals on May 1 . next The ap-
peal is from the decision of Judge Bradley,
granting a maudamuS
The Washington times., 1895-04-26
TRIED FOR INDOOR RECORDS.

Carroll Institutes First Athletic Con-
test Success Sfui.
Carroll Institute gave its first indoor
contests for the championship among its
members in the several events. and the
affair was n success in every way.
A contortiou and acrobatic act was given
by Prof. Maurice joyce, James E. Joyce
Joe Daily and Master McAfee.
The. first contest. putting the shot, was
won by Gallagher, who covered twenty
niue feet two inches; M. +. Buckley. second,
with twenty-eight feet ten. In catch-as-
CatCh-can wrestling at 80 pounds John
PierSon won a fall from Paul Hughes.
III five minutes. and in the $50 pound class
Ga liagher Won from Eckart in three
minutes
On the German horse McCIuskev. A
Becker, Arthur May, P Hughes and III
Hickey acquitted themselves in Splendid
manner.
Berberich Won the standing broad jump.
clearing nine feet four; Ben Finnigan see
ond with nine. feet two.
Harry Parks gave an exhibition of fancy
and trick bicycle riding
Prof. Adam and Mr. Grimm, of GaIIau-
Diet college, gave an exhibition of sci
entific boxing, in which no decision was
rendered
The pole vault event was won by AL
Becker. who cleared the bar at seven feet
eleven; DAILY second. with seven feet ten
Joe Maugan and Ben Finnigan gave an in
tereStIng SparTiDg bout. The running
high Jump was won by A L. Wasserbach
with a leap of five feet: Joe Daily second
with four feet eleven.
Carroll Institute Orchestra rendered A
number of selections.
The Washington times., 1895-04-26

tell the same story OF his suceeFs IN curing
disorders of the brain and nervous system.
diseases of the skin and blood, Catarrh,
asthma, consumption, malaria, dyspepsia,
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or excesses. or men contemplating mar
riage who are conscious of any impediment
or disqualification, or tkNse who feel
their youthful yigof aud pbWer declining.
should consult Dr.. Walker. who has been the
means of restoring hundreds of such un-
fortunatesto health. Strength, and happiness.
DR.. Walker may be consulted free or
charge, personally, or 10y letter. His
well known sanitarium at No. I411 Penn
sylyauia avenue. adjoining w Wllard's
Hotel, is open daily for consultation and
treatment Office hours, ia a. N. TO 5
D. m; wednesday and Saturday evenings,
Z to 8: Sundays. 10 to 2.
Charges for treatment very low
All interviews and correspondence sa-
credly confidential. No cases made pub
lie without consent of patients.
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work for the street Inspector.

Editor Times While the nuisance of the
establishment of sub-stabIes on the streets
is being agitated / desire TO call tine at
tentiOn OF the authorities to the bad con
dition OF the street on G street, between
Second and Fourth. For seven weeks the
paving was sunk so as To form big Clitches,
making driving both unpleasant and danger
GUS. Recently the street was torn up and
relaid, bat after a heavy rain was as bad
as usual. The street contractor attempted
to remedy the defec: by judiciously apply
ing carloads of yellow gravel
This gravel and sand is caught up by the
winds and swept over the ground, coating
plants. poFcheS and houses with lust Peo-
pie are compelled TO keep their windows
closed, and this portion of the street is the
terror of pasSers by. If the street cannot
be repaired, il ought to be cleaned at least.
T " =
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In MEMORY OF LA AWRENCE.

AT the head of Wall street, just at left
inside the gatef ofanid Trinity, stands the
monument erected>in memory OF the hero
who uttered the words, "Dont give up
the Ship, as he was carried below to die.
This should be- the inspiration of every
American. Don't give up. II health is
failing, appetite going, becoming sleepless
at night and languid during the day, don't
give up.
One soldier who adopted this motto is
Mr. Joseph A. Shoemaker, Grand
Army veteran, who served III Company
X, Twenty third Ohio Infantry-P resi-
ident Hayes regiment-and who is now
in the war and navy division of the Pension
service, residing at 30S street north
east. He says: II suffered for several years
from pyrosis, chronic constipation and
general arrangement of the stomach and
liver | tried many doctors and patent
medicines. but was in no wise Deneflted
My cure seemed almost miraculous under
DR. Walkers treatment. My troubles have
all disappeared" The above is sworn to
and subscribed before Walter a Brown,
notary public, October %, 1894.
Mr. Henry C. Lamkin, of 914 M street
southeast, has resided in Washington fif
teen years, and for the last three years
has been foreman in charge OF the TIN and
copper work of the navy yard and docks.
In IL statement sworn to and subscribed be
Tore wafer a. Bfo@n, Hotdiy pupiic, oC-
tober 10, 1894. Mr Lamkin says: "On the
27 OF last January fell and received in
juries which resulted in paralysis OF the
left leg Several physicians who attended
me said would be a cripple for life. Under
DR. Walkers treatment my improvements
was SO rapid that in less than q week was
able to walk without the aid of crutches-
had not done before for many
months"
Levi 8 BROOKS writes from Brockton,
Mass. For nine years / suffered from
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Baseball chat.

New Ork baseball reporters have gone crazy over
the continued attendance OF David b. Hllll at the
Poll grounds. 1t that the austere politician
really has passion
Cancel the tall catcher OF the Boston club, is in
finer form than for years.
.'By" Nash thinks team captains should be
allowed 10 argue with umpires any point.
The first baseball fatality OF the season occurred
at NyacE, yesterday. A player named Nonahan
was hit in the stomach by batted ban and died
in q few moments
stivetts and Rusie both pitched wonderful ball
yesterday, but the Bostonian, aided 10y little
luck got away with shade the better ;f the argu-
mcnt
some people In Louisville think that both Pfeffer
and Glnsscock may leave the team. Glasscuck re-
ceived advance money when ne signed. and he did
not get any salary at all last pay day This has
led some people tothnk mat the club officials want
him 10 work out his advance money as soon as
possible. so that he can be let 20 al any time.
Tom" Brown. the outfelder, who was traded
by Louisville 10 ST., Louis for shugart Is working
hard every day st the Louisville nall grounds
He expects to Join team shortly. ] he chief
reason why he declines 10 20 20 st. Louis RS the
factthat on d rr A he wants 10 reduce his salary
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Turner and several other Quakers failed
TO coax it back 10 the diamond till Bill
had gone around the bases and sat down on
the bench to tell Schmelz how much better
he liked right-hand pitchers.
CROOKS FINISHED UP.
And the business kept right on till Jack
Crooks finished up in the ninth with
cracking double that nearly knocked
borad off the hospital fence.
The Phillies confined their wood work
ing efforts to the first and fifth innings,
and in those they made Mercer and Malarky
very, very weary. and the afternoon a sad
one for Col. SchmelZ's whiskers
The fielding was simply atrociouS on both
sides. and especially at short Nicholson
seemed TO be uncertain whether first base
was located in the middle of the diamond
or near the gate. and his throws were
pretty well paired on the question.
One minute the ball would fill Cart
wright's eyes with dust. and the next
would he making vicious efforts to grand
stand
And with all this careless firing not a
single policeman around the gate was hurt
As for Joe Sullivan, the grounders crawled
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Cross and Hamilton had his batting eye
with him and made one or more hits.
Everything looked lovely in the local
hair of the first inning. After Nicholson
had retired Joyce made his homer on a
drive to the center fence. Carsey picked
up Abbeys grpunder and threw il ten
feet over Boyie's head, Abbey getting to
second. and SelbaCh sent him home by a
safe hit. and scored himself on McGuire's
hard bounder TO left.
Everybody save Garsey was q cinch,
but sorrow was in store
TURNER STOLE SECOND.
Mercer sent Turner to first on balls and
he stole second. Nicholson could have
thrown HaIlman out at first, but elected
to catch Turner at third and failed. On
Hanilton's hit the Parson made wild
eyed throw over Cartwrght's head and
Turner scored.
Clements rolled a slow ball towards third,
which Joyce could not handle in time, and
the bases were filled. Mcclure took in
a foul from Cross, which should have been
the third out, aud then Thompson met a
straight ball square in the face, and by the