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WANTED-Work on any terms, lin coffic
or store by experienced book-keeper, ac-
cOuntant and business correspondent; ref.
Address j. F. j., This office. MO
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WANTED-By reliable young man,
position any kind. Address E con-
STANTINE. 1926 Potomac st. m2O- -3td
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A FIRST CLASS ble-entry book
keeper desires position; salary moderate;
best refs Address H G. D., HOG 18th St.
NV. mo
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WANTED-By a reliable eolored man,
a first-cIass place as a coaehman; refs.
fur; please call at 413 U ST. NV m20- Std
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BY AN industrious young white man,
twent 1.-TWO yearsoid, situation of some kind;
best of references. A. F., 1887 B St Sc.
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WANTED-A position as elevator man
or charge OF newsstand or night clerk. Ad-
dress CHARLES E. GROVES, 210 1st st.
s1r m2O
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wANTED-To trim grape vines by an ex-
perienced party; also to renovate tomb
stones; terms reasonable. Address WISE,
8 Z st. ne. mZO
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JOHN MATTHEW'S, 40S L st, NV. 1
would like a place as waiter in private
family or crrand boy; willing to satisfy
any one; age 1S years. m20-3td
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wANTED-By a respectable colored girl
washing and ironing to do at home, or work
out by the day. Cau or address No. 473
Ridge ST NV. m2O
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I7IRsT-CLASS LAUNDRY, 7s9 I1TH ST. NV
II Finest tea for sale, fresh from China. Please
give me a trial CHARLIE LEE, formerly of
San Francisco, successor to Harry Moy inrl4-Tt
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WANTED-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

u 'Oh EALE-
L DECIDED BARGAINS IN n. w.
INSTALLMENT PLAN
SJ0-CASH
$50 payment each month will buy the desirable
new brick and stone dwelling on Elm St, Le
Droit Park Price only 81, 200
WESTCOTT, WILCOX & HIESTON
1907 Pa. ave. and 9th and La. ave mh6-lm
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WANTED-Places in small private fam
ilics to do general housework by two
young colored girls. Address No 1920
1st st. NV. mch20- -3td
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nhNnrn S9Ssssaisis P9Ssf@is 5ISsisa os ny
{. H. ENGLISH, NJ. D.,
SHtEE V6Eh ll07 q St NV.
ial2. eod-3mCs
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WANTED-P osition as salesman in
jewelry store; eight years experience; best
OF references Address JEWELER, this
office. rm20
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE-ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
- against the estate of the late john McIlon-
aid, Of Clearfield County, Pa, or his son, H. F.
Mcdonald, are hereby notified to present the
same on or before March %, 1895, 10 H. L.
Dauphin, ITO 4 ST NV
IHOR SALE-ONE CARLOAD GUARANTEED
1 Nirginia horses, drivers and workers, in
splendid condition; just from Shenandoah Val
ley; prices reasonable. DOUGHERTY & Las
KEY. sale and Exchange Stables, I109 ST
NV mrl5-7t
INOR ADOPTION-A NICE HEALTHY BABY
Il girl, 10 respectable party. Address d,
this Office mrl5-7td
W ANTFD-DROPSY PATIENTS TO TREAT
w and cure. If your regular physician can
not do il, can; and without tapping Call or
write and learn all about it. at 1870 eth st NV.
Washington, d c. j. W. GREEN
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WANTED-A situation to do general
house work in small family; refs. NJ. A.
B., 1903 Chester court, NV mch20-3 3td
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WANTED by a young man position on
Saturdays; willing 10 do anything. Ad-
dress c. f. b. this office. mch2O- Std
4 ANDSCAPE GARDENER WANTS posi-
- tiOn; over 20 years experience. sober and
Industrious; married, and no children: best Of
refs. Address a j. X, SIS Sth 81 NV mrIS-3dl
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

EOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN-ENTIRE OUT
Il fit for barber shop, including handsome oak
case and three latest improved Climax chairs
Apply TO GEORGE \. PAYETTE, Washington
Loan and Trust Building mrlS-St
For SALE-OLD PAVING MATERIAL;
l granite and trap blocks, cobble and rubber;
from the 9th 81. horse railway, now being re-
constructed Apply to Z. SAXToN, contractor,
or to C. j. oRTLlP, at yard, 123 G st ne.
mrl3-lw
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BY A young colored woman a place
as cook or general housework. Call on
BELLE HILL, No. 8 Blagman's court NV.
moo
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

PIANIST wants position in orchestra
forming to play at summer resort coming
season. Address F. F. this office. m19-12s
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WAITER in boarding house or restaurant
or any other kind OF work. FRANK LYONS,
1912 eth st. NV mch2O- Std
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BY young eolored man, place as ianitor;
has had experience and will give refs.
Address GEORGE DANIEL, City P. o.
mon 2td
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WANTED-By a settled white wo-
man, place in a small family; good
cook and housekeeper and manager; please
call at No. 2522 ST. NV m20
m2O Bid
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WANTED-Position by a colored boy as
cOachman, or work around house; 19 years
old; can give reference. Address 1882
New Jersey avenue NV. MO
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WANTED-A place as first-class Coach
man; good refs. 1921 l. st NV. m20 Std
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ROSA PARKER, colored, wishes
position as nurse, clambermaid, or house
servant; best refs. given. Address 2027
10th st. NV m20
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A RESP PECTABLE colored woman mar
ried, would like work by the day, cleaning,
washing and ironing. Cali or address Annie,
121 Chew ct, bet. lst and I'd and L andF NV.
20-3td
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POSITION by a colored boy as elevator
or bell boy; 19 years old; references. Ad-
dress 212 l. st. NV. 2O-3td
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WANTED-By a young lady a position
as cashier or typewriter; causfurDish best
refs. Address G. j. NJ, this office mr203d
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AdYRrfiSing Sticiars and Novelties.

Address labels, marking tickets, gummed
LETT ers, cork tops, stock labels baker labels,
policy labels, show cards, and hangers transfer
labels, pin tickets, string and shipping tags,
advertising wood and paper lead pencils.
Write; will call TABLET & TICKET CO.,
mrl9-lw $50 New York Avenue.
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SITUATION wanted by a respectable
colored woman, washing to do at home,
or go out by the day to do days work.
Address $50 Sd St NV. m20-3td
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WANTED-By a refined, educated young
lady a home; willing TO sew or make her
self useful; refs. given. Address MAUD
EMERSON, this office. mch20 3td
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A WHITE woman would like a place
in family of q please call and see me,
for l will do. L. V. DITAN, 1905
18th st. NV. mch Std
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PROFESSIONAL.
wANTED-FARM.

IgyANTED-TO RENT FROM OWNER; A
Wv small farm near the city, at railroad sta
ton or near street car line. Address Room p,
Atlantic Building. < Q, GUNSON.
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A SETTLED widow would like to have
some washing to do at home, or will go
out by the day. Please address Mrs.
SELMA MADISON, No. 415 Franklin ST.,
between z and Q and 9TH and ~ j ave NV
marco Std
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A COMP ETENT young lady wishes a
position as stenographer and typewriter;
handwriting also good; refs. If desired
Address NJ. II. H., No. 1868 Prospect ave.,
city. mch2O-3td
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AM NOT A COUNTESS NOR A GYPSY
Il queen; am not q seventh daughter; was nos
born with a caul, not something new and
just arrived. but am MME- FRANCIS, one OF the
Oldest estab ishcd mediums, and am here TO
stay Am not indoIsed by the clergy but am
Endorsed 10y some of the most learned and infiu-
ential people of our city and many others; am
here 10 help all those that are in trouble Life
given from cradle TO grave. Cards, 25; frances,
so Hours to9 400 East Capitol street Those
that are fn trouble call and be convinced
mr19-Tt
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

SITUATION by three colored girls to do
general housework. Call at 4SO Wash
ipgtOn st NV MO
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WANTED-A woman to assist in dress
making; must be perfectly competent 10
do everything. Call at 100 18th st NV.
m2O
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

RIGHT away a settled colored woman to
do light housework, wash, and iron small
family; must stay nights, be fond Of chill
dren, and bring references. CAN at 21S
9th st NV, op. market, bet 0 and 4. m20
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BY A young man, place as clerk in store
or business house; not afraid of work; OF
good address and fair education. Address
II. T. p, 4f6 9th St NV.
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WANTED-Place to do general house
work. MOLLIE HOPKINS, Ward Place,
bet. 9th and 7th. and Nj and n. m2O
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WANTED-Position by a boy "A years
old, position in office or store JESSE
c. ANDERSON, 428 2 II st, NV m20 -3td
YOUNG man 18 years of age would like
position OF any kind, grocery preferred;
best of refs; salary moderate. Address
B., 200 Indiana ave. NV. m20-3td
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A LADY would like a situation as house
keeper with an aged couple or widower
Address Mrs j. LEWIS, 1901 Lincoln ave.
ne. marco 3td
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"A YOUNG lady wants place at general
housework or washing and ironing or
nursery; / can do nice cooking. r. T.
SURELL, 492 St sw mch2O-3td
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WANTED-By two girls, places as cham
bermaids. Address L. @. r., 613 First st.
sw. marco Std
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POSITION by German girl as chamber
maid and waitress, or to do plain cooking
and washing. Address MARIE HEINTEL,.
222 ST. NV m20
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FIRST CLASS laundress wants couple
of families wash to do at home. Ap-
ply 201S 10th st. m20-3td 2
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RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND "a
STREETS
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WANTED-A good white girl to do gen.
eral house work; no washing. Call at 700
18th st. nv. m20
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A PLACE as nurse or chambermaid in
small family; ;eanfurnishg good refs. MAYME
WALKER. No. 13 l. st. NV. m20
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lady would like to engage as COM
panon to an elderly lady or an invalid; is
a good reader NJ. "A. N, S13 18th st. NV.
m20
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ONE girl wanted to make pants; also
coatmakers and bushelman Apply at
once at HORN, the tailor, 613 F st NV.
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WANTED-By respectable colored laund-
ress TO do work at her home: satisfaction
guaranteed. Write or call at 2323 L st.
NV m2O
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WANTED-At 429 4th ne, young white
girl 15 to II years to take care of child
and assista about the house. mch20-3td
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WANTED-Placea as dishwasher chamber
maid or assist in kitchen: can furnish refer
ence. Call or address Mrs B Bailey, 1910
I'd ST. sw bet NJ and n sts m20
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WANTED-By respectable colored girl,
situation in private family as cook. Call
or address 1T ST. NV m20- -3td
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WANTED sITUATIoNs-MALE.

A CARPENTER wants a position as
fireman or superintendent; have had ten
years experience in charge of building
marco Std
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WANTED-A white girl Is TO 20 years
of age to clean store and wash off cases.
Address A B. c., this office. m20
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A RESPECTABLE woman wants a place
to cook, wash, or iron. or as cham bermaid
in a small family. Mrs. B. Makell, 1120
ST NV
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For Philadelphia. New ork. and the East.

1910 p NJ. for Erie, Canandaigua. Rochester,
Buffalo, and Niagara Falls daily: sleeping
car Washington 70 Elmira
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GIRL wants place as chambermaid or
nurse. Send or call at 13 l. st. NV. M.
ROBINSON. m20
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6srENHERE ARE OTHERS" IN THE PRINTING
business, but few concerns like The Law
Aeporfer Company, Of 5lS Fifth street norluaz
west. You'll find il a positive relief TO trace
there. DO It. NJ w MOORE, Mgr
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WANTED-PIace to cook; will wash and
iron. Apply 435 Ridge st. NV m20
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WANTED-By a neat colored girl a place
as chamhermaid or nurse Please call at
40 Sd st. sw., MAGGIE THOMAS m20
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A GOOD white girl or woman to do gen
eral housework; no washing. Call at 700
18th ST., NV. 20
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WANTED-By family of two, respect
able colored girl to cook and do general
| housework must stay nights; refs. re-
f-@uired. Call at $50 I'd St ne. Tuesday 8
| to 12 Mrs. McKEAN. m20
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TTOR sALE-HAyE YOU REAL ESTATE TO
sell in East Washington, If so send me
description and lowest price Ii must be with
the present time price. have sold several
pieces this last month at reduced figures.
JOHN I. DONOHOE,
Tnrll-lt 30s East Capito! ST
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A SETTLED. neat coIored woman to do
general housework in family of a; must
be fond of children, stay nights and
bring refs. from last place; call between
10 d. m. and A. p. m. at 2t8 9th ST.
NV, opposite Center Market. mch2O. 3td
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VICTIM OF TROLLEY POLES.
Stephen CallahanSeriOuslyH Hurt While
Ahghtfng from a Car

Ahghting from a Car.
Another victim of the deadly trolley pole,
Mr.. stephen B. Callahan, of No. 6O2 North
Capitol street, is lying in a serious condition
at the Sibley Memorial Hospital While
riding on an lexington and Soldiers Home
electric car Wednesday night, Mr.. Cal
Iahan desired to get off just bfeOre the
road curves at the lexington station of the
B. & o. Railroad
He called 10 the conductor to stop the
car, but that official, it appears, paid no
attention 10 the request The car was
bowling along at full speed, and in his
anxiety to set off and not be carried into
the deep cut just beyond the railroad sta
ton, Mr. Callahan, after again calling upon
the conductor to stop, tried TO aIght
from the moving vehicle. As he stepped
from the platform he was dashed violently
against one of the iron trolley poles and
the next instant lay bleeding and Un-
conscious on the roadway.
DR.. Suddarth was called and Mr. Gala
han was removed to his home. On the fol-
lowing morning his condition became Seri-
GUS, and the injured man was taken to SIbley
Hospital, where he is now being treated by
Drs James Suddarth and John Van RenSSe-
laer He is seriously injured about the
shoulders, breast, hips and head.
The morning times., 1895-08-11

is devoted very largely TO a discussion
of Germany's relations with Great Britain,
which do not improve despite the acqui.
sitiOn OF Lord Salisbury TO the British
premiership. The anti-British feeling has
been growing here since 1894, when Lord
Roseberry's policy toward Russia was re-
garded as an attempt TO procure the poHti.
cal isolation OF Germany
1t is Great Britain's treatment Of smaller
questions, especially Of colonial matters,
that Germany complains OF. The Samoan
question ard questions pertaining TO sew
eraI districts in Africa, which are pend.
ing between the two countries, are irri-
tating 10 Germany. Unless Great Britain
shows a good VIII to meet Germany half
way she must be prepared for sharp re-
prisals.
The Hon. Theodore RUuyon, the American
ambass sadOr, returned TO Berlin to-day from
Baden, and viii resume the duties of his
office on Monday. Mrs. and Miss Runyon
have not vet returned
Mrs. DGKay, the wife Of the American
consul general, and Mrs ard Miss Glider,
of New York, have gone 10 take the sea
baths at Heringsdorf.
Before going away on his vacation DR..
MIGUEL, PTussian minister Of finance, suf'
fered from insomnia, brought on by over
work. He has been resting at Hamburg,
and has now entirely recovered. He VIII
return to Berlin on August II ard viii at
tend the laying OF the foundauon-stOne OF
the Emperor William Memorial.
The rectO1 of the Berlin University has
informed the professors that restrictions
will be placed upon female attendance as
the medical lectures at the university. All
lady students. before being admitted, muss
procure authority 10 do so either from him.
self or the minister OF education.
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Too Late 10 Meet His sister.

Henry StOneman, an intelligent youth,
IS years of age, staggered into No. 8 police
station last evening, half-dead from fatigue
aud starvation he told Station Keeper
William H Blrkhardt that he was from
Cleveland, Ohio, and had tramped aud
beat his way to Washington TO see his
sister, Miss Katie SJoueman, who was
formerly a nurse at Freednan's Hospital
Upon arriving at the hospital he found that
his sister had goue to Atlantic City. Henry
is now anxious to return to Cleveland. He
will be turned over to Sanitary Officer
Frank tomorrow.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

James Green, alias Kidney" Green, col
ored, was last night locked up in the Seventh
precinct police station on the charge of as
saulting John Green, also colored.
Edward Page, colored, of No. 239 Lin
coin court, had the palm OF his right hand
nearly cut out in q hay chopper yesterday
afternoon. He was treated at the Emer-
gency Hospital.
John Isaac, colored, living at Benning,
had q hand which had been badly mashed
between two boards, sewed up at the
Emergency Hospital last evening.
Robert Bowie and Britton Hinton, both
colored, werelo.sked up by Policeman Hern-
don last evening in the First precinct sta
ton and charged with disorderly assembly.
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Bathed in the Avenue Fountain.

large crowd wa sattractcd to the big
fountain, corner of Ninth street 0rd Pennsyl-
vania avenue, about o'clock l"st evening,
by the actions of two small colored boys,
who plunged into the pool and disported
themselves under the falling volumes of
water from above The urctins were fully
dressed and flouudered about and diyed just
as freely as though they were over
board at the bathing beach. Policeman
Sears finally put in his appearance and the
drenched and dripping youngsters scudded
away down the Avenue.
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Badly Injured at a wharf.

Uriah Shanklin. colored, twenty six years
of age, of No. 2O25 Government court north
west, came very near being killed at Libbey's s
wharf, in Georgetown, about o'clock
last evening.
He was at the wharf helping to work
a derrick, which was lifting huge wooden
beams and logs from the boats, when a
rope broke and a heavy log fell from the
crane with crash. The log struck
Shanklin a glancing blow on the head,
knocking him down and then rested on
his stomach.
He was picked up unconscious by the
Seventh precinct police, and sent to the
Emergency Hospital and placed in ward.
His condition is not dangerous.
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ROBBED IN BROAD DAYLIGHT.
Charles Denham's Residence Entered
and Sum of Money Taken.

Charles Denham'S Residence Entered
and a Sum of Money Taken.
The residence of Mr. Charles A Denham,
carpenter, at No. $50 II street northwest,
was entered yesterday about noon, and
S120 in cash in a tin box was stolen. The
inmates of the house were in the front
part, and entrance was effected from the
rear.
The house was gone through in most
systematic manner from top to bottom, the
drawers and stands were ransacked, and
the bold burglar succeeded in finding the
tin cash box containing the money.
Police headquarters was notified and
Detectives Weldon and Horne We're at once
sent out to investigate the case. They
were unable to get any clue to the identity
of the robbers, however, but their investi-
cations will be continued.
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Earned runs-Baltimore, 8; New York,
3. Three-base hit-Yan Haltren. Stolen
baSes-Gleason and Doyle, 2. Sacrifice
hit-Jennings. Double plays-Fuller and
Doyle. First base on balls-By Hoffer s;
by Rusie, 4 Hit by pitched ball-By RUsie,
l. Struck out-By Hoffer, 3; by Rusie, 2.
Time-2 hours and 20 minutes. Umpires-
Emslie and Hunt.
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Earned runs-Pittsburg, 2. Two-ba Sc
hits-Donovan. Stolen ases-Smith,
Genns. Double plays-Bie rbauer and
Beckley. Bases on balls-Smith, Stem
eel, Genins, 2; Foreman, Holmes. Hit by
pitched ball-Beckley Clark Struck
out-Smith, Foreman, Gettinger, Wright,
Spies, Inks. Time-1:50. u mpirc-
Jeyne
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Earned runs-Brooklyn, 1 Philadelphia, 4
Lett on bases-Brooklyn, 8; Philadelphia, g.
First base by errors-Brooklyn, 2; Phila-
delphia, o. Struck out-By Carsey, l.
First base on ballS-Off Stein, 2; off
Kennedy, 2; off Carsey, 2. Two-base hits
Griffin, Foutz, Kennedy, HaIlman Sac
rifice hits-Turner, Clements, CarSey. Stolen
base-Cross. Doubleplays-Dal La Chance
and Corcoran; Sullivan and Boyle; Hall
man and Boyle; Sullivan, Hallman and
Boyle Umpire, Keefe. Time, lao At
tendance 800
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RUSIE WENT TO PIECES.
Broke i'll the Seventh Inning and the
BRltimores Won.

Baltimore, Nd, Aug. 10.-Rusie pitched
a faultless game until the seventh inning,
whenhe went TO pieces and Baltimore scored
six runs on four sngles, base on balls
and errors by Fuller and Van Haltren
Hoffer was very wild, but his faultless sup
port prevented New York from scoring a
number ofruns. Fullerand Jenning played
their positions in manner seldom seen,
and Clarke's throwing to bases was per-
feet. Van Haltren ard MoGraw led in the
batting Attendance b1OO Scnre.
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PHILADELPHIA WINS.
Qua kers Defeat Brooklyn by Knocking
Stein Out of the Box.

Brooklyn, Aug. l0.-The Phillies again
defeated the Brooklyns this afternoon.
The Quakers knocked Ed Stein out of the
box in the third inning, scoring five runs,
which Won the game. Kennedy, who re-
placed Stein, was very effective The
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was presented with an elegant gC,d Watch
and chain, the gift OF friends in this city.
After the game Burnham told a reporter
that he fined no one. consequently he must
have RENTED all fines that were imposed,
which is against The rules and makes him
ltahIa for the amounf -
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Earned runs-Boston Z, washington /.
Two-base hits-Hassamer, Home runs
Long, Tucker. Stolen base-Bannon. First
base on balls-Lowe, Mccarthy z, Joyce,
2, Selbach. Struck out-Stivetts, Joyce,
Abbey, Boyd. Double play-Lowe and
Tucker. Passed balls-Ryan, Mcclure.
Hit by pitcned ball-Lowe. Timc-2:I5.
Umpire-Burnham. Attendance-3,0 900.
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WON IN THE EIGHTH.
Reds Could Only Hit Breitenstsi1
Effectively in Two Innings.

Cincinnati, O., Aug. 10.-The Reds hit
Britenstein effectively in two innings only
aud won out in the eight on base on balls
and two two base hits. Britenstein's
support was phenomenal aud the Reds
played wen in the field. Attendance, $500.
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TEN DAYS, FREE OFFER.

Morning Times subcribers can have
Tho Evening Times delivered free
for ono week by making request at
the office. This offer hollis for only
ten days.
The morning times., 1895-08-11
Warnn Shed Rnrned .

The burning of q wagon shed in rear OF
No. 1871 . Fourth street northwest, called
out the Fire Department at noon yeSter-
day, and caused $50 damage Causes
boys playing with matches.
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Earned rllns-Cincinnati, /; st. Louis, q
Two base hits-Burke, 2; Holiday, Ely.
Three base hits-G. Miller, Cooley. Stolen
bases-Cooley. Double plays-E wing, Nc
Phee, Smith, McPhee aud Ewing. Bases on
balls-By Foreman, 2; by Breitensteiu, i.
Struck out-By Breitenstein, l. Wildpitches
Foreman. Time-2:20. Umpire-McDon-
aid.
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FoREMAN,s GREATwoRK.
Pittsburgh's Pitcher Holds Down the
LOuisYillcs TO Fonr Little Hits

Pittsburg, Aug. 10.-It was one of the
best struggles in Pittsburg this season.
Foreman pitched a wonderful game, but
four hits being made off him, only one of
which was clean. Not Louisville player
got as far as second base in eight innings
The morning times., 1895-08-11
Thatr sanity DoubteI

Petitions for investigation into the san
ity of the following persons have been filed:
Frank Rooney, Jennie Usher and Mary
YbelL