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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-16
,os,,,or ., nros,aent OF the Gcsangverein

position of president Of the Gesangverein
Virginia. was born In this city on March
90 $50 at PIG east Broad street lie Is
the son Of the late Henry a. Philips. VINO
kept the wcil-known toy store dufins ana
after the war. Mr.. Phillips, though norm
Ga this country. has taken an active part
in all the large entertainments given nf
the German-Americans In this cry. me
father Of Mr.. Phillips died In lssC. while
his mother is still living. soon after COM
pletng HIS education, he began course
NJ the Old dominion Business college
While still a young man he pes]n 70
take an active interest In the ponueal a.
fairs Of the city. He served Tor some
ti,no on tho Democratic city Committee.
and IN 1855 he was chosen to OH an un-
expired term I'm the Board of Aldermen
There he soon forged 20 the front, and
his abilities being recognized. he was made
4 member Of tho Board OF Police Com
missloners. under the regime OF which
board the police force OF Richmond has
been raised 10 the highest possible stand
ard. and stands to-day without peer on
tho American continent. I'm 1894 he be-
came a candidate for the office ~ city
Treasurer. and though there were In tho
field several other candidates. he was the
successful applicant. leading the field by
n good. clear majority.
In his youth Mr.. Phillips began his bust
ness career I'm the store OF his father.
where he remained until the business was
discontinued. Later he was associated
with the firm Of Phillips & stein and
when that firm was burned ont he en-
tered tho employ OF the Richmond China
Company.
"Charlio" Phillips. as he is known 20 o
large majority Of the citizens of Rich
mond IS one Of the most courteous, ana
bile gentlemen that ever filed the Office
az CITY Treasurer. Tie is at all times op-
proachahic. and no one whom Doe know ID
be worthy over mentioned charity 10
him and left ompty-handod. I'm The cone
duct Of his office everything moves with
clock-ifko precision. and at no time is 10
impossible for him 90 tell how the cNy
finances stand.
Mr.. Phillips rs q member NJ nearly orcff
Gorman-Amorioan organization ln eNl7''
onco in this city, and is ono NJ those mD'
who fully deserve the thanks OF alt Ger
man-Amoricans for the great interest
which he has ar am times taken in affairs
they were most concerned In. Tie has
also recently come into prominence as
military man. having been appointed on
the staff Of the First Regiment as COM
missary, with the rank of captain.
ADOLPH NOLKMANN.
Mr. Adolph Voikm0nn is another we'll.
known member Of tho association. and
besides he is the secretary of tho Gesang-
vercin Virginia. Tie was born In Mainz
Germany on July 1th. 1867. After recoiv-
ing % thorough school education and
learning the trade OF upholstercr. he serF-
ga his time in The military Ike every
a.. I.fr|f 60 Do
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-16
oman ooNrrDHRArr DrAD.
Mr.. Thomas :. Rogers Passed Away Yes
terday in IlenricO.

Mr.. Thomas S. Rogers died at 2.iJ
o'clock yesterday afternoon at his home.
Rock Hin. in Henrico county about six
miles from the city limits; aged fifty
scNcn years.
MIR Rogers was born i'm Henrico county.
and had lived upon the place where MS
successful farmer. and stood high iu the
estimation of all who knew him.
The war record of Mr. Rogers was with
out "a blot he enlisted at the beginning
of the civil struggle in Company q, fifel
Virginia Regiment Infantry. and served
CALAMITY until the close of the war AT
the battle of Gettysburg Dee received Il
dangerous wound, and for at time his
life was despaircd or
Mr.. Rogers was gallant soldier and
honorable. upright citizen. and tender,
loving husband and father. He Leaves
"A wife and six children. His wife IS
"A sister of Cou1cilman John j. King, OF
this city. oe..-
noon at o'clock from laurei-lihl
church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-16

Tho public schools of this city opened
yesterday for the session OF lN"- %.
Tle dav was devoted to the registration
Of old scholars. and to-day new scholars
Will Doe enrolled.
80 very cOmmcndable innovation.
both the Richmond city Railway and
Electric Company and the Richmond
Traction Company have placed on sale
school tickets. good during school hours.
al the reasonable rate OF 40 for 81, The
tickets will entitle the holder 10 the full
transfer privileges Of both lines, ana VIII
be on sal, only az the general Offices Of
the lomranles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-16

Tho following cases were disposed OF id
the Police Court yesterday
Mamie Robinson. for assaulting ana
heating Ancc Go. .maI with Cd ioch, Was
fired 50 and costs.
sidney Bowcrv and W. j. Mfin.
charged with fighting i'm the street were
wards. who started the TOW, WAS fined So
Thomas Taylor OolorcD and william
Walker (wh.tO were fined So" ana 'oa'9
each for dis)rdcrly conduct
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-16

PRIsTOL. TENN, September l5.-spe-
Ex-Governor Taylor. Who is again
candidate for Governor of Tennessee,
spoke in Bristol to-day 20 "a crowd Of
three thousand. He did not discuss state
issues. but devoted his entire attention
to- the money question. He is an ardent
advocate OF free silver
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-16
M. cARL WIppERlrANN.

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,--,rio,, Aeeo.iafion ana has for wears.
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AIiIl.''' No.. ,.i ,.-,.r,f...i
,,s,,'.. fIs Vas horn i'm Anr1 fS55 n
vestrralia Prussia whore le received
his nrst school education. later on Dee
enIeIsi l"e E ,.oiar.eer io tfe Fie.ecnr6
onT N-inr+r.fbiri REGIMENTS. Infantry of
fho German army. AZ the expiration of
hts term he was discharged with the
rank and qualification of Cd comm -ioN-
cd ohice'
VI Nippeih.hn
I'D. .,...,.,.,.-b MINER hinder tha d.
80 .,,rer,ision of rn uncle. n whose
establishment Dee remained until 1886
when he came 20 Richmond 10 a.eeI.l ...'
position OF ..oN-N. VIZ. i e.,,,,.-
iltNn 81 -H,l..'' t . r,,, f.,- -l...r.r
~. t..., f,, 3D. ,rr,iar of valrs. ann
b., ro0. f., manager
Nearly every Communication orgnnl-
cation has the namn Of Mr. Nippcfmann
ON lbs r0l of members. ani DE- hI7o
engaged n number Of other business
enterprises Die oie %. l.e Ni'.. tV'
| mont nemn,rs n' .l' & ~
ti..'' ,.t'..i ,' a...i o,r Aa.o..',tion.
tCrlr -Ie German American Ass0cia-
ton was formed about seven years ago.
| Air. Wppermann was ai.ons us ofiein1i
members. anl NN," ell' "..'...," ~ ,
I.,..iils" .''-. i,.. H. lvirr.r.
Mann WAS elected no succeed him. ANA
r.s Laar i'm CHARGE OF the financial affairs
of tho association ever since.
NIP WILLIAM PrrgrR.
Mr.. William hAescr' me sen or Mt
Lewis hueger one ~ ihe Oldest German
American citizens or Richmond no." iit-
ing. has stepped In the footsteps or obs
father. ms FAR 80 the popularity or MS
countrvmcn IS concerned. LIVER SINCE .'
/ has been old enough To- emo" mo-" 10 ''N'
caro- OF the interests or German AneIl-
cans. without interfering with tho,e Ok
other citizens OF Richmond, or Virginia.
| ho has done his very best 20 be- at inc
| head OF tho procession. Tie never laa
| been found wanting In any respect. iie
| has not only given his advice. but he mas
also helped in financial way whenever
] ne asccrtaincd that the appel made TO
/ him was justidable
Mr.. Rucger IS prominent meilneF on
the German American Assoei',lon, '7
weI MS or the Ges'i'is Ferein
! and besides he belongs 10 " .,"""
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-16

Such a thing as n man investing SIS
0l0co0 in gold IN a house like the Waldorf
Hotel. as Mr.. Aston has done, never
heard OF before. either while | was IN
China OF travelling through the European
cities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-16
City Circuit Court.

In the case OF ]. A. Jackson against
J. II. Smith. judgment was rendered Tor
$500
The evening times., 1896-06-08
MORRIS, cAsT.oFFs GooD ONES
coNEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB.
Fixed Events to BE Run Off at the
Coming Spring Meeting.

Fixed Events to BE Run Off at the
Coming Spring Meeting.
New York, June S.-The Coney Island
Jockey Club has announced the dates set
for the decision of the principal fixed events
at their coming spring meeting.
On Tuesday. June %, the opening day. the
double event. for two year-olds, with S., 600
added, and the Suburban, for all ages, with
$500 added; Wednesday, June "a, the
Daisy. for two year-olds, ST 800 added, and
the Swift. for three year olds, $1,000 add
ed; Thursday. June %, the Grass Inaugural,
81 800 added; Saturday, June "a, the Zephyr
stakes. fortwo- year-olds, So, 900 added, and
the Coney Island Handicap, 81 800 added;
Tuesday. June30, the Spring, $2,0U0added,
and the Tidal. S6,50O added; Wednesday,
July 1, the Surf, $4,000 added; Thursday,
July 2. the June. $4,000 addeGl and the
Spindrift. $2,0on added; Saturday, July 4,
Great Trial. $4,000. added, and Sleeps
head Bay Handicap. ST. 500 added; Tues
day. July Z, the Pansy stakes, ST 800 added;
Wednesday. Julys, the Foam, $2.00oadded;
Thursday. July 8, the yernal, $4,000, add
ed. and the Long Island Handicap, $1,000
added; Saturday. July IL, the second part
of the double event and the rich Realization
stakes, with $2o, 900 added money, will be
decided.
The evening times., 1896-06-08
THERE'S REASON in IT
DOGS DO NOT HAVE DYSPEPSIA.
science. Explains why.


1t may not be of surprising interest to
learn that dogs are very seldom troubled
with indigestion, but the curiosity OF science
by revealing the reason OF the dog's vigorous
digestion will undoubtedly prove Of great
benefit to the thousands OF American men
and women who suffer. year in and year
out from some form of indigestion. Stated
in a few words. scientific investigation
proves that the gastric juice In dogs
stomach. contains six times as much pepsin
and twice as much hydro-chloric acid as
the stomach of man. 1t is the lack OF
gastric juice. pepsin and hydro chloric and
Tactic acids that causes so much dyspepsia.
and stomach weakness. and science has
not beer slow in supplying the treatment so
plainly indicated, and the most successful
and safest remedy ever advanced for the
cure or Indigestion is Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets because they contain the vegetable
and fruit acids, pure pepsin, ginger and
Golden Seal; they supply what every weak
stomach lacks. They increase the amount
of gastric juice, they DIGEST THE FOOD
PERFECTLY. Rest and nourishment is
Natures cure for every disease. and Stuart's
Dysp, psia Tablets cure dyspepsia because
they rest the oyerwOrked stomach and nt.ur-
ish the body.
Taken after meals they digest the food
thoroughly before it has time to ferment,
sour and poison the blood and nerves.
Full size package of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets are sold by druggists at 80 cents,
or hy mail prepaid from The Stuart Co,
Marshall, Mich. juS-16-12
The evening times., 1896-06-08

Quite a change was wrought in the stand
ing of the clubs of The Times Juvenile
League on Saturday, when two games
We're played at Arsenal Park.
The first game was between the Cliff
burns and the Eastern Eagles, who, by the
way, are playing in splendid form Just at
present The Cliffburns Went down before
the East End boys by the score of 6
70 12 in a game that was repletc with
pretty plays and as exciting a contest as
one could wish to see.
By losing, the Cliffburns dropped down to
tie with the Potomacs, the Eastern Buds
now having a slight lead.
The second game, between the Defenders
and the Potomacs, was entirely different
from the first, In that the Potomacs had
an easy time of it with the former club,
winning in hollow style by the score
of 10 TO 4.
From the way the Potomacs are play
ing the game it is very evident that they
are after The Times trophy in earnest,
and they say that the club which beats
them out must play ball all the time.
One game makes a great deal of difference
IN the standing of a team. SO il is necessary
TO put in spare time practicing to prevent
it hcIng said that gufDc WIS lost OF ac-
count of lack of practice.
STRONG TEAMS MEET TO-DAY.
fine contest is expected this after
noon, when two very strong teams meet for
the first time. The Eastern Buds. who now
lead the league by narrow margin. and
the Georgetown Eagles come together. and
they may both be depened upon TO make
game fight to strengthen their positions.
Bland and Meynes viii officiate as urnpires
| in the game this afternoon.
Tomorrow afternoon the Georgetown
Eagles will meet the Zephyrs, and the for
mer VIII ilave'a good opportunity to move
up peg or Two by taking a game from
the Buds today and one from the Zephyrs
tomorrow. which they viii strive very
| hard 10 do. Hannaman and Lowd VIII um-
| pirc tomorrow's contest.
The evening times., 1896-06-08
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.

Four Western collegiate records were
broken at Chicago in the annual champion
SHIP meeting. Tue mile walk was won by 7.
Bunnell, Minnesota, in 7:3l 1-2; former
record, 7:32. P. II. Burton, Minnesota,
broke the mile bicycle race record of 2;46,
riding il in 2;37 2-5, making the distance
in the second trial heat in 2:26. II b .Craigil,
jr., Lake Forest, broke the mile running
record OF 4:l6 2-5 by going the distance in
i3, and Ii F Cochens, Wisconsin, put the
shot 80 feet 2 l-2 inches; former record, SO
feet inches.
Owing to the suspicious actions OF a party
of strangers at Barksdale track, Friday,
the Western Union officials Investigated
and found that the wires leading to the track
had been tapped, ready for business satur-
day. Pinkerton detectives are trying to
find the tappers.
AT Winona, Mimi, Saturday, A j. Van
nuscn completed his shooting with rifle
Oh the King target and tied the worlds
record OF 37I, made by F c. Ross of New
York, but as he got tie red instead OF the
blue flag on the last shot, he is now chani-
pion
Budd Doble, the weIl-know wn horsenan, is
now In Berlin, Germany, introducing an
aluminium horseshoe.
At Bay Ridge, L. L., Saturday, the Boston
crickcters defeated the Crescent Athletic
Clubs eleven in one inning. Score 1T to
40.
AT Tuxedo, N. Y, Saturday, the Tuxedo
Club defeated the st. Andrews team in a
golf game. Score: Tuxedo, I5; st. An
drew's, 8.
The Yale's Henley crew, and snbstitutes,
fifteen in all, sailed Saturday from New
York for southampton.
At Roma, N. S. w, recently. ]. Gredden
cleared feet Z inches in a standing high
jump.
In the Middlesex, England, chanpion-
ship la wn tennis tournament Saturday Ma
! honey and Larned, the American players.
beat c. q. and E R Allen,
In Capt. Sheldon Yale has wonderful
athlete. He would make a strong bid for
the all-around championship.
assssIEesesss11
W. Fl. Vincent, 81, has been elected
captain of Harvarrl's Mott Haven team.
vincent is famous as quarter miller
The Louisville Fair and Driving Associa-
tion announces that it Will hang up $40 900
in stakes and purses to be contested for
during the fail meeting.
Alfred De oro, champion of the world at
continuous pool, has accepted the challenge
issued by Grant Eby of Springfield, Ohio.
They will play 500 points, 200 points each
night, at Hardman Hall, on Fifth avenue.
June IL, 12 and 13. The series will be
for $500 and the net box office receipts
The evening times., 1896-06-08
FESTIVAL AT BUDAPEST.
Vast Crowds In the City to Celebrate
the National Anniversary.

Vast Crowds In the City to Celebrate
the National Anniversary.
Budapest, June S.-The crown regalia
was displayed yesterday in connection with
the celebrations in Ionsr of the 1,0COth
anniversary OF the iouEding Of the Hun
gariau kingdom.
The regalia was reviewed by 100000
persons. while 500, ,0GO others were un-
able TO gain admission to the building in
which the emblems of royalty were dis
played.
The crowds in the city were
enormous. The streets were impassa ble
to yehicular traffic. and pedestrians found
the greatest difficulty in getting from
one Part of the city to another. The
hotels and boa rding-hC uses were filled to
their utmost capacit
II was impossible To hire cab, for the
reason that they had all been engaged by
visitors who occupied Ihem day and
night as lodgings. Tie railroads are ,un-
ceasingly bringing in hundreds of visitors
from all the country districts.
Among those wEo have recently arrived
are many distinguished foreigners who
came from Moscow, where they attended
the ceremonies attendant upon the coro-
nation of the car.
Today there will be inaugurated
on the Plain OF PusZtasZer q monument
to Prince Arpad. The site OF the monument
is where the first constitutional compact
was made by Prince Arpad and the chiefs
of the nation.
The evening times., 1896-06-08
KNEEBs Is VERY ILL.

Cannot Survive His Time In the Ger
many Prison.
st. Paul, Minn., June Sunless some
thing is speedily done toward relieving his
condition, there is little prospect, according
tothe statements of his frieudsa at Sioux City,
Ia, that Robert T .Kneebs of that city. now
doing time in Germany on charge of horse
ringing on tracks OF that country, that the
old horseman will live out his nine months
of Imprisonment.
Harry Hall, Kneebs' brotherin-law, has
been notified that the old man is dangerously.
The evening times., 1896-06-08

and cent were duly staked. Hardly was the
wager ue eposited when White hit that ballone
terrific paste and started around the bases.
The ball went on and on; so did White, and
the man of the gold watch turned deadly
pale. Rounding third base, White stumbled
andrell, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS regained bisfeet,
went ahead and was caught by a tiny mar
gin at the plate. He who had put up his
watch seized the timepiece, letting the cent
drop in hisexcitemeDt,a and exclaimed: Gen
tlenen, il / get out of this ground alive
shall never see another ball game!'
The evening times., 1896-06-08
Became sud denly Insane.

Media, Pa. June s. Wilmer B. Engle.
a stalwart young blacksmith. at Sycamore
Mills. Upper Providence, became suddenly
demented Saturday and caused greatexcite.
ment and terror TO the residents of the lit
tic settlement. He had some time ago been
Ill with the grippe. from which he never
fully recovered. He knocked his wife down
and also fioored Frank Malseed, wheel.
wright. who attempted to quietbim.
The evening times., 1896-06-08

Liberty Bells are MS follows: E. Lee, IS.
aud c.; G. Tucker, c. and 1b; j .Jerman, 3b;
c. Jermau, RI; j. Dfiscoll, p. and C.; r
Evans, 2b; F. Hodges, c. and 1b; Rollings:
cf., aud j. Burless, lf.
After an exciting game of seven innings
the Woodleys won a victory over the League
Juniors. The splendid playing OF Vermil-
lion was largely instrumental in producing
the score of 8 to 8. The Woodleys will
play any team whose members are about
fourteen years OF age. Address challenges
to Joseph Kaufman. 1899 street.
Yesterday the Eastern Buds defeated the
Sluggers in very exciting game by the
score of to z. The feature of the game
was the battery work Of Joe Gillon and
Hughes, and a great running catch in deep
left field by reliable Joe Handiboe.
The National Capitals defeated the OLD
Timers yesterday on Analostan Island by
u score OF II TO 8. The battery for the
winners was Guy and Stewart.
The evening times., 1896-06-08

Ill; that a rehearing Of his case cannot be
reached inside of year, aud that there is
little hope, under present conditions, that he
will ever see home a gain. Hall will forward
a statement OF the case to Washington in the
hope that the Department of State may be
induced to enter a protest with the German
governmeut.
The evening times., 1896-06-08
GOSSIP OF THE wHEELMEN

AT the circuit meet in Fredonia. n. Y,
Bald aud Cooper met for the first time this
season in the mile professional! event.
Cooper wen and Bald was uDplaced. but
the latter claims that he was ''rocketed''
by two other men and that this was the
reason for his poor showing In the two
n,iic handicap lie fell on the last lap and did
not finish. In tie mil eevent Frank Jenney,
the Utica rider. fell and hurt himself badly,
breaking his right arm and dislocating his
left shoulder
The evening times., 1896-06-08
Standing of the Clubs.

Schedule for the Next Six Games.
1ue>uay Juue 8 LelhyisNs. Georgetown
Eagles.
wednesday, June 10 Clifiburns VS.. Sem
ators.
Thursday, June IL orients vs. Eastern
Eagles.
Friday, June 12- Senators VS.. Defenders.
Saturday, June 13, 2p. m.-Eastern Buds
VS.. 0rieuts
Saturday, June 13, A so p. m.-Defenders
VS. Eastern Eagles.
The evening times., 1896-06-08

The officials of the Pennsylvania division
OF the L. y. w are doing sSme quiet. but
none the less effective preliminary work in
the good roads cause. and at the next session
of the legislature bill is to lie introduced
which it is believed will receive favorable
consideration, The bill Will provide for
state aid u townships which are willing to
devote certain amount Of money to the
improvement OF their reads, and n number
of representatives have given the roads i'm
provemcnt committee assurances OF their
hearty support.
The evening times., 1896-06-08
EASTERN BUDS NOV LEAD
Pjtomacs AID cliffaurns Are
Tied for Second Place.
CLOSE RACE FOR THE CUP

The Eastern Eagles Defeated the
Ciiffburns and the Potomacs Won
from the Defenders at AIRS email
Park Saturday-Eastern Buds and
Georgetown Eagles Meet Today.
The evening times., 1896-06-08
Reduced Rates to Pittsbnrg and Re.
furn

For the meeting Of tie North American
Saengcrbund TO be held ut Pittsburg,
Pa, June TO IL, tie Il. & o. r. r.
Co. will sell tickets from June 6 to 3,
valid fnr return journey until June 13,
at the rate of one fare, or So, for the
round trip from Washington, d. c. 1e6,S
The evening times., 1896-06-08

Persons employed by the Metropolitan
Street Railway Company can secure ex-
cellent bargains near the new car house
in eastern section Of the city on easy
monthly payments by dealing with The
Times Real Estate Bureau. Continuous free
advertising.
The evening times., 1896-06-08

The Young Spiders defeated the Avenues
by the score OF 10 TO 3. The features of the
game were the pitching of Mccormick aud
the batting of McGra wer and Graff. Ad-
dress challenges to NJ Mccormick, 7CO b
street southeast, whose pla ycrs are ten aud
under.
The evening times., 1896-06-08
AMONG THE AMATEURS.

The Primroses defeated the vigilants on
Thursday last by the score OF 8 to o.
and would like to meet them tomorrow
evening on the same grounds. Jim Hughes.
No. l31 Twelfth street northeast will re-
ceive challenges.
The evening times., 1896-06-08

At catford, near London, Saturday, J. s.
johnson, with flying start, went mile
in 1 :52 20.
The evening times., 1896-06-08

Champion Corbett has signed articles to
box sharkey, the Pacific coast champion,
four rounds in San Francisco on June 90
Tie conditions are that if the latter is on his
feet at the end Of the fourth round the match
Is to be declared draw.
The evening times., 1896-06-08
Dr.WALkER.
The Treatment Of ALI Chronic
Diseases Is Only SIS a
Month, Medicines
Included.

Are you afflicted with DEAFNESS?
DO you suffer from DYSPEPSIA?
Have you severe BRONCHIAL troublesf
Are Vital Powers Falling?
Are you sufferer from ASTHMA?
Do you suffer from RHEUMATISM? =
Do you suffer from HEART troubles?
DO you suffer from LIVER complaint?
Do you suffer from NERVOUS trOubles7
EASE?
II you do, The only cost for all treatment
ana medicine is 50 Il month, and no better
treatment is known than that OF DR..
Walkers system.
The evening times., 1896-06-08

The ten-mile hadicap bicycle road race at
Richmond, Va, Saturday, was won by DON
aid Boyd: time, 81 minutes and 20 seconds.
The evening times., 1896-06-08
Lost Vitality Restored.

HIS well known sanitarum, al 1411 Penn
sylvania avenue, adjoining willard's Hotel,
is open daily for consultation and treat
meat. OFFICE hours, 10 a. IN. to p. m;
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday. and Sat
The evening times., 1896-06-08
c....,,n.as ,hn clulls Inne g 1Sa5:

Yesterdays Results.
No games scheduled.
Games Today.
Chicago at Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Louisville at Baltimore.
Pittsburg at brooklyn.
ST. Louis at Boston.
Cincinnati at New York.
The evening times., 1896-06-08

jim Burge, who boxed frequently in
America, has made his reappearance in
flsticuffs at Melbourne. and recently de-
feated Simmonds in quick order