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The morning times., 1896-02-03
In HONOR OF THOMAS PAINE
Celebration of the Birthday of the
Great Free Thought Philosopher,
Resolutions Indorsing Liberal i'riaci-
pies Pussed-Protest Against God
Being Put in the Constitution.

The anniversary OF the birth of Thomas
Paine was celebrated yesterday after
noon at MelZcrott Hall in the presence
OF a large audience with eulogics OF that
famous philosopher, music and the passage
of resolutions III his honor and defcDse.
On tic stage were bust of Thomas Paine
and some relics of iIS-a pair or shoe buck
les and Il pair OF Specta cles, which he wore
while composing the Age of Reason"
Dr. Crofut presided ana opened The pro-
cecdings VITA Il general Introduction of
the purpose OF the meeting and COM
parison OF the Bible history with history
in the light of science. lie also took oc-
casioh 10 summarize what l;tinc had done
FOR the enlightenment of the human race.
SIR. Woodbarry secretary Of tAe Secular
League, touched on the agTress.ons OF The
orthodox churches on the spirit ot tie Con-
stituiioa and protested against The putting
of Jesus Christ .God, or Tie Bible" in the
Constitution"
The orator OF the day was Hon S. i.
Putnam, OF Boston, who attacked the
veracity ana authcntiCitg OF the Bible from
the standpoint OF geological research, and
the errors which he said had Crept into it
as the handiwoTk Df commentators and from
other sources He used q great many OF
the arguments of Paine and Ineersoll to
show the impossibility OF belief in several
of the doctrines taught by The Savior.
He said that the creed OF Paine and
Ingcrsoh was good Presbyterian doctrine
and that IngerSoH bad made Christianity
respectable. "Talm0ge,' he said, might
believe in the story of Jcnah and the
whale but | cannot The drift Of the
speakers remarks was that IL was for
humanity TO take care Of humanity. AS for
the ministers he believed that an additional
five ils Al
1 believed to carry with it. the inspiration
| of the Holy Ghost. All OF the speaker
arguments were loudly applaBded.
At the conclusion OF the speech resolu
tions were passed in honor OF Paine as an
American patriot, and for the part he tool
in making the independence of the United
States a fact.
The morning times., 1896-02-03
NOT ALIEN Law vIoLAToRs.
of Four Men Mt New York
Was a Mistake.

Boston, Feb. 1.-The -four cabin passengers
bySteamer Britannia of the White Star Line,
who are detained in New York by the alien
contract labor bureau aTt, believed To be
men who are coming to This country to set
up machinery in new mill in Adams.
Stoddard, Haserick, Richards x Co. Of l52
Congress street. agentsfur Dobson < Harlow
OF Bolton, Eng, had the contract to furnish
the machinery and as IL is difficult, if not
actually Impossible TO find American ma
chiuist6 who canSet upthe eEnglishmachinery,
men are often sent TO this. country by their
makers to perform this work.
While members of the Boston firm decline
to talk about the case, the above version is
given by one who is perfectly familiar with
such matters. The Boston firm is one of the
largest in the country, has an honorable
reputation and no one believes that it would
be party 1 o any violation of the law.
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STREETS.
In Effect January @, 1889.
1890 a. Nj. PENIS YLvANIA LIN
TrED.-PdlIuan Sleeping, Dining, Smok
to Chicago, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, st
Louis. Cleveland and Toledo Buffet
Parlor Car to Harrisburg:
1870 A. Nj. FAST LINE.-Pullinan
b4iteI Farior Car to Harrisburg. Parlor
ard Dining Cars. Harrisburg 10 Pittshurg.
S.AOP. M. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
To Harrisburg. Sleeping and Dining Cars
Harrisburg 10 st. Louis Cincinnati, Louis
vie and c9leaE % ES WESTERN ExpREss
Pullman Sleeping Car to Chicago, and
Harrisburg 10 Cleveland. Dining Car 10
10 p. M. SOUTHWESTERN Ex-
PkESS.-PuiiInan Sleeping ami Dining
Cars TO st. Louis, and Sleeping Car.
GO.4O p. M. PACIFIC EXPRESS.-
Pullman sleeping Car TO Plttsburg.
T.SO A. NJ. for Kane, Canandaigua.
kochesseI aud Niagara Falls. daily, ex:
1870 A. M. for Ehnira and Renoya.
aalIy, except sunday. For WiIliamspors
4.IOP. nj. for vfilliamsport. Rochester
BlTfalo and Niagara Fans. daily. except
Saturday, with Sleeping Car Washington
to Suspension Bridge. via Buffalo
Rochester. BiIfaloand Ma CARA Fai lis 'da ily'
Sleeping Car Washington to Ehnira.
For Philadelphia. New York ana the
4i9S2i if3Sirf6 E eoHffFkESSl9SAL al FafisF gsA!.
with Dining Car from Baltlmorc; RegG
1Dining Carr. 1905 Dining Can.
w %sqlnstse tes ss 4 4 40 n =, ls;4ss siS I5e
ON Sunday. Z 90 tDining Carr, 20. 900.
1905 dining Carr, 1I.00 Dining Car
from Wilmington A. NJ; 1215. S;l6
PhiladelDhia only, Fast Express, 7-5o
DAYS. 2.oi ana 5:4o T A. daily For
days, and 3.I5 2. Al. daily.
For Baltimore. $40, 90, 20, 90. 900.
1000, 19.o6, 1890 a II 90 3 and Il so a
IiInitedl. 4.2o. 4:s6, $40, eos, $40,
10, 1000, 1O.40, 11:15, and IL s5
PM Eons iosS 1n Sunfay iSo a. a. H. so 5fS SHe' g9s
2.Oi, 3.15, $40, 600 LlmtedI, 4.2O,
$40, 6:o5, 40. 40. 1000. 10.40.
| For Pope creek Line. 20 g. m. and A. SO
o. M daily, except Sunday.
For ANNAPOLIS 10. goo a M, 12:15 and
4aSs 42o 3 o. a. dny n and efieg6 p Sunday m Sun
for Jacksonville and st. Augustine. 1o.4s
po,Sls oe Atlantic toapt Line
| 3.46 P. NJ, daily. Richmond and Atlanta,
| $40 P. NJ, dairy. Rict mond only, 1857
AcconmodatIon @ mn for Quantico. 7.45 a. m
daily, and 4.25 p. M; weekdays.
| For Alexandria, 4.30, 6.35, T.45, $40.
/ s.45, 1887. 11,5o a. m, 1880, 40.
$50, 4.25, 500, 5.37, 6.15, SOP, 10. 10:
/ and 1.39 y. nj. On Sunday at4.30, .45,
| e.45 a. NJ. 2.45, els, 500 and l0.I0
| Leave Alexandria for Washington, sos.
100. 2.15. 800, s2s. 500. $50. 8. Is, IS
100, 7.20, 80. 1859 aud los p. m.
On sunday at 6.43, $40, 1923 a. m.
p. m.
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and G
| streets and at the station, Sixth and 1
| streets, where orders can be left for tbs
checking OF baggage to destination from
hotels and residences.
S.M. PROVOST, J.R- WOOD,
Gen. Manager. Gen. Passenger Agent
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WORTH 4 POUND OF CURE
Or. Kent Declares Prevention Is
the Social Remedy.
WOMAN AND THE BALLOT
I'm Her Hands He Thinks IL would DO
Much Toward Eradicating the Sa-
loon and the BrOthei-Progresst the
Father OF Poverty Because of False
Conditions.

"Prevention and Cure, Especially in Re
iation TO the Social EVIL was the theme
upon which Rev. Alexander Kent delivered
q talk, lasting forty-fivc minutes. at the
Peoples Church yesterday morning He
announced no text, but after the preIimi-
naries OF song and prayer weat right into
the discussion wlth no further ntrCdac-
tion.
Mir. Kent thinks with all the boasts
OF Christian civilization that il cares for
the poor Of every class, these ella sSeS CON
stanuy multiply. He would regard il as
stupid TO put a lifeSaving station below
the whirlpOois or Niagara. The warning
should be at the other end as a prevention
OF the person attempting to brave the
rapids, which is significant OF his idea
that tie cure OF the saloon, the gambling
he'll and the brothel is by their prevention.
PROGRESS CAUSES POVERTY.
He stated that progress has made poV.
erty,' dedGcting therefrom the principle
that there is nothing in the present indus
trial system to make support for the bur
dens or those who bear them, for there is
q failure of anything approaching an
equitable distribution, those uecdng most
receiving least.
he believes in purifying the sources
that there must be righteousness every
After dwelling on the matter of saloons
turning out criminals as a college does
graduates, he stated that the ballot in
the hands OF Inc women would remedy this
iefect," and there was general applause
among the large audience. He dwelt for
the most part upon the general idea of
prevention, by practical measures, of the
sources of evil.
THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC.
Total restriction Of the liquor trade he
AOes not sanction, for he recognizes that
there is a respectable class which dis-
dnguisheS between the use and abuse OF
Btimulanis, but he would make the govern
ment the sole dealer, with strict regulations
against profit and surrounding it with nont
OF the features which make the saloon at
tractiYe. His idea advocating educatiU
against the Use of alcoholics was warmly re
ceiyed.
Poverty, the lack OF honora ble employ
ment, Mr.. Kent thinks. makes more uutcaSt
than any known cause, stating that in
mates of brUtheh don't go there from
choice, bat that the matter can't be sup
pressed while poverty drives. The duub,
standard OF morals as between the sinnin;
man and woman is also responsible for
great measure of the evil
He believs TO Danish one, Danish both, for
give one, forgive both, would work q
great reform in this regard. That the Wu
man should assist in the new Legislation
that by prevention would consumate IN
cure, he urges strongly. and that ney
social organization is needed. he dwell
On with emphasis.
The morning times., 1896-02-03
wANTEDLHoUsEs.

w wANTED-In northwest Secuon of
city or suburbs, fur. or unfur resi-
dence, with modern improvements, for
family of three; and also one or two
Immediately adjoining unfur. buildings
that may be used for an experimental
not less than half acre In size, with
privilege OF constructing thereon a tenn
porary building for a laboratory. a small
farm with good house on high ground and
sufficiently near the city might do. VIII
rent one or two years. May purchase.
For several days call on or address, with
full particulars. E. g., 1928 N j. ave. NV.
=. 80 fe1 -3t
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Ashore Near Governor's Island

New York, Feb. 1.-The Red ID Line
steamer Caracas, Capt Woodrick, bound
for La Guayra and Porto Cabello, went
ashore this afternoon Oh the north side of
Governors Island, in dense fog. She
grounded at low tide on rocky bottom, and
three tug boats could not move her. At
high tide tonight. however, she floated off,
but the extent OF the damage she sustained,
III any, could not be ascerta ined.
The morning times., 1896-02-03
Murdered While Insane.

was found guilty OF the killing of Rechells
by the jury, but the jury adjudged him in
sane at the time of the act. Maxwell
claimed that Rechells tried TO rape his wife.
Max well will be sent to the insane asylum
for a while When he is released there will
be no other charges against him for this
Offpnsa
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE
AND FEMALE.

w 4 NTED-By white reliable married
couple. 81. uation in private family, man
as driver or foolman: eun also save expense
or family be repairing their shoes, harness
aud ma king himself generally useful; wife
good cook, bread. cake aud pie baker; no
Washing; both would take SO per month
and board; city or country: refs. address
for three days, /. NJ. e., this office. fe2-2t
The morning times., 1896-02-03
Fifty-Dollar Fire.

Fire broke out between the ceilings OF
house, No. 1857 Third street northwest,
The occupants OF the place at the time
were William Brungle and Mary nj. Smith.
A local alarm was sent in which brought
No. z engine to the scene. The cause of
the blaze is unknown. The flames were
extinguished after a danlaGe OF about
$50; fully insured.
The morning times., 1896-02-03
More Ex-Senators Indicted.

Columbus. Ohio, Feb. 1.-The grand jury
has returned further indictments against
ex-SenatorS as follows: John Q. Abbott
is the second one against Gear. The charge
A bribery,
The morning times., 1896-02-03
DANCING SCHOOL

DANCING taught privately. 81; any
hour; daily to 8 p. m; class, $3 for
dence; refs. Address QUICK METHOD,
this office. a29-6t
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rnrCArioxAL.

MFTSTC lessons gwen by Mr.. and Mrs
E1rcKer; piano, Violin, and cornet
Address LCDWlG NAECFSE2. 723 Tfh st.
fO III ] t- llfio
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FoR RENf-HoUsEs.>
FOB BENT.
12;.34 Mass ave NV

12s4 Mass ave NV.
IN i. 16r. SIC
1861 2 st NV, mi,
l3f ...---........ 9
s19C st n W, mi. 15r &
li5a 9Th 81, N ", st
q dwl, i3r.--- {
f7G8L sfnw. m /. i.r :
si'4 X NV mi.l2T,.. {
2O30 q st NV, IN /,
l5r.............. I
Gl5 Fla ay nv. mi
lOr --....-..-... 4
1872 33d st NV, mi
l0r. ..-......... :
uU2 4ih NV, mi yr !:
4i0 Mass av, NV,
mi, 8r.......... :
6lS Il ST sw, mi. Or :
23i I'd st NV, mi,
IT,. ...-.....- z
1910 Columbia 81
NV. mi. Sr.... :
$50 7 st nv, Mir ;
ly3 4Ia st sw. st 81
dwl, 5r.. ....... {
$50 lst Sc. mi ?r.. :
1870 6tn NV. mi, 1r !
o0j Fla aynE.mi,Gr;
l4%2 I NV. mi. Or. ;
lll6 u ne, nii,sr.. ]
oi3 l4tn 6w, mf,5r ]
2s5 X ne, mi IT,. i
or.i3th& Linden
SITS ne, mi, Pr.
ll2f q ST ne. mi. .8r
s05 9th NV, I'd fl. Ar,
ll55 18Th ST NV, or
liJ1 fth st NV, st
& dwl, 13r.. 80. 81
i23 4Ls st sw.
store and dwIg,
Rear sls C st NV 81
A. S. c.
febl-3t
The morning times., 1896-02-03
wANrED-posrAcR STAMPS.

DEP Stamps, all kinds
and any quantity, bought and highest
cash prices given. n. F. DUNKHQRST.
hoS 7th st. pw. dex2-u
The morning times., 1896-02-03
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE

f'ARt,a Ms n isEAl l. lsso a
tiTH ST NV, COLUMBIA HEIGHTS,
8 rooms and bath. nod imp, Beautifully
papered and decorated throughout. Price
CoRCoRAN ST. NEAR 10TH. f0-room
house, mod imp. in perfect ordcr beau
tifully papered, etc. Pttce S6,0oo.
Mt. PLEASANT, 10-ro6nl house, mod
imp, beautifully situated, lot 100 feet
front. only $1,000
brick, mod. imp, stable. Price 5000;
9Th ST. NV. neiFg q 4-room brick,
mod. imp, nice stableis Pace Sc, 700.
BRooKLANn. BeantifalIy situated
room cottage large lob 8nly $500.
brick, water in yardssaneE kitchen. Only
BRICK STORE ON eoRNER. Only 81,
The above propertiesssessA be bought on
easy 'fSIhb. RRDFoRp Ssi5 " V WINNER vsE K SON
fe1 -stem sa61e F ST. NV.
FOR SALE, Renter Exchange-New
frame house; celiarss1wslker; one or fpnFe
acres. B. & p r. R., Room z, $50 Est, NV.
fe2-lt
FOR SALES, ,2T5, on easy terms.
win buy a beautifui, 7-r0om suburban
home, with a. M. l.; including hot and cold
water, bath, sewerage, etc; only 81 MN,
utes' ride on electric cars to Trea sury Ad
dress $1,275, this office. fe1-3t-em
FOR SALE-To the highest bidder,
229-23l N. Cap. ST.; each house has IL
rooms; bathrooms; rented at sou pei
month; must sell to close up business;
offers received until Feb. 4. Owner. 9. s..
FOSTER. Gil + ST. NV. fe1-ot -eTn
wANTED-ROOMS.
w A ANTED-GentIenlan wantsfur. room
near Patent Office, not tt, exceed So, to
do light batcheloring In. Address NJ, this
| office. feS-St
DANCING SCHOOL.
d. NCTNG taught privately, 81; any
The morning times., 1896-02-03
RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
RAILROADS.

STATION CoRNEP OF SIXTH AND 3
STREETS.
The morning times., 1896-02-03

COME try our first-class 10. Is, and
25c. meals: catered by the week or
month $50 10th st. NV. fifteen
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WING y+,iasscs. l32S
/ stGhw., begmnias Ne@elnbcr Short
haau. djctatiop an1 syps.wraing, Mrs. Balil
win, of Business High scAobc; bookkeeping.
etc. ADA Is.-sAITH supt
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FOR RENT-RoOMS.

FOR RENT-205 a st. Sc, furnished
and unfurnishcd rooms. fe3-3t
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W. I4l2 l1ta st sw. Or. ID 20
. SOL 04lCor. .Sth and Grant
ii, ave. nw, ,4r End Il Is 20
E. g. 80, scott av NV, 5r., 10 70
Or 81 1850 23d NV. 6r-.-. IA 10
st ;2,2g oak st, NV, mi, Is 80
- &C O1l720 10Th ne, Or ...-
sr 80 IS 7r.. ..... u 80
- 80 0IlI6;;5 Superior NV,
u r--.....-........ lJ -
.. 80 90 1913 G sw. 5r..-. u 30
Al 1871 e sw, 5r-. IL %
=. AZ 20 i5;es 3D. NV, 4rs. .-.- 1870
Al 2l5 40 NV, l5t d.2r Il %
- IS 50,3o9 Mclean ave
9r 81 50 sw Or. y 50
W, s2is lith NV. 5r. - u 80
:. 30 50iiA l. nv, Or. -..-. "a 30
9r - 30 Eos 9th nv, Or 80. IL W
lt, 3-,o POmetoy 81
- - 81 INV, Or ....-....-- l. VI
ss 1 Scott ey. NV. Or. II 10
:. - 3ei e33 L So Sc, 81. -. 10 50
9r .5 00i4i6I9 IIth sw. 5r. 10 30
u 635 l. u Sc, So. .-.- 10 %
:. % 50,4O9 l. s, sc, 5r -..- 10 81
:. Il 50 32jl st. ne, 4r---- 10 81
1r % 50lI72T Hayes Court
ar 70 4Gi NV, Or ..,.... 10 co
E. ~ 81 Hartford at, So.
:. Is - Br, okIand, Or. 10 on
8r Is 3U Il0JJ 18th 81 ne.6r.. 10 %
:. Is 20 5li lBtn sY. ir ... 10 90
IN 1879 Fristoe court
-. I. 30 NV, Dr. .. 9 20
Sr l. 60 1921 st, ma, 5r-.. 3 81
Ar, i6 0O Kendall ave. Ivy
Or 10 80 City, 5r......... 8 80
STORES.
It 5r.. % 50
: 60 90 ligTis st NV. 90
1910 9th 81 NV 4 o.
STABLES.
' SO 90 1925 18th st NV,
stable u shop 8 90
CAYWOOD. 933 9Th So ". ".
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Personal

COAI.-One bushel best quality and
two bundles of rosin kindling, deliver
ed promptly To any part Of the city, for
20 cents. THE PEOPLES FUEL Co, Of
five 500 i-2 f st. NV 1t
The morning times., 1896-02-03
PERSONALS.
SHnO reward for a case or dyI

HALLE. wonderful medium, tells past,
present and future and all events OF
life. 25c. and 50c. Daily. 929 II st. NV.
ja27-1 4tem
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wANTED-RooMs.

w ANTED-GentIenia room
near Patent Office, not to exceed So, to
do light batcheloring In. Address NJ, this
office. feS-St
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FOR RENT-613 n. J. ave NV. two
gfurIishedroom complete
for housekeeping. fe3-2
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
wAsHINGToN. ID. c., .lanaI
MISCELLANEOUS.

PORK sausage, bnckwheat cakes. coffee,
lOc. MONKS, 33I f. st. nv.
The morning times., 1896-02-03
FOR SALE -MlscELLAsEous.

FOR SALE-Lady leaving city will
sell cheap two elegant bedroom suites,
one good Singer sewing machine: also one
Victor bicycle. 401 II st. ne. 1t
The morning times., 1896-02-03

FOR SALE, Rent-ar Exchange-New
frame house; eliarss1wsIker: one or more
acres. B. & z. r R., Room7, $50 Est. NV.
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Ut. wALKER SONS. 2o4 1othst.
NV, carpet lining, felts. fire brick, and
clay, asbestos, paints, brushes, lime, cement.
two and three-ply roofing material. ap2l IT
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HELP wANTED-MALB.
Help Wanted and Sifuqfions Hntsd
20 Words for TO-

W. WANTED-An experienced carriage
washer; no other need apply. lI32
Vermont court. IL
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DIR. LEON.
61 Nj issouri Avenue. dell SIN

PAINTING AND DECORATING
Rooms handsomely decorated from $40
up. designs ard estimates furnished
CHAS. ERNST CO., 1916 F st.nw.
jaS-lm
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MONEY TO LOAN-An classes OF
real estate loans made with pFCmptEeSs
atcurreDt rates. THE McLA CHLEN REAL
ESTATE AND LOAN COMPANY. corner
10Th and G. streets NV. m9-tf
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--~.-..-,, ~ OIL + ST ne
moderatc prices. ian2S-Tt
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WA ANTED-ThelQaD of So, 900 on first
class Inside property; no agents. 703
l9th st. se12-tf
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WE take as collateral any listed stock OF
bond In any city of the United States;
also old line life insurance policies, syEdF
cate certificates, warehouse receipts, real
estate mortgages and trusts. YERkES q
BAKER, 40 TO 40 Metzerott Building
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-08-05
PERSONALS

r. w. Campbell and sister of San
Francisco are at the Abbotsford Inn.
Miss Julia Osgood of Middleton, Mass,
is visiting friends in the city, and is at
the Ramona.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Wickersham of San
Francisco have taken quarters at the
Abbotsford Inn.
DIR. f. p. Barber and wife will leave
this morning for a two weeks trip TO
Catalina.
j. w. Turtle of the st. Paul and Mime
apolis railroad arrived in the city yester-
day, and is a guest of the Hotel Ramona.
W. j. Huggard, an extensive shoe deal
err of Chicago, is in the city for short
business trip, and is registered at the
Ramona.
Mrs. Rodney Granger, Master John
Granger and Miss Frances Granger OF
Chicago are recent arrivals at the Alb
botsford Inn.
G. w. Glowner, esq.,, formerly an at
torney of this city, but now a resident of
Flagstaff, Ariz. where is the legal repre-
resentative of several mining concerns.
Is in Los Angeles to greet his many
friends and to attend to some business
transactions Mr.. Glowner will return
to Arizona in a few days.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-08-05
ON THE DIAMOND
Results of the Ball Games Played by the
National League Clubs

Results of the Ball Games Played by the
National League Clubs
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 4.-Today's game
was very interesting until the tenth in
ming, when Hill went up in the air and
the Pirates pounded him for four runs.
Attendance 1900. Score:
Louisville 5, hits II, errors g.
Pittsburg g. hits II, errors 6.
Batteries-Hill and Dexter; Killen and
Merritt.
NEW YORK, Aug 4-The Washing
tons and New Yorks played off post
poned game this afternoon. 1t required
ten innings to decide the contest. Ger
man forced his old-time comrades and
did excellent work. He was very effect
i've when hits meant runs. Meekin also
did well but his support at one stage of
the game was wretched. Attendance
1000. Score:
Washington 5, hits 8, errors 6.
New York 6, hits 9, errors Z.
Batteries = German and Mcclure; ;
Meekin and Warner.
CHICAGO, Aug. 4.-Friend held the
Spiders down to four hits and one run
in seven innings and everything looked
smooth for the Colts, but the tide turned
and the visitors won out in the eighth,
scoring five runs on two singles, an error,
gift and two doubles. Attendance
$500. Score:
Chicago 4, hits s, errors 1.
Cleveland 6, hits 8, errors s.
Batteries - Friend and Kittredge;
Young and thinner.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-08-05
BRIG hton Beach Races

The following is the list of entries and
weights for the races to be run at
the Brighton Beach track today, which
are posted at the Los Angeles Turf
club, 212 South Spring street. Com
missions received on these races and full
descriptions of the events. Races COM
mence at IL o'clock a. M, Los Angeles
time:
First race, selling. mile and one-sixteenth
Sir Dixon. Jr.. 115. Mirage 112, Copyright
III. Darien. Marshall 40. Kalirhoe 1913.
Premier 10l.
Second race. maiden 2-year-olds, selling
half mile-Smoinan ia, Bonnie Eloise 10.
Joe Cutley NJ Motorman los, Teacuddy 1O4,
Little Niger Ben Ronald. Maude Adams,
Emily Henderson 1922 King Bon, Friend
ship. Sedgewick, Yeld1z. Athy, Aunt Sally,
Lottie H., Conspirator 101, Atlantic SO.
Third race. 3-year-olds, selling, six fur
longs-Gracio 107. Trillete. Bonhomme 10i,
Tremargo 1902. Emotional 90. Royal Rover
95, Eliza Belle 80.
Foruth race handicap. mile and an eighth
Pearl Song 107, Illusion 105, The Dragon
102, Mirage 100.
Fifth race. 2-year-olds. five furlongs-
Rotterdam 11S. Sunny Slope lis. Slow Poke,
Russler. Meadowthorpe Ill. Florian los,
Wyalusing 106, Chic Alton Wood 10S
Sixth race. maiden, 2-year-olds, selling,
half mile-Newsgatherer lis, Robbie w. l0S
Passover 107. Time Maker 106, Rose Ben,
Doomful, Kaiser Ludwig 105. Draw Lad
Trianon 1903. Hurl Merry Saint, Malta,
Woodbird 1o1.
Seventh race. handicap mile and three
quarters. Misunderstanding. 100. Southern
er 153 ST. Luke 142. Golden Gate, Royal
George 1885, Marble. DAILY 1870.