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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29
Personally Conducted Tours to California

on Saturday. November 18th, the
SOUTHERN RAILWAY will commence
10 run persci ally conducted excursions
from Washingtcn 10 California via At
lartta. New Orleans and over the SUNSET
limited ROUTE. This is something
entirely new and they have spared no
means to make the trip a most delightful
ore. The train will be composed Of Pull
mans handsomCst Nestibued Sleeping
and Dining Cars.
Parties frcm Richmond can take tho
1855 p. NJ train here. making close con-
nection at Darvile, Va. with this elegant
train.
For rates, timetables and other infor-
nation call on or address j. c. Horton.
n. p. A., go east Main street, Richmond.
Va.
Tho King OF Pills is Beecham's'-
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School Tickets

now on sale at General Offices of the Com
pany. No. lll2 east Main street.
School Tickets good between 5 A. NJ. and
4P. VI. Sold IN any amounts al HALE OF
REG CLAIR FARE.
Sold upon presentation Of school certih-
cate properly signed by Superintendent OF
Principal. Blank certificates for signature
or School Superintendent furnished at Gen.
eral Offices OF the Company. SO ls-tt
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Richmond Traction Co.

FULLLENGTH BROAD STREET.
CHIMBORAZO PARK 10 EXPOSITION
GROUNDS.
Also branches 10
RESERVOIR PARK FROM EXPOSITION
GROUNDS, and from
EIGHTEENTH AND BROAD STREETS
TO OAKWOOD CEMETERY.
Best Constructed Electric Line in the
United States.
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Mixed Teas.

Fine C0-ccnt Tea for .............''..'''
, Good i0-ccnt Tea for ................''
Choice .....+-. ..-..-.--'.'.'' '''''''''''
Superior ........... ..'.'''''.''''''''''''''
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Fruits. RaisiDs,
Nuts, Candy. &c.

New California Raisins "...;....~..
New Extra Eaisins. specially lOr
fruit cakes. pounds for ........-.. =
New London Layer kaisins' POUNDS .
for ........ ..-........-.-.... -..-. 900. =
Neu, Seeaiess Raisins. per pound.
Now Currants. per pound .............'
New Cleaned Currants, per pound.
Extrl Fine Sne0less Rdlslhs ..-.--....
Extra Large French Prunes' o.,
pounds for .-....--..-. ..-'.-'-''' ~
Layer Figs. per pound ',,,,,.i''''
Seeded Large Kaisins. per pound. j.
Now Cranbcrries. per quart ..'.'....'
New CitrOn. pcr pound .--.....-..''.-' =
New Mixed Nuts ........... ...-..'''' q.
Now Pecaus. &C.,. or = pounds LOT ..-' z
Now Filbcris. per pound .........'''''
New Palm Nnla .....-- ~
Now Sofi-Shcl Almonds per pound. J.
Now shcilcd Almonds. pDr pound =
New Figs. I pounds Tor ---.--..--.-'. o
Now Dates. per pound -+-... +-'-.''''''
New lemon Peel per puuhb .-.-...'''
/ pound English Plum l'uddlns .....
hounds English Plum PuddIng...... .
New Lemons. per dozen .....-....... }
Orange Peel. per pound .....--.-.--..s Ut
Sweet Oranges. per dozen .-----..-.s -
Extra Quality London Layer Raj
SINS per pound -.....-.-'.'....-. j
Xmast Mixture Candy, &C.,, or
pounds for ............-.-..-...-.. .-.... .
French Candy. extra quality. >
pounds for .-.......-.- ............... q
Plain Candy. per pound ......-.......
Chalmcrs Gcl1tine : packages ...... 2
Sweet cider. pcr gallon ............... q
Shredded CoCoanut. package .........
Largo COcCauut5 ....--..:. .......-.....
lfarf0n's Cocoa. per package ........
VA. Strained Honey. o pounds for 2
California bartlett Pears .............
Dossicatcd Coco1nut. per pound ]
A.-Croam Candy. per pound ........
Chocolate Drops ...-.--.--.-.-.-......
Cnrnmele . mounds luf ................ =
French Nalnuts per pound .......... ]
Is packs Firccrackcrs for ............- q
california Dried Peaches. per pound.
California Dried Peaches. per pound.
12-pound box Dates ......-............. @
Roasted Peanuts. per quart ..........
/ 10. Home Made Fruit CAKE best
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Pure old Virrinia Apple Brandy 80 %
caiiforniq. Brandy. years old ..."..3.e0
Immo~fsd C,n
Blackberry Wine ...-.....'....'''..'''. ~
Fine Catawba Wine .................''' ~
London Porter. per dozen ....'..'.'.''55., W
Good Holland Gin announcement Lou
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Catfish i-pound packages ..........
Mustard Snrliues ......-.-.s-.-..-.
Orange. per dozen .-.+.--.+.---.--.--. 81
Bread Soda. per pound ......--..---.-.
iIlsl Potatoes. per peck. l1cr IT per
Iutnci .+.....-.. .--..... ..tt.'.tt gee. '.+' %
Fresh Country ButtDr. 2 pounds i0i.. 3
Good Cookinl Butter. per pound
Best Cooking Butter. per pound e.. ]
New York Creamery Butter, per ip.. J
Brandy Cherries. per bottle ........ J.
Brandy Peaches. per bottle. iof.... Z
Onions per peck .............-.. ....-' q
puddine. rcs package assorted ma
vCrs. &c.. or . for ..................-' 2
Sweet Chocolate. per cake .......-...
Baking Chocolate. . for .............. Z
Bakers Cocoa. per package ...-......
Large Bottles Vanilla and Lemon
Essence .....-...--- .s.. ..t-. .-+'f't''.
Imported Saltwater Pickles, per
gallon .........., .....'......'.. .''.'''
Assorted Preserves. homemade ......
Jelly homemade. per pound ........
Apple Butter. Virginia .................
Homemade Mince Meat, per lo.....
Chow-ChCw Pickles. per quart ..... !
Sweet Pickles, per quart .-------..---. ]
White Beans, per quart ...,.,...'.....
Lima Beans. per pound -.....-........
Carolina Rico ........-.-.....''' ''''''''
Shoe Polish ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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North Carolina clipper Herrings, per
North Carolina Roe Herrings ........ III
Smoked BlOaters. per dozen ......... H.
Scotch Herrings. per box ........... j.
Salt Salmon. per pound ......-......,
New Maokerel. per dozen .............. d.
canned LoDysters OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
Broilcd Mackerel. per can ........... III
Cod Fish. bon l-p0und bricks ........... OBJ
American Sardincs, quarters ........ E
American Slrdlncs. halves ...........
Imported SlrIiucs. quarters ........-- lN
Spicod and Mustard SIrlincs. halves )
Largo Imported S1rdincs. halves 90. !.
Mustard S1rdints. quarters ..........
Gross Hcrrings. per barrel ............ . .0l
North Carolina Zoe hcrrinss. per
h1li barrel ................... ..... .....-.- %
New North Carolina Cut llouin-s.
per barrel Observation-Disclosures. 81. ID
New North Carolina cut iicrrinss.
per half barrel ........................2
Dutch fiorringe. per kee ............... 81
Cross icrriue-. n.r dozen ...........
Good Boulil.r Goldfish ..............-.
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Sugar

Best Granulated Sugar ......'''.''''''
Light Sugar. nearly white ....'......
cut Loaf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Powdered ............ -....'.'''''''.''''''''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29

Tho King OF Pills is Beecham's'-
BEECHAMS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29

Pure Catawba Wine. per gallon .-.... ~
Best Claret Wine. per gallon ......... ~
Wine for Jelly ......................... ~
California Sherry Wine ............... 0
Imported Sherry Vino ................l.OD
Port vino ...t-..... s.s. sss. .s.s's. ss.'.. ,-
Claret Wines. per bottle. imported. ~
Rye Whiskoy ......................-... -
ola Rve Whiskev .......................1.50
old RYE Whisky, years old ........2.N
old rive Whisky. 8 years old -..---. . AZ
old rive whisky. g years old ...-...-3.Ol
Fine North Carolina Corn Whlskey
. wears Ga .................. ...........- 'ul
French Brandy, years old ...........2.0l
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Sage ............ .-......-.....'.s.+.'''
Lindsay. per pound ...................'.
Pest SweitZer Cheese, per pound go.
Condensed MIX, per can .......''''''
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-23
lot G. MARINA
MARINA 6. LUNA /.


dreho ds este antique acreditado es-
tabl.sinisnto, afaucso sisD1prs en lnejorar
10 pcnsrlo 81 Eivel de los buenos de Eu-
sspa, de nIeYo ha instaiado GUS comsdores
en- la plaatg bsja cen cabids para mas de
Glen personas y en cae;orss condolences
Gus sntlguansEaa 10 tst1fa.
Hay hsbltaeaones frescas y espaciosas
desda una persona hssta s; las nay especia-
las para ccanisioaistas con aparatos para
sus naessrarios; cuatro saionss de des
oanso; espIgndidos oa1los friog de ducha )
Ebiog sodaa horas del dia y de la noehe
una eaatina proviata dc buenos who's Il
eores coeis.A, $3.50 , prontitud en- 81 servi-
sio, sin rival e2 Ia isla; IN eriado nandads
&c un sereno paes 81 Hotel permaneee
sienpre abiertc s sodos horss ds Ia noche,
c.osa que los tsanseuntes nc tsngan demo
.a slgu1a sn 81 alotaraisnto: al eTecto hs5
nasitseioaes prsparaGas.
Asf pues, 20 dEdando MERCER como
siempre 81 favor del pdbiico ga general,
amigos y eonoc:3os de dantro y faers de
la fla en- particulsr, tongo o. honor de pc
nerzae Las 6rSlenes de tadcs ofrecisndolel
saran cornplasidos en euznso pueds ssrle'
It'll
81 &santo aervidor, JUAN BOIx.
,.,>-~ Ea-~e. . "a 97ns 7-=e e.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-23

Ofrece constantemente sus pume1
Pan de superior calidad, tsrto del
llanajo &c aqua como de rraute~a
G .Uetcs duices p9quefitss
= - abzcochadas.
lie mantcquilla.
/" manteca gYandes su
periores.
" I" de aqua. de 6 y 81
reales p 8 segun tamsho,
Idem idem de soda los siguien
tes articulos que detallara precios
umamente m6dicos:
Vinos superiores Franceses.
T" Moscateles 8 50 y
90 cts. botella
Cepa de Macon.
f" Riojano de Aieson
Navarro.
I" Jerez seco & 5oid.
Vinagre dc I2d centavos botella.
Ron dc tomar so centayos.
25
de quemar IS
:" rs
Aicoholado Barnes de 40 censavos
la ! botella.
Viera de 25 I"
dc 10 I"
Mantequilla danesa de 70 oy75 cen
vavos libras.
Pimientos Morroncillos lata 20 cen
vos. y medias latas r73 centavos.
Calamares 20 centayos lata.
Cerveza negra ] botella 23 centavos.
Habichuelas en- iatas.
Ponce, M
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BueHa negOciO

Por tener que auseEtarse su duefIo Sc ven
de en- la Jurisdiction de Adiuntas, barrio
del Saltillo, que dista un cuarto de hora de
dicha villa, una inca rdstica compuesta de
sesenta cuerdas de las cDsIes treinta estan
sembradas dc cafe, platanos guineos, eI
resto de monte y maleza propios para dicho
cuItivo, Y algunos pastos esta etravesada por
la carretera que conduce de dicha Villa la
ciudad de Ponce. La baf1an IN rio dos
qIebradas caudalosss. Tiene casa vivienda,
casa para recollection del fruto, casa para
comercio, casa para peonaje, casa maquina,
Goa gu maquina de mano La mayor parte
de los estabiecimientos son de reciente cons
trucci6n con maderas del pals y techados de
zinc.
Para informes. dirigirse S su duefIo en- Ia
nisma fnca.-Ma9uel Gorrtdo.
Adjuntas. Mario de 1895 ID -15. alt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-23

Langostas en- latas.
Ostio aes en Iates.
Leth- condensada eli latas
Chocolate Menier.
4" Parodi.
Wells alemanas de Apollo.
Azucar moscabajo. Idem Central
Tabacos, brevas superiores:
Cigarrillos Psjarito.
F6sforos AI5 centavos paquetes dc
una docena.
Quesos prensadCs del pals.
Idem de hojas.
Dulce de narania en- panes.
Horchata confeccionada en- Ell pats
estilo frances SO centavos botella.
Almendras dulces 81 centavos
los 400 gramos.
AImidon de Espafia.
L1pulo superior q SO centavos los
400 gramos.
Harina de trigo.
Sardinas de colen en- aceite y TO
mates.
Maiz en- grano.
Cafe en- polvo.
Llaves de mangueras de media pul-
gada q 10 reales una.
BILLETES DE PUERTO-RICO
Pagamos q 20 centavos toda caja
dc soda vacfa de nuestra fabrica, que
venga completamente limpia; venta-
ia que deben tener en- cuenta, los es
peculadores en- este art1culo, con res
pecGo las extTanjeras.
,rzo Is de 1896. ] afio alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-23
= Muy baratO

Sc vcnde IN excelente piano
vertical en- buen uso. En- las of
cinas de La DEMooRACIA cara In
formes don Vicente Font Camu-
mas.
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sAcAl- A MBo
quit -ksA--Dg gcLsSSR

Este preparado iz.dic, do graz faaia Gin g
pala, c1ra radicslznet1te los cstarrcs grlpe
las, dolores de caheEa nsJ,ralgi;ss, EeuHliae
inhanacionlss denis.s afeecioEss cugtznissx
etc, etc.
La formula de cads boteIla inaica u na
nora de usarse. a pssa1 del gran eoneltnl,
do este preparadc, HI p~scto ssrs f.ic SOM.
siGus: CRia de :sa u;ae:lsa soteiiss, peso-
Unicos ,lepoa,ia=4s,z de. lsfslslz1s' kissF
sGssbo,
2. t2sazStas ! o.
Ponea. Fahr@zs, Is re Gsn@- ar-a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-23

E Dictamen Universal

emitdo
ben DR. Don ZARAGoZA Facutad
Madrid de los Hospaes de Valadod Meico tuar
de Bayan6n Puerto Rico, quien expresa sgue
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PK"lVl1e9io9

Sobre este llamamos muy particularn
blico por ser la dnica Compania del Con
concede semejante Privilegio.
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lose NJ DE GO|COECHEA Y zIRI
PROCURADOR.

de n1mero de esta Audiencia y
Tribunales y agente de negocios.
Gale dol Sol esquina 4 la
Union.
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GER vANTES
CsENTKO GENERAL
DE PUBLICAC ClQ1: q

Essta ssaa kdaoits 4rs5SipsioIies :
siss o. oc9&s roF arsssgas; ; ts.ra eeeL
s,ez .ed..-.cs ii7st1ado5 y de nao2sa, ene= =.
doss ;guslmsnte sss acziisionas psr5ensoieu
tas Al xanao: dc cozepis:as eralesqa3srs
oorss ore sa lallAcan s<tanaa2; x,udse2do e
sa2ores quo Sc enszsrsSeor s1 dicbo cas
p&aaF unA Gotta da: dlGinao erndafno az
hubiar5n r.sibido.
2aisEsa los ..eri55ioos n9ztraGos gus Is.
la1sro rap=vas, 6sznxs.
La IaUSTaACTO5g Ag.TrlSTTCA
s1a Pc. IA osiiess &c saa gr4hsaos los tasr
iores que ssla1 &c Bsgc5iona, 10 ssiecSo
stss tsztoa 2 loa rsagaifs::os 1egalca gus :,
81 zrsS seE.ss%ss kaea, os 81 pssSod.co &
2,sTss e.zTss--xl; IN So Ea9s.as Auzsr2z
isElna. I.rn otcs Ae15os te ssIvorts< q;ze
LA ILaUs+'R RAteIoN A-Ell[IcIES8TICA
"a aooEraEadz da
Ell SALON DE LA MODA
psri6dleo que goga Esraa entrs iae fanaiiia
, naodiatas,
ETaiJs. Asyssassos Ca.
The evening times., 1896-10-15
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.

7. Wood Martin, of Philadelphia, will
act as Judge at the running match at Sim
gcrly, Md.
ANDY FreedmanhaS been sued for S25,-
COO by Frank Lane. an ac,or. for defama-
tion of character. Freedman, it is said, ac-
cused Lane of stealing S2CO pin.
George Grassland, the famous English dis
tance runner, who was finally declared a
professional by the English Amateur a $50
citation some days ago, is out in lis trTe
world TO run 20 miles for purse Of from
$500 TO ST 900.
After hall game recently between TIE
high school teams OF Salinas, Cal. and
Pacific Grove, the visiting team starteu to
drive home. The team upset in the darkness.
Frank Oyer was killed. Three other boys
were seriously injured. All are sons of
prominent families.
Owing to storm on September 10, the
7. K. X. Y. n. c. A. Sports on that day
We're not competed. Forrevcnt ) remain to
be decided, and these will be run off Oh the
avenue next Saturday afternoon. In addi-
tion to these events James s. Mitchell.
champion weight throwcr of the United
States and Canada, and holder of the Amer
lean record for The 16-pound hammer. will
give an exhibition with that implement, and
with Sheldon, of Yale johnson. OF the Co
lumba Athletic Club of this city;
and Davis, of the New Jersey Athletic Club.
will compete with the discus. This Will be
the first discus competition in Philadelphia
and Mr.. Mitchell is expected to make a
worlds record at this, probably his las ap-
pearance. in active competition.
The evening times., 1896-10-15
FULL PURSE MUSTBEPUT UP
Corbett Declares That the Stake
Money Must Be in Sight.
Californian VIII Not Begin Training
Unless Reasonably Sure He winGo
Into the Ring for u Fight.

New York, Oct. 15.-Jim Corbett does not
favor the i.ea OF meeting Tom Snarkey IN
San Francisco for the purse OF 81 o 900 Of
fered by the National Athletic Club-in
fact, lie is still inclined TO believe that
the club is only trying 10 fool him, and il
the National people do not, post the entire
purse lie Will not entertain any further talk
from them.
II wiling to fight Sharkey,'' he said
TO reporter last ntght,- but the club must
do. something to make believe that they
mean BUSINESS. co not propose to begin
framing again and then get Ioolcd. / had
taste OF TINS once before, aud don't like
1t. / VIII fight Sharkey some time in Jan
uary if he really wants to-
Corbett further said that the club had
Sent n telegram to Fitzsimmons 10 the
effect that tDey wanted to arrange a mill
between fitZsmmons anu Sharkey also ior
ten rounds for the same money FitZ is
wiling to accept, and. like corbett, he in
slSts upon seeing the color of the cinb's
money lie suspects. too, that they mean
TO ensnare him by getting him to San
Francisco and then making: him yield to
their terms.
coming East and was going to pull his
nosc on sight he shovel no signs of un-
e.isiness He said: "If he tries sucl, a
thing 1 will do the same thing His nose
Is more prominent than Inine and guess
l could get better grip on it,"
Dai Hawkins, OF California, who came
East with Cotbett. left for San Francisco
last night His only rea son for leaving
was that he was homesick Hawkins was
accompanied by Joe and Harry Corbett.
brothers To the ex champion.
The evening times., 1896-10-15

ate 10 some extent and Cbile's experience
has taught us the gross evils OF u depre,
ciatcd dollar. s.
The man VINO receives wages. is thu
man 10 suffer most, as, " hilc the rate uf
Wages remains normal, the Nallc IT the
money he receives in its purchasing pow eI
IS deprecated one half. Tn. gold basis il
Chic has raised wages, so that the pecu.
" hich was worth 81 cents, now il worth
36 cents.
The results OF a deprecated curTenc.
IN Chile are the experience OF all 'J;hcr
countries il South America, save Crua
gLay, " whIch is on guin basis, wh.rr
NaV.> are higher team in auy Of lie utrcI
republics
Free coinage might increase the Unii ell
States trade with the Spanish republics
hut II would be at The expense OF the Amer
icdn workingman."
Speaking of other matters In Chile, Prof.
La Fc.ra continued: Chile is rich in nat
ural resources. Men look on tie map and
hardly realize that the length Of the country
is nearly as great as the distance across the
United States from tie Atlantic To the Pa
cfic, while its breadth is from 1CO to 200
miles.
"Thc Chilean government owns all the
railroads, and telegraph lines. We Use
American engines exclusively, even tile
English drivcrspreferringt Them TO European
makes, and lie roads being i'll good condition
yield a considerable revenue to the state.
" lille iir tCiet.apu =. o,cin is uAJeii, NJ.
rea ching to all parts of the country, and
at a very low cost yet the service, from
misInana gement,is very Poor. This, how
ever is not the fault Of government own
ership. but from careless officials.
Political lines in all South American
countries are drawn uron religious rather
Than upon economic questions. Our pres
ident is Confodcrco Errazuri1, elected for
five years.
Santiago, the capital, is a beautiful
city uf 2Iu 900. Nearly all OF the Con
greSSmen hive there, though chosen from
other districts. after the English system.
They serve without compensation
Prof. La Fetra leaves today for visit
To friends in Ohio and will Incidentally put
In some good work for the sound money
cause among his friends in an attempt Ia
helD stem the silver tide in the Buckevc
State.
The evening times., 1896-10-15
BASEBALL NOTES.

Ex- x-Manaser Foutz, of Brooklyn, is still
out of job.
Manager McGunnigie is said to be ready
at any moment to trade off one or more
of his speedy outfielders for good i'll
fielder.
1t is said that the New York Club will
take its preliminary practice in virginia
instead of Jacksonville. slort time ago
II was reported that the Giants would go
to Hot Springs.
Young McGann. the Virginia Lacquer
picked up by Boston to fill the hole at
secoud caused by heinjury to Bobby Lowe,
will have d seat on the bench next year.
as Lowe, according to all reports, Will be
back at his old place when the season
opens.
1t is reported that Robson, of Cleve-
land will make Zig fight in the League
meeting for the dropping of the spalding
ball, witch Robson claims is far inferior
to several others made. Robison's fight
is directly aimed at Hart and spaiding,
of the Chicago Club.
scrappy Joyce has been visiting In
dianapoits and incidentally las been taking
d shy at the kusies, pere and fills. Little
boy Amos, II ! S said. feels hurt because he
was not more urgently pressed to rejoin
the Giants, aud Scrappy is having much
difficulty in handling him.
\ quartet of st. Louis cranks, backed
by considerable capital, ill make an Of
fer before the Leaguuc meeting for the
purchase of Won der Ahe's Franchise. A
little pressure may be brought to bear
on the German magnate in the matter OF
selling, and it may be that next year Will
see a new owner for the Browns.
The Pittsburg club will have surplus
of second basemen next year L0uie Bier
bauer ill be back in the game at the be-
ginning of the season, and Manager Dono-
van Will have a time deciding between
him ani Paddcu. II is also said that the
Pirates have couple OF good infielders on
the Toronto farm. Padden is marked as
conner. and IL good trade can be made
Bierbauer will possibly be given his re-
lease.
Nash will have control OF the Quakers
next year, although he has not signed as
yet. Before going to bis home he men
toned to Reach and Rogers the names
Of severai promising youngsters, who will
be locked over by The Philadelphia mag
mates during the winter and possibly signed.
Nash said recently that last year was one
"A continued misfortune to him, beginning
wien he was struck ON the head by q
pitched ball at Louisville In May. He also
remarked that he expected to cover third
base next season, and said that be would
play the game Of bis life. y
The evening times., 1896-10-15
DATES WILL NOT CONFLICT.
Rival Race Tracks I'm Maryland Have
Had an Understanding.

Philadelphia, oct. 15.-Thc nyal Mary
land racing associations got together yes
terday, and til ere will be no conflict OF dates
as there promised to be. Ed Marks, OF the
Southern Racing Association, and W. j.
Thompson, Of the Keystone Racing AS
sociation, met a. the rooms OF the Phila-
delphia Turf Club las. evening and soon
came 10 an agreement.
The meeting of the southern Association
wifi ppan aJ sIn.eiIy, MI, lie - Sdtufudy,
as advertised, butafter wo weeks hesCenc
will shift to the new Iron Hin track. and
racing will continue there for two weeks
October 81 to November 13.
Then the Singerly track will resume Tor
wo weeks-Novenbcr1 TO q when iron
Hill viii take up the ball asain-Noveniber
2S to December i.
An alternate OF one week each between
the two associations will bring IL up 10
On ristntas when IL VIII be time for each or
ganization To open new tracks anu cou
tinue the farce all winter
The evening times., 1896-10-15
T.heau ct al. Paw $40 Each.

Louisville, Oct. 15.-Tnc cases against
oliver Tebcau, Jesse Burkett, James Nc
Kean and James McAleer, who were fined
in the peace court last sumrnerfor assaulung
Umpire WeIdnan We're disposed of yester-
Uday. The fines were SlOO. $50, $50 and
$15, respectively, and the cases We're ap-
peaied to the circuit court. Ire players by
counsel confessed fines OF SO each for
brea ch Of the peace. As Pres ent Stucky,
of the Louisville Club, had written note
to Judge Noble that the assault was matle in
The heat Of Excitement, the Judgment was
entered and the cases stricken from the
duckets. The costs amount TO considers be.