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1880 a. En-. TENN Yf.yANIA LIN.
lILD.-f4iit:ian sicertag, Dining, smok.
os chiearS i s,nca chs li aa1as mnr5lshuss
Louis. JIeyp;a1a and Toledo Buffet
Parlor Car 10 Harrisburg.
tRa9 9 Fol A A. Ear faSH a Harlslrr hdSnrqtnsn Fsna,
and Dining Cars: Harrisburg to Pittsiinrg
$40 r. M. CHiCAd0 AND ST. LOUIS
EEtKEss.-Pni5nan Buffet Par!or Car
10 Harrisburg. Sleeping and Dining Cars
vie and enlcIgo. ''''''
T,lO p. NJ. WESTERN EMPRESS
Harrisburg TO Cleveland. Dining Car 10
Chicago
ZIP 7Ph:r1t,s p I'M soTrTMEsTEsT srspgF a1o ,n5: FIX;
Harrisburg to Cincinnati
tQ4o a +: PllbinF Mi rASlFdG Asr 10 ristf rESt%REss-
Rosneslet and Niagara Fails. daily iises: ea:
1870 A. NJ. for Elrnira and Renova-
daily. sxcsrt sunday. For WiIliamsoors
daily, $40 p IN
HtiF,io and Niagara Fans. daily. cxcept
to suspensiouBridge. via Buffalo. ''n
1o4o, 1S:3,el Fl III !Gr EIs CARA nfsansaIg4a fas
Sleeping Car Washington g Elmira.. u'i'''
4i24 tfb esSffFEHssI9EA. 81 Faf,sF gsa!.:
with Dining Car from ,ri Balt,morr IN Regu
tDlning Car. 1905 Dining Car.
sR& N!!;aprnElsa |' ~ aMss rf;s5. ys5 5f9 5.GR
on Sunday. 90 Dining Carr. TO, 800,
lo.o5 dining Carr, 90 tDining Car.
from Wiimlngt onI A. H.. 1915, 5.I6,
Philadeiphia, only. Fast Express. s.6e
da-s, 2:at and 5,4o r. 8, daily. For
days. and 3.15 7. NJ. daily.
For bsiilmore. so; .45, go. $50. soo.-
LimitedJ. 40. 4-36, $40, COS, 10
no. 1000. I0.4ts II: :15, and II So
ZOOS. G 1850. iLoo A. a. III, III i2.iS' 10 YS, Y:g5,
2.0i,. ala, 3.40, {. 90 -LiInitedI, 40
$40, eos, go. $40. io-oo. lo.40'
For Pope creek Line. 10 e. N. and 4.3e
Fsr Annapolis. 20. 9 90 a. M. 1918 and
daSs dSo 3 oo O. a. on ni and 5 20 p Gnaay m Sun
Atlantic Coast Line. IF lurida Speciar'
for JacksoDyille and st: Augustine. Io.4s
points ON Atlantic Coast Line, I.:}O A. A.
3.46 P. NJ, daily .Ricimo nd and Attansa
$40 P. NJ, daily. hict mond only. 1867
Accormodatlon for Qua nttco, 7.4b q. m
daily, and Z. 20 p. M weekdays.
For Alexandria, 4.30, 6.35, 7.46. &. 40.
s.45. 1927. LEO a. m. 1850. l.40
and IL 80 =. M. On sunday at4.SO. O.S.4S:
$40 a. M. 2.45, els. 500 and 10. ID
Leave Alexandria for Washington, COS.
100, 2.lb. 800, 3,23. 500. $50. SIS
TOO, 7.20. $40, 1872 and 11.OS D. m
2.16. $50. 700, 7.2O. 9.10 and 1859
p. m
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and q
streets and at the stati3n, Sixth and d
streets, where orders can be left for the
OF baggage to destination from
hotels and residences
8. NJ. PREVOST. J.R. WOOD.
Gen. Manager. Gen. Passenger Agent
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FOR SALE-STOHES
FIRST AMERICAN ENGINEER.
mate of an Afr.isnouse.
New York Herald.

At the request OF Warden Lawrence Dun
ply Of the wUrH.:ouse, Magistrate kudiich.
In Essex Market police court yestenii y
rcUUEunIitted To That institution Wood Ben
sOl as a VagraEt. BcnsJn is cichty-nIne
years old. anu, according To his own s,oTy.
ne has never tasted tobacco, matt or spirit
loUs liquors IN any form during his four
score and odd years. This statement is to
great degree corroboraied 10y his appear
anoe. He is hale and hearty, stands per
.ectly erect, losing not an iuch of his feet
n height, writes wonderfully legible
aaud, and has never in his life. lie states,
Ised glasses. He spoke with precision ard
S evidently possessed OF his faculties To Il
remarkable degree in one SO advanced in
sears. Ecns0n has already served one
terrn of three mouths III the woTkhuuse,
where he is librarian. At The end Of a sim
Jar period he expects 10 be cared for by the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
II = il ConresI on viii this THAT Mr..
Benson makes a most rcEa.> >;ii,le claim
that of not only being IL" Oldest living
locomotive engineer, but t.Ic first in Amer
ica to ever pun the throttle on a moving
steam engine operated on a track or
railway. According to the story tod by
him in Essex market police court he was
born on "A farm in this city in 1907, the To-
cation being Amity street, or. as it is
inown to the present generation, West
Third street. He worked. as Il Young man.
IN machinery, and when the first locomo-
i've was constructed be assisted in the
work and. although the Inventor was the
,ominal engineer upon the initial trip over
he Hudson River Railway. Ben n says lie
vas the man actually ia charge of the
ihrnttle. During the fire OF tie Herkimer
bridge, which Will be recalled by all old
citizens, Benson says he was the engineer
who ran upon it, not knowing IL to he in
lames. This fact he discovered too late
10 retreat, so. opening wide the throttle,
ne dashed over the blazing structure,
burning the hair and eyebrows from his
head, but saving the train. Having in
1870 amassed considerable fortune. he
left the engine cab to speculate in Wall
street, where he soon lost all. For nearly
ten years, he says. tie stopped at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, but even row. as Warden
Dunphy's guest, he is perfectly happy.
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a Sea Song.

"A sea song.
4 leaning deck and a straining saill
Eo. boys! hoi
boiling wake and n Kissing rail;
flying breeze that does not fail
And Il craft that can catch the dolphin ia il!
Ho, boysi hot
white-capped sea and the smell of the
spray,
Ho. boys! no!
NTH scudding clouds and a crispy day
And the fearless hand on the wheel to lay;
daring hand at the wheel, / sayi
Ho, boysi ho!
streaming deck and slanting mast!
Ho. boys! no!
WIN an eye - th,' course ard all made fast
And the wind god blowing n singing blast
And the rocks That threaten a long way pastl
Ho. boys! no!
The jolliest life is a life n, seal
Ho. boys! hoi
With the wet well over the rail in the lee
And perch on the upperInost rail for me,
That is the life that is keen and frcei
Ho, boys! no!
Outing.
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FOR SALES Six-room house ard 10;
or Il. " q. X. R.: electric railroad now
iu pr,arss: good water: suitable Tor any
one having business IN city: cheap, If sold
in tw.. months; good reasons for selling.
For par iciilars address l. Fl. STANDS.
Hyaitsville, Nd Ie5-3t
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ENS tl!c supreme Court OF the District Of CC
lGnl..it;- the 2hih day OK J;neary, $50

ES t!c supreme Court OF the District of Co
lGnl.sia. the 2hiii day OF Janeary, 1Ss6,
iciin II. Sis IS. Joha II. f:oisrnlan ct al,
NJ. 1879. Equity Docket 10
On motion of ilfe plaintiff. bs Mr. william
]. Mailer, his solicitor. 1t is cTdrrcsi t!'at the
Defendant. Wiiliam l.. Crawford, cause his
appearance to be entered herein on or before
tee FIST rule-ffa y occurring forty d.iy after
i.iSt!iy III her tse the c..;iss III bc proceed
ei with is IN case Of Gpf:suit.
Toe object 1T this snit is 10 have a new
trustee appointed in TIA" place and stead
or said defeI eIiants, william l.. Crawford
snd Laura J. Crawford, heirs-at-iaw of
Richard K. Cra wford, deceased, and TO hive
the property sold. and for other and further
relief. and further, t;at this "Tier be i,.ip
isiIed in the Washington LII ~ Exporter AID
Washington Times once n week III each II
three successive weeks
BY the court
(SeaL) L. +. TINGHAM,
Chief Justice, &c.
True copy. Test:
j.. YOUNG, Clerk, &c.
By L. L. WILLIAMS Asst. Clerk.
la3o, fc6, l3-3t
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE-A coed horse. suitah lie
for delivery wa gon or cab: viii be sc ID
cheap II taken before Saturday. Inquire
OF l.. s. HOLLIDGE, care Saks Il Co.
fe6-3t-em
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wANTED-Clerica work or any kind
by young man (19b. understands book
Eceping. typewrtting, and can furnish good
refs Address CLERK B, this office.
fpl,G-1 4 ON
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FOR SALE or +Ieha aBge-New 6-roOrn
brick. for suburban lots; must be Gear.
EASTERDAY Il HALDEMAN. 6I7 14th 81.
feh5-2f
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FOR SALE-Two Jersey cows; cDe
with calr three weeks DID, the other
been milking about two months Inquire of
l. s. HOLLIDGE, Bfookhnd, d. c.
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w wANTED-W ashfps To do at hii;nc
or by the day by Il coIor,d woman Ad-
dress gl1, in rear L ST. rt-em
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THE DAYS" Cure-soid by an drug
gists. Warranted ian27- -I3t
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wANTED-Youn man will give $50
10 any one securing him a permanent
position as watchnlan, collector or any
place OF trust; can give security. Box so.
feb6-3te m
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FOR SALE-Garfieid Pharmacy, cor
9Th and l SITS. NV, city. at public
auction. at the premises. Saturday, Feb.
s, 1895, at 3:15 O'Clock p. II. JOHN C.
CHANEY. assignee, 1920 F st. NV.
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ON or about the first of February, NJ.
and r. Vance of the English Home
made bread firm. Will remove to 1910
I4th St NV. ja31-7t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL meeting OF Bricklayers
Union wiz I've Fed Thursday, Feb. g,
Z go y. m. By order of committee, J. b.
DOWEIL- 1t
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HALEE. wonderful medium, tells past
present and future and all events OF
life. 25c. and 50c. Daily. $50 II st. NV.
1a27- item
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMAL
Help Wanted and Situations Wanted
20 Words for i0c
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FOR RRNf-HousE.
FOR SALE-HoUSES.

FOR SALE, Rent or Exc.,ange-New
frame house.. cellar. water: one or more
acres. B. & P. K. K, Room z, $50 F ST. NV.
fe2-7t
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FOR RENT-Three large unfur. rooms:
new houses blocks from G z. o.: every
convenience: rent reasonable. I102 N. Cap.
fe3 -3t-pm
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Twol large communicating
rooms, fur, suitable for light house
keeping; Cd floor; heat and gas; use OF
parlor; rent. SIS. 80 St NV. fi-3t, EN-
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DIR. LEON.

PAIN1INS AND DECORATING.
Rooms handsomely decorated from $40
UP. nesigns ard estimates furnished
CHAS ERNST CO, 1216 F st. NV.
jaS-lm
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wANTED-By young married man.
robust, strong, common school educa
ton, a situation where he could learn
some business. Address HUSTLER, this
office. fcl-.t
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wAN NTED- Position as engineer, as
sistanL OF oiler by youue man: willing
to 90 oIt OF The city. W. l. p, this office.
fe3-3t-em -
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w A ANTED-A position by young col
ored man as porter or bclimau: can
furnish best Of references. W. II. GIL.
MORE, SOC 23d st. NV. fel-1t
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FOR RENT. 3, or 4 rooms. with
use OF ,..iar AID Stable, Ia tn and gas
for $40, SI3, or SIC. Call at 1893 sth ST.
NV. fei-3t ,em
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RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
.- RAILROAD.

STATION CORSET Of SINTH AND D
STREETS.
In Effect Jnnmry @, 1896
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FOR RENT-Furpished rooms en- suite
or single: also rarfor furnished or un-
furnished. southern exposure; with meals
or without 3Gt e st. NV. fcl-Tt
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WA NTED 500 in cash will be Maid
to any one procuring me a government
position paying not less tnan $40 per month
L am entitled To Il position without passing
u civil service examina ton; all cummuni,
cations confidential. Address CASH. this
Office. Item
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FOR SALE-Finc lot OF AngoFa cats:
also few breed dogs. SCHMID'S BIRD
STORE, No. 7I2 18th NV. feb2-9L
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WANTED-Ioung man of some ex-
perlence desires position in whoIcSa ie
liquor house: gpO1 salesman and coGt COM
mand fair trade at start; hes; refs. Ad-
dress u. NJ. this office f3-3tefn
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FOR RENT-Unfur.. FOR Housekeeping.
two bright rooms; bath and gas: 81.
1439 { st. sw. f4-4t,en
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PERSONALS.

PROF. CLAY. Greatest Medium, tells
business, love affairs. lost or stolen
property; removes bad luck, evil influences:
Zee, 5U cents: hours, 10 to 8; open sun
day. 4S8 II St, bet. 4 12 and 9Th sts sw.
fpf-in
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eral mechanic who understands the
care OF horses wants work. e. X. L., this
office
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NTED A young man, with first
class refs, desires place in an office
Address A. N, this office. fe4-3t
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FOR RENT-134S st. NV, large,
handsomely fur. rooms, I'd floor. en-
suite o. single. fe1 ri en-
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j. T. w wALKERS SONS. 2O4 ST
NV, carpet lining, felts, fire brick, and
clay, asbestos, paints, br,Sh hes, lime, cement.
two and thrce-pIy roofing material ap21 If
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WANTED-By colored man, place To
COOK In hotel, restaurant or private
family; good references. Address 1910
4th st. NV. Ii
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WA ANTED-Position as ;Issfsiafli Stew
ard. carver or storerooin keeper in hotel:
experience and refs address X. :. A - this
Office feb5-9t
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WANTED young man OF -, p0-
sition Of any kind; have. 4 years ex-
perience as clerk; can fur. good refs. Ad-
dress u. T.. this Oflicc. fe4-2t en-
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PRINTER. young man having eight
years experience in New York, wishes
a position. IL. WILSON. 223 ST. NV.
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wANTED-iiy a young man with S
years experience. Il positfon IN stCrc.
ref. furnished. Address W. c.. this Of
iic-'. fei-3t-e m
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FOR SALE-Livery stable. with AZ
boarders: centrally located: splendid
hiring trade; reason for selling. am retiring
from business. STABLE, this office.
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w AN W III sC4Iit kiiln-ifc.trteti IN
iiuential gentleman interested IN the
welfare OF young men, be kind enough 20
assist boy OF l6 10 get an apprenticeship
IN Bureau of Engraving and Printing: can
furnish good reference. Address p NJ,
this office. f,.t5-at
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WA ANTED-By white man. Situation
as coachinaB: can furnish first-eIass
refs- Address n A. Il. s.. this office
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FOR SALE-Sio cash Will buy good.
CorcOran st. fe3-3tem
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FOR RENT Beautiful nat OF three
large rooms. second floor. with heat
bath aEd all cunveniences FOR light house
keeping: Sl2.ao per month. Apply 1921
North CaritoI ST.. near ii. Z. q. le4-4t
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WANTED-By settled white woman.
is thorough cock and housekeeper;
wants q place where cooking is to lie done
and good wages paid. Address a T.,
this office. IL
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w ANTED-situation by experienced
bartender; ref. furnished. Address
Pox 1913 CulpepeT Va - fe51t
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"ANTED-By competent dresSma kcr
sewing in family by week: or perma nent
position with dresslnSs-ar, salary no object
If permanent. Address Box "a, this Office
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wANTED-By a first-cIass Iaundress
work TO be done at hcnic. Apply Mrs.
FOSTER, 1113 Sd ST NV 1t
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family; good refs: can ma Ike good bread:
go bonn nights. Call 1914 Blackburn's
court bet eth and 10th. MandN IL
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A. n energetic ncsis by an i.rt-tmrnt II
$3.50 can place himself in a position to
make si.'s''s i"r yrstr. Address BENZ.
o. La RI +, Ireatun. y. j., Z. y. B. 5i5
fc.;-it-.m
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wANTED-Positi by young man:
single: as farm manager; son of n
farmer and student OF Cornell. Box 2e5
Canistco. N. Y. ~
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w ANTED-B Young c,,loresi man
place i'll private !amiiy ur p.IriPr in
store. Apply to No. 3Du q -, Sc. febh-3r
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EDUCATIONAL.

1877 California st, ne.: oil painting
taught: terms reasonable; work on ex-
hiEitiOn. fe6-3t
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HELP wAyTED-NALR
hesp Wanted and iSi,uaiions Wan,ed
20 Words for I0...

WA ANTED-Youpg sing!, man with en-.
erSy 10 assist in cutting meat and gem
erai work around meat store. 1881 Cor.
coran st. If-en,
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wANTED-2 or 8 rooms in NV. bet.
N j. ave. and Tth ST.. for light house,
keeping; convenient to Metropolitan and
Columbia car lines, pay in advance. Ad-
dress H. W. g.. this Office fe5-3t
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CAREI AGE sti.nS ahered 10 the n z.
ulajiuns .,it,sip. at 629 Mass. ave. NV;
d.ul = is,~t5E GEO. l.. BENNER.
Tt@S-.it-s-sl
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w A NTED-A Young man desires room.
board. and use of parlor fer spiritual
si..ings. with privilege OF holding feances.
private family or widow preferred. Address
I,o< IL this office. It
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wANTED-ROOMS.

WA NTED-A gentleman desires
room for occasional use. in NV; close
in: with discreet people, who mind their
own business. Address RESP ONSIBLE.
this office. fe6 st
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FOR s A LE-SrnaI pet performing cog;
very intelligent. SCHMiD'S BIRD
STORE. re 12th ut. feb4-3t
Evening journal., 1896-06-29
Raaa Ball Notes .

Ex manager and captain Of the New
Yorks, John M. Ward, says he thlnkslthat
Manager Tebeau, of the Olevelands. "hss
allowed hls temper TO control him so
long on the field, that he is little short
Of insane on the umpire question"
Pitcher Mains, who was with Boston
and WAS thought by Manager Sslee to be
phenomenon, was batted by the Angus
Ia, Maine team, Of the New England
League. recently for seventeen hits.
The HagerstoWn Baseball Club has re-
leased Pitcher Thomas Flansgan, OF
Wilmington, and Catcher o ven Shehan
because they opposed the methods Of
Captain Sthutfer, who was upheld By the
management.
The Philadelphia club used It's new
pitcher, Ksener, In the game at Boston
Saturday He WAS unsteady, but was
not bRtted hard and may be valuable
acquisition.
MIR. Grsw, the crack third basemAn
who was III so long with typhoid fever,
has rejoined Baltimore
The Philadelphia Pross says Jerry
Nops and Vickery are the star twlrlers
Of the Atlantic League.
Metcslf. young pitcher who Is With
thu Huntingdon. Pa, team will bear
watching. He never gives his oppon
entg over Eve hits In a game
Mertes, the new Western League out
fielder, will join tho Philadelphia at
Brooklyn.
AS consequence OF the rlotous per
formances OF the Cleveland players at
Louisville on Thursday aHd Friday. the
entire team was arrested on Saturday
charged with breach OF the peace Can
tain Tebsau was fined 500; MeKosn
S75, and Burkott and McAleer sou anc
$75 respectively. The rest we're dis
missed An appeal was taken.
The investigation OF the case OF Amo.
Rusie began this morning in Pittsburg
behind closed doors John NJ Ward rep
resents Rusis and John l. Rogers repre-
sents Freedman.
Evening journal., 1896-06-29
Ia n Dnnreroue OondifIon.

CHEsTER, June 29-Emil o. Haas, OF
724 Morton avenue. this city. wko was
struck 5y a trolley car at Fifty sixth
street aud Woodland avenue, Philadel
pbis, yesterday afternoon, is in precar.
ious condition at his home Dr.. ] L.
Forwood could not make an exhaustive
examination owing to lapses Of uncon
sclousness, but he found that Mr.. Haas
had broken shoulder blade and was
badly cut about the head and probably
sustained fractured skull. IL Is also
thought one arm Is broken and one leg
frAetnred. Ar Haas IS 3 prominent
member OF ths Chester Bicycle Club The
accident happened while he aud his wife
were wheeling to Fairmount Park. In
turning TO escape trolley car the latter
struck Mr.. Haas wheel hur!ing him VIC
lently to the ground.
Evening journal., 1896-06-29
SATURDAYS Games.

Wilmington lost two games at New
Haven on Saturday, giving the Elm City
representatives the whole series. The
chief cause OF this disaster for the viii
mingtonans was the numerous errors
made By them. OF course the New
Haven pitchers give it as victory for
their pitchers. Az a matter OF fact the
scores show that 1t was nothing Of the
kind
As tho EVENING JOURNAL has held
heretofore, barring untoward oircum
stances the Wilmington club can
hit the bali az we'll as the
best Of them. Its hit column always
compares favorably with It's opponents.
What loses the games Is the fact that
whenever Wilmington player makes an
error II seems that it Is just at the time
when the error will count most for its
adversarles
So It was on Saturday. In the FIRST
game, though New Haven made but
eight hits off Amole it eked out i've runs
from them chiefly because Wilmington
made FIVE 81 rors
Ia the second game they made 10 hits of
McCaderty, not such large number
when the fact that no gave but two
bases on balls is considered. Bat here
seven errors gave New Haven score Of
nine runs.
To be cure there Is some excuse for
missrsbls fielding by visiting team on
such grounds as the New Haven aggre-
CATION furnishes it's visitors. The fsld
Is = succession Of hills and hollows and a
fielder never knows where the bali Is
going next
But there Is no excuse for an average
of elk errors game and Wilmington
must do better IN ic wishes &c stay in the
race for the p~nnant.
Nswell's work with the stick was par.
tlcularly brilliant on Saturday. he having
two threebaggers while Klnsella Spratt
and McCsferty pegged two base each.
The scores.
First game
RH.E
New Haven "a o o 0 o 90 0 10
Wilmington 80 0 o Q O OIL .
Batterles-Frye. Garvin and Hodge; Amol,
Second game:
RH.E
wiimineton wiz ainssai. 4 / Z S-s
Batteties-Maekie and Hodge; MoCaffertl
At Paterson-Psterson aud "Mets'
split even on Saturday, each taking one
The score:
First game:
RHE
Paterson: .....s 90 900 10
Metronolitan.. q o U o. 9 IL
Second Game
R.Hl
Paterson. 200 O20l O-5 10
Metropolitan. 90 K
At Hartford-HsrtfoId won frou
Newark to-day by the tremendous bat
ting which thoy did, enabling them E
Evening journal., 1896-06-29
DIED.
CAMPBELI,-On June "a

CAMPBELL-On June "A, 1895, George
Campbell, Sr.
CHEERS-On June %. 1896, James K. Cheers
DINNEEN.-On June 2s Jeremiah p. son
Of Patrick and Mary D!nneen, aged 1 year
and MONTHS.
Re atives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from he residence Of his parents
No; $50 Bennett street, on Tuesday, June jl
at y. IN.
DoDD-In this city, on june p, 1896, David
Dodd, axe d 66 years.
GEAR-On the 23d instant Mary, widow OF
the late Charles Gear, aged 65 years.
GROSS-At Pine Grove Farm, near Chris
tiana. DEL. on June %, 1896, Eta May. daugh-
ter of James M. ana Sarah K. Gross, in heI
10Th year
HARE-On June % 1896. Nancy Hare.
SHARP-On J0ne "a. 1896. at her home, No.
lO00 Tatnall street., Margaret D., widow Of Dr.
solomon Sharp.
TEAS-On DuPont's Banks, on June %, 1896
Martha Teas. in her 18th year.
Evening journal., 1896-06-29
Rrduced Rnta tn Ohicarn-

Account OF the Democratic National
Convention, Chicago, ILL.,, the B & o. R
R. will sell excursion tickets from all
Ticket Stations on its lines east OF the
Ohio River, for ell trains July 3. 4. and
8, good for return passage until July II
inclusive, at one single fare for the round
trip
Tickets will, also, be sold by all con-
Meeting lines.
The B. & o. maintains a double daily
service OF fast vestibuled express trains,
with Pullman Sleeping and Dining Cars
attached, running through to Ohisago
solid without change or transfer.
Evening journal., 1896-06-29
A small Bov Drowned

PORT DBPosiT Md June 30. Sylvan
Kane. aged Z years, son of William Ksne.
Of this place. was accidentally drowned In
the su' quehsnna river last ievenIng 2
about 9 o'clock No one saw him fall
into the river, but he was soon missed.
and search was made from where he
last seen and where some of his play
things were found on Rlnhart's wharf
The body was recovered with grsppling
hooks after 1t had been In the water two
hours
Evening journal., 1896-06-29
Among tho WheoImen.

The special sermon to wheslmen which
was to have been delivered by Rev. W.
L. s. Murray at st. Paul's NJ e Church
last night Was postponed
The Wilmington riders who went TO
Philadelphia on Saturday to compete in
the Pennsylvania Bicycle Club races did
very we'll. In the one third mile hanii-
cap ,. II. Minnick got ascond IN one heat
aud Frank Turner got frst In another.
Minniek got second place In the two mile
handicsp Time, 43
The Brsndywine wheelm IN took a club
run aorcss country yesterday.