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which will take place from the resi-
dence No Jay street. at . o'clock p.
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New Designs in Wall Paper a:
SehaIzlein's. "a W. Broadway.
The morning times., 1896-10-05
ANOTHER BASEBALL WAR.
MagnateS of the Western League
Mt LGgg,.rhends

Milwaukee, ocr. 4.-Another baseball war
is on, but IL VIII not reach the proportions
that the Brotherhood war OF 1891 diu.
THIS time il is between John I Brush OF
the Indianapolis Club and John Goodnow
OF the Minneapolis Club on the one Siuc ana
the remaining >iX members of the Western
League On the other.
Notwithstanding reports to the contrary.
McSsrs. Brush and GOcdnOw have mace
application to the National League hoard
To have protection withdrawn from the
Western League on the ground that the
agreement entered into with the National
League has been viola Icd in more than one
instance and they ask III return that pro-
lection he granted them for the purpose
OF forming another league similar 10 the
Western League with the exception that
they elect what cities they may desire.
When 1t became evident that there w3S
trouble ahead for the Western League. Pres
ideDt johnson called a meeting OF the man
ayers in Milwaukee for yes. .crtlay morning
Manning and CnmiSkcy could not attend.
for the reason that they could not possibly
reach Milwaukee in time.
Il. ID. VanuerneCk arrived here Friday
evening. and, with President johnson. held
n private conference in the office of Al
tOrney Kiililea. They mapped out their
plan of action. which Will he to vigorously
oppose Brush and Goodnow before the
hoard of the National League MessrS
johnson AMI Killilea were appointed CON-
nIittee to go to New York and plead their
case before the board.
They left at 4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
for Chicago. AMI after conference witt
Jim Hart. of the Chicago Club. they will
start for New York AMI reach there in
time to attend the meeting OF the board
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Monday morning
tits certain tina tshOrld the National League
Board decide 10 withdraw protection from
the Western League an injunction will be
The morning times., 1896-10-05
Eddie. Bald.

stand, Bald and Tom Butler are tied fur
first place, Cooper is one point below Them
and Arthur Gardiner. the Chicago crack.
is one point below Cooper. Butler will
not be able Ia bc here today, as ne races
in \ lbany. He desired very much To CONF
over from Pllinfield with the other speed
merchants" but as hr had been entered
at Albany he did not dare come for fear
OF suspension.
Ii Bdld wins ont this afternoon he will
be the undiSputed champion OF the season
OF 90, aS he was in 'g5. II may be added
though, That il TOmniie Cooper ana a rite"
Gardiner have any say i'll the matter Il"
Will not show them the WAY across the
tape Both OF these flyers are right in
the pink uf condition, and are ont for Il
slice OF the championship pie.
CAME IN SATURDAY.
The CircuIt chaSers came in Saturday
evening ut II O'Clock from Newark, y. j.,
where they Were racing Saturday after
noon nj Waverly Park. They are quartercd
at Wizards. The register shows: W. C.
Pelot, manager, Arthur Gardiner, W. Il.
Young, II. G. Clark, W. 7. Stanton, j. h.
Bowler, w. W. Reedy, Pat O'Connor, and
A. C. Mcricus, composing the Morgan n
Wright Racing Team. f. c. Bald and his
trainer, s. II. Strowbridgc, are also stop
ping there. The party is accompanied by
F. Ed spooner. the veteran "on The Spot
cycling correspondent.
Tom Cooper aud his trainer, the famous
Mother Webb, whose strong right arm
pushed "Gcntlenan'' Harry Tyler to 50
many victories last year and the year he
fore. has been in the city since Wednesday.
They are at the Metropolitan. Cooper will
make his first appearance before Wash
ingtOn spectators this afternoon.
He is one OF the youngest racing men
on the path today, being only twenty-five
years old. He has been before the public
for only about two years; few have bounded
more quickly to the top of the racing ladder
Cooper began his racing career in '94, rid
ing in Glass !. . with marked success, until
fall, when he went IN Glass B to become one
of the paccuiakers for Bliss and Dirnberger
on their celebrated reCurd-brcaking trip.
His career since that time is familiar to all
interested in cycle history.
Personally he is one of the most modest
The morning times., 1896-10-05
IN GREAT SHAPE.


II am feeling in great shape" he said
yesterday, and do not expect to disap-
point my friends. | hope to win or at
least tie Bald for the cha pionShip
have started in firty-seven events during
the season, ur which | have won forty
From monetary point of view, have
done very well, as my winnings have
amounted to nearly $4,000"
Have you any plans for the coming
season." was asked.
None, as yet he replied. After the
races tomorrow shall return to my home
In Detroit and rest for a few days. |
shall then 60 to California -
''Wili you 60 for The records while on
the coast?'
He smiled quietly. Well, that de-
pends,' he said.
They are a jolly lot, those NJ W.
team boys.
the new cycling hat. They are a dark
brown in color, broad of brim cowboyish
and breezy looking. They claim that they
are the latest manifestation.
The hotties; hing that ever came down
the pike as Billie Young says. They
were very much in evidence in the To-
tunda OF Wizards.
Cannon Bald, the speedy Buffalonian,
was seen yesterday afternoon just after
ue hdu retHheu from ii urlNc over 'hc CITY
what do you t!;ink of the town?' he
was asked.
Great he responded simply, "out o.
sight. This is my first visit to Washington
and l like it Immensely. a man who fol-
lows the circuit sees all the cities of any
Importance. This is the prettiest one
have ever seen"
Have you ridden in as many races this
year as You did last year?''
Mo- lie said, Il have started in thirty
five circuit races, out of Which l got
eighteen firsts." ....
"How do you stand now as regards per-
centageT'
II don't know exactly what my per-
The morning times., 1896-10-05

centagc is, but / am tied with Tom Butler
for FIRST place. II win tomorrow / Will
occupy tie top rung OF the ladder alone"
Are YOU going To follow tie proposed
Southern circuit this wintcr?'' was asked.
III Mckinley is clec ed l probably WILL"
hc replied, but if Bryan is elected there
Will ne no Southern circuit to follow -
sure, me bhoy, and its dead right you
are chimed in hig Pat o'Connor.
The same hig Fat O'Connor is lind,
likewise peach. He is the most famons
quad" stccrsman in this country, lie is
Away i'll dcmandin rucurd- -breakingcamps
He Will go with the NJ n W. team t.
Coronado Beach, cal. this fall. when they
go out for records.
Pat Will probably not appear in Wash
iUgtOn at all. Poor Pat is in hard luck
For he received word day before yesterday
that lie mas been suspended. us he entered
at the Qu!ll Club Whcclmen's meet last
Saturday and failed To appear. O'Connur
is great fellow, however, even if lie is
under Chairman Gidcon's bar at present
For genuine Irish wit no one in the circuit
can compare with HIM
THE AUSTRALIAN TRIP.
The racing rcn were discussing a pro-
posed trip to Australia this fan when one
of the party called attention To the fact.
that at the An,ipOdes they do not have
cement tracks, such as are generally used
in thls country. but that the usual track
there iS madc OF grass. Manager Plot
of the NJ. x W team. spoke up, and
said. i'll the slang of tie race track:
Well, boys, if We go there wcll burn
up their old grass tracks for them"
''Yis,' reI..arked Pat, quickly, AN faith
an we'll make ciudcr tracks Of thin. we
Will"
For the past two Years Arthur Gardiner
has been III" star uf the Good Tire"
team. From the very start OF his career
GARDENERS showing upon tie track has
been a sensational one, and he is regarded
not only as a strong cumpcttive rider. bur.
IL one Of the best followers Of pace III
this country. He has MADE record trial.
galore and has never been shaken from a
pacing machine in lbs life.
Yes he SAID III reply 10 questions
Il Ike the racing game aud shall stick To
it until lose my grip and become one of
the chronic also rams ! Will go to Chi
cago, my home, next Tuesday, where the
The morning times., 1896-10-05
GRIDIRON NOTES.

have helped to make much OF the gridIrun
history OF this country. is rapidly pushing
himself TO the front as Il master pf the.
pigsSin game. This one is named rthur,
;iud. like ms brothers. he aspiTeS 10 win
fame as Il back. lie Is a splendidly built
chap. somewhat larger than ms nTutners.
but as active as a kitten. He gives prom
ise of great things. and Capt Cochran Of
Princeton says that hr - a winner.
Pennsy's scrub team is showing WONDER
full form. Behind the line they are eNctp-
tionally strong aud keep the varsity boys
hustling To hold them down. Ex-Capts.
Williams and Brooks have their-eyes ON
several OF the fastest men OF the team and
may shift them to the 'varsit. before the
season closes.
Oliver the big guard who mana -ed the
Orange Athletic Club last year. has gone
~ Cnlnraro TO coach the Denver \ ithietio
Club eleven.
The morning times., 1896-10-05
SNEERS II GOILD
English journal Thinks a Fuss Was
Mnde Over q Smnu Mnlter

London Oct. i.-Land and Water YES
terday in an editorial article on the Gould
affair says:
Howard Gould does not think the ROYAL
Yacht Association treated him well about
the water tanks. ! fancy there is IL very
unnecessary fuss over 4 small matter.
Howard Gould seems to imply that. as a
gentleman, he ca II only race against gentle
N en-, and therefore he cannot race a gain in
English waters. | suppose they will give
him Inhllc reception at the New York
Yacht Club.
1T is curious that all the friction has
come about because Anne ricans do not make
their honesty tianSpare and kick when
sorry when there is friction, but America
has not had very long training in codes of
honor among sportsmen, and she has not
yet learned that a challenge 10 show her
credentials is not of necessity an insinua-
ton OF diShonor.
The Prince of Wales should. according
to American precedent. retire from the turf
when Jockey in his employ is made to
weigh OUT
The Yachtsman says:
THE Royal London Club is to be congratli-
lated on the attitude of it's committee in
the matter of Newnes' propOsed challenge
for the Americas cup. The refusal of
the club to forward any challenge SO long
as the new deed of gift remains recognized
by the New York Club as in any way
tent with its former expressed opinion of
that curious document. The ROYAL Yacht
Squadron appears to be the only club in
England content to Illuminate itself. and
the result has not proved quite adequate to
Its cOmp1aiSance."
The morning times., 1896-10-05
HAS POSTED NO MONEY.
Corbrtt Claims Not TO Have VioIate ed
The. Law

New York. Oct. 1.-The statement that
Corbett and FitzsimmonS had a secret un-
derstapdinE regarding the amount OF tile
stake to be fought for in their pr;,lo>ed
Championship battle is admitted by Cor.
Dett. The latter says, however. that he
WAS not the one WHO suggested that the
amount bc reduced from $50 600 to So
900. lie further states that he has signed
no article of agreement for the proposed
contest, and that there is not one cent of
stake money posted. lie says FitZsinmons'
statements are nos only premature hut not
In keeping with the facts.
Il have refraiDed from taking an active
part in the NATTER said Corbett. be
cause | appreciate my position in rega rd
To the charges made against me for viclat-
ing the boxing laws OF this State. and |
do not propose to have anything TO say ON
the suhiectof this match until those charges
are disposed OF. When arraiEned in Court
j stated that ! had not signed any articles
or in any way made myself liable by any
thing did or said at the meeting bet wcen
FitZsimmonS and myself at the Partholdi
Hotel last month. and that is a fact
"A my position at the present time is q
very serious one, and as value my liberty.
do not propose to do anything that will
1eopardiZc 1t at this critical time. No
money has been posted with All Smith.
the stakeholder. since that meeting. and.
speaking for myself, i will say that mine
will not 20 up until know that such an
act is not u viola ton of the statutes.
..Fitzsimmons can do as he pleascs about
the matter, l want one thing understood.
however, and tnaI is tlat wilen q purse Is
offered for a contest between Fitzsmmons
and m yself will be on hand to sign any
articles that may be submitted by the
party securing the fight"
..Wherc do you think The fight will take
placc?' was asked.
..probably in Mexico. Dan Stewart
has promised to offer purse Tor IL. and
N he does / feel quite confident that there
will be no difficulty about his selecting
place where we can meet without inter
ference from the authorities. l VIII Day
noattentiun to any other fighters until after
my fight with FitZsimmons.
i.My match with Sharkey is off Tor good
and all i lost five weeks training for
that fight, and l don't propose 10 train
any more for the sailor fighter. j am
going to fight Fitzsimmons because he is
the man ] want to whip before retire.
and will do everything In my power at
the prapcr time to arrange matters salts
factorily."
The morning times., 1896-10-05

Three of the best known crack-a ,IacA
cyclers will battle Tor supremacy ana we
title OF champion this afternoon AT ii'ta
national Athletic Park. These tilrec ii'ii
are Edward Cannon" Bald, Arthur oaiu
liner and Tommy Cooper. rms a''eFio"ii .
meet is the last one on the hatioii.' "s
and n,rts no close ut the seasons racing
The rivalry between the crack-a-1acfs
WIN have followed the circuit this season
has been keen and hot. AS lhey now
The morning times., 1896-10-05
Plum hers Elect Officers

waukee, Wis, Oct 4--The Plumbers
Association finished its annual session YES
terday, after selecting Nashville as the
uext place OF meeting, and selecting the
following Officersi National president, WIZ
lam +. Redmond, Chicago, vice presidents,
John J Donovan, Boston, Mass; Thomas II .
w. W. Morrison, st. Louis; j. p. Hillary,
Lynn, Mass; NJ. L. Neary, Minneapolis,
Robert II. Egan, Louisville; secretary and
treasurer, NJ. ]. Gounahan, Pittsburg; auxil-
iary secretary, j. j. Mckee, Pittsburg, ma
tlonal organizer, William J. Spencer, Buff
falO.
The morning times., 1896-10-05
BLUE COATS AND FIRE LADD1Es.

The members of the police force Will
today doff their white vests and short
coats and put on their winter uniforms
The different drivers OF the police am
bulance department have Ecen provided
with an assistant who always accompanies
them on each run. The assistant to driver
lanes Oliver is Charles Crtss, 10 driver
william Orr, William Clarkson; to driver
Rhodes. Walter Krebs. and 10 Chief Ridgelys
BENJAMIN Jones.
The morning times., 1896-10-05
jealousy Responsible for Murder

ogden, Utah, Oct. AT 7:3O O'Clock
last evening, near Thirty-fifth street and
Washington avenue, a young man named
w. L. Edison shot Miss Lille OFT twice and
her escort, a MIR. McCabe, once, with a
3S-calibre revolver. One bullet entered
the right breast or the girl aud the other
McCabe received flesh wound IN tine arm
Miss OFT cannot recover. Edison gave hinI-
self up immediately after the shooting
Jealously is said to have been the cause
of the shooting.
The morning times., 1896-10-05
CHESS CONGRESS OPENED.
Pillsbury VIII Compete for HOnOrs

Budapest, Oct. 4-The international chess
congress opened in this city this morning.
Those entered are: Pllsbury, America:
Popiel and Winawer, Poland: Albin, Marco
and Schlechter, Austria: MarocZy, Charou-
SEX and Noa, Hungarian; Tarrasch and
Walbrodt. Germany, and Jauo wski. France
After the congress was opened the play
ers proceeded to draw their numbers, and
the schedule of Elay throughout the tOurna-
ment was made known.
The morning times., 1896-10-05

secured at once preventing the carrying
out of the proposed plans.
The latest story in regard to the war
is to the effect that a new league will be
formed and that Eastern circuit will lie
made up OF Chicago. indianapolis, Columbus
and another good city near the Ohio line
The Western end ouldinclude Milwaukee.
Minneapolis and either st. Paul or Des
Moiues.
The morning times., 1896-10-05
Old Railroad Man Dead.

Chicago, oct 4.-Frederick j. starns,
seventy-six years OF age. who has been
known among railroad men throughout the
northwest ever since the beginning Uf rail
road construction in Wisconsin, nearly a
half century ago. died yesterday morning
at his home, Whitewater, Wis, after an
Illness of long duration. A widow and two
widowed daughters survive him.
The morning times., 1896-10-05
Trick Riding.

]. Lee Richardson. the noted trick rider,
who is accompanying the speed merchants
an exhibition of his skill last evening in
front of Wizards. on Pennsylvania avenue.
About $50 people gathered on the side
walks and street TO see and applaud him.
Some of his tricks are exceedingly diff
cult. he performs them all with ease and
grAce
The morning times., 1896-10-05

SIpe, DnIman 6. Blake's wOrld-famous
trick dog. and educated pony show opens
a weeks enga gemtn Mt the corner OF Four
teepth and V streets northwest tonight.
The show is spoken of in the highest terms
by the press of neigbboring cities and
made the greatest kind Of a success in
particularly pleasing to ladies and chill
dren.
The morning times., 1896-10-05

team VIII disband. have no plans Tor
next season"
otto Zcigler, the speedy little West
erner, fractured his arm in Plainficld lasi
week in a spill i'll the mile handicap. This
puts him into forced retirement for Il
month or two.
The morning times., 1896-10-05

and unaSSuming men on the path His
head has not. in tine slightest degree
been turned by his wonderful success
He is a man of very temperate habits,
never drinking or smoking. even when not
in training. His sober, steady life has
been one of the greatest factors In his sue
rpSS
The morning times., 1896-10-05

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The morning times., 1896-10-05

A beautiful, Modern Home.
For So. 400. A Few hundred cash. and
the Balance as rent. Location nor theast
Times Real Estate Bureau.
The morning times., 1896-10-05
When the FIRE Alarm Sounds

1t may he to summon the engines To com,
to YOUR house. Did You insure through
The Times Real Estate Bureau2
The morning times., 1896-10-05
GREATEST. IN AL THE LAND
Crack Bicycle Riders Here to
Compete for Championship.
ARE PUNCHED TOGETHER

On the Result of Today's Event De-
pends the standing of Star Men.
Chats With Cooper, Bald, Gardiner
and Others of the Party-Wh hat
They Have to Say.
The morning times., 1896-10-05
PRINTERS AND BooKBINDEns

LETTER HE.tDs, Booklets, Pamphlets-I
PRINT rHem-promptly--n disapp lintments-
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Central Power House, Room 80
The morning times., 1896-10-05
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The morning times., 1896-10-05
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The morning times., 1896-05-10
PROPOSALS.
PRoPoSALs FOR DRAYAGE ID,

PROPOSALS FOR DRAYAGE De
pot Quarternaster's Office, Washing
ton, d. c., May 8, 1896. Sealed proposals.,
O'Clock neon. THURSDAY, June IL, 1896.
and then opened, for handling, hauling or
transporting public stores or property, be-
tween points in Washington, D. c., and
neighboring points, during fiscal yeer. .cCtn-
mencIug July 1, 1896. Information fur
nIshed on application. United States re-
serves right to accept or reject any or all
proposals, or any part thereof. Envelopes
containing proposals should be marked
Proposals for Drayage, &C." and ad-
dressed to MAJOR c. F. HUMPHREY.
Depot @. NJ. my1O-4t
The morning times., 1896-05-10
ATTENTION - THIRD A

CUhTS AoHOIIAIlON. Mcmucrs OF
tie 1Hird Army Corps Association, W asst
1ngUOn branch. who intend 10 turn ont
with The association on the occasion OF
tue unyeHInE of lhc Hancock statue. on
TUESDAY. The l2th inst, Will assemble
promptly al i:z5 p. IA. on the street in-
mcd!atciy south ri Tie State. NaU aHu Navy
be worn as FAR as practicable: white
gloves, AID black feit hat, rcgUsat5ou IL
"A. X. II at land, with Third Corps pi-
VISION badge attached Jhc rCto. TncSc
badges are one and Ouc-half inches square,
OF red. wnItc or blue flannel, ana III not
at hand can be readily made. Al THIRD
Corps survivors are TnCSU cordially invited
to JOIN Us. no ndttcr whether hey belong to
the association or not. Come one ana all
and help your comrades OF the old Third
Corps to make as Creditable a Stl wing as
possible on tins occaS.on- By direction OF
the president. JOHN T. STRATTAN
Secretary Third Army Corps Association.