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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-10

The Benwood base ball club defeated
the Gnllaghers, OF Moundsville. in n
closely contested game on the Riverside
grounds yesterday afternoon by 10 to Q.
The &c. Stamps defeated the Nail City
s,arnpIng works team by the score Of
10 o. the pitchers were Carlisle and
Dolly.
The White Swan Laundrys defeated
the pearl Laundry is to II, on the round
house diamond Sunday morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-10

Taken oil IN uTl, Wheeling - extremely
t,clCy 70 have won i've games 20 four
-. SnE. chs NOAsT9 pitchers haYenT
g4e,heE4She tnll tnne UppBinS twlrlerS
~ puu up. "JAct" Baker has been
N way taTd bus be b IN good tim 0nd
m STlCo hts gait pretty soon. In tho
SIlIog4uS tnl1lS Of thS standing of the
u,tcheTS' EaStOn - credited with satur-
fOyIv victory, for tho reason that ne went
h WIN the Soore aga!nst the team and Il
Ms while he was IN che box that tne
ESme was pCIlpd out OF che IRE In that
1TnIN-rftil ninth. The 0gunsSs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-10

Special Dispatch to the lntslligenesr
TOLEDO. May s.-Elght runs in the
fourth and seven more In tho seventh. wero
scored by Toledo on Brodie this afternoon.
while youngstown was unable to connect
with either keenan, or Brown. who pitched
~ Io,edo. rne visitors mnde only ono
en- 10 nil. so Brown and keenan, Jointly hold
the pitching record for the season up TO
date. Score:
Yoounsst'n 20 0 0 . 0 90 10
Rattcries-Toledo. Keenan,. Brown and
Arthur: youngstown, Brodlo and HinrRm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-10

sscei-l Dispatch 20 tho Intoliironcer
DAYTON, May 9.-Emlg and Llpp wpro
the pitchers In pitching contest this NJ
ternoon. and the Pennsylyanians came out
on top after hotly contested game. Day
ton got what seemed to ho winning lead
early In tho game, but tho New Castles
battcd hard and timely in the nth and
went one ahead. No more runs were made
by either team. Two thousand people saw
the game. Score:
Dayton ...,.-l 0 1000 %
Batteries Dayton, EmiR and Weand;
New Castle. Llpp and 0raflns.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-10

In felaInr. McGinnts, the feet-footed
~. aslayr o. tho tram. has played ~
Tins games without q. uaisPiay: q recoTH
AZ which no can well DO PROUD. Lyons,
N,ssetS and o'Brien, the New E.nsian1
league recruits, have played srSGS Da!i'
=. 10 fsy,irs, will der1onStrate. Wh0ley,
-, IL ooulnE up at q tWo-mlnute clip
80 nut lRbora under the disadvantage
~ h.ipr alnToSt left at tho post OF
~. other outaebderS, Curtia has been
Slsy,ng q ma auccia OF baA The field
Ing EySrHge;
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LOUISVILLE, May s.-The biggest
crowd Of the season saw the Colonels de-
fsa, the Browns to-day in very Interest,"
Ipr game. HIM kept tho Browns hits scat;
tered. but Esper was not so successful
against the home team McSrecFy i ana
baitcr. second baseman OF the Browns, be-
Inc dlssatIsfied. deserted his team and left
Tor bis home at Erie. Attendance. 1900.
Score:
Huntsville 80 / 10l o - II l
81. Louis .....,1 0 y ~
Earned runs, Louisville. 2; 81. Louis !.
Fariand. Time, Its. Umpire. Sheridan,
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wnrIr NM PiIehsrt.


Special DiIpAtch TO the Ahteill6 shcer'
FORT WAYNE. May 9.-Ye5teTuay
Varne II-.sl ercidng, though locsely play
81, Baker was relieved by E1sson after l,o,
Inst fR+al seventh. In the ninth the vIsi-
toTI 1sore,i four runs, ticinE the score
ara won It out IN tho tenth There was
nuch ouarrelinE. the deoisions OF Weller
the iocaI umpire. 6OinS diSSas;eful 20
both 0idO1 ScorG9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-10
Wrappers.

Every lady knows the merits of this
branch of our stock from the lowest
price to the hlghrst. Every piece Is web
made. good style and fast colors. Our
special line at...............".... $50
Have watteau back. full 'front.' skirt
siL yards wide. and is as good as the
usual dollar gown. whIle........... $50
buys a PercalO Wrapper that can't be
duplicated for SL25.
Elegant DImlty and organdIe Gowns,
lace trimmed. from $3.50 up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-10
Suits.

The remarkable sale we arc having
in our Suit Department verihes tho
statement that ladies appreciate our
efforts and style. Handsome, well made.
stylish Suits from $500 UP, which IS
hardly the cost for having them mGdO
ut home We guarantee fit and salts.
faction, quality and price, and our va
rlety consists of all the new colors and
black, with Elton. Bolero, BOX or Fly
Coats.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-10

Special Dispatch to tho 1u,slliEenesr.
FORT WAYNE, May 9.-Rain this
afternoon prevented the fourth game Of
the s.rtea betReen Wheeling and Fort
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Jackets.

Pretty, stylish, cheap-three impor-
tant features which arc combined in all
of our Wraps. One OF the special lines
is a cloth ny front Jacket, silk. half
lined, at....................' S5.AS
We have these in green, brown and
tan. other lines of Cloth and Covert
Jackets, part and full silk lined, at
ST. up to $500
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-10

Wayne. The Wheeling team left this NJ
ternoon for home. The Nnllers nro In
nigh good hnmor over their excellent
showing and Cookies men are corres-
pondlngly depressed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-10

Earned runs, Fort Wayne g Two base
hiIT. cooke. Lyons. Curtis. Asssctt. Three
base hits. HAEEsrty. Curtis. slcrihee nuts
ran FiTrt hasa on balls, on Minnchau S,
Oh Baker {. Oh ERBton 2 HIT by pitched
ball. Aessett. Struck out. by Minnehan j.
Double plays. Cooke 10 MOrTiasey 70 kim.
Umpire, Weller. Tino OF gnns s..@
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E9[p07725.s
INTERSTATE LEAGUE.

Sundays Eumes-wheeling i6. Fort
,,.s,rr rs: New CASTILLO, Dayton :; To-
,.SS Youngstown ;; Mansfield D.
Springfield !.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-10

mis- morning the lntclhgencer presents
re ayenaEys, fielding and batting, OF me
,,rg,bers OF the W'heeling bass ban elno'
t,rs,her with the team averages Tor OPP
S.,sing teams. Il win b. noted that IN
S,,rng the locals have not done 80 Wen
~ rhclr oppOucntAl. but In neldlnE the
Tsllrrs eXcelled the other fellows ON
c,ypfoytablc margin.
In batting, ElsUou and BAKER, posn
-,,I,srs lead the team. strange 90 say.
49, ma an average Of 800. But Cur
-. sy,rr,lRe OF 400 En- nine games IS really
~, h,.tter performance. Lyons, Wh.ley
W. va Ncsteen are away down In the list,
a.. thsv should sKCn advance several
catches. The figures:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-10

To-day's Eames-CinclnnRu at Chicago.
I3TookiVr nj Cleveland, New York at Lou
iSyiIIe, Boston at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia
Al 81, Louis Baltimore ut Washington.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-10
Parasols,

Just received new line OF white and
colOred India, Pongee and TaHeta silk
PaFasOls fron-............".. sec Up
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-10
RESTAURANT AND CAFE.

JUST OPENED ns I%n MsS aHd 6at.
400 Market Street
Warm meals served In their best stylA
Dining rooms eoHey and snug. Al shorts
restaurant that provides a nrst-clasa
Ladies' and Gentlomen's Dining Parlof.
Entrance on Fourteenth street.
Merchants Dinner Daily. - cents.
Firat-class French Chef
noiO s, BRUBAKER. Proprietor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-10
SHOE REPAIRING.

BOSTON SHOE REPAIRING CO.,
= I74I Market Street.
PRACTICAL SHOEmAKERS.
shooa neatly repaired and half solod
while you wait.
HALF soLlNG AND HEELINo.
PEGGED SOC,
I7u Market Street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-10
The Best Waist
For Boys $3.50.

Is the MOTHERS FRIEND" and in
the now styles with detachable collars
for spring we have the most handsome
line ever offered. Mothers Friend have
the patent belt and arc the best fitting.
All slzes In white and colora.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-10

To.day'A games - Youngstown NJ
vbSeIInr; Dayton at Fort Wayne:
Springaeld at Eoledo; New Castle at
Mansfield.
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DE- MIIesf NERyE FLAsfER onIy Sc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-10
MALE HELP.
WANTED.
STOCKHOLDERS. MEETINGS.
HOME ELECTION.


CHILDREN's HOME ELECTION.
The annual meeting OF Stockholders OF
the Chidrcn's Home OF the City Of Wheel
Ing, to elect q board OF directors, Will De
held at the City Bank OF Wheeling on
Tucgday May II, next. between the hours
OF II a. n. and , p. m. Any person having
contributed five dollars TO the institution
within twelve months Is a quallnsd voter.
W. a. LIST,
J. c. LYNCH,
ap.l.myiO Committee on Election.
C,TOCKHoLDERs' MEETING.
~The annual meeting OF the stockholders
Of tho star Building Association. for tho
election OF the board OF directors for the
ensuing year and for the transaction OF
such other business as may be Legally
transacted by said stockholders ut said
,nCetInE Will he held on May Is at p. m,
room IL. Masonic Temple building. Wheel
ing. w, Va. By order OF -
'"e' BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
ap26-myJ-l0-l5
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For RENT.

IL OR RENT. $50,
1 rooms, cottnEc. Is Kentucky St.....lli %
: ihrre.Toomed tenemcnta. g Main St. %
2 thrcc-ruOmcd teuemcnts, ~ Main st.. "
/ Tour-roomed tenement. - Main ST.. y
, store rooms and cellars. q Main St.. 10 o.
rooms, No. l0ll Morrow street,. 10 "
FOR SALE.
Lots No. . and 10 Baltimore st, 800 each
] OTIS In r. II. Gillespys addition ll00 each,
mR3l-tf u. n, SilL..ESfl
once Second ward Market house.
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yestcriay's w5nners-New Castle, To-
ledo.
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TTIHE INTELLIdENCER PRINTING
EstabllBhment-Noat accurate, prompt
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HOWARD HAZLETT,
COR :. SALE.

r-hs National Collection Agency. OF
waShinEton, D. c.. will dispose Of the tol'
lowing Judgments;
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Eiuners-r'ouisviile' Chi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-20
FORDIIAM.

The following officers have been appointed for tho
buriard-rootn Of the junior department by Maurice
prers.rgnst ; j.: President. John j. o Donahue
Vernon
rho senior class had its first lecture on Friday
morning n the Science Hail. The lecture was gwen
bv its professor the Rev. j. Remand :. j. The
officers Of the class for this term have been elected
as follows: President. Charles f. Downes OF Hyde
Vile VT: vice president. j. Tuition Macon of York
Harbor Me; secretary. Bernard McE.roy. of Provi-
dance II /. treasurer John T. Claify, Of brooklyn.
ON Wednesday afternoon the seniors held din
noe al the Arena. Many members of IN" class wcr"
nrescnt and IL was far I'm the evening when the
gymnasium f. tn" senior building was decorated for
The occasion 10y the juniors, under tht direction OF
George DAILY OF FOrdham. :. dance was enjoyed
iii !, late hour. The music was furniHhfd by Pro-
les, or f. Hahn the coileS" professor Among those
WAC returpcd were j. Tuition Mason. lohn t. tlaffv.
Iere Y Dunicvy. Charles r.. Down"s. John Dunno.
Kobcrt r. Snieds Peter M"tgher. John Byrnc.
Aug1stln Kingston. Gerald Barry, William Tierney,
lohn " Corhctt, James Nolan Bernard MclIlroy.
ca o. DOuovon and Peter Mcdonald.
ON FRIDAY morning a solemn hlgh mass was Of
f.red I'm the college chpfl for prosperity in the
president Of the college WAS the celebran insisted
by The Few John Piitar. :. j.; deacon. and WEI am
Harmon : j.. sub-dcHcOn The opening sermon Of
tho yrnr was delivered by the Rev. j. Wynnc 5 j.
iii, e1ior II thc Messenger Of the Sacred Heart
The mathcmn teal, chemistry. elocuton. French
The opening drill will take place on Wednesday.
September % Captain Frank VI. Edmunds. OF the
let Infantry L. s A.. will again have charge OF the
battalion this year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-20
TEMPERANCE WOMEN TO MEL

ANNUAL. CONVENTION OF THE W. C. T. u TO BE
GIN TOMORROW FORENOON,
The thirteenth annual convention OF the woman.
cbr,stian TEMPERANCE Union Of Kings County VIII
he held in the new Central PRESBYTERIAN Church
AZ Marcy and jefferson aves. tomorrow anu
"Wednesday Mrs f. F. Pettingfl. president Oh
the Union will have charge OF the sessions me
o,n. ~ the ars. dav will be occupied by the
annual address of the president ana me reporls Va
the officers In the afternoon there Will Do reports
~ The snnerint endents of departments, who VIII
make addresses In the evening at o CLOCK
q programme of general interest 70 the pupIlc mas
been arranged There will he an address OF ~eicDme
by the Rev j. F. Carson, responded TO oy MIS-: Fet
,ingl Colonel George w. Bain OF Kentucky, VIII
deliver a lecture on THE New Woman and the Ola
Man" ,,, 49,, ,,or,,
tendents of departments Will make reports, ana
AT II o'clock Miss Elizabeth W. Greenwood VIII
hold Bible reading. In the afternoon at O'Clock
will be held the election of Officers. 10 be loIo"ed
BY reports of superintendents of departments
After the revision of the constitution ana me
election OF superintendent. the convention VIII
adjourn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-20
PROGRAMME or THE CIVIC CLUB.

The programme of the Civic Club has been made
ont for the year. The nature of the work is that
NJ free and impartial discussion OF such problems
IA confront the modern municipality
The club nights and the committees In charge
are as follows: Tuesday. September q. 1871 Her
bert Watson q. !. Behrsche, Samuel W. Grierson.
Tuesday, October s. lsy,-Robert IA. Roy. James L.
pennett Alexander G.. Calder. Tuesday, october
10 1sE-Walter c. Burton, i. X. Bowker. Albert
Haley Tuesday November 2. lSg1.-Herman A.
Metz Walter IL. Bum William A; Wright. tues
Augustus Healy, Charles n. Judson; Tuesday. De-
cennber 81. Isg7--George Foster Peabody the Kev'
Il ID Mcconnell j. Warren Greene. TUESDAY, jan
Sary j.. lsss-Henry Yonge. John ID. Kelley. Ed
mund H. briggs Tuesday. February - iSy-John
q Hennessy Edward NJ. Shepard. John Hughes
T.esday. March Il. ls9S-Charles Jerome Edwards
Henry Hentz Franklin w Gregory. 1uessday
f'coorribs. George V. Brewer. Tuesday May 49,
iSs6~Judge Jacob s. Van Wyck. Alexander Mckin-
ney James A. Murtha, tr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-20
MUSIC CONTEMPORARIES BATTLES.

A SPECIAL CONCERT GIVEN IN PROSPECT PARK
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
large number OF Grand Army posts took part
yesterday afternoon in anniversary celebration Of
the battles OF Corinth and Chckamauga at Prospect
Park The affair held under the auspices Of
the Brooklyn War Veterans and their sons asso-
Citations. large number OF people were present.
A military concert given by the 23d Regiment
Band directed by Thomas F. Shannon. An inter-
esting selection descr ptive Of Day In Camp
before the ba tile OF Chckamauga and dedicated
TO Lewis r. Stegman. "A Hunt During the Seven
Days In the Wilderness dedicated to General
H. c. King.
Two humorous selections dedicated to Thorn
As Bell and A. #. Wilson. They were entitled "A
SQUAD Of Rankin Posts Midnight Attack a
Chicken Coop and THE Return 10 Camp TO Enjoy
Their Plumber"
The second part OF the programme opened with a
descriptive piece, entitled The Civil War" by
Tobani. Thirty buglers from Fort Hamilton and
Governor Island, detailed for the occasion by
General Merritt. stationed in various parts OF
the park, and gave. in the intervals of the selec-
lions, the bugie calls of camp and field.
In the War Veterans review several Of the
posts took part. going through the evolutions de-
picted by the music
The committee in charge comprised Horato C.
F. Brundage John Lyncn, Lewis 4: stegman
Ee marie. SCOT. John McGaughin. Benjamin II. Con,
Charles Jackson John Teer. Thomas Bell II. c
Blackmar A. T. Wilson. John Hillen, John L. Bur
leigh Walter Thorn. Mortimer C. Earl William
Riley, William Smith. J. W. W. Taylor and J. C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-20
ONE or WARNINGS WEN AcCr SEQ.

Virgil A. Mcmahon. twerry-ihree years old, OF NJ.
3;3 Thirl-ave. who holds the position of board
man" on the Eas; Sixty-hrs:-st pier for the Street
Cleaning Department. was q prisoner In Yorkville
court vest, arlay on a charge ~ extoITon. His pl-
sltlon Of 'boardman' entities MIN to regulate the
lriy.rs o. the carts along tho lire OF The dump
Peter Anzroha an Italian living at No 303 East
one htIndr,,J-and-s venteenth ST., has contract
win the city t. trim the of paper. rags
bones etc Anzelona has gangs OF Italians on the
several dumps Although in the employ OF An
zeona the gangs shifted m,IouJ at the will OF
the inspectors OF the sjzp; Cleaning Bureau. The
gangs wer, shifted lasSweek.
When Bencdicto Carr!zzo of No ii Mulberry-st
the foreman OF the gang Of ''trimmers' went on
duty at the Sixty -nrst-st pier tine first day, Me
Manon Il Is alleged. told nm thai II he expected
any favors he must pay for them Carnlzzo argued
that his employer paying for the privilege, and
they were under obligation 10 any one
ayes. but make II unpleasant" II IL al
legged Mcmahon responded: I'VE can bother you so
that you can't trim the scows properly" After a
further talk Mcmahon agreed to give them tho
full privilege for Fl q week.
Carni.so told his employer about this, and TO-
gether they made their complaint 20, Ralph Vcerro.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-20
RAILROAD BRANCH INPROVEHENTS.

Tho RaiTvad Branch of tho Young Mems Chris
tian Association. No. 3Gl Madison-ava, has during
the summer months undergone extensive atcra-
,,ons The interior has been newly painted and
decorated and presents an attractive appearance.
The buildng which is the gift Of Cornelius Van
derbnt is fitted up with all the c2SNeniences of a
GOOD club one OF its many fcaySrcs is the large
dining hall. which is daily patronized by railroad
men from every branch OF the service George A..
yy,rburton tine, general secretary of 1hc branch
baa re,.ntlv hoen busy engaged with the several
corrnl tees In laying out the season.: work when
nromisAs 10 excel that OF any preceding year. Spe-
cial attention Is being given his year 70 the re-
ii,ious work The object OF the committee In
rharge Is make the religious meetings attractive.
Spocinl ypeakers will be engaged. and good music
meetings for tho fall and winter 80 is"h Will be-
resumed ON Sunday. September 70. programme
mil of Interest has been provided for the occasion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-20
VASSAR.

Poughkeepse y. Y. Sept. l9-Nassar College
began its thlrty-third year last Friday. The two
hundred or more students were invited TO an
informal reception by the faculty In the college
parlors on Saturday evening. The old students sec
many changes a new dormitory called Raymond
Hall corresponding in arran9emcnt TO strong nan,
a building for lectures and rccations named Rock
eteer Hall and annex 10 the library MADE ny
the appropriation OF former lectnre-roon. 10
which the books history and econ3Inics nave
been moved. The Brunn arch%oloSica! collection
has been shelved. but not yet caiaogued. Inc
library now contains thirty thousand volumes
Miss Laura ] Wylie is 10 direct the English de-
parment. The additions 70 the instructors In Ih9t
department include Miss Alice Pratt, Miss Gertrude
Buck Miss Elizabeth SchermerhoTn and Miss Edith
Rickert In Latin Miss Wnifred Warren ana MISS
Emily Dutton have been appointed. 1890
Miss Bertha J. Bartelmann Is TO he an additional
instructor In German. The place OF assstant IN
hjs.ory ia filed by James r. Baldwin Miss Emile
l. Wells Will assist in the department OF economles
Miss Mary G. Stevens has been appointed 70 assist
IN the Greek department Miss Enor Baldwin In
the department OF chemistry and Miss Alice Hussey
in the once OF the president while doing graduate
work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-20
MERCHANT
TAILORING

Another business is added to-
dav. Madeto-order Clothing tor
men comes into the procession OF
our affairs.
This organization began its bust
ness life in Mems Clothing, and we
have great pride in that section OF
our merchandise.
As the various new interests ar
rive they pay premium for an in
PRODUCTION to you. The Merchant
Tailoring premium is a prize.
Among our piece goods is a large
variety of high-grade WorStedS,
Cheviots and CasSimereS, all new.
We propose to make SUITS OF
them with English Walking Coats
or Sacks, either double or single
breasted.
They will be elegantly trimmed
with heavy and durable silk lin
ingS of high-grade.
The tailoring will be very Supe-
rior. For purposes Of introduction
only the price of these Suits VIII be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-20
DIXON AND HIS CHURCH.
SACRIFICES HE SAYS HE HAS MADE FOR THE >
NOT ~ THE PAY or ANYBODY.

NOT ~ TUE PAY or ANYBODY
The Rev Thomas Dixon. jr.. at the Academy VI
,,,sic yesterday delivered one OF his regular sun
,,,. ,,,,ribes against the Citizens Union ana S"th
US candidacy for Mayor. and then had something
- gay ebout his personal affairs. In the last zen
cora he said he had sacrificed 10000 10 the church
-, ,rhlrh he is pastor. number OF prominent
,,s,rc,s men I'm the city had offered him. hes said
u;no , y.ar TO 60 on the lecture platform lie
na ,iso received an offer OF $50 a week for forty
weeks and two months' vacation II he would sever
hts connection. wch tho church and take 20 Inc
lecture platform. IL, ,.,o D.,
''Of these Offers. he said ! nave only a'I'peei
su,ncinnf 10 support my family" lf the chnfCh
,.,s wiling 10 pay him sufficient compensation ne
,yas ready 10 give up these lectures and devote ms
entire time the church lie annorlhG'u thaL VIII
this object view ne had advertised his country
Fomc Tor sale and was preparing IN move M the
liz o. that he could give more time to the church
II have here" ne declared. "A letter from IL gen
II. man stopping at the Imperial Hotel who writes
maj upon leaving the Academy last SUNDAY he
heard another man remark: ! wonder now much
rammany Hall Is paying Dixon to attack Lo"
from that stage.
.,Ivcll he went on II have just explained 10 YOU
my own personal needs. and the needs or the
rhrrch which has accumulated den II of S,nn
I'm The last two years. b1 In all my fig lring ms TO
ho,n ~ raise money ! never dreamed that our
yrieuds In the rear would help out
Another friend says that am In the pay or
Tam Plat to deliver rhe city into his hands.
Won who know know that this Is notscnse.
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