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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-21
NEW YORK DEFEATS BALTIMORE.
Roth PITCHERS Hit Hard, hut Rusie
Has BETTER of II.

NEW YORK September @.-The New
Yorks took the first game of the series
from the Champions to-day because they
were able 10 hit the ball when men were
on bases. Both pitchers were hit hard.
but Rusle had a little the better of IT,
Rusie won the game by making hit
and bringing In Gleason. The game was
called on account of darkness. Kelly dis
puted a decision i'm the fourth inning,
and Hurst put him out of the game. At
tendance. 400. Score: ". II. f.
New York ...... ....2 zoo l-l0 is 4
Baltimore 80. ......O w u IL
Batteries Rusie and Warner Corbett
and Robinson.
Umpires-Messrs. Hurst and Carpenter.
Time, 2 hours and 81 minutes.
QUAKERS DEFEAT WASHINGTON.
PHILADELPHIA. PA. September 90
Philadelphia defeated Washington to-day,
in an interesting game. Taylor pitched
superb ball McJames was effective when
men were on bases. but gave eight passes.
Fourteen OF the local men were left on
bases. Attendance, 1880.
Score: X III. T..
philadelphia -. 40 0e0 - 0
lyashington 80. ......00 O001-l 6 /
Batteries: Taylor and Boyle; McJames
Umpire-Mr. Emslic. Time. hour and
IS minutes.
POSTPONEMENT.
BROOKLYN, September %.-Boston-
Brooklyn game postponed on account OF
rain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-21
THE LUETGERT PROSECUTION.
Closing Evidence TO-Dny-Defence
VIII Require Three Weeks.

CHICAGO September 20.--The closing
of the evidence in the prosecution will
be submitted tomorrow. If Judge Tut
hill rules out the evidence of Frank
Odorofsy and Frank Balk. State's-At-
torney Deneen will call Mrs. johnson
Miller to the stand again. to tell OF the
threats she heard and pursuit OF Mrs.
Luetgert she once witnessed by the man
on trial. who was, Mrs. Miller VIII say
armed with revolver. But the States
Attorney and his first assistant, w. Nc
Even, are of opinion that Judge Tuthill
will not rule out the evidence. They
will detail Luetgert's connection with
the servant girl. The prosecution will
Try to establish the fact that 1t was a
desire to marry Mary Siemmering, the
servant. or some one Of the women
with whom he was infatuated, that LED
Luetgert to murder his wife.
Or. Rudolph Oppenheim. OF West Ham
mond. ILL.,, is to be called as an expert
witness by the defence. He has eX-
pressed the opinion that the bones ex-
hibited by the prosecution were pro-
cured and placed in the vat by enemies
of Luetgert, for the purpose of convict
ing him. Half dozen other experts will
also be called, among them DR.. Sander
son Christieson, the expert on crimino-
logy. 1t was also stated to-day that an
effort will be made to prove an alibi for
Luetgert.
The defence will require two weeks in
which TO present their case, and at
least week will be consumed in the
arguments of counsel.
State s-Attorney Deneen to-day asked
the county TO appropriate $500 more TO
help him carry on the trial. Mr. De-
neen finds that experts will not work
for love or glory. and besides, he claims
that there are several persons he de-
sires to bring here from New York to
testify for the State. Just who these
new witnesses are the States Attorney
declines to reveal now, his first purpose
being to get the county to pay the ex-
pcnses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPT. %. lM
ARRIVED


Steamer Old Dominion, Brakeman New
York, merchandise and passengers Oh
Dominion Steamship Company
Steamer Winyah, Simmons, Philadcl
phia, merchandise and passengers Cya'
Line.
Steamer Ariel. Shelly. Norfolk mer-
chandise and passengers; Virginia NaN-
cation Company.
Schooner George W. Anderson. Kaie
New York, cement; Warner Moore Com
pany.
Schooner Thomas Clyde. Richardson.
Philadelphia, coal: S. IA. Halves a 60.
Schooner A. II. Peary. Peary. Pnladei'
phia, coal; y III. Halves n Co.
Schooner Mary Curtis. Maker charles.
ton. rock; Virginia-Carolina CnemicaI
Company
Steamer Old Dominion Blakeman. New
York merchandise and passenger vld
Dominion Steamship Company. 81,
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves, Norloik,
merchandise and passengers, virginia
Navigation Company.
Schooner George II. Nreeiand, ADpv'F
New York; railroad ties
Schooner Peter G. Shultz, Lowry, New
York railroad ties
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. SEPT. y.
QSy telegraph)
ARRIVED.
Steamer Lady Armstrong. New Orleans
Steamer Helvetia, Galveston.
Steamer Tuscan Prince. Key west
Steamer Ormesby, Fleetwood.
Steamer orion, Boston.
Barge Astoria San joaquin, New fo'A
Barge Nayesink Boston.
SAILED.
steamer Lady Armstrong, Antwerp
Steamer Hclvetla. Hamburg.
Steamer Tuscan Prince. Client.
Schooner Benjamin G. FIRTH. 81. iH9N
barge Kingston. Baltimore.
PORT OF WEST POINT SEPT - ~
By telegraphb
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy
more: passengers and general cargo
SAILED. -,
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy paw
more: passengers and general cargo.
PORT OF BERMUDA HUNbkED' 'N''
SEPTEMBER y. 1884,
(By telegraph
ARRIVED. -.
Schooner John b. Taylor, light, 70 '0"s
lumber for Taliaferro x co.
SAILED.
Schooner Grace -. Chambers, raalinnia
ties Tor LYON 4 Montague, Phiiaoelp--
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-21

CONSTANTINOPLE. September 2O-It
was officially announced to-day that the
peace treaty between Greece and Turkey
had been signed, and that the Ministers
OF War and Marine have so notified all
the Turkish military and naval COM
manders
Most OF the European ambassadors
have congratulated the Sultan
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-21
National Coiored BnptIsts.

BOSTON. September 20.-The sixth days
session of the seventeenth annual con-
vention of national colored Baptists open
ed to-day in Ebenezer Baptist church. Ser
vices were conducted by Rev. j. Ii.
Thompson, Of Pittsburg. Rev. John r..
Scarcely, Of Memphis, Tenn, opened the
session by addressing the convention on
the providence of God in Negro Slave
ry"
Kansas City was chosen as the place
for the next meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-21
SUNDAYS GAME.
Paterson and the Athletics wake IN
Even Break.

PATTERSON. n. j.. September 2o-The
patersons and Athletics finished up the
Atlantic League season here yesterday
afternoon by playing two games, each
team winning one. The first game was
hot contest. the visitors playing cham
pionship ball. and winning out In the
eighth innings. Scores:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-21
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-21

A telegram was received In this city
Yesterday announcing the death, at her
home. In Norfolk. OF Mrs. Lizzie Pisch>
Ter, wife OF Mr.. Max. Fischer. Mrs.
Pischler was well known In Richmond.
having received her education at the
Richmond Female Institute.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-21

A. A. Chumley: Concord Depot. Socrates
Hayden Goochiand. j. S. Peasants; Hay
densville. David Watson; Melrose. j. w.
c. Ermentrout; New Point, w. o. Hud-
gins; Stevensville, w. A. Brown; Tim, NJ
King
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-21
THE RICHMOND DIsPArCH-TUEsDAY SEPTEMBER n. 1897.

city. The advantages Of such gathering
here, we believe cannot BE- overestimated.
and II now rests with the people OF Rich
mond 20 say whether or not the efforts
OF this association shall be crowned with
success.
Respectfully submitted.
SAMUEL REGISTER,
JULIAN BRYANT.
n. ID. EICHELBERGER,
+. ii. c. CABELI,
JOHN ID. POTTS,
II. L. TRUITT.
BARTON II. WISE.
THOMAS Fl. FOX,
GEORGE NJ. WEST.
f.. RANDOLPH WILLIAMS,
c. w. WESTBURY.
REUBEN BURTON.
w. II. BENNETT.
JOSEPH WALLERSTEIN.
The undersigned members of the COM
mfttee. who did rot go to Buffalo, ap-
prove the foregoing report.
J.. III. JENKINS.
JACOB CANS.
w. VI. COUPLING.
r. LANCASTER WILLIAMS,
ROBERT LECKY, JR.
Mr.. W. II. Savory. who was n member
of the Grand Army of the Republic COM
mittee, rendered his resignation from the
association. and the secretary was di-
rected to express to him the regret of the
body that he would not be able TO serve
longer.
Mr. Henry Lee Valentine, the vice.
president of the association. who has been
away on his vacation. entered the han
Just before adjournment and was mos.
cordially welcomed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-21
Big Steel Plant starts I'm,

BELLAIRE, o.. September a.--After a
two-months shutdown, and expending
half million dollars for the erection or
"a blast furnace. steel plant. and plate
mill. the Bellaire Steel Company started
it's plant to-day. giving employment 10
600 men
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-21
ing on account OF darkness

ming on account OF darkness.
Summary: Eayned runs-Paterson, T.
Two-base hits-Keister and r. Schaub.
Three-base hits-Newell, Hedrick ca,
Iones. and Davis Stolen bases-Keister
t2. shaffer, Hardesty. and Fox: Double
plays-Hardesty TO Touhey; Ames, f.
Schaub. to Ames. First base on balls
on Jones. 1; OF Davis, !. Struck out
Left on bases-Paterson. g. First base
on errors-Paterson, 81 Athletics, ,. UNI
pire-Mr. Queeney. Time, hour and %
,ntputee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-21

WARRINGTON. ID. c.. September TO-
Fourtff-class pcstmssters we're to-day APP
pointed In Virginia as follows:
~AAssrs Park. II. II. q. West; Bright 5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-21
THE RECORD.
scHEDULE FOR TO-DAY.

Brooklyn at Boston.
Baltimore at New York.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Pttsburg.
louisville at 81. Louis.
Chicago AZ Cleveland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-21
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Athletics. 4. Two-base hits-Heidrlck ana
rhilds 2 Three-base hits-Newell. Held-
rick. and shaffer. Double play-Chiids 10
Davis. Left on bases-'PaterSon' Az 6n
i Sorne 8 s. off Viau. 2. stuck out-By os-
borne. b by Viau, 2. stolen bases
shaffer and Ulrich. Hit by pitcher-by
Osborne /; by Viau. l. First base on n,, er,
rors-Paterson. 2; Athletics, 4; MiIu
ihrow-Shaffer Time. hour and 40 MN
utes. IImpire-Mr Jones.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-21

they have been looking for for some
time. William Holmes and Tommie
Davis. Of South Boston, were found stay
Ing with Richard Green. Of this city. Some
time ago, some goods which were stolen
In South Boston were found In car on
the Southern road. which had come
through that place. and the negroes were
supposed to have left the stolen property
In fleeing from justice. The prisoners
were ordered to be held for ten days,
and the South Boston authorities VIII In
the mean TING he r,otiaod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-21
SECOND GAME

sHeidrick out for interference.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-21
THE CORNER
BARGAIN STORE,
2Oi and 2O3 East Broad Street.
MANY MORE BARGAINS
ADDED FOR TO-DAY.

including those in the Sundav
Dispatch.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-04-08

do miasta Dawidowa komisa-
RIA Je}owieckiego; kt6ry, gdy
przyby} do Dawidowa, zasta}
zupelny spok6i, jakgdyby mic
ME zasz}o; szwadron buzar6w
przyby} dopiero W godzine
p6zniej. Akt6w wyborczych
ME MONA byIo W pierwsze]
chwili nigdzie odszuka6, czest
tychze znaleziono p6zoiej
schowane w kom6rce. w
piatek rano komisarz og}osi} w
Dawidowie, IL z powodu
gwa}townego u~daremnienia
przeprowadzenia do kohca
wybor6w uwaza akt wyborczy
"a ukohczony. Ogden
glosowa(o tam przeszfo 200
wyborc6w. Pc przybyclu
komisarza oDawidowa, t}um
bioracy czynny udzla{ W
gwa}tach, ulotnik sic, -
dopiero po d}uzszych poszuki-
waniach zdo}ano odkryc ME
kt6rych zbrodniarzy. Areszto-
wano - ch}op6w, m:ledzy
mimi herszt6w Stan. Kurkow-
Ochmat'a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-04-08
TO l owe.

WIEDEN. Do 1akiej dosko-
na}osci do]s6 MONA W rzemlosle,
wykaza} pomocnik frvzYerski kt6ry
stanowszy O 5 f}oren6w zak}ad, II
gosc1a W zak}adzie fzyzyersklm
ogoli, spusc, wtosy l ufryzuje W
zupelnlej clemnoscn. Zak}ad ten
wygrat,ni zaci4wszy owego goscla,
"a ufryzowaszy 60 wedlug wszel-
kich zasad sztuki frYzYerskiaJ.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-04-08
NIEFORTUNNE KOWY z

NlEF ORl ONNH hOV q
gubernl1 mihskiej pisza pod dniem
| marca r. b.: Niedarmo ojcowle
nasl p~owiadali, gotui sobie loze,
idac ma n1edzwiedzia". w
Budkowszczyzna p. Katowicza W
pow. bobru]sklm poKaza{ sic nledz
wiedz, ma kt6rego pos5anowlono
urzadziG oblawe. Sztrzelec6w | to
nlezbyt celnych zebra}o sic zaledw1e
czterech, reszta orszaku m%ysliwych
sk4adafa sig z w}osclan, ktory
n1edzwiedzia legowiska w%yp}oszyc
mleli. Gdy niedzwiedz ukazaf sig
a by1a to Eotezna sztuka waz9ca
jak sic p6zniej ckaza}o, przesz'o
Is pud6w, pierwszY z mYsl'wych
pozwoli vszy mu zblizY,; ma krokoW,
czterdz1esc', wystrzeli{ / ranl}
tylko zwlerze, kt6re ro%zjuszone:
rzucl}o sic ma mys!iwego, obali}o
90 ma ziemie zaczelo mu skore
zG zierac z glowy przyczem zgrucho-
ta}o mu i reke lewa. Drug, m7sll-
wy, wid2ac te straszna scene
w~ystrz3lif lakze, ale l tYm razem
kula ran,1a tylko niedzwiedzia.
Zwierze, porzuciwszy wtedy ofiare
degna}o wkr6tce drugiego ucieka
iacego juz strzelca, l obaliwszy go,
rowniez %poranl}o mu sztrasznle box
, noge: Me dose ma tenn. Spostrze-
g4szy W oddall ~]eszcze> jednego
mysllwego n1edzwledz pomlno
kul,, kt6ra go znowu s%potkala'
dognaf i trzecia swa ofare. Ia
jednak stosunkowo ucierpia}a mai
mniej, DO zawlerze skutklem INA
cznego up}ywu krwi z ran odnie-
s,onych, W krotce rune}o ma zieml.
Tax vice 1owy ma nledzwiedza
skonczyty sig smutnie, p'erwszy
strzelec prawdopodobnle przypfa
CT iowy zYclem. W najlepszym
razie reka amputowa bYc must.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-04-08
z GALICYl.
O ZAJSCIACH W Dawi-

dOWle dOnOSla naStfpuldCe
szczeg6}y: Zrazu wyborv Cd
bywa}y sic bardzo spokojnie.
Dcpiero 20 po}udniu zacze}y
sic t}umy burzyt. Oko}o :
wesz}o do lokalu wyborczego
kilkunasru rezerwistow
urlopnikGw z zadaniem, ably
ich dopuszczono do g}osowa-
MIA. Rzadca d6br W Dawido-
vie pan Popiel, ktory pe}ni}
obowiazki komisarza wybor
czego, sprzeciwil sic temu W
pierwszej chwili, DO wszyscy,
poniewaz ME mieszkali jeszcze
W gminie 6 miesiecy, ME byli
wedle ustawy uprawnieni do
glosowania. Ma to ch{opi
wszczeIi piekielny ha}as i
przybrali tax grozne miny, De
komisarz ustepujac presyl,
zgodzi} sic ma ich zadanie;
gdy wlasnie to i'm oswiadczal,
zaczeto z dworu do lokalu
wyborczego rzucaG kamienia.
mi. Wtedy komisarz w6jt i
proboszcz }acinski widz9c, ze
tfum dybie ma ich zycie,
uciekli oknem, a zandarml
usilowali uspokoiG wzburzone
ch}opstwo. Nadaremnie. W6jt,
i proboszcz zgubili sic W
t}umie. "a komisarzem Popie-
lem puscil sic t}um W pogoh.
w pierwszej chwili uda}o mu
sic schroni6 do bliskiego lokalu
zandarmeryi. Tam z%ataraso-
wal drzwi szata, ale to mic
ME pomoglo, t}um drzwi
wywalily, komisarz ledwie
zdofa} zbiedz do kuchenki, /
tam rozbestwlone pospolstwo
"a MIN podazy}o.
w kuchence zaczeto
komisarza bic tax. IL upad},
zdola} jednak ]eszcze sic
podaiesG i wyja} revolver z
k]leszeni. Padl s%trzal, kt6ry
zycie kosztowa} iednego z
napastnikow. Ma chwile
zrefekowal sic t}um, z czego
korzystajac komisarz, DOLBY
wszY resztek sill, wyskoczy'
oknem ma dziedziniec. Tam
silly go opu$ci}y, a zandarmi,
ktor2y ME mogli dotychczas
do n'ego Sc dostaG, chwyci]i
opadajacego n6g pod rece.
Ma d1iedzincu t}um znowu
o~bskoczy} komisarza i zandar-
NOV. Jeden z posp6lstwa
podskoczy} do Pop:ela, wyrwal
mu revolver z reki, i zamierz>}
sic MIN ma j@dnego z
zandarmow. = Wtedy drugi z
Mich strzeli} do niego
n%apastnik padl truoem. Row
~ --l --.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-04-08

o skalpowany przytem gfoWa
przedstawia straszna rane. Drugi
mysliwy prze7 czas d}ugi ME bedzle
m6gt f6zka opusci6.
NAUCZYCIEL MASZYNA.
Godny iuz | dis pozafo wanna los
nauczycielek ma znaleze konkuren.
eva .Pomyslnl Yankesi propunuja
zamien1e nauczajacYch ludzi ma
wype4nlajace te role maszynY. W
tym celu przygotowano odpowledno
fonograf i pierwsze jego zgzenpla-
re luz poJawla}y sig W handful, z
bezduczym ch1odem wchodzac W
straszna wake mountaineering re
swoiml poprzednikaml, ludzml.
Pierwsze take fonografy przYgo-
towano do %nauczenia jezYk6w.
Fonograf wyk}ad prowadzl6 bedzie
W 20 lekcjach. Poiedvhcze lekcye
u}ozone So W system pytah i odpo-
wiedzi. Liczble lekcYi opowlada
walc6w. Uczen wk}ada
kole]no odpow1ednie walce pa
trzac ma -p%odrecznlk sAucha jak
wyg}asza z rodzimym
mowy akcen5em odnosne
dzw1ekr. W razie potrzeby lekcya
powtarzaG be- konca,
", fonografowl nigdY nj
czasu nj clerpliwoscl ME zabraknie
a przytem koszt6w i tax stosun-
kowo ma1ych bodaj na]wleksza
ilosG lekcyl ME podniesle. Biada
vice wan naucyclele nauczy
clelkl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-04-08

Go ntWa O 3ycie. Pocjag Bur
llngtonski zroblf podrozz Chicago
do Denver, Colo, odleg4osc 1925
NIL, W akurat 1869 minutach. =
przewy&sza]ac wszystkie jazdy,
Re wzg]edu ma fak., re ME z~osta}o
przedslswzietYm zadne specyalne
przygotowanie ma te jazde, i re W
akurat Al mlnntach cd czasu jak
pociag zosta} wynajetym. lokomo.
ty va zosta1a p%usxczona W beg i
w>jechafa z Union dworca W
Chicago, to rekord ten jest nlemal
tenomenalnym. Zadziwi} on kolej
nlkow pc calym swlecle, Specyalny
ten pociag zosta} %zgodzonym przez
nlespoko]nego ojea kosztem $1,000
azeby dojsc }ozka umlerajacego
syna. By}a to gonltwa zycle.
Mimo wszystkich wysllen. o1clec
prey by} kllka godz'n "a p6zno.
SmierG wysz4a zwYciezca.
Me kazdy oiciec moze pozwolic
soble wydatku zgodzenia specyal-
nego pociagu ma eel taxi, lecz
uczucle rodzlcielsklego SERGE jest
TEN samem, czY to bogacza czY
blednego.
Mkt lnny ME Jest W stanle pojac
ten n1espok6i l boil serca, lake
towarzysza PREY chorobie dzlecka.
Jak zvwa ]estto przyprowadzonym
ma uwage W liscie nastepu]qcym'
Oh .. P. o. Hansan, 2 Centre
Plnoq S. Dakota: ,,Nasz mafy
chlopczyk, kt6ry c1erpia} ma
szkrofu}y, bvl tax s}abym / wYni-
szczonem, re ledwie m6gt poruszyc
cz}onkiem a Jego maiy CLOS byf
zaledwie sfyszalnym, ola naszvch
tax lie jak tylko bye
mozoa a j~eszcze m1ec iskre zycia.
Poczellsm! dawac mu Ora Piotra
Gomozo W maiych lecz stopp'owo
powiekszonych dozach, W clagu
kilku dp1, polepszy4o mu size
z~nacznie, i po danlu mu ogofem
trzech wielklch butelek medycyns',
bYl zupelnle zdrowYm. Czuje, re
ME bede W stanle dose
nadziekow wac SIC fabrYkantowi tsso J
la 10 10 no ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-04-08
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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-09
Che ~ Qimea
City Brevities.

Thefenoe around Mount Vernon Square is
being paiUted black.
The Pierce Mill road is being freshly
graveled and rolled, eastward from Con.
necticut avenue extended.
Mr.. Gilbert Maioney will leave Saturda ,
for Randolph Macon College, where he viii
enter upon -four years course of study.
RouisJn CoIburn has sued The Times for
$50 600, alleging libel. F. II. Mack ~ and
A. r. Colburn are plaintiffs attorneys
The first Of series of entertainments &c
be given by the Distric, knights OF Fythiss
will take place tomorrow evening at COlum-
bia Theater.
Washington Commandery, No. /, Knights
Tempiar, celebrated the fiftieth ami
versary OF the knighthood OF Sir knight
James Grigg.
Mr.. Charles A. Raglan, a weE-knOwn
young man of Capitol Fill, has just re
turned FROM Denver, Col, greatly bene-
fitted lE hralth
Miss Della p. Mussev, daughter of Mrs.
Ellen Spencer Musscy, has received an ap
IsOintment as a teacher OF drawing in the
New York public schools.
One of the horses attached to a south
bound Ecgin gton and soldiers Home street
car fell on Fifth street near f street last
evening. and for q short while the Lille was
blocked.
The SUNDAY school Workers OF the dir.
ccse or Washington viii observe St Luke's
Day, October / s, by an all-day meeting n t
the Church OF the Epiphany, beginning al
10 a, IN.
The Beard OF School Trustees will hold
their first fall neetingne Tuesday at the
Franklin School to transact business incl
dental 10 tie opening OF the public schools
on the Goth.
f. s. Cahill, the bicycle dealer, rented a
bicycle, September 3, 10 a man who gave
his name as j. s. Wilson, OF Little Falls,
who failed TO return the wheel. A reward
of $25 is offered.
The anti-:nerit system Republicans he!c
a largely attended meeting last evening at
EElrichs Hotel: and committee was APP
pointed TO bring the matter before the
Maryland Republican convention.
Mr.. Louis Korn, the manager OF this
years Columbia Athletic football team,
has returned from New York and New
jersey, where he employed much Of his
time IN perfecting a schedule OF games.
James Henry Stuart and others have
entered suit against Henry, Ann Stuart
and Others, for the sale and partition OF
lot le, square a71, part OF the estate Of
Charles Stuart, who died intestate July
FL, 1886.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-09
PARKER, BRIDGET eco.
CIothiers, 3I5 Seventh st.
CHANGES IN a SEASON.
Players on Opening Day and Those
on Labor Day.

on Labor Day.
There were twelve games in the big
League Monday, and all kinds OF BAN were
exhibited 10 the adniring multitudes, says
the Chicago Daily News. Incidentally, the
twelve games, with the line-ups of the tw Give
teams, gave the studious cranks d chance To
note the chan gs s thai have Ia ken place since
the season was begun.
When "Uncle's gang took the field this
spring the "0Id Man was behind the bat.
Decker was on first, PETER at second, Ev-
eritt at third and Thornton in left. All
these places were differently filled Labor
Day. Uncle was on first, Callahan on
second, Mccormick ON third. Decker In left
and Thornton pitching.
Brooklyn began the campaign with Cana
van on second and Shoch now holds the
place bout the only change in the team.
Baltimore's line-up is absolutely unchanged
and the champions are on top. Pitts
burg opened with Denny Lyons on first
and Jimmy Donnelly on third. Davis is
now on third, and kothfuss on the initial
bag. Cincinnati started with Burke in
left; Vaughn on first, and Ritchey at short.
Holiday, Beckley and COrcoran now hold
these places. Boston opened win ICcRer
on first and Tenney in right. Tenney Is
now on first and Stahl cares for the right
garden.
New York began business with Tiernan in
right, Stafford in lefe, and Beckley Oh i'Ist.
Clark now plays first, Tiernan left, and
McCreery right. st. Louis opened with Con-
nor on first, Bierbauer on second, Dowd
in center and Douglass in left. Douglass is
now catching, Grady is on first, Mailman
on second, Harley In center and Lally in
left. Philadelphia began with Thompson in
right, Gillen at short, Hallman at second
and Nash on third. Monday Dowd played
center, Cooley right, Cross third, Geier
short and a freak named Abbattichio sec
Und.
Cleveland started with McAleer in secomi
and Sockalexis in right. Pickering and
O'Connor now holdthose gardens. Washing
ton commenced business with BrowB in CEN
ter, o 'Brien on seco nd, Lush and Abbey in
right, Cartwright on first and DEMO ntre-
vile at short. Labor Day Leahy played
center, DeMontreville second, Wrlgiey short,
Gettman right and Tucker first Louisville
had Rogers on second, McCIeery in eight
and Pickering n center. Wagner Is low at
second, Dexter in center and NanceiliIght.