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STORES.
1880 ii neS6r DIV S20.:o 1874 II neSsr dwg SIS 20
STABLES
RI 1874 40 II ne 5000 RI 20 y Y nv NV 81 90
Caii for list Of other desirable properly
CAlWOoD GARRETT, 18th * y. \. ave N w.
nc1n 2is = - = - 80
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1dl0 Oregon ave, elegantly finished Tor. Offer
wanted.
140l Howard ave. Mt. IT, 9r., large lot So 10
40 Myrtle St ne. 7r, reduced o......... IL 80
$3.50 St, to colored tenant. Or l.. 20
oe3O,3t BRlCE IIPSooMB. 6l2 l4th NV.
FOR RENT-12g9 NV. 1lR. & b. STA. s55.oo
r mr. 10th. 14r&b ss334 i4s LIST se......... ~ 30
l. near 22d NV. .255o Store 1lth e. . NV ~ 90
RALPH w. LEE, 6o6 l4th NV. CPhone 2o4sD
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1706 Pa av, fiat, 4r&b25. 90
Sill 18th. sto. w&g - 20
1918 E, store. rs. 90
ISL BID. or. mi. ~ 50
S22 d ne, Grab. mi 20. so
524 I'D, Or, Gel. .. ID. 80
112 18th Sc, 1r&b. -. 80
2S1S L, Or. eel, mi 20. 50
2022 L, Grab, mi. .2O.50
1919 Both. Or. ID. so
7l3 Cd. Or. MI. 80. ~. 40
2O6 9th ne, 6r&mi. 1850
1920 Olive. Cir. mi IL. 80
26o4h l., 6r&cel. mi 1880
22z6 q, 7r. wa&y. is. 40
bl2l2 G 81. 6r&.el. IL. 30
All 18th. Sr&sta lie. 90
1910 2Sth. Or. eel, w rs. 80
BIightw'd. CIR. eel. W. 10. 20
80 Myrtle, Or. W. ..14.00
PALS y. Or. wa. so
1923 E. 5r, wa ....ls.50
413 2lst, Or. w.....13.30
1925 25th, 5r, wa. 1880
2023 L. r'r. 5r, wa.12.o0
1902 Chace ct. Or.
Gel, w-...........12.50
i04-6 21st, Or, wa. ~. 30
a25 9Th sw. Or. wa 1900
Fusselrs ct, 6r&w. IL. 40
1872 La ave. Office
rooms So. 10 & 1900
-.13 23d, 5r. w...-.10.5O
1870 18th. 4r, wa. 1000
1137 I'D. 5r. 1000
3025 Sherman ov.5r. 1000
WILCOX, 1907 Pa. ave.
PBELL. SIT 10TH NV.
215 18th NV. store .S35
7O6 It'll st sw, store. 10
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FOR RENT-REDUcD 10 045 PER MO.-THE =
story. i2-room, AMI. residence 1909 NJ Ct NV;
furnace hat; large cellar and yard: In nrst-class
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CHARLES g. BUNDY.
COMMISSIONER OF DEED4
OF all the States and TERRITORIES.
0J-tf III ~ q. Az. lnsW DQutty buil6anGa
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

FOR RERT-WAREHoUsE-
New brick building, 42x45 feet square; first floor
concreted; located Y rear 100 Ut. ne. frontine
oe2s-st' a. s. CAywooD.. $50 eth st. NV.
FOR RENT-BoR A,TERM OF YEARa TF1F
coal dump located cur LIST and @ sts ne CON
nected with B.. and O. tracks. The largest dunn
In the city and the one nearest the city,G cenfer
Apply to THOMAS W, SIXTH
-oclo-im ast and Ind. ave. NV
FOB RENT-KEMN0TON TYPEWRITER At THI
REMINGTON OFFICE: modern machine: perfect
conditions suaEanteed;s with stand; delivered nv
when directly following rental.
WYCK0fE. SEAAiAN0 BENKDlCE
Ael9-0 Car. okh and stu, NJ.
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FOR RENT-PIANOs.

FOR REST-BEING COMPELLED TO LEAVE
city and not rot, wishing to sell my upright plano ut
SO and pay drayage. Please address Box 06.
Star officer ocaQ-8t
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FEMALE.

WANTED-YoUNG SAI.ESI.ADY IN DRY GOODS
store. with some experience preferred; liz Ing bet
v and W and 18th and 18th Sts- NV, reference
required: salary TO start So Address Box loa>
TAI
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FOR RENT-BY r. o. HOFFMAN, REAL ESTATE
and Insurance Broker. 10th and SITS. NV.
FURNISHED HOIJSFS
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR kENT-1541 18th, SAD, 12K., COR. $4,000
1SU24-5-S 1ith st. NV, sto & dwg., Or. 400
1885 9TH W, EtO..& dwg., 6r. .......... $500
2oi stb ne, sto q .dwg,,a Sr. ...-...-.. $3.50
2l42 1th n.w., Sto.,d8 dwg 13r. 5000
sO4 NV, rent reduced, only store......
1903 1th NV. sto. 4 dwg., 7r........... $500
2l5 18TH n ", store room. ............... $500
III 41a s.w., sto & dwg., Or. .......... 25.OO
932 n!w, store room. .................. 1850
1927 7th NV, store room. ............ 1900
X. 8. DONALDSON,
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PBELL. SIT 10TH NV.
215 18th NV. store .S35
JOG It'll st sw, store. 10
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FOR RENT-BY STONE & FAIRFAX,
500 F ST. NV. Telephone ESQ.,
1923 16th 16r,b 800. 90 BAL LIST me- ST. ba % 50
2121 Bancroft, lar. 500 1901 me- 7r ba. .25 90
$40 9Th NV 11r, ba .60.00 918 22d NV, 6r ba q SO
1912 Sundld pl, Tor. 60.00 126 me- Or, ba. 80
1906 2lst, 12r b. 80 90 lit b S. IL, ba Is 90
1881 Whitney ave, % NV, 7r, ba. .25 80
1874 corcoian i2r. 500 $50 18th NV n. $50
1912 NV, Tor, b. $500 726 4th sc, Or. 90
11th&k sc, st&dw. 1000 $40 7th ne, IT. ba 10 As
1760 NV, IT. ba. .35 So 70 K ne, Or, ba II so
14OS 18th NV, 12r b $500 Al Myrtle ne, IT. b. 80
1902 Cap9rb eel IS 90 go 18th ne, Or, ba Is 30
1lS 9Th ne, IT. ba. 81 80 1346 Union sw Or IL so
l4Al Fla av b.. $3.50 1lS xath NV. 6r, ba II 20
FOR RENT-1744 RIGGS PLACE NV; NEW, g.
story brick; IL rooms, reception hall tiled bath
and concrete cellar; handsomely decorated and
oGaaasa thr0qghe W WxIKER som iona 20
FOR KENT-16Oe LINCOLN AVA NV; NEW. 2
story buH brick; rooms, reception hall: tiled
bath and concrete cellar; heated By fur
ocsost 4. W. WALKER / SON. ico TO 2.
FOR RENT S15-llo JEFFERSON, ANAC0S-
tia; rooms and bath.
$l6.b0,26 Ella. ave-: rooms and bath.
$18-Store and dwelling, cor. 18th and Gales me-
16-6ll NV; rooms and bath.
it L STARGARDTER. Room 2 6l8 18th It. NV.
FOR SALE-OR RMNT-DMIRABLN OORNER
dwelling, on 18th st. above Dupont Circle; has
never becn occupied. TYLER Z RUTHERFORD,
tSW g. a.W. oco-z4ts
FOR RENT-oNH or TIN FINEST PLACES N
Il Droit Park; corner Of Aapls ave. and 9th e.
Que block from 7th and 9th Ut. cars: ten roosns:
a.m.ii rent ~. Inquire Of Z. J. W. R0RNRT.
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F0R RENr-DHIRABLN, ONTRALLY LOCATED
ss.ck dwsaiisE: ~ T. III q ~; NJ .th,
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11o3 n NV, l2r&b. 100
1871 Il NV. l0r&h. ~
1i2I DeSales NV. iir,b..5
2Ol Y NV, 9r&h. n 30
2se3 q NV. 97&b. 30 ;,
45S " NV. furnished. 80
1919 VI nv NV. fur'd.125
liil Lingers q. 6r.lU.5D
152C 10Th. 1r&h. 30
fHERFoRD. 1891 r -.
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EOR kENT-!Oil 7 ST. NV, a-sT0RY, BAY
IN CHAs. c. DuNcANsoN. cor. 9th and d a. v.
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yOR RESTLBY wM- O. MORRIS, Si7 10TH NV.
1102 18th, 1zrkhe $50 00t BLOT N, 1lr&b. sl6 90
1919 sundTd p. lofo000l TIA oorcofan, Or. %
z1i4 Conn Az. erab. 00l 3Is 9Th ne, or3b 80
For complete list Of furnished houses from COS to
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AMATEUR BALI. PLAYERS.

The Hot Rags defeated the Young Duffys
by score of Ii to 10 The feature of the
game was the batting OF the Rags. they
knocking Schroeder all over thelot, and Hoff-
man, who replaced him, Jared no better.
The battery for the winners was Allison
and Gatzindiner.
The Young Belmont Club defeated
the Eccentric TrInitys by the score of 90
TO Is. The features of the game were
the pitching OF Costello, the catching of
j. Wagner. aud the batting of Costello an d
Wagner. Send all challenges to 436 IL
II st NV.
The Rattlers defeated the Colts by the
score of IA TO 13. They claim the
championship of the District of teams OF
fifteeI; and sixteen years OF age. They
would like To hear from all teams in the
District. the Potomac Stars preferred. Ad-
dress all challenges to Manager Herbert
Vogel, 500 Second street northwest.
The Cyclones were defeated by the whirl-
winds b y the scoreof 13 to IL. The Whrl-
winds would like to arrange games with all
teams whose average age is not over thir-
teen years. The Whirlwinds line up as fol-
lows: Kelly, c.. Kerigan, p; Savage, 1b;
Hollaran, 2b; Kelly, S.; Kane, 3b; Rick
ers, If; King. Of; Browne, RI. Send all
chalengesto Maurice Gates, No. AZ g street
northwest.
The Bolognas defeated the Belmont Stars
by score of o to 8. The feature of the
game was bezbattery work of Reynolds
and Ivers the losers only making two hits,
ard Reynolds striking out ten men. The
Bolognas lined up: H. Ivers, c.; Reynolds,
D.; B. Weaver. 1b; j. Dunn, 2b.; L. Reith,
ss Sullivan. 3d.; W. Dunn, CT; j. Liston.
r.; Williams, II. The game the Bolognas
played Tuesday evening was to in
heir favor.
An exciting game was played at the
corner of South Capitol and NJ streets yes
terday between the Dolphins and the Twi-
lights, which resulted In victory for the
Dolphins by the score of 10 to 5. The
feature OF the game was the pla ying Of the
Doif,hins, who didn't make an error They
would like to play with any team in the
District whose average age is seventeen
Address challenges to Benny Myers, mana
ger, $50 Eighth street southeast
The vigilants defeated the sailors OF
the navy yard boat Hebna by an exciting
score OF IL to 10. The features of the
game was the batting OF the winners and
the pitching OF Gates. The Young vigilants
having played seventeen games, winning
Fifteen and tying two, claim the champion
ship OF the District. They would like to
hear from AL teams whose average age
is sixteen: AlIchalIcngee are received by
+. Allison, No. A 8 Z street southeast.
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AMONG THE BOXERS.

James Janey, OF Washington, AL Her
ford's new rind, has been matched TO meet
Lon Beckwith, of Cleveland, for twenty
rounds at las pounds. The contest will
take place before the Eureka Athletic
Club, OF Baltimore, on Monday, August 10
Beckwlth las met some of the best neu in
his class, such as Joe Waloott, Fred Nor
ris ,Muldoon's Cyclonei, jones Watts and
George Byers
Monk Robinson looked as slick as a
whistle TINS morning, and appeared con
fldent that he Will win the bout wlth
Toady Banks. The go viii he somewhat
private. and Will tie pulled off in one Of the
suburban road houses. The young fight
ers have made all arrangements, and
within the next forty-eight hours the SUI
pcriority Of either one will probably be
known. Considerable money has been
put up on the contest, and the friends Of
each viii not back down a bit.
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b. AND o. BULLETIN.
REDUCED RATES.

shsutHuqus, n. Y. $40; solid train,
through Pullman sleepers, via Pittsburg,
August 2. Space reserved in advance at b.
and Q. ticket offices. 18th street and New
York avenue, and6l Pennsylvania avenue
Philadelphia, 81; August 3 and 4. good
until August 3. Bicycle meet. Philadelphia
Royal Blue, bcst line. No charge Tor wheels.
Round trip. 81.
Atlantic City, So. Excursion, August :.
Point Breeze, Baltimore. 81 90 next Sun
day. Cool bay breczes all popular amuse-
inents, boating, bathing, music, refresh
ysients. Special from New Jersey avenue
and & street, $40 a. N.
baltimore and return, 81 20, Saturday
and sunday, good 10 return until Monday.
Bay Ridge, 80 cents for the round trip.
Quicker than cars, 80 minutes 10 Grand
Central station from the new Whitehall ter
0inal tSouth Ferry New York ROYAL
Hue trains are now using the new Ter
minal. elevated and surface lines TO all
parts OF the city, under one roof.
iv3l-tf
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Maui was sent to the box for Baltimore
yesterday IN their game with the Senators
at National Park Manager Hanlon as
socn az he realized that Smiling Al was
not in condition, pulled him out in the
middle of the first inning, while his team
still had chance.
Mercer went to the rubber for Washing
ton and did well for two innings, out after
that he was easy, and although the tTi-
oles we're scoring every turn at the bat,
and slowly but surely overcoming the ap-
parently safe lead or the Statesmen, It was
not until Baltimore was two runs ahead IN
the seventh, too late tc save the game, that
a change was made in the Senatorial
twirling department.
Such are the method of twomanagers.
Hotter, who took MauI's place, had the
Senators completely at his mercy the lat
ter part Of the game, which was as good
as lost when Swain succeeded Mercer. To
cinch til q contest the Birds added n couple
of runs In the eighth, and three games had
been added to Baltimorc's won column
at the expense OF the meek and lowly
Wayne rites.
Boston plays Washington this afternoon,
when d.. McJames and kid" Nichols
will be the opposing twiriers.
Yesterdays score: K. 81. +.
Baltimore .....OO23 $3.50 2O-15 Is
Washington ...405O 20O00-11 II
Batteries Maui, Hoffer and Clarke and
Bowerrnah; Mercer, Swain and Farrell
Umpire Emslie.
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DIAMOND DUST.

The Pos;ons play five games here on this
trip.
Won der Abe wants S125,OOO for his
team
shurart WIN Join the Phillies at Baltimore
today.
ST. Louis won their first game from
Louisville yesterday.
Patsy Flaherty, the x-Colonel, is now
copper In st. Louis
Lajoie. OF the Philadelphias, is nearing
the 400 mark in batting.
For the first time in twelve games Dele
hanty failed to get hit yesterday
The Western League contains sixty-four
discarded National League players.
In seventeen games, yesterday was the
second time Cooley failed to cross the plate.
IBID" McPhee got into the game yester-
day after two months lay-off with a bad
ankle.
Pitcher Nichols reckons that his laundry
at Kansas City this year will net him
$500
Mullane has lost but one game for st.
Paul this season, and he ha S been pitchiny
eighteen years
Cleveland has signed another youngster,
Fred Cooke, W no has been pla ying fast ball
with Fort Wayne.
Merk Baldwin, the exLeague player, is
now pitching for the Carnegie Athletic
Club team, OF Pittsburg
Fred Pfeffer has under consid GRAFTON
the lease Of twelve-table billiard room
in a hotel now going up in Chicago
'.Never give base on balls, is motto
that every good pitcher should keep cog
stantly before him. Paul Dispatch.
Walter Wilinot, ex-manager OF the Min
ncapolis bah team, has signed with New
York. He leaves to join the Giants Mon
day.
The Brooklyn Eagle says that Washing
ton Is after the services of Outfieider
Richter, a hard-fdtting Eastern League
player.
THIS Is the way the Boston Globe figures
1t: Boston has sixteen games away and
thirty eight at home Eight victories
away ana twentyeisht on the home
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Diagnosis Of Grippe.

True grippe is germ disease. These
germs are in the circulation, and per-
wade every tissue and organ of the body.
This brings speedy collapse and often
death to the aged and debilitated. After
the acute stage people wonder that they
do not recover. They call it the after
effects of the grippe. The fact is the
germs are still alive, and if not destroyed,
will 60 on breaking down the constitu-
ton, and leave you a physical wreck.
The only germicide known that searches
out and destroys every grippe germ in
the system Is Brazilian Balm. A week
or ten days treatment effects COM
o1ete cure.
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The ~ Times
City Brevities.

William and Lula Edwards, colored, nus
baud and wife. were fined So each In tie
notice court today, for creating a dis
turbauce on the street.
There was a slight fire in the woodshed
of No. lilo Q street nethwet YESTERDAY
The fire was caused by children lighting
matches among some rags No damage
Harvey Williams, "a coloIed youth, died
suddenly at his home, No. sol Nard $
allsv northwest. Yesterday afternoon WIN
ONT medical aid The coroner was notified.
Hattie siaons. living at No. 81 Thir-
teenth street northwest, attempted sui
cide yesterday afternoon by taking an
overdoSe OF laudanum, but was reNided
at the Emergency Hospital.
Richard Calvin, colored, whose home rs
at g Goat alley, was struck by ualn
near Cherry BiIl, Va, yesterday morning
and slightly injured. Calvin had gone TO
sleep on the side Of the track.
Frank Foster. who was charged with
selling liopor without license in the
county OF washington, demanded a jury
trial an tic police court today and was
placed under bond OF $500.
Frank Foster. a German harness maker.
. Alur on Seventh street, immediately
above Florida avenue, was arrested 10y
ofricer Mcdonnell last night and locked
up at No. s alton. charged with keeping
an unlicensed bar.
Rev 5 Reese Murray, pastor OF The Eff
teenth Street NJ f. Church, corner OF
Fifteenth and X streets northwest, viii
give sieueopil con lecture tomorrow night.
This Is the fourth of the series on the
life of Christ and the theme will be
"Judea. ard the racial elements making
UP the land and life OF the Jew
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Eleveus at the 1yickets.

London, July 31.-The Surrey cricket
ers resumed pla in the oftheIr
match against the Philadelphians at Lord
.oday aud were all out for 372 runs. Their
score In the first inning was 273.
The Philadelphians, with a score of 233
Tor tier first innings. then went to bat
and made So runs for wickets.
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Riverside Professionals at Dyke Park
tomorrow Manager Jones will have his
strongest team in the field. Chapple. the
crack twifler. will pitch. and Cranston,
the clever catcher, win support him be :
hind the bat. The other palyers are:
Jones, left field; A kers, second; Holcer or
FREDERICK, right; McGraw, first; Stone,
short; Carroll or Riston, third: Riston or
I3yIor, center field.
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Congress Heights March

This evening the Congress Heights March
VIII he played by the members of the
T.. s. Marine Baud at Congress Heights
FOR the first time. After which dancing
will commence on the open pavilion.
Intermission of twenty minutes Will be
given 10 look for the bag of gold hidden
ia the woods-which Is free TO the finder.
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GAMES TODAY.

Boston at Washington.
Baltimore at Philadelphia.
BrookIyu at New York.
Louisville at ST. Louis.
Cleveland ut Cincinnati.
Pittsburg at Chicago.
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Last summer one OF our grandchildren
was sick with a severe bowel trouble
says Mr.. Z. q. Gregory, OF Fredericks-
town, Mo. "0m doctors remedies had
failed: then we tried Chsnberlaiu's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which
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of the Clubs July 81. 1895.
GAMES ELSEWHERE.

At Chicago RHE.
Pittsburc 80. 2 col Oh 90 01-613 1
Chicago :. -. 90 OIL o 80 00-512 3
Batteries Hastings. HIghey. Sugden, and
Merritt Briggs and Kittridge. Umpire
Sheridan.
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$1-25 TO baltimore and Return.
Via Il & o. r. r. All trains July ~ and
August 1. valid for return passAse until fol-
0Wing Monday. jy2S-lt
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TWO MANAGERS METHODS
Maui Taken Out, Mercer Allowed
to Stay in and Lose.
ORIOLES GAME UPHILL FIGHT

With the Statesmen Seven Runs to
the Good They Fall on the Sena-
torial Twirler and Pound Out q
vfctory-Opening Contest With
Boston This Afternoon.
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r. ii. E.

At Philadelphia RHE.
Boston -....... 90 10000 b1-7IO 2
Philadelphia :. 81. OIL 00o2o COOS 9
Batteries -klobedanz and Bergen; Ortiz
and Clements. Umpire Mcdonald
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$40 Chautauqua, N. ", aud Return
Via b. 4 O.

Special excursion from Washington via
B. n o. and Pittsburg, s:50p. m, August
2, arriving at ChautaUqua 4:30 p. IN. next
day. Final limit of return tickets septem-
Der L. jy24, 26, 1881
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BEECHAM's PILLs-No equal for con-
stipation.
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wINKLEM,N,s WONDERS WON.
Eastern Athletic Club Defeated i'm
a WPll-played Gam

An interesting game OF hall was pla yedy yes
tcrday afternoon oil the Lincoln Park
grounds. the opposing teams being the
strong L A. C. and Winkleman's Wonders,
the score being 8 to Tin favor of the latter.
The feature of tie game was the pitching
CT Leonard, who struck out thirteen of his
opponents. The lineup was as follows:
Eastern Athletic Club-Dunn, G.; Thorp,
D.; Vcrmillion. Id: Stewart, 2b; Ellis, S.;
Oliver. 3b; Gates, If; Iandvoight, CT;
l.. Gates, rf.
Winkleman's MISUNDERSTANDING C. Leon
ard, p; BOlger 70; Tenable, %; McCaulcy,
IS; Wfnkeman, 3b: Hawley IT,: SLY, CT;
u. Gates, If
Score by innings:
RIFE
W. w.. 10 20O3O 2-S15 2
L. A. Co... 01011110-7 3
POtomacs ant Riverside.
The Potomacs. who last year won The
Times Leagne cha npionship, will play the
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$1.OO to Point Breeze. Md, via
b. q q.
BY special train from Washington at
$40 a. m, August 1, connecting with
electric cars at East Baltimore Re
turning, leave Point Breeze at TOO d. IN.
All popular amusements for a days en-
joymcrt. Round trip. $1.OO.
dy26, 2e, 1881.
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r1ilIinery

Every fame asqe STOW H
cslors, Only .............. - ,r
White, broad 5riu pIsla esl rtqer
Sailors, II saeI Win lea rer 81. afers
and OtteDaa tt l4H-ls ee 8s
Black Io1E ARD Hea. 1e
wide-rim 81. t-.sls PC. oriy. s. %
White Rcs-n suc 4eaC reA
wide-rin Sailors ,tbve5TeJ
The same fiae @gcb Powers a1
Were adj eTtiscd Pew lays TO- on
DOC, Will rcrna4r .- ..... .H rl1
The 7tc KIND -aat 2y tur Ha
assortme has 4aifurtea al le
VIII also remain -.-..--...--..
Our S125 French Flowers ss t.
any seen on trimmed hats t1.-
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At st. Louis HE
st. Louis ...... 20O1 2-714
Louisville ] 90 010o3 -612 3
Batteries nonohue and Murphy; Gun
ninphan, Evans, and Wilson. Umpire
Mcfarland.
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grounds will give them ninety, and that
number Of wins will pretty near win the
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At Cincinnati P.VE.
Cincinnati :. -. 000OI2 x-sI1
Cleveland p. -. 10000 0OO0-2 6 A
Batteries Rrnitenstein and PETIT: Powell.
Wilson, and Creiger. Umpire-Hurst
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Boys ! 5ess Est H.
and embrs f thinning .....--
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At New York RHF
New YORK -. 90 OO20 x-3IO 2
Brooklyn. 49,. 90 00000-1
batteries Rnsie and Warner; Payne AMI
Burrell. Umpire -O'Day,
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At Philadelphia =
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-17
The Edison Projectoscope.

Is exhibiting in the Bee Hive Block
situated in the southwest part Of
town. This marvellous machine pro-
jects apparently living pictures upon
screen in such manner that the
audience can see every life movement
and expression true to color and ma
ture, and life size. Endorsed by press,
pulpit and public. Each exhibition
will be proceeded by St. Louis Graph
aphone concert, which alone is worth
the admission price. Remember at
the Bee Hive block this week Wednes-
day, Thursday, and Friday at 1880 p.
m. standard time. Admission 10 cents.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-17

was the holiday opening at Benefits
furniture house Saturday afternoon
and evening. Large crowds were in
attendance during the afternoon and
at one time in the evening both floors
of the building were so filled with vis-
itors as to make a passage impossible.
The display was very large, varied,
and attractive, and reflected much
credit upon Mr.. Bennett as a buyer
and business man.
Mr.. Bennett was so fortunate as to
obtain the services of Miss Eta F.
Musser of Medina, and Miss Edith M.
Wallace of Berea, two charming young
ladies who entertained the company
with music in an attractive and pleas.
ing manner. The handsome sweet
toned piano used for the occasion was
from the stock OF VIM. Vischer & Son,
The event was pronounced great sue
cess by all who we're present.