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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
LosT-oN 18TH INST. IN THE NE1GHBoRnooD
OF 18th and New York ave. a bunch of about
a dozen keys. Finder will be suitably rewarded
on leaving at THoMPsoN's drug store, 7os 18th
LGST-ON SATURDAY, nth INST BET THE
War Dept. and Capitol u map Of the Mississippi
river and it's tributaries. made by pen linen
paper. Liberal reward paid IL returned to Met
ropolitan Hotel. de14-2t
LosT-Fox TERRIER PUPPY. BLACK POINTS.
SUNDAY from me Il j. ave and st. Reward Rev. I'd If
LCsT-BROWN COLLIE DOG; WHITE POINTS
Reward If returned to 1910 Mass. ave. n.w.d113'
LEGAL NOTICES.
ESTATE OF CHARLES G. SOMETIMES CALLED
Giles Williams. late Of District of Columbia.
Ne soI4. Docket "a. Issued December 10,
Application having been made to the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia holding Orphans
by William Williams in favor Of John Kane, this
court ON Friday the 18th day Of ianaary Ap
1898. at 10 o'clock m. to show cause why such
Attest: J. NOTA McGIIIA
Register Of Wills. d. C.
JOHN ISi. Tor hppe.n and ALEX H. sE as
No. s11O Admin Doc a.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE:
That the subscriber, of the District Of Columbia,
frict Of Columbia holding n special term for Or
phans' Court business. letters Of administration
on the personal estate of Thomas Darden late Of
the District Of Columbia, decreased; all persons
having claims against the said deceased are here
hy warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof TO the subscriber before the 18th day
Of December next; they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benedt Of the said estate
Given under my hand this 11th day Of December
1887. JAMES D. DARDEN.
1906 9Th ct. NV.
Leigh Robinson. Proctor de141aw3w
ESTATE Oh JOHN FARRAHAR, ALIAS JOHN
Far-ngher. deceased. No. 1889. Docket %
The Washington Loan and Trust Co.. admin
istrntor. has. with the approval Of the Supreme
COs-t OF the District OF Columbia holding . SRe-
ciaI Term for Orphans Court business, appointed
Friday. December 81. 1887, AT 10 O'Clock am,
the time. and said court the place. for
making payment and distribution under the courts
direction aud control when and where all creditors
and persons entitled to distrbutfve shares Legal
cies u residue. notified to attend In person
or by agent attorney duly authorized with
their claims against the estate properly vouched;
Provided. this order be published once In each OF
three successive weeks before said day. in the
w ashington Law Reporter and The Eyc3ing
Star. --..,-- = 1870.
Signed December 9. 1907
NOTA McGUIA Register Of Wills
JOHN B. LAkNER, Proctor. ds7-lawSt
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The sun., 1897-11-23
MISCELLANY.

Charles f. Fitzpatrick, the American
champion half mile runner, has issued a
challenge to George b. Tincler the
English long distance runner, for two
races, one at half and the other ut three
quarters OF a mile, for $3.50 a side.
Discus throwing, which has been a
fixture at Georgetown for several years,
has been added to Harvard's lists of
athletic events.
When contests OF any kind take place
rivalry is to be found, and the friends of
the contestants become more or less
partisan and prejudiced and act in a
manner very often directly opposite to
their Usual habits. Among the specta-
tors will be noticed, if the strength of the
contesting teams be pretty even and the
score close, many persons, ladies
as we'll as gentlemen, endeavoring to
urge their favorities on to victory by
every means in their power. Upon a
close decision of the umpire of base
ball match, how often has it been noticed
that some staid, steady man Of business
will jump up in his seat or shout from
the stand to the captain OF his team not
to stand such rank decisions and advise
him to take his team out Of the contest.
The sun., 1897-11-23
THROUGHOUT DELAWARE.
Harrington Notes.

J. D. Braun, one of our leading merch
ants, bought one hundred dressed ducks
fifty turkeys and one hundred chickens
for the Thanksgiving trade. Part Of
them go to Wilmington and the balance
to Philadelphia. The rest of our merch'
ants all expect to be busy this week
shipping poultry,
William Willis and J. Mitchell have
the contract for painting the new opera
house.
Miss Nellie Hanson spent Sunday with
Miss Martha Burnite of near FELTON,.
A crowd of negroes got into free fight
Sunday morning. Several of their heads
We're badly cut. The authorities are try
ing to locate the guilty ones if possible
Harry iIurd and wife of Dover spent
Sunday with friends.
Miss Laura Layton of Bridgeville has
been visiting Harrington friends.
Several OF our town people went to
Philadelphia Saturday to see the L. Of p,
and Harvard play football.
Miss Lid Sharp, who is at the jefferson
Medical Hospital, Phila., being treated
ior appendicitis is reported as being out
Of danger.
The sun., 1897-11-23
A RECORD BREAKER.
The Surviving Members Ofthc Dough
erty Family Will Hold Il Thanks
giving Rc-UniOn.

Five minutes after the night turn left
the police station last night, Officer
Shields returned with a prisoner. On
arriving at Front and Market streets, he
found "Paddy' Dougherty, or as he is
better known "Paddy de Bum," also as
"Walkin' Paddy" and the "Irish Local. -
comfortably sleeping against the patrol
box, waiting for the police to give him
the necessary aid which would enable
him to reach New Castle.
Paddy has been a "regular' for
twcnty-onc years and in that time has
not spent six consecutive days outside
the walls Of New Castle Jail.
When Il prisoner is discharged he is
given a new pair Of shoes which in
"Paddy's case are Immediately upon his
arrival in this city, exchanged for m1
old pair at Il second hand shop on the
coast, and the resulting boot money is
invested in a bottle Of coast lightning >
With this he hic- to the nearest patrol
box. sits down, drinks the liquor and
goes into the trance where he will give
the least troub'r to his friends the
''cops.'
"paddy' is one OF four brothers
whose parents both died in the aims
house. One of the brothers is dead, on,
serving Il life term in New Castle, and
when "p~ddy' arrived last night the
other brother was already an occupant
of his cell. They three will meet agail
Tomorrow.
The management of the High Schoo
foot ball team sent an invitation to tho
Officers and crew of the Gun Boat vii
lnington to attend their game on Thanks
giving day when they play the strong
Villa Nova College eleven on the Uniol
Street grounds. The invitation has beel
accepted. and it is hoped that they viii
enjoy the game and have good time il
general.
The sun., 1897-11-23

Jerome Quigley Of Philadelphia for fif
teen rounds at 1876 pounds. The contes,
will be decided at Athens. Pa, the early
part of next month.
Tom O'Rourke wants to match Jot
Walcott against Tom Sharkey at catch
weights, and offers to bet 81 500, if he car
get odds of 2 to l, that the colored wonder
will stay twenty rounds with Sharkey
To show that he means business ORourke
has posted $1,000 with Charles Ascener,
San Francisco sporting man, to bind q
match.
The idea OF bringing off the Mccoy
Crpedon bout in Canada has been aban-
doned, the managers realizing that the
obstacles were too great 1t has now
been definitely decided to put the men
in the ring at the Eureka Athletic Club;
in Long Island City. The date OF the
contest, December 10, remains I'M
chalked Creedon is actively at work
training in Chicago, and Mccoy is now
at New Dorp, Staten Island, fitting him
self for the fight.
c. J. Moriarity Of this city will fight
Billy Ernest before the Greenpoint Club
OF Brooklyn tomorrow night. Good
luck to you Mory.
Jack Ward, who made such good
going in his maiden fight against Pat
Dougherty on Sunday, is matched to fight
Midget Glynn ten rounds, on the floor,
on Thursday December md The tip will
be given later as to the place.
PschorrbraUe Book at llaubers--The
Imported pschurrbrallc.
The sun., 1897-11-23
SELF-DEFENSE.
cause.

johnny Glynn called at TIE Sun office
and stated that he would like to accept
Jack Wards challenge on behalf of
Frank IIoffcckcr, the feathcr-wcight
champion OF Delaware, to fight at 10
lbs. and if Ward would not meet Hof-
fecker that he would take his place and
fight Ward at the same weight, that is
l22 lbs.
Charles Lynch, the middlc-w weight
champion Of the navy, states that his
time as a sailor has expired, and that he
will meet any boxer in his class in
America. Lynch prefers Il bout with
Jack Bonner before any club. a letter
to "Thc rrpss' office will reach him.
Young Griff, had good cause to give up
in his fight with WcItcr-wright Tom
Tracy at st. i.ouis Il few nights ago. The
accident with which he met while on his
Wuv to the contest vas more serious than
t." Uyltrra friends thought it was. A.
& r leaving the ring Critic was examined
by pb,,ioi"'9, who found he bad Il dis
jocaoH .uoaI@cr.
i'umor has It that the Olympic Clul
will r.-np"n it. doors next Monday night
wilU I5-rpiuI bout between Joe But
Ter and I3rh Bonner. 1t seems the tive
bo"ur@ are '.trrnncl to settle their a.
ily# in The ring. They may do 50 at
N,j.mn lut NNe referee will show good
jut9mrnt II Un wears y harc IaII mask
and .ljt IT steel.
IpwG Gu,ip, an Australian boxer
va mG.",l and locked up late las,
niglJ io ''i. Louis on the charge o
.us,aM"% lie was very indignant, and de
cIarcl; Il am . native Of India and a sub
jcct pf the English government, and whc1
got ont this police department will hay,
tie who'" British government dowl
on it,"
Griffo is pennilcss, and his manager
has left the city.
Kid Mcfarland, the clever east-sidt
lightweight, has been matched to meet
The sun., 1897-11-23
BILLIARDS.

From the manner in which Slosson
and Ives are practising for the Champion
ship tournament, which is to be played
on Nov. 20, it looks as if lovers of the
game are to be treated tosomc sensation
i'll billiards. Ives recently made run
OF lGl points, making :" number OF re-
markabIe shots and averaging % for 800
points. SIosSpn, the "Studcnt," is right
up to the mark. \ few days ago he
ma'Ic a run OF l4l points, averaging 81
for 400 points This old-timcr is prac-
tising steadily and hard and his friends
are hopeful that he will give the cham
pion a great fight. Jake Schacfcr the
"Wizard," is keeping back news Of his
work. but as he seeks to dethrone Mr..
Ives, his deadly rival, it is safe to gucss S
that he is ''hard ut it,
The sun., 1897-11-23
THE SPORTING WORLD.
Continued from Third Page.

letics; Catchers, Barcklay of Reading ;
First Base, Wells of Richmond; Second
Base, Johnson of Patterson Third Base,
Dogherty of Hartford; Shortstops, Leahy
of Norsolk Outfelders, Smith OF Nor
folk; Simon Of Hartford, and c. NJ. Nc
Farlan of Norfolk.
The talk. about Boston trading Pitcher
Stivetts and Catcher Camel for Taylor,
of the Phillies, seems to be all wrong.
President Soden, of the Beaneaters, says
he has not given the matter a thought
Regarding Jack Stivetts, soden says
he was every valuable man and did
good work in the box last season. He is
a good fielder in case OF necessity, and is
a yerv valuable man with the bat when
a hit is needed" With Nichols, Klobe-
danz, Willis, Stivetts, Lewis and Sulli-
van, Boston has very strong array OF
pitching power and should be able to get
along without Taylor.
Baseball news from Chicago say that
nothing short OF an explosion will result
in Anson's release from the head OF the
Windy City Colts. ''Anse" was in bad
humor when he lett Chicago for the
Philadelphia meeting, and his snilcn
conduct gave rise to tie rlmor that he
would not look after the Cots interests
next year There il little likelihood Of this
happening, however, as the veteran is
now on the ocean with A. G. Spalding, a
bic man in the Club Several League
clubs would like to get the old man.
There is a Western League franchise,
possibly that of the Grand Rapids, for
him il he wants it.
Catcher Grady is credited with saying
that the average ball player would
rather play in any Of the eleven other
League cities in preference to Philadcl.
phia.
''Tim' keefe was not retained as
coach for the Harvard nine next spring,
but Duffy did not get the profitable job,
as was reported. Pitcher Lewis is the
man secured.
Dowd wants to bet 500 that st. Louis
will beat out Philadelphia in the cham
pionship race next year.
The spring meeting Of the National
League is to be held in st. Louis on
February 2S.
Outiielder Cap Bclden, signed by
Cleveland, is brother OF Pitcher, Bel
den, OF Burlington.
Elmer Smith, Pittsburg's hard-hitting
fielder, who has gone to CINCINNATI the
result OF trade, is not so happy over
the exchange as he might be. Although
smith was sick and tired Of being.
Pirate his ambitions We're to hold down
Il fielding position for the Chicagos, and
nothing would have pleased him more.
Now that pittsburg has secured Egan,
of the Syracuse Club, whom Brooklyn
was anxious to get, it is believed that he
will be traded as soon as Il golden oppor-
tunity presents itself. Knowing Of
Broolllyn's anxiety to get the second
basrnan, word comes from Pittshuly
shat, with true piratical nerve, he is
offered to the BridrgrOOms for Jack
Grim. The offer, OF course, was declined,
with a p. $. that if Dick Pad,lcn were Of
iered the deal may be effected.
The All-Americans and Baltimore bail
PLAYERS have struck a baseball klondikc
in Frisco, II reports can be believed,
they are receiving nothing but money.
The sentence in the report from there
gives evidence Of tbc gold harvest. Is it
awe are all crazy, and baseball is the
cause"
The sun., 1897-11-23

Pschorrbrauc Book at Haubcrs---Tht
Imported Pschorrbrauc.
The sun., 1897-11-23
sicai0rd Sayings.

Pomona Grange No. 3, of Sussex
county, will meet in odd Fellows Hall
here tomorrow morning at 10 a. IN.
There will be a large attendance OF the
farmers of the county, and the following
questions will be discussed
l. "What does it cost per bushel to
grow corn in Sussex county?'
3 "What is the value of fodder per
acre?'
3. "What does it cost per bushcl to
grow wheat in Sussex county?'
t. "What is the straw worth per
acre?'
Misses Clara Showell and Cora Nell
son, Of Hebron, Md, who have been the
guests of Rev. and Mrs. George Emmett
Wood have returned home.
John r. Pattison, Esq, of Cambridge,
was in town to-day.
Mr.. George H. Sllipley is visiting in
Philadelphia.
Mr.. James n. Purse, of Dover, is visit
ing his parents here.
The Seaford football team are practs-
ing continually and will put upa strong
game against Laurel, Thanksgiving Day,
at Laurel.
Shipments Of sweet potatoes continue
heavy from the line of the N. y. p. 4
n. r. r., and although the shipments
last year were considered unprecedented,
yet up to the close Of October the ship
ments OF sweets for this year had ex-
ceeded last, by nearly 10000 barrels,
and it is fair to assume that there is
from $4,000 to $1,000 barrels yet to go.
Shipments last year up to November lst, ,
472, 900 barrels; same period this year.
sol 900.
Mr. Martin llorscy, Of Washington, is
visiting friends in town.
Miss Ethel Wiley entertained her
many friends, on Friday evening, with a
musicale. At II o'clock the gucsts were
invited to the dining room where refresh
ments were served.
Col. A. S. Woollcy and wife leave We'd
nesday for Florida, where they will
spend the winter.
Mr.. W. 7. Lank has returned from a
visit at Princess Anne, Md.
Mr.. A. II. Seth, of the b. c. & A. Rail
way Company, OF Baltimore, spent Sun
day in town.
Miss Lulu Dawson gave party to her
friends at the Nanticokc House on Friday
evening. Music, games and social con-
versation occupied the time until 1890
when bountiful collation. was served in
the dnning room.
The Home Talent Company will visit
fredericksburg tomorrow evening and
present "'The Fireman's Ward"
Quite a number from Scaford will
visit Wilmington tomorrow to witness
the presentation of silver service to the
gunboat Wilmington.
Tie new NJ. +. Church will be dedi.
Gated the second Sunday in December.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Iegates, of Clay.
ton, spent Sunday in town.
The sun., 1897-11-23
Pschorrbrauc Book at Haubers-Thc
Imported Pschorrbrauc.
ClaynOnt Notes.

The funeral of Amer G. Forwood took
place at ! ! a. M, from his late residence.
1t was largely attended by friends and
relatives who came from all sections OF
the state. He was one OF the most prom
incnt farmers in B,andywinc Hundred.
He was president Of the Brandywinc
Hundred Horse Association and trustee
Of the Newark cemetery. He leaves three
grown sons and one daughter.
Mrs. Ida c. Wilson'S collection OF
chrysanthclnums still attract crowds of
people who love flowers. While they
are still in bloom all who care to come
will be made welcome.
The unoccupicd houses Of Mr.. Zchcnder
and Mr.. Alex. Armstrong were burglar.
lied between Saturday and Sunday
morning.
PschOrrbrauc Book at IIaubcrs---Th
Imported Ischorrbrauc.
The sun., 1897-11-23

PschorrbraUe Book at lIaubers---Tht
Imported pschurrbraue.
The sun., 1897-11-23
Quits A Cinch For The Yukon.

Special to TIE Sun.
New YoRK, Nov. %. ---Patrolman Sin
ley resigned from the Police force to-day.
He will sail for the Klondike on City of
Columbia, on December first.
The sun., 1897-11-23
NO TRASH.

That is where you want to go if you want bargains
He is right in the swim every day in the year.
His stock of goods embraces everything in the line
of household goods which be excced anywhere in
the city.
He has very fine line of goods; in fact everything
that would be needed in furnishing a home. In addition
to these goods which he offers at extremely low pces he
is also prepared to and beds of all kinds
and will take up clean and relay your old carpets In fact
furnished to make the old furniture look new
TlcELWEE the you want, and don't forget that
his opening continues all the year round.