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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-30
Meaimlep's simans . GommifNon.

Mngefi9ts beg Sabsls, ben mir mebrfa9
unb mod erft in Der geitrigen Summer gegen
ben grdiioenten tpegen fetler nnterlufung,
cine Sinan3zg ommiffion gu ernennen, aus
sefpro6en baben, pirb es unfere angenebmc
Pfli9t BON elmer @ntunbigung Noti3 gu nebs
men, tpel9e Der Correspondent bes bieiigen
Stmes< 0erdlb" md9t, unb Die ben Stem
pei elmer %ipgenannten offiaiOien Mitt6eilung
trGgt.
9erfeGben 3ufolge pirb Der prG1ibent 3tpur
feline Stnan5=@ ommi1fion ernernen, pobl
dber bat ct ben 5~indnaminifter Sage unb ben
paptergelbzG Comptroller Gdels 6eauftragt,
unber 3urdtbe3iebung anberer nit benz ST.
nanapefen bertrauter 8edmten unb pribatz
leute cine 8prldge dus3udrbeiten, nel9e bas
gun3e 9e6iet bes Stnanas uno 8antpelens
bsdt. 9iefe @orldge foG, penn fe Die 3uz
Thinning BEG Prditbenten finbet, benz @pre=
9er &eeb unb ben republitaniI9en Sibrern
i'm Sendt borgelegt perben, unb fans fi9
bon btefer Sette ernitli4e @inpdnoe erbs6en,
Dtro man ben Ber1u9 ttddet1, Die er1t9e9ctts
ftebenben NnIt9ten nit chamber in @infldng
8u brtngen, ebe ie i'm gongreB CUR 8es
rdt6ung uno @nndbme eingerei9t tpirb.
Sebr tpobl! @enn btes bds programm 1T,
bann 1T .bagegen ni9ts ~etn3upenben. BON
Sage unb gdels t0nnen mir cine inteQiz
genie unb conIeroatibe 20fung Der Srage err
purten. 9te eroBe S4pieristeit ptrb ia
fetn, bic republitanif9en @enatoren unter
einen 9ut gu 6ringen. DEM BON Seiten
.Geebs Iinb feline er9ebli9en @intpdrbe gu err
t%parten, ba feline NnIi9ten ii9 nit benen
Gnges' unb Gdels' 10 siemGi9 oeden, un5
mas aeeb fir gut bdlt, 6dlt bas Saus fir
gut. Ser &dmpf nirb i'm Senut fetn, aber
ct fdnn bort ~getponnen tperben, tpenn bic
bemotrdtif9en 9utgelozS enatoren benz 8rdz
iibenten lire 6iilfe Ieiben.
Die Antiinbigung ldBt bic Soffnung aufz
le6en, baB es i'm 2oufe bes nG9ften @inters
gu elmer inteIigenten un6 bauer6uften 2Oz
flung Der 6~inup3frage tommt. Soften mir
al1o!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-30
TITO tuteSett 9emtf@ tit GtaM.
<~N4AhAkN

Nu9 nG6renb bes Suli unb Quguit bieI,s
So5res tpirb bic beriibmte @ommerzl1niz
berfitGt am I90nen g6dutauqua=@ee i'm
@tantr Seem Yort bliiben unb bon frebIus
men iungen 2e1ten beiberlei @eI9le6ts aus
ben berI4iebeniten 2anbestbeilen befu9t
tperben.
limb aud biesmal bat bis Sommerz1tni=
beriitdt ibre tdttli9e be II d Nbtbeiz
n n g bfren 2eitung a6ermuls sem PRO-
feor 9sinri9 6 n BON Der g6icago=
Gbontoner NOrbtprftz1nioerfttdt iibertrdgsn
TT.
prof. gobn bdt cine ~eepaftigb @rbei.
bor ii4: bier ober eigentli9 flint &fafen
fir beutf9en ltnterri9t BON N%nfGngern BIN
uuf Biz our pihenI9nftli9en &GafIe, unb baz
BEL nur line 6ilfsfraft, dber eine Be-
tpdbrte, Grau 5ot9tiB bon Netp 6aben. See
BEN benz l1nterri9t in ben &Gafen eriibrigt
fi9 9rof. @Dbn audi nod 3eit unb Strait
gu einem GURUS Observation-Disclosures 8o1<
fridge iiber @Dtbe's Gaut, iiber 116lanb
Il. T. IN. 11nb ba5u nod bic 2eitDng bes
r9eutf6en gftb", ser seie[Iigen 8ereiniguns
Der beuti9 treibenben 9unnen unb 6erren
gu bertI9en 9eclamutiOnen, 9eIdngen unb
bramutiI9en @ortelungen.
Brof. @Dbn fat tpieber Elm febr beipegteS
unb a~nftrengenOes @bdnitoner l1niberfitdtsz
Sabr binter fin. 1tnb ftdtt II duf einige
3eit &ube at finben, itiirat er ii9 dIsbdlb nj
bas nod beipegtere unb mtnbeitens ebenIo
a~nltrengenbe 1ntberiitdtss 2eben In @boutauz
qua.
Wie eine 2ebrfraft 70 unduseefebte Or
Belt, obne ie0e ~&usfpunnlng, unb bn5u nod
nit ben n0tbigen @orbereitungen uusbulten
fam, lit bei1a6e unbegreifli9. Mber Prpf.
Gobn pflegt ous fol9en 6drten Prpben Teiner
Nrbeitstdrfe itets frtI9 unb munter berpor=
5ugeben; benin lie tperben inn iiberdus erleidJ<
teri bur9 bic @etpunOtbeit Ieiner 2ebrea6e,
fopte bur9 feline unauslOf4Gi@e 8egeiite<
rung fir feinen f9Onen 8eruf; unb er 1T eli
ner Der 91iidlt9en, fpel9en f9on bic @b=
pe9s(nng in Der Nrbeit als @rbolung bient.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-30
Mnrttttt d

Gus Wdf6ington tommt pieber9olt etNe
Nd9ri9t, Die, tpenn tie fhh beitdtigen fonIe,
i'm qdraen 2dnbe BET alien Semen, tpel9e i'm
lebten Serbfte Der republitanif@en purtet
bes6dlb ibre @timn1e gegeben bdben, ipeil tie
bon ibr cine Mdbrungsreform nnb JeItigung
unIerer 8u~nbesftnan5en erparteten, cine tiefe
8erfimmdng berborrufen muB. Man mslDet
nGmli9, bdb Mc&inleb ni9t 9efonnen let,
bic ieBige GrtrdiiBun9 gu berdnldFea bic
WGbrungsreform bur9 @iniebung elmer
@ommifion in 0lngriff gu nebmen. gs mag
ia fein, baB Ma&inlep befiir4tet, bur3 Elm
Tolbes 8orge6en einen neuen 3anfapfel in
ben GongreB gu perfen, bic GrtruftBuns in's
~1ngepiffe 51 D~erldngern nnb BITE @rIeoigun9
bes Sdrifs, Der inn bor Q0em am 9er3en
lieet, au DeraOgerr.
SIS mar dber ntdt bic Carthage. ipel4e
Mc8inlsb unh bic republifanif4e purtst CUR
9errf6aft sebrddt bat. Die 6o43olner Der
repu6lifnnif9en partei tpGren ME unO MINI
mer i'm @tanbe g~etpeien, Mc3inlep gu, err
tpdblen, esN iparen oieln1ebr bic Sttmmcn Der
@utgeIbleute, pel9e ben MusThlag
gegeben unb ben Sieg berbeigefiibrt BADEN.
@enn baber bic oIerpt9tiefte Srage beifeite
gei9oben ltno tpG6renb Der iebige1 Grtrdz
iibung ni9t einmal Der @nfang CUR 201ung
bes Sindnaproblems gemd9t niro, oann
bdrf es bic &egierung ni9t Wunber ne6nlen,
tpenn tie fi9 bds 8ertrduen nler Ssrer berz
f9er3t, nel9e i'm lebten 6erbfte ibre Soft
nnngen auf fte 9eiebt bdben.
Wir piffen po6f, baB tpdbrerb biefer
Sibune bic 8inun3fruee ni6t sel0it peroen
fam. Niemanb rebnet barduf. Die GUT
g~elbleute baben dber %ertpartet unb Iie Iinb
erft nod bor Sturgeon bur9 GENTLE Neuberunz
gen bes Ginan5minifters Sage in ibrea 9pff=
nungen beftdrft poroen, boB Mc&inleb nit
3uftimmung bes Gon9refes cine Sinan3z
commtfion einfeben piirbe, bamit bieIe bis
gum 3ufammentritte Der re9uldren @iBung
cine. @pr1dge drsarbeiten fam. @eI9iebt
tpdbrenb Der grtrdiibung ni9ts. pirD erit i'm
nG9iten DECEMBER ober Sanrdr bic 1Sildnaz
cpmmiffipn %ernannt, bann tperhen Mond1e
unb tpo6rf9etnli9 Die gan3e erfte rege(mdBige
Sibung beg 55. GDngrefes beritreiden, ebe
Elm nenes 5innnageTeB aur 4nna6me g%elan5t.
Meatnleb ipirb fi9 bur9 cine Ipl9e Inter
Gafiung cine i9pere @erantportuna aufbiirz
ben, Die linn nnh feiner Pdrtei tbeler 3n
fteben tpmr1en mag; benin perI9erst er 1id
our4 Die 8er3Ogerung bas 8ertrduen Der
@utgelOelemente, let6t er nur ben Sim
fliiiternngen Der !9p9aO1ner nnb sSinsos Elm
milig DIR uno Dergibt er gdn3 unD gar,
bdB it9 Der lebte @ublfampf I'm bic @eloz
frage unb Sinan5reform eebrebt bat, bann
tperoen Sauienot ii8 bon ieiner politit dbz
penoen unb Der unter 10 f9peren Opfern
nnb nit 10 ungebeuren @~nitrengungen err
fo4tene Sieg bes Sabres 1896 lpiro benz
Gdnbe feinen gfuBen b~ringen.
Ote 9utseloprefe bes 2anbes, por Naem
aber Die @ef9dftspelt, IoIte barauf brinoen
unb ben 8rdfibenten beitiirmsn, DAP md
pdbrenb Der @rtrafiBung bes gDnsreEes bic
Sinunacommifion einseeBt unb btrpfli6tet
Derbe, Bis gum DECEMBER cine 6inun3porz
lage aus5udrbeiten, bamit fi9 ber GongrsB
fofort na9 feinem 3uIammentritte an bic
Nrbeit MAIDEN unb mod in feiner erten reaels
mdBissn 9iBung biefe pi4tisfte aner Sra
gen srleoigen Tam.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-30

Our9 ben %unertparteten Sob bes g6i=
cagper
@oofe bat SGtnois eiuen feiner beiten Der
treter unn Die republifaniI9e partei bes
Stoates zines t6rer u9tungspertbeften unn
reinli9lten Mitglieber berloren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-30

bic engIif4e ni9t eeb0rt, unb nit ben lpe@
nigen 4usnabmen. BEL Denen es ii9 Oaruns
banoelt, ben britif3en 8eiiB gu I9iiben, tpllr@
ben bic meiten Sriege gu benz 3pede aez
fi6rt, benz emglif6eu 9anbsl
neue 8eee Sn Offner.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-30
GtabItrt felt 1851.
Henry S~ehoellkopf.
Wholesale & Retail Grocer,
232 nnO 234 of 2iGnoofp6 StrGRes
alpif4en GronfIins unb Wlartet.Str..

S5S nhO 3 on 2t1nOOlpq- SItGBes
spii9en stronflins uno WtartetsStr.
gbtc1go, Sas,.
empfieblt feline meme Senbun9:
2te6ter SiesiGbri9er WaatieSs&6rin8e,
GSattb. Wuu=GGrin6e WatIdmer G6rtn9e,
9tedbter rtH. EnrOineS, MndBonies,
8rabanter SarOenen, Mppettt=gtIo,
&teIet gptOtten, trans. 9aeOtneS,
Marimitten Sattb. 3oI, 9eramd ertet SGdbSy
NmG. &eSiar, @anSleber.Ya lteten,
Med1ter 9rannIdI tu. GetneIatpnrn,
0ranff. 8ratmurft ut 8iidlien, SaIantts
Nefniteu GmmemtbaIer g dipeiSerfaie,
GOatter safe, NoQuefortsR6fe,
8ritttem &r1uterf6ie, &~iutburget &6lf,
Netnftett San0fGIe, Nnbmfdfe,
Qtedbten 3i6eIOptfet &ettf, GEettelngp
Gimbeerfaft, 0imbeereffie,
@tt9 etta d1tcn Mimef. Snetpet,
Neiniter &itbcder WieienfparGeI t,
SeutSd)er Gd)uittbpbnet, SeItptuer @nbdbets
Tetniter frana. grbfem, Gbampi8nons,
MedlteS itaL. SIinen0I, Wlobn6l,
StaI. 0nccaroni, WuoeIt
HriSder d. 10 Ella enerake, Ne~rIerampe,t,
Metsmebt, 0rteSntebl, &artoffeIutebI,
SSriI cit 0ttinfetn, &tn1em, @itfe,
Medltem ungat. HoIensY Wobt,
9cmtIdbes 3ipeti d. enrttS, &etoeLbeeten,
GGmetser WtildD, Ntebi9'S .NIetSGertraft,
Wfarrer &neipp'S Wal5f6fee.
0feiTer ano Diuer'S &afee=Ggtraft,
9emtldcm GidleIfaHee, Gtd1otien,
S~cettIten Saba= uttO MpffdsSF1Wee,
Stride 0ant4e=SbofpIaoc, &af6os
Acnti6e setro6nete &ir1d1et t3netfdbenp
Med1tcn &ienetbO ti9, Wad1S,
Q(edItelt gSortfet Gd1nupftabdf nott 9Dtbe@k
9eutIGe SpiMnrdOer. @oufraber.
GpIaId1Mbe, GnIsDatto n eIn, u. I ~,
an ben bi4i9ften 9reiien.
. Henry SChOel1kOpfs
The morning times., 1897-01-30
BANDITS USED DYNAMITE
Wrecked the Express Car in At
tempting to Open Safes.
A Southern Pacific Train Held Up
and Robbed by Three Men-N0t ''7
Much Booty secured. 81 1ep

San Francisco, Jan. 29-aTfain No 49,
the northbound express on the Southern
Pacific, was held up this morning at Shady
Point, two miles south of Roseburg,
car was detached from the train by the
robbers and, the door blown open. with dy-
namite. Two small safes in the car were
blown open and looted The express car
then took fire The conductor and traininen
worked hard to save the car after the rob-
berShad gone, but the carandcontents were
destroyed.
The train was on time at Shady Point,
where Engineer Morris saw man at the
siLle OF the track waving flag. He slowed
up for the signal, and as he came to stop
q man armed with two reviewers came over
the back OF the tender and covered him. At
the same time another armed man, the one
who had tagged, the train, appeared at the
side of the cab, and pointing revolver,
ordered the engineer not to attempt to move
the train, but TO Come down at once and go
with them TO the express car. The fireman
had gotten down on the other side.
Two OF the robbers and the engineer then
went to the express car, where the outlaws
ordered the express messenger TO open the
door. This he refused to do. The robbers
then uncoupled the express car, returned to
the engine and backed the train, leaving the
express car separated The express mes
scnger rseizedthe opportunity toleave hisear.
After breaking the train in two the
robbers returned to the express car, and
with heavy charges of dynamite blew the
door open. Entering the car they attacked
two small safes which they succeeded in
entering. The robbers did nat succeed in
getting into the big safe, and consequently
they did not secure much money. The mail
| car was also visited by the robbers and
registered letters taken.
The explosions set fire to the express car
| ana when the robbers left 1t was a mass
! of flames. The train crew worked like
| Trojans, but was unable to sayeit. The car
and contents were almost totally destroyed
by fire. The passengers were considerably
| shaken up and frightened, but no one was
| injured. An imperfect description Of one
| robber W as secured.
The morning times., 1897-01-30
FOUR FAvoRITES WON.
The Boukies at New Orleans We're
Losers on the Day


New Orleans, Jan. o9-The Weather is
still very cold here and the attendance
was affected in consequence. The track
was slow but drying fast. -Four favorites
won, and the books were hit hard.
First race-Sevcn furlongs. High Test,
1U2, Morse, to ., won by a length; Van
Brunt, 105, Scherrcr, even, second by two
lCngths Springtime, 1O2, a. Barrett, 90
to L, third. Time, 1872. Linnette, and
DR.. France also ran.
Second race-SiX furlongs. Full Hand,
81, Dorsey, To / won by three lengths;
Princess Bonnie, 10Y, T. Burns, 80 to l q,
second by a head lila, OF, c. Reiff, 8 to / ;,
third. Time, II Il. Juanita, Sankara
Hcnrca, Al Lone, and Connie Lee also
ran.
Third race-One mile Master Fred, 9S,
Songer, to 3, won by six lengths; Favor
Inc, SO, Dorsey, to l, second by two
lengths; Plutus, 101, Morse, 6 TO l. third.
Time, 1:4S. Glendaga, Al Miles, Lay on,
Nero, and Harmony, also ran.
Fourth race Handicap. Seven fur
longs. Mamie C, SO, I. Burns, 6 to l..
won by two lengths; Pete Kitchen, 81,
Songer, to l, second by neck; Marquis,
1o1, c. Reiff, TO 5, third Time, 1;31
Necedah and Candy also ran.
Fifth race-Seven furlongs. HilsbOro,
109, Morse, to 1, won by length; Tom
Sayre, 104, ]. Hill, 10 to l, second by a
neck; Ida Wagner, SO, Weber. 4 to /,
third. Time, :33. Robert Latta, Text,
Billy Jordan, and Laura Davis also ran.
Sixth race-Seven furlongs. Elano, 104.
Hart, 4 to 3, won by three lengths; TriXie,
102, Warren, 10 to 1, second by four
lengths; If. 80, Songer, to l, third.
Time, 1:31 IA. Denver, Prytania, BaaI
Cad, and Rosalind III also ran. Rosalind
was left at tile post.
The morning times., 1897-01-30
4 zaaT TO BE Opened.

The executive and bazaar committee of
the Virginia Republican Association met
last night and completed their arrange
ments for the opening OF the fair at Green's
Hall, Monday night, February !. The
opening addresses will be made by Hon.
David II. Mercer, Of Nebraska: Congress
man James H. Walker, Dr. Charles B.
Puryis, and Hon. W. Frances Thomas, the
District candidate for the recorder OF
deeds; Hon. John NJ. Langston, Messrs.
Thomas l.. Jones and +. ID. Lee will install
the officers OF the Ladies Auxiliary Club
ana will present each member of the club
with a handsome gold badge. The club num-
bers forty-three members. Other speakers
have been invited. among whom are Hon.
L. NJ Saunders, Rev. J. Anderson Ia ylor,
Col. p. t. Carson, and w. c. Chase. The
committee reported the sale OF 900
tickets. F. ID. Lee, chairman executive
committee, presided.
The morning times., 1897-01-30
SIS Seventh Street.
THE I.AMkINs CASE AGAIN.
Rev. J.w. Gaines and Others State
Facts a. They Know Them.

Rev. J.W. Gaines and Others State
Facts a. They Know Them.
To the Editor of The Times:
There is scarcely a dozen words of truth
in tie malicious report OF a called meeting
which took place at the Salem Baptist
Church, Champlain avenue northwest, We'd
nesday night, Rev. s. 6. Lamkins, pastor.
IN the first place there was not a single
charge presented against the pastor during
the meeting Rev. Lamkins has never
figuredin any police court cases, as charged,
nor was lie arrested three weeks ago or
at any other times, as stated by your
informant; nor did you get your report
from the deacons OF our church. There
has never been word spoken or charge
OF any kind formally preferred against tie
pastor during his four years administra-
ton until Licentiate A. s. Lyman pre-
sented charges against him few weeks
ago, which charges were thoroughly in
vestigaUed by the deacOns and found to be
malicious and without foundation in fact.
They reported their findings TO the church
at its regular business meeting, which
eXoncrated the pastor by large majoTity.
10 motion prevailed Wednesday night,
declaring the pulpit vacant, or dismissing
the pastor. A motion was made TO that
effect. but another one was made to lay
it on the table, which was lost, before the
previous question was called. A motion
was made to adjourn, which prevailed.
AT II clock q. IN. the meeting adjourned
Those W no were dissatisfied with the
pastor held another meeting, which was
entirely out Of order, declared the pulpit
vacant. and did number Of other things
contrary TO tine word Of God. The whole
proceedings, so far as the publication is
concerned, is an attempt 10 inJure tie
pastor in iis departmental position, as some
Of the promoters OF the scheme have pub
licly declared. 1t is to be regretted that
The Times has been so imposed upon as to
use its valuable space for such ISLANDERS.
Signed: Rev. j. ". Gaines, moderator of
meeting Benjamin ingalls,, chairman dea-
con board: Deacon Carter Lewis, Deacon
William Coleman, Deacon ID. D. LomaX,
secretary of the board.
The morning times., 1897-01-30

to p IN. at 1914 Thirty-second street,
Georgetown, applicants to bring their own
pals.
LAFAYETTE Post, No 20, G A. R.,will
give a pound party Wednesday, February
3, at their post hail. 511 z Ninth street
northwest There viii be delightful
evenings entertainment, at which several
Congressman will assist
The I Pot Club will give grand oyster
roast. for which President w E. Thomas
has appointed as a committee r. + Carroll,
w E. Thomas, A. l.. Hutton, K. +. Whiting,
James B. Archer, and Ragan.
DR. A. G Rogers will give hisillustrated
recital OF the Hoosier schooiinaster in the
Church Of Our Father on next Tuesday even
ing
Col o. G. Staples, proprietor OF the Ma
tional Hotel, will serve food to 800 persons
between the hours of Ii and daily, begin
ming with Monday next, and has placed
tickets in the hands OF the officers OF the
Associated Charities, the Central Union
Mission, and among the lieutcnants OF The
various precinct police stations.
The morning times., 1897-01-30

winter wheat patent, S4.T5aS5; spring do,
S4.40aS4.65 spring wheatStraight, W S4-2ea
S4.4o-receiptS, 1886 barrels; exports,
none. Wheat dull-SpOt, SO 3-S bid May,
80 1-2aS2 3-4-receipts, $3.50 bushels; ex-
ports, nome; stock, 331, ,574 bushels
southern wheat by sample, S7aSS; dc. on
grade, S2aS7 Corn firmer-SpOta and month,
% 1-2a25 5-S; February, 90 34a25 7-8;
March, 20 1-4a26 L., April "a I-oa27 SIS;
steamer mixed, % 1-2a23 5-S-receipts,
81, 201 bushels; exports, 40 ,372 bushels;
stock, 2,504, ,S97 bushels. sales, 1S7 600
bushels-southern white corn, 22a2Ts do.
yellow 81 1-2a26 1-2 Oats quiet and
steady-No. white, 24a24 1-2; No. 2
mixed, 21a22-reeeipts, 90, ,942 bushels;
exports, none; stock, $40 1913 bushels
Rye eaSier-No. 2 nearby, Al 1-2a41 3-4;
western, 42a42 1-4-receipts, "a $50 BUSH
els; exports, none; stock, 410, ,6S2 bushels
Hay firm-choice Timothy, S13.50aS14.
Grain freights steady, not SO active, uu-
changed. Sugar steady, unchanged. Butter
firIn-fancy creamery, 21a22-- do. inita-
ton, 16al7; do. ladie, 14al5 5; good Iaeile,
12a13, store packed. Sa12: rolls. 10a1 8.
Eggs weak-fresh. 16a17. Cheese firm, un-
changed. Whisky unchanged
The morning times., 1897-01-30
Hone for Permanent Arbitration.

The permanent committee on arbitration
with Great Britain, OF which Hon. w E.
Dodge is chairman, and Prof John B.
Moore, secretary, made public last night
it's views on the pending treaty between
the United States and Great Britain. The
committee makes a strong plea for a per-
manent system of arbitration between this
country and Great Britain, and expresses
the hope that the Senate will not fail to
give its sanction to the new treaty, which
embodies the ideas OF all the friends of
peace,
The morning times., 1897-01-30
WON ONE AND LOST ONE.
Saengerbund and Carroll institute
Bowlers Again Divide HonOrs.

To win a full set OF tenpin games on the
Saengerbund alleys in the major league
series is the highest ambition in that line
OF the Saengerbund ana Carroll Institute
bowling teams.
Last night these teams met again on the
Saengers' alleys but the best they could
do was to split even, and this is the history
OF nearly all their meetings, whether upon
these or upon other alleys. The gameSlast
evening were IEore evenly contested than
those of former sets and the margins were
small.
In the first game the saengerbund was
5S pins in tie lead in the fifth box and not
withStanding this they lost the game by ID
pins The second game was won by the
Saengers by IL pins.
Eoth teams played strong and steady
games and team play marked the work
throughout the evenings contest.
Bruggcr led the evening with ISL as best
single game and ais O led with 169 2 as
the highest average for the set. This splen-
did owler now leads the league for highest
average TO date. He made the difficult
spare of 3 $40. Rice had one OF $40.
Following are last nights scores:
The morning times., 1897-01-30
DIED.

McDONALD-on, ..nuary q, 1897 after
a brief hut painful illness, WILLIAM w.
McDONALD. beloved husband OF Annie
Funeral from his late residence, No
so Sixth street southwest. Friends and
relatives invited TO attend. Item
HAGER-At her residence, No. 1880 Bla-
densburg road, on January IS, 1897, at
$50 p. IA CARRIE Z. HAGER, loved wife
nf L. s. Hager, aged % years.
Remains " al lvaNe oase "a L : a ~, Sun
day u orr.ng- Burial at Dumfries, Va.
sCHROEDER-o January 2s, 1897,
MARGARET, wife OF q. Schroeder, aged
Funeral from the residence of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. r. DoerEer, No. ] 546 Eighth St
NV, Sunday, January 81, 1897 Relatives
and friends invited To attend. ja2S-2tem
CHAPMA this life, Tues
MRS. ANNIE CHAPMAN, widow of the
late William X Chapman.
Funeral from Liberty Baptist Church,
Saturday, January 30, at ] O'Clock. 1t
NAUMANN-At rrisoBburg, Va, on
Thursday. january p, 1897 ,KATHA BiNE
ELIZABETH NADMANA, aged twenty-siX
aears and two DAYS, daughter of the late
Mrs. Charlotte H. Graham, nee NauInann.
Funeral services at chapel, Oak Hill
Cemetery, Saturday, January 80, at 1:30
D. ~ Relatives and friends are cordially
invited TO attend. 1t
IN AIEMORIAM.
PRDCTOk-ln loving remembrance of
my dearest sister, SARAH Z. PROCTOR
who died one year ago today, January
80, 1886.
Loved in life, remembered in death,
How could we bear this heavy cross
The loneliness, Jhe cruel pain,
Did we not know our earthly loss
To her eternal gain?
10 thorny paths for her TO tread
Throughout the coming changeful wears.
No bitterness of life to drpDd.
Is her eternal gain2
Fer ere the touch OF sin could blight
Or sOTrows' shadow cloud her way
God kindly took her from earth's night
To heavens eternal day.
Written b. her sister, ELIZA f. OVERTON.
The deceased has been one year among
the angels. May she Fest ia peace beSiGe
her mother, Mary A. Slaughter 1t
The morning times., 1897-01-30
F Street Echoes

Wall street and the speculating public
seem to have settled down to the con-
viction that nothing will break the terri
ble duilEcSs of the stock mark ct until March
4 shall have given us q new administration
anla newt try at runningthings. Yesterday
was repetition of the day before and of Il
great many days before that-a day of small
business, sluggishness, weakness, and
falling prices. There Observation-Disclosures,
there are no riImors worth mentioning,
and although nearly everybody is optimistic
OF the future they have got tired of predict
ing what has already not come when it was
promised several times.
Business yesterday was entirely con-
fined to the professionals. Such q mark ct
does not in any way reflect the conditions
that are supposed to influence the rise and
fall of the price of securities. Good crop
reports, increased railroad rarnlngs cut no
legitimate figure in Il professional market
They are sometimes used Inordinately TO
further bull or bear raids as the most trivial
matters OF news and the most gauzy OF
runors are, but large part tie traders
market moyeslike the wind-where itlisteth
Transactions amounted to so, 100 shares
The most active stocks were Sugar and
Northern Pacific Preferred. Sugar was
sold down by Bell & Co, and n 2. Z I'd was
| advanced by Hopkins Brothers.
The morning times., 1897-01-30
Sprained Arms and Legs.

The surgeons at Emergency Hospital
have been kept busy since the beginning
of the cold snap repairing injured arms
and legs, whose owners have slipped on
theicy pavements. Amongthose who called
at the hospital yesterday were:
Mrs. Annie W. Frazer, No 905 Eighth
street northwest, whose left wrist was
sprained in fall, Wednesday.
James Lee, No. 2440 X street north
west; fell, and sprained his ankle.
James Bell, colored, No Ga Twenty fifth
street; suffered from a severe sprain of
the right wrist.
S. B. Ross. No. 1000 street northwest
sprained his right shoulder in a fall on
the pavemen Mt near his home.