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The times., 1897-06-17

"Silver" King was superb yesterday
afternoon, and to his pitching can be
ascribed the victory of the Senators over
the Louisvilles by q score OF to 2. The
home team fielded almost perfectly, and
the errors charged to DeMontreville and
selbach did not in any way cut figure
In the score.
Nine clean hits We're made by Wagner's
Wonders, and they had much to do with
sending the four runs across the plate
McCreery's wild throw let in one score
and another should have been added. As
1t was, Umpire Emslie allowed dead bail
to be in play, and called Tucker out at the
plate, Werden getting the put-out and
Butler the assist.
The ball thrown by the outfielder bound
I'd into the grand stand. Butler went
after it, but a young lady had picked up
the ball and handed it to the catcher.
There was d genuine gick by Tom Brown
and some Others OF the Senatorial fellows,
but the umpire would not allow the claim.
The general verdict was that if the fair
fans had been out in force the visiting
player would never have got the ball.
Tom Brown gave a wonderful exhihi-
tion of sprinting in the outfield. He ia u
way into selhach's territory and cap
tured Buffers short fly on a dead run. and
as he caught the ball he fell and rolled over
The 2.a00 spectators went wild with en-
thusiasm, and shouted themselves hoorse
Cunningham, heretofore effective against
the Senators. was found early in the
game, and was hit opportunely O'Bricn
cracked out two long doubles. One he
thought was elastic, but he found out
that he could not stretch it into n
triple. Abbey also gets credit for a
oufle, which ordinarily would be a
single, by a clever piece of ducking at
second. Tucker hatted well, and one of
his singles earned De Montreville's run.
Selbach got an error because he en-.
deavored TO monkey with Stafford's single.
Reilly and o'Brien fielded in pennant-
winning fashion, and Farrells catching
was one Of the features OF the game
Butler made his first appearance in the
League and with the exception OF wild
throw to second ne caught a good game
Clarke had charge of the Colonels yes
terday, having been made manager-cap-
tain before the game. He did himself
proud at the bat and in the field. Tom
McCreery captured fly off the bleacher
fence, and saved home run.
The Senators scored one run in the
second on singles by Farrell and Tucker
and Buffers wild throw.
Two more We're sent across the plate IN
singles by Selbach, DeMontreviile and
Tucker and McCreery's error.
Iii the seventh 0'Buen and Abbey made
doubles and Brown q single, but only one
ran could be scored.
The Coionels did not score until the sixth,
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FOR SALE-SidebOaEd, So; gas globes,
loc; walnut D-urOom suite, ~I-oV; one
at 90; oak bedroom sec, 81 Z, uIlSIU OAK
IOltlng bed, 90; cherry folding ia.d, -,
extra massive black walnut Ueoluoin SET,
Sl o, cost Sl50; extension piano lamp, So
Z 10. ~. .-l--- -. -
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SLOAN WINS FOUR RACES.
The Clever Lightweight Jockey
Great Riding at Grayesend,

nTtuI nluluB dt uIdftStHts
New York, June 16.-Tod Sloane, the
clever lightweight jockey was in great
form at Grayesend this afternoon. He
had five mounts out of the seven races
and won the Brookdaie Handicap at one
mile and a furlong with Lehman; the
Falcon Stakes for three -year-oldS with
Petrol, and landed purse races with Do
laDdo and Halma. In his other race he
was a good second to Kitefoot, with Mr.
Batter.
The weather and track were perfect for
first-class sport and the attendance large
Summaries:
First race-Five furlongs. Fixed Star,
112, Penn, 8 to / won; Dog Town, 112,
O'Leary, 4 70 L , second; Landeman, IL,
Thorpe, l 5 to /, third. Time, :03 Ia
Second drace-Sixfurlongs. Dolando, 100,
Sloan, to 8, won; Tremago, los, Penn,
2 to J. second; Brisk, los, Martin, to
L, third. Time, 1:15.
Third race-Mile and a furlong. Lehman,
104, Sloan, 70 &, won: Lake Shore, II 8.
Thorpe. 4 to 1 second; Dutch Skater III
Martin, 8 70 /, third. Time, 1856.
Fourth race Nile and a six ieenth. Petrol.
9S, Sloan, TO 8, won; Leedsville, 101,
Martin, s TO /, second; Haphazarl, 1o1,
Hewitt, s to /, third. Time, 1850 Ia
Fifth race-Flve furlongs KItef)ot,
1ls, McCafferty, TO 5, won; Mr.. Baiter,
1O4, Sloan, 3 to /, second; Don't Care,
los, Penn, to /, third Time, 1902 l-2.
Sixth race-one mile Halma, liz,
Sloane, to o, won; Brandywine, 112,
Martin, 2 l-2 to /, second; Arabian, 107,
Thorpe, TO /, third. Time, 1:42 1-2
Seventh race Six fuTlongs. Billali. 81,
O'Connor, 4 to l, won; Gotham, i'll, Nc
Cafferty, TO ., second; Harrington, 10,
simms, Z to /, third. Time, 1916 I-2.
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Princeton.s Closing Dax.

Princeton, N j., June 16.-The one-hun-
dred and fifteenth annual commencement
exercises at Princeton University were
held this morning. The closing day OF
the ceremonies brought out the largest
crowd of the week, and the front Of
the campus was thronged by the friends
and relatives OF the graduating classes.
The Latin salutatory was delivered by
Henry Norris Russell ,ofNew York. Robert
Comis, OF Ohio, was the class orator
The valedictOry Grafton was delivered hy
John Henry Keener of Pennsylvania, whose
subject was the Love of Excellence -
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ST. Louis summaries.

st. Louis, June 16.-Today's results:
First race Six furlongs. Dew Drop, 3
TO l. won; May Gallop, second; Queen Nab,
third Time, 1:15 12.
Second race-one mile. Muskalogne, s
to /, won; Bob Millican, second, inflIin-
nlator, third. Time, 1.43 1-2.
Third receive furlongs. Guide Rock,
to / Won; Fred Broens, second; Our
Chance, third. Time, 103 1-2.
Fourth raCe-0ne and one sixteenth miles
Dare II, s to ] won BDc Binger, second
Seabrooke, third Time, LAG 1-2
Fifth race-Five furlongs. St Alphonsus
D.. 8 to2. won: EquitoTne, second; LeonaG.,
third Time, 1:04 Ia
Sixth race-Six furlongs. st. Nicholas,
to 2, won; ST. Augustine, second; Blitzen's
Sister, third. Time, 1:15
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ONt-sIDED CONTEST.
The Champion Orioles Easily De-
feat the Pistsburg Pirates.

Baltimore, June 16.-The champions de-
feated the Pirates in one-sided contest,
taking q lead in the second inning which
they held throughout the game Brilliant
plays by Davis and Jennings were the
features of the game. Killen tried To beg
off from pitching, and when Donovan
insisted that he should go in, grew sulky.
He gave the first man up his base on
balls and hit a batter. Donovan then
yanked him out, substituting Hastings,
who Gid well after the efourthinning. Score:
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DRUNKARDS saWED ~ E

The craving for drink is disease,
marvellous cure for which has been dis
covered called '.Anti-Jag,' which makes
the inebriate lose all taste for strong drink
without knowing why, as IT can be given
secretly in tea. coffee, soDp, and the like.
Ii ''Anti-Jag'' is not kept by your drug
g.st, send one dollar TO the Renova Cheini-
cal Co., 66 broadway. New York. and IL
will be sent postpaid. in plain wrapper,
with full directions how to give secretly
Information mailed tree.
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The National Rifles Excursion to
Marshall Hall.

Tonight has been selected for the annual
excursion of the National Rifles, who have
chartered the steamer Manchester to take
them down the river to Marshall Hall The
boat viii leave her wharf at Seventh street
,t $50 IN the evening. Unfortunately
.he last two excursions of the National
Rifles have been attended with wet weathe,
aud consequently the attendance was
sonlparatively small, but il is usually one
of the most popular excursions OF the
wear. in fact the party has generally been
so large that the boat has been taxed
TO her utmost to accommodate every one.
and il the weather Is propitious tonight the
number of tickets already sold will insure
a large crowd. The committee In charge
is composed Of the following gentlemen;
Lieut.. Fred. b. Nichols, chairman; Lients.
J. II. Cunningham, ] w. Cameron, NJ. Z.
Summers, aud MeSsrs j. H. Clipper, j. II
Small, jr., and Edward S. Bailey. scEroe-
dcr's hand viii he on the boat and will
also furnish music for the dancers at the
i.Hall;'' all who have danced TO its strains
know what excellent dance music its
musicians play. The hungry ores, AID
those who have not had time to get their
dinner in town will find a delicious maai
waiting them at the restaurant. The
management of Marshall Hall this year
in charge of Mt. ]. c. knight, formerly
IF Chamberlin's, and it is not possible
10 get a better cooked or served meal
% any restaurant in town The Macal-
rster has also set up BARRIERS shop, -
.nat now il is not necessary TO ~ ait TO
yet shaved in town, as one can get
good shave while going down the river
Another accommodation has also been
added IN future all bicycles will be carried
rree of charge and can be checked on the
boat or at the grounds. Providing the
weather man isn't unkiud, this excursion
promises 10 be the most enjoyable one
yet tins season as the river is looking It's
best and the bright moonlight and warm
weather make the ailinfinitely delightful
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FOX SALE-4 glass butter refris serators;
4U-gailon 4-can ice cream cablnet'
ice chests, Z large sectional meat EoXes,
l-2X1XS IL. medium 3X5x1 L. no
reasonable offer REUSED ana terms easy,
Ine j. l. MOALEI ace BOX X FAILURE
Co, rear IA, 2l6, 2lS SJn St ne.
Jel5-u-en 3
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A suggestion.

To the Editor of The Times:
Our bicycl squad being the most alert
and vigilant section of the Finest" why
not send them on a cross country run after
the murderer, Foultz?
This is not intended as compliment To
the .'Golfy Corps" but merely as sug-
gestion whereby they might be employed!n
q really useful direction
EDWARD PALMER,
Not Wheelman
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Jimmy Rogers Released.

The Louisville management has given
Jimmy Rogers his ten days notice of
release Hemmng. the Iitcher, has also
been released Rogers has not made up
his mind al tc what he viii DO, but Jimmy
viii not be long without an engagement.
He would make an excellent first basenan
for Pittsburg or Cincinnati.
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New york Yacht Club Regatta.

New York, June 16.-The fifty-second
annual regatta of the New York Yacht
Club viii be sailed over the courses of the
club in the lower bay tomorrow. Nearly
all the cracks among the schooners and
sloops have been entered, while a special
race has been arranged for the popular
class of thirty-footeTs. The old cup de-
fender Vigiiant viii race the Bedouin
Ely special agreement the Vigilant viii
give the Eetiouin The unprecedented time al
lowance of 80 minutes and so seconds.
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BALD AGAIN DEFEATS COOPER.
The Two Cracks Fight Another
nroax nottIo n,..o tbo c<.atch

The Two Cracks Fight Another
Great Battle Down the Stretch.
Bingharnton, N. Y, June 16.-Bald won
the mile open today from Tom Cooper by
an open length in another great battle
down the stretch at the circuit meet of
the Binghanton Athletic Club.
The day was perfect for racing, and over
1900 people turned out. Church, Bald,
Newhouse, Cooper, Randall, and Brock
qualified for the mile open, and faceri the
starter in the order named from the pole.
A tandem paced and Cooper caught the
position. Down the stretch 1t was battle
royal, and Cooper lost by but an open
length, although Bald worked as hard q s
yesterday.
Dawson won as he pleased IN the two
third mile open. IN the final of the NILE
handicap, Dawson and Powell started
scratch.
Bald's exhibition mile was ridden in
o:01, paced by Church and Maya. Sum
maries:
Mile en-Professlonal Bald, won;
Cooper, second; Charles Church, third.
Time. g. 10
Two-thirds OF q mile-Amateur Ray
Dawson, won; E. c. Haynes, Buffalo,
second; / A. Powell, third Time, 1:33 1 5
One mile andcap-Amateur. F. I.
Weale, Eimira tl10 YARDS, dead heat with
C. s. Scovilie, Syracuse 60 yardsl
r S. Riker, Binghamton 600 yards), third.
Time, 2:14 4-5.
Two nile handicap-P Professional Teddy
Goodman 30 yartisl, won; l.. a. Callahan
tscratch). second; C. II. Werwiek 20 yards
third; w j. Helfert 600 yards, fourth.
Time, 4 SO.
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Earned uns-Washinston, 2; Louisville,
l. Three-base hit-Werden. Two base
hits-O Briep, 2; Abbey. First base by
erlors-Lousville,1 Lefton bases Wash
ington, 8; Louisville, 6. First base on
balls-off King, 2; off Cunningham, /.
Struck out-By King, 3; by Cunningham, g.
Stolen bases Tucker, O'Bren, Clarke.
Double plays McCreery and Werden. Hit
by pitcbsr-By Cunningham, l. Umpire =
Mr.. Enslie Time OF game-1 hour and
80 minutes.
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GAMES YESTERDAY.

Washington, 4; Louisville, 2.
Baltimore, 10; Pittsburg, 8.
Boston, ii; Chicago, 3.
Cincinnati, Is; Brooklyn, g.
Cleveland, Z; New York, ?.
Philadelphia, y: ST. Louis, I.
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Miners Refuse to Reduce Wages.

Columbus, Ohio, June 16.-The coal
operators of Ohio last night asked the
miners representatives to accept mining
scale of 40 cents a ton. The present rate
is 81 cents d ton. The miners refused to
accept the terms and another conference
will be held June 20.
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BosroNs KEEP UP THEIR WORK.
Hard aud Connected Hitting Give
Them Another Victory.

Boston, June 16.-Hard and connected
hitting gave Boston another victory today.
Callahan was especially easy for Stivetts,
Collins, Long and Nichols. 1t was gift
day for the Chicago men, Connor, Callahan
aud Donahue receiving watches from Fitch
burg and Taunton friends, while Anson and
kituridge were remembered by floral de-
signs Score:
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New president of st. Mary,s College.

New York, June 16.-The Rev. W. L.
O'Hara, who was bonn in Brooklyn. ana
was an assistant in a church in that city
for some time, has been elected president
of st. Mary S Catholic College, at Emmitts-
burg, Md. He has been a professor of
Latin, Greek and philosophy In the college
since 1888.
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Earncdr runs Cleveland, t. Two base hits
CLARK, 2. Three ba sc hit-Wallace. Home
-Sockalexis Stolen bases-Tiernan,
Davis, =. First base on errors Cleveland,
=; New York. l. First base on balls-Off
Wilson, 1; Rusie, /. Struck out-By VIII
son, 1; by Rusie, 4. Hit by pitcher-By
Wilson, 2. Left on bases-New York, A:
Cleveland, s. Umpire-0'Day. Time OF
game hours.
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Earned runs-St. Louis, 2; Philadelphia,
/. Two-base hits-Lajoie, Dowd. LEFT on
bases Philadelphia, 8; st. Louis, T.. Struck
out-Cooley, Grady, Lally. First base OH
errors Philadelphia, o; st Louis, 2. First
base on balls s-Turner, Geier, Dowd, Grady,
Cross, DeIehanty, Nash Tine OF game
2 hours. Umpires -McDermott and McDon-
aid
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Earned runs-Brooklyn, 3; Cincinnati, 3.
First base ON errors Brooklyn, 2; Cinuin-
natl, 2. Left on hases-Brooklyn, 8; Gin
cinnati, Z. Home run--Corcoran. Three
base hits s-Jones, Breitenstein. TIVE base
hits Anderson, Irwin, 2 First base on
balls-Off Payne, 1; off Fisher, a; off
Breitenstein, /. Struck out BY Fisher, !;
by Breitenstein, 2. Double play-Breiten-
stein, Irwin and Beckley. Passed ball
Pietz. Wild pitch -Brei tenstein Time
of game2 hours. Unpire-Mr. Sheridan.
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when Clarke hit for single, stole second
and crossed the plate on. stafford's safe
oae to left.
After Stafford struck out in the ninth
Werden hit for three bases and scored on
McCreery's ssingle Butler flew out to Abbey
and Ciingiaan walked With two cut. two
men on bases, and two runs to tie the
score, johnson forced Ciingulan at second
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. Earned runs BOStOn III IWO-baSc Nus
Long, Callahan. Three-base hits-Duffy,
Stivetts, Lowe, Collins. Home run Bergen.
Stolen base-Long. Bases on balls-Off,
Nichols 2, off Callahan 2 Struck out-Dy
Nichols 3 !, by Callahan 2. Left on bases
Boston 6. Chicago Z. First base on errors
Boston 3 Chicago l. Double plays--Calla-
han, Connor and Ansoni Connor and
Anson; Collins, Long and iTenney Time
of Came-1 hour aud SO minutes. Umpire
Mr.. Lynch 300
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Meikelham VIII Referee.

New York, June 16-William L. Nickel
ham, Columbia, Sc, has been selected as
referee of the Yale-Harvard-C Cornell boat
race at Poughkeepsie, in place of Herman
Oefrichs, who finds that he will be un-
able to be present at the time of the races
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GIANTS PLAY POOR BALL.
The Cleveiauds Were Very Fast
aud Hit Rusie Freely.

New York, June 16.-The New Yo:ks
could do little or nothing with Wilson'S
pitching today, and also played poor ball
In otner respec.s. Tne Clevelands We're very
fast, and nit Rusie freely. The fielding OF
Wallace was by long odds the feature.
Sockalexis hit Rusie for home run IN
the first inning. Score:
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Hyena at Large in Chicago.

Chicago, June 16.-Jim, the vicious ny
enI at Lincoln Park, is free He escaped
from his cage yesterday, and, although
almost the entire force of park police
men were or his trail until midnight,
their animalhunt was in vain.
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unnareds OF thousands have neen b

Hundreds of thousands have been in.
duced to try Cbanberlain's Cough Remedy,
by reading what it has done for Others.
and, having tested its merits for them
selves. are today it's warmcst friends For
sale by Henry Evans, Wholesale and Retail
Druggist, 93S F street northwest, and
Connecticut avenue and S street north
west.
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TWELVE RUNS IN ONE INNING.
The Reds Have an Easy Time With
the Trolley Dodgers,

Brooklyn, June 16.-After two runs
had been scored in the second inning,
chances were offered the home players TO
retire the Cincinnaus Two poor throws
to the plate and A nderson's s muff then al
lowed Ewing's men To add ten more
runs TO their score. Score:
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GAMEs TODAY.

Louisville at Washington.
Pittsburg at Baltimore.
Chicago at Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Cleveland at New York.
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
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Padden and Sugden First base on errors
baltimore, 2 First base on balls off Nops,
4, off Killen, /. Hit by pitched hall By
kiIled, /. struck out-by Aops, Z; py
Hastings, 2. Time of game 2 hours. un,-
pire-MF Hurst
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Ladies Day Today and saturday.

Through the kindness of President Pul-
liam Mr. Wagner has been able to make
today and Saturday ladies' days The
two teams are not scheduled for tomorrow
and tile third game Will tie played on
Saturday.
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$500 to Pittshurg and Return via
II. & o. n. r.

Account annual convention National Coun-
oil. Jr.. O. u. a NJ, the B. 6 O. r. r
will sell excursion tickets 10 Pittsburg,
good going June Is. IA, II, 1S; valid for
return until June 20. at rate OF one fare
ie7 ,o,12,1416,f7-em
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THE PHILLlEs, NARROW ESCAPE.
The Reconstructed Browns Give
Them Hard Fight.

Philadelphia, June I6. Much interest CEN
tered IN the appearance of the ST. Louis
team Oh the grounds this season since cne
reconstruction OF the club by tile trans
fer of Philadelphia players to It. Six OF
the nine men who played on the st. Louis
team were old Philadel phians, and they
gave the locals a chase which seeInedas if
it would result in another defeat. CaTsey
occupied the box for the visitors and fooled
his old companions greatly. Score:
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baltimore ...........25O :. 5000 Mo
Piitsilurg 0 z o O o o o. 3

Earned runs Baltimore, 3. Two-base hit
Bowerman. Threebase hit-Doyle. Left
on bases Baltimore, a; Pittsburg, 3. Stolen
bases -McGraw, 2; Jennings, Bowerman,
Doyle, keeler, Reitz, Quinn, 2. Ely. Double
plays Reitz, Jennings and Doyle. 2; Ely.
The times., 1897-06-17

For Linen aud Kentucky Homespun
Suits place your order with Keen's
tallors, 1910 F st.
The times., 1897-06-17

FOR SALE-tiood shuck mattresses, with
fancy ticking and bound edges, Tor
81. 80; on insUallIuenJs, soc cash, aid zoe.
weekly Gail or address A. l.. kENpIG,
4oI IL st. sw. Jelo-15
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FOR SALE-New Standard sewing
machine; suitable for tailor or awning
maker; S23; regular price, S4o- At OP-
FENHEIMER'S NEW HOME AGENCY,
81 Sth So Knife, accUruiU.l ana other
plating done. IeI5-3t
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FOX SALE-A great bargain; violin worth
$3.50, ma ndOlIn worth SO, viii sell both
for $50. Address INSTkU MINIS this
office. JeI5-35
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FOX SALE-A wnlng; IL feet wide. almost
new. 1221 Pa ave. up stairs. Je15-35
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FOR SALE-Two 10-gal. Ice cream ma
place ne Jel 0-3t
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FOX SALE Complete amateur photo
graphic outfit; Camera, 5XI, case, tIlpod,
seyen plateholders, bauSch ana LOmD lens
and shutter, GundI ack lens ana shutter, re-
duclng camera. optical iantern, aud ali ac-
cessoneS; half price. Address HYPO.,
this office Je12-6t-em
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FOR sALE-YOungs' best butter 25c, or
0 pounds Tor Si and you know the quail
lty cannot be equaied In Washington. r.
b. YOUNGS, 20 aad II st. uaFSeJ, and
50 Riggs market. Postal orders promptly
filled. cl7-3t
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FOR SALE-One pool table, and one Daga-
telle table, complete; also license. HUGH
HARTEN, BrlghtwOod p. o., u. G.
je1 o-3t
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FOR SALE-Owner Will sell at IIivate
sale lot OF household gOods, IN good
condltiOn, ether N suites or by tie single
piece, can be seen until Z p. n, Thursday,
June L. az SlO Ind. ave. Nv. lel l-5I.eLn
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FOR SALE-WH sell my 81 wheel for
$50; practically brand new 632 u
81. ne. JeI7-3r
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FOR SALE-Win sell entire furniture OF
1-roOm house, at a great sacfIitce, for
cash; purchaser ecu rent nice modern brick
house; all conveniences and live reat free.
Address Is. b., this office. Iel 4-3T
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FOR sALE-A stylish bay mare, about 10
hands niSn, WEIGHS 95O, gentle ana we'll
broken. Apply Il. w. FRED, 1913 9Th St
NV. JeI7-3t
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SENATORS WIN THE FIRST
They Defeat the Colonels by a
Very Close Score.
KING PITCHES FINE BALL

Cunningham Hit at Opporiune
Times-S harp Fielding by the
From Making More Runs-Today
and Saturday Will Be Ladies' Day.
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OTHER Games Yesterday.

Hits-Brown 15, Harvard 8. Errors
Brown 2, Harvard 3 Batteries-Sumruers-
gil, and Dunn; Payne and Scannel.
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FOX SALE-Bedroom suites vanished and
made 10 look like new Tor $3.50; work
done at your own nome, also furniture
stored in cry, clean rooms, at 10c- per
month per load Address A l.. kENDIG,
407 IL St sw JeI SIT
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EMRICH'S wood, oak or pine, split or
blocks; Si.CO one-quarter cord; drop
postal 9lU va. ave Sc Je12-1mO,ern
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOX SALE-We are showing very large
assortment or Monkeys InlpFOs ed Dry
All &C. - iis- ...Ist sjIf,Iil-
Cal Tor hotels, butchers and grOcers. THE
j: l. MOALEY ICE BOX AND FIXTURE
co, factory rear OF Il 4, 2I6, u 3 eth st
ne mh2o-tr
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FOX SALE-Fresh COWS; always on handi
would also exchange Tor dry COWS JNU.
DENEKAS. 1910 BrightwoOd avenue
je12-lmo-em
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TRIAL TREATMENT FREE.

512 Thirteenth Street N. w.
Office Hours-9 to IL "a. m., 1 to
5 y. IN. daily; g to s p. m, Monday,
Wednesday aud Friday; closed ON
Sunday. ieli 3i-em
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FOR SALE-Lot 5Ox1 90 ft. on PRINCETON
St.; beautifully situated; $1,000; between
BrighUwOOd ana sherman aNviS,s, ptieap-
est lot in that vicinity; easy terms \. E.
H. this Office. 5el 4-3t,em
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FOR HIRE.

FOX BIRE-To dTumnerS and business
Der day, and special prices foT pleasure
driving Apply to the REX STA BI.ESs
rear SO + st NV; telephone call, lO9
ap3U-tf
The times., 1897-06-17
ZOE R,.Sr-corTAGE.

FOR sALE-A lot at Colonial Beach, with
small cottage, corner lot; bargain; will
sell at cost; purchased years ago. Adj
dress b. +. T., this office Item
The times., 1897-06-17

80 A CALIGRAPH TYPEWRITER. 50.
Five dollars per month Will bus Il CALI
graph Type writer, standard MAKE, guaran-
teed and kept in perfect wor king order.
Prices $40, $50 aud $50. Preiimiu aTy in
structions given NEWMANS ) TYPE
WRITER AGENCY, Gil 18th ST my3O-1m
The times., 1897-06-17

FOR SALE-Feed-water heater, smoke
stack 80 inches diameter, 40 feet highl,
water-tube boiler tSU horse power, and
two power tranSmitterS; all In nist-claSs
condition. no reasonable offer refused.
Apply TO q. &. THOMPSON, Chief Engineer
Purity Ice Co, Arnory place, bear 9TH
and l. SIS NV. fe2o-u
The times., 1897-06-17
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