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Evening star., 1897-04-02
Junior Ball Players.

The Young Eagles have organized a base
ball team and will offer a challenge to any
team under fifteen years Of age. The play
ers consist of the following members: Geo.
Hamersley, George Nightingale, Joe Night
ingale, Bert Stevenson. E. Green, j. Adams,
J. Sullivan. ]. Dunn. w. Kerr.
Evening star., 1897-04-02
Suits & WRAPS.

The largest and han,lsumest line of Spring
Dresses We have ever displayed. All sizes
cnlorings and fabrics IN the new "Eton''-
fly front reefer'-..bOlero' and tight
fitting Jackets-and every one OF them
tailored nv MEN DltESSNiAKERS. Elegant
ready made costumes from SO up TO $35.
Superb New Spring Capes s-Jackets-in
SWEETEST and most charming effects-$5 up.
Children's Reefers--in the new empire
style-$3.5O up.
D General city agents for DIR. Jaeger's
Health Underwear for men, women and
children.
Evening star., 1897-04-02
Another Chance
L Tomorrow

For some SOC. mems neckwear al
25c.-and I5c. sox Tor Ioc. a pair
SI.oo dozen.
Don't let Your husband forget that
were making tip-top suits 10 meas
ure for SI2 and SI5-and trouscrs
for S4oo.
Evening star., 1897-04-02

discolorcd, faded or gray beard does not up
pear tidy but may be made by Buckinghanls
Dye for the Whiskers, which colors even brown
or black.
Evening star., 1897-04-02

Boys white shirt waists with white
linen collars and cuffs and also fine pc
Gale shirt waists In sizes 4 to IL years
worth no less than 50c.-.
to go for 25c. each.
Evening star., 1897-04-02
The California Derby.

SAN FRANCISCO, April The first
California derby, Il sweepstakes for three
year-olds, at one mile and quarter, is to
be decided at Ingleside tomorrow. The
derby this year will be worth 5000 to the
winner, but as the event Is destined to
be the classic stake in the history of the
California turf the relative will probably
be increased each succeeding year.
Following is list of the probable start
ers: Altamax, Candeleria, Good Times
Howard s.. ice Uman, Lincoln ii, Lumina
or Lode Star Scarborough, Scarfpin, The
Roman, cr Vincto.
Evening star., 1897-04-02
IN SPORTING CIRCLES
Continued tronSseventh Page.}
ling to- them Following is the
was coming toI
score In detail: !
WASUI\GTDS
NORFOLK.

Washing ton ...... o q q o N-3
Norfolk. ........... o 0 o q . o
Earned un-Norfolk. l. First base by ERRORS
Washington. L. Left bases Washington IL !;
Norfolk, =. First base on balls-Off Mercer. :: OF
Swain. /: off GiIroy. =: Off Newton. .: on Sc
christ L. Struck out-By Mercer. l: by Swain, :;
by Newton. B. Three base hit-Mct;uir.. Two-t'ase
hits-Weddidge and Mcfarland. Sacrifice hits-pe
Montreville. OBrien and Leahy stolen bases
De Montreville Sebach, Farrell and Shaffer. l'ou-
BILE pnysDe MontreyilIe to u lsricn to Cartwright
Wedddgc alone. Hit by pitcher-De M"ntrevitle,
hv Scchrist. Umpire-Mr. Heydier. Time of game
Two hours and fifteen minutes.
Evening star., 1897-04-02
SOUTHERN BICYCLE CIRCUIT.
1t Will Open Tonight I'm the Coliseum
Mt MemDhis.

MEMPHIS Tenn, April 2.-The southern
bicycle circuit opens tonight at the Coils
cum. There are over twenty professional
riders on hand.
Tonight and tomorrow night the riders
will be in Memphis. After that they leave
Immediately for Nashville, where two more
nights racing VIII be had, and then Chat
tanooga, Atlanta and Montgomery will in
turn be visited. Leaving Montgomery
after racing April II and 16 the circuit
riders will return to Memphis and begin
the second round of the circuit. This plan
Will be continuously followed until the
close of the season in November.
Evening star., 1897-04-02
Mothers
Of Boys

We want you to call tomorrow and
see the >best values in childrcu'e
suits you've ever had chance "a
secure.
Particularly strong is our Iinc ri
good school suits al 81 i. Sos and
S2.IS.
They're made OF tough Scotch
woolens-sewed throughout with
silk-and have all the fine points oi
81 and S suits.
And take look at the new spring
lines OF BOYS hats and furnishing
you'll find lots 20 interest YOU.
he sure and come-to look. II MOI
to buy.
Evening star., 1897-04-02
SMIIuEiEID HAMS.

The finest !n the World "pcures
SAY We have the curing Of ~ and
80 Small siZss-ts well thc lhrr"
hams.
Both pomcSii,. and Imported ASfARA-
CTS and ASI'ARAGIS : TIPS. New York
SWEET CIDER. etc. -
y ". HHCliF1l4 1928 STREET
ap2-lsd
Evening star., 1897-04-02

COLLEGE BASE BALL.
Virginia Crushinsly Defeats the Uni
Ncrsfty of Vermont BOYS,

Virginia CrushingIy Defeats the Unt-
Vcrsity of Vermont Boys.
The University of Virginia opened its
base ball season on the home grounds yes
terday, defeating the University of Yer
mont by a scofe of 14 to l. The home
team won through superior batting ana
the errors of the visitors Dinsmore the
visitors pitcher, was not in the best form
and while Collier had rather an off day
as well, the home team came out best in
the matter of hits. Collier redeemed his
work in the box, however, by hitting out
home run, triple and a single The
second game between the two teams takes
place today. The score:
4. II. +.
Niislilla \n .'''-'-..'....'...-. "a ~ :
The team of the Maryland Agricultural
College played picked nine from Hyatts-
vile, College Park and Washington yes
terday afternoon and defeated its visitors
by score of l. to o. The college team
showed up In excellent shape. 1t is under
the direction and management of Grenville
Lewis, Washington boy who had excel
lent luck with ii last year, and who sue
ceeded in getting together a strong aggre-
CATION al the beginning OF this season.
Some new men have been added who are
expected to fill up some gaps that existed
last season in the makeup of the team
and altogether the base ball season at the
college is exceptionally bright. The team
will play its first schedule game with Gal
laUdet on the home grounds tomorrow.
The schedule of the Harvard base ball
team has been made up. but it does not
include a southern trip. game has been
wearers of the blue and gray going to
Cambridge June 3.
Evening star., 1897-04-02

Boys white laundered shirt waists.
with laundered linen collars and cuffs
pleated back and front, and in all sizes
the soc. waist wherever you GO
here at 20c. each.
Evening star., 1897-04-02
for ~ cents PAIR.

Boys white lnn blouse waists, with
deep embroidered sailor collar and cuffs
some have the all-oycr embroidered col
lars-to 90
for a day at 44c. each.
Evening star., 1897-04-02
Wanhinxtony Dogs Win Medals.

"UHhIhKtOht'D DVBH VIII MeUHIH.
Mr.. Wilmot l.. Harris of this city exhibit
ed his two English settlers. Name Wilson
and Nellie Hunter at the Baltimore dog
show this week and carried off the honors
in this class. winning first and second with
these dogs. respectively. He was also
awarded the silver and bronze medals, to-
gether with numerous merchandise prizes,
for the two best settlers owned in Maryland
ard the District of Columbia Nellie Hun
ter won second prize at the late New York
show.
Evening star., 1897-04-02
Billiards at Chicago.

In the billiard tournament at Chicago yes
terday Spinks defeated Mathews in the af-
ternoon by score of 400 to :.02, the win
ner's average being IS Pill. At night Cat
ton made a sensational finish in his game
With Gallagher. The latter led by a score
of 1S9 to ~ in the thirteenth inning. and
then Cation ran the game out with H. a.
- and 103
His average was % 9sl7 spinks leads the
tournament with three straight victories
All the others haye; been defeated once or
more.
Evening star., 1897-04-02
Big skirt values.

Beau'iful hr"cadcd satin >kirts-larse
stylish scroll pattern and Powered de-
signs also plain sitins til" most fash
ionahi" skirts of the se.,s"n- are Siu a.
many sror,,s
Evening star., 1897-04-02
II. Harris & Co.
jewelers.. cor. 9TH and ID SIS.
SSEaSter''
eDewelry
Novelties.

No other jeweler in Washington
can show you an equal assortment or
Novelties or quote as low prices.
We have made extraordinary ef-
forts for Easter and have the
handsonlest and most popular priced
stock ever our pleasure to show Nor
have we sacrificed quality In order
to quote low price. We will not
handle the cheap, hinlsy jcwelry
A few specialties:
Leather Belts, with sterling silver
harness buckle, extra heavy and
handsomely chased. Worth Sn RM
81. Special price. ....... " o0V
Those Handsome Sterling Silver
Chain Purses, all the rage in Paris
and New York. Have extern
sion gate top, inches long, Ct
only ..-.-...,.........
Sterling Silver Shirt Waist Sets of
studs and pair of link buttons. ex-
ira heavy silver, strongly made and
warranted not to break soc
Special price.
We also have Sterling Silver Shirt
Waist Sets OF 4 studs and
pair of link uttors ut the De-
low price of...........-.. Se
Sterling Silyer-mounted Ribbon
Book Marks, 3 pieces, 25c., Zoe,
75c. and 81.
All Sterling Silver Book Marks,
with appropriate Easter designs,
Soc. and Toe.
Sterling Silver-mounted Rosaries
at 75c.
Dainty Sterling Silver Easter
Corkscrews, new and appro- zSc
pirate designs. Worth ST.. "Oe
Evening star., 1897-04-02
Big value i'm boys
Suits &c.

Lot of boys corduroy pants. tan ana
brown. in sizes > to lo-st Il dollar they
would be counted very cheap ihey're
going
Evening star., 1897-04-02
DIR. L.. S. Nicholson.

Practice. Nervous. Mental and allied diseases,
has moved his office 10 T15 1ith st. NV. Hour,
10 II II. m. and 2:30 to pm. Residence ne
11th st. NV. mh2s-1ms
Evening star., 1897-04-02
here for a dav al S6.pS.

Very Fashionable moirt' velour skirts
richly elegant sold a''nur :own II
Sl2Jo
here ior a day at So. so.
Evening star., 1897-04-02
R. Harris &c.,,
Jewellers, 9th & ID.
1t
Truasses

Fitted properly Abdominal Supporters. Elastic
Hosiery nc NEW WASHINGTON SURGICAL
INSTRUMENT HOUSE. 11OS st. NV. ja9-;m
Evening star., 1897-04-02
New Shirt Waists.

Latest designs AMI many novelties
in ,,olpr ELECTS which cannot b, ,'uIl-
,at.-i elsewhere T1t,.sa shirt Waists were
Dadr Ia oar special order. AMI yea VIII
lind the "a. workmanship and quality of
materials u@o1 absolutely satisfactory tmr
special introductory l'rlc" for these = Ec
waists tomorrow iS................ a(Ss
Evening star., 1897-04-02

4 very Ire->y line 81 Navr Rlur >..rg.
Suits. iust received. Have Ernu a-ket
lined with best quality silk. AMI skirt and
jIrkrt ar" both hraid-trimin,.d. e n1 Rn
..nlh nO u n nlNl
Evening star., 1897-04-02

4 liand>uGlr lin, II Green and l!iu" Mia
tnrc Spring Suit. with III" prw mess iackat,
skirt and Jacket both ,lnborat.ly tsiInm,1
with Brand. nl.urc l'riil. lacl5si lined With
i,.~i quality taff"ta silk: tailor, Al Icy nan
artists. A bargain al SO. our GDO Rn
price. only W. aOV
Evening star., 1897-04-02

new shipment of Cadet IlUa Suits with
fly front I,-,'i.r Jacket slocN.-s caIl"d and
Jacket lined with best quality tatfata
silk. skirt linpd with soft finishod iirrca-
line and finished with c".l,-l hraid. q 4 z
Good knllr ~ 50. our rrir... ..... v ~
Evening star., 1897-04-02

Latest effects in Fancy Striped Ribbon
for making the twice-around stock ties.
21a-in. wide at 30c. yd.
In Nyid.. nj I'd
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-10-04
LAS VEGAS NOTES.

The average attendance of the Las We
gas public schools 80 far this year is 5o7,
against 1853 last year.
The Optic reports that Fred Harvey
declined to take hold of the Montezuma
hotel, but it was anything but fruitless, as
the final plans for the building OF the
Depot hotel in this city were arranged,
and dirt will be flying for that edifice be-
fore November l. The hotel, as planned,
will be combination affair, the passenger
depot having space on the first floor. 1t
will be built of native stone, in the most
approved modern style of architecture,
with all the appointments of first-class
hotel.
Students of the De La Sale institute
were taken out for an airing by two pro-
fessors Yesterday and an Optic reporter
counted noses, finding 43 boys in line.
The Examiner records pleasant event
as follows: As Miss Bucher expects to
resume her work again next Monday
morning, and as Professor Parkhurst ex-
poets to leave here soon, the pupils of the
high school, desiring to express their ap.
probation of his work, rendered him a
reception at the A. o. U. W. hall last even
ing The hall was beautifully decorated
with flowers and pictures and everything
arranged in very tasteful manner.
Promptly at O'Clock the pupils of the
high school assembled and in few min
utes Professor Wood and wife escorted
Professor Parkhurst to the hall, he sup
posing he was going to spend the evening
with Miss Carrie Wean and few invited
guests, The surprise was complete when
the school arose and saluted him.
Says the Optic: It is given out by par
ties who recently visited Santa Fe that,
upon his retirement from the bench, Chief
Justice Thos. Smith and wife will take up
their permanent abode in that city.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-10-04
SEVENTH WEEK OF TRIAL
Luetgert Trial Will Last Three Weeks
LOnger-NO One Admitted to Court
Room Except on Ticket.
BATTLE OF BONES WAGES FlERCELY
More Experts Declare the Fragments
in Evidence to Have No Con-
neotion With Human
Frame.

Chicago, Oct. 4.--The seventh week OF
the trial OF Luetgert, the alleged wife
murderer, opened with an undiminished
crush of people at the criminal court
building. Only those who possessed ito
kets were admitted. "The trial will last
at least three weeks longer" said States
Attorney Deneen today. "When the de-
fense closes we shall have at least week
of rebutta of evidence. Then the de-
fense will come along with another week
of the same kind. If we get through with
the speeches in a weeks time we shall be
doing we'll"
Professor Eckley, of the College of
Physicians in Chicago, was recalled to-
day for cross-examination upon several
matters in connection with his identif-
cation of the bones in evidence. Profess
sor Plummer, of the Northwestern Medi-
cal college, after brief examination of
the temporal bone introduced by the
state, and positively identified by Pro-
fessor Dorsey, of the Field Columbian
Museum, as the right tempor of wo-
man, declared with emphasis that the
bone was not the temporal of human
being. ut bears but very superficial
resemblance to human temporal" said
the witness. "The line here which has
been identified as facial nerve, is sim
ply trace which indicates where two
bones have been Joined or glued together.
notice what appears to me to be vege-
table matter. 1t is somewhat greenish
tint peculiar to vegetable matter"
ha .uh bol nj L.,
experts for the prosecution as a human
femur, was handed to DR.. Plummer, and
without hesitation he denied that it was a
femur of the human race. The battle of
bones was waged all day, Luetgert is
not likely to go on the witness stand un-
til next week.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-10-04
ALBUQUERQUE NOTES.

1t is reported that between 10000 and
10000 lambs will be shipped east from
the Albuq uerque stock yards during the
coming week.
Hon. F. A. Hubbell sold yesterday ewes
and lambs to @. B. Reynolds to the
amount of over $4,000. The sheep will
be shipped to Nebraska.
The First regiment band left for
the Festival of the Mountain and Plain at
Denver tonight. There will be % pieces.
Colonel John Borradaile will accompany
them. The hand, with companyB B of Santa
Fe, will constitute the governors escort.
They expect to be back in Albuquerque
one week from tonight.
The report of County School Superin.
tendent B. F. Perea shows that there are
Ga teachers employed in the county, and
that there are 1907 males and 1.703 fe-
males enrolled in the public schools, with
total attendance of 1874. There are
1919 children of school age in the county.
There are 5S public schools. The total
receipts for school purposes the past
year were $22,3S4.97. During the past
year two new school districts we're or
ganized, says the Democrat.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-10-04
HARK, FROM THE TOMBS!
Cleveland is willing to Accept Most
Anything in the Way Of An
Office.

Trenton, Oct. 4.-The rumor that
Grover Cleveland is preparing to enter
New Jersey politics has it's foundation in
the movement undertaken by some
Democrats belonging TO the alumni
of Princeton college to secure for
him position on the bench of the court
of errors and appeals to fill va
canoy caused by the death of William
Lewis Dayton. One report is that Cleve-
land thinks favorably of the plan and his
friends are preparing to get up mon
ster petition in his behalf. Another re-
port makes 1t appear that Cleveland is
doubtful of the wisdom of such course.
1t is matter of general gossip that
Cleveland is willing to represent New
Jersey in The United States senate 30
soon as an opportunity affords. 1t is
said that john r. Mcpherson, formerly
United States senator, and a personal
friend of Cleveland, is preparing to help
him,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-10-04
Methodist Conference .

The Albuquerque Citizen reports that
the conference assembled at a. M, Bish-
op G. O. McCabe presiding. Rev. A. A.
Hyde led the devotional exercises, after
which the minutes of yesterdays business
meeting were read by the secretary, A.
Hoffman.
The statistical report was read, which
shows total membership in the mission
of 661 full members, with 81 probationers;
amounts Received for preachers salaries
during the year, $3.50; amounts collect
ed for benevolences, $l,233; debts paid
on church and parsonage property, $703;
cost of Improvements, $1,000; present
value of church property, $42, 800; parson-
ages, $13,4o0.
At this point the following named visit
ing brethren we're invited forward and
presented to the conference:
DR.. Claudius Spencer, editor Rocky
Mountain Christian Advocate; R. R.
Fletcher, of the Arkansas conference; DR..
Harwood and j. B. Sanchez, of the Span
ish work, and J. H. Bohanan, of the Afri-
can Methodist church.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-10-04
Cannot Escape Censure.

The members of the territorial board
of equalization get $50 year salary, and
cannot expect to escape the carping crit
icism of the multitude. One of the
southern New Mexico papers accuses the
president of the board of being dishonest,
and Las Vegas paper asserts that Hon.
]. s. Duncan, one of the members, goes
to church, and intimates that it is for po-
litical effect; while Santa Fe paper
makes the charge that the secretary Of
the board cannot write his name in
legible manner er.-Albuquerque Citizen.
The New MEXICAN is responsible for
the heiuous charge that Mr.. Duncan at
tended church in Santa Fe (not necessar-
lily in Las Vegas), but this paper posl-
lively denies that it ever discredited the
signature of the secretary of the board.
Everybody knows that Secretary Hughes
knows how to write his name, and the
beauty of 1t is that, when he hitches his
name to the bottom of a check, the check
is always as good as "$l per bushel
wheat" As to the president of the
board-that is a question between him
and 10. E. Sheridan.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-10-04
EMBEZZLEMENT FAILURE.
Cleveland, o.. Firm Gone to the Wall
with Its A AfI'airs in Bad shape.

Cleveland, O., Dot. 4.-Joh j. Shepherd
local capitalist and member of the firm
of Charles H. Potter & Co., WAS placed
under arrest this m orning by Constable
Hudson, of Justice Landers court. The
warrant charges embezzlement. Frank
Dee Haas Robinson swore to the allega-
tions.
Following close upon the issue of the
warrant came petition in the common
pleas court for the appointment of re-
ceiver for Charles H. Potter q Co., on a
claim for 1 $991,O 900. Jndgess Ong ap-
pointed Alexis Taylor receiver, exacting
a bond in the sum of $25,00O. The claim
upon which the receiver is asked is al
legged to be due for street railway stock
of the Fort Wayne Consolidated Street
Railway, for which Robinson says the
firm owes him. In the warrant for
Shepherds arrest, Robinson says Shep-
herd held money and property to the
amount and value of $1s3,2S9; $2l1 900
first mortgage bonds of the Fort Wayne
Consolidated Street Railroad company, of
which he has made no accounting. The
value of the bonds is placed at $95, 900.
Shepherd appeared in court in the GUS
tody of constable.
Robinson alleges that the defendants
owe 20 different banks, and as many in
dividuals, more than $2,OOO,000 of bor-
rowed money. Shepherd said: "Whep I
failed last year, turned over every cent
had in the world, over 100000 in se.
curities, to my creditors. Since then
their market value has gone down. was
made president of the Fort Wayne Con.
solidated Railway company, with full
power to fnancier its operations. The
panic came on, and in my effort to
weather it, did everything in my power.
If had won Robinson would have de-
clared me Napoleon of finance. lost
and this is the result.
Shepherd was the representative in
Ohio of the late Henry 8. Ives, during the
latter's celebrated railway deals few
years ago.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-10-04
RILLITO GRANT Rejected.
Proceedings Of the Court Of Private
Land Claims.

The decision of the court in the con-
solidated Pine cases 1856, 1856 and 210 for
the Rillito Colorado grant, was handed
down this morning by Mr.. Justice Mur-
ray, rejecting the claim and dismissing
the petition, it being held that the grant
was insuficieLtly proved and that the
same had been practically abandoned by
the grantees and their descendants. An
appeal was at once taken to the Supreme
court of the United States, by plaintiffs.
Mr.. Pope appeared for the government,
and Messrs. Catron e. Gortner and james
d. Purdy represented the claimants.
Motion for rehearing in No. so, "Jose
Garcia" grant, M. s. Otero vs. The U. s.,
was then proceeded with, Messrs. Catron &
Gortner on behalf of the motion, and Mr..
Pope representing the government.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-10-04
STOCK YARDS DEFEATED.
Kansas City Corporation Loses Its
Case In the United states District
Court and will Appeal to Unit
ed states Supreme Court.

Topeka, Kas. Oct. 4.-Judge Foster to-
day handed down an opinion in the Kan
sas City stock yards case in which he de-
cided against the company on every legal
question raised.
The decision is complete victory for
Attorney General Boyle. The Stock
Yards company will appeal to the United
States court. The Kansas City stock
yards case grew out of the efforts of the
Stock Yards company to prevent the en-
forcement of law passed by the Kansas
Legislature reducing charges. To the
company which is the second largest in
the country, the result of the case means
the loss of thousands if not millions OF
dollars.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-10-04
TERRITORIAL CHIP BASKET
Whooping cough prevails at Demipp

Whooping cough prevails at Dening.
The Deming carpenters are kept busy
these bright autumn days.
A gentleman from DemiDg while in Sill
yer City last week intended visiting the
Democrat office, but seeing the sign,
"Guns repaired" in the window, he did
not intrude.
If Don: Kedzie could have found time
to attend the Deming fair last week he
would have seen on exhibition an abund-
ance of fruit grown in Grant county, and
not brought from California in glass
jars" says the Deming Headlight.
The swallows have left for the south
and the tramps have arrived from every
where, says a territorial exchange. Per-
haps it would have been we'll to add that
the average tramp also is affected with
"swallow" which has not cleft for the
southland"
Last Saturday Judge Sharp brought
down from Gold Hill the first bar of bull
ion turned out by the new mill recently
erected by the Chicago g. Gold Hill Min
Ing company. The bullion was from ore
from the Never Fail mine, owned by Jas.
Sullivan, and was shipped to the Selby
smelter in San Francisco. The new mill
started off well and is doing good work.
The Liberal wishes it the best of success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. M. Shannon were
In the city Tuesday, returning to Clifton,
after spending four years aud three
months in Santa Fe, during which time
Mr.. Shannon represented the late admin
istration of Grover Cleveland as collector
of internal revenue for this district That
Mr.. Shannon was very popular in Santa
Fe and made a good impression in that
town is shown by the fact that after he
turned his Office over to his successor he
was able to borrow enough money to pay
his and his wife's expenses back to Clif-
ton.-Lordsburg Liberal.