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>ae--e Marion Il4a;y. 50
The evening times., 1897-11-27
City Brevities.

4 gasoline stove exploded in Benjamin
Thomas oyster saloon, No. 1880 NJ street
north west. last night, and carsed damag
amounting to $2u.
sallie FAIR. the thirt teen-year-olh daugh
painfully in jured yesterday by being
thrown from a bicycle
George Carroll, alias George Melville
the negro arrested yesterday as fugitive
from justice. was turned over tc the Alex
andria authorities this morning.
The explosion OF a coal oil stove caused
a small fire in the oyster saloon of
Benidni;il Thomas, at No. 1850 N strees
northwest. last evening. The damage
amounted Ia $50.
In The Times OF the 5th instant IL was
enormously stated that Albert Ordway had
obtained Judgment against john c. Hurst
Joseph f. Hurst and Frances +. Hurst fof
S5,333-3i, IT should hav-, appeared as
against .!chn &. Hurst alone.
The Ncwsboys' Quartet, composed Of II
Mack, Soprano: W. &. CLARKE, tenor: >.
I.uckes, baritone and F. Robin son, bass,
Will make their first public appearance
ob the evening of December . at the Wash
ington Barracks Hall.
A cat II. the home OF q. W. Collins or
No. GAG Sixteenth street northeast. upset
coal OIL lamp sitting on tie table In
the kitchen last night and ct the house ia
fire. The department was called ont and
the -i'azc eS'inguished after hav ving done
slamare TO the extent of 81.
The repi sentative es of the Irish societies
of the District will Ereet at the office Of
former Commissioner of Pensions Dominic
!. Murphy on MOnda evening to make Ar
rangemcnts for tie reception Of Miss Maud
Come, the celebrated Irish lecturer. who
Will visit Washington December Is.
Washington Perkins last night deliber-
ately assaulted Eugene Perkins because th.
latter, he thought, had become his rival
In love. Policeman John j. O'Brien ar
rested them, hut Washington was subse-
quently released on collateral. He failed
TO put in an appea arance in the police court
this morning, hut Eugene was present and
pleaded not guilty. He waseventualIy dis
charged,
The evening times., 1897-11-27

All Of yale's coaches have felt that tho
rules of football need revision. They have
not said SO, however, because the OBJ
iectionable features Of the game Were
the formation plays which have been de.
veioped 10y Yaie's opponents. Last yeaI
these plays defeated Yale, and Yale's
football zen were determined. that until
they were able to win against this st yle
of play they would be silent. Saturdays
game was triumph for good, old shionei
football. According to Yale's view the
game demonstrated the superiority of this
style Of Il game, which Yale has always
dunG to ard advocated. It will be re-
meTbcred that Yale's coaches have never
invented any Of the ass plays that have
made football inCre dangerous. This year
Yale 3ycd two big games within week
without having single player laid up
Harvard iai four men who had to leave
the field, aud Princeton had five. The
question of revising the rules is difficult
matter Yale's coaches refuse to talk
regarding any pl ans they may have, but il
is known that Yale will lead movement
for the abolition OF ma ss and close fornia-
tion plays.
The evening times., 1897-11-27
THE HALEY BAND CONCERT.
Players VIII Perform
a Number of Fine Compositions.


Number Of Fine Compositions.
Tomorrow night the Washin gton Military
Concert Band, under the leadership OF Mr..
Will A. Haley, will give its first concert
this season at the New National Theater
Mr. Haley has proved his title to leadership
by the excellent music his band has fur
nished during the past two seasons, and he
comes forward this year with an improved
force prepared to do even better work
than heretofore. Perhaps one reason why
Mr.. Haley's force has SO rapidly attained
high standard of works. beca use ma aJority
OF the men were formerly members Of the
Marine Band, and now under Mr.. Haley's
leadership they feel the same inspira ton
that was given them by Mr.. John Philip
Sousa, wher he led the Marine Band.
The program tomorrow night will in
clude the following selections by the band:
Haiey's american Beauty" march; Ros-
sini's ..Semiramide," overture; duet from
vcrdi's ..'Foscari," by Messrs. Thierbach
and Haina; selections from Offenbach's 8
operas. Michacli's Forge in the Forest
(by request); Reeves Arkansas Traveller"
waltenfeld's my Dream" waltz; Sc
lections from .'The Hugenots,' introducing
the "Benediction Of the Poienards,'' by
the great trombone section, Messrs. Stone,
Kruger, and Mueiihausen; .'The Musicians
Strike" by Farbach, and grand descrip-
tive potpOuri, "War Memories" in which
will be presented pictures Of war life. in
Guiding camp and battle scenes, each ac
companied by appropriate music. This
number will be quite a feature and will
prove extremely popular. Mrs. Hattie
Meads-Smiti. soprano, will be the vocal
soloist, and Messrs. Thierbach and Hama,
Instrumental soloists.
The evening times., 1897-11-27
A Razor Carrier Punished.

John Snea was arrested last evening by
Policeman J. NJ. Austin for carrying a
concealed weapon III the form of a razor.
Shea admitted Ia Judge Kimban in police
court to-day that he carried the razor. hut
said that he was only taking it TO his
home.
Ibid you 60 directly homer queriri
the judge.
We'll. mo; stopped at several saloons
on my way there
'.Ther mast sentence you to sixty days
in jail. You can't carry a razor and go
fnIn s:iloUn t. saloon with il and come
here aud get off on Il plea of taking the
weapon home
The evening times., 1897-11-27
AROUND THE BASES.

| Pitcher Aionis Terry is managing bil
Hard room in Milwaukee.
Baltimore has concluded not To- call In
son.
Mike Grady is not star backstop, bu
when obser wing training laws he can kill he
ball.
| Manager Graves, of Detroit. has been II
| Texas looking for a second baseman an
| catcher.
Rhines always gave Pittsb Irg prett,
| nearly as much trouble as IIawley di,
the Reds.
Outrielder Mike lIobright. of the Taxa
| League. is winteriDg At his home in w .el
ing. W. Va.
Jack Glasscock, OF the st. Paul team, Il
On the road for Wheeling, W. Va. mer
| camille house.
Anson is great admirer OF MEGA rth !,
and Offered Pittsbmg $4,000 for the young
outsielGer's release.
Manager Ctmiskey, of the st. Paul club,
has bourht Shortstop Griffin, of last
| years Grand Rapids team.
The new grounds at New Orleans, OF
spring. are not vet completed.
1t is definitely but not officially an
nOunced that Bob Allen will manage the
indianapolis team next season.
Baltimore will try Sexton, the Brown
University pitcher, next season. He was
on the BostUr. payroll two years ago.
Jack Stivetts, OF Boston, does not want to
pitch next season. He wants TO get into
the game every day with his batting.
Mills has not signed with the Bostons, bn.
has agreed 70 affix lis signature to con
tract In Ease Manager Selee wants him
Fred K,obedanz is already fishing for al
vance money, but the Boston treasury is
time locked and won't open until spring.
Edward Hanlon, Of Baltimore, and W. II.
Watkins, both ex-ball players, are the only
managers of the clubs which they are presi
dents.
In Gray, Manager Watkins, OF the Pitts
burgs, secured the best third baseman
in the Western League. Milwaukee Sen,
tinel.
Meyers, the first baseman secured by
Chicago from Toledo, will be used behind
the hat. He was a catcher pre- yious to last
season.
Manage, Arthur Irwin is interested in a
football score board, from which he de-
rives a PRETTY income during the football
season.
Pittsburg writer's denounce as a cana-d
the story that Pink Hawley, the Lew
Red, is q lusher, as some critics would
have Il
A city and county league has been OF
ganized In Montreal, with a membership of
six clubs. Canadians are going daffy On
the game.
Bobby Matthews, the once famous ba Sc
ball pitcher, was forty-six years old ;ast
Sunday. He was born on Sunday, Nov ,n
her 81, 1851.
Hawley gives the Pittsburg catchers a
rap. He says the Reds backstops are OF
the heady order. Pink needs some one
to think for him.
Doyle's ankle is not bothering him at
San Francisco. Jack is delighting the
native sons by stealing second and third
occasionally.
The evening times., 1897-11-27
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The evening times., 1897-11-27

When Michael started in his race with
Starbuck Thanksgiving he weighed exactl y
ninety-scven pounds, the lightest weight
he has ever carried in a race. At the con
clusicn of the ride he was puffed out, but
not tagged out. After brisk rub down,
he said he felt as good as he ever did, and
Immediately repaired to his hotel aud went
TO bed. Yesterday he was up bright and
early, ate hearty breakfast, read the
papers, and when the rain stopped went for
a walk, He was as chipper as could he
Michael, with his pacing outfit, leaves for
Saratoga today, where he will continue in
Saturday.
The evening times., 1897-11-27
DEF JARl e AT EITHER OF THEIR
cuoCc THREE BUSY STORES
HE TOOK THE sEALsKIN.
Harry Jackson Stole One of the AR
ticles From the ConcOrdia Club.


ticles From the ConcOrdia Club.
Harry Jackson, alias william Bankit,
dangerousloOking c0lored man, was
arraigned before Judge Kimban toda Y
charged with breaking into the Concoriia
Club, on E street northwest, and stealing
one sealskin coat, valued at $500. the
property of Michael Newmeyer, of NJ.
1904 New Hampshire avenue.
The robbery occurred Thanksgiving night
during brilliant gathering OF prominent
Washington Hebrews at the clubhouse, and
about half dozen cloaks were ia ken
besides the one OF sealskin All have not
yet been recovered, but few were brought
into the court today to serve as evidence
against the negro.
1t was brought out in the hearing thai t
jackson endeayored to dispose Of the
sealskfn articles at a clothing store for
the paltry sum Of 81. Judge kimball de-
cided that the case was one requiring the
action of the grand jury, and remanded the
accused to jail in the sum Of 81 900 bonds.
The evening times., 1897-11-27
Thrown From His Wagon.

An exciting runaway occurred yesterday
evening on Pennsyivania avenue, trtween
Third and Fourth streets southeast. A horse
attached To delivery wagon belong 'ng
to John II. Campbell, of No EOS Second
street southeast, took fright and collioed
with an electric light pole. The driver,
Thomas cra Nton, WAS thrown out and strlck
against the pole with considerable force
uewas painfully injured about the head and
body, but is nur seriously hurt. The wagon
and harness were DANA ged to the e eytAat If
$40. The animal was captured by Police
man TySer, after an exciting run.
The evening times., 1897-11-27

This is an age of laughter" is Pat
ReilIy's cheerful philosophy, and he brings
to the Lyceum this coming week the Reilly
4 Woods Zig Show. said to be flushed
with the most attractive and amusing
features III the vaudeville field. The La
Champagne Quadnlle after its run at
Roster & Biars, New York city; Eula':e.
toe dancer, three Sisters Fanchonetti'
FIobel and Ruge, mid-air comedians; three
Gardner Brothers, musical experts; little
Dick Gardner, the original yellow Kid
three Lane Sisters; two Deonzt BROTHERS
Frank d. Bryan, Of the late National
Trio, the Eldridges, Pat Reilly and six
Parisians, a novelty In pretty girls. Walks
of All Nations" a novel and amusing
comedy creation, is presented as a supple
mental bill.
The evening times., 1897-11-27

lowing vaudeville performers: Alice Ray
mond, the famous cornetist; Keno aud
wclch, comedy acrobats: Gilmore and
Bosheil, the comedy sketch artists, Collins
and Collins, vocalists ard dancers; Murphy
and Andrews, in their new act; Martin
and Ncle, trayesty artists; Billy Barloy,
comedian and dancer; Mile. La Garetta:
Serpentine dancer. and ten other big acts.
The citizens of Washington are appfe-
ciating the efforts of the BijOu management
by crowding the theater, and at 10, 20
and 80 cents.
The evening times., 1897-11-27

Stanton Abbott, who is to mix things
with Joe Cans in IN eight-round d bout be-
r0ie the Eureka Athletic Club next Mon
day eveniTg x at the Academy OF ii usic con-
cert hall, Baltimore, has been training at
Narragansett Pier, where he conducts
boxing school. He numbers among his
class many fashionable people. He is he
ing assisted by Frank Steel, who introduced
George Dixon TO the public. His opponent,
cans, is already down to weight, and will
strip at l3S pounds. The colored hoy is IN
good shape, and promises one of the fast
est exhibitions seen in Baltimore for long
time.
The evening times., 1897-11-27

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bronchitis. colde In the head, etc. Wash
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The evening times., 1897-11-27
.-rhe worst cold 1 ever naai In mylife wa,

1.-THE worst cold ever nadin my life was
cured by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
writes w. q. Norton. of sutter Creek. Cal
''This cold left ms with Q cough and I wHs
expectoratlng all the time. The Remedy
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The evening times., 1897-11-27

Charles Fiohman win produce THE Salt
OF the Earth with MISS Annie Russell as
its heroine, at the Columbia on Mou,lay
night. The play fs by Joseph Arthur. who
has given the stage such great successes
as The Stll Alarm blue Jeans and
The Cherry Pickers.'' It's title .is.,utes
that II Will have a hero of that rare and
lcyable type described by phrase, AMI
whom all men and women should Ike.
The presence of Annie Russell at the mead
OF the cast denotes, toc, that this hero
VIII have !; gentle and sweet girl as the
object OF Lis alteration. Miss Russeils
part will be of the same winsome and
charming nature us Esmaralda, the char
acter in which She first won recognition
from the American public. The cast viii
include George Wilson, Theodore Bah
cock, Franc Landers. R. A. Roberts, George
W. Denhem, Thomas Bunny. Charles Par
ms, Annie Russell, Alice Fischer, Marion
Berg, Maud Odell. Charles J. Gr.ene,
Herman G. Vernon. Herman Noble. Robert
Robson, Anna Dogwell and band of
singers.
The evening times., 1897-11-27
A Glo>lous Triumph for a Masterful
Management

The unprecedented success of the Penn
sylvania Railroads. popular 81 excursions
to Philadelphia. Next Sunday, Novem-
ber 2S, the last OF the series. Train leave
Baltimore and Potomac station at 700,
500, 800 and HOO a. m. Returning.
leave Philadelphia on special train at
700 p M, or on any regular train that
day except the Congressional Limited.
no253t
The evening times., 1897-11-27
New Ioudop Cour,e f.box.n

Cambridge, Mass, Nov. 27.-Wor,i wa s re-
ceived BOY Capt. Goodrich. OF the Harvard
crew yesterday that the course at New
Londcu, had been definitely chosen by
Yale for next springs race with Harvard
The evening times., 1897-11-27

Tom oRourke is evidently ANXIOUS to
make winner before he leaves the Pa.
cific cosst, For the first time during his
long career as a manager, O'Rourke had
Two OF his men suffer successive defeats.
O'Rourke took the defeats of Dixon and
WGlcott very hard, and he is making
every possible effort to arrange new
matches whereby his boxers will have the
opportunity OF reversing these decisions.
The evening times., 1897-11-27
DIR. Agnew's Ointment Cures PHI.

DIR. Agnew's Ointment Cures Piles.
Itching, PleedIng and Blind Piles. Com.
fort In one application. 1t cures in three to
six nights. 1t cures all skin disea ses I'm
young end old. A remedy beyond compare,
and 1t never fails 80 cents. Sold "
+. 8. Williams, 9th and F sts.; EdrnDnds 6
Williams, Sd and Pa. avs.-43.
The evening times., 1897-11-27
Rev. DIR. McKim Declines,

Rev. Randolph McKim, pastor Of Epip-
hany Church, who was recently elected dean
of the Virginia Theological Seminary, near
Alexandria, has declined the office.
The evening times., 1897-11-27

The stake entries for the Pacific Coast
Jockey Club have filled exceptionally well,
all the notable hoIses on the coast being
entered The California Derby, at a mile
and quarter, with a guaranteed value of
$4,000; has forty-eight entries; the Ingle.
side Stakes, at four miles, has thirty-five
entries, and the Tarpey Stakes, fifty-eight
entries
The evening times., 1897-11-27
h. & o. BULLETIN.
ENClrRSIoNRATES

Baltimore and return, 81 90. All trains
going and returning tomorrow.
Philadelphia and return, 81. 7:O5 and .
a. ~. trains epinE: valid FOR return on al
regular trains Tomorrow.
The evening times., 1897-11-27

After the game with Cornell on Thursday.
the Pennsylvania players held meeting to
elect a Captain for next year. 1t was I
foreeonc conclusion that Sam Boyle, Iefs
end, would be rendered complimentary
votefOr the position. as he has been q great
favorite among the other members Of the
team. But Boyle is ineligible to play next
year, as he played one scnsnn with George
town before going to Pennsylvania, and las
playei three years with the university team
completing the four years of play allow ed
under the faculty rules. A unanimous vote
was cast for Boyle for captain. After ex.
pressing his thanks for the honor. the pIucky
end immediately Resigned the yosition.
The evening times., 1897-11-27

Patrons Of the Bijou this week will have
vaudeville and dsamafa again. The drana,
American Born. or a Guban Instruction
will be given in soon3ection with the fol-
The evening times., 1897-11-27

Dr. Henry's Heada che Powders Will
promptly cure any headache.
no20-thurs, ,sat-tf
The evening times., 1897-11-27

Teddy Hale, OF Ireland champion long
distance cycle rider Of TIE world, is due
to arrive here today on the Etru-ia. Hale
z Ill he one of the starters in the six-day
race TO begin in Madison Square Garden,
December 6. He has had two months
training IN England, and in his letters he
says that he fs IN the best possible condition,
and is confident of success. There VIII be
forty starters Ill the big race from all pa arts
of the globe The Following countries are
represented: Ireland, Scotland, France.
England. Germany, Belgium. Canada, Swift
eriand. Austria, Sweden and Russia. The
very best American talent has entered
against these foreigners, and the outlook
Is that all pa st performances will be eclipsed.
The evening times., 1897-11-27
GOOD NEWS FOR SPORTS
Yale Will Advocate a Revision
Of Football Rules.
TEDDY HALE COMES TODAY

sam Boyle Complimented by Penn
sylvania's Football Team Stanton
Abbott and Joe Cams In Fine Fettle.
Little Michael Goes to Saratoga.
Tom O'ROurke's Predicament.
The evening times., 1897-11-27

Tod Sloan, the jockey, is helping
Jimmie Barry to train for his go with VIII
ter Croat, the English bantam, which takes
placein England in the near future.
The evening times., 1897-11-27

The average entries for the Foam and
Surf Stakes for 1898 and the Tidal for s9s.
to berun at sheepshead Bay, is loo in each
race.
The evening times., 1897-11-27

Lord William Beresford has purchased
Mr.. August Belmonts chestnut rorse
Keenan, for $4,000. Keenan, is five wears
old and is by Lisbon -Patrimony.
The evening times., 1897-11-27

Use Or. Henry's Headache Powders for
caused by alcoholic excuses or
no20-thurs,sat-1 \
The evening times., 1897-11-27

Jockey Keenan, has been suspended for
the balance OF the meeting at Iron Hill for
getting off poorly with the horse, The Man.
haitian.