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CincinInati, 5; Louisville, o.

 Cipcirnati.. Aug. 7.-Th- Colonels and Reds played a fine game here today, re- sulting' in the former being shut out. The. feature was the pitching of Bill Hines, who hsld the visitors down to three hits. Attendance 4,00o. Score:
 R.H.E Cincinnati .. 70 0 0 2 3 0 0 *-- 12 2 Louisville .. 70 0 0 0 0 O. 0 1 iBatteri=s, Rhinas and Pietz; Hill and Wilson. Umpire, Mcdonald. Time, 2;05.
 New York, Il; Philadelphia, l.
 Philadelphia, Aug. 7.-The Phillies were never serious factor in todays game. The errors of Dowd and Shugart were surprising. The fielding of Glea- son and Davis was ths redeeming of the contest. Attendance. 6.224. Score: s R.H.E. Philadelphia 70 Q o 01 0 O. 1 8 New York :. ...1 0 4 0 1 9 2 0--11 16 Batteries.@ Wheeler, Orth and Boyle; Rusie and Wilson. Umpire. Kelly. Time, 2:10.
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Grand Circuit.

Columbus. Aug. 7.--1,he grand circuit nree ting closed today ot the Columbus Driving Park. Tue weather was clear
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Williams Drug and hemieaI Co. Second Avenue Between
 I0fh and goth Sfs. ..
TESTIMONIAL

To NJ. M. Williams:
 I have never given a testimonial for any proprietary medicine in my forty one years practice, but your Seltzer Phosphate being one of the best remedies of the kind l have ever used, 1 cannot fai to indorse if
The age-herald., 1897-08-08

The first expert candy maker to open bus mess in Birmingham.
 The elite trade know his class of goods neither bought nor sold by one confec- tioner in a hundred. The general trade know he sells only the best goods and his prices are the same to the rich and poor alike. The housewife recognizes his breads and cakes are not equalled by sany other bakery. The entertainer has long since learned that none but the artist with his brush. can equal his artistic skill in orna- mentation. .s.s Sn-
 The tidiest Ice Cream and cop1ectionery S-S-slln- thur-tf 1' ~ s.st
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A competent prescriptionist can be found at our store all hours of the night. Ellis Drug Go.
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Brooklyn. Q; Washington. l.

.....BI2Qklyn, Aug. 7.-Washingtan was not ,fnsi, at any-stage today. Both Payne and Mercer pitched good ball. Msrc=r's poor support, however told against his chafices of winning. Score:
 R.H.E Brooklyn :. ....5 3 0 ? 0 0 0 - 9 ' l Washington 70 0 0 1 0 0 0 Q O. z Batteries, Payne and A. Smith; Mercer and Farrell Umpire. Emslie. Time, | :29. Attendance. 3.795.
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Phone 1oo4.
-ANCHORLINE A

Buy Groceries from R. E. Orr & Go. They will please you. 22ON goth st. Phone IA.
The age-herald., 1897-08-08

St Louis continues to Feign supreme lord nigh keeper of the tail end of the league. Chris will awaken from his slumbers, perhaps, when too late to know mat Kindness and courteous treatment of ills ms men VIII have stronger bS,ring on them than his recent etreatmert,o of them.
The evening times., 1897-11-17
Steam Engineers Union.

Local Union No. ii of Steam Engin eers
held their !egGlar weekly meeting last
evening at Belick's Hall, Seventh street
northwest. President Joseph r. McCrinS
in the chair. Resolutions We're adopt ed
cUEdemning the action of Eccentric As
heElbly 1895. X. uf p, for interfering with
unicn engineers in writing to steam users I .
try- 10 Lave union eIigin eers discharged and
X of l.. members take their places. Six
new n.emherS were added 10 the roll max
ing total of ~ uemhers. The report Of
the trustees showed the union Ia he in
first-clasS condition. Delegates to the
Central Lapor Union made a very interest
ing report. President Milford Spom, OF
the Central Labor Union, and President
william Silver, of the Building Trades
Council were elected honorary membe uf
the unhn.
The evening times., 1897-11-17
PRINCETON'S GREAT CARE
Will Avoid New Haven and Lodge
at Morris Cove.
Tickets for the Game Being COrnered
by the Spectators and Prices
Advanced 10 ExtOrtfon.

| New Haven, Conn, Nov. l7.-It has just
been learned that the Princeton football
eleven do not intend staying in this city
white, way from. home on their trip to .ncet
| Yale. Manager Harrison Han Of the
icers has heen scouting around all
| shore resorts near here with a view 20
practically chartering a hotel by the tca-
| side for his Inen.
present II is understood that the choice
! lies between the IeqUot Yacht club house.
at Morris Cove, along the west shore, six
miles from the city, and the Sanford House,
at WuodIrnnt. just below the summer resi-
dence of Senator Hawley. The CORNER is
more likely to be chosen, hut the Princeton
men seem 10 fear Il change OF Diet, and their
cooks, servants, food. drink and ruhbers
will likely he brought from home.
Tirkeis for the game are the source OF
ali pr reSent trouble. All the tickets ordered
hy applications We're sent out this morn
ing. Many of the requests for seats on the
stands w-Ic sligh,ed, as the tickets for
these ran out long before the applications
We're filled, the applicants instead receiv'
ing seats at the end sta nds. Even then there
we're only 12s seats unCailed for when the
applica tions had been filled.
These went on public sale This morn
ing. Many were taken by Yale under
graduates, some of whom handed their
tickets over To spectators at half Il dollar
more than they paid for the paSteboards,
! fc Spectators now have several hundred
of the tickets. A $50 seat is quoted
at from 81 to 50, and a s. ticket rom
50 to SIS.
They are expected to rise still higher
befor. Saturday, as kilograms from all
parts Of the country are being received,
AE.:her change In the makeup Of thr
VARSITY eleven before IT faces Princeton
is probable. Dudley is back from Wash
ington, where he was called by his mothers
sudden death, and resumed his old posi-
ton at left halfback today. 1t Will be
a pretty race between him and Cor win for
the place.
In the practice this afternoon Marshall
played left guard. Chadwick being given
rest McBrile's line ebrea king for :hc
varsity was the feature OF the afternoon
work.
The officials for he Yale rincetOn game
are decided upon: William Langfurd Trir-
ity Colleges captain last year, to referee
the game and Paul Dashiel, of Lehigh,
will. be umpire.
The evening times., 1897-11-17
Medals for Gallant Soldiers.

The Presiden, has awarded medals of
honor to Capt. Samuel B. Horne, Ha rtford.
Comb, Formerly first Lieutenant Eleventh
Connecticut Volunteers, for distinguished
gallantrv at Fort Har:isoi., Va September
20 1854; Michael Mccarthy, Walla Walla
WaNl.: formerly first sergeant Troop II
Firs. cavalry, Tor most distinguished gal
iantry a, White Bird Canon, Idaho, June
II, 1877, and TO T. b. Clever, % High
street, Boston, Mass, formerly sergeant
%! Troop r, Second United States Cavalry
for most dist Siinguishcd gallantry at NlZpah
Creek. Mou.. April 10. 1879, and at
Pumpkin Creek. Montana, February 10,
1880
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City Brevities.

Commissioner Ross is at home with ;
slight .intiisposiion., resulting from fai
and IN injured knee.
John Parler, colGred, was arrested last
night by Policeman Cornwell on a charge OF
setting Ip and maintaining sanblin; /:
table on his premises.
The Chinese washers Of the city hav.
organized a protective laundry asso ociatioil
for the purpose Of establishing a uniform
scale of prices and preventing rate cut
ting.
Kate Scott, n servant, charged by Mrs.
George J Wolcott with the larceny Of
golds from her hcme, was acquitted by
judge Scott in tie police court this after
noon.
George Il. CEil.lS a colorcd policy runner,
arrcsIad yesterday at the I.cug Bridge by
Policy Detective Watson, was sent to the
work house for three months Jhis morning in
the police court
sewer BOB feet long is TO he con
structch in Twenty first street n0rtawest,
between { and Water streets, and sewer
% feet long crossing Brightvood avenue
at Howard street.
The buaId of directors OF the Central
Union Mission, at Il meeting yesterday,
appointed a commit tee To report at the
next n7eeting, as tn the feasibility of Ii
plan for the nursing of the poor OF the city.
The police are looking for Nathaniel
johnson, colore,l. aged eighteen years.
He has been missing since O'Clock yes
terday moraing from No. 9n4 Hudson
court northwest. He was Il stranger in
the city
CATION % the books kept by Mr.. Miles, y'lo
two weeks ago was charged with embeZ
Zleme;IL from the Government, ana will
make his report to the Commissioners to-
morrow
A sinai, frame house AT War,lcr street
and Scott avenue caught fire early this
morning. Samuel Gowan, the occupant,
hurried IL box SCI and turned in an alarm.
The flames were eNtinguished after a loss
o. about 5000. go
Henry Murphy was fined SIS in the police
court today for trespassing on Seaton
Park, southwest Murphy was warned by
the Policeman toleave the park. He did so,
but, being dunk, returned aud lay down
on the grass, and was arrested.
John Fl. Carney, of No. 903 New Hamp-
shire avenue northwest, while riding a
bicycle al uPenmsylvania aven ue and Twenty
first street, oollided with another cyclist,
and was injured abcut the shoulders. He
was treated al the Emergency Hospital
Old Cal. Brandy, 81 gal: 6Oc. ut. Chr.
Xauder. 9o9 eth. 1t
To prevent colds; Rubini's Pills the great
preventive against Pneumonia, pleurisy,
bronchitis. COLDS III the head, etc. Wash
iDgton Homeopathic Pharmacy, 1907 h
street northwest No branches Tele.
phOne, 1885 noS-,f
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Alexandria Notes.
Alexandria. Va Nuy

AIeXandria. Va, NOv II.
Jim Cook, who escaped from the police
several weeks ago while being taken to
jail, was recaptured yesterday by Sergt
Smith, but again succeeded in making his
escape
The matter between the town officials
of Falls Church. and the officials OF the
Washington, Arlington and Falls Church
Railway Company has been amicably a,i-
justed.
Grand Commander ]. \. Stubbs, of the
Grand Camp of Confederate Veterans, has
appointed Messrs. Micajah Woods, w. a.
SmOot, j.. p. Fitzgerald and Washington
Taylor as members Of the committee to in
vestigate certain rumOrs connecting n
scandal with the history Committee of the
Grand Camp of Confederate Veterans In
this city.
The evening times., 1897-11-17
Theft of n Diamond Pin.

ALotier Division robbery was rep"ri ed
to thepoice Of the First precinct last night,
but the property WAS recovered earl y tns
morning. Ida Drury, of 1913 street
nortl- west, reported stolen between and
a. N. esterday morning a gold pin in
shape of a threeleaf clover with lila lnnnd
I'm center Of each leaf. Ii was valued 1T
S2uC. Suspicion fell on Il certain coiored
ser ant, and the police prepared To lake
her ill custody and search her house. She
learned of their int ention and this morning
returned the jewel To ter employer. She
will not be. Prosecuted.
The evening times., 1897-11-17
How 10 Cure Billions Co,,c.

81 suffered for weeks with collie aud pains
in my stomach caused by biliousness and
had to take medicine all the while until
used Cbamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhuea Remedy, which cured me.
have since recommended d 1t to good many
people," Mrs +. Butler, Fairhaven, Conn.
Persons who are subject to bilious collie can
ward o:' thv attack by taking this reuied dy
as soon as the first Symptoms APPEAR Sold
by Henry Evans, wholesale ami retail
druggists. 83S F st ind Conn ave. and 3
81. NV. and 1923 Nd. ave. ne.
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rh. ttree-ye.r old boy of J. A. johnson

Thr ttreeyear old boy OF j. A. johnson,
OF Lynn Center, I'll issubject to attacks Of
GROUP. Mr.. johnson says he is satisfied
that the timely use of Chamberiain's Cough
Remedy, during severe attack. saved his
little b"y'slife. He is in the drug busins g,
q member OF the firm of johnson Bros, 1T
that place. aud they handle great m any
patent medicines Tor throat and lung dis
eases. He had all these TO choose from, ant:
skilled physicians ready to respond 10 his
call, but selected this remedy for use In
bis own family at a time when his chiid's
life was il. danger, because he knew IL to
be superior TO any other. and famous the
country over for its cures of Group Mr.
johnson says this is the best selling cough
medicine they handle, and that tu gives
splendid satisfaction in all cases. Sold By
Henry Evans, wholesale and retail drug.
gists, 03s F at and Conn. ave. and st.
NV and 1923 Md ave. ne.
The evening times., 1897-11-17

The Irwin Burlesquers and the five IA
nous harrison sisters will be the attrac-
ton at he Lyceum next week. Sidney and
Lee open the entertainment in n very
pleasing curta in raiser. They are fol-
lowed 10y Woods and Irving. in refined tai
lads and quaint negro melodies. Then
comes the indescribable LaMondue, the
wizard of the slack wire: Kelly and Ra wson, !,
singers and parodists; the Harvey sisters
in songs and dances; the De VarOs, sensa
tional gymnasts, and Dick IegGett, i'll an
original comedy creation. THE Pirates"
tile Fire bugs, the Hebrew Girls are
all new features, and the Trio DeNferode
are claimed as the best grot esque dancers
to he seen in Washington this season, and
their graceful and difficult poses are sa id
to show the finish OF their European ira in
ing. The Barrison sisters are also feature
of the company.
The evening times., 1897-11-17

get the medicine. Why. the poor creature
died standing up. When he went down IL
was To his death. lie stood until he could
staud Ic longer, then fell down and died
/ had Just started 10 take hin. out Of
training when he died. continued Mr..
Marklein I'm day or so more would
have taken Off his shoes and turned hint
out for the winter. l honestly believe he
would have been even greater than Orna-
ment.'
The evening times., 1897-11-17
Plenty of
Room for All.

TT has never been our policy to
pull down or interfere with
other clothing businesses.
We have aimed to con.
duct our business on such
broad. liberal straightforward basis
as to inspire confidence in all
Washington clothiers-as class.
But we are firmly opposed to
clothiers who try to monopolize
. other lines-who SELF >sl,oes. bicv.
cles-nails-and what not. 10
Use a common, but emphatic ex-
pression-we are mot on the
hog"
we owe our success to the one
'act more than anything else that
we are the only clothing store in
this city that sells nothing but
clothes.
PARKER. BRIDGET & CO..
Clothiers, 3IS 9TH St.
The evening times., 1897-11-17
Burge and o,Brien Matched.

Londcn. Nov. IL Dick 'Rrien and Dick
Rurge have been matched to fight twenty
rounds for a purse of $500 on December
81. The place of the meeting has not Yet
been fixed.
The evening times., 1897-11-17

DO you know tl.at you can have
The Morning, Evening and Sundoy
Times-the only COMPLETE news.
paper published In Washington
served to yOu by carrier for fifty
cents month?
The evening times., 1897-11-17

one OIL the most interesting studies OF the
lower strata Of humanityis the street gamiu
OF our large cities. The endeayor Ia nor
tray the street ganin and his surroundings
has resulted in the drama tizatioh of Nc
Faddcri s Row of Flats" by E. w Town
send, or the New York Journal, the pro-
duction Of which. at the Grand next week.
the management is determined shall he one
OF the features of The season. To that end
his energies have been taxed to present
the picture true to nature. Elabora TO
The evening times., 1897-11-17
Star OIL Stove $3.50.

A splendid heater; no smell, 10 trouble.
A wonderful convenience and saving I'm a
house. Only $3.50 at Muddiman's,
18th and G SITS. Cheapest place in town
for fixtures. no17-tf
The evening times., 1897-11-17
Tod sloane's Victories.

London, Nov. 17.-TOd Sloane, the A mpri
can jockey, has ridden in twenty-seven
races since his arrival here, and Of that
number he has won eleven. This probably
beats the record.
The evening times., 1897-11-17

Do you know that you can have
The Morning, Evening and Sunday
only COMPLETE news.
paper published In Washington
served to you by carrier for fifty
cents u month?
The evening times., 1897-11-17
STAGE TOPICS.

Again are our theatergUers to have
DeWolf Hopper, the entire membership II
his excellent company, and FL Captain.
This trinity OF fun-exccllence and melod y
Will bethe attraction at the La ia yette next
week. So great was the success of the
opera when presented at this house ini-
TALLY that ITS local mana cement INSISTED
upon an earl ret urn OF both comedian and
opera, and when, upon learning that n
second visit would be impossible, a uate
Ill the early part of the present season was
decided upon. lei Captain Will be given
ON Il more magnificent scale-if such Il
thInS is pussibie-thani II il was last season.
Tor the elaborate stage settings have been
retouched, brandn.w and bright proper
les have been provided, and DaZian, the
costuiuer, has added to the alread Y brilliant
display of costunery new and elabo rat =
gowns for each ane of the principals
as well as fortl,e more prominent members
of the chorus. Mr..liopper's s engagement is
for one week only.
The evening times., 1897-11-17
GOSSIP OF THE SPORTS
Ryan to Box Burley at the Spa
Athletic Club.
AUSTRALIANS GOOD RECORD

.Antipodean should Give the Califor-
nian stiff Argument at Theii.
Meeting Next Monday Night-POOl-
rooms Will Probably Reopen In
COvinStOR-Ma!vol Death.
The evening times., 1897-11-17

sketches have been made of that most
crowded corner of the world, the Fourth
ward Of New York, and so careful has he
been to detail, that ea ch artist is said to
have been engaged because OF Some cs-
pecialfitness in celebrating tine many points
involved.
The evening times., 1897-11-17

The Bijou Family Theater's record is slIs
tanned by the attractions this week. There
is a long list of vaudeville acts, and the
audiences enjoy them Manager Grievc
will have more nov elites next week.
The evening times., 1897-11-17

Manager Frank Perley, WHO has always
handled the best stars and combinat TONS
gives his assurances thai the company play.
ing the big meIodrania, The Sporting
nuctess, at The National next week, is as
socd as the best set OF actors who have
yet been seen In the cast. In fact he reta ins
many "i those whonlade the piece a success
last year. Charming old Mr.. Staldard is
with the company and Will rcpeat his fin.
iHpersonation. That gifted woman, Fol
lott Paget will play the title part, and Cora
Tanner will play her original role. The
other parts are all in pa bic hands. saleuf
seats begins tomorrow.
The evening times., 1897-11-17
Choynski Declines TO Act .s Refere.

ChOvnSki Declines TO Act as Referee.
San Francisco, Nov. 17.-Joe ChOynski
has refused TO act as referee for the Shar-
key-Goddard fight tomorrow night on the
ground that it is his in ntention to challenge
the winner. Macarthur, of the Olympic Club.
may be the referee.
The evening times., 1897-11-17
$500 To Philadelphia and SO.

Return via Pennsylvania Railroad.
Tickets good going on Z, 8, 8 and II a.
m. trains, Sunday, November II, and on
all trains returning same day, except the
Congressional Limited. no17- ,em
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b. & o. BULLETIN,
EXCERSI0N RATES

EXCURSION RATES.
Baltimore and return, S1.O0. Sunday
Aext.
Philadelphia and return, $500. Sunda y
The evening times., 1897-11-17

The announcement that at the Academy
OF Music next Monday evening Hoyt's
comedy, A Contented Woman" will he
presented, Will call out an immense audi-
ence. Since Its last presentation here
Playwright HCyt has been constantly at
work on this his pet piece, making changes
and improvements There has been scarce
Is day when he has not infus ed lew blood
into Its veins. This serves to give this
effervescent comedy new life and mental
viSor. 1t acts as a stimulant for the en-
TIRE organization. and imparts to the audi
ence a degree of happiness. Belle Archer
has been especially engaged for the title
role. The balance OF the cast remains
much the same as last season. What
changes have been made are for the bet.
ter. There will be lnatinees OH "Wednesday
and Saturday, and an extra matinee
Thanksgiving Day
The evening times., 1897-11-17
MUNYON'S DocTCRS

The doors of Munyon's offices are open to
all. YOU ARE WELCOME. If you have
an ache or pain, do not hesitate to call.
1T COSTS YOU NOTHING :
To investigate he Munyon treatment. Not
penny to ray for medical examination
aud advice. Open d. m. To. s p. m. Sun
The evening times., 1897-11-17

Mr. Charles Coghlan's new play. The
loyal Box. the premiere of which takes
place atthe Col uniba Tifeater n oy EN- ber .
mas for its drai,iatis personae characters
prominent III court and diplCiuatic circles
ana IN the stage world at the time lust
preceding the regency Of the Prince of
Males. son OF Gecrge Ill, which began in
the year ISL and la ste'i until $50, when
he became George ". Mr.. Coghian inner
sonatcs the Leading ctor Of that time, the
story also giving the Prince of Wales
VINO was an impulsiNe and generous man,
a prominent place in the plot. Tie motive
Is pure one, Mr. Cogn avoiding all
risque coioring IN the drawing and placing
OF MS characters This piece is said to be
the strongest and most no, ei drama that
mas ever come from Mr.. Coghlan's most
Versatile pen. His support Will he large
company OF leading artists. conspicuous for
their talent and long experience. Seats
go on sale tomorrow.
The evening times., 1897-11-17

The next thing in the way of a fisti..
battle which will he served up to the local
followers Of the roped arena will be {.
twenty-round or more contest between Nick
Burley, the clever aud popular Californian
and Jirn Ryan, of Australia. The set to
between the big Fellows will be /; battle
worth going q long way to take in. Ryan,
who was brought to this country by Sam
Fitzpatrick and pitted against Tommy
West at the Broadway Athletic Club, In
Sew Yofk, last winter, is fast, clever
boxer He fell before the prowess II the
burly West because he was IA sick ma,
when he went into the ring. At that he
gave West hard fight, and showed him
self To be d sclapper OF no mean abilities
He has been in training for some time at
a well.known resort in COney Island, ana
will Tee In good Trim when he faces Burley
Bur!ey's capabilities as master of the
art OF hit, stop and getaway are well
known to The Washington dead game
sports" snG il is safe to say that they
will 90 10 the limit on the man who low
efti at bGfIet is SHapl
up for The light al Georges Road House on
the RlaGensburg pike. He was recently
joined 10y Jim Mccoy, of Michigan, 4 West
arn Ini,idlrwcighi who will tIain the man
from The coast for all his battles. Mccoy
is a clever man himself. and will be of
immense benefit 10 the Californian in his
work. Ryan has a good record, and should
put mp 4 stiff battle with Burley. Fol
lowing l.. lit of battles in which he has
taken part
Born at sydney, Australia, in 500, start
ed boxing 1889. Beat Owen Sullivan, Ii
Charlie Dunn. U rounds: Dan Cree
don, two draws, 6 and rounds each; lost
to Dan Crc-don, $ rounds: beat Fred Evans,
champion OF South Australia, 3 rounds:
Starlight, IL :: rounds: Jack Mallory, 8
Peter Boldnd / > rounds, draw;
Jim Fogarty, 20 rounds, draw; beat jim
Nolan, = rounds. Battles in A merica: Beat
Young Mitchell. champion middle Wei ght of
Pacific coast. . rounds; beat Mysterious
Billy Smith, Z rounds; beat Charlie Turner.
champion Wclterwcight of Pacific coast,
. rounds: draw, Tom Tracy. 10 rounds.
draw, Patsy Purteli, 25 rounds. lost to
Tommy West, rounds.
The evening times., 1897-11-17
The Busy Corner.
DRESS Goods,

This stock of Dress Goods
from the great Bradford Thomas
sale comes to us in the very nick
OF time. We sold more dress
goods yesterday than we ever
did before. We hope to dupli-
cate the order every day this
week, because the prices will re-
main as we have made them.
The following prices will give
you an idea how little you have
to pay for honest values: