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The evening times., 1898-01-21
|, A. W. INDIANAPOLIS MEET
Hoosiers Arranging Attractions for
the Big Gathering.
Ntous,rr Rartrecue for the Visiting
Whepimea-"-iid" Mccoy To be
on Hand.

Tie Hoosiers intend To DO all III ther
mower n shnw the wheelmen who attend
the L. a. ". meet at indianapolis next
August good time. The committee IN
Charge OF the meet is hustlIug 70 get every
thing in shape for the hig gathering. There
will be monster barbecue during tie week
Of the meet for the visiting wheelmen- The
event VIII take place alta poiut on the cycle
patf ten miles north OF indianapolis, and
il s,otld move one OF the big attractions
OF the meet. This would prove decided
novelty u thousands of the wheelmen in the
Eastern and Northern states who have
never attended an old-fasiIOned SOUTHERN
barbecue. where whole oxen, sheep and
uigs are roasted IN a big trench in priu-
tive style.
Kid Mccoy viii also he one OF the attrac-
tons The now famous middleweight is
a HoosieT and n resident Of India ia polls.
The Kid" is member or the l.. \. w,
and readily promised TO lend his services
for the success of the meet, and VIII prob
ably take an active part in the all-Dight
smoker, which will he given during the
week Mccoy said he would be on hand
next August, unless he had a fight on with
FitzsimnonS or Choynski, and vas in ac-
tive training at the time. Mccoy is n
enthusiastic W wheeluIan, nj uses the bicycle
regularly in his training.
A. {. Newly, chairman of the Indian
apolis track committee, has written letters
to all OF the prominent racing men. asking
their views on a track. Whether they prefer
wood or cement surface? What length
is most desirable? Width OF the turns and
stretches and the heighth or the banking.
He has asked them to give him whatever
suggestions they can and their experiences
on the different tracks throughout the
country. Mr.. Newby believes that mas
much as the racing men are the ones who
will have 10 use the track when it is fin
ished they should be consulted in regard
to its construction He has also asked
their views on training quarters.
The chairman OF the India na polls press
viii take small hand i'll the
OF the stands and press Lox,
and The working force Of newspaper men
who attend the 'es meet viii not he forced
TO work in The TROLLING hot sun, as they
were in Louisville and Philadelphia.
Stinsn II. Whitaker the old-tine rae.
ing man, and holder of all long -dista nee |
ordinary records, who is now located in
indianapolis, says the finest road course |
in the country is between LAFAYETTE and |
Crawfordsvie, Ind. 1t was over that |
course that whit" made his worrl's |
invent y-four record on the high wheel |
v hch was never beaten.
The evening times., 1898-01-21
MUNYON
PROVES
Here Are the Names Of a Few of Those
Cured in Warrington and Vicinity
Many More Might Be Added If Space
Permitted--Munyon Has Cure for Each
Disease

Rev. Pnlip A. Crist. Alb A NJ, 9aI
SiNth street northwest, Washington, -. e.,
says: Il Was Ia ken with sclatic Theu-
nat1sin short time gO and was lIaralyled
WIN Keen, cutting pains. These | telicve
Were cured IN answer To my prayers, but
] was left with a terrible boring sensa tlOn
In my hip. ! applied 10 Munyon's special l.
lists, WHO pfeSt'rtt,,.u MuhyUn nnedittdtisfil
Cure aud also their Nerve Cure, and trea L
ell the on Munyon's great Electrical Ma
CLINE. IL only required seven days To re-
lieye me, anu ths, the eighth day | am
feeling very CoInfOrtsDie. | can heartily
T-oouilend any sufferer from rheumatism
20 the Munyun treatment"
Cured OF kfdaey Trouble.
Mr.. ID. j. Doran, 521 Tenth street, Wash
ington, ID. G., says: After tSIiy one da y s
use of Munyon's Kidney Cure 1 find that
all my pains caused by that disease have
disappeared"
MtNloN's STATIC ELE<TRICAL MA
CHINE cures Sufr Joints, Paralysis, and
Neuralgia, and gives new life 10 the
nerve racked and tie main-weary.
MUNYON'S LIFE CHAMBER CURES
Iatafrh, Asthma, ana Bronchitis. and
heals and reviviries the lungs and air pas
sageS.
MUNYON'S HOME REMEDIES CURE
each disease with sepa rate specific. For
sris ny all uTuggIsts s-Ilosuy 20 cents a
vial.
MUNYON'S SKILLED SPECIALISTS
give free diagnosis and prescriptions for
any disease. On duty all DAY and evening.
Sunday, = to 3 y. nl. 623 Thirteenth
street northwest. IL
The evening times., 1898-01-21
COME AND WITNESS THE FREEAND
pRAYs AND PULLS DOOR BELLS.
Payne's Peculiar Actions at Night
Lead TO Sanitary Examination,

Theodore Payne, colored, has Il form
Of religious worship of his own, and
has been trying 10 introduce it in the
neighborhood in which he lives in the
northwest section. Payne was charged
before Judge kimball this morning in
the police court with disorderly con-
duct and annoying his neighbOrs. 1t
was shown that he spends most of the
night in loud praying, except when he
is ringing the door bells of the houses
near where he lives for the purpose Of
summoning the inmates to meeting"
After hearing the evidence Judge
Kimball ordered that Payne be exam
ined for lunacy.
The evening times., 1898-01-21
Coming Basketban Games

The Washington Athletic Club and
Corcoran Cadet teams will play game
of basketball this evening in the gym
nasium of the former, at South Capt.
tol street, near o. The w. A c. is tied
with the CAROLS for first place. and the
Cadets are in line for second place and
under these conditions an interesting
contest may be expected. Game will
begin at o'clock
Tomorrow evening the teams of Com
pany c, 1st Battalion, and Light In
fantry will line up for game Of league
basketball in the Infantry armory.
This will be the first game between
these teams and they expect to put up
an interesting contest. Ladies will be
admitted free and dancing will follow
the game. Game called at o'clock.
The evening times., 1898-01-21

Persons who are troubled with indigestion
will be intereste q In tie experience of VIM
II. Penn, chief clerk In the railway mail
service at Des Aoines, Iowa, W no writes 1t
gives me pleasure TO testify TO the merits of
Chamberlain 6 Colic' Cholera, and Diarrhoes
Remedy. For two wears l have suffered
fromindigestion, and am subject TO frequent
severe attacks OF pain in the stomach and
bowels One or two doses OF this remedy
never fails to give pc rfect relief" Price 25
and 30 cents; for sale by Henry Evans,
Wholesale aud Retail Druggist, s3s F
at; Conn. ave. and st. NV, and 1928
Md. ave. ne.
The evening times., 1898-01-21

Captain Chamberlain, of the Yale
football eleven. when asked in regard
to the prospects Of the team for next
fall. said; There is really nothing to
say at present. | intend To start the
punting contest very soon, and posi-
bly, some good men may show up
Has anything been done relative to
a head coach for the next year,"
Il think ButterWorth viii take charge
of the team if he can give the time.
That point is not Yet settled, how
ever"
Captain Chamberlain. in speaking
about the coaching last year, said that
too much praise could not be given To
ButteTworth. He also said that among
the other Cuachers the work OF San
ford the last three weeks OF the season
was invaluable.
The evening times., 1898-01-21
Robinson & Cherry Co.,
Twelfth and F Sis. N. ". fssS Fs.S.sliss, Ssss,
City Brevities.

Frank Buckley ana ratrick r. Duaney-
Vagraut tourists, were hcld 10y Judge Scott
ths morning Tor the grand jury. on The
charge Of larceny or a EuId watch and chain
and scarf iin from Dudley v. Gregory.
Frank Campbell, colored. is something
of a dude, but not having the whcrewithal
20 keep Ip appearances, he appropriated a
valuable set OF toilet articles belonging to
Miss Laura Douglass. When arraigned
before udgS Scott today, he pleaded guilty
and was fined $50.
Chr. Xander, 909 seventh street, Keeps
in stock twenty-eight kinds OF Cal. Wines
and bottles them when fully ma tured. -Four
1891 Clarets and White, So dozen; %
cents quart.
The evening times., 1898-01-21
It's
E1aSY

To pay for what yoo boy
when the payments are made
so insignificant1y small as they
are Under the terms Of OUR
EQUITABLE CREDIT SYS-
TEN.
And a double pleasure and
satisfaction is added to the buy
ing when yoe properly realize
the remarkable opportunities
for money-saving that exist
here at present.
Until our "After-Stock- TAX
ing7 Sale has ended prices are
about cot in half. Qualities, of
course, are not affected-and
there's no limit to the range OF
variety from which you may
select.
The evening times., 1898-01-21
The progressive ladies of westfiel,,. Ind.

The progressive ladies OF Westfieil, IND.
issued ''Woman's Edition. of the West.
field News, bearing date of April 3,ISe6.
The paper is filled with matter OF interest to
women, and we notice the folio wing from a
correspondent, which the editors printed,
realizing that it treats upon a matter of
vital Importance to their sex: THE best
remedy for Group, colds, and bronchitis that
have been able to find is ChamberIain's
Cough Remedy. For family use IL has
no equal. / gladly recommend It." 20 and
b0-cent bottles, for sale by Henry Evans,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist, 93S
st; Conn. ave- and s st. NV, and 1923
Nd. ave. ne.
The evening times., 1898-01-21
LEAGUE SCHEDULE NEE TING.
Magnates Transfer Ii From st.
Louis TO New York.
CORNELL AWAITING ANSWERS
The Ithacaus Centering Their Hopes
la the Formation Of a College Row
ing AssoCiation--s su nday Ball in
New Nork-Yale May Again BE
Coached by Butterworth.

The schedule meeting Of the National
League has been transferred from St
Louis 10 New York, as predicted in yes
terday's EVepinE Times This decis-
ION was reached through a mail vote OF
the magnates. and was deemed advis-
able on account Of the disturbed condi-
tion q baseball affairs in the Mound
''tN. The arranging OF the schedule
which viii cali for three trips to the
West by the eastern clubs. ana vice
versa. instead OF two. as heretofore, is
no easy matter, and when il goes before
the meeting ina New York for adopt n
is liable To be productive OF some heat
cd discussion. However, IL all depends
on whether the nlagnates think the
"pluins" have been fairly divided Or
not.
one thing is certain. the threc-:ri2
plan viii necessarily call Or some
teams To be away from their own
stamping grounds on dates which have
been looked upon as the property or
the fans of the towns in question, and
then viii come. the howl of the man
whose OK is gored. IT, however, his
team is scheduled for a good town.
where the music OF the shekels is GER
tain L. coothe thc longing for home. all
viii BE- SsTpne.
it Las " tver been possible &c satisfy
everybody-and no other man but
Uncle Nick Young would try half
so hard as he does 10 do so-but as
somebody has got to get the undesira-
bic end Of the schedule, the unfortunate
Individual must grin and bear it.
Washington is seldom overloaded
with holiday dates. but as the fans are
used To IL the chances are that no dis
appointment viii be felt here whatever
the outcome.
The evening times., 1898-01-21
Cards and Pistols for Two.

San Antonio. Texas, Jan. 21.-John III.
Lemons and Baylor Walton, two
wealthy Cattlemen, were engaged in
playing a game of cards In a saloon at
Marathon Wednesday night. when a
dispute arose over the game. Both men
drew their pistols and began firing at
each other at close range. They each
fired five shots. Walton put two bullets
into Lemons body, killing him. Lem
ons' aim was bad and Walton escaped
without a scratch.
The evening times., 1898-01-21
MRS. MACK HAS HEART TROUBLE
The Disease May Result Fatally at
Any Moment.

Auburn. y. Y, Jan. 2I.-Mrs. Augusta
Mack, who was brought here from Long
Island City to serve out a fifteen years
sentence foE completely with Martin Thorn
In the murder Of william Guldensuppe is
suffering from heart disease.
Mrs. Mach slept in tie hospital Wednes-
day night instead OF being locked in a cell.
Despite ter outward cOmposure- the prison
physicians found that 5, was on the verge
Of collapse from excessive Nervousness Her
heart is affected, and the excitement II
the journey from New York had a aggravated
that complaint.
The prison physicians say that the hart
trouble is OF anature that ma yresuIt fatally
at any time.
The evening times., 1898-01-21
Qualms = of Conscience

Topeka. Kan, Jan. 21.--Kansas has
developed a rare specimen in the per-
son of E. w. Hoch, who has refused the
postmastership of Marion because it
would neCessitate working one hour on
each Sunday. Hoch has twice been
member of the Kansas Legislature, and
has engineered many political schemes.
The evening times., 1898-01-21

Louis last night, from j. w. Morgan,
the well-known cycler in New York,
saying he had posted $500 with a New
York newspaper to match rider with
Eaton. Eaton wired to verify the
stake and received a reply that the $500
had not been posted as Morgan claim
ed. He thereupon wired Morgan the
results of his investigation, and said
notwithstand, ,ng he vii post $500 with
a st. Louis newspaper today. 1t is
thought Morgan is backing either Lehr,
Michael OF Bald.
The evening times., 1898-01-21

Major" Taylor, the colored cycle
rider, has given up the idea of going
abroad and viii go South in a couple of
weeks TO prepare for the seasons cam
paign. He will be seen i'm the middle
distance game, and his firm. will ar
range matches for him with such men
as Michael Taylore and the other
middle distance stars.
The Majors mile at Philadelphia in
1:44 shows he has the speed and pace
following abilities. while his compile
ton of the '96 siX-day race proves his
endurance
The evening times., 1898-01-21
Sale of
$6.25
BuSi-
ness
Suits.

We've knocked the props from
under the biggest January offer
ings of the department stores by
selling these small lots of mems
fine Scotch and fancy mixed chev-
lot sack suits at S6.25.
You never secured any hand
somer or more serviceable business
suits at twice S6.25. The sale
ends when the suits are gone.
Every hour is precious. Better
come in TODAY.
The evening times., 1898-01-21
TRUST OF THE BUNCo MEN.
Organized Ten Years Ago to Secur
ImprfSoned Members Release.

Kansas City, No, Jan. 2l-An at
tempt has been made by representa-
tive Of the "Bunco Trust" TO pay the
fine OF Charles Mason, better known as
Boston Charley" one OF the most no.
torious confidence men in the country.
who is serving a years sentence in the
workhCUSe
This trust was organized ten years
ago TO free Tom O'Brien, the king OF
confidence men, from prison at Utica,
n. Y. Members turn over ) per cent
OF their profits, to be used 10 secure the
freedom Of unfortunate brothers. Ma
son is a prominent member OF the as
sociatiOn. and contributed largely TO
the fund that purchased O'Brien's
freedom
The evening times., 1898-01-21

Tomorrow there will sail from New
York for Genoa. Italy, a large con-
signment of well-known light harness
breeding stock. c. j. Hamlin's VIII
lage farm sends seventeen, and a num-
ber are from the Du Bois Brothers, of
Pittsburg. Many of the Hamlin horses
are brood mares by Mambrino King.
One is Kathleen. a sister to Globe.
2. 14A, by Almont. jr, and others in the
lot are by the same sire.
The evening times., 1898-01-21
An Organ Recital.

There will be an organ recital at the
Church of the Reformation on next
Tuesday night. The organist, Mrs.
Nettie Mcfarland Barry. will be aided
by the Apollo Quartet, Messrs. McFar-
land Reeside, Turpin and Ryan. There
will be some solo numbers also, and an
hour of good music, with open doors to
the public
The evening times., 1898-01-21

The so Meet Club, of Boston, has
decided to invite the L. A. w. to hold
its annual meet in Boston in 1899 One
committee was appointed to arrange a
program and another TO present the
invitation at the coming convention at
st. Louis.
The evening times., 1898-01-21

Brookside Wellington, the best Amer
bred collie brought out this year,
and the winner Of the first prize at the
bench show held in this city last month
died in Newburgh, y. Y. yesterday.
The animal was the property of Sam
uel l.. Stewart, of Brookside Farm, and
was valued at 81 coo. Mr.. Stewart has
lost ten collies within a month, OF a
mysterious distemper fatal to high
bred stock.
The evening times., 1898-01-21
- &. n STORAGE CO. 10 TO 16 p \
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DYSPEPSIA.

Remember that GROVER GRA-
HAMS remedy Is GU ARANTEED
10 remove all distress FROM THH
FIRST DOSE. Ii is folly to suffer
when a soc. bottle, procured from
your druggist. Will cOrrect tn
stantly all unpieasant symptoms
An infallible Specific for Dyspepsia,
Heartburn, GasCritis, and all dis
eases arising from an impaired
Digestive system Write TO Grover
Graham Co. Newburgh, y. Y, for
pamphlet.
The evening times., 1898-01-21
BALTIMORE q OHIO BULLETIN.

Through Tourist Sleeping Cars to the Pa
rifle coast every Tuesday onfast Western eN-
press train, leaving Washington via b. &
o. at $40 p. IN. Item
The evening times., 1898-01-21

-SliueF heily IookinG 1or F1Snt.
Spider Kelly. we'll known to Wash
ington followers of the fistic arena, ar
rived in town last night He at once
announced that he was ready to meet
any l15-pound man in the District for
any amount of money. Mr.. J. d. Burns
at Meyers Hotel, is his manager.
The evening times., 1898-01-21

EX-Captain Garret Cochran. of
Princeton's football eleven last season.
left yesterday for the University of
California, where he goes to coach both
the baseball and football teams Of that
institution.
The evening times., 1898-01-21

Yank kenney, the man whom many
good judges Of pugilism think is the
coming heavyweight champion of the
world. arrived in Philadelphia yester-
day. henney is big. muscular-look-
ing chap, with square Jaws and look
Of determination that seems to be Of
the championship sort. Steve ODOn-
nell also arrived in Philadelphia last
night. O'Donnell is one OF the quietest
fellows in the world. and never has
much 10 say concerning the other fell
low. kenney and O'Donnell will meet
tonight is a siX-round go before the
Arena Athletic club. Philadelphia.
The evening times., 1898-01-21
0he-HAIF

of regular retail prices. Styles.
oolors, and patterns to suit all
tastes and sizes to fit everybody.
Bought a pair of our GUARAN-
TEED PATENT LEATH + X
Shoes vet? Those who have say
they will have no other kind. All
the correct styles of toe in sizes
and widths to fit all feet. For sale
only by Us. and absolutely guaran-
teed not 10 break.
The evening times., 1898-01-21
'Spider" Kelly Looking for Fight.

Last season 10.O51 horses were ex-
ported from Montreal
The evening times., 1898-01-21

In reply to the challenge issued yes
terday by Jay Eaton. the champion in
door bicycle rider. Offering to ride
against anybody in the world, a tele-
gram was received by Eaton. in St.
The evening times., 1898-01-21

Columbia University of New York
may lease Manhattan Field for ath-
letic purposes, and if the college Off
cials are sincere in their desire To Sc
cure the grounds nothing will stand in
their way, as Andrew Freedman. pres
ident of the New York Baseball Club
and National Exhibition Company
which organizations control Manhat-
tan Field and the Polo Grounds. is will
ing to let Columbia have the grounds.
For the past few years Columbia has
been practically out Of athletics. and il
is the desire to again become a factor
in the sport, so as TO be able To cope
With other colleges in all branches of
the pastime.
The evening times., 1898-01-21

Baseball cranks Of New York. who
have been patiently waiting for some
official announcement from the New
York club for Sunday games at the
Polo Grounds. learned yesterday from
a source that seemed thoroughly Telia-
bic that the officials of the New York
club are waiting 10 hear the fate Of a
bin recently introduced in the State
Legislature by Assemblyman HaTburg>
eI before they viii talk. IL is thought
that there viii be no trouble in hav-
ing the bin passed through both
houses. the principal argument that
viii be used in its favor being that
baseball is an innocent amusement
which should he INDUCED i'm on Sun
day. because OF the large army of
workingmen who have no other day
for pleasure. should the bill become
a law the BrOoklyns can also play Sun
day games AT home. as can also teams
in other cities Of the State which be-
long 10 the Eastern League. What ac-
tion the Giants will take if the bill
does not pass is not known.
The evening times., 1898-01-21

No matter ho1s elsgaH'-
lg yO1U store, Sol00l,
or iRcA room is ftted ug
q riE Herer sboJr for
tcLot IL IS lro,fb 1tnles} 4.
IS lighted by electricity
We furnish current
L. S ELECTRIC LIGHTING co,
2I3 14th ST. NV. Phone, 1877.
5a2-tf
The evening times., 1898-01-21

Prominent members of the Cornell
Athletic Council last night said that
Cornell could do nothing further to-
ward final arrangements of the spring
boat race until definite answers are
received from Harvard. Pennsylvania
and Columbia relative to the commun-
ications sent from Ithaca to these uni
yerSities a few days ago.
Capt. COlsOn has thus far received
but one acknowledgment of receipt Of
his letter. and this was from Capt.
Goodrich. OF Harvard. 1t wa stated
that this letter contained no statement
which would give Haryarj's opinion on
the formation of a rowing association
mentioned by Cornell.
The council. which has now given up
all intention Of further negotiations
with Yale for the present season. gives
no CreUenCe To the report that Har-
ward intends acting as an intermedi-
ate party IN bringing the race of be-
tween Cornell and Yale Little is now
said regarding the matter. and a
failure TO bring about successful ne
Eotiatiuns is attributed to nothing
more than the difference in the ath-
letic policies Of the two universities.
il j. highly probable that the Uni
ycrSity of Wisconsin VIII he asked To
send crew east 10 compete in the re-
Eatta. the formation Of which Cornell
IS now endeaNoring 20 complete.
The evening times., 1898-01-21
THE VALUES

Offered you III this sale of the
SCHLOSS Bl & co. whole
sale stock eclIp.,eo all other clothing
offerings ever made to Washington
ians. Suits and Overcoats of the
very best fabrics, cut in the latest
fashion, correctly tailored, and per
The evening times., 1898-01-21

E0EE sample can OF Government
Fh6G Waterproof Belt Dressing 10 IL
troduce it. Prevents slipping preserves belts
JOHN Ii. ESPEY. 1910 Pa. Ave. ia lJ-f
The evening times., 1898-01-21

Mr. WILSON knew Ohio farmer named Enochs lie
about fifty old and bothered for years
trouble the doctors didn't me the story
himself al kept getting weaker said he, fairly got
weak my food done good what little did eat and
from I35 pounds down o." 1t druggist who
suggested that he Rpans Tabules says
not used dozen Of them before he felt much after
month he cured sound and WE'LL than year
weighed 50 pounds For long time he bad color but
to-day his complexion is good as mine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-21
Received Plans,

The building committee Of the First
Presbyterian church met last evening
nt II the resnidence Of the pastor Rev.
r. 4. wexford. and looked over the ten
or twelve plans submitted for their an
troval, after which the committee. ad-
journed until next Thursday evening
when plan will be selected. Three
OF the architects were present. Mr.. =
w Lee Of this city; Mr.. ). 70. r.
OF Richmond '.'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-21
n'Iain Enough.

Mrs. Beas'ey--I can't understand how
the Malvins manage to live SO well on
his income.
Mr.. Beas'ey-I can. went up to his
Office to see him, yesterday, and 81 men
who were waiting in the hall cried out
in chorus asking what firm l was co.,
lecting for-Cleyeland Leader.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-21
VIII Not Touch Here.
ESgy

The Old Dominion Land Company
states that the steamer Hatteras will
not touch regularly at this port, as was
announced it might possibly do. The re-
port originated in the office of the COM
pany, and was given to the press by an
officer of the company
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-21

At the Hotel Ivy: James Dunn,
Fleetwood. Penn; J. G. Jones, Atlantic
City; II. M. Kramer, Philadelphia; r.
w. Leroy, Elizabeth City, N. c.; e. B
Cromwell, Baltimore.
Mr.. M. 200. proprietor OF the Ivy, who
was recently convalescent after a Sc
we're attack Of the grippe. has suffered
4 relapse and is again very i'll.