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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-26
WE'RE SELLING TO-DAY

WE'RE SELLING TO-DAY
Mems Carriers in plain colors and
stripes; also black and white. l5c.
value Today 1Oc
WE'RE SELLING TODAY
White Pongee Silk Reversible Four-in-
hand Ties. You have never bought
one less than 25c. Today. ......-.... Y 1-2c
WE'RE SELLING TODAY
80 doz- Mems Handkerchiefs. worth I0c.,
in white and colored borders. at
half value NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .....-- sc.
WE'RE SELLING TO-DAY
A line of sample Golf Hose. % different
patterns, and they are all worth 75c and
81. They come in black, with fancy
tops. Footless or with feet. Any
pair iSc.
WE'RE SELLING TODAY
Mems Cotton Sweaters, in plain and
Byron collar, blue and garnet. maroon
and white and black and gold. To-
OdS 7JC
Our 4-ply Linen Collars and Cuffs COM
prise all the latest styles, and We'll prove
that they're better than any house in
town is selling al the price.
SoiI"iS ''-'---''''''-----'. .IOc
1.-TWO pairs for 25c.)
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& Co, has already submitted the amend
ment to the Senate Judiciary Committee.
He disclaims that his clients oppose the
pending bill, but says they desire TO be
placed upon an equal footing with other
interests, as there is a question whether
the special act, if granted, would not in
terfere with their rights.
Hugh l.. Bond, general attorney of the
Baltimore and Ohio, who formulated the
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-26
BLOWN UP BY DYNAMITE
Temperance Sympathizers Wreck n
Liquor saloon.

Chambersbure. Pa, March 25.-Dyna-
mite has been used by temperance people
or their supporters to destroy a saloon
built directly on the Mason and Dixon
line. and which was intended to evade
the strict liquor laws of Pennsylvania,
Recently frame building was put
up in Antrim township, Pa,
at AIiddleburg directly across the State
line and the builder began to sell liquor
He did a thriving business despite the
bitter protests of the temperance people.
Late Wednesday night the town was
aroused by loud report and an investi-
cation revealed that the interior of the
saloon WAS wreck and the building was
been placed under one end of the house
badly damaged. A stick of dynamite had
and exploded.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-26
THE WHEAT MARKET DULL.
Large Argentine Shipments Cause
Dear Attach.

Chicago. March 25.-There was a very
weak market today, July declining one
time lie. There was a recovery to-
wards the close which was SIC. under
last night. The May fluctuated between
103 and le4, with q little support from the
bull crowd. Shorts covered freely the
deferred options. Large Argentine ship
ments. $4,000 bushels, had as much to do
with the early weakness as anything.
Foreign markets were not as demon
allied as the Americans Liverpool off
only fraction.
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u VIII be noticed that the most stable
- well as the stocks like Manhattan
and Metropolitan thar have no founda-
tiDH Tor recent high prices. except In,
credulity 81 the public have been taken
in the table The list Is q fair indication
Of the entire stock exchange list. The
drop H. from 3 points To- lU. and The
average IS between j. and - points
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-26

S2:48 Trimmed to Order.
500 Rough Straw Hanover Hats.
We will trim this hat to order to-
morrow with flowers and ribbon,
equal to any 500 hat.
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Regular 25c
Ham Boilers, 15c
Emn1ons S. Smith. 7o5, 7o7 700, III Pennsylvania Ave.

original bill providing for the reorganiz-
ing of the property, has entered objection
to the proposed amendment on the ground
that it might jeopardize it's final passage.
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Regular $1.9S
Toilet Sets, S1.39.

d Street southwest, in the rear of Chi
nese laundry and captured the inmates
and a quantity of LIQUOR. other testi-
mOny was given. and the court imposed
fine Of $3.50 or sixty days in Jail. The
woman went To Jail
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FINANCIAL.
Corson & Macartnev,

AIeIlIDtFs OF the Now Iolk Stock Exchange,
lIl9 ST.. Glover Building.
Correspondents Of Messrs. Van Emburgh & After.
bury, No. Wall street
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds.
Deposits. Exchange. Loans.
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securities
listed on the exchanges OF New York Philadelphia
Boston. and baltimore bought and sold
\ speciality made of Investment securities. DIG
tTict Bonds and ali local Railroad Cas- Insurance
and Telephone Stock dealt In.
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and
cold. ma1stf
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washington Stock l:xcnaupe.

Sales-Capiial Traction. id70 81. Met
rupuliian Railroad. jHl17. Firemen's In
surance, $3.50 - Arlington Fire In
surance. 5dl2o Riggs Fire Insurance.
5HH7 American Graphophouc preferred.
51ll5 - Pneumatic Gun Carriage.
luyn35 cents. Lanston Mouotype, l0m 10
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-26

We received 2 cases more from St. Gall
Of those Fine EmbrOideries. including
Nainsook, Swiss and Cambria, in SNOWY
designs, in omen and closed work, with
narrow and wide margins. THEY MUST
GO. Actual value, 25c. to 35c. yd.
Today's price, per yard. ............ lie
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Regular loc Brooms, lOC,
Regular csc
Clothes Hamper, 6OC.

Regular CSC. Waste Paper Baskets. 69c.
Regular $1.49 Square.,iIampers.. ...... CSC.
Regular 81. SO Square Hampers. %
Regular soc. Door Mats. $50.
Regular $2.9S Clothes Wringers. ....... $.75
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7Fhone, I3Iz. Twenty years experience
VIM. .. KLAUSMAN,
COMMISSION BROKEI

tNJNI
Stocks, Bonds, Grain, Provision So
and Cotton.
Corcoran Building, Corner + and 18th Streets.
itoon ~ riternth st. Wing.
New York Correspondent, Messrs. Gruelich
Martin g. Co, 80 Broad Street. Capital, Sl00,OOO
Exclusive private wires, New York and Chicago
mh7-2jt
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Another Corset Leader.

We have secured another case of those
Corsets that created such excitement
last Saturday. Ladies Extra Long and
Medium Waist Corset, in white. drab
and black-nade of good quality twill
jeans, with bone bust, double side steels
and real lace trimming-all sizes. This
Corset always sold for 79c. To-
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-26

Policeman Voc found a black shawl at
Tenth Street and New York Avenue. IL
awaits the owner at the Twelfth Street
Station-house.
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The
Memo
Triple
Strip
Corset,
75C.

ed the ease acknowledgements of fine
English sateen-boned bust-two side
steels-embroidered and reinforced top
and bottom-steels or bones can't cut
through layers of cloth under and over
each steel and bone-white, drab
and black. Today. .............. 75c
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$19.99
Glove Sale Continued

The sale of yesterday viii be continued
until every pair is gone.
The line is still complete in the latest
and richest styles and Easter shades in
4-buttOn and the new Foster hook and =
clasp. dressed or undressed kid. There's
not glove in the market that can
touch il at today's price ......... sc
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-26

The London market was weak yester-
day. When the New York market oD.-ll-
I'd. ID went OF IN the same way. All day
there WAS "a decline with only short
temporary rallies. and The close WAS
lower by from half "a point 10 . points
The trading WAS spiritless and the dis
position 10 keep away from IL was as
apparent as az amy time during the past
week
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New York Cotton Market.

Chicago Grain and Provision Market
Corrected daily by W. 3. Hibbs & Co,
members of the New York Stock Ex-
change, 1927 i street.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-26

War seems Inevitable II Is interesting
L. surmise what viii happen TO The
market when war comes. il there is "a
drop 81 - points on the fear OF war
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Quaker Oats. &c.
Regular zoe
Ironing Boards, l0c.

Regular 39c. Ironing Boards. .29c.
Regular 59c. Granite Soup Pot..........39 c.
Regular 49c. Granite Dishpan. ........... $50,
Regular 39c. Granite Coffee POt........ 29c.
Regular 12c. Granite Cups. &c.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-26

Hartford Tires, No, 7-..-......s75O pair.
NJ & w singIe-tube Tires $50 pair.
Inc Goodyear Tire ---.-..-...--.s1.75 each
CThe best ever sold at the price II
contains more rubber and has better
valves)
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Regular l5C
Granite Dippers, SC.

Regular 29c. Granite Basins ......... f9c
Regular 69c. Granite Coffee Boilers i9c
Regular Ice Stair Oilcloth. ...........5c
Regular 29c Window Shades. .......... 19c
Regular 59c. Step Ladders. ....,......... 39c
Regular 49c. Step Ladders. ..............34 Sac
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Corrected daily by W. y. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Ex-
change, 1927 street
Omen UirA Low Close
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Shriver's Corn, 7HC.
California Peaches, l4IC.
Van Camps Baked
Beans, | Id, SIC.

Van Camps Baked Beans. II Re
Van Camps Baked Beans, > lbs. lie
Worcestershire Sauce. .......-........9 Sc
Half pint Salad Oil ..................-..-9C-
Snow Flake Corn Starch. &c
Improved Olive Oil, II pt--.-...........22e.}c
Improved Olive Oil. l pt..-.............;i}c.
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Ribbon Robbery.

It's almost robbing ourselves to sell
such Ribbon at today's price. but
were going to prove that We can and do
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-26
Saturdays Specials i'm
Hosiery.

Ladies' Extra Fine 4O-gauge Cotton
Hosiery. stainless. HermsdOrf black. with
double sOles and extra length and width;
extra good quality. The &c kind
today ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10.
Chlldren's Finest Grades Cotton Hos
iery. In stainless black guaranteed color.
with high spliced heels and toes; made Of
the best Egyptian cotton. in narrow rib
bed. full regular made; sizes IL
to 9 I-2-TODAY G.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-26
Flowers of Spring.

Violets, medium bunch. ..........6c
Large, with foliage...............Ioc
Russian Violets, in silk ...-.....39c
Mixed Flowers in Picquets-
III to f0c
American Beauties. Jack and all
colors of Roses, with beautiful
foliage.-.-.-..... -.........-.25c
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-26

Chesapeake and Ohio IN the last eight
months has earned about Sevcn-eighths
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$3.50 $3.50, $3.50 and $1,000
SILK WAISTS, $4.oS.

The production of samples in
qualities of Black and Cooed Taea They perfect They
beauties They're on Sale Saturday at $4oS
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-26
Finest French Flowers.

Turquoise French
all shades Hydrangias all shades
conceis combinations Colorings
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-26
Extract of Lemon, &C.

Extract Of Vanilla. ....................5c.
Anderson Jams. l pt....................17c
Crosse & Blackwell's Jams, l pt......19c.
Anderson Jams, l 10. tin..................9 &c.
ArmOur's Potted Hams Observation-Disclosures &C.
Armours Potted Tongue
ArmOur's Potten Chicken. I0c
Armours POtted Turkey. loo
ArmOur's Clipped Beef ..............2 pic
Alaska Salmon. ....................IO c
Columbia River Salmon. .............121 lie.
Columbia River Salmon, extra........1 5c.
American Oil Sardines. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &c.
Imported Oil Sardines.. ............... .10c.
Dandy Floating Soap. ..-.--.......... &c.
Smiths Best Laundry Soap............2C.
Smiths Best Soap Powder. .............2 &c.
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Ladies' Costumes and
Suits Made to Sell at
SIS to $50, now 5000.

Within greater Ladies'
this largest Of
considerably
actual wholesale the material alone allowing nothing whatever
for making selling
This line IS handsome made of magnificent
materials of the and best shades The
deliberately trimmed The them all silk lined have
silk drop skirts Five OF them would regularly retail for about
about about S4e6
There included Blouse Jacket all made OF
novelty materials silk lined throughout with eta silk
drop skirt Many fronts and fOunCe skirts The
facturers produce these suits will close each
We place the entire lot sale this 1,50 On
ing O'Clock and take choice of them N111
ridiculous PA/ s/
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Washington
Loan & Trustee.

OFFICE, COR. 9TH AND SITS.
PAID UP CAPITAL. ONE MILLION.
Loans in any amount made on ap
proved real estate or collateral, at
reasonable rates.
Interest paii upon deposits on daily
- balances subject to check.
TINS company acts as executor, adj
- Ininlst rator, trustee, agent, treasurer.
-- registrar, and in all other fiduciury
- capacities.
Boxes for rent III burglar and fire
proof vaults for safe deposit and
- storage OF valuable packages.
JOHN JOY EDISON. President
join \: SWOPE. Vice President
ELhiS sPEAR ;;;ii,.v...2d Vice President
ANDREW PARK Err Secretary
JOHN l.. WEAN Err. Real Estate Officer
FOR RENT-The best way to help your bust
ness or profession is 10 move into the largest
and best-known office building in the city
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST
BUILDING, COR. 9TH AND SITS
few choice available; moderate
rental; no extras; perfect janitor service; fire
proof surroundings; elevators; 10 stories; COM
modious bicycle stalls. iys-tu, tn, sat-tf
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-26

In0H For the name. 1t is The Keeley In
lUUh stitute." Look for the place. IL is 905
f ST. NV, Washington, ID. c.; l4lS Madison ave,
found.
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Todays Prices for Pure Foods and Grocery Speciates
Connoisseur Catsup. q
nf nC

Connoisseur Ketchup. ! pt.............. lie.
Acme Mixed Pickles. ..... ....-......-9 &c
Acme Sweet Gerkins, / 2 gal. .24c.
Large Queen Olives. .................. DC.
German Mustard ......-. ~
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-26

The earnings al the New York. Ontario
and Western FOR the third week of
March Increased $50 The earnings of
the Chicago Great Western for the same
period Increased $l400o
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WASHINGTON SAVINGS BANK.

NV. CORNER 18th AND G SITS. NV.
Pays interest Savings and Commercial ac-
counts. Loans real estate, installment plan II
preferred. safe deposit boxes for rent at So
yeaI and upward. Open daily until $3.50 p. m,
and Saturday evenings from 10 8. fe26 EN-
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on the stock. In the same period Sus-
quehanna has earned about l per cent
on thu preferred.
The sun., 1898-06-14
MISCELLANY.

+. NJ. Mckinley has been elected
captain OF next years Cornell lacrosse
team
"Of the men that Mike Murphy has
developed since coming to PennsyE
vania," says Quaker, .'Tewksburys
kraenzlein and McCracken are his mos
wonderful pupils.
Sir Thomas J. Upton denies that ls
has any present intention OF challenging
for the Americas Cup, although he
does not know what the future may
bring forth. D.
Cricketers are always alive to anything
that will increase popular interest In
their game. and they are always on the
alert to bring it prominently to the no
tice oil the public There is no doGtE
that International contests of all kinds
are the most attractive to the general
public, and, perhaps, this is the reason
that every year cricket teams come here
from some foreign country.
The Pennsylvania State Chess Assocrf
ton has accepted the terms for team
match between the best players OF New
York and Pennsylvania, to he played al
the meeting OF the New York Chess As
sociation during the second week of
August.
The Yale Track and Field Association
has elected the following officers for tie
ensuing wear: President James McDeyitt
McGee, 80 OF Pittsburg, Pa; vice-presi-
dent, S. B. Sutphin, 1900, OF Mt.AusurE,
O.; secretary, c. +. Ordway, 1900, OF
Winchester, Mass, and manager, J. D.
Dana, 1900, OF Br >okline, Mass.
/ President Swift, OF Yale, in discussing
the reported withdrawal of Yale and
Harvard from the |. c. A. A. A. a., says
''The question, so far as Yale is con-
cerned, is mere possibility, Harvard
invited us to enter into an agreement te
withdraw from the Intercollegiate Asso-
citation, delivering the invitation when
Yale and Harvard met at the recent in
tercollegiate games at New York. We
promised to consider the question. 1t
will be laid before the Yale athletic ad-
visors at a meeting which will be held
within the next few days"
The sun., 1898-06-14
AMONG THE HORSEMEN.

Mr. Tyson, the wel-knowh horsemaH
Of Chester, yesterday brought several Of
his crack horses to this city. They will
be put in condition at the Waweset
Driving Association grounds. The choi
will give free matinee on June Is.
W. Pierce Biggs is training the star
trotter, Billy West, owned by W. Huber.
the baker.
Leonatus. the famous sire, died yester-
DAY in Kentucky.
Four races will be decided on the
Holmesburg track on Wednesday.
v. johnson will train and drive Joe
Patchen, 2.0l4, this season and try te
beat two minutes.
). S. Blackburn's Helen NJ, and F. Nc
Avoy's Fabian will race for 500 side
at Point Breeze today.
William C. Whitney, who races under
the name OF sydney Paget, has bought
Jean Bereaud for about $4,000 and hall
his winnings, including the sl2 5e
Great American Stakes of last Saturday.
The outlook for the fifteenth Suburban
Handicap, to be run at Sheepshead on
Saturday next, is particularly bright.
Thirty-tive entries remain in, and OF this
number officials OF the Coney Island
Jockey Club counts upon sixteen prob
able starters. This field is made up as
follows: Ornament. l3l; Ben Holiday,
1913; On Deck, 120; Tillo, ll9; DR.. Carlett,
lis; Havoc, III; Don de Ore, 1l5; Ty-
phoon II. ia; Tragedian, Royal Stag
Peep o Day, 10 each; Ben Eder, Ogden,
100 each; Merry Prince, los; Imp, aoss
George keene, 95.
The sun., 1898-06-14

Daily is, according to the rilles of the
ring. entitled to the championship.
However, he would much rather fight
for it,
The Pelican A. c., OF South Brooklyn,
goes right along making good matches.
Manager Reagan has signed NJ -rty Nc.
Cue and Joe Cain for next Saturday
night, and expects to complete business
in a day or two with Matty Matthews
and Jack Everhardt, for the 25th.
Billy Whistler, of Philadelphia, has
challenged any l25-l26 pound man.
Whistler hunt his right hand on Joe
Cain, at the Pelican A. c., on the 4th in
slant, but says his ''puncher'' is all right
now.
jim Watts, the colored middle weight
champion OF the South, saws he will fight
any middleweight in New York, Dan
Creedon preferred. ~
Patsy Haley, the clever Buffalo feather
weight, is in New York city, and in
good shape. He is looking for fight a,
lie to llS pounds, and says he wants a
60 with Sammy Kelly.
Joe batemdn, oi dcHiHStoIi. writes
that he wants a match at III pounds.
Jack Ward would do all right, says Bate
man.
Tom Sharkey, the heavyweight pugil.
ist is now at New Dorp, $. l.. where he
will train for his contest with Gus Rub
lin before the Coney Island club on June
29th.
'The reason Kid Mccoy decided moi
to box Joe Choynski before the LenoS
Club ON June ~" says a sporting man,
sis not hard to find. Mccoy looked
over the crowds at the Leon-Barry, Nc
Partland-Daly and Dixon-santry con-
tests and decided that the percentage
system OF dividing the gate receipts wa:
not up to the mark. He hoped to per
suade Tom O'Rourke to make S7,5O(
purse offer for the contest.
The sun., 1898-06-14
Series of Slight Accidents.

Peter Scanlon. one of the men who
sustained bruises at the Consumers Ice 4
Coal Co. establishment in a fall week
or so ago, is now suffering from the loss
of one finger and the laceration of two
other fingers in an ice crusher, sustained
yesterday morning.
Lorena Emmons, daughter of Harrr
Emmons is ill at her home at Gordon
Heights, due, it is believed, to running
the point OF a lead pencil into her hand
about a week ago. Her condition was
somewhat improved yesterday.
J.H. Wallace of No. S02 Walnut street.
a brakeman on the p, w. 4 B. railroad,
had the second finger of his right hand
so badly mashed Yesterday morning
while coupling cars in the west yard
that it was found necessary to amputate
it at the second joint. DR.. Draper and
Detective Jones performed the operation
The sun., 1898-06-14
SELE-DEFENCE,

'spider" Kelly is after match with
any light weight.
Ben Jordan has started training for his
fight with George Dixon.
Charles Golf wants to meet Mccoy,
Fitzsimmons or Creedon at l5S pounds.
Joe Goddard began training Yesterday
at PhGnixville, Pa, for his fight with
Peter Maher.
Harry Peppers was knocked out in one
round by Andy Walsh in New York on
Saturday evening.
Sam Fitzpatrick says: 81 will match
DAILY against Hughes, and, in order to
satisfy Johnny that he will not be dis,
appointed, will put up a forfeit and
make the match before he leaves the
other side. 1t looks pretty sure now
that Lavigne is afraid Of DAILY, as it is
almost three weeks since / issued q
challenge. If Lavigne does not accept,
The sun., 1898-06-14
DIAMOND DUST.

Matte" Lang. a Chicago boy. and one
of the Marquette's crack pitchers, has
been signed by Omaha
Milwaukee ministers are moving to
stop Sunday ball in that town. They
are not likely to succeed.
The Rochester ministers have started
a crusade against playing Sunday base
ball at Charlotte.
Tim Hurst is trying get Dick Padden
from Pttsburg, his effort to secure Joe
Quinn having tailed.
Rumor has it that Arthur Irwin. Of
Toronto, has purchased" his 'phenom'
McHale from Washington.
The Western Massachusetts, League is
on the verge .of collapse, the Greennelo
Club having dropped out.
Only one home run has been made this
season off Cincinnati pitcher, George
Davis achieving the feat.
Bill Everitt has improved on low
thrown balls. which is his only weak
ness as fielding first baseman
Albert A. Tanyane, our former New
Haven correspondent. has been ap.
pointed a Connecticut League umpire.
Umpires Snyder and Curry have at
last been separated. Ed Andrews is now
Snyder's mate, while Curry is helping
Emslie.
4 Washington writer accuses JACK
Doyle OF having developed .'qultting
propensities this season. Who would
have thought it?
Atlantic League umpires Tate and
John Irwin have walked the plank.
Kelly is again in, however, and one
Doran has replaced Irwin.
Two coed outtielders, first basemar
and catcher can hear of good engage
ment by addressing the Editor OF "sport
ing Life
McHale probably will have the snick
ersnee applied to him by Washington
He was we'll touted, but proved to be
rank outsider.
If Al Maul's arm is permanently gooC
he will prove tower OF strength tC
Baltimore, and more than make gooc
Joe Corbett's detection.
Donnelly has failed to report te
Rochester.
For quite time after the Reds left tn,
Southern country there was a sort o
coolness between Hawley and the major
ity of the other players. That is said tc
be all off now.
The Baltimores are said to be much
discouraged. Bill Clarke is quoted as
saving: 1--WE gave 'em plenty Of fast bal
for a while, and guess we are due for a
toboggan slide:
The New Bedford standard says
that the continuance of baseball in tina,
city depends upon the support the clut
receives the next six weeks. There have
been three assessments Of 500 each.
According to the Baltimore Sun {
number of proportions have been made
to Mr.. Hanon recently that may result
in several important changes in tn
Baltimore team that will probably
strengthen it"
The report that King Dickson, th'
famous University OF Pennsylvani;
pitcher, had received offers from New
York and other League clubs and wa
seriously thinking of ofturning professional
is not true.
Washington hurt the Baltimore's feel
ings yesterday.
The Phillies are still on the toboggan