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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-02-18
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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-02-18

for ali forms OF piles. 70 great haa been
the number OF testimonial letters recsiv-
ed by them from al parts of the country
that they have decided 10 publish each
week number of such letter,
All druggists recommend the Pyramid
Pile Cure, as they known from what their
customers sap that no remedy gives such
general satisfaction
The times., 1898-01-06
FIRST MEETING AT BENNING
Schedule of the Jockey Club Given
to the Public.
The Running Season Will Open at
Washington on April IL for
Twelve Days.

New York, Jan. 5,The stewards of the
Jockey Club held an important meeting yes
terday afternoon and allotted the principal
racing dates for the coming season. Those
present We're August Belmont, j. H. Brad
ford, James G alway, F. II. Hitchcock, James
X. kecne Audrew Miller and f. X. Sturgis.
gis.
The sport Will open at Washing ton
after which the scene Will change to
Aqueduct Morris Park, Gravesend, Sleeps
head Bay, Brighton, and Saratoga, in
about the customary order of the circuit.
The official sc heduie is as follows, the
dates being all inclusive:
Washington Jockey club-spring meet
ing, April IL to 23.
Queens County Jockey Club Spring meet
ing, April 25 to May 8; summer meeting,
August 3 to 90: Autumn meeting, Octo-
ber "a 10 November g
Wcstchester Racing Association-spring
october ! to 22.
Brooklyn Jockey Club Spring meeting,
May 2S to June / 6; autumn meeting, Sep
tember 13 to %.
Coney Island Jockey Club, spring meet
ing, June Is 10 July 4: autumn meeting
August 23 to September o. Brighton Beach
Racing Association. July to August 9;
Saratoga Racing Association, July 2S to
August 81
The times., 1898-01-06
NEWS FROM ALEXANDRIA
Echoes from the Recent Street Car
Strike.
Death of welLknown Lady WASH
ington ConiI anies To Meet--Short
Items OF General Interest.

Alexandria, Jan. 5.-The strike of tie
trolley men of the Washington. Alex
andria and Mt. Vernon Electric Rail
way has terminated in the company
employing new men to take the places
of the strikers, and the eleven men,
who quit work yesterday, are without
employment. Those who We're put to
work yesterday evening and to-day,
with but one exception, are men who
were formerly in the employ of the
company, and who were dismissed
when a reduction in the force Was
made several months ago. Cars have
been moving regularly and on time,
and the city car, which was held up
last night for several hours, has made
regular runs to-day. Several of the
men who quit work have left the city,
to seek employment elsewhere. There
was an intimation tonight that ali ef-
fort would be made to take one of the
new men from his train, but it did not
materialize, though at one time quite
crowd gathered at the Royal street
station, and some threatening language
was indulged in, but there was no ut
tempt at violence A report reached
police headquarters about O'Clock to
the effect that anlattsmpt would be
made to cut the trolley wire at Brad
dock Heights, on the main line of the
road, a short distance north of this
city. The police did not regard the
rumor seriously, although the officials
of the company were notified. A. n
late hour tonight no attempt had been
made to damage the company's prop
erty, and it is believed that the trouble
is all over. ~
Alexandria is headquarters for many
of the principal organizations doing
business in Washington. During this
month the following corporations viii
meet in this city, consider their an
nual reports and elect officers: The
Peoples Saving Company of Wash
ington: the Peoples Gas Saving Com
pany, the Washington National Build
ing and Loan Associati ton, the Inter
national Building and Loan Associa-
ton, the George w. Knox Express
Company, the Capital Trust Company
and the Charles Schneider 2aking
Company. These corporations are all
operating under charters obtained un-
der the laws of the State of Virginia.
The joint committees on light and
finance of the City Council have under
consideration proposition of the Po-
tomac Light and Power Company, of
washington, to light the streets of .ajs
city. AT present the streets are lighted
by the city.
The Third Regiment Field Band lass
night elected the following officers;
President. w. E. D. krauss; vice presi-
dent. ]. E.. Norris; treasurer, w. E. d.
Krauss: recording secretary. L. a.
Cook; sergeant -at-arms. Nj. Hammiu;
executive board. L. B. Gordon. chair
man; +. w. Smith, j. T. ReclSham, jr-::
L. A. Cook and w. II. Swain.
Mrs. Henry Kelly. wife of ex-CouH.
Gilman Kelly, and mother Of Council
The times., 1898-01-06

man William Kelly, died at her home
on South Patrick street at an carry
hour to-day. Mrs. Kelly was daugh-
ter of the late John CruE1p, and was u
lady beloved by Y large circle of ac-
quaintances.
In the Corporation Court to-day
Judge Norton granted charter to the
Pyrites Mining and Chemical Company,
of Virginia, the objects of which are
to mine ores and manufacture chem
icals and fertilizers. Mr.. Boyd NJ.
Smith, of Washington, is named IS
president, and Mr.. James r. Cation IL;
the local agent. The capital stock If
the new company is to be $4,000
Celia Keys, colored was given thirty
days on the farm by Mayor Simpson
to-day for disorderly conduct.
Belle Haven and Alexandria Councils
of the order paid fraternal visit to-
night to Jackson Council. Junior Order
of American Mechanics. Several guests
from Washington We're present.
George Mason Council, Royal Area
mum. last night installed the recently
elected officers. Past Grand Regent
John j. Jameson officiated.
The annual meeting of the Young
Mems Sodality Lyceum was held last
night and elected the following officers:
President, w. H. Sweeney; first vice
president, NJ. Creagan; second vice
president, J. H. West; recording secre-
tary, William l.. Hoy; corresponding
secretary, Thomas III. Fegan; treas
urer, j. J. Hanratty: sergeant-a arms,
William Desmond; librarian, ]. A. Lib
by; members of council, T. F. Nc
Carthy. F. T. Quinn, P. j. Laphen, E.
e. Lawler, J. Z. Patterson and r. l.
Norris; spiritual adviser, Rev. II. ].
Cutler.
On account of lack of patronage, the
gymnasium, which for some time has
been conducted in Sarepta Hall by the
Brotherhood of ST. Andrew, has been
closed.
The interior of the Customs House
building is undergoing alterations and
improvements necessary to accommo-
date the increased force in the internal
revenue service recently removed to
this city.
A store at Prince and West streets,
conducted by Annie Hall, colored, was
broken into and robbed last night.
Mrs Emma Blacknail, sister of the
late Mrs. B. w. Hunter, of this city,
died at her home in Norfolk few days
ago.
The recently-elected officers of Sa-
repta Lodge of Odd Fellows were in
stalled last night.
The annual meeting of the Columbia
Fire Company will be held tomorrow
night.
The $75 bicycle raf1led at Mr. George
Ayers last night was won by Russell
DenneSS.
Mr. j. Frank Cook handsomely en-
tertained his friends at No. 519 King
street tonight. His house was open
from to IL, and everyone was wei
come.
The times., 1898-01-06
BITS OF BASEBALL.

The Washington Kansas City deal for
TON" Tucker still hangs fire.
Ned, swartwood is reported to have
been assured place as a league umpire.
The last chapter of baseball history, en-
titled 1.-THE Temple Cup is now closed.
Third Raseman Elmo Jacobs. of Louis
VILE, has come to terms with the Pater-
son club.
With the League season opening on April
15, there will be little time to be devoted
by the clubs to Southern trips and exhibition
games.
IfMana ger Wa tkins is going to carry but
fifteen men, as he proposes, he wiilhave TO
let no fewer than tenof his players go else
where.
Manager Schmelz, of Minneapolis. recently
adopted the expedient of banQueting the
baseball writer's of that city in order to
form their personal acquaip tance.
Manager Buckenberger, of the champion
Syracuse club, has lost Ryan, Willis, Eagan
and Horton and now Lake and Canayan
assert that they viii not play with the
Stars.
1t transpires that Pittsburg was not alone
in its desire to secure Pitcher Hart, who
would have had chance to go to Gin
cinnati had that club known be was in the
market.
There are now two expert wrestlers in the
Cleveland club. Mckean, the veteran short
stop, is one, and Pitcher Blue, dra fted from
Toledo. the other. There is a chance for
match bet ween than in the near future.
According TO present plans, Cincinnati
will be the first league club to go into
spring training. The PLAYERS are to leave
Cincinnati on the morning of March
for Texas, via st. Loris. Plans are also
being made for an invasion of Mexico,
and if they are carried out, President
Brush will very likely accompany the
team.
The times., 1898-01-06
Won DER AHE MAKES DENIAL

He Says No Sale of the Franchise
Has Been Made.
st. Louis, JAM 5.-yon Der Abe denied
tonight that sale had been made. He
said that he had placed his interests in
the hands of his attorney, cx Congressman
John NJ. Glover.
Won Der Abe also made an appointment
with Myerson, of the local syndica te,
To meet him again tomorrow.
Mycrson said tonight that he understood
Brush was here as the agent of Indianap-
oils parties.
The times., 1898-01-06
RUNNING AT NEW ORLEANS.
Outside Mays Make a showing II
the Majority of Events


New Orleans. Jan. o--The betting at
today's races was unusually heavy, the
track fast, and the attendance large
Outsiders won a majority of the events.
Summaries.
larsi race-Six furlongs Everest, . To
/, Won; East Eve, second; Mamie callan,
third. Time. l:15 3-4
second race-0ne mile and twenty yards
silva. to 3. won; George Il. Cox, second;
Mr. Easton, third. Time, 1:45 L.
Third race-Six furlonss Dorah Woods,
4 10 ] !. won; w. {. r second; Brighton,
third. Time, 1:15.
Fonrth race-one mile. Elkin, 8 to l.,
won; Tremona, second; Jim Hogg, third.
Time, :43.
Fifth race-0ne mile. Red Duchess, s
ta L, won; Jim Conway, second; Mcmillan n,
third Time, 1:431-+
The times., 1898-01-06
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Since the introduction OF Booths II ros
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treating diseases OF the air passages
Heretofore, but few. ar any, regular
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To-Day there are over thirty six hundrea
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The times., 1898-01-06
ROWLING LEAGUE GAMES.
Winged Arrow Players Won Two
Games From Business Mems Club.

The bowlers of tie Columbia Athletic
Club gained few points on the w. A. c.
team for fourth place last night by winning
two of the three games played with the
Southwest Business Mems Bowling Club.
The winning team was strengthened by the
presence of Harmon, one OF the clubs
strongest bowlers, now temporarily in the
city. He led the evening, with / 90 as the
highest individual average, and played q
his old-time league form.
DIR. Kicker led with 1913 as best single
game. Difficult spares were made by
Seaman, with 3-8T-S-1o. and Mason s.
6-l0. Following are the scores:
The times., 1898-01-06
IT CURES BY INHALATION.

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The times., 1898-01-06

c. II Fitzpatrick, the American runner, is
of his forthcoming matches with G.. b..
Tincler. Tile first race, at La II a mile,
will probably be decided at Rochdale on
January %. The American is running very
well at present, and is confiden: OF surpris-
Ing The British sporting public before he
returns TO The States. fitzpatrick feels that
he has lost much prestige through his de
feat by r. c Bredin.
The times., 1898-01-06

A letter from Bellaire. Fla, yesterday Y
states that August Lehr, the German cham
pion, Is tile social lion of the place and a
great favorite OF Plant. the millionaire. The
latter has such regard for the German that
he has declared his intention of ba cking him
when he meets Champion Bald John West,
who Will care for Lehr, arrived at Bellaire
yesterday and expects to have both Lehr
and Kaser in shape by the time the North
ern party arrives.
The times., 1898-01-06
LIVES DESPITE HIS NAMING.
Alphabet Exhausted in Recording
n Boston's Baby's Birth.

Boston. jan 5.-This is the name of a
child whose parents live on Garden
street, and whose birth has been duly
recorded with City Registrar Whit
more: Charles Henry Edward Menes
Sida Andohohataugatenaf Alama-
kahawenetikinajuts Tseeanapitso-
anjariyonakarohaZa Chinka Chula
Hamadoe Francis.
The father is native of Montreal.
The mother is a native of Richmond.
The child was born on December -.
and is well.
The times., 1898-01-06

The La Crosse County wheelmen, num-
bering 25o active members. at a meeting
in La Crosse. Wis, yesterday. decided TO
withdraw from the Lea que OF American
wheelmen. The action was taken, owing
to desire on the part OF the wheelmen
in this section to have races on Sundays
and also cash prize events.
The times., 1898-01-06

''McCoy has no chance with Fitzsirn-
mons, and there's nobody knows it any
better than l., saws Dan Creedon, ''McUoy
kept punching rae for fifteen rounds, and
couldn't knock me out, although | didn't
know what was going on after the third
round. He couldn't hit me hard enough to
cat the tight Short which was in great
contrast TO what FitZ did with me. All
i remember about that was when l got
into the ring for the second round. Fitz
looked at ne, and then it seemed as il
he threw the ring at me. con { know what
he did, bGt / was dead as a door nail in
less time than 1 can tell it. Ii Mccoy
tackles FI;z, he'll go out nearly as quick
as l did
The times., 1898-01-06

TO CURE ACoLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quin inc Tablets. All
druggists refund the money IL 1t faiis to cure
25c. The gen uiRe has l.. b. Q on each tablet
The times., 1898-01-06
SPORTING GOSSIP.

fhe Pittsburgs viii do their preliminary
Training at Little Rock, ARK They viii
leave for that place on March g, III charge
OF Manager watkins. From present indi-
cations the team VIII be ma de up of Harry
Davis, first base; Padden, second base;
Gra J, third base. Ely 5, short stop; Mccarthy,
left field; G'Hsgan, center field; Dono.
van, right field.
The times., 1898-01-06

A match that will undoubtedly cuiet all
talk OF a fight between Kid Mccoy f.-d
Joe Chesnski for the present has been
made between the latter pugilist and Tut
Ryan, the Australian, who was defeated
by Gus Ruhlin at New Orleans recently.
The rnen have been matched to meet in
q twent y-round contest at catch-wefghts
before a San Francisco club. during the
early part of February. Choynski is
thought by those well informed to be
Simply playing possurn with Mccoy when
he permitst the latter to think that he can
not make I62 pounds, which. according
TO his friends, is Lis best fighting weight.
The times., 1898-01-06

it is reported that stanton Abbott has
retired from the ring. Abbott has in his
time earned more money and done less
fighting han any man in his class.
The times., 1898-01-06

Your credit is good at Lansburgh's Fur
niture House, 18Th and F sls. oc3.tf
The times., 1898-01-06
NATIONAL DENTAL PARIORS

3O + Street Northwest
Gold Filings and bridge work a spe-
cialty, at the lowest price; amaIgan, fiIE
fngs, 50c. full sets OF teeth on plates, So,
extracting either by gas or local spray,
work done by experts and guaTan teed tbe
best; open ON Sundays from 10 70
O'Clock mh22- n
NINE. LA Rue, Medium, tells past and
present; gives luck; free until New Year's}
1928 1-2 st. nw-s walk upstairs.
del 1m-em
The times., 1898-01-06
REVISED BASKETBALL SCHEDULE

10 It FUVfUt Tut NV ItiI1S NHf1OIlaI
League Rearranged Its Dates.
AT meeting of the National Basketball
League, held last night at Carroll Insti.
tGte, In addition 10 the routine business re-
quirinG attention, the schedule Committee
presented areyised schedule fgames, which
WAS adopted
Inc change was made necessary by the
election of the Interior Department team
several weeks ago. The new schedule viii
take the place ofth, lone from ia nuary7.
The times., 1898-01-06
When Others Fail. Consult
DR.. Ledtherndn,

EXPERT SPECIALIST. t25 years ex-
perience-] All private diseases quickly and
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cured III any stage. Consultation free.
Hours, D. Io IL. Io 5. Tues,
9lnurs. and Sat. evenings, to- q.
No. 8D3 + ST. NV. Closed sunday.
mol item
The times., 1898-01-06

FOR SA LE- Fully equipped cycle and re-
pair shop, best location i'll city, cheap
for cash. Address BICYCLE, this office.
jao-3t
The times., 1898-01-06

FOX SALE-hutter and egg stand in Lead
ing market, established, paying trade;
owner engaged in other business, excep-
tiOnal opportunity. DUNLAP, SU6 ST.
ia5-3G
The times., 1898-01-06
The 3 Days" Cure

dor mcnj eads all remedies in this city,
prompt and permaneI at cure or no charge:
Consultation free DR. McREEIIAN. 716
18th sc. NV. Office hours, o a. m. TO
! p m, 8 TO 8 p. m; Sunday, 10 o. M
De 24-lrnO.
The times., 1898-01-06

COAL YARD $3.50; saw mill, engines,
building, etc; cost, 81, 600 FULTON
r. GORDON, Business Exchange, Atlantic
Bldg ja5-3b
The times., 1898-01-06

only a few dollars cash needed; fnveStt-
gate this; 1t is snap: good cause for SELF
ing. w II. A., this office. ja43t EN-
The times., 1898-01-06
,TSINESS CHANCES

LIVERY STA BLE-Thirty boarders; IL
vehicles: hiring receipts about $500
monthly; 9 horses, harness, etc. auction
price; terms reasonable FULTON r.
GORDON, $50 F ST., Atlantic Bldg. ja5-3t
The times., 1898-01-06

near Patent Office rent only $50; small
Investment required. DUNL AP. 90G Z
st J14-3t
The times., 1898-01-06

$500 that Kid Mccoy, the champion mid
dleweight of the world, cannot stop or put
him ont in four rounds is looked upon
as pretty big undertaking for a light
weight. Mccoy exhibited no feeling about
being challenged. Il am only too glad
to accept it, he said. .Just let him post
his 5000, and viii post my $500 in the
same hands, when will you he readyon
Just as soon as Franey is ready" was
the responsa.
The times., 1898-01-06

FOR SALE-Drug store; NV: esta bIished - 3
years; S700. DRUGS, this office.
ia4-3t-am
The times., 1898-01-06
PERSONALS.
Madame LAMONT,

CIairyoyant and paImist; advice on Dust
ness, love and family affairs; names IN
full: madame convinces the most skepticais
fee, soc and 81. 1903 q st. NV 1a4-lm
G. NJ r. would like to hear from 6. NJ. X.
Address 205 Penna. ave. NV. 1a4-3t
PROF. CI.AY-Oldest established Clairyoy-
ant advertising in this city; consult MIN
on business, La w suits, divorce, sDecntaJ0ns,
separations, love or family trout les; can
tell you anything you " Ism to know: tTIngs
separated husband and wife together;
makes sweetheart or lover true: causes
niarriages. reluoves spells or mysterious
feelings. gives luck; fee, 30 cents: hours,
10 10 TO daily. 4S9 II st. sw. la3-3t-1in
THE difference is simply this: We can sell
YOU a splendid custom made suit OF over
coat. worn Il trifle, for less Shan you
can buy common cntton new one: better:
cheaper, See JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 613
ID St NV Ja3-It-em
SPIRITf ALISM Zciler. NJ edium,
11D1 New York ave. tf1th and NV. y;
seauces TUESDAY audsFriday ey.'s. intss-
views daily, Sunday evening meetings.
TypterapbiG al ii all, 425 q Sc. NV.
deaf II g.rI
The times., 1898-01-06
PUGILrsT1C POINTERS.

Peter Jackson has signed articles for a
twent y-round fight with Peter Maher. The
articles have been sent to the Irish cham
pion. The collision rs scheduled to occur
in San Francisco. if the authorities do
not object. IL permit is refused, New
Orleans wiii be The battle-ground.
The times., 1898-01-06

FOR SALE Cigar. confectionery, station
cry; corner store, established 20 years,
to,y rpnt 500 74l 4th st. NV il4-3t
The times., 1898-01-06

FORSAIE- $125 VIII buy paying grocery
stand in leading market; cheap rent;
snan DUNLAP sos St ta4-tD
The times., 1898-01-06

FOR SALE Lunch room; located near
Patent Office; price. $3.50; low rent,
attractive fixtures: genuine bargain Dun
LAP 900 st. Ia4-4t
The times., 1898-01-06

FOR SALE-Before buyinG store or
other business, see HUNTER 4 BRO:
they have fine lot of stores for sale.
G0aIMtRLIAL. 510 + q. NV is33t-snI
FOR SALE 5000 wnl buy one Of tile old
est florists establishments in Washing
ton ID. c.. if You don't believe. Can and
he convinced. liza 18th st. NV.
ja3-3t-eIn
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-07-02

afraid not? II we don't lay the fusion
forces in the shade by 10000 votes,
just remind US of il after election and
you shall smoke or chew gum or in
dulge your gentle propensities in any
way you choes :, all at the expense Of
expense of the naval and military de-
partment of the WESTERN KANSAS.
WORLD.
Regarding our nominee for con-
gress we will say that we are overjoy-
ed at the selection of Mr.. Reeder- We
refrained from saying much about
him prior to his nomination because
we thought it would not be in good
taste for a comparative stranger to
tell the good people OF Trego county
who they should nominate. but they
can be assured that the right man
was chosen, for w \. Reeder repi e
sents all that is brightest and best in
western man. Character, integrity,
push, energy, with host of friends
4 who will vote for him on account of
1 himself besides the solid support Of
his party associates, are the reasons
why he should be nominated, and it
is the strong belief of all who know
! him that he IS the man who can
change this district from popocratic
| to a republican stronghold. This Is
I also true that hard times make pops
and good times make republicans,
and everything is coming our way at
present.
There are many reasons why the
future looks so roseate and promising
/ to US, not the least of which is that
our liverfor some time back has been
working like charm and that we
have just celebrated our twenty-ninth
birthday at fighting displacement OF
two hundred and twenty.