Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-18

Beware t of Grip
Al just this season az the year n get. In its
deadly work Grip with its scquaiae. such M
ENErMoNIA. CONSUMPTION. etc h,s c,usea 4,
the past more deaths than any one disease.
l. GUARD AGAINST ITS INRoAps nv trsm,,,,
applying
BenSOn's
Porous Plaster.
In LUNG and CHEsr PAINS Coughs Colds,
Bron,hitis and Pneumonia. no other external rem.
edy AFFORDS PROMPT PREVENTION ami
QUICKER GRE than a BENsoN's But ONLY
THE GENUINE effective. Price. ~ cents. 8
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match a score that should ordinarily have
been winner. The Saengers were deter
mlned, however. to whitewash the South
Washington boys. end again succeeded Ia
winning. the margin being 23 pins.
The score of thir6 game:
St. sp. '' 6. Saehss ST. sr s..
S::ss Il ss::s;
Total. 500 Total. sss
The next series of league tenpins will he
bowled at Carroll Institute Monday even
ing between the Institutes and Columbia
Athletic Club fives.
The standing of the clubs follows:
Won. Lost. PC.
Sae,, ,i .-......--...- II Il 80
Washington Athletic Club. IL 2s .ss2
Columbia Athletic club. Ii Is Isl
Business Mems Bowling Club. IA - .3sS
No Match for Maher.
Peter Maher finished up Steve O'DonneIl
in short order at the Arena IN Philadelphia
Wednesday night, the referee stopping the
fight in the second round. when Steve was
SO groggy as to be all but knocked out.
AT the opening OF the bout. which was 10
have been six rounds, Maher objected to
oDonneii wearing bandages on his right
wrist, but this was quickly settled 10y the
Australian removing them.
HnwIey signs With Cincinnati.
A special from San Antonio Tex. says
that Pink Hawley is a full Pledged Red.
Yesterday morning Hawley Immediately
expressed willingness TO sign his con-
tract and go in and work. After dinner ne
went to Mr.. Lloyd's room and there af-
fixed his signature. The Cincinnati club
did not make any concessions. Hawley
signed for the limit but il is understood
that If he pitches first-class ball he will
be given a raise in salary next year.
Ready for Challenges.
The Atlantic Base Ball Club will receive
challenges on and after March - from any
team whose average age does not exceed
fifteen years. Address T. III. Davis or c. M.
Knox, 40 South Capitol street southwest.
To Promote Athletic Interests.
TIE members of the Alumni Society and
all friends of Georgetown University inter-
ested in the promotion OF athletics are re-
quested to meet at the Law School. sos L
street northwest, Saturday evening.
The JncI.son-Jearies Bout.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 1S.-The repre-
sentatives Of Peter Jackson and i'm JEFF
fries have agreed upon James Mcdonald,
the base ball umpire, as referee for the bat
tie Of the heavy weights. Mcdonald was
tile only man proposed. 1t was sg1o agreed
rot to hit i'm the clinches. but the men are
permitted to protect themselves in the
breakaway. which means that they may
l. it at that time If they deem il advisable.
The fight will take place Tuesday.
Kid Mccoy Married.
CLEVELAND, Ohio. March 1s.-It Is
learned that Kid Mccoy was secretly
married in st. Louis on March @. the day
following the granting of tine decree of d.
vorce to the pugilst's first wife.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage liceEses have been issued to
the following:
White-Elijah Davis ard IEleanore Gibbs,
beth of Richmond. Va.
Colored-Wiliam A. Conway and Lucy
Hutson.
Catarrh Is disagreeable and dangerous hut IL
can almost always be cured with Jayne's Expec-
tcrant.
DIED.
ADAMS. Suddealy. Friday morning March H.
1888. at 300 O'Clock. ELSIE GRAY beloved
daughter Of John and Margaret NJ. Adams
aged eight years, seven months and elcvcsi
days.
Our dear Elsie. must she leave usg
Must place her with the deadf
How can We hear the cold earth fall
Down upon carlings head.
Little Elsie darling
Ia of all baarf