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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-14

<rst n Rtaft an /, Cftptr 1893.
Srs, sg!aEtu &tgsusStation, rt fOlat:
Sdglt3.
40 misunderstanding p4"2tiinie -R a
81 .@1bn. unb ofn Su5:H, ausgsnDmmsR SeHE'
tdas, pr !. y .Sltn,' GDdm0sr5burs, Martins
burq nuo QS!aDs!er
gSoIi1 %, ausge omm Sourtaps
722 WpratrE-g5rt, z & 0.=Eio., o2up;lInis OTIS
LID BON Umor0sGco9s Gls!,sh uno IS. x 0.s
CABIN"
8Z Roretns-61aptIiui,, S%bi7smgburs, Grspu
rid. gmmt!5bura uHo ~. & g8. sBabH' naa
SAenlH00lb.
1917 ggrmiuags-afiam, fir unioa,9,1eas, gOr,.
gsttgs5urg.
235 Rabmit:a1s-a::9m. fir Gmors.@Too,.
3.32 9admlttl9s-I6rp fir Qori Il. Z & y Din.
4G 0c5Mittaas-Gr9 9uat:s an DIR 41upiIinjs,
eu6 Grbsrld, Gmmitts5urg, S5I2peusbuys ns
q. & ". s9a5u,"
SO Decentralization. iir GmprBs9roo.
60 ~Nb.H95-Atfom, tIr unisRs3Ci0gs.
1925 0bm0s-Atf9m. 'lr GToTp.Q8rou,
Ru- SsHutl9
93 Decentralization. ier Union : Briooe am
saHopcr.
235 NATURALIZATION. sHr uniors@rioa..
400 Rlbmittlg 5-StioR. fir Gmorup8roee.
1855 @bsu1s-aifpm. itr Gmora sgrspt.
@ju:!s un0 gtpatsSHrslu 9r. III. Gftf9aIti.
moIeaSttlBt.
3l9s balttn an Der uHieHs, 9rHHie.pania ssl,.. ..
Gult0us, g8slbrcsis CRprtbsaaRutl Citation an.
). III. 90oo. Q, rgsi9ltis fii6rr.
RI3- U. "a. Grisnplp G.sgaa. r4st.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-14

Ger pufelbuariee. fla
tpff6e &labierpautsr pobsrepsfi bat
cine neus 3umorsHeiie angslreten.
Die epzYprferinnen iino rreine
meg" ob iiber ben WuieltopF ober oas
vnnansenehme 9erduld," apifen mir
niht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-14

NIreau Ger GpmmiTdre fir pffcntlid,e Sd,u-
~ len. NnthhnuA.

@altimore, ben 90. @opcmbcr 1899.
@cricQeite 6orOerun0s= NnqebOtc lperoen in Die
lem Giircau bis 5rettag, Den Is. Se3ember
1899, WtittaQs l. llbr, %entQcgeu Qcuontmen iUr OiC
nit iol6sn MDbtlu, Qiefcrunqen, ETC., ais pdbyeno
os nit Dem 81. Sc3cmbcr 1900 cnoenDen 5abrts
beitelt ipcrDen m5gtn.
Spc3iiifationsn ipcrbeu in bieiem @itreau ipdb=
rcno Der @ci5Gftsftunocn ertbeilt. Gin beglaubigz
ter Gbef (ir sineu @etraq, Der udbcr in ben Spez
3iiitatiOnen an0egsbsn), muB nit Dem 6ornerun9ss
9nQebot eingeian0t ipcr0tn.
Qroben iinD lest in unicrem Qa0erbauie, CIR. III,
Sio=6reocrid=S trabe, atsGettlt.
Sa5 Reht bleibt bOrbebdlten, irQenD ipelbe urb
ale 8zNugcbote ju o~crtperftn.
SIM Nuftru9e
Charles y. Spne.
(22I & Al IN SffrrtGr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-14

George WaI6inetpr 1T
mebr BON heutIdsn uno beutldzamsri=
faniIfsn Oid,tsrn beiunsen poroen,
ols bon englifhen unb 4nslrzNmeri=
fanern. Nuh Elm 3siAen Der 3eit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-14

nit Der ben Gneldnoern ms 9iut
ibsrsegansensn Mnihauuny gu err
fldren, oab bic Greibeiten oes 2artbes
Bel sinem grob.n itsbenoen 9eere un<
teraraben niiroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-14
SefnnntmadNngen.
Mesiifratprsz Separtcment,

~ ssiifratprsz Separtcment.
" SuIttm re, II. December 1883.
Sem SnbObern Der 6sp ro3cnti9cn
OritttN bpDtbtteH bligati D :
mem Ger ,QS It il arDlGn0
{ nbdb H." Qurautlrt pom WtaDor uno Staotz
ratb NON Baltimore IND lptlb' NaBterc AM l. Saz
mar 1900 falig IND, lpiro bisrmit Nabrtbt gCgebcn,
Dab Der Stl0t|Rp ~.trator Oarauf p~prbtreittt icil
miro, ~NicltlbcH q III pOtr mao Dem >. 3 a.
mar 1900 bel 0trtn NOrjciQung lno Nbglbe III
Disiem Stpartcmcnt finjul0ieM
Sic 3inien aui beiaQte Cf5ijgationsn tperoet am
|. Sanuar 1900 %auibbreH.
8. Srarf SuppIee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-14

Sn ben Ser. Stdaten It
rS6 Der 9erednung zines Jinan3Itaz
fiitifers 70 piel 9elb, oaB auf jeoen
linnobner $3.50 falsn. 8eoau=
ernspertb TT babel nun, bob es Bel ben
MeiIten Doneben geFallen lit.
(sSnb. Sel.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-14

So6n Bull bpItfi9 tGgz
lid neue bDaiI9e 9aue. Sur Qbz
tpedFelung berihtst MSstbuen iiber bic
grDbte NieDerlase bes &risgss.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-14

gbparo Bates, gibliotbsfar oes
SGabamts Departments in 0aI6z
fngton, 1T i'm Qlisr bon 25 Sa6rsn in
Ct. Souls, Mo., gsItorbsn. @r mar
friber Curator Der OfFsnti36sn 8iblio=
thet in ct. Qpuis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-14
,,Gbejapcafe =9inie"
,,Norf= MibcrsQinie,
kks Merchants g Miners

&-+sAEIE ITaHsPUTIaUIUH CUIIlp.
Rx2EARE@ Sdnpfer tinien.
Rad Bottom une benz Often:
iebeu Dicnitae, 3oHneritas unb S0HrtGss
9tanmlttGaS 4 uhr.
Nad, 3rcptreuce unf Gem Cffen:
ieben Wontaa, Vitttrpoh uno Nr.tta8, NfadlM 4 llhr.
Rad, gaoannab nne Gem Euosn:
ieben Wlontas. Uttttipot, Breitag. aatmtttaQs 4 ubr.
Gad, Renpprtsyeems une Worfoit:
tdaIid. ousssnou,men eamitaas, gla6m. 4 tbr.
uniiDertrefflfde Beoutn,Iitftiten unb SetoifisuRs.
eor8fdltige Der !abuus uno ihHeqs Setorotruns.
q. u. Ginlnsbar!, astnt.
8uB b.s Idnsen 9sfs;
u. S.&tebbins. u. 8. Di.;
sS. y. SMrner. @.fR.EI.;
q. g.. 5Bbituep, 2.sVt.
6auptblrsaur- @r. 2Ii OFT @erman.1 traas.
ul3t&S3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-14
finie. slttrafttpe

mad 9bifabstpbia. Gaiitte - ~sin3,lnsr
Gabrpreis 81. 90, 3~cbntdqioc GrturFon 81 20;
Set - ~einlclner 6abrprcis $50, i~cbutdGiQt Or
%iur'ion So 90. gla3 %tlantits6itp s.. 10, Grfurs
fion 1915. Rad Ntip:yort (per @abn BON Nbis
~lnOelpbia - G~rturjou So. i5truer ViQtte nab
SauE9liorr, @oton, Albaun, 3ron. H.=V., Ncrrs
Sapen, Bridgeport uuo gortlano, Ntc., urD Iuntz
ten n6rOli6. SdQlib, ousqtuommsn Sonntugs, nm
5 nbr Nadnt. GrfurfOnssgi1tte iptroeu II II T i'm
Sitrtau %pcrfauft. Gradt b%iliQcr, ag sie nit Der
@abu. e6idt mad Qampbltt. GIorsnct
Sbripsr, ggcnt, Hr. 204, 2igbtfr. (G!S1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-14
Trau Sea's
,rruotfict1cr MenuIatpr

BAT eunb,rttn bon esanqfistsn Grausn @liiditliq.
felt etbra5t. Qnt aub nibt elm ~sinJjgts Wal itbls
qtidlol zen. spdttttns rad ipti bis iiinf Sa9cr
puroe tets Nbbilfs seidaiitn. RtjH Sbmtrj. Et.z
ne Grfabr. Seine 1lute5br,hunQ Der grbeit. Qtr
goft pO:r i'm 9ir,au s.. 8a:b;rth:luHe GRATIS
Sprtdtunptn ron 10 llbr 9orInittaQs bis 8 ubr
gbenD5; SouHtaas BON 2 bis 5 llbr Na9mittass.
sSram Sells
sr. 66s, Bef'6rantltnz, nabe QiHefrase.
4ug. 49, "a, 5&Sl Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-14

Sas taipe mort aus
beutIdem ainoermunpe: vNph {
Werm6e," lautet ms mpoerne gna=
hide iibsrfsbt: Hit him again!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-14
9aapfi btfs' NR;eieea.
Baltimore S~ampf=Sadst,Sp.
Wlte une suUerldinac
q IL G

GItsarte GonoFsr tdalip, ausgcnommen Conn.
TAGS eoH ben HeueR YicrS ytr. 10, II, IL mo l3,
9lQbts StraRs, nm $50 llhr Nbeno5 nab Oh Qpiut
comfort, 3inrfpif. 9prtsmuuth uuc allen
@unften Res Surcus. Serhtnnune i'll Yortsuoutb
nit Der - SeabuaIo 2iir gilie" aeihIoiieaer 3ue, gortss
mouth nah 2tla1ta. SHge 8srbiEouug nd >%clooa
nit Der u%gttlantic Goait Slaie." 81 9iorfolf %erbu.
buna NIT Der nAoriolt no 9drotiEa," r~yioriott mo
2 ortbern," .NtIudtlc uEo 9anpiIe" uno r9torfolt no
Weiisrn giierbabn," uuo NIT Der r0lo Goml1ionr
Qinrc" rah 9~tetpterre unb 2Soi1iraton, g.zS.
UiahIseiten nab benz curopllihen Blame. &nrurtoie
SaIitenz,Slumer. @tettriine BeleuttuHg. Sam2fs
h~ei,u1o. Sojsn mi ban beisae 3Giitens Simmer I'm
Goraus I'M yllet Yhredu Der Sais2lnie, Suorptitz
Baltimore uno GaIpert. z trase. Gelepbon l435.
Sptn u. EDtriuppe, W5fulam Rduean,
gjICe= Ir Hiioeat Ser. Nr. uub luil. Naent.
uao General ulnaaser. G. Broom. o. $ilets aaeat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-14
Die CatOn & Burnett
01stoc(sidlale

unt.sri6t,t nab benz 0rliroliaittu uuo fprti9ritt,
li9it,n Sptsm iur Dir geit6ftIitt Nusbiloung.
Ter llntsrridt in A~tritlbsn fir SItnoqrapbi, uuO
Naibinsaibreib;n lit aaU5srtrOifen. Dir tnslis
ibtn 2sbrfa9sr limbs ipeIisat &aabtung.
5aesasllntsrriat in allen 3Ueistn umo Tii1.r.
8 Dtonats $50.
@btno : llnttrriat, sjri6ieBlj5- 9u9tr 6 Nos
mate $3.50. SaStszShult oas game Sabr gs=
0if1tt. @~bsnoitult pom CttObtr bis apriL
9asqen 4usfuuft pfnat man ftp rIaEolth ODER
iarfftli6 an
Gatpn & Burnett Solese.
9oroof=Gds Baltimore une GbarltsaStraB..
CSaa. II, 3U{t;, 9&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-14

96rIcheu a,,f MDbetn.

bon 800 a~ufpdrts. Seine G~Outmiifon bcrtdnst;
&duitr, 0runO3initu, A90potbeteI, &oupl0Be etc.
Qtget gaor a~nqetoutt. : Il III. 8 autb, Nr. 81,
&oriuss StraBc. CHoD25,1 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-14

No6bem IL 8urenuuB er
ben r8obal Srii6 5uliliers" nun au9
nod bic rHobal Srif6 Hiflss" gu Sc
faneenen eema6t BADEN, Iputsn le
bod balb esnug Srldnber baden, UNI
jebe Stabt i'm 5ransbaul unb i'm
Srdnje@5reiItaat init poliaiiten berz
febn au fDnnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-14

9r, Sans @iefe, Der bsut t.
f6e aonFul in Tacoma. Maib., eez
bertt gum 9siten zines fir DeutFae
beftimmtsn Seim5 i'm Staate Walbz
lngtpn Die 9rDBeren Staote Der Union
gu beIu6en uno 9ortrdse ii6er feline
grlebniiie in Mfrita unb anoere inte=
reiEdnte S6emata gu balten. Oas ebls
nnternefmsn Ipqte Die tbatfrdftigel1nz
terItiibung aGar Oeut16en fnloen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-14

Die bemofrattf6e g q d.
loee hefert ii6 nit jeoem Sage. Gin
Ditli6er Semofrat nu6 Dem anpere,
periebt benz anriibigen SilberI6pin=
bel ben perbienten Sritt. 3u ben
NspzYOrfer 0emofraten baben ii9
jebt auh Sibleb unb Mcgieer bon
pennIDlDania ssIeat. Die Marpldnz
Der Dennis unb Snitb sperbsn nidt
3uriidbfeiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-14
0puSnnsNorf=E errctcrn.

Reus StftiOntn Tno IeSt iur Seii9tiglHa btrses
ri6tet. 9iel. ausgepaI!tt 2ots. Ser Supsrlnten'
bent pes @ruuoe5 uno gooea5 !piro ieoc gelpInl5tt
Nusfuujt ert5tilsn. las remator u II
febt ta9I:6 5Ur SnipsttiOn oiien. g9eqtR Habrs:m
ptnns man fb an Den Superintenotnten ODER al os
Eirtou in q r. 322. RorD =G L r E SIS r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-14

Mad Wnnap0IT5, ut. '1'U7'
$50 @orm.s !12.4l @a4m: q, S~amosn=statio"'
@trluTtn GamOtusS tatton mad GreOerit, !7%
gorm., lg.i5 9orm., !l.25. !430 unO $50 9labm.
Na6 g9in0eisr, 1920 Sorm.. 240. A5 MD
gc6 Sag,rgtoipn, 10 20 gorm., Alb, lE3l q.
sad Dt, airO uno 3>uti@tusStatIontn !rD
!9I5 Born, 1925, i4.3j, $50. 1870, lilo Y.
No6 Gnicotts6itp, !7.30,i?Q4j 9orm., 10
$50, $50, $40, *lllO WadIr.
Na6 Gurtis' &OD, !G.2S @orm.
Mad Qurap, MT. 8opolsS% Citation, 225 4a2n'
Enmhar-@ tntinn y 20 Mndm-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-14
Baltimore sSbiosS abu.

'Idglid. ! SaGli6, ausoenommtu 5onntaqs.
j? Bur S~oHntag5.
Wtittpdrts. Berl. Wlt. RpGal. 9trl, 6umO.
Gbita0o, ea Qittsburg " 9.32 8orm. a $40 y.
Chicago, bil Helparf s642 NQ6m. = 100 R.
Clint, Qouisp. & st. 6. ......* 9.55 ..
Clint, Gouiso. & St. 9. 1925 Ra6m. -. 40 y.
6iut., Qouisp. & ct. 8. *l04l Qobm. . 1856 y.
Yittgbura & glebelauo . 9.32 8grm. > $40 y.
&ittsturQ & GlepelanO " 9.32 &orm. . $40 @.
0ittsbur0 *t0.4l Rabm. : 1855 q.
Columbus & qoltos "l0.4l Ra3m. 1866 g.
90. fhinntnn Ont,l Z % u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-14

9r. 9artbplb BON 81.
2oui5 fat i'm GongrsB cine Sin elm
sersi4E, bic ben @sbur!sIag 2incoln's,
IL. Sebruar, au einem Nationulfeisrz
ta9s erbebt. - 6d!te Efun ldng|t ges
Fdeben iouen. 5rsut uns, bab Elm
0eutT6 : 4msrlfaner ben Nntrag
lieQts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-14
EpOc2fGHe.

Sim y. 0mcmbtr IN arqurt e. 2uno, 8
SAGE alt.
Aim II. Scscmber e ft9er map Grper, 2
Sabre ait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-14

~ Baltimore. Shefaptaece uuc Iid,mpnes
~ TunpffdliH Spmpaauie.
Der. Staaten 9"todmpicr atlanta" uno pGbcrlotte,"
Wom Bier Scr. 10, Slgbffra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-14
0entfde Rsent,tr
-cc1-
general eritderungs= GefeliMaften

gereiniste tSoporo & glationol) BON Baltimore.
Wdstebure, Don 3eutihlana,
Nr. g.. 9pisCiiessN penue.
In BEN Gebduoe hes ~Gegtihsn Sorr.iponhentsn a
t2SlH Garl S'aucmane. Supsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-14
Neue Mr,eigcn.
Sr. Tcrpinnno Rcinbaro,

~. ~ VF*VHT"~T
Rr. 22O, MaoiiOu : Strobc, Der Die lcbten g8o6sl
ipcQcn Grautbeit ans @au5 qcicHclt mar, ba
feline 9rari5 mieoer auigenOatmcn. G5-6,4 $3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-14

N.usr, lridt.r, LANCER Riidiablunagptan, foie
folder BON ionit Nisueupem e~fierirt miro. Gwi
bic ,3sit zines Sabrcs, rpenn Sic IS ipitni6,r.
Seine faliten @~tripr,GungsE in Den 3situngen.
Seine SiuItu=Jatsn ~aueeitist, Uni Sic IRE 81
fHbfen, bod per0sn SbHsn ale gprtbtilt g~eboten,
,uelhe Inose %riitriren. Rahjuftaqen im girs1u
Der ,9pfomde 2pon Guarantee GoupGaD,+ 3immr
Rr. 5, r9anf non 9uItinlore="gcbduoe Gte saltis
msre= uRo ct 9aut=GtraEs. CROP u, :. &S.l 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-14

unb ME Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
tpGtIt bic @ere6rung bss ameritaniz
1fen Bottles fir i'm uno Iein Qaoenz
fen, 10 LANCE mod MenIAen Rben, Ell
men 1oldsn gAarattsr uno lsin Bert gu
piirDiuen.
The evening times., 1899-08-19

1t has been discovered that there is no
General Land and Indian Offices to the
old postoffice building, and that the
crowded condition of things will have to
remain in statu quo at the Patent Office.
Atlantic Building, and Pension Office until
Congress meets and provides funds for
the removals.
At the last session Congress only appro-
priated money for the transfer OF. the
Postoffce Department to the new building
on Pennsylvania Avenue. The transfer OF
the General Land and Indian bureaus was
an after-ad adjournment confederation. In
looking around for ways and means to
speedily get into their new quarters,
Commissioners Hermann and Jones were
informed by the Secretary of the Interior
that he had no appropriation or authority
to incur the expense of several hundred
dollars for the proposed removal, which
means that authority would have to come
from Congress before he would feel JUS
tilted in making contracts for moving
these bureaus.
There is an enormous accumulation OF
records and furniture In the General Land
Office which alone occupies nearly one
half of the great Patent ONCE Building
This structure is more than twice as large
as the building to which they will go, the
old postoffice site occupying but one square
of ground, whereas the more modern Patent
Office Building occupies two squares. 1t
is said, therefore, that the General Land
| Office will Immediately need every nook
and corner Of the old Postofice Building.
and there will be no room for the Indian
| Bureau, the Geological Survey, and the
Railroad and Mail Division of the Pension
| Office which 1t was proposed should occupy
| jointly the quarters with the General Land
Office.
Commissioner Evans has been anxious
to secure new space for the mail division
| of the Pension Office, SO that the present
quarters of that division, which are in the
| northeast corner Of the Pension Office
Building, could be turned over TO the new
division to be known as the Spanish War
Division of the Pension Office.
| Now that halt will be called in the re-
| movaI arrangements Of all these bureaus.
| the prospect Is bright for the old Postoffice
| Building to remain vacant from the time
the Postoffice Department is removed until
Congress meets when il is proposed TO ask
| Congress for a thorough renovation or a
| remodeling of the old structure before 1t is
again occupied. II is said this should be
| done anyhow, but especially if it cannot be
| reoccup.ed until the action OF Congress.
| Postoffice Department officials expect TO
| be settled In their new quarters by Septem-
ber H.
The evening times., 1899-08-19
GAMES TODAY.
Washinsfon at baltimore.
Philadelphia at New York.
Brooklyn at Boston.
. Cleveland at Pittsburg.

Barring the batting feature, the game
between the Senators and Pirates yes
terday was a good exhibition Not an
error marred the Senators pay, while the
Pirates made three-one of them being
responN5le for the Senators solitary run.
Eight hits were garnered by the Pirates
while the Senators made but four. Wey-
hing, for the Senators, and Sparks. fo-
the Pirates, were in splendid pitching con-
dition and each gave good exhibition.
The Pirates scored one in the fifth on
-Beaumont's. O'Brien's. and Donovan S
single; and again in the seventh on
Bowerman's, Donovan's, and Sparks sin
gle, Beaumont was out at the Plate, Nc
Gam 10 Roach. The Senators score was
made in the seventh on Freeman's single,
O'Brien's fly to Williams, and Bowerman' s
r error. Yesterdays game closed the con-
tests with the Pirates for this season.
Attendance, 800. The score:
R.HE.
Washington 80. o o o OIL Q
PittsbuTg ...... o o o 0 o. 6
g. First base by errors-Washington 2. Left or
bases-Washington 4, Pittsburg s. First base or
balls-Of Sparks j. Struck out-By Meyhng 8
by Sparks 2. Sacrifice hits. NJ. o'Brien
-Schriver, j. S. 0'Brien. Stolen base7Atherton
Double plays-Padden 10 Bonner 10 Mctiann
Hit by pitcher-Ely. Umpires-0Day and Hunt
Time Of game, hour and 30 minutes
The evening times., 1899-08-19
Chargea with Petit Larceny.

: Clifton Fantroy and Melville Jordan, colored,
aged respectively twenty and nineteen years, ap-
peared before Judge Mills, in the Police Court
this morning, charged with petit larceny. They
demanded q jury trial. and were held in 500
bail. Josephine West is the complainant in the
case, and charges the defendants with having
stolen FROM her hand satchel, two silk UNI
brellas, table cover, and napkins, a basket
containing dishes, comb and brush, pocket
book containing 90 cents, and other articles.
They are charged with having committed the
theft several days ago boat plying be-
tween Washington and Motley Hall.
The evening times., 1899-08-19
Visitors Eram Sweden.

Major Sylvester this morning received a call
from S. G. Iceberg, commissioner OF police and
chief of the detective force of Stockholm, Sweden,
accompanied by John Carlin, assistant chief of
the detective force of that city. Both gentlemen
here to see Washington and inspect its po-
lice department. They will also make enquiry
into the workings Of the national Secret Service.
Major Sylvester has detailed Officer Carlson, of
the Metropolitan force, who is a Swede. and
speaks the language, to accompany the visitors
around the city, and show them through the va
rious precincts. Messrs. Iceberg and Carlin ex-
pect 10 spend some time in Washington.
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Sunday mt the Y. NJ. G. A.

The Y. NJ C. A. Mems meeting tomorrow after
at 4:So viii be led by Grant Leet. Lemonade
and palm leaf fans will add to the comfort OF
all those who attend Men cordially invited.
The gentlemen in charge of the services are:
Rev Z. Clifton Shaver, J. II. Allen, Robert Bal
lard, Grant S. Barnhart, James NJ Brooks, L. d.
Clark, John D. Rhodes, Arthur c. Bishop Harry
Brewood, W. J. Bowman, Louis d. Bliss, F. II.
Caldwell, Charles r. Dean, Percy NJ Hughes Her
c. Metcalf Fred Mckee. DR.. E. b. Pollard.
George L. Rose. ir.: Dean Swift, Cassell Sever
ance, Edward Tarring, W. NJ. Terrell, and Will.
lam Tulloch.
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To Address the Letter Carriers.

Postmaster General Charles Emory Smith has
accepted the invitation of the National Associa-
ion of Letter Carriers ard will address that body
at its tenth annual convention in Scranton. Pa,
on the sth of September. He will also review
the letter carriers parade 1t is estimated that
there Will be 1000 carriers in line. This will be
the largest number that ever paraded at con-
yenfion
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A small noy,. Remarkable Luck.

This morning, shortly after 10 o'clock, John
Stott four years old, whose parents live at 1868
jefferson Street, in Georgetown, attempted to
cross the tracks OF the Capital Traction Com
pany at the corner Of, Jefferson and NJ Streets.
and was struck by a west-bound car. He was
picked up by the Fender and carried some dis
tance before the car could be brought to stop.
He iniracuotisly escaped INJURY. Sergeant Keefe,
of the Seventh precinct, disentangled him from
the ropes Of the fender. and took him to his
The evening times., 1899-08-19
Almxhouse Addition Bids.

Bids were opened in the Office of the District
Commissioners at noon today for the construction
of an addition to the Almshouse. The eompeti-
tors in the bids were John Hughes, of Baltimore,
$I4, ,725; Landvoight & Kimmel, s16,0o0 and D.
F. Mockabee, 1856 This is the second time
proposals have been received by the Commission
ers for this purpose. Several weeks ago bids
were opened but were too high. and all were re-
jected.
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An Organ Grinders suit.

The Crawford Paving Company was today made
defendant in a suit for damages for 5000,
brought by Autnn Grogori. The plaintiff, through
his attorney, Edward L. French. in his deca-
ration, states that while on Ninth Street. be-
tween and C Streets. on May last, in the
lawful pursuit OF his calling. '.orgsn grind
err he struck down and run by one
of the carts of the defendant, and severely in
jured.
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In an Important Capacity.

NJ. o. Chance, Chief Clerk 10 the Fourth As
sistant Postmaster General in the absence of Mr..
Bristow, is acting Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General. lie is perhaps the youngest in the
service of the Government who is acting in such
important capacity. Mr.. Chance is the broth
er of Capt. William W. Chance, Of the Volunteer
Signal Corps, who recently returned from the
Philippines.
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Stuck, to the Scat.

iaughable incident occurred in one OF Seventh
Streets department stores. II appears that the
owner was rcnovating and painting the store
when Horace DeYouns, one OF Washington's most
popular society men, entered the store and occu-
suit may be imagined. Mr. Young remarked
that 1t was the. yaTni6h that holds. Enquiry re-
vealed the fact thai rs Warren Co., sis Ninth
Street Street nor no5tawssti lalaPled this firm with the
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Washington % 1000 0o1O 0-1
Pittsburg ......o o o 0 o.
Bucks Braves Benten.

The Giants work at the bat yesterday
was too much for the Red Legs, and they
won their fourth straight. The score:
R.HE.
Cincinnati ..... 0 j o o / o. 10 i
New York ..... o &-5 II 2
First base on errors-New York J. Left on
baseslCncinnati 10, New York z. Three-base
hits-Grady (2). Two-base hit-Grady. Sacrl-
fee hit-Corcoran. Bases balls-of Carrick
., of Hahn i. Struck out-By Carrick 2, by
Hahn G. Double plays-McPhee and Woods, Gra-
dy unassisted Hahn, Corcoran and Woods Hit
by pitcher-McPhee. Wild pitch-Carrick. I'm
-pires-Emslie and Mcdonald. Time of game
hours and j minute. Attendance. 400
The evening times., 1899-08-19
GibsOn,s Case Continned.

Charles W. Gibson, charged with selling adul-
terated milk, appeared before Judge Taylor this
morning at 10 O'Clock. The defendant had not
secured legal advice, and asked for further time.
Twenty dollars collateral was required and the
was continued until Tuesday at 10 O'Clock.
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He Stole n Rubber Plant.

Elijah johnson. colored boy, about fifteen
years old. pleaded guilty this morning in Judge
Mills court to the charge of stealing rub
Der plant, valued at 81, from the premises Of
1919 Kenesaw Avenue northwest. He was fined
SO in default of which he went to the work
house