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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-12-09
THE CLAIM AGAINST MOROCCO.
visit of an American WarshiP 4
Moorish Ports Postponed.

Al the suggestion of Consul General
Gunnere at Tangier the State Department
has postponed until about the middle OF
February the visit Of an American war
ship 10 Moorish ports to back up the de-
mands OF the United States for the pay
ment of the s., 900 indemnity on account of
the killing AT Fez of Marcus Ezegui. an
American citizen. Mr.. Gunnere represent
ed to the State Department that religious
ceremonies lasting more than month
would begin soon in Morocco and during
that time no public business would be
transacted. He thought 1t advisable,
therefore. to postpone the carrying out of
the intentions of this Government.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-12-09
The Proposals.. for war.hip.

The Board on Construction Of the Navy
Department will hold q meeting tomorrow
TO examine the bids for new battlsships
and armored cruisers which were opened
in Secretary Longs office Friday. secre-
tary Long said yesterday that the nEur-
ing made necessary because Of certain
specifications by some of the bidders un-
der the terms of the Navy Departments
advertisement, and other work connected
with the examination Of such large pro-
posal. would prevent the award OF con-
tracts for a week or ten days.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-12-09
Xmas, 1900.

Getting near Xmas, You'll nssd rhsrp's Oh
Port. Sherry. Brandy, or Berkeley Pure Rye fer
your guests and 10 maize your cooking psrssSs.
SIP street. Phone 1iH TOT family ordsss.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-12-09

Tie pride Of Washington Heuricli's Mae,hsn
Beer, il the best known and most popular beer in
she city. Sold on draught ut all leading hotels
and restsu rsnts and also by the Arlington Bot
t,iag Co.. phone sst
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-12-09


Il ran UP against q. funny proposition
here today" said james II. Harrison, of
Buffalo, at the Raleigh. Il was on
street car and in paying my fare handed
the conductor quarter and asked for
tickets. He looked at the money and
then handed it back with the remark that
1t was no good. l looked the coin over
but could find nothing wrong. l asked
for an explanation. The conductor smiled,
remarked, stranger, and then informed
me that the quarter was Canadian. 1t
was. l fished up scent piece of Ameri-
can mintage and rode to the hotel. Ca
madam quarters are looked upon as good
money in my city. However 1t rather
took my breath away today when the
money was showed back as being no 6ood.
AS a matter OF fact the silver In Ca
madam quarter is as fine as that in the
American make. and If | am not mis-
taken, there are a few more grains OF he
white metal in the Canadian product.
That makes 10 difference in this city.
nnd. and the Dominion stamp is as "hect-
i've As fraud order stamped by he
Postoff1ce Department"
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-12-09
The Encyclopedia Britannica for

0SC for 81 edition Of
81 It ales Fro m
Shakespeare" 155 illus
trations. Handsome cloth
binding. Only So.4S for
$40 edition OF Shakes
peare 80 volumes.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-12-09

AOC for s1.50 edition
III Land of Tawny
Beasts" a thrilling book
OF adventure. Translated
b. Elizabeth Luther
Carey. % illustra tons by
A. Paris.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-12-09
Xmas Stationery.

1SC for the usual e5c boxes will make
~ this mountain Of them quickly
melt away. Choice Of all styles. inelud-
ing the new square shape
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-12-09

Rear Of store for these Christmas
editions OF prosaic Motions"
Solid Sterling Silver Thimbles. .loc
Fancy Tape Measures. ..........--.. lie
Ladies' Silk Carriers. Zoe
Children's WORK Boxes. 25c
Fancy Basket Perfumes. .25c
Spiral-top Hat Pins, all new de-
signs .............- ......--......lo lug
Ladies' Silk Frilled Side Hose Sup
poi tiers -o'
Whisk Brooms, sterling mounted. .25c
Glove and Handkerchief Boxes. .2oc
Imported Work Boxes, complete use
Fancy Emeriss and Needle Books. lee
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-12-09
Xmas Stationery.

A0c for Marcus Wards Beautiful
W Floral Box" containing IS
sheets paper and is envelopes. The
stationery is alone worth more than
5Oc
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-12-09

Lot No. 2 COM
prises Bonn Vases.
Bisque Figures.
Com b a nd Brush
Trays, Bohemian
Glass Vases, Vic
toria rms. etc.
Plenty worth 81.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-23

date it will be possible to secure the
horaes and carriages necessary to
make a good parade while if it re-
mained set for Thursday as published
yesterday the plans would have inter-
fered with the calvary parade and
there would have been shortage of
horses and carriages. 1t is being ar
ranged to make the floral parade quite
a social event and the Queen Of the
day will be crowned at the grand ball
to be gwen at-the fair grounds Friday
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-23
BROBSTON WILL PUSH
FOR LEGISLATION
Wants an ACT Passed to Help Indus
trial Enterprises in
Georgia,
his VIEWS ON THE SUBJECT
Explains Why the Democratic Platform
Does Net Contain Plank Relative to
ii, and Predicts for the Falars.

Mr.. Edwin Brobston, OF Brunswick,
who sought to smbOdy q plank In the
recently framed democratic platform
committing the party to proposition
TO exempt new manufacturing enter
prise 10 Georgia for q period Of ten
years, said Iast night that while be
urged the plank as : member Of the
platform committee it was turned
down BY . close vote and but for the
latsness Of the hour, when the plat
form was submitted to the convention,
would have made = minority report.
He, however, reCsivsd such hearty
assurance from visiting delegates,
that he is convinced that the next
legislature win take action on the
matter and submit to the people .
proposition to amend the consttutiOn.
Mr.. Brobsson has been eogagsd f,r
the past few years 10 development
work Sad has, through his nrm Of
BrObstou, Fer dig & c., brought
many new oitiz nsa and several m lions
OF money 70 G,1rgls.
He SAYS, G orEia is wsy be lind in
chs matter Of Ad,sr,isiaS her re-
SOURCES ana 10 encouraging manufac-
turing aud pr.diots the present Csn-
sus viii show some startling COMPARE
son ts an1 disfAvor 10 relation q Ehs
general prospsrIty q shs south ana
that less fAyersd stssss viii make !
better showing than Georgia.
nBssIdss representing large interests
in South Georgia. Mr.. BrobstO ma firm
has just been employed to develop the
local territory OF the Tailulah Falls
Railroad and Hotel Company,
He Is yery easnsst in his efforts to
s
get moro favorable .legislatiOn for
manufacturing enterprise and says
that he is constantly met by the state
msut from capitalists that Georgia
does not hold out the same induos-
nsnts as offsred BY other s,ulhorn
States.
de says that while 3 majority of the
platform committee we're favorable to
his proposition, they we're fearful of
ths result OF taoking the idea on TO the
platform and making it a possible is
sue. They recognize the wisdom of it
from business standpoint, but were
afraid OF it from political standpoint.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-23
FLORAL PARADE FRIDAY AT 2 P. NJ.
Oaioers and LadIes of lhe FaIr peoId.


Officers and Ladies' Of the Fair Decide
Upon that Date and Hour last Night.
The change in the date of the Floral
parade to occur on Thursday instead
of Tuesday as first announced was
found to conflict with arrangements
that had already been perfected by the
fair officers and after conference last
night with Mrs. Whitfield, President
of the woman's Bolrd, it was decided
to have the Floral parade Friday after
noon, June 2stb. BY changing to this
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-23
RACE HORSES ARRIVE.

Mr.. ]. Holder Brings String From ValdOssa
Last Night For the Fair
The arrival Of additional horses to
participate In the coming races at the
fair is matter of daily note now, and
last night Mr.. ]. Holder, of valdosta,
reached Brunswick with three OF the
spsediest on the Southern circuit. Mr..
Holder has stabbed his racers with Mr..
Il. s.. McCrary temporarily, aud will
move to the fair grounds next week.
he Is young Georgian, and has many
friends in the State. His brother, ed
itor B. F. Holder, OF the Forsyth
Chronicle, was recently elected dele
gate from his district to the Kansas
City Convention.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-23
An Approaohinr wedding. /.

Cards have been issasu announcing
the approaching wedding OF Mis-.
Sarah Weinstein, daughter Of Mrs. r
wsinstein, to Mr. s. S Gomn. Ths
ceremony Will be performed Tuesday
afternoon, Jhly 10th, at 80 O'Clock in
the parlors Of the Oglethorps ard
many friends and relatives OF uhe
young couple will be present to ex-
tent congratulations and best wishes
for happy future.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-23

the crowd with liberal Distributions
OF advertising matterEand extra In
duoements n the mattsr of-rstes. II
now behooves Brunswickisns to write
their friends and relatives to pack up
and come down to the big show.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-23
Frank Proctor KlId.

The Times is inform ID thss COLOR
ed man named Frank Proctor, sup
posed to be from this section was
killed IN one Of the shafts Of the
American Coke Co., of Adah, Tenn,
last Friday.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-23

Association has returned from visit
to Yaldosta, Savannah and other
places in 1.-THE interest of the fair and
while away he booked some splendid
attractions to bring down. They viii
begin to arrive Sunday morning and
from that time on to the opening hour
the fair grounds will present busy
scene Of preparation for the gents of
the week.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-23

night. The parade Will be one Of the
most beautiful sights ever witnessed
in this section and preparations now
under way by the biCyclIsts Of Bruins
wick indicate that their feature Of ths
procession will be one Of the most i'm.
pOrtant parts of it.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-23
MAY TILT FOR PRIZES.
caualry Troopers Are Wanted At Brunswick
Next Week.

The members OF the Georgia Hussars
and other cavalry troops in this vlcin-
ity are debating whether or not they
shall accept an invitation from the
m .nAgement Of the Brunswick fair to
tAkd part in the military and other
exercises Of Thursday, June l2s. Maj.
Dart, who Is in charge Of this feature
Of the fair, is in correspondence with
Capt. A. Gordon CAsssls, OF this city,
on the subj 'ct. and has offered strong
inducements to secure the prsssncs of
the cAvalry commands.
Capt. CAssels is thoroughly inter-
ested, and stated last night that he
hopes to secure the attendance of all
five OF the troops in aud near Savan-
nah. He counts upon the attendance
OF his troop, the Liberty Independent
aud the Liberty Guards, both of Lib
srty county, as practically assured,
and thinks he VIII have little difficulty
in prevailing upUn the Wayne and
McIntoshstroops, both Of which are in
easy distance or Bruuswick, to accept
the Invitation. Capt. cssssls is anx-
ious to have the Georgia Hussars at
tend also, as il is proposed TO make
the tilting the testG2 the day, and the
Liberty troopers win naturally want
something % 20 up agaiDat.
A called meeting o. ths Hussars was
held at the Armory last night and the
matter was laid before it By Capt. Cas-
sells. The Inducements offered BY the
fair committee, as stated by Capt. Gas
sells, are 81 follows; A prize Of 500
TO ths largest troop attending, prize
Of 500 to the beat tilting team Of any
troop, and q prize Of s2B 70 the best In
dtvidual tiltsr. Capt. Cassels stated
that . special rate Of one cent mile
for all military men 10 uniform had
been offered By the railroads, and
that saerta are being made to secure
special Frfa Tor tls hotasa.
The matter was discussed At SONS
length, the matter of horses for the.
troop being the difficult point. Tue
members would prefer to use their
own horses, especially for fitting. but
the transportation Of horses is rath-
sr costly item. There being only =
small attendance it Was decided to de-
fer the matter for day or two. If al
special rate for the transportAtion Of
horses can be secured it is likely that
that the invitation will be accepted
Capt. Cassels, In speaking OF the
matter, said that even If the special
rate for horses cannot be obtained the
Liberty troops would doubtless arr
range TO mRFoh through the country
to BruDswick, the distance being
merely a days march, and that the
Darisn troop would doubtless adopt
the same plan. The conditions i'm
posed By the fair committse are that
at least three troops must participate
in order to secure the award of prixsS
offered. There are some famous tilt
srs among the south Georgia troopers
and the opportunity of proving their
skill, with the additional incentive of
good prizes, is likely to prove tempt
ing ons.-savAnnah News.
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The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-23

He Visits vaIdOsta, Savannah and
Other Places in Interest Of the Fair.
Secretary F. Moe. Brown, the hust.
ling official of the Southeastern Fair
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-23
Att.ntion, Oopf.d.r.t. Veteran $.

You are required to bs at SOL VOL
street, corner street, today, june
%, at 5 .. m >. to pay the last mark oi
respect to our deceased brother, VIM
Porter. w. B. BURROUGHS, Pres.
HORACE DART, Sec, C. V. G. Cc. G
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-23
Enormous Sales Made by One Firm
That Used This Paper
Exclusively.
WHAT ONE LADY MISSED
Levy Bros. Made a Special Run on Shoe:
Yesterday Morning and Had Big
Crush Of Customers.

Yesterday Morning and Had Big
Crush Of Customers.
The value of advertising in The
Times was never more clearly proven
than in an instance on yesterday, af-
fsOting one of BlunswlCk's largest
arms, who made use of The Times
columns to advertise a certain sale
The nrm in question is that of L.vss
long HnOe household word in thi,
City, and the advertisement in ques-
zion appeared IN The Times EXCLUSIVE
ly, and only few days. The adver-
tissmsnt wac to the effect that on Fri
day yesterday morning, from six to
twelve O'Clock, Messrs. Levy Bros.
would sell any ladies' tan oxford Ties
in the store for e5 cents, the former
DrlOs being from sl,OO to $500, and
one lot Ohildrsns tan shoes, size to
3, between 8 ana u O'Clock, for 80
cents, the former price ranging frOn
70 osnts to sl.OO. The advertisement
stated that positively none would be
sold after u o'clock.
The Arm informs The Times that
through the fundamentally of thi.
advsrtissmsns in The Times, which
they used as the sois medium of reAoh-
Ing the public, they on yesterday
morning .Old nearly one hundred
pairs Of shoes, and that the rush dur
Ing the time Of sale was enormous.
They also stated that during the A.
tornOOn hours there we're calls for
shoes, but As the hour of sale closed
At u o'clock, they could not sell any
after that hour.
oOs lady who did not subscribe for
The Times stated that she heard of the
sails from a subscriber Of The Times,
but she heard of 1t too late and was
among those who called after the sale
had closed for the day. This lady left
the store regrstting the fact that she
not been a constant subscriber to The
Times and it is more than probable
that she will be on our list at an early
date.
In this one advertisement there wa.
an opportunity afforded to The
Times readers to save more than !
months subscription At one time on
the single puroAAHs Of one pair Of
shoes from Lsvy Bros. who advertised
their special sale ezolusivsIy in The
Times.
To those merchants who are looking
for a medium to advertise their goods
that the people read and rely on The
Times chesrfully commends itself.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-23

New line of Wash Goods, just in, at
The Bee Hive.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-23

New line Of Wash Goods, just in, at
The Bee Hive
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-23

SECRETARY F. MOc. BROWN RETURNS.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-23

Rsv. Walter M. Gilmore has re-
turned from Atlanta, where he has
bsen attending the B. Y. P. U. con-
vsntion.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-23
PRoKlSE AILROAD MEN HERE

- ----------H-~--a--~~
Soa Plant systsm People are
" pg Crowds to the Fair.
= ASaF. Randail p, one OF the best
known I the soutbern's special rep
Fs'snssA~ss 10 the south, Mr.. Walter
7. Cosby, = former Brunswiokisn now
with the southsrn's Office st jackson
Vile. ana @ neral Agent Caodler, Of
the Southern, met with the Fair com
mittse last night and thoroughly dis
Ousssd ths question Of rates for the
coming fair. The Pla i suatsw pas
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-06-23

New line Of Wash GOods, just In, at
The Bee Hive.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
BASEBALL.
THE LOCAL TEAMS LOSE THREE OF THE
FOUR GAMES PLAYED-PITTSBURG
TIED WITH THE CHAMPIONS.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

GAMES YESTERDAY
St Louis. s: Brooklyn PHILADELPHIA s. Chicago. 2
(uornEg0 fnoTnirgl-
s. Louis Il: Brooklyn. 6 Philadelphia. 13; Chicago
lafferuoorl. tafternoon).
Psffsburg I: New-York 6. Boston S Cincinnati
{ror-nE1 tnorningl.
York q I
1s~re-ucouo. tafternoon).
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
ATLANTIC YACHT CLUB RACES.

The racing yachts Of the Atlantic Yacht Club
not in commission in sufficient numbers 10
make a thoroughly representative regatta its
courses yesterday, but the clubhouse was opened
with fitting ceremony and there a good sized
parade OF vessels. The former flagship the Sachem,
was present, under the command Of Frederick T.
Adams and Benjamin T. Whitocks fine cruising
schooner Ramona made her first appearance this
year Elbridge T. Cierrys Electra joined the fleet,
and Commodore Banks had his flagship the schoon-
Water Witch, looking her best. The steam
mann, on board, accompanied the racing yachts.
and the cutter Uvtra, owned by P p Doremus.
was found in commission.
The club burgee and other colors hoisted AT
1880 o'clock. the assembled vessels saluted. In
the race which followed the +6-footer Affair.
owned by Cord Meyer sailed the course alone.
In charge Of Captain Lem" Miller she had no
competitor.
The wind was south by the start. The
preparatory gun was fred at u30 o'clock and the
first OF the classes, j X ana NJ, were then sent
IN this order: The Mira, the Ava, the Ondawa,
the Eidolon, the Eclipse and the Akista. The next
class II 80 o'clock in this order: The Mime
tonka the Wrath. the Pebble, the CaFodo, the
spots and the Broncho. The Mnnetonka took the
lead and held IL all the way round.
At the Swash Channel Buoy, about TO o'clock
the order was The AVA, the Mira, the Eidolon the
Ondawa Eclipse and the Akisra. The Mira
finished 4:45 p. m. The wind shifted TO southeast
by east as the yachts went 70 the bell buoy or
away her peak halyards. After the rounding at
the Hook II a run TO the swash Channel Buoy
and home.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
-. ROTND WNGHr rHROwrSG.
BROOKLYN ATHLETIC GAMES.

The annual games OF the Brooklyn Athletic Crul
held yesterday its grounds at ALaspetn
Long Island There were many clubs well repre-
sented. and many friends OF the athletes wer.
present. The one-uiIe handicap went 10 = Calds
well from the ninery-fve-yard mark The boys o.
the Brooklyn AthleCtc Club who competed in thu
games di6 not show Up we'll The only one whs
made any showing at all was 7. F. Frazer IL n.
novice race The summaries
One mile handicsp-Won BY J Caldwell go yaStss: 2
W Harrison. PasIms A .. 600 yar1sl. =.
Shevlin. a q. C1O5 vlr1s1. third Tine-s8S.
yard tnovicst-Vyon Donohus: T =
Frazer, BROOKLYN \ c.. second r Mackenzie PasrtTna
A. c. third. Time
One nile bicycle (nOvice)-Vou Eirrta o. A.
c; 2. Bane second. F Flarch. o. W. rhtr1- Trss-
S:4a2s-
SchoeppIin. y. T. "a ses). = E Morac- A Q
tI2 feet. second = Z. CSrtes CIS seetl third
hundred ward dash-Won by o La,crnns. Ns~
Side a Time-0.I0Ns
Four hundred and forty ward rur-Won BY 7 = Dele
hanty tag A c Tirue-0-51-.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
GOLF.
HAMILTON WINS SEMI-ANNUAL CHAM
PIONSHIP AT BALTUSROL.
HIS SECOND VICTORY FOR THE ToLER CUP
TYING SECOND HANDICAP CUP
FOR VAN DUNN

Baltusrol's seu1i-annual championship was won
yesterday by c. NJ Hamilton. who has taken
prominent part in this seasons open tournaments
on local links. II is Hamiltons second victory in
these contests which are held each spring and fall
at thtrty-sx holes medal play The trophy is the
gift of Harry P Toler, and first played for
year ago when James A Tying won, after a tie
with Louis P Bayard. jr The conditions under
which It is offered specify that the player who
first wins II three times shall keep II and HamiI-
toms second victory would seem to indicate that
he will soon make II his permanent property. His
game yesterday was fast and brilliant. and his
total score 173. The morning round made in
50, but two bad holes the second round. the first
ana the fifteenth, each of which he did in Z, spoiled
the afternoon card and gave him S8.
1yng, MS old rival, close second at IT'S, and
Z. j. j. De RaisTnes third at 1884,
FOR those who did not compete in this
contest there a special eighteen hole handi-
cap at medal play, and in this s. w Van Duhn
Won place, while De Raismes and Graham tied
Tor second place. Baltusrol is 10 hold open
tournament Thursday. Friday and Saturday of
next week. The summary:
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
DARTMOUTH, q; UNION. 2.
DARTMOUTH. q: UNION. 4.
ATTERNOON GAME.

Albany May 30.-The second game at Ridgefed
between Dartmouth and Union resulted in another
easy victory for the former. Score:
H. z.
Pa55n aIf3louth .-.-..0 "a 6
Rs.t-rtes-Earnez and Brown: Mh!tbeck and Grtswold
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
AQUATIC CONTESTS.

Fifty yards swimming race (hand1cap)-won BY Hsr-
Vuelre. New-ROchele y. Y. 6 secon6sl; = A.
wenck. Ney-York Athletic Club 6 secondsl. second
Charles r Nedl;nger Knce-bocker Athletic Club 5
oncsl, third Time-0-2Sls-
Ons hundred yards swimming Chandcapr-Won y
r Nedlinger klickernocker A-hlsJia 90
secOld5l. T. A Wenck Nev-York Athletic Club Z
ondsl second. William W Nsx-york Athletic Cl1s
a ou6aN f-T -fvra- IL
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
THE RECORDS.

II was estimated last night that about thirty-two
thousand spectators witnessed the baseball games
plaved by the New-York and Brooklyn teams yes
tercav- Each team played two games, Brooklyn
losing both contests to St Louis, and New-York
winning and losing a game with Ptttsburg. As the
Philadelphia team Won a double header, the leaders
increase their advantage n the pennant race. The
double defeat OF the Brooklyn team enables the
St Louis team 70 tie the champions for second
place Nle struggle tor tai end honors between
New-Yors Boston and Cincinnati Is particularly
thrilling.
Even overaow1ng Golfers did not prevent Manager
Hanlon Of the Brooklyn team from being about as
miserable a man as there in Gowanus last
night Il was the first tine tha- team OF which
he was the manager has lost two games IN one day
he first went 70 Baltimore several years ago.
The champions did bat with their usual sue
cess which accounts for their defeat
The morning game AT Washington Park wit
messed by nearly six thousand people. Hughey
pitched with telling effect throughout. and the
hOrne players failed 70 bunch their hits except in
the third Inning. Nops was rather liberal with his
bases on balls Score