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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-01

licxnolc pslna xnaossnia, IL sadpwolsnie
nasss dochodxi do ssosytu uwislbieuia
ma widok aroydsieaa. Ztsd ptynie 20.
chop ola pswnych ideal6w, ztsd pobud.
ka do c.yn6w spoasosuyoh, stsd rosko.
ssowsnis sie " pswnych ulubionych
ideaaach. ks6rs mogs by6 nawet sskod.
live, leos .a~dawalnisjs, prsynosss
ssossloie. Prawdsiwy gsniuss tw6r
csoSoi drusgooe niera. takis ideally. leo.
niems obawy. DO stsna inns. w kat.
dym rasie oboovsnis = pieknem " s.tu.
os uszcseiliwis c.iowiska, q ~jednoossl.
ME 60 u~s.laohstnis. Many tn wiso .na.
komity o.ynnik wychowania " og6ls, a
UNCOMFORTABLE " s.ossg6ls.
Atoli be. w.glsdu ma to, osy wyoho.
wujsmy drugich, O.y ks.tasoimy %.
myoh sisbie, .aws.s pamietajmy, to mai.
lsps.ym materjaism sar6wno ola myI.
lenis, jak Ola fantasji, % ~pr.sdmioty
natury r~salnej ME .al urojenis, kt6rs
Z rseo.ywistoiois ME majs Mo wsp6lns.
60. WIr6d d.iea pr.yrody to gs6wnie,
" lwiscie ludskim 1 W oboowaniu : ar.
oydsisiami sztuki odbisra wyobraznia
dobrs wyohowanis. Natomiast ola d.ie.
Of ola lud.i nisdostatsoznie wyrobio.
nych pod wsglsdsm krytyc.nym nispo.
Aadanym jest material TAXI jak baSni,
nifty ps'ne oudownofci, legsndy o dab.
bach l nadswyo.ajnofoiaoh, bedsos wy
tworami fantasji : osas6w oiemnoty ora.
p%r.ssad6w. Togo bowism rod.aju ut.
IVORY wyobrazni powstaiy " skutek
1fyoh ~myilowyoh skojar.sh, jake tsa
dsiekl nisdostatecsnemu, powiersohow.
MENU imaniu rssczy i stosunk6w "
fwiscis. Js4sli ME kaAdy mote bye
tw6rozym gsnius.sm, to jsdnakae kat.
dy " mniejs.ym Tub wieks.ym stopniu
winien wyks.taloic sw6j smsk estetyc.
ny, beg o.sgo odmawia on sobie ufy.
wanna nsjo.ystssej ro.kos.y, wyplywa
jacej Z k~osstowania wont - 70 tax DO.
wiem - kwist6w cywili.acji. nWisl
kie umysiy" powiada La Roohsfou.
oauld-nuis tenn sic r6Ania cd umysi6w
pospolitych, TO posiadaja wieoej on6t
lob mniej namietnoloi, ale 4e majs wy4.
sze csls." Ot6t, tylko uszlaohetnienie
wyobrazni, udoakonalenis wrazliwoioi
mote czlowiskowi upr.ystepni6 W
vyzsse cele.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-01

dsleki Inn wiainis o.lo wick moralny do.
snaje sadowolsnia. gdy blizai jsgo q
sscssiliwi, q uczuwa prsykroi6 wobso
nies.cseic oudsyoh.
w codsisnnem 4yoiu .m6wi sie nie.
uss'nnie o sympatji 1 antypasji Ola roe.
nyoh os6b, Z kt6rsmi oboujemy. So to
wisfnis sisrna roswoju uo.u6 spolscs.
nych; ~fwiadcsa one niesawodnis, 70
o'sowiek ma mo4noSc roswija6 sis "
jednym lub v drugim kieruuku; by6
d~obroosyhOa ola swego gatunku albo-
s'oczyhoa.
Fakt, 70 sie litujemy mad losem bic.
dak6w pr.ynosimy i'm nastspnis ulgs,
As ma widok 10. oudsych gotowi jsstsf.
my r6wnisa lsy wylewa6, dowodsi juH
d~ostateosnie snaossnia ucsu6 sympatji
csyli wsp6lcsucia.
q drugisj strouy atoli spotyka sic In.
dsi' kt6ryoh oudse s.c.elois nspslnia
goryosa, kt6rsy wsgledsm bliznioh swo
lob wybuohaja ~.a.droaoia, q nawet nile.
nawisois kt6rsy wobso oudssgo ME.
ssossscia doznaja uosu6 .adowolenia.
Csfowisk, kt6rsgo VIOLA ma " uc.uoiaoh
pr.ygotowans take pobudki, mo4s
o.ynnis wyrsadzac kr.ywde swemu
bliznismu, sgotowa6 mu oierpisnia.
Owe wsory cnoty spolso.nej ro.wija
osfowiek 1 udoskonala oorax s.srsei:
wssystkie spoieosne urssd.snia TAXA
dasnoS'is % prssnikniets l o lyle sic js
uwafa "a dobrs, kor.ystne, o lie smile.
rssja do ograniczenia intsres6w jed.
nostkowych ma rssos dobra og6lnspo.
Istota .ia tkwi wleo W egoi.mie 1 anty.
patti, istota dobra moralnsgo - W mi.
iosOi bliznisgo.
Przykazanis moralns brxmi kr6tko:
Csyh dobr.e, unikaj .lsgol Najwy4.
SEE dobro jest dobro ludskoscI, mai.
mniejs1s dobro jsdnostki. Ambicja,
uosuols sgoistyozns, jest wtedy tylko
moralnap jsseli pobud.a c,1owiska do
o.yn6w, majscyoh ur.so.ywistni6 wyso.
kis dobra. Cnota, nauka, s.tuka, dob.
robyt spoiscsny otwisrsja jsdnostce see.
rokis pole moralnego ud~oskonalsnia.
Wid.imy prseto, 70 podc.as gdy 70.
sum ooenia skale dobra sia, podosas
gdy cbeciom nassym wskaxujs oels
srodki urssczywistnienia, ucsucia NADIA.
ja tym4e ohcsniom impuls, size ruohu,
prsss 90 chsoi wyswalajs sic wosynaoh.
Jsdnostks " drodze wyohowania mu.
81 Gle wieo wszeohstronnis prsypotowac
do prsyjsoia owych d.isjowyoh idsal6w
moralnosci, kt6rs glove 1 screen ima6
trseba. Zs pomoca oEystego tylko 70.
aumowania ME podobna moralnis suro.
wego oEiowiska skutscsnie prsekons6,
IL unforeseen jego majs bye wielkis dob.
"a l~udzkoSci; to ts1 suchs moralixows.
MIA ma temat onoty nile snajduja swykle
oddz wieku tam, gdxis uosucia drxsmis.
Rosw6j rosumu, ucsuc 1 wolf krooxy
dosyc r6wnomisrnis, 1 cd nisuka trudpo
wymagac wratliwoIoi Ola cn6t wy4sss.
60 rzedu. Ma wyzyny onoty orss cha.
raktsru, podobnie jak az wytyny gen.
jalnofci, wsnossa sic tylko wybrans
jednostki. Nismnisj hold cnotyi cha.
rakteru, tax samo jak hold gsnjussu,
ma wsssdsis na sismi swojs oitar.e.
Egoism, nikczsmnoS6, nawst q nizko
cywilizowauyoh spoiscsehstw ska.ujs
sic na bauicje.
Nsuks o m~oralnofoi nasyws sie ETY.
l.. ---Il-- - -
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-01

Prsyjsmns lub przykrs, . naressois wy.
tvarsajs pozsdania. Jezsli bowism
vra1snie, otrsymans cd jakisji rxscxy,
jest prsyjemns, " takim raxie po4ada.
my, ds4ymy do togo, ably sie ono 20.
wtarsaso; jsAsli snowu wraAsnie Jest
prsykrs, vtsdy many wstrss do nisgo
staramy sie 60 uniknsc. Owe poaada.
MIA ! wstrsty stanowis fundamsnt nas.sj
wolf.
Widoc.nsm jest, Il v ra.is nisdosta.
tsosnsgo po.nania c.lowisk mote pozs.
dac rseoU sgubnyoh Ola sisbis lab Ola
drugioh; ssmo bowlsm ucxuoie prsy.
jsmnoIci albo prsykrolci ME stanowi
normy oosniania r.eczy. Tylko rosum
mote nauosyc, 70 wyohylsnis do dua
osary ro.kos.y wied.ie do sguby. C.y.
ny wiec ludskis, podykto wane pr.e.
wole, posossaja " silnym .wiasku z 70.
sumem.
Csyny to c.iowieka m6wia zaws.s,
ossgo on ohoiaf, = to snowu, oxsgo
ohcial. Swiadczy o tenn, 90 o.ul / myila3.
Viola prssdstaw via nam sic tutaj, jake
uswiaskowanie posadania Z wyobra4s
MEM rssoIy possdansj. Brak wolf al
DO jsj ohwisjnosc polegac mote ma ME.
dostatsosnem wyobraseniu o tenn, c.s.
60 PoAada6 many. Dobra VIOLA jest ia
tylko, kt6ra rozum kisrujs, kt6ra vie.
ossgo chloe; DO ona xna dobrss Gel sws.
60 dsiafania I zna irodki do tsgo cslu
wiodsace.
Choice q choie6 to wislka r64nica.
Niekt6r.y ohos r.so.y nispodobnyob,
pragna jsk sic m6wi muir giowa
prssbic. JakaA wartoic ma VIOLA tsgo
rodssjuP 'Uo.ucia wprawd .is, kt6rs j.
o4ywiaj% moga by6 wsniosse; ale po.
oiewa4 nisms mo4noioi oxynu, pr.eto
dobra cbe6 po.ostajs W krainie niezis..
ozonyoh marseh.
Cslowisk ME rod.i sic bynajmniej =
jskss gosowa wols;on jsj nabywa 1 mo.
4s j. wysoko wyks.taici6. q pisrw.
ssyoh poped6w do .aspokojsnia maj.
prostssych naturalnych potrzeb roswijs
sic bogaty system lud.kich poAadah, tax
bogaty, ae mu ME podobna sasnaozy6
jakichs granio. Bo gdy jsdni possdajs
matsrjalnyoh bogactw, inni urssosywist.
niaja ma fwieois ideally: lob VIOLA 1 praoa
payna " lynn tylko kisrunku.
DIVA "a rodsaje intsrss6w, okolo kt6
ryoh obraoa sic sprawa ludskiej moral.
noici lub nismoralnosci: - intsresa
osoblsts I intsresa spolecsns. Zar6wno
jsdne jak drugie supsinis naturalnie
roswijaja sic ! wohodxa " sklad pota.
dan albo chceh naszsj wolf. PIerwsze
. niOh maja "a Gel byt 1 s.c.es,is jed.
nostki, ooby jednakss ME ~nsstspilo,
gdyby nam inni ludxis odm6wili swell
pomocy. Ztad wynika w1ajsmnoic In
tsrss6w ! usiug. Cnota sprawisdllwos.
Of pojawia sie na granioy inseres6w
osobistych ! oudsych, w~ystspujs ons "
chwili, kisdy interssa innyoh ludsi 20
csynamy odmisrsa6 TAXA sauna miara jak
swoje waasns. Zakres sgoi.mu stale
sic wssdy cora. szo.uplejszy, uw.gled.
mamie bBzoich - coras sxsrsss; at
wrssssis ~doohod,imy do tego, ae int.
rssa spossczne stawiamy wyAsj, sniaeli
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-01
Jak sic uczyG
i jak uczyc innych.
Napisst
adolf Dygasinsh.
Gag dalsIy).

10 tw6rosos6 polsgs take a. dob.
rych skojar.enisch umysaowyoh, jest to
~widoosus, skoro prserwy " lahouohu
myilovym iwisdo.a, IL umysl nass ME
pokrywa fwiata rssczywistego; kombi
naojs wiec jego nile mogs bye Obscene.
Zdolnosc imsnia, wisrnoi6 psmieoi,
fatwofc odtwar.ania 1 kojarzsnia wy
obraash, wytwar.anis nowyoh kombina.
Cyl potr.ebuja organi.mu wiasoiwIs
pr.ygotowansgo. Take pr.ygctowa.
ME STAG sic ME mote ma ra.ie; warunki
tsgo rodzaju rozwijsjs sic 1 gromad.a
W oiagu pokoleh drogs dzisd.io.noioi.
Przypuszcsa6 nalezy. 70 jsili p~rzyroda
" ten uposob doskonali inns zyws stwo.
rsenia, p~ozwalsjac i'm prsez odsisdsi.
o.anis przechowywa6 1 udoskonala6 os
oily nsjkor.ystniejsIe, to ME robi ona
Ohyba wyjatku ola o.aowiska, gdy ohio
d.i o jego tw6rozof6. A . tenn ws.yst,
klein jest TO kwestja sporna, gdy many
krsilic ~rodowody rosmaityoh gsniu.
SOW. R.sc.ywiscie Itw6rczy genius.
stoi zwykls sam jsdsn swoim rodsis
1 narod.ie. Tylko jsdsn jest Szskspir,
jsden Homer, Newton, Kopernik; kat.
dy Z nioh jest swoim wlasnym prod
klein, ..jak powied.isf o sobis marssaisk
Junot.
OproOs fantasji tw6ro.ej, ro.r6z aisja
jessoss odtwsrsajsca, kt6ra polsga ma
prosssm odtwor.eniu togo, 90 panied
pr.schowa'a; dsieiom takiej fantazji
brakujs wlsinie indywidualnego pietna,
kt6rs nj utworach swoioh wyoisks &c
niusz, umiejaOy ws.slki umysaowy ma.
bytsk naoeohowa6 pc swojemu.
Wir6d lud.i, obdar.onych fsntasjs
tw6ro.s, vymieniliimy Newtons I Ko
psrnika, a to dlatsgo, poniswaa psyche
logowis ~pr.yznaja duaa role f~anta.ji
tw6ro.sj W sprawaoh nauki, mianowiois
kiedy chod,i o .budowanie wislkioh
hipots.. Te zdolnoscis nis.awodnie
upOsasony bys mp. C0vlsr, gdy re
s.~csatk6w .wisr.at kopalnyoh odtwa.
rIai caikowite wi.erunki tyohfs swis.
rsst. Dsisjopis, jak m6wi Ranke, po
winisn tet miec sobie nieoo posty,
jsasli Z nisdostateo.nych 1 o~.estokrot
spr.sO.nych re soba podah ma odtwo.
r.yc obra. pr.es.losoi. zrsu.ta, idea,
IA kt6ra wielcy ludzie nisraz Ayois cd.
dswali, jest dIisiem fansa.ji sw6ro.sj.
Ale wobso tel dobroo.ynnsj s.ls
Ohstnej viad.y umysiowej powioisn sis
misc ma b%acsnosci katdy oziowisk, a
Ewias.oIa samouk. Tylko gruntowns.
mu bowiem m~yslsniu towsrsyssy rsstsl.
nile tworcsa fantasia. - So prssoiea Ia.
dsis, kt6rIy ME p~osiadajs W umyslach
matsrjaau, . jsdnak twor.s. So 1 tsoy,
ktor.y posiadajs bardso bogats wisd.s,
a brskuje Inn tw6rosofoi. TIE diva "a.
tuuki ludIi stsnovis PLACE kaadsj lite.
ratury ! sItuki. Msrzyoisl, pus.osajscy
wOdEs swsj faussrji, be. g}sbs.sgo
wnikniecis W prsyrode 1 " SWAT ludski,
ME mote sic naIywsc poeta jakkolwisk
piszs wisrszs. Ale ME jest MIN 1 cru
dyts, nisrar bard.o ocIytsny, ktory
.bsdai ! rachowai wssystkis prswidis
s.suki, a brakujs mu fantasia tw6rossj.
Podobnis jak rosum, tax 1 fanta1ja
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-02

NEWS FROM ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA,, July 1.-The Odd Fei-
lows of Potomac and Serepta Lodge a.
sembled at Trinity Methodist Church 10
night, where sermon was deliver ! Y
Rev. DR.. j. A. letters en- "Odd Fellowship
and Its Influence on the Christian II dig
ion."
The members of Fitzgerald Council,
Knights of Columbus met tonight at tie
Catholic Lyceum, and, after consultation,
determined that the council should be
formally organized on Sunday, the 18th of
July, in enc of the larger halls of the cit
1t is expected that on that occasion coun-
ellis OF the Columbian Knights from =
mond, Norfolk, Petersburg. and Washing
ION will visit Alexandria ard attend the
initiation and organization, which will be-
gin in the morning and Will not be II .
cluded until about sunset
A number of Alexandrians attended N
Washington yesterday afternoon the
funeral of Capt. James n. Snyder who wa
born in this city. He was the son of
Matthias Snyder, who was the first capita n
of .he Mount Vernon Guards Of this city.
The new terms OF office of the city tr "
urer, Commemorative attorney, clerk Of
the court, and city sergeant will begin to-
morrow. Thomas II. Robinson will sue
coed NJ B. Harlow as city treasurer. with
George Robinson as his deputy.
Miss Mary Hamilton, sister NAV of
Colonel Janney, of Seminary Hill, di d
yesterday at Haymarket and will b. bur ed
tomorrow from the residence of Dr. c. T.
Janney. at Shutters Hill. The palbea er 8
will be Laurence Stabler, 4. Kemper. G
William Ramsay, and DR.. w. NJ. Smith.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-02
oARsMAN HANLAN's SPEECH.
II Made n Hit Though the Crowd
Could Not Hear 1t.

From the New York Commercial Advertiser.)
Edward Hanlan, champion oarsman
of the world, who has been coaching the
Columbia University eight, has some good
stories to tell of his triumphal tour around
the globe in those days when he was the
fastest oarsman afioat One Of these re-
:ates how he delivered a speech after win
ming his second race in England. His first
victory had found him unprepared- He
was ready for his second with speech,
composed for him by newspaper friend,
neatly copied out on paper and stored
away for use in his coat pocket. When
the crowd outside the clubhouse insisted
upon seeing and hearing the winner. he
was helped out upon window ledge by
his friends. and held there by the coat
tails and the legs. The crowd cheered
him wildly. He was too confused to speak.
They cheered him again. He threw out
his hand in gesture of helplessnesS and
moved his lips in some inaudible humble
OF apology for his inability to deliver
speech. They could not hear, on account
OF the noise that they were themselves
making but they encouraged him with a
generous applause. He saw his escape,
and proceeded to shake his head and work
his lips in u fine frenzy of oratory. ges-
ticulating eloquently and smiling his
thanks. The noisy and good atured crowd
cheered him to the echo, and his friends
drew him in from his precarious position
on the window ledge.
You carried that crowd along in style"
they congratulated him. What did you
say? We couldn't hear you
Yes. give us an idea Of your speech,
the reporters put in, drawing out their
notebooks.
Hanlan took the manuscript from his
pocket. Here's the whole thing" he
said. DO you want it all?"
Well, rather" they answered. THAT
speech made a hit
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-02
THE RACING CALENDAR.
Entries at shecpshend Bay.

sHEEPSHEAD BAY, July 1.-Entries for to-
morrow's races:
First race-For two-year-olds nor-winners OF
$3.50; Futurity Cou.se.-king's favori;e. III;
Crosson, lis; Browndale, 1l5; Frank Erne, li5;
Ihum, us; Tom Kenny, lis; The Rhymer, lis;
Luke Ward. lis; Demurrer, lis; Glade Run. ll5..
Second race-For three year-olds: mile, on
turf.-iady Baltimore, 12l; Montanc, 1l3; Nan
sen. los; Big Gun, ll3; Brigadier, 1i3; Bomb
shell III; Nesuvisn, l2l; Commander Miller, los
The Amazon, III
Third race-For three-year- olds and upward;
handicap; one and one-quarter miles-Latson.
l2G; Prince of Melbourne l2s; knight Of the Cart
err, l22; Procession, he; Favonious, III; Lady
Massey. 1Q5.
Fourth race-The VERBAL Stakes; for fillies two
years old; Ave furiones. Elizabeth NJ, rs;
orienta, 10; Double Six, 10; All Saints, no;
Sweet Lavender, 10; Petra H. 10; Queen Pepper.
10: Lady Of the Valley, us; Connie, 10.
Fifth race-Handicap Hurdle; for four-year-olds
and upward; two miles, over eight hurdles, on
turt-Dr. Eiehberg, 1854; Hardy G., 40; Klon-
dyke. 1876; Desperado, III; Mr. Stoeffel. 10;
Hardy Pardee, lSJ; Monroe Doctrine, 100;
Draughtsran, $50.
Sixth race-For three-year-olds and upward;
selling; SIX furlongs. on main track.-Beverage,
%; Prestisitatcr. 81; Miller los; Touraine, los;
Laureate. l6I; Wax Taper, 100; Csrbuncle. 1O%;
Speedmas. i03; Cen Mart Gary, los; Keep Time,
lO5; liner, los; Lioness, 1903; Chamber. lno;
Buffoon, los: olea, g5; Precursor 103: Hsndcuf.
l03; Dread, 30; Benhadad. 1O5; Ross Clark, 90.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-02
a WEALTH OF WILD HONEY.
Texas Bees Busy Among Luxuriant
Growth of Flowers.

(From the Chicago Record.)
The wild honey crop in Texas this year
will exceed all previous yields in the
memory of those who are interested in
that industry. The bourtiful spring rains
caused the broad prairies of west and
southwest Texas to become carpeted wi
fragrant wild flowers, and the bees reyeled
in their honeyed sweetness for a protract-
cd period. There are a larre number OF
professional bee hunters" IL this part OF
Texas. and they are looking forward to
season of unusual prosperity from the sale
of wild honey. There are scores of rivers
and small streams in the country west OF
mere. Small caves and dark recesses
formed by shelving rock abound along
these waterways. They are the natural
hives of the wild bees and take the place
Of the hollow tree trunks Of the for 81
regions of the northern country. These
caverns are used year after year b. bees
and in many instances they have been
found to be literally filled with honey
Capt. l.. P. SEEKER. Of Austin. Quarter
master of the Texas Rangers, spent many
years roaming over west Texas as an Of
ficer of ranger company. He is oae of
the most expert bee hunters in the State.
There are many bee caves along the
Pecos and Devils Rivers" he said My
ranger company was never without honey.
We were on scouting expeditions aim st
constantly, but were never too busy to
rob bee cave OF its honey. 1t is wonder
iul how much honey these bees Will store
IN some of these caves. | have taken out
as much as seven barrels of pure honey
from one cave. 1t is a comparatively easy
matter to discover bee cave. My usual
method is to go to a spring or water hoe
which is frequented by bees and place q
small quantity of sugar and molasses in q
par. This sweetness soon attracts the
visiting bees. and after they have load sd
up they rise straight into the air to a
height of perhaps tea feet and then make
beline for their hive. On bright, cl ar
day the black form OF the bee can be fol-
lowed for quite 4 distance. l then take
up the pan of sweetness and follow tie
direction taken by the bee until l reach
point where | desire TO make another test
I then set the pan down again, and In a
short time 1t is visited by the industriou
little insect. When it again takes its highI
follow its course. and keep this up until
I track the bees into their hive. 1t is g
comparatively easy thing to rob a
cave. The honey commands good pri e
in the markets of the country, and i'm
mense quantities of it are sold annually
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-02
A Decision on Hard Cider.

That august body. the Supreme Court OF Illinois.
has lust decided by unanimous vote shat hard
cider is an intoxicating drink. That question As
to the intoxicating qualities of hard cider should
he raised is astonishing; that case depending
on the settlement of that question should lie taken
on appeal to the Supreme Court is beyond the
belief Of any man who was born and brought up
in New England. In that part of the country the
Intoxicating effects OF hard cider have been known
nd Justly feared for so many years that the mind
# man runneth not to the contrary. Ii is barely
,ossble that raw wood alcohol, which is the IA
yorite tpple OF the lumbermen in the biz woods
of Wisconsin may be more powerful as in
toxicant. but outside of that there is probably
no alcoholic liquor which is more subtle, deadly.
and lasting in it's effects than cider six months
ID. and poured from old brown stone jug into
i ..Arness-looking and perhaps rusty tin cup
IN the interest of the peace and quiei of sanga-
ron County it is to be hoped that no expert
ments were necessary to assist the Supreme Court
in reaching a decision on the subject.
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SAKS TEAM WINS.
The Printers Crippled by the Alb
renee of Several Regular Players.

The Printers Crippled by the Alb
renee of Several Regular Players.
The game of ball played yesterday On
the Rod and Gun Clubs grounds in Viz
gina between the saks nine and the Gov
eminent Printing Office team was won by
the merchants. The game was exciting
from the beginning, and from the seventh
until the eleventh inning the score was a
tie, each team having seven runs. In the
eleventh inning Catcher Lotus ct good
focus on swiftly pitched ball and swatted
it for a homer. which gave the Saks Buys
the winning tally.
The printers did not play their regu a :
team. Several members were absent and
their places filled by other local
talent. Hammacher. who was in the box
for the merchants. pitched superb game,
his work being the feature. The attend
ance was about 800.
A game will probably be arranged for
the Fourth between the Sake and the st.
Elizabeth teams.
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WAS IT A MIRACLEf

'Thc marvellous cure of Mrs. Rena J. Stout Of
consumption las created intense excitement in
Cammack, Ind" writes Marion Stuart, Leading
druggist of Muncie, Ind. ''She only weighed
ninety hounds when her doctor in Yorktown said
she must soon ,iie. Then she began TO use DIR
Kings New Discovery and gained thirty sever
pounds in weight and was completely cured" II
has cured thousands Of hopeless eases. and l.
positively guaranteed TO cure all throat, chest
and lung diseases Fifty cents ard 81. Trial bot
ties free at Henry Evans drug store, 022 Street.
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oUTPLAYED BY BROOKLYN.
Chicago, However, lunches Hits In
the Ninth and Wins.

CHICAGO. July 1.-For the third sue
cessive time Brooklyn lost to Chicago to-
day. The home team was lucky TO win, as
II made more errors and fewer hits than
the vsitors In the ninth inning three
hits, a sacrifice, a base on balls, errors
by Ryan and Mccormick gave three runs,
making the score favor Hanlons men
TO 3. Howell then took McGinnitys
place, but allowed two hits, gave pass,
and hit Donohue, with the result that
three tallies were scored. The score:
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-02

The Government Printing Office and
Corcoran Cadet teams, Of the local base
ball league. are scheduled to play a
Both teams have been considerably
strengthened and are now very evenly
matched and an interesting game is ex-
pected. The Printers and the Eastern
Athletic Club teams will furnish the at
traction for July 4.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-02
RACING An BRIGHTwooD.
A Good Card Announced for the
Fourth of July.


The Brightwood Driving Club and Trot-
ting Association has outlined a good card
OF sport for the Fourth of July. The 2:3o
trot or pace will be especially interest
ing, as perusa! of the entries will dem
onstrate. All OF the. fields are abnormaliy
large, and rare sport is promised. The
entries for the several events are:
2:3O trot or pdce-Purse, 500. Nellie
King. Claymore, jr.. Hop Toy, Harry c.,
General Beaie. and Charley T.
300 trot-Purse, 500. Slancus. Silver
Socks or Brende Rubino. Princess, Sham
rock, Joe D.. Lady Mambrino, Lucky Jim,
and Onyx.
2:4O trot-Purse, 500. Grantor. Chief
Silver Bill, Eddie H, and Mamie ID.
Running race-HaIf mile and repeat;
purse, $50 Socrates. Bricel, Little Ralph,
Lulu B., Sapno, and Rodemnia.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-02

Transactions on the Stock Exchange for
the first six months Of 1900 show marked
falling Of as compared with the same pc
riod last year. The business for the month
Just closed was the smallest of the year;
in fact, the smallest since April, 1898.
The following table gives the total deal
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-02

Two-base hits-Stenfcldt. thinner Three-base
hit-Wagner. Stolen bases Cooley, thinner Sac
ritce hits-Clark, Beaumont. Cooley. Double
plays-Eiy Ritchey, and Cooley, 3 Struck out
BY Tannchill 4, by Newton 5. Hit by pitcher
Steinfeldt. Left on bases Cincinnati 10, Pitts
burg 10. FiIst base errors-Cincinnati ., Pitts
burg 4. Cmpire-Terry. Time of game-l hour
and 80 minutes. Attendance 1000
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