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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-12
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
American League Standing.


BOSTON. I: PHILADELPHIA
Boston. July u.-Umpire Connolly kept
the game going for three innings n a
heavy rain. but finally called It in the first
half OF the sixth inning. Boston Won BY
batting Plank when hits meant runs. At
tendance, 5,s00. Score: Ri z
Boston .-...-..-..-.--......11 101-4 O
Philadelphia ..............O0I 0Oe1 /
Batteries-winters and schreck: Plank
and Smith
BALTIMORE. 5; WASHINGTON, .
Washington. July If.-Baitimore today
scored its third consecutive victory OF
washington by punching hits in the first
two innings. TIE umpire's decisions were
generally very unpopular and at the close
the crowd surged around Sheridan, and
one man who attempted 70 hit him with
q stick, was placed under arrest Al
tendance, 2.i52 Score: RHE
Wsst.1gton ........0 e2o0002 10
BaltluJr -...---.-..1 @ 0 0 &c
Batteries-Mercer, Carrick and Clark;
Howell and Robinson.
CLEVELAND. 6; DETROIT, L
Cleveland, July u--Detroit had a de-
cidedIy of day on fielding. and Cleve-
land managed 10 take advantage OF It
The home team supported more splendid
" three double plays OF the most sen
sationaI kind helping 70 shut out runs.
Attendance, 1.sS2. Score: RHE
Cleveland IO2Io02.su l
Detroit -....-..-.-.-..1 0 E1u 5
Batteries-8foore and Yeager; Cronin.
BuelOw and Shaw.
CHICAGO. 5; MILWAUKEE,, I,
Milwaukee. July u.-Chicago made II
three straight with Milwaukee today, the
home team being unable 10 hit Katoll az
the right time. Reidy also pitched well.
but errors behind him and punched hits
kept Milwaukee out Attendance. 200.
Score: RHE
Milwaukee ........o0oOote A1s 2
Chicago ..-.-...-....-o 0021-5
Batteries-Reidy and Conner; KatoH
and Sugdel-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-12

CASH QUOTATIONS.
F7our-Narket dun.
Wheat-No. red. 651651zc
Corn-No- ?, 4s4G4sssc; No. yellow,
4slzc-
0ats-No >, s21zc: No. 3 white, 1zGs5c.
Flax seed-No. :, SIS; No. 1 north
western 81 IS
Timothy seed-Prime, A-79.
Pork-Mess. per Dbl. Sl4.397i4 %.
Lar6-Per 10 lbs. :. 69ds So.
Short rib sides 0oose 8 .e0Gs.o5 dry
sailed shoulders (b0xedl. 71.l7izc; short
clear sides (boxed). s. 49Qs so.
Whisky-Basis Of high wines. 81 q.
Clover-Ccntract grade. $50.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-12

One Of the mcsr pitiable things IN The
world Is the mutual Disappointment OF
nan and wife N. I Weekly
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-12
St Louis.

s.. Louis, July u--(CIoss- l-Wheat-
Market higher: No. 2 red cash, elevator.
e 7sc; track. e-'zlff-'c; July. sc. September
g. z627sc: December. sc; No. 2 hard.
C.. 6sizc-
Corn-Hisher; No. : cash 5I5sI1zc- track
e 152izc. July, Sizes September. 5I-sc.
O1ts-FFi gher, No. cash. Sc track. =
Gss512c; July, $50 September. S51sc; No.
z white zSsc
Rye-Hlg CHER 9 IKE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-12
Cattle

There was no change in the cattle mar
ket yesterday. The only offerings were
some butchers cows and heiiers, which
brought fair price as compared with
sther markets. The cows thar sold IN car
load lots were fairly good grass stuff
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-12

on The Produce Exchsnge today. the
market closed as follows.
Butter--AIarket steady; creamery, IA
1SatC. dairy ffFlsc
Ferz-Crletf--- To-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-12

l. . e-s5-s Fuz q pEecr e ch-ir zezsszz
axe El6<- ~ASz- pzllC~ - ezez2 ca
ga sScz Ok
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-12

Pi-ts5urg. July u-Ir vas uracssoe
game ro- PsstssurE ard severed rev glay-
erS Eers worzee- r. Bcsrel's se-.ss q
fur games rleT EEre s1ur Oh three
times, Attead42ee. 17ls- Scsre. EEE
Pitts5gr< .---.-----.-s 9geze 80
Boston ---.-..-.-.--.-8 8saseoa +ssf
R1tfsr<ss-TsnneaiH I'D Zz=zexs PIT
uzgs- ard zit--s1Es-
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS

OIiILaaA
Chicago, July 1.-The leading futures
ranged as follows:
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-05-31
MADE MONKEYS
Of BUTTE FANS

The Butte Regulars went down to in
glorious defeat yesterday before the
Anacondas. The men from over the way
simply made monkeys OF Butte. The
score was Is to 2. Tlat tells the story.
Unfavorab,e weather. conditions kept
the fans, who are hardly in form because
of the newness of the season, away, and
the attendance was small, the bleachers
showing a wide, wet expanse of loneii-
ness. Some rOoteTs came from Ana
conda to CHI Ell their men on to victory
Webb was there and his presence helped
materially. But he and his friends got
small satisfs ction out Of the victory be-
cause Of the bigness of it and the ease
with which it was achieved.
The Anaconda aggregation comprised
such men as Clare Williams, the hand
some catcher of last years professional
team, and who always has his mtt out
for the ball. With him came Schils and
McHale, who also played hall year ago
in the professional league. There were
some quick youngsters in the team who
have developed since last season, and
did their best to keep pace with the fast
Ct any in which they found themselves,
and their best was very good, too good in
fact for the home team, as is evidenced
by the awful discrepancy in the score.
During the first inning the game was a
good one, and tn Sc who had braved the
inclement weather tried to jolly them
selves and be glad because they were
there. The balloon went up in the Sec
ond, when the visitors made five runs,
pounding Buckley, who was in the box
for the home team, all over the field
Then came errors for Butte in the sue
ceeding innings and more hits for Ana
conda. The rest Of the story is too pain
full for narration.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-05-31
JEFF WILL MANAGE HIMSELF
His Contract With Brady Not Renewed
- Wants a, Few Good Fights Ere
He Quits the Ring.
(By Associated Press.)


Chicago, May 31.-Champion Jim jeff
ries. with the assistance Of Billy Delaney,
will transact his own Dugilistic business
after June 8, the date of the expiration
of his contract with his old manager,
William A. Brady.
Jeffries. upon his arrival in Chicago
from New York yesterday. did not meet
his old manager, as an hour before he
jumped off the train Brady had board
ed train for New York.
Jeffries will place himself under the
charge of Billy Delaney as soon as he
reaches the Pacific coast. Speaking OF
his future plans last night. he said:
MY contract with Mr.. Brady expires
on June 9, and after that date Billy De-
laney will look after my interests. Now
in regard to myself 1 intend leaving for
California with the kid" probably to-
morrow night I will go to Los Angeles
first and then to San Francisco to see
what is doing in the fighting game.
II am anxious to engage in several
fights within the next year. and if 1 win,
of which I have no doubt, 1 will quit
the game. 1 have been offered a good
purse to fight Rubin or Sharkey in
Frisco
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-05-31
KNIckERBockER ATHLETES.
Two Established Records Are Broken
A Good Day for Amateur Sports
men in New York.
(By Associated Press.)

10y associated t'reSS.l
New York. May Sion its field at
Bergen Point the Knickerbocker Ath-
letic club yesterday held its annual
sports. A big field of sturdy young
athletes competed and every event was
spiritedly contested. Two established
records were broken. Ray c. Ewey of
the New York Athletic club went A
feet 8 1-2 inches in three standing
jumps, which carried him l u inches
over the record, and l.. Deb Handley
Of the KnickerbOcker club finished the
medley race in 16 minutes q AS Sec
onds, beating tse Is minutes fiat of +.
Savage, an Englishman. Results:
1O0-yard handicap-F. Moulton. Yale
(six yards), won; time, 10 l. seconds.
-One-mile bicycle race-Jack Town
send, X. A. c.. won: time. 2:42 40.
One-mile run, handicap-H. e. Spauld-
ing. Montclair High school, won; time,
4:24 3-5.
44O-yard run, novice. P. Fitzpatrick.
unattached, won; time. So 3-5 seconds.
330-yard run, handicap-F. Moulton,
!, Yale (22 yards), won; time, 40 is sec
ends.
SSO-yard run. handicap-Alex McKen-
zie. Dwight school (2S yards) won:
time. 1857 2-5.
Two-mile bicycle race, handicap-Jack
Townsend. X. A. c. GO yards). won;
time, 5:13 3-5.
44O-yard run. handicap-Ogden NJ.
Bishop, Columbia university GO yards),
won; time, ~ rs seconds.
One-mile inter-scholastic team, relay
-Montclair High school won: time.
I $40 2-5. '7t~'71
Running high jump. T. Mahoney.
! K. A. c., actual jump Of feet 10 "a
| inches; handicap, inches.
Putting 16-pound shot-F. G. Beck,
Yale, A feet 1-2 inches
| Throwing discus-R. j. Sheridan. Pas
time Athletic club. 101 feet II inches.
Throwing 16-pound hammer-R. j.
| Sheridan. Pastime Athletic club 131 feet
| Putting 5s-pound weight. r. J. Sheri-
| dan, Pastime Athletic club 26 feet
| inches. @. l-r
Three standing jumps--R. c. Ewey
New York Athletic club, "A feet 3 IL
| inches. M 0s prfsax .-7 ese
Medley race. running. walking, cy-
cling, riding horseback rowing and
swimming six successive quarter miles
L. Deb. Handley. X. A. c., won
time, 1927 AS.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-05-31
Cp0DTINc NEWS
III UkIINU MI W. vi I'LL WUklD

Kelly. Williams. skelly. Struck Out-By
Shelly 9. by Buckley 2, by Morrison 5.
Left on Bases-Butte z. Anaconda 8. Hit
by Pitcher-Sullivan. Donahue. Time of
Game-2:05. Umpire-Dexter Smith. At
tendance-4O0. Weather-Cold and stormy
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-05-31
A Talkatiya MutA.

She Is SO garrulous," said the first
deaf mute, speaking of friend who was
similarly affected.
lis that so?"
Yes. Why, do you know, when no one
is around for her to talk to she makes
her right hand talk to her left."-Balti-
more American.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-05-31
EDITED BY
DANIEL J. WALSH
Diplomacy Defined.

Little Willie-Say, pa. what's diplom-
acy?
Father-Diplomacy, my son. is the art
of making people believe that you believe
that they believe what you say when you
know they dOn't.-ChicagO News.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-05-31
SUMMARY.

Earned Runs-Anaconda g. Sacrihce
Hit-Sulliyan. Stolen Bases-Kelly, Knox.
2, Storey. Two Base H:ts-Kelly. Knox z.
McHale 2. Bases on Hits-On Sicily 2,
of Buckley. 8, or Morrison l. Passed
Ralls-storey, Dean 2. Base on Balk-
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-09-13
waldorf Tournament.

The iouruamen, and ball given a; Waldorf
on Friday Of last week under the efficient
management of Mr. F. D. Howard was well
attended, and pleasant affair Eleven
knights entered the contest of ehivalry for
the honors of the dsv, the result Of same be
ing as follows; VIM. Haron, Of Washington,
first prize; Harry HicEs, second @. B Bland
ford, third, and Jerome Mudd, fourth At
$50 the coronation took place 10 the large
Pavilion prepared for the occasion, after
which dancing became the order Of the even
ing. Mr.. Votta's orchestra Of Baltimore fur.
nishsd the music.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-09-13
Special Excursions to Pan Ameri-
can Exposition

a4H
The Penrsslsihia Railroad aosapany will
run speciai excursions 70 Brlfslo on eecount
Of the Pan-Ameriean Exposition from Wash
iugiou, Baltimore, and adjoining
tel tory, Oh Ausust 6. II H. q,
September s, Ii, II, aud rs Roupd-trip
tickets, good going only 90 trAir leaving
Washington $50 and Baltimore 80 A. NJ,
.aad or local trains connecting herewith,
and good to return on regular trains within
seven days, including day of excursion, will
be sold at rAie Of $40 co from Baltimore and
Washington, and proportionate rates from
other points. Tickets will be good for pass
age in parlor cars going and sleeping cars
retorning on paymentot usual Pullman ia;ea-
For specific time and rates, consult local
ticket agents.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-09-13

Mss Elenor GaFner, Of ctapiieo, aud Miss
MAdge Node, OF B4iduos', are tbs gucsti 81
Nc. aud Mrs. g. W yat,hswa. Eisc Hul.
NJ Etness Hayden, Of wayside, is IN
Washington his week
Mr. BENJAMIN Bailey, who has decided to
give up fsrming to embark in tbs mercantile
world, i IN Washington Purchasing atocr
, q goods pr tsrrlory 10 o. snias "a sit4blisi-
mesi o. Nadao1s Creek
The change Ia ,is schedule Of tue hoais q
be Randall Line, Rhica sas 80 suddenly
sprung on the 10th inst, was a source ot
much Inconvenience % a lumber Il patrons
Of that line who were en- the pin al Cedir
Point Tuesday morning waiting for the 10
0 clock boat which did not msteriaiiSe until
sometime In The afternoon.
Miss Mae Siinonds, VII, has been visiting
Mrs Bessie Smith At the Ferry, has reformed
to Baltimore -.--.s
fMrs Dorset lie rafting Jersey coN
= hlaO At' tvu thfni1itri huihotEtu 4EUul Ono
u 10. Yfu fess "a er We. W. fro the
bfuch ant shiisvt nvmbs' gu dinw Joa
pay tbs; snouof frieai IA Ia Plata vol
puteeitd sell some ehsncsa 81 selected
Joe coward ds the Srsi victim Jos drew %,
which was near thu limit. JEFF Robertson,
Joe's opponent tor the ohi Of sse-.h. vas
next appFo sehed lei said lat h didn't
want chance never won an ,thmg in his
life at a raiie. Well, says The Gsoi Samsr-
tan, "Joe Howard has taken chance and
you ought to take oas'n "well, viii, and
damned il don't beat him. was The re-
joiner. JEFF drew 90
fhefasairailing on the port side Of Pope's
Greek fridge down araii, which places
the structure 10 an almost useless condition
Mr.. Geo. W. Collect, Of the Collect Print
ing Co., Of Washington, who has been down
here on fishing trip for the past two weeks
has returned home. Previous to his coming
to Washington Nj. Collect lived for number
Of years in Minnesota Mr. Collect likes
Charles Couaty better than any country he
has ever seen, and during his stay with Us
made may friends. He says that what i'm
presses him most is that the people never work.
aCINDERS.r
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-09-13

Trr,HF flbiae17 - nj, ~, IA n nfocure !
desscs s,r Inc nj m ~. e.r,sin real esta,e
in Charles eountv Na-tiana ID raw and
satisty Isl lust dsbts Of Richard Hawkins,
lete II ia Coanty and s,a,e secessed.
The iii sta,es tha, lha ssid Richard Hew-
kins was in his M time indebted unto d.
Rrootn Natthewe Ia the mil ana inst snm 81
tventr ~ collars and thirteen cents. On
onen aeconp, Win in,sres, from Aupust lsth.
Is9s. wileh Sss atierWard duly assigned by
him 10 Adrian Pozey unto Thomas L.
TW.ford - the nil and inst sum Of tvs
dolj.rs spd iiftv cents an open account with
intsfest ram Sav ian isqT. INTO Catali1s
H. Pese5 in the fnll and jdst sum Of eight
dollars aed seventy i've eeo's, on open aa &C
unta 4 .,t,au poses IN he mi and mat sun,
Of Seventeen dollars and thirteen cents on
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-09-13
Base Ball and Pic Mic
AND DANCE.
by the Colored People at
LA PLATA,
On Saturday, Sept. IA, '0l

Commencing at II o'clock and last
ing all day. Dinner, Supper and Re-
freshulehts will be served on the Catho-
lie church grounds.
A game Of base ball will be played
between the La Plata and Grosstow1
Celoted Clubs All are invited.
The proceeds FIR the benefit Of ID,
new Catholic Church at Ia Plsta'
COMMITTEE: WIN. Hanson, Jos
J Crimson, Thomas Miles, Joseph Carroll
Frank Kelly, Frank Chesley.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-09-13
LOCAL BREyirIEs.

The public schools will open on Noucsf
Miss BETTE wills s visiting in Baliimors
TIE Orphan e coprt will meet n teguIs
ssssior on Tuesday.
Congressman 5. s. Huld, is reete'ting 10
kis health At Boston.
MIC 4. Boswell. Of Pomfrsi, bass 10,
choice seed wheaton sale.
Miss Nellie Y xudd, OF Ia Plata, spen
Wednesday al lne Capitol City.
Mr.. N. ayars store in this Town will y,
closed tomorrow Saturday it being Jewish
holiday
The marriage Of Mr. " N Won iarlen
and Miss Agnes Garner will take place on If
"a inst ."
Miss Carrie Cobey, daughter of Mr.. ". VI
has been appointed teacher of AcoenchIf
pablie school.
Mr.. J. Carlisle Wilmer returned on Sundat
from pleasant trip to Old Point and O,hes
- "
Mss Oo''hs Ssna7's u No.
just 'e'u'nea ''ou '''
iop. o. n'w io'A
ing her sister, Mrs Carol Ma',ingly, Of
Prince George county.
Mr.. Eugene q Monkey Of washington,
visiting At the the nome OF MI hoWaro .
saunders "t' os'ine'
Miss Elizabeth Lancaster daughter OF MI
$ s. Lancaster, lei' last week lot hmni''s'
burg where she is attending school,
A eolored picnic and ball will be given al
10 Plata on Saturday next for the benefit o.
the new Catholic Church at this place.
Miss Lille Belle Harrison, Of Chap,ico,
retprned home Monday after two weeks visit
to her grand mother, Mrs. r NJ Higgs,
Wicomieo-
Mr. Alex Bowling Of near BrYantasn will
more to Baltimore this fall where his wife
who has been i'll for sometime is undergoing
treatment at a hospital.
Master Elmer RobeY, pupil OF Mr.. W. B.
Bnungsley's school, has been awarded a
scholarship at The Maryland Normal aud
Preparators School.
w. a,,an,,on !. called IN The ,o,;cs IN nj,
;..,aosu, IN AbslI WIN il angsgea q,
commission business in Washington City.
Give him . trial when shipping your produce.
Read The notice in another column Of Mr..
A,er Hastings ssl. of personal property.
Consisting Of horses. COWS. buggy, harness,
farming u,ensiIs housebold and kitchen
furniturs.
Messra lame, A. Ne.ls. J.F. McWillia,s.
H.rrx and Anton. pigges. John Gardiner.
wube Ed.len and Mr.. Blake came down on
tho ssmselJ psn,z on SUNDAY and spsut
tho a,.n,,. :, f,bsnsl Point
pa,a y = o,c,,,o, Ma,as,s-, ana
ra..., 80, t,ovs;.s ia thn,i. t,h,,et,
,v..t;nn,oa +, n ws,a among ,bs many
.....,rn.s,s i .,ns,eI poir, nm Sn,dav
:, u.s.,se..u 80 =
-. u 7, ,,a,s,s.,oas -
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.s.eab,s5 u ;n,arcsae sar ria snasav "a.
coye,v
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"4. 49, 's''' s'''4
9"'ie yusen' ni'au'osD, nav 'e's'A7,' :
''oeA I'm S'''SSs 80 -, II : 81 s.s''s =,
ns slssS,S :. -, ...'.,as = A. s,.ms.
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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-09-13

Each Department supplied with the moe,
modern and approved sppara;us Practical
work emphasized Ia al apartments. Grad
yates qualified at once . enter upon life'F
work; graduates ia Mechanical Engineering
and Chemistry this year, I'll secured positions
upon graduation. Boarding Department
supplied with al modern improvements
bath rooms, eIosets, steam heat and gas
Tuition, Books, Heat, Light, Washing,
Board and Meiica. Attendance, -Sl54 20 for
scholastic year. Catalogue giving fail paFti-
culars sent on application, Daily visi' by
phy giciau tc College
Attention Is called TO the Short Course Of
Ten weeks in Agriculture. Particulars sent
upon application
Term commences September 23rd. EARLY
application necessary for admittance.
R W Sylvester,
Ang. 23-sw President N. A. @.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
oRPHsSs COURT og CHARLES COUNTY IS;
La Plata, Sept. 3, 1901
InRDERED BY THE COURT. that Leonard
Is. Herbert administrator Of Alexius
Campbell, deceased, give the notice required
by law to the creditors OF said Aiexius Camp
bell TO exhibit their claims, legally authenti-
cat d BY advertisement published in Charles
County, Maryland, once in each OF three sue
cessite weeks.
True copy-Test:
CATALDUS H. P0SEY,
Register Of Wills for Charles Co, Md
TIC L.
T,HlS is TO GIVE NOTICE. that the
! subscriber has obtained from the 0rphans
Court Of Charles County, Maryland, letters
Of ADMINISTRATION on the personal estate Of
ALExIus CAMPBELL,
late OF ssid coautY, deceased All persons
having claims against said deceased are here
BY warned 10 exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated, to the
subscriber, on or before the 18th day Of
March, 1902. They may otherwise by law
be excluded BY law from all benefit OF said
deeeased's estate.
Given under my hand this third day Of
September 1901.
LEONARD 8. HERBERT,
Administrator Of Alexius Camphei&
Sept. Is, ol-dt.
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HNe
-
WEEMS STEAMBOAT co.
PatsGoent Rieer Route
On and after Wednesdss September l l
Steamer st. Mary's

1Cte&h4hba 9ss IN dAh
Will leave Pier s, Light Street, every
Saturday and Wednesday. at $50 a.
m. for Fair Haven, Plum Point,
Governors Run. Dare's, and Patuxeni
River as far up as Benedict
Returning will leave Benedict every
Monday and Thursday at $50 a. N
Sotterly at s 4. M, Milestone Landing
at 10 q. m, Governors Run at IL m.
Plum Point at p. N, and Fair Haven
at 2 80 p. N. for Baltimore.
Freight received at Pier s, Tuesday
and Friday until 6 p NJ, for the follow
ing gharres:
Fair Haven, Plum Point, Dare's,
Governors Run, Cove Point, Milestone
solomon's Island, Spencer's. St.
Leonard's, Sellers, St. Cuthbert.
So,terly. Jones', Parkers', Forests
Williams, Dukes, Trent Hall, Hol-
land, Point, Benedict. For Glarke's
Wharf on Tuesday only.
STEAMER WESTMOREhAN Nd
viii leave Pier 2. Light Street, every
Sunday, and Thursday at 8 p. N.
for Patuxent River direct, as fal
up as Bristol
Returning will leave Bristol at 10
m, on Monday, and Friday, ane
Milestone landing 8 p. NJ, for Balti-
more, calling at no wharyes beloE
Leitch's EXCEPT when signalled from
wharyes on the river for passengers ant
perishable freight.
Freight received at Pier 2. rhursda,
and Saturday until s P. NJ for the fol
lowing sbarvcs;
| Leitch's, Humans Point, Dee
Landing, Hollands Cliffs, Msgruder'
Ferry. Lower Marlboro, Whites Land
lag, No.tinghac. Lyons Creek, Bristol
Nj Pleasant Ferry.
I HENRY WILLIAMS, Agent
Ofice-Pier 2, Light St.
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Reply to the bay of the "Hound.''

Last week, there appeared quite suddealy
in PIccAwaxsn District peculiar animal sn-
sweriag to the sppelIation Of Hound. He
seemed to think he had gotten on the trail Of
''shy Fox,n but be isn't on the scent by
any means. l think travelling. drawu By
s'Charles County Budaloes,n more comfort
able way Of navigation, especially on bot
day. than taking your coat on your arm, and
doing sprint OF Eve miles as has been done.
There was merry party on that Bufsio ride
and think with those who viewed the parade
it vas case of ''sour grapes. and they
thought that one Of the party was beating
them In the chase The Buffalo rides will
continue until the Bulfaloes are corrslled
STELLA FOX"
A wise young guy
Who thinks he is fly
when he writes over the sig. OF Hound
But I'll bet my vest
At the very first guess
can tell where be can be found
About sve miles down the pike
l Add two more ifyou like
- You will ind this Hound" OF man
And TO yo1asurpise
fou win open yonr eyes
To see that be wears = TN can.
ELLA FOX.
Charles County has been invaded With I
''Fox Hound and the good people Of thu
County are carefully guarding their Fozei
/ which theJ are fattening up and training for
the fall hunting season. We hops the "Fol
Hound" ~lll moi hurt himself by trying tt
get ahead Of the foxes. Various hunting
parties have already been arranged, and tbel
espect to have successful season.. If ther'
are not enough horses in the County the,
will resort to ''ox carts for thsy can &c
thege just the same There is only one jack
sssin ths Goanty and be is TOO slow; 40 the.
vilI not hire him.
DELLA FOX.