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THE WASHING-TON TIMES, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27. 1894. DOWNFALL OF THE CHOICES Talent at Alexander Island Given a Kumber of Body Blows. FIVE FAVORITES WERE BEATEN Bemorse tho for the Pnblic, and His Price Was Almost Prohibitive Bailing at the St Asaph Coarse Attracted a Big Crowd and Heavy After the dust had (cleared at the close of the last race yesterday, at the Alexander course, tho publio discovered the bookies had Rotten away with all tho money. Five outsiders won, and the only lavorite to score was Bomorse, at such a short price but few ventured a bet It was a Rood day for the books, and tho eleven pencilers had plenty of reason to smile.

Ham's ride on Jersey met with much criticism, while Donnelly was fined for slowness In breaking with Ticca. Boblnson was the hero ol the day, he rldinR a nice race on Aleppo by simply keeping his mount straicht. and not attempting any fine flourishes. Tho attendance was 2,000. Summaries: How the Horses Ran.

Track fast i First rare Four furlongs. Maidens. Obx Time, 0.51. 2nd. JJorteandvL SL 14 SL Fin.

Joeieg. JHs 3y Pirbons. 675 Orange, 103 Loving HeartlH 5 Fearless, 4 639 Charlie 114... 2 Slav Fir. 109 1 Little John, 114..

6 609 Smoke. 109 7 MiM Mario. 109.. 8 tT-t fnlr. Won pasllr.

2-U Riloy. 3nk letter. 4h Lewis. 5 Hook. 6 Seibal.

7 Boblnson. 8 Stansbury. Betting Orange. Loving Heart, Fearless, even: Charlie It. 10; May Fly.

40; Little John, 10; 6nioke, 10, and Miss Marie, 4a Second race Four and one-half fur-OOO longs. Selling. Purso, $200. Time, 0:59. ItuL Bone and wL St.

i SL Pin. Jeckry. 6S3 Helen It, 99..... 10 2nk2V. Flrnn C31 Columbus, 109...

5 651 The Joker, Sly Girl. 112.. 2 624 Graceful, 109.... 6 43 KoramnB.109.... 1 KS W.

Houlahan, 99 4 2 Sentinel, 99. 8 575 Vex'tion, filly, 99 9 J4 Ellen It, 109.... 8 644 D. GloBtor.9L...12 310 Handover. 109...

7 3 4 iH Bender. 10 12 3UJ Parson. lli 4 Fitzslm'ns Slurphy. 6 Corbloy. 7 7 Smith.

8 8 Leer. 9 9 Bobinsoa. 10 10 Yetter. 11 11 Donnelly. 9 11 12 8 5 12 C.

Johnson Modeland. 44 John Duffy, 112..18 13 13 13 Stn.it fair. Won driving. Betting Helen It. 15; Columbus, 15; The Joker.

15; Sly Girt 7 to5; Graceful 15; Keramns, Houlahan, 15; Sentinel, 100; Vexation, 50; Ellen D. Glostor, 50; Handover, 10, and Joan Duffy, 50. srr Third raco Six and one-half furlongs. t00 Selling, rurso, $200. Time.

1:23. imi.nortt ana uL SL 4 St Fin. Jeetep. C55 Remorse, 110. 5 2 2h 1 CuVng'm.

1- Ink 26 Ham. 4t 3f Corbloy. 3a 8s Murphy. hi 5 5h Andrews. 56 Dart, 105.

1 H7 Belisarius. 104 2 00 Emly 3 osS Bricht Eves, 101. 4 Soprano II. 96.... 0 6 6 6 Houlahan.

Start cood. "Won cleverly. Betting Kemorse, to 30; Dart, Belisarius, rfr; Emly Bright Eyes, 50, and Soprano. 30. j7 Fourth race Six furlongs.

Selling. OO I Purse, 8200. Time, 1:17. Jnd. Jlorse'and Kt.

SL Jd SL Fin. Jockey. C57 Aleppo, 98 8 3t Bobinsoa. 3h 2- Ham. Slurphy.

8 4 Parsons. 10 5 Donovan. 13 Burns. 653 Can't Tell. 111...

2 1 (653) Silvr Qu'en. 105. 8 2 630 Q'rt'rm'et'r. 114..12 7 5S0 Vocalite.305..... 8 9 627 7 660 Lyceum, 114...

9 5 672 Criterion, 1 12 630 Tioga. 105. A 4 30 Half Breed, 11S.5 4 645 Bolivar, 305 10 11 642 Clansman, 100...11 6 Foster. King. Donnelly.

Yetter. Clare. Corbley. Morris. 4 6 9 9 32 30 31 12 650 SlcCormack, 314.38 38 33 33 Good start, won cleverly.

Betting Aleppo, 35; Can't Tell, Silver Queon, Quartermaster. 40; Vocalite, 300; The Fop, 40; Lyceum, Crltorion, 300, Tioga, Half Breed, SO; Bolivar, 20; Clansman, 300, and McCormack, 300. PQ Fifth race Five furlongs. Selling. Purse, OOO $200.

Time, 3:0 2nd. Horse and vL SL 16 SL Fin. Jockev. C37 Harlem, 10S 3t iii 11 Corbley. 657 Jersey, 311 1 C4S J.

M'G'rrigle, 103 3 657 Larry 7 63( Benjamin, 314... 4 648 DouxcL. 305- 6 1J 1J4 -Uam. 22 4 8a Yetter. 6 6 4 Andrews.

4 5 Foster. 5 5 6 Parsons. 606 5 7 Bobinson. Bettinc Harlem. Jersey, 3 to 2: John Sic- Garrigl.

32; Larry 200; Benjamin, 6, and Irish Mike, 200. Card for To-day. First race Sir furlongs. Index. Eortt.

WL 656 John 305 654 Pella 305 644 Dorcas 305 653 I no Grande- 105 Dash'gChar'o. 105 (644) Slarkstone 105 665 John Duffy. 105 474 EddieSL 105 Index. Jlerte. irt 644 Verse 105 063 GoldWave 105 083 Golddlggor 185 105 654 St Mark 305 665 D.

of 105 663 Garnet 305 Second race Six furlongs. Index. Jlnrte. WL 630 TomBrophy 98 J6C3 Forest 101 (630) Johnny. 96 650 Mamie B.

96 645 Mayor 95 612 May Bird. 107 66J Flushing 90 653 Bon 91 Index. Jlorse. WL (608) Dr. 90 653 Misery 93 326 Blue Bird 301 647 Bonald 93 660 Siask 310 657 My Gyps 101 637 Mattie Chuiu.

90 Third raco Five furlongs. Index. Horse. WL 662 Frank It Harf 107 CO! Flattery 105 6C2 Paragon 30S 6G3 Judge 103 Index. JTorse.

WL (002) Cossack. 105 398 Elmstone 103 683 Lady Teacher. 5 055 Paltie 95 Fourth race Fivo furlongs. Index. Horse.

WL (62Sj Surgeon 97 662 William Ponn 107 "Waywayonda. 102 652 Tommy Lally. 108 652 Sharon. 308 (657) Siberia. 303 (643) Finnwatcr 303 652 Irene 303 Fifth race One mile.

Index. JJorte. WL 65S Annorean 101 666 Belisarius 104 329 Lotion. 301 655 Jack 80 647 Potto'atto'ina 95 653 "eedmore 94 660 Slirage 301 647 95 Index. Horte.

Wl. Xorway Ill 649 Siagnet. Ill 646 John Budden. 118 090 Jimmie James 101 655 Miss 94 (6S) Foronallflt 86 652 Bella 33 Index. Uorte.

Wt. (640) 92 619 Ada Blue 91 643 95 651 Bod Star 92 601 Key 107 643 Arecco 05 650 34 Selections. First race Dorcas St Slark. Second race Dr. Johnson; My Gyps.

Third race Cossack; Flattery. Fourth race Flnnwntor; Siberia. Hf ih raco Key West; Mirage. Pointers from the Paddock. All the supposed smart people fell with a heavy thud on Fearless.

Mj' Girl colt was tho real jam in the second event, but tho good thing went wrong. Bemorse had nothinc in the third race to make him gallop, Dart being only close on Sufferance. It did not look ns if Donnelly was anv too anxious to leave tho post on Tioga, and tho boy was fined 820 for his indifference. Col. Pat MoGlade was all smiles after the Columbus raco.

as be had quite a good bet down for place and third. Bender showed some of his old-time dash and good jockeymanship on Columbus. How is it overy time Ham Is on an odds-on favorite something is sure to happen? Jersey swerved all over tho track, something ho has never been known to do, Deing always a true running horse. Billy French, late starter at Maspeth. and Billy Garth gavo a friendly wrestling exhibition in the paddock, French proving himself the bettor man.

Can't Tell ran quito a different race yesterday than tho last time out Dart is improving rapidly and will do to bet on, providing. Results on Other Tracks. At Oakley: Servia, Basque, Doorga, Tobln, and Pittsburg. Entries for to-day. First race Soven furlongs.

Alethia Allen, Tremona. Bankas Daughter, Manoa, Himyara. Albiul, Bob Neely. and WInfleld. 102 each, and Jim Henry and Fred Gardner, 105 each.

Second race Nine-slxtopnths of a mile. Tenor, Br Beod.BlngMastor,Johu Kessler.andKampart, lOi each; Colemtn, Sir Bathboue, Sir Bohe, Mal-maison, Suinmor Coon, Biipoe, Shanty Bob, Sums, and Hollywood, 105 each, and Littlo Fish, Tho Preserver, and Font d'Or, 103 each. Third race Six furlongs. Fayotto Belle, 89; Clara Bauer, 1C2; Domingo, 103; Cass, 105; Daro-vola and fct Pancreas, 107 each, and Lizzotta, 112. Fourth race Six furlongs.

Toloache, Toots, Jane, Victorious, and Tough Timber, 10i each; Blanche Kenuey and Alabama, 107 each, and Kittle Clive, 117. FL'th race Ono mile. Idea, Lakota, Miss Morgan, and Mary B. 97 each; Ta verse, 100, and Voorhies. 109, Sixth race Ono mile and Bevcnty yards.

Mr. Jlnglo. 103; St. Slaxlm, 103; Semper Lex and Service, 112 onch, and Ida Pickwick, 121; At Narragansett Park: Charm, Abingdon, Hartford, Ferrier, Wilmar, aud Red John. Entries for to-dny: First race Five furlongs.

Gorman, S3; Ten Up, 9C; Clement, 101; Disappointment, 108; Vocality, 78; Elberon, 103; Plenty, 10S; 104; Bordel.iise Ally, 8C; Bcrwln, 105; Swoden, 81; Etterre, 80; Clarus, 90; Pienrro, 7S; Lafayette, 99; Queseda, SO, and Canvass, 103. Second raco Ono mile and a sixteenth. Hartford, 100; Major General and Laurel, 101 each; Darkness, 105; Our Maggie, 101; Unklo Jim, 97; Siarshall, 114, and Slcndlcant, 102. Third raco Six and ouo-half furlongs. Buck Bene, 114; Clarus, 97; Petor tho Groat, 100; Charm, 111; Joe ltiploy, 114, and Inquisitive U7.

Fourth race Ono mile. Speculation, 117; Annlo Bishop, 105; Charllo McDonald, 90; Sir Dixon 82, and Dono, C4. Fifth race Seven furlongs. San Joaquin, 110; Charter, Sprite, and Galloping King, 103 each; Primus, Leigh, Blondys Victim, and Marguento, 110 each, and Eclipse, Harry Hinkson, Willlo ILTrAuliffo. and Sfiunteror.

113 each. Sixth race Steoplechase. Emperor Otho, Li-Jero, The Bat, King Kohn. and Spot. 135 each; SL John, 133; Alchemist, 155; Fireworks, 137; Bexman, 150, aud Glonfallon, ICt At Harlem: Effle King Hawthorne, Little Cripple, and Weola.

Entries for to-day: First raco Six furlongs. Gold Dust, Slarlon Mother of Pearl, 65; Highland. 90: Mardnn Tot. 85; Fra Dlavolo, 99, and Willie 106. Second raco Ono mile and swrenty yards.

Wolsoy. 95; W. Sluuson. Ja Ja, Enthusiast, Uncle Jim Alary, Adam Johnson, No Hemarks, and Snowball, 101 each; Dungarven and St. Joe, 107 each.

Third race Six furlongs. Tit for Tat and each; Roma. 94; David, 95; Dick Bebau. 105; G. B.

Morris, 10S; Neutral, 112, and Montre. 113. Fourth race Eleven-sixteenths of a mile. Bobolink, 87; Pat Malloy, 90; Little Cripple, 95: Watterson, 101; Percy, 105, and Oakwood, 112. Fifth raon Six furlongs.

Dick Bebnn, E2; Hillfiboro, Electricity, Siabollo. SIny Fern, and James V. Carter, 102 each; Boslyu, 107; Vnttell, Zooleln, Bryan, and Gold Bug, 110 oach, and Tim Murphy, 119. BIG CROWD AT ST. ASAPH.

Lively Betting and Interesting Racing Were Features of the Day. Fully 3,000 were present at tho St. Asaph course yesterday, tho weather being delightful, racing fairly interesting and tho betting very heavy. Startor Bowo was not In his best form, his worst break being tho send-off In tho third race when three horses wero virtually left at the post. Pulitzer was ono of the unfortunates and made up considerable ground, finishing a lair third.

There were twenty-three books on and as the amount given away in purses aggregated but 1,900 the club quit tho day somewhat on tho right side. All tho plungers were free in putting down tho money and many of them had it returned with intorest. Summaries: First raco Six furlongs. Heavy handicap. Purse, $400.

Time, 1:17. Hazelhatch, 105. 16 to 5, (Doggett) 1 King Gold, 103, 5 to 1. (Griffln) 2 Gold Dollar, 109, 6to5, (Sims) 3 "Walcott, 115 (Borgon). 12 to 1, and BlacE Hawk, 112 (Peun), 7 to 1, also ran.

Poor start Won handily by three-parts of a length, a length and a half between socoud and third After a half hour's dolaj; King Gold got tho better of tho start and led to tho last sixteenth, when Hazelhatch got up and won cleverly. Second raco Six furlongs. Selling. Purse, $300. Timo, Prince John, 102, 8 to 5 (Bergen) 1 Mementocolt, 99.5 tol (Griffln) 2 Old Dominion, 109, 13 to 5 (Midgely) 3 Good start "Won galloping by a length, a half length between second and third.

Bergen took Prince John out at flag fall, and the latter never headed, winning without an effort, the Slemento colt boating Old Dominion for the place in a drive. Third race Fivo furlongs. Three-year-olds. Selling. Purse, J30a Time, 1:02.

Lonebrook. 107. 2 to 1 (Doggett) 1 Factotum. 110, 5 to 2 (Sims) 2 Pulitzer, 102, 8 tol (Bergen) Marchaway, 301 (Griffln), 3 to Little Apnos, 93 (A. Barrett).

50 to 3, and Clara Bell, 95 (It Doggett), 60 to 1, also ran. liad start on oasily by a longth and a halt, throe lengths between second and third. To a straggiing break Marchaway opened up a gap of two lengths, but caino back to his Held in the stretch, Longbrook winning easily. Fourth race Ono mile. AH ages.

Selling. Purse, S300. Time. 1:485 Little Slat, 99, 7 to2 (It DoggettV 1 Beauregard, S6, 20 to 1 (Coudr.er) 2 Tom Skidmoro, (Gliffln) 3 St. Slichael, 115 (Borgon), to 1, also ran.

Good start Won cleverly by a length, ono and a half lengths between second and tnlrd. Eetiu-regard set the pace to tho head of tho stroich, when Little Mat took tb lead, but had to bo ridden to stall off Beauregard's challenge In the final sixteenth, tho two-yar-old coming again. Fifth race Six furlongs. Two-year-oldt. Selling.

Purse, $300. Time, Cockade, 103. 5 to 2 (Doggott) 1 Derelict, 109, 5 to 1 (Sims) 2 Midgely, 113. 13 to 5 (Midgely) 3 Louise filly, 105 (Griffln), 5 to Jack tho Jew, 107 (Uannawalt), 30 to 1, and Etesian, 110 (Penn), 30 to 1, also ran. Fine start Won handily by a length and a half, three-parts of a length between second and third.

Derelict lead clear of her field to the last pole when Cockade came with a rattle and von handily, Derelict getting the place, with Midgely and Louise filly both close up. Sixth race Ono mile. Purse, $300. Time, 1:42. Our Jack, 113, 7 to 10 (Sims)- Ed.

Kearney, 110, 18 to 6 (Doggett) a Brambaletta, filly, 77, 6 tol (A. Barrott) 3 Little Billy, 112 (Penn). 10 to Itestraint, 107, to 1, and Bonaventure, 107 (Low), 100 to 1, a'o ran. Fair staat Won easily bv two lengths; six lengths between second and third. Ed Kearney led tho bunch till well into tho stretch, when Our Jack tho leader, and wou without trouble.

Bonaventure ran out and pulled up. Entries for To-day-First raco Fix and one-half urlongs. Galilee and Pochino, 125 each; Wernborg, 122; Mclntyre, 120; Urania, 115, and Louise filly and LobonguH, 107 oach. Second race One and ono-olghth miles. Emma Slicmac Queen, and Lady Adams, 102 oach, and Baroness, 109.

Third race Three-quarters of a mile. Kennel, 112; Tho Bluffer, 103; Albert A. and Apprentice, 103 each, and Btzarro and McKee, 100 each. Fourth raco Ono and one-sixteenth miles. Bocho, 120; Song and Dance, 110; Judgo Slorrow, 100; Prince Karl.

93; Illume, 95, and Jodan, 93. Fifth race Ono-balf ofamilo. Goldon Gate, Forager, and Pouch colt, 110 each, and Pro-tense, Pearl. Xinoveh. Treo Top, Arreplen gelding, Paliunthus gelding, and Saluda filly, 107 each.

Sixth race Seven-eighths of a milo. Captain T. and Pecksniff, 109 each; Wornberg and Lone Bridgo, 102 each, and Will Elliott, 101. Selections. First race Wernberg; Mclntyre.

Second race EmmaA; Micinac Queen. Third race Kennel; MoKeo. Fouth race Song nnd Dance; Roche. Fifth raco Pouch colt; Pretense Sixth race Captain Will Elliott Signs and Tokens in Cahds You can tell your own fortune after reading that article in Sunday's Times. 1 1 Along the Lino.

Starter Howe's work was somewhat erratic. There wero twenty-threo books on for the day. Ed Tyler backed a loser In Walcott and did not regain his losses. Bookmaker Mackln put 500 on Factotum and forgot to kiss it good-byo. Marchaway was tho strongest kind of a tip nnd the talent fell heavily.

Pulitzer got off ten lengths behind tho leaders in tho third raco and ran a good race. Tobo Wall dropped $200 on Old Dominion for a iIaco, Tobe trying to make expenses. Jack White played Beauregard both ways ana got more than even on tho place money. Ed Brodhead, just in from New York, had a sweller on Marchaway, but got his money back with interest on Cockade. "Pittsburg Phil" backed King Gold both ways and Long Brook.

Ho dropped somo of his winnings on Louise Ally. Wheelock had a fairly good day, as ho played Hazelhatch, John, and Derelict, place bets on the latter being cashed. An Intcrrtipted CourUldpBeaxitiJulaTt supple, ment to Sunday's Timet. ft fCD Ifil'-i all The $6-75 AND $7.00 Overcoats but cannot say how long they will hold out. Largest "Exclusive" 315 Seventh GAVE THE QUAKERS A SHOCK University of Virginia Scored Against the Crack Tcnnsylvania Eleven.

SOUTHERN BOYS FLAYED WELL Ovor 2,500 People Cheored tho Two College Teams as They Struggled for Victory on Neutral Ground Ponnsy's Players Failed to Bun Away with tho Sturdy Virginians Virginia held tho Quakers down to fourteen points in yesterday's 'football gamo at tho National Baseball grounds and rolled up six points to her own credit. Pennsylvania didn't seem to be in first-class fighting trim. Gelbert, left half, did tho best of tho all-around work for tho Quakers. Brooko was good at kicking, but his fumbles cost tho Quakers more than his kicking earned. Out of three touch downs he only kicked goal once.

Barliogamo, tho old-timo center rush standby of St. John's, at Annapolis, who is Iolt guard for tho Virginians; Cockrell, who won new laurels as center plucky littlo Quarter back, and Tope, full back, did tho brilliant work for tho Southern team. The teams lined up with an average of 168 pounds for Virginia and ICO for Penn-svlvania. The referee was Mr. Wells, of C.

A. umpire. Mr. Macklin, U. S.

II. lineman, Mr. Oliver Catchings. About 2.500 people wero present, and the ornngo and blue of Virginia almost obliterated tho occasional gleam of blue and red borno by somo enthusiastic Quaker. rcNNsr won tiie toss.

Pennsylvania won tho toss and chose tho west goal. Popo led off for Virginia with a magnificent kick to Osgood, who carried tho oval well back into tho Virginia field. Popo stopped his career, but after two or thrco bucks at tho center Geibert took tho ball around the left end, and Pennsylvania scored a touchdown in just threo minutes. Brooko failed to kick goal. After tho line up Popo kicked off again well into Pennsylvania, but Brooko caught the ovul and punted it half way down tho southern field.

Popo returned tho favor, but this time tho Quaker kicker fumbled, and Taylor advanced few yards toward tho University of Pennsylvania goal, whero Virginia again lost tho ball. Then came a long spell of bucking against tho center, first ono side and then tho othor having tho advantage. Virginia was slowly forced back, until half her field was covered Cockrell wasted a lot of breath running with tho ball after it had been called down. Nobody knew it but the referee, however, and tho play was pretty. Big George Burlingamo did somo magnificent interference for tho Virginiarushes, aud the Quakers broke against his guard like waves on the rocks, cockrell put the ball behind the northern goal, but it had to bo brought back to Virginia.

SOUTlIEnN BLOOD WAS CI'. But tho Southern blood was up, and Popo carried tho ovoal ten yards through Pennsylvania's center but lost tho ball. Brboko kicked down tho Virginia field, but tho Qukors lost ton yards by off-sido playing. Popo, Boshor, and Prico made good runs. Pono kicked and Brooke fumbled, which let Mudd in for a touchdown.

Then when he kicked goal all Virginia went wild. Hats, cnDes, and yellow ribbons whirled high in tho air, and tho college yell was mingled with tho strains of a college song. Brooko led off for tho Quakers, nnd Popo caught, then Popo kicked and Brooko caught. Osgood made a fine twenty-flve-yard dash, and Hoscngarten made a touch down, but again Brooko failed to kick goal. This closod tho first half, and tho Virginia cohorts took possession of tho field, parading for tho entire fifteen minutes.

Early in tho second thirty-minute half Taylor had his arm hurt, and Johnson took his place as quarter back. Groner was put Into Johnson position as right half. Pennsylvania defended tho eastern goal in this half. Brooko led off and Popo returned. Eosen-garten, Brooko, and Gelbert mado twenty-flvo yards, and after long bucking right on tho lino, Pennsylvania got a touch down at tho hands of Brooke, who kicked tho goal, thus raising Pennsylvanias score to 14.

Tho next line-up was tho last, and neither side scored, but Ebsengarten spoiled tho good effects of his previous playing by making tho worst foul tacklo of tho gamo. no struck Pope, who wns trying to catch Brooke's kick before tho Virginian had touched the ball. Tho foul cost the Quakers fifteen yards, but they had coverod half tho Virginian field when time was called. HOW THEX LINED UP. The teams lined up as follows: Virginia.

Position. Pennsylvania. Mudd Loft end Rosongartcn. Dosher Left tacklo Wngonhurst Burlingamo Left guard Woodruff. Cockrell Center BnlL ronton guard Stannard.

Hicks Right tacklo Farrar. Price Right end. Upton. Johnson (Captain.) P-lfiht half Osgood. Jones Gelbert Popo Full back Brooko.

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oct21-7t LADIES-WE RECOMMEND CRAYON POR-tralt making to persons wishing profitable homo work; it is easily, quickly, choaply learned. For torms, address ARTIST, 803 11 th st nw. oc23-7t WANTED-BY 4 ADULTS. 4 OR 5 UNFUR. rooms for light housekeeping in private family; within 10 minutes' walk of National HotoL Address R.

this office. oc21-7t WANTED LADIES TO LEARN SIme. WASH-ington's Ladles' Tailor System; drafts direct on tho material; call and investigate; this systom Is so thoroughly taught that scholars, after finishing, are fully competent to tako charge of business for themselves or take leading positions for others. Positions at 601 12th st nw. socurod after learning.

oc7-3mo WANTED ALL BEEK DRINKERS TO CALL at Bush's now place, 817 7th st and got a nice cold bottlo of beer for 5 cents. au31-lyr LOST 0E FOUND. LOS SUNDAY NIGHT ON car or about Dupont circle, pin with Homytito (black stone) sotting surrounded with diamonds; liberal reward if left at this office. FOE BENT E00MS. FOR RENT FUR.

OR 2D FLOOR, two large communicating rooms; separately or togother, near st cam and Conn, good beard near. 1105 10th st nw. oc27-3t OAK ST. NW. 2 UNFUR.

ROOMS ON 2D LJO lloor to rent; convenient to Patent and Pension offices; also both passenger depots; southorn exposure. FOR RENT FUR. FOR HOUSEKEEPING, lower floor of four rooms, or will rent rooms separately. 6H22dST. TWO OR THREE ELEGANT UNFUR.

ROOMS for ront; very reasonable to party without children; good neighborhood: refs. oc24-7t 1203 N. C. ave. ne.

THIRST-CLASS BOARD AND ROOMij AT REA- sonahlo prices; 717 Twelfth street northwest; also tahlo board. oc7-lmo FOR RENT. Handsome office rooms in Tho Times Huildinc; moderate rent. Apply in Counting-room, scll-tf PEES0NAL. Mrs.

E. McNeil. BUSINESS AND TEST 1914 Pen. avo. n.

w. oc27-3t TITME. FRANCIS, Card reader and tranco medium: gives life from cradle to grave; sittings dally 9 to cards, trance. 50c. 406 E.

Cap. st. oc2t-7t No chargo for examining tho eyes. Your headache may bo relieved or eyesight improved. Tho Finest French lenbes la nicklo mounting, SI.

Tho same In steol mounting, 50c. Cheap spectacles and eyeglasses properly adjusted from 15 c. up. ocl6-3mo. A.

KAHN, 93j St. nw. MAGNETIC AND MASSAGE TREATMENT for nervous diseases by a professional lady; for both sexes. oc23-7t 202 5th st se. THIS TO THE WORKINGMAN: WINTER IS coming on and you must look ahead; a dollar is a dollar and you can save a good many on an ologant suit or overcoat slightly worn; wo can convince you.

JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 619 stnw. LADIES COMFORTABLE nOME BEFORE and during confinement; best medical treat, mont; babies adopted; female complalnu treated by experlencod physician; confldentiaL Mrs. Da st n. Washington, D.

C. JelO-ly RS. DR. RENNER Has removed from 131 3d st no. Washington, D.

C. to No. 34Bst oc23-lmo OREE DENTAL INFIRMARY DENTAL DE-Js partment of Columbian University. 1325 sl nw. Opon dally froml until 5 p.m.

All operations atcost of material used. Extracting free. ocl9-3m CAPITAL STEAM LAUNDRY M. WEAVER, proprietor, 512 Eighth stnw. Telephone 1613.

Laundry work in all Its branches noatly executed at reasonable rates. TRE.MBLY, REGILDING AND PICTURE frames, has removed from No. 910 Est n. to No. 512 10th st n.

opposite Ford's Theater. ocl6-lm MME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF life. All business confldentiaL Ladies and gentlomen, 50a each. Hours, 9 a.

m. to 9 p. m. U)5 N. Y.

ave. near 6th st. ATTENTION DR. JANE H. IRVING can bo consulted at her parlors on all affairs of life, being a celebrated business medium who has a reputation throughout the world for nceurato and truthful readings of the Dast, present, and future events of your lifo, through her wonderful Egyptian magnetic charm; removes nil evil Influences and family estrangements; unites tho separated and causes speedy marriuges; brings success in your business affairs and tells when to make profltablo investments; no ono in tho prosout generation pessessos this power in a groater degree than Dr.

Jano H. Irving, who uses it only to tho advantage of tho human raco andto aid those who need the knowledge; ladies may consult her with confidence on all diseases peculiar to their sex. Satisfaction by maiL Send stamp for circular. Offlco and residenco, 616 Fifth street northwest, opposito Pension Office, Washington, D. C.

This lady is indorsed by tho press, clergy, and public in genoraL ocS-tf Mmes, Washington Briggs, 604 Twelfth street northwest, Wislt to inform their customers and tho Indies of Washington that thoy are prepared to make elegant costumes, Dinner, Walking, Riding Habits, Tailor-made Suits, Etc. Thcyhavo secured tho services of tho best artists, and mado arrangements with tho lending houses of London, Paris, and Berlin for styles, and will oxocuto all orders with promptness. Tholr customers havo boen the elite of this country, whom thoy havo always ploased, and will guarantee to suit tho most fastidious. MMES. WASHINGTON BRIGGS, oc7-3m 604 Twelfth st.

nw. PRfiP fil AV CLAIRVOYANT TELLS I II I i LH I PAST, PRESENT, and uturo causes speedy marriages unites tho separated, tells love affairs, losses, business deals, and how to overcome oneniios, tolls everything, twolvo years established. Sittings 50 cents. Hours 9 a. m.

to 9 p. opon Sundays. 4S9 streot, between Four-and-a-half and Sixth sts. s.w. oc6-lm DR.

LEON, 467 Street Northwest OFFICE HOURS, 10TO1, 6 TO 8. SUMMEE EES0ETS. HOTEL PITNEY, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. N.

Y. bet Paciflc and Beach; mod. $1.50 to $2.50 per day; S7 to 312 per week. HOTEL FLORIDA, PACIFIC. BET.

N.Y. AND Tenn. mod. $1.25 to $2 per day; $7 to $10 per week; Sat to CHARLES J. DENTLEIt Jy24-tf Buy a lot anywhere until you have read our extraordinary offor in suburban lots at beautiful Tuxedo, adjacent to Washington, for $50 and upward.

Station on grounds. Particulars at office. 623 Fst nw. oc22-tf A Dinner Is Doubly Enjoyable when it's well served. You'll never havo a fault to find with tho service here or the dfnj-ner either, for that ma'tor.

With the best of everything in tho hands of the best of cooks ouf dinners aro unsurpassed. THE 20 CENT DINNER from 11 a. m. to 2 p. m.

and tho lat 60 CENT DINNERS are making tho HOTEL EMRICH famous. Drop in for dinner tc-daj and give us your opinion on either. HOTEL EMRICH, Pennsylvania Avenue, Near Sixth Street Northwest. AMUSEMENTS. "jl TETZEROTT MUSIC HALL.

Swami Vive Kananda, The Groat High Priest of India And Interpreter of Religions. TWO FAMOUS DISCOURSES. Thursday, Nor. 1, "KARMAX! Tuesday, Nov. 6, "GODS OF ALL NATIONS." Seats now on sale at Motzerott music store.

Usual prices. oc26-7t -VTEW NATIONAL THEATER. JL Every Evening. Saturday Matlneo Only. Miss Ada Rehan.

TO-DAY AT 2 Twelfth Night. Next Week Hoyt's, TO-NIGHT, As You Like It. 'A Trip to Chinatown." oc21-tf EDUCATIONAL. Eaton, Burnett Durling, Business College and School of Shorthand and Typewriting. 12th and Streets N.

W. Superior Advantages at Moderate Cost DAY SCHOOL for those who can attend. NIGHT SCHOOL for thoso who aro busy during the day. oc7-eod3m "FHOSPHA-ALTA C0MP." Still another T. G.

Roberson, Charlottesville, writes: P. A. Comp saved my life. Try a bottle. All druggists sell it Wholesale.

HOMEOPATHIC UNIVERSITY, HO. 21 STREET NW. Lectures In Medical Department 5:30 to 9:30 p. m. Dispensary open from 3 to 5 p.

m. daily. Special clinics Sunday, 2 to 4 m. Apply to DIt JOSEPH C. ELLIS.

Dean. so30-tf 1457 14th St. Washington, D. 1864 Education for Real Life. 1894 For Sons and Daughters.

The Spencerian Business College. National Bank of tho Republic building, cor. 7th and nw. Day and night sessions SPENCERIAN, in tho national capital and throughout the country. Is a household word, associated with thorough busintu training and a prosperous careor.

The thirtieth scholastic year of thla popular institution begins Monday, September, 3, lS3t Fivo departments, Practical Business, Including complete bookkeeping course, English, rapid calculations, rapid writing, moral and social culture. Delsarte system of expression, civics, political economy, and commercial law; Practical English, with inlt.atory bookkeeping; Shorthand and Typewriting, including English; Spencerian Rapid Writing; 31echanical and Architectural Drawing. Full corps of thoroughly trained teachers. Location central Office cpen every business day and night on and after Monday, August 6. Write or cad for new annual announcement MRS.

SARA A. SPENCER, aul0-3m Principal and Proprietor. THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY, Rev. SAMUEL H. GREENE, D.

President The Preparatory School opens Sept 24 Tho Columbian College opens ePt- 2t The Medical School cpens Oct. 1 The Dental School opens Octl The Corcoran Scientific School opens. Oct. 2 The Law School opens Oct. 3 Tho School of Graduate Studies 4 LAW SCHOOL FACULTY.

The Hon. JOHN M. HARLAN, LL. Assoclato Justice of the Supreme Court of tho United States, Professor of tho Constitutional Jurisprudence of the United States, of the Law of Domestic Relations, of Commercial Paper, and of Torts. The Hon.

WALTER S. COX. LL. Associato Justice of tho Supremo Court of the District of Columbia, Professor of tho Law of Real and Personal Property, of Contracts, and of Crimes and Misdemeanors. Tho Hon.

WILLIAM A. MAURY, LL. Assistant Attorney General of the United States, Professor of Equity Jurisprudence, of Common Law and Equity Pleading, and of the Law of Evidonce. Tho Hon. DAVID J.

BREWER, LL. Associato Justice of the Supremo Court of tho United States. Prof ossor of tho Law of Corporations. Prot G. H.

EMMOTT, A. LL. Of the Johns Hopkins University, Lectureron the Civil Law. HENRY E. DAVIS, A.

LL. Sometima Assistant Attorney of the District of Columbia, Lecturer on tho History of Law. WILLIAM F. MATTINGLY, Of tho Washington Bar, Lecturer on Practical Commercial Law. The Hon.

WILLIAM EDGAR SIMONDS, A. United States Commissioner of Patont3, Professor of tho Law of Patents. Tho Hon. ANDREW C. BRADLEY, Associate Justice of tho Supremo Court of the District of Columbia, Lecturer on Criminal Law and on Criminal Pleading and Practice.

WILLIAM G. JOHNSON, LL. Of tho Washington Bar, Professor oX Legal Catechetics and Judge of Moot Court For catalogue of these sevoral schools address ROBERT H. 3L.VRTTN. oc7-lmo Secretary.

SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN. Address, MItS. WM. D. CABELL, Principal, 1435 st n-w.

tf Soocial VOCAL, VIOLIN, PIANO Lessons. J. F. RUECKERT, 1459 Fourteenth st. n.

w. Terms liberaL ocS-lmo. KINDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL, 1426 streot northwest Miss Susan Pollock, prin-cipaL Training class for teachers. References. oc9-3mo MRS.

MANNS KINDERGARTEN AND school and the Elizabeth Peabody Kinder-garton Normal Training School, 1913 Sunderland place, wiU begin fall and winter sessions October 1, 1694. oc2-2mo Mandolin and Guitar Studio. A.V.Holmes, 934 st. Room 3. HONEY TO LOAN.

ONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNT- turo, pinnos, horses, carriages, wagons, tho property will remain undisturbed in your possession; terms easy; lowest rates; private offices; all business strictly confidential; you can havo tho money tho day you apply for it: payments can bo mado on tho principal at any timo; each payment made will lessen tho cost of carrying tho loan. Please call on CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE 602 st main floor. ocl3-lmo MONEY LOANED-ON STOCKS, BONDS, trusts, llfo insuranco pollclos, syndicate certificates, otc. No delay it you havo the se-curitv. YERKES BAKER, 17 Sun Building: WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN lond you $20 and upward on furniture, wagons, Jfccmo publicity and property to romaln In your undisturbed possession; loans paid In part or In full at any timo to suit the convenience of the borrower, aud any n.irt nald reduces the cost of carrying tho loan in proportion to tho amount paid.

WASHING- trnVlfmjTfiini1 TftlV fflAIPlSV KIO or TON MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY, 610 IT st n. w. AMUSEMENTS. LBAUGHS GRAND OPERA HOUSE. ft Euw.

H. Allen Manager Evonings at 9. Wed. and Sat Mais, at 2. Prices 81.50, 31,75, 60, and 25a The ravonte Komantie Aetor, ROBERT MANTELL.

Matinee to-day "ROMEO AND JULIET. To-'ntght-'-TnE CORMCAN BROTHERS." Nox-week, MARIE JANSEN, supported b7 Frederic Bond and company In "MISS DYNAMITE." Seats now on sale. It i BURGLAR MADE THEM LAUGH" TOLD XX by Pastor E. Hez Swem Sonday nighc Morn In subject: "Religious liberty. Second, Tlnnln.

TAttK Vf.nl. nue southeast Free seats. oc27-lt BUTLER'S NEW BIJOU THEATER. THIS WEEK, Matinaes Every and Sat. Prices, 15.

25, 36. 50, and 75. Return of the Sensational Comedy Drama, A KENTUCKY GIRL, SADIE HASSON, who will be supported by an excellent company. Seo the great sensations. Next week Georgs Monroe Co.

in My Aunt Bridget ACADEMY PRICES, 25, 50, 75. ANDSLOO. Every evening; Wed. and Sat mattneMC. THE AMERICAN CHARACTER COMEDY STRUCK OIL.

Next week J. K. EMMET, In Fritz la a MaA house; ERNAN'S LYCEUM THEATER. ALL mis WEEK. The Model of Banned Vaudeville.

UVDE'S COMEDIANS, Including MISS HELENE MORA, The Phenomenal Lady Baritone. NEXT WEEK RICE AND BARTON'S CO. oc22-6t VIRGINIA JOCKEY CLOB. TRACK NEAR ST. ASAPH, VA.

Inaugural Meeting OCTOBER 13 TO DECEMBER 1. Forty Days of Hih-class Racing Best Horses in Training Engaged. Six Races Every Day. First Race at 1:45, Trains, direct to Grand Stand, leave Baltimore and Potomac Station at 1 and 1:20. Returning immediately after last race.

IMPROPER CHARACTERS EXCLUDED. H. D. Mclntyre, E. E.

Downham, Secretary. President OLD DOMINION JOCKEY CLUB RACES on the grounds of the Grange Camp Association Northern Virginia. Five races will be run each day. First racat 2.15 P. M.

Trains win leavo Sixth Street Depot at 133 andL40p. m. Returning at 5.M and 3. 40 p. ra.

Improper characters will not be admitted. Admission 50 Cents. aENTLEMEN'S DRIYTNG PARK P0OL3 SOLD and BOOKING ON ALL RACING EVENTS. Trains leava B. and P.

depot at 9:45 and 11:50 a. 12:50. 1:40, and p. m. Fifteen minutes to Alexandria Driving Park station, near Alexandria.

Vo. Or-Transportation refunded to all patrons aul3-3m MISCELLANEOUS. LEGAL BLANKS. LAW FBJNTLNO. THE LAW REPORTER COMPANY Printers and Stationers.

51S Fifth St. n.w. M. W. MOORE.

Manager OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. North German Lloyd Steamship Co. NEW YORK, SOUTHAMPTON, BREMEN, FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS. I cabin, 30 and upward; II cabin, $45 and WQ. Round Trip, 385 and Saale.

Sat, Oct 27, a m'Havet Tu. Nor 13. 7 a Spree, To, Oct 80, a a Eras, Sat, Nov 17, 9 a Elbe, Sat, Nov 3, 9 a m' AHer. Ta, Nov 28. 11 a m.

Lahn, Ta. Nov 6, 11 a m.Spret Tu, Nov 27. 7 a 9am Comfortable staterooms, excellent table, luxurious saloon apartments. For particular address Oelrichs Gen. Agents, 2 Bowling Green.

New York: F. Droop A Sons, 925 Pa. Agents Washington. D. C.

d-tf EA1LEOADS. RAILROAD. STATION COBNEE OF SIXTH AND STBEETS-In Effect June 24, 1894. 10:30 A. M.

PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED Pull, man Compartment Sleeping, Dining. Emoting; aad Observation Cars Harrisburg to Chicago, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Cleveland, and To ledo. Buffet Parlor Car to Harrisburg. 1033 A. M.

FAST LINE Pullman Ballet Parloe Car to Harrisburg. Parlor and Dining Can, Harrisburg to Pittsburg. P. M. CHICAGO AND ST.

LOUIS EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Car toHar-nsburjr. Sleeping and Dininc Cars, Hams, barg to St. Louia, Cincinnatt LouisviUn, an! Chicago. 7:10 P. M.

WESTERN EXPRESS PuUmaa Sleeping Cars to Chicago, end Harrisburj to Cleveland. Dining Car to Chicago. 7:10 P. M. SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS Pullman Sleeping and Dining Cars to St Louis, and Sleeping Car Harrisburg to Cincinnati.

10:40 P. M. PACIFIC EXPRESS. Pnllmaa Sleeping Car to Pittsburg; 750 a. m.

tor Kane, Canandaigua. Rochester, and Niagara Falls daily, except Sunday. 10 JO a. m. lor Elmlra and Renova daily, except Sunday.

ForAVllliamsport daily, 3:13 p. m. 7:10 p. m. for Willlamsport Rochester.

Buffalo, and Niagara Falls daily, except Saturday, with Sleeping Car Washington to Rochestec 10:40 P. 3L for Erie, Canandaigua. Rochester, anA Buffalo daily, and Niagara Falh daily, excepl Saturday, with Sleeping Car Washington to Elmiro. and Saturdays only Washington to Rochester. For Philadelphia, No vr York; and the East 4.00 P.

SI. "CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED" All Parlor Cars, with Dining Car from Baltimore, for Now York daily, Philadelphia weet days. 7:20, 7:55 (Dining 90. (Dining Car, and 11:00 (ulnin Cr a. 12:15, 3:15, 4:20, MkOO, and 11:35 p.

m. On Sunday, 7:20, 735 (Dining Car), 9:00. 11:00 tar; a. 12:15. 3:13,4:20.

10:00. and II J5 p. m. For Philadelphia only. Fast Express 7:50 a.

m. wei days. Express. 2:01 and 5:10 p. m.

For Boston, without change, 7:50 a. m. week davs. and 3:15 p. m.

daily. For Baltimore. 6:25, 7:20, 7:50. 735, 9:00, 9:40, 10:30, 11:00, and 1130 a. 12:15, 2:01.

3:15, (limited), 4:20, 4:30, 5:40, 6:14. 7:10. 10:40. 11:15, nnd 11:36 p. m.

On Sunday. 7:20, 7:65, 9:00, 9:03, 10:30,11:00 a. 12:15. 1:15. 231, 3U0, (limited), 4:20, 5:40, 6:14, 7d0, 10:00, and 1L3J p.

m. For Pope's Creek Line, 7:20 a. m. and 456 p. m.

daily, except Sunday. For Annapolis, 7:20, and 1130 a and 4520 p. m. daily, except Sunday. Sundays, 9:00 a.

and 4:20 p. m. Atlantic Coast Lino Express for Richmond, Jacksonville and Tampa, 4:30 a. 3:30 p. dally.

Richmond and Atlanta, p. m. daily. Richmond only, 1037 a. m.

week days. Accommodation for Quantico, 7:45 a. m. dally, and 4:25 p. m.

weekdays. For Alexandria, 4:80, 6:35. 7:45, 8:40. 9:45, 1037, 11:50 a. 1230.

1:10, 3:20, 4:25. 5:00, 537, 8:1 10:05, and 11:39 p. m. On Sunday at 450. 7:45, 9:45 a.

2:45, 6:15, and 10:05 m. Leave Alexandria for Washington 6:05, 6:43. 7:05 9:10, 10:15, 10:23 a. 10, 2:15. 3:00.

3:23, 50, 550. 6:13, 7:00. 7:20, 9U5, 1032. and 11:03 m. On Sunday at 6:43.

9:10, 10:23 a. m. 2U5, 550, 70, 7:20 9:15. and 1032 p. m.

Ticket offices northeast corner of Thlrteenta street and Pennsylvania avenue, and at tho sta tion. Sixth and streets, whero orders can ba left for tho checklne of baggago to dsstnatloa Irom hotels and residences. I Cananil j. it. vuuu.

General Passenger Aeon b. m. ruivusr, General iiauagec Peoneffvania.