National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-10-16

The Statesmen Easily Shut Out by the
Baltimores-- Games Eisewhere-Horso
Rsces-LoriIIard's stations and Brood
Mares Sold.
BALTlMerE, Oct. 15.-Kilroy held the
Washington League team down to
two scratch hits to-day, while the home
club secured five off Gilmore, and won the
game in eight innings with comparative ease
by the following score;
Nationais...,......... o o 0 o 0 0 o. 0
Base hits-BalumOrc. 8: Washington, 2.
Eros Baltimore, !; Washington, !. E,irno |
MeGlopc. Three -hitS-Kilroy. raSed
bglls|Mack, 2, Will pitches-Gilmorc, /.
First base ON balls-on kilroy, /; of Gilmore,
ington; l. Struck .out-By K,lruy, 5; Gilmore,
9. stolen BiSes-Baltim I. Dlub q plays -
Fulmer, Scott, and nnris. Umpire-Skinnc-.
-, Al Newark, n, 1.-The base ball season in
this city closed this afCrn non, when the New.
ark aud New YORK; clubs met. The attendance
was Ia &c, including many p 'rSOns lrhm New
York The playing at all POINTS was exc l'ent.
Al jersey City-The Brooklyns were badly
beaten today IN nn exhibition game with the
Jersey Citys. Score Jersey Cilys 10; Brook.
Iyns 6.
Al Pittsburg. Pa.-The Dctroits were shut out
this afternoon by the home team Norris
struck out twelve, aud only allowed the vlsi.
lois two hits Attendance 2,OOO Score !;
AT Philadelphia-1w games this afternoon
First Game-Metropolitan, 8: Athletic. L. Sec.
ond game-Athletic, 0; Metropolitan, l.
LAToSiA RACES.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 15-Flrst race nj Latonia
iafk, Tor i-ygGr-olds and upward, seven fur
longs Watch En- won, Lea second, Monarch
second racc-six flrongs. Bobby Swim
won. Matte Corbett second, Proteus third.
Third racc-Milc and one.sxteenth Little
Fellow won, King George second, Athlone
Fourth rnce-Fof 3 year-olds one mile. Hat.
lie Carlisle won, Wanderoo second, Helty
third. Time, lao.
hamburg won, Katie A second, Van third.
Time, l:03l9.
BRIGHTON BEACH RACES.
BRIGHTON BEACH, N. ", Oct 15.-First
Tace-IhIee.guartcrs of mile. TheolOsius
won by four lengths, Pool Box second. Pay
master third. Time, LIS There was no bet
ting.
second race-onc mile. Bill owens won By
a length, Mentmore second, MOOushine third.
Third rac,--seven furlongs. wynona won
by TIRE =, iens n Petersburg second, Miller
Fourth Iace-One and one-eghth miles.
LOi caster won hy half head Joe Mitchell
second, Supervisor bird. Tn i 81
Fith nce-One and one'slAteenth miles.
Jim Douglas won, SaXoly second, Mamie
Hunt third. Time, l:5l.
MYSTIC PARK RACES.
BosToS, Oct .-TrOtting ut Mystic Park
IN the 10 race for PAGERS I l. u won; best
time 2;z2l5 ,Thc 2:2J class was won BY Gil.
was won 10y Lookout; best time. 2:2SJ5. Tho
2:23 olass (unilnlsLe y was won By Rex; best
time ?:2ii@,
rNTRILs FOR To-DAY's HORSE RACES,
Following are thcenrics for tO.day's s races at
Ir0Snect Pdrs, as furnished by Jones II Co.,
Harris House:
First Iace-Onc md onc-,ixteenth m lAs--
HeflcTt II pounds; Gon'alon, III; Una y,
lC5; NItllc, "; sam Brown, ~.
S'co fGcI-seyentighth Of mile, SELL
ing-pgly Oak, 10 pounds; George c. Bennett,
20; H. Ieillon; l9j, Relax, %; Tho iosIu', ";
Nellie Il, "; Bellevue. pj.
Third drHcr-Suycu-Cighths of a mile welter-
ICgRa! !sbuSh. ~ pounds; liiml'nya, ll7, Hope.
inl, l:h Revoke, l25' King Arthur III; Sax
Fourth race-Thrce milcs-Bonanzl, 1Oa
pound; Ad"tis, o, Feronn, "; Little Din, s..
hiNh "a c-OHe HLI onc'SiXtecnth mile,
f,eeilinE-F,'o,ence y, Ilni l,onnds; Broughtou,
100; War EOgle, no: liorlclals, %; Fcrs Kyle,
III; llUvunr, late Tiooml, 1903.
loRlLLARb's STATIONS AND BROOD MARES SOLD.
NEW HonK, oct l5.--At the Rancocas breed.
ing farm, lobstown, n. j., Mr.. Pierre Lorillard
sold out all OF his stations and brood mares
to-day. The prices were fair, and the total
amount realized was slis s05 for eighty.thrce
Its. The average for the stations sold NUM-
bcrlng five, was 5000, aud for the brood mares
an average of 81 i22.39 each. The sale was
conducted by Col, Bruce. and was well con-
Quoted throughout lrOquois was bought by
Gen. William II. Jackson, of Tennessee, who,
in short speech, declared he bought the car.
rier OF the American cOlors Oh foreign soil for
fear he might be taken away.
Annual Session OF the National Grange
The twentieth annual session Of the Ma
tional Grange, Patrors Of Husbandry, will
convene in the Musical Fund Hall, Locust
street, Philadelphia, on Wednesday, Nov.
10, at ii o'clock a. IN. Accomm )dG-
tlons for the members of the National
Grange have been secured at the Girard
Innsn Thn Hnnna ulnnIlln RnIlrnnl O..