Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-18
The Ball Player.


The game yesterday between the Senators and
the Koosiers was prevented by rain, as was also
that In Chicago with Philadelphia
New YORK defeated P1ttsburg TO In q most re-
markaoie contest. Neither side made a mis-
play, both pitchers were effective In the highest
degree, and run getting was prevented &C times
Only oy phenomenal work The batteries were
terry won the game twice, nrst by scoring Ewing
BY making double hit and a marvellous catch In
the eighth inning OF Miller's hit that would have
scored man on second base. New York made 3
hits and error, and Pittsburg hits and O error
Detroit won from Boston 70 BY her favorite
trick OF pulling up In the ninth and scoring runs
kadoourne and Tate and conway and Bennett
were the batteries. Detroit made 10 hits ana
errors and Boston hits and j error
There were no American Association games
played. e--''''
Tine High School and Pension once mines play
az Capitol Park this afternoon for the benefit OF
the yellow fever sufferers
IHx SrxARNAS FAMILY TKouBLKs.-In the Police
Court this morning Louis Stearman was charged
with an assault on bis wife at their residence No
423 10th street northwest The wife destined that
ne beat her, the quarrel being about the prepare
ton OF his breakfast; that ne treated her win
great cruelty. and her teeth were looseued by ms
blows and that ne continued his assault until she
tainted, and began again when she became con-
scioUA The husband claimed that he simply
seized her 70 prevent her striking him. and he NAV
have struck her 10 the mouth. The court SAID that
he could not believe the story OF the wife that a
man could be so reckless and cruel as to beat
woman I'll sne tainted and recommence the as
sault as soon as she come TO consciousness He
believed that they were both Quarrelsome: that
there was just about enough fuel In them TO Keen
YOU'D not Oe 9ns ONE MoI Rse BE- 10 nns spS
much from the family treasury. The defendant
had no business TO lay hands on his wife in anger.
and IL would be better for him TO break up house
keeping. He would require In this case good real
estate security IN $500 10 keep the peace To the
nothing 70 incite her husband and II they renewed
me quarrel and were brought up again &c would
not be well with them
Hx WILL BE SHUT Up Jusr A YKAR-Joaepb
Butler, a young colored man, went into Solomon
Cohens store on street. last night, and said thar
one that suited him, and he then asked for some
cartridges When the box OF cartridges was placed
On the showcase the negro grabbed both the
weapon and the cartridges and ran on. IL was
ABOUT O'Clock when Butler arrived In front OF
harris Theater and made himself obnoxious by
learned that the negro had q revolver, and
graooeo him. As he did so the prisoner swore, and
ILL., sns'sneo 70 put bullet through the onicer's
nsAar attempting 70 load the weapon at the same
~ nc was given SIX months In jail for stealing
ne pistol three months on the farm for carrying
language 'o' ~s
n.y. SSno ron Hn FIRST EARNINGS IN rms CouxfRY.
rnis morning, Justice L c. ONeai, had before MIN
ns nrst case under his new commisssonNs ss,if ~
nsnC Aolo against Helen FrizzeI, and gave iudQ-
Tor xors done In m ane suit was 70 recover 5000
fo1r pairs OF shoes and il was deve,ooeS - ss
moey nat kolo, who had been In this Country Snf
t1onsn obtained work with defendanr VINO
srees sooenwest and had performed the wo2s
s0eo on; that the defendant found fsult MIR ~
von; that L was not done In accordance win
too oroerS The consequence was thar Koin vss
nos psio. and having no money be pawned ma
sroaSens IN oroer that ne might enter the suit
Ior the plaintin there was expert tesIimony thsf
ne work vas ven done, and one OF the witnsssSs
On n ssend informed the PLAINTIFF that be hsd
me1t 1or plaintiff for $3.50 and costs: ne ma
MONEY he aad earned In America, and the uonev
beng paid ne Immediately paid hls landlord ana
went On With bis new employer