Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-21

stewart, Ralph stewart, Chas. TaIbert William
Terreil, Bertha Thompson, carrie Thomas Lille
Turner, Mary Vernon, Carrie Waller, Alice Waring,
Walker Webb. Marie Wells, Laura WilSes. Robert
Wilkinson, Lizzie Williams Lizzie WOodford, Clara
Woodland, Imogene worinley, Florence Young,
John Young.
THE PROPER THING.
The WashingtOns capture Another
Game from the Philadelphia In Fine
Styie-Other Games.
The Senators made up yesterday for the bad
work on Tuesday, and defeated the Phillies once
more by the score OF to 4. The batteries booked
for the day were Whitney and Mack and Sanders
and Clements. sanders is a new man here, and
people wondered how he would please the States
men, Although he struck out eight men, the Sen
ators found his curves Ior Is hits two being
doubles and one triple. In fact It was Washing
TONS excellent and Judicious application OF the
ash that earned the victory. A slight fire in the
center-1eld fence at the start OF the game caused
some delay, and then both sides retired without a
run, the first man on each getting first on balls
and staying at third. In the second the Senators
found weak SPOT IN the new mans delivery and
nlled II full OF holes. Irwin threw Whitney's hard
grounder badly, and Myers popped a safe one over
Delehanty's head. Mack, who has been
heart by smack1ng hit that struck the center
field fence, brought in two runs, and gave the
IuuncT tulEu DOnnelly was not lar behind. and
made two-bagger, on which Mack scored. Hoy
then did his part by bringing Donnelly In on a
single. The Phillies were blinked in their half,
and with the score TO 0, the crowd was exultani.
The Statesmen luckily increased their lead In the
third oy two runs, procured by O'Brien's single,
his steal to second, and advance to third on Glenn
second, and finally MackS fine single that brought
both men In Hoy got ratified in the fourth, and
made two errors that aided the Philles in scoring
three runs The visitors seemed encouraged by
this miSplay, and hit Whitney rather hard but
aiter That ne held them down until the
last inning, when they earned a run. The
when Shoch reached frst on an error
and " Brlen nit corker along the foul line for
Two bases, bringing Shoch In. Whitney's single
enabled O'Bren 10 score. Hoy made three hits,
two OF them clean drives and the other an excel.
lent bunt that could not be reached. Besides his
errors, which were nun OF a very high fly and
pad handle OF a safe hit, the home team nelded
beautifully, Wilmot making six put-outs. His
catch OF sanders iy in the seventh made him run
nearly to the foul line The Phillies made hits
and errors Whitney was q little wild and gave
Tour men bases ON balls one OF them bringing in
giles In two innings There were 1900 people
present
OTHER CANES YESTERDAY.
New York defeated Boston to /. In the latter
city, by means Of the Hubbites' wretched fielding.
The batteries were Radbourne and Kelly and
Welch and Ewing. New York made : hits and 7
errors and Boston hits and 8 errors
Pttsburg whitewashed Chicago 5 TO O. Calvin
terie5. Chicago made 5 HITS and 3 errors and
Pittsburg hits and errors.
detroit easily took game from Indianapolis 6
TO 2. The batteries were Shreve and Buckley and
conway and Bennett. Detroit made 10 hits and
errors, and indianapolis hits and errors.
Az hiladeiphia-Athletics. IL; Cleveland, TO-
Inc High School nine will play game with the
Orions at Capitol Park tomorrow afternoon TINS
pelng the last game OF q successful season.
THE wAsEINGroNs ABROAD.
The home team Will play its last game here to-
day and Will then go TO Boston, playing four
games, beginning on saturday. During the trip
abroad they Will play nineteen games four with
Boston, three with New York, three with Puts
burg, three with Indianapolis, three with Detroit
and three with Chicago. OF these they should win
at least seven and perhaps more. They are mucn
stronger than when they started out on their last
trip, and they now have man at their head who
has Drought them In one week from an almost
hopeless rut TO the vicinity OF sixth place
games the three
senators 10 pull ahead this week. PittsburV has
won ID and lost &c, percentage OF 1857: indiana
Washington has won Is and lost 80, a percentage
OF .:s33
oDay win undoubtedly pitch to-day.
From Rockville.
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM A NEI6HBoRrNG TOWN.
EXAMINATION OF SCHOOL UNDERSTANDING OF
THE TOWN couScn-PLAYNG BALL In TIE
STREETS.
Correspondence OF The EVENING STAR.
ROCKVILLE, June 90, 1888
IL Is reported here that the managers OF the
Washington Grove Camp-Meeting Association
have so far rescihded their oroer In regard TO SUM-
day regulations during the camp-meeting in Au-
gust as TO allow the holding OF public services on
both sundays OF the meeting. The gates of the
grounds Will be open, but no trains will stop
grove. >-
AZ smeeting OF the school board held here yes
applicants for teachers certificates on July 26 ~
and 2o, which will be attended by members OF the
BOARD IL was ordered that all certificates Of the
nrst class OF either first or second grade the
holder OF which has taught continuously In the
county for three years, be extended for the same
length OF time. The question Of text books viii be
Al meeting OF the town council last night Mr..
VIM Z w. Connell was elected supervisor of
Minor Anderson was elected TO make a survey
and plat OF the town, and an ordinance was passed
prohibiting ball playing In the streets The paw.
Ing and draining OF additional streets was ordered
The county commissioners and managers OF the
Agricultural Society are to be ordered 10 clear un
In addition to the premiums offered by Mr.. Jesup
biaiI OF silver Spring, for the fastest trorting
gearing colts at the next fair, number OF gen
same time.
M; willard Hnkley, of Githersburg. has been
appointed teacher at the Bailey public School two
miles from this place
The resignation Of the Rev. J. q. Wright Of the
Passionate OF the Baptist church here mas been
accepted and ne win leave for Petersburg In few
Was, wnefT ne wiz take charge OF church.
MI. Cooke D. Luckett to-day sold o building LOT
In Rockville, belonging TO Mr. VIM Reading. &c
Cnas w. sage, for the sum OF $3.50.
An enjoyable musical entertainment WAS given
iast night oy the pupils OF Miss Lucy Stephenson
which was largely attended Miss StephensOn
was formerly OF West Washington. san
| The Courts.
EQUITY CouHT-CAfef Justice BsnoAam and .J,.cioe,
C0z and james
leSteruay, McGuigan agt McGut0an. tesfim0nv
ordered taken BY John CruikshsnE. exSminer
MaSe agI Mace; testimony ordered taken by q
l lg, examiner. Stott agt- Cromwell; auditors
report confirmed and distribution directed Giffen
ger agI Gittenger; r. Smith appointed Quar(iiau
al ntem spesser agt Spessef; divorce granted
WEleet agt Collins; testimony before A Harner
examiner, ordered taken. Briggs aRt. COMBS
sxcspsions overruled. Myers agL LINDSEY; sale
nnaliy ratined. Browning agt Browning. ressrain
Ing order, returnable In five day1 granted.
Cncuu CouRr No. 1-yud0e Hoower.
Yesterday. Frayser agt Naier; judgmene IN
l extended ten dayA