Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-03
Lost I'm the Twelfth.


Tons AND PHILLIEs sATURDAY-oTHKR CANES
The Senators lost an exciting game In the
Quaker City on saturday, the score being TO O
at the enc OF the twelfth inning. Widner and
Arundel and San ders and Schriver being the bat
terieS. Neither side did any batting TO speak OF,
and the fielding was brilliant throughout the
game Widner did the best work until the last
inning, wlen ne weakened slightly, and base on
DaIls, steal, sacrifice. and two singles scored
Two runs The Senators could not get beyond
second base Some OF the field plays were mar
veious Shoch played at short, Fuller at second.
ana Mack In right-neld. Washington made g mis-
and errors. and Philadelphia hits AMI errors.
New YORK won from Boston, 10 g through per-
feet neldlng and punching or hits. The baffertes
were WEIGH and Ewing and Garrison and Kelly.
The Giants made y hits and errors, aud Boston
Indianapolis defeated Chicago, to5 In the
NTH inning the bases were full and McGeachy
Cleaned them by making long hit, demoraIizlng
the visitors. Baldwin and Daily and Burdick and
Buckley were the batteries. The HOLSTERS made
hits and errors, and Chicago hits and s errors
fItsourg and Detroit played two games, each
OF the smokes. Getzein and Wells ana GAVIN
and Miller were the batteries Pittsburp made q
mus ana errors, and Detroit hits and errors.
Inc champions won the second game to q The
batteries were Conway and Bennett and Morris
and Miller. Detroit made IL hits and error and
PlttSourg hits and errors
Az Phiiadelphia-St. Louis, 3; Athletics Q AZ
Baltimore Lcuisville, 8; Baltimore g. At BrooK.
HnwGincinnatt 2; Brooklyn, 2; ten innings. AZ
". 4. n
einnat (sundayl-Brooklyn, 5; Cincinnati. 4 AZ
MISUNDERSTANDING, IL; Louisville, g.
The Crushed Church Tower.
THE INVESTIGATION VIRTUALLY OVER AND rup NJ
rokT AGREED uPoN-Nor YET READY TO BIZ MADE
PUBLIC.
The commission TO investigate the fall of the
tower OF the Church Of the Covenant was In ses.
sion saturday night until after midnight They.
heard statements by stone-ma1ers, stOne-cutrers
members OF the church building committee and
Mr.. Robert l. Fleming, representing the architects
Inc members OF the commission were in consulta
tlon an hour after taking testimony and agreed
practically on the points OF their report TIE, 70
port VIII De drawn up by Mr.Green. AT Mr. Elem
Ing request, however, the commission agreed Ia
, Wy unll ane architects Messrs. Cady Co. can
signing and submitting the report 10 the DIST rIct
commissioners So the commission adtourneS
Saturday night subject 70 the call OF the chair-
man, Mr.. Green, but their labors are practicaiiy
closed Building Inspector Entwisle TO-DAY sad
they would not make known their CONCLUSIONS nm
III their report was placed In the hands OF the Dis
trict commissioners.
Mr.. Entwisle denied to q STAR reporter the nph
lished statement that he had said lhat the falling
OF the tower was not the fault OF the architecI
Il nave not, he said, 'tgiven any opinion on the
matler at all as TO who was TO blame or who nor
TO blame" s
Rev. DR.. Hamlin, OF the Church OF the Cove ant
having returned from his vacation preached 10 mis-
eong,egation yesterday. He referred in hts ser.
uloh 10 the catastrophe and expressed thankful.
ness that no lives were lost The Investigating
commission, he said, woult have nothing 70 con.
ceat and the public would know where the blame
lies.
Mr. MARTIN HOGAN, the famous tenor balladisc
artistic guitar, mandolin and banjo trios: fre
tons, dancing. &C., &C.; Eixs A. X. 4. excursior
tomorrow evening; Corcoran; O'Clock. Return
~ O'CLOCK Cars In all directions Lots OF fun