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Wichita eagle., 1888-10-09
WEATHER BULLETINS.

SIGNAL OFFICE, WICHITA, Kan, Oct
8-The highest temperature was 1853
the lowest 80 ,, and the mean $3.50 with
gentle southwesterly and southerly winds,
warmer, generally fair weather and sta
tionary pressure.
The maximum velocity Of wind was
S 16 miles per hour at 3:25 p. m.
Mean barometer reduced to sea level was
at a. M 5000 inches; at 2 p. N. 5000
inches, at D. IN. 20. 954
Mean relative humidity 60.5o per cent.
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
Oct. S.-The indications for twenty-four
hours, commencing Tuesday, October
Q, at z a. M. are as follows:
For Missouri and Kansas: Fair, followed
by light rains, warmer, southerly winds.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-09
REMARKABLE WEATHER.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Oct. S.-More remarka-
BILE weather is reported from a section of
Colleton county, this state, fourteen miles
square. For four months following the
great earthquake of August, 1856, there
was almost continuous drought during
which time the total rainfall did not ex-
coed two inches. Streams and springs
dried up, crops and cattle persisted for the
want of water. 1t was difficult for the
people to obtain good drinking water. A
little over two months ago, rain began
falling steadily and for fifty-seven consec-
utive days there were only two on which it
it did not rain. All lowlands have been
turned into lakes and no crops have been
made. The people are consequently in q
deplorable condition.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-09
flour MIL.

The S. l. Davidson Mortgage company
have charge Of frs, class four mill fitted
out with complete set Of best modern
machinery Mil Il located IN good town
OF four thousand inhabitants IN one Of the
bes. counties in the state. Capacity Of
mill one hundred barrels day. Mil can
be rented very cheap by good experienced
party. Or good miller will De hired 20
operate IL and money furnished By owner
A man r1th money can purchase the
property for 50 per cent ot its real value
Terms made TO sui, IL security In tA,ss-
factory For further particular. call 81
the Office Of TIE (. l. Davidson Mortgage
com pauT. rear Of Citizens bank 6i5. 4
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-09
BENTON'S HAIR GROWER.

AL who are BALD. all who are beootainE BALD.
all who 90 not want - 20 BALD. al sho
troublei with DASDECFR. or ITCHING q tie
scalp. should Use BsntsHs Hair Grower. Eighty
per cen; o. those using = Rave Frswn hair u
never fails % stop the hair from failing ThFsEz1
siekHes and fsTsrs fe hair scnlstlfes falls OF "a
.hort time ard although ne rsr-ou may have -.
UsiDs1 bald for year.. II Gu sss bsssaais Hair
Cfowsr according 70 directions T-a are sure -
growth OF hair IE huHdrssis 81 cases oe hsvs pro
dBced good growth o. hair On tfo@s hzss
been bald ard gis1si for years. We have fgJlY sab
E,antiatet lie fa4io~if.g fsots-
We grow hair 10 every csse. no n.s.cer bow lerx
bald
cBliks o;iasr preparations. H costAizs 70 sugar
* cad. or vsssiAais or rafsssrai prisons
u L. . specific fSf failing lair. d<E6Tgf. AL
iiesiug ~ IT, scalp
The Hair Grower q s&tr food. All 81 eoIpost-
Ton - alEro~t crafty lie tie ca NAfsh s9.ylixs
tie hair .3tk sts vitality
u yoar fruxgis;s base art 90 n vii ssa9 g
pssfa Z OF rseslSt q yre. s.A Sod T
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Wichita eagle., 1888-10-09
STATE COUPONS mot LEGAL TEN
DER.

HARIIsoNBURG, Va, Oct. SIN April
last executions were issued against about
eighty persons in this county, who offered
virginia coupons ii payment of state
taxes These coupons were purchased by
). Z. Cooper, agent for London bond
holders, who was responsible for the dam
ages. cooper rendered the bonds in June
last Tor the payment of these executions
ano costs The sheriff refused the tender.
TIE state has again instituted suit against
The same parties in the circuit court here
Inc same tender VIII again be made by
Cooper should Judgment be rendered
against those parties.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-09
For Sale-Old jail Building.

Sealed proposals will be received at the
Office of the county clerk up 10 noon OF
Monday, October 10, 1855, for the purchase
OF the old jail building-everythin except
the iron work TO be included in the sale.
Also for the purchase Of all the frame
buildings now On the court house grounds.
Buildings to be removed at once.
The commissioners reserve the right 20
reject any or all bids.
WICHITA, October 6, 1855
= 60 5. DrNKIN, County Clerk.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-09
For Sale or Trade

T OF SAIe or irtdr
80 new and second hand buggies phae
tons, carriages aud wagons.
! ten horse power boiler and engine.
5000 worth OK agricultural implements,
consisting of plows. corn planters, one
Flying Dutchman, etc.
fire proof safes.
10 delivery wagons, all kinds
lot chairs, 300 per doz
entire grocery stocks; also part Of
stock.
stock dry goods
Fifty thousand acres western land.
lot Office fixtures Of all descriptions
Also land in Illinois, Missouri, Arkansas
and Texas
All property listed with "a will receive
prompt attention at the United States
Trading Co, No 2z5 and al North Main
St, formerly Main Street Theatre building.
Vic hita, Kan I22 Il
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-09

Hovey and Tanner will meet Blaine at
Goshen and accompany him through the
state.
Senator Mcdonald speaks at Upton,
Thursday, the 11th.
General Harrison, General Hovey. Mr..
b bGrakeF IT, General dr+o Gibson and Rs sasw
and Senator Sherman will participate
in a mass meeting in this city.
General Harrison and the disting uished
guests will review the parade from the
balcony of the new Denison hotel. The big
mass meeting will take place at the expo
sition grounds, where MI. Blaine, General
HoYey, Governor Foraker and 9TH
ers will speak. 1t is uncertain
as yet whether Senators Sherman and
Allison can be present. In the evening
mass meetings will be held at Tomlinson's
hall. the opera house, the wigwam and
other places.
On the same day ex-senator Mcdonald
win speak at Red Key and Senator Voor-
hees at Corydon
Friday, the 18th. Governor D. B. Hill of
New York, inaugurates his canvass, opening
ing at Mitchell in the afternoon and speak
ing at Seymour en- route to Indianapolis,
where he will be given an ovation the
same night at Tomlinson hall. Governor
Gray, Chairman Jewett and other distin-
guished Democrats will meet Governor
Hill at Mitchell Senator Mcdonald
speaks at New Lisbon, General Hovey and
Corporal Tanner, at Spencer. Mr.. Blaine
and his party will remain in
indianapolis during the 18th and
doubtless participate with General Harri-
son in receiving the German-Americans
from Chicago Congressman Mills, OF
Texas, re-enters the Indiana canvass, open
ing at Evansville
Saturday, the 18th, Governor Hill, Gov
ernor Gray and their party speak at La
fayette, in the afternoon, and Logansport
at night.
Mr.. Blaine and General Hovey speak at
Evansville, Congressman Mills at New Al
bany, ex-senator Mcdonald at Bluffton,
Senator VOORHEES, at Brookield.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-09
DALLAS FAIR AND EXPOSITION.
DaIl,s. Te1as. octobsr IIth % al.,.

For the above named occasion the Mis-
souri, Pacific railway Fort Scott RouteJ
will sell round trip tickets 10 Dallas and
return az one fare for the round trip.
Tickets on sale Oct. 9Th, 9th. 18th, 18th.
18th. 23rd and 26th. good TO return on or
before Nov. 10th For further iuforms-
ton call at city ticket Office, 81 y. Main
street. l. (. BLECELET,
dl21tf Pass and Ticket Agent.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-09

Cheap rates 20 Columbus. O., and re-
t7rn. va the Missoor. Pacific railway
7 be shortest line By - mica The qrsck-
esf time by one hour and q half Lave
" Wichita az i - q. n, arrive 81 Cofunbus.
s.sS .. N tie following esy. Tickets will
be On sale Sep. :, 5 asd 2. Yor further t.
formation cal 81 city ticket o<ssee. lzs
North MalE 81 Z z BLEcxLEY,
Sxzf Pass ard tleksx assssr
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-09
MORMONS IN MEXICO.

CITY OF MEXICO. Oct. S.-Henry Firing,
representative of the Mormon colonies in
the state OF Chihuahua, reports the Nor
mon church has bought a, DOC, 600 acres of
land in that state, formerly the property
of the Zuni Indians He also denies the
charge that Mormons contemplate moving
en- masse to this country. The Mormons
here now number only few families with
200, 900 acres in this states. There is much
speculation regarding Mormon immigra-
ton. the general sentiment being adverse
IN III
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-09

Blank building agreements, coatsAess
etc, for uss By contractors and buf.6srs,
for sale at this Office Orders by mail
promptly attended 70. Address the W.eh-
ia kAGLE. Wichita Kan. III
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-09
ATERRlBlEFIoop.

SAN Francisco, Oct. S.-From advices
received from the steamer Belgic it is
learned that the whole of the new en-
bankment Of Yellow river at Chan-Chou
began last autumn, and carried on at a
cost Of over So, OO0. GEO. has been completely
swept away by the recent floods. OF 5000
lined feet of river wall recently completed,
not one inch remains, the water pouring
through the immense gap into the Honon
unchecked. From 500 to 1000 laborers
who were on the bank were swept away
and drowned
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-09
ANOTHER AMERICAN GIRL GONE.

DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 6.-The marriage
of Baron Barthold Buene, first lieutenant
of the regiment of Chevaliers Gardes OF
her majesty the empress Of Russia, to Miss
Matte Lothrop, daughter of the Hon.
George H. Lothrop, recently minister to
Russia, took place at ST. Paups church
last evening. The edifice was filled with
the friends of the family. Following the
ceremony Mrs. Lothrop held a brilliant
reception.
Baron Huene is the descendent of Ger
man family long settled in Russia. He is
80 years old and handsome. The bride is
very beautiful, and her father is one of De-
troit's millionaires besides being the lead
er of the Michigan bar. The bethrothal
occurred only few weeks ago In London
and the young couple have been acquaint-
ed but comparatively short time. The
bride does not speak Russian nor the bride
groom English.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-09
Corn fo- sale

5000 bushels. 100 tons Of hay Fer par
ticulaIs apply to Nickols Bros &, Hove,
Beaumont, Kan. dis y
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-09

Attorneys poke. dockets for sale q. this
of1ce- Orders by mail promptly filed
Address All orders g The WICHITA EAGLE,
Wichita Kan. T. r. Murdoch. Msnage-.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-09

$50 far, so good" said the boy after eat
ing the stolen tart. After reviewing the
thousands and tens of thousands of colds
and coughs that have been conquered by
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup we can readily
say, so far, so good. Price 25 cents.
81 have found sure cure for my weak
ankle" she said. What can it be:''
Fancy woman never having heard of
Salvation Oil at twenty-five cents bottle.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-09
clnrlER wnoKcpc, c1pIkr

FEATHER WORKERS STRIKE.
NEW YORK, Oct. S.-The female employees
of Chonfield & Co., feathers merchants,
all returned to work today, the firm agree
ing to pay the old rates of wages until
uniform scale is fixed by the trade. This
will be done within two weeks.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-09

Each Township Treasurer should
have Treasures Record, Stray Record,
transcripts, Compiled Laws Of 1855, and
. full assortment Of blanks For sale az
this Office.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-09
SENATOR PLUMBAT FORT SCOTT.

SENATOR PLUMB AT FORT SCOTT.
Fort SCOTT, Sept. appropriations have
been completed by the Harrison and Nor
ton club of this city for grand torch light
parade and fireworks display in honor of
Senator Plumb, who speaks here on
Wednesday night. All railroads entering
the city have given rate Of one fare for
the round trip from all points and num-
Der of clubs from adjacent cities have ad-
vised of their intention to be present.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-09
THE STREET CAR STIKE.
The Strikers Run Opposition Hack and
Omnibus Lines.

CHICAGO, Oct. S.-District assembly No.
"a, Knights of Labor, met last evening to
take action on the North Side strike Con-
ductors and drivers of the North Side are
in the district controlled by No. "a The
most important business transacted was
to authorize the employment of forty ON
nibuses for use this morning to be manned
by striking drivers and conductors to make
regular trips on the North Side at cents
a head. Buses will be run as early
as possible in the morning with re-
lays of horses during the day, change of
men and will run late at night. The men
say they are determined that the travelling
public shall not be Inconvenience, if it is
in their power TO prevent it. A resolution
was unanimously adopted recommending
all leaders of the strikers to keep ali their
men away from the barns, power houses
and the offices of the company, and in no
manner whatever to attempt to interfere
with the lawful efforts of the street car
officers to run cars if they were able to do
so. Another resolution was adopted fully
sustaining the strikers and promising them
the support of the various assemblies of
the district until success is assured
CARS RUNNING.
CHICAGO, Oct. S.-As was promised last
Saturday cars were started this morning
over the North Side lines. At 40 a. m.
six open cars, drawn by horses and
manned by about dozen policemen each,
left the car barns, destined for the bust
ness centers. Cars, which were run in a
bunch, proceeded by patrol wagon loaded
with policemen, were not molested by the
strikers. The onlookers gathered around
the barns. The down trip was made with
out any mishaps to speak of, although the
cars were somewhat hampered by the
crowd of vehicles which took up the
tracks 1T $50 o'clock Washington Street,
the South Side terminus of the horse car
line. was reached and tho cars started on
the return trip. Cars were also started
from several of the other North Side barns,
but none of them were patronized by the
public 10 any great extent. Cars have been
running continuously for three hours.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-09

Brilliant costumes and Scenery. Military bad
and orchestra
Reserved seats IS cents and s1Jn Admission ?
and - cents ciD
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-09

RIVER PACKET SUNK.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. S-The passenger packet
Jno. NJ. Gilbert sunk near Chester, H..
this morning. No lives were lost.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-09

No one should suffer with boils or hui
mors when Hoods Sarsaparilla cures so
quickly and we'll,
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-09
TARIFF IN THE SENATE.
THE SUBSTITUTE BILL TAKEN UN-
DER CONSIDERATION.
Mr., Allison Proceeds to Make Clear
a Few Of Its Salient
Points.
The Difference Between Reduction Which
Retains the Protective Features
and Free Trade.

The Injustice of the Mills Bill on the
Sugar Schedule-Pr0tecti0n to Beet
and Sorghum Sugar Producers In
sured by the Senate Bill
House Proceedings.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-09
Residence for Rent /.

Residence Tor Kent.
\ two-story eight-room house, almost
new, with modern improvements. such as
water and gas, on both floors Yard en-
closed by new picket fence. Situated on
corner OF Wichita and Tenth streets Two
street car systems pass the door constantly
Price So per month. Tie same rsated for
$40 last year. For further information
call on or address Mrs Emma Mum. (
Central avenue, College Hill, OF Scott &
Cook. Rental Agency, ( Douglas avenue
lx2-6s
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ENTRIES FOR THE ISTSRoo1LEorArs 0AxE&

Much interest Is felt among college in regard 30
the coming intercollegiate at the Manhattan Grounds
May g. The entries will be closed Thursday and
then at will be definitely known how much OF chance
each college will have Of winning the championship The
entries closed carly 10 allow protests against any Of
the entries before the day OF the games number OF old
standard athletes Of the deent colleges Of the
tests this year. having left their respective colleges As
far be determined at present the prominent ath
letes in the contests are as follows:
14-mile run-Wes. Of Harvard. and Banks Of Coll
umbia.
300 yards dash-Skerrl, Of Yale.
High 1ump-Page and Webster, or the University Of
Pennsylvania, and Richards, Of Columbia.
Mile walk-Wrigbt. of Harvard.
Mile run-Harman, of Yale, and Faries Of Princeton
Twonnle bicycle race-Kolb OF the University of
sylvania.
Broad 1ump-Shearman, OF Yale
In the hammer. shot, half mile rum 100 yards hurdle
race and 1o0yards dash, the entries filled with
men, Barger, OF Yale, is the only welknown athlete
IN the pole vault but some entry may prove dark
horse In the race. conest-a 900 yards hurdle
has been added the difference being that in the
yards the hurdles feet inches high while in the
the hurdles foot iowr. The plan sepa.
rate officers for the field and track will be pursued
former years. and the marshals will be policemen 80 order
will be assured The first prizes will be gold medals the
second silver medals and $50 gold medal will te given
every who breaks intercollegiate record
during the games
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-06
TRYING TO COLLECT FROM COL FELLOWS
TIE INDEBTEDNESS NOT BgNIEp--A CLAIM OF SIX
TEEN YEARS sTAyDryG.

TIE INDEBTEDNESS NOT BgNiEp--A CLAIM OF SIX
TEEN TEARS sTAyDIyG.
The case Of Oeschcidt and othcrs against Colonel
FELLOWS was continued before Referee Davenport yes
'erday. Horny NJ. Geschcidt appeared for the plain
nns' and George Hill for tho defendant The ques-
uon al Issue dates back between fifteen and sixteen
years and concerns claim for $50, or whereabouts.
against Colonel Fellows. 1t is alleged by the plain
TINS that he has withheld and misappropriated this
sum out OF moneys received by him referee In par
ut'on suit brought by the heirs Of DR.. NORTH A.
Gesoheldt.
Out Of mass of technc atIes exceptions and obiec-
lions tho following points were made clear yesterday
Coionc Fellowss counsel admitted that some amount,
no could not say how much, IS due In law from tho
colonel to tho Geecheidt heirs, but claimed that his
client had not been at fault In Withholding tho money
during all these years, the claimants had not at
tended TO having the expenses taxed, and had omitted
certain other formallties. Tho plaintiffs, on the other
hand claim, and underworld 70 prove that thoy made
every possible effort 10 eiect settlement and were
repeatedly put on BY Colonel Fellows, who promised
10 attend to the mattor as he could They
say THAI he has uscd tho money.
was expected that Colonel Fellows would DO pres
emf TO testify but he sent word that no was too busy
20 come Tho hearing was adjourned to Monday OF
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ington 2. Chicago l. Ptchers-0Day and Van Haltren
Umpire-Mr Valentine
Pittsburg. May 5-The niladelpha team defeated the
Pittsburg nine to-day after exciting by this score
P e, ,.ssIp -. 2 9 9 9 9 "a
Baschits-Ptfsdelphia 8. Pittsburg g. Errors-Phls.
deIphia 4, PittsburgA Pftchers-Bufnnton and Morris
Umpire-Mr Daniels
Cleveland May S-The Athletics rallied in the eighth
inning to-day defeated the club by the following
score:
h AtnenS 49,. J Q 9 Is
Basehits-A Athletic 10. Cleveland Q. Errors-Athetic
O. Cleveland 10. Ptchcrs-Sewsrd and Bakeiy. Umpire
Mr.. GsfDev.
Cincinnati, May 5.-The Kansas City nine played
wretchedly to-day, and was beaten as follows:
kansas City 9 9 ga
Basehits-Kansas City, 2; Cincinnati, ID. Errors
Kansas City. "a Cincinnati. o. Pitchers-Honncr and
Mullane. Umpirc-Mr. Mcouade.
Bssehits-st Louis, IA; Louisville. .. Errors-st
Louis 8 Louisville, IL. Pitchers-Kjng and Ramsey.
Umpre-Mr. Doescher.
At Ithaca-Corne University IL Lafayette College, g.
At Bethlehom-Lehigh University, IL Kensington, 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-06
Liverpool. .....Apru 20
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TUESDAY, MAY 8.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK........sATURD
ARRIVED

PORT OF w.YoRK...-.".sATURDAY, MAY ., 1888
ARRIVED
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Wright Sons Arrived the Ba, a. Loo ,., =,
Steamer Chas Meyer Hand Baltimore with coal 70 Con-
n: ~. Porto Rico via s'
sl.amsr Jones (Irl Lspsey. Boston. in ballast to
snip foIya.:. Ssr Dumas. chissasons ia days with
SHIP p S Scsa ses. % utn. Hong
with sehppor y::.. to = wa %;s moe &C.
,sor2.f vessel . Thee Eas:t o,, q, s,,, with
nitrate ts Of s0S: 70 So.r,s
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an. ~. S.t.s. s.i g win no.
ship s.s,son: Hammond Lcseen FEB g =, with md''
s.Ss l5S% .
TO Nose. Taylor Co vessel TO f1nS April IL with
mi %a's and passenger Moses Taylor Co. VA"
naIt sisy.nss so BsrG Savannah days. iu '''''''
Lay Lax. ss Ms.A: s%s;S.; 70 SSs'
to srd.r vessel 70 John sssger. a. a.. ,r, ,.,
'n s S.Tps ss ool days with md'e
hs s:a Bro Bro. OBJ. s ssy
Island wind light sswi clear
Arrived yesterday
Steamer oalileo tBr yonsA Hui npr - tSs bsr ~ 20
passengers sandefson Bon. ArriVoa A'no A - ~
Steamer Unita (osrl Christsnsen B.rscya dAyc win
fruis to 0opss PeanA. ArrivsdS ho H~ - 49," Pun
CLEARED
Steamer Lord Of the Isles r relsa'e VIZ A''n
steamer Lyd.n Monaron CBr, Busss't LondOn-sander-
Il Son. -
steamer Arabic tBr. smith. Liverpool 'a eus'n'so~n-
J Bruce Isnay. -. o..... p....
Steamer ohio Sargent LvsrposI via eu'sn'so"h-r'ssr
Wright a Sons. Nm.
steamer Xnsnora tBr. Hsddsrw'ct ai''s0" via Neville
steamer EIbs io.r. Msys. Bremen via southampton
to.r, Topsss Brsmsn-o'irish' Go with
cargo from Baltimore -, x -,
sissmsr Advances orffnsha PsrA sio Jsnsirs &C via
Newport News Aad ~ Thomsaus srasn All 80 20
Steamer Thornhi Br we,hsr Pyonesorrhnepsna Eros
Steamer Hopdo tHfl hrownriga. knsst'n. beifs &c
Williams a Bankins. 49, .
PsArsalL
steamer Saratoga Curtis Hsysns-yN Ward Co
Steamer LsmpasAs croweli. Galveston VIA Key Wess-oh
Mallory Co.
steamer Hudson. Freeman. Nsw:oreansss Seaman,
steamer Eureka Quick New.0reaps -Jonn Van sickle;
Steamer oid Dominion, Couch. Richmond CT Point ana
steamer BrssEwsser. bolA wsss Point vs-old Dominion
BsCo
steamer Seneca Walker. Ksrtoih sna Newport Hsss-
Old Dominion re Do
steamer 0ctssrN RsynoldA sai,imors-s D0vnsr.
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LOCAL CLUBS TRIUMPHANT.
NETWORKS WIN AT INDIANAPOLIS.
rx.p RALrIMoREs BEATEN BY THE BROOKLYN
TrIM-oTHER GAMES AND SCORES.

THE BALTIMoREs BEATEN BY The BNookLYN
TEAM-oTHER GAMES AND SCORES
the arooLlyu and Bal imore clubs played 81 Washington
80 prooklyn Yesterday. About 3,7oo people were
.s.n, and better weather for baseball game has not
ssres,ci the players this year. Cunningham tho ex-
p,oklyn ptcher did good work against his old compan
Ions
The players took the lead In the fourth inning and
,d ~ 70 the end The played poorly In the ned
ra,euson tried Gafneys plan OF umpirins behind the
.,,cber with success. The Brooklyn played IN
sr,endtd trim except the eighth inning, when their
work rescmbled the playing OF lot OF schoolboys Many
,.ass uere present while Mayor Chaplin watched tho
players the balcony.
No runs were scored either side until the fourth
inning when the home men got one tally. Pinkney
vas struck by pitched ball, and after reaching first
stole to second He went 10 third on McClean's out
ana scored on Orrs sacrifice 10 first base. The homo
,lavers scored three in the fifth inning, and
,n,de their lead look Smith was sent to
e,st IN called balls reached second wild throw
nv o,Brien I,adford sent the ball between Farreps
Fact ana Smith scored the error. Another wild
,hro by oBrien advanced Rsdfod second from where
he scored on o hit by Terry. Pinkneys threebaeger
q, reh, ned sent Terry across the home plate. two
h,se hit by Orr and a single by Foutz gave tho home
c,ph another run In sixth inning Errors by Green
wood Burns and Orien gave the Brooklyn men another
min in the seventh inning Errors by Smith and McCle
ian and basehts BY Sommers and Shindle the Ba
more players Ave In the eighth inning The score
xas follows