Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-14
Defeated by Pitssburx.

THE wAsHN0roNs WE'RE oUrLucKKD-orHKR CANES
YESTERDAY.
The Statesmen, after having the game In hand
yesterday, finally lost TO Pttsburg by the score
to through oDay's wild pitching In the eighth
inning. The home team made their runs In the
third inning After two men were out wflmot
reached first on balls, and went to second when
Kuehne fumbled Myers drive. Both men scored
on Days clean hit to the fence for two bases
Neither side could do anything until the eighth,
smith followed by a foul, which was caught,
beckley went 70 nrst on balls, and Dunlap went
roll being hit BY pitched bali, and Kuehne won
.ne game by driving the bali through Hoy, clear
tng me diamond Tor three runs. The Statesmen
far apart The batteries were O'Day and Deasiey
anu calvin and Miller. Washington made hits
n am errors, and Pitts6urg hits and errors.
-! New YORK and Chicago played thirteen innings,
out were unable to come TO q conclusion, and the
6e,ne as caiv1 On account Of darkness the score
Daly were the batteries. New York made hits
ana errors and Chicago IA hits and 5 errors.
fnuaoeiph1a defeated Indianapolis 10 in the
tenth inning. Toe batteries were BumntOn and
Clements and Burdick aud Buckley. 1he Phillies
maas nits and s errors and the Hoosiers hits
:. AZ Cincinnati Cincinnati, 8; Baltimore, 2. At
ans1s snymKansss CITY q Athletes A.
Louisss Ious 3: Sieye,aa SsTosklyn At st.
Inc Jenersons defeated the Capital newsboys at
Athletic PARK by the score OF IL to5
The Education OF Girls.
To the Editor Of The EVENING STAR:
Most earnestly would l second Mrs. Craigs ap-
peal TO the faculty OF Columbian College that they
open wide their doors to girls and young women.
We have two young daughters, and the question
already confronting US Is, Where, without sending
Them away from hume, are they TO stand proudly
by Inc side OF their brother ana receive such an
education as parents In this age desire for daugh-
ters as well as sons?
JULIA L. LANaDoN BARBER
Rockville Happeningx.
HOW LEWIS REDMOND ESCAPED FROM JAIL-RRAL-
ESTATE TRANSACTIONS AND Personal NOTES.
Correspondence Of The EVENING STAR
ROCKVILLE, August 13, 1885,
Lewis Redmond, the colored man who was
brought here from Washington last week, and
lodged In Jail on the charge OF stealing horse
from d. M. Munro, OF Gaithersburg, about II
O'Clock to-day made his escape from that institu-
top during The temporary absence OF the Jailor.
Ioe prisoner, who mad been turned out OF tine cell
into the hall, in company with several others, got
possession or heavy iron poker, and with IL
wrenched the lock from Que or the doors, passed
out OF the front OF tAe onildiDy, and was soon at
liberty. He was seen to pass across an adj AGENT
lot, In the direction Of piece OF woods not very
lar distant. Inc alarm was az once given, and
SUIT Oh The fugitive but no further trace OF MIN
could be IOuId. IL Is thought That the authorities
VII ohSi i0"aiu iof MS dpPIeueuoion. nc was
TO have had d airing before Justice Morgan this
afternoon. and Mr.. munro was mere as a witness.
Mr.. X A. Bogley has sold 10 Mrs. Mary NJ. DOdd,
for $500, The uouole house and premises owned
by nun on High street, In Jiie eastern part OF
town.
Josiah Thompson, OF Boyd's Station, who has
been IL Jail here Tor several days, on charge OF
seduction, has bten released on 500 bail for his
appearance AT court.
MIS- Van HOY, wife or Z. j. Van Hoy, OF this
place, who has been spending portion OF the
summer In the Nest, returned nome last night
8. A. NJ.