Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-18

THE RESULTS OF Yesterdays CANES.

THE RESULTS OF YDsT1RDAY's GANEa
The score in Detroit yesterday stood to 1
against the Senators. ODay and Deasley and
Getzen and Cancel were the batteries Detroit
made hits and errors, and Washington hits
and errors Chicago won from Boston by a score
of to g. The hits were Is by Chicago to 4 by
Boston, and the errors were apiece. The bat
terfes were krock and Flint, and Sowders and
Kelly. The game in Pittsburg was called at the
end OF the 9th. with the score to4. New YORK
made o hits and errors, and Pttsburg hits and
errors Calvin and Fields worked against Keefe
and Ewing. The game at Indianapolis was pre-
vented by rain. At Observation-Disclosures 8; Ath-
letics, 1. AT Brooklyn-Brooklyn, Is; Cleveland o.
The Columbia College Club defeated the High
game between the LeDroits and The Pension
ONCE team resulted in victory for the former by
The lean men Of the Government Bfndery Whipped
the fat men In innings, by score Of rs to "a
PRISONERS OFF FOR ALBANY PEsIrRNr1ARY.-
Last night Capt Croker and Messrs. Mcfarland
and Smith, OF the JAIL left with the following pris-
ert Dent for HOUSEKEEPING, ten years; James Car
roll, alias Carter, do, seven years; VIM. Green,
do. six years; Grant johnson, do. four years;
James Hill, alias Gallagher. and ThoS Gregsby,
do, three years each; George Davis, hOus ebreak.
ing; Samuel Coleman, second Onens, petit
larceny. Webster Banks, false pretenses, and John
waters grand larceny, one year each.
TEMPERANCE AT FORT MYER.-Mlss Chase, W. C.
T. Y. superintendent OF work among the soldiers
and sailors, accompanied by q number OF ladies
and gentlemen, went over TO Fort Myer last even
Ing and held the first OF q series OF temperance
meetings at that post. II was success Capt
and Mrs Lawton and number OF the garrison
were in attendance. After a recitation by Miss
Angerer and addresses by Mrs Russell and Mr. c.
N. Whitney, eight soldiers signed the pledge.
VISITORS TO ST. LOUIS CoNvkNTIoN.-The Penn
Sylvanfa Railroad Co. have perfected arrange
ments for special train service from Washington to
ST. Louis, MO-, for persons desiring to visit that
city during the national democratic convention
June 3. The rate for the round trip, including
Sleeping-car accommodations, will be very low.
Fun details VIII be made public in a few days.
Affairs I'm West WashingtOn.
BASE BALL--The return game OF ball between
the Georgetown University nine and the olympic
club was played yesterday afternoon at Olympic
Park. The attendance was large and considerable
interest was manifested. The batteries were Tay-
lor and Mccarthy for the University and Fowler
and Rackey for the OympicS. The Olympics
proved too much for the students and defeated
them by score OF 10 to 9. Mr.. Lyme umpired.
The FREE BRIDGE.-A paper is being circulated
among residents OF this place for contributions to
the Free bridge TO the tOwpath below. for which
purpose about $500 will be required Nearly that
amount has been already subscribed
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER AT z
a m-Great Falls, temperature 81; condition ID;
receiving reservoir, temperature, 81 condition at
north connection, u; condition at south connec-
ton, 80; distributing reservoir, temperature IS;
condition at lnf1uent gaJe-house, %; condition at
en1uent gate-house, 81 High tide In the river
to-day at 2:20 p. In; low tide at 9:O7 p. In.
Prof. virchow has completed his examination OF
the matter discharged from Emperor Frederick's
throat, and finds no Characteristic Of cancer.