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Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
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A fashionable auiisuce assembled 10
Shiloh Church last night, the occasion
being com mplimentAry benefit to the
pastor OF the churcS, Rev. b. 7. Moore,
who hiss bsen pastor OF Shiloh about
thirteen years. He 10 regularly elec oil
to the Convention which meets At New
port, X. l., to-morrow. W. Vincent
stepped forward and with we'll chosen
words presented him . suit OF clothes
and SIS In money. Mr.. Vincent said in
his remarks that other pas.ors of this
ciIy have come and gone, but you have
stayed with US until this time aud have
got . most euviable reputation.
With or without money you have lat-
ored for us, and we highly apprecial Q
your labors In our behalf. Mr.. Vim
cspt's speech was well received by all
who heard It. At its conclusion the
members Of the church repaired to II q
basement, where . lountiiul tab 4
awaited them. Brother Moore, received
1.-THE present with Appropriate remarks.
| Mr.. X. Sharper 10 . paper hanger, car
penter, ar ist and col, ctor oi real .stat,
AID an all AROUND town insn.
The Bsu ETC . asrociAi, n ave u ex'
curBio n on Thur day. these young mel
are doing good work, alu are connscte,
with branch iu Philaleipbi. The out
look is that they will HAYS success.
Rev. Frank Potter, IRON Arkansas,
pastor of one OF the .eadin! Pfesbv
ler,an churches in that STATE, visited ouI
city lew days ago All was ihe guest o
Mrs. M. Byard, Tenth aud Freucl
streets.
Joe Christy Is com ng to the front as 4
De eIestrian. lie made iiss miles in lorty
SIX minutes. lie 10 1oing to Trenton ol
tho 90 b OF th.s month He makes
challenge to sny other = destliAu III tn
city.
The Delaware GTays, under G. Bar rks
cbsusppes any club iu he state. Banks
c.I,taip. tiou, aud King streets.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
Broke Her Arm.

The West Chester Local News sa-s: A
4-year-old daughter of Brinton kvaus OF
Wilmington, who has been visiting her
aunt, Miss Eva1s, Dilworthtowu, ieIi on
Saturday and broks her arm between
the wrist and elbow. The littls one " -.
put 10 bed In the second story, but
awakening and being unabls to gel
down stairs by reason OF the bedroom
door being locked, she climbed out OF /
0pen window aud OIL to 4 porch root
1ns latter being steep she slid down and
fell into the yard, resulting as aboys
stated,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
Died In Philadelphia.

Mrs. Annie P. Springer, the widow Of
the late Potter Springer. died in Phlladel-
ph'a yesterday OF apoplexy, while on q
Witt to some friends, aged about so
years. she was the widow OF the late
samuel Campbell, aud about two years
ago was married 10 Constable Peter
Springer. The fuueral will take place at
2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon from the
residence OF her son-.n-law, j. B. Bell,
No. t15 w est Ninth street. and the inter
ment will be made At Kiverview GENE.
tAFv.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
A Grand Success.

Tho excursion Of Scott N. z. Sunday
school took place yesterday on the
steamer Clyde to Woodland Beach and
was grand success In every respect. Tbs
ride GU the river, the delightful music
by Hystt's Military Band, dip In the
bay and ride on the merry go-rouud
were among the many enjoyments par
ricipated 10 BY the 1900 orderly excur
siouists. The day WAS very pleasantly J
spent, and oil returned tired out, but re
solved to go on the next excursion o
Scott 8. 8.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
A.F. Davis. Isweler. y East Eecond st

DIED
SPRING Erin Philadelphia, on the 9th
instant, Mrs. Annie l.. Springer, in the
5sth of her age.
Relatives und friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from the residence q: her
daughter, No. 81 West Ninth street, on
Wednesday afternoon, the nth instant.
Serv ices at O'Clock. lntcrment at river
view Cemetery.
SrOTsW WooD.-tnterrd into rest on
sunday, june s,h, Virginia. Daughter
OF the late ltuv. j. i. spotswood, ID. b.,
OF New Castle, Dcl.
| Funeral scrv ices ut her late 70 sidcnce,
on "Wednesday. june llth. ut 4 p. m. In
lermCnt nrlNA,e.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
Special Train to Chester.

For the accom- mo lation OF persons de.
string to witness the torch light par ads
Of the Ancient Order o, Hibernians, at
Chestsr. Pa, this (Tueaday) evening.
10sh instant, the PHILADELPHIA, Whining
'S19k Baltimore r R.iroad Company win
run special train IRON Wim,uvto ton q,
o p. m, returning, leave Chester altel
ths parade, stopping At Claymopt II
sach direction. Fare for the round triI
swenty-nye (25) cents. Tickets can b
procured At tue station.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
Good Te..s aud Uonee.

Try our 22c RIO coffee. the chea pest
coffee in the market. Our - and ~ CT.
Rio coflees are the tuest favored TO be
found for the money, and all Of tho bet
ter grades OF Santos, Java and Mocha
eofiecs ut the lowest market rates, and a
choice new lot OF hne favored tea. A
right good tea at 25c lb., as well ~ the
bstter grades Of Oalong, Formosa. Youn 1
Hyson and Imperial tea, at 40, 90, Go aud
ooc ID. GEO. A. TAYLOR, N. L. Cor.
Ord and King.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
Large Boiler.

Remington & Co. are placing . forty
horse power boiler in the cracker bakery
Of w. & j. Lang, Fifth and French
streets, iu order to enable them to meet
the large and increasing demand for
their celebrated crackers. The Messrs
Lang are enterprising and deserve the
success they have achieved.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
VIII, caucus Tonight.

A caucus will be held BY the DemocaM
ic mtmbers Of City Council tins . n.m.
ing, to take action In reference 70 i.,.
ing q successor 10 Martin J. Mealey, ct
tax collector Of the Southern ,s,ou, u',s
The sureties OF Mr.. Mealsy are ue,ny h.a,h.
that be should be succeeded BY ms 49,, "A
or, John J. Aealey, who, they ga ~ ts
his executor should have the pos's'"u, hv
secure the benefit Of the worR aon' -
Mr.. Aealey to his estate. ~, ,hs
There are othsrs who argue 'ua .,ss
position should be giveo TO some ouT uTh,,i
and Councilman Nc ckenney,oi sno rann,
ward, 10 named a. = candidate, u o s,ssi,
Gil decides that II has the h2n' W ''
Independent OF The suretics.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
Tho Stats Medical Society.

The one hupdredth and titst annual
convention of the State Medic al Society
convened at IL o'clock today, at Eden
Hall. There was large attendance Of
phy sicians from all parts Of the State.
but nothing outside OF routine business
was trans ,ctsd. At2 o'c'ock the meet
ing adjourned, and the members pro
cesded to the Central Hot,l, where din
ner IA served. A reception AMI baa-
quet will be given this evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
Conc ,rt ON Thu, sday Evening.

A concert will be given IN ,lc new
musical hall A. Brandywine Spriygs on
Thursday evening, at which this follow
isg program ne will bs presented:
rARri.
Piano SOLO. ohm Nj. Bcrnhardt
Quartctte, "Hunter's Song"
Misses simmons
R.citntion, "Itigh Tide. Mrs. Y. I. Boss
Solo, Looking Back ward.
Miss Nellie simmons
Recitation. Money Musk
Mrs. r. T. boss
Duct. "O'cr the Hilr". Misses Simmons
Recitation, Selected. Mrs. +. 4. Boss
PARrII
Alto solo. "Rolilng sen,"
Miss Alice simm ons
Misses Simmons
Recitation. "kcnyi", ...... Mrs. +. \. Boss
Soprano solo. Bird Song
Miss Mary simmons
Recitation, "rhe Elf Child"
Miss Ethel Boss
Recitation. .Thc Debating Society"
Mrs. +. 4. Boss
Qunrt~tte. .............. MUSES. simmons
Accoinpanist.. ........ John NJ. Bernhardt
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
Quick pension Work.

i. In Oo. ober last W. 9. AcNair Of this
city presented to William II. Hayward
II Warrington, ID. c., the Widows pen
500 claim Of Susan A. Lovogrove oi
Smyrna, Del. Notice has been received
chat 1t has been allowed to da.s, from
August 4, 1880. She will receive over
d 900 on the fret pay ment and el2 pei
month thereafter.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
Exrurs,on Tomorrow.

st. Mary's T. A. B. Pioneer Corps will
Sivo their fourteenth annual excursion
Tomorrow, to Beverly Park, on the
steamer Thomas Clyde. A brsss aud
string band has been engaged for the oc-
ca.ion The boat will leave King stree,
wharf At $50 q. N. sharp.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
Another strawberry Festival,

The Ladies' Missionary Society Of OH
vet Presbyterian Church will hold q
straw berry festival 10 the lecture room oil
the church, Adams and Chestnut streets,
commencing this evening and continuing
tomorrow and Thursday evenings. All
who wish to enjoy q good time are cor.
disliy invited to be pI esent.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
Notice 10 key Hold ars.

Chief Engineer OF the Fire Depart
ment Robinson wish II stated that all
key holders Of keys OF fire alarm boxes
will be held responsible IT . box Is pulled
more than cnce. When . second call 10
necessary II will be attended 10 BY the
chief or his assistants.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
A New system Of MIX Delivery.

J. H. Porter, milk dealer, southeast
corner seventh ard Madison streets, 10
now prepared to furnish l quart or 80
quarts Of milk at short notice to all parts
of the city. Telephone call GAL.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
Attention!

Admiral 8, r. DUPONT Post. No. =, "a. "a
A, II. The comrades Of this post 81. q, "a
quested TO assemble at hsAtquar's,,,n
Wednesday, A.30 p. m. sharp, 70 Issov
the funeral OF our late comrade,
Baker. By order Of Post. ,.,.
N. BAYNE, Commsnoe'
w. P. vosuELL, Adjutant. ..
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
A Fine Cake.

We are indebted TO Wm. H. Bowsrs,
Seventh and Jefferson streets, for . fns
large pouad cake Of the best quality and
most artistic appearance. He certsinl y
undsrstAnds his business, ard 1t is moi
surprising that HE trade Is steadily in
ereasiDg.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
Old Reliable.

David A. Powell, 3i2 aud $50 Ma llsou
street. 10 stili ahead on fresh shsd. her
ring, codnsb, haddock. lake pike. white
fish, founders, yellow perch and clsms.
Fresh crab me. /, only 90 cent per quart.
Delivered to ali psrts Of tho city Tres oi
charge,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
STATE Of Tn.rmonessr
Tho eatl,er.

Tomorrow promlses to be fair
% partially cloudy with rather higher
tempcraturs. Similar conditions will
psobably prevail on Thursday, followed
b showers in different sections.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
All PrOOfa In.

William H. Hayward this morning
notified w. s. Ne Sair Of this city that
eleven more OF their Cases have been
placed on the list Of completed files.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
Sent to tho Peu,,entiary,

Eugene Msrchsret, who wAs arrested
In this city tor the robbery OF a jewe ry
store at Pocomoke City, was found gui-
ty, and sentenced to the Maryland Pepi-
tentiary for eight years.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
The Fish Market.

Powell has en- his stall In the Third
street market fine lot OF blue fish, but.
-, Ash, trout, sea bass, eod6sh and other
varieties OF the fnny tribs.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
Wi, be Married Tomorrow Evening.

VIII be Married Tomorrow Evening.
Daniel NJ. Ault and Miss Name Fra
Ger, the daughter of Agnes aud the la;e
John Fraser will BIS united In marriage
tomorrow evening at the residence Of
the brides mother, No. 1l18 Lancaster
avenue. The ceremony will be per-
formed by the Rev. George E. Thomp.
son, oil Olivet Presby terian Church, AZ
ter wh!ch there will be . grand recel'-
tIJu.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10

Mrs. Rachel Sergeant. accompanied by
her son. H. 7. Sergeant, and wife, went
to Germantown this afternoon ~ attend
the wedding OF her niece.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10

Choice steaks from homt-rAised bee
from IA to lS cents par pound. at More.
and's, No. 407 King street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10

Special e6. 50 and &S trousers 10 order.
0ibusy, 3l5 Market sirest
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10

For good. homs-raiesd, juicy beef
steaks, 20 to MorelAnd's, No. 407 King
street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
ColnfOrtuhle

Low lasting shoes for men, only u, at
Babcock's, 2o6 Market street, above Sec
ond, east aide, east side.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10

Try G. L. Meiler's California hams and
beef tongue at ffiy cents. He Keeps all
other kinds Of meat at sol King street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
Hot Weather Comforts

Flannel Goats for 25c, worth
soc.
Seersucker Coats and Vests
worth sI.2s, we sell at 75c
Mohair Coats and Vests
worth So so. we sell at 81 50
Very fine plain and striped
mohair coats and vests worth
IS, we sell at S3 50
Drab de Etc coats and vests
worth 81, we sell at IS; coats
Of the same, 50 so
Silk Pongee coats and vests
worth 81, we sell at 81
Alpaca Coats worth Si,75
we sell at ST IS
Alpaca Coats worth S225,
we sell at 81 50
| Linen Vests, white and fancy,
single-breasted 7sc, double
breasted 81
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
wal, and Soc Them.

One hu undred beautiful road carts are
OIL the way TO Seventh shi Orange
.trpets. Patrons, reserve your ori.rs
foI Chapman. the monarch OF the tobac-
co trads.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10

Milton Price, editor Of the Smyrna
Record, Is In town to-day.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
For Good IInsc

At low prices go to ]. T. Rhoads s. Sons,
Third and Orange atreeie.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10

Ice cream. frults and fancy cakes,
1l05 West Seventh street
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10

Harness, robes and whips at Perkins'
No. 10l West Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10

Go to the Second Baptist straw berry
oociable on the 18th ius
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10

The beat tintyps made in the city,s at
Gun niIss' gallery. aoa Mirsst arrest
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
II ysu waus

. porch rocker, brby carr'ags. u Make,
friRerator 90 10 Adair's, NO. AZ ;. nr,cea
st., Aad sss his stosk Aad Se' ms
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
l.atost Novelties

In wall paper and window shades, from
the lowest 10 beat grndes, ct q. W.
Evans u Co.'S, No. 200 West Second b.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10

for IL cabinet photographs and one ,,sry. ,V
crayon portrait at Cummings G"'"
3o2 Market street
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
Ladies'

White kid sllppers,only u, At Babcock's,
2u6 Market at above Secoud, east aide.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
52i Market Street

lfyou want to dress we'll aud econ omi-
cn'ly call on the Liverpool aud London
Tailors. All-wool Iants to order, 81. 10
up; suits. $l2. 90 up. Give us call. We
will do our very b:st TO try snd please
you.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10

VIZ YOUNG LADY BOOK
W Keeper. Cne who understands porting
making out bills, statements, etc. Address
nee. jlO-n
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
Ladies'

fine kill patent tip button, only 05c.. al
BAbcoek's, 2U6 MAJ KIT street, above Sec.
oLd; east side, east side.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
Mitchell { Bash,
2l9 Market Street

KY MIDI Gk0I 0UGUt
The following attractive
bargains will be placed on
sale In the respective de :
partments for this week:
MOI A ladies' hne straw hat,
lace edge, all shapes,
29c
fully worth CSC
No 2 Ladies' and children's
black flat hats at
l5c
worth 25c
No 8 Very fine black and
white Leghorn hats, at
$1.25
would be cheap at s..
No a Charlie hats, all colors,
at
lie
worth 25c
No 5 Very fine Charlie hats
at
49c
worth ooc
No 6 50 doz. nice wreaths at
1Oc
worth 25c
No 7 A large wreath Of roses
all colors, French flowers at
| 48c
worth 81.
No s Our trimmed hats we
sell at about one-half their for
mer prices.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10
MEMS SUITS.

Atwood suits in light and
dark colors worth $40, we sell
at $3.50.
suits worth SI2.5o. we sell at
s8.
Suits worth SIS, we sell at $40.
Fine Cashmere, Worsted and
Wide Walc suits at $40, SI2
and SIS. worth SIS, Sl6.5o and
$40.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10

AS you pass look in our window.
Whatever you see, we have in stock at
the prices Strictly One Price, and if
you are dissatisfied with your bargain we
will return your money.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10

Stop at eos Market street anu w
George w. Jackson.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10

wv RELIABLE MAN
w asituation rs watchman, drive Il
wagon or to assist Ia grocery or hour
store. Address Is, this office, jl0-1ts
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10

"A A TED-A nlRL FOR GENEk Al
w houseworx. at 8ii ". Btb 81. iiu-2;f
Daily Republican., 1890-06-10

(YTANrED-1 Wo MEN PETERS
w nursery, 2 miles south OF w lin.
ington. jl02tt
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-13
IN THE COURTS.
An AcquittaI for the Artist Editor
Secured.


The Carl Browne case was resumed
in Department l. yesterday. Col. H. H.
Boyce was further questioned by the
District Attorney. The most material
statements drawn from him we're that
the money Willie Childs laid on the
table in his office be paid over to Browne
day or so after, but that it was not for
the suppression of anything in the car
to ons or letter press referring to Childs,
but for matter relating 10 two or three
other persons. 1t was to recoup Browne
for changes he had made in the plates
which he said had cost him great deal
of labor, requiring whole night of toll
A careful inspection of the plates prior
to the change and of the published edition
of the Cactus after these changes were
made will result in puzzling the mind of
Philadelphia lawyer in view of the
above testimony. The only persons
whose pictures were in the plates sup
pressed that could by any chance have
been injured were Harry Maynes of the
Nadeau, or Mrs. Padelford of the Wyatt
Opera Company, and they are not gem
orally regarded as people CT delicate or
ganization.
So good case had the State made for
the defense, so far as General Boyce's
testimony went, that that side did not
ask one question. This is the more
astounding in view of the fact that the
indictment against Browne is commonly
supposed to have been formed upon
evidence laid mainly by General Boyce
before the late Grand Jury.
N. d. Coleman said: "I am acquain @
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-13

its loveliness and the people for their
enterprise and hospitality.
County Clerk Dunsnoor,- Deputy
Clerks Whitney, Ashmore and Warren,
County Recor der Francis, Deputy Re-
corder Marchant and Others of the
county officials, Mayor Hazard, several
members of the City Council, Chief
Glass of the police force, Sergeant
Fletcher, and officers Craig, Conley,
Dunn, Murray, Wilkins and Gilbert, and
many other public and private citizens
of Los Angeles. most Of them accompa-
MED by the ladies of their families, were
also in attendance.
The city was gsily decorated in flags
and bunting, and many unique floral
and arboral designs were visible. Upon
the whole Pasadena did herself proud.
In conclusion it may be said that the
new road is almost perfect in its appoint
ments. Its cars are new, clean and COM
Portable: the roadbed is smooth and solid,
and with 35-cent round-trip fare be-
tween the two cities, including cable.
car privilege at this end, the rapid transit
line is bound to grow rapidly in public
favor.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-13
Rendell; clerks, Mark Jones, Charles

Rendell; clerks, Mark Jones, Charles
Forman.
Precinct bail that portion of said
ward lying east of Pearl and Fieusros
streets. Voting place, Ninth street en-
gine house. Inspectors, Geo. F. VaIient
@. i. Blair; judges, William Ravmond
F. G. Wolf; clerks, George Williamson :
f. G. Wilson.
FIFTH WARD.
Precinct A-All of said ward. Voting
place, Washington gardens. inspectors
W. 5. Myers, E. S. Parke; judges. w
]. Marsh, John Osborne; clerks, 1. r.
Umsted, w. H. Barnard.
SIXTH WARD.
Precinct A-All of that portion of said
ward lying south of Washington street.
Voting place, Shafer's house. east side OF
Main street between Twenty-fourth and
Twenty fifth streets. Inspectors, F.
Lanterman, Joseph Huber; judges, w.
H. Van Doren, John Weber; clerks.
Frank McCoye, Lewis Martin.
Precinct BAH that portion of said
ward lying north of Washington street.
Voting place, De Cells block, corner
Main and Fifteenth streets. Inspectors,
John w. Hinton, William Chamberlain
judges, John B. Hass, Charles J Peteler ;
clerks, A. G.. Slocum, J. G. Mcdonald.
SEVENTH WARD.
Precinct A-All that portion of said
ward lying west of San Pedro street.
Voting place, Fifth and Wall streets.
Inspectors, r. B. Russell, A. A. Frew
judges, George A. Bunch, W. Fl. War
rem; clerks. P. M. Scott, W. w. Clark.
Precinct bail that portion of said
ward lying east of San Pedro street.
Voting place, corner Rose and Davis
streets. Inspectors, J. G. Hamilton,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-13

George B. Webb; judges, J. Il. Adams,
D. J.. Goade; clerks, F. A. Duy, j. L.
Tucker.
EIGHTH WARD.
Precinct A-All that portion of said
ward lying north of Macy street. Vot-
ing place, 65S San Fernando street. In.
spectors, j. A. Cline, M. @. Fordham !;
judges, A. E. Dickson, John Licet !;
clerks, Peter keenan,, Fred Colby.
Precinct bail that portion of said
ward lying south of Macy street. Voting
place, Collins's livery stable, Alameda
street. Inspectors, J. A. Nelson, Samuel
Moran; judges, J. J. Reardon, George
Stevenson; clerks, Ed Booth, j. @. Nc
Inerny.
NINTH WARD.
Precinct A-All that portion of said
ward lying north of Also and First
streets. Voting place, corner Also and
Anderson streets, Northcraft's ware
house. Inspectors, j. H. Quacken bush,
j. r. Cate; judges, r. w. Bull, W. "a.
Northcraft; clerks, r. w. Fowler, Chas.
E. Blake.
Precinct bail that portion of said
ward lying south of Also and, First
streets. Voting place, engine house,
Virginia avenue. Inspectors, Sam Kutz,
Joseph Workman; judges, Fred J. Teele,
l. N. Cochran; clerks, George Stone, G.
l.. Cross.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-13
BASEBALL.
The Oakland Team Gained a VIC
tory Yesterday.

NC VdAhahu tlu bdhAtO lC'
tory Yesterday.
Owing doubtless to the counter attrac
tions offered by the citrus fair and tn,
Pasadena celebration, there was not a
very large crowd at the Athletic parl
yesterday afternoon, not more than 3O(
people being in attendance. Owing t.
the absence of Fogarty, who was unable
to play on account of his having beer
spiked in the leg during Sundays game
several changes were made in the posi-
tiops of the home team, and as natural
consequence, the local boys were seen at
disadvantage. The first part of the
game was marked by number of glar-
ing errors, and to these alone the defeat
of the Angelo nos by score of II to 10 is
to be attributed. The Oaklands were
considerably strengthened by the substi-
tuition of Farrell and "Tip" O'Neill for
Ward and DUNCAN, the latter being
especially conspicuous as a coacher.
Game was called by Umpire Conn at
8 O'Clock with the home team at the bat,
Cobb and Brown forming the battery for
the Oaklands. Goldie opened up with a
base hit and reached home on Knell' e
wild throw to first.
Isaacson made another costly error for
the Oaklahds in muffing an easy foul fly
from Swans bat, as the latter subse-
quently scored on Lohman's and Menef-
fees sacrifices.
The Oaklands, owing to series of
shocking errors, scored no less than six
times in this inning.
In the second innings the home team
added another tally to their score. Lob
man was placed behind the bat, Menef-
fee fielding at second base, and Britain
going to his old position at third. Sew
eral more errors were made however,
and the Oaklands added three more runs
to the score, which was now TO in
their favor.
Neither team scored in the third in.
nings, and the Angeiehos retired in
short order in the fourth. "Tip" O'Neill
and Mcdonald scored for the Oaklands
with the assistance of Farrell and Cobb
and placed the score at IL to3.
The fifth innings was unprolific, al
though Young opened up with fine
two bagger, and nearly reached third on
it. The home team scored once in their
sixth innings, owing to Farrell's error,
but the visitors t lied to tally again, and
the score stood IL to A.
Neither team tailed in the seventh
innings, but in the eighth the local boys
scored twice. Breckenridge making a
clean three-bagger to center field and
coming home on Hills error, and letting
Lohman in. The Oaklands were again
shut out, although they had three men
on bases and only one man out, at one
stage of the proceedings in this innings.
The ninth innings was very exciting.
the home team scoring four times, and
having three men on bases at the close
of the game, and had not Meneffee been
SO eager to get home, the result would in
all probability have been victory for
the Angeleflos. AS it was, however,
they were defeated by score of IL to 10,
which, considering the rocky game they
put up at the start, is the very credltable
showing.
The score is as follows: