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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24
Alleged Thieves Of Bounty Money.
INV talegrsph 20 the Dispat.h.l

KANSAS CITY. April q A Ulysses tksn.l sps.
ciai says: Investigation into The Official acts %
the commissioners Of this county had proceeded
yesterday far enough 10 warrant their arrest
and the arrest OF othors implicated In the bounty
swindle. To-day arrests were made OF County
CLERK George w. carp and County Commission
era n. G. sullivan, {. l.. Green. 7. VI. IenharI j.
ID Harbor, o. A. Robinson, ald George Dough-
erty The clerk ami commissioners are charged
with the Illegal issue Of county Strip given a. n
bounty 10 thu Last four persons mentioned, Inc
bounty was on scalps OF wolves, and the alleged
illegal issue OF scrip amounted IN all 10 tlo,pu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24
LABOR'S DEMANDS.
The Eight-Hour Movement Spreading to
Women Workers.
(By telegraph to the Dispatch

tBy telegraph % the DiSpatch.I
CHICAGO, April 23-1he eight-hour movement
IL spreading to the women-workers Of the city.
The makers Of coats and vests are preparing
for a strike In case their demand FOR q re-
duction in their hours Of labor is not conceded.
The strike OF the bri,k.makers promises 10 be
short-livei. According 70 reports this morning
they are going back To work.
RIGHTS TO BE ENFORCED At TIE BAIIOT-BoX.
NEW YORK. April 2S--Bricklayers Union, No.
Z, Of this city, appointed committee 10 wait
uDon the heads OF the different city departments
aud ask the anne pay for city bricSlAyers ~ oui-
side men receive. Tho committee called upon
the Park Commissioners at their meeting to-day
aud made n demand for n 81 toight-hourl rate
for worsmen and IS pay for inspectors Their
written demand was Gled. At an Informal con-
ieronce after the regular meeting the delegation
said 10 tho Park Board thai they asked union
ratios as their right: that th0y numbered 800
American voters and proposed 10 enforce their
rights at thu bGllot-bOx at tho next election.
THE CARPENTERS STRIKE.
CHICAGO, April 2L--At tho headquarters Of the
carpenters to-day il was said that tho strike
bids fair 10 last couple OF months lts dure-
ton, the strikers think, viii depend on tho time
necessary for the new Boss Carpenters Associa-
ton 70 grow strong enough to employ seven
eishths OF the strikers. 1ne new organization
secured some additions to-day aud now claims
10 be able TO give work 70 over 1000 men, The
pressure on tho striking carpenters BY property
OMNHf0 NN0@f hNllAliAb' oiF NA+iAi'N'A ai'N NA4'
are suffering loss by the doiay may result In
sOme arrangement by which tho Carpenters
Council Will undertake 10 do tina work. lt is
said that the strike has already resulted in an
increase Of rents in the business districts.
WANT TO SMOKE WHILE ON DUTY.
CrTUGwA a., April g3-The conductors and
engineers ON tho electric street-rallway struck
today for shorter hours aud the privilege OF
smoking on duty. Their places were filed after
a short delay.
GAs-FITTFRS TO STRIKE.
CHICAGO, April 2L-rhe gas-fitiors OF the city
will 70 out on s strike next Monday morning 20
enforce their demand for the oight-hour day and
a minimum ratio OF wages u $3.50 per day. Em-
ployers have decided to discharge all gas niiers
Saturday night
DEMANDS or HARNESs-MARERs.
CHICAGO. April 22-Demands Of the harness.
makers for an increase OF 10 per cont on the
present rate Of wages both for day and piece
work aud the establishment Of minimum rate
per day for filters aud stitchers hired by tho
week we're presented to the manufacturers To-
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24
Last Day OF the memphis Meeting.
[By telegraph to the Dispatcb.l

MBsPBfs, April 23-Tenth and last DAY o. W tao
spring meeting Of the New Memphis JOY
club. The weather was misty and the usck
heavy. -. ~
First rsce--han mile-Ben March Won T Il -.
nithgow second, Black knight thru AHHs' ~
seconds. N. N.rv
X. won: Mountain second. venengo thifu' i'Hi''
i:2lk. ,...,,h.
Third race-one mile and three sAss ,,,t
Hypocrite won; Eiyton second. Time, 81. 70, =.
Fourth race-seyen furlODg s-ArinsIDsns 'O-
Hardse second, Bettina third Time. ia -,
Fifth race-one mile-Mamie Eonso Won Won
ton second, Jack Cocks third. Time, NV. Tao
sixth rsce-six furlongs-SkooeloH VOL Won Nv
Bridget second, Katie \ third. I1me' EI'A'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24
MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION THEReWiTH the
WEATHER INDICATIONS
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS
Daily Reports from Both Bosrds-Cosfons
Grain. Flour. and Othsr Quotations
lBy telegraph to the Dispsech.I
- WASHINGTON. April sl-For Virginia
""" Light showers. cooler, sOu,noriy winds.
The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
clear.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY v
clesr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24
American Petitioners for Russian Exlles.
tBy telegraph 10 tho Dispatch.l

PHILADELPHIA, April %. AT a meeting Of the
siberian Exilo Petition Association IN this city
this afternoon George KEENAN,, me SIBERIAN
traveller. gave hi, yieHs "a 10 what can be done
for the rolief Of tho eXiles. The petition which
no suggested last fsll, DO said, promised 10 be
one OF the largest ever presented % any ruler.
lie did not anticipate that y would have any
effect In making the Car acquainted WIZ any
nv, facts. bnt by showing the intense foeling
abroad ia relation % tho unfortunate exlles II
would exert a great moral effect
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24
THE BAISDENS.
A TALE or DESPERATE oUTLAWRY
LONG INDUCED IN.
Warfare Through an Extended Period Be-
tween Felons and Oflcers of the Law
The Crimes Committed.


CHARLEsToS, W. Va, April a-Deputy-1nter-
nal-keyenue- Collector ". J. Keadie came In to-
night from Logan county and gave your CORE
spondent full and reliable particulars as to tho
shooting Of the three Bsisdens in Logan county
last Friday and Saturday
The baisdens all belong 20 a gang OF the
toughest characters in thgt county. aud nave ied
lives OF crime and outavry seldom equalied.
Jonn henry Baisden and Lee Whito were run
out OF Logan county some time ago and ned to
Kentucky. Ihoy were unable 10 remain long
there without committing some new crimes,
and soon found themselves under Indictment
Tor Felony. They then returned 20 Logan coun-
~, where they lived for awhile. Some time last
February John Henry Baisden, with hfs brother
Ball, went over 20 Virginia. and al Irundy FOUND
man by the name OF Bob Irons, against Wnom
tney nad M old grudge, and, stepping up 10 MS
house one night they hrod through window,
Instantly killing Irons. They thon went into the
mousse ana lred four moro bullets INTO ms dead
body and left They we're discovered TO De the
murderers. and a reward eff $1,000 each was Of
fered Tor them by the Governor OF virginia.
Pursuit became too hot, and they returned to
the mountains Of Logan county for their lives.
A RETURN To CRIME.
on bis return John Henry Baisfcn found that
John Lee White had brought bis wife over from
Kentucky and was living with her Gt the house
OF Jim Brewer. on MarrOgbOne. John Henry
Balsden got his cousins, John smith Baifden ana
Jim baisden, and his brother BIZ 70 go with him
after his wife and horse at bre~er'S. On thor
arrival Friday they we're met by White and
Brewer. and after being denied his wife gen.
eral firing began. John Henry BalsdeU vas SHOT
twice but escaped, with Jim and Bill. John
Smith was MORALLY wounded and was left lying
in the creek. AT last accounts he was still
brcsthing. but his recovery is impossible.
About half an hour after the shooting
Deputy Sheriff w. y Beyins came up
with p0sse. bearing warrants for the arrest
OF John Henry and Bill Bssden. Finding they
had gone he summoned John Ice White 10 help
him. and the next day, Saturday, overlook them
al the house OF Doc. Baisden, on Pigeon, four or
Eve miles from Brewers. Beyins showed his
warrants and demanded their surrender, but
they refused and opened fire On the Sheriff and
his posse. Beyins and White then 1red on them,
striking jim Baisden, who Tell dend In the door
way. They also shot John Henry Basden twice
again, inilicung wounds from which he cannot
recover. lie fired until bis revolver was broken
by shot from Bevins's revolver. when he surren-
dered, and Is now ia Jail tn logan Courthouse.
Bill Baislen escaped and j. stil at large, with
the Sheriff and posse 10 hot pursuit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24
SWEPT BY FLAMES.
Fairfax Station Nearly Destroyed by Fire
Narrow Escape.
correspondence Of tho Richmond DisDatcb.l


ALEXANDRIA, VA, April %, 1890.
The little village at Fairfax station. on
The Virginia Midland railroad, about twelve
miles west of this city, was nearly, wiped
ont Of existence by FIRE last night. lt
started at about midnight last night IN
the store and dwelling of Mr.. L. L;
Sweatman. which was entirely destroyed
with the contents, together with three
warehouses and "a vacant dwelling OF Mr..
Swoatman's and the freight depot and Tour
frcght-cars Of the Virginia Midland rail-
road In the warehouses were stored
quantity of goods, belonging IN part 70
Mr. Swcatman and the rest to the Midland
COMPANY. The family Of Mr.. Sweatman
had a narrow escape. When they were
taken from the burning building the flames
were already breaking into the room. Mr..
Sweatman estimates his loss at about
81 900; partially covered by small policy
in the London Mutual Company. The cause
of the fire Is unknown.
TrF BISHOPS POPULARITY.
Bishop Van de Nyver last night attended
the initial performance of tie Lyceum
Ministries. His entrance into the crowded
hall was signal for a storm of cheers ana
haud-clapplng.
Vo-night tie members of the Lyceum
will nav their respects TO him IN body,
and tomorrow morning he leaves here, 1t Is
sad for Richmond.
Tie Catholics here are very much taken
with their new bishop, and efforts Will be
made to have him visit them as often as
possible.
NO COUPONS.
The CORPORATION Court, after session OF
two weeks. finished its business for the
term to-day by approving all the aPphca-
tons for liquor-license which the Excise
Board had acted upon.
The payment Of allthe license-taxes was
in money. and SO far as can be learned no
dealer rendered coupons in payment;
The work of fitting up Green's ola tac-
tory for the new satisfactory IS being
nushed ~ fast as possible, and 1t is eN-
pected that the machinery viii be mere III
"a few DAYS and Will be placed IN position.
The factory will be IN operation before the
lst OF July.
JUNIOR STUDENTS.
The University local examination for
iunior students will open at ~. John S
Academy tomorrow morning under the
direction of a professor from the University.
~. Johns Will enter nine of It's boys IN me
examination and the Washington puOhc
schools viii enter one. s,
Miss Anna b. kinzer, daughter OF the
late I. Louis Kinzer, a most popular lady
of tins city, died at her home, on west
Prince yesterday evening. Her funeral
will be tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24
Washington Notes.

fRy telegraph b. tho Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, April 23-Bond offerings to-day,
85.650 All accepted a. ~ for per cents and
1857 for AVS.
The members Of the lato Pan-Amertcsn Con-
ference now In Washington went 10 w vernon
to-day on the Unitod States steamer pispotch as
tho guests OF Secretary Blaine.
The P0si-0fice Department IA Informed 81 no
arrest OF Harry ~ Henderson. postal CLERK on
the Chattanooga and Memphis railway postohce
Hoe, charged with robbing tho malls. Money
was found ON his person.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24
r,. ArcI,er Defnicatlon.

BALTIMORE, April %. The legislative commit
leo appointed % inquire into tho matter Of the
uelefeasancs in OlHce of ex-Statc- Treasurer
Hrrher has again counted tho Stetos securities
i'm the custody Of the Safe Deposit Company.
mo dofalcatlon is now placed at Sl32,i OL This
does not include 10000 OF registered stock. the
whereabouts Of which Is eaid 10 BE- unknown.
To-day Archer returned coupons amounting 20
.gTU.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24
TWO MEN DROWNED.
Death of sister Mary John at st. Vincent
de Paul.
Especial telegram 10 the Dlspatchl

Especial telegram to the Dlspatchl
NoRroLK, Va, April 20. A few nights
since two men-one white and the other
coIored-emplOyed on Captain Gertie Ba-
kor's dredge in Roanoke river, were crown
ed The dredge is AT work under Gov
eminent contract on Rocky bar, ABOUT
three miles above the bridge of the Nor
folk and Carolina railroad. The men took
a boat and went ashore. The boat, bot
tom up' was recovered, and as there was a
freshet in the river Il is believed the men
were lost. The white man lived in Berkely.
This morning Sister Mary John, who was "a
attached to the Hospital Of 81. Vincent de
Paul. who was formerly Miss Condry,
died at that institution, after brief ont
severe illness She was thirty years OF age.
The United States steamer Standish
arrived at the navy-yard to-day from
Annapolis with the rigging OF the Constei-
lation and left tonight with stores and the
rigging of the condemned steamer BROOK
10 put up on the Constellation.
Commander Brownson, commanding the
eunboat Petrol, was ordered to Washing
ton tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24
THE BREAKING LEVEES.
Seven Hundred square Miles of Territory
To BE Inundated.
fBy telegraph TO the Dispatcn.I


New ORLEANS. April pa Bayou Sara
special says: Another break occurred last
night in the Pointe Coupee levee, and the
indications are that the entire Pointe
Coupee front will be submerged. The
water pouring through the creyasses at
Morganza and in that vicinity will over
flow the greater portion of the country be-
tween the Atchafalaya and Mississippi
rivers and extending from Old river above
to Bayou Lafourchc below. embracing
about 7O0 square miles of territory. No
news has yet been received from the in
terror Of Pointe Coupee parish, but relief
boats are taking care of al those who have
reached the levees. As the critical con-
dition of the levees has been known for
some weeks the hope is entertained that
all have in a measure prepared for the
worst. and that no loss OF life Will result
from the breaks along the front.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24

ATOTAL LOSS.
The Mil of the Kanawha Paper Company
Destroyed by Fire.
Especial telegram to tho Dlspatch.l

Especial telegram TO tho Dlspetch.l
CHARLESTON, ". VA, April g. between 9 and
: o'clock this morning tho paper-mill Of the
Kanawha Paper Company, located near this
place, was discovered to be on IRE and the
flames rapidly gained such Roadway that they
could not DO extingUished. The mill mas been
working night and day for sOmo time and had a
large quantity OF paper stored In the build
ING 50 that It burned rapidly. Tho nre
was discovered after tho night force went
OF and before the day force went on. and
started In q stOck-roOm In the second ioor. How
Il caught Is q mystery, but IL Is supposed oy
some that workman who was recently dis
charged may know the cause. The mill was
valued. with tho STOCK, at $1,000 and is a total
loss, with all tho machinery. lt was owned by
Philadelphia parties and it Is not known here
whether IL was insured or not large number
o. men are thrown out OF employment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24
HE WORLDS FAIR.
Chicago VIII Make 1t q Success or Bank
rupt the City.
from Our Regular Correspondent

From Our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON. April 23.-The Worlds Fair
bill having passed both the Senate and
tbe House. il will be q matter Of only a few
DAYS whom it will be signed by the Presi-
dent. Many attempts were made IN
the Senate to get away with the city
of Chicago by adding amendments TO
the bill. but as the vote in the House was
so largely IN favor of Chicago, the Senate
felt compelled to accept the bill; well
knowing that the DECISION in the House
reflected the sentimentSof the people,
Much to their discredit many men here
are predicting that because 1t has been de-
cided to have the Fair in the West 1t IS
bound to be failure, but the Chicago
people who have conducted the fight here
in the interest of that city assert that the
moneyed classes of Chicago will make 1t
success or bankrupt half the city III the at
tempt
Chicago is full of former Virglnians, and
it may be well to-day that there was an
auxiliary committee In that city when dlu
splendid work in helping to secure the
Worlds Fair for Chicago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24
NbhtNih eHNNA
fRaported for the Dispatch.l
Heavy Loss 10y Rlre.

ROCHESTER,, n. V. April 9.-John q.
Paul street. was burned this morning.
loss on building. $65.O00. Weaver a Co..
shoe manufacturers. occupying part of the
building. lose on stock and machinery
$50. 600: insurance, $4,000. Langslow.
Fowles & Co.. leather, plush, gnd carpet
manufacturers, lose $4,000; two thirds
inauref
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24
An Exciting Church Case.
sp.,a,aoraph IN tho Dispetcn.i

KSoxyiLLE TKSs., April Ra-Roy. w: =. har-
,ison. for many years pastor OF the Third fres-
bvterisn church In this city. has Just been s,.s-
pended from tho ministry ani hs IT,
nsNsled. This action on the part o. the prespy,
tsryNs caused by the refusal OF me pssso1 anu
elders 10 submit to the authority o. the presss-
terry Tor NOME years past sna tnsf ~, t.p.9,
and rtchsst Nn tho Southern Assembly, and much
oYcitetaent &ists over tho case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24
NEW POST-OFFlCES.
Changes of sites, Appointments, ana ser
wee in Virginia and North Carolina.
From Our Racnlar CorrespOndentl

LfEom our heSulhI SViioo P"AN@'
WASHINGTON. April pa post; office TO
be known as Lisk has been eStabllshed IN
Rowan county, n. c., with james a. LisA
as postmaster.
Richard =. Davis has been appointed act
ing postmaster at Davis's Wharf. va.
Postoflice sites in North Carolina have
been ordered removed as follows; Elk
Creek, Allegheny county. one and guar
ter miles northwest OF the old location,
and Oak Spring, Rutherford county, mhe
and half east .,
Mail-messenger service has been ordereu
established in Virginia as follows; fIoIi
the Danyille and New-River railroad 70
Preston, Henry county: from the Atlantic
and Danville road 70 Clarksyille, Mecklen-
burg county from the same road 70
Fields, in the same county, and from the
Atlantic and Danyille road to Lawrence
vile, Brunswick county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24
Mr.. Blaine stin Regretting.

WAsnNGTos. April Bly, direction OF
Secretary Blaine the following message mas
been sent TO the various committees IN the
sou.h that had prepared TO entettein sno
delegates to the international American
Congress
1.-THE Secretary ofState desires 10 express
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24

In the Senate yesterday Mr. Chandler ihs mr.
duced Car Reeds rules as 10 Counting qa 'i,
ram. Referred. Tho House was pretty 49,, 49,
kansas as referred TO In our Washington ies'sr'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24
FARMERS PROTEST
Against AN Alleged Farmers Movement
in Carolina.
ny Telegraph TO tho Dispalch.l

COLUMBIA, :. C., April GA conference OF
Democratic farmers, consisting Of one from each
county, met here to-day aud issued an address
sustaining the regular Democratic party Of tho
state and protesting vigorously against the
"TtImDn movement as foreetalling the action
OF the Democratic state Convention and having
a tendency to maze lOcal government imp ssiOe
and check the industrial development OF tho
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24
rHF CARpENTERs' STRIKE.


CHICAGO, April 2L-'rhe gas-ntiors OF the city
will 70 out on strike next Monday morning 20
enforce their demand for the oight-hour day and
a minimum rate Of wages q $3.50 per day. Em-
ployers have decided To discharge all gas ntters
Saturday night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24
The CITY Of Berlin " Goes. A"

NEW YORK, April ~ The lnman Line people
appeared before Collector Erhsrdt this morning
ana gave an indemnity bond for tho stsausnip
City Of Berlin which vas threatened vito seizure
Tor unloading her cargo without permission, and
the vessel sailed this afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24
A sNekins Occurrence n,reu.,',.

n.,arrrry MichI.. April sa--rhe mill OF the
An,h, i,y powder CoNkspsny, a. Segaunee, caught
Ore last evenipe am blew up shortly aiter
ocioca, shocsing the Whole Ok sv's.y.
explosion Of powder thENfwn oa' ~ VAC h'ss no
one Mas killed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24
DAMAGES AWARDED.
Result of Suit Against the Ohio-River
Railroad Company.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch. |

WHEELING, w. Va, April 29.-The Jury
in the damage suit of Mrs. w. ID. Gregory
against the Ohio River railroad to-day gave
her $1,000 damages. Mrs. Gregory's hus-
band was killed on the road in question.
A number of similar suits are pending
against the company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24
MafiAIAGEA

QUARLES-TURPIN.- at Mount Her.
mon BAPTIST church. Chesterfield county, Va,
April -, 1850. by Rsy. r. II. Winfrea. aR, HEN.
Ri W. QUARLEs, ~ south Boston. Va. ana
MISS GE0ROIE 1URPlS, OF Chesterfield coln-
~, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24
Baseball Yesterday.

Philadelphia:
Athletics. ~ IL
Observation-Disclosures IS; Syracuse. -.
Frrors-Athletics. Z: Syracuse, 1. Bat
teries-Fsper, Mcmahon, and Robinson;
Toby. Lyons, and Dealy.
Baltimore: -
Hartford. o D 6 0 Ok 3
ase-hits-BatimOre, 13; Hartford, S.
Frrors-Baltimore ) Hartford, /. Bat
teries-German aud Townsend; OConneu
and Moore.
Cincinnati:
Cincinnatis.. 0 J 2 q
Chicagos. .........4 0 0 - 0 y O.
Basc-hits-Cincinnatis 3; Chlcagos, i.
-Cinciunatis, /; Chlcagos, Z. Bat
teries-Duryea and Keenan,; Sullivan and
Lauer.
New York Geague):
Philadolphias... 0 % 0 Ox-3
Base-hits-New Yorks, 3; Philadolphias,
6. Errors-New Yorks. 4; Philadelphias, /.
Batteries-Rusle and Sommers; Nickery
and Clements.
At Newark, h. J.:
Newarks '............4 q ( o. 3 0 Ola
Worcesters ........0 - o o l 0 o O.
Observation-Disclosures. 49, Worcesters, -.
Frrors-Newarks, 4 W0rcesters. 8. Bat
terics-Miller GilrOy, and Dudley; Burns
and Wilson.
Pittsburgh Oeague):
Allegheny. ............0 ~
leyclands.............j 3 o I 1 / O-2
Rase-hits- Aueoheny. I8: Cleyelands. II.
Trrors-Allegheny. 2: Clevelands, 3. Bat
teries-Dauiels. Gray, and Miller; SON.
mers and thinner.
Pittsburgh Grotherhoodl-weather rainy
Pittsburghs. y u
Chicagos. .............0 Il 90 0 | 0-3
Base-hits- Pittsburghs. z; Chicagos, 3.
Errors Pittsburghs, 3; Chicagos. ,. Bat;
teres-Galvin and Quinn; Dwyer and
Boyle.
| Louisville:
Louisvilles ...........1 90 30 0 O. 2
Columbus ...........0 0 90 o 2 o /
Base-hits-Louisville,S g; Columbus, 10.
Trrors-LouisWile, 2; Columbus, !. Bat;
teries-Stratton and Ryan; Easton and
| Blgh.
| Washington, ID. c.:
Washingtons .........O ! 2 D vi
| New hayens. ..........3 ~ ~. = .
| Base-hits- Washington5, 8; New uaNens,
| c. Errors Washingt0ns, 2; New ravens
/ 4 Batteries-Pbillips and Riddle; Dorah
and Holord.
! Boston (Brotherhood):
Bostons. ..2OOO2 100 90
Brooklyns. ..........O 104 00O-- 7
se-hits-.Bostons, -; Brooklyns, ~. Er-
rors-Bostons, IS: Brooklyns. 3. Bate
ries-Daley and Murphy; Van HGltren ana
/ Daily.
Wilmington, Del: o
Wilmingtons ......1 400 / 0 0 O. 3
Jersey Citys. 8 90 2X-l3
Base-hits- Wilmingtons, II; Jersey Citys,
16. Errors-W ilmingtons, 8; Jersey Citys,
&. Batteries-Cox. Newell, and Williams;
Turner. Fitzgerald. and Reidy.
New York CBrotherhood)
New Yorks .....0 0 0 O.
Philadelphias. ......0 0 0 0 300 O.
Base-hits-New Yorks. 10; Philadelphias,
2. Errors-New Yorks, Il Philadelphlas, o.
Burlington and Cross; UDsy
and Ewing.
Boston Oeague):
Bostons. y
Brooklyns. ..........2 0 90 0 0 D u
Observation-Disclosures. 49, Brooklyns;, 9.
Erors-Bostons. II Brooklyns. s. bar;
teries-Nichols and Camel; Hughes ana
! Bushoug.
! Brooklyn: a
Brooklyns. 900 l 0 @ :
Rochesters 10000 90 D
Base-hits- Brooklyns, 8. RochesterS; o.
Errors-Brooklyns. 8; Rochesters, /. BAT
teries--H Mccullough and Toy; tltzgera'u
and Mcclure.