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MURDERER TREzzA HAPPY.
He Knows That a Stay Has
Been Granted Him.
lsprc,,L TO THE EVENING WORLD. /

SING sISG. Apin Is. The happcst man In
the big prison to-day Is Nicola Tfezza, the con-
demned murderer, VINO was sentenced 10 die
In tie electric chair next week.
rho news that United States Circuit Court
Judge Laoombe nad Issued a writ which acts
as q stay OF execution eau TO tho prison last
night, and Trezza wai At once Informed Of
this virtual reprieve. lie WAS very much
affected and shed tears Of Joy.
1reZza had passed q soIowful week. The
refusal Of Gov. Hill to grant q rspreve and
the failure OF his lawyer TO secure 4 stay from
Judge Pratt were the last straws, and he feared
that his last hope was gone.
The contrast in his aciious this morning was
very marked. After breakfast he smoked a
cigar, and his lace lighted up with smiles
when the day guard congratulated him upon
his new lease Of life.
Apparently he has lost the fear OF death, and
the hope that springs eternal Is shown by all
his actionh
Although not officially informed that the stay
had been granted, the Warden has stopped all
preparations for the electrocullon.
As he goes out OF office May !, warden
Brush will not be compelled to undergo again
the worry OF preparing for legal killing.
His principal offlcers, who are Democrats.
and expect to be retained under the new
Warden, are not so well satisfied, for they
anticipate many occurrences OF this weeks ex-
pertence.
They say 1t Ia not conducive to mental CON-
fort to get keyed up TO the pitch OF assisting g
at the taxing OF OF man by electricity aud
then at the last minute have the lawyers come
In with their hocns pocus, thus compelling
them TO undergo the same anxiety over aud
over again.
The citation was not served upon Warden
Brush until Il? IS O'Clock to-day, when Fred
erick Y. Crane, representing the law nrm OF
Daley 4 BIZ, of IS Court street. Brooklyn, ar
rived with the papers.
Warden Brush received the writ with sigh
OF relie', as he had been waiting anNiously al
the forenoon for 1t.
Two Sisters Of Nercy from New York came
to the prison TO see Trezza ct .. 20 this morn
ing, and as they went In Warden Brush re-
quested them 10 inform Trezza OF the arrival
OF the writ.
Trczza received this news with nuca exul-
talon, ana the REINSURANCE that It gave that
his life was safe for the present completed his
happiness.
Ex Judge Dailey's application In Trezza's
behalf was made before Judge Lacomoe, OF
the United States Circuit Court, and was for q
writ OF habeas corpus on the same nimsy pre-
texts which have been used to stay the electro
cution OF the other condemned murdercrs.
Judge Lacombe OF course denied the appIica-
tiou. and ex-JudRe Daley of course took an
appeal, as was his right under the statutes.
ha ulv OaI ,,taf
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10000 People See Him
Win To-Day's Handi-
cap on the Hill.
THE Third RACE A GREAT ONE
Crack Jockeys Met and Hamilton
Won on Banquet.

tspFcIAL TO THE EvENINo woRLp.I
GurTEEBURG RACE TRACK, April Is. The
Journey to Guttenburg to-day was most dis
agreeable one. The dust upon the hills and
roads rose up and enveloped travellers In fog
like thickness
Still. after one had got to the track, the
delicious coolness that pervaded the grand
stand made amends for the discomforts of the
journey.
There was a delightful breeze from the
south and 1t was as fresh rs though 1t came
direct from the ocean.
The course was crowded to-day. The
betting ring and grand stand were simply
jammed with people, and the lawn during the
races presented the spectacle OF o solid mass OF
perspiring humanity.
There were In the neighborhood of 10, 900
people present
Tue card was an excellent one, and the
track was IN the best of shape.
The sport began with q nve and o half fur
long dash for maidens. Major thornton and
Quarters,retoh were the only ones In 1t accord
Ing to the betting, and so the race proved.
Thornton was u not favorite, and though Ham,
itan rode him he could do no better than
second. Quarterstre,ch winning In o gailop
Dictum was third.
the second iace found Lester q rcd-hot
MOrite. Bergen had the mount, and his sup
portcrs pounded Lester around the ring 10 O
very sno't price.
live TO one was offered against Maggie
Duffy hlly, the second choice. Considerable
N ney also went on Charade who, II was said
hal worked better than any two-year-old on
/ Tie Brooklyn track. Tammany was also
quietly played
1ne favorite, cleverly ridden Dy Bergen, won
h1ndily from Beverwyck, and Maggie Duffy
/ tlly was third. The start was poor one.
Iammany being on his mind legs when the nag
iell.
1he third race brought together all the crack
lOcEeys. Taylor had the mount on TO 8
hvorlte, Belwood, whine Hamilton had the
mount on the second choice, Banquet. Ber-
gen was on Lady Pulsifer, third choice, while
Iaral rode Prince Howard. Francis rode De-
iaulter.
Banquet Belwood and Prince Howard had q
= tus lie in the stretch. and then the Dwyer horse
drew clear and won handny. Prince Howard
beat Belwood length for the place.
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LOCAL SPORTING DATES,
Racing daily at Guttenburg.
April.

1s.-New York Bicycle Club against Riverside
Whselmen. pool contest, . p. N.
Boxing tournaments OF Manhattan Athletic Club,
Forty nth street aud Madison avenue, q p. n.
19.-FootbSll. stars against shamrocks, ~ Eras-
tina, s. l.
Fresh Air Club. mountain walk TO Old Cro' Nest |;
Forty -sacond street. ferry, 10. l5A N.
Bioycling-Road run OF the brooklyn Rambers to
Staten IAland OF the Long Island Wheslmen TO
Hampstead l.. l. run Of the Kings County Wheel
men TO Staten IslAnd. g: 80 An.
2O.-BAsebal. Counbia vs. Yale, at New Haven.
ladies' day g the Acorn Athlstic Club, Fifty
4I.-Rosd run Of the BROOKLYN HANDLERS TO Ben
sonhurst. l.. l., 7. SOP. NJ.
22.-Bassball: New York against Boston. at Polo
Grounds. One Hundred and Fifty-.sventh street
and Eighth avenue. .. so p. N, NsH York Athletic
ClUb agsi9st staten IIlAnd orlchct Club. a nyipg
against Princeton, At Princeton, N. j., $50 p n.
23. .--BAsebAili Boston against New York, at Polo
Grounds, One Hundred and Hfty-seyenth street
and kighth avenue, =. 90 ?. NJ FcsdhSm College
against College of the City OF New York, at Ford
ez.%Bsssb1il. Now York u. Boston. Polo
2S.NHthletis entertainment by Union A. O..
Titan A. D. and Hobokon A. q.
27.-Boxing tVurney. Star A. O.
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Bsttsri.s- -HAddock and Farrell; weyhInE q
Gross. Umpire-Mr. Snyder.
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TROOPS ASKED FOR AGAIN.
More Trouble and Dynamite
Down In the Coke Region.
tspEcI.L TO THE IvEHHo WORLD,

scorrDALE. Pa. April ls,-The striking coke
workers are again on the war path. The large
reservoir at the Kyle Coke Works was blown
up thiS morning with dynamite, oAusing heavy
loss.
The coke IN the ovens OF tho Kyle Works
will not be burned, as there Ii no water to cool
the ovens preparatory TO drawing them.
Notices OF eyictions are being served BY the
hundred throughout the region.
Feeling runs very high and more serious
trouble than ever is almost inevitable.
In q GkrmiSh At the Leissnring, Coke Works
early this morning one OF the Sherin's depu-
ties was seriously and 1t is feared fatally In
jured by shot from the strikers.
sherin Mccormick has asked the Governor 10
call out the troops again.
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Racing at Memphis.
FIRE ON THE CHANDLER,

Flames Broke Out on the Revenue
Cutter, but Did Little Damage.
Fire broke out under the boilers on the
revenue cutter William K Chandler, whicn
had Just placed Customs officers on the Inman
liner City OF Berlin, about /. 30 this afternoon
of Quarantine.
There was much exciiemen for short time,
but the crew OF the Chandler succeeded In
getting II under control in ten mlnutes Very
little damage WAS done.
The City of Berlin arrived at her pier shortly
afier 8 O'Clock.
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FULDA'S PASSENGERS.

Three hundred of the 9S5 steerage passengers
on the Fuida, which has been detained At
Quarantine on account OF small rox, were
taken on To-day and landed at the Barge once.
The others we're taken from Ihe steamer to
nOnmAn's Islaud.
Tue vessel has been thoroughly fumlgated,
aud VIII probably 20 TO her dock at HoboEen
,hls afternoon.
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DAWSON DIED BY ACCIDENT.
Opinion Reached by the Police-SadiO
Traphagen Not Arrested.

OPAAl"h Wy bhO EOllC0-odolO
TraphaGen Not Arrested.
Detectives Prince and Mott OF the Thirtleth
Precinct, have been trying to solve the mystery
OF the death of William A. Dawson, the son of
John T. Dawson, the Harlem contractor, who
was found dead under Sadie Traphs sgen's win
dow at 227 East one Hundred aud Twenty
sixth street yesterday mOrninG.
The officers have decided that Dawson met
his death by Accidentally falling over the rail-
ing into the area, whlle Intoxicated.
Sadie TTaphagen has not been arrested, and
pToDaOy will not be.
John +. Dawson, me father OF tire dead man,
was seen by an ENl lining WORLD reporter At
his home, l16 Alexander avenue. this morning.
lie would not express any opinion about the
case.
The funeral will occur tomorrow,
Deputy Coroner Donlin Is invesligating the
case. Thus far he has reported nothing that
indicates foul play.
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Mate Libbey Broke His Parole.

When the case OF Mate George T. lobey,
who yesterday SHOT two mutiuous sailors on
the brig Harriet g.. was called in the Tombs
Police Court this morning, the mate, who had
been released on parole, Jailed to appear, and
Justice Duny ordered the officers 10 Arrest Mate
Libbey wherever found. Tue sailors will prob
ably be confined " the hospital for nine OF ten
months.
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DEATH OF JAMES j. MARTIN.

The Assis. ant Corporation Counse
Passed Away This Morning.
James J. Martin, Assistant Corporation
Counsel. died this morning. of pneumonia,
after q short illness, at the residence OF his
father, 2l3 East Thirty fourth street.
Mr.. Martin was young lawyer OF great
promise and but twenty-nve years Of age.
He was the only son Of Court Oflcer Michael
Martin, OF the supreme Court who through
his untimely demise is doubly aflicted, a. his
wife died less than q month ago.
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Fishermen, Take Notice.

Sandy Hook at 4 Il An. and D. O6 PM; al
Governors Island at l. n An. and ) - p. NJ.
NJ He'll Gate At O. 81 A. NJ. aud I, l3 RM
Monday, April 10 It will oe nigh water at
Sandy Hook al D. II An. and g. 20 Pm. at
Governors Island at 8 20 A NJ ana L " p. NJ;
~ Hell Gate ~ !, IS A. n. anu T. 6oR.A.
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For maldcns; nve and half furlonss.

The start was q struggling one, Quarter
somewhat the worst Quarterstretcn rushed
10 the front on the first furlong snd opened mp
agap OF three lengths on the turn, with Patti,
Aooiph ii. and Major Thornton next
lhe last named come through in the stretch,
out could never reach Quarterstretch, who
won easily by three lengths from Major Thorn
ION, VINO beat Dictum two lengths. Time
l09L.
!, Muluels paid: Straight, 81. 90; place, o. IN.
Major Thornton puid 81 30.
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SHE INSISTED ON DEATH.

tsPHcIAL TO THE EVENING voRLp.l
BRIDGEToN, N. j.. April 1a-Miss Olivia
Flanagan tried to drown herself In the river
this morning, but waa rescued by Capt TulliA
She pleaded TO be left IN the wafer, but the
Captain persisted In landing her.
MISC Flanagan is fifty years old, q prominent
woman In society and 10 the Baptist Church.
She is supposed TO have been temporarily IN
sane.
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CITY news 1ERSELY TOLD.
To-Day's Record Of Minor Hap
penings About Town.

Held for Keeping a Gambling Place.
Abraham Lent, OF 232 Broome street. was
held at the Tombs this morning on q charge OF
keeping sgambllng place at the cigar store, 70
Norfolk street.
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DlSMASTED In A FOG.

schooners Towner and Hart Collided
at Sea in Fo.
The brig Il. Towner, which sailed from this
port last Tuesiay for St croix, w. L., -e-
turned to-day with her port bulwarks smashed,
foretop-gailant mast carried away, fore royal
mast and all the rigging gone, jibooom. fore
stays and other headgear badly damaged
Tne Iowner ran aioul the collier Carrie 3.
Hart Thursday morniny, IN 0 fog, twenty
miles southeast OF the Scotland liRhtship. The
Hart was not badly Injured.
30 great was the impact OF the collision that
three hourS hard work was requiSed to Bepa.
ratio the vessels.
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SECOND RACE
For two-year-olds; selling; half mile.

After long delay at the post they got away
left "''A
Beyerwyck was the nrst to show, and he set
SThpplhg pace around the turn, with Irregular,
maggie Duffy nlly and Lester next
bergen brought the favorite through In the
uetch, and, joining the leader et the last fur
.one, soon had hlm beaten Lester then came
MyeK, who was the same distance before
maggie Duty nlly Ttme-0 49k,
pAutnels paid: Straight, 80. 50; place, g. 20.
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Arguing on Classen's Appeal.

Counsel for Gen. Peter J. Ciaassen, argued
their exceptions taken during his trial for
wrecling the Sixth National Bank before
United States Judge Benedict to-day, who re-
served decision. The case has been appealed
to the Federal Supreme Court
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Tumbled OF a Truck and Hurt.
sixteen-year-old Robert Dras, OF 81 Mont
gomery street, fell OF the tail end Of q truck
at the corner Of Henry and Montgomery streets
about O'Clock this morning, and his right
log was so badly lacerated that he WAS taken
10 Bellevue Hospital.
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Held for Stealing Imported Cigars.
Tom King was held for examination at tho
Jefferson Market Police Court this morning,
charged with stealing twenty-five boxes OF i'm
ported cigars from George j. Wesss wine
room, AZ 76o Sixth avenue.
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Locked Up for Reckless Driving.
Five-yeAr-old Eddie Gibstein. while playing
In front of his home, 80 Chryste street, this
moruing. was run over by q truck driven by
Juhus Boyer. an employee Of A. Stevane, NJ
81 Division street, and had his left arm broken.
Boyer was locked up for reckless driving.
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clubbed senseless by the watchman

Clubbed Senseless by the "atchm an.
Pier Watchman Edward Griffith WAS re-
manded al the TombS to- day to await the result
of the injuries Of Louis Piper, = sailor on the
steamship II. II. DimOck. who mad 4 quarrel
with the waIchman AZ the gate OF pier II East
River last night, the latter nnalIy knocking
Piper UNCONSCIOUS with his night stick. Piper
10 At Chambers Street Hospital In critical
condition.
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THIRD RACK.
FOR all ages; aix furlongs.

n rrlnce r,nce Howard jumped 10 the front and set
~ eovlpplng pace down tho bacEstretch, with
DTHqnet, Defaulter and Beiwood following.
- De 'auller took second place near the turn.
WI banquet and Belwood next
banquet and Belwood both moved up, turn
howard's heels. --N "''' N'~o 'A A''A''
si1s ibetaulter fell back beaten, and Lady Pull
eli1 never never got up. Banquet Eept up 4 ateady
ior o oau roar went up when TaraI and Tay-
SrI,suet a little and, drawing clear In the last
frare 'nnlh, won handlly hy ienVth and half
BsIwdti B~ dtinee Howard, who w-s a length before
'I'hce Howard paid 81. So
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s,lletto Was a Poor Customer.

Frank Slletto, OF Ill Mulberry street, was
held At the TomDS this morning, charged with
stealing watch and chain from Michael Lopiu,
OF 81 Mulberry street. LopiA Ia arestaurateur,
and SlleIto was customer. LopiA went TO
sleep IN his chair and Silletto snatched the
watch andITan.
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Women Captured a Burglar.

Mrs. Sarah Limpson and Miss Lizzie Glenn
ents captured a burglar In their house at l70
Montgomery street, jersey CITY. last niGar,
and hclL him Till the police came. lie was
Stephen Murray, and he wA1 held for tbe
Grand jury this morning by Justice Davis.
Murray Is a wounded war veteran.
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CREGIER BEATEN BY 2ss.
Result of the Ofacial Canvass oi
Chicago's Election Returns.
LaPEoIAL no INV HyENINo

ESPECIAL TO THE EvENINd woALD.I
CHICAGO April lathe complete onlcIAl
CANVASS OF the MayOralty election just COM
pieled gives Hampstead WAShburne (Rep. ! .
niurAltts osAr CrsGisr Dsm.l Of SOa
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!ne leader and passed him. LouQstreet went
70 the iront then and stayed the distance. win
hins nandily ~ length IRON Rover, who
beat Iceberg six lengths. Tme-2 09k.
:, Mntueis paid, Straight, ta 10; place, sa. ob.
Raven paid - 30 ''aSs' '~' w.
FIFTH RACE.
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NO GAME AT BUFFALO.


'EPEcrAL TO THE EvKNINa woRLp.I
BUFFALO, April IL --Much TO the disappoint-
meut Of the Buralonians. wet grounds to-day
prevented the game between the local team
and the New YORK GianLl.
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orations for q Gold Modal.

The boys of 81. Peters SCHOOL, in Barclay
street, will take part In Pn oratoricai contest
for the Mclean gold medal tomorrow even
ing. The Judges will be Judge Morgan j.
O'Bnep, Judge Frank I. Fitzgerald Charles
q. HerUermann, IL D.. and Charles w.
sloane.
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Senator Rirdsall Buried.

Senator Birdsan Buried.
Ex-senator John Birdsail, who was found
dead from aspny yxiat!on BY gas in bedroom
In the United States Hotel last Wednesday
night, was buried from his home in Glen Cove,
L. l. this afternoon There were many poll
ucAns present
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Cadet Examination Postponed.

The examinato OF candidates for the Sixth
Conversational District cadetship IN the Naval
Academy AZ Annapolis, which was to have
been held this morning AZ Grammar School
No. ~, was postponed until next saturday.
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Log Crushed by Failing Stone.

Thomas Mcdonald, Of lass Second avenue,
at O'Clock this morning had his leg accident
| ally crushed by falling stone at Sixty-sxth
street and Avenue A, Iio was taken TO the
Presby terlan Hospital
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Probate for Gen. Spinola's VIII.
Mrs Elyira n. Spinola nled petition In the
Surrogate's once this morning for the probate
OF ths will OF her husband, Gen. Francis Il
Spinola. The will, however, was not MED.
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SQUEEZE In THE WHEAT PIT.
Big Advances in May Options. Bott
Here and In Chicago.

In an hour and . half to-day Transactions in
nearly 5000, COO Dushels May options jumped
from 81. wv, the opening ngures, to 81. 2lK At
IL Is. closing al Sl.21%.
Chicago specials quoted wheat up three
points there, and the shorts were badly
Unnamed N hakh maEkatA.
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ing date OF las, year, ss Indicated BY the thsr-
mometer at PerTy's phATmaoy'
1894 1891, 1890 lsRl.
IA. M..,. ~ bs "a. M,,.4i M
"a NJ, AZ bs ~ y A,,",.. ~
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steam-Yacht Norma on the Rocks.
IsrrcILI IN TILE EVE xISa uaaInI

GREENPoRT, l. l., April l8.-The steam
yacht Norma, owned by O. Daniels, ran ashore
this forenoon In the sound north OF this place,
between Thomas and CouElns points. She
has no hole In her, but 10 stuck fast
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Selling; one N Lle.

Tutnwood cut out the running so,nQ around
tne turn, with Sandstone, Forest King, Pelham
and the Sheriff next
Sandstone showed In front q, the far turn,
out ernWood again went to the front and
showed the way to the Rtretch.
Here Hamilton moved The Sheriff MP and
brown Charlie Joined him, and In q pretty
finish Brown Charlie won by q head from the
sheriff. who beat Forest King q neck. Time
~ Mutuels paid: Straight 80; place, s. 10.
SIXTH RACE.
Selling; six and half furlonrs.
Won by Lee B., M Spent second and Success
third. Time-L aak.
Racing at Memphis.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April IA large crowd
Witnessed the continuation OF the races here
to-day.
Results were as follows:
First Race-fIalf q mile. Powers won, with
JACK kiohelieu second and Henry jenkins
third. 1lme-0 52k.
second hnce e-First Heat-Three-quarters Of
amue.-Roley Boley won, with Tramp second
and kedsign third. Time-1. II 1-5
Second heat-Three-quarters Of q mile.
hedsign won, with Roley Boley second and
crisplno third. Time-L II "a
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Hsming, Jackson, c.
Umpire-W. j. Collins.
Brooklyn opened tho game and went out In
on, -two-three order At tirst, assisted by the
Yale third baseman. pitcher and catcher. No
runA
Poole opened for Yale with hit and went to
second on passed bail. Murphy got his base
on an error BY Burma and Poole reached third
on the ssme error.
Murphy stole second. Case out on strites.
McClung nied out to Foutz. Cushing made q
hit and Poole and Murphy scored.
Illumination nied TO Ward. Two runs.
was thrown out at frst. Foutz nied to Cush-
ing. OBren fouled to Kedsle. No runs
kedsie out on strikes. Bowers out pitcher
Third Inning-Ward out, pitcner to nrst.
DALEY got his base on Huntlngtou's error.
Heming struck out and Csruthers went out.
SECOND to nrst No runa
third to nrst Case made q hit but was thrown
out stealing second. No runs.
Fourth Inning-Grinnn and Pinkney made
made a three-b bssger, sending all home and
scoring himself on two-bageer BY o'Brien.
Ward went out, second TO nrst, DALEY got
o,Brien scored. Heming bit to the pitcher
who threw Il to second and thence TO nrst
doubling up DALEY and Heming Five runs.
ond out .SoG Ts
made hit and Grimm let Il get away from
him on the bound, which enabled McClung TO
score.
Kedsle out on foul ny to Fouiz. Bowers
out, pitcher 10 nrst. One run.
Fifth Inning-Caruthers made hit and Was
doubled up with GRIMM, from Murphy to Iunt-
ington to McClung. Pinkney went out from
short 10 nrst. No runs
jackson out on foul ny 10 catcher. Poole
OUT third TO nrst Murphy ouh pitcher to
sixth Inning Burns out, third to nrsI
Fontz popped a high ny to nrst.
OBrien got his base on balls and stole
second. Ward out, from pitcner to frat No
runs.
Lovett went In to pitch for Brooklyn and
DAILY TO catch. Gaze fied to Grimm anu Me-
chung to Lovett. Gushing died 70 centre. No
runs.
Seventh Inning, -Da,y out, third TO nrst.
Lovett nied TO isfi. Csiu.nsrs made hit and
got to second on O dropped ball
Grimm got his base on Meetings. error.
Caruthers went 10 third on the play. GRIMM
stole second and both men scored on = passed
bal; rlntney out on STRIKES. Two ruos
strikea Bowers out, short to nrst Jackson
out on strikes No runA
Eighth Inning-Byrnes to nrst on balls, also
Fouiz. o'Brien nied to centre and Burns and
Ward hit to short, who threw home 10 head
OF Purna The catcher muffed the bail, and
both Burns and Foutz scored.
Ward stole second. ana q bad throw by the
catcher allowed HIM TO 60 third;
DAILY got his base on balls, and stole second
Lovatt hit 70 short, and Ward scored through
the catcher mufiin9 the ball
Day was thrown out at the plate BY Murphy.
Caruthers out, short to nrst. Three runA.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
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Exhibition Games.

AT PHILADELPHIA.
FFSsSH.asIpSiii; FSSH:9asRI bGSGS I'll
BAttSEIss-MAhsy Asd MsUGnrsg; Gleason and
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Won't Save Him from tho Death
Chair

John Lowry, confined In Queens County
jail on the charge OF having murdered Mrs.
McElroy at Maspeth last sunday. and who
tired to cash his throat fatally yesterday, Ia
said to-day to be IN fair way 10 recover from
his Injuries.
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Bid. Asked.

The following are the closing quotations OF
mining stocks at the Consolidated Exchange
tn-dav.
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Rain. with Southerly Winds.

~ AAA = NHHN - N#HN )
April Is. - Weather
Indications.
FOi' Eastern Nsl0
York: RAN; south
p'ty uiEdS 4; tcdrBl'i'.
The following
shows the changes IN
The temperature Tor
the last tWeDiy-tour
honrs, IN comparison
WHR The correspond
Indicated by the ther-
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BASEBALL TO-DAY.

American Association Games.
AT BOSTON