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THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Bringing Up the Alleged Mismanagemest
of the Board of Publication.

Bringing Up the Alleged MismanAgemest
of the Board of Publication.
DETROIT, June AFTER the reading Of the
minutes the subject Of young people's societies,
which came up on an overture. was taken up
by the Presbyterian general assembly this
morning. There was some lively discussion ss
to the liability of the Christian Endeayor So
ciety becoming too independent Mr. Jankin
opposed the proposal to refer the subject to .
special standing committee, SAYING that there
was danger such committees would come 70
run the assembly.
The entire report was finally adopted with
the resolution for a standing committee on the
subject struck out
The publication board matter came up. Mr..
Simmons read a brief statement as to the
reasons why his committee had TO make the
port last year exposing unwise and wasteful
methods in the management at Philadel-
phia He exonerated the board and
its employees from any blame. but
said they did not know all they should know IN
order 20 manage such a vast business. BY the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS made by the committee Of
seven of a saving this year amounting TO some
s2O0. 900 there was need of investigation
s.we found evidences of q needless loss Of
S40,0 900 by not getting competitive bids, also
on the price paid for paper, advertising
and salaries. sunday school books that
would not sell had been multi
piled, only nine Of ls3 having paid the cost Of
their plates. The management seemed 10 have
been left almost wholly to the chairman of the
business committee and by him TO the
superintendent no attention having been
numerous previous Investigations Hence, We
recommend that three experts be put on the
board and have control Of the matter, Of which
they have particular knowledge."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-01

SECRETARY PRocroR left the city Saturday
morning for Vermont to be gone about week.
Assistant Secretary Grant has not yet returned
from his short visit to Vermont, where he made
a Decoration day speech, and Mr.. Tweedae. the
chief clerk of the department. has been desig-
mated to sign acquisitions on the treasury
during the absence OF both officials
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INDIAN CONTRACT SCHOOLS.
No Change I'm the Number This Year ana
Nearly All Contracts Renewed.

NO Ouan8e tno mum Der This Year and
Nearly All Contracts Renewed.
Indian Commissioner Morgan is expected 70
return next week from New York city, where
he has been engaged in opening the bids for
Indian supplies During his absence the
annual contracts for the Indian schools
have been prepared and will be ready for
his signature. These contracts are made with
tne various religious denominations Of the
country under whose management the schools
are run. 30 much per capita is paid for the
maintenance and education Of the pupils. The
policy is 70 reduce the number Of contracts
schools with the view of placing the entire
work OF education in the hands of the govern
ment New government schools are erected
each year, and when possible the denomina-
tional schools are closed. There viii, however,
be no change made in the number of contract
schools for next year, and in nearly al cases
existing contracts will be renewed.
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Ipsur.nce Omcers Elected.

The Franklin Fire Insurance Company to-
day elsoted the following directors: DR.. Daniel
B. Clarke, Geo. z. Lemon, Chas. g. Bradley,
jas. L. Norris, Thoa z. Waggaman, Jos B.
Hill, =. B. Mcdonald, Dr.. John N. McCalIa.
DR.. VIM. Z. Robsrts, p. II. Hill, Aex. Porter
Morse, O. G. Green.
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Vol 7S. No l9,O6l.
FINANCIAL.

EVERYTHING CONSIDERED THE BEST
H Lite lnsuran is the Twenty-year Endow-
pe fey n b.nR Sias
policy illustrating cost End 9lI,s 5stgTns
my3o With Equitable Life Assurance Society
'HE NArIoNAILw "a wssEEx9EPo sAfE DEPOSIT COMPANY
Chartered by special of Congress January 1897
TkSsf keSrffanh5sS cSaPAsY Pa
Under act Of Congress OF october 1, 1890.
This company begs to announce that IL has received
under the act OF Congress OF October l.
As heretofore and for twenty -four years past this
company will receive securities silverware and other
safe keeping in re- proof building and
will rent safes or boxes IN It's new tire and burglar
proof vaults which have time locks and all other mod
ern appliances.
Under and 6y virtue Of the act Of Cengress Of oco
Currency that II has fully complied with the law in all
heretofore transacted by it, act as executor admins
traitor receiver assignee and committee guardian
description committed TO it by any court by indi
All trust funds and trust investments are kept seps-
rate sn9 apart from the assets OF the company Be
sides WHICH pro'ection me & company has capital OF
Deposits win be reserved irOn ten cents upward and
Wills rsesiptsa fSr and ksp. Wite9q, charge
CHARLES C. GfSeER Firss Wee fresidssso rss,oens'
JAMES ii. JoHNsTON. second Vice President.
AiBEaf l. L. srTRfk1aSf. Turf 1ssi Secretary.
Directors
H.
Lewis Clephans. George H. Plant,
Matthew u. Emery, Z. Francis figgp,
Charles c. Glover, Zenas c, Robbins
Thomas Hyde. John Il. Rodgers
Charles A. James, BENJAMIN p SNYDER
James N; Johnston. Albert L. Sturtevant.
John IT, Parke, Henry A. Willard.
apl1-tr Andrew Wylie.
l. NJ. ". COkSON. JNO. W. MCCARTNEY,
Member NY. stock Ex.
CORsoN MCCARTNEY,
GLOVER BUILDING, 1il9 ST. NV
Bankers and Dealers in Governmeot Bonds
Deposits. Exchange. Loans. Collections.
Railroad stocks and Bonds and all securities listed
the exchanges of New York. Philadelphia. Boston and
Baltimore bought and sold.
speciality made Of investment securities District
Ponds and all local Railroad Cas- Insurance and Iele
phone stock dealt in.
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold jylS
/ EMIS q: TEwKSBURY, W. b. HIBBS,
- Banker, 80 Broadway,N.Y Manager
Member Washington Stock Exchange.
LEWIS g. TEWKSBURY CO..
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
1885 ST., WASHINGTON, d. c.,
Buy and sell for cash margin Stocks, Bonds,
Grain, Provisions and Oil.
Direct private wires to New York and Chicago.
Interest allowed on deposits.
Out of-town business a speciality.
Ali Local Securities dealt in.
Constant quotations all markets telephone 54o
oc2l-tr
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INTEREST PAYMENTS. - Treasurer Nebeker
has mailed 2.54s checks, representing s439, 9,215,
in payment Of interest due today on S39, OH, 700
~ per cent bonds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-01

ASSISTANT SECRETARY SPAULDINe has gone t,
Philadelphia on business connected with tn,
hearing Of the hat material cases at that port
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-01

OFF FOR EURoPE.-Mrs. Russell Harrison and
Mrs. Mckee will sail for Europe on Wednesday
on the steamer Teutonic. They went over to
New York this afternoon, accompanied by Mrs
Harrison and Mrs. Dimmick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-01

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS sToDAY.-Internal reve
nue., Sl,02S, ,239; customs, S572, ,44.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-01

ESTHE DAILY GOLD-LINED RUBBER
~ Dental Plates. which attracted SO much at
tention during the meeting Of the American Medical
association exhibition in all the principal drug
stores.
DIR. KULP. BEFORE THE AMERICAN DENTAL
ASSOCIATION,
Said the health of three fourths the people was a
fected BY wearing rubber plates II you value your
health and appreciate cleanliness have your plate
lined with gold. All nrstclass dentists in WASHINGTON
are making these plates A pamphlet containing pro.
eeedinss OF state and Local Societies, Testimonials &c
free by mail or upon application to JOHN A. DAILY.
d. u, u U. 3 9l2 New York ave. NV. my1l-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-01

Nh. H. W. RAYMOND, the private secretary to
Secretary Tracy, who has been ill of infiam-
matory rheumatism for some days, is much
better.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-01

II. ARTISTS.
Our studio, COL and cu3 Mass. w.. having
Zen remodeled at great expense. think (withouf
boastng have the largest and best equipped studio
south o. New York Our speciality is OIL pastel India
INK and crayon PORTRAITS We do only work
and guarantee satisfaction visit studio Will
ipt9n Our portraits can be seen In the windows Of
the following places Of business:
=. > Williams Co. cor. 9th and SITS. NV.
J. AuerbecL. cor. 18th and New York ave. NV
Acksr Ksnner. 1929 Pa ave. n.
Z z: Droop, go Pa. ave. NV.
z Marneld simFson gth and sts. NV.
W y. Herbst, 25th and Pa ".
I hacKxii bro, cor. Sth and II sts ne.
samuel L.. Kelley Co., 426 sth ct. sw.
J. Waiter Hodges. cor. Ps- ave. and ID &. So
Geo. b. Weiss. cor. si5th and % sts-
NJ Kaufman. cor. Sth and sss. .
y N. farris, cor. 10th and Z sts ny
Give US . call.
H. b. SMITH 4 CO., Artssts
ool end US Mass ave.
- uA0o1.A 0y41-lSor
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DIRECTOR SoUsA GONG To EURopE.-Prof.
John Philip Sousa, the leader of the Marine
Band, has been granted leave of absence for
three months by the Secretary Of the Navy. and
will sail for Europe on Wednesday of this week
to recuperate. He has begun to gain strength
after his recent severe Illness but is totally un-
fit for work and it is his hope that the sea voyage
and complete rest will enable him to recover
the ground he has lost SO as to be ready for an
active season next winter
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SECRETARY FosrER's New SEcRErARY.-N

Robt. ]. Winnie, well-known newspaper corre-
spondent, has been appointed private secretary
to Secretary Foster, to take the place vacated by
Mr.. Chas. Hendley, who resigned some weeks
ago to into the railroad business There were
good many applicants for the position. and
the contest. it is understood, was quite spirited.
but the Secretary, after scrutiniZing all the ma
terial at hand, selected Mr.. Winnie upon the
strength Of his long experience with public
men and his excellent recommendations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-01

STILL SUBJECT TO DUrY.-The Treasury has
decided that there is no provision of law unde,
which an oil painting of Diana and Endy.
mion, presented by the King of Naples to the
late Commodore Preble, United States navy. in
recognition Of his services in the bombardment
OF Iripoli in 1903, sent to Europe for identifi.
cation and valuation, could then be returned
to the United States without payment of duty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-01

ef1nI5 S"eaf tHdt t1e dUOve B q true dHu
correct statement Of the circulation of THE EVEN
ING STAR for the week ending May 80, 1891.
j. WHIT. HEBRON,
Cashier Evening Star Newspaper Co.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
first day Of June, AID. 1891.
JOHN T. c. CLARK
Notary Public
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-01

PERsoNA1--D. E. Miles of San Francisco, R.
F. Harrison of Kansas City and F. G. Wood
burn Of Indiana are at Willards.-W. John
ston and Samuel G. Frene of New York are at
the Randall.-H. C. Cross of Missouri H.
Liebenthal of San Francisco and Geo. French
of Galveston are at the Arlington
Chas. H. Sheldon Of Rutland, Vt, Sam Lift
of Chicago and James p. Williamson of Min
neapolis are at the Shoreham.-Capt George
W. Moore of New York. Capt C. S. Norton Of
the navy and s. s. Bailey Of Seattle, Wash, are
at the Ebbitt.-Mrs. Helen NJ. Swezey of
New York and c. W. P. Minis of Boston are at
the Fredonia.-W. J. Saunders of Chicago,
James A. Carey Of Boston and ]. d. Clarke
of New York are at the st. James-
J. B. Austin of Albany, r. M. Walker of At
lanta and N. Gavin of Memphis, Tenn, are at
the tropolitan.-Andrew Ryan of New
York, E. Warren Smith Of Chicago, R. R. Bar
ton Of Catlettsburg, KY, are at the National
The following Washingtonians have regis
tered at the Princess Anne, Virginia Beach,
since Saturday: G. r. Holmes, A. J. Davis,
F. A. Beckett, NJ. C. Hargrove, H. M.
Ewing, Jno. F. Conway, L. Z. Cannon, L. W.
Baily, Alex. R. Mullany Jno. w. Luther and
wife, A Dodd, Miss Creswen. Public Printer
Palmer and Capt II. T. Byian, foreman of
printing, have been sight seeing in New York
the past week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-01

RSDoN'T YOU KNOW -
II is very poor economy to buy the best Of
marketing and then put it into q CHEAP
REFRIGERATION, expecting II to keep
sweet and pures Good housekeepers with
correct ideas of economy ALWAYS BUYthe
best Refrgerators they SAVE THEIR
COST in one season in the preservation Of
food.
The WISCONSIN PEERLESS RE-
FRlGERATOR is guaranteed to keep its
contents sweet and fresh or money will b
refunded. You will find It for sale at
W. H. HOEKE'S
CARPET AND FURNITURE WARE ROOMS.
COR. sTH AND PENNA AVE,
my19-lm Who is sole agent for the District
x~wEDDING INVITATIONS.
49, II you need any wedding or party invita-.
tions would like TO show you samples Of my work in
this line. Ii is not equal to engraving but is much
cheaper ana al the same time handsome and stylish
II. l.. MCQUEEN
my17 7am Printer and Publisher LOO i iitEst NV
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SPECIAL, NOTICES.

N~" SEVEN SEALS. ""PREDEsTINATIoN.
sP'! and s Nesting: :HG
= s55 p ave-Ionight Gospel WAGON corner nT, In
meetings at all the branches as usual WEDNESDAY
H~L ;F,-THE MEMBERs OF FRIENp.
~ ship Lodge, No, II. will assemble at the
It Ssnss G
orsr 81 the Lcas
sSopbT I ko;a LODGE LODGE
on On @IuESPAY, I'd June. at 1880 pm, at the Cathe-
% eias s0r1 l4in aaefHssi HOLT ssd degree Secretary
K~RPEEaAILaEEs, Ia Pk0IEcTIvE AssQCIAATI0N: y A1.:
Hall WEDNESDAY. june B. at s p IN sharp. Ali in
&ss,s. Members especially requested
R~TAILoRs' ASSEMBLY,, No. 237O. K. OF
s,1s S,i5 @ q
the last eight months fully establish the sishthour
day in that craft therefore. be it
and
IN sr thsa s sns in
by order OF L. A. 23I0
k~MEDIcL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENT.
mencement will be held WEDNESDAY EVENING,
June sd instant, at the Academy OF Music Members
are invited to attend. jel-H
K-TO THE PUBLIC: HAVING DISPOSED
Mr Rubenstein hope that the patrons will extend
to e% ti' courtesy thf sSSSsSh
''' Y X Hftf RUBEssfEiS SSsis hsfs Proprietor.
III 1Oo 9TH st. Il. w.
K~DO YOUR EYES NEED ATTENTION.
Our specialist the eye will be in Washington To-
MORROW (Tuesday). June q and every other TUES
DAY thereafter, at the store OF George W. Spier jew
eer and Optician $40 9th ST. n W.. Pennsyvanis
ave. Consultation free of CHARGE
QUEEN CO..
Oculists and Opticians.
1t Philadelphis, Pa,
RSTHE FALLS CHURCH IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY
Will offer for sale JUNE lots in the "Sherwood
subdivision" Special inducements will be offered to
immediate builders. No lots will be sold before that
date except to those who will build at once.
The lots will be sold small monthly payments at
public auction on the premises. special train will
be chartered to accommodate those wishing attend
For maps and further information applyto
ME-. CHURCH. Manager.
je1-3t 637 F st. NV.
R~FoR THE PROPER THING
- Come to US We do only fine work In
proper style and at moderate prices. :, s,,n
PRINTER AND ENGRAVER,
mye-3m 623 ST. n W.
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THE EVENING STAR.
FINANCIAL.

THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY,
Temporary Once, 1OO1 F st. NV.
WASHINGTON. DC.
CASH CAPITAL ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
Deposits msie with this company draw interest.
This Company will
Act as Executor. Administrator
Trustee. Fiscal Agent. General
Agent. Registrar. Transfer AGENT
Treasurer FOR Corporations. Guar
dian. Committee having In charge
the affairs of lunatics and In fact
perform almost any fduciary
service.
Issue drafts on different points
Collect checks free of charge
Give advice regarding Investments
Sell good real estate loans to our custouers
Issue letters Of credit on the deposit of oollat-
eral security, which Will be accepted In all
parts Of the world
ksnSS Der. deposits draw interest.
OFFICERS.
Branard Il. Warner. President.
John Joy Edison, Vice President.
VIM b Robson, Secretary.
Wm- B. Gurley. Treasurer.
DIRECTORS
20 n T. Arms, John B. Larner.
q rles Il. Bailey, John Rdout,
Chs = Baker. George =. scba.sr.
James l. Barbour. N II. Shea,
Ehas- Baum. Thos. Somervills,
n s. Cunmings. John A. Swope,
= J. Oar l.ngtOn. j. 5. Swormstedt,
John 10y Edson- George Truesden.
Joan A Hamilton, A. A wiison.'
O. C. Green. 5. ". Woodward.
t A. 8. Worthington-
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RSOFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. DIS
49, trict OF Columbia Washington, Maye2S, 1891.
ordered That section 3o article VIII of the police
ulaCns in and Tor the District of Columbia is hereby
amended by adding thereto the THAT street
railroad companies of the District of Columbia will not
be hereafter permitted deposit upon any highway of
the District material TO be used in the construction
alteration repair removal Of tracks pavements
unless specially authorized in each instance by the
Commissioners to do" JOHN W. ROSS, HENRY
NJ Robert. Commissioners District Of Columbia.
iny29-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-01

NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. o. W. Lowry detached
from the photographic Office on June next
and ordered to duty at the branch hydro
graphic office. New York, and in charge Of that
office on the 18th Of June next. Leave has been
granted Chaplain Chester Newell (retired) for
six months from the 1st Of June, with permits
sion to leave the United States. The leave Of
Ensign F. W. Tappan (retired) has been ex-
tended one year from the 18th June, with per-
mission to leave the United States.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
R~wILL EXPIRE WEDNESDAY. JUNE

The special 20 per cash discount which have Of
fered to the public on all purchases Of WATCHES
DIAMONDS and FINE JEwELRY will expire on
above date. Be In time and SAVE TWENTY PER
CENT.
A. L. SALTZSTEIN, Jr.,
Manufacturing Jeweler,
my6-3m sos 7th st. NV.
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@ We are ssllfno
WINDOW SCREEN FRAMES. 17c. EACH.
ADJUSTABLE WINDOW SCREENS. o.. rs DOZEN.
WIRE SCREEN DOORS. COMPLETE.
with Spring HINGES Hook and Eye and Knob, n each.
25 Fl. GARDEN HOSE. COMPLETE
With Couplings and Patent Nozzle. o. each.
GARDEN HOSE REELS. 75s EACH.
A FULLY GUARANTEED LAWN MOWER, q z5
a-QUART ICE CREAM FREEZER, q IS EACH.
POULTRY NETTING. 2-INcH MESH.
Fer 100 square feet. 70c
POULTRY NETTING. LIGHT WEIGHT.
Per 100 square fest. ooe.
BARBER ROSS,
COR. nth AND g sTs NV,
Opposite Boston DRY Goods Store. sp7.sm
W@THE NATIONAL SAFE DEpOeIT CON-
~ peny OF Warrington. corner 18th It, and New
Storage for slve.vsr., Jsxelry. LAcss, Fine Goods
end vsluables OF all kinda. Chargee modersto 5sSs
deposit boxes for rent stth very Lowest ratss
E@wANTKD IT KNOWN Q, RICE, sue
csssor 70 L. Rico Carpet Cleaning Worts
sSssssss. % T:a:1Ss.s Sc ssS 81 COZ %sae&sn 81 =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-01

K~FoR JUNE. JULY AND AUGUST.
SUMNER COATS AND VESTS
OF Gray Serge, Ladies' Cloth. in Black and
White effects. and Of Plain Rcru Mohair, In
finest quality.
TENNIS COATS
In effective stripes. harmonixins with this
seasons Outing Shirts. The Plain White
Flannel Suits in Coats and Trousers only.
CHEvIoT COATS.
We purchased . lot single Coats. Enslish
cheviots. In assorted stripes-Pink. Blue
and Blue and Navy-to sell st s1-5O. These
garments were made up for s3 Coats. They
are washable and perfectly fast in color. A
splendid Hot Weather Ofhce Coat.
JOSEPH AUERBACH,
sss p. Store. M .ss Sc s::I.
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E~AN ATTRACTIVE OFFER.

KIM ATTRACTIVE OFFER
g. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON,
TAILOR.
Cor 9th and @ sts.
My prices now low.
But go still lower.
The reason 10 that have
made judicious purchases
in large lots Of suitines
and Trouserings in an
the new patterns.
have shop full Of work.
men and they must be kept
busy. / now. therefore.
offer a reduction of Is per
cent on present prices In
other words. you can get .
$50 Suit for s22 so. The
same reduction in all lines.
Instead Of waiting until
the close of the season
scale the prices in mid SEA-
son. The 10 back
ward. but hot weather 10
bound to come, and you
will need suitable cloth
ing. This offer is extra
ordinary. but it is also
hard. cold fact.
@. wARFIELD SIMPSON.
js1-1mo Cor. 9th and @ sts.
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R~FOR THE PROPER THING
Come to us. We do only fine work In
proper style and at moderate prices. -
PRINTER AND ENGRAVER,
my93m 623 ST. N. W.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-06
maUIED By MILLERS.
The minneapolis Ball Players
Redeem Themselves at
Kansas City.
They Display a Great Deal OF
Familiarity With SoWders'
Spirals.
Honan Brings Down the
Grand Stand With a Great
Home Run.
The Blues Saved From a Shut
Out by a Hit by Man.
ming.
special to the Globe.

SpeclaI TO the Globe
KANSAS CITY. April 5.-Three thou
sand people visited Exposition park this
afternoon and saw the Milers redeem
themselves. They literally wiped up
the earth with the Blues. and, had il
not been for Manning's timely nit in
the seventh inning, there would have
been whitewash to be atoned for by
the home team. The fielding of both
mines was OF the best order, and the
pitchers were on their mettle. After
the defeat of yesterday Sowders could
not do much, as he lacked speed, and
the visitors jumped on him at the start
and batted him hard from the first ball.
In the eighth inning SwartZel relieved
him in order to get little work, but he
did nothing to save the game. The day
was very warm and bright, and the
players and spectators both enjoyed
the weather as a great change from that
of the day before. The special features
of the game were few. HOnan made
fine drive over the left field fence for a
home run, which brought down the ap-
plause of the grand stand for the first
of the season. killen and BartSOn were
very effective in their pitching, evi-
IDENTIFY feeling. sore over their ragged
work of yesterday. and they went in for
everything in sight. They were hard
To hit, and had the whole team of Blues
on a string from start to finish. As
whole, the game was finely played. and
the work of both teams was of all eX-
cellent character, only two errors being
made by the twenty men who played.
Score.