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mvI43t: " W. n" r. ~. SaoEho,
F~wHY NOT MAKE MONEY!
The prejudice against Ready-made
Clothing usually disappears when man
takes the trouble to look at our Clothing
and finds how well it is made, how neatly
II nts and how reasonably it is sold; add
to tins the fact that you get here legal
guarantee emitting you to your money
II you bring back the goods unlnjurei,
pertinent In economy
GEORGE sPRANsY.
oNE-PRICE CLoTHIER,
my14 434 7thst.n.w.
RSDo YOUR EYES NEED ATTENTION!
oS1-. An expert oculist. representing Queen Co.
DAY. May 10. Consultatlon tree Of charge.
GEO. W. sPIER,
Jeweler and Optician.
myl4-4 $40 9th st. n. W., near IA ave.
bfsih HE soe 81 foGs MB q TUE TUE
ORPHANS COURT BUSINESS.
In re Estate of SARAH J. OWENS, deceased.
ward N: Boeler, this day tiled for letters OF adminis
Iaon as creditor Of the estate Of Sarah j. Owens.
estate Of sarsh Ovens deceased this
SHOW cSuse tne whY the DA n., Nf SgNE s
Boteler should not be appointed administrator OF said
snd In
ior three weeks once in each successive week be-
A. Il. HAaNER, Associate Justice
Atrue copy.Test:-L. p. WRIGHT. Register of Villa
my14-law:}w
The tceather is likely to be 0eneraltv fair:
- no change in temperature: Winds becoming
NORTH CAROLINA FLOORING.
Have you ever used ours. Nicely worked.
Kiln dried. All one width. Clear of knots and
blue sap. and the price only 90 per 100 feet.
LIBBEY. BITT1NGER MILLER,
Lumber and Mill Work,
my14 9TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE.
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VoI 7S. No l9,O46.
FINANCIAL.
rTHE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
Il OF WASHINGTON.
Chartered by special act January - 1857.
Reorganized asa

THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPosIT COMPANY
ib.,,. r., s OF w W, 81 r.i % 1877
Trust COMPANY
Under act OF Congress- OF October !, $500.
This company bexs to announce that II has received
reorganization under the act Of Congress of October
As heretofore. and for twenty four past. this
company will securities silverwsre and other
vslIa for safe keeping in its Are proof buduE and
will safes boxs-In its fire and burglar
proof vaults which have time locks and all other mod
Under and by virtue Of the of Congress Of octo
Der l. 1880 and the certificate of the Controller of the
this cOuIpsny WILL in addition to the business
heretofore trsnsasd by IT, at as .du,ini.
of estates and will receive and execute trusts of
description committed to it by any court by ind
All trust funds and trust Investments are Kept sep.
sides which protection the company has a capital of
Deposits viii be received fron, ten cents upward and
interest will be allowed ON such deposits.
Vii" resS Sr and fs = "l. agpE shar Ff...n
CHARLES e GtSor .TnS First Wee ,s President
Z Francis RIGGS, Treasurer.
ALBERT l. sTURTEvANT, secretary.
William E Clark. L. Ross Perry.
Mastssx q. n1Sery, r francis f KiIs,
Charles G: Glover. Zenss q. Robbins.
Thomas Hyde. John r, kod,ers.
DANES Johnston. Albert L. Stnrteyant.
apiI-tr Andrew WyIie. A. "i''io'
I EwIS q. IEwKsBUKY. W. D. HIBBS
II Banker. 80 Brosdway.N.Y. Manager
Member Washington Stock Exchange.
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Buy and cell for cash or on margin Stocks, Bonds,
Grain, Provisions and Oil.
Direct private wires to New York and Chicago.
Interest allowed deposits.
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All Local Securities dealt in
Constant quotations ali markets. Telephone 5A5
oc2l-T
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Deposits Exchange. Loans. Collections
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securities listed on
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R~IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE Dis
49, TRICT OF COLUMBIA
Holding special term for orphans court business
Washington city. ID. c., May g. 1891.
IN the matter OF the estate Of EIHELBERT CAR
ROLL MORGAN, late OF Washington city. D. C., de-
ceased application for the probate of tine last will
and and for letters testanenary on the ss-
state OF the said deceased has this day made by
William j. Stephenson and John H. Magruder.
All persons interested hereby notified to appear
in tins court on FRIDAY. the 9th day of June next
at O'Clock Am, to show why the said will
shond not be proved and admitted probate and let
tiers testamentary the estate the said deceased
should not issue as prayed. Provided, copy of this
Washington Law Reporter and Washington Evening
By.ihe court: A. B. HAGNER Justice.
Test: p-.- L. P. WRIGHT.
W. w. BOARMAN. Proctor. myl4, IG2S-t
ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
- asainst the estate of late JOS T. JENKINS
are notified to present the same All persons Indebted
az notified to settle with II. Q. NJ. CARE, Admins
Iaeor. myl3-3t
WASHINGTON. D, C.. MAY ID. 1891
49, Lost-Certiicate No. 1O7 for eight shares of
STOCK OF the Washington Target Shooting Association
OF the District Columbia issued the undersigned
May l. A. D. 1876. said certificate has not been as
signed and application has been made for duplicate
ve-,wE ARr THE PEOPLE
~ Who make the handsome little booklets used
i0r advertising purposes JOHN oh ifr P gHsfRy
Printer and Engraver
ny9-o1n 623 ID st. n y.
R,Dr. RICHARD J. 8. MAUss
Has removed his Office and residence to 1901 9Th st.
n W.. cor. OF r. my6-12t'
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To INVESTORS.
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THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND
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SEEKING The DYAAMITERS.

Mos; vigorous Efforts are Icing made to-day
by every West Shore roIi onicial to dtSo lver
come trace OF tao identity or whereabouts O!
the mAu o. mea who last Monday ul2ht tIieJ
10 blow up the Pscilc express by p!aclng
dynamits'On the track at . point near Graa,on,
". j., tSo and hS,i miles from weehauken.
Tue regular corps Of the rOsus detectives,
lberslly Tecrute by force from New M,
have nsrn securing the rcgd fIOn one end 10
toe other and lhe counirv surrounding the
scene Of the LttetpWed wreck, Jnt 81 Iar tleir
Efforts have hecn !rulIlesa.
II is SILl thai the eLpress car on the iraiu
Mon 'ay nighi Wa Supposed to cOHtSIn about
!s5 700. Tie facilU Was deiSinrd by come
cause, aud conn uiet'H tran preceded Il.
Thrt e-tpuIihs n mite from GsWuior, ou a
steep grade, the TRACK curves sh arph. A. the
pOlLt where tnr wreck occurred there Il u
bItdRe over the New YORK aud Northern Rail-
WaV. Il wac just halfway between this
bridge and rauGpecI hlA InAt his dJnuInlIe
was pl acSd.
Wneu the HsvtrsiraW local reached this
pOinI there wss terrific explosion, The tr,in
Waa ruonlng slowly, And the engine was uoI
Ser,ously damap ed The engineer and nrtmah
were pitched vi0lently into the tender, the
passenger. were shaken up and hruked And
6tveIAl IeOl OF rail had beeh torn ny from the
IoAd0ed
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station. after the receIs, told OF urres inu ihe
prisoner. whom hs identified, for lit M and
robb nc Mary Ann Lopez, Sept. e3, 1904
Fr uchy " IS hel Tor the special S-Ksious In
$500 bail and the Oliicer never heard OF the case
again
hiirs sullivan aid she saw Frenchy on the
Sd Of ApT,, st q 80 r. NJ, In Speekmans sa-
loon, NJ O!ivsr anu OAK streets, with sh4kes-
pcare and Two otter women.
$40 saw HIM the ranle uiyht at & o'clock with
Shakespeare at OIver aud j mes stre-ta
TN hesr him sly 10 h'r: :lae pa 'o.night
~ de Fourta Warda Hot l."
she connTineu Alice suilivRp'a test ,mOnv.
Eiwin smith, who has been dn,n2 Hple In
the Queen, County JIil 'ur w rancy Auce
April g. ideniih'u Prenrhy as 4 iormer prison.
ef who left iRIr Apr!l ~ SAID tn, witness (;
'fhe prisoners there used tn lave q hnbit
OF throwing too1 at one mother sui chunk
hi; tnAt III n (Frencby).
HE got mad ami drew whit appeared ike
the blade Of n kniie."
Tho witness Identified = driving that he
made Of the knit loon after at tEe inquest o.,
one OF the jailEeeperA.
Oa cross-t xAminoiion the witness aail that
be made the drawing Of tn knife if.r he had
been SHOWN picture Of the knife In news.
paper.
several other ex-pr,souers In the Queens
Couuty Je,, pay- similar testimony ~ 70 nav
ing seen Frsnchy have katie intas jan.
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MAY REOPEN THE INQUEST.
Demand That Nary TOblu'S Death Be
Again 0llClally Investigated.

D,,,.,., ,, r.,,
nni'o~aNoIheI r"AsefA'u' u o'Ateu
iBianl, said this morning to an EVENING
| " oRI n 70 porter that he ha beap a,k.d IN nm.
49,. o.. =, -. -
p' .'i '"o 'eoPeu'hE w '"e 'hlues' IN '"s
death OF Mary Tobn, the pretty assB'nnt OF
Dr. Samusl A. Kobinson. of West N,w
n.,..,, -. ,.., -, -, a,, a.,
t"''n' "uo'o oou' was 'ou"" hoa''"e III
the bay near the Clifton bos;-houSe, May l2,
iAsa
m. at, ,,,u ,,, 49,, 49,,
m sa'u 'niA appHeanoh 10 h'm hau ooen
made ~ consequence OF ALE Qed new evidence
which mad appeared, tend pg 10 show IN a, the
- ~
young woman was inutuere"'
ihc prnclpai allegations upon wEich this
on,,o,,t,n w.s bos.,l ,ye,,. ~, al. hv Mr., W
'p',,, " ,''' - ~ - W.
.. eiaSsioro' "ho "aS houstNeep'r iof Dr.
William Bryan Tor about rf:rcn months, Ieay-
Inv h,r son, tim. IN The " Al NJ I.sa
'As ~ 80
Aseoia'n9 I" Mfs. u easNfofCS S''eg-toaf'
when The news OF The lndIng OF Hiss Tobiu's
ho lv -, m, ont nv urvap ,,rn,,l ,. whit. !, =,
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Cmpire-Mr. McQuaid. ....s st.
Brooklyn went s.. bat nrst and Collins wen
out on strikes. Gr ND nil 70 l.aihAm apQ bra
s sms os,, 70 a.. nc stole s.con. f1utE .,rdel
on: 70 ri!ht n're and catching BuruA's nj
Dall. NJ tun4
Fo: C,ac.nnati. McPhee hanaet tine tall u
sgains tn- emosnknent 10 right neld for tnrei
i'asts. La,nan hit 70 left centre for Two bases,
MARI l,es to armn. Lstnsm wen, to ,hIr,
ho'ii lay was heijed oui W Hrmmins. Slai
tely Il I'd to Coiiius. Two iups.
sEcosD iNSiNo-Pinkn.y poprcL mp = ny tt
ReiliJ. o'B,iru was reireti OJ siattery snt
Daley went oul on strikeA No runs.
hsiily loI OF with n long Jit u lvit centrt
for three Asses. Collins nelded Smitn uut u
ns.i. Reilly scored on ClsrEs sacrince &c
Collins
RauBourne hit 4 nv into right for three bases.
and scored on McPhe6's single over second.
Blu stole secon's. Latham went out "A Erounuei
| Hemlnln. 10 Rgdbourue. Cullins's ny tu Eol
iiday retired the side. No runs
| Con Dahey went TO riAhI neid. Daly reliinf
Matr went 10 his ba.e on bals. Holiday hi,
| TO Collins and douoie play rrsnlte'. Siattsry
prounaea to Burns. No run.
FUuRTb lSEING Griffiu popped up an eaSy
| ny 10 81 ltn. MArr made 4 splendid cIfcn vi
Fnutz's low line ny TO nshi. AvPaee neldet
Burns out. NoIuns-
i'iiJ nv W Soiilns abu Nuh tuEoNu oU' u
| nTs'.
Smith flied 10 Grimm. CLARK went out on
u Pruund1r To CQlin-. NO ruua.
FIFTH lNSfNG. .-lainam tuiew Pinkney oui
| at nrst Obri.n fiiei iu slatttry.
Dsies tired to beIi out n bunt MI, hut Rad
bourne d ldod him oul. No runs.
Radnourne went out on strikes. Gtnil
Inate grand eaten VI McPnse's long ny e
CeptrG
Laihsm made clean iiue hit TO right. bu
WAS put out III an attempt TO steal second. M
sixTu INSIna-W -Wipsow led OF for Brook
lyn with tWo-bagger to right. Hemmipi
Collius coulin't get the bull out Of Smith.
rtach. CIR rrin's sharp hit to smiIn rrr,,ed sh'
sid. No runs.
Mari got Ia-e on balia Holiday advanced
him u g. eond on sacrifice hit.
secoud b, Kiuslow allowed Mari 10 rsac ,hiru.
Reilly went TO nrst on balls. ON collins
| return OF Kinslow'a throw, Mari WAS c2uRn
at the plat. No runs.
| sEyKsTH ISSIHG-Smhh threw Fou.z out d
| frat "nn Burns q .ed 10 Holiday.
| P.nEney popped up foul ig 70 Clark. N
runs.
snntn line.nich to orinnn. Clark .,rnov out
Phse hit safe one over second. Latham
| grounded 10 Burns. No ruus.
RIGuru lNSING-G'BTien was thrown out q
nrst oy Latham. Daley Ms to right for iW'
bases.
Ki0slow advanced the runner at base on
| grounded TO Smith.
sIaIiery cau1nl Hemming's n.y. No ruuL
| Fou,z.
SlnIIery's Eacrihce sent Mari to second.
Kelly nled 10 Gfiiin. No rms.
| NINTH INNING BRO 'kyn made0
| scouE BI INNIN0a
5iSSns.: 55iraS1lsa:,:..g :..:.. :......2 u
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Amateur Baseball, Notes.

The soah,orks would like to hear from all clubs
under fifteen years OF age. Address William lastly.
32U Greenwich street
eenson WITH the following players: Bsgghan. 10.
Cnnony, 20. WhnLsn. sb Low. .. D. /; Rye, o. g.
ThsS Would liss D t. hear from % al ssp % nsnsa. Ad
dress George Clinely, $40 East Tweuty-hr street.
The trrek.s hays org.n.sd for tho season @ to play
$50 ElizAbetn street.
The Fran siins have orvAniset a team ana would
sr TO bear 6h .sn Rn Saa fSSe
Brooklyn.
The Equitable Baseball, Club. oil, Harlem. would
srvsnteoa year, Of arc. Address Joseph Collins
2Si Ea,t Ons Hun dr-d and twenty second street.
frs: ;cl;ss pitcher. cstchsr or b,s.msn. twenty
team, to pay Saluriay or Sunday xAmss. Address
Il. b.. 50 West r~rnty-riSht street.
Club are in field again thus soason with the fo,
losing players, Il; hheIdon, @. and Ospt;in; p.
G. 6I-s Isaei".nS rus H.. and 9: ii.-..'. q. xli nlne.
COMPANY. Broadwsy and Ninstosa,b street. oiIy.
The M.shinston Athletic Club b,s,b.n :. team have
Ksnsth. oi DpnkirE; D.; HslIer. Of AlO.:ny, o.;
Hie9& &.ts # o. o%.l. e .sS SS1'S;s'S S a.
2d -Jsra.n" stb; o.lsy, g; 49, - and, and D9,'an.r , s
class amateur ont. -tosn clnps giving snitabs
guarantees. Address Louis John son, 1856 Sixth
street, Brooklyn.
Ths Greedy Juniors would liss to hear from ths
Fayoritss, Amity.. Comet. or other hr.t-ola!,s
OIL ubs for saturday and sunday games. Address W.
Pieifer. 3ia West Forty hIth street.
The DuaEs BasebaiI club havs rsorFGuiZsi tor
the .osson and ara now rcaty 70 play any nj, under
S so IN" or
1hs Plot Juniors would like to hcsr from good
estssIy Ssa three m good I,rSInd ptSSsrs "1Sps Ss
W est Thirty ninth street.
Tho Eorfolks would like to hear from all CUBS bs-
tween hitaen ana sixteen yssrs OF Are Aduress a.
Kee:e. $40 E'st EEhiySn fth street.
The following amateur bAAshAll clubs. OrFantEed
for th4 1871, Aro roHdy to rscsiva chat
le rom clabs mSds up Of plsysrs Of this age in
oicatsd 'poh challenges 10 be addressed as AhoWn
| ty the iist
rho shanrocks, Of West BRIGHTON. under siItSsu
years Address J. Farrell. West Brighton. \. 1.
The st: AloysiuS Athletle CIuS team siGhtesr
koeklund COuuty. N. Y,
The Atlas team. twenty years. Address. g. Had
con, 90 beekman street.
The LenoI HIS, seventsen yo.rs. Address. Thso
dore il ,stings, Az East Elxnty fourth street.
Tlc Re r,ess team, siRhtoen yss,s. Address. B.
Hat. IOl Putnam ASenas. BEooklfo.
Tie Young Nrp:uu-s. hfs-sn years. Address.
Sporiih9 BsHsHn, tSs Third avenue.
drrEs IL. Brown. S2I West Forty seventh street.
Ths Senate Athletic Association taAm. tw.ut,
| srrset. Drot kiyn.
The Clintons, under fourteen years. Address 7.
Bennett, 6J3 Dsah street, brooklyn.
Tie Sp-rtany, s-yenteen yeArS. Address GsorEs
| jackson, 50 Wal street.
1ho Silver STAR saysntssa yesrs. Address Villa
A. Joyce, laS3 Third avenue, South BfpOklyn.
| II, Bjoeswail. lj5 FAtt Forty.thitd ssTost.
The Welcomes, seventeen years old Addrof
o'car Afsld, ~ oliuton place.
The A~sTisap stSIs under foprtssn ysHT,. "A
The MSst,cs,, under nineteen years. AtdTcSs VI.
Buckley tOJ wosI fiitIsti StIOst.
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s33,500 FOR TOURNAMENT.
Canvass, Also O Hearst Stable
Prize, Brings $2l, 800.
ESPECIAL To THE EVENING wonLp.I


SuEsPsuEAD BAY RACE TRACK. May IA
The hressins-up sale OF the racing stable of
tho ists senator Hearst took pace Ct the
sheepshesd Bay track this afternoon.
Horse Nners ,r their representatives from
all over the country were present.
Among the gather ng there were noticed W.
J. Arkeii, Jonn Campbell, A. l. waico,t.
Davy Johnson, @. E. smith. william Henrie,
Luclus Appleu,. J. T. Mcdonald, Dwyer
Bros, D. A. Honig. john Daiy. y. w. street,
James Rowe, Matt Alien, Frank Clark. Frank
McCabe; snip Donovan, Tennv's tr,iner;
Prof. A. smith, TORONTO; S.nator heta
Sam Bryant, Frank sesman, c. Corneaisen,
". H. Mcuary. A. J. Welsh. Orlando Jones.
Auc'ione,r r Esston began ny eulosisine tne
lsis Senator. aud tnsn called for Rnono. the
fTst horse TO b. .iisposed Of. who went to d.
A. Eorig for 81, 800.
Bsiiarst was sold TO Barnes 4 Potn for
~ 100, and then there was now OF admir- =
Ha' "McCar,hy siarte the hiddin. at $40. 0O0
Another voi'e. ibat Of A. y. Walcott, owner
OF CSssius. CastawSy H.. Diabio and others,
rameI bid of SO 6G0.
Met 'artny Guicsiv me bark with bid Of
SI7, coo, and Wslcoit ra sell him s. 600.
Tnrn new voice broke 10. II was that OF q
promin al uninn lie que Club member, who
was the representative Of Fred Gebnard. He
Wa colt was done. and Foxhan Keene
raised Mr.. Geohari's representative IS. COO
untI $s3. 800 was reached, which was Foxhail
Re-ne's bid.
There WAS no snswer from Gebaard's rspre.
sentative, aud the Crea; colt was knoeksd
The summary Is as ioliows:
ID HaoS"R Ss Rs9sr sS on,s SGa $40 imp Rosetta
3 ,,a, D. 3. sy inp s., aOdrse. dam La
7 81 Il K p o g. h'','d
FsaSs lSSnSsISs GsSaas ss%I s Madrid dam
Lia., @ bf"s g. bls.;. By y.sso !Tn pF''' Charlie dam
Yet 3. 6oa III =. BY Warwick dam Aeta Clark
nsad Ssdf H,mps 4s; d b %P k9s Ban dam
G. s.S'Rsps% s. asD. :. ssO BY joe Rocker dam Ad.
kp,rshnt, eP: 9. ;. By 30, Hooker dam Chest
ny 9os.ms. & 's,'i's Sy a;dss ALI dam Nellie COL
u i,dS G.. 4 i 81 by w.r-'es. dam Maria F.; f.
wSaSs" .nns, ss b SS, JsS H'otor. dam Laur.
aiEG%Ss:s Esnsasb :" si by f'''''s0' dam Explosion
tina. AsrFHGf; f:.ss; ter Sd S' Joe Daniels dam F'a'
os y.ssns sSd :ss e q s Rsr for dam
+, htI.:, eh o,, g, 8, by Hyier ALI Gam Fidelity; N.
VEL Z, vtTago. + d. T. s,S By noek Hooking. dam
n EIy'r. H.. b $SnSS Jim Brown. dam Carrie @.
,c.nyas.. Ga; 2. By Forester. dam Alice Bruce;
y. CebuArd. S2l, 800
wssot wSis,s 6cspps y C%B. oA''i''' dam ASb''
w,isns wgasfiS1; nS. B. s e. ,GSSs'0' dam Carrie C.
r yrrn y H. oh: e.. by inp. GheSiSt. dam Nellie
&, Is. MUrr's, -, 600.
;,s9 l.s9' d a,S.r =. s; ssS SeA'"' dam Sister to
lyv. ch; e., ,. By Jim Brown. dam Mistletoe. p.
ST. Denis. eh, G.. 2. by imp, st. Bsise, dam
DSMAh. Glendale stables, 90. 500.
The evening world., 1891-05-14
with to,s, Of eighteen bases In the fourth and

with total OF eighteen bases In the fourth and
nifty innings
Pittsburg, In the nrst six inning, had Bit
EwinR for ~ safers, with total OF 10 bases.
wnistler fouied to Fielda Rwing was
thrown out ~ King.
Gore was thrown out by Miller. No runs.
SEVENTH INNING -Beckiey nied to Teruan.
Browning singled 10 right and Carroll nied to
Tiernan.
Bauer was thrown out by Richardson. No
runs.
Richardson nied to Bauer Tssrnan fouled
10 Fields
Giaascock popped another foul ry, but
Fields broke Pitsburg's clean record by
allowing 1t TO drop.
Afterwards Glasscock was thrown out By
Miller. No runs.
EInurH lNSINo. -Hhnion led OF wirh Q
single.
Was forced out at second on FieldS's At.
tempted sacrifice.
Rcillys grounder vas fumbled by Bassett.
reds and Reilly reached third and second re-
spectivciy.
on q wild pitch. Fields scored. but Reilly
wa. tnrown out al the plate.
King got given his base on balls.
Miller niso GOT his base on balls. Beckley
was thrown ont by Richardson. one run.
Conner struck out. Uitourke fiuu 10 Miller.
Basseti bi o on halls
Wnistler 4 ed 10 iiier. No runs.
NIN1H lNSiNG Brow whing single.
To acc Jnd OF Whlstcr's error.
Tnird on ORourkes wild tn row oscr Whis-
tiers heat
carroll singled 10 centre.
Bauer StrucS Oui.
uanon 1ied TO Ticrnan.
+ rlPs prounher 'unibied by richardson.
Reilly's nit wa, treaed in the same way,
Carr II sni Eel " scoring.
Reilly out. Three runs,
New YORK made /.
SCORE pY INNINGS.
Pittsburg. ............. 0 50 30l 3-lA
New Yorg..............O U y o l.
Base HIts-Pttsburz. II. New Yorg, IL
frors-PirtsburE. 1. New York. b.