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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-26
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESIcnE.IER COUNTY.

MOUNT NEKNON.-1hc asylum u Bethlehem Com
mAudcry Of knight, renplar better known A. apn
Castle with it, battemcnt-. IT. towers. q, Jn.tion-.
and the great painting Of A-calon Pltn,. prc-"utcf
an unusual scene on Tuesday night. ~ addition 70
those In kniehtly array who are accustomed TO meet
within the WALL the wi,c. and sister and daughter
and friend, Of the -lr Knight. there. arfl'cd IN
evening costume. Was the public installation
~ the new oihccr- ~ the tommaud"ry by Eminent
>r Jane, ". Epwdcn, Captain General oi the Grand
Commander,, assisted by Eminent -ir ". g. IpN.
The officer, =, follow: Eminent >ir +. + Davis
Commander, Eminent sir George Crawford. General
i-.mo. >r Henry T.. Rhotdc-. Captain .G'ucfal. Emil
ncnt ~r and Rev. " =. Coficv. Pfclair. sir Nathan
Nuitlng senior Warden; sir George T.. Erirg-. JunJr
Warden: >r Charles \. IIodgman Treasurer. Fir
Charles J. Chatneld. Recorder. sr W r. Close
Svtrdbeafcr: Sir T.. T. stewart. ~, ". II. Machry
Nirci f. Taylor and charles :. EruLius. Hist,
second and Third Guards. and >ir Joseph TOmlin-on.
sentinel. After the installation. u reception arranged
by committee ~ llGl- va, -r'n To- the Jmmuni'If
and II. guests. one Of the fcaluIr. wa, an absolute
.u'pr-c to the Coninnndcry The git -! hand some
silk b,nilsrant bN the adc~ Of tho tt. IN. pr-cutu
ton being made by MI, Marie O-tinacr Among tie
sir Isaac ;. Roberts. Past Giuud Commander OF Sew.
jersey: and Eminent sirs Il. /. Di,brow, James :.
Manning. George II. Hsh. J. l.. Irper and ". A.
Mn.kci. i concert tor The benefit Of the Mount
Vernon Press club VIII be ut Willard Hall to
night. The committee or which Theodore Nan WICK
is chairman has worked hard 30 mike the programme
a, Interesting and attractive a. possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-26
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

patmore MAY 25-After the Philadelphias had scored
,o runs in the fourth inning the orioles went 70 :he
rescue in the sixth and on errors and a
GcAy twobass In the eighth they tied the score On
Connor's error and Schock's home run In u'e hihth
inning they the game on two singles and Reilly
wild throw first The heding was good on D''h siucs
Attendance 1920. The score:
sg siSscIEs .,.'.:....: Q . Q Q o.
more r1sdsSSs aGd
Pttsburg MAY 25-The rittsburg and Cleveland teams
today played OF the postponed Of Nav IA. Pitts
burg by timely batting. Weather disasreeable The
Lev is;sI ls5s ...:::::G Q 3 aa-a
Basehits-plttsturg 10 Cleveland 10. ErrOrs-PyS-
burg g. Cleveland Z. Pitchers-Smith and Cuppy. I'm
prc-Lynch.
Princeton y. J.. May 25 (speciaD-The game between
Princeton and the University Of Michigan, which took
place here this afternoon fairly well contested
until the sixth inning. when Princeton batted out two
home runs The features Of the game were M1ckonzes
La,ting and playing OF Shields for Michigan in
held. The following IS the score
kM IGSSiGssn :::.:..-S . J @?
Midcletown. " y. May 25.-The Asylums defeated The
10 nGf'' Jill ''n o. Ne"' DIN '0'D"' '' ''0'' u ~
Easton Penn. May % (srcclaD.-Lafaycttc dafeated
Lehlsh this afternoon in most exciting game Double
plays frequent. y had throw in the first inning
when Lehigh had the bases full let in three men The
score
I Isf. ys .......:.....s Q Q . %
Toledo. May 25.-The game between Toledo and In
dlanapois stopped II the second half OF the fifth
inning by rain this afternoon. The stood and .
Poughkeepse, May 25.-The ball grounds in this
city opened to-day by game between the POugh-
keepse club and a nine from Manhattan Athletic Club
Of New-York. The visitors by a OF q to =.
Minneapolis. May 25.-rhe by Mnneapoli, were
costly: Omaha's not Collop's brilliant thiribasc
work was the feature. The score Minneapolis p
Omaha 8.
Milwaukee. May 25.-Columbus ten.nning con-
lest to-day after exciting struggle. Score,
SYRACUSE May 25-The Syricuse.New Haven game va.
postponed account Of rain.
Albany May 25.-The Albany. Athletic game was post
poned account Of rain.
Elmira May 25-The ElmiraProvdence game
postponed on account OF rain.
Buffalo May 25.-No game to-day; wet grounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-26
ORANGE.

The Woman's Club OF Orange celebrated it's twentieth
anniversary Yesterday afternoon AZ tho clubhouse "f
the Essex Country club at the special invitation OF
Mr.. Charles H. Nardcy. over l37 Of the best known
women Of the Oranges sat down 10 luncheon. The
table, and beautifully decorated win
flowers. The president Of the club, Mr.. Mary {.
seward. made "A graceful speech % welcome. and ih'n
called Mrs. Florence Howe Hail. u tho Phinhcld
Womaus club. a daughter Of Mrs. Julia Ward Howe.
Mrs Han was followed by Mrs Helen II. Backus,
president Of tho Broohlyn Womans Club. Mrs. Isaac
r. Gates. of Orange. read original poem. Mrs.
Charlotte Emerson Brown, president Of the Federation
Of Woman, Clubs, spoke on our Club aud the Fedora
ton Mrs Charles Il. lardlcy read report ; one
of the delegate. 81 the federation dt Chicago. Mrs.
DIR. Jennie De la VI. Lo-ier. president II ~or>is,
spoke to the sentiment, What NcNtl' Mrs. Kate
tpsGn Clark. PRESIDENT Of the Wheaton Club Of New
York. spoke club Friendships and Mr.. J l..
kaine, Il the Wisconsin WOman's Club, told the story
OF the building ~ their clubhouse. the poneer one IN
the country. The speeches were interpreted with
song by Mi, Amy Ward Murray.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-26
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.

d I.
THE HOBOKEN OFFICIALS NOT GUILTY.
The trial Of Recorder Frank VI. McDonouSh, OF
Ilob0ken Justice Of the Peace william +. KliSch'
Jacob Brctzfcld and John Il. IIavcns, all OF whom
were recently indicted for conspiracy. took place be-
fore Judge Lippinc0tt in the Court Of GENERAL
sessions yesterday. They were charged with obtain
Ing money from Frederick Ludwig AMI Mrs Weber,
who bept dlSordcrly beer shop and dive at
Hudson and second sts.. llcbokcn. Ludwg ana
Mrs Weber had been indicted for keeping as
orderly place. and while In jail awaiting trial 'hey
allege that they paid Brcizfed and iaNcnS %l"o 10
get them out. II understood that they wonld
not be nterfcrcd with by the police again. HavehS
got Recorder McDOnOugh, so It Was charged, VINO
had sent Ludwig and Mrs. Webor 70 the County JAN
give him recogrlzancc and then got Henry
Barcl n shoe dealer, 10 sign the ball BOND, telling
him that It was OF assault and battery.
With these papers Brct7fcld secured the rc.'ase OF
Ludwig and Mrs. Weber. In court yesterday, Lud-
wig testified TO the above statements. Brtzicld
and lIavcrs declared that the MONEY received was
only legitimate fees and costs. Recorder McDonoiSh
testified that he had NOT signed IN bond un'll II
was brought back by lIIvcnS with Inrcko signature
Tho indictment against Justice RuSch was dis-
missed on motion Of Prosecutor Winfield. In mo
eases Of the others, the jury brought In verdict
of not guilty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-26
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
ANNIVERSARY DAY CELEBRATED.


THOUSANDS OF sUNDAY-sCHooL CHILDREN
PARADE IN THE STREETS AND PARKS
finer dav than Yesterday for Brooklyn's Children's
Day the occasion Of the ANIMAL sunday school pdt'ne'
has seldom If ever been seen in the history Of the MAY
walk Nearly 10000 children, with the Officers ana
teacher, OF their respective sunday schools and with
twice as many spectators in the streets and the
public parks in the afternoon. Before the parade
exercises held In half a hundred churcheS "here
anniversary hymns SING. addresses inadc anu
ice cream and cake eaten. No mi,hap marren Tile
DAYS occurrences Flags displayed upon inc
public and many private buildings and the CITY Hail.
and church bells rang merrly out at IL a. H. as d
signal to the waiting children and their no less eager
parcnt, that the parade would not be postponed
Charles f. Tealc served as Grand Marshal for the
first Time succeeding the late James :. Case WHO per
formed the duties for many years under the appoint
ment of the Brooklyn sunday school Union to which
all the schools that participated belong. ana winch
does not include the Eastern District of the city, where
20, OOc more children will parade to-day.
There were II GOO children in the Prospect Park
division and several Of the schools held pcncs in the
pleasure ground early In the day. NJ 2lo they a.
scmbed In several groups for their exercises Oh MI
niverSary Hill and sang their hymns and listened 10
addresses by the Rev. Drs. David Gregg d. j. bur
rcll and Others. An hour later the marching OF inc
miniature army began and the long line wound abou'
the Long Meadow ana pat tue TcNlV"l"N sunni ~
Indian Commissioner Morgan, Assistant secretary
Bu,sev Manor Body, Grand Marshal Ieale, SlliS NJ
GiddngS : B. Butcher j. {. Hendrix and others re-
spOnded to their salutcs.
In the Clinton Avenuc division were twcnty-tlree
schools with L. 600 scholars lei by the Odd Regiment
hand and they marched and countcrmaTchcd III 'hi-
ton-ave. upon the broad sidewalks. Dr. Ialmage al
dressed the schools which met in the Tabernacle
The Heights division was marshalled by Dwight stud
well and marched in Clinton and Pierrepont SIS ~
plvmoutb Church DIR. Lyman Abbott was one OF the
speakers, one of the prcttest >pcctacl"s Wa, pr
scented by the division which paraded In Ioinphlns
Park The Bedford division found many houses
decorated I'm Grand and Gates ayes. where the paifhe
took place The other sections OF the children army
rrern tho Carroll Park New FORK Avenue. BushWick
Avenue south Brooklyn. Stuyve>ant Avenue, ocean
lin and Arlington Avenue divisions and each was the
centre Of much Interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-26
ELIZABETH.

A jury in the Union Comfy Court. after being ont
six hour, at O'Clock Yesterday afternoon found
Thomas Quinn. charged with the killing Of Mr.. Annie
schneider guilty - murder IN the second degree. and
judge Van syckc promptly sentenced the phi "ncr to
twenty years nj hard labor IN tho stat" prison. Quinn
when the verdict announced, dropped IN HE seat
and cla,pcG hi, laHtcr. city Attorney Connolly, by
both hands, He va, oveiiOyrd NJ the result, ~ he
fIlly expected 10 be found guilt, Of murder IN the
first degree. The verdict docs not meet with public
approval. Is the crime most brutal one. Ih,
makes the tenth person tried Tor murder boz Union
County the la, ten year,. and all have cs' al-d hr
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NrU WORK CITY.

The ANIMAL parade Of the Park ponce VIII, '"o
TODAY I'm Central Park under conlinahu oi >''' .,
tain IOnis Flock. The rcvicwng-stahu ma oc' 80.
ON the Mall for the accommodation Of Mayor "rah''
a. ,od - Tho CITY departments and invited guests
,rho N,ror will he honorcd with marching Salute DIT
10 80 a. IN.
"A Sufferer, writes TO Tho Tribune to learn why
lanes A. simmons the bank wrccker' mas hot oco'
nsfcrrcd TO the pcnltenary TO serve MS Sen'c'
simmons will be kept in Ludlow Street jan ,i'i '""'
o that he can testify in civil suit In which nc Is d
witness.
oscar 7 Uochstatter a lawyer. who was indicted Tor
grand larceny I'm the first degree IN looo' WAS "''
charged OF his rccognzance in General SESSIONS
vcstcrday rs the complainant cannot be found lie is
hrrcd with keeping 1898 which he collected or MIS-.
Emile scharr who kept barroom at NO. @oo Will
lam 81.
rho first con gnmcnt te This country n peculiarly
high Grade Of japanese floor mating manufactured by
Fuit, 4 Ca Of Kobe, KiotO. Japan. both as IegauS
rnIouc designs and quality OF material, is now on cA-
hibition at the warcroOms of the Importers H. l.
Williams 4 Coz No. 30 Canals 1t Is the hr'' I'M
narration Of that grade Of mating into this country
r,icc rngraham in the Court Of oyer and 1c miner,
Yesterday sentenced william Meyer. the young "erinah
who shot and Killed his former employer. the proprietor
of a Wcsr.,t uarroom. to life mpri ,onmcnt Meyer
was recently convicted Of murder IN the second DC
gre. Justice Ingrahdm denied motion for new
trial
George II. sexton who was suspended from the
Produce Exchange on account Of his failure TO sc''c
A claim Of Logan. Campbell 4 GO. in March, ltol, was
rein stated by the Board OF Managers yesterday
The rooms Of the New York Flower Mission NO
IOi Fast Twentieth st. viii he open today and every
Monday and Thursday after til date for the rrcep
ton and distribution of flowers. fruit and Jelly Tor
,ck poor In h, pitfalls AMI tenement houses. As the
nj sion Is greatly in need Of helpers. II Is earnestly
requested that any lady who may have even one or
two hours ty spare will assist nj the rooms on uoSe
DAYS jelly for the sick and condensed milk for SICK
babies are especially needed none for the purchase
Of thcr.
The funeral OF william Van Anden took place
Yesterday AZ his home. No. 067 Madisonhvc Inc
services were conducted BY the Rev. Dr. Coe, OF the
Reformed Church. In Fifth Aveiuc
The Tribune Yesterday received ~ from Julius REX
woldt a veteran Of the 18th New York Cavalry, for
the Grant Monument Fund.
j. Hooker IIamcr-lcy. brother Of the first husband
Of the Duchc.s II Marlborough. Is the donor Of the
lccicn which will be USED by the Rev. DR.. W. H.
Huntington for the first time this morning, In Grace
Church. Mt tho Ascension Day services. II is con
,uctod entirely Of massive and highly polished brass
aud {, over ,N feet in height and Is given IN memory
Il John William Iinm"r.lcy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-26
TIE RECORDS.
GAMES TODAY.

New.York vs. Chicago, at Polo Grounds New.fofH
Rrooklyn vs. St Louis. at Eastern Park Brooklyn
Boston VS.. Louisville, at Boston
PHILADELPHIA VS.. Cincinnati. AT Pkiladelphie
Baltimore vs.. Cleveland AT Baltimore.
Washington vs.. Pttsburg. al Washington
The Staten Islend Athletic Club had arranged to play two
games incoming and senoon) Decoration Day with the
University OF PENNSYLVANIA men The latter have no"
told Manager Moore that ii l. Impossible ior them U come
All nstclass wishing to play the Staten islanders
ne on that dav morning or afternoon. should al
dress Thomas j. Conroy, No. $40 Broclway at once
The New.York and Chicago teams viii play at the Polo
Grounds to-day.
Dovd will not do as New-York second baseman
The Washington club l. NEGOTIATING with Philadelphia
for the release of Third basennn Mulvey
Kien the Washington pitcher who suIked IN Iuo'usN
game at Eastern Park, sent home Yesterday 10 remain
without pay until he comes back to his senses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-26
A NEW npGAN TO EE TRIED.

The new grand organ OF the New-lorK Avenue
M.tbodist Episcopal Church will be thoroughly tested
,t the recital TO be given al the church tins evening
by l. V FIagler the wellknown concert o'eaniSt'
The programme will include selections from the
works of Bach Beethoven. Wagner, Guilmont' >alomc
and others. The organ is one OF the largest Ia t'e
country and its tona are said 10 he greater
Than those OF the noted instrument IN the Sydh"N
Town Hall. the largest in the world IL mas sNE
stops 3gl1 pipes seven couplers and tweDty-slA
pedal movements The cost was Sl6.'OO Inc organ
stands in the southwest OF Tire audience room
~ the church, and occupies space thirty feet
sauare The case is of quarercd oak. and the pros
pect pipes are finished IN gold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-26
WAR NEUS FROM VENEZUELA.
PALAClo's FORGE: nAED PRESSED BY TIE
REBELS.

ia II
REBELS.
The steamship Caracas. Of the Rcd d Line, which
ditional particulars Of the civil going I'm
Venezuela. The Passengers the Caracas say that
Palacio is rapidly losing ground When the steamer
left La Guayra there great excitement in Cara
which city the forces Of General Crc~pD were ap
proachIng Most Of the Government forces at
the city Of Bolivar The Pond between that city
and the capital. ON MAY - battle took place near
Puerto Cabcllo which resulted in the victory the
revolutionary troops. There about 800 men on
each side The Government side lost 10 men and
the rcvOuonists about 100. Valencia. one OF the
principal cities on the coast. is said practically 10 b.
i'm the hands Of Crcspos men, and pdcrto Cabclo f.
now surrounded by the r"vOlutonistS The situation
nj La GilyTa had become alarming when the Car,ci,
allied that PalaclOs Minister Of War had been sent
there 10 strengthen the defence, of the citc II La
Guayra fails into the hand Of the CicsIo forces the
escape of Paaco By sea will be cut OF.
On the morning when the Caracas sailed a sharp
ere untcr took Place La Guayra between the
IevOluiOniss and the Government troops The Govern
mcnt steamer General Rivas has been captured by the
insurgents and ii Is expected that attack on La
on the Caracas said that it impossible in the
present condition OF affairs 10 do bushes, In Venezuela
laacO has CsdD shcd strict censorship OF thc tclc
or on business subjects are allowed 10 leave the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-26
HOME NE VS..
WHAT r GOING on TO-DAY.

Drooklvn Jockey Club races. Gravc~end' =i'o p, II"
American Fisheries Society Convention honen" mus
NewYork c cago baseball m1trh. Polo Grouhu' D. M
Executive Committee Of Canal Improvement '"'''' -
5j Liberty at, noon - O - m
M p,rkburst ruass.mccting. Cooper Union, p H.
r,ecutlve Committee Of American Tarih League '''
las Yves. Twenty. thirdst p. NJ
Ascension Day obscrvances r..,.,r, q 40
Columbian Exposition meeting Stewart D'"07
D. N. Park
Mall. 10 a m. ,,.,Aoro,,h q n m.
Corinthan Navy meeting. Hotel MARLBOROUGH, lard.
chinese sabbath. chool Association eeeors'o''
Stree, Methodist Episcopal Chur'h brookyn -
rav,no NJ cornerstone Of Emily Bruce LINES wv
~ ,so ., church Of the Beloved Disciple p H.
rr@c distribution Of flowers Paradise PARK p m.
Music in East River Park by Hairs o'd o'''D D'"N
4 n.
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INCIDENTS or A sTEAMrR's VOYAGE.

Tho City OF Paris struck piledrtcr and sunk 1t while
Getting into her pier yesterday.
JOhn HerIy. second cabin passenger the steamer.
jumped overheard and drowned, May 81 lie
board the steamer at Queenstown. and
Irishnan, apparently about twenty clght years old.
When the steamship of Cape Race she sighted
an iceberg 400 long and 100 high
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-26
BRIDEGROOMS WIN BY ONE.
SENATORS LOSE AN EXCITING GAME
BURNS FIELDING WITH HIS TEETH-scoRE

AND RECORDS
GAMES YESTERDAY.
A., vo,r . poo,oo pittsburg O. Cleveland :.
rprooLiyn g W,sbinpton 2 baltimore g. Philadelphia T.
Manager Irwin and his code OF bench signals are
probably out OF order II Yesterdays baseball game at
Eastern Park between the Washington ana broohiS"
teams can be taken any criterion. flooao's "'0
slaughter Of Tuesday disconnected the con"eo'io"'
The game was close and exciting enough TO SUIT al Vi
the ! sol spectators present. The Washington me"
batted well and played plucky uphii game o'
Giraffe fielding in the first half of the contest u"q"e
tionablv defeated the visitors. Hoy made "ohuoiu
mining catch Burns stopped a terrific grouhoer VIII"
his classic features but, after spinning around hhe
ton and then expectoratpg couple OF tce'i ne hep
light along in the game. Burns is tough.
The Washington players We're in a trance IN the
onenInC inning and a result the home team sco'tu
tbrec runs The visiting rHen made Their hfst III" ]"
the third inning. This run seemed to hVeh up 'ne
h,me plavers for IN the next inning they scored thre
VIM, and increased their lead. In the last nan VI
tbe inning the Washington men scored theiT seSoiu
rIn On hits by Duiee and Migan and WHO throw
hv stein The home team made Its LEAD 10 ny
scoring two runs -, l.. ~ o,
The Senators made determined rally IN the seN-
cntb inning and the cold chillS down thc SPhes
nj the friends OF the IridegroCms. nj,
In the ninth inning the visiting players aehln t ~
INT only one run was scored. The score was as oi-
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-26
NYACK
FRANK p. DEMARE,T Yor \ DrFArLTEE

TNNNk T. TF NNNT-NT WI Y 1T NJ II TN,
An accusation was made last year against Assem-
blyman Frank =. Dcmarcst that hi, account, with the
Rocand Industrial Association. 81 which he Va, pres
dent. not straight \ committee consisting OF
two Republicans and one Democrat appointed b.
the association 10 investigate the account, and thay
now report that instead If a shortncc they hnf IN,
association indebted t. Mr.. Dcmarcst over ~ 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-26
GIANTS SCORE ONE IN BOSTON.

CRANE HAS THE HONOR OF FIRST BEATING THE
CHAMPIONS on THEIR OWN GROUND
Boston, May $50 Crane belongs the honor OF
first defeating the champions on their own GROUNDS
this season. lie never pitched better ana had inc
Boston players at his mercy In the 'ch'h iHnms 10
scored the winning run his threebasg,r ana TUCK
cr,s fsilure 10 field Cores gIoundcr. Attendance
o67O. Tie score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-26
OFfICERS or THE CHCRCH CHE.

The annual meeting and election Of officers of the
Church Club was held last night at Clarks In West
Twenty third ST. John Alexander BcaI presided and
the following ticket was unanimously elected. George
Zabrskie. PRESIDENT Henry \. Oaey Professor Henry
Driser and George Macculloch Miller vccpre,idcnts
John H. Cole. secretary Robert l.. Harrison treasurer
and william BiSphan. Thomas b. Atkins and Oliver
g. Barton. members Of the executive committee Lud-
low ogden read The report Of the committee on literary
work and Everett T. Wheeler that Of the committee on
social and economic Questions. \ supper was served
at the close OF the meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-26
The Government Tests
Both q. s. and Canadian. show
ROYAL Baking Powder
Superior to Every Other

Herne Hill games in which record previously es
tabshed by Zimmerman was smashed. IhI seS x,
feat was accomplished by Lewis stroud WIN e esn
Ummerman,s world record for half mile by one nth
OF a second.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-26
WASHINGTON.

Banned nuns BROOKLYN 3, WashIhgIUH T. IIIsI Un,.nI
crroIs-Brookyn g. Washington =. Left on basss1book
i,n !, WASHINGTON O. First base hals-OH stem %,
oil Hart O. Foreman 4 struck outnBy stein rw os
Iase hjt-OB ren Sacrifice hits-foutz Hoy Richar9,on
Srol,n bases-Ward .. Burns Q Foutz = knsio", hoy
nu,rr. Donovan Richardson. Rasford Double p1Nr-
r. lson Dowd aud Larhn; Richardson ana Ia KIN
~. and Rrouthers. Hit by pit h'r-tadio,d -
III -Nliigan l. Kinslow .. Cmpre-Macullir limo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-26

The expcctod battle between the Staten Island end
Ron sODhurst athletic club teams was played at "'s'
New Brighton yesterday aud resulted in one OF the
hest PLAYED and exciting amateur battles Oh lne
season. Both teams played S,perby and the large
crowd present aprauded the good plays with unusual
sI,sto The home players b. punching hts IN
The first inning. The score:
Staten Island A. c.. Q o-I
BCnsonhurst A. Co..
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NTW.YORK.
BOSTON
Totals ..... ? 7'2S1s 4 Tot
winning run made with one

Earned runs-Boston l. NewYork ]. 1hfee:bise MT
Crane Two.base hits-Dury and Stovey sacrificed hits
Long >. Gausel, Tucker 1iernon ana l4Nonr
stolen bascs-Stve:ts stovey and Long Fist on balls
Boston g. New-Yo,k g.. Struck out-Ewtng Creme 2:
Eller Nash 3. Double plays-StoNey tucker
and Stvctts: Quinn, Long and Tucker Quinn ano Long
Richards end Ewing. Cmpre-Sheriden. lime as