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brakemen Is not cheerful outlook, owing
to the decentralization Of traffic sure to be

brakemen Is not cheerful outlook, owing
to the Generalization OF traffic sure To be
produced.
The extent 10 which California is owned
by small group Of all-powerful capitalists
has received signal Illustration by the
election of ii boards of directors all in one
day at the railway headquarters. on Fourth
AMI Townsend streets. Any stranger read
ing the list would be inclined TO ask how il
was so few names occurred so frequently In
connection with enterprises OF vital eonse-
Quence TO the growth Of the city and State.
But even Il direetorateS do not exhaust the
list of huge concerns controlled by these
men. Almost everything in transportation
is in their hands from Mexico 10 the Column
bia River, and not the least astonishing fact
Is the attention given 10 street railways.
which. as judged by present developments,
are not the desplcable tribes which some
people have considered them. The receipts
from street railways are enormous. and the
city ought TO enjoy considerable income
from tile franchises Ii has SO lavishly
granted. Millions will be made out of these
franchises, and the companies are doubtless
gratified at the facilities they have enjoyed
in obtaining them.
The rustler war in Wyoming appears to
be over. At all events, the cavalry from
Fort Mckinney has put in an appearance
and has separated combatants, who had
oeel DIaZing away at one anotner Tor q
couple of days with much less than the
usual degree of fatality in frontier HOSTILE
ties. Cattlemen who set out 10 drive rust
lers either to their graves or out OF the
country were found to have been cornared
by their opponents so dexterously that they
were glad TO fight behind entertainments.
When the troops came upon the ground
the rustlers were still brisk in at
tack and the defending party was
slow in response, but not. it appears,
because there were many disabled. Perhaps
they deemed it wise TO husband their shot
for desperate effort The rustlers quietly
ceased firing and the stockmen surrendered.
and are held as prisoners until orders are
received from the Government Apparently
the rusilers are not cattle-thieves, as they
have been represented, but only sin in being
small farmers guilty OF interference with
the huge grazing interests Of stock capital
lists. Naturally they decline 10 be eradi-
Gated TO make room for men whom they
regard as having not as good a title TO the
land as they themselves have. In contest
of might the so-ealled rustlers have proved
victorious. 1t is surely possible TO settle
the differences between the parties without
resort TO shotgun arbitration.
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AN EMPTY JUDGMENT.
John Pendergast WIN Have TO Spend s.
to Realize ST.

John Pendersast WIN Have TO Spend 81
to Realize ST.
The ways Of the law are incomprehensi-
be sometimes. So thought John FENDER
CAST, a brawny longshoreman. when Justice
of the Peace Campbell gave judgment YES
terday in his favor for 81 costs against the
defendant, Leopold Teibel, little German
tailor who was recently eyieted for non-pay-
ment of rent
On coming home one night he found PEN
dergast kicking his dog. Teibel remOn-
strated and was beaten by the longshoreman
and in self-defense belabored him on the
head with stick or something. The tailor
was arrested Tor an assault with a deadly
weapon, paid $50 to a lawyer, who had him
plead guilty TO the reduced charge of bat
terry, and for his services poeketed the Diff
ference between the $50 fine and the money
paid.
The grim bumOr of the Justices Court
judgment lies in the fact that Pendergast
Drought the suit as pauper and will have
TO expend 81 If he wants to realize his iudr-
ment for 81 costs, being the fees of two wit
nesses who had attended the trial In his be-
half
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The Postofioa Site.

The customary crowd of idlers was in at
tendance at the boring on the proposed
Postoffce site yesterday afternoon. AT the
depth Of between 90 and 20 feet the anger
brought up sedimentary clay, colored with
dark oxide Of iron. The substance was
largely fluid in character, caused by seepage
water. Mr.. Gibson remarked that this por-
ton Of the lot was on a much more solid
foundation than the Missiou-street side.
Much of the excavations consisted of muddy
sand. with small Jumps of clay. Said Mr..
Gibson: This part of the lot in oden
times gives every appearance of having been
way on top OF hill. The expense TO the
Government for a Postofiiee site on this side
would he much less than on the cther.''
Mr.. Gibson expects TO leave for the East
in about 10 days. He is awaiting the ar
rival Of Mr.. Thompson, the Assistant Sec
rotary of the Treasury.
The rain which set in early in the after
noon caused a suspension Of operations for
the day.
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PROPOSALS.


PHoPoSALs FOR DRYDoCK AT Pi1I;FT
a SOUND NAVAL STATION, waSRINGT ron
BUREAU OF YARDS AND Docks. Z. s. NAVY rs
fARrHEST, April q. is9a.-CnGer srthsritv So
Tor the naval service approved March b lSoS
sealed proposals are hereby inyitsd and ws ~ -
ceiyed 81 this bureau uatIl O'Clock p NJ on T,es
day, tae 9th day o. July, lSS2. at which lima as
psee the proposals will be publicly opened for the
construction. By contract. OF one dryoeS ess fast
leng with 80 feet draft OF water with b.ssx -
tilIoef atisa entrance or concrete and maSnorx -
gethef Wlta pump house, pumpiag plant fostisr-
sate caisctSs add all other work pertaining fheref
Ia accordance With plans and specific lars yxstrs
can De seen upon application 50 this burepu az ts
summarizing ehcer OF the Puget Sound Nsysi ST.
tioa. SIDNEY, state OF Washington Propnsis rsr,st
os IA aapieate sealed and addressed TO N. Cnisf
o. toe Bureau OF Yards and Docks II = Naxv ne
partnent. Washington, d c. and the snvs9ona IN
uofsea proposal for Drydocks BIank forms wig
oe .arAlsheo on application For additional infor-
nailoa IN regard TO the location aud site bidders
are referred To the comm sndinc oicer Of the Pget
sound Naval Station satisfactory surety as re-
CURED IN The specifications must xccempsny the
FloPossi AaG no proposal will be considered nnIeSs
eSpihpsaiea oy the prescribed bond The success
iei ocaef VIII be required within fifteen fl5) iays
AFTER the acceptance his proposal 10 enter far,
iofaia contract. The right Is reserved 4, reiser
any OF All proposals n the judgment OF this an
reau, the interests OF the Government may REQUIRE
ana &c waive defects. n. III. FARQUHAR. Chief Of
o1 1lea1 spl2 Turf
SEaLED PROPOSALS, DATED APRIL / 1870
ETC., Tor the Nsvy-yard. Mare Island Cal VIII la
received at The Bureau OF Provisions and Ciothiar
Navy Department Washington. d. C. untiI ~
. COOK moon. April i9. 1872. aud publicly opened
furnished upon application to the Commsnfian. ~
the Navy yard. the Navy Pay once san FrsnrIscc
Cal. or TO the Bureau. EDWIN STEW ART paw
'NA'se' 1Saefa'' y. .. n. sps IL Is As
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Street Matters.

j. w. Hsrtzell. secretary and manager of
the San Mateo Railroad Company, appeared
before the Street Committee of the Board
OF Supervisors yesterday to remind them
that he had some time ago asked for rail-
way franchise on Sixteenth street. Since
that time quite number of franchises have
been applied for, and many Of them cover
ing all or a considerable portion of that
street. He hoped that in the consideration
Of these applications his would not be over
looked.
The Preside and Ferries Railway Com
pany was granted permission to abandon
that portion OF its franchise which runs on
Union street. between Baker and Lyon.
Permission was granted 10 the Metropoli.
tan Railroad Company to use basalt blocks
In all streetwork required of il.
Superintendent GiileIan not fed the CON-
mittee that 1000 is the city's portion of
the cost Of streetwork in front Of LAFAYETTE
Park. Referred to the Finance Committee.
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IS IT DOUBLE DEALING

.-enator Dolph of Oregon we dc not be-
lieye is treating the Inhabitants Of the
coast fairly ia relation to the Chinese re-
stEiction bill which be has moved to have
substituted in place of that passed by the
House Of Representatives. Senator Dolph
must know perfectly well what the situa-
ton is relative to Chinese on this coast.
lie knows that the Chinese are introducing
demoralizing habits into every town of I'M
portance in California. Oregon and Wash
ington. Senator Dolph has not the excuse
OF some Eastern Senators. for he is familiar
with the question. We therefore fear that
he is at work for the Northern Pacific and
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there is talk from time to time of civil SER
vice pension system to provide for Govern
ment clerks in their old age. After holding
desirable positions for term of years it is
held to be the proper thing to round off the
period Of service with pension. which men
who could not get these positions will have
to pay. There are people in all kinds of
employment who are in favor of a pension
for everybody, As a contemporary init
mates. a bill to give every man, woman and
child in the United States an annual vaca-
ton of twelve months with full pay would
receive support from a good many people.
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A NEW ANIMAL.
The First Specie OF the Lophopus Ever
Discovered in Americs.

Henry G. Hanks read an interesting
paper on Specimen of Limonite in the
Form of Mock Gold" at the regular fort
nightly meeting of the San Francisco
Microscopical Society. The specimen exhib-
tied was brought from Bald Mountain,
White Pine County, New. SIR. Hanks
stated that limonite had no commercial
value. Ii could be used as pigment. but
the same color could be produced less ex-
peESively from other mineral substances.
DR.. Wythe exhibited some drawings OF
the structure of the voluntary muscular
fiber. made from the muscles of the crab.
They showed that the muscles are not COM
posed of alternate beads, as has been popu-
larry thought
George Otis Mitchell exhibited a rare
polyZOon found recently in a small pond
near San Juan, San Benito County. Eng
lish writers have maintained that the
Loph0pus, of which the specimen exhibited
Is specie. is never found in this country.
The discovery of this specie was deemed a
matter for congratulation OF both Mr..
Mitchell and the society.
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Campbell On His DIen,,v.

Attorney Henry l. Kowalsky has been
ordered by Justice of tM Peace Campbell
to show cause on Monday why he should NOT
be punished for CONTEMPT of court. II an.
pears that he allowed l.. Jaeoby to obtain
SIS judgment against him By default. and
when directed by the court TO appear and
answer questions concerning his property.
with view OF collection Of the amount OF
the judgment. paid no attention to the order.
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that they would regard her ailments as more
serious than temper aud consign her to one
of the asylums. While he was telling the
Commissioners of her upseemlv behavior,
she sandwched In few choice bits by call
ing him liar. and telling him she would
break his face when she got him out where
she could. The Commissioners did not
think her insane enough to commit.
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other railroad companies which desire as
many Chinese to transport back and forth
over their roads as possible. and that he
looks for those interests to return him
again to the United States Senate. VIII
Oregonians permit one Of their Senators to
bafrav Than
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THE GAIL CALENDAR.
NOTICED

AEy O. our patrons ira0 fail 10 ind THE
MORNING GALL Jor sale b. train-5oys
xiI confer 4 faror D. notifying tbs Office q
AeJaet. na,nfYe The date md trGin.
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SIS Montgomery street, near Clay. open until IL
o'clock p II. BRANCH OFFICES: TO Market
street near Eearny, open until O'Clock midnight:
33s Hayes street. open until $50 o'clock; sos
LarkIn street open until 80 O'Clock; 25IS Mission
street, open until o'clock p, ~; and lie Ninth
street. open until 9 80 P. II.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES:

DAILY CALL (including Sundaysl. Sc per year og
matt postpaid: Is cents per week. or % cents per
calendar month, through carriers. DAILY CAL l.
five COMES three mouths. So 25. SUNDAY CALL
sixteen paFes). 81 50 per year postpaid. SUNDAY
GALE ana WEEKLY CALL, - 10 per year posi- PAID.
WEEKLY CALL IS pages 81 per year postpaid
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EAIHER bTkEAT.
SAN HRANCIscO, April IA, 1891
Forecast for Period Ending at Midnis hit
Friday.
For orthern Calitoraia-Rain, followed by clear
ing except generally cooler IN extreme southeast
portion: cooler on middle coast; sOutheEy winds,
becoming westerly.
For southern CsIifo-niA-Falr: generally cooler;
westerly wines.
Fer Washington snd OTeSon-Rain followed by
clearing In west portions; cooler except station
nary temperature II vest Washington; brisk 10
high s0uIherly winds
For Nevada-Raiu north portion; cooler.
Fer Utah-kain IL moth portion: cooler.
ROBERT E KEsKAN. Chief OF Division.
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TIE DAILY MORNING CALL

FOR SALE AT
New YORK.. BRENTANo BROS. Union Square
Chicago News stand Palmer HOUSE
New Urleaus GALLOT & JOUBERT.
l151z Common 81
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A Bad Temner.

Joseph Scharf. residing al 10 Parker ave-
nue.. does not enjoy all thecomiorts of home.
His wife has bad temper and displays 1t
frequently. Yesterday he took her before
the Insanity commissioners in the belief
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"KRIrIKo" reads character from handwriting.
Write in Ink, on unTuled paper, In an undis-
guised hand. State sex. Send with so cents,
stamps or postal note, 10 "hTitiko," cog Me!-
chant street, San EranclscO.
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THE EASTERN oFFICE oF THE GAIL

flies o. California papers. Visitors welcome. Adj
Ne!l!siDg rates and sample copies furnished.
z K. MISCH. Manager
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A. Tilden has sued A. Negmann & Co. TO re-
cover $50 a balance on claim for $50 Tor A
half-pase advertisement for three months 10 The
monthly fashion Journal The Milliner and
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5000 JAPANESE BIRD NESTS with bird and
eggs. 10 cents each. TowBsend's, 62T Palace.
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Lane Lectures.

The eighth Of the Lane course OF free lee
lures will be delivered this evening at
Cooper Medical College by Professor Je-
seph III. Wythe, MD. Subject Recent
Advances in Microscopy"
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Two pounds Cream Mixed Candy In japanese
basket. Tor 80 cents; basket alone worth half
the money. TownseHds, 627 Market, Palace
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W. II. Wheaton was tried ana convicted yes
teiday OF assault with a deadly weapon. Judge
Murphy viii pronounce sentence 10 MORROW.
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10000 Easter Eggs. TOwnssuGs.
BIRD on Egg 5 cents. Townseud's.
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THE MORNING CALL
PUBLrCATIoN OFFICE I:

Has larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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CHocoLArE Cream Eggs. Sc. Townsead,s. ].
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oRNA,IENTED cream Eggs. Townsend's. .
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srCTIoN SALES TO-DAY.
WEATHER REPORT.

FURNr1uRE-By ChAS- Levy, ar IlS5 Market
s.. az 10 a'Clo%k.
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CALIyoRNIA Glace fruits, SOC ID TOwnsend's.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

- Dividend Notice-office of the But
G-S wer Consolidated Mining Company. San
Francisco, April Is, 1892. At meeting OF the
board OF directors of the abOve-asmed company,
held on the 18th inst, dividend No. 20. OF ten
cents ti0c) per share declared, payable on
THURSDAY April 2S. 1892. Transfer-5ooks closed
On " euhesoay. april ~, 1877. az p n ms
dividend Is payable at the Office in tn is city all
stock Issued here and ar the Farmers Loan and
rnSt Company, in New York, 20 and % William
St, on ali stock issued there.
l. OSBORN, Secretary.
ofhce-Room 80. Nevada Block 3eS Montgomery
St. San Francisco. Cal api5 II
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CHOCOLATE cream eggs, 5e. TOwnsend's =.
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scRoF1LA IS more formidable enemy than
either consumption or cancer alone. for serofula
combines the worst possible features Of both 1t
Is cured BY Hoods Sarsspsria. the blood purifier
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FANCY cream eggs, &c each. Towusend's. :.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

~ At Home College, 3A Seventeenth
40 ST.. April Is, 2 P NJ. ~ r Crsmer VIII give
sick healed daily. Treatment given: hours, 10
a ". 10 : P: " apla =
NOTICE OF MEETINGS.
" Verbs Buena Lodge OF Per 81.
80 lection No e-Regular meeting THIS 81
9FRIDAf} EvEN on APrll Is. at $ O'clock. "a
" L. Parf.ite Union Lodge. No. a
members OF this lodge are hereby notified to x Y
s on RbRY EVENING A prs i5 Al
$ o'clock. at Masonic Temple All MasOns are
apIia a LEMARDELEY. Secretary.
~ Caledonisn Club-R,guIar SSN
ES semtmonthly meeting will be held =. "a ~
(FRIDAY) EyLNING, April Is. %
THOMAS WILSON. Secretary. ~ : = WI
~ teens TO SorrS money al low rates q int interest
from COLLATERAL BANK, Is Grant ave. near
harket ST. mrs lot tr
nna q he ssoeshsg:T. s h ,De
Diana Gold and Silver Mining Company will be held
San Tranciseo CsL, on TUESDAY. the 81 dsy OF
May. 1892. At the hour OF o'clock p. NJ for the
Tor the ensuing year and the transaction Of such
other business as may come before the meeting
Iransfer-oooss viii close on SATURDAY. April 80.
1892. AZ IL O'Clock
r. RYNAYsoN. Secretary.
" Stockholders' Meetiug-A Special
lS~S meeting OF the stockholders OF the Coasoii-
dated Wyoming Gold Mining Company will be held
al the Office Of the company, room Il. sos Calf
forna st, San Francisco. Cal, on FRIDAY, the
18th day OF April, 1892, at the hour of 80 p NJ
for the purpose of clecting Board of Directors,
ton OF such other business may come before the
meeting. Transfer books Will be closed wednes-
day April Is. 1892. at p. N. BY order OF the
Board of Directors
a W; BARRows. Secretary.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HF ID. Bryaut's Specff5cs-Sure and Per-
5-S manent cure Ia short time for chronic and
private diseases nervous debility OF both SEXES. no
charge for examination services; medieiaes sent
by mail or express: conhdeatiaI; write symptoms
Room ~. Donohoe building l170 Narxet, s. 4. 3m
~ Notice to Property -Owners-A Big
49, reduction IN ironstone sewer pipe SIS per
Association: also Contractor for brickyork con
crete and sewer work. brick put under old build.
iags: having my own screws aud timbers I can DO
this work cheap; boilers set and fine worE spe-
cislty. without any obedience TO any eombIaed
labor organization: estimates grafaI.ous hos
SMITH. 1898 Mission. bet 25th aud 26th mrls Sm
@s All Monthly Irreguiariti.s and
49, other conditions restored az once from what
ever cause ladies' IL you wish relief consult
the only reliable female phys OF Al years ex
psrence; my remedies will positively cure after Al,
limitations given BY eu.css aud iInpostors have
cine DIR NJ. sTRAssMAN. sie Post 81. de4 Il
1 DIR. Bryant's Specific; No charge for
- examination or services: cure chronic and
private diseases ponohoe building. li7o Market
81. cor Taylor; once No. ~ apps l5t.
~ Chas. Ashton. AIi Montgomery 81.
49, Rents collected; IRE insurance. fe2e cod
- tons made c'ty or country. Paciac Ceiieesisa
Company. ezs California 81. Room de3:n
|" Booif bought and sold. King Bros,
oN sfoursn o.. near Market mr27 u
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FoR ALLAYINs HoARsESEss AND IRRITATION OF
THE THROAT, It IS daily proved that Brolcn's
BroachiGi TFoches " are a mild remedy, yet very
eficaciOuS-
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DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. !
WEATHER BUREAU.
SAN lEANCIS-l. AMI ] 4. 1892.
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"Nr.. yinslov,s Soothing svrun~

Has been used over nifty years by millions or moth
ers their children while teething with perfect
success. II soothes the child. softens the gums,
aIlays pain, wind collie regulates the bowels
and the best remedy for diarrhea whether arising
from teething OF other causes For sale by drug
gists in every part OF the world BE sure and ask
for Mrs. WILSON'S Soothing Syrup Twenty-Five
cents bottle.
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HF At Home College, 3sA Seventeenth
80 ST.. April Is, 2 P. NJ, N. r. Crsmer Will give
a free talk, why Divine Healing is Done" The
sick healed daily. Treatment given: hours, 10
A 10 NJ apls
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sITUATIoNs-FEMALE.

EIRSr-CLASS AMERICAN SECOND GIRL, VII H
i good city references. awaiting situation Apply
10 j. r. CROSETr & Co, 3l2 Suffer st
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-08-09
HALF THE BATTLE WON.

The Score Stood to 8 in Favor of the
Port1ands, but the woonsockets Left the
Field.
Yesterdays game was as close as had
been anticipated. The Portlands opened
the game by getting two runs in the first
inning by O'Brien's double, a single by
Kirmes, a sacrifice by Rogers, and sin
gle by Annis. The other two runs were
made in the fourth inning Lachance get
ting two bases on Ladd's muff of his
high fly, caused by fear of collision with
Long. Then Clymer got in double, and
sent Lachance home, and Platt pounded
out another one, sending Clymer across
the plate. Morse was in fine form, and
only one hit had been made off him up
to the fourth inning, when Flack and
O'Brien each got in single, but were
unable to score. In the seventh inning,
however, Burrill got hit, Long got
base on balls, Sweeney sacrificed, and
Burrill came home. Meagher got a sin
gle and Harrington sacrificed, Long com
ing home. Then Viau made clean hit
over the pitchers head, and Meagher
touched the plate, scoring the third and,
as it proved the last run. Neither side
scored in the eighth, and the Portlands
failed to score in their half of the ninth.
1t was the Woonsockets' last chance to
either tie or win the game, but Long
struck out, and Sweeney was out at first.
Kirmes to Rogers. Meagher was the
next batsman, and he hit sharp ground
er towards third base and ran like deer
towards first base, when Umpire Nc
Donald yelled ''foul ball." He turned
about and disputed the umpire's decis-
ion, and Captain O'Brien, who was on
the coacher's line near first base, imme-
diately took his team from the field and
started for the city. Umpire Mcdonald
after waiting five minutes for the Woon-
sockets to proceed with the game, pro-
claimed the game forfeited to the Port
land to 0. Half the crowd sustained
the umpire and the other half the Woon-
sockets. Attendance $50. The score:
~ NyT,a