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BASE BALL.
local Clubs Again Beaten The Season
Nearly Dead

Nearly Dead.
me Detroits yesterday again defeated the
u. ~ c. A. team and gained the empty honor
" oeing the A A. L. base ball Champions. The
",ie does not amount to much this wear. as the
eraek amateur teams all abs;ained from par.ici-
tanng IN the contest The Detroits are largely
70 blame for the decline OF interest In the con-
vest by the A. A. L. clubs, owing to the part
nken BY The Detroits last year Fitzgerald
pitched for the locals and Codd for the visitors
Ahe local team put up a better fielding game
and Kept the visitors down to five hits and al
lowed only one to reach first on errors. The
local errors we're, however, punched, as were
The visitOrs' hits. Score:
=. N. G. A.. o 90 o OIL
Detroit. 2 % 30 o 0-5
Iwo-base hits Collihover. Crowley and
Hagan. Double plsys-Miller and Ducharm;
Boiway and BarrOws; Fuller and Barrows.
first base on bGlls-By Fitzgerald, 3; bv Codd,
J. Sacrifice hits Miller. Marker and Hodge
lit BY Pitcher Collihower. First base on er-
rors-I- VI. e. A., 3; Detroit. /. Left on bases
u NJ e. A. :: Detroit. .. Struck out-By
fitzgerald, g; by Codd. 3. Wild pitches Fitz-
Time % game hour and IS minutes. I'm
pires-Messrs. Wright and Grogan-
wAsHTSGroSs AGAIN BEATEN.
In a six-inning game the Phillies yesterday
defeated Washington at Philadelphia The
Senators opened up on weyhing like winners,
and in the second inning punched three hits.
which. coupled with HamiltOns mun and
Mems tumble. enabled them TO get three men
across the plate. After that weighing settled
down and had the visitors completely at his
mercy killen proved easy mark FOR the
fhillie batsmen, who touched him up for eleven
hits during the sir innings. Most OF the hits
we're punched, five Of the seven runs being
earned.
The game was slowly played the players
PLAYING in liztless fashion. and at the conclu-
sion o. the sixth inning Umpire Lynch, by the
consent of both clubs. called the game. Allen
and Clements led at the bat for the Phillies,
while Hoy did the best stick work for the visit
ors. The score:
Washington .....-...-.1 3 o o o %
lhiladelphis- ...........- o OF
Earned runs Washington, !; Philadelphia,
). First base by errors -Wsshington- l; Phil
adelphis, /. Left on bases-WR.hington. s;
Philadelphia l. First base balls-Of Kill
len. 2; off Wevhing. /. struck out-By Killen,
by Weyhing, 6. Two-base hits-Hoy, Allen.
Sacrifice hits-Larkin. Drauby, Common. Reilly.
Ielahanty. Stolen bases-Dovd. Drauby. Del
shauty. Double plnys-Drauby. Dowd and
Richardson. killen and Larkin- Hit BY
pitcher By Eillen. 1; by weighing. 2. Wild
pitches -Kulen.2- Umpire-Lynch. Iime-l.30.
The other scores Of the games played yester-
day we're:
New York. Q; Baltimore, l.
Boston. 4; BROOKLYN, 8.
Brooklyn. =. Boston. 2;
ST. Louis, .; Louisville. s.
IIttsburg. 4; Cleveland, 4.
Chicago. 3: Cincinnati, L.
The league race stands as follows:
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VIII Inquire Into the MAVERICK Case.

When the attention Of Secretary of State
Foster was called to the London dispatch
printed IN yesterdays STAR in regard to the
article written by Mr. Stead in behalf of Mrs.
Msybrick the Secretary said he would at once
telegraph to the United States consul at the
Cape Of Good Hope directing him to invssti-
gate the correctness of the statement that
Henry Wilson made q deathbed confession
that he and q woman other than Mrs. Naybrick
administered the arsenic that caused Mr.. May
bricks death. Pending the consul's reply the
Secretary said that the department would take
no action in the matter. The Secretary init
mated that il the statement was true the de-
partmsnt would take stsps to have the case
properly brought before the attention Of the
English officials and request that Mrs. May
brick be discharxed
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A Well Known PhiladeIphian Dead,

Henry d. latham. one of the firm Of latham
4 Brother, lead pipe manufacturers of Phila-
delphia and New York, died Monday afternoon
at his residence in Philadelphia in his seventy
fifth year. Mr.. latham was born in that city,
his parents having come from England
For many years Mr.. Tatham took deep in
terest in municipal affairs, and gave freely Of
his time and means to bring about better
management Of the different departments OF
the city government. He was one Of the first
and most prominent members Of the commit
tee on 100. Advancing years, however. caused
him about ten years ago to cease taking an
active interest in public affairs. In politics he
was q democrat.
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Only four more DAYS remain Of the champion
ship season After saturdays contests nearly
all the clUb- viii disbald. leaving Boston and
Cleveland 20 fight il out for the worlds cham
pionship. The only changes that occurred IN
the standing of the clubs yesterday the tie
ing o. Brooklyn FOR third place BY Pittsburg
and Chicagos passing Cincinnati, securing
seventh place.
More than half the clubs have won so per
cent o; the games PLAYED. That is pretty well
balanced league for an experimental wear. In
the old National League seven clubs never
ended the season 50 we'll
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BALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD.

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dispatch received from Ia Guayrs vene-
snsla. states that on sunday night the most de-
struenve storm the city has ever experienced
swept down the Caracas mountain Many
hou-e- we're wrecked by landslides and the
dansare. which spread over w~6S area, was
very great IL Is feared that there has been
lo~- - life.
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Registration I'm New York and Brooklyn.

Nexistrafion IN Wv York and BrookIyn.
The revised figures u the registration in New
Tors city yesterday show that the names Of
eo.045 voter. were recorded On the same day
m lsss the figures were s5.sl3. and in 1891,
9o.it1. Yesterday was the Hrst day OF registTa-
Con in Brooklyn. and the names Of 81. 75l eiti-
sen. we're registered. The figures in lsss were
os.TSi. and in 1891 they were 90, 923
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CORCORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.
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DEPARTMENT OF FRENCH thorough course IN
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shs and Current iaRf.d b. sis .f S
FATR j ceqTse in Designing Prof
DEPARTMENT. OF PHYsICs.-GeneralP Physics,
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE
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The Unprotected Majority.

Mr.. Norman b. Pollock. in The
World of July 5, gave the following list
of workers who get no benefit from pro-
lection, but who, because of it, must
pay more for what they eat, drink and
wear. The list could be extended to a
much greater length. 1t is observed
that, so far as average yearly wages are
concerned, these workers earn more
than those at work in the highly pro-
tected wooden, iron, cotton and silk in
dustries:
Actors authors, architects, agents, artists
Bakers butchers, boot and shoemakers,
builders, brakemen. bricklayers.
Carpenters, car drivers car conductors, car
riage makers clerks, coopers, cooks. chamber
maids
Drivers, dock builders. deck hands, dress
makers.
Engravers, expressmen, elevator men, en-
gineers-
Farmers, fagmen-
Gardeners, grocerymen-
Hotel keepers, housekeepers, helpers.
KalsOminers-
Iaborers, longshOremen.
Ministers, mschinists. musicians. masons.
Printers, painters, plumbers, priests physi-
clans plasterers.
Searnstressee. school teachers, servants.
Tailors, truckInen-
Watchmen. whitewashers-