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| acter with full power 10 send for persons and
! pnpers. and that upon such inveetiRatton be-
~ G9R 1,as sp Your GetItioSeI lie de-
cared entitled to the seat or that the seat 10
nc liitythId G9pgsoss fr19T ss,d hlS9ath
Number u exhibits accompany the petit
tion. an included among them are the Nari-
Gus forms Of oaths required OF those who
tecome members Of the American Protective
were adm nistered at the limitations. The first
oath be claims enJoins the strictest secrecy
Sv all that is GOOD and hoiy that he viii never
permit any catholics to get even hint from
him Of the workings OF The. order The second
men. Oath No 3 4, such a severe one that the
candidate has to take II on dagger. and he
and. II need te. TO give his property for the
defence 81 the United states.
Roman Catho lee and the candidate for mem-
bershlp pledges his honor and bis liie " re-
Guired TO a continuous warfare against ig;
use his utmost power TO strike the shackles
and chains VI blind obedience TO the Roman
catholic Church from the hampered and hound
condolences OF prest-rdden and church
oppressed people," and In this same oath
vow x taken never TO let any one into the as.
ISOLATION who is a Catholic mover 10 en- pioy
any one who Processes that faith never to vote
'9r man VINO is Catholic or who sympa.
thiZcs with the Church. and TO do his utmost
country or any other. Oath No. o. ne shown
"
terrible denunclatou OF Roman catholicism
in general and % the Pope in particular.
There Is also an exhibit offered which Mr..
loumAns churges is a copy Of nm address la
sued by the Advisory Board. and which IL
marked: TO all trUe and loyal PROTESTANT"
II l. A ringing call 10 prCtestRnta to rally
around the standard OF Linton and to defeat
luumans the candidate Of the Pope and OF
the KomAnists' The point was MISC made
that tho catholics were opposed to Linton be-
cause he was member of the Masonic order.
Mr.. ioumans CON plains that the A. T. A..
not satisfied with wrongtullv charging that tho
Hon. Tim Tarsnry. n pronounced Catholic.
was his manager in the campaign, got una
diagram Of tho imaginary lUumaus-Iarspey
the hands ~ ull the mcmlers Of the associa-
ton. Mr. NOumans gives the diagram as made
10y the Advisory Board. Within n circle in tho
lcft-hand corner Of tho printed diagram Is the
following conversation reported 10 have taken
place:
Tarsney-Nr Younans want II distinctly under.
E'OOt ina stand whsr" did At 'lc Fifih ward
rooms
Ioumans-Just as you say. Tim.
Right ~ the stairway leading to the door
into tho headquarters the Advisory Board put
this notice:
Tte umid 4. P A Democrat gets no further
Mr. loumans gives copies ~ number Of
other orders which he alleges the A. /. 4. man
ayers sent out. In which they designate certain
candidates to DO voted against NJ the election
because they are either lonanists or are in
symIathy with the church.
taken 10 action with reg artl to the petition. but
II will doubtless be considered now that II has
been printed and copies permitted to get to
the public.
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BAIIAE SHIPS I0R ENGLAND.
IL 1. Believed s4O.0OO.oOO WIN BE spent
for New War yessr!-

LONDON. Dec 12.-In the House OF Com mons
to-day. Lord George Hamilton, Conservative.
formerly First Lord OF tho Admiralty said
that lie would shortly move tho adoption OF q
resolution calling upon the Government TO in
form the House as to its Intentions In regard
to increasing the strength OF the navy.
The ST. James, Gdzrts says that the Cab
met. Welding to public opinion. has decided to
strengthen the navy. Tho details have not
yet been settled. rs believed. however, that
about fs'OOO'OOO will be expended in the con-
struction OF new ships. Tho Govern
ments programme. 1t is said. includes the
DullhlnR of SIX or seven battle SHIPS,
soma OF which will be OF the largest tyre.
probably OF an improved Royal sovereign pat.
tern The ). JdmrS's Gd2et . says that this de.
clslon was only conceded in order TO avoid
Eomethlng like Cabinet crisis. Earl spencer.
FIRST LORD OF the Admiralty. favored the plan.
put Mr. Gladstone and Sir William Vernon
HaTeonrt, chancellor OF the FNcheIuer, obs
lected 10 the increased expense. when II was
certain That the budget would be IA tad one
The programme will lee laid leiuTe the
House OF Commons early next year.
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The marriage OF Miss Mary levin Thomas.
daughter OF Mrs. Philip f. Thomas OF Grove
nest. Grimes Hill. S. l., to Max Emil Deionge Of
New Brighton. brought out a very fashion able
gathering OF Staten Island people at 3 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon at St. Pauls Memorial
Church at Edgewater. Miss Grace Hall was
the maid OF honor Elwood Hendrick OF Al
bany was best man. and Albert z Twybard. W.
Claiborne Thomas. David Marsh. ". a. Bascot
J. Hager and DR.. ]. Herbert Claiborne were
the usheIs large reception at CroWsness
followed the ceremony.
Philip f. Thomas grandfather was the first
President OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
The bride Is also descended from the Duke OF
Morales n grandHs Of Spain. EG-GOv. ".
G, Claiborne OF Louisiana was her grandfather.
Mr.. DeIonge is a popular me N Der OF the Staten
Island Country Club.
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LrHIoH,s NAw E4rEs or WAGES.
a Doctor HUT tn n Collision While Goiss
In n sick CtnpioVee's Aid.

TO n sick Employees Aid.
wIfKEsBABRF, Dec. 12-Employecs OF the
Iehigh Valley Railroad. on the Wyoming
division. were much surprised to-day at read
ing an official bulletin lust posted. IL was
dated Dec. g. and Sign ell by l.ollin Wilbur gem
eral superintendent. II set forth that yard
engineers on and after that date. would be
pnid at the rate OF 50 per day fremcn would
lie uaid $50 per day for the first six months.
81 per day during the second six months. and
81 10 after one year. This applies to the
Wyoming division. The old scale for yard en-
Rineers was the same. except that it was for
ten hours work. Firemen were paid 81. 20.
$3.50. and S2.35 after the first year.
One OF the new men was taken sick at Cax.
ton last night. and 1t was rumored that II was
another case OF poison. The operators in the
office became very much excited when they
received message to send doctor quickly
Or. Mahon OF Iiitston., who was sent ior
for CaNton. When roundinga curve somebody
cried out. .JumIs" lticht before 1870 was sta:
tionarytrain. The fireman and engineer leaped
through the cab window and escaped wit
few bruises The crew did Likewise aud es-
toned to such wild scramble for life. had two
ribs broken. The engine struck the standing
train and was thrown on her side.
In cases where the brakctnen are import
ed" it is said the conductor will not permit
them to remain in the caboose. and they are
bath at their brakes. It is said that in niue
cases out OF ten the brakeman. II imported.
JoRH f. lice c cRaifman ms oi the S' Grievance
Committee. and a number OF Brotherhood en-
gineers held secret meeting here this even
engineers who were discharged Yesterday:
None Of those who attended the meeting you'd
Rice will 60 TO Bethlehem at once to consult
President Wilbur Another raw brakeman
got employment to-day in preference to an
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Arn,NY, De-. II Commissioning Thomas J.
pmwling has commenced an Investigation into
tho e;ects Of the hard times. Ito Is busysend-
ing oUt circular letters TO manufacturers OF
the state in which lie asks these questions, to
he answered AMI sworn To;
nH the RECENT ana present. hArl times cause a
sHft eaSlou ~ "A - lu 'uHT v~t tbltsLuvuI
lfso. has yo4E SurEsao2 L,en cossd entirely or
plrtl,
B rtrsrIy, what percentage OF your emp oyocs we're
Kept gf uurk
! hv.c tury emp ny 81 upau trc halT time sys,suF
=. l". bow uu- period Wurv vuur ursE r.usrlH
a." va" There any IsIurliuu u vaR-s on account OF
tue lu- h-rr +rt rr-'t"u. AID u tu W.H Ir rufa-r
AZ Ire tlu.r tH#" r.z-Hl 90 .HrtHrs
ahead suE.rlruH 90 .vrr gHra Tar.t..r. .tHl lrt on
usu.s wyg4 render tag gs q. scJ.l: ard assIstaugc
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Forge, Al About His Ch.rg,.

District Attorney Nicoll, in his desire to clear
out the pigeonholss ohis office before his ro-
tirement, has been transferring to the Court
OF Special Sessions old indictments for viola
lions OF the Excise law. one OF these. tried
YESTERDAY, was a fair sample OF the result in
most cases:
ON sunday april }. 1880 Detective Adam
ton, entered the saloon 81 francis SkelIy
at ~ CathaTine street and bought a glass Of
whskey. Then he arrested SkellJ. IN court
Yesterday Lang swoTs that he had forgotten
all about the case ana thar he did not TsmPm-
Der Skslly. As a result the case was dis
missed.
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d CANA TAXES COMMAND.
He 10 Now In Charge OF the Insurgent Flee
In Rio Harbor

LONDON. Dec. ia despatch from Rio dc
Janeiro says that Admiral ds Cana whose
detection from the Govern ncnt forces has al
ready been announced. has formally notified
the several foreign legations in Rio de Janeiro
that he hns assumed command OF the insur-
gent squadron now before that city.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-The Navy Depart-
m emit has received the following despatch from
Capt. Picking. commanding the United states
naval forces at Rio Janeiro. dated yesterday:
Admiral da CANA In an official note as
sumes command in this harbor during the alb
sence Of Mello."
BUf NOS AYEfs. Dec. 12.-It is reported here
that Admiral Mello. commander ot the in
surgent Brazilian fleet, has seized the French
merchant steamer Parahyhn. a vessel OF 1855
tons. She lett Barry England on Oct. for
Bucnos Ayres.
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Nv 1HE WORLD OF FASHION.
Ward McAIIister'- Diun~- to the Duke Dc
Lorm.-Rec-piIons-Eu gement-.

Lorms-Rec-piions-Enga
Mr.. Ward McAllister gave dinner last
evening in honor OF the Duke de Lorme a
grandee OF spain. The other guests were the
Italian Ambassador. Baron Fava and Baroness
Favs the Marquis de Taleyrand. Mrs. Paran
Stovene. Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Davis. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Townsend Burden. Frederick Diodoti
Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN weles.
Miss McAllister. James T. Woodward. and Mr..
and Mrs George b. DeForest. The table was
adorned with American beauty roseA Dinner
was served at & O'Clock.
Mrs. W. Bayard Cutting gave an afternoon
reception to Introduce Miss Maud Livingston,
daughter Of Mrs. Robert Cambridge Living
ston. The reception took the form OF house,
warming. as 1t was the first entertainments
which Mr.. and Mrs Cutting have given In the
house they leased from j. Roosevelt Roose-
welt. which has been considerably oyerhauled.
Mrs Cutting and Mrs. Livingston asslsted Miss
Livingston in receiving.
Miss Elsie Clews made her entrance into
home . West .Thirty-fourth street. Miss
Clews made her formal debut into society. at
daughters only assistant In receiving.
Among the most pleasing OF the social incl
her mother, Mrs. George. +. Andrews. Al
sVs sn0 Rb aoH Wsrs asd Mrs pGsorFs
octoner last Mrs. scott was Mile. Jeanne
Ganyille. memb Der OF an old Normandy FAM
Mrs. Chester Griswold OF % West Forty.
eighth street gave a dinner party last eyen-
ing. and Mrs II. o. Armour OF 1853 Fifth
avenue was at homo to her acQuaintAnces.
Announcement was made yesterday Of the
engagement OF Miss Ellen Hoe to Dorsey
Sehenck and OF Miss Thomson OF Camden.
=. j., to ". II. Duval OF this city. Miss Hoe Il
East Thlrty-sixth street. She is q sister Of
Mrs. Leon Marie. Mr.. Schenck IL the son o.
the Rev; Dr. Noah sehenek. years ago the req
Thomson is the daughter of Chief RnKinss2
Thomson OF the United States navy.
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Testing the N.,nrIieher R,1.

BvCHAEEsr. Dec. I'm Demosthenes. Sur
Geon in chief OF the Roumanian Army has
been making experiments with tho Mann
lcher rifle. Ho procured a number Of cada-
yersand. pla"in: them nfty centim etres apart
fired at them ut u range OF 800 metres He
found that the bullets went through three of
the bodies. The wounds inflicted on the soft
parts % the hodics were less serious thnn those
inflicted by the old rifles. but. tai en- altogether
the injury done was more terrible. II Is COM
puted bat the range OF tho Mauulicher rifle is
two and half miles.
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Its not often that an association OF work.
men and an association OF employers unite in
q fight against non-union men. but such a
case was reported Yesterday by tho Journey
men Stone cutters Association. This associa-
tiun has decided that no member shall work
for any employer who is not n member OF the
Master freestono cutters Association. The
latter II Is said, In return Tor this have prom
ised TO employ only members OF the Journey
mems association. The JourneYmen's associ-
alton has ordered out It's members In Arnot's
yard, Hoboken. on the ground that the yard Is
not In the Master stone Cutters Association.
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n re. or Foreign Happenings.

A thaw has set in at st. Petersburg and with
II an increase of cholera. On Monday there
were thirty-eight cases and fifteen deaths.
The failure OF MaquaY 4 Hooker. bankers OF
Rome and Florence. il not 4 Tad one A state
ment issued yesterday shows that their assets
are sol 800 in excess al their Liabilities
The British steamer Lamington. at Fmms
from Calcutta landed the crew of the Austrian
bark Dampier OF Hume which was sunk In
COLI sion with the Laminston III santa in the
AdriAtc.
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AUSTRIS'S IRELANR.

Dr. GrsEr Says that Roaem,A IL sorsIy
OPDrssssd.
VIENNA. Dec l2-Dr. Edouard Gregr mem
Der for the Raudnitz district Of Bohemia and
leader OF the Young Czeehs. made a remarka-
BILE speech In the Rsiehsrath to-day against
continuing the petty state Of siege in Prague.
The proposal 10 continue the exceptional
measures Instituted several months ago In
Prague was brought up for the second reading
Hail dozen speeches. all but one by Young
Czeehs were made, DIR. GreRr then assembled
the tribune. and for hours he held the I'M
waNerlnE attention Of the House as he yehe-
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William Carl!n. horseshoer, Seventy-eighth
street and Western boulevard, In whose shop
a strike. ordered Is Horscshoers' Union No. /.
AGAINST n non-uEIon employee was settled last
week BY the dis -harEs II this man. was re-
rOTtad YESTERDAY e. have struck against the
union. discharged all the union men. rein
stated a. nom unlou man. and closed his shop
IN . =
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ROME. Dec, 1.-THE aGrarian movement OF
the peasants in Sicily continues to threaten
riot aud bloodshed Anti-taV manifestoes have
been issued in a dozen districts within the last
week, and the troops on the island are kept on
tho alert to suppress disorder. Several kadi-
cal deputies have pledged themselves TO sup
port the new abinet in restoring qulet In the
Sicilian rural districts.
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MURDERAD ~ ms rAL>.


PlTTsBUEGH. Dec II. - The mystery sur,
rounding the identity OF the body found on
Sunday In the MoRonsahela River ore foot 81
which WAS lying on an adjoining railroad
track, has been solved, The hody was that II
Edward Wilson FORESTER OF NOIthiugton.
Armstrong county.
His father seeing newspaper cut Of the
dead mau end the mention ~ the initials tat
toocd On his arm. recognized the bOiy. amt.
coming TO pitt-rUrsh this afternoon. com
Uleted tho Identification. Tn" mead man was
the Allegheny Railroad station 1T NOrthinE-
ton.
IL is supposed he was murdered by his rails
in a quarrel over the division of the spOils 81
several robhcrleS committed recently along
tho Allegheny Valley railroad, lie WAS only
IL years OF age, Preparations were being made
at his home fora birthday anniversary.
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Storm In British Waters.

LONDON. Dec. IA storm Is prevailing on
the south coast Of England ard the English
Channel Tho Channel steamer service to and
from French and Belgian ports has been badly
Interrupted. The telegraph lines have suffered
extensively Many minor marine casualties
have been reported.
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his room. Among the papers found in the
room was pamphlet entitled The Register
OF Anarchist Experts"
RpME. Dec l2'-Ata meeting Of the Council
to-day, the President Of the Chamber sug-
Rested that measures be adopted to prevent in
tho parliamentary buildings any such explo-
sion as that Of Saturday In Paris.
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HACRENsAyS, y. T.. Dec. 3" James @.
Dcmarest Of Closter was driving with his
sister near Harrington Park this afternoon.
when the horse became frightened and ran
away Both were thrown out at the ,arriagr.
Dir, DemaTest was Instantly killed. His sister
vas only slightly hurt
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Iroa IyorLers' Wac. Cu,.

TRoY. Dec. IL. The Burden Iron COMPANY
called its men, 800 in number together yes
terday afternoon and asked them 10 submit to
n reduction OF 10 per cent in wages. with the
assurance that when business improves an in
crease OF 10 per cent will 10 mate The men
accepted the terms, aud the mltls are running
To-day. This is the i!rst Iedu 't"n IN ten years
at these mills
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albert Car Work. Sim, Dow.

TROY. Dec. 1.-THE Gilber. Car Works shut
down to-day, the contracts upon which the
force has been working having been completed
The receiver Of the company stated this morn
ing that lie could not tell when work would DO
has not been com pleted.
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GENEROUS CENTRAL ENGIykERs.
Their Hearts STIRRED nnd Their Purses
Opened by "a Young Mothers ~ Or.

ELIzABrTH. Dec. FIT was pay day at Com
munpaw yesterday md the men had gathered
in groups waiting for their turn. when young
woman entered the office OF Assistant Chief
Engineer Beck. She carried baby In her
arms md a boy Of q toddled by her side
Going up TO General Foreman Morris Clamp.
sho said she had been in Boston visiting
friends. and was on her way TO her home in
Mobile. Alabama Her husband was TO have
met her in New York, but when she arrived
there she received despatch, saying he was
dying OF fever She had only ~ cents. sue
said, and did not know what to DO.
The woman said that all she wanted was
enough money to pay her fare home ana to
buy u few loaves Of bread. She snid she had
been to the Pennsylvania railroad but the m Ell:
there had not received their wages. They had
directed her to the Central men whose pay
day i was. and who, they said. always were
Yes, broke in Foreman Clapp, they know
us. and he took on his hat and laid 1t on his
Nothing less than q dollar each. -" And tho
men formed line and dropped $3.50 in the
hat.
The good-hearted fellows then prepared TO
send the woman ana her babies home. Chief
Engineer Beck went over TO Jersey city and
fix cans Of condensed milk for the baby. while
hearted conductor and obtained free passage
for the trio to Philadelphia. Engineer William
Moison had Just purchased mink boa to give
70 his daughter on Christmas. lie gave it 10
Just then Paddy Doyle came in with letter
recommending Mrs. Homer, that was tho
nameshe gave. to tho charity Of the Brother
hood OF Engineers. II was written on the Oih-
cial note paner OF Lodge No. l51. and signed
by i. I, DOYLE. Chief Engineer.
Bernard Mum, the engineer who makes all
the fast runs on the Central. took the babe
from the Mothers arms and carried II into the
dGd m IN m The
the infant TO It's mother ne told her to walt q
moment while hC hunted IN the conductor
who would take her TO Philadelphia. Then he
stepped into the conductors room. When he
returned, two minutes later, the woman had
gone. The ticket agent said she had gone on
the ferrybORt with n man who had been wait
ing around the place for two hours.
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THE ITILT4S CRISIS.
SiGno- Crispi fs Expected to Announce tho
New Cabinet To-day.

RoME. Dec. 1.-THE new Cabinet formed by
Signor Crispi will be announced officially in
all probability tomorrow. senator Andrea
Calendra 81 Tavani has been selected for the
Ministry 81 Justice. Senator Luigi Ferrario for
the Ministry OF Posts and Tie eGraphs Senator
Augusta BacrelIi for tho Ministry OF Public In
siructiun, DrputY PABLO hpsr!ii for the Minis
try Of Agriculture. Tho War an Marine pore
foliDs have not yet been allotted.
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A WANDERING Jew,

BRUSSELS. Dec. 1.-THE Dutch Jew Cohen.
sub-editor Of the Anarchist paper I"re PeHdrd
OF Paris. who was expelled from France yes
terday. sought refuge in Belgium. Immedi-
ately upon his arrival no was waited upon by
country.
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A Bird. for Arehdu.. Franz r.ra,nana

VIENNA. Dec 1.-THE MoHings Zei'un0 says
that the Archduke Franz Ferdinand heir to
the throne Of Austria Hungary, will shortly he
hetrothed TO tne Grand Duchess NenR eldest
daughter OF the Car. The Grand Duchess is
IL NearA old.
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First Prs.Syrcrlan C4u el Farl,n Hons.

The First Presbyterian Church marked an
epoch in the 10 years Of its history last eve
ming By opening the church house. which has
been built on the Eleventh street slis 81 tho
church ediflce. The church house is a thee.
story structure and is built Of carved tTUHR-
stone. Ii was built not only for general parish
uses but 70 give a cathedral effect 10 tho
church, and 70 make more sure the peTpet ua-
tion OF the First Presbyterian Church. Event
the Twelfth street side. The church house
eOst over S5OO0O and Ola First" has stiIl
$4,000 In the bank. The house warming was
until 10 o'clock.
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Ev-n Talk Anou, Rapid Transit Exhausted

The Rapid Transit Commissioners had their
usual weekly meeting yesterday afternoon.
Mr. Bushe came out n an inner room and
asked " Has ans gentleman her" awning to
" Then the meet.n-. !.a adj burned Everybody
went home.
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Happy Surprises
Avail thoss ESiRE 20 FlREs for FgERituEs.-idF.
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MONDAY TUESDAY. and WEDNESDAY. Dee. IL IL
and 13 1898 commencing each day at 10 o'eock. al,
the American Institute building. Sd sv. between esd
and cath sta, New YORK.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-12
YESTERDAYS BASE BALL GAMES.

At PitJsbUrg. Killeen was hit pretty
hard. the home team made several costly
errors, aud this combination helped Louis
willie 10 a victory. Attendance 3, 200. Pitts
burg l. Louisville g.; earned, and ,; err
rors, > and .; hits II and IL: pitchers, Kill
leen and Stratton; umpires, Emshe and
Seward.
Al St Louis. there was no ball game on
account Of rain.
At Baltimore, the Washingtons won q
game from the Baltimores because OF their
timely batting Attendance 1900. Balti-
more 3, Washington 6; earoed, each; err
rorS, aud ,; hits3and S; pitchers, Stovey,
McMahon and Meekin; umpire, Snyder.
At Philadelphia, the Giants got grip In
tie second inning and 'cinched" il as the
contest progressed. Attendance 4,500
New York Is, Philadelphia 9; earned Z
aud .; errors, and 4; hits, 20 and To-;
pitchers, King, Rusie, weighing and Tay-
lor; umpire. Hurst
At Brooklyn, ladies' day brought out a
crowd Of 400 persons TO Eastern Pard.
l4addock was wild. Brooklyn, s; Boston,
errors, and .; hits, 10 and 5; Pitchers,
paddock, Kennedy and Nichols; umpire,
ahneY.