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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-20
SPORTING NOTES.
Chnricy'. Fcnrs.

Jacksonville Fla. December l6.--Secre-
tary Mcmillan, OF the puVal Athletic clup'
So IN receipt OF an outograph letter OF suwo
length from charley Mitchell. the pusilist
IN which hc says that he shall surely come
60 A0urida 90 train fUr his fight with Cor
hett The letter was addressed to Mr.
~ IRIS Mason personally, but came Into
NJ, Miilons hands as an oficiol OF the
club.
Il had intended" says Mitchell. "to
train up here In the North, putting I'm an
appearance In Jacksonville about thirty
hours before the fight This was because
a friend of mine Who has lived In Florida
assured me that 1t was no place for me
TO train in-th0t lt is a maiErious country
and I am somewhat subject TO malaria.
But I nnd that he is mistaken, or per-
haps prcjut"ed l have not the slightcst
objection TO training there Il things are
all rlght-0nd viii do SO. Please write mo
IN dctail about the accommodations at
ST. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the house rs prop.
crlv furni he'd or not aud whether should
have TO occupy It In common with othcr
people. ! shall insist that the quarters I've
solely for the use OF myself and my party.
shall bring my own cook along with
me"
The club has received telegram from
Mitchell announcing that his man Thomp-
son would arrive here next Monday morn
ing and that he would "closo' with the
club in the matter OF training quarters for
the rus.lsl These win undoubtedly ho on
Anustasin island just across tho river
from St Augustine whore there IS a
small hotel nnd % very cummodous cot
tagc, near the light house Anastasla is
land is long, narrow strip Of land nearly
twenty miles IN length with the Atlantic
ocean ON lbs east shore and an arm OF the
sea known as tho Nntan1as river scparat-
Ing IL from the main land on the east
There i9 nm excellent hearh-Very hard
~ Il 40 o a.. 4 .rH
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The holes In the car floor 10 have been
fired after he had fallen These two shots
were undoubtedly given 90 make sure OF
the work OF the BAH passing through
his heart
After the inquest Mir. Tubes had the
body thoroughly cleaned from blood and
dressed IN new clothes and reported FOR
orders
The body was returned TO Houston on
the 5;53 Nh. train and turned over 20
the Fargo Express company
sheriff Defiance with posse met the
shcun's posse OF Harris county at crosby,
but could accomplish nothing other than
discovering tracks near the place where
the train was felt TO slow up which
looked as u made by persons getting OF
the train. Had the assass.ns attempted TO
board the train at either OK the blind
ldlng Stops OF 80, 49, Richardson would
have opposed and been fired upon and
hit ia The front OF his body and fallen
az rhe door, but he was found dead near
the side OF the car opposite the open door
all the balls entering from the back, Rich
ardson was q man Of family.
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Liberty Texas, December ls-Ot all
sad scenes read OF or witnessed the muir
der of John Richardson, express mes
ssnger on the eastbound passenger train
OF the Southern Pacific, Oeggars express
sion Excitement ran high, Coniecures
were wild and erauc, put from the best
evidence, from viewing the cur in which
he was murdered and from the more con-
scrvatlyo statements the popular opinion
is he was murdered by assasslns hid away
IN his car Train no. 70. on which he was
nesseugcs. met No. 20 at blind siding
called Greens. After leaving this switch
Conductor Atkinson heard a noise in the
direction OF the express car, which
sounded as NJ the messenger was hammer
ng something consequently no attention
yyas maid 10 H. This was no doubt the re-
mort Of the shots, drowned by the rumDlnB
of the train and close confinement ~ lhe
car.
Between Green and Fauna The engineer
felt his train glacEgn in speed ana so zee
Iryed of the air. Again another stop was
made at another blind slIlnb crosby l't
water. The operator an shelton houcei
tine north door being on the leit siae OF the
.yI.rrsa car open when NO 10 passed ms
station Arriving at Dayton Agent walker
having express for this tram uled 10
urouse Richardson thinking he was asleep
nv NOT answering hts knocks and calls
He pulled back the right door ana alS-
covered the left door open, lie was lhen
sstlsaeI something was wrong ana hlu
tho train porter TO get In tho car wYyhen, to
tho horror and CONSERVATION or an, hich-
urdson was found dead near ms saIe. me
safe was open, but the contents Iooheu u ll..,
disturbed The iron chest used 10 cary
money aud sealed packages was open u ~
omUtv Whether Richardson had einpuel
It's contents into the big safe or tnat II
was emptled by the assaSsin5 ana toDDoIS
is Vet 10 be learned. That hlcharus9h Re-
relved his wounds from parties lnS!le tile
car rs unduestioned. The balls are rom d
l5-caliber pistol or a winchester rue, T.,
The body was put of At tAis P ,aoi,os ~
charge OF Agent Tubes for an lhquSst.
on examination OF the body seven D. me.
holes were found that entered H. one
shot struck him In the back Or 'Ht "s .e,
cultlng the flesh 10 The bone DuI hoI
fracturlng the skull one shol pas
almost Straight through the BODY pssslns
through or in the regions Of ms Hetl T.
Two others penetrated me riBnt sly,
passing diagonally through anu I.I. s..l.,s
up toward the left breast showing rum
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Tnn IroTMLa.
The nutcninr nounc.

Rates, S2.oo, $3.50 Ssoo per day.
Note Change Of MANAGEMENT.
Romodeled and newly furaiHhed, Biluard
parlor and bar in connection. unedpalcd
In all It's appointments in the stats af
e. 6lWe. Ween. 4 q T.bSe clear
Creek. NJ a. Paul rerre uaute; Mrs.
BFennpSsr, galyesi4egn; "; y R9gerss Hal
J.. Ellis Liberty; q. l.. Harper, San An
tcnio G., ID, Mills, San Francisco; j. W.
Moreand, NJ. NJ, AIeCarly. John Norris,
ants. K, -. Sullivan, O.. A. Reading, Rich
mondi j. G. Mnyes FulRheatj y. y, Burt-
~. w. Hamilton Fort WORTH II 3. IN
derhili, beaumont; H. y. Nqrthhauser
Thumpsons; sam stnnd:fer. hlEini y.
l.ovcledy; j. a, McCnrty, Waco; 9. Bor-
den san. Antoniai W. - HUI, Huntsville;
g. 1E Nsr'' C's0N f3a,,, s sl,,,si ~
Carson 81, Louis. Mrs Brnshaw, city;
Mrs, l3nteford, In Porter g W. SldRnsr,
Simmons r. " Gap j. 10 Tolta, !. r.
Wudswerth. J A. Meddows, Texas; ~
lornure and wife, illinois, e. NJ, Jackson
and wife, Missouri; Jas. TrnYner Ch'cagoi
y. ? Cover; Texas; =. $. Yoalsum. w
Underwood, Columbia. J. l. Dorset cald-
MOrviu ana wife Edna; w, v. Paddock.
Ia Porte; II. Law, Texas: c. u, Drake.
Austm;. ! R AierrSStt. :, Beaunont w.
vile: w. G. Thrift. Yoalyum; u. j. lDa-
vie, HHlletsyllle; L, Page, Wharton: G. a.
wrhht L. Blount san Aupustine: ]. y.
Hughes. Fort Worth; J, H. Harris and
wife. Montanay n. NJ. Mepongle. lola;
@ h and q: G w Haynes, NJ, X. and
r.; H. Nuchn, Galveston; w. u Casey.
! NJ paylen, Taylor, W N iRagland'
Fayetteville: A. Wiesguruer. Galeshurg.
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1HE NORTH SIDE.
What Happened on the North Side OF
the Bayou YcEterdAy.

II. Kenenger, while AT work IN the
Houston ana TcXas Central shops Mon
some sharp pointed instrument.
The Ladies' Missionary Society Of the
Washington Street Methodist church had
a special business meeting yesterday
evening and business OF importance was
transacted.
John =. Kelly a switchman on the
Houston and Texas Central, who had his
foot severely mashed al Hearne last Fri-
day and who was brought down 10 the
Houston iniumary' rs getting along nicely.
Jim Peal and Leonard Welsh OF Hearne
returned home Monday night after "a visit
70 Pate Kelly, the young man who was
brought 20 the Houston iniumary last
week, big les having been cut of at
Hearne by switch engine.
Monday night al a saloon on Washing
ton street. near the old Glenwood car sta
bic, two white men had a misunderatand-
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AWARDED DAMAGES
For the Death of One Of the MnHa
aIurderers.

sIurdcrers.
New Orleans La. December i9-s5eOO
damages were today awarded IN the Unl-
ted states circuit court to J. Viii as
guardian for Gaspari Marchesl. the young
italian whoaa father was killed in the
parish prison by the mob Of March a.
1850 The boy was also n prisoner at the
time and under the charge OF assisting ~
the assassination OF Chief OF Police Hen
messy, but his extreme youth prevailed
upon the gentler spirita In the mob and nc
was spared the fate that befell eleven OF
his eountFymen.
The suit OF the widow Of Monasterio,
another Of the victims OF the mob Is now
on trial and when II Is concluded four
other cases OF like nature VIII be tried
There is really no defense IN the cases
the city simply contendlng that the re-
sibillty for death Of the Italians should be
borne by the individuals who composed
the mob, The Judges charge overrued
this stand, and the sole duty OF the Jury
was 10 hx the amount OF damages Whom
the seven cases are ended, which VIII be
by the end OF this month, judgments FOR
$35. 900 win doubtless DO against the city
As no bills OF exception were taken by the
defendant there can be no appeal.
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trrount rrom Ncw' orIcnos.

New Orleans. Lii. December lg-rraiu
No 94 ., tbs Southern pacific road arr
liza. here hist brf.rr noon The train
IA i.lr tI,1ston laat uiedl at 10 O'Clock.
;r -If robbors had boaraed n between
1touqtaa and DAYTON. The robbers one
49, -i,.- a,.,,,,-ss Ca,. and ltuIeI I.surese
S,,rss,lf-o, TiicbarBsop ana then broke
,n., ii.a email Fafe and robbed It OF It's
,i.,,,.,,, Inn e.rrrss OFFICIALS decline to
s,,, b.',, r,l,rh Ms tol.on The rnessen-
, sb5t fr,r, bsnIp5 while he vHs
seaf,d nj "a l,aal- for there VAS large
i.,,1,.5 bni,' ir mo barJ, Of the head. and
-, ,jt.,,,,,.,.sJ tbn body was living ON
~ az ~ mo c,r ot Inc side Of the
ci,.,- ,,l,lob he boa always occupied.
80 I5i'f9,.drrg Ea5 tarried from I'M,
rl'air ne robbers turned he body over
.,,5 orsI fo,u. moro .hrts into H. in order
CIV, a.. - s,,rc Of NOR ,ygrl,
,,,a III, ,grs ,.,,rnIn0 al 81 him rate
r - picbar5eor v,s alone IN ma
co. Ia -1t q, eor,l heard rho report Of
~ ,ist1I. ,gitb which the Iobbers rci.-
S.r,-,,i ,toir YORK
,rrors ,l.era tvo ssf-s an -bo car. n small
,.,-, 1.,i,C1 ,,,itb a Ken, and q, largo cornbi-
-. San. ,..rrgl,,,-' ,qliilbla matter dine
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eA's ,, 'e-,ll'oes ly.Ilne
i"a'"el q, N.iess Diesseusst ",,C-ll9,it.u -
1n on ool'luS u.sh. M"S S'e ioaG'n5
o. Vo'lN ei'L,'o ON we Se,ee,s 'osly'
,,u Nv" ,.,e - l ,s .t',N on t..e u"s
'h,,S "'' a,'.NeI He,. ms l''o, l''.lE pls-
.,,,,. 1i.'l's" '.'u VIZ ,I,.
.u,'s"',vI iV' ipS tU''''N
,,,,,,,'r,,,,-,,'t',. ~ ,'5. 80 snS wv
,, 20 ,, .,,,,,I ,, ','.' ,,1 ,"P pr,
w Az .'e 0''
,.i.,,n c,,.',,,t ,,,I ,,.,i,, sn nn .,,,,,.,
or,ar .i, orr,,-,I ~ ,o ,.,, ,ii ,,,,,, 80,
y.ni,'-3 l,,5 disn1Gsd ,s ,S"ir ras,,iSr md
-, olI,,,,o,,,a ~ ,,5,,r,g ,,,,f w 49,,
d1,1.p5 ygas ,,asc o1 he b"n,nes Of NJ
train butcher, WV
Tg',, ,,i,ht ar r,.b,r f., tho .,r,, ,,,,,rs
of snr,5 n,,,rnlne- tbSra v,,, b,t Ii,fi. me
allowed the neWspaper man to rather
gar,s and me s5,,rcs Tron, NAV ,y,,Cb ~ nS.
lain such forfs v,src [.yy ,,,s-,e ,rattars5
and dissiml',- in p,rrebis1i,, fn,Ii.bsd
n has bssn developad however that poor
Richardson recei,li ave wounds ,rhrge
mlllrf, entered his horh "ne nenetratal
his tbiah ana ano.ber Went tbraugh his
wrist. Al tbe time of the shooting he was
.ey-tdentlv standing n,ef ,,f tho tnI35la or
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no nam rnn BANK.
The Plan ot the iioolxIgecper Accf-
dcntnIly Defeated.


Omaha, Neb, December is.-It has been
discovered that chris Frahn, the dcfault-
ing boolkeeper CT the German Savings
bank. laid plans 80 loot the institution
and only by accident was bis purpose de-
featod. Franm was discovered TO he $780,
900 short IN his accounts ana placed under
arrest on the night before the discovery
two clerks called upon to remain at the
bank for several hours nt night to do
come work were astonished to hnar the
alarm on the timo lock at II o'clock.
They Immediately investigated and found
the lock fixed 30 onen az II. II was
Trahm's duty TO set the ldck each eyen-
INK The clcrlSs notlhcd the bank off,
clal and he adjusted the lock. a watch
was kept on the bank during the night.
There was $4,000 IN cash IN the vault
than night and the belief Is expressed that
Fralm had determined to mako way with
the entire amount, but was frustrated by
the presence OF the clerks.
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GRIND Central Hotel-serves tho
Hest Meal in the city.

II w Smith and family Jas O'connpr.
Waco; O. w. Feklns, Topeka; q 9. King,
King, a. j. Street, Betumput a. C.Nashs
Monterey; j II, Conpiff, New orleansi J.
W. Johnston, OSHKOSH, Abe Strauss, ST.
Louis; q s. u. Holland Poet. w r MUIR
ray. j. NJ Dnffrpn New Orleans; John q.
Wilson. Rhode Islhnd; u. G. Gerarai, New
Orleans; J. a. McNab, Dallas: j. u. Wag-
oner Luilne: john w Gaines, Jr.. Mata-
gorda: j. n. Moore Ennis: Msy Ethel
Moore Taylor; Miss +. Vanoriier HARRIS
burg: w A. Gregory and family MIRA
Domriins, Cincinnati. Jas w Eteere. Dali
las; C. ". Hawley. Louisville
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N-hirIvlnd st,I, OF Cnntcst

Chicago, Ill., December 40 The eight
round glove contest last night between
yovns critic aul Tommy Waite was Of
TIE WhuMlpd order Grlro forced lhc
lighting uud rushed White all around the
ring. lut failed to knock him out, and
iNe contest was decided 10 he draw
Afterwards il was found that Whites
night wrist was broken.
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FaiIed to Appear in Court

indianapolis. Ind, December ia
Grown Point special 70 the News says that
Costello, the convicted Roby prize lighter.
Who was sentenced TO two years Ia prison
last %eek. failed 70 appear IN court this
morning and his bond OF 1900 was for
feiteA. Costeilo's attorney stated that he
had information that defendants present
whereabouts were unknown. Judge Lang
don sent Geographic orders to his bonds
men 10 produce him
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CITY BTEvITIEs.

The barber shop Of I'd Ship, on Liberty
avenue was bur7siarizsd Monday night.
Nearly ali Ills tools were taken away.
Mir. y. Raphael. munager OF the Hous-
t,y clearing House reports the bank
movement Tor December 49, 1893, At ST.
son of Jacob l<ilpper had the mis-
fortune yesterday 70 nave les oFoAep
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did he have accompilces inside and out
side On the lan. but that It was Intended
that Samuel Weisor, TO hprg january -
fot numbering hts mistress, and other
prisoners we're 70 have also taken advan-
tase OF the opportunity The jail guard,
James Riclly, has. been suspended and ar
rests are expected IN connection with the
pffair
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New York, December lS.--Chancallor
McGu today a. Jersey city ordered the
National CordaEe company sold TO the
United States Cordage company for So
O0J0Oj. the sum bid The total debt Of
the National Cordase company was SHOWN
~ DO 81 l.nnnn
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Providence, X. J., December i9.-The long
strike IN the wooden min district has
ended. The operatives of 0t mills, with the
exception OF one small one, Win return 10
work in a few Days u Is understood they
agreed 10 accept the scale known as Tie
Ecaln.
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Wylle, Texas. December IA. j.
Thompson filed deed Of trust today. He
named G. H. Porter as trustee. There
are preferred creditors. Liabilities s55l0S5;
assets Si32iS3.
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Cincinnati o., December l9--klclne,
TlmherDian & Co., wooden cloths, etc,
assigned today, Assets 100000 liabilities
az. 900
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Ing and decided 20 settle tho matter ,ac-
cQrding 70 Marquis OF QueensbutS rules,
hut as neither was Very expert IN that
particular limo. chairs aud numerous other
articles were used untn finally one OF
them throw up thg suoure.
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M nnlnrn tn WnrI1-

Pawtucket X. L., December lo.-The
weayers OF Farwell mills today voted 10
return 70 work at The wages offered by
owners. The mills start tomorrow
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New York. December S.-Abrahan
Steers, with large lumber yards ls1re aud
az All ny. assigned. Liabilities estimated
at 100000
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Des Moines, lowe. December is The
asaienee today filed the schedule of lia-
bnlues and assets OF j. @. Savoy aud the
American Emigrant company Of New
York, recently failed. The liabilities foot
up over 100000 ana the assets about
500 900,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-20

ST. Louis. Mo. December le-InYestiga-
ton into the attempt Of the train robber
Marion HcdgeDeth, 10 break jail
here has developed the fact that not only
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Late Dssen House The leading sl.6O
per day house IN the state. Preston ave-
nue. near opera house, cars "a and from
merry Of the Metropolitan. Lincoln, Neb.
J.. m, Braun j. r. Kent. w, Hansen.
Whnrton ClulH Brlch III C'ampo; Sam ~.
rhomuE JEFF Clement Port Lnvaen; NJ
70. Chico Victoria: O.. u. Mann. g. r
Schmidt I,aGranEc; j. r, Illl, Waco; j.
n. Giligan, Chicago; w $. Ehant2 Buff
5ai2' Me- n doiPaSnsnlln' i, Pa IiIea,
MnHcan ~ n Carson, Hampstead; J. NJ
Weyoy. NJ X. and r.; ". ~ Baker, ].
o. Common. II G. Jones. W. y. Cope
Lee Wilson, llgin II. IL. Moore, Ia
Porte; H. Carlton, Spanish Camp; M. II.
vile; r. Blaylock Geo. Murry Lynoh-
burg, c. y. Hall, =. W Comfort shen-
andoah Town. w Q Goldman, N Syiod ar
city, II. T.. Garner Alabama; w. $. OAR
mon, Texas; w. ~ Balker. Cultivation.
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zzITT FOR A MURDERER
,s SEARCHING ron SOME
'ff''cru CLUE TO FOLLOW

~. Near GREEN'S nnyou SIN
Iie "a Nenr sheldon closely
hop ,,ncd-Irow John RIchnrd-
v., pcnth--.No Robbery.
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BEACA HOTE FL.
) a T,wFlGruoKJ

GA il " -Eif5' Ed IN
open - throughout the year. SAMPLE
ROOMS IA business parto the city. Fine
electric car lines eight minutes ride to
heart Of city. Special wlniar rates for
families
Heated by Steam, Lighted by Electricity
8. u. ALEXANDRIA Manager.
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Mr.. M'coLLoou's HOUSE.

Mr., McColloch, who was paying teller
OF the State Bank OF St. Louis, was shot
and killed by burglar. Apparently,
he had heard the burglar, and, arising
to protect his property, secured shot
gun. The burglar evidently left the
house, and Mr.. McColloch followed him
TO the yard, where scutlle followed in
which the length Of the shot gun pre-.
vented Its use, while the burglars re.
volver came into play, and bullet was
sent crashing into McColloch's brain.
The murderer escaped, but the police
are on his trail and hope to capture
him.
President Parsons, Of the State Bank,
has offered 81 900 for the capture Of the
murderer. Tho state will probably add
$500 to this, and the Bank Clerks Assoc
citation has decided TO do the same, and
will also pay 81, 900 to the family Of the
murdered man.
Above Is picture from the St. Louis
Republic, OF the house where the tragedy
occurred. The star on tho porch indi.
Gates whore the body was found. Tho
Republic also prints sketch OF the
dead man, OF which the following Is u
part:
Benjamin McMechen McColloch's
face, SO often seen behind the railing at
the State Bank, where he has probably
paid out more money than any other
man in st. Louis, has become familiar
to nearly every business man in the
city. In size Mr.. McColloch was about
five feet two inches in height, rather
slender, with u small black beard, and
wore large gold-rimmed eyeglasses.
He was born tiEty.one years ago in
Wheeling, W. Va, and was left an
orphan early in life. lie came to St.
Louis and was reared by his uncle, Mr..
Thornburg, who was once clerk of tho
circuit court OF ST. Louis. He was fret
employed with Haskell & Co. Leaving
that firm no took position in the
Union National Bank, where he re-
manned until 1873. lie then accepted
tho position OF paying teller OF the State
Savings Bank and remained with it
after It was changed to the State Bank
OF st, Louis. Mr.. McColloch was q
faithful employe OF the bank, and dur
ing his seventeen years. service was
never placed under bond, as is usual.
His wife died fifteen years ago. He
leaves four children-William H.,
twenty-five years OF ago; Zaida, nine.
teen; Annie, seventeen, and Belle,
fifteen, the latter being away ut school
at Knoxville, III. She was expected
home Sunday,
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PrrrsBURaH, Pa, May 22-Pittsburgh
IA, ST. Louis 0. Earned runs, 8 and 1;
errors, each; hits, 10 and o; pitchers,
Terry and Clarkson; umpire, Lynch.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 22.-Louisvillo
8, Cincinnati /. Earned runs, Louis.
vile 2; errors, 2 and 8; hits, 0 and 8;
pitchers, stratton and Chamberlain; ,
umpire, MCQuaid.
BoSroN, MASS, May 22.-Philadolphia
0, Boston I. Earned runs, and 8;
errors, . and 81 hits. II each pitchers,
Woyhing, sharrott, Taylor and stivettsj !
umpire, Gaflnoy.
NEw YoRK, May 22.-Brooklyn A.,
Washington 0. Earned runs, Washing.
ton 1; errors, / and 4; hits, 4 and s;
pitchers, Haddock and MoOkin; um.
piro, Hurst
BALTIMORE, Nd, May 22.-Daltimorc
8, Now York 7. Earned runs, ! and 8;
errors, 8 and 9; hits, 8 and II; pitch.
ors, McNabb and Rusiej umpire, shy.
dor,
CHICAGO, May 22.-Chicapo s, Glove.
land TO- Earned runs, 8 and 0 errors,
Chicago q hits, u and 10; pitchers,
Hutchlson aud Young; umpire, EmsllC,
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Tho handsome residence Of Judge
and Mrs. q. L. Cranmer, on Chapline
street, was last night the scene OF n
pleasant social gathering OF the many
friends of this happy couple, tho occa.
sion being tho forty.fourth anniversary
Of their marriage. Notwithstanding
thoanairw asentirely informal, the house
was we'll filled during the reception
hours, from s to II o'clock. All tho
guests were received in the parlor with
pleasant words OF greeting by tho host
and hostess, who extended the hospi-
tally OF the entire house. Many wero
tho warm congratulations and sincere
wishes for longevity and future happi.
ness showored on them during the
evening, which was spent in social
pastimes or conversation. At season.
able hour an elegant repAst was served.
All were delighted with the pleasant
evening spont.