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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

T. W. Teevin. ID. l. Hamilson. w. S.
Stevens i. IL. Andersen, \. Il. Gridley.
r NJ. Huntley. y. h Slower. A. j. Jones.
J. +. Thomas. .. W. Rawlins. and
Robert l.. bcSar. the local reprcsenta-
tives attending the session of the grand
lodge. l. %. o. +. returned home last
night. The next session will be- held Ia
tins city, and the delegates are jubilant
over their victory over Bay City. Jack
son. Lansing and kalamazoo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

Monument Dcsfscafcts wah fnspsysine
Ceremony Yesterday.

TEf-roS. y. J.. oct ~ The Trenton
battle mcHun1ent uas dedicated tofsy
with inifr einC ceremonies TIE nienu
meat ar.ses u height ~ 10 Sect siove
thc street isfvel aB3 - enfmeUnira ~ a
statue of Nashihgion. the g,fi a New
York Relov tie ssefoe is 81 osserva.
tory. which j. reschfi " a. electric
elevator. The fouuaafien - q cancfeie.
Bineiren leet dep shd tie entire fnou-
uu.ent eelzhs in the neighboris,pl q
four nillien gopnas Its entire cost
pas sfaW0 Il = hicb one haf as voted
~ oonrres-. ore fpustA esn1e frea tie
state ~ New Jersep Write iodisifual
sai@cririlens masie az ths tlslsaoe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20
ST. Clair County Equalization.

PoRr HuRox. Mich. Oct. l9-The
board OF supervisors has adopted the
report OF their committee ON equaiza-
tion. The report equalizes the value OF
this county at siI.9D.0Ou which is a.
$4,000 higher than II was ass ssed by
the assessing officers last spring. but
nearly ssa00o.o0o less than the report Of
the special equalization committee.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

Ite Hem y D rhi xlcs-Tpr~sdrai
fla N.rAlasn

Chsesa. Ort ~ Over tifee tas
sirel delegates io<,k pssi - ~ dsii,ef
stions x the Amefican hafkes neseei
et,.n - tist sft iaisee fs.iaf ans thsFs
wtst large nnufef a f4s,t1ee hsnaefs
alsa ie stfcnllsece After ~ stit faser
- J g. iiend4s ~ saases ~ fsrlsf-s
aaa ~ stsisas ~ H-rars &fite - ~
eissiie raffe9iy "a Gers iCr f5f e6ee,a {
yess strs s1.efeI - ~ ahits tt Is
einhza tftaF sstesfrl - prasiiett. eIih
= sfee f.seeslIeef frani sasA ftste fbe
H.a n = ga g tsfaaa knf - Hscb5
Kaa. ftg.seefntins MsahlSaa tsnksfs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

PfrrsnrRo. Pa. Cct 10. by the cav
ing In Of a trench al the Homestead
steel works al o'clock this morning
two men were killed outright and five
others injured ene - thcsn fatally. The
dead are ABdre@ Dursk aud john Mc.
Manus
The names Of the injured could not
be learned One man had has skull
fractured aud was injured Internally
lie will die.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20
Michigan Corporations.

LANSING. Mich. Oct 10 During the
past week ths following corporations
have filed articles Of association with
the secretary of state: Ranney Butter
Z Cheese ractory.'Ranney. $40; ori-
entail Tea Company. Detroit. $4,000;
Union Street hallway Company. Sagi.
nav. $4,000; Gladstone Electric Light
& Power Company, Gladstone. so0.Jo;
Algonac Agricultural 4 Driving Park
Association. Algonac. 5000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20
AIsTook HER FOR A BEAR.
Mrs Gould Fatally Injured by
Hunter.

ALPrsa. Mich. Oct. n. Mrs. Mary
Gould. wife Of farmer living five miles
from Hillman. Montmorcncy county.
was shot and fatally injured yesterday
by hunter named Timothy Hatch.
who mistook her for a bear Nrs Goull
was returning from the home of a neigh.
Dor. and stopped 10 pick up some beach
nuts when Hatch saw her and fired
The ball struck the shoulder and passed
down into the body. Sue Is still alive.
but cannot recover. Hatch ~ an old
man with very defective eyesight This
is tho fourth accident of this kind in this
section ia recent years
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

ClHc0.o. Osf. There viii D.
neither vofiua fais nor an .Naerican
fais in iacNsou park next sumnrg The
exposition vii not i'e pfo'1aged aneihrr
year All doubt vss seiiica tonight az
\ meeting "a tie demu1itinu coumitiec
oG The exIosltlpn and The South park
board af commissioners They az gl@sci
that the fair should officially cnd u~to-
l.af ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

DETROIT. Mich. OF. 10. The owners
of the schooner Riverside have aban.
doned all hope OF her being safe in some
port. They have telegraphed to every
point. but can ind no trace OF her.
They had hoped si,e sought and found
shelter IN some out.os the way place.
but ought 10 have heard from her be-
fore now II ahe were sass.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20
DlAnoxD THIEF ARKEsrEn


cHnAco. ocf. "a Detectives 81 the
Hyde PPrk station arrested ulan today
ubo is fhpposed 10 be- wanted Ia Detroit
for iarceny. Ihs man gives the name of
Archie AeAllian. and wss formerly EN-
pioyed at Hotel Cadillae In Detroit
About three weeks ago . guest q the
hotel missed diamond stnd yasucd a
slbo. add ca the same do tie dlamond
was stolsn At.Mlllan leff fhc hotel and
came 20 Chicago Ga his person xsre
found threu pam tickets foF diamonds
Otiicer Hogan recovered the diamonds
In doEn toNn pasn shop
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

Bsaifz. D<t ~ The repoFt that Gen
era faaaae voald probably sscs,eed
J.euersi Won ksiteni.ossFn ataeksn a.
war ministeF pfaves % have been -
faneruS Tie emPeruF tosiiiy sppcirtsd
tiensrai nra1ssrt -elselieu.tgrf brother
~ Issaler esioisfeF - ssg e. the oliice.
f.snersl Nln katsntpurE sfasftn slil
- .tean e.laInsn8 n - ~ ~ eefpa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

SAaisAN. Mich. Or; ~ burglars
entered the posiofiice sad store n 4. X
Clark - Oakley Wednesday u.eht ani
attempted t. set into hIs burglar pf.sf
cafe. where he had considerable money
and stamps Thsy tlsN on the outer
door II the r4fe only and did not get
into the strong box. The explosion 49,
terrii.c aud Knocked the whole front out
- the stora This sssfed the roflers
away. a. noihing VAS missing FROM the
-.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

Bentley. bay county. Albert y Wilt
ney. vice Frank q. lientiey. rsmovesil
Meiser, losco county. James A. JGrksop.
vice John Arm. femoyss., Meinmora.
IAreer county. Alvah Baruee. vice
Lewis " StEublc. remozei: Shesref.
Arenac county. William IA. Ju.l.on. vice
Edwin r. lAlexander. removed: Viola
Mackinac county. Howard G. Culver.
vice Harry V. Pierce. resigned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

nslaatinr gss V - hs fasni.hei sftsf
Jsly nsst Il 81 pa iluo feet net A
s<sen 40 O.. easput W D~tfssf resehes
tpouD GO feet. u u T. - furnishet e
90 eents PER LOCO vhea the ouipas -
soANo.sio feet. the price u - be ~
cant. Fse. gss u a. - furnished At
~ cents per loo feet a encu. The
company u b. pay all sxgensss insured
IN tsasiss up slseess lnciussng snspee
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

CsgATT ASoook, Ienn-. pct ~ About
fnsty Michigan yetetsne VISITED the bat
tleaeld u thickamapga ioday. They
will camp there tonight and a. tie
n.aFs ag start loF Aafletts. stopping
ca Fosie ~ hent hAw mountains sna
I.Aitin.er mills on The route 4 nher
mans Atlantic campaign. "a shich the
visitors participated
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

Manager Chspnaa Elected ! ior Pres.
hi~nt - street. Ranway Association.

ht~nt - street. Railway Association.
Milwatsft. orL ~ The stree, rail
way men finished their buslHes= ecseson
today eita TIE election - afleers The
eoasmiitse presented she following hst
~ others. wno Eefc ur sntmously elected
Presisient Henry &. PANE q ApWan.
kce. first vice pfessient y J Stsphea
sah ~ u asbingtoa. secosd yice nresi
deaf. y a Chapman = tfand Rapids.
Michigan third wee president. Louis
fsrFine ~ Trenton. New JeTsey. secre
fary aud tr-ssarer. y J. Richardson ~
hrlokIyn >eU York. executive CON
mittee. r > I0agstfeet - titnvef. Il
~ Ielean of indisaalohs Edward
Whitaker e ~t Louls y ! Sot,ef n
Otfa~s. Outarits y = tiou~ifich % Hart
fsf.l. CsBneetlcat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

Sr. Louis. Mich. Oct 10 Consider.
able alarm is felt over the prevalence OF
diphthora in this place. Thirty cases
have been reported There has been
one death IAe schools are closed In
eyerY ward aud every precauiion is be-
iug taken 90 stop the epidemic
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

p.ss. Orf ~ aiepstch q fhe
Temps ffon Maafid ssys tlaaf re Htr,ss
arr a .wtaK rsktt nhd a. eiefinR
tssnk,,ea rsunf Neliia. ttef are $50
l.nei.r pnrsat ta ffFfozl 'sItlnr the
bsolf - ,l,sa lfeiinz ~ tlcsflsh. fbe
siisns.sft t,uliftaf ~ sti.s - : eiis
s.c.a,p's.1 - Mboflsh sai1i's Efafs pc
eifsistef - sfisek spen ths Apsnieh
resfte.n "A HeIdA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 10 The strike 90
the Big Fonr boilermakers at IndiAnap-
oils. which. during its existence cost
human blood. has been formally de.
clared of and the company was officially
notified Of the fact bs President Froh.
leyer Vt the indianapolis loige today.
The action was taken unresertcssly. no
terms having been offered by the com
many
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20
,ne,re.t WIN uan.Iaugh,.r

Flt~r. Mich. Get ~ The trial ~
John tl4er f,r the murder n Charms
l.ouden attracts large cfnsals ioudsn
caa,e fran Jackson couutY "a March
iasf an1 ess ply ysseaiis = psseyfei MAJ
lie xas a stranger ana met thleF ia =
salon fue. f.ousien died sithin 4 fev
asys. and Elder = ao-ns>d q iHihciifg
the fatal tioaa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20
Matche. caused Her Death.

JAcKsoN. Mich. Oct ~. Belle. the
Iyear old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs H.
y Baker. was burned 10 death yester-
day. The child was left alone FOR a
time. and when tho mother returned she
found tho little ores clothing in flames.
\ bunch OF matches lying near told the
story
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

EssssaIIk. iud tssi - The t.onis
si.ie. Evansville 4 - lauae tss@euzsf
tfaia fgnm l<luisstlbs due here a. 81
o'rlock. sss badly ~Feckei a. lioourills.
Inilsara. a. q o'claFk too.iaeteg f.le :
rs.'fh had Z ltosea fib an8 the liFsa.sn
: e-4ias hoaf bfoken Nane a the zee
seH9efs ere injured tteJ elll nel AZ
rive here uath y a IA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

Ingham County savings Bank iicor
ganixcd and Officers Elected

LAxsiSo. Mich. Oct ~ Tho lngham
County Savings bank has AnalIy affected
a reorganization. The new officers are.
II. }. DoUney, president; 4. l.. Robert.
sou. vice president; j. \. May. cuahier
The bank will reopen next Monday
after being ciosed tive months rht
capital has bsrn doubled. Most ~ the
depositors have agreed 10 take out their
deposits in monthly installments ol {,
per cent each.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20
In Jail with Her Mother.

ApRiAN. Oct lg. Mrs Eugenia Cor.
don. daughter OF Mrs. Aiieo Church. in
Jail for the recent Toenmseh burglary.
cane 10 Adrian To bail her mother and
was at Once arrested and placed in jail
charged with cp;aplicity with her mother
aud sister 10 previous bold theft She
has not secured bail
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

5srasee<as W.. GA ~ Ksf.f -
s7,~s hsFs rrattsd hsrs r - ffFa
fhsf fte Eetsi rt.ssre etfftted f.le
B-4,sh So8fh AfJirf esrwYzr3's nnIn
ntaef - ezrarasea - t'sFfsia b4afe
afheueb 10 raffmatloe - - ~
sssofs rar ~ el7s5ned fAty btvt sers
f.asf affected fst usnrkst
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

oscoo.. Mica .Octfs Michael Dabe.
sh8 lived alone. as basned y . sath la
bis osh hauzs lat nlalIt lie eent hanls
drunk AZ midnight lt - Bst knos d
ta4 TIE hoass csGgLt Gre Dafa vas a
enpgie sna : hard ifinkef
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

sAolSAw. Mich.. Oct ~ Tho gyear.
old aon ~ William 1heire was drowned
ia fitleIb la the rear ~ the family
residence yesterday. TIE by was feeble
man,iod. sulleei 90 siir and probably iell
ia while Trying 10 draw huckcf 81
uafrf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

lsHrfAiNu. Mich. Oct 10 As train
No. ~ on the Western railway Was com.
.ng into Nstefsn4eot two nien named
Joan Harry aud lessc May attempted TO
er0sa ~ ead ~ the engine. iiarry was
knoe \ f3sn pnd his right Icy cut of
abass3fHaau kle.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20
McClnre's Con siltion srriou-.

PHrLADELPnA, Oct l9-~The condi.
tion of A. x Mcclure Is stiil serious.
lie has taken noui-ishment and h2s had
some rest. but tho tendency Ia exhaus.
tion OF nervous force Is still noticed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

ffra. = ~ ttet 81 hrs Hsseue
t,,akhaa stl.sa q tas Aes iafA - "a
tss slsst sf heF sene ia fhs siff ysssfer
.fsy aftefnusn SIS ttr kliaa sss a
s.st.s Il tios Horstso s'eyinosF
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

DrsvER. Oct 10 The Ncws publishes
n sensational article to-day 90 the effect
that Dr. Graves. the famous poisoner,
who was supposed 10 have committed
suicide in jail. Is not dead 10 is main
tanned that pine los occupied the coffin
instead Of body.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20
81. Clair County Jury Commission.

LANSING. Mich. Oct. l9- Governor
Rich has appointed John G.. O'Ncil II
Port Huron ana John r. Gooding Of
AYoca members ol the 81. Clair county
jury commission Co succeed ". III. Bal.
lentine al Slack Lake and j. Il. Me
Gurk of Capac VINO declined to serve.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

Renewal and Increase ALVIN h. Dun.
haf. Wet Bmach.s Reissue squire L.
ferscis. Ws.ss. ofelnal aideWs etr
Minor 81 ,.corre a SlHyen. shepherd:
Emily } f0x Say CRY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

HorkINsvHLE. ny. Oct 10 The Blu.
mensteei carriage factory COLLAPSED To-
day. John Warner II Nashville. Ten.
nessee. was killed. and Crales Davis
fatally injured.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

NEW YoRK. Oct. IN Maurice ID. Co
million. - years old. shot and danger
ously wounded Emelie Alexander. a
married woman. ii No. 81 West Sir
teenth street. this afternoon. lie after
wards shot himself and died instantly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

nsTpntF Nfcs. 9Nt "a 4 settle
nsert hss iseea reached het4esn AsuH
flaHes rs supratters 80 tle 'euEt1i
aaa she Detfoit Gas coBgasg iAa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

Representative Basrsss of N5eAiaaa
y ia Ohia t.kIag tserl IA tbe siskm,es
1aMPaiga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-01
SPORTS IN GENERAL.
What is Going On in Turf and
Base Ball Circles.
WON BY BALTIMORE.
Errors and Wild Pitching Combine to Hell
Baltimore.

Errors and Wild Pitching Combine to Help
Baltimore.
1t was the first championship game of the
season on the home grounds saws the Balti-
more Neus, describing saturdays game, and,
although the clouds threatened to drop their
burden and stay the proceedings at any mo-
ment. 1.2i2 people, with umbrellas in their
hands and enthusiasm in their breasts. mean
dered out TO Union Park to see the Orioles
tackle Sam Wise, Jim O'Rourke and the other
young bloods from Washington. And as the
rain didn't come down and as the birdlets
tackled not in vain. the cranks, 200 strong.
were happy. Eight to six was the score and
Baltimore had the best end of it,
The contest was very. very different from
those PLAYED in Washington. A number of the
boys who seemed to be suffering from partial
paralysis In those two gruesome games shook
off the malady, and yesterday did as well any
one could wish. 1t was not batting contest
as far Baltimore was concerned, but the
visitors banged the ball right lively, and this,
together with the closeness of the score kept
the interest at fever heat.
Schmit pulled up with pride by his success
against the Senators Friday. started in to do
the pitching for Hanlon's men. lie would have
Jared all right had not Washington started in to
slug about the same time. But they did, and
therein Lies the secret of Schmitty slump. He
tried his speedy ones and he tried those ''dinky-
drinks he talks about. but he'll have 10 take the
old adage's advice and try again. Saturdays
try didn't work worth a cent. Mcmahon. who
took Schmits place after the fifth inning. gave
an excellent exhibition. He was well-nigh I'M
touchable, and there at no time any danger
of Washington's scoring again. While Schmit
was in the box Washington made six runs and
ten hits and drew three bases on balls. During
McMahons sojourn they got no runs, three
hits and no bases on balls
Duryea says that he felt i'll during the game.
but thought that lie could finish, but the sixth
inning proved his error.
1t was an uphill victory, and the final result
was doubtful until the last man was retired.
Stoyey's two-base hit When three men were on
bases, kelly's running catch. Sulivan's short
stop work and Treadway's throwing were the
best points of the game. The score:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-01
WIN Communfcat. with Hi. Friends.

An old man with long beard, who insisted
upon making bed Of the grass in the Capitol
groun, SATURDAY, was arrested by Policeman
Hartigar. ,~ho =, L him in out Of the rain aud
cared for hIm until this morning, when he was
taken to the Police Court a vagrant
The old man story that he belonged in
Cincinnati and that he had been cared for there
by the sisters in the Good Samaritan Home and
from there lac sent TO Mount Hope. near
Baltimore.
When questioned by the judge the prisoner
said he had relatives in Cuficyyille. Kan. lie
also said he paid HIS way out Of Mount Hone
and was released from there lat month. Satur-
day lac said he thought he would rest himself
on the grass. His trouble. he said. Was
insomnia.
Judge kimball held him and directed The
clerk To commuuicate with his frieuas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-01
Amateur Base Rall.

The game between the Orioles and the first
team.of Gonzaga College. to be played las tsatur-
day. was postponed on account of the rain 10
next saturday.
The second nine OF Gonzaga College defeated
the Wide Awakes by a score of 10 to 8 last FRI
day. Challenges will be received from hines
whose members are under sixteen years Of age,
addressed 10 the college.
Il. Stone. 33l ID street southwest. will receive
challenges for the Originals from clubs the
members of which are sixteen wears old.
The Young Starr desire TO hear from all clubs
whose members are under seventeen wears ~
age. Address Z. Cosiuett, 424 9th stree; south
west
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-01


At New York-New York, Is runs le b;.s a
errors; Boston. runs hits. errors Batter.
les, Rusie and DOYLE. Stivetts and Bennett
At PhiladeIphia-p Philadelphia. 10 runs. IA
hits. error; Brooklyn. II runs. Il hits 4
errors. Ten innings Batteries. Keefe, Taylor
and CLEMENT. Kennedy and Daily
At Observation-Disclosures. runs. s hits A
errors: Chicago. runs, 1 hits. errors. Bat
terles. Dryer aud Vaughn. Mauch aud Shriver
Academy. Q
=, At Annapolis Naval Officers, IL: Tug
Party. ].
Al Westminster Western Maryland College.
Z; Agricultural College. 6.
University OF PENNSYLVANIA. IL, Lehigh,
Princeton, 3: Cornell. ?.
YEsTERDAY's GAMES.
1t rained nearly I'll day yesterday at Cincins
nat but the Cincinnatis and Chicagos managed
TO play between showers. The visitors won
without much effort. They hit Jones hard and
opportanely ana Won with plenty 20 spare.
The attendance was 4, $40
Cincinnati. % o o 300 o. -
ChicHgo.....l o 4 o o OO2x7 Q
llichers-Joncs and Canceran and McGinpis.
Ihe hard rain OF the night previous at 81
Louis leil the ground In a miserable condition
on sunday. Fielding was difficult and the
pitchers had little control over the bal n
Louis assumed the lead in the first three in
nlngs and held 1t up TO the sixth. when the
l-oulsvllles bombarded Hawke for a double aud
Three singles. Hawley was brought in 10 tale
his place and proved effective bur the mischief
was done. Jennings. at short stop. PLAYED q
remarkably fine game. The attendance was
3,40O.
I l.; t yilis. I'll dSGSSdS-,S "a Z
f4'ehefs-ha"ir and hawlcy and Ciausen-
Record of the Clubs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-01
Base BAH Notes.

Ease BAH Notes.
Danny Richardson will receive big recen-
ton on Monday from the bleachers. for not
withstanGing his desire to get away from tins
city he has many warm admirers here-Snn-
day Herald. Wrong here. Rchardson never
wanted TO leave here and wouldn't have gone
to BROOKLYN If he hadn't been paid something
like 81 600.
Manager Hanlon percieves how weak is Bal
more's infield. Shndle will be signed to plav
third, McGraw will sit on the bench and
U Rourke VIII cover short.
abolish the short stop" is new suggestion
TO improve batting. Ii will also save salaries
and keep down attendance.
The Chattanooga club Is giving brother OF
Cy Duryea OF Washington a trial a pitcher.
Morgan Murphys conduct in refusing to sign
with Cincinnati Is regarded as peculiarly sell
hsh.-ErchdRge. Yes; very selfish. Murphy
ought TO be thankful he is allowed to live He
left sick bed last year 20 help out the club
How grateful now he should be that they let
him do so and even propose TO pay him Q
salary.
This is the last season for the big league.
When the debts incurred in purchasing the as
sociation towns at the Indianapolis conference
are paid (and the notes mature this YEAR, the
National League will kiss goodbye to ST. Louis,
Louisville, Baltimore and Washington.-Co
lUpbus state Journal And thereby start an
other competitor. That would certainly be
farsightedi
New Works center feld.-Boston Globe This
a week ago. He is now ornamenting the
bench
Capt Tebeau Of the 0eveands In a recent
interview said: I'VE have improved our team In
batting by exchanging Davis for Ewing"
Duke has Joined New Orleans.
New York will open Fries grounds
Louisville has signed Pitcher Farrell.
Notwithstanding reports TO the contrary Dave
Foutz will be field captain well as manager
of the Brooklyns. Danny Richardson will direct
the movements of the infield in PLAYING for
right or left-field hitters. as the case NAV be-
Capt. Ward saws word of any kind has re-
Gently been received by the New York club
from Kelly. 1.-The King has accepted the
clubs terms. and Ward says he would almost be
ashamed TO let the public know how liberal
those terms are.
Joe Hornung's umpiring in the exhibition
games was of high order and Il il evident
that he would make a good man for Nick
loungs staff.
Frank Selee saws be is confident his team will
be in the race from the start but insists that it
is nonsense TO assert that the Bostons or any
other team will have a walkover.
President Young of the National League SAYS
that the records will show that there is not q
PLAYER getting over 6. 400 unless be fills the
position OF manager or captain, for which be 10
entitled to extra money.
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