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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-04
DTIMONDS SUBJECT TO DUTY
JUDGE TOWNSEND GIVES AN IMPORTANT
TARIFF DECISION.
piAMoxus Ut. But Nor SET. ARE NOT FREE
UNDER VIE PRESENT LAw-IMPoRTERs ~
TEREsTEp ~ THE OPINION

III M NNiIT 80 bi MI Sil. NM MI fiNi-i<
UsnER THE PRESENT LAw-IMPoRTERs ~
rERrsrEp II THE OPINION
Ga, o, me most important decisions handed down
hy the intel state Circuit court affecting the
provisions u III Germany Wilson Tariff bill as Il,
rca'cs - the duties on diamonds. aaG ore for
when thu iowclry tral~ o. this country has been
anN'ou-iy waiting for some time. was handel DOWN
Yesterday by Judge ToNnssnl. ami IN (, the JUICE
reverse. the stan taken by ,he Board OF General
Apnrais.fr enl h~-ls thai diamonds Gu; on; 10.
80. 90. no. 90 b. admitted free o., ia't. hu. are
taxable ~ "a. rate - - p.- ccn, %. vAlor'm.
Tho diamonds in question wcrs Imported 10y !.
FranleTs sons on September -. 1891 They were
assessed for duty by the Collector OF the Port AZ
o. Der cent al vaiortm under Seco. 80, u the &C;
Of August - 1894, which say7 that precious stones
cut hu, not SGT shall be assessed y per cent The
importers contouiei that lie diamonds were free
under paragraph 10 = the IRE list OF said act.
which says. "Dinmonls. miners glaz!ers'. AMI en-
drawers diamonds not se'. AMI diamond dust and
bort AMI jewels 70 ," used In the manufacture OF
watches and COCKS
Tn. Board Of General Appraisers. who were APP
pea,d -. held that diamonds should be free under
tie section last stated From thi' decision The
United states appealed. judge Townsend. In his
opinion. saye.
It j. admitted thai the articles are "diamonls
stones" The position OF thu worl diamonds "a,
the mead ~ paragraph 40 In ne free nat printed
i'm IN. same type The rest OF inc paragraph and
followed 10y a scm!-co.on, O.: .iseif raises a pre-.
SUMPTION Ina; Congress thereby INTENDED - place
ali diamonds upon the free list The rest Of the
said paragraph and the Language - paragraph
2,s f0rciby suggest contrary Intention
Judge Townsend then reviews the Whole law. and
shows that II had been the habit Of those framing
the net to start with sort OF sub-hcad the begin
Ming OF every paragraph, that being for the pur-
nose OF calling attention 10 the kind OF goods that
followed. and for no other reason. He also holds
that diamonds are otherwise provided for In the
act, and therefore are not Included In the free list.
lie SAYS that the phrase precious stones Of all
kinds cut but not set not only concehedy covers
diamonds but Is a specific provision and the only
proyisIon for cut diamonds He says further:
And finally. II the word diamonds In paragraph
lS7 was anything more than a sub heidinS there
would have been no necessity II adding thereafter
in the same para graph the different kinds OF dia-
monds such as miners. GLACIERS. and engravers'
diamonds No sufficient reason has ncen suggested
why II all diamonds were 10 be free congress
should have specifically provided for miners. en-
gravers and glaciers diamonds cut hut not SET
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-04
SUPREME COURT CALENDAR.

WASHINGTON. June 3--suprenlc Court Of the United
States calendar:
No. psi Joseph l.. White agi Martha Ann an
NoriheIn District Of Texas. Judgment affirmed
YIN SSep rss sS to The Of Eas dye
dants in Inc call in warranty. and cause renanded
fen 9d lew tr!sl in regard 70 the issues be
tween the defendant and me executors OF Baker de-
No. sis J. H. White e, al agt Boyd Ewng, ,i re
states Circuit Court OF Appeals for the Sixth cir
e,lit. Question certified answered IN the aifrina-
No 2ss The Wisconsin Central Railroad Corr
pany as Wa% fSsy,nl sro fF OF wscon
Judgm =. reversed with costs and caus, remande7
with SECTIONS to award new TRIAL ,.. ~
No ~ Henry +. Spencer agt. Alexande: Nc
Douga in error to the Circuit court for the West
ern District of Wisconsin Judgment reversed with
costs and cause remanded. with directions to award
esii coSr, for he Western District Of Louisiana
Judgmen; reversed with costs and cause remonded.
~ ~ G s chs 10 1TAfd orn "s ss Smith ct
irc S'' Of Florida Judgmsn, affirmed with costs
No $50 Henry Hilton et a. ag; Gustaye Berlin
Circuit .C9ur; for the southern Dis,ric! OF New
lork Juds;Hhi reversed WIN cos,s ana causs re-
ana S o Ss new WHITES 81 ur,hS y %
nsn Of BE x eTf1a nlss pro tune OF the
No ls. samuel J. Richie agt James 2. McAlqilen
D!str.c: Of Ohio. Judgment affirmed with costs and
interest.
No 239 The Central Land Company Of West Viz
gina agt. john r. Lailley. In error 10 the Supreme
Cour, OF Appeals OF the State OF West Virginia.
Dismissed for the Of jurisdiction.
No. SG} John Brown agt. the United States. In
error the Circuit Court for the western District
OF Arkansas. judgment reversed and cause re-
maried. with directions 20 set aside the judgment
as well as The verdic,s upon each count Of the IN
dctment. and grant new trial
No. 2jS Mason T. Gray agt the state OF Connecti-
cut. In error 10 the supreme Court OF Errors OF
the State OF Connecticut. Judgment affirmed with
costs.
No. SOs Ozias TOWNSEND agt- the s.. Louis and
Sandoyal Coal and Mining Company et al Appeal
from the Circuit Court for the Southern District Of
Illinois. Decree affirmed with costs
Elk par,e: In the matter Of william Bel. petit
toner. Motion for leave to te petition for writ
of habcas corpus denied
No. 1875. The Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad
Company et al. agt John " i2uter. In error 70 he
Supreme Court OF the State OF Michigan. Judgment
affirmed with costs
No. 1.U2l. The United States against James NJ.
Burr Ct al. On a certificate from the Court " Ap,
peas for the Second Circuit First question certified
answered IN the affirmative. and second question
certified answered in the negative.
Orlcr--It is now he-e ordered by the Court IA.
all the cases OF he docket not decided and all other
business OF the term not disposed Of by the Court
be- and the hereby, continued Until the
next Of the Court.
Adjourned 20 the time and place appointed ny
law-Monday October II. 1850
n r.i9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-04
1 STREET RAILROAD EXTENSION.

Albany lure 3-Certlfcates OF extensions OF
their lines were fled by the following Ncw-Nork
CITY railroads with the Secretary Ct state to-day:
Columbus and Ninth Avenue Railroad Company
10 operate A new branch. beginning with the com
pany's existing road. at Columbus ave ana one
hundred-and- ninth-st westerly. on one. nuhared,
and nlnth-st 40 feet. TO connect with pranch OF
the Ninth Avenue Railroad Company. peSinnns al
Amstcrdam-ave- and One-hundred ana mn n 81 I,
easterly on hundred and St. 100 teet to
connect With a branch OF the Columbus ana Ninth
Avenue Railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-04
EAsTBorND FREIGHT SHIPMENTS.

Chicago. June 3--Eastbound freight shipments
last week amounted IS 800 tons. compared with
7elg for the previous week. and i9ii7 FOR the cor
RESPONDING week OF last year shipments were d.
vidcd as follows: Michigan Central s5i2; Wabash.
81: Lake shore $500: Fort Wayne. 1895: pan
ha ndle" Bis: Baltimore and Ohio 1907; Grand
Trunk } 80: 'Nckel Plate, 3,2Sl: Erie 3HG: Big
Four" 800 Shipments by lake lines were 1902
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-04
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
"Nothing like it " the women say; ana
the men. and the storekeepers-anypody
who knows ANYTHING about what Sucn
goods usually are. 1hrongS at every
counter.
The great Iune sale is catching the town.
Here are hints OF few ltems-maybe one
in Il dozen.
GOWNS
Strong muslin Gowns, mother hubbard peated yoke,
embroidered uiffe on neck, yoke and sleeves, %
in long, 3sc only three pieces to one buyer of a
Heavy muslin Gowns, motheT hu1oAIu yonI L ,,ot-
fine spaced pleats. Hamburg mfle on neck YOKE
and sleeves. So in. long, SIS
Strong muslin Gowns. mother hubbard YOKE, OF
Is fine spaced peats; collar and cuffs feather st'ol'
ed ribbon at neck, So in. long, oSc.
DRAWERS
Strong muslin Drawers, with wide hem and D pleas,
woke band, 49, Only three pieces sold TO one
Strong fine muslin Drawers wide hem and pleats,
3Oc; same in cambria, J5o. =,
Fine heavy muslin Drawers with neat Hamburg ri'Ile,
pcats above, SOC; same in cambria ooc
SKIRTS
75c
Muslin umbrella Skirts. with ruffle trimmed with fine
Hamburg edge, 81.
Good heavy muslin Skirt hemstltehed embroidered
riftle pleats above, SlZ5.
CORSET COVERS -.
Fine cambria Corset Covers, high reck, 'nn'med VIII
embroidery l2c. Only three pieces sold 10 one
buyer. ~.
Fine cambria Corset Covers trimmed with machine
made torchon lace Us.
Fine cambria Corset Covers. front, high back
trimmed with neat embroidery 25c.
FOR THE CHILDREN
Childrens Drawers, good, durable muslin, cluster o.
pleats and deep hem, to 4yearS, TO-; to IL
years Nc
Cambnc short Dresses, yoke Of handsome embroidered
insertion between clusters Of fine pc1s, o months
and and years, So.
second Floor. broadway.
SILvERWARE
Guaranteed lust as woolcns and silks are guaranteed
The exclusive 100 200 Per cent. profit houses don
Ike il that we content 10 sell so near 10 bedrock
cost But we 60 on selling just the same
Overhauling some lots o. the plated goods-soine
that have been maybe month IN the house Toe
long We don't keep them TO look at.
81 Cake Baskets, Bread Trays, Cracker Baskets
duadnrlc Plate copyofS1j modelSr-maygo at 81
s. Fruit Baskets triple rate at 81
Olive Dishes (luairuple plate, glass interior, that
have been 81 90 to S. may 80 at 81
Tenth street
UMBRELLAS
FOR rain or shine fine quality Of twled Helvet's SIX
with paragon frame. firm stout English hard wood
handles 80 in SI.15, % in. sI.G
Fine quality dos. rolled Umbrellas with silver de-
post ana plan handles. 500
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-04
COURT OF APPEALS.

calendar for Tuesday IS Nos az. 9'S. 50. 30
81 and s6i The day calendar IS Nos 49, I~'
49, 2l0 40 ~. and i2
Company. % Albany. against John Palmer e. a =,
an appeal from Judge LANDLORDS order ~ me Siate
printing contract case j. the last number On nc
motion calendar 1t VIII be hear! tomorrow. Il
II IS reached.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-04

REFEREES APPOINTED.
SU1rem" Court
BY Andrews
Stems Manhauan Railway Company ct all Bogert
rs same. secor I, vs. same, Catcher vs. s'me'
seellg sane-Gioer " speir. George H. Taylor ani
William 7. Gardner.
Nclre Adam-Trederick Smyth.
Hollrook W. thalmeit- John II. Judge.
Billet sherwood. Clarence ". Francis.
Washington .ic Insurance Company vs.. Baker-Charles
II. Truax.
BY Insrahaui. J.
,saacs HAYWARD Francis i. LoDrey.
Irving living William g. Choatc
i:e la Marta--Grrre lnncOa.
Pleas.
Ey Gogerich. J.
Foley Mercantile National Bank-Gcorse c. H,.
Superior Cour~
Ly Duero J.
Eel Shaw-Richard y. Arnow.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme court
by IrgIahnrl. J.
Horace Il. Mitchell Fiqua club AssociaiioE-Jacob
y. Cantor.
+. Rollins Morse VI. L. X CorGage Comrasy-John J.
Waterbury and William l.. strong.
Common Pleas
Iy Day. {. J.
Marcus schack Emanuel s,emberg-Emanue Raun-
helm.
Superior Court
by McAdan J.
Mater Of Hart & co-IeTnard $. Mckoon.
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tcriaIs with cuffs to match in white and light combine
tons; all sizes.
broadway.
BOOKS-STATIONERY
Take minute or five minutes at the New Book table
and you'll know exactly what the publishers are doing
You can feel the quick pulse Of the new department
| Magazines have ! separate counter Current mum.
bers of the leading periodicals on sale Subscriptions
taken at special rates Addresse, will be changed At
any time on request Price list OF magazines to any sps
| plicant
STATIONERY for the tourist or for the stay-at-
! home.
60 sheets Paper ruled or plain, with 60 Envelopes.
49,
100 sheets Paper, cream; wove or Irish linen finish,
with 100 Envelopes, 48c: commercial size &c.
Pound package satin or linen finish Paper ruled q
plain 20.
"a sheets Paper with "a Envelopes, rev tints Isc
Sterling silver Penhoders. 9Sc.
Sterling silver Pencils, SOC.
! Fountain Pens, 81.
| Economic Fountain Inkstands, Is.
Postage Stamp Album Alto size, 1000 enyavinA
Sl15.
Ninth street.
COTTON DRESS GOODS
There's new touch on them. There's new space
for them New records are being made.
The more you know Of such goods the more youTl
be surprised at the new order Of things.
We mean these goods for consumers only; traden
/ would I've glad enough TO get them 10 sell again.
! Lancaster Cinghams in staple checks, &C.
Standard quality Shifting Prints, white ground with
small figures and stripes, g.
| Fire Zephyr Cinghams N pretty pads and stripes,
H.
Remnants in brown and blcathed Muslin and Sheet
ings ) to l0c; were 10 2jc.
| Cotton Crepon in pink-andwhite, blue and-white
blaek-and-whltc and butter-oolo -and-whie I've
I'd, originally 2jc.
! Very fine imported corded Batste, back-and-w white
and hlte-and-whi,c, 15c I'D. reduced from 40c.
Fine striped Organdies in very handsome printngs
and oolorlngs, zsc; from 6jc
Fine striped imported Jaoonets in handsome colorings,
25c yd.; from 65o.
Corded soft finished aconets in pink, blue and white
grounds, with stripes or flowers, Is yd; from Csc
Corded and striped soft finished Jloonets, white
ground and pretty colonngs, 2Oc
| Fine aconets Of fancy weavcs in beautiful deagnA
white ground and handsome colorinss I9cy d
Soft finished Nansook fine striped and plan weaves,
pink and ecru grounds, in pretty eolors, ISc yd;
originally 43c
Fourth Avenue.
FOR GIRLS AND MISSES
Misses one and two piece Galaea Blouse SUITS, and
| lawn and dotted Swiss Dresses, 90 is; from
80 - and 81 50: Of course they're little mussed
Infants white and colorei Dresses little soled, that's
| why they are So from 81 and $50.
! second Floor. Fourth Avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-04
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
EARNINGS OF THE ST PAUL.

Chicago June 3-The earnings OF the Chicago
milwaukee, end St Paul Railway for the fourth
week OF May were S7i661o. for the corresponding
week of 1894 s1ia.235 decrease, S2.sGJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-04
NETWORKS PUBLIC SCHOOLS
LNNXNl.
SURROUNDINGS OF PRIMARY SCHOOL
no. I.
THE SUGGESTION THAT TIE FIRST LESSON
TAUGHT TO MANY PUPILS IN TIE LOWER
GRADES SHOULD BE BATH Is
BEING CONSIDERED.

BEING CONSIDERED.
7, would be difficult TO overestimate the value OF
the work that is being done IN THIS city j" the
urinary schools The grammar schools perform
=, ,r,no-,.r, dutv In giving the children higher
oducation and preparing them for an active me-
but many children 10 not get beyond the primary
grades OF instruction. as the conditions OF lie
compel them 10 so to work at an early age ne
urinary schools receive into their lower grades the
raw material of New-iorks composite poP"''
,ton Emily 50 per cent Of the children entering
.hosa arc ~ foreign-born parents. and perhaps -
nor cont have little or knowledge OF the Eng
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father. Theodore Roosevelt The suretes on rne
hord O, W Emlen Roosevelt are Robert H. hcose-
Welt and James A. Roosevelt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-04
BOSTON AND ALBANY DIVIDEND.

Boston, June 3.-The Boston and Albany directors
odav declared the regular quarterly dividend Of
per cent. payable on June -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-04

nuence on corn than wheat for Nebraska Kansas and
Iowa all grea, states and all OF mem had
drenching Saturday and sunday The Prairie Farmer
said 100000 than at harvest
last year. Prices early dropped about &c The close
showed about half Of this July sold between
52',c and ooc. and closed at 5l-sc Receipts were es
cars the estimate for TUESDAY. TO The local stock IN
creased $4,000 The hna recovery In sympathy with
wheat and the failure OF the Signal Service Depart
Indicate any relief for east OF the
Mississippi.
oats acted as corn didwere weak early and rallied
toward the cloce. July opened 30Nc. sold between
30tc and 2Ssc; and ciossd at 3le The Prairie Far.
mer estimated the 1.5000o than last
year. and put the condition 1873 The local stock In
creased 363. 600.
Provisions were supported by Armour. They closed
practically where they did Saturday This was In spite
OF the Disappointing announcement Of stocks and IN
spite Of large hog receipts There were 5000 at the
yards the estimate for Tuesday 20 900. -.
On the curb puts July wheat closed tic; calls q
sOhc Puts on July closed ct sic: calls ct o3xc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-04
LET THE MERCURY CAPER

Hot or c00l-WhdteUer The Summer
weather. here the light beze-wen In"g you ~0"' ana wh
less to pay for them than you suspect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-04

THE ROOSEVELT CHiLDREN's GUARDIAN
Justice Andrews. 0. the Supreme Court. has ap-
pointed W Emlcn Roosevelt guardian OF Anna
Eleanor Roosevelt. aged ten years, and Grace
Hall Roosevelt. AGED three years. the children OF
Anna Hall Roosevelt and Elliott Roosevelt, BON
OF whom are dead. The children arc entitled 10 an
estate OF $3.50 each under The VIII Of their grand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-04
Court CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

SaecsHs " e. q, S'a 3. h' e c q
L. rs; s. s. i,' IS 81. o. % ~..
supreme I1tri-c nambcIs-i.-i5fr An;'e"s: ', .1
supreme cour,.sreeinl Terr-r.r J. hefore Beach. H.
aaI fact. Nos. III 2--7. 1914. 25lS 2'' case IN
sapr~me cour,-specis Tern.-rart II-Bcfore ---. J
SUPP cur special Term-rart rlI-Hetore -. j.
S S5,, ' d" ,g -~sre ra,'es to be
sen. cca sS r1 81 fl 'Ea c;: @s".fee to
sen, rei" l IL RI inslnha Nos ee2
1885, 33oG 1907. 2672 3ly3 GO -.,l. -, -ts o. -.
$50 2FS 1916 5Si2 2I23 2is4. .oi $50. c''- Case
' Circuit, Inetare lavrenc. Causes to
superio- co,f,spr-ai Term -Bcfor~ Dusro. Nos.
81 saps T General Term Before Frscdnan p J.
superior cour'-Equiy Adjourned 70: the term
suErosa,cs Court chaHtegs- Before Ti'zseraia No
jane whe. Matthias = Wison racl L Roscn'lsi ca-
Ii s,iller, az 1890 m K'sina Blum John j. German.
sarsIogs,es cour-1riai before Arnold $50.
70 l'i oS x. Mc IKE N os a. M e. io75 Win =
Common special Before Bschon r j.
Common rie@s-Equy Term Before Gl.rer.ch j
Nos ~ 10 H. = j. 70 - q 2. 2 "a rs 10; a. ,S 30
l.a Iii iIS nj I.G case undnsi 3D. -
Trfiq ,,G s ;es p, s''q ~,
ls s9e ,c I .te i i%9 , iS i sI ,s .5 M
conmea r.s.Tr'a Term Ter, Par ll,rc;,se Pryor j.
conimor ,cas-Trial Terar4r' iii 'efors DAILY. G. J.
ci,y conr,--spcciai Tcrm-nefors r.'zs'ron-. J. Mo
ci,y Court Trial rern-part I-ne:o'e M,c~r'h,. }.
81: I'm i3 lS sS Ss i l is: 7s s, ;s3
N ny sss 1857 IL; Isl. 81, Foo ; z;"Ss :2 g.o
2o2l 49,; 1>9s. l:"S. 49, % ~? icg ins2 .r,,.
Sid iso 1872 iSs2 ' 81 i 1874 1885, i S5 10 ei
cYy ccur,-Tral rersn-rar, Iu-ne:ore conlan. j
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T. UROPEANS AND TRAVELLERS will nnd
the Londcn once OF The Tribune. 70. Fleet strss%
r. c. convenient place to leave their advertisements
end subscriptions for Tie TrtounA
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, 81 CHEMISETTES AT 2SC

Very nobby, well made, Of the mst stylish ma.
tcrals, with cuffs to match, in white and light combina-
tons; all sizes.
broadway.
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Y. M. c. A. NOTES

The Convention to Be Held at Los An
geieS This Week.
The usual religious meetings were held
in the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion parlors on Sunday.
The educational classes are progressing
nicely under the instruction provided,
and the gymnasium pupils are doing ex-
cellent work.
The members OF the association have
been talking up The matter of attending
The State Convention 1T Los Angeles
with good deal OF enthusiasm during
the past weak. 1t is expected that the
delegates who have gone south will bring
back valuable reports of what is beng
conplished in Young Mems Christian
Association work throughout the State.
The committee lii charge OF the cOnven-
tiOn have provided d choice program III Q
OF exercises.
The PentathIon contest, in connection
with The convention, will be the first of
the kind held under the international
Committee rules, and viii mark an epoch
IN The programme OF physical work.
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CHIN HANES SENTENCE

1t Was Continued Yesterday by Judge
tatiin Till To-day.
When the sentence of Chin Hane and
Hoey 1On Sing came up III Judge Cat
Inns court yesterday, A. l.. Hart ap-
peared and asked continuance on the
ground that he had only just returned
and had had no time TO examine the record
and protect the rights OF the men. He had
supposed that Johnson q Johnson were
the attorneys of Chin Hane, but as Mr..
Johnson had stated that he was not, he
would look after The interests of Chin
Hane to protect mis- rights.
he said that the Supreme Court had
stated in its decision that certain testi-
nony should have been excluded il he
(Hart had objected to it. As matter of
fact, he did so object, and the record
shows it. The court had overlook ed 1t,
however, and he wished 10 bring the
matter TO its attention aud see ii the re-
lnittitur could not be Withdrawn.
District Attorney Ryan could not see
how the fact could change tie result, IS
the remittitur had been sent to this
court. and nothing remained but 10 pass
sentence.
The court did not see how the mistake
of the upper court could be relnedied
now, but after some discussion the mat
ter was continued till to-day.
The record-union., 1895-10-09

enth inning. In this inning an incipient
riot followed Tebeau's attempt to spike
Hotter as he ran past first. Returning to
the base, Hoffer vigorously pushed Te-
beau, telling him to the ground. Excite
ment ran high as the players rushed in
from the field, while yells ana impreca-
tions filled the air.
The champions added another tally 10
their score in the ninth, and at one time
had chance OF winning the game. With
two out, McGraw and Keller drew bases
on balls, and jennings was hit by the
pitcher. The crowd, meantime, was
wildly encouraging the home players and
trying 10 rattle the others. With the
bases full, Kelley was besought III frantic
terms to bring them III. The best he
could do was to single, scoring McGraw.
with chance to win the game and pos
sibly the cup, the rooters begged and be-
sought Drodie 10 punch out a triple or
homer, but he failed iniSerably.
The crowd lett the grounds in bad
hunlor, hundreds of them lining up
about the players clubhouse awaiting tn Q
appearance of tho Cleveland team. The
police were. however, prepared for any
outbreak that might occur, and quickly
drove the mob back until a paSsageway
had been made Tor The Forest City men.
As they filed into their stage platoon OF
mounted police surrounded IL and opened
an avenue for the bus 10 drive through
Several policemen rode in the vehicle,
while others were on top. The tormida-
bic array OF Dlueccats deferred the crowd
from making any hostile demonstration,
and the team reached its hotel without
molestati0n.
The chilly weather had bad effect on
the attendance. which was little less
than 5OCU. Score:
Baltimore, s, >.
Cleveland ., IL, g.
Observation-Disclosures and Clarke; Young
and Zinmer.
mpires-K eeie ami Hurst.