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New-York tribune., 1897-08-12
PTCKETT'S MEN INVITED.
ASKED To THE BLUE AND GRAY REUNION IN
PHILADELPHIA.

Richmond Va. Aug. ll.-Commander John w.
Frazer Of Colonel Fred Tay Post No l3 De-
partment OF Pennsylvania. q. a r.. arrived here
to-day and at meeting held under the auspices
Of the Young Mems Business Association extended
an invitation on behalf Of the people OF Philadelphia
to the surviving members Of Picketts Division to
attend a reunion Of the Cray and the Blue. to be
ho'd I'm Pl adephia IT IL date in the near future TO
he fixed later CommardcT Frazer was met at the
railway station o. u! arrival by committee repre-
sentInr the Confederate veterans and the Young
Mems Business Association Acting Mayor Turpin
presided at the meeting.
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.,or,,rp DECISION AS TO HIDES

vosh,neton. Aug il.-Assistant Secretary How"
,as decided that hides Of American cattle s'a"es -.
tered abroad are dutiabe on being returned 20 un
,,a,,1 s,ates at the rate of Is per cent ad vaIo's
under the new arlG. !, l. held tha' I'm tsst them
n"te,,nllv change and improve her eondi"no
an article OF commerce, so that the dLu,,c ''
ed Is entirely different from tha' eApo''eu'
New-York tribune., 1897-08-12
ORE MINES RESUME OPERATIONS.

Bessemer. Mich. Aug. 1.-THE Brotherton Mine
at Wakefield resumed operations to-day. and win
Employ 900 men when all the places are filed. The
mine has been closed for the last four months
there being lack Of ore rates. The Sunday Mine
which works In conjunction with the BrOtherton.
probably VIII resume In few days with about the
same force Of men
New-York tribune., 1897-08-12
OVERRUN WITH WHEAT SHIPMENTS.

Omaha. Neb Aug. 1l.-Rallroads south OF here re-
port that they overrun with wheat and cannot
secure sufficient to handle their shipments
Both the Rock Island and the Missouri Pacific rail-
roads are short carsl each line lacking about
three hundred cars OF what 1t needs This short
age. however. affects Kansas more than II does
Nebraska points. The Rock Island Is short at
points in Kansas and Oklahoma
New-York tribune., 1897-08-12
MINISTER MERRY TO BE RECEIVED.
THE STATE DEPARTMENT SAID TO HAVE OVER
COME THE OBJECTIONS OF THE CEN
TRIAL AMERICAN REPUBLIC.

Washington Aug. lit Is said that as a result OF
the correspondence on the subject the State De-
partment has far succeeded In meeting the objec-
tions which were made by the Greater Republic Of
Central America to ". l.. Merry. the newly APP
pointed Minister, to make 1t probable that he VIII
be received.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-12
THOMAS B. DE ARNITT 81 Ed.
MALICIOUS PROSECUTION CHARGED BY CAMERON
MILER-PLENTY OF COAL IN PlrfSB' Ru'

pittsburg. Aug. 1l.-Cameron Miller torherlS
yice-president of the UYIted Mine Workers ASSo-
citation. brought suit to-day for S,W" DAMAGES
against r g. DE Armitt superintendent OIL '"e
Turtle Creek mines OF the New-i orh an" N'o'
Gas Coal Company for alleged malicious prosecu-
,ton In addition TO serving injunctions on Miller,
Mr. De Armltt had him arrested on charges Oh riot @
smhetontiatod al the preliminary hearing OF the
caee before Justice Scmmons and the case was
Coal is still plentiful here. and prices are steady
New-York tribune., 1897-08-12
AMERICAN TINPLATE FOR EUROPE.
SHIPMENTS FROM ELwoOD. IND. TO ITALY AND
ENGLAND.

Ewood. Ind. Aug. 1.-THE first tinplate manu-
factured In America to be sent to Europe is accord
ing to local manufacturers. that started to-day by
the American Tinpate Company OF Elwood On It's
way to Italy. |, carload. consisting OF fve
hundred boxes of the most expensive tnpiaie made
here and II Is said that this Will be followed by
other shipments because OF growing demand
abroad for American tinplatc. The company VIII
make a similar shipment to England tomorrow.
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tho earnings in the same week IN Isso " w'ii tbn
represented about the norman o"S'"e''
road. r =
HARD ON THE BuCKET-sHofs'
HOW THE BOOM IN STOCKS AFFECTS THEM
CHARLES A. BALDWIN COMPANY IN

CHARLES A. BALDWIN CoMPANh iN
.pTFIcuLrIEs
r, ,o,, 4, the stock market is playing the
,,sch,ef with the bucket-shops' Inc
., tho bucket shops ordinarily speculate '"'' o'
,he long side Of the market; consequence
,here is n bull. movement in STOCKS 'ie
.bons have a harI time OF It, JUST as '"'' -
things practically all their own way III
market, Several buckct~shops nave c'ose" u'
while others have ostensipl! chahee' +,
,na poon,e who have amounts due them !"
bucket-shops will do well to call Tor 'he''' o'''''
wise they may not be able 10 se' '"' -,
The hucket-shop of the Charles a be'u"'
Counanv AT No. 10 Wall-st., is in oiih'"'''eS
y. 40, ao,o much business for some time.
Formerly il was big concern with branches az
- ,,o countrv. In 1893 it made about T''o'-
ooo Moe, ~ This money was lost IN inc May
s 1rro r;re IN lS.,5 and since then the 'oi'-
Germ has been restricted III 's 80
~,,'au,os baldwin was formerly president y.
49,, ,,,,ar, hut recently he retired, anu a''eN
- -, Cor tho company in obtaining uus'''s 80
Tor r. in the South. Frank H. "tna~t p"tI The
brother is now said 10 be the pSs pie ,lacea at
apn 3no mn II is stated that only sI,o" ho
naid In Jesse b. Coutant. the W Ontario
company. was formerly HH treaSu nf reelection H.
County n V When he faiieo oi ~
'olmeo ,mT resent embarrassment of the inr Of
nv amc vas brought to notice by tne i,'' ~ Nv
conp"S a.,p,'ort for S9iO u obtained asaihS' 1,bis
= domes X Gardner. of RidgwaH c,,v Court on
Iailss In, Vas nbtained in the Guy NG,s on
Ansust and represents margins ,I,ranied anu the
stock operations. This leuti
papers in the court proceeu'isS ,so-
Tew-York. June 2 leS''
~ cardner ESD Ridgway. Penn. we firmly
Dear SIR In talking vim you yss5ea S5nr drat for 500
eNPeCteuu ~ MI events have transpiT,u 90 We
which precludo the possipillIH for $500 payable
SSn,ember / which rust YOU WI WI, erv much re-
Septelhnon nsyment Mr. Gardner. we ! Her! oiber way
vi OIL, his Situation but do not see S a,s We how
ele' .n.T r. mater az the present tnV W ba able
r ous sxnect before the note hecGlSSs 40 and hope
ever eAr 9, nm which We will gladly 40; aH delaV in
10 10 .ane rou y will NOT be inconVenencea y! '''o
In case YOU choose 20 make any on tbn note for
NV margin which might be nect c very glad to
u p Nv ~ q cash basis We remain Ne!S >IDb w '
yours. CHARLES a. Der c. A. Baldwin
An effort to collect the amount OF the 'uus
want has been unsuccessful. 1t Is salu s"e tha
mem Aa a o,ber fxtures do not belong 10 'iie
nornanv and cannot be levied on
New-York tribune., 1897-08-12

his SUSPICIOUS, but heedIessIy
put them aside as of no mo-
ment. II is the same with the
sickness that ends i'll death.
Insidious disorders of the di-
gcstion and bilious spells arc
passed by as of no moment. In
themselves these complaints
may not be dangerous, but if
neglected their cumulative
effect is terrible.
The man who ueglccts the
New-York tribune., 1897-08-12

Akiba Weinberg, furs.
A. jacket. furs.
D. B. Baker slippers.
Charles A. Gerlach Hotel Gerlach
C. H. Ditson & Co.. music and pianos
l.. DryfoOs Co. manufacturers OF coioreo
skirts.
Bonwit Goldstonc e. CO. suits and cloaks.
Bendheim Brothers e. Co. tobacco.
T. & S. c. White Company. sulphur reiiners
Vought & Williams, iron and blacksmiths
supplies.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-12

a.. Take Hoods Pills Aid as
A116f LttUUQY smatjon Of food. assist
HItOU UJtJ1oOI digestion. prevent a n d
cure copstipation. Get HOODS, DC. Of drug
gists or C. l. HOOD d CO., Lowell. Mass.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-12

HEAVY INCREASES IN STONY BROOK l.. /.
The local tax list of Stony Brook. Long Island,
for this year shows that the assessors nave taken
warning and brought the assessment up. The fol-
Io,yirc Iist shows some of the larger Increases:
New-York tribune., 1897-08-12

The non-,os sident property owners claim that they
have been Disseminated against.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-12
GLEN COVE ASSESSMENT DOUBLED.

The assessment lat of Glen Cove, Long lsland
shows a general doubling of valuation. Some OF the
New-York tribune., 1897-08-12

The man
who is blown
up by a hid
den mine Of
explos sives
may have
seen things
that should
have aroused
New-York tribune., 1897-08-12

An effort to collect the amount ol 'ne 'ru
-, has been unsuccessful. 1t is said the iui .,,o
rjtmre and other fixtures do not oelons - '"e
company and cannot be leVieo On
New-York tribune., 1897-08-12
ENFORCING NEW CIVIL SER|ICE OfDhh'

dISmlsStu - -, = ,,1 ,rIcoo re steodv
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THOUSANDS CHEER RUSIE.
THE BIG PITCHER HAS THE LOUIS
YILLEs AT his MERCi,

And the new Works win NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
BnItimorea set There by batting Rallies.
but the Cincinnatis Lose mt Philadelphia
BrookiS ne Dereated-Gnne on other tteids.
There lie a difference OF but 81 points between
the New Yorks and Cincinnatis this morning.
The locals won rather easily from the Louisviiles
yesterday. thereby making the series a tie. six
victories for zach club. The CinCinnatis, how
ever, were readily disposed OF by the Philadel-
phias. so that Joyce's men are getting nearer
third place. The Bostons showed their true
atrength when they made six runs In the ninth
inning and defeated the Pittsburgs by one point
The Baltimorcs also played uphill ball against
tho Cleyelands and won, thereby keeping tho
Bostons' lead down to % points. Tho Brooklyns
lost to st. Louis and Washington beat Chicago.
The 81. Louis.Louisville protested game ha wing
been thrown out by the League, a victory. has
been taken from the former and a defeat from
the latter in TIE SUNS record. Tho results:
New York. Z; Louisville. 1.
st. Louis. 4; brooklyn. 8.
Philadelphia. 81 Cincinnati. I.
boston. 10; Pittsburg, ~.
Baltimore. l2: Cleveland. o.
Washington, o; Chicago. =
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PATcHoGuE. Aug. l.-Tho third race meet
Of the Patchogue Wheelmen, hold here to-day,
was a success from . racing and financial stand
point W.. E Magee OF the Riverhead Wheel
men and Joseph Curry OF $50 sixth street.
Brooklyn. had bad falls in the fve.mile handi-
cap. Curry was badly bruised. and had to DO
carried TO his hotel. Summary:
one.Mile Novice-Won by Allaire. Hawkins second.
One iie HandicapDwon oy F. .. White, IS yards,
F.A. Mann. 80 yards. second. Time. 2 minutes ~ 80
Two'Mile gandicap-won by F. A. Manr, 90 yards,
I. d. White. ~ yards. second. Time. 4 minutes 81 rs
Five.Mile Handicap-won by Il. B Sands. Is!ip. ise
yaris; !. A MANI. l5o yards, second; henry Holman.
seconds.
Curtiss carried of the honors at the big Twin
City Wheelmen bicycle meet hero to-day. q. H.
half-mile handicap. riding down u cracking neld
in ] minute ! second. the track record.
"A strong head wind DOWN the stretch slowed
otherwise have been record breakers. f. c.
Hansman OF the Harlem Wheolmen won the
A. l. Curtiss OF Meriden was second by an inch,
and a foot Gqls would have eoyered the Lext
a~fteen;mile road race In the morning over
sixty;three contestants. r. NJ. Alexander OF
ra,Sas rdu won the the time, In prize: riding over The
The results In tho afternoon were:
One. Nile Noviee-Won by, h. L. vreedenburg.
Phssips. Ss@x; YORK is..i sAi SsT w h'i Il: w :ss4nf Nor =; X.
fourth: Time. Q minutes ~ seconds.
Hs S@sia1 Ss- ssnSsSas1 .s %Sn By 3. y y. M n EHs.; New
asvrn, third; y. a; Temple, stamford. fourth. Time,
Half. Mile open-won by Hansman. collsts second.
Williams third. curtiss fourth. Time. l minute o
Two,Mls Club championship-won Oy oosser. Cur
one. Mills opeu-won by HAnsman. curtiss second.
Z To2 !; Gaawsl' Elmwood; third; y: o@mpson New
hAlt-Ail0 HAudiClD-WOn Dy TPmDl.. C0llaTt aaoA
fourth. ~
BAY, SIDE. N. Y. Aug, 2l.-Al Bay Side
turned out to witness the iye-mile match bicy-
Gle race between Albert u. filthy and Harry 4.
Banker over the Broadway course this after
Fiiby In IL minutes 80 seconds. Filby crossed
the line seventy-tivo feet ahead of his comptti-
tor. Considerable money was wagered on tho
race was decided over the Elizabeth. Rahw ay course
this afternoon. About forty VIII ,eimen contested for
s tss pr,Iss, The race was &1mS won Dy !; purS Of Eliza.
s ssS second; Time: u min9,ss - 20 seconds \.
minute class. Time. 81 minutes 80 seconds. william
spree OF the South Brooklyn wheelmen won the time
prize In 20 minutes 80 10 seconds. His handicap was
40 seconds.
BUFFALo. Aug. 2l.-There was some good rae
ing at the Buffalo Athletic neld to-day, bui the
New York men were defeated, and therefore
disapPointcd; The event Of the day was the
from New, York and tho other team from Bur.
lYsi0' AT !hS a. N'w George fSFs s'" ssh Sa: d A. \ goTSsi i \.
was A. B; Geehler, r, Y o. z, 2.
From the time the signal WIS given for the start
the Buffalo men began to gain on their rivals.
The Bu9alo team won on the tenth lap. having
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Baseball Games To-Day.

Hartford at Newark; Richmond At Paterson
OTHER oAnEs.
Bay Rid &c VS.. Merritts. at Ambrose Park.
Murray Hills Va. Johnstown f. c., at Jersey City.
Hobo Ken VS.. Genuine Cuba Giants. at st. George
cricket grounds.
Hugh not A. c. second team VS.. New York A. c.. at
Travers Island.
EmrraIIs OF Catholic Protectory VS.. Cuban K Giants.
ut Van Nest.
Williamsburg A. A. VS.. Pacific A. C.. at williams
burg A. A. grounds.
Sewars A. c. VS.. st. Aloysius. at Newark.
Martin h. Brown VS. Domestics, at Far RockawAy.
Williamsburg A. A. Reserves VS.. Hudsons. at South
Brooklyn.
Astoria F. C. vs.. Glenwood A. c.. at Astoria
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Other Cameo
AT ORANGE.
Staten Island 20 0 o o Q % : 8
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and o'Neili DissoIway and U.
O'Connor.
AT oRoToSA PARK.
Williamsburg F.C.l IL IS I
Suburban. .......l o o 0 2 Q 0 | 90 III 2
BA~trries-Charters aud Boylan; Fijuix aud Hesey.
AT ESoLKwooD.
Rveriale Foo o o . i o ga 3 :
-westsrvelt and Hayes; snyder and
Watson.
AT HAcgEssAcK.
oritani y. o.,..,9 o Q o Ii Ia 3
clmon .....,.0 l o o 0 9 IS q
BatterIe -DollArd aud Cunning; schoenhut and
RilrUy.
Al Hound Drook-Bouud Brooks, Il; New Bruins.
wick, ,.
At BABY .or-Babylou. o; Bayport. 4.
At Washin ston, y. J,-WaslingtUn as EastOn A.
At N-ewtOwn-Newtowu Grays. II; Murray Hll +.
C., Ia.
Al MorrtStown-HoSpltAL. I2; Dover. o.
Al MISUNDERSTANDING D. B. c., Z; Brightwood =.
c.4 l..
At New Roch"Iie-HuEuenoL l4i St. ThomGI, D.
A. Arlington Darlington. \; CoHnthiGn, y.
At pemarest-TenAEil Outing Club. 30; HillsdAIe
b u. c., II.
Al Prospect Park-quincy A. c.. ., De witt Clinton,
~ Eagles. Eli shontauk, 10. B. JAuss. 81 LAfAy-
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On erov-Bn,osiyn, ., o. Louis. Q, Lsft On bases-
Brooklyn, z g. Lolis, - Two-oass ~hitsZarifin
Laliy, Harley isJ. bhcrincs hits-shindle. Shoch,
Cross. Laily. firSt base on balls-on Kennedy, O..
Struck out-Dy Donahue. 81 by X nnedy, . Double
and croas. Hit by pltcher-Jally. Um.
pire-Carpenter. Time-2 hours and 4 minutes, AZ.
tendance-9,99l.
PHILADELPHIA. 9; CINCINNATI, 1.
PHILADELPHIA, Aux. 2l.-Ths Reds exerted every
effort possible 20 take to-day's game, but without
fall, Tho scoro.
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Somebody sent q big bunch OF roses to Capt. Joyce
yesterday. Bil, who was on the bench, received
them graclously.
The scenes OF the Boston and Baltimore games as
bulietined at the Polo @ ouuds these days are at
ira ting attention. Every time the opposing teams
score the Gran s break into cheers.
The Louisville club received a despatch from Presi-
dent n. L. Young Yesterday that the 9 M In st.
Louis protested by Louisville because the umpire.
Pitcher Donahue. d 'clared Il forfeited TO ST. Louis In
the ninth inning. has been thrown out OF the official
record by tho Leagues directors.
In the seventh inning OF yhsterday's game At the
Polo Grounds McGre, ono OF the Louisville pitchers
who, dressed in his street cloi hes. had been wat hing
the game from tho left neld seats, Jumped over the
rail into the grass and proceeded tow ard the visitors
bench. A burly policeman ordered him to climb
back. McGee tried to explain. The cop was dat
And grabi oil the ball play r and tried to throw him
back. For u moment IL looked like ., football match,
with the cop running a chance to make q touchdown.
Then The Louisville players demonstrated and McGee
was pc rmitted to 60 to the bench. The laugh was on
the policeman, who had to laugh himself.
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by error-Chicago. Left on Observation-Disclosures. o;
Chicago. =. First base on balls-on Mercer. !; on
ton. 10. Three.base hits-Selbach. Mcclure. Mercer.
Two-base hits-Lange. Ryan. stolen ~bases-selbach.
Brown, Gettman. Mccormick. Double piays-wriR-
ley and Tucker; Kittridg' and Dahlen. Hit by pitcher
BY Thornton, l.. Umpire-Lynch. Ttme-t hour
and IS minutes.
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Lawn Tennis mt southampton.

SOUTHAMPTON, Aug. 2i.-The event OF the season at
the Meadow CLUB, the lawn tennis finals for the Rug.
giles Cup, waS played to-day under the most auspicIous
circumstances. The competitors were W. Rosse'er
Betts md II. q. Trevor, both OF Southampton. Tho
match .tsclf vas not as interesting as had been hoped
for. Belts clearly outplayinR his opponent At all
points OF tho game aud winning ny sc. 81.
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FRANZ Hrennan Pat. Carr to sleep.

NARRAOASsETr PIER. Aug, 2l.-A nnish fight be-
tween George Carr OF Providence and Frank Brennan
0f Brooklyn was pulled on about two miles from tie
Casino here in the small hours ~ this morning. The
men were to have come together recently, hut the
police Interf9r'd. The ring, which was staked on In
tGr'st, Was surrounded by quite a crowd. stanton
ABBOTT ~ England was ref rec. The bate waNed
hard w u the thirteenth ruHnd, neither man having
any Di the better Of II. Rrrn lnn's seconds urged
iim % 20 after his N IN ia lac fourteenth, aud with a
aim stomach blow and q hard right'hand uppeTcGt
on tine Jaw the Brooklyn boxer put Carr 10 sleep.
Brennan, OF course. received the verdict.
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The previous American hour competition
record was 81 miles 1850 yards. held by
Michael. The one.hour American paced record
against time is 80 miles. 1901 yards, held by
LuCiun Lesna. The worlds one-hour paced rec
ord is 81 miles 44s yards, held by J. W. Stocks
of England.
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Totals ia 10 81 10 e Totals. . lp al.ae IL
1.-TWO out when winning run Maa scored.

Totals Ia 10 81 10 e Totals e. l2 21e28 IL I
1.-TWO out when winning run was scored.
Boston ...............9 o 0 o o 3 o 0 els
Pittsburg. ......... ...1 o o 2 l 0 0 . 0-l2
Earrod runs - Boston, 8; Pittsburg, 8. Two.baso
hits-Tenney, Allen, Stahl, Col ms. Bergen, Donovan
(2). Paddcn. Rothfuss. Thre..base hits-Stivetts,
Davis. Homo run-Lowe. Sacrifice hits-Padden,
Ely. First base "n balis-on Lewis, 2; or Stive Is. 4;
on Gardner. !; OF Tannehill, ,. Stolen bascs--Ham.
ilton C2l. Tenney. Donovan. Pa iden. Struck out-By
Lewis, 3; ly SWEETS. 3: nv Gardner, I; by Tannehil,
.. Passed balls-Bersen. Suyt!en Wild p~itch-Gard.
ner. Umpire-oDay. Time-e hours and Is minutes.
Attend ance-8 600.
BALTIMORE, le; CLEVELAND. 9.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 2l.-The champions won q game
from the Indians which abOunded In hard hitting, eX-
ce. lent fielding, and constant kicking, The score:
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Earned Runs-Baitimore 8; Cleveland. 8. Two
base hitS-Teheau. Childs. Kelley. Doyle, Quinn.
Thr e-base hits-Corbrtt. Kelley. stolen bases-
Tebeau. and Wallace: ChIlds and Tebeau. First base
on errors.Baltimore. l; Cleveland. l. First base on
Corbett, s;by Young. l. Left on bases-Baltimore d;
Cleveland, 5. Time-2 hours aud 10 minutes. Um-
Attendance-8.o4S.
WASHINGTON. o; CHICAGO. 4.
WARRINGTON. Aug. 2l.-!Though Anson's shackle-
jointed twirler. Thornton. managed to strike out ten
Of the Senators to-day. enough hits were punched OF
him to land the game for the locals. Earl Wagner
sprang q sensation tonight by the announcement
that four of bis players. o'Bricn, Abbey, Reilly, and the
veteran twirler. silv r King, had received their Ten
adopt the reconstruction policy and build up q new
team. Game was called at the end OF the seventh
inning on account of darkness. Tho score:
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Earned runs-New York. I; Louisville. 1. Two-base
S Sua Sso 500; SIsrf' TN, Thnee,nas h,sTRasie; saSr,'
werden. First base on e~rrors-NewYork. /; Louis.
Vile. I, First base on bails-on RuS,e. /; on Cunning
out-By RuAie. z; by Cunningham. l. Left on tA,es-
New YORK. ii Lou syille, y. DouIl play-Wagner
and Werdsn: wild Eiteh-cqnninghsm. Passed ball
EmSlie and Mcdonald. Attendance-l0.00 o.
ST. LOUIS. 4; BROOKLYN. 3.
The Brooklyn and st. Louis teams brought
their series TO a close at Eastern Park yesterday
afternoon with a highly I'M eresting game, which
Donahue was forced TO quit in tho first Inning
on the previous day. Manager Mailman again
sent his star twirler to tho box. AT the very
start Of The game the home Plsysrs made a lid
three slashing hits had been made Donahue put
on extra steam and checked the Brooklyns In
time TO avoid any more disaster.
pitched kiit-edsod ball. BARNES men managed
TO !ie the score In the sixth inning on Ander;
sons .two-bagger. Alex. Smiths hunt. and
shoch's sacrihce. In the meantime only a few
work of the Brooklyn pitcher was married by his
wilduess. which pr ctically allowed tho visitors
to score two runs In the fourth inning.
win in the tenth inning. Griffin hit to Hartman,
who sent the ball OH IA limo to Grady. but tho
latier's fingers were buttered, dropping tho
sphere as II II, was u hot potato. A very pretty
second. With only one out Anderson sent a
slasbing line drive to ccntre, which Harley cap.
tured ON the run, and. as Mike was half way to
the plate an easy double play was Executed;
hits, which scored the winning run In tho
eleventh Inning. Cross made the star play OF
the game, catching Shoch's low ny while run.
hard hits, while Shindle pulled in three d%ificult
foul lies near tho picket fence. Carpenters
umpiring was without a flaw. Tho score: