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Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-20
Labor situation Unchanged,

Up TO last night the labor situation re-
mained unchanged, the carpenters not walk
ing out yesterday, as it had been announced
they would. The plumbers interested as
serted they had not yet signed the agree
ment sent down by the Omaha journeymen
plumbers, but instead had sent to the Omaha
plumbers a copy of an agreement which
they were willing to sign. It might be
said. therefore, that negotiations are still
pending and the chances are that the car
penters will not take UP the fight until all
means OF an amicable settlement have been
exhausted. Those in a position to know
asserted yesterday afternoon that it was
doubtful IL there would be any trouble. the
chances being that the differences now ex-
isting would be settled one way or another
before long. Work on the old Pivonka
block at Twenty fourth and L streets is
now at a standstill, but carpenters on other
buildings about the city worked the same
as usual yesterday. One property owner
who ccntsmplates the erection Of building
was notified that he must have his plumb
ing done by a master-- plumber who had
signed the agreement OF else the carpenters
and bricklayers would refuse to go to work.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-20
Standing of the Teams.
CHAMPION WILL MEET SAILOR
Jeffries and sharkey Sign Agreement
to Fight Twenty-Five Rounds
on October 23.

NEW YORK, June 1g.-Wllliam A. Brady
and Tom O'Rourke, representing Jim JEFF
ries and Tom Sharkey. respectively, met
today and signed the following articles for
a fight between their men. The fighters
agree to engage in a contest for the cham
pionship OF the world under the following
Coatest shall be twenty-five rounds for a
decision and shall take place on October
ducements off=red by midnight, September
70. and II held in New York state the con-
MARQUIS Of % %oueensberry I,tq rules rule viii T govern
and the men will be. permitted to fight with
one hand free, each protecting himself IN
command of the referee. Soft bandages are
10 be allowed. but they must be sausfac-
eipal. The gloy=s shall not weigh less than
five ounces and each principal shall be per
mitted TO furnish his own gloves, which
approval at O'clock on the day Of the con-
test and remain in his custody until the
men enter the ring The efticai time5keePsr III ,5S @
testants and each contestant will be al
lowed one ttmeke.per. george @ SileF va; vas
take the Entire purse.
The agreement provides that II either
man shall suffer a defeat between now ana
light will be declared off. After the club
articles are signed neither man shall en-
gage in any contest except with his spar
ring partner or shall forfeit the amount hs
has deposited.
On the signing OF these articles each man
shall post 81 500 with Az Smith, who shall
be final stakeholder, said forfeit to stand
as a guaranty OF good faith and to go 10
tn. contestant who has lived up to the
agreement The club receiving the contest
shall post IS 900. to be divided between the
two msn in Gaze the club fails to fulfill the
contract. Each party agreed 10 post s. g0
in all. which Is to be forfeited In cas- OF
the failure TO live up to this and the club :
articles.
The parties mutually agree to contest r:
catchwelghts The referee shall have the
power TO decide any and all points which
NAV arise that are not covered by the
articlss OF agreement.
Il Is agreed that II the contest takes place
at LenoN Athletic club or the Coney Island
Sporting club the present size Of tn rims
shall not he altered from this time on under
penalty Of forfeiture OF the cash deposltsd
BY O Rourke and Brady. II the contest Is
held outside OF either OF these clubs th7
ring is TO be twenty feet square in the
] clear
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-20
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

E. W. Nash and son have returned from
the east.
Mrs. J. Boquet of Nebraska City was in
town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. VI. Fitzpatrick OF Beatrice
are visiting in the city.
]. s. Butterfeld OF London, England, is 4
guest at one OF the leading hotels.
DR.. Mary ]. Breckenridge has gone to
the Black Hills to be absent two weeks.
J. NJ Woolworth and daughter expect TO
leave this week for an extended trip through
Europe.
w H. Finley of the State college OF
Pennsylvania registered at leading hoter
Monday.
John Rosicky. propertor of Pokrok
Zapadu, has gone to WILDER, Neb., to call
on old-time friends.
Or. J. P. Lord returned yesterday from
Rockford, III. Mrs. Lord and children will
remain there for some weeks.
Louis Bernstein arrived home yesterday
from Hebrew Union college at Cincinnati
to spend the summer with his parents.
Charles Bradley and Master r. 3. Brad
Fey OF Newark, y j., and Mrs. H V. Butler
OF Paterson, y. j., are guests at the Millard.
G. Jameson, Ed Langan and w. Sampson,
all OF Hayden Bros, returned yesterday
from Langd 4, Mo, with something less
| than 1000 pounds OF fish
Mr. A 5. Lee Of the Milard hotel was
Unexpectedly called 10 Wilmington, Del,
Monday by a telegram announcing the
serious illness of his wife.
Misses Jeanette and Mary Underwood OF
Dayton o.. are in the city visiting Mrs. W.
! r. Kelly. The Misses Underwood were resi-
dents OF Lincoln and are very well known in
Omaha.
menas cathedral. left Sunday for Den
yer 10 offciate at the uuptial ceremony Of
an old friend. which occurs in that city to-
morrow morning.
Charles F. Fishback, an attorney and
! James G. Rankin, a prominent miner Of
Rawlins, Wyo., are registered at the Mil
lard. Mr. Rankin is interested in the Grand
Encampment country, which he thinks is
| one OF the most promising sections in the
west.
At the MIllard: Thomas E. Rogers New
York, C. L. Llnley Chicago J. VI. Regan,
Chicago; II. D. Seayey, Kansas City; George
Bauer Linc0Fn; E. E Hnkle. J. W,
Angeles; J. E. D. McMecham, Chicago,
George A. swales, Buffalo.
Major william Monaghan, who was sta
toned in Omaha for nearly a year as an ad-
ditional paymaster in the army. has had the
order for his discharge revoked, and he Is
again in the service. After the order was
Issued the major returned to his home ut
Cleveland, o. Il is believed his next as
signment will be at Portland, Ore.
At the Her Grand T B. Buckurt Kan
sas City J. W, Argebright and wife New
York; George G. Williams, Chicago; Charles
II. Beckett, Pittsburg; E. E Tomlinson,
Kansas City; c. C. Jones. ]. E. Stewart,
Chicago; y. s. Harwccd, James Manahan,
Lincoln; r. d. Campbell z. Farmer and
wife, Charles 7 Hoagg, Chicago; F. o.
Hitler, Sheridan, Wyo; ]. C. Mitchell
Kansas City; D. ]. Sinclair, ST. Louis A. o.
Swift, Chicago; James Frawley, Deadwood;
]. y. McNutt, Kansas City, c. C. Nc
Nish Fremont; E. z. Brown, Lincoln; L.
Mcmahon, f. G. Maui. Chicago; z. T, Lam
berton, Boston; B. B. Campbell, Kansas
( City; A. W. Brown. New York: C. G, Baker
Beatrice; E. c. Bickford Nebraska City;
Charles NJ Clnway, Sioux City; Arthur
Bell st. Louis.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-20
BEFORE THE GRAND MUFTl
Nearly 100 South Omaha Citizens
Swear Allegiance to
the King.

There are nearly 100 South Omaha busi-
ness men who know all about the mysteries
Of the knights OF Ak-SarBen. These men
we're out at the Castle last night, where
hey met the grand multi, who told them all
about it.
Last night the mercury hcvsred close to
the century point but the temperature was
not a comparison to the time that the
knights Of Ak-Sar- Ben put up for the can
didates from the great packing center. They
set them a pace that was hard to follow and
kept it up all the evening. All OF the ma
chinery worked to a charm, several new
kinks being added to the appliances. which
pleased the unfortunates-pleasei them be-
cause they escaped with their lives.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-20
EVENTS on THE RUNNING TRACKS.
Jockey Maher Excluded from Track
for His Ride ON Rnnnstar.


NEW YORK. June l9.-Today's card at
Shsepshead bay was spoiled by scratches,
but the favorites had their innings In the
Daisy stakes Media and Mis- ricordla were
equal favorites. It was lit;le more than a
walkover for Media for she won all the
way. Central Trust took the sixth race by
equaled the track record.
W. II. Clark, the owner Of Banastar, IA
vorlte for the suburban, ordered Jockey
Mahsr away from his stables today and
told him n could not ride for him or any
one else during this and next year Mr..
1880 and 1900 and says he prefers 10 pay him
the $1,000 a year 70 stay on the ground.
was pulled in the big race Saturday, but
declares he will protect other owners Re-
FIRST race six furlongs: Admiration won,
Prrss;idg!tatrice second, Abuss third. Time
second race selling one mile and fur
long. Holland won, Estaca second; Bon
Ino thtgd. Time: 1854 Is
Third race, Daisy stakes. Eve tur,oIgs;
Media won, Mis- ricordia second The Bobby
Fourth race. one mile: MAY Hemostead
won Merry Prince second. Byron McClel-
land third. Time: 1893 l-5
Fifth race, selling, nv. furlougs: Mauyilla
won: Prestige second. Fluke third. Time
sixth race. Grass Selling stake one and
one-s!xteenth m il5s: Central Trust won,
! Intrusive stcond, Concord third. Time
CINCINNATI. June ls.-The favorites
| were beaten at Latonia today and the book
I lss reaped q rich harvest. Results:
First rae. six furlongs. selling: Crystal
/ line won; Fairy Dell second, Miss Hudson
third. Time: :042s.
/ Third race. one mile. selling: Beaua won
/ Salvarez second. Freak third. Time: l:42
I Ssmp'r Idsm finished second, but vas dis
/ qualified for f1uling.
I Fourth race one mile selling: School
! GlEl w9n, shield Bearer second. D!ssoIut'
Fifth race. ssv n flrlonEs: Strath LiEht
won, Postmaster Bailey second. Dissolut'
I third Time. l.l3i
| Sixth race. one mile. selling: The Electo,
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won. Yubadam second Friss,and third
Tine: l4i.
ST LOFTS. June i3.-Ouly one outsider.
Lady CALLAHAN. was able 10 land wi.htn
the money at the fair grounds today and as
a consequence tho salient was WI re-
munerated. Results:
First race. selling six furlongs: Hlndoo-
net won. w. 3. Gates second Tava Harris
third. Time l:liA
Second race selling, seven fur;ongs; The
Pride won, Sir Gatian second Colonel Cas-.
sidy third. Time i:ZSiz.
Third race. selling. one mile and seventy
yards: Duke OF Baden won, Dutch Bard
second. Les Bruno third. Time: Ia.
Fourth race purse. six fur,ongs: Ken
s!ns.1n won, la josephine second. Faus-
tur0 third Time. l.ij.
Fifth race purse five furiongs; Southr5n n
Girl won Sam Phillips second, Felix Bard
third. Tine. l.02.
Sixth race. purse one mile and twenty
yards. Lady Callahan won, MeadowthoTpe
s.cond Be True third. Time: liza.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-20
Magic city Gossip.

Bids for permanent sidewalks closed at
noon yesterday.
Mrs. p. c. Young, who has been seriously
i'll, is improving.
George w Davis is building a cottage at
Sixteenth and streets.
The Board OF Equalization will continue
in session today and tomorrow.
Miss Efie Gardner. Twenty fifth and J
streets, has gone to Blair to visit friends.
John Myers has taken out permit for a
cottage, to be erected at Eighteenth and R
streets.
The city officials are complaining because
awnings have not been placed on the
buildings.
Ed Pollard is home from Wyoming.
where he is employed with Union Pacific
surveying outfit.
A. L, Bergquist, the feed and coal man,
leaves today for Dalesberg, S. D., to spend
a month with friends
The Omaha Packing company is build
ing an addition to its cooper shop. The
new building is 66xs0 fee.
Frank J. Moriarty, cashier OF the Pack
ers' National bank left yesterday for Bos-
on, TO attend to some business matters.
The Ladies' Circle OF the First Methodist
Episcopal church will give a trolley party
this evening leaving y street at o'clock.
Monte Weeks, clerk at Clark's drug store,
has gone TO be!leYlle, Kan, 70 spend a
couple OF weeks with friends and relatives.
Mrs. H. X. Wolfe, wife OF Superintendent
Wolfe OF the public schools, is quite sick at
the home OF DIT. Wolfe's parents in Lincoln.
Captain E. T. Edwards OF the Salvation
Army gave stereopJicon views e The Life
Of Christ" at the First Presbyterian church
| last night.
Complaints from properly owners on the
1889 assessment will be received by the
city clerk up to Wednesday afternoon at )
p. m. No complaints were filed yesterday.
A meeting OF the Commercial club is on
the bins for tonight. In case there is a
quorum q committee from the Board OF Edu-
cation will tell about the needs OF a new
High schCof building and will try TO ascer-
tain the feeling OF the club in the matter.
j. Piquett, an employe at Cudahys, was
severely scaTded with a weak solution OF
lye yesterday afternoon. The temperature
OF the lye was about 1870 degrees and the
burns, which are principally in the abdomen.
are very painful DR.. Slabaugh attended
/ the case and stated last night that Piquett
/ would pull through all right.
Mrs. Mahsnna, Twenty fourth and /
streets, was called to 81. Louis a day or TWO
| ago by the death OF her mother. Yesterday
I a telegram was received here announcing the
/ death Of Mrs. Aahannas sister at Des
Moines The sister vas not even known 10
/ death came as a severe shock 10 the family.
81. John VALVES Examination.
/ Ii -aA has1 Id c.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-20

Jubi,ant Crickrters.

The Omaha cricketers ars jubIlant over
securing Fairbanks, another player Of in
ternati1ual fame, 10 represent the city IN
Mr.. Fairbanks has for a number Of years
been a member of the team captalned by
the incompatible DR.. w. G. Grace. He is
worth afty runs a matCA to the Omaha
Ian. and MS all-round value to the team
can hardly be estimated. II the .oCal or
gantZation keeps on strengthening its
forces at this rate no elev=n of less caltber
than the world famous Australians Will be
considered worthy its attention. The in
teruational match between Canada and the
United States will take place in Winnipeg
on July IS and 20. Omaha may gain four
places on the American team.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-20
HARD TO COMBAT
The Evidence Of Our Senses What
Omaha People Sal is Pretty
Good Proof for Omaha
People,

When We see IL ourselves.
When our own ears hear IL.
When our neighbors tell It.
Our friends endorse Il.
No better evidence can be had.
It's not what people say in Maine
or distant mutterlngs in California.
No deceiYing echoes here.
Omaha people talk about Omaha people.
Public opinions published for the public
good.
Read this statement made by a citizen
Mr. j. C. Taylor No. liz South 2sth St,
motorman on the Street Railway Co., says:
my back was weak and bothered me more
or less ever since boy, but it never was
so bad until the summer OF ls9s, when the
exposition was in operation Ny back got
- bad that felt like giving up work and
every time the car iolted or Jared, the sharp
twinges through my back were almost IN
bearable. / took different medicines, but re-
esiyed little benefit. When ! saw Dean
Kidney Pills advertised / procured a box
al Kuhn & Co.'S drug store. They helped
me right away AMI two boxes cured me"
Doans Kidney pills for sale by all deal
ers. Prize soc. Mailed by Foster-M -MIlburu
Co. Buffalo, y. Y, sole agents for the U. 5
Remember the name, DOan's. and take nc
olher.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-20
FINAL ROUND CHESS TOURNAMENT.
American Champion Wins from Lee
and shnNnlicr Mns I've.

LONDON. June i9-Th5 fnaI round ot the
international chess tournament began today.
The PLAYERS were: Maroczy against ia
n)vsk.. Steiritz against Schlechter, Lasker
against Bird. Biackburne against Tins ley,
Macon ag ainst Tschlgorin, + P.llsbury against
Lee Showlltsr aud Cohn byes.
When the first adjournment was made at
30 In the afternon the condition Of anairs
was as follows. MaroCzy and Janowsk kl
adjourned their game in an even pos .tiou,
Steinitz had a bad position against Schlech-
ter, Lasker had beaten Bird. Blackburne
had disposed Of Tlnsley. Mason had gone
down before Tschgorin and Pilsbury had
w1rsted Lee. At the evening session Stein
itz lost TO Schischter.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-20
MaIiciou. pe.tructton of Property.

Sunday afternoon some young men gained
admittance to scale house No. at the stock
yards and maliciously destroyed a Babc0ck
fire extnguisher An axe, which had been
placed beside the extinguisher for use in
an emergency, was used and the machine
was literally hacked to pieces. General
Manager Kenyon OF the Stock Yards COM
pany has posted notices offering a reward
OF s25 for information leading to the arrest
OF the person or persons implicated in the
outrage
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-20

John Gennsler was arraigned in police
court yesterday afternoon on the charge OF
forging a pay check belonging to p. Bros
nihan last January and was discharged.
Councilman Ed Johnson appeared for the
defendant and under his cautious question
ing Broderick failed to identify Gennsler
as the man who committed the crime
Gennsler was recently brought from St.
Joseph to stand trial for this offense and
the outcome was a great surprise to many
who had knowledge OF the affair
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-20

championship games opened at Wimbledon
today with thirty-sev5n entries. Clarence
three sets TO one in the urst round of the
a.l-England championship. Hobart played
d remarkably good game, both in ra lying
and in back play. fairly cutplayiug Dixon.
whose service was of the hottest descrip-
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-20

half dozen counts pending against him. lie
is charged With forgery aad utterins forged
instruments. His bond was placed az $500
In each case In the majority OF them he
passed s. checks, signed by himself 2. VI.
Powers, who was accused with him. was dis
charged. as he could not be connected in
the several transactions.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-20

billiard Makes Home Rum. Double and
Triple in Four Times Up.
Detroit. @; Indianapolis. 4.
Columbus. 3; Buffalo. =.
Kansas City, 3; st. Paul. 2.


DETROIT June 19-Dillard's batting
was a feature and aided very materially in
D troits victory today. In four times uD
he landed on the ball for a double, triple
and home run. Score:
R.HE
Detroit ..ii,:..... 9 2ooo9 IS ! /
Batteries: Detroit CASTOR and Shaw
indianapolis. Foreman and Kahoe.
BUFFALO. Juna i9-Cclumbus made Il
three straight from the Bsons today and
the local aggregation OF cast-off and cheap
players now rest easy at the bottom of the
Western hague ladder. Score:
Columbus ......O 0 o o O-5 : 4
Buffalo ......... o 2 0 0 % ?
Batteries: Columbus. waddel and Buck
ley: Buffalo. Amole and Diggins.
KANSAS CITY. June lg.-Timely hitting
and the good field work OF Gettman and
Miller won thu game for the home team
todav Ren'y's work at the bat was the
chief feature. Score:
RHE.
St Paul ....... 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 % 8
Batteries: Kansas Cit:, Pardee. Hastings
Boyle and Wilson; st. Paul, McGill and
mi
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-20
Standing of the Teams.

Games for today: New York at Pit;sburg
Brooklyn at Cleveland; Philadelphia at
Cincinnati; Baltimore at Louisville; Boston
at Chicago; Washington al St Louis.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-20

Stolen bases; Broiie. LaChance Tvo-basA
hits: Clark. thinner. Sacrifice hits. Hoy
Rtchey. Cunn.ngham. Rothermel First
base on balls; on Howell 2. struck out.
By Cunningham. 1, by Howell J. Double
pay. Howell to LaChance HIT by pitched
ball: Broiie. Left on bases: Louisville
;; Baltimore, 4 Time OF game Two hours
and seventeen minutes. Cmp.res: Swart-
n.LL ~
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-20
Philadelphia. o, Cincinnati. q.

CINCINNATI June l9.--The Reds played
their usual Indifferent and weak game
again TODAY and were easily shut out by
the Philies. Donahue pitched spieni.dly.
while Breitenstein was a mark. Attend
ance, 100. Sc-re:
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Indian. Win Two Games.

MOUNT CARROLL. Ill. June i9.-(Spe-
cial Te.egram) Yesterdays score: Ne
braska Indians. s; Freeport. l. Today :
score: Nebraska Indians, Il; Freeport, II.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-20
PHILADELPHIA.


"-ooIeN Out. MI by oa'ted baTI-
Phiiadaipsla aiid 5aS '...... 80. -S
Earned runs: Philadelphia 5. Two-base
hits: MCFARLAND, Cooley. Lauder. Three
base hit; Laioie. Stolen bases Flick C2l.
SelhaCh Double play: Cross to LajOie to
COOK FIRST base on balls: on BreitsnstsIn,
Donahue, / Struck cut: BY Breiteusteln.
/ Time Of game: One hour and forty-five
minutes. UmDires: Burns and Smith
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-20

EdFNeN Funs. NNIClsJ, $, bOsIO!L. I Il-II
on bases: Chicago, s; Boston. s. Two-base
hit: Ryan. Three-base hits: Green, Nc
Cormick. Home run: Green. Sacrifice hits
Ryan, Lange. Balk Callahan. Stolen
bases: Ryan Demont C2), Lange (2 Dona-
hue, Callahan. Double plays: Connor TO
Mccormick to Everett. Connor to Everett
TO Donahue. Struck out: BY Callahan, 2;
by Wills, I. Bases on balls: on Callahan,
2; off Willis, I. Hit by pitched ball: Green
Cwice), Donahue. Time OF game: Two
hours and twenty-five minutes. Umpires:
Gaffney and Mannasau.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-20

Earned runs: Cleveland, I; BROOKLYN, q
Left on bases: Cleveland 6; Brooklyn, 10.
First base on balls: on Bates, I. struck
out: BY Dunn, l. Two-base hit: Grim.
Sacrifce hit: McGaun. Stolen base: Quinn.
Double playL: Tucker Cunassisted), Bates
TO Schrecongost to Tucker. Hit by pitcher:
Sullivan Tucker, Casey, McGann, DAILY;
Passed bali: Grim Umplres: O'Day and
MCGarr Time OF game: Two hours.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-20
Pitt.burs, 8; New York, o.

PITTSBURG, June 1s-Brilliant, error
less work by Pittsburg shut New York out.
Both pitchers were gi.t-edged, but Ianne-
hill carried off the honors. In seven innings
the visitors went out in one, two, three
order In the fifth New York made but
five hits and filled the bases but could not
score. Attendance, ISoo. Score:
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BrookIyn. q; Cleveland. 1.


CLEVELAND. o.. June l9-Both teams
played a good game today, buc the visitors
exceled at the bat Bates was tritle wild
Attendance 200. Score.
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st. Louis. Z; Washington, 4.

ST. LOUIS, June ls.-Clean, hard hitting
at opportune times gave st. Louis VIC
tory over Washington today. The Pertec.
tos played In superb form, both in the tleId
and at the bat. Attendance, l,So. Score:
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Louisville, 3; baltimore, 2.

LOUISVILLE June Is-Cunningham
pitched great ball today and the orioles
would have been shut out but for two
misplays. Wagner's sing.e sent In the win
ming run In the twelfth inning. Attend
ance go. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-20

'Batted FOR WeyhIng IN the hIhIh'
St. LQgis is, ;;..........SS 9 -
Earned runs: St. Louis 5; Washington,
T. Two-base hit: Young. Three-oase hits I;
Burkett. MCGUIRE, O'Connor. Home runs
Freeman. Hit by pitcher: Burkett. Sacrl-
fee hits: Cross Young, Weyhng. Base
on balls: on weighing. 3. Struck out: BY
Young, s. Stolen bases: Burkett, cross,
Mercer. Freeman Time of game: Two
hours and nine minutes. Umpires: Emsie
q nd Mcdonald
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-20

Two-base hit: MCCARTHY. Home nun.
Bowerrnan. Stolen bases: Mccarthy, Ely
First base on balls: on Seymour, 2 Struck
out: BY Tannehill, 81 by Seymour. .. Time
OF game: one hour and ten minutes. Cm-
nv Lynch and Connolly.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-20

81. John valves Examination.
J. c. ST, John appeared before Judge Cor
don Monday and waived examination on the
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-20
LOSE AT The LAST MINUTE
Champions Slip with the Game Secured
Almost Beyond Mishap.
PERFECToS ONCE MORE SHOW GOOD FORM
Giants Fall to Score Before Excellent
Play of Pirates and Reds Meet
Similar Fate Through
Lack of EndenNor.

Chicago, 10, Boston. <.
Brooklyn. 81 Cleveland, I.
Pittsburg, >; New York. %.
Philadelphia, Oi Cincinnati. y.
Louisville, 80 Baltimore, 2.
st. Louis, :; Washington. 4.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-20

CHICAGO, June l9.--Atter having today's
game all but won Willis wen. up into the
air in the seventh and filled the bases. His
wildness was followed by a triple and a long
ny, placing the locals one run to the good
Callahan presented Boston with the tying
run in the seventh. Attendance, $500. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-20
BALTIMORE
LOUISVILLE

1.-TWO out when winning run scored.
Baitimore -. . 0 0 ! 0 %
Earned runs: Louisville. 3; Baltimore, !.