Tombstone epitaph., 1899-05-28
ON TIE DiAMOND.
Court House N.ne and Tomb.
 stones Trv Conclusions,

The base ball game between the
 Conr, H u.s nine and the TcMh-
 -tone- ~ss played yesterday ss per
 programme. 1h. .mc was for q c
 championship and an e,ee.i. mt pla,
 mes'inR the plxa,iit- oi the nu.;ituf-
 wac she result. It Was hy far th.
 ''~arm-st" game of rhe sessun a,.f
 ws- as good 4. A circu..
 When the G.M, stsr;"i, District
 Attorney Land and J. B. Mi.nn act q
 as umpires. O B. Hardy was in ,h. pitchers box and Gen. Br-vIn rsich CT fT the CruIt H"u-- u,nr. The pi,- ! cher had . most nnzz'Ing delivery; hi. l curves were especially arcrp'ive. D.. 1 'ha Tomb. tcu-s found them and .a,-.
 ,-. dsf iu -c ring 6 fu ,s the fret in ming. IT. allow -ucil \ e ,rs was con . .,derad Il p sfe --i, al and Nr. Hard SSs at prc- srcu.ni 's lr1wins uti.' When the Court H m.e svgr-gs 10 vent 70 tn. bat m ,ch wts -xpec.r. :ut Ii tl' scco Jlisne!. wentwnr,h
 n +de run st the expsn a Of lo.in
 r:s su.pen i-rs ani ruin ns his ic
 cream ha>e hsil s,it. W nl N ,.lan ais
 uco- eh d iI rolling on,o the hnn.
 pi,te. p'.hinS llk. s'e.ni ens,n.. ; .o'' Wni's w.s .clare t.u. bv th-
 umpires. Tni. decision .li.i forth storm of chi 'ctisn, pr,rip.:%tad b,
 NIT. White hIn-.F. The uMpi'e
 were plainly violating q sir uu,. The c0"ssniian of sny mem her of ih- C.Mrt H m.e club on any and every Ohj 'ction VA. at "n'e "back-d up" by she r.st of tine nine. Ths un annuity of opinion of this tam WAS ne q throughout the Gsne.
 By the thiri inning the scnra stc ,d
 II to 5 in favor of the Temb.'sne..
 bnring this innink UmoiJs MIano,
 sh-iher by design ..r acc d ., t, was hi
 ny the ball. The flag of distress va. raised. The i'.lury VA. not painful one, but Nr. Mi.no wisely cnnelu led
 hat h. V .nll take rO n,n-a chsncs. and withdrew fro tne II. Up {. thi. i.n Fled U :npire L,na -seap-.i jury though sres. b. .iily harm was threatened. Mir. G, frey va. prevailed np"n tn ac, m Nr. Miano's riace. Tae uBp ras el1 1-ia-ring .ae kicking i';viIrgei. no attempt wa- ms'ie to s'-m the e'nt,husl tide of npp"i'icn tn decisions, etc. Vaughn held . bass sni di.'in suish..d himsei by making sv "a! hIi liant play. , '"puihz sli tx!ls vi ], hi. is-t. Mir. Vaughn w.s imported fr..sa Bi-bsA { play with the t'oxrt H ,u-- nine, f. lgs, as left H"l'rr, when f, was gent hi. direction. looxed ss if ns wished it would rain. Mullen c,aim d the su was ih his way, ard Wen,vnrth w:s bunting no hot ground rs. wasn q l change of pitchers wss deusn ct Hosmsn sent m .ons Tue-on drops i Mr. 'wmsn also throws hat Is tech nicsl!y known s- the r-rpen,ine sh ate, He is s's" eon-id-rsd 6 bird frnrn the fact that hr can deliver m"re hnui- than any men m the box. Brsvin, sr ctichrr dI ! well; every hall the uid n... ratch wf.ile acting ns rtonewalI r.cs,y- CT wss stopp.d by the hs ksiop, E-rn-nies sn- ba'ier made som. <r~nd stsnd plays and no one uo,ice.i their n-rvOu ne-s. Jn,hr { h inning the sore s:Uod is to l4 favoring the f"mh-t,n .. Then the oppos ti ,n ir 'he 5th inning m sde supsrhuman
 tfO,t sni Icc-ed-a m masiug s run. the score nps0 g Here r vas foG'.d esnvebirnt fur ii,. c. .ri ; House in' to rt 'p, tnIs being the fret Jim they were ahead, - he player. having other engagements it was found shvira le t. bring the game to close i; md the Conrf House nine V re de cisr d she ,ictors p, d q trium ,hant .h,ut ha score hsing sS e. 2s N, one 'N"n-et~d wi'h tn~ sa~e was .xsmps 'om sny kicking exce,t tb- ,cor-r, 1t 'si6y generally conceded s.st he had :,