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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIBEH-SATUIIDAY MORKIKG, JUNE 15, 1889. by a washout and the gsme will bar to be played ever. ASOTHER GREAT GAME. by Hsllman snd Ward, of tb Phillies, Ward played so poorly and got to rattled that In tb sixth Inning Manager Wright removed him from the Held. substituting Decker.

Oeorg Oore waf fined $10 for holding his armt spin protest when called him out st tecond. Tb opened their second batting venture, and had secured 48 runs for the loss of three wickets, when time was called. Por the winners J. CJ-. Williams made 17 and 0 J.

Wister, 13 A. Brockie, 12 and 11; G. Morgan, 7 and lL not out, and J. N. Henry, 0 and 16, not out, while for Belmont W.

W. Bell scored 28 and J. R. McClure 14. Sbarslg's Mens Pall Oat Ahead of the Champion Brown la Tea Inning.

CLOSING THE GAP Tho Athletics Rapidly Moving Up on tho Champions. OMIS KEY'S mw tokk. PHILADELPHIA. b. la.

r.A.x. champions wer outplayed a.iB.r.A.x. ogarty, 1 0 ft 1 0 ON BRIGHTON BEACH TRACK. King is a great pitcher. So is Weyhing, bat he is more prone to wildness.

The genial Secretary Oeonje Munsoa is with th St Louis Club on thli trip. Umpire Barn urn li doomed. President Bay, of New York, has mads a kick againet him, and like Curry must go. Sanders has pitched but on good gsme of ball this lesson, and yet Pete Wood is loft to waste nil energiei on the players' bench. Belehsnty li greatly missed by Philadelphia.

As a batsman he was to the "Phillies" what Urouthers Is to Boston. A. Y. Herald. by the Athl- tie yesterday.

ood. 1 Mulvey.Sb.... 1 Thompson, if Shriver, I 010 1 4 Got, ef. 3 Hernan, Fwlng, 3 Ward. 1 onnor.

10.... 1 tilchard'n, 2b 1 O-Rourke, If. 1 hitney, 3 Welch, 1 rarrar. 10.... The Baclng Was Excellent and the Attend, nee Terr Large.

Briohtojt Beach Racb Track, June 14. ST. LOUIS BEATEN IN TEN INNINGS th letter wlii nlng by a scor Of tOft. It WSS soother bril II all man, 1 1 0 J. Ward, 2b.

Zanders, Decker, 9 Listen to Onr Great Plnoge FDR NOTORIETY. Commencing To-day we will sacrifice at their actual value 1400 fin Custom-made Suits and 2000 Pairs of fine Trousers. How does this strike you '495 Men's Fancy "Worsted Suits; (Jiy eft worth $15 to 18, JP.OU 1 395 Men's Cassimere Suits; worth fir $15 to $20 PJ. 262 Men's Imported Cassimere J1 0 ryr Suits; worth $18 to $25, 139 Men's Imported Corkscrew d1i Suits worth $20 to $30, 1. 113 Men's Prince Albert Suits; fUtfi worth $25 to $35, 8,000 Fairs New Style Spring ttO 7K Trousers worth $6 and $8, P.

ts 1.200 New Style Spring Over 1 A fifi coats; worth $16 to $20, 51U.UW Also, 600 fine Flannel Coats and Vests, well worth This Great Sale will continue from day to day till every garment Is sold. 14 USU I liant and exciting eontett and tea lasts gs New York Takes Another Game From 4 7 2717 8 BOUT three thousand spectators were present o-d a The weather was pleasant. The London Timet, In comparing base ball with cricket, says "Defending a wicket is more lasting joy than sliding to third on your shirt, bosom." Philadelphia base ball people regard Irwin's wer required to flntih It. the Phtlllea Cleveland Win From Chicago and Pittsburg From Indian- Orer ilx thou. a polls How the Records Stand.

asd people but the trac.K was rather stiff, release to Washington as a serious blunder. Th Philadelphia Club is now without a head on the diamond. Boiton Herald. Tb Boston directors tried bard to get there-cent New York-Boston scries transferred to Boston, and even went so far aa to oiler to pay part of xjnnxos. 3 -lj Philadelphia 0 03 10000 14 Kamed mna-New York.

7: Philadelphia, 1. Two-base hit-K win. Three-base hits ard. Sacrifice hits Tlernxn, Ward. Connor.

ttolen bases Gora. Tlernan. O'Kourke, Wood. Thompson. Fin base on ball-Off Welch, ft: off banders.

1. gtruck out Uy elch. by banders, 1. Wild pitches 'W elch, Vmplre Qulnn. Time, 1.5ft.

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contests excel, lent. The bet selves hoarse as the gams was alternately tied by each club and there was a wild howl of delight for each of th three runs th bom club scored In tbs tenth Inning. Th Brown hsd ths best of the battiest the start, wbea Chsmberlain'i curvet seemed anhitsble, snd th St. Louis men wer bitting Seward rstber freely, but Sewsrd became more effective si the game progressed, and si hs wsi given inperb support hs confined ths Browse to three hits la ths Isst five Innings. Ten hits were made off each pitcher, end the batting of Lyons and Comlskey wer among th numerous feature of th lami, Lyons mad a BosTOjr, Juns 14.

Ead bourn hsd a regular pie-ale with th Wsshingtons to-day. Hs simply tossed ths ball over the plat, and In only on inning wsa It bit for more thsn one base. The Bostons bstted safely In every inning but one. The ting was Drisk 'and large In amount. The usual officer! the isew xork Club's expenses ana an additional bare of the gat receipts, but It wss no go.

A gam for the benefit of th Johnstown sufferers will be played on the Philadelphia grounds to-day between member! of the Diamond Clnh. Th two nines will be captained by Harry W. Dissten and E. Wells. Ounning, of the Athletics, will catch for the Disstons, and Becker, of th Phillies, for th Wells team, and there will be two umpires.

WILLOW ASP WICKET. The championship games played yesterday resulted as follows; Athletic, St. Loait, ft. Brooklyn, Clnelnnatl4. Now York.

14: Philadelphia, 4. Boston, Washington, 8. Cleveland, Chicago, 4. Flltsbarg. 13; Indianapolis, ft.

Worcester, 13 Easton, 3. Wilkesbarr. 19: Lowell. New Haven. Jersey City, 3.

llrrlbrg, 15; Lancaster, a. 7 Baltimore-Loalsvill game at Baltimore, end the Colambus-Kantas City gam at Colom-baa, wer pre Ten ted by rain. AMEBIC AX ASSSOCIATTOir. fielding of Richardson and Myers wss remarkable. Browa made a home run with th ball in served to-day.

Tho Brooklyn fund for the relief of the Johnstown sufferers was swelled $3,834 by the benefit side th ground. Attendance, Score: BOSTOX. CHICAGO GREAT REMNANT TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS, 933 ARCH STREET. Open till 6.30 P. M.

Saturday! till 11 P. M. LEGS AND ARMS. WITH RUBBER FEET AND HANDS. n.is.r.A.B.

here last Monday. First Race Fire furlongs. Starteri Urbane, Grattan, Pow Wow, Ripley, The Germantown Team Wins from Baltimore horn rua hit ver tb left field fence, scored three run himself snd batted In on more. Comlskey mad a home rua on a long hit to centre, a two-naser and a atns-le. Besides his own rua he batted Tirown.

If 1 3 0 0 8 3 0 Bijou colt, Woodranee, Rosa Kader colt, Millie Honeyman. The race Ripley eame with a rush and won WASHIWGTCW. Jt.lB.r.A.X. WII mot. 0 0 2 0 0 floy.

0 0 0 1 0 1 3 7 4 0 Irwin, s. 3 3 0 1 1 Morrill, 0 000 Sweeny, 0 13 3 1 Itollv, 0 1 ft ft 3 Person, 0110 Totals -7 7 27 14 "ft Johnston, 3 Kelly, rf 0 Urouthers. lb. 3 Hictiard.soo.2b 0 ah, 3 Onion, 1 1 ltad bourn, 8 Oil 8 10 1 3 ft 4 3 0 8 3 0 3 1 ft 3 0 1 The championship record of the American Association stands as follows easilv by a length In 1.05: Urbana, second, was three lengths before Grattan, third: the Rosa Kader colt, the Bijou colt, Millie Honeyman, Pow Wow and Woodranee followed in the order given. With the Greatest Ease.

The Baltimore cricketers, who were defeated by the local champions st Ard more on Thursday, visited Nlcetown yesterday to try conclusions with the Daisy" eleven. The weather was threatening throughout the day, and occasional showers considerably marred the sport. Notwithstanding this drawbrck, however, the local men showed to good advantage and outplayed their opponents at all point! of the game. The Oermantown captain won th toss and decided to open defensive operations with R. D.

Brown and Patterson. Runs came freely and 46 were registered before a separation was effected ft 14 27 14 4 la three more. Two allele double plays wer made by the home plavers while for St. Louis Latham carried off th fielding honors. He had no less than twelve chances on third base, eleven of which he accepted, and several of them were very difficult.

In Browns fielded very sharply, snd half of their errors were mads on quick and difficult plays. jfUA'8 good rxr.aivo. A pleasing feature of the gens wss the manner la which It was umpired. Ths retcrsn Billy Mo-Lean wss mutually agreed upon In th absence of a regular umpire, and he gave by sll odds ths best exhibition of umpiring leea oa either of the Second. Three-quarters of a mile.

Starters: Blue Line, Calera, Brighton. Specialty, Alva, Pocomoke, Dago, Little Jake, Grade, Old Rye, Lemon Blossom, Trumpeter. Oracle made the Dace from start to iit race finish, and. though pressed a little at tho close. i i it i a oQ.f TT 3 4 "ft "ft "ft ft 3 1..

i 1 I i I 9 Drwoklya 48. ft 3 ft 8 2 44123 1 8 I I 1 IT Kansaa 3 3 4 21 Loatsvill 131.. 1 8 St. Lob la. 1 I 4 I I I GmLot U3inls32ft39 15 183 unnxos.

010333 1 0 8181818 Famed runs Boston, 4: Washington, 1. Two-base bit Myers, Irwin, weeny. Home run Brown. Stolen base Brown. Johnston, 8: lironthers, Uiitnn, Irwin, 3.

Ikwhio plavs Klrhardson and Brouclierg, Myers and Morrill, First baoe on balls Brown, tian-set Morrill, 2. Hit by pitched lall Bronthers. hweeny. truck out Kelly, Johnston, Kadixxirn, lally. Ferson.

Wild pilches Kad bourn, ft. Time 1.4a. UmpireCurry. Pittsburg Beats the Hooslers. IicDiAWArOLis, June 14.

For six Innings the grounds la this city this season. On balls and strike th veteran was limply perfect, and on by the dismissal of Patterson for it. Urown succumbed one run later for a well-played 28. Bohlen and Wood then became associated and the trou won by three parts of a length, in 1.20. Blue Line, second, was half alength before Dago, third.

Third. Three-quarters of a mile. Starters: Aura, Clatter, Pat Diwer, Racquet, Toronto. Howerson, Nina Red Leaf, Bootblack. Souvenir, Yevay, Carrie Quesal.

The race Racauet won by a length in A POLICEMAN'S BRUTALITY. An Unoffending Peddler Shamelully Kicked SCMMABY. Poet. To home team to-day plsyed a brilliant game. Me.

Oeachy and Bassett carrying off ths honors. Ia ths seventh Boyle wss bit pretty freely, and in th following inntng Whitney took his place. Th Club, Won. Lost. II 'd.

poned. play. bles of the Baltlmoream commenced In earnest. The two batsmen were in brilliant form and piled up the rum with amazing rapidity. The century was reached and passed and still the pair continued the good work, th visitor! luffering from an evident lack of bowling talent.

Before the pair were dislodged Bohlen secured a credit of 64, while Wood obtained 61, snd a their efforts were ably seconded by H. I. Brown and Comfort, who obtained 36 not out and 29 respectively, the total was increased to 257 for seven wickets before the Germantown captain deemed It expedient to take advantage of tho new rule and declare the Innings closed. The batting venture of the Tlsltors was lamentably weak, and H. I.

Brown and Patterson had little difficulty In dislodging tho side In about base decisions he mads but one doubtful decision, declaring O'Neill out st first, when to many It looked as If be wss safe. It was a hard game to umpire, too. There wer many close decisions, but tb kicking of Stovey, Comlskey, Seward and Chamberlain, thschatter of Lsthsm and tho yells of ths hoodlums did not disconcert the veteran McLean, snd his only reply to their stricture! wss bis command Play ball." Many times daring tb gsmswss TJmpir Me-Lean applauded, and a few times wss he hooted. The latter action of th crowd was caused by th players. Sewsrd, for Instsnee, openly rebelled and threw his bat down oa ths plate when a strike wai called oa htm, and yet the ball wss good.

In th eighth inning, when Sewsrd was called out en strikes, he made a motion as If to bit I'mplre McLean with his bat. McLean bad bis back turned to Seward at the time or the Athletic pitcher might bar repented of his baby- visitors bstted his pitching with great vigor, scoring six rum In one Inning and giving Pittsburg a lesd that won ths game. Th score Carrie G. second, was a neck before Quesal. Fourth.

One mile. Starters: Pericles, Elgin, Costello, Firefly, Billy Brown, Toronto, Longitude, Sweet Avon, Singlestone, Pelhara, Passport. The race: Singlestone took th lead coming Into th homestretch and won, bands down, by two lenghts. in 1.46, Pericles second, was two lengths before Passport, third. Fifth Mile and a furlong.

Starters: Barnum, Bill Bond, Ten Booker, Bonnie Bonanza, Huntoon, Gallus Dan, Miss Cody. The race Billy Bond won by a length and a half In 2.10,; Ten Booker nipped second place Barnum was third. Bonanza, Bonnie Miss Cody, Gallus Dan and Huntoon followed. Per cent. .61 .630 .633 Pt.

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by a New York Blaecoat. 6PZIAZ. TO THB INQUIRER. Nxw York, June 14. Fourteenth street and Sixth avonge is a noted lounging place for gamblers.

Policemen on that beat bow to them obsequiously as the latter puff tobacco smoke into their faces. But peddlers are yanked unceremoniously aside or thrown into the street by the watchful guardians of this city's peace. A number of ladles were horrified to see one of these officers kick a poor shoelace peddler in the groin, and then give him a shove, iu front of O'Neil's dry goods house. The peddler fell to the itreet with a groan. He arose to his feet again on being ordered by the brutal officer to "clear off block." The peddler cried and was doubled up with pain.

He tottered over to the north side of Fourteenth street, which was off the patrolman's post, and on reaching the entrance of Owen P. McDonald's florist store, at 63, he fell to the Ffanlon, cf JsV "eery. If. 0 1114 Miller. 8 1 3 0 1 In ISM Mr.

Harmes became the victim of a R. R. accident which necessitated the amputation of both of his legs. Five months after he provided himself with a pair of Marks' artificial legs with rubber feet. With these he was enabled to walk without the aid of a cane.

A short time afterward he was appointed station agent, which he holds at the present time. Mr. Harmes says: With the Marks' Rubber Feet and Patent Legs I am able to handle boxes, barrels and trunks weighing 126 Berkley, 3 8 14 0 0 Maul. 1 3 0 0 1 Sunday, 0 0 2 0 0 iMinUp 128 ATIOXAL LEAGUE. The championship record of the Rational League stands as follows lilawcock.

as. 1 f-ulllvan. 3 lllnea, 3 Ienny, 3 Buck lev, 0 MeOeachv. rf 1 Baxsett, 1 Boyle, 0 Whitney, 0 Myers, Smith. 112 1 isa action.

BOW THB Sfire WXSB HADS. Galvln, 13 13 lbs. I can carry them and place them on a car without help. I can get on and off a train when it is moving at the rate of 16 miles an hour. Kuehne, 2 2 1 ft 1 EACING AT BT, LOUIS.

forty minutes ror 20 rum. In the follow on the home team put on their ebange bowlers, and the visitor! showed to better advantage, securing a total of 88 rum for the loss of five wickets before time was called. Carey. Brown, Oldham and Glenn did tho best stick work for Baltimore. The score GEKMAHTOWH.

O. S. Patterson, b. 17 K. D.

Brown, b. Brown 28 P. H. Bohlen. e.

Atkinson, b. Brown 64 All persons who have lost one or more of their limbs .....13 13 27 12 8 1 Ulndoocraft Wins the Brewers'. Cnp by a .8172412 31 are invited to write for a Treatise of 400 pages, which will be sent free. Limbs fitted from measurements with guarantee of success without presence of the wearer. A.

A. MARKS, 701 Broadway, New Fork. ntirurcs. Sidewalk unconscious. Mrs.

Julius Hart, residing at 363 West Fifty fifth street, witnessed tho policeman's brutality, She went to where the Door oeddler was still ly 3 0808 1 Pittsburg 1201088 18 H. C. Wood. b. Brown ing insensible and moaning.

She then hurried Earned runs Indianapolis, 8: Pitt-burg, 4. Two- II. W. Brown, b. Rldgely.

The crowd applauded the veteran umpire, Pre. feasor Billy McLean, when be called "play" at 4 o'clock. Welch, ths first borne batsman, struck est, and Stovey was thrown out by Lsthsm. Lyons started the cheering with a long bit over the left field fence for a home run. and then Lar-kin dosed the Inning with a grounder to Lsthsm.

Two of tbs Browns were disposed of In their half ef the first when O'Neill hit down the left line for two bases, and Comlskey followed with a long drive to the flag polo, on which be made a home run. Koblnson hit to Penaelly snd th Inning closed with th score standing 3 to 1 In th champions' favor. Th Athletics took th lesd In th fifth. Two were out when Seward placed a elngl over see- I TIT a i 2 a 2 Boston 433427 1'hlcaro. 9 ft 3 1 ft 3 1 7 3 ft 4 ft 27 1 3 4 1 3 1 11 New York 33..

S3 23 ft 1 4 ft 24 ft 4 1 1 3 1 1 3 2 4 1 10 Games Lost. 33 1ft 27 14 17 23 25 154 Dozen Lengths. St. Lons, June 14. There was a small attendance at the racei to-day.

It rained hard up to 10 o'clock, and tb track was slippery and even dangerous. Th racing was th worst of th meeting. The fields were small and si a rule of poor quality. First race. Seven furlongs; selling; for all ages.

Insolence, 114 (Taral); Serenader, 116 (Seaman): Jennie McParland, 112 (Barnes); Kidnap, 93 (Wellington). ei 1 8 85 29 around to the New York Hospital and told Dr. Coley to send an ambulance around to Fourteenth A. S. Valentine, b.

Rldgely base hit Glavscork. McUeachy. Sullivan, Berkley. Home run lllne ('J), lenny 2), Bcckley, Kuehne. Stolen la Sunday.

Iouble. play Kuehne and H. I. Brown, not out T. Comfort, e.

Glenn, b. H. W. Middleton, C. Y'erkei, I Did not bat, J.

Carpenter. 14 Byes, ifc leg-byes, wides, 8 Beckley. First base on balls Off tialvln 2: off Boyio, 2: off Whitney. 1. Hit by pitched ball-Beckley.

Strnck out By Galvtn, by Boyle, ft; by Whitney, JU Umpire Lynch. Time l.oO. The Spiders Beat Anson's Team. Clxtslahd, June 14. Rain stopped the Cleveland-Chicago gsms st ths end ef the seventh Inning to-dsy.

Cleveland won ths gsme by timely batting In the fifth Inning. Ths score JAN. 2S12ISS4 Total 257 BOWLIBO end, elch was given four bad bans, ana a passed ball advanced each of the runners a base. Stovey followed with a long high hit to left centre. O'Neill had th hall lighted, but wbea within two SCMMABT.

The race Serenader made the running until a furlong from home, where Insolence came through and won by a length, the sam distance between second and third. Second. Half mile, for 2-year-olds. Miss Maude, 107 (Stoval); Venango. 107 (Covington); W'atter-son, 114 (Barnes): JaJa.114 (Hollfs); Egypt, 107 (Sloan); Carter 114 (L Jones); Bessemer, 107 (Mattox); Nannie 107 (Atkinson).

The race Watterson was first away, but before li. 62 110 61 B. Oldham 150 Rldgely (Ml CHICAGO. CLXTXLAKD, 3 0 H.lB.r.A street lortnwitn. The doctor, on learning what tho ease was, boarded the ambulance himself, and was around the corner In quick time.

He found the man unconscious and doubled up as though suffering in tense agony. Without loss of time the peddler was placed in the ambulance and removed to the hospital, where the physician said that he had to give the peddler morphine to deaden the pain. The peddler was Ellas Mascovitch, 34 years old, born in Roumanla. and lives at 78 Forsyth street. The doctors' staff were kept busy for some time on Mascovitch before tbey met with any success.

When he regained his senses he told Dr. Coley that the officer had ordered him away. He was going when the policeman jumped in front of him and gave him a kick in the stomach. Mascovitch was detained in the hospital until 10 o'clock last night, when at his own request he was allowed to home. Mascovitch, it was said by the doctor, as been permanently injured, and Chief Clerk Allen said that the Injury may yet prove serious to Mascovitch.

Mrs. Hart told Dr. Coley and Florist McDonald that she intended to prefer a complaint against the officer before the Police Commissioners. "trlcker. 3 3 4 8 Post- To Ter Clubs.

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3b 1 1 8 8 0 (umbert. 1100 fifty yards had been run Miss Maudo went to the front and maintained the lead, winning handily by a length, a nose between seoond and third. Snot Radford, rr. 1 Tebeau, 1 Pnyrter, ruber, p. a Time, 63X.

Third. Brewers' Cup mile and a half, for all ages. Ulndoocraft, 98 (Barnes); Huntress, 103 feet of it be fell down, and Seward snd elch scored, and Stovey made three bases. Lyons bit ver third, aad was given out at first on a close decision oa a pretty play by Latham. Th champions tied th score In their half of th fifth.

Puller opened with a cafe liner over Lyons' head, and cams ail th way In on Milllgan's two baser to left center. Chamberlain bunted th ball Into Larkln'i hands, and th tatter's good throw esught Mllllgaa off second and mads a double play. Latham hit safely to left, but WSS thrown out st second by Stovey. thb aaowjts eo absao. St.

Louis showsd to th front la th sixth la alng. Stovey muffed McCsrthy'i line fly and the letter went te second ea O'NelU'i sscrifics te Bauer and tallied oaComlsky'i single to left field. Darling, 1 3 Totals -7 7 21 11 7 ft 10 J3 ft MIDDLE STATES LEACtTE. The chsmpionship record of the Middle States Leafftie stands as follows (Covington). The rac There were only two starters, Terra Cotta being scratched.

II was sent East to-night A. McLane, b. 1L I. Brown A. O.

Atkinson, c. Middleton, b. D. T. Carter, b.

IL I. Brown Wallinkrodt, e. R. b. II.

I. Brown J. Rldgiey, b. H. Brown W.

Dennlson, e. II. W. Brown, b. Patterson.

J. Carey, not J. Glenn, b. Patterson IHXIXGS. tEeursions.

Chicago. 3 1 14 Earned runs Cleveland. 4: Chicago, 1. Two-base to start for the suburban. Hindoocrart lea rom start to finish, winning in a walk, by a dozen lengths.

Time, 1.47. Fourth. One mile acd one hundred yards. 0 ran out for all ages. Oarsman, 100 (Stevenson) La-vlna Belle.

112 (Taral): Bonita. 98 (Soden) Mt A leer. Farrell. stolen base Anson, Farrell. play Ilyan, I'feffer and Anson.

First baseon balls Cleveland, C'hirago, 4. Stmek out Cleveland. Chicago, 2. Pasxed ball Snyder, 1: Darling, 1. Wild pitches-Gruber, 2.

Tim 1.30. Umpire Fessendea. The Browns didn't stay ahead long, for the Harry Glenn. 108 (Stoval); Marchma, 112 They Tried to Beacue Prisoner. Officer Morra yesterday morning ordered Sal-vator Chappalonl, of 722 South Seventh street, to remove his pushcart from the sidewalk.

He removed It, but as soon ai he had passed the officer he again put it upon the sidewalk. This per 0 e.Valentlne.b.Yerkei 8 7 b. H. W. Brown 34 0 o.

Valentine, b. Middleton 10 lo. H. b. II.

W. IS (Murphy). The race Oarsman led all th way round, winning by four lengths, a length between second and third. Time, 1.65-. Vacation Ctcaa.

5 I I i 4 3 a a a ja a 3 (4 Cuban 4 ft 2 1ft 3 8 ft ft 8 20 1 8 4 3 10 Philadelphia 1 1 ft ft mm 1 1 ft 4 1 Oamet Loet I 1 a 17 I 79 JIIDDLE STATES LEAGUE. formance was repeated three timet, and then the Oldham, b. II. LBrown H. M.

Brown, b. X. Brown A. Gambrill, e. Middleton.

b. Patterson. IS Onot out and Ilarrisbarg Again Defeats Lancaster officer arrested him. While taking him to the A sin. dsyr Tnr to worn tb ni.it noted and fbshfooable Hammer Reaortt in tb.

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11 S. Ninth Street, Phil. Tours Fifth. Steeplechase the short course. Lijero, 154 (Hummel): Nettie Watklm, 140 (Cochran); Vexator, 140 (Huston).

The race Lijero made all the running and won easily by half a dozen lengths. Time, 8.66. To-day's Sheephead Bay Entries magistrate's office, Chappalonl broke away and ran Into bis home, closely followed by the officer. When he again secured bit prisoner, Frances Chappalonl. his wife, and several companions J.

Ulman, e. H. Brown, b. Patterson. 0 Athletics mads two rum In their seventh Inning.

After Sewsrd bsd been thrown out by Lsthsm, Welch made a two-baser te left. Stovey popped ap a foul fly, which Lsthsm esught. Lyons followed with a single to left and Welch came la with the tis run. Lyons got to second oa a dropped throw by Koblnson and the latter also minced grounder and Lyons scored. Bauer closed the Inning with a fly to McCarthy.

The Browns again tied the game In th eighth When McCarthy bunted the ball and reached first ea Seward' wild throw and scored ea Comiskey's two-baser to right field. how it was wojr. The Athletics won the game la the tenth when three runs cams ea singles by Lyons, Lark in, Penaelly and Seftard, a muff of Pureell's long 8 byes, wides, 1..... liyes attacked Officer Morra, and when assistance ar Moves Toward the Front SrBCIAI. TO THB IXQ.CTBXB.

Habbtsbcbo, Jane 14. Farrlngton'i men moved ap another paeo toward the front to-day, their opponent! being the Lancaster team, which was mowed down yesterday. To-day'i defeat was even more inglorious. To-morrow th Cuban Giant will tackle th bom club again and a lively eon-test is anticipated. Th score: rived in the person of Officer Mitchell they had 88 Total .1...

20 Total. ALL TSAVtUNO SXKNSE INCLUDES badly beaten him. Chappalonl and hit wife were captured and they were taken before Magistrate BOWLINO ANALYSIS. innuiT, rost Per Woo, Lost. PI a red.

poned, cent. THE SPECIAL TO THB INQUIRER. Nxw York, June 14. Following are Sheeps-head Bay entries for to-morrow. First Five-eighths of a mile.

Long Jack, clubs. FAST AND COMFORTABLB STEAMER Second Innings. b. r. X.VI Lelar, who held them in $500 lor court on tne chars- of assault and battery.

Chappalonl was Cuban OisbU DOWN THE mw First Innings. b. k. it. w.

Patterson 69 11 a ft U. 54 6 ft 6 H. Brown. 73 45 0 2 HAKXiSBCRO. RICHARD STOCKTON 20 28 8 .759 IS 8 28 ,1 10 1ft 24 24 19 0 1 111; Seadriit, 111; Goldfish, 111; Blue Rock, 111; Beck, 111 Jay F.

Dee, 111; Vlolante, n.in.r.A.B. 8 1 Yerkei 42 21 0 1 Kagan, 2b a X.AVCA8TKB. B.1B.P.A.B. Keweff. 2 2 0 Peak, 2b ft 2 1 Hibiey.

0 0 0 4 0 also fined $10 for breach of ordinance. PIMPLES TOJ0R0FULA. Yerkes bowled one wide. bit by.O'NeiU, and a wild throw by Fulisr.f.Th score: 17 23 8 .261 1 80 31 I .047 a auk uuviihmh, BAY TO BAY BUNS AT THB FAIL Or BACH WICKXT. 100; Tipstaff, 111; Reel a re, 88; Reveler, 124; Bradford, 124; Prltannio, 124Pontlao, 124; Tor-mentcr, 86.

Second. Five furlongs snd a half. Prince Howard. 110: Rancocas. 110: Torso, 110; Dal Sy 2 10 2 8 2 1 4 3 a 2 1 BT.

tons. m.la. a.b. ATHLXTTC a. is.

r.A.x, Koons, 4 Pollard, 2 lloverter, 1 Cook, 1 Jones, If. 1 Blnn, Sb 2 Murphy, Gambia, 2 First 46 140 152 ICS 1UI 257 .19 St Shetzllne, 3b. 0 2 2 2 Hinkle. 000 McMon'gle, If 0 18 10 Bradley, 0 0 0 2 2 Collins, 8 2 i 1 1 Welch, 3 13 0 Leaves Pier 12 (B. and O.

Wharf), above Bare Street daily, Sundays included, at 8.30 A. M. Konnd Trip SO Cta, Children S3 Cin. EXCURSION RATF.S AT OFFICE. 121 CHESTNUT STREET.

Second Floor. A Jrosiuve cure lor vivrj oam, cn-uipj 45 Baltim'r'e 9 1 9 9 10 10 13 13 18 20 ft rian, 110; Ratal pa. 110; Ralph, 110; Bavard, 110; 1 Second Innnlngi. 1 111 SUnrey, 0 13 1 Lyon. 8 8 0 8 I.

ark in. 0 1 14 Blerbauer, 2b 1 0 3 ft and Blood Disease except Ichthyosis. Kesn, 118 2 1 HEAD Baltlm'r' 10 25 40 61 72 Tournament, 110; King Hazem, 110; Jersey Fat, 110; Platbusb, 110; Timothy, 118; Onway, 118; 2 2 r.atnam, id. McCarthy, rf. 3 O'Jielil.

1 lb. 1 Koblnson. 2b. 0 IhiftVe, 0 Fuller, 1 Mllllftan, 8 3 1 1 3 a ii 0 3 2 8 1 7 .14 1 27 23 4 8 4 27 12 1 SCHTDtXS TO-DAT. AnsHeaa Association St.

Loute at Phtlsdel. vhia, LouUtUI st lialtlmore, Kantaa City st Columbus, Cincinnati at Urooklyn. National Lea roe Philadelphia at New York, Washington at Itoaton, PltUburs; at Indianapolis. Chtr.ro st Cleveland. Middle States Philadelphia Giants st Lancaster.

Cuban Ultati st llarrieburg, York at Jteadinjr. THE ASSOCIATION MEETINQ. 1 8 Psoriasis 8 years. Head, arms and breast rurrelL 110 0 FemiWIr, 0 13 8 Koblnson, ft 3 beward, 12 1ft 'S iiliASSU JA.Ci UltSlU-N VI' iTHE DELAWARE. -Str.

COLUMBIA 8 1 solid scab. Back covered with sores. Best 8 leaves Chestnut st. wharf 2 P. M.

daily (including Sunday), for Riverton, Torresdale, Andalusia, doctors and medicines fall. Cured by Totals. Vo 23 "i Totals 8 10 80 20 1 Mucilage, 118; Kemptland, 118; Bronze and Blue, 107: Veva, 107 Starlight, 119. Third. Mil and an eighth.

Hanover, 114 Joe Lee, 110; Barrister, 110; Burch, 114; Ben Harrison, 97. Fourth. Volunteer handicap mile and a quarter. Diablo, 127; F'resno, 122; Gypsey Queen, 114; J. A.

114: Tbe Forum, 108; Orator, 108; Zephyrus, lov: Blue Rock, 100 Longstreet, loo Tenny, 104; Huntoon, 96; Long Island, 95; My Cuticora Remedies at a cost of 3.75. erly, Burlington, Bristol. (Sundays stop each way at Otis st. Leave Bristol 4 P. M.

and arrive at city at urxiXGS. nrrl.bnrg........ 34318 8-15 Lancaster 1 3 08 Runs earned Harrisburg, Lancaster. 1. Two-base hits Kagan.

Jones. Three-baoe hit Newell. Home runs Cook. Sacrifice hit Murphv. Stolen banes Kagan, Pollard.

Jones, Gamble, lA tt on hw llarrisliurg, Ijuu-aster, A btruck out By Gambia. 11 by liilwey 4. First base on railed balls Harri. tmrg, Lam-aster, I. Wild pitches Gamble, If 11-sey, 2.

Passed balls Kesh, 2. Umpire Dubois. Tim of game 2h. 5.45 P. M.

First trip from Bristol, 7 A.M. (Sundays 8. 15 A. M. Last trip from Chestnut 6 P.

M. Fare, I have used the CrmcrRA Remedies with the best results. I used two bottles of the Cuticcba Resolvent, three boxes of Cuticpba, and one IVXIXOS. Athletle 1 ee3S8 8 bt. Louis 3ll10-ft Run.

earned Athletic 4: ft. T.mils. A Two-has 25c uc. cake of Coticura Soap, and am cured of a ter IN TUB TENNIS COURTS. The Programme of the Tournament at Wla-sahlckon Height Not Yet Completed.

Tb lawn tennis tournament of th Philadelphia Cricket Club wa resumed yesterday at Wis-lahlckon Heights, but at th close of the day's plsy tb programme had not been completed, and It became necessary to postpone the final round In mixed doublet, and the contest for second place In ladles' singles until to-morrow morning. Misses Townsend and Ballard, of th Belmont Cricket Club, proved successful In th ladies doubles, as was expected, defeating Misses Wright and Knight In two straight sets, Tho Grand Sunday excursion up the picturesque Dela rible skin and sealn disease known as psoriasis. ware, the nleasantest trip Imaginable, on the fast and bit Welch, O'NelU, Comlskey, MUilgan. Three-bae lilt ftovey. Home rutin Lyons, Comlskey.

-Total bane hits. Athletle. 1: LouK IS. rarrlrtce hits I bad It for eight years. It would get better and beautiful steamer Columbia.

(See advertisement altove. worse at times. Sometimes my head would be solid scab, and was at the time I began the use of el low, 93 tier imj, 93 sam wooa, iu3. Fifth. Equality stake; mile and three-sixteenths.

Glen Echo, 101: Grey Dawn, 101; Fl-renzl, 128; Hanover, 112; Brother Ban, 112 Burch, 112; Longstreet. 97 Montague, 108. Sixth. Mile and three-sixteenths. Inspector 120; Elk wood, 118; Eurus, 118; Oriflamme, 116; ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION the CtrrictTRA Remedies.

My arms were covered Bauer, O'Neill 2. Koblnsnn. I. Louis, htolen bases Mrey, Pun-ell a Left oa baws Athletic, fct. IxhiK 4.

btruck out Welch, Fennelly 2, Koblnson. toward, Latham. Double plays Fennelly, Bauer and Larkln, Larkin and FeiineUy. First base on errors-Athletic, 3: bu Louis. 2.

First base on called balls The LonbrrtH Clab Caa Only KeU IU Players YTltb Its Fraacblaa. SrXCIAX. TO TBS ISQrtBEB. Kxw Toaa. Jans 14.

The Amertcaa Afsoela. tloa held a aaeetlng: b.re to-day to consider the aflslrs of the LouUtUI Club. Tb following ra-tletnea wer presents President C. K. Byrn.

A. A bell and J. J. of the Brooklyn Club: W. 1L Whltaker, Athletle Club: John W.

Wsls Baltimore Clab Aw 8. Stem, president Clncln-natle; A. B. Cohen, Tic president Columbus; M. 1L Barldaoa.

president Loulsrllle, and Chris. Yon with scabs from my elbows to shoulders, my breast Wilkes barr "Worcester Defeat Easton, and was almost one solid scab, ana my dock coverea LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. with sores varvinsr in size from a penny to a dollar. I had doctored with all the best doctors with no match calls for no comment. Welch, ftovey, Fennellv, Kolilnwnn.

Wild pitches Chamberlain, 2. l'assed ball MUllgan. Muffed fly ball! Stovey. O'Neill. Wild throw Seward, Fuller 2.

lit (tail, rumbles and missed gmnndera Latham, KoldutKH. Dropped thrown ball Koblnson. Fuller. Panama, 108; Wary, 103; Passport, 90; Pericles, 109; Invermore, 102; Le Logos, 100 Cortes, 100; Boccaccio, 96 Sour Mash, 90. Seventh.

One and one-eighth miles on turf. Prospect, 122 Ballston. 122; First Attempt, 122; King Idle, 122: Amos, 122: Eolo, 122; Tattler, 126; St. Luke. 126: Elgin.

126; Bill Bond. 126: Diadem. relief, and used many different medicines without effect. My case was hereditary, and, I began to think, inourable, but it began to heal from the Finest and Cheapest Meat Flavoring Stock for Sou' Wins from Lowell. The championship gsmei In the Atlantio Association yesterday resulted as follows At Easton Worcester 1 2 0 0 4 12 Easton- 12000 OJ 000 3 Base hits Worcester, 8: Easton, Errors-Worcester, 1 Easton, lo.

Batteries Stafford and Terrion Handiboe and Moore. ins, ilu. Made Iiishes and Sauces. As Beef Tea. "in Inva Total errors.

Itatttng and fielding Athletic, 2: Mt. Louis, 12. Cmpire William Ale Lean. Time of game Annual sale. able tonic and an agreeable stimulant." 8, 000,000 jars.

2.14. first application of Cuticura. ARCHER RUSSELL, Deshler, Ohio. Skin Disease 6 Years Cared. I am thankful to say that I have used the Cut 121 FlrenzL Rancocas, Fresno and Diablo, doubt ctra Remedies for about eight months with great success, and consider myself entirely cured of salt Brooklyn YfTns by Superior Fielding.

Nxw Yobk, Jun 14. Th Brooklyn team added another victory te Hi list to-day by defeating the Cincinnati team after a well contested game. The attendance was 3,267. The home team won In the mixed doubles Miss Grace Roosevelt and A. E.

Wright, who bad won a set In the preliminary round, were again victorious, and after defeating Miss Austin and O. Campbell, their opponents in the first round, they were pitted against Misi Townsend snd C. T. Lee In the final. This round wai unfinished, but the first pair held the advantage at ths close by a score of two sets to one.

Por tbe consolation price Miss Voorhees and O. Remak, were victorious over Mrs. Harrii and T. Cowperthwait in the preliminary round, and also defeating Miss Wright and T. P.

Hood were declared the winners. LAPIIS' DOUBLES FIRST BOVKD. Miss Ballard and Miss Townsend beat Mrs. Harrii and Misi Voorhees, 6-6. 6-3.

Miss Wright and Mist Knight beat Misi Lycett ful. SELECTIONS. First race. Britannic, first; Blue Rock, second. Second.

Torso, first; Mucilage, second. Third. Hanover, first Joe Lee, second. Fourth. J.

A. first Tenny, second. Fifth. Burch, first Longstreet, second. Sixth.

Inspector first Eurus, second. Seventh. Ballston, first Tattler, second. rheum, Irom wnicn a nave sunerea ior six years. 1 tried a number of medicines and two of the best doctors in the country, but found nothing that der Ah, president bt.

Louis Club. The Kansas City Club was represented by C. H. Byrn by proxy. Wheeler Wlkoff, president and secretary of the American Association, presided.

1 be delegate wer ia secret session st th Fifth Avenue Hotel for about three hours. After adjournment President Wlkoff told the reporters that It had boon decided to allow th LouutIU Club to continue under tb present management. Mr. Dartdsoa atrreelne; to strengthen th team. Prom ether sources equally aa reliable it was learned that this permission allowing Mr.

Uarld-con te continue contained a proviso that he shall not sell any of th present Louisville players an leas be disposes of the club entire, sod that any Sale of th team aad franchise shall be subject te At Wilkes barr Wilkesbarr 4 0 3.7 1 8 119 Lowell. 0 0 2 1 3 0 ft Ilase hits Wllkesbarre, 22; Lowell, 7. Errors Wildcsbarre, 8: Lowell, 7. Batteries Jacobs, Fitzgerald snd F. Murphy German and M.

Mur- VhZi Jersey City New S21lx through superior fielding and by a timely bunching of bits. Colliai, Smith and Boshong did excellent work. Score: would effect a cure until I used your remedies. MRS. A.

McCLAFLIN, Morette, Mo, The Worst Case of Scrofula Cored. Genuine onTr with fae-simileof Justus von Liebie's CIXCISXATT. Jt. IB. P.

A.B. We have been tolling your Cutiofra Remedies for vears. and have the first complaint yet to re BBOOKITV. B.1H.F.A.B. O'PHen.

3 3 10 1 Jersey City 101201000 6 Hits and errors New Haven, 12, 1 Jersey City, 0. ft. Batteries Walker and Lally, Landman signature in blue across label, as above. 6-old by Storekeepers, Grocers and Druggists. LIEBIG'S EXTRACT OF MEAT Ltd, London.

BoPlday, 0 3 4 3 0 ceive from a purchaser. One of the worst cases of Collins, 1 2 8 8 0 Mcl'hee. I Scrofula 1 ever saw was cured by the use of five Heard, I Foots, lb 1 13 Keenan, 1 bottles of Cutiocra Rebolvemt, Ccticdra, and and Miss tsutterneid, o-a, o-i. PINAL rochd. Misses Townsend and Ballard beat Misses Plnkney, 1 I 1 Burn, rf Carpenter, 3b.

The Third Day's Baclng at Manchester. London, June 14. This wai the third day of the Manchester Whitsuntide meeting. The principal event of the day was the race for the Manchester cup, a piece of plate of the value of 200 and 2,000 iov. added to a handicap sweepstakes of 25 each one mile and three-quarters (73 subs).

The race was won by Mr. Leopold do Rothschild'! four-year-old bay colt Cotillion, bv Hagioscope ut of Mabille. by Exchequer. Tebeau. If.

1 1 2 1 8 1 2 ft 4 Corkhlll. cf. Cam titers, Smith, ButJtong, Cm anaiiurxe. EXHIBITION GAMES, The Cuban Giants Beat Norrlstown by Making Nine Bans la One Inning. SPECIAL TO THX INQUIRER.

Norristowh, Jun 14. The Cuban Giants Coticura soap. TAYLOR tt TAYLOR, Druggists, Frankfort, Kan. Cuticora Remedies Cur everv soecies of sgonizing. humiliating.

Itch Baldwin, Nlcot, rf. Viau, EWIS' 98 P. Ct. LIS II POWDERED AND PERFUMED. (PATENTID.) tb approval of th Association, lals block th scheme of th Cincinnati tesa to purchase Dailey, Becker, Ktrattoa and Browning, i'resi-dent Stern tiered $4,000 for Stratton.

Mr. Bavldaoa says will surely strengthen bis taia, lis Is trying to get two ho ut hern Leagu players, on a pitcher, aad be Is negotiating with the Jersey City Club to either consolidate th Jersey City's and Louisville's with Powers as msosger. or to buy Baley, Burk. O'Brien and Knowles. Manager Powers ha so far refused all Hers.

Consolidation is hardly probable. Powers would dispose of Baley and Burk for his price, but Ifevidsoa Is not likely te give th sum Belted 4 12 27 14 ft 7 10 27 20 3 Ing. burning, scaly, and pimply diseases of the IXXIXOS. and jmrtut Mr. H.

E. Tldy'i three-year-old brown colt Indian skin. sealD. and blood with loss of hair, from The tronot ve made. Will noft iu mass ins.

Prince, by Thurlnglan Prince out of Mrs. Skelton, I Dimnlos to scrofula, except possibly ichthyosis. 3001 11-7 021000010-4 of the bet Perfumed Hard Wright and Knight, 6-0, 0-2. XIXKD DOUBLES PRELIMINARY ROU1TD. Miss Townsend and Mr.

Lee beat Mrs. Harris and Mr. Cowperthwait, 6-3. 6-i Miss Roosevelt and Mr. Wright beat Miss Voorhees and Mr.

Remak, 6-2, 6-L Byes: Miss Austin snd Mr. Campbell, Miss Wright and Mr. Hood. FIRST BOUKD. Miss Townsend and Mr.

Lee beat and Miss Wright snd Mr. Hood, 6-3. 6 6, 6-4. Miss Roosevelt and Mr. Wright beat Miss Austin and Mr.

Campbell, 6-3, 3-6, 6-4. FINAL ROUND. was second, and Sir R. Jardine'i three-year-old I Sold everywhere. Price, Ccticura, Soap, Soap in 20 minutes wrlthnnt chestnnt colt Lord Lome, by Hampton out of pulled themselves together In the fifth inning in the game her with th horn team, and before they could be retired nine rum had been scored, the greater portion of which were earned.

The hit-tins-was bard on both sides, but the sharp field Resolvent, $1. Prepared by th Potteb Druo and Chemical Corporation, Boston. Mg- Send for How to Cur Skin Diseases," 64 Lady Lucas third. There were sixteen atarters. TUKP NOTES.

Parried runa-Bronklyn, 2: Cincinnati, 1. Two-base Ht I'lnkiiev, Mel'hee, Tebeau. Three-base hits Cork hi 11. Home rwn Keenan. stolen be O'Brien.

IfcMioie plav lloluday and Mci'bee. First base on balls Off Viau, off taruthers, a Bit by pitched bail O'Brien. Struck out By Viau, by Canithers, ft. Wild pitches Caruthera, Time 1.47. Umplr Ferguson.

ing of both sides kept th run-getting within more pages, 60 illustrations, and 100 testimonials. sonetning lis s.i.uuu. As waiters stand, Davidson esa sell out en tlrely, hut Louisville must remain la th Associa turn sad the team be kept Intact. respectable confines man it wouia nave been otherwise. The score ntiPLES, black-heads, red, rough, chapped.and I I III oily skin prevented Dy vutiguka soap.

XOBKISTOWH. I CCBA2T OIAHT8. boilina. Jt the beet for disinfecting sinks.closets, drains, etc. Photographers' and machinists' uses.

Foundrymen, bolt and nut makers. For engineers as a boiler cleaner, and anti-lncrustator. For brewers and bottlers, for washing barrels, bottles, etc. For painters to remove old paints. For washing trees, etc Penna.

SnT Ttim'tg Co. Gent rsl Agj K.lB.r.A.B. R. IB. P.

A.B. 8j 113 0 0 Boyd, cf. THE I WAXT A CAPTAIX. WEAK, PAINFUL BACKS. Kldnev and Uterine Pains and Weak 1 10 Basney, 0 1 0 0 0 Graham, 3 1 8 0 Owens 1 1 0 Tho rhlllles Were Baasle-Dasxled by the nesses, relieved in one minute by the 0 3 1 0 3 4 8 ft Cuticora Anti-Pain Plaster, the first Fry, G.Vlll'ms,b 1 C.Wlll'uis,rt 1 Thomas, 3 1 IlarrlKon, Malone, 3 Whyte, 1 Seldou, If 4ft 1 and onlv pain-killing plaster.

New, Sir Dixon is fast coming up to racing form. It is now pretty sure that Terra Cotta will itart in th suburban. The St, Louis Jockey Club will give three days' extra racing next week, Bella B. and Inspector B. will represent the Dwyers'i stable In the suburban.

The colored Archer, Isaao Murphy, will probably ride Badge in the Suburban. Jockey Donohue gets away from the postal quick ai any jockey in the country. There has been thousand! of dollars put on Badge by New Yorkers to win the Suburban. Mahan, 0 3 8 3 1 Oraulich, Cm 0 0 8 4 0 Co, rf i Mill man. 0 13 1 Cmliua, 1 0 ft Duff, 2 38 3 Instantaneous, Infallible.

26 cents. 3 1 Miss Roosevelt and Mr. Wright vs. Misi Town-send and Mr. Lee, 0-L 6-3, 3-0 (unfinished).

CONSOLATION PRIZE PRXLIXIH ART ROUND. Miss Voorhees and Mr. Remak beat Mn. Harris and Mr. Cowperthwait, 6-5, 6-3.

Misi right and Mr. Uood a bye. FINAL ROVED. Miss Voorhees and Mr. Remak beat Miss Wright and Mr.

Hook, 6-2, 0-5, 2-6, 0-4. LADIES SINGLES SECOND PLACE. PRELIMINARY ROUND. Mrs. Harris beat Misi Knight, 0-5, 6-3.

Misi Roosevelt a bye. 8 1 New York Giant. SPXCIAI. TO THB IXQUIBXB. Nxw York.

Jan 14. Whea the Phillies marched on th grounds at St. George to-day to practice batting and throwing, preliminary to beginning the second gam of th first series with th Giants oa th horn grounds, they wer greeted by 1,930 of th cranks of Gotham, who ap 4 24 IS 1 11 14 27 18 4 FLAYERS ON A STRIKE, The Looiavlll Ball Teeaers la Open Rebellion Against President Davidson. SrBCIAI. TO THB IBQriKKB.

BaLTTMOBB. Jan 14. Open rebellion has broken est la the ranks of the Louisville players. Oa Thursday President Davidson, enranged at th team's 111 success. Imposed a 82ft fin oa Second Basemsa Shaanoa for fielding errors, and ea Catcher Cook for stupid baa running.

At this 11 th aa protested by signing a round robin, ssylng they would not play to-day unlesi this wrong wss righted. Davidson then threatened a hundred dollar fin for each and left for New York. Bala Interrupted tbLoulsvlll-Baltlmor game bere to-day and prevented a continuance. There UBivas. Norrlstown 000032004 PE1SYLVH RAILROAD.

Cuban Giants 0 0 2 Famed run. Cuban Giants. 7. Two-has tilts Graham, Malian, C. Williams, Grant, Malone.

Home run Thomas. Sacrifice hits Hasney, Boyd, C. Wil There is a big tip out on Tenny to win the Volunteer handicap at Sheepshead Bay to-dsy. Th Snhnrban will be run on Tuesday. June 18.

plauded them liberally. Manager Wright boys seemed to ia tin fettl then, and It wai freely predicted that they would scalp the local liam. l(ae stolen 1 luff. Harrltton. Malone, Seldom luwt on balls By Duff, ft; by Malone, 3.

btruck out A Progressive Tennis Tournament on the Westmoreland Ground. Th Tioga Athletic Association held a progressive tennis tournament In mixed doubles, on their By Duff, 1: by Malone. 4. Left on bases orris-town. i Lilian Giants, S.

Hit by pitcher Whyto, 2. braves. But they wer not In good form after th game, or la good humor, for th scalping was don by Mutrie'i men, and la royal style, too. Previoui to th opening of the gam tber was much comment on th fact that Umplr Barnum was to be superseded by Billy Uulnn, of this city. Qulnn bad been appointed by Kick Young yester Itotlble plays Malian and Owens.

Passed ballnGrau-llch, Thomas, 1. Wild pitches Duff, 1: Maloue, RESUMPTION OF THROUGH TRAIN SERVICE BY THE DIRECT ROUTE Commencing Jun 15, 1889, ALL THROUGH TRAINS of the Pennsylvania Railroad, except the NEW YORK AND CHICAGO grounds, at Westmoreland, yesterday, th prize winners being Miss C. Gaskill and E. Burhorn. Th seorei follow: and the Realization stakes on July 2, the closing day.

The Bon, of Captain Brown'i itring, has been fired In both front legs, and will hardly be able to do any racing before fall. Jockey Littlefield has been suspended by Starter Caldwell for disobedience at the post. Mr. Caldwell will stand no nonsense from the jockeys. On Wednesday Murray, Donovan's jockey, purchased from Mr.

Grati the bay gelding Gone-away. three-years-old, by Dalnacardoeh, out of Merara. and a few days age Mr. J. W.

Smyths Hum ol game I umpire iamei vauipueu. Scran ton May Succeed Easton. SPECIAL TO THB IBQ.CIBKB. WiLKKSBABBB, Jun 14. An effort Is about to be mad to transfer th tottering Easton Club to day.

He did fairly good work today uuiil th ninth Inning, whea Fog arty hit th sphere to ladies. Won.Lost Won.Lost 4 4 Miss C. 7 1 Scranton. Should Scran ton get th Easton franchise it would be a big help to baa ball in Miss T. Megargee.

4 4 Miss Bristol 8 ft Misa 3ft Mrs. Van ft 3 Mist A. 4 4 Misi Brown 4 4 Misi E.Megargee ft 4 Misi Bisslll 2 0 bought the bav gelding Rustic, three-year-olds, by Eolus Tilll Russell. Both should mak useful sprinters. GENTLEMEN, wer bat ls Louisville players to appear oath f-rounds, and three local player wer brought nto requisition.

The cause was du te a itnk tlx of th Loulsviil player, who refused to lav th hotel for the ball grounds. This rebellion was da to Davidson's action ef Thursday, and bla threat that if th club failed to win to-day's gam would fin each Player $25. This angered the men, and Captain Wolf represented to Davidson that the men would refus to I lay. Davidson laid would Inflict a fine of I'M ea each can who failed te report. Wolf.

Ramsey. Weaver, Gleason. Strattoa and Vaughn reported, th balance refusing to do so. Th plaver are much disheartened ever their continued' bad luck and at th way they are treated by Davidson, aad to-night they waiting for news from New York, hoping that th Association will compel Davidson to sell oat. Th mea ar so badly discouraged that there It now no hop ef any Improvement under Itavtdsou'i management.

Some of th plavcri have wired a itatementof their grievances to President Wheeler Wlkoff, aad ho is expected here to-morrow mora- left field, landing it fair cy a couple feet. Uulnn, however, adjudged It foul and Fogarty wai "hot," II argued with Quinn. but to no purpose, and whea he again faced smiling Mickey he was easily disposed of. Prom start to finish th gam wai one ef slugging, both pitchers being hit hard and often. Sixteen timet did the Giants line th ball out safely, and so welldtd they bunch their bits that ain of the fourteen rum wer earned.

Th visitor, hit Welch hard at times, but could not bunch their hits except ia th third and fifth Inning. In th third singles by Wood, Mutvey and Thompson gave them on run, and la tb ninth Mulvey'i singl. a wild pitch and Thompson'! hit gay them another. Their other runs wer given them by a base on balls, a hit by Wood iu the third, aad by a hit and Ward wild throw in the Won.Lost H. E.

8 ft O. E.Machold 3 6 B. II. Coffee 8 ft terests in Wilkeibarre. yOTES OF THE DIA3I0XD riELJX Bring them home, Mr.

Wright. Bo th Phillies want a captain It look! so. Latham li as lively and as big a chatterbox as ever. Belehsnty will not be able to play until about Won.Lost E. Burhorn 8 0 J.

W. Gaskill 6 2 J. T. Sill ft 8 J. 4 4 O.

Leser 1 ft 4 LIMITED, will run to PITTSBURG by the Main Line without transfer, making all connections both EAST and WEST of that point. The NIAGARA EXPRESS leaving Broad Street Station at 8.50 A. M. will run through to CANANDAIGUA, connecting for ROCHESTER, BUFFALO and NIAGARA FALLS. Other trains of the NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY will run through to regular destination.

CHAS. E. PUGH, J. R. WOOD, General Manager.

general Passenger Agent, New Train to Pittsburg. Commencing June 9 the Baltimore and Ohio will run a new daily expresi train to Pittsburg. Thll train will leave Twenty-fourth and Chestnut F. Leser 8 ft I. Van Dusen 1 7 Street! Station at 7.30 P.

arrive Pittsburg 9.10 A. and have through Pullman can attached. August Batteries to-day Weyhing and Cross, and King Germantown Juniors Win Two More Points. The Junior eleveni of tbe Germantown and Belmont Cricket Clubs met at Elm wood yester A vigorous growth and th original color given ana uoyie. The St.

Louts Club did not forfeit a game to Baltimore last week. Th Brewaa wsr delayed ixtn. Th Giant secured their rum by good stick work aad base running and a piec ef stupid play to the hair by fAMiKS xiaib caloai. Pajuler'8 Oikoeb Tonic th beat cough cor. day, and after a closely contested game the visitors won by a score of 73 to 70.

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