Hom-e run-Wmf(r)ry. /1Double play-'BrIen and Georgetown. 11: Pennsylvania, 14. May 20, It is Understood LaChan.e. Fi-st base on balls-Off Tannehill 3; of Crescent A. A., 3. 22 WASII. D. WILLIAMS, BROOKLYN IN FRONT Mc'Kenna. 3. Hit by pitched ball-Clark. sehriver. Georgetown, 8: May in the best cafes Struck out--By Taninehill, 3. Wild pltch-McKenna. Georgetown. 12; Yale, 7. Furniture. &c., 7th and D. Umpires-Messr. GUaffney and Andrews. Time of that when a game-2 hours aag 10 4kinute.. Rockville Defeats Hamilton. orders The Rockville base ball team and the patron Hanlon's Men Take First Place in the Brooklyn,0lt Louisville, 2. Hamilton Athletic Club of 0 Washington whiskey hie The Colonels plajed splendid ball yester- played an Interesting game at the Rock- wants League Race. day at Louisville, but the .Brooklyns did a Ville fair grounds Saturday afternoon, the little better anA wop the game by the score Rockville boys winning by 13 to 7. The "1JubORe ,'liC) F. C. of 5 to 2. The "Superbas" bunched their visitors scored all of their runs in the first 000=50 Rye, hits in the eigh'ttr itining, making four runs, two innngs on clean hitting, but after that SENATORS were to ' DEFEAT CLEVELAND TEAM which made them easy winners. Score: unable do anything with Nichol- t the th'e Rockville m~ purity,. Ltouisville. son, pitcher, who allowed Drflves R.H.O.A.E., U.B.O.A.11L a 1 1 Brooklyn. them but few scattering hits and struck $O and ef...... 1 0 D strength Hoy, "asey, 3b.... 1 2 2 1 1 of their men. j Clarke, lf... 0 2 7 1 lKeeler. rf... 0 1 3 0 0 out thirteen The Rockville age of which Georgetown University's Nine Wins Ititchey, s.. 0 1 3 2 2 Kelley, If... 1 2 8 0 0 boys batted hard throughout, and both Wagner, 3b. 0 1 1 5 0 Isallen, as.. 0 0 1 1 1 teams fielded in excellent style. The bat- No. 403x. Parlor Sutes. are guaranteed lI)ecker. 1b.. 1 011 0 0 AnderEon, ef 1 1 3 0 0 terries were Nieliplson and Harriss and Ed- From Yale. Woods. 2b... 0 0 2 4 0 lcUann. lb 2 211 0 0 wards and McQuade. "I the U. S. Hartzoll, rf.t)0 0 0 0 Zb..... 0 1 2 2 0 have nineteen pairs of at If v*,l wanlit t- spruce up yovur parlor by c 0 2 2 Daly, Kittridge. 1 e ... 0 0 2 1 0 re oparrell, SUNDAY BASE BALL KNOCKED OUT. etereJulie inn arrives herr/s y'ur Government. Cun'gu p0 1 0 5oDunn, p...... 0 0 0 4 0 shoes - !W:v I r : n- Parlor *Dexter...... 0 0 0 0 0 home I cannot wear" su a per cent l thua f.l" pri-s. But it is better CURRENT SPORTINU NOTES Decision of Lower Court Overruled Totals..... 2 82"18I Totals.... 5 92 9 2 .\ll en i-4:rtsi and lrngs2. by Indiana Supreme Court. That's what a told one )f our to 0. F. *Batted for Cunningham in nInth. state lady $1'.,, *.- i,. *,ua siffd , rmnorsak Suite...$< specify INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., May 23.-The Iouisvillo...... I s ii nn k Suit...... $M C. Rve. and so 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-2 supreme court today decided that the ."; Today's Schedule. Brooklyn...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 " clerks the other Lave Cross, these misplays. When Casey transgressed Partner, in a Short Time. Wholesale and Retail Grocers, one of the most consistent stickers in the while playing with the Senators it appeared Jack of Alexandria proved too Our is for league. was the Cleveland to Quinn catalogue yours the ask- only player as if every error he made gave the op)os- much for Roeber's wrestling partner. Char- 1412-1418 Penn. Avenue. get more than one hit off of Weyhing's de- a run. It Ing team Kernan's last Roeber livery. Specials from St. Louis say that yester- lie Lenhart, at night. ing. Coupled up with work to meet Fred. Miller of Weyhing's good day's , Lme in that city was dull and listless had been announced was the fine all-round playing of the other from the home club's point of view. When Brooklyn, whom he defeated in thirteen eight Senators. Cassidy erred at first in Nichols is BEVEL-.4AH CHAINLESS Charley twirling his best he is minutes. Quinn challenged the champion ...... $010 dropping two thrown balls, but they were liable to make club listless ball. AD D 'TS 99 CH AIN MoDEIS...... $315 any play from the audience, but as Roeber was en- not costly, and the big fellow hammered ou-t and as he hAld the "Perfectos" down to JUVENILE 'P9 CHAIN MluDELS...... $25 two and a double. Bonner was the was $15 if he could singles four hits yesterday It was their turn to gaged, Quinn promised "Aa god as 'be best, and much cheaper." Mon T rch other transgresser In the error column, but last fifteen minutes with Lenhart. He ac- in the role of he. too,. came to the rescue with his appear "dead ones." WESTERN WlIEL WORKS-cor. 9th and H sts. bat, Breitenstein won his first cepted, and easily defeated Lenhart in two atpli..-nm.14 slugging the ball for two triples and a game yester- single. The other Senators fielded their day fur Cincinnati and he was hit hard at minutes and thirty-nine seconds. much to polsitions well, and "Buck" Freeman made that. Once more the Reds put up a perfect the delight of the audience. Quinn then f1. W. HIGHAM. JR. W3I. A. FOY. Bi-cycles a fielding game and again the twirler is given home run that went down as the insisted on a try at Roeber. and the longest credit for the a having hit on the Cleveland grounds this season. winning game. What great latter consented to meet him tonight, when Score: club that Is from which pitchers can gain he will forfeit S25 if he fails to Ilefeat the : & 4'leviland. ro putations. Virginian in fifteen minutes. Leo Pardello. F Corner 1-3th. $SO R.II.O.A.E. Washington. R.H.O.A.E. "The hest club in the the Street, omperial Ti'gert 4 $25 1,owd. f. 0 2 0 1 league," Quaker Roeher's will $35 2 2 of combination, Sitgle. ef... 5 0 0 another (& Harley, If... 1 1 0 04) 0 Mercer, 3t,.. 2 1 1 2 0 lads, so called by the Sporting L.ife, has wrestle the bout with Robert Bicycles, $35 $50. 4 4 preliminary Quilin. 2b... 1 1 3 3 Honner, 2b.. 1 '1 2 5 1 been going down the line to defeat quite Roy Mackey. the local wrestler, for a spe- .Quality Better Than Ever.: .r..,...... 1 2 1 4 0 Cassily, 1b. 1 3 12 0 2 rcgularly of late. The Phillies have Never back on their riders. 0 1 1 0 4 1 gained cial purse. go % M'Allister,rf Ale4uire, C. 1 1 2 0 renown for a AGE~rs WANTED EvERYWHERE. i..ekeli'~ tts 0) 0 ( 2 1 F rf 1 2 4) 1 0 taking slump early in the After the bout last night Quinn and * True to end of run. Guaran- ' 1 S( ard it is Tucker, lb.. 0 1 9 44 l'addn,i. ss.. 3 2 3 9 0 ascn, supposed they would feel Roeber became personal in their remarks U. S. UB. Recharger. * Mor.rch Cycle Mfg. Co. Eiunmr. o...0 1 4 1 0 p. I 1 1 2 0 loriesime if they didn't hang on to this to one another, and there came near being teed dcfects and acci- ' Weyhing. 1 repu- against Chicao York. Sudbofr, p... 0 0 1 .I fltrien, if.. 2 2 1 0 tation. With McGraw on third as a little impromptu scrap in full view of the Maupinl. p... 0 0 0 1 0 captain dents until January' 1, 1900. .sat.New anl manager what an aggregation of win- audience that was not down on the bills. Totmis..... 3 7 27 14 2 Totals.....14 16 27 22 3 ners the Phillies would be. Quinn became threatening in his manner. to but kELECTIC Pitcher Joe strike ...... 0) 2 0 0 0 0 1 0- 3 Corbett recently created many and ende'avored Roeber, YANKEE men (H. W. H igham, Jr.,& Co.,1 Washingt'n...... 8 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 3-14 smiles over the heague circuit by betting friends of both stepped in and quieted 103 AND 1.- It ST. S.E., Eared ren..--h-vlanl, 1; Washlington. 4. Let "Honest John" Kelly $440 to $50) that the the belligerents. I'n haaS-V -411,.e..lanl1.1; Washin;fon. 4. First base firooklyns would win the pennant this sea- SOrq'site Co~ngresaional Library. on balls 41ff Sudhwff. 1: ff Mlaulin. 1; off sen. Joe must have been SLOSSON BEATS SCHAEFER. Bicyce myT2_3-3ru Weyhing, figuring pretty Lamp SERGE 4. Sr'rui k wut -- By'v Wyliug 1. 1.illm run Free- ch-se on that $501. for it is now reported Fotllow our main. Thlree-biase. hits lsoam-r lu.Toh~ ilts-- that he will join the "Superbas" the Match of Cushion Carroms in New simple Inetructions middle and we that . Quinn, V'L.'.lyV. Friueman. Sa.rit'e' hit -W.-yhing. York Last Night. guarantee4- t., -hln ses 'assidy, ihil,-. 1!len. I"uble ihty- of July for the wind-up of the season. Kelly U.~I~ .. B.,ec 1,Fr SUITS Padli-' to tirmer to C'as.siely. j11t by plieber By wuld have been wise to bar out Joe's pitch- George Slosson evened up his defeat of Sudh110 04lagzleMue, Vlzdlen). M ibd VON "ITMUNSTERWORKS."NOTF TO WITHDRAW. Ireach practical conciurion~s. The skepti. pitch-- ing arm. last week Jacob Schaefer of Chicago by Remarkaby Fine Maup. I'in.r Nlers;s. Smith and Irns. Time President Ebbitts will not his by Doesn't Blow of gai' I i11 alid 40 U;11imItS. accompany cushion carrom match which Out Claret. $2.50 team to Louisville. Ebbitts is going to winning the Buys TO ORDER, Cincinnati, 5; New York, 4. Cleveland on a secret mission. He wili took place at the 'Lenox Lyceum, New or Out.or ar Ju. leave this It was jar ft 12 Bottles of It, It required ten innings for the Cincinnatis morning. rumored last York, last night. The match was at 401) pltReARGE 11ATTER- a night that Hanlbn -ha3 a desire to one Or. if you'll have it t.at wa y-li send gallon to win from get points for $500 a side, the winner taking Afrom n fo.r 75, Stri.ly pur grape jui,*e Claret not to I New York yesterday on their of the Clevelandtpitehers. and that EbbItts any eneo-n Caarner thn a e 11t1-1 wit! the t .In. 5 in.2ary. Il .uod ,lred own grounds by the score of 5 to 4. The is going there for the purpose of making a all. Slosson made his four hundredth point Simple, Compact, Cornr stuff =,c del pal off as "laret. 25c. re- deal. This Giants outbatted the but their two was denied by both, however. in the eighty-seventh inning, when his rival Reliable.Doenn Blow~ 'fut. I th a tfr return f btles. Reds, The fact remains that Ebbitts is not iPIp errors were going had 35t points to his credit. The score: fielding disastrous and account to Cleveland for Tellellyicyourouaedealer oantC i e . unt N. H. 11923 Pa. Ave. his health.-Cincinnati 0. 1, you want it. Lamps ynItA1 Duvail, for their defeat. Scnre: Tribune. Slosson-2, 9, 1, 0, 4, 1, 2, 3, 1, 4, 5, 27, UniteBatStatermyComfr rtewto lve my9-tuth,s.20 "Do know 4. Th fowani -~ ~hours for It is intention to 4'ineinnati. R.1H.O.A.E. New York. R.H.O.A.E. you that Ewing has one of the 1, 1, 3, 3, 4, 1, 4, 1, 6, 9, 12, 1, 10, 0, 10, 11, send frwar one of our 4.1trtilern tha. probably your M-le rid--. rf. 1 0 () 4) 4) V'nH't'n. ef 1 2 2 0 o greatest second basemen that ever wore a 8, 5, 34, 0, 3, 15, 0, 0, 4, 3, 0, 2, 6, 7. 0. 0, 3. arriving at an agreement in regard to the obligatory. it Can be rendered at least op. purchase a serge suit this season. It Miller. rf.... ) 0 4 1 4 lbavis, as.... 1 1 1 5 0 uniform on his team, who is not playing 0, 2, 10. 1,7, 13, 2,.1,1 0, 3, 7. 10, 9, 1, 1, 3, S256$ CAfl'Et TilA tIll. Snm:th, If.... 1 1 3 0 0 Wilson. If... 0 1 2 0 0 the 10. 0, 0, thoice of officers of the committees. Ap- tlonal, and I believe that after the onm is to votir 4ihach... 1 1 4 40 0 4) position?"' Inquired Jat'k Doyle of a 4, 0, 3, 14, 11. 4, 10, 0, 8, 3, 0, 0, 8, 3, interest to see our Yankee oyle, Ib.... 218 0 1 of last in Steinf'it. 2b 1 1 2 2 0 1.lleason, 2h. o 0 3 6 0 group players night the lobby of 4, 3, 4, 1, 9, 8-410. Average, 4 52-87; high r7We also manufacture ,1t'8 wilfr Serge before buying. We will show or--rain. s.4 n 1 1 4 4)O'Brien. rf. 4 1 0 0 o the Burnet House. "No, I don't refer to runs, 34, 27. ward thi. twithth, On Irwin, 3b.... o0 0 1 0 Grady..1 2 4) 3 0 M'Phee. I mean Tommy Corcoran. I don't 0, 1, 2, 3. 0. 1. vou the same Schaefer-5, 7, 0, 0, 2, 0, 0, R, Electric House and Top attention whether you 11-klcy, Ib 1 1 11 1 0 lartnan,31b 4) 0 3 Is 1 believe that thvre is a man in the profes- false and exaggerated reports haveCarriagebeen Ing theirLamps.difi'erenes otherwised an.i \\arsr. Time of gae-2 hours year's Washington team, who is pitching through the offer of a prominent picture beenx busily engaged In spreading disnat embjc P.tr kn and I> mnun tes. for the Richmond (Va.) team this season. ( F C.WEIl.S AND LILCENSEJ For Jubilee Sights. that ansir t5Ak firm, who have assured the club people that A DEALIES. H:nateur Donovan will become a member of 5; the can take a successful rho story sbout Count von Munster prob- hdeeaswoetumrulyfe ouight tn KNiaW-- Chicago, Philadelphia, 4. Brooklyn tearn late next fall. He was they moving picture and we furnish this The Philadelphias were defeated by the traded to Hanlon, together with Casey and by the use of electric light at night. This Chester H. Graves & Sons, Information. We skvil of a all r-liable 'artras -ntd Chicagos yesterday on the grounds of the Farrell. "I don't know of a more tromis- prevents any possibility postponement. mot appear as a mmer of any of the com-ofam enswudethmatifcltA Boston. suppll. ,westo prices. latter, 5 to 4. Fltield did well until the last ing pitcher." said Hanlon recently, in Dr. Glasebrook Won. TR1ADE speaking of Donovatn. "We were up against SUPP'LIED BY inning, when the Colts made a couple of him this sprin~g adi could do nothing with The closing game in the tennis tourna- McA llister & Peast, his 'was ( hits and Lajole a error, which delivery. he He will costly gave though wildi. ment was played yesterday afternoon on the home team two runs and a get control this se:isio. and by next year the courts of the Bachelors' Club on M RIdlhardo & victory. should a Co., ihe 'orking good man. I think that Score: Street between Connecticut avenue and 17th Washington, D. C. he has every tlit as much speed as Rie. Hi' is a strong yioung fellow and is sure to Street. D.r. Gilazehrook met Mr. Calhoun privileged to attend ils Sessions and partici- edao n a1 asfrteu Ityan,.1 ....1 1 2 44 1 Tlhomaa, .f. 1 1 3 0 0 lmprove. I think that he will be one of our Cragin in the final handicap game, and de- Tadformzg. Use Use regular pitchers next season." feated him by the mcore of (1-0, 3-6, 6-t, GBRT COAL Linge4,. .f.... 1 44 1 0 1 4'hiba, If.... 1 1 2 4) 0 * 1lern-s, rf... 4 44 2 44 44 l~aJoie. 2b.. 1 1 2 2 2 6-0,16-1. Woodbury's Woodbtury's It4mntl,t as. 44 1 4 4 4 Filek, rf..0 1 3 0 0 OLD ELI AGAIN BEATEN. When You~Bu~y Coal M'4 orna'lj.2h' 4 2 2 2 4) 14auder, 3b. 44 4 0 2 0 CLUBi'S FINAL HOP. We have never had a season catch Facial Soap. Facial Cream, ---and not a nlxture of slate and dirt. (.oumor. SIb.. 0 44 1 3 1 hle-'ari'd, 0 44 1 3 0 can tiaon, in 55interview said he ntoherdtmofa e .-'- ph-xion speedily and js'r-uanentiy ee-r-d 14.mahne,.. ... 1 4) 1 44 044'ross. as...4 0 1 G1 0 Georgetown's 14amuous Team of1 Inety- Social Fuction at Maryland Agricul- us so fully fixed to your most - oaltI its abscitte. cleanliness-and tih' 'allahan, p. 1 2 4) 4) Filield. p..0 2 0 3 0 Nine Winu at New Haven. sup~ply .o .ft. stui'th and Wiite bry JOHNX ti. -fact tha t youl Jget full 2.240 lbs. to every *4;rren...0 0 0 0 0. tural College. exacting demands in clothing to- 1 W. i 0,l R 261 232 at.. New York, and 13064 -__- tin of tl.& a. good coal. Adie agents. F~or the third time this season Yale was Special Correspondence of The Evening Star. Sat Send fui Bleauty To.tals..5 7 27 1ll4: Totals..4 10t26 14; 3 defeated order. This readiness means the col- I'.. I'hfladel;.hia. 19e,. yesterdhty by the Georgetown Uni- Md., a. andl recen ,ive mle each of Snap arid .reuum', --- an' her auil I v. eari at el It* st' *I1atted for 4'ou'.r In ninth. tTwo out whenu win- HYATTSVILLE, May 23, 1899. ning run score'd. versity boys in the New Haven grounds, There was a large gathering of you::g lection of a more varied line of Chicasgo...... 1 0 1 0 0 0. 0 1 2-5 12~to 7. A special from New Haven says 7117 11 P'hiladielphia...... 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 0 ladies and gentlemen last evening at the I Wm.J.Zeh, St. 0-4 fabrics than ever and a or- tlth the game was a present from Pitcher working Earned runa-C'hicago, 1. Left on hass-4'hienago, Cook; Maryland Agricultural College, the occa- 7; l'hiladelphIa, 10. Tlwo-basse hits-4'allahan, IA- but no matter, the victory belongs to the sion being the final hop given by the Ross- ganization planned most liberally. joIe, FlIek. Thre~e-b~ase bits-ityanl, Laudehr. Slacri- wearers of the blue and gray. For the burg Club of that institution. The dance To be sure when we a Ikee hit-IleFarlai. Stolen haseLange. Double first make de- p lays-1ef'4rmle.k t. Ever,'itt to. llemont; tAnlder to time this season Cook weakened com- was in the nature of a reception tendered $ The McFarland to Cooley. Struck out-Ry Callahan, 1. pletely, giving Georgetown six runs in the the graduating class by members of tne cided onward move your apprecia- Easy Way Passed balls--Mc'!~arland. 2. First base on halls- 4Off Callaban, 2; off Flleid, 5. Hit by uthed lReall-- fourth inning, two of them being forced in. senior class, who had complete charge of * t too lates yet to tauy FlIags and e Rtyahr Cowl-y, Lajole (2). Umpire-5tenars. Hunt He steadied down later, but Yale, although the arrangements, and was a decided suc- tion is apt to quickly swamp us with * deco rat,' Buy here. Big assortment. . iTo Cook and Conolly. Time of game-2 hours and 14) min- orders. Leave your measure for * Little prices. ut. batting well, could score but two more cess. The bali room was tastefully decorat- ed with flags and bunting. Guests, num- --Ie the beet way. A GAS RANGE OR runs. In the last inning Downes made a one of our suits at...... $4.97 STOvE will be found to be Boston, 10; St. 8. pretty running catch that deprived Yale bering several hundred, from Washington, So . very conven- Louts, Baltimore and continguous seotions were leot and conifortable tbis summer to The St. Louis were defeated on their own of two more runs. The game was poorly present. The chaperons were Mrs. R. W. cook wIth. We invite your attention to grounds by the Bostons 10 to'3, played throughout, from a flding stand- Silvester, Mrs. Alvey, Mrs. Taliaferro, Mr. -irFa5 line of yesterday, point, both teams havIng six misplays 3b56 nhm Sour Gas Stoves. Every new d- and incidentally knocked out of first place Johnson, Mrs. F1itzhugh, Mrs. Blundon, pendable kind Is here. The iow prices marked against them. After the victory of Mrs. Tlime and Mrs. Van Loan. The ar- in the championship race. "Kid" Nichols Pennsylvania over the Georgetown boys, rangements for the bafl in June, which S .9 a pleasant surprise to you. the Yale followers looked forward to a Swill he was cer- Meirtz aind at his best, and that tella the story of ushers out the present scholastic year, have Mertz, tain win, but the of Cook the "Perfectos' "~ downfall, four safe hits poor work for been placed in charge of a committee. Gas Appliance Ex., one inning apparently demoralized the en- Charles Smithers, a waiter employed at Tailors, being the sum total of their work at the tire team. Incidentally it might be remark- the Maryland Agricultural College, was ar- bat. Score: ed that Bach and White pitched effective raigned before Justice Carr of this place * -fOr ungFlag. by 8 fthe. Wot 1424 New York ball for the Georgetown team at critical e. $25.Gaate ohl oos Ave. Stt. Louis. R.H.O.A.E., Roston. IR.O.A.E. last evening, charged with the larceny of a 906 and 908 F Street. my19-2Sd Stenzel, If.. 1 1 2 0 44Stahul. rf..4 4 2 0 0 points of the contest. Score: lot of clothing from Geo. W. Shelton, an )i.elean, as. 1 1 1 3 3'lTenney, lb.. 1 2 9 1 0 employe at the cellege. Smithers escaped ouhoS HeKdriek rfOO02 0 1 12 Geo'town. Rt.H.O.A.E.' Yale. R.H.O.A.E. n4 S 4) Long,ss... 2 20 Btafford, 3b. 2 1 1 0 2 DeSaulles,2b 1 2 4 1 0 to Washington and was later located by e ('hilds, 2b... 0 4 2 1 Oullins, 3b.. 1 1 1 2 0 Wallace. 3b 0 0 4 4 1 Duffy, If..1 0 1 0 0 l)uwes, ef.. 10 2 0 0 Qiutoby, b. 00 30 1 Deputy Sheriff Hickey, who arrested him ('riger, e....0 1 2 1 2b.... 1 2 3 1 0 M'Ctart'y, lb 3384 11 Wear, ef..... 1 120 0 and brought l'm to this village. He was lb 0 0 0 444)Lowe, 41 Walath, If.... 2 1 -8 1'1 Wallace, rf. 1 1 1 0 0 committed to the Marlboro' to await O'4Comnor, 94 Stafford. cf. 0 1 5 0 as... 0 12 O 12 11 jail Blake, ef..4 1 3 0 t4Ciarke, c.... 0 0 4 0 1 Mioran. 2. Camlp,s...2 the action of the grand jury. Ruanor Regarding Germany's Dele- rus opsithout at the tim Joes, p...0 0 0 Q. 0 Hic-kman, p. 1 0 0 1 0 Kenna, rf... 1 2 2 0 0 Waddell, lb 0 1 4 0 2 The City and Suburban electric road Bates, p..1 4002 0 0 0 Flemiing, 2b 4) 1 2 2 1 Sullivan, e.. 1 2 71 1 0 gate to The Hague Denied. jdulging in Nichol, 1... 02 0 O 0 ddy, If..... 11 10 0 expects to begin operations as far a this exaggeratedJ expettions. The Blach,jp...... 1 0O000 0 0 0 village tomorrow. It Is thought that cars Adispatch from The Hague yeterdy words of Emperor William have r (Pasteurized) Totals..3 4 Whitep..... 00k,...... 02 01 0 to contrib -- u phtrnm oflr . the prm ft peopret 27126I Total...1012 27 9 Cranston, c. 2 0 11 1 L will be run at intervals of every half hour improve the situation. I think we - $-2'emb5n I.hd ne .'f haul tad Purnes.br St. Laula...... 10 11 00O 00 0~ or so. A permanent schedule will not be y.uted For BABIES and INVALIDS. hioston...... 1 0 7 0 0 1 0 1 0-10 Totals.....12 27 7b5 Totals..... 11 24 4 4 The chiefs of the delegations held fre- mediativeandarbitrati. Earned 4. 9i 7 adopted until the 1st of June. Although It runs-Boston. Tw-bs hits--Stensel. 2 01 60 1 02-12 at~ent conferences today,. with the view of undoubtedly iioposuible to make such action Recommended by all Stali. Threes-b~ase hits-Coilins. Criger, Stafford. Georetow...... physieians and Ilt pitc'hed banll-By 1. Double Yale ...... 01381 00 0 11- 7 Ordered to Leave Town. indorsed by the Washington Medical b~y lilekman, plays So- --Waliace' andl O'Connor. 2. Sacrifiee hit-Tenney. IItarned runs --Georgetown, 7; Yale, 3. Two-base John Dulaney and William Kimball, wno eiety. Order by potatal, or inspect the First base on ballis-O(ff Hickmlan, 3; off Nichols, 5; hita-Wallace and Waddell. Three-base hit-Walalh. parently many difficulties have arisen, and hae at thei iposal laboratory. 6.e. per pint, delivered daily. off Sates, 4. Passed bail--Clarke. Struck out-Ry Humtl' run--Hiarrord. St~olenl bases-Haftord (2), Mc- were picked up last evening by Officer a masof reglt Jones. 1; by NIchols. 2. Stolen bases-Hlehirick. Carthi) 42). Kinnja, White. Detlaulles, Wear, Cook. Jacobsen while they were acting auspi- Stensel. Umapiree-Mesars. O'Day and Mcearr. FIrst base on ba ls--Off Bach. 3; off White, 3; off APPETIZING§ PAISTEI'Rt MILY COMPANY. Time of and 20 minutes. on 1120 15th gamne-2 houra Cook. 7. Hit by oltched ball-Bach, 1; White, 1; ciously Pennsylvania avenue, today et. ow. Cook, 1. 8truck sit-By Bach. 3; by White, 5; by pleaded guilty of the charge of being sus- Cook, 6. Left on Yale, 8. liunster. the German ambassador at Pailrotsna50aheabei h assi cu ck-and yet11 lraul Pittsburg, 9; Baltimsore, 4. bases-t3eorgetown, 7; picious characters, and were sent out of WIl itchs-Uook, 2. Unmpire'-Mr. Kelly of New and head of the German delegation, would netdigtnaabtlsthOinv - i,. ru ..ntmor' utriltus . a The Pittsburgs pulled tnemselves together Haven. Time of game-2 hours. town by order of Judge Kimball. They ZW..IERAC"itn theraid'n;u- tou'd ant yesterday in the smoky city and defeated Georgetown's team has made a remark- were escorted to the 6th street station by writhdraw from the conference. Such stories cneto f16 n nicesn h an officer, who saw that they were placed nust with ofb-gtheNu elth f ou fm the Baltimores by the score of 9 to 4. able record this season. The team has met be'received caution, as persons ottonopraepoetyinal Mc- but a Tomorrow on an outgoing train. Kenna wae hit hard by the single defeat. Georgetown BREA.D.a ee 1107-F-- St. HAVE YOU "'.roat.ia clme-aCOO Pirates, who goes to Middletown to meet Wesleyan, and At(1l'.this "Health" Beaytd >lesi t. at Val A aitAE. also fielded perfectly. Score: Wednesday plays at Harvard. Suit Aainast Railroad Conapaay. Pittsburg. BaltImore. R-.T.A.E. Georgetown's-record to date is: March 29, Lillie Lennon, administratrix of the es- Worst es cueakI to DAYS. rf 0Rt.H.O.A.K.[2 1 0 OMcGrawSb 1 4 2 24 2. March ibly arose from the fact that his namse does oiinta h uieo h euti 35 100-PAGE Donovan, If Georgetown, ii; Lehigh, 30, tate of Henry A. deceased, late RAK grce. BOOK FREE. M'Cart'y, 1 1 1 1 0O11olmes, If.. 1 1 3 0 1 Georgetown, 9; Yale. 4. April 14, George- Lennon, aesdtead myB84m*-14 1 8 0 while all the other chiefs of del- eivd tmudb e. McCreery,cf 2 OBrodle. ef... 0 0 60 0 town. 7; Princeton. 5. AprIl 5, Georgetown, yesterday afternoon instituted suit at law maittees, wekuui~ef w wluslag of armt hmans w es ecai u.rs i nt Clark. 1b.... 0 00Shecka~d,rf 22o0 faeions have joined one or more commit- stdt h ero h ~rftn~ to...a.. LOAD UP Wlliams,3Sb 2 4 1 2 0-Kelster, a... 0 S 1 2 1 10: Princeton, 8. April 4, Georgetown, 4; against the Metropolitan Railroad Com- et.-dte 0 0 4 pany to recover :ees. But, it Is pointed out, delegates, al- smn Sehriver, e.. 2- .La~hance.1b 0 2 6 1 1 Yale, 2. April 12, Georgetown, 3; Washing- $10,000 damares. The Eans U adar s eltteo totespal'-etheaseeeto o BlIRYREAE. Sol'd toAt,30 t TH-E CAMERA Relt, 2b.... 1 1 54 O'Brien, 2b.0 1 42 0 ton (league), 3.(ten innIng.). April 15, death of Henry A. Lennon, it is alleged, hough not members of a conunittee, are cneee smwekelgdt eu Ely, s....12 3 4O'Crsam, e.. 01 01 Georgetown. 24; Maryland Agricultural, 6. was caused by neglect on the part of the -for ts..eek-. --...- Ju.i...... m Tannebl, p 1 1 0 1 Oflceena, p 0 0 0 0 0 April 19, Georgetown, 9; University of] defendant. ete in the discusieons. tu fit'alrdnei th p reiaible FILMS and PLATES. Our Andrew D. WlIthe tted States m- cus oe, Camera Totals...8127 14 0 Totls..... 414 24 2 Pennsylvania, 6; April 24, Georgetown, 6; at 1 - hgated ton,-amrlessmshshoe~ters GOOD foR PEOPLE AND SICKNS seer fler the Is a $10 . 5. April 22, Georgetown, 6; Uni- bassador head of the Ames-rs-thepeeariof3theatnedobeerutea. _ WE2LL .we Oamera fr 96, Pittbig...... 4 02 02 1 0 0 - Harvar'd, The national peace jubilee celebration vill Baltimero...... 0000O O1 102--4 versIty of VirginIa, 6.'* April 2, George- be reported in The YLaiebi Company. Extac of Bee interestingly Eveniitg e en seemdamsd eee,~ & Delano, 732 35th St. Mrned rin-Pits .5; Beltimegs. 8. Tus. town, 15; Univpg'sity of Maryland, 14. May Star. All issues of the jubilee week will be Houghton 2, Georgetown,- 6; VirgInia, 5 May 8, imailed to any adrms in the United States ethaatvtteern-sm-eng. Grge~rtow, 15; Johns..ouans 0. a- 17