; Brooklyns had the Leaitne Games To-(lny. and Jimmy Watson, of Paterson, is also Champion Hovey to Marry. day, April 29, in Newton Centre, one of 9£ild and written. An opaque gloom has some loose fielding th most j.]le time. New York at Washington. uncertain. Watson is a new coiner In Boston, April 17..Invitations have been Boston's aristocratic suburbs. Her. settled over the Giants, and thoughts of the game virtually won in the seventh. at Baltimore. these parts, but over in Jersey he is looked Alvah Hovey, D. D., the president of New-: The Orioles tied the rall aua led off upon as a good one. He hiis fought two issued for the of F. H. ton Theological Seminary, is to perform TWIRLERS morrow do not tend to dispel the cloud. It in Daly Boston at Philadelphia. draws marriage Hovey, the Mr. is but the eighth Corccj stein were retired, with George Dixon, and was Billy the tennis of the United ceremony. Hovey about thirty is 's next turn on the slab, with singles. Grim Pittsburg at Cincinnati. Plimnier's first opponent in America. champion States, years old. of aristocratic family and has a an,5^ t*he ball over Joe 'J^lio to Miss Sara of Newton. The and to-night there is a worried expression while Captain Griffin I-ence, antd Corcoran Chicago at Louisville. third bout of the night will be between Sanborn, world-wide reputation. The bride is from: Cleveland at St. Louis. Fred Mayo and Jaco is to be on the of one of the best families in the town. 011 the bronzed features of Kelley's head to the followed with Casey. wedding evening Wednes¬ FAOLT, this prepossess¬ and 'art/hy AT Mc< athlete. Daly scored. ¦nee between Kelley ing young a three-bagger to the ft scored. Anderson Tlie Card at Ellcton. His good right arm does not feel equal to and Brodie, and Griffin crossed the plate, First. Race.Six furlongs..Jack Wynne, 105 the task of mowing the Senators down like singled and McCarthy runs in their half pounds; Topgallant, 105; Gray Forest. 103; The "Hot Scotch The Orioles made two General. 105; Bandit. 105; Farragut. 105; Tom¬ Wagner's Battery bearded at a breath and the bungles mpire Keefe called grain of the inning, and then Ijfirkness. Shindle's my Lally. 105; Metropolis, 105; Balmoral, 102; Too Much for the New that grow between. But there Is 110 one Juanita, 102. fhe game on account of 'eventh inning, and Second Race.Half a mile..Edward P.. 108 York else available for the job, as Dad Is getting hand was split in The ^re fr0m the game, pounds; Herod. 108; Monroe Doctrine, 108: Rena, Players. in shape for the opening grume at home. he was compelled to ret 102; Acacia, 102; (J rave, 102; Miss Carrie. 102. Score: r h a e Third Race.One mile..His Grace, 105 pounds; About 4,000 Washington ians saw their Itimore. po Setauket, 105; Chieftain. 105; Foxglove 105; Brooklyn. r h po a ejBade, lb. .2 2 8 0 0 Tribute. 105; Brooklyn, 105; Wheeloski. 105; Co Gleason, Van Haltren pride and joy dally with the discomfited ririffln. of..l 2 0 0 0| Dorter, rf..l 1 3 0 0 Diabolus. 105; Dart. 105; Ponoma Belle, 102. The and nnaughton, McC'tv. If.2 2 1 0 0Ke 4 S thian. Fritz, 105: Dervish. 105; Jimmy ng a That Looked Liku a SCOUR 0 0 1 1 0 James. 105; Silent Frieud, 105; Lura, 102; The High Fly ure. New York opened with Doliney and Brooklyn J * 1 0 0 0 2 2 <5 Mamie R., 102. y stores in a row will be increased to 9. Baltimore 1 ° Left on bases- Homer.Gleason's Arm Not Yet in The was Farrell in the points. Dnke given F.arned runs.Brooklyn, 8. Two-base hits. Hermits at Poor V\ork. 11. . Elkton. Shape.Giants' a burst of applause, in return for which he Brooklvn, 7; Baltimore. Three-base Elkton, Ind.. April 17..First race to-day. King Terms: on on triffin". McCarthy. Shindle. cCnrthy. Double Premph lirst, Nobby second, Etesian third. Time, $1 weekly $6J worth, $6 monthly $100 lifted his new gracefully' yachting cap. McCarthy. Sacrifice lilt.M Bases on balls 1:27. Second won a .iliv flnd errors- Race.Despair by length Clubs' At the end of the four innings Farreli's -Dtilr Lachance. t base by from Midrose. Little Dorrltt third a head. eagu'e Standing. IIoffer. 2: off Stein. 7. Firsit by pltcher-Jen- by on worth. No Extra fingers gave out. but not until 2. Time. 1:18%. Third Race.Fagin first, Siva sec¬ worth, $>0 monthly $1,000 Charges P. W. I- P.C.i p. W. L. P.C. bunged-up Rrool-.lvn. 1: Baltimore, 111. Passed balls. ond, Chiswick third. Time, 1:40. a new track ilyn .2 2 0 l.OOOIClevelM ..2 11 .500 he had made a fascinating two-bagger that nines. Struck out.Bv Stein. .Stein. Umpire. record. Fourth Race.Big Gordon first. Nellie (i 1 1 .500 Trim. Bowerman. Wild hours and six- s Kii'n .2 2 O 1.0< St. Louts. .2 wasted its sweetness on the desert air. pltchAVo Agnes cond. Lord Clifden third. Time. 1:10%. of kind. Collections made if ijfo ..2 2 0 l.OOOJtaltlmore .2 0 2 .000 Mr. Keefe. Time of game.T Fifth Race.Jersey first. Forrest second. Ma any requested! 2 0 1.000 0 2 .000 Then Mr. Zearfoss hooked with the teen minutes. Plnkertou third. b'rg .2 Louisville .2 up Time, 1:05'^. Sixth Un- _ ...2 1 1 .500 iHnclnn'ti .2 0 2 .OOo fast until the middle of the Plunderer first. Columbus 1 1 XeW York.2 0 2 .000 sinking Dohney SHUT-OUT second-; ^;enfllctor Immense Stock. Greatest for ...2 .500 seventh, when Irwin pulled German off the BOSTON AVERTED A Variety. Everything Yesterday*.* Scores. hile Orth Held bench show and hitched him into the team. Phillies Hit Stivetts Hard, w South Brooklyn v CVn Good Card. Best Goods. Lowest Prices. 3rooklyn, 8; Baltimore, C. The game, however, was lost anyhow, the en. Pommy Housekeeping. New G. Down the A\est_ tjje Boston pugilist, and Washington, 14: York, Senators having tied in the previous round. s<,orc thts .lack Collie* 3. Bajsm,hc < tjje Bockaway life saver, will Philadelphia, 7; Boston. did well for a few Inn¬ Philadelphia, April 11.. meet 3. Dohney enough Ig -,vitli Boston, on/ Monday evening next, under the I Chicago, 14: Louisville, when he lost control of the and afternoon, of the second of au>P of the Athletic Cleveland. 5; St. Louis, 3. ings, ball, ¦ £!ln\bat yester- South Brooklyn Club. the hungry Senators pasted out all sorts was a complete reversal of ajgo changed contest gives promise of being a hot Pittsburg, 10; Cincinnati, 7. to 3.and the locals o. and the bout between of hits. Iu the fifth, with two men on the day.7 1R thelr op. Maxey Haugh OPHETS DESERT GIANTS. paths, McAuley dropped the ball among things around by outplay!^ jn fjej( Additional Sportlnff Xew» will be both at the bat on 12. the populace in the starboard bleachers ponents, au^ietely at ,|S Con nil Page Cleveland Are for a home and tied the score. After Orth had the Bostons comi ton, Philadelphia and , made hu". this the rest was easy. Wagners Hot mercy. They only si:o thf> All Classed Ahead of the Great- whole and one th \ Scotch as the two Macs, Mc- game only up t)r est battery, when bunched three s City's Players. James and McAuley, are called, worked they \',(yCrji11K ';l VASHIXGTOX, Al'IUL 17..M. B. SCAX- very well considering that they had never faced each other In a at all stages. ion, of baseball teams in game. The score: poston. r lb a e "Washington since the days of the old Gleason. % an Haltren and po Connaughton, c 0 H'niUt'n, rf.O 0 3 0 0 Stafford found the V/!iln' ,.f I 1 ^ % Nationals, said to-night: McJames's curves, but n rh-v' u'l .» * 0 OLong. ss...O 0 3 3 0 "Of course, two games do not make majority of the hits came at the wrong Tmpnij. .'' rf.lJ', % 2 0 0 liOwe, 2b... 1 1 1 4 1 £- 0 Duffy, cf...0 0 3 1 0 Theatre. or when there was to run. Boyle lb .1 The a baseball season, any more than one time, nobody Mem ts, 2 0 0Colllng. 3b..0 0 0 1 1 swallow makes a Summer1. But rmy A pretty double by Connaughton In the ^ ^ 4 1 jjannon rf.l 1 0 0 0 of ball has been first landed two runs, but in the sixth he i,.,**1- 2b 0 2 1 1 0 Tucker, lb.l 3 10 0 0 Journal observation players NaJ". 3b..0 0 0 5 0|Berger c. .0 0 3 0 0 @ very close, and my opinion, based on met with a heartbreaking disappointment. p....0 0 0 3 OiStlvetts. p.O 1 1 2 '> my knowledge of the men composing With a runner on each corner and the o"th, the various is that 12 11 Totals ...3 6 24 11 2 teams, they will score t> to 6 Connaughton turned loose »- Totals ..7 27 13 lir.ish as follows: Boston, first; either SCOUR BY INNINGS. Philadelphia or Cleveland, second and terrific drive toward right field, but C>urt- wright. he of the Italic feet, and le>» like o o o o o I o o=c .!!fpl,la..;;;;;;;:l Boston. 3. Left ATTRACTION a double-barrelled cannon, reached np and Earned runs.Philadelphia, 4; ANOTHER GREAT down the side. on bases.Phlladelphin. 8; Boston 5. Two-base pulled the ball, retiring, hits.Thompson, Tucker Three-base hits- This nipping of a took the sap Thompson. Sacrifice hit-Cross Stolen bases- out of the Giants, but tlu-*y struggled on Sul h-an Lonar. Double plays.Ix.we, Long and with the of Tucker. Bases pn balls-Off ^hihanty. Cross. energy despair. I!t>reer First base on errors.I hlladelphia, 2, SUNDAY. In the ninth niade Ihe star p'.ay 11 1 Hit by I mpire. NEXT Stafford ,Jo. .Sullivan.. FREE of the game, pluckimg out of the azure a Lynch Tim.- of''game -1 hour and 40 minutes. prospective home nin from the bat of Mr. Attendance.4,000. t Haltren had a Selbach. and Va: very busy TURNED THE TABLES. (Ihv in centre The silent man on the right SPIDERS missed one Nard chance that let in a run Won from St. Lcuis by Supeiior Work on fter the d aniage was done. Gleason be- the Bases. GRAND REPRODUCTION OF ed m eh better at second, but he is not ^ under the enormous responsibility St. Louis, April 17..The Cleveland Spiders pil yting the Giants through the shoals turned the tnbles 011 the Browns to-day in a n pennant season. well contested game, in which the \an- the captain still has pains under his qulslied club both outbatted and outflelded right epaulet. He feels them when he the victors, but were vastly their inferiors throws the ball. had a num¬ on the bases. Big lifted the ber of stiff chances, one of them being a ball over the riffht field fence for a home dilEeult catch of a foul fly, his one bungle run In the fourth Inning. Captain Tebfcau being on a grounder close to the bag. The tripled in the first inning with two men on F FOUGHT ON JUNE! 17, 1775.

MEEKIX. CATT. ("KID") GLEASON.

third, respectively: Brooklyn, fourth; Giants' fielding game Is all right, but they based. Attendance, 3,000. The score: this club is especially strong in bat- are not quite up in team work yet. CLEVELAND. ST. LOUIS, terl"s; Ba'timore, fifth; Chicago, sixth; executed the Sen¬ r lb jx) a e! r lb po a Pittsburg, Washington. New York. St. Two pretty doubles, by Burkett, If.1 1 3 ULatham, 3b.0 0 4 2 1 Louis and Louisville will finish as ators, showed the Giants what they lacked M'Kean, ssl 1 S OlCooley, lf...0 2 3 0 0 named. Washington will surprise "a in this respect. Irwin's men hit the ball Chllds. 2b. 1 1 3 OlDowd, cf...0 1 3 1 0 I sure. rf.l 1 2 2b..0 1 2 2 1 nnrnber of the wiseacres, tini safe, but the drives came at the Shear'n, Ojyuinn, I am not talking through my hat, either generally Tobeau, lb.O 1 5 0| Connor, lb..l 1 8 3 0 on this, and my money Is already up on wrong time. M'Al'er, cf.O 1 2 OlSheehnn. rf.O 1 2 0 0 Boston to finish first." > The is out or D'h'ty,Hi3b. 1 M'Farl'd, c.l 4 0 pitching department sadly O'Meara, c.O 0 4 Cross, ss... 1 6 0 JOHN A. KEARNEY. PRESIDENT OF gear. When Flynn gets back and the rest Cuppy, p...0 0 0 Hart, p....0 3 0 th'' old Creighton Club, from w&!(^h of the pjnyera recover, look out for the such players as Charlie Snyder. Will Totals . .5 7 27 13 3 Totals ...3 9 27 21 2 Jennings, Bob Price, Joe (Jerhardt and Giants. They are under a hoodoo at pres¬ SCOBE BY INNINGS. Paul Hlnes graduated, said: "Judging ent, or at least they ought to be. The team Cleveland 2 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 5 from the games put up yesterday and landed In Jacksonville on and St. Louis 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-3 the Friday Earned runs.St. Louis, 1; Cleveland. 2. l\\o- to-day by the Washington team, a that Bill boys here Will come pretty close to win¬ played practice game day. base hit.Hart. Three-base hit.Tebeau. Home stand¬ Clark was stabled in room 13, and run.Connor. Stolon bases.Sbeehan, Hart and ning the pennant. From the nearly and La¬ of an old baseball man, I should lost his Delehantv. Double play. MeFarland point job. tham. .Off Cuppy. Latham and say that I have not been able to dis¬ Farrell took the same room. He fel. off Hart. Burkett Chllds Dele- cover a weak in the Wash¬ Cross; (2). (2), single spot overboard once and has knocked out two hantv (2), and O'Meara (2). Struck out.By ington team. The inflc-M is especially Cuppy, Latham and Dowd; by Hart, O Meara. strong. The young man who is looking fingers. Adam Stanhope got into trouble Umpire.sheridan. Time of game.One hour after :he shortstop business is a mar¬ on trolley car No. 13, and the Giants landed and fifty-live minutes. vel. He will m the prove, my mind, at home from the South on Fool s greatest discovery Earl Wagner ever April HELPED LOSE. made. At thi sstage of the game It Day. It looks like they were keeping up looks as though Washington would the joke too long. The score: Pirates Cincinnati's wind up the season pretty high on WASHINGTON. I N^EW YORK. Pittsburg Outplayed the baseball ladder." r ib p0 n e! r lb i» a e Team of Error Makers. TOM KINSLOW, THE EX- Brown. cf..l 1 5 n OjOlensoa. 2b.2 2 5 3 0 of the Brooklyn club, said: "The Phil¬ Tovce 31>..2 0 2 1 1(1. Davis.Sb.l 0 2 11 Cincinnati, April 17..The Pirates have race for Abbey, rf. .0 2 0 0 Oiricrnan, rf.l 12 0 1 another game to their credit. The Reds lies will make the strongest Solbarh if.3 0 0 0 sr.2 2130 the I to see the o'O'n'lit'n, were outclassed at T lost pennant. expected f'rtw't1 ^ lb *2 2 9 2 OIV'H't'n. rf.O 2 4 0 1 every point. hey New Yorks In good shape. The trip M'Aul'y. c.2 "53 OIH. D'vis.lb.O 0 9 0 0 to-day clearly by inferior playing. Eddie made to Florida undoubtedly did more Rogers, 2b. 1 z 4 1 (('Stafford. lf.O 2111 harm than good. There Is one thing I)'M"lie, ss.2 3 2 1 11 Dohney. p..O 0 0 2 0 Burke, the former Giant, was the particular certain, without Rusie the New Yorks M'J'mes, p.l 4 0 1 2 fleminn. p. .0 0 0 0 0 eyesore of the local fans. For some reason are entirely out of the race. You want farrell. c.. .0 1 3 1 0 he could not see the ball and rolled up four to keep, your eye on Pittsburg. That Fearfoss, c.O 1 0 1 0 a elegant errors. The attendance was a little city has cracking good club. The Totals... 14 10 27 !) o\ Totals tlnal rate, however, will be between the 3! 6112712 4 over 3,000. Phillies. Boston and Cleveland. Balti¬ SCORE BY INNIXGS: The score: more will not be in it this year. Louis¬ Washington 0 2 0 0 1 3 2 1 5 14 New York ... 3 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0- 6 CINCINNATI. i PITTSBURG. ville and St. Louis will hold down the Earned New r lb jx> a e! r lb po a e tail end. The and Cincinnatis runs.Washington, 5: York, 3. 4 0 1 Chicago's Left on bases.Washington. 8; New loik, 8. Hol'day lf.O 0 n navin, rf.O 14 0 0 a Beautiful Modern Theatre in with Proscenium will hold their own. As for the Wash¬ Two-base hits.Connaughton, Farrell. Three-base Burke cf. .2 110 4 IO.Smith, lf.2 3 0 0 2 With Every Copy of Next Sunday's Journal will be given Miniature, elegalit Boxes, ington club it looks as though it has hits>.Gleason. Rogers. Home run.McAuley. Miller, rf..2 3 2 1 0 l. kley. 11)..1 OHIO been considerably strengthened. My old Sacrifice hits.Tlernan, H. Davis. Stolen bases. Ewing, lb.2 3 9 0 ljstenzel. ef.3 2 3 0 1 Orchestra, Scenery, Wings and cut-out figures. have Connuuffhton (2). Se?b«oh G. Gray 2b...0 0 3 2 0 Lyons. 3b. .2 10 2 0 l club, the Brooklyn*, pood talent. <2} Davis. Joyce