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THE PITTSBURG- DISPATCH, MONDAY MAT 9, 1892.
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TWO OF THEM FINED
Shugart and Baymond Called
Down by the Ball Club
Management.
THE GIANTS IIERE TO-DAY.
JJanlon's Iiallimores Win a Lively
Came at Cincinnati.
LODISVILLES SCORE A VICTORY.
A List of Fntries for the $10,000 Stake for
Trotters at Hartford.
GENERAL SPOKTIXG .NEWS OP THE PAT
The manrsement of the local ball club
racnu to euf orce discipline at all liazanK
As a proof that thi) programme is meant,
Shncart aud Harmond were both lined for
careless rdav in Siturday's fames.
shupari flas fined because he did not obey
order-, and remain at third alter he had
m-ide his three-bacsT, until CorLhill
Li ocked out a ll or made a sale hit In
oilier words. Shucart had not to try and
fcore it Corklnll only knocked the ball to
the infield. Bat Shugart did just the con
trary, and if he had obeved orders he could
Jiae (-cored on Mack's fly to lelt field.
Itamond was lined ior not running to
first lae in tlie second game when he
knocked up a little fly to Larkin. The lat
ter muffed the fly. and il Itavmond had run
lie would have been safelj landed on first
base. Tobe sure, the imposing of lines is un
pleasant to eer body concerned, and probi
bly just as disacrecable to the management
as to the plavers who are lined. But when
plaiers act with nalnable carelessness or de
iiberatelv dKobev definite orders, they have
onlv iliemscUes to blame for the consequent
jienalties. There must be a manager to a
team, and to be manager in fact he must
pue orders and to hae these orders dis
olieved is wor-e than not giving them at alL
.And when a plaver is acting nnder orders
lie cenamlx is not responsible if they lead
to ,'isasieras long as he carries them oat
itonestlv and lull.
Now that the cues are inflicted, the pliv
ors. who lune to pav them will prove their
manhood bj paying the penalty without a
murmur, and also by making a resolve to
not gie any more cause lor fining. II this
is done they will be more thought of and re
spected by cverybodj.
j nc uiants win te Here to-uar, ami a
pond game is expected. It is likely that
Inie will be their pitcher, and he is quite
a nangerous man, although he has not been
erx successful this season. Eltner Smith
ili be in the box for the home plavers
.lust at present it is hard to say what kind
ct torui Elmer is in. He ma v be all right
ana he mav need a little more practice. If
lie is in iorm he will bother the Xcur YorK
placers.
1 he batting order will also be changed,
and the plavers will go up to the plate as
follow Miller, Itieihauer, Shugart, F.ir
rell. Beckle, bmith, Corkhill, Mack, ltay
Dinnd. Manager Buckenbcrger has also
figured out another batting order which he
will trv when wartwood is able to play.
This is it: Miller, catcher; Bierbauer.second
lse Shugart, shortstop; Farrcll, third
base. Beekley, first bisc. Smith, left field;
Swartwood, right field, Corkhill. center
field Galvin, pitch. The manager thinks
this is the strongest batting nine he has
available. Ofcourse, it E'iret was in pitch-
-sjtoxznUil Jitjvw n the nine itaihtd
vould make it mucii stronger in batting.
atnrcliT's League Games.
At Vlttsuuxsr First Rime
Pltti-buif 0 0 0
i.liinifLMll ... .000
o o 0 (i o o 1 1
o o o o o o : 2
Itativnes ,an In and .Mack; Kuril and 3icuulrr.
svMid game
rittnure 0000000101
V i.h!u:ton 0 0010004 5
ItitttTies Baldwin and Earle: Klllcn and JI1I
ligan. AtC5e3tnd
Cwtauil. 0 0000000303
Daltlmon- 0 00000003 14
Batteries Uavles and O'Connor: Cobb and Gun
son. At Onelnnatl
Cincinnati 0 000101002
2btu - .. . 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 23
BMtorlrs Mullane and Harrington: Maley and
Omintl.
At ih. Louis
ft Loillfr. . . ... 0 0 0
1 0 0 2 0 0-3
l:rUvn .. . 0 0 2
iuruiis Gleasonaud Morau;
o n o l o l 4
routzand Daley.
l Mfagn
dii-atri 0 0 0
5 0 0 18
Yors ooo n oonoo n
ltttti Hulchlusou an 1 Klttridgi; King and
llork .
i LonUvtUe
LoaMili- 0001200003
l'l.llahllila 0 0030300" 6
ItatLYk .ryhlnff and Cros; s,tritton, Jones
aud DtfOce.
Ililtimore A; Cine n-Mtl 4.
CrsroiATi, Ma !. To daj's gimo was a
sHssmce.ul exhibition of dntj bail plajln
and wretched umpiring, Baltimoic won out
in the ninth inning by hai d hitting, tt eathcr
cbilly. Attenaance, .",C0i Scoic:
CtSnKATI R S I A E UALT1MOUT tint
airiiee. :
1 1
0 2 0 '!liltrcn.3 0
0 4 0 tt etch. in. 0
2 11 Ikm-Ii i 0
2 0 0 iil-tlor. 1 . 2
1 1
0 0
3 2
s atnatn 3. z z
1 altUan. T 2
Illlilat m 0
"Vlll. I .12 0 0 2 Wood. 1. .. 1
.uiiskev. 1. O 9 1 0 rirkdt, 2. .. 1
i-imtii - ..0 0
14 0 Mi (.raw, r . 1
Ullf-MllV. C
, o O 3 0 Itoltllivon. c 0
M s.ill. p. 0 u 0 1 O.VUMahon. p 0 0 u 1
lianca, i . u u i u v
loiai o a ii it a
Tal.
4 3;i II 3
.iiw ont wilt n wiuuiuz run was made
1,rlnnati 0110 1000 14
lialluii.T, o 2 II 1 0 0 0 2- 5
HtniAKl - Ksrnnl run Clncinnitl. 2: Baltl
Wnn 4. Two-lias, lilts tt ol. l'lcktt Three
! hit rtiIL Hob nsoii Hiimt run tthistbr
frMeti la-e. "MrPbts. llalllcan llouble pl-us
llalligaii Mclil'w. Mrl'liee mith, bmltli Comltky.
tvlHick Ilckctt. ttliltlcr "Mrl'liee. Fir-.t life on
1ll Bv Duma, 3 Mp'labon. 5. struck, out l'v
Starve. 3. "MiMilioii. 1. P.iB.til lial. Itobinsou.
Time if tmt Iwo liours and tecu lnlnuus.
I eapire llarrj Vaughn
Cleveland, 10 St. Louis, 3.
I?T. Loris, Mav S Bad fielding and ina
tllity to lilt Cuppj ssfelj wcrctheprlncin.il
causes for the defeat of at. Louis to dav.
Ztrpiten-tpin wa- bit hatd nt tunes, tut
retched Held -tipnort wa- responsible for
Jlieiim- that won the game lot Clc eland.
Attendance, S 3iX). The -core:
m tons. r I. r a t ICLELAD r b r a e
rioklH.3....l 0 0 1 2ChlMs. 2.. . 1 0 3 2 1
tarrull I 0 0 10 0 l).nls.s. .02040
QMn, 1 0 o . 0 0 O'Connor.c 0 0 10 1
i.ll'i.ick. s 0 0 4 0 OlllnrkttL. 1.01500
31r(ir. m .. 1 12 0 1 1elK.au. 3.. 1 0 2 2 1
t tarrutlicrs, r 0 0 2 0 0 McAUer. in. 2 15 11
.trieker. 2.0 1 II e'Mrtuc, 1.... 2 2 10 0 0
JMoran. c ... 0 0 G 2 1 Iloile. r 2 10 0 0
JU-'blcIn, Jl . 0 0 1 2 Ijluppy, P.... 2 112 0
Total. 2 2 It 6 5 To,al 10 8 17 II 4
tt. LcMlk 0 10 0 0 10 0 02
III i. laud .0 0005014 '10
firsiMAin Kaniol runs st. Louis. 1; Cleve
land. U Tlu-f hit Itrodle, Cuppv. Three
9jasebit llavis. -toku In-es McAleer, l:Cunp.
3 lKMib'e plav Ilais. bllds and Virtue. rirt
Ijase on tall Iln itenslim. 4: Cuppy. 5. lilt b
jiltelMsl ball-t arnill, MrMeer. I)ais. Mruck
oat Breiuiitiiu, 6: nppi. I. Passed bahs
Unran, 2 O minor. 1 tt ild pltches-Breltcn-tiein.
2 liim of game One hour aud 45 minutes.
Umpire Linslle.
T.-nisvlUe, 8 "tt ashington, 3
Jx)tnsviLLE, Mai 8 The Colonels, feeling
srflncwuat sore over four straight defeats,
broke the pcll to-daj and had no trouble In
lo!catlug the 'enatois. 1'feffer had on his
lattins vloilic, to da, making four hits and
u -acrlfiee out ofn- tunes at bat. Weather
lair Attendance, 4,220 corc:
IOt-SVIl.t.E R II ! A F WASH'GT'V K n T A E
!rown. m 2 0 10
lIcGer. 2 . 3 4 i. 4
Mt-r r .0111
Ilrawniag. I. 1 n 0
Jennlugs. i. 1 0 1 10
Tavlor 1. .1 0 10 0
Kuehne. 3... 0 12 1
,iiin. c. .12 4 2
Meekln. p 0 1 0 2
0 Mot. in. ..11301
1 Ilnnoiau. r. 0 0 1 I 1
1 IluMce.1 12 2 0 0
0 i.irkiu. 1... 1
1 Mia. uire, c . 0
0 i:ich'rsd'n,2 0
1 hllror. p 0
1 Douri. c. .
2 13 3
0 0 10
2 4 6 0
0 0 11
0 1 C 2
0 I'll lib i, 0 I 0 " 0
- iMilllgan. c . 0 0 2 1 1
Total 8 It) :
4 Uolau, p. . 0
2 110
Total 3 10 27 19 8
Louisville 2 0 0 0 12 1 111-8
Washington 20100000 0-3
CMMAHT Earned runs Washington. I,1 1o-
lse hits Brownlnc Grim Three-base lilt
IluBee. Molrn Mscs-Browii,;rreffer. 2; Taylor,
Grim. Hot, Donovan. JIcGnlre. Larkin. Unffcc,
Douhlc pUrs Jpnnlnm and Tartar; JennliiRs,
l"leffi r ami Tivlor; Itlcliardsun and I.arktn. First
liae on Inlls By Merlin 4: br Kllrov, 2: bv
I Dolan. 2. Mrnck out Jennings, lowd. Dontnan,
Dolan. I'ased halls-Grim, 3. Time of game
Two hours. Umpire Sheridan.
Tim I.eagno Record.
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13 5
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Boston........
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Louisville...,
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Cincinnati ...
.'Sj'phlKdclphla.
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.GUtN'ew York....
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StOl-l Louis S H
10 10 ,500illaltimore
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To-Daj's tragn cnednle.
XewTotk at Pittsburg; Boston at Cleve
land: Brooklyn at Chicago; Philadelphia at
St. Louis; Baltimore at Cincinnati.
innilay Western League Games.
At Mllwiulue
"Ullwaukre I 0000023 2-9
Minneapolis 3 0 0 1 2 0 4 x-10
At Toledo
Toledo 2 0000000 0-2
Omaha 0 0420000 X G
At Columbus
Columbus 0 2000103 X 6
Kin-asCltv 0 0:0001002
At h ort tt at nc-S-t
Paul 00000000 0-0
Indianapolis 0000000033
Johnstown Signing Plaver.
Joii-sstown, Ma 8 ISjiecial. Eight play
ers hav e been Mgned br JIanager Oglo for
the new State League club here. Among
the numtier is Timer Clcvoland.who former
ly played with the Columbus and Xew York
club"
THE CHASTER OAK STAKE.
Only One Pennsylvania Horse Entered for
tlin T.is Contest at Hartford.
llMnrorD, Co-sw, StayS The managers of
Charter O k Park to-da announced the list
of subscilbers lor the famous $10,000 Cliarter
Oak guaranteed stake raco Tor 2:3) horses to
be trotted August 24 during the Grand Cir
cuit meeting here. The IS subscribers are
among the best known owners or the coun
trv. Xew York Stato contributes sir subscrib
ers, including C J. Hamlin, of Buffalo, who
has l'layboj, with a mark of 2.19JJ; John
llnmlin, of Gravesend, who lias Frank F,
2-2CV. bnt mav make a different selection;
HenrvC. .Ieett. of .lewettsville, wlio has
Fannie Wilcox, 2 19f- the Silver Mine Stock
Fnim, of ropake, which has Bush, record
2-20Ji, and William YTceks, of Now York, nnd
Willnm C. Tilmblc. or Xewlmrg, wlio have
good stibles fiom which to pick winners.
PcnnsUvnnia has a -ingle subscriber,
Jacb Ltvlncstonc, of Carlisle, who has a
stable of h iirdozen flyers. George II. Ham
mond, of IWroit, miij-possinlv name Sim
mocolon. The DnBots Brothers, of De iver.
Col., have Harvey, recmd 2r21, and the Edge
wood Stock Farm, of Tene Haute, Ind., will
also name a hore.
In New Enilaml.Boston leads off with four
subscribers J Malcolm Forbes, James
Golden. "Jo"k Bon en," who has Jesse Han
sen 2-21J4. nndstanle,2-2"a4 and the Bo-ton
(roft, Inch ill try to tni t a winner. The
o-hei Xen England subscribers are: W IL
Allen, of Tittsfleld, Mas-,.: Samuel Hodgson,
or Mernlen, who has Falcon. Jr., 2 213: II.
E Biewster of St Jolinsburv, Vt., wln has
Diwson. 2 1?K and G. C Moise, of Bath,
who-o Otis shaw has a lecortl. Turfmen
neie pi edict a gi eat betting race.
JOE IS DOING WELL.
Tleldeger Has ?0m, Tast Horses and Is
"Winning "Money In Germanv.
A very interesting letter wa9 received by
the spotting editor or this paper jeterday
from Joe Heide.;er,thotrottlnghorso trainer,
formerly of this cityand now In Germany.
In His letter Joe says: "I am doing very
well hete now, and I have the best-bred and
fastest ti otters in Europe Thev are all
sired by Francis Alexander, 2.1. I am
sine to win lots of inces this season, nnd
there is now mora moncv hete fortiotting
than theie eter wa. lam now at Isenburg,
neir Vienna. I have been a g"od winue1
heie, and I so fiom here to Berlin.
"I met my 'ather heie. He was too late
ror the races. He is I oking well and dab
bles a little in the pools."
The Iliamond.
S vn'debs will Join the Loulsvllles Jane is.
A. II. SigwokTH He miht touch all the bises.
As long as our Muggers can keep in fourth place
we'll be all right.
Haviiy tt'itiGH" says that the Philadelphia club
will neve,r liy Sunday ball
Tiif rittsburgs nce-l to-day's game very badly,
and they'll lnve to take It.
Breitensteit. of M Louis, Is nqt an exploded
"phtnoin' bj any means
M vs tr.ER Havlov thinks that Anson has three
of the best hattcrkb in the country.
iMMAVArous won Its fir-t game of the season
yesterday by hard hitting In tht ninth
OvTuesdav It was Browning's great catch. On
Thursday it wis Browning's great mutf.
Mavaoeh Hanlov left for Clnelnnatl last even
ing to join his team at Cincinnati to-dar.
SiisLE we play smidty bill? Oh. no! Let us
learn to play week-dar ball before we tackle the
Sundav article. Aew Trrk World.
Secon-d Basemav Tiioitrsov. of thp Univer
sity of l'cnnsjltauia nine, made three home runs
in "the game with Georgetown University on
"Weilntsdiy.
Comiskey thus sizes up the XnwYorks: "Why.
the New Yorks area good bit easier than the Clee
Huds. Thev are a lot of heavj -wcltfllts, who can't
field, and the best some of them are looking for is
salary da."
CsrTAtv TmEAr. of the Cleveland club, pre
dicts that his teun wll le id the fle Western clubs
at the end of the first series. He attaches great
Importance to the pitching qualities or Young and
Uavle-,. Hols of the opinion that It was the need
of pood pitchers which caused Cleveland's hard
luck in the pa.t.
A mf composed of plavers from the press, ster
eonpe and binding roomsof THE DISPATCH, has
tutu made up lor the purpose of dfiatlng the
cotiipo-lug room nine or the ame paer, whoe
liold rielx inpi ared In last WiMndav'. Issue. There
Is-ome erv pood talent in the club and the com
positors to lie "in it" will have to do some tall ball
pla lug.
Pitchers i.oyftt and Haddock are still holding
out for higher salaries than the Brooivlrn mantge
nn nt oner them President Byrne si)8 thev will
n mini Idle throughout the season or accept the
club's terms. Hl si)-there Is nothing pt-ltiicly
ctrt tin In tin publl-he I report that Pitcher ferrv
is to be rcleised to Baltimore, but that he would
like to see th it club strengthened, and thit Terry
ina tie let go there after the Brooklvns return
Lat.
i'FAM-oof the Il-lnnlng game at, Cincinnati
Hen Mulforri sivs: Captalu XJOmiskeV was at a
white Iieitover O'Neill's failure to pLivball in the
!ghth whhe thecrfind gaie Tijioneof the worst,
scorings c or directed at a liorn player. Hid he
run the -trlug instead of moping along tin. game
would have ended 1 to 0 in the Beds' favor at the
tlo-eofnine innings. After his mistake O'Xeill
awoke and mule two halr-ral-lng catches of flies
lroin the Dats of Tucker and Irwin.
The Tnrf".
Dflmarsii and Allerton are matched to trot a
race.
At present there are about 200 horses at the Mead
ville kite track.
Clingstone was so called because bis breeder
ow ned a large orchard of cllugstouc peaches
CouutOAN's c ilu Joe Murphj'. I s considered the
ch itiipion Western 2-iear-old He has put
S7,0i into Ids ow ter's wcket this season.
Mron- Hellsincfr Is located at Richfield
Spring-. . Y . with Forrest Prince. 2.191" Ke
wood. 2.32. Maud II. 2.27: David B. .iJIX; UTell,
2.3 iU; .1 B tt. J-31K. and Helen. 2:20.
I1ve McCol's Lointaka, winner of theSub
lirban handicap last lrar, hab not been seen mov
ing faster tlun a tiro-mtnutt rai . but Dae is
pn tt sly. and the old man mav hae his horse '
reauj ior tne noys wiien me nag is run up.
Allen Lowl sais in the Boston GWk What is
more common thin to see the stitement: "Mv
horse will beat 2.J0 If he :an stand training."
Tlicrcls nlv one sajlng nearer the truth: "My
hor-e will beat 2.20 If he can go fast enough."
tt illiam tt illiams and Mills Benjamin. Sagi
naw. Mich., hue matched their yearling colts to
trot a half-mile dash in September next. Both
these colts are br Indl inapolls Chief, the dam of
Mr. ttllllams' colt being a SU Lawrence mare, an 1
of Mr. Benjamin's being a mare b Louis Napo
leon. Cimrlfs TKFVARTHA-f.the turr reporter for the
Mn Francisco iummfjwr. has won the two2-vear-old
6takc6 at the Blood Horse meeting now in progress
ate an Francisco with Castro, a good-looking bay
colt bv ohrante out of Clytle The alueof the
two6takc!,lsnearlvSi.8n, Last fall Colonel II. I.
'lhornton. a well-known Pacific coast horseman
who bred the colt sold him lor about JijO to Mr.
Tret artlian.
Tho King.
I'limmer and "Spider" Kelly fight to-night.
Cohbett Is doing very badly In the show busi
ness out tt est.
Good authorities stat that little Van Heest Is
far from championship form.
,Toiin' Paine, the bookmaker. Is ready to
back IraiiKlluMellugh against an) 114-pounlmau
lor j(0 a side
A local fporllng man wants to back Billy Pllra
mer to beat Kelll this evening nt the rate of odds
ursiootosioou i'Uiumer.
A gfntleman-Just n turned from San Francisco,
where he saw the Uawson and Gallagher tight,
sa s that Dawson Is a wonder.
Miscellaneous Sporting Notes.
Thfre was an unusually large number of local
blcjellsts out yt-t rdav.
Buyan E. Lynn, the champion swordsman, sajs
he w .11 aecept tlie i nalienge of Major Mcl.ulre. and
arrangements for the light will be made shortli
McGulrc cla'ins to have fought 235 battles, in ej ery
one of w hlch he w as ictorluus. j
The bicycle manufacturers have now subscribed
for about (.0.000 north of the bonds offered br the
IE
promoters of the international tournament, lobe
held next year. The bonds are taken mcrelv as a
guarantee to the promoters that a proper interest
will be taken In the tournament.
HEMtY bCHMEHL. the old-time slx-dav pedes
trian, who Is now a prosperous Chicago business
man, t earns to again hit the tanhark and thinks he
can hold his own against all comers He Is anxious
to arrange a go-is -lou -please race in Chlcagonud
will guarantee the expenses or any Englishman,
Irishman or Scotchman who fancies the game.
John- Iitwiv, Jr.. of Jcrsev Shore. Pa., has ln
Yfintidnspiing contrivance tor a bicycle to assist
in hill climbing and on long runs, when wheelmen
become weary. Four full turns of the pedal crauks
wind the spring, which will run the blcvcle to
nearly one-quarter ora mile. A trial trip will soon
lie made. Charley Allen Is thinking of purchasing
the patent.
THE FIRE RECORD.
Xew Yotk Jenkins & Co.'s sash and blind
fictory damaged $12,000.
Philadelphia The Heading fteiglit sta
tion, tilled with meichuudlso and cars.
Loss estimated at $80,000.
Ludington, Mich. The mill nnd salt works
or the Butlcisand the Petois Salt and Lum
ber Company, which cost about $500,000
About 5J0 men tin own out of w oik.
Twenty-ninth street An alarm of flto
from box 15S shortly after noon vesterdiv
was caused by a defective fluo on tl.o house
of John Davis, on South Twenty-ninth
ttieet. Xo damage was done.
Riv er avenue Fire broke out in the fur
nace room of tlie Standard Manulncturing
establishment on Kit er avenue, Allegheny,
at ".JO o'clock j csterdav morning. An alarm
was sent in Irom box 15L Tho damago was
tiifling.
Hen's Island At 5 o'clock last evening
tho roofof Snabthaler'sHorel, Hen's Island,
eiuuht fire, bnt was put out by a lew buckets
of water. An alarm was sent In liom Alle
gheny box 158 but the presenco of the fire
department was not necessaiy.
Minnotpolis K. Kimball's job printing
house damaged $10 00d in stock nnd $3,000 in
building, principally bj- watei. Smith's
California wine hou-e and tho Xew York
testa iirant, both occupying rooms on tho
111 st floor, ate damaged about $2 000. Losses
co cied by insurance.
1'enn avenue Tho hair coods store of
Mrs. G.E. Wethcrington, at 633 Pcnn avenue,
caught fire about 5 o'clock jesterday morn
ing. Watei was thrown on it and in a few
minutes the flames were extinguished. Tho
shelving and a quantity of stosk wete pretty
badlv damaged, aud a loss of some $403 was
entailed.
THEB0E0UGH WANTS THE PLANT.
The Citizens of Sharpsbarp Will Voto
on tho Qnestlon.
The citizens of Slmrpsbuig will vote June
7 on the propiiety of borrowing $15,000 to
erect an Incandescent electric light plant.
The borough now owns its ate light and
water plants, and the majority of the citi
zens think the incandescent plant should be
ow ned by the borouzh.
Theie is some doubt as to whether the
issue will win. Etna tried the same thing
some time ago and it was deteated, the
troublo being that there weio some citizens
who wanted to start a pi i ate plant. It is
thought that these men, together with sev
eial 1mm Sharpsburg. wait to securo the
lighting of the two towns', and will try to
deteat the meisuie.
A STKEET CAVES IN.
One of Shnrpsbnrg's Thoroughfares Is a
Bed or Qaicksand.
The fewer which is being bnilt on Tlih
tcenth street, Sharpsburg, piomlsesto cause
a great deal of ttoublc. Aftei digging down
some depth quicksand was struck. The
mora the men worked the faster tho sand
ran back In the trench. A wall of heavy
timbers whs built np, but this was broken
by tho (lilt, and now In one place tho street
fiom curb to curb Ins caved in.
It was the intention of the contractor to
run n tunnel under the tracks or tho West
Penn Koad, but it is said he will not be al
lowed to do it for fear it may cave in and
wiecka train.
To Beiifitthn Ho.pital.
This evening tho pupils or tho Twenty
eighth ward public school w ill give an en
tertainment In the new Turner Hall on
South Thirteenth street for the benefit of
the Southside Hospital. The entertainment
promises to be something out of the ordi
nary. Tho programme as arranged em
braces 26 different numbers.
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NO DISCOUNT,
NO CREDIT,
TUESDAY.
HERE'S A
fo. ft gff iff j
11 1 ft pq
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$19.85
For these handsome 3-picce Bedroom Suits, large
mirror, polish finish; regular price S32; 29 in stock.
5 Bargains in Cheval Glass Suits.
26.00 20 Antique Suits; regular
28.50 16 Antique Suits; regular
29.75 12 Antique Suits; regular
61.00 9 Antique Suits; regular
69.00 14 Antique Suits; regular
GOODS BOUGHT TUESDAY
635 AND 637 SMITHFIELD STREET 635 AND 637
I I
THE WEATHER.
For Western Fenmyha-
nia, West Virginia and
Ohio: Generally Fair;
Followed in Western Ohio
by Showers; North Winds.
IXMriltATURX AND RAlJTrAI.1,.
S A.M..
12 H
2 r. M..
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br. u..
Maximum temp..
Minimum temp..
Mean temp ,
icange
SSlPreclpltatlon.
RIVER NEWS AND NOTES.
Loulsvillo Items The Stage or Water and
the Movements of Boats.
SPECIAL TFLFOHAMS TO TIIF DIsPATCn.
Louisville, Mav 8. Weather clear and cool.
The river is rising, with 0 feet 9 inches on the
fills, 8feetl Inch In the canal and 17 feet 2 Inches
b"low. The Buckeve tate passed down from Cin
cinnati to Memphis. The tate of Missouri passed
down for Xew Orleans. Dcparturcs-Blg Sandy,
for Cincinnati.
What Upper Gauges Show.
WARREV-Blver7 9fect. Clear and cool.
M0R(5A-JTOWN--ltlier4feet5 Inches and station
ary. Thermometer "iS" at 4 r. ji.
BROW.NS.iLLE-lllvcr 5 feet and falling. Clear.
Thermometer 51 at 6 p. it.
Tho News rroltl Below.
PARKERSnURO-Ohlo 10 feet and falling. Little
Kaniwba filling. Andes up and Congo down.
Light frost last night, and still cool.
MHEELtNO Km r 10 feet and stationary. De
parttd Ben Hur. Pittsburg: Llz7le Biy, Pitts
burg: Kej stone "state. Pittsburg: Congo, Clnciu
nitl; Courier. Parkersburg. I.alr.
ViCKsncno Blver rising, tt armer and cloudy.
Arrltcd-CItt orVlcksburg.
MFMMIIS Fred AMI-on and tow passed up and
the John F. tt alt down. Arrived-Kate Adams.
Arkan-as City, ltlver 3t feet and falling. Clear
and cool.
st. Louis Arrived-Clty of St. Lonls. New Or
leans; CIt of Cairo. Natcher: Cltv of sa.anmh,
Tennessee river. Departed-City ofl'adneali.Ten
n'ssee river. Cool, ltlver 27 feet 3 inches and
rising.
Cincinnati River 24 feet and rising one foot an
hour. Clear and cool. Departed Stotla, to Pitts
burg. .
ST. Joseph The rlt cr rose one-tenth. Clear
and warm.
N ATCIIE7 The river rose one-tenth.
Baol "sara The river rose oue-ienfh.
Baton Kouoe The river rose two-tenths In the
past 24 hours and is now seven-tenths of a foot be
low the high water mark of 1831.
Ticked Up on the Wnarr".
TnE steamer II. K. Bedford arrived from Wheel
ing vestcrdat at 10 A. M. and lea, es at noon to-day.
THE stage of water at Market street showed 11
feet 4 incites and falling, at 3:30 esterdaj alter
uoon. Ke stove arrived shortly after midnight from
Cincinnati, with a good-sized passenger list. The
weitber wasdelighifu Jon her way up the Ohio.
THE excursion barge J. M Guskj. towed bv the
steamer J. M Bowehs. made a trip down the Ohio
asfar as ewlekley j esterdaj afternoon. The decks
were covered with people, and the Indications thus
far are er good for a sueccsstuljaiurslou season.
Pretty Mary Sweeney Is Missing.
Mrs. Davis, of Lawn street, reported to
the police at the Fourteenth w aid station
last night that her niece, Mary Sweeney,
aged 11 years, had dlsapneated from her
house, bince Thuisday last. Tho girl had
worked for John Auientz,39J. Forbes stieet,
but became sick aud had to go to her aunt's
hou-e. On Thursday she was better and
stnt ted fiom the house to lcsuino woik.
Xothins has since been hcnid of her. -.The
gill is an oiphau and very pictty.
Tho Remains of Mrs. Graco Itrnsli Arrive.
Theremainsof Mis. Grace Blush ariived
in this city early yesteiday moining, and
weie taken to tho homo of her sister, Sirs.
W. II. Hutchison, on Federal stieet exten
sion. She will be bulled fromthoio to-day
nt 1 o'clock. Mrs. lliush was killed in a
railroad accident on the Atchison, Topcka
and Santa Fo near Medlll statio'i. Mo , on
Thuisday week. Her 2- oai old daughter
was uniujuied.
HOKSFOKD'S ACID PHOSPIIATE
Make Delicious Lemonade.
A tcaspoonfnl added to a glass of hot or
cold water, and sweetened to the taste, will
bo found lelreshlng aud Invigorating.
HAVE TOO MANY GOODS IN MANY DEPARTMENTS. OUR STOREHOUSES ARE OVERCROWDED.
THE ROOM-THE
EVERY ARTICLE IN OUR STORES GOES AT COST FOR CASH.
If you have been patronizing only "cash" stores, we cordially invite you to visit us, see our goods, get our prices, and, if
we cannot and do not sell you better goods for less money than the other stores, we will not ask for
your order. A visit is all we ask. Compare other prices with ours.
VERY FEW
Ib-ascS
tL . I .J'..! .WJ.MJ'J
$17.75, WORTH $27.
"We have too many of them 1 1 2
Suits.
Price, Tuesday Only, $17.75.
61 Suits, $12.90;
25 Suits, 18.50;
40 Suits, 23.75;
22 Suits, 27.25;
10 Suits, 32.00;
price $40.00
price 45.00
price 48.00
price 90.00
price 100.00
TO SATISFY YOU THAT WE ALWAYS
SABRING THIS PAPER WITH YOU
ON WHICH YOU PAY A DEPOSIT
CAUGHT IN THE POLICE NET.
James Robinson paid $25 and costs for pull
ing a lady's hair on Fifth avenue.
Jamfs Fletcher, of Webster avenue, goes
to the workhouse this morning for 90 dajs
for beating his wife.
Joseph Conli;y was boisterous on Cnrson
street on Saturday night, and paid $5 and
costs yestoi day moinlng.
II. W. Lee, a "vag," was arrested for beg
ging on Eleventh street Saturday night. Ho
was given 30 days to the workhouse.
IIksry II. Fry, of 3i Crescent street, wants
it understood that ho 19 not the Henry Fry
arrestod on Satuiday, as a suspicious char
acter. ALtcE Elliott wont into a house at20C
Market stieet Saturday night and raised a
disturbance, faho was gl von SO days to Clnre
mont, SrtPHEV Brtley went to Mrs. Trcs3cl'3
hou-P in Redout alley Satutday night and
assaulted her when sho tornsed hint ad
mittance. He was flneil $10 and costs.
Jons Howard and Nathnnlol Dodson got
into a flsrlit in Mulboiry alley Satuiday
niilit, and both wero badly used up. Ho
aid w as fined $3 and costs and Dodson $5 and
costs.
James Costill, a boy, was arrested last
ni -lit and locked up In the Fourteenth watd
polico station for stenlimr flowers from the
lawn in fiontof tho Oakland publio school
house.
Mayor Kf-jvfdy, of Allegheny, heard five
cases at yesterday morning's heating. Jos
eph Clappett and Edwatd Highland cot 30
and Kate Smith CO days to the workhouse
foi disorderly conduct.
Georoe House was arrested Satuiday
nteht as a suspicious chaiacter. He had a
drunken man named Patilck Hanna with
him, whoso pocKcts ho was trjlngto nfle.
He was fined $10 and costs.
Etui l Fox, a coloted woman, wis at rested
last eveninirbvLieutonant Gallant on a wai
rant chaiging her with disotderlv conduct.
The Information was mado bv Hattie Bteit
ensteln beloic Alderman McKenna.
Stevfn Cosxelly, Martin Glary and Peter
Joyce wore arrested Saturday night on
Market stieet, near Fifth avenue. They
w ere accused of being corner loafers nnd
would-bo mashers. They weie fined $3 and
costs each.
Ellis Jones was arrested Saturday night
in a house on Jones avenue. Howaspicsid
Ingover a poker game. He was fined $25
and costs, and John Meyers nnd George Hu
ll inks, two visitors to tho house, w ere fined
$5aI costs each.
D. II. Duffey went into tho Diiqncsne
Theater Satuiday night and raised a dis
turbance. Officer Sweeny placed him under
arrest, when Joseph Ilyan auestioned the
officer's authoiit,. He was also arrested,
and they neie fined $3 aud costs each.
Ocean Steamship At rivals.
Steamer. Where From. Destination.
Cuflle New York Liverpoo .
Peruvian Baltimore Liverpool.
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
H &&&& iOtiMCl
"WELL BRED, SOON WED." GIRLS WHO USE
SAPOLIO
ARE QUICKLY MARRIED. TRY IT IN YOUR NEXT
HOUSE-CLEANING.
apS-65-MWir
MONEY.
YOU'LL
OF THE MY
$22.50, 3
Beveled mirror,
way, a whole 35
9 Suits, 39; worth
11 Suits, 43; worth
18 Suits, 47; worth
'13 Suits, 60; woith
5 Suits, 69; worth
worth 21.00
worth 30.00
worth 35.00
worth 45.00
worth 50.00
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'ifegsJ
250 Woven-Wire Bed Springs, $1.50 Each.
215 Luxurious Soft-Top Mattresses,' $2.25
300 Pairs Good Feather Pillows, 75. Cents
WILL BE HELD FOR ONE WEEK
PEOPLE C0MINQ AND G0INQ.
Gilbert Hunter, a Scottish engineer, who
ha9 been in tlie city for-overal days, started
for Scotland Inst evening. Dr. W. II Chllds
accompanied him as far as Xew York. Tho
Dootor expects to locate in the metropolis
asSecietary of an Ecuador gold mino com
pany. Miss Pullman and Cyrus McCormick, Jr.,
weie pa89engeison the Hmltod last evening
for Chicago They aro enaagod to be mar
i led, and it will be millions w ed millions.
Daniel Monaghan, a Greensburg hotel
man, and George M. Thomas, a Derry drug
gist, registered nt the Central last evening.
Captain Shaler, of the United States
Ai my, who had been visiting friends in tlie
city, returned to Washington last evening.
Frank Le Moyne, of Washington, and F.
P. Wcadcn, advance man for tlie "County
Fair," mo at the Soventh Avenue Hotel.
Dr. Izer and his wife left for Omaha last
evening on the limited tonttend the General
Conference of the Methodist Church.
AV. E. Taylor nnd Mvron C. Wick, of
Youngstown, put up at the Monongnhela
House last evening.
J. T. Welkcr, of Mercer, and Dr. C. H.
Lcttorman. or Altoona, aro stopping at the
St. James Hotel.
Captain Blackmore and T. J. Wood left
ror Cincinnati last evening on coal busi
ness. JlnsselPs Comedians were at th Union
depot last evening going to Xew York.
Lieutenant Wassel and his wife started
for Ft. Keiigh, in Montana, last night.
Colonel Norman M. Smith went to Phila
delphia 1 ist night on legal business.
Miss Julia Watson and her mother left
for Xew York last evening.
Senator Ed Bobbins, of Greensburg, wr.s
in tho city jesteiday.
Ed Jackman went lo Xew York last even
ing. "
ECBAP3 OP LOCAL NEWS.
There were no religious services at tho
jail j esterdaj", the second time this has oc
curred in the past mouth.
Colonel Jamks Faibmait will deliver a
lectuio on "Art" Tuesday afternoon at 3
o'clock, at the Park Institute, Xorth avenue,
Allegheny.
At the Presbyteilan Ministerial Associa
tion this morning in the First Church, Wood
street. Rev. It. S. Holmes, D. D.. (taking by
exchange tho place of Dr. McClelland) will
read a paper on ' The Pastor and the Sunday
School."
Belief for the Kasslans.
The two daughters of W. E. Thompson,
treasurer of tho Kussian relief fund, held a
fair at theii residence, 31 Lincoln avenue,
Allegheny, Saturday atteuioon, and lealized
over $40 in three hours.
GET OUR REGULAR
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HUN
PIECES.
full size in every
worth.
DRED BEDROOi SUIT BARGAINS;
S If ti
$43.25, TUESDAY ONLY.
Solid oak, deep-set panels, mas
sive carvings, heavy bale handles,
beveled mirror; a regular S65
pattern.
57.00
60.00
65.00
80.00
98.00
5 Suits, 73; worth
9 Suits, 85; worth
8 Suits, 95; worth
7 Suits, 112; worth
4 Suits, 135; worth
SELL THE GOODS
AND ASK TO
FOR YOU TO PAY THE BALANCE IF YOU SO WISH IT,
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DIAMONDS ARE TRUMP.
The above cards, six and five, represent
our number, 63 Fi'th ave.soif jou cannot
call in person send for our Illustrated Cati
Iogue, and we can prove to you that, al
though diamonds aro trump,
Voltaic Diamonds
Take every trick. They at e a puro mineral.
Cannot be detected. Faceted and polished
llko tho genuine. Xot In the hands of other
levvelors.
KINGS $4 50 to $15 01
STUDS $2 75 to $ 0 50
PINS $2 .'0 to 10 00
EAKDltOPS 50 to $18 00
All mounted In solid gold. Coveied bv let
ters patent. myS-24 viwfsu
PATENTS. 131 Fifth av.' (n
eTt Leader),
20 years solicitor.
Pittsburg. Pa.
np29-8I
Healthful, Agreeable, Cleansing.
Curos
Chapped Hands, Wounds, Burns, Etc.
Eemoves and Prevents Dandruff.
mmm family simp.
Best for General Household Use.
WALL PAPER
Advertised at 65c, 75c and $1.15
per room with border to match gives
anyone a good idea how cheaply they
can paper a house.
Send for samples of these papers,
sent free to any address.
G. G. O'BRIEN'S
PAINT AND WALLPAPER STORE.
292 Fifth av 3 Squares from Court Houw
ESTABLISHED 1860. mh26
PROFITS,
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DIAMOHLl
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and mm, TOO.
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$49.75, TUESDAY ONLY.
Only 76 in stock. Deep hand carvings. Solid
oak. Hard, oil polished. Large drawers. Extra
large Bed, Dresser and Washstand. A chance for
you to make 21.25 by saving it as this suit is
worth 70.
37.50 16 Solid Walnut Suits; worth 55.00
58.00 1 2 Solid Walnut Suits; worth 87.00
74.00 19 Solid Walnut Suits; worth 110.00
175.00-10 Solid Walnut Suits; worth 225.00
All with Marb'.e Tops and Toilet Washstands.
100.00
120.00
... 135.00
150.00
I75-00
Each.
Each.
WE ADVERTISE
SEE THE GOODS
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
,
Always Eeli,
'5 SHOES!
Ladies and Gents,
See our new
See our new
See our new
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$2 SHOES.
$3 SHOES.
$4 SHOES.
$5 SHOES.
Wholesale and Retail.
W.M. LAIRD
433 and 435 406,408,410
WOOD STREET. MARKETSTREET.
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OIL TVELI. SUPItlES.
After 19 Years of Trial,
B L A I IT E,
THE-
Is conceded to be the Ilest and Sale t oil
Knawn.
ELAINE
NEVER VARIES IX QITALITX.
Cannot be Exploded.
It Is the very hizhest sraflo or refined
petroleum, Irotn which, in the process ot
manufacture, every impurity has heen elim
inated. Elaine Is rreo rrom henzine and parafflne;
1t will never chill in the coldest temperaturs
Inown on this continent.
In color, Elaino is sprinjr-water white, and
its "lire test" is so high as to make it as abso
lutely sale as any llluminxnt known.
Having no disagreeable odor, Elaine is a
pleasant oil for laniily use.
Can be Burned in Any Petroleum Lamp.
A rOSlTlVE PROTECTION FROM LAMP
EXPLOSION'S.
MAKES THE SAFEST AXD BEST LIGHT
K.NOW.V.
ELAINE ! rr'u7 OIL
100 Million Gallons ELAINE old in 13 l'ears
From 1S73 to 1392.
Elaine cannot be improved upon.
WARDEN & OXNARD,
MANUFACTURERS
JelD PITTSBURG PA
NO DISCOUNT,
NO CREDIT,
TUESDAY.
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