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Atlanta again wipes the Diamond
with Nashville.


NASHVILLE, TENN, August 10.-The
Atlantas scored their third victory
over the home club this afternoon, aud
sgain demonstrated their superiority
as ball players. They had everything
their own way, scoring six runs in the
first inning and one in the second by
punching their hits and miserable err
rors by Beard and Hillery. Dundon
was in the box, and succeeded in hold
ing the visitors down very effectively
after the first two innings. HConway's
curves were a puzzle to the grays. and
they only found the ball for six single
hits. Score by innings:
Nashville..........0 0 100000 o.
Atlanta. ...........6 l 0 0 0001 '-8
Summary: Two base hits-Cline, L;
Shaffer, /. Three base hits-Lyons, /.
First base on balls-By Conway, 2; by
Dundon, l. First base on being hit by
pitcher-By Dundon, /. Struck out
BY Dundon, /. Passed balls-By
Mapoee, /. Double plays-Lynch,
Cline and Stricken. Umpire-Mc.
Quad. corer-Cheatham. Time Of
pane - 80.
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CT0REH0USE-From 1st September, one
- four.story Main street storehouse.
Y w R0YSTER ~ co.
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OMALL H0TEL-New) with 20. elegant
rooms, all well ventilated, will be ready
for occupancy September LIST. Parties ar
plying must have money enough to furnish
It. Location unexcelied. Address
W. q. BERRY Il CO., Box 422.
RirminRhnm Ala.
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NATIONAL
AT WASHINGTON.

Washington, 8; St. Louis, 8. Earned
runs-WsshinRton, 3; st. Louis, 3.
Two base hit-Shaw, l. First base hits
Washington, 8; St. Louis, Z. En-
rors-Wsshington, 81 1t. Louis, O..
Umpire--Gaffney.
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Summary Earned runs-Memphis,
8; Macon, l. Two base hits-Sneed,
Broughton, Fusselbach, Manning, and
Stearns. Passed balls-Fusselbach, /;
Terrell, 2. Wild pitches-Grady, /.
First base on balls BY Grady, 2.
Struck out-By Brynan, 8; by Grady,
l. Double ~plays-Geiss alone; An
drews and Manning. Umpire-Mer.
rift.
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AT NEW YORK.

Detroit, z; New York. 10. Earned
runs-Detroit, 2: New York, s. Two
base hits-Esterbrook, l. Three base
hite-Getzein, 1; Conner, ] Gillespie,
/; Es'erbrook, /; Gerhardt, /. Passed
balls-GanEell, l. Errors-D Detroit, 3;
New York, 3. Umpire-Fulmer.
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$4,000 OR S5OOO-To loan on good Sc
O4OOO curity, rent notes or indorse-
ements, or collateral. Address
p. o.. BOX No, a.
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FROM Fl PEOPLE.
A Correction.

To the Editors of the Appeal:
notice in the APPEAL Of yesterday
q reproduction OF an alleged interview
with me at White Sulphur Springs,
W. Va. l wish to say that, while II is
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beautiful front rooms, single or en-
without board; other rooms, 104-l06 Court st.
DOOMS-With or without board; terms
IN reasonable. l40 MADISON ST.
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AT P|ITTsBURa

Pittsburg, n; Athletics, I. Earned
runs-Pittsburg, 8; Athletics, 5. Two
base hits-Brown, !; Kuehne, !; Gal
vic, /; 0'BIien, /; Coleman, /; At
kinson, l.. Three base bits-Brown, ;
shomberg, |; Calvin, l.. First base
hits -Pittsburg, II; Athletics, ~.
consolidating, /; Athletics, 3.
Numerically.
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l. Thalheim, Newport s NJ Jones, Riverside
JWBuster, Riverside J B Dent, Riverside
S L Dent, Riverside j Shearer, Devine
V Jamison, Lit Rock II 4 Malone, Auvergne
II M Laird, Auvergne g Clements, Auvergne
L Scales, De View RI Byrd, Grays
7 A BuffOrd, Grays W W Folsom, Augusta
D Jones, Tupelo. VP Angela, Colona
MissLAngeia, Colona Miss A Angela, Colona
WThompson, LtRock A MaybeIry, Cot Plant
II Salinger, CotPlant II @ Lynch ,Cot'n Plant
M JColiins, Cot Plant w r Spiry. Cot Plant
AGennenbergCPlant @ Meehan, Cot'n Plant
M henderson ,CPlant G Jamison, Cot Plant
A Burk, tt, Cot Plant W T Echols, Cot Plant
ABrown, Cot'n Plant d @ YOrk, Cotton Plan :
JvanRonkee, Newp't D Pelz, Newport
HFriedlander, N'p'rt Capt Hurley, Newport
NJ W Heron, Newport CIV Weast, Newport
w NJ Bailey, Newport W l. Harris, Newport
r Harris, Newport CD Boucher, Newport
W Johnkin, Newport VIC Crawford, Newport
AC Owens, Newport j Il Wilmans, Newport
J Mortensen, Newp't Henderson ,Jacksonp't
At 10 o'clock this morning they will
be welcomed at the Cotton Exchange
by a committee:of c%itizens, AID tomor-
row afternoon will be driven about the
city ir carrisges tothe principal points
OF interest.
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VISITORS FROM ARKANSAS.
Their Arrival Last Ntght-MeetiDg
at the Exchange.

A large number OF merchants resid-
ing along the line Of the Batesville and
Brinkley Railroad arrived in the city
last night and are quartered at the
Peabody. Those registered at that
hoetlery lat night we're as follows:
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AT CINCINNATI

Cincinnati, IA; Baltimore, 7. Earned
runs-Cincinnsti, a; Baltimore, 3
Two base ts-Carpenter, Mullane,
Jones, Baldwin. Three base hits
Manning. Muldoon, Jones. Base hits
Cincinnati, 10; Baltimore, 10. Errors
Cincinnati, 8; Baltimore, s. UNI
n;rn-Macullar.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
AT LOUISVILLE.

Louisville, 10; Brooklyn 0. Earned
runs-Louisville, IS. Two base hits
Mack, /. Three base hits-Cross, /;
White, /. Home run - KeriDs.
Double plays-Werrick and KeriDs,
.Hecker, Mack and Kerins.
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NEW 8-ROOM H0USE-No. liz Jones av-
IN cnue. Also, two new houses, south side
Poplar, east OF J unlap, will be finished by
Let September. Apply to @. Q. HEN,
$50 Front street,
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TIRST-CLASS White Farm Hand and
Il Wife for q FIRST. class farm in a healthy
neighborhood. The mar to do general farm
frst-class wages paid monthly, and none but
first. class experienced persons will be re-
eeived; reference s required. Either Ameri-
. cans or foreigners will he received. Apply
LEE THORNTON.
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DERMANENT SITUATI0N-By a No. /
L Bookkeeper and Cotton Man best ref
erences. Address o. P, this Office.
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Kansss City, Q; Boston, z. Earned
runs-Kansas City, 2; Boston, 4
Two base hits-Hornung, !; Poorman,
/; Rowe, /. Firtt base hits-Kansas
City, 10; Boston, 10. Errors-Kausas
City, 8; Boston, o. Umpire--Ellick.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia, 2; Chicago, 8. Earned
uDs-Philadelphia, l; Chicago, /.
Two base hits-Ferguson, /; Anson, /;
PfefFer, /; Mccormick, l. Three base
hit-Irwin, L. First base hits -Phila-
delphia, 8; Chicsgo, z. E~rrols-Phil-
sdelphis, 2; Chicago, 7. Umpire
Skinner.
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D00MS-0ne large front room with bal
IL cony and one large back room with
large d-ressipg-rcom, and Lthers as good as
can be found in the city.
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LOST.

Return my lemon and white set
ter bitch FLORENCE" known by most
Memphis s%portsmen, and missing since July
II. s. DAVANT.
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OFFICES-2IS Main street. corner Jefrer-
" son. DIR. j. d. WHITE.
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CLIENT PARTNER-With $1,000. capital,
y to invest in a pa ying manufacturing
business having q monopoly of the United
States. Object, business too lar &c for present
capital. Address MONOPOLY,
Letter Carrier No. 8, Memphis, Tenn.
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PO0MS-Single or en- suite,
IL At SO Madison street.
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COLLEGE OF
PHYSISIANS AND suRGEONs'

This School offers TO Medical Students I'M
surpassed clinical and other advantages.
Send for a catalogue to Dr.. THOMAS 0PIE,
DEAN, I79 ~. Howard street.
EdgewOrth Boarding. and Day
SCHOOL for Young Ladies and Little Girls:
Mrs. II. P. LkfEBVRE, Principal no. %
Franklin street, Baltimore, Md. The
goth school year will begin on Thursday,
September 20, 1855.
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PESIDENCE-With 8 rooms, in thorough
lCrepair, east side Orleans st near Selma
road. Apply to Mrs. Chas. Jones, 679 Vance.
MEAT COTTAGES Fourth street.
In A. CORDES.
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70 ADAMS STREET-one room on lower
OO floor. 22x45, tnitahle for office or store.
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PERSONAL.

GISTERNS-Built and repaired and war
" ranted. Inventor OF the Sanitary Port
land Cement Pump. Contractor and brick
layer. Telephone 88S. TH0S. CUBBINS.
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FOR RENT.

DOOM-Larae we'll furnished front bed
IN room, at 81 Linden street.
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TRONT AND REAR ~oFFICE-274 Front
Il street; cotton-room and Office; terms
f00F, MCGOWAN GO.
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r AIDES AND YOUNG MEN-To Decorate
IL Holiday Novelties for 1all and winter
trade: steady employment; $500 per week
earned; al material furnished work mailed
free. Address New England Decorative
Works, 10 Pearl Street, Boston, Mass, P. o.
iRox 5078.
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WANTED.
n GOD COnK-Apply to
IT, I'D. QUiGIEY. 29S5 Front st.

T ADIES-To work for me at home or to
II travel; something entirely new; for Ia
dies only; 81 daily easily made; no photo,
no painting; particulars free.
MRS. G. LITTLE, Boy 443. Chicago, Ill. :
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OALESMEN-In every State in the w ion
y to represent a PAINT MANUFACTURE
ING ESTABLISHMENT having several
ing. Can be handled alone or in connection
with other goods. Address THE WIN. B.
PRICE MAEUFG. CO.. BALTIMORE, MD.
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DARTNER-with $500 or 500 to 90 in the
i grocery business. Address
i. A. this Office.
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DO0M-Furnished room, with or without
IL board, at 1l9 Court street.
pOARD-With excellent room,
D ia ADAMS STREET.
= NICE Rooms, furnished or unfurnished,
y with or without board, at lS7 Madison St.
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DO0MS-By reliable parties rooms for
~ light housekeeping. Address j. W.
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old GOLD Il sILvER-For cash or OK
" change. MULF0RD, Jeweler, 294 Main
m1 SALARY TO AGENTS-Ad-
olOOO dress at once, DIR. SC0TT'S
ELECTRIC GOODS, S42 Broadway, New
York. The only zen uine.
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STRAYED.

DAY MARE MULE-From G. p. Smith,
D Horn Lake Landing, one bay, mare mule,
mana recently trimmed. Bring to r. A.
Jones 4 Co.'s stable and be rewarded.
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T ARGE ST0RE-First floor and cellar,
and 36 Main street. Possession October LIST,
or sooner, if required. +
0fices and Store-rooms, No. 282 Second st.
Sleepins -rooms-Two large rooms, No. 38
Madison street.
Rooms for light housekeeping, No. 376 Pop
lar street, over drug store. Apply TO
r. B. SN0WDEN or J. L. G00DL0E,
"a MadiRon atraat.
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STRAYRD OF STOLEN.

ONE BRINDLE MICH Cow-one red
" mulley COW, one Yellow steer. A libe-
r Il reward will be paid.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-01

CLEVELAND, ONO, Jan. 8l.-Alfred
Smith, sailor on the lakes, murdered his
wife and her companion, Louisa Jane
Wilson, sometime last night, and then
attempted suicide by cutting his throat
The razor failed in its work, however,
and he will recover. Mrs. Smith Is clair
voyant, and for two years occupied rooms
in the Crocker block ON Superior street.
She and her husband came from Oswego,
where they were born and reared. She
was thirty-fye years old and quite good
looking woman. The pair had two chill
dren, girl sixteen years old, and boy OF
ten. Smith'has been worthless fellow
and compelled his wife TO support him.
Lately he has been very brutal and his
wife, Friday, applied for divorce. Last
night, or early this morning, he entered
the room by means Of 6 window and killed
the women by beating them over the head
with carpenters hammer.
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He Won't write Any More Letters.

YICKsBURG, MISS, Jan. 3l.--In re-
Spouse TO a telegram from Mayersville for
assistance, Capt Searles, with twenty-five
men, left here at 2 m. and arrived
at Mayersville at 10 o'clock, when the
cause of this request for troops was as
certained TO be an apprehension that GER
tain colored citizens Of that vicinity
would seek to avenge the killing
of Ebenezer Fowler, well-known negro
bar-keeper, ON Saturday evening by en-
ragged citizens. Fowler, who was mar
ried man, about forty-flve years old,
of rather ungainly appearance, pushed
his attentions upon white women when
ever he could make it convenient to do
so. On Saturday he wrote and delivered a
note to a married woman whose husband
was absent, making indecent proposals,
and the lady delivered the note TO her
husband on his return meeting of cit
liens was called and the proposition made
to tar and feather him, but 1t WAS de-
cided to confront him with the lady
herself, and Fowler was arrested.
He made efforts to west a pistol from
the hands of one OF his guards, when the
weapon was discharged, the ball just
missing the mayor and burning
his hand badly. This infamed the crowd,
who, without mercy, riddled him with
bullets. The excitement is now abated
and no further apprehension Of trouble
exists
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,nIlrondarn anna a nrlinf rnnh.

NEW YORK, Jan. 81 Secret meetings
We're held IN Jersey city to-day by engi-
neers, llremen aud brakemen employed
by the Pennsylvania llailroad company
They assembled for the purpose OF dis
GUESSING the relief fund scheme, recently
adopted by them. While details OF the
proceedings could not be learned, Il was
ascertalned that both meetings adopted
resolutions protesting against the scheme
aud 10 bring the matter 10 the notice OF
the supreme officers Of the Brotherhood
OF Locomotive Engineers and Firemen.
The men understand that II will be com.
pulsory for them 10 Join the relief fund,
and they Will forfeit all sums paid Into
the fund II discharged from the compa-
nv,s service
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CScISNATI, ONO, Jan. - lit was ex-
pccted that the theatoes would be closed
to-day, but this merning's papers an
n unced that performances az Heucl's
two tleatcrs wonld be given, both IN the
afternoon and tonight. The perform
ances were not interrupted, Ia explana.
ton OF this breach OF an agreement made
last week lleuck's ipane ger said that they
gave their promise 20 close upon the
pledge Of the law-and-order league that
all conccr. saloons should be closed also.
They were all open to-day and tonight.
The league on the other hand claims
thar II did not agry 70 close concert "a
looms in one week, and that II n using
due diligence Ia that direction by making
arrests. II h probable thnt more arrests
will be made tomorrow. All theaters
except ilcuch's remained closed to-day.
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VOL. XII NO. 1877.

members and now German Liberals left
the chambers before tho discussion
Herr Reicter submitted motion to
refer 70 The budget committee the clansc
In Herr Aclicnbach's motion offering 70
grant funds 70 increase German ednca-
tIonal advantages in Polish districts.
The motion was rejected by vote OF 2s4
TO l53. Herr Nirchond then declared
that IN Wow OF the rejection OF this mo.
tlon, as II did not prescribe the order Of
business, the new Gcrmnn Liberals would
not assist in another division.
Herr Won putkancr, minister OF the
interior, In supporting Herr Ackonbach's
motion, deemed that the government had
been guilty OF harshncees In It's treatment
OF Tho Poles, or that It entertained feel.
ings Of hatred toward thom. AS for hln-
self, he was willing. he said, 70 accept
the responsibility for the course which
had hecn pursued.
Replymg to Herr Windthorst, gen
Won Schelendo1, minister on war, de-
clared that there was no question OF III
teriering win the promotion 81 Catholics
10 the Russian army, Into which he
trusted ''cullurkamoofn would NET be
Introduced Promotion "a The army, Id
sald, defended soioly upon military
ebasw
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MISDHHD and MTSHAP.
What Satan's Sinful Agents Have
Been Doing in Obedience to
His Mandates.
A Worthless sailors Terrible Triple
Crime at Cleveland ElOpement Of
Married Woman at Pittsburg.
burglars nj Houston Get on WIN some
swas--A reSes r.tay BADLY Burnod
Other GRIMES and Accidents.
a Horrible Accident.

Special to the Gazette.
ClEBuRNn, Tx, Jan STA most hor-
iibie accident occurred a few miles east
OF here last night, the details oi which
are as follows;
a daughter OF Mr., n. J. Rogers, whose
name we are unable 70 learn. was at her
home with her two children, one an infant
and the other girl OF about twelve years
old. The mother was reading, with the
lamp on table beside her, while the little
girl was trying TO amusc the
baby by romping about the room
In her play she ran against the table
overturning II and throwing the lamp into
her mothers lap, the top Of the lamp at
the same time coming OFF and emptying
its contents into the unfortunate woman's
lap. In an instant She was enyeloped In
flames. The child threw bucket Of
water ON her, but her clothes were ali
burned off and her body almost cooked.
The screams of the tortured woman at
tracted the neighbors, who Immediately
sent for Dr.. Mclean, physician resid-
ing in the vicinity, who did what he
could TO allay the suffering of the lady
A messenger was dispatched here for
medicine at 2 O'Clock last night, and re-
lated the above particulars to Mr.. b. #.
Freymier, the druggist.
No other news has been received to-
day regarding her condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-01

a dog owned byJohu 0'Donnelly. Houssy
complained Ut police headquarters and
Policeman Gentry was detailed 20 kill the
brute. The dog, cross between n
mastift and ST. Bernard, was tied up III
the cellar Of the house. II made no re.
s'stance while being led up stairs, but
spfang upon the oillcer IN the hallway.
Gentry was unprcpared for the attack aud
the animal managed 10 seize both his
hands with Its tangs. A baker named
Schmidt came 20 Gentry's assistance and
dubbed the dog until II released Its hold.
1t broke away from the policeman and
spang upon the baker, who was over
taken In a room on the first door. By
this time three other officers had arrived.
Schmidt was found clinching the dog low
the throat, endeavoring TO prevent il
from biting him The brute was dragged
of aud shot and Policeman Gentry had
his wounds cauterized.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-01
rhsy Got LOO on tne nrenl..

ClfARIrsroN, $ c. Jan. 3l--At Chester
this afternoon eleven colored prisoners at
tempted jail delivery hg attacking Sheriff
Hord. with the assistance of another
prisoner lord succeeded in getting the
assailants back, shooting one OF them,
Allen Goode, in the Auad. Goode will
die. The prisoners inding the attempt
abortive rushed back to their cells.
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LOSpoN, Feb. THE News believes
that Lord harrington will remain neutral
and viii not seek 20 trammel Mr. Clad
stone IN his efforts TO settle the Irish
question. With the exception o. Lord
harrington, the News Says, Mr. Glad
stone will NOT lind a serious detection
among his former colleagues, The sug-
gestlon that paraell be given q place ID
the cabinet cannot be acted on, as be
could enter the cablnct only on The basis
OF the bringing of q bill granting COM
pete Legislative Independence 20 ireland.
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VINO Is sIamahle COR lhe nine pIsaster.

wHEELING, WA, Jan. 81 The coro-
ner's jury which has been inquiring into
the cause OF the death Of the thirty-nine
miners, KILLED by the explosion Of ire-
damp In the orlel Coal company's shaft
flushed taking testimony last night The
jury finds that the accident was caused
by leaving an open door In the air pas.
sage in the mine, thereby imptlriDg yen-
tilation and allowing gas to accumulate,
They report the accident was due TO the
failure Of the superintendent 10 obey the
Instructions Of the state mine Inspector
and pronounce the penalty affixed by the
act of the legislature OF 1883, for such
neglect, inadequate.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-01

PiTrsBURG, Pa, Jan. Sl-O. +. Cay
Tor Of Cincinnati, j. A. Hart OF Louisville,
and Lewis Simmons Of Philadelphia, who
compose the schedule committee VI the
American Baseball association, met
here to-day and arranged a schedule
OF championship games for next
season. The committee refused
club will have thirteen Saturdays al
opportunities.
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ISins.l bad. nrother ln Ian.

NEw YORK, Jan. 3l.-On Saturday
evening Francis Mcdonald, twenty. three
years old, returned home at 1876 Crosby
street and found his wife had gone out
and left their sick baby alone. Mcdonald
went out In search of his wife, and when
he returned found her in bed asleep and
drunk lie reproached her for leaving
the child alone and struck her, The wo-
man ran down stairs and informed her
brother, John Kirman, who struck Nc.
Donald with chair, The latter then
stabbed hirmanto death with his pocket.
knife.
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rhe pesperate pael AZ noualon.

SDecInl 20 inc 6azette.
= fforsroS, Tx, Jan. 3i-.-Justice
Railey to-day concluded the inqust over
the body Of Jack Crowley, killed yester-
day In the desperate fight with Jack Han
lon of Galveston. The verdict of the
jury was that Crowley came to his death
from gun-shot wounds inflicted by the
hand Of Jack Hanlon. Crowley was
buried at O'Clock this afternoon, The
funeral of the unfortunate man was larg-
ly attended. Hanlon still lies in very
critical condition, although slight hopes
are entertained of his recovery.