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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-19
News Items and Readable Notes

Recent statistics show that 5000 900 Ger
man. live outside of the Fatherland, of whom
1000, 900 are to be found in the United States.
silk stockings the same color as the dress
are aunounced as a novelty for the ensuing
season they should also have large sprigs of
flowers a la Pompa iour.
Nearly four hundred cases Of typhoid few
er are reported at Johnstown Pa. People
there are shvrring in miserable shsnties.
ard thousands of dollars contributed BY a
generous public are still in the hands of red
tape Committeeman.
The board of trade of the town Of Houl
ton are inviting capitalists who want to
build IA tories or shops to look over the
sites IN their village. Among its special ad-
vsntases over other towns they enumerate
''its nearness to tide~rater."
In Ma1agsscar you can keep house, live
well and have three servants for about 20
cents per week hired girl would be par
alyzed with astonishment if paid over six
cents per week, aud the washwoman thinks
she has soft snap at three cents per day.
In Hamilton. o man died a few days
ago who had $500 in money laid up, and
payment of $3.50 was due to save his home
His widos took the money to buy fine cas-
ket. an expensive lot in the cemetery, and to
hire 25 backs for the procession, and thus
used every dollar and let her home 20 by de-
fault.
While lsborers were digging = sewer in
one of the principal streets o. Ticonderoga
this week they struck a tombstone. At the
bottom of il was found coffin containing
human bones The stone WAS washed OF
and found to contain the inscription and date
of the dea h of Lord Howe. who was shot
dead in battle at Ticonderoza on July 8.
1853.
Why the wearing of the hat in the library
is not permitted to man a. we'll as to woman
it is difficult TO explain, except upon the
ground that the library 10 . sacred place like
q church. In 4 Hebrew synagogue it 10 es-
teemed a iiscouriesy, and it is not much
more than a century since the wearing of
ones hesigesr was as customary in the
ira sin2 room 10 now out Of doors. Old
prints aud pictures of interior scenes repre-
sent the men as we'll as women With hats on.
In the better class of theatres and op r.
h ,ases in Europe women are not permitted
TO ~ear their hats any more than the men are.
ard in the old da's only wells and not hats
were allowed TO be worn by the women who
ate Il d the services in St Pet re Churei
a. Rome.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES
Killed in a School House Fish
ing at Belfast.

EIbridge Warren of Fort Pophsm beach
shot a 25 foo. whale of Small Point. Friday
m IN ny. and succt eded in towing it to the
shore.
The schooner Martin l.. Smith, from the
kenrebec RIVER for Philadelphia with a
oAr.o OF ice, is ashore on l. MommedIar
Shosl Mass.
Belfast has pearl fisheries that would
be valuable II they sou,d hold out In clam
dug vt tn h, al of the tide in that city the
other DIV -as found pearl valued at sl2
Harry NcElroy, Ave years old, was play
ing tag with the other children in the Harry
nm school hous,. Hsmpden. Thursday. and
xh.ie running al.ng Oh the tops of the desks
slipped and fell, striking on his head and
killing him
James Ball of Bath is one of several heirs
to a Dsmerara estate which Drummond &
Drummond Of Portland are trying to recover
from the English government into whose
hands it fell wheu no claimant for it appe ared
on the death of the original occupant, 81
years ago. The estate is valued at $780, 900
The Portland Mecan Blues, lst Regt
have extended an invitation to Tilleon Light
Infantry of Rockland TO visit Portland
and stay a couple of days. There will be q
military parade, six companies, ball at City
Hall and probably banquet Tillson viii
accept and will be III, re doubtless the middle
of next mouth
The officers of the State Pomolcgica
Society were in session at Lewiston FRIDAY
also the secretary of the Board of Agrieui
ture. Hon. L. A. Gilbert, was present. Ons
of the objects of the meeting was to arrange
for joint meeting of the Pomoogiea
Society AMI Board of Agriculture to be helt
some time the coming winter. One of the
fruit ceuters of Oxford county has bsei
mentioned as the probable place.
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West Waldo Agricultural Fair.

This Society held its first annual show and
fair At the George X yer TPosting Park Oct
sth aud 9th. Owing TO the heavy storm of
the 7th. which continued up 70 the morning
Of the first day Of the fair, the exhibition Of
the stock and farm product vas very light.
bnt what was 70 be seen was Of the very
best. The trotting both days was very good
The last day was pleasant and . large crowd
vas in attendance TO witness the races.
which were very fine. The horses were
quite evenly matched and some Of them
we're among the best in the State. vith iov
records. We we're not abIe TO be present
until the last afternoon and are not PR pared
to rive detailed aecount, but will say thsi
all we're worthy Of premium whether they
got 10 or not. oscar Shibles Of Seassm~st,
exhibited . Jepsy Ball, three years old
he;fer. sheep. so~ with piss, s-yesr.oid coli
and carriage horse. Job Clements, Of Mont
vile, . Hereford bull, sheep. brood
mare with colt. s. J Gusbee and
Austin Wing, Hereford bulls. Z. r
Walker, Eimwood Farm. stallion Movgar
Knox. 8 yesr-old stallion. brood mare viii
| colt. 3yesr-old steers, and 2-yesr-old
heifers. George Stevens. Of Liberty, herd
Of cows John Berry, Of Morrill,, svo fms
stallions and draft oxen Draft oxen vefs
also exhibited BY Daniel Merservey and 8
G. Norton. Daniel Merpervey, Dsaie
Weynossh ssd A. l., Norton
mssebed o1en. L. Cooper, John Aver
and d. Merservey. 3-yeass-oi steer. Twir
cows and hvs heifers By 8. L. Bssley very
Ane four-uosths-old calf BY G. n. Hover
SplendiI boar BY G.. 4. Paines 6s~ ass{
pir BY Ds. J. ". CIough. Tso-yeas-oI,
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coLoRED EPIscoPAfB
II Proposed at the Epfscopalian Con
vention-Debate on Resolution for
Short Office Prayer.

NEW YokK, Oct. Is.
At the Episcopal convention today the
committee on capons presented . report
on the proposed establishment Of = mission
ary episeopate for colored peo-
pie. Even if the church was prepared by
Law to recognize the separate races the COM
mittee deemed it inexpedient to do 50 nov.
The discussion on the subject was postponed.
At the afternoon sessioo Of the House of
Deputies the joint liturgical committee's
resolutions for Thanksgiving. for 3 ehiids
recovery from sickness. for . safe return
from voyage or travel. for = penitential
Office, for Ash Wednesday, in concurrence
with the upper house was ordered upon the
following. and after the rubric, following
the general title of collects, epistles and
gospels, there be inserted; The collect sp-
pointed for any Sunday or other feast, may
be used at the evening service of the day
before, and also that the gloria patri be
printed at the end of the Easter anthems.
A resolution was adopted that in place of
the rubric the gospel for the Sunday next be-
fore Advent be substituted. II more than %
Sundays after Trinity services of some Sun
days be omitted of Epiphany it be taken in
to supply as many as wanting. Ii it be fewer
than % Sundays the overplus shall be
omitted.
resolution 70 substitute the 64th for the
69th psglm in the table Of proper psalms for
Good Friday went through by an overwhelm-
ingy affirmative vote together with additional
collect and epistle gospel for Christmas and
Easter day.
A resolution providing for the omission of
The decalogue, if the same be said once each
Sunday. was passed. The real debate of the
afternoon was upon DR.. Huntington's resol-
uton for short Office prayer for sundry
occasions. Al ten minutes past the hour set
for adjournment DIR. Hunsington's resolution
was put and carried.
The house of bishops today decided no
change be made in the term assistant
bishop shch it was proposed to change for
"coadjutor." A rubric was passed forbid
ding the celebration of the Lords Supper
when nor communicates besides the priest
are present. A provision was adopted for
an alternative form in the confirmation
service rendering it similar 10 the form used
by the Baptists. The lower house non con-
CURED in the resolution petitioning Congress
upon the subject of divorce on the ground
that it was ina1visable at this time. The
committee to whom the matter was referred
reported no authority for placing bread on
the tongue of the communicant and that
communicates be instructed TO take the
chalice firmly into their own hands.
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Press Comments.

+ Spirit of Jefferson, Charlestown. w. Va
party of northern excursionists, en-
bracing veterans of the 10th and other Maine
regiments, and their wives and daughters,
visited Charlestown last Saturday. We
were especially interested in those Of the
10th Maine, As this command took US in ont
of the weather during the trying times of
1862, ard kindly escorted us to the unwel-
come confines of Fort Delaware. The ex-
cursionisis included Gov. z. G. Burieigh
ard staff. Gen. George L. Beai, State
Treasurer. Capt. W. W. Whitmarsh. and
many Of the most prominent citizens Of the
State. During their short stay they visited
the court house and jail and the locality
where John Brown was hung.
The above was written By Capt. George
W. Haines now editor and proprietor Of ths
Jefferson and an ex-confederate officer III
vas made prisoner of war in 1862 by Capt
W. W. whitmarsh Of Norway, then ls, Lieut.
in Co. G, 10Th Regiment, Afterwards pro
NOTED to Capt Of Co. G, 29.b Regt Me. Vols
The meeting between the two Captains .
Charleston. W Va, . few days ago vas on
of the interesting events of the Maine excur
sion Capt whitmarsh is now County Com
missioner for oxford County AMI vas 81
Efficient and popular representative in th
Legislature of 1855 ED. JourSAE.
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RICHMOND
Quite a Typhoid Fever outbreak-Un
paralieied Heartiessness.
From our Regular Correspondent. ]

From our Regular Correspondent
Rtcuuoxp. Oct. Is
af ,,n,,;a fev.r
There are se'e'a' CASES VI ''Pi''i
in town. Allie A. McDonsld diei from that
di,es.e Wednesday night. aged l2 years, 10
,,x. A, oi,e- br,,hsr i,
"'o''''
dangerously Ill wiz" '"e s""'e "u1"e
+ Z. Sutherland who was Killed at Angus
=. Thursday. has lived here for some time
III. h,,;,s,s bs. been repairing machines,
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Neble's Letter to Tanner Re-
sirdins Especial Cases."
Decisive Linsliss Against Rushing Them
Through Il Expense Of Others.
Pension Report Just Out Shows q Net
Increase OF Over 81. 600 Pensions
WASHINGTON. Oct. Is.

WARRINGTON, Oct. Is
The annual report for the fieal year 1855
SO of the commissioner Of pensions has beer
submitted to Secretary Noble. AT the close
Of the year there we're 4s9. .729 pensioners
an addition to the rolls during the year oi
81, 1921 new pensioners. The names of l ,I5l
whose pensions were previously dropped
have been restored to the rolls making nj
aggregate Of 5S,6i5 pensioners sdded during
the year; 1850 were dropped for variou,
causes, leaving q net increase to the rolls Of
81, 7,l50.
Average Of each pension at the close OF
the year, Sl3l.69; paid for pensions, $751;
275, ll3; total amount disbursed by agents
for all purposes. 3s9, ,l3l .96s: paid As fees
to attorneys, 81 1868, ,5s3; disbursed SASS
for payment of arrears of pensions in cases
where the original pension was granted prior
to Jan. 25. 1859. and the date of commence.
ment Of pension subse quent to discharge or
death.
In the aggregate ,24S, lag pensions have
been flied since 1861 and 7s9.l2l were al
lowed. The amounts distributed to the ac-
count of pensions since 1861 are 81 ,052. :
2lS,4l3. The issue Of certificates during the
year shows grand total of l45.29s OF this
number 81 ,92l are original cert icates.
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II ALLOwELL
Sudden Desth-N, New Cases OF Diph
liberia.

The Who'll. community was surprised and
shocked TO learn Friday morning that Cora,
only child of Mr. and Mr., Wm. IL. Nor.
cross, had died at halt past nine the nigh,
before. Although Cora had not been in her
usual health for the past few months, never
having entirely recovered from a severe cold
contracted last winter, yet she was we'll
enough T. be about the house and do a little
needle work. havirg employed herself in
that way oulY The day before her dec.ase.
She also took short walks plvasan. days and
rode out Wednesday, yet at the last her
death was very sudden and unexpected.
Cora would have been % years of age nexi
Christmas day. She was n graduate of the
II. C. A class of sc. and was a cultivated
amisble young lady, general fsvorite, and
will be greatly missed not Gully among her
circle of young frienJs, but all who knew
her loved her. AMI her lie ply afflicted par
ents have the sineere sympathy of all The
funeral services are to be held next Monday
forenoon at half past ten o'clock, from her
home on Middle street.
The lecture Thursday evening by Rev.
Mr.. Mcfntire of Lewis son, was very inter-
esting. being scientific, full Of fact, not
fancy Thus far the lectures have been
well patronized
No new cases of diphtheris. Those sick
are ing we'll
Miss Estelle W Mason goes to Waterville
this afternoon for short visit
The Box Sociable at the Golden Cross
was IA success last evening, a goodly number
being present
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scaOoLBoI ucgIDlllIEs
who Call Themselves Capt, Kidd's
PstA' Arrested sos esttins Free In
Ksnsas City.

Kansas CRY, Oct Is.
A large number Of small incendiAry fres
occurred here recently. The police discoser,
ed the incendiaries we're hand Of school
boys from II 10 Is years. They we're reg
aiafiy organized and called themselves
Captain Kids Pets
The members we're boundby blood curilins
oaIhs to not reveal the secrets Of the order.
All the plans weEe carried out according to
the written orders, signed in blood from the
arms of the young desperadoes. One Of the
youngsters confessed that he and his Asso
ciases are responsible for many small fires.
The leaders Of the band are der arrest.
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ness is either the inspirer Of I hris-- ike basi-
ness or there il no religi-n atout IL
The business Of the ChFistiaa men il 10 re
duce ricks to the minimum. To Do svsy With
all form Of robbery. The eeonomics Of the
day are to be solved, not in the pulpit bsi
by basiness men in their business relaaisns-
From the best Of k:lns will somesimss oe0a
soft poor bricks. When seen they iii
sometimes appear hard bricks The reason
shy Gods building cracks and spreads an.
fails to do honor TO Christ 10 because some
of US are willing to be deceived by the poor
bricks that have gotten into the church
A bzser currency will always drive out .
better" The pertinent and forcibis remarks
Of President Small we're received With the
closest attention and keenest interest
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NATIONAL BOARD or TRADE
Opposes Modification OF Interstate
Commerce Law and Favors National
Supervision Of Insurance.

LOUISVILLE. KY, Oct. Is.
The National Board of Trade today ad-
journed to meet 4 year hence. the
place to be determined. Resolutions
passed opposing any modification Of the inter-
state commerce Law. especiilly the clause
prohibiting poolirg favorrg the national
supervision of IL surance and the Uniformity
of insurance legis ation; f4vo'ing the reduc-
ton Of federal revenues N way to least
embsrrsss the II dusfries and trades; favor
ing reciprocity rae relations with Canada.
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Now York Produce A1aSkot.

NEW Iohhs Oots ~.
FLOUR Receipts, Il, ,36 packages; exports. 7Aei
barrels, sales. 1854 Repeat quotations including
City mill extra, o. Sats 3D., patent, ~ 10
y %. .ap-rnpe. " loate 20. e.trs no. +
ps 1Oats d. winter wheat low grade. ~ suek 70;
Mime .ota extra, o. sSaes %. sosthsrs soss
dull. Rye aour dull.
wnrir-Reoeipt.. sz.ses. exports. a.sss, saiss
S.0Oc. dali. No spring sominal. u
50 rsd %, No. red, stsssi elevator - sssl: foA
,ilasji delivered so. / red. aominai. Ssassa; Ne
white nominal. sia9l.
KIg--9uist.
BaRLET-- nominal.
Co.'s Receipts. % 10. ssport. s,sIt; ssiss. zsz
,tore and elevator. wi 40 delivered
OARS Receipts. i5iS6, eHports, i,:sii saiss, ~
900; lower, No ,, ~. do shlts EAsS, No 2ee8
do white, 1lzzs. No. ], a.. DO white. ~;
Mixed Western, z3szS. white do. HsN.
CoryEE--fair: kio. fair. ~
SUGAE-kaw easy, refined fair, ds0ao4 -
lower, crushed 5las, extra crushed, Deal White
extra crushco siaSi. cut loaf. u; srasuiatsd. ~
PETROLEUM hrm. quiet. i0o3
PORK quiet.
BEgr-.duli.
LAND stronger. western Hean. y 7oaes 70.
closing u 20. city steam. - a; ssnss1 fais:
continent ~ s0a7 ID, b. A. ~ 70.
BUrTER quiet - western oaasy -
"a, do creamery, .zabl.
CHEkss- quiet FfetGhts 70 Avespee
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Thousands Of Striking European
Miners Demand More Piy.
The Gar Thanks Bismarck for Supporting
Russian Protests.
The Chancsllot Doesn't Care About
Russia's Affairs, but Believes tho
Bear aud Lion Should Agree.


BERLIN, Oct IN.
Court repor's appearing In the newspapers
Of this city. credit the Car With thanking
Prince Bismarck for supporting the Russian
protests to the S~iss government nssinst
hsrboring anarchists, assuring the chsLcsllos
that state@ents regarding Gen, obrutschers
recommendation Of double lines on citrate SO
railways in Russia are false.
Prince Bismarck. 1t 10 said, assured the
Cxar that Germany 10 as little concerned re-
garding Bulgaria ~ she was regarding Rue
sia's plans in Asia In his view an under
standing between Russia and England with
reference to Asia was desirable aud coui d
easily be obtained.
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Portland Press

The resignatien Of DIR. r. II. Gerrish from
the Board Of Health .sgressly to be regretted.
DR.. Gerrish was one of the most earnest and
able advocates Of the lsv which ests blished
the Board. and since the Board vas created
he has been constantly one Of its members.
His thorough knowledge of sanitary science
and his zeal in the work made him one oi
the m,st valuable members of the Board. II
10 fortunate for the State, however. that il
vas possible TO ind 70 eminent successor
- DR.. Charles d Smith Of this city. DR..
Smith has served on the board Of health oi
this city for some years past With great &c.
cepsafce, and be bxjnGs 70 bic new position
value.
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Notes.

Lord Salisbury returned TO London Thurs-
day in better health.
Excitement was caused at Hamburg, Eng I,
Friday BY the discovery Of a murder similar
In detail to those committed in White Chapel
in London. D..
The Armenian Patriot Association slAtes
that Moussa hey, who was charged with out
RACES upon the Christians in Armenia. has
been pardoned in spite Of the conclusive
evidence Of his guilt.
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WHOSE WIFE
IL the Question the Dominion Minister
OF Finance Will Have to Answer.

CHICAGO, Oct. IS.
A dispatch from Ottawa says The SEN
sstion Of the hour at the Dominion Capital 10
the announcement Of ID. b. Chisholm, whose
wife recently procured divorce in Chicago
which enabled her To marry Hon. George
Foster. Dor.i'.>a Monster Of Finance. that
he will apply 10 the Senate here at the ap-
preaching meeting of Parliament for
divorce on has own account. Failing to
secure a divorce he will claim Mrs. Fosts
as his wife and demand that she leave
Foster.
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DunPIinS5
with
Royal Baking
Powder

No dessert is more delicious, whosesome
and appetizing than well-m dumping,
filed with the fruit Of the season. By u
use Of the Royal Baking Powder the crust p
always rendered light. haky. tender asd d.
gestible. Dumplings made with u. baked %
boiled. win be dainty and whoIs.c%t, .y ssa ny
REesrpr One quar- II sour shosouah,y ~ -
IL three teaspoons Of Royal Baking Povds - -
teaspoon of salt: rub in piecs Of bafssr - -
size Il an egg and then sdd issse pes.ss. U.s1
ne Sour akss he bass.r is ysI ~,sed s,s = - =.
knesd 10 The consistency of soh bssruis dosoAs 49,
oG pieces Il Dough large enough 10 eln ss9 -
<s.rsers n an spPe Zoe oshs. fruit = dsd.s1 49,
ssesn until the fruit is sesds. Bake y psu1nsA
In I'll receipts calling for cream d tartar
and soda, substitute Royal Baking Powder.
Less trouble. never fails, makes more aPpe-
:ixing and wholesome food and b noss -
nom;cal. Royal Baking Powder y specially
made for use in the pseparation of " fnssl
I'D most deE;eate cookery.
ssessod<eoxit
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vienna, Oct. -.
The Hungarian cabinet will not resign on
account Of their differences with the Austri-
AN cabinet upon the question OF recognition
Of the Hungarian army apart from the Aus-
trian forces. There Ia every prospect that
Emperor Joseph will assent to the demand
af hungary u change the title Of the impe-
rial royal army to imperial and royal army.
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ssallion by Briess Turner. Brood mares
with colts BY 4, A. Porter, Frank knowles,
J. w. Cioueh, Alden Robbins and A. L.
Norton. Fruit by Thos. Carpenter. Geo.
Ra,dell and oshcrs. Vegetables by Jos.
BeAulier. and last. but not least. a pumpkin
that weighed lot pounds, by Master Walter
Cloush.
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Failures During Past Week

NEw YoRk, Oct. IS.
The failures reported to Bradstreets num-
ber POS for The United States this week
asainst isS for this week last year.
The failures during the last seven days
reported to the Dun, Russell 4 Co. agencies,
number for the United States ls2 The csf-
responding week last year showed e02 for
the United States.
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rwBLvE THOUSAND MINERS \
Demand Ten Per Cent Advance. The
Employers 0raut Five.

Paris, Oct. IL.
Strikers iu the Lens district nov number
10000 and IL 10 likely double this number
will stop work unless their demands are
conceded, The directors Of the coal miniag
companies met today and agreed to 3D.
wise five per cent increase Of wages. The
miners demand ten per cent
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American Forestry Congress.

PHLApELPHiA, Oct Ia.
The A. sricsa Forestry Csng-es. elected
efficers today and adjourned : President, Hon.
James 4 Beaver. Pennsylvania vice pres
iden., Hon. Fl J. Holy, Quebec; CORES
ponding secretary. c. c. Binpey; recording
secretary. n H. Esiesboy; treasurer. DR..
H. N. Fisher.
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SPEEDY aOR6E6
That Made Records at Mystic and
Lexington.

BosToS, Oct. IS.
The Mystic Park fall meeting closed to-
day. The unfinished race Of yesterday was
won in one heat today by Free Trade, Wood
brino second, Orange Blossom third. Time,
226t.
The 2.27 purse was won by Lycurgus in
2 80 The free for all was taken in three
straight by Alec Maid, best time 2ls3.
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WORLDS CHAMPION SHIP.
Eight Innings OF the FiIst Of the series .
Between New York and BROOKLYN.

NEW ] OKK, VCt. TO.
The New York and BROOKLYN game today
was the first in the series for the world $
championship. Brookiyns. II: New York;,
10. At the end OF the eighth inning dark
ness prevented further play. Neither um-
pire formally called the game. Itis probable
that the game will be given to the Brooklyns