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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-12-05

a DEPARTMENT Ut ITI nv =, 4.;au
@Tbe report of the secretary of the interior
~ hihits The transactions of the government
with the Indian tribes. Supstanl,aaii pi Of
gress has been made in the eou niIotDoent
Children of school age ana IN r re that
OF LANDS 70 Of Unreal breakingup the tribal relation
the PS9ddc eyslins with the Indian individually
and Of O ae anpear earlier in our legislation;
I'D nes ap IF reservations held in common
rhe Ell. eiiero ir ,enance Of the authority OF
and the ms and beaG men has been to de-
tne cn the ;Scdiyidual of every incentive 70
Ib leVe exercise Yer Of citizenship Our Laga
p enab the best interests of an Ignorant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-05
CuESAPEAKE AND OBIO.
This Road Agrees 80 JOiu the Trunk
lsne Association.

The Chicago Tribune OF Thursday SAYS:
Some time ago the Tribune stated that the
deal between the Bee Line and Big Four
railroad companies for the consolidation OF
those two interests would no doubt lead 10
an arrangement whereby the Chesapeake
and Ohio would be prevented from troubling
the eastern tiunk lines, rs President ingalls,
OF the Big -Four is also president OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio. In fact, II was appa-
rent that the Nsnderbilts secured control OF
the Big Four principally Tor the purpose Of
stopping the disastrous competition OF the
Chesapeake and ohio with the New York
Central and other trunk lines. These pre-
dictions are now verified. An arrangement
has lust been completed between the trunk
lines and the Chesapeake and Ohio whereby
the latter agrees to JON the Trunk-Line A.
sociation and is allowed to make certain dii-
ferential rates to secure its proper proper
ton OF the traffic. The new agreement
STIMULATES that the diiierentials should be
used by the Chesapeake aud Ohio via
its water and rail line on insured bills
Of laOing. The new arrangement IL VIZ
tually a pool, only that instead OF dividing
earnings or traffic, which is prohibited by
law, the same end is sought TO be obtained
bv ditierential rates that are changed when-
ever it becomes necessary TO even up bal
ances. The agreement also provides that
when the tonnage Via the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway TO either Cincinnati, 81 Louis.
Louisville, or any other point west OF Lex
ington and Ashland, KY, exceeds fair share
OF traffic 10 such point from each Of the casts
ern cities, the dIiferentials allowed that route
shall be so adjusted as TO prevent an undue
proportion OF traffic being carried 10 said
points by the Chesapeake and Ohio. which
will report 10 Commissioner Fink all BUSH
ness from seaboard cities destined TO and be-
youd Ashland and Lexington, Ky, aud the
trunk lines will report their business from
seaboard cities to their western termini and
beyond. The Chesapeake aud Ohio further
agree TO withdraw all commodity tarins
from Boston and New England and viii
hereafter act with the trunk lines and Ne%
England roads.
Regarding east-bound traffic from all points
north OF the Ohio river the Chesapeake aud
OHIO agrees that II will hold the published
aIl.rai rates Of the joint committee between
all points where they use all-raiI routes.
when the rail line Is used 10 Richmond,
Newport News, or Norfolk, aud from said
points the wster routes are used the diife-
rental to be allowed the Chesapeake and
Ohio shall be S, 6, 4, 3, .. and 2 cents on the
various classes. The diiiereutal 90 tobacco
Is 10 be 2 cents per hundred pounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-05

Mr.. Manly Il. Ramos returned from New
York last night.
Governor Lee is expected 10 return from
New York to-day.
Hon. r. C.. MarshAll. OF Portsmouth, was
IN the city yesterday.
Messrs. Thomas W. Gentry and Isaac
Henry have returned from New York.
Miss Sarah Graham, Of Glasgow, scot
land. is visiting in the family CT Dr. W. i.
Hatcher.
The Richmond delegation to the southern
Baptist Convention viii leave for Memphis
tomorrow.
Mr. william McLauchlan, who has been
quite sick. Is improving, and viii be out In
few days.
Miss Emma Bland, OF 1921 west Cary
streeT. il visiting friends III the mountains
near Charlottesville.
General j. C.. Hin, Railroad Commissioner.
is still at his home in Scottsvilie suffering
from a severe attack OF bronchitis.
Madame Louis and Miss Jennie Webster
Will leave for Brunswick. Ga, Tuesday
night. May 7tb, TO take charge OF large
school.
Captain Charles d. Anderson WAS stricken
with paralysis last Tuesday, and has been in
a critical condition ever since at 81 west
Grace street.
In the Civ Court yesterday four small
suits were instituted and about twenty
coupon cases were decided Ia favor OF the
Commonwealth.
Mr. /. Broose Gstllng, who has just re.
turned from an extended business trip West,
leaves for Washington this morning. He
will be absent several days.
Mr.. Lawrence Haake, one Of the ladder.
men OF Truck No. >, who was hurt by falling
from q roof at the ire at the Exchange Hotel
stables, 70 able TO be out on the street.
Among the pretty things sent TO the
Fruhlngsiest was handsome piece Of hand
painting by Miss kitlie Cook. Of Kansas
City, and q lovely tidy from Miss Annie
DOwnes, OF Fredericksburg.
Messrs. J. W. Parker. Joseph p. Fig,
James J. Dreamer, aud J. :. Booth left yes
terday for Atlanta Ga, 10 represent the
macbinsts Of this city at their Grand Lodge,
which meets in the above city May 9Th.
The Virginia Boat Club OF this city has
selected for It's senior crew in the State re-
gatta 10 be rowed here July Attn, snd which
promises to be the best and most exciting
one Tor years. Messrs. W. r. Broadnax,
Dave Edmond, Sidney PetEicolas, and
James Gordon, Jr. coXswain and trainer
w. +. Tinsley.
Sergeant Alex. TOminson has taken to the
Police Court for identification pair OF calf
skin shoes, No. G, that were found IN the
possession Of person who is alleged TO have
bought them from Spencer Jones, against
whom three cases OF HOUSEKEEPING are now
pending. The shoes are comparatively new
and are supposed to have been stolen from
some shoe house In this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-05
Maahfngion NeteN.

tby Telegraph 10 bno DispatS1-i
WASHINGTON. May 4.-Bond offerings to-
day SlIG,s50, all 4t's, and all accepted at
1861 ex. interest, and los flat.
The Comptroller Of tue Currency to-day
authorized the Commercial National Bank OF
Roanoke to commence business. Capital,
100000.
Second Postmaster-General Whitfield to-
day issued an order disseminating the ser-
vice Of the railway post-odice cars on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway between Gin
cinnati and Newport News. The stated
reason for this action is that business on that
line did not justify the expense incident
thereto.
The Agricultural Department has been
making an analysis OF butter from cows fed
on cetton-seed meal, which produced un-
lookeu-for results. The analysis showed
three remarkable points: First, low per-
centage OF volatile acids. Second, phe-
nomenally high melting point. Third, strong
persistence OF reducing agent. The hrst
point Is OF importance rs showing that
mixing eotton-seed With the feed OF cows IA
the South will tend 10 raise The melting point
OF butter, thus rendering it more suitable for
consumption In hot climates. Professor
Wiley says: From an analytical point OF
yisx the Iesuks are of Great. innsxtanea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-05
MANCHESTER NEWS IN BRIEF.
Fingers cut OG-Getting the Engine
Out-PersOnaIs and Briefs.

0Ir. William 5. Amos met with very pain
Iu accident while at work at DuVal &
RObertsOn's planing.mll yesterday morning
about II O'clock, IN which he had two OF his
fingers cut of at the first Joint. He was
working at a re-saw, aud in attempting. to
knock ehrp from the machine his fingers
came Ia contact with r rapidly-reVolying
blade with the result above described. Mr..
Amos suffered the misfortune = few months
ago 10 have portion OF another finger cut OF
by a circulaT-saw.
Mr.. John Holt and force OF hands from
the Richmond aud Danyille shops have been
At the scene OF the recent wreck on the
Yorkshire road for several days trying to
replace the locomotive on the track. II is a
difficult job, and il will take several days
longer TO complete the work.
While workmen were engaged Yesterday
morning IN digging a foundation for Mr..
James +. Bradley's large BRICK building
being erected on Hull street between Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth they came across an
old we'll, which so far rs Is known has not
been used for many years, in which they
found about twenty-five cannon.balls.
IL il 10 be hoped that the Democratic
ward meetings to be held Tuesday night for
the nomination OF councllmen and justices
Of the peace will be largely attended. as It Is
important that good, Representative men
snail be selected.
Chesterfield Cavalry, Company Il, Fourth
Yirginia regiment will hold meeting 10
the Nayors-Court room on Saturday the
18th instant at IL O'Clock to consider matters
OF interest 10 the company.
The monthly meeting OF the Meade Memo
rial chapter OF st. Andrews brotherhood
will be held at the Meade. MsmariaI Eplsco-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-05
Mezart Academy Of mu.Ie.

The Grou Opers Company gave two very
pleasing performances AZ the Mozart yesier>
day. That At the matinee was II. ii. 5. Pima
fore and at night Oliyette, in both OF which
Miss Jessie Hatcher, Miss MAY Douglas, and
Mes,rs. Frear, Clayton, and Waldo appeared
10 advantage. IN Oiycite Miss Hatcher de-
serves praise both forber singing and acting.
The celebrated " Fareudole,' led by that
lady. was .encored three times. For this
week there is an entire change Of programme.
On Monday night The Black iu5sar, in
which is the song OF Read the Answer in
the stars" and the game Of baseball; Tues
day night Billie TAYLOR. The Grau Opera
COMPANY are certainly doing well and giving
good performances, and the prices Of admis-
sion summer rates. are so reasonable that
the company will doubtless play TO crowded
houses
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-05
THE RICHMOND pIsPATCH-sUNDAY. May 1880

since they show that butter derived from
cow fed on cotton-seed meal might be con-
demDed as adulterated when Judged by the
amount OF volatile acids present. Since cot.
ion-seed meal Ia destined TO be cattle food OF
great importance. especially in the southern
part OF the United States, this fact OF tue
greatest interest TO analysts and dealers.
Secretary Tracy to-day awarded TO tue
Union IrOn-Works Of San Francisco the
contract for constructing r great avmored
Conscience vessel, at a cost OF S1,62S,0OO.
Colonel Trenholm, retiring Comptroller
OF the Currency, visited the Treasury De-
partIncnt to-day and took official leave OF his
late associates, who took advantage OF the
opportunity TO present him with testimo.
NAL Of their esteem in the form OF SET OF
resolutions handsomely engrossed aud
framed. Mr. Lacey, the new Comptroller,
was present. and all the clerks and employees
OF the bureau were introduced 10 him.
BY direction Of the President the new
military post near Atlanta, Ga, Will be
known aud designated as "Fort McPher-
son. in honor TO the memory OF James b.
Mcpherson. brigldier-general OF the United
States army. and msior-general OF volun-
teers, who was killed nsar ifs site July %,
1874
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-05
Trsx wEArHxa IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY wsa
ALI.
Ran1n Of Tharmomnter Yesteriar
Nean temparaturn ............
LEW YORK. STOCK nARKYT.

Ngg YoRK. May i-Accoriing 60 general
expectations tho stock market today was a mar.
ros and unin1crssing ono. and vas more than
usual Of late professional QUE. Foreigners
aud Philadelphia hrosors had some BUYING or
doris in the mark u and re.iorners bought s0ns
CT the Srangers, but While ne general temper OF
the room was moderately buiiish there WAS liltlo
demand for stocks, sid fls traders we're sellers
Of speciaitis-. and took profits wherever The o.
pOrtunity offered. The msrke@ a. coase-
quence, was somewhat fevsrsh and lregulef.
bat except IN a few shares changes IN quotations
we're slight and unimporisnL The Opening
Was made upon a moderate degree 81 snims-
ton. and the first prices we're genorsl ny sight
fractioR higher then last evenings figures. tat
TIE business done was principally confined 20
few loadirg shares. suf the opening prices were
not maintained, although outside o. the rurt
stOcse there was no decline Of moment sugar
Trust retired from -. 10 ~. Chilago Ca Tom
4Jit 70 a. eni lo'fon--ecd OIL from So 10 D.
Pullman a..ola or iosfik Dutthesc were ne Only
marked mogements cithe dsy. EXCEPT adr0p1iia
In Chattanooga The genera al list afier TIE hot
decline recovered ard displayed considerable
strength Ia spot-, hut IN mo last hour uefe wa
a general decline. and Burlington loss ., ihe
rest " the liri following lauguifiy- me cicre
was quiet aud rather heavy AZ .msu fraction,
below the opening nvuros a. a iule. The toiAi
sales aggrcraftd i23QD shsre-.
COMMISSIONING guiei ald dtn ~ HNais2s.
Money easy. closing offered at SUB treasury
balances Cold tl5l "a, 90. corrency. fi6,Ni.on.
Governments dun and steady FOR 81; per cent?.
le9k. cx. int; -. coupons ~. state bonds
dun and firm.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
Nav YORK. May tho following Il ths
weekly bank statement: heserve. deci ease'
SLg0hgfS. loans. Increase. fl,32i.Ne; specie, az
crease, f3.1Gl 20: legal decrease f2ih-
zoo: deposits. decrease, Slel,5Oi circulation,
The banks now hold sa.552s.5 in excess Of the
D n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-05
-FOUR PIsroL-smors ERRED.
Great rxcitemept, but No One KILLED
or Wounded.

About Q O'Clock last night a negro man
game down Leigh street between seventh
and Eighth streets holding on TO the arm OF
negro woman. who seemed reluctant TO be
led by him. Several negro women were fol-
loving, and when Eighth street was reached
rock was hurled with great force by the
man evidently at bis followers, but II struck
white youth, who was felled TO the earth
by the blow. Soon after passing Ninth
street another rock was thrown by the man
and four pistOl-shots came in quick success
sion, fired by some one or more persons 81
the negro man, who there escaped from bis
pursuers. lie was heard to say that he in
tended 10 kill the woman whom he was
forcing along.
The woman, whose name is Gonna Fields,
went 10 the Second station-house and swore
out warrast againstth the man. whose name Is
withheld, as the police are on the iOOkoutfOr
him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-05
Washington Races.

t@Y telegraph 70 the plapach.i
WAsHNGToN, May 4.-Tnis was the closing
day Of the Iyy-City races. The weather and
the racing was tiue and the crowd large.
First race-One miie-fOr three-year-olds
and upwards. beaten hcrses-Bcle Dor
won: Iceberg second, tonsignee tlird.
Time, l:46l.
second race-slx ADMINISTRATION three
year.olds and upwards->Ourire won; Ger
mamie second Jsphet third. Time, l:i9t.
Third rsce-h2u mile maiden two-ycar-
olds Constellation won; Governor B0wie's
unnamed lilly second, Major Tom third.
Time. 50i.
Fourth race-handicap sweepstakes mile
and one sixteenth. Only three star'ers-Bis-
Comet won; Boqz second, LelOgss third. No
official time taken, timers absent from their
places.
Fifth r3ce-one mie-for three year.olGs
and upwards, selling race Romp won; Re-
fund second, Troy iblrd Time, l:t1.
sixth rsce-steeplechase, regular course-
gentleman riders ShylocS and LberaiOr
Tell, throwing riders Guelph refused the
water Jump. Simsyile woni Crac&sman Sc
cOnd. No others placed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-05
FAIR
{. -pATRiCWs FAIR, CORCORAN

o.
CT. PATRICK'S FAIR, CORCORAN
- HALIA-Ths management announce that
this FAIR WILL CLOSE TUESDAY NIGHT,
May 7.h Among tho special features are the
following: A beautiful gold headed cane viii be
voted 10 the most popular representative OF tho
bTeWerlos doing business Ia this city. The con-
testants are robert Hill, Jr., repre- entinR The
Continental Company A. Won Rosenegk, Berg
ner 4 Engel; Peter stump. Anheuser-buscn;
f. McDonough, K. P0rtner; Henry bucker,
George Rhrets n. j. Kaspers. Louis Bergdohl,
Onesty & Brother, and Ringior ) co. Ten cents
per vote.
The contest for the magnificent gold ring be-
tween d. G Richardson. John Mann, aud Jonn A.
Curtis will close Monday night
The voting for the gold-headed cane between
A. ". Rossne and Harry Hirshoerg Will close
Monday night
The voting for the beautiful doll 10 real beauty
will close Monday night
The contest at the Fulton section for the silver
pitcher and goblet between Captain Frank Gun
ningham, Thomas Kelley, Joseph sorg, and
Frank J. Grace viii also close Monday night.
The raie fer the grand quilt valued al siS0. will
mySit TBR COMMITTEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-05
Henrico Republican,.

The Republican Committee Of Henrico
county. Of which Sheriff J. W. Southwark
is chairman, held short secret meeting at
the county courthouse yesterday, and with
ont trsnsactng suy business that could be
learned Of adjourned over until next satur-
d4y. The real object OF the meeting, II was
understood, was 10 select .icket TO be
placed in the field for Narna township, but
there was a squabble and the meeting adj
iOurned without accomplishing ANYTHING.
II seems that the cOlored people of this dis
trict want Lewis Harms. one Of their num-
Der, nominated for supervisor. ana the
whites want some one else. and as the ne
gfoes have q strong hold the whites have 70
do some good ugu0uyrng or lose their
ground Nominations baye been made IN
the other districts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-05
EAST HANOVER PREsBYTERY.
Fourth Dsy-svsninx Session.
lRsported for the DispOtch.l

NORFOLK. VA, May 4, 1889.
Presbytery met at z. d., when Rev. j.
W. Rosebro. ID. D., preached sermon a.
preliminary to the solemn services OF the or
dinaion OF Licentiates Rennie and Hogarlh.
lie took as his text |. Corinthians xy., : {:
" And He rose again the third day accord
ing to the Scriptures" Mr.. Joseph u. Ren-
ME and Mr. Thomas Hogarth were then or
dalned to the full work OF the Gospel minis
try by the laying on OF the hands OF the
presbytery.
A vote OF thanks TO the people OF the
Second church and TO the people OF Norfolk
generally for their aboundiug hospitality
SHOWN 10 the members OF the presbytery was
rdopted.
The following committees were sp-
pointed:
To Instal Rev. Thomas IIogarth ss Pastor
OF the Aberdour Cnurch-Rey. W. A.Camp-
bell. ID. D., Rev. j. w. Rosebro, u. d.. and
Rev. T. T. Jones.
To install Rev. Joseph Z. Rennie as Pastor
Of Powhatan Church-Rev. W. A. Camp.
bell, D. D., Rev. G.. II. Denny, and Il. j..
Cleveland Hall.
Presbytery adjourned TO meet on May
10. 1889, at Y NJ, in The First church, Rich
mOnd, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-05

pal church at o'clock this afternoon. Ma
ior Robert Stiles, Of Richmond, IS expected
10 deliver an address.
Atthe Central Methodist church tonight
a. 1850 o'clock Rev. Il. NJ. Peterson will
preach sermon on "Tbe Modern society
Dance and Its Relation to the Young and the
Church"
Mr.. Robert Lee Jones. q popular yonng
man Of this city, left yesterday for Texas,
where he expects to engage IN the drug
business.
The Chautauqua Circle will meet at the
residence Of Mrs. Z. W. Weisiger Tuesday
nfght
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-05
FrOst-CoupOns-Death.

Especial teIegran 70 Inb UI3palcu,I
LYNCuBURG, va, May A heavy frost
visited this section last night, and conside-
rsOe damage was done to fruits, vegetables.
and flowers. Reports from throughout
Southwest Virginia say the damage TO fruits
and vegetables was heavy Ice formed in
some exposed places, and the ground was
frozen. The strawberry crop Is reported
ruined.
The Treasurer Of this city reports So, 400 80
far offered 10 coupons, but pone VITO pledged
themselves not 10 use them have yet done 80.
Ballard Smith, a Well-knoWn citizen Oi
Campbell county, Was found dead near
Lucados station, on the Virginia Midland
railroad, yesterday. A cOroner's jury was
summoned by a constable and decided that
his death was due TO natural causes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-05

The revival at the sharon Baptist church
ia on the increase Services are held nightly.
The pastor. Rev. Wilism Troy, VIII baptize
at the Free bridge The second sunday IN tins
month az 1 o'clock p. NJ. Rev. W. Robin
son. Of Fredericksburg, will deliver an adj
dress on the occasion al the water.
During the week past the meetings at The
Filth Baptist church were largely attended
and there were ninety mourners aud a large
number Of conversions. Rev. w. j. Smith
has been requested 10 assist the pastor this
week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-05
SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA.
A Heavy FrOst-Court Matters-Per-
sOnaL
Especial telegram to the Disps;ch.l

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatchl
CnarsrIANsBURG, May 4.-There was re-
markably heavy frost throughout this Sec
tion last night. Ice was formed in small
pools or in vessels exposed. The gardens
and toDAcc0-plants have suffered sadly. II
IL hard 10 tell about tue fruit. IL had IN
some cases formed, and all the trees had
dropped their blooms. IL ia much feared
that tue bud or young fruit was frozen.
Mr.. NJ, q. Pellon, manager OF the Virginia
Lime. WORKS, returned yesterday from the
North with his family and will reside here IN
what IA known as the Cove Spring, in
Wythe county, owned by Messrs. Thomas
Crockett aud others, was sold recently 10
northern syndicate for $4,000.
Judge Blair Is now holding the spring
session OF his court In Floyd. The case Of
Howell. who murdered Smith In December
last, VIII be tried.
Mrs. Lamb and daughter, OF Hannibal.
MO. are visiting Mrs. 4. j.. Baird. Frsm
here they will 20 TO New York, whence they
saii TO Europe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-05
baseball Yesterday.
lBy telegraph % the Di5patch.l

Cincnnlu:
Clncinnatis. q 0 o o 0 l. ,
Louisviles .........O 3 o l 0 : o Y y
Observation-Disclosures 3 LCuisylies, -.
Errors Cincinnstls, 3; L0uisVilles, /. Bat
terics-Duryea Wan and Earle, Ewing and
Vaughn.
Washington:
Washingtous. o l0l 90 0 o.
BOstOns. 0 0 ! 0 0 o X-3
Bqse.hits- Washing 6; Bostons, =.
Errors-W ashiugtons, .; BostonS 2. Bat
ter1es-P Pearson and Mack; Carlson and
Bennett.
Philadelphia:
Phlladelphias ......O 81 1900 2-I1
New Yorks. 0 Q 0 90 l O. ,
Ba.e-hts Philadelphia. 4 New Yorks,
>. Errors-Phiadelphia I; New Iorks,
>. Observation-Disclosures and Clements /;
Titcomb and Murphy.
Cleveland:
Cleyelauds. -.......O 3 900 90 o. 4
ChicagOs ............0 0 0 l 90 l 0 g. .
Base-hits- Clevelands, 9; Chicagos. 10.
Errors -Clevelands. .; Cbicagos, 4. Battle
rics-Beatin and Sutclife; Gumbert and
Flint.
Brooklyn:
Athletics ...........1 20 900 l L 3
BrOoklyns. .......3 4 , 600 0 x 8
Base-hits-B rookyns, II Athletics, :.
Errors Brooklyns, / Athletics, ,. Bat
teries-Clark and Hughes Cunning aHd
Smith.
Indianapolis:
indianapolis .....2 0 207050 III
PittsDurghs ......0 0 2 0 0 4 3 Ia
Base.hits -lndanspolls, II; Pittsburghs,
u. Indianapolis, 9; Pittsburghs,
6. Batterles-W Whitney and Daily; staley,
Calvin and Miller.
Columbus:
Columbus ..........l a 1900 0 O. g
Batimores.. ZOO . 6
Kansas CITY:
Kansas City......O OG4335t O-lG
81. Louis ..........0 o 3 y 4 0 | 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-05

Boston. May Is. w. McCsul. chairman
Of the judiciary Committee OF the Mas
sschusetts Legislature, ~ counsel for Samuel
Fessenden. treasurer OF the CIpe>Cod ship
Canal Company, has sued the Bostoa Ira.
weller for libel. laying damages at 100000
on account OF the special dispatch from sand
witch Nav I'd alleging that Fesssndon bad
mJsteriously disappeared aud limiting al
financial Irregularities.