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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27
JEiBUiE 10 DE. D4BNET.
Resolutions Adopted by The Medical Class
~f the taiv~rsitv Of VIrrirtr

UNIVERSITY OF VA. Sept. ESPECIAL
At meeting OF the Medical Class OF
the University of Virginia. September
a. l@i: the following resolutions were
adopted:
Whereas 1t has pleased Divine Provi-
dence 10 remove from our midst by death
cur esteemed and beloved teacher. Dr.
William {. Dabney; therefore be il
Resolved That while we recognize and
humhy submit TO the wisdom OF ON
nipOtent Providence, We mourn the loss
Of one whose many traits Of Christian
nobility of character gcniaity Kindness.
and consideration won for him the cs-
TEEN of those with whom he came in
contact, and made him dear To- us all.
Resolved That not only has the Uni
versity OF Virginia lost professor emf
nent In the medical world. distinguished
In his own chair OF practice OF medicine.
but one whose position as an Instructor
1t will be difficult to replace
Resolved, That the heartfelt sympathy
OF this class be extended TO the family
of the deceased, and be It further
RcsOver, That a copy Of these resolu-
tons be furnished the University. Char
lottesYile, and Richmond papers. and a
copy sent to the family Of Dr. Dabncv.
W j.. DARNALL,
THOMAS ALSOP.
l.. ShEEN. Jr.
Committee
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mann or NM. BIS.
Mother of Hon. DANES y. ftubbs-sev
~t~l l,ucr"f~r -arrisg~s.


GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE. VA"
Sept 25.--special.-Mra Ann Stubs. wfe
| OF Jefferson W. Stubs. Esq. vas burle"
at Valley Front. her late rcsideaceI on
yesterday She vas the daughter "l ~ :
James BaytOD, a Well-knoWn Mctho-!S,
minister OF this county. and inplntI ~
Hon. James y. Stubs. !. JtH'I"Jii
Stubs. Of William and Mary Co,,eSe, a.
Professor William &. Stub9s, OF lpu'a!-
ana. Mrs. Stubs Wa scvei.yJ an
years OF age. and had been married nity-
nine years. Her husband IS no" eisHtg -
four wears old She had been member
Of the Methodist Episcopal chufch t2r
fifty-four years ana her Chrls.3an ne
was one Of deep cor secration ana bcauu-
mi consIsfencv the funeral services
were conducted by her pastor, Rev. j.
- flank assistcd by Rev. ". Il. Lee.
Of the Episcopal and Elder ". F. Watt.
OF the Bt.tist icnori,natiDn & very large
crowd attended the funeral, tcStHying 10
their respect for her great worth. as well
as to their sympathy for the bcrcavcd
To-day at Bcllamy's church. Rev. VIII
liam IL. Lee united In the holy bonds OF
natrifnony Mr. rorv,l Jones. Of New
port News, and the accomplished Mise
Emma Brown, daughter OF the gallant
Captain Junius Brown. Of the Gloucester
cavalry.
on Thursday last Mr.. Russell 4. stub
ble6eld and Misc .linnie Ice Dut:on we're
married at PctswOrth Baptist church by
the pastor. Elder ". r.. watt.
The sheriff and MS deputy nave been
very busy summonur jurors and Wit
nesscs for the past week or two, and.
the Judge and lawyers and
clerl; will have their hands FUN next
week. one OF the many cases 10 come
up Will be that OF n cOlorcd woman who
voluntarily confessed That she burned TIE
house Of Mr.. A. '. Rove four years ago.
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Inc Ere Ye.terdnY fnrnIrc-

An alarm Of fire was turned IN yeeter-
dt} morning at +i5 O'Clock from BoN o.
corner Of Spr.u- and Pine streets. As a
consequence OF the blaze dwelling houses
Nos. bl9 and G-l China street and tuI and
tll IL south Pine street were considerably
damaged by fire and water.
lae fire originated il is THOUGHT in
IN" c0al-house Of Mr.. James Dreamer. so.
GID CHINA street. and from thence tua
flames communicated with the dWcliiue.
From there they spread 10 40 gu. oeeu-
pied by Mr.. -. r. Pulley and family
Nos. 6l and con - south Pine street
owned by Mrs. r. l.. Mayo, We're the next
70 catch. Mrs MAYO. who occupied ~.
gu IL, saved most of her household furut-
turc.
No. col was occupied by tho families Of
Mr.. Berry and Mr.. Cole. whose loss IS
considerable.
These houses are in = residence section,
and II was only by the strenuous efforts
OF the fire department that "a great loss
or property was prevented.
Chiet Fuller reports the following as Il
statement OF the insurance and damages.
Houses Nos. CPS. Gl>. and col - were
insured FOR $50 each. the household furul-
ture in No. 81, COR 500, in Go for 800 and
IN col u for 500
The damage II 62J was so on house
hol1 effects and so on building. of rl
50 on household effects and 500 On build
ing, Of GIJ 500 on effects ana $2uJ on
building. while of Gnl ~ 81 go on effects
and 81 20 on building.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27

Editor Times: | have five children at
tehdlnS the pubic schools OF this CITY.
ana am convinced that IL would Toe bett.r
Tor the scholars, as we'll as for tho
parents apd teachers. II the daily school
session ended at o'clock instead OF g. as
AZ present Commencing at g. and allow
ing halt-hour recess. would give four
ana one-half hours for work. which |
think, is as long as children should be
Kept IN school In one day. | am sure
they would accomplish as much In that
time as they now DO with the extra hour
OF confinement. and that would also SET
tie the question Of the warm dinner m
nome as very few people dine earlier
man O'Clock. The half-hour recess
would allow time for light lunch and
az children get hungry between meals"
Most or the scholars especially the youos-
er ones become tired out by O'clock
and the hour from that TN 3 is r1fher
disadvantage than otherwise. These
ss,ugsestions are not intended for the High
ochooi, as the hours there observed could
moi probably we'll be shortened
PARENT.
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WOM4h'S IEMPEE4NCE Onions.
The Stnte Convention In Session mt Ron-
An L.

ROANOKE, VA. Sept 9G.-Special.-The
second days session Of the convention of
the Woman's Temperance Unions of Viz
ginia was called to order at O'Clock
this morning by the president Mrs X. H..
Jones, Of Norfolk. After devotional eNcr-
ciscs. conducted by the Rev. br. l.. e..
Broughton. OF Calvary Baptist church,
Mr.. Sturges T.. Jones. Mayor OF the city,
was introduced ard delivered an earnest
and eloqueat address OF welcome on be
half OF the citizens generally. Or
Broughton spoke for the ministers. ana
responses Tere made by Mrs. \. :.
Meacham, Miss Williams. Of Bridsewatcr.
and Miss Smiley Of Norfolk.
At the afternoon session the president
delivered acr annual address. At night
Rev. w. f. Hammer. OF Green Memorial
NJ. Il. church, South, preached the annual
sermon 20 a crowded house.
The Democrats Ire now organizing cam
paign clubs in every ward of the city.
Walter s. Boone, under indictment for
the murder of Tom Smith. the alleged as
saiant Of Mrs. SallIc Bishop, on the 10Th
OF last September. and who was hanged
and burned by the mob next morning. was
put on trial I'm the Hus'inGs Court to-day.
but. after spending the entire day, the
sergeant and deputies were unable 10
obtain a jury. This effort will he re-
newed tomorrow.
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IPPOMdrJOr TS. SURHENDER.
Representative fuckers stsiement-yiews
Of the Department.

4 Washington Star reporter yesterday
showed Assistant Postmaster enorai
Maxwell a dispatch from Warm Springs
saying that Representative Tucker did
approve Of a change OF the name OF Ap-
pomattON, bat did not know NJ me time
what new name had been selected.
mir. Maxwell the star says. when
shown the dispatch nv the star man.
laughed quietly and said: i guess that's
about right Tn" whole case IS very
WdicToEs. Congressman Tucker recon-
meDdcl that The name OF the pOst-oiilce
at Nebraska. Va, bee changed 10 Apo
mattuX. This neccsSitatel change %
name for tine office at old ApuOmattoX.
Postmaster Rosa ~ that place WAS COM
muuicdtcd with, and he suggested sur
render. II was only reasonable on the
part of the department TO assume that
the local postmaster would select name
which would be approved by the patrons
OF his Office, and so far as is officially
known 10 the department this WAS done.
No protest of any kind. not even an in
divi3ual letter. has been received by the
department objertinG 10 the new name OF
the post-oNice.
"The reporter asked Mr.. Maxwell if he
would again change the name. He an
swcred that no objection 10 the new
name had been made by anybody. The
department would not act because II had
been reported fl the press that dissaus-
faction existed. The Star man got the
impression that if the people Of the dis
trict in which Surrender is located dislike
the name they can have another one by
simply applying 10 the PoSt-Onice De-
partment. The department followed its
usual course In such matters
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DISCUsAiON ~ Patrick.
Joint Meeting Addressed by Judge 4nir
stOD and NJ. psdtpo


STUART. VA. Sept. 2s-Speciai-But
little business was done In the County
Court yesterday, most OF the day being
consumed in political speaking. II had
been announced through the local press
that Cyclone" Jim Marshall would be
present and discuss the issues of the
campaign, and quite a large crowd as
sembled TO hear him. IL seems this an
nouncement was premature and without
authority. ard Mr.. Marshall failed 10 put
In his appearance
j. L. Stovaii. late of Texas, was present
and advocated Republican principles at
some length, but he failed to INSPIRE any
enthusiasm among his hearers. After he
had finished his harangue arrangements
were made for a joint discussion between
Judge n. IA. Hairston. OF Martlnsvile, on
behalf of the Democrats, and Il. s.
Pedigo. OF Floyd. for the Republicans.
Pedigo opened in a very creditable
speech OF forty-iive minutes Judge
Hairston spoke for an hour, and rarely IL
ever. did AN hours speech excite more
enthusiasm. Pedigo concluded in fifteen
minutes.
The prospect for Democracy Is daily
Frightening In this county, and II is
thought that Patrick VIII give Swanson
q good majority.
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Green. OF this city: Charles W. Wilder.
James II. Downman, and Or. Randolph
Is. Carmichael. of New York; A. X Phil
lips, OF Washington. ana Or. Edward
Mcclure. OF Richmond,
The bride was robed in while corded
silk, diamond ornaments. ana valley
lilies The maid Of honor wore an ex-
qusite gown OF white Paris muslin. satin
trmmlngs and carried Niphetos roses.
The chancei OF the church WAS made
bower OF beauty with ferns. growing
plants. cut flowers and wax candies
There were many distinguished gucsts
present, and the presents were very nu-
merods and elegant. Socict. was out In
force and the church was thron%ed.
handsome reception was held at the
residence Of The brides mother. after
which the bridal couple left for tour
OF the northern cities.
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4 FKEDkEiCK>ENEG WhDDING.
Mr.. Charles Hsrndon the Groom and Miss
ST. John thu Bridc-Ateudmnts

FREDERICKSBURG VA. Sept. 20
nent banker OF this city. and Miss .Rosalle
Marshall st. John. daughter OF the late
General ]. NJ. St. John. were married to-
night at o'clock. al 81. Georges Eplsco-
pal church. Rev. w. NJ. Clarke. oinciat-
ing.
Mr.. John Hooe Wallace. of Richmond.
was best man. and Miss Abbie Monroe
81; John was The maid OF honor Little
Misses Jennie Maitland and Alice DOYLE
scted as ribbon girls. Miss Jeanette
=. Bradley presided at the organ. The
vsnsfs were Mesk:s. Charles II. Hurkamp.
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Charged With Surdrr,rg an i,r.n,

BUCKINGHAM COURTHOUSE. VA
sept Zt.-Spcciai Edmund Austin. a ne
gro living six miles east OF this UI3ro
was arrested yesterday and sent 10 the
grand jury TO answer the charge Of com
pltclty In the murder OF the infant child
of Bessie Austin. Immediately after the
birth of the child Edmund Austin put il
in basket. carried il six miles and
gave ii 10 c0l0red woman. requesting
her to keep IL, stating that she would be
well paid FOR so doing. The child died
the day following from the effects Of
the siX-mie journey. and the mother
returned TO Richmond, where she IS sun
posed 10 be at present. An officer viii
leave this place to-day for Richmond
TO arrest her.
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on 4 ECH-SiTIHI.
Texas Gentlemen Wed. a Popular Lynch
burg Society Lad,

LYNCHBURG. VA. Sept 26-Special.-
There has been quite IA boom in the
matrimonial market here to-day. the
clerk OF the court having issued eight
licenses.
The residence Of Colonel J. V. Watts
on Court street, was the scene of a most
interesting ceremony TINS afternoon. 1t
was the marriage of Mrs Mabel Stuart.
widow Of the late Middleton Stuart. and
Dr. a. +. Church, OF Terrell Tex.
Rev. John j. Lloyd, rector of Grace
Memorial church, utlet.tol The wedding
was quiet affair OnIy a few Intimate
friends being present.
The bride was attrcd In a beautiful
travelling dress Of brown. The couple
lett on the sOuth-bound train Immediate
~ after the ceremony for their future
home in Texas
Mrs. Stuart was one Of the most popu-
TAR members of LynchburT society and
friends may
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27

Directum was only headed in the second
heat. when FOR nearly a quarter OF
mile Nelson led him by a neck. b.-
rectum was announced to be the winner
Of first money, 5000; Arion second. H,JU,
and Nelson third. $3.50. Summaries:
Free for all stations. special purse. OK
81, 600, divided. 90, 30 and 10 per cent
Directum. b. s., by Director dtickokl; J.
/. ]: Arlon. b. s.. by EiectiOneer ODobie),
,. .. .: Nelson, b. 8, by Young Rolte
Nelson 3. 3. 3. Time. PIP 2lo. 2ll u.
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Colonel Hoge and Plrson Massey have
a last met ~ joint debate. The Colonel
took entirely too much time 81 proving
that he was not as mellow" as he was
represented to = I'm that famous trans
continental trip. We do not think that
this Is an issue In the present campaign,
and We feel morally certain that there
are orators !n both parties who wouIl
decline 10 take the stump II they had to
prove a cold water record IN the past
Petersburg lnieX-Appeal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27
They Want KAN

Barley Kahn. the clever short stop on
the Richmond baseball team this season.
received letter from the management OF
the Roanoke team last night asking him
II he would play with the Mushrooms next
season. Kahn is now considering the ques-
ton. and will take some time To decide
the matter. He is one Of the best all
around players in the league. lie bats
well throws beautifully, and runs the
Roauokes will DO well 10 get Kahn. and
the Richmond team can ill-anorI to lose
him
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DIRECTUM THE WINNER.
CAPTURES FIRST MONEY IN THE
GBEAT TRIANGULAR CONTEST
o-,,r comes Second and Nelson, tho Efs'-
Will. King OF stations, Bro"GhtoP
IN. Eesr-Tbs Other Events

BOSTON, Sept. %
HE big stallion race
for which the New
England Trot ii z
Horse Breeders AS
sociat,on offered a
purse of $1,000. and
which brought to-
gether Dir G C I u m,
Arion and Nelson,
vas trotted this at
ternoon at Mystic
Park. in The presence
OF fully 20. 30 people,
and Drectum won in
three straight heats.
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ACCIBEkI 10 tfECJ,
The Cars jump the Track Irjuring Several
Employc~s, One prohvhly fst,lv

ALEXANDRIA. VA, Sept. Especial.
AT an early hour this morning two ears
belonging 10 Huntings circus. en- routa
from this city 10 Leesburg, Va. iumned
the track within the city limits ana Went
were completely demolished. Three en-
Gus employees were injured, one, John \
Jones, of Atlanta. Ca, a colored man
probably fatally The animals were I'm
wagons on the other cars, which qid MOI
leave the track
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27

We are going to
move into our new
and beautiful quar-
ters, at 1908 east
Main street, on Or
about October list.
Removal sale prices
in every department.
Call and save money.
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twentv-one years old who lived in Man
chester. was drowned In the river below
the city about I o'clock Yesterday after
noon. 1t seems he got in a small boat to
90 down the river TO meet sloop or
freight boat Of some kind 10 see about
getting the job II unloading. ana a. the
sloop was coming up the stream some
what hriskly the boat the negro was in
WAS turned over
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27

liz grove con-
test between Bob
Fitzsimmons, OF
Newark, y. j.,
and Daniel Cree
don, hailing from
81. Louis. No,
for a purse Of
5000, took place
in the arena OF
{ II o olympic
T. J u b tonight.
They fought as
nliddlewclghts at
la pounds Both
mon arc Austria
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27

Palmer Leigh. the son Of Mr. Egbert
G.. Leigh, who was severely kicked i'm
the face by a horse Thursday last near
Blacksburg, was brought home yesterday.
His injuries. which were at first consider
ed very serious, will not leave di~lguring
scars, and he will soon be going about.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27

Capt. J. II. ORannon. Superintendent OF
Public Printing, yesterday awarded con-
tracts for the furnishing Of paper for
to II. Llndeumeyers & Sons. Montague
Paper Company. 81. L. PelouZe x Son.
and the SalIer Paper Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 2G-The Browns took
n game from the Philadelphia today, on
hard hitting and good base-runnlns.
son was wild Attendance, 800. score;
st. Louis ........02O1322 u
Batteries: Breitenstein and Twineham;
Johnson and Buckley.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27

CAMS scHrprLrp FC

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Boston At Pittsburg
Brooklyn at LOt.- ale.
New York ut Cincinnati
philadelphia at Cleveland
Baltimora AZ Chicago
Washington AZ II. Louis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27
MAY BE NEWCOMERS BODY
REMAINS or 4 STRANGE NAN FOUND
NEAR NEWPORT NEWS.
Thought 20 he That Of the Missing Peters
burg Mau-<uddea Dssih of Ashs-
Vile Newspspcs Mnn.

PETERSBURG. VA. Sept. Especial
A letter addressed 60 the postmaster o,
this city was received mere this evening,
stating that the body Of man had been
found in the river some miles distant
from Newport News. Ii Is thought posi-
bic that the body may be that % Sr.
J. NJ. Newcomb. OF tins c.ty. who dsap-
peared from the steamer Alabama. Ot
the Bay Line. two weeks ago, while
coming from Baltimore to NOflOik. some
friend or member OF the missing mans
family vii. leave here IN the morning 10
see IL they can identify the body.
prArn or ~ .rn'Vi.r, HaS.
John Burton. who Is said 10 Dc news
paper man, OF AsneYiIle, y. C.. and who
arrived here yesterday, was found Ill
and unconscious In an unoccupitd house
Oh Gill street tonight, and before a
physician could be summoned he died.
He had been drinking hard The de-
ceased was neatly dressed. His relatives
in Asheville have been notified OF his
death.
In the Hastings Court to-day Cora
Justice. white woman. nfty-fOur years
Of axe. with eight children. was convicted
named Robert Hamine. and her punish
nent fixed at one day in jail with fine
of So.
Srw GsAvITT COMPANY.
JUDGE J; T. Mullen 1t, to-day srapted
burg Granite Company, Inc CdDitdl
stocs is not to he less than $3.50 nor
more than $500. divided into shares OF
500 each. The company Is l. hold not
more than 10000 acres OF land at any
one time In the state. The principal
Office is 10 be In Petersburg. The officers
for the first year are: President and Sec
rotary. w. f. Debbeil Vice-Presidcnt
and Treasurer. II. J. Chapman Direc-
tors: w H. DeDbell, II. J. Chapman. g.
w. Pegram, X. T. Meade and X. y.
Davis
OTUrR MOTIFS.
Mn William Smith. OF this city, who
about two years ago enlisted in the United
States army. Is here on a visit
On the 9tn OF last April Mr. j. II. Ash
by. OF this city. mailed a copy OF the |
TO his brother-in-law In |
Va. containing the account |
of the fireworks explosion in BlanJford |
on the 7th OF that month. The paper.
however. did not reach the party to |
whom II was addressed until last S1tur-
day evening. II was properly addressed
and stamped. and was promptly FOR
warded from the pOst-oif,e mere me
question which naturally arises 10,
'Where has the paper been all this
timer
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Faaic Defeats G.ecorisn In the Second
Raco-The other Evtnts.


| BALTIMORE. Sept 2G.-The :avorites
had a hard time OF Il to-day at me Gen
ucmCn's Driving Park. The track was
fat bat the weather WAS cold. me
BAY mare Panic won the 80 trot In
gtTafrht heats in fast time The other
races we're not finished. There was II
collision ir a neat OF the 81 class be-
tween Patron and Minnie o., and the
river of the mare Mr.. OFT vas thrown
against the fence. lie was not seriously
injured
The Terre IIaute stallion, Gregorian.
was a favortc over the fe1i Tor the
81 trot. but could not beat the Mary
land mare Panic. summaries:
First races trottinS, purse 500
tunhnish"1).-H wilkes. > !. ,. Is, -
/; Iackfonian. q. Is, !, I, \, (, Charley IT,,
g. 3. ,. >. /, .; Little Leo, /, ,. >, :. 3,
q: Lily, Perreto. BclvloW. Dominion,
Me"hanlcsyilIe, Princess orion ALSO
raced. Time, 2:2jI g. 2.35la, IN /. -.2-' =,
2.L5i4 49,.
second race-trotung. purse S5o.-
Panic. ], !. /; GraCorian. =. 3. .; val
brno H.. 3. .. {; Annie Llnkwood, iruce
cay wyoming. Time, &:2}Ia -.-5'h
2:-aH.
Third race-2.%2 trott;lg. purse H3uv
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him. Attendance, 1000. Score; X. ~: T.;
Pittsburg ..........O VJVV -
Brooklyn ...........OO y - %
Dedy and Daley.
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the AEW CHAMPIONS WIN.
They Defeat Cleveland In n Close Game
Glnntk WIN from the Colonies.

CLEVELAND, OHIO. Sept 26.-Cleve-
land played a loose fielding game in the
first three innings to-day. and Baltimore
secured lead which the home to,,o
could not overcome. Three times CleVs-
land WAS retired with the bases fun Al
tendance, 500. Score:
Cleveland, ......,...0 2OOI2OI-6 II >
BaltimUr-, ..........l = 0O0UUO-7 Z
Batterlcs-C uppy ana thinner; Hem
ming and Clarke.
NEW YORK, O. LOUISVILLE. 3.
LOUISVILLE. KY, Sept 2j.-Ncw Yor,,
made il three straishts by easily defeaf.
ing LOUSY Die to-day At the clos. az
the second inning Captain Ward received
huEe floral design from New Albany
friends Of Mec!Na and admirers OF he
New York club. Attendance. 100 score:
Louisville, ........0O 00p3OO25 Il "a
New York, ........02 34OON-g II .
Batterles-lnks and Cote, Meekin. Ger
man and Wilson.
17lsBUEo. 9: BROOKLYN. s.
P1TTSBURG. Sept. 26.-pittsb,,rc won
the tnird ana last game OF 49, serias
from BROOKLYN today. The home team took
tHe lead ~ the second and third iuli1st
Sut me Nlsltors finished strong, and w0uj
nave won out had Kennedy rot cot r9t-
tled in The ninth officials OF the pits
purg cl1o say they will prefer charges
asaIhst Iltcheg Kennedy for striking Inn
pre- Sets yesterday. Kennedy to-day
sdid ne merely tapped the umpire on the
race ana had no intention Of injurins