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DEFECTIVE ARa0R PLATE.
perhnp, the Newport News Constructor IL
n Iittlr too pnrtlcnlaT.


Little too Particular.
WASHINGTON, D. c, Dec. 4.--For
many months past the navy depart
mcnt has been having more or less DIFF
icuity in obtaining suitable grade o:
steel Cor the construction OF naval YES
sells and particularly Mt Newport News.
where defective plates have been found
in several war vessels. Possibly the de-
vciopmcEt Of the weakness In the plates
may be attributed 20 the adoption there
OF improved methods of construction,
involving the use OF Hanged plates an
stead OF fiat plates coHncctcG by angle
rolls. or /, may DO that the constructor
In charge at New port News Is more
particular than others as TO the quality
OF the plate he uses. hut It Is certain
he has rejected and thrown on the
hands OF the makers--thc Carnegie Co,
an unusually large number OF plates.
The attention OF the steel board has
been directed TO this subject and con-
sIdcratIoa Is being given to the Ques-
ton asto whether II will be necessary
TO change the system Of inspection nj
the steel mills or make the spcclica-
lions more rigid.
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BLIZZARD IN VIRGINIA.
Norfolk Cat on From tho Outside World.
Twelve Inches or Snow.

NORFOLK, Va, Dec. By mail TO
Suffolk. Va, Dec. 4.-NOrfolk wns cut
of from the outside world by the severe
blizzard which struck this vicinity on
Wednesday evening. Transportation
was delayed in every way from one TO
nine hours. There are al least 100 tel
egraph poles down nlong the Norfolk &
Western railroad between this city and
Suffolk, n distance Of only twenty miles.
All the telephone. telegraph. trolley and
electric light wines are down In the city,
and pedestrians have TO be very care
full on account Of live wires in the
streets. Thus Ear no deaths have been
caused by the severe blow. Snow Is on
the ground In come streets at least u
inches deep. No wires are In working
order to the coast and no marine news
Is obtalnablc.
This is the worst lay out Of the tele-
graph and telephone companies since
1885 There Is not n single wire running
out OF the city. The damage to proper
~ Is enormous
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NEW YORK. Dec. 4.-Senatcr David
r. Hi arrived In this city tonight
nbout S o'clock. To reporter who tried
to interview him on political matters
ne said: There Is nothing 10 say on TIE
limo OF politics. l am going over 10
Washington on Sunday. | an Demo-
crat. as you know. and will do the best
/ can for what l think to be the inter
"3ts OF the party. certainly will not
say or do anything in this session 10
widen the breach between Democrats,
There are questions of finance and tar
1T which are bound 10 come up. These
l w!u discuss on the !ioor Of the senate,
MT not hcrn"
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LIGONIER. Pa. Dec. Fire broke
ont in NJ. Clifford and Sons store las;
night at L. o'clock and before assist
arcc arrived the entire block was swept
from the face Of thr cartlF and $4,000
worth OF property went up in smoke
and ten business firms cleaned out.
The buildings destroyed were The
Clifford block MurdOCk'E Jcwclry store,
Fowlcr'S tin ware store. Mrllcr's hard
ware store. Hon. y V. Markers resi-
dcncc, ard business block, LIgJnicr
Echo office. postOi!ice and Markers
genera! store.
The FIRE was finally controlled at
O'Clock, after n number OF buildings
had hcca torn down 10 prevent the
gDread of The ilamcs.
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VARIOUS VIEWS


LONDON. Dec. 5.--The Daily Tele-
graph this morning devotcs three cal-
umns TO its project for u subscription for
n farewell Christmas gift TO United
States Ambassador Bayard. The list OF
subscribers for the day includes Sir
Henry Irving ana Dean Hole. The total
amount subscribed, including the or!St-
mi IlOO with which the Telegraph OPP
cnpa the list, Is el6S. Sir Henry Irving
writes In Connection With his subscription
The present you suggest would pe
graceful compliment
The Chronicle has another ediiorial
this mo.n!g in depreciation OF the pro-
ject.
An editorial in the Morning asks:
what has Mr.. Bayarl done to be
brought Into r!ilcuie IN this manner?
The sooner the pr11r!etOrs of the Daily
TELEGRAPH acknowledge their mistake by
Withdrawing thcs Inscription, the bet
for"
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READING. Pa, Dec. sit was learn
ed to-day that the Philadelphia K Read
Ing rolling mill will likely be started up
about January |. and that Mill!gan Bros.
Of New York nrc to take charge.
The Union Bridge Company received
the contract to construct the big bridge
across the Hudson NJ New York for $50
COZ, 900. aud It il understood that MILL
Eam Bros. will furnish much Of the ma
tcrIal, Further Information Is that IN
the even, Of the mill being leased by tho
Union irIlsr Company. the works in I'll
probability VIII be kept going steadily
for eight wears,
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NEW KIND OF PRIZE FIGHT.
A KcntucLinu Is TO HIVE Contest with "a
Hrnr.

CEREDO, W. Va, Dec. at IS an
rouacld that match for $500 n side has
been made for fight between Thomas
Stevens. Of CatiettsburS. Ky. and 4
bear owned by b +. Wilson, OF this
place. The bear Is a tcn-mnnths-old
cub. and is I vicious young brute. StC-
vcNs Is to be provided With a hunting
knife with q four-lnch bl2de, while the
bear lights with natures weapons. Tho
battle Is to takS,placo ut Ca;!crsbnrE,
Chrlsims.s evening in tn. opera house.
stevens Is nor a novice at beac-hEh:inE.
and hns killed several OF them in their
native woods. though IN this contest he
VIII 10 handicapped by the size OF his
vrNlpOn
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NENOMINEE. Mich, Dec. An fee
gorge has formed In the Mcnomincc
liver at Fischer. In this county. and che
river has overlooked its banks In sew
cral places "a far M as Twin Islands,
The large relay farm Of the LudInSton.
Wells and Van Setback company Is
covered with four feet OF water Above
Fischer the river has virtually chang
cd its course. and has swept into the
Cedar river channel. Much property
L DESTROYED
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GOLD AND SILVER,
Report orthe Director or Mint'--C"in"Sc
During the Irnr-The WORLDS supply
OF Metallic Money.

Report orthc Director or Niints-CoinnGo
During the Vrar-The World. supply
or Metallic Money.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. i.-The
rcpor; OF r. T. Preston, the director Of
the mint. shows the operations OF the
mlnts and assay Offices during the iis-
cal year, 1896. together with statistics
OF foreign countries relative 10 the pro-
ducii0n. coinage and monetary cnIdt-
ton OF each.
The original gold bullion deposited at
Shc mInts and assay offices during the
year was valurd at S6S,760,3S3. The
original silver bullion deposited repre-
scented \ coinage value OF $ll,G12OTI.
The purHhnges OF silver bullion for sub
sldIary coinage under the provisions Of
section 1885. Revised Statutes, was ISL
SIS Gnc ounces, costing $l29h@9
The coinage executed . the mints
during the fiscal year was as follows:
Gold Sis,SiS,ipC. silver dollara $780,
$50: subsidiary SILVER %l,g3?Slg: minor
coins SSG9,331; total, l.lSS,52S.
There was q total coinage under tho
net of Iuly Il. 1890, NJ 10 November /,
1896. Of tiC,2GC,S7G with n Hcignioragc
OF Si2,30iG&i: leaving on hand NJ the
mlrts balance u l2j,GGl ,2G2 fine
ounces costing SlI2SG5.G25,
The balance on hand July I. 1895,
available for subsidiary silver coinage,
was l,iGl,1OS fine ounces costing $i,jli,-
so.
The average london prize OF silver
bullion during the ii7cal year was
cnuiyaIrnt to f0Gg005 the New Yorl;
urlCc was $O.GSial and the average price
nj the nar OF exchange wna SoG15SS The
hgls5H, quotation during the year was
cdulvnlcnt to SO.7O9Oi; the lowest quota.
ton J0GGOSl The commercial ratio Of
gold 10 silver VAS : 10 So.aS and the
bullion value Of 4 United States SIlvc:
dolnl. nj The yearly average pr!2c,was
50 E29G2. The numher Of graims Of pure
silver, ~ Tho IrrraRc rrice, purcNas-
nblc with a United &lataU silver dollar
war 1905. equivalent 10 l,i'o ilnc
ounces.
The net gold exports Tor the iSca!
wear were S7S,gOi.Gi2, rs against $3O,lli.-
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carnival Of robbery, massacre and out
rage has occurred The report COM
plains OF the withdrawal 0t the gltts for
Turkish missions usually made by the
American churches anu says: ut has
Seemed Ike the American churches
were likely to iin!sh the work which fire
and sword has begun"
The board thanks the American dlplO-
matte representatives. In Turkey for
their energy In projecting the persons
ma property Of u, missionaries. The
receipts OF tho b1,rl during the year
reached tOtaI OF 1II3,i0i.
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NEW YORK. Dec. i.-COngrcssman
Charles S. GrOsvonOr, OF Ohio, IB lI the
city. In an interview to-day he GaId:
~ do not think Mr.. Hanna or any
other Ohionn VIII be in the cabinet
DO you think the Dingley tariff can
pass" the reporter asked.
81 do not thluk We will have any tar
nc Legislation this session. raplled Con.
Gro1vrn0:. II am opposed to the Ding
ley bill. bccpuac It follows In the limo Of
the old mOldy, pcrnicIoul AMI Inadequate
eys;c,n Of al vaaOrcm duties"
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Everybody Relieved.

CHIPPEWA FALLS. Wis. Dec. A.
The water tonight has rcceicd thirty
seven Inches and many OF the buildings
lately under the flood. are commencing
to rcappcar Some of them have been
crushed In by the ice. few business
men are moving back. although the ma
jOrity will remain at their present loca-
tIons and take no chances. The ice pack
has ceased to grow. the anchor Ice being
carried under the gorge by the swift cur
rent OF the river. II present conditions
continue. the tee will gradually wear
away. Everybody Is feeling not only re-
llcvei. but very aanEuine over the out
inDly
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WASHINGTON. D. G.. Dec. i.-Thc
proposed prosecution OF the Iowa state
soldiers home officials grows out of an
Investigation made there by Il con-
SrcSsiunal committed. Pension Bureau
officials. though having no connection
with the case. are surprised ut the de-
vSlopments of the inquiry and say that
the rXacti0n by the management Of all
IN excess OF Sc per month from all in
mates In n direct violation of law.
Somewhat similar charges were made
some time ago against Governor Smith
of the national soldiers home ut Lcuv-
cnWCrth, Kansas.
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NEW YORK, Dec. +.-BishoD KC1nc
arrived from Washington this afternoon
on his way to Rome and VIII sai! fAr
lT2Erc Mt noon tomorrow. lic said: "t
expect 10 arrive In Rome on the 18th, Or
g0lh inst. when will ut once report 10
the holy father for dus9 The pore has
already expressed his intention TO make
noe an archbishop and COn3uilor Of the
CONGREGATION Of the propaganda. and OF
the congregation Of sacred Btu1lrG.'
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HAMBURG. Dec. at meeting OF
the general strike committee mere today
II was decided TO declare 4 general strike
and pamphlc. was issued calling upoa
all day labUrcrs. engineers. oargemen.
Jumpers and car men 10 Quit work In Or
der 10 bring the business OF the port 10 n
conplctc standstill. The majority OF the
quay lahorcrS have obcycd the call and
the remainder will probably quit work at
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NEW YORK. Dee 1.-THE eighty
sixth annual report Of the American
board OF commissioners for foreign mis-
sions, made public to-day. shows salts
factory progress In nearly a" the mis-
sions except those OF Turkey, where IA
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Special DISPATCH 10 Tho lnl0lllccnccr,
WASHINGTON, Dec, i,-DOJtoGicCg
discontinued, Peerless. Eanawha cnun-
Is, mall 20 Lewiston: Red I'm, Wood
county. mail to Mu"nhvtown.
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MORE CONFIDENCE
In the Business World Reported
by the Review OF Trade.
VERY GRATIFYING REDUCTION

OfFAiiuTt. Since the Disturbances Due To
the Presidential Campaign = strong
Ground Tor the confidence 30 Generally
EIprrs,rd- ,bhnIonment OF Two big
Com binutiors II Good sign-Iron, Wool
and Wheat Sitnntinu 3IHi ng NetDynt.
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SILVER SENATORS
Who Boltcd the Republican N0mi.
nation on the Ground.
WlLLN0T OUTLINE PROGRAMME

tntii They All Get Together--Thelr Atu.
tube Toward Tariff Legislation will De-
pend On Caucus Aciion-Tbcy SuIi
Claim to lie protrctlonfsb-Po puihst PEI
fer Work, on Some Demnsogy-sirad-
dies rnrlT TO Get Votes In Contest for
Recollection.
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Observation-Disclosures.

General Traffic Manager Uani0lph,
" u" Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern.
I.'E Z recent visit 10 thiE city to see
"'".,aia of the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
'l raid hr Is paying considerable
.,' tN"l !H5t now to the development
~ '"' i'ral Industries along his line.
~, Il number cf ycarG tie Baltimore
'"'I aouth"eHtern has sagycrcd It's
"lM irlgIlrlag and "nIcoynrcd tn
lt're thNn on paving DlsIg g."
promptly furnishing cnrE, c,c.. for ,hnir
'EeHI"Ecc, but stu further efforts ara
., "g made Coal Traffic Manager "
~ . peabody. IT.. has been placed In
'JiFr VI this department. In addition
:, Mia ""n. ind II IL expected that rps
n,,ItiI'.n9rn C Ohio Southwestern viii
"'' greatly to lt1 revenues By securing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-28
REUNION WEEK PROGRAMME.
The Various entertainments and
Meetings, and Where TO lie Held.

y
Meetings, and Where TO lie Held.
Below IS given the programme for re-
union week:
MONDAY. JUNE 29TH-6 TO p. NJ.
reception az tho Confederate Museum in
honor OF the regents Of the institution.
TUESDAY. JUNE 90rH-lO. A. NJ.
United Confederate Veterans 70 be called
to order at the Auditorium by Command
er-in-Chief John b. Gordon.
to 10 r. NJ. reception at the white
House Of the Confederacy." now tho
Confederate Museum, to Mrs. jefferson
Davis, her daughters. and the sponsors.
Receptions by the citizens at tho
bivouacs of the various camps in the
evening
WEDNESDAY. JULY 1sT-iO A. NJ.
convention TO be called 10 order.
II A. NJ, Daughters OF the Confederacy
meet al Lee Camps old hall, on Broad
street.
z. NJ, concert and tableaux az the
Auditorium. Receptions by veterans and
citizens i'm the evening. Complimentary
German at The Masonic Temple 70 tho
virginia Military Institute. rendered by
the Richmond Alumni OF the Virginia
Military Institute.
Exhibition drill at the Baseball Park
by the Memphis veterans.
THURSDAY, JULY 2D-lO A. NJ, cons
veution meets.
30 A. NJ, meeting Of the Veteran Cav
airy at the Crenshaw Warehouse.
sa. .ches by Governor O'Forrall, General
~ eler, and others.
p. NJ, parade preceding the laying
be cornerstone OF the Jefferson
monument.
8P. ~, reception ct the Executive Man.
sion.
sP. NJ. reception 10 Miss Winnie Davis
and the sponsors. given by the Sons OF
Veterans, at the Masonic Temple.
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Location Of the various Headauar-
ters and Those In Charge.

Visitors to the city will find the follow.
Ing reliable guide 20 the most important
headquarters and places OF rendezvous for
the veterans and military attending the
reunion:
REUNION EXECUTIVE COMMIT
TEE, Mechanics Institute. COZ east Main.
General Peyton Wise. chairman; Captain
Thomas Elicit. secretary
OFFICERS Or THE UNITED CON-
FEDERATE VETERANS. Jefferson Ho-
tel. Main and Jefferson streets. General
John b. Gordon. commander-in-chlef;
General George Norman. adjutant-
general and ohlef-of-stan.
VETERAN RECEPTION COMMIT
TEE. $40 east Main street. Mr.. T. Rider.
chairman.
MILITARY HEADQUARTERS. 1901
east Main street Lieutenant Il. s. Kel-
lam In charge.
BUREAU OF INFORMATION. eol east
Main. Colonel Charles T. Loehr. chair
man.
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS. VETE-
RAN ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE.
Exposition building. Captain David A.
Brown. Jr.. chairman.
VETERAN CAVALRY, Crenshaw's
Warehouse. Captain Thomas W. sydnor.
chairman.
GENERAL DEPOSITORY, $40 east
Main. David A. Brown. Jr.
| HEADQUARTERS GRAND CAMP.
G. V. or VIRGINIA. Mechanics Insu-
tute. COZ east Main street. Colonel W. A.
| Smoot Grand Commanders Captain
| Thomas Elicit acknowledgement
| HEADQUARTERS OF THE DIFFER
ENr STATES, I'm the old city Hall. Colo
| mel r. y. Northen In charge.
VETERAN EATING-HOUSES-i1li east
| Main. j. .ely Van Horn IN charge; 81
east Broad. W. r.. Woody In charge.
| STATE RENDEZVOUS.
North Cardinals north Ninth street.
| Maryland-l2O5 east Main street.
| Washington, j. 600 east Broad.
| Texas-Old Market Hall.
| Alissouri-Murphy's Hotel
| Tennessee-Jenferson Hotel.
| Kentucky-Jeffersou Hotel
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MRS. DAVIS LEAVES TOMORROW
VIII Arrive Here Tuesday - Miss
Winnie Can't Come.

A special telegram TO the Dispatch from
New York last night states mat Mrs.
jefferson Davis will leave the metropolis
for Richmond tomorrow, but that Miss
Winnie Davis will be unable to come 10
the reunion. II will be remembered that
Miss Davis had the misfortune 10 sprain
one of her ankles recently IN a bicycle
accident. and she has been suffering much
from il since Her physician does not
think it prudent for her TO undertake the
trip i'm her present condition, and this
is the reason why she will not be here
The news Of Miss Winnie's detention In
New York upon this occasion Will be re-
ceived with regret by the tens OF thou
sands OF visitors who viii be here this
week. as well as by the people OF Rich
mond. All had looked forward with much
pleasure and happiness TO having the
Daughter Of the Confederacy' with them
this week.
Hon. J. Taylor Elyson yesterday re
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-28

The headquarters Of Sturlivants Bat
terry VIII be over 40. - north Ninth
street.
Company \. OF the Blues. VIII meet the
Jeh Davis Rifles Monday evening at $50
O'Clock.
The Brotherhood Of Railway Trainmen
will meet at CGd-tellOWs Han az 10
o'clock This morning. There are four cam
didates for admission.
Mr.. J.. b. Taylor. OF Manchester, was
coming up Main street in Richmond. yes
terday, and ass he started 20 cross the
street he was Knocked down by man
riding a bicycle. but not very badly hurt
Mr. Evan stein. the celebrated bari
tone singer of Walter DamrOch's opera
COMPANY. will sing at ST. Johns German
church. corner OF Eighth and Marshall
streets. this morning AZ the IL o'clock
service
Rev. Ellison Capers. Bishop Of the Do
cese OF South Carolina, VIII aiuIcss ue
mems mass-meetlns az the Young Men s
Christian Association this afternoon on
the exceedingly interesting theme, 'Ine
Christian Soldier Of To-day
The annual recital OF Miss Petlcolas S
music class will be given at the Young
Mems Christian Association Han Monoay
evening at $50 O'Clock, Wnen an interest
ing programme will be rendered, and the
presentation Of medals be made.
The steamer Ariel. Of the Virginia Navi-
cation Company's Line, VIII make Two
trims daily for four days 10 Dutch Gap,
commencing Monday, the 18th. leaving al
9 o'clock .n the morning and IN the ar
ternoon. passing through Dutch Gap eacn
trip.
The Richmond Railway and Electric
Company has been most generous IN It's
contributions to the fund for the enter
tainment OF the veterans, besides tender
ing CAPTAIN David A. Brown tickets for
the veterans 70 the observation-disclosures
free Of all charge.
Rev. DR. j. william Jones will preach
at the Soldiers Home this afternoon at
5 o'clock His subject Will be the CHRIS
tan Character OF Stonewall Jackson, ,
and the service Will be Of great interest
TO an veterans. who are extended cor
dial Invitation 70 be present.
The treasurer Of the Confederate Me
mortal Literary Society. Mrs. NJ. 5. smith.
can supply badges TO members Of the So
cietv an her residence 1000 Park avenue.
Members must wear the society badge, and
guests must present their invitation TICK
cts al the door. I'm order 70 secure adHis-
sion TO the entertainment 10 the regents
and sponsors on Monday from 10 ) Il.
NJ at the Museum.
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NtTIONALLEAGUE BALL,
The Champions Win Through Good
Juck-Finc Fielding.

1ufk-l inc
WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE Balu-
mores won to-day through good luck.
In the second inning Keller made
nuke home run into the right-held bleach
cries. bringing in two men ahead OF him.
The visitors played on errorless fielding
game and the locals work was sharp and
clean. After the second inning Mercer
settled down. Kelley and Demontreyille
did some sensational fielding Attend
ance 5000 Score: r. IL. +.
washington =. .1O2O1OOOl-5 10 !
Baltimore ..........2400O O00+6 .
Batteries: Mercer and Mcclure; Hoffer
and Clarke.
PHILLIES FAIL To HOLD OUT.
BOSTON. June 27.-Phnadelphia did
about an Of its hitting and scoring in
the second inning, scoring six runs on
four singles and two doubles. After that
but one hit was made. and I'm but two
innings did n man get as far as second.
The Phillies tried In the box keefer, FORM
erlv of the Athletics, Of the Philadelphia
state League, and he acquitted himself
very credltably. Thompson. Duffy, and
Lowe made brilliant running catches.
Hamitons batting was feature. At
tendance 6527 Score: r. II +.
BOSTON,. 900. 80 20 ! o IL Il
Phnad alphia .. ..O6O01OO0 0-1 j
Batteries Nichols and Tenny; Keener
and Grady
BROWNS UNABLE TO HIT
ST LOUIS. June 1.-THE Browns lost
to-day through inability 10 bat. Hts or
Breitensteln came at opportune times.
The game was listless and without fea-
ture. Attendance, $50. Score: r. II. +.
Cincinnati. o. ...10202O IS
St. Louis. 600. ..0O1OOO100-2 o
Batteries: Fisher and Peits; Breiten-
| stein and Murphy
DISAPPOINTMENT.
LOUISVILLE June 21-To-day's Cleve-
lanl-Louisville game was postponed on
account OF wet grounds.
COLTS DEMORALIZED
CHICAGO, June 27.-The Colts seemed
| 20 be a hally demoralized lot In the third
game with Pittsburg to-day, although
| they made no errors. Terry was knocked
out OF the box in the NTH dnning. and
Briggs replaced him. doing but little bet
| ter. Killen was a puzzle all the way
through. The feature was a phenomenal
| stop by Ely I'm the last inning Attend
ance. 1900. Score: r. II. f.
Chicago. 49,. ..OOOO3OOO1-4 .
Pittsburg ...... OO3O42O1 DO Il
Batteries: Terry. Briggs, and Donohuei
/ Nllen and Sugden.
GOTHAMITES GIVE \ SURPRISE.
NEW YORK. June 27.-The New Yorks
made a great finish I'm the ninth inning TO-
! day. and defeated Brooklyn when IL was
| least expected. Corcoran muifed a thrown
| ball. and this was chiefly responsible
| for the downfall OF Foutz's men. Harry
! Davis sent In five runs with two double
! baggers. Gleason's second-0ase play was
| one Of the features. aud Sulliyan's pitch
! ing was most effective. stein YVES Wild
| and gave way 10 Abbey IN the third
/ inning The latter was hit nsrd. At
| tendance. COCO. Score: r. II. f.
| New York &C.,. 3O005-9 y
! Brooklyn. 900. Il 3 o 2 o % Is l3
! Batteries: Meekn. Sullivan, and Wilson
| Stein Abbey and BurrcU