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CALLED M,KINLEY 4 pLUTOCRAT.
Then Wilson Was Killed by Mahren with
- Hottie OF Nitrol.

GUTHRIE. Oklahoma. Oct lG.-Whle James
Wilson. a stockman. getting shaved in
Shawnee yesterday. DR. Mahren. a physician.
practising In Shawnee, entered the shop and
began talking politics. Wilson said that Nc
Knley was plutocrat. and was incompetent.
This enraged Mahrcu. who rushed to the bar.
ber chair and dashed bottle of vitriol in VIII
sons face. Wilson died in great agony. NAH
rem was chased out OF town by a mob.
The sun., 1896-10-17

The schooner Joseph +. Loubat formerly
Pilot Boat 10. sailed yesterday f"r Terra dol
Fuego with n party of gold hunters on board.
The party consists of Moses y. Ransom. Kirk
Gardner. and Douglas Perkins, Jr,, MI Of
son Of commodore George W. Gardn-r. for
merly Mayor of Cleve'ana lie is ,i,; "3r OF NO
Perkins is tie son of lSouglas prrktu.. one OF
CicveIand's millionalres. Mr., k"na'ln II NE
leader of the party. He has been /" .rl,t del
FuCgo and has u plan 20 dredge ~ .hu.! from
of shore il neiLI known that the Sand i rirh IN
gold The party expects To be gone twu years
The sun., 1896-10-17
NEwFoUND1AxD,s NEW SCANDAL.
The st. Johns Custom House Full of
Omcial Corruption.

ST. JOINS, \. r., Oct G.-InvestiGation Of
the recent robbery at the Custom House shows
that the department was rotten TO the core. The
accounts contain no trace Of the sums stolen.
The police believe thar n gigantic system of
REGULATION has been practised. The newspapers
demand that the scandal be prOhed u tho bot
tom. and urge the Government to procure the
services Of a British customs expert 10 inveSti-
gate the books Of the department ana the meth
ods OF doing business. The whole colony Is
shocked by the revela, ions, which, IL is believed.
surpass those OF last years smuggling scandals.
The sun., 1896-10-17
MANY NOTYET REGISTERED
THREE DAYS IN NEW TORK, 281,
III; IN BROOKLYN, 1851.

This 10 o.SoO Better Than 1893 In ThIs
City, and In Brooklyn 1e.SOo Better.
To-day 1s the Last Day " You're Not
Enroiied Yet In Your Couutry's Cause.
Tho registration in this city yesterday was
not astonishingly heavy, being T1,42l, against
69.667 in 1892 and e6,1o0 in 1888. The total
for three days is 2sl.7l1. against 272,2s0 in
1899. Nearly eo,Ooo voters must regis
ter to-day to make the total 100000.
As the table given herewith shows, the up town
districts did the best yesterday in comparison
with last year. Here are the figures:
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started tho Fr.Ash-Evsr.oro Foud.

louisville. KY, Oct l6.-R. S. May, whose
separation from his wife ten years ago led TO
the famous French Eyersole feud, has Just
been remarked TO her. The woman's maid
en- name was Ida Vermillion, and May. who
employer with intimacy with her, and, by car
rylng tales to the EversoleS, brought on the war.
lie nfterward 81 uded law and went TO the Legs
isiaIurr. uis wife has lived quiet life. and
MAY is now convinced that he wron..0d koA
SLe had secured divorce.
The sun., 1896-10-17
MISS B4UEn AND JAMES m'kANE.
a Reported Marriage Engagement That
May End Law Suit.

May End ~ Law suit.
Indications point TO the early marriage Of
Kate Bauer. the seventeen-year- daughter OF
Catherine Bauer the widow OF Paul Bauer, and
James McKane, the broIher of John Y. McKane.
tho i'm prisoned eI &c Chief of Gravesend. Mr.. Nc
Kane Is a widower. 10 years OF aye. and since
his brother went TO sing Sing ne has been man
aging the Bauer estate on ',oney Island.
against John Y. Mckane for the recovery OF her
husbands estate and an accounting. but 1t Is
Thought that the marriage Of Miss Bauer and
James Mrkane may end the litigation. Miss
Bauer is reported TO have said In rnsponse to a
Mir. McKane has asked me To marry him and
am willing Money has nothing to do with 1t.
love him; that's all"
The sun., 1896-10-17

HlNpMAN, Ky. Oct. 10 Mrs. Kinda Richie
died im this county yesterday. month ago she
was laid out FOR dead. After she was paced
In the cOinn DR., j. I. Walker, the attending
physic.au, SAW signs of life and she was resuscI-
lated, After she vas able " sit up she t"I! her
friends that she would die one month from me
time they lad Thought hry dead. iisr prsnlo,,
tinn proved true. During tho month she prayed
most of the lime and said that she had been IN
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nrRsEs HAS soLoMoy INDICTED
Giving l.ibeTous Information to the News
papers the Charge.

Henry Solomon, the attorney who accused ex-
Chief OF Police Byrnes OF hiring a crook to say
that the recent robbery Mt Paul Silvin's cloth
ing store in Park row was n fake, was arrested
yesterday afternoon on the ex-Chief's COM
plant. The Grand Jury indicted solomon yes
terday for giving iibellous in ntormation 70 the
newspapers. He WAS arrnigncd before Judge
Mcmahon in General SESSIONS. pleaded not
guilty, and was released upon furnishing 81, 900
bail solomon is Salvins attorney.
Salvn's stock was insured for $1,000 in
Byrnes's anti-Durglar insurance company.
The sun., 1896-10-17
Total. 44.5os 1888 81 s3l IS, Q5o IS, ,ssi

The total for the first three days OF reg,stra-
tion last year was 1885, 1872: for 1894 II was
169.6l5: for 1893 II was 1874. .3S4. and for 1892
a Presidential year. IL was 1873, ,392.
The highest total registration in Brooklyn
test between Sohieren and Boody and the sx-
ctement over John Y. McKane's Gravesend re-
bellion occurred. In that year the registration
reached the high water mark of 1914. l29. To
reach these figures only 1925 additional
names must be enrolled to-day. As in the two
preceding days the Republcans had an appar-
ent advantage Yesterday in the registration.
The sun., 1896-10-17
SIX CHI1DREN HuRxfD TO DEATH.
Their Mother Was AWAY Taking Part In .
Political Parade.

New WHATCoM. " ash, Oct. l6.-During the
absence of j. = Miller and his wife OF Linden
this county. their house was burned yesterday,
and six OF their children perished in the flames.
Another child and Frank Boise were seriously
burned. Miller and his wife had gone to New
Whatcom TO participate in political parade.
leaving their children home in OF Boise,
who was visiting them. The origin Of the fire
Is unknown.
The sun., 1896-10-17

CHICAGO, Oct. l0.-Thc Chicago Stock Er-
change will reopen on Nov. 8. This decision
WAS reached nj a meeting OF the committee IN
charge OF the matter. The exchange has been
closed since Aug. ! on account OF the failure Of
the Moore Bros. and the resulting compllca-
tons in which Diamond Match and New York
Biscuit stocks were Involved.
The sun., 1896-10-17

The new 4S-inch water main which runs
through Lincoln road to Fort Hamilton in
Brooklyn, burst yesterday morning in Flatbush
avenue and Lincoln road while being tested.
The water spouted to a height OF hfteen feet
aud the neigh borhood was deluged for distance
OF TWO or three blocks before tue water was cut
oil
The sun., 1896-10-17
Registration :. Albany.

ALBANY. Oct. 16.-The total mum Der of votes
registered in Albany city on this the third day
of registration was 1850. Tho total for the
first three days Is 20.53s. Last year tho total
for the three days was 1908; in 1892 the total
was2O,lG4,
The sun., 1896-10-17
REGIsrRATI0y IN BROOKLYN.
Foots W 1s5.s91 for the Three Days
4A.500 Enrolied Yester day.

There was an additional enrolment of 44.5Oe
voters in Brooklyn yesterday. making n total
registration of 117.s9l for tho three days.
This was the registration by wards yesterday
and for the corresponding days in the four pre-
ceding years:
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FUmIttInE deIectVe baIIots.
The last chance to qualify yourself to vote
against Bryan and Reputation will be
offered to-day. All electors, otherwise quail
ihed. who have for any reason failed to
register heretofore should make point of get
ting on the lists to-day. The places OF registry
will be open from O'Clock in the morning until
10 O'Clock at night.
The sun., 1896-10-17

MONTREAL, Oct l6.-Fire started at about
! 80 o'clock this afternoon in Gilmore Brother
d Co.'S chemical and soap store and factory at
81 st. Peter street. The highly explosive cheml-
Gals caused the fire 10 spread rapidly. Two
floors In the building fell carrying down many
fremen. Three hremen were kinCd and twelve
were hurt seriously, but not mOrtally.
The sun., 1896-10-17
4 BANK IN enocERY ROBBED
The Clerk Had Gone Down Cellar to Draw
Molnsses for tho Robb-r.

WEBSTER CITY, Ia. Oct. 16--The bank in
Hardy was robbed yesterday of S700 and many
valuable papers. Hardy Is small town on the
Burlington. Cedar Rapids and Northern Rail-
way. north OF here The bank is in a grocery
store. At noon II stranger. who arrived in town
on a bicycle, entered with jug, asking for
molasses. Whilo the clerk in the cellar
filling the order the man robbed the bank and
fled on his wheel.
The sun., 1896-10-17

~. W hlEEA. Ark, Oct. l6-Five men were
".l'u "hH several seriously hurt by an explosion
" CIV. uEIa'Hte at Kenncdy's Camp on the Kansas
,uor,,, illtsourgh and Gulf Railroad. early this
w,,.'( injured; The accident occurred while
H4.ulo,,n, H4nn we're blasting, the charge going off
The morning times., 1896-09-04
DISTRICT BOYS WINNERS
Took the Hilton Trophy at tie Sea
Girt Shoot. -....... -
Narrow Margin In the Finals but the
Washington Boys Got Through.
individual Contests Now.


State Camp, Sea Girt, y. j., Sept. 81
The District or Columbia boys are the
hi liarous cont ngent OF the camp to-
night, by reason OF having again won the
Hilton trophy and Georgia's billy goat
today, and by the snia lest possible mar
gin ever made in match or such M magni-
tude. r5s ,-.
The conditions were open to teams OF
twelve from the United States Army or
Navy. the militia OF the several States and
Territories OF the United States, and an
other countries; distances. 200, 500, and
500 yards; rounds, z, at each distauce
1t hardly seems possible that two such I'm
portaDt matches could be Won or lost by
such close margin as in this and the
company match in the same meeting as
this. like the company team MATCH was
not won until the last shot by the last man
had been fired.
z. Wilson OF the Georgia team, one of
the most reliable shots, II not the Lest in
the country, fired tile last shot. Had he
made ''buu's eye 'iDs.ead OF four Georgia
would have Won.
The last shot tied the District of Column
bias score. but as the District OF Columbia
had tie best score at the longest range 1t
was the winner.
Inc rc.inienlal team match was also con
cluded today, and the First Regiment OF
Georgia was the winner. with Total score
OF .os9-breaking all previous records by
~ polnts-whiie lne Engineer Corps ot the
District OF Colombia was: a. Close second,
divided between Georgia and Washington,
each having won twO'Ot tht. four most in,
portant matches, with 'WashinSton a trirIe
in the head by reason OF having won the
most importa mt match
1t Is safe to predict that a goOdly number
OF the individual matches will be won by
mem bcrs OF the Washington teams.
The morning times., 1896-09-04
0REPI[GRIMs TOCANT0N
Next Fortnight Will Be a Busy
One for Mckinley. :.
MANY DELEGATIONS DUE
They Range In Character from Farm
ers to Editors and viii Keep the
Major busy Every Day-Mrs. Nc
kinley Gives u Dtnner-A MessaSe
from OLD Comr rades.

Canton, Ohio. Sept. 8. The next fortnight
prUn.i IS 10 be lively III Canton. messages
AMI lag the coiIiing OF seN cral de.,gaticI.
Were received this evening.
Un september the Unio Editorial Asso-
ciauon Will meet here. I he euitors VIII Ue
addressed Dy Cneries Emory snilh, and ti,ey
Will Call On Maj. AickIEley in a bouy.
september II the hepuDiican ieaguo.
Clubs vi Pennsylvania WIN cuIne here iIUni
their convention III Eric. On the same day
u delegation OF vermont Republicans viii
arrive III Canton To call on haJ- mckinley.
On the litn tie Del-ooiatIc AekIEIey
Commercial cub of CnicagO Is scneauied
Ior u VISIT mere. On the Same day Lille Nc
kinley and Hobart Club OF Aokeesport,
Kinley 'NN''
FARMERS ARE DUE.
On the 9th "A delegation comprising about
one thousand farmers frcnI Southwestern
Penns yiyaniais Is expected, and Oh the after
noon OF the ] 9TH the Grand \ riny posts or
Canton viii give "a reception in honor OF
Major Mckinley.
1ne kepubneans Of Butler ard Mercer
counties, fcELs yl ania, are coming on the
18Th: also the building and Trace Council
Of Columbus. Three or four other delega-
tons are trying TO arrange oates for visit
TO Canton within the next ten days, and
the railways are offering lower rates than
usual
Major Mckinley had q large number of
callers today. Among them were ex-Gov.
VI WiSttDsii
well of the Ohio Legislature Gov Hoard
told Major Mckinley that the situation from
the Republican point OF view was improv-
Ing daiiy In Wisconsin, and that if good
hght is Kept up tie State would give binA
a handsome plurality.
MRS. M'KINLEY's DINNER.
Mrs. Mckinley gave a dinner in honor
OF her Dieces this evening and later
musicale. 20 W hich large humber of guests
were invited.
Miss Marc DoDavin, who has Just re-
turned from Paris, where her singing has
attracted attention, was one oil tue per-
formers. Miss DoDayin is q niece Of Capt.
Henry Heistand OF the regular army who
is acting FOR a few months in tie CAPACITY
OF confidential secretary to Major Nc
KiDley.
The following dispatch was received this
evening by Major Mckinley:
.-Boonton. n j., sept. The sUrviyors
OF the Fifteenth Regiment, New Jersey Vol
unteers OF the Sixth Corps, at their reunion
toda send their unanimous a nd hearty good
. wishes to their comradc OF the A rmy Of the
Shena ndOah."
The morning times., 1896-09-04
sHEEpsHEAD BAY'.EvENTs..
Favorite and Five 70 Ode Shot Won
the Leading Races.

Sheepshead Bay, Sept IA first-rate
card was offered here toiay and a large
attendance was the result. The stake
events, the features OF the program, were
the Bellies stakes, tor two-year-oid liz
lies, aud Tie autu.iiu cup, Ior Jurer-year-
o.us auu over. Inc iornler event went to
Cleophus, the iavorite, winch broke III
rrUi. oi ner Iiei0 anu was never headed.
Divide was seconu, aud KoyaI hose lniru
Deersiayer, u o 10 hiiot Captured the
Autumn cup from Dutch Skater 10y d
length. Ben Elder iinisned third, three
ieuEtns ueDiud Dutch sKater, summaries.
FIRST race-tive ruriOngs. The Manxnian,
70 z. Won; CeiosO. secolu; Mana H., third.
Time, 1:02.
Second race-Six furiopgs Cromwell, 6
to l. Won; Aniuh w., secOnu; Refugee,
third. Time, 1:14 3-5.
Third race-Futunty course; the Bellies
stakes for lilies; 1-yearolds. Cleopbus,
even, won; Divide, second; Royal kose,
third. Tinie-s 1:12.
Fourth race-Autumn cup. One mile
and three-Quarters. Deerslaycr, 8 10 L,
won: Dutch Skater, second; Ben Eder,
third. Time, 3:03 60.
Firth ac,-Free handicap. One mile
and tur' ng. Flying DuIchman, even,
won; Kee an. second; Arapahoe, third.
Time, 1856 1-b.
Sixth race-ODe mile. Preston. 3 10
/, won: Halning. seccond; The Dragon,
third. Time, 1:42.
The morning times., 1896-09-04
NOT CLEARED UP YET.
Case of the Straqgled "Dutch Annie"
kt.eus DetecIiXt.a af WQck.

New YORK, sept. II ne death OF Annie
Myers Is sun "A mystery. ...--.l.t
AT IIie L..uIs ue, wi iirIc the body or Annie
Myers was taken last night, the paine Is
entered us Anuie stack. feopIe nving Il the
vicinity OF the tragedy knew her uuly as
'-Dutcn Annie." ner brother gave her name
as Annie Altman, explaining that her
IaIhers name was Stack anu her step
fatner's Altman. -
capt. martens is working OH the husba nj
clew. He says IL is the only line to follow
he says Myers contradicts himself repeat
euly. The ring ana earrings which myers
CLAIMED belonged To tini Were identified Dy
the dead woman's steprather as JeweIry be
had seen her wearing.
Myers statement in connection with the
cigarette case that he never smoked is de-
MED by the stepfather. who says ne has
often smoked with the prisoner.
Capt Martens will have Myers arraigned
in the Yorkville police court this afte rnoon,
and will endeavor to have him remanded.
Besides Detectives Craig. O'Rourke and
Becker of the East Thirty-fifth street sta
tion, there are working on the case De-
tectives Murphy, DoraD and others OF the
central office.
The morning times., 1896-09-04
TWO BUsIN Ess MEN MISSING.
George Shepperd and Anthony Boiling
Lett Their Homes.

New York. Sept. o.-1wO quite prom
fnent bustuess meu OF the Eastern DIslrlct
OF Brooklyn have disappeared from their
homes since last AUnuay, and have hot
since been heard or i.
r george shepperd, twenty-four years old,
a grocer, OF No. "A Owen street, Brooklyn,
left his home Tuesday morning to trans
act business In New Jersey.
lie had large sum OF money in his pos
: ScsSiOn, which ne tCON aIiii To pug
chase property in Passaic.
he also had a valuable gold watch and
chain and diamond pm valued at $500
with him. He did notg go to New Jersey,
and IT is feared he has met with some
accident or has been foully dealt WITH
Anthony Boiling, the keeper Of q saloon
at Graham avenue and Meserole street ,
closed up his saloon yesterday morning,
His wife and three children were living
at No. 158 Stagg street, but Mrs. Boiling
would say nothing Of the matter, being
simply overwhelmed with grief.
1t was said that Boiling left letter
threatening suicide, but this could rot be
verified.
The saloon is valuable, and 80 far as could
be learned was doing a fine business, and
had no liabilities to cause the owner to
disappear. 7ISI
The morning times., 1896-09-04
WITHOUT A NOMINEE.
Richmond District Democrats Ad.
=, journ Until To-day.

Richmond, Va. sept. g. The Democratic
t,opye ntlon of this District which met here
today to. nominate candidate for the
house OF representatives Adjourned To-
night in the widest confusion
'fhe candidates before the convention
for the nomination We're Col. Tazewcil El-
. lett of tins City and Capt. John Lamb
OF Henry county.
The district committee nominated for
the temporary chairman Mr. Ben p Owens
. of MANCHESTER, a Lamb man
The fight began at he point where the
Elicit men made the unsuccessful attempt
to substitute their friend. Mr.. II. M Smith,
for temporary presiding officer
AT II O'Clock Capt George ID. Wise
made a speech tonight at Lamb head
quarters committing himself to support
the nominee OF the convention if the NJ MI
nation is fair The Significance of This
= speech is that Capt Wise could get the
nomination OF the gold men If he would run.
The morning times., 1896-09-04

ring and as the noted sporting and theatrical
celebrities entered pOiflte0 them out. Nat
Goodwin. the comedian, jean and Edward
de ReszIc. the siD gers, and thcOther big bugs
singled out TO rather, but they were all
Failures with him. The divvil with thin,
TIM. It's Parson Davies and Tommy
O. O'Rourke ! want ~ see,' said father.
Finally O'Rourke, Davies, Peter Naher and
q bunch or the pugilistic push walked in.
/ presented father to all Of them and he
questioned O'Rourke about Dixon and asked
Davies about = etcr jackson. A few days
later when / returned To my home in A sfl-
land. l found was no longer an authority
on boxing. Father was the real thing.
The sports OF the town Quit reading the
sporting papers and became a deuce with
them. They said that father could dis
count me In opinions oD boxing
The morning times., 1896-09-04
SENATOR ALLISON SPOKE.
Republican Campaigntn Iowa Opened
at Des MOines.

Des Moines, Iowa. Sept. s. The Repub-
lican campaign in central Iowa was opened
here this afternoon aud evening. Senator
Allison spoke in the afternoon ana Congress
man Robert Cousins in the evening.
Senator Allison, IN his address. touched
upon the tariff and other issues, but de-
voted mostof mis- time to the silver question.
He quoted from statistics to sustain his
contention that there was no Giminution
in the amount OF metallic money in use in
the world In the period from 161S to 1888.
and that therefore. the fall in prices in
that period could not be attributed to such
O diminution. -l3v
The success OF the fpee coinage move
ment. he said, would res1lt In fluctuating
and debased standard OF money, carrying
in its pathway distress and disaster to
every interest and to o.every location.
The morning times., 1896-09-04

.. An attraction not uoSn od ,ue tills, but
when Will prove highly sr.tufying To .nea-
tei- -soers, Will De seen tbs atlcr1Uun at
the New BJou FANNY iheaier, IN the
st. vmcenu's Orphan Asy,Uni. managcr
Whieeseil mas extended Il CORDIAL invitation
to the little ones, and accompanied by ten
sisters, they will have the pleasure OF
witnessing Sir. Sully and his company In
the exccIcnt production OF ''1ne NiiiIlun-
aire."
Tie children will be seated on the first
floor and the show afforded by their ex-
pressions OF amuseme mt and enthusiasm Will
undoubtedly be as entertaining as that oD.
the stage itself.
The morning times., 1896-09-04
wEsTEEN WAS TIRED OF LIFE.
--om piitted Suicide in His Bathroom
by Turning on the Gas.

New IUrk, ocpt. o.-n4..ihi.n Westeen,
twenty-seven years old, who occupied d
Iurnisned room at NO. loo rilty-seventn
street, was found ueLd ID the bathroom TINS
morning.
line window and door were closed ami
the gas was turned on full.
be,ore turnInS on the gas lie had written
on Ine wall "A neg iitoi you 10 ,aNe goud
care of yourself
Inc bOuy wus found at O'Clock this
morning by Mrs Sto1s, his lanuliuy, wDv
notified the police.
The morning times., 1896-09-04
WATSON BOUND FOR TEXAS.
PopuIist Tail of the Ticket 10 Stump
In fh4. Inut. Star State.

Atlanta, Ga, sept. 3.-Thomas f. Wat
sou. the fopuIlst nominee for trcsiuent,
and Senator Marion Butler, manager of
here.
They discussed the plan of campaign and
the situation generally. Senator Butler
wanted To get AR Nltson's record on some
points and the nominee supplied the missing
links
4, was decided that Mr.. Watson should 40
to -TexaS and then West OH O siumping
tour. He viii give his assistance 10 the
Texas Populists in the movement looking
to fusion.
The morning times., 1896-09-04
Original DeMonts Disband.

The "Original DeMontrevilles" have dis
handed for the season. Out of thirty five
games pla yed they have lest hut three.
They deny forfeiting game to the East
ern stars. as no game had been arranged
with that team. The following players ut
the beginning of the season constituted
the team: Forsythe, Burch, Gibbs, Goetzin-
ger, schlerf, Randall, A. Hickey, Whit.
ting and Matar: subs. Benton. Arnold aud
Morgan. Manager Harry Wallace let Ma
har, Behton Arnold and Morgan GO and
signed Myers, Andy Hickey and w. Rey
Doids The lineup OF the team at the time
OF disbandnent was: "A. Hickey, second
base; Burch. stortstop: Whiting and
Myers, ciitcheH; Randall, third tase; W
Hickey first base: Schlerf and Reynolds
pitchers; Eor ythc. center field: Hockey,
right field; Goetzinger, left field.
The morning times., 1896-09-04

Earned runs-NeW YORK, 3, Two-base
hits -Tiernan, McPlee. Hoy, Irwin. Three
base hit t-Meekin. Home run-Beckley. Sac
rifice hits-S. Davis. Pietz. Stolen bases
Hoy 2, Miller. First base on errors.
New York, l. First base on balls-Off
Meekin, s; off RhiDes, 4; off Foreman, 2.
Struck out-By Meekin, 2. Left on bases
New York. A: Cincinnati. 5. Double play
Vaughn. tunasssted) Zearfoss and Beck
lev. Passed balls-Warner, 3. Wild pitch
-Rhines Umpire-Henderson. Time C.
game hour an1 fifty minutes.
The morning times., 1896-09-04

Earned -Philadelphia 5. Pittsburg
3. First base by errOrs-Philadelphia !.
Pittsburg 3. LeIt on hases-Phladelphia
8, fIttsburg 10. First hase on balls-Off
Carscy = orr X eener ,, Off kIllen /. Struck
Out-By Killen 3. Home run-Killen.
Tnree-base etits-Delahanty, PadueD. Two
base hits LaJOie, Boyle, Leahy. sacri-
Cooley. Wild pitch-Killen. Passed balls
-Grady 9. Umpire-Lally. Time OF game
The morning times., 1896-09-04
wIETING OPERA HOUSE HI URNED.
Third Time That the syracuse Place
of Amusement Has Been Burned.

Syracuse, y. Y, Sept. 3.-Fire was dis
covered 1T 2:lo ocIock IN the NicunS
Opera House this morning The night
watchnan, who hau left ;.e BUILDING but
fifteen minutes before, detected no smoke
The fire was discovered by Policeman
Sheriff. who Immediately sounded a gem
eral alarm, but Derore tue engines arrived
the roof had dropped in.
After a hard hours fight the flames wer0
finally controlled, but only the hare walls
OF the opera house We're left standing
The Wieting Opera House Was burned
twice before, in 1856 and in 1851. The
property is owned by Mrs. j III. Wieting.