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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-09-20
Dreyfus opuSci Francye.
Guerin zlaki sic wody i poddaf sic.
Probationary zjazd W SkiernieWicach.
pnzvc0TOWANI DO PRZYIECIA DEWEYA.
Nadzieja pOkoju na Filipinach.
kazdym razie zachowa najsci
slejsza neutralnost.

S4OlSAS1 aOu Ch2hSSSs
Widoki projektu wyborcze'
60, wyszlego iona konserwa'
tyst6w belgijskich polepszyfy
sic znacznie. Liberalni, ktorYm
zaprowadzenie wybor6w pro-
porcyonalnych zapewniloby
zdobycie kilkudziesieciu no.
wych mandat6w poselskich, "a
mierzais zerwac sojusz re So
cyalistami i dopomodz rzsdowi
do przeprowadzenia projektu.
W obec prawdopodobnej
porazki W parlamencie, socya.
lisci postanowili przeszkodzic
uchwaleniu prawa, przez wy
woianie nowych rozruch6w
ulicznych, W nadziei, ae mini
steryum, jak pred dwoms
miesiscami, tax obecnie, ME
odwazy SIG ma st'umienie ich
przez wojsko. Rad jednak ME
! zamierza wystepowac W walce
socyalns dem okracys z taxa
poblazliwoscia, jaks okazywal
i'm wtedy, kiedy posi- adali
poparcie liberalnego obywatel-
stwa. Pisma p6}urzsdowe Ia
pewniaia, re ministergum po'
stanowilo ME pozwolic ma ma.
nifestacye, a W razie potrzeby
Emusic opornych przemocs do
uszanowania rrawa. Poczynio.
no jua odpowiednie przygoto.
wanna, i zawiadomiono o Mich
rade generalna stronnictwa
robotniczego. W obec tego
mozua spodziewac sic W Belgii
takich seen, jake pred kilku
ygodniami rozgrywa1y sic ma
uli each miast hiszpa6skich.
Potwierdza sic wiadomose,
ze landraci i radni regencyjni
pruscy, kt6rzy z powodu swe-
60 postspowania W sprawie
projektu kana}owego zostali
zawieszeni W urzsdzie, podali
sic do dymisyi, aby W ten
spos6b zaprotestowac przeciw
rozporzsdzeniu gabinetu. DO
wiedziawszy sic dis o najwyz'
seem rozporzsdzeniu skfadam
moi urzsd" - oglasza W pi.
smie urzedowem landrat VIM
kler W Zeitz, a W podobny
spos6b manifestujs swoja opo.
zycys W pismach powiatowych
inni obrazeni dostojnicy.
Organ Zwiszku rolnik6w
,,Deutsche Ztg.", gani to po'
stspowanie landrat6w, jake
,,ucieczke z pod sztandaru"
przeciwnik6w kana}u i oswald.
cza, ae ukarani powinni pozo.
STAG W urzedach; natomiast
powinni podac sic do dymisyi
wszyscy nieukarani landraci,
aby przez to zaznaczyc, re
rozporzadzenie ga bin etu
jest nieslusznem ogranicze.
MEM osobistej wolnosci uras'
dnik6w politycznych.
Urzednicy pruscy W opozy.
cyl przeciw rzsdowi i kr6lowi,
to cos zgola nowego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-09-20

Indiana str, idac bylym dete-
ktywem Paytonem, napotkafa
meaa, idacego z niejaka May
Osgood, i wyjawszy revolver
kieszeni Paytona, tax, re tenze
wcale tego ME spostrzegf, "a
strzelila meza. Twierdzi, re bro
Mia swego zycia, gdyz MAJ, kto-
ry ja opuscii powodu il robifa
mu wyrzuty, ze jest szulerem,
pierwszy ia uderzyi. Wczoraj
przesiuchiwano Paytona May
Osgood; zeznania te, zwiaszcza
tel ostatniej, byiy dla oskarzoneJ
niekorzystne.
Wytrwafy komitet karnaWafo'
wy.
Generality komitet zajmujacy
sic urzadzeniem tax zwanego
karnawaiu jesieunego, istotnie
bardzo jest wytrwaiy, gdy ME
zrazil sic roinemi przeszkodami
bardzo wielkiemi i wczoraj sta
nowczo postanowil, ze karnawai
odbedzie sic pomimo zatargu z
organizacyami robotnikow po-
mimo braku pieniedzy. Ponie-
waz prezydent komitetu, Charles
Truax, przypuszczai, il z robo-
tnikami iatwiej przyjdzle do
pcrozumienia, przeto wniost
swoje rezygnacys, uzasadniajac
ia obszernie, wyszedi z sail OBJ
rad, odstepujac przewodnictwo
bylemu sedziemu Payne. Okla
zaio sic, ze funduszu potrze-
bnego do urzadzenia karnawaiu
wedle planow pierwotnych, W
$4,000, dotychczas zebrano
tylko $4,000, i ae kontrakt6w
ME mona wydawae, dopoki ME
zostanie zebrana suma potrzebna:
ot6z komitet postanowif zagwa-
rantowac zebranie reszty sunny,
chocby pomiedzy wfasnymi
czlonkami, byleby natychmiast
rozdac kontrakta. Rezygnacyi
Truaxa ME przyjeto, i zawezwa-
no 60 napowrot, a on podzieko-
wawszy ma zaufanie, przyjaf ma
nowo przewodnictwo. = Sedzio-
vie Tuthill i Baker konferowali
przyw6dzcami robotnik6w j.
j. Ryan George P. Gubbins W
sprawie nieporozumie6 kamie1
wegielny gmachu zwiazkowego;
dzisiai zas dalsza konferencya ra-
dy budowniczej ma sic odbyc
wprost pocztmistrzem Gordo-
mem.
q sadu dIa mafOletnich.
Me mniej Tniz dwudziestu
trzech chiopc6w stawalo wczoraj
pred sedzia Tuthillem, oskarzo-
nych o rome przewinienia. Czte-
rech z Mich sedzia postal do szko-
ly Johua Worthy W., ,bridewell";
siedmiu, ktorzy przyrzekli po-
prawe, oddai rodzicom, ale cara
zem oddai ich pod nadzor urze-
dnik6w sadoWych; dzleWlec
spraw odiozyl, azeby nadzorcy
sadowi zasieguac mogli bliaszych
informacyj chlopcach. Trzech
chiopc6w puscif sedzia wolno,
ostro ich napomniawszy. Pred
zamknieciem sesyi, zamianowai
sedzia nadzorczyniami pauia j.
B. Nc Donald, 1892 Dearborn
str. i pania Elzbiete Casey, 400
Lexington str:
Ofiary k0lei zelaznej.
Kontraktor kanalowy Albert
Russles z La Grange, LEGACY lat
60, zostai wczoraj przejechany
zabity przez pociag ekspresowy
kolei Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy W La Grange, tuz pred
dworcem ma Stone ave. Pozo-
,1,,,krv
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-09-20

monstracyom, kt6reby we
Fraucyi doprowadzic mog1y
do rozlewu krwi. Jedni PREY.
puszczajs, ze wyjedzie do
Folkestone, drugim zdaje sic,
re W innym zupe}nie kierun-
ku.
Gazety nieprzyjazne Drey'
fusowi widza W ulaskawieniu
zdrajcy zamach re strony pre-.
zydenta ma czesc armii.
w chwili zapadniscia u.
chwaly gabinetu ma kor5yst
Dreyfusa, zmari jego Kodak,
przyjaciel i obro6ca, August
Scheurer Kestner, byly vice.
prezes senatu, urodzony W r.
1888 W Alzacyi, W tenn samem
miescie, CO Dreyfus.
PARYz, 20 Wrzesnia. -
Rad postanowil ostatecznie
zalatwic sic antysemita Cue
rin'em, obleganym przez szesf
tygodni W domu mason6w
przy ul. Chabrol. Obstawiono
wojskiem i policya wszystkie
ulice, prowadzace do ,,twier.
dzy" Guerin'a i przywolano
straz ogniowa. Zapowiedziano,
ae o godzinie 5 rano zostanie
dzisiaj ca1y dom zaIany woda.
Grozba poskutkowala. Punkt
5 godzinie podda1 sig Guerin
wladzom wraz z towarzyszami.
Odprowadzono 90 ma policys,
ME troszczac sic o jegc towa-
rzysz6w. w sasiedztwie ul.
Chabrol kawiarnie przez Gala
noe by{y otwarte l tfumy pu'
blicznosci wyczekiwaly cieka-
vie, jak sko6czy sic smieszna
farsa.
PARY2, 90go Wrzesnia. :
Sprawa Deroulede'a Il jego
sp6lnik6w zostala przekazana
komitetowi senatu do rozpa-
trzenia uplyns cztery tygo.
dnie, zanim komitet 6w bedzie
m6gl zdat sprawozdanie. Gdy
takowe bedzie gotowe, senat
jako ,,wysoki sad" zbierze sic
ponownie.
Prezydent Loubet zwiedzi}
plac wystawy powszechnej |
namawial dyrektor6w, azeby
pracowali energiczpie dla po.
kazania swiatu, re Francuzi
stanowia zawsze nar6d pilny,
przedsisbiorczy i zgodny, W
kt6rego sercu tkwi przekona-
ME misyi cywilizacyjnej i
pokojowej, jaks Francya ma
do spe}nienia.
LoNDYN, 20 Wrzesnia. =
Salisbury bawi} przez dwie
godziny W ministerstwie spraw
zewnetrznych, poczem wys3ano
do ministrow zaproszenia ma
rads gabinetowa, kt6ra odbs'
die sic W Piatek.
Wyse1ka woisk' ME ustaje.
Pulk Royal West SUISSE cd.
plynai do Malty, zkad pu}k
First Border przenosi sic do
Natal. Krazowniki Ter.
rible" i ,,Powerful' otrzyma}y
rozkaz odplyniscia do Prey.
ladka. DIS zabierze parowiec
,,Jelunga" 500 ludzi ma po'
k}ad i uda sic W podr6z do
poludniowej Afryk;.
SAN DoM1Neo, 90 Wrzesnia.
Pc przybyciu ameryka1skiego
krszownika New Orleans"
wreczyli wszyscy tutejsi "a.
graniczni konsulowie rzsdowi
tymczasowemu jednobrzmiscy
protestprzeciw dekretowi, ,zmie.
rzajacemu do odjecia wartosci
pienisdzy papierowych. Kon.
sulowie ME przystans ma to,
azeby cudzoziemcy tracili ma
San Domingo pienisdze tel
przyczyny, 20 ludnosc tel wy
spy ME moze zyc zgodnie.
PRAeA, 20 Wrzesnia. -
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Ofiary k0lei zelaznei.

Kontraktor kanalowy Albert
Russles La Grange, LEGACY lat
60, zostai wczoraj przejechany i
zabity przez pociag ekspresowy
kolei Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy W La Grange. tuz pred
dworcem ma Stone ave. Pozo-
stawia wdowe i czterech syn6w.
Jakis chlopiec Is letni zostaf
wczorai przeiechany na miejscu
zabity przez pociag teize kolei
pomiedzy Latin ave. i Ashland
ave. Zwioki jego umieszczono W
kostnicy powiatowei.
Skazani "a rabunek.
Dwaj miodzi chiopcy, Wiktor
Kozuch i john Hogan, stawali
wczoraj pred sedzia Hutchinso-
nem, oskarzeni 0 to, re d. ago
Lipca ma rogu Elston j Fullerton
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PERSONAL MENTION.

| Tozaburo Kudd and Minosuke Yama-
guchi, both japanese post graduate
students at Yale university gave IN H.
| Illustrated lecture on Japan" at the NJ
| E. church, Bethlehem, ~ H., on Thurs
| day night, The lecture was illustrated
! with one hundred splendid colored ster-
| eopticon views on the Japanese customs,
manners; and wonderful scenery A
! urge audience attended the entertain
| ment and everybody enjoyed Ii i'm
mensely. These young men showed
| their views at the Maplewood hotel on
Monday evening and expect to travel
through the White Mountains during
the summer.--From the White Noun
tain Echo. August rs, 1899.
James j. Fitzgerald of Louisville, Ky,
is spending few days with his mother,
Mrs. John Fitzgerald of Dewitt street.
Mr.. Fitzgerald formerly resided here
Mrs Jennings and her daughter, Miss
Mary Jennings, of Bridgeport, visited
M. F. Dunn and wife, proprietors of
Dunn's restaurant Wednesday. Mrs
Jennings and daughter are old friends
of Mr.. Dunn and his wife, and formerly
lived in Brooklyn having just moved
to Bridgeport. During their visit here
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn took them driving
about the city in coupe, showing them
the many points of interest in New Ha-
ven and vicinity.
John D. Jackson of the Register yes
terday rendered his resignation to May
or Driscoll as a member Of the police
commission. The resignation follows Mr..
Tr1 1yrxN ...~t
the board of education. To fill the va
cancy made by the resignation Mayor
Driscoll appointed ex-Alderman James
p. Landers to the police commission
Miss Katherine Murphy who has been
at Asbury Park for the past three
weeks, has returned and will resume
her position in the Ferry street quartet
next Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Flynn of Sexton
street. New Britain. are the guests of
their aunt, Mrs. p. King, 80 Pine street
Fair Haven.
Miss Flora Mayer and Miss Susie
Baldwin of IL Lyon street have gona
TO attend the reception of Miss Emma
Sandolt of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Andrew Bohan of the postal service.
with his family have just returned from
pleasant vacation spent in Scranton,
Pa.
Riley Phillips will sing at the evening
service of the Ferry street Congrega-
tional church for a few Sunday even
ings, owing to the continued illness of
the regular bass, Alfred Hall. The
many friends of Mr.. Hall will be gald to
learn that he is rapidly convalescing
from his illness with typhoid fever.
Miss Anna NJ. White, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs, White of ED street, who has
a sister in the Order of Mercy, has Just
returned from a trip of three months
through France, England, Ireland, Scot
land, Wales and the Isle of Man.
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OF LOCAL INTEREST.

J. Preston Strong and family have re-
turned to their home in New Haven af-
ter a sojourn of few weeks with Mrs.
NJ. c. Peck in Cheshire,
Miss Mary Pardee of Cheshire is Wis
ting the this city with her brother,
Everitt Pardee.
James Lugg, proprietor of the Brad
ley house in this city, is the guest Of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Lugg
of Southington.
Benjamin Chatfield, who died at
Grace hospital Thursday of typhoid few
er, was u eon-in-law of Henry p. Wood
ing of Cheshire.
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Miss Minnie King of Pine street, FAN
Haven, has returned after spending hel
vacation in New Britain and Litchfleld
Miss Maud Rowland of Ed street hae
returned from trip from Derby, where
she has been visiting her aunt, Mrs
! Darling.
Mise Bertha Whitney, who has been
visiting her grandparents in Westboro
Mass, and Miss Clara Fletcher, has re-
turned with her from visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward M. Prichard of
1872 Columbus avenue announces tho en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss Eva
f. Prichard, to Edward S. Peterson, jr.,
of rs Cottage street. They will be mar
ried in the early fall.
Miss Phebe e. Brown of POI DixwelI
avenue has returned from seven
weeks visit spent at Pine Grove, Man
tic, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. e.
Whiting, and also at New London, the
guest of Miss Abbie Ogden.
Miss Winifred Atkins is the guest of
Mrs G. C. Sessions of Dartmouth Ter
race, Springfield.
Mrs. Hotchkss, wife of Henry G..
Hotchkiss of 1856 Mapel street, with her
daughter, Miss Mabel, has returned hav-
ing spent the month of August with
friends at Asbury Park,
Prof.. II. M. Cowles, jr., of Chicago
university, is visiting his father, Henry
M. Cowles of Meriden avenue.
Mrs. r. M. Lowe, ac harming woman
of marked literary tastes, and social
leader in Indianapolis, is the guest Of
her relative, Alfred w. Hughes of, East
Haven. 1t is twenty-six years since
Mrs. Lowe was in New Haven, and for
a while was pupil in the well known
school of Madame Roberts. 1t is to
be regretted that Mrs. loves visit is
necessarily brief one.
Cashier l.. b. Neal of the Southington
Savings bank, with his family, Is enjoy
ing a week at his Woodmont cottage.
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| New York Sept. S.--Considerable stock
| was thrown upon the market to-day rs
| Britain and the Transvaai and the condition
of the local money market was continued
cause of uneasness. The market took the
offerings very we'll ana no very VIDE
breaches were made in prices. First prices
of number Of the lnternationals We're tle
lowest of the day, notably Kansas and
Texas preferred and Norfolk ana western
preferred, which fell rs and respectively.
Declines were not down to the London parity
| as Il rule and vigorous support was forth
coming at the decline, Kansas ana Texas
preferred and Norfolk preferred recovered
their losses and there was rally All along
the line. Near noon there was renewed
weakness on the circulation of alarmist Fu-
mors regarding the outcome OF the Brltlsu
prices fell lower than on the first dip. There
was a movement to cover short contracts
when authentic reports were received OF the
better feeling engendered III London aiter
the cabinet meeting. About the same time
Manhattan was taken in hand and marked
up over points Metropolitan Street Rail-
way, Sugar and Brooklyn Transit rose sim
uItaneously. The general level of prices rose
a large fraction, sufficient in many cases to
wipe out earlier losses. There were some
subsequent wide movements In special
stocks, but the general market continued
Quiet and duh and prices were e not again
excessively to III in the final dealings and
Manhattan touched 116, the speclalties gen,
crafty showing some response, lsdclHc Nail
suffered loss of nearly four points on the
statement of decrease in July earnings,
but rallied afterwards Other stocks to SHOW
acute depression were Tin Plate, American
Hoop, the Tobacco stocks, Third Avenue,
Metropolitan. West Side Elevated preferred,
Leather preferred and National Steel, and
among the railroads Erie first preferred,
Colorado and Southern first preferred,
Northwestern, Omaha, Lackawanna, Hook
ing Valley preferred, Forth Worth and Rio
Grande and Plttsburg, Chicago Cincinnati
and st. Louis preferred. The tightness of
the money market was unrelleved Time
loans were hid Mt 3 per cent. and call
loans for the most part ranged from . and
up to G per cent. The late fall in call loans
occurred after the needs of most borrowers
had been met and was without Significance
further decline In surplus reserves in to-
morrow's bank statement Is considered
foregone conclusion.
The bond market showed a yielding ten |
dency on a moderate volume of transaction. |
Total sales, par value, $2,0l0,000
United States bonds were unchanged in |
bid quotations.
.ohK S1OUK NJ -tEh ri.
Opening, Highest, Lowest Quotations |
On the New York Stock Exchange, reported |
by Prince & Whitley, Brokers, Is Center
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CONGREGATIONAL CONFERENCE

The Naugafuck valley. confeTence of Con.
ing at Prospect. beginning October "A, at
9:45 a. III. The standing committee ap-
pointed by the last conference met at the
Second church, this city, Monday afternoon,
and arranged progra ANNE for the meeting.
Following is the committee: The Rev.
Austin Hazen. Thomaston the Rev. VIII
liam H. Phipps, Prospect the Rev. Frank
Waters, Wolcott; the Rev. Robert Pegrutn.
WATERFOWL, and Samuel w. Chapman of this
city.
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BASEBALL GAMES YESTERDAY
THE BRISTOL-NEW HAVEN CAME
CALLED ON ACCo UNIT DIZZINESS


| Was Disastrous to the Visitors Game
Now Roverts TO the Tenth Inning
Making Score 2-2-FOr Ten Innings
| the Contest Was a Close One-other
Games.
Mean playing by Moss in the begin
ming of the eleventh inning of the Bris-
tol-New Haven game yesterday started
a wrangle that caused the umpire to
call the game on account of darkness.
The score then stood 4 to 2 in favor Of
Bristol, the score having been a tie up
to that time. Moss action occurred
upon Byer's hot grounder to Parent
with Stratton on third base and McIn-
tyre on second. Parent made beautiful
stop, but the ball was too hot to hold
and it bounded off to one side again
Stratton ran home and scored, and
Parent, intending to catch Mcintyre at
third, ran for the ball and picking it
up threw it to Glenn. Moss was stand
ing in the coacher's box and seeing an
opportunity, blocked Glenn, so that the
ball went wild, and allowed Mcintyre
to score
Ashe Immediately protested to the
umpire, but that worthy seemed not to
have seen the trick. Immediately all
was confusion and the spectators
sWarmed from their seats to take sides
with the players. While the arguing
was going on Moran called the game,
reverting the score to the tenth inning.
Up to the eleventh inning the contest
was most interesting, the playing on
both sides being strong. A number of
brilliant plays were made by New Ha-
ven, among them being a one-handed
stop of high liner by Glenn and a
brilliant double play by Parent, Davis
and Wiley. The pitchers were both on
their mattle, although Thatcher was
pounded quite strongly, as compared
with Ashe. The latter held his oppo-
nents down to five hits, while the for
mer was touched UP for twelve. The
score:
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At, Top & S. Fe gen As. 49,. .1021a 102A
At, Top. & S. Fe adj gen is. S7a4 SO
Brooklyn El. list Tr. Co cts 6s. .104 104k
Central Ry of n. j. mtg 5s. .120 120A
Chic, Il. T. & Pacific ext. 5s.. .106lA 107
Chesa. 4 Ohio gen & AIS. ....... 96 98h
Erie LIST Con prior lien 4s..... ~ 92A
Manhattan Ry con. mtg As. 100 40
Mo, Kan. * T. list mtg Z ISL. 94h 90
Mo-, X, & T.. I'd mtg G 4s. 80. III y
Mobile u Ohio gen mtg As. .... SO 81
N. T., Ont. & w. gen mtg IS. .108 1864
n. ", Sus Il West gen mtg 5s. .061a 81
Nor. Pacific prior gen mtg 5s :. .10314 1882
Nor Pacific gen lien IS. ......s 661s 81
Oregon Short Line gen 5s. -. .115 ).
Phila. & Reading gen mtg 5s.... S7A s7k
Rio Grande & w LIST mtg As. 9SM 30
Southern Ry list mtg g 5s. -. 1092 1Q9A
Texas n Pacific LIST mtg $751;. .115 115A
Union Pacific As. ............. .105A 105h
Wabash Ry Co., LIST mtg Us. .115h 115N
Wabash Ry Co. I'd mtg & 5s. 100 100h
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Chicago Market,

Reported over private wire by Fl. g.
Friedman & Co., Bankers and Brokers, 10
Wall Street, N. ". and 763 Chapel Street,
Room and 3. New Haven. N. A. Tanner,
Manager of Local Branch.
Opening Highest L0Weat Last
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MERTDEN GETS TWO GAME

Meriden, Sept S.-Meriden had but
little trouble in winning two games
from New London this afternoon. Ma
gee pitched the first game for the home
team and as usual he proved puzzle TO
the visitors. In the second game, which
was of five inninge, Kennedy was taken
in from the field and put on the slab
for Meriden and he proved quite eff
fective, but he was assisted by costly
errors on the part of the visitors Foutz
was slated to pitch the second game,
but was unable to do So In the second
game with New London at the bat in
the sixth inning, and with two men out
and two strikes called on the batter the
umpire was laid out by being struck in
the stomach by foul tip and after he
came to he called the game on account
of darkness. Scores;
Meriden . 20 2 | ! 2 0 0 Ill Is
New London o 3 0 0 o 0-5 3
Batteries - Magee and Deal; Lynch
and Foster.
Second game
Meriden ans. ........1 0 "a 6
New London. =. ... 0 0 90 6
Batterles-Kennedy and Deal; Lining
stone and Foster.
WATERBURY, TWICE VICTORIOUS.
Waterbury, Sept. S.-The home team
advanced their standing to-day by two
victories from Norwich 1t was "easy
money" There We're no special features.
Scores:
Waterbury :. 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 SIS 10
Norwich =. 30 0 0 0 0 2 % 6 8
Batteries-Reardon and J. Connor;
Clements and Chamberlain.
Second game
Waterbury. 5 0 4O1O1 *-11 II
Norwich 20 0 0 1 A. IA
Batteries-Reardon and j. Conner;
Voight and Chamberlain.
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National League.

AT St Louis-Cincinnati 3,St. Louis H.
At Chicaeo--Cleveland l Chicago :.
At Washington-Phi 4, Wash
ington ..
At New York-Baltmore 6, New York
g.
At Pittsburg-First game: Louisville
5, Pittsburg 3. Louisville-Pi ttsburg
second game was called at end of second
inning on account of rain.
At Brooklyn-Boston O. Brooklyn 5.
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Opening. Highest, Lowest Quotations
On the New York Stock Exchange, reported
by Prince & Whitley, Brokers, is Center
Street. New Haven.
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LIEUT.. WIN. MALTBY COPP
WoRK OF FORMER NEW HAVENER
IN THE PHILIPPINES.

Interesting Letter from Him Disburs-
the Spantards-Duplici of servants
Women Not Handsome but Have Good
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Following are the closing prices reported
by Prince & Whitley. Bankers and Brokers,
80 Broadway. New York and Is Center St,
New Haven Bid Asked
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Government Bon Us.

Ex-dlvidend.
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NEW HAVEN.
BRISTOL.

"-Batted for Dorsey in ninth inning.