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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-27
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S'o"' were never 'feaied so paIoorously
~ IN any t'ine ol peace 10y l"at soteini'e"t
- '1'' -''. issi o's y, nave pee" lt 'He states
% ~ - N.''lSa'' leAas' Norm aroma
0oI,H "a. s''-'1 gnu D,'' sIt
- ia'''e' am" slils 10 lnie.i isent Alio-
Aii,eI .oans To- ieda III ine great dalies
oi'u "''A..es Oh our country OF me Aneri-
ems ~ eve '' 'Ne Duoin7 ana J. Aipihos
a., t.,.'D'' anu .'.-'"' S'NelN.ue"'
Mne" 'nel are p'Neii'es To even secure
Aie ana i.heIty to the.r eltlzels az home.
'ANbi'iDA9 Ff'obLLAl
me greatest problem OK America TO-
day s not me currency question nor the
colonial posses sions, Dut how 10 avoid the
racial war 40 home. You cannot forever
Keep the neer0 out Of bis rights. Slavery
mace d coward oi h.m. For TWO hundred
and hity years be was taught 90 fear tho
"h.i' man. hul ne is ihp-diy einel sliis
from sue 7laNlsn ieAI' ana ere i'ns VIII
contend Tor MS nights as bravery as any
olnef man
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ordei 10 1Fo'o tiouO.. Inc ,'s5y "lu .,
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-27
Sold by oil druggists. q cent.

G to - second. On Time Is to u third.
Time, .J1ik
Third race-onc mile. selling. gentleman
riders.-Braw Lad g 10 - first, Tony
honing g to y second, Bellamy a to u
Fourth race-six furlongs-Timc Maker
q 10 81 first Verify q TO ! and 10 y
second, Cherry Leaf Is 10 j. third. Time,
115H.
Firth race-seven furlongs. selling Sea
Eobbor Is 10 - first, FOrsoen GO TO and
sven) second. Balkline g to - third.
Time. 1.3Oi..
Sixth race-one mile, selling. Nellie
g 10 u first. limp a 10 ] and to y
second, Savarin Is TO u third. Time, ia.
AtNcwpori.
CINCINNATI. O.. April 2G-There was
but little excitement 10 the sport at New
port to-day. The track was very heavy,
and only two OF the six favorites were
first past the winning post
First race-maiden twO-year-olds. four
and a half furlongs. (even) first,
Ailoon Wilson @ to ID second. My Chicken
90 10 - third Time, .jSie.
Second race-one mile. selling.-Dr.
Graves (G 10 y first. Carl G. q TO u
second The Gecser o. to u third. Time,
las
Third race-six furlongs. -Osmond q TO
- first J. T. Cline tcvcn) second, Lost
Time 4 10 lW third. Time. lis
Fourth racc-mie and a sixteenth, sell
ing.-Joe shelby as to u first, Bethlehem
Star q3 to - second, Nanessa az 10 u
third. Time 1903.
Fifth race-siX and half furiongs,
selhng.-Cariotta G.. 60 to y FIRST, Tappan
90 to and TO u second, Moio g to y
third. Time 1929.
sixth race-milee and a SiNtccnth' sen
ing-Isabey Il TO p first, Helen II. caro-
ncr q 10 y second. Amber Giints % 10 -
third. Time To-.
ir-uIf- at NQucduct.
NFW YORK. April 26.-First race--dve
furlOncs- Zan0ne Is 20 - FIRST lazy
Lindsay q to and : 10 - second Nlhiil-
kinnic a to u third. Time 1:Ol 10.
second racc-about seven turlonEs.-
Swami Angel @ 10 - hrst Miss tehhE
- toi and . to u second. Tallahassee q
10 1, third Time. 20 %.
Third race-six furlongs.-BNIoh NJ
CleUapd Is to ID first. Lady Exile - 10 !
and 10 ~ second, Rey Salar (evemihlru'
Time. 100. ..o,.s.
Fourth race-mile and seventy YaIusii-
Blew Away % to u hrst knight on INC
Garter q 10 I and Z to l0 second. Dou"le
Dummy 90 To - third. Time, ] 40.
FIFTH race-fOur and half turlongS.-
Ncnonsit (6 TO u first. summer CIR 60 10
? and EVEN second, MaharaJah 10 10 -
third. Time. % <,o. De-
sixth race-abOut seven furlongs.-fro-
sale n to p first. Hold Up q to 2 ana Z
10 - second. James Tod 10 10 ~ tAlIu'
Time, / 81 80.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-27
PARTY LEADERS
IN LYNCHBURC
Senator Martin and Other Well
Known Democrats There Yesterday
A VERY ROMANTIC MARRIAGE.
Young Lady Visitor To the City Takes
a Trip to Ro,boro and Returns
Hridc-A Home Wcdding-Fur-
mace Property sold.

LYNCHBURG. VA. April 26.-Special.-
Senator Thomas s. Martin is here to-day.
and a number of other gentlemen we'll
known in politics. Besides Senator Dam
Tel. among me number are State Senator
Bland Massie, of Nelson; State Senator
". +. Barksdale, OF Halifax, Congress
man-elect William l.. Rhea, of Bristol;
Secretary Joseph Button. OF the State
Democratic Committee. and Congressman
Claude A. Swanson. Whether thero is
any political significance to these stimuli
taneous visits 20 the city, or IL is merely
a coincidence. has not transpred.
At a meeting OF the congregation Of
Grace Memorial Episcopal church last
night it was decided TO make an addition
to the church To- accommodate the sun
day school.
Mr. Robert Gilmore Leftwich and Miss
Lucy Lee Anderson, daughter Of Mr.. W.
II. Anderson. were married at tho resi-
dcnco Of the brides parents, on Eighth
street, at ! o'clock this afternoon.
ROMANTIC MARRIAGE.
Mr.. L. Z. Dillon and wife are registered
at the Carroll and will remain there a
few days. after which they Will go 10
Indian Rock where Mr.. Dillon is engaged
i'm business. Mrs. Dillon was Miss NJ r.
Morton. daughter Of Or. Morton, OF Pam
plins. and for some time past has been
visiting friends I'm this city. Mr. Dillon
came here a day or SO ago and has been
STAYING at the Arlington. Yesterday al
ternoon Mr.. Dillon, Miss Morton ana
their friend. Mr. n. VI. Tutwiler, or this
city. took the Lyncnburg and Durham
train 20 Roxboro. whore the two were
shortly after married by minister OF
that town. This morning they returned 10
the city and are receiving the congratu-
latlons OF friends
OLD PLANT SOLD.
Deeds were recorded to-day transfer
ring from Henry Flanders trustee. to
the Lynchburg Hardware Manufacturing
COMPANY the old furnace property on the
canal for 5000 cash.
This company is the successor or the
Ivnchburg Brass Works and recently
purchased tho Norwich Lock Works Of
Roanoke Machinery NJ tho latter will he
brought here and tho plant put In opera
ton as soon as practicable. Tho Industry
VIII be an important one
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Colonel Taylor's DOnkcy's.

Tampa Correspondence Times-Un!on
and CITIZEN: Some of the statements con-
corning the controversy about those
donkeys Of Col. Taylor's We're erroneous.
A few days ago II was announced that
the department had decided that the don
KEYS were not dutiable. ANA that they
should be returned TO their owners The
facts Of the matter are that the animals
were seized by Deputy Collector Whit
new. and that his action was approved
nv the collector: the animals-were adver-
tlsed for sale but the sale was post
noned The department at Washington
took no part in the matter. and the sale
has since been made. John b. Moody OF
his city was the purchaser, and is now
the owner Of the animals. Taylor did
not receive his donkeys. and will never
get them unless he shall pay the price
that may be asked him by ar. Moody.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-27

CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON.


The championship season Of the Atlantic
League begins to-day. The opening
schedule Is as follows.
Richmond al Wukesbarre.
Allentown at Newark
Scranton al Paterson.
Lancaster al Reading.
The Richmond team left for Wilkes
barre Tuesday night carrying Steeiman'
Hess, Calhoun, DOian, Wrigley. Dundon'
shannon. Hargrove and Seybold. and
pitchers Chesbro. Donovan. Bishop and
Pfsnmiller.
Nieuaux and Carr were released and
Nignaux Joins the Allentown team
Flahcrty and Goodwin did not leave with
the team but are held here as reserve
ammunition and may join the club on
the road
The Cherubs will return here on next
Monday week. after playing next week
al Reading and Newark.
The season opens on Nav sth with two
games with Newark. 70 be followed
with games with Lancaster. Scranton and
Wilkcsbarrc.
The onclal schedule has been received
from President Barrow There are sew
cral changes from the one already print
I'd. among them the opening games here.
Instead % being with Allentown as orig
inaliy agreed upon. Newark Will open
here on May Sth.
Paterson will play here on May 10Th.
ao,h and sist instead OF Allentown.
Allentown will play here on June LIST.
"a and 90. instead ~ Newark. and on
Ju,y 27th. 2sth and 10Th. instead OF Pater-
son
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-27
CROKER SAILS FOR ENGLAND
Cher bigger Than keed
o. SirJulian Pauncetorte.

NEW YORK. April 26.-Richard croker
sailed this morning aboard the American
Line Steamship New York save Tor MS
sister. Mrs Warren. Slr. Croker was TN
accompanied.
When the ramnauy chief reached the
pier. half an hour before the Dig inner
pulled out of her berth. he was met oy "
party OF friends who had come 20 say
bon voyage.
a. the time for the sailing Of the snip
grew near the crush on the deck "hsI
Mr.. Croker was holding his leveee ue-
came so great that IL was with dlhicul'y
that one could even elbow his way 10 lno
central figure. Hundreds of hands were
thrust in front OF Mr.. Croker ana Ho
crasped as many as IL was possible 10
DO The whole ship appeared 10 DE aANo
with men and women. The saloon pas
sanger i-t contained some 800 names,
and their friends combined with the as
-ernblage NJ politicians. made one or the
biggest brushes experienced on a depart
ing liner Dob many day
Arriving az southampton Mr. croker
will proceed directly % his place al
Vantage. where ho has his racing horses.
Speaking of his stable. Mr. Croker saih
before the sailing of the ship.
"I can't tell just now what / shan 40
I'm the racing line until ! reach England
[ have about twenty or twenty-five
horses. six of which are yoar.mgs
have nor settled anything yet about en-
gager1erts for tho lig events except that
Knickerbocker is entered for The perny
Sir Julian Pauncefote. TIE British Am
bassador who with his family boarded
the New York. and ex-Speaker Thomas b.
Reed. who was also passenger "er.
scarcely recognized I'm the excitement ana
enthusiasm which attended the depar-
ture of the Tammauy leader.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-27
FRAVEL-FALKENSTSElN.
The Lnray Baptist Church the Scene
Of q Beautiful! Ceremony.

LURAY. April 25.-Special-A lovely
April wedding took place to-day at .
o'clock T. NJ. in the Main street Baptist
church. The bride, Miss Lillian Pearl
Falkenstein. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
II. NJ. Falkenstein. is a young lady of
remarkable personal charm and rare ex-
cellence OF character. The groom Mr..
William A. Frayel. formerly resident
Of this town. is now a stenoGrapher IN
the office Of the Southern Railway Com
pany al Norfolk, Va.
The altar was banked with palm. fern
and poisoning plants. and the church
was crowded with the friends OF the
young couple. who are deservedly popu-
lar here.
The bride wore an exquisitely dainty
gown Of white organdie over SIX, ana
carr,aa Rride's roses. The bridesmaid.
Miss Fthe' Lynn Rerrey. also wore white
orcandie. but carried la France roses.
Mr. Edward Weaver acted as hest man.
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Prelatcs on for Home.

NEW YORK April 25.-An important
conclave of Roman Catholic prelates from
Mexico and Central America will be held
in Rome ON May 2Sth next Ten arch
bishops and hfty-nine bishops who have
been notified TO attend the gathering are
now Fastening go Rome
Archbishop Aiarco and Bishop Plan-
carte. OF Mexico. sailed from this port on
Saturday last, aboard the steamship
AlIcr
To-day Bishop Bernard Shiel of Costa
Rica. arrived here on the Atlas Liner
Alene. and will sail for Europe in day
or s0.-Fhiiadelphia Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-27
COLLEY-BU BURGESS.
Beautiful Home Wedding in SCOTS
Nillc-Tha Groom A Richmond Man.

Beautiful Home Wedding in SCOTS
Villc-fha Groom a Richmond Man.
SCOTTSVILLE. Va. April Especial
Mount River View. the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. ]. l. pitts. was the scene OF a
beautiful home wedding this afternoon
at a quarter 20 three o'clock, when Mr..
Frank Brett Collcy. of Richmond and
Miss y. Laura Burgess. OF Scottsville,
were married by Rev. j.. II. Hit in the
presence Of a large number OF friends.
To selections OF Lohengrin's wedding
march. sklfuiy rendered by Miss Ethel
Burgess. cousin Of the bride, the bridal
party entered the spacious parlors which
had been beautifully decorated for the
occasion
The bride and groom were preceded by
the ushers. Messrs. Samuel T. Gould.
r. Y. Baker Charles W. Anderson and
Earnest l.. BURG and the little flower
bearers Misses Clara and Lottie Pitts.
After the ceremony. amid the congrst-
ulations and best wishes of their many
friends. the happy couple boarded the
eastbound train for Richmond. where
they will make their future home At
No. 315 north Twelfth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-27
Parole Law Invalid.

FRANKFORT. KY. April 25-The
Franklin Circuit and state Fiscal Court
to-day rendered n decision holding the
parole law unconstitutional under the sec
tion Of the Constitution which prevents
conyicts from being worked outside OF the
prison walls. The law was passed in ESQ
and gave the Board Of Commissioners the
right % release prisoners after certain
term. returnable 10 prison on violation
Of law or complaint The law was I'm ope-
cation uu annulled by Governor Brown
I'm the ground Of an infringement on the
1,rd0nlng power. This court knocks out
the contention Of Governor Brown. The
present suit was 10 revive the law. The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-27

SANTIAGO. April Pei Cobre one ot
tic richest copper mines I'M the world,
will probably resume mining operations
al am early date 4 meeting OF the stock
holders Of the mine and railway ieadins
to it will bee held in Havana May l9th' To-
consider n proposition made by a British
syndicate. II this is favorable n viii
mean "a great stimulus 20 industry in this
province.
Thlrty-one years have passed since
mining operations there were discon-
tlnued. owing 10 a difference between the
company and the government regarding
terms
Various attachments OF the Ninth I'm
muue Regiment arrived here to-day from
posts I'm the interior. and viii leave to-
morrow for the United States on the
transport Meade
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-27

and Messr-. Robert Morrison. Robert Nc
Kim. VIII Reynolds and Allan Chap
man. as ushers.
Miss NJ Caroline Weaver played Men
delsschn's wedding march as the bridal
party entered the church; Reubenstein
melody in j. during the ceremony. and
the Lohengriu march at it's close.
The ceremony. which was impressive
and tender was performed by Rev. @. ;.
Kenrard.
Mr. and Mrs. Fravel left Luray on the
evening train for Baltimore. where they
will spend some time before going 10
Norfolk their future home
The cordial good wishes OF host OF
friends follow them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-27
WELCOME WORDS
TO WOMEN.

Women who suffer with disorders pecu-
liar TO their sex should write TO Dr. Pierce
and receive free the advice OF physician
Of over thirty years expenence-a skilled
and successful specialist " the diseases
Of women. Every letter Of this sort has
the most careful consideration and is, Of
coufse. regarded as sacfedly confidential.
Many sensitively modest women write fully
to DR.. Pierce what they would sh1nk from
telling to their local physician. The local
physician Is pretty sure to say that he can
not do anything without = an erariina-
ton" DR.. Pierce holds that these distaste-
ful examinations are generally needless,
and that no woman, except in rare cases,
should submit to them.
DR.. Pierce's treatment will cure you
right in the privacy Of your own home.
His "Favorite Prescription" has cured
hundreds of thousands, some Of them
the worst imaginable cases. II is the
only medicine of its kind that is the pro-
duct of a regularly graduated physician.
Some INSCRIPTIONS medicine dealers may
offer you a substitute. Don't take IL
Don't trihe with your health. Write to Or.
K. V. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y, take his
advice and be we'll
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-27
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Fact, about Hichmonf
Citizens and other Matters.

The Junior Hollywood Memorial Assoc
citation will hold a meeting this evening
at o'clock az St. Johns lecture rooms.
Suit was instituted 20 the Circuit Court
Yesterday hy Benjamin II. Crump a. Co.
against J. n Robbins for secs
Mrs W A. Butler. Of 4oo west Marshall
street. who has been extremely il TOT
two weeks. is slowly improving.
DR. Charles l.. Charters. ot Norfolk
son Of the late w 4. Charters. who was
chief engineer Of the Richmond Fire De-
pariment Is extremely ODD az his home IN
that city and is not expected % live.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-27
-F0STE Err.
Two Of Parmville's Most Popular
Nouur PropIe Made Man and Vito.

FARMVILLE, VA. April Special
At 4:l5 O'Clock this afternoon Mr.. Va
thaniel Madison Gill; one OF Farmyillo
most popular young men, was married 10
Miss Martha Miller Foster niece Of M
h. u. Elam OF this place.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
T. Men Simpson. pastor OF the contract
ing parties In M Elam's parlors
a large number of friends woro present
10 see the nuptial knot tied and extend
tho congratulations ~ tho occasion.
The bridal party left on the east-bound
train for Norfolk and other points
There was "a large party OF friends AZ
the depot % sec them off on the train.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-27
CUTTING OUT.
Potomac Fisheries Close Interesting
Rail Camc- Old Fellows Meet

Hau Gamc-Oid Fellows Meet
FREpERICKSBURG. VA, April %
SpeciaL-At the celebration in this city
OF the thirticth anniversary Of odd Eel
lowship. which was largely attended
speeches were made by Dr. James T.
Thompson. Capt ). j. Quinn. Messrs. r.
p. McCalley A. b. lowering. j. W. Me-
Galley. IT, r. G0uldman and y. 3. Ed
niger. after which refreshments were
served I'm profusion.
Tho seincs at tho principal fishing
shores on the Potomac have cut out
this week. At Marlboro yesterday, when
the last haul was made abuot 10000
herring were turned back into the river
for lack OF room for storing.
one Of the most amusing rs well as
interesting games Of ball was Witnessed
on the Athletic grounds here this after
noon between the faculty Of Fredericks-
burg College and a team Of the younger
students. Every male member Of the
faculty including the president, an uni-
formed played. and excitement and fun
was continued throughout the game. The
students won by score Of 10 10 10.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-27
THE RAILWAY MATTER.
The Question May b. Adjusted With
the street Committee Soon.

the street Committee soon.
There was an Informal discussion yes
terday among members of the sub-Com-
mittee on streets. which has charge Of
the applications Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio and Richmond Petersburg and Car
DINA railroads for right of way through
trd depot privileges in this 'i.y.
There has been no movement mace as
yet calculated TO put the machinery IN
motion which may result ln the matter
being disposed Of but members ot me
committee say that they are ready ana
willing To take steps when INC raliroaus
comply with their request and submit Iuil
plans regarding their routes ana union
depot .t
IL was said yesterday that an architect
is now at work on the depot plans ana
that they Will be presented 90 the COM
mittee when ready.
The committeeman took occasion Yes-
tcrday 10 again disclaim amy desire OK
elaborate plans.
we don't care for any pretty pictures.
said one I'VE only want solid iacls 10
base our decision upon.
IL is highly probable that am amicdh'e
and satisfactory adjustment Of tho mat
Ter will bee reached before long.
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The Schlcys Win.

A very interesting game or baseball
was played az Island Park yesterday ar
iernoon between the Schleys and 'samp-
son,. which resulted in Victory for the
Srhleys
score. Y. II. +.
cohievs ...............2 3 0
sampsonE.. O.. o.. ...........ss.s'.'.V
Batteries: Schleys-Casci and Unger'
Simpsons Ltcht hstein and Gilmore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-27
VARSITY DID NOT PLAY.
Their Game with Pennsylvania Can
ceiled-Action Criticised

PHILADELPHIA. PA, April 2G.-spe-
cial-The University Of Virginia ball
team aid not play with Pennsylvania at
Franklin field to-day. The Virginia man
agement cancelled the game AZ the
eleventh hour. and a team OF eX-coiie-
gians was made up 10 satisfy the specta-
tors present.
The afternoon newspapers crlticise the
Virginia teams action very severely. al
leging fear OF defeat as the reason for
cancelling the northern games.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-27
OPENING OF ROWING SEASON
The Members Of the Virginia Boat
CIub Celebrate the Event.

The Virginia Boat Club celebrated the
opening Of the rowing season at theF
club house on Mayo's Island yesterday
evening at 6 O'Clock.
A large number Of the members ana
few invited guests were present. An
hour or two were pleasantly spent in So
cial intercourse. Refreshments were
The club is in a fourishing condition
and lively interest Will be taken IN
rowing this season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-27
L0NC-SANOERS.
An Englishman Takes a North Caro-
lin nridc in Wilson.

WILSON. y. C.. April 26.-Special-The
social event OF the season was the mar
rage here tonight Of Mr. John Albert
Long Of England. and Miss Olive Blounr
Sanders. OF Wilson. The contracting
parties We're social favorites.
Mr. Thomas Washington acted as the
groOmsman and Miss Mary Hadley was
the bridesmaid.
After the ceremony a grand reception
was given the bridal party and a few in
Vited friends by Mrs. Thomas Hadlev.
Mr.. and Mrs. Long left tonight over the
Atlantic Coast Line for London. where
they will spend the summer with the
grOOms relatives
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-27
Want Negro Schoo. Board.

ATLANTA. GA. April ga petition
has been filed with the city clerk here. con-
tanning the names Of nearly five hundred
OF the best negroes in Atlanta which has
for It's immediate object the placing OF
the negro public schools In the city I'M
der the control of a negro Board Of Edu-
cation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-27


PHILADELPHIA. April 26.-Boston won
to-day's game In the first inning. Wheeler
gave TWO bases on balls. and was hatted
for three singles and a double, netting
the champions five runs Wills was a
puzzle to the Philies. their seven hits be
ing scattered. Attendance, 3iO6.
Score: r. ii. r.
Phladciphia II 100000 % : 3
Boston ........5 q q o q l - Ia l. l
Batteries: Wheeler and Douglass; Willis
and Clarke. Empires. Emsne and Nc
Donald. Time, 100.
Cincinnati. 10: Cleveland. 3.
CINCINNATI. o., April 26.-The Exiles
to-day We're easy McBride's hitting was
a feature. Attendance, 100,
Score. r. II. T.
Cleveland .....O - 90 4 90 i IL
Batteries Breitenstein. Damman and
PETIT. Sudh0n and Sugden. Umpires,
Burns and Smith. Time. TWO hours.
brooklyn. .; baltimore, >.
NEW YORK. April 26.-With two out
in the ninth inning today at Washing
ton PARK. Brooklyn. Baltimore rallied
and made the score close. Kennedy
three Dagger in the second sent Brooklyn
10 the front. and they remained there
10 the finish. The hits We're about evenly
divided. but Nops was not as steady as
Kennedy. Attendance $3.50.
Score. r. II. +.
brooklyn ..........O3100010'-5 . ?
Baltimore ......... OIL 0OO002-3
Batteries Kennedy and Farrell; Nops
and Robinson. Umpires-Gaiiney and
Andrews Time. 2le
Pitsburg. :: Louisville. 3.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. April 26.-To-days
game was nip and tuck until the ninth
inning when the Pirates made a strong
finish. Four hits and two errors gave
the visitors four runs. Attendance, 5000.
Score: II. II. +.
Louisville ..........O OOOOO3OO-3 8
pittsburg .......... 00O2O0Of4-7 II Q
Batterics-Magce and Kittredge; Lever
and Bowerinan. Umpires-OD Day and
Brennan. Time 2,15.
Chicago. :; st. Louis. q.
ST LOUIS MO. April ply bunch
ing hits in the last inning. Chicago cap
turcd the third game of the series with
ST Louis Notwithstanding the poor field
ing by the former club. This was the
nrst game lost by 81. Louis this season.
Attendance. GOO
Score. r. II. +.
81. Louis .......... O2OOO2OO2 Q 2
Chicago ............ O0OO1001 49, 3
Battcries-Wilson and Criger: Callahan
and Donohue. Umpires-Swartwood and
Warner. Time. 220