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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-08
THE YELLOW FEVER.
There Are Now Sixty-Four Cases Of the
Disease at Key West.

WASHINGTON, Sept 7.-Telegrams 20
the surgeon-General Of the Marine Hos
pital Service from Surgeon Starter, now
at Key West. state that up 10 last night
the American physicians had reported six
ty-four cases of yellow fever AT that
point.
Dr.. Carter expresses the opinion that
DIT McLanahan, OF the Navy Department
who is IN with fever. will recover.
A message to the SUPERINTENDENT from
Miami states that the one case reported
from that point has been Isolated.
surgeon-General Sternberg received the
following dispatch to-day from the medl-
cal officer al Key West:
Troops embark on transport San
Marcos tonight All in excellent health;
10 sickness of any character for past
ten days
II IS quite probable owing to stringent
quarantine regulations in Florida. that
those troops VIII first be taken 10 New
York and thence by rail 10 Fort McPher-
son. near Atlanta. Ga.
General Merritt, at Governors Island
has been notified OF the departure Of the
Key West troops for New York, and has
been directed 20 assign them 20 such post
as may be for the best interests Of the
service.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-08

Rev. Richard L. Carne. OF Richmond
who was appointed chairman 10 that city
of the Sesqui-Centcnnial Committee OF
former Alexandrians writes that az his
request Colonel Morton Marye mas ac-
ceptod the Craftsmanship. and that he
NIr. Carmel will assist him all he can.
lie also suggests that the following former
Aloxandrlans be added 10 the committee:
Revs. j. Calvin Stewart, ID. d; William
V. Tudor. ID. D.; Landon X. Mason. j..
D.. and Thomas Semmes. and Messrs. j..
Wells Lockwood. Frank s. Burke @. Lee
Moore and James NJ Ball of Richmond.
and William VI. Baggett Of Manchester
Va.
The committee has had prepared and
printed a short circular showing what rs
proposed 10 be done az the Sesqui-Cen-
tennial. and requests all the merchants to
lnclose a copv in every letter they write
from now until the Sesqui-Centennial
date.-WashingtOn Star
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-08
BANKERS ADJOURN.
The Association Ends an Interesting
Session at Cleveland.

CLEVELAND. OHIO, September t.
The closing session of the American
Bankers Association convention was held
today 1.-THE Possibilities of Banking Co
operation Under Uniform System OF Credit
Departments and Standardized Property
Statements" was the title of an interest
ing paper read by James G.. Cannon. vice
president of the Fourth National Bank Of
New York.
Colonel Myron r. Herrick. president Of
the Society for Savings. Of this city, was
the next speaker. his subject bcing: 'Ihe
Effects of Banks ON the Peoples Pro
eress."
The next paper presented was on the
subject: what Can be Done 10 Perfect
our Currency" by William G. Cornwell,
president of the National Bank Of Buffalo,
y. Y.
How Can the United States Become
the Clearing House of the World was
next discussed 10y William Il. Trigg. pre-
sident Of the William X. Trigg Company,
shipbuilders, Of Richmond, Va.
The addresses having been concluded.
the election Of officers for the ensuing year
was taken mp and resulted as follows:
President. Walker HID, Of s.. Louis;
Vice President Alvah Trowbridge. of
New York City. Members of Executive
Council: Myron r. Herrick, Cleveland;
Stuart G.. Nelson, Of New York. j. ID.
Powers. Of Kentucky; Daniel Annon. OF
Maryland; r. T.. Stevens. Of Nebraska'
c. y. Lindsay. of Virginia; George r. ord,
cashier Northern Trust Company. Chi
cago. Caldwell Hardy president Norfolk
National Bank. Norfolk. Va: j. w. Whit
ing president Peoples Bank. Mobile, Ala;
j. H. Ingerwollen. president Clinton Saw
moe Rank clinton Iowa
One Vice-President from each State was
also elected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-08

caily set out IN corors. The significant
feature is the small showing made 10y The
Taea,s.
Not only does the chart show that this
tribe forms bat "a small portion Of the
total population Of the Philippines. but 4,
makes 70 appear that the Taeals in ihsur-
rec;lon against the United States consti-
tuie only q portion OF the tribe. and that
whole provinces In Luzon. notably at the
northern extremity of the islands, are
either friendly TO the United States or, at
least neutral
ACTIVE PREPARATIONS.
WASHINGTON. September The ac-
uviiy a. the War Department officials
and thc close figuring that Is being done
regarding the available force i'm the
Philippines indicates an early movement
II has been known that a forward move
mont was contemplated I'm November but
there are now indications that the cam
palgn may begin at least month earlier
~ there should be favorable weather con
ditions
Fly October LIST General Otis will have
an army Of $1,000 effective fighting men.
IL f. believed by some officials of the
army that such a force ought TO begin
active campaign without delay unless the
weather conditions are such as 20 abso-
lNNtlt prevent
ARMY AND NAVY.
With the arrival at Manila Of the other
troops now being raised il is suggested
that they may be formed into another
corps for the purpose Of pursuing the
Fnipinos in some other part of the Island
OF Luz0n In this connection IT is known
that many officers look with favor upon
the suggestion that an army should be
landed ~ Lingaycn. and move down the
Dagupan railway. thus taking the army
Of Aguinaldo in the rear. This will ne
cessitate the cooperation Of the NAVY.
ard The officials OF the Navy Department
have consulted with the War Department
as 10 what can be done to advantage in
this direction
The Navy has offered to send a squad
ron 10 Iingavcn Bay subdue the town
and occupy It. thus making safe land
ing for the army. should the plan Of at
tack Dc decided upon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-08
STOCKING WITH
FOREIGN BIRDS
The Monaghan Pheasants Prove to
Be a Success.
TELEPHONE ENTERPRISE FAILS.
Mr.. Mcleod Taken for Governor Tyler
ON the Streets of Lexington 90 Mice
Occupy Bags Of Smoking To-
baccO TO Rear their Young.

LEXINGTON. VA. Sept 7.-special.-
The Monaghan peasants, which have been
kept ON farm near the mouth #
Kerr's creek under the charge Of parties
living there have done well this. their
second. season. Some have been set free
in the woods. and one has taken up nest
ing quarters there. Last year pair es-
capped and have been recently located in
the south end OF the county.
The birds were brought to Lexington
two years ago by a party OF Lexington
hunters. with a view OF propagating them
for hunting purposes. In order to pay
for the care OF attending TO them in
cantivitv. they decided to sell on few
pair Parties In Amherst county bought
a pair for breeding purposes I'm that coun-
Is. Others will Doe sold. They increase
rapidly. even in cantivity
COULDN'T MAKE CONNECTION.
The proposed telephone lire between
Lexington and Lynchburg has. for proper
want of understanding between the two
companies located i'm the two places, fallen
through for the present The Lynchburg
company agreed to build half OF the line
from their city mp the river, and the
Lexington company 10 DO the same Now
the Lynchburg company wanted the Lex
ington company 90 change the route Sc
lected and build over the mountain 10
Amherst Courthouse. 10 which point the
Lynchburg company is now erecting a
line. The route over the mountain from
this place is not suitable from this end.
and as the Lynchburg company viii not
stand by the first understanding. the deal
Is off for the present.
A merchant Of Lexington. while clean
ing up his stock OF smoking tobacco,
found that mice had used up for some
purpose. three sacks of tobacco. In
fourth sack was found a nest with two
mice in it. They rather appeared 10 en-
joy their quarters I'm the tobacco. and
burrowed into IL when disturbed.
THE GOVERNORS DOU Bile.
During the recent visit OF a Virginia
official to this place. who has position
I'm the State Auditors Office. he was
greeted by military man who had been
for some time in Richmond I'm the capacity
Of aid 10 Colonel u. ID. Price. u. 5. A..
when he was stationed in Richmond at the
breaking out of the last war.
The greeting was not his usual cog
nOmen. but as Governor. for he
thought that he was addressing the Chief
Executive Of Virginia. lie was misinform-
ed by the party addressed and walked
up the street none the wiser.
He asked several people that he met
II they knew the Governor was here.
and pointed out to them the Governor"
The laugh was on him. but he could not
see that It was not the Governor IL IS
conceded that the resemblance is great
between the two men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-08
INSURANCE FIGHT ENDS.
State of Mississippi Wins Over the
Southeastern Tariff Association,

JACKSON. MISS. Sept IA fight
which has been waged I'm Mississippi dur
ing the past several weeks against the
Southeastern Tariff Association on the
grounds that So was amenable to the
State statutes against trusts and com
bines was practically brought to an end
to-day by the Association announcing its
intention 10 abandon the stamping office
established among local agents. The
situation had assumed a very serious
aspect until the Association abandoned its
position and the State was on the verge
Of a big insurance muddle. Governor
McLaurin had announced his intention OF
proceeding against the Southeastern Asso-
citation by means Of an injunction 10 pro-
hibit the stamping Office and also prevent
ing the companies and their agents do
ing business in the State by Withdrawing
the former. The Supreme Court has de-
cided the Association 10 be a trust within
the meaning Of the Mississippi statutes,
and members of the Legislature. which
meets next January. are expecting some
lively legislation against insurance with
the purpose of putting all companies
operating in the State under State con-
troll The complaint against high rates is
quite general, and the agents are indulg-
ing IN some very lively ratc-cuttmg I'm or
der TO secure business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-08
THE HILTON TROPHY MATCH.
New Jersey Won IL for the First Time
The Team Scores,

NEW YORK. September THE Hilton
Trophy Match. for the military and ma
val challenge trophy given I'm 1895 by the
late Henry Hilton, was shot in the ranges
at Seagirt ~. j., to-day. and was the
most important Of the meeting SD far.
IL was won 10y New Jersey.
This is the first time New Jersey has
won the Hilton match. IL was won at
the last contest by Georgia. District of
Columbia won il I'm 1886 and 1895. To-day
the shooting was very exciting on 1.-THE
COO yard range. and 80 was anybody's
match until the last man fired. The best
score Of the day was iDy Hudson. who
scored 9S ont Of "a possible Jos. The Geor-
gians cheered the Jerseymen when the
score was known. The teams We're:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-08
COL. ROOSEVELT WON.
Took the Golden Hod'at Sheepshead in
Hard Drive.

NEW YORK. September THE Golden
glod for two years az six and half fur
t1ngs on turf and the September for all
tges az one mile and three-eiehths. were
the features az the Sheepshead Bay race
hack to-day. In the Golden Rod Colonel
hgo0screl came with "a rush from the
ar. and IN "a hard drive won by a head
a. the post. The September stakes was
only a gallon for the favorite. Batten.
no won By hfteen lengths. pulled up. I'm
k2i within four-nfths Of second Of the
Secord for the track summary:
First racc-fve and one-half furlongs-
tloors q % ID hrst. All Gold % 10 ] and
/ 20 % second. Montany C 20 p third
hImc. 1868.
Second race-one miie-Monadour % TO
Do first Lady Me1diesome "a 20 j and
fteni second. Maurice IS 10 81 third
hme. 1.43
Third Tacc-thc Golden Rod-six and
falf furlongs on the turf-COoncl Ro0se-
rcii ll 20 81 first by q head Mlsericordia
40 90 I and 20 90 y second, guldon On 70
D. third. Time. l:G 25.
Fourth racc-tho Sepfemher-one milo
"a three administration 90 20 10l first.
iirkwc0d 02 10 8 aud 9 90 81 second Mae
te0d ~ Dare a % ID third. Time. 2.2l sE.
Firth race-slx furlonRs-lsador 90 90 ID
NaN
sixth race lightweight Hatch Handi-
tap-mile and furlong on the turf-Iang
Iarcycorn % 10 - FIRST Maid OF uartol
e. 20 ard EVEN second. Hurley Buflcy
g 10 d third. Time 100 a..
The Grand Circuit Yesterday.
NEW YORK. September 7-Fonowing
nre The results Of the Grand Circuit races
iore today.
TWO eighteen class-trottlng purse
Q 800 Excel FIRST; Pilot Evans second:
Tafr.s third. Time-2.l2 IL. 2:l0 "a 2.i3l-4.
:l5 IA Farris took the first heat and
Pilot Evans the third
Two twenty-five class-trotting. purse
t00-Kingmond first; Venez III second;
Pau Pry third. 11me-2.i0 "a 2:i4
Two nineteen class-trotting. purse 81 900
Peter the Great first; Who Is II second
Lord Vincent third. Tme-2.07 -. 2.eS IA
Two tew'ny-fvi olass-Dacing. purse
r.Oo-Toboggan FIRST: Annie Thornton
tecond; Eyolute third Time-2:il IL,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-08
JACOB BAKERS LANDS.
His Heirs After Property Which Is
Valued at S3OO.OOO,OoO.

TORONTO. ONT. September THE
Jacob Baker Association have held meet
ing I'm this city and decided 90 engage an
eminent lawyer to look after their in
terests.
The association was formed for ihe ur-
pose of gaining possession OF lands ia .he
United States valued az about 100000.
including the site on which the Centen-
NAL Exposition was held at Philadelphia.
ninety-two acres 600 South Carolina. coal
mines in Pennsylvania and other valuable
property which. It IS alleged. belonged
TO Jacob Baker. and which he is said 20
have leased for nine.y-nine years. This
period has now expired.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-08
Inwnns Prenare 20 Como.

MANILA. Sept. 6.-The Iowa Regiment
the last Of the volunteer organizations on
duty In the island VI Luzon. has been with
drawn from Calulut 20 barracks az Calcu
can preparatory 10 departure for home
The number who viii sail is sos. Les.
than 800 OF the regiment We're left on duty
az the front when the order came for theh
relief. l06 being ON the sick list.
This regiment has undergone hard out
post duty for three months. during whlc1
70 has been very much exposed 20 the rain
Seventy-hve members Of the regiment have
re-enlisted.
Though tho Iowans participated IN some
OF the hardest fighting between Malalos
and San Fernando. not one OF them has
been killed I'm battle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-08
A MILLI0NAIRE'S
POTOMAC ESTATE
Owns Six Thousand Acres on the
Great River.
RAISE CATTLE IN WESTMOREiAND
4 Place started ~ Summer Resort
Develops Into Town-Annual Ike
yiyal in stafford Attracting
Large Crowds.

| ..,.l.---,,,-pc. VA sent =
REL "a
1 SpeciaL-Mr Johh H. buS '''''
/ liorairo of New York, has purchased SO
-, &c., 4ieforeot parties I'm west
'''U1' a.. ho a, ,ov, tbo
1 moreland county TIA.
! largest landowner In that county De.nS
| 49,. ...-,,.o, Of ovor five miles OF front
''0 -,..o- ,e,r t,fnsalo
/ age on the lo'o'''"o ''''' ,
and tracts aggregaunB SIX
,oros He has improved the property
-. go miles NJ good roads and
~ | 80. -s.n..oroont Of an efficient
80 IN ,,torlipont system OF
sup .-,,.. O., oo,
cultivation Oh the o''i'' CIV
Quoted. 4 large canning factory
Z oncrafod Mr.. Dos passO5 keeps "a yacnl
M washington. and about twice a month
i'm the summer runs over from New YORK
a,d oniovs a trim down the Potomac o.
his property.
ppocpreSrvr, FARMING
..--...,,., e,r,,ors
one o. tne ulost a.. 1,-,fta~ y
or tne NO, ''''' ]" -. bo,,o is ro,r
CraDOe, whose mas 49,. fr,.
Hague ln Nes.i''o' .'.'''' .,.-..-a,.l ,..r.-
farm contains oN.l wv 't.l,.,.t-, md,
and is IN h'sh s."'- .,,'I Co. e,.,,-
wheat crop 'nlS s1'i .-.,..l 81 o,.,-
thousand Ous"e.9' "i ,t. r--t.t. b.
twenty ouS"els ~ ..', - i.o.e ,.,fio
turning ms atleh.ion ~ 49,, nm,
ana win lna' we" - - "a
Der OF Holstelns. nHoI'"o."a go 80 ,
Polls. ana Dy luul-'''7 "'1'1."5
crossing. he hopes TO produce I"Ius
good-sized grade 81 ca'.,e' WIZ "'''
peculiarly adapted 10 '..-- -,'..' -,
can be raised prou'aO'y ~. az ,, 49,
Wltstandins Ne pc. ~ -, b., s,,,--
qultoes Wllcn ~ ~. a., s,y,.r,,s
iner ana Des9l INC
COLONIAL BEACH.
Colonial Reach about thirty-seven miles
below this city in Westmoreland county.
on the Potomac river which started some
years ago as summer p'elS = i.,1.
has developed ITO r. to"H ~ co,'2.-' -
importance. l' co","'"a "''. 49,.
dred houses ana si"ie7' il""S ~ ',''
fine buildings, me a'seSssu Falue, on IL
low basis i'r taAaoie pui D,i'- -.
~ a quarter or Inlih.n uo-iaIs. ~ l''
three notes many -'Du Dl'l 800, i-... 81.
several enuicI q" l-rl -
cnHdien' hoo' alI''.' 'u
Ihefe ls a petIH'.''HI p'P-'-,i-.. "a
hFe hHhuttu, .i." 7'i'ii'-
quenly SVEN inns ~ 7'le az ',.'-.'.
me FARMERS OF 'nl7 '",
busy TOT inc past l'l Jay H0'"Hs .'
fodder OF wnioh mere ls ~ ,'-5 ~.
Ihe crop OF en.,,"se '.l" ,..,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-08
OBITUARY.


News Of the death OF Mr. Abe F. Dry.
fus which took place IN Joplin. Mo-
Sunday morning reached here yesterday.
Mr. Dryfus was well known in Rich
m0nd where for some time. Dee was en-.
gagged with the Boston Clothing Store. he
had many friends here and DE was very
popular I'm "a large circle. who w.l regret
10 hear of his death
Mr.. Dryfus' family live In Savannah.
lie left that city some months ago 10 ac-
cent the position OF manager OF large
ciofhlna- establishment in Joplin. lie was
I'm lis thirty-second year.
Mr.. Drvsus leaves q father. two s.s-
ters Mrs b. II. Levy and Mrs Henry
Levy. and three brothers. Messrs Sol
ana Moses Dryfus, OF savannah, and Ben
IL. Dryfas, ~ New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-08
Bentheim's Story False.
Appeal TO william.

MEMPHIS. TENN. September REP
resentatiye Hebrews have sent the follow
ing cablcsram 70 Emperor william OF
Germany:
Relying upon your Imperial Majesty
well-known sense of right, we lsraeiites
Of the city Of Memphis respectfully psu-
tom Won 10 hermit any evidence within
vgur knowledge and which may subserve
The interests OF justice and truth ia the
Drevfus case 10 be submitted 10 the court
martial sitting At Rennes. We are en-
boldened TO make this request from the
fact that the whole civilized world IS in-
terested I'm the case on trial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-08
M0SBYS VETERANS.
Meeting of Neutrality-suspicious. TO Ar
range for Reunion.

There was meeting o. ATbsby's men
last night In Confederate Veterans Han.
when arrangements were made TO attend
the reunion at Front Royal. Va, Septem-
ber 23d az which time a monument 20 the
dead members of the command will be
unveiled Speeches viii be made at that
time by Governor J. Hoge Tyler. Lieu
tenant Beattie. Major Adolphus Richards.
and William A. Jones. a representative IN
Congress from Virginia. All members Of
Mosbys command are requested 90 meet
az Davis Hall Front Royal. the date OF
the reunion, as stated above.-Washington
Star.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-08

explosions or accidental escape Of steam
and 81 from miscellaneous causes.
OF the whole number l5S were Dassen-
gers and 2i6 belonged % crews Of vessels.
The increase in the loss of life this year
over the year 1891 was due to the loss Of
the steamer Portland off the Massa-
chusetts coast during q gale on the night
of November e. lsN. wherein every soul
on board. 121 persisted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-08
STEAMSHIP ACCIDENTS.
Loss OF Life Due 10 Them Greater This
Year Than Last.

WASHINGTON. Sept The annual re-
port Of General Dumont, the supervis-
ing Inspector General OF Steamboats, In
spection. shows that the total number Of
accidents to steam vessels during the year
was forty-eight. of which seven were
breaking steam pipes and mud drums two
explosions and eighteen from snags
wrecks and sinking.
The loss Of life was 49, an Increase over
the previous year of 12S. or this number
the cause of death In Sc cases was acct
dental Drawing, 2l3 from wrecks, etc.
u from Gre, "a from COLLISIONS, "A from
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-08
NEW SOUTHERN DEPOT.
Mr.. w. 4. Chesterman Requested TO
Go To Washington.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 7.-special.--
While the contract 20 erect the new
Southern depot al Richmond will go to
Mr. w a. Chesterman. OF that city, ID has
not actually been awarded.
Mr. Chesterman. however has been
notified that his bid is accepted. and he
has been requested 10 come here next
week TO the general offices of the COM
pany TO sign the necessary papers.
The contract is now in course Of prep
aration and the work will be commenced
Immediately. Superintendent Peddle. of
maintenance and way, declined FOR the
present to give the amounts Of the various
bids. or even that of Mr. Chesterman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-08

CHARLESTON. s. c.. sept News
comes from Georgetown, $ C.. that
Charlie Chung. Chinese laundryman.
killed a young negro named James
P0rcher Chung claimed that balance OF
one cent was due him for laundry. a quar-
rel ensued and the Chinaman fred pistol
ball into the negr0s abdomen.
II Chung Is found guilty OF murder he
will be the first Chlnaman ever hanged
IN South Carolina -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-08
Horses and Mules for Manila.

WASHINGTON. Sept The Quar-
termasters Department has landed 600
head Of horses and mules at Manila; there
are 800 on the sea- and ARRANGEMENTS are
about completed 10 ship 2io0 more within
a few weeks This will supply the cavalry
brigade with horses and the army with
mules for the transportation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-08

BROOKLYN, y. Y, september TO
DAYS Brooklyn-Boston game ended in a
rioi with two out I'm the ninth and the
score 10 IN Boston's favor. DAILY got q
pass and -orinted aronad 20 the plate on
Dahlcn's single and Hamilton's tumble
but was called out at the plate. The
crowd Immediately jumped into the field
and attacked Umpire Emslie. The police
and players Of both teams surrounded
him and escorted him OFF the field. The
game was beautifully played. some rare
pitching and fielding being done. At
tendance. $500
score: R.H.E.
Bos,on.. -. ......OOOOOOO1I-2 4 1
BROOKLYN. II 100000 0-f 6 3
Battorles-Wmis and Bergen; Kennedy
and Mcclure. Umpires-Emslie and
Dwyer Time. 1;6
Chicago. Z; Cleveland, q.
CHICAGO. September 7.-C1eveland
scored all their runs and took the lead
tn the eighth. ten men facing Taylor,
eight Of them hitting safely. Chicago
won easily in the ninth Attendance. 800.
Score: r. H. f.
chicago. e. ....1OO1O11OS-7 13 2
Cleveland. O.. 100000 Go y .
Batteries-Taylor and Chance; Knepper
and McAllister. Umpires-O'Day and Me-
Donald. Time. 1885.
Baltimore. 10: New York. o.
NEW YORK. September The New
yorks were easily disposed of by the Bal
smores to-day, the game developing into
a farce after the seventh inning. At
tendance 400
score: r. II. T.
New York. o.. 100000 8 4
Baltimore. .. ..O5OOOO221- Is /
Batteries-Garroni Gettig and O'Neil:
Kitson and Smith. Umpires-Snyder and
McGarr Time. 1:45.
Louisville. Z: Pittsburg. 4.
PITTsBURG. PA. September Pull
Hams unknown with many aliases pitch
% a good game and was given fine sup
port. while Tannehill was hit hard after
the sixth inning and had five errors be
hind him. Attendance. 1900.
Score: r. II. =.
pittsburg.. =. ..1O21OOO004 II 8
louisville. o.. ..OO0O1 O31-7 1G
Batteries-Tannehil and schrver Fau-
tre and thinner Umpires-Manassau and
Connolly. Time. 1865.
Washington. .; Philadelphia, 1.
WASHINGTON. September 7.-Dinneen
had the Philadelphia men puzzled to-day
and won his game with the aid Of good
batting. Attendance, 100.
Score: r. TT. +.
Washington. ....OOOOOO212 Is 8
PHILADELPHIA. .0OOOO1 OOO-1 .
Batteries-Dirneen and Kittridge; Ortiz
ana Mcfarland. Umpires-Swartwood
and Hunt. Time, hours.
Cincinnati. 4: ~. Louis, ..
ST. LOUIS. MO. September loving
a. a questionable decision IN the ninth in
ming. to-day's game ended IN a general
row Cushions. dirt and missiles Of all
sorts were hurled at Latham and had 10
not been for the timely arrival Of the
police he would have been seriously in
jured Attendance, 2l0o.
Score: r. II. +.
s. Louis. O.. ...OOO11OOOO- z /
Cincinnati. o.. Il O20OO-f
Battories-Powell and Criger: Hahn and
Pletz. Umplres-Iatham and Gaffney.
Time. 100. -