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sweep of Pennsylvania avenue, is a strik-
ing reproduction of the form of the Olym-
pia. Here Admiral Dewey will view the
cheering thousands tonight. The ,lecora-
lions are beautiful and significant. The
holders of tickets for seats in this stand
will have the privilege of using them to-
night and also tomorrow morning, when
the admiral and his escort proceed 20 the
Capitol.
The committee and it's subcommittee
consist of the following gentlemen: JOHN
b. Larner, chairman; Henry z. Blair vice
chairman; T. p. Morgan, secretary; Will
son G: Reed, treasurer; A. D. Addison.
Chas. B. Bailey, Conrad Becker. Lewis E.
c. c. Bryan, Appleton p. Clark, jr., Myer
Cohen. VIM. X. Cohen, John F. Cook, John
D. Coughlan, ]. c. Courts, Col. w. II.
Crook, II. Bradley Davidson, E. q. Davis,
w. W. Dodge, Nj. F. Egan. c. F. Foster,
w. T. Galliher. Edward Graves. l.. b.
Graves, Charles w. Handy. Philip f. Happ,
Jas. B. Henderson, Walter Hieston. DIR.
Garrett l.. Hills, Jas. Hoban, H. l.. Hods-
kins, T. l.. Jeffords, Edwin S. Keen. j. b.
Kendall, w. ]. Lambert, c. C. Lancaster,
Ralph w. Lee, Fulton Lewis. J. II. Ma
gluder, J. F. Manning, Dr. o. T. Mason, 8.
L. Mattingly, H. C. McCauley, David
Moore, A. p. Newton, w. A. Noel, jr.,
Owen Owen, Geo. NJ. Oyster, Andrew Park
Paynter. Geo. w. Pearson. Arthur Peter.
Geo. B. Pitts DR.. C. w. Richardson, Ma
son N. Richardson. Bushrod Robinson. ".
B. Robson, Chas F. Schneider, T. F.
Schneider, VIM. H. Sholes, E. S. Smith, ].
w. Somerville, DR.. z. T. Sewers, T. Z.
Stephenson, H. C. Stewart. Chas. L. Sturte-
want, G. w. F. Swartzell, w. 8. Thompson,
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mittee public comfort and order was
formed and its energetic members have ac-
compished everything intruSted to them
with most commendabe spirit and success.
Every member of the committee has been
appointed special police officer for today
and tomorrow, and at each depot repre-
sentatives are present to direct strangers
to hotels or boarding houses. Many pro-
speCtiVe visitors have been supplied with
quarters through the agency of tho bureau
established several weeks ago in the Amcs
building. The visiting governors will be
cared for by subcommittee. md alto
gother the arrangements Of all the various
details are complete in every particular.
The members of the committee ana the
subcommittee are as follows:
Archibald Green.ees, chairman; Mai Rich
ard Sylvester vice chairman; Arthur
O'Neiil. secretary; r. F. Alvey. {. G. Arch
John V. Barross. Henry f. Baum. Dr. }.
". Bayne, A. II. Bell. Or. :. : Bond
George q. Boteler, Gen. II. Y. Boynton.
Rich. r. Bright, H. Brooks. Fred. II.
Bugher. II. II. Burroughs, j. NJ. Chamber
lain. w. c. Ciephane. Max Cohen. DIR. :.
G. Cox, Frank Croker. j. II. Cunningham
Daniel Curry. Harry y. Davis. Webster
Davis. J. c. De Nries w. G. Dodge. X. S.
ton, $. NJ. Ely. J. l.. Ewin. l.. Fahncstock.
Isaac Fairbrother DR.. A p Pardon g. X.
Finckel, W. H. Finckel. J. S. F.annery. r.
L. Franklin. John r Freeman. DIR. W. b.
+ Tenci. W IL + Ttlci, y. l. tds,e. capt.
A. =. Garden, II. J. Gensler, ]. H. Gordon.
T. 7. Hall T. r. Harvey. VIM. F. Hart
Geo W. Harvey, Or. W. p c. Hazen, .!ohn
Henderson. jr., c. ". Henshaw, l.. c. Hills.
Frank II. Hitchcock, Theo l.. Hobrook
Smith Hoover. c. +. Howe. Lee Hutchns
Dr. Chas James. Chas. J. Happier. j. L.
Keenan,, Carter b. keene, J. y. Kemp. DIR.
f. q. kimbal. Judge l. G. kimball DR.
Richard kingsman. c. II. korts. Gustave
Lansburgh. Or. II. T. A Lemon. +. r.
Levy, \. W. Lewis. Collin II. Livingston.
W. q. Lown James Mcitjh3ne. c. T.. Nc
Neil, E. c. Madden, DIR. Thos. +. Malleu.
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CHAIRMAN HOSES AND His ASSISTANTS
Systematic Mapping Out of Plans and Sp|en-
did Results Achieved
THOSE WHO HELPED THE AFFAIR

ments for the national reception to the adj
milai.
y meeting was held every afternoon at
the Amcs building. on q street and thus
the NUM- To.- Ui..,lcrS that We're necessary
t. /. C-i--3 yes We're appr G4Ched irtelli-
S"I...E ana Sc -.-scd to advan age. The
members Of H. -.umittee. bes ,des the Off
Gers ard charm, q. the other Committees
We're Mr.. }. j. Darlington, DR. w. W. John
st"n. Mr.. Edwin &. Jones, Mr.. r. G. Stew
ems. Mr. Michael l. Weller and Mr. S. w
Woodward
Transportation Committee.
The committee on transportation was au-
thorized and directed to secure from the
railroad > stems reduced rates from all
points to WASHINGTON and it did it's work
most satisfactorily. y rate of one fare for
the round "trip was secured from nnints
within a radius of 80 mics from Wash
II Ston and of one and ONE bird fares for
the round trip from more d.stant points
ms important body was composed of Ed
ward j. Stellwascn. chairma n: !. II. Small
jr vice chairman; +. 7. Madeira. secre-
tHry: q. f. Abbot. NJ. H. Adhesion j. f.
Ferry. Geo NJ. Bond. DIR. J. w Eovee l.. s
Brown. II. c. Burch. John Callahan. NJ J.
CoIher TT. DR.. j. Il. Gregg Gusts. VIM. II.
De Lacy r. b. Donaldson. j. Maury Dove
VIM F. Downey. Thad. c. Dublin. Geo. T
Dunlop. II. W. Fuller. Thos VI. Gale John
H Gheen, Alex. Grant. II. A. Griswold
Morris Hacker, Geo. E Hamilton, John
Hamilton. Or Waiter ). Harlan. 5. b.
Hege, r. W. Henderson. W. II. Hoeke, W.
c. Johnson. Jas. Il. Lamhie, E. J. Lock-
wood. Benz F. McCauly. Fred. D. Mcken-
ney. otto Mears, W. W. Merkle. Geo. w.
Moss. Wash T. Nalor, 5. c. Neale J. l..
Ncwbold W. w Porter. Louis NJ. Schaefer,
w. X. Schoepf. \. W. Sioussa, F. G.. Smith,
jr.. Colin Studs. Chas. @. Thorn, VIM. A.
Turk, Edward Weston. Capt. j. E. Willard,
Chas. Williams, Levi Woodbury. and C. +.
Young.
Committee on Medals and Badges.
The committee on medals and badges
proceeded at once upon its formation to the
accomplishment OF its duties. The Navy
Department authorities placed at the dis
poSal of the committee bronze from a tor
pcdo captured by Admiral Dewey at Ma
Mia, and designs for an appropriate sOuV-
enir badge We're invited The submit
ted by j. X. Dawson of Philadelphia was
selected and a contract entered into with
him to supply $40 of the artistic souven-
irs They are unusually handsome The
pin bar Is reproduction of the United
States Capitol, and from it hangs a yellow
satin ribbon bearing the admiral's flag of
four white stars on blue field and d re-
production Of the American flag first flown
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Daniel o'Driscoll, Thomas E. Ogram, N. G.
Ordway, Capt. ]. F. Oyster, VIM. J. Palm
er, f. +. Pettngill Theo. B. Penicks, d. G.
Pfeiffer, DR. b. G. Pool, F. C. Potts. w.
II. Pearce. Capt. ]. T. Powell. Her
man c. Rakemann, A. E. Randle, f. f.
Rapley, IF. f. Rapp, +. T. Rawlings. Lieut..
Com. l.. l.. Reamy, w. b. Renner, Charles
NJ. Richardson, NJ. b. Ridout, William F.
Roberts, William T. Robertson, Capt AL
fred Robbins, Richard Rogers. w. II. Roll
Inns, Major Burton r. Ross, George NJ
Rowe, Henry w. Samson. Lieut.. VIM. II.
Santelmann, c. II. Scherer, Adolph J. Schip-
pert William NJ Seton, r. P. Shelton, W.
A. Simpson, John b. Sleman jr., p. w.
Smith, A. f. Sperry, Milford Spohn, A. G.
Stevens, A. II. Stewart, James A. Stock
man, DIR. c. G. Stone, Major Frank Strong,
Henry w. Saman Geo. Suffer- Capt. Chas.
f. Swigart, VIM. Taylor ]. G. Traylor, Jno.
Tweedale, U.S.A.: Maj H. H. Twomby, Ell
mer Fl. Tyler, Rudolph Ullmer, Col. M
Emmett Urell. VIM. Waldecker, VIM. ].
Wallace, Major c. S. Walton, George A
Warren, Stanton Weaver, Fl. w. Weber,
Francis r. Weller, NJ. P. White, Thomas
Whitaker. Ernest Wilkinson. R c. Will
Jams, DR.. w. d. Writ, Henry B. Wisner,
c. f. Wood. John c. Yost S. D. Zea, Lieut.
E. Yea
Executive committee-William H Rapley,
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ton.
Photograph by Taylor
tract was entered into with c. H. Roster
of New York. Two hundred men. clad as
sailors, will burn red fire and keep Roman
candles hOoting during the march of the
parade tonight: there will lie aerial
displays from points in the Capitol and
monument grounds; search lights will make
be illuminated and everywhere the flag will
fly and brilliant electric displays be evil
dent.
The committee and it's executive and SUBJ
committees are as follows:
J. H. Crawford. chairman: NJ. I. Weller
vice chairman: p. ]. Brennan. secretary;
A. d. Albert, +. S. Alvord. Snowden Ash
ford. DR.. L. B. Rabbit. Charles B. Ball,
". F. Barton; William H. Bayly Henry
X. Beck, F. o. Beckett, l.. T. Bosseau.
John B. Brady, b. NJ. Bridget, Moncure
Burke. E. Burton, Capt, Chas II. Camp
bell, David S. CARL, A. B. Casselman,
Clay, F. w. H. Clay, George W. Cochran,
w. II. Collins, h. r. Combes, George W.
Cook, Arthur Copeland, NJ. G. Copeland,
A. b. Copies, Samuel G.. Cornwell, DR..
ran. Daniel Curry. J. Madison Davis, Jas.
S. Davis, Edward NJ. Dawson, l.. f. Des-
seq, II. H. Dodge, Robert E. Doyle. Geo,
w. Driver, Peter A. Drury, l. II. Dunlap,
r. W. Dutton, Mortimer Du Perow, Jay
T. Durham, John Paul Earnest, S. G. Eber-
ly, c. r. Edmonston, j. r. Ergood. E. l..
Etchison, II. c. Ffouke, A. W. Francis,
j. r. Freeman. John r. Galloway. Isaac
Cans, Andrew Geddes, r. H. Goldsborough,
J. Jay Gould, D. Agnew Greenlees. o. Har-
ry Hall. DR.. Whit Hammett. Jas. II. Har-
per. William F. Hart. ]. Whit. Heron,
Frank F. Hilder. James G.. Hill. E Lodge
Hill. Wallace H. Hills. w. r. Hodges,
Adolph A Hoehling, jr., Geo. p. T. Hoff-
man, VIM. Holmead, ]. c. Hornblower,
Conway B. Hunt, o. L. ingalls,. Julian
Jackson, f. L. Johnson. r. Edwin Joyce,
Sigmon Kann. Rudolph Kauffmann ]. Fred
Kelly, Charles Z. Kemper. J. L. Kennedy,
Charles +. Kern. Bernard Kopf s. E. kra-
mer, Jos. Hummer. Jas. r. Lackey, A. Y.
Lakeman, George W. Lange, Julius Lans-
burgh, C. A. Lieb, S. Dana Lincoln. Capt.
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Ward Thoron. n Well. w r Wilcox. J.
2. Willett. Jas. II. Winner. Fred +. Wood
ward, John r. Young. n +. Young.
Subcommittee on cCnstructiCn-Ap plet on
p. Clark, jr., chairman; W. L. Galliher,
Chas. W. Handy, Jas. b. Henderson, j.
Blake Kendall.
Subcommittee on decorations and il!umi
nations-lienry =. Blair, chairman: Thos.
+. Morgan. Ralph w. Lee, q. w. +.
SwartZe!l. Meyer Cohen.
Subcommittee on tickets-J. +. Manning.
chairman: Thomas Bradley. IL l. Hodg-
kins. Tracy l. Jeffords. J IL Magruder
Committee on Public Comfort and
Order.
To care for the great crowds that are
assembling to share in the nations recep-
ton to Admiral Dewey and to insure their
proper care and accommodation "A conn
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man Rapley devoted his entire time to the
work in hand, and the results tonight and
tomorrow will show how Zealously he pro-
ceeded and with what vigorous energy his
coll aagues aided him. The committee and
subcommittee We're follows:
Z William H. Rapley, chairman: Gen. Ellis
Spear, vice chairman: Albin NeaZey. Secre-
tary. Members-Robert Aaron A. u. AL
bert. William b. Allan. James T. Bailey,
G.. w. Barkman. ]. c. Bauman, Charles B.
Bayley. Major James L. Bell. Abel Ben
nett. Robt. Berberich, T. f. Bessman. Lieu
tenan; Sidney Bieber. II. V. Bisbee. A. Il.
Black, A. G.. Bliss. T. G. Bornkessell, F..
w. Bradford, Major Arthur Brooks n.
NJ. Brooks. j. j. Brown. Col. J. B. Brown
low. Hiram buckingham. r. 7. Burns,
Thomas Butcher. II. c. Butler. Mai. +. ~.
Butts. r. NJ. Calhoun, J. X. Carmody. Roy
Carroll, Perry ii. Carson, Eugene ID. Ca
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Ter. Geo. w. Driver. Harry Stamford. w.
F.. Barton.
Subcommittee on individual decora tons
and illuminationS-Charles f. Kern. chair
man: A. J. Clarke, A. d. Albert. John B.
Brady, F. Burton. w. r. Combes. Arthur
Copeland, ]. II. Curran, Capt. Charles H.
Campbell. z. J. Brennan, L. f. Dessez. j.
+. Durham. r. w. Dutton. E l.. Etchson,
F. w. II. Clay. J. j. Gould, II. H. Dodge
Geo. +. T. Hoffman. J. Whit. Heron. Henry
o. Hall. John Paul Earnest. Julian Jack
son, Chas. f. Johnson. r. H. Goldsborcugh,
J: II. Crawford. J: i. Kennedy Joseph
c. A. Lieb, J. L. Loose. Albert ShaTer
Edw A. Mosely. f. $. NARROW, George c.
Maynard, NJ. Marean, Rich L. Middleton,
Alexander Milne. Frank Mack, William
McGuims, T. c. Noyes. James A. NichoI-
son. John c. Rau. H. O. Towles. A s. Per-
ham. A. II. Warner. Earnest Walker, ".
NJ. Weaver NJ. l. Welle", J. Edgar Smith
John Speed Smith, Mr. Eeri. Strecks.
Committee On Printing.
Upon the committee printing devolved
the duty of making contracts for the vast
amount of stationery and such matter
necessary for such comprehensive under
taking. 1t was decided. after considera-
ton not to issue an official program with
anything like advertising in it, as il would
detract from the dignity of the celebration.
A program, however will he distributed TO
those participating in the various events.
The members of the committee are as fol-
lows:
f. c. Schafer, chairman; Rufus II. Thay-
er, vice chairman; w. A. Hungerford sec
rotary; V. J. Becker. assistant secretary.
Members-B. S. Adams. Guy Adams J. +.
Barrett, Samuel Beber, w. W. Boarman.
Capt. II. T. Brian, Paul Brockett, Dorsey
Brown. DR.. S. l.. Bryant, J. J. Collins.
John Doyle Carmody, Charles y. Cot
terill. James Cunningham, August Daetz.
r. II. Darby, II. II. Darneiile. DIR.
Ira W. Dennison, F. F. etweiler, W.
a. Domer. NJ. Dyrenforth Louis II.
Emmert. George f. Emmons. Frank NJ.
Evans, l.. Faber. Charles w. Fairfax Fred.
A. Fenning, w. j. Fowler, Frank l.. Free
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Dawson. John r. Doyle. l. G. Dunlap. An
drew Geddes. William H. Michael George
P. Merrill. William B. Powell. j. F. Peters.
H. c. Rizer. Edward Sutherland. John c.
Scofield. Blain w. Taylor, q. H. Tittman,
Elliot Woods, J. f. Watkins.
Subcommittee decorations and illumi-
nations line of parade-Isaac Cans, chair
man: f. S. Alyord. l.. T. Bo:seau. b. M.
Bridget. Percy Crawford. NJ. G. Copeland,
r. Castelberg. Edward NJ. Dawson. Morti-
mer Du Perow. John r. Galloway. J. c.
Hornblower. James G. HILL r. Edwin
Joyce. Rudolph Kaufman Sigmon kann.
S. Dana Lincoln. c. A. Leib, Capt ii. b.
LOCKER. f.. S. NARROW. Robert +. Murphy.
Arthur c. Moses. Edward ]. McQuade,
Maj X. II. Parmenter. William IL. Pon-
dexter. John c. Rau j. l.. Smthmcycr,
Theodore f. SwayZe. Lloyd b. Wight. Os-
car W. White. Joseph l. Weller NJ. |. Wei
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ward. A S. Worthington. y. L. Young,
John b. Wight. John w. Ross. Capt. Lam
sing Ii. Beach, l. 5. a.
The Executive Hoard.
An executive board of twenty-four mem
bers was created, to consist of the officers
of the committee of 100 the chairman of
the eleven committees having charge of the
various details of the proposed celebration
and nine other members. Upon this body
devolved the important duty of taking final
action upon all propositions advanced: ap-
propriating funds for the various features
and directing generally all the arrange
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expenses for his national reception was
never a serious one. finance committee
was formed, of course, and subcommittee
created to visit various interests, but the
contributions to the fund were entirely vol
untary, the amount collected being some-
thing over $4,000. The committee and it's
subcommittee were as follows: E. South
ard Parker, chairman: Frank B. Noyes,
vice chairman; J. Gales Moore, secretary.
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Wolf, A. G. Wolf. Col L. P. Wright, r. n.
Yeatman, w. p. Young.
Subcommittee on arrangements for enter
tainment of state governors and staffs-M
A. Ballinger, chairman; Gen. H. V. Boyn-
ton John V. Barross Richard r. Bright,
jr., Max Cohen, John b. Cotton. Webster
Davis, r. w. Dutton, DIR. A P. Pardon, H.
]. Gensler, Carter B. Keene, Charles ].
Happier, Judge |. G. Kimball, DIR. w. P. c.
Hazen, T. l.. Holbrook, H. Colin Living
ston. John l.. Mcneil. Judge s. C. Mills.
Continued on Twelfth Page.)
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chairman: Gen. Ellis Spear, vice chair
man; Albin Veazey, secretary; Maj. E. H.
Neumeyer, Frank Hosford, c. E. Wood,
George H. Harries Col. Calvin Farnsworth.
William M Garrett Maj. James E. Bell,
Dr. F. T. Howe, Eugene D. Carusi.
Subcommittee ON military and naval e.
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Continued on Twelfth Page.)
The times., 1899-09-14
Baltimore 81 Ohio
RAILROAD.
Schedule 10 .asct June IL. 1898.

Schedule IN effect June 12. 1899
Leave Washington tom station eorne. OF New
Jersey Avenue and Street.
For Chicago and Northwest, Festibuled Limited
uzIns 10 80 a. M, SOS, p. m. daily.
FOR Cincinnati. St. Louis, and lndilnapoia
Express. 1885 a m Vestibuled Limited 80 y
~. express l2e5 night. daily.
for Pittshury and Cleveland. loss n m ana
$50 and 1l-55 D m- daily.
Eor Columbus. Toledo and Detroit. u o5 n;shS
For winchester and way stations. 's-O'' iO-~
l. N. and $50 p. m.
ror Luray, $40 p. N daily.
,o sor baltimore, week days. KISS. S-9' oss'
17;oS E71o, xsco. rssO s.s5, 1880 Ilooo a a.
xlz:oo n 12:15, Kills, x3:O0. 1850. S:35 xs -
40, xSo5. N5.lo. 1850. x62o $50. xsO. -
xIoVo. u-5c XII so p. m. Sundays. x2oo. -s-yss -Sss
xa;do. xs:Oe. $50 xs:o0 M, xl2:05. l:uo. -
I, ~ Ss5. S5s x5o5. I5.l0. ESQ. xsOo. Al"0'
For Annapolis. 7:lO a. m: l2:ls. and s:7o p
n sundays. $50 a. NJ; 4;sS ?. n ,z
90 sof frederick. week days. sou a. m:
f.S0. 80 p m. Sundays. 9 90 a. m. 1l5 p ~
FOR Hagerstown, .i0:S5 a. M and -o'so P
Fer Boyd and way points, week days = "a
stopping at principal points only a:SG y'o'
800 p m. Sundays, 9 a m. I:15. 700 p =.
For Gaithe-sburg AID way points week az az
EDO. a. IT.. I4-50. zoo. ass. 5.S5. I-oS- -
P. Sundays. eco B. n. Lis. i.SS' ''''
For Washington Junction and way points. >"
q. m, iSo $50 p. H. week days, sOo '--'
Royal Blue Line.
All trains illuminated with Pintsch light
For Baltimore, Philadelphia. New 1ork. % 70 =,
q. m. I2-05 LIS o. m Dining Cars.l %
Royal Limited" Exclusively Pullman irHn;
Dining Car. sos Dining Carl. 500. n-5O, sna
Sundays 7.o5, eco a m. u o5 noon. LIS Dining
Car. 500. sos Dining Cara. 500, I1.so (s.eePlns
Car open 10 o'clock) and 2.s5 night.
Parl0r Cars on all day trains
Fer Atlantic Cf.y, 1000 A. m, I2o5 noon. and
LIS and soe T. "a. week days l2.o5 noon sun
days
For Cape Nay, l205 noon.
Except Sunday. xExpress trains
Baggage called for and checked from hotetS
and residences by Union Transfer Co. orders
left at ticket Offices. 619 Pennsylvania Avenue
NV. New York Avenue and 18th Street and
at Depot.
e. D. UNDERWOOD. D. p MARTIN.
ID Y. P. and Gen. Nan Mgr. PAS. Traac.
The times., 1899-09-14

The Two games yesterday were not as
entertaining as those of the day previous.
Mir. Irwin's new pitcher, McGee, was wild
IN the FIRST, and the Reds took advantage
OF his Weakness to farten their batting
averages.
In the second contest, which was called
after the sixth inning on account of dark
ness, Fifeld did better. although he was
not in the best form. Ewing tried his new
pitcher, Frisk, in the second game. and
he did fairly Nell. The teams play the
last game Of The present series today.
The scores-
The times., 1899-09-14

First base b. crrors-C Cincinnati 3 Left on
bases v sshingtoH Z, Cincinlzti 3. Pins; base On
hMlls-0f Ecsser 6. of BrtitcnsIein 3 Struck
cut-Ry Ncsec ., by BreitcHstein 5. Three base
hits Shcibeck. Crawford CoIccfan. TWD-hase
hit Beckley Picfz Mercer Sacrifice hit-fraw-
ford Stolen bases-B Barrett, BsrFy, and Freeman
Double Tisy-Corcoran 10 Becl y. hit by pitchar
By hreitenstein ?, by McGee ?. Wild pitch
The times., 1899-09-14

First base by Baltimore, 1; Louisville. l.
Left on bases Baltimore, q; Louisville, 10. Bases
on balls-of Nops, ); of Philippi, l. Struck
out-By Nops, !; by Philippi, {. Two-base hits
Monireyiie. Stolen bases Chance keister. ,:
sheekrd 9; Robinson, DeMontreyille, Fultz
Umpires-Betts and Dwyer. Attendance ,995
Time of game-2 hours and 10 minutes.
The times., 1899-09-14

liains Sacrifice hits-Kelley, Jennings, Williams,
Dillon. stolen bases-keeler. DAILY Williams.
Bases on errors-Brooklyn ,, PittsburgsS 3. Bases
on balls-of Hill ), off Sparks O. Struck out
BY Hill 3, by Sparks l. Left on bases-BrooSlyn
G. Pttsbufg 10. impress -Swartwood and Hunt.
Time Of game hours and Is minutes. Attend
ance, 2,s00
The times., 1899-09-14

Baltimore ........... 0 0 ks
Louisville ........... 0 0 %
First base BY errors-Louisvile. l. Left on
bases Baltimore, A; Louisville 3 Bases on
halls-Of McGinnity, ] off Woods, . Struck
out-By McGinnty, g. Two-base hits Ritchey,
Holmes Clineman. Sacrifice hit-Sheckard
Stolen bases-Hoy Futz, Wagner, > Double
plays Ritchey, Cingman and Kelley; Clingman
and Kelley. Hit by pitcher-By Woods l. Pass
ed ball-Smitb. Cmpires Belts and Dwyer
Time Of game hour and 40 minutes
The times., 1899-09-14
B VICTORY And 4 Defeat
The Senators and Reds Divide . e
Double Header.

HcGee and FfGeId DO the TwirIing
for NashfnEton-The Former Not
While the LATTER Succeeds in Land
ing HE Game-ResuIts Elsewhere.
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NOTES OF THE NATIONAL GAME

NJ. Stanley Robson, president of the
Cleveland club. is making his first trip
East this season. He does not take any
stock in the new league talk However
he doesn't know ii all.
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NEW YORK,
New York o 10 II o O-lS
| f,hicago ...l @ 0 0 0 o.

First base on errors-New York l. Chicago 4.
Lett on bases-New York IL. Chicago Il Three
base hit--O Brien Two-hase hits-0 Brien. Nal
larkev Stolen bases-C Carsey. Warner 2. Sacrifice
hiis-Magoon Foster Bases on balls Nal
iarkey 3, off Seymour I. Struck out-By Mallar-
key :. by seymour s. Hit by pitcher-Cnriey,
Warner Umpires-o'Day and Mcdonald. Time
Of game-I hour and So minutes. Attendance,
200.
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Massey, the Hartford first baseman. led
the Eastern League in batting. Frisbee,
of the Bos,ons who was farmed TO Wor-
cester, was second.
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The Gia.t. Win From Chicago.

The New Yorks had no trouble in defeat
ing Chicago yesterday in New York, the
Freedmanites batting out ten runs in the
third inning off MalarkeY The score:
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Pitcher McGinnity, Of the Orioles, has
entirely dropped out OF the public eye A
short time since he was the talk of the
town The inference is that his balloon
mas been punctured.
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Tsvo-base hits-Laudef Nilsson Three-bsse hit
Douglass. Left on Philadelphia. ):
Cleveland, j.. Struck t-By Donoiue g.
Double play Quinn. sullivan. and Tucker. Bases
on eIlors- Cleveland, 3 Fist base on bals-oh
Wilson. 3; of Donohue, /. galk-Donollue I'm.
pires- SNYDER and Mct'au. Time OF game-l hour
and % minutes
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Pitchers Scott and Newton, of the In
dianapolis club, will finish the season with
Cincinnati.