ow 0;ka the Seriesia
Handsome, Style.
MK hence won, TWO LOST.
My.» ore-d cont-u. in Which the
m w from W to Finlaliv'l'im
’, a final. “:orkwllwinfa Finely
‘_ Mwfikotrlwo In the Grampians.
‘9)“. 11m», (in. Linn—Jim Metric is beside
with Joy. The World's rimmpionabip
m humane tit. Innis and New York
”mum by tlu- ovurwhclming doleat oI‘
. “Brown: by the Giants. Buck Ewing’a
all around Work is
largely fl‘flmnflibiti
for the Brownu' de-
leat, not only in
this game, but
throughout the
aerial. ills proo-
oncc in the team
; yesterday went far
, toward mtrlng
the victory, as he
. not only caught
1/; ,Kcele in masterly
x/y, etyle, but he knock-
outa home run in
' the first inning, and
3“" IUTNL with three men on
Illa! in the thin] inning, sent them all home
.clllll time Inggcr to center, which lien
W17 misjudged. Keefe never pitchml
. in W atylc, and was ntngnilim-ntly sup
The New York: have clearly out.
played the Browne in the metrics, and they do-
nya their big triumph. One of Kcole‘s swilt
mule! strnck Ewing on the ends of his
finger: and knocked sevcrnlof them out of
joint. Ewing ran down the diamond and
' Maud Ward yanked the injured digits
' into place. Some cold water was then poured
upon them, and Ewing again donned his
Will!!!“ admiringcheers tor his bravery.
Hewinced frequently in receiving a hot ball,
but caught the game out. Following in the
“may:
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Bale hits: New York, 12; St. Louis, 5.
Mbasehits: New York, 1. Home runs;
New York. 2. Stolen basin: New York, 5;;
3‘. Louis, 4. First base on balls: New York,
8;8t.Iamia,2. Struck out: New York.:l;
Br, Louis, 11. Errors; New York, 2; St.
Louis, 6. Butternut: Keefe and Ewing;
. Chamberlain and Milligan. Umpires: Kelly
cudGaflney.
The Ieriea for the Wot ‘s championship
mprieee ten games, but New York has won
“in eight, and would have won it in seven
RICHARDSON.
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CHASE. liinitfiil.
EWING. 001K503.
luau unfortunate accidents to Connor and
Brown) Wedneaday, which gave the game to
St. Louis in the last inning alter New York
had got.“ well in hand. The twa other gum
will In played, but will be more exhibitions.
The inmost has gone now. New York will
probably give the colt batteries a chance at
the Brown: now. With the world’s chum
[kinship New York wins the Dauvray and
Hall cup- and the pennant, which with the
League pennant gives them {our trophiov tor
the moon's work. For winning this series
each player get: 3200 extra. The {allowing
dummy shown the total scores 0! ouch of
height games plpyerl and the total at mm
madein the series:
Few York. “Hi 0 l I; n 1-: 5 11-4-9
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The tint League mm of the New York
Bub-ll club wan that of 1&3. when they
mafia: intha race. in the reason of
ten they thd with Chicago for (north place.
In 1&5 they made a brilliant record, holding
“a lead for the greater part of the reason
and finishing lam], clone behind the Chi—
m 1111856, alter a hard fight, the club
“(I the reason in third plum. They were
Ibo third in 1387.
William Ewing, the paiular captain of the
”Into, hallo lrotn Cincinnati, and is about
fl years at age. ills prdmiullol careu'
Mu from them of PM), at which time
It caught tor the Rochester club. lie em
nun. mmf.
RAID.
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byli- KewYork clubln 1833,“:
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W’ 1‘. Gore, the well hour: a“
Iridium. mar-«Woe. lie hub-no
player dam 1871. lie la the
and a seed batman
William Brown, the catcher, la a native of
editor-ma. lie leabontit’lyeanot age, over
Iixleottnlland weighaabout 1%. It take-
much hard work to bring out Brown‘a good
qualitiel,andduringthe presentmwnhebu
beenallowed to nut, Neverthele- Mable
dme Ionic good work. . ’
William Germ, the yang left handed
'pilcher,m born in Bellalre, 0.,andio'5
years of age. He is a clever player. icing an
excellent batter and a good have runner
He in ambidextrous, though naturally lctt
landed. George II a very promising and
valuable man.
Michael 'l'lcrnan, who guard: right field tor
the Giants, was born in Trenton, N, J., and
in 21 years of age. lie weighs only 1m
pound. but, nevertheless, he is. one o! the
heavy batter: oi the- team, and aim one of
the best bow runmm. lloi» strictly tem—
perate in his habits, and hi very popular with
hie lcllow playera. ‘
marten). - mm.
u‘imvnxr. m'nruv.
rxnnvAN. BROWN.
John M. Ward, the widely known short-
stop, WM born in IMlci'onte, Pa, about
twentyénino years ago. He has been in the
professional ranks since 1877. He has born;
with the New York: since ih‘i’i, during which
time he baa distinguished himsel! both at the
bat and in the field. Early in the ’80:; there
was not a better pitcher in the country than
Ward. Ila retired from the box during the
latter part 0! the new»: of 1553, and since
that time has playcd shortstop,
Jami-s O'Rourke. the brilliant all arrmml
player, was born in Bridgeport, Conn, and
has grncul the diamond since I‘lil. Jim is
orient the veterans of. the League; As an
all around player he has but few equals. He
is a. good out fielder, an excellent catcher and
a line bawrnin, lie is also very enacting
with the bat.
Daniel Richardwn was born in Elmira, N,
Y., and has been with the New York club
since Dbl. lie was engaged {or a third base
man, but he soon fell into his natural poni-
tion~thot of guarding mud I-osc. lie is
Itrictiy first class, either at the hat or in the
lit-III.
The “colts,” who Were added lathe team
last spring, have proved a valuable acquisi-
tion. They comist of Crane and stutter-y,
both Boston boys and both first. class player:
and very popular; Elmer Fmter, the MW
apoiia player, whom sprinting abilities are so
well known. and Gil Hatfield, an tax-member
of the I’ortlamls, nnzl a promising all around
player.
All America Win- Again.
OMAHA, Nah. Oct. 20.-—~Chicago, :5; All
America, 133. Hit»: Chicago, 5; All America,
if). Errors: Chicago. 4; All America, 2.
Batteries: Toner, Ryan and Daly, llcaly and
Carroll.
BEDELL CDNFESSES HIS CRIMES.
He Adult. Fraud to the External 0180.000,
and It Make- Him Faint.
SEW; YORK, Oct. iii—The examination oi
Jamey-£41. licdell, the larger, lately employed
by the law firm of Shipman, Barlow, Lara-qua
& Clioatc, in the suit brought by his former
employee again» the Bank oi the State of
New York, was proceeded with hetero Judge
Barrett, in the supreme court. He finally
utmeulod to nnawcr questiomi put to him.
He was examined as to twentyocight checks
which were made out by Charles M. Midge,
cashier or the law firm, at BedeII's request,
payable at the Bank at the State of New
York, upon the order ()1 various parties, and
bearing the uigmtum of some member or the
fin; lie acknowledged having not only in
dorsal hiaown name upon cachet the checks,
but also the names of the pew towheee
order tlwchcch were drawn. An Iarna he
could retm'mber hermived aimlderntion {or
each check in the shape of money or check.
Witness said he had uoauthority from the
plaintilla to Iiopoait the checks or collect the
my. Home of the checks, witmae mid,
were cashed by James S. llcnry, the lawyer
who figured In mole of bio trumrtiona
Henry, he said, paid the lace value on them.
The checks regarding which the witness wan
examined aggregate“ ”mono. \I’Itne. be
came taint. and at his rogue-t the examination
who adjourned.
A rm: Chm In “common Sir-cu.
Wampum, Oct. 26.--”Boch” Taylor, the
"King at the Cowboys," with the Buflllo
Bill nhow, created tome excitement in thin
city yc-tcrday. lie lett lien. licale’a lam
with Tony Mrilhanothcr cowboy, and
had charge of come deer Ind chickpea. One
01’ the deer gateway-ad nwhalvreaktor
liberty. and was given a wild clan-e through
uncity by “Buck," who wan on bombard.
Hole-nod it near Tooth and (1 mm The
animal- were being taken to the timid-anew:
grounds, when they will be kept
ammmm. Altar landing the ant.
M“BM”1N“I|O§IW, pat itlna
wagon and drove it to the flotilla-onion
groan-k
m. Ila-fa Int-nu 6m.
New mm, Oct. film-Dunn Hand, a
wealthy minute! Gallium, has given to
mam Weill"
York 01,900,000 to out,
whichlttobe h the «locational
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Thurman at Cincinnati, Blaine
at New York.
Two GREAT GATHERINGB.
Win Day at the “MM l9
position—’11” We now . m
Blot-e ‘l'nlh to Melt-Americana In III-
hon Square-miter Political Km
Ottoman]. Oct. “lit—W Day at
the centennial was a magnidwm succe-
Thcnremwmiullotstunnnataneafly
hounmdallwm bent in the directional
unexpodtionlmild'mga At 10 dchickthe
galleries”)! Manic hall began tolillu ,tbe
people remaining in their vantage until
the parading Dmocracy marched in. Judge
Thurman was literally Medan min;
by Mend. whocalled at the Grand hotel to
Nymrapm andhewuaodehyed
that he did not get to breath-t until 11
o‘clock. At 12 the parlor dwn were thrown
open, and until the time of bin departure for
the reviewing staid on the centemial
grounds the judge almolrhuudawith hundred:
of ladies and gentleman who crowded in to
use him.
Hon. John G. Carliale arrived at the hotel
at i p. 111., and amnnpanied Judge Thurman
to the reviewing unml, where they remained
until the procueion had ml by.
Fully WI) erwcratic clubs were in line,
mwiiy uniformed. The [waders were an
hour and a halt in winning. and during this
time Judge Thurman remained standing with
head unmwcrml. The clubs mnrclml into
Manic hall from Elm street and were mooted
with a tn-nicnrloua ovation. The crowd it?
side the buildings when the exerciam began
its Varimtnly (‘Htillluhfll at from will) to
75,!!1). The ladies oi the roovqitiiin commita
too, in hanelwne ntrect costu mes, wore white
satin rcccptimt bmlgon, and the little girls
with the names of the state: diagonal. When
Judge Thurman row to speak um children
clustered around him and waved lmulannaa.
The greeting the old gentleman received
1mm the vast crowd was surprising. it was
more} minutes before quiet mold be to
noted. Judge Thurman's :5;me was un—
usually feiicitous and tally maul to the
occasion. Theabainunn read the lollowing
mlcgrurt;
, Warner/ton, OK,"— 25.
James Million, president, Cincinnati:
i very much rcgret that hire. Cleveland and
myself must deny ourscivca tin» pleasure of be-
ing prose-u: at the centennial exposition on berm,»
crntic tiny, and we can only say that our tillapv
kindly invited us. Heaven (manure.
NEW YORK, Oct. 26,—]: acquainted that
7,000 people were preacnt last evening at the
inch-American protection mass meeting in
Madison Square Garden. Patrick Ford pre-
aided, and a large number of lrbih—Amcrhran
citizens acted as vice prontdenln and secre—
thrice.
Mr. Ford dciiwrczl nelson ndrlrcm to the
allot that Ir'uhmon should favor protection,
as England favors free trade. Ho read the
following telegram to bimecll from Mr. Hur—
riaon:
l gratefully accept the c.mgramiathim at the
lriah-dmcrican protrcrinuiso; new assembled in
man meeting in Medium square Garden, and in
return congratulate them and you on the mag:
niflccnt impulse their intelligent moi haw given
tothc (111154: of protcctmn in thin campaign.
BKSJLIU “memos.
Patrick Egan, president 0! the lrieh Na-
ing principally upon the Comet: club and its
work.
David B. llealey spoke next, and was {ol—
lowod by Edward Olhleagher Combo, was
condemned to :Ienth'aa a Fenian. Both were
greatly cheered. Great enthusiasm wu then
aroused by the appearance oi Mr. Blaine,
who spoke with great vigor for hall an hour,
being frequently interrupted by awlanao.
After his speech was couclmied J udge
Brennan. 0! Iowa, and a number of «hen
spoke, but most ol the amiieme departed
when the hero oi the evening did.
)levritt Approve! the mule-n! 'l'lclwt.
NEW YORK, Oct. Iii—in a letter to the
chairman of n ratification meeting Mayor
Hewitt defined his position regarding the
national Democratic ticket by relerring to
hi Ipoech in the home March 30, law, in
favor or tree raw materiah and a revised
turifi. He adds: "Grover Cleveland pos-
Imesthe mnildcnw ol the 11mm, bemoan
hearnulil. by bio unawarving tummy, bio
wurageand histadepem’ence. The nameol
Allen 6. Titanium is; household word with
umpeople who love him [or the record he
humade iii-long lite of honorable public
service. For their Ck“, thereiore,» well
u for the principles they rcprment, Clever
Iandund'l’hurmandelcrvc,andll~llevc
will receive, the approval of a tree and into}
“gent mile." This monument atruttho
question of Mr. Howitt'l lower: oi Mr.
Cleveland
The Jclerum It loll-nativity.
chnsmrraov, N. Y., (M. comm lien»
cratic conniimat Thom Jcnermu arrived
Intent 7:30 taut averting. [mated by two
atcam tugs. The boat had run (nan mn-
were supplied with political documents. A»
theJeflermncamtnIothocnythmandad
filled the M and bridged. The
thaocmwcmte cam lanterns,
and-company“ torch Moment-drain
corps wehiornul the boat. Epoch- were
madnirornthehoatandattheprkby
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70 W ASII [N G'1‘(’)N S'I‘llliJE'l‘.
T. BURR GUYER & SON.
IPRIHOWOOD.
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A“. "RIDER?“ PILL! I! PRflMP'I‘LY.
WE HAVE RECEIVED some
NEW PERFEGTIDN BUGKWHEA'I' FLOUR IN PACKAGES
a with ramming aplrndid. try a noisy at the
We are turning the ('cichratel (humour Macaroni
twice; week. For (mum-o. Immune. limmnu. Malignlimper. Mani Nu”, Nsw (hummus ll
Apricot». Ralph/mm. mathemmangv: and Imam: Fulani a hm line ot Iniul Finite.
mom-mi
We have to
Dew Drop Canned Goods
Which are rim-fly tin-t clan and will wit the inner. lanidioru.
We are selling t‘uciiiil Ellip- limit! at I
per pvmwi. Ilu'b I-‘ufi t'nram
A Look at Our Inn-go Assortment of
TUBE-‘-
Vflll Sufi-51y You '1 but For
and Quality,
The Flame to Buy in at
DAVID STOW’S
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN ANT.
UP STAIRS.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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arr will HID [Tm THEIR ADVANTAGE 1'0 TIMI)! m DI.
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Now is the time to put in vour
WINTERS STINIK!
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ALL THE FAVORITE KINDS
Always in Stock.
Mfih
Delivered By Careful Drivers.
Clean and Free from
Slate 01' Stone.
W
RAYMIINI] Bills
The a... W m Reliable.
DAILY FREIGHT Lin.
Nurwalk llewiurk.
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City of Nor-walk it Eagle,
{Fill make daily tripe. .“umlaye excepted, for
imam bflwflcn New iork, Norwalk and South
.‘ur w::'I;. Will have Pic! c}, loot u! Beekman street,
.‘ww Yulii. «awry owning, except Saturdays, It IS
och-mound or. Semi-cw at 2 p. in. Leave Nor»
Waili Bruce and bout Norwalk «may evening.
Freight taken from and received for all
polnll on the Danbnry and Norwatk and
shop”); Railroads at Greatly Reduced
Batu.
Upon a pii(_"‘ion to agents the City of Norwalk
and ling e am he sent {or special lots of freight
anywhere in New York or its vicinity.
WA" patrons are forbid trusting any oi the
employee of the boats of inisiinc on accounlof
the owner» thereof.
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150. NORWAI. .
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FRAMING at lowest nrim.
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FuII line of Artists' Materials.
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“aunt"
S'PICADI
HEATER.
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Twenty in me in this town, one oi [hernia the
Sentinel Office, where it can be seen inopeutlon on
application.
menisci ER
Solo Agent Ior
90¢
Norwnlli.
SANITARY PLIIMBIXG AND DOW ”13880113
HEATING A sl’BCIAL‘n’.
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W‘l'acilitlea to: comm all DMD! 11m.
WABIIXFH‘I’TIN 87.. South lore-lit. (It
in manner
JIIISIC HALL BUICK.
First-class Groceries
AT LOW PIIIUFS.
We always hauoa had the mid-renowned
finichesier
Ilreamery
Butter
rm: the M 11mm to the state»
8' pills.
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Norwalk Chronicler