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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-08
TOBACCO INTERESTS.
Annual Meeting decentralization "i
Mr.. Bridges ~ Inspector.

Mr.. Bridges ~ Inspector.
The annual meeting of the Tobacco Trade
was held Yesterday at the ENchanee-'r.
X. \. Patterson presiding.
\ resolution wa, adopted for the appoint
mpnt of "a committee of nine. The duties Of
this committee are To consider the adNisa-
hility of revising the entire constitution and
bylaws of the association. especially the
portion that relates 10 the duties. fees and
The manner of election of the tobacco i'll
~pector
Mr. {. Mcleod was unanimously re-
elected secretary and treasurer.
Mr.. X. \. Trice was elected aucuOneer by
reclamation.
Nice-Presidcnt l.. u. Christian made an
excellent speech defining those be regarded
a. qualified voters. He took the ground
that man must Doe actively engaged I'm the
tobacco trade 10 Doc eligible 10 vote. Nomi-
nations were then called for the Office of IN
-pcctor.
Ex-Presidcut Boykin in fitting terms.
nominated Mr. ". VI. Bridges for rc-clec-
ton.
Mr.. James Leigh Jones made an excellent
address in presenting the name Of Colonel
G. X. Barksdalc.
Mr. James Y. Boyd and Mr.. Charles Wat
kins seconded the nomination OF Colonel
Bark sddlc.
General Peyton Wise seconded the nomi-
nation of Mr.. Bridges.
The secretary began 70 call the roll AZ
l2:iO O'Clock. aud when the name Of Nr. \.
.. Jones was called q protest against his
voting was entered lag General Wise aud
Mr.. T.. -. Christian.
The Chair ruled that Mr.. Jones could not
vote. Among other votes challenged were
General peyton Wise and secretary Me-
leod
As the challenged votes were even IL was
decided 10 Law them on the table.
The vote resulted: Bridges, -; Bark sdale,
T..
Mr. Bridges election was then made
unanimous.
General Wise offered resolution looking
20 the appointment of weighcr of leaf TO-
baccO for the Trade. Referred.
Al l.nn n'clneh tho meeling ndInnrnNI.
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BLOODY RIOT
st "a Colorei Church-Onlcer Austin Cut
.Eingleadcr. Arrested.

iIu- leaders arrested
Il~tui-hf % colorrd concert was given 100
iAe Third--trcct A. VI. l.. Church. colorcd.
by Fanny PAYNE Walker c0l0rDi. While
t1e SHOW wa. going 0H % dispute occurred
between fNO rival cOlorrd clubs known a~
ihc Ideals and thc independents. Words
arose. followed lt blows. and 20 ross. "a RUM
uu-. and riot quickly succeeded. Matters
soon grew 500 warm That thr coiorrd canta-
if'ce in charge n1d Go telegraph ihe llird
police station ior protection.
Sergeant Brooks ai once sent officer fo--
lar fn the scene uf the disturbance. lie ar-
rested % man named john Iolc-. whom he
found f0 hr active in tine trouble and
brought him 100. I'm ihe mean time Officers
Austin and llulcher. hearing oi tiie ii-hi,
went together with officer Rcdiod to ihc
place and found "a riot in iull progress. The
nc.qoe~ began iO throw Stones 40 ins officers.
and two of them. Thomas Buiord and
Charles kDN. were caught in fhr act and
captured. just then officer Austin SAW
Harry shelton engaged iu LEADING the trout
Bile and attempted fo arrest him. SHELTON
resisted. and ihc negro crowd called oui
kill the 81 q Whlic-liNcrd
" Mn. Austin persisted. however and
made the arrest. hui mot until shelton had
resisted and cut him in the side with knife
or razor Luckily hi, cl0thin. prevented
the wound from penetrating deeply enough
to Doe fatal hut when Dee arrived at the -ta-
tion with his prisoner. his outside. %, well
a~ in-idcs clothes were saturated with
blood.
Charges were entered against the rioters
as follows: Harry shelton. 90 drunk and
di~OrdcrN ~ N'olonily resisting an officer
CD mlawmll, and f.lOniou~ly cutting an
officer with intent to Nil.
Bulum and RuN. arrested (Wh0 were az
rested hy Officers llulcher and Redford).
were charged Ol with fighting and creating
20 disturbance n tine street. and 60 with
throwing STONES and resisting Officer
Austin while in tine discharge of hi, duty.
An three ol These candidate, Tor the pen
itoniary will have "a hearing before his
honor. Justice Crutchicld. this morning.
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THE RAILWAY MATTER.
Mr. Gould's Interest in Mrs. Ilynn-Does
lie Want to Mary the widow

The article published exclusively in this
paper SUNDAY relative fo the change con-
tcmplated i'm the ownership and manage
mcnt of the Electric and City Railway
line, has caused much comment. and also
spcculaliOn a. 10 why JAY Gould should
wish 10 dabble his fingers in such a small
bowl ~ the Richmond railways. That Mr..
Gould did interest himself in them. how
ever. 10 the extent Of sending lawyer here
to look after Mrs. Flynn'- interest IN court,
j. certainly a fact.
MIR. Gould asked Captain John :. Wise 10
represent Mr.. FLYNN in the litigation now
pending in the Chanccry Court. and Cap
tain Wise wired back that. he was already
retained a. counsel for the other side. Then
MIR. Gould employed Mr. Putzel and told him
tocomc here and project the widows cause If
II took "A hundred million dollars TO do il. Mr..
Putlcl came. and ~ far rs he could did rs
directed. The case did not, however. ma
t,irc sufficient, 10 give him much scope.
The GOuldS and The tlynn- have been
neNt-dOOr neighbors for years, and IL The
wily old millionaire has recently lost ms
better half. il il suggested that his cspOlisal
Of the handsome widows cause Is prompted
by matrimonial intentions. OF course THIS
is surmisc. but Gould has never had the
reputation for interesting himself IN any
thing or anybody unless there Was great
deal Of money IN view.
The consolidated company referred To
sunday will very likely be formed this week,
and the railway lines and electric cOmpa-
mics will change hands before long.
Mrs. Flynn will be- in the new cOmbina-
ton.
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THE LABOR HERALD.
Iccfinc or fhe board of Directors Not
Likely that II VIII lie Immediately Is

Likely that II VIII lie Immediately Is
sued.
Yesterday afternoon at late hour call
Was issued for meeting of the directors Of
the Labor Herald" Publishing Company.
This j. the first call that has ever been i--
sued and signed by the president since II
VA. ORGANIZED under the laws If the state
of Virginia. Alderman John +. 'happcll
and captain 3. T.. fuull were present.
about twenty minutes thereafter Mr..
George Duncan came into ihe meeting.
4. soon n- they began 10 organize. how
ever. Mr. Duncan bottled and len the meet
inc. lie did not assign any reason except
that he wished 10 consult counsel. This
left the board without "a quorum. They
did NOT know how tO proceed. huf their cm-
hHrrl--ment WIS relieved 300 very few mo-
manf- hy the appearance 90 w lillian II.
Mullen who came in. and thus % quorum oi
three ouf of lile OF Tire directors WAS o'-
tanned.
Tine meeting was called fo order hy Mr..
Charpol. loo the chair. and Mr. fuqua a-
secretary YI0 tam.
\ resolution was offered hy Nr. Fuqua.
which Was seconded hy Mt. Mullen. au-
fhonIin- thc employment of counsel. VINO
should represent them 300 ih' case oi W MT
f.iN ~hopper.ou agtiu-t Tho Labor Herald
Puhli-hin. Company and the directors ir-
dtidullit. Nr. Edmund pcndlci0n. of the
firm of Jackson a. pcndlcf0n. was unani-
mnu-iN selected l0 represent them. and J g
f.. fhe first lawyer selected i0rthc purpose.
A. w1- learned 40 90 Date hour last night
that ~Gcneru" Ld-ar Allan had stated lo
.Iud.c fi1hu.h CHAT he WIS selected %
represent iho company. huf Nh. 'happcn.
Captain frpua. ami Mr.. Mullen stated that
fhD, hai uli -nou "Hrurrnl' Ail1n. nor hao
Nlsf 49,. p.udlnfon will do hl- mot been
announced. huf Dee ha- % majority ot ihe
board DfdI.,inl- h.hind niu and Dee repre-
sent. ihr company and % majority of iht
directors inlii iduHilF.
n i- safe t0 -ay. a- tho IINE~ h1- said le-
lul. that fh. LnL.f Hclufd sill -00n he
among th. things of thc past
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Governor Lee has not yet decided whether
ho will commute the sentence of Simon
Walker. the negro boy under sentence OF
death ia Chesterfield county. who. without
Executive clemency, will be hanged next
Friday. The Governor will have consul
taiion with Judge 'lopton, and then he viii
decide whether Ia further interfere,
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Yesterday. 40 j. O'Clock NJ. Mr.. William
4. Pcarman and Mis-, Dora GRAY. adopted
dauehter of Alderman Joseph ". Garter.
were united in marriage ~ Mr.. Carriers r,'--
idencc. No. 1926 Ncnable street, by Rev. j.
G.. Martin. pastor of nion station Meiho-
dist hur.h.
The Bride was attrcd in "a dress Of army
blue Henrietta cloth. trimmed in pas>ameI-
teric. ant looked very sweet. She was The
recipient of many handsome and useful
presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. pcarman left on the Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
r0ld Yesterday evening al > O'Clock for
Washington. On the same train Were the
KNIGHT, Tcmplar Of This city and Peters
bsrg. MIR. rcaman j, himself knight
Tcmplar. The couple will not return for
several DAYS.
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apparatus, which ran in quick order 10 the
scene for nothing.
The second alarm was at 1870 i. VI. II
was turned in from box IL, corner of Main
and Pine streets. The cause was the acct
dental catching on fire of some bedding IN
the third story of Mr.. II. G.. Forstmann's
drug store. No. 80 west Main street, he
tween Pine and Bcl,idcrc. The damage
done was the burning Of mattress and
other articles. How the fire happened no
one knew nj midnight. The loss. il was cN-
pcctcd. would not reach 5000. Insured.
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the long express
train which dashed
into the paNOniH
depot of the Erie
Railroad M twenty
five minutes past
> o'clock Yesterday
afternoon brought in
a. jolly a lot OF men
~ were ever landed
al Jer~cytity. They
were the New \ ORR
baseball team and
their friends. and
every mothers SON
If them with "a -mil-
ing face. The cu-
CINE pulled with
conscious pride. tlIc
cODdiictor stepped
on with more dig
nifty fhnn ll.mnl. and
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the glOriOu, wei
come and I he
| JOYOUS hubbub.
The president and
stockholders and
manager came in
for their share Of
good words. but
whenever "a name
in the team
W as mentioned
hun drcus of
I hrO Is were
cracked in W.
cifcrOus cheers.
\ crowd followed
some of the boys
up TO Twenty
third street. and
il wasnOt until the
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-08

Tine Committee on Ground, and Buildings
met loo ihe Engineers office Yesterday at
G:3n o'clock =. W.. Mir. Charles Phillips
in the chair Tine Usual weekly pay-nll
was ordered 90 he paid. AND several apple
Giants cor work on thc new cts iiail We're
placed on the list. 4 petition tmn capiin
Angle. of the second precinct asking FOG
additional water. was referred o. the Board
Of Police Commissioners.
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Mr.. Peasants offered a resolution which
appointed committee of i've 10 make a
careful investigation Of the whole system.
lis management. and report whether. m
their Judgment. the said roads viii or can
l,c made 10 give a better service, and to re-
port. further. whether il j., in their opinion,
.xpedicni for the Council 10 order The 'hi
Attorney 10 proceed against either or both
.Df the said companies for the non-fulfllmcnt
Of their contracts. ~ expressed in the char
fers which have been granted 10 them by
1he Council Of the city of Richmond. Re
tcrrcd 20 the street Committee.
I'm Offering the resolution. Mr.. Peasants
said that he intended no reflection upon the
owners or managers Of the road. He knew
some Of them and esteemed them highly.
but he loved his people better. They were
urging that the Council should take some
action in the matter, and he wanted them
~ know that the members Of this body were
nOi unmindful Of their interests.
Adjourned.
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THE CHAMPIONS.
GRAND OVATION TO THEM ON
THEIR ARRIVAL HOME.
How the News was Ecccivcd-"Ne are the
Peopie"-LocaI Interest over the Con
test-TinaI Report of the League Direct
ors Not Yet Announced.

The New York papers Of Yesterday are
wildly eNubcrant over the victory won hy
the Giants over the l}can-catcr- in the hard
and obstinate contest for the League pcn-
nant. which was decided saturday. and won
by the New Works. The New York UcI"i"
Of Yesterday gives the following account 81
the rcceltiou of the champions IN that city
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The official report of the directors ~ 10
tine final relative Status of The player, has
NOT yet been completed. and may not be for
% day or two. As soon as il j. finished the
TINES Will present 10 90 it, readers. Bciters
viii NOT Dee expected TO settle until that re-
port d. officially declared.
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-liic last ~atur-
DAYS came with
Cleveland N 20
talked over and
over again. and
an tine features
rclcar~cd ~ 10 Do
salts faction.
kecic- pillllcr-
were discussed.
and his superb
showing Of Tues
daN and saturday
was "a prominent
topic. Nick l.ilgcl
was ofcriloWing
with good hunlOr.
and after insist
ing several times
that hc WAS mo-
Jonah The last
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Two Alarms of lire.

There were TWO alarms Of lire yesterday.
The first was from box -, corner oi II.
lame. and Du,al streets. which was turn
al in about - o'clock VI. This was caused
l,y some kindling Wood close 30 a hot stove
II, a house on the far north Of second street
catching lire. The wood was drenchcd with
buckets of water. There was no need Of
dire alarm, and certainly no need Of the fire
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There were three electric ears running
Yesterday. and the conductors had in-tric-
iiOns not Ia allow any passengers 10 stand
ON the platforms. This WAS not done for
public convenience. bat only to prevent
over crowding aud save To some extent the
machinery Of the motors,
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mrAE M rEcmIN, III.

when the feuyboat reached the slip ON
the New York side and the gates were
thrown open for the conqucring hcroe, Co
enter and take possession of the city. there
was another r0usine reception.
Iii. nj. vi. vi. VIZ
'lt seemed ~ if all the 00minN Of the
town had broken loose and assembled at
the foot Of chambers street 10 welcome their
idol, of the baseball team. Hundreds of
small boys chccrcd and stamped and
about lost their little heads. and the cham
piOn, had 10 run the gauntlet Of all this
yelling mob. Proudly the returning
heroes marched mp the street. and ai
every corner clear 10 the L. road
station gentlemen stood about and
lifted their hats and added To-
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~O'Rourkc and
Herman and { on
nor and w hiinc.
were all there a-
large as life. and
the ~cltailpoini-
ed reception
com lnittcc of
one thousand
= hook + u ri D.
hands. pluckcl
at their clothes
and~ split throat,
iu yelling. IT WAS
"a wonderful Oval
tion. the like of
which has never
before been seen
i'm these parts.
and the dear BOYS
seemed 90 appre-
ciair the keen cN-
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preston il lt ''Il Is NV lN'fs
light because AN CArCuIE. NEW YORK.
were filled with the consciousness Oi h1fiht
done hard work all summer. There was 90
sprinklin. Of fair maids too. and ihe WdN-
in- Of dainty handkcrchicf- and ihr clhl-
ping Of ladies hands gave delightful /D-i
tO the animated scene. The Nicinr- ai th.
OiNmpian game i'm ancient Greece WDi'
never more proudly received than llir
League champions who came in from iir
last victorious battlefield Yesterday.
"lt was pretty tight squeeze tore1ch thc
frrry-hoat. and no mistake. Dat when Nich
Engcl. Jr.. {. 4. Dillingham;. W. -. Apple
ton. james J.. sullivan. II. T.. Dillingham;.
Joseph Gordon. james J.. Cochran and %
score of others followed President Day ini.
the gcntlcmcn's room crowds gathered
about him and Manager Nuiric and asked
about hundred questions go once.
I'VE ARE TIE PEOPLE"
1T is safe Ito say that MANAGER 'leemt'
was never 80 happy before in all IBIS life. h.-
cause the struggle which gave New ORR
the pcnnani for the second time came 40 the
last moment.
wv ho are the people = asked some ha-c-
ball enthusiast with knowing emphasis.
1--WE are the people. answered tine Giants
manager. and then the shout went around
again. \ messenger boy hurried 100 and dee
mgcd Day and Muirc with kilograms of
Generalization from all parts of the coun-
try. Millionar.s. clerks. actors and ado
mirer- of the great American game hlo
sent these messages over the wires Co tell
the sictor- how glad they were ai the elori-
Ou~ result.
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SMOKE Kinney Bros. cigarette, ..,.
from the brightest AMI highest n,...i
leaf grown. adv.
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ASK your grocer fol fho "Du..,.
Patent Flour. Phone 21j. adv
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StO SALARY, $40 EXPENSES ~
= Wv advance. allowed each month.
steady employment Af home OBJ tfHttI'..
so soliciting. lu-c.. delivering aul make
in- crAtriton.. 40 postal e.ris. AIIf..-.
with stamp. hAiEN * co.. Weua. ono.
ic-- lu. 10 .~AN~uin
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TIE "Danlop' Patent Flour .a. ,.
superiors. Phone Z,j. Try it-anv
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The Dunlop" Patent Flour ID again
on the market and better than ever be-
fore. Phone 27j-adv
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Ger the best-the celebrated Dun
lop' Patent Flour. Phone 725-adyl
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WE ARE THE PEOPLE.

NI
"Pro-idcni John Il. Day. calm and happy.
followed and after him came Manager
James Nutrie. positively hilarious with joy.
II was "a rather tircsomc trip from love
land. bat a. that was the decisive haiil'-
ground of the year tine boys had Ten ihc
Forest City with no small feeling oilcefti at
midnight on Saturday.
WELCOMED AZ THE DEPOT
with their erpeack- and bundles. ihe
party stepped along >mlrtly toward ihe
ferry Slip. and the moment they reached ihc
depot gate 70 great shout went pap.
"liurrah for the Niant~, Hip. hp. hul-
rah, 1igcr-r-r,"
"For the first time the party saw ihc im-
men-c crowd waiting tn receive tine con-
pucrOrs. Fully thousand people bad elih-
cred t0 greet the boys. and such cheering
wa, never heard before. Ile employees
about the depot We're startled at ihe unusual
Noise and then grand scramble ensured in
shake hands with the individual member
of the team. Gore WAS seized AMI pulled
about n great elcc 10y the baseball clJuk-.
while sir Timothy kcof' could scarcely
withstand the tociiornu~ demonstrations OBJ
ioy. Everybody WIS mad with delight al
the return of the champions. and lhr mum
dred- of expressions 81 intense satisfaction
and praise heard ou .all sides Wcro almost
enough to swell the heads 0i ihe returning
PLAYERS.
- great was the crowd and 800 actively
intent WAS every man Go add something ln
the flood of praise that % regular blockade
ensucd and the members of ihn team nan
difficulty ian getting o. the ferry boat.
>hort~top Ward Wa- missed. and when
the crowd learned that Doc and Richardson
had remained i'm Cleveland. three Times three
cheers were given with 20 viii for tine absent
ones. Nobody. jim fact. Was forgotten.
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MANCHESTER MATTERS.
sew. in "a Nutshell From over the Rive

NtN ti "a y ar shtii rom ONfi ihf iiN'if
The public schools of Manchester opened
"a nIut-month- session Yesterday. iht i.-
lowing i- the enrolment af fhe white schools .
lligh school. 3D.. school No. !. 80. school
80. .. 30: ~rh0D. 80. 3. 80. school so. !. o.:
school NO. o.. go: school No. d.. ~. school
so. 3. .G: school so. -. $40. Total. in.
This enrolment SLOWS au increase over
last wear of about hift lhr enrolment boz
the colorcd schools VIII Doe completed Ice
day.
CHURCHES.
Owine to the continued illness Df ReN.J.
j. ,lout0n. rector Of Meade Memorial
Church. there were lay sermons 40 tle
church sunday morning. sunday ni-hi
Rev. " T.. Williams. assistant minister af
ST. Marks Church, Richmond. olliclaied and
preached.
The revival ~ort ico- 900 Ne~t-lud Mcth1-
di-t church continue undated. sunday
night they were very interesting. The pa.-
tor. Rev. Mr.. Wise. preached. and two pcnl-
tents approached the altar. Last NIGHT This
prOuacted meeting wa- largely attended.
and tn ~eV ices will Dee kept nap every night
this week.
At Central Methodist Church. Rey. J.. II.
Peterson. the pastor. preached holi morning
and nj -hi. and administered the holy conn
munion after preaching IN thr morning.
Rev. j. Cleveland Hall. pastor ut tAr
Pre- bYtcrian Church. administered the
Lords supper in the morning, and preached
both morning and night
NOTES.
If the Improvements on Fourteenth street
are not hurried up. the approaches 90 the
public school buildings viii Doe in bad
condition whenever "a rainy season sells n.
lfffl. Iat uuut.I lfst tt.u- Very IIIII
hurt sunday evening. I'm company with
number ol other boys they played On'>pring
Hill. near the water tank. and threw stones
down the bill. \ stone struck the head Of
Young Lacy and inflicted quite q wound.
lie was taken 10 the foot of ihc bill.
Then his head wac haihed. and he was
taken to his home and medical assistance
called for. The wound Is NOW healm. mp.
quite "a numberof Manchester enthusiasts
ON the game Of baseball. who hct On the
Bo>ton-. are rather blue. and are waiting
for the official PRONUNCIATION Of the games
lost and won and the percentages.
Mis-, Leila BdllOWc. who has been quite
sick. was well enough Ia Dee up Yesterday.
Miss 1hadie Pulling and Miss Cora Dab
ney. Of Richmond. were in the city yester-
day visiting friends.
Judge Il. \. Hancock has zone 90 Peters.
burg.
The Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Company have built side track on the
cOmpauy'- property near the depot on upper
Hull street. This will prove 10 be- a great
convenience 10 Manchester merchants. who
receive large quantities Of freight, such q,
lumber. coal. grain and many other needed
ARTICLES of trade and consumption.
Miss Patiie Moore has returned from
Halifax county, where she has been visit
ing.
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tanned the percentage. Of the champion
leans. and gave the actual figures 10y which
the pouuant was won. WAS literally de,Our,d
al the clubs and ON ihc streets. and every
line Of ihe news was eagerly read by the
Richmond lovers of the national game. No
contest Of like nature has ever taken place
in the United States which aroused 40 uni
Nor-a interest and excitement.
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by VIRTUE OF a DECREE Or
dated Is FtmNef iItn. r. 30. .rl UDI. d.
corded w.ll uiicl i.rsf .. b. pablo auction
at Amelia Courthouse
THURSDAY rH2NhDAYofOCroHEr.I-> ..
a tract 10 land DO said county,. situated .I..f
SIX miles from Jetef.llIt. cnnfaIIlu4 ..I
ceres. known rs lin lop. and having nu I'.
comfortable dwelling ana valuable .r...-
stone quarry. Term. cash.
ss2i-luiw WI. MANN. Trustee.
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PLAYERS had scat CATCHER OF BO>ToN~.
tered 10 their homes that the excitement
subsidized. And thus the champions were
welcomed home. II was a proud day for
the Giants
THE NEWS IN RICHMOND.
The news OF the result Of the harl-ioueht
contest was received i'm Richmond with the
same interest. in proportion 10 the popula-
ton, as II was in New York. The TIMES 81
sunday, which was the only paper that con
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game and the lively "trip home were de-
-cribed by him with all his old time lcnor
~ the prince Of baseball cramk,. Ia fdct
Rooster Engel was in his element
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Smoke Kinney Bros. Maid Of Vir-
GINA. adv.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-08

The following j. u condensed tabular
statement of the record made los the Associa-
ton during the series: