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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
THREE OUT OF FIVE.
The RlCHMONDS WREST THE ODD
GAME FROM THE CAROLlNlANS.
Boys Piie Up Runs. the Winstons
Errora

Twelve to three In favor Of tho Rich
mOnds III six innings. the game called on
account Of darkness. and the Winstons not
I'm it," This was the outcome at tho ball
contest yesterday afternoon ut Island Park.
There were 7s9 spectators, who werc not
stintcd in their applause when it was
mcri,cd.
1t was few minutes after o'clock when
tho Kichmonds. eleven IN number. made
thor appearance IN their neat gray suits
and cans and black stockings IN which
they had paraded earlier in tho day. 4
spontaneous cheer from the entiro crowd
welcomed them. But all the old landmarks
were gone. Az compared with his former
uniform IG'c's trousers had lost much Of
their "Guickness OF At, whlle Luck's
neither garment had ceased e. he misfiis.
II was living demonstration OF tho touch
Ing song which bcsins:
"Willc's pants will foon IT papa,
Goodness how the hoy does grow"
Mehan and Bennett woro Tho Winstons'
battery. whiio West and Luck did similar
honors Tor the home boys. Kelly, the
Echmouds longei-for phenomenon In the
sphcre-t oSsing line. did not appear. Squire
Donati las wired him ticket-mOney, but
like tho lover In the play, he cometh
not"
Captain Tate. Of the homo team, ex-
hnlted none Of his cranny-like propensi-
ties and acted the "papa' 10 flco.
Umpire Loftvich OBLIGATED at tho home
| plate and the Old reliable Graves watched
the bases
Foster was the first man TO the bat and
90 proud was no OF his new clothes that he
knocked nice single bit right over the
second base. Tate followed. but owing
t. the additional weight Of his pantaloons
struck out. O'ROurke. who now has no
occasion 10 loan his clothes 10 Luck. got
to first on neat bit and was left on base
Luck was sent 10 first by Nchan falling 20
give him the proper kind Of ball, but was
! thrown ont a. second.
Timothy West, who, unlike the timothy
In the out-fcld, is very short, also got 10
fret on an error. sud was unable 10 score.
Enright went 10 bag on account OF Me
bans inability T. put the ball where u
should hRNo been. and Napier wound up
the inning by striking out.
The Ninstons Tor their part were not so
fortunate but ONLY succeeded Ia getting
what Paddy shot at. and which requires
no bag 20 be carried IN nothing. They
did, however, come near" making two
runs-that is they had two men left on
bases.
Just at this timo II began to rain quite
hard. but II soon held up.
NM NoeurNA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
,.,I,.a On nai,roaa I'm Ohio.

Mrs. Margaret Whalen. who resides at
No. lll2 north First street, received
telegram yesterday morning from P.sne,
o.. announcing that her son, Thomas
Whalen, was killed on railroad lTiday
evening. The deceased was about thlrty
wears old aud WIS an iron-moulder., Inc
remains will be brought to liichmond. No
particulars OF tho killing have been re-;
ceiysd. Dir. Whalen was born and reared
in this city, and served his afpenticeship
ut the Iredegar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20

made three leautiful goose eggs IN short
order. Kan hit 10 q. McGsnn, who caught
the Aall. cutting OF Wells az second and
: lcn threw TO Ar,t, putting out tho latter.
Bennett. the little 9ide-awake catcher
from tho pine woods. stepped 10 the plate.
In q cool, lca.ioioUs manner he sWitcd the
ball with force aud when the horse-skln
rc,urued 10 earth II Was on thst part Of the
island that Is not enclosed. Taxing lis
time &r. Beunett had soon gone the grand
rounds, having carefully planted hls feet
10 SIC Scrnp,7' IyrGhnis - lie on cEcL Of the
la, : aud the home plate.
Then hee.y drove tho ball TO centre
field. whore it dropped into a Well-s.5
banda Farrell and laydon both scored.
later making single. A. NcGann
slusred the ball fot twY bags but diel N
third. say tcs.ei Eos no catching
powers and found them W. 10 the notch.
The game was low 20 ] IN favor If
what tho Richmonds have found to he on
several occasions tie tar ters.
Father Tate opened the third inning by
managing TO Obtain the. first on errors.
Then O'Eourke. the nollest Roman 0f
them al. came 70 tho plate with an air
that sad plainly DO or de-" lie dld-n
die but do. and Michael was soon roOst-
ing IN fret aud another straight marx had
COMO ~ his credit IL the ba.e-hit column.
Luck followed ORou.ke and both scored,
putting the game 70 3 and setting tie
cranks to yelling at great rate. But
before tie game was over they were yel-
lcrs Of ano'Aor Kind. West also scored,
a. did Napier. who made ii single hit. and
Wells. who sent the regulation horse
hide" over the fence. made, as Is usual IN
such cases, q aoiae ran. hain, the Inst
man On this SIDE. also malo a single,
Ou' got out IN second.
ia this inning the Winstons went TO the
a ont Of Ordor but So rapidly wore they
plt out that thc side was b!aaked before
thoy could be called down.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
80 rLAY YLsTWHARE.

MANAGER Donati now has under, con-
s;jslation proposition TO play exhibition
e',rnes In lNnchbur. with tho Winstons to-
morrow. tuesday. aud We lnesday. =,
II ms IN no, done tho W!nstCns Will go
d,rec.Iy home and meet the kichmonds in
that town for six games. beginning next
Thursday. After this there may DC some
games at the Raie'ah t ,,,ioo c,r, .o~s
49, ,,,sir grounds are no, the best and de-
c c,i in favor Of the home club. This.
c,1nI.s with the fact that there viii be a
taT'k~el umpire. makesit likely that when
-" he yi.it the Richmond boys Will as
Manager Dou.ti expressed 1t the other
dar. " got It III dc neck"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
AUCTION sALrs-ruturs Dsyx
Dy J. a. Brown.
Real Estate Auction-,r, Ashland va

TRUSTEES SALE OF A HAND.
l. SOME AND VALUABLE HOUSE AND ~
NEAR GwATnNEYs cnosS.lISV5,v n II Am
HALE ~ SOUTH OF rHS TOWN 9I nsn-
LAND. ON THE RICHMOND, fREDEHloho-
III RI AND POTOMAC RAILkOAD.-by srs ~,
of deed II trus, from Charles Y steel ana .uo
10 the uninr.ignej. dated July IL, 1891, ahn ~.
corded in The Clerks of'cs 81 Hanover sounsy
Court, Dee,-pook ~, page 1877, defalt ns',ns
been made IN IA. payment ~ portion Oh VIZ
deb, thereby secuted and being required 90 70
&, ~ the board o, D,r.c,o.s 81 Old Dominion
binding md Loan Association, tho benohc,aiy
therein named. ard by direction OF decree o'
the Clrclit Court % Hanover county, enteteu On
tho 27'h day % hprt. 1901. In tue cnshro, =,
cause styled "Gvsthmey trustee, ~. steoi ~
l''.,' NO VIII sen by public auction, on the p'"
ualae5,
SATURDAY. sErTEABss %, 1891,
=, 3 O'Clock p. NJ. that VALUABLE PROPERTY
conveyed ~ said ceri ami dos 'rloe1 tneffh ~
to.Oss: Beginning ~ point on no lncnnhohi'
Fredericksburg and Potomac alicHi AZ rolil-
west cirler ~ Charles i. Gvaihmeye rome
farm. and running ,0uthwerily along no Nne ~
said ralirog! 200 fe~' thence ca-twarily A. fisht
Gnci@. 500 f.e', hcac, nOrthwardly Al fichl
angles 200 feet. ln"noe ~".tw:rdly ut fish' nn-
g.ss 900 ieet 20 Tho pom. ~ beginning 49,
Tho dw'Nng "a nov, lRrFc, eva conVen'ch',
situated tn . ie,gr 81 young grove. - On.' OK
the tr't material ana In IN" b--t mann con.
talnH seven itfs" rooms tFe4!"s $50 '-.v'.'" y
bathroom. ..rse hal. front and sle ontrHhf o.
closets, hot and coo water through mo house
anl h-rhen, sta iCn,ry basin. ari bssh-tuD-;
Trains sf19 a. GwatimNys s.'tion, ah)Gr "oo
ysId. 4 tho logso. Persons hing 10 atom
this ra'N can leave Richmond o. /. ". VAN
ari ~eturn fame evening.
TrRN.. one th'r, 80: the rosiiDH in equal
pov.rents A. six rnl ~ eve mon'h' for negotin-
be ro'ss carrying ni-r,., from cats Of sale, ana
property secured ty a hen upon thc .hi pro-
uerty J. 4. BhONN,
:. ". LHAkt
NIL CARTER,
Trustees
J. I. ERrwv. Auc''oneen 40
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
DY Eliis e Oa,hcaTt,
General AuctiOneerS
"a east Broad street.
OOMS OVERSTOCKED. BAR
Ii GAINS may be hal II you VIII only attend
this sac. commencing on

GAINS may be hal II you wlu only etehd
this sac, commencing on
MONDAY MORNING.
corner FRS, ard Broad streets, at 1890 o'clock
eharp. A large variety VI usoful HOT Skiold
GOODS, such as
ycrJ cue BRUSSELS CARPET:
4cEANBER SUITS. tabletop:
2Yhk.OR 81 ITS. one NJ good az new:
REFRiGsHtTCES, coo T. Err:
. family eENIhG-MACNlNfS IN good order;
llaior sENING-MACulNE. good order;
NARDkOBrS, PIANO:
very nice OAK WRlIISG-DESK:
very One WALNUT WKIIING-DESR;
BAbY-ChRR1AGE;
worry nur SIT DgN IS LAMPS;
HANGING LAMP,9 TOILET SET Scompletc;
3 yor7 fue ARM Ofl1CE CHAIRS;
& NtNOLNiNG OFFICE CHAIRS:
1ENGLisH SOFA and BED-LUL NGE com
b.ucd. S-iqot SHOWCASES;
lpqlr cot II Ef SCALES;
large WALNUT BfDSIEAD;
3STAlNED BED'rEAuS;
REALS. = WASHsT ANDS;
hlDtEOAkpS. zoe klNG-CHAIRS;
lClIiDStRIH,3 KITCHEN TABLES;
IS CANE AMI NNGb-sEAI CHAIRS:
lnrse MINOR, ssmal MIhl,oKS
fjJEi.Li Il HBIE5S. LETTER PRESS, 80
- lu.ce SNre. $685.. - Mettre.re.. Fiilaw. lni
toul'iers, Han Ha'-Rscks, largo oil Tank,
! hrraif-Iup centre Table, 200 beautiful on
Psia.iuga sud Steel EuYrav'nss, and u."ograVhs
tI'l received. COckirg-S,ogr-, > pu-~tosc+,
Hearth s-Ssoyos, Gqsol'no-~for", 1alic-iineus
ma N7pAin., m invoice Of lrOnst0ue China IN
frOnt = store ~ 1920 sharp: J. very 1no G-,-
c-ry wagon WIN Horse enl ila,nos-: Hl-o, De-
livery Wagon g.oI "a how; single harness.
Tho alDyo goods must ~. seats furnished Tor
tho ladies'. Come ea-l!. Ellis CA!nCARE
So 20 Aurtlouecrs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20

COMMISSIONERS SALE.
We VIII sell ~ DiuNiddic Courthouse. Va,
OCTOBER 1891,

Wsv,ll sell q, Diu~ddic Courthouse. Va,
OCrOBERlo 1891,
Il 0'rl0..k v. 10y pullir auction The following
REAL ESTATE under DECREE ot Musings Court
~ ?Stershu'x Va. IN sui, o. Grir~oIs holfst Is.
ar..ro,ts aluiini,tra'ot and gis-yn.
l. TRACT OF 0i3 ACRES. called mi.
ART" adjoining Or. Hunt, Price, and o'hc,s
Comfortabls Jwellink-eixht rooms, oui-Oui'i-
:. TRACT OF 552la ACRES, called WALK
Frs" adjoining William Eit,hells estate, J"hn
J.. Washer, ana others. Comfortable dwelling
four rooms, out-hcnscs, barns. ...
3. TRACT Of T2el. ACRES called HORSE
SHOE PLANTATIONS adjoining tract No.
and Nottoway river. ono hundred acres on s.
nal forest. over 400 acres fno frrmin lnn9.
TRACT. adjoining q. ". Pose, Thomas Roe,
and others. orc hall In org nal forest, b'ianoe
nhc farming land. Good cabin and oli-t. IS,
.. TRACT OF l07 ACRES, called PERKINS
TRACT mostly IN second growth pine.
Al tuc.s lands ate near G,Oiwfns'Ic post
Office cherry I'm. U,nw,iiie county. and h1y'
been VOL c.rod f1r. An excellent opportunity
To- rHl ~.
IsRNs: one fourth pl-rhasc-morey cssh (: bal
arc- payable In One two, AMI three years III
nlnll .ins,slneu's, with Interest from isto 81
enln, aui tito rrtGiuci M fully prh. pur-
r..aseys TO give bonds To- c-c!.t payment,
- -. G. .lSN OLD,
GEORiN MASON,
Specisi Conmi,riouera.
certify tina, J. O. Griswoii end George Ma
som. -rsrinl commissioners, have ri;cn bonds ~
.i,h iu suit - DtlsBOlds hcils -. hr,.Sold- al
Ts.,, ROBERT GILLIAN.
20 .O,Oc3,1J tlets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
ANnrnrR nOrnLE Wy.

A beautiful double play by tho Winstons
marked the opening Of the sixth inning
f.r the Richmonds. Inright l,to1 the
hall 10 right field where IL was promptly
captured and expressed T. first, cutting
N Wrst WHO vas on base and had started
lie Winstons male terrific effort in the
sixth. Bennett made single but lnis'ed
connection OF third K"oley end Farrell
made Two more North Carollnaruns III this
inning that "a. they came "near" tcorlng,
being left on base.
Tie Ficlmouds. in the seventh inning
vet T. tue Int hut did not score.
II wsss go dark by reason Of tho heavy
clouds at this tim- that the umpire could
,ot go the ball and accordingly tie game
vas called.
following il the detailed score:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
ATTRACTIONS OF THE WEEK.
The Spectacle KJanh" Mt tho Theatre
uo,,om Of tho Sea ~ tho Academy.

The erea, spectacle Ksjanka" with rs
,,aen,kcent scenery and properties will be
a naaS At the New Richmond Theatre for
s s'',r nisbts. beginning Wednesday. Sep
, ,omber I'D. AID a special matinee for
isMes and children on Saturday. This un:
,,'s'aliv tine company IL the same that had
,,h.nomanal RIM at h,blo's and atiraafsd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
- ESTATE At PRIVATE SALE. ....ooo,oooo
Here! Read This!!

We have authorized sell the whole Addition located
the Mhancsyc public auction OCTOBER 3d. DO
YOU WANT HOME? All lots 40Hl3O. with l5foos alley
balance monthly nalmn $40 EACH No
Why rent? Have home Remember
no interest An abstract guaranteeing every purchaser perfect title will DO given
free Of charge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20

rarned -Nlthmonds. 3; "inlions, ].
Homo runs -Benuctt, Me.l. Lucs. I~o-haso
,,t..,r'nJ-. 3: Win.tons, >. First base on balls
iff'.pinoni., ]: Wms.ors, J. Fhst base On
e',r'r,r,-Ri hmouds, q; Winsions, .. struck out
ly Mohan. 3; hy Ncs', l. VIA I.i .n'5M ~,
ond Iv.ton. tmpiros-leiiwch and graves
Time Of game one hour and thirty minutes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20

REMOVALS.
CHRISTIAN AssOClA-

Va UNIA > NIlflI-NI II ' NO,)TVTA-
w TIOS-Ihe BROAD-STREEr LUNCH
ROOMS having hcen removed % ~. III EAST
Broad street, over tne Pallis Royal. will ro1pol
on nj kSDAl, 24ih lus.-ui. Tired lndles and
weary Shoppers viii fad a cpmioftebl" re,tiag-
,'lorc AMI h., lunch ~ WOMANS CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION ROOMS, 20. III east Broad
TWO NICE ROOMS FOR Rent WITH OR
WITHOUT EOtND ~ WOMAN CHRISTIAN
AsSOClATION LyNCu-RCOAs, III east BIZ al
street. 20 -"-A"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20

Tho MAYOR tailed 10 approve five reso-
i.,t,.~- o.r-1prlat'ng money f.r sewers.
n each instance the Common. Council r.,
ln,j Nd ,'.r slow that three fourths Of Al!
go. men, bo-,c elected 20 that boay nad voted
~ fs,or Of the es,luuons, ~ II required
hv tie c.tv charter for every appropriation
-. 1000. 81 500
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20

sullivan. Okic James. and Lula Parker.
ana Msssrs. Willie Turner, Bernard Payne.
.llnt I@uris, Henry larbrough. Roy La
than. ana CALVIN hurry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
By Thompson Brown Co.
Real Etats Agents All Auctioneors,
lll3 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF
l. FRAME STORE AND DWELLING ABOVE,
No. sl5 NORTH SECOND STREET.

BY virtue % n decd OF truet dated August
IL, 1885, executed ~ the gnierss Ecd trustee,
sni iuly recorded In the Clerks ONCE OF the
lichmond Chsnccry Court, Deesi-Book 1871 A,
p1se 80. to secure the notes therein mentioned,
and default having been made, and being re-
Guc-iei ny the beneficiary 20 ~ DO, will sell AZ
public auction, on the promises, on
II ESDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1891,
n. O'Clock ]. NJ, the above PROPERTY, "a.
s'ribe1 In ssf deed as that LOT OF LAND.
with improvements thereon, I'm tho city Of Ricb.
m0ui. fronting . feet, more or Ices, on the cast
lin1 ii second street between Baker and Pros.
ton streets. and extending back between pata'.
lel lines l24 feet to al alley about ten feet
wide
1ErNs: While tho decd calls FOR cnsh, yet By
consent 81 oil parties concerned will be ono
fourth cash, and the balance In .ix, twelve, and
e'gh'cen months, Interest added, and secured
Dy tru.t-jeed. LEROY y. BROWN,
Trustee.
J. thompson Brown 8 Co. Auctioneess.
III
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20

Pr request Of the owners. who ara determined
q sell for division We shall sell By puO' auction.
On the premises, ON
MONDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER "IS,
NJ O'clock Z. ~, tho atoyc-upmci NEAT. SUR
SrAN1IAl, AND CONFOKrABIED DETACHED
IWO-STOkl FRAME DWELLING, contain iug
seven rooms. having fty water, gas, pavement,
nnd the usual rop7saicnres. sud in good repair.
Tho lot fronts - feet ca Ninth street, hHs s.ds
alley and good fopih. Iosfasilon nj an early day.
This i "snug' ll.te home, conveniently
situated, near tho bushes. centre Of the city,
AMI oil persona In want OF such property arc
urged n attend mis- rale and securo a bargain.
Terms: Liberal, and snnouDcci AZ sale.
sel3 J. .. ELAN b co.
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DEATH or Mr.. W. a. sPOTT.
This oid and Highly Respected German
Citizen Passes AWAY

Nr. V. 4. Spott. one OF the Oldest Cor
fn citizens - HIclm0ad, d!ei a. rs resi-
Q.nco. Nd. 6it north fitA street. yesterday
afternoon. Mr.. Sp1tt Was born ln Nersr-
Nuls. SaNouy, s'H'v-fyo years nco. Tut ~
a. early arc removed q D0rm'tadt and
learned tie trade Of matchmaking under
Us uncle. who vas court matchmaker.
lie came 70 Richmond IN l>41.
and nfter working as lourncymcn or
about SIX months wont into TIC watch
making and l-weirv bueiuess for himself
on Broad street between Fourth and Fifth.
Before tie war be was a l.cufonGnt in the
German Rifles of tlis city AID went with
them t. Ilarper's FcTy. and during the
war Wa FOR time courier 20 General
GUSTS Lee
Mr. Syott married VI ss Eoschna Frauck.
e this city aud ST. I'D four children
Mossrs. $. T.. A. aad =. II. Spott and Mrs.
John krNuse and Mrs. William Moser-
survive him. soon alter the rebuilding Of
that portion Of the city which was d.
strovet Jy IRE a. tie eva UatiOn was cO'a-
Ucucei AlI. SDOtt removed lis establish
Mclt 10 Main street to,wcCu Eleventh
and Twelfth, oud there was no
4 .ro ia-lhar 2eCr9 t. the business
men II Richmond than b.. On
custom to bring char cut in fron, OF lis
store ana sit there smoking, with plea
SAINT smile and kindly greeting for every
l.sser-by. he was universally Nted Gnc
res pec,cd. All when III health fore ) HIM
10 change his s!dcnce from over iis hi.si-
hess cs,ahns weut 10 another pa1t OF tie
city he was sadly missed.
1helate Jane, !. COwardin, the founder
q tie Disg.rcr. used e. 7peak Of INN a.
WAYS nc model citizen. as indeed he wa.
he was a man of sterling integrity, honor
al ia aud iu-t IL all hrs dealings. quiet and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20

tho work Of the eight Martins, French
troupe of acrOtats. are features Of the
piece. I.avei. the funny clown, Is popular
with the ladies' and children. The play IS
founded on an East Indian legend. on
the death OF Sayaka. an acknow,edGeu
god. his marvellous powers descended on
daughters. "noczlehub" and " Electra.
The former had power 20 spread SIN.
while Electra bad even greater power ioI
good. Bcezlobub sends her son !oadrd
with wealth 10 earth 10 destroy. souls. in
the first act Electra by means Of her mage
wand confines him in the stomach OF the
great golden God of the jams. " ka(anks.
THIS son Tanyka, or Xsnello." has the
faculty Of appearing when Electra IL no,
near. and his contortioD acts are most
wonderful.
The second net represents the Fairy
Grotto. Eectra's home IA seen. Electra
creates q clown. whose duty 1t "a 70 enjoy
life. He "a Immediately crowned king ana
set On the throne 20 witness the Papallion
skirt-dance which u q novel aud original
dance. Electra thor changes the scene 10
a coral bower. In which clever specislties
arr introduced The last act is SAID to be
full Of humor and run. =
The sale iof seats begins Tuesday at 3
-
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by George ". Mayo. Auriioneer,
No. g AMI - north Ninth street.


~ O L 81 III . l. y FURNITURE,
I 1 LADIES AND CIlILDRFNS SHOES, &C.,
At ArC1ION.-I will SCI, a. my an tllu-rooms
al 1880 4. II.
4ONDAY, srF1ENgER 81, 1851,
n lar1e assortment - HOUSEHOLD fURNl-
TVNE, consisting o pr of
WALNUT CHAiB&f Iis,
HANDSOME PARiO. SUIT,
WALNUT. MAHOGANY, All other WARD
nOBfS,
! DOUBLE aul j SINGLE FOtDING-BED,
WALNUt aul POPLAR SINGLE ali DOUBLE
BEDS EkDS.
WRISTBANDS, BUREAvs, mi DEDsTEADS,
>rASuING-D ESkS.
> FINE, LARGE OlL-pAINTlNGS 3'915 feet.
largo coIsguuen. II LADIES aud GILL
DRLNS SEW ard STYLISH SIlptS,
small 10, OF GOOD IREWlNG-TOBAoCO.
CARPETS, ICE-IHES ~, COOKiNUrSIONES.
and 4 general miscellaneous assortment Of
useful HOUSEHOLD ani OTHER AkIi-
CHS. GEORGE VI. NAiO,
sc % A1ctiouccr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
TIE POTION OF TIE syh.

During the coming week there VIII 20
presented AZ tho Academy OF Music a pay
thai IL IN many respects the most decided
theatrlcal sensation 81 the day. II & " IL
liam A. Rrsdy's adaptation OF the noted
Partisan spectacle THE Bottom OF the
Sea. play which hns enjoyed reWerkaDie
runs in New York and Boston, and more
recently in Baltimore.
From al accounts tho scenic and me-
chanical effects ar really superb. II Is, III
fact, on realistic scenery that the success
Of the play really depends. Tho puce ge
resistance is the setting of the fourth act,
when the curtain rises and discloses what
Il Apparently wall * sea water. - Q
clever arrangement Of gau1e curtains. VIII
rise on, after another, the sea bottom 10
gradually disclosed. and divers are seen AT
WORK upoa q sunAon ship. During TINS
scene the al lience is treated % something
that ~ startlinSly novel in a fight bc;ween
the divers AMI moustr0us poulp the
cutie G'h OF tho tropical 'cA. Ihla 'ccne
Is one thu, year, ago. ~ tie OIeOn Theatre
in Paris. electrified the audience and won
a tremendous success for the play.
The other sceae5 " tho play are also fine
nautical elects and every setting ~ mas
terwcrk in tne scenic way The p.sy VIII
10 yroduccd here inst as It WAS IA tho
North. as the wide stage Of tho Acadt my
permits tho use Of MI If the drops. .
several carloads II scenery are carried
along and II tnkcs q small army OF stage
hand. 70 handle 10.
The play Will be produced by strong
company Of Gctor'
Ihore VIII be performances Monday and
Tuesday nights and a special Germsn-day
matinee On Tuesday afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20

The Richmond, seemed to he in hard
luck when tie fourth inning began, Eos
ter. the opening batter, going out on a
foVl-Hy 20 bennett. Tate. O'Koufke, and
Luck made singles n turn ami all three
cano II. the lssf named making a home
run. Vest expired Oh frat by The assist
ancc oi the second haseman. Lnrg GIT
made double and scored, Napier was lett
Oh base. aai Wei Is put the sido ont.
The CarohulaAs III tins inning kept on
making nothing. as they did % the end Of
the game Hayden aid secure a single and
was ou base whel liarc No. q was retired.
By one Of be numerous had plays OF tie
visitors KAN got on base IN the fifth IN
n,ug and .corcd. Foster Knocked single
and followed Kan home. Tate made a
single. but with the luck incident TO his
r-acoful and swift lase-runuing died hsrd
IN second. O'Rourke and Luck each fe.
= lie lot Of tho guardian Of ;ho frs bag:
Messrs say. q. AcGann, ana Mehan, Of
North Carolina. were placed horS d't c7U,bl'
So quickly that they could be heard softly
murmurinc as they went out % the field
~ ,yelc ilus soon 10 lie done for
WHAT on esrtn were We began Fl? .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20

J. Ia .or has returned from
lufahrl. 81 Brunswick.
.rs "a Richmond last week
Iis. jOhu Jackson.
H-Le. Mss Minnie Hill, and
'.f.ln, have returned homo
't .io summer IL tue noun
t.t.tla.
D.. W.
Na'8fon and daughter, Miss
40 iiiaay for The seashOre.
j. ND9lhu and children. Of No.
''.c .'r,ct, have returned home
LIZARD county, where they
-.s.Mmof.
y.
tA'DfaDle evening was spent on
ai tho home 81 Misses Lutte
larbfough by the Misses
80 lDDs. Mamie heardon. Annie