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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-19

+. q. Msru,u, formerly Marccll,no Il
Mernln, ~ this place, has on exhibition
ut Mr.. MoItfort's. Gold avenue, next
door east OF postoilice, some beautiful
pianos IN rosewood, French walnut and
mahogany. He cells all make. OF pianos,
VIZ: Steinway, Kuube. l,ers * Pond,
Chickering, Fischer. Newly Il Evans,
IIardmaL, I'ease, etc. Got prices from
him before buy ing elsew here. as he can
save you from tifty 10 one hundred dol
lars on any make ~ piano. Second hand
pianos very cheap. All pianos gu easy
payments Fair visitors and citizens
generally are respectfully invited.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-19
Notice or rsutt

In I'll. s.cnud Judic,sl District Court ~ the Ter
ritory ~ New Mexico, within and for the
Ionnty ~ BernAlillo,
Bcnih ,SDmmer Coz
Frank boSden,
The said Defendant, Frank Bowd"n, il hereby
not ih-,i that an act un ~ AasuInl~t has b-en
commences against him by AttAchmont N tbs
Her,ind Judi iA district court 81 tho terri tory ut
New h,Hico. within aud for the county ~ R"t.
uaiilln, by said plaintiff, bchin, Summer n 90,
for $50 a. claimed Ia be due and owing un an
AccOunt ~ gpsls, wars and merchandise sold
and d-l yer-d I" the defendant by the plaintiff
sud un account ~ q ptomissorl note from de
fen ian, In the name ! Rennil Mercantile . Ia
plaintiff for call ~ dAled April I, iS-, hue four
mo tbs after dat" and bsAring interest at he
rate at ~ y-er cent per Annun. Enduisci e2ippi
raid April 4, issJ Amount of damas' claimed
siuuo, together With interest and coats ~ suit
AMI tina, his propcrty has i~en attached and that
unless hs apIsar nj the next term ~ said cont
o. liz besun md held at Albuuu.ruuc. New NrI,
| leo, on the hrsi Monday ~ &c ol-'f, 4 D. 1871
Judgment will b rrn,lcrsi against him And h,-
proIrrty Gold To satisfy III sHme. .
HNH. Y, HUNT
tleSk and Register in thAb'"ty,
N, q, COLLIER, Attorney for Plaintiff
AibuIusruus, NJ, August q, I~ii,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-19
Malice NJ Ault

Territory ~ New Mexico. county 81 ll"rnslllu,
IN district court, eecond Judicial District, In
rhancery.
John fettis
Va No. si67
LnuisA Fet;ir.
The said Louisa fettis 10 hereby notified tina, a
bill Of complaint has b-% n hled against her In
said court by John fsttis Tor an absolute dyur, 9
and the dissolution of the bonds ~ matTimony
existing between tbs parties, ON the grounds ~
Ahandonment. AID TOE other and further rli-f
That unleya yoa, the said defendant, App.ar
Ia sAid cult 81 the Octoher, lsyi, term ~ Sai,l
court, Ia b~ begun and held NJ the court hnus' NJ
AlboqusrIue. In sGid county, on the hrvt Monday
In Octobsr, irpi, decree pro cOnfesSo will br
catered aEAins, you.
CuAs. y, hUkT,
clerk and Register In t'hAnceTy.
PHl'AN A HG ,CoCE, Solicitors for tom plAlnAnt.
Albaqusrqus, N, ~, July ~, lssl,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-19
HONALLN ENrEnrAINED
The HooL- show tour,-si-- TO NI-it
Ing EIremeu


Last evening the doors " the reutgan
iyed Shenlisld hook aud ladder company
we're thrown open 10 the waiting tire.
men and Jolly good time w"s had
Flrst class Albuquerque hrewcd beer.
zee cold, with clear Havana filled cigars
were passed around among the visitors
Who demousira,ed 10y their cordial hand
shaking that iey were pleased with the
manner IN which the llpoks we're enter.
tanning them.
After several kegs ~ the toHm,ng
beverage had been drank t. the health
~ the vlrtura aud the vauqulshed
Joseph Fatr, Frank Ctnmcr aud Billy
Mason, II the Albuquerque running
team, with SECRETARY Rogers ~ the
Scott Moores, aud Chief kiecke, put ~
an appearance aud joined hands around
/ the festive bowl W. c. lIashiotd,
prominent merchant ~ Prescott. chirt II
tina, tuNns' iire department and chair.
mnu ~ the Arizona republican central
committee, lead his party and made
several brief addresses about the rulrl
manner IN which they had Oeen treated
10y tie Albugu-tqneHns.
Chicf kclirt. ~ the FL Pasn tire depart.
meut, was also present and epukc Of the
generous hospitality dlruIayed 10y the
boys ~ the lu'al department Songs
were sung 10y Judge French, Coyle.
kuurtmau aud Osterman 81 the ~ ~
colts, whIo HI. Lawrence, u RI pasu.
cap,va,ed the crowd 10y singing several
humorous songs. } r. Cuyle, ~ Prrp
colt, had composed II song entitled
bring Back That Belt" and lao brought
down the house by s,ug,ug It, Chlei
lilcckr, luminous aud others ~ the home
) crowd dehghtr their visitors and tGelr
friends 10y rendering IA u pleasant
manner several popular alrs.
First Assistant Foreman Boyd
Second Assistant Arutzeu, S-crc
7 tary Carey aud lloukucu CundlN, Jacu
by, liye, kohler. McCann, Harsh, Eunl,
, and others ~ the Sheuti sds did tn,
= hpuors IN great style, admirably assisted
, by Joseph Farr, Frank Cramer, Billy
Mason and Secretary Rogers u III,
, Scntts.
Just before the crowd broke up il
. order that the visitors mIght prepar,
, themselves for their departure 10 theii
, respective cities, the captains OF III,
visiting hre companies got together mt
prepared the following card. which the,
requested published
70 Shenield Hook and Ladder com
l pany; We the following hose teams de
= sIrs to express our hearty thanks for ,h'
hosp,tabIo way we have, one and all
:. been treated during our stay in Albu
querque attending the far. Our bes
y wishes will always hs Tor tho welf'rs ant
4 prosperity % the good hearted Foreman
McCre,ght and his boys OF the Shenhel,
- Hook and Ladder company who 90 70. al
ly entertained va.
/ Prescott Running Team,
- J. NJ. ARrsuR, CAPTAIN.
. Hermosa Running Team,
d I. ID. FOSTER, Captain.
!. FL Paso FIRE Company,
&, Z. KEEPER, Chief.
Las Vegas Running Team.
p, q. 4. FrLIEg, Captain.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-19
Methodist Ep,-~opa, Church.

Services tomorrow morning at II
o'clock. Rev. A. Hoffman, ~ Las
Vegas Will preach, subject "Our Young
People" Union service IN the evening
at the Congregational church.
10 q game at I'll Paso THIS week, the
Browns u that city defeated the san An.
tonic club by score Ut y tOs. At the
end Of the eighth inning the score stool
q to = against the FL paso boys, when
| Edwards drove home run out into thc
VIDA, wide world, and thus won the game
by bringing IN two rnns besld" his own.
The society young men Of the city
will give a social hop To III" officers 10
charge OF the troops, now in the city, at
San Felipe hotel this evensug. TINS IL n
proper recognition OF the officers ~ho
have aided No much toward making the
fair u grand success, and the hop thu
evening should ia we'll attended,
You cannot DO too particular aOou,
the medicines you use. When you neet
a blood purifier. be sure you get Ayer''
Sarsapsrilla, and no other, 1t vii
mingls with, purify, and yitaliZe ever,
drop OF blood in your body. II makes
the weak strong.
| Manager Spaulding and Capt. Murray
Of the Pinos Altos base ball club, viii
their team o. genllemanly base bal
play ers, still remain IN the city. The,
will 20 home this evening.
There will bs no service to morrow II
the Prosby terrain church on account o
the Christian En,eavor convention.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-19

There will b- sefyicrs ~ the church
t. morrow at II n, III. Rud I.Al p. III. The
Rev. T.. \. csny, ~ Pn,rutt, ArIaunn,
will preach vt the morning s"tSicc, and
there Wi. be- short addressed toy the
clergy and lalty IN the evening. The
Sunday school meets at 9ij q. N, and
will have special meeting at I p. IN FOR
rinRinI.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-19

Goto T.. j Poet i Co., Tor sewer con
npctions. Three frat class mechanics,
who have had years ~ experience back
cas, IN this work, will do YOU first class
rrliab work.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-19
Boots. Shoes. Carpets.
Gents Furnishing Goods,
BAZAAR
RAILROAD AVENUE,


r.. j. Post & Co. have Just received a
car Of stoves, latest pattern, new de
signs. Call aud examine them. Prices
lower thau ever.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-19

The cosy place Of McMAstsrs II Amt
zen is u fine place Tor visitors. Opposite
Trlmbles livery stable, Second street
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-19

piet-.
Don't forget the Racket IL hcadquar
ters Tor bargains.
Cobb's finest ar,sto cabinets, 500 per
dozen IN far week.
Fin. large salt water fish ut the BIan'
chard meat market.
Dunlap hats, fall shapes, are all IN.
W. G. Leonard ~ Co.
Pork sausages, fresh pork, extra veal
atthe Corner market.
Cobb's Studio, cabinets during fair
week 81 ~ per dozen.
Grand concert every night at keno
room At Boas saloon,
LADIES' yachting caps all the rage
at Lesser Il Lewinson's.
Boat family groceries and fresh canned
goods AT Whiting y Dry's
Everyone goes to the Phenix saloon for
cool beer. 3 cents glars.
Fresh fish on hand Thursday all Fra.
Jay NJ arr ONTnet Hlihe''
See Cobb's exhih,t at the fair. Sill foi
one dozen cabinets at $500,
Call at the Corner market Tor every
thing kept in u first class place.
Cobb's Studio finest finish 10 town
Cabinets 500 per dozen.
Finest stock OF millinery in the city al
Mre. Oaks, on Railroad avenue
Don't forget that Elder n Co. are cell
ing underwear at way down prices
Good goods, reason able prices, at +
q. pratt's first. class grocery sore.
Groceries delivered promptly to al!
par. Of the city by Whiting 4 Dry.
Concert by the Sccond Cavalry ban'
10 front 81 the Ssu Felipe tins evening
Wanted-A first class cook. $40 pc
month. Apply at Mrs, Albert EIsemann
+. q. Ptatt's grocery store on Frs
street il the place FOR tine groceries an'
fruit.
The best OF Kansas City lambs an,
mutton at the blanchard Meat and Sup
ply Go,
For summer underwear call at Eide
4 Co.'s, Selling at cost. lis Secon'
street.
For pure ice, from absolutely pure dis
titled water, 20. IL from the Crystal lie
Company.
Buy your ice from the Crystal lie
Company, manufactured from pure die
titled water.
The Catholic Knights Of America vi
meet in ~, PatrIck's hall on Sunds
afternoon at 2,3D o'clock. All yisit,u
brethren are cordially invited to atten'
The use OF calomel for arrangement
OF the liver has ruined many fine COT
s,i,ution. Those who, for simlll
troubles. have tried Ayers Pills iestii
TO their efficacy IN thoroughly remed!
ing the malady, without injury 10 ii
system.
Warren burgess, one 81 TnE CITilEN
carriers, - minus bride and saddr
Yesterday he attended the fair, riding
the grounds OF his hors~, which he tie
on the outside. On coming out Of III
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-19
Plumbing.

The best is the cheapest None bat
skilled mechanics employed Gail on US
TOR first class job and save expense Of
repairs. We invite inspectInn Of our
work r j. Posi- 4 Go,
The finest and most stylish goods can
he found at Lesser 4 I.ewinson's.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-19
llArRnInh.

1 Lots in the Highlands for $isoo.
4 on Fourth street for sl2JO.
q on Fourth street Tor elSp.
3 on Second street Tor tlHn.
= on First street for S25p,
Apply To Y. 4, GHEENLENP.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-19

IIawley has the agency Of the ce'e
brated SAnto Rose cigar. For sale al
wholesale and retail at llG Second street
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-19

Extensive line ~ mons shoes 10 az
1t, les at very low prices, at Elder 4 Cos
lls Second street.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-19

All visitors attending the nir arc
cordially inyitrd 90 call on Nc, Net
tirton. the Albuquerque Je~eirr,
Header In ie~r est prices" sits nae
aud elegant stock o. benutifai ala.
mopds, exquisite ir~rlrS. nne
watches. lovely -iiyrr~ arc. II com.
plete.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-19

For Sale Desirable dwellings in 600,
venieni locations. Lots in all parts o.
the city, Nee our list and get prices b.
fore purchasing. lialloran h Waships
ton, rooms > and I Whiting building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-25
THOUGHT 1T WAS JUDGMENT-DAY.
Nurder." Fire '" Dynamite ia
tai Panic at "A Negro Revival.

JACKSONVILLE Fla. September N.-Just
before II o'clock las, night pane oc-
cured in the Harmony BAPTIST church
(colored) during which one woman was
killed. three others received ihtal injuries.
md about twenty people were seriously
crushed and bruised. The church stands
on west State street near the out kris "
the city, and an all.nlghf revl' at meeting
was beng held there. Suddenly the gas
lights began 10 flicker badly. OWING L. some
defect ia tie pipes. The audlcnc" was
made up al nearly FIVE hundred ne
rrops. all under more or less religious cX-
citement The weird flicker of the lchts
at once appealed 10 the supcrstitlons OF
the worsnlppcrs rs n supernatural vista
non. 4 dcSc0n rose to leave and the
whole audience then rose to their feet.
The lights then went out entirely. one
frenZ.cd worsnippcr shouted: 'Juds-
ment, Judgment,' at winch the crowd
became Wild with fear. A grand rush was
made Tor the narrow door. there we're cries
of "lurder," " fire." and some body yelled
"dynamtc!" Men, women. and ch.l-
dren were packed together ike sardlnes
III small entry. III, stro' GER ones
trampied the weak AMI rushed out over
their PROSTATE bodies. Many jumped from
windows and were injured III the TALL and
by broken cln-s. The panic lasted fifteen
81 twvntv minutes. and when the building
was lighted up again over IL dozen people
lav bruised and bleeding on the floor. One
girl. Maggie Clark, aged sixteen, was dead:
Medical a was summoned and the injured
soon had ar wounds dressed. At least
three were fatally injured. The accident
attracted nearly two thousand people 10
the nelghbOrhOOd, ana quiet was not re-
stored TIL morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-25
VIRGINIA COTTON.
THE FIRST NEW BALE RECEIVED FROM
BRUNSWICK COUNTY,
Mr.. A. y. Thompson United to MISS re "'
Cuykendaii-Thc Pardon OF C"r'eto"
Marx. Csittcised-Thc Point Raised.

fcorrespondencc OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
PyrygspuRo, Va, September 4.-Messrs.
Martin. Son & Co.. who received the hrst
new North Carolina cotton sent To our
market. Yesterday received the hrst paie
of re,x V,ryinia cotton. The latter was
grown by DIR. X. s. Powell. Of Brunswick
county. and was purchased by MIR. 1. W..
Tannor. a new buyer. DR.. Powell Is one W
the largest cotton-plantcrs in the STATE
and for several years past has sent to our
market tho first bale of new cotton grown
IN the State.
QrrkT MARRIAGE
AR A ID Thompson. a popular young
citizen. was married Mt $50 O'Clock To-
night TO Miss Sarah Il. Cuvkendal, the
charming daughter of Mr.. c. ~. CuyAen-
dali. The ceremony was performed NJ inc
residence. on Brown street. by the hr'. ~
X Vim pastor of the Second Presbyte-
ran church. in the presence OF large
company of the friends of the couple
rpr.p.npoN OF cARLEToS MARKS.
Some comment has been excited nero
and in Sussex county IN regard 10 po'ri-
nor NcKinnpv's action III pardonlng thrIe,,
! ton Marks. who has been twice convicted
Of killing \. NJ. Balm. of Sussex county.
The point raised by those who crlticlse Tue
Governors action is that young Marks han
an appeal pen ling before the supreme
Court Of the State. and that pending the
action Of that court Governor MCKINNEY
should have taken no step III the matter
Mr.. W. Il. Mcllwaine. the lawyer VINO cod
Quoted Markss case so successfully, WAS
seen TO-DAY by the DIsPATCH correspondent;
| Mr.. Mcllwaine said that the pardon had
not been asked by himself and as 'oclate
counsel representing Marks upon me
merits of the case but simply upon tue
serious condition of the prisoners health
and the further fact that he was iinpi i
soned IN a cell near two lunatlcs, both OF
whom are diseased. thur adding not Only
| to his physical discomfort, but also TO III,
mental anguish. As to the technical
point raised, however. he would
| have been amply justified, he contend
| ed. III asking for pardon ~
| the whole point at issue was covered oN
Blair's case, reported in 18th Grattai
whore the Court held that 1t ~ proper &c
apply for pardon after CONVICTION Nv
| Jury aud before sentenced by the court
| la this case there had been convlcti9i
| by the Jury (twicel. and the appeal 10 'h'
| higher court simply operated ss STAY VI
rather IA suspension OF sentence.
| GENERAL NEWS.
| There has been marked increase III th'
attendance al the public schools since 'h'
| opening on the lith instant.
| The farmers are not only rejoicing owe
| their fine crops. but also over the splehdi'
season thew have had for gathering thei
fodder and cutting their tobacco.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-25
CASH BALANCE IN THE TREASURY.
The "a Per Cent. Bond Continuance and
Observation-Disclosures Deposits.
~,
[By telegraph 10 the Dispatch


WASHINGTON. September Gi.-Ihe net
cash balance III the Treasury to-day is
Si3 7ii.4js. OF TINS amount Sl7 27O, 1902 Is
subsidiary silver CON, SlSG39,2ZS ID de-
posted in national bank repositories, and
~36i. s3j IS III minor coin and fractional
currency. The receipts OF the GOvcrn-
ment thus far during the month from Gus
toms. internal revenue, etc.. have eX-
ceodcd the expenditures aside from the
rrdciupt on II bonds by S2,3OJ,OO0 III
round numbers.
Ine4. per cent. onds received at the
Treasury Department TO-DAY for cOntinu-
ance AT , per cent. amounted 10 $4,000,
making the total thus far continued S44.-
81. $50. The A. per cent. bonds received
at the department to-day for redemption
aggregated 500, 400. The redemptIOns at
tie New York sub-Treasury Yesterday az
grcgated i4l 800. making the total re-
dcmptlOns to date SlG.729, i50. There is
vet outstanding S3.li2.900 OF the a per
cent loans which has not yct been con
tinued or redeemed. There remain only
five official days in which any Of these
bonds will be received for continuance at
2 per cent, as the Secretary has gwen no
tee that the time Will expire on the 3Jth
instant.
Ihe Government deposits i'll national
bank repositories have now been reduced
20 Sl3,69a.22s. Secretary Foster does not
contemplate any immediate further reduc-
ton other than what Slll take place as a
result Of the recent call Oh certain banks
and the entire abolition 81 other deposi-
tories in some OF the towns where tacre
were more than was deemed necessary.
The total amount II the GOVernup ut
holdings IN national banks viii thus he
brought down TO about !l2,OO0,OOI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-25
AUCTION sALEs-Fnture Day. o,->
q. X. ChnfIln b Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. north Tcnth street.

ru,pusTEES' AUCTION SALE or
vCpy ATTRACTIVE AND pEslRAbLE
,S,vvnUrn nrAi. ESTATE IN TIE RAPIDLY.
i,wwppR0viNG WESTERN sUBURBs; L0cAIhr
AZ s.VovE AVENUE, WITH IooD "" Eli.
ma AND OUT-BUILDJNGS-by virtue o. . ns'
Lead. Of ,rnst the first dated AprIi ., ,, 49,.
recorded In Deadlock 10 a, pssr o. :" heed
~ IA, a page 100, Henrico County Cou,.,
,Sa,,, M wing be.n made In payment Oh "ep ,,s
'',.'r., ami nj request Of bene3ciar'es' "o VIII
soli NV uublir auction, on the premises on
WEDNESDAY. ssrrgsBkE 80, 1871,
,<mu Tho PROPERTY DESCRIBED IN
sAify DEEDS as all that lot OF ANA win , IN
nrnyemepts thereon. ying ana oe.ns INIT.
- U;cbmond' ON tho north line 0f Grove avenue;
y, ~, nj tho intersection OF howlahn
.,r,et tbopre eastwardly ani IRONING ~" 49,
ovonuo no feet inches. thcnc" AT rgn CIV ""s , "a
northwardly within parallel lines iv ,er, ,o -
i,chcs 10 an alley twenty feet widc u'ins ~
NJ io7 IN nlan Of sidney. being part o, w"
real estate formerly owned by Andre" D. WIZ.
This property II located in arap liy.inp,"',,ns
nelchhorhooI in the growing "'si bhu' "ho
very good improvements, ana Hus' si"T
vnli,e. being directly N tho Inc OF III" ivy
growth on Grove avenlc. - ..or "a n
II viii maze n desirable home "a wen ~ "
a,-rlnss Investment and should ATTRACT the ~
tention Of parties seeking either: -,
TrKus: Wills, tho deeds require rh~h ~
,enses and the debts due-say fJ.l4ru' unI't
frst and a.. 1000 under second deed in"re "D0-
raj terms Will be announced NJ h0rc 0i sac;
WI. WESTWOOD,
X. II. CHAFFIN,
Trustees In First Decd;
BRAND. WElLfoKp'
Trustee in second Deed.
Sale by X. b. CHAFFTs & CO.. Auc'onee . ..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-25

the Wins.ons. Kelly stepped into the box
aud Umpire Thomas Watson called out 10
"pIay ball."
GIANTS SCORE.
The first inning proved blank for tho
home team. but II was not 40 Tor the vis'-
tora. as Foster had the nerve TO cross tho
Mate for n score. Both clubs failed to
score IN the second. but in the third.
keeier aud Jones encouraged the Winstons
by crossing the rubber.
TIED.
Foster came in for run again for Rich
mond aud tied the score. The Chants
were shut ont in every inning thereafter
except the eighth. when Ford was award
ed the thanks Of his comrades for adding
one 10 the core. and thereby making the
game tic, ~ I.yston bad made home-run
In the sixth for Winston.
TWO MORE FOR WINSTON.
Th,ncs began 60 look somewhat gloomy
a, this iuncture. but on the ninth the
clouds rolled by and Jones and keefer
piled up two more runs TO the Blues
credit.
Summary Earned runs-Winstons. g..
Two base hit-joncs. Home-runs-Lys-
ton. Jones, and Farrell. Triple play
Kahn, Napier, and Ford. Base on balls
Winstons. /: Richmonds. 5. Struck out
by McGann.7 Kelly. 2.
IL was fine game and was witnessed by
$50 people.
The Gnmc Elsewhere.
lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
At Philadelphia Association: r. B.H.E.
Athletics l2l / o 0 0-9 IA
Washingtons.. % 0 0 3 30 0 0 Is II
Batteries Sanders and Milligan; Fore
man and Mcclure.
At Baltimore (Association): h-B.B. Z.
Baltiinoros D 0 u o 2 3 1 00-6 10
Bostons...... 10000? 80 IL ]
Battcrics-McMahon and Robinson ;
Burlington. O'Bricn, and Murphy.
At Boston League; R.p.H. T.,
Philadclphias u 90 l o. o. q
INTERPRETATIONS and Bennett; keefe
and Field.
At Cleveland League: I.B.H. T.
Clevelands. IL 1000 0 / %
CincinnatIs. II 0 o 0 o u o 0 o.
Batteries Young and Zimmcr; Cane
Mulanc, and Harrington.
At New York Ueaguel: R.n.H. T.
New Yorks.....0 90 o 0 0 90 2
BrooAlyns. 0 900 2-6 &
batteries Rusie and Buckley; Lovctt
and klnslOw.
At Milwaukee (Association): R.r.H. T.
Mlwauhees. % > q 3 0 0 0-5
Columhus......2 2 o 90 0 o o. ii
Eatierics-Dwyer and Vaughn; knei
ana Donahue.
At Pittsburg Ueaeuel: R.H-n. +
Iitisburgs ........l o o 1 2 0 o.
Chlcago- .........0 80 81 II
Ba,tcries-B BALDWIN and Miller; Hutch
lnson, Nickcry, and Schnver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-25
IIDHEAL NFFiR.
AMHERST CHOOSES BY PRIMARIES.
The Election to BE Held October 10Th
Hnfh candidates Alliance Won.
ICorresponA nee OF The Richmond DIspatch.l

Correspond ,ncc OF the Richmond Dspatch.l
ATHEIST COURTHOUSE, Va. September
23.-Ihe Executive Committee OF the
Democratic party IN this county met on
court -day ana decided 10 select the cGndi-
date for the Legislature by primary
election 10 he held on the 10th of October
prox.mo. Both candi -.atcs for tins honor
are Alliance men; 80 there is no danger
of collision between Alliance aud non
Alliance nominees III the coming legls-
lative contest IN THIS county.
Rev. George ". Carter Of Lynchburg,
has mst concluded a series of interesting
meetings IN the Methodist church here.
There were large crowds and much III
terest manifested and several conversions.
DIED OF GAsTRIC-FEvEE.
Mrs. A. +. GRAY. wife of the Episcopal
minister here. yesterday received the sad
intelligence of the death of her brother,
MIR. Winston Radford who died of gastric
fever at his home near Forest Depot. III
Bedford, ON the 22d instant. He WAS very
prominent young man IN his neIghbor-
hood. and leaves wife and three small
children.