The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-14
p,DwEATHER FOR
rosTroysD CANES ON A.
fHt' srorr4rxAND wErGno0NDS'
oc,he -Four Teams Were DIS
Ihe'' .,,a,al.. and Finally feb-
,.o,a the weather bureau

...,poned games in one week.
''. every Indication late last nis s Una, ,,'s
''' down on the calendar for 'hiS
tte ' +. not TO be played Monday II
''a1 tuesday. showers Wednesday
'' rounds, Thursday (mOst probably
o"' ,nsirthe Leftwich, COMMANDER
".'' colts. william Marasehino Duke
$50 ~ the Spiders; BolliVer
,,snthe Kahn, captain OF the
ss. and william chartreuse ouaFles
C..'''. s.- ~ the Farmers, were dismal
ra ',..is last nicht. and not one OF them
EA' sc,rs or a ten-spot what cue
tlfc' =, rbarge Of the matter Woulo
ft :" .,y tabv. Al OF them wore
une t,~ts ana woe-begone coun-
"a y,hen little Harry ADsihthe
..nUv suggested that they
fs..N4D" -,,~sh1usc and play be1
rt ,.-t.,, Cbartreuse Quarles. with
1ft .r cxprrssi0n and a handfui OF
t.-,s calmly stated that he was
,-.rion that the dear little boy
ga wheel in his heao. ,,.......,,,,o
- commodore william Maraschino
who spoke hoarsely because ne
handling drafts ali day, re-
pa. t, n sort Of childlike and bland
t'' -,t s,mcthing should be done, and
say p,ulver Creme-de-Menthe Kain
Dt.5 been chasing a big electric
81, around the room, practising as
800, stopped chasing and agreed
t. ~. tben held a meeting. and the fol-
-~eamble and resolution, which
i.rrs itself. was finally, on a yea and
...F0te. adopted:
g4.-a4s we. the representatives OF
~. ,u-powerful attractive organization,
u. rr-City League. do meet together
~, hy week, and day by day, and on
= -.hs OF July two times a day for the
-..e OF ban-piaying. and whereas We
4. ,rshle 20 do any grand stand play
~ .- cline 'er out" for a twO-bagger al
- F,ra this week, and whereas We can
~ tte best Chinese ball games ever
,.-,..a8 I'm this country and whereas
have never seen an umpire mat
.. half as much about baseball as
?. ,trs we know. and whereas the con-
.-..f falling Of water IS grating on our
100 and is depicting our pocket-books'
l ,.hereas we never make enough
..r,-v 10 have champagne cocktails
..-.s fhau twice a week; therefore be 1t
r..olved. That We most respectfully
80. he august citizens who run the
.,ser end Of the government TO dis
--inus this sloppy weather procedure.
ralveL second. That we know our
....-.ss and don't intend that those VINO
Iu Ghqll reside In
frs city and not get IT,
r.so'ted. third. That the Senate can
,.lF the country 30 so 20 the demnitlon
f1r-wOws. but we would rather see inc
s.r shine than be president.
Pe5Ived. fourth. That a copy OF these
...,lr+.ous be mailed to Mr.. Harrington
aha ,gave man. Mr.. Morton. the Agri-
cultural Secretary, Captain Ansoh' OF
The chicago team. and a copy be spread
aa fhe minutes.
mo ouartctte then went out into the
,-n chilly. cheerless night and inter
t.Nad the corner establishment IN the
fara Of "a real live copper.
Win sunshine to-day the COILS ana
r-srrhs win play. the game commencing
o. 4.1 o'clock.
The Hmites have secured two new
riavers. Caulihower and O'Haga, ana
hey VIII probably be the battery TINS
afternoon. Hodges and McCreery nave
returned TO college. 50,
The Petersburg and college teams did
not play yesterday afternoon.
ADrawn Game ne stnuuton.
STANTON. VA. Sept Especial
Tbs stauntons and Chartestons locked
horns within the diamond to-day notwith-
standing the heavy rains, and after ten
innings the day closed out hard fought
contest with a drawn game Of TO 3.