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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-03-31
Ice skating An the Year.

BALTIMORE, March 8l,-The second ice
palace i'm the United States (he first one
being at the Aidwinter exposition, San
Francisco, is to be constructed in this
city by the Maryland Steel company, OF
Sparrow's Point. u win be opened june l,
and skating on real ice made by the me-
ehanical process provided all the year
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-03-31
STILL FlLIBuSTERING
Bland win Move to Pass His Bill over
the Presidents Veto.

Ahe AEbhlusnbb Veto
WASHINGTON, March 31.-Another long
filibuster consumed the time of the hou e
yesterday, and although the proceedings
were not characterized by the turbulance
and disorder which marked them on
Thursday, they eliminated in avery sharp
passage at arms between the speaker and
Mr.. Reed, and left partisan feeling still at
high tension when the recess was taken,
For four hours Mr.. Reed successfully fill
bustered against the approval of the jour
nal. During the progress of the filibuster
the speaker several times declined to en-
tertain appeals from his decisions, refus-
ing to state the grounds on which the decis-
ions were made He held that it was the
chairs privilege, as it was the privilege of
judge, to furnish the reasons for decisions
or not, as he saw fit When the presi-
dents veto of the Bland bill was read Mr..
Bland gave notice that on Tuesday next
he would move to pass the bill, the presi-
dents object tions Notwithstanding. A sin
gle vote was had on the O'Neill-Joy con
tested election case after the long strug-
| gle, but, although the Democrats had had
quorum present all the afternoon, it
mysteriously disappeared at the critical
| juucture. Seven votes were lacking.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-03-31

DENNIsoN, Tex, March 9l.-The watch
mans shanty near here, on the Missouri
and Texas Central, was burned just be-
fore dawn. After the flames were extin-
gUished the body Of an unknown man,
charred and with the skull crushed was
found in the ruins. He had been murdered
and the cabin fired TO conceal the crime.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-03-31

IHsTATE OF JOHN SoBOLOSKY, De-
T. ceased, Letters of administration on the
estate Of John Sobolosl1y, late of the borough
of Shenandoah, SchuyllSill county, Pennsyl-
yania, deceas ed, have been granted to Walter
W Rynklewicz, residing in said borough, to
whom all persons indebted to SAID estate are
requested TO make payment aud thos having
cl inns or ards will make known the same
without delay, or to the administrator attor-
ney, J. X. Coyle, Shenandoah Pa.
WALTER w. RYH KlEWICZ,
Administrator.
March 5. 1894. 3.5-6t oaw.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-03-31

If there ever was a real cure for chronic,
Coughs Colds, Bronchcsl troubles and La
Grippe 1t is Pan Tina. Don't fail to get the
genulue; avoid substitutes. Costs only 25
cents. Pan-Tina is sold al p. p. y, Kirlin's
Drug store
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-03-31

A DMINIS TRATIX NOTICE.--Estate of Ed
n ward Grifhths, deceased. Letters OF
administration OF the estate of Edward
Griniths late OF Shenanc oah, Schuylkill
county, Pennsylvania, deceased, have been
granted to Elizabeth Grif1ths residing in said
borough, 20 whom all persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make payment, and
those having claims or demands, will make
known % same without delay.
ELIZABETH GRlFFGTHs. AdministratiX.
3-3l-oaw-6L ]. H. POMEROY, Attorney.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-03-31
A Happy Man

& ne who uses Red Flag on fol rheumatism,
3euralgia, Toothache and chronic paine. It's
a remedy which cures every time. Try IL, 70
cents He'd Flag Oil Is sold at f.. p. u. Kir-
FMS Drug Store.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-03-31

Waon Baby was sick, we gave her CastogEtS
When she was a Child. she cried Tor CastoEih
syhsB she became Miss, she chung % ORstorsEs
Waap she had Children. she gave them CSEtusss
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-03-31

USE WELLS LAUNDRY Blue, the best
Blueing for laundry use Eack package
makes two quarts. l5cts. Sold by
Musser a. Beddall.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-03-31

When seeking neat and well conducted
cafe, go to Burchill's, corner Main and
Coal streets. Polite and prompt atten
tion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-03-31

John A. Reilly's is the place to get the
purest wines and liquors, best beer and
ales and finest brands of cigars.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-03-31
MISCELLANEOUS.

7 OST-A pair of gold.rimmed eyeglasses.
IL Return to HERALD ONCE and receive
reward. 325u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-25
TOBACCO EXCHANGE-

RICHMOND. VA, Sept y, lH94
No offerings of to5accoa at auction on
Change to-day
Private sales reported t. the secretary
~ the Richmond Tobacco Trade TO-DAY.
Wrappers, hogshead; filters, 4; smokers,
II. leaf (darO. 2. Total, y hoesheads,
The tobacco Inspector reports To-Day.
spections-B Bright, IS hogsheads; dark,
~ npg-heads R.usp" etiou~- Bright. 81
hogsheads dark. II hOgshcal3
Myers, Farmers, Davenport, Me
Shelburnes. NauEhan's, and Se1hroofS"' \
tobacco warehouses report to-day. kr-
cepts, 80 packages deliveries. 20 pack
ages
tons Cor the CRY Of RlchmonI Va. 20
day: Cigars and cigarettes, E.9Nls0, plug
tobaccos, s2,3l34s. Total SS,2'j.%.
Mr.. Alexander Harthill reports the
Louisville (KyD tobacco market ior ' i,n
week ending Saturday september q
Largely reduced receipts and sales. OF
all sorts, better grade5 Of bnrley IaUtT
wrappery dark leaf higher, we're the
leading features Of the week.
Offerings at auction.
Burley-lS93 crop: This week, i'izV nVs4
heads; last week, IN hogsheeaI,SS,o WIZ ~
I'm 1893. / g9i hOgsheads; week Ia lSJ2 Lob
The Growing Crop. Under the coniinu-
ance OF very favorable weather me crop
has improved considerably, III so'lS '' ,.',
tricts however, more than IN olhtTs.
Much Of the early planted tobacco is no"
being housed. and cutting is progressing
raniIllv. me late paintings IN the south
ern country hitherto small ana IRREGULAR.
have inur0ved greatly and IN the event
~ long DELAYED frost there is reason 10
expect a fairly good outcome u that part
Of the late planted portion Of ne GRO!
vShlch was put in the ground altnon&n
such was nothing Ike as iarse a. Mn-
Intended Very cool nights this week have
made growers somewhat apprehenslve OF
early frOsts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-25
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. LII, Sept 2i.-UntiI very
late in tO-lay's session or the "Hea'
market there was very little encourage
mont for the holders of that ,;rdn. Win
i'm The last hour. however the sentiment
underwent a change. being helped botn
nv trc smaller estimates Tor lo-'norlo"
md by the rally IN corn. me uhuei
to,,a vas decidedly weak throughout tHe
r4,.at Of tn, day. new low record Cf'tc
for Iaoeulbcrt being made. ialr pCSl-
,,r'.. v.,s transacted. local longs ana me
northwest doing the major portion OF tne
calling whilst shorts were apparent
tba principal support Of IN" market. III
addition 10 other weakening influences
earry the evident uneasiness OF holderS
~ corn impressed itself upon their prtL-
ia I'm Wheat To the disadvantage OF values
december wheat opened at '~il2cr "oiu
between 5ptc. and jikc., closing al ~ ~
lI... higher than saturday 40"
,.ia.t was I'm fair demand ana hteadS.
roro-Thr light estimates or to-!hot
-. arriy,tls OF corn induced some shorts
49, over I'M that market during the !dst
hours The buying for that account u
"s,iued good proportions before lHT
'iosc and prices not only reSalned M
80 ,bey bad lost early, but III addIt ION,
.t,,sd an appreciation over saturday ;
0rrI r1Ires Early IN the session ny
lin was a depressed one, ilS!lIi'ei
Iorrs selling freely, much OF the seniu-
80 tb#t prevailed last week hndinS
Injection al the opening to-day. me
..,,,,nd Tor cash corn was very poor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-25
ZEE TIMES-RICHMOND VA: TUESDAY SEPTEMBER % 1921
Primers. y,s bales: stock tactuap. s2.zoo

splnners, 2l3 bales; STOCK 'ao'""''
bales -o,.,. .ots..
Total to-day-Net receipts, Oo;' ta,ss
exports TO Great Britain, iv,iJi pai..
France ~ bales; Continent. Inv o"'e''
stock, 35}2l7 bales. .ao,c,.
Total so far this week-Net rec r,itn
77.54l bales: exports 10 Great ..onti
l2.29G bales: France, 4,1i9 oaies'
NtiW ORLEANS, sept 24.-Cotton iu-
lures steady; sales, $500 bales; Sepse ~, .
Der. 5S7; October. 5.s7: November, 90
December. 6O2; January, 600; fepru "a ~ = .
G.I0; March, 6l7 April, 6.22; May o'-''
June, G34: July, 63g. a,
LIVERPOOL. Sept 24.-l2:30 +. NJ
Cotton demand fair and prices STEADY ,
American midding. 2l-32; sales, lL,vvo
bales: American. 1900 bales; specuia-
ton and export, 1859 bales; receipts,
3aO bales. ali American. Futures
steady and demand moderate; SEPTEMBER,
q 34-Gt: October and November, "O-ot'
November and December, 3l-63: Decem-
her and January 3 32-64; January ana
February. & 34-Gl; February and Marcn,
3 34-6ld3 3J-64: March and April, s "o-Ot
az 1874: April and May, 3s-Vi May
and June, . }0-Gi.
p M.-September, 3 34-G4; September
and october, 3 30-G4. sellers; November,
2 yo-e4. November and December, I3-Ot
az 3O-Gf: December and January, 8 5o-o'
az 3l-G4: January and February, ! o--o'
az RITA. FEBRUARY and March, @3-pfH
q 21-Sl. March and April, . 3J-tfd3 3o-hi
AnrIl and May. 3 1854, sellers; May and
June. 3S-6ta3 1874. Futures cIoseu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-25
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS or
hJNEY.
Offerings and sales at the Hichnori To-
ba,co Exchange-Interpai Revenus
CoIIections-Foreigp Advices.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2i.-The tendency
OF prices at the Stock Exchange TO-DAY
was downward The special features "cfe
New York Central. Chicago Gas ana me
Changers all OF which were heaVy anu
lower. New York Central fell "a TO w
on trading Of i9O shares. The decline
in the stock was due to a belief prevail
ing In certain quarters that the directors
on Wednesday next viii reduce the GlFl-
dend, and that the statement 10 be pre-
scented will be unfavOrable. No one oI
any prominence in financial AFFAIRS couin
be found who would father the stofy,
but the fact remains that the stoch "a9
heavy and did not show any great FdIly-
ing power In the last hour the price
got back to 1905. The Changers were
weak. especially near the close, "nSh
Burlington and Quincy broke 10 ,@rs' 81,
Paul TO g. Rock Island TO jos, anu
Northwestern To 1929. These ngures SNOW
losses. as compared with SATURDAY ;
closing. of 3, 10 : per cent. FIRMS Win
Chicago connections were large Scii'.
and one house which has been more pI
less prominent on the bull side OF W hlshy'
sold about 1000 shares OF BurllnSloI
and Quincy. Western adVices were OF
"A decidedly bcarish character throubno,u :.
and they were all followed up by FaieS
OF the Changers and other western prop
critics The announcement That the COM
mon Council of Chicago would recohIeHe
this evening was the signal Tor idlu
on Chicago Gas, and the STOCK was
forced down from ~ 10 6rs. II Is lhti-
mated that the Common Council IL 10 ne
asked 20 grant a charter 10 the llty anu
County Company. a new competitor LOT
a share OF the gas business Of the cliy
American Sugar was another weak fpo''
and declined from 9G- 70 pa. Geneld !
Electric was inclined 10 iirmness, anu
at one time the stock adNdhIeu 90
on reports that the company hal IG''I =
its floating debt. New England hoii q" ~
:i2I.d33i,. all assessments pald. lH'
Trust company announces that this as
sessment has been paid on all but T."
thousand shares. The general market
closed irregular but in the main veal az
The total sales were 1j4~o shares. y ne
net changes show gains OF hH2 per cent,
burlington ana quincy l'dblhs. me
bond market was Irregular 800. ....
TREASURY Balances-Coin, S75,G3l, 900;
currency SCI .Gjj,uw.
Money on call easy at l per cent, last
loan at per cent. and closing G ,ier
4<,tiL 'rar cent Bar silver G@,. Sterling
exchange firm, with 2ctg9l bushes SIN >, x IN
days and lSGaI>jii for demand; posted
rates. 4SGT4~I Government bonds steady.
state bonds duh Railroad bonds hrin.
Silver at the board was - =.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-25
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, sept. A.-Flour dull, uh-
.ee9 aGi Tf ga, fair Tint to fa Ty" 3 t sea-
= ~: patent, S2Gld3.lO. Minnesota clear,
s. 2JI -, patent, s3.4vd3.'1; low extras,
81 .Sj42. 10. Southern Hour dun ana weak
common to fair extra, S2lVa5'oo' Sood 10
choice do. $3JoQj.JO.
Wheat fairly active. at &c. lower ana
closed steady: No red. store and ele-
vator, 55i.c. atloat, jf'4c. options sic de-
cnnei t.U@,c., December gong &c peio"
previous low record, rallied "a &c, CLOS
INK firm at lsNSc. below SATURDAY, WIN
trading fair; september, 5G4c.; Decem-
Der. 5>lac., May t"''Ic. .,,. IA O.,
corn dun, lower and weak; NO. =
5f,5.I,,i.r. elevator; 5Gtld1h~c. anoaI
options declined lnl:4c., rallied "a l'sc'
ANA closed uTm at Ltui2e. uhdtI bdlut
days trading and fairy active S 5e,,'t,nr
ben. &c; November JG'4c.' DeceH'Del'
Oats duh Options active and nrmer'
september SO 90, November, %tsc' -, Ds
cember, 35<e; May 5N'-c'' mike"
iiI',y " steady and in far demand; snip
ping luljlc., good 10 choice. 'Va SIC. ,,,.,
Beef quiet, nominal, and fair at Sio"
al2OJ: extra mess, $SpOQNJ' nSel ,monrI'
AMI al SIaJU; tierced beet duIl ana steduS +,
civ extra. India mess. $lLD, cut HltdI9
alIiat and easy; picked bellies, >s.'g4|.-'
a. TO average; shoulders, |'V'' '"'''''
SlLUoIll.0; midiies nominal ..lIl,or, s,oan
Lard quiet and lower; western steam
- ~. citv S~yyGS..D September. SUI
.ekaj. January. $50 asked Renned
,ui.t ana weaker; Continent, S9o'l'-';
compound. 81. iJd6NIl3. ....,.....
PORK dull ana easy; mess Fh,''ou 10, 80
plitter- r'ancv nrm and in moderate de-
uaut. dairy. l|H23c.; DO, creamery, lnt
Dc. western dairy, l@Hltc.; creamery
IJlI5I5c.: Elg.ns, 2Jl2'. ... ..,,,,,,
Cotton seed oil quiet ana HIli' 'i""''
aIll32c.; yellow. "Jc. bil. ,orro,,
Pctrolcum quiet; Washington, barTeIs,
81 90 DO. i'm bulk. >3.J Reihtd--Ne"
york. S5lj. Philadelphia, S3Io' III Du'N'
'Ro-,n firm and dull; strained, COM
mon TO GOOD. $l1Il.HI 22lg. ...,.....,..
,rr.rp.ntiue quiet and easy at "NuZs' g.
Rfc- active and firm ana deindl u IAN ,
.stra L,fJvc.: Japan. tNdfhc ,,r
Eulasses- Foreign nominal Ne" Ci
leans. open kettle, good TO cholce' s'edoS
40 2iu3G..
Peanuts quiet. go, , closed
-t.rIv ut ju2O. points up; SepteH..ne 81
.,l3 ~iIrIi.1O: November %l2'o4l :. - :
January. Sl2o5: March. SllW; Way
81 49, spot Rio dun; No. !, Sl''t', go
Surar- Raw dull and nominal, idlt ~
t,irg 3l.c. Refined quiet ana easy :
standard 4. 4i.Hi ll-lGc., cut-loaI, . i1 ,l
H5t,c: crushed, > l-lGd5Hc.; Grahula'e''
IlH4 l3-lGc. -..... and nm
Irreights 20 Liverpool inactive ana UNI
changed: cotton. SGD. grain, @td.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-25
BALTfNOR

BALTIMORE, MD, Sept H-tlour
duII. western superfne, sl.7Oql. 80; 90.
extra S2cpd2.35; DO. family, s2.JOG2.iO,
winter wheat, patent. 81 SJH3.U1; spring
DO 50. 5od3Gj; 40. straight, S3.l3G3.io'
Wheat dull and steady; No red sPot
and September, j3d53isc.; October 49,
q.lIs.c.: December, 5GpDHc:; May. -, g.
asked: steamer No. . red, Jol2c.; mining
wheat by sample, jii1c.
corn dull. mixed spot and September
nc. year. J2Lc. asked; southern White'
G,c.: 10. yellow, 6lqG2c.
oats quiet. No. white, western, "Ja
&5i,c.: No. 2 mixed, western, 33d53i2c.
rive steady. No. ., 52G53c.
Hay steady; good to choice timothy
Grain freights quiet and steady, Cork
for orders, 2s.3d.a2s.Gd.; cotton &c;
noUr, 80. .,.--.
Provisions steady; mess pork, SlG.'3;
hulk shoulders. $50: short rib sides,
S175. clear sides. 5000; sugar-cured
shoulders, $3.50; hams, Sl42j; large, Sl3.o.
i.ard-Rehned. $3.50.
Butter firm; creamery, fancy, va &c;
ladle, fancy, l7dlSc., store-packed, IN
1Jc
Eggs firm at 17c.
Coffee steady: 80. !, SlG.o.
Sugar quiet graduated, 50. -
Bonds-B Baltimore and ONO, tb'2 Dld
Northern Central. G9ll asked; Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern, mIlAlW, 40.
second incomes, 2S asked do. third in
comes. 81, asked; Consolidated Gas
stocks G1H,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-25
IinNIfJC" COURJa.
To sue Beverley Tor the Amount OF
Brady's Bail.

In consequence of judgment rendered
by Judge Wickham i'm the Henr'co co MY
Court the Commonwealth viii institute
suit against Mr.. W. II. BEVERAGE 70
recover $500. the amount OF pan boin
given bv MIN for the release OF Book
maker Edward j. Brady. who failed u
appear for trial on the charge OF Nlo-
lating the gambling laws or the SJlte.
William Fleming tcOlorei was Iouhu
guilty of malicious assault anu ms pu'"S
mant was fixed at two years IN ihe
Robert Daniels was found guilty Of
two charges of petty larceny ana r..
ceived six months I'm jail IN one case anu
Jul Sbar1rs Johnson. James Martin and
IoNu Cousins the three tTdmpS WHO
burned a lot Of lumber belonging TO d
colortd man named Egglest"h, near w
EEpositiou grounds, q few Gays Az
9rr4 iailcd for thirty days by Justice
Hilbert Slaughter Ccolored) was given
TWO months in jail for petty lar ,e.E .
.rhp Jury was adjourned over TINS morn
'''I Iua u'',.' Tvier continued the case Of
GrTander I.ockett (cClored), charged
VIM poisoning a cow belonging to MI
~ u ri Lewis and Constable Fursqs2n
. rr,-f.d seven crap shooters IN fuItoI
an Sunday. They were Uled ny 'Hy
Justice yesterday evening ana ie'ea i.l' u
upon payment OF fines, except ON "''''
The County Democratic comm ttee We're were
I'm session Yesterday The meetnS was
private and IL is not known p '}-.. ny
what was done. Il IS thought W.. Wv
',,,,,itt,a yy.ra simply making ariduE -
meats for speaking in the county. Ihey
viii meet next VI ondaY; l..t.,-,..,,
The case of Salde Holmes 'cll,Ttd'
Will be tried in te County court "
CAV.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-25

An evidence OF that fact Is found In the
discount of &c. for september uhuer
May, that difference being seen at one
time during to-days trade. erices ruiea
1.c under Saturday. May corn opener
from 5V4c to jic., sold between Dnc.
and sc, closing at 5lisc., Earsc. h'suer
than Saturday.
Oats-With wheat and corn both weak,
oats preserved a steady tone. the mah
reason for which was the continuation
OF a good shipping demand. The better
tone in the other markets during the AT
ter portion OF the session was partlcI-
mated in by oats. The close was &c.
higher than Saturday for May. Cash
Proyisions-'rhe market for product was
firm al the opening, an advance IN I'VE
hog values exerting a good influence.
Ia{er there was general selling, Armour
receiving the credit for being the m n,'st
important person on that slde, Wills Wills
nne ~ the ground-fioor commission
houses made a determined effort to iopS rec
u docIine The rally in grain was OPP
,,,na however a good demand spring
Ing up in sympathy The close was va ,o orl;
nhoroad from Saturday for January porn
- and January ribs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-25

A Bad DAY for Nnthrr--in- Lnw-Nniher
cu.but Of TRIVIAL Nature.

Two hours OF hard work were In store
FOR Justice John yesterday morning when
ne climbed up his bench at $3.50 O'CLOCK
Plenty of cases were brought Deiore
him, but they were all more or less OF
The species Of clothes line fights Ihv
persons most sinncd against appear
10 be the mothcr-in-law, a. appeared
from the following two cases: go
Samuel Austin was charged WIN as
saulting, striking. and wounding, WIN
stick. Johanna Branch. his moJheT-Hl,
law. and the latter was In turn chalgtu
with assaulting and striking Samuel WIN
a glass pitcher. The unfortunate mothet-
fn-law appeared in court with plE
STRIP OF sticking plaster pasted across
the left side OF her forehead. ana SeVerdi
witnesses testified as TO the brutaity OF
Samuel Things looked rather Dlue
the latter until Dr. WorthinSton, the
surgeon Of the Almshouse, VINO treaITl
the mother-in-laW, was called IN. lie
stated that she had received merely
scalp wound. which did not amount 10
anything Al the direction or the JustlGe
he removed the plaster. and everybody
was astonished to see only very sllgnt
trace OF The fracas. Justice John look
ed non piussed hut having given 80 hucp
Of his valuable time to the same, ne
was bound 10 DO something desperate. anu
he fined Samuel $40 and costs for RAISING
bis hand against his mother-in-law, whlle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-25
r.,.r or. Ga djdatrs for Congress.

Hon. s. s. Turner, member OF Gongr res
from the Seventh district yesterday nou-
uad Non. Joseph r. Lawless, Secretary
Of the Commonwealth. that he is can can
Jid8te for reelection on the Democratic
ticket. a.. ,o., ,,or,i-
,ated NV the prohibitiOnists and endorsed
iy the Popuiists Of the sixth con. rtss,o'ai
dietrict also Informed the Secretary or
The Commonwealth of that fact.
Both communications were properly at
testrd as prescribed by the Walton law.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-25

rhe following suits were Instituted in
the Circuit Court yesterday:
Fhe Endorsement Guarantee Company vs..
Joseph Rindsberg and Il. Ullman. dam
" ID. Cardwell. administrator Of the
estate Of James d. DentOr, VS.. Martin
a Powers; damages, 5000.
Judgment was confessed by Daniel
Lyons In favor Of j. b. Mosby, trustee
for II. l.. Christian & Co. for S93i.lS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-25
THE ORIOLES BEATEN.
CLEVELAND GETSA LEAD THAT THE
LEADERS COULDN'T OVERCOME.
The Giants win . Good Game From tho
ColOseis-The Bostops Won as They
Pleased From the Reds.

CLEVELAND, Sept. 24.-The home
team batted the ball all over the field
to-day in the first two innings. and
tho visitors could not recover the lost
ground. Both Mexican and Brodie were
mt ont Of the game in the fourth in
ming for nghting. Attendance 500.
Score. - ~ n. Il,
Daltt,nnrn .....3O0I100 21-S 2
Eottrrles. Cuppy and Zimmer; Gleason,
Hawke. and Robinson.
NV YORK, 8: LOUISVILLE, 7.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. A.-Louisvllle gave
New York a sharp contest Tor To-Day
game The Giants won on me none
Roth KneU and Meekn were In splendil
form. and the game was the pest an
around that has been seen mere IoI SUM-
time. Darkness chded IL di'oi e'7'' III
niugs. Attendance lD' u IT 1,
IovIg,,iIa ......4O2OO1O- 3
\ew York .......1 z 90 -
BATTERIES: Knell and Cote; Meekin ana
Farrell.
nosrov. :: CINCINNATI. 4.
CINCINNATI. Sept 2i.-With two pitch-
ers i'm the field and team that dld not
GRO q.hsthrr they won or not, the Reds
laid down to Boston in "retched game
to-day. Attendance 90. II =
Cincinnau 2OOO4 6 4
- ,,'''''' '''',21OO O1201-7 II 2
BATTERIES: Fisher and Merritt; Stiyetts
and Camel.
p1rrsBuEG. 20; BROOKLYN, 4.
prTy,rSRIrRG. Sept. 2i-With the tx
cention Of the first inning. the Brooklyn
could do nothing with Menatee' delivery
to-day, and the home team Won WIN
ease Attendance '''''' r. II. E.
HrGokIvn. ..........3 900 II g :
Batteries-Menafee and Weaver; stem
CHICAGO. IT; WASHINGTON, 5.
CHICAGO, Sept. 4.-Chicago had no
trouble I'm defeating Washington to-day,
hitting Stockdale hard all through the
game. Hutchinson did not exert himselI
I'm he box, but was terror at the bat,
making three singles and home run
while Stratton gathered a triple, nome
run, and two singles. Attendance, 40
Score. - =
CHICAGO. .124o2o2eo-iiii' = % q :
Washington. .....0 0 1 90 , II :
Batteries Hutchinson and SchHVer'
Stockdale and Dugdale.
PHILADELPHIA. Il; ST. LOUIS, !.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 2i-Philadelphia
three ordinary games Johnson pltcheu
a steady game for the visitors. thllly
weather prevailed. Attendance, Nv
81. Lou~ ......0 OOOOI OOO--1 g
Philadelphia % > > . l 81 Il
batteries: Garrison and 1Wlneham
Johnson and Buckley.
GAMES PLAYED SUNDAY.
At St. Louis: Baltimore, 10; st. Lous.
At Chicago: First game Washington,
G: Chicago. .; Second game Chicago, il.
Washington. =.
At Cincinnati: First game Brooklyn. 10;
Cincinnati, 9, Second game CINCINNATI, 81