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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Sept. 4.-Flour weak and
freely offered. winter wheat low grades,
81 sJd2 ID: fair to fancy, y. iOa2U; pa pa
tent. S2.i5Q3.D; Minnesota clear, S2:224
> 50. patent. s34pa3.oO. low grades, Sl.so
u211. Southern -four dull and weak !;
common To FAIR extra. S2.loa5.o0; good to
choice do. S3OOu3 -.
Wheat fairly active: red firm; spring
lower. No. red, store and elevator
5SpJel4c.; atloat, j>i,c. options declined
l4Nssc., rallied l9p"sc, closing nrm al
lsuAc. over Saturday. with trading dun;
September. 3N1sc., October, J9c.i Deem
Der. 8i}.c.: May. b61sc.
Corn dull and firm; No. ,, 6iQ63Ac g,
elevator, 0Hgc. afOat. options dull. with
September ls,c. down; others unchanged
To- lic up. closing: September, G2i2c.; DE-
t0ber. o4c.. December, 5e1sc., May, 0f9c.
oats fairly active and nrm. options
dull, September SIZE; December, @w'4c.'
May. 394c.; No , white, 311sc. spot
No. D. $3.50: No. white, 362u3b4c. :
mixed western, 34lIAjc.. white do, JGa4 zoe
Hay quiet ana weak; shipping, Oc''
good % choice. OjUNpc
Wool steady and IN iair demand; domes-
tic fleece. lNh24c., pulled, lo93fc. ,,o,
Beef 0ull and steady, family, SlVV't
200: extra mess. SS.OOfSlD; beef hams
quiet at S--u. tierctd beef dull anu
firm. cily extra. India mess, Sli.Vpi Sut
meats quiet aud steady, picked bellies,
S4.75. shoulders. 500. MANS. Sll.I04l2.p;
midlles nominal.
Lard quiet ana higher; western steam
- uO DID; city Se3'heN. ~ sep H a.l,i
5000. nominal Refined quiet and nrm
Continent $3.50. South American So'o'
compound. S662LMG.IJ. ,,- -,.
Pork hm and quiet; mess, SlJ'-Jh l'''V'
city extra. Slj IVNl4Oo.
Butter IN moderate demand and steady;
State dairy. lin22tc.; 40 creamery,
IS02olac.. western dairy, 1870 lfc.; TO-,
creamery. fJu24c.. Elgins. 2ic.
Cotton seed oil quiet ana hrm; crude
9guI0c.. yellow. 3jc.
I.fVII..|.r.l TfIlaf
Rosn dull ana steady; strained. COM
mon 20 good, Ni.bIp ~. .o,,1,
Turpoutne quiet and steady at 2s'2a
2gc.
Rice i'm good demand and firm; domestic,
fair to- extra. li4Njisc Japan, 4l9ptAc;
M0lassea- Foreign nominal; New Ut
leans. open kettle good 70 choice, dull
and steady al Z1lE}Gc.
Peanuts quiet $4,000.
Conoe options opened barely steady
and closed 10 points down. september,
SI3oO. December Sl25JIl2Uo. Mdrch,
Sl2 -. May, Sl2l00l2lj. spot Rio duh;
so. :. $1,000.
sugar Raw quiet and firm; fair re
Hnug, 5isc Refined iull and steady;
off a, 1-lGufa,c standard A. / lJ-lo4
e.. cut-lolf 5HsQ5 9-l6c., crushed, 5fsn
Is a-fGc., gVauulattd, 1 l3-lGuJAc.
Frelehts 10 Liverpool quiet and de-
pressed; cotton, sgd, grain, ID, noml-
nal
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+. NJ. Friday. There they VIII don
their suits and repair 10 the grounds.
preceded by band OF music. Hacks viii
probably be used. IL was also decided
mat III found practicable. the clubs
should be photographed in uniform and
the photos sold on the grounds during the
game. Mayor Richard NJ. Taylor will
probably act as scorer.
The Christopher Columbo band has
kindly onered to enliven the occasion
with musical selections.
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Low Rates to Pittsbure. PA. During the
4 Z NatInm.I 4 lcanunnnnt

From September 6th TO 10Th, inclusive.
the Richmond, Fredericksburg ana Poto-
mac Railroad Company will sell round
trio tickets 10 Pittsburg. Pa, at the low
est one-way -Sl.50-gOod To return
until September 10Th Tickets on sale at
Richmond Transfer Company, Ninth and
Main streets, and Byrd-Street station.
G. A. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager
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fife.
only a rose that faded.
only sun that fed
only a sky DER shaded.
Only a heart that's dead.
only a tree that's leafiess.
only a pasture bare,
Only a voice that's speeches,
Only a noxious tare.
only a smile departed.
Only a light obscured
Only tear drop started,
only a Pang endured.
Only a dream that vanished,
only "A winters day,
Only a fond hope banlshed,
only a half sung lay.
Only period fieeting.
Napid as wind swept cloud,
Only perfection meeting,
After deaths sOmber shrOud
Vera V. Hunt
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COUNTRY Wholesale.

COUNTRY PRDDUCE-WHOLES
BUTTER Receipts large ana demand
fairly slow at quotations. The quota.
lions are as follows. Fancy dairy, 100
lie, choice dairy, ia l5c. choice family
packed) l4g lGc., CHOICE store packed.
Lsnl5c medium store (packedl, lOgi2ac.
Receipts extremely light and
demand very good. The present quota
lions are: In crates. near by and fresh.
nc; In crates fresh and clean, ltdl'c.;
in barrels and boxes 0resh). l54l1o
Pot LTKT-Kcctlp or I'VE poultry
Ishter and selling well at quotations. Fol-
loving are present prices; Chickens
dargej, oa9Ic., email, eaioc;; ducks
pound. GilI7c. geese diyel. per head.
tOajJc.; ROSTERS toid), per pound, iIoe.
MEATS-Follo@ing are Quotations:
Calves. per pound gross. .4Hqonc.;
shfep per pound lAa2c.; lambs tgood).
Der pound, 31gai4c. beef cows per
bound 2a2Hc; helrers. per pound. 2AV
5ILc.: steers, per pound 2lyg3c. ,hogs
CsmaiD. net, per pound 8i1gIc;; hams
tsmaiD' well-smOked per pound. t2xY
i4c'. large. well-smoked, per poundi W
lie sides tcured). per pound. IUoc.:
shoulders lsmoked), per pound. Igsc.
APPLIES apples, per parre''
DRIED FRUIT-Apples fancy silcedl.
per Mound, 4fi5c.: quartered. per p0und..
HGI3f6c. peaches tpeeiedG per pound,
% ioc.; cherries pitted). per pound 20
Zoe
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gAvESrL.


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; at 6ls east
tiay s son Of Rev C. J. and Clara oehi-
scblaeger. aged four months.
Funerai WEDNESDAY at II A. NJ, from
the parsonage.
sEpDoN. Tuesday afternoon.
September 1894 at ds esGes' JAMES ssaS6 a.
son % 81, vears and thirteen days.
af Fan .sn yffr from church q the Covenant
rHHIIHRsDAY AFTERNOON 2, o'clock:
T.. NJ. a,s nleaaa .o.v
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This amount. with MeSsrs. \. Saks ~
cos contribution Of $50. makes a grand
total Of $3.50.
ON Thursday next there viii be game
of baseball at West-End Park between
Richmond RIOTERS and Police Rooters,
and the game will be full OF interest.
The proceeds Of the game Will be for
Fore worthy man. who is unable To
work and who is IN distress.
'I1rrLr BILLY" ". JOLLY JOHNS"
rhe Little Billys" ana the Jolly
Johns" were represented at meeting OF
several big. fat Would-De ball players to
complete arrangements FOR the game In
which some oval-shaped gentlemen VIII
contest game next Friday afternoon at
the West, End Park. and give the pro-
ceeds 10 the Virginia Hospital,
Here is the personnel, With their respec-
tive weights;
Little Billys.-Preston Belvin. c., ~;
Col. III. NJ Bancroft. p, 23l; W. l.. sey-
James Cunningham, 2b. 2B; James Nc
Kenney, 30, $50; X. f.. Vaughn, l. T., 2iS;
". II. Cullngworih, c. T., 26s, X. IA. VI,
Hprrlson. +. T., 2O5; Shirley Carter, 70;
Sam Dunstan. 23O :. b. witt, 2iY; ". c.
Adams. go.
Jolly Johns.-John :. Harwood. H., rs;
r. Nj. Re-de, s. S., 23l; Otho q. owens, L.
Z DO. r.. IL. Craig, 2b 233: j. j. Crutch-
deld 3D.. 2Ol: j. r. Mountcastie. c. T.,
32o, o. A. Hawkins, D.. ~; Z. w. Dun
stan. c.. ~: IL. Il. Hudson. r. T., 2sl j.
]. Guyer, 232; John trischkorn, 20; VII
liam Lovenstein. yco.
IL was decided that the two clubs
should meet at the Davis House at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-05

Mr. J. G. Boswell. one OF the best known
and most respected citizens Of Brown
wood. Tex. suffered with diarrhoea for a
long time and tried many different rene
dies without benefit until Chamberlain $
Cole, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
was used: that relieved him at once. For
sale by Owens * Minor Drug Company
+. NJ. Slaughter. T.. +. Reeve * CO., and
". G. Forstman, druggists.
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small's Rooters' Special Past Train to Nor
folk
TURFDAY. SEPTEMBER I'm.

a special fast train will leave Richmond
via Chesapeake AMI ONO railway with
the Great Kooter Sma!fs cohorts at u
noon on Tuesday, September I'm, TOR
Norfolk. 10 witness the ball game be-
tween the Richmond and Norfolk base
ball clubs. Returning, leave Norfolk so
T. VI. Three-hOur schedule in each direc-
ton. Fare for the round trip only 81.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL, Sept.
4-Cattle- Receipts. $500: market nrm:
common to extra steers, S2.vOdl5.W; stock.
ers and feeders, S9Wq3.25; cows ana
bulls, ~. 25lf3.i0 calves, S2.25dl5.2o.
HOgs-Receipts, 1900: market firm;
common TO choice mixed, S5.lJQ6.25;
choice assorted, s6.lOu620; light, $3.50
60; pigs, Si.UpQ5.S5.
Sheep Receipts, 10000; inferior to
choice. SlOoQa5O
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OBI UARI.
". NJ. LOVING.

Mr.. w. NJ. Loving, an old and highly
respected citizen OF this city. died at his
residence on Hnl street yesterday morn
ing al O'Clock: aged siXty-hye. He
leaves wife and Two children by his
second marriage anu several children by
the first marriage. all Of whom are
me remains will be buried this morning
al no o'clock AT Shady Grove church, in
HenricO county.
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ST LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, MO. Sept 4.-Fiour dull:
patent, -. i5d2.GD, Fancy, s-"V"<'io'
choice. Sl.7Jdlvo.
Wheat nrm and higher; Septemoer'
Corn firm and higher: september, DC.
bid: December. iOc.. May. jy'sc.
Oats firm and unchanged; September,
3OAc.. May 35Asc.
Professionalism mess, slt.O
Lard-Prme steam. $3.50, choice, S,tc.
Dry Sailed Meats-Shoulders. S66lia;
longs and clear ribs, $3.50. shorts. SD
Bacon-Boxed shoulders. sI1o; longs.
s. 62l9uS'5 -; clear ribs, Ss'5do'o'rs'
shorts. $500.
High wines firm at si.3s
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PETERSRIrRG

Y Y :
summary: Sacrifice hits Richmond. J.
Earned runs-Richmond, !. Petersburg. ].
Two-base hits-Pcnder. Home runs
Ponder Stolen bases Richmond. 4: Pc
tersburg. 2. Double plays-Kain. Gilman
and Tate CD. First base on balls-Off
Duke, Z; off Keenan,, 2, of James, 3.
First base on errors-Petersburg 2. Hit
by pitched ball--By Duke. L. by James,
@ Struck out-By Duke. 4; by keenan,,
/: hy James. 8. Passed bals-By Wells.
J. by frost /. Time OF game, one hour
and forty-flve minutes. Umpircs. Messrs.
McDermott and Clark.
GAMES WON AND LOST.
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~ RINA+f ~ ~. .
y AN uninter~
esting game the
BaltimOrcs de-
featcd the chi
Cages. this af-
tcrnOOn. Hem
ming, the orr
olcs latest ac-
QUESTION, pitch
ed a good game
Keeping the Wis
itOrs' hits beau
tifully scatter.
ed. Tie W 10
poorly support
q Il. jennings,
PohinsOn, and
BrOutners each
making costly
errors. but lpl
these mistakes,
Chicago WOult
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The funeral Of little Mary, the daughter
Of Conductor William j. Tyler and Mrs.
Sfo ggie II TYLER, took place from the
naTents' residence. 1914 north seventeenth
street Yesterday morning at II o'clock.
Rev. MIR Goodwin, rector Of st. Johns
huron conducted the services. Miss
J tttie RozvckI sang "Gome. Great De-
lyerer. Come" favcr'e hymn OF he
little Girl The intermeat Was I'm oak
,,,,d cemetery. The pall-bearers were
: n Chalkley, p. =. Porter, II. b. Tay-
- opd = d. MCtihee.
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JANIS, TEE WIZARD.

The Agriculturahsts brought with them
thn Niue something Of a wizard. His
name is James His ringlets curled up
yust Wee bit behind by way Of orna-
meut 10 "a nondescrlpt physOgnomy, a
Snyi stout physique, divided exactly
mar ana hdll between body and legs. and
nihh y spherical head. which he man
So 10 heep cool. James was possessed
OF coAsi1erdble speed and he knew sew
eraI thiugs about delivering the ball in
al tHtCuEe manner His down shoots are
paIut4.8Iy phzziing. and these are va
ricd with deceptive neck delivery which
did something towards bewldeTing the
Crows. Seven hits, with a total Of a.
many bases. was what they ala for him
These were scattered 10 the very hest al
vantage, and netted the home team only
-FOUR runs. James was supported ad-
mirably throughout the game The field
work or The visitors was Individually per
iect, with the exception OF somewhat
eNcusabie error on the part Of pender
who threw wild 10 home when KaIn
scored, and mistake by frost. The
work Of Honeycutt In right field. Stafford
at first Myers at third. Sanford in centre
ana Farrell al second was all fautless.
while Kelly. in left field, captured the
only fly that came his way.
The entire team work OF the visitors
Was highly crediabie. They seemed 10
b. too fast for their opponents Fender
lined out three hits. including a beautiful
two-bagger and home run, out OF four
opportunities, and Sanford found Duke
possible four.
The home team were inferior In this
respect 20 the visitors. Duke added TO
.s expensive delivery by wild throw to
ipussey al a critical point letting in a
run. Phillips covered himself with ig-
n3miny by an atrOclOus muff OF Sanford's
~ in the NTH. and Roussey kept pace
with the Baby by muffing Penders pOp-up
ny IN the eighth
The work 81 Kain at short was fault
lest He accepted seven chances without
rlistake. and assisted Gilman and Tate
- make couple Of quick. sharp double
plays; Gllmans efforts at second were
tIperb. He put out eight men. assisted
IN The process Of doing up four, and came
OUT OF the scufiie without an error Tates
Wofh on nrst was. highly cred!table, while
that OF Wells behind the mask was equal
" 80; Wells lined out three hits out of
possible four.
But why dwell upon the unpleasant
themeY Richmond was Extraordinarily
beaten-and the cause Of the whole tea
party" was the atrocious work OF Duke
"a the box and the gilI-edge pitching OF
James for the visitors
Here is the score. Look in the sum-
mary II you would read the facts:
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SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, GA, sept. 4.-Turpentine
firm at 26sc. for regulars; receipts Tor
two days, ,5Sl casks.
Rosin in good demand and market nrm.
Quote-A. B. {. and ID, slo5; r, Sio;
+. Sl25, c. 81 10; II. $50; /, N.70; N.
$40: NJ. S2.o5; n, S2.80: window glass;
$3.50 2.4j; water white, x2.IO.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHNOND VA. Sent. 4 1891.

o0erings-Wheat. i.T7s bushels; corn
nxhite). .U9s bushels; corn (miXed), 6J1
bushels; oats, l,si2 bushels; meal, Is
bushels.
,whlte). 4,Tl bushels. corn Cmixed), 80
bushels; oats. l,I32 bushels; meal, Is
bushels.
Quotations.: Wheat-Longperry. Doc, To
5Sc.; mixed, sic. 10 5sc.: shortberry, dc.
ito 5Sc.; No 2 red. 5Il4c. to 5Sc.
Corn--Whte. Virginia (bag lots). &c.
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STATE LEAGUE RECORD

GAiIs fcHFDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Petersburg at Richmond.
Norfolk al Lynchburg.
Roanoke at Newport News
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CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, :. c., Sept 4.-iur-
pentine nrm at 25Nu26c., receipts W
ca SKIS
Rosin-Good strained firm at 95c. asl.vo;
receipts, 2.jS barrels.
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to &c; No. white, G3lLc to Cic.; No.
mixed, sc.
Oats-No. mixed, 34Ilc. to 35c.; No. 3
mixed Bic. 10 3iIzc., winter, 80 10 4lc.
Rye-Jgc 10 ryc
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ROANOKE FoRFRIrFD THE GAME.

NEWPORT NEWS. Sept Especial
In the game between the Roanoke and
Newport News Hampton teams to-day
the former objected to the decisions OF
the umpire and refused 10 play. The
game was given to the home team by the
usual scOre-9 to q.
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Ian ESTHETIC TWIRLER
pyrHx yAxE or DUKE, GAVE THE
GAME TO THE FAHMERs.
a p,,chsrs Rattle, wish James ne the Victor,
rbY.e Thousand People Witnessed the
one-sided Contest-scorc to =.

LEVER Marcus
Aurelius Gilman
remarked ycster-
q ay afternoon
Just before lcav-
ing his hotel for
tn g West-E End
Il all Il a r X ::
&" Wei, IL We
don't beat those
jays from the
box-car town to-
day. III quit the
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have been shut out. Two great pays ny
jennings. and the work OF keitz Ac-
Graw and keeler, were the mo- MOI hole-
worthy features. Attendance S'o11' ~ ~
baltimore. .......11O120 0x-9 II .
Chicago. e'..,.......O 001O1 00-S II /
Batteries -Hemmlng ana hoDlhsoh'
Terry and Schriver.
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Totals................ II

Iynchburg .............O - 5000 o
[0rfolk ...........O q o % > 90 ] *
Summary: Earned -Lynchburg. g.
Norfolk. 6. Left on -Lynchburg,
7. Norfolk, 6. Bases on ballS-ElscY.
struck out-By Petty, .: 10y McKenna 3.
Two-base hits-Colhhower, Leahy, Joanes
Passed balls-Childs. stolen bases-Mc-
Farlan 2), Joanes. Umpire, Mclaughlin.
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Cash Quotations Flour was duh ana
> snrlng wheat 5%sHjl9.c.; No. corn,
40 No . oats. 2Jan5'sc.; mess pork,
yIIHql4.lO; lard. sa.35aeW; short rib
siies sTx5frT.JJ; dry sailed shoulders,
SIS s5nT.O0; short clear sides, Ss3Sus.1;
yvhfskV 81 .33.
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Portraits

are attractive when the subject is good.
The reflection of the original In the mirror
Of one OF those beautiful Dressers from
SydnOr K Hundley Is more 80.
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WASHINGTON, y. C., Sept. "A pri-
n@',rces the death at Hartford, Conn,
mis- morning Of Rev. DIR. j. c. yelling,
n pr,s iI'y Of the columbian University,
II Washington. =. e. one Of the most
prominent educational institutions In the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-05

cAMrs sCHKDuTEp FOR Io-DAf'

cAMrs sCHEDUTEp FOR TO-DAY
pi,tsburg at New York
Clevland at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at philadelphia.
Louisville at Boston.
Chicago at Baltimore.
St. .Ouis AT Washington.
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In India, declares Mr.. Telang. In the
September Forum, the man has the bet
ter OF 1t; in America the woman has the
better.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, o.. Sept 4.-Flonr-
Spring patent, So 25a3 ~: fancy. $2.Iy0
2gO: family. 81 JOq26j.
Wheat-No. red 5ic.
Corn-No. 2 mixed, SIC.
Oats-No. 2 mixed. 3ic No. white.
33t1d33&.c.
Pork-City mess. si2.75: clear mess.
SAB.
Lard-Steam leaf, sS75: kettle dried.
800
Bacon steady at 81 20; short rib sides.
Ss.62i5: short clear sides. SSS1i7.
Whisky very firm at Sl.3S
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Hoy quiet; good to choice timothy.

Hay quiet; good to choice timothy
Sf4cu13.5O.
ocean freights dull; steamer TO Liver
pool, per quarter, 1c.; Cork for orders.
per quarter. Is liad.n2s.3d cotton. pe'
Loo pounds. 2Jc., Hour, per iVo pouhass
SC.
Eggs steady at i5HdlGc.
Coffee quiet. No. Z. Sl6.vU4lO.iZ'5.
Other articles unchanged. a.
BoIds--Virginia IS, new, tzn'z17' 90:
Century bonds, 5s9sGJyis; Baltimore and
Ohio stock, rs: Consolidated Gas bonds.
li5l4Hll6, do. stock, "a
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oLryELAND. 8; BROOKLYN, 0.

BROOKLYN, n. Y, Sept; 4.-The
Clevelands completely overwhelmed the
Brooklyns by their superior playing at
Eastern Park this Afternoon, Auout rO
make a ridiculous attempt TO hit Cuppy
me Cleveland twirler wa; at his best.
and in addition to this hi The bah sound
Iy and ielded MS, position ~ good style.
He was splendidly supported. George
Tebeau. who covered first base. because
cs s patsy Tebeau i suffering from
ankle PlaISy ysan 'ss B Rosti0n SAD, aG,
hnaviIy nj times. The fielding OF the
WrookIyns was somewhat below their
standard The score
cisyeland 49,. o 0 n 0 90 -8 ~ 0
I,atteries-stein and Daley. Cuppy and
,pCOnnOr.
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Don Tate was resented with three bou-
| duets Yesterday. Pop played very
| Creditahle first 49, al. -od.,o
| exhibition OF tne SpOIl At 'NNV''"
Il clever player. .,...,, - ,b,
| cranks by his high order Of catching pc
| hind the bat His stick work yesterday
was nearly equal 70 that Of the rest or
| the team combined Seven hits was the
record: Wells got three Of them;
Keenan, dld fairly. good Work IN =, tne
box. He threw the bali at Umpire Clark
| twice and came near striking the UNI
pire once. Had the small twirler been
put out of the game, he would have
been properly treated.
R"rsseV needs another tonic 10 keep
M with The team. He made an ugly error
AT third. and failed 20 get a MT out OF
| four opportunities. 1t was an off day for
''C Cieye did nothing Of startling char
Reddy Foster got hit off James de-
livery. He struck out twice, thereby
SY KAN was in frst-rate form again. He
played the game.
Phillips is "A good ball player with col
Igians, and pats up great game AT
times. lie is out-classed with the present
Gettinger was sadly missed yesterday.
He might have helped out with the
stick. had ne been assigned 10 duty.
IN the field. He made phenomenal eaten
Of Kain's hy I'm the ninth. At bat he
failed 10 distinguish himself.
Pcnder. the captain Of the Farmers, IS
q greaf ball PLAYER lie covers great
deal of ground. and keeps his eyes open.
Sanford at first and Honeycutt In right
are strong pair. on,
rabile dictu'
THAT PhNSANT.
h.r
down to third place, while NOTION Won
another victory. ana went up 10 secoHi.
The result Of the two games VIII c"uTt
the attendance 70 fall OF consldeI"ihS
general situation. II looks very much now
as though the Grows are not IN the race
for the pennant OF course. II Is possible
still for the pennant TO come our way
effect this such contests as that Of yes
terdav and Monday viii knock the Cap
ital City entirely out OF the race.
1t IS greatly feared ny th ne io .S ROOT
this afternoon. If such should be the re-
suit the Crows VIII be practically shut
out from the honors. Bailey and Foster
for the home team and smith or FOR
man, and kee1er perhaps frost VIII be
the batteries.
MUST STOP DRINKING.
II &c q pretty well established fact that
several OF the Crows were quite grOggy
on saturday night, and off and on dur
inc SUNDAY. in fact, several Of them were
seen drinking freely. To this is partially
attributed the result Of the last two
parnes True, the season is fast growing
TO a close. and not many more games re-
main 10 bee played. At the same time. a
player caught drinking al this stage of
The proceedings should be discharged.
When people pay tho!r money to see a
ball game. they DO not care 10 witness a
LOT Of half-slcepy half-d1nken men fall
around awkwardy and lose game after
game by reason Of midnight revelries
around The beer keg. few more such ex-
hibitiOns Of the game a. seen at the West
End Park Yesterday and Monday Will
cut the attendance down 10 a mere hand
ful. ! heard several men say yesterday
that they had been out TO see their last
game They were Disguised and they
had a right TO be.
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mrsr STOP nRINKING.


The following Is list of the contri-
buttons to the fund for the benefit Of
the Richmond team il they win the pen
L..
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MEMPHIS. TENN", sept. 4.-Judge A.
i - in Tennessee, died last might. ar
W. q old old and one Of the pioneers OF
ihe state. He was an old Indian fighter
and soldier with DAVID crockett in the
early part Of the century.
rASlEL BAVESrL.
CHARLESTON. $, C.. Sept. i.-Da7iel
tative 81 an old Hugusnot Ia nily AMI
one of the mos accomplished b bio
miles In the South, died here to-day.
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ruYLApFLPHIA, 6: CINCINNATI, 2.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 4.-Phiiadei-
phja defeated Cincinnati to-day In a we'll
played game. Taylor and Whitrock were
the opposing pitchers, and the former had
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MARINE iNrELLIGENcE.

ALMANAC. sep, S. 1894.
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An JHE LIADEES YIN.
The Orioles. However, Play Very Poor Ball
Brooklyn shut Oui.

BALTIMORE, Sept Il
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