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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
CLANS BATTING STREAK
THEY HIT EVERY BALL THAT
COMES THEIR WAY NOW,
Crows vapquished Again - Inc ro'"''
Goes to Petersburg. who Won tho "if"
Game from Their Opponents.

NORFOLK, VA, Sept. E.-special.-
Fifteen hundred people witnessed the
last game OF the Virginia championship
to be played on the Norfolk grounds this
season, and the way in which the Nor
folk representatives waded into their
James River opponents made glad the
hearts Of the faithful rooters and cranks
who for five long months have earnestly
followed the varying fortunes OF their
champions. The heavy batting streak
the local sluggers have gotten on them
selves in the winding-up bouts stayed
with them to-day, and If it holds out for
the next three rounds with Petersburg u
Will be all day with the Farmers, as Iar
as the pennant is concerned. The boys
left tonight for the scene Of battle. bear
ing with them the enthusiastic support
of the thousands Of admirers, who pray
for victory and plenty Of IT,.
COlihower who has proved so eftec-
tive against the Crows sluggt IS, was
again IN the box for the locals. He was
suffering from a bad finger. the hesh
being much torn and lacerated by ihe
steady 0Irve pitching he did on Monday
and he should not have gone ins but as
Joe Fry. who IS threatened with fever
accompanied by Hunt left for his kome
IN the afternoon. and Kissinger was
under the weather. Petty was the only
other available man, and the manage
vas SstFlNb MIN lOF ItltISbut X
Colliiower did well for six innings. hold
ing the visitors down TO six hits. but
ne became wild in the latter part Of the
game, and King. Petty was called in in
tne seventh TO clinCh the victory.
Inc Norrolks made two runs in the
lTst on Hodges base on balls, and hits
by Iruny and O'Hagan. Three more
were added 10 the score in the next in
ming on hits by Thornton. Joanes
Hauptman. Hodges three-bagger. and a
tIWQ-baSger by Corcoran. An error by
Nain' ana wo-baggers by O'Hagan and
McCloskey Melted three more i'm mo
i1urth. when one more was earned in
me NTH on hits by Hodge and Corcoran
10y did not score again until the ninth
wnen a two-bagger by Joanes. followed
or twelve runs. " ''''''
Rlchmond scored one I'm the first ON
hlts by Kahn. Gettnger, and Wells and
another in the second on two bases ON
pans. one Of which scored on Kafn's ont
TO left field i'm the NTH inning. 4 base
ON Dalls presented 10 Foster was batted
AROUND BY Keenan, and Bailey. The
ichmonds did some slugging themselves
IN the sixth. when, after Gilman had
plcNed out four bad ones. Gottinger,
Wells. and Foster hit safely for singles
ana doubles. netting four runs Three
more were made In the following innings
on hits by Tate and Gettingcr and three
base on balls by ColiAower
Inc game was well PLAYED. eXcept for
few costly errors by Richmond and a re-
markabie fact about the game is that
not man on either side struck out. The
score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
r,r prnIIc >CHOOLS.
r,. ses.,on VIII Begin NeNt Monday-A
New Feature.

TN. public schools Of Richmond will
nc ,r. session next Monday. ON
' .l', doy "a, old pupils viii be registered.
~ we TUESDAY morning the new pupils Will
be elimination Of the new High school
M conrncnced vest f4ay morning. in
p"itriock AT the building, and VIII be
C,ntinucd until tomorrow. Eighteen en-
,.r,.j Yesterday morning.
''iirbtrc viii be- teachers meeting at
l,.ntr,l school Saturday morning at 10
o.cIork' Rev. Jahez Hall Will make an
Richmond now has eighteen school build
ings-ten white. and eight color,d. Last
,tn,r there We're over l2OD scholars on
;he rolls From the present outlook. this
number will Boz increased this year. y
new feature of the school this year will
H.. "a cooking department 4 room is now
being nu-d up 1T the Hieh School FOR
this purpose. called meeting Of the
school board will be- held this al
teruoon at o'clock for the election
OF a teacher for this department.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
FARMERS WIN .AGIIN.
Could Not hit tin. Ball up to the Eighth
hnf EnnnI L. IIar,

PETERSBURG. VA. Sept 12.-Spe-
ciai.-The Newport News-Hampton drop
ped another game to the Farmers this
evening. making It three straights. Up
% the eighth inning II was very close
and interesting game. and the Farmers
had only been able TO find McCreary FOR
two singles. They then commenced 10
hit him, getting there by two singles and
a double. These. together with a base
on balls gave the Farmers three runs
The Deck Hands after this, seemed TO
get ratified. The game was "A battle
between pitchers James and McCreary.
James was I'm fine form. and had eX-
cellent control Of his balls. only allowing
run. and two men bases on balls, while
McCreary had no control Of the ball.
allowing twelve men bases forced m "A
run. and was hit for four singles and two
fun-hncRers. SnOre.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13

Nothing of importance transpired AT Inc
County Courthouse yesterday The court
was not in session, having adjourned over
until to-day. 20
Justice Vincent heard the case OF
Edward Watkins (colOred) charged WIN
stealing a dog Edward was fined 80 ana
went TO Jail in default Of the cash.
The Justice also received n complaint
from Mrs Mary \. Wall, who HNes al
40. 2eU north Lay street. The woman
says that on Monday IA man came 10 heI
house and hired her horse ana wagon.
representing that he wanted to TAKE his
whittier ne had moved. Mrs. Wall had
not heard from the man since.
The horse is large sorrel, with
bObbed-tail
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
YOS DFK AHE CUIfING DOWN.
The Dialogue that Preceded Breiienstoin's
Suspension.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. l0-President Won
der Abe emitted cry OF anguish dur
ms, the second inning OF the second game
on Monday. Clarkson had been unable 10
Withstand the assault Of the Brooklyns'
and Hawley mad just ascended majestic
allv into the air After the wal haI oseh
caucht by a passing zephyr ana Maitrl
over against the right-held fence. Der
Ross recovered 81 fiiclenty 10 institute a
s,iu hunt for his little South-paw, VINO
had Just won the hrst game, breitsn-
had. surprising his afternoons WORK Nes
completed. bathed and dcnned his every
day clothes Brett was discovefed 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
Business Picking Up.

Mr.. Y. Y. Randolph has returned from
a trip 10 the West, and reports that the
business situation has been steadily i'm
merchants and manufacturers generally in
better spirits than they have been for
the past eighteen months Every body
was expecting revival Of trade. not Il
boom. but simply a steady healthy re-
vival. one of the most encouraging
signs of the times that he witnessed
was the confidence the people had in the
South.
collections better in this section than I'm
any other and every one predicted a
bright future for the South
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
c,,.. f., King and Queen Burnrd.

eTrVENSVILLE. VAv ~ I:-SFe-
cislGEa st sunday night at at r. GelOek
when Mr John yis,t cT fn this ~ nesh6orhood f
no home me Il ir Mr Vamghan's house on fire. anu
ne saw MI raniilv as possible 10 the
driving as three-quarters OF a mile
in and no one there c 70 let Get no hei1.
sistance. MI, oione. protecting the hen
SO stall an 1He stable from the ame3 iii al
danger was o fe Mr.. Vaughan Of his
iorters 10 III cIotning OF Mr.. Vaughan
loss. All the H o what they haa on.
and FANNY es was also everything
u the asss are asuI sf fFdlssaS ana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
PRET1Y HONK WEDDING.
Miss While JcfIce-s the Bride OF Mr.. New
ton L. Painter

a pretty home wedding took place at
the residence Of the brides mother, No.
4l2 north Twelfth street yesterday after
noon at 2.30 o'clock. when Miss Willie NJ.
Jcffrecs became the bride OF Mr. Newton
i. Painter. OF Nnton. The immediate
relatives and friends OF the contracting
couple Witnessed the ceremony. which
was mpressively performed by the Rev
Dr. James Nelson. Miss Mabel Jehrees
sister of the bride. acted as maid of honor
and Mr. Gish, OF Ninton best man. me
ushers were Messrs. Frank II. Jcfrees
and J. W. Gentry After the ceremony
the newly-wedded ones left for an eN-
tended northern tour. after which tnsy
VIII take up their residence i'm Ninton, inc
home of the groom, who IS the popular
principal of tho graded schools IN Koa-
noke The bride is he attractive daugn,,
ter Of Mrs. J. NJ. Jeffrees, formerly "a
Prince Edward. The popularity OF ilr
Young couple was eVince1 10y the many
handsome presents received.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
GKE4T WOhh IN THE DOA.
rovd Only Allowed One bit and Moran
s,rucL out sixteen Men

rv~CURIrRG. VA, Sept. l2.-Special.-
Two splendid pitchers struggled with each
other for the victory on the ball held
in Rivermont this afternoon, and both
Woron and Bovd I'D the finest sort OF work.
SiDran orent a. he has proven himself
In the box since he has been with
he I.vnchburgs, excclled his own record
this afternoon. He struck out sixteen
,nsn a figure. that has been reached ~
no other pitcher IN the League this year.
and allowed only five hits TO b. made of
him. IL was truly a case o. hard luck
that his game should have been lost az
ter he made such n showing. Errors by
Elsey. McCloskey and Meara. and a pass
ed ball or 50 did the fatal work. The
score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
A Nuisance Abated.

II. s. Winston & co.. who operate a
streets have had complaint entered
against them by the residents OF that
ncieabornood IL is claimed that such
dense clouds Of smoke issue from the
smOke-stack as 10 damage the surround
ing buildings Justice John learned that
the smoke was caused by the burning OF
shavings instead Of coal. and ordered its
abatement
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
Fell From the Roof.

Mr. Henry Wood. residing at $40 China
house yesterday, stepped off. falling a
distance Of twelve feet TO the ground.
breaking his right leg above the knee
Drs. w Augustus Lee and II. {. Tabb
were called u and rendered the necessary
surgical attention. Mr.. Wood is nnv-fve
OF sixty years OF age. and is emplo~Sl as
night Waterman at Cohen Brothers dry
goods house on Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13

A meeting Of the board of directors OF
the Industrial Home was to have been
heh IN the office OF postmaster Cul-
noon but owing 10 a quorum not be-
ing present the meeting was adjourned
until this evening at O'Clock A ful
attendance of directors Is requested. as
aH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
Enr ExclIinc SnAniclnn

Officer Griffin. OF the Second district
Yesterday morning arrested William
Green. alias BuIruss' Seventecn-y year
ola hoy. upon the charge OF heinz a
suspicious character. He was seliiu.,
spectacles. which he claimed were gold
for nifty cents a pair. and at the same
time was asking for contributions under
the plea Of being a cripple. Green saws
ha IL from Tennessee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13

SUFFOLK. VA Sept. l2.-special .CQ ,Pe
slas5n was played here to-day. when the
home team met the All Americas. Of
baltimore. in the third Of the series. re-
sultlng after the tenth inning in a score
Of 20 o. The features ~ The gam. were
the home runs by Hin ~ the All Ameri-
cas-. ana the quick, sharp fielding OF the
SuffOlks ,,,,
batteries: For the All Americas iiiU.
Sullivan and Weber, for the SuuOlks-
RnInDN IHrrrnN. md smith.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
Levy e. Davis.
Her RajeSty'S Corset Filter

LEAVES RICHMOND At THE END
or THIS WEEK.. Don't LOSE ThE
CHANCE or IMPROVING YOUR FORM
by HAVING a CORSET FITTED On
YOU by An ENPERf.
THE COMFORT YOU WILL ENJOY
or HAVING A CORSET THAT FITS
AND BRINGS OFT THE PERFECTION
or FORM WILL COMPENSATE F,.s
THE SLIGHT Ti.,,BLE or HAVING
TT FITTED MRS RUTH WILL BE
WITH IS BUT lHREE DAYS MOtE.
VIZ ADVISE Az EARLY CALL
OI.k CORSET FITTING ROOM.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
Poor and Sick .

There is poor woman lying desperately
iii in room on Twenty-eighth street
near O. She has two little children. and
they are in need of the most common
necessities of life 1t Is case where
rharitv would be appreciated and where
holm is evidently deserved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13

IIRAY. VA, Sept. Special The
deciding game Of baseball between Luiay
and Shenandoah was played on the dld-
mond Of the latter to-day resulting III
Victory for Luray in a score Of 10 Z.
batteries. Luray Brandt and Mullhall,
Shenandoah Osborne and Goeize.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13

CHICAGO Sept. H.-McGills Wild pitch
ing, complicated with errors by Decker
and Parrot cost Chicago the game to-
day. The hitting was about even but
the bases on balls and wretched mis-
plays gave Brooklyn the victory. At
tendance, Ia. Score:
r. II. +.
Chicago. ..........2 4O2O-S II 8
BrOOklyn, .........4 o N-E u
Batteries McGin and Schriver; Stein
aud KiurlOv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
THE GOVERNOR REFUSES
worLD NOT ADDRESS THE Nh0Ho
NEWSPAPER CONTENTION
Al. couid Not Accept Their Inv''"""" do
cause They Endorse Ida "e''
,oui, every Candid" Letter

. .bo Afro-AmeriCan
= ..t.,io,, called upon Governor
li'ss N''N. ,.,.. .et,. ,.oetcrday afternoon
OTcrrall al JUS "'', ~. a.lt,.or an adj
g.. t,vifc him 90 attend OF "'" 80.
10 '"' hct- convention last night
dies, hcloi' "'," 49, vim were
The c'l'''" o., T. ,,cre cour-
headed hy John Mitchell "'" n..
,.,Y..v received upon theh ar ''"' m.
''o"'' .,,,,rs and were individuals
executive thA'r.,'' ,ricuey one OF me
INTRODUCED l., liner crcditable speech.
t"I'kHN'tt'' l." "htc.t ~ thcir mission. N'.''
eNi'"''',. .' Governor 10 appear at th' ~.
urged t", 49,, ~" could only "a!
inN. even ih"usi "' ,crntlyc told the
few moments ne a. he could not
Airo-AmeI can ~, ,,e,r invitation al ine
give an answer 20 t.',ii r.-rou1 by 3" I,t
tme' Dv' 'l tn,5S.,rr.s 10 them ln "''o
ter. 10 DE dchNc'''
know his decisio"' Ign.
any eovFENoK's Ii4'f" 10
"' Che conmuni raton . me-
Inc loi'eN he'll. Dr.. preeiu''' ga
sem 20 ,D',o.r ''' l,rc.- ASSOC 1885
Ar" +''''' G..nuuud. Na. ',..g an nVl-
mould ret tniun oi a.. ,,it,rii,n or as
80. VIZ" 49,, address ans conN' convention
e'',,,li, hat lulorsc@, as yo"nr lfa Wells
IA fast evening. iAf ,'". ....,rl. and civil
In hcr sandsr., "i s' mt
althoiliits 'f'-.o laW as mucn as amp
cow ,e loug as am COVE ~. M,
one, -' ,vcrt man. whether "u 49,,
'trsI Whatever the c.ate' " 7ii,pe
NV be. shall have "a ui3' Ds y,,.,y
i.I irC II I nave to exert "n tl'J -, ~" ~,
t.,r mel Dos thc constitution an ',.'bi,,
tt,g.ria ana should any 'aSS ~, ro io,,
ClrIr shall cndfaN"f 90 stris.s me
t f.. lyuCnfrs, pul IL 90 80,
~. .r. action o1 your cohNtn""H ~
t.rs,ne the isreprcsent uVis am al
111rg9 gfteauces ~ lda w ems ia
c.atel O. c1 hAiiit ."' ,.,'',iiify The spirit
S,.neifr rather than hl"'"lf ~ irt
ll''"'i.,ra which so frequently mthl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
0prEing the season.

The Gesaneverein Virginia had its first
singing lesson after the summer recess
at Saenger Halle last evening. Professor
c. F. Mutter the new director con
ductad tha singipg. and his eDargetic and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
NJ rolliug's New Piece.

A new plano composition. BY Mr. Ernest
Boiling OF this city Is re. rece iEa , much
and has been played and we'll received at
srNnral concerts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13

able manner made a great im pppnfsssnr
Ide. the former director OF the organiza-
ton. has gone to stanton. where , ne mas
accepted the position Of musical dlleS'o'
In the Deaf and Dumb Institute
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13

=. .ho Circuit Court yesterday s. W.
In the CI ns,itnted suit against Henry
Ii1IS "oi IA John OBrien, lanes D. Craig
r. El'1 * r. B S9 D. }. Wesgeer and ".
y Williamson for S2't-5. with Interest
fnoranu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
No Game Thf. NIornfnr.

The game Of baseball which was TO
have been played at West-End Park this
morning between Newport News and
Norfolk has been cancelled.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13

The Democratic committee OF Hanover
county has been called by Mr.. i. l.: G.
S,cott lis chairman 10 convene at Han
n,.er Courthouse on Wednesday. Septem-
hnr IQfh al noon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
par,lon Refused.

Governor O"Ferrall yesterday declined
80 D,rJon Mash Gregor who was sem
fenced Ter ED 10 two years coniinement in the
uonitentiary for shooting Elijah Vance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13

CANES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Newport News AT Richmond
Norfolk NJ Petersburg.
Lynchburg at Roanoke.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
ROANOKE.

ohliilhh' isatlle'l runs iNot'''nN. -
Lynchburg. 2. Two-bagger. McHovertcr.
Wild pitch-Moran, B. Bases on balls
Morgan. Webster. McCloskey Hit by
pitched ball-Niolet Passed ball-Daniels
Left on bases-Roanoke, ); Lynchburg.
Z.
GAMES WON AND LOST.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
NEwPoRr NEMs-HAMproN.

\ ews-Hampton 90 q / % - ID -
summary: r. rned runs fetersnui = -,
Newport News Hampton
NcCrearv' stolen bases Petersburg, p.
%ewport Ncws-hampton, = ~ Do'" ~,
plays-knox and keefer' =. h'1 ,.,r,cll
IN lanes .: McCTeary, l.. htruch
pa. lo,ncs T. McCreary, q. hit py
O0iTtcher"knox and frost. Passed pai rs,
,rrost /; Land. 3. Wild pitcheS-Ai t.
,,reorv. Time Of game TWO hours
- Mclaughlin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
Levy & Davis.

OUR CARPET DEPARTMENT Is 4
RI'SY PLACE WE hANE SUCH a
COMPLETE ASsORTMEN + lON ONLY
HAVE THE TKOt BILE OF pECiD.llNt
IN TWEEN SEVERAL FANORirES.
TGE BEST or WOKkMEN EN-
PLONED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
ORrOLBs' Run o. yICTORIEs.
Their Seventeenth straight Scored - In
Rostons Defeated

CINCINNATI. Sept. 12.-The coming
champions had no trouble in defeating CO.
miskey's crlpplcs to-day, and putting an
other notch between themselves and the
other aspirants. Dwyer and Fournier
were batted hard, while Gleason was
invncible. Attendance, 1000. Score
Cincinnati. .......1 90 90 o
Baltimore. ........3O 122500 3-l6 q .
Batteries-Dwyer and Merritt. Gleason
and Robinson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
PHIrApy1parA 3; LoUIsvIrIE. ,.

LOUISVILLE. KY. Sept. l2.-To-day's
game was a pitchers battle in which the
errors by the home team assisted Car
scy and allowed Philadelphia 10 win. At
tendance 20. Score:
Louisville; ..........OOOOOOO2l~3 ;
Philadelphia, ......0 90 o . 90 % t o
Batterics-Knell and Grim. Carsey and
T2urlley
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
Levy & Davis.
FOR EARLY FALL.

4 MEDIUM UNDERWEAR Is RrQul-
SITE. WE ARE WELL PREPARED.
AND WANT 10 SHOW YOU THE BEST
GOODS 700 EVER SAW AT ThE
PRICE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13

refusal 10 visit us and speak a word OF
hope and admonitOn and even 10 sug-
Ecst some timely advice. and trusting that
time Will bring all things right. heal
all 1ealousieS, blot out all preludiccs. and
bring about a oneness I'm sympathy in
love and hope and q clearer understand
ing OF the relations which should exist
between the two races and sections
when the mists have rolled away" We
with great respect,
JOHN MITCHELL, JR. JOHN G.
DANCY. W. CALVIN CHASE. G.
J. PERRY SCOTT WARD. WM.
NJ. ALEXANDER. Committee
Negro rr--- Assoc aion.
The Afro-American Press Association
met again at True Rcformors Hall yes
terday and the delegates were driven In
hacks during the morning hour about the
Whcn the session was convened a mo-
ton 90 change the date OF the next meet
ing Of the association from the second
Tuesday In May to the second Tuesday
I'm July was adopted.
the chairman tnen announced that
nominations for the Office Of president,
made vacant by the resignation Of John
Mitchell. Jr.. would be received, and
the following names were recorded FOR
the election. W. Calvin Chase. OF the
Washington Bee; John c. Dancy. Of A.
N p. n Quarterly. Chris. J. Perry,
Wood. Of the Petersburg Herald.
The officers win he chosen to-day. IN
the discussion Of the various subjects
presented. Calvin Chase. the Washington
edltor. took occasion 10 rcitcrate in his
speech charge he had made against
Recorder Of Deeds TAYLOR Of Washing
ton lie said he expected TO be sued
when he returned homo because he lad
exposed the fact that the Recorder. after
securing position for colored man
levied an assessment ~ Sl5 on him. aud
had him dismissed from the office he
cause ne refused 10 pay up. 4 member
rom baltimore. undertaking TO defend
me Kecorder rose 10 point OF order
ana n lively debate on the propriotv Of
hascs d"nunciatiOn ensucd The latter
however, was sustained By the chairman
u. ne evening session was largely OF a
htrrary character and consisted of q
humorous rendition by Prof. u Wehsfer
Ii1.Nls' paper on Race Leaders" bv
w. 'aIyiH Chase. and one on "Combino-
Ilon and Co-"perataon." by John II
Inlyl eH-Minister 10 Liberia. and a mum
"cr, OF musical selections
III, ne letter Of Governor O'FerraH in
Hply 70 an invitation 20 attend and od-
..IenS INC meeting as well ne n response
10 ~ hy a committee. both Of which are
pc,nnshed elsewhere. were road.
Inc association VIII adjourn to-nirb+
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
TArIoxAL LEAGUE RECORD.
GANlrs scHFDrLED TOR T0-DAY.

GAMES LID foH 4'-HA''
Boston AZ Cleveland.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at -. Louis.
Philadelphia az Louisville.
NN.ehtuvt4u al BlttSUurg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
UILL PHOIECI THE PLAi rms.
Mayor Collier Saws the Norfolk Men Shall
Not lie Hurt.

PETERSBURG. VA, Sept. Especial
Mention has been made in this CORE
snondence Of the unpleasant treatment
of the Norfolk ball-players during thc.l
last visit here and the source from Which
In came. To-day Captain =. VI. Mordeca
ex-Poifce CAPTAIN Of Norfolk. arrived
here and had an interview with his non
..r Mayor Charles T.. collier. In reference
ID whether or not there would be lrouiie
here If the Norfolk club came 70 Peters
burg 10 play ball on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday OF ths week. The tolio"
Ing letter from Mayor Collier 10 capt.
Mordeca will explain Itself. ,,...or
Petersburg. Va. sept y. lNl
Captain T.. NJ. Mordeca. eX-Police cap
Nv Dear Slr.-Understarding that you,
H., Tabaf ~ the Norfolk baseball club.
interviewed me as Mayor OF Pttershuts,
I'm the matter Of the proposed FlSil vi
said club on Thursday, Friday, ana Sat
urdav Of this week, ana III We" ol t"'
recent unpleasanunes5 IN tnis cry W.
ard sai1 club. 70 knO'. n tprrc IS am
IsbeIibnoI az any trouble should SAID club
visit ms as proposed ] do not believe That
sr,, tro,thle Will occur but nOtWlths hnd-
no mis- belief I shall arrange Tor the
,,rseervou0n Of the peace, ana 10 quell
any trouble that may occur ! shali per
S|Toliv attend upon the games play 'd'
md ,xert all personal oucrt Ior peace
mi and pleasant visit py sild cluD. hls
letter implies that al proper coniutt
iii he Observed by the Norfolk team
AMI their friends In making their VISIT
peaceful and pleasant.
''''' CHARLES F. COLLIER,
Mayor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
cLFvFLANn. Q. BosroN. 8.

CLEVELAND. Sept y. The game to-
day between Cleveland and Boston was a
very exciting one. Nash could have won
with a hit In the last inning. but was
not equal t. it. SWEETS home run went
over the left field fence. AMI was one
Of the longest hits ever seen on the
grounds. Attendance. so. Score:
r. II. Il.
Cleveland .......lO3OOO31l-9 II 2
Boston. ............O 1302lOl-S Il 2
Batteries sullivan. Young and thinner,
HOdsOn StIvetts and CAMEL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13

RICHMOND

Norfolk. ..................2 3lOOO1-l2
Richmond ................l I o % { 3 D 90
summary: Earned runs Norfolk, g.:
Richmond. :. Two-base hits-O Hagan (2),
Corcoran CD, Thornton. James. Tate ~.
Gettlnger Foster. Three-b base hits
Hodge McCloskey. Tate. Base on balls
off Nevins /; of Bailey. ] . or Collinower.
l.. Time OF game-1wo hours. Umpire
McDermOtt.