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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-20
MURDERED AND EOBBhD.
A Prominent Young "an In Atlanta the
Victim Of His Friends Nl11ainy.

ATLANTA. GA, Sept. 19-Forest Crow
ley. manager of the Roosevelt Wooden
a thicket near Westview Cemetery. cir
cumstautial evidence points strongly 10
VIII Myers as one OF his murderers. The
motive was robbery. Crowley had 800 on
his person yesterday. Myers had induced
him TO come to this city from Roswell.
village. twenty-four miles above here, on
the Richmond and Danville railroad.
Myers stated tnat he wanted TO buy
some mules from Crowley. and the latter
sent them TO the city.
Under the preteHee Of consulting a bust
ness partner. Myers induced Crowley To
take a drive out into the country. They
left the city In "a buggy at clock yes,
terday and at i02 o'clock Myers came
back alone. Crowley's father. who IS
president OF the Roswell Manufacturing
Company, met Myers and inquired for his
son. Myers made conflicting statements
Mr.. Crowley Swallowed Myers, and at z
o'clock saw him take cab and drive to
the unicn depot. That is the last heard of
Myers. All yesterday afternoon and last
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-20
MEANS THE WORLDS RECORD.
Can't. Glas.ford's Feat OF Transmitting
Messages by sun Flashes.

WASHINGTON. Sept. l9.-Generai Gree
IL chief Of the Signal Service, mas re
celved from Captain Glassiord' OF the
SIGNAL Corps. a heliograph message from
Ni9unt IIncompahgre, COLORADO, over, a
range Of 18 miles. between Mount n
comma hgre, Colorado. and Mount Ellen
Ttab. This remarkable feat OF trans
milling messages by sun flashes was
made bv means of the signal corps memo
graph. and breaks the world record Tor
regular communication By Il distance OF
fifty-eight miles. ,,-... ,,...,,,,,,,,-
The greatest previous distant com 5,n1ond,
cation by Photograph was under Solonel
VOlkmar. between Lookout feSK @h '
Mount Graham. distance Of Is miles.
Retween the islands Of Mauritius ana re
union a distance Of III miles, Is the great
est foreign record The MaurlluS me
was permanent one. with apparatus
costing over $1,000. and having mirrors
which displayed upward OF l2.VO SUI !,
inches of rejecting surface. against OF
square inches OF the Signal Corps mirror
Captain Glassford has been oilclaiIy
complimented by General Greedy Tor Ms
indefatigabie exertions and successful ar,
rangemcnts whereby this unprecedented
work has been done.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-20
NORFOLK IEHPKiSLS.
Severed Corporations Making Improve
m~pts-A Million Dollars to be npont

NORFOLK, VA, Sept. N.-Speclal.-
There is considerable industrial activity
In this vicinity at present Several cor
pOratiOns are making improvements which
In the aggregate Will cost more than y
million dollars The most important OF
these are the extensive chemical works
OF the Norfolk and Carolina Chemical
Company. capital stock $4,000. This
plant will be located AT Primers Point,
the terminus of the Norfolk and Carolina
railroad. The president Is :. 7. Nor
gan. OF Durham; vice-president, George
W. Watts. Durham. n. c.; secretary,
J.. A. Carr. Durham. y. &.
The board Of directors Is constituted as
follows: II. y. Duke. managing director
OF the American Tobacco Company, pres
tdent of the Fidelity Bank. and president
OF the Erwin cotton mills. Of Durham,
N. c.. George w. Watts, director of
the American Tobacco Company and pres
ident of the Pearl cotton mill. Durham,
n. C.: J =. Carr. president OF the Black
well-Durham Tobacco Company. and
PRESIDENT of the First National Bank.
Durham. n. c.; =. G. Williams, Jr.,
vice-president Of the +. &. Williams
Tobacco Company of Richmond, "a; -.
Y. Cooper. banker. of Henderson. \. &.
9. @. Elliott treasurer of the Norfolk
and Carolina Railroad Company, Norfolk,
Va; 4. T. Morgan, secretary and treasurer
OF the Durham Fertilizer Company. Dur
ham. y. c.. and Richmond Va; l.. A.
Carr. president 81 the Durham Fertilizer
Company. Durahm \. C.. and Richmond.
Va. aud o. III. Stokes tobaccUuist, Dur
ham, n. G..
The location of the plant has been wise
~ chosen. as the situation commands the
best facilities for the handling of the
raw materials and the shipment OF the
manufactured product. This is one of the
many enterprises TO be conducted by
southern men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-20
RETENGk OF THE NEGHOES.
Killed the Men who Attempted 10 "Reeu-
late" 4 hem.


NEW ORLEANS. LA, Sept. IA
shooting ARRAY was reptrted from near
Abbeyviiie. I'm Vermlllion' Parish. Monday
night. IN which two regulators lost
their lives. For some time past party
OF reguartOrs. Young white men from
eighteen 10 twenty-five years Of age'
have been through portions oi Nermllii'h
Parish whipping and otherwise reiuialihR
and terrOrizlng negroes VINO were obhoA-
iOus to them.
Sheriff lie Blanc determined some uIne
ago 70 break zap the regulatoIS; ana,
hearing that a party Of them. under the
leadership Of Marchal Duhomne, propos-
cd 10 regulate a negro named NeWtoh
Jones mat night, the sheriff, win
posse lay I'm wait. and when puhpmihG
and his gang came IN sight all aiWru
and masked pOunced on them suuuthiy
and captured the entire party nine III
In the meanwhile Newton Jones, tne
negro whom the regulators propOsru 10
whip. hearing OF their proposed N9lI
had collected his friends and lay IN am
huch for the regulators. mol KNOWN
that the sheriff was also AFTER thsul'
When the party was returning 20 ~
hoyviile. and about two niles from tile
town. not know Ing that the regulators
were already under arrest ana 30 c'als
Of the sheriff the negroes opened IRE
on them from ambush. firing only Two
shots. but killing two of the regulators;
Eomare and Shexnaydre boy name, anu
narrowly missing the sheriff. As 0h
as the ambushcrs found il was a sherH
uOsse they fed.
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IS THE QUEEN NOW
SHE BEATS NANCY HANKS BY 60
ING A MILE ~ 2:O3 "a.
I,wa One Of the Grsndest Achievements
Ever Witnessed by Men-Kooert'
and Others to Race Today.

GALESBURG. ILL. Sept. 9.INow .ns
caiesburg track holds the world recVir
for trotting. AK clipping quarter Oh d
second OFF her record here TINS aitr,
noon going the mile IN 1903 81. II MaS
one OF the grandest Achievements, 60
witnessed b. man. The day was az lin, In
could be desired, the hot sun p u,'t.s
the track in perfect. order 10 W. ma
he trial Of Alix and the other events a As
less than 2lG0 people were on the gro ,,,I
At $40 the track was put IN sh"pv ,,sciai
Wr Williams announced the ~ to
event II the day, the attempt or NW-beo
beat the worlds record OF 2Oi. lin
he mare appeared on the tracA -o"ted
Mcdowell behind her she Was
with a mighty cheer. ,,.,,...ou nodded.
on the second score McDoNen 40 the
and. with the runner by heI
IittIe mare was off on her joufheii . and
To the quarter she ven. o - Al As she
sped on To the half In lVi So catches
nsared the three-quarter tne ,hs mare
,,,arlsed her at 32 "a. W men Nv dew.
turnsd into the stretch she L. ~, he wire
ana without a skip, came unue, ryUd and
9n 3.02 "a. The crowd went ,""r~js AMI
~ .thoo,sd for AK. Mcdowell Mo'''''
SVyJlliams and his fast traeeKk' 90 70 beat
,ro.norr0w Robert J. VII go beat his
HE renord of 2.0l 10. Directly 10 LAT o his
n naco rFfo ~ 216. Flyiug IN to peat peat the
record OF 204, and OnljiHne ~
forr-vear-old record OF -N''
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p,CJNG ~ rHE MUD.
,,.,o.crd.. Track Looked more W."
Canal than n Race Course

NEW YORK. Sept. 19.-The GraVese,U
..art vas fairly inundated to-day. ne 19
cord breaking rain storm, "hicn hsayv
,,eeterjav. continued all day; inc me-, More ,,,nre
al If water making the track 700" t. nan
IL, ~ ANAL than a race course Less 1t
Go spectators braved me sIol ia
IS Ike days sport. Sun MARES; ...,,,,e,s-
First receive and n hadi l"t aret
priebt Phoebus OO2. Rein, to u ri ~
R I;Idi second, Glen Lily th'Fo. l''''e'
1l0. a,d one-sixteenth
mil" Hornpipe Q03. Hamilton IS 70 ~
fret Flora thornton second. LlNg ''N
,biri Time Isl Only three EtarIelinl' doS
Third raCc-six furlongs i1eona"e a.o S,u'
e;innos Q 10 - first, SoundWore st0""N'
1ientT third. Time. tl6 IL. -,... civ
Fourth race-the Greeniieid s'dhe9' -, ,r
f,rlones- Rubicon Gl0. Midgiey' T ThDo
frst Weinberg second, Prig thlru' i''''e'
! Firm race-four and half furionIg fn
Canterbury d0e Relf. TO = Iirst y, M,s-
ION r. second. EnchanteF third ll''e'
" SS,ilth race-four and a half furion35E,shs
Dorclict 109. Relff, ) 10 j hrst' t,iign
poinf Rolle second. Parthenlan ullr"'
Time. 0.3i ,,tt, Trgouar CO
tsnm. Il 10 u first. SandQwhe seco''"'
Marshall third Time, 40 -
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1D.JISTING COITON RAJES.
Percentage Of the Crops Agreed Upon TX
cspt mt Three Point"

ATLANTA. GA. Sept. l2.-lrainc nan,
ayers ana general freight agents ~. ,, on
f5s southern railroads. in convention
here To ADJUST cotton rates ana 20 "N
the apportionment OF the cotton crop
In division among themselves ior .ilc
corning season. have agreed upon w w
percentage OF the crop each % Wv
shall have at all points except Hiunt
eomery. Ala. and Atlanta and rome
Ga. Delegates from the pg-iton manu-,
facturcrs OF Pennsylvania ana AIapaN! Ia
we're before the convention to-Iay ~
appeal against the action OF the en-
s'.tvania and Reading lines in raising
frciehts on iron pipe one dollar yer ' ,
An effort is being made before thG
convention TO schedule steam coal ana
domestic coal at the same rate lHeI
having been twenty-five cents per '"n
mare ON domestic coal than on steam
coal heretofore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-20
4 TERRIBLE TRAGEDY
A CHIEF or POLICE KILLS AN ITAL-
IAN THR0UGH MISTAKE.
uis Victim wa Caring for tho Onicers
Drunken Brother. who was Aiso Shot,
and May die.

BRISTOL TENN. Sept l9.-Special.-
A terrible tragedy was enacted at Dor
chester, Va. to-day. when Chiel-oi-fo-
lice Harry Walling killed friendly tai
ian who was taking the said ofiicer
drunken brother home. The ltalian'
whose name could not be learned. and
friend found the man too drunk to gel
out OF the gutter and started home with
him. when the policeman, thinking they
intended 10 rob him. commanded them 10
release him. when they started on run
Tor the other side oil an enDankineht.
The chief whipped out his pistol ana
bn6v OF one italian wounded the drunken
man. and he IS in a critical condition.
The thoughtless official was mum
erIevcd when he learned that the Itailans
Were befriending his brother. but II Is
not certain that such was the case, as
another report here says the foreisuieetLs
were taking him away TO rob hlIH' Inc
policeman Is In jail.
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thieves. An entrance was effected through
The front door which was broken open.
Mir. Levy. with his family. occupies
portion OF the house IN winch his store
disturbed nj all I'm his sumbers. though
his goods were being stoien. IT is sup
posed that the burglars took the MID.
night train at the coal hn. which II hair
a mile disant from town, as several pairs
OF trousers were found tnls morning near
that place AS vet no arrests have been
made but the officers entertain hopes OF
bringing the guilty parties TO justice.
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may, mi, ANEW fOfh.
,,r,,i 70 n Depth Of IN Inch In wo ''"'
Rr.akIaq the Record.

NEW YORK. Sept. l9.-New YORK -
experiencing a part If the heaFy
now general throughout the COM ,,os
Al 10 o'clock this morning - o'clooK
had fallen since yesterraS ,.,,rod only -
bibo moF The increase in two hours is eM
st 4 O'clock yesterday morning the so'@
IAN for this city has been ~, l"S sor Kew
The heaviest r tHw,enty-four hours is 81
inches 0fM ~ which zen september 70 a inches Is
iSS9 There Is also record OF o.
senteulber 10 and Il, 1871
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-20
The Trngehian kscnc.

Mr.. Thomas Keene. the eminent and
well-known American tragedian, comes 70
the Academy of Music for this Thursday
evening, in a presentation of Louis XII. "
This wonderful play Is adapted frcm the
novel Quentin Durward." OF Sir Walter
Scott. and in the hands OF Mr.. Keene. in
rhe titular role. there Is presented a
picture OF cruelty, relentlessness and
treachery that is entirely unprecedented
in the annals OF history or the stage.
Mr.. Keene lends 10 ell Of his characterI-
zations. and especially 10 this one. ear
nestness, vgor and force. which stamp
him a. the one and only tragedian OF
America fft to wear the mantle Of Booth
and Mccullough.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-20
HEAVY kAINS ~ SifCNION.
The Lower Part oil Tho Town Flooded
Dam ges

STAUNTON. VA. Sept. i9.-Special.-
The long drought in this section of the
Valley has been broken by an equhoctial
storm. and to-day we had the heaviest
rain-storm known for years. The lower
part Of the town was flooded, and
lurke's livery stable lost hack, a
buggy. and sleigh, torn 10 pieces by
the food The garden OF the Deaf.
Dumb and Blind Institution was flooded.
and fences and gardens were greatly
damaged Greeks and the river are great
iy swollen
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DIR H,ce and the Ashland Coate {.

An error made in the TRANSMISSION or
eo.ung of the Richmond special PUBLISH
Ell in the Louisville Courier-Journal OF
Monday and copied in yesterdays Times
caused the publication to do ReV III.
Hoge an Injustice In the special as
printed DR. Hoge was made TO say that
had the election taken place IN TINS
H}ichmond district owens vote would
have been five 10 one" &c. TINS was
not intended as Or. Hoges language, but
was the conclusion OF the CORRESPONDENT.
An that IL was intended TO attribute 70
Or. Hoge was the expression that the
return OF Colonel Hreckinrilge 10 Congress
would have been very unfortunate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-20
MAS DEsHA's nEJOICING.
She Thanks the Women In Rfeckinridge's
nl.tricl Cor I heir Mnrk

LEXINGTON. KY. Sept l9-Mrs. +.
X HUNT. the yene able president OF the
Wonan's Ant-Bre ,kinri3ge Association.
u Lexington. has received n letter from
Miss Mary Dcsha, sistcr-in-law Of Colonel
Breckinridge. now residing In Washing
ION. from which the following extract is
taken.
Il will probably never seen you again
on this earth. and want 10 tell YOU how
much thank YOU for what You have done
i'm defeating the man who has disfraced
the Ashland district. You. AZ home. can
hardly realize how We have felt here.
There was universal rejoicing this m0ru-
lng when the result was known.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-20
TuRkH ALBENLRLE WEDDINGS
Two Misses HosopP Married nj Pan Park
Death Of Mfs. Thrift.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Sept. 49,
Special-This evening at Pen Park. the
residence OF MIR. w. IL. Hot0pp, Miss
Marie Frincke. Of Baltimore. was married
20 Mr.. c. ii. Hotopp, OF Strasburg. Pa
AZ the same time Miss Pauline hotopp
was married 10 Mr.. Martin Frincke.
Mr.. George ". Harlow and Miss Mollle
Hall were married this afternoon.
Mrs. Mary A. r. Thrift died suddenly
this afternoon at the residence Of her
sister, Mrs. W, y. Fry.
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..... host merchants She was arrested
ei, y sbout to be prosecuted. when, 1t y
sad her faa release GS" BY to the ns' q
fectins ,ggrsxatlng $4,000. Miss Ellsworth
sums as az bsord Of I'm Minneapolis, where
was ar dn% o were similar and again ~
IN st Paul s"d 4. o 2;onted ai soo in those
~ or cfarEes Of forRerF.
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CHICAGO. Sept. l9.-Tbe directors Of
the Board Of Trade have suspen',u
Murray Nelson indefinitely ana o.. Is.
IIavron for thirty days. Mr.. nelson -
nrosident Of the National Elevator ana
DOCK Company, of which Mr.. W aymdn j.
secretary and treasurer. 1hty are
charged with breaking the recently pa.
and the Board of trade.
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El,led hy Her GRIEF,

BRIDGEToN, y. j., sept. ~. ~ ,l, ne
- Aired Stathen. a wealthy farmer,
was found lying on the kitchen ho ,,,l i ,,.
night by the husband ana dauS nom
Mrs. Stathen had dropped ue"H tro,i,, n ?
o n9a through excessive grief over the deat n
Of her eldest son. who was accident5.r,ly
Killed BY the discharge Of gun. ne
husband is now Frustrated with erlri'
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SAN FRANCISCO. Sept IN Cophc-
yttch editor of Slayonic paper raN.l
me Sebiu Americana. today serloa- N
wounleG r. Hacn. countyman' ""'
will probably die The shoouns .i,"
vitch's paper. the trouble between .'r
.No mon Is Of long standing. and at one
time thev irlel % nglt luel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-20
Strikers and Emplosers 90 nnromIsc

NEWARK. y. j.. Sept. -. 1t is thought
win be settled this afternoon. The back
bone Of the strike is broken several Of
the contractors having weakened. and the
men having promised TO yield one ol the
points in dispute the minimum scale Oh
wages
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ANSON HAD TOUGH LUCK
HE MADE DOUBLE AND TRIPLE
WHICH WENT FOR Ma UGHT.
s,, Won the Game all by Himself.
RI. cs,pplons Accommodate the
Giants by Losing Again


EEk1N W o n
his own game
by a slashing
hit into right.
With Van Hal
tren and Fuller
on bases IN the
sixth inning.
The Colts bat
ted in hard luck.
Arson hit for
two bases. with
no one out. In
the sixth, ana
could not score,
and again, with
no one out,
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TRINI1Y'S PRESIDENT.
prv .Jogv c. KILGo INFATUATED
As IT'S NEW HEAR.
p,u,,.c. Event ut Durham -"hH' "'
.,,,. ~ tho Old Colleges Future
Prominent Metbodi'ts Present.

,r., y G.. Sept. i9.-Special.-,
-. ~ IL D. Iohn G Kilgo was inaukuIai"p
a. nresident Of Trinity ORR ,,'i,b "a
Stokes' opera House was "'''t ~ 49,
stokes INA representative audience:
tnitdlt' 49, etage were seated many OF
~. ~ ,oost prominent Methodists 81 N"i'u
Carolina. The stage as He'"ia,e" lt "",.
nine the college co.ors, ana "'0
u.nitb growing plants. Captain Il. y. IaI-
r,sh presided. Professor ". II. PegfaiR
troicomed the new president on peh'l
~ the faculty. 49,,
-, Plato Durham for the student body.
Ihs,ice Walter clark Tor tho Board ~
trustees. and Rev !. \. iFCy Tor lhe
Nethodists of the state. 4 letter was
read from the retiring president br. >;
= Crowen Or. f.. y. Yates presented
me ,,r "eP Pcersm said that North Carolina
cailod to South Carolina, not ln the
Language Of the oft-tOid story, bNt nag
called from her son, a HisH yp. ~
manhood. who could be heid mere 10Y aS
n hostage. but as an heir. President hn.
COS inaugural was one of the strong Esq
addresses ever heard here BE outlined
plan Of vigorous progress ana VNt
Scholarship for the college. ana sdil mar
he wanted il 10 represent the highest
type Of Christian manhood.
rHr wonK o. rHs SOUTH
"If the South IS in earnest in this work
it," There were some ideas ot piolllns
scholarship in the log school house mat
should be- found $50 The MODERN lH9I4'"-
hons OF to-day. He suggested that
chapel be- built and called tle craven
Memorial chapel and called on the
Alumni % build TO-
He asked FOR a large endowment lot
the college ny the Metn01ists ot tAe
state. He asked for the help and Coz
OF Grafton of Durham saying that trinity
College is ar essential part OF ile ne
OF me city. something above commerce
and trade
rHT rrrrBE or TRINITY
"The glory ~ Cambridge Is Harvard;
the shame. Of New York i Wall street
II is % Trinity that Durham is 10 look
for the brightest page DO her history.
ne said. "She shall stand for everything
that ie free ami independent in 'h"Fch
President Kleo swept the deck. The
occasion was one OF the most Dii.nanl
Durham has ever enjoyed lhr %.'U' .-
istration OF the ne" president begins
with brilliant prospects.
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\ i,nrglary nj aanasss..

MANASSAS. VA. Sept. 13.-Speciai.
u hold burglary was committed here last
night. Levys clothing store situated ON
Battle str~et. between Railroad avenue
and Central street. was entered by
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made a triple IN The cifhth, Only 10 Dr
X H. T.
Chicago. ..........2OOO1OOOO-3 . 2
Sow York. ........l t200O-t
Batteries: Hutchinson and Schriyer,
Meckfn and Wilson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-20

HOW THE CLUBS sTASp.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR 10 DAY.
Boston at Louisville
BrookIyn at cincinnati.
New YORK at fttsburS
PbiIadelpbia AZ chicago
Washington at Cleveland.
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Academy of Music, will leave that house
tomorrow 70 go with the Spider ana
Fly Company In the same capacity: lie
will be succeeded by Mr.. Philip McNivin
as treasurer at the Academy OF Music.
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ST LOUIS, NO. Sept. 19.-The Cham
pions lost the game and the series 10
the Browns to-day. HulsoB's wildness
contributed largely 10 the defeat. haw-
ley was IN good form. Attendance 2'5gl.
score: r. n. l..
ST. Louis. .......0t3OOOOO1-5 : ,
Boston. ............1 2 0 o o D 90 !
Batteries: Hawiey and Miller; Hodson
and Camel
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crscIN vhrI. If. 3: PHILADELPHIA, u, 3.

CINCINNATI o.. Sept. l9.-Phiiadei-
phia broke even with the Reds 'o-iay
and did well 70 90 that Carsey ana
Wittrock were both hit for the rame
force in the first game, but bad cecl.
sion by Emslle in the second inning 'oSt
the local team the game Nebying
was badly punished in the second game
and the Reds were easy Victors At
tendance, Gn Score:
(rIrs, gameD Il. II. T..
Cincinnati. ......1O4OOO2O+-il Y j
Philadelphia, ....0 s 8 o 2 900 IL Y /
Batteries: Wittrock and Merritt; Carsey
and Buckley. II =,
(SccOud gameD r. ~ l..
pbiladeInhja 20000t % & !
batteries: PARROT and Murphy; Wey-
hing and Clements
AT Cleveland.
The cleveland Brooklyn game was post
Doned Oh account Of rain
At Pittsbure: ,,,...,..u.. .,,,
The two games between Pittshurg and
baltimore we're postponed on account Of
rain.
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There will be meeting at the carroll
t so~ - Eoae-hali enthusiasts for the pur-
pose le Of arranging q reception to be Ten
dered tie Baltimore team upon ~ Ittu, ia
from the western trip, ana it promises 10
be huge affair. In connection WIZ. ,ir' I'l'S
.6at ~ r.o,,id ie most appropriate 10 get
n ni' an escort party to bring the club from
WASHINGTON TO Baltimore upon tnelT re-
turn. The division passenger agent OF tle
Balumore and Onto Taliros rt n No {bat
~ rouId be arranged 80 run special
tr,,n from baltimore 10 Washington, meet
~ an, Western express mere and switch the
Orioles car on TO il. thus taking mem
hack to Baltimore. This plan IS gaming
i'm favor