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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-27
=. Z. Cor. TIfih and ing Streets.

: " -@' S''ff TT ''''t' HsF"H 97fht0EN'
See the crowd going to T. NJ wler's for tho
lovely Cake Cranberrles,s qts for Is cts. We
have got our cheap Tea now. 25c and 40 cts ID
Is tine; our No. Tea Just takes the lead we
are sending il on every day to Chester aud
West Chester and IL is the best value for The
money. Java Coffee for 25 cts. We opened
fo-lay another lot of our Golden o ColIee.
come n and eee lt-th.s IS onr second lot of
i, and the people just rush for 1t. Our Rnis-
ms trunes and Nuts we challenge Whining
ION for price and quality; 10 pound OF Sugar
Tor 20 cts. Look at our butter and Cakes; we
keep the very best Butter and SO cheap; our
square Lemon Biscuit i what the childrcn
Ike. onty cis. a pound; Cream homeless
Goldfish at IL cts. pound; fine Codfish at S
penis pound; our SlacAett,l nre fat and
CHEAP; our iominy aud Beans are tine; havo
son seen our Roll Huiter at 81 cts. and our
Eocoanut Jelly ut 5 cts tor making your
telly cake at 4. NJ. wllihas, ). L. Cor. Fifth
And King str cts d9!-lw.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-18
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING QUOTATI0HS Or
AJNEY.
Offerings and saies at the hichmosd 10
bacco Exchange-Intcrnsi Revenue
CoIlections-Foreign Advices.

NEW YORK. Sept. 17.-There were
some interesting developments In STOCKS
to-day. and there was, In aduItsiohh ,,,si
material increase in the volume Oh DuS
pense OF values. Four stocks-AmsrrS,
can Sugar, Whisky Chicago Gas. ana
ReadinA-hgured for l6o.Vo snares IN
total Of S57,67l shares for the entire Inir
dropping from lO2 to %. ex-dividend OF
3 per cent. The board-room reason
for the break was that outsiders, teati ,ass
adverse legislation, had supplied all bios
on the recent advance. and were pre-
pared for anything that might happen
In the future. The condition or the
market for raw sugar, the result OF
recent legislation. go the room had II.
was steadily operating against the trust.
Whisky was likewise heavy, breaking
from 1874 to lOAglVH. Considerable
long stock came out on tSe cay c sS S9Tn
which was said was forced out because
OF the recent depression. The stock
has been under suspicion ever since the
sen 5ational failure OF the insiders, 10
negotiate big loan with eastern capital
lists To-day all the old unfavorable
reports about receiyership. etc, were
made TO do service, and this. In the
excited condition OF the market for the
stock, accelerated the decline. Reading
was another bear favorite, and fell under
pressure from 20i1 10 1sss. This stock
was depressed by the announcement that
assessment on all the junior securities.
Among the standard stocks steady
tone prevailed at the opening, and sub
sequently the Changers and Louisville
and Nashville scored fractional gains:
Before ii O'Clock. however. sharp raid
was made on Northwestern, which forced
the price down l9s TO lOE5s This I'M
settled the whole list, and when Sugar
and Whisky broke the market gradually
declined. The loss, however, was by
no means important. and except in the
case Of Northwestern, which lost point.
the decline was merely fractional. On
the other hand, Northern Pacific pre-
ferred and St Paul made slight gains.
Chicago Gas at one time displayed great
strength. rising to T2 but later. In sym
PATTY with the sensational changes I'm
other Industrials. receded to 20. The
market closed steady for the Railway
and heavy for the Industrials. Net
changes in the Railroad list show losses
Of lQ1h per cent. Northwestern lead
ing. In the Industrlals, the loss is IA y
per cent. except for Sugar which is
) per cent lower, and Whisky lost ~
per cent. Railway and Miscellaneous
bonds were weak.
Money on call easy at per cent, last
loan at per cent. and closing offered
at I per cent: prime mercantile paper,
4d4La per cent. Bar silver. 637k Sterling
exchange flrm. with actual business
I'm bankers bills at iN5l2d4S53. for sixty
days and 4S6ls for demand; posted rates,
4SfHp4S7l5: commercial bills, 4S4i2 "a 1854.
Government bonds steady State bonds
duh Railroad bonds weak. Silver at
the board 81 bid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-18

NEW YORK. Sept. T.-Now comes an
other voung lady Of high social position
seeking the laurels OF the stage. This
time the aspirant for histrionic honors
is Miss May Montedonicoi a. regning
hele last season Of Memphis, Tenn.
Mr. ID. MontedOnico, the young
ladv's father. is wealthy Memphis
hanker lie Is cashier OF Il prominent
hank there. director In several railroads
and owner OF blocks OF real estate in
the heart of that city: lie comes of "A
Sistine1iishei family OF Florence, Italy
and has been in this country since boy
hS Monav was not spared in Miss Mays
aG mci, lion AFTER her graduation at the
eIu''t Conway institution last year, she
stepped 10 the front RANK OF me best
societv in Memphis. But Deisarte, was
n,ore 70 her than social fame; and dra-
n'o art the climax or earthly bliss.
She Committed Romeo ana juliet and
I'M ,'Iaws 10 memory, and played TO
3 s pa, pa Romeos and Claude Melnottes
iii isl,'ny she could seek the quiet OF her
room. one day she TOY ne' ia'her 'ha'
she was going on the sen sen r,,,a. ,..,.
: raP %..dded hssrt and soul to art. The
! am Weuueu whom | know amuse. but
youne M" nnt interest me.
they 90 10. tried 10 dissuade her from
her Ia.lie' hut his pleading counsel. and
her p1 ,hposss U We're alike unheeded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-18
Considering Market Ordinances.

rho subcommittee of the Committees
If First and Second Markets appolhitu 10
i.,,i, over the revised ordinances retains
49, me MANAGEMENT of the markets ID
his civ also held a Joint session ias.
evening at O'Clock, with the loilo"i s
members present ,-t..or .,l I,nns
FIRST Market MessrS. King ana rpls'
Slcnn1 Narket-Messrs. White tchMI
mani. t,unst and Jackson. Captain SlI-
No. Jerk of the First Market; Mr.;
James f. Flournoy clerk Of the Sec .''1.
Nar<et and Captain a. Coke, the coul-
fer. were also present. 1900,
Eaptain Sullivan reiterated DIS IeO"Ii-
mendati0n which he had made al pre-
t'ioiis meeting. and urged that provision
he inserted IA the ordinances, giving NE
Jerks of the several markets authOril y
~ detaiu carts until the tax Is lald. IHIS
VAS agreed TO- and on motion OF MI !;
GInst. the tax was fixed at ten ana
twenty cents, at the discretion OF tHe
clerk. e.o,d
Councilman Page, who owns a stahd
I'm the First Market. complained or ital2n
fruit vendors, who have stands IN Ihe
street lust outside the market ana pay
only ten cents, while stall owners are AT
a much greater expense. The matter was
finally left 10 the respective market com
mittees.
Nlr. Gunst suggested some provision so
as 20 have the stands outside the markets
raised several inches, but this matter was
also left 10 the respective market commit
tees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-18
fnlled TO Obta!n a Quorum.

A joint session of the Committees on
Water. Light and Streets was called for
last evening at o'clock, IN room No: .
of the city Han TO consider the resolution
introduced recently In the Common Coun-
cil by M. Epps, providing for the digginS
Of. trenches for gas ana water mains ana
sewers by the regular force Of the re-
Spective departments The following
were present:
Committee on LAght-AIessrs. Grimes
chairman. Caskie, Noble, Starke and
Wallerstein.
Committee on Water-Messrs. White
chairman. Brook, Mayer and Mount
castle
Committee ON Streets-Messrs. Allen
(chalrmam BloOmberg and Mann.
The Committee on Light was the only
one that had a quorum. and II was, there
fore, impossible - transact any business.
Mr.. Grimes. the chairman Of the joint
committee announced that he would re
port 20 the Common Council at the next
meeting that ne had made two futile at
tempts 10 secure a quorum Of the com
mittees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-18

S'es: March. q. "a: April. $40: May, 0.si:
June. 6.94; gross receipts, 2,42' bales,
exports to France, 40 bales; Sohtinens'
800 bales; forwarded, I56 Dales' eaes,
1872 bales; spinners. I3 bales; stock
(actuaD. s6lsI bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts. 30 40 bales
exports 70 Great Britain; o.yg g, b baIe
France, go bales; Continent, o,oSo p"ieS'
stock. 2565s5 bales.
Total SO far this week-Net receipts
1000 bales; France. 20 bales; CONT
Total since September ist-Net receipts.
l7l,510 bales; exports to Great Britain
4o,i23 bales; France. $50 bales; CONT
"e NEW OR ORLEANS, Sept. i7.-cotton fu-
lures barely steady; sales. g, 500 bales ;
September, 8l2: October, $40; Novem-
Der. 6.i7; December 6.25; January, 6.59,
February. 635: March. go; April, 6'io'
NAV. 65f: June, $50; July, 6.6l,
LffvERPooL. Sept. l7.-Noon.-cotton1,
can middIing. 27-32: sales. 10000 bales
American, 5000 bales; speculation attic !, ana
American. LOO bales. Futures EASIER
and demand moderate; september
2 44-s,: October and November 3 400
November and December, p-o4 ne.
eember and January. T d9oet. Fehr,'.
airy and March. 44-6,; March and APrlil.
3 i5-aaS 1911: April and May > 100
May and June, ls-eigS 1861 TENDERS
coo bales ,.,,, ,a,r
p. M.-American mlddiing; ,c iSr
3 1892; low middling. 3 ll-l6; good orar'
nary 9-le ordinary, 81; SePteimhher
42-eiq3 1894: september and OCTOBER N69orp
3 1904, sellers; October ana 1911 ne.
cember' 3 5s-6tas S9-64: December and
January. 3 39-64Q3 4O-0i January and
February, 3 1904. sellers, February an
March, 42-9iGlS 1864: March and apfln,
3 4f-Gid3 45-6i; April and May, flV'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-18
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA, Sept. IL, INA.
No offerings OF tObdccos at auction on
Change to-day.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers. 10 hogsheads. filters, 10; cut
ters .; Tugs dark. & Total, 80 hogs
heads.
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day:
Inspections Bright, hogsheads; western,
Is hogsheads Heinspecuons.Brlght, -
hOgshe DIS. western, ] hogshead.
Myers Crenshaw <. DaVenports. Are
ghany. Planters, Shockoe, and Shel-
burne's tobacco warehouses report today
Receipts. ~ packages, deliveries la pack
ages.
United states internal revenue collec-
tions frr tho city ~ Dichmcn6 Va. 70
day: Cigars and cigarettes, @''lo; plug
tobaccos s.. lGS.64 Total, S,h22t
Good breaks OF bright loose tobaccos at
Shelburnes and the Stonewall warehouses
for tomorrow.
The Petersburg Record OF Saturday.
September -, 1894 says:
The following will show the movement
Of tobacco during the past week az tho
various warehouses. 90,
Farmers Inspections. n; receipts, CO.
loose. $3.50. oaks Inspections, II, re-
ceipts, 49, loose, $50. West Hill-insi &c
tons 9: receipts, .. Centre lnspecuons
If: receipts, q. Moore 's-lnspections. IL.
tal-lnspections, III; receipts. i'll, loose
l2W1.
Total inspections from the list OF Octo-
Der 1893. TO September II, 1891 4,bD; same
time last year 100.
Alex Harthill Esq, reports the LOUIS
Vile tobacco market FOR the week ehdlhs
September Is. 1894. AS follows:
Much. lighter receipts. large sales OF
hurley At wel-sustained prices generallyi
larger sales Of dark tO1accos az BoYd
prices for all leaf with merit, ana Two
davs cool weather and some heavy rains
wen. the leading features this week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-18
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. ILL, Sept 1.-THE wheat
market asserted Itself to-day, ana tor
the first time In a number Of days IN
iuenced corn instead OF being In
nuenced by corn. Trading throusnoott
the session, with the exception or at
the opening. and Immediately preceulne
the close was OF a light local character,
AZ the beginning OF trading wheat was
firmer. The demand. however, being
local. was quiet and price OF, the mar
ket degenerating into scalplhs ucai;
Towards the close. on good seat'et ,t
buying and rather light offerings, me
market became firmer, closing pear. the
top price of the day. pecemper Wned'
opened at 5Ghc., sold at 96l3c. ana ",1seY
Saturday. Cash wheat was steauy
Corn started tirmer on the reportS
Of frosts I'm the West and on lighter re-
ceipts than expected. Trading, ho"e Ata,;
was very light, outside orders Dei,ls
conspicuous by their absence, and the
market almost Immediately became
heavy and dull Local shorts were
good buyers at the opening. The mar
ket rallied, in sympathy with the al
vance In wheat. on the posting or the
visible, and the local crowd, vino had
been selling corn freely during the past
few days, rushed TO cover, with the usual
result OF an advance In prices, the mar mar
ket closing firm. May opened at $3.50
I3&c.. sold between j35sq63alc. and 52ttc.,
closing at I3i24 3Sc., Nc. higher tldh
Saturday. Cash corn was easy early
and steady later. Prices were I'M
changed. .,.
oats opened frmer IN sympathy with
the strength in corn and on light Of
ferings and good demand. The market
RESPONDED TO the fluctuations I'm corn,
closing irm, in sympathy with the
strength I'm the other grain markets.
May closed Ac higher than SATURDAY.
Cash oats were I'm good demand Prices
were unchanged
Provisions closed firm In a good de-
mand and light offerings. Outside or
ders were moderate and operators APP
peared to cling TO the buying side oil
the market. During the latter part o.
the session the feeling was stronger,
in sympathy with the strength IN grain,
and the close was at about the outside
figures OF the day. The cash demand
was light, with no particular pressure
TO sell. Prices were without material
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-18
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, MD, Sept lImFlour
dull; western supertine Si:lO4 W; 40.
extra. <2.Opd2 35: family, -. 5Og2.io, WIN
ter wheat, patent. 81. sJg3Ui spring uo''
-. Goa375; 90. straight, @.iJ45:50
Wheat dull; No. red spot 34AG9tisc'
month, 5+NQ54Isc.; October 0olsd '1l2c
December, 57isQ5T&c. May, 6}lic. asked
steamer No. z red, 53gSl.c. milling
wheat by sample, 65I9d56c.
Corn dull; mixed spot and month @'c
year, 54l2c. asked; southern white ooc'
&c Go ys'9 steady gT' No. white, western,
3Ja35ibc.; No mixed, western, S3G53l2c.
RYE steady: No. =, 52Q BE
HAY dull at SD 500 1890.
Grain freights steady; steamer TO Liver
pool, per quarter, ls.l52di CORK ior or
ders. per quarter, 2s.3d a2s.6d,, Septem-
Der; cotton. per 100 pounds 2oc'' hour'
Proyisions-Mess pork. s6.15; Du!S
shoulders. S. 80; short rib sides, $50
clear sides. $1,000; sugar-cured shoulder s.
$3.50 hams, small, Sl423; large Sl5"'
Lard, Sl050.
Butter firm; creamery, 2tg3oc. ladle'
f74Isc. store-packed, Ia loo.
Egg9 steady at l64lBac
Coffee quiet at Sl5.5Oq l5.io.
Sugar fair at S4.90.
Bonds-Batimore and Ohio, 16; Balu-
more and Ohio Southwestern second m
comes, Is asked. do. third incomes, ",
asked; Gas bonds, 1904 bid; stock. TOD
G5s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-18

Traded His Daughter for Liberty.

NEW HAVEN, CONN, Sept. n.-Agnes
NcSharer. OF Goff street, II only sixteen
49, old but she has just passed
yyer',,,,h a irving matrimonial experience
1 ubicb Would nave 6ianched the cheek OF an
older girl. Last night she was married
to Joseph Cqlpea. but an hQur after tne
She had been forced into the alliance by
II appears that two weeks ago Robert
Mcssnarer, the grls father, got into "A
1iisrrei with Calbea and treated him
roughly. McSherer was arrested, given
hearing. and bound over 60 the superior
Court 10 answer 10 the charge OF as
sault with intent 10 Kill Calbea visited
him I'm Jail and the trade followed. Nc
Sharer agreed 70 give his daughter. In
case Calbea would secure MS release.
The deal was carried out and the we'd
ding ceremony Was performed. Agnes.
the bride Of an hour. refused TO live with
her husband. and viii sue FOR divorce.
4 host u friends have prorered their
aid in shielding the girl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-18
NLw pOsTMAsTTRs.
PERSONAL AND 0ENKRAL.
Interesting Facts About Pichnopd's Citi-
lcns aud O'b~r Nstf~r-


zens aud O'b~r Nstf~r-.
Mr.. Percy NJ. Shepherd and bride have
returned 10 the city.
The condition of Mr.. Robert Wenden-
burg has much improved.
Mr. G. Washington Jarvis. of this CITY,
Is on a visit to baltimore.
Mrs Leila Palmer Gray is guest OF
Mrs. H. -. Lafferty, Of Roanoke
Mr.. Frank Noel Is very sick at his
fathers residence, No. lyO2 west Main
street.
Rev. Preston Nash has returned TO the
city from "A brief vacation in F1uvanna
T county.
Miss Lena Westheimer. OF Norfolk, Is
stopping with friends at No JO2 IL north
Fifth street.
Miss Nellie Anderson, of odessa, Mo.
is visiting Mrs. II. B. Haley, of north
Plum street
Many a fellow discovered in the sole OF
his shoe yesterday a hole which he did
not know was there.
Steamer No. Brooke avenue) was yes
terday taken TO the shop of Mr.. j. T..
Walthall to be repaired.
Commonwealth Attorney Haw, Of
Hanover county. who has been seriously
Ill, Is reported much better.
Mrs. Martha Workman and child, Of
Powhatan county. Va. Is visiting her SIS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-18
A Thinning serylee Organized.

Last night ut the Young Mems Christian
Association was inausurated the young
mems training service. with the object
Of training its members In public partiCi-
patton in prayer and speaking and in per
sonal Christian work.
The large number present was encour-
aging, and this new department OF the
assOcia ions work, with Gods blessing. Is
expected to exert a powerful influence for
good upon its members and In the Chris
tan work Of the association.
a feature OF the young mems training
service OF the association is the pledge
taken by each active member. which en-
eures regular attendance and participation
IN every meeting. All men are cordially
held every Monday night at SIS o'clock
I'm the association parlOr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-18
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKEr.

NEW YORK. Sept. l7.-Flour dull and
weak and freely offere /; winter "hea, /,
low grade, Sl.s5n2. 40; fair to fancy, 81 ~
q2o' patent S5 800 ga s3 ioa%95: low
extras. sis5a24 40. southern -four q avn
aad weak; common TO fair extra, S-'lVu
300 good TO choice do. %Ug3.o' ,
Wheat more active ana f1slcr' Ina f1
options declined rs, rallied nc, zen
&c and closed weak at &c. up 10 -.
down, with trading fair September
57s,c.: October, j17sc.; December "'sc''
'' Corn ID" dun and firm; No. 2 62'se, e ie
yator; 63IkaG5Ac. ahoat options a ur-
clined &C. rallied Anhc. closing stTauy
and unchanged 10 Nc. down; september T,
&c; October. Go$e.; December oSsc''
i Oats dull duh and firm. Options moderate I,
10 actiye and easier: september, "4t2c.
october. 35c.; December, Sc, May, ~itf.
sRSSt-Nos ,; 2: S Stscs 7a5 %j1ga "" on
@1 Hsy dull and weak: shipping. 45a0c. :
gVW3I no 10 o MET and firm; domestic fleece.
quiet. s,aadv, family $40 OO9
,o pee IRA mess. <s.DJqsjO. beef hams
Ali ar 5000; tierced beef quiet and
Am city extra, India mess, Sl7O; cut
meats In moderate demand ana nrm
hsckIed bellies, S9.2ya9D; shoulders,
RH Ssd7 30: hams. sl1.O0qli.75; middles
hI Tard quiet and firm; western steam
oinsad AT $3.50 asked, city. $3.50; Janu-
sSa,zyh. south American, 5000. compound.
PORK quiet and steady mess. S5.5ou
1900: extra prime. si3.jDgli.0. -.
Butter quiet; fancy steady; state aairy,
dairy i3Gi7c.; creamery. lJgHlsc. FL
si 1otton seed oil dull and urm; crude
3lM32c; yellow, 35c
Rosia quiet and firm; strained com
mon noSt to good. si.I,Gi.2o. ,.ro,
Turpentine duh and week AZ -'H"
80 a. firm and active: domestic. fair
% sy,ra il.I57sc.: Japan. 4SQa%c.
W >tnisases -forelsy nominal: New ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-18

The money has been received by Col
onel Jones from the state authorities
FOR the pay OF the members OF the First
regiment 10 ROsslyn. where they went
several weeks ago 20 drive Coxey's army
out Of Virginia. The total amount paid
over 10 the regiment Is $4,000. Of which
S2ll will be paid 10 the lOI Drivates
and non commissioned officers, Si3'tt
10 the commissioned officers. who are
receiving the same pay as those In the
regular army while the sum OF ssib2
had 10 De- expended FOR hauling, proVi-
slons. medicine and other expenses.
Captain ". T. MOsby the acting
ouartermaster 81 the regiment, ana
Acting Quartermaster Sergeant q. w.
Kraker VIII pay the men next Wednes-
dav evening al $50 o'clock az the armory.
Besides this pay. the oihcers and men
will also receive each eighty cents ration
money. The state allows for that pur-
nose each officer and man seventy-nye
cents a day, making total IN this IN
snm OF ssi. 81 for sundries has 10 be de-
Quoted,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-18
Nr. lonnger's Statement.

Richmond, Sept. II. 1894.
Editor Times: Please correct statement
in Sunday mornings Times in which you
published that ! stated that In my eX-
pcricuce Of ten years that | had never
known money so hard TO obtain. Your
reporter certainly misunderstood me. or
l did not intend to make such state
mont. To the contrary. l have never
known money so plentiful and so easy ID
the commercial centres as II has Deeh III
the last six months. | have never known
so many money lenders or so great III,
ducements offered 10 borrowers " mar 1
meant TO say was that had never Known
country. which made collections poorer
than l had known for ten years, am 90
not believe we will have a perihduehl
surpls of money that is now In the money
centres is put into circulation.
Yours very TFu'{oUNGER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-18

dell Memorial chapel. who have been
spending the summer I'm the country. viii
return home to-day ard Will live al their
old residence, No. 2si0 east Grace street.
The new Sunday-school room OF the
Church OF the Holy Trinity 0ormerly
Moore Memorial church, will be ready for
occupancy by next Sunday.
bishop John b. Newton preached an
excellent sermon on Sunday evening at
81. Andrews church lie Will leave on
next Saturday for Loudoun county on his
regular vigitations.
Rev. Preston Nash, rector Of Christ
church. has returned from Fluvanna coun-
~, and on Sunday preached three SER
mons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-18

FlH NIhINNiN
tv.r.efs 10 'itnt' lava fast game. ~
iaS score: H.
.... ...O0oo1 n "a 2
baltimore .......0 3 a. ,,,eavcr. Hem
batteries Mcncicr ana
,ninc and Robinson r. II. T.
tSeronl FamcI ooono0-I
plttsghre ........ 00o21o.4
baltimore ......J Weaver. Esper
batteries Eaf.t ""'
md Robinson
..,.Y oak. d. oW'A""' ,...,s
CHICAGO sept. Nor an exciting I'M
won 900 ...re Avf @ no,nliuls' 81, ~
ish. W.. r,,.Ier fumb.ed NhinQ. >
t lre arl Van HalueR u.s' Allowed.
Sons ay. Two bases w hatfea for Par
forciug g. i arl scored Arson. but
rott. ana l'I'. .,',., 1 oaf Meckin then
fe.l. 5n' "",,l it striking olt Hutch,nYsqn
We. t"t .~ Score. X IA. -;
ana ,. "i''''' 100000 Z
CA.c't2 0o0112Ol 10 .
NfD"H,,.,',, Uut hmsOn and ScnI"e' D
NreA'" . '.' p .''.' T. paooxlrv. 6.
CLEVELAND. sept. F-McAileer hurt
DIS auN" in i.r tiN' n',t.C0rn5r taking his
g.m' a.. ,..vcs after two men were
att gave cIeteiand tAe lead IN f " = IS i
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-18

Misses Minnie Dippner, Marie Neu-
heiser. Rosa Bahen, sadie and jamie
Gompf. and Minnie and Annie sullivan,
accompanied by Father Willebah. left
Yesterday for Linton's Ford to attend
school at ST AIMS Institute. the new
academical Industrial school established
by the Benedictine nuns.
Mass was celebrated in the new con-
vent at the above place Sunday for the
Rev. Mother Edith. O. :. g.. who has
been at Linton's Ford during the, past
summer. will return to the city the latter
part Of this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-18

It was decided AT a meeting Of the
camp last night that 1t should next Sun
day attend In a body the Broad-Street
Methodist church, to listen 10 a sermon 10
he delivered by Rev. Or. Tudor. The camp
will be accompanied by the members Of
Lee Camp, and both bodies Of the old
veterans will be escorted by the Walker
Light Guard. under the command OF
Capt. Cunningham.
Nothing but routine business was trans
acted. and after some social talk over
the stirring scenes Of the sixties, the
camp adjourned.