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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-11
rhnrch III Nnsicnle

The eighth musicale OF the Church Hill
Musical Association Will take place to-
ni2ht M Slj o'clock al COrcoran Hall.
The following is the programme.
J. Overture. Grown OF Gold Obcrman
orchestra D Soprano and tenor Duet
81 Dare 10 Whisper Plueger Miss Rob
insun and Air. Cloves. Contralto solo
still IS the Night" BOhn. Mrs Maggie
Bedford Knowles. g. Waltz Loves
Dream" Czilulka. orchestra. 8. Tenor
solo, selected Mr. f. Il. Cloves. o. So
prano solo. Angels Serenade.' Braser.
Miss Ida Robinson. Z. ta) Song. "Lassie
Queenle." Justice. tb) Patrol. "Comlque. Do
Hundlev. ochestra. S. Bass solo. Ar
morcrs Song" Robin Hood. Mr. o. H.
Lehman g. Trio. soprano. tenor. and
bass selected. Miss Robinson. MeSsrS.
Cloves and Lehman 10. March. "ColGm-
biau Guard" Brooks. orchestra. Mr.
Webb, accompanist.
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nerhndlst snndny.schooI socictr

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Methodist SUNDAY School Society Of Rich
mond was held AT tairmount
Methodist church SUNDAY afternoon at
3.2O o'clock-Mr. \. ". Pearce. vice-presi-
dent. and Charles j. Rady. secretary
The meeting was opened with singing
and prayer by Rev. ". A. Christian
Rev. II. T.. Johnson, pastor of Fair
mount church made a very encouraging
report OF the school growing In numbers
and interest faithful and prompt corps
of officers and teachers live school
The superintendent, Mr.. William T.
Hechler. introduced the following pro-
rramme OF exercises, which were carried
out with great credit TO the children;
Them" by Minnie Toskie. Susie Hechler
Tille Haffner, and Rosa Baker, song
ouartette. b. Bertha Davis, Clara Hin,
Leonard Brauer Wesley Pollard: reel,
tation, by Emma Johnson; blackboard
exercises. conducted by Or. Johnson.
Rev. W. A. Christian, Of Washington
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IHE AFEO- 4BkRICAN PRESS
The Association will Hold Three Days
Sossicn Iiere.

The Afro-American Press Association
of the United States VIII meet at Tru
Kefocmc's Hall this morning It Il
o'clock Delegates from al parts Of the
country will be present. one Of the
most important matters T. be treated
Nll be the question Of synd eating race
news and getting such V ews as is pal ticu-
LARRY applicable 10 colored people. lht
viii DE i'm session three days. John
Mitchell. Jr.. OF TINS city, has been pre7l
dent Of the association for five years
and Rev g. ". Qunlen. Of Sa isbury y;
a.. is secretary. Mitchell viii not stand
for reelection ......,.o
The last meeting was held in Chicago
one year ago. ;b+,.
There are two hundred and "shN
PAPERS represented in the assoclal u, ~, ,rs o
of which are dailies one IN fe.eIS0u =
and one in New Orleans. 60
Accommodations have been mum a.
seycnty-nve delegates. Thty Va
Given a ride around the CITY On !tornr ~ 80
neslay. and a banquet at Hc''' '''0'
Hall Thursday night.
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cor. NoK1nnA'> >nAnr KEDUKE.
Engl shmcn should Remove The Beam
from Their own Eyes iirst.

SAVANNAH GA Sent. ia special
,,-.-t,... No.. f.'.,., Atlanta saws.
to the Morning News Io'" 'A''''''" ''' 80
Governor Northen has again come 60
the front as "a defender OF tne south lie
sent to-day 10 the NeW YORK ora
telegram 10 Whlch every loNeI Vi .'S
south. as wei as every true p"lIl'' was
say amen. ,..t., g.. ,,.,.. ,.,s, has. used
10" ''ol il''i, w "y IN .,i, - ' 4, |f -.,,i,
some very Ni,7oI'u l",'- '''7 SIN
Jcr. ~ - i'H.lt "7'''.,, ,',,.. t''i,, a..
Hl1Ic l.t,"." '' "'. ,-' .,,'. ,,, mis-
80 ~, 49,, ..,.,,',.,,.,
u. IN, ''n''u n,o ',,u,,,.i,,, +.Ia,rafo
ms i''s ,.i,.7 ~ I'LL ~. r.'...,..I
iio.i w. ~, 80 ~ " 0'''
by the "oNetNoII I'm. >o~D Son. - 1904
~, C,,orro. "A ! Nnrtn@n Ntlant1. ca:
An tnglisb committee has been sent
bar~ ~ inv4sti.3te and lcuouncc south
.rn l,u.hiur- WIN Won ulaare tolo.rlph
ms what You think of Euglsh meddllus
with our Affairs
lu reply to this query Governor North
on this merulns wired the following reply.
TO me N9rlH' .Nr,c", OTIS. .t...o .,t..
b1v.. como ~ mis- country 10 iuy.sti.st.
and denouuce lvnchiues at the south
mat am IN a position 10 know that they
have received their Information from ire
spOnsble sources. AMI that the English
people have declined ana refused 10 b"
properly informed about our laws and tie
conduct Of our government. The Ensl'n
papers. ID my knoWl'dst, nave declined
time and again 10 publish statements
made 20 them I'm defence ot the South Boy
EngliShmen Who are noW residents of
the South. Under these conditions We do
not want any further outsli" hypo'rtlcu
cant upon false ideas about our govern
mcnt The people ol TINS stat" are quite
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-11
BAILEY AN EASY MARX.
THE CLANS FIND MN ron MA
TY.FTrE RITS At NORFOLK
-,,., s,,,.d Them Ninetcon Runs-p"A'
Hreahs His Log-fetsiso"'H
D.feats Newport Ncw'.

y, Scnt lO.-Aftcr one Of
NORFOLK, -" 'Ni t, "a, D.,
the most oveottul tours eve, ,',,rnod
h,u ,lcb the NoriolkS 4t'"' "'"
D"S' -, ,nc Rtchmonds and received
nome 10 meet '"' -. .......rs The
ovation from the %."V Sp'N'"'"''
we're I'm playing humor' anu
Cams -. ,.,,.,e tho president Of
showed MI MN 49, ,,r,.cr.t.
the National League ""o ....,,,.,
ina THO came was valk-ovcr for
the NorfolKs. and al no ''''' ''''
aS u the crows had a chance 10 ,,,
...... ...,,,.ta-.d Them both 90 inc
Inc ''""' rontnoucr ana i'di-
ley were 'n' "i..,,. AL ,or the crows vas
."r''VHN'S 49,. f.ok every thhb "'
49,. home runs. tripc7' .t.',,,
fcfe', a"" 49,, numerous. me (.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-11
COULDN'I BlIT JAMES
Newport News Got Only Four Hits on Him
and Petersburg Won

PETERSRUHG. VA. Sept. TO- Special
About three hundred ana nifty cranks went
out this Afternoon TO Baseball Park 10
witness the game between the Newport
NeWs-i Hampton club and the home team
The game resulted i'm favor Of the latter
10y score Of 10 2 James. for the Pc
tersburEs. pitched "A splendid game and
four safe hts. while the Petereiu,gS
batted Malarkey freely. getting eleven
hits frost made two home runs. The
fielding or the visitors was a little Off
at times. but they played ID fair same.
Little was the only one who hit James
Stafford. Honeycutt and FROST led the
batting for the home team. The following
4. the score
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The Board Of Fir Commissions h ED
the,r regular scmi-monthly meetns al lne
civ Han last night. ire9S,HI o.,.s II e
Frischkorn president, ana 'iS,sis. -
C.. Jenkins J. J.. Levy, >. -, ~ Pp"' T.
Charles + Taylor. G.. Watt Taylor.
Mr.. Marx Gunst, as C0' rrn',,,, 'ioi',
the Joint neeAng OF the GROUNDS ana
FINDINGS and Elections CoHmlt ices OF
the Council. appeared before t ne board To
ask he use Of room IN WASHINGTON
uan for he use Of the Electoral Board.
On motion. the request n Wqs granted, SO
iong as the present building stands as
1t 6 now r, rs, ON Of Mr.. c. +. TAYLOR the
action 81 the board. in dismlssing sub
RCsema n j. H. Drake Of 30. 8. from
~ Granted an honorable discharge.
u Reintz, Of truck No. /. was
,.'on,ed leave Of absence for ten davs
~. A. Dawson was elected permanent
Tbe following substitutes were elected.
IL Seawell engine company 40 /.
T. Cornell. engine No. 1: l., Ian
drum engine No. L.
The bills Of the Department TO date
v.sre examined and ordered to be naid
and the board adjourned.
The Hanover Troop Association VIII
A.sil i
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a,,,,rE,, CHARGES DENIED.
If the Petersburg Players Make
.,-,.,.,,. In Denial of Ills Statements.

,,.r,-usnI-KG. VA. sept lo.-Speoial.
- ,-..'.,,l,irg team did not slip 10 Pc
..,.,'.., today t. play The home team
ga. expected they would DO. MI.
~ i.rt Harrison IcceNt' ttlrfI "It
liclo the club stating that a. letteI OF
ll,,i1uat.0n would he sent MN 10y "s"i'.
cNt Snmmcrs J as been talked OF mere
All IN terms more emphatic than com
lo-"", t.'ry for the statements made hN
lii,,l before the meeting iu Richmond Iast
saturday nis4t ana 1bo lIo 5os3ga afjdayi ng
I''.r. sworn 10 before "a justice Of the
'"''...e Of this city today.
fJaying seen i'm The Dispatch or SUNDAY
80 statement of Mr.. Sommers That !
dltfyered Petty. Norfolk's pitcher money
~ throw the game played ia this city on
Friday. September T. 1924; ! desire L. say
that the statement made by Mr.. SomInerS
IS false and untrue; that ! never "p-
preached Ny. Petty in any way manner,
or form. and never In any way alluded
Signed r. T.. PENDER
Subscribed and sworn To before me
this lOth day u september, 1891.
g. g. PLEASANTS.
Justice Of the Peace.
The following Is the affidavit of Messrs.
D. 4. Myers and Mike frost.
We only saw Mir. SomWers once dur
ing his stay in this city, and IL was in
Clements cafe on FRIDAY night Septem-
Der e. 1888. lie was there ln company win
several of his players, and his statement
thar we advised him 10 leave the city
is false.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 10Th day Of September, 1891
G. G.. PLEASANTS.
Justice of the Peace.
The following is the affidavit OF Messrs.
Stafford and Honeycutt.
We deny the statement Of Manager
Sommers that we advised him to leave
the city for the protection OF his players.
as We never had any communication with
him during his stay in this city last
week
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this
10Th day of September 1894.
c. G. PLEASANTS.
Justice OF the Peace.
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Visiting Wherlneu.

-. +. Moss. 4. j. Karnes. j. ". Tur-
ton shortt. and Richard Totty. Of the
"Cockade city cycle club came over
ana spent Sunday as the guests Of the
Richmond cycle club. After being eN-
were taken I'm charge by Or. Frank b..
steele. Or. +. r Baker, Charles NJ
Frlschkorn. ana John r. Anderson Jr.,
for a run out 20 the Yellw Tavern and
Reservoir Returning 10 the city. they
were dincd at Rueeers. and later escorted
TO th-ir train for home The Peters
burgers were good riders and tne-looking
men.
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nelrenchmrnt and Reform.

Tho Council Committee on Retrench-
mart ana Reform are quietly at work
Following out the peculiar Inc Of duty for
when tSey were appointed. II is under
stood that certain Of inc city oi9eers nave, nave
a, .i,,.'iav rirht 10 show cause Why eN-
nenses in their departments could not be
reduced. .,,... or
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-11
0HIOLK>' sixIEhNrn ArRAIGHT
Won from LouisviiIc-Thc Eostons and
New lorks Both Win.

LOUISVILLE. ky. Sept lO-Louis-
vllc's batting was better to-day. but the
fielding was utterly inefficient, while
timely hits by Baltimore piled up runs
and won. The game was called at the
end of jhe seventh inning on account OF
darkness Attendance, only 80. the home
team inferior playing HAVING killed
local interest in the game. Score.
Il. Il. T..
Louisville .............3 Of O2O-7 II q
Baltimore ... .....2 o. 3 331 3-l5 Y .
Battereis-Inks ana Lake; Esper and
Robinson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-11

Arthur Rhodes coIoTSa m m3 r.. Ir. t5 PC
@3naaeiarer S on No'RR hand '5 IN the "i9 3e
Fli,h, canshhitn ~, last Saturday night.
fTSa% ambao%ce 6 70 ina ana dm 5se
wounded Hl' Llt,,T vas so badly mashed
house. ne ai,nrsh6use physicians had 10
a ar"' TWO OF the fingers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-11

Street church. made an excellent adnre ,o,:
using as an Illustration three snali w., 10y
barrels. He very forcibly lhcuica. s e,i re
sponsibilty. and uprightness Of character,
The superintendent reports ior August
were encouraging. f,, -
The next meeting OF the soClsty ~,
held at Laurcl-Street Metho"l7t C'u ~ ~
on the second Sunday in October Inc
board Of directors will meet on the iouIl Ii
Sunday in this month at Broad-Slreet
church
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-11

Captain John Brewer. Of New York,
viii give an exhibition OF shooting this
afternoon at I O'Clock at the West-End
Base Ban Park Captain Brewers visit
has excited the attention OF every mem
Der of the Gun club. 50 that one OF
the prominent members OF the club Will
shoot match Of one hundred targets
with The Captain.
Dr. Carver has challenger captain
Preyyor 10 shoot three matches for the
Championship and 5000 a side. The first
match will probably take place in Pits
burg Pa.
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W.irei NJ 4 Patrlc.'>.

=. p,+r;cl,,s church was the scene OF
q %, ,,,.,o,I.linc Yesterday morning when
an al y'1 n,cl,"s Nr' Phillip snea was married
~ 80 Delia Dlxie by Father Donahoe.
The i Ceremony was per resr,,, at h ign
mass. ~ ,.-,-cond and Main streets
e e1d 'e is % 6uite feature in local poitts
anil Is 'Iria|e was very sudden and few
m ~ fri,o1s knew anything Of II. The
couple went 10 New fo'A o" 'ouI'
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mr. mn CIIYITEs WIN.
magioians were Easily Disposed OF by
Tho score OF I3tnA

LYNchbChG, VA. sept. lo-Spccial.-
Mciioverter's Magicians were easily de-
feated al Baseball Park tAis evening.
MchoVerter. the bis. good-naturcd man
~ ball-playcr. ana likes to sec his teo ~
pay ball lie goi mp on the coacners
mes once or twice. ana. with his roc-
horn voice. tried 20 infuse some lie mic
the game but II was mo 90" Koanoke
was doomed, and all the players seemed
70 know II. The score at the end az
me eighth inning stood ~ 20 in favor
OF Lynchburg. start was made m
the ninth inning. but darkness lntcr-
veped. and the game was called By I M
pire Anderson. score:
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0rcn on sunday.

officer Johnson. Of the First district,
reported Fred. Nahi a barkeeper whose
tl1cc is az the corner Of seventeenth anu
CARY streets. for selling liquor on Gun
doy lie has been summoned 10 disci, =
Inc matter OF his violating the law WIN
Justice John this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-11
SOUTHERN LIhCHINGs.
An English Committee In New York Max
In fuvesffy,ticu

NEW YORK. Sept 1O.-An English COM
mittce OF three members has arrived and
Is making an Investigation OF iynching IN
the South. The sending OF itis commit
tee 10 the United States is the direct re-
suit OF the crusade made In England by
Ida b. Wells. The investigators are
sent here By the British Anti Lynchins
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-11

An important meeting S SI 'p be F SeId ibl
Chamber OF o'clock. at which time
afternoon AT Dointed TO canvass the va
commi ices A., ~ of trades and manufac-
HP N MN M sns sS c R maEt
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GUNS .HuUiKp FOR TO-DAY.
Richmond al Norfolk.
Newport News at Petersburg
Roanoke at Lyuchbur.
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OI;ifif Any.


CHARTOTTESNILLE. VA. sept. 10
Snacial.-Mrs. William j. Tyson died at
= Bout . O'Clock. +. NJ, yesterday. Her nus
band and five young children survive ne.,
Nrs tyson was a DAUGHTER or the la'i
". j. Parrott. OF this city.
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THAT ALLEGED FRAUD.
IF THE CHARGES BE TRUE PROMPT
ACTION SHOULD FOLLOW.
Pitcher Petty Claims that Captain Fender,
of the Petersburg Team. Tried to Bride
Him-Richmond Drop. Down.


III ~" 49, 49,
OF the managers OF the Richmond base
tu Inn Yesterday he said he thought
,n-.t,. ,h,t tho o,,ogtio, of rho
il P"''' ~ -,
recent difficulty between the NOftOlk anu
,,..t..,,., teams would come M at a
t t...,,,. ,,.,,,,,,ars o., h.
Hee''"7 va -, -,
held some time uu'lHS the natter p"i "a
,bts ,-..k lie regretted very much that
h ,..li,,,s should bavo arisen
sue" ""''" -,
between the NoiioIA ana iaDu'e
te.na and hopel that the trouble could
ne stt.sIactoiuy settled at an carry date.
Nn,l ASKED about the alleged bfiDc on
thn tart of Captain Fender. %. tn. Peters
~ t,,.r' to Petty. the NoriOut pitcner,
~ 1919 .,tl H. kue. uotnlug about
~ ,'1,.,,, ,'rat he had seen lu tle paper.
Ho etnier,lr hnpel there was no truth
In The report as he fuzzy recognized mat
80 NV'P ~ '-'',...,.tIlty mn itcnmond. every
91hirit' l,Ioriag of "a fraudulent nature
v v',us i.,. 49, be- frowned upon ana con-
dsii'i"a 10y , ~. nat next wear arrange
rna,ts ,roYIJ he made whereby All these
Observation-Disclosures and dlfilcuIues ON tAt
.t. ..'..ral ulav,t- would be ai-
I"t - t' d., 5i,s',re,If teams wound br
J'o'f - 81" '''.'.trl,. and hllmOuI0usly.
''''' .,.,.,
The oucetion Of % bride offered by lhr
carf,lf' of oa. team 10 a. captain or ava
orn0yine tcam ls one which snoud &C.
cipv he serious consideraugn of the , IT.
eiia Lcaele management. SUI, ,' d ao rr'is
should not for one m n0tbari,y De II S"se-
ban is ,0ing to succeed In virginia, a.
sasresteS1 BY ilr. Gillian, Of re,ersng ..rt.
ana Mr. smith Of k tosi5seis at a .' satgr
Ing OF Tie leagar at i1 hnnHsf la mus, be
day night, fai anu H''''o,t ,.,...r,l-
bcrcd mat the baseball patronage a.
INST Of tne ctie' I'm IN i He- 'y pqsspie In the
city. Business men. physicians, iaNS D.'
and representatve citihSns ~ 90 g"s ,oetbods
me E"ines. iI,.5St'd d"' No. neonle viii nat
uraily enough lose al Interest , ~ W.
g4me' ana Ine me. ay re.ninal 0rire Repre-
down 10 mere . WI', ,,i, nav Ne tncr money
sentative pr'Pt ~ az. MI, frauduleut
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NV lonk. IL. clryrLANp. ).

CLEN BLAND. OHIO, Sept. 10-Thr
home team was at tho mercy II Ruaic
today. The Giants backed his good worl.
hy hitting the ball often and horl. The
batting Of Herman. la Wis and Pus.s.
and The fielding of McAlcor were th-
features. Attendance. 50i. Score.
r. II. Z.
New Nork..........O OO1O50 i-i3 - /
Batteres-S Sullivan ard OCOunor. Ru-
sic and Farrell
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CHICAGO. Sept. 10-Boston simply
played taK with the colts today Terry
WAS hit hard but received wretched sup
port. LANCE played short in the worst
fashion ever seen on the local grounds.
ana Irwin did almost as poorly. Attend
ancc. 2.W6. Score
Chicago ..........123O00O a S
Boston .............O 5S1 = OK % &
- crics-Terry ana SchriNer, SWEETS,
Touucy. and Camel
At Pittsburg. The Pittsburg-philadel-
phia game was postponed OF account Of
rain.
only one game at Cleveland to-day. ow-
ing 10 misunderstanding AS 10 inc con-
diti0ns Of the Famc.
me games as scheduled at Cincinnati
and ST. Louis for to-day were played yes
terday
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II
At Louisville: Baltimore. Q; Lou svillc

At s.. Louis: First game: st. Louis
+: brooklyn. .. Second game. Brooklyn.
II. ST Louis, = Brcintcnstcn pitched
the first game for s.. Louis. but refused
~ GO I'm the box for the sec nd game
For this refusal the MANAGEMENT OF The
ST. Louis team fined the crack pitcher
500 ana suspended him indefinitely.
At Chicago: cleveland. .; Chicago. y.
At Cincinnati: First game: Cincinnati,
A. Washington. j. Second game: Cncin-
natl. I: Washington. 8.
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civ Committee.

The city Democratic ,o SGm AT tbe r Miil
meet tonight at so
trio Club rooms. 49,. - -
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room VIZ ALwAr> HAyE wIIH Us.
Annual Report Of superintendent of Che
CltV AImshnmse

The Council Committee on the Poor met
last evening at the city AlmShouse.
Present. Messrs Reeves. Snead, FeIrlteI'
Brock Blake. Noble. DOnleVy, ana Nc
Dowen chairman.
a large amount of routine business was
disposed Of and the matter Of supplying
wood To the institution was taken u9.
The action of the committee In regard
To the contract at It's last meeting WIS
resciuded, aad the entire contract was
awarded % j. b Watkins.
Superintendent Carter submitted his
report for the year ending July DIST.
showing that there were NJ persons IN The
aims house His report for August wa
also made. showing that - persons had
been received. IS discharged. and u del.
leaving at the end of the month 81 IN
mates. as compared with IA for the cor
responding month IN 1898.
Superintendent Carter was instructed
10 advertise for proposals for bids 10 fur
n.~h coal for the almshJuse.
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Lynchhurg ..............,...O q lie
Roanoke ...............-.....D > o o g o
summary: Earned runs-kodnOkc. J.
lxuchhurg. g.. Struck Out-By McCOy,
!. boy Moran. To- Base on balls-Ou Me
GOV -. of Moran =. Two-basc hits
Moran. McHovertcr. ltlscy, ana Leahy.
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RICHMOND.


ITUT- -
Score ut innings. o, IT,.
Norfolk ........... .........- p ~
Richmond ........-..-. --..V ~ ~
summary. Earned rurs-Noriolk, ID.
Richmond o. TWo-base hits Mo' -
Ioancs. Hauptman. TRULY, Foster. h' l..
Tnyea-ba-o hits -CorCOrau. Home runs
H.Iee. lleClosAey. Thornton. stolen
bases Hodge. O.Hagan, McCloskey, Idlc.
Has, on 6alls-On ColNiioWera. %. OH
BAILEY. o. Hit-Colihower Thoinion
struck out-By Colinower. 3. hy Bailey
Passed balls Hodge tg wild pitches
C0linower ll. Time of game two hours.
Umpire, McDermott.
GAMES woN AID LOST.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-11

The clerk Of the Hastings Court issued
the following marriage licenses yester-
day: Mr.. Alexander VANDERBILT and Miss
Esther Ekins. MIR. Peter NJ Kuhn and
Miss Parthenia =. Tranham. Nj Percy
NJ. shepherd and Miss Lizzie G. Bennett
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NEWPORT NEWS

summary Earned runs Petersburg. 3.
Home runs-Trost %. Stolen bases stat
ford w. Honeycutt, Myers. Pennington.
lidses on balis-Jaincs. o. Malarkcv. s..
tlt 6y pitcher Honeycutt. Struck out
". James. -. by Malarkey. T. Passed
1ns Land 90. Time Of game. two hours
nd fifteen minutc4, Umpire. McLaushlin
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-02-09
He Fooled the Birds.

A person riding through the noun
tains and lower foothills of the Sierra
Nevada at this time of the year cannot
help but notice the trees and dead
fence posts that have been filled with
acorns, the work of woodpeckers and
blueiays. The former makes holes
and the latter filled them with acorns,
providing winter store
A man living near Coulterville has
the reputation Of being very mean, and
the neighbors tell and vouch for the
following story on him. He took a
thin board and punctured it with
holes, this being nailed on the back
side Of his granary. The blueiay
was not long in locating the holes and
at once started to fill them with acorns.
When en- acorn would he put in one Of
the holes it would fall inside of the
building, The industrious birds, de-
termined TO fill the holes, kept carry.
ing acorns until the granary was full.
Then the man SO mean as to cheat the
birds had enough on which to fatteu
all his hogs, while the birds had none.
Il Merted (Cal.l Sun