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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25
WIN WHEELS ~ MS HEAD.
Young Charles +. wilson Arrested for
stealing BICYCLES.

1.boro is every reason 10 believe that a
Young man named Charles p. wilson, for
whom The police have been on the look
out for some time. had couple OF wheels
i'm his head lie seems To have nad spe-
ci9l Conluess for bicycles. 1csteiddy
morning soon after o'clock Vlhcer H.
+ Erovn. of the FIRST police district ar
I4sfad Wilson. who is about seventeen
wears Of age. upon "a warrant charging
him with stealing two bicycles, the prop
nrtv OF ID. buchanan and W. +. Craw-
ford ,.., u 49,
+. stern and asked him 10 20 UP 10 tne
carolina House and look at bicycle, 10
soo how much he would lend on II. Mr.
stern became suspicious and notified the
,olire who took Wilson in charge. b.
Jacobs another pawn broker, hearing OF
tho arrest. went over to the station and
id.ntifed Wilson as the youth VINO had
r,avuel a bicycle with him on last Tues
lr.ssrs buchanan and Crawford, who
bo1 .frlaIv notincd the police OF their
80 ,r.nt down and Identified their re-
s,.,nti,, machines. Wilson claims TO be
tI,r, california. lie is suspected OF nav
t,,,, stolen several Bicycles recently IN
Washington. .,.,.
ita lad letters in his pocket which
ean,yed that he bad been IN Norfolk, ana
L9J had some bicycle transactions IN mat
~ He Will have q hearing before the
Police Court to-day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25

The District Lodge OF Good Tcmplars
met with Towards Grove Lodge Thurs
day afternoon. The body was called 90
order at O'Clock by District chief TEN
plar George NJ. RaWson. All officers were
present, except the secretary. who sent
in his resignation, which was accepted,
and Miss Ira Atkins. of Trinity WAS
chosen 10 serve the uncXpircl term.
A change was made making the annual
dues payable at the November session.
The lodge created body TO meet
monthly as an auxiliary To District Lodge
ana unity the influence Of the subordinate
lodges. gather news. ETC.. and report To
TN, District Lodge at each session.
HoNard's Grove Lodge. by diligent work
and perseverance, won the three banners
After a harmonious session the lodge all
iourucd o. meet with WcSt-lud Lodge
in November All expressed themselves
as having 70 pleasant time, and passed
complimentary resolutions 10 Howards
Grove Lodge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25
4 SERIOUS HUNABAY
Miss Genevieve IIolstend Painfully Huri
Near WoodIanI Height

very serious runaway accil mt, in
which Miss Genevieye Holstcdd mirdCu-
lousy escaped dangerous if not fatal, in
jurics. took place late Thursday evening
near the p0Ncr-housc ON the Manchester
side. Miss llOi-tcad. Who lives at Wood
land Heights. was driving 10 spirited horse
hllched 10 "a Jumper at the time Of the
runaway, and the animal took fright AT ID
IMAM dumping some coal ashes i'm the road
aud leIped across the street and ran
into tree with great force The young
lady soon realized mat She was ia dam
eerOus place, and attempted 10 hold the
horse which was at this time quite Woe
lent. lie then ran Out Of the street into
a field TO one side. and dashed OFF willIy
over a number 0i rough places. upsettlug
tie vehicle and throwing the young lady
violently 10 the ground. Tho vehicle
struck her. and. rolling over. fell ON her.
bruising her badly from head t. foot. and
rendering her unconscious hy reason Of
the severe shock. Her brother soon ar
rived upon the scene ana took her u her
home. where her uncle. Dr. tarrar. rem
dcred the necessary attention lie found.
upon examination, that no bones were
broken. But that She was suffering very
much from the shock ana painful bruises.
She was not dangerously hurt. ana AT Il
late hour yesterday eNenins was resting
easily.
The horse continued to run down toe
wards the river. and finally got himself
badly tangled up with the vehicle and
harness lie fcl. ana then commenced ID
kick. until the vehicle was badly smash
Cd t0 pieces The horse when captured
was found o. hc badly cut and bruised.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25

Governor O'Ferrall yesterday sent 20
tha office Of the Secretary OF the Com
monwealth the papers IN the case OF John
Nfues an old man VINO spent thirty
out If his seveuty-two years in the peni-
tertiary. In granting the pardon, the
Governor says.
Cribs man has served thirty years OF
his life i'm the penitentiary. and has more
than six years TO serve on his last sem
tence. lie IS seveuty-tw0 years Of age.
I'm broken health, is nearly blind, and
unable TO DO any work IL seems humane
10 pardon him"
Miles was first convicted in 1851. and
since has served out three fun terms, and
is now serving the fourth, all Of which
make forty years.
He has been sentenced i'm the counties
Of Culpeper Fauquier. Hanover, and LAST
~ in Fenrico county. during the June
term Of 1879, on three indictments. two
for burglary and one for house-breaking,
for eighteen, five and two years, respec-
lively
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25
Funeral OF Mr.. Cease.

The funeral OF Mr. NJ > Cease took
place from his late residence. No ~
north Eighth street, yesterday afternoon
nj I o'clock Rev. Dr. Moses -. Hoge
conducted the funeral service, assisted by
Rev. John -. DOnavOn, OF stanton. or
whose church Mr.. Cease had long been
q faithful member. The pall-hcarcrs were
Nessrs Minor Il. Hamrick of stanton,
Ashfon. l.. Jackson, f.. =. Robinson. cap
lain j. T.. Hooker. William Mountcastle,
ana A. T. Shields. The interment was
made in Hollywood cemetery.
Mr.. Cease leaves devoted wife. I'VE
sons-Nfacon j., l.. Sibcrt, George NJ, Wad-
dell and NJ. :. CeaSc,Jr.-dnd one daughter
Mrs George ). Hewitt, all OF whom re-
side in this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25

The now Gospel tent nj the head OF
Clay street, VIII be dedicated 10 the
service Of God tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock II viii be formally presented
to the Baptist city Missionary Society by
'he committee appointed 10 purcho-c the
tent
The Gospel Chorus VIII conduct a song
service. ana Rev. ". +. Hines viii
pieach the sermon.
The College View Mission Sunday School
viii hold its session one hour before
the dedication service. The preliminary
meetings Thursday .ight ana last night
were very interesting and well attended.
Rev. DR.. Hiden preached the sermon last
rirht TO q large audience.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25

The special joint committee Of the city
Council appointed 70 confer with the
proper authorities Of the Norfolk and
Western Railroad Company 10 secure, If
possible. an extension of that road ID
Richmond. held its first meeting last
evening, In room 10. ii of the city Han.
There were present Mcssrs. Joseph Wal
lerstein chairman. \. -. Landerkin and
James r. Vaughan. The subject before
the committee was discussed In a rather
informal manner, and plan OF action
was laid out
The chairman was requested 10 COM
municate with the authorities Of the Nor
folk and Western railroad at once. in
order To secure some statistics as TO the
traffic over that road into this city
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25

n1aIritr hN the Crows. II was Simply an IN
stance ~ superior batting ana punching OF
lits shat gave the local men
rle were present. and they were
thc u.lt quiet 100 rooters who have
ever boon $50 the West-End park. The
reason nus because. after the fourth
irnire. tle visitors were out OF the game,
.ud thlre was moaning to excite their
interest Ia fact. the only attractive feat
urc OF OBJ. same was its hrcyity. IL last
cI only one hour and thirty minutes.
Bailey and Foster were in the points
Tor thr Crows The former was touched
gp fnr fourteen hits. but after the third
inning. Ge managed TO keep them scat
tered until the ninth, when he let up a
hlt and the Mushrooms tapped him
safely three times, thereby earning as
many rams.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25

enough to hold the attention Of the lis
tener any length OF time.
Miss Nellie McHenry is as handsome
AMI catchy n cOmedienne as the most
fastidious person could want to see. She
IS I'm continual motion from the rise TO
the fall Of the curtain.
Not a chance to cause laugh falls
through her hands. Her movements are
risque. but she covers them with her
grace and ease.
Nicholas Finske" shows well in the
hands Of Joe DAILY; J. n. Bradbury
makes the best OF "Slgnor BONANZA, "
the circus manager. as does Minnie Jar
Doe % RENT Ritter" a typewriter.
The speclalties are well executed by
several members Of the company. and re
ccived a full quota Of applause from the
audience.
There will be a matinee this afternoon.
and the engage ment closes with me
evening performance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25
The Work Of PickpOrket.

4 colorad excursion train from Char
lottesyille bearing about 10 sable plea
sure pilgrims rolled into the Chesapeake
and Ohio depot about 1870 o'clock yester-
day morning. \ few minutes afterwards
two very mad colored women tes.eged
Sergeant Howard at the First station
They said they had been robbed 81
about 81 each They had the surrency ia
their pocketbooks. which were suspended
from trofr belt@ when hey We're ten
ping off the train. Two negro boys
sna ,ched the prizes ana disappeared IN
the crowd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25
BOSTON WON IND LOST.
Both Baltimore and New York Won-The
Other Games

BOSTON. Aug. 2L-The champions and
the Cleveland clubs split even to-day.
The Spiders won the first game after q
hard fight by heavy batting, though No
Aleer's wonderful fielding probably saved
them from defeat Staley and Sullivan
started the game in the box, ana both
were punished So severely that, with the
score tied al the end of the third they
We're pulled ont and Nichols and Cuppy
substituted The Clevelands pounded out
three runs in the fourth, but after that
could do nothing with Nichols. Cuppy.
aided by perfect fielding, held the cham
pi0ns down 10 one run.
Cuppy continued to pitch in the second
game. but the hard hitting of the BOStous
i'm the second and third innings, together
with his Wildness. caused the subetitu-
ton OF Young. The Bostons kept zap their
batting gait and won easily. Hodson
showed up very well against the Clevc-
land batters The game was called at the
end of the sixth inning on account OF
darkness. Attendance, 4,O76. Score:
Boston ..........25ooO1ooo-S b s
Cleveland ..........22 10000 DO II 0
Batteries: Staley. Nichols, Tenny and
Camel; Sullivan. Cuppy and thinner.
Second game: X ~. T..
Boston ...................U . " Iii II
Cleveland ................O o o. q
Batteries: HOds0n and Tenny; Cuppy,
Petty and thinner. Six innings.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25
Nrs. lie Baron, funeral.

The funeral OF Mrs. Marie lie Baron, an
account OF whose death has been pub
llshed in ,rhe Times. took place from st.
Peters Cathedral yesterday morning. 1ne
last sad rites were conducted IN as simple
a manner as possible.
The remains were placed In Laube's
receiving vault. in Hollywood there 10
await the arrival OF the deceased's sister.
Mrs. Professor Merwin Marie Smell, who
is on her way to Richmond. when they
viii be inferred in Mount Calvary Gene
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25
aIALARKkI,s GREAr WOR6.
The LInchburG sIugGers Got Only One
Hit of Hs Delivery

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Aug. 2L-Spe-
ct one Of the finest games ever seen
Or fhc diamond here was played between
te nome team and the liill Climbers this
''Nfuo0n. II was pitchers battle
lt.4gh9ut but Malarkey had shade
N- best OF t. He pitched wonderful
game. allowing only one hit. The visitors
"''e completely nonplussed. Both pitch
o.. icccived almost perfect support But
i.r Wild throw % third by Malarkey
ll ne nth inning the Hi Climbers would
iatr been shut out. Knox played Il
.lD~D fielding game at second. accepting
~ Give 0elding chances without an error
lie made one Of the finest running one
hand catches ever seen in this city. Score:
~ IllII,r NIANE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25
URG STIRRED UP.
Foreman Benched Without Pay, while
Others nre IoId TO DO HatIer.

PETERSBURG. VA, Aug. 2l-Special
The Petersburg Baseball Association
held q meeting this afternoon, and de-
Clel that, In view of Foreman's cues
tionable bah playing TO put him on the
bench for the remainder of the season.
without pay. The club has recently been
playing very poor bail. and at the meet
ing OF the Association this evening il was
determined 10 write letters to several
members Of the team. notifying them that
they must do better in the future or suf-
fer the consequences.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25

The Committee on Finance will hold a
called meeting on Monday afternoon al
Z o'clock I'm the Auditors office. ,-.-.
The Committee on Accounts and IT NJ -
ing win have It's monthly meeting thad
evening al $50 o'clock I'm room No. ~
OF the City Hall. At the same ho"E the
COMMITTED on Schools will hold It's resu-
lar meeting In room No. II. e.,..,o.
The Committee on Claims ana 'aIaTIeS
IN moot i'm monthly session hair an
bcwr later in room No. II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25
Property Transfers.

picbmond: Emma Gunst; Philip BOT,
f fls4e on the " West side Of Randolph street
near reo1 CO Claiborne, subject to deed OF trust
for $500. $500. r. parto, and wife r.
heiriVGg Duke. lot IN block |, Brook
W va par T $500; Sarah A.. and William a.
e,nf,h 70 Pocahontas GOODWIN, % feet
on north side Winder street. near Carter
S6lA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25
DEooKLYN, 70; CNcINNArI, Q.

BROOKLYN. Aug. 2i-Cosuy errors by
the wholesale by the Cincinnati club was
principally the cause of their defeat at
Eastern Park this afternoon by the
Brook yns. While the BrOOklyns put
anything but strong game their hts
were timely, and their base running eau
ti0us. The features of the game was
the clean home run by Shin0le, when
the bases were fun. Attendance 500.
Score: r. n. r
Br aOllyn ........4 o. ! 0 X-lJ 10 /
Cincinnati ......1 OOO204 1923 - =
Batteries: Kennedy ana Kinslow; Fish
or and Merritt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25
NV yoRK. %. 1ouIsvIL1r. 4.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2i.-The Louisvilles
put up a weak defence to-day in the
game OF baseball with the New lorks
and were annihilatcd. The home team
batted Knel all over the field, making
tweEty-three hits and earning eight runs.
German pitched n good game the visitors
succeeding only IN making four runs OH
him. Attendance, 800. Score:
X. II. r..
New York..........853 2lO2 90 = 4
Louisville .......l 00OO2 u " 4 10
Batteries-G German and Wilson; kneil
Grim and Zaphner
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25
~ CLEAN STICK WORK.
THE CR0Ws DEFEATED THE MUsH-
ROOMS AGAIN.
qbe Game Was Devoid of Any Exciting
Features. md Only About 1000
Eootsrs Were Present.

GAIN did the
Crows demon
strate their abili-
~ % win games
by clean stick
work. AlthouSh
Roanoke present
"a Boyd and
Sheehan as their
battery, the score
balanced mp thir-
teen 10 ScNt-, in
favor Of the home
team at the end
OF the contest.
There were but
seven errors
made altogether.
four by the visit
org. md The re-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25
cn-cAao. no. wA.HLNaToN. 5.

In fine n ettle to-day and did not allow
the Senators to hit Until the sixth in
ming. when ne eased up slightly Bad err
rors. aided by four hits. gave the Chi
but after that they were unable 10 hit
Mercer 10 any extent Abbey executed
some sensational plays i'm centre Score:
Washington ......OOo0O2O20 2
Chicago ............5O 0O11O3x-l0 10 .
Batteries Mercer and Mcclure; Crit
fifth ard Schri,cr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25
STATE LEAGUE RECORD.

CAMPS sCRyDULFp FOR TO DAY.
Roanoke at Richmond.
Petersburg at Norfolk.
Lynchburg at Newport News
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+ $50 ais. if
PETERSBTRC
Totals.
ore by innings:

Norfolk, ..................1 0 o 0 o o 2 DO
Petersburg ................O1 10000 g. d
summary Earned runs Norfolk, u.s.;
Petersburg 3. Two base OIIaCan.
Corcoran. Joanos Pender. Keefer. Home
runs-Corcoran, Sanford, Stafford GU.
stolen bases-O Hagan. JOancs. NcClas-
Key %. HOneycutt Double plays Fry.
TRULY and Joanes Corcoran. TRULY and
Joanes. Bases ON balls-oN Fry. b: OF
Horner. 3. Hit 10y pitched ball-Truby.
Corcoran. Struck out-by Fry. 3. by
Horner :. Passed ball-Hodee. J. Time
Of game-two hours. Umpires-NcDermo
and Clark.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25

Tate. out Of five times at the bat. hit
she sphere FOR three doubles while Kahn
also got four hits ont OF the same mum
her OF times at the bat. including a
double and % home run.
In the sixth Phillips made a beautiful
capture OF Hoyds dv after q long run.
King Gilman was little OF al second, but
DC got lu some beautiful stops, besides
making two hits and an equal number
Of runs.
The Mushrooms had three double plays
20 their credit. besides making several
other worthy efforts.
in the NTH Kahn was on first when
phillips hit hot ErOunder 10 Violet.
1.o made a pretty pick-up. and ran to-
vri first as IL 20 throw Baby out. This
lt third uuguarded. and Kahn who had
T.. he'd second. started for IT, Burns
started. ana he and Kahn We're run
,. side by side when Violet threw him
q. ADJ. which he caught with one hand
FL. touched Kahn ont 10 was a diihcult
o.. and pTettily executed.
Morgan. an eN-mcmbcr Of the Crows.
s..lrcd On the field for the visitors He
some good stick work and scored
tre. bat made two errors on ground
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25
LYNC1fBuRG

INnchburg .......... -" " vv :. s.
Summary: Earned runs-Newport News,
/ Stolen hascs-SulliVan aud Meara.
Double plays-KnoX and McClosky GU.
Bases on balls-On Malarkey 3; off An
dcrson. 3. Hit by pitched ball-Malarkey
2 Passed balls-Wcbster O). Time OF
game. one hour and nlty-fve minutes.
Umpire Hodge
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25

Referring to your article today, wire
Pulling | think il but right that you
should have the facts as they exist.
you ask. Why ala the Farmers drop
three straishts in Newport News"
The answer is simple. They had nine
players and Umpire Hodge 10 beat. and
were unequal 10 the task. II Is fair to
say that the Petersburss We're Out-DlayeI
i'm one game and would probably have
lost had the umpire called balls and
strikes right But with fair umpirng.
two Of the series would have gone TO
Petersburg. and possibly all three.
IT the management Of the PETERSBURG
club would stand up for ana insist on
fair pay. they would forfeit the cham
uiOnship game and let local umpire
be selected and play an exhibition game
rather than submit TO the unfair treat
several requests that %otber man be
selected in Mr.. Hodges place. or that
MCLAUGHLIN Doe sent to Newport News
instead of Hodge. but those I'm charge
%. this department saw proper 10 have
Mr.. Hodge 40 from Lynchburg 20 ROa-
uOae and umpire against PETERSBURG
while Mclaughlin looked on from the
grand stand. But worse still. Mr. Hodge
was sent from Roanoke 10 Newport
News and Mr.. McLaughlin from Roanoke
TO Lynchburg. II Mclaughlin could um-
pire the Roanokc-Richmon0 game why
replace him with Hodge when Peters
burg went 10 ROanOket Does this not
smack somewhat Of wro-puilinc2
the game ut Norfolk ON Thursday
was unGuostionably sold ont by one or
more Of the Petersburg players. but
the patrons OF The game can rest assured
that speedy action will le taken hy the
Petersburg MANAGEMENT 10 put an offcc-
tive stop to tactics Of this k ;I1, pr ~.
Petersburg. Va. Aug. otth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25

STAVNToN. w. Aug. 2t-Spocial-
stanton defeated Lexington ia a pretty
game of baseball hor. this afternoon,
IN" score being 20 6.
Batteries. Staunton-DOlOvln ana
Fultz (eK-State LcaCuers); Lexington
Todl and MOormaw
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25

SUFFOLK. VA, Aug. 2L-Special--The
Scho1i ulnc from D,d i.lnt tnis ar"f-
noon. and the former won by the score
Of Z 10 0. Clarke, Sunolk's invincibe
pitcher. struck ont sixteen men and al
lowed only three hits 10 be made OF him
Knott. of the home team, knocked the
sphere in the apple orchard twice, making
two home runs
Batteries: For Suffolk. Clarke and
Smith. for Artillery School nine Gateley
and Hartman. Umpire, G.. H. Barton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Aug. 2i.-An-
other victory was scored by the home
team to-day when the Pittsburgs were
II 10 T. The Phillies played without
an errcr. and Turner led at the bat with
a homer. triple, and double. The
Weather fine Attendance. $500.
score: X. H. T.
Philadelphia ..2017 1927 Oh II 0
Pittsburg ......3 2 20 Il ~ .
batteries: Carsey and Buckley; Ehret
and Snyder
BALrINoRF, s; ST. LOUIS. 2.
BALTIMORE. Aug A-St Louis did
not size up with the Baltimores In any
particular to-day. and the Birds won.
Only ihEas. litS Hsrs made on Mcmahon
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NATIONAL LEAGUE RECORD.
oANEs SCHEDULED ron TO-DAY.

Plt,Shurg 40 Philadelphia.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia,
Cleveland at Boston.
Cincinnati at brooklyn.
Louisville at New York.
Chicago AT Washington.
81. Louis at Baltimore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25

I'm the first seven innings. Jennings and
Hogan did good work. Score.
r. II. T..
Baltimore. ......OO12O OO2x-5 l3 0
81. Louis. ..........000 00001l- J
NATURALIZATION and Robinson, Brei-
tcnetpin and Miller
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25

via Richmond Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad Company. Tickets on sale
August 23d TO 18Th good until September
9Th. Those who desire can stay until
September 18TH, by depositing their
tickets with io.nt agent OF the Trunk Line
Association on or before September 9Th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-25

Hoods Pills are purely vegetable. and
do not purge, pain. or grippe. sold by all
druggists.
The herald., 1894-11-18

mr. n. F. RAVLIN WILL LECTURE FOR
~ tue First Spiritual Society at New Music
hall, . 81 south Spring street, this afternoon
and evt.nlng, 2:30 and Z 80 O'Clock. At the
afternoon meeting the doctor will answer writ
ten GU, stions from the audience hvening
subject Struggling Toward Mrs. Kate
Henssma un viii follow the lectures with spirit
tests so,o by Mrs. Petit. Investigators OF
truth espe cially invited.
The herald., 1894-11-18
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