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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-09-02

Earned runs-Brooklyn. 2: Louisville, 3.
First base on rrors-Brooklyn. 1; Louis
vile, i. Left on ases-Brooklyn 3; Louis
vile. 5. Bases on balls-Lff Stein, 2; off
Hemming, 9. Struck out-By Stein, 6; by
Hemming. 8. Three-base hit-Hemming.
Two-base hitsCClark. Grim, Hemming.
Sacrifice hit-Tredway. Stolen bases4Cor-
eoran CD, Burns, Lachance (), Brown,
Clark. Double plays-Grim and Pfefer;
Brown and Grim; Hit by pitcher-Nicol.
Umpire-Lynch. Time-1:o..
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Earned runs-Pittsburg, 2; Washington.
5. Three-base hits-Cartwrlght. Bauer. Sug-
den, Menefee. Two-base hits-Menefee.
Joyce, Hassamaer CD. Beckley. Stolen bases
-Plttsburg, /, Washington, 2. Double PLAYS
Washington, 2. Sacrifice hits-Pittsburg. 2.
Struck out-Pittsburg, 1; Washington. 4
Bases on balls-Pittsburg, 6; Washington.
5. Hit by fredericksburg, 1; Washing
ton, /. Umpire-Emslie.
SECOND GAME.
Pittsburg won the second game by su-
perior all-round play. Mercer was knocked
out of the box in the sixth inning. Score.
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PITTSBURG. Sept. L-Washington de-
feated Pittsburg in the first game by SUI
perior play all around. Attendance, $500.
Score:
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Chicago, IL; Boston. 2.

BOSTON, Sept. L-Anson's Colts ran
away with Jack Stivetts's delivery. Tuck
err retired after holding a lightning throw
from Nash. : Long showed the effect OF his
recent vacation by making four errors. At
tendance, 1900. Score:
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Earned runs-Pittsburg, s; Washington.
5. .Two-base ~hits-Smith, Stencil. Weaver.
selpaSh. Inree-6ase tsCBeckiey CD stem
bases-Donovan, Beckley, Sugden, Steer,
Hassamaer. Double playsISteer and Beck
ley; Steer, Bierbauer and Beckley. Eases
on baIls-Of Ehret, 5: off Mercer. /; of
Stockdale, 2. Struck out-By Ehret, 2: by
~Stockdale, /. Tfme-1:50. Umpire-Emslie.
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Earned runs-Baltimore, 4; Cleveland, l.
Two-base hits-Kelley, Jennings, Burkett,
Mexican, Blake. Sacrifice hi.s-Keeler,
Brouthers. First base on e~rrors-Cleve-
land, 2. Stolen bases-Kelley, Gleason, Cup
py. Double plays-Childs and Tebeau; Jen-
nings and Brouthers; Jennings, Reitz and
Brouthers; Burkett and thinner. Bases on
balls-Of. Gleason, 1; off Cuppy, 3. Hit by
pitched ball-McGraw. Struck out-By
Gleason, 1. Passed balls-RobinsOn, Zim-
mer. Left on bases-Baltimore, q; Cleye-
land, 10. Time-2 hours. Umpire-Keefe.
"Phillies" and "BrOwns' One Each.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l--St. Louis won
this morning by hitting the ball when hits
were needed. Score of morning game:
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In the running race, one mile and re-
peat, purse, S1eo, Napoleon won in two
heats, with Charlie Russell second, At
lantic third, Robin fourth and Ollie Mon
ague fifth. Best time, 1:l.
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Milwaukee ......3 1 8 0 1 5 8 2-1s % 2
Grand Rapids. 20 1 o OH1

BatterieS-Rettger and LOhman; klIIeen
and Spies. Earned runs-Milwaukee, 13.
Two-base hits-Eagan. G~oodenough, Baker,
Carey. Three-base hit-Twitchell. Home
(0, Carey. Stolen bases
Cingman CD, Twitchell G), Taylor, Wright.
Bases on balls-Off Rettger, 2; off Killeen,
2. Struck out-By Rettger, 2 Double plays
-Twitchell, Taylor and Carey; Caruthers
and Callopy. Time-2:20. Umpire-Mc-
npaid
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New York and Cincinnati Divide

DAILY, La Chance, Kinslow. Wild pitches
90, Wadsworth. Passed balls
Kinslow. Umpire-Lynch. Time-1:54.
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National League Race.
Kokomo. 10; Elwood, 10.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
KOKOMO. Ind, Sept. l-Kokomo won
from Elwood to-day. Score:
r. II. z.
Kokomo .....1 0 3 Z 2 2 2-l9 Il 8
Elwood rs 0 o 0 2 o 0 o 2-10 6 IL
observation-disclosures, Rogers and Garvey;
Elwood, Daily, Lowe and Korse. Home
runs-Stemler, Saunders, Garvey, kimmins
and Rogers, all of Kokomo.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Baltimore Takes Another Step To-
ward the Championship Goal
BALTIMORE Sept. by fast fielding
and timely batting Baltimore won. The
game was one of the hardest played here
this season. Attendance, 500. Score:
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The Best Six Heats Ever Seen on the
Allen County Track, the Aver
age Time Being 2:09 81.
ROWDY JOE PACED IN 2:O8
Opening Day of the Fall Running
Meeting at LatOnia.
Leigh & Roses String Sold, Clifford Go.
ing for S25, 000-Lowlander, 1893
Suburban Winner, Dead.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 1.-The Latonia fall
meetir & opened to the smallest attendance
for several years. About $500 people were
present. The day was fine ard the track
fast, although no unusual time was made.
The talent had rather the best of the day,
as three favorites and three strong second
choices went through. Rey FL Santa Anita,
the winner of the Chicago Derby, had a
hard time to beat Orinda and a common
field in the first race. The Eastern horse
Lizzetta won the second, and Greenwich,
the general second choice, beat Clemen-
tine. an odds-on f~avorite, in the third.
Rhett Goode galloped away with the Avon
dale stakes. In the next two races Sec
ond-choice horses won, Katherine beating
the hot favorite, Simon W., who got Off
badly, in the fifth, while Danevella, in the
sixth, nipped Charlie Wilson, 8 to 2, in
the stretch and won handily. Mr.. Lynch,
owner Of the Arizona stable, and jockey
Van Kuren were called into the stand after
the second race and questioned about the
running of their horse. Mr.. Jingle, in tina
race. Mr.. Lynch was told that if his
horses did not run to the entire satisfaction
of the judges hereafter he would be or
dered from the track. Summaries:
First Race-Purse. $500; for three-year-
olds and upwards; one mile. Rey FL Santa
ANITA, D TO D, won; Orinda, 70 to i, second;
St. Maxim, 2 to l, third. Time, 141%. Lake
Shore, Interior, Charity. Charlie Mcdonald
and Beatifice finished as named.
Second Race-Purse, 500; for all ages; six
eurlongs. Lizetta, 2 to l, won; Cyclone, u
~ /, second; C1inty c.. 20 TO l, third. Time,
l 10. La Colinia, Strathrol, Philopena, Inver-
csuld, Santa Maria and Mr.. Jingle finished
80 named.
Third ~Race-Purse, $500; for three-year-
olds and upwards; mile and seventy yards.
Greenwich, 8 TO 1, won; Clementine, 3 70. s,
second; Remorse, IL to 1, third. Time, 1.47.
Eli, Emma Nc. G.. B.. Cox, King Star,
Michel, MeZzotint finished as named. =
Fourth Race-The Avondale stake; worth
$l,155 TO the winner; for three-year-olds
that have not won a race this year; one
mile. Rhett Goode, 8 to 5, won; Fraulein,
5 TO 2, sec Ond; Portugal, 4 TO l, third. Time,
132. Calumet, Captain Tip and Ganelon fin
ished as named.
Fifth Race-Purse, $500; for two-year-
ODDS; hve furlongs. Katherine, 8 to /, won;
Simon W., 6 TO 5. second; Gallon Dor, 80
TO l. third. Time. 1:92A. Bridget, Dante, Eva
j., La Creole, Buck Fly, Hazeman, Myrtle,
McInerney, Miss Reynolds, Piantoni and
Saint Ilario finished as named.
Sixth Race-Purse, $500; for all ages; six
furlongs. Darevela, 5 TO 2. won; Charley
Wilson, 3 to 2, second: Prince Imperial, 6
TO /, third. Time, 1:1512. Canewood, Susie
B., Mill Boy, Miss L., Elizabeth, /. Fl.
Goodnight and Velocity finished as named.
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Two hours.


MILWAUKEE Sept. line nome team
won with ease to-day. Only four hits were
secured off Rettger. Capt. Larry" Twitch-
ell won a gold medal for the best all
around player of the Milwaukee club.
Score:
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2:15 pace; purse, S225.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-15
Richmond Yachting Clnb

ro a gay party assembled yesterday after.
S ;Hyi On ooard OF the schooner Three
sisters, captain Evans, Of Hamntor
66o comm The vessel was moored iUsi
large number OF friends of ne ny anu !
me hichmond Yachting club were ORE pres /, ~
10 say goodbye to the latter VINO 60,
cd for ten days cruise In Cbeo,, la L L
bay. " chesapeake
a. alderman p. NJ Noble. the captain Of
Ihe crew, was everywhere givinT1 ~
ders and looking after the inferests OF af
ms ms command great variety of proviSl
ions had been slowed aw5v a. ~ y, Is
hold, and In the fore part of the s fie
large kitchen had been estaIi,sSn'p
The Federal flag and the colors ~ , q,
club, blue and red. were fying from me me
Just before the start glasses OF lemon
ade. or something stronger TO sntt IN
taste or the individuals, were nass snS
around, and al 4 o'clock Captain tE,sssu
gave the command. Let 70 the 'iI inn >
Slowly the Three Sisters glided dow th
river along side Of powerful tnr ho ane
among the shrieking OF the whist,sS
heiGhboring steamers and the waving %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-15
THE Old FIRSI REGIMENT
Its Anniversary to be Celebrated at BIen.
ner's Park Next Nednesdav

me survivors of the old First Regiment
! held their annual meeting al the once o.,
| tne virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
| Company yesterday. i'm the absence ot
| the president, Col William II. Palmer
captain Howard occupied the clair. I'M.
IoHoWInS gentlemen attended the session.
capt y. T.. Howard. Major lanes r.
imllpS, Lieutenant Logan > Robins. NJ
r.. humphreys, Ryland N0rvcI. Thomas
w. IIaXlor Charles Il. LOenr, ". If.
kenninsham.
Sergeant Charles r Loehr recorded.
Inc following officers were Reelected
Tor the ensuing year. President. col W.
H. Palmer, First Vice President. CAPT.
=. !. Reeve. Second Vice president Ser
tcant =. ). Ridlick. Third Nicc-prcsiIent
\. Jcn. Vaughan, Secretary and Treas
uIer, Charles II. LOchr.
me following Committee on Entertain
ment was appointed to make the ucccs-
stry preparations for the proper celetra-
uoh OF the anniversary of the association
on july 18Th. Messrs. a. JEFF. Vaughan.
James +. Phillips John \. Meanley. n.
W. furcorn and William Harper Dean.
Inc secretary stated mat the following
members of the association dicu during
the past year: Lieutenant Ad0lphus Blair
). Adur Peasants, capt. j. Francis
Boggs. James y. Register. John Boucher.
and Col. Fred. G.. Skinner.
1t was decided that the celebration
should take place at Blenner's Park next
w ednesiay, when the members are ex-
pected to meet at II o'clock at lunch.
II is earnestly hoped that an the sur
vivors of the old First VINO live in the
city Will take part in the celebration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-15
THE HARR and HOUyD,
The Owl 'Cyclers do some Hard or,p
Riding

The Owl Cycle Club dld some hard o,a
iast riding in their hare ana bopnds
chase Yesterday afternoon.
mr. \. l.. Jones and MIR Harr,, Win.
were the hares, and J. II. TemnIe ~ ~
Maiace. Al. !. Peatross. N - w.
anu j. II. Morris. as hounds folld,. Sl
Park '"e Ne" RESERVOIR
MT Jones carried a leather sacl, ~, -.
,."i OF his wheel, and at every ,, ,ie
n ~ one chase threw out a bandfu1 -
TT scraps as guide TO the hounds "a
me mares were given a starr oS -.
"'sl r, ahead OF the hounds '"o
ne chase commenced az 81
ba I IN Monroe Park at thirty and 'o Gun
q, minutes past 3 o'clock. and 49, ~
yo,r ~" T. iSireshment stand in New La 1871
nOn ia.k at 5;55 - O'Clock, A 7 iftes 'e
one e vi the hares. leading + ~ - 1 oDITS'
At, me mounds by a half ,nin,,,P'e'
nteI clrcuitOus route i'm tbe 'i,iu'e.
The 10 ."nkin street and Brook 49,
cross n,a,es TOOK out the Brook road n nu3
pr Yssl,ns back and forth bet,veou,,' ana ana
and IOad and enters al Isbur,,,,inIe
Sdr u btookhlll they ran a straicb,
, g., IN. New Reservoir PARK ~ shOot
than eight miles. at not less
terriSc 'a a. was eXhausting and tbo no.,
WI, me wheelmen were we i"Y pace
WYNN 'hey reached the end OF The n nh oio"n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-15
CIneltY 10 II Horse.

warrants are out for the arrest or two
young white men. named Angle and Foeg
hlred mare from Sweeney stable anu
nearly drove the animal To death. The
society for the Prevention Of Cruelty TO
Animals. through its president. Or. WOOD.
caught up with the young men about 1851
clock on Fourth street
Inc horse was taken back 70 the stable
ana a veterinary surgeon summoned. II
took nearly an hour 10 get the animal TO
TO get the mare in shape.
She presented a horrible sight Water
was dripping from her sides and she had
a good case of humps The men
worked faithfully for more than two
hours.
The animal had been driven so hard
that every one Of the shoes were OF ana
the marks of the whip were visible all
over the mares sides.
The case will come UP in the Police
Court tomorrow
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Police Court News.

Charles Wiley and George Thomas. both
colOred, were before his Honor yesterday
/ morning, charged win engaging IN a
! fight In the vicinity Of Cary and virginia
I streets on Friday.
Omcer Taylor, Of the Society for the
Prevention Of Cruelty 20 Animals, wit
messed the scrap and telephoned for Il
policeman. and officer Kelly gathered the
lighters in Had they not been interrupt
ed ID IS probable that one or both might
have been killed. The TWO presented the
a hrlck-maklng machine. AS. each APP
pcarcd 10 be seriously hurt. the Justice
issued q bench warrant. charging them
with fclOniOuSly a sstElting each other, and
sent them 20 the grand jury
David HardgraVe, a onc-eyed darlSey
was charged with threatening 10 shoot
one George Washington. George. who
shutters very badly. could not substan-
tate the charge. so the case was dismiss
ed
Reuben Glazobrook was charged with
woman. The affair occurred on Belvi-
dcre street. The testimony Of two Wit
nesscs was 10 the effect that GlazebroOt
and three companions were going down
the street together, and tried 10 engage
the old woman in conversation, that she
resented IL. and il ended I'm a row. Glaze
brook and two Of his frio1h striking her.
In return for which she gave them Whaoks
from an umbrella. Glazebrook SAID mat
they were fOOling. that they frequently
talked 10 her and had fun with her. one
n tho boys in the party aid not take
part. Warrants are ont for the other
boys The old woman was not IN court
she having stated that she was willing 10
ct 81 drop. but his Honor WASH Z. The
,ase was continued until next Wednes- |
lay
Jim Green (colorcO was charged with |
'ursing and abusing General Valentine. |
General had told Jim that he would !
compromise for dollar. The case was
dismissed. the Justice reprimanding Gen
raj for beating him out OF the money.
Albert Nelson (colored was required 20
i've security iY the sum OF 500 for sixty
ays as a suspicious character. lie was
mployel at a commission house on Cary
trcet. and was observed going through
is employers safe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-15

John r. Hicks. who recently figured in
the Police Court as a suspicious charac-
ter appears 10 be n man OF checkered
career He has a wife and several chill
dren living in Chase City. Va, 1T is said.
y citizen Of that place. In letter re-
ceiyed by Sergeant Alex. Tomlinson yes
terday. says:
~. r. Hicks hasn't been ont OF the
Baltimore Jail two weeks. having been
sent down for the same offence. Before
that he served six or eight months for
the same crime in Hot Springs He has
forged ten or twelve drafts and checks
on my father and fifty others for large
and small amounts"
Hicks was released Friday upon Mr..
sam Page furnishing the security re-
CURED Of him boy the Police Justice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-15
FROM JHR cry NAIL.
Another Dull Day In tho Various Municipal
Departments

Matters were again very quiet in the
City Hall yesterday. and nothing but
routine business was transacted in the
various departments. In the Chancery
Court and in the Law and Equity Court
no business was transacted.
In the Circuit Court. before Judge Well
ford. MI Alexander j. Field. of oxford
tribunal
The case Of Childs against Brown. set
for trial in the court. was continued. on
motion OF the attorney for the defendant
Judge wexford also granted a chart -r
yesterday TO the Richmond Beneficial and
insurance Company. The concern is
formed Tor the purpose of carrying on
life Insurance association and paying
weekly benefits TO sick members
The capital stock Of the COMPANY shall
not be less than 500 nor more man s.. OOo.
divided into shares of slO each. The Of
ncefs Tor the first year are ". T. era
nam, president; " y. Cunningham. vice
president; John T. Taylor secretary and
manager, "A. /. Grimes. treasurer. j. IT,
Boyd. attorney. The board of directors
rs composed of the above, and Charles {.
Williams.
An amendment to the charter of the
burton Electric Company was er1nfr5
by Judge Wexford, which reduces tha
number or members OF the board of di-
rectOrs from seven 10 five
IN the Hastings Court, before .Judpa
WIZ Yesterday nclle prOsequ was en-
tered In reference 20 the Indictment
against Rey. Evan Page (cOlOredj. for
perjury. and the accused was discharged
similar action was taken in regard To-
an Indictment against Mary Normont
tcoiOTcd). charging her with attompfinr, 80
resist q police officer But she was bailed
10 appear before the Grand furv 10
morrow when her case will again he
considered by that body.
oNlhs 10 The absence Of several NOM
iDs.Is OF the Council Committee on Jamas
liver Improvement. that body will not
week at . L. NJ.
7, mr.. George +. Paynter. secretary Of the !
oodcd or Fire Commissioners. has con- |
~ w dShlnstOn Tor a few DAYS
=, Judge =. {. Minor. OF the Law and |
i,nq NY Nourt, Is taking a short vacation |
Yesterday was the last day on which |
merchants could pay State license taves !
|. ihu me commissioner of the revenue kani |
ms , Once open until 6 T. NJ. i'm order |
~. ~, dtintate matters. The names of those |
WHO nave tailed to meet their obligatione |
VIII be submitted TO the grand iur,, tn-
morrow for their consideration W.
q turing the month of June only ec,,a,
mr. alarms We're turned in i'm this civ
ana during the present month No -,
has as yet been sounded. the last f'a nnn
havlhS been given on June 26th '"V
-nr' . -. GieenhOW, who has hoer ,,,,i,. |
SICK Tor the last few DAYS was 400 tt"i.e |
yesterday. ci Office |
The Committee on Grounds and p,,us
49,, .ss WI tomorrow afternoon AT , o'cIn0i,
starr from the city Hall ON a LOCK
~ 1s oh through the different parts
'9 l curing the present summer " he
me committee on Streets viii mo-. -
I'm I'm NO OF the City Han 10 more ,,l
iriterh0on az o'clock. and the Cnrn,,' Um
. .ouiiCI VIII hoid business session tbo. |
SER "e "' o''ocK In the Council cham
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-15
HOJSb BEEAhING
Ihieyos Enter the Refreshment stand n,
the New Reseryoir

The refreshment stand kept by Mr.
thinner at the lake I'm New Reservoir
Park was broken into by thieves FRIDAY
nisht and small amount OF money
IcIt ~ the cash drawer, q lot OF tobacco
cigars. confectioneIies. cakes. and ar,
uTies useu M me business were stolen.
fortunately Mr.. thinner took the DAYS
receipts, amounting % a consiler,6la
sum nome with him when he left al the
close Of the day. Wv
suspicion rested on Buddie Lewis.
negro who formerly worked ~
Hemmer as walter A search warrant
was secured ami much of the stolen
property was found in closet I'm his
house near the Reservoir.
W men the negro saw that he was do
tected. he ran through the bushes towards
.he river. and up 20 last night had NOT
been captured. 1t Is thought that a brotb-
CT Oh Buddle Lewis. who recently served
d term IN the penitentiary, was also en-
gagged in the robbery. Gil
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-15
NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
ykWsr SNAP sHOTs TAKEN IN the
sOUTBsIDB CITY YESrhRDAr.
Judge Hancock Presldes In the HustinGs
Court-One Maiefactor Before Mayor
Mauricc-Two Funerals.
N,ScrvsTyR BUREAU RICHMOND TIMES. !
ii2i HILL SrRYrT BxATTIT BLoCk !


In the Hastings Court yesterday Judge
Hancock was busy hearing the appeal
case Of Mr.. John II. Parker. The latter
made application TO the County Court
OF Chesterfield FOR license to sell liquor
by retail AT Drcwry's Elum. which was
refused by the court An appeal was
taken to the Circuit Court
The appeal case Of Jackson against
Cook. from the Mayors Court OF Man
chester testing the constitutionality OF
the ordinance of the city Of Manchester
which directs the arrest and selling OF
hogs. &c, without legal notice to the
owners thereof, is also being considered
by the Judge.
Rev. Mrs J. X. Wilkinson IS III at her
residence IN Ashland Mrs Wilkinson is
"a sister Of Mrs. II. &. BrOaddus and Mrs.
JUDITH Holland. OF this city.
Mrs. ". n. Mills. who mas been very
ill at her residence, corner OF Twelfth
and Semmcs streets. is better.
Misses Kate and Minnie Lee Drowry,
VINO have been visiting friends In Fred
ericksburg, returned home yesterday al
teTnOOn.
Services at Cowardin-Avenue church to-
day Will be as follows: Sunday school at
s.l1 a. VI. Tne regular communion ser
vices at 1879 a. NJ. No preaching at IL
o'clock. Rev. X. ". Stancill viii preach
at SIS IT, NJ.
hr Survives al 0loptou-SllttA i'aft''N
church. in SwansbOrO. viii be held as /
usual with the exception OF the night /
services. There Will be- no service to- /
night in consequence OF the ordination !
services which will take place In the even &
Ing. sunday school will DC opened al 80
services at II \. NJ, and the ordination
services Of Rev. Mr.. Haight VIII take
place at $3.50 T.. VI.
The infant child Of Mr.. G. G. McTyre
died Friday night at the residence OF us
father, In Chesterfield county aged three
months.
The cutters Of HUI street were given n
good washout yesterday morning from "
plugs on that street y force OF hands
were busy with bTOOms cleaning The ac-
cumulated rubbish from the same. The
force was composed of white men under
the charge of Captain Lipsc0mb.
The funeral OF Mrs a. b. Crawford.
whose death was announced Friday. took
place from her late residence yesterday !
morning at 1880 o'clock. lnterment in
Maury cemetery.
The funeral Of Mrs a. j. Wood took
place at the residence yesterday morning.
lhe remains were taken to Weldon, y.
-, for interment
The Presbyterian Sunday school will
i've It's annual picnic next Wednesday at
STEMS farm.
The services at Leader Han this after
loOn VIII be Of great interest, the Occa-
ion being the Young Mems Christian AS
ociation jubilee. Rev. Dr. W. j. Young 9
{ Richmond, and State Secretary II. o.
Williams will deliver the addresses. The ,
Oors VIII be thrown open to the public
nd every one VIII receive a cordial wei ,
0ale. }
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-15

handkerchiefs by those who were about
10 bee left behind
The first stopping point will be Old
Point. and from there the club Will 10
TO the capes. Cobb's Island. Ocean View.
ana other places I'm the neighborhood.
Inc party embraces several crack shots
ana any number OF expert fishermen, so
that the best results Of the hunting and
hsning expedition may be expected.
Inc Following residents Of Church Hill
composed the crew: Charles Barbank,
George &. Shaw. Charles O. Goode, Al
deTman Joseph ". Carter. James r.
Sheppard. Superintendent w a. Dicken-
son. OF lakewood cemetery; q. r. Roach.
Aledrman +. NJ. Noble. John Pitt. .. l..
Albertson. y. T. Ames. j. NJ. Taylor,
FORREST 6. Bailey. Thomas Bell Luther
ID. Saunders, Sydney Burnett. and High
Constable +. G. Garrison.
The club expects to return some time
Tomorrow week