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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
sorrnrRN 1EAGUE rENNiNr.
Nashville May he Euchered out of II D,
other League Managers.

fI
The iollo"ihs aiu0''9 mr. -.
Nashville American OF Iuesi&y eAi'"i"
,l.eroeel,ee.
-, ,-,,,,lir ~ the Southern Asso-
IIesluo.' ~ n2...i|'I5,1 eiuhs mas ISSUED
clduVn Oh ~ Tie SECRETARIES OF
! .hhe l'.rio,,e ci,bs.
the Sa'sy me records oil the meeting
helu III y Ia 80. ,t-.fhor.yyal of Atlanta
ma, - orleans from he meeting
ori' tSrcn clubs were represented. our
o oniS tisi,tion rcanires that a majority or
,Gn ci,,hs composing the Southern Asso-
we ciuD9 't,ai7 Cii,bs must be pres
,,,t 3it. ro'r.sentative or proxy before
omc i,,ase can he transacted IL Is
...ilert hereford that an business trans
o,,,.d a., the said meeting. September IS.
- u,..,,yif,,tionoI and not binding.
, ME- otn"ioi etandipg shows Atlanta ana
S-osho.iile n tio s. having a percentage
80 so This must so remain until the ass
OF ~ il ,,,eet ana deeide otherwise.
~. ,,.atfrt.r af the a1-Dsfe.-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27

Mr.. Anthony schwunc Fined $40 for Using
Profanc Language.

The two charges preferred against Mr..
Anthony Schwane. the caterer OF Saenser
Halle. were yesterday tried In the Police
Court. Policeman J. j. LANCE stated
tina: on last Sunday morning he saw fiye
gentlemen endeavoring TO enter the build
ing. and that when he started 70 JON
them he was prevented by Mr. Schwane,
who stood I'm the doorway. Nr. EGnse
admitted that he did not know. from his
own knowledge, whether the Dar-room
was open on that day.
Gesangverein Virginia, who al the time
OF the occurrence left The building, was
put on the stand as a witness for the
prosecution. He testified that he had
been only in the club-room, ana that he
did not see the bar-room open.
Mr.. ii. NJ. Smith, who represented the
Commonwealth, suggested that II Mr..
Schwane would swear that the drinks
the property Of the organization, the case
should be dismissed.
This Mr.. Schwane did and the first
charge was therefore dismissed.
The other charge, Of threatening 10
shoot officer LANCE. was heard. MIR -.
&. Richardson, who represented Mr..
Schwane claimed that the latter had n
right 10 prevent any man or officer frorl
forcing his way into private house mere
~ on suspicion.
stand. but their testimony was Of no
consequence. Mr.. Schwane was finally
fined $40 and costs for using profane Ian
guage
George Meredith was fined 90 20 for
threatening to shoot James Winston.
Jake and Hattie Davenport were
charged with beating Richard Payne.
They were dismissed on payment Of costs.
The case Of Bonnie LOvenstein charged
with striking Annie Cohen with stick.
was continued.
Emma Poindexter (colored) was fined
geo for cursing and striking T.. Copelln.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
no nrtRODnch rnE fIGnr.
sam Crosricr Working on a Miniature
Imitation Plan.

Sam. Csowdcr. the versatile reproducer
of baseball games upon a small scale.
has been hard at work -or some time
upon device whereby the great Corbett-
Fiizsimnons fight may be witnessed IN
Richmond at a nominal cost. This eX-
hibitiOn will be given much after the
plan of the little men, ana all the de-
tails of the fight Will be accurately re-
produced.
Two figures. each TWO feet high. will
represent the boxers. The features VIII
be cut to resemble the pugilists. and the
coors worn viii be the same. Each
little pugilist will be stripped TO the
waist and will wear skin tights. The
mechanism of the arms is perfect enough
10 allow any motion used in boxing. and
even the swelling OF the muscle VIII be
evident as the arms are contracted. The
telegraph wire from Dallas 10 the Acad-
envy will keep the manipulators inform
cd OF the pugilists motions. A fun staf
Of seconds. hottlc-hOlders Judge, and ref
cree. will be I'm the ring. and viii faith
fully carry out every movement at this
end Mr. sam CrOwder and several
Richmond gentlemen are interested In
the scheme. working model has nearly
been completed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
oRT0Lns' cIrcHER MiRRrED.
W. j. CIarkc'- Wedding Witnessed by "A
Large Crowd.

BALTIMORE, Sept2G.-Despite the eager
interest on the bleacheries and grand
stand with which the work Of Catcher w.
!. Clarke. of the orioles. one of the
nets and pridcs of Baltimore's base il
fcnds. has been re garded, tne accomplish
ed Young ball-playcr was yesterday
watched with equal interest by many eyes
when he led to the nuptial altar, at ST.
Michael and All Angels L. T.. church,
s.. Paul and TWenty-hrst streets. one
of this city's fair daughters, Miss lsa-
bella TaylOr Thomas, OF 40 west twenty
second street The wedding took place
M high noon. Rev. G. Ernest Smith OH
cistilg. shortly before the time iiNed Tor
the ceremony Miss Thomas left her home
In a carriage accompanied by her maii
~ honor. Miss Laura Thomas, her sis
ter and her uncle Mr.. ID. l.. Thomas,
an drove to the church. The cdnco was
GiIed 10 overlooking with the many
friends of the bride and groom. Inc en-
tire OrlOle team were there, and ~ the
qroor1's honor were decorated with the
oriole colOrs. The bride entered the
church and walked up the aisle on the
arm OF her uncle. who gave ner away.
She was met AT the altar by the groom
and his best man. Mr.. Stanton CLARK
his brother. iii. o,oo,,,
.rirmed with chiffon ribbon. and a be
COMING laghorn hat. She carried an IVORY
nraver-book As the party entered the
church the wedding march from LOhsn-
grin was PLAYED. and at the competitor
of the ceremony Mendelssohns maIch
was rendered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
MISsIsSIPPrS CAPITOL.
THE BUILDING sATD TO ne LIKELI
10 FAIL .fT Any MOMENT.
The Governor and state Officials Occupy
Under Prote.t-A Repetition Of Rich
mond's Disaster Imminent.

JACKSON. MISS. Sept. 2s.-Thc cond''
ton O, Misslssipprs Capitol Yuiiding u
becoming a Serious matter. The Governor
and all other officials are really AFRAID "
occupy II. and do so under protest i"e''
are hundreds OF people I'm Jackson VINO
will not go inside. no matter VINO IL "
speak. what sort OF n convention is ho''-
ing or how strong the attraction.
The house was built on the side OF
blur Fifteen years ago, and mas se'''e"
so that the rear wall is foot OUT OF
p,r nh. The roof is supported by immehse
new t.mbcrs. lut i'm the second story nso
years ago, which has afforded temporary
relic, There is strong demand ior !.
now capitol building Just now. EN...
newspaper is urging it's necessity. 80,
opinion OF local and foreign arcni''c's nus
been occurred. and willie most or tn'in
recommended new building, some tas
the present one can be made almost az
good as new for $4,000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
CROPs or THE WORLD ron '9J.
Wheat VIII Equal Last Years Yield-Corn
Breaks Records

WASHINGTON. Sept. 26-Consul-Gen-
eral Max Judd. Of Vienna. has forward
ed to the Department Of State report
on the grain crop of 1886. compiled from
the report OF the annual international
grain fair. He commends it as trust
worthy
The wheat. rye, barley. and oat crops
OF Europe are somewhat below the aver
age while the corn crop will be onc-
half larger than the average for the last
ten yelrs. Canada shows an Increase OF
100000 bushels in wheat and India "a
loss OF double that quantity, both as
compared with 1894. Most OF the Rus
sian provinces indicate an Increase in
wheat and rye. The Austro-H Hungary
wheat crop Is poor In quality and less
in quantity than usual.
4 lighter wheat crop is also Indicated
I'm the United states. The French wheat
crop Is estimated AT eS per cent. rye at
lO5. ard oats AT IS per cent. OF the aver
age. The wheat crop Of Great Britain
and ireland is put down as poor, and Is
estimated at from 90 TO 80 per cent. or
the average The English barley crop
will be better than the wheat crop, but
the quality will be poor. Egypt VIII eN-
port considerable wheat
Taking the crop OF the world. wheat
will about come up 10 last years yield.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27

Tho Hustlers and Nashville Players Have
"A Great Banquet.

Il was, strictly speaking. love-feast,
and to-day the Hustlers no longer remem-
Der the many harsh things that have been
said about them The banquet rendered
the Virginia champions at Mr.. chris.
Evensen's last night by their friends was
a complete success, as was the street
parade.
on one side Of the festive board were
seated the Hustlers. and facing them
were their respected opponents, the Nash
willie players In the middle Of the table
was the hard-earned Nowlan cup nlled
with roses, while at one end Of the board
presided Judge Witt
When the banquet was half over Ola
Scissors appeared upon the scene, ana
was received with prolonged CHEERS.
Everybody had a good time, and Uncle
Chris. left nothing undone that could
add to the comfort Of the feasters. Many
happy and humorous speeches were maze,
and 1.-THE early feast and late carouse
was piled most merrily. The banquet VIII
long be remembered by all who were
present. 49,.
The Hustlers and Nashville Clubs play
again this afternoon. and also tomorrow,
Tannehll or Gillen will pitch Tor me
locals to-day, while Hahn, the invincipie'
will be in the box for the visitors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27

The Executive Committee Of the BAPTIST
City Missionary Society. held special
meeting in the mission-rOOm Of the Second
Raptist church last night. 4 number
of the pastors of Richmond met with the
committee Chairman Josiah Ryland.
Jr.. presided. Plans were discussed for
raising funds for missionary work in the
city. and II was decided TO have q spe-
cial committee meet with the Ministers
Conference next Monday and fix time
for Joint meeting 10 be held some time
next week al which further arrangements
will be made 10 advance the missionary
work of the city.
The question Of a successor to Rev.
r. T.. Chambers as city missionary, was
not considered. II viii be some time
before Mr.. Chambers successor VIII be
appointed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27

VIII Give the "Ancicnts and h"n"raoics
Hearty Welcome.

hearty h'''''
At the Chamber Of Commerce yes'ci-
dav at noon. there was meeting OF the
c,,,y.ns interested in the reception and en-
.crtainment Of the Ancient and honoia-
ne Artillery, OF Boston, on their Nisit
~ this city on October 6th. Ihere was
a LARGE number OF prominent gentlemen
crescent. and several addresses were
,,.,de relative TO the raising OF funds Tor
the sntcrtaImIent Of the VISITORS, ana
also as 20 the best manner Oh eApe"@N'b
such funds when falsec' -.
ON motion of Major sands. citizens
.,ramiftoe composed of the following
.,cntIomon. was appointed by the meet
no. reesrs. John a. curtis. John -.
~ II. ". Richardson, II. d. Eichei-
,~,,,,r 4 Won y. ROscnesk, +. J. Grail
'.,c lanes Lyons. NJ. Ferguson, ana
Major Sol Cutclins. $780,.
80 committee will meet al MAJOR
cufchins' ONCE to-day at noon 70 con-
,.r and will report on Monday at noon
IN another open meeting. which VIII De
hold AZ the Chamber Of Commerce.
Captaiu Frank W. Cunningham was
present. and by request read the ioiio"-
ing letter. which he had received
"AIr. +. W. Cunningham
"Dear sir.-Your favor o: the % IN
s,snt directed 10 this company, was
dnlv received. We fake pleasure migrant
Inc voiir request. The superintendent
M tie different car-lines IN Richmond
and Manchester VIII instruct their con-
ductors 10 pass free all persons wearing
the uniform or badge mentioned In your
letter during Monday and TUESDAY, Oc-
tober eth and 18th.
"Yours very truly,
RICHMOND RAILWAY AND ELkC-
TRIO COMPANY,
"G. +. FISHER. Treasurer
The committee will ascertain what
amount is necessary for the entertain
ment of the visitors. and subscription
win be taken among the citizens at
large.
Colonel Cary believed that the peo-
plc should entertain the artillery In the
best possible manner. and make them
carry away a good opi-~)n Of Richmond.
Major christian staten that his COM
mittee had looked into the advisahiity
of renting a steamer ana going down the
river. spreading a light lunch on board
then give a general reception at the -
sonic Temple the cost being $1,000 10
81 200 for both.
Major Cutchins stated that 5000 would
be required for the fun entertainment,
and that the committee cannot get along
without that sum- unless they allow a
deficiency.
Several others spoke I'm a similar vein.
ali desiring $3.50 al least.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27

A Beautiful Programme Most ArtisticaiIy
Rendered -: the Mozart.


Tho audience that filed the Mozart
last night Was In every way capable OF
enjoying the programme as offered ana
rendered. In point OF huihocrs anu piii-
iiancy the audience was an ehcepuonaDie
one. while the programme was as Diver
sified rs IL was attractive.
Richmond has once before had the
pleasure OF hearing that charming Wash
ington soprano Mrs. Nellie wilson shir-
Cln, ana last night the pleasure was
again enjoyed. II was indeed pleasure;
one that was as sympathetic as artistic.
Her voice is as clear as BIRDS, her
execution Is perfect. WINE snc possesses
I'm charming degree That magnetism and
artistic. Added 10 all this. she still; has
her beautiful stage appearance, her pretty
face and angelic smile. Her rendering OF
Delibes "lndian Bird song, from Lukinc.
left nothing more TO be desired Of her.
Dr.. l.. Merrill HopkinsOn, OF Baltimore,
who captured Richmond when he sang
here In the Wednesday Club last spriIS,
only frightened his hold the deeper upon
the hearts OF the Richmond public last
evening. His baritone voice was never
more soulfully attuned 10 the sweet har-
mOuy that he discOurscd, and when ne
sang as an encore the Holy city" II re-
quircd no strench OF the Imagination TO
declare him an equal OF byron Whitney.
There Is "A certain sou!fulness about Or.
Hopkinson's voice that fingers with You,
even after he has ceased singing.
SulliVan's Lost Chord as rendered by
Mr.. Henry y. Rail, cornet soloist Of Gill
moro's Band, Of New York. was as in
spring. from the magnetic manner IN
which he interpreted It. as Sir Arthur
e.ei. dreamed TO have II when he penned
HIS MASTERPIECE. Nj. Rail is an artist.
and what IS more he has mastered In an
artistic manner one OF the most diff
acut OF all wind instruments.
Miss Mabelle Biggart, IN her recita-
tions and Gramatizatons, was very ac-
ccDtable.
The audience were delighted with the
programme. and nothing but the most
Complimentary remarks were 10 be heard
iipon the great improvement in the char
actor OF the Mozarts muslcales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
Chamhcrln's Hotel Nearing COMPLETION.

Nr John Chamborlln and a pa-tv of
friends. from New York and Washington.
have been for several days inspecting the
new hotel bearing his name. which is
now rapidly nearing completion. at old
Point. Mr. Chambehin says that the
on Thursday. the 10Th Of November. lust
prior 20 the opening OF Congress. and
from the army OF men NJ work inside the
building, plumbers. painters. decorators
steam-ntters. elevator-men, and the like
there is no reason TO doubt that u will
be ready on the date aforesaid.
Chambcrlin's VIII be open all the year
round
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
AGAINST 4nODymous Letters.

The following communication has been
given out by Sergeant John +. shin
berger. clerk TO Chief-of-olice Howard:
"Chief-of-Police Howard receives a
great many anonymous communications.
making complaints OF every character.
Tie desires IL made known that he can
not give any attention 10 such letters.
If persons desire their complaints 10 be
investigated. they must sign their names
TO their letters, not necessarily to be made
public, but to insure the responsibility
of the complainant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
cOTTON STATES INTEHNArIONAL IN
POSITION, ATLANTA, GA.
especial Rates. atlanta Special" via
the Ncnbonrd iir Line.

only line running solid trains between
Richmond and Atlanta. Pullman Buffet
Sleepers and NesuDuled Day-Coaches.
10 extra fare. on Tuesdays and Thurs
days of each week fare from Richmond
to Atlanta and return only. SEQ, good
for ten DAYS from date OF sale.
DOUBLE DAILY SEtN ICE.
Leave Richmond 1905 =. NJ and l2.S
s. A., arriving Atlanta next day at 5:Ze
4. VI. ana 1909 =. NJ.
Remember. commencing october lst. the
Atlanta Sleeper VIII Dee open an mon ue
ncf m 900 i. NJ. This sleeper Is placed
I'M service especially for the benefit of the
Richmond travelling public.
For other rates and Information apply
ia H. NJ. BOIklN,
Passenger Agent,
Slh cast ,llln strcct.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
Special sleeper to Atlanta via seaboard
Air Line.

Commencing october Isl, The SEA
BOARD AIR LINE will put on a through
sleeper from Richmond 10 Atlanta via
the famous ATLANTA SPECIAL" This
sleeper will be opened al the Union de-
not al 9 o'clock al night train leaving al
i2.3g. thus enabling parties going TO the
EXPOSITION to get good nights rest and
arrive In Atlanta at 400 i. NJ. the fol-
lowing day.
Exposition can leave Richmond via the
SeabOard Air Line and go through 10 At
lanta without change Of cars, and IS the
only line Offering such exceptional adj
VantagcS.
For further information apply to II. NJ.
BOykin. Passenger Agent, so cas-. Main
street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Tor the Cotton states and internationai
Exposition, Atlanta, Ga.-Ihe only Line
Entering the Exposition Grounds
Rouud-trip tickets will be sold from
Richmond as follows. ~
Daily until December -, 1872
Inclusive. with final limit jan -.
uary Z. ls.6....--. .....:.... -" -
Daily until December II, leH0,
.nrlusivo with final INIT
twenty ,2W days from date OF
On Tuesdays and Thursdays OF
each week. until December -.
1857. inclusive. with final limit
ten NW days from date Of sale. II 40
C0rrcspondingly low rates from all
other stations. For additional inIorma-
ton and for sleeplng-car reservations
apply TO ticket agents or al passenger
Office. $40 east Main street.
:. &. " HITEHEAD.
city Passenger Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27

The Board Of the Chesapeake and its
Tributaries has ordered tine schooner Po-
com0ke to be- put IN commission at once
10 be used for the protection Of the
oyster industry. The vessel has been
laid up ever since the closing Of the
last oyster season. 1t will be in charge
Of Captain John r. Thomas Of Accomac
county. its former commander. and will
have a crew OF five men,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27

It is expected that the late book-keeper
of the state Bank, 4. w. Cardweu, who
is indicted on four charges for making
alleged false entries, will return 10 the
city in a few days The warrant issued
by Judge witt. of the Hastings Court. Is
in the hands Of the City Sergeant. chief
Howard said Yesterday, that he would
make 10 special effort 10 have the in
dictcG book-keeper taken into custody
until instructions 20 that effect are
given by the Hastings Court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
The Rennrst .ran,ed.

Governor OTenall has been requested
by telegraph by MIR. Thomas W. Miller.
OF Roanoke TO grant the loan OF the
guns of the Lynchburg Battery for Oc-
toher 9th. TO fire a salute when the Lib
orty Bell will pass through Roanoke
on its way 10 the Cotton states and In
ternati0nal Exposition ar Atlanta.
The request has been granted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
Brill kritIrr.

Miss Mary Krltzer was married TO Mr..
Charles D.. Brill al the East-tnd Baptist
church at $50 "Wednesday night me
marriage was quietly sol-mnizel IN the
presence OF a few relatives and friends
of the happy pair The bride was becOm-
inglv attircd IN a handsome travelling
dress of light material Tho ncwly-~cc-
ded ones left for the South Immediately
after the ceremony. expecting 10 visit ;he
Exposition during their travels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
Lynchburg Agricultural Fair.

HAIE RATE WIG. AND o.
For the Lynchburg Agricultural Far
the Chesapeake and ohio Railway Com
pany will sell tickets Richmond 10 Lynch
burg and return. at the rste OF 81 %.
including admission TO the fair. Tick
cts TO be on sale September 18th TO Oc-
tober 81. inclusive. limited for return
passage TO October 5th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
Another Convict.

Sheriff b. u. Edwards. of Surry coun-
IT, called at the office OF the Auditor OF
Public Accounts yesterday after deliver
ing at the penitentiary Samuel Bell col
ored). who was senenced TO three years
Imprisonment for house-breaking. s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
Icaches. Peaches!

I Will offer to-day carload of fancy
white and soft Peaches direct from the
mountains OF Maryland. which l Will
sell low. Come early. and get the best.
Also. fine lot or ounces. Pears, and
Grapes. at 33i north sixth
GEO. B. BULL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
THAT FATAL SEVENTH.
MADE TEN RUNS IN
ONE INNING,
And Richmond Was Laid Low by n Score OF
Nine to Eourtcen-hnorr
Didn't DO 1t.

Nashville defeated Richmond yesterday
in the third game OF a sertss for the
Southern championship b. score OF IL
to O. CO. -.
Jack Knorr didn't DO II. That's SUR
but tho foreign rootcr who comes to the
games with Jacks hoodoos was very
much in evidence.
Poor Jacl. has the sympathics OF 'yeiy
loyal crank. and right ncbly he ms won
them. too. by doughty deeds at bat anu
on the diamond.
Four innings he kept the erstwtl SUE
gers iiom Nashville at a stana-st..i' an. s,'u
not until the fatal seventh dld tn,S SUI.
coed i'm unraveling his delivery WI" eng
success. q, 81,
Tho Southern champions played oqll IKE he
iends and especially FOI itH'"
Myers, OF Petersburg fame Equah' "a, a.
home at bat on IN field, be coEcien ~, ~
territory like q cyclone, and lnel on, ~
like mcteOrs. He caught one OF NJ,
corkscrews I'm the sixth lnihls' 1.N
straight as the crow flies. il landed az tne
extremity OF centre-neld. kn)rr beat
this however. In the fourth lniils nD
sent the horsc-hidc over lctt-heid lenn
like a rocket, but unfortunately no o"o
was on bases. -
Herman. who was so wild Tuesday, had
recovered his grip on the sphere ana sue ..s-
cecded IN hypnotiz.ng the locals with DIS
puzzling delivery quite often.
SCORING .K.Ns.
In the first inning a base on sails,
hit and an error sent kain across I'D"
rubber Foster and l}erie cracked out
singles I'm the second and knorr sWent
the bases. Knorr came home IN a Nail'
In the fourth. and hits by hain. Groves
Houscy Wells, and Foster, q base ON
balls and an error by Knoll scored three
49, Nashville Lynch hunted out "a two
bagsor cleve sinsied' ti anc pom
In the sixth Beard walked 20 nts.
base. and came home on Myers le-ihic
drive. Myers scored hilnscu on T. rum
decision Of the umpire. StaihnBs Nn't
out hot one 20 H0useman, VINO uIot IL
straight home. catching Myers three
feet from the plate but Brennan throusii
sheer incompetancy or what not ailo"ei
the score 10 count.
THH fatal sryFNTH.
Then tho deluge came with me setlins
Of the seventh, ard the MlndoHs 81 ih-
NashVille's base-nlts were uncorA ~, ana
the face Of the neld was covered ~ th
them Herman led of Win a slhhit.
Clcvc few out 10 Groves. Knoll singled,
and Mari swept the bases with double.
Ba.rd wObblcd a weak one 20 House man.
who shut him mt at hrst bds'.
Myers sent slow one 10 McGo"dl, 40
getting IT. mp quickly, sent u 10 eil l.s,..
Here they fell down. as Wells mace am
atrocious mum, ana the team went 10
flinders. -
When the pyrotechn'c display had sub
SIDED IL was discovered that the Easn-
villes had gotten ten men across the run
Der. I'm the eighth irnng Wrils singled
and Kuorr. true TO his hard working pro-
pensities lined out a triple, scoring on
kain's hit. SO ended the diige with
Richmond FAR IN The rear. The score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
HOW rHE CLUBS STAND.


GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Baltimore at New Lork.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Boston at Washington.
Pittsburg at 81. LOUIS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-27
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.
william and Mary College opens Thurs
lay, October 3, 1898.

Choice Apple Brandy and White Spirits
fer Brandy Pelches.
r. l.. CHRISTIAN & co.