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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-05
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York and Pittsburg Play Two
Cau,cs md break Even.

NEW YORK, Septe nber 4.-The New
Yorks and Pittsburgs played Two games
here to-day and broke even. The home
team lost the first on errors. Clark
pitched fine ball. but In the seventh In
ming Van Haltren dropped Donovan's ny,
and after that four runs were scored,
enough to win the game. Foreman
pitched wonderful ball for the visitors.
Tha second game was won by the New
yorks chiefly because Of Moran's Wild
ness in the first inning. kuse pitched
great ball. but was indifferently backed
nm. At the end Of the seventh inning
the game was called on account Of dark
i'S'' r. II. f..
New York ......2000oIo0 4 4
pittsburg 1905 II 8
batteries: Clark and Wilson; Foreman
and Merritt.
Second game: H. H. Il.
pittsburg ..OOl012O4 /
batteries: Rusie and Farrell; Morgan
and Merritt.
Called on account Of darkness.
GROOMS AGAIN BEATEN.
BROOKLYN. N. Y, September 4L-The
Brooklyns were again easily beaten py
the CIeyelands to-day. After the fifth
inning the visitors took matters In nand
Daub was poorly supported. and until
the sixth inning managed to keep the
visitors from scoring more than one run
In an inning. He then lost control OF the
bali. and as Tebeaus men began to pound
cut hits, eleven runs were added to the
Cleyelands' score. Corcoran's fielding
was the feature. Score: II. n. r.
brooklyn ........11000l020-6 II .
Cleveland .......01 16060-b Is
Batteries: Daub and Grim; Wallace and
OConnor.
LUCID TOO FAST.
PHILADELPHIA. PA. September A.
Philadelphia defeated St. Louis to-day.
| The local club hit the bah hard. but the
visitors could not connect with Lucid's
| delivery. falling to make hit until the
seventh inning. The st. Louis players
nelded perfectly. Attendance. 6.se!.
Score: r. H. n.
philadelphia .....ooosoo4so-io II 2
| ST. Louis ........ioo0oo0l0-3 3
BATTERIES: Lucid and Clements: McDou-
gall and Peitz.
ERRONEOUS AND STUPID.
WASHINGTON. September %.-Wash-
ington was defeated by Cincinnati to-day
In 9 game replete With errors and stupid
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Richmond .......... ......l l O6 OF 3-iI
Petersburg ........ ........0 oO0000 p
Summary: Earned runs-Richmond. s.
Home run-Foster. Three-base hit
Groves. Two-base hits-Berte, Smith.
Houseman. Tannehiil. Pender. Groves,
and Hal!owell. First base on errors
Richmond. 4; Petersburg l. Bases on
balls-O1 Tannehill. 2; off Hallowell, S.
Left on bases-Richmond, 10; Petersburg,
3. Struck out-By Tannehill 6; by Halo
well. q Bases from being hit--Kain.
Double plays-ilouseman to Wells; Berte
30 Wells. Stolen bases-Kain CO. Smith
%. Groves. Houseman, Foster, and Tan
nehill. wild pitch--Hallowell. Time Of
game. 2 hours and minutes. Umpire,
Mr.. Belts.
Suggestions Thrown Out at Random
The situation between Richmond and
Lynchburg Ia unchanged to-day. Nine
teen points still separate them, and IT
will take three victories on the part OF
lynchburg. coupled with a like number
Of Richmond losses. to put the Tobacco
nlsts In the lead. They will never get
Il. as Wells and his Blucb!rds purpose
playing winning ball until the close Of
the season.
Roanoke comes here to-day and plays a
eertes OF three games. IL Is not nj all
likely that they viii take three straights,
a. was the case on their last visit, but
they will In all probability get one OF
the three.
Lynchburg plays the balance Of this
week In Norfolk. and then goes to
: Portsmouth for series
Portsmouth only leads Norfolk by thir-
teen points. and the Hill-Climbers win
certainly not take all OF the seashore
games. The probabilities are that they
viii drop about half Of the six. In that
event Il would be practically impossible
for Richmond to lose the pennant. 1t will
wave here. sure.
Our neighbor. the Times. Is wrong in
III interchangeable. It shows Richmond
10 be twenty-nine points ahead Of Lynch.
burg, when Il ID but nineteen. The
Timers mintake 10 due 70 miseount-
49, - aAmaa nlayAd bstween Richmond
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-05
GreenvilIe Tobacco Sales.

GREENVILLE. N. c., September a.
Special 1.-The official report by the sec
rotary OF the Board Of Trade shows the
Ieaf-tobacco sales on the Greenville mar
ket for the month Of August TO have
been 4s2.770 pounds. While there were n
few sales early In the month. they did
not commence regularly until the 18th.
The money paid here for tobacco during
the month was equal to 81 per capita
for every man, woman, and child In the
county.
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pshoe second, Long Beach third. Time
1:5e Ia

RAY ~. OEC En- EAs
LOUISVILLE, KY, September t.-Ine
features at Churchill Downs were the ue-
feat of Ray g., q heavily-backed favorite.
and the winning OF Kate Lagrands IN tne
last race, with the odds at 80 to ].
First race-seven-eighths OF mile
Diggs u07. Irving. . to u won. The rlin-
cess second. Tancred third. Time; I.Ie -,
Wo. w. Jones. 10 TO y won. Twinkle Sec
ond, Start third. Time. 1916
Third race-four ard a half furlongs-
Kittie p. 200, Thorpe. even) won. Cnerup
second, Anna Lyle third. Time. 81.
Fourth race-mIle and seventy yards
Tom Sayre QOe, ]. Hill. to u won. Kay
8. second. Pretender third. Time. l:7.
Fifth race-half mile-Kate Legrand Qoi,
r. Isom. 30 to u won, Motilla second, Ut.
Kellogg third. Time. LOS.
CuIpeper Races.
CULPEPER, VA. September 4-(spe-
c,aI.)-The second days racing Drought
out a fine crowd, who witnessed as s0oo
races as are usually seen In virginia. Inc
results were: 49,
First race-one-mile dash-Young Ma
centa won Roonton second, jolly Boy
third.
Second race-three quarter mile. heats
Diamond won. The Dragon second
Charlie G.. third.
Third race-one half mile--Lady Godol-
phin won, Charley C. second, My own
third. ,
Fourth race-pony race. 400 yards--Won
by MFR. Barnard, on his polo-pony Flash.
Fifth race-three fourths OF mile
Jolly Boy won, Spinnette second, Neptune
third
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-05

having been called up from d.
to assist In the night. In abou, |.
the second jury returned. brInginx %
verdict against George Posey Of "a,
In the second degree. and fixing a,
ishment at five years In the penl,s..na
This was a surprise for many 81
who expected him TO go free. a. "a
Was conclusively proved syalns, M, ~
Meredith Immediately made a no,,,.Ni
set aside the verdict on the grosra" .
II not being in accordance with ne =
and the evidence In the case. !, az
thought that this will be done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-05
Religious Riot Among Negroes.

ASHEVILLB. n. c.. September For
several months A. u. Tanner leader q a
new sect OF negroes. has been preaching
on the streets here. and his doctrines
aroused feeling among the negro popula-
ton. Meetings protesting against Tanner
have been held. and last nlght mob
OF 800 negroes went TO Tanner, pre-
sumably 10 run him from the city. The
Tannerites fired on the mob, which re-
turned the fire. Three negroes were shot
but not dangerously. None Of the Tan
nerites were hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-05

HAMPTON. VA. September i-,Spe-
cial.)-Robert Holston. who was struck
by Chesapeake and Ohio engine On
yesterday. Is stll living. and it Is thought
he may recover. He is the first basen.An
of the Fox Hill team.
Judge Smith Is presiding over the
County Court this term Tor Judge Peek
who is not well enough 10 occupy the
bench.
Miss Laxinla c. Peek left to-day Tor
Stanton to enter college there
| Judge Peek expects 20 leave for the
mountains In a short time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-05

LEXINGTON, VA, September i-,spa-
cial)-The fifty-sixth session q the Yr-
ginia Military Institute began to-day.
Upwards Of seventy-iive new students
have matriculated. and most u the Oh
cadets have reported for duty The
school will be larger than usual This year
Lieutenant Price, the new comman1ani'
has taken charge OF the corps " ca
diets. Among the new cadets Is Aris.
tides Moreno. OF the United states q
roiomhia g
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The Safest Way.
Chicago Tribune.)

First Desperate: Bill. Is the front gate
propped open and have you got some red
pepper all ready to throw at the dog?
Second Desperate: Yes. Go ahead.
First Desperate lat front door few mo-
ments later. protected by coat Of mall.
baseball catchers mask. and drum-ma-
jor's bearskin cap): I am taking orders.
sir for the authorized edition Of the Horn
Harvey Debate on the Silver Question.
sir
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-05

Household Worda.l

An elderly Sco.chman was trying on
some spectacles which an itinerant OPP
tician had with him for sale. A pair was
selected, and the latter suggested that
to benefit the sight In old age. rubbing
the upper syelids with raw gin was q
valuable application. "Eh. mon." said
the Scotchman, I'm vera glad ye said
gin. for Il ye had said whuskey dinna
fhink / could hayA not u IN "a hish-"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-05
Hotel Proprietor Suicides.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, September A.
A special to the Advertiser from We
tumpka, Ala, says: This afternoon John
A. Thomas. proprietor Of a hotel in this
place. shot himself through the head.
dying In few minutes. He had been
drinking, and, In a hit of melancholy, COM
mitted the deed. In 1853 his father COM
mitted suicide In room not fifty yards
from where the son took his life to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-05
Homicide I'm Georgia.

SAVANNAH. GA. September "A spe-
cial to the Morning News from Cordele.
Donnelly county. Ca, says that at 7
o'clock this morning A. T. Curry. real
estate broker, shot and killed 4. E. Rear
don. veterinary surgeon. The trouble
was about the rent OF house. Reardon
attacked Curry. The Coroner's Jury
brought In verdict Of justifable homi-
eide
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Totals

Summary: Earned runs-Norfolk. q;
Roanoke. /. Three-base hit-Mills. Two
base hits-O'Hagan, Padden. and Viox
Double plays-Tate and Corcoran;
Cavanaugh Pad len, and Little.
Left on bases-No-folk. 4; Roanoke, 4.
Stolen bases-Norfolk. 2; Roanoke. z
Bases on balls-On Herr, 2; of Lloyd. 2.
struck out-By Herr. 8; by Lloyd, s. Hit
Inv pitched ball--LeSis and Padden. Time
of game-2 hours. Umrire-Phelan.
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neath of n beloved Lady.

NORFOLK. VA. September t-'Sp.'
cial Mrs. Ann Old died al TIE iAh.p
home. on Paradise creek. Norfolk COUNTY,
this morning at II O'clock The decsas.
was II years OF age. and was me Wiz ",
the late Jonathan Old and mo'hrr "
Captain w. w. Old. OF norfolk. ivDns
Old. Of the county. and Mrs. J.. =. - ~.
OF Portsmouth. Mrs. Old was believer W
all who knew her for her many hn''
traits and acts
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playing on the part Of the home team.
Giirov relieved Malarkey In the sixtn'
Parrot pitched very effective game
and was given excellent support.
The attendance was the smallest OF
IL. III X. H. E.
w Wash Sress 49,. oooso1oies .
Cincinnati ........2o1o612o-
Batteries: Malarkey. Giiroy anu "e
CURE: Parrot and Vaughan.
DULL AND LISTLESS.
BALTIMORE, MD. September 4.-Bai-
timore won a dull and listless game from
the tail-enders to-day. base on pens,
fwo hit batsmen, a single. and four errors
gave the Champions four runs ana tne
game In the first inning After the open
ing round Cunningham steadied ana o'o
good work. Attendance. lop' Scott r.
baltimore ..Aoos1ooo.7 8 3
Iouisyille ....O1O0O O002-3 II =
batteries: Hemming and Clark; Gun
ningham and Spies.
DOLAN WON'T DO.
BOSTON, MASS. September 7.-Anson
tried DoIan, his new acquisition .ronI
Rockford, H., to-day. and the bostons
drove him from the box IN FOUR 'l hat,er
The Bostons batted with remarkable iree-
dom. and rank fielding by the vis,.oas
helped out their tally-sheet. the Ch'cas ,os
hit Sullivan hard. but. as RUE. Ian.u
to bunch their hits The batting or Long,
DufYv Nash. SWEETS. and Arson was
tba feature OF the game. Attendance
..eo So. r. II. r..
Boston ....o042312s '-15 10.
Chicago .....013O0 0001-b II
BATTERIES: Sullivan and Camel; Dolan,
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LYNCHDURG WINS.

Shutting Out Portsmouth Almost
without an Effort.
LYNCHBURG. VA, September -
Especial made It three
straights from Portsmouth to-day. shut
ting the visitors out almost without an
effort. McKenna was in the box for the
home team. and pitched great game.
only allowing Portsmouth five scatter
ing hits. Leach was hit freely. and his
support was anything but gilt-edged.
Following is the score:
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Argentine boundary Question

Advices from Santiago de Chile are that
Chile will agree to the removal Of the
landmark, San Francisco de Limache, In
accordance with the Argentine contention.
allow the boundary line to pass through
the highest peaks Of the Andes. and thus
solve satisfactorily the long. vexing ques-
ton Of the two countries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-05

r: Portsmouth. O. Two-base hit-Plock.
Three-base hits-Hargrove and Hallman.
Home un-Borryhill. Double plays-Mc-
Kenna and Piock. Struck out-By Nc
Kenna. z Leach, 4. Bases on balls-On
McKenna, 0; OF Leach, /. Umpires-
Raffert and Monohan.
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DOOK AND JOB pRINIiiNuw, sTp PAN
hIY EXECUTED AT Tak p's1
pplN11N0 HousR
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PETERSBURG,
! 2 3 AZ 6 Z 8

SCORE BY INNINGS.
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9iebtransport sur Gee.

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esI9iebt fir grDbere RsHen merit aut
beIonbers basu eingeridteten S4iffen,
tpel6e unter Oed befinbli4e Stalluns
gen baben. Sir tleinsre &siien isbo4
bebient man ii9, I'm Soften gu fparen,
oft Der g@pobuli4en Sra4tbampfer.
auf bsren 0ed bic Sserbe untergebrd4t
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rubia unb lGbt ii9 bon bem Saautein
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@turmbDe Elm, 10 tann bic Sahrt etns
febr rnansenebme Menbuns nebmen.
8irb Der Oampfer nit ietner Rtnoer>
beerpe bon elmer SturmpelIe getroften,
fommt er bebentlih in's Sapanten
unb ergieben ii9 SturJpellen iiber
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gOm slliindlentr nofbrauhans.

Die gissntbimlitfeiten eines jeben
Bottles tpa4Ien aus benz 8pben berz
aug, auf bem es lebt.
Sd 1T gum 8eiIpisl Der tpeltberiibns
te Miiindener 0urIt. @eipottet 1T ee>
mug bariiber tporbsn, CUR redtet 3eit
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itdub in Der 2uft um9sr, iebt iih feft
in ben Geblen, traBt unb judi uno
perlangt, binuntergeipiilt Su tperben.
Ser Wiberipille sesen bas pure Dufer
lit Elm altes @rbitiid Der 8aiubaren.
sic mDgen's ni9t einmal I'M Stisfel,
gei4petgs benin i'm Wlasen Dein
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Deriilmte Qoote.

ssm stlter DON II Sa9reu ift ber
funa6iiT9e Ronrans unb 8iibnsnbt4ter
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genipurt bebanbelt unb ibre Spra4e
rebet. Sn feinen ipdteren Derten trttt
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Sm ber Aaellen6 D6fe.

Str oer Quellenb o9ie.
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Sus geitab osnn aud init bes
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Bic Dflfse 0er SdJGnbeit.

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ltb bemtli4 bic Wtrtlppg Der pflege.
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@ehhtglGubtyteit. baben mande FOLDER
Detttel eiRen an iib srten Setnt BON
9runo aus U1b fir ale 3eiten berbprz
ben Die pfIese Der Sa6nbeit 1T abs
bGnet9 non sipei @ruHobenin9unasn.
erItens bon Der 9ermesbuna a[ler Der>
fel6sm iAdblibsn GtHftiifTe, lmtb 5peis
tens bon Der eigenttfben pflege, b. E.
Der IDtpenblrng fol9er Wittel, tpel9e,
tpenn riht cine @rb0bung, 10 bod etne
Somierpirung berTelben bstpirfen. gIs
ehls Der tpi9tiglten Momente lbnIerer
S4oH9ett gilt Sln1hIt Der Seint. sSn
pollenoeter S30ubeit iuno @eIunb6stt,
elmer tnpmerbin febr feltenen Hahrrs
gdbe, duf fpel4e tlintatiI9s @infliiFe,
elteuliAes @rbtbeil unb cine IprgIame
gflege he's R6rpers BON ipeienlli9er
Ginlpirtlbng finb, erforoert es bic iOrgs
famIte Seadtltns, tbn ballernb gu con,
feroiren. 9em serdoe is garter upn
f9oner er ut, in osIto boberem 9rube
tit err f4abli9en @intptrtungen ausses
feBt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-12-20
g d mere 8erlufe.

turb iperoen bic porberen am 9oro
befinbli9sn Sbiere gs5pungen, iia 81
erbeben, iie pollen oem Inorang ents
flieben unb itiir5en auf bieie 8eiIe
in's @afer. 8srgebli9 iino ale 8ers
fu9e Der Sreibsr, bas gedngitiste 8ieh
BON DieIem gefGbrli6en puntt 5uriid>
auI9eu6en. Die binteren bOren niht
auf 3u brGngen, uno bic pprberen
iprtngsn idlieBlia IN tbrer 9lneIt,
tpelde iebt bas 3uIummenprefen ibnen
peruriadt, pon ielbit in's Waher.
Sold etne perspeifelte Gage zines
8isbtransportoampfers 5eist unfer
Bib. 9lu Elm Retten Der i'm Waher
trei6enben Sbiere 1T nidt gu bsnten.
@as iiber 8orD 1T, muB Oerloren GEE
geben perben. Oft gebt auf iol9e
@eiie me6r ais elm Orittel bes Grams
portes au 9runbe, Inb bic offenen
@iebtrdnsporte, ipel4e ibrer 8ilIigteit
.pegen nod bielfa9 itnternommen tpers
ban, brtngen ben @igentbiimern bann
11Dere Serinlfe, 5unldl Die 8erlineS
runssgeieGI9dfteD feline 8erii9erung
auf iolde 8eforberung annebmen. Gs
tit pabrbuftig grauiig un5uihauen,
ipie eins bsrartig bur9 Elm pl0Blid eins
bredenbes llnpstter iptlb eetporbeue
Sesrbe in bas WaNer iih ordngt, unb
ben pergebli9en &f gu bsobaaten.
Zen Saiffr unb 3reibsr nit ben
pdbniinnig Dor S9reden Iih geberbens
ben Sbieren fiibren. Oa ridtet feline
WenIdentIugbsit unb Meni4sntraft
etpds aus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-12-20

-Sn Der 8eritreutbeit.
rSie buben iich tpobl ertGltet, Serr
prOfefor, ouB sic 10 nieBen miiKeng"
- p9l6 nein, babe ih benn genieBt9
Sd pOlIte eisentlia sdbnen."
Ri9tig be3ei4net. Stu@
bioIus SiiffeG: sd babe jebt cine
Wpbnung, BON Der aus ih meinem Sns
tel birset in bic Ssniter febe!" - Stus
bioIus SOrtel. r0u Daft On ia eine
pumpDie glusii9t."
= Setmgei9idt. Der Ge>
bacteur Sinter;b bat bic grfinbung
zines Se6niters in ieinem 8:atts be-
mdngelt. Der betreffenbe Snsenieur
erlGBt eine gebdrnii9te 9egenertlGs
rung, fpsI9e nit bem Safe i9lieBt:
.8sin Wunber. bub ii9 Serr Sinteri9
fir neue sSossn niht me9r ai erpGrs
men permas. nu4bem fir tbn bic
srOBte Spage auf tehnif9em 9tbieie
nit Der Grfinbuns Der S4eere IdnsIt
geiO{ it"