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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21
srfNDiRD TELEPHONE COuPINY.
They Have One of Their Phones on TX
hibition in the CITY Hail.

The Standard Telephone Company
which is now applying for franchise
In Richmond have fitted up one OF thei,
instruments In the headquarters OF the
Fire Alarm Department in the city Han
The telephone IS connected with the ser
vice OF the Fire Department, covering
about fourteen miles, and the slightest
whisper is audible over its line. All
OF the cOmpany's phones Will be long
distance phones, ara they guarantee the
half the present charges.
II has been stated that the company
would not begin operations until 2,L0
subscribers had been secured, but CO
tain \. T. GuigOn attorney for the COM
pany. stated yesterday evening that they
would begin operations as soon as they
could secure a franchise. regardless OF
the number OF subscribers they might
have.
Captain Guigon also said that IS per
cent. OF the stock of his company was
held in Richmond. and that the other
- per cent represented solid financial
backing for the enterprise.
Should the company secure the coveted
franchise. their plant will be constructed
under the ordinance which goes into ef-
feet next June. and all of the wires will
be placed underground. The sample
telephone will remain IN the headquarters
OF the Fire Department for some days
where all who wish 10 can examine IL.
The company has strong opposition
for the franchise. however, and the out
come OF the matter is looked forward
10 with interest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21
peouc,ts for Executive Clcmcncy.

Governor O'Ferrall Yesterday took ac-
ton on the following requests for eNecu-
tive clcmcncy submitted TO him;
He granted pardon to William watson
Cullen. who I'm April. issj, was sentenced
I'm the Orange County Court 10 fifteen
years imprisonment in the penitentiary
for attempted felony
lie also granted pardon 10 Corbett
Williams. under the condition that he
sins no more Williams was in March
last convicted i'm the Corporation Court
of Danvillc of malicious assault ana was
sentenced 10 one years Imprisonment.
j. y. Humphreys was in November
1891 convicted in the Corporation Court
OF Charlottesville Of forgery on ..ree
charges. and sentenced 10 six years inn
priennmcnt. The Governor yesterday
committed bis sentence 20 five years.
The Governor also received an applica-
tion for pardon from Floyd Montgomery,
who I'm April last had been convicted in
the Patrick County Court Of unlawful as
SAINT. and sentenced 20 one years i'm
nrisoumcnt. The Governor refused TO take
favorable action IN this matter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21
TO but 500. The proceeds Will 20 to
Grace church.
Another Assignment.

4 deed Of assignment vas iiled In the
clerks Office Of the Chancery Court yes
terday afternoon by Mr.. Lee Straus. who
keeps n boot and shoe business AT No.
1915 east Main street. naming W. a.
Evans as trustee. The liabilities are esti-
mated ai $3.50. while the value OF the
assets is not given.
The property transferred consists OF
the contents Of the store and the interest
OF MIR Straus I'm the estate OF his father
;hc late NJ l.. Stra@s. also the property
on Bainbridgc street. Manchester. known
I. as the Chaiklcy tannory.
out OF the proceeds OF the sale OF this
property the following claims are TO be
paid.
The expenses OF drawing. executing,
and recording Of tho deed, and cominsi-
sion Of d per cent. % the trustee.
@ All salaries and wages due employees.
The following claims pro rata; one
note for 5000 payable TO II. Black;
First National Bank of Richmond, two
notes of &. go each: Mrs. Caroline Straus,
a debt Of $500; Byron Bear, $1,000 on a
note.
g. All other creditors are - be paid
pro rata.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21
.JtSrfFIfBIH HOMTcIDE.
20 Decided thc coroucr'> jury in the Case
Of =. =. Kcarn"v.


The Coroner's jury I'm the case Of II.
T. Konrrey. charged with tho murder o.
David Plttmp ,coiorcO, yesterday eX-
orcratel the accused. The inquest last
q several hours and number u wit-
rosecs were examined
Tho Coroner's report showing that the
Ian from kcarnCys revolver had entered
clio lower part of the abdomen and taken
an upward course. was in substantial
ton OF the statement rade by the prison
OPP 90 the effect that hc had been feilcd
tv The negro before hc fred
MDssrs. Eevcridge and CHM represented
Clio prisoner The jury returned a ver-
D.t II ustfshle homicide. The case
comes up before justice Tyler this NOM
ne for ptelmlnary hearing when 70
vl probably be dismissed.
Justice Pierce fined John Smith $50
and costs FOR horsc-whipping small
boy named Bowan lie was committed
io j4. in default Of the payment Of the
iuc
The case OF william Donally. charged
WIN interfering With Constable Angle
While in the discharge OF his duties. was
calico .u tho County Court before Judge
w cktam. lic VAS fined %.
Ice Leano Was also nned s. and given
thirty days in Jan Tor hitting Sir. Il. J.
Brown with rock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21
aNNIrER, irT >ERJI~ES.
Masses Held for the Restoration Of the
Pope Power ~ italy.

Yesterday was She tscaiy-nfth ami
,.refr. of ga, seizure ly the italian
Go.rrnmDlt Ct Oh, ropes domain 90
I.aIy. alI services welt Arla in al the
churches ot tlD .Iiv for De-. restoration ol
Oil. Holy Fathers tcmI ail power. The
services consisted oi the celebration OF
ca.a .0r tho above purpose and a num-
Doc OF the faithful received the sacra-
m,.ts. After mass the congregations
past. lrafel in tlr recital of the L-tany
ul thD Saints.
AT ta. Cathedral hieh mass was sung
ate O'Clock. aud Rev Father dee Muynck,
of B,i-um who is the guest of Bishop
Van d, NrN,. Was tne cclenrant. seat
,i Boz the Sanctuary were the Bishop ana
Very .s.. Father cutler.
Tomorrow al The societies OF ST.
Mays parish viii attend high mass ia
body GO demonstrate tceir feaity ana
love for thc Pope. and their dctcsiai-on
Of TIE action of OBJ, Italian Govern
ment m s,zug the holy Fathers pos
session.
Archbishop Jaasscls. Of New Orleans.
arrived u ibis city yesterday morning
about hall-plst O'Clock. and viii be-
fhe guest OF Bishop Van de- Nyver until
next Tuesday. The Archbishop was FOR
sncrly pastor OF the Cathedral ANA Vicar
General Of tho diocese Of Virginia. and
Was c0usfcrafcd as Bishop Of Mississippi
m the Richmond cathedral and was
later raised to The Observation-Disclosures OF
New Osleaus. Ile is great f4vorite
here. and ai dav hc was Kept busy en-
PERTAINING callers and admirers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21

Tho following cases were disposed Of
III The Police Court yesteriay:
Lizzie Morris and Floyd Dickson, both
colorcd. were charged with felonlously
assaulting. stabbing ana WouhHlhs WIN
a knife Dora White. with intent 20 Kill.
ON Septomber 10Th. The charge against
FLOYD was dismissed, while Lizzie was
sent on 10 the grand jury
H. Thomas (coiCredJ. who was charged
with stealing a watermelon from George
X. Jeter was required 10 give >iv' Sc
o,ritv for his good behavior during the
next thirty days.
John Collins. who was charged with
being drunk on tine street. had 10 give
y00 security for his good behavior dur
ING the next thirty days.
Warner Jones was charged with throw
Ing a brick through the shop window OF
Lindsay West. lie had 10 give $50
security for his good behavior during the
next thirty days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21
Inc currcncv Oncstinn.

II has been reported that an effort
viii be made TO get the Clay Ward Ac-
tivos 20 adopt resolution against bring
ing up the question In the primary cleo
ton. 4 member OF the Actiyes said
last night that he mad heard something
OF this rumor. but was sure that his or
ganzation would take no action upon
the question. oe way or the other; that
be thought the general sentiment OF the
Actiyes, as wen as of the eople at large.
was in favor OF each and every cand-
date for the Legislature. expressing his
views upon the currency question pre-
viOus 10 the primary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21

There VIII bee several enjoyable oxcur-
sions % Atlanta This fan but one of
the most pleasant VIII be- chaperoned
by Mosdames 5. IA. Boykn ana CLAY
Drcwry. Ii viii leave here about Octo.
Der 2ist. and make d weeks visit AT the
Fair. The schedule mas been arranged
10 take in Nirg!nia-Day About forty
are expected TO 30. Of whom twenty have
taken tickets. The party will 90 OF
IN. ScabOarG Air Line. and charter their
own sleeper. In which they VIII spend
the tine at tho Exposition The car
viii be stationed In Inland Park, near the
grounds, and IN the best residence portion
OF the city. They VIII be conducted by
colonel II. NJ. Boykin. OF the seaboard
AIR Line. and the whole expenses OF
The trip for one passenger will amount
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21
..,ye

4 well-Snown merchant once said
u would not give much Tor q boy who
does not say "we" before he has been
with Us a fortnight" The boy who SAYS
eve" Identifies himself with the concern.
It's interests are his. lie sticks up for
its credit and reputation. He takes
pleasure in MS work. and hopes some
day TO say I'VE" in earnest. The boy
will reao what he sows If ne keeps his
grit and sticks to his job. You may take
off your hat 90 him as one OF the solid
men Of the town. Let his employer do
the fair thing by him; check him kindly
II he shows signs Of being too big for
his place; counsel him as 10 his habits
and associates. and occosonly show
him a pleasant prospect Of advancement.
\ little praise does an honest boy a
heap Of good. Good luck 70 the boy who
says we"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21
Home>iek Soldiers.

Inconsistencies. or nostalgia. as II is
called in medical Technology" said Post
Hospital Surg ION MclNr. rs well
dcf.ncd malaGy in every army and car
ries away great many soldiers from
apparently unknown causes. Ike Mai 2
Ncumcycr's beans. \ great many brave
soldiers waste away with hopeless long
III for their wives and children. The
records show that thousands Of German
soldiers who We're compelled 10 fight
In Napoleon's army succdmbsd to ''h eim
web" X was pronounced In that army
because the Germans are very fond OF
their home and dear ones. and were
fighting under the colors OF their con-
queror in some cases against their own
countrymcn But /; is q tangible guam
tity in cscly army. ond there were thou
sands OF serious cases In me struggle
between the North and the South
Washington Post
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21
Ar B0sHER'S DAN.
The Difficulties That Retarded the WORK
OF MIR. Boiling.

The work that is being carried on
at Boshers dam by q force or the Nv a
ter Department, under the direction OF
Superintendent Charles l.. BOILING, IS
progressing rather slowly. The condi-
ton Of affairs under the existing cir
cumstances is NEST trying. ana 10 DE az
work on a day like yesterday, when the
heat of the sun made any outdoor
work almost unbearablo, Is certainly say
ing a good deal in favor Of the men.
When Mr. Boiling arrived at BOsher's
dam yesterday morning. after scOrch-
ing drive through the country for a
distance Of nine miles, he was in hopes
that the construction Of the coffer-dam
which surrounds the wing wall on the
Richmond side had been proven entirely
successful and that the repairs of the
wing wall that had been undermined
by the James river could al once be
taken ".
However. the actual condition OF af-
fairs were such that the work of re-
pairing the faulty masonry in the wing
wall will have 10 be delayed for few
days. True. the pudding and hlling-in
Of the cOffer-dam had proceeded very
nicely. but as the water fell in the space
between the masonry and the Golfer
dam. IL became apparent that several
leaks had been overlooked. which We're
caused by the fact that the timbers
which We're used In the construction OF
the coffer-dgm could not at once be
driven down to a solid foundation
Mr. Boiling at once noticed where the
fault was. and ordered the necessary i'm
provements. His advice seemed 10 be Of
the right kind. for while his orders
were carried out. the water in the space
encircled by the coffer-dam fell about
eight inches.
It is expected that the work connected
with the coner-dam will be completed
some time during to-day and that on
Monday morning the foundation II the
wing wall VIII be laid dry. so az TO per-
NIT the immediate repairs necessary to
that piece of masonry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21

A charming reception was rendered the
students Of the Medical College of Nir-
eiria. the University College of Medicine,
Richmond College, and the Woman's col
lego I'm the lecture-roOm of the Grace-St.
Baptist church last night by the sun
dav school Of that church. Refreshments
were served. and there was music, which
added much TO the young peoples enjoy
meut.
Nlr. j. r. Godin was master OF cere-
monies. and there We're appropriate re-
mraks 10y President r. ". boatwright
and Mr.. J. q. polIarl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21
An independent Candidate.

Mr.. T. r. Dunn. OF Henry district. Han
over county, has announced himself an
indepondcnt candidate for the House Of
Delegates from that county his pat
form is as follows. THE absolute repeat
or amendment of the Walton election
law. for as IL stands upon our rtatute
books il is the most gigantic fraud Of
the nineteenth century Mr. Dunn has
affiliated heretofore with the Democrats.
and this break Is viewed with surprise
by many OF his friends. although he SAYS
that it Is at the solicitation OF hundreds
Of them that he becomes a candidate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21
More COnyicis

The following convicts were yesterday
delivered al the 2cnitentiary:
BY Sheriff j. W. Williams. Of South
ampton county: William Mosby tcoloreb,
sentenced 10 five years imprisonment for
house breaking.
BY Sheriff James A. Chownng. Of Ian
caster county: William Campbell and
Griffin Williams doth colored) sentenced
each 10 three years for house-breakine.
By Sheriff H. j. Parson of Pttsylvania
county Edward Wagner. Lucian Wood,
and Willie Williams. the last two named
colored. All were convicted Of house
breaking. and they were sentenced 10 two.
five. and two years Imprisonment, re-
snrcf.Nnv.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21
The Convention AdjoufnS.

The American Cemetery Superintendent
closed their ninth annual convention at
Murphy's Hotel last night After trans
acting much routine business, ana re-
ceiving the report Of a number of COM
mittees. the convention adjourned at
o'clock sine die.
In the afternoon the convention I'm q
body drove % the following places. Holly
wood. Mount Calvary. and River View
Cemeteries. lee Monument. Soldiers
Home Corocran and Monroe Parks, Gin
tiers. and Barton Heights.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21

Tho Nowlan-cup series will close this
afternoon. when the two remaining games
will be PLAYED. The first game will be
called at 2.30 o'clock. and after a brief
intermission the second game will be
played 1t IS thought that the Hustiers
will take az least one Of the games. in
which event they will drink out Of the
handsome Nowlan cup until another club
wins the trophy. Jake Wells says he Will
win both games to-day. Only one adj
mission will be charged for the two con-
tests. 4 large crowd is expected 10 wit
ness the final squirt.
Berie is out again. but was unable 20
play yesterday. lie may appear on the
diamond to-day.
Smiths long running catch Of Fergu-
sons hy In the sixth was a pretty bit OF
work.
Bradley redeemed himself for his error
by a sensational running catch Of Wills
fly in the fourth.
Jack Knorr was we'll supported and
pitched n very good game. six hits. with
total Of nine bases, was the best they
could do for h!m.
PLAYED gilt-e1ge ball.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21
4 Satisfactory Result

The several committees who were in
charge OF the arrangements for the cele-
bration Of Gsrman-Day met last night at
Sanger Hall for the purpose Of present
ing their final accounts. Mr.. \. Won y.
Rosenegk. president OF the organization.
was I'm the chair. The reports presented
by the various committees were highly
satisfactory and showed a handsome sur
plus above all expenses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21

The Committee on Fire Department met
last evening at q o'clock in Room 30. il
of the city Hall and considered a number
Of application for the erection of frame
buildings within the city limits. provided
they are covered with roofs Of hrc-prrof
material The committee decided 10 re-
commend 10 the Council ,he granting of
the permits.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21
Bad Effects Of Whisky.

A young man who gave his name as
Harry Peploe. and said ne come from
Newport News. applied az the Third Po-
lice Station Thursday night for place
20 sleep. After being given a room he
was taken with a 1T. and the anbu-
lance doctor. who was called, said his
sickness was brought on by drink. He
was removed 20 the almshouse and treat
ed, and soon recovered sufficiently TO
take care Of himself.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21
Manufacturing Company. oliver Chilled
Pillow WORKS James J.. Robertson, an"
G.. w. Parsons.


Yesterday afternoon. while force OF
men mt the Cedar Works were engaged
IN removing a pile of lumber. II fell on
w. J. Carr and William Gottwold. en-
ployes Of the company. and pinioncd them
to the ground. The bone In Mr.. carr
left leg was broken In two places be-
low the knee His ankle was spraincd
also.
Mr.. Carr was treated by DR. Hogc, the
company's physician. and removed 10
his home. No. 220 Denny street. II Is
thought that he will BE- able to use his
limb I'm eight or nine weeks. Mr.. Goth
wold's escape from injury was miracle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21

Mr.. Thomas y. Hicks has been given
the contract 20 conduct the Ayery-stable
FOR the jefferson Tor term OF three
wears modern stable i'm all respects
is being erected on Jefferson street. be-
tween Cary and Canal. Among other
things. the contract calls cor the running
Of tally-ho coach fsom the hotel TO
Lakeside Park.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21
InM and EnnifN Cnnrf.

Tho following cases were disposed Of
i'm the Law and Equity Court yester-
day.
Fannie Alexander against i. 4. RAN
dolph and b. i. Turner, judgment for
So5356.
Whitcomhc Envelope Company against
sadlc~ paper Company; Judgment for
SgS4J.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21

The Italian Beneficial Society win give
a grand street parade ANA entertainment
next Tuesday All the Italians OF the
city are invited TO participate in the
cludcd with a social picnic at Blandon
Park.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21
Mr.. Laihrop', Funeral.

The funeral OF Mr. Samuel =. Lathrop
took place from the First Presbyterian
church yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
Rev. Or. r.. r. Kerr conducted the SER
vices. which were attended by a large
number Of the relatives and rionds of
the deceased. The inte-nent was made
in Hollywood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
~ THE ENEOLMsNT
or :JPITS.
The School Board Anxious, However, 20
Admit livery Child who Applies
COX Admission.

At .rc meeting OF the princi-
pals heia 80 thc city Han yesterday az
tcrnoon. ,hc following enrolment by build
ines vas Submitted. which shows an in
crease on Use enrolment Tor the same pc
riol last year. with a. number OF old
scholars yct 90 come in.
whites Eu- Number
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21

The following passengers left for New
York last night via the Old Dominion
steamer: o. G. Thielman. W r. Buckley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albruman. Mr.. and Mrs.
-. j. Weisiger.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21
The Treasury Gold Reserve,

WASHINGTON. Sept. 20-The treasury
e.otd reserve today at the close Of bust
53csr stands at S95. SOP 3gs The treasury
VAS informed that $1,000 was wi, ndrawn
AZ New York for export and $4,000 de-
nosited IN exchange for currency.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21
ChnncrrN Cnlrf.

In the Chancery Court yesterday w D.
stokes qualified as administrators of Susie
B. stokes. deceased
l.. {. Tucker qualified as administrator
of owen NJ Tucker deceased.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21
Mr.. Wallace Not So Well.

Mr.. John II. Wallace. teller OF the
Citizens Bank. y no Is quite sick az the
Virginia Hospital. was reported 10 ne
somewhat worse last night II IS said
that he has bad case OF malariai-fcvcr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21
THE STfTE F.1IR.
The Prospects for successful Exposition
Growing Better Every Day.

The outlook for a successful state Fair
this year seems brighter and brighter rs
the time fer its opening draws near,
and rearly the whole OF the space On
the main floor OF hall has already been
taken up. Stree the list published some
days ago the following exhibitors have Sc
some days afo the following have Sc
cured SPACE: T. q. Burton q Co, A. r..
Verable. Jr, Sydrcr & Shepherd. Re-
treat for the Sick. II. W. Moesta. W. D.
Moses & Co, Hume Minor * Co. j. ID.
Fulmer. James McDonough, Luck &
Richardson, Ashton Starke, the OHara
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21
sr,NnlNG OF TIE crrns.

GAMES SCHEDULED T0n TODAY.
New York at Boston
Baltimore al Brooklyn.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Cleveland n fittsburg.
Louisville at Cincinnati.
Chicago az s.. Louis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21
ORTH'S GOOD PIIYING.
lie Won His Eighth successive Game for
the Plfllic-- Orioles Lose.

BROOKLYN. y. Y. Sept. 2.-Two
short pop flies. that Just evaded Gleason.
gave the Brooklyns an opportunity to
rally I'm the nth inning Of to-day's game.
Anderson and DAILY followed with hits
and four men scored. stein pitched
great game. I'm the third inning he was
hit on the wrist by a hot liner, and Il
seemed 10 unncrve him, as the Orioles
sent four Of their number around the
bases ia the next inning. DALEY made
several pretty plays Score. r. II. T..
BROOKLYN ..........l 01O40O 0x-6 10 3
Baltimore ..........O 40O0O1-5 l
Bat cries: Stein and Daley, Mcmahon
and Robinson.
Al Clcyeland.. X H.. r..
cleveland ..........21 ON-6 Z ?
pittsburg .........l OOO0l 0-3 10 4
batteries. Dung and Himmer; Hawley
and Merritt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21
THE TINES RICHMOND VA. SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 81 1895

game called back TO the sixth. tn which
event Lynchburg would be the winners.
But II did not work.
Here is the exact outline OF what Willis
did in the box:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21

THE SUNDAY TIMES To- MORROW
Will, m A VERITABLE MAGAZINE.
FILLED WITH ENTERTAINING AND
Instructive NATTER. IN ADD
TION TO ALL THE NEWS FROM
EVERYWHERE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21

IT YOU WANT ALL THE NEWS AND
AN INTERESTING AND INSTRUCTIVE.
MAG AZINE COMBINED, GET THE
SUNDAY TINES TOMORROW.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21
Pea hes. Peaches.

Fifty boxes choice White Heath Peaches
Mt GEORGE B. BULLS,
No. 3oa north sixth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21
torIsvlItr. .: cINcINNArI. G.

CINCINNATI. o.. Sept. @.-Thc Gin
cinnatis celebrated their return home to-
day by losing 10 the Louisyiiles after hay
ing the game well in hand. In the sixth
inning the visitors pounded Khines out
~ The box. Attendance. 600. Score:
L.. III. J..
Cincinnati .........O22O1 00O-6 II I
Louisville ......-..o y " % ~. u
Batteries: Rhines. Dryer and Vaughan;
Cunningham and Spies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21

.YNCIiBURG.

Summary. Larnt1 fUHs-IsICHWOnu, T.
Lynchburg. /. Three-base hits-Smth
of Richmond. Two-base hits-House-
man. Mcintyre. Thompson, Smith tot
Lvnchburp). Bases on balls-on Knorr
1: off Willis. :. Struck out-by knorr.
.: bv Willis. 6. Bases from being hit
bv Knorr. 0: by Willis, 3. Stoen bases
Wells. McGowan. Sacrifice hits-Foster
Leahy. Mcintyre, Plock. Willis. Passed
balls-bv Foster. I. Time Of game-one
hour and fifty minutes. Umpire,
Freeman