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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-29


Bv virtue Of a certain deed OF trust
20 The undersigned. bearing date OF ISL
December. 1883. recorded In the clerk :
office OF Henrico County Court IN Deed
Book 125 A. page BOG. default having been
made in the payment of the dept Sc
cured therein. and being requested 50 10
DO bv the note-holder, we Will sell AT
public auction. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, May -, 1880,
at G o'clock r. NJ. the aboye-described
property. The lot al the southeast corner
Of Dinneen ana Boyd streets fronts 30 feet
and runs back between parallel INES 100
feet 10 an alley 10 feet, with two frame
dwellings thereon. containing 3 rooms
each. and the lot at the northeast corner
Of I,nneen and BOYD streets fronts 30
feet and extends back 10 Bacon Quarter
branch ~ feet. more or less, with :
frame dwellings thereon, containing
rooms each.
TERMS: Sufficient cash to pay expenses
of executing this trust, all taxes III az
rcars. and to discharge a note or SlVVV'
with interest thereon from 2lst Decem-
Der. 1872. to 1st June, lS93, amounting
together 10 S1,lJO. and balance. II any,
upon such terms as Will be announced
at sdle. r. W n ~, tbf ~ ~.
ma22 trustees.
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Freight Department,
Richmond. Va, May - 1870
yCur FREIGHT DEPOTs OF THIS
romnanv will be CLOSED On
THURSDAY. May 30, 1895. Pcrishable
freight only will be delivered between
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& forage WANTED-ALL KINDS OF
al reasonable prices. Address
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1924 south Sixth street.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF A
i NICE DETACHED BRICK DIV ELL
ING ON THE WEST SIDE OF FIRST
STREET. BETWEEN LEIGH AND
JACKSON STREETS (No. COZ.
In execution Of q certain deed of trust
TO the undersigned trustees dated April
-. 1890, and recorded in the clerk OF,
nee of Richmond Chancery Court, Deed
Book 40 &C." page 29I, default having
been made in the payment of the note
secured 10y said deed, and being requested
so to DO by the beneficiary therein
named we shall offer for sale at public
auction, upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, June !, 1888,
at 6 o'clock l.. NJ. the property described
as above The house contains about y
rooms and the lot fronts 30 feet ON the
west side Of First street.
TERMS: Cash as 10 the expenses Of sale
any taxes that may be due. and 10 pay
a certain note for 81 200. with 5000 in
terest the balance upon such terms as
the erantor In said deed may prescribe,
and in case of his failure to give sucn
direction. upon such terms as the trustee
may direct. 49, ......,.
BEN. T. CRUMP.
+. w. CHRISTIAN.
Trustees.
SUTTON & co, iAuctioneers mali
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Clearing House Association Of Richmond.
Richmond. Va. May -. 1870.
U>HE BANKS OF THE CITY REPRE-
1 sENTED in the Clearing House As
ISOLATION will be CLOSED ON MEMO
parties having paper maturing on that
dav are requested 10 make payment on
WEDNESDAY. 18th instant.
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i Will give another OF their charn-
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ID edmond. FREDERICKSBURG AND
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The morning times., 1895-09-20
COULDN'T BEAT THE UMPIRE
Rockville Nine Played a Splendid
Game, but Without Avail.
Riverside Athletic Club Also Gave
an Excellent Exhibition OF Ball
Playing and Won Out.

The Riverside Athletic Club and the
Rockville team crossed bats in a game
at National Park yesterday afternoon,
and after well-played and exciting ex-
hibition of nine innings the contest re-
suited in a victory for tue local aggrega-
ton by score of TO 3.
Although the Riversides were at their
best and gave faultless exhibition Of
ball playing, they did not deserve the
game. In tue second inning the visiting
team was at the mercy OF Umpire Tai
bert, whose many rank decisions gave
their opponents a total of four scores
and robbed tue Rockville boys of the
game. They did not become discouraged,
however, as the game was yet young,
and the chances TO win out were very
favorable.
They continued to play brilliantly, and
during the remaining seven innings they
allowed but one of the Riverside people
10 cross the plate. 1t was too late, how
ever, as the damage had already been
done, and Umpire Talbert's work in the
early portion of the game had given the
Ryersides tile victory.
Joe Bernard twlrled the sphere very
effectively for the locals, and he was ex-
cellently supported by Chamberlin. The
Rockville niue nevertheless managed to
get seven hits, and those seven would
have been enough for them to win if
every decision had been justly rendered.
Nicholson, who occupied the box for
she other side, proved to be quite
mystery and held his opponents down TO
six hits. The feature of the game was
the excellent work of DOC" Klein
schmidt in loft fi.ld Tho eoora.
The morning times., 1895-09-20
SOMEBODY MUST HELP THEM.
Government Aid Refused the Negro
Colonists TO Reach Home.

The 400 stranded negroes at Eagle Pass
must remain in that section unless they
find means outside of the United States
government with which to return to their
homes in Alabama. The collector of GUS
toms at Eagle Pass was SO informed yester-
day by Acting Secretary of the Treasury
Hamlin.
1t was a year ago or over that these ne
groes left Alabama to form a colony i'll
Mexico. The colonization scheme failed
and the negroes reached Ea gle Pass, Texas,
on their bomeward journey. There they
were attacked by smallpox, $50 of their
number being stricken, many of w hom
died.
The United States Marine Hospital Serv
ice gave them medical attendance free and
they were also furnished supplies. The dis
ease has now been eradicated, but the
negroes have apparently become panic
stricken, for they have declined offers of
good homes at fair wages on large ranches
near Eagle Pass.
The morning times., 1895-09-20
Entries Mt BRIGHTON.

First race-One mile. Selling. Eclipse,
Longbridgc, and Dial bolus, los each; Little
Matt, Darkness, Harry Alonzo, and Prig,
104 each: CIarus, 103; Milan, 101; Nico-
lini. 80; Van Brunt, 9s; Golden Gate, "a,
and Babe Murphy, SO.
Second race-Five furlongs. Selling Ar
line, los: Piggotty, 1O5; Predicament,
los: Millie L., 101; Glenolia, 100: Eliza
Belle, So. and La Petite, connemaugh,
Henead, Princess Jean, Exilona, Beulah,
Ferguson, Rebea, Miss Bclmar, and Kate
Sweeney, 81 each.
Third race-One mile Selling. r ich-
ards and Apprentice. 1913 each, and Sir
John, odman B., Roundelay, and Fire
brand, 1876 each.
Fourth race-Six furlongs. Selling.
KraftIess. ITO: Sirocco, los; kinglet and
Longbrook. 107 each: Addie and Nick, 1O6
each; Chattanooga and Cass, los each;
Hammie. 1O2: Otto Cate Fancy colt, 100;
Ameer. %; Panway, So; Juanita, S3, and
Edna May, 90:
Fifth race-Five furiongs. Selling. Yam
kee Doodle, 11S; Dolley, 115; Ensign,
Article and Imperial, IL 4 each; SKY Blue,
113. and Perfidy, Larissa, and Lasalle,
Sixth race-One and one-sixteenth miles.
Herkimer, Allan L., and Jack Rore, ITO
each, and Florinda. Annie Bishop. Julian,
Fullerton Lass. and Shelly Tuttle, 1O7
each.
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The morning times., 1895-09-20
TEN TO ONE SHOT.
1t Signalized the Racing at Grave
send Track.

Gravesend Race Track Sept. 19.-Racing
was resumed here to-day under favorable
auspices, so far as weather and track condi-
tions were concerned.
The attendance was good, fully 5000
persons being present. The card was a
fair one. The principal events down for
decision were the Willow handicap and the
Sea Breeze stakes, each of the value of
$1,000.
The former event was won by Annot Lyle,
a 10 to shot, W no came with a phenomenal
rush in the stretch and defeated the favorite,
Woodvine, by a head.
The honors in the stake race were carried
off by Pepper, who ranked second choice in
the ring, while Primrose, 80 TO chance,
beat Darien for the place in practically the
last stride.
The morning times., 1895-09-20
PARSONS LUCKY STREAK
Rode Four Winners and Placed
His Other Mount.
TALENT HAVE A HARD DAY
Only Succeed In Cashing Upon Two
Brooklyn Easily DispOsrs of Ponce
de Leon and Forest GallOps Away
from Sonora.

The public had another bad day at
Alexander Island yesterday. They have
been getting the worst end of it straight
along ard at the pretent rate cannot last
very much longer.
Out OF the six events they managed to
pick two favorites, but even on those they
did not cash yer heavily, as ore Ofthem was
an almost prohibitive favorite at TO 2 and
the other " as not very heavily played
The only person 10 have q really good
time out side of the bookmakers was
Jockey Parson. II was surely his day, as
he rode four straight winners right off
the reel and landed his other two mounts
second and third, respectively. Good boys
are very scarce at the outlaw tracks, and
when one of them rides four winners in
one day he is entitled 10 rank among the
first flight. .aa.a
GOING WAS STICKY
The weather was good the greater part of
the afternoon, but while the horses were
at the post in the second race a heavy
thunder shower passed over the track and
left the course somewhat sticky.
race cinched, and the books closed her at
10 10. Tartar was the good thing and got
all of the money. He was backed down
from 10 to to /, at which price he
closed. Alepp0 ran second, with Pathway
third.
The second race also went to to /
shot, Tedd Gegg opening up big gap and
running all the way from Avon, who was
8 to 10 first choice.
On his race at st. Asapb Monday Vent
'.doped" the best of the lot in the third
race and was made a 1 to chance.
He deluded the talent into the idea that they
were able to pick winner, by going to the
front on the back stretch and winning
somewhat bandily from O'Hearn, with
Juliet third.
LED TO THE FAR TURN.
Ponce de Leon had the call in the next
race, closing at Z to 10. He flattered
his hackers by leading to the far turn. The
second choicc, Brooklyn, caught him there
and getting in front steadily drew away
and won in a rallop.
Sonora has gone back badly and the smart
people played Forest to beat her. He did IL
in the easiest kind of fashion, winning
pulled to a walk by three lengths. The
favorite was not even SECOND, Jessie Taral
taking that position from her by an open
length.
The closing event was good betting race,
Founding. Traitor, and Lumberman all
receiving substantial support. Johnny es-
sayed the part of pace maker and led to
the turn out of the back stretch, where
Founding and Traitor passed him. The
former won handily at the end by a length
and a half from Traitor, with Johnny third.
The morning times., 1895-09-20
Totals 80. 42I417'23 6 :
eGriffin declared ont for Interference.

Earned runs-Baltimore, 8; Brooklyn, z.
First base by errors-Baltmore, l: Brook
lyn, 1. Left on bases-Baltimore, 6; Brook
lyn, 10. First base on balls-Off Hoffer, 4;
off Kennedy, 2; off Daub, g. Struck out
BY Hoffer, 1; by Daub, A. Home run-La-
Chance. Three-base hit-Brodle. Two
base hits-Gleason, Corcoran. Stolen bases
Keller, CorcOran. Double play-Dalley and
DAILY. Hit by pitched ball-Anderson.
Umpire-Keefe. Time-2 hours. {.
The morning times., 1895-09-20
Threw Dirty Water.

Eliza Williams, colored, was arrested
yesterday afternoon by Policeman Baker, of
the Fourth precinct, on warrant sworn
out by Martha Burnett ,harging her with
destroying private pre-. Eliza, it is
alleged, went to Martha's house, and be-
coming offended at something threw
bucket of dirty water over some clothes.
Martha Immediately swore out the war
rant, and Eliza's Incarceration followed
Good Morning. OF course, you read
- E~antng Times.
The morning times., 1895-09-20

surgeonA Arnold o Investigate Cholera
Passed Assistant Surgeon Arnold, at pres
ent on duty on the Petrel at Foo Chow, China,
has been ordered to investigate the piass..e
in China and the oholere III Japan. tt.
order was issued in response to the request
of DIR. Arnold. He is considered at the dc
partment as especially adapted to the work.
The morning times., 1895-09-20

Earnedruns-Philadelp % ashlnEton,
T. Two base hits-Buckley, Joyce. Three
base hit-Selbach. Home rui-Thompson-
Stolen bases-Cross, Madison, Crooks, De-
mont, Joyce. Left nn nbases-Philadelphia,
&: Washington. Struck out-Cartwright,
Crooks Boyd, Brown. Double plays-Sul-
livan. Madison and Boyle. First base gn
errors-Washington, l. First base nn balls
OFF White. .: off Malesworth, ?: off Boyd,
l. Hit by pitched bals-Sullivan, Dele
hanty. wildpitcbes-wh Boyd, 2. I'm
pIre-Murray. Time--2:10.
The morning times., 1895-09-20

Off Moran, IL. Struck out-By Cuppy, 81;
by Moran, 4. Three-base hlts-O. Tebeau
2, and Stencil. Stolen bases-Burkett and
McAleer. Double plays-Childs, o. Te-
beau. and Mexican; Bierbauer. Cross, and
Becsley. Hit by pitcher-0. Tebeau. Um-
pire-Jevne. Time-2:lO.
The morning times., 1895-09-20

Rockville :. -. 5000 21OOO-3
Twe=base hits-Kleinschmidt, -Beleski,
bases-R. A. c., 4; Rockville 6. First base
by errors-R. A. c., 2; Rockville, / Double
piay-Kingdon and kelchner. Bases on
balls-Off Bernard. 3: off Nicholson, l.
Passed balls-Chambcrlin 2: Harris, e.
Hit by pitched ball-Bromley. Time of
game, 1850. Umpires-TalbertandH
The morning times., 1895-09-20

National Rifles iArmory, $40 G st. NV,
Tuesday, September "a, p. M, Mr.. Eugene
NJ. Camp, Of Harper Brothers, W i'll lecture on
Making of Modern Magazine" Stereop-
ticon views and exhibition of literary curiosi-
tics, including original manuscripts of Triiby
and many other famous works. Entire pro-
ceeds to building fund ofindustrial school for
homeless boys OF Eastern cities. Chair
man, Mr.. G. A. Tracy. Tickets 20 cents, at
-Brentano's.
The morning times., 1895-09-20
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Baseball Notes.

Baseball Notes.
The Orioles had little trouble with Brook
lyn.
Carey is ginning to hit the ball. he has
an ncxcellent tutor in Hanlon.
Tredway made his reappearance with the
Brideg grooms.
Kennedy lasted three innings against the
Baltnores.
The Giants could not touch Stivetts to any
effect
Donehy went to pieces at the Hub.
Davis is putting up clever game ar
second.
Boston Bannon is now doing heap Of
good stick work for the Beaneaters.
Since Stafford has been off, German is COW
ering third base, and doing fairly well.
1t was case of hard luck.
Boyd was wild.
The Phillies' new second bascman 10
putting up a good game.
Demont is all right in the field
Moran was as Wild as March hare.
Cleveland is giving its team good support.
Corcoran. Pittsburg's new shortstop,
PLAYED with Norfolk
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The morning times., 1895-09-20
DoNEHY AN EASY MARK.
Boston Found No Difficulty in Doin.
Tn New York

Up New York.
Boston, Sept l9.-Thc home team won
the game to-day with little difficulty.
Donehy, the new Gotham twirler, was an
easy mark, and every man on the home
team was ablet hit him.
Stivetts was a puzzle. and received per
feet support. The fielding of both teams
was OF the gilt-edge order. The batting
and fielding of Van Haltren and the bat
ting of Nash and Bannun were the features
of the game. Attendance, 1900. Score:
The morning times., 1895-09-20
Slips We're Fou,m Upon Him.

Stephen Grant. colorcd. was arrested
yesterday by Precinct Detective Helan, of
the First precinct, and Patrolman Flatbers,
and locked up at the station house charged
with promoting policy. When he was
caught he had a numbeLN policy slips and
soIne small change in his possession.
The morning times., 1895-09-20
FOUND KENNEDY's CURVES.

Cha IN pions Keep Up their Pace by
Beating Brooklyn at Home.
Brooklyn, Sept I9.-The Baltimores won
to-day's game from the Brooklyns in the
third inning, when they found kennedy's
curves so freely that he had tn give way to
Daub. who did fairly well. considering the
support he received. Attendance, 5000.
The morning times., 1895-09-20
Craig & Harding.
Cor. 18th and + SITS.
! : OIHIK q udTulUH,
Cor. 18th and SITS.
Fancy
Tables.

Gould you look at two
hundred different kinds and
styles of Fancy Tables with
out finding what you want?
We think not. Tables for
Parlor, L Library, Hall,
Smoking r ms, Card
Rooms, Bedrooms, and all
other rooms.
The morning times., 1895-09-20
Totals =. oS % D
Harrington hit 10y batted ball

IfdIIIIIE tDu IIlO Vy t7tiNNcU '7tTI1-
Boston :. o o I 4 2 8 0 x-13
New York o o o o q 8
Earned runs-Bos ton, 8: New York, 4.
Two-base hits-Bannun, Duffy, Suvetts,
and Doyle Three-base hit-Tucker. Home
runs-Nash and Van Haltren. Stolen
bases-TenDey, Bannon, Camel, Davis,
and Van Haltren. Double plays-Donehy
and Davis First base.-on bails-Duffy,
Tenney, Nash, Tucker, Stivetts and Tier
nan Struck out-Stivetts, Tiernan, Ger
man. aud Donehy.- Time, l: 90. Umpire.
Hurst.
The morning times., 1895-09-20
Games To-day
Washingtonat Philadelphia
New%ork at Boston.
Ba ltVIore at Brooklyn.
Cleveland at Pittsburg.
Chicago ut st. Louis.
Especial to The Times.)

Philadelphia, Sept. 1S.-That uncertainty
which hovers about the national game was
most impressiyely demonstrated at Phila-
delphia Park this afternoon, and during the
demonstration the spectators, of W hom there
were scant 700, went through every emo
ton from utter self complacency to the verge
of convulsions.
English cricketers were among the specta-
tors, and before the game began Capt.
Mitchell tried his hand at the bat, but could
not connect with Jack Taylo:'s speedy
curves. The game was called at the end
of the eighth on account of darkness.
Manager Schmelz, of Washington, con-
cluded to give his Frederick, Nd, find
another chance against the Phillies, and in
that much We are under a deep sense of
obligation to the genial Gustavus.
Molesworth-that'sth the eFrederickCit boys
name-operated just one inning, and to his
generosity in the matter of issuing passes 10
first the Phillies owe their victory. He
gave two bases on balls, hit one batsman
and was touched up for four singles, a com
bination when yleiued the snnIies SIX runs
and made the game look like lead-pipe
cinch.
The morning times., 1895-09-20

Crooks followed with base hit 10 left and
Mcclure and selbach tailed, Crooks
taking second on the throw in.
Demont flied TO Turner and Cartwright
came in. Crooks was caught at third ON
Boyd's hit TO Cross and Brown was thrown
out by Cross.
Joyce began the seventh with double
To right, and went to third on Abbcy's
out Mcclure sent slow one to Boyle,
but White failed to cover the base, and
Mcclure was safe, Joyce scoring. Nc
Guire was doubled with selbach on the
latter's hit to Sullivan.
After the first inning 1t looked like
case of all-day with the Phillies. They
had men on bases in every inning, bus
the needful base hit was never forthcom-
ing.
WHITES TREMENDOUS DRIVE.
When they went to hat in the eighth
the most hopeful cranks had about given
it up. White led off with a tremendous
drive TO left, but the exultant cheer was
cut short by Selbach, who made n superb
catch, but it was Immediately renewed
in appreciation of the "Barons" great
feat.
Turner was thrown out by Dem ont,
and tue spectators began to m owe
out. Delahanty aroused some enthusiasm
by bunting safely, and then Kid Cross
increased it by pushing out a solid single
to right. This brought.up Thompson. who
was checred TO the echo. Sam was due
and lie got there.
In a fit of temporary insanity Boyd sent
a slow one over the plate. There was
collision, aud but for Che Methodist Home
that ball would be rolling yet. As the
three runners crossed the plate there was
some noise uni looscned, which was in
creased as the Senators went out in order
in their half of the eighth. at the conclu-
sion of which game was called.
The morning times., 1895-09-20
PIRATES TAKE DEFEAT.

Moran's Wildness Was the Factor
That Lost the Game.
Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. 19.-Moran's
wildness was the cause of the defeat of the
Pittsburgs today. The visitors hit Cuppy
freely, but could not get them safe. At
tendance, 5000.
The morning times., 1895-09-20

: Good Morning. OF course, you read
The Evening Times
The morning times., 1895-09-20
Senator's PACE TOO SLOW
Tiresome Game Was Captured
by the PhiIIies.
WORDSWORTH RESPONSIBLE

He Gave the Eome Team n Lead
Pipe Cinch In the First Inning.
Boyd Was Then Put in and Stopped
the Run Getting Until the Eighth.
Selbach's Sensational Catch.
The morning times., 1895-09-20

Johnstons loc Bsoom Day. seepases.
The morning times., 1895-09-20

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