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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-24
THE VISITING DOCTORS.
an IxTERFSTING SESSION At THE
yEPFERsON yISTIRDdi.
lunch ut the westmoreiand-Annu Ban
auet Last >ieht-fresidcn's Nd-
dress-To-Day's Programme.

The second days session Of the Ameri-
can Association of Obstctficians and Gy-
nocologisis began at 4 o'clock yesterday
morning at the jefferson Hotel. The
entire session was devoted TO the reading
and discussion OF two payers. Ahe I'Ist
WAS that on Abdominal Section LOT u
b,rcular Disease by Dr. j. l. SIC
Ardlc. Of Washington, j. c. ana ''0
second was Dynamic Items. WIN ~
port OF cases. by Or. }. =. L0Ns' "a
mo session closed promptly al /
o.,lo,k The association then ioIh'u
cro,,p ON the marble steps leading A'oi,'
a. o.ieo TO the court containing Wv
.tatpe OF jefferson. aud had their I'0'''0'
taken. ..,,.- 81 the
.,'-.n.-r,,,h Was completed the mdJoi"
81 an. members Of the ass',il -.
,o.,,ned to the Wcstmorclahu ''.r d..
- +. ,oception was rendered 'nean ~
..ts.t-i,ns OF Richmond 4 uv'0'.s
s'' -. ,,,. served. and he'4,"! ~
- mo ARRANGEMENTS "n'y" ~
49,, ,,,re under the man's ,,'..,s,,,
n. george Ross Nirsin'"S '''''
ana G.. ". T.. Brock. ,.,l,..
AFTERNOON SESSION. ...,,.,lv
Tho aftcrrcon session ",e't -. 6rliv-
LOS when President ''Ne
- Ills annual address, VINO" -
49, and instructive enc. idPoiS W..
80 bv DTS. H. 81. Loney ear ol - -
vi.e A. II. Ekiund, Of stoc"no'n'' -"
o,n. y. T.. Bunady. Of fniiau,'p"''' -
Wander N..r. 81 Albany. Chal.'S ~ -
,se,5 of Clncnuau; a. L. O.",Ne'
Cambridge. W. j.. Manton' oil D'' o,,'
Geofce b. Role. a. syhes'lHe' anu
roa Gillian. of columbus.
TIE BANQUET.
The usual evening session was oill ''eN
Yesterday on account Of the annual pan
ouef which WAS scheduled 90 bcsln al .
o'clcck. shortly after that hour the VISIT
ilr physicians. their wives, ana NUM-
Der OF the HIchmcld medical fraternity
accompanied lv tnflr ladies. SAT- down TO
q sumptuous banquet in the middle sec
ton OF the diu.nc-room. There were sew
enfy-sevon guests in an and the menu
Was Up 20 The usual h.eh standard for
lo Jefferson has become famous.
For two hours tne raysleilus enjoyed
f.ast ana when it closed
Mes,rs Miller and Valentine furnished an
tttti,etum ueat. There were no set
speeches arranged for. ard the remarks
made hy the physicians were short and
Interesting
TO-DAN's PROGRAMME.
Al The close n. tle morning session to-
day tho vIsirr. physicians win DE given
a drive around thc ciiy. and will De the
guests of Tine Valentine Mcat-Juicc Com
pany. al bunch go oe served n: tie
Richmond Abattoir. Tonight they will
be rendered reception a, the re- dence
o. Dr. George Ben lo9uAol 40S east
Grace street and IT. . O'Clock this after
noon the ladies s The parry viii b. given
lunch hv Mrn. Christopher Tonpkins
al hx rsndence. No. rs east FraniiG
s,yest.
At 1910 o'ciocl tomorrow morning the
phyricians VIII leave for Hot SPRING.
Va. the Chesapeake and Ohio ra'fwn-
having oourteousy rendered them trans
r-ortscon. At Hot Springs they VIII DIS
band ard loave nor their homes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-24

MI Joseph"s Daniels Takes Bryan in
Hand 10 Ans IAtent

Mfs Josephus Daniels Takes BRYAN in
Hand 10 Ans latent.
PHILADELPHIA, PA. Sept. S.-Day-
break starts arc things Oh The past ia
u. y. bryan . itinerary. Hereafter he
viii leave places where he has STONED
over night 40 reasonable hours. ana viii
endeavor 10 get the rest he needs so
badly. The change is aue TO IoseuAus
l.anels, national committeeman from
North Carolina.
NhAo Bryan was ia Daniels State. he
asked the latter TO accompany him TO
New England. Daniels soon found that
Bryan was TOO oouslng 10 local commit
tees. who wanted nina 70 start out al
sunrise or thereabouts. lie saw that that
sort OF thing was likely 10 result dis
asirOusly for the candidate physically.
aud has informed those in charge OF
Bryan receptions az ,arjNs places on
tho candidates schedule that BRYAN
must be allowed 10 Get more rest In the
mornings 10 has been the custom OF
Byan's supporters In various places to
start him out as early as possible through
their particular sections. and keep him
going until late at night.
Daniels a. not Bryan's manager and
does not accompany the latter IN that
capacity but he realizes that the candi-
date needs some one 10 look after the
details Of his journeylng through the
country, and while with Bryan will do
That he can 10 help him In that way.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-24
DESPERATE SHOOrING AFrRIr.
Two Prominent Business Men of Ashovill,
Ingnge in "A Iiehf

AsHEVILLE, y. c., sept. 23.-.special.
james Lorrick shot and seriously
wounded Arthur Mcdowell late this az
ternoon. Both men are engaged in the
drayage business here. and there has
been bad feeling between them for some
time
Mcdowell attacked Lorrick and was get
ting the best OF the difficulty when shot
Both are prominent business men, Lor-
rick gave himself up, and is in Jail
awaiting the result Of McDowelrs
wounds.
Very cold here: frost IS certain tonight.
Judging by the indications.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-24
MRS. SCHMfLZ'S FTNFRtI
The Hampton and Newport News Foot
Ball Teams to PLAY.

HAMPTON. VA. Sept. 2s.-special -
The funeral OF Mrs. Henry schmelz.
whose death was announced in to-day
Times. took place this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock from the Baptist church. The
funeral services were conducted by the
pastor, Rev. Dr.. a. j. WOOdfin. a
large number Of friends followed the re-
mains to ST Johns Cemetery. where .he
intcrment was made.
A cold wave struck this city last night
and today oyercoats are conspicuous on
the streets.
The public schools of this city opened
this week
The Hampton football team will play
the Newport News team Friday after
noon at River View Park.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-24
LOYAL GEORGIA DEMOCRAST.
They Nominate an Electoral Ticket and
Repudiate Reputation.
STRONG ENDORSEMENT OF CLEVELAND
And the indianapolis Platform Inc r"r''
VIII Not Run Congressional iiche''
Forty-One Counties Represented
stirring Speeches.

ATLANTA. GA, Sept. @.-The Ma
tional Democratic State Convention met
here to-day, adopted a PLATFORM noin'-
mated an electoral ticket. denounced tho
Chicago platform and ticket ana au-
iourned Forty-one counties oi inc o"o
hundred and thirty-seyen III lhe So
were represented. This was smaller lna"
was expected as 1t was given on. $50
day. that from eighty 10 one nunui 0u
counties would send delegates Vi ~ 49,
A Il. COrrigan. National comm. 80 -
from Ceorgia, called the COW e'l. -,
order and arIeigncd the Cmca5o -
ton for stealing all the vices % 'l'o ~,
plists and none Of their 49, ,,i,,-e1
80 that the Chicago Convention P'"'
=" 80 lowest classes and ignored the III
,ciiieent men. lie lauded fresiuci'
C,l,.,f,,a and the audience applauutu'
TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN sfEAA9.
u r Hamilton, Of Floyd county, "SS
cboeon TEMPORARY chairman, ana nc in"De
O. speech saying: 10 tho
.Tbfa threatened revolution IKE wv
mad waves Of the sea. will soon ule -
and these faithful and deV0teu nv. me-,
~ Guarded The ark Of the coNel,a'', :,
,.iri hereafter receive the planull' "
done We cannot support inc o'.' ,.,,t
,1atfcrn or IT'S nominee. we
sunport the issue After tne ~ 49, 80.
election we will float the ola p",i'i, - ,
ana invite our orring hrothei' .'N
the house Of their fathers lApp.iu7'e .,
raffe-eon Randolph Anderson ol
..,,,,h was elected permanent '"a''
man lie also made speech q, l''' 49,. >
.no ,cei,ion OF the Democrats VINO WEI
.,,r,,orffno Palmer.
T,ie committee on credentials report %
no delteatos rrc. ont in person CT -
rroxv. There was not q single cont =,
The second. Eighth. Ninth. and Eleventh
ccrrros~ionai districts sent the most rep
rcsentativef.
THE PLATFORM.
rho platform adopted was strong
enforcement OF the indianapolis platform
AMI an enforcement OF Cleveland. Presi-
dent Cleveland vas endorsd for the dig
rinod conduct of tho foreign affairs. for
his fhmnoss and energy in the mai1te-
nance OF civil order and the enforcement
n law. aud for The maintenance Of pub
iic faith and credit.
Gus McLendCn. of Thomas county: Al
bert Cox. OF Atlanta. William Hammond.
OF Thomas. and others made speeches on
the platform Ever ono approved Il. and
1t was adopted by acclamati0n
Nothing was SAID boo the resolutions
adopted or in any speech endorsing the
present Democratic State administration.
William Han monl and Milton Gambler
We're chosen electors for the state AZ
large. An executive committee was u
pointed ana tho campaign viii begin al
once.
me selection OF q chairman ana partv
l'uariers havo nor been made
Ihe party viii rot run any congressional
~ 49, ana VIII NOT haro ANYTHING 10 saw
TOT the State Democratic ticket
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-24

NORFOLK, VA. Sept. Especial -
Colonel j. j. Deyor. ant-Lamb Rcpubli-
can candidate for Congress from this dis
trlct. las written q formal letter Of with
drawal from the race. i'm which ne states
that his only reason for the step is that
he believes that it will. under the present
conditions, subsorve the best interests Of
the party ana of Mckinley and Hobart.
and lead to the defeat Of the enemies
of the Republican party in this district.
Colonel Deycr's District Executive Com
mitiee met this afternoon and signed
resolution requesting him TO Withdraw.
but az the same time maintaining that he
IS the regularly nominated candidate
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-24

A Bryan and Sowan club was organized
last night in Monroe Ward. the meeting
taking place at Laube's Hall corner First
and Broad streets Fifty-four members
signed the roll The election OF officers
which was held had the following result:
President. George Mod. Blake: First Vice
President, ". = Adkins Second Vice
President. w. NJ. Coulling: Third Wee
President. J. S. Corley. Fourth Vice
President, 7 LOvenstcin. Fifth Nice-Fresi-
dent H. NJ. Shield; Secretary. w. Mac
Jones: Treasurer. J. W. Rawlay.
Speeches were made by T. -. Lacy,
OF wv Kent Alderman George Med.
Blake. William Couling, and others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-24
KILLED WHILL cOUPLING CHS.
An Operetta and Ohinese-Laniern Drjii.
EeuI f~fafe Boom.

An Operetta and chi ese-Laniern Dun.
Eeal Estate Boom.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, Sept. 70
Special-Alr. A. c. Maupin, fasinan on
the Southern railway. was killed yeater-
DAY evening near Alexandria, while en-
gagged in coupling cars. His body was
brought to Charlottesville and Inferred
.n Maplewood Cemetery this evening at 4
O'clock. Mr.. Maupin was the son-in-law
OF Mr.. A. ". Ward, of this city
There was an interesting entertainment
given at ivy opera iast evening at 3
e'clock. the proc eds of which was given
o. s.. Johns chaLs& The exercises In
sluded an operetr and Chinese lantern
6rill. which was S.uch enjoyed by d
large audience.
Real estate seems 10 be on boom IN
the neiehborhood of Ivy Depot Several
fine farms have been sold at good prices
within the last ten days.
Miss Eliza Fisher. Of Richmond. VINO
has been spending some time with her
sister. Mrs. J. NJ Wigginson. near Ivy,
returned home yesterday
There has been a great change IN inc
atmosphere here witt i'm the last twenty
four hours. the thermometer having drop
ped from "a to as. making oyercoat and
fires very comfortable
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-24

At the Rroad-sireet VI. z. church on
Friday evening. September 25th. there
will be given 10y the young ladies and
gentlemen Of the church. assisted bv Miss
Frances Leigh Starr, the elocutionist. a
most attractive and unique entertainment
called. "The Family Album" This viii
be distinct novelty. and as the proceeds
are for such a worthy cause it is safe
TO predict that there will be a large crowd
TO take advantage of what promises TO he
such a delightful affair
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-24

nc addresses q frec-SiIvor Club CoId :,
The Mountains

,-T-,-.,-., TT IT WWNTIIU~.
OhlSIlANSBURG, VA. Sept. o.
HleoiaI Last nish, the Chrisfiansbura.
free-silver Club met 40 the cou-t-house
ana were addressed by Mr.. u. Lee Nooro
ana eN-Mayor Jones. OF Roanoke. Tbev
haH very large crowd TO hear them
Mr. Moore has been "a Ronublican an
or his life. and was elected Common
weaith's Attorney of this county bv the
Republicans. which office be now holds
lie is now free-silycr man. ana is
speaking in the cause of Bryan and free
silver
We have had touch OF the equinox
this week. and it IS very cool here To-
night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-24

WASHINGTON. Sept % Mint Director
Preston is advised that S2s00OOO gold has
reached San Francisco nom Australia.
and Will find its way into the Treasury.
The gold is In English sovereigns. and as
foreign coins are not q lesal-tonder IN the
United States the gold viii be sent &c
the United states mint az San Francisco
TO b. coined into United States eagles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-24

WASHINGTON. SCOT 23.-The civil
Service Commission is informed by the
Treasury Department that it has dis
continued tho services of William Sprin-
ger and John Tcrncv deputy collectors Of
customs at Port Huron. Michigan. who
was charged by the Civil Service Com
mission with having received political
contributions from government employees
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-24

interesting Facts About Richmond's CIts-
zcns and Ct Ter Matters.

a morse hitchcd 10 "a market wagon took
irlsht an am electric car ON the corner OF
seventh and Grace streets yesterday
morning and ran about half a square.
coIhdng with another wagon standing
outside of NO. 400 east Grace street. No
damage WAS done. however
At Emmanuel Baptist church. for the
benefit OF tine Ladies Aid Society. there
Will be given inns evening Johnson's pic
toriai lecture. IAN Evening With the sa-
viour Of the World Mrs. Laura Il.
johnson Will explain the story about
little Laura.
Mr.. David Terry. the gentleman VIII.
wds waylaid and robbed ON Arch street
near the Free bridge ON Monday night.
In speaking OF the occurrence yesterday
said that there were three men in the
party al the time Of tho robbery instead
OF two. as was stated yesterday. The
TWO men who made their escape were Of
average build and RATHER neatly dressed.
ana Mr Terry says ~ could easily iden-
NY one OF them
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-24

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Sept 2g Fore
cast for Thursday
Virginia. Slightly warmer, winds shift
ine 10 south.
North Carolina: Generally fair; slightly
warmer; northerly winds.
Indications: Weather will contiule fair
cast OF the Mississippi river with slowly
rising temperature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-24

If he had displayed little more activity.
Farrell was thrown out at the base.
The feature of the game was the I'M
usual number OF New York players left
on bases Seymour pitched good BAH.
Attendance. $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-24

Cleveland shut. out the Colonies by Pure

Cleveland shut. out the Colonies by Pure
Luck Eie score al Philadelphia.
CLEVELAND. o.: Sept 23.-The Cleve-
land won to-day's game from Louisville
after one OF the closest ana most exciting
struggles on the home grounds this sea-
son. Wallace pitched one Of the finest
games ever seen here Both OF Cleve-
lands runs were uneamed and lucky
Fraziers pitching was OF the kind that
would have won any ordinary game. At
tendance f0O
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-24
YxRrOCs POLITICAL NOTES.
Snep Shots From Anrpe tho (1ebs nnS
Pesscnsi Hotsc Of The Ciubtrvrs.
1YT0nrra Ward Eryan and Sevail rlus
was orca ni7cG ~ L~sbSf Hall lfst night
Mr. M-- L--.-- -L- MNM inoNn l--ul


Was orra 0ized ~ L-sbTf Hal lest night
Mr. Mac Jones. iha Ven knowr local
sketch artist and entertainer vi give
- political chalk talk az The regular
Eceklv meeting of Dor Central Bryan and
kew.Il Camraign club 900 Sar4or Hall.
Tonight. Mr. Jones IFS located t.ifh Sec
md has DID, doubt collected Dot of mate
rial which Nill Doe very amusing.
There VIII he "a meeting Of tho CITY
silver COMMITTEE Ftidav night
An effort be- being made 90 get Deputy
commissioner Of Pensions II. q Hell
10 return 20 Richmond " De comes ho
VII most likely speak in the West Inu.
he Oh Dominion lemorra fic' Club
held meeting last night at their Eoad-
quarters. corner Seventeenth ana Main
streets. Contain John Lamb and Ctnor
speaker were present and addressed the
meeting
Judge l.. l.. Lewis will DE nominated
~ a'titlnal On Tomorrow. ~tlll D. gFc
me nomi mating Speech ISL il Judge Wal
ON. am greatly rrafi1el 40 fho ac-
uon or the Republicans Of GO0chland
county. ail the fNnH si0us ffNrHl li. 10
me m other counties = The district. which
M"uiq nave given me their Delecafi. us
lHd ! permitted DO utli.ro % 30 r.ra-
non M this time hy the Pcp11iicqns I'm
tnls district. with no gold Ncmor..ffic
candidate. is equivalent 20 an .'rrf,n
however. ! do not care Tor any further
conFru s1onal donors. a4 have enough ID
attend % in my law practice / am
an accident"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-24

Hon. Garter H. Harrison, OF Powhata1.
msmber Of the House of Delegates. who
has been affiliating with the Populsts
for several years. was in the city yesterday
and announced his purpose TO vote for
Bryan and SewalL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-24
RANCE OF THEKMONIETER.

The following was the range ~ re
thermometer al The Times office yest,r-
day: A NJ. 80: II NJ. 81: 3 q. VI. O.;
9 y. NJ. 90; o L. NJ. 81; midnight. AS.
Average. IS f-3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-24

Washington S.9'T, .....1o1o2o23x- .
sew summary mar Earned wash ,2ss51,e p.
Wv YORK. 3. Left on hases-N asll.,--
t ton" o New york A. Bos's by ns Iron on
E.lls"xorron. ?. seymour , a. s'r r,ns
pans yorton. /; seymour 6. Home Bo., rovs
OUT TN i Demontrevnle. and l BeeE'eg'
LUSH, hits rGlts-Farren and Tiernan'
T ,,..,so 1 rloovs~smi,h. oBrien and ' l,m
wright wright -,cS Time Of game one Hour
--d offv minutes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-24

Az the conclusion of General Buckncr's
speech n large number OF prominent gem
tlemen crowded around him and grasped
hl- hand most lcH rtlly. Tie was con-
graduated on an sides for his splendid
speech as was also Governor pFerrall
Just before lie meeting was declared
adjourned by General Wise the band
played "Old Kentucky Home end
cheers resounded from all parts OF the
room at once.
General Buckner viii spend most OF
the dav in Richmond to-day with his
many friends and admirers. lie viii
leave this evening Tor Baltimore, where
he will speak tomorrow night Prom
Baltimore he goes 70 philadelphia, whore
he speaks Saturday night.
The disturbance al the Academy OF
OF Music last night during the addresses
Of Governor O. fcrrall and 1egtrr Buck
ner, which IS fully descri1ea IN ano'n. IN
column Of The Times. clmnair 100 t'e
arrest of Mr. H. N Smith cN-Common-
wisalths Attorney and A. B. lloid. Tho
above persons were taken To inc SECOND
station. whore eNplane lions were in oietf.
These explanations were to tnn rn
chat SIR D0ll took SOM. exception f1 D.
remark made 10 him hv Mr.. smith tNHf
che was surprised 20 hi4 behavior nr
words to that effect a i'ic rliL l'.-
lowed tits remark 1nd the officers De-
Havine - personal collision to ho lmm.-
nent. arrested the two parties as above
The o0icer= accompanied 2icsers. smith
ono Ur1l 10 the residence OF lnstir"
Crltchfaid. where the whole affair WAS
explained. and ar hls il fHIH' cfifrHN
COS hr ~ tho Second etH zion. hNpNlh
tho accused PARTIES to e. free.
Sergeant Cosby said Tate last nleNL
that the impression nrdo upon hs MINI
was that Mr.. Smith was cu ltor'ng To
nufet the disturbance ND uo hf me rIif. f-
ifoe in or1r that me sneakers might
receive p respectful hearfng
smith N.rf fI'|IH Vines IN9I NINNf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-24

Games Scheduled Tor To-Day.
cleveland at Louisville.
Baltiu ore at New YORK.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Flttsburg nc St. Louis.
Boston az Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-24

Summary: Earned runs-Philadelphia, IL;
Brooklyn. 7. Base on errors-Brookyn,
j. Left on bases-P Philadelphia, Is, Brook
lyn, 7. Base on balls-Orth. 4; Carsey, !;
Payne. /; Abbey. ?. Struck out-Orth, ?;
Calsey. /; Abbey. 2. Home runs-Ilall-
nan. Anderson. Three-base hits-LaJ ole
Ortiz. Griffin Shirdle. Two-base hlts-La-
Joie. Thompson. Anderson. Griffin, Shin
die. Double play-Shlnile and Anderson.
Wild pitch-Ahb-y. Passed ball-Grady.
Umpire. SheIan. Time OF gene. two hours
and five minutes.
WASHINGTON. .; NEW YORK, s.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 23.-The New
Yorks outbatted the homo team more
than two TO one. but were unable 10
win on account OF three disastrous errors.
In the eighth inning. after two men
were out Gleason fumbled Brown
grounder. Cartwright was then given
his base on balls. filling the bases. Far
rell was sent In 10 hit in place or Nor
ton. and sent liner to left for three
bases, which Stafford would have caught
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-24

Hon H. T. Maynard of Portsmouth,
was IN the city yesterday morning on
business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-24
copy
OOH AT nnrhnm

DURHAM y. c. Sept Especial
The weather Is very cold ami frost threat
ened.
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THE DEMOCRATS.
Continued from Second Pags)

though I am not here OF my own voli-
ton. l have reached that period OF
life when. having Gscharced my duties
as well as / have been able to DO. repose
and quiet are more Agreeable TO Ire than
any call or duties / had retired from
politics and sought rest az my home.
But when this crisis arose some months
ago. / thought that every citizen, what
ever his age or merit should use what
ever influence he had 10 maintain the
merit. the honesty. and the dignity Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-24

Miss Cecile Fildenheimer Of Baltimore
Md. is visiting her cousin, Ms. jacob
*. Fisher. Of 1910 Floyd avenue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-24
Totals ............... %
LOUISVILLE.


Cleveland ......... OOOO'2 O.
Louisville .......... OOOOOOOOO 8
ST lmary: Base on errors-Cleyeland. ?.
Left on bases-Cleyeland. 9: Louisville.
g. Base ON balls-Wallacc. 2; Frazer, 3.
Struck out-Walace, $, Frazer 3. Two
base hits-McAlecr. Sacrifice hits-John-
son. Double plays-Dolan and Johnson.
Neon ChiIds, and Tebeau. Hit by pitch
er-Walace. j. Time, one hour and nifty
minutes. Umpires. Emsle and Sheridan.
PHILADELPHIA. Il; BROOKLYN. Is.
PHILADELPHIA, sept. 23-Brooklyn
ami Philadelphia INDUCED in an old
fashioned smuggling game but the Quak
punched their hits a little better and won
out. Both teams played a fast neiding
game 100 face 70. terrific hitting. The game
was called AZ the end Of tho seventh in
ming on account Of darkness. Weather
clear ard chilly. Attendance. 200.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-24
MASHINGTON.
NEW YORK.

T II ~ = =
'Batted FOR Norton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-24
PHILADELPHIA.
BROOKLYN.

Total e.. ... ...h ]
Smyrna times., 1896-07-29

The Business Mems Campaign Com
mittee to promote the election of Nc
Kinley and Hobart, of which Mr.. John
H. Converse is chairman, has for its
object the formation of a general COM
mittee to be composed of the business
men of Philadelphia and vicinity. The
need of such organization is self evil
dent to all who appreciate the magni-
tude of the issue at stake-the question
of Sound Money-and this being so,
there should be a general volunteering
to swell the ranks and put Philadelphia
in line with the other large cities, il
each of which similar movement is tC
be started without delay. PhiIadet
phia Record.