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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09

GOOD Racing Event--A Runaway FOL
lowed the Races.
STANTON. VA. Sept. Especial
To-day was the first day of the Live
Stock Association Fair.
The weather was perfect; the track in
rood condition. and the racing carne
of as scheduled, and was very good.
The trotung race for county horses
was Won by Gordon Wrghts Siaude,
with Thornburgs Easter Boy second
Klirmg race. .nrce tear-olds, was won
by A. ID. Payncs Advance. F>ar1sh's
Watermelon second. and ;. ". T. Com
ers' paisey Dean third. AL Chariottes-
Vile horses.
The third and last race Of the day,
trotfins. was won By Dyer Bros Jack
Cooke.
Alter the racing was ovcr, oner' s
brown mare kicked up a great dust In a
runaway. dashing around the track for
n mile and a half AT a fearful rate.
ard then across the grounds throwing
Conner from his bike. and causing severe
injuries.
As to-day was opening day the crowd
was small. but as good "a heretofore
on first day Tho glowing sunset gave
promise Of another long autumn day 20
morrow. and a largo crowd IS expected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09

several weeks. leaves tomorrow Dor
Washington. lie expects TO san from
New York city on Wednesday, Septcm~
Der 10Th. and will so almost direct TO
Tehoran. arriving there early In Noyemr
ber.
Minister Mcdonald has purchased as
a present for tho Shan a handsome heavy
seal ring. with a large intaglic onyx
stone. IN which will be Inscribed the
Tcrsan language. ITO His Imperial Males
~. the Shah-in-Shah from United States
Minister Mcdonald"
Two suits have been instituted In the
Circuit Court Of BOtctourt county by
J. =. Shultz receiver OF the Franklin
Brass Company one Of which IS against
the Home Insurance Company. Of New
York. for $4,000 and interest for five
wears and the other against tho Aetna
Insurance Company. OF Hartford, for s.
600 and interest also for five years. The
suits viii lie moved TO the United States
Court at Lynchburg.
They are similar 20 the suit OF Schultz
receiver. IS. The Phoenix Insurance Com
pany. OF Brooklyn for 5000 which was
recently argued before Judge Paul. and in
which q decision IS expected at the next
term OF United states Court
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09
TALENT WINS At WINDSOR.
appointment. for speech Making by the
PopuIist Committee.

Appointments for speech Making bv the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Committee.
me following is explanatory:
Heal4udrlefS Democratic state Committee
Rooms over ss east Mains street
richmond, Va. September /. lsgs.
speakers and times and places OF speak
IHs are announced as follows.
y. b. WESCOTT
10th
l2th -'' anu
Rowing Green. September 18th.
Iappahannock, September 2lst.
Salnda. September 3d.
MontrOss, September 2sth.
A. p. STAPLES
Campboi Courthouse. September 18th.
Roanoke Courthouse. September DIST.
WILLIAM A. JONES.
King and Queen (court-dayl. September
IT. W FLOURNOY.
10Th.
Caroline Courthouse. September l4th.
Amherst Courthouse. September DIST.
WILLIAM b. PETIT
Louisa (court-day). September l4th.
PETER J. OTEN.
Campbell! (court-day), September 18th.
Roanoke Courthouse, September 2ist.
II. d. FLOOD.
AppomattoN lcourt-day). September 10th.
Botetourt (court-daJ September hth.
Amherst Courthouse. September 2lst
Cumberland Courthouse september 12d
". H. Mann
Prince Edward, September 2ist.
McFariand's, Lunenburs. September
18th
T.. " HUBBARD.
CHARLES ". WALLACE. JR.
Richmond city might. september 10Th.
Chesterfield lcOurt-day). September l4th.
SAMUEL W WILLIAMS.
Gate City Scott county. September 14th.
Tazewel Courthouse. September Odd
H. Y. STRAYER.
Raprahannock (court-day), September
lSth.
Green Courthouse. September 18th.
Madison Courthouse. September 2ith.
CLAUDE a. SWANSON.
Franklin county especially, september sth
and 18th.
floyd Courthouse. September 18th.
WILLIAM L. HENNING.
Sussex (court-day). September Sd.
Greensvlle (court-Gay). september lth.
vs.. @. HARDAWAY.
Buchanan September 5th.
HENRY r. POLLARD.
Nansemond Courthouse. september lfth.
J. +. HUBBARD.
CAMM PATTESON.
Potetourt Buchanan). (uishO. sePoem-
Der 18th.
<. +. JONES
washington Heights, Roanoke county
night. September sth
Campbell Courthouse. september AtA.
4. @. ATTKlsSON.
Goochland Courthouse. September ls'.
MARYUS JONES.
Mathews Courthouse. september lf'n.
yo-k Courthouse September 2lst.
Auddlesex Courthouse. september ~~u'
JAMES " BEcKHAM.
Cail2eper Courthouse SEPTEMBER .ll'' ISL
!. TAYLOR ELLfSoN' Chairman
Joseph Button secretary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09

PETERSBURG. VA. Sept. S.-Special.-
The Democrats Of Petersburg assembled
iu their respective wards Tonight, and
elected delegates 10 the city cOnyntiCn 90
be held tomorrow night which VIII
elect delegates 10 the Fourth District
Congressional Convention which conycnes
on next Thursday night. Tho delegates
elected tonight from six wards were I'M
structod for Hon. sydney j. Epcs as the
nominee for Congress from this district.
II is understood thatq the delegates from
Tie other wards while not instructed are
for EUes.
The Board Of Governors Of the Cham
Der Of Commerce az It's meeting This ai-
t,rroon elected x-Congressman Edward
g.. Nenable. Simon Seward Mason l,o-
maine. j. T.. Routh and Jacob Cohen
commissioners 10 represent Petersburg at
the Tennessee ontennial which opens on
May j. 1891 and continues six months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09

AZ n meeting ~ the citizens ~ Kir-
william county held AZ King William
Courthouse on the 2Jth ~ August. 1895
Judge Roger Gregory was called 20 m,
CLAIR and Thomas H Edwards. Esq.
was appointed secretary
Tho following resolutions were offered
by Colonel William r. Aylett ana unani-
uously adopted.
Resolved. That the death of Colonel II.
p. Tonlin In HIS eighfy-nrst year. re-
moves from orr midst a. distinguishes
citizen. whose legislative and mlli-ar,,
services gave him n high and honorable
place ln the history - orr county For.
nearly twenty wears. rs a member Of tho
Virginia Legislature. Dc was conenicuors
FOR his ability and fidelity IN the dis
charge OF duty. IA an officer I'm the Con
Tolerate services he was patriotic ana
brave. and fearlessly led hts men on tho
'nerillous edge" OF battle he was high
toned. honorable. and jus- On an hsa
dealings with his fealow-rnan. ara no
stigma ever soiled the record OF his long
and useful life
Resolved second. That q cony ~ thc-a
rrcceodincs be sent 20 tho Richmond and
west Point newspapers for publication.
Resolved. third. That the nudge ~ ths
County Court Of King William be re-
luested 10 spread these resolutions on tho
order-t ook OF the court.
ROGER GREGORY,
Chairman,
THOs. II. EDWARDS.
Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09

MAIA. Died. September :. 1896. ANAL
DO MAlA. aged twenty seven years
only son OF Jennie and Cam lilo Maia,
the wen-known confectoner dealer oil
IA east Broad street.
Funeral notice IN afternoon and
morning Iapcrs.
TIIALHIMER.- Died. September Eth AZ
Clio =. NJ. SAMUEL c.. THALIlMER.
in bis nineteenth year
Funeral from his fathers residence
4O4 east Clay street. THIS AFTER
NOON az 4:30 o'clock.
TIMBERLAKE.-Dled al her home, 1913
west Marshall street, Richmond. Va,
September 9Th, l.25 . NJ, LUCY
JANE. eldest daughter OF Thomas B.
and Elizabeth v Undertake, In her
twentieth year.
The funeral OF Miss LUCY J. TIM
BERLAKE will take place THIS WED
nesday) AFTERNOON a, o'clock from
Calvary Baptist church.
Eledericksburg pagers please copy.
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and captured a pair Of hits and run.
Sholta was IN gilt-edge shape again, not
withstanding one measly error and Berte
covered his two acres as of Old
This is the last week Of the regular sea
son here and the clubs are playing good
HI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09
UNSUITABLE HOMICIDE
Saturday he secured employment VITA
rcssrs. Minor a. Jacobs.

rcssrs. Minor q Jacobs.
no CHANCE FOR HIS LIFE.
Although Winners deed was done fos
revenge, Thalhimcrs friends think thsd
be ought 20 have given the young ruar
n chance to DO honOrably by his oaugl.
ter. lie was not given tho least oppor.
tunity. Accosted on his way home b,
was cut down. Had he had n chance
his friends say. the unfortunate aifah
would not have eliminated In tho shock
ing tragedy. II is truly sad affair. and
the sympathy 60 out 10 all the innocent
people who are now sore IN Bereavement.
The sad spectacle OF the destruction q
two once happy homes being forcebiy
presented.
Tho funeral Of Mr.. lThaihimer VIII
take place from his fathers residence NJ
i. NJ. to-day
no EFFORTs FOR BAIL.
The verdict Of the Coroncr's Try m
the case or WINNER IS expected % have
n strong effect IN the trial. II IS not
known whether or not the prisoner viii
10 allowed bail rc viii be carried before
tho Police Court this morning. when jus
ticc Crutchned will probably certify the
case 70 The grand Jury. No application
was made last night Tor bail. as would
have been expected IN view Of tho YER
diet Of the Coroner's ury.
While the prisoner was naturally very
much encouraged when Informed or nc
verdict ~ the Cor0ncr's Jury. he would
have nothing further 70 say last ngnt'
referring all questions 10 DIS counsel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09

4 Deputy Commissioners Who May be
Asked 10 Ee.iEn.

Deputy Commizstoner Who May be
Asked 90 Resign.
WASHINGTON. y. c.. SEPT s.-There
is a rumor here. that Deputy Commits
sioncr Of Pensions Bel. who has been
taking a very active part in the cam
paign in advocacy OF free silver. and who
viii address a needing IN Richmond to-
morrow night. Will be asked TO resign.
Neither Mr. Boil. nor any OF his friends
credit tho report. and TO representative
OF The Times. Mr.. BelL said to-day; Il
have no idea Of resgning. but propose 20
continue 10 exercise my independence and
% express my views without waiting for
the approval Of the Administration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09
THE TOWN or CREUE.
The Death Of ChiId-Kcv Mr. Gale Goes
to Another state.

CREWE VA. September S.-Special.-
Tho District School Board met here yes
tegday ard appointed Miss Ada Perry
OF near J>ifrcss Store. this county teach
er Of the Jennings Ordinary SCHOOL.
Mrs W. A Elliott and children, and
Miss Bessie Chatham, LEFT today 10
vi~. friends and relatives I'm Lynchburg.
Miss Ruth CHS. OF Appomattox county,
Is visiting Miss Sallie Kelley.
Rev Il. T. Gayie left yesterday for
birmingham. Ala, to assist in a revival
meeting.
Tie infant child Of MI and Mrs. NJ G.
Chatham died Saturday last, and was
buried Sunday afternoon in the Grove
cemetery.
Mrs Y. 4. Hurt left yesterday morning
for Lunonburg county. where she had been
summoned 10y telegram announcing the
death of her father, Mr.. Love.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09

LOUISVILLE. KY. Sept. S.-Nouhca-
ton OF Palmer and Buckner Will ulAa
place an the Auditorium az 1880 O'Clock
saturday evening Tho Committee on AT
rangemenis is now az work on the pro
,-ramme. on the evening spec nj VIII
be run from every city and town within
800 miles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09
FIVE WON IN TWO DAYS.
TINS rs THE UNPRECEDENTED
RECORD or the CHAMPIONS.
The Senators Take Pair From the
Browns-Colts Defeat the Quakers and
Giants Win From Pirates.

BALTIMORE. MD. Sept. S.-By win
ming both games today the Champions
succeeded IN making the unusual. II not
unprecedented, record Of five victories
IN two days. Joe Corbett pitched his
first ball game in the league, and did
well. Attendance, All.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09
THE H4NOTER TROOP.
They Hold Their Annual Eeunion-Capt
Hahn Infnb ~ppaks.

ASHLAND. VA. September S-SpeciaL
The Han0gef Troop Association held its
annual meeting az Ashland Park to-day.
The reunion Was "a most enjoyable one
and the day was spent by the old sol
diers in telling "reminiscences OF the days
mat tried mems souls and singing war
songs. lod by Mr.. Peter II. L~adbotter.
Speech-making was also indEiged IN.
Captain John Lamb Of the Third Virginia
Cavalry. Wickham's brigade, was pres
rnt by invitation. and made an address.
not. however. OF a political nature.
Speeches were also made by MesSrs. y.
W. Sydnor. Clifford Brown, !. a. Brown
and others
II w. Sydnor was reelected president
as was Walter j. Wingleld. first vice
president. j. &. Cooke, second vice-presi-
dent. and j. \. Brown. secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09

The man who neglects them is ,rfliug with
his life He IS playing an unequal game
with death He Is fencing with a superior
adversary.
The downhill road from health runs di-
rcctly TO consumption. Consumption is the
disease of weakness. A debilitated condi-
ton. from whatever cause leaves broad
road for the beginning Of this disease It's
mamie tells its story 1t means not only con-
sumption of the lungs, but consumption
Of the whole body.
Loss of appetite, loss of sleep, loss of
nerve force, loss Of flesh these are fore
runners and indications Of consumption.
The tearing down of the bodily tissues
should be met by building-up process.
An unusual bodily state exists and II must
be met with unusual measures. The un-
healthy body needs medicine, just as surely
as the healthy body does not
The body that is starting towards consump-
tion needs Dr.. Picrce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. twill cure ninety eight per cent.
of all cases Of consumption II is an infal-
lible blood maker and flesh builder. 1t
stimulates digestion, invigoratss the nerves,
makes the brain clear and the body strong
II IS not a new and untried experiment 1t
has been curing people for thirty years, and
thousands have testified TO the wonderful
help il has given them.
THE Peoples Common Sense Medical Ad.
wiser" has had the largest sale Of any medical
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09

A Beautiful, Hard Fought, Errorless
Gnlna 10 HI.a.n Tic Inn1cra

NORFOLK, VA. September Special.
by score OF 20 3 Portsmouth won
from Norfolk on the formers grounds.
II was beautiful hard fought. error
lees battle. Astounding I'm fast work. Sheck-
ards great catches IN LEFT field were
particularly fine. All seven OF the runs
made were earned by hard, timely hitting.
Brandt and Gilroy were the opposing
pitchers. and We're equally effective. Score.
PORTSMOUTH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09

THOs. II. EDWARDS.
Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09

One Organized TO Take the Place of the
sn.nendrd Rocky Mount Bunk.

ROANOKE. VA. Sept S.-Special-The
Exchange Banking Company was organ
lied here to-day TO take the place Of the
bank at Rocky Mount, Franklin county,
which was closed last Saturday.
The officers elected are as follows:
President. r. II. Fishburue. of Roanoke;
ice-prcsident. !. y. Montgomery. OF
Rocky Mount. The cashier Will be elected
40 the meeting OF the board Of directors
in this city TOMORROW. The board. with
the exception of J. ID. Davis. OF Wales
boro. Va. is composed Of Roanoke and
Rocky Mount capitalists
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09
YEsrBRDAY's TURF EYESTs.
The Doncaster September Meeting Opens
Races In This Country.

LONDON, Sept. S.-The Doncaster
September meeting was opened to-day
with the race for the Fitzwililams stakes,
all ages. selling, three-Quarters mile.
| Tho race was won by Mr.. J. Ribby's Chin
Chin. five years old. Captain MchaeS 8
Encounter was second and l.. Brassey $
Pardalo third. Enoch Wshard's Amer
lean flly Damscl IL. ran unplaced.
In the race for the Champagne stakes.
for two-year-olds. five furlongs and l52
yards. Lord Rosebery's b. g. Nelasque
beat Lorilllard's oh. c. Berseak. The bet
ting was II 10 on Nclasque
The Clumber Plate. five furlonss and
152 yards. all ages non-winners above
20 soyereigns, was won by 4. LoriiiarG's
br. G. Sandia. two years old. Lord VOL
vertons b. C. Ugly. four years old. was
second. and i. Wishard's tr. <. Mack
Briggs third.
The Great Yorkshire handicap plate, OF
1900 soverelgns. for three-year-o ard
upwards. Old 81. Leger course. one mile,
six furlones and 132 yards was won by
Lord Durhams b. Z. Drip. three years
old. William G. Singers CHI g. Tei-scoU.
second and A. +. Calverts Chit-Cnay
third
EMPTY HANDED BOOKTES.
ST. LOUIS. September s-The book
makers went home empty-handed to-day
as five Of the six favortes won Track
fast and attendance. large. Summarizes:
First race. seven furlongs-Higb Test
O0i Rowe. 10 p first. with Hush second
and King Michael third. Time. l.ee
Second race, seven furlongs- Peiless
CO.., T.. Murphy, 10 - first, with Ferris
Hartman second and joe Hart third
Time l.29
Third race. six furlongs Ne
81. 9. Combs, l3 10 l0l first. with Pcna-
neia second and Milford third. Time.
l.lJ IL.
Fourth race five furlongs Sweet Favor
dale C5. Il. Jones. 10 10 lW first. with
Anielit May second and Leader Pan
third. Time. 1904 -.
Fifth race. five furlongs-Fig Leaf rC3.
f.. Jones. TO - first. with Blitzen's Sis
ter second and Juanita third Time.
1902 IA.
Sixth race. one mile-Kamsn OOs. Nc
Hugh. 10 % first. with Couronne a. or
second and Mamir G.. third. Time.
l42 IL
TALENT WINS AT WINDSOR.
DETROIT. MICH, sept s.-Lady Cal
lahan was the only winning fayirfte at
Windsor to-day. Summarizes
First race-six furlongs Sky Blue first.
with Chiquita second and Charley Weber
third. Time. 1.lG4
Second race-fve furlonss.-Lady Gala
han first. with John Couroy second and
Brown Girl third Time. O3i..
IiArd race-one mile Duchess first.
with Pete Kitchen second and Sauteur
third. Time. J 45it
Fourth race-hFe and a half furlongs.-
Jonn Sullivan first. Nltn Alterna s...,,,,,
and John Carr third. Time. 1.O9L
fifth race-iive and a half furloneq -
bona schoenieid first with I'm Eu-
1.Os.. '-''''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09

Not five hundred people attended tie
game yesterday but those who did sec It.
were well paid for their trouble in going
out TO Wcst-End Park. Interest in the
contest was kept up from start 70 finish.
and Keny's men fought fer the same
Ike tigers. But the Champions were in
good shape and were equally as deter
nined 20 get the game If possible. And
il proved not only possible. but there w.s
a mArEIn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09

When all the tiny wheeling stars
Their cycle lamps have ht
And. bending DER their handle bars,
ON roads celestial iNt.
7 trurdle ont NY tandem neet
with Daisy az my size.
We mount. and then our flying leet
propcl us far and wide
Along the smooth secluded Pike
We take our evening run,
Two souls with but single bike,
Two hearts that scorch as one.
-E9rl h. Eaton, in Truth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09

WINSTON. p. c.. Sept. 81. W. ash
lev d Sons. large plug tobacco manu-
turing finn az Mount Atty. have iSned'
naming j. VI. Patterson trustee. mer-
camille firm in which they are interested
az the same place also failed. The as
sets and Liabilities were not given out.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09
OBITUARY.


WASHINGTON. y. c.. September -
The state Ispartmen1 received kilograms
thls morning from Deputy Consui-pen-
eral Valas. at Nuevo LarendO, anu from
Vice Consul nielenbcrg. at Matamoras,
Mexico. announcing the death OF tho
American Consul. John B. German. az
the latter place 10 Information is given
as 10 The cause Of death.
Mr. German. who was appointed from
Georgia. has been ar his post for two
years and has proved an exceptionally
fine officer Recently be saved the crew
or a small American vessel that was
overturned by a cyclone outside the har-
Dor OF Natamoras al the risk OF bis
own life
The State Department te'eGraphei Vice
Consul BleNnborg % prepare Tie remains
FOR shipment home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09
THE TIMEs-R1CHMOND VA WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER Irrc

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Sept. s.-The
Washington rSte hers were in better form
than the St Louis twirlers. and conse-
qucntly the home team scored two VIC
tories. Smith and Cartwright maze
triple play in the initial inning of the
first game. Attendance. 5000. scores:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09
Death comes in

Death comes IN
the guisc Of con-
sumption III ore
frequently than in
any other form
Fully one sixth Of
all the deaths in
the world are at
tnbutablc directly
10 this one disease.
The symptoms
! Of coming con-
i sum ption are
maui .aT ...-..T
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09
LOUISVILLE.



'ililler bated for Johnson.
''McFarand for Frazier in ninth.
Score. r. TT. +.
Baltimore e. ...1 0O310C5x-10 y Z
LOUIS lie ....... % : c00o1-9 "a 1
barned rdns-Baitimore.7; Louisville. 4.
Bases by errors-Eaitimore. /, Louisville,
8. Left on bases-BalumOre, z. Louis
vile. Is. Bases on balls-McMah6n. @.
Frazier 8. Struck -McMahon. 4. Fra
zier. I. Three base hits-Kelley. Umpiros.
Donnelly and Miller Time Of game, two
hours and fifteen minutes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09

Abou bin Bryan. may his tribe decrease.
Awoke one night from a deep dream OF
And sIw within the moonlight IN his
MAKING n rich and surer'ike in bloom.
An angel writing in a book az gold.
Exceeding gall haa made Blu Bryan
And 10 the presence IN the room he said.
"Whst nritest thou2' Ihe vision raised
i-s head.
And. with d look OF what he might eE-
Answered Their names who'll get it in
And am oIo?" asked Abou. q don't
know"
Replied no angel. Abou spake more low.
Bur eneerly sull. and said. ~ pray thee.
sir.
Write me- as one rot liable TO err"
The angel wrote and vanished. The next
night
Z, camt again with a great November
And slowed the MINES Of those knocked
rsley-West;
Aud i3. Hu Bryons name led all the
rest New York sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09

Summary: Earned runs-Portsmouth. 4:
Norfolk. 9 Two base -Hargrove. A.
Mcfarland. Wentz 2. Armstrong. Three
base hits-Sheckard. A Mcfarland. Struck
out-By Trsndt. !; bv Gilroy. 2. stolen
bascs-Ean. Gilroy. Left on bases Ports
mouth. g. Norfolk. 4 Double plays
Gouchnar ,nd Han. Ha~grove and Hall:
Rollins and Gouchnsr Bases on balls
on Brandt l; of Gilroy. /. Hit by pitch
er-Rothermel. Umpire. McClosky. Time
OF game, one hour and fifty minutes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09
Totals. ......... 90 G Z 8 q Is
A-L-IA-nA--r - ---.--- Il .-L-----A-

NlchmOnd ................. p 2 % o c % 8
y. News-Hampton...... 100000 o @
Summary Earned Richmond. Q.
Two-hase hits-Marr. Fleming. Allison.
Stolen bases-Foster. 2. Ponder. Marr.
Saolta, Q. Groves .. Kahn. Q. Kelly.
Leach. Base on halls-Om Tailcy A. os
Mccain. a. Hit by pitcher-Baley. Struck
out-Dy bailey. z: hy Mccain. l. Passed
ball--Goodheart. Time Of game. one hour
and forty-nve minutes. Umpire, Tate.
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company each ad. Your name how
ever will not b. published unless you
desire IL. II is only an evidence OF good
faith.
Positively the advertisement must
reach The Times Office by p. NJ. Friday
70 insure It's publication the following
Sunday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09
ST LOUIS.

Summary. Earned Washington q;
ST. Louis. I. Base on errors-Wdsh Ington.
]. ST. Louis /. Left on bases-Washing-
ton, S. St Louis, @. Rase on balls-King.
]. Kissingor, i Struck fout-King. J.;
Nissinger. .. T'hreo-base hits-Turner
and OBren. Two-hase hits-Brown and
King. .. Sacrifice hits-Smith and De-
montreville. Triple plays-Smlth ard Cart
wright Umpire. Lynch Time Of game.
one hour and thirty-fve minutes.