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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03
RUSSELL AND THE COMMISSIONERS
Southern Railway Deed of 1rust-Ihe
Naval Reserves to Dill.

RALEIGH, n. c., September Especial.
Governor Russell authorizes an exchange
of courts between Judges Robinson ana
Allen. This gives Judge Robinson the
December term of Duplln ana Judge N
len the September term OF harhett court
The North Carolina Naval NeseiN
did NOT 20 on q cruise this summer but
the Wilmington Division VIII go down on
the beach and 10 ONE drilllng III camp
Governor Russell Is asked to open the
Rutherfordton Fair with IN address on
october 27th. senator Marion Buler VIII
sneak on the 18th and Hon. W. ;. CrdW-
ford on the 18th.
Last week Governor Russell commls-
stoned Mr. 5. Ohio Wilson a delegate 10
The Rate Congress al Omaha. september
ID saving he confded in Mr.. wilson ;
good sense and loyalty 10 me people %,
North Carolina and would look 10 their
interest. The next day Mr. wilson was
notified that he must appear before Gov
ernor Russell September lst 20 show why
ne should not be removed from the ONCE
of Railroad Commissioner.
The two commissioners snap their ing
ers at the Governor fCr they holh po-'-
lions as judges and he cannot remove
Mr.. S. Ohio Wilson has the proxies OF
Chairman Wilson and lJr. Abbott, tne
other two railroad commissioners NJ the
hearing before Judge Simonton' at WI
minrtOn. regarding tho reduced rates OF
Inc Western Union Telegraph Comnany.
lie evnected to have the Attorney Gene
raj with him TO also represent the state
TIe * now told that governor russell has
retained four lawyers To also appear
rho Agricultural Department have
rranv inouiries regarding lands in North
Csroiina. These inquiries came from par
ties north and west who wish 10 come
South. CO.. -.
The Encouragement Of the state mu-
eertrn is i'm progress. The dlnerent &c
nartments will be prettily arranged. The
new annex will contain the woods and
timbers, geological specimens, building
THE Southern Railroad is having deed
registered Tin all the counties through
which the North Carolina railroad pass
es) to the Central Trust company OF
New York. assigning the southern
lease of the North Carolina railrosd as
security for bonds held by the trust
Company. , g..
Tho overcoats that have been issued 10
the State Guard are found in many cases
To be literally useless. because OF moths.
The blankets and camp equipments are
kept in the arsenal here but the over
coats are kept by the companies. Ihey
have all been called I'm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03
Sporting Notes.

brownie" Eberfeld. the little third
baseman of the Richmond team, has been
offered a chance to play football in Ricn-
mond this fall. with the Athletic CluD.
lie Is anxious TO stay here, and says
he expects to play ball with Richmond
next season. Charley Elsey Will probably
remain in Richmond this winter and play
football. Chauncey Bin Stuart is also
a fast football player.
The announcement is made that Robert
Green a fistc champion from Boston.
will meet VIM. fuller, the Richmond
middleweight champion, on the evening OF
September 9th at the Broad-Street PARK
on the occasion of the Labor Day celebra-
tlon. The bout promises TO be exciting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About kichmond's Oit'"
zens and other Matters.

nr p NJ Pulliam Is seriously III az his
residence, No. 10 north Second street
BISHOP F.. NJ Whittle OF the diocese of
virginia. has gone 20 HarrlsonDurg Tor
"a much-needed rest.
Congressman Sydney p. Epps, OF the
Fourth District. was among tne NlslloI'
at the Capitol building yesterday MORN
ing.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
morning at the Henrico County Court 10
Henry Ellsworth and Nora Regain.
Mr. Thomas F. West and wife. of Fort
Worth Texas are stopping az ms SISTER >
Mrs. NJ. A. Allen. POI south Third street.
The congregation Of st. Andrew Epis-
copal church is erecting new sunday
school building upon the site OF the Ola
structure.
The railroad. steamship and steamboat
clerks of all departments VIII nave =
grand rally at Central Hall Firth street.
next Saturday night at SIS o'clock All are
urged TO attend.
cant. T.. y. Thomson, Of the law ilrm
Of ThOmasOn x Minor, is being uIseu NY
his friends 10 announce himseli a en-
didate for the Legislature. re ms Ivy
as vet made up his mind on the SUBJECT
Mr. Edward Paine organist and music
teacher for many years resident OF TINS
offv has gone to Charlotte. y. G.. 70 ac-
cent the position Of Organist In the CAIN
Ollie church Of that city Among nus No-
cal pupils in Richmond during the sum
mer was Miss Annie Louise heinhdIdl
the gifted violin student
Judge S. 3. witt. Messrs. Mike Macon
and John T.. Epps returned yesterday
morning from COhOke. wehere they made
n raid on the fish ponds. Their eaten was
n great one. Between % and 100 chups,
weighing on an average Of four POUNDS
each. were caught, and brought TO the
city.
Irene. the little electromagnetic
daughter of Mr. r.. G. Landrum, VINO re-
sides al No go south Laurel street teil
from a porch yesterday morning at that
number and received several severe
bruises She was not seriously hurt; ana
at last reports was doing very well.
Rov. w A. 5. Conrad. formerly a drug
oist Of this city. but now prominent
divine of the Methodist Conference
preached 70 large congregation Wed
nesday night AT Laurel street church; MI
Conrad. who Is now stationed on the Rap
pahannock circuit ia taking "a snort Vaca-
ton. He was heartily welcomed atter the
services by his many friends.
col T.. c. Crump. n popular and we'll
! known former resident is on visit to his
old home. after an absence on
some time In Washington city. lie mas
met with a cordial and hearty greeting
! from hosts Of his friends. among whom Is
! ciassed the entire membership Of Lee and
! pickett Camps.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03
NORFOLK HOMh Kidding.
Miss Mamie Cortlandt Dupuy Becomes
the Erihe OF Edmnnh Inaler. IL.


NORFOLK. Va. September Special.
a handsome home wedding took place
This afternoon at $50 o'clock az the reai-
J.uce of Or and Mrs. f. h.. Dupuy mo
bride being their daughter Miss Mamie
Cortlandt Dupuy, and the groom Mr. rn-
n,und Foster Jr.. an electrical engineer
Of Boston. Mass. THE nuptihia were 1oi-
emnized by Rev. w. ). Lacy -. d. DID, the
presence Of large company OF relatives
and friends.
The bride wore n gown ot white or
candle. trimmed in white ribbons. fier
Veil was caught with a cluster or hhe5
of tho valley and she carried "a bouquet OK
bride roses The best man was Mf II.
- Dupuv. brother OF the bride. ana the
maid of honor Miss Fannie Couch. ot
Richmond. who was attited in wniie or
candle trin.med in black lace and carried
"A bunch Of roses.
Tho other attendants were MT carter
n Johnston. 81 Richmond and MISS Nafh
Foster Of cape May. y. j.. sister or mo
gro,m size wearing white Organize. ln7
gentlemen ~ the party wore cuta"'y
euits with light trousers.
MI and Mrs. Foster lett hy 'nr my
rine this evening for bridal TRIP n9'in.
Tbev will reside at Cambridge M''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03
Affairs in Aihemarlc.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. v. Sel''H,u.f
2-speclal-The annual ieuh'on ''.''.,. ID,
IN ,orvene IN a two days session to-
,,,nrroo, morning at North Garden.
AZ " l. Maupln. the esteemed clerk
- t,o court Of Albemarie county VINO
vas injured az The Bcrryville races last
week Is stin IN rather a critical condition
a, his home IN belmont
Miss Mamie y. Christian eldest danen-
,er ~ Captain John ". Christmas. died
mis- morning NJ the residence ~ her
father on Second street. In the thirty
first year Of her age
Her funeral will take place from the
Baptist church tomorrow afternoon az
3 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03
Finest Haviland French China
at less than cost of earthenware.

Finest Haviland CHINA Dinner Plates
full size always soiS for sL69 dozen
will go to-day for sl.25 a set.
Finest HaViland China soup liat'S ~
match always sold for $3.50 dozen, VIII
be closed out for Sl.i5 set. g..
Finest Haviland China cups ana Sau-
GERS. always sold for 1892 Dozen now az
long as they last, 81 set.
Haviland China Fruit or Berry Sauos :.
worth regular s. n dozen. VIII so '""'s
for soc. per set -, MI,
Haviland China Pickle or Radish bish-
es newest will go for 9c. ~.
Finest Haviland China Tea POTS. nav
Hands latest shapes. fancy handle, ac-
tuallv worth $3.50. will go FOR '9c. -.
Haviland China Sugar Dishes iuiy
worth 81 80. now SIC. -,
Finest Haviland China Individual BUT
ter Plates, for 75c. dozen.
Tea Sets, full 50 pieces, nicely
decorated, now S2.55 complete.
large Size Cream Pitchers. real Ger
man China. pretty floral decorations ram
CIV scaloped edge. gold trim regular
price 29c.. selling out price no" Nc'
Real China Salt Cellars, nicely deco
rated. as long as they last, lc. each.
Custard Cups, best yellow Rock
ingham ware, always sold for as
and 80 cents a dozen, now nc.
each.
3-piece finest Austrian China
Dat Meal Sets. beautifully deco
rated, now Csc. set.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03

A ssre Enough Ball Game That Was Ten
Innings Long.

LANCASTER, PA, September 2-Spe-
cial-It required ten innings OF hard,
sharp playing for Lancaster to get the
upper hand Of Newark and Umpire Sny-
der this afternoon. The locals got Tour
runs In the first two innings, three Of
which they earned, mainly through Sny-
der's gross errors IN Judgment.
In the fourth, Newark scored two. and
then scored two In tho snfth by clean
hitting. I.arocques three Dagger In the
eighth and Days Wild throw save Lam
caster another. but Newark tied again in
the same inning with three successive
singles with nobody out
IL was their last run and after both
had been retired without scoring In the
ninth. Lancaster went In and Put two to
their score in the next ON Iasesidys err
ror at first a single by I.arOcque and Sey-
holds two Dagger. The Newark lads
were unable to increase their score and
the seventh straight defeat ~ Lancaster
was scored up against mem. The score:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03
CHASE CITY TOBACCO MARKET.
A Modern Hotel to he Built by the Miner
Water Company.

CHASE CITY, VA. September 2-Spe-
cial.-The planters warehouse was open
ed Yesterday under the new management.
Ii started off most auspiclously selling
makine an average OF over four cents
ner Mound. The outlook for a good to-
bacco crop Is most hopeful:
The merchants are buying farely Tor
nresent stock readily. The wagon fac
tory has more orders than it can I'LL with
it's present capacity, which 1t proposes TO
enlarge soon.
IL is rumored. upon pretty good au-
thority. that the mineral water company
has al last decided to build modern
hotel adequate to the accommodation OF
the visitors here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03
LEC4TO AND MITHEWS.
They Win the Nomination In Aeeomac
With Safe Msjorities.

ACCOMAC.. VA, September 2-Spe-
cial.-In the primaries in this county TO
nominate a senator ard member OF lne
House held last Saturday. the contest wa
waged very bitterly ever s''mc iocai is
sues. in which he late appointment TOT
school SUPPLEMENTARY was prominent
'ha Fox Island investigation. the do8-tax
Law. and other issues.
Mr.. John II. Rev. candidate ior tne
whole county. The result was as ioi-
lows.
For the Senate George w. LeCato'
l7eS: John r. Rev. 5l5. Lecatos ma
iority. l.253.
For the Houses. w. Matthew'S I'm
cumbenD LII: o. A. Drummond' iis.
Matthew'S majority. 1872.
tically equivalent TO an election and the
result FINALLY disposes OF the school ques-
ton In Accomac's politics, the dog-tax
prejudice and other vexatious ouestons'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03
Formulating Train Rules.

TORONTO. ONT. Sept. 1.-The Com
mittee on Train Rules. in connection with
the American Association, was IN ses-
sion here to-day. The session was given
up TO working out the details Of system
by which the trains on all railways viii
be governed by one rule. This would be OF
immense advantage. where the trains OF
one road run over another. Those who
were present were Major f. T. ID. Myers.
president OF the Richmond, Fredericks-
hurg and Potomac railroad: General Su-
nerintendent Sullivan. OF the Illinois Gen.
trail: W. p. Bradley. general superin-
tendent OF the Erie J. r. Kenly. general
manager of the Atlantic Coast Line, and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03
Union Theological Scminarr-

HAMPDEN SIDNEY Va. September ..
-Special.-The seventy-fourth session of
the Union Theological Seminary opened
yesterday at =. NJ. with an address by
DR.. G.. c. kcrsman.
Fifty students are now on the grounds.
Nineteen OF these are new men. This is
considered a good enrolment tor the nrst
day. Twelve old students and several
new ones are stil expected.
All the professors were on hand and
seem to be in good shape for the work
before them.
Or. johnson, VINO has been troubled with
his throat. is greatly improved.
Mr.. {. c. Anderson, an old student. re-
turned TO his home near this place from
his summer work in Pocahontas county.
w. Va. sick with typhoid fever
This IS thought TO be the last session OF
the seminary at Hampden Sidney.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03
HAMPTON Notes

HAMPTON. VA. September Especial
The Hampton post0fiice was moved ycs-
terdav 10 the Schnelz building on King
street the new postmaster. j. q. Dafden.
IN charge .-
A number Of new lock boxes have beer
added and Il r. In every way equipped
10 meet the demands and convenienccs
of the people. 800
So Ia ex-Mayor T.. +. Montague. ~ thls
CITY Is the only Democratic candidate
for nomination for the Legislature from
this district. Mr. Montague Us widely
known throughout this section.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03
HATED RIVALS BEATEN.
BxRTF0RD TEAM COULDN'T CONs
NEcr WITH HARRY SCHMIDT
when They Needed Hits. hut the Chcrubs
Hit Fry at VILLA Spicy Game
All Through.

About eight hundred people saw a hot
rsme OF bail yesterday. The Cherubs.
,mid a large amount Of excitement. walk
Nd away with their hated rivals in the
sasiest kind OF way.
The boys from Hartford went upon the
diamond with the confidence Of victorious
knights. but they had not been in the
tussle long before the air of confidence
rorsook them, and jaded expression took
its place.
The visitors. too. had their eyes upon
higher place on the ladder, and, TO
reach II. they have determined 20 prac-
ticc the bulldozing methods that are
characteristic OF Newark and Lancaster.
Confusion begun To gather soon AFTER
Leftwich called play.
BURNS OBJECTED.
Burns objected 10 everything that didn
70 his way. and he was ably assisted
by Mack and Moran.
The Hartfords have created very little
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03
ANEU morn RECORD,
Jimmy Michael Adds Nearly Mile to
Lesna's Feat.

DETROIT. September Jimmy Mich
aeis broke the hour paced record this af-
ternoon on the Bicycle Association track
The broken record was q miles. 1,02O yards
and 10 inches. and was made by Lesna at
the Charles River Park track at Boston.
Michael was paced by a sextette, two
quads and triplet His fastest mile was
made in las. At the end Of the hour he
had covered 30 miles and 1920 yards. He
went the ten miles in Is minutes % sec
onds. which was 81 seconds ahead Of
Lesnas record and at the % mile mark.
no was one minute and q seconds ahead
Of the Frenchman's time. Michael rode a
wheel geared at 1O6 The crowd was very
small.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03
REOEIPER dPPOINTED.
What Alexandria Republicans Think of
the Situation.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. Sept. Especial
The Home Telephone Company office here
was to-day placed i'm the hands OF Captain
Robert F. Knox. as receiver.
There is now considerable talk over the
action OF both Colonel Lamb and Colonel
Brady. OF course no sensible Republican
believes that there can be ghost OF a
show for any Republican ticket, yet many
do believe there should be a convention.
Those with the Agnew faction say that
there will be legislative candidates put
ont i'm many sections. yet tlis thing Is no,
settled upon vet. nor will 1t be ior some
DAYS. when Chairman Agnew VIII nave
hoard from all sections and nearly every
Republican.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03
Association Notes.

NJ. H. O. Williams. railroad secretary
o. the international committee. returned
10 the city Wednesday morning after at
tendance upon the railroad conference Of
the uitimc provinces.
NJ. l.. "A. Coulter. state secretary. lrft
Wednesday night for Charlotte. y. G..
where ne will assist the State Committee
of that State in a special financial can
Nass
Mr.. Lawrence Priddy. representing the
movement at the Virginia polytechnic In
stitutc 20 secure building for the asso-
citation at that school has been i'm the
city for the past two days in the interest
OF this fund.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03
PATERSON, THREADING, I.
Viau Did tho Twiriins fo~ the Winni &
side aud Easily Won the Game.

PATERSON, n. j., September 2-Spe-
cial.-Paterson easily defeated the Read
iags this afternoon. the game being played
on the grounds OF the Ontani Field CluD
of Hackensack. The winners then play
ed Oritani. and defeated them ~ score
OF II to L. Denny Long played short i'
his team and was responsible for three oil
the five errors made.
Niau pitched an elegant game, and seve-
raj times after two men were on bases
easily retired the side.
The locals played a faultless fielding
game and made their hits count. Inc
score was as follows:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03
NV York. 3: Cincinnati, ..

NEW YORK. September ZEN .,rne his
and Cincinnati played a ne ,s5. ELL runs
afternoon. Cincinnati got .nV ,ro GIN
in the NTH inning had a dounleJ' S w.
giles and errors by MeeklH 81" 49,, 20 Tho
skin i when i they found him for three SIN
giles, netting one run. .,,ts,t.utod
In the eighth Rhines was su .I'o ~, 30
for Ehret and until the end OF VIZ s st,ne
tho batsmen went out in one '"O' '"'N
The fielding ~ McPhee was the feature
Attendance. 2 90.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03

ppooK11N. september tine b aer;ss
BRoOkt "a Cilesveiands closed their series dss
10 5Sy w %'R well played and was II in P @STpi
Until Until the home tenn e Gou Sh al after one
WIS Viz or Indisn ms had the game pretty mu n,h
-, ne INV ',av in the second contest BON
Cb,lds and Wallace played y, IsmarN'O''
0dldinr game. Attendance 2''5'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03
only A few DAYS LEFT
To Close Out the
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT
Basement The F0NrQuGal- Price 60.
Every article now left will be sold at
YOUR own price.

Handsomely Decorated ROWS full two
quart size. will 80 now for &c. choice.
instead OF 3Jc.
Handsome Real Bohemian Vases. al
ways sold for $50 and S.45, will 80 now
FOR CSC choice.
Handsomely Decorated Finest Austrian
China Game Sets. fun - pieces. always
sold for Sli.S9. will go now for $3.50. COM
plete.
FINEST rimoge French China Game se'a
containing Is pieces. each piece dincrcnnR
decorated. with real gold decorations. sold
regularly for siaS2: the entire set noV
for $3.50
Full size Lamp Globes, with
neat Dresden decorations, always
sold for sr.o5, choice now soc.
each.
Large Size Preserve Dishes on
stand, best imitation real cut
glass, always sold for &C., now
SC.
Glass Salt Cellar. now 1c. each
Tooth Pick Holders were loc, now &c.
Thin Pressed Wine Glasses. an hand
etched. sold regularly for SL5 "a dozen,
go now for DC. each.
2-quart Heavy Block'Tin Stew
ing Kettles, with double riveted
handles, will so to-day for &c.
each.
DoubIe-Pointed Tooth Picks.
full size boxes, worth SC. each.
will go now 2 boxes for SC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03

DWAIE. DICKINSON CO.. Va. sep
tember Especial Near Beppo lh nus
county. little twcivc-year-ola son ot
lanes Dotson was engaged pm nanlin =
wood to-day, with horse VIZ" tn, AM III,
awav The boy became entangled in inc
traces. and was almost literally torn 10
pieces. lie lived only few minutes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03

How In the world did Leftwich ever get
10 be an umpire?
IL was game chock fun OF ginger.
Mcdonald made the prcttisst play Of
the season Ina ieft-handed stop of
Roach's red-hot liner that would have
been easy for two bags.
vickery's homer didn't do much gooo.
Hartford again to-day.
Rain In Norfolk yesterday.
Newark dropped one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03

Summary. Earncd runs-Lancastcr, I.
Newark. 3 TwO-base hits -- OHagan.
Daley. Lcidy. Delhanty. Soybold. Three
base hits - Leidy. H1nnivdn. Larocquc.
Home run-Cogan. Sacrifice hit 81 Del
hanty. Stolen bases Ward. Buttermore.
Holmes. Left on bascs-Lancastcr. Z.
Newark. Z. Struck Out-By Cogan: Mad
ison. Ward. 2: by Cl1uscn: Holmes. .:
Delhanty. O'HaRan. Double plays -
Wright to Cassidy. First on errors
Lancaster. 2. First on balls-On COFan:
furthermore Ward. Lcdy, Wente off
Clausen: Delhanty. Umpire Mr. Sny der.
Time-2.20
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03
Pittsbnrg. 6: Washincton. 3

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2-Thc feature Of
to-dav's game was its termination b. I'm
nire Kelly. who with two Sen3 fors on
bases. called the game on account Of dark
ness. Mercer was i'm the box at the start
hut was sent to the bench for low-tOned
but highly-colored conversation with the
umnirc. Tannehil was sent to the stable
a the end Of The fifth Attendance, 300
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03
ron;.ril1e q. Philadelphia. I

pt41I.ADELPHIA. September LOUIS LOUIS
N toal he concluding game from Phila-
E GnIpb I1 this afternoon by superior L bat
t ,1np The FIELDING Of both teams was rank sas
~ fines and errors generally were u, LIS
~ 49,, '',''N 4 couple of sharp double plays
Won't down the visitors score A'''"-
a,vco 6Gt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03
READING

Summary TwO-base hits-keister, Now
ell. Hamburg, Heidrick. Hardesty, SrNt
o.. Stolen bases-Keister (2, Slater
Double play-Viau to Westlake to Shaffer
Bases on bals-off Viau. 4; off Garvin. 2
Hit by pitched balls-Johnson. Passed
ball-Rainey. Struck out-by Viau: Long;
by Garvin: johnson. Niau. Lea IN
bases-Paterson. T; Reading. II. Wild
pitch-Garvin First base on error '-l'at-
erson L. Umpire-Mr. Belts rimc-i:4S
Second game.
Paterson ......06O XII II l
Oritanl F. C.........001O00 10000 3
Batteries: Paterson-Weeks and Tou-
hey: Ortani-Costro and Cummings. I'm
pire-Betts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03
Standing OF the Clubs.
BALTIMORE. septemb

I1ouis succeeded I'm downing the Cham
pions in a ten-innng game to-day. the
home team lost 10 the tail-onders through
over-confdence and poor fielding, besides
not being able TO hit Sudhoof opportune-
". Robinson's running catch OF Dauglas
,,ir ~ in mo ,infh md Cross work At
the bat were the features. Attendance.
211 Score:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03
To GO TO stanton.

NJ Addison Maupin viii leave this
Morning for staunton where he Will at
tend the regular monthly rleeting OF the
Executive C0mmitieA OF the Board OF
directors Of the Institution for the Dear.
Dumb and the Bg'nd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03
HARTFORD.

Summary: Earned runS-Richmond, ?,
Hartford !. Two-base hits-Elberfeld.
Elsey. Three-base hits-Kain. Schmidt.
Home runs-Vickery. Stolen bases
roster, Radford. Double plays-Fry to
Mack to Burns Bases on balls-Of
Schmidt. I; of Fry. 5. Hit by pitched
baiis-Radford Struck out-By Schmidt,
.; by Fry. ]. Wild pitches Schmidt.
Time OF game-2:O5. Umpire-Mr. Left
witch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03
TOO MUCH CONFIDENCE
cIusrs THE CHAMPIONS TO LOSE
TaEGAME TOME TAIL EADEKs.g
Tho Neutrality-suspicious. Game Ca''ed
VIII, Clos, Score and Two M' n on
H,.e.-Brookiyp.C Cleveland Even'


ST. Louis, 4; Baltimore, 3.
New York, 3; Cincinnati. 3:
brooklyn. 3. 2; Cleveland, 70.
Louisville, s; Philadelphia, !.
Pittsburg, 8; Washington, o.
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