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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06
ON THE TURF.
All the Favorites Beaten at Sleeps
head Bay-Other Races.


NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-All the favorites
We're beaten at Sheepshead Bay to-day.
Inc track was in good condition ana Il
large crowd was IN attendance SUM
maries
First raco--nve fur,cngs-St. Clair q TO
u first. Ben Viking a TO and 70 %
1:0l as.
Second race-mile and a sixteenth
Lansdale a to ID first. Maxine Gomez
OC 70 1 and to u second, Endeavor go
10 y third. Time. l:is. -,... ,,,,,~s,
Third race-Autumn-tuturit course,
Scanned C6 tp - first. Rhinciand - 70
and 10 % second. W. Overton q 10 u
Fourth race-Twin City-ore mile and
one fourth 90 The Friar % 10 % hrst'
Mhthful q 70 and TO- co. = J., seconu' Du''N
Firth racc-sx and ! half furiches-
Ioiteror O3 To- - first. Kenmore queen
% 10 5 and to - second, Tyrian 600 10
u third Time. l:22. .-,..,..., TOO
sixth race -Wcstbury Stccplechase-tNo
and "A half milcs-Diversion dJ 10 D
first. Olndo q 10 1 and Z TO ID second
ROYAL Scarlet % TO - third. Tine ''-'.
At Newport.
CINCINNATI. September 5-Ovcr 5000
people Witnessed the Labor Day racing
st Newport to-day. The weather WAS
pleasant and the track fast
First race-seven furlongs-h ledhot
Holmes @ 10 ID first; Maggie ) @ 10 l
and even second, Navy Is TO - third'
Time. 1.29. ,
second race-four and half furlon 1s -
Fioeting Ray Il 90 ID first. Maiaire q 10
and ? 90 p second Yakima q 20 u
third Time. 80 H.
Tbird racc-one mile Owners Handi-
SIR Rolla a. to D first. Doncela
Dc to : and 1 20 % second. Elldn 90 90 y
third. Time l.il IT,
t-,urfb racc-one mite and r. quarter
PAM Kauvar Covem first. KITTY B rs 10 -
and I 10 % second Rey Del Mar 90 to D
third Time. 2.0T l-2
Fiffh race-fvo fu-l0ngs -Nolant1es q
to 81 first. carl a. 6 % and to ID tnltb
'r,e Cezar - to ID third. Time 1904 49,
sixth race-seven furlonRs- Pancharm
f5 to D first; The Planet i5 10 and %
ID second Mound CITY 10 to bl third
-Time lbs IA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06
The Dog and Pony show.

The Great American Dog ana Pony
Show will open a weeks engagement IN
this city this afternoon at 2l5 o'clock.
This show is well remembered as having
pleased crowded tents here last season.
and the management claims that the al
fractions offered this year are much
superior 10 those OF last season. The
children are given free rides around the
ring on the ponies at each performance.
and wherever this show has played IL
became the fad Performances VIII be
given every afternoon and night this week
al jefferson and Main
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06

TAYLOR 40 the residence OF his
f.rhcr. 80. DOS east Grace street.
Richmond. Va. on September 3D. 40 III
T. 81. GEORGE *. TAYLOR. JR
Funeral services from ST. John
church at 40 T. 81. yesterday. Sep
TENDER 5fh.
YOUNG Died. on Monday. September y.
Is.s at 1915 +. NJ. at his residence 1911
Floyd avenue, WILLIAM j. YOUNG
aged f0rty-six years.
Funeral from the residence THIS
Tuesday AFTERNOON, at 5 o'clock
Friends Of the family and those u nls
faiher-in-'aw. Mr.. l. J. Mercer are In
vited 10 attend.
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~. I.ouis \. I.oni,vilIc. ,.

LOUISVILLE. ky, sept 5.-To-day's
game was played ON muddy
grounds and tine Browns proved
to be the best mud horses.
The game was called on account of dark
ness az the end Of the sixth inning The
games scheduled for cleveland septem-
her 9Th 1th and SIN. have been transfer
red 10 his city Attend nee, 300
Score by innings X r. T..
rof,isville OO2O2N-5 /
81 roriis 322O0I-s o
batteries FRASER and Kittridge car
soy and sugdcn Ump.re-o Day. Time
I.l0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06
READING, ll-lOi ALLENT'N, 7-l4'
The Pennsylvania Teams Freak Even
on the Closing Day.

READING. PA. Sept 3. Special. 49,
Reading defeated Allentown TINS mo ,,. ,'g
aitouYSd ia tic the score and then go
ahead ON errors. but terrific hitting IN
,bc scvonth and ninth innings gave
Reading the game. The score
READING.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06
TredcricI. Q. ne...

a telegram was received ln this citv
Sunday evening announcing tho death
of Mr. Frederick a. Hess. which occur
rcd at Camp cuba Lihre Sunday afrer-
noon. AFTER am illness of some tmo Mr.
Hess had "A severe case OF tho molsI..
and ho got mp too early and took cold.
which resulted fatally
Mr Hess was the son or Str Frank
Hess. weil-known farmer of Hcnr.l
county who lives five miles below Scl-
en Pines. tie WAS twonty-ono years old.
and was a young man OF much promise.
When the war with Spain broke out hs
enlisted in tho volunteer army as RI pr.-
vate in Company O.. Fourth Vuglna
Regiment Ho Joined tho company m
Richmond.
The remains arc expected 10 reach
Richmond this afternoon for burial m
IlfurfoO county
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06

hases-Moss. Jordan. Flaherty.. Lett on
bases-Ncwark. s. Paterson. 10 STRUCK
out-By Jordan. 2: by Niau l. fts' r 49,
o,, errors-<ewark. 3; Paterson, 2 First
base on balls-On Jordan. 2; off Viau; =;
Iit by pitched ball-Moss. johnson. Mild
nitchcs-Viau. !. Umpire-Berger. llhe'
I "a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06
ANOTHER DAY OF
DOUBLE-HEADERS.
The Clubs Doubled Up at All Points
Except 0ne'
BOSTON HEADS THE LIST AGAIN.
BY Winning Both Games, WINE 'in-
cinnati Only Got one, ana tho
Thanksgiving Leaders 10
Down One place Again.
Ycsterday,s scores.

Cincinnati. 81. Cleveland. SO.
Philadelphia. All. Baltimore ~
Chicago, 81; Piitsburg l-b.
Brooklyn, PA. New York -.
Boston. 2-6. Washington u.
st. Louis, S. Louisville. ..
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SUNDAY Games.

At Louisville-First Gamc-Louisvillc
?. St. Louis. T. Second eame-Louisril.e.
If. ST. Louis. ..
At Chicago-Chicago. g. Pitishurg. g.
At Cnctnnau-Cncnnau ?. Cieye-
land, o.
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summary. Two-base hits-SeyhOld.
Three-base hits-Seybold. Stolen bases
Leahy. Dundon Double plays
Leahy to klopf TO Gutenberg,
Wentz TO Kusman. Weddige TO klusman.
First base on balls-Om Chesbro. 1, on
Ryan. J. Struck out-By Chesbro. 3. Time
OF game-One hour and % minutes UNI
pire-Mr. Ebright.
1t looked easy for the Cherubs from
the start for Steelman was wild and
gave away bases, and tho locals begun
To touch him up FOR safeties, while BIZ
shop was in fair shape and held them
down. An error sacrifice and luten-
burEs two-bagger gave Klopf run IN
the first inning. and in the third Sey-
bold scored because he was hit with
the ban forced TO second and passed
around on Dundons single.
The firth inning was also productive
Of run Seybold walked on four bad
ones and scored on Danny Leahy's
threo-bagger but the latter anchored on
third,
Not until the seventh inning did the
Norfolk boys tally. klusman started on
with two-bagger. went 20 third on
a choice and scored ON Wheelock's out
TO Hargrove. In the eighth chance three
singles were made. but not a run result
ed
The eighth for the Chcrubs was n pic
mic. on hits by Hess shannon and Sey-
bold and passes To Klopf. Lutenburg and
game wa won. for Norfolk could do
nothing IN their last half.
The officia' score follows:
RICHMOND
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06
LANCASTER, 81; HARTFORD, IL
Large Crowds at Hartford saw the
uo,nc Team Twice Defeated.

HARTFORD. CONN, Sept. 5.-speclal;;
The Lancaster and Hartford Iluo5 played
two interesting games to-day. The largest
crowd of the season saw 6ood ten-ln-
Ming Pine in he afternoon. The score
. HARTFORD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06

The attendance at the morning game
yesterday was small but inc iopttIs VINO
do 30 out were liberal WIN ther APP
Howard Holland. formerly Of McCabe's
Tigers. made his professional debut ana
proved success.
The Chcruhs were easy winners yester-
dsy afternoon At Broad-Strcct PARK
against the crew Of the Mary Jane from
the sand bars Of Norfolk.
The mine laid by the Richmonders was
touched of Immediately below the Mary
Jane and the crew were blown SKY MEN,
but they made great show of resistance
as they struggled about M the "a'oi'
and the fact Is that they made more hiis
In their disabled condition than did the
pennaut-chasing Cheruhs. The latter
however played great ball I'm the held'
and even with the larger number or mis-
AGAINST them they kept the scores scarce
and with the exception Of two runs IN
the second inning. 1t was goose eggs lot
them AN the way through.
The two runs were made because Chcs-
hro allowed Kusman 20 walk 10 first
base ON four bad ones. and then he went
20 third ON a hit by Wcddige and scored
ON Hollands single. Wcddige went 10
second ON "A passed ball and scored on
Hollands hit. That was an ana Win 1t
they held the lead just one nan an IN
ming. Eight hits were made aIter thaI
three Of them I'm the next inning but-no-
,bing resulted thcrcfrom. and the victory
much 10 the satisfaction Of the seven
hundred rooters came 20 the CheruDs'
In the second inning Leahy caught first
ON lack VENTS error. and went out 10
second. he stole third and scored on
WIGS out at first. Gutenberg walked III
the second inning and scored on Sey-
bold's two Dagger, and the latter tai'leu
on StcelmaVs bad throw 10 tnlrd.
Tho fourth inning was a blank. but IN
the NTH shannon singled. went 10 second
an I.ute's hit. and botn men scored on
Sevbold's three Dagger. and the game was
cinchcd From that point no special ell
fort was made 10 score, for the game was
won.
Howard Hollands work for Norfolk
counted for something lie was handy
with the stick and It was due 10 his nit
In ,he second inning that the two runners
crossed over. Besides this hit ne mace
another In the sixth. but was Killed at
second on the run down
Ryan. a local pitcher from the lots'
tWirled for Norfolk, and did well LOT
voungstcr. holding the heavy-hitting
Cheru5s down nicely. and putting man
out himself ON hot liner.
lack Vent eNcelled at the bat In
,our times up ne caught four hits. not
one OF which. however. counted IN run
making Fox, Weddige ana Holland
caught two hits each. and Steeiman MT
safely once.
For the locals Shannon made circus
b-av In the first inning ny mailing
Wheelock at first while on "a dead run
on what looked ike an easy safety, ana
sevboid hit twice for "a total of five bags.
The other players did fast and ginsery
work
Fair friends and admirers OF Professor
Lever and First Bascman Gutenberg
made those two players feel Ike two
vear-olds by presenting TO them hand
some bouquets, and as acknowledgment
OF the tokens of regard Lever worked
his coaching racket for all IT was worth
ana Iuetenberg played a great game at
first
The official score Of the afternoon game
g. here appended;
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baltimore. q: Philadelphia. I.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 5-Balumore
snatched victory from the Philadelphia
team n the morning hv punching 1--WE
hits in the ninth and tenth innings At
tendance. 21&.
So. t.,. innings. R IT, T.
ptn,5,f,bi, o00eo020o0- 3
r.itimoro .........o0o-2 o22-e ID
Haucrics-Orth and Mcfarland. Nitson
ana Robinson. Ump.res-iannoy and
Brown Time. $3.50.
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chicnrn- =. Pill-hnrg. I.

CHICAGO Sept. 5-The Orphans won
the morning game by well placed hits M
lust the right time. Griffith was baftef
freely. but kept the hits scattered and ree-
ceivcd better support than TannehiiI
Attendance. sen.
ecor. ia. innings. r. IT, T.
cbioaoo 0O2O10 N-5 o
pitt.trrr 00O00O DOLL n o
B4tterics- Griffith and Donahue. Tame
hin and Schriver Umpires-SW art"o'd
and Warner. Time. 1885.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06

,,,',,.l..a Lytuernop Three-base hits
Leahy stolen bases-Seyb0ld ". Do"p'o
,,,.,.e yventz 10 Klusman. Rase on
bstis- or Sfoolman. s. Off Bishop. 2 hit
bv pitched balls-Sc ybold Leahy. Struck
ont-hy Bishop. ]. by Steolman. 2 Time
of game. 2 hours. Umpire Mr.. EDrlshD
Attendance. 20O.
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]. M. Fourqurean ( Co.
113 East Broad Street.
Fall and Winter
Silks and Dress Goods.

Our buyers are recently back from New York. and the IN
pour of fall and winter goods has commenced III earnest
Already the Silk and Dress Goods departments are aDaze
with and richest of autumn tints 1t the ola
story of the early bird Our buyers among the hIs
and their selections show that they took every advantage Of
their Dosition.
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Allentown ~ a. I'D
c,,rnarv. Earned runs-AlentOWn. ].
Reading. 4 Sacrifice hit-Sprau. Home
nm Sfratton Thrcc-basc hits - Cock
man. Spratt Keener. Two-base hlts-
Retts D. smith. CIeve. McManus. Bases
on balls-O0 Keener. T. Struck out-By
Keener. l. Left on bases-Reading. .;
Allentown 6. wild pitch - Fertsch.
Keener. stolen bases-Slater, Stratton.
Time 1.5O T'mnire-Brennan
SECOND GAME.
The local management put IN a green
country pitcher and hits and wildness
gave Allentown fourteen runs In the hrst
six innings. but Reading let Itself ON
beginring with the fifth inning and with
a Tow more timely hits would have won.
II was the closing game Of the season
here The score:
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NEWARK, &c. PATERSON, ST.
The SiIk-Wcavers were Outplayed AT
Every Turn.

PATERSON. n. j., Sept. Especial
Newark punched hits I'm the third inning
this morning and scored enough runs
10 win out. The visitors gave McPartlin
faultless support Less than one hundred
p.rsons witnessed the game. The score:
PATERSON
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Sunday Games.

PATERSON September 4.-Flrst game
Paterson 900. ...... e. 100000 O. . 9 3
Norfolk ............... 8 o o b XII ]
Batterics-Via and Bemis; Newton aud
Fox.
Second game:
Paterson 49,. ........O5OOOOO04-9l Is
Norfolk ........ ....3OO1 0OO00-4 "a
Batteries- McGlnnis and Bemls; staley
and Fox.
NEWARK, Septen Ter 4.-Score:
Newark mammal. 4-71i I
lancaster ...... .2OOO1O0O2- g
Batteries-Cogan and Billet Sprosel
and Wente.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06
THE CHERUBS
TOOK THEM BOTH
Crew Of the Mary Jane Couldn't Do a
Thing.
HOWARD HOLLAND PLAYED WELL
Bishop Faced His old Friends In the
Early Game. CHESHIRE Twiricd IN
the Second. aud Both were VIC
= tors-Othcr Games.


Richmond. 6-5. Norfolk. u.
Hartford. l-l. Lancaster, S-z'
Paterson. 3, Newark, 3.
Newark. q. Paterson. J. g.
Rcading. ll-l0 Allentown, '-lL
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Cleveland =. CINCINNATI, q.

CINCINNATI. OHIO Sept. 5.-rhe FIRST
game required f0urtccu innings TO 'be
PLAYED before the victor was known.
Mcdonald made miserable decision al
first base in the ninth inning. while what
would have proved the winning run was
being scored hy McPh..
Score by innings. *. ~. u.
Cincinnati. OO0I4OOo01000 % II 2
Cleveland .O00O031 100 o % ,
Battcries-Hnl and peitz. Young ana
Criger Attendance, II Ho. Time o.i''
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AFTFRNOON GAME.

NEWARK. y. j., Sept Especial
Newark outplayed Paterson at every
point this afternoon. winning with ease.
Captain Johnson. OF the Paterson Club.
incensed the crowd by throwing his bat
at Cogan. while the latter was running
TO catch a foul fly. The score.
II
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06
Games To-Day.

Norfolk at Richmond.
Lancaster Al Hartford.
Allentown az Reading.
Paterson at Newark.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06

Summary. TwO-basc hit-Schdub Si'l,H
bases-Wc Donald Double plays-Schaub,
Ward and Chilcs. hCiles and Latham.
FIRST base on crrOrs-llartford /, Lam
caster. 2. First base ON bals-On Wood,
caster &. Ha-sord. 3. Struck ont by
Wood .. boy schmidt, 9. Umplre-Tate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06

.-,.t addition 10 the public school 90, of
pD.lo Cp@Tias has been awarded Dy ','
tr.'s-.es 90 Conrad Grimmer' oil 'N''
I.MA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06

NUInuUTN. oH'TIIIII'V ill., - "''' =,
Delehanty. Two-base hits-Cockm4n. II.
Delchantv. Three-base hits - slater.
Hevdon. Smith. q West. Home runs
Smith. @ stolen bases - Stratton. y.
pelehanty. Clcve. McManus. Double
plays-Joe Delehanty 10 r. Dolehanty.
First base ON balls-Om Reed. Z, off
west .. Hit 10y pitched ball-By West 2.
struck out-By Reed. @ Left on bases
Reading. 9: Allentown. H. Wild pitch
Reed T. Umpire-Brennan. Time. 2lo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06
10 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
An druggists refund the money II II fails
to cure 25c. The genuine has l.. b. Q.
on each tablet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06

Trqrho HauufOu Vhrtt-blse tlt- -
Richie Jennings. Frost Douole plays
Render 10 Freeman. Radtorl 60 Gath
right: Darby to Gathright Hase on b45,Is
on Hooker. 6. of Morgan. T. Iill
by pitched halls-More1n. 2 struck 'ut
balls-Elmore. q WIG D'tches--' locker.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06
OBITUARY
William j. Young.


Mr. william j. Young one OF 49,. 49,.
r,ond's highly esteemed hl7ll
died at his residence. 80. l-l' .'' l,t,
nue.. yesterday afternoon, tl,,ftb fo-
M. Young had been in feeble H.'i'" '
-, si, months Recently he gre"
weaker steadily. and for the pd7- "
49, 90 was feared there was All' "'fD
for his recovery t.t., q,
t...i,ees circles ln This city as WE"
a.. p...rebnrg where Dee lived % large pdIe
49, I'd. lire lie WAS man ot inc hih"''e
,....i,,-e rriuclul.- and vase wen h'.""'
for his strict integrity % Al ''' $1,000
witch his fellow men. DIE WAS KID
of mdOmitabie enersy tAi
ness methods. .rl scotch
.t..ll he was born ll Richmond AP."
D.. f.-q While quite young Doe m'F'u To-
p.trrsbure and there nen. t.' ''I',
r.rf of his life. when youth ".
i,,, lusfness with william 'iinDl'" q"
a., tobacco manufacturer. ll c.' ip
,li.,+fon fo his duties and IllIlNl
- a. the COMPANY. le HHa airtdiiF
,~or,ofad and in 1872. Wln- 'Ne COB"
decided t0 establish "a nraN.I "- ..
business in Australia. Mf. l'."'
sent over tO take charge OF ..'u
There. lie succeeded ln puiu"t .".
ness or - -, d.. returned t8 This c0uu-
uhlA 49,, 49,, ,rtss caroline y. Mercer
trf ana mar t'' -'' ,r.,..~ lie fhen
daughter ul Nii' ''' l remained
went back lo Aur'i'''.. ,flr.Irt,
there until $3.50. h'lu' i'I'7 ... y,ltb
he became interested 'N ami t,.
william Cameron do ,."-
partnership 'ol''''.. o.. ptrr,rorl and
became a member ot me Alll '- ''- -....i
Brothers * CO., known as ui. ..'
Pickle Company. Tie was presl''"- ID. ..'.
company up to n ie" "e'Ns .f,h
Doc resigned on account or i"I'i"7 -.'.'-
Alr Young leaves A "li." "l''
children. THE children are M
cer g.. and William Cameron. Gums "'''
Misses Elsie and Florie YOUNG.
The funeral VIII ltNe i'' [..r,.f,
Tate residence this afternoon ID.
The srevices will Doe condN... ". I0.'
W. r. j.. smith,, pastor ol me 0ee'H'
Baptist church.
George X. Taylor, Jr.
Mr. George Is. Taylor Jr. SON OF DIT.
ceoree *. TAYLOR of this city, died aL
~ n,ofoox Saturday NIGHT ar the resi-
-, ~ bfs fafh.r 80. Z8Ds east Grace
u,"- "a rri. tl-ltb bad been falling for
street. hl5 He'''" i''l ,i Ks ,,ea.tress
the la7l TWO y'''a' c,nicb sr-
eliminated IN couaIHlp -'"' '''-'
ueared in Virulcut form lu ih' '"iiy
.r,ir, Of this wear. Deceased gathered
&C.. br.frees exuorlenco in this city
..', ,f- pendieton Rogers. FIzcn
o.. h. won't 10 Portland ore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06

WINCHESTER. VA. Sept 5-snl-
clal.-Dr. r.. ST. Jordan. of ST. Louis
Mo-. brother OF The ilfo ~. a.. Jordan nf
at Jordan SPRINGS yesterday afternoon
at 2 o'clock Dr. Mcguire pronounced
be- heart disease.
Dr. Jordan bias been Do u health for
some time and came 10 this section ~
the country for hI5 health. Doc was
born boo Campbell county VA. and m0ved
t0 ST. Louis after hIs medical education
WIs perfected He was snvfufr-sIy
wears OF aee and is survived hy ono SON
daughter. Mrs. Chandler ot the sim1
Clty
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06
In Dress Goods.

splendid showing Rich novelty effects crepon
Handsome cloths ana hnss sui"
dres goods for ohudLens school dresses
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06

PHILADELPHIA. PA. Sept THE AZ
ternoon game was one of the most eNcit-
ing played here this season. ln the
seventh inning Kelly stole second. ana
Monte Cross kicked vigorously against
the umplre's decision declaring Kelly
safe. An excited occupant OF the bleach
ers Jumped ont on the diamond and made
a pass 40 Ganney. but Doc was quickly
hustled on the field
The Phlies won out on combina-
ton of misplavs and "a batting streak.
After the game. and while entering
their bus. the Baltimore players INDUCED
en- little mlx-up. without. however any
of them being the worse for wear. At
tendance. G59s
Score by innings. X. b. J..
Philadelphia o.. 90 o 2 o o. I'll u
Baltimore ......4OO102 II :
Batteries: Piatt and Mcfarland.
Hughes and Clarke Umpires-Ganney
and Brown. Time, 2.20
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06

NEW YORK. Sept. 5-The afternoon
game az Washington Park Brooklyn, was
practically d. walk-oyer for the Brook
lyns The New Yorks' pitcher was hit
hard enough 90 win two ordinary games,
while Kennedy. with the exception of the
seventh inning. was invincibie. Attend
ance. 1909
score bv innings. r. H. T..
Brooklyn ..... ...2O211143x-H - o.
New York .........O OO03O0-3 6
Batteries: Kennedy and Ryan, Meekin
and Grady and Doyle. Umpires-Lynch
and Andrews. Time. hours.
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was called at the end Of the fifth inning
on account OF darkness.
Score by innings: R.HE.
Cincinnati ........... ......0 0o0I-i /
Cleveland ........... ...0000 5 0
Batteries-Iiawley and PETIT. Cuppy
and Criger Umplres-McDonafd and
Emslie. Time. 1 hour.
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summary. Two-base hits - Minnehan.
Johnson. Meany, Nicholson. Three-base
hits - Gcttinger, Jones. Home runs
Hardesty Stolen bases - McPartlin.
Double plays Nicholson; Moss TO
Cogan; Nicholson TO Cogan. Struck
out-By Flaherty, !; by McPartlin,
8. First base on balls-On Flaherty.
.: off McPartlin. Q Hit by pitched ball
F'laherty, Bemis. Umpire1-Berger. Time,
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Pilt.burg. O; Chicago. I.

CHICAGO. Sept. 5.-The Orphans open
ed the AFTERNOON by making their one
hundred and ninth double play. but
We're unable 20 hit Hart and gave Thorn
ton very ragged support. Attendance. $50.
Score by innings: Il. H. l..
Chicago ...... ...... o o 20 600 o o. 4
Pittshurg ...... 1000 0OO2O &c 10 /
Batteries-Thornton ard Donahue; Hart
and Schriver. EMPIRES SwartwoOd and
Warmer Time o hours
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NEWARK

lNlalS ssssts n 10 v
o Hardesty out hit by batted ball
Score 10y innings Il
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Boston. q: Washington. =

Boston. d; Washington, =.
BOSTON, Sept THE afternoon game
was a pitchers contest I'm which Nichols
as usual showed up finely. Attendance,
$500.
Score by innings r. II. l..
Boston ....... ......01013l0 OK ,
Washington .... .....OOO2 900 o. 5
Observation-Disclosures and Bergen; Wey-
hing and Mcclure Umpires-Hunt and
Connolly Time. 1851.
Cincinnati. 4; Cleveland, o.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 5.-Hawloy out
pitched Cuppy in the second sams which
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hausted, and there are no fish nor WIG
game except quail, which are plentiful.
Agriculture is the predominant pursuit.
Not much attention is given to horses or
hogs, but cattle have been greatly mn
proved by the importation of jersey
stock. Peaches grapes. Strawberries and
other fruits grow to perfection, but vefy
few are marketed There are also plenty
of vegetables raised for home consump-
ton, but little trucl, is sold. There is
some granite. and clay for bricks is
abundant. Field hands are paid about
IS per month and board.
Franklin, Southampton county. Va,
is thirty miles south of Ports
mouth. Population. / 200, of which 900
are white. Soil is gray sandy loan
adapted to nil rapidly maturing plants.
some bright tobacco having been success
fully raised. No material damage TO
crops from drought. the rivers ana
streams flowing through a comparative
ly level section. Moderate growths of
pine. oak ash and gum. Streams wen
stocked with perch and shad, and her