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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-04
SUIT AGAINST ODD FELLOWS


NORFOLK. VI. Sept 3-Speci1l.-ln
the Mayors Court ~ Portsmouth this
morning. civil action was instituted
against Tdcwater Lodge. 40. 65. 4. o. q.
H.. by Policeman john S. Long, who
claims weekly benefit monies asGresating
S.. The lodge denies lis claim, 80 is un-
ders;ood. on the ground that Long was
in arrears 20 the lodge for dues nc the
time the benefit became due, and that
under the laws of the lodge Doe is not
entitled Co any benefits while in arrears.
r. j. Wool. attorney for the lodge, ar
gued also that the ease had no place IN
tho civil courts. Mayor Baird VIII de-
eide the case on Tuesday next.
Mr.. John i. Thomas one OF the most
prominent men in Port mouth. well known
in connection with Thomas Marine rail-
way. Berkeley. Va. died suddenly to-day
Of heart failure al DIS residence in Ports
mouth. aged seventy-two years. lie had
just returned from Chase city. Va. where
dc went in search OF health, was ~ there,
and died soon after De reached home.
Captain ID. Victor Concas, formerly in
command of the Spanish cruiser Infanta
Maria Teresa. and DIS personal attendant
lefl tho United States Naval Hospital
for New York this evening on the Old
Dominion steamship jamestown. He
will go thence 90 southampton, England,
and home 10 Spain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-04
SCHOOL BOOKS SELECTED.
An Internal Machine Received i'm the
Mail

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. Sept. s.
Spccial-Ihc Albcmar.e School Board yes
terday adopted books FOR the use in the
public schools for the ensuing four years,
as follows.
Primers-Johnson's Primer. Morritts
speller.
Observation-Disclosures Primary and
common.
Arlthmetics-Warron Colburn's Intellec-
tual.
Grammars-Whitney& Lockwood Eng
lish
Geography-Fryo's Elements. Frye's
complete.
Physiology Cutters intermediate. cut
tiers Comprehensive.
Writing -Nertical National System
Smithdoals Slant.
bookkeeping -G0Odyer s..
History Maurys History OF Virginia
Lees Primary, Lees Brief and Fisher 3.
Tho Board failed 90 adopt readers, Dut
appointed a committee Of three 10 meet
on next Monday week for that purpose.
There were several gentlemen from
had books for the consid Grafton Of the
Board. and several hours we're occupied IN
the early part of the meeting in discussing
the merits OF various books.
No S. Aar0uhlme leading liquor
dealer and restauranielr.receiVt through
the mail this morning IN iniefnal ms
chine Where the "NOmo came tiun D.
not known as DO was not postmarked.
Discovering that 30 had dangerous ap-
ucarancc. he did not open a. but sent TOT
CHIEF Of Police Parish. who now has II
in charge with the view OF having IL cA-
amiued by an expert.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-04

ALId1NTOWN. P2NNA.. Sept Spec
lathe last Championship game OF the
season was played here to-day when
Richmond took "a game from Allentown
by score OF 10 p ~ was hotly~con-
tested game from the start 10 finish, and
both sides played Silt edge ball
Lever did the twiriing for the Cheruns
and was very effective Allentown was
unable 10 connect with his curves more
than a few times. and the hits were
pretty well scattered. Lever support
was Of the most brilliant kind. shannon
Gutenberg and Klopf carried of the hon
ors Srmmel was I'm the box Tor the
locals and he also pitched splencidly eN-
cept in the seventh inning when the VS.
iiors practically won the game
THE RUN GETTING.
Richmond started the run getting busi-
ness a. the second inning when Harerove
made a lift. Leahy hunted ana Dund2n
sacrificed, sending Hargrove TO third
Then VignoauX hit "a vicious one TO jim
Delehanty who fumblcd IL and Hargrove
scored.
In the nth Allentown tied the score
Cieve was sent TO first on balls; Tom
sOelehaniy singled. sending Cleve 10
third Cleve then scored on jim Oelehah-
tvs fly out to right field
This gave the locals some hope. but II
was short lived for in the seventh har-
grove made a hit. Leahy drove ground
"a to Doherty who handled # in fine style
and made fine start for a double play
DELEHANTY'S LETS.
Tom Dolehanty. however, failed 10
cover tho second bag and both Hargrove
and Leahy landed safe. Then Dundon
sacrihcod and Hargrove and Leahy both
scored ON NigucauX's timely hit
Allentown played a strong uphill game
against these odds. and iu the ninth in
ming with one man out. but no one on
the bases. Henry drove one home run 10
centre field The locals could not over
.o,,f tho load however.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-04
WIFE RECITES HER WOES.
Mrs. s. II. Agnew Sues for Divorce
with AlimOny.

WASHINGTON, Sept 2.-speciaL-A
story OF domestic infelicity which indi-
Gates that in this case at least marriage
was n dark. dismal failure, was brought
TO ught to-day when Mrs. Mary o. AZ
new entered suit Tor divorce from sam
uel II. Agnew. ,..,--.,...
The declaration, which IS quite lengthy
sets forth that the Mrs Asnew' who
was tnen the widow OF DR.. A. G. Long.
was married 10 the defendant az the
residence Of her father, J. >. Dawes al
Powllng Green. Caroline county Va on
Iulv 2 lSsf one son. Albert Agnew, aged
thirteen years. and another VINO died IN
Infancy. were born 10 them. After mar
riage they went 10 Ireland and lived
three years. The defendant then showed
that violent and ungovernaole temper
which has since made petitioners life
so miserable" At his suggestion she re-
turned 10 her fathers home In Virginia
10 remain until her husband could join
her. She soon received a letter from her
husband. who was In Belfast, stating
that he was in great trouble, and she set
sail al once for ireland. On the steamer
the second son was born but succumbed
to the rigors OF the voyage. Complainant
was III for long time and when she re-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-04
TOMATO CANNING.
The Industry Being Pushed in Nor
thumbcrIand Comfy.


HEATHSVILLE. Va. Sept Special
The canning factory belonging 20 J.. w.
Courtney. located az MIudy Point was
destroyed by fire on the night OF August
Both. 10 was thought 10 have been set
anre. This factory bad just been rebuilt
and fitted up with all the latest improve
meuts in machinery.
IT, If. Falin az Coau wharf rs canning
tomatoes now in large quantities. Work
ing his factory during the day ANA part
of tle nights. Tine tomato CROP is fairly
good and u.s. now rlpeuiug rapidly.
The Republicans of this county had
meeting here iu the courthouse a few
days ago 10 select delegates 90 the Con-
grcssl0nal convention at Tappahannoe X
next week There were only three white
men in the meeting, the rest We're
negroes.
The County School Board met here yes
tcrdav and elected school teachers FOR
tie county. The graded school at this
place VIII have for its principal II. a.
Rose OF Mocklonberg county, and Miss
Willie Docsius Of Richmond county, for
the assistant.
The school Board VIII meet here again
ON the 7th 90 adopt "a series of books 90
De used in the schools.
Miss Bette Douglass, OF Washington,
is sick here 20 the home of her grand
father. John H. Hail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-04
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.


T,tc,.ostf,,,r Ir,,t At,,,,t rrf,r,,,,,,,,,t,.,
'''"ei7 an" ''ii'f -h"'''rs.
IL, avs '''''' mas ''ii' '''' ''-
'''''"
Miss Othciia LANCE Tore ON Friday 20
Nisit relatives m fhHadeiphia ia.
DR. -. A. Kuyk has returned 10 tho
city.
Secrotary-o -thc-C0mmonwcalth law
less has gone 90 Mountain Lake. where
i' i''','.S '.o ',.''''l ..'' ,,'''.'
,,,,s7. .r.. ,f. .... .l...,.i US, ,t,''
u,rebiirr 9vf,,,fe
Mrs Nv r,b,so, ~ pf,hrord and
Miss sue Gordon of F'redorlcks bue. have
gone To Canada on VISIT
Mice r,,t. p.,.fs ,r,.o,s on oaet r.ofob
s,r..+ nm r1.,.. I'D, .I.o f9rb fo, al, s,.-
,.,.l.i ,.f.l. .o ,-.,, y-.,f- ,,1 Rhode r..
land.
A. a.. ,.- 40 o-,, ,-..,,t.,, ..ro..
p" .,... ......... ana i.t...i
1870 ,...-.- 14 ,,,
"..'
~ ,,-.-,-.. ,..,. ,.....r,,t 90 .,.
cii, from Virrirls pelrh whore he has
been attending the meeting ot the Med-
Zeal Association of Virginia.
Miss Minnie Lee Williams. who has
been visiting Mrs j. II. Gr1yatt. no Rose
Ill., King William county, Va, has re-
turned. after a delightful trip
on Nondav ovarirr nrrf 5fh instant
the Nfccm Catroli. Union viii hold "a
worn, f,nrortart ht,efr.ss meeting ar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-04
covered wa. ,or,,.,,.s 20 return to her

covered was compelled 70
fathers home for shelter ,,
While preparing TO sue for oiVoree he'
husband returned from lrelano uhah
nounced and kidnapped her I'M s az. ~
took him to New York lie .siuseu 20
give up the child or tell Whe'e - va l'.-
unless assured that divorce ploceeul'isS
would be abandoned. DetectlNss .ooa.su
the child and he was retufheu " INC
mother.
Since 1850 the complainant has supported
herself and son and is now ennpioyeu IN
the Pension Office. all the ara she mas re-
ceived, she says. have been desuisosy anu
irregular contributions by deiehoaht.
She later took him 70 her nome several
times on promises Of retorma1ioh' Dut
they were not fulfilled. she alleges, and
says her life Is in danger from MIN Sne
recites several instances IN Whlch ne Is
alleged to have knocked her down anu
beaten her.
On the lst Of SEPTEMBER she sent 70 Viz
Einia for her son TO join her mere ana
as she was afraid the father might again
kidnap him she went 10 Alexandra 70
meet him. Defendant was there ana she
says assaulted both her and her son,
snatched her watch from her dress. tore
the dress and made such a disturbance
that a police officers attention was at
tracted just as defendant was drawing
whip from his pocket she says he Is
now under 500 bond for trial.
She asks that defendant he eni0lned
from molesting her or her son or pro-
perty in her home that divorce be grant
ed, and that defendant be required TO
pay suitable aiim0ny.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-04

Paterson and Reading after third place
Ralph Seyb0.d leads the Lo1c1e With
home runs hiopf with doubles
Pete Chiids. captain OF me Frrtfords
Is playing phenomenal second iaso.
Experts claim that Willie lar-r0ve Us
tho best throwcr in the Lelalc
short stop COckman of Reading may
finish The season with Brooklyn
Jimmy smith. tho little Hartford short
stop is slated for tine big league.
carricl5 and Cassidy. two of tho New
ark strikers have been suspended for
desertion.
Reading has r. new indelder named
Lyston and is after Pitcher Hickman OF
Boston.
LETT fielder Mcvcy. OF Lancaster. IS
biting about 800. A great improve
mcnt
Heydon OF Reading has caught 177
games THIS season. Tie caught twenty
two without ln error.
Cieve i5 again o clam. Cunningham
picked him mp in Allentown.
Weddige has dropped from fast h't-
ter TO- very very weak ono
The morning game tomorrow win be
the first since the glorious Fourth.
IT. is declared that iu The last ton
games Ralph Seyboid has hit close to 800.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-04
APleasantParty.

Mrs. Campbelrs cottage so happily sit
uatod near Mlllboro Springs. has been
the resort for several weeks ~ a
"goodie' company although free from
the social pests" Tho anecdOfal
man." "the ahsent-minded man." and
"the phnODena GIRL" Convenient 20 the
Hot Warm. Cold Sulphur. Bath Alum,
Rockbridge Baths Goshen Pass. etc..
picnic parties 90 these popular resorts
have grown delightful variety % their
summer outing OF this house party are
Mrs. c.. IL. Cannon. Misses Carrie Lee
Campbell. Sue Wexford. Annie Guy. Mat
tie and Lucy Christian and EggiestOn.
Messr5. l. T.. Campbell and Il. Massie
Noting, all II Richmond: Misses Waugh
an Of Petersburg and Miss Martha
Campbell. oC Lexington. with whom the
Misses Christian Will spend a few days
Oh 'their return home
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-04
CHICAGO HAS A
SLUGGING MATCH.
IS
Both Clubs Hammered the Ball All
Over the Field.
THE REDS SUPERIOR WORK WON
They Have Got Their Old Cinch on the
First Place-Boston Trying Hard
To Get Back-Baltimore Makes
a Stand-On.
Yesterdays Scores

.GI-E
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-04
ON THE TURF.
Autumn Meet of the Queen City Jockey
Cub-Large Attendance.

CINCINNATI, September 3.-The au-
tumn meeting Of the Queen City Jockey
Club az Newport opened to-day in a most
successful manner The attendance was
large and the betting good Track fast
Summaries:
First raco-six furlongs-John Boone
90 TO ID first: Nick Carter "a TO 1 and $
to 81 second: Draw Lad - TO u third.
Time, ia ii.
Second race-hve furlongs-Piccola &
to p first: Cheesemite % 10 l and TO u
second: Gay Parisenne q 10 - third.
Time. 1902.
Third race-one mile-Bon Jour &c 70 u
first: 'Possum G 20 and 20 81 second;
Dudley + Is to y third. Time, III Il.
Fourth race-one mile and an eighth
Don Clarencio q TO ID first; Graham
Montrose 60 20 1 and 10 10 d second;
Ollean z to y third. Time 1854 81
Fifth race-fve and a half furlongs-
King Carnival (even) first; Volandles G3
10 5 and TO 81 second: Pat Jarrett
Southland q TO y third. Time. los 81.
sixth race-one mile and an eighth
Doncella @ 20 u first; Kitty 80 20 2
and l 70 q second: Paul kauvar G. TO u
third Time, 1:53 IL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-04
MANCHESTER. g. JIMPLECUTES, 5
The Game was Forfeited 10 the jumps
by the Umpire.

The Jimplecutes and the 'Manches-
tors." most of whom were from Rich
mond. played game Of ball yesterday
afternoon.
The game was declared forfeited TO
the "Jmps" by the umpire The trouble
arose I'm the ninth inning The score
stood s TO 8 IN favor Of the Nancheste5s.
The "Jimps" scored one run IN the
ninth and had two men on bases with
only one out. when the Manchesters' led
by John Bishop. the Richmond pitcher
who was playing first base lor inc
bv kicking and wrangiing over every oe-
cision of the umpire.
They finally left the field ana the UNI
pire gave the game to the jumps
The "Jimps' had the game won up TO
the fourth inning. when their pitcher ne
came fretted and sulked and by indiI-
ferent pitching allowed the visitors to
score five runs and win the game. Bass
pitched a good game for the visitors.
Tho score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-04
Now ST. Louis Headquarters.

The Baltimore and Ohio and Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern railroads have
secured a long lease on tho magnificent
room at Broadway and Locust streets IN
ST. Louis. for the purpose OF consoiidat-
ing under one roof the freight and pass
senger offices now located In that city.
The new location IS the ground floor OF
the American Central building, with %
feet on Broadway and s. feet on Locust
street. The ticket Office Will be In the
centre, fronting on Broadway; the freight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-04


4 IRGlNIA-AT RULES HELD fN TIis
"a CLERK g OFFICE DI lH. CIR
QUIT COURT. FOR NiiE COUNTY DF
Dlt5IERfl tLD. TIE l.IN DAY oF
AUGUST lsYs,
Lucy g. Dunlop ................p Plaintiff.
ys.
Edward Thurman and - IT, Thur-
man ..st.---. .....t-.-.... .I.uN.lu .s.
~ CHANCEgY
The object OF This suit lf f0 recover OF
said defendant Edward Thurman tho
sum OF ffHD.ii. with .aWiuI interest
thereon. after tne rate of .iN n0r laIl.m
l.r uunum from me 2s.h day ol juy
IeIs uHtl paid. ana the ..s. ur dent
duo ifnm him t1 tne said l.N.U'I. IlrF
q Dunlop. hv negotiable nItr. I 1
lfVo decd from said Edward
f1 stld Is d. Thurman couFr
lots coli nuI lu said county
iraudu lf and rOid and for
atl0u Nl' deemed valuable In
said laul subjected Go the li
And affidavit having been mad.
tne lll d.Lendaut5. Edward I..I
ana j. 1T. thurman. arc NOT r.I
tIis state. the said defendants
Quirod tO appear Within Nfl0aI days
tne due publication of flIs order uo
what is necessary 90 protect tIr
cafa.
y copy-Tcsto. j.. H FLOUR.
y. r Barrett p. ~ lI-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-04
Pitteburg. f-3; Baltimore. o >.

PITTSBURG. September 3-Pittsburg
blanked Baltimore by excellent work 200
the first game but lost the second be-
cause Hastings had poor control and
Schriver was so slow that nine bases
were stolen. four of them I'm the fifth
inning. Attendance. 400.
Score. r. IT, r.
fPiusburg e. .......1OOOOOOOO-1 2
Baltimore O.. ........0O 0OO0O0O-O I
Battcries-Hart and Schrivor. McJames
and Robinson. Time. 1896.
Scorc-second game: r. II. Z.
Pittsburg .. O.. ......O03 COOS 3
Baltimore .... ......0 00O31001- 1
Batteries Hastings and Schriver, Maui
and Clarke Umpires-Connolly and
Hunt. Time . hours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-04
STABBED IN THE STOMACH.
Serious Result OF Dimculty Between
Two Negroes.

An ugly stabbing scrapc took place az
the Union Station yesterday afternoon be-
tween 4 and o'clock. From AL that
could be learned ABOUT the trouble 10
seems that Benjamin kersey. a negro
porter 40 the depot aooul twenty years
of age. and Banks Randolph. also colOred.
who is employed al tine depot. had a dis
pute and kerse claims that DE was st.
tackled by Randolph. kerse In self de-
fence. so he says. drew knife and stab
bed Randolph in the stomach. The wound
was "a very dangerous one. randolph was
carried TO the A.mslouse, where DIS.
Gwathmey and Henson operated on him.
They found that the man wounds were
eericrs and tbaf a delicate operation was
necessary. Al a late hour last night MS
condition was critical 90.
Kerse surrendered himself 20, oIiicer
I.ange. 10 whom be gave the knife with
which the cutting was done, ana ioid the
officer that he was acting in self de-
fence when he cut Randolph. ker5e was
lodged in the second Police staiion 1.b where
pondoinh will recover lie may have a
preliminary hearing to-morro" morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-04
DIR. Clements TO Leave.

Dr. W. r. Clements and his mother
returned yesterday from Variety Springs
where they have been spending the
months Of July and August. Or. Gle
ments has accepted a partnership to prac-
tice with Or. Il. Il. Reese, OF stanton,
Va. and will leave tomorrow 10 enter
upon his professional duties in that cry.
Dr. Clements is popular among Mide
circle of friends here, and will be missed
in musical circles as we'll. lie is one Of
the most Jealous members Of the We'd
nesday CLUB, also Of the Philharmonic
Club and OF the Second Baptist church
choir.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-04

Notice has been sent 10 Richmond
chapter Daughters OF the CcrldlI.ry
or The annual convention of Gran. U-
vision Of Nirenh. T.. - g.. whl. n n.
held az Petersburg Wednesday and
day. October ~ and l3 A moetu ..
Richmond chapter VIII boo held srnf.M
2O,h. to elect delegates to tho convent. n
aa guests of Che Peters burg chapter Nlrr
members have NOT paid their valr.y dues.
10 i5 hoped that every member WIN aerI
in The amount to Mrs. Prank o. Cram
80. ~ elst Frank iu before Hat date
There are @S- members ~ me Richmond
Chapter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-04
Standing ofthe Clubs.


CHICAGO. Sept 3.-The Brooklyas
Jumped on 10 Thornton for ten hits and
eight runs I'm the first two innings. Wood
then went on the slab. and was pounded
for exactly the same number Of hits and
runs. The locals batted Yeager hard,
but the hits were scattered. Attendance,
1000
Score. r II. J..
chicago ........ ..O1OO1O3O3-S a 3
BROOKLYN ...... ..22O44 O400-16 20 8
Batteries-Thornton Wood and Dona-
hue and Chance: Ycacer and Ryan. Um-
piros- Swartwo0d and Warner. Time,
0.G5
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-04
LANCASTER, g. HARTFORD. |
The Last Game of the Season Had II0~
suits similar to the First.

LANCASTER. PA, Sept. S-S3e''al--
Lancaster closed the home season as II
began. by defeating Hartford. Wilhelm s.
fine pitching. supported by perfect WORK
i'm. the field. had the visitors shu, out 70
the ninth. when successive doubles by the
Smiths earned their solitary cun. Ihere
wore brilliant PLAYS ON both sides. Score
IL Nr,sASTER
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-04
READING, 9; NEWARK, 5.
Percentage of Hits Large for the Num-
her of Rms Made.

READING, PA. September Especial.
Reading made twenty hits for total OF
thirty-three bases of Kid Jordan this
afternoon. and yet made only nine runs.
The locals stick work was terrific and
comprised eleven singles. four triples.
two doubles and home run. Newark
could 40 nothing with Garvtn until the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-04
Cincinnati. &: Washington. ..

CINCINNATI. Sept 3.-The Reds won
to-days game by superior work on the
bases. The feature was Mincr's scoring
from second base on an inhold put-ouL
Attendance. 2zs5.
Score: r. II. T..
Cincinnati .... POI OOOO1xA o /
Washington @. ....2O00O0OOO- $ j
Batteries Dwyer and Peitz. Dinneen
and Farrell Umpircs-Emsile and Nc
Donald Time. 1850.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-04
FREQUENT OCCURRENCES
An Item OF Special Interest to Ladies'

An Item OF Special Interest TO Ladies.
al was troubled for many years with
female weakness. ] took three bottles
OF Hoods sarsaparills and was greatly
benefited. I have also been relieved OF
dyspepsia and sick headache. had a
hard spell OF the grip which left me in
a had condition, but Hoods Sarsaparilla
completely cured me. lam glad to recon-
mend Hoods to others" MRS. MILE
MOORE, Stebbins, Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-04

NEW YORK. Sept. 3.-The Bostons were
lucky enough TO hit the ball with men
on bases. and this won them the game
from the New Yorks to-day. Attendance,
300.
Score. r. II. T.
New York. .......OO3OOOO20 /
BOSTON,. ..... O0O2OO211- 3
Batteries-S Seymour and Grady. Mich
OILS and Ycager Umpircs-Lynch and An
drews Time. 2 hours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-04
A. SakS
& Co.'s
Stock

It's so GIGANTIC
so GENUINE-so AT
TRACTIVE-that you
should bend every on
ergy 70 attcnd-AT
)NCE-before so much
OF the variety's gone.
You're delaying while
the thoughtful-s hrewd
ia RS e cling are
swarming our clothing
@ DOR gathering the
Quaiity-comfort. and
cash we're showering
on them The original
price marks haven't
been disturbed. In
them you VIII see the
actual worth. Cut
them IN haif-There' s
OUR PRICEl There's
YOUR SAVINGi Some
80 further than that.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-04

Summary. Earned runs-Allontown !;
Richmond /. Hcme runs-llenry. Sacri-
fee hit-Dundon. .. Left on bases-Allen-
town. 9. Richmond 4. Struck out-By
stimmel. ]. by Lever, a. Double plays
I.eahy and Luenberg; Klopf and Dun
don First base on OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2.
Richmond. J. First base on balls-On
Stimmel. I: off Lever. .. Umpire-Ber-
ger Time of game. 100.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-04

Summary: Earned runs-ReadlLg' 3D.
Two-basc Illustration, Heydon. 1hree-
lase hits-Newcll. Slater %. tcrtsch'
SchcGicr Home run-Hcydon. SL"''h
hases-C0ckman. Schiller. Calnouh' .'ou-
ilo ,,f,,,e- Nicholson 10 Calhoun 10 Moss.
c,lboun to Moss. Bases on balls-ou
Garvin. .: Off Jordan. l. Struck out-by
Garvin. /. Left on bascs-Reading io'
Newark. 9. Time. hours. Umpire-Mr'
Brennan
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-04
NORFOLK, s. PATERSON, g.
A Fast Fielding Game in when NOR
folk Won by Timely Hitting.

PATTERSON. \. J. sept. S-NorioiK
punched five hits OF Flahcrty IN the sec
ond inning of to-days game, and secured
enough runs 10 win. Both teams playou
a fast fielding game. score
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Summary: Two-base hits-Duke' ffost
Three-base hits-Boisseau. Frost Home
runs-Spence Jennings. Stolen bases
Jimplecutes. 6; Manchesters. 2 Double
plays-Hooker 10 Duke 10 Bender trek
Ter 10 Bishop. Base on balls-Oh Hook
er. /: off Bass. T. Struck out-By Hooker
8. by Bass. 9. Umpire-Mr Bender
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-04

Pittsburg AZ Chicago.
Cleveland at Cincinnati
St Louis at Louisville.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-04

Hartford. l. Two-base h'S- James
Smith J. +. Smith Three-basc hits
Madison. Mcdonald. Chiles Sacrifice
hits-McVey. Stolen bases latham
Ward. Chiles CD. Left on bases-Lancas-
ter. s. Hartford. 3. Struck on. by WICK
cy. l. Double plays-Wcnte 90 Wai1.
First base on erroys--Lancas.e l. First
base on bslls-On Nickery. I. Hit by
PITCHED ball-Wente. SchauO. Umpire
Ebricht Time 80