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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-09-11

We have exclusive control OF this ranch,
and will sell on reasonable terms, If sale is
perfected within 60 days.
MONEY TO LOAN-We have $50, 900 to loan
ON Travis county real estate
SMALL FARM FOR sALE-At a bargain. e.
acres in high state of cultivation, miles
north from the court house and 20 acres of
timber land one mile from the farm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01
RnIicO Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
yesterday morning:
Andrew Anderson (colored, drunk.
Fined S2.j0 and costs.
Prmus D0dson and Fanny Dods0n Goth
coloredD were each fined S2 and costs Tor
being drunk.
William Barnes (colored), assault and
battery. Fined $3.50 and costs.
Mary Butler (colored), drunk. Fined 81
and costs.
John Jasper (coIored) was fined. IS and
Jailed for ten days for striking Joseph
Jackson with baseball bat.
Andrew Wade, drunk. Fined q and
costs.
Richard Holman, charged with curslng
and abusing John NeiSz. Discharged.
Lucy Nelson (colored). charged with un-
lawfully entering the house OF libby
Green. Discharged.
Sarah, Maria, and Henderson Kemp (all
colorcdl charged with assluting and beat
ing X. J. smith. The prosecutor falling 10
appear, the accused were discharged, and a
rule vas issued against Smith for not ap-
pearing.
Charles Porter (colored). charged with
aSsaultng and beating his wife. Dis
charged on payment OF cost.
Elizabeth Jones, Bella Jones, and
Amanda Stevenson (all colored), charged
with assaulting and abusing Ann BoXley
and Ann B0Xley (colored), charged with
threatening to tcat Elizabeth Jones.
The eases were dismissed on payment Of
cost.
Robert Loyctt (colored), charged with
unlawful tro>pass, was required to give
security for his good behavior for six
months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01
GanifAI AntaS.

The Governor has c0mmuted the sentence
Of William Henry Ware. convicted at the
June term Of the County Court OF Gooch-
land Of manslaughter and sentenced to one
wear in the penitcnt:ary, 10 one month ana
twelve day. in the county jail. Also, the
sentence Of Warner Carlton, convicted at
the June term Of the Hastings Court OF the
city Of Richmond and sens TO the penitsn-
tiary for two years, TO twelve months IN
Jail.
william Ame, (cOlored). convicted OF
bieamy in Norfolk. June, 1882, and sent TO
the penitenuary for three years, was par
doned Yesterday.
The Governor yesterday received requi-
sition from the Governor Of Maryland for
Edgar p. Adair, fugitive from the city Of
Baltimore, who Is wanted there to answer
10 q charge Of embezzlcment. Adair came
10 Virginia from Baltimore, and Is believed
TO be somewhere on the Eastern Shore.
The Governor has appointed Lawrence
LOttier. Esq, OF Richmond; Colonel Ran
dolph Harrison, Commissioner OF Agricul-
ture: Major \. III. Drewry. OF Westoyer
Colonel II. G. Parsons, OF Natural Bridge,
and General V. ID. GrOner. OF Norfolk,
commissioners 10 represent Virginia on the
New Orleans Exposition Board. These
gentlemen, together with the Governor,
the United States commissioners, Or. J. N.
Blanton, OF Pertsmouth. and J. b. Pace.
E.q., OF Richmond, constitute the Virginia
ROard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01
Fnsc-Ball Terms.

There Is living here in the city Of Rich
msnd = newspaper man who Is responsible
for the coming Of the most OF the queer
phrases pFactIced by expert baseball re-
pOrters, and which TO the uninitiate1 seem
vague and contradictory.
The father Of these strange terms is yet a
young-looking man, and is allowed to write
for one Of the best papers in the state. He
is not in unatic asylum, but lives high
in the fourth story Of building. He has
made many errors" in his life, but has
never been "put ont much by them.
Yesterday the veteran was in fine talking
trim. and ratified away about the national
game IN fine style.
He said e had seen man break his fin
ger in tieing the score, and couhi always
tell weak nIne by the scattering SIN
giles"
what is meant by picking up difficult
grounders ~
"Oh, that amt much except 8 sort OF
spiling and leaking down of the old-time
way OF hitting ball-that's all and as
for batting spells and everything else,
you know, that comes long Just about the
tire that sora does. Gnd the more you bat
the sorer you get, II you amt used 10 It,"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01

They are all Instructed for Tucker. Rock
bridge and Bath are instructed for Tucker,
Cumberland for Coleman. Appnmattox 4
and Fluyanna divided between Coleman
and Tucker, and Amherst divided betweeeu
Tucker and Whitehead. Tomorrow the
primaries viii be held in this county, and
on Monday one will be held IN staunton.
The city and county send forty delegates.
The next largest representation comes
from Rockbridge-22. II is thought that
the majority Of the Augusta delegation
will be for Tucker. Lively times are ex-
pected here next THURSDAY.
There arc some unaccountable circum.
stances connected with the death Of the un'
known man found on the track Yesterday
morning about which | teleeraphed you
last night. There was little or no blood
found where the engine first struck him.
which would lead To The infe. ence that he
was not killed by the trim. Again, he had
nothing whatever in his pockets except
three pistol-cartridges in his vesi-pocket I;
and 1t Is next 10 impossible to find man oil
any sort who has not even a scrap OF paper
about his person. unless his pockets had
been riiled; and then, this man was too
we'll dressed Tor tramp. Again, you
never see common tramp wearing white
shirt and collar. But there has as yet been
no clue TO his identity.
Miss Chcsterman, Of Richmond, daugh
ter Of W. ID. Chestermun, OF the Dispatch,
Is visiting at Colonel \. W. Harman's, IN
this city.
Mr.. G.. d. Poarman. OF your City Conn
ell. is also visiting Staunton friends. o.
which he has not few. N0x.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01
Sf. George Tucker Mason.

Intelligence was received here by cable
Yesterday that Captain II. George Tucker
Mason was dead. The cablegram was dated
at AlgierS, was very meagre (only announc-
ing that CAPTAIN Mason died At Tonquln,
Chna), and was signed by his wife.
Captain Mason was man who had seen
a great deal Of adventure during MS me-
and in the tented field as well as at the
courts Of mOnarchS attracted and held the
consideration and esteem Of all. lie was
ION Of the late Hon. John Y. Mason, who
died i'm Pans in 1859 while United STATES
Minister at that place. Captain Mason was
born IN southampton county, Va, IN 1871,
and was educated at the Virginia Military
Institute. which he left in 1862 and entered
the Confederate service. tie was de>pe-
rately wounded near ChamberSburg during
General Lees invasion OF Penusylyanla,
lut served to ihe end Oi the war.
At the close oi the war he went 10 France,
and was commissioned by Louis Napoleon
second lieutenant in the Legion OF stran-
gers. lie served through the Franco-Prtls-
sian war. and was wounded three times.
and for gallant conduct on the Geld was
twice promoted. He served IN Algiers,
where he married daughter OF distin-
guished officer in the French civil service.
About twelve months ago he was again
promoted, and at the time OF bis death
ranked high in the French service.
Captain Mason was brother of Mrs.
Archer Anderson, and Mr.. :. Blount Ma
son, Of this city, and was well known
throughout this section. His last visit tc
Richmond was in October, 1881, when h,
came over with the French delegation, and
was noticeable figure at our centennia
celebrations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01
Death OF Russell IL. Purcell.

The Columbus Miss Dispatch OF the
ed says: "Mr. Russell b. Pureell, a
brother OF Mr.. Samuel III. Purcell, now
superins ndent Of the Greenville division
Of the Georgia Pacific, died very suddenly
Monday evening at Berry Station OF heart
disease. He was well known in Columbus,
and had number OF friends, who will hear
the news Of his demise with sincere re-
gret." Russell Purcell was a son OF {. w.
Purcell, Esq, and At the time OF his death
was about thirty years OF age. He was
raised in Richmond, but some years ago
removed to Albemare, where he engaged
in farming Until he accepted q position
with his brother on the Georgia Pacific
railroad. He made many friends wherever
be went, and held them by a warm-hearted,
true disposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01
F1RMVILLE.
Meeting OF she Trusrses Of the state Normal
school.

Meeting OF she TTustses OF the state NoriHaI
School.
TCosespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
July 81, 1854.
The trustees OF the Normal School held an
adjourned meeting here last evening"
When the time was appointed 1t was VITA
the expectation that the Court Of Appeals
would award its writ OF mdiiddmuS against
one or the other Of the Auditors and com
rel the payment Of the annuity, 10000
either out Of the I" free school fund " or
out of the treasury. An adverse decision
bv this tribunal left the trustees without
power to appoint teachers OF do anything
else. since the act does not allow them 10
contract any debt The matter viii OF
course be laid again before the Legislature
AZ it, special session, and 1t Is hoped tha'
the act will be so amended as TO cbylate the
objections Of the court.
The trustees could at present DO little
more than prepare full report, as h,
quired by law, OF what had been done, ana
of their plans and prospects for the school,
They adjourned To meet again next mohth
in Richmond, and hope by that time TO be
able 10 announce an early time Tor open
ing, and select teachers and pubilsh Eul's
and regulations for admission.
The good people of the town are not a
little disturbed by the delay and emDAf-
rassment in a scheme In which they are -
deeply interested. They entered into a
contract wish the State, have complied
promptly with all they were required TO
do. and made over 10 the Commonwealth
the school property. They rely, Therefore
upon the General Assembly to execute us
part Of the contract, and with As mueh
promptness as circumstances will allow.
There have been abundant rains, and Tue
crops Of corn and tobacco are growing
finely. Politics attract but little attention
yet, and II the storm doesn't rise before
gathering time we may hope 10 get both the
necessaries and the comforts OF life. no
matter "who's elected" ii.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01
SOUTIESIDE MATTERS.
| Meeting Of the Central Committee Nanches-
| ter uustiDgs Court-fuli Time at Richmond
| and uan,,Iie RaiItoad Sbops-Personal.

Meeting Of the Central Committee Nanches-
ter rIustiBgs Court-tuli Time at Richmond
and DanyiIle Railroad sbops-Personai.
There was a called meeting of the city
Democratic Central Committee held at the
Mayor's Courtroom last night About
A half hour before the time for the meeting
il commenced 10 rain, but this stopped IN
time for more than enough members 10
tome out to make the quorum.
The meeting was called b. order by the
chairman. Mr.. Ely. Mr.. Tillery, the see
rttary. was absent. His place was hlled
by one Of the other members Of the COM
mttce.
The report ot the Committee on Rules
ard Regulations was read and adopted.
After brief speeches from different menu
bers = committee Of four aud the chairman
was appointed on Permanent OrganiLi-
tiop. Plan for Campaign Work, and Plaoc
Of Meeting. &c. This committee will meet
at the Mayors Court-Ioom Monday night.
and will report vt an adjourned meeting of
the Central Committee next "Wednesday
night at SIS.
Th. Manchester IIustings Court hss been
| IN session for two weeks. There were
! three criminal cases al the commencement
! Of the term. The remaindero 81 the term WIS
! consumed IN dlsposng OF civil and cha1-
cery business. The court will adjourn ~
morrow for the term and will meet again
September 18th. Those having business
| had better appear to-day or by 3 O'Clock to-
morrow.
Mayor Taylor disposed Of several cases
| Of ordinance violation and other ca.es Oh
minor importance yesterday morning.
There have been very few cases IN the
Mayors Court during the last month. and
most Of them ordinance olstions.
About SIX or eight weeks ago the shop
employees ~ the Richmond sud Danyile
Railroad Company were reduced to four
days' work each week, the shops b.ins
! shut down every Tuesday and Friday.
: The macbini.ts have been put back on fuii
/ time, and the carpenters will commence on
! full time to-day.
Mr.. A. l.. Adamson, of the frm of Samp-
son & Adamson, will return from England
next Tu, sday. He left here with hi. wits
several months since 10 attend 10 business.
He l. now ON his way home, will get bo
( New YORK sunday, and will ges here
about next Tuesday.
ID. j. Mathews, ESD. son OF Dr. L. y.
| Mathews, Of this city, returned yesterday
morning from the Red sulphur SPRINGS,
where be had been iOr some time for ibe
I benefit Of his health.
Mr.. John 7. Sampson. Of Chesterfield,
WHO has been quite unwell. ha. recovered.
but intelligence reached here yesterday
morning that his wife Is quite III.
Mr.. George w. Richardson, instead OF
Mr.. Is. W. NuDnally, !, one of the dele
gates from tho Bainbrdge-.treet church
to The Middle District Baptist Association;
There will BE- + match game OF ba>'-bal'
At tie Manchester Park this afternoon De-
f,Yeen the Manchestcrs aud the hetDpolt-
tans. Of Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01
Ar Uu,noSf0F.

A man who gave his name rs f. Ham
mond came to this city in May last aud
represented himself as an agent OF Brown,
TIamlin 4 Co.. OF Chicago. BY false
promises and misstatements he succeeded
in selling TO Messrs. Powers, Taylor S Co.
a bill Of goods, for which he was duly paid,
and which he never delivered. Me,srs.
Powers, TAYLOR t. Co. now hear that the
same man is passing himself in Pittsburgh,
Pa, and Wheeling, W. Va, IS being con-
neeted with their house. This is untrie,
and Messrs. Powers, Taylor & Co. pro-
nsunee the man fraud and sWindler.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01

One Of the most popular watering places
on the Atlantic coast Is Cape May, and
already many are leaving the city in quest
0i rest. We do not know where person
can spend few days more pleasantly than
at the above resort. II can be reached from
here by taking the Richmond, FIederiek~
burg and Potomac railroad 10 Warrington
from there the Baltimore and Po-
tomae railroad 10 Baltimore then the
Philadelphia, Washington and Baltimore
to Phiisdeldhis, where two hours by
fast express trains, with parlor cars
attached, the West Jersey r.ilroad will
convey you 10 Cape May, where the salt
air and surf-bathing will renew your
strength and impart new life 10 the en-.
feebled BODY,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01
mst.orologiesi Report for July.

The subloined table gives The reauIngs
OF the Thermometer, the course OF the WIND
at sunrise, and the amount OF rainfall Tor
the month Of July. The readings oil the
thermometer were taken In au elevated
portion OF the city, free from any influence
OF reiracted heat, and from French insiru-
ments, showing the highest and lowest
points OF the mercury during each twenty
four hours. IL is believed that no better
situation for observations Of thi, character
can be found in our city. They have been
carefully noted, aud are believed TO be 40
sOlniely correct
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01

HENRY FITZGERALD, receivers sale Of sock
OF goods liquors, aai groceries, AZ corner Hull
and Ihirteenih strests, h4nseester, Va, al 10
A.
n. u. COOK, assortment OF hossshold furnitsss,
&c- al 10 A. n.
JNO. p. LAUGHToN, Jr, stoct Of srssosies.
GAINED goods, As., al leS An.
X. II. FOX a co. at RIsbmond aud Pcsrsears
depot, clr-.o,d of melons, at n. N.
WILLIAM JESkiSS 2 u. NJ, baBanAs lemons,
ana p<anuls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01
uad,.ou.vard Democratic C,us,

a large and enthusiastic meeting OF this
Club was held hst night al their rooms.
and the following officers were elected /:
President, J. J. English; Nice-Presidents,
c. w. Allen, Jackson Guy. James +.
Perriter, and G.. Med. Blake; Secretary, b.
\. Peeor Treasurer, j. h. Mekenney; Ser
geant-at-Arms, John Caskie.
This Club now numbers nearly two hun
dred active, working members, and good
results may be expected during the present
presidential campaign.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01
Condition of the Injured.

Colonel Henry :. Price and lady, who
were thrown cut Of drag day before yes
terday, were doing rs well a. could be ex-
pocted yesterday. Their injuries are not
at all dangerous.
Mr.. &. W. Mahoney, wife, and child,
vino were also in the drss. are not residents
Of Richmond, and Yesterday afternoon
were able TO leave the sity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01
RICHMOND

cd and officers elected for one year. The
Club win meet Of II O'Clock on The hrsf
and third Saturdays OF each month at the
eourt.bouse, and will spend ore or two
honrs in discussing subjects pertaining to
husbandry In all lis branches. The subject
for discussion tomorrow. August I'd,
is "W heat, All Henrico farmers are in
yited 10 apply for Membership.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01

~ Showcry during the day.
l2l Showery In the forenoon.
t3l Rain In the afternoon ana hlght'
a. Rain m he afternoon. ,
l5j Occasional hight showers during the day anu
night. -
f6l Light shower, IN the forenoon. Heavy storm,
win thunder aud lightning. NJ night
(7l Rain late In the afternoon and n nighl.
iSi shower of rain early In the morning.
Rainfall for the month, I.O2 inches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01
CONQUERED AGAIN.
rAs virsinias Meet wish Assssss psssss ss
the Hands u sss Asaves.
,sr.,,., .e,esrsm 70 the Dt.paseh.l

RsApixo, Pa, July H.-Ths Aeusss
again conquered the Virginia C,uo a III
afternoon by q score Of to = Inc VII
tors found Frieps pitching very dincu"
10 hit, and earned trst base but nve umes.
The virginIas pressuted the same petsry
civilians and Morgan) a. IN the cob.".
OF the day before. but Williams pfcneo
with very little judgment. In the nrt
inning Alber. made good hw, and came
over the plate on Friers home.r run;
ouipton, oi the virgtnias, who played
Ike an amateur on Wednesday, car
ri,d of the fielding honors by capturing
a liner from Grady's bat with one hand.
The ground was We, and soggy. Ap-
psnded Is the score:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01

L. Page upon Henry Pendleton. an eight
year-old son Of DR.. Stevenson, OF this town,
has proved IN entire success. The tube has
been removed and the w.nd-pipe closed up
completely. We hope in few DAYS 10 see
The little fellow upon the street sgain.
The Claremont Herdh says: Monday
afternoon MIR. John Steele and Mr.. George
bianford jumped from two fat ears that
were running away down the grade to-
wards the wharf. Mr.. Blauford was un-
hurt. but Mr.. Steele struck on bis head and
sustained fracture Of the skull which will
very likely prove fatal.
jackson lIof, wel-known citizen living
on the Smokers Gap turnpike road, Clarke
county, dropped dead on Sunday last. He
had finished eating Is breakfast, and with
out complaining Of feeling unwell walked
to The door. where he fell and died in few
moments OF heart dse9se. lie was about
sixty.dye year. old.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01

HoRsFoRD's ACID PHosPHArs-DEwARR OF
sIrArloSs.-Imitations and eoun'erfelts
have again appeared. BE sure that the
word "Horsford's Is on the wrapper.
None genuine without IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01
Meeting OF Leo Camp.

An important meeting Of K. f Lee
Camp, Confederate Veterans, viii take
place tonight at 8 O'Clock at Monticello
Hall, and not al Veteran Hall, "a many sup.
posed. A full attendance b desired.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01
LAWN PARTY.

THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS.
Il on lhe ehsreh lawn, sornsr q Main aud
given BY The Junior workrrs" cf shs wea
street baptist church, The proceeds II ssAsh
viii D. esed ln IAsstinx The church.
Come and lens helping hand In I'M. GOD
work, and yos will spsnd . pleasant evening.
~ 5l-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01
A SINGLE FACT
Is WORTH A SHIP-LOAD or
ARGUMENT.
CARTHRsYILLE. GA.

CARTERSYILLE. GA.
THIS will certify that two members or my i'm
mediate family, after having suffered for many
years from menstrual irregnlarty, and having
ucen treated without benefit 10y various medical
doctors were at length completely cured by one
bottle Of Dr. j. Bradfeds Female Regulator. It's
eject on such eases Is truly wonderful, and well
may the remedy hc called "Woman's Best
Friend
Yours respectfully,
JAMES w. SrRANGsF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01
ueur,eo Farmers, Club.

A number OF farmers met al the county
courthouse, In this city, and organized the
Henrico Farmers' Club.
A constitution and bylaws were adopt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01
Tor BsroNls AID MoNUaENrn,

NOTICE.-wE ARE SELLING OUT
~ BALANCE Oh STOCK AT AND BELOW
co., + FOR the ncat fpS DAYS, 10 close business.
TOMBsTONFs aud MONUMENTS. Caji aud as
gsat RICHMOND NARBLr-WOkks.
aul-lt Seventh aat Grace streets, sl,y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
A Mob rahr an Attempt TO Lynch the hur-
drrer Roland.


drrer Roland.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispa'ch.l
July 81, 1854.
An attempt mas made about O'Clock
this morning to tak the murderer Roland
from the county Jail. \ mob from the
" fat woods" near the scene OF the trlge-
DIV. was secretly formed. but their Intcn-
tions were not as guarded a. they might
have been. \ gentleman from Chlrlottcs-
willie. seeing the unusual movements, su'-
pcctcd their designs. and reported il to the
outhoritlcS, who immediately placed
military guard over the prisoner and rang
the courthouse bsll with such vigOr that
tie party. seeing their purpose frustrated
retired without making an attack upon the
iail. learn that they had gotten - Tar A.
Belmont from one direction. which i
on the suburbs of the town, and
were i'm the town at other points,
when they discoyc cd by the commoti0n
in the town Shat they would have diEi-
culiv. There are two murdcrers IN Abe
marie jail-,Ioc Barbour, who was con-
victcd and sentenced to be hung on the
18th II July, but who was granted super
ScdeGS 10y the CourI OF Appeals, and John
Roland. who Killed james Fry last Nor
dav. The object oi the mob was evidently
John Roland. But il is surmlsed that il
Roland j. taken Barbour will stand poor
chance. Il is not Known how many were
engaged in the affair. While every good
citizen must deprecate such extreme mei'
surcs. and must believe that every sIlcceS--
ful attemvt is attended by like demOrali-
zaiion OF the community, yet should not
be surprised il at any time | may have TO
chronicle the lynchlng OF the two murder
ors in A.bcmarle jail.
You need not be surprised TO hear at any
time Of the lynching Of the murderers.
said a " flat-woOds" man 10 MS yesterday,
" / don't feel safe" "Why don't youarm
voursen?" we inquired. 'Tain't no
il>e-when they want to kill you in the
'nat-woods' your pistols amt worth 4
cent" QUIZ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01
0tl,crG GsnncS.
IBy telegraph to the Dispa,cb.l

by telegraph to the DhpfWu'l
Louisville Louisyilles, II; lndhnapo-
liz, 2.
Chicago: Chicagos, 4; Detroits. o.
Cincinnati II. Louis, 3, CtncinnNls, a.
Philadelphia: Athldic,3; Washingtons,
2. Bostons. 8; Philadelphias, |.
New York Providence. 3; New York.
3. The official umpire, Van Court. was
not present, and Miller Of the ProvIdence
PLAYERS, took his place. His decisions were
regarded as evidently Intended 10 throw
The game To the Providence. The specta.
tors became highly indignant, aud hissed
and jecred Miller throughout. When tho
game was called, az the end OF TIE ninth
inning. on account of darkness, Tue police
had To escort miller from the lisid. The
crowd had become threatening in is de-
monstTatiOns.
Rain prevented games AZ Baltimore and
Pittsburgh.