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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-28
THEIR SCHEME PREVENTED.
Bew a clever rlsn for Couuicrfeiting Bra
zIlIan Notes was Fru,lrated.

Bsw clever Plan for Couurerfeitins Bra
allan Notes was Frustrated.
\ st. Louis special says; 1t has
Just transpired that man named Luz
cien White was arrested here a week
ago last Monday charged with being
concerned in a gigantic scheme to coun-
terleit Brazilian bank-nOtes. White
was arrested at the Hotel Mosher.
where he had been stopping for some
time, and the detectives engaged
in ferreting out the case have
discovered partly finished notes amount
ing in the aggregate to 1920
600. The captured paper is chiefly
in notes Of the denomination Of
200 milreis each, but they consist
only of the faces Of the notes and are
not signed. The backs, however. have
been discovered in New Orleans. and
thus the scheme has been foiled. Other
arrests are expected to be made both
here and in New Orleans, when the
names Of the Brazilian members
of the gang will be secured. 1t Is
said that one OF more of the gang
are now on their way to Brazil
that the authorities Of that country
have been cabled to that effect, and that
the men will be arrested on their ar
rival. The printing of the faces of the
notes was done here by August Cast
4 Co.. who were told that they were
intended for cigar-box labels but the
suspicious Of Cast & Co. being aroused
while the work was in progress, they
informed the United States authorities
here, and detectives were Immediately
set to work on the case. Lucien
White, the man arrested here. says
his former home was in Whitney,
Texas, but that he lived in Brazil
number Of years, that he re-
turned 70 Texas six months ago, and
shortly afterward was approached BY a
man named Lane, who bro.ched y. .e
scheme to him under the guise of cigar
labels, and he went into it. P.e then
went to New York to have me printing
done, but falling in this he went to
Chicago, where he again failed. He
then came here with the above result.
He is an intelligent, well-educated man,
and the detectives think that Lane is a
myth, and that White is the chief mover
in the scheme.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-28
BOTETOTRT COUNTY.

Political N,tcs- Street Row Fruit Industry.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlsuatch.
FINCAsTLE. August 2G. lNoj.
The Democratic candidate for the
House will be nominated by a primary
election on the 10th and llth Of Sep
tcmbcr, which plan will secure the In
dependent vote for that party.
Hon. Phil. Mckinney has accepted
an invitation to speak here at our Sep
tember court. There will be a rousing
turnout. and | predict hearty recep-
tion Of that fearless Democratic war
horse.
Three young men were brought be-
fore the mayor yesterday morning
charged with having been engaged in a
row on the street at a late hour the
night before. Several citizens were
aroused by the disturbance, and it was
with difficulty that the parties We're
quietei. Two Of the young men were
fined - and costs each. The other was
discharged.
The fruit-packing season is now IN
full blast. This is quite an important
industry in this county, and the fruit
crop this year is large, being far above
the average. There are said to be in
one section Of this county one million
Of fruit-treeS. and three packing fac
tories in a radius of one mile.
THORNDYKE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-28
Manchester Matters,

Dir. Henry 4. Jordan, postmaster of
this city, has been instructed by the
Post Office Department at Washington
to establish the immediate-dellyery ser
vice at this Office on the lst Of October.
This service, which is to be established
in all cities Of 1000 or more inhabl-
tsnts, requires that all special-deliyery
letters shall reach the place to which
they are addressed as soon as possible
after the letters arrive at the Office. and
authorizes the postmaster to employ
special messengers in conformity with
the rules published ia Yesterdays DIS
patch regulating the service in Rich
mond.
The game Of baseball played at the
Manchester Park yesterday afternoon
between the Machesters and Stars re
suited in a victory for the former by
the score Of 5 to >. The contest was
close. spirited, and interesting.
Messrs. John II. Ingram, Benjamin
F. Faulconer, d. l.. Pulliam. IL. A.
Maurice. and Charles J.. Page, who
have been appointed by the District
Committee as canyassers Of this city
are all representatives Of the young
Democracy, and are active and ener
getic workers.
Mr.. +. W. Weisiger and his littl,
daughter are both quite sick.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-28
NORFOLK AND VICINITY.
The Republican Row Ia Norfolk County -
Portsmonth Wafer supply.

Correspondence OF Richmond Dispatch.
NORFOLK, August %, 1885.
In consequence of insubordination
General Malone has assumed control
of affairs in the Republican party Of
Norfolk county and issued his call for
County Convention on next Wednesday
to nominate candidate for the House
of Delegates. This will be the second
convention, Colonel George A. Martin
the choice Of the first gathering, and
with whom General Malone took sides,
having been forced to withdraw. The
little General" having taken a hand
in the fight, it remains to be seen
whether the discordant elements will
down at his bidding" The General
has designated his leftenant, Colonel
James D.. Brady, of Petersburg, as
chairman to preside over the Conven-
tiOn. Colonel Martin and three col
ored men are aspirants for legislative
hOnors at the hands of the Convention.
This morning was really cold, and at
an early hour fires were comfortable.
My telegram last night should have
stated that the rain Tuesday night was
worth $4,000 to Norfolk county farm
ers instead Of $1,000.
The Portsmouth Water Company fin
ished this morning the work Of laying
the water-pipes between Suffolk and
Portsmouth, and are now ready to turn
the water on at any time. The works
cost over 100000. and the letting on
of the water in Portsmouth will be ap-
propriately celebrated.
y framed dwelling on Bank street
was accidentally burned this morning.
Insured.
The stock Of lumber, offices. stables,
&C.. in the lumbcr-yard Of John Bar
bour, on Water street near Church, was
destroyed by an accidental fire tonight.
Loss, over 5000 fully insured. Two
valuable horses were consumed.
The schooner William VI. Wilson,
from New York to James river, arrived
to-day. with loss Of sails and rigging,
having been caught in the storm on
Tuesday night. G..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-28
Police softrp.
he following cases were disposed OF

The following cases were disposed OF
yesterday; :,
Albert Page and Fred. WorL founl
driving over the sidewalk. Fiaed 81.
Temple Christian. violating a city
ordinance. Fined sl.
Ben. Twyman (colored). assault. Sent
TO the grand jury in one case hned 20
and costs in another.
Charles Hughes lcolored), drunk.
Fined a2.50.
Scott Burrell (colorcd), disorderly.
Fined s2.50.
James Minor (colorcd), interfering
with passengers at the Chesapeake AMI
Ohio railroad. Discharged.
Thomas Coleman ,coloredl, reckless
driving. Fined s5.
Della johnson Ccolored), bad Ian
cusge. Fined IS and costs.
Wyatt Cardwell. drunk. Security
required for three months.
jaime. Stuart CcOlored), fast driving.
Dismissed.
Nellie Matthews teolore1), drunk.
Fined s250 and costs.
James Grrbbs, assault. Dismissed
with costs.
J. L. Waters. assault. Dismissed
with costs.
Charles Nelson. stealing. Three
months in jail and labor in the chaia-
gang.
James Monterio, drunk. Fined az
and costs.
Page Morris, yagrant. Security re-
Quired for three months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-28
PerNonnIs mud Rrier..

General r. Lindsay Walker, now
superintendent of construction of the
new Capitol building at Austin. Texas,
is visiting old friends here. lie is
looking very fine. lie likes his new
home, without relmquishing any OF hi,
love for his old one-Richmond.
In the August no. Of the Southern
Clnic DR.. II. Wythe Davis has an in
teresting article on the Treatment Of
Cholera" including observations on
the disease as 1t appeared in Richmond
in loUG.
Senator Twyman, Of Madison coun.
ty, has been rcnominatcd by the Dem
OcratS.
The residence of Judge Redd. oi
Hanover. was burned Tuesday night.
Loss about :l.200. No insurance.
The many friends Of Professor Ad'
olson Hoge will be glad to learn Of his
safe arrival in this country after two
years of travel and study in Germany
and Greece. He and his wife passed
through Richmond yesterday on their
return to Hampden-Sidney. where the
Professor will resume his chair in the
college.
A number Of the legislative candi-
dates went down TO Narlna district, in
Ilenrico county, yesterday, TO meet and
greet the dear people.
Yesterday the weather was cool and
pleasant. 1t was fine day for work,
and business seemed to improve under
its influences.
Hon. r. II. Cardwell, OF Hanover,
left the city last night for Danyille on
professional business.
The street railway is doing good
deal Of repairing on its tracks, putting
The line in order for winter work.
1t is hardly possible that the electric
lights will be in operation here by FAIR
week.
The architects are steadily at work
on the detailed plans and specifications
Of the new City Hall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-28
E,cnr,,on 60 Cre..on. PA.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
which is distinguished for the SUPERIOR
ity of It's equipment, the comfort 1t az
fords its patrons, and enterprise in
serving the public. announces a person.
ally-conducted excursion TO the Alle-
ghany mountains from New York, Phlla-
delphia. and Washington TO Cresson on
September 30. The return coupons
will be good for ter days. and 10 those
remaining az Cresson for longer pc
riod than one day special rate will
be given at the hotel.
CresSon is on the crest Of the Ale
ehany mountains. >, 300 feet above the
level Of the sea-shore. The location IL
charming in every respect. Nature,
assisted by engineering skill, has
| formed on the mountain.top a
broad plateau, which falls IN a
gradual slope Of ycrdant lawn to the
lower ground, whore the railroad has
cut is way through the towering hills.
Studded with trees. ile e,hei with smiling
he'd Of flowers. lntcrlaeel with arbOrel
walk. the lawn outspreads It's green
carpet from the great hotel, the central
figure Of the landscape. Before reach
ing Cresson the traveller from the East
passes through the most notable scenic
portion Of the mountains. II IS a route
Of rare beauty at all times. but most
favorably seen at this time Of the year,
and no road in the country affords the
luxuriance Of travel in measure equal to
the PennSy lyania Company. We adj
wise those Of our people who want q
bracing, heart-inspiring, cheap. and
comfortable trip to take this. Tickets
can be obtained at the Pennsylvania
depot, Washington, b. c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-28
The Mltffary.

General orders from General Win
field S. Hancock and from Governor
Cameron have been issued congratu-
lating the Virginia battalion which ap-
peared under utenant-Colonel Spots
wood in General Grants funeral pro-
cession, on their fine appearance and
soldierly demeanor on that occasion.
The field officers Of the First Vr-
ginia brigade will. according to orders
issued by Adjutant-General James Ne
Donald. assemble at Richmond on the
% of September to choose brigadier-
general to fill the vacancy created by
the resignation Of General Fitzhugh
Lee. Colonel G. j. Anderson, Of the
First regiment, is prominently men
toned in connection with the position
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-28

This is the latest parrot story; A
sommon gray Polly, having been
brought from Guinea by a sailor with
a coarse, rough voice and afflicted with
a cough. the parrot learned to initiate
the exact tones Of his master. even to
the cough, so closely thst the sound oil
his voice was often mistaken for that
Of the sailor. II was afterward taken
in hand by another instructor and
taught a softer tone, but it never forgot
the harsh voice OF its former master,
and often amused bystsnders by re-
lspsing into sea slang, interspersed
with the asthmatlc cough Of the sailor"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-28
Mr.. Massey at Work.

Hon. John E. Massey passed through
the city yesterday morning, on his way
home. lie has just returned from the
tide-water counties, where he has been
doing hard and valuable political aud
religious work. He preached at West
Point last Sunday night, spoke at King
William Courthouse Monday morning
preached at Sharon Tuesday morning
and at night at West Point. Spok'
Wednesday morning at Saluda, Middle
sex county, and at night at wes
/ Point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-28
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
The smith Iuvesugauon tommittee-An Old
L.tttr-Fire.
,,,,,,oa,,,,, ,a,,ca ofthe Richmond ID Dlspatcb I


L-tttr-Fire.
Correspondence otthe Richmond Dispatca.
AUGUST -, 1855,
The committee charged with the in
yestigation Of the affairs connected
with the W. X. Smith defalcation case.
Of which the Hon. John b. Moon. of
this place, is chairman, have had la
boriouS time Of it. but have nearly
completed their difficult task. and the
report will be printed at an early iay.
The worst fears as to the amor OF
the defalcations are realized, the al
amount probably exceeding tlOC O..
The work of the committee b re.
suited in a very great saving the
State in the matter Of arreart;-, in
tsIes purposely obscured by tue sin
gular business methods Of ChieEClerk
smith. The amount so saved. it is
confidently believed. will reach nearl- ,
100000. ;
An old, unpublished letter written
by President Monroe in t. I.st days
OF his life (lS26-he die in I83U b,,
Just come to light her It is writ a.
on coarse fOOlscap paper, folded, Sc. Ied
WIN RED wax, Ind franked. 1t s in
'ersstlng as > : memorial of tho .e DAYS
anu snow the strictly honor. able yiev
nc 'Oo' Of private obliga' ions. Her
- ~ extract from the let .er. which is q
private character " fhe state Of IN
Affairs forbids me, On the principles
common honesty, % make any sacriiic
Of my property or Of any debts justl
due 10 me-. Ghen | am making ever
e1ertion q ny power to pay my deb
Sucn s. Ierisce, even for small amour
wouI 4 be an unpsrdonsble injury
my creditors as well as to my family
Agrunary belonging to P. W. NJ
son, Esq, living near Bowlesville, al
SEQ bushels Of wheat and ten tons
4 hay, were recently consumed by fiji
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-28
Iha Primary.

The City Democratic Committee will
meet tonight to hear the report Of the
committee appointed to draft /. plan for
holding . primary election on Tuesday,
September 18th, for the purpose OF
nominating two senator's and four dele
gates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-28
ONANCOCK ACADEMY.

+. L. BRENT university OF Nirginia),
Principal: w. &. MARSHALL University
Of NiTginia). Associate Principal. assisted
by full corps Cf competent and eXpe-
rienced teachers.
Next session begins SEPTEMBER 14TH.
Thorough courses in English, Ancient ana
Modern Languages. Mathematics. Natural
Science Art. and Music. Prepares for col
lege. university. or business. Location on
the Eastern Shore. between the Chesa-
pea Ike and the ocean; unsurpassed Tor
health. accessibility, and other advantages.
fOr catalogues apply 10 .....,..,,..
THE PRINCIPALS"
2S-TuNF2t Dnancpck. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-28
ra,Ytry Hurt by - Runaway Team

(By telegraph to the Dispatch,l
PITTSBURGH, PA, August 2I.-ln
attempting to rescue a hve-year.oid
how. named Stewart, who was in dan
Ger of being run over by runaway
team this afternoon, AIRS. fahey, an old
lady, was knocked down by the horses
and fatally injured, The chlld W; w.'
quite seriously hurt, bat will probably
recover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-28
Cru.hed TO Death.

Especial telegram to the Dspateh'I
NATURAL BRIDGE, VA, august
27.-While a force Of lands was at
work to-day on the grading of the
Richmond and Allegheny road, just
oelow this place, Alfred Gibson, a
colored boy, twenty years of age, was
crushed to death by the falling Of earth
which he was ercavating.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-28
Exea~sion 90 Drewry's BIun.

The steamer Gem will make four
trips daily to Drewry's Bluff Picnic
Grounds on next Saturday, Sunday.
and Monday. Let all pleasure-seekers
remember this and 20.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-28
Hon. Henry D. Mcdaniel. Governor

Hon. Henry D. Mcdaniel, Governor
Of Georgia, says Of DR.. j. B. Haw-
thorne's lecture Il have rarely
listened to a production so entertaining
and instructive. The treatment Of the
subject was mastery, and the delivery
highly appropriate and effective. The
large and cultured audience eyinced the
highest appreciation by universal atten-
tion and by frequent applause and
other demonstrations Of approval. By
this address DR.. Hawthorne has added
to his wide reputation as a popular and
finished orator -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-28

The wagon which ran over the col
ored child, Nathaniel Edwards, at the
corner Of Second and Jackson streets
Wednesday night belonged to W. b.
Hersman 4 Co., and Immediately after
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-28
Picked Nine ~. Groesr~.

The Virginia picked nine. recently
organized by Mr.. Swan, will play
match game with the Grocers OF the
city at Virginia Park to-morrow alter
noon at 5 o'clock. An interesting AL
amusing game may be expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-28
ERIGHTFUL CASE EOFA COLORED
u

contracted a fearful case Of blood poison
in 1853. ! was treated by some of the best
physicians in Atlanta. They used the Old
remedies Of Mercury and Potash which
brought on rheumatism and impaired my
digestive organs Every joint IN me was
sWOl en- and fun 81 pain. was in horrible
condition. when had been given up 20
die my physicians who had seen The work.
inEs Of the medicine IN other cases. thought
10 would he splendid time 10 test the Vlr-
tues 81 Swifts Specific. When ! COM
Wcnced taking S. =. :. the physician said !
could not live two weeks under the ordi-
nary treatment. He commenced tO give
me the medicine strictly according 10 d.
rectons, which J continued for several
months. ! took nothing else. and COM
menced to improve from the first Occa-
kionally would have a backset from I'M
prudence. Soon the rheumatism left me.
my appetite became al right. aud the
ulcers. wh ioh the doctor said were the most
frighiful be had ever seen, began 10 heal
aud by the LIST Of OctOheT. 1854 | WAS .
well man again. lam stronger now than !
ever was before. aud weigh more. ] have
not failed 10 report for duty since that time
being engaged iu the Oil-warehOuse OF
still am, doing some " the hardest work
any man ever did. and am ready 10 answer
any question that NAV he asked concern
Ing this case. Swift 5 Specific has saved me
''V'' ~ ~" LEM McCLENDON.
ATLANTA. GA, April ls, 1886.
lem McClendon aas bseu in the employ
OF tho Chess. Carley Company lOr fOInc
wears. and know the above statements 70
he true. At the time he began taxing
Swifts Specific ne was IN noTTiple vVn1i-
tion, and at my solicitation his treatment
with S. 3. s. was undertaken by physi-
clan Rf.er several others had declared hi
aase 20 DO hopslesey incuraOls. He took
nothing bat 3. 8. s., and has been as sound
as new dollar for several months. / regard
his cure alInost miraculous.
". y. crosby. Manager,
Chas- -Oerfsy Co. Atlanta DiyiSOy.
ATLANTA GA. April Is, 1855.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-28
nOusf 0ypsfo0il

the Winston Reinforced Linen-Bosom
Shirts at 81 cents, and those Pepperell
Jean Drawers at A. cents, and thoss
stylish silk Scarfs at % cents, all Of
which are at 90l Main street.
L. B. SPENCE 4 Son,
Merchant Tallors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-28
The insurance covers only 1900 of the

loss.
The concert and operetta at the
Washington Hall, University OF VIZ
ginia, were a success. The participants
in the operetta were Misses Davis, NAL
let, Brown, Ellie Smith, Mullen, and
Randolph, and Messrs. Cox and A. u.
Davis, Colonel Portlock, and DIR. Har-
rison. The operetta was in three acts,
entitled High Life" The actresses
were Miss Davis, Miss Smith. Miss
Randolph, and Messrs. V. II. Lockwood
and John Tyler. Jr. The proceeds
will 20 to charities. QUP.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-28
CITY AND SUBURBAN.
ONE AFTER ANOTHER.
Gresnwoed Pitches aud the yirginias Lose
Their First Game at Norfolk.
fSporiaI tetaora N, 10 ha nfsnafeh1

Their FIRST Game at Norfolk.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, August 27.--Probably
thousand people greeted the appearance
Of the Virginias at Gymnasium Park
this afternoon, and there was great en-
thusiasm over the success Of the Nor
folks. The home team easily batted
Greenwood. The Virginias went to
the bat first, but scored a goose egg.
This continued for four innings, but in
the fiflh. they managed to score one run
by Glenn. This was all they were able
to get. The Norfolks' battery work
was excellent. they securing thirteen
hits. while the visitors only made six.
In the seventh inning Greenwood re-
lieved TOmney at third. Appended is
thu score 4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-28
Grand Excursion 20 wa.h,nxsom. ID. G.

Don't forget the excursion to Wash
ington. d. c., by steamer Ariel Mon
day. August 3lst. Fare for round
trip. $3.50. Tickets good for ten days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-28
Frost I'm the Mountains

STAUxTox, VA, August 81
There was heavy frost here last night
The gardens and late corn were badly
damaged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-28
hillary LITHIASIs. JAUNDlCE. DYS-
PEPSIA &c

CASE or MRS. HELEN c.,
OF Fauquier county, Va, stated by DR.. II.
NJ. Clarkson. of that county, Member OF
Medical Society OF Virginia.
Mrs. c., now thirty-four yess OF age
has been subject from grlhOOd To OCCASION
al attacks OF J0undtce, associated with DDs-
pepSi0. Latterly these inyasions have be-
come much more frequent and aggravated
In the autumn OF 1872 she came under my
care. and thenceforth. for nearly three
years. / saw her on an average two or three
times month in paroxysms Of excruci-
ating pain, with nausea, frequent vomiting,
and jaundiced skin OF the deepest hue.
These occasional attacks would last from
twenty-four TO seventy hours leaving the
patient in the intervals. debilitate ed and un-
able TO take any but the lightest and most
carefully selected diet. Whilst opiates,
ctheriZa lion. &C., would mitigate the pain
fulneSS OF these paroXysms, II seemed I'M
possible TO eradicate the diatbesis causing
them. ] became at last convinced that the
morbihc cause was the occasional passing OF
hillary CdtcUh. NY patient however be-
came almost hopsleSs. and for consider
able time abandoned all treatment Being
summoned TO her in an unusually severe
attack. in April Of the present year pre-
vailed upon her To use the Buffalo Llthia
Water. under the influence OF which her
DUVoptic symptoms were in a short ume
entirely relieved. and though six months
have elapsed since she used the water there
has been no return of the distressing synp-
toms described, and she is very decidedly
improved IN general health. To-day saw
her setting ont on pleasure trip. looking
better Than have ever seen her, and appa-
icntly. TO use her own trite though TRUTH
ful expression "a new woman ! cheer
fully give ali the credit 10 the truly won
derful water OF Buffalo Lithia Spring No.
-
For sale by
PURCELL. LADD e CO..
Agents fOr Virginia Minerai Springs Wa
tcrs au l4-WNF3W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-28

Earned Runs-Norfolks. .; Nirglnlas l..
Three.hase hits-Jacoby and Corcoran. 1
each. Tvyo-base hits-Derby. 2. Lrft on
bases-Norfolks, :; Nlrginias. 6. Passed
-Corcoran. 4. Bases on balls Henry.
/: Greenwood. l. Wild pitches-Greeu-
wood. 2. struck Out-lenry. 4: Green
wood. 2 Tomney l. Time OF game. hour
ard Is minutes Umpire, Wykoh. Scorer.