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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-13
Outcome of Carnot's Tour.

PARIS, September 13.-La Liberte
says President Carnot's tour has been
one of success, and that the cordial
welcome extended him constitutes
the spontaneous plebis cite against
the revision of the constitution.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-13
Opera House Destroyed.

SYRACUSE, September 13.-Jacobs
& Proctors' Grand opera house and
adjoining property were destroyed by
fire at 3:15 this morning. Loss,
S250,000.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-13
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Associated Press Dispatches and
Specials Up to the Hour OF
Going to Press.
Weather Bulletin.

WASHINGTON, september l3.-1ndi-
cations for Texas and Arkansas: Fair;
except local rains near the coast.
Stationary temperature, easterly
winds.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-13
Zanzibar Quieting.

BERLIN, Sept. ia dispatch to
the National Zeitung says that Fan
zibar is becoming quiet, and that the
sultan has ordered the withdrawal of
troops.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-13
Bobbie Burns New Song.

Oh wad some power the giftie gle us,
iva see ourselves as ithers see us;
iva use the speech our mothers gle
us;
Not other peoples rhymes.
Times reporters.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-13

Charles \. Byrne and Arthur Wal
lack have finished another new YER
sion of Uncle Toms Cabin.n What is
to be done with all these versions?n
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-13
They Love "reminiscences.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, September 49,
Many of the old veterans who have
been attending the Grand Army ell
campment have returned to their
homes, but many more have come in
to take their places. The Ohio GEN.
tennial and fine exhibit of calf pro-
duction attract somewhat from the
numerous reunions, but the veterans
themselves seem to prefer to get to-
gether and live over in story the
years they spent together.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-13
A crank club is being organized

"A crank club is being organized in
the city. If all cranks join it, the Or
ganization will be the largest in the
state.
w. H. Deussen has taken out a
permit to erect an addition to his
kitchen on the west side OfElm street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-13

Margaret Mather has succeeded in
breaking loose from Manager J. w.
Hill. She will star under the manage
ment of Gilmore and Tompkins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-15
RICHMOND TOBACCO EARKET

fLAB ~, lh'h
slxty-seyon packages were to-day's auction
offerings Of which all but i've were sold. These
we're nearly all suncurod, and number sold
from Is 70 2jc. This grade continues IN active
demand and keeps our homo manufacturers
busy at tho auction beard for an hour or two
With the exception Of several round lot bright
wrapper sales, Which grade seems destined for
the West, private trading In other kinds is light
this week. In dark and regio kinds sales were
only moderate. wish close picking Of best grades.
A Cincinnati friend writes that that market in
the past few days ~ much stronger and oil
grades higher, a larger number Of manu'ac-
turcrs being present than for some months past
There are many evidences that Burleys are ad-
yancing and very nearly where they were tho
highes, IN last January. IL IS difficult 10 say
what the planting and crop prospects are In this
State. Information direct from the planter ID
very meagre. We invite their views and corre-
spondence without avail
TIE rOBAcco-DAY.
The Western Tobacco journal proposes tobac-
co-day in October that our Trade should agree
upon and advertise, which would bring crowds
OF western tobacconists 10 our Exposition. Tho
editor of tho above paper-colonsi Thomas Ma
son-by correspondence has already been as
sured Of reduced rates TO Richmond and from
here 70 all western tobacco markets. Our To-
bacco Committee should decide these points In
due time.
Thomas II. EdwaFdss Liverpool (Englsndl re-
port Of Juno Ist says: Tho general demand Is
unimproved No pressure 10 sell keeps the mar
ket steady. The stock OF trade getting low must
create a better demand. Strips sold In retail
way parcel OF long DARK Virginia was placed
AZ fair prices. Westerns hang FIRE, being held
high. The same may DO said Of wrappery dark
Kentucky aud Missouri leaf. Virginia brights
are rather neglected. There Is now some
good color offering.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-15
THE NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
Fire at the DanviIIe shOps-PersonaI
and Other Items.

Fire broke ont twice Wednesday night
In the carpenter.sbops at the Richmond and
Danyllle railroad shops. Fortunately the
Waterman was near by and extlnguished the
flames before they had made any Roadway.
The origin Of the fire is not known, but ii is
thought that when the Workmen stopped
Wednesday afternoon one OF them placed
his pipe in his wardrobe or chest with some
fire or hot embcrs In Ii, and That the fire was
thus caused. The damage was trilling.
Several freight-csrs that were injured In
an accident on the Richmond and Peters
burg railroad on Wednesday were brought
TO the company's shops In this city yesterday
for repairs. When a long freight train was
going dOwn.grade The momentum Of the cars
became too great and several OF them were
slightly damaged. No one was hurt.
On "wednesday Mr.. G. l.. Bookman was
married to Miss ViTgie V. Madison at the
residence OF the brides father, Mr.. james
NJ. Madison, in Chesterfield county, the Rev.
II. L. Jackson officiating.
The Board Of Police Commissioners have
rescinded their action in appointing MIR.
William Osterbind a special officer TO police
Walkers Glen on Sundays and legal holt
days for the next four months, as the au-
thority OF the city TO appoint policeman to
toned by some. The City Attorneys opin.
ion will be asked.
Messrs. George II. Jewett and J. G. Rock
have been appointed to represent Midlothian
district on the Chesterfield Exposition Com
miitee.
The excursion and picnic OF the Central
Methodist Sunday school at Ashland Park
yesterday was complete success. A large
crowd was carried. and the excuriOnlsts re-
turned 10 the city soon after nightfall highly
delighted with their trip.
A regular meeting OF Manchester Royal
Arch Chapter, No. IS, OF Masons was held
last night, and degrees were conferred on
several candidates.
An adjourned meeting Of the Council will
be held tonight at 81 o'clock. There are
several important matters TO be considered.
The June term Of the Hastings Court will
begin next Monday. This is not grand
jury term, and there are no important cases
to be tried.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-15
Baseball Yesterday.
fBy telegraph 70 the Dispa,ch.l

Boston
Boston. Chicago game postponed; rain.
Baltimore
B1timores.. 0 q ! 90 ! Is
Brooklyns.. 0 D l 0 0 %
Base-hts- Baltimores, II; Brooklyns, o.
Batteries-shaw and Trott; Foutz and
Bushong.
Philadelphia:
Philadelphias. .......1 0 % 0 3 3 10
Indianapolis .......0 0 4 0 0 0 0 o.
Base-hi s-Philadephias, 10; indianapolis,
10. Philadelphia, 2; indianapolis
o. Batleries-CaseY and Mcclure shreye
and Myers.
New York:
New Yorks.........OOO1O2O1 o.
Detroits ...........O $1,000 %
Base-hits-New Yorks, 6; DetI otis, A..
Errors-New YOrks, 6; Dttroits, 6. Bat
teries-Keefe aud Brown; Getzcn, Gru6er,
and Camel.
st. Iouis:
81. LOUIS. ........1o lib
Louisvilles. ........1 o . % 0 l o. Z
Base hits-St. Louis. 16; Lonisvilcs, 10.
Errors-St. Louis, 5; Louisvllles, 8. Bat
,eries-HudsOn and Boyle; Ramsey, Wolf,
and Kerns.
Kansas CITY:
Cincinnatis. ....O s040202 Axle
Kansas City.......1 o l o 0 0 0 o. 3
Base-hits-Cincinnati II; Kansas City, O..
Errors-Cincinnaii, 4; Kansas City. II. Bat
teries-Mulane, Serad, and Baldwin; Porter
snd Donahuc. hullane was knocked sense
less aud had his nose broken by n hot liner
in the third inning and had TO retire.
Cleveland:
Rain-n0 game.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-15
North Caroi,ma New. Notes.

lCorrcs pondeuce ~ nc Richmond Dispaich.l
RALEIGH, June II, 1883.
Tue new Lea laboratory at Wake. Forest
l. very baHd>ome aud convenient over its
mann doorway is "a marble slab bearing this
inscription: Lea Laboratory. 1887. Sid
ncy :. Lea, Fanny l.. Is. Les, CasWell cOUn.
Is. y. G."
The people Of Asboyilc VIII vote July
l0'h 90 the question u Issuing 100000 ia
bond. for The construction Of system Of
sewerage and other needed improvements.
TIE next Legislature Will De asked TO pass
au act submitting e. The people OF Raleigh
the question Of the issue OF bonds for the
amount necessary 10 secure The construction
Of q complete system Of sewerage.
enc Of the plans q the Stale Executive
Committee Of the Democratic party that in
July - each OF The big ratification meetings
hy thc Young Meu's Clubs tho principal
candidates ,ball speak, aud not only these
bat. 4 possible. gentlemen Of national rtpu'
tafiou. The piau Is good one asd Mr..
spier Whitaker. the active chairman OF the
Stale Executive COmmtteo, VIII set that 10 is
carried out. Mr. Hayne Davis has been
made secretary Of The committee. A great
leai VI preparatory work is now being done.
The tract Of the street.rAilwsy at Whining
'on has been completed. BY sunday Il will
pfobably be IN operation, a. the cars have al
uifd.
1Acre - good deal OF business for the
United STATES Court now - session at Char
lolte, though not quite as much as usual.
Gases against yiolaiOrs OF the revenue laws
arc ihe most numerous.
Work Is now going on AZ both ends OF the
Cspc. Fear aud Yadkin-Nalley railroad. The
force OF labore.s is to be largely in-
creased.
Rev. Dr. John &. Watkins, Of this city.
and Rev. Dr. l.. e. Vsss and wife, OF New
beFne, left TO-DAY for New York, whence
they sail for Scotland neat Saturday ~ dele
gates 10 the Pan Presbyterian Council.
Dr.. j. II. Bard, one OF the bestknown
and oldest residents Of Buncombe county,
Is dead. lie was relative OF Senator
Vance
The farmers are very hard at work. Their
crops are badly Sin the grass" as the phrase
goes. Gentlemen from Halifax and Edge
cOmbe counties say that The cotton here in
Wake looks better than Il does ia their Sec
lions.
Reports from the trucking section around |
New bcTne are that the Irish-potaio crop is |
being rapidly marketed North, and is a
Satisfactory ous ~ 10 yield and prices. |
"~sehes arc being shipped quite freely. |
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-15

They are also going forward from this mar
ket, and In fair condition.
AlgeT will get some support IN this State
as candidate for the Republican nomination
for President. All he has 10 do Is to "tap"
his bar'i. lie has the good will OF two or
three delegates 10 Chicago, and can capture
more. No one ever saw the Republicans so
much pt sea.
MI. Edwin McKethau, OF Fayetteville, Is
desd lie was a prominent man 10 that sec
ton. and was about fity.fye years OF age.
ack.laying on the Sescoast railway ia
now entirely completed IRON Wilmington to
wrIghtsyllle, thence across the sound on a
trestle mere than & mile long TO point in
three hundred yards Of the ocean. A draw
bridge will give commit icaiiou with the
ocean beach. Saturday afternoon Mr.. Latl-
meT. tho president Of the railway. will drive
the silver spike which marks the completion
Of this line. Saturday the running OF trains
begin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-15
FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK. HALrIn08x AID xIca
MoAD STOCK ExcaAHas1
Grain, Provisions, Cotton. robassa Tar
pentins. Rosin. TAR And
Peanut MarhstA
nr ,nlerranh % tha pIana,ch.,

NEW YORK, June fL-The stock market shows
steadily decreasing volume OF business, but 70
day II was strong O. every point aud Win
scarcely ssetOeck advanced from tho opening
70 mo close: leaving prices materially higher
lines took the lead In the advance, but the cntro
list shared in the improvement. though the
gains recorded we're for fractions only. Tho
lower prices current in London this morning
furnished al excuse for opening the mafket at y
lower range OF values than prevailed last eve
mag. the nrst prices beiag on from 20 i por
cont There was moro marked inside support
70 the list, however. and timely GOVERN was In
augurated. Canada southern and Richmond
and West Polut preferred we're most prominent
In The FIRST hour Tor advances made, but all tho
active stocks wcro strong and materially
higher al II O'Clock. The market then became
duh. and so remained until the last hour,
though the tone remained firm throughout and
no Gesture OF importance or movement OF in'e-
rest. except drop Of Ia per cent. IN oregon
Navigation. occurred 10 interrupt the monotony
Union Pacific then came TO the fronl sad
further progress was made In an upward d.
rectiOn- The commission houses were moro
liberal buyers ut this time, and more buoyant
tone marked tho dealings than at any previous
time Of the day. The market quieted down late
Ia the last hour, however, and tho close was
quiet but strong at the hest prices Of The day.
Tho total sales were 1900 shares. The impor-
tant gains comprise Manhattan ~, Richmond
and Mest Poi1t preferred y. and Canada south
ern and Missouri Pacific ~ per cent each.
NEW YORK, Juno i4-AOon.-Stocks dull and
steady. Money easy st laih. ExchGnge-long,
SS7 short 49, Governments neglected.
Ere1fRS.-KxchanEe dull and steady. Money
easy az lais per cent Sub-Treasury balances
Coin, Sl8;,f29. eco. currency. si5yi ,uC. Govern
msnts dun aud nrn: per cents, i2lA, ~
per cents, l0. State bonds duh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-15
Marriage OF "a Richmond Dentist

There was q pretty morning wedding in
the Baptist church Of Luray, Va. yesterday,
the contracting parties beng DR.. A. l..
Stratiord. OF this. city, and Miss Tillie q.
Herndon, Of Luray. DR.. Stratford is well
known here, and has been for some time
pracucing with DR.. MahOny. The bride is
very popular lady Of Luray, and her many
friends there were 10th to part with her.
Immediately after the ceremony the happy
pair took the train for Richmond. arriving
by the Chesapeake and Ohio road last night.
They are now stopping at the American.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-15

(By telegraph TO tho Dispathl
WASHINGTON, June l4.-Toe lfval appro-
priatIon bill has been completed In commit
tee and will be reported 10 ths House In
day or two. The report has not Jet been so
Tar perfected as 70 show The total appropria-
ton carried by the bill, but VIII The excep-
tious hereafter noted II is bt,i ned 10 ap-
proxImate to the appropriation Tor the cur
rent fiscal year. The Items OF gItatest inte-
rest relate to new vessels, M the sec
ton OF the bill touching the'e Is substan-
TALLY o. follows: For The purpose OF
further increasing the naval establish
ment the President Is au'hor3d 10 have
constructed by contract two sle,lcruisers oil
about 1900 tons displacement al cost, ex-
elusive OF armament aud eSehdlDg any
premium that may be paid N increased
speed, OF not more than Sl'21000 each;
one steel cruiser OF about $500 tns, 20 cost
not more than Sl,s00.000; and De nmored
cruiser OF about 1000 tons. TO 4; not more
than s3,500,00O. The 3,OOO''or cruisers are
10 be built under guarantee p run Of least
nineteen knots per hour, ana the $500
ton vessel 1T least twenty Knots, and
in each case the contracdr is TO
receive $1,000 for each quarter knot made
above the requirement, ana 70 'Tfelt $1,000
Tor each failure OF quhitti 81 tnot bcION
the requirement. At least one THE vessels
Is TO be built at United state inavy-yard.
and any or all Of them may be " Constructed
IN the event OF failure 10 MAKE fcontract at
reasonable prices. Towards recurring the
armor aud armament OF me doafstic manu-
iacture OF the vessels authorizd 10 be built
$4,000 600 is appropriated, and aappropria-
ton Of q, 900 600 Is made for ginning the
construction Of the vessels.
Other items NJ interest in "a bill are an
Increase OF $4,000 for model guns and
$4,000 for guns for the tralnit squadron
under the construction buTcat and under
the head OF public works, bggregatlng
SI.3t2,1jG (Or about twice the cfrent sppro-
priation); s62j,O0O for the lfgue-Islaud
navv.yard: $4,000 for locaiin.h dry dock
on the gull; Ss3,340 for the Brsklyn navy
yard, sl14,4sS for the Norfo 5navy.yard;
Sljf,TOO for the Mare-lslanc California;
navy.yard, including 100000 Or providing
extra tools for steel-ship repalr1g and $780,
600 for the repairs and prosecution OF the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-15
A ROOM BREAKS.
Not Political, But All the Same II
Does Greas Damage.
lBy telegraph to tho Dispatch.


SUPERIOR, WIS. June IL Several million
feet OF logs broke loose from the bOoms
above Cioquet yesterday and came tearing
down the stream 10 an island on which seYe-
raj hundred people live, doing great damage.
Among the buildings swept away are the
jail. courthouse, two hotels, one boarding
house, several stores and saloons, and bali a
dozen dwellings. Thirty or forty other
buildings are completely surrounded by
water 10 depth Of seven or eight feet,
and most OF them have been abandoned.
The 81. Paul and Duluth railroad at
Fond du Lac is under two feet OF water, and
the dcp0ts and other buildings baye been
abandoned and are likely 10 be carried away
at any time. Communication between the
mainland and the inundated island Is main
tanned By boats, but is becoming dangerous.
The st. Paulend Duluth railway has abandon
ed the line from Duluth TO the Northern Pa
cilc Junction, and is running trains over the
Northern Pacific railroad via Superior. The
loss 10 lumbermen at Cloquet will be enor-
nous, as tue logs will have 10 be picked up
when they reach the lake by tugs, and IL Will
be impossible 10 save them all. The loss
thus far is roughly estimated at 100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-15
THE FULTON Bors WIN.
Interesting Contest Between Them
ana the Petersburg club.

The match-game of baseball played AZ
Boschen's Park yesterday afternoon between
the Petersburg and Fulton clubs, the latter
OF this city, was witnessed by several hum
dred persons, and the exhibition was q
very good one.
The visitors were given the first chance at
the bat, and used tker opportunity and the
Fulton boys errors to the best advantage,
making two runs. In the first inning the
home team made several exceedingly loose
plays, and the spectators feared that the Pc
tersburgers would have walk-over. After
this, however, the home team played well,
batted Quarles quite freely, and confidence
was soon restored.
The Fultons did not make misplsy after
the first Inning, and the Petersburg boys
held their own well up to the sixth inning,
when il became evident that their opponents
were too strong for them. The contest
throughout, however, WAS interesting and
afforded much amusement to the lovers Of
the national game.
Following IS the score In full:
rcNa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-15
Mean temperature. ..................


by Telegraph 70 the Dlspatch.l
NEW YORK, June H.-Tirst race-hye eighths
OF a mile-Brittanie won; Laredo second, POntiac
third. Time, iNlH. Mutuals paid S2s7; place
S66.31
second race--oue and one eighth mies-In-
spector r. won; Loneiight second, Pirate third.
Tine. E55k.
Third race--nve eighths OF a mile Buddhist
won singlestone second, Brussels third lime,
103
Fourfh race-suburban handicap sweepstakes
for three year-olds and upward, sl0O each with
IS 6OO added, Que mile aud Quarter-kikwood
won: Terra Gotta second, FirenZi third. Time.
GO7<
Fiiih race-ssyen eighths OF mile-Emporor
Of Norfolk EOn; Cruiser second, King Crab third.
Time, i.13
SIKH race-three quarters Of a mile on turf
Pred. n Tln; Ban ClOche second, Mona third.
Tine. l:i1t.
Seventh race-three quarters OF mile on turf
Sam. Harper won; James III. second, Pericles
third. Time, l:lJE.
The book ODDS against Eikwood for the SUI
burban ranged from - 20 90 90 ] against him.
Mutaals paid t22s straign, aud Sl0l for place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-15
TeIerranhfr FIa,hes.

Tho Madrid Cabinet has been roorganized,
with Senior SaSasta as Premier.
The press has opened n subscription for the
purpose Of raising fund 70 buy a sword for
General .Boulanger.
c. C. zegala. the new Peruvian Minister, was
presented 10 the President yesterday by Secre-
tary bayArd. and presented his credentials.
United ireland threatens TO circulate petition
10 the Church authorities asking them 20 remove
Bishop O'Dwy0r, Of Limerick, for his course In
connection with the paDal rescript
The royal procession which was 20 have taken
place at the Ascot races to-day was abandoned
at the last moment In consequence Of the change
for tho worse In tho condition OF tina Emperor Of
Germany.
The military commander OF Moscow has d.
rscted that special attoDtion be paid during tho
summer 20 cavalry mannuyros. principally In
the shape Of forced marches OF large bodies over
long distances.
Fire last night destroyed the works OF tho In
dianapOlis Veneer Company, the fancy cabinet
ware factory Of d. y. stone & Co, and the lum-
beryard Of y. l. osgood. Loss, 500, 900; In
surauce, $4,000
AT q meeting Of Irish ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
presiding Ii was decided 10 raise the question
"orutal" treatment, OF political prisoners In
Ireland and the impending Wholesale eyictions
Advices from Congo say that Arabs Who have
arrived nj kinshassa state that Henry N. stanley
was wounded In fight with the natives, and that
sitsrrsrd one halt bis escort deserted. Tippoo
IT'D bad not sent the promised convoy 70 Stanley.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-15
DEATHS.

HANMOND.-Died. az the residence Of her
parents, on Brook road, Thursday, June II. 1888.
az I:55 A. NJ, JHANNETTE GORDON, infant
daughter Of W. A. and Leila II. Hammond; aged
ten months and eleven days.
Funeral will take place from the residence
TllIS friday MORNING, Jane i5tn. at II
O'Clock. Friends and relatives OF the family are
invited ~ attend
WREN.-Died. Juno II, 1893, AZ 7o'clock p. NJ,
at his fathers residence. No. i02 north Monroe
street, GEORGE kRNKUN, infant son Of George
Konnon and Leila w. Wren4 aged nine months.
funeral from the residence TO-DAY a.
II. VI.
WRIGHT.-Dled, ather homo. In Northampton
county, N. c., Wednesday, June 18th. at O'Clock
A. NJ. sra MARY WkIGhf, widow OF the late
James w. Wright
she leaves three sons. four daughters, and a
large circle OF friends TO mourn their ioss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-15

The North Carolina Teachers.

Especial telegram 70 tno Di1pA,ch.l
MWfHLAD CITY, \. c., June IA large
crowd of enthusiastic ana progressive teach
r-, have gathered al this popular seaside re.
sort M annual council. THIS Is the fifth
session OF the North Carolina Teachers As
,emn.y, and the prospects are that II will be
ttt best and largest meeting which this edu-
uoua body ha, ever held. More than bali
fHc counties Of the State are largely repre-
scented IN this opening day, aud every tram
.s adding 70 the crowd the most prominent
s.u.IiOr, Of the State. The assembly is now
occupying It's own building, an elegant
r,ure Just completed in time for this
session.
lhr North Carolina teachers extend cor.
dl Invitation TO the NTgiula teachers 10
visit the assembly during the session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-15

Earned runs-Fultons. &; Petersburg, 0. Two
base h,ts-Disney, / Ford, l. Three-baso hits
Kennedy, !; Hall. 1. Base on balls-knright
2; HAIL.; Bates, /. Struck by pitched bali
EnrighL /: Parkinson, /; Quarles, !, Struck
out-Disney, l Foster I; Kerse, 1; Kennedy,
6 Barker. 2: w. Disney, :: Wedgin. j. Haryill,
]: Bentley, 3; Wilson, 3; Ford, 2; Loimoerser'
/; Quarles, /; Bates. , Lett on bases-tultOns,
a. Petersburg, 3. Double plays-Wodsin to
Haryill Time Of game, two hours. Umpire,
I. w, Eaton; scorer, II. c. Johnston.