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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1890-04-26
REAL ESTATE,

lying and being in Arden District, Berke-
ley County, w. Va, and bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning at stake 80" in a line
of 6. Shepherd and corner to j. b. Kear-
fott, thence with the latter S. 81 degrees
w. SO poles to stake 49," thence S. S41$
degrees e. 6 GIG poles to stake '4,''
thence n. 5X degrees e. s $40 poles to a
stake So" III line of Shepherd, thence
with his line n. S412 degrees w. 6 6-10
poles to the beginning. containing fifty-six
square poles, being the said property con-
veyed to the Trustees of said church in
Arden District, County and State afore-
said, by Charles Robinson and wife, by
deed of April 2, 1888.
TERMS Or SALE-One-half cash on day
of sale, balance, with interest, in nine
months, and title to be withheld until the
terms are complied with.
j. NELSON WISNER,
al2,4t Trustee.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1890-04-26
Report of the Condition Of
The Peoples National Bank,

EPORT of the Peoples National Bank
~ at Martinsburg, in the State OF West
Virginia, at the close of business, Feb.
2Sth, 1889:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-11

unanimously 30 ask General Joseph +.
Johnston 10 unyci the Lee statue. Colonel
Archer Anderson was directed 10 inform
him of the distinguished honor conferred,
and yesterday a telegram was received from
General Johnston, which read: "Nill
gladly comply with your request
OTEY BATTERY ASSOCIATION.
At "a meeting Of the Otey Battery Asso-
citation recently. it was resolved to invite
all members Of the company residing out
side Of the city tO attend the unyeiling, and
that the resident members would entertain
them at their own homes while here.
II was also decided that the company
would Join in the parade ON the @rh. and
hope 30 have a good numbrer in line. Com
miiiccs were appointed % look ont for the
visiting member-,n- well as to prepare for
the reunion ON the 10Th Of June.
HoWIrZER ASSOCIATION.
u is learned that this organization has
received information that the Washington
Artillery of New Orleans Will be here on
tiie 2Gih instant as their guests. and as
at present advised will consist Of lo0 men
aud - ladies. The llswiizers will enter
tain them in such manner aswill show their
appreciation Of the acceptance Of their in
sitatiOn. II is To- Doe regretted, however.
that the llOWiizor, have not uniformed
thcmscNc- as veteran association.
Mr. j. B. Lambert. Of this city. writes
the following to This paper: 81 like Cover
noe Lees idea Of the selection of grand
marshal nom some otl,or state. Probably a
prcnin6nt NOrth Cdrniinan. i'm compliment
io the thousands from that state who fol-
Logged our great leader. would Dee the proper
man. "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-11
IKE LIE STATUE.
The work of Raising ethe Bro 'le Pro-
cre..ins I.tNoIaLIN.

gre-.ins itN"iahlN'
p, MAJ. sq,l tb. .r,.. ar,inI AMI for
,i ...t
'''H' '"" 7'l'"''9 '"'' 'i '''
Will bc very preitily arranged. e-tDritt
sis. ..'l.,.,,., .,...,,.I io mrcala-
,..i'n,.- 49,. r'..l I.,5ir, o.n Franklin
-fr,.ffo fha statue. and improvements u
.,.tta..n.,.an1 4ila-,0alhine are still GOING
-., Ill.oI.,t. b..I iumgdi.f.ls east tf tnr
.t1f,,n ,,ir Doe covered with cmder, aud
r.if.d sn tl.t WbrnlI. crowd a--cmhlts
..,. tI,.. .lfh th.y.,,il n.f hltemud puddlr-
a.. .tanJ nm
u..b.v containing. thD bronze base ha,
been placed 900 thc platform. ANA lc-icria,
~,,,'.r.nf,nl.uf ,olcWa- cn-a.ed in sliding
tl,a Il, containing fh. hnr-. up tl tEc base.
This j- dome entirely hy means of Jack
screws. and is rather tedious pro-
..0dine. As soon a, thr hor-e-boN
cam Doc gotten ON top of the ba-e-
box the former viii hc raised, and
plank, taken away. Then ihe horses legs
i,iI beplgc-d .u position ANA tine horse low
cred ON them. This VIII Take several DAYS
a- the bronze is s0 very heavy and higd 90
handle. 4 wire fence Wa~ tD he built
around the pedestal lIt- Yesterday evening.
Do Keep away. as far a- possible. tAc many
sunday Visitors. AN precautions VIII ir
taken not 0allOw tne public to scc tn'
statue before the uuNDillue. and Do - very
wise plan. a- the result VIII Ne l'i lh".'
satisfactory than looking al lHe DI'h%c ih
pieces as DO is ai present.
DO j. probable iual the "nih nh ,h- sIth'
stand. viii BEGIN TINS week. me A.'
Monumcn COMMITTEE ha'e iir Hlil'eI "'
charge. and have been masking "lFdh-
meut- for speedy comp, non 'l ih' N.tA'
They have conferred I'D lI' LNe' ,.i','
Committee, az to Nnit i> 'ne 'o9l 'l'.'''i'
so that llir stan" can Dom "' Y7', i''
day cNcici's.'' ana lot ''''.I , "' .n ~.
ai hl,h'. me- 7'.'u D.. ~ ,,, ~ - Am
I'r-' e"ou5" ''
l'1,i ..,,,;.,.., ,,. .,,t,,.t.,i .,i,,,.,t If the
O., me , r", r,t COM
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-11
GREENSBORO.
state of the Crops-After Railroad Com
municatiOn.

GRFENsBORO. y. G., May 10. Special.
Official blanks have been sent out from the
state Agricultural Department, and on
those reports have been sent i'm from one
Thousand AGENTS. covering nincty-tWO our
M uinctv-siX counties Of the state. The
summary shows the proportion mat Inc
actual bears 10 what Is considered mn
crop. less the fraction, IN tabulated num-
hers. Wheat. II per cent; oats. 81; rye,
NJ. orchards. 81: corn. 9b; cotton. -; to-
bacco. 81: sorghum -; clover, ''i stock
9j: cattle. %; sheep, 81: hogs, -.
Mount Airy wants another outlet TO her
seacna-t. and StatesyIlle wants channel
of communication both north and south 10y
rail. and the twotOwns are agitatng JOINT
IA the project Of opening another route from
the mountains To the sea. During the week
mast enthusiastic meetings have been held
N both towns. and the initial steps have
been taken by appointing men ana defining
plon. tn be wrought out. Ii II said that "a
charter for local road OF very considera-
bile importance has already been granted,
which may be- utilized "a part OF THIS Sec
ond longitudinal route IRON mountains 10
sea. -
The Chamber of Industry will build new
hotel al AshbOrO, the county seat OF Ran
dolnh county. and which bears the marks OF
very great age. Within year new rail
road has entered its gates, and another ba,
PASSED along within a few miles. The old,
auaint. rambling structure that has done
duty a. "A hotel for generations has been de-
moli,hed. and the site has been bought bN
the Alliance people, who will erect thereon
y commodions business house for their
order. The new hotel will start with a
SO, ,OOO capital, to be increased as need shall
be.
Magnolias in the eastern part OF the state
are in bloom.
Tar river is said 10 be alive with FISH
Every body who tries can get supply, .
The Episcopal convention OF the North
Carolina diocese will meet III Iarb0ro the
the 18th and 18th. inclusive. The dioces'
of Eastern North Carolina VIII also meet al
the same time and place. Many OF ile iilos'
Jistincuished men of the state will be pres.
ent. ..
. 4 hook and ladder lire company VAS per-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-11
ball.
Reports of the Various Games Played Yes
terday.

National Lcague-At New York: New
York, ,; Boston, 3. At Philadelphia: Phila-
delphia, 4; Brooklyn, 6. At Cincinnati:
CiDcinnati. IL: Pittsburg. 1. At Chicago:
Game postponed rain.
Players Loague-At New York: New
York. ,; Boston, (cight innings: called ON
account of darknessl. At Philadelphia
Philadelphia. -: Brooklyn. =. At Chicago
Game postponed grounds.
American Association At Philadelphia
Athletic. :; Brooklyn. ,. AZ Columbus
Columbus. q: Louisville, >. Al Rochester
Game postponed. rain. At Toledo Game
postponed. rain.
Atlantic League At Baltimore: Balt-
more. =: Newark. l. At Worcester: W0r-
cestcr. /; New Haven, 4. At Hartford:
Hartford. g. jersey CITY, {. At Washing
ton-Game postponed, rain.
The attendance at the ball games of the
National and PLAYERS Leagues to-day was
~ follows: Philadelphia Players, 3.1l5:
National. 3.39l. New ork PLAYERS. Isis;
National. l.olO. Cincinnati National.
2.3lS Totals Players. G,jji; Nationals.
col
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-11

manently organized here last night. :. g..
Hodgin WIS elected foreman, with J. j.
stone and II. W. Wharton, assistant; r.
{. Taylor. secretary and treasurer
\ very rich deposit Of honey has Just been
discovered IN cleils of the giant boulder that
forms the pinnacle Of Pilot mountain. The
opening into the cavity Of deposit i about
as large rs "a mans fist. By careful peep
into the aperture. beautiful white comb can
be- seen some feet backwhich the bees are now
fast iilling mp with honey gathered from the
thousands of mountain flowers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-11
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
what IL Going on OF Interest on the other
Side of the water.


Yesterday "a meeting Of the surviving
members of Company T.. Fourth Virginia
Cavalry. Wickham', Brigade. was held in
the Mayor, Courtroom. Captain James a
Lipscomb presided. with Mr.. Thomas II
Fisher us secretary. twas decided 10 par
ticipatc u the Lee umeiling ceremonies.
Another meeting viii hc held next saturday,
40 O'Clock. tO perfect arrangements.
At the Meade Memorial church Tonight.
Major Robert stiles and i. A. Arthur. viii
deliver addresses ON tine work of the II. An
drcN'- Brotherhood. This is an association
in the Protestant Episcopal church, having
for It's object work among Young men.
About ten das ago Charles Bdugh, a
small negro boy. was shot in the leg boy
John A. Burke. while attempting 90 steal
bananas from the latttr'- store ON upper
Hull street. 4 warrant was issued against
Mr. Burke for f.loni0uS shooting. and the
case was before tine Mayors I0url and was
sent ON To the grand jury. Mr.. Burke wa-
bailed in tho sum of hity dollars for his APP
pcarance.
The piano suit" in which Messrs. Ry-
land A Lee. Of Richmond, are plaintiffs. and
the Manchester Musical and Dramatic A.
,OciatiOn defendants, was % have been
tried i'm the ilu~tings Court Yesterday
judge VIII. OF Richmond. was to nave pre-
sided for judge Ingram. but did not gct
over. Mc--rs. ". kir&wO0d Mathews and
/ -. f.. Pulliam, counsel in the case. after
wards agreed upon settlement. the H.
| icndants paving the amount of the account
upon which the suit was brought.
| Rev. NJ. Peterson, who hats been in lIamr
ton for several DAYS aiding Rev. Mr. Chri,
| tian i'm "a meeting. returned home Yesterday
and will nh hi, pulpit thi, morning and W
night. This afternoon at I O'Clock The
| Methodist Union ~unday-sch00l meeting
will be- held in that church, 10 which th,
public are invited.
The monthly meeting Of the Baptist sun
/ day-Scho0l Association of Richmond ant
/ Manchester will be- held visa Ii0ptOn->trec
/ Baptist Church this evening at O'Clock.
An interesting and exciting game of bas'
| ball was played Yesterday evening on
~harp's HELD between the lIustler- and A.
| lantics. Both are Manchester clubs. an,
/ the game was nip ana tuck throughout
| The lustlcrs were finally triumphant by :
score Of ten to nine. Batteries: Hustlers
Ruilton and Beosord. Atlantics Bootl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-11
DEFFATEp AGAIN.
Nirginia- Meet ,he Eichmond- ON the Lat
tet-- Grounds.


tef'- Grounds.
4 very impartial and mn-lo,ne crowd
va. m attendance SO the came of BAH >cs
to-day lowo,u tAc Echmond- and Viz
e.nil,. and though it Was clear the lach-
muud- could defeat Their opponents easily,
-fill There Nu- much enjoyment ODD the play
ing fur the admirers of the diamond. The
now pitcher for ihc \irginia~ Wa- inrl-hi.
and r.. did phouOmcnaliy well. He pitches
"a very GOOD curve. hut W1- badly supported
Nt thr nridef-. ~NduOr caught cNccllCntlN
well. hut bis throws 90 second were olNiA- Is
too hi-h for the hd-cman or -h0ri--iop. Nam
dij Dob, usual good batting. While iriiWlch.
10 third bag. distinguished himself hl hir
mlnt good plays. lie also had the honor
of flr scoring uf his team. Disney 40 first
was weak.
Thepaym4 of the Richmonds WAS slouchl
iu some respects. They PLAYED throughout
jon an ca~,-eOing sort of style. thal many
times did mot appear Well ON thc hDld alt
showed chat very little interest WAS taken
n fnc match. Friends of the game say Thai
ID fhe Richmond management expects the
public tO putrOniIe their baseball games.
fhev must etl better clubs 90 play Win than
the several recent ones. II is preposlefou7
fl suppose that the public VIII 20 to See "a
came. WDl knowing all the time ihdt Tine
Rirhu0ud- Will Doe Niciors. SIhe lachmond~
should get into the Atlantic Association 30
10 can Dee done. as that Is their only sale
walton thi, l,casOn. Following was the
score Yesterday:
Hiclmonds .......l o o 3 o % o o-6
Nirgiulas. ..........O % g. q o u o.
Thrce-hase hit: Brooks. Lett on bases:
Richmouds =, Nireinias =. First base "h
ball.: RIchmonds .. Nifelnias =. list .i,sc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-11
PERSONAL MENTION.
People Going Away and HeturnIng-Do-
ing This and That.

Mr.. e.. Barrett Alcutt. formerly Of Rich
mond. now Of Philadelphia, is in the city.
Mr.. Preston Bclyin received a telegram
Yesterday announcing the sudden death
Of MS brother John \. BeiYin, Jr., OF Brook
lyn. N.N. he was the oldest son 0f the
late John \. Belyin. and brother also Of Mr..
{. f.. Beyin.
Mr. Henry stern, Of New York, Is in the
city. accompanied by his wife, and stop
ping at the Exchange Hotel for few days.
whence they 20 to Old Point
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-11

"A sufferer" sends in the following: 81
asked one Of my Washington friends visit
ing Richmond. the price of ice in that city.
seven pounds for > cents, dlieen pounds for
10 cents. and fifty pounds tor - cents.
want Ia call the attention Of Richmond peo-
pie to the price Of Ice We have 70 pay, ten
pounds for - cents and for the hlty pounds
families in Washington get for y cents, We
pay - cents or three times rs much. W III
Richmond people stand this eNtortion! Is
there no man whowill get up another "ice
plant outside OF this cNt0rtlonate ring and
supply ice - Us at half cent "A pound
some OF us may care but little. but are the
poor 10 endure this eNtOrtiOn"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-11
GEAlKeN AND SAN JONES.


DANNuLE. Va May io. special.
Jud-c Aiken say. hc did not ASK Mr. Jones
90 eo before the grand jury. but proposed 90
him through messenger that 10 Mr.. Jones
would furnish him with he names Of per-
SON. who had told h.m that hcnous crimes
were being committed ina panyillc, De-
Judgc Aiken would summon SIC
cia grand jury and have the
witness before ue jury and testify 20 The
charges they had preferred. Mr.. Jone. sent
his compliments to Judge Aiken, and asked
him 90 come % the Tabernacle on sunday
afternoon. when hc proposed To- speak out n
meeting aud tell all Ac knew.
Captain j. f. A,ereit, president Of Roam
ohe Female College, WAS paralylod several
months ago, and today suffered what Is
believed lO be "A second stroke.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-11
SCOTCH-lRlSH CONGRESS.
Extensive Preparations Making to Enter
tain the Visitors.

PursBuRG. PA. May lo. special.
Pittsburs ha, made extensive preparations
for the Scotch-lrish Congress. which ASSEM-.
hlcS here ON the 2'Hh Of the present month.
The Governor OF Pennsylvania. the mayor
and citizens ~ pitt.hurg extend cordial
welcome 10 thc citizens OF the south and i'm
,ite them to the most notable gathering of
prominent men ever assembled on the
American continent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-11
SALISBURY
4 Thriving Town-The Alliance fair As
-OciatiOn.

~ALl,Bt RN. y. c., May I'D. special.
The Alliance Fair Association of Rowan
will have "A business session IN Salisbury On
saturday of next week. salisbury offers the
site. the fence and a contribution toward the
buildings.
The arrangement between the adkln
Rhilr0ad Company and the penitehildIl au-
th0ritie, has been completed. Alter lhe au-
,r.fmnut of some matters Of detail, heavy
f,rrr of convict, will Dee placed ON the line,
lnt,rcn Al!emarle and Norwood.
W.T.. Th mason. of /eb or Franklin, IN
order 10 find market for bis Green hides.
wa, lately forced to haul them a distance oi
nearly thirty miles to a neighborlng town.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-11
Hired "A Revolver.

An unknown white man fred revolver
last evening at two negro boys IN the alley
east OF Main street, between Eighth ana
Ninth streets, and caused no little excite
ment. He chased the negroes down the
alley into Ninth street and as far as the
railroad crossing, where the boys escaped
among the ears. The cause OF the difficulty
, orl not be ascertained.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-11

Deputy J. 4. Cosby has. within the last
two months. organized three lodges Of the
order Of the Fratsrnal Circle in this city,
and The fourth one viii Dee instituted at
Elicit, Hall. corner Of Finh aud Marshall
streets. saturday night. .lih instant. Ini'
order promises 10 become very popular.
There are many new and beneficial features
connected with il. and il really pays man
ia heroine "A member.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-11
smIthncId slrnMberrIe..

oMInuELD, VA, May TO- Special r.
Strawberries are being shipped IN large
quantities from here daily now, nOtwith-
standing the cold weather which is thrOW-
ing them back considerably.
The Old Dominion steamship Company
are now running TWO steamers a day from
thi, port -ono lca' al @ A. ". aud the
other u. NJ.
A Joint stock co npanl wa, or. lnizod yes
lcriay 10 conduct tle coal and ice business
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-11
SOUTHERN MeTHOOlSTS.
Fourth Days Proceedings Of the General
Conference.

81. LorI-. No. May 10. Bishop llar-
grove presided at the fourth days session of
the General Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church TODAY. Bishop Gallo
way. who had been fraternal delegate To
the Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
church in Canada. made aroport of hi, visit
10 the Conference, and was cordially
received. The committee of itlneracy re-
ported adversely ON memorial 10 change
the discipline. that travelling preachers
might be ordained after two years proha-
ton. instead ot three years, a- 40 present.
The report wa, adopted.
\ delegate from Mississippi introduced "a
memorial for tine appointment otadeacones-
in con lecion with the work Of the Board oi
Missions. Referred. The Woman's AuNil-
liary OF the Board Of Missions issued "a
strong appeal 10 the women Of the church 90
take speedy measures to provide means for
the buidin1 of or otherwise furnishing resi-
dences for preachers and their families.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-11

uAlor the name Of the Mutual coal and lee
C6npany." with thc following officers: W.
ID. Folk. president; j. ". Holloway. secre-
nry. George i. Folk, treasurer. Directors :;
George Il. Atkinson. l.. VI. Todd, John ;.
Wilson. W. -. Folk and John g.. NomDle.
All of the peanut factories nave stopped
work owing % a scarcity of auui~.
reception was giyen at the residence OF
Mr. r.. 4. Edwards. the other night 90 Miss
Bear. of ~tauntou. a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-11

The cit, ambulance WAS called out twice
Yesterday. The first cali Was az 1923
O'Clock t0 40. l3lS east Clry street. % at
tend "a man who had nllen through "a hatch
way. lie was slightly bruised, aud after
being attended 10 wa, left with his friends.
The second call was at ll:u@ O'Clock TO
the engine h0u,e in Fulton. There "a man
was found suffering with crlmp cole. Ihe
physician in charge rendered the necessary
medical treatment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-11
THE MILITIA CAMP.
Discussion About Its Proposed Perma-
nent Site.

RALEIGH, y. c.. May l0.- Special -
There is considerable discussion at present
in military circles, rs 10 whether or nct
Wrightsyile. near Wilmington. shall De-
chosen rs the permanent ground for the
annual encampmoniS Of the state Guard.
Mrightsyille is objected t0 on account OF the
sand flies and mosquitoes, which proved a
serious annoyance last year. Morebead
City is looming up Is a popular candidate
for the ecncampmoni
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-11

The committee 10 consider the question
of hre escapes MIR. William II. Peasants
chairnan-inct in the Council Chamber
Yesterday evening with the City Engineer
but took no definite action IN the matter
and adjourned subject to the call oi The
chairman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-11
THE IRE Commissioners.

The death Of Mr.. William \. Boswell
creates vacancy in the Board OF FIRE
commissioners. NJ. Boswell has repre-
sented Marshall wand in this body since It's
cf lanizai!on. II Is not probable tnat the va
cancy will be- lilled bttDro June.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-11

ALn,S,. \. Y, MAY l0.-lt Is stated here
today that tseorge L. Whitney, a book.Aeep-
or m The ALBANY CITY Bank, has robbed ne
bank OF $4,000 during the past few years.
The money was used in specalalions,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-11
THE TARIFF DEBATE.
ALL MEMBERS GROWING VERY
WEARY OF THE MONOTONY.

Speakers Addressing Empty Benches or
Lisiless IIearers-A .Flagrant Case of
Republican udc-Congressional
and Capital Ncws.
WA~urNGroN. May TO- special. As
an illustration Of the Indifference mani
tested toward the tariff debate going on in
ihc House THE TINES correspondent to-
d1v made count of the number of mem
bcr- present and paying attention. While
MIR. springer who is oneof the Democratic
leaders. was speaking there were only
tweniy-threc Democrats and nineteen Re
publicans in their soat-. OF these only
four were listening 90 The speech Icing de-
n,ored. The others. Democrats and Re-
publicaus. were either writing or engaged
m conversation.
La Toilette. one Of fine Republicans mcm-
hor- OF the WAYS and Mean, t0mnitire. de-
liyorDd long argument in support of The
Mckinley hii. to empty seats. His own
colleagues did not pay him the compliment
Ol listening.
Next week VIII Doe the critical period for
tine Mckinley bll. Representatives. ot tn,
interests. the measure a~-ail- VIII gather 2t
Tine Capit9i bon numbers and demand of their
respective COnuc--mcn that the bin i.
amended i'm certain respects. The importers
OF NoW York. Philadelphia and other ciiic-
will nc here t0 fh. number of several nun
drod. tO insist that tse provisions bearing -n
heavily and .o uuIu.tt upon ihr importing
interests shall Dee stricken oui or amended.
SPECIMEN or RTPUWICAN INGEAuut pE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-11
ybe National Game.

An interesting game of baseball was
playcd last evening al thimbordlo farh DC
tween Kinney BrotheR employees ana those
of the Old Dominion steamship Company.
The baiterie, were: Kinney Brothers
kenny and McG0wan; old Dominion
Wells and Moody. Umpire. Mr. Winter;
scorer. Mr.. Ragland. The following ia the
score:
Kinney Brothcls..... 10 o 1 / 10
Old h. y. =. Co...... 3 q o l-li
Miss Alice sherry. Of New York, is visit
ing Richmond. the guest %. if. oliver
Mountcasilc, No. 520 east Bioad strtc..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-08
@rpea an OaS Bolt.
50 aibingtpn, q. SUM- 1896

Sal4tn9toH, q. Sunt 1890.
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aa9febenbsn formeIsn Broteit gegen bic
iest i'm &sprdisutanteubauie In Veratbuna
ftebenbe gunbsspabl' Blu 81 srbsben un6
bic Aufmertiamtsit ibrsr Witbirser auf bic
auBerorbentIia sefdbsli9e uub rsuoIutio:
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