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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1890-12-12

province or Mrs OTShea. He was wiIIingto
go into the witness box, but when she con.
cluded to make no defense he could not
take any action.
of The Duty OF 1rish-Americans.
He denied that he had ever authorized
Michael Davitt or any one else to say that
he would clear away the charges at the
trial.
What do you consider is the duty Of
Irisbmen In America In this crisisY Mr..
Parnell was asked.
81 consider" said Mr.. Parnell earnestly,
that It Is the duty OF Irishmen in America
at this crisis to assist me in maintaining
the integrity and Independence OF the
Irish party. That integrity could not and
would not have been impaired by any mere
alliance with the Liberal party. but mat
ters for some months past have progressed
further than mere alliance.
Something approaching to q fusion has
been and is now taking place This is
what it is necessary for me to check and
prevent"
A Charge Answered.
what have you to say about the charge
that you did your colleagues an injustice
in concealing Mr.. Gladstone's converse
tions about home rulei"
''It was impossible" :" replied Mr. Parnell
"for me to disclose by public speech OF by
private explanation the setback which the
Hawarden communications had given to
the cause of home rule, and the perplexity
with which they had filled my mind. The
matter was still not definitely settled.
Until all hope had been removed of ar
irving at a satisfactory understanding upon
these important subjects with Mr.. Glad
stone it would have been highly improper
for me in any way to have referred publicly
to the matter"
A Hopeless Split.
Mr. parnell does not believe that the
Irish party can now be reunited. The re
turn Of O'Brien and Dillon would not mend
matters.
Il was at all times willing to compro-
misc, as my acceptance of Mr.. Clsncy's
amendment proves, an acceptance which
would have involved my retirement had
Mr.. Gladstone given the assurance the Irish
party required, but these assurances were
not given, and my persecution by our party
was still persisted in. Messrs. Dillon and
O'Brien took sides against me from the
first, and so lost the opportunity of sue
cessful Intervention. Their Intervention
would now be too later
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Er-Consressman BIair Dead.

ALTOONA, Pa, Dec. 9-Ex- Congressman
Samuel Steel Blair, Of Hollidaysburg, the
Oldest member OF the Blair county bar. died
Dec. q He was " ysaSs old
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1890-12-12

WASHING TON, Dec. 10 The treasury de-
partment yesterday purchased 81, i05, 300 4
per cent. bonds at prices ranging from 1913
to l2311.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1890-12-12
O'Brien VIII Sail Saturday.
parnell speaks 10 n Crowd.

LONDON, Dec. l0-Mr. Parnell started
for Dublin last evening. There was a
crowd OF Irish residents of London at the
railway station to see him off. They cheer
ed him with wild enthusiasm, and in re-
sponse to their repeated calls Mr., Parnell
finally addressed them from a car window.
He said; 81 am overjoyed that you have
honored me in such numbers with your
help in this fight which have undertaken.
lowed sixteen years ago TO Irishmen in
England the first assistance in framing
for my country the path which she has
pursued from that day TO this. / have
never forgotten your help, and have never
forgotten that to you, exiles from Erin.
was due the first godspeed to the new
struggle.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1890-12-12
They Would Win Together.

"You shall have no cause to regret that
You stood by me in those days, and you
will be with me to the end, and together
We will win for our country what God has
determined she shall get"
These remarks were greeted with i'm.
mense enthusiasm. There were number
Of Healyite members of parliament in the
rear car OF the same train. They listened
with apparent interest TO what their re-
jected leader had to say. but made no open
comment
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1890-12-12
CHRISTIAN F. KNAPP,
FIRE INSURANCE,
BLOOMSBURG. PA.

Home, of N. Y; Merchants, Of Newark,
N. j. Clinton, N. Y; Peoples, N. Y;
Reading, Pa; German American Ins. CO.,
New York; Greenwich Insurance Co, New
York; Jersey City Fire Ins. Co., Jersey City,
N. J.
These old corporations are well seasoned
by age and fire tested, and have never yet
had loss settled by any court Of law. Their
assets are all invested in solid securities, are
liable to the hazard Of fire only.
Losses promptly and honestly adjusted and
paid as soon as determined, by Christian F.
Knapp, Special Agent and Adjuster, Blooms
burg, Pa.
The people Of Columbia county should
patronize the agency where losses, il any. are
settled and paid by one Of their own citizens.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01

The programme for the sixth outing OF
the Young Mems Christian Association
Outing Club. which will Ice given tomorrow
afternoon. is as follows: Rendezvous, \. VI
&. \. building, > Z. VI. Tike Manchester
street car snd tide u terminus; thence
tramp halfmilc to Forest Hill Park aud
Rcody Creek, place Of great natural
beauty. Games and rcfrcsbmert,. Il.
turning. reach Richmond at L. VI. Leader
". l.. Wood.
On IL last outing the poetic genius of tn,
club WAS seen T. be become suddenly very
serious. Evidently Inspiration had seized
HIM. aud he WAS about t. produce some i'm
mortal thought. The clJb waited Will
bated breath, and were rewarded with tie
following:
~ -hoo-wah, VINO are we? y. VI. {. :
outing G."
The poem was pronounced fau'tless, and
Immediately adopted b! rising vote as th'
regular club yell.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01
RICHMOND MANUFACTURERS.
Mr.. Carter Harrison Z" Hegi" I'S''"'
Them in Few Days.

Mr.. Carter Harrison received on saturday
last a request from the census Office TO inih-
lsh the department with The number OF es-
Adjustments engaged in each branch Of
manufacture in the city, IN order tna . .
sufficient supply Of schedules i.Ia'ins
thereto could he mailed TO MN, ana IL II eN,
pected that upon the receipt OF 'hese nn'
other necessary papers, he ana us Isis ,,
...,,. viii beoin work at once. Mr. Harri-
',o viii for the present, occupy. when nee
c..arv. one Of the offices IN the custom
house building. wher' persons nav
En-, business with him VIII De
.Yile to lind him conveniently. HIS
r,ree will doubtless be increased
AS the time specified within wnich
fan work is 20 bee accomplished-i0rty days
lis totally inadequate for the purpose
The estimates u The census Cilirials are
probably bls d on the wiurns for the tenn
census. but the great increase III mahul u.
hiring c~tahl shments in this cnN since 'hn l
time. $50. requires q longer Tine Of ihuch
Ilrgcr force than is nov assigned 10 acce,'-
dish the work properly and crcditab'y. M
Harrison has received his insructilh- IT. III
th. census Office. which cover all points
which may likely arise.
II made the duty Of The special agent
n charge Of fhe work in this city 10 assign
~ each special agent under his control a
epccinc district. within which The agent Is
personally TO collect the required statistics;
io see that the member. of his force per-
fnrm their duties diligently and faithfully
rendering fair return IN service Tor thrif
CONDENSATION: T. carefully examine the re-
turns collected with Il view 10 detecting
n,nissi-ns or failure II collect the statistics
from any manufacturing cs,abl sinner
within their a-p'ctiye districts, an !. 80 lar
A. hi> other duties Will permit, 10 select ana
Give personal attention 60 districts aud e.
ublishmcuts which are Of partlcul II I'M
portance or difficulty.
special schedules VIII b, m1ilel direct
from the census Office q c7tlb.ishmcnts en-
Gagged in the following industries. with tne
roquc-t that the schedule be filled out ready
for the special agent when h. sh ill cal
After examination, tn agent, being salts
lied of the correctness of the returns, viii
forward them to ths department: Paper
mills. chemical mlnuft' tories, clay ana
phtorv PRODUCTS. cotton Manufactures,
d.ing ana finishing of textiles. sh'p-puiic-
ing. six and SILK goods. wool m 'hlltdc-
lures. hosiery and knit goods. and leather
D tent. Cnamcled ana morocco.
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MANCHESTER MATTERS.
Meeting Of the Democratic Central Com
miiter.


\ meeting Of the Mancl ester City Cen.
tral Committee was held la-t night in th,
Lad. buildnc. Present. Mcssrs. John l.
Ctz. chairman: :. : Patch. secretary: j. r.
Jewett, T. j. Smith, d. l.. foney ". 7. riti,
Charles Simms, L. Y. Green, nireW
/ Hooker. Joseph Butler j. J. Coos.
\ committee consisting OF Messrs. TDney,
Butler and Pitt, were appointed IL
examine the credentials II the con
i tastauts Of tn rev members. aud
decide who were entitled 10 d. members ci
the committee. The committee reported
that the chairman order the ward suieriu-
tendeut 10 order a new elections m thc
wards where contests existed. Adopted.
Mr.. PIT moved that Ia. election be- bel .
next Monday night. AIRED -. IN az
TEMPT was made 10 elect a chairman, which
/ proved unsuccessful.
The Seyenth-,treet Mission, which was
organised only six months ago, is doing
well and yielding much good.
The contract for the church buildinr.
which will bc known rs the >eVenth-str,,
Baptist church. has been given ont, and
work on the building commenced. This
church, which will cost about $1,000, VIII
be completed and ready for worship about
the first Of October.
The Sunuay-sch0Ol or Tue chufch Is grow
ing IN numbers. there being over hundred
persons present last sunday.
The Bainbridge Street Baptist Church has
chosen the following delegates to the one
hundreth annual session Of the Middle Dis
trct Baptist Association, which conyenes
nj Bethlehem Church, Chesterfield county,
| on next Tuesday. August .: }. j. BlantOn,
j. W. Jenkins, \. +. Hardy, W. L. Pitt and
\. 4. AttkissOn.
Rev. Decatur Edwards baptized four per-
sons at Clopton-street Church Wednesday
night.
Rev. DR.. 4. u. Peterson was called "a
Centralia yesterday to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. W. Il. Van Wicklen.
The Tuckahoe Farmers Club held meet
inc Yesterday AZ the farm Of Judge Il. \.
Hancock, in Chesterfield ON the Midlothian
road.
Mr.. Horace J.. Smith returned to Man
chester yesterday from a trip to Chicago.
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yvas discharged yesterday. when Judge
viii nuts his name TO the records to-day, ~
will signal the adjournment OF the court
until the 10th Of september
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
,.Looee,.y rovrf.-A. &. Houston 10
Josenb W. Banton. 30 feet on south size
T,o,d street. near Linden, $1,000; Princet-
IN il Mccarthy 10 j. VI. Parrish, 10 feet on
north side Denny street. near Price. 500
nancy Taylor's trustee go City OF Richm0nd'
feot on north side q street, between
rweuty-foiirth and Twonty.ilftb, 80; Fan
Mo IL Whites trustee 10 David NJ. ana
'Iobn Currie. - feet on Broad street, NORTH
vest corner Kinney, 5000
yyearyco Couufy.-W iliam II. Beyeridge
10 / Thompson Brown, y D l-6-l2 feet on
north side Hanover street, near Elm, Soll'-
| u: Edmond BossieuX TO lie Roy J.. BrOwn'
| l0s feet on Cary street. rpera'enue, slow
Charles l.. Cayce to Henry ;. Wailerstein,
| 30 feet on Twenty-sec0nd street, southwest
corner Il, $50: Isaac Davenport, Jr;, ~
Charles l.. lIrauer, 1911 feet on east sac NE,
chanicsyille turnpike, north Of street, ana
90 fect In rear OF same, $2,03j; Elizabeth
: and James II. Orem to Wilheimna, vile
| of w. Fontaine Tanner, 80 acres three ana
one.balf miles below Richmond, S3,lJV;
W. j. WcstwOod to lie Roy l.. Brown, co73
feet on south side Cary street, near avenue,
81. $50. -,
PoIicc Courf.-The confined case OF
John scott. John W. Branch. and John II.
Branch. charged with breaking INTO the
freight cars lor the Atlantic Coast Line;
with intent 10 commit larceny, was heard
i'm this court yesterday. The court an
nounced that the case would have 10 he
continued on account Of the absence OF I'M
pOrtant WITNESSES.
L. A. Randolph, counsel for the defense
asked that an examination be held ON me
question Of bail. During which John W.
Branch and Joseph II. Branch proved Their
innocence. and were allowed 10 90.
scott said he could prove where he was
SATURDAY. night if allowed time. The court
required him to give security for his good
behavior. .,
Louis Loney (colorcD, ASSEMBLING and
ID a,ing ". \. Wells. Discharged.
Bpbert Randolph (cOloreo) asSaiiltns
and Letting John Harris. DISCHARGED.
Brney O'Dunald, disOrlorly and using
abusive language TOD. l.. Butler. FINED p
! and cost.
william Nash (colorcd) stealing one lot
of terme'Ons. th. property Of william
Martin. jailed for ninety days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01
THE RACES.
Entries mt saratoga-I.esults At Monmouth
Park.


The following are yesterdays results at
Monmouth Park:
First race, one mile-Chaos first, OVID
second. Tanston third. Time l:l2sl.
second race, Optional stakes. three-quar,
tors of a Contribution first, NagaD0nu
second. Killdeer third. Time l:l2A.
Third race, Newark stakes. one mile-
Rayooe first. Druidess second, lulIa Diach
burn third. Time :3gL breaking the re-
curd fo, a mile by One-iOurth Of a second.
Fourth race. one and One-eighth miles
OrinamIhe first. Cynosure second, Reporter
third Time l:jlh. -, d,
Fifth race. one mile, selling-Sam WOOD
first. Penzance second, Balarius thhu
Time Az. ,c,
sixth race, three.quafters Of mile-Iip
staff first, Blthe second, Ably third.
Seventh race. fye-elghths OF a mile-si
rocco first. Baughrum second, somerset
third Time .j9H.
SARATOGA ENTRIES.
To-day's entries for racing a. Saratoga
are as follows:
First race. two-ycar-Olds, three-fourths o.
planchett. los; Lee :, III; BendoI
strategy. colt. 1913: CutalOng. l0}; strata
Gem. liz Nlil ifhNNlAiAAs A'ff
Bells Of Orange. lO} Bertha Campbell, lV5
Mr.. bennett. ~: WOOdhena. los.
second race. one mile and seventy yaru'
-II,dy. i9l; Dilemma. lol Little Crete lVl
Biz Brown jug. ilv.
Third race, threo-fourths Of n nile 8ohe
milan. III. Lofringion, l12; Whitong,e, lV'
fminencc 10: Eugene. loJ: Ben VI cree
100. Bonnie Ino. ~; Mamie Hay. 1923 toN
mode. rs: Keystone, l0,; Iea, lO2: Carno'
~. .,
Fourth race. ono Wilc-Naid of Orleans
lig: Tre-tlc. l)l; Fellowship, W;' llappl
ness go: Boyalctta. iio; Pu/z.e' 10.
Tinh race. threc.rlurill- If .le. selling
Everett. l,9: Leo Brigol. lu2. Outright. ~
Gcne,icyc. -; Nidette. 100; Young Duke
no: Bliss. loj: Remembrance, 1911; sum,
Brook. IL; >tlle o, ~, Ro.hn llawl y
~: Pullman, 80; satisfaction, llOi raj
Mall. lu5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01

Judge NelIiOr1. Ot The Ciy tirCuit
Court granted "A charter t. the Building A.
sociation of the Junior order United Amcri-
can Mechanics, If Richmond, Va, yes
trlay.
The purpose of the organization is to
build hall 10 be owned by the following
councils, after all shareholders have been
reimbursed in full:
Rescue Council. No. /; Richmond, No. );
A. ". Glinn, No. :; Enterprise, No. :; Au-
rora. No. y, and such others as may asso-
ciatc with them.
The capital stock is 10 be not less than
81, 400 nor more than $4,000, in shares of
$2i each. The first years officers are
+. j. Thacker, president; John W. Quarlcs,
yice-presidenl; G.. II. Gordon, secretary; l..
W. Blakey, treasurer; J. W. Benedict, G..
VI. Ransom and ID. Bottoms, trustees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01

There his been an advance in the price NJ
ar.,in hcftabouts. This il attributable io
fho flcf that the wheat crop in tho west
f.. led t0 reach expect lti0us, and besides
he quality Is bad. The sreculttnr7 en-
hraced the chance and made the most OF Il.
IN our state the mild winter and the adj
verse conditions # the seas ~ 40 in"ppof-
uune times. caused the crop to , @ aim y Il
failure. The wheat did not OH cut. me
-flnd va, bad. aud the = suit was a 90
crop. Its unfortunate that the farmers
viii not have a sufficient Weld TO be bcnc-
tfoI lN the advance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01

rnE TINES must respectfully inform
"Nirginius" that no article. however meri-
torious it may Dee, can be accepted by rIg
TINES unless IL Is accompanied 10y TIE au-
thOr's real name. This i merely in accord
ance with the rule OF the paper, 10 which
there il no exception. As "A conscientious cd
itOr OF "a paper, man Is Influenced in band
ling a manuscript by no personal leaving.
or prcmdiccs, aud The name accom-
psnying ones manuscript has 20
weight in discriminating ID, ayaiia1;lIiy
An article worthy Of publication Will be
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01

SAN Francisco, July 81. - steamship
Belize. twenty-three days from Hong Kong,
and fourteen from Yokohama, arrived TO-
DIV. Adyices from Japan state that the
total number OF cholera cases up 10 July
18th had increased to go and IA deaths.
Forty-seyCn fresh cases and fifteen deaths
we're reported thu. day. On The l2ih
lhiry lresh cases and twenty-seyen deaths
were reported from Nagasaki. The En-
pcror has sanctioned the expenditure OF
$500 of the reserve fund for disintccting
purposes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01
PERSONAL MENTION


fsDf L. tftrg away Ann h-tHt "'"% -f"'
ing lhi. and lhai.
Msior y. G.. Hudson, OF Louisville, KY
was in The city Yesterday.
Dr. Edwin =. Turner having sufficiently
recovered from sickness, which confined
him 30 his room i0r several weeks. viii
have the city today with his family for l,'e
OF WIGHT county. 10 De gone uuti. about iAe
last OF August
Mr.. Chlr'e- -. LeGrandc. late with Major
james II. lliii. general baggage AGENT a.
the Associated Railways. leaves to-day for
WASHINGTON 90 take charge # The baggage
department If the Richmond and Danyil.e
Railroad.
The position OF general baggage agent OF
the Associated Railways OF Virginia and
the Caroinas j. % be abolished. hi, place
was filled by Major James fl. Hill, who died
about a month ago.
Mr.. Robert Mclean and wife, Of Toronto,
are visiting their daughter, Mrs. james
Whittet. No. II south Buchanan street.
Buck King was received az the peniten-
tiary Yesterday for three years, for house
breaking in Westmcreland county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01
Sailors TO strike.

CHICAGO, July 3l--To-morrow morning
will lnauguraic sailors strike. involving
every species Of sailing craft on the lake
system. due ~ demand on the part Of he
Seamen's Union for an increase IN wagos
after August ist 10 s. fof sailors ana Sl.i)
Tor bargemen. and "a further demand MAJ
every man on shipb0ard under the rank oi
captain shall b. member # the union.
and shall be shipped from the eeamcu'-
Union headquarters by vessel owners.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01

The committee Of the Virginia Mechanics
Institute Night school Of Technology met
Wednesday night at the Institute and ar-
ranged the following curriculum for the
next session, commencing October LIST, ls9
Classes: Arithmetic, Glass \, Class h.
first division and second division; Class &,
Class - and Class +; algebra, geometry,
trigonometry, applied mechanics, book
keeping. Class 4 and Class b; iree-hand
drawing. instrumental drawing, Glass \
and Class b; architectural drawing, me.
chsnical drawing. chemistry. electricity.
Glass A and Class Is; physics, Glass \ and
Glass +; engineering, modelling.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01
Tie cnmnnn, Now Owns the Il 40.

pWLADELpHIA. IA, july j.-Ihe
Pennsylvania Railroad Company to-day
paid the state SG5j,6ji,9l which was the
last instalment due ON account Of the pur-
chase OF the main line Of their road from
the state. The main line OF the road was
purchased in 1874 for something over 81
00OOOO, the railroad company stipulatng to
pay for il ia yearly instruments Of 100000.
The last instalment iass due tomorrow,
ald by this payment the railroad company
gains the clear title 10 the property.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01

used whether the author be famous or COM
parafiyely obscure. An article unworthy
Of publication Will not be used, no matter
who the author may be. Articles are used
upon their own merits only. In following
this rule. THE TIMES cannot reproduce any
article declined on account OF anonymity
which il accepted elsewhere, unless the au-
thor's real name appears. Reasons ioI ,u's
will be glad, given To yirginIus should he
call at The TIMRs office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01

circumstances bcstow. 80,
In consequence of this, and tho fuftn,,
fact that the field trial OF the tastein flelu
sports Association will take place ~ Aine-
lia Courthouse, about the 10th OF NoNe,i-
bee, has caused the board oi u'rec'ors w
agrpe 10 hold the annual meeting OF the
Association ut Amelia Courthouse, insteao
Of IynchbuIg. -, ,ro,,
4 special train Of cars will run lron'
Richmond 20 Amelia Courthouse duilng
field trial, and the occasion promises 10 DC
one Of so much delightful interest tha' nun, W.
dreds of people, not members even 81 ,n1
Virginia Field sports association, WI,
embrace the opportunity Of going down 70
the Courthouse and enjoying 4 slghi oi .no
dogs as they whirl in The neld, anu az ~.
same time represent at tue ueioer"''o"'''
"a, VIRGINIA. Association.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01
Pile, rlIe.l l.chlng rll..l

SYMPTOMS: Moisture: intense itching
and singing: most ~ night; worse b,
scratching. Il allowed tO continue ,umDr-
form, which often bleed anJ uircrltc, he
coming very sore. ~w1yut ointment -toi
the itching and bleeding. heals liberation
AMI in most cases removes tine juniors. Al
druggists, or bY mal. for 80 cents. d.
S~a}ne a SON. Philadelphia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01
In the (nltrts.

Choncery CoHrf.-Owing 10 the fact that
both Judge Witt and Judge Leake presided
in this court. an unusual amount Of doclI-
mcntaIy work is thrown upon the hands Of
she clerk If The court aud his assistants.
The special Term ends tomorrow.
Hastings Courf.-The jury in this court
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01
rolice Court Staii.tics.

During the past month the Police Justice
disposed of 2S7 criminal charges aud tried
tried as charges OF Ordinance Violations,
on criminal charges, ~ persons were sent
on 10 the Hastings Court for indictment
by the grand jury; II were convicted Of
misdemean0r, Is were sent To jail in de-
fault Of surety for their GOOD behavior, and
rs were fined. Fines collected: CITY,
S66s.50; state, 5000; costs, s2oS.SS; total,
SDh- -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01
innt (ru.hesl.

Last night when the excursion train from
| Hampton was coming into the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway depot, Il colored man
named John Jasper undertook 10 jump OF.
He was poor jumper, and Tell. and had
his foot crushed by the car wheels. lie was
taken 10 tho city aimsbouse by the ambu-
lance
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01
Virginias Won.

A match game of baseball was PLAYED
yesterday afternoon at Island Park be-
tween the NiTginias and the tultons teams.
The game was Il very interesting one, and
some good PLAYING was done on both sides.
The match resulted in score Of 20 3 IN
favor Of the Virginias.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-01
VIRGINIA FIELD SPORTS.
The Association win Meet In Richmond
on the 18th OF November.

The Virginia Field Sports Association
has a membership extensive, and Of which
IL feels justly proud. None of that lis, hold
higher place In the estimation Of the as
ISOLATION than the Lynchburgers. These
gentlemen expected 20 get the association
10 have it, next annual meeting on the 18th
of November in the City Of Hills, and the idea
at one time prevailed with the directory.
But the Lynchburg Fair comes Oh about
this time. and all Of The members being rep
resentati,e ana leading men in Lyncbbnrg,
their time will be 50 much occupied with
the fair thai they will not have opportunity
70 deyoie 10 the Field Sports Association The