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he Inferred that such objection lies upon
o,onnd of political differences uolM.' Z, ,,,s
McCuc ana a majority oi inc
Trade: therefore .o,otioo our
,,,.sldc,,f fo, whom We entertain tit ,.,,,i,.
kindly fcsinas. from any iut'..,,, We fsli
ion Of authority Ia tbis ins ,n =. well ~ tO
bound, in Justice 20 'no i3isonnroval of BIS
.i,',, a., En-. csso. nfst. because ne Na' me
LOCAL or moral right WITHOUT 'nl hhv" -
aud consent 10 Ike such sctoh' "lu'
.rcnrdlv because VA this instance ihc lldN'
could IA no Nl%c hhhc'i'" '''N'
dissolved That we Indignantly denounct
the idea that this Trade. which - huein
association, whose sole purpose l' 20 'v,'"'
The tobacco business and who especiaiil e,-
chew The discussion Of political questions n
.r could be- governed in iis acilon 10y consul
cfations OF objection tothc Republican parry
The best disproOf Of such charge ht' il .a'
fact that the present pieel1e Ni 'iie H.. y,
alton. when ne WAS elected Nice-piesiueht o'
ths ASSOCIATION. nearly three years ago hno
was mus put by the custom OF the ltade mi'
the line OF certain succession 70 MS pr .si
dency, he was not IN iuli sympathy WIN . .,'
,ontical views Of the majority OF ms
ciatss Ia this Trade, but was elected Oh 49,
count OF his high character" ~
The Chair asked what the pleasure 81 '"'
Trade was as 10 the rcsOluue"-' IT,,
moved that they be adopted ana ..'' ''.'i.t..d
offered the following as a SUBSTITUTE "'''~'
was rejected: ,.,,o, dis.
t,rsolvcd. That this asfoci Noh "'''
j. h,s.' '.onnccfion with politics.
ca ~ 'i,esolvcd Tnat the statement Oh oui
<-..i.f,nf the withdrawal Of me ictlci il
fmestion and tho evidence mat ~ nau ,, io.
| tscn used for political or amy oluci p"i'
,,',rsi h satisfactory TO this association.
The question recurring on the resolutions
from the committe, they were adopted D.!
fine Trade.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-12
RAILROAD GASES.
4 Question of Rates Decided by the
Railroad Commission.

& Question Of Rates Decided by the
Railroad Commission.
WAsmNGroN ID. c., April 1.-The Inter-
state Commerce Commission, by Bragg
commissioner. to-day decided two cases Of
the New Orleans Cotton Exchange against
the Illinois Central Railroad Company, and
l1 others. and the Illinois, Cincinnati.
New Orleans and Texas Pacific Rail-
way Company and ten others, involving
relative reasonableuess of rates ON cotton
from interior points in the cott0n-gr0wlng
country t0 New Orleans and 20 Northern
and Eastern mills; relative rates ON CONF
pressed and unc0mprgssed cotton; relative
methods OF transportation and competition
of different lines in opposite directions.
The points decided, are too numerous t0
summarize, but the commission c0rrects by
adjustment the relative rates from Jackson.
Mississippi. and Meridian, 90 New Orleans,
and oyerrlles the complaint on all other
grounds.
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Electric Light companies The Marshall
Street viii not hc In tO ms knowledge, nor
the Manchester Street Car line either.
Dir. Gibson luHei. who represents Mrs.
Flynn. was IN The city Ihur-day. but r.
turned 10 New ork that night. a iumor
has been current for the past few days ihat
the ownership of the roads j. 20 pass into
new hands This was denied by the nu-
ihorities Yesterday. u iscxpecfed that ~
consummati0n eft the sale OF the Marshall
street line t0 the city railway Is ever elect
cd. this line will become part Of the new
company. II this is done an extension line
will be built across Mayo's bridge TO Man
chester.
10 Is the expectation among the interested
ones that Mr. Fisher viii Doe elected presl-
dent Of The new company and Captain Piz-
zini secretary. Both Of these have taken
deep interest boo Che roads. and the latter cs-
pccially has eNered every every effort %
furnish good street ear service.
4 meeting ol the stockholders of the
Union Passenger Company has been adfer-
tised for to-day 80 noon. II this meeting b.
held the only business that viii De done
viii be 20 authorize the transfer Of the stock
tO the new company.
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NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
Local Happening. That Require Liul.
ennnn ID ErIAL..

~NANt TO AtFittN's
A series Of revival meetings win cone
mcuco at Br0ad-sireef Methodist Church.
corner Broad and Tenth streets. tomorrow.
and continue every evening during Toe
week. Rev. nr. Lambeth. the pastor. VII.
Dee assisted in the meetings hy Rev. J.. J..
Nash. of Raleigh. n. q. lir. Nash BIAS Dad
great experience AND success boz conducting
services as an evangelist.
The Young Mems Christian Association
meeting for men wil. Doe held tomorrow
afternoon in their temporary room. Oh.
Briggs bakery so. lOi Main street. lN.
Association viii occupy these rooms durr-
tht continuance Oi the Bazaar. and uri
their building is again ready o. receive
TEEN.
There will Dee % match game Of bail Dee
tween the employees of Bau.hman Bros.
and j. J.. llii Printing Company zoo ine
head Of Franklin street th.a evening $40
o'clock. These nine, are iu good trim.
Mr.J. a. Phillips. editor of the ilaiif.y
Record. visited tine FINES office ye-i0 rial
ne has great hopes for tle future of South
Boston and finciuiy.
The United States Circuit Court grand
Jury was in session "a short while yesterday
and adjourned over until the DIST 90 tls
month.
a small ira occurred near ile corner 0'
Fifth and Hall streets last night. Very .N-
tie damage was done.
There was q light sprinkle ol snow lts
to-day morning about 1880 o'clock.
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ooNsouDATloM PlANs.
Combination of ihe street Railways soon
10 ie Made.

''NA"ANAtt'N Oh tNN street. haliNaN- soon
10 be Made.
Messrs. George J.. Fisher and f. b.
l0ueey were husily engaged yesterday per.
lecling the arrangements for the consolida.
ton OF the sireet-car lines in this city. The
business geo 90 De completed, Dc seems. j.
tae legal proceedings. Mr.. Fisher. who rep
resenis zoe principal interest in the COMPANY
and Mr. i0ucet, lle lawyer who is connect.
edsitl 10. were in continued consultation
with Mcssrs. Meredith and Christian. ihl
attorneys for The road i'm this city. The
law problem seems 90 Doe kuotty one. and
great deal ol trouble bias arisen. ana 10 is
not set manifest how the interests are IA
be satisfactorily consolidated. IL has been
ihe impression that Nrs. Hymns iniores,
WAS the principal ONE. but 10 seems that
Other, are equally shared.
Lr. Fisher. accompanied hy Dir. IOucey.
spent some time yesterday afternoon In con-
suliatlou with Captain lizzini IN the gene
cral Office on Bank street. When seen by q
reporter for THE II1ms, be said that he and
lbs associates bad been busllV engaged dur
lue this trip 10 Richmond, making arrange
mgnis looking % the consolidation Of the
roads, and when completed an excellent ser
vice would be rendered. "The
necessary plans" said he. ~w.ll
be finished ia about week: after
which The final meeting organizing the con-
s0lIdated company Will bee held. The COM
panics that will be- embraced In the c0nsoli-
dalton will be- the City Railway. the Rich.
mond Union Passenger Railway aud the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-12

ROME. April ll.-Henry NJ. stanley, the
African explorer. arrived here to-day. and
was welcomed by an enthusiastic crowd OF
people. who salutod him with yiYas and
cheers. A formal reception was rendered
him by the Geographic Society, whose
signer, Vitteeschi, presented Mr.. Stanley
with "a trofI medal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-12
PERSONAL MENTION.



ing This and That.
The Atlanta papers report beautiful
wedding in that city Wednesday. Wh'h
Miss Gertrude -nidcr and Lieutenant Le'e-
rettc IL. Walker. l.. $. A., were married.
DIR. Walter McCaw. surgeon of the post
son of Dr. j. b. McCaw. Of this city, was
best man ON the occasion.
The Masons of Richmond and Maucho--
ter Will have a good old-ume ~. John.
Day celebration this year. They VIII paiaHe
with several bands of music, then 20 70 lht
Masons Home and have grand Daio'-
cue.
Mr.. NJ. II. Bush, Of Gettysburg Post
Boston. Mass, is in the city. lie is pea
sanity remembered as one OF the leauin-
spirits in the entertainment given x. T.. zee
Camp in June 1887, ON their visit To- Boston,
Colonel Thomas r. Marshall. Of This city,,
will make "a speech 90 Captain 4. i. hooi-'
of Prince George Calvary. in delivering lnf
Hae presented 20 the Captain by the lanes
of Prince George county.
Mcssrs. y. l.. Turrcntiue and W. @. iee-
man left Yesterday morning Tor Nh"lu''t'
Nc. 10 attend a reception % Doe ichutltN
Mr. and Mrs. 4. $. Neisler (Miss Maggie
EYans), OF Manchester.
Row Dr. Hogo and Rev. Dr. Kerr wi.
make addresses 40 the ola Market Han
tomorrow night on tire occasion OF the in-
stallat0n of Rev. Mr.. Iumbull as peIih"-
nent pastor.
Hon. A. II. IT. stuart and Dr. Hunter
Mcclure were 40 the Capitol yesterday
Mr.. stuart was secretary of the interior iH
Mr.. Film0re'~ administration.
Governor Mckinney has received an inf'-
tati0n To be present Merchants week lN
savannah. Ga, but he declined % accept DO.
Charles Bailey. colorod, of Isle of Whit.
was sent over 20 the pcnitcntafy lestefda!
for two wears, for grand larceny.
Miss sallie Hammer, principal of the ln-
stitute. who has been ill FOR eight weeks.
left for old Point yesterday.
Senator j. W. q. Blackstone was present
at the session of the Board of Chesapeaht
and It's Tributaries Yesterday.
Colonel William Il. Ayiett is mentioned
for the iudgeship made vacant Dy the recent
death OF Judge Jefries
Mrs. Charles T.. Roper returned % Nor
folk yesterday. after a pleasant WISH I'D
friends in Richmond.
Miss Lily Cayco viii sail September goth.
with Rev. DR.. Kerr for Europe, Egypt ana
the Holy Land.
Mrs. Dr. Jordan aud little son. Hunter
are very ill at Mr.. ID. ". Bowles', lol9 west
Floyd avenue.
Miss Grace Baker, Of Church llill. has r0-
turned from visit 60 friends in Mathews
county.
Governor Mckinney viii 200 mp 90 lafm'
willie to-day with Judge Irving, of that place.
Mr.. James G.. Lamb returned from New
Kent county yesterday.
I'D. Narrell. Of Greonesyille county, was
in the city yesterday.
Miss Florence Noting is visiting in Roam
Okc.
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UNION MEETING AND TEA.
Reception by the brotherhood OF St. An
drew.

drew.
The four chapters Of the Brotherhood Of
81. Andrew. of this city, representing So.
Paul's. Monumental. Grace and So. James
Churches, had a union meeting and recep-
ton last night. on the invitation OF the go.
James Chapter, in its church. Vim and
Marshall street. The front part Of ihe
church was reserved tor the members Of the
Brotherhood. while the rest Of The peWs
were occupied by the congregation.
The Rev. Dir. Preston NASH. assistant
rector OF 80. James, conducted ihe services.
and the choir Ted the singing. in the chan
eel were the rector. Dr. Josnuan leicrkin;
Roy. DIR. ii n. jackson, Of Grace Church
Major Robert Stiles, president Of the chap
ter of st. Paul Church, and tir. Nash.
The services opened with the hymn. "Ali
Hail the Power of Jesus Nance and after
the reading Of psalms. Dr. III. Vi. jackson
delivered "a short address. Iie explained
the chief object of the EroilerhO0d-thc
spread of the Kingdom OF Christ among
young men. he pointed oui that the loyal
Is 90 Christ should inspire b - followers Oh
do better service. and cautioned them that
their lament might n0f DE that their
service had been only iD themselves and
not 90 God.
The hymn "OuWarl Christian Soldiers,
was then sung and lili1r Robert stiles i0l-
lowed a- speaker of i.e evening. iie real
inw verses from l.l chapter ol -t.Juln and
eXpOundei ihe two rl. .- 0f Ins brotherhood
that of prayer ara UIt Oi service. 90 bring
young men into ine Kingdom of Christ. II.
added as 81 thiJ rule tl. study OF Gods
word as laid down .n tie Bible. Ire dWe't
0n the spirituality oi tlc organization au3
ifs exclusive work an0ung Young men. The
o.. I'D H.. H....
beers of the Brotherhood To- do their iu..
duty.
AZ The conclusion OF the services OBJ.
members OF theseYerll chapters retired into
the lecture room where tea was served D.
the ladies 0f1he Iotcrhin Guild.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-12

4 VERY extraordinary diel is reported
20 have taken place at Warsaw between
two young men. They both fired and biz
each other. bat the ball OF one hit the
other In his cigdretle-case. and hattened il-
self without doing any injury. while the BAIL
of the other was rendered inOiensiye by im.
pinging upon the opponents p0cAetknite
The seconds declared that honor was salts.
lied, and the two young men shook hands
and returned 20 a breakfast tor tY0 instead
of for one.
CATONI. a giant above seven feet in
height and stout in proportion, with am
enormous head has just died IN Italy
Numerous attempts had been made % Be.
cure him by several shOWmen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-12

The United Banking and building Com
pany. Ofo2l east Main street. are Offering
for sale a limited number ol shares Of It's
capital stock, fully paid and non-assess-
ible az nifty dollars, the par value of which
ls 500 per share. A cash dividend Of six
percent. per annum, payable semi-annually,
Will boz paid on the price of the stock. This
stock also participates IN the general profits
of the company. and the amount paid for
same can be withdrawn no any time after
two years from date OF certificate. The 0lti-
GERS and directors OF the company are among
our best known business Ilen, and we com
mend this stock % the public as a safe and
iudicious investment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-12

a committee from the Legislature OF
Massachusetts was in the city yesterday
to inquire into the practical working OF
Richmond's gas system. Hearing of their
presence Mayor Elly.0a waited upon them.
and showed them every courtesy. lie 0os
Them 90 various points of interest in lhe
city, and ia the Capitol the visitors met
some OF the state officials, enjoyed the sight
of ihe many curiOsiiies OF the past that
are gathered there, and wound nap by
taking view from the top of the Capitol
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-12

Late yesterday afternoon. while "a coiored
man from powhatan county. Augustus Iay-
llr. was driving fOur-nOrse team up Tenth
street toward Main. one of the fore horses
SHE'D. This caused the leading pair
to become detached aud frightened. and
they dashed at full speed un into Main
street. I'm front of the p0st0ilice one ieil
and broke his Deg. The other continued bis
run several squares aQd WAS caught. A
large crowd gathered around the wounded
animal. and Policeman Marion. of the
lhrd station. fired two pistol bullets 10 Dts
head and killed H.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-12
BOSS CARPENTERS.
Fighting Against strike Among Their
JOurncYmcn.


CHICAGO, April il.-Foriy-hye boss ca.-
ponters and builders. who are not members
Of the Carpenters and Builders Association.
formed an organization to-day t0 Dee known
as the Boss Carpenters ANA Builders Assoc
citation. and adopted 20 SEQ of resolution
Of sympathy for the journey carpenters.
and inviting "a conference ON the subject oi
WAGES and hours. The sentiment of TIE
meeting was in favor Of conceding what the
strikers asked, namely. a recognition OF the
union. eight hours tO constitute working
day. and the wages tO Doe forty cents 400
hour. The boss carpenters of the new ASSOC
citation are mainly small ones. The mem-
beers OF tine old organization of bosses say
that work viii probably start zap next Nom
day. and affirm perfect confidence that
there Will Dee plenty pi men willing tO work
% carry on all the business demanded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-12
CAPrAlN FosTeR MINe.

Election or ihr Commander OF the Chcsa-
peakc.
THE Board of ile CA0-apoah and iis Irib-
uaro- consisting oiiae Governor Auditor
and Ifcasmrm0ti a ile Co,emlrs office
yesterday muun1 aui with CLOSED doors
discussed OBJ, 'Hl.alNrf Oi ihe Cl0,apea
Outside people have been mef With rumore
Of all SORTS about Captain Foster. but De-
wa. fortunate enough iO base friend, who
were permitted t0 Da present i0 reiute them.
and sfil more Fortunate il having among
these friends TWO m0mDr - 0f the board
who stood ly h.m. i Nes endorsed by the
judge %, Essex aud Matthews counties, the
Judge of MldleseX. and several of
tle Commonwealth attorneys of counties
lying along the Eastern Shore Sir. W. r.
iludglus. of Norfolk. Alexander James. Of
Matthews. and Ih0mU- j. Woodland. OBJ
Gloucester. were also candidate for the
c3rtaiurY. and had friends present VINO
pressed their claims. After fuu discus
sion, 81 vote was reached and Captain Seth
Foster. One incumbent, Was elected by ihe
vote of firstAuliiar Morton Marye. and
IroasuTowA. ". Hartman. Governor Nc
Kinney voted for Mr.. iiudgins. of Norfolk.
Cpiain Foster has boon elected four
terms, and is Nel known figure i'm the
water. Ol lne Eastern shore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-12

40 meeting Of the directors Of the River
View Railroad Company. held Yesterday
evening. Messrs. Il. b. Chailin. +. 4. saun-
ders, +. ID. starke, NJ. II. savage, and
Samuel hirsh We're appointed committee
D apply 20 the City Council and County
Judge Of Henr.cO for permission To- construct
aud operate a street railway from Tenth
street mp Cary 90 the Sew Reservoir with
extension running into the addition OF
River View.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-12

The committee for the Relief for the Poor
met IN the Council Chamber Yesterday even
ing al 9 O'Clock and decided 10 return 10 the
Council the ordinance providing Tor the
election of superintendent lorsthe Poor bv
the Council, instead Of by the committee as
at present, with the recommendation that
the same De rnlncinh.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-12
IIenlIea rnlln.l.. lIlIanee.

10 is the wish ID ihe liourir0 County Ail-
ance. chat all the alliance men of thi, and
other States Who clu DO -O. shall cake part
bon ihe procession .u connection with ile uu-
yelling Di the Ice Statue. ln order tlal
ille mas le done. the committee ON al-
ran-cment- desire t0 obtain ilnm olcl sub
alliance information as fo tHe number no ils
members Who Wni agree i0 take part intAe
procession Tine committee WiIl furnish af
cost % large banner JOS each county .Waui-
ing iL Information JOB regard CD This VIII
Boz given i0 amy One communicating WiIn
tle committee. THE suD-aillllee- awe urged
% send Obi, information '0 the chairman oi
The committee, III. Ad0lnh Muller, Thistle.
Va. as early as possible.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-12
INTERNATIONAL HORSE RACE.
To- which the Pres. OF America is RE-
specially Invited.


NEW YORK. April H. special. The
president of the Associazione Della sampa
Periodical. ia Italy. writes from Rome totle
United Press. New York requesting thatthe
attention OF the Press OBJ America he called
Co an interesting event in Rome during ihe
coming month at May. a series cf
iates is being arranged Jon c0nnee-
tion with the exposition of local indus
tries and the opeun. of the Grand
national racing meeting. at which ine
Grand priN De Rome OF 100000 frames Will
Doe competed for bY horses from AN countries.
Tie Italian Press Association Will Oe
pleased t0 take part together with tne
European press generally i'm reunion With
representatives of the principal American
Journals ON that occasion. Every facility
will Dee afforded 90 the visiting journalists
10 observe and study all that may Dee of in-
terost t0 them In Rome. and every possible
courtesy will Doe extended them. The AIDE
dress of the association is 40. ]. Asia Della
Nl-sOnne. Rome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-12

Tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock the
Seyenth-sireet Christian church will hold a
special >unday-school service. solos, r..
citation and duets are embraced in the pro
gramme, and The occasion will be both in.
teresting and entertaining.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-12

SCHOuFF.-lltd.o OF Thu sday. Anril 10Th.
90 ten minutes q A.. NJ, LOUISA h.
SClioOtF, beloved wiic OF J. II. Scntoff. IN.
the lniriy-scNcnlA year az her rae.
FUNERAL will take pace THIS SATURDAY.
MORNING, 20 clock, from 81. Mary's t,ar-
man tolhuic 'httch. ffienoe auu aeque ln.
tsnccs are respectfully lasigci 10 attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-12
Academy OF AIn.io

The second production of "fausr hy iho
Lewis Morrison Company took place at the
Academy OF Music last night. and WAS Wit
messed by large audience. The matinee
this afternoon and performance tonight
VIII conclude the engagement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-12

A DEEP-sEATED COUGH, cruelty tries the
lungs and wastes the general strength. A
prudent resort for the afflicted Is 10 Or. ID
Jayne's expeciorant, a remedy for all
troubled with Asthma, Bronchitis, or any
Pulmonary Affection.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-12

Active preparations are being made az
the Young Mems Christian Association for
the Bazarr which commence, next Tuesday.
On this account the usual Saturday after
noon meeting OF Sunday-sch0Ol teachers
VIII be held tnis afternoon ia the lecture
room of ihe second Baptist Church. Just
across from the Association building.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-12
WE ARE THE YICTORS
.PATTERSONS WERE DEFEATED IN
THEIR FIRST GAME.

Tho Score az the rim Inning stood Two
60 One for tho Nisitors- Excellent Ball
Playing Done by Both Teams.
The first game yesterday afternoon be-
tween the Patterson Ban Club and the Rich
monds resulted. like those the first Of the
week. in a grand victory for the home team
The light is gently breaking upon the pub
/ lic that the Richmonds can play ball, ana
with this fact also before thcm' the man
aoemeuf will hereafter get better teams To-
,,lav against their men. Yesterday game
brought out AGAINST thc good plays Of the
home men, and though the playing was de-
void 40 amy time OF brilliaucy. It showed
conclusiyely that as each day goes by the
home boys learn more and more OF the
science OF bah playing. There were soye-
raj splendid double plays made, and AN the
men moved with more accuracy and quick
ness than distinguished them the first part
of the season.
DCu's DEBUT.
Duff. the Ricnmouds new pitcher made
bis debut Yesterday. and pitched q beauti-
lul game. Ills balls. as yet, have not That
qulckuess about them That distinguishes
Quallcs lut with more practice DO VIII De
t0 decide who j. the best pitcher Of the three
-Quarics.. Kelly on Duh. McCahrey caught
Dun and made bis usual good recordv lie
also did eNccilentiy wei with the stick. go
ing t0 the bat four times making three hits,
and scoring three runs.
Vending. ass pitcher for the visitors,
threw bis arm Out n the hiih mnln- ana
JAY occupied The box The remainder of the
came. lDngliug WAS rather wild boz his de-
livery. and did much To- lose the game for
bis club. Say did better. hui Che game was
lost when he began throwing the sphere.
karil who caught both men, is one OF
The best players Of the visitors. Tie was
hard worked throughout and showed uD
wonderfully.
RIGHT FIELD.
Kahn. who was with the Richm0nds the
earlier part 0i ihc season. played right Held
| for ihe visitors. When they changed their
pitcher he went 90 The second base. and
/ n0ihat chat place and With the stick he
PLAYED biz usual good ball. Tie has not
signed with this club. only playing, as one
/ officer men did not come. The changes ODD
/ ihe inh inning were: say went 90 pitcher s
/ box. lcngNug played sn9rtsiop; hain
went 90 second base; Boyle went To- right
field.
Fake 10 as 70 whole itwas an interesting
game. even though 30 was uneven. ana iium
/ Tie PLAYING 0i iue paiteIs1ns DO is expected
/ they viii give "a closer game to-day
Ihp score tells the story