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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19
WHICH WILL WIN THE FIGHT?
The "'yarsities to Meet the frincetons
Here To-day.

The famous VARSITY" team will meet the
Prlncetons at Island Park this afternoon, and
battle for collegiate baseball honors. The
Charlottesville boys never fail to attract large
crowds, and their appearance IN this city is
always an event in sporting and social circles.
The following are the players who will represent
the University OF Virginia In the struggle; Mar
shall catcher; LipOp, pitcher; Smith, frs; base ;
Benner, second base; q. Greenway, third base;
shelton, shOrt-stop; Watt, left eeld: Harper,
centre feld, and Old, right held.
Mnrray Mcclure, the popular Richmond
nitrher. whose curves have 20 greatly helped 10
win the .'yarsities" their celebrity, win be un-
Able TO MI the box on account OF an injury 70 his
arm. His place viii DO taken by Lipop, who is
said TO be "twirler OF considerable ability,
the Richmonds we're unable to meet the Le-
highe Yesterday on account OF ths inclement
weather and the muddy condition Of the grounds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19
Tho City.Hali Electric Wiring.

regular meeting Of the Grounds and Build-
ings Committee of the Council was held In the
CITY Engineers office yesterday evening. Pres
ent-Messrs. Curtis (chairman), Brander, Fer
gusson, Hardwicke. and Turpin.
Several names were added 10 the list OF appli-
cants for work on the new City Hall.
Bids were opened for the electric wiring OF the
nav City Hail, as follows: Richmond Railway
md Electric Company, a1S,500; The Conduit
Wiring Company, of New York, -; w. N.
Mackay & Co., OF Roanoke, $l6s1O John X
Howe K Co, OF Baltimore, s19,962; Electrical
ronstruction Company, Chicago, three bids on
modired plans 81, ,146, so,766, and e32. .43s !;
south.ern Electric Company, Of Baltimore, sl3,-
627. ,,,o,
a,screnancy In the various bids, and II was
enalIy decided TO postpone action until O'Clock
THIS evening TO give the City Engineer an oppor-
tunlty 10 look into tho matter.
The regular bills and pay-roils were approved,
and the committee adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19
Coppsr-Works shut Down.
fPv telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l

BUrrR, MONTANA, April 1S.-The upper works,
comprising about half the capacity OF the Ana
conda Smelling Company, have closed down IN
dennItely. NO cause is assigned for this sudden
stoppage, but It is believed that an agreement
has been entered into with other largo copper
producers to decrease the product and thereby
strengthen the copper market Another theory
is that tina closing Is the inauguration Of q move
ment against the miners and labor unions,
having for its object q reduction In wages The
company has been treating 1000 tons per day.
Five hundred men were thrown Out OF employ,
ment AT Anaconda and about $50 miners laid
OF here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19
ROBBERY ON CLAY STREET.
John Brown (Coiored) Arrested Charged
with the Preparation.

John Brown, colored driver, who has for
some time been in the employ OF Jeff. Miles,
was arrested by officers Redford and Wrenn
Yesterday morning in that section OF the city
known as Belvin's alley. The warrant served
ON Brown charged him with having entered the
residence OF Mr.. Nathan Simon, No. 3l2 east
CLAY street about o'clock Saturday night and
robbed IL Of various articles OF wearing apparel,
including silk dresses, plush capes, etc, OF the
value Of nearly s40O.
The negro was taken to the Second police sta
tation and there identified by Mr.. Simon, who, It
il said, saw him as he was leaving the house
with the stolen property.
Brown went TO Mr.. simons residence shortly
before the robbery to carry basket OF clothes
for the colorod woman doing the washing for
the family. THIS he admits 1t is claimed that
after he left the house he returned and pilfored
the trunks OF two ladies visiting there, gathered
in all the other garments he could hnd' ana
made his escape.
Several of the articles were recovered, but
none OF them were found In Browns quarters,
and there is no other evidence OF his guilt than
his Identification by Mr.. Simon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19
E1-rr.asursr woodruff Acquitted.

LITTLE ROCK, AEx.. April 1s.-A, 1890 O'Clock
this morning the jury In tho case OF William <
hsyxline state funds and converting them 70 his
own use, returned verdict Of mot guilty. Tnia
Was the second trial the jary in the fir.t trial
standing SIX to SIX. Woodrun went out OF once
short 164 600. and tho n,oney was nos paid In
by hts sureties until February 10. 1891. He was
indicfed for falling 70 pay over this sum when
succeedsd by Treasurer Aorrow. civil suit =
r~r ling IN the Chancery Court against Woodruff
ssnn ~ eureties for recovery OF the sum claimed
by the state due from certain bonds and scrip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19
Terribly Fatal Explosion.

MT. ARLINGTON, N. j., April 1S.-The works OF
the American Forcte Powder Company, ON the
shores Of Lake Hopatcong, about a mile below
here blew up about 3 O'Clock this afternoon,
and seven men were blown TO atoms The
names of five OF the men killed are j. ID. Smith,
superintendent OF the works; Jacob Carlson.
William Pierce, James Vagh, and A. johnson.
Swede, whose name Is unknown. Two men
were injured. One Of them, Benjamin CASH
more, is 50 terribly burned and manged that be
will probably die. Five buildings were SHAT
tered. What caused the explosion VIII never
bs known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19
AN EVENING WITH SHAKESPEARE.
Professor Hamberlin's Readings for the
Benefit of the Cycle Club.

The literary and musical entertainment given
AZ the Young Mems Christian Association last
night under the auspices of the Richmond Cycle
Club was well attended, despite the unpropi-
tious weather, and the hall was filed with AL
approciative audience.
The main features OF the programme were
the Shakesperian readings given by Profess
sor /. r. Hamberlin, of Richmond College.
Ills rendition of scenes from the MERCHANT
OF Venice and " King Lear" were especially
good. although hs labored under great disad-
vantage, as the acoustics OF the room are poor.
Professor Hamberlin has an excellent delivery,
while his gestures and movements clearly indi-
cato that he interprets the " Bard OF Avon well,
and thoroughly understands his meaning. ii Q
is perhaps, better qualified for lighter selec-
tions than for the heavier parts. as his voice Is
not sufficiently strong TO bring out the iull force
OF the moro tragic portions OF shakspeares
works.
That he pleased the audience was plainly evil
denced by the frequent applause which his ef-
forts evoked.
The Weber sextette, who rendered several
musical selections In very creditable manner.
also came in for their share ot praise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19
Personals and Brien.


captain X. L. Miller, Of Lynchburg, was In the
city yesterday.
Misc Mamie b. Allen has returned homo from
uanoyer. where she has been teaching school
An anti Cleveland meeting win be hold in the
Circuit-Co Court room tomorrow night 81 b O'CLOCK.
Mr.. w. II. Hansford leaves Richmond this
morning on q brief trip TO his old homo In James
City county.
Mr.. Samuel Z. Atkinson, former resident OF
Richmond. but now manager OF tne iEon-1ato
Inn. is on 8 visit to relatives horc
Tho laundry Of How Lee, No. 2sls east Broad
..rass was. during the absence OF the proprietor
Sunday, broken Into ana roppeo OF ~i4o IA
specie.
Me-. Incie Brickhouse, Of Norfolk, who has
tesn IN a brfef visit to the family OF her grand
father, Rev. r. A. Peterson, returnsd nomo Jos
terday morning.
The regular meeting Of the Richmond Acadc-
INV Of Medicine and Surgery VIII D. neld ~ mo
Yoone Mems Chri stian Association Han to-night.
Dr.. Turner Will lead the discussion.
Tns Heurico County Court was In session ycs-
te,.Isv Ths case Of Aleck Robinson (colorcd,,
CHARGED with housebresking, Was tr1ed. ne was
found guilty ana his punishment nxod 81 tWo
years IN the penitentissy.
Nr. James d. Price, Of tho Arlington Hotel
Wash;pRton. " again among htr ola fneoue IN
Richmond. He wa formerly resioent o. tins
city. and By his genial manneES eno nocpitanty
gained fr himself : popularity wh,ca ma nos
yot died out
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19
coLp-BLooo MURDER AT FLAT Rocr
MIR. l.. Il. Brookshire Killed Dy His
Nephew, John p. Jones-The Cause.

Especial telegram to the Dspatch.l
FLAT ROCK, N. c., April 1S.-The most horri-
BILE and cold-blooded murder ever known In the
history Of Henderson county occurred at the
post-office here this afternoon at $50 O'clock.
The shooting was done By John p. Jones, a
prominent and well-known young man Of this
place. the victim being L. Il. Brookshire, also Q
well-known and prominent citizen
Mr. Brookshire went into the post-onice and
transacted some business with the postmaster
and was walking quietly out when young Jones
stepped up 10 him and commenced shooting at
him. Brookshire went down at the second shot
with bullet through his heart and ono IN the
left temple, expiring instantly, and never speak
ing after the first shot was fired. Brookshire
was taken unawares and did not have time to
draw his pistol or even utter word OF remon-
STRANGE.
The trouble is supposed to have originated
from Brookshire's being too intimate With Mrs.
Jones.
Several months ago Brookshire was tried al
the last term of the Superior Court, charged with
assaultlng Jones's wife, but was acquitted. Bad
blood has existed between the two ever since,
and tragedy has been expected for some time
The prominence Of both parties makes the affair
doubly sad. Jones wa, Brookshire's nephew.
Brookshire, IL he had lived, would have been q
candidate for the Office Of sheriff In the fall cleo
ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19

Messrs Nowlan a Co. have secured the con-
tract for the Z. Howard system OF clocks 70 oe
n,sced Ia the new City Han. In the tower there
will be q huge fimepiece OF four transparent
dlais, which viii be lighted by electricity. II VIII
be sir feet six inches In diameter and win cost
about $4,000 There win bo twenty other clocks
in the various ofiices. and all these win be run
under the control Of the one In the tower. fhe
latter has already been shipped and viii be put
In place within the next ten davs, but tho ofiice
clocks win not be put In position until the various
vooras are furnished.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19
FIorfda's Double Murder.
IRu tafarranh 70 tho Disnatch.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, April 18.-An ocals spe-
cial 10 the Times Onion says: "Five negroes and
a negress have been arrested and lodged in jail
charged with the murder Of Stevens and Payne,
near Hernando. The womans name IL Eliza
ZONES. She is non-committsk One OF the
negroes In fail at Iverness has turned states
evidence. He says that Jerry Williams, one OF
those arrested. met him last Friday night near
the scene Of the tragedy and told him that II he
would 60 down la an old neid ana hlde IN mouse
there he would come and divide the money with
him. Several people testify to hearing shots Cred
and TO seeing two negroes making rapidly
for tho woods only q few minutes later. IL Is
said that 500 armed men secured the pine woods
Of CITRUS county Saturday and Sunday, and sue
ceeded in capturing tho suspects. They think
they have the guilty parties"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19

betvecn eeveuth and Eisith streets. IL - said
that NarnhaIl had been drinking and sam bling
the prcvious night. and had been home tor only
. few minutes about O'Clock sunday morning.
hour. and a6e diId not See him sgatn alive ~
the corouer's Inquest II wss sworn 70 By some
OF the coIored gentry that be was eoen ABOUT
town a. late a. O'Clock SUNDAY morning Inc
corcnsrs Jury found that the oecssseo rsa ce,s' e
monwesith's attorney not being satbned with
the nndins Of the jury, Il was rsoonvened to-day
n 4 o,rlork
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19
~o.a. about the Cavalry.

The Ashby Light Horse, the newly-organized
cavalry company, had their nrs, mounted arm
Grounds. Captain Edgerton s. Rodgers com-
9snsnded and forty-five men were In line. Tne
movements of the troop were well executed
.ars m The mem bers. Colonel q. Percy Hawes,
irommandant OF the First Regiment Of cavalry,
- a. receipf OF communication from the Lynch
hurc troop Captain 7. j. Ingram). which indi-
Gates that the organization 10 In nourishing
~cndtti0n-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19
King soIomon's Temple.

The committee Of the Star Table at the Ma
sonic Fair have on the floor above the restau-
rant a most beautiful representation OF King
Solomon's Temple.
This magnificent structure was begun 1OJ2
wears before the Christian era, ana was CON-
pleted in seven years SIX months and Two days s'
Josephus informs us that during this whole pc
Rod IL did not rain 10 the daytime, that the
workmen might not be obstructed in their labor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19
Catastrophe Near London.

[By AnClO-American cable 70 tho Dlspatch.I
LONDON, April 1s.-A terrible catastrophe
took place at Hampstead Heath this evening by
which two women and six children were killed
and thirteen other persons were seriously In
fured. Hampstead, which Is q favorite holiday re-
sort about four niles from London. was visited by
thousands OF excursionists to-day, and as the day
closed there was great rush OF people TO catch
the trains 70 return home. In the crush some
body fell at the foot OF staircase OF the railway
station. and in moment the hundreds OF per-
sons above we're thrown into a heap OF struggling
humanity. The police soon closed the doors
and set to work to extricate the dead and
injured. There are several connicting reports as
70 me exact origin OF the catastrophe. Accord
ing 10 one story door at the bottom OF the
staircase was suddenly closed, thus blocking the
prSgress of the crowd The officials decline TO
s,fva ont apv information.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19
Effect of Overwork.

by IeIegrHpn W VIC Dr7Pa''
wArERrowN, N. Y, April lS.-While freight
train on the Rome. Watertown and ogdens-
burgh railroad was standing on the track at This
city to-day another heavy freight train, going
twenty miles an hour, ran into the rear OF the
first train, telescoping the three rear cars and
damaging twenty-five others. Three men were
on the engine OF the rear trhin-ehglneor nre,
man. and brakeman. All escaped unhurt and
all acknowledge that they were asleep. Tney
had been on the road so many consecutive hours
they were worn out. The engine was wrecked.
Nobody was KILLED or seriously injured
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19

Don't be tempted to invest In them.
You will get into trouble every time and
in the end poverty and Disgrace. Ihe
genuine Uncle Sans green goods are ths
especislly when used to purchase Sim.
mons Liver Regulator to cure your Indi,
restion. Dyspepsia. Constipation or Bill.
iousnese. or drive away Malaria. Don't
be tempted to take anything else In place
of the Regulator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19

Thsre viii be meeting OF the Ladies'
Auxiiiary committee OF the Rosemary Pablic
Library at tho library, col east Main street.
this gTuesday) evening at hals-past o'clock, 70
take action In regard 70 the reedinE 70 90 gwen
saith and Thomas Nelson Psge on May "a at
Mozart Academy. IL 10 earnestly desired that
All the members Of tho committee DO present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19
Linens.

We cousummated last week an immense pur-
chase OF high-grads LINENS at much under yal-
ue. They are without doubt the nnest LOT OF
LINENS ever brought to this city, and at tho
price we have marked them they are tho bess
bargains In these goods We ever saw offered.
IOO-inch BARNsLEY-LINEN sHEEllN0-
the old style round thread goods-alwsys known
as the best wearing goods ever made-wottn
sl.25 per yard In every house 10 'his oouh'rI-
HRMsTITcHED BLEACHED TABLE DANAsK
with two rows open work-full two yards wide
and the same Identical goods as the elo nem-
stitched sets-sold everywhere az 70 per yard
NAPKINS to match tho above Damask, only
's;oS s.ysrd var ITABLE-CLOTH and one dozen NAP
KINs for 1915 that would cost you sio 10 sets
A1i 1HiEEasTiTcHED LINEN PILLow-cAsEs, full
'HiESsTITCHED LINEN SHEETS, excellent
quality, 2,s yards long. regular soaaAn'y' only
70 aEMssTIfcmED n ssSI Hi DINNER NAPKINS at sa.e5
for the s3.25 quality, and at s2.7o Tor the -
STAMPED LINENS in an endless assortment
% r,av cioths-Table Sauares-bufiet Starts
Snlasbers-Deilies, etc, at much less than ordl-
1Is IFsxEgcY.BoRDER DAMAsK TOWELS at i5c.
for the Csc. quality. rowyra =. ,a.
HEMsTITCHED DAAAsk TOWELS as A'o'
that would be a bargain at 2oc.
GLASS sTOWELLING-extra quality ana exrrS
vidtn-as iess than the Wholesale price.
TVRKISn-BATH ToWELS-exna larss' sna
the biggest towel In America ior the prico-oni'
TURKISH RUGS for bathroom. something
new--ask to sec them.
"1 FANCY TURKISH TOWELS, at 35c, for the
50c ouality ana at 6Oc for tho Zoe quality.
lRISH PoINT TABLE SQUARES, very nne
goods and a big bsrgain-el75 Tor the s<'oo
quality, and " for the s3 quality.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19
CITY DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.
A Meeting for Regular business Oniy Il
He Held Tonight.

A meeting of the City Democratic Committee
win DO held in the City Circult-Court room al
O'clock tonight. This meeting is for the trans
action OF regular business only, though the COM
mittee appointed by the Cleveland Club, TO ask
for a primary for the selection OF delegates 70
the State convention, may appear and lodge the
feouest Colonel John B. Cary, lsadore Hirsh-
nerg O. q. Sayille, william III. Curtis, NJ. s.
valentine, Jr., and Thomas Byrne compose the
last-named committee.
the spotswood-Sm'th contest viii not come up
for consideration. Colorol Spotswoods counsel
are stlll engaged In recopying the votes recorded
on the poil-Dook OF the Third Precinct Of Jef1er-
son Ward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19
A Destructive cyclone.

GUTHRIE, o. T., April 1s.-A report from tho
western part Of the Creek Nation states that q
cyclone passed through that section OF the coun-
try night or two ago, DESTROYING over dozen
houses and many barns and killing three people
and q large number Of horses and cattle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19

IxpAxox. PA, April 1s.-hs strike Of the
AmsiexmSted As1ocistion q lrou- and Steel
Worksrs, which Va inanenrassd here On we
80 heen declared o.. aad Ne men are nov -
lbsrtv 10 roeume work vhegeyee they may ges
ic T6e bonents Of me etnele men we're Gus %
81 the national association ~ uees, ena tnis is
led y The sceion % she pess O tns 'oos's y W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19
Free silver In New York.

NEW Yosx, April 1s.-A meeting was held to.
night at Cooper Union under the auspices OF
the People'e party, when the free and unlimited
coinaeo Of silver was advocated By number OF
speakers-members Of said organisation
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19
OR visitors st New York Hotels.

NEW YORK, April ls.-R. B. Tusger, Il. 3.
vamics, Cosmopolitan; J. kaufman. netropoil-
g. 0'B. Cowardin, sturtevant; W. W. Brauer,
Astor; T. O. Barbour, Mrs. ]. s. Hopkins, Grand
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19
Mintrx Weather Abroad.
rBy Anslo-American cable 70 the Dt

fBy AngIo-American cable 70 the DispatcnI.
LONDON, April 1s.-The cold weather con.
tinues A heavy snow-storm Is raging to-day in
North Wales and Cheshire. Dispatches from
Paris and places In the north OF France state
that hail and sleet are falling and that the
weather Is bitterly cold. II Is feared that much
damage win be- done to the the early crops
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19
Special Preparations

IN the way OF an extra large assortment is made
for the sale Of Umbrellas during the rainy Aprii
season, and tits well for you 70 take advantage
OF the same. - s,s,..
65c. , n.ra,..
75c. 40 ,s n.,rr.,
handles, 60c.
handles, S5c.
Six GLORIA Umbrellas, 26-inch, natural ham
dies, 81.
dies, 81. a,
Silk Gloria Umbrellas, god-ring handles, war
ranted not 70 tarnish, Sf.25 worth 81.
silk Gloria Umbrellas, with cover ana tasseis'
black rubber-ring handles, sl.26 worth e2.
SILK Gloria Umbrellas, bne impoucu c,von' a., ns
natural wood handles, for gentlemen, Sl'Zo
Twilied SILK Umbrellas. with cover and tassels
natural handles, Tor ladies' and gentlemen sl.'o
English six Small Roll Umbrellas, With cover
and iassels for ladies ana gentlemen s2 worth
Twilled-sllk Umbrellas, with engraved crook,
gold handles, warranted not 10 tafnish, Tor Ia
Fine siig Umbrollas, exquisite handles Of natu'
| raj wood, silver Standings and etchings, horn
handles, eto., for ladies and genaemen, ssnns
at our usual close profits Prices, s3, s3.oo w.
some special bargains In Ladies' 24-inch sun
| Umbrellas-Levantine SILK, Navy Blue, Medium
| Blue, Garnet, and Bright Red-s4.
Black Gloria SILK, with horn handles sl.oo'
worth $3.50.
handles, whlte and tortoiseehell tips and points
very stylish-S2, worth A.
English Twilled Silk, with mourning wood han
dies, s2.75 worth "a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19
JOHN BOWERS,
Large Stock Refrigerators.

Ladies' needing tonic or children who want
building up should take Browns Iron Bitters.
II is pleasant 10 take, cures Malaria, lndiges-
the blood rich and pure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19
WOODWARD & LOIHROp.
LEV Y&DAVIS,

Now that the Easter rush Is over there VIII b
more time TO think OF tho actual necessities Of
everyday life. To-day We call your attention to
q special purchase of LINENS, which for quality
and price are far aheai OF anything we ever b.
fore offered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19

We refer to purchasers of over two car
loads of Perfection Refrigerators sold last
SEASON. SYDNoR Il HUNDLEY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19

We would call the attention OF persons wish
ING 10 invest In real estate to the auction sale by
Messrs. Sutton h Co. OF the lot upon which tho
temporary City Hall now stands, at IL o'clock nj.
to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19

Mr. Jere Il. Irsylor, travelling salesman
for II. Il. Penn a Co.. says: ] have 9een ;
al my lifs, but found perfect fslisk fson
using BradxorotinA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19
sourHEgN ASSOCIATION.

At Chattanooga Tenn.--Chattanoogas, l
1900 O-5; base-hits, IL; errors, j. hacons
Batteries-D. A. Baker and McClung; Harris and
Walton.
Al Montgomery, Als--Montgomerys, l 0 Q
2 0 o 0-3; base-hits. b; errors, y. New Or
leans. O B D IA; base-hits, IL er-
rors, 1. Batteries-Belines and Land; Martin
and Mckee.