The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-05
DOCTORS AND LAWYERS.
,arY rRoposE 10 rLAr GOOD BAIL
-.. c.r,o at rslnnd rark Thursdav Between
the Phrsio showers and h'ie' 'o''''
WIN De Tun of Interest

Tloiawrers auf the physicians VIII tnIo"
l....s..r1 calf bound books this week
s,1 o,o,,to a ,ewshort skirt dances at Island
ro-t Tho contest is that Of baseball ana
~. ,....,o will be almost the event that cnar-
..,o-,,el the contest between the Common
uea,tbs and WestmoreaDds. Tho game WI"
bo.n,avei mex, Thursday at Island farK'
NJ ! Louis sullivan. the celebrated bean
..,,- ~ Bo.ton. never entered prize ring IN
,,o,to- condition than the lawyers Will this
ro,l and tae players OF The team are men
,,lo.-e "a. familiar with tie intricate wind
,,esof lie suhere as they are with Fourth
G-a,tan or some other tome flled.with legal
lor, They have in other words, made base
bsua study for the past few weeks ana
really know now the difference between
basc-hit aud "a habels corpus.
Under the sklUu. management Oh hO". IT,
&. Minor tey cau DO thing i4i ;" coeDI
N.ous in Richmond is quaiuted more ID ''-
.-.iI, v.fl t4rlntricac.os of base uaI ih"n
JuIrc MINOR TIC Jos as couYef'AAt WIZ E
l.feard stolen bases as he is win lne ia"
re.srl.ne fi.e stealing ~ MOONS Ii9'H a '"''
ersla.cl lu Ienrco ronhll '-~ nh We
,..rt t.e banners ~ the lawyer ".'" ''O-
I.rg wlou tlet leave tAe he.1 '--' "'1N'
$500 ORATOR.
-.,.,.f r.. Lane Stern IS tho orator Of the
o,...... a.l wiI charge tho players IN
or ~ tho crAud-stGud before ne game
commences. C0.one. stern bas always been
re....r.fel uy slufimaie friends as one OK
f.of..et learned SID succinct orators mat
I.cln..uI Possesses. lbs icrse. quick sem
fences filed a- they are with the very
cmi a.meni oi nll that ls oraiorcal. hold
smell bound lisaul whenever he speaks,
grI r .i. Grafton this week Colonel stern
v.l ..ye uttcrance O. an eballton that will oe
.f sweet "a, when The stars sang together aud
ls lovely as the flowers mat sprout 10 inc
-lrUs Colonel Stern VIII not wear his uni
f.m neither VIII ne use that sardonlc smile
f..t is employed by him when lie makes an
sl-..cti0u of tie AtfGck Guards.
Sir Allen Potts is the captain OF the team
ald nglt good captain. too. lie is OF ath-
et.e build and was member of tho jnivef-
a.y team iu 1859 when they won twelve
games out Of p possible thirteen. Mr.. Potts
.r.cuce- lass and also ON % Jew harp. lie is
very proficient 10 the latter occupation and
delights many hearers iato al night by BIS
thoughtful interpretations OF Wagner and
Beethoven. llT. Potts Will play second base
t.g the lawyers.
Nr. Robert Marye is catcher for tho team.
10 u.l be remembered that he represented
tie p.autl .n the celebrated case Of Squee-
dunk ~ ais against NQuoetunk. Tins cause
v.I- ARMED with cousummate ability by Mr..
dressed the Jury shoue Ike the faint flicker
irr. 0i uu are light Ia tho translucent depths
of mint fulep Mr Marye Will wear gloves
a chest protector. liver pad, time table and
other conveniences. Those ID the grand
stand seeking Information Will please apply
g. Ir. 1laye.
TuT r1rCuER.
Hon. Conway r. Sands is pitcher for the
team Alr. Sands las been absent from the
IUfrrNleVet Clark
roll ,eFcrl. times Ou the Intricate Stages
% fle Game. or How IL Film lam the Bats
l.ar.r The Hon sands, 1t viii be Temen-
lar.l defeated the Hon. Ihom0s for
t.e position Of Commonwealth attorney.
ill is also member ot the state Senate
1lr Sands throws g speedy ball or the En-
press style. and hls delivery is about as grace
fa. a- the soft. undulutlng irOhcsomeness Of
lev pair Of kids.
Major Walter KirkwoOd Mathews does tho
lrors of first base. minus ms cavalry sword
lli spurs Major Mathews was once news
laUer reporter for tweuty-t0ur consecutive
ours. onl bis days Ab0rs consisted of two
.rer.Oua.s' lost advertisement and IN
a-bnIanre CALL About midnight he had al
ll.sorfuuIfy o. display his powers by writing
atle then occurring go Rockets but that
t-.d feeling only allowed him time enough
write ms resignation before LIS was en-
o. need completely ~ oblivion. SIC transit
orla mundl.
IEMECI BEAU nnrNNEL.
Mr. Matthew +. Maury is third baseman
This gentleman early iu life made a study of
coupon cases. and always possessed bright
shiny pair ~ shears with which 10 exercise
Ls knowledge, but
Il. chances that ho longed for never came.
1.r MauIy is a perfect Beau Brummei if
anything and can stand out on third base
iG.g.e tho bal. make few carom
Il.,s past bis left ear and sail the
tUl.re over 20 the hrst baseman,
ie. re the batsmau realizes that the ash has
come into collision with some rounded sub
rtalce Alr. Maury Is really ball player
llI having fortified himself by reading that
tsfer book THE Difficult Duties Of a Third
lasenau he bids defiance 70 the sphere,
fula- stand occupants and al else concerned.
The committee II selection were happy IN
deed when they selected Sir. Kirk Mitchell 10
d. tle Aonors Of short stop. for this gentle
Ial iuLerts 20 O considerable degree a lot of
tr..err-4ke pr0pens.tles. The manner with
~ c- Mr Mitchell hres the sphere from third
60 first would make Nash heart Jump right
down lu his 20 Ji pair OI shoes. and besides
e tls Mr Mitchell during his academic
Germ. studied Well the rules Of geometry.
cll-se uently AZ the festive fascinating sphere
d tFe- l.s hands on ITS Journey 10 frst base 10
ll-.ues course that has already been made
t.r.t by gcOmetrcll Ines and there remains
Ching it1r tho first basem6n 10 DO but TO
ct'.a lt
Hr AND MS nRoIHEH.
Ng Hugh Antrim will Jet the sun shine in
t.s face AS left fielder Mr. Antrim Is
..0tae- NJ Mr. Lynn Antrim. and % pro-
4la tou kuow lot Lynn Antrim proclams
yourself unkuonn. Mr.. Hugh Antrim is
great .avorlte at old Point. where he usually
sHe-t- fu.y Fourth. His performances 10 left
-e.l h-e won't o. astouish the natives. but
VII. demonstrate t-e Possibilities Of baseball.
AS APPROPRIATE MANI.
The centre field " the team Is Dir Fielding
lewis, 30 ualsol .L account q his abilities ia
t.s lel Blt for Ala name Sir. Lewis would
--.e .esn pitcher - Ito team, but no oDe has
SCI. seen The pitcher 10 alg fielding. cOuse-
.-ty Sir Lenis vii 90 the holOrs d cen
g.. r..l
9ael J,sspl B johnston. who was once
g. calcf ~ ~ Terlsr Holiday stad. viii
.-.s-t BIZ 4s.a. august appearance ia night
O. SIT. j.LtftDl N.u be clad lu boit
,-E tinted .eers4cksr cont with neat pin
-- 4s running through .DngtDdinaly. llis
.eI- vail Dosssss that creamy Whitenesa
.II .. taLDla Iee cream, While
urflge ueckhs will futtoT from
-aLy 5osDmi IKE q pennant from "a
-t steamer Colonel Johnston has heen ia
EASING for several Wecks past a. he Com
l-hea.tl Club and a. Aurora sweeps away
.-s stars and the festive church member Ok
t-arseta AIs collar buttons o. another piece
- iaallorel goods Nr. Johnston can be seen
D.. fLn club f4flru DBpFrIsf fe room 10 I