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Tho thirteen hundred cards OF admission to
the Edwin Booth memorial exercises in Madi-
son Square Garden Concert Hall on Monday
afternoon have all been takcn. There will To
at 2:45 o'clock. The prog :airme includes adj
dresses 10y Joseph Jefferson. Tommaso SAL
VIM. Horny Irving. and parke nOdwn. and au
elp1y Ivy G"orGe !. Woodbcrry. The music
will be BY the New York symphony Orchestra.
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DEhSIN LAMR CAPJs. Superior quality. $40 TO go
Il less tAAn TFgulaTr'tul pTirts
q. T. snAyNE. I3I ami 12O Neat l2d ST
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Seltrt 8oarL



n rXtSGroS Az s54-Nicely furni,b.d ANAL mr.
IL large rooms with or without board.
TlpoSpVcT NJ .Cg ~ near rsst AZ, a, = 49,. -,
ANAL rooms Comfortably furnished; eyery eenyen.
fence: excellent board. 50.
PSurn,h.a rooms avery eonyeni.nceo a,,nn,
board; also table board
an Az a.,-ple.sant rooms good board. t,b.
= board: new proptietrest
xTu Az 10 Mora House( opposite Cooper Union
Il Furnished rooms; good substantial board; knRlish
cooking fOrgontemeh anu married eoupesi s4boun
,Dru CT a., p,Sr p,s.,,nt y.r,n .nn,,. .o,,,.,
III ali conveniencts; good board; terms moderate.
a .Tti or. Jtc E.sT Sic.,v ,,r,i,hol ,r.,o,-...
a heated; every convenencei excellent board and
attendance; from 50 upward
neTyI ST oso EASr Two double rooms nIcely fnr.
tnished. heated, every convenience with cr with.
1Oc and all convcniences; also table board
11ETH ST. 12S EAST. near lldth at station
- landsomey tnr ,sn,;o rooms every con
west >'A,
reson ,HSe for two; folding O'd' hot and cold Water
HARLInN ST. l3.rwo GEM EN- emen or gentleman
~ ana wite can nay I'M, @ nsurnoni ana all
mnn.r nshees win o0"'u H0' ""' '''u ""e' terms
SIM ,, :, a., ,, 49,, , a =,
9th ay city; ring bell three times.
a., an Al, .o,. 49, ...i..-
7LH Az, 2,oSi.-LntRe htu sinall rooms very dctra
w. aso .ao'o uo"'" 80 : - " '--
--i ,e' , -""'-', " - ,-------
7Tl Az 2o63-Sicely FURNISHED large and small
9T ~ dr tn5 S, 0Gm; hG, and cold
"a as"s 90 =, .,.,7
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Slmrllina ajOusrS 90 EFT.

A MIST l3GTII ST hr'wren ennN and I'm avs
n. Rru. $500: i've trt,.stury ana hase nrnt brown.
Stone nunt houses. Lariw"ui iTim NnTuarE pluuI-
ing rriyu'e street JaIuiut On iTeEltos Win sell;
suitable terms.
nErIRABLE HOUSES. unlurn'shed ami furnished in
FUi.SUM B;UInIllS sgn broadway, cor, lc.hst
.l.SloRY DWELLING. ~ rooms. with all improve.
- msnts; steam heat; large AIRY rooms: cabinet
u rooms aud bath, rang" nor hEd cold water. &c.
owner DBS Trinity nv" uraF Ir''h ST.
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aomrstiy GRANTS at'antea.

A GOOD GIRL as tH1mhermaid and waitress in small
West v3d st.
A FIRSTcLAss MATTRESS Tor private boarding
"a hOuse Apply VISA references. 3ij West hith IT.
A GERMAN Girl. Tor general hpusework IN n Hat:
"a snii iamEj, NlNDEHMfHE 500 West iIth II.
4 COW ETENT uiEL tor general nonsow orE in small
~ lANl) German Preferred ~ West l2lstSt.
Euuhs, HWUdTr,.e, nous workers cnanbcrmalGs
- and ya'iFss.' good WAGES Mrs sOyTHWlCkS
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NOTWITHSTANDING the Silver bill has been re-
IN pealed, money 10 scarce. have made . arge re-
ductiou in the prices OF my entire stock of fuTa
Z. c, sHAYNE, IA West 42d St
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THE HASDsoMRST MINK mantle in the world.
il manufactured by q e, SHAlNE, and awarded hrst
prize at the Worlds Columbian Exposition, 10 now on
exhibition 1t ia aud 1928 West t2dsL
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Awtlling AuuGeS ~ get-8ruuklyn.
nEGRAw ST. 43.. near lIOyt-Fine 2story base.
~ msnt brick, 8 rooms and bath all improy emenls,
$50; lO8 Bergen ST., near smith 2stnry basement
brlck 10 rooms all impro, enents S3i5u. sBI Greene
av, near StuyVrsant handsome :story basement cot.
tagr. rooms all i'm Toyemens So others all locA-
tiOuE, low rentals, WILLIAM H. GRACE. Niloughby
ST., corner Jay. open evenings
JIPPER PART 2story brick, . rooms, bath. nice
u neighborhoOd near /. fl2: also two rooms. bath.
Bedford section. JOHN FERRY. a. Court ST., Brooklyn
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'THEEI EsUTLEIDGHl,

n. w CORNER CENTRAL PARK WEST AND sgd ST.
Apartments elk and nine rooms and Jath steam
heat and hail attendance. Ground roor. specially
adapted for physician; rents reduced; references,
Janitor, or T. A. STuDDART. Attorney. by Liberty ST.
ELEGANT FLATS OF kUOMS AND
HATH, RENT SIS TO $50.
APPLY On PREMISES. re w. 113D
ST, OR TnOS. Il. KEYNOLDS a. Co.,
2O2 w. 1:f5In - r..
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ClalrroUanis.
3ost aud found.

3nst aud found.
I osT-RanE Book No 42s 357. hank for sAvings ~
IL BeecLcr St. New YorE: payment stopped; Please
return book TO bank.
CMALL FEMALE SKYE TEHEIEE. So reward
- CORpERMAN. us Amsterdam Ay.
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2oard atantrd.

A GENTLEMAN wants board within ten minutes
~ walk or ride OF CIV Hall: luncheon at =. NJ (;
dinner. $3.50; state size OF family j.. box l29. Sun
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A LASKA SABLE CAPEs. finest quality. thoroughly
~ dsodorizsh aud properly dressed. 80 less than
g. 4 siiAYNE ia and 100 wsst l2d Ct
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at antrA-3MNlrs-3tlisscl lancuus.

A GENTS Tor the only Official work on the fine and
"A liberal arts departments Of tho " ords Columbian
LSpusi,Un; furnished with OlcIai letter OF
tloriy from President lliginbOthnm of the Fair:
the work Is supervised by tho best rnrraver in the
world: illustrations prepared BY lending artists of
every nation; the publishers rights accompanied
by rig stIpu atuns 10 the quality of paper.
lures snd icX al. OF which must hs prepared tho
satisfaction of the board every fullpage 'lustra
bears the oca! seal OF tho Np sl.ion good territory
~ IAMES h MINNIE "a Broadway. New York
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NlM, WELL ~ lit. modern improvements near n.
~ y. ana DEPOT monthly payments, "Igit rooms.
j, LDS OIlce
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-05

bstted ball and Ford struck out. For the
visitors. McMann was given his base on
balls, and Enrisht went TO hrst and NC
Mann 10 second base on an error by Ford,
and both scored on Vests two-bagger.
Luck and Host struck out; Lumsden went
10 irAt on error by Quarles, and west
scored. Frost flied out 10 Ford. The
home team IN the second inning. aided by
errors BY Luck and Frost. scored two runs.
BLANK FOR BOTH.
The third inning resulted in blank for
both teams. In the fourth inning the
homo team, on singles by Wilson and
PEBBLES and twosbagger by Walden,
sdded two more runs TO their score. while
the visitors were retired in one. two, three
order. The fifth inning resulted in the
home team adding two more runs to their
score on single bits by McGann, Ford.
and Quarles. and an error by Lumsden;
and the visitors. aided by errors by
Ford and Limeburger. q two-base
hit by Luck, single by Nc
Gam, and sacrifice hits by Host
and Lumsden, added four runs to
their score. No more ruos were made by
either side until the seventh inning, when
McMann knocked the ball over the left
field fence for home run and tied the
score. After two men were out In tho
eighth inning the home boys got on 70 En-
rights curves and pounded him all ever
the field, earning three more runs. Inc
visitors rallied also in this inning and
added one run 20 their score. but II was
too late TO do them any good. as they were
retired IN one. two. three order IN the
ninth and last inning.
The score:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-05

Daily D-Dinner. S-Slpper.
No. 20 makes all local stops. Connects az Ra-
leigh with Piedmont Afr Line FOR Ashevilie, y. C..
and all intermediate points on the western
North Carolina railroad.
No. "a has Pullman-Buffet Sleepors Rich
mond 10 Atlanta. Connects directly at Atlanta
with W. & A. X. X. for Chattanooga, Nashville.
and all points West. Connects With A. Il W. II.
X. K for Mobile. Montgomery, New Orleans,
and all points Southwest
ARRIVE DAILY.
No. l34-A. & W. special. 1l:45 A. NJ
No. 7S-Msll aud express 500 p. VI.
For tickets, Pullman reservations, &c. apply
at ticket-office Bytd-Street Station. Richmond
Transfer COmpanys, 90l east Main street, and
company once, s3d east Main street
JOHN L. WINDER, l. T. MYERS,
General Manager. General Superin't
o. V. SMITH, 4. j. ANDERSON,
Traffic Manager Passenger Agent.
II. n. BOYEIN, City Pas'g'r Agent. my l2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-05
LUCKY FOREST HILLS
THEY PLAY TWO FINE GAMES, WIN
MING GOTH OF THEM.
The College spiders Defeated 10 the
Morssng and virginiss shut oat in rho
Aftesnoon-Resuitsi IN Petersburg.

The game OF ball at Forest-Hill PARK
yesterday morning was regular old-time
colonial contest. Just as they used to have
in the DAYS before the Revolution when
George Washington was wont TO catch DO
hind the bat and Pat Henry was the tricky
twirler. The two modern teams who ceie-
bra,sd American Independence were tho
Collegiate Spiders and the Forest-hiil
Giants. and the struggle for five innings
was perfect symphony in the national
sport. Up 90 that time the fRht was MP
and tuck" and then. alas. the students
were seized with fearful case OF rat
ties" aud allowed their opponents 10
snatch victory from them.
Fully 500 cranks watched the game and
frosted" with delight Of the many pretty
plays. in which the game abounded Ma
tnre not only smiled upon the scene but
actually erinncd st II. for the weather was
absolutely heavenly and the diamond was
IN excellent shape Everybody was IN
GOOD burnor and Pop" Tate. who nm
pred IN his shirt-sleevcs and with most
becoming red cap. was Sublime IN his
grandeur and dignity.
MISSED THE BALL AT BAD TINE.
The story Of the game can be told IN a
few words. Eight of the nine innings
were the poetry OF OASt-Uhlls Dui tic VIE
as,r3us sixth was terrible. The worst part
about It was that II was @ case OF another
good man gone wrong" Glover little
Walter Phillips. the darling OF the Cole
g.ans. let a peppery liner slide through his
scile legs when three men we're on bases,
and q the manner in which the Man
chesterians Cailoped over the plate was
absolutely pltiful. To make things still
worse Eilyson, who was rOmplnC IN left
beid. iuggled the ball which gave Phil
lips tho go-by aud DELAYED Its progress
still more. And 50 Walter and Henry
(cnlled HenTlcus by his classic associates)
lost the game. and yet. strange 10 say,
these two Youngsters, with the exception
of TINS one inning. played superbly. Wal
ter accepted eight out OF nine chances,
and II was worth going 20 the park Just TO
see him Skipping about in hrs active way,
while EilySon captured beautiful ny, Tor
which he had TO run long distance.
PINE BATTERY WORK.
The battery work Of both mines was ex-
cellent. Neither team made but SIX hits.
while Anthony IA descendant OF the Mar
Gus Antonius who delivered the orati on
over Caesars perforated remalns) sue
ceeded m tanning out five uniortuDates.
The work of both catchers was as hne as
frogs halr. while the tricks OF the inheld
were excellent. Kahn. Scott, Bradley, and
Cullen all deserve commendatlon-ln fact,
every BODY from the eighteen players TO
the small boy who ate peanuts In the
grand. stand demands praise.
TIE SCORE IN DETAIL.
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HIS EQUAL IN BLANKINdLHIp.

II may seem wonderful to the people
who didn't attend the game how the For
est-Hill lads captured the victory; but,
after all. there are two sides to every Ques-
ton. Host was great, but Blankenshlp,
the opposing twirler, was greater. HIS
pitching was the finest seen in Richmond
or Manchester this season. When he saw
how the wizard from the Eastern Shore
was dong he unlim bered his mighty arm
and shot in the balls like lightning Mi
chael Earight was. the only man who
found" him. and that. one poor, lit
tie hit was all the Richmond boys
made. Six of Lumsden's Colts famed
the July air in their attempts to smite the
sphere, aud It was rare for man TO so
much as reach his first. The game was a
pitchers contest from the word go" but
the diamond and outfeld work of both
teams was brilliant.
Upper played wonderful game on Sc
cond, while Frost did marvels on third.
Kahn and Morgan were in splendid shape,
and the feats OF all the teams were as
clever as the working OF cog wheels.
THE DETAILS.
Hara te fha scora.
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SCORE BY INNINGS.
IL "a 5 o = Total.
Poter.bure---0 9 o 2 o ] O. 40
YIreinian - o O 0 0 Q U

summary: Batteries-Wiilson and hebef;
Pnrssht ana I,ucx. Base-hits-On Wilson, y {;
OF Eorirht, j3. Two-base hits---Kecfer. Walden.
WNet, and Luck. Home run. McGant: stolen
bases-Pe,ersp urg. 81 'irginias, 1. Bases on
balIs--f5T Wilson. 2: hnriehf, Double plays
pord. ooarIes. ana Limeburger. Time Of game,
las. Umpire, Y. X. Ciements-
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COAL AND WOOD.
CTANIIEY LIPSCOMB & CO.,
~ EIGHTEENTH AND BROAD STREETS.
Phone Gag

different grades OF COAL AND WOOD, which
We ODER TO the public at the lowest market
price. We ask the public 50 give us a call and
we Will guarantee quick delivery, clean Coal,
and the post Oak and Pine Wood that can DO
purchased. Our stock consists OF the following
grades OF Coal and Wood:
Anthracite-Not Stove, Egg. and Broken
Sptnt-Lump and Hail; Fire-Creek Lump ;
Gayton Nut, Move. and Egg: Pocahontas Lung.
Steamboat spe-lalty consists OF the following
grades: Pocahontas. Nuttleburg, Fne-Creek.
Quintauionf, Cumberland, and other grades
Wood--Oak and Pine; sawed. Klndling, Long.
tmy 12-F ,su&w3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-05
White Sulphur Springs,

WEST VIRGINIA.
HOTEL AND COTTAGES NOW OPEN FOR
THE SEASON.
Parties holding railroad tickets for Worlds
Fair have the privilege of stopping over going and
returning. send for pamphlet giving forms and
all Information. Is. T. EAhLB,
my Ig-2m superintendent.
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nor Rem MY LARGE an
l. WAREHOUSE, on the dock, having 90
all the railroad connections and suitable Tor
heavy storage. for rent very low by the month or
year. A. ). LEE.
Phone No. 1903. ie 25-Su&W2w
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Y0RK-RIVER LINE, VIA WEST porSE
TUE PAyoRITE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND.

TRAIN No 10, $40 p. N.
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily except sunaxy
Stops at all stations At lsstor Manor con-
meets with stage for Wslkerton: With baltimore
steamcr at West Point
TRAIN NO. 10. 4:4S 2. NJ
BALTIxOks LIMITED, daily oxeept Sunday
foe Mcst Point, connecting with lork-kiver
steamers for Baltimore. Al Baltimore steamers
conaect With Baltimore and ohio railroad for
Washington. Philadelphia. and New York.
Steamers leave baltimore at p. n. daily ex-
'' Yrs,as from West Point arrive a. Richmond al
a.os A. M. 4p:40 A. NJ, and s:is r. NJ
TRAIN No. ~. 7.oS A. n
LOCAL MTXkD, daily except sunday, leaves
Twenty-third stress fos West Point and intorms.
rictos-o1ies ., station foos Of Virginia street.
Open A A.to =. y sad from y I. Y -
c, ~ sl:s-osce--o sAss Main street.
Trans Manages. Gsusrsi pAsasnssr Assss
W. n 0ABnss 0snsrai ManaesE
J. s b TR0nssoks Rupefintanztsuk
Z g PorFA Py1ssnysr Aesnl 0iO uazn eassso
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The score was as follows:
RIcHMnNn COLIEGK.

FN'A zee sH $50
BYISSINCs.
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KAnRoAD LINES
q ~ aEB rxsHHg TZ-zs.lsI
NV HaIiaIE;::S|ssianRl


sUuEJu.s ~ EFFECT July ?. tts.
LEAVE nlCA1OAD, BYHO-S IEEEI sll ...-
300 A. N. Daily- Richmond .Bi Moro. IT,
1IbULED LIAIIED-Atriv.
Io.k LIS a. ". stops Oily d. -
tcrsbury. WayeTly. aa3 ~
600 A. NJ. Daily "1HE CHICAGO ~ PROS,
tor Lyncnburg, koon0ke, Gu 8s,
Pocahoitas. KenOys, C4r..f
and Chicago Pulmal l.1
sleeper Norfolk 20 Cb,cse0 s.. Z.
change. Connects a. Lyrcl1l,. =
Durham. Connects 81 Roam -
NinstOn-Salen. and iufagu...s..
1915 P. N. Dsdy Tor ESanose, Esd',, F..
bsEi, Bristol, AMI oil lOig,. -r
ana Wess Uia E1st Tennc. =
ginia and Georgia raiifoaI. ID ...
car Petersburg 20 koa0rt. ..t
Pullman Sleeper R0an0ke O.. I...
phis ga Knoxville AMI cana.
aooga, AMI through COS. f.,
Richmond % LynchDurg
3:10P NJ. Daily Tor Norfolk. Sad1lk. ,.l Ia.
termeflate stations. Atp. 80
folk Gao y. N.
$50 P. ". Daily. arrive Norfolk o:iO D.. r.
1l:j0 II. NJ. Daily Tor kCanoke, ha4 49,
laski. and Brlsto. Cons. .. ~
Roanoke 7:2s A. VI. win
ton and ChattanOOga Liuifr.
man sleepers Roanoke O. t-.....
Memphis, and New Oriear-
ing-csr attached. AlsV'er
PocshOntns, ElkhOrn. AMI ..,..,'
Clinch-Nalley division: 81.
Louisville and stations
and Nashville railroad ....
also for Rocky Mount all t b.
tons Winsson-Salem divIH..
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPER betNe .- ....
MoND and LYNCHBURG really Tor OWL.
At o p. NJ. also Pullman sleeper Peer .
Bristol.
Irains arrive Richmond from Lyncsl1, .-f
the West daily S:35 4. NJ, 2:2O 4, NJ l..
p. N. From Norfolk aud the Eas'. lJ's. f a.
2:20 z. NJ, and Neslibuled Limited j.tH F.. ..
x. ". COZ
PasserFst A ...
W. B. BElll.f.
General Passenger q.
General ONCE Roanoke, Va.
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Politics In Charlotte County.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Disoatoh.

TCOrrespon1enceO OF INC hIOII1VuI DIs0f'0r'I
DRAKE's BRANCH. Va, July 4.-The Demo
cratic County Committee met ~ Charlotte
Courthouse yesterday and decided 10 hold
n primary on the 18th instant for the nomi--
nation of q candidate for the House OF
Delegates. On the same day delegates will
also be selected for the State convention
which meets at Richmond August 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-05
TRICKY BASEBALL LEAGUE.
Psssrsburxs Defeat the virgiaias By =
Score Of 10 10 e--sscend Game.
speclAl lelegrAm Dol the Dlspatch.l

Of the I'ri-City League games was
played here this morning. when the Vir-
einies. OF Richmond, were the foemen
which the home team had to contend with.
The game was q closely contested one.
both teams. however. making q goodly
number OF inexcnsabie errors. while the
batting OF the teams was the heaviest that
has been witnessed on the homo grounds
this year.
The game opened with the home team
at the bat Psebles was thrown out BY
nuaed ~ by King ana stole second;
,Ns0ssa vN declared out Tor being hit ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-05
RusINESS WANTS

WANTED, TO BORROW SIS, 000 OR
w $4,000 FOR ONE OR MORE YEARS.
Am wiling 10 pay literally Ample security on
real estate and good paying business. Address
IMPROVEMENTS" care tho DISPATCH.
fv
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A TLANTIC COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND PEIERsBCRG EAua.u
IIIE TABLE.
Commencing SUNDAY. JIir %,
1901 4. NJ, trains on this road Eul rl.
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-05

pICHMOND, FREDERICh~.. 10
~ AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
commencing JULI2, 1897. Easieru ....4
time.
7:45 A. H., lea-es Byri.streel Stsn.l
except sunday. Par0f-.4r
mond 70 New YORK. A-l.
Washington sc 1901 Il. D.
moe. liz 4. ~: Phiat
3:t7 p. NJ: New YORK, $3.50 .
1900 noon, leaves Byrd->trcet station
Stops only at Ashland, D
Milford. freieTickslurs,
ana Whitewater. Buffet par
Richmond 20 New iOrE.
at Washington at3f0 4. ST. '
more, 5:2f q. ~. fbnair.
7:49 T.. NJ; New lor., 10 SD
Also connects az Nasulust'a ID
3:45 J.. ". daily tram, arrit .+
tlmOsc. 4:3y 4. 81, ana /.
plia 6:iB T. NJ, Apd WHO
Inonai limited lali Pullman
cars and PcnnsylganlA o.
diniug-csr, Leaving 40
daily arriving at baltimore. 5000
M and New \ ORR 9:O5 T. -.
7:l5 r. n, leaves Byui.street ctAu
sleeping-cars Richmond .'
YORK and Washington 90 l'l..
phfa. stops only at AsA-Hl..
well, Milford, frcdcn't'
Brooke. aud Whitewater. So.
other stations on sunday
at Washington az li,ln
baltimore, 1898 A. NJ; fl
phia, $40 a. a.; New lof.'
A. VI.
s:50A. H., arrives az Byrd-street Ststioa
sleeper from New lofA.
only AZ Midewater. Brock,
ricksharg, Milford, Bowel
Ashland. stops at other 81
on sundays. Leaves Wash -
AZ 4:3O A. NJ.
e:3s P. NJ, arrives Byrd-street station .' .,.
stops at Wholesaler. BrcOxe.
rfctsburg, Milford, Bowel 30
Ashland. Buffet parloc-car " -
tngtOn % Richmond. Leave 80
ingtOn 1887 A. ".
7.l5PM, arrives at Byrd-street station 81 y
stops only at fredericGsbaf.,
ford, DOswelL and Ashsai.
man-cafs nom New locA p.
Washington. Leaves WASH
al SAC +. Il. Does nos 50 "
Elba- ,
Ii:ao p. NJ, sretves a, Byra.sFres, station 6. =
except sunday. Baiet
ear New YORK 10 hichm0od' iS''
Washington az 1;l0 4. NJ
FREDERICKSBURG AcCoM1ODAllVN'
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. go.
400 r. NJ, leaves Ryrd-strcot sisti0n. -
al Frsdsrtek burg At o:S3 L. n.
A.3a A. NJ arrtye. Al Byrd-Street SsAse
Leaves frcdeneksoors 81 wv
n.
pAiLy sxcErT SUNDAY. 80,
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-05
Forest Nus shut the yirginias Out.

The doctors who make q specially OF
throat diseases will have their hands full
TO-DAY, for more than 700 cranks seriously
injured their vocal chords at Forest Hill
Park yesterday afternoon when the Viz
ginIas dropped another game 10 the giddy
RpTinters from the metropolis OF Manches-
ter. The great assembly OF "rooters y
fairly went Wild at times. for the contest
was dream of base bail loveliness, and
completely oyershadowed the animated
fight which took place IN the morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-05
BY George z. Crawford.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1905 Bank street.

TOR SALE AT AUCTION, A VERY
IL DESIRABLE AND COMPARATIVELY
NEW BRICK HOUSE CONTAINING SEVEN
ROOMS, LOCATED ON MARSHALL SIkEEI
BETWEEN GILMER AND GRAHAM STREET..
BEING No. Sl6.-By request OF the owner Will
offer for sale, on the promises.
WEDNESDAY, July 5, 1898,
at = O'CLOCK p. NJ. the PROPERTY above de-
scribed.
TYRYs: $500 cash. 5000 in six months, and
the balance in two years, the purchaser to give
notes being per cent. interest, secured py
decd OF trust upon the property. o,>
GEORGE E CRAWFORD,
"a oath. Su&W Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-05
DEPARTURE or STEAMERS.

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" STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
hV.N rRI-wEEKLY FOR NEW YORK
n <EyERY TUESDAY, WEDNbs-
DAY, and FRIDAY at O'Clock p.
NJ. Manifest closed one hour before sai M r,n
~. s,asmars Ieave New York from PIER 20 north
R;yer Tor Richmond every MONDAY, WEpNhS-
nay and SATURDAY at 8 I. NJ, arriving ~, w
Richnond MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, ana rhl-
nay MORNINGS. Mondays steamer rom New
York and Wednesdays from Hichmona carry Il"
pP.sasnxer accommodations unsurpassed
Calm fare 10 New York dncluding meals . ~
and herthl ria James-riyer route. ..'.s w
Round-trip tickets, limited to thirty days an
after date of issue. ~ ~
steeraeo fare, with subsistence. ......... W
Steerage fare. without subsistence 49, w
Cabin fare ria Chesapeake and ONO rail-
way and Richmond and Petersburg -
railroad (tickets limited TO four days.; - W W
Round-trip tickets (limited 10 thirty days. ~ w
Ticket. can be obtained at Richmond transfer
Comnanys 90l east Main street: Chesapeake
and ohio and Richmond and Petersburg depots'
and at the companys ONCE, 1901 Main street.
and wharf, Rockets.
Freight forwarded and through bills OF lading
Issued for points beyond New York,
Frsight received daily until =. VI.
passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and sAIu NJ
DAYS by the Chesapeake and Ohio railway trin
Newport News at p. NJ. and by the kicnmOni
and Petersburg railroad Same DAYS AZ .GlC T.
NJ will make connection at NORFOLK with
steamer leaving those days
GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO., Agents.
No. 1901 Main street,
my1I and oompany's wharf, Rockets