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Ead OF the Orange Tenn,. Tourney.

The seventh annual contest for the tennis chan
ships OF the Middle States was concluded yesterday
afternoon the Orange CiuGs courts at Mountain
Station.
Stevens retained his championship beating Foote in
straight sets and victory next year will mako II bis
persona! property. Miss Cahi played In her oldtme
style and the ladies' singles with ease Gambler
and Talmage captured the doubles, and the mixed
uoubles were on by Miss Augusta L. schultz and Mr..
Howard A. Colby The winners OF the cup to date nre
1877 X. L. Beeckman: lsSS F.. McAulen: 1889.
Howard A Taylor: 1920. Howard A Taylor: 1891. e.
L. sands l8yl and 1893. Richard btevens sum-
mary follows:
Stevens holder beat Arthur T. Foote. challenger o-3
6-3. 90.
Mems Doubles-Final round: Duncan ". Gambler
and John Z Iaimsse; n beat @ Een{ D. TnuIoer and
LADIES' Singles-First Round: Miss Mabel z. Cahiu
beat Miss Helen Helwig. g.. G-1.
Mixed Doubes-Preininary round: Miss Mabel z.
Cahi and Edwin r. Fischer beat Miss Z Schultz and
Mr.. Arthur Z. Foote 81. 81
First round: Miss Augusta L. Schultz and Ms. How.
ard 4. Colby beat Miss hida T. stone and Duncan W:
Gambler. "a, 3-ti 6-2: MISS Mabel z Cahil and
Edwin r. Fischer beat Miss Freeman and partner by
FINAL round: Miss Augusta l. Schultz and Howard
A. Colby beat Miss Mabel Z. Cahill and Edwin r.
Fischer. S-b, g.
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G, g. Yirst base BY errors Sew Jersey A c. Staten
Island 4. C.. L. Left on has-s-New Jersey A. c. 3;
staten Island A. CT. First base on 6alls-of GMve
=. struck out-Ry WesteTv.it. G by Clhve. Three
base hit-van Zandt. Two-base hifs-van Zandt. 2.
saerince hi,s-Gaunt. spaud,nw, Gave stolen bases
Ba4sford t. Cadmus t3l Brush. Brill Rooney. Cary.
spanding Chauncey. Westetvsit ID; Double play
vcit /. Passed bals-currIe. 8. Umpire-wykon. Time
--1:Jo.
ESGLswoop y. c. 13: STATEN ISLAND C c..
ExeLsuoop July 1.-The Cricket. won their second
game from the Engewood Field Club this after.
the three frst inntngs wnen they lit on to An
derspn savagely and lead that the neld club
could not overcome. The score:
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West Side Tennis Tourney.

The scores in the West Side Tennis Club tournament
yesterday afternoon were ns follows:
Mems slngies--semEhnal al round: A C. Postloy de-
feated Arthur Taylor by default
Mixed Doubles-Semriinal round: Z. d. Dinsmore
and Mss Clark defeated tho Rev. Dr. Atterbury and
Miss Collins 40. Sd, ILL.,.
FINAL Ronnu-H d. Dnsm and Miss Clark defeat cd
F. s. Parker and Miss Hebberd rs. So. 6-S, o-3.
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s.awauhal. Yaeht.msa In n Calm.

The msmbsn OF tho seawanhala Coslnthian Yacht
Club or oyster Bay l. l.. tried hard TO hold their an
uuai race on Long Island Sound yesterday but after
whistlipR in vain for brorEe for three hours they
gave up the asnpt IA despair and the race was post
ponsd Indefinitely.
The Regatta Committee tried TO arrange o0ior
Monday, bat were unsuccessfuL
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trooRiyn. ...o o
Earned ruus-Pittsburgh. s: Brooklyn. 1. Twob
Aits-Bisrbausr Ioutx. burns Three base hit.-Beck.
lsy, BreutherH Rlchsrdson. Sacrifice hits-BscIley.
ritissuren Il srookiyn FIRST base s on saIl:non
Smith, Van Hatren and Lyons; Lyons. blerbauer aud
Becklsy, Coreoran. Richardson and Brouthsrn stolen
4 WA pt!ehs.-Ehr.t. i: Stein. l. Mit by pI,ehse
lyA Z. Tms-2.o6 Umpiro-Lynch.
BOSTON, IL; ST. Loria 8.
On LouIs July Tine Bostons had srerything their
ovu way 70 day and as they pleased. The score:
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Canadian whesi..e. smashing Records.

ToRosro. July 1.-Rsoords were smashsi right and
left At the annual meeting OF the Canadian Wheel
mems Association At sarnia to-day. The meeting was
by far the most successful gathering Of hicyests ever
held In Canada. nnmOer OF crack American wncer
men were present summary!
MILO ior kevcss-FIrst. Harbotte. Toronto C'nb;
second. Carlyle. AtbenRum tiub, Toronto Time. s+t
one-quAtter Nile. Canadian ChAIupionship-frst,
Hyslop. Toronto C.ub: second. Hobefi son, toronto
Cnh, Time, SO seconds being ono Aoeoni better than
previous Canadian record,
One-milo Opsp-In thus race =. Johnston OF Mime
Apos the Ereat record breaker made hs rSt appear
Ance oil q Canadian track johuston Taileu tue
crowd till the last quarter, wlen ny maEninoeNt
spurt he shot the front, winning easily In = 4uSt
The last quarter very last johnston covering II IN
80 c-5 seconds Hysnp. luTOHto tlub was second.
One Miia. 2ibh 'ClAss-Wun by harbotte. Toronto;
second, Mccarthy. stratfordi Walter steuoer De-
One Nile canadiNn Chsmplnnsh!p-won by Hysiup.
Toronto; l., d, Robertson. AtnenSar. second Time.
TWO Nile Six minute cla's-w.n ey G, G. Garbottle
Toronto club Me- nrthy. sIraNeTd. SECOND Time
Dis. which was very iat,
Five Mile, Csu adj an 'hAmpionship--Won by Hytlon
Toronto, In ~ 81, iowsrnr tue CanAdiah record by
II - AscOnd,: ", " tIrmal, iOrnpto, srcnnh ,,
Hail Mic, Fyns StaTt-Won ny } Johnston Min
heApolia. In / =, o A.; Iysop Toronto second a..
special pr'e ot = Ssrna tec"rl media ras oneIGn
the Canadian rscori of lFD 30, made hr Innmerhsn
At Toronto, broken ~ ihis ls.t race oI tho iaG !
As Johnston did noI beat AnAnsrnAAs sLAs Nv tAAsa
10 SET the medal
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The Pilgrim at Bos:on.

Bosros July 1.-The Stewart and Bnney cup defend.
or Pilgrim arrived here at noon and was docksd Al Con-
sttution wharf. George A. Stewart came around In
her st also did Capt. sherlock OF Gitanh fane The
latter will sail the Pilgrim In all OF her trial rAceA
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McAuiine and Carroll to Fight for n $4,000
Parse.

CHICAGO. July President oMAey ofthe Columbian
A. C. has LII ched Jack MeAulire 10 nEht Jimmy Car
roll for purse Of SIS O,O and the lghi.weight cham
pionship Of the world. 10 inke place some time IN
Uctober They will night NJ 1873 POUNDS. give or thEa
two ponnds the weight 10 be a. the ring Side. Dick
Roche has signed the articles on behalf ~ McAnlit"
The match is tile resnli ct Carols chaeng. issued
week ago and which Was cab!ed ~ AeAuline In Lon
dan
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n.,sr..raw c,sI.r. New Home.

HAvxnsrHAw July l.-Dsnton Fowler Is responsible
for having Installed the Hsversrraw Bicycle Club In
their eosey quarters Main street Some time ago ne
purchased building and had It rsmodslied a' cost or
"a zoo The building 10 OF brick, and three stories
h,vh In the basement arc tho bowIing alleys and
steam heating apparatus Tho nrst moor DEVOTED To
a hiiiard dninx and wheel rooms. aud . Kitchen
The reading Ia Oh the second hooE Win ezra an
game ruoms at end In the trd story u the pain
AMI ,nst rooms Ihf building tted out In oak with
hardwood Hoors II Is hghted ny electricity CT
VIC. President. stephrn DE hann; secIsary me,nan
psntSnn poSlrr Jr Henry @ NsrvAlen wilson r. foss
Oscar Reynodr, and Frel ". Penny.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
st. Louis va Baltimore. at st. Louis.
Cihcinnai Va Washington. nt CtneinnAti
OTHER sAAIa
Emsralds Va Leontines at Van Nest
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CRICKET rEsrERDAL

me Staten Island A q, hrd surprise ye.isrday AZ
Central Park where the New York ciuetook INTO
camp after good struggle By II runs. '. :. .nase
hard for IN. I.snd.rs and obtained top score
ftks day. The score;
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For the Bicycle Championship OF RichmOns
County.

A handicap bicycle race for tho championship OF
Richmond county was held yosier a. afternoon. Tue
course was from Port Richmond to New Sp'iusNile,
distance Of about eight and ha miles The race was
for 4 .I,yrT cup There hne entries j. II. GTecn
one minute won n - 40 charles De Ruy. scratch
was ascand; hls time Was 25iO.
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oRAScH A. C, IL: norRnrcuS A. C.. o.
Tns game at Orange yesterday resulted In an easy
victory for tho homo team. The visitors could nos
locate Gilroy and were shut out The score:
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Harucd runs-Cineinps.L !; washinrton ]; Ir,t
base hy errnr,-whshinston. I; CINCINNATI J. Lev
Cincinnati. y; Westminster. " Eh,, ests
sullivan, 2: by Esper. !. Tweb,se hii.-hoiiday.
smith. Esper. sseriBes hits-NcPnse sulhVsn
Phts smith and coniytsy nit By rl,snsrIBS ssiii
Emslic Time-1 hourA Attendance. loto
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Earned runs-xaver 4. 4. 2: rassaio 4. c. Left
on bnSes-XAvter A. A. y: PRssAic \. C., g. First base
on orron-Xavsr 4. 4. q Passaie 4 C., !. First base
on balls-On CoRsn, Q: on Teinplston, 2 Twobase
Schultz; Windlseh Mood: and shaw. stolen bases
WSh Wooa. sacrines hiisNT haione. Eussnes. WOOD.
Struck out-By Cogan. o. by key. l: by Tempieton,
Wild pitches-Cogan. /: Tempston !. Hit BY pitched
baII-DiIlon. Passed ball.-T Malone. !: shea. /.
Tme-l:50.
AoErcLAIR A. C., 8: oRiTAn '. C.. g.
The oritAni " G. were outpIayed by the Montclair A.
G. at the attsrs grounh yesterday and beaten in
the opening innings. The score:
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The Paterson and Brooklyn clubs had weiLcontest
gamo Prospect Park and the formers victory BY
40 gave them their rst in the nrst section
of ths metropolitan League The scorei
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SSn.stAR.! S;.s.ss y e. c::o %
Harmed runs-Nontclair a. c.. !: oriiani p. G., ].
First base errorsnontclair A. C.. 8; Oritani Co.
First base &c on 6aiis-on wilson. 2; oa fuchI struck
Throcfmorton Two.base hit-wi!son. sacrifice hit
Brunnsmer. stolen bsses-Montclair A. G.. 2, Ortani
Brunnemer and schalk. Passed bals-PlAtE I: Smith.
2. Umpire-HiyginA Time-l:6o.-
ELizAAkrH A. c.. q; HuRRAr HiLlS. 2.
EL,zAsEru, July 1.-Efxabeths CRACK team were
preIty well shaken up today by the Murray Hills of
S.x York hut by the folio wing
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E,s-y.A.s Captured by the Two Smiths.

HARRIssuRa July 1.-Gsorge and Hayland Smith OF
the New York Athletic Club were entered IN all the
big events OF the susQueha Wheel Clubs meet this
afternoon. and captured everything they wanted
winning all the Important races aud some handsome
prZes
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fEs;i:S:ssii.:.:.:.:..s fIEs;fi:SsrS; s;ii::s S66d9 ia
base Sy -rhil.aeiphis Lei on
land. b: Philadelphia, l3. First base on balls-On
cuppy, b. on Carsey. l. Struck oul-By Cuppy. l.
Thies. base hits Ewing BurkstL Two-bass hits-Me-
EeAn Virtue. Cuppy Thompson fAcrthes hits-Nc.
Kssn, Ewing 9connor. Thompson Delshanty. Reilly Reilly
plnys-Rely and Royie; Allen. HslimAn. and Boyle.
lit by pitrhey-By Cirsey. ]. Passed baI-cross Ctn'
pjrs-AcQuad. Time-rwo houra
HALuuORE, z: LouisviLLk. g.
LorisvrLy. Jay 1--Pitcher IemminK's wildness lost
tSdAys game. Two bases balls, coupled with four
hits fourth inning the visitors lead that
could nos 10 overcome Attendance 1lo6 The score;
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Earned runs-Crtckets. I; EnSiewood 2. C.. B. Home
Yuu-warner. Three.base hit-Smith Two base hits
Mowry. Cunning sasrincs hits-Lsvsr. =; McDnnaid.
DHr Btoen basas-Cumlng TynE. Cater. Rase on balls
Englswood ,. c. 4: Crickets B. First base errors
Crickets. 4 Struck out-By Tyng. g: by Anderson. 4
Umpicc-Berryman Time-2:2o
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Amateur League.


rsi.. wv Lnst c>nt Tfa'<. Won. Lna oers
New jersey A. CO o l,Coo, ,Ensiswood F.C.2 ! .333
staten lsi'd c. ca .<ooistatsu fsrdA.C C.1 200
INV JEnsEr A. c. o; srArES BLAND A. C. 8.
The coming champions OF the Amateur League added
another to s clean record OF victories yesterday
hn
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nTo1ktYN.
A. Brown. C.. 4 b. CLARK.
son .............'.. :
II. Helms, |. b. W. b. Read IL
W. A. cray. L b. W.. b. :
Read .............. :
A. S. burant, not out....3C
7. &. Greene. C. Garrison.
b Robertson ,......... IL
Geo. Tnttle, c. Mckee. b. .
htnn ............... =
L. q. keosh. ]. b. w. b
Robertson ............. {
W. AldridHe. b. Robert .
son .-s,............ Y
J. Gre Ghton. b. Read. Z
B. Nance. b. Robertson. 2
J. y. Duncan. not OUT. =
Byes. q: leg byea 2...... y
Total az
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p1TrsYuRGH, 13: pRooKLYE. 2.

PrrrsBus ssH. July yl.-Buckenberger's braves
wont upon tho warpath this afternoon. Nearly
irenzied ~, home oEitioism. they decided that
they would win one OF the series and max 9
4hose gay Brooklyns bite the dust. Tho result
was that tb ey eomo from the grounds swing
inr the scalps OF the visitors behind them.
They are corkors when taey do get down to
Tho weather was not OF the best kind.
Threatening clouds hosered around and rain
isil before the game vas over. but nearly
There were many BrookIyn rSoters. hut tho
were out to Win. They, bothered stein. He
pitched splendid and did not try & to knock the e
gently zen W until Stein wa. fooled. and that is how
oi i tho sixth. not bsesqss he wps being
slaughtered SO much. but as the home
6atters were very gently toolinE him. Or
homo team when steln was retired and Fontz
started to pitch- David did very well. bnt the
visitors could not do anything at all with
Ehret. Ho was out In his best and that means
that the Brooklyns were in grave difficulties.
The hope team PLAYED 2 splspdid fielding
game. Van Haltren's 9 was tho only error. and
that Was an excusable one. The visitors did
not play In the field as they can. plsy. Burns
retired at the end OF the second inning on ac::
count Of an injured leg and schoch replaced
Atm ThA acora.
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Baseball Games To-day.

A full report Of the YaleHaryard baseball game
played at the Polo Grounds yesterday will be found on
another page
The sun., 1893-07-02

The winners in the various classes were
Anaconda. Sasqua- EurybIn. Forsyth. Duste
Audux. Ro. Myrtle. Caper. Sirene and Phylli
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Grand Pr0Tes-iouHI Cycle kaces
Manhattan Field July 8 and 4; So 400 In pGr,e.
Conssrt y r. NJ idaly. Adtnisson. 6oe IrAnd slAud.
I0e. OMAHA
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on bases-Chieaso q: New YORK. 2. Fln! base on
Ials-On Rusle T. Struck out-By Rusie. (: by Mauck.
]. Thres-bnss shit-Dahlen. Trosase hit.Ru.ie Sac
rice hits-Ry Ward. Mauek schrievsr stolen base.
Eir by pitcher-Ry Nauck. 1. Wild pitch.REse. I'm.
plrs-se ward. fiIne-l:<5. Attendance. 33on
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Total. .... ....s......25


The Kinrs County second and 81. Georges A. @.
second rlayed their second eleven league game a.
Central Park. aud the Kings County men won by 28
runs. The score.
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fotaIs...... III Nll OF Iotau.'''''Iz 10 y 10
e.. Louis. d9i9eo
Earned runs-st Loui. 81 Boston. q, Twobase hits
Nash. Low Aecsrthy; Three base SCI hiss.wsrdsn a.
psay. Double pl.y-TSIeok.: Nsrd.n. and sannon'
Struck out-By Gleason >. by staley. Passed balls
Peitz !; Merritt, 1. Wild pitches-Gleason !: staiey.
CLRvIIisp. 10: pnIApxLruIA. q.
CLEysLAEp July All the afternoon long Cleveland
hit the bali hard but with the usual luck right a. .one
rhiiAdslphia fielder BY hard work and the ability to
make one run each inning. Cleveland finally tedt
In the eighth Bad base rnuning BY CrQ.s cost
the Philies chance to win In the ninth. and In the
tenth Cleveland simply bombarded all the outned
fences on the groundk The score;
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At Morris Park the Sew Jersey A. C. had easy
victory over shorthanded team Of the homo club.
which handicapped by three sbseutees. T. G.
Calder made a good stand for the wnnera and con
tributed . we'll played innings Of 20 The score:
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I'll. Ne NJ York Central offers Unsurpassed scenery and
tAeiliIlss FOR . trip to the worlds FaH.-Ade a.
The sun., 1893-07-02

At Prospect PARK tho New York Printing Company
had an easy victory the West India C C. BY 81
runs The p.ore;
The sun., 1893-07-02

fodItesn trains daiy Tor Niagara Falls by the New
YORK Central the di.scI llne.-AdA
The sun., 1893-07-02

Mhhdisoh-hadls0n n. ~ lSi ,aIuHc'
At observation-disclosures. Is; Acmeh. II. a.,
AZ wAppinEer's Falls-Nonitors 10; hhtons Oh AA
teRwan,
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stand OF X. Thompson and
win by IL runs. The score;
HAnLEA sEcoND yLKrES.
|. =. T, Kelly, c. johnson.
W. Nourse, b. Johnson... 2
2. Walker. b. Mitchell... Q
W. Ainley. b. b.Johnson.... 2
W. bourne, b. J obnson.. o
J. Ashley, b. Mitchell. -. 8
W. N =. Bourne. b. Mitchell y
II. l.. Davidson. b. Mitchell !
W. Fen wick, ,. Mitchell. 8
J. Clarence. run out. 80. .
d. Brandon. not out. ..... 2
byes....-............. o
Total ...... ..s.~......15
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for tho second sleven
District Cricket
NJ the New Jersey Athletic
scored an easy victory yes.
eleven q; the Norris Park
OF the New Jersey Oval at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-04
A NEWSPAPER MAN,
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rbcv VIII Interest Not Only tho Newspaper
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The popular and well-known Thomas
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noper has known of the facts for some
time. and can youch for their truth III
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This great remedy is the discovery ana
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-04
sEyENrH DR. ADTENTISTS.
Considering Plans for the Extension of
Their work -Asheville Notes.

ASHEVILLE \. G., April 3.-Speciai.-
The Seventh Day Adventists have been
holding a conference here for the last
three days. Plans for the extension Of
their work in the South have mainly
engaged their consideration. They held
their services, which were public, in the
courthouse.
George S. Powell, Esq. whose name
has been frequently mentioned in connec-
ton with the mayOralty this spring, in an
interview positively declines 10 allow his
name 10 go before the convention for
any Office. Mayor Blanton, il Is under
stood. will not be candidate for re-
election.
J. S. Reagan, a prominent druggist has
been called TO Washington by the an
nouncement of the death Of his father in
that city.
Mrs Thomas A. Hendricks, who has
been stopping at the Battery Park, has
returned TO indianapolis.
The people at Biltmore are making
strenuous efforts TO get a passenger de-
pot. which they badly need at present.
1t is thought the railroad authorities will
act favOrably in the matter
Asheville will send a delegation to the
State convention Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, which meets in
Winston this week
The superior court term ended Satur-
day. and Judge J. F. Graves leaves to-day
for Pennsylvania county, where he holds
court this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-04
Meetings Tonight.

Richmond Lodge. No. 10, a. +. and y.
NJ. in Masonic Temple
Germania Lodge, No. Is, X. OF p, In
Ellett's Hall.
Fltzhugh Lodge, No. 90, I. o. o. F., in
Wnkinsons Hall.
Friendship Lodge. No. 10, l. o. o. F.,
in Odd-Fellows' Hall
jamestown Tribe 10 Al, !. o. X. NJ, IN
Odd-Fellows' Hall
La Fayette Council, No. 69I, American
Legion of Honor in Tholl's Hall
Richmond Council. 30. (, J. o. L. \. NJ,
200 west Broad street.
Cape Council, No. %, J. o. L. A. NJ,
in Junior order American Mechanics
Hall.
Union Council No. 81, Royal Arcanum,
in Corcoran Han.
Mccarthy Council. No 46S. Royal Ar
canum, in Concordia Hall.
!. A. Cummings Assembly. No. "a,
Royal Society of Good Fellows, in Elletts
Hall.
Trinity Lodge. No. 497. I. o. G. r.. in
Central Hall. Fifth street.
Towards Grove Lodge. No. 1oS, /. q.
G.. r., AT Towards Grove.
West-End Lodge l. O. G. T., Clay
street Baptist church.
Central Beneficial and Social Society
in j.. T.. Lee Camp Hail.
Richmond Conclave, No l62. |. Q. OF H.,
in Smiths Hall.
Old Dominion Commandery, No I.
Knights of the Golden Eagle, in Eagle
Hall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-04
vIRGINIAs TRIUMPHANT.
They Defeated the College Men at Island
Park Yesterday.


The virginias, who won the cham
pIonship pennant OF the Tri-City League
last season, and the Richmond College
team made their debut at Island Park
yesterday afternoon before a couple OF
hundred faithful cranks. who braved the
whirllng dust about $3.50 o'clock and finally
reached he island. a large contingent
OF the occupants Of the bleacheries were
College men. who quite frequently during
the game gave utter ance TO their peculiar
and rather inharmOnious YELL and in the
grand-stand was bevy OF pretty girls.
who, by their presence and smiles. cheered
the students I'm their battle for victory.
The men OF letters were doomed to de-
feat, however. despite smiles and college
yells. for in the first inning the Nirginias
took the lead. and Napier gained glory
with a home-run, the ball going over the
left field fence. The College men failed
TO score.
In the second the Giants made three
more runs, and II was not until the
third that the students scored Then they
punched their hits. Luck aided with
three Dagger, and six men went over the
plate. Another run in the fourth was
all the students received.
The game was interesting throughout.
and there were several brilliant plays.
Team work is yet lacking with both
clubs, but if the game is n forerunner 81
this seasons events, the cranks OF Rich-
mond can expect an excellent season OF
baseball.
The moving Of the pitchers box five feet
further from the home plate WeakenS the
force Of the pitchers delivery but holh
Enright and Burnett threw SPEEDY bail
and were well backed by Luck and FOSTER
Mr.. Morrissey made a very good umpire
The score was as follows: