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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-14
RICHMOND VA. SATURDAY. JULY IA. 1894

resumed It's sessions this morning at the
Mutual Life INSURANCE building. The ses-
sion was held with closed doors. The oo-
ject Of this mornings discussion was 10
fix upon n name for the new orginfza-
ton. and also to draw UP constitution
and bylaws. Captain Hugn H. rtrueIi'
chairman OF the committee. called tne
meeting to order. He explained 10 tne
members that the organization should
have a name, and invited them 10 oher
suggestions az 10 what 1t should " caiieu.
1t IL probable that the new organization
will be on the cooperative plan. ana no
difficulty h anticipated in securing tuids
enough to place it on a solid basis.
revised list OF the members OF .he
committee will also be drawn up, severai
new names having been added 10 those
which originally composed 1t.
The committee took a recess AT I'D 4.
NJ for lunch. The morning proceehlnss
were a discussion OF a constitution Tor ,he
new organization and OF bylaws whicn
were presented The election OF oihceis
will not take place until a later DATE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-14
spauidings Won the Game.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, July B.-tSpe-
cial)-A very small crowd visited River
View Park thfs evening 10 So tne game
hi ween the Spauldlngs. OF your city, and
the Newport News team. The former
won by a score OF II to ). Several OF the
home team were sick and unable 20 play.
The feature OF the game was long run
ming catch by Crow, OF the Newport
News nine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-14
A.. R. u STRIKE THREATENED.
Milwaukee and Northwestern Road Em-
,Iovccs Nav Go out To-Day.

Milwaukee ana NOitlNtHt'ih h"'' '-'-
ployccs May 60 out To-Day.
CHICAGO. July ia strike OF the
American Railway Union men employed
upon the Chicago. Milwaukee and 81. Paul
and Chicago and Northwestern railroads
is threatened. IT may be ordered to-mor-
row The cause is the summary dis
missal to-day from the service Of the
Northwestern company Of thirty-two
union switchmeu. and Of seven engineers
one fireman. and seven brakemen on the
81 Paul road. Tho news Of these dis
rnis,,dis was conveyed tonight TO 800 rali-
road men. who met at Lincoln and west
Indiana streets. by Nicc-PreSldcnt
Howard. Of the American Railway Union
The strikers met TO hear addresses and
reports Of the officers of the union. Mt
Howard urged an the men employed on
those roads to protect those who had
been discharged by getting together To-
morrow morning and going out IN pody.
He called upon them 20 stay out untll
not only an the men had been reinstal-d,
but until sll the uon-union men VINO hai
taken their places had been made 10
walk. With one voice every man shOute<
ha would \ storm OF iuIl-uauon ioi-
lowed thr declaration Of Mr.. Howard that
General Manager Earling, OF the ~ iaul
road. had notified the men discharged that
they would never be- allowed 10 90 another
etroi.e Of railroad work in the United
States
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-14
Seaside Resorts

REACHED VIA THE NORFOLK AND
WESTERN RAILROAD-THE ONLY
AL,I-RAIB LINE TO VIRGINIA
BEACH AND OCEAN VIEW,
making a close connection at Norfolk Tor
both points This IS the
ONLY LINE
by which Virginia Beach can be reached
without bus. ferry or street-car trans
fer.
Trains leave Richmond. Byrd-street sta
tion. daily at \. NJ and $40 i. NJ.
Tickets on sale from June list 10 sep
tember 3O,h; good to return until October
81. 1894. from Richmond 10 Virginia Beach
at si.50 for the round-trip. For the after-
noon train Fridays, both trans on satur-
day, and the morning train OF sunday.
round-trip tickets are sold at Sbo-sood
TO return until the following Monday.
For tickets, timetables, ana fuli IN
formation apply TO the Richmond Trans
fer Company. No 9ol east Main street ).
III. ID. owen. ticket agents Byrd-street
station, or at company's Office, NO. 80
east Main street. X. w. COURTNEY
District Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-14
WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCES ENDED.
The Promised Inves;igating Commission
Not TO Arbitraie Anything.

Not 10 Arbitrate Anything.
WASHINGTON. July 13-rhe White
House conferences, which have been a fea-
ture for the past two weeks, have prlc-
tlcally ended. This evening at 8 o'clock,
when the President returned from his
customary drive with Secretary Lamont,
no member Of his Cabinet was waiting
for him. and it was announced that none
was expected. General Schoncld spent
few minutes with the President but had
no news tp communicate"
The President has been somewhat an
moved to-day by the persistent attempts
in some quarters 10 make it appear that
he had appointed an arbitration board al
the request OF labor leaders Nothing is
further from the truth, the commission
which he has agreed to appoint eventually,
under the law. having no power beyond
that Of making a general investigation
Of the strike on the roads. which led 20
the prociamauOns The investigating COM
mission. when organized, cannot enter at
nu into the difficulties between the Pull
man Company and It's employees. 1t viii
con,ine its work exclusively 10 the Debs
American Railway Union and the Railway
General Managers Association. The Presl-
dent has ben compelled 10 explain this
70 several statesmen. who mentioned arbi-
tration % him to-day. telling them very
positively that no arbitration was contem-
plated I'm his assurance 10 the committee
that called upon him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-14
PHELkN FOUND GUILTY.
fIo Is Sentenced TO Confinement for six
Months in Jail.

Months In Jail.
CINCINNATI. July 13-Judge W. u.
raft, o. the United States Court, de-
.ivered his decision to-day in the case
tf ", Pphn. charged with contempt
Df court in impeding and obstructing the
tecciscr Of the Cincinnati Southern road.
tEP"in'ea boy the court, IN the manage
ussIsi nd operation Of his road by direct
Ing ana itriting the employees 10 leave
his employ. and by interfering with the
busmcss or other roads with which the
southern road has business.
TIE court room was crowded and large
numbers were In the corridors. Many
deputy marShAls were In and about the
courtroom, but their presence was not
needed az the utmost decoruIn WAS OBJ
ssTVed. The decision was very long. re-
tr,,if5ng full hour 70 read.
The Judge reviewed at great length
fbe testimony, which. he declared. showed
uotnistakabiy that Pheian came here as
the agent Of and co-wofker with Debs
10 institute and direct a boycott. deter
mined on by a convention OF the Ameri-
can linton. 10 force the railroads 10 break
ftsir contracts wth the Pullman Com
,any in order 20 compel the latter com
many 10 treat with its employees. who IL
appears. are not eligible 20 membership In
the American Railway Union.
THEI.AN's DENIAL DISREGARDED.
Phelan's denial Of personal agency had
40 weight with the Court, owing 10 The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-14
Presidential Tariff Talk.

WASHINGTON. i. G.. July 13.-Repre-
sentative Wilson. chairman Of the ways
and Means Committee of the House called
at the Executive Mansion at 10 O'Clock
last night and had half hours con-
ference with the President on points in
dispute between the Senate and the House
conferrecs on the tariff bill The Presi-
q nj. even in the midst OF receiving r.
ports as o. tn labor troubles in the
west. readily accorded !r. Wilson all
tn. time ne desired. S-vent members II
the Cabinet who wrr" an the White
House AT the time, wHe present at the
infnrrnnl fHlk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-14
Strike in Michigan.

.fARSUAII. MICH.. July l5-Ihe IIt-
IN " and brakcmcn and most Of the con,
hncinrs 1,gii ,rs0 on the Cincinnati, jackson ana ana
Mackinaw railroad went on xtIaT strlke !Ths 1lhIs
I, IiloI ,.,,y ,ia',S H. making every effort TO re-
G4inpAiSS ,,anp me = men. and with some success.
g1rey Thcy say SAY the strikers will not be taken
-. on any terms
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-14
Hanged while Laughing.

VASHINGTON. July ia special 10
the Post from Montgomery, Ala, says:
To-day at l2.30 John Galway and Joe
Woodiey were hanged in the yard OF
the county Jail for the atrocious assassi-
nation OF prominent young man. Ia.
Grant. in his store. near Montgomery,
one night last March Four men were
10 have been hanged for the murder. but
yesterday Governor Jones rcspt-d Wilson
and Marley. Wo0dley confessed the
crime
\ moment after the moose had been
fixed around their n-cks "A spectators
scat fell ana procipitate1 hfty people
and both the condemned men were laugh
ins al the incident when - black caps
y.ra shipped over their heads. In the
drop both nccks were broken, and Wool
ley died in II minutes, and Galway in
II minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-14
THE CHRISTIAN ENDeAvoRERS.
Richmond's Delegation In Good Health
and Happy-Proposed side-Trips.

CLEVELAND. o., July 13.-tspeclai)-
We find Cleveland a most beautiful city
and her people warm-hearted and nos
pitable as one could wish. All the mem
bers Of our Virginia delegation are settled
in comfortable houses near our STATE
Headquarters. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Inckv. Jr.. ana Mr.. Charles X. LINK,
Mr.. Paul Pratt. and Miss Alice Budu
are with Mr. and Mrs W. II. Clapp' on
Tenham Place. Others Of our nunoer
are i'm neighb0ring homes. All are III
good health and very happy.
The weather IL very hot but not not
enough to prevent attendance at the
meetings.
SIDE-TRIPS.
Some Of our people propose taxing a
little side-trip to Niagara FAILS ana
Chautauqua before returning home.
Others viii visit Detroit and san up the
lakes. Most Of our delegation Will re-
turn at once on the close OF the conven-
lion. We often think what blessing
such a convention would be, to our ne-
loved city. Richmond's fourteen dele
gates will carry home with them some OF
the enthusiasm and upift received mere
for the GAUGE Of righteousness in our De-
loved Southland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-14
THE CkRNOT NAME.
A war-ship Bearing 1t the Object of An
archist Attack.

TOULON. July 3.-While the new
French ironclal Carnot was being
launched at the navy-yards here yester-
day flames burst from her. The FIRE was
quickly extnguished, when quantity ot
matches and bottle Of turpentne were
discovered TO have been the cause OF the
fire II is stated that Il workman NY
been arrested for causing the fire. ait
has confessed himself an Anarchist
anI disclosed the names Of several ac-
compHces in the attempt to destroy the
Il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-14
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA.
Bond Issues Provided for Under the Plan
of Reorganization.

of Reorganization.
NEW YORK. July 1S.-It is reported
that the reorganization of the Central
Railroad and Banking Company OF
Georgia will provide for the issue Of 81
ooO o0 frst-mortgage 5-per-cent. bonds, Sc
cnred by mortgage on the mainline pro-
nerty of the company: $lS,OOOco consoli-
dated 5-per-cent bonds, secured by second
mortgage on the maiy line. first mortgage
on the Montgomery and Eufauia, ana Sc
cond mortgage on TN Mobile and Girard
railroad. and other properties and equii s;
slo 600 cDO bonds OF the Central railroad.
secured by first mortgage on the SaVan-
nah and Western, and the Chattanooga.
Rome Columbus. and Macon. and North
ern together with other minor properties
and eouities, these bonds to bear IL
per cent. interest yearly. the first two
years. which shall be Increased one half
or per cent. yearly until per cent IL
reached. which shall be the fixed rate
min The bonds mature; S.2jO.0cp of 5-per-
cent series a." and $4,000 OF series
.p'" income bonds. the full interest OF
series "a 10 be paid first, and S,5D'0o
Of common stock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-14
virginia Summer Resorts aud Mountain
Homes.

on THE LINE or THE NORFOLK
AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
Summer excursion tickets now 'u safe.
good L. return until october 81. 1876. ~lth
stop-over privileges az an stations
4 descriptive pamphlet giving com-
plete list II the resorts ABi boarding
houses along thu line. now ready i)r d.
tributlon. AMI viii Dee mailed 90 any al
dress upon application
For tickets, tlno-tabios. and run inform
atom apply 20 the Richmond Transfer
Company 30. 81 east Main street ~.
-. owen. ticket agent. Byrd street sia'
tion. or at company's Office, NJ. ~ east
Main street. r. ". COURTNEY
District Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-14
EXCITING GAME IN ROANOKE.
Big-Lickers BAT the Oysters Collihower
Out. and Win by Score of II to ..

ROANOKE. VA, July B.-(SpeciaL)-
The game between the home team and
Norfolks to-day was very exciting, ana
was not decided until the last Oysterman
at the bat was put out in the ninth IN
ming. Norfolk batted hari enough to win
but the good fielding on the part of the
home team kept DOWN the score Coli
flower was batted out OF the box IN the
third inning and McCreary was subSti-
tuted. His work was a little wild and MS
support was ragged. The following score
tells the whole story:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-14
THREE TWlRLERS POUNDED OUT
Bumgardners Literally Bstted Ont the
HilI-CIimbers by I3 to x.

STAUNTON. VA. July l3.-tSpcciaL)-
II was Stauntons turn to-day, and the
tory over tn l.ynchburgs this afternoon
was literally batted out. three twlrlers
being pounded out Of the box. Knox was
an easy mark. retiring in the first, while
Jobe was batted out in the sixth. leahy
pitched the balance Of the game fairly
well. Cleve and Scherer distinguished
themselves by brilliant catches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-14
The Kenarkable Part

DetrOlt frtc IItsaJ
Johnnie: Mamma. wasn't it George
WASHINGTON that couldn't tell u lie?
Mother: Yes, my child.
ioannie: What else did he do?
Mother: He fought against the french
ani Indians. he was "A great engineer. he
lei the American armies in the Eevolu-
tion, he conquered the British, he became
President Of the United States, he did
more for the freedom OF the world than
any man who ever lived, and h was first
i'm war. first i'm peace, and first In the
hearts Of his countrymen
Johnnie after long breath: Gosh.
mamma. amt it funny that he could 90
All these hard things. and couldn't do
such an easy little thing as telling a lie?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-14
DANGER STILL EXISTS
pebS Makes a Peace Proposition Which
Is .ScOTned.
TIE GOMPERS CONFERENCE.
Trades Wouid lie tnwise-Kail-
way Uniouists Desperate.

CHICAGO. July Eugene V. pcos.
who ordered the great railroad strike.
made one more Intellectual attempt looking
10 81 settlement to-day. lie drew up
formal proposition 20 the general mana
Ecrs. agreeing 10 have tho men return 70
work az once. provided they be rcinsta'ed
IN their former positions without prejn-
dice. Ilc made an exception in the case
of any man who had been convicted OF
crime hut offered 10 have all others go
back Immediately lie said mat the pro-
position was inspired by "a desire 60 sub
serve the public good. 'the strike in
volv!ne small and uuimportant interests
~ rs inception. having extended until
now ID involves or threatens not only
..orv public interest. but the peace, So
GUILTY. aul prosperity OF our common
l..n.r,.'
rr.s proposition was signed by Dehs.
r. ware. and Kctchum. tn principal Off
. o. thc union. 10 was taken by them
. Mayor hopkins. and be- handed 1t to
president St John. Of the Geucrai-Mana-
.- Association. The association was
rt ln session. bnt aii'r the IHH'N''"tl
r.rn.re had been consulted il was lee
t.-n'i '' Mayor Hopkins WITHOUT answer
.-t with 'hr information 'n"' TO COIN
r..iOatou whatever from Dchs. Howard.
..t k.toh.u could Doe received hy the
''S',''''. '.". MS "'''''i VI ''','
was ''N.''. ''',
,..,-... ,..,, ,,.o
st'.n Of President 'i'''i'hd III an
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-14
Important Cash Carrier Decision.

The Martin Cash-Carrier Company, Of
Boston. has just won a decisive victory
over the Lamson Company In the United
States Circuit Court. The Lamson Com
pany claimed that the Martin cable sys-
TENS infringed the Lamson patents, but
the court decided that they did not in
fringe. The Martin Company has now
won all suits brought against il, and the
Ie,iing merchants are rapidly adopting
the Martin cable systems.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-14
4 SuufIltng story.

Reports Of q sandbagging episode. In
which q Young man residing on Broad
street near Twenty was said to
have be,n Ia4lv done up by a burly negro
Thursday evening. reached the ears of the
police Of the First District yesterday,
but the officer detailed to look into the
matter soon satisfied himself that there
tiOu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-14

At Cincinnati: ". HE
Boston .............4 y Z
cinrinnati .........z O3sol2 2-f n
Batteries Sraey and Ryan, Parytt,
Tannehin. and Murphy.
At Cleveland: R.HE.
Philadelphia ......32O000sle-s 10 /
Cleveland ........t t05f1 tex-is is J
batteries. Callahan and Buckley. Yourg
and Oconnor. fO1r Lynch.
quntsl.
At 81 Louis: ". II T.
baltimore .........2S1Oeoo50 Z
ST. Louis ........73000 005ox-ii " :
Batteries: Hawke, Mcmahon, arid CLARK I.
Bretenstin and Twinehan- 1fre" ym
pires- Hartley, quinn. ard Bounsr-Judscd
the game,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-14
rh.x Gi,n snti.factinn.

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-14
Ernthcr and Grnndchild Dies.

Chief Pullcr. Of the Richmond Fire De-
partment. has been to Hanover county
10 attend the funeral of his brother. Mr..
James Puller While present at the burial
the Chief was notified OF the death OF his
litti- grandson. Walter Lee. which oc-
Cured near Mathews Courthouse we'd
nlelHN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-14
strike Managers Proud.

CHICAGO July l2-The compromise
prnpositiou Of the railroad organizations
T. The General Managers Assoc alton was
aereel to before n o'clock in the morn
ine. and the managers of the strike were
congra ulating themselves on tnr ShrcWH-
n..ss ~ tha move which they had made,
harmonizng with the views set forth by
thc President as condition precedent 10
the appointment of The arbitration com
mission 20 decide the issue between lhe
ploy,es. Tho general opinion was that a
refusal TO accept one condition imposed
bv The \. X H. would SHIFT all the re-
sDonslbilitv on their shoulders
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-14

AMERICUS. GA. July 13.-Speaker
Crisp arrived at home Wednesday night.
being called here 10y the Illness Of his
son Frederick lie mas remained at the
bedside all day. but hopes his sons con-
dition viii 50 improve that he may return
To Washington the first of next week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-14
FOR WANT OF TRANSPORTATION.
Liggett & Myers and Other st. Louis Con-
Germs Close their Factories.

ST. LOUIS. MO. July 15.-Liggett
Myers closed their tobacco factory en-
ployng $3.50 hands. to-day, for lack OF
railroad transportation. Twelve other con-
Germs have closed for want Of coal or
transportation. From these causes 5000
men are now idle here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-14

JERSEY CITY. July l5.-IIne, Il, nTst 80. 80,
,osnt '' of dressed beef from Chicago since nc
Inly 5th 10y the Pennsylvania ron1 la nr
81 sSl drs tnIs ThS couplings and the coverings
% ~ - 9ic.'hoxes were wired down. but the
train was not molested.
All Trains Moving.
NEW ORLEANS. July l3.[The s,rlKlng
s,,itcbmen and hremen OF me NoIthe"s1i
ern road have been repiacto, anu "a, az
trains are moving wltnVu, ,aS',, PPacii
None Of the strikers "i'l 'e
strike At AN End.
...,,,o,r NICH. July 1S.-Everything
ph 49, ,n o,,ie-lv with all the railroads
~ iit1sit tbIs city. and the strike is at an end
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-14
Fninl Trnin Mreck.

TERRE HAI'TE. IND. July 13.-A New
York express train on the 1919 fOur'
yyest-bound. was wrecked at FOntanet,
tbis comfy. at . O'Clock this morning, and
tho engineer and fireman were killed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-14
The LABOR CONFERENCE.
a Declares That General Strike Would
Iic IniudiciOus.

I.e InjudiciOus.
CHICAGO. July 13.-After an all-day
ytss,on the conference Of the Executive
Committee az the Federation OF Labor
ended by declaring that at the present
time q general strike Of the allied trades
would be unwise and injudiciOus. To fully
ribgtanuate tins position special com
rn,ce prepared a report which was pre-
fanted and adopted 10y the conference.
,rhc only dissenting votes were by +. W.
Arnold Of the order Of Railway Train
,Ycn and j. H. Morrissey, OF the brother-
hood OF Ffemeu. who were uil"o' 80
s,rac1ious from their orders.
TIE only other business Uansac'eu 10y
the conference was the passage OF "A reso-
tuition recommending that the American
Federation of Labor appropriate SlV'V'0
o. assist f. Y. Debs IN the cases To ~
brought and now pending against him III
the Federal courts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-14
Min. shut Down.

HAMILTON. ONT. July ls-The cana. ana,
II HSopnred Cotton Company's mills nave
nseo n smut down for two months Oh ae-
covnt OF the depression In business
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-14
RICHMOND.


Summary: Earned runs-Petershurg. 3:
Richmond l. TWO-basa hits-BrOlie and
Houeycutt. Home runS-Nyers Smith,
and McGann. Double plays-Brcdie. Far
rell. and stafford Bases on balls-OT
Smith. 3; off Keenan,, >. Struck out-Ey
Smith. 4: by Keenan,. D. Time Of game
/ hour and 50 minutes Umpire-Black.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-14
Prohibition Nominations.

STATE Convention to-day nominated Rev.
d G. Noles. ID. D.. treasurer OF Ttlton
Seminary, for Governor, and Dr; Edgar
T., carr, OF Pittsfield. and David Heaid,
M Milford for congressmen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-14

CT PETERSBURG, July B.-The oiii-
o,sI renort for yesterday shows that there
Sia, .,ia,a ,ts new cases OF cholera ana thirty
,"nr W. deaths from the disease in this ei'y'
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for UxoricIde.

CAPE MAY. N. J.. July lS;oKienare ;or n,ll1na
Case WAS hahgeu a. vas the cause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-14

flOm
Richmond t0 Norfolk
and turn,
Sunday, Juiy ID. 1891.
VIA
Petersburg and the Norfolk 'nh Western
railroad, leaving Byt.-street station az !
\. NJ. returulng. leaves Norfolk 40 T..
NJ 80 change of cars.
Round trip. 81 n
For full Information apply az c1mpany's
office. No Ais east Man street
r. W COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-14
Labor Aeitators on Trial.

NEW ORLEANS. July %;-Labor Afi- a.Sa
tators Harrison. Hurley and Sperry, NM Wn9
gave bail yesterday. were before / MI
states Commissi0ner Wright to,q"y en- "r''
,,iseiorer decided 10 admit the CORE
snondence between Debs and his elnilssa-
ri..- and the latter and local rganlzall9,"S'
Hefore the reading the court adJourheu'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-14
SCORE BY INNINGS.

summary. Earned runs -koanOkc. :.
Norfolk. ,. Two-hase hits-OH Hag2n, Nc
Coy Thornton ,2. Hauptnan, and kis-
singer Bases on bdlls-On Mccoy >.
of Collinower 3. of MCCreaTy. g. STRUCK
out-By Mccoy. 3. hy Collihower ,. ~
McCreary T. Stolen. bas s-OHlgan C5,
Cavanaugh. Mccoy. and DemOss. Pissed
balls-H0dge Hit bv pitched ball-O'iia-
gan. Umpire. Slapl g. Time Of game,
2 hours and ~ minutes