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ROANOKE ASSOCIATION.
The One Hundred and sixth Annual
Session.

INGRAM, VA, August 14.-(Special)-
the iO6th annual session of the Roanoke
Baptist Association convened to-day
with Mount Tabor church. in Pittsylvanla
county. Rev. f. II. Jones, OF Chatham.
was reelected moderator. Among the
visitors are Mr.. William Ellyson, Of Rich
uond: President Boatwright, ana Profe'-
sor Hunter, OF Richmond College; Or
A. T.. owen, OF Portsmouth; Judge
Barksdale. of Houston, and Rev W. 49,.
Loving. Of Iron Gate. Prominent MEM
hers of the association are Rev. c. r.
James. ID. d., Rev. 7. -. Thames. ID. d.,
and Rev. r. T.. White, of Danviile, John
W. Fitzgerald. Esq. OF Ingram, and Mr.
]. II. Hargrove, OF Chatham. The leading
feature OF to-days discussions was the
interest manifested IN State missions.
Mr.. William Ellyson lea OF IN an earnest
and eloquent address and the churches
pledged themselves To double their con-
tributions next year.
Tomorrow. the question OF adopting
Ingram Institute AS the associationai
school. and feeder OF Richmond Col
lege, win attract much attention. and
will almost certainly be decided In the
affirmative. Richmond Collsse has many
warm friends In this section, and they
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BrNNS.-Died August 7th 20 'rQr
Bank. Charles city county, the Ie-.-
OF her daughter. Mrs D. IT. 'hfI-.
Mrs. AURELIA 4. BINNS wiin"
Otway p. Binns. IN the 7ith year
her age
FOX Entered into rest. Angus if.
az as T. NJ, CLEMENTINA JI -..-
FOX aged - years.
"For 50 lie giyeth His beloved s.on
Funeral from her late resideu,.
Leigh street THIS thursday EVENING
AT o'clock.
RICHARDSON Died wednesday 49,
gust the I4th. ar So p. NJ R.y Ir '..-
LIAM T. RICHARDSON. in %. ... jog
of his age
Funeral services FRIDAY MDHNlNa ~
. o'clock from Or Hoee chaf,..
ment az Wayuesboro'. Va.
RODMAN. Died. August Ltf DBL.
T. Nj. at his residence. SO JAZZ iI
avenue. ROBERT c. RODMAA, b. DE-
18th year OF his axe. ...
The funeral viii take pll. IfI5
,Thursd,v) AFTERNOON. az
from Park-Place Methods.
Friends and acqualn,1nces r. ~
invited o. attend.
Norfolk va. Portsmouth
Greensboro ~ c.. aai Charleston Vs.
Co. papers pleas copy
TALIAFERRo Died on Monday 49,
gust y. ls5. at ButsI h ia. ul'r.'
county. Va. me residence oi her
Dr phHr 4 TsH.f.rrl. Mrs Lt|.
seldom TALIAFERHO, aged n
months ana l6 days Born Febru f
O.. 1910. died August D.. 1876.
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Breeder. Taliey & Co.

s-4 Peppereu Blaached sheeting, De-. ..'
,irt. 10 i--e boy the piece
An-Wool White Flannel &C.
chailies AZ I-2c uer lard. 70 c'..
lot Dark 10 ana l. lie. Figured It.''
Great reductions IN all summer
Au-Wo1l French Chall.es reduced g. BIB.
~ l-2c' Irish Lawns reduced 'p .'r
81 lie French organizes relI ID O. -'
PC French Organdics reduce .'
l. lie Black and White blmltr.
ing styles. Black ground, Win
figures. reduced 10 . lie.
pc Figured Linen Lawns reiulri '
: pieces Figured &c. China Silk
Waterproof Black China SILK re.i ID
Hamburg Edge. to nc. per ya.-
WHITE Checked Muslin. &C..
Better checked Musiims, ., IT,
Seamless Tan Hose. for ma.s 3D..
The celebrated Powhaun L... 20
draWn-wOrk. at b3c. ana i.
"a Nathaniel Linen, ilr 4fa VIE" -"
soc per yard .... 40 d..
A 2jc pair Black Hose. g.. ''-
Au-Wool Black ana Col0..i setf'-' 81
Al-Wool Black Henrietta ..l...
The best value in 20
that YOU ever saw Tor tN. i''
Ne Hollis Linen. Tor dra~n-"of@' 90
J0c. per yard
Ammonia ana Sc. ooiiit'
Belt Buckles. Ice. Bet-ilhs. 80
Rice-Cambr1c. for s.teFe-ilu.'-.
Gentlemens Mixed SOCKS. p.
Gentlemea's Sc. Sasp. nde'' '''
Medium calicoes. Tor comfort. and wrap
pers. only l-2c per 49,. rery4ri.
> pieces Animal Caiicoes, - 'pllr.
Ladies' Black SILK Mitts - q''...ls. al
Extra-goOd value ~ IN ..c
coovI Linz In cotton ioweis' D. ~
t.,d ice. raoem Gloves. % Black Ora"
and Tan. al -lt 10y. Dab.
Ladies Belts. o. close D. -..Ii.. I.
pinch Glorla-Iiolt ,.r b'l.ou.l,s. iyc
/ Calico by the pound. i''
w, per 5 19II''cc olored MosQuito-Net AZ '''
,r,. dn, isIg assortment OF u l--e re'-
cales I'M Richmond. an SIC.
/ White India L!non. ~ > D
ap g 400 Tor ladies' bicycle dresses A.''
VI 49, ANTS AZ 1. - ana l't- ,.,.a
r,,eoaSs yaine IN sc. Cashmere l''
IAN and s soysl 81 up TO a.ss per yard ard.
! csntlemen's FURNISHINGS az ~ " - 81.
,.sntlemen's unlaundefea sh""'
c.a .5e.; ans irinbleaehed.Jeans Drawers
osn i2s. Bleached-Jeans Drawe's' %
81 ana I'll Handkerchicfs. &c. up to .
oar e1sn, cravats for loo. dozen VI
TO sos. each. An LII
| Call and see as.
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KICKED ny : COLT.
An Aged Lndy's Arm Droiten-other
Uuenn Vista News.

BI'ENA VISTA, August li-(Special)-
The ls-year-oli son Of Mr.. Bragg, Of the
Norfolk and Western railroad. living near
Ni.dvale. had the misfortune to be kicked
IN the face by colt and Sustained q
fracture Of the nose. Or. Mopp. Of this
city. rendered medical assistance. and The
little fellow is doing very well.
NIrs. r. J.. Agnor an aged lady. fell
from the back porch of her house yester-
day. fracturing her arm and receiving bad
bruises.
Mr. W. ". Baldwin rode IN Monday
from West Virginia Oh his wheel, making
ninety miles in one day fourteen miles
Of which he had to walk and push his
wheel
Not vacant residence can he found in
Buena Vista. and strangers are coming in
I every day.
At a meeting Of tn Public School Board.
held Monday night. the following teachers
were elected: = p McCluer superinlen1-
/ ent: J. l.. Adair, W r. Ice, Mrs Il. II.
Avl0r, Miss Eva Mann Miss Ida Heizer.
and Mr. James 5 Paxton.
The furnace H. turning out daily 10 tons
Of iron. The product is shipped 10 Pilia-
/ dolphin, where IL finds ready sale.
t'nited-States-D Deputy Marshal G. Barga-
min and assistants left Yesterday Tor the
/ Southwest on raiding tour.
Miss Florence Holland, of Richmond. Is
/ visiting In tn city
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was then put I'm to bat for Centre Fielder

was then put I'm to bat for Centrc-tieider
Smith.
IT this juncture Captain Turner ana
Pitcher Haltowcll held a brief conference
and decided TO send Raffert 10 nrst on
balls. Second Baseman Pender joining
Catcher Smith behind the bat 70 a'd hl
shutting OF Thompson at the home piate,
In the event OF a Wild pitch or pissed
bail
Raffert was given four balls. ana when
the bases were fun Leahy came TO me
bat To the surprise 81 the Farmers. ne
hunted the bah 10 first. going out. but
scoring Thompson. and advancing FER
eCson ana RaGert The score was then
tied but Schabel came 10 and lined out
y clean hit 10 centre field. scoring Fer
guson and Raffert. Wills followed with
. base hit. aud went to second on Wild
throw. Schabel going to third. Berry
hin then took the stick and brought In
Schabol and willis.
IN pctcrsburgs half the batters went
ont ia onc-two-three older. and one Of
the most exciting bah contests Of the
season wae ended
Following Is the score in detail:
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VALLEY BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
A Large Gathering-GoNer o'Fer-
rail- Commended.

VINTON, VA. August l4-(Special)-
The Valley Baptist Association II now
I'm session In this town. which IS two miles
east OF the city OF Roanoke. Settlers
and delegates have come up from sixty
Baptist churches along the line of the
Norfolk and Western railroad from here
70 Blueneid. Judge David r.. Johnson IS
reelected moderator. but the chair thus
far has been hlled by Colonel J. H.
Wright. prominent lawyer Of Roanoke.
who was for years president OF the Bap-
tisf GeAeial Association OF virginia
There are present visiting ministers
from four or five States. Rev. H. A..
Brown, d. D.. OF Winston. ~ G.. spoke
OF the eminent Carolinians that Virginia
has OF late years drawn from this State
men like Dr. Rroughton. OF Roanoke, and
DIR. Wright. OF Richmond, and TWO OF
the new professors OF Richmond College.
Hon. H. II. Pollard. OF Richmond made
an eloquent speech in behalf OF the min
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Three Years for Malicious Assault.

HEATHSVILLE. VA. August H.-(Spe-
cial) The trial Of Charles billiard FOR
the malicious cutting Of Mr. Thomas
Bcvis was concluded on YESTERDAY Dill
lard had been employed by Bevis in a
saw-mill but had been discharged in
tha early part of June. There seems TO
have been q misunderstanding regard
ing the settlement of billiards wages,
and he made threats against Bevis. Some
days after the settlement billiard went
to the mill armed with razor, and
finally attacked Bevis. and cut him see
rlously Bevis. IN self-defence, dealt Dill
Hard a blow with a bar Of iron, infiict-
ing two severe scalp wounds. But for
prompt medical attention Bevis would
have undoubtedly bled to death. billiard
pleaded not guilty. but received sentence
Of three years in the penitentiary- He Is
of foreign birth and about 20 years old.
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FRY's ,rAsTERLy PITCHING.
The Magician. Win from The Truck
rrs at Roanoke.

ROANOKE. VA. August li.-(Special)-
Fry's mastery pitching was too much for
the Truckers this afternoon. and the Ma
glcians made It three straights Fry not
only let his opponents down with six hits,
but he struck out seven men and also
felded his position well. IL was very
steady. giving but one base on balls. The
locals put up Il great game behind him
although two Of their errors counted IN
the run-getting. Monaghan also pitched
good bail. and the err0rs made behind him
were costly Shercr ana lialgrove carried
on tho fielding h6nors. each pulling down
an apparently three-base hit. Rafferty,,
the man who succeeded Higgins, held The
Indicator and umpire1 q good game, ale
though Portsmouth found several oppor-
tuniiies for kicking. Rafferty, only weak
ness was on balls and strih S. but in this
ne was impartial Score.
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wild in the fifth. lie then settled gov"
and no more runs were maze Sopie' ~
proollyn .......... 20o10020 o-s IL 2
WASHINGTON ........OO31 SOC w.
BATTERIES: Gumbert. Daub. ana rri"'
Anderson and Mcclure.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
At Montgomery; - On
Montgomery ..... O45o1 DOL i~is ~
~ orleans ....OO1i10O0 1-i
batteries: Bailey and kehoe; smith anu
Gonding. - II T.
At Atlanta-frst game: -, "a - -, - n
N,ebvipc ..... 5000 20 ~ ~
Batteries: Norton and Armstrong; Mo
ran and Sweeney. n T.
second game: o,os IN 4
Nashville ............... ~ W -
BATTERIES: Callahan and Wilson; Dai'ieN
and Sweeney.
called on account Of darkness. ?, -
At Evansville. - % p
Mobile .....1 10000 Go
batteries. Rcineck and Fields; liam
and Somprs
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THE ANCIENT CAPITAL.
Grand Jury-The Coming Nomi-
mating Convention.

WILLIAMSBURG VA. August IA
Especial THE grand jury tas been IN
session since Monday. spending most Of
their time In examining the commission
ers books. At 2 o'clock this evening they
reported to the Court that they had finish
"a their labors. one or two indictments
were made for minor offences. and a
few corrections were mad IN the COM
missoners' books.
The convention 10 nominate candidates
FOR the Legislature. VIII be made mp. as
% votes. as follows: Elizabeth city and
town of Hampton l., Warwick ana New
port News. Is, York. IL; James city. T.
Williamsburg .. Charles city, >, New
Kent o. King William, H.
Surprise Lodge, No. GSl. Of Good Temp
lars. az their last m citing recommended
for lodge deputy for the ensuing term
Frederick G. Davis. and installed The fol-
lowing officers: Past chez Templar
John H. Seymore. Chief Tampiar. John b.
wilkins. Nice-Temp!ar, Mrs. John H..
Seymore; Secretary Or. Charles f.
Bishop: Assistant secretary Miss Maggie
Cloves: Chaplain. H. -. Mann. Financial
Secretary NJ T. Burke; Treasurer, Mrs.
L. s Williams, sentinel. Henry Graves;
Guard Miss Louise Brathwait; Marshal.
Mark Dahn; Deputy Marshal, Miss Sadie
wilkins This lodge Is IN 4 most flourish
ing condition, having upon its rolls ioi
members in good standing. \ handsome
entertainment was given by the lodge
last night. and 1t was well attended by
the members and their families.
The college hotel and clearinghouse
are being thoroughly oyerhauled and put
i'm first-class condition for the college
term, commencing october 80. Professor
Hugh 5. Bird, of the faculty, arrived
yesterday for few days from his hom'
in Petersburg. where he has been spend
ing the summer
The cOloTed prisoner, George Burnett
who has been held here for some time
/ awaiting the coming Of the Smithsonia
/ Ga, officers. was given his liberty to-day
I the officers falling TO arrive.
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LyNCnnrRo AND pETEasnyRG.
One OF the Most Exciting Contests
ef the SFnsou.

LYNCHBURG. VA, August l4-(Spc-
c,al) The Hill Climbers went out In the
ninth inning to-day IL one Of the pref
test and most exciting games Of the
season. Hallowell dor the visitors,
pllehed magnificent game. only four
scattering hits being secured on his de
livery m eight innings In the ninth.
hoveyer with the score st indng 10 |
In favor OF Petersburg. the fireworks
began. Thompson caine 10 the bat, ana
fined out two-bagger. Piolk struck
out. ana Thompson stole thif' Fefgu-
son walked 70 first. and stole second aud
na0ort the heayy-hittlng TobacconisI
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Iuurni,urg Notes.

LrNENBURG COURTHOUSE. August
1a-tSpeclalD-Th Preshyterians are hold
ing a protracted meeting at the Court
house. conducted by Rev. Mr.. Elder, OF
Prince Edward county.
II rs very dry here Crops need rain
badly.
The County Court. Judge Organ pre-
siding. has been in session since Monday.
There are number OF criminal cases
on the docket. Two negroes We're sent
To the peniteniiary this term-one for
unlawful manning. and one for house
breaking and larceny.
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YeIInw-FcYer nt Vow York.

NEW YORK. August HI '--'- p
poty announced at noon t.
Burte Hyde. aged p years. 3D.
Connecticut. one of the cabin
gers 0n the Ward Line steamer
had developed yeN0w-lryar
Hyde arrived from Havana Money
U1prriur. aud was semi
Island. with tWenty-fogr ot DIS
Messengers. for ohs-r1 alton
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Damaging Hnil-stoTm.

PALMYRA, VA. August li.-tSpecial)-
News has just reached us that severe
hail-storm passed over the north ana
northeast parts Of this county, and a
portion of Louisa, which did great damage
10 the corn crop. and ruined the tobacco
In many places. IL did more damage IN
Louisa, however. than in Fluvanna, My
informant said he saw a cOrn-feld so
s,rluped IL looked as If the fodder had
been pulled.
Crops Of all kinds I'm the neighborhood
are suffering for rain. Both corn and
tobacco will be materially injured unless
we have rain In a very few days.
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Champions Find stivctts's curves
agnin TO Their Liking.

BALTIMORE. ND. August lf-Ihe
Champions again found Stivetts curves
to their liking to-day. and batted out an
easy victory.
With nrst-class support however the
score would have been lower. TWO OF
Raltirnore's threc-baggers should nave
beer easy outs. while Keeler made TWO
hasas ON q bunt. which two Of the visitors
,lloVed 10 roll between them, Whiie
Stivett's chased the sphere into short
r,eht heid. Hoffer was lavish with guns
~ the initial bag. but invariably sieadled
when men were on the bases.
Roth teams contributed to make I'm
pire Hunt uncomfortable throughout the
game.
Carey's batting and two doubles plays
by each club were pretty features. At
tendance, $500. Score:
Baltimore ........ OO3O21oSO-9 u 8
Boston ............ O0O01 o. o % |
Batteries: Hoffer and Clarke: SWEETS
and Camel.
RUSIE HIT HARD
PHILADELPHIA, PA. August Ii
Philadelphia again defeated New YORK
this afternoon by hitting Rusie hard In
the seventh and eighth innings.
The game was not specially interesting.
Nanager-Captain Doyle. VINO was yes
terlav removed from the grounds by
Burnham and fined 1850. did not play,
WILSON taking his place at first base. and
Davis acting as captain.
weather clear. Attendance. $3.50. Score;
II H. T.
pbuaaolpbla ..0O2ooO7oi-I3 10 l
New York ........ O1 Of 2 3 OIL II
Batteries: Lucid Taylor. and Clements;
Rusie end Farrell.
KNELL HIT HARD.
CLEVELAND. O.. August H-Bases
on balls. loose fielding by ST. Louis. and
timely hitting won to-days game for
cleveland KneI was nit hard. but he
kept the hits wen scattered. Attendance,
300 Score:
Cleveland ....... 10O72sco'- u 2
81 Louis ......... 02 / 90 003 o Z ~ !
Batteries: Kohl and Z;mmer; McDougaIi,
Ehrct and Miller.
PITCHERS BATTLE
CINCINNATI. O.. August 1.-THE Gin
clnnatis took the final game OF the series
with Pittsburg this afternoon, IN one OF
the best games OF the season. II was "A
pitchers battle from start 10 finish. and
! both were given excellent support. At
/ tendance. 3.OoO Score
u. VI. E
! Cincinnati ........ 000i 0o0'2
I Pittsburg .......... 5000 O0OO-l
! Batteries: Dwyer and Vaughan; Fore
/ man and Merritt
GUMBERT HIT HARD.
/ BROOKLYN. n. v. August H.--An.
derson's nun Of fly ball and shindle';
! two fumbles enabled the WsshngtonS
20 score Eve runs I'm the fifth inning oil
| to-day's game with the Brookiyns. Gum
| bert was hit hard IN the third and fourti
! innings. and was then replaced by Daub
! who had not been In the box for over 4
| month. Daub was not IN form. and wa,
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R,chmouders I'm New York.

NEW YORK. August ii-tSpecial w.
Il Cav. Grand: Il NJ Graves, Union
Square; J. r. SHELTON. Nendome. + New
ton Grand Union. f.. II. Garcin, Aston;
4. y. Jones. Bartnoidi. c. J. Anderson.
Continental; X. c. ;. Gales. Union Square:
l. Bishop. ST. Stephen: }. y. Orn-
doIff, Broadway Central.
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are determined to do more for IL 'hah
ever before 49,
All crops are looking well IN TINS
| county. There ia a heavy crop OF corn
| and tobacco IL In excellent CONDITION me
seasons have been good and farmers are
T., hfph suirits
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SCORE RY INNINGS.
12345C7S9 T.
Norfolk -. -..-...o0OO0OI0 % o IS
Richmond ..... ....O0O000100 % o O-1
Summary: Earned runs-Norfolk. g.;
Richmond. l. Home runs olliAower and
bradley Twd-hase hirs-Tate. Geier. and
bradley. Ioable plays-OHagan, Nc
Cam. and Tate; E-rte. Housemau. and
Wells. X Us and Wells. stolen bases
Norfolk. @. Richmond. q L.fi ON Ltses-
Norfolk. - Richmond, 3 Struck out-By
NcPartlau g bv G.il,u 3. Base on balls -
or McPmrlal. I, on G.llcn. g. Sacrifice
hits-Gnlen aud O'Hag1n. Hlt by pitched
ball-OHagan Time 81 game hours
and 10 rnirtor I-wrire-J.qnls
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Harrington indictment Dismissed.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. August A.
on motion OF the District Attorney he
Indictment against President c. p. Hunt
ington. OF the Southern Pacific railway,
was dismissed In the United Suites Dis
trlct Court this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-15

NORFOLK. VA. August n-(Specialo
In two OF the finest exhibitions Of the
national game ever seen In this city. the
Richmond team was defeated here TINS
afternoon by the locals. Daring oase-
running magnificent fielding and st'aiY'
Effective pitching together with all the
,thor fine points that are nccdful TO make
contest truly interesting. We're display
ID. ana while the visitors lost both games
they have no reason 70 feel sad at heart
since. for once IN their lives, they were
clearly outplayed.
TWELVE INNINGS.
II took twelve hotly-coniesied innings ID
decide the first game For eleven OF THESE
innings both McPartlan and Gillen had
been pitcbin. the very hest kind OF ball.
and while the former held ont 10 the enA
the latter weakened ia the twelfth ana
lost the game. Eleht hits each had been
made bv the c1ntestlne teams when the
locals went &, tlc bet IN the twelfth IN
ming. Mccain the first man ur. drew
base on balls ana was sdctIiced 10 So
cond by OHaean.
TIE FINE W 'tNlN.
Then the fine work began. Corcoran
nnd Tate singled Thornton sacrificed,
Ceier SINGLED. Collinowcr drove one among
the carriages I'm deep ri-ht field for cir
emit of the bases and Cote singled but
McPartlan ended the misery 10y hying
out - smith. When the dust had cleared
away il was learned that five men had
crossed the rubber during the melee. The
visitors closed the same by going out IN
oue-two-three order.
The only run made 10y the Eluehiris
was 4 drive in the carriages by Bradley
tor a homer in the seventh inning.
WEEKS WAS MASTER.
Weeks was master OF the situation in
the second contest. pitching a superb
game. striking ont eleven men and allow
ine bur three singles 90 be made. Taking
his. together with the fact that he was
very steady. II can readily he seen Why
10 shut out the Bluehirds. on the other
1and. Flynn. who pitched an inning ana q
half for the visitors. was somewhat Wild,
s and after ne had given three bases on
balls and allowed three hits OF him, he
eulked M "a decision ~ the umpire and
left the game. Kahn took his place and
showed that he was 3 good pitcher, as
well as q good fielder and base-runner,
hv holding the locals down T. five hits
turing the remainder q the game. The
1sit0rs did not POT up as clean game
u the field as they ala In the inst cone
lest. and never had chance 10 win. The
features Of both games were the work az
Thornton. Mccain. Berte Houseman,
J'Hagan, ana Wells. The SCORES follow:
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mARRIAGI,s.

BTRTON-KIRrLEY Married. ''
residence ~ the brilrs mother r
rico county. on August l4'h tt
Dr. W. r. Christian Miss MATT.
KIRTLEY and Mr. JOSEPH 81. l.H
TON.
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summary: Earned runs Norfolk. ..
rwo-base hit-Tste. Lcfs on bases-Nor-
folk. 8. Richmond. 8. Stolen bases-Nor-
folk 3; Richmond, ? Sacrifice hit-Cor-
soIan. Struck out--By Weeks, II; by
Kahn. 2 Bases on balls-O Weeks. q;
OF Flynn, Q. on Kaln. I. Hit by pitched
ball--Wceks. Wells Wild ptch-fiynn.
PASSED balls-Cote. Foster Time Of game,
hour ard forty minutes. Umpire Joapes.
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Roanoke ............. ......O22 10000 o.
Portsmouth ........ ........o % y - y"
summary. Earned runs-Eoanoke. },
Portsmouth. /. Base on bails-On Fry, ];
off Monaghan. 3. struck Out-fy Fry. {;
by Moneyhan. /. TWo-bdse hits-Childs
and Moneyhan Three-base hits-Cark
and Vlox. HON, run-Cayille. Double
ulqvs-Fry 10 Little. Padden TO Little,
clark 10 little 10 Clark: ThurstOn 20 Han
to Mangan. Hit by pitched bali-lAtue.
stolen has s-FultZ. Time Of game hour
and so minutes. Umpirc-Mr, Rafferty,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-15
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2 4 80
IVnChhuTg .--..-....-..... D o Q 20 n q IS
Petersburg ................ 100000 Q o.
summary: Earned ns-Lynchburg >;
Petersburg. p Two-h4se hits-Turrcr and
Thompson. Struck Out-By Willis, ,; by
Iloliowell. g. Buses ON bllls-On Wills,
p: of Hollowell. Umpire fireman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-15

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