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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1895-06-05
ROCK HILL HAPPENINGS.
The winthrop AuthOrities-Successfui Con-
cert-Prospecting tor Water Supply
Ofher NOtey.

The Winthrop Authorities-Successfu Con-
cert-Prospecting tor Water supply
Other Notes.
Correspondence of the Yorkville Enquirer.
Rock HILL, June 5.-Senator Till
man, Governor Evans, Supt. Mayfeld,
and Representative Norman Elder,
were here last Friday, in attendance on
a meeting of the executive committee
of the Winthrop college. President
johnson and Colonel Neal were here
at the same time, and many matters of
Importance were discussed and arrang-
ed. One matter Of general interest
was the announcement of the time for
opening the college which is October
End. President Johnson and family
will probably move to Rock Hill about
the lst of July, and will occupy, for
the present, the residence formerly
owned by Mr.. w. H. Stewart, and
which was put in with the other prop
erty included in Rock Hills offer to
the college.
The concert by. Miss Nelson's music
pupils on last Friday night was largely
attended, and the performance did
great credit to both teacher and pupils.
1t will be a source of great satisfaction
to Miss Nelson's many friends in Rock
Hill, to know that she will have charge
of the musical department connected
with the graded school next year.
Quite a group of interested observers
could be seen this afternoon on the
vacant lot just in the rear of the elec-
trio light plant, where some expert
ments are being made with view to
obtaining supply of water from flow
ing wells. Two pipes have already been
sunk which bring fine flow TO the
surface, and from one Of these comes
a stream of cold, clear water at the
rate of seven or eight gallons per min
ute. With few more such flowing
wells as this promises to be, the prob
lem of supplying a system Of water
works for our city could be easily
solved.
The annual sermon before the Pres.
byterian High school, was preached in
the First Presbyterian church yester-
day by the pastor, Rev. Alexander
Sprunt. Taking as his text that pass
age from Pslams, beginning with the
words, "Wherewith shall young man
cleanse his way?" Mr.. Sprunt made
an eloquent and earnest appeal to the
young gentlemen Of this institution to
take the Word of God as their guide
through life.
Mr.. John Roach reached home last
Saturday morning from his Texas trip,
and reports having had a splendid
time. He brought back with him and
presented to DR.. Sandifer, real live
centipede, which is now an object of
great interest to the friends and Gus
toners of Sandifer's drug store.
Services were conducted in the Epls.
pal church yesterday by Rev. McDon-
ough, of Cheraw. DR.. Sweeney is still
in our midst, though his resignation
took effect some time ago.
Mr.. J. J. Hull, of the Rock Hill Her.
aid, left for Sumter last Wednesday,
returned this evening. Mrs. Hull
went with him, expecting to visit
friends in Sumter county.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1895-06-05
NIECKLENBERG's ROAD SYSTEM.

What Major White recently said
about the people living along the line
of that splendidly macadamized road
out from Rock Hill towards the "Black-
jacks" also applies, we are informed,
to the people of Mecklenburg county.
Well, macadamized roads extend out
about five miles in each direction from
Charlotte. In the summer time, when
all the roads are comparatively good,
the Mecklenburg woodhaulers cut large
quantities of wood, haul it to the ends
of the macadamized roads, cord it up,
and let it remain there until the bad
weather Of December, January and
February. Then they haul it into Char
lotte according to the requirements for
the demand for fuel, and get winter
prices for summer labor.
When the road improvement idea
was first discussed in Mecklenburg, it
met with violent opposition. But few
of the people were willing to pay the
heavy taxes that would be required
for the purpose. The situation over
there is now very different. The peo-
pie realize that money spent on the
roads not only returns the best possible
values, but remains at home, and they
do not find the tax at all burden
some.
The Mecklenburg example is the
correct thing. 1t should be emulated
over in York. To get it started may
be like drawing eye teeth; but when
once under way, it will never stop,
and so long as it continues, it must
necessarily be accompanied by increas-
ing prosperity.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1895-06-05
JOHN WORKMAN KILLED.

Ex-Dispensary Constable Workman,
formally located in Yorkville, was
killed at Clinton last Saturday by Dis
pensary Constable S. NJ. Duncan.
The difficulty that resulted in the
killing, occurred on the streets of
Clinton according to a special to the
Greenyille News. Workman approach
cd Duncan, and after short converse
tIon, struck him ever The head with
stick, and then commenced firing.
Duncan drew his pistol and fired at
Workman. In all, eight shots were
fired. Two struck Duncan and three
struck Workman. Duncan received
flesh wounds in each side. One shot
struck Workman in the hand, another
in the breast and a third in the head.
He lived about an hour and half, but
did not speak after the shooting.
Duncan is getting along very well.
The exact cause of the difficulty is
not known. Workman lost his place
in the di'pensary force some time ago.
He believed his dismissal was due to
reports put in circulation by Duncan
to the effect that he "stood in" with
blind tigers. The men had not been
friendly before Workman's dismissal,
and the circumstances aggravated their
enmity. 1t is believed that this Was
the cause of the tragedy.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1895-06-05
Harmony I'm Aiken.

The Democrats of Aiken county
have come together. They have agreed
to divide the delegation from that coun-
ty in the constitutional convention
equally-two Reformers and two
Conservatives. The two Reformers
and the two Conservatives receiving
the highest number of votes in the
primary will be regarded as the Demo
cratic ticket from the county for which
all Democrats will vote at the general
election.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1895-06-05
LOCAL LACONICS.


The Price of Cotton.
The local cotton market continues
steady at from 7 to It for the best
grades.
Until january 1896.
THE TwIcE-A-WEEK ENQUIRER will
he furnished from this date until jan
uary l, 1896, for S1.16.
Appealed.
The damage case of Nevins against
Smith Brothers, has been appealed, by
the plaintiff, Nevins, to the court of
common pleas.
Banks High School.
The closing exercises of the Banks
High school are to be held in the court
house commencing tomorrow night at
8 o'clock. The public is invited.
Children's Day.
The annual celebration of Children's
day took place in the Presbyterian
church last Sunday afternoon. The
main feature of the occasion was the
splendid address by Rev. DR.. j. H.
Thornwell.
Meeting Next Tuesday.
Chairman Brice has called meeting
of the County Democratic executive
committee to be held on next Mon
day, June 10. Business of Importance
is to be considered and full atten-
dance is desired.
Registration Day.
Supervisor Gordon opened his books
last Monday, registration day for June,
pursuant to recent instructions from
the governor. There were about. a
half dozen applications for registra-
tion certificates.
The Horse Traders.
Last Monday was dull day for the
horse traders. There was nobody in
the horse trading line but the protest.
nails, including Currence, Wallace,
Eastes, and Smith Brothers Qhe gyp-
sies). So far as could be ascertained,
the days trading was limited to three
swaps.
Major Beckham Resigns.
A regular meeting of the dispensary
board of control was held in Yorkville,
last Monday. The only happening
worthy of note was the resignation of
Major T. C. Beckham from the board.
The major finds that the pay received
for services on the board is hardly suf-
fcient to cover his expenses. His res
Equation was accepted by the board.
Social Entertainments.
The Misses Wallace gave pleasant
entertainment at the residence Of their
grandfather, Mr.. w. H. Quinn, last
Friday night. About 40 guests were
invited. Prof. Banks gave a similar
entertainment to the High School boys
and the young people of the town gen.
orally, at his residence, on Monday
night. Ice cream and cake were serv-
ed at both entertainments.
What Has Become of Them?
A subscriber in Alabama writes as
follows: "Please ask the correspon-
dents of, or the subscribers to THE En-
QUIRER to tell of the whereabouts of
the members of the old Sixth Regi-
ment band. Farley, Gorley, Gwin,
Burris, Minter, Moore and Blair were
some of the names. l would like to
know the names of each member,
whether or not he is alive, and if alive,
where he is living" We happen to
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1895-06-05
To be Heard Tomorrow.

Tomorrow, June 6, has been fixed
for the hearing of the States appeal in
the registration cases. The hearing
will be at Richmond before Chief JUS
tice Fuller and Circuit Judges Simon
ton and Hughes, constituting the
United States court of appeals.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1895-06-05

when they are able to make anything
at all, and it will put great deal of
ready cash into the pockets of the
man who intelligently develops the
business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-12

,,-,t,A-,< ~, r,l. II Sne.ial -
'' '''''
iu session during this week. The only
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f-.,,.t wallace for hleh-
49,. f.r..,1.ut WAS found
way .i 3D.. ,.,.. .,,l ,t .i.nf wears
.t,....t,,, .rns robbery was
"i '.' ......,.... Dfl ,,bit. man named
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-, .....,,.3 ,,.s .nl, n half-loliar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-12

noon about o'clock. was struck by
Manchester car as he was crossing sew
cnth street. lie was thrown violently 10
The ground. and was picked up In a dazed
condition. sustaining. however. no 1ore
serious Injuries than a sprain,d shoulder
and a general shaking up. The bicycle was
badly damaged
so blame was attached TO the motor
man. Mr.. HIM was riding az a high rate
OF speed. and failed 10 turn sufficiently
sharply TO avoid the car
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-12

The following cases were disposed OF
II the Police Court Yesterday.
ME case OF Freddy Pollard WIN j. hn-
son. George Gibson. and Benjamin Ladd
or throwing rocks at and abusing l.. h.
ieore was continued
Eliza Coles lcolOre ID was sent go jail
or thirty days on The cht-ge Of stealing
ron and coal from tho Chesapeake tlI
ohio Railway Company
Ignius Jenkins tcolorc.D got twelve
n. l,ths as "a suspicious character
PIN Harris (colofcN. stealing brass
rom the ChesUeakc and Ohio Railway
Company Continued.
Neit.c BiLbs. cutting Lizzie smith. Dis
missed
II. Gian.ono, stealing one lot OF shoe
makers tools Dismissed
William Anderson suspicious ch4rac-
e. Dismissed
William johnson (cOlorcD nfiHs pistol
Z William Coleman. sent Oh 20 the
rand Jury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-12


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York Times y-lDri
Do is authorItauA.ir stated t0.nIsht that
Thomas Hll.0mD. Treasury Auditor. .as
ordered AN Investigation into .ae a.-
counts of Aiusu0ffl I. -llnarI. who
for I'll quarter of a century bias ueiI the
r.-, ousIula position 9f Librarian ot Gone
eress
d. l5 stated that there ls n1 Isl .Ioa
ou t.a part 0f the Treasury D.ntt.u.
chat SIR. Sp1norIs accounts Hil ue
found lacking n ans Way fHlr r0-'l
involve bis mr-ritr. Hut fNe delay DID,
rendering these accounts Ii. .a.-. t.e
l..arfm. officials Dob fnnE f.lt t0e
sf-fem u use in lle library Us Boot tl0l-
t..hly husIl IN,
Librarian Sp0n0rIs accounts for t.e
quarter ..Irl March 5lst sl1ulI under
Oh. Iw. has. been Iu the hands .f I..
A..r.r OH or before Arrl m.h. They
ll... r.f -.f been re.eI4.I Air. Spoil
flrIs accounts for THE quarter tnl. I
I... ..n should. under t0r Iaw. have
l.,. t. fra hands of th. AIrII-or OH or
t.t.... t.I., rI.. lat. rof U..r r.r-
I.r.I r.....-. AulIfor fI.f.orn ha.
.l,,.rfre refused fo n,r.r anv flr-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-12

ASHFVIIrE y c.. July Special
VIII NJ Wilkinson. Of this place. was
driving with the wife of Attorney Jcn-
fy-s. near Murphy Cherokee county. late
Who was hd hv the rollsiie. nrel az
Wilkinson brt hit and k'lel bis wife.
Wilkinson drove mile and met man.
whom Dee forced to take charge of the
hcdr. so De- might escape. tie then
boarded a Train coming east. but WAS
arrested and Jailed an rryson city jcn-
rvss fed and has not since been seen.
Jenuyss ana family came from NtW
York. and had been living near Murphy
for few years Wilkinson IS about
twenty years DID, and is The SON ~ "a
pr,mincnt lumber d..Icr who came here
few years ago from the Northwest.
Wnkifson's father and AN attorney went
out 10 Bryson City to-day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-12

TIE Oh Dominion Press Club held n
special meeting last hight and appointed
as committee t0 arrange for noon
light oNcursion on the steamer POcIhou-
tas the following.
Active Mcssrs Noel. Norville. Wheat.
Eoudar and Baldwin.
Associate Mcs.r7 flarW0Od, Mayo,
O'Fcrral. and Winston.
The date o. the excursion has not yet
been decided upon. hIt it viii Doe during
August.
Another meeting OF the CLUB VIII -
nc'd Saturday evening at $3.50 O'Clock 10
loar the report of tlr committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-12
GREAT Bill iT LOTISyILIE
After sixteen Innings the Colonies and
Bean Eaters Stop for Daylight.

and Boston to-day played the longest
and most remarkable game OF the season.
II was ended by darkness after sixteen
innings, with the score a tic.
The game was hard-fought and exciting
from the start. Both pitchers we're IN
splendid form. but Dolan was batted the
more frequently. He was doubled up ny
a batted ball In the eighth inning, but
pluekily found the ball. and sent II -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-12
40 DRINh> NfNr srNDfr.
The Chicf-of- rolicc Proposes To Enforce
the Existing Law.

Major B. h. howard. the new Chief Of
Police. had another conference with Ia
lO0n-ktelers iu mis- office yesterday morn
ing ln regard 90 tNe proper obscINanc.
OF the sunday laws.
Among those who appeared before h.m
al his request was "a committee of The
LIQUOR Dealers Association Major
Howard explained 20 those gentlemen
that he was expected 10 enforce She
existing law ln regard 90 the sale ot
liquor on sunday
II is said hc agreed that the law as
10 stands on the statute book was too
RIB and Dee advised the liquor dealers
10 take the necessary steps for bringing
about am amendment OF the same 'ic
laid great stress upon the fact. however,
that he was expected 20 enforce the
law. aul that hc would dO SO at lll haz-
zari lie added that while hc held his
Office no faVoriusm would Dee shown To
any class of men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-12

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. July 1.-THE
Florence Hotel corner, near the heart or
the city was the scene Of street duei
this Afternoon. The participants We're
N.jor Samuel Houston. a prominent sa-
loOn-keeper and Sat. Stanley, a Well
wnown man-ahOut-tcwn.
Six or eight shots were escnanEei,
Stanley receiving ball IN the calf or
his right leg Houston was not hit. me
cause Of the shooting Is said 10 have
been a disagreement over game or
cards several nights ago. A stray bullet
struck pedestrian some distance away
but did not penetrate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-12

nation Of the Librarians del-y In rem
dcrinr his accounts. Another sue -.
mat has been made is hat politicians
disappointef I'm their efforts 20 cont,
the very valuable patronage Of me =.
braran's office. have instlgated the i"F''
tigatiOn. .t,.
Beyond confirmation OF the iact .',
an Investigation is actually in pros . 80
little could be learned tonight -.
those ia possession of the actual la- ~
Mr. Sponord is SO widely known anu ~
highly respected that all suspicious
TO his personal integrity are repeie''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-12

Miss Mitchell Eccomc- the Bride of MI
". g.. Eryau.

pretty Wedding took place at .
O'Clock last night in the Nouahlc-Suect
Baptist church. when Mr.. William O..
Bryan ana Miss Maggie y. Mitchell We're
married hy the Rev. Mr. Kuyk. Of How
ards Grove. The altar OF the church
was beautifully decorated with palms
and pottod plants. The wedding march
was rendered ny Miss Louise NJ. Miller.
The ushors were Messrs. l.. W. Huucr
T. c. Brauer. Charlie Mitchell. j w.
lNnforl Byron WallersteIn. and Castor
Kraker. The bride WIS hCcominely
gowneI in- travelling dress of blue
cloth. with hat 10 match. and carried
pink roses. After the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs Bryan left for Oid Point.
The bride is the daughter OF Mr. j. G.
Mitchell prosperous resident of. Hen
rico coulty. while the groom is local
horse-iraiuer of considerable note. Many
friends and relatives witnessed the cerc-
mOny.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-12
THE FARMERS DEFEATED
NEW PTTCHEK HINES PROJID
HIMSELF Nv EfSI NfRh.
Mailman Pitched n Great Game and Had
the Farmers at His Mercy Tagged
Fielding the Cause ofthe Large Score

PORTSMOUTH, VA. July n.-Special.-
Petersburg vas defeated easily to-day.
Hines. the Farmers new pitcher. started
IN TO pitch. but proved an easy mark for
the Portsmouths. For the home team. the
work OF Hallman was all that could be
desired. He held the heavy-hittng Pc
tersburgs down. and with any kind of
fielding the score would have been much
lower. Score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-12
OElII AIRY.
Mr.. HrYhY KNoLLr. 81.

MIR Henry knoilo. ST., died at his resi-
dcncc. 40. 734 west Broad street yester-
day morning al G. O'Clock. in the sixty
nffh year of hts age Mr.. Knolle was a
native of Hanover. Germany. but mad
been "a resident Of this city for number
OF years. lie leaves a Wife and one son
10 mourn their loss. Tne funeral viii
take place from So. Johns German Luth-
Gran church tomorrow afternoon at :"
O'Clock. aad the nterment VIII be IN
If.IItr.nUl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-12

In the Cty Circuit Court Yesterday
the following cases were disposed OF.
Charles Haas AGAINST ~ Roses 'Neeu-
tor Judgment for ulaintim for sl>i.
N BENJAMIN a-aiust l.. 81. Robinson.
Verdict and Judgment for defendant.
Citizens Bank AGAINST vernon {.
$ hryeu Judgment for plainun Tor
So. subject TO credit
I'm thc case of D.. f.. Wilson against
John Bowlos' administrator Judgment
was rendered for $3.50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-12
BoANohEs rorBrH sTRAIGHr.
Norfolk an Easy Mark for the Magicians
The score.

ROANOKE. Va, July u.-Special.-
Norfolk fcn an easy victim TO Roanoke
to-day, and the Maeicians won their
fourth straight victory. The home team
continued their good work and played
remnant ball. Cavanaugh and sheier
particularly distinguished themselves.
AfcCann was in the box for the home
team. and outside OF the first !nnins Doe
had The CLANS completely at his mercy.
In the first. however Dee was touched
up for single. a double. triple, ana
"a home rum Chari dome the twrlns
for Norfolk. and hc was hit hard through
out The game. The Magcians found MIN
for fifteen hits with "a total oi twenty
seven bases He was also Wild sending
seven men TO first on balls, anu making
three wild pitches.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-12

first In time 10 catch Spies The special
features were fuckers twenty-four put
outs. and q sinsle-hand catch OF a hisn
1y by Duffv.
Mccarthy and Spies we're taken out ana
fined for engaging IN a lively sIat IN the
fourteenth inning Attendance, 100.
Score: H. H. r.
L'yiile 00O0O00OOO IL
Bstn O0O1 100000 i 3
Battcries-M ,Dermott and Warner. DO
Ian and Ryan. Game called on account
OF dark css)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-12

Mt W. Peuick shelton. for several
years connected with the Citizens Bank.
has accepted the position OF assistant
paymastcr OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company. lie is one OF the most
popular young men in town, and his
friends Will rejoice TO learn OF his sue
casA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-12

CHICAGO, July n.-Chicaso was an
easy thing fCr tho Champions to-day
The locals could 30 rothing with Hem-
ming, and be received naenihccnt sup
port. Hutchinson was knocked out OF
the box in tho second iunirg. Thornton
was put in % finish the game. and re-
Score. h. "A. r.
Chicago .......... OOO3OO00O-3 q
Baltimore ..... O6511O00 - %
Bateries-HItcninscn. Thornton. ana
DonOhue. Hommlng and Clark.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-12

NORFOLK. VA. July II. -Spccial.-Jo-
scrh Fine. the merchant assaulted In his
store Tuesday night by three negroes.
Who made their escape. died of his in
jlrics his morning. officers are on the
track OF his murd,icrs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-12

" Mcdonald priteharl and Henry j.
Morris filed bin iu the Law and Equity
Court yesterday against the Newport
News Company for alleged failure 90
comply with the requirements OF the
charter held hy that corporation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-12
A IilcXcllSf Hurt.

Mr.. Beverley HILL young man about
.,xhteen years OF age, whilst riding
xcvcle ON Grace street wednesday after
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-12
Totals
PETERSBURG

Summary. Earned runs Portsmouth. >.
Thrcc-base hits-knOX. TwO-hase hits
ThurstOn. Fuller 90. Reed. Base on balls
off Mailman. @. OH Brandt /. of James.
4. OF Hines, q. Hit by Hallman-s san
ford and Pcndcr. Struck out-by Mailman,
8. by Brandt. ]. by Hines. 3. Nud pitches
Brandt. James. T. Passed balls-thiids.
Left on bases Pctcrsburg, 4. Portsmouth,
g. stolen bases Knox 90. Reed, HarsrOye,
Hallman 90 Umpire Hoggins.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-12
CANES TO DAY,
CANES TO-DAY.
At Richmond.
Ivrchhurg US. RichmCni.
At Portsmouth.
Petersburg vs.. Portsmouth.
At Roanoke.
Norfolk Us. Roanoke.
ss.Hra

lack Knorr viii pitch to-day, and either
Kelly or Foster Will catch.
Four straights for Roanoke. The Ma
eicians are playing good ball now. and
# they win to-day they Will tie
the Crabs for hfth place
The New York club fas won the last
four out Of FIVE games. and three OF them
were shut-outs The Giants never play
bah until after the Fourth.
Louisville played Boston a siNteen-in.
mig game yesterday. an the score stood
% when the game was called on ac-
count Of darkness.
The Hustlers are moving alOng They
have an eye on the ball now
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-12

PITTsBURG. PA. July u.-Hawley
hit for TWO bases in the sixth inning
to-day with two men on the bases and
the double virtually won the game for
Pittsburg. Brooklyn took ON batting
streak ia the eighth and ninth innings.
and hit Hawlcy safely for three Tunes,
adding three runs and tying the score.
Griffin disputed several close decisions
OF Umpire Emsiie iu the innings. and
was so persistent in kicking that be was
fined 81
with two singles and a sacrifice. Don0-
vans batting was the feature. Atten-
dance. 2Ul.
Score. r. II. +.
Pittsburg. ......O1OO03oOO1-5 - ,
Brooklyn. ........l O0oO021 l0 o
Batteries. Hawlcy ana Merritt, Lucid
and Grim
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-12

GfMr- SCHEDULED JOB TODAY
Philadelphia af So Louis
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-12

STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Canes won and lost by each club 20
D..F ofIfr club.