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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
THE BIBLE CONFERENCE.
study of the PrOpliccies-Eynng
Iistic Freedom, Etc.


FORT MONROE. VA. June 15.-The
morning session of the Bible conference
was called to order by Rev. g. c. Need
har.
Rev. Jonn W. Dean. the eminent
Quaker evangelist Of philadelphia, was
the first speak r. He was followed by
Professor Stifler Of Cpzier Theological
Seminary. Chester. Pa, who took the
eighth chapter OF Romans and dissected
1t for the edihcation Of his hearers. In the
afternoon Roy. George G. Needham
smoke on the second coming Of the Lord
and kept his audience busy making notes
of reference for future consideration. Rev.
l. c. Schoheld. ID. D., of Dallas. Texas.
an easy and graceful speaker, addressed
the convention on "A Key TO the Study
of Prophecy"
He said il was too common custom
among both ministers and iaymen 10 give
the prophecies but brief consideration,
turning TO other matters that required
| 60 thought. They were an interesting
subject 10 the student, and des rye more
careful attention. lie pointed out NUM-
her of prophecies that had already en-
fulfilled, in whole or in part. among
others, the scattering of the Jews into
every land.
In the evening, Mr.. John Dewitt Doum-
NOR. evang list Of Brooklyn. discussed
"E,vanseiistic Freedom" Mrs. Abbie G..
Marrow. editor OF the Sunday-School IL
illustrator. OF New York. spoke on "Conse-
Grafton" She was followed ~ P"r
Munhall, the eminent evangelist OF Ger
r,antown. who toCA ior nis euDJoct,
Gods Message
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Lynchiug I'm Georgin.

DUBLIN, GA, june l5.-tSpeciai.)-The
body OF negro perforated by p.stol-btils.
ard dangling from the end OF plow-
line tied 20 the limb Of tree. greeted the
early travellers at the ford OF Pendleton
creek to-day. George Harris was the
ns,ro Thursday Harris went TO the house
Of Mr. George Beasley. Montgomery
farmer. evidently with the purpose OF
criminal assault Beasley was away. and
the negro knew II. He was foiled. A
nosse started after him. and hounds were
nut on his track, He was caught near
pendlcton creek. and swung TO- tree.
T.hsn he was perforated with buiietA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16

BEDFORD CITY. VA, June 5.-(Spe-
cial)-Cards have been issued 10 the
marriage OF Miss Frances O. Buford. one
of the most popular young ladies' of the
Town, to Mr.. Thomas T. Oliver, on We'd
nesday next.
Miss Minnie Nichols who has been
teaching In the art department of a school
for young ladies IN Greensboro. Ala,
has returned home
Mr.. J. q. Dickinson, a former resident
of the county but now Of kanawa, w.
Va. IL here on a visit.
Professor T.. Sumter Smith and family,
OF Randolph Macon Academy. have left
for their vacation.
Miss +. O tiuford, OF Dublin. and Miss
Annie Clayton. of Maryland. are the
guests OF Mrs. H. V. Jordan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
LOUISVILLE UNLUCKY.

BROOKLYN. n. Y. June with sup
port McDermott would have won ms
gam: to-day. The home players were
credited with several hits, which should
have been easy outs. Lucid retired at the
end OF the sixth inning on account OF
his neck being sore. Gumbert. who took
his place. came near losing the game. tie
gave three bases on balls and was touched
up for home-run, two doubles, and
single. Anderson made a star catch or
Welch's line drive to deep left. Attend
ance 1000 Score: r. H. +.
Rrooklvn .... q 401 3 90 3
Louisville ....2 OOO0l302-S II 6
Batteries: Lucid. Gumbert. and Grim;
McDermott and WEIGH
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NORFOLK LOSES TWO.
Portsmouth Succeeds I'm Taking
Them without Much work.

NORFOLK, VA. June 15.-(Speclal.)-
Norfolk lost two games 10 Portsmouth
this afternoon, the first being close and
exciting, the last being almost a farce, so
far as Norfolk was concerned. Weeks
pitched for Norfolk in The first contest,
and in the FIRST two innings eight hits,
netting six runs. were made; after that
he settled down and but three times was
he hit safely. but the lead was never
overcome, although in the ninth inning it
looked as If Norfolk would pull out
victory Brandt became unsteady, and he
was hit Tor double, a three-bagger, and
a single, and three men crossed the rub
Der. Cole was on third base when Jones
ended the agony by pulling down Hers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
RInndN Eighf of RiNnls.

GATE CITY, VA, June l5.-(Speciai) =
A man named Simons and a man named
Stone have for some time been rivals
for the hand of a widow named Sexton
I'm the edge of Hancock county, Tenn.
wednesday night the rivals met at MIS-
Sections home, and soon got into bloody
battle. Stone stabbed Simons. perhaps
fatally Slmons struck Stone with
chair and knocked him senseless, then
fell himself. The furniture was badly
dauaopd
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ROANOKE LOSES TO PETERSBURG.
CnvanauGh Saves the Macicinns
from n Shut-Ouf.

ROANOKE. VA, June 15.-(Special)-
Roanoke lost TO Petersburg today
through errors The Magicians are
credited with but three misplays, but
they all counted in the run-gettng. Seve-
second and third, but they could not fur
nish the necessary hit to bring them In.
Packard was hit harder than the score
indicates. and had It not been for the
magnificent support he received the result
would have been different. Breen and
Pender particularly distinguished them
selves. Both pitchers were hit safely five
times, although three Of the hits secured
of Mccain were veritable scratches.
Cavanaugh saved Roanoke from a shut
out by putting the ban over the fence in
the ninth inning. Score:
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Mean temperature. .................oOo D.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK. June l5.-Chlcago Gas was
the feature Of the stock market to-day
Nearly 5000 shares OF the stock were
traded in, the price ranging from 'Zn
- 1-Sc. Opening transactions were at 'he
figures given. 5000 shares having changed
hands. TIE last sales on Friday were NJ
II 7-sc. The failure to pass the Cohson-
dation bill at Springfield yesterday led 10
the decline noted. but the reaction
brought in buying orders, and recoV ry
TO "A ensued. The break In Gas al the
openinC upset the calculations OF those
operating for higher prices in the gene
raj list. and all OF them hesitated.
With the rise in Gas, however, opera
tors gained courage and bought MODE
ratelv of the Changers, Tennessee Coai
and Iron. Minnesota and st. Louis, Ne"
England. Canada southern, and SusquG
hanna and Western. The rise IN these
issues ranged from IA to "a per cent
susuuehanna and Western preferred, -.
nessee Coal and Iron. and Canada Soue--
ern leading. Susquehanna mad Western
rreferred rose 10 81 rs on the beiet
that the company is now In an easy hnan-
clal position. Tennessee Coal and iron
sold ND 20 81 on the improved condition
of the Southern iron trade.
The Industrials, outside Of Chicago Gas
were quiet and firm. Consolidated Gas
was exceptionally weak and iel per
cont. TO lHgli5 l-2.
Speculation closed firm In tone. Net
changes in the usually active list snow
advances of i-sal Is per cent. Tennessee
coal ard Torn, however, gained 80 pei
cent. Chicago Gas lost 3-S p T cent all
Reading SIS per cent The total salys
were no 100 shares, including ll2VO hslth,
The bond market was active anu
strong. .- .-,> ,,xc,I,>-cr
Money on call. per cent; prime, or ner,
camille paper. 3G3 IL per cent. SterIlng
evchanee frmer. with actual business IN
hankers bills at A.s LASTS IL Tor
sixtv DAYS. and I4.S9 LA ~ 81 IL Tor de-
s,a1d nosted rates. sLs9QSL9o; COM
msrciaI bills. NN 14qA.ss. -,
Par silver. q; 3-lc.; silver al the poaru'
sid AZ &C. for 10000 ounces.
Government bonds firm. STATE poIlis
inlet Railroad bonds strong.
treasury balances: Coin. ss2''srVVo; cur
rency SGj.599oo.
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Tennessee Company stock I"@es
Another Upward shoot.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA. June l5.-Ths
Tennessee Coal, iron. and Railroad Com
pany to-day mad an advance OF cents
a ton on all grades Of iron produced by
them. This IS the 9Th advance made. and
the product is now $50 higher than three
months ago The Tennessee company
have sold ahead for two or three months.
and the advance in prices does not af-
feet oredrs now being filled.
Tennessee stock to-day took another
inward shoot, reaching 20.
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Guarantee Tailoring Co.,
$50 east Main street.
ljc 16-Su. Tu&Thl
FINANCIAL.
MARGIN TRADING EXPLAINED.

WHNUIN INhDINu I'M LniHHU'
No matter what booklet on speculation
you may have read. send for ours. IL IL
new and complete, ani clearly defines
Margin Trading and explains all market
expressions. Crop Iamage reports from
the winter-wheat States show deplora-
BILE state OF affairs, and indicate only
about half crop OF an inferior quality.
We believe wheat viii sell above 81
bushel and advise purchasing at present
prices on a 3 or cents margin. send for
our tally market letter. telling when and
in what TO invest. II Is free.
ARBOGAST & co,
je l6-Suit AS Traders Building, Chicago.
HINTS TO INVESTORS AND SPEci'.
LATORS' 9TH edition. sent ifce. IN
plainly indicates TIE best and safest way
TO MAKE money quickly by stocks. Al.
dress LANGDoN & CO, Bankers. - Wal
street. New York. Je lo-sulJt
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

fsIN fiNfVNDf n, JUIr 10, Do
No auction sales to-day and private
sales very light.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigar
cites $3.50: tobacco. $685. s. Total. Sl7L
Private sales for the week: Wrappers
So filters. 232: cutters II: dark leaf. 49,.
scrap. ?: Tugs. 2iS. Total. lgi hogsheads
against i.0i2 hOgsheads last week. and Lie
hOgsheads for same week last year.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigar
cites. Sli36574. tobacco, s13.SiS.sl. Total,
s2.2l555
Business this week has been about the
same as last week Cutters and dark Leaf
were most in demand, and were quite ac-
tiv,.' Other grades except Tugs, were
dull
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u, g., cropE MARKETS.
CARL BROwNE WEEDS MISS COxEY.
The Ceremony tn he Repeated III
u,.hiucton July 1th.

CLEVELAND, O., June ia special
from MasslIlon. o.. says: Carl Browne
and Miss Mamie Coxey. erstwhne Cod
dess of Peace. of the Commonweal, were
secretly married last evening by Justice
Folger.
The bride and groom separated after the
ceremony, with the expectation OF keep
ing the fact 10 themselves until tho
Fourth Of July, when they VIII have an
other and spectacular marriage IN
Washington.
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KILLED ny 4 TROLLEY-CAR.
An Elderly Lady and Her Grand
son Lose Their Lives.

WTLLIAMSPORT, PA, June l5.-At $50
O'Clock this morning Mrs. Nelson a
Byers. wife OF prominent lumberman
of this city. and her iyear-old grandson
Nelson Balen. Of Buffalo, n. Y. were
killed by being struck by trolley-car.
Mrs. Byers had crossed the street 10
speak to a neighbour, and the boy followed
her. The little fellow started TO return
home. and was crossing the track IN
frcnt OF a trolley-car when his grand.
mother ran 10 save him. She stumbled
and feI as she reached him. and both werr
crushed beneath the car. Mrs Byers was
instantly killed. while the boy sustained
a crushed skull and died an hour after
wards
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
showed Bucnn Vista Under.

LEXINGTON. VA. June l5.-(SpeciaL,
The Washington and Lee team played
their last game Of the session this after
noon. and showed Buena Vista under
by score OF - TO !. Hits-'NarSity' 81
Buena Vista, g. Struck out-By Pratt u;
by Todd, s. Batteries: 'Narsity-Pratt ana
Foster Buena Vista-Todd ana Mooina"'
I-mpirp. Mr. Powell.
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SECOND GAME.


Summary: Earned runs-Portsmouth, ,.
Two base hits--Knox. Reid, Joanes. Double
plays-c0scoran. McCann, Hager. stolen
bases Portsmouth. 8, Norfolk. 4. srock
out--By Clare. l. by Wynne. 4; by Hager'
3. Bases on balls-Of Clare. s; of Wynne'
/; OF Hager, 3 Hit by pitched bali-ciare
Wynne 49, Hager 90. Time OF game-z
hours. Umpire--McLaughlin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
FIRST GAME.


Summary: Earned runs-Portsmouth. .;
Norfolk. /. Three-base hit-McGann.
Two-base hits-Reid. Joanes. Thurston %.
Fuller. Double plays-Fuller and Hall;
McGann and O'Hagan. Struck out-By
Brandt, s: BY Weeks. 6. Bases on balls
on Brandt 8; on Weeks. 4. Hit by
pitched ball Brandt. |; Weeks, /. Passed
ball-Cole. Time OF game hour aud 45
minutes. Mclaughlin.
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KILLED on the Rail.

WYTHEVILLE. VA. June l5-(Spe-
cial) -George Washington, simple
minded but harmless old negro man, was
knocked off the track Of the Norfolk and
Western railroad by the east-bound vesti-
bule train and instantly killed this after
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
THE RANK STATEMENT.

The weekly statement Of the Associated
Banks shows the following changes: Re
serve. decrease. $i.709.V.o: loans. increase.
81, 49,, 800; specie, decrease, H,5li,5U. legal
[, nders, increase, S5l0.3o0; deposits, IN
crease. s. SIS. go: circulation. increase. Vs.
Uco.
The banks now hold 81. a5s, 800 In excess
OF the requirements of the - per cent.
rule
The New York Financier says: With
money ruling at the lowest figures. the
Associated Banks of this city report to-
day the largest volume of loans outstand-
ing since the ganizatiOn OF the clearing
house. only oncc-December ), lSsi-has
the present total been approached. ana
less than half a dozen times has the
sJ0O, co. 900 mark been reached.
The current statement cannot be regard
ed as unfavorable. The flow OF money
from the interior however. continues In
a seemingly endless stream, and had II
not been for the unusually heavy changes
In the several items the reserve must
have increased rather than shown de-
crease OF nearly s2.o0ooCo. The loss OF
A5i..J00 In specie was due solely 20 the
transfer OF 900 held by several gov
eminent repositories 10 the Treasury last
week This gold has already figured as a
Treasury balance, and the decrease indl-
Gates that Ii also figured az a bank bal
ance. Ii Is said that the loss reported by
the entire list Of clearinghouse banks
counts almost exactly by the decrease re"
ported BY one bank alone. How Tree-
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VIII Go 10 Portsmouth.

Root John 6. Small will run an ex-
cuision TO Portsmouth Tuesday in order
that the cranks may have an opportunity
Of seeing Richmond and Portsmouth play
BAH.
The Blueblrds go to Portsmouth to-day
and Will be In Norfolk the last three days
OF the week. They are then schedul 10
return here ana again meet Lynchburg
bust there rs a proba bility OF these games
he!ng transfer 10 Lynchburg. in order
that more games may be gotten in Rich
mcnd during August.
Umpire Daley was sick Yesterday and
two OF the players did the umpiring
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
co,to,-Niu stock Increase.

AUGUSTA. GA, June 1.-THE. Enter
prise Manufacturing Company. one OF
the largest cotton-mills in this section,
resolved at a meeting OF the stockholders
to-day TO increase the capital stock not to
exceed s500o With this Increase the En-
terprise company will have 5000 spindies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16

MONTGOMERY. ALA. June ia spe-
cial to the Advertiser from Selma. Ala.
saws: The wife of Rev. j. A. Peterson.
presiding elder OF this district. died very
suddenly at her residence. in this city.
this afternoon. Mrs. Peterson rose from
her bed and fell TO the floor unconscious.
dying in a few minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
INC0 MES sxAlL OR LARGE
DOUBLED.
Address with postage for particulars
US. SAVING CO., Washington, d. Q.
Reliable agents wanted everywhere. 10 1891

HAVE YOU IDLE MONEY?
We have some deferred payment notes.
ranging from 500 to 500, foS disco ant "a
per cent, amounting nearly u 7 per
cent. interest.
We wish 10 lend out at once on CITY
REAL ESTATE FOR THREE YEARS
OR FIVE YEARS AT Q PER CENT,
two amounts OF 5000 each, and the FOL
lowing amounts OF $780, $500 $500
81 $50, and 5000.
]. THOMPSON BROWN & co.
te l5-2t
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LOST BY WYNNE.

The second game was lost by Wynne.
Besides being wild, he was hit hard, and
at no time was the result In doubt. Nor
folk did some very clever fielding in the
first game. but they donned their queues
in the second game, and reminded one OF
an aggregation from poor down-trodden
China.
Portsmouth did not put up a brilliant
fight In either game, winning the hrst
in two innings. and the second by their
opponents miserable work.
Foiioving are the scores:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
SOUTHERN R'wAY a $. .. ASSN.
Nj cting in New York-Proposed New
Trun1c Agreement.

M cting in New York-Proposed New
Trafic Agreement.
NEW YORK, June ia meeting OF
tho Southern Railway end Steamship A.
ISOLATION was held at the Waldorf Hotter
this morning. The delegates present con-
sisted of the executive officers OF the
yarious southern transportation coIii-
panIes. The object OF the meeting was
10 form a new freIght-traffic agreement
covering comparative business for the
year b ginning August Let next and ex'
piring. by limitation July 81. 1885.
Among those present were Samuel
Spencer. OF this city, president OF the
Southern railway: Sol Haas, OF Washing
ton, President Spencer's assistant: Ii. W.
Conner, OF Savannah. receiver OF the Cen
trail Railroad OF Georgia; Thomas n.
Scott, OF Augusta, general manager OF ths
Georgia Pacific; IA. NJ. Smith, president
OF the Atlantic and West Point railroad;
s. r. Knott Of Louisville. vice-president
of the Louisville and Nashville railroad;
r. ST. John. of Portsmouth. Va, VICE
president Of the seaboard AIRLINE; II. L.
Smith. of Cincinnati. general freigh'
agent of the Queen and Crescent route
T. NJ. Emerson, of Wilmington, n. -
traffic manager OF the ADVANTAGEOUS
Line; Colonvl T.. b. Stahlman, OF Nash
Vile commissioner Of the Southern Raii-
way and Steamship Company.
". G.. Erwin. vice-president or the
Plant system. presided.
The members remained In executive ses-
sion until las o'clock this afternoon, aus
cussing proposed changes TO be moor
porated in the new agreement. AS they
could not agree upon any definite sched,
ule to-day the officials present decided
to postpone action until Monday next az
1890 o'clock. when another meeting VIII
be held at the Waldorf.
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p.,,h Of Jo.epb It. Tuni..

BALTIMORE. ND. June i5.-Joseph T.
Tunis. a wealthy resident OF Norfolk. Va,
died last night on board the steamer
Georgia while en- route from Norfolk 10
Baltimore.
His death was due 10 asthma and liver
trouble He was 20 years of age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
Collector Dnshicll Dead.

BALTIMORE, MD. June l5.-H. II.
Dashieu. Collector Of Customs at the
port Of Crisfeld, Md. died to-day OF
heart failure. He expired sitting at his
desk in the custom-house. lie was IS
years old.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
KILLED nv n Falling Limb.

MONTGOMERY. ALA, June ia
special 20 the Advertiser from Gadsden.
SAYS: In Ettowah county. yesterday. Rev.
T. J. Holman. a Baptist minister. was In
stantly killed by falling limb. which
struck him on the back OF the neck.
breaking his neck and crushing his skull.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND VA June Il 1885,.

Offerings: Corn-White, go bushels.
No sales reported.
Quotations.: Wheat-Longberry So to
SEC: mixed. 50 to &c; shortberry. 81 10
s5c.; No. rcd s. to sec. Corn-White Nlr-
ginia. 50 10 sc; No. 2 white. Is to SIC. ;
No. mixed. So to 55l2c. Oats-No. mix
ed. - to Size; No. mixed, 80 to SSlec.
fRyg .. 70 $50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16

abiins product to oppose the weak sRscu.
was still OF light volume. very little n.
tcrest being taken In the market; ~ the
close July pork was &c. higher tnan yes
terday. July lard 2i4d5c. higher ana July
ri The leading futures ranged as follows;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16

sury balance can be also figured 40
bank balance IN somewhat strange.
The increase OF S2.8l9. 200 In deposits ana
S5l0,3OO in legal tenders rejects the IN.
terror movement. and the expansion or
N4s7,9Q In loans. II not made up largely
Of stock-exchange transactions, Is an en-
couraging sign OF the revival In business.
One year ago the banks were carrying an
excess reserve OF SIC, 3765I6, and loans were
"a, 600 900 less. Two years since the banks
were issuing clearing house certificates.
and while the abbreviated statement then
issued weekly showed an apparent sur
Mus reserve Of 100000. II Is known that
many banks were then below the limit
required by them. Since then the New
York banks have practically absorbed
three heavy bond Issues. and still they
have so 100000 surplus money to loan.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE. June l5.-Virginia ys
nominal at 70 5-S bid; do. century. bonds.
81 5-saSe: Baltimore and ONO, G -
Ncrthern Central, 10 asked; Consolidated
Gas stock, 81 l-4u63 liz.
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PETERSBURG.

Summary: Earned runs-Roanoke. l; Pc
tersburg, l. Bases on balls-O1 Mccain,
.: off Packard. l. S,ruck-out-By Nc
Cam. l. by Packard. ]. Two-base hit
Lippert. Home run-Cavanaugb. Double
play-Voix 90 Cavan7ugh 10 Little. stolen
bases-Welch Lippert Time Of camel
hour and % minutes. Ump!re-Mitchell.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
superb Ptciding-Aimost boston
Wnlkov~r for Awhile.
p0gTON MASS.

BOsTON, MASS, June l6.--rhe Bostons
won to-days game from the cleyelands
by superb fieiding. Doian was under nrs
in the sacly part OF the game. II looked
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LONDON AND PARIS.

LONDON. June l5.-Bar silver, 30 i-2d.
5P. M.-Paris advices quote per cent.
rentes at lot, 81 IL centimes. for the
account.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16

like a walkover for Boston. but Childs
made home-run hit over the right-feld
fence. with two bases full in the fifth,
and from that on IL was a hard struggle.
Attendance. 20 Score: r. II. T..
Boston ...........03l OIL co. IS IN 3
Cleveland .........0 000io01 % 3
Batteries: Dolan and Ryan; Cuppy and
thinner
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THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
WA clear and warmer. The skies at MD
night were overcast.