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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09
NORFOLK AND ROANOKE.
Captain Pnddcn Refused to Con-
tinue the Game.

NORFOLK. VA. June S-(Special)-
With the score standing to 6 against
nim and with two men out and two men
on bases in the last half of to-day's
game between Norfolk and Roanoke
Captain Padden. Of the latter team. OBJ
iected to a decision at the home plate OF
Umpire Wynne, and refused TO continue
the game. The umpire. after the men
went off the field, gave the game TO Nor
folk. Scores to o. Captain Padden pro-
tested the game.
As for that portion OF the game which
was PLAYED. II was clearly a victory for
the locals. Notwithstanding the fact that
they made more errors than their OPP
ponents they so far outbatted them as TO
win ont. Weeks, who pitched for the
Norfolks. was very effective, In fact, ne
was not hit at all except in the sixth
inning when a double and two singles
were raped out: while. on the other
hand. Stabl was somewhat an easy mark
for the locals. and was hit freely during
the entire game.
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The following fneurberD OF fecoue Locye'
No. 100 ]. O. .. f., VIII meet IN heif
rooms. at Corupran Hall. Monday, at
O'Clock p. NJ. To pay tho hast tribute
Of respect 10 our deceased brother. John
III. Russell; II. 4. Horner. n. c.; X.
4. Houghtop, v. c.: p. @. c. w. Enos.
chaplain: w. A. Clarke, Jr., War; y.
II. ElIiotte; p. C. J. 7. Ballew; +. g. NJ.
w. Lakewood: =. @. G. Il. Aramons.
BY order OF the Noble Grand.
c. 7. AMMONS. Secretary.
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THE FEATURES.

The features Of the game were the
running catch by McGann OF Stahls fly
and the double play TO Corcoran which
followed. the catching OF Geier. and the
opportuue batting Of Mccain and Kelly.
Umpire Mitchell gave way to- amateur
Umpires Mccain and Wynne after the
ffth inning, but the roasting that the
locals received from the professional was
continued by Mccain. 1t was simply ter
ribe depriving Norfolk Of at least three
runs. and giving Roanoke at least two 10
her credit The score follows:
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
pTC,tINYOND Tune 4 1895

RICHMOND. June & 1895.
Offerings: Wheat, q bushels; Corn
White. GO bushels. Oats. Los bushels.
Mill ofal. - tons.
Sales. Wheat, 25i bushels.
Quotations: Wheat-Longberry, IS TO s9c
mixed. S. TO s9c.; shortberry, - TO SIC
No. 2 red. SO to sec. corn-White Nir-
GINA, 81 to Sc. No. 2 white, 81 10 DC
Mo. mixed, So to 56iac. Oats-No. :
mixed, "a to 3p2c.; No. mixed. 80 to
33lac. Rye, s. to CSC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09
Sou TurkiSh Cabinet.

CONSTANTINOPLE. June S.-The
Turkish Ministry to-day resigned, and a
new Cabinet is being formed, with Said
Pasha as Grand Nizier.
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MARNIAGES.

PERKINS - RICHARDSON Married.
Jrrne 9Th. at the residence Of the brides
mother. In Louisa county. Miss HAi.ILE
/. RICHARDSON to Mr.. AIPHoSSo
NJ PERKINS. Jr
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row TIE CLUBS STAND.
Southern League,

At Montgomery: RH.E
Montgomery .....0O021 % 8
Atlanta ............0 3 10000 0-5 8 3
Batteries Neal and Kehoe; Horner
and Wilson.
At Little Rock: r. III. T..
Little Rock. ......1 90 20 o 90 OIL l
Evansville ........1 0 600 Ol-3 ]
Batteries: Crinion and Fideld; Moran
Evans. and Fields.
At Memphis: X. II. Il.
Memphis .10200010O- 2
Nashville .........0 90 0 o - Z 7
Batteries: Gillen and O'Meara; Herman
and frost. Tie game.
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1oNnoN AND PARIS.

roSnON Jupe S-Bar silver, % SD.
sp M-Paris advices quote per cent.
rentes al i0e francs. A i. confines, Tor
the account.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUsf-
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices of Money, bonds, Stocks
Grain, Tobnces, Cotton, &C., and
I'm Addition Thereto the weather
Indications.

r WASHINGTON. d. c., june g.
lcI0NNl for Virginia Increasing
cloudiness, with showers IN ex-
| treme western portion Sunday
night; warmer IN central and eastern por-
tons; easterly winds.
For North Carolina: Cloudy weather
warmer IN eastern portion: easterly winds.
TIE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and cool. The skies at mid
night were cloudless.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09
THE FARMERS DowNEp.
Lynchburg Captures Another Game
from Them at Petersburg.


PETERSBURG, VA, June a--(Spe-
cial) captured the second
game from Petersburg this evening by
punching their hits in the eighth inning.
Up 10 this time the Farmers had "A lead
OF four runs. and looked like sure win
ners, but the visitors caught on TO Allo-
ways delivery and hit him for four
singles. a home run, and these hits, along
with two serrors by Lyons. netted the
visitors five runs and won the game.
The Farmers started the run-making
IN the second inning. when Turner hit
the ball over the fence for a home run.
In the fifth the visitors scored two runs
and took the lead on a. base on halls and
McLntyrc's homc-run hit over centre
field fence. Petersburg took the lead In
the sixth. when Turner was given his
base on balls and went to second on sui
livan's single. Both OF these runners
were advanced a base on Breen's single,
and AL three scored on REFERS two
haze hit IN deem centre field.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09
,,,r,uopE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, June S.-virginia, ss.
- -. Baifimore and Ohio Southwest m,
i's iii bid: Consolidated Cts stock, Oh i-sp
So gas, bonds, SIS. hb IA Did; do'' %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09
EOuR MORE Rims.

in the seventh Petersburg added four
more runs 20 her score on single hits by
Turner and an error by beahy and SAN
ford's homer run hit over right-ffesd fence.
Lynchburg scored two in this inning on
q base on balls and Piock's home-run hit
over left-hehi fence. In the eighth the
visitors made five runs.
McKenna and AIboway were In the box
for their respective teams. and both
pitched good BAN and were well support
ed. In the ninth inning Orth was put in
the box for the visitors. and Mckenna
sent to right field. Orth struck ont the
first man to the bat, and the next two
batsgrnen went out on an easy hit TO the
inf'eld and a fly To Smith in centre field
Tho scOre.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09

Lynchburg ...... ........O wv =
Summary: Earned runs-Petersour& 81
Irnchbure, &. Home runS-TurRer, San
ford Mcintyre. Flock and Foster. Two
base hits-Keefer, and MCINTYRE: Bases
on balls-Om Alloway, 2: of hckenna, !.
Struck out-By Alloway, /; by Orth. 1.
BILE plays-PeDder Breen, and Turner;
Leahy, Mcintyre, and Flock; Mcintyre,
Leahy. and Plock. Stolen bases-keefer,
/: Foster, 1. wild pitches-Alloway. 2;
NcKenna. 2. Passed balls-K eefer. 2: Fer
guson 3 Time of game. hours and Is
minutes. Umpire, Mr.. Mclaughlin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09
OHIO DEMoCRATfC CONFERENCE.
CampbcII to lie Nominated for Gov
rruor-The scnatorshfp.

CINCINNATI. o.. June S-The Eve
ming Post says: A conference OF leaders
OF the Democratic party In Ohio was he'd
here to-day at which Senator Brice. ex-
Governor Campbell, and Congressman
Sorg were present. After the confer
ence. II was pretty will understood that
Ex-Governor Campbell will head the DEM
ocratic ticket this fall. He may not be
an ayowed candidate for Governor. but
care will be taken that the nomination
Is given him. Senator Brice and Mt.
Sorg. who are prospective candidates TOT
the Senate, arranged so that Ex-Governor
Campbell would be a strong man TO nomi-
nate and they are content for that rea-
SON TO let the senatorship take care or
itself until the time comes to make a
choice.
CAMPBELL POPULAR.
COLUMBUS. o.. June s.-There Is an
expression of sentiment on the part OF
the Democrats all over the State In favor
OF ex- Governor Campbell as a candidate
again for Governor. II he will accept 1t
he can have the nomination.
THE ATTORNEY ENERALSHIP
The statement Is published here that
the -generalship was first ten
dered him. but he declined 1t, preferring
to run for Governor against Bushnell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
Almost n Free Fight mt New York
Murrny Threatened.

NEW YORK June S-The police mar
rowly avertsd free fight between the
New York and Pttsburg players In the
fifth inning. AS Wilson scored on Killen'g
mum at the plate the latter deliberately
kicked him on the leg. In a second the
players OF both sides rushed together.
and were squaring off when the police In
terfered.
Murray had 70 be escorted to his dress
ing-room by the blpecoats after the game.
lie declared Stencil safe at the plate In
the third inning when he was out by at
least a yard. Had Stencil been called out
1t would have completed brilliant play
Doyle tried TO reason with Murray
and was ordered out OF the game, the big
crowd OF 1900 persons making all sorts
OF threats against the umpire.
The PittsbDrgs won on their merits,
however. as they hit Rusie quite freely.
Killen was taken out In the fifth, as the
home team was beginning to hit him,
and Hawley was substituted. The New
Yorks could not do much after that.
Score: r. H. e.
New York ........o 002101o4 Z
Pittsburg ..........4 02 90 - II 3
Batteries: Rusle and Wilson; Killen.
HaWIey and Sugden
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CHCAGO DEFEATED.

BROOKLYN, June S.-Errors by Dahlen
and Everett allowed the Brooklyns 70
gain a victory over Chicago to-day
Hutchinson pitched a good game and hal
Foutz's men guessing most of the time
La Chances catch Of a foul fly and Cor
coran's stop Of difficult grounder, wert
the features Of the game. The Chicago
were unable to bunch their hits. At
tendance, $3.50. Score: Il. H. T.
Brooklyn ..........2O20 0311s-9 8 ]
Chisago ....0OO20O112-6 9 5
Batteries: Lucid and Grim; Hutchinson
and Donahue
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09

PORT or WEST POINT. JUND 1 lbs.
By telegraph)
ARRIVED.
steamship Charlotte. Bennett. Balti-
more; passengers and general cargo.
steamship Guyandotte, walker, view
York: passengers and general cargo.
steamship Allegheny. Nickerson. Provt-
dence: passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Chatham. Peters, Baitiuaore:
messengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Charlotte, Bennett Baiu-
more: passengers and general cargo.
Steamship C;uyandotte. Walker. New
York; passengers and genc-ai cargo.
Steamship Allegheny. Nicterson. BATH
more; passengers and genera. cargo.
Steunship Chatham, Peters, Providence
via Norfolk: passengers and general
cargo.
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Richmond ................0 011131O o. 7
Portsmouth. ..............0 o o 90 o o. 5
Summary. Earned runs-Rlohmond. j.;
Portsmouth, l. Two-hase hits-Tanne-
him. Knox. Childs. MCGOWAN. First base
on Richmond. !: Portsmouth. 3.
Bases on balis-On Dinsmore, 2: OFF Hall
man. O. Left on bases-Ri chmOnd, s.;
Portsmouth 8. Struck out-By Dlnsmore,
hy Hallm8n. 10 Double play-Hall 10
Guilds. Stoin bases-Kain -. Groves
Iannehin Houseman. Foster CD, Wells
90. MCGOWAN. Knox. Hall CO. Hargroye.
VIA pitche Mailman. 3. Passed ball
Foster. l. Time OF game hours and 10
minutes. Umpire-Mr Daley.
NOTES FROM THE DIAMOND.
Knox was fined S by Umpire Daley yes
tfrday FOR kicking against his decision.
HOOK was wrong in kicking there can
be- no doubt about that: but Mr.. Daley
was certainly on In some Of his decisions.
Han. Pctersburg's released gecond base
man. has been signed by Portsmouth.
The Portsmouth team leave for home
this morning az $40 O'Clock.
Knox VIII continue to play I'm left field
FOR Portsmouth. and Hall will cover Sc
cOud base
the crowd that for few minutes II rem
derfd the rooters speeches.
Fultz may probably not come TO Rich
TnCnd. Roanoke now claims him on the
ground that they were negotiating with
him and bad practically closed the deal
with him prior 10 his being signed by
Richmond
Richmond goes 10 Roanoke to-day. and
tomorrow the Bluebirds WIN commences
a series OF three games there. An at
tempt was made 20 yet Roanoke 10 trans
Ter those games 20 Richmond. but at the
last moment the 1nnes Band people de-
oined 20 surrender the park Monday. and
80 the games viii be played according 70
schedule
sam Crowder has signed an entire new
set II little men," and they will make
their initial appearance at the Academy
tomorrow afternoon, and reproduce the
Richmond Roanoke game.
DOTS FROM PETERSBURG
The following notes were sent from
Petersburg last night:
Pitcher Foreman. OF the Petersburg
club. was last evening fined and sus-
pended, because % bis conduct in the
game with the Lynchhurg club.
''8r X. G. Scot, the president OF the
Petersburg Baseball Associations. who
has been very IN for some days. Is some
what improved to-day. with every indica-
ton o. recovery.
1T may be said that the management
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PORT on RJcHM9Nps juno ( Is


PORT or RICHMOND, JUNO & tsst.
ARRIVED.
steamer Pocahontas. Graves Norfolk,
passengers and iasrchanffse; Irwin Weld
ger. superintendent.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. UNE 1
0By teiegraph.)
ARRIVED.
Schooner Y. Sherman. New Haven.
Schooner A. Brabrook. New Bedford
Schooner w. Arlington. Proyitencs.
SAILED.
Chesapeake and Ohio steamship Rappe-
hammock, Liverpool
Chesapeake and Ohio steamship Apo
tnattox. London.
Steamship Great Northern Port Royal
Steamship Tamp4co, Baltimore.
&. .amship Baltimore City. HambuIg-
Schooner AZ Jordan, Cathsgena
Schooner A. a. Shaw. Fall River.
Schooner NJ Curtis. Charleston
Schooner King Philip. Salem
Barxe Volunteer. Bridgeport. CouA
Barge Antelope. Boston.
Barge T.. J. Carlton, Boston
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09
WON on A SCRATCH.

The game was won In the sixth in
n.rg. and that on a scratch hit by Kahn,
which brought in two runs. when the
hopes Tor anything like a score were at
loN cbo.
There we're many other brilliant and in
tcresting points in the game. but they
may be sen by reference 10 the append
vi score:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09

called on account of DARKNESS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09
pEJTlRSYUJRG.
LYNCHBURG.

Totals ....... ..-...3S Q Il Fl I
GCORE BY INNINGS.
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RICHMOND.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Totals. ......".....s5 : 7 q IS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09

BOSTON, June S.-To-day's game at the
South End Park was a farce. Cunning
ham and McDermott lasted two in
nings each, and McCreary, who
succeeded the latter. was wild a.
hawk. Kemmer, at third. was
little better than a cigar sign, and
the crowd got its greatest pleasure guyins
him. Nichols was very effective, and re
ceived superb support. Duffy worked the
trap-ball TO perfection in the ninth inning
with the bases full and no out. Atten-
dance, $500. Score: r. II. T.
Boston ..........3 5313110' III IL Z
Louisville .........0 l 5000 1-3 Q
Batteries: Nichols and Tenny, Cunning
LII
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09
WEEK OF DEFEATS.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. June s.-The
Philadelphia club rounded out a week OF
defeats this afternoon by losing in a
ten-innfns game. knell was effective in
the latter part of the game. but In the
first six innings was hit rather freely.
Thompson knocked The ball over the
center-held fence in the third, and Della
hanty cracked out a home-run over
the right-field fence in the nth. Burkett
scored the winning run In the tenth.
Weather clear and pleasant. Attendance.
500. Score: K. II. Il.
Philadelphia .....o13eI2o 9 3
Cleveland ........04a1 001le1-S 13 Z
Batteries: McGin, Buckley. and Grady;
Knell and thinner.
HOFFER A STRATEGIST.
BALTIMORE. MD. 'suroe S.-Hofrer
was a strategist to-day, and the Cincin-
natis got no more than one hit in any
inning. The Champions hit Parrot
hard. Spies was injured in the third.
Betts's decisions caused Frank Bancroft
10 ask President Young for his removal.
Attendance. 47O. Score: r. II. +.
Baltimore ..........1 010o131'-7 Is
Cincinnati ......0 0OO0e0I 9 0
Batteries: Hoffer and Clark; Parrot,
Spies, and Merritt.
HANDWRITING CONTEST.
WASHINGTON, June s.-To-day's con
test was a hard-hitting one, and Wash
ington had the better Of 1t. Ehret was
very wild, but only one of his numerous
bases on balls counted in the run column.
Some sensational fielding was performed
by both teams, the work of Glasscock,
Crooks, Abbey. Quinn. Ely, and Dovd.
being particuia rly noteworthy. Stocks
dale relieved Anderson al the conclusion
Of the seventh inning. and did well. At
tendance, $500 Weather cool Score:
r. Fl. j..
Washington .....4o1 5-l4 II
St. Louis ...........0 0O2o13 00-6 IL s
Batteries: Anderson, Stockdale. ana
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The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YEsrEEDi

state Of Thermometer:
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-30

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