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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-07
URINE HONOR1BLY DTSCHA RGED.
The Commonwealth Made No Case Against
Uim-Furnaces In Blast

LEXINGTON, VA, Aug. Especial
The big blast furnace at Buena VISTA
eight niles east Of this point, on the
Chu.apeake and Ohio railroad. Is IN iu'l
blast. and casting pig.
In the County Court here to-day, an
of the indictments pending against MI
Charles w Irvine. the hotel man, cnars-
ed with having received mon Us from
Charles NJ. Figgat. the wre ,ker OF Inc
bank of Lexington, knowing the same 10
have been stolen, were dlsmsscu iron
motion OF the commonwealth Attorney
and The accused was honorably us
charged. MIR Irvine was last month
tired and acquitted. under similar IN
make any case against him. to-days dls-
mlssal OF the other indictments, leaves
him hororsbly acquitted Of any, snsp.7
cion OF connection with the paAk iou-
bic. The action OF the Common Nealth IN
dismssing the pending indictnsn-s meets
with general approval.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-07
FRAUD AND CORRUPTION
COL. JAMES u. BRADY TiLkSON THE
vTRGTNT4 ELECTIONS.
No Candidates should be Voted ior '"'es'
Pledged To the Repeal OF the rres
ent Law-News of Petersburg.

PETERSBURG, VA. Aug. 6.-Special.-
Colonel lanes ID. Brady, IN writing from
Washington to Captain Asa Rogers oi
this city. expressing his regrets at ho'
being able to attend the "Honest-Eiee'ioh
Conference" held here during the past
week. says in part: IN our next pohucai
campaign the sole issue should De an
honest. non-partisdn election law anu no
candidate for the Legislature Is worthy
Of the support OF the honest voters and
taxpayers who Will not pledge hiinseil
TO vote for the repeal OF the presen.
Infamous Mccormick election
law with the existing Walton ATTACH
ment.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-07
MlGICIANs GLEN UP TIE cLAMs.
The Norfolk Boys Had Their Way 10
Long They became Careless.

NCRFOLK,V VA. Aug. e.-SpeciaL-Nhat
Roanoke did for Norfolk to-day will be
remembered for some time. The CLANS
have been ocean viewing too much, and
had their own way too thoroughly 10
play good ball. The score Of 10 TO 3.
which the Magicians rolled up against
them. was n fitting punishment Tor their
inattention TO duty. Roanoke played
with vim and vigor and made eight
earned runs, while MoOre's delivery was
a puzzle 10 the CLANS. and his support
was very nearly perfect. Corcoran made
four OF the eight errors owned by Nor
fork, Thornton " o, IHagan. Geier, cote,
Tate. and Collifower, played good ball,
but not up TO their average. Eight runs
an innings for two innings, and three
I'm another, gave the Roanokes a chance
10 play careless. Yet they took no adj
vantage of 1t in the field. though they
may have done so at the bat. Brennan
was rank in his decisions. but showed
little favortism-it was through isno-
rance, not intent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-07
yTRGINII WIND STOEH.
Great Damage Done In Buck'ngha"
County Richmond People There.

CANlM. VA. Aug. 6.-Special-Thiss sec
ton was visited yesterday by the worst
wind and rain storm ever witnessed even
by the oldest inhabltant. Great ua ir
vas done TO the growing crops. Trees
were broken off. and taken up by me
roots. and the fences were laid low ior
miles. .
The german given by Mrs. i. NJ. 10
,-,n an saturday. the 90 at AXtell Acade-
INV Was a most enjoyable affair. There
were many Richmond people among the
gucfts. -, go
Miss Lacy, OF Lynchburg, is here Tor
the summer 49,.
Nils. HartsoOk. of Richmond. Is the
ol1est OF Mrs. George w. Pattcson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-07

Mcmillan Knocked Ont Eaedy In just One
Round.

WASHINGTON. d. c., Aug. s.-ono
thousand persons paid s. each 20 witness
a fight tonight between "Biily Nc
MILAN and Pat Raedy for ne m,.Nle,
weight championship OF the DISTRICT OF
coL1mbia Mcmillan won IN less than one
minute from the call Of time ny o,b, r' ,5o
hand blow on the 1ugular me l.4n' ~. .,,N
nlace before the Eureka Athleuc l.p,
which Is stationed In Virginia. about Two
miles southwest Of this city. ana was ior
a nurse OF $3.50 and a side bet OF So;
Roth men weighed I'm at 1872 pounds anu
f,ve-ounce gloves were used. The reisl re
was "Al' Horford OF the Eureka I'gio,
~ baltimore Behind Mcmillan were ti'e
pecteham George Northrilee, ana 300
Kervan. Tony Stannard, Ned Donneisi ~
and James Walker did the honols s,,i lot
paedy The lighters We're In eXcelien,,
milton and a long contest was looke,i
for in view Of the good records OF pom
men. Raedy claimed the middle-W,S's ,h ~
rhampionship Of Northern ONO ah@ ane
sn,,,hern states. while Mcmillan had met
a number Of good ones.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-07
LINE MY IINCHED
Eodcnbaugh'- slayer j. Taken to Lesins-
ton for Protection.

VERSAILLES. KY. Aug. C.-r'his has
been a day OF excitement here. Ii. q. kO-
denbaugh is lying at deaths door owing
to wounds inflicted on him by ". Newton
Lane. Of Lexington, yesterday. The court
room was packed with friends OF Ro. en-
baugh this afternoon at o'clock 10 hear
the testimony before the coroner. Inc
Jury rendered a verdict that James kO-
denbaugh came 10 his death at the hands
Of ". y. Lane, without just cause.
Immediately after the verdict County
Judge l.. II. Parrish issued an order 10
the sheriff 10 send Lane TO the Lexing-
ton Jail. owing 10 the danger OF lynch
ing and two deputies took him TO Lcxiug-
ton In a carriage. Lane refuses 10 make
any statements. Showing a confusion on
the forehead and one on the cheek, when
he says Rodenbaugh. Sr.. made. Lane
was not shot, as reported last night.
Desha Breckenridge. son OF Colonel
Breckenridge. was with Lane to-day.
Many people condemn Colonel Brecken-
ridge for agreeing to defend Lane. while
others uphold him. An attempt at lynch
ing may be made before morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-07
FRAUD. CORRUPTION, DnFALcArIoSs.

Fraud in elections corrupts the body
politic. Indeed, this fact Is demonstrate .
many hills OF relief granted TO default
Ing ing officials and their sureties, and the
Numerous defalcations OF city oficers'
involving hundreds of thousands OF dol
lars during the past ten years, ui .ue'
tbe reign OF the ballot manipulaioIs.
1-hese occupants OF stolen offices are by
their dlsreputable course corrupting the
Young men Of our state; Baliol .p 3o.S
stufting and Justification Of the election
returns with them is regarded as re-
su.ctable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-07
THE BAR ASSOCIATION.
OPENING or THESEyESTH ANNUAL
SESSION yESTERDfI.
The Address Delivered u, President Chns.
NJ. f,lsckford-NanN New Members
Elected Those Present.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w. VA.
Aug. 6.--Spe,iai. The seventh annual Ses-
sion Of the Virginia state Bar Associa-
ton opened here to-day. For several
days past lawyers have been arriving
from all parts OF the Old Dominion, ana
there are now present about 100 out oil
q total membership OF 49, and many
more Will come later.
The younger members IF the bar are
present in full force. IL Is one OF the
regulations that the president OF the as
ISOLATION shall address the association
upon some useful subject. and wheh
Judge W. X. Lcakc called the meeting
10 order this morning he introduced
President Charles VI. Blackford. OF the
Lyncnburg bar. who proceeded 10 au~
dress the ASSOCIATION upon the hec'sSitE
OF greater general literary 'p4tNI'
amongst lawyers ..,. e.
He pointed out that In the struggle Tor
bread there was danger that the lawyer
would become mere legal machine.
and that his vision would become harfo"
and distorted.
xYsn or I'VE FAR
The Virginia bar needed stimulation IN
the direction Of broader cultivation,
and will not attain to its highest ana pest
usefulness until 1t has become aroused
on the subject -. 81,
II is useless 20 complain OF lack OF
time The greatest iurists have ai"aEs
foun1 time 4 reputation simply as
lawyer will soon fade while laureis won
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-07

stand W perfectly straight. giving ms
tail feathers no chance TO grow in'o
planes. ~o..a
The ex-Confederates OF King Georke
county win meet at the next couh'S
court 10 orxanizc a Confederate camp;
Mrs Lucy Wallace. widow OF tne iate
Dr. Michael Wallace, died Ie" u"y'
sincc AZ her home I'm King George coun-
ty. aged seventy-cight years. Her usa'n
was caused by injuries sustained III II
fan. .-,.nr,
All Of the counties OF the Nortnsrh
Neck have voted IN favor OF n supsV''p
ton to the stock OF the Virginia, 'nes1-
rcske and Western railroad. ana Staff
ford Will this month vote on the propos'-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-07
. woshiuyton Statue for Perth Amboy.

NEW BRUNSWICK. Aug 6.-The Dan
ish and Scandinavian population OF Perth
Amboy have ordered from W. Ailing a
statue Of George Washington, which VIII
be presented to that city, The statue
tho nedesfaI ten feet In height. All the
labor and material have. been furnished
hv the Danes and Scandinavians OF the
city, not a single American having hand
in the creation of the Work. Inc statue
taken to the kilns At the New Jersey
Terra Gotta Works this week. Unless
an accident happens the statue will be
unveiled Labor-Day, September "a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-07

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Aug. BUR
glars entered Adams rocket store last
pl0ht about O'Clock and carried off "A
loi OF pocket-knives. razors, and revoi-
vtrs Several colored boys OF shady
reputation have been arrested on sus-
Rev. DR. James Nelson, of Richmond.
is in the city IN the interest OF his
college.
Mrs. George W. helms has returned
from visit TO PctershurS.
Miss Pulliam. of Manchester, Is visit
ing A. &. Pulliam. Esq.
Rev. r. NJ. Chandler. OF the N. L.
Church. left to-day for Bellamy's Church.
Gloucester county. where he VIII preach
the opening sermon at the District Con-
ference tomorrow.
Tomm.e Post. who was so badly hurt
by the electric car Sunday, H. getting
out In Q few weeks. -
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Teleyraphic Brr,ifirs.

Blood-hounds are now on the tra.l OF
the man shO assaulted twelve y 'ag-oiI
Myrtle Reed. two miles from Hartman p.
Tenn, Sunday. whis returning from sun.
day school The negro is thought TO have
gone IN the direction o. Lemon. Tenn.
The town has resumed ms former quiet.
Secretary OF the Interior HOke Smith
spoke al jefferson, in Jackson county.
Ga. yesterday. jefferson Is )n the ram
ROAD and telegraph lines The Secretary
speech was on the line OF his recent
campaign speeches In this State. Jack
son county Is a Porulist stronghold
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-07

tnr on the other side Of the bridge bridge. The
~, ,s ca eaboose quite near the or n% s,,,mped.
engineer en-, reversed his engine s the special
as also did The fireman; oose and splin-
engine crashed into the eaooo Ss, srI was in
tered IL. A commercial .ra s,v mangied.
the caboose and was terrioI ,her occu-
He will probably die. on' n,rt The
pant OF the caboose Nas an the lofty
special trains cars stopper SadIv shaken
bridge. Several iiremen W. l,, hurt. The
up and bruised. but not pa"' S,ont,nucd on
engine OF the special tra'll ,hat none OF
,no snec,al.s cars were derai!ed'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-07
. cotNoKE DRrG FIRM assigns.
The Trustee To Continue the Business One
year-District Conference in session.

ROANOKE, VA. Aug. 6.-Speclal-A
deed of trust was filed to-day by the
Christian Barbec Drug Company 20 A..
ID Rice. trustee. who is authorized 10
continue the business Of the company
for year. Their liabilities are about
5000. and assets amount TO Slo,oW.
Rev. W. O. Ross preached the opening
sermon of the district conference OF the
Roltimore Methods, Episcopal Con-
ference. at Ninton. Tonight. The busi-
ness session will begin at o'clock to-
morrow morning, and VIII be presided
over by Presiding Elder Ban. on friddy
there viii be a sunday school mass-meet-
ing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-07

The Body May Meet in Ashesilie Again
Next Year.

ASHEVILLE, y. c., Aug. 6.-Dr. G. ).
str!ckler. Of Atlanta. Ca, made a very
able address last night in the First Bap-
list church on The Bible-the Word OF
God" AT a meeting Of the BIBLICAL As
sembly this morning. IL was resolved
unanimously. after invitations from the
Asheville churches for the Assembly 10
return during the summer Of 80, that
the Assembly united with the chuiches
OF Asheville in the invitation. ana eS-
press the earnest hope that the Society
of Religious Education will see Its way
clear to cali a similar gathering Of the
Christian people Of the South, 10 mee'
ar AsheyiIle next summer. Professor
Noah X Davis, who has been Instructor
OF the School Of English Bible during the
third week OF the Assembly, closes his
engagement tomorrow. Dr. II. III. Har-
rls. of the Baptist Theological Seminary,
OF Louisville. KY. will conduct the school
during the fourth week. The schools is
attracting a large crowd daily
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-07

A Commercial Traveller Terribly Mangied
and VIII Probably Die.

RALEIGH. y. c., Aug. "a special
train OF three passenger cars three nat
cars. and two box ears. left Greensboro
for Newbern to-day. with 40 nremen
from Greensboro and Winston, with ap-
eartus and horses, on their way TO the
State fremen's tournament.
When the engine OF the speciai was
coming round curve west OF the hish
bridge at Haw River. the engineer saw
. freight train, also headed east. stand
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-07

Threc-base hits-Moores Stolen bases
Norfolk. 3. Double plsys-Tate TO Cor
coran. TO McGann; Tate to CorcoIan'
csvannaugh to Little. Bases On balls On
BY Moores. g. BY Foster. J. Bases Oh
hit by pitched balls-By Moores. .
Struck out-Ry Moores. 3. Wild pitches.
MCres. /. Time OF gsme-One hour anu
forty-flye minutes. Tn pire Brennan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-07
THEY NOV ~ THE NINTH.
Heavy Stick Work Gave Lynchburg an
Unexpected Victory.

NORFOLK. VA. Aug. Especial
Heavy stick work by Lynchburg IN the
ninth inning won over Portsmouth to-
day. The score stood to up TO tne
NINTH when the Hi Climbers went IN
for victory. The result was surprise
to the home team and their rooters
Score.
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PETERSBURG, VA, Aug. 6.-Speci a.
Mr. Davis Dunlop, Jr., was thrown from
his hummer on sycamore street late this
evening. and his right arm painfully
injured
An unknown negro. who arrived here
to-day on a schooner. was drowned To-
night off the wharf while bathins
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-07
A Sheriff Killed.

MEMPHIS, TENN. Aug. 6.-At an car
IL hour this morning Deputy Sheriff All.
Werner, OF Crittenden county. ARK, was
shot and killed near Jones Landing. on
the Mississippi river. by a negro whom
he was attempting 20 arrest. The negro
escaped, but posse Is in pursuit OF him.
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REV. r. Q. WAY.


REV. r. @. WAY.
SAVANNAH. GA. Aug 6-Rev. r. ..
way. one of the oldest Presby terrain nun nun.
isters I'm the South, died mere to-u"s
aged seventy-siN years.
GENERAL MAsTOvAI.
I-..1-STA GA. Aug. Gsieneral Mas
toval died to-day after an illness or sew
eral months at the age Of seventy seven
Years. He was a native OF Hancock, IN,
hut has lived greater part OF ~ ~
H. Augusta. He gradual ~ 'a' -
Poin, hut never entered the regular
arrtv He enlisted az the 'onleuffHit
arnry with the rank of colonel lie Was
FOR The Crater part Of the war connec "a
with the Army Of Tennessee. and Tor ms
hraverv and skill was made Mtior-Gen-
oral lie moved 10 Augusta I'm ntdint -
" after the war He held positions OF
iublic and private trust in this comml-
nifty. and 10 the day Of his death COM
martled the highest respect ana esteem.
MRS. CARRIE wATzRs LEWIS.
srrvDNSVfIIE. VA. Aug. 6.-spe-
cial Died. Yesterday morning, OF fefer'
after an illness Of two months, IN Ken
sinofon. Md. in the twenty-second year
OF her age. Mrs. Carrie Waters Lewis
beloved wife of DR.. John Latane Lf"lS,
and Only daughter of Mr.. Samuel w atefs
and the late Mrs Ella Waters. The death
of this lovely young woman casts sIoYh
over a arge circle OF friends ana reia-
tives both IN Maryland ana virginia anu
the Family have the deepest sympathy
of all who knew and loved her.
WALTER rEYTON HARRISON.
sTEVENSVIIIE. VA, Aug. 6.-Spe-
eial died. yesterday morning, at ms
home. near this village. Mr.. ". J.. har-
rison in the ssventv-second year OF ms
ACE Nr Harrison died OF congestion OF
the lungs and heart trouble. but bore all
his sLfferings with Christian resignation.
lie was A member of the Methodist Epis-
COAL church. ard his kindness and beneV-
olence to the poor and destitute VIII peI
,restlv missed lie leaves A widow and
adopted daughter in King and queen, anf
grown children i'm Chicago 10 mourn ~
an ffectiOnate father.
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now me cLUIs STAND.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOH TODAY.
Brooklyn AT Boston
Washington al New York.
Baltimore az Philadelphia.
st. Louis al Pittsburg.
Louisville az Cleveland.
Cincinnati al Chicago.
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GAMrs SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
At Petersburg:
Richmond vs.. Petersburg.
At Portsmouth:
Lynchburg W. Portsmouth.
At Roanoke:
Norfolk VS.. Roanoke.
Notes.
The Hustlers play In Petersburg this
afternoon.
Roanoke comes here on thursday LOT
three games This Is 4 transferred series
The Hill Climbers have won again.
Roanoke and Norfolk are tie Tor last
place.
There are three Smiths in the Virginia
State League.
Nine hits OFF of Flynn and we won;
five off of KnOrr and we lost
Wells had his eye on the ball.
The Hustlers had their pictures taken
in a gang before the game yesterday.
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.nelie Riye>-(hanler i'll.

cIARIoTTESVILL VA. Aug. g.
Soecis,l Mrs Ameiie Rfyes-chanier is
iii at her fathers home; Castle Hin"
Her physician. Or. r. y, shackleford,
who Is attending her, considers her con-
ditiOu serious.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-07

AIFyANnFR Island.

WASHINGTON. y. c.. Aug. G.-AleX-
ander Island summaries:
First race-four furlOngs- crown - 10
- frst. Countess second, Clair W. third.
Time .jli2.
Second race-sx and a halt, furlonss.-
Lento & to u first. odd SocNs second
Hazel third. Time. ! %.
Third race-hve furlongs. Key West
q to - first. Jersey second. Forest third.
Fourth rsce-one mile.-Oporto 90 20
- first. Paris second, Billy Boy third.
Fifth race-four furlonss -Baccarat q
to D first. Monolithe second, Watt third.
sixth race-six and a half furlongs.-
RrOnston @ to ID first. Fanwater q 10 u
second Dart C6 10 - third. Time, 1:22i3.
AT SARATOGA
SARATOGA. y. y. Aug. 6-Despite
the fact that il was regular day, the
attendance an the track this afternoon
was very light. The weather was close
and muggy; track in good condition.
The feature Of the card was the Grand
Union Hotel stakes for two-year-olds,
value $1,000. Summaries:
First race-hve furlongs -Midlo buj,
\. Clayton. > to ID first, Pembroke sec
ond. Runover third Time. i:o2i,.
Second race-six furlongs. Nernberg'
Gl2 X. Williams. 9 to - first Jack or
Spades second, Derfargilla third. Time.
1915.
Third racc-Grand Union Hotel stakes.
value 5000. five and a half furlOngs.-
Hallett di6 Griffin. TO - first. Axiom
second. La Nienta third. Time. lOsia.
Fourth race-seVen furlOneS. -Iucauia
Q0. Perkins. I 10 y first Sufficient sec
Ond. Lady Diamond third. Time. %
Fifth race-One mile-Babe Murphy cl3,
T.. Cochran. to - first. Lord Nelson
second, Darien third. Time. i:i3.
At FRICTION BFACH.
BRIGHTON BEACH RACE-TRACK.
Aug. Ga fair card was presented here
to-day and a. a result the crowd was very
large. The weather was perfect ana
the track in condition for fast racing
only three first choices passed under the
wire winners. Summaries:
First racc-one mile.-Nision O07. j..
Reagon, Z to ., first. Lancer second,
Bowling Green third. Time. l.4J l-2.
Second ace-half-mile. Religion on,
Reln. to 81 first. Annot lyle second,
Emotional third. Time. 40 II.
Third raGe-one mile-Queen Bess 90.
Wynn. 20 - first Maggie X. second,
Now or Never third. Time. l:i9 -.
Fourth race-five furiOngs lola NH,
Doggett. to - first. Lord Hawkstone
second. Ina third. Time, TOP 81.
Fifth race-one mile.--Tinge G0l Welsh
. 20 p first. Little Matt. second, Apo
mattox third. Time, li2 81.
sixth racc-one mile.-Sir Dixon. Jr 96.
OLeary, : 10 iW first, Ameor second Lulu
r. third. Time, l:f3 IL.
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LYNCHBURG.


Summary. Earned runs Lyncnbufs, o.
Thrce-has hit-ThOmpsOn. Iwo-base
hit-Orth. Bases on balls OF Clare, ],
Orth, 3. Struck out-By Orth, 3: care, ].
Stolen bases-McIniyre. Berryhill. Ihomp-
son. Lcahy. Mangan. Thurston' Keed-
Passed balls-Vetter. Sacriice hlts-
Smith and Lcahy. Wild pitch ldle'
utcs. Umpire-HOggins.
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Southern League Games.

A. Evansville: X n. +.
Evansyille - 20OO04O3O-s 10 /
Nashville ........ O100Ol 90 - 10 4
Batteries -McFarlane and Fields. Her
man and frost.
Al New Orleans: r. II. +.
New Orleans .... 0 0 ! @ ,
Atlanta .......... 100000 II 4
Batteries-Callahan and Wilson: Carl
and GOnding.
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l OidlSs .s's.ss zee ~
PETER SRERG

Summary. Earned runs-RlchmOnd, I.
Two-base hts-Bradley. Wells. Sanford
Three-base hits--Groves. 2; Foster, Flynn.
Stolen bases-Houseman Wells. Double
piays-Wells unassstcd. Bare on balls
on Flynn, 8; off James, 2. Struck out
BY Flynn. u; by James. .. Passed balls
Foster. 2 Wild pitch-James Time OF
game-One hour and hfty-hve minutes.
Umpire Mr.. Mitchell. Attendance 1900.
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GAMES YESTERDAY,
At chnnOnd
STANDING or THE CLUBS.

STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
G.mes won and lost by each club to
each other club:
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OBITUARY..


cdooiai -Ntrs sarah T. Puryear died az
sbe Retreat for the Sick. Richmond Va
o on sunday. August tih. al 1920 A. ".
For many years she has lived In ms
neighborhood respected by an VINO NJ, ",
her She was a consistent member OF
the Methodist Church.