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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-13
EXCITING rRrar ~ CAROLINE.
Father of a wronged Woman Assaults the
Prisoner.

FREDERICKsBURG. VA. July T.
Special.-The Rev. Father kenehch' VIM
has been assigned to St. Mary's CathoHc
church. Of this city. has also been pu.
In charge of st. Francis churcn. az
Kilrnarnock. Lancaster county, ana D.
AIMS, at Ashland. ,,,i-
DR.. III. VI. u. Martin. one or the pro''Il-
nent physicians here, sailed ior r.ul' VI
last Tuesday for a summer outing
The trial OF Charles Bullock, OF caro-
line. for the betrayal under pro'i'iSe y.
marriage of Mary Jane HOLLOWAY WIZ"
closed last night at Bowling Green ""S
been productive OF several exciting scenes
Mr.. J. A. Holloway. the father OF ei,e
Girl has once been taken from the VIII
ness stand. and put In jail for violence
I'm court. and once for shooting at IhaIies
Bullock. the accused. during recess
of the court Mr.. Holloway IS an olu
man. the girl has died, and her iather
has been indicted for an assault u"
Bullock with intent to kill.
The Rev. Jacob Lollade, or Oaroilhe
county. has been transferred from 'oI-
cord BAPTIST church, In that county, 10
Mount Hcrmon. Providence, ana announcer
church. IN the same county. -
Mr.. William Frank Mifileton' oil tilis
city. has the original of his parole at
Appomattox. reading as follows
"Appomattox G. H., Va.
April 10, 1850.
''rhe bearer. William Mifeton, or co.
F.. 18th Va. Battalion. Cavalry. paroieo
prisoner OF the Army Of Northern w
ginia, has permission to go to MS hoiie
and there remain undisturbed.
-. NJ. HOUGER,
major and Quartermaster' Cavalry
Corps"
The Southern Foundry and Machine
Works. which have for some time peeh
closed down, making extensive repairs
have resumed work.
Robert -. Berry. the late clerk OF
courts. left by will all Of his properly 10
his wife. His estate amounts TO some
five or six thousand dollars.
The Baptist Sunday school Of this city
will give an excursion 10 Whitewater on
Tuesday. July sd. 49,
Mr.. John f. Tackett, formerly OF this
city. but now OF Alexandria has peeh
appointed police commissioner TOT the
Fourth ward ir that city
The Washington Guards. or f,recerlcNs-
burg. will hold n picnic at Ashland Fark
on July S1;h. Professor Coverings brass
band will furnish the music.
An elegant german was given on last
Wednesday evening by the young society
gentlemen of this city. 20 their lady
friends. at the hall Of the Sons Of Con-
foderate Veterans.
Mr. Howard Hathaway. OF Lancaster
county, who is 4 candidate for the nomi-
ration for state Senate. thinks the Wal
ton law an Improvement over the old
system. but thinks that It should be
amended in some respects. He IS not I'm
favor OF constitutional convention. and
favors a reduction OF taxes.
The following officers have been elected
IN the town OF Port Royal: Board Of
Trrstees-D. d. Powers. ST., J. T. Thorn
ton. T. +. Gravatt. u. b. Powers, Jr..
c. 3. Thornton. Jr.. G. p. Gibbs, and w.
II. Carter. d. y. Powers. ST.. Mayor;
J. r. Thornton. Treasurer: W. II. Carter,
Clerk. and Joseph Guttridge, Sergeant.
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royG sHOILs WiTER POTTER.
, Charter Granted Allowing the Compan,
to Utilize ".

DANVILLE. VA. July l2-SpeciaL-
Iudee \. NJ. Aiken. of the Hastings
Court. to-day. sitting at chambers. grant
"a a charter to the Dan River Power
and Manufacturing Company. the capi-
tai of the company is to be not less than
s75.o0 nor more than $4,000. the ON
GERS for the first year are: Thomas H.
Fitzeerald. President; William =. Bethel,
Vice-President; Rover a. James. Secreta-
nv and Treasurer; and Directors, Thomas
p. Fitzgerald. w. i. Bethel, r. A. James,
J. H. Scheduled, Frank y. Burton, X
A. Schoolfeld. and James +. Scheduled
The charter is a broad and liberal one,
granting the company the right 10 utilize
the immense water power In Dan river at
Long Shoals, four miles above Danville;
erect cotton. woollen. iron. wood. and
other factories; build canals. erect cleo
trio plants. lease water-power and cleo
trio power. etc, etc.
This water power at Long Shoals Is con-
sidered the best i'm all this section or
country. IL has remained undeveloped
for these many years on account OF the
complications in the riparian rights. and
il required years of earnest effort 10
harmonic and consolidate these interests.
This enterprise promises great things for
Danville.
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TNhNOWN DEiD MIN FOUND.
Initials I'll. W. A." on His Watch Charm
and He May BE an Engiishman.

CAPE CHARLES, VA. July 12-Spe-
cial.-Captain James l.. Sterling ana VIII
liam Clayton. while returning from Mas
sawodox creek. a few days ago, IN
boat. picked up the dead body OF IN
unknown man floating IN the pay Jus,
outside the bar, near Sandy Island, anu
lowed IL into this port A cOrOner's jury
was summoned by the sNerin and an W
orest held. \ verdict OF ace iehial
drowning was rendered and the bohy
turned over TO Undertaken Grimmei lor
There was nothing on the mans person
nv which he could be Identified. lie was
about five feet five Inches high, urcSa"h
i'm sailors clothes. with a pair or Eng
ush-madc boots. and in his pockets were
an old pocket-knife ana opeh-laee silN.r
watch and chain, with round cnarm
attached upon which is stamped the
Letters iii. ". A." IN one place and an
IN" anchor. and lion In another an OF
which are now III the possession OF IL u
Savage, acting coroner. -. -.
II is thought lie must have been the
nerson reported as being lost OF an
I-nglish bark few weeks ago In the
Chesapeake bay while coming INTO the
Major ]. c. Hill, Railroad Commits
sioner. of Richmond. Va. passed thioush
here Yesterday on a special tram. III.
snactine the New York, Pennsylvania and
Norfolk railroad. Your correspondent y
Informed be was highly pleased Win the
arrearance Of everything. -,
Mr. c. Il. Tlghman. JeWelltr' ias
leased a lot on Mason avenue, ms CITY
for a term of years, and Is erecting 'heiS,
an a neat little store. which he VIII
occupv as soon as completed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-13
UTLhTNSON ICoUTTTED
OF the Charge Of Shooting Mrs. Jenness
\ Celebrated Case tn be Heard.

Ofthc Charge Of Shooting Mrs. Jenness.
A Celebrated Case to be Heard.
ASHEVLLE. y. c.. July 2.-Louis
Jenness. who killed his wife. whom he
found I'm company with W. NJ. Wilkinson.
a Young man of Asheville. is chairman
of the Board Of Commissioners Of Chero-
kee county. and a prominent citizen.
He has lived there but a few years, and
&c highly respected by the people OF the
county. lie is thirty-two or thirty-three
years Old
Mrs. Minnie Jenness was about thirty
wears Old pretty and attractive, accom-
plished. and the daughter OF wealthy
New York merchant. Mr.. and Mrs. Jen-
ness lived eight or ten miles from Muir
ply. near Nottla. and had one child.
Wilkinson was arrested on the charge
OF shooting Mrs. Jenness, bur AT pre-
liminary hearing to-day az Murphy, was
discharged He admits that he knew
called.
Wilkinson is Of a good family here. is
young and unmarried.
In the United States Circuit Courtroom
here before Judge Simonton next Tuesday
will be heard the suit Of the B0nsack
Machine Company against W. s. Smith
4 Son. the plaintiff company alleging an
infringement Of the cigarette-machinep pat
ent.
The plaintiffs will be represented by
Duncan and Page. Of New York. and A.
II. Burroughs of Lynchburg. Va.
The defendants counsel Will be Glennan,
ManIey and Buxton. and Watson. OF
Winston. and Mr.. Baldwin. OF Washing
ton. ID. c.
1t is anticipated that the hearing will
continue several days. There are in
the courtroom here 500 or more pounds
of exhibits OF machinery 10 be used IN
the case
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a suggestion II / believed that IL wouih
result In any practical relief real]e
the arbitrary, harsh, and technlcai man
ner in which the law Is now being en-
forced by the busybody and notoriety-
seeking police commissioners OF your
city; but | fail TO discover any enectual
remedy In the suggestion Of an appeal
to the Governor and the present Legis-
lature.
1T is evident that Governor Morton
would not grant the application. ana II
granted. the present ocislature would
not afford the relief desired. Those who
are urging a legislative session seem 70
overlook the fact that the Puritans are
I'm the saddle now. both in Albany and
New York city Governor Morton was
born in Vermont and apparently inherits
the illberal tendencies and preJudices on
the excise question which characterize
the rabid Republicans Of that State.
Relief can only be anticipated through
the action of a Democratic Legislature
to be chosen next fall with a Demo-
cratic majority sufficient to pass
liberal measure over a Governors Veto
The second letter, written TO Benja-
min Hoffman. of New York. Is OF a SINH
lar tenor.
At a regular meeting OF the Board OF
Managers of the United Societies Tor
Liberal Sunday Laws. held at Terrace
Garden last night, WITH Mr.. J. b. PGnnes
IN the chair, the following address was
unanimously adopted.
ITO the Citizens OF New York state:
THE United Societies FOR Liberal Sum
day Laws are determined 10 break down
the remaining blue law barriers TO
rational personal liberty that still encum-
Der our statute books. TO that end we
are arranging FOR an imposing demon
STATION on September 18th 10 consist or
a parade and other GERS non IS. at har-
lem River Park. A large and sdccess-
ful pageant will tend 10 demonstrate tnat
the mass OF the people are I'm sympathy
with our cause. II rs likewise expected
20 hfve 4 potent effct upon the course
Of the next Legislature. No effort should
be spared. therefore. 10 assure the over
whelming success Of our demonstration.
I'VE have chosen Overwhelmingly 10
STYLE September 18th 'Liberty-Day. ana
shall continue its observance tnnuahy
until all unreasonable restrictions 'na0
contravene the spirit Of our free insutu-
lions are abroga.ed.
we ask all organized societies IN FAVOR
OF liberal laws 10 join us in the ceienia-
ton OF this day. Especially 40 We az
peal 20 those residing IN me 'i'i.s
throughout tho State 10 cooperate Win
us I'm our agitation for the attainment
Of reasonable privileges and liberties as
they may be subjected at any time TO
the hardships now suffered by our IN
hahitanis. -
"AIl citizens and societies are cordial-
~ invited 20 communicate with our oih-
GERS at headquarters. Terrace Garden
l55 east Fifty-elghth street, who w,ii iur-
nsh any Information that may De re-
quired."
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BEAUTIFUL SENTIMENTS.
wHhr MIR. CLEyELaND mas TO SAT-
or MhRRTED LTFE.
A Letter written to John Temple 'r"'es
on the Occasion Of the iatfcr'- Mat
rage just Made Public.

ATLANTA. GA. July IA letter from
President Cleveland. IN which he speaks
% his married life as zone grand. sweet
song" has been brought TO light by che
news of the recent event at Gray "a
bles.
Ir December. 1880. Colonel John Temple
Graves. the southern orator. was send
ing out invitations to his approaching
v.adlng to Miss Annie Cothran, OF
Rome. Ga. He sent one TO his personal
friends the ex-Prosident and Mrs. Cleve-
land who were then residing Oh Madison
.,-cnu. New York AcNoW lodging me
receint of the invitation. Mr.. Cleveland
wrote as follows.
"Nv Dear Mr. Graves. We received the
,,rd ~ Invitation TO your wedding day
or two ago. / am glad that your letter.
received only a few hours ago. iusuhes
me on behalf Of my dear wife, ana my
self to do more than 20 formally n"uce
the occasion. 49,. ,.s...o ,.,,,
how much we appreciate the KIND ana
touching sentiment you convey o us IN
our married state.
NrrIIAL BLISS
AS look back upon the years that
have passed since God, m MS i""''i'.
goodness. bestowed upon me the pest %
an His gifts-a loving an anectionale VIE
all else. honor. the opportunity Oh DS''
fulnoss. and the esteem or my leio"-
countrymcn. are IN subordinaton or eF''g
sense OF gratitude and thankfulnesS'
You are not wrong therefore, when
you claim. I'm the atmosphere, OF last
coming bliss which now surrounds YOU
kiuship With one who can TESTIFY, Win
unreservod tenderness TO the sanctin'A-
ton which comes to a man when heaFth'
directed love leads the way 90 mefriag'.
"Siuce this tender theme has made ls
kinsmen. let me- wish for YOU and inc
dear one who is 90 make your liie donpiy
dear 90 YOU. AN tho joy and happiness
vouchsafed To- man.
You will. 1 know. feel that our Kind
est wishes can reach no greater SIM
certify and force than when nay wife
joins In the fervcnt desire that YOU and
your bride may enter upon and enjoy
the same felicity which has made our
married life 'one grand sweet song
Truly your friend,
(Signedl GROVER CLEVELAND"
Colonel Graves has kept tho letter ir
a white and gold frame hanging in his
parlor at Manchester.
Two years ago he wrote to President
Cleveland Tor permission 90 publish the
letter for ITS sentiment upon the doc
nestle life of che American people. Mr.
Cleveland. replying, said that although
he had forgotten the vcrhiage of the
letter he left the publication Co The
'delicacy and discretion" Of his friend.
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NfJOR ITDTOU UTDS.
He Makes Miss Drewry Conway, of no
bile. LII. Bride.

LEXINGTON. VA, July 12.-speclal.-
Major J. r. Ludlow. one Of Norfok's
Oa) leading citizens and capitalists, was
married here this afternoon at o'clock,
IN the parlors of tho Irvine Hotel. I'm the
presence Of a large gathering Of friends,
to Miss Drcwty Conway, "a charming
youn. lady of Mobile. Ala. Rev. r. J.
Mcbride. d. d.. rector OF the Lee-Memo-
rial Episcopal church. performed the cere-
mony ami the bride was given away
b. Mr. f. c. Lloyd, a Leading business
man Of the athens Of Virginia.
mutual friend OF the contracting parties.
Mrs Sid Dorgan OF Mobile. Ala, a friend
of the bride. was present. The bridal party
return to the Rockbriige Alum Springs
for the season. whore the groom IS a
great favorite I'm social circles. The Major
Is sixty-fve and his wife thirty.
Major Ludlow was for a number OF
years Mayor Of Norfolk. and Is nov a
retired business man OF large means.
lie is a brother OF the Baroness Collie
koffer, Of Germany. and highly connected.
The bride is well connected. highly ac-
complshod, AMI lady Of the southern
type
Tonight al the hotel Major Ludlow ten
dered his friends a banquet ID celebrate
the event.
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CINCINNATI o.. July l2-Thc for-
geries Of Banker 4. r. Lewis o. Aus7-
mia will amount 10 at least s2OO. The
commissioners of every county in Ohio.
Indiana. Kentucky and West virginia
are busy examining bonds on which
they loaned money 90 Lewis and iu the
majority OF cases tho paper has been
found 90 boo worthless. Lewis played
no favoritcs. 4 year ago he forged his
brothers name 20 a MORTGAGE for S}.nn
and made "a pauncr Of him. he drained
his mothers purse and made victims ~
all his relatives who had ready money
or property. The money De thus re-
cured from members OF his family he
specialized with. and Notwithstanding
that he was successful Zoo many eases,
he left them 10 suffer for want OF cash.
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A Negro Preacher Kills Himself.

PEORIA. ILL, July l2;-Rev. Samuel
w Anderson. pastor OF the Mount Zion
Baptist church, and one of the leaders
Of the colored people In this section
of the State. startled the community by
committing suicide In decidedly SEN
sational manner yesterday. He prepared
for the event with the greatest delibera-
ton, ami after firing a bullet through
his head. had strength enough left TO
cut his throat with a razor. He left
a note. in which he said
Those men l befriended brought me
to this. To my good WIFE sweet little
children. and mother, goodbye. None
OF you know my troubles.
(Signed) wv A. ANDERSON"
His wife stated that for the last three
days ne had been brooding over the
loss of property In Nashville. Tenn.
which. she says. was wrested from him
by persons OF his own racA
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JACKSON. MISS. July John NJ.
Allen has notified the Blmetallist League
of Jackson that ne VIII be on hand next
Tuesday night TO meet W. "A. Simms
Mr. Cleveland's First Assistant Secretary
of the Interior. In joint debate.
The appointment is with Colonel Simms.
but Allen. who is candidate for United
states senator 20 succeed j. &. George.
proposes to measure language with him
in the official term.
This joint discussion viii draw the big
gest audience that has been seen in Jack
son during this red-hot campaign.
Both speakers being very popular per-
sonages. and Jackon being evenly di-
yided between silver and gold. the great
est interest will be manifested.
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A Large Assembinge Gathered nj yilla
Won Ho-encgk.


The e0mmernachrs-Fest. o. Lave % party.
which tool, place last evening at the villa
Non Rosonogk. ON tho Cary-strcst road
south Of the Soldiers Home under the
auspices 0f the Gsrman-Amcrici
Association NJ the Virginia Hospital. was
q decided Success in every respect. The
attendance was large. and a handsome
amount realized.
Picturesque booths had been built. and
were filled with AN manner Of de'iclcics
and other delights. and for several days
the ladies of the association were kept
busy Transforming the great natural
beauties OF the garden into n regular
fairy bower with the aid OF an kinds of
dainty and tasteful decorations Hundreds
Of chairs had been taken out. and every
thing possible had been done 90 insure
the comfort 81 the visitors. Refreshments
OF an kinds were ou hand. ana "a delight
ful supper was served Cor Die small
amount of twouty-lv" cents.
The Geslngycreiu Virginia had kindly
accepted the invitation from the ladies',
aud sang several beautiful SONGS The
chorus. under the direction OF Professor
Mutter was present ln rom force. ana
the choir of ST. Johns German Emngel-
ical church assisted boz the execution OF
the splendid musical programme. while
the instrumental part was left to "a band.
which deserved great credit for the mln-
ner in which 30 rendered the various
pieces.
The entertainment had been devised in
order to raise funds 20 assist thc German
American Association boo prosecuting the
good work they have begun. The ass0cia-
ton has only been in existence since
April last. and SO zealOusy have they
worked that they have already acquired
two wards In the hospital. which VIII be
completely furnished almost Immediately.
I'm addition 20 caring for the patients in
these wards. the ladies' OF the association
will visit the sick poor TOO their mes and
endeayOr 90 make things moro comfort
able for them hy suppyin. their needs,
and IN various other ways.
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10 sTfRT TP ON run TIME.
The RoanolSe Machine Works Affected By
the Change in the Coal strike.

ROANOKE. Va. July 2.-speciaL-The
Norfolk and Western officials here say the
situation in the coal fields is improving
The Machine Works VIII start up on
n l. time Monlay They went on halt
time Just after the strike began
Monroe Haskell. a white boy, was Killed
near here Yesterday Afternoon by beng
run over by a WAGON.
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BALTIMORE. MD. July l2.-George r.
List. carpenter, met horrible death
at the Mount Vernon shops Of the Penn
sylyania Railroad Company. He was
standing near a large circular saw when
n pile OF lumber topled over on him.
throwing his head against the swiftly-ro-
volving saw. In an instant the blade had
enterel his brain.
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Senator Hill Writes Caustic Letters Abou
the Excise aWn.

NEW YORK. July l2-Senator Hill has
written two letters in reply 70 requests
Tor an opinion as 10 the propr:ety OF
requesting the Governor 20 call an extra
session OF the Legislature for the en-
actment of a more liberal excise law.
In one to Theodore NJ. Roche. presi-
dent OF the Young Mems Democratic
Union, he says: Il should certainly favor
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Unknown White Man Killed.

CHRISTIANSBURG. VA. July l2.-Spe-
cial.-No. 2. east-oound. to-day ran over
and killed an unknown white. man SUP
posed 10 be Daniel Sweeny. There was
Washington. signed p. J. Clark. There
was also a postal In his pocket nnmailed
addressed to w. II. Ward. Kimbal ave-
nre. n. E.. Roanoke. He was about for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-13
THE M.fGTCTfNS BEfTEN.
The Norfoikonians Win the Game in the
Ninth Inning.

ROANOKE, VA. July 12.-Special.-The
result Of to-days contest was not de-
cided until the ninth inning. and then
Norfolk came under the wire first Both
Lloyd and Herr were hit hard, but luck
was with the visitors. This is the first
game Roanoke mas lost this week.
Cavanaugh was directly responsible for
the winning run being made. In the
ninth inning. with the bases fun, he
fielded Cote's grounder AMI threw 1t TO
Paddon. who was playing way off second,
instead Of cutting Tate off at the home
plate.
The Score.
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VIII pROB.fBII DIE.
Mr. McCuvnn, the Would-Be suicide, I'm "A
Dangerous Condition.

HEATHSVILLE. VA, July Especial
Mr. McCuyan. who shot himself In the
head with a pistol. win suicidal intent, on
yesterday. al Lowisetta, was placed on
"A steamer and sent 10 Baltimore. where
his family lived. He was still living
when placed on the boat, but it IS be-
Icved that the shot will prove TO be
fatal.
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SHIPPED UIrH THE MONEY.
An Embezzier Left Funds for His Defence
with His wife Misplaced Confidence.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, July l2'-The
wife Of Richard II. Mcdonald, sr, now in
ian awaiting trial for forgery and en-
hezzlement I'm connection with the wreck
inc Of the Pacific Bank. has fled with
$4,000. with which her husband had en-
trusted her to provide tor his legal de-
fence.
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Norfolk. 6. Base on balls-On Lloyd, l.;
off Herr g. Struck out-By Lloyd, ?; by
Herr g. Two-base hits-f'uftz. Stahi
Wolch. Three-base hits-Padden, CaYan-
augh. Welch. O'Hagan, McGinnis, Coli
flower. Double plays-Padden to Little;
Viox to Padden TO Little Maginnis to
Herr TO Thornton. Wild pitch-Herr
Stolen base avanaugh. Time OF game
Two hours and ten minutes UMPIRE
Mitchell
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WASHINGTON. July l2.-Flrst Assist
ant Postmaster-Gencral Jones has issued
an order 10 pOstmastcrs throughout the
country forbiddng the issue OF money
orders payable on their own offices. The
order can be issued on a sub-station.
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PORTSMOUTH. y. IT,. July i2.-The
Peoples Mission church has extended a
call 10 Rcv. George %. Bullock OF Hen
derson. Y. G., 10 become its pastor. II
Is thought that he Will accept
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LONDON. July IA dispatch from
Yokohama 10 N ePall-Mau Gazette says
that a band Of 700 Chinese made an at
tack upon the japanese al Mainchu. For
mosa. on Wednesday. July 10Th. and were
reunised after a short fight with a loss
OF 20 killed. number OF them were
taken prisoners.
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cnr1nN'r EAT GArFNFY.

PORTSMOUTH. VA. July 12-The Pc
tcrshurcs turned the tables on the Truck
crs to-day. and came near shutting them
cut. The whole trouble with the locals
was their inability to hit Gaffney at OPP
porune times. and their ragged fielding
IT critical points.
Score. II. II. II
Portsmouth .....O00OO0O11- 5 4
Petersburg ....... 0 O02020x-6 .
Eatteries-Clare and VcttG; Gaffney
and Fireman
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
aAMrs scHEpuLrD FOR TODAY

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY
New York at Cleveland
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
Washington at Cincinnati
Boston at Louisville.
Baltimore at Chicago.
Philadelphia at 81. Louis.