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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-28
Shoe Department.

Indies, We WI give you au-
other chance to buy Oxfoid ties
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
Ertp the powDz2 DRY.
no TSTT RICHMOND.
Eminent English Divine to Preach ~
It. Paul's Church.

The New York Trinune's account OF
the recent Moody meeting says.
THE FIRST meeting this morning Nesan
az I'D O'Clock 10 the Auditorium, when
was well filled with typical audlynee GA
l.fDle Cfristiaus ON the platform "rl'
sir Moody. who presided, p4a. Lolt
sconeld. lr.pps, Blanchard, AZURE" 'i"l
ray. and preuendary NeDp-FtliyN. ~
fne the first bali nOur a prayer ahH l-'ii-'
service. was held. Or. Dripps ara others
led ina prayer. and the choir sang ~ "
stirring manner several bos3el As i'ii' "l'
Ger the leadership Of Ncsafs aal--ey anu
Jacobs Mr. Saukey sang aNO--eI a1lO
with great restrained power and ieel!.s.
There was "a slight rustic or cAptct1t iv"
as Mr.. Moody introduced The speaker
OF the morning -prcOendary Neop-4 cplot,
whose discourse was listened 20 Mltu rap
attention He Is handsome stdl,ls
looking man OF about nlty ychi7. 'ii-N
looks exactly what he ls-a typieal NH6"
can elarpymau of the evangelical sen1oi.
he wore clerical dress, ami IKE t.eiy
body else there. carried reference blyie
ina irncxfble binding. his connection Win
81 p4uTs Cathedral IS AL honorary one,
his pastoral work is done as vicar or ~.
,Iarvs OuslOW square, LONDON. nc
speaks without notes. His enhnclalon ~
English. but not uhpieasanly 10. ii,e
voice is clear and strong. his delivery Is
fOreible and his knowledge OF the DiDle
is phenomenal. even for Nortnueii. Pee
can quote whole books without making
a mistake. ffc intends 20 remain ln inns
country until October and before ne re-
tufne viii probably preacn "a New iotN.
g'he speaker based his remarks on Ro-
mans xii. ~. but in reality his discourse
was Il closely-rcasOned and poweriu III
exposition of ST. paups theology as laid
down in the Epistle 10 the Romans. me
former idea Of the atOnement was DfOuShl
IN Am itS old-time force, and with an
evangelical fervor that held his hearers
almost brcathless. IL was doc1riha'
sermon such as is seldom heard nova
days but az the same time every sen
nulso As "A survival OF pure eVanseii-
calism Or Webb-Pepl0e would become Il
reienlng sensation in New York or Bos-
ton" a.,
Wcbb- PeplOe. of the Richmond bar, ana
win shortly visit his son here and preacn
at 81. Pauls church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

The Richmond. Fredericksburg and Pc
tomac railroad will sell round-trip tick
cts 10 Boston via Sound Lines, <li25, via
AN Rail" Sl5.75. August 9d 10 26tn, good
to return until September j.. 1898.
Sir Knights may leave Richmond at
no y. M.. on Saturday, August 2ith.
spend Sunday In Now York, and leave
that city a, SO +. ", on the Fall River
boat with Richmond Commandery. 40.
?. or leave Richmond on Sunday. August
18th. at 7l0 II. NJ. with the Commandery
of St. Andrew. 40. -. spending Monday
morning In Kew York. and reaching Bos-
ton at $50 +. NJ. by the Colonial EX-
press. one Of the most completely
meter 10 go r. alone may take either
OF the three trains of the Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad.
correcting with ali-rail routes ami Soand
Lines between New York and Blst )n.
For further Information apply 10
G.. A. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

4 suit was instituted i'm the Law and
Equity Court yqestcrday by .. a Busby
against the hicnmond Gear Works Tor
$1,000 damage lae declaration has not
yet been hlcl. but 81 is understood that
the proceedings are based on the follow
ing iacts. Mr.. BusDy entered into "a con-
tract with the Cedar Works for the cX-
elusive agency for the State of Virginia
Of q Washing machine manufactured by
the defendant. and under this agency he
proceeded 10 advertise the machine and
place the same on the mark IN .ntr1-
dncing the machine 10 the public hc was
nut TO great deal OF trouble ami cN-
pcusc. after which. as The plaintiff claims.
the defendants established other agencies
and sold the u achine through other par
It's.
Judge Edmund Waddin, Jr., and Mr..
John 4. Lamb are counsel FOR the plain
In
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
FARMERS MEET DEFEAT.
TRUCKERS MAKE MORE ERRORS
And FEWER BfSEHITs But WV.
The Game Wa. Jmpired by Two Players
and Their Decisions Were GENERALLY fair'
Game Called In the Eighth Inning.

NORFOLK. VA, Aug. D.-Speciai'-
Portsmouth again wsl;zcd all around Pc
tersburg. making it two straights to-
day The spectacle Of two players UNI
piring the contest was also once more fur
nishcd. Umpire Brennan still being IN
capacitated on account Of very sore
and troublesome Trilby.
The arDiters were Moynahan and sinith,
and while their decisions were generally
fair they were not without close calls
at critical moments. Portsmouth COM
mitted more errors. and made fewer uase
ants tnan tnc fetersburgs, bLt the FORMER
gained victory through an even battery
and greater harmony 90 held work. me
game was called al the end OF the elbh1N
inning. on account of darkness.
NIa. COLL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

lie Expired suddenly at AsheviIIe' y. C..
,,h.rc uc Had Gone for His Health.

TELEGRAM 10 The Times from AsheVille
.,,,r',,frees that Mr. Richard Il. Alvey, Of
tSis civ dropped dead there yesterday.
Ir alvey mas been known for long
tine I'M the business world OF Richmond
as one OF the three members OF inc hril
81 ti.,v Drothers. who carry on -Ac
,thciesaie grain. hay. and -four business
III lZle east cary street
some time since he had severe attack
of typhoid-fever. and as soon as ne was
able 10 travel he was taken 10 AsheNiiie
A., the hone that his health would be fully
restored there. lie was accompanied Dy
igis remains will reach Richmond to-
morrow evening al o'clock Dy the South-
ern railway.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

committee Of the negroes who at
tended tho meeting at Chaltauqua. y.
D.. who're SIR. Poik Miller delivered mis-
negro character CciIucaton last week,
have addressed letter 20 Chancellor
vincent in which they say that Ar. Mil
ler does injustice TO the aspiring negroes
OF the South.
In regard 10 the letter.Mr Miller said;
# want 30 distinctly understood mat IN
NY talks I have no reference whatever TO
fhc Young negroes or to-day. I do not
pretend Goo know anything OF them. They
seem 70 prefer 60 separate themselves
from the white people Of The South. ana
have no means OF knowing people who
wfl not permit Us 10 associate with
,hen. Poor white trash chats what
al tho young ones think We are) ana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

In addition 10 some beautiful and distin-
,.,,ished late summer tOillettes IN Har-
Ter's Razar. to bee issued on August 2itn.
there will be specially prepared ana
..farl, Autumn Fashions for Men" \
sl-'''i1g portrait OF Miss Winnie Davis.
acrorsoanied by a short biographical
e't.n viii interest people who wish 10
know something Of the charming person
torh The same number OF the Bazaar
win have supplement containing bril-
iiantly Illustrated story entitled Inc
Possessed Princess OF Bekhten,' by Z. A.
Wallis Bulge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
Southern League Games.
The New York World Prints Her Picture
with Comments.

The New York World or yesterday
prints q txo-column picture OF Hiss Irene
iarehornc. OF Rlchmono, ehutlled
l.-ile of the south" The picture ls from
- photograph by Belle. OF Washington,
and was taken in "a standing posture,
with evening dress amid PERCUSSION OF
naims The picture is am excellent Ike
i.ss giving clear conception of the
beauty Of face and figure OF Miss Lang
Al the foot Of the picture IS printed
the following
"Aliss Irene LanghOrne, whose Dctrothal
10 sir. q. -. Gibson. the ARTIST. has ueen
announced. is one OF the quartette OF
rirls famous Tor their beauty throughout
Inc south. Wherever southern Society
coneregates-n Baltimore, idchm0nd, ana
Washingtou-Aliss Lanshorne. Miss May
Handy. of Richmond Mrs freuerieh
1.ehrsrd formerly Miss Louise Morris, Oi
Baltimore. ana Miss Harrison, Of Lees
lure have been conspicuous figures. Ihey
nave been called .he four graces.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

Probably the largest Watermelon seen
In Richmond this season was received AT
the cftice Of Me.srs. Chew ing tJ1e
Yesterday morning. IL came from smith
neld. " c.. ard was addressed 10 Mr..
and Mrs Rose. rhere was no card.
The melon was a long. striped variety Of
the delicious fruit. and weighed fifty
five pounds-just such a specimen as
would tempt Uncle Remus 10 run the
risk OF spending month or so in Jail.
quite a number Of people peeped into
the office OF Messrs. Chewing & Rose
10 get a glimpse az the big melon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

Ii will indeed be gratifying to the
many friends Of Mr. Samuel j. Young 10
know that be has chosen the profession
10 which he is best suited Nr Dung
is row hard at work in New YORK re-
heafs!ng 10 assume an important role
i'm Two ColOnels." a play which has
madc q great hit. and or which .Ir. VIM.
Richard GO0dau is the author The
play deals with a story 0f vermont and
Virginia. and the part which Mr Young
win act gives MIN an opportunity 20 re-
veal the dramatic instinct which Is so
well marked. Ills Richmond friends VIII
doubtless give him most cordial re-
ception when he reaches this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
knights rempiar Conciare.
RICHMOND TO BOSTON AND RETURN
THE YORK RIVER LINE

THE YORK RIVER LINZ.
For the above occasion the soutne'n
railway will sell round-trip tickets rom
Richmond TO Boston and return via the
York River Line at the following rates
Via New York and Sound Lines, SiZo''
VIA New York and Rail Lines, Sit."o.
Tickets will be sold August I'D anu
9th. with final limit September 10. 1879.
Bv dcnositing tickets with agent Of tcrsni-
nal lines AZ Boston, an extension OF limit.
TO leave Boston not later than september
goth. may be obtained.
For further lnlorina,, app'y az P"'-
:. &. WHITEHEAD,
CITY Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
Reduced Rate. to Boston, Mass, via Penn
-yIvania Railroad. Account of knights

From August 23d to 25th, inclusive. the
Pennsylvania railroad Will sell excursion
tickets TO Boston. Mass, going and re-
turning by the same route, az single
fare for the round trip. The tickets VIII
be good to return leaving Boston not
later than September 10Th, reaching Wash
iurton not later than midnight Of sep
tember 18th. Excursion tickets. going
via one route and returning via another,
will be sold on the same dates at
slight advance over the one-fare rate for
the round trip.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
Cheap Tickets, Richmond To Boston, Mass
and Erfmrn.

open to the Public-August 23d to .Gth.
the r., +. and T. h. X. will sell Pound
trim tickets to Boston at Sl42j via Sound
Lines. and Sl5.T5 via all-rail routes, nc
count of Knights Templsr 'ouclaNe
Tickets good until September 18th, and
car be extended longer If presented 70
ticket agent I'm Boston between Septem-
Der 10th and 30th.
For full in formation apply 10 Rich
mond Transfer Company, Ninth and
Main streets, ticket agent. Ryrt-Street
Station. or &. \. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
Personally Conducted Tours to Watkins
md Ninunrl Iail-.

The PENNSYLVANIA railroad VIII operate
a lly-cOnducted tour 10 Niagara
Fails and Watkins Glen August 22d. AT
the rate OF $1,000 from Washington, or
Sll.O0 from Richmond Tickets good FOR
ten days. allowing stop-om privileges at
Watkins and Rochester In either dlrec-
ton. and al Bufial0 returning. Special
train VIII leave Washington AZ 200 \. VI.
Later tours VIII leave Washngton Sep
t-nber 9Th and October SIN. for fll IL
FORMATION call on c. \. TAYLOR. Traffic
Manager. A., +. and =. Il. r.. Rich
mond. or address COLIN STUDS. Pas
senger Agent, +. Il. r., Washington,
ID
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
q. A. II. National Encampmenf' L""'s-
Vile, ny.


The Il. and 0. r. II. Co. will sell ex-
cursior tickets % Louisville and return
az all ticket stations on It's lines east or
the Ohio river. at rate OF one cent po,
mile each way for the round- u'p. IT,
ali trains September eth to lVth, lhctu
sive valid for return journey until &C
tober 9Th. inclusive Tickets wiil ALSO
be placed on sale via Il. and ~, a. W
fees OF all connecting lines Stop-S''''
will be allowed on the return "TRIP. .u
Veterans NIL, bear IN mind that MI
II. and o. trains run via Washington
and Harpcr's Ferry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

The United Banking ard Building Com-
pany. having good demand Tor money,
nffsrs for sale a limited number Of shares
OF its paid-up. accumulative stock at so
-,e~ share. maturity value 500. Dividend
Of q pcr cent per annum, payable in cash
january and July. For further iniorma-
zion applv az the office OF the company.
81 east Main street.
LEWIS II. BLAIR.
lIeaidcnt.
W. J. JOHNSON.
Nice-president.
SAMUEL = ELAM.
Secretary and Treasurer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
Cheap Excursion Rates via the Nork-River
Line.

The following cheap excursion tickets
are sold by the Southern railway over
the York RIVER Line.
Richmond 20 Baltimore ana return,
limit fifteen days. 81, Riehmcnd 70 Phila-
d.inhia and return, limit thiri zen days,
-. Richmond 20 New iCik aud return,
limit thirteen DAYS, So.
The ork River Line steamers are oie-
gantly appointed ana haze every modern
9onvcr!cnce. The tahA is supplied with
an the dcli,acics Of the Chesapeake bay
and the cuisine is unsurpassed.
Information will De chccrfuily FUR
nishcd and statc-rooms can Zee reserved
i'm ADVANCE by applyirgsat the passenger
cfNce. 90 east Slain street
:. &. WHITEHEAD.
city Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

Sheriff II. A. Edwards. OF Isle OF Wight
county. called ut the Office OF the Audi
tor Of public Accounts yesterday, after
delivering at the penitcntiary Z b. Pope
and Victor Pope. sentenced TO SIX ana
four years imp '.soiment, respectively, TOT
horse breaking.
sheriff A. II. Baker OF Nansemond
county. also was a visitor at the state
Library building. 10 settle up has ac-
tlrtS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
NJ ilN

take per cent. for your money when
tho state Building ana Loan Company
Il ror cent. and guarantee you per
cent on its So paid-up stock, which IS
Inc same as a time certificate Of deposit
i'm a bank Call on or address MS ~
iioS east Main street. Richmond. Va.
THOMAS r.. stage. President.
W. MINOR WOODWARD. Nicc-Pres.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
HIND no rEorfcr rHE UMPIRE.
O'Day Saves Game for the spiders
Colonies DO Up the Bean Eaters.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2V.-1ieNeiand
victory to-day was due to Umpire O'Day,
who compelled .he hcmc team TO take
the field in the last half Of the eighth
inning. when i. was almost dark. In
fact. the eas-lamps had been tighten
on The streets, and II was impossible
t. see the pail from the erdLd-stand.
Rain fell during the early part OF the
game. and II was DARK enough to call
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
Marriage Licenses,

The following marriage licenses were
issued by the clerk OF the Hastings -juit
yesterday.
~. and Agnes Noshitt. OF LunenbJfg.
william G.. DcN.ll. Of Aibemarle coun-
". and Lille O. Humphreys. Of Hanover
cOr1ty
and Eva NJ. Kidd. of Richm nd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
snecInI Ronna.rrlr nate. on satnrdny..

Beginning saturday. August 18th. and
continuing each Saturday thereafter. un-
tn september 18th, inclusive. the SOUTH
ERN RAILWAY will sell round-trip tex
cts from Richmond 10 keysvlle and inter-
mediate stations, al rate OF one rare Tor
the round trip.
These tickets will be sold FOR Train
No. II tkeysvillo Accomn odation. leas-
ing Richmond ar Z. NJ only, and VIII
be good TO return until the following
Monday. ). c. NHllEttAD,
city Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
rrgs0NfL IND GENERhi.
Interesting racts About Kichn"n" 'ii-
,cp..nd other Matters.

10 ,isifinc friends IN GLASGOW va.
,-o,orol william L. Tanner lef. for Bos-
.on Monday by the ola Dominion inc
,t-e lanes y. Finegdn and litue son
lerf Monday FOR Roanoke hdP''s' y y.
,f~ Thomas y. Mosby has returned
f,Cm n visit to friends ID fa'rlch county.
Afr + II. Mayo. after a three NeeNs
sfav in columbia, retuIle" MIMI
DAY. ct....t,,,
,.''', ,Ieitire Mrs. j. J.. Cannon on
Church ilill. ,,.,,-..-
nr uenry -. Melvin. one Of Halifax
counf,1s most distinguished P"SS'0'"''''
IS in the city. , e-,ao.,
Mr. ~. S. Archer and Mr.. T. X. Se'1 Gii
lcG for Sew York Mohuay ps ''
Dominion line. ...,,,,.
l.iE '''',',,.,,,,enracnt that "the factories
| T., tho United states VIII next year '''''
/ oft 10000 bicycles. ,rt...
ID Cannon. II. D.. OF New loi '.als,'
| ma IS 81, tho city. Nlsl''h5 1850
49,, lei, Wood and children. who
,.... hon VISITING friends in col1mnia'
haze returned nome. ,,..,..., e..
Mrs T. schnurmau lcft Richmo,n,d l ior
,-D,r ynrk. Philadelphia. ana Iaiu"iOi'
yesterday at J.. NJ. .--
Miss FLORENCE Moody Of Of. M2 ,.sS ,irT,
has hoon spending low days WIZ" --'''
| = A. Kane. 2l3 south flA''
Nc ~ l. Hardw.ckc and little dausn-
| 49,, -.,. have returned after a plea d'l
,.st to Louisa and Aioenaile counties
ia. ,.,.
Mrs w. j. Tyler and. her two little
! dor,ntcrs have returned after NiSl'lii-
relatives iu Louisa ana AiDei"di'0 ''-'-
| ties.
Hon Joseph IT, Lawloss was called TO
] OK, t-t.,i. Yesterday ly % Telegram
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
4 Runaway Match.

Mr.. Alan y. Clarfe and Miss Lola
T. Mitchell. well-knOvn residents OF Rich
mond we're married In Washington Mon
dav morning last, and returned to this
CITY the same night Their action was
Quite a surprise 10 their friends.
Tho bride is a popular school teacher
of Richmond. and the groom is a Well
known railroad man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
tn Consider the Ordinance.

President Turpin. OF the Board Of Alder
mon has called that body together Tor
ncyt Monday at =. NJ, when the orai-
,ranchise Of t.fstriicting an electric ral-
road on Broad street 10 the Richm md
Traction Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
Ncfncl h. iLc ilnNnr.

MAYOR Taylor has vetoed tho ordinance
adopted By the to branches OF the
city Council which seeks 20 reduce The
salary OF the Superintendent OF the Gas
Works from $500 10 $500. The message
will be presented 10 the Common Council
at its Lext regular meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21
Gold-nri.l. Nm In View York.

Mr. j. z. Hatcher. who went on the
bond OF Detective Norris. when he was
held here for alleged completely with
Parker. the gold-brick man, mas just
returned from New York city. and says
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

But the Umpire called the Game Re"
..nnnl. too soon.

TyNCHBURG. Va. Aug 20.-spccial.-
The nuslors played ia phenomenal luck
here to-day. The game q, the park was
called at 500. with Gnlcn and Mason
mo orrOsiug pitchers. Neither flae
scored until The fourth, when LynchuuSb'
by TWO hits. scored TWO runs l'lcH-
mOul did nothing DO her ndll-
i'm the nth tine locals were niahheu.
and Richmond came 20 the bat ~ the
face Of am approaching storm. lhIre
halls were thrown Dy Mason, ana Ic4tt
and Gillcu flew out 20 smith ana J. el-
eiison smith came 10 the plate ana
mo storm broke. The rain poured lu
torrents. and Umpire Mltchel 'aHtN
"timc" Thirty minutes went ny SLOW
IL and AS the ticker licked OF The .asl
second the game was called. Almost
immediately the rain ceased. and no more
feu for am hour The hold-up was just
a few seconds late.
Ia the ffh inning Giilen performed
the feat OF putting out The opposing sldt
with inst three pitched balls. The teams
were both playing clean, snappy naIi
and could nine innings have been pIaye4
there would most likely nave bteh "H-
other very exciting inlsh.
ihc .utlr zen, tame.
sam. crowde~'s little men playe1 great
ball al the Academy yesterday afternoon
up to the fourth inning. Nct for sew
eral months has SO much interest beeH
manifested DID the Lite players " Nov
rho game was cdlitI. there We're az lt'7l
SOD people present TO witness the con-
test. and fov minutes later the Aun o.
be~ was increased 90 tn. she spectt-
tors showed tnat tLcy were quite anxious
about Richmond's prospects. ana lheS
rooted On good O.l-.a~lir9"d style. lheic
were mday ladies 90 The same. ana tH.>
did mo-, fail 90 sno" where th'f ~ i,l d.
this Law. sammy Crowier Ifnpirri lh
lbs usral ainusi- % style, and Iohi-s Iihoa
looked after the score. Tho same gre"
more and mo-e interesting. nu ihe
fourth inning At that time tine score
stood . toe in favor a. Lynchbrrs Ihtn
came n message that the rain Was about
To- break up The FUN. For quite a Whlie
the spectators fingered. hoping that the
PLAYERS would resume their positions on
TIE srcun3s. Bat Wells had COM
ference with Mitchell, end tine result was
That Mitchell calico the game on account
of wet grounds.
mason p1ECHrD ANlH1w.
ELLEN pitched Tor the NichmonIs. ana
hdd the Lynch3urs pecIlc down 10 four
hits. Mason twirled for the nome ,eam.
lie was hit only three times. Before The
game was called. Secretary Small zee
ceiveI "A message from President Nich
Young. Of the National League. 10 the
effect that Mason has broken bis ton-
tract with the Evansville Nnd) team.
and rc1uestma that Mr. SNAIL fouii az
once notify the Lynch6uTs MANAGEMENT
not 20 put Mason in tine box rnul The
question of Nas0n's eligibility was oe-
Cidcd Mr. Small notified the Lynchbprs
management az O'Clock. but despite
that fact. Mason as allowed 90 pitch
through tie four innings This wouit
have justified Manager Wells, OF the
Richmond team. in making a protest. even
If Richmond had been defeated. and TIE
came might have been set asil,.
CANES YESTERDAY.
At IVnchbure.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -rain.
Al Roanoke.
Norf0lk-EOanoke-ra
Al Portsmouth.
Portsmouth, Z, Petersburg. g.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

During the summer months the Rich
mond. fredericksburg and Potomac ltii-
road sells round-trip tickets to ali It's
stations on Saturdays. good until the
following Mondays only, az the one-fare
rate Tickets on sale only az Byrd-Street
station. {. A. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

the educated neyroes VIII never NIX
but the old-timc dariley aud the southern
white. III and young, are F"od lrehns'
and will live in peace and harmony.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

tina: on wednesday last he saw farKeT
on IN. BJwery. NJ ~ the corn,r u f"-i-
tenth street. Mr.. Hatcher says thas
he did not accost laih"f. ana WIS
not recognized by him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-21

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. N.-The Gin
ciunats played without am error to-day.
and made their HITS at the time they
would do the most good. Rhnes hit
two men. gave a base on balls, and was
hlt safely three times in the second in
ming. al the conclusion of which he re-
tired i'm favor of PARROT. The field
ing feature was Cross third-base playing.
Attendance. 800.
Score. r.. n. H..
Philadelphia ...... O301013Ol-S 10 ?
Cincinnati ........ 204O2Ox- T. %
Battories-Carsoy and Clements; Rhines.
Palrott. and Vaughan.
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MISUNDERSTANDING


Summary. Earned rurs-ietcrsburs' J..
Tvvo-baes hts-llpport. stolen bases
Mills (S). Fuller. Childs. Lippert 3D. Lyons
Turner. Bases on balls-om Leach -
of Ganncy. @. Struck out-hy Leach =
bv Gamncy, J. sacrnce hit-Ledch.
Hit by pitcher hilds Umpires' Moy-
uahan and Smith.
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GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Richmond ~ Lynchburg.
Petersburg al Portsmouth.
Norfolk az Roanoke.