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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15

\ Destructive storm County Honest
Elections Conference.

BOYDTON. VA. Aug. N.-Spsc
s. q. Atkins. of the firm Of Brown. Davis
x Atkins. of Richmond. who is visiting
the family of his brother. the late Colonel
V. y. Atkins ia this place, met win
quite painful accident on Yesterday.
Mr. Atkins had his rifle Out examining
IL. ana 10y some means ~ was discharged,
The bah striking one OF his fingers. The
wound was at once dressed. and Mr..
AtKins wll suffer no serious injury from
the accident.
A terrific rain. accompanied with vi0-
lent wind. visited the Roanoke Valley.
some six mii,. south Of this place. doing
considerable damage 10 crops. fences, etc.
At Taylors Ferry the dwelling orsc OF
tho ferrymau was unroofei, and he mar
rOWly escaped with his life.
\ circular has been issued in this coun-
ty calling for meeting OF the CITIZENS
TO Doe held here on Monday next court
dayJ. The object. as stated i'm the circu-
lar Us for the purpose of taking steps
TO secure honest elections IN the state
and to make changes In the present elec-
ton laws This would seem an imputa-
ton upon the good name Of the county,
as Meckleubusg has all along stood ab0.e
reurOach so far as her elections are con-
corncd. Mr.. Il. r. Thorpe. who Is con-
testing Mr.. Mckenney's seat in congress,
told your correspondent few days ago
that he believed the elections I'm this
county had been. as general thing. very
fairly conducted. but said DE thought
the election laws should be- changed.
Right Rev. Bishop Randolph. OF the
Diocese Of Southern Virginia viii preach
and confirm a class ID this place ON inc
Isl dav Of September. The ilshOp VIII
also preach at Baskerville on tho 3lst OF
August. where he has quite large class
for confirmation
Th.. church az Baskerville is new
church. built through the insirumeniallty
~ The Rev. r. NJ BOyden. the rector Of
he church here. Mr. Boyden is a great
worker. and a person whom our whole
community love and respect ana VINO
has done great work In this county.
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DEAF FROM THE BLIND.
THE CLASSES DESIRE SEP3RAIL
TDTCiTION1L FiCfLfTIES.
Meeting of the Virginia Association ot the
Deaf Speeches In sign Ian
guage-Their Work.

The virginia Association OF the Deaf
convened at the Y. NJ. c. \. Hall yes
to-day morning. and was called TO order
by the secretary. MIR. W. c. Ritter. THIS
is the third annual meeting Of the AS
sociation. About hty delegates were In
The r,residonf. Professor John W. Micha-
els was uuavoidably absent, ana AT tne
roqucst OF the second Yice-presih,h'' Mis7
I.avinia Argabright, Mr. kltier presi"e"'
Rev. Job Turner, dcat-h""'. ..p'''.''~'
minister. offered the prayer az the OPEN
irg. ,,.4..
uffter referred I'd the TACT tiat iarmer.'
las. vers. rcal-cstate men, and veterans
ravo their organ cations and meetings
and that he he SOW no redson why me
dear should not 10 likewise. IN inc
course of his remarks. Mr.. Ritter SAN
1--WE do not consider the acts OF the
General Assembly. in giving support
,Sf7. 500 10 the institution for the educa-
ton OF the deaf and the blind, located
al staunton. as a charitable ono-no more
so ihan the support given the University
OF Virginia. Washington and Lee OniNei-
sity. OF The hundreds Fl public schools
all over the state
MAYOR TAYLOR.
At the conclusion OF his address Mt.
Ritter introduced Mayor Taylor, VINO eN-
tended hearty welcome 10 the CON
yont.on. The reply TO Mayor Taylor
address was made in thc sign language,
and vas translated into speech by Mr.
5. G.. Jones. OF Charlottesville.
The presidents address was read m the
sign language by Mr.. Tucker Of kich-
mond. and translated into speech by FRO
ron
official interpreter
The president recommended a commit
tee 10 memorialize the LEGISLATURE for a
separate school FOR the blind and the deaf.
The presiding officer. Mr. Ritter, appointed
| Htn H. Miller. OF Lynchoure. Hon.
| p. H. Winston. Of Hanover. and Captain
Thomas j. Crowdor. OF Staunton as MEM
| beers Of the committee 10 act for the board
Of the institution.
The president will appoint Two add
tioual members Of the committee later.
nisiINGuIsHrD VISITORS
Among the distinguished visitors who
made brief addresses were captain
Thomas J. DOYLE. superintendent OF the
school al stanton. Professor r.. J..
Chanin. OF the west Virginia school al
Rouuey. and Miss Ella NJ Rudd, OF
the Nebraska school for the deaf AT
! omaha.
Professor fnutt made an interesting
/ address. in which he told The delegates
/ OF his pride zoo them. tie is a teacher ln
/ the school. ana many OF MS on pu!As
/ were present
Alr. Samuel ~. Miller, editor OF me
/ Lynchburg Advance. and Hon. y j..
/ Winston or Hanover member Oh me
/ board OF the institution for the deaf ana
/ blind m stanton. spoke on tne supltcl
| of separate schools Tor the ital anu "l.i...'
/ one 0f me delegates saii 10 ile s'9'''-
| day. in regard 90 separate SCHOOLS.
/ 'fhe deaf ana me bilN4 l+t, 'nl9 "t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15

The Adjournment Meeting Held WI.
Has Been Donc-Tufure Plans.

ASHENlLLE. y. g.. Aug. H. T
Southern Biblical Assembly held "a ef.
adjournment meeting IN the First Bap'
church. Speeches were made hv r..
Dr. Gilbert, of Washington. Rcv. r.
Piston. aud others on tho work 81.
By The assembly On four weeks
During the meeting OF tho Assem-
nearly five hundred visitors have
tended. Ten denominations. oieI
towns ana cities. and lourtccn Sta
were represented. Every state ln
south except Mississippi and two N
Of tine Mississippi were represented.
IL has been determined 10 have { 4
ass embiy next summer
A secretary Will boz placed ln The rt.l
90 travel over the South 90 Irine f.e
objects OF the assembly before an Proc
testant denominations inhle Lnl us
Will be- organized ln many OF the chur0 bees
or the South 10 study the Bible under
the direction or the society. in order to
prepare TOT next summer
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DIED ON 4 TRfIN.
Mr.. ". {. CorDett, of Wilmington, y. G..
Expired on a Railroad Car.

WILMINGTON, y. C.. Aug. f-Speciai
Mr. W G.. C0rbett OF this city, who was
a passenger on the Cape Fear and Yad-
kin Valley train. which arrived here az
. o'clock this evening. died soon after
the train passed Fayetteville.
MIR. Corbett has been very 10 az Mt.
Airy for some time. and ieit there this
morning. under care OF bis brother. 81.
!. tOfbctt and q nurse
Deceased was thirty-one years or age
and a well-known business man OF this
place.
Burglars. who robbed tho residence OF
J. X. Turrentins here several davs ago
were captured TN Ncwberne to-day.
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4 FiNe-Minnte SchednIe.

4 question was under discussion yes
terday by a party OF gentlemen that IS
very apropOs ln connection with the
petitions 10 the city Council boy street
street.
inc question was asked: III cars pass
cdcn other every three minutes ON
double track what is the scheduie:f
After considerable figuring with a dla-
gram representing the track with the
cars on 10, they decided that II would
only be- necessary 10 start the ears every
six minutes.
Therefore. cars TO pass every i've
minutes. the time specified Ia the petit
tion OF the traction company before the
Couacn last night would only require
"A ten-mluute schedule.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15

She saves Three Persons from Her Burn
ing Dwelling.

BALTIMORE. MD. Aug 1.-THE pres
once of mind OF Mrs. Peter Mccormick
saved the lives Of three persons this
ucfuing She was awakened at 3 O'Clock
bv sunOCatiug smoke. 20 find her home
I'M flames. The TIRE had already attack
ed the only stairway. but Mrs. McCor-
mick avs cile her ninctcen-yeaf-0id son
and led him 20 the street She then
dashed into the burning bun ing, aroused
her fftoen-year-oiI daughter, and puoted
hor through the sm0ke-tiet, pla@ihs
rooms 10 safety Mrs. McCormck then
made a third trip up the iast sdceuiipihb
stairway aroused her sleeping sister,
Mrs Perkins. who was suffering with
rheumatism. and guided her in SAFETY
10 the street where she was taken care
of by the excited ueignbors. W men the
grs engines arrived nothing remained
for them 90 save but the brick walls.
one thousand and I'VE hundred dollars
win probably cover the money loss.
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ROTTERDAM. Aug. li-iiustav Elm
gen. tNenty-nine years Old. member OF
the banking firm of Bnsen Bfothefs. of
liabilities OF SiW@.8| was arrested in
this city last night as ne was boarding
the steamer Sparadam fer Neg York.
After his arrest he attempted 90 com
tanning corrosive sublmatc. 4 physician
was called 10 attend him, and il is said
that he will recover
The IOiics maie a search Of tho Iri-
soLor's effects. and stated that they found
amCng them 10000 francs Binstn bad
taken passage for America under the
name Of George Blind.
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The Turf.


AQUEDUCT RACE TRACK. Aug. H.,
Tho weather was delightful to-ia>+ an'
a. The card was a fairly good one. tl'
crowd was large. The track WIS ln exc
c.ii,n. shape. and the scrl' h"s were
yerv few. Nearly ali the finishes wef.
close and exciting and some good SPOT
u.,s witnessed The talent tur3-1 or lh
fuI force in the hope oi getting some
of the good things. hut were aglin loon
cd 20 disappointment ass oniy l"' i"-
V5fftcs Won. ,. %.
Doegttt. q 10 ID first. Ben Ma-'i s'co'4'
Kiue Eer0d third Time. ln5'e .
second raco-hvo fufiongs-lfana pIo9t
ballard. 8 90 D. FIRST. Reha secone Neil-
H. h.. third. Time. 1903 -
Third raco-hye and half iuri9r es
Emiio dis. Kccfe. Z t0 iW lrsi, lttiald
second. Hernia third Tine. l.o, ~
Fourth racc-mile ana 0ne--iNteenih-
Hcrmanita c5. keefe. 20 p FIRST Dha-
rade second aouIieiiy third. IiH'''
.52 II. e.-,....
King Gold O13. Haml lion. 90 - htsi'
Campania second, Pay or flay '"'i"'
SiNth race-one miic-Sun Up an. over
TON. TO D. first. Jack The jew second
True Penny third. Time, i.i''
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TIE TINES-RJCHMOND w. THURSDAY, AUGUST Is, 1895

and W. s. Holland and Judge John Ne-is;
for TIE prisoner. The court ahJouinop
till tomorrow with a hung jury a, P''s
Cnt.
\ picked-up local nine and the Eden
tons. OF Edenton. y. g.. crossed bats AZ
West-End Baseball Park this Afternoon,
the score standing ; TO >. In favor OF the
Edentons. Rattorv for Sunoiks. kiDy
and Stth: for Edentons. Hill and Daniel.
Considering the locals had never player
together before they did very well 10
hold the visitors down. they having the
leading players Of the Wake Forest ana
Chapel Hill mines.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15

Two Police Board, in Charge of Omaha
Referred to the supreme Court.


OMAHA. %EB.. Aug. 1.-Two Police
Boards are In two different parts OF the
city Hall assuming to be In power to-
day. To % the last reports 30 rioiinS
had occurred. although noisy demon5tfa-
lions were frequent. No sensible person
can understand how hlOodshel rs 10 be
aVertod H. the programmes made Guy ny
the rival boards are adhered 10. These
contemplate separate police forces arrest
ing Ons another for impcrsonatus oni-
Gers. The city jail is guarded from as
sault bv the present holders of the old
board men. and other apartments are
likewise under strong guard me city
Han was crowded with spectators, Who
have como ID see the trouble. The first
case of violence will 90 all probability
prochItate great disaster, as the strain Is
extreme.
Both the Oh and the new police boards
have wired the Supreme Court. asking for
am immediate session 10 determine when
is the legal board.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15

BERLIN. Aug. a. The Governor of
sf,fz has issued an order fOrbiddiue the
Veterans unions which are celebrating
Victories won by the German armies DID,
Tho FraucO-Prussian war, from crossing
the French frontier for the purpose o.
dcpositing wrcaths on the graves of Ger
man soldiers II is ordered that the
wrcaths which intended to be placed
upon those graves hy the veterans as
individuals and by The relatives of the
dead soldiers shall not have on tlem
red. white and black ribbons the c1lors
of GERMANY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15

Gumhcrt Was Hit Hard and Daub was
got I'm Farm other Games.

Not in FORM tuner '''"'N'
BROOKLYN. Aug H. Anderson . Ii""
Of ifs ball and Sn.n1le's two fumDl's
enabled .hc Washngtons 90 score hNe
runs i'm the nth inning of ;o-1ay's game
with the Brooklyns. Gnnncrt W"s ti.'
hard i'm the third and fourth irnnts;
and was then replaced by lanh. VINO hau
moi been I'm the box for over . mohln ...,,
Daub Was not n form. ana W's VIII
In the nfth. he then seltlfi nONN' an"
20 more runs W IRE made d,
Score -
Wasl,inefon. .......0GSI % l5
Batteries. Gumbert Daup' ana Hii"''
LIZ AI-l.LL-Ln
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FfFrEES WERE hFLLED.
The search Of the Ruins of the wrecked
Sew York Building Completed

NEW YORK. Aug u.-shoruy after
O'Clock this afternoon the search of the
ruins OF the wrecked buildings on We.
Broadway was completed, ana lne WIN
- dio.,fnr Was stopped 40 bodies were
round today. and the total number oil
killed is fifteen.
contractor Galligan states that every
inch of the debris In the cellar has been
gone over. and that there was not me
least doubt buth that every body had
been recovered.
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RICHMOND


>-S, I'm '' '''''-' .00OOOO1OOO cb-6
Richmond ...........o 20 20 o 20 90 81
summary: Two-base hits. Tat, ~
Geier. Threc-basc hits bradley ll-mc
rnns- Tradlav. COihdow stolen ta5es
pich,nond. Double plays berte,
unuseman. and Wells. Hagan. McGann,
ana Tate Bases on called halls-on Gil
len. .: of Mcfarland, 2 Bases o"
nitehed balls-On Glllen, !. struck out
iPN MCFARLAND. y. 10y Gillen. 4. " ma
,itchrs-Gnlen. J. Time of game. two
iours and fifteen minutes. empire
JOaues.
Second game.
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non ~ THE NINTH.
Iynchburg Pulled II Game out of the Fire
Yesterday.

LYNCHBTRG VA. Aug. Especial
Lynchburg succeeded in pulling the game
out OF the fire to-day in the ninth inning.
uallowell. FOR the Farmers. did magnin-
cent work In the box until the ninth.
when acting under instructions he gave
Kafiert a base on balls when first and
second were already manned. \ hit by
Schahel aud tumble by O'Brien aid the
business.
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t,IOSILi-CONT TESTED @f"i'
M,n,vhsn wa- Wild and the MaSici"n-
WON Again.

ROANOKE. VA, Aug. ll'-Spee'"''
was TOO much for Portsmouth to-daY'
lie held them down TO six hits ana 81. ,',,.
S,t seven men. Monaghan was ny sd'v,s
Mn. times. hut he was wilder man nls
opponent. The errors made 10y nom I'm hoVn
v',re COSTLY .Sherer and HarsroNt "o''
III sensational catches In centre.
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rHE orEEN's sPEECH.
She VIII Express Her sympathy for the
Victims of the Chinese Riots.

LONDON. Aug. ut IS semI-VHl1lel'3
announced that the Queens speech mat
will be read 20 Parliament tomorrow
will refer to Her Majesty's sympathy
fcr the victims Of the riots ia china.
IL will also announce tnat me t'"3~'
of commons has been summoned 10 con-
.irer and Vote the estimates. IL VIII M
Innate that the Government does not
intend 10 submit further legislation 40
tDe present session.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15

PARIS. Aug. lit is reported here
Cologne. Germany, has. at the instance
OF the Imperial Government. forbidden
the annual pilgrimage from Aachen 10
Lourdes, owing 10 the animus engendered
by the war celebrations now In progress
In Germany.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15

At Kiel yesterday nine workmen en-
ployed IT. the Gcrmania dock-yard ~
into the haroor from landing stage AMI
them. The accident was due 10 A cans-
way breaking while the men were return
Ing from their work on torpedo catcher.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15
rATTIvonr. Q. BOSTON. 2.

BALTIMORE MD, Aug. 1.-THE
Champions again found SWEETS curves
10 their liking to-day. an batted ont am
easy victory with frst-cass support
hovever the score would have been
lower. TWO of Baltlmore's three baegcrs
should have been easy outs. while keeler
made two bases On a bunt, which TWO
of the visitors allowed 20 roll between.
while Siiveffs chased the sphere Into short
right field. Hoffer was lavish with gifts
t. the initial bag. but invariably studied
when men were on the bases. Both teams
contributed 10 make Umpire Hunt I'M
comfortable throughout the game. Carey's
batting and two double plays by each
club were pretty fcautrcs. Attendance,
$500 Score: j. H. j..
Boston ...-.........u 90 ~
Balii,1ore ............O o3O2l 03X-9 j
Batteries Hoffner and Clarke, SWEETS
and Ganzele
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15

The Sheriff and His Guard Overcome by
Prominent Citizens of the Town.
ELLENSBURG, WASH. Aug. li.-At
an early hour this morning Charles VIM
cent, who shot Mike Kohlopp In a
drunken brawl Sunday. was lynched. A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15
HUSTLERS DONE UP CLEAN.
Tho Clsn-EatsrS Take Two Games
From THIN.
ruE SECOND GAZE A WATERLOO.
II Took Twelve Innings ." Decide inc
I.r.t-Thc >orfoiks Could DO Nothing
with cillcn Until His Arm Gave
out in the Last Inning.

NORFOLK. VA. Aug. H.-Spcciai.-fo
say that Richmond was done up clean
to-day is drawing It cxcecdinsly mild.
Two games were played. The first took
twelve Innings % reach a decision. When
II IS realized that up TO the twelfth IN
Ming the score was ! 20 I, and Giiien s
arm played out. giving Norfolk chance
10 pound the leather Tor five runs one
n homer. the lively interest I'm the game
viii be explained. Norfolk played an
errorless game fun OF snap and VIM
and made Il the best exhibition OF bali
playing seen here this season. Richmond
made several costly errors. but bfauleS
cracked on; homer IN the seventh IN
nirg. iloing Norfolk's run In the same
inning. Both pitchers played Sreat pam
and their SUPPORT was prime.
PLOTTING AosISsr ODDS.
The second game was "A Waterloo, Rich
rnOna fighting against great odds IN
Weeks wonderful pitching. and an almost
perfec. fielding support. only one error
i-sinx charged TO Norfolk. and Weeks
striking out eleven men. Ofasan ana
Thornton made specially brilliant plays.
Kain pitched finely. and held the locals
well down. The scores tell the story
which is long enough for novel. score.
FIRST game.
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SARATOGA. y. Y. Aug III ne at az
tendance AT The Saratoga race track was
very fair to-day. bat not as good as lhe
programme OF events Warranted The caro-
was wei dlcd in each race and scratches
few Tho track was fast. ana ine u's
fair. Summaries. a.,
First receive MISUNDERSTANDING Water
l05. NcClain % ID first. Heresy stconi'
Narsian third. Time. l'o- b.
second race mile and furlOng-sohs
and Dance l0l, Griffin. IL 10 % ilrsl'
Safag0s-a second. Ajax third. Time.
.0i ia.
Third Tace-0ne milc.-Nleiorious OIL.
Perkins. ID TO D first. Dorian second.
Two starters. Time. l-ij-
Fourth racc-sevcn furl0ugs -Dclahra
G05. ,GriGn. / 10 - arsf. Stillario second.
Lady Diamond third. Time. l.2J Il.
Firth race-one mile 'hant ll1. Mar
TIN. ] 20 % first Pop Gray second, Lake
shore third. Time. l.it
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oElIt AIRY.


CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Aug. II
ssCial-Alr. John W. Chewing ono OF
the best known and mos. popular cifi.
zens OF ABB marie county. died AZ his
home near Milton. IN the eighty-secon1
year o. his age and his funeral ana
burial took place this afternoon at )
o'clock al South Plains church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15

Some people have had so may start
ling experiences that IL is quite iifiicalt
10 take them by surprise. IN other wor S,
they are prepared fer almost anything
Well. our prices have had a rather start
ling eAperici CO. they may have hccn
prepared for almost anything ln the ma
ture OF a reduction. they cOuh scar'c.y
have been prepared for the SWEEP nc.
REMORSELESS. AND RELENTLESS
SLASHING they have been treated 70.
Such a marvellous combination OF HIGH
QUALITY AND LOW PRICES Will take
YOU by surprise, no matter wat your
experiences may have been.
You must move quickly 20 move ef-
fcctiyely. Good things have wings and
are apt 10 by away.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-15

BTRRYNlLLE. VA. Aug H.-Special-
The races OF the BcfryNille Jockey 'iuD
began here to-day with advertised piO-
eratninc OF SIX races. as follows.
First race-runuine. mile and half
III TeieeraphO first. Gaiety 1ecOnd, Noun
tain Girl third. Time 81.
Second racc-trOttlng. -+tn claSs--' c-a %
ware Chief FIRST. WOOdm!st second,
Onacha Wilkes third. Time. -.33ii.
Third race-running, mile dash-Jolly
Boy nrst. Young Magenta second, Jri-
sew Pat second. Time. 1904.
Fou~th race-hurdie. mite and a half
six hurIlcs.-Iadv Wooster FIRST John
Howard second. Moderator ihifu. Time.
3.O4 Donally ran hall mile. but was
disqualified for fOuling Lazy W OOstef
Attendance small. but "a large crown
IS eXuelted tO-moIrOM.
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LlEPSIC. Aug. N--Pr0gcssor Ro.on
Christian Befnhardt Won rauchneitz. 49,
celebrated publisher of classics dl.i
acre to-day
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asaaa
PORTSAiOI1

CUmmnTN. IuTNtI TUna~TtUdUUh'l =
Portsmouth. J. Base on balls-Fry. ];
Moneyhan. 3. Struck out-Fry, I. Money
han. /. Two-hasc hits-Childs, Moneyhan.
1hrsc-hasc hits-Clark. NiOx. Home run
den TO Little. Clark 10 Little TO Clark
Thufston TO Hall TO Mangan. hit by
pitched ball-Ilttle stolen bases-tuit]-
Time OF game-One hour and thirty MN
utes. Umpire Mr.. Rafferty,.
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CAMS SCHEDULED ToR TO-DAY.
At Portsmouth:
Richmond vs. POrtsmci tn.
At Roanoke.
Petersburg IS. Roanoke.
At LvrchhHre
Norfolk VS. LynchburS.
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GAMES SCHEDULED TOR TODAY.

Washington at Brooklyn
New York at Philadelphia.
Boston al Baltimore.
Cincinnati al Cleveland.
Pittsburg AT Caica-o.
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srANDiNG or THr CIUBs.
Games won and lost by each club to
each other club.
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summary: Earned runs Lynchbufg' !.
Petersburg. D. Two-base hits-Turner anu
Thomr ron. Struck out-By willis. 2, Dy
HalloweI. 6 Base on balls-By Niils' -
by BallOwcll. (. Umpire-Rrennan.
GaMrs irsTfRDsY.
~ Norfolk
Richmond. 10: Norfolk, CT.
AT Roanoke.
Portsmouth. 2: Roanoke T.
At Iyn clburg.
Petersburg. ?. Lynchburg. 6.
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The Jury Hung in The Case of William
Irquhnrt.
SUFFOLK, VA, Aug. 2.-Special.-ln
the trial of William Urquhart, for the
murder OF John f. Gay. this whole day
has been consumed In speeches Of f. +.
Holland rom monwealth's attorney, and
Merritt Briggs, assistant for prosecution,
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summary. IATNoI FUn7"E 0TI IN -
Two-basc hits-Tatc stolen n. o 9e, ,l Son
5''r, kin o. off Weeks. ?. Hit by
81, . ga balls Kahn. !. Weeks. 1. struck
nnn,"Ev flynn. !, by Kain. q by Wee ,s.
II IL passed balls Foster. /. VIVA pit mes
Flynn. /. Time of game, one ,., nosr anu
thirty-fve minutes. lmilIe' , Son',' in the
s.rons innlng and McGowan put on thiru
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PHILADELPHIA, l3. HEw Y0RK. 2.

PHILADELPHIA IA. Aug. A.Phila-
dclphia again defeated New YORK ms az
iernoOn by hitting fusie IN Inc stN',a'l,
ana eighth innings. The game was not
specially interesting. Managers tam
DOYLE who was yesterday removed IRON
Inc grounds by Burnham. and fined 500.
all not play. Wilson taking his place a'
Weather clear. Attendance. 600 score
r. H. T..
philadelphia ......0 O2O0o7 i-l3 l6
New York .........0 q 8 90 ID y
Ruein and Farrell