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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03
HIS MODERN RELIGION.
REV. X. &. CfVE DENIES TIE IN
SPTRiTTON OF THE BIBLE.
Repudiates the Orthodox Conception OF
Jesus Christ--God as the Spirit OF Nature
in the Light Of Modern Thought.

ORANGE. VA, Aug 2.-Special.-Ihe
Rev. Robert c. Cave. Of st. Louis, No.
formerly OF Richmond. Va. delivered here
last night a lecture on Religion In the
Light Of Modern Thought In which ne
briefly outlined his own views on religion.
He denies miraculous inspiration OF the
Bible holding it 10 be a narrative.in which
God is represented. in numerous places.
in exactly opposite lights. from what he
is in others. and repudiates the orthodox
conception OF Jesus Christ.
HTS IDEA OF GOD.
His idea Of God is the worship OF that
power which man cOnceiNes without text
or creed TO surround and master him, and
does all things for the best, but whose
memorable rules cannot be changed py
prayer or worship. In other words, God
Is the spirit of nature, and as the IN
telligence of man Increases. he comes
nearer to making himself. by purity OF
life and charity 10 his fclloN-man,
perfect man, just as the plant becomes
perfect by careful nurture. and the avoid
ance of noXious associations. In the end.
as man gradually prunes of his super
stitions and comes nearer 20 conformity
20 the laws OF nature. which II the law
of God. he arrives at a state I'm which ne
is in perfect harmony with God.
ELOQUENT PROBATION.
The speaker expressed respect for every
religious belief. honestly held. as emitting
the holder 10 that degree OF enjoyment
and association hereafter, which his hon
esty and requirements merit. IL is inn
possible TO describe the beauty Of Illus
tration and eloquence with which the
speaker clothed his remarks, which were
listened TO with rapt attention. and
which. though unaccepted by the MAORI
" OF his hearers. impressed them with
the earnestness Of the orator.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03
THE sOUTHERNP fssENGE OFFICE
Mr.. Beall Goes to philadelphia and Mr..
Whitehead succeeds Him.

Mr.. John NJ. Beaii. who for the past
several years has been travelling passcn-
ger agent COR the Southern Railway Com
pany. with headquarters in Richmond.
los teen transferred 70 Philadelphia TO
take charge OF the passenger interests OF
the company In that city The appoint
mcnt took effect August LIST. and Mr.
Beall Will leave for his new field OF labor
to-day.
Mr. Beall mas been with the Southern
railway many years. having commenced
with the road when IL was the Rich
i.ond and Danvillo. at the age OF fifteen
year,
His promotion has been steady. and he
holds Il high place IN the esteem of the
public Of Richmond as well as with the
railway cen par y. While his honorable
promotion is looked upon with satisiac-
ton by his many friends. they deeply re-
greet 10 see him leave this city.
Alr. Bcall viii have "A most worthy. eiti-
cient. and popular successor in Mr.. Silas
O. Whitehead who has practically been
In charge OF the office for some time.
Mr.. Whitehead Will be- known as city
passenger agent FOR Richmond, with
headquarters at the present office Of the
company. on Main street. BY his thor
Oughly courteous and Intelligent conduct
OF the affairs o. the office he has made
many friends. and established a high
place IN the public esteem as a compe-
text railroad man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03
1nr DETECTIVES DISCHARGED.
rnE ANCIENT .IHTInlERrnrN.
They Are Treated Ia Day of sightseeing
and q River Trip.

The Fan Field-Day Committee Of the
Ancient and Honorable Artillery COM
pany. OF Massachusetts,. who are be- Tor
the purpose Of selecting a place for the
holding OF their annual celebration, were
taken in tow yesterday by Captain Frank
Cunningham and Mir. \. ID. Landerkin.
who showed them the sights Of the city.
and In the afternoon gave them a ride
on the city tug 10 the monitors. where
they were greeted by Commander For
sythe and shown over the old war yes
sells The Bostonians expressed them
selves as much pleased with the days
pleasure.
In the evening. Major Sol. Cutchins,
Of the Blues Battalion. called at the
Exchange Hotel. with his STAFF. all IN
full uniform. and escorted the committee
TO Ruegers where they were given an
elegant. but informal dinner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03

The Rev. +. S. stckney announced il
the Monumental church last Sunday
most happy arrangement that had beer
made between himself and the Rev
Charles }. Wingate of Wilson. y. c.
whereby Mr.. Wingate will occupy the
Monumental pulpit every Sunday morn.
ing In August. and Mr.. Stickney will take
Mr. W!nsate's pulpit. spending his vaca.
ton with his parents. In Wilson.
Mr.. Ningate t. repuief 10 be a preach
er OF exceptional force and a scholar OF
the highest attainments. He is entirely
'off-hand" in his style Of delivery.
The large summer congregations that
are attending the Monumental church
viii be richly rewarded by the minstra-
tons of this man Of God.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03

team had a complete walk.oyer in their
game with the Champions to-day The
Baltimores played like schoolboys, and
their pitchers. Esper and Clarkson. were
anything but effective when men were on
bases. Clarkson took Espers place at
the beginning of the eighth inning Boyd.
on the other hand did good work. The
game was called at the eighth inning on
account of darkness. Weather, warm.
Attendance. 5000.
Score: X. ii. l..
Washington :. ... 2000344-l3 10 ,
Baltimore ........ 10000 o. 5 q
Batteries-Boyd and Mcclure; EsDer
and Clarkson.
BosToi.. 10. g. PHILADELPHIA. 3. 7.
BOSTON. Aug. with the score 10
TO I'm favor Of the Bostons at the open
ing OF the ninth inning in the first game
to-day. the Phillies. aided by a trapped
ball. forcing Mccarthy. Wild throw by
Nash, and terrific batting on their own
part, made eight runs. The Bostons
were badly on the run. and were lucky
to escSbe defeat. Carsey was knocked
out of the box in one inning. The field
ing of Reilly. Cross, and Tucker. and
the batting Of Tucker and Delehanty were
the features. Attendance. $3.50.
Carsey tried his hand again In the
second game, and his cross-hre pitching
worked fairly well. especially at critical
points. but his marvellous fielding won
the game more than anything else. His
eaten OF loves hot liner in the ffth,
with Long on third, was the feat OF the
game. From start 10 finish, the con-
test was the best seen on the home
grounds this season. IL took ten in
ming to decide 1t. and the Bostons kept
up their record Of losing extra-innings
games. Tucker and Nash worked like
fends for victory. but loves error in
the terth did the business.
Score: r. II. r..
Boston ......... 6O2o3oooo-io Y
Philadelphia 80. 90 0 0 o O. SIS
Batteries-Nichols and Camel. Carsey
and Clements.
Second game:
Boston o2o2Oo2ooo"s T. ?
Philadelphia o. 2OO0O2l1Ol-7 Is
Batteries-Sullivan and Tenny. Carsey
and Clements.
BRooKLYN. II: NFw YORK. c.
NEW YORK, Aug. "a great crowd
this afternoon welcomed the New Yorks
back from their western trip. but they
disappointed all by playing a slovenly
game in the field. and yielding the palm
10 their rivals from Brooklyn. Ruse
was not in form. and did SO poorly that
after the third inning he was taken out
and Clarke substituted. t. latter
received wretched support
Score: r. II. T..
New York ...... 1220l 0OOO-6
Brooklyn ....... 00501l 20 I'll IA >
Batteries-Rusie. Clarke, and Farrell;
Stein and Daley.
LOUISVILLE. O. CINCINNATI. 3.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. 2.-The Louisvillos
defeated the Cincinnatis. and an ok
citing game. Dryer was knocked from
the box in the sixth. The visitors took
a good lead in the eighth. but five hits
and daring Dase-running won for Louis
Vile i'm the ninth. The fielding was
superb. Attendance. 1900.
Score: r.. n. r..
Louisville ........ ] 90 0O4O - r.
Cincinnati ...... o - OF 90 ) O-S II 3
Cunningham and Warner;
Dwyer. Parrott Vaughan. and Murphy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03
I ON THEIR MERITS.
lERS PUNCHED THEIR HITS
nv THEY WERE NEEDED,
y Tannchiil Were the Opposing
r., and They Pitched Good ball.
Fielding by the HustIers.

pc game was over Tobias Tlbbs
wreathed with smiles. His
lrt was beating at furious
rain TO the echoes OF the shouts
and @ Z the rooters. he proceeded to
eNecuteV ''can-can" war dance on his
platform N~the imminent danger Of fall
ing thereirofS@and breaking his small
ncc-,. After ma persuasion. l induced
him 10 desist bn such violent demon
STATIONS OF his Measure at the Hustlers'
victory, and 10 Come down on. terra
hrm& and give D. opinion on the game.
loDlas Is an NNcelIcEt judge of the
m'rits OF sa1Dc OF ball. and / have
great respect ~ his opinion
Yer ought tt fsee fanny toss der ball,
ne Sali as lighted the stump OF tire
cigarette that1 had given him on Thurs
day.
de fcllers yfom Lynchburg. dcy want
In der game: H. fact is yer could niycr
have pulled dom ter II with or team CT
horses"
/ confessed myself that the mighty
Tannchill had \had MS revenge for his
defeat in ctbCrg and Tobias agreed
win me In ev)ry particular.
by left der II es AT De hotel: kasc when
dey needed 4 hit. de leather was er
mile away frdm der bats"
Tobias was mot at all 10th TO express
his opinion I.bolit Smiths Kicking. why.
der cap OtfRt ter be or politician. fer
he kicked Nn4 20; ter heaven" he said
and the ltue(KicliOw was right, for
Smiths use. es licking over mere quiD-
bies. marred vi was otherwise beau
tiful game. NJ
n WE WON.
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49,, a. ~, fou- ,nnIng Sros'r auox,ins,
1siocs - soorn bie arror no
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03
Two Fires Yesterday

Fire was discovered at 9 o'clock yester-
day morning in the second story OF Mrs.
A. j. Pyles dying establishment. No. sl5
north Fifth street.
story OF Airs. A. j. Pyle's dyeing esiab-
lishmenf. No. 3l5 north Fifth street
II broke out about four feet from where
the smOke-stack from the boiler passes
through the ceiling. Ii is supposed TO
have originated by the boiler. The dam
ages to the building amounted 10 about
500. which was amply covered by insur~
ancc.
The alarm at 500 yesterday morning
from box No. 81, corner Harrison and
Leigh streets, was occasioned by small
fire on the platform at Peter Stumpf $
brewery. Damage. SO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03

terest Of John c. Blackburn in five acres
near Glen Allen. SIS.
Brookland Railway and Improvement
Company to James II. Barton. lots l and
. In block 10. Barton Heights. sl,O0.
Thomas H. Farrand TO George W. ker-
sey, 30 feet on west side Holiing street.
$50
/. j. Hawkes. 10 W. r. Rudd. 10 acres
five miles east Of Richmond $40.
William J. Westwood TO Nelson Speed,
20 feet on west side State street, near
Marshall. $50.
Charles We'll to Rosanna g. Wood. IN
terest In five acres near Glen Allen, w.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03

monsky. Henry salomonsky. and charles
Splitter. charged with assuming Lewis
Goodman, was dismissed.
Fiber, ouarles was sent TO the yranu
mry for striking John Walker on tne
head with a brick. The trouble orik.-
mated AT picnic. and sledge hamms's'
knives, and bricks figured prom,n.auy.
was sent 10 jail for sixty days.
Charles Smith was given ten days TOT
stealing four cantaloupcs from 'hen'y
Rcadics
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03

TONIGHT, AUGUST sD P. N. SHARP.

81 round trip to Norfolk
81 round trip TO Oc sdn View.
81 round trip 10 old Point.
81 round trip 10 Newport News.
= round trip 10 Cobbs Island.
Music By the Blues Brass Band and a
grand Orchestr.On.
Refreshments served on steamer. Nc
durr No dirt. Cool hroezcs. Fifteen
hours at Norfolk end five hours al Cohhs
Island. Arrive at Richmond > \. b..
August 5th. Tickets also good 10 rctlfn
from Norfolk. Old Point. or Newport
News the following Tuesday. ror fur
Their Information. call up phone No. H.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03
81 Round Trip To Old Point and Norfolk
and Return via Chesapeake and Ohio
HALLWAY.

\ fast two hours fast train will leave
Richmond on Sunday. Aug. Attn, and until
revoked. AT $40 \. NJ sharp, arriving at
old Point 1913 \. NJ. Norfolk II O'Clock
noon. and leave old Point ON the return
at $3.50 +. NJ. Round-trip tickets 20
old Point or Norfolk. 81. dinner at
Hygcia Hotel. 7Jc. Sherwood. ,Dc. The
Norfolk tickets are good returning on
regular trains leaving Norfolk NJ s'o
T. NJ same day or \. VI. Monday morn.
ing. The latter will enable one 10 spend
the night at Virginia Beach. II desired.
BY an additional steamer fare from Nor
folk TO Old Point one can spend :our
hours OF Sunday at ocean View or Nir-
ginia Beach and reach old Point I'm time
to catch the special 1880 +. VI. train
same day. getting a quick and comfort
able ride in the cool OF the evening over
a rock-ballasted track. free Of dust, and
arrive In Richmond at 9.3o i. VI.
A. y. Y, +. and y. steamer leaves Old
Point SUNDAYS at $3.50 L. NJ. for a sail
TO the capes. and returns 20 Old Point
at $50, in time 10 get supper or an even
ing dip in the sea before the departure
OF the special train.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03

SuIhnf ~. Earned runs-Petcrsbur
Not iolk. -. Home runs-Lippert.
hagdy rate. TwO-base hits Smith.
sanford Lyons. Lippert. Bases on balls
OH 's'hes. :. on Weeks. T. Struck out
by JAMES. 4. by Weeks. M nv nth
er-rurter ~. Joanes. Double niavs.
Kelly apd Clrcoran. Sanford and O'Briep
OBfiek smith. and Turner S,o,e,,
bases HcGann. Thornton Wild pitcbcs-
Wecksg Passed balls REFER. /. cote
q ripe y gamo-two hours and fif,.en
minuteS lumpire-Mr. lIoggins'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03
rnrnrsnrnc Drt&irs NORFOLK.
IN a score of I3tY6, But Both Clubs
PLAYED Good Ball.

PETERSBURG. Vs. Aug. Especial
The Pciersburgs defeated the Norloiks
this afternoon by "a score of 10 10 ..
The visitors c5uld not touch James, and
the home team binged Weeks all over
the field. making r. hits while the visit
OILS only got nine OIL James Both teams
played good bay, except in the fourth
Inning. the visitors making three errors.
Smith. Keefer. and Lippert led in bat
ting.
The following ic The score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03

Rev. Landon r. Mason will conduct the
service at the Soldiers Home tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock. The music will bc
rendered by the following gentlemen: An
thony w Miller and j Herbert Mercer
first violin. r. O.. McCraw, second violin
j. H. Conley and John LOckhart. first
flute: c. l.. MarsiliOt. second flute. ass
sisted by the Male Orphan Asylum
chorus. The public are cordially invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03
Niagara Falls Tours Via r., 4. aud l.. X. Il.

Only Sli for the round-trip, Richmond
to Niagara Falls. Pennsylvania railroad
personally conducted tours leave WASH
ington 4. NJ. Oh the following dates.
August Stb. August I'D September
9TH and October Sth. Tickets good ten
days. Stop-Overs allowed AT Watkins
Glen. Rochester, and Buffalo.
For full Information apply TO Richmond
Transfer Company. Ninth and Main
streets. ticket Office, Byri-Street station.
or G. A. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03
An Entertainment at the Soldiers Home.

\ delightful entertainment was given
out AZ the soldiers Home last night, for
the plea sure II the Veterans.
The George W. Kinsey choir rendered
some delightful music. while Mr.. Lowry
sang a beautiful solo. There was also
music by quartette. consisting OF Tay-
lcr. Rcblf son. Mitchell. ana Morriss
Captain Lakewood rendered a selection
frcn Uncle kcmus and was presented
with a bouquet. The Entertainment. when
" as greatly enjoyed, was gotten UP under
the auspices OF Pickett Camp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03

During the summer months the Rich
mOnd. Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road sells rOund-trip tickets 10 all its
stations on Saturdays. good until the
following Mondays only, at the onc-fafe
rate. Tickets on sale only az Byrd-Strcet
Station. G. a. TAYLOR,
Trafiic Manager
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03

Among the visitors at the Capitol yes.
terlav wcrc Judge 10. a. Hancock. OF
Chesterfield county, and MIR. William e.
Stubs and wife. OF New orleans Mr.
Stubs is a brother of state senator
James y. Stubs. OF Gloucester county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03
Notice.

I want every man and woman I'm the
United states Interested in the opium
aud Whisky Habits 20 have one OF my
books on these diseases. Address IL. NJ
WOOLLEY. Atlanta. Ca. Box $50. and
one Will be sent Tree.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03
COUP Nor HfIrHy
Roanoke Defeat. ror,smsuth .v . Soon.
of to2.

NORFOLK, VA. Aug 2.--snec,s,
Roanoke braced up to-day ana ,Icfes,oa
Portsmouth badly. The features ~ ~
game were tie batting am exceuc,, a.,
Ing Of PadNn and the batting ~ w
yThe home team could no. hin E,,.s a. a.
livery. and were not IN II Il any ,,a,t,c,-
lar stage OF the game Score "'''' ~
HORrSNlDI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
New York at Brooklyn.
Ihila iclplia at Boston.
Iittsburg at Cleveland.
Cincinnati at l. luisVillc.
ST. Louis at Chiceeo.
Washington at Baltimo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03
SPIDERS DEFEAT PIRITES.
The Orioles Let Even the Senators Walk
AMaX With IL Victory

PITSBURG, PA, Aug. 1.-The home
team went up In the air in the sixth
inning to-day. and the visitors made
six runs. Foreman was little wild in
this inning. and this. with three errors
accounts for the six runs by Cleye-
land. Attendance. 1900.
Score H. H. f.
Pittsburg ........ o2l 02000c-5 8
Cleveland ....... 20060 90 IL 2
acknowledgements and Merritt: Young.
Clarkson. and thinner.
WASHINGTON. IS; DALTIxoRr. 4.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-The home
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03

The following cases were disposed OF
in the Police Court yesterday.
Peter Pollard was sent 10 'ail for ten
days as a suspicious character.
The case Of Roy Grubbs Lewis Salo-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03

ATTRACTIVE TRIP AUGUST 30
VIA
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
AND
PALACE STEAMER POCAHONTAS.
Leave Richmond via Chesapeake ana
Ohio train 3sl5 u. NJ. Saturday, August
&C. arrive ola Point $3.50 II. VI. Spen.
night at Old Point. leaving by Pocahontas
4 a. NJ. Sunday, arrive Cobb's Island
II A. VI. Returning. leave Cobbs Island
4 p. NJ. sunday arrive Richmond Chesa-
peake and Ohio special train a.30 i. NJ.
Sunday. This combines a night at old
Point and an ocean voyage for litue
money and no loss of time from busineaa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03

summary EaTnod T07I "IIVHHI0Hl, y
I.ynchburg !. Two-base 4iits-kain. Tan
nehill. Ferguson. and iPiock. stolen
Kenna. Plock. Double p(ays-Bcrte ana
Wells. Smith. Eerte. kai\ and House
man. Base, on balls-Onl Tannehili. !.
Hit by pitcher-Kain. Struck ont.,By
Tannehli .. by Orth. 4. Passed balls
Foster. Wild pitchcs-Tanf ehnl. Time OF
game. two hours. Umpire Brennan. At
tendance. 37h
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03

In the Chancery Court yesterday the
wills of John r.. Griffith and Mary Elem
ing were admitted TO probate.
The rector. Rev. Pike Powers, VIII
preach at ST. Andrews church sunday
August 4th. at IL \. NJ, and administer
Holy Communion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03

A. NJ. Foley. formerly with the Pres
ton Belvin Company, Is now with Sydaor
& Hundley.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03
nAMrs scnKprLFD r0R TODAY

CAMPS SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
At Richmond:
Lynchburg VS.. Richmond.
At Portsmouth:
Roanoke VS.. Portsmouth.
At Petersburg.
Norfolk VS.. Petersburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03
SENT no THE GRAND jury.
A Youthful Murderer Refused Bail by
Justice Lewis.

waiter Carter. cCiored. wfo about three
weeks ago shot John Lee Jones. also color
ed. was given e preliminary hearing be-
fore Justice Lewis at the Henrico County
Court yesterday. and sent on to the grard
jury. The accused was represented by
Mr. George T. Wise as counsel.
Four witnesses for the Commonwealth
were first sworn. and Lewis COnnaliy.
coiored, was placed on the stand and tes-
titled ;h0t Carter came into the stable
on the day Of the shoot rg. and. wale
linking 70 Connally, took a pistol from
his pocket and said. "NCu don't h,iieve
Ia burn you?' 20 which Connaily re-
piled. NO" Connally then. thinking the
boy might do damage with the pistol.
threatened him with a pitchforA which
he had in his hand. and forced him TO
hand over the weapon. COnnally then
went 10 the back door and fired out all
the balls, 70 which Carter objected, say
ing he wanted them fer that night. Con-
nally then came back and gave the pistol
10 Carter. Carter then left the stable. and
was gone about fifteen minutes, and re-
turned eating some bread. lie sat down
near one Of the stalls and knocked out
the empty shells. and then snapped the
pistol three times az the feet of Thomas
Jones. II was then that John l.. Jones
remarked that that was dangerous play.
and Carter Immediately turned around
he saw what he had done ne He'd, and
was not caught until Tuesday night
This statement was cOrrOborated by
Willie Smith and Thomas Jones. The pris-
oner denied that he knew there were any
cartridges In the pistol
Mr. Wise then made an earnest appeal
for bail, on the plea that there was no
previous malice manifested. but the Jus
tice decided that he did not think that ne
would be justified IN giving bail. he
therefore, refused II. and certified the
case 10 the grand jury.
TIT DETECTIVES DISCHARGED.
The case Of Messrs. Duke. Payne. and
RennOds the officers who were charged
with unlawfully arresting Mr. NJ. Chill
drey. came uD before Justice Vincent yes
terday morning. The complainant had
compromised The case. and therefore, at
his request the case was dismissed. but
not before the officers were reprimanded
by the Justice.
Julia Holmes. cOlOred was before JUS
tice Pierce Thursday afternoon. charged
by Bette ROare. cOl0red. with INSIDE
meancr. She was put under Sloo security
TO keep the peace.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03


Score by innings:
Portsmouth .......O 0 0 2 o 0-o2
Portsmouth .......o 0 o.
summary: Earned runs-Portsmouth, ];
Roanoke, I. Two-base hits-padden %.
Schcrer Vioux. Cavillc. eNtter. Knox,
Double plays-Thurston TO Hall to Man
gan. Bases on balls-On Clare ?; of Fry,
/. Hit by pitcher Mangan Sacrifice
hits-Vet;er. Fry. Struck out-By Clare.
]: by Fry. l. Passed balls-Nettcr. Clarke.
VIVID p!tch-Fry Time OF game-One hour
and forty minutes. Umpire-Mitcheh.
GAMrs YESTERDAY.
At Richmond
I.ynchburg. ?; Richmond. 8.
At Portsmouth:
Roanoke. Z: Portsmouth, ?.
At Petersburg:
Norfolk, G.. Petersburg. IL.
STANDING OF TAX CLUBS
Played. Won. Lost. PC.
Richmond .............. - 81 30 81
Iynchburg ............. ~ ~ - 'o,e
Portsmouth ............ ~ 10 " Oh
Petersburg ............. " - ~ 'tiV
Norfolk .....'.....''.'.' .. 90 % 5o1
ter,~DISc OF THr CLUES.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03

STANDING OF THR CLUES.
G.mcs won and lost by each club TO
eacn other club:
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1895-06-29

The Government has ordered the
cruiser Raleigh to proceed at once
to Key West, Fla. and patrol the
Florida coast to preventsflibustering
expeditions leaving this country for
Cuba. Il is reported that Spanish
cruiser has been doing similar
work on the Florida coas, and that
her boats have ventured close to the
shore, inside three-mile limit.