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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-21

This ticket is written on a pieSes ,V5 U5
hts hook-paper and IS ABOUT - -
WIZ am not positive but thlhk thls
an ~ avying for that evening 80
II thee ee "' 90 90 " 5-,-5e-6- -il-H-ls
5oie,v will be found others, wnieh are
nrac, brlcT and were given me when bought
the tickets o.,,araa nv an alley next
he Hotel DOdson, and Is IN aaIn, n
To- 70 ." room. To enter one has oniy 70 70
clo.ch close the gate. walk about hIteeh
l.lrs una inside. and turn 10 the left;
s'N, next play was made al the ToIheI
~, ,asventy-ifth and Main streets. Here
oil ooisln5 "A colored man where the toiiicss,--
-, was. He was en- Intelligent le'so" =
Pa was rather suspicious OF me- or was
himself an agent: l.. ,allo,v WIN
II, tell yor." he replied. r,
Iii dar, John, come heah.' Ana JoiiA
came. -. 49,. ,Iav dis ebenin' +:
hin Won tel him whar TO soF -.
II aint gwine ter let yer III. 10y 10 -
feared OBJ you. Thinks yours spo''or'
Glib me de money. ,,.,, ar1 stooa
handed over the nickel. am ana stooi
raar the corner, on Twenty-hitn sueet
"a vvsIted a few minutes Tor John. wht
'ap soon returned and gave me the follow
ing ticket
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-21

WASHINGTON. y. c., July 20.-Ex-
sneaker crisp. accompanied by his son
charles are in Washington. en- route
for New Work. where he will sail on
one of the American-Line steamers for
a European trip OF two months dura-
tlon. They came direct from Atlanta,
hut p,sor TO that had been enjoying an
outing on st. Simon's Island, on the
Georgia coast. lie declined TO talk poll
tics. but remarked that the report that
he was running away from the free
silver convention In his State was too
absurd to dignity with a dental. His
position on silver. he sali' had been
stated repeatedly In the press ana was
t,oov-n 10 ali. lie stands as squarely by
- today as at any time in the past.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-21
ENDS IN 4 TfGHf.
The Lie Was Passed and Lending f"p"'
LAT. Carry Away Nutiiatcd Faces

CLEVELAND, OHIO July D.-A spe-
clal 10 the Press from Canton. Ohio' says
the morning session Of the Popui's' cou"-
~ convention ended In general nsnI
T,r,ne- which blood was spilled ana WINS
sers pulled Dr. II. F. Barnes Iormsr'S i,.,,,a y
state chairman. was named as Vhal''naa ''a
~ the committee on resolutions ou.
Allen cook made a iisht s.'ainst nm anu m
hsd him ousted Tne discussion ieu 10
,'s'',, ,'a,a ,',t,er feeling. and the lie was
passed often. -. 20. dinner
al thsn narnes grabbed his heavy cane
and made for Cock. The latter evadsa ,i,'. a a
heavy blow. and the two fopui'st 'esaS,s r,nsrs
vere soon rolling oyer IN" noo'. ,"'.sS
,o,ned in the heht. and skinned iaces
gna torn whiskers were IN evidence.
a.'o p'ace WAS finally restored. Barnes hsd a
elask eve. and his neck was sera'chea'
Cook WAS not nurt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-21

q ~ - IS
5000.

1rere is the drawing for the event OF the
evening. 80 n. nc % n p = >
76-7f-63. =. - - 80 .,
3O-6s-2. ,.A q
numbcring machine on piece of Chesa-
neake and ohio railway paper, on Wh-ch
- vord "Chesapeake" Is printed IN
Green copying ink, no doubt old scrap
paper discarded by the chesapeake anu
in red ink. -.....s., ,
The next place l visited was opposite
the scale-housc. over the cOlored barber.
sh0o is located jim Starhe's "Otice'
Here IL IS. 20,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-21
The Hearing slnnnfd.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. July 0.-Comp-
trollcr Bowler at the request OF the
oNnard Neet-Sugar company, OF Ne
braska. has postponed the hearing on
the consututionality Of the questions IN
volved from July Ath TO August 1th. TX
Senator Mandorson viii appear as coun-
bel for the Oxnard Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-21

The above ticket IS written in purple
ink. on white paper about two ind haIt
Here is a second ticket bought In the
ebon II vas PLAYED on the day following
The one on which Ticket No. 5i-isi was
nlaved IL is on white paper, purple ink,
and about 3x2 IA inches in size.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-21

NEW YORK, July @.-The Georgia
Railroad system reports for Alay-Gross
earnings. of x3i26ls an increase OF VIZ.
and net. sii 80. decrease OF s'-.ao. ana
from July LIST to Nay Sls', sross 's..s",.oo'
a decrease OF sss ~; and net. N.i7.ss7.
decraase OF N2a7-9.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-21
RICHMOND. VA. SUNDAY, JULY 81, 1895.

I had the following conversation wiz w,rn
brother in black in regard u '"e e"''
"prnLicg MIGHTY sTEIcr"
"Pcrlice IS mighty strict now. but wait
awhile and we will be all right az IN.
"Have they come down on the pollcy-
P'.if III 49, wen | saw 80. on Main street
dis naWnin' er perliceman went IN a
SION between Eighteenth and Twentlelni NJ
and de feiiers what wuz writin jumper
-, a.. txro other tickets | bought al
a ,iace in rear of a colored barber-shoP
q a, 80, street between Seventh ana
Eighth. which was full OF negroes. IN me
rssn v-ho made the books Is st.ff-nec cked.
iarna tn the right ieg, short, and black.
me first ticket is on Berry's book, ana
the second on Lloyds book. l did NOT
nlav de dreamers" book. Here they are
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-21
wt.rutm FORECAST.

WASHINGTON, u. G.. July y. -for VIZ
pinia: showers In the nortn,fn, tss' "'
ne Southern portion: southsrly WINS.
'',S Eo, Iorth Carolina: Fair. except show
srs on the coast; southcriy winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-21

Mr. Wake argued. In support of the
that the matter contained
therein respecting privilcgi communici
tions and the other matters we're aucs-
ticns Of law, and must be decided by his
Honor.
one of the Instructions for the defence
oncrei by Captain Wise was that the
fact that j. w Nomack. who was charg-
cd bv the defendant with bribilg tho
piaintin was present I'm court, and that
a copy OF his indictment IN the state OF
Washington was in evidence, and that
mat the plaintiff did not put him on
tto etqnd-that these facts may be con-
sideroi by the jury as relating 10 the
,i,@ren Of bribery of Mir. Massey by
nm Judge Prentis ruled out this In
ofruoflOu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-21
SHE LAUGHED AT HER DOOM.
POsey Barnes Also 10 Hang for The hur-
der Of Mrs. Pollard.
NARY BARNES IS GIVEN TEN YEARS

For Being an Accessory Before 'ne "c''
The Prisoners to be Brought Here To-
Day-The Court Refuses New Trials
i'm Each Case-sentences SOLO
mon Marable, Mary Aber-
nathy and Pokey Barnes
to be Hanged on the
goth of September
Next-Military
Notes.
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ls--13--I
SO

r,,s ticket Is on yellow paper. sugses-
tive m possibly Of the gold ! should ,rani %ini
and sa Is IN n,nree.auarter ree,e Inches square
oHr I, g. not out OF place u SAY here that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-21

-NNA-N 'AfiNf $50 |
1879 o'clock this morning the "'"'"''
49, ..,se.eef,n OF the Corporation
N'"" '''' 49,. ,..,.4fn,, in his best
Courtroom, anu ""s l"-1 -
.1,. t,.t and packed every
f'' "- "''" 1000 The crowd was |
foot OF aNa4oNi' '4 ,t.,
.. large AS Oh any previous cay. MD"
l.rs and conditions heid
Of an ages .e'f'' -. ,,oi,ed anx-
their ground Use 'f"i '''''' ,
,.,.f, tovarl the h.g electric Iah """s''
te. and rfs IDENTITIES FOR not
iAt s"''4" . 20 ,,ererira- /
starting it up moip'" '''''s ., - f,r /
tion from their Dro"s anu ""''01
tAc Judge ,.... .rtornoou |
10 was announcer H'''--'"' ,. !
,.-+,fn Wise that the defendants |
-l .f... fheir case to-day in 80 iai
wou'A e.o9' .,sti,,on,, would
hs tle lntrpl-- ttoil Dt 80 '-I Interest
contribute To l"c ",sI -.,,,.t tnis MORN
was. therefore az a ms .,is I. e,ro testimony
ing. The amen COZ .',- ,s ltterellv mack
10 This lE.ltrdl1ii. II " ~ 49,. Irlkf-
el hy ministers ana az"
legged fO sIi tntit. 1 attornevs
Judge lithiS. I.lt' '.o.tt h,,f -one Of
were iu their places ~ w." ,otaniv Ma
Che witnesses were f.r', more anon
Calua Wise, Th'o.,,rs Who MEAN qr5m MS tedious
uaL ana TO make thinss t.ts, ifS pr ''hi' the jury
others. took "a s'ht iN ~ ~ '--..''..,,ranfs with
box ana "N,'' t1.n, 10 forget for
y1h's li"' t.o.nts' incident 10
The uNt tN' ..,,
their service a' !'i
rHr IlG-r MIiNE's-
. ,,-tt. f AMcmarle county
e. frf witness called. lie t"l"
he resided about leI ,n f6e county an
f''-. .,..,- tne general repltaioit
u.e I.nn r.. Massey for uuln .a.t e.
NDraeity. and Doe was sol's DamGrrat
30 Was very .ai. fe "t5 tbat ho had
To sir. Netly witness s. fcrtv wears.
known Mr. Massey l"i "tt...-s ',,ifh him.
hut had never "u. ai' l tr,+ thcir rcla-
lions were friendly. as tney er na' jIs 6ad
sroKen pleasantly 10 ga hovevor.
never voted Tor Ml. his r.pufa-
ana Doe nai DID, huo" ,,'.,-'.if- as distn-
euI..cI from his repuiai lon iot ~ ns-ed
ANA integrity. iis hno"i''sV ,N't-,a.' u
Io1u i.fl... is. .. ..,,.t.r. but that was
rat us D.f . ,,r Massey.
hiFe N"g ~, have stated, Mr..
'hilt4. - tr..e of Mr. Massey s.
White iiai t.t r,l vov mean Alr.
general lfTNitl .'- .+ t...,.r npiuion of
N,eiF to ui riaiit .f '.,' .s,or, hearing of
4Ir Nt- .f.nf or from other
...-. .haf Non have heard discussed A
connection with hImf l..-,... wat
A. did r1t mean tha, t.'...' t,..,rd hin
Ter was ine only m"i i.ti' n+tt fhe CLARK
discussed BOO come Jon " ' General
matter at Ivy '.l'ii "... "..'., t,d for Nr
WlN. Hni DO -i'H ''" '''
Massey.
.r.| N II
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-21
RANGE or THERMOMETER

Following was the range OF the tner-
mom.ter al The Times olhce yesterday;
q A. NJ ~; II NJ, ~ M, -
p M. 80: Il. ~. 81; midnishs -
Average. 6Sj4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-21

Here is the drawing for that day
printed I'm red: ,. 90 o., %,
SO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-21
THE DEFENDANTS "RESI'"
Ihs Plaintiff again Takes a Hand IN lhs
B.s Damage Suit.
ARGUMENT on The INSTRUCTIONS.

The Court VIII Decide Monday-Nessrs's = =
4. white and J. II. Lindsay "i H'"'-
marie, Testify as TO Mr.. m"sseyS
Character Capt. Wise Makes
an Unsuccessful tnort to In
troducc Record Evidence
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-21

Tho fourth instruction offered by the
piainun asked the Court 10 instruct tnc tnc
jury tN1f they We're not 10 coilSlNti lii"t
rart of the testimony OF Mr.. James that
related 10 tie matter OF bribery on the
part of 1ir. Massey, except in SO Tar as
it went tO prove animus. and as II ailect-
od the weight of the evidence that bore
upon Mr Nassey's character
Tho Nffl instruction oiiercd by lhe
ulaiutf asked the Court TO instruct the
Jury that they were 10 disregard all mat
Ter that bad been brought out IN ahsWsI
90 questions and that was aflelN dSi
ruled ont, al superfuous matter lnai ma. ~
been brought out by counsel that ilu io'
bear upon the case, and all matter pun
liSlel Zoo the newspapers, so lar as thc9
might have read such papers. -.
Mir Small Offered an instruction an.
Ing his Honor TO instruct the jury lldt
if they believed that he, I'm his cdpdtlty
az editor % public journal publlshe1 lhS
article without malice. haNlhs IN y naiy
al the time sufficient evidence 10 cauSc
him % believe that the article was u1V,
and that f.f uublicatlOu was necessary
for the public good, In the absenct ~. or
proof of sIch malice they should, II thyy
found against him at all, estimate oiis
the actual damage, and not Puill'i'0
damage -,
Al $3.50 o'clock the instructions had all
| been argued and handed IN 10 nus ligliol sl.
| who viii make up his instrucuo.S io.H III.
them by the opening Of the court MO''u''
IINAl HGrufNr OF COUNSEL L.
The judge decided that there VIII De
no further argument of the INSTRUCTOR,
| after To-day The plaintims couhsei WI
! put on several Albemarle witnesses MON
daN TO testify as 10 Mr. Massey chai
! acief ana ter4clty ana II thrle - ~
| unlocked for hitch, the argument in the
| merits of the case will begin on MONDAY.
! IL is thought probable, however, tha'
| the argument viii not commence UNI
Tuesday. 10 Is not known yet exactly
| ln What order the attorneys VIII sptah
bat DO is thought that on the plaintlu
side IL Wiii Boo Thom, Neoly, and Wake
and on the defendants side 1t VIII o'
Wise. Heath ST.. and Heath, Jr. ait
small and SIR. Byrd, ii is thought, VII
/ not speak
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-21
AROUND ruF SECOND STATION.

AROUND THE SECOND STATION.
Ny next move was up town. Near the
second uolice station there are policy
shops az. thick as local candidates IN the
i"H6w DO You get into the policy-shopsw
/ asked Of a negro man standlhb lh lhe
alley in front of Sanger Hal
(Which one?" grunly retorted the negro.
ION. ] don't care said. "All l w'tl
IS 10 play.
alley Is full o. them. Right dar at dat
barber shop sign is one Go IN De alley.
1 followed my informants directions.
The barber sign Is there. The shop IS
closed. and a "FOr Rent sign was on the
door l went in the alley twenty steps
ana turned TO tho right. and found my
self IN a close. dark room
a white man, with dark mustache ana
goatee. and wearing eyeglasses, was DO
That's a pretty CATCH" he said. as l
went iIp 20 his desk. - 80 -,
'SN'hy. look. Here IL Isl. g. Is, $50, -
said the man. a ielllW played a quar-
ter on four numbers, ana - II ne
didn't get them"
GREW TIRED OF THE a,Mr.
| was informed that Buck Spotswood
| had about fifteen books open in the
| Severteenth-strect neighborhOod. and had
! / cared to do so | could have played lf
at least a hundred shops in the city.
| They are not confined TO any one 10
callty. they are On almost every alley yoi
| pass in the centre of the town.
4 faVorite location for these policy
| shops is in negro barber shops. that Is
whore cOl0rcd men get shaved. a large
| major ~ of them are found there.
1 tried shop on seventh street. nea
Cary, and the proprietor said, IN repll
10 my request for ticket:
NO sir; ] am a white shop. No polic'
tickets are sold here. | know nothing %
the game. and DO not want TO know
He was a very espcctahie-loOking col
ored man. and was Indignant that ~
should be suspected or running poHc
joint.
THE DRFAMEn's BOOK.
What IS a drcamer's book did / hca
| You ask? IL Is "a book played almos
exclusively by negroes. If they dream q
a number you can rest assured tnat thc
| will play II. even II they have 10 paw
! their coats II they dream Of three mum
bers they will play at the risk Of thel
Woe to the man who Is indscres
enough 10 wake Up "a dreamer. They WI
fght I'm am instant If 70 dream is disturb
The PLAYERS i'm Richmond are not alt,
gather Of the COlOred class. Many Wml
people, male and female. play the gam
, ! They 10 not 90 themselves. however
| 4 offices. The dealing Is done by
| small boy or cOlOrtd man. Dapptf clt'h
| I'm the lead.ns dry goods, clothing, an
, | snOe stores tempt the GODDESS OF fo
tune with their nickels. iar-keepeis' ca
! drivers and neWshOys bid farewell
, | fhcir nickels and dimes I'm the vain ei
deav0r 10 grow rich without work.
While they are growing poorer, tf
Tbook-writers" are growing richer. Thei
gentry hObnob with the sporting frate
nitv. wear good clothes. 20 10 the ba
s games in carriages. smoke good cigar
I and the policy players pay for H.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-21
QUESTION OF RRsPoNsIBILITY.

cantain wise argued on the instruction
~ 'tna directors were not responsible Tor
Nc mot OF the libel, that IS, they dld
. orfivelv participate I'm the prepara-
- nf Inc libel and they could not be
tNDl1 ,esnoneible Captain Wise cited the
49, ~ NheI In New York against ieO.
~ rres. no was the largest stock
t-1irr i'm the paper sued, and VINO couid
wv sfopped the whole issue OF the paper
t,,t rroVing that he was not IaItcl-
49,, i'm The preparation or the nptilouS
ll,+irie he was not held responsible. me
T.~t-in took the SPECIFIC case OF MI
~ ". Gibbs and citod ms teSuliiniV4ns,
If.f ,vas TO the effect that ne VhbDs)
Knew nothing of the nature OF chaiae i.as
~. ~ ~ tha article That his was seia-
lC, t.,srfrucnt. that he had no suspicion
49, tio article was libellous, that c.tll
,.-s difror from criminal cases IN the
.--,.cr. ths guilty intent can be pre-,
I'll 'a Crom the act" that Mr.. gibbs haa
'-' th0f he knew nothing about il.
44l,,,. +hen could he be liable Tor DONG
| l. fhera was no evidence TO prove
! thg+ he knew anything about MI. p,pps
. f,rrd 10 tic Pilot Company as lneir
M brf not 70 MI Massey. The filot
| ,-,',r, was liable TO Mr.. Massey ana
| en.hs VAS not. and the case was
! AZ ,.-,e as regarded the directors. IN
\ .I.r fo become liable these parl =
,,-et have knowingly been partcipanls ls;
~ fbev were participants ara participated
| wnknowirgly in the act then they were
"yI Inire Heath argued that. because Mr. Mr.
| c1.,e was the business manager or the
comranv ID did not follow that ne was
| liable
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-21
orrsr1oN FOR rHF JURY.

QUESTION FOR THE JURY.
,rr Noelv admitted this. but argued
,. efr eihhs' connection with the Inel
,,-.s "a question for tho jury 10 neciue >
that they We're 10 lu9se LON IN, iL'2 ~. -
rt-fion with sir Small, his knoWltoBe OF
N~ uvrfs relation 10 the arucie anu
| lfr prrds relation 70 CHM ana 1ohlpdns =
i,,c,,irs mat 't WAS rival of the AiheIl-
| ran Book Company, that MI e'lpuS N. N,oF
| ~ +i. f0-o thousand copies or the paPci
/ =. CHM and Company. and OF the
/ conn hundred sent 20 Mr. Byrd; Inc JuiS
! must conclude said the counsel IIvln w. W
! aeso.iaf.on of these facts whether OF ny'
| lrr Cnle was liable as paflcl lndldlll.
/ ',rr small argued that Mr.. Gibbs was
/ efrnrlv "a ministerial officer. and no more
| raen0nsihle for the publication or the ar ar
/ ffole than the man VINO shoNehcu w
| r.sl into +hc furnace. that there Wa
/ .[.ti-,, fr his fsualls) conversation with
.~ Gnhs that tended 10 convey 20 the
i.fferis mind the fact that the puplch-
| f0n was libclousi that MT. 1lpps uu,s
in this part Of his business manas'
,nont was simply 20 see that the matter
ms rrontrlv set no. that it was proper
a. nriutfd. and that the papers WcIt
! rrOferlv sent Out and mailed TO the shD
scrihers that FOR the proper per orinai,S' y
of this duty he was respoisl-'e 20 az ar'
emrlovers. but as 10 the nature or char'
arfer of the article. what matter IL cor
| fainc1 he was not respOnslDle ne vi,
| not know us character, anu coulu ~
/ I'm his CauacifN as business maj" HoN,
stopped its publication II he had know
it was not lawful nor right; thereiore
that he should not he held as a paruci
pant IN its publication. nor liable TOT it
erect Mr. Small cited a number or au
thorltes n support Of his position
Mr. Wake for the painful conlenue
that the matter of principal ana aSen
did not form an essential part OF ,n
case. that it was a case Of participation
IL was the doctrine Of participation am
not Of principal and agency that wa
involved in this case, and he asked una
this matter 60 90 The Jury in that snap
Nr. Wake cited a number OF authorine
in support of his position.
Judge prentls ruled that he thought
was the question Of participation th'
was involved. and that il was a qgest93
for the jury 90 decide as 10 now Tar u
| defendants participated.
The Third instruction involved questl
similar 90 the preceding one nameiy, ,
pnrticination. and p>rcipal and agency
and Judge preuus took 1t under coiisi'
! | GRAFTON.
or1fR INSTRUCTIONS.
b The fourth instruction offered by ~
planun asked the Court TO instruct ti
Jury that they were not 10 consider tni
part OF the testimony of Mr. James tn'
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-19
GLOBES FREE SUHHER TOURS.
Rules for Competition for the Three Grand
Prizes.

New cash subscriptions only
Weekly, be sent.
A money 10 check, postofhce
md
subscribers,
lobe
addresses plainly.
mining
Moneys received including
viii be
ftert hatwi be unted.
will
The will the G
directed by them.
Checks the prizes will be mailed Aug.
Gil
edition will That
Daily Sunday
the
Weekly Globe % lily II d a
G1ode will bc
salaried travelling
POSTAGE
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-19
WHO Is CANTILLIoN:
Said That He VIII Take Hoag-
lands Place.

Apparently Umpire Hoagland has
been released from duty in the Western
league, for this morning a new umpire
reported to judge the Detroit games
with St. Paul. The new man is not
by any means an experiment, for he
has been player and manager for
many years. Every player in the
Western league and most of the other
leagues, knows Joe Cantiliion PERSONAL
ly, and they all like him. Last year
Joe was manager OF the Rock Island
team in the Western association, and
beat Manager Strouthers out in the
race for the pennant Strouthers says
it was plain robbery, but Joe winks the
other eye and says he won it anyway.
This year he has been managing the
Dubuque base ball team in the Iowa
State league and has refused several
offers of jobs on the umpire staff. 4
final letter from President Johnson
and a check for advanced salary de-
cided him. His affairs were arranged
so that he could turn his local business
over to a successor and he reported
this morning for duty. Besides being
a clever manager and a capable sec
ond baseman he has had experience
at umpiring, and his long association
with the game creates a feeling of con-
fidence in his ability. The locals were
all glad to see him, and predict that
he will win the good will of every team
in the league.-Detroit News.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Colts Win an Exciting Contest at
Home.

CHICAGO, July 18.-Barring a wild
throw that gave the Bostons their only
run, today's game was about perfect.
Both pitchers were at their best, and
received splendid support. The Colts
won by punching a double and two sim
giles. Lange's work in center was by
many odds the most brilliant outfield
play seen here this season. Attend
ance, 500. Score:
R.H.E.
Chicago .........0 100000 OO-2 5 2
Boston .........0 O 0 0 0 0 @ 0-1 0
Earned run, Chicago /; two-base hit.
Arson; stolen base, Duffy; double
plays, Nichols, Lowe, Tucker, Nash,
Iowa Tucker, Stewart and Anson;
struck out, by Nichols l, Griffith 2;
batteries, Griffith and Donahue, Mich
OILS and Cancel.
ORIOLES BATTED HARD.
CINCINNATI. O.. July 18.-Baltimore
batted hard and profited by a number
of errors. Attendance, 2,700. Score:
r. II. E.
Cincinnati OO0oo011-2 9
Baltimore ........2 Q2 80 IS 3
Batteries, Dwyer and Vaughn, Hoffer
and Clarke.
PHILLIEs sWAMPED.
burg knocked Carsey off the rubber in
the second inning. They continued this
heavy smuggling, when Lampe was put
in, until they had rolled up twenty
five hits for a. total of thiTty-seven
bases. Attendance, $500 Score:
r. HE.
Pittsburg ........2 34O*-23 3 /
Philadelphia 20 90 2 0 0 4 % 8 4
Batteries, Hawley, Foreman and Sug-
den, Carsey, Lampe, Grady and Glenn
entS.
DEAD EASY FOR CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, o., July 1S.-The
Clevelands knocked Gumbert out of
the box in the first inning, and won as
they pleased. Score:
R.H. E.
Cleveland ........sO0O0 4O0*-12 Is 3
Brooklyn ........2 2 0 0 0 0 o. 6 1
Batteries, Wallace and thinner, Gum
bert, Stein and Grim.
GIANTS STARTED STRONG.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 1S. - The
Giants made enough runs in the first
inning today to keep the Colonies from
winning. The batting of O'Brien and
Doyle was a feature. Attendance, 100.
Score:
R.H.E.
Louisville .....2 100000 OO-6 y 8
New York .......6 0 0 8 0 0 1 %-10 Is l
BATTERIES, Inks and Warner Rusie
and Farrell.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-19
AMATEUR BASE BALL.

The Commercial league clubs have
established headquarters at Foley's
billiard hall, where the returns for all
this league tomorrow can be had to-
morrow evening. The league is about
to issue tickets for the final game to
be played by the two leading clubs at
the conclusion of the seasons series.
Following are the games scheduled for
tomorrow:
c. Gotzian & Co.'S team against
Scheffer & Rossum; to be played az
Post Siding. Umpire, Esch.
Finch, Van Slyck, Young & Co. 5
team against Konantz Saddlery COM
pany; to be played at West Seventh
street. Umpire, Carroll.
Gordon & Ferguson's team against
st. Paul White Lead and Oil company;
to be played at Summit and Victoria.
Umpire, McCue.
c. R Croft & Co.'S team against L.
l.. May & Co.; to be played at Mac
alester. Umpire, Payte.