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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-20
DICKINSON COUNTY.
Court Items-Iost His Pociset-Book-
Deaths From WhOOping-Cough.

CLINTWOOD. VA. June ls.-tSpecial.)-
County Court has just been adjourned.
after a session OF a week. There was
considerable business transacted at this
term. The case of the Commonwealth
against Harvey Rasnick for shooting one
Sutherland was heard. Rasnck was
found guilty and sentenced TO one years
imprisonment in the penitentiary. the
evidence I'm the case tended % show that
Sutherland was the aggressive party, and
the Jury that returned the verdict is being
severely censured for the act. Rasnck
l. "A young man, and hts home 8 rear
Grizzle. In this county.
Some of the county officers-elect had
considerable trouble In giving bond, as
the court required very heavy fcncs.
John c. Smith and Alfred Skeen. two
young men of this county, have Just re-
turned from Valparaiso, Indiana, where
they took law course. They are botn
bright young men. are proud OF their
diplomas, and will enter the legal pro-
fession here soon.
Mr.. James T. Mullins. OF AVA. this
county. had the misfortune to lose his
pocket book while on his way TO own a
day or two since. 1t contained several
QOllafS III HlOHtyt coiic h'h~'' s'"N >N'N'
valuable papers.
James Damron's little 6-year-o'd daugh-
ter fell and seriously cut ner face day
or two since.
Sheriff George w. Haynes's child died
of whooping-cough the other day. This
is only one among the several deaths
which have resulted from this cause WITHIN
the last two weeks.
The Jail here is being strongly guarded
every night, as IL is expected that an
attempt will be made by inc friends oil
William Rose who is confined for the
murder OF his brother, to rescue HIM
There are several desperate characters be-
longing TO the gang.
Robert Wright and Emory V. erase
have Just returned from the National Nor
nal University at Lebanon, o., Where
they have been studying for the last tigh'
months. Wright took course In snort
hand and typewriting. and CHEESE II
mathematics and surveying.
It still continues very Try ard not
Vegetation is not growing much now anf
grass and oats especially will be GU
short.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-20
johnson and zimmerman.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, June p.-Tom
Eek. the manager Of Johnson. the pi-
cycle rider. spent several hours at one
10 the newspaper officers here to-day ioT
the purpose Of matching his man against
Zimmerman. but neither the latter nor
his representative appeared, and TINS al
ternoon the negotiations were dropped
temporarily. at least.
Eek expressed a willingness 10 race
anv distance for $500 a side, and at any
Mace. outside Of Asbury Park.
AFTER prolonged wait a dispatch was
cont 10 Zimmerman. who is In Pittsburg'
stating that he would have TO make a
match or let the public judge who is the
better man No word was received trom
Zimmerman as 10 the cause 81 the an
sence OF himself and representative.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-20
aIbemarIe Weddings.

HARLOTTESVILLE, June ls.-(Spe-
cial1-The marriage OF Miss Lenora Il.
Johnson to w. A. Powell took place yes
terday at the residence Of Mr.. Il. N.
Daweson, this city. the Rev. William H.
Gwatkin performing the ceremony.
Yesterday afternoon Miss Myrtle a.
Harlow. of this city, was married 10 Mt.
c. H. Collins AT the Methodist parsonage
nv DR. 4. a.. Bledsoe. They were ac-
COMMANDED by Mr.. Roscoe Amos and his
sister Miss BERTHE. Immediately after
the marriage they departed for Scots
vile, their home.
The marriage Of Miss Josephine watts
daughter of Mr.. NJ. ;. Watts, to DR. IT,
Woodford Brown. took place at O'Clock
this evening at Mt. Moriah church. near
Whitehall, this county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-20

and Purvis commanded to stand up to re-
ceivs the sentence OF the court. which
was that he should be hanged on Wednes-
day, the yist day Of July next.
Purvis seemed perfectly cool and col
lected and heaved sigh OF relief when
the sentence was concluded. His attor-
ney will appeal to the Supreme Court,
which will doubtless pass on II some time
in the early fall The only thing that VIII
stand between him and felon's death
will be the Governor. Strong efforts viii
be- made to get "A Communication OF the
death sentence to life imprisonment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-20
RtNDOLPH-N AEON noYS WIN.
They Bcnr on the Palm in n Rag
gedIy-PInycd Game.

WestEnd Park yesterday afternoon
was the scene of a Chinese game Of ball.
In which the teams from Richmond col
lege and Randolph contested for
the championship of Virginia. Randolph
Macon won. and without working very
hard to do 50.
The Richmond Spiders crawled about
the field as though half dead. and the
Ashland Wasps did but little better. The
batting at times was fierce. but the field
ing was ragged and slow. The follow
lrS was the score by INNINGS:
r. II. T..
Richmond Col. O.. O5010O 00-7 9 II
RIM. College 90. 90 1901 - IL
Batteries: Richmond Collese-Ellyson
and Lunsford; Randolph MacOn-Robin
son and White
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-20
CHURCH Observation-Disclosures.
welsh Radicals Di-pieased with the
Attitude of Gladstone.

LONDON. June BIT is learned that
Mr.. Gladstone asked the Liberal whips
10 break his pair with Mr. Villiers at the
time the Welsh Church disestabiishmeht
bill entered the committee stage, because
no thought that the proposals for dealing
with the property of the Church after
had become tact,
were somewhat harsh. As he had not
wished to make his appearance III tne
House he paired in favor OF the bill. He
does not now intend to appear In either
house, either to speak or TO vote.
THE committee stage of the bill began
to-day. The government has further ae-
cepted two or three small amendments
similar to the ones placing free SCHOOLS
and public chapeis under representative
body. instead of dIsendowing them en-
tirely. This was done with the OBJECT OF
obyiating Mr.. Gladstone's objections 10
the bill. Nevertheless the Welsh kadl-
calls are displeased, and declare that Mr..
Gladstone Is returning TO the poht cal
faith Of his youth. and will die a Con-
SerNatiyp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-20
AT KEEL.
Dinner To Officers of Foreign squad
rOnS-The French Admiral.

KEEL. June l9-The Russian Admiral,
Skridlow. with his STAFF. paid visit to
the Royal Castle last evening.
Elghty-fve guests dined on board the
German training-ship Mars last evening.
The company Included Prince Henry, OF
Prussia. all OF the stan officers OF the
foreign squadrons. and number OF high
officers Of the German navy.
The French Admiral, Menard, was
among the first OF the officers TO arrive.
He was received with the usual honors-
the beating OF drums. etc.-and was FORM
allv presented to Prince Henry.
After dinner Prince Henry proposed a
toast to the Emperor.
CREPE FOR CARNOT.
The sailors on board the visiting French
ships all wear cockades covered with
crepe in memory of President Carnot
The admirals and commanders OF the
foreign warshlps in the harbor were Of
ficially introduced to the commander OF
the port Of Kiel this morning, which cere-
nony concluded the official interchange
OF visits between the various foreign
officers.
Afterwards. Prince Henry of Prussia,
the commanders of the foreign squad
rons. and many Of the subordinate otfi-
GERS OF all nations took special train
for Hamburg.
COURTESY TO FRANCE DECLINED.
The crews OF the German coast-defence
ships Heimdal and Hagen entertained 4
number OF the American and Danish
sailors at the Waldwez restaurant yes
terday. The crews OF the German battle
ships Sachen and Wurtemburs wished TO
similarly entertain the crews OF the
French battle-ship Hoche and the armored
cruiser Dupuy de LONE, but Admiral
Menard declined TO allow his men to
accept. stating that none of the French
crews would be permitted to land during
the festival.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-20

The Former Plays snappy Game
aud Wins.

ROANOKE VA. June is.-(speciai)-
Tine game Of hall Roanoke put up to-day
vas In marked conirss, TO the work they
have been doing lately. They played fast.
saapDy bali from start 10 finish. and also
l.4 some timely hitting. making their
teten hits count 20 The greatest adyan-
tage. Another noticeable Improvement
wss their team work More sacrifice
his were made to-day than have been
made during the whole season, and they
proved 10 be great factors IN the run
getting. Farrell led IN this respect and
showed the wisdom Of the management
in placing him SECOND IN the batting list.
M'cANN EFFECTIVE.
MoCann was In the box for the home
team. and. barring the seventh inning.
was very effective. lie had excellent con-
troll Of the hall. and displayed great head
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-20
FOurth-of-JuIy Excursion to West
Point.

When planning your Fourth-of-July OUT
ing do not forget the Excursion 10 be ope-
rated by the Southern Railway from
Richmond 10 West Point and return.
More attractions than ever before. Music
by an excellent band. Dancing. Boating.
and Bathing Trotting and Running
Races. Bicycle Races. Base-Ba Game.
and other athletic sports.
The train will leave Richmond Wiz
ginia-Street Station at $50 A. NJ. stop
ping at Twenty-eighth street. Returning.
will leave West Point at p. NJ. Fare for
the round trip, IS cents.
JOHN NJ. BEALL.
Travelling Passenger Agent,
90 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-20
VIII Play Here To-Day.

The Bluebirds will come home to-day,
and this afternoon they will meet the Nor
folks. King Gilman will join Norfolk here
and will play on second base. Tate Will
play first base.
II is 10 be hoped that no carriages Will
be permitted on the grounds to-day. The
players bus should he excluded too.
There is plenty of room on the outside for
10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-20
Norfolk Notes.

NORFOLK, VA, June 10. -(Speciall }
Grand Master Hill Montague, Of Rich
mond. has appointed Mr.. Charles A. Me
Lean. of Tidewater Lodge, No. 666, hide
PENDENT Order of Odd-Fellows. Ports
mouth. District Deputy Master for
the three lodges of odd Fellows OF that
city. Mr.. Mclean is an active worker
and no doubt will give general satisfaction
To the members OF the order.
Rev. DR.. J. r. Howerton, formerly OF
Little Rock, Ark. was installed as pastor
of the First Presbyterian church. this
city, tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-20

Carolina, 2; South Dakota, is: Tennessee.
~. and % a.ternaies: Texas, q; Vermont
Z: Virginia, IL; Washington. ]: West Eir-
ginIa, IS: Wisconsin. A.: Wyoming. 10.
Arizona. 4: District OF Columbia. 10; New
Mexico Il; Oklahoma. 4: Utah. IA: the
American Republican College League, Ia
total Of 1880
COMING FIGHT FORESHADOWED.
The organization then began by slips
being passed to each State TO be filed out
with the names Of members OF commit
tees While this was being done. the
coming fight on the silver question was
foreshadowed by n motion made by III.
Clay Evans. OF Tennessee, that all reso-
buttons be referred TO the Committee on
Resolutions. without debate. This was
adopted, and the convention adjourned
until tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock.
There will be mass-meetings tonight and
tomorrow afternoon.
Tomorrow afternoon the silver fight
will probably be inaugurated as the ses-
sion Is TO be sort of free-for-all occa-
sion, when everybody can speak who
wishes to do so. and on whatsoever sub
tect he pleases.
on the Committee on Resolutions are
the following: Georgia, A. Buell. Louis
lana. William Pitt Kellogg; Texas. H.
+. McGregor; Alabama. X. a. Moseley
Jr., Arkansas John Mcclure; South Caro-
lima. G. w. Murray; Mississippi. James
Hill.
MRS. ]. ELLEN FOSTER.
At the evening mass-meetings Colonel
Isaac Trumboe. OF Utah. addressed the
western delegates. and Ex-Governor Brown
spoke at Music Hall. and was followed
by \. Il. Cummings. of Iowa. and Sena-
tor Thurston, OF Nebraska. while Mrs.
j. ELL Foster, president of the Woman's
Republican League, followed Senator
Thurston.
She said that she had come from New
Mexico. 5000 miles to- talk at the meet
ing. The three great Republican victories
Of the year were designated as the over
throw of Tammany, I'm NV York. that
OF Waiteism, in Colorado, and the victory
in Kansas. She said that the women were
responsible for all of them
Wherever women are Entitled to vote"
she said, the Republican party Is the
gamer. II has been demonstrated in every
case. The great questions before the Ee-
publican party are the tariff. as a matter
OF course. non-partisanship in municipal
affairs and the settlement OF the contro-
Versy between capital and labor.
The choice of the me ting ground Of the
convention in the presidential year fell
upon Milwaukee
Since o'clock tonight the Committee
on Resolutions has been I'm session. and
was still in session at midnight
The committee has taken no formal
action on anything.
The committee meeting has been a
secret one all along The silver-men to-
night are still hopeful. but their chances
of & Getting plank in the platform uailed
down with silver spikes seems even fur
Their off than it did yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-20
The steamer yumur, On Fire.

QUARANTINE. s. J.. June 1.-the
Ward Line steamer Yumuri arrived from
Mexico and Havana this evening, with
raging fire in her forehold II was dis
covered last night about 10 o'clock. Tn.
steamer was forced ahead at az great
speed as possible. There was but little
excitement among the passengers and
crew when they arrived at quarantine.
and il was stated that no excitement had
existed at any time since the lire broke
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-20

The British House of Commons, IN the
course of the debate on the Welsh church
disestabiishment bill yesterday hccepteo
the amendments offered by the opposi-
ton. placing the Church schools ana pup
lie chapels under separate pouy'
instead OF wholly disendowing them. as
the bin originally proposed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-20

WORK, especially In the fifth. when he
was touched for double and four slagIcs.
The best Norfolk could do out OF this COM
blnation OF hits was two runs. Wynne
also pitched effective ball, but counter
acted his good work by witness. being
directly responsible for three of the Roa-
nokes' runs. The features OF the game
were the ai-around work of the home
team and the playing OF OIhgan end
Mccain FOR the visitors. These two men
robbed Roanoke OF several apparently
safe hits and OHagan found Mccain for
single and "a home-run. Score:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-20
f, THE IOWA PROHIBITIONIsTs.
For Free silver at ~ to 1-supreme
Court Denounced.


DIES MONIES. Ia. June i9.-The State
Prohibition Convention was called 10 or
der at 3 o'clock this morning by State
Chairman T. F. Wright. About three
hundred delegates were present. The
usual prelim!naries were gone through
with. and a recess taken TIL p. NJ The
men mentioned for Governor are w. *.
Brown. of Ames Frank Evans. OF Des
Moines, and H. F. Wright, OF Charles
City.
plank declaring for free silver at the
ratio OF is 10 was adopted without de-
bate.
About three hundred delegates were
present. one half of whom were women
The chairman OF the National Prohibi-
ton. Committee. =. A. Dickey. although
not an Iowan. was permanent chairman
The resolutions denounced the Supreme
Court for the income-tax decision.
For Governor. Frank Bacon, OF Wilton.
was nominated. and for Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor. NJ. r. Atwood. OF Esterville-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-20
rx,rcs.-Arcnt Commits Suicide.

c,NrORD FLA. June IA. T.. strip
uro seent AT Sanford Of the Southern
EHnress Company. committed suicide To-
daY by taking an overdose OF morphine.
- 80 a room in the Pico restaurant
a. o'clock this morning leaving orders
20 n awakened at Y o'clock Al !
o'clock he was discovered. when 100 iar
gone 10 be relieved. and died at i:D' NO
reason is given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-20
AZ EASY VICTORY.
HnchI,urg Takes Game From
Petcr>burr without Trouble.

tNN'HBURG. VA. June 19.-(Special)
L...ht1rg won an easy victory from
.i.oufg to-day. making two Of the
-.res. ne first game being a drawn
r'ts McKenna pitched strong game
the home team. and held the visitors
.au 20 seven scattering hits and two
r.s Packard was In the box f,r
f-'fr.t burg. and was touched up for
else hits. well punched. netting seven
r.se Following IS the score in detail:
srk~HIFrTrDG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-20
Gothnm.. scyent, R.tire.

NEW YORK. June ls-The COMMITTEE
OF Seventy met at O'Clock this after
noon and formally went out OF business.
The Executive Committee made a lons
written report One paragraph deplored
the fact that Mayor Strong had approved
the bipartisan police bill despite the
eeventys objection.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-20
Next sunday at Old Point, Norfolk,
&C., via &. & d.

Tickets as follows:
Railroad tickets 10 Norfolk and re-
turn, good TO return on regular
train leaving Norfolk at $50 i. NJ.
Sunday or A. NJ following
Monday ...... ...............'.'''.' "a W
Railroad ticket to Old Point and
return ....-. ............'. $3.50 W
Railroad ticket to Old Point, In
GLIDING dinner at Hygeia ........ -
Railroad ticket to Old Point, II
Guiding dinner at Hygeia and surf
Datn ...... ...........' w
Sherwood Hotel will give good din
ner Tor .......s.......''.....'.' ~
Special fast train. making no local
stops leaves Chesapeake and Ohio depot.
sixteenth and Broad streets. at A. NJ.
Returning, arrive Richmond, 3 p. NJ.
Those desiring 10 spend the night at Vir-
ginia Beach and Ocean View can do 80
by taking this train, and return to Rich
mond at 1890 Monday morning. Stone
ballast-no dust-makes the Chesapeake
and Ohio preferable TO other lines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-20
curtin CnmIng This Way.

LONDON. June l9--John Curtin, the
dynamlter. who IS confined IN for,iaho
prison. will sail for the uhiteu S,a's-
shortIy AFTER his release. which viii take
place almost Immediately.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-20
Substitutes for Horsford's
..a Pbosphate Are dangerous.

because they cost less. many substi-
,u,es are offered. some OF which are dan
gerous. and none OF which viii produce
The same effect as the genuine. insist
upon having "Horsford's. whether puy-
,ne a bottle OF Acid Phosphate. or ''phos-
nhate" In q giass Of soda
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-20

"The woman's Edition Of the Frede.
ricksburg Star" Of June 3otk tor sale a.
Hunters Book store. - east Broad
street. and at w. H. Nelson's Drugstore.
corner Fourth and Leigh. Price ssnss
per cory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-20
Constable Brothers, 418 East broad
street.

have reduced many odds and ends 70
close quite a lot Of White Shirts. that
were 81 80, 500. and s26o; now 500 each.
Night-Shirts that were 800 and u.3.
now ~ 1-2c.
Melted Undershirts and Drawers re-
duced from 100 and $l.2 to 5ec.
Linen and Nainsook Drawers. Soc.
These goods are all In good order. and
are only reduced because they are odds
and ends. =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-20

Senator Mushbach announces himself
candidate for reelection to the State
Senate from the Alexandria District. and
declares that, II chosen. he will vote to.
return Senator Daniel 10 the United
States Senate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-20
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Norfolk. {. First base on balls-On Nc
Cam. ?: off Wynne. T. Struck out-By
Mccain, l. by Wynne. l. Two-base
hits-Littlc, Cavanaugh ~. Clark Wynne.
Three-base hit-Bradley. Home run
O'Hagan. Double plays Sherer to Niox;
Behan 20 Mccain Passed ball-COte.
stolen bases-Little. Brown. O'Iiagan. Hit
by pitched ball-Niox Behan. Time Of
game hour and 80 minutes. Umpire
Allfcheil
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PETERSBU RC
SCORE BY INNINGS.

l23i567s9
lFlchburg .......... -......l o l % 90 81
irlfffbufE .... ..........V " v U y IL
summary Earned uns-Lyncrburg. ,.
Petersburg l. Two-base hits-Mckenna.
f.rgusou Leahy. and Breen. Three-hase
ht sullivan. Home run Berryhill. Struck
cui-BY McKenna. 3: by Packard. B.
Bases on bails-OG McKenna, 81 OF Pack
era. 2 Batteries: McKenna and Schabel;
Packard and Brennan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-20

NORFOLK. VA. June is.-(Special)-
o.. ...op. hit that Barley Kahn made In
OIL. game to-day between Portsmouth
... Richmond was the direct cause OF
o.. victory. IL happened in the last hall
. ..r ninth iuning. The score stood
o.. v.th TWO men out. and Berte on
...r. base. The batsman had two
stakes ana three balls. when ne met one
.r, a thc face and drove 1t TO left
.. AFTER the dus, had gotten out OF
.. e.s % the local rooters. they
.. mat Berte had sprinted across the
..... ,hat they had lost 20 the leaders.
e.- not boy any sood playing Of the
,...-.-> however, that they won.
" save the game 20 Portsmouth
.rr fourth inning, when. by play
... .sc a lot Of schoolboys. they let four
..- .r. and the score stood 3 TO 0.
r. bad lost their nerve on the field.
... ..H'. not hit Foster at all up TO that
olt their opponents. remembering
.. $50 defeats already administered 10
...- had compassion on them, and, led
.. ..ptain Apollo BolYe.cre Reed. began
.I.h inning u return their hberah-
,r .ar-foid.
TIE ONLY HIT.
Tho One hit ~ Reeds was the only one
-a during the fourth inning. but on
.. hy MoGouap. onc by Berte. and
Odd. o.. HousAneu Melted the four runs
~-.t.I % Portsmouth In the NTH
uc Wells drew a base on balls. Nc
e.rar made a hit. Berte got lift on
n...s error. Klin got "a hit. and when
.-.. r.u had been retired three runs
been Tailed for the Bluehirds. and
... seemed 20 take unto themselves re-
,.-3 Ate.
tsr in the seventh Foster got first
.- Tslers error MCGOWAN got hit
u.- vent % the initial bag on felGer's
...-e. Kain few out TO Hall. and Groves
-..t-I Reds error for his life.
..rt.hll ended tie agony after three
~-- runs had been made by driving
.-- ri-h Hv 20 Knox and retiring the
How the winning run WAS made
pas -ecn told before. After the fourth
.-r.-r -snuehill settled down and pitched
-.rcr.fcent game. while Foster was
s.er.r aV the way through In the
...t inning be retired the side on the
,. Three balls pitched Houssman flying
...' TlGrst'u. Wells 20 Knox. and Fos-
OIL. .rw Reed % joaIas
--. frl'rrrs az the game We're difficult
catches Pr Housenan. the fielding Of
t. and Knox. and the Chinese playing
0. Mana -er-Capiain Reed.
.f..a.fsar .l the score.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-20
PORTSMOUTH.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Two men out when winning run was
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4567s9
Portsmouth ..............l o 4 o o 0 o. 6
T. .uoIl .................0 0 i
Summary. Earned uns-POrtsmouth. !;
moad. Three-base hits-KnoX and
rrerefe1 Two-base hit-Childs. Double
-Tannehll and Wells; MCGOWAN.
H-ussman. and Wells. Left on bases
h -mor1 (: Portsmouth. {. Stolen
-.e- Richmond. 3: Portsmouth, /.
-'r..k ou'-By Tannehill 2. by Foster T.
Bases on halls-Of Tannehll. 2: off Fos-
'r Time ~ game hours. Umpire
f. Mclaughlin.