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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-05

nonar.and aHalf That was an" 10"
j. Sot-Ihs G use OF IT,

r,d,e Wit issued bench "aIr"n -,
-, Tor the arrest Of negro ha'''sn
49, 49, oo,ev who was charged oy y. T.
Rose. a colOred bar-ke per- w., 49,, his
frllv securing from NM ds"'' ~ nm
will and by threats or Fioien0e' ''''
~ TWO dollars and hali' -. nm
y Rose keeps negro sdioo" W
proad street, and Looney Was ilheu ~
dollars and a half In the Police Court iol
dis,rderlv conduct, for which ne c'a'''''
Rose was responsible 81 van
win whiskey in his head ana ven
eeance in his heart LO0ney Nlsllsu ~
6s,,..roor, az A. II. Rose Sunday mofnlhs
ana threatened him with personal 'io-
Ience unless he gave him the amour. ~
his fine. Seeing. however. thal VIE
method did not have a salutary erect ne
threatened Rose with reporting MN tof
keeping his bar-ro0m open on suhuey.
With visions floating before his eyes
Of the scowl on Justice johns classic
face which he wears so terribly "nei
treating with breakers Of the SUNDAY
law. and with thoughts OF having 10 paS
a twenty-five dollars fine. he promptly
handed out the amount demanded
After bordering over the matter DAY
or TWO and the fiery look In Looney'
eve had grown dim In his memory ano
the fear OF Justice Johns legal drag mel
seemed more remote. he determined 70
move for the two dollars and a half
which he had so Internationally surren'
dered that hot Sabbath morn, ana hence
the bench warrant.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
IRE CLOSING Quotations OF
MONEY.
oferipes apdsSAlcs at the Richmond To-
- bsoco. Kschsnge-iuternal Revenue
Coilec,ions-Foreign Adviee,

NOV YORK. Juno f.-Spoculation Al
me stock Exchange was quite lively dur
ing The morning session and tho market
Vas characterized by hrmness. London
1857 ~ i@Noii'e but the amounts
OF The local bulls Commission houses
Wero moderate buyers. and lie pooi. iu
number OF the specialtios were active.
- result prices advanced anywhere
rom a 10 =. per cent. and the improve
ment was well distributed THE .ttutui-
nous coaicfs were 10 GOOD demand on
s,,,a'elien.s 'hal the miners I'm the OHIO
NlSHlct were returning TO work Fol-
lowing the early lmnrovanoenfs specsla-
'.0| oc'nHe very quiet and prices sagGed
on on moderate selling bv the profess
stON1t Heutis The ludustrials led an
~ ' Som"H ara movement Lead declined
- rom Inc BEST OF the morning. while
cie t'se OF the group fen i401 per cent,
$40 i"t.cl ODD American Tobacco sub
srsueuuN htrncr developed great weak
~ a'e 9n t.e execution Of a number
"a eeVl orders - from 4fl4 TO 50. with
fcNettff to ASH $40 the close. The ne
-+.' Iu me railway share list amounted
~, KS yer ce, from the top AEufes'
M''A Aithison ana The Changers in front
tNt So .ne OF the former was accom-
panied iy rumors of the liquidation Of a
".th oy he INrs unwilling TO pay The
s'ffment while that OF the latter was
.ieti on revival of the reports mat
tNr next dividend on Northwestern - III
uc only ~ per cent Reports Of so'l
rams ln the wheat growing districts and
q sharp decline Boo wheat. however iefved
800 measure TO Offset the unfavorable
influence of The selling movement al
though The Changers recovered but lit
re af the close The. feature of the
late trading was an active demand Tor
Sugar. which resulted iu an advance in
the price of Ia. 20 ~ per cent. The
early selling of Sugar was due 10 tho
fact that SIR iiavcmcyer is about ~
sail for Europe. ass VOL as TO decline
"a the price FOR German granulaicd
sugar. while the late buying was ON =
10 cover uD large line of short cone
tracts put out some DAYS ago. II was
estimated that Che purchase 10y the opera
tor ia question aggregated l'"" sh'i PES
Pc nrmcr tone To- sugar 'h'icistl I"
Nrht effect on the remainder of the mar
Net ana ifucNonai IaiH.9 l"", "" III
est were recorded. but ln the maj n'ai,
insS The Anthracite 'V'itis. hu'.,l' ''r'
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. June 4.-CottOn dull; mid
ding guif, ~; middhng, "a, exports 10
Great Britain, 2,35S bales, continent
1904 bales stock. 22Oe~ bales. fu-
lures closed STEADY; sales. lz',SOO bales.
june. 100: july, III. August. IA; sep
TENDER, III, October, ~, November
~. December, iZO, January. 80, teD-
~ airy, 15j. March. 40
Total tO-day-Net receipts, 1870 bales
exports 10 Great Britain, 1,5s5 bales
Continent ll,O3J bales stock, 49O,osO
bales.
Total 50 far this week-Net receipts,
G,CoS bales, exports 10 Great Britain.
lo. 3S1 bales. France, J41 bales; Conu-
nent - 1ji bales.
Total since September 1st-Net receipts,
l,Sj1,2B bales, exports 70 Great britain.
5vs, Z4f bales. France fGf,lc2 bales; Con
tueut Z,4D.J>D bales.
NEW ORLEANS, June 4--Cotton fu-
lures barely steady. sales, JOtD5 bales
July, 400, August, 100, September, o-J' ,
October. O.J5. November, SOS; December,
IOl, January. 7OJ.
IXERPCOL June 4-J2.3O p. NJ
Cotton demand moderate ana prices
easier, American middling, rs, sales,
500 bales, American, i,cyv bales, npecu-
lation and export 80 bales receipts
2bVOu bales, American. 5000 bales. tu-
lures opened steady at the decline and
demand moderate, June and july, JD-Df'
July ana August, 5l-Oi; August ana
September 53-G4. September and Oc-
tODcr S3-6f. October and November
55-Gfn5 5i-Gf; November and Decem-
Der. 3 J1-G4, December and January,
. 1864. Futures quiet at the decline.
Tenders. 100 bales new dockets and 30
bales old dockcts.
L.. Mixtures quiet, American mid
ding, fair. 7-l6. good middiing, !; low
middiine. 1852. good ordinary 3 49,
ordinary, 1892. June, . 12-Oi, buyers
june and July. 3 52-H. buyers. July an.
August. 1851. buyers August ano
September J4-tifu8 t5-t4, sellers. sep
TENDER ana October, 3 5J-6i, buyers
October and November, 3 55-Grp5 16-6i
buyers. November and December, : gt5-6t
buyers. December ana January, 3 3t-b4
January and February. 3 J6-B, sellers
February and March, D-O4, buyers
L------.--- .-L.--L --L.--lN
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: 1-iG05Hc.: graduated, t-i"a'7.cc,,
Freights to Liverpool Dun oo''o"

Z 1-1eM5ftc.: granuiated, t-lDaa>sc.
Freights to Liverpool dun vo''oh'
Lid: grain. 1lILd. 1.,,...
Southern fresh fruits and yesetabies'
Strawberries fairly active Dut 90 ~
clean up closely Cherries quiet, -
ceiuts large ana urgent for sales prll.e
firm. Otner vegetables we're iloat 80. a. F, a
on the market ana mad only mooeia''
demand. o., --e,o ,,o
Observation-Disclosures barrel, >l.'"a --'''
Cherries Norfolk. pound. 500.
Blackberries-North CaIoilha' t""' -
81 Zoe. .o--
WafermeIons-Fl Florida, each, Ovg 'oc.
observation-disclosures, JdlOc.
Asparagis-Dozen punches, Jc. dSl:-o.
Beets-CharlestOn, best, crate ''c.e
$50. -o1.-. -
Cucumbers--Fl Florida, crate, lDq '"c. pas,
kef no 1t<1 %: Charleston. basket, fl.v
e,1 10. Savannah. crate. 15c.uSl.W =.
Cabbages- Charleston, best, crate, "'c'u
peas-Eastern Shore, basket, y.rval ~;
Maryland. Sl.2Jql.JO; Baltimore basket
Onions-New Orleans. bag, Sl-2snl.'";
PotatOee-SOuthern rose. >Z.J'd..r, ~.
chilled $40. poor 10 fair, SLOW Low
southern. seconds, Sl.JVal.'S.
String Beans-CharlestOn wax, DaSnc,'
75c. 0tl -. green, 15c M<i. .; oeoTsla NJ,
crate. 5Dul5c.: green, pp &c. MI "a
Carolina waXedr basket. Sl.VVal''' s'e'"'
81 GOA 10. o,, xgoo.
Standardization marrow, crate f-.'"'
Charleston white. basket b'p tpc' ....
Tomatoes-FlOrida, fancy, ripe, Garrett
81. 9glI75; common, SiD9I--"
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NV yopK rRODucn MARKET.

NrW YORK. June 4.-Flour quiet and
steady; winter wheat low s..t's'' -
c,35o. fair 10 fancy. $3.50 - pal"n /,
- .,o4 ri. Minnesota clear S8A4"-bO
aatent. S411n52O, low extras S--t'H".'V
rrirr mills -s4l 80 Southern flour duil
and steady: common 10 fair extra s-"'
az 40. good 10 choice do, s5.yVP1.-'s
Vbear dun and lower Win ophons'
closing firm. No red. store ana ele-
Nafor Iga1,itc.; ahOat >WtN'sc.i ni-
s,aded red. lSt,c. Options dlH rresulai
ana weak at liNal@.c. dtSllhe' 40, =
red June. 19iSc.. july, soAc.; Ausns''
s,a. Sentcmber. SIC. December, e2lac.
corn more active and weaker. NO. =
red. a5ic.. elevator, 56'lc. anoat Op-
lions duh and weak al lNi'sc o9Vi'"0'
July. 554c; september, ovt'. 81, m
oats dull az l.c. lower ana weak. "
lions dull and easier; June, o-i2c. 1uiy
s,yrr September. S1Ac. Spo' 50. -
92a, n33c: No. white, 5Viic., mixed "es'-
III flsV auiet and steady; shipping. 5OQ
Coo. good 90 choice. to4S'c
Wool quiet and nrmi domestic Heeee'
l5Ql9c, pulled l@ajoc s,,oo1
Reef quiet ana weak, iamny, Ni."N
~ az. extra mess SS.5udaD; beer mans
Anil al $3.50: uerccd beef quiet anu
easy. city extra, india mess, Si.Wt
te on. cut meats firm and quiet picked
bellies. 500 asked, do. shoulders v'.-''
"I mana ouief and easy western steam,
50 Iq6 ~. July, $3.50, new, septempet,'
s9is new. Refined quiet; Continent'
S1i5. south American, $3.50 COMPOUND
FOR Fork quiet and steady; mess. $3.50
butter firm and IN fair demand; state
dairy llui7c.. creamery, lNc.i western
dairy. SianlSc. Elgins, lec. ...,-
Cotton seed oil quiet and STEADY .ruoe'
2gi.6fe4c.: yellow prime, 2sg2ii2c
Petroleum nominal ,
Rosln quiet and easy STRAINED COM
mon TO good, Sl.5jlil.3i'9.
Tarpengine easy al @9s4G''4c.
Rice firm and unchanged.
Nolasses firm and unchanged.
Peanuts firm.
coffee dull at points up 20 points
down. June, sli.2o; July. sii,.v, Spo'
no dull and steady; No. I, slde,.
Sugar-Raw quiet and steady; fair re-
ming. l5-10c. Refined moderately nc
live and steady; on A, 4h9sNc.; stand
ard A. 7-lC441-c.: cut-loaf ana crushed
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wILMINGTON, n. c., June 4.-Rosm
drm: strained, SLID, good strained, sl.-V'
Spirits of tur9entine STEADY al -o'40
Tar firm at sl.20. - 2, on.
Crude turpentlne steady; hard' N'-"'
soft : 1 81: virgin. SOB. ..,,.. 81,
SAVANNAH, GA, June s.-Sin ,,S a.
2 29l for regulars. with sales Of go casks
anj closed firm at 2Gs.c. sales, A casks
Eids opened for to-day's and tomorrow
receipts at 2GSsc; receipts, i'-h' c""s ,oo
barrels Quotations: a, h. and g. 81 lg,i
ID 81 %: Z. sl25, +. - 40; g. va; II.
n ~. / $50: X. $225; NJ. S2.43; \. $50 - %
window glass. SEQ; water whi'g T.,S men.
,,ne steady at 2Glbc, receipts, ~ casss
Rosln firm at si.f5; receipts 100 parrels'
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PORT OF WEST POINT. June 1. 1898.
ARRIVED.

Steamship Charlotte, Bennett, bal'I-
more Messengers and general cargo:
Steamship Chatham, Peters, row
dence. passengers ana SeneIal S''k%. s,or
Sfeamship William Lawrence roster
paltimore. passengers and general cargo
Steamship chm city. Marshall. nAihei-
ton. passengers and general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Charlotte. Bennett. baiu-
more. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Chatham, Peters Baiumore'
nasssueers and general cargo.
Steamship William Lawrence, Foster,
Providence VIA Norfolk, passengers and
general cargo.
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MINlsrKn nANsoM's nEIunN.

The rumor which has been ahoat for
several days in regard TO the home
coming OF Minister Ransom, who repre-
sents this country in Mexico, was verified
This morning. The State Department rep
resentativ> said that the department had
a few days ago a request from the MIN
lister, asking for a leave of absence,
which, as is always customary was
granted. IL has been known for some
time that the cimate In the city Of Mex
leo is very trying on Americans al the
season of the year. and Minister Ransom ;
health has not been the best o. late As
soon as be reached his post of duty he
left the city OF Mexico and took up quar-
ters at the springs near by. 10 has been
known here by his personal friends mat
he intended 10 return 20 this country as
frequently as possible so as TO avoid the
dangers Of continued residence in Mexico.
The department. as "a rule only allows
their representative sixty days leave dur
ing any one year, unless IL be an eXcep-
tional case. Mr.. Ransom VIII arrive az
his home in North Carolina this week
The following changes have occurred In
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Opcn-Air Corcrrt..

To the Editor OF The Times:
eir.-Referring to your editorial OF
few davs ago as 10 evening concerts az
Chimborazo Park. Capitol Square. ana
Monroe Park. would suggest the adVisa-
Hhlty OF committee taking charge OF
the matter. and carrying the plan INTO
execution. To that end l nominate the
following committee. -. {. Richardson
AMI Frankw W. Cunningham. from the
Fast End: Joseph Bryan and Alexander
Cameron. from the central portion or
the city: and Peter IA. Mayo and Ashton
,starke from the West End. II these
gentlemen viii consent 70 serve. we shaii
soon hear the band APPLYING.
y. b. b.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-05

the bank officials for Virginia and North
Carolina: ,s,x
For North carolina--The National Bank
OF Wilmington William Calder mas "''"
elected vice-president.
For Virginia Tho Loudoun Nauohai
Bank OF Lecsburg. William II. Lyhsn'
vice-president in place OF A. j. b'"'-
field.
Apnrovai axd changes Of reserve agents
Tor the week ending June eth: In the
state OF North Carolina, a, Mount ATTY:
First National Bank. TO Third Nationai
Bank. at New York.
Abstract of the reports made to the
Comptroiler OF the Currency, showing
the condition OF the national banks IN
tho States of Virginia and North caro-
Ina:
For virginia--The average reserve heii
In the national banks is 2iN per cent.
Lawful moneys reserved In oanks: Gold
coin. x02. si5. 50 gold Treasury certificates,
2426D. silver dollars. 81. so. silver rreas-
urv certificates. 30: silver fractional
coin. SIS. as: total specie. S>e,ill 90. ies1i-
tender notes. S73i. 124; United States GER
tihca;es. 81 so. AS %; Ave per cent. re-
demption fund with Treasury. s,e.SS; %;
due from United States Treasury, >l-,-'P.oS'
grand total. S2S 30. iz1.~.
For North Carolina-Gold coin. $751;
1850: gold Treasury certificates. Nvo;
silver dollars. s56tI9; silver Treasury GER
tincates. S52.SA: silver fractional coins.
s5e.6Il.72; total specie. $3.50. ~ =; legal
tender. s2u. l5i: United States certificates
Of deposit for legal-tender notes. ST.
s9i Y: five per cent. redemption fund
with Treasury. 81. SIS IS: due from United
States Treasury 1910; grand total
$1,000 Sl0.S9. The average reserve neld IL
% 90 per cent.
BRIEF MOTIFS.
Hon. Frank ). Blair. cN-AttorneN-Gen-
eral of Virginia. accompanied by his son.
is stopping i'm this city on legal BUSH
ness
Mr.. r. r. Jones, assistant agent OF
the Seahoard Air Line, at Richmond, is
i'm this city.
4 delegations OF knights tempiar
from Fredericksburg spent the day IA
this city. en- route TO Boston TO secure
headquarters for their commandery AT inc
Triennial They left tonight tor sos
ton. H. - '"
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CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI O., June 4.-Flour quiet
winter natent. 81 iOG350; fancy, Sl.'oa
Wheat quiet: No. red, track, sc.
corn weak: No. ? yellow track '-'2c''
No . white. mixed, track. 52c. o,,,.
-os-e bigber. No. . mixed, track, 3-iic.
pork quiet: mess. Sl275. ,,,,. ,....,o
Lard easy: steam leaf, sI12ia; ketue'
S712ia. 49, - "A. ehorts.
e. =. eioars Il 90. boxed itc. more.
Dry sailed meats easy; shoulders, S', ~
eboris s637i5: clear. $3.50; boxed &c
more.
Whisky quiet at SID
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nae nar,nn nelcht, OInb ieaten.

A., interesting game OF ball was p''
~ ctas5s,t Hin Saturday evening Va
on ,,r.en the Barton Heights LAMBS "i hv
fnnerials in which the after "o" "
q score Of ten 10 0'' r II.
,,. ............O 0 o l % -
mr. p',, .~ For Imperinls winners an
o-s~rns. for Lambs. Ellyson anu i..,ro.
eor. Of Richmond COLLEGE. me s, I'm ~
- - The game were the heavy nissi"s II
Hoo,les and Wither5 and the P,t0'. 49, the
vvitbers. The game was '@'e 49,, not
emf of the sixth inning o"'"5 ~
weather.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
~. r...

CattIe-Roceipts. 300; sales 80. tos
Sheep and Lambs-ReceiP's' "''' S"''''
Hoes-Receir5s. 800, sales. 20. ...
Prices: Cattlc-Bcst Sac. 10 ''4c. tIoss
medium to good. SIC. 10 4i2c. Erossi coi
mon TO fair, &c 10 "'2V' e'o''' ''''
&c. 20 2a,c. gross
Sheep-3c 10 &C.. gross.
Iambs-ic to jAc. gross.
Hogs-Gc TO 6i2c net.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, MD, June 4.-flour
Wheat unsettled. No. red spot ana
June. 7s4q7yc.; July, l9ha soc, A ,'l'',
10 = 554[7Gc: southern. by sample
SO6isic.: do on grade, 1sasoc. qua
Corn easy; No. . mixed spot, SSAg
55lhc.. June and July, 551zc. asNeq Sou'n-
oats ot,iet and steady; No. white,
western. 37q3sc. No. mixed, western
;fu34iLc.
RYE dull: No. 2. Gsa72c. .,ooo
Hay steady; choice timothy, No'"'
Grain freights slow.
Eggs firm at llml4c.
other articles unchanged. -.
Bonds-Virginia rs, new, 7fqlfN cen
fury, CDsxuGJ3t. Baltimore ana Jhlyi ~,
1,r;is. Nor morn Central. 90 bid; Bh
more ard Ohio Southwestern nrsts. 80
ia; Consohdated' Gas stock, Gligf1lii
bends. Gs, llG% bid. do. IS 1865 pid'
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Union STOCK YARDS. ILL, Jnie
4LCattle-Receipts 4.5upi market h In.
for choice Deeves and other ki ma sloT .
oys ana feeders. 50 5DQ4.25, Texans. $-."
Hogs-Reoeipts. II 600: market strons'
heavy hacking and shipping lots 1891
40; common TO choice NIKE, ' i,,i,,t
72ib: choice assorted, Sf.F44"' "s"''
"a Sly554 GD. pigs. S3.1Oli4.35.
Sheep-Receipis. 1000; market SLOW pu'
arm. Inferior to choice, S2.OV94.Vpj lahpS'
go U1f fn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-05

lie Has Good spec but Poor Controi-The
Norfolks Won.

LYNCHBURG. VA, June Especial
Lynchburg put in her new pitcher Fos-
ter. to-day for tnal, and iIASo innings
seven runs were made off his delivery
end The game lost. lie has good speed
ard curves, but decid sdly poor control
lie will doubtless pull himself together
ard turn out al right with "a little work.
Here was nothing especially brilliant iu
Inc game BEYOND the batting " COrcO-
ran. who out OF four times at bat, scored
four runs. one twO-bagger, one three
Dagger. and TWO home runs
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Offcrings-N Wheat. GA bushels, corn
(white). 2,ui4 bushels. oats. ,Dp bushels.
salcs-N heat, O24 bushels, corn (wnite),
146 bushels
Quotations: Wheat--LOngberry Soc. 10
ssc.. mixed. SIC. TO $50; snOrtDerry, Sc.
10 $50. No. red, SIC. 70 sc.
COrn-Nhlte. Virginia. CSC. TO Sc, No.
> white. CSC. to sc; 40. = mixed, sc.
10 BIC.
Oats-No. , mixed. BIC. 10 3Iizc., No.
mixed. 33c. TO 53i4c.
Kyc-DJc. TO Csc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-05

CANES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY
Pittsburg az Boston.
cincinnati at Brooklyn,
o''' Louisville at New York.
Chicago al Baltimore. ,,,,.bia
ST. Louis at Philadelp ma "a
cleveland at Nashlh5lV"
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Fitusimmons. ab......-.....o l 2

Fitzsimmons. 3b.......~..... Il
Score by innings: X
Roanoke ...........l
Portsmouth -..... VI
Summary: Earned runs-Pcrtsmouth 8,
Roanoke. 3. Three base hiis-f-t ttic ani
Paddon. T'wo-base hits-Jcanes, Tate
Siahl and Little. Stolen bases-caIs-
naggh, Stahl, Childs, vetter %. ana Io.e
(2l. Base on balls-On Leach, 2. on lars.
3: on Viox. 5. Wild pitches-Leach ".
Passed balls-Clark C). Niox Cd. hit py
pitched baii-Paddsn and Tate Double
plass-Reed AMI Tate; Tate ana h-eu'
Tate and Vetter. struck ou.-by Lac
3; by Viox.- a, by Leach, l. Umpire
Mitchell
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-05
PoRrsMogrBs WON AGAIN
The Roanokes Go Down Before Them To-
ssor. II 20 4.

NORFOLK, VA. June Especial
Portsmouth won her second game from
Roanoke to-day by score OF ii 10 l.
The crowd was small and the game unin-
tersstinc Both teams wer strong at the
bat. and had Roanoke played an error
iess came. as did Portsmouth. the con-
test would have been one OF the best eA-
hiu.f0ns OF the season.
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CAMS TO-DAY.
Lynchburg at Norfolk.
Richmond AT Petersburg.
Portsmouth at Roanoke.
NOTES.
The little men failed 10 win their game
yesterday but they VIII Try and redeem
themselves to-day.
Tn games at Portsmouth and Peters
burg were won and lost BY the same
score.
Well. we have some consOlation-the
H.n Climbers lost.
Petersburg and Norfolk victorious over
Richmond and LynchLurg. Wen, how
did IL happen?
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PETERSBURG.
o''''' RICHMOND.

Score by innings ~
Petersburg .....-.6
sumsry: Earsed runs-Petsrsbnrg :.
~ ,mn 'ri,ns-Turner %, Lyons %. Two
base hits-Lippsrt. Bases on Dals o,',r
Foreman. 8; on Dinsmcre, =. S''s psses
rom ~ being hit~SIcGowan %. Foster, snl-
iiio,n Double plays-kain and Wells
Lyons ana Turner stolen no5 base N Wyiid
1cttpN 1,,i,sinore ~ Passed balls-Gill
lp ~ Time. two hours and half. Umpire
~. n.fv
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Totals. .........'
NORFOLK


summary. Earned runs-Lynchhurs. J.,
Norfolk TwO-Dase hits-Nc KEENAN,
corcoran Three-oase hits-floek, Cor
~ Kelly. Struck out-By Herr :; py
NcKenna. ? Base on balls-By Herr l.
BY Foster. ).
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-05

captain James Peasants. of the First
pollce-station. still continues critically I'll
al his residence, on east Franklin street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-05

cash quotations Woro az IoIIoWs' tIVul
Quiet and prices steady ana unchanS.a :
,H'hcet 1IGSlc.: No red. iG0l6i4c., No.
" ',orn stasc.. so. oats. %JLc.. pork,
So 20. lard. S6aluG57a' ribs, So -'a1.'.o'
shoulders. S531i2. sides SJ.o"4o.'-i WIS
XIV N.95ls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-05

Mr.. Joseph NJ. shelton qualified as Gas
Inspector yesterday before Il. T. August
giving bond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-05

This recalls the faG- Of four contests
from the State OF Virginia. In several
districts of our State only few am
davits have beer filed. This is notably
true In the case Of Colonel J. Hampton
Hoge. who is contesting the seat OF MAJOR
Otey. II everything he claims be true
Major Otey has clear majority OF Inv
oy.r each of the candidates IL cannot
be learned II Colonel Hoge Will, after
Congress meets. have his case reopened,
and 90 back in his district with the APP
proval Of the House. ana make his con-
test under similar authority mentioned
above.
The Clerk Of the House OF Kepresen-
tatiyes said this morning that he could
not be the judge IN such matters; the
House itself could and would decide for
themselves.
The Assistant Secretary OF the Navy
Mr McAd0o will return 10 this city on
Saturday from Newport whore he adj
dressed the opening OF the college Of that
place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-05

-. - sIINnn MARKEr.

LONDON. June f.-Bar silver. 30 e-lVs
$50 II N.-parls adviccs quote " pti
cont rentos at lo2 francs ana O7 ~
tir1as for the account
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-05

At Memphis: o,oto03S IA IS
Memphis .....-....'9 1000 So n 2
Ntpan't5sries. smith. Quigg, ana - M'''"'
blackburn ana fl'i''' r. H. h:
Al New vrl''"' 100000 % 3
New orleans. 1ooQ0tx-5 .
Al pat,er,es. smith and Gondins' Oa'l'N'''
and ArmstrOng r. II. b..
Al Montgomery ooooo0-5 II
Montgomery ...'..dd 0000O-6 10 .
cha, ,,'1i"e| Bailey anl Kehoe; secnr'S'
and , tiI9 on account OF rain in the 'e'en'H
inning. r. n. T..
At Little Rock; ooooo11-5 i3 4
Little Rock II : % al Ks il 3
Nasnf eliriises-Fifeld and Berthold' Dai'e'7
and Cross.
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WASHINGTON. Is. LouIsvILLE. 8.

WASHINGTON, June 4-The Louis
yiles played worse than amateurs To-
day. and. coupled with this the wildness
OF Their pitcners lost them the game.
Anderson pitched III fine style Tor the
home team Brou.hers played Ike a
wooden man. Cldrke's home run would
ordinarily have resulted In but two
bases but by magnificent running ne
The game was called at the end al the
eirhtn fnuiLs on account Of darnness.
As s,l'.,, = ~''''' Il. II. h.
Washington ........5 - d-B y =
Katteries: Anderson, MCGUIRE, ana Coo
gan. McDermott. WEIGH, ana Aahh'I'
called on accOu II OF darkness