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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
TIHJIERS UENT 10 PIEryS.
cafncy rwirlcd Against His Old
Comrades.

RO iNOKE. VA. Aug. 1G.-SDcrial.-
Gaf1ney essayed % DO tho twirliys against
his old comrades to-day. and met vita
q rather warm reception The Musicians
hit him safely ton times, and besides
that. he gave four bases on balls aad hit
one AN. The support fdffsey received
was enough TO discourage any pitcher.
The team made six errors behind him.
ana punched most Of them iu the siNtu
inn ny. on The other Ia ID. Lloyd pitched
"A strong game throughout, and received
the finest Kind Of 'app0rt
Roanoke again nut up Il great telling
game. and made number Of brilliant
plays. kateriy's umpiring was not hat
10 should be-. and both sides suffered,
bat Roanoke got the worst of IT, For tie
first three innings neither scored. In
fact not nit had been made.
Ia the fourth. with two men on bases.
Cavanaugh pounded out a home run 10
.ep left centre. The Farmers went all
few timely hits, gave the locals sax runs
and settled the game beyond all matter
Of doubt. Stahl's double Little's single,
and Cayanaugns out al hrst gave tnem
two more i'm the sixth.
Petersburg scored one in the fourth on
base on balls TO Fender. LApperts SIN
gle. ana Sherer's wild throw. They did
nothing more until the eighth, when sin
giles by Lyons and Crockett a dropped
uy bail by NiON, for which ne made Il
long run. and Gaffney's out at first, gave
them two more. The features OF the
game outside Of Roanokes all-round
playing was the batting Of Lloyd. Eddie
has been getting his eye on tho bail
lately, and to-day he proceeded 10 line
il out IN the most approved manner.
Twice be hit for singles and once for a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
UMPIRE LEFT THE FIELD.
BRtDy,s ACTION CAUSED GREITDE-
CREASE IN ITTENDdNCE.
Two Interesting Games In Norfolk Be
tween the UustIcrs and Truckers
Honors Are Easy.

NORFOLK. VA, Aug. ls.-Special.-
Two games in one day between Ports
mouth and Richmond at the Portsmouth
League Park served to bring out an at
tendance Of about five hundred people
to-day.
Both games proved highly interesting
the first being a pretty battle between
the men in the points Honors were
about even on the par; OF the batteries
Leach pitched his usual steady game
but Knorr out-weighcd him. the former
having the hard luck 10 be batted at the
most critical moments. and enabled Rich
mOnd TO gain the victory.
Some rank errors were also made by
the Portsmouth outfield. The second
game was "A rcgular-scc-saw from star
TO finish. Little Billy ~ altman got Wild
In the first two innings. and was re-
placed by Brandt. who held the heavy
Richmond battcrs down 10 five hunts.
1annchill also pitched a fine game,
striking out nine men. r. Was hit free
ly, however. and just when hits were
most needed. The batting was heavy ana
solid
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

The excursion trains which are run
over the Chesapeake and Ohio railway
every SUNDAY by Messrs Bailey and
Clash are becoming more popular every
week. Last sunday fully 50 !. rsens ieft
here at $50 \. NJ for old Point
The public apparently appreciate the ad-
vantage OF finding ample accommodation
for Little money and for whole DAVIS
outing over a road. where they arc not
Inconvenience by dust tn .se excursions
are patronized 10y the very best people of
Richmond.
Eslinnng With tomorrow some extra
inducements WI BE- offered by NessrS.
Bailey and Clash. These gentlemen have
made the necessary arrangements 10 lut
Their passengers into Norfolk By noon
The price of the tickets is only ono
dollar per r0und-tfip. an those who wish
20 go 20 Norfolk have an opportunity to
return 10 old Point on the steamer Louisa
at 1870 L. M, or they can take the Care
Charles boat. and after an ex ,urs on
10 the Capes. they can leave for Old
Ioint at 6Iv =. NJ, in ample time for the
train. or they can return on Monday
morning. leaving Norfolk at A. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

10 swinburn Island on Tuesday last. s,t.
feriny from yellow fever. died sho!tiy
alter 3 O'Clock this afternoon
HYDE arrived from Havana per an, sne
Ward line steamer Seneca on the izth
fns,ant and was transferred TO Norman
Island for observation. owing 70 the fact
tat he was unable TO produce certih-
care OF acciin lisiion from Medical lnspso-
TOT Burgess at Havana. Wnlie a, aio ~ ,si'
low fever. and was promptly transferred
to the yelIow-fever hospital AT S"in-
burn Island. .>,..~,,
Hopes were entertained for MS recose,y
wo,se Health ofticer Doty Will noufy
his family. who live at Rockville, conn.,
The sad news of the young mans dca n.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
ENGLAND md NOME RULE.
A Motion Asking "A Declaration OF Govern
ment Policy Defeated.

LONDON, Aug l6.-In he House OF
Commons to-day, replying. 10 questions
asked on the subjsct Mr.. George Cursor,
Under Secretary sor Foreign Affairs said
II would not be avsable 10 raise the
question Of money compensatiol for the
f.urder IF the missio, aries In China IN
ia punishment had been metei out 70
the guilty persons, which was reSardeu
as OF primary importance.
in reply TO the Queens speech.
The amendment made last night by Mr;
John Dillon. 10 the amendment proposed
by John Redmond. was rejected by
vote OF 257 TO 1913.
Mr. Redmond's amendment called upon
the Government TO declare their policy
i'm regard to Home Rule for Ireland, ana
also IN regard 10 the reform OF the land
law, the compulsory purchase or lahu'
the evictod tenants laws OF Ireland
Mr.. Dillon requested Immediate action
i'm regard 10 judicial laws.
Mr.. Redmond's amendment was reJeS,oo
ed. the vote being I'm favor of II to -i'
against
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

NEW YORK. Aug. lG.-rhe New Yorks
and Br0oklyns played TWO games at Easr-
ern Park and broke even. In the first
game the Br0Oklyns looked like winners
mp % the ninth innins, as the score was
TO IN their favor. and Stein had been
pitching great Dali. But In the ninth
Stein lost his head. and the New lorks
rolled up four runs on three bases or
balls by Dad Clark aAd NaE taltr 90 and
bad error by TreadWay. Stein was also
responsible TOR New lOrks other TWO
runs as Van Haltren aad Davis, both OF
whom got bases on balls. crossed the
plate Clark pitched a sool. steady
game for New York. but Wilson's poor
work behind the bat helped the BrOoklyns
to three Of their four runs.
In the second game German gave a poor
exhibition i'm the box. tie gave eight
bases on balls. and was hit safely ten
times in six innings. Kennedy, Oh the
other hand. was invncible, and IN all
hut one inning shut the New Works out
without a run. The weather was threat
cning. but a big crowd was on hand.
scores. r. H. l..
New York .........OOO1O10O4-6 2
rroolSlvn .........1OO1l0 20 10 ?
Batteries: Clark and Wilson; Stein and
Grim.
Second gameJ r. II: T.,
Erooklvn .............2 4003 x-l0 8 0
Batteries: German and Wilson; kenne-
dy and Daley.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

Richmond Pulpit> 10 be supplied by
strangers sunday.

The Rev j. Morgan Wells. ID d.. "a
distinguished minister OF the Gospel from
Fort Worth. Tex VIII occupy the pulpit
OF Gracc-Strect Presbyterian church O1r.
Fairs tomorrow morning.
Rev. \. r. Holderby -. D.. pastor OF
tho MoOre-MeuOrial church a. Atlanta,
Ca. Will preach tomorrow morning at
the Third Presbyterian church. on
Church Hill At night Or Holderby VIII
preach al the Church of the Covenant
Rev. Or W. V. Landrum returned 10
the city Thursday after two weeks spent
al the Hot Springs. He leaves to-day FOR
Baltimore where be win supply the pulpit
OF the Eutaw Place Baptist church for
two sundays The pulpit Of the Second
Baptist church 80 this city will be filled
during Or Lsndrum's absence by Rev.
u. II. ILamos. y. ID. Of DamNllle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
The CoIumbia's Damages Taiyial.

WASHINGTON Aug. 1.-THE report OF
ser Columbia I'm the dry-dock. at New
York. 10 ascertain tho extent OF her IN
iurles received by her while in the dry
dock at southampton. England. was re.
ni~ht. and. after reading II over tnis
morning. he telegraphed orders TO me
nommandant of the Brooklyn navy,yard
to have the necessary repairs niaae a,
oncc The report showed that the damage
s,,sta,,,ed nv the vessel was trivial
TIC defects noted by the board were
merely local. and can be remedicd az
small expense. This disposes OF the SEN
sational stories that the 'o'un'"'N "a'
weakened structurally
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
A DIsAGREEABLE INcInFST.

During the first half Of the seventh
inning a very disagrceable incident Oc-
cured mpire Mitchell had umpired up
TO this time I'm his usual fair and inn
partial manner. but owner Brady, of
the Portsmouth team. became so insult
ing and insOlent in his remarks that Um-
pirc Mitchell left the field. and refused
10 umpire the game. A delay OF about
half an hour occurred endeavoring TO
secure an umpire 10 finish the game.
The Richmond club wehe finally COM
PEELED 10 accept a substitute umpire 20
continue the game. and were sodisguested
with the treatment that they seemed 90
entirely lose their usual snap and vim.
and lost the game.
Umpire Mitchell has refused TO umpire
again iu Ortsmouth after his treatment
of to-day. The assault upon Umpire
Jones' By owner Brady on yesterday,
coupled with his treatment Of The Rich
m1ud players. has caused great lee
crease i'm the attendance AT that place.
The folbwips is the score for the
first game
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
LANES RIJER IMFROyEhENT'
The Council Committee Takes Trip u"
Dutch Gap.

There was TO have been joint session
NJ the Council Committees on f''s'. ~
and water 10 receive the report OF '.'c
'''. .toI commission of civil engineers, TO
whom was referred the question OF lne
s,,jciencv or insuficiency Of the pump
inc capacity Of the city Water orks,a .,,
also 10 inquire into The Respective M a., ~
81 the metre system, in the place OF III,
e. creased pumping capacity and additional
mains. - 60 e,at
The committees failed. however 20 se'
q quorum. and no action could ne taken
~ IN attendance were Chairman Boy
kin Of the Committee on Light, and
Nessrs. briggs. Bahen, Lawder. Mayer
Mountcastle. Tanner, and iro"er; OF ,,e
e,me body. and Messrs. Caskie. Cottrell'
a,I Tanner OF the Committee on Finance.
r. is probable that another meeting OF
tbose bodies viii be called in few days.
Tho committee on Water held its semi
...tt,, meeting al Z O'Clock last even
ING hut only approved the payroll. ana
arIorcd q number OF bills 20 be paid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

New Machine That VIII Make 800
Perfect Cigarettes Per Minute.

! New Machine Ibht W III -hhN' """
Perfect Cigarettes Per Minute.
Mr.. Charles G.. saterwhite, Of Ibis
city. has been in Baltimore for the past
four months. pcrfcctiug q new cigarette
machine which ls. indeed. d wonder. Mr..
saucrwhito. who ifs am inventor of some
note. and who has had large experience
BOD building and handling cisuete-ina-
chimes. after seeing the objections 10 Inc
different machines now iu use, conceived
the ideas for new machine go overcome
these objections. However the chief OBJ
stacie in thc way OF cigarette -machines D.
the number of patents owned by the Bon
sack Cicarefte-Nachiue Company, ana
inventors have found 10 impossible 10
htIl "a machine that would NOT infringe
on some of their many patents. Mr.
sattcrwhite had his attorneys make care
ful search OF AN patents now in existence
aud found that his ideas did not in any
way conflict with any of them. The
trouble heretofore seems 10 have been
chat 10 was thought impossible 20 form
continuous roll OF paper and tobacco for
cigarettes. unless formed In an endless
lei' made of some phable material and
No BOnslck patents fully covered This
ru.nt Alr. SatterNhitc has proven that
Cigarettes can be made without the use
of this belt. and has a device which is
claimed 90 Dee far superior. The machine
as built IN Baltimore. ana upon test
hF experts was pronounced a complete
SUCCESS. II is claimed ly those making
ihr tests that thc machine is far superior
Co any now .n usc and that 10 made 300
perfect cigarettes per minute. A stock
company is now being formed 90 handle
tho machine with offices an Washing
ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

T.x-ShcriG l.. 4. winston Borrows Twice
on the same Property.

the same iihitliNs
Considerable talk has been created i'm
tais city for the last two days by the
fact that ~. Lewis J.. Winston has
given two Gcels upon the same ploptI ~
and. in addition 10 this. has LETT the Guy.
and mo one seems 90 know where ne mas
gene 0r when he win return.
one is a deed OF bargain and sale OF
property on BROAD and FrahNin 10 MI.
Lewis H. Blair. and the other is trust
decd % Mn 49, ~ Gillian ON these two
Lieres OF property. and in a49ltlon me
Residence al 80. Zll east Main street
Mr.. BlaIr's deed, though made some uint
before tho trust paper. was not recoI1eI
until after the latter had been entered
uron the records. The -considcrau0n lh
the Blair deed is $2Vp The Gillian
decd was given 10 secure three notes as-
cresating $3.50 drawn hy Mr. Winston
and payable 10 hts ORDER ara fnloIsti
hy him at the National Bank OF Nir-
GINA
Both Mr.. Blair and Mr. Gillian. when
asked about the matter were very rtu-
cent but the latter stated mat Mr.. W M
stou had mentioned somethlns 10 MN
about going 20 New York. BE SAID me-
brew nothing of Mr.. Wirston's ti1n5Ic-
tion with Mr.. Blair at the time he ncso-
tatcd the loan for him. 10 u.s. said that
Sir. Winston gave Alr. Blair pocket
deed for the loan Doc secured 'or him. ana
as soon ass AlI. Blair found out that Mr.
Gillian had recorded the deed for the
loan he lad advanced. Dee also fastened
iu have bis recorded
Mr. Gillian who was representing the
Title and Trust Company In q is ira f.
action. gave Mr. Winston two certified
checks on The citizens Bank for ihe
lmDiut of The notes. These checks went
through the clearinghouse. and DO is said
that they wore cashtd hy some other
bank before they reached the citizens.
whore they Were received Zoo due time.
Nir Winston Ou Tuesday or Wednesday
.N. . rHN . H.a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

The idel Tobacco Go. Goes Down with
$4,000 Iiabiiitics

deed of assignment was filed ia the
clerks office of tac Chanccry Court yes
terday afternoon by Jacob Edel. doing
business under the firm name Of tea
Etcl Tobacco Company Air. Sol. a.
BiOomDcr- is named in the deed as trils-
Zee. The liabilities are given as x50o
while the value Of the assets is not
stated
The property transferred 10 the trus-
tee consists OF the contents Of the to-
baccO factory az No 10 north Twenty
open accounts etc. out of the proceeds
Of the sale of The property the trustee is
20 pay The following claims.
First. Ail costs and expenses attending
the execution OF the deed. including PEI
crnt. commission 10 the trustee.
second Della r. Edel. 1883 81. due on
note Is. l.. Gravely & Co. 1895 20. Ma
tionai Bank OF Virginia, 81 GA Is, s9S2 80.
s.. 90 NO.. sl.5op. 81 900, s. 5Ot 81 900. }5el
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
KIT WIs IN THE BOY.
The CLANS Were Easily Defeated by the
Hill Climbers.

ry->cc.tIRIrRG. VA, Aug. lG.-Special.-
our Kit was i'm the box for Lynchburg
and proved very much too much for the
visitors from the city Beside the sea.
Herr for the visitors. was an easy
- and was pounded numerically.
Plock for Lynchburg, led the batting.
Ei,,e limos ri the stick, two home runs.
ono double. and two singles was his rec
ord in the game OF to-day Both teams
PIT up a clean fielding game
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

Thirty Eight Men Wanted for ins''s"u"s
the Trouble at spring valley.

PRINCETON, ILL, Aug. le.-sherim
Clark. with Ten deputies, arrived IN
Spring Valley at III o'clock TINS mot ,..,
with Warrants for the arrest OF thirty
four Italians and four i.:thunians.
The accused are charged with assault
ing. shooting. and driving the entire col
ored population out OF spring saIiey.
Martin icolorei), who. upon examination
here Yesterday. was found to have torty-
seven shot IN his back andi twelve IN
his head and neck. The sherin mas s,a-
toned a company OF deputies az the Top
of each shaft the intention being 10
arrest the men as fast as they come "p.
Among the number wanted are seven
men of the Spring Valley itanan bshu.
Who are alleged To have led the mob In
the assault upon the negroes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

PARIS. Aug. l6.-The Figaro. comment
ing to-day on the massacre of missionaries
in China, says:
We are nearer to-day to a collective ex-
pedition of European naval forces 10 the
far East than we were when The Japanese
armies were resoluteiy mar ming Oh re-
kin .
ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. 1.-THE No
voc Vremya publishes advices from Nladi-
yostock. showing that the outbreak or
cholera I'm China. Corea, and formosa is
becoming serious.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
Rer,u of Husband and Reason.

SPRINGFIELD. ONO. Aug. 1.-THE
debris has been cleared up AT the bridge
on the Ohio Southern railway, so II is
known that the four trainmen were the
only ones killed. The wife Of Thomas
Rivers went to the scene of the wreck 10
look after the recovery Of her husbands
hody. She was Frustrated. and has
become a raving maniac.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
BONE FOR French fONStLfIE.
Supposed to Have Been Protest Again'
the Execution of ta-erio.

ROME. Aug. ga great panic was
caused in the city Of Ancona to-day by
the explosion OF a bomb with terrible
repcrt on the staircase OF the French
Consulate.
The building was greatly damaged. but
nobody was seriously hurt. The Consul
ard his family were 9bsent from town.
THE affair is supposed TO have been a
protest against the execution Of caserio:
the assassin OF President Carnot OF
France, to-day being the anniversary OF
his execution.
A few minutes before the explosion
some men were arrested for posting an
Anarchistic manifesto. The police think
lnev ara the men wh) placed the bor'o
or the staircase.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
A Fortaae-Irller'S Suicide.

SAN ANTONIO. TEN, Aug. le. -AIrs.
Emil FRANKIE the young aad pretty wife
Of The window dresser OF the Globe cloth
.nmiiied suicide early tnis
morning by an overdose OF morphine. Her
husband N said TO be the causs Nhiie
the drug Her mai 'en name was josie
Davis. formerly of Kansas cry; she
passed her as a fortune teller ana mate
riallsfic shirt L eilum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
A Ncwspager Sued.

LANCASTER. PA. Aug. 16-Stephen
collins of Pittsburg. Past state Coun-
cillor OF the Junior order United Ameri-
can Mechanics, to-day brought suit for
libel against the Intelligencer OF
this city. for statements recently publish
ed in connection with Collins parucipa-
ton in the fractional contest now pending
in the Republican party. Damages VIII
he laid at 81, 900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

FRANKFORT KY, Aug. l6.-At
Chestnut Knob Wednesday Tom shep-
nsrd was killed at a ball game. Joshua
torheff and J. W. Cress we're discussing
the games being playei by amateurs
when Tom Sheppard struck Corbett with
a tall. breaking his arm II is alleged
that Cress Corbetts friend. shot Shep-
pard three times and fed. The Sheriff
IS after them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
Same Eiend.. Game Smiled.

FOND DU Lac, WIS, Aug. b.-As
fireman on the Chicago, Milwaukee. and
ST Paul railroad was firing his engine
at Byron. south OF this city. yesterday,
his eye was attracted by bottle III the
shovel of the coal which he was about
10 throw into the hre-box. Picking out
the bottle It was found TO contain giant
nowder. with fuses attached.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

Jacob Reinhardts Music very "'s''
spoken Of.


There has been large demahu III '"'
last two or three years for southern meio-
dies and everything in the way OF me
plantatlon song has been taken WIN
avldity by footlight singers. Since IL mas
been known that Mr.. Jacob Reihhatul' y,
richmond has composed number OF
original nlantation songs. that gentleman
has had a number OF fattering oners
from the North. Mr.. Reinhardt does
not intend 70 publish any OF ms plah,,a-
lion songs until he finishes about twelve
of tbem. Then he will bring out the
"sou,hern Song Book" He expects TO
complete the twelfth song early IN the
fan Professional singers who nave seen
Tho manuscript copy Of one OF Reinhardt 5
negro ballads express the opinion that
II surpassos anything Of the kind which
has ever been published, and that Is say,
ing a good deal, when IL Is renemDetel
that "Down on the Swanee River ana
Masters Ia the Cold, Cold Ground by
Foster. rank with the classics.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
A Free silver Daily.

LITTLE ROCK, ARK. Aug. 1.-THE
Sunday Tribune. a weekly paper. which
started here three years ago. Will. on
September LIST appear as morning paper.
This was decided upon at a conference
of prominent free-silver Democrats held
Yesterday. Either T.. l.. Giyens or g..
S. COLLINS will be editor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
rnlLAntLrnIA. Q: boston. I.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. Aug. l6.-Phil-
adolpnia defeated Boston to-day by fault
less fielding. The visitors lImped four
hrst-base errors i'm the third and fourth
Innings ard their local lumned four OF
their hits. the COmbiI alton yielding seven
runs. Sensational helt plays abounded.
Cross carrying OF the honors. Hard
cheu1ers dictated and the game went
Score. r. II. l..
Boston .............e o o % o > o II II
Philadelphia ....1 o. q OO0O-9 10 o
Batteries: Nichols and Tepay; Carey
and Grady
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

CAMS SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
At Portsmouth.
Richmond rs. POrtsmcl tn.
At Roanoke.
Petersburg W. Roanoke.
At Lyuchburg
NCifolk VS.. Lynchburg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

ROME. Aug. l6.-The Vatican VIII
shortly institute an Apostolic Delegation
In Mexico with functions timiiar to
those OF the delegations at Washington.
The papal delegate TO Mexico has not
vet been selected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
RICHMOND

:
Portsmouth .....1 o o o ] o o. 3
Earned Portsmouth. I. TNy0-hase
Hts-Caville. Hallman. Bases on balls
of Leach. l. OF Knorr. q. Struck out
By Leach. 4. 10y Knorr. B.. Stolen bases
HsrRrCyes Foster. Sacrifice hits-Childs.
smith. Double plays-Ihurston. Hail
Maneen. Berte, Houscman, Wells. TIM
pire. Mitchell
Second game.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
rIrrsnrra. 5. cnIcAao. ?.

CHICAGO. Aug. l6.-Young Hewitt was
too much for Chicago ana the locals
failed 10 bunch their hits on him with
any success The fIttsburgs gave him
hit hare. and his support was miserable
600 L e. extreme. The game vas devoid
OF any startling features. Attendance,
5."". Score.
r. H. T..
Plttsburg ..........2 0O200l00-5 II /
Chi.fco o.. .......o OU q ] 20 10 =
Batteries. Hewitt and Merritt; Terry
aul BnuOhuc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

! 81 .Oca. 1880. all these amounts being due
! on notes: ~ Meyers 4 Brothers, Si2vw,
| third. An other creditors are to be
paid ratably.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

.Viox out-hit by batted ball. Welch
out for interference
Score 10y innings. - ~:
t,.t,,.gi',,r,, ..........o0 0lC002 o.
summary. Earned runs-R0anoke. 4.
Base on balls-0n LlGyd. l; on T Safney.
4. Struck ou.L IdSS '"I Home runs"CaSss
nangh Double plays-Cavanaugh TO Pad
dsn 70 Little; Cavanaugh 70 Little.
Passed ,alls-wcich o.. Hit by pitched
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

twenty-five thousand dollars in cash 10
invest In improved city real estate: must
De uth located. yielding "A good revenue.
Parties wishing to sell will please locate
progeny erere... amount OF rent, and
give lowest cash price Store property
preferred. Address Real Estate. Times
ofnCa-