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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
THE OL>EyVuLE STRIKE.
situation Does Not Favor STRIKERS
mills ia shut Down.

ofNEyVIIJE. 4. l.. May 9.-The strike
situation does not favor the strikers. The
min operatives hevc ben expecting a
cclapse In the stand taken by the mill
owners They counted surely on IN
ability % the manufacturers TO keep their
agreement 10 shut down the mills May
i2th for the reason that orders must be
nlcd. hut now comes the announcement
ts.t the Riverside Mills VIII positively
shut down next Saturday afternoon. \
po.li1n Of the help In that mill went out
Monday. for the reason that the weaNers
,t.lck and a. the mill-owneTs do not
think "a az all profitable 60 run the mill
Do ihcy cannot have all departments in
operation. the mills will shut down. The
bosses al the Riverside Mills have nOti.
fcd thcir help that when the mills are
closed Saturday they will so remain u"til
october lsL
At the Saxon Mills four loom-iiXers
have returned to work. and samples Of
spring goods are being turned out. The
other manufacturers are preparing to get
out samples. and viii probably be able
20 get weavers for that purpose in
few days. as tho strike begins 10 look
weak.
The action Of the National Council OF
the Textile Union. yesterday. IN cnlorsing
the Atlantic-Mill strike, is nothing more
than could be- expected. Tor On. help went
out under fun sanction OF the district
council. and in accordance with the con
sttUtlon Of the union. The quasi r"coSni-
ton OF the other strikers Was brought
about by the prepondcranc of the local
vote IL the council. Rhode Island having
thirty-fve OF the nfty-old delegates.
The statement is made that the trea-
sury Of tn Textile Union - exhausted
and less than s. is now on hand. TINS
means that the strikers must depend upon
voluntary contributions from the opera
t,vcs in other States. and II Is not pos
sible that they can come anywhere near
the amount they need. The local unions
had about 5000 when the strike began.
The national furd was sou 1here are
500 operatives out of work, and they
were earning between $4,000 and 5000.
"A week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
Are You Going >orth'

II So take the York-Riyer llne'
the most attractive and agreeable iol''
for summer travel. The Baltimore LIN
tied" fast train leaves the H3u'r'ii
railway depot daily except Su"'ly ~
AS i. NJ. connecting AT Nest fVlh' w, Mn
ne elegant steamers OF the l0rk-ltyer
line close connections made a. balu.
moro with the Baltimore and ono ana
pennsvlyanla railroads for points east.
Round-trip tickets on sale az the iol.
loving rates. Baltimore. fifteen GAYS
limit. 500: Philadelphia. thirteen JAYS
limit. $50: New York, thirteen dayS
limit, $500. .-,-,-
Information will b. cheerfuly furnish
"a and state-rooms can be- reserved ~
advance al the passenger Once 30 ~
east Main street JOHN VI, BEALi@
Travelling Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
THE MAGiCIANS VICTORIOUS.
For Once Fortune Smi!e~ on Them
An Interesting Contest.

ROANOKE, VA, May s.-tSpecial)-
Roanoke and Petersburg played an in
teresting game to-day. in which the Ma
glcians came out victorious. For once
the goddess of fortune smiled on the
home team. and not one of their nVe
errors counted in the run-Setting. flsher,
who was in the box for Roanoke. pitcBed
an excellent game. being particularly Ell
fective at critical points. After the hrst
two innings he kept the hits widely scat
tered. and in the eighth retired the side
bv striking Sullivan out. leaving the
bases full Petersburg had twelve men
left on bases during the game. Fore
man did the twirlIng for the champions
and had he received proper support Roa-
n0ke would have been shut out. lie heli
the locals down 10 five singles, and struck
out six men. Score follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
In TENNESSEE
Correspondeat Fucntcs Released.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 3-The
State Department tonight received tele-
gram from Mr.. Springer. the Act
ing United States COlsul-General, at
Havana. stating that Manuel Fuentes,
the New York newspaper correspondent
arrested for alleged completely In the
Cuban instruction, had been released.
Several days ago Acting Secretary Ihl
directed Mr. Springer 10 protest against
Fuentes's trial by military court Mr..
Springer was admonished 70 act prompt
ly. as the department had reason to be-
leve that the life Of FUentes was in
danger
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
CHINESE PLAYING.
That Was the Character of the
Game at IynchburG.

LYNCHBURG, VA. May 9.-(SpeciaL)-
Chinese playing characterized the game
Of bali between Portsmouth and Lynch
burg at Riyermont Park this afternoon.
1t was a long and tedious contest. IN
which McKenna. for the home team, ana
Hallman. for the visitors, were freely
hit. and many ineXcusable errors were
made on both sides. Lynchburg. perhaps
ought not to complain. as the home team
won by the astounding score OF - To ?,
but towards the last of the game the
Portsmouths gave it up as lost cause,
and made the whole thing burlesque.
Lynchburg did some splendid batting,
lining the ball over the fence for three
home runs. Following IS the score in
defail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
Welded On Church Hi.

Mr.. John j. Munson and Miss Cary
Tisdale. both OF this city, were united
In marriage at the brides residence. No.
2Coi - street, last night. Rev. Mr.. Good
win. rector Of ST. Johns church, pr
formed the ceremony. The ushers were
Nlessrs. George Il. Tisdale and Arthur
Booth. After the wedding refreshments
were served and Mr. and Mrs. Munson
repaired to their future home, NO. 40
north Twenty-seventh street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
NINETEEN protectIyc Assoclation.

American Protective Association, oc-
cuped the entire time OF the morning
session. and extended into the afternoon.
II contained over thirty thousand words.
covered about all the features OF ma
uonal affairs. politics. education. religious
tyranny. and liberty. and al matters per-
tanning TO the organization Of which he
has been the head two years, ami which
IS being rapidly extended 20 all civilized
and cons;itutlonally governed countries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
- r.,.,,o,c COMPANY.

MEMPHIS. TENN May 9.--'rhe south
,rp STANDARD Telephone Company. Win a
capital stock OF 100000. to operate Va
Tennessee. Kentucky. and the CarollhAs
has been organized. The southern V'gsn'
zatlon is a branch Of the standari ~
phone Company. capital NV.'"Vo0c' WIZ WIZ
headquarters In New YORK j, - pIop,se
10 enter into competition WIN -
40, performing like service. and a con-
s,Ae,,h.e reduction in rates Is likely
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10

s,rIl.e Met With Shutdown.

MORRISTOWN. y. j.. May s-Nihe
b.ndred employees in the woollen and
,..n,s,e1 mills of James Lees Sons. OF
bridgeport. are thrown out of employ
r,ent Three hundred hands struck Tor
an increase In wages. ana me hr'h ue-
claad 10 close down the mills.
The Increase demanded was 10 per Cen,
on hundred hands at the NooasuooH
WoolleD Mills anc seventy ~ 'H
r.,oho and Kegar's hosiery mills also
s'r,,ck for an advance OF 10 10 ~ per
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
Eur.,..men's Strike settled.

SHARON. PA, MAY 9.-rhe furnace
mems strike AT the Sharon and harps'
vile furnaces was settled this morning.
the operators granting the demands OK
their striking employees. WORK was r.
sumed at once. The increased wages
make glad the hearts OF about In heH
in sharon, Harpsyllle, and West Mliaie
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
Chuuuex I'm The NnXN.

WASHINGTON, d. G., May 9--It is
stated on authority that Admiral Ram
sey will succeed Admiral Meade as com
mander in chief of the North Atlantic
squadron. and that Captain Rob'ey Evan9
will be detached from the command -
the flagship New York and appointed
chief OF the Bureau OF Navigation in the
Navy Department.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
The Dinner-Beli

sounds but q mockery to the dyspeptic.
lie hears 1t. OF course, but his stomach
does not respond TO the call. He goes
through the notions' and suffers after
wards for the small amount OF victuals
tsrs alters his condition into one OF ability
10 eat pleutifuily, digest heartily, and
q ssimiiate thoroughly. Malaria. rheums-
:s g Sc saa Sse sss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
For the Interstate Dri.i.

WASHINGTON. May 9-The National
Fencibles. who won the championship cup
for the best-drlled company in the United
States at Omaha In 1899. and successfully
retained the same at the interstate dril
i'm Little Rock IA 1884; and the Morton
Cadets. both Of Washington, -. c., lcfi
here over the Southern railway tonight
on the vestibuled limited via Atlanta and
Birmingham for Memphis. each company
carrying fifty men and occupying Pull
man sleeuers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
Ladies' HEADQUARTERS Opened.

The ladies interested in the woman's
edition Of the Times formally opened
their headquarters in the Times build
ing yesterday. All the fair workers in
tcrested in the cause Of the charity for
which this publication is to be made were
on hand. ard many matters pertaining 10
the organization Of the forces were agreed
upon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
RICHMOND, Va, FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1895


sipelas. lie had been ailing for about
two weeks. lie was - years oia.
lie was southerner by birth, ana was
the constructor OF the Confederate ram
Albemarle one Of his brothers. Charles
G.. Elliott. is president OF the Norfolk
and Carolina railroad and another bro
Their. Warren @. Elliott, Is president OF
the Atlantic Coast-i-ine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
baltimore Appears mt PittsburS ana
Wins with Ease.

pITTSBrRG. PA, May 9.-Baltimore
made its first appearance here to-day
and the Champions walked away with
Pittsburg Hemmins was power OF
strength. both in the box and AT the bat.
Pittsburg hit him safely only three times
no 10 the ninth inning. when he allowed
the home team 10 score TWO runs ana
save a shut-out. Attendance. 5000 Score
Il. RI. r..
pittsburg ..O0OOOOOO2-2 6 1
Baltimore .3OoO4o1 1--s - 3
Batteries: Killen and Sugden; Heming
and Robinson.
OLD-TIME SLUGGING.
CINCINNATI. o.. May 9-The lovers or
old-time smuggling on the ball-feld saw a
game to-day that was 10 their liking
There was total OF twenty-seven hits,
the Cincinnatls getting seventeen OF them.
Hoy knocked out a home run. while
triples and doubles were plentiful. Be
sides Hoy's home run, the feature OF the
game was Ewng's batting Arlie La
than was hit on the arm by pitched
ball and painfully hurt, though he con-
tinued playing. Score r. II. f.
Cincinnati .....I1It015l Oil II 3
Brooklyn ....... 0O6l00O1 0-s 10 G
Batteries: PARROT. Dwyer. and Vaughn;
Gumbert and Grim
RATHER ONE-SIDED.
CLEVELAND. o., May 9.-Wsshington
was defeated by Cleveland to-day in a
rather one-sded game. Both teams played
listlessly Although the weather was per
feet the crowd was small The feature
Of the game was n great running catch
by McAleer. Attendance. 1000 Score:
r. II. r..
Cleveland ......1sOO0o03x 2
Washington 1000 O00120-3 10 ,
Batteries: Cuppy and thinner; Muar-
key and Mcclure
SIX DOUBLE PLAYS.
CHICAGO. ILL. May But for Eve
rett's error in the ninth. in attempting
to field Duffy's hit which belonged to
Dahlen the Chcagos would have shut out
the men from Boston. As II was. it gave
Boston four runs. when two men were
out griffith held the visitors down to
five hits Of the scratch order until the
ninth. when he let up. The game abound
81 i'm sharp fielding, six double plays being
made. Score: r. r. r
Chicago ........ 1OO211110-7 u {
Boston .......... O00O0i-f 8
Batteries; Griffith ana Klttridga; Mich
OILS and Camel
GOOD PITCHING.
LOUISVILLE. KY. May s-There was
little I'm to-day's game TO the credit of
either team, except the good work OF
both pitchers. The batting was weak,
except few drives by Davis and Luby.
and the fielding was wild. New York won
only because Louisville made the most
costly errors Score: r. H. T..
Louisville ..........l 30 o ! 03 % 10
New York ........1 031O1IO.7 II
Batteries: Cunningham, WEIGH, and
Iahner; German and Schriver.
y TRIPLE PLAY.
ST LOUIS. May 9.-Up TO the sixth in
ming to-day's game was the best seen
here this season. Bretens,eIn had up 10
that time allowed the visitors but one
hit Lyons was sick. and Miller went "a
third, sending Dowd 10 right. Carsey and
Clements worked the points for Phila-
delphia in eff ctive style. one OF the rare
occurrences-a triple play-was made by
Delehanty, Mailman, and Boyle in the
sixth, and saved the game for the visl-
tors. Attendance, 300. Score: r. H. T.
81. Louis ..........0 0 1 0 00Oii--3
Philadelphia ......0 0O03Ol0-i
Batteries: Breitenstein and Petiz. Car
sey and Clements.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
Fired aud Security Required.

Squire Larus tried Tom. Nelson and
William Allen Goth coloreD yesterday
OF the charge Of being disorlerly and as
saui:ing each other in the county Of
HenricO. The offenders were fined s. each
and required 10 give security for their
good behavior for the period OF six
months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
Sunday Closing Continued.

HUNTINGTON, W. VA, May s-The
Injunction proceedings against Mayor
Neal. TO enjoln him from closing up all
stores and business places on Sunday.
came up on its merits to-day. and at
noon the court dissolved the Injunction.
and the case will be carried 10 the Su-
nrane Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
Dernui.cr Adi-dscd Insane.

NEW YORK. May s.-John H. ial','
the defauting paying-teller OF the 'n',i'-
cal National Bank. was arraisne1 oe
fore Judge Benedict In the tinted Sta.eS
Circuit Court this morning and declared III
sane on the testimony OF DE-. Alan Mci'fae
Hamilton and the aflidayi,s OF Drs. = H.
Dana and Hamilton Judge Bentdict or
dcr,d Taiit sent to 81. Eiizabeths HOS
pital for the Insane. at Washington
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
OhIO Railroad Recovered,

LIMA. O.. May 9-The Ohio Southern
railroad went into the hands OF a re-
cever this morning. on petition by
Martha Rousculp and others. The petit
ton states that the road is insolvent.
George Saul was appointed receiver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
The Examinations Ended.

The State Board of Medical Exami-
ners closed its Iabors here last night.
The papers Of the applicants are to be
taken home by the members Of the body
and investigated. this being recent rule
governing the board. The result of the
examinations will not be known for about
ten days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
Personals and Briefs.

Senator James Hay. Of Madison. is i'm
the city.
II. Do, rro,.,r1 v.bo has hson ouite
III for some time. is out.
~. r-o,,,,, ttoo, -, paItiroro who has
-, ho,, for the mas, week. has returned
nome.
,,.-.. ,r.,.,,,s ord Ceoroe Castle Of
,t,honn,. pa are on n visit 10 the
CITY.
~ n1 Me- NJ curry on YES
,or'ia, eaiJad from Genoa. Italy. for
home.
49,, -. ~ D,.,1t,l, ,,.,u doli,er an adj
nj MI w w Gr,c ,a..I., Raptlst church to-
night.
A.. c.u,. podd moo Pierce. for
IL LII - ,,,is ci,y is very III nj her home
g., 1iaro,..r
-. .......,,,,. ror,o,,ea the
u" "o,'' ,' XII. 's to,,srt 1ores Of
poil'icti u'.,'''ii'''' VI
WEI
Mrs S"rah Nc non ,.'i,h friends in
spenaihg T." "''' WI"
"dS'''''s '0"'
Mr. j. +. Rosenbaum, cois'dple 81
Washins,o ., county was o. N'''''
Rev W. 4. Laughon united IN marriage
"Wednesday night Mr.. oscar Myers ana
Miss Martha Bowen.
In tho Chancery Court yesterday Mr..
Alexander Delaney qualified as executor Of
Fliza NJ Delaney. deceased.
m. y c.o,,oI Of Cumberland
corntv is visiting her aunt. Mrs. J. b.
Hnrton. on Towards Grove.
MY anu NJ -. s.,,r,i,,, az Cantain
','I, an 80 ~ C,,,,rcb uu1
,.-..,.,,. ~, rr,,c,,
MI "eoIse - i'U l-,.id,,t,' an 81 his
COMPANY 80 .r.-..,td,S s,rol,
home. NO. ~ horth i"'"''e''
The Richmond College and the Rlch-
NOM ~, S',,,.,t,v afternoon al West-End
~,
i"''-'
Miss Marian Robins VIII ieaNe III a W.,
days for visit 10 ths l tlNeia''y - NJ
Ijo lev Perkinson.
-. 49,, g.,
non 1ose,'l Id '.,,,oi addross a,
yited 10 "eH'el 'i'' "''''' ~ Snh,oi il,
the comm nceIhtht ol u,e HIS" "'''0O'
i"i 'S'''"'" '''
DR.. Joseph ~. MitchelI' Oh ii"i'."N "'no
recently tra'ualcn lIu'i VII. '',,'i
Medicai Cones,, - 80, -
nation "'i"ie ''''
Misses Ida and Lottie Bowers @' floyd
avenue. retuIn'd nome EestcIudN, i''4"
New ORR on tle s',iii'e - l'S pori,
coHhp'h''u DS ME
TEX
Mr.. Thomas Friend Is rapidly recover
Ing after a delicate operation which was
performed at II. Luke's Hospital some
time since. II Is no" u'o"5"' "e "'''
out IN a ie" DAYS
Mr. + Emmet Seaton. Of Clerk Rowell's
onice left Yesterday for Lynchburg 10
econ, a uosition as deputy 10 captain
: q WingdeM. the popular Clerk of
Ivncbhurc CORPORATION and Circuit courts.
,,..t. c,,,,f,,bar, will ca To
ap,a'" ~, g., SIM, i'm "pinafore"
Nori1'A I'm, Oh 80 -, uehTew BENEVOLENT
'V' - Tn ouer, viii be repeated
., S,i4'ors. Hone on wednesday.
"'
There viii be given az the t.slu.ilCe -.
Let his evening from to 10
o'cloclk a silver tea for the benefit Of the
D'i..t,ah p.,erlfin circle of Kings Daugn-
80
.,,t...,
pr. Thomas X. Evans no" -
in West Virginia, VINO mas %lioleu ~ -, -
10 StauhlVh anu 60 ~ - III c,,,-
ana son of The. late Colonel Thomas j.
Evans.
...-, o,.,,,,,,,,icaticn of Dove Lodge
\ s,"''" 'I', - ard Accented NJ
40 o. - ,ha ,t,sonic ,rennle
sons WIZ !. a. m, Tn. euhlip,o de-
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10

D. sure and use tnat old and meli-tf,ea
remedy. Mrs. winslow's soothing-syrgp'
for children teething. /, sooihes me Sn..a
softens the gums. alIays all pain. eur Re.
wind-colc. and is the best temsa' i''
siarrhoea. Twenty five cents potue'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
Panama Railroad Presidency.

NEW YORK. May 9.-President J. ia,
ward Smmons. Of the Fourth Nationai
Bank, was to-day elected president OF ihs
Panama Railroad Company, IN place OF
the late General Newton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
Southern BANKS borrowing.

NEW YORK. May "A number of
banks In Georgia. the Carolinas. and
Tennessee are borrowing here to-day, and
are paying an average OF per cent. for
money to mature in October. with an
agreement covering renewal at that time
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
Nynur Pleads Guilty.

NEW YORK, May e.-Samue' Aymar.
thu. defaulting book-keeper ca the Ma
tional Shoe and Leather Bank, who en-
bezzled $4,000 belonging to that institu-
ton. pleaded guilty this morning and was
remanded for sentence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
Price OF Petroleum.

PITTSBURG. PA. May 9.-The Stand
ard OIL Company's price for crude oil TO-
day remains unchanged at $50 The open
market at oil City and PittsburS opened
as an advance 10 sl6s. At oil city. the
market now stands at N.67. and In Pits
hur, II is 81 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
Gold Reserve. 500. $50. SOS.

WASHINGTON. May 9.-The Treasury
gold reserve jumped &,500W9 to-day
standing at the close of business at $40
Ogq. SIS The gold came from the Belmont
Morgan syndicate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10

Monday mogning. May u, ~ a Dy va
iadies ~ Grace-street Baptist ehu'eh
for the southern Baptis, con n,s an,
washington. Train leaves Broaa ana ana
Hancock streets AZ s O'Clock \, NJ re. re-
turning. leaves WASHINGTON IuesoA'' r ,S,
i'm. az o'clock r. NJ harp'
DAYS. Round trip. g
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
RICHMOND.
NORFOLK

Summary: Earned runs-Richmond. ].
I W0-baSe nit-Ferte. Doubic play-Wells
and Berte. Stolen bases-NOrfolk, 3;
Richmond. ?. Sacrifice hit-Whaley
struck out-By Foster. >; by Behne. !;
by Tannehlll. . Bases on balls-On
Behne. /: OF Tannehill. /. Hit by pitched
ball-Groyes and Berte. Time Of game,
1 hour and ~ minutes. Umpire, Mitchell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
Mc,I,i.tcr D,xorce suit.

Al, - ANNAE. GA. May 9.-Mrs. ii. IL.
=. Aii'sifr today fined petition for d.
,,ei'e from her husband. Hayward Hall
'-N<'..sitr of New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
The olympia and the Philadelphia.

WASHINGTON. u. c.. May 9-The
United States cruiser olympia has been
ordered to sail from San Francisco 10
relieve the Philadc' 9hia at Honolulu as
flagship Of the Pacific Squadron, and to
remain there indefinitely.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
COtTMANERs STRIKE ENDED.
u Was Partially succrsstui-'""-
urnnisc I'm Wn.e. Matter.

BALTIMORE. MD. May 9.-rhe strike
OF 400 coatmakers ten DAYS ago Is pTac-
tically settled, and it is probable ell VIII
he al work In "A day or two. The strikers
were partially successful. An increase oil
from - to 30 per cent. over former wds
was agreed TO by tho ma 1uiacturers IN
i,a, of The 20 per cent demand d. Inc
strikers also obtained concessions from
the contractors. which were. they stated
as desirable as the Increase in wages
THE GARMENT-WORKERS.
PHILADELPHIA. PA, Nay 9.-The
ranks 81 the striking garment-workers
49, further depleted to-day by 800 hahds
returning TO work. the demands OF th'
strilers having been agreed TO by nine
additional contractors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
SOUTHERN LEAGUE GAMES.
New Orleans Win n second Time
from Little Rock.

NEW ORLEANS. May 9.-The New Or
leans team won the second game Of the
series from Little Rock by a score of
s TO ;. The grounds had dried out and
were in good condition. The crowd called
play ball. and the game continued. not
wlthstanding a slight fall OF rain Both
teams leave for Little Rock tonight.
Score: II. II. T..
Little Rock........0 OO0O12-5 II
New Orleans ......1 O0O221-s II
Batteries: rihold and Corcoran; Carl
and Gonding. Umpires. Moore and Smith.
IN INDIANA.
EVANSVILLE. IND. May 9.-Score:
Evansville ..........0 1 10000 Is y
Chattanooga .......0 o / o / ! Of o. 10
Batteries: Mason and Fields; Sechrist
and Fisher.
IN TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, TENN. May s.-score:
Nashville ..........1 100000 O--5 9
Atlanta ............2 % 20 % u
Batteries: Daniels. Moran, and frost;
Wood and Armstrong.
IN ALABAMA.
MONTGOMERY. ALA. May Score:
Montgomery ......o002OO0OO- 2
Memphis .... .....O 100000 90 ?
Batteries: Bailey and Rappold; Burrell
and O'Meara.
Second game: x. H. T..
Memphis .... ....1o000O47 0-l2 10 /
Batteries: Neal and Rappold: Quigg and
ONeara.
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Rank Rcports Called For.

WASHINGTON. u. c., May Comp
troler Eckels to-day issued a call for Il
report Of the condition of national banks
al the close of business Tuesday, May .th.
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cI,nERT A. ELLIOTT DEAD.
n. Mas the Constructors OF the R"ni
AIbemHrie.

otrARANTINE. s. l.. May s.-Gilbcrt
~r.,,io,t president OF the Elliott Law
comnsny. OF Broadway. New YORK ety.
d,ed M his home. at Fort Wadsworth'
l. at noon to-day. OF cry
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ATHENS. May 9-At a meeting OF the
Cabinet to-day the ministers decided to
resign after the public business now In
hand shall have been arranged.