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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-08-25
DATTLEs WITH Tmn nAr.
Outcome of the Days Struggles for
the Chnmpionship.

sht
Washington. Aug. 2t-The following ara
the results OF base ball games played to-
day:
At Brooklyn r II n
Brooklyn 81 2 0 4 3 042 x-is "a 4
st. Louis. o 0 0 0 0 0 2 IA 10
Batteries-Daub. cronin and Daley:
Ehret McDouglad and Peitz
At New York r II n
New York :. o 2 o. o x-s IA 1
Louisville ..2 o 0 o o 10 o. "a 7
Batteries-Rusie and Farrell; Cunning
ham and Warner. ~
At Boston r II n
Boston IA o 0 x-lO 10 I
Plttsburg o 0 2 o 3 o 0 0--'8 n 4
Batteries-Dolan and Ryan: Forsman
and Merritt.
At Philadelphia RH N
Philadelp. 2 0 0 o. 20 4-s Is a
Cleveland q 2 4 4 0 x-H IA
Batteries-Lucid. Smith Grady ana
Buckley Knell and thinner. 7ees
At Baltimore RHH
Baltimore ...22 Os1sx22N 4
Cincinnati 20 0 o 0 0 3-f5s o
Batteries-Hoffer, Pond, Bowerman and
Clark; PARROT and Vaughan.
At Washington RHM
Washington ..........3 0 0-s u
Chicago ...............4 3 1 o o,1--s1o 1
Batteries-Anderson and MCGUIRE; Ter.
rey and Donahue. Called on account Of
darkness. .s.
Atlanta. Ca. Aug A-The home team
earned a victory from Montgomery to-
day to a good audience. The feature was
McDade's third base play. and that OF
Peoples at short for the VISITORS Score:
r II p
Atlanta 40 01O2 2 0-i0 IL 1
Mtgomery 20 0 0 0 0 0-24s
Batteries-Norton and Wilson; Sparks
and Rappold.
Nashville, Tenn. Aug. 24--Nashvills
clinched her hold on second place to-day
by again taking two games from Mobile.
Nashville batted heavily in both games
and won with ease. Score:
First Game II p
Nashville ...5 800 1O5 4-1o2 20
Mobile .......1 0 0 0 0--4 Y
Batteries-Daniels and Sweeney; G. Ha-
han and Somers.
Second Game RH y
Nashville .....2 0 0 0 1 0-6 10 4
Mobile .......O 0 0 0 1 IA 4
Batteries-Moran and Sweeney; T. Ha-
han and Somers.
Evansville. Ind. Aug. 2i.-The New Or
leans batters got but 1--WE hits off Reinick
to-day Score:
Evansville - o 2 o 0 0 2 0--s 10
New OrIeans..O 0 0 0 Is 5
Batteries Reinick and Fields; Sechrlst
and Gonding.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-08-25

than Mr.. winberg. and I could say the
same thing to-day II he were alive lie
had no business troubles, his domestic
life was happy and IL must have been in
NJ of insanity that he shot the wife lie
idolized."
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-08-25

A meeting will be held in the CONNER
clai Institute. opposite the poslofIlee to-
day b. the Primitive Baptigts for the pur-
pose Of forming a church. Several elders
viii De on hand. Preaching win Be had
this forenoon and IN the evening. Elders
~ d. Mcdonald. j.. +, Smith and others
are expected 10 be present.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-08-25

Visiting clfrTymans-f suppose your
career ~ crime began with playing truant
FROM ffhCliY
foHslef fFiIlcniy}~if di1 not
NieNlug llnfRynau-fan you iook mo
"a i8a f8ff nNd declare thaf Yoa mover
- geI NDykeFf
nonsfei fnk00 I Gao, Ihtfa Nafn'f
~ school bfgokiga Life,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-08-25

Mover Mird-ge-M y views on bring
ms 40 q family arc
Sha~- Sever mind yonf Yewt. tt ffinR
up ihe family. lca ~ aud tiins ~ TIE
coal. -Iii-3iis.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-08-25
Throw 1t AWAY.

Give that ancient Straw
Hat to the scavenger, slop
man or anybody who will
take it. You can get a new
Straw Hat FOR HALF
PRICE this week.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-08-25
Fall Hat Styles.
It's Been Too Hot.

Yet many stick to the Under
wear habit. All of our remaining
fine Summer Underwear will go this
week under the influence of our 25
and 10 Per Cent. Discounts.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-08-25
Only Men

Win long naTrOT, ShOTI, slim
purses, who are trying 10 "pieCe out"
the remaining warm term, Can appTU-
Ciate the good We are doing in Offering
our HALF-LINED SPRING and FALL
SUITS at 20 Per Cent. Discount for Cash.
10 of aud the other 10 IL paid by 18th
of following month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-10
PERsON AND DEN ERsL.
Interestius Facts About Riehmond's Gil

Interesting Facts About hiehmonob O"-
rem. and other Matters.
Senator James Hay. Of Madison, is In
the city.
Messrs. Thomas and George Castle. Of
Alahanoy. Pa are on a visit to the ciiy'
Mr.. J. Ben. Howard. who has been
quite III for some time. was out yester-
day.
Mrs. Sarah McClernon. Of this city, is
spending a few days with friends in Wash
ingtOn.
Mr.. w. r. BundIck will deliver an ad-
dress at the Grace-Street Baptist church
to night.
Mr.. Kemp Hoen. OF Baltimore, who has
been here for the past week, mas Ie-
turned home.
The Governor yesterday removed the
political disabilities Of Robert Jones, OF
Wise county
Miss Belle b. stonneiI Of Cumberland
county, Is visiting her aunt. Mrs. ). Is.
Burton. at Towards Grove.
Mr.. George d. Burroughs, Of Truck
Company No. p Is quite i'll at his home,
No. 2O4 north Twentieth street
In the Chancery Court yesterday Mr..
Alexander Delaney qualified as executor
OF Eliza NJ. Delaney, deceased.
Dir. and Mrs. r. Y. Wilson. of Dutch
Gap. are in the city, stopping at Captain
q w. Taylor's, on Church llill.
There will be a meeting of the city
Democratic Committee this evening at o
O'Clock at room No. g. in the shafer build
ing
The city Democratic Committee Will
meet this evening, at o'clock IN room
3. shafer building. for the transaction OF
business
Dove Lodge No. ST. A. +. and A. NJ.
will hold its stated communication az the
Masonic Temple tonight at o'clock.
The sublime degree Of Master Mason Will
be conferred on one candidate.
Or. Joseph Henry Mitchell. OF Alchie.
Halifax county, Va, who recently grad
uated from the Baltimore Medical Col
lege is in the city. attending the meeting
OF the State Board of Medical EXamln-
ers.
Rev. Or. J. c. Hidden. Of Grove-Avenue
Baptist church. Is in attendance on the
Southern Baptist Convention tn Washing
ton, and MS pulpit will be filled by Rev.
Dr. Richardson, OF the Central Presbyte-
rian, Sunday morning, and Rev Dr.
Hoge Sunday night
The shed for the occupancy Of 40. ]
hook and ladder truck, while the old
Washington Hall IS being torn down
and replaced by new fire department
building, was commenced yesterday. II
is being erected on Ninth street between
Broad and Marshall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-10
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
2EE CLOSING QUOTATIONS or
MONEY.
offerings and Sales 1T the Richmond To-
bAcco TxohnnEc-Intsrnai Revenue
Colleeuons--Forsign AdviccG

NEW YORK, May N.-'rhc rcactionists
in tlo stock market were ont ID fun
force again to-day, nut except in Sugar
their efforts wont Tor naugnt. At the
opening l.oudC~A~ and commission houses
had orders 90 buy, in some cases a ntuc
below the figures prevailing at the time
mentioned. Later ou this confidence
Expressed Ny inc foreigners brought
about a radical change 800 sentiment
on the part OF local traders not In touch
with London and the Continent and
there was "a grand rush Go cover The
Anthracite Coalcrs were the frst % lcel
The change. and Mndcr heavy purchases
advanced anywhere from y 60 2s pcr
cont. Sew Jersey Central scoring tne
control Of The headings bad passed 20
fhc Jersey Central but interviews with
the leading cihclals OF the New y oih
company said 10 nc interested in the
deal failed 90 confirm The report an
other interesting fumuf Was 90 the tNtct
that tln Western ulOu and the various
Telephone companies had made lm-
YNrIHUt agreements People in posi-
t4ou to know could not coMnrln The TO-
port but nevertheless. western / mon
rose to and closed ut W on traus8ci0us
of 2NlW shares. paclhc Mail WAS again
prominent and sold 90 -~a. lt lh en-
uouuccl that d. Edward simmons, of ihe
Fourth National Bank OF this city, has
been elected president OF The company
90 succeed tcls'i,u IOnn newton. I l'
IuW-IrlrfH issues were ait higher Joulh-
VILE. New Albany ana chicago, W noel
iur and Lake eric. Aiissour! Pacific,
Chesapeake and Ohio Canadian south
Crn. hfrhifon. Cut1rn oA. Lead, Linseed
Oh. Starch. brio. Sew Euglanl, Mobile
and Ohio. NorLhsrp Pacific. Texas. Land,
Texas pacinr, Union Pacific. and mo
Wabashes au porig active az higher
range SUGAR ranged between 1885 and
llaa. and left of nj ll1t4, against ll4rs
at thc close yestcrday, on irausacuohs
of $4,000 shares. Leather, 'lDhat 'o'
and Disnlfors and Chicago Gas rather
Quiet In the closing dealings the OK
element abated. except iu csitin
nlou when continued in request. The
total sales Mcrf 4fl 900 shares. the largest
total Nct reached. Set changes show
gains of I 90 Us per cent. western
i-rion Ie9dInc Inc demand for bonds
continues acffVc and the tone ot the
market huOraut. Sales aggregated s4i1lS,-
On1 acniuaf 81 I43.NW yesterday. The
sales Of listed stocks aggregated d'-,"Jo
shares. unlisted ni.WO.
Treasury Balances. Com So jiN'Vti
currency. N.l.bifVi'.
Money On cali easy 40 ~ per cent
laet loan at li2 per cent, ana closing
offered az ne per cent, PRIME meItaH-
Gle paper. agNf pcr cent har oliver,
6lg. Sferfue exchange weak. WIN
actual business iu bankers bills at fNit
laie1 for sixty days and 1StgufeS lor
demand. posted rates. l@iH loSl2. COM
rlnrrInl bills 4~'il $500. Government
bands strong state bonds hrm Rail-
road bonds puoyant- silver at the board
was quiet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-10
{. ". IRTINE'S TRIAL.
The Indictment uua.hed aud the Accused
Keindicted.

Keindicted.
LEXINGTON, VA, May Especial
The second case resulting from the
wrecking OF the Bank OF Lexington, in
February last, by Cashier Charles NJ.
rgeat-the Commonwealth against G.
w Irvine, a business partner Of The alb
sconding cashier-was called This morning
in the County Court. Judge George Graf
tan. of Harrlsonburg. Va. presiding.
Hon. J. Randolph Tucker, leading coun-
sci for the defence, moved 10 quash the
indictments. on the ground Of the omission
OF The word "feloniously," which the
Court granted. and Immediately summon
ed another special grand jury, which has
been In session AL day. concluding its
labors by reporting true bill against
tie accused In two counts. The trial be-
gins tomorrow.
Irvine is charged with having over
drawn the account OF Irvine & Com
pany, the company being Charles NJ.
Figgat. the defauiting cashier, TO the
amount OF $4,000, knowing the bank to
be insoIvent. ana that the amount over
drawn was not 10 the credit OF the firm.
lryine's friends hope for an acQuittal.
The defence, in making the motion 10
quash the indictments. as being defective,
did not do so TO take advantage cf tech
nicalities but wanted a good indictment
and a speedy trial
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-10

CHASE CITY. VA. May Especial
The panyille Convocation continued Its
session yesterday. The Rev. J. Cleve-
land Hall. Of Epiphany church, Danviile,
and the Rev }. L. Lawrence arrived on
the noon train.
TIE election Of officers for tn term Of
two years resulted in ReY. C.. o. Pru-
den being made the Dean, and Rev. !,
q. shackelford, the secretary Of the con-
vocation.
The principal work of the day was the
reception of A committee report approx
ins and recommending the Chatham Epis-
COpal Female School. already IN flourish
ing condition. AMI the endorsement OF
the Halifax Episcopal Male Academy,
about 10 be established al Houston Va.
These tao schools are the fayorltes OF
the conyocation. and Energetic work is
proposed towards continuing the Chatham
school and establishing the Houston
Academy.
This matter is in the hands OF an eff
cent board of trustees, Judge John w.
Rely. president Mr.. r. w. Watkins,
vice-president: and Mr.. X. II. Easiey.
secretary and treasurer. and Rev. J, @.
Shackelford, rector OF ST. Johns church.
Houston, acting principal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-10
TnRAClO EXcHANGE.

RICHMOND. VA. May y. lS9D.
Private sales reported 60 the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers g hoeshoads: fiiiers, 4; smok-
ers. ,; burleys J.: leaf dark, ., Tugs
dark. Y. Total. n hogsheads.
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day
Inspections Bright. ] hogsncddi dark,
% hogsheads and ! tiarce Roinspcc-
IioNs-Bripht. - hogshcads. DARK, :
hoGsheads ana uerces.
Myers. ShOckOe, CrevshaWs, Daven-
ports. Allegheny. and old Dominion 10
bacco warehouses reIOrt to-d1y. Receipts.
II packages; deliveries. 90 packde -.
United States internal revenue collec-
tions for the city OF Richmond, Va, To-
dav. Cigars and cigarettes fy-i.fJ, plug
fobaccos. =. SOS. Total. S3.ni4 %.
CrensnaWs warehouse sold $3.50 pounds
Of dark loose tObaccOg to-day.
A very satisfactory sale OF bright loose
fObaccos az Davenport war house to-
dsv. Though not as heavy as some
preceding sales, II was as satisfactory
in it's results as any sale Of the season.
Mr. George A. Haynes viii oiter al
auction on Change tomorrow frday,
Nav no. $500, from - TO 30 packages
OF sun-cured tobaccos to which sale the
attention OF the Tobacco Trade generally
is cordially invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-10
PORTsMOUTHS sLAUGH1ERED,
They are Easily Defeated by the Lynch
hnrgs-A Boys summary.

LYNCHBURG. VA. May 9.-The noble
Knox Is sick and Tate tired. all on ac-
count OF what the little boy saw through
the knot hole in the fence at the base
ball park to-day.
lie said: "LynchbIrg made twenty
two runs McIntyer Schabel and Pl0ck
put the sphere over the fence. Double
plays twice by Lyncbburg and eighteen
hits" He also said Portsmouth made nine
runs. ten hits. including Tate's four-bag-
ger and heard Knox rant ana rave.
The visitors from the seashOro were
simply slaughtered IN "A sinful and shame
ful style. The crowd Of six hundred sat
and looked on until they grew tired OF
the one-sided fight. and many left be-
fore the two hours and thirty minutes
passed away.
Tho scare.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-10
/ THE TOWER,
Cor. Second and Broad
JULIUS SYClE g. SONS.

We are headquarters for THAYER'S
BABY CARRIAGES. THIS carriage -
far superior IN workmanship and finish
Than any other other carriage % oneped s, III a ,ns
weight, and springs never known to
900 yards OF Fruit Cotton, one yard
wide in remnants. only &c. yard.
silver and Gold Studs. for shirt waistS'
500 yards OF Black. Gray and White
Book Muslin, &c. d yard,
1000 dozen Of ladies' &c. COlored Border
Handkerch iefs, only &c.
Another lot OF those large l0c. Glnsham
z5-inch Heavy Japanese SILK, in black.
white, cream and colors. only zoe.
Heavy SIX Net for shirt-waist fronts.
$3.50 a yard.
S-inch Whale Bones, only &c.
New line OF Parchment Fans, Sc.
Fine Decorated Fans. lOc.
White SILK Fans 81.
Handsome SIX Decorated Fans, Hoo.
White Silk Gloves, Soc
Heavy Black Silk Mltts, loo.
Black Serge, Is inches vide, always
sold for s5c., now 5oe
5oc-
New line OF Parasol Covers.
Gentlcmens Bleach Jean Drawers, well
Yard-wide Night-Gown Twill. irsc. a
yard
BOYS Shirts Waists, 15c.-made Of Mer-
rimac Shirtings.
Ladies chemisattes. turn down or
standing collar. only i5c.
4 Solid COloTed chemisettes, 25c.
Saline skirts, made Of Henrietta Saline,
only Soc.
silk Betting, only isc. a yard.
Roller Skates. 4Se.
$50 yards OF All-Wool Cashmere. regu-
lar price, 81 a yard, only 81. double WIDTH
or soc. single width.
We are showing the handsomest line
OF Wash Goods In the city-Dmities'
Jaconets, Pllsse. Figured Organoies,
White Organdles. French Nainsoohs anu
India Linens.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-10
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. MD. May o.-Flour
Wheat frmer; No . rcd spot ana May,
C7lsnG7izc. June. &c. asked; July, Ws
a6S;kc. August 66i4c. asked; steamer
No red. 64AaGiIzc.; southern, by sam
pie GSG1Oc do. on grade, boab'c.
Corn steady: mixed spot, SKA 55l2c. 4;
May, 55Aft5JKc.: July, 3JfsQJoEc.; AZ
gust, 5JIc.; steamer mixed. J4c. bld
southern white, 5JQJ6Ac.; DO yeio"'
jGql4iac. 49,
Oats firm; No. white. western. 5Ig
BIKE: No > mixed. western, B5l245lc.
Rye quiet. No. ., Csc.
Hay nIrn al Sl3.JO0l4Co.
Grain froigbts slow, ,,,
ladle. I20l3c. sfore-packed, Sal0c.
Eggs quiet At l2c.
Coffee and sugar unchanged. ..
Bonds -COnsolidated Gas stock. GtAn6f,
do bonds. Gs. III bid; IS. 1862 asked.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-10
THE BEST OF THESEASON.
THE RICHMOND HUSTLERS DEFEA T
TIE CLAN "a TIERS.
Fffteen Hundred People Witnsss Yestsr-
days Game at Norsolk-A Spirited
CoDtest--Score TO 1.

NORFOLK. VA. May 9.-special.-The
first game between Norfolk end Richmond
took place this afternoon. The weather
was beautiful, and about Loo people were
present. The game was the best OF the
season. Behne was knocked out OF the
box in the fourth inning. when Tsnnehill
took his place. and pitched good, strong
game. Both teams played with spirit, and
at times there was intense interest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-10
do Key west. do, sl.Wa2- 5o:tdO., crate.
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. y. G., MAY a.-kosin
steady, strained, Si.i5; good surai"eo'
$40. ,,,ta
Spirits OF turpentine steady al -''4c'
Tar firm at Sl.l0. 49, o, ~.
Crude turpentine steady; nara <'.~''
soft 81 ~. virgin, S2.25.
SAVANNAH CA. May n.-Iurpenliin.se
esies Of .lDs casks. and closed firm at
2,;c. bid; receipts. l...5s casks
Rosiu market firm and unchanged
sales. 1000 barrels. Quotations: A. >,
q 81 Il. IA 81 Is: 1, 81 %: X. $2fO. N.
S24s; \, go. window glass, S2.vo' water
white. SIS. ~,
CHARI.ESTON. s. G., May 9.-TurDen-
tine dull and nothing DOING Fecfy's'
a. casks .-e.
Rosin-Good strained firm al sl.oJ4
liz: receipts. 253 barrels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-10
PITrSBURG MEET THEIR MATCH.
The Champions Wax Away With the
Lsader-Tae Oiher Games.

PlTTSBURG, PA. May 9.-Balumore
made IT'S first appearance here to-lay,
and the Champions walked away with
Pittsburg Hemming was a tower OF
strength both IN the box and az the bat,
Pfttsburg only hit MIN safely three
times up 10 the ninth inning, when he
allowed the nome team 10 score TWO
runs and save a shut-Out Attendance,
5000
score. h. ii. H..
Baltimore .....3 600 o y IL Is 3
Batterics-killen and Sugden Hemming
and Robinson
cHcINNATJ. II; DBooKLYN, 3
CINCINNATI. May 9.-The lovers Of
oid-time smuggling on the ball Held saw a
game to-day that was 10 their llking.
There was a total of y hits. the en-
cinnatis getting IL OF them Hoy knock
cd out a home-run. while triples and
doubles were plentiful. Besides Hoy 5
hOme-run. the feature OF the game was
Ewings batting Arlie Latham Was
hit on the arm by pitched pan anu
painfully hurt, though he continued
playing .
cincinnati ...lli4Ol Ia II )
Rro0klvn ......U . e. I D 90 - > lO d
Ratteries-Parrott. Dwyer, and Vaughn;
Gumbert and Grim.
CLEVELAND, 7. WASHINGTON. 3
CLEVELAND May 9.-Washington was
defeated By Cleveland to-day in A rather
one-sided game. Both teams PLAYED
listlessly. Although the weather was
perfect the crowd was was sinai sraat rune ins
ming catch By McAleer Attendance,
100 - =
score; X Il II
Washington 900 900 = O-3 10 :
Batteries-cuppy and thinner: Mulars
key and Mctufe.
81. LOUIS, 3: PHILADELPHIA. 4.
So ICUIS, May 9.-Up 10 the sixth
inning. to-day's game was the best seen
here this season. Breitensteln had, up
IN that time. allowed the visitors but
one hit. Lyons was sick, and Miller
went 10 third. sendirg Dow1 TO right
Carsey and Clements worked the points
for Philadelphia IN effective style. one
OF the rare occurrences, a triple play,
was made by Delehanty, Hallman, and
BOYLE. IN the sixth. and saved the game
for the visitors. Attendance, 2SD.
score. X. III. Il
& louis. ........6010G 901i-3
philadelphia, ......O0 030l o.
Batteries Breitenstein and Peitz; Car
sey and Clements.
LOUISVILLE. 8; sEw YORK, 7.
LOUISVILLE. KY, May s.-TheFe was
little in to-days game TO the credit Of
either team. except the good work OF
hoth pitchers. The batting was weak,
except few drives by Davis and Luby'
ana the fielding wild. New York won
only because Louisville made the most
score. r. II. f
Louisville. ........lOO0I0030- 10
New York. .......l Ga OIL 0x-T IL
ries-Cunningham, Welch, and
Zahner; German and schriver.
CHICAGO, 7; BOSTON. 4.
CHICAGO May O.-But for Everett's
error IN the ninth in attempting 10 nAld
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-10

CLEVELAND. O.. May s.-Manaser
Uanlon admitted last night that he mad
agreed with the Louisville Club to re-
lease Dan Brouthers, II he would consent
to play there. and make satisfactory
terms. There was no money consldera.
ton. Hanlon wired Brouthers, VINO Is al
his home, to accept LOUSY mes oner,
which IL to take him at the same Saialy
and assume the Baltimore Cluo : oo',-
tract with him from May LIST. Al,housn
pro,,thers has not been released, nor
received notice of release from Mr.. Han
Ion he viii probably not play with the
orioles any more whether he accepts
L.ouisville's terms or not, as carey il
phaying fast ball.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-10
THL LIME MN.
Another Large Crowd Saw Them Play Ball
~ the MoIlIt.

Those little Hustlers the outcome OF
Mr.. Samuel CrOwder's Inventive genius,
played ball at tine Academy Of Music yes
terday afternoon, and. as usual, drew
large and enthusiastic audience. Mr..
Crowder's invention Is fast becoming an
institution Of pleasure that the fans"
cannot do without. and 10 the little Hus-
tiers have they already become large debt
ors for many pleasant afternoons Not
the least attractive feature OF the game
as interpreted by the small automatOns.
is the manner in which the different plays
are called out and explained by Mr.
Crowder. He uses just the right word at
the right time, and they are original
words that stir up the latent enthusiasms
OF the rooters, and cause him TO give
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-10
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, O.. May 3.-Fiour ac-
tive, firm, and unchanged.
Wheat quiet: No. 2 oslsc.
Corn moderately active; no. WHITE
s,2i,c: No. mixed. 55c. ..
Oats firm; No. ? mixed, BIC. no. {"
Pork qufet and steady; mess. 12-ZJ.
clear mess. Sl3.25: family, Sl3.2j.
Lard quiet. steam leaf. 500; Kettle
lard. 500; prime steam, SoaJdo.g ..o.
Dry sailed meats steady and qhiet'
loose shoulders. 500; loose short lids
sGe5. loose short clear sides, 500. -o
bacon steady; loose shoulders. e2.1.
zoos short rib sides. &C.,; loose shoIi
clear Sln.
Whisky, <l.22
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


CARTWRIGHT Died, May s. ls95. al
12.45 y. ~, at her residence. Gr; Nicho!
son street after a long ana painful ~
ness. Mrs. HENRIETTA CARTWRIGHT.
she leaves five children TO mourn their
loss
BOSWELL.-Die yesterday, May Nh,
at +. NJ, at his residence in Chase
city, Va. IN his siXty-siAth year, Or.
JOHN !. BOSW ELL.
The funeral Will take place at Chase
city SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
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Southern League Games.

At New Orleans: X: n T.;
New New or,lIeans......I1i00O2gl-S Il 8
Batteries: Frhed and Corcoran: SaLl
and Conding Umpires, Moore and smith
At Evansville Ind; X H. IL, a.;
Evansville 30 10000 Il ~ !
Ratteries- Mason and Fields; Sechrist
and Fischer. Umpire. Clark.
.ra.h,s,ta Tom r. n. T..
Nssbviiie ..''...i - 0O0Oo-6 - ;
Atlanta ,.....21 l 1 90 q % II :
Ratteries-Daniels. Moran, ana FROST
Wood and Armstrong.
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DuYy's hit which belonged to Damien.
the Chicagos would have shut out the
men from Boston. AS IL was, II gave
Boston four runs when two men were
out. Griffth held the visitors down 70
five hits of the scratch order, the ninth
when he let up The game abounded
in sharp tclding. six double plays being
made.
Score: X. ~. r.:
Roston ..... % 900 90 % A \
Batteries Griffith and Kittridge; Mich
OILS and CAMEL.
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PfTnSBURG, May 9.-Manager Mack
OF the Pittsburg Club is much disag-
pointed over the showing made by iitcherr
Menefee He says: 1T doesn't look as II
the Pittsburg club was going TO get much
use of Menefee. His arm Is In bad shape
l may have 20 recall Jordan.s release
II things do not brighten up: Inc fltls-
burg club paid $500 for Menefees re-
lease last fall. II doesn't look as If 1t
was a good investment.