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stock. 2laO92 bales. Futures closed
barely steady: sales. 332.so bales; May,
1O7. June. 100. July. 40, August, 'lo'
September. 10. october. 10 Novcn-
Der. -. December. 30, January, t1''
February. 80. March, 1iG.
Total tO-day-Net receipts, 3.tei bales
exports 10 Great Britain 100 haits'
Continent. zsf bales. stock, 5si.fi6 balt5'
Total so far this week Net receipts
2GisS bales. exports 20 Great britain
~ 20 bales; France esq bales ronu-
ncnt. afS6 bales.
Total since September LIST Net receipts
74I.a1i bales. exports 90 Great britain
g. 2ll 100 bales. France. Oji.2l5 bales ,oh-
unenf 2.Du ,asi bales.
NE1V ORLEANS. May 23.-Cotton fu-
lures steady. sales. lll,|p bales, May
september. 1.Ol October. 100, November
4U3. December 4O4. January. al.
LIVERPOOL, May Gi-l-.dp !. NJ
C0ftou-GOOd business done ana prices
mll. American middling, 3 1916; sales,
300 bales. American, li,"n balts'
speculation and export, 100 bales. re-
ceipts. 300 bales, american, So" htles.
Futures opened steady and demand Ialr'
June and july a2-oi, July ana August,
e g4-cf: August and september 3 51-tS
september ana october, . "0-6i; Dctonfr
and November 1864. November ana
ary. 3 1851. January and FEBRUARY,
g s9-Cf. Futures steady al the advance.
T. Mixtures quiet but STEADY
American fair. > l5-32, good middlins'
3 1882 low miidhng. ~. good ordinary
5... ordinary. 9 f-lG, May, 52-otn
53-Gi buyers May and June, 32-6A
june and July. . 53-Ol. buyers, july an9
August. 5I-G4 sellers; August ana
September. 8 55-Gl. buyers, september
and October. g JG-G4. sellers, october nnF
November. 8 5f-Gi. sellers. November end
December. 51-GiN3 Js-G8. buyers De-
lnml.r and January. 3 ls-Giu3 1861,
buyers: january and February .'-5ln
3 tN-0f buyers. February and Marc ~
g 1G-Gf. sellers. Futures closed barely
steady
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PORT OF WEST POINT Nay %, ls9'-


BROWN-Died. az Lee Camp Soldiers
Home. May % 1895. Veteran HILARY
B. BROWN Company T., Eleventh lesi-
ment. Virginia Infantry, of Lynchburs,
Va. aged siXty-nine years.
Funeral az Hollywood TO-DAY Fri
day) at o'clock l.. ~, Rev. j.. L.. smith.
ID. j., officiating
CARTIER. Entered into rest MARY
ELIZABETH. daughter of Martha ami
the late Hamilton Carter, Thursday
morning. May -. $3.50 in the nineteenth
year of her age.
Funeral Will take place SATURDAY
MORNING at d 80 from the First Bap-
list church. Friends are invited 10 at
tend.
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a ,.t..... tafI hi,h.
NLW YORK., May -''-f lo"i .,.1.e,
or with checking business, WINTER Nl.'".'
low grades, r-.tvH 80, 40, ~ ~. tifg
<5 I51fi.l', lo patent, Nti'. So .., ~.
hcsoia clear. e'.9fi2. fy, ~ cfs, stills
20, Tow extras. >-.t"i'.f'i D.'s ..",
So 40. southern -four miner aht p"'.
90 choice do. $500 rs. M ...,....
$50. red store ana elevator SUI.
ai0at. ST. nel 'ac.. untIao'a i.i '"' -
acivc. excited and irregular. aqVa,nc,,n5
iiHt-rt declining -'4n-ii'.' "i.' 49,,
unsettled a. li49l'sc- over i,,i,
~. f,i May r'', '-''',, l,.r 81
,)etobcr s2t.c.i December s'e'' ''S'
Corn fairly active and irmer, untI-i i' ~
mixed. ah' iuff.c., STEINER Hle
.''.r. Dpllona alf'n'ff. .,i'r ,Scr .s
'.c. and closed "eah at 't1 Nav
tDrlay. with trading moleial', -No9'
5Ii.n.. july IH .c.. Sept ihn,I' v'.2c' 49,.
oats fairly active ana stronger. , '"
uons were active and nrmer. May %' 49,,
june. 3g.tc.. july 3i'sc. spot prices
western. lns"'. -...
Hay firm. shipping '5ovlc' so"a 10
choice. '5us0c
Hops qui.t
Wool quiet and iirm' domestic heece'
EnlHc. pulled. l@035c n. o,,,as
Beef quiet ana easy ldHlllff
1900. extra mess, N~.H1HfNlf h''t A".4l-
auh al $1,000; uerced nc.l "eih '',s
extra India mess. Sl1p0ala0O; cut meats
luN and unchanged.
LarI ouiet and easier: western steam.
5000 asked. cts. SG25, May 5000. nomi-
yal Refined quiet. Continent, sr-l,
South American. StHSf compound, f'"'
1aZa
Pork quiet and steady mess, Sld.''A
lly.
Gutter-lAeht receipts and frmer. state
dairy. l50l7c. do.. creamery, l-c., west
eru dairy t4nl2e
Cotton seed on firm and in lair de-
man, crude. 2ic.i yellow, "a. 30. vi.
Petroleum nominal kchnel NC" oIh'
So 80. Philadelphia, s.. %, dor ln bulN'
So lJ0G10.
R0sin quiet and steady. strained, CONF
mon TO good, 81 llin ,.0ii2. ...,
Turuentnc quiet and steady an -"4H ''..
Rice firm and in fair demand, domestic
fair to extra. ii luGc., Japan 4nH4c.
MoIaeses- Foreign nominal New 'f-
leans. open kettle. good to choice, steady
ana odd fair demand at @Gg52c.
Peanuts firm
Coffee steady at IWl5 points mp; May,
SLID. June. eli. iu0 li-HNt july ana sep
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WILMINGTON. \. C.. May 23-Rosn
FIRM strained, SllJ. good strained. 81 ~.
Spirits OF turpentine hrm al &c; re-
ceipts. I 80 casks.
Tar firm 40 SIS.
Crude turpentinc steady; hard. $40;
SOFT 81 ~. virgin. SD.
80 shipping to-day
SAVANNAH. GA. May 23-Turpentnc
steady and unchanged al &c
ROsin firm. with sales of 800 barrels.
Quotations. &. -. and &. SlW, y, Sllji
r.. Sl.2O, T.. Sl.lO. G.. Sl.55, IA, SlfO, /,
Sl9u. Is, $40, NJ. $50; ~ $50, window
glass. S2Op. water white $50.
CHARLESTON. s. g.. May %. Turpen-
tine firm al 2G4c. receipts, - casks.
ROsin- Good strained firm at SlOJH
1IJ; receipts. lyD barrels
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. MD. May &.m ~ ,i
strong; western supernne $500. =, - ~ ~,
winter wheat. patent Si.2spi.yg. ship
ping wheat. patent. Si.,ya i.vJ' 40
straight. SfljN425. -,
Wheat unsettled. 40. . red spot, May
and June. sc. asked; July and august
so 1Sgikc.: September s2'sh'-i'tc.. steam
en- 80 , rel. s.c. asked, sales D. sam
Die. S21 Sc. 40. on grade 40 Nc
Corn sire ng. mixed spot, '"4dW'tc..
Nav. GlisaGa.c: June and July, UDi2c.
asked: August. gDi4c. bid. southern white,
Co1,c., DO yellow, Gle. 49,,
oats nrm. no white. western, 3Ill
0ssc. No mixed, western, 5lH5fi-c-
Rye inactive; No. =. sc.
Hay steady at Sl3.WQli.op.
Ocean freghts steady and unchanged.
Eggs steady at l-i2u he
Otnor articles unchanged.
BOnds--N irginia IS, new, i3if asked
90. Century bonds. ~ BID. Baltimore and
ohio. ts0Gf: Northern Central. ~ asked; ;
baltimore and Ohio Southwestern frsts,
40 bid: do. incomes. - BID; DO. incomes
b. u bid; Consolidated Gas stock. 81 /,
asns.: DO. bonds, Gs. liGt bid DO. 90
lSo4 1867.
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y y Lee Camp. No. /. :. q. ". met
last night. and had a highly interesting
The camp accepted invitations TO at
tend the memorial sermon and services
AZ Hollywood, and the camp are ordered
90 meet at Seventh-Street Christian
church. at o'clock. next Sunday, In full
Articles were read by Colonel T.. Les
liz Sneuce and +. w. Mahfod.
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Weeks proved an easy mark for the
Husflers lie was raped for thirteen
hits. with a total OF twenty Eases. lie
was unfortunate Ia having his hits bunch
cd in the sixth DinsmOro also got a
lively rapping Twelve hits with total
OF fifteen bases, was what they did for
him Everybody appeared 20 have on his
batting clothes. and heavy hitting was "A
common occurrence.
Umpire Mitchell fined O'Hasan s. for
INDUCING to- elaborate criticisms Of his
decisions. lie explained that be expected
90 10 away with everything that would
have "a tendency 20 damage the interest
Of the game boz the eyes Of the public
he umpiroi well. and appeared 10 be
thOrOuenly familiar with the rules. HIS
work gave general satisfaction.
The story OF the game viii be found
below.
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OFFERINGS Wheat 2oo bushels. corn
rshucl. lO2 bushels.
sales Wheat. 80 bushels, corn lwhite).
0nofaflons. Wheat Longberry SIC To
No . mixed. Sic. 20 see; shOrtbefry, sc.
a. SIC. no = red. Sic. 20 sc.
corn White Virginia. 0oc.. 40. white.
efic.. No mixed. sc.
oats No. . mixed. size; No. mixed
sglc 10 DC.
kve-65c. TO Csc.
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ST. LOUIS. MO. May 23.-Fiour high
or. patent. Sf150I25; fancy, S3.5oa".Do;
choice. S3.lJu3.25.
Wheat higher; May, Sc; July, Su',c.
September. i94c.
Corn higher. May, Ole; july Jit,'
September. JGc
Oats higher. May. 30l4c.; July, Bic;
September. 3li4c
Pork standard mess. N2S7i4
Lard-prme steam. 500. choice. SGt0.
Bacon-ShOulders $500, longs. S6.iJi
clear ribs. SGS1i2. short clear sIl2ie.
Dry Sailed Meats-ShOuldcrs 500
longs, SG.1j. clear ribs, 500, short clear,
$685.
High wines higher and steady at 1914.
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pORfsMOUrH's TIoTORY.
She Beat the Peter.burgs by score Of
Fourteen to sir.

NORFOLK, VA. May 3.-Special.-
Portsmouth won the first Of the series
OF games from Petersburg this after
noon by the unusual score OF II 10 p. IL
was "A slow. hard-hitting game. In which
errors were numerous. and snap was con-
suicuously absent Both teams ala good
stick work. but Portsmouth Won ON her
fielding.
The weather was fair. and the crowd
large.
Tna score Is as follows.
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NitAN+h''-
CsICAGD ILL. MAY 2j.-Aftcr the
most excited market ia years. wheat
closed IIac higher than yesterday. Be-
fore inc opDlug the curb was from
1870. Do gfc higher than The last pre-
yI1us official quotation. This strength
WAS the result of rlmors of financial
,rnharrassmont of D. g. Schwartz.
heavy professional operator. He denied
I.lr.- I'm dfni.ulfv Iut his failure iO
r,arefn his Trades this morning Obliged
fns house with which bee had open trades
10 buy in his wheat The immediate
result of this. the first failure among
the shorts ON the present boom. was
instrumental in causing further strength.
Many of tine bis professionals are said
To- have turned bulls Within the last feN
days. crop experts. whom they nave
sent out. confirming the reports Of seri-
GUS injury TO the crop. july wheat
which sold on the curb this morning 80
Snc. advanced later TO Sc The uuctua-
uons were quick and wide. and a nervous
activity was noted during the last teu
minutes. the market became weak and
pamcky OFFERINGS met with uo re-
.U.nu. from fuEare and July wheat.
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Expired Suddenly on His Eighty Fifth
Eir- IdAN-An q d ~nIdinr.

PORTSMOUTH, VA, May 23-Mr.
Jebel Hamilton celebrated his eighty
NTH birthday. and after receiving many
concentrations. tonight died suddenly
oil appOp4eNy. lie was "a veteran of
severe wars. including the Indian war
Ills father was with John Wesley, The
founder of McthOdism
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Mr.. F. II. Jacobs. OF Chicago who, as
leader Of the Moody choir. during the
meetings held In the tabernacle. on Main
and Fifth streets, made hosts OF friends,
has written that he viii visit Richmond
on June 10th. Arrangements Will be
made by which Mr.. Jacobs will meet all
the members OF the old Moody choir that
evening.
Mr.. Jacobs Is at present In Washington
where he went after assisting in a series
OF meetings at Or Dixon's Hanson-PIace
Methodist church, In Brooklyn, y. Y.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-24

summary: Earned runs-Portsmouth, z;
Petersburg. p Two-base hits Reed Hal-
nan sanford Hall Three-base hits
Ioanes q stolen bases-Kuox. Tate, Vet
ter GIN. Lppert. Double plays-Heed
and Knox: Vetter and Tate. Struck
out-By Mailman. 8. Packard. J. Wild
pitch-Packard, ?. Base on nalls-fach-
ard s. Hallman. g. Time Of game-T'wo
hours Tmpire-fiogglns.
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northwestern mills advanced prices. DC;
to-day. the feeling was strong 10
Sp.1lce 40 corn. 5sAc. No. . oais.
Slys6,:g4c.: mess pork. Sl2:.,p l2.gz.z.
lard' sn.,,5: shoulders, >5.25a5.S',2: . short
clear sides. SGC2isa 20 WHISKY 'isuile'9
finished goods. per gallon, Sl.-o'2-
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summary. Earned runs-kiehmond, o.
AlcGowan. Berte. Latlmer Three-base
hits-Groves. Wells. CorcOran. stolen
bases-Groves 4. Houseman. Wells 2, Fos-
ter 3 McCiowan. Berte =, Gibson, Dins-
more o Herr. McCreery, 1uysr' hager.
p4ees an halls Dnsm0re. .. Weeks.
5. Sacrifice hits-Tannehnl. struck out
Bv Diusm0re. /; by Weeks, d. Passed
balls-Bv Guyer. /. Time Of game-Iwo
hours and nve minutes. lmpire-Mr'
Mitchell
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The Hustlers and the Portsmouth team
both made the same lumber OF runs
yesterday.
II was a great day for the leaders
yesterday. They all won hands down.
There Is now - points d-netehce pr-
tween Richmond and Lynchburg. but this
IL not much. Should the Hustlers loose
the next two games TO Norfolk. ana the
Han Climbers beat Roanoke the next Two,
they will be In first place A word 70 the
wise is sufficient. and Manager Wells
should take no chances.
GAMES TO-DAY.
At Richmond:
Norfolk vs.. Richmond.
At Roanoke.
I.ynChburE vs. Roanoke.
At Portsmouth,
Petersburg vs.. Portsmouth.
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They defeat Boston and the Reds Lose
10 the Ouaksr--The Other Games

PITTSBURG. PA, May Glove and
Tucker made costly errcrs in the NTH
inning to-day. just az a time when Pitts
burg was hitting. and enough runs were
on them 20 defeat Boston II was close
came throughout. with the luck favOring
fhe home team. Boston both outbatted
and outhelded Pittsburg. Attendance,
scora. r. II. T..
piffsbfIrg ..........1 90 0Ox-5 10
nnsfon .........1001 1000 o. 10 .
Batteries. Hawley and Sugden; Dolan
and Ryan.
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GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
New York at Cleveland.
Boston at Pittsburg.
philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Washington at st. Louis.
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Mr.. w. II. Parker, former well-known
hotel man In this city. has accepted
position at the Rockbridge Alum Sprlnss
10 take charge OF his duties there.
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cnrrON NlAEKETs.

NEW YORK, May 23-Cotton dull
,oiddiinc gulf. z V-l6. middling, 5-lO
net receipts. 100 bales. gross receipts
Us bales. exports 10 Continent. 81 bales
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70. CINCINNATI. g

CINCINNATI. O.. May 23-Notwith-
standing this was Derby-Day az Latonia,
700 people attended the ball game. The
Philadelphia team played eood pail
run. Halman and Delahanty each max
ing two two-hase hits. while Boyle
knocked out fine three-baeger Latham
made two three-baggers for the Cincln-
ratis besides doing excellent work at
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WON IT In THE SIXTH.
THE HUSTLERS DEFEA TED THE
CRABS By A SCORE or IA TO I.
The Visitors Played With Little Spirit, and
Almost Went 20 Pieces nj One Time.
just How IL Was Done.

4 long. slow game. that dragged itself
through more than two hours, seasoned
MP with no brilliant plays. with the odds
decidedly in favor Of the Hustlers from
the start. was the programme at the
West-End Park yesterday afternoon. The
Norfolks didn't cover themselves with
any high degree Of credit Their work
was loose, ragged. and sadly deficient Ia
that kind Of snap and spirit which mas
proven so advantageous 10 the Hustlers
since the season opened. McCreery. at
second. made couple OF ugly mistakes,
COllin0Wer muffed soft one m right.
as did Herr I'm left; Latimer lacked get
up" at first and Purcell. the man who
oiliciated behind the liver-pad for an in
ming or So threw Wild To hrst, ana AFTER
wards kicked on a few criticisms from
Captain CorcOran: took a seat on the
bench. grumbled and growled ID a stub
born way. and afterwards requested MS
release. That matter will be decided
later. At present ~ is understood mat
Purcell will be suspended, but not re-
leased.
The work Of the Hustlers was decided
Improvement on that OF the visitors.
They played a fairly good game. But Tor
the error OF Bertc. who munef pOp-up
fly from Heirs bat In the second. and
Groves failure 20 stop O'Hagan's ground
or I'm the third, the efforts Of the Hust-
lers would have proven taultless.
Won IL THE SIXTH.
The game wa. won I'm the sixth inning.
when several OF the home team got on 90
Weeks with a vengeance. and found him
for live hits. When the inning closed
six runs We're added 10 the seven al
ready secured Then the Hustlers We're
ION easy street" as spec" MCGOWAN
repeatedly remarked. The ball started
with Tannehlll at bat. lie lined out
hot one tO COrcOran, who tossed him out
10 Latimcr Houseman found the Marine
tWirler for beautiful double 90 centre.
Guycr's bad throw permitted him TO
score Wells waited for four balls. and
Foster flew ont 90 O'Hagan. Then spec
MCGOWAN bewildered Weeks with a dead
liner over the right holdcrs head. Wells
scored Berte hit safe 10 first. stole
second and scored on DinsmOre's lively
rap 10 Coiiihower. Gibson had gotten
four balls DiusmOre stole second. ledv-
ing Gibson on third The local twirler
got caught between second and third.
and was tagged by O'Hagan. Gibson
took this opportunity 20 cross the rub
ber Groves. who had already hit safe
10 right. stole second, and scored on
DinsmOre's bit.
10 Will be seen that Guyers error some
ragged pitching by Weeks. and five hits
in the sixth. was the game for the Hust-
lcrs
THE BATIIHIFs.
Weeks proved an easy mark for the
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC. May "A. 1925.
sun rlscS.....-.... -t.-..- -i
sun scts--t+.. ~
Moon 1tl0.t...s.. 5000. sss-+fs. =, VI.
lay i'lt ll...-.t sss.sl til.-tiii
HIGH TIDE.
MoiNlNE .............. .+.....''''s'.'. -
fNcnlu8 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lou
PORT or WEST POINT. May 23 1885.
ARRIVED.
steamship Baltimore. Bennett. Balu-
more. passengers and general cargo.
steamship 6uyanlOttc. w alker. NcW
York. passengers and general cargo.
steamship Elm city. Marshall. Walker
tom passcusers and general cargo.
SAILED
steamship Baltimore. Bennett. Balu-
more passengers and general cargo.
steamship GuyandOttc. Walker, New
York passengers and general cargo
steamship Elm city. Marshall. Walker
ton, passengers and general cargo.
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THk GAME FoRFEITED TO BR IoKLYs.

TCr- KY. MAY 23.-Louisville
hegan to-dav's game with three new
baIis and after two men We're out. In
ne first half OF the third inning. the
sunulv Of balls was exhausted. After
waiting for a new one eight minutes,
frmnire Belts gave the game 10 Brooklyn.
A nve-inning exhibition game was after
wards played the score being 70
When the championship game was for
feited II was 70 in favor Of Brooklyn
score. r. II
LoUstAle .*'.++.''''''-'''''.-'''
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rrLfts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-24

Kahn. the left-helder Of the Richmond
baseball team, did not play IN the game
Yesterday, and be also failed 20 take
part I'm the game at Portsmouth on
"wednesday. There was Il reason Cor this
According % the information secured
frop "a reliable source, "BarlaY' was
bottled bv Manager Wells through ono
OF Inc players. that he need lot appear
On the erOunGs 90 play ball In tne game
,.ifh Portsmouth Wednesday as the left
fielder was not thought 20 be In the
nr0Der physical condition. This enragcd
Kahn. Who. together with Pop Tate,
a'.nf to Wells room. at the hotel, that
night. used some strong languags and
eot into trouble Wells resented the Ian
.'lis~e and claimed that SO long as he
MS tbe manager Of the Richmond team
hs expected to have discipline on the
mart III the players. Kahn was given
broad-side ana Knocked down, whereupon
Tate appeared 20 be anxious TO Join in'
and Manager Wells gave them 20 under
stand that be- would do then hoth up it
fhev didn't 10 away and Ter him alone.
Kain was suspended for few days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-24
GAMrs YEsIfhpAi

STANDING or THf clubs.
Games won and lost by each club 10
each other club.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-24

when seen Yesterday, IN regard 20 the
natter Manager Wells said. II expect 10
frs9f an the players on my team right
have determined 20 maintain discipline
In IT, club and viii not allow anything
mai tends 90 encourage cnrelessness, riot
BUSINESS. and neglect Of duty on the part
and discipliue. There are rules which
fhe PLAYERS. including the manager, are
,,ne.fei to observe kain has been only
temporarily suspended without pay ,, Hs
h., .onsidered and decided later. | am
simnlv doing what 1 consider 20 be my
amy AS lie m1nager of the team.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-24
-HIcAGo. 8. BALrIMoRF. 6.

CHICAGO ILL. May 23.-Keeler's SEN
sationai catch OF Grifth's fly In the
eighth inning Of to-day's game between
chicago and Baltimore was the feature
If me pre,tiest game seen here this
e.seon RaltimOre's right fielder ran into
carev's territory and caught the ball with
one hand. retiring the side and prevent
ING two runs. II was pitchers battle.
pms an account Of the sharp. snappy
deidlng Of both teams. Attendance. $3.50.
Srere n. H. u.
,,bi.ago ..lOOOO2O 32-S IL 8
baltimore ..........OOlO1 O022-6 u 1
BATTERIES. Griffith and Kittridge. Glea-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-24

CLEVELAND. o.. May 2.-Costly err
failure 10 bunch their hits lost to-day's
came for New York. The hitting OF
Childs. Doyle and Van Haltren We're the
features. Attendance. 200
Cleveland .........OO43OSOOx II 2
New York 80 OOl001 0-5
batteries. Young and O'Connor, Rusie,
Wilson and Farrell
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-24

When an agent SENDS Us subsefIpuoI
under our clubbing arrangement We vii
not allow any commission. Ainress
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