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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-16
A South Carolina Lxnchine.

GREENv1LLE, S. c., July 15.-Ira
Johnson, colored, who killed young
white man named Longford in quarrel
at Piedmont, factory town ten mites
from here, on the 7th inst, was taken
from the county jail at o'clock this
morning by mob OF 100, who carried
him outside the city limits, swung him
to tree and riddled his body with
bullets. The lynching was accom-
plished quietly, and few OF the citizens
knew anything about it until this morn
ing. The crime is greatly deplored in
the community, and pecially as court
convened to-day, and the negro would
have been given speedy trial. There
Is no doubt as to his guilt.
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Their Desd BODIES Fonna

TORONTO, Ont, July 15.-Found
buried in the cellar of the house No. 1o
st. Vincent street. this afternoon, were
the bodies Of Alice and Nellie, the two
missing daughters Of Benjamin Pitzel.
Qetectivea Cuddy, of Toronto, and
Geyer, Of Philadelphia, made the dis.
cdgery and all the doubts as to their
fate have been set at rest. It Is now a
matter almost beyond doubt that 81. H
Holmes when here last October deliber
ately murdered the pair and thus rid
himself Of two troublesome Young be-
ings after he had murdered their father
In PHILADELPHIA.
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Georgia Free silver Convention.

ATLANTA, Co.. July l5.-Reports
from meetings held throughout the
State to-day to elect delegates to the
free silver convention to be held at
Griffin on Thursday Indicate g general
lack OF interest, Only twelve attended
the meeting at Douglassvllle. At Dali
ton there were 81 present, but oil were
Populists but 25 At Forsyth the meet
Ing was attended by but eleven. at
Thomaston there were only thirteen
present and the same number In Mad
ison. The unexpected lack of interest
is attributed to the mixed character of
the convention, which will include Pop
ulists and Republicans, which has caused
the Democrats to lose interest in 1t.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-16
MoBrydo.s Good Advice to Strikers

COLUMBUS. Ohio, July 15.-Patrlck
McBryde, secretary of the United
Mines OF America, will 20 to Joliet, H..
July Is to attend q joint meeting OF
operators and miners, Speaking OF his
trip to West Virginia at tho solicitation
OF Governor McCorkle, McBryde says he
told the miners who were carrying
Winchesters to be peaceable, for in
twenty-five years he had never seen
strike won after troops were called in.
If, he states, the miners do not heed the
suggestion, Governor McCorkle will
have'no alternative but 10 call troops.
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THE MASSEY-PILOT LIBEL SUIT.
The Plaintiff Still on the Witness
Stand.
Two Dispositions Presented-one That Mr..
Masoey Had Been Sued for SANDER and
the Other That He Had Written a Will
In Favor OF Himself-He Said Botr,
Were False

NORFOLK, Va, July 15.-Court did
not open until HOS to-day, Judge
Prensis, who spent Sunday with his
family, arriving late on account of a
delayed train The plsintiG in the great
libel suit Rev. John e. Massey. WAS in
the witness chair awaiting him. Cap
tain Wise resumed the c,oss.examina-
ton OF witness, sobjecsing him to the
severest test OF the trial.
On Saturday witness testified that in
1850 he had very little money on hand.
His tax returns for tha, wear showas
that he had mona. To-day he said thst
ne mad about $4,000. and, when the law
yer confronted him with the previous
sworn statement and the tax return. he
answered that he must have mads
mistake In giving in his property 20 the
assessor, adding: LET him withont ain
cast the hrst stone, and I don't think
there will be many windows lett in
Norfolk" 49,
Captain Wise confronted him with
sSo oeposlhons, one swearing that Mr..
assey hsa been sued for Islander and
verdict of one cent damages given
against him. The suit grew out OF his
alleged offer to procure as q wife for a
young man widow we'll fixed If the
young man would pay him $4,000. Mr..
assey said 1t was false.
The other deposition was to the effect
that being sent for by a man who sup-
posed he was dying, Mr.. Massey wrote
his lsst will and testament The man
recovered and found that the will left
everything to Mr.. Massey. Witness
said this wss false. He admitted that
this deposition had been used against
him In the Islander suit and letters
from John b. Baldwin and Governor
Letchen ruled out.
Captain Wise; "Wby, Mr.. Massey.
these men were dead ," Yes, bus their
signatures were genuine" retorsed Mr.
Massey. There was very little wrauQ~
ling to-day. Captain Wise, when the
judge told him that he must confne
himself so legal questions, said: Judge,
would not have your disposition for
one thousand dollars "
Judge Prentis smiled YEARLY and
answered; Captain, l am very tired"
The defense has several witnesses here
from Roanoke city and Franklin county
to back up the testimony of Col. Waddy
L. James that Mr.. Massey offered him.
as member OF the Legislature, q bride
to vote for him for United States Sena-
tor.
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on THE BALL FIELD YESTERDAY.
Rain Prevents the Game With
Richmond.
But One Inning Had Been Played and
Hei,her Side Had scored-fwo Games
Will Be Played This Afternoon-No
Game at neutrality-suspicious. Defeats
Petersburg.

Jupiter Pluvius and the membera of
the Roanoke and Richmond baseball
clubs had battle royal for supremacy
yesterday afternoon, but In the end
Jupiter came out victorious. Notwith>
standing the fact that q storm WAS
threatening when the hour for calling
the game approached about 200 deter
mined cranks had gathered at the ball
park anxious to soc the homo team take
fall out OF the leaders.
When Umpire Mclaughlin called
play 1t was evident that rain would soon
interfere with the proceedings. McCann
was In the box for the Magicians, while
Hnorr did the twirllng for the Hustlers.
Roanoke did not score in the first, al
though Sherer led of with q single snd
Stshl worked in q double. Then the
rain came down in torrents and time
was called for half an hour.
a. the end OF that period the rain
ceased falling and o little work on the
diamond soon had it in pretty fair con.
dltion. Richmond took their term at
the bat and went out in one, two, three
order. When Roanoke came in for the
hrst half OF the second rain commenced
falling again and the game was finally
declared off
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The Observation-Disclosures Fieht.

TOLEDO O. July 15.-The Ann
Arbor railroad officials here have as
>sented to proposition made by Toledo
Sporting men to allow the Corbett Fiiz-
simmons fist encounter to take place on
rSeir two big transfer boats used for
fefrying loaded trains across Lake Mich.
iRen. Each is eco feet wide and the
plan Is to have the two boats dashed
stem to stem and 1000 people could
FITNESS the fight. The Toledo pro-
Ijectors of the scheme are now in COM
smunicstion with the hackers of the two
athletes.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-16
A Drunken Man'e Crime

CHICAGO, July 15.- Peter HAZEL,
planning mill operator. In a fit OF
drunken rage, to-day fatally injured
his wife md himself. Hszel had been
drinking heavily, and had made fire.
quent threats of taking his life. His
wife demonstrated with him to-day, and,
becoming furious, Hazel seized a
butcher knife, and, throwing Mrs.
Hazel upon table, cut her throat from
ear to ear, finishing the work by driving
the bloody blade into his own neck.
Both we're dying when help reached
them.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-16
Two Engineers broken Down

WARRINGTON. July 1.-two more
naval engineers have broken down
physically and will be retired as q re-
suit Of severe work. One ia Chief EnpI,
neer Edward Msgee, who has been in
the New York navy yard ever since he
WAS taken from the Monterey, on ac>
count OF "freman's heart disease" He
was examined Saturday and ordered be-
fore retiring board. The second Is
Chief Engineer Hirschel Main, who has
arecord OF hairbreadsh escapes that few
can boast.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-16
shemwell Acquitted.

RALEIGH, N. G, July 15.-Baxter
Shem we'll, charged with the murder OF
DR.. R. l.. Payne, at Lexington, was this
morning acquitted, the jury having
been out since Saturday night. This
ends one of the most noted trials the
State has ever known. The verdict ia
received generally with surprise and In
dignetion. One OF the most prominent
men in the State said to-day: This is
what makes lynch law" The feeling
at Lexington has run high during the
trial, and 1t Is feared that trouble will
result,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-16
MILLIKEN WILL RETURN.
Surprised and Indignant at the Indict-
ment Against Him

WASHINGTON. July 15.-Judge Will
liam A. Milliken, OF the law branch of
the Postoffice Department., gives out the
following statement concerning his
brother. B. 81. Milliken, private secre-
tary to Senator Harris. who has been
indicted for entering the house of ex-
Solioitor-General Phillips wish improper
motives:
"Mr. b. b. Mllliken left town on the
advice OF his brother on Saturday, July
g, with the understanding that no GRIM
inal prosecution or proceedings would
be had against him. Since he has
1earned Of the indictment aud the
charges against him, he is surprised and
tndignsnt, and will return to Washings
ton TO meet the accusation. A full state
mens Of the case will be given to tho
press later;
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Properties Ordered Sold

CINCINNATI, Ohio, July l5.-When
Receiver McNulta last Thursday filed
petition for the sale OF the Hobart and
M attoX and the consolidated distilleries
located here, Judge TAFT gave till to-day
10 near from creditors and others in
terested. No notices we're received and
this afternoon Judge Taft ordered the
properties sold under the petition.
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A British warship's WORK.

KINGSTON, Jamaica, July l5.-The
British warship Tartar seized tho
schooner World 80 day in these waters
a number Of Cuban passengers on
board the schooner on the approach of
the warship began throwing overheard
large quansity OF arms and ammuni-
ton which had been concealed in the
hold. When the searching party from
the warship boarded the World thew
found only tobacco on board.
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murder Mystery In MIchican.

ALGoNAc. Mich, July 15-A box
containing g part OF a human body was
found In Mitchells Bsy to-day and In
dicates that murder has been commit
ted. The body has been hewn in two
The remains were carefully packed and
the box securely nailed. There Is no
way of identifying the remains. and the
whole affair Is o mystery.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-16
GeorgIa Central Reorganizatlon PLAN.

New York, July 1.-the modified
plan OF reorganization Of Georgia Cen.
trail just issued, states that the fifty.hve
per cent Of consolidated bonds coming
to Savannah and Western bond holders
are to be sold by the syndicate handling
the main issue, but that Savannah and
western holders may require their pro.
tective committee to buy back these
bonds at IS by fling notices within A.
teen days Of the bondholders' meeting.
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A Probable suicida.

WASHINGTON, July ia special TO
the Post from Newport News. Va. says:
1.-The body Of John MAyes. aged 80, who
came here last Friday from Richmond
was found floating in the river this
afternoon. The body was identified by
e. P. Mayes. OF this city, 8 cousin OF the
unfortunate man. He thinks the de-
ceased committed suicide In a fit OF de-
spondency over his failure to get work,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-16
Trial Yacht Races In August.

New York, July 15.-In all probabil.
ity the trial races for the international
yacht races will be held from August
10 to 12 The races to be held on July
20 and 80 between the Defender and
Vigilant will be informal and have but
little bearing on the trial races, chat is,
OF course, unless the results should be
such as to leave no doubs as to the
merits of the yachte
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-16
rho Commission Extends the Time

WASHINGTON, July l5.-The Intersta to
Commerce Commission TO day granted
an extension of time wishin which all
railroads must equip cars with secure
grab Irons or hand holds in the ends OF
sides OF cars, from July to December
next. The time for complying with the
act requiring the use of drawbars of the
standard height on all cars has also been
extended until February Is, 1896.
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Fell over a Precipice

LONDON, July ia party OF five
Englishmen while trying to ascend Mt.
Ortler without guide, the Hottest
mountain OF tho Tyrol and OF the Aus
trian empire. situated in Rhaetian Alps,
fell over a precipice and all were seri-
ouslY injured. One OF the party Is dying
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The Carlisies Reach wash inston.

WASHINGTON July Is Secretary Car
Isle and his son, Logan, who has just
returned from London, where he IS
sisted in the compilation and delivery to
the Rothschilds OF So ZOO, 600 of the re-
cent bond issues, reached Washington
last night. The secretary has spent the
last two weeks IS the guest OF Assistant
Secretary Hamlin, az Marion. Mass.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-16
The Chinatown Guide De-,

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. July 10
Clarence Barr, the Chinatown guide,
who was stabbed. oy c. B. Henderson, 8
travelling salesman, from Rochester, N.
Y, during the course Of row over the
payment for drinks in the berroom of
the Baldwin House early Saturday
morning, died this morning. Hender-
son has been charged with murder.
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Mrs! O'Leary,s Son R,ch

CHICAGO. July 15.-The alleged hood
lers, Martin and Flnkle. furnished bail
to-day. The chief surety for Martin is
James O'Leary, president OF the Roby
Racing Association. OLeary is con
OF Mrs. Catherine O'Leary, whose lamp
and cow are credited with starting the
great Chicago FIRE. He scheduled 49,
900 worth of property.
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VIII Attack the BLACK rlac..

HONG KONG, July ia force of 7, 600
Japanese troops have left Tuatuala to
attack the black flags at Tai Wan Flu.
a battle between the opposing sroops Is
expected to take place on Saturday
next. a strong naval force will CO.
operate with the land force for the
Japanese. Reports received here from
the southern portion OF the island of
Formosa show that oil Ia quiet there.
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The Engineer burned to Death.

LEWISTON, N. Y, July 15.-The
steamer Ciebola, OF the Niagara Navi-
cation Company. was entirely destroyed
by fire last night. The engineer was
caught in the engine room and burned
to death. The hotel near the docks
caught fire and was burned to the
ground
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-16
Mrs. Oorbett's Divorce Suit

New YORK, July 15.-Testimony in
the suit OF Mrs. Ollie Corbett for d.
vorce from James j. Corbets was saken
by Referee Jacobs to-day. Counsel for
the plaintiff announced that she charged
her husband with improper conduct in
the Bates House, Indianapolis; in
Charleston, w. Va, AMI at Evansville,
Ohio. April l.
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The Following Letter wss Written by MIR
w. Il. Carr, Former Leader OF the Roam
oke Machine Works Band and Chief Car
Inspector of Norfolk and Western Rail.
road.
ROANOKE, Va, October 90, 1894
Hobbie Music Co.,
GENTLEMEN:-It is with pleasure that
| add my testimonial to the many you
now possess regarding the merits Of the
Marshall & Wendell piano. The tone is
sweet rich and full, touch easy elastic
and responsive; workmanship and finish
elegant. In fact, l think 1t ranks with
any of the frst-class pianos now on the
market. Very truly,
w. X CARR
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For Numbering ais rather

BROOKLYN. N. Y, July I5.-The ex-
animation Of William Henry, accused
OF numbering his father, Charles W.
Henry, began in the Myrtle avenue
police court to-day. Walter Henry,
brother OF the prisoner, was present.
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Their Relations Arc straincd.

LIMA, July 15.-The relations OF Peru
with Bolivia are strained. 1t rumored
that the minister OF Bolivia 20 Peru Is
about to retire. The government OF
Peru will send ? 600 men to the Bolivian
frontier.
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ExcursIon steamer Reported sunk.

NORFOLK, July 15.-Steamer Ariel,
Clyde line. left here at p m. with
large nuTbe negro excursionists for
Petersburg, reported sunk up James
river. Can get nothing definite here.
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MARINE Hospital Bureau in Charge.

WASHINGTON, July l5.-Ths United
States Marine Hospital bureau has as
sumed control Of the quarantine station
at Southport, N. c., with Past Assistant
Surgeon Eager In charge. Four SAM
tary inspectors have been appointed for
duty throughout the State. North
Carolina has heretofore conducted Its
own sanitary arrangements, but now
turns IL over to the control OF the fed
eral government.
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Norfolk, 8: Petersburg. 2

NORFOLK, Va, July 15.-Norfolk took
to-day's game from Petersburg by q
score OF 8 to 8 this afternoon. The
fielding on both sides was ragged. The
nome team put in their new twirler,
mcPharland, who only allowed the WIS.,
itors five hita.
Score p IT T.
Norfolk. ........... 1OOa023 Oo-S 2
Petersburg. ..... OO21 OO1 n "a < a
!, Observation-Disclosures and Cote; Carney and
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Called at the Fourth Inning.

LYNcHBuRG, Va, July l5.-The game
scheduled uo-day between Lynchburg
ana Sortemouth, was called in the
fourth inning on account CT rain. The
score stood TO in favor of Lynchburo
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LONDON, July 15.-The results 80 far
received indicate an overwhelming con.
sentative victory. There have been re-
turned los conservatives, Is unionists,
Parnellites and McCar.heyites.
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=, the above table includes games forfeited by
Roanoke to Norfolk ~
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Games Scheduled For To-day.

Richmond at Roanoke; Portsmouth at
Lynchburg; Petersburg at Norfolk.
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Baseball Notes.


Two games will be played this after
noon, one commencing at $3.50 and the
other at 4:45. Only one admission will
be charged. Rain checks issued yester.
day will be good for either game, but if
either OF the games Is played the rain
checks will not be good for any subse.
quent day.
The stockholders OF the Roanoke
Baseba Association held meeting last
night and discussed financial affairs.
The club was shown to be on solid
basis In that respect. 1t was decided to
tranafer six OF the games scheduled here
for next month, three TO Richmond and
three to Nofolk, so instead of PLAYING
eighteen games al home In August but
twelve will be played. Both Richmond
and Norfolk offered the management
large guarantees for these games.
In the six games last week Roanoke
secured II hits for total of ia bases
VI these, four were home runs, eight
triples and Is doubles. Fultz secured
three OF the home runs and Padden one.
The triples were divided as follows:
Padden 8, Fultz l. Welch Q, Cavsnauph
l, and Little 8. or the doubles Stahl
secured S. Sherer 2, Padden 9, Welch 9.
and Mccain, Clark, Cavanaugh and
Fnltz one each.
Williams, the now pitcher from the
defunct New York league, arrived in
Roanoke Sunday. He is q heavily
built young man and will doubtless
make an excellent record in this league.
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NEW SCHOOL BOARD ELECTED.
Council Adopts the Recommen-
dation of Old Board.

T. T. Fishburne. Roy Ii. Smith, a. ID. Ham
mond, f. b. Crabill, w. e. Thomas and
n. G. Davies VIII Compose the Board
Accounts Approved-Mayor's Mes-
sage-Firemen Want the Drivers' Sal
aries Restored.
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ONE Knabe piano. in perfect order and
tune and fully warranted, for SIPS; easy
payments; no interest charged Hobbie
Music Co.
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The OoIleotor and peputles Not zinc

Oofeotur ana Deputies Not There.
GRAYsoN, KY, July 15.-On Thurs day
last four mules OF the property of tbs
Lexington and Carter County Mining
Company, were seized by deputies Of j i.
w. Peck, railroad tax collector, and
brought TO the city to be sold to-day to
satisfy their railroad tax.sOwing ID the
appearance OF about 1900 mounted men
the sale did not take place Peck and
hls deputies could not be found This
Is an outgrowsh of railroad war.
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How the Clubs Stand.
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THE POLLARD MURDER.
Hriai Oh mary Alternately Commemorative
Oenies MarahIa.s Etarz

AEfsyILLE, Va, July 15.-No troubl
occurred at Lunenburg Court House
over Sunday. The attendance at court
10 DAY was the largest that had been
seen. Judge Perry on behalf of Mary
Aoefnathy attempted to get chsnge Of
venue, but Judge Orgain oyerruled his
motion. Thereupon Judge Perry drop.
ped the case. N'op
After considerable difficulty a iury
WAS procured. There were four colored
Jurors on the jury. Mr.. Pollard, the
nrst witness. gave the same testimony
given In the Marable case When Solo.
mon msrsble was PIT upon the stand
he claimed the woman did the killing.
but his testimony conficsed st points
with his former statements
The defense placed several respect
able gentlemen on the stand to testifv
TO Mary Abernathy's good character.
mary Alternately when placed on the
stand In her own behalf denied that she
knew anything of the murder. She de-
nounced the accusations OF Marable as
absolutely false. a woman testified
that when Mary Alternately reached
home the evening OF the murder her lit
10 GIFTS first remark was: why
fighting"
AT o'clock adjourned for supper.
Public interest Is high and opinions
much divided as TO the guilt or tnno-
cence OF the women. Marsble's story
loses foroe every time he repeats It,
This has caused q slight change in pub
lie sentiment in favor of the women.
mary Abernathy's case will probably
reach the jury late Tonight.
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National League Games.

At Louisville: r II x
Brooklyn........... 00111O2O
Batteres-lnks and Spics; Lucid and Grim
At Cincinnati: r. Fl. II.
and Ryan.
At St. Louis: r. II. T.
ssw E So4t:: st5sS j 8
Wilson.
At Chicago: r.. II. x.
Chicago; 45o0o19 sx-l6 IL
Philadelphia $3.50. o 0020 320-s Is o
Batteries and Donohue; MtG!n
Lampc and Buckley
Results of Sundays Games
At Cincinnati: r. H. E
Observation-Disclosures S q
Washington ....... Q $4,000 OLE II
Batteries-Forcman, Rhines and Murphy; An
dcrson and MCGUIRE.
At Louisville r. Ii, E.
Batteries-Wey McDcrmott and Warner;
Stein and Daily.
At st. Louis: r. III. E
Cleveland .....,... o 90 5000 90 10 8
Observation-Disclosures and Miller; Wilson md
O'Connor.
at Chicago: r. III. Z.
S SsfiSSis :::. GSSSslasSss i il
Batteries-G.ifi,h and Kittredge; Clarksor and
Clarke
Cleveland Baltimore game yesterday
postponed on account of rain.
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THE WEATHER.

&s1a Forecast for Virginia: Showers; prob
ably clearing In the afternoon;
warmer; souther1y winds.
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Knabe Piano, Seven Octaves, a1e5.

Observation-Disclosures game yesterday
postponed on account of rsin.