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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-06-13
WEEMS STEAMBOAT COMPANY

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Potomac River Route.
summer schedule.
steamer Potomac leaves Bal,i-
more every Tuesday at O j. NJ. for the fol-
lowing landings:
Miller's, Coan, Adams.
Grasons', Bundick's, Piney Point,
Brome's, Cowarts, Howanrs,
Bacon's, kinsale, Stones,
Jones's, L'ge Landing Abelrs,
Lewisetta, Mundy's Pr, Leonard town
Sandy Point,
Returning leaves Leonaidtown at A.
NJ. Thursdays, making oil the above land
ings and arriving in Baltimore about &.
NJ. Friday. Leaves Baltimore every Fri
day ut 6 Il. NJ. for the following River
Landings and Washington
Miller's. Bundick's, Piney Point,
Grasons, Cowart's, Abell's,
Brome's, Kinsale, Leonard town
Bacon's, L'ge Landing Riverside,
yones's, Mundy's PIT, Liverpool, Pt
Lewisetta, Sandy Point, Glymont,
Coan. Adams Alexandria.
Arriving in Washington about II Pm,
Saturday.
Returning, will leave 9TH Street Wharf.
Washington, every Sunday at 4 =. M.
making the above landings, including
stones, arriving in Baltimore about 8 A.
NJ. Tuesday.
: Steamer Ssse leaves Baltimore cy-
cry Sunday at 8 p. NJ. FIR the following
River Landings and Washington
Miller's, :Piney Point, :Lancaster's,
Grasons, Abelrs, Riverside,
Bromes, Leonard town Liverpool PIT.
Bacon's, Towards, Giymont,
Jones's, Stones, Alexandria.
Adams, Bushwood,
arriving in Washington Monday evening.
Returning leaves Washington at 9P. Nj.
every Monday for Baltimore and the fol-
lowing River Landings:
Alexandria, Deep Point, Bundick's,
Glymont, Beale's, Covart's.
Liverpool r., Pincy Point, Lewisetta,
Riverside, Adams, Brome's,
Abells, Sandy Point, Bacon's,
Leonard town Kinsalc, Joncs's,
Nomini, Mundy's PIT, Grason's,
Mt. Holly, L'ge Landing, Millers,
Coan,
arriving in Baltimore Wednesday morning
about 5 A. NJ Returning leaves Balti.
more al L. NJ. wednesday for the follow.
ing River Landings and Washington
Lewisetta, Mundys PIT. Bealc's,
Coan, Kinsale. Riverside
Bundick's, Sandy Point, Liverpool PIT,
Cowarts' Nomini, GlymOpt.
L'ge Landing, Mt. Holly, Alexandria.
Deep Point,
arriving in Washington Thursday evening.
Returning leaves Washington al 8 L. NJ.
Thursday for Baltimore and the following
River Landings.
Alexandria, Deep Point, Bundick's,
Glymont, Beale's, Cowart's,
Liverpool PIT, Piney Point, Lewisetta,
Riverside, Adams, Brome's,
Lancaster's, Sandy Point Bacon's,
Bushwood. kinsale, Ioncs,s,
Nomini, Mundy's PIT, Gras0n's,
Mt. Holly, L'ge Landing, Miner's,
COan,
arriving in Baltimore about ) A. NJ. Sat
urday.
Freight received on SATURDAYS, Mondays
and Thursdays. All River Freight must
be prepaid. Accommodations strictly
to HENRY WILLIAMS,
Manager, Baltimore.
SE kEfhiifhESSSfnN a.. 4 Goa Agents. WASHINGTON.
+. A. REED, Agents. Alexandria.
May 16-tfI
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-06-13
RATIFICATION NOTICE.

James IT Harrison. nxt friend 10 Theo-
philus Harrison, anil Others.
vs.
Wlihelmina A. Harrison and others.
In The Circuit Court for 81 Mary's county,
sitting rs Court Of Equity,
Nc 795 IN. E.
Ordered this Goth div of MAY. 1895.
that the sale made and reported by James
L. Harrison, Trustee irI the above cause,
be ratified and confirmed unless cause
" the contrary be shown on or before the
4th Monday In June, 1855. provided a
copy 81 this order he ptblished in the st.
Mary's BEACON once week for three sue.
cessive weeks prior b. the said 4th Monday
in June, 1898.
The report states tlnli the land sold for
$4,000.
sEhE4 - NIL, Clerk.
True ccpy-TN:
JAMES J. greenwich. Clerk
May so. 1s05-3wf
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-06-13
FOR SALE,

Several thorough bred fresh 10y
Jersey cows. Prices reasonable. One
registered Holstein Bull three years old.
The finest breed of Cattle for milk and
beef. Can be seen at my place at St.
Clements Bay.
J. L. ROWLAND.
May 80, 1S95-4t
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-06-13
GRAND EXCURSION !!
G1AMN rnilRNAMEMr-

G1AMN r0llRN AMEMf.
There will be Grand Tournament at
X: J. Readmond's store, Mattapany, near
Milestone Landing, on
THURSDAY, July d, 1895.
Prizes Road Cart. Saddle, Bride,
Whip and Lap-Rohe.
Riding will commence at 2P.M.
Knights fee, s1.oo.
Chief Marshal-Dr. HENRY RICH
ARDSON.
Heralds-OsCAR JONES, WIN. V.
WATERS.
Judges-XAVlER THOMPSON, DA-
VID HAMMETT, VII. s. COPPAGE.
SUPPER and BALL-also FIREWORKS
at night.
Ring Masters-BEN CHASE, HENRY
BUTLER, ROMANUS WATTS.
| lAdmissiou-50 cents to Supper and Ball.
Come and have good time.
Orator of the Day-DANIEL c. HAM
NETT.
Orator of the Evening-B. II. CANA
LIER.
Music on the ground by the Mattapany
bano. June l3-tdH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13
RICHMOND TAKES THIS ONE.
The HustlerS Defeat the Kaslcians by a
Score Of Eight 10 FIVE.
PERFECT FIELDING DOES The WORK,
Roanoke gatied In Hard Luck-sherer'
Fine Stick Work-Ot'er Features
of the Game.

ROANOKE. VA. June 12.-SreciaL-lhe
Richmonds took the odd game OF tne
series from Roanoke this AFTERNOON, az
though for a short time Z lcokeu as
though the ,iagicians would NIKE II '"V
out Of three. -,
Tannehill was hit hard. but perfect
fielding and inability to make a hit wheh
che was needed did the work.
Roanoke batted in hard luck. ror IN
stance. in the sixth, they maze vi
eireIea hut were unable to score. Sherer
az arcat work with the stick, being Gre
dited with three singles and doAoie'
Iiafn also cracked out four singles. CaNd-
nauyh had home run ana Il single
vbiic Viox drew a double and TWO SIN
giles. .-,,..- ,s.r ,,,a-
nolSe was very wild. sending SIX men
10 bases on balls. and hitting two others
He also made an error Of judgment IN
falling 10 retire a runner at mira, Whlch
cost a run.
with two men on bases in the First
Cavanaugh drove the ball over the fence
for a home run. In the seventh. two
Magicians were on the bags and Bradley
sent them acrs's the rubber with
rafting triple
Richmond also scored in the first.
when, with two men on bases. MCGOWAN
drove q single into left field. They added
two more i'm the fourth. and this time 1T
was Kahn who made the necessary hit
with two Of the corners occupied by his
comrades. Cavanaugh's wild throw and
Berte's single gave them another in the
fifth
In the sixth Kahn hit safely, went 10
second on Houseman's single. and scored
when Niox mufed Cavanaughs throw
20 catch him at third.
punching Of hits gave the leaders
two earned runs IN the eighth. Tame
hill opened UP with a double. and scored
on Kains fourth hit Of the game Groves
followed with a single and Kahn scored.
Houseman flied out 10 Farrell. Wells
drove a liner at Cavanaush. who return
Cd the bah to Little in time TO retire
Groves and complete a double ply.
The score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13
GRYNER GONE FOR GOOD.
no INFORuA TON ASTO HIS WHERE
ABOTI'S.
Deposttions Taken by Him Returned TO
Clerl Godd n by Ms'l-barber
Murrsy's Luck.

me whereabouts Of c. ". Gryner are
as yet unknown TO the police Of Rich
mond. The Goodman Brothers, for
whom the young man was receiver do
MT know what amount of money was
made way with by Gryner. They have
not as vet examined their books.
WILL Nor ARTIST HIN.
II was rumored yesterday that Gryher
had sailed for Europe. and that the
Goodman Brothers had cabied to have
him arrested at Liverpool. This was
denied by a member Of the Goodman hrm'
who said that they had no further IN
teres. IN Gryner inasmuch as they were
secured from all loss by having the
Guarantee Company on Gryner's bona.
DISPOSITIONS MAILED.
clerk Charles W. Goddin, OF the Chan-
gerry Court, yesterday received copy OF
the depositions taken by Charles " cry
nor in Inc case OF Ford & Ford now
nending in that court. They were H'a'iSi
IL pichmond al 5 a. VI. yesterday. IL
is quite evident that Gryner ieit ,n'1c
papers with some friend, with inStfuctohs
as TO when they should De na'lep 70 VI
Gosain. The address on the envelope was
not in Gryner's handwriting.
NuenAY's GOOD LUCK.
on Saturday night young Gryner paid
hill of 81 20 Murray < scott. the DarDeIs
on Main street. between Sevenfn ana
Figh-h. The bill was paid with cash.
ans not with one OF those worthless
checks. T. A. Hulcher. the Broad-street
restaurant nan. was not so fortunate,
However. as he took Gryner's check FOR
&
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

The meeting OF the ladies OF the sum
mer Rest Auxiliary AT Major enters
home yesterday morning showed that the
recent entertainment was great financial
success. Three hundred and twenty dol
lars was cleared and about 500 donated;
SD was made alone on the bicycle one
hundred dollars was appropriated to buy
a road wagon 20 make the summer home
for girls more attractive. -Four hundred
dollars will 30 20 the building of a new
ho,,se on their grounds which contains
sixfv acres The establishment Of several
funds was discussed Several meCbcrs OF
The advisory board were appointed TO
draw up constitution.
Thoy were Miss Grace Arents, Mrs. z.
q Barxsdalc, Mrs. stephen Pu,ney and
Mrs. Richard Meade.
The society adjourned until the first
wednesday IN october
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13
An Interesting ncc1slrn


The Epw0rth Leagues Of Richmond and
Manchester. on The invitation OF the
Centenary League. Will assemble i'm Cen
tenary church tonight ar $40 o'clock 20
hear an address by DR. W. 6. Starr of
Petersburg. nr. Starr is well known in
Richmond. and has hosts of friends here.
lie is one OF tie brightest mon in the
Virginia pulpit
The music of the occasion viii be I'M
der the direction of Mr.. Webb, the choir
master of the church.
one pleasing feature Of the occasion will
be the presentation Of banner TO the
Centenary League The presentation
speech will be made by Or. Sledd. and
the response by Mr.. W. ). Copeland,
president of the League.
II is expected also that a League union
will be formed and provision made for
regular union meetings.
After the public exercises. the visit
ing Leagues viii be invited TO spend a
social hour in the lecture-room.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

interf sting Service ut the Fir Bsptist
Church.

Church.
Rev. w NJ Jones was ordained to the
Gospel ministry at the First baptist
church last night. in the presence of a
large asscmbiaec by "a prcsbytory con-
sisting of Rev Drs. Cooper. W. r.. Hatch
cr d. G.. Hidden. III. h. Harris Dr. Corey.
and Rev. AIR. jolly.
DR. cooper presided. and after a brief
invocation. related the circumstances OF
The call OF the candidate 20 ordination.
The hymn. 81 Love Thy Kingdom. Lord. "
was then sung by The congregation. after
which Roy. Mr. jolly read passage from
the third chapter of /. Timothy and led
ga prayer. The 0rdainiug prayer was
made by Rev. Dr. Corey, and the lay
ing on Of hands by the presbytery fol
lowed.
Captain Frank CUNNINGHAM then SANG
very swectly. "Harki the Voice Of Jesus
Calling" after which pr. Hidden delivered
the charge 20 the candidate and Dr.
Hatcher followed in brief address TO the
church.
Mr.. Jones is a member OF the First
Bapts; church. and is HEAD IN high esteem
by the members of that church. which
called him 90 ordination. He was edu-
Gated az Richmond College and after
completing his course al that institution
spent two years at the Southern Baptist
Theological Seminary, AT Louisville. Ky.
lie is q fine student, and "a young man
OF great promise. lie Will supply the pull
Dit OF the Second Baptist church In Balti-
more during the summer. after which re
Will return 90 the Seminary TO complete
hls studies there.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13
LEAVE RICHMOND.
ONTTORS Likely TO BE TRANS
i. ERRED TO PIMA DELPHIA.
yho'e fleet " IL said WIZ be Removed
10 Phtiads iphia to Remain
Permanently.

The monitors Catskill and Lehigh have
been taken from their moCrings. and tenn
corarilv brought up outside OF the other
vessels anchored about three ana a half
miles below this city. Their decks have
been cleared. aud the ships have been
generally put I'm READINGS for their trans
Ter 10 the Norfolk navy yard. There
they will be- thoroughly overhaulcd, pre-
uaratory 10 being taken 20 League Is
land. in the schuyikih river. near Fhila-
delphia, where they Will be stationed IN
the future.
TIM OTHFHs TO HOLLOW.
While 40 order has as yet been issued
to that effect. II Is understood mat the
remaining four monitors are 10 foHo" the
Catskm and Lchigh within short time,
and that for that reason. no successor
viii De- appointed TO Captain Pigman. the
present commander OF the monitors.
II this plan Of the Government is car
ried out. and an SIX monitors are Trans
ferrcd 20 Philadelphia. the city OF Rich
mond VIII ln that manner lose q revenue
OF from S2.o0O 90 5000 per monih, "hlch
amount IS now being spent by the ftn-
eral Government for the maintenance ana
support Of the crews on board OF tnese
vessels. and which in turn Is expended in
this city for provisions and other articles
needed by the officers and men.
mcuNoNp WILL pnoTfsr
n IS expected that the Chamber Of Com
mcrcc and other bodies in This city VIII
take action ln the premises. and that the
Virginia representatives viii he requested
10 use their influence with the Navy Dc
partmont 20 prevent. II possible, the re-
moval Of the irOnciads. J
ono Of ;ho principal reasons why me
transfer should not be made Is stated TO
be The fact that no safer place can De
found for the monitors. and that they
ar. better protected against floating zee
,hsn they would be In the ncighborhood
Of Philadelphia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

KNOW I've 10 h'fi"N-
The second session Of the Southern stu
dents Conference Will begin al h"oN
vile. Tenn. Friday evening next, ana
close on Sunday night June 25d. The ses-
sion will be- held under the direction OF
The college department Of the Information
al Committee OF the Young Men 'hfis-
tIan Associations. on the grounds OF the
University Of Tennessee al Knoxville
one platform meeting Will DE held each
day, and some two hundred delegates
from every State in the south are eN-
pocted.
Among the speakers who have been
secured viii De.
Or. Robert j. McBryde. Of Lexington
Va. who will also preside.
Mr. Frank Anderson, Of oxford Uni
vorsitv. reprcs, utiug the lnter-OniVer-
sity Union Of Great Britain
Mr. Fred. ONein. Of Queens College.
Belfast. ireland. representing the stu
dent Volunteer Missionary Union OF
Great Britain.
Mr.. L. Wilbur Messer tho leader Of the
great Young Mems Movement of Chicago.
Dr. James "A. Brookes of ST. Louis.
Bishop Charles Galloway.
Mr.. David McConaughy. Madras. India.
Dr Walter h. Lambuth. Nashville Ten
nessee.
Mr.. r. l.. Willis Will conduct the sing
ing.
portion Of the time Of the meetings
will bee devoted 20 equipping men for
leaders of Bible classes. Mr.. David Nc
Conauphy will conduct the normal class
in the devotional method of Bible study.
and Mr.. 4. r. Jamison. Of the southern
Baptist Theological Seminary. Louisville.
Ky. Will conduct the Normal Workers
Bible Training class
The Missionary Institute for volunteers
and members of missionary committees
will be under the leadership of Mr. H. b.
Sharman. general secretary Of the Stu
dent Volunteer Movement assisted by
Travelling Secretary H. w. Luce.
The afternoons Will be devoted
exclusively 10 recreation. Every IA
cility viii Doe afforded for an forms
OF land and water sports. A vol
untary committee composed Of promi-
nent athletes of leading southern insti-
tutions will have charge Of the athletics.
This insures the most enthusiastic inter
est ia the physical department Of the
conference.
Most of the Virginia colleges win send
good DELEGATIONS 90 the conference Rich
mond College will Doe represented 10y
Mcssrs. John ,. Hurt. w b. Gibson.
H. 81. Fisatt. ~ A. Martin and John
r. Johnson. who viii leave for Knox
willie tonight. They will be Joined by
other members Of the Virginia dclega-
ton en- route.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13
a., po.r We Ea,e With you.

The following letter was sent 10 Rev.
a. Taylor. pastor Of Laurel-street NJ. T..
S,,,,ch This family consists OF three
,irle and two boys. abe father is par
10 ,'.,,d and Inc mother is sick. The con-
'... go, al Laurel-Street has rendered
81 go, so,ne assistance. but the case is
n w. thai win call forth the sympathy Of
ons one who will visit them and see their
restitution:
Mr.. Taylor: .o, svhat Won
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13
BIZ INESS
1910 BOOMING
BARGAINS.
el.-t-- --<.1l !. 49,
Mems Fine Suits for $40,

made from Pre- Wool Cassimeres,
Cheviots. and Serses-beautifully made.
handsomely trimmed. sarerbly finished,
end folrn-atting; Suits Of our own high
standard. union-make; Suits that. are In
every way first-class and SPEAK their
own worth and value; Suits for so that
attract the masses and make the busy
scei IS and lively hustle al our store
every hour In the DAY and every day
in the week; Suits that look well and
wear as well as they look. TEN DOL
LARS takes the choice. Samples marked
in plain figures in the west window.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

In accordance with the instructions OF
the Secretary of the Treasury. Mr.. VII
liam Ryan. collector of internal revenue
for this district, has commissioned three
extra deputies. as follows. Charles r.
Bouldin. Randolph Va; Charles H. John
ston. Norfolk, Va. and Edward II. Den
MS Dorsctt, Va. These deputies have
been especially detailed for the fruit dis
tillery business. They will have work. for
the most part. in Southside Virginia, a
section known as one full of work and
trouble for the revenue officer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

Mr.. j. +. Melton. OF Louisa county,
came to this city on Monday TO sell his
tobacco. After disposlng of II. he went
OUT on the town. lie met some convivial
friends. and as a result. was soon in a
dazea condition. His companions robbed
him OF a gold watch and ring. and about
$40 in money. Mr.. Melton reported the
matter TO the police who are working on
the case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

Messrs. 4 esenheiner and Pl~umacher
Unvo u ut le Bout.

Mcssrs. I esenheiner and Pl@umacher
Have Lit le Bout.
There was a lively scrimmage on Bank
street in front of The Times building,
yesterday afternoon, about 4 o'clock. Mir.
William Flesenheimer and Mr.. f. ii.
Plumacher were the principals. and they
were evidently on bad terms. for they
used some terse phraseology for a while,
and then got down TO steady work for Il
little while. Mr.. Piumacher seemed TO
get a trifle the best OF the scrimmage
He swung his arm around with a terrific
lcft-hander which knocked Mr. Ficgen-
heimer out into the street. The latter
gentleman then sauntered up the hill In
the Capitol Square. No material damage
was done, and neither gentleman is much
the worse of for the episode.
No warrants were sworn out up 10 a
late hour last night. and IT is hardly
probable that any arrests will be made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

The commencement of the Richmond
High School will be held at the Mozart
Academy next Monday night. Rev. W.
j. Young ID. d.. will deliver the adj
dress. and Rev. W. l.. Wright. ID. H..
will deliver the Peabody medals. Mr.. T..
r. Starke will deliver the medal TO the
cooking class and the diplomas and GER
tihcates will be delivered by Hon. j.
TAYLOR EllvsOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

Tie Peiesspurgs Win By a Sevre OF Iwe'v'
IN Seven.

PETERSBURG, VA, June is.-speclal.-
The Norfolks we're defeated sgain this
afternoon by the home team, by score
of u TO I. The visitors only got five hits
OFF of Packard. who pitched eilt-edged
ball Three Of these hits were home-runs,
which were made. two by Geicr and one
by McGann Home-runs were also made
by Lippert, Turner. Sanford. and Sulli-
van. OF the Petersburg team
Packard and keefer were the battery FOR
the home team, and Chard. Kelly. and
Geier for the visitors. Chard IL . new
man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13
Petersburg ............... 005OOO331-l.
Norfolk ................... 1 o. 0O1I3O-7

Summary: Earned runs-Petersburg. 4:
Norfolk, 4. Home-runs-Geier (2). McGann.
Lippert. Turner. Sullivan. Sanford. Two
base hits-Packard. Bases on balls-on
Packard, 4; of Chard. :: off Kelly. 4.
Struck out-by Packard. 3: by Chard. 2.
Bases from being hit-Collnower "a.
Turner. Breen. Double plays-Breen and
Turner; Mccain, Collifiower and Gcier;
Iollllo"er and Coreoran. Stolen bases
Lippert (Sl. Sanford, Brcen. McGann
Wild pitches-Chard (2). Passed halls
keefer %, Geier d). Time OF game two
hours and fifteen minutes. Umpire AIR
Mitchell.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Cleveland at New York.
ST. Louis al Brooklyn.
Louisville at Philadelphia.
Pittsburg a. Baltimore.
Cincinnati at Washington.
Chicago at Boston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13
The Chamber of Commerce

The annual meeting Of the Chamber OF
Commerce win be held in the Assembly
Hall Of the Chamber this evening at {
O'Clock. Among the important business
10 be transacted will be the election of
officers. and the election Of the Board OF
Directors a large attendance is earn
estly requested 10 be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

William Burge. the musician. whose
case Of dostitution was mentioned in
Tuesdays Times. was sent TO his home
in New York city yesterday. The aeccs-
sary assistance was furnished by Mr.
J. L. MAYER. OF the Old Dominion Steam
ship Company: Colonel John Murphy
the president of a Richmond charity So
ciety and a well-known lady OF Barton
Heights.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

think about putting a piece In the paper
stating my condition and asking for help.
IL you approve you will please do IT.
don; know what TO do. ! can't get any
thing 10 DO. ] am so grateful to you
for this and other kindnesses.
4. MURREY,
No. 10 south Cherry street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

A concert for the benefit Of the "Home
for the IDcurabes' will be given at the
Young Mems Christian Association Hall
Friday evening at $50 o'clock Several
amateurs have voluntarily offered their
services In this worthy charity. and a
celigh tful entertainment may be expected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

summary: Earned runs-Richmond. ..
Roanoke. 4. Base on balls-On TannehilI
J. off Mccain 6. Strack out-By Tame
HILL 6: by Mccain. 1.Two-b base hits-Berte.
Tannehill. Niox. Throe-base hits-Brad-
ley. Home run-Cavanaueh Double PLAYS
-Iannehill TO Wells Foster 10 Wells 10
Houseman, McCann TO Little. to Viox, 70
clark; Cavanaugh to Little. Wild pitch
McCann Hit by pitched ball-Groves.
roster Mccain. Time Of game-One
hour and thirty-hve minutes. Umpire
Mclaughlin.