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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-24

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this CITY. arc having a vault nlacol I'm
the Masonic Hall. on TaLb stfeet. for the
ureservatlon Of its records, at a cost of
three hundred dollars Mr. 6. ~ Bris-
ter. a member of the ledge. has the con-
tract.
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10 get ont of the way OF the beast oel
any further hafm colIl ne 1ohe h'n'
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KNIGHTS TEMpLAE OFF FOR BOSTON.
The members of Arpomat'ox Command
or ~ q t[,,i,,bte ,rs~,,,ior ~ Peters
b.,r, some dozen or more i'm number.
u.n ,.fu ,+f,~1 tto t,vent,,-si,th mi.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-24
A FATHERS HIGH HONOR
As Az OFFTCER he PROTECTS THE
ASsIJLTER or ms OWN child.
The Brute Paid the Penalty OF His CRIME
on the >caffoId In Kin. and Queen
Count,-Hc Confessed His Guilt.

WEST POINT. VA. AUG. G.-Special-
The negro Harris. who was short time
ago charged with an attempt 10 commit
criminal assault upon a six-ycar-oid white
child in King and queen county, and
sentenced to be hanged, was executed
to-day at King and queen Courthouse
in privacy
A large crowd assembled TO view the
scene but only thirty-four people were
permitted to see him hung.
AT about Il O'Clock the prisoner was
led to the scaalold. where he announced
10 the public that he had sinned, ana
warned the people in his hearing TO take
a lesson from his example. lie said ne
felt that God had pardoned him, and was
ready 20 meet death.
At 10 minutes past y p. NJ, the trap-
door dropped, and he was pronounced deau
by physician present In twelve MIL
utes afterwards.
He was taken down and buried near
the courthouse.
The crime was a remarkable one III
many respects While the negro ialleh
Of his purpose. his guilt was undouhte".
The matter was reported 10 the father o'
the child by two sons older than the siri'
after the negro had offered 20 pay thfil
not TO tell and also threatened 10 XII
them both II either said a word about
the crime.
The father was n deputy-shcrif1 ana also
the taller Of the county. He himself made
the arrest and while on the way TO the
jail with his prisoner. was forced TO pro
tect him from the threatened violence OF
a mob. who desired 20 werak speed ven
geance upon the brute.
The jailer IS an old Confederate sol
der, and IT is a fact worthy Of note that
he had the high sense Of the duties OF
his Office under such extraordinary cir
cun1stances 10 proteot the villain VINO
sought to ruin his own child. lie ward
ed of the woull-he lynchers. and told
them that as an officer Of the law u
was his duty 10 see that the law look
.ts course.
Harris was nineteen years Old and
committed the crime when the laiier ana
his wife were away from home.
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minrINsrILHE IHPRoyEuENrS.
The Honest Election Meeting 70 be Held
i'm Henry County.

NARTTNsVILLE, VA. Aug. &.-Spe-
al-Elder p. O.. Lester. eX-member or
Congress from this Fiftm district
preached quite an interesting sermon on
Thursday night az the Lester Iauerhacie
20 one Of the largest crowds tnat ever
assembled there.
Mr.. Lester Is one of the big guns OF me
Primitive Baptist church and IS a sIee.@'
faVoritc with the Henry county peoIi..
He LEFT for LeatberwoOd. where nc VIII
preach during the association, when he-
gins there to-day
Mr.. William VI. Peyton, eN-'ommoN.
wcalth's attorney for Henry has caiied
a meeting Of THE honest election people
of Henry. 10 meet and organize ON the
9Th day Of September. There VIII pe s'N-
erdl aspirants before the convention Wh'"
u Is called. among whom are several ln-
nuential citizens. and from present inui-
cations that sentiment Will prevail DID
the coming fight
Mr.. J. u. Stultz has let TO contract the
building Of a large brick tobacco factory
on Franklin street.
AIr. j. =. Lewis. cashier Of the Peoples
Bank Of Martinsvlle. Is building "a large
dwelling house on Church street
Mr.. II. /. Stuitz, Of the police force
is also building a nice cottage ON CleFc-
The dwelling OF Mr.. Geo.gc j. Towns.
on Massachusetts street, is nearing COM
pletiOn.
UT. X. !. iT'-lpAf OF iNt srNdil'M ift'T
theirs Tobacco Company, has under con-
struction a dwelling on Cleveland ave-
nue.
Mr. James L. Ford has about COM
pleted his new dwelling ON the south side
addition.
Mr. samuel g. Ford has broken dirt on
the foundation Of his dwelling on Gravely
street
Messrs Stanley & Tinslcy are getting
the material together for a large brick
factory on Fayette street.
Marf'nsvlle Is steadily and substantial
Is IMPROVING
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lz!!''I'!!!E|ISR''z|||'l!!'I'Z'k| (5

MUNYON'S Rheumatism Cure never
fails to relieve in three hours and cure
in three days.
MUNYON'S Dyspepsia Gore l. guar.
anleed 10 correct constipation and cure
all forms OF indigestion and stomach
trouble.
tNlON'S Catarrh Cure soothcs All
heals The afflicted parts and restore, them
to health No failure: q cure guarantees
MI iONS Kidney Cure speedily Snrcs
pans In The hacS. inin' OF ero.u, and a..
forms Of kidney i,easc.
MUNYON'S Nerve Cure cures ncryogs.
ness ani builds up no sN.,e,i.
MUNYON'S Viiaiizs, iIuIar's new 70.
restores lost towers - Weak anu dobil..a-
ted men. Proc 81 60.
No matter what the ..issa-s Is or now
many doctors have failed 20 cara you, AK
your druggist icr 2o-csts vial Of one Of
Munyon's Cures. and II you A.e not bsps
etsd your money will be refunded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-24

The Saratoga Events Have Been Very Tn
-afi-factory-Othcr Events.

AQUEDUCT RACE TRACK. y. Y,
Aug. 23.-To-dav was the seventeenth and
last day of the summer meeting Of the
Queens County jockey club. The weather
was perfect the track Was fast. and the
attendance, although not large, was above
the average. The card offered was a
good one and scratches were not so nu-
merous as usual Summarizes
First racc-nyc furiOngs- ii. OF,
Keeie. 10 - first, Ccnnemaugh second,
Fred. Train third. Time. los ~.
Second receive furlOnes. 0l3,
Hamilton. II 10 81 first. Beldemonio
second, Maggie Is. third. Time. 81 l-2
Third race-0ne mile -inquirend0 loi'
Hamilton. 10 - first. Cherry Stone
second, Lancer third. Time. i.it -.
Fourth race-onc mile.-L0gan 40. No
bic. 5 % ID first, Kinglet second, Mirage
third Time. "a
Fifth racc-one milo and n sixteenth
Ch.swick ui5. Bargcn. 3 % p first. Specu-
lation second, Baroness th.rl. flme,
1851 l-2.
sixth race-one milo ana an eighth
Sir Dixon. Jr. 9l. OLcary. 10 p FIRST.
ffohlrs second, Mcndicant ;hird. Time.
I.5S -
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err CHfRLEs RACES.
The Track Perfect and the speed Hot and
Fast.

The Track lffttfi ana Inc ~pttd bpt ana
Fast.
CAPE CHARLES. VA, Aug. 23.-spe-
al.-To-nieht closes the most successful
fair ever held by the Chesapeake Agricul-
tural Fair Association. the neat OF the
sun. which shone brightly all day. was
somewhat modified by cool breeze from
the bay. There was q very large attcl T.
ance for the last day.
The track was in perfect order. aud
tho racing was hot and fast. In the
scsCnd heat OF the thrce-minufe class
Afnold's driver was taken down on
charge Of pulling, tdt as tae driver put
in his place could do no better than
rfth, the FIRST driver was remOurted for
the third heat and secured fourth place
and Money In the 35 class Stellie be-
Camc stubt Orn and would NOT score With
the other horses. till the distance being
waived. she came al right, but could 10
no better than fourth The summary fol-
lows.
First race -three-minute class. trottirg;
Maindee. b. m, by Onward. dam
by Phiionius (Keiiy). +. ). Kei,y'
Kirkw ySi. Pei >, ;s,av,on ,;;.s a.
Nelson, Richmond. va. .....7 2 3
Arnold. br < Barnes. w. II.
HerbLrn. Baltimore, Mi........2 4
Kitty Dcugan. z m. lWilley), G.. p.
Wiley, .Patuxent Va. -.
age. Berlin, Ad................-.....5
Kitty Hawk. blk n. N.inham),
Cross x I.inham, Raleigh. y. c..
Verge Harkaway. b. m. (Cox), h.
). Cox Bermuda Hundred, Va.
Time .SOi.. 2ss IL. 20 Ii.
Second race-23s class. Eastern Shore
of Virginia horses: purse. 500
Bursar. br. s., oy Stranger. dam by
Jay Gould Dames). II =. James,
Cane Charles, Na........-........ 80. l
GRAY Eagle. z. >. parker. l.. T.
Parker. Hcrntop'n. Na.............. >
BERTHE. r. III. sStayton), W. G
West. Orancock. Na.......... .... ?
Basil, b. :. Drown, j. II. Bull,
Time-2:3i, 2.3lt2. 2;23is.
Third race-2'22 class. trot purse, 500.
Maggie Campbell, br. m. by
Pamlico. dam by Melville Chief
(Merrineld), ". Z. Merr!ho.d,
Baltimore, Nd........ ..........3
Commercial Girl b. NJ. (BTowly),
r. Herltshell, Baltimore. Md.
Maud ", br. m. Creamery. John
Rsamer. Baltimore, Md. ........2 3
Time-2:2SIt. rs. 2:9oi3. 2:2 "a.
Fourth race-?s5 class. Easton Shore
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ORIOLES AGAIN ITfD.
Their Winning Proclivities Hold out Won
derfulIy-Phillies Win Two Games

BALTIMORE, MD, Aug. 23.-rhe
Champions won two games from the
Washn-tons to-day, one of them being
POSTPONED game. Malarkey picked well,
but better fielding and base-running' by
the BaltimOres gave them the advantage.
ClarksCn was steady throughout. and eX-
ctpt in one inning kept Washington's hits
wen scattered. The Baltimore in-iiCld
punched four errors I'm the first inning,
but playec well during the remainder II
the game. In the second game Joe Cor
bett, a brother Of the Champion Jim,
cid tho pitching. He made an excellent
showing, and lad he been well supported
would probably have wen. Mcmahon was
lit hard I'm the nth inning. but the Bal
timOres Immediately took a brace. scOr-
Jig seven rs. Attendance $500. Score:
H. II. r..
Baltimore ...........I0 042OOx-s . 6
Washington .........2 70 f. ! IS 8
Batteries: Clarkson ana Clarke, Mdlar-
key and McGlite.
second game Il. H. T..
Baltimore ................2 ] oil j.
Washington ..............o O.
Game called C. the end of the sixth in
ming on account Of darkness.
Batteries. Mcmahon and Clarke, Cor
bctt and Mcclure.
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The Industrial Revival ia the james River
Valley.

LEXINGTON, VA, Aug. 25.-Spccial.-
The hot spell predicted by the National
Weather Bureau las not materializcd,
but, on the contrary, the weather during
the past few days has been like ial' ana
the days and nights have been unusually
cool for the season.
Work On The athletic grounds Of the
Washington and Lee University is going
ahead with a rush. ana Professor d. 4.
Humphreys. the engineer IN charge oi
the work. thinks that he viii have the
large grounds ready i'm time Tor che
orruing of the University, on the lZth
instant: These grounds VIII afford am
pie room for all kinds Of college sports.
and viii be a great addition 20 the attfac-
tivoness Of the University, and source
Of great pleasure and benefit 10 the
student body.
General q. W. G. Lee. president OF
Washington and Lee University, has Detn
spending a part of his vacation al the
White sulphur Springs in West Nlr-
ginia.
Hon. John Randolph Tucker. Dean OF
the Law School. has gone North ana
will attend the session OF the American
Bar Association. which is 10 meet IN
Detroit. Mich. next week.
Professor Charles a. Graves. OF the
Chair Of Common and Statute Law, has
also gone 10 Detroit. Mich TO attend
the annual session OF the American
Bar Association. There are only eigh-
teen members in that association from
Virginia
The Summer Law School CSmc to
close today. af.er a most successful scs-
sion. 4 number II the students IN the
81 n mer course will remain and take the
regular course in law
Or. r. Davidson. of Richmond. with
his f6mily. has located here fer Tho pr3c
tice Of his pro:sssi,n. dentistry.
To 60 INTO BLAST.
1t is officially announced that "Victori1"
fun ace, located At Gvshsn, In this coui,-
~. ore OF the largest and hest appointed
rlast-furnace plants in the South, VIII so
into blast between the lst and 10th proX..
and when II does get down 10 work
will be run 10 it's full capacity. This
means employment 10 hundreds OF hands.
and thousands Of dollars placed IN 'circu-
lation In this county.
The industrial revival at Buena Vista
continues. The furnace Is In full opera
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4 Sailor Hangs Himself.

NORFOLK VA. August cS-1his af-
,c~roon charles Prcntiss. n sailor from
Inc SIM Reverend was arrested and lock-
cd M FOR breach of the peace
An nour later Turnkey Griffin while,
licking another prisoner IN, heaiI
strange sounds I'm frenussS Sei'
fnvrstic-,tion revealed that the man had
hanged himself from the cell door by
means Of his leather belt. The strap was
quickly cut ard Or Israel Brown VINO
was hastily called succeeded after an
hours hard work IN restoring freh'lss
to consciousness. l.,
He rad told = companion sailor III
an opposite cell that he intended TO hane
himself but no attention was paid 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-24
DfiIIf AIRY.


Mrs Kate Bradley. wife OF Afr. A. s
y adlcy. died an her husbands residenc.
No eaft Mair street, yesterday after
noon az ( O'Clock. She had been 100 .l
health ald hal suffered great deal
size bore AN through with that chr
tlan f0rutule which characterized hO
through life, ami passed away mos
peacefully She was "a woman Of br
liant literary attachments. and had Wr
ten MANY poems for publication. 81
was devoted 10 doing acts Of chart
and though az times almost TOO ;efN
to get about, she would visit the 81.
and distressed and comfort and cons
them.
she leaves three children. Mr r. D.
Bradley. Of Statesyille. y. c.; Mr. PEI b
Bradley. and Miss Stuart Sidney bfia-
ley. OF this city
Her funeral will take place from tAe
residence this afternoon al ociock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-24
BROOKLYN. 7; pIrrsBuRa. G.

BROOKLYN. Aug. 23.-The game OF
Jlne LIST. protested by the Pittsburg club,
was played over to-day, ana was again
won by the Brooklyns Foreman was
too wild, ana was relieved 10y Hawlcy IL
ter the third inning. The home team
won the game In the last inning by
hit by the pitcher. Grifiin's tWO-bagger,
and Corcoran's drive to the centrc-ncld
ropes. Score.
X. II. Z.
Brooklyn ...........2O1 G002-7 >
Pittsburg ............S0 O0l001 1-6 II
batteries: Stein and Grim, Foreman,
Hawley. ana Merritt.
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I Prospective Marriage.

sTODDERT. VA. August 2S.--Special-
The marriage of Miss Mary Lee Bian-
ton, OF this place. to Mr.. A. A. Blanton
OF Richmond. Va. has been annouhced
n take place the 81 OF September. at the
nome OF her father. Or. j. NJ. Blanton,
Rev Rev G. ". Belk. Of chatham. will otiic-
iate1 Miss Edna Blanton. OF Rich
nerd is visiting Miss Mary Lee Blanton,
Miss Rosa Blanton, OF Farmville' Va Il
also the guest OF Miss Blsnton.
The crops are looking very well
and the recent rains will It is hoped.
insure the corn crop Wheat turned out
badly and the oat crop was almost q
failure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-24
ANOTHER NEST or GOOSE EGGS.
The Farmers Got "a Drubbing and the
Nine Went to Pieces.

NORFOLK. "a. ave. 2S.-Speciai-The
Dlackbirds presented the Farmers with
another largo ana well-nlloi nest of
goosc-eggs this afternoon. Both teams
see-sawed with ciphcrs until the bloody
sixth inning was reached when the Nor
folks bumped themselves, and the deed
was done.
Poor Petersburg couldn't recover from
the diubbing. the nine going all to pieces
at the Tag. Packard was hatted freely
bv the Norfolks, while Herr held the visi-
tors down TO three base hits. batteries:
Herr and cote; Pacakrd and keefer.
The score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-24

Death of Valuable Citizcn-A Church
Eurned-A Famous Camp Meeting.


PULASKI. VA. Aug. o. Sp.cial-Mr.
Enoch Phillips. who was reported few
days ago as having had stroke Of
paralysis and opoplcxy. died on Wednos-
day night at \ o'clock. The funeral
services VIII be held from the Pres1y-
terion church at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
Mr.. Phillips was native Of lennsyl-
vauia. but has made Pulaski his home
for the past twelve years He has aided
greatly In building up the town ANA was
"A highly respected citizen. lie leaves
a wife and two daughters and Two rous.
an grown.
An old church (coloreD standing on
the outskirts of the town was consumed
by fire last night before the FIRE ,om-
pany reached the spot
Mr. Nicholas Sayere is having a hand
some brick residence built
Miss Minnie II. Ellulee. Of Richmond.
is visiting Mrs. ". N. Perkins.
The famous Wabash Camp Meeting 6
holding its annual session ia Giles r1un-
ty. ana there are many Iulasklara
among the thousands who are ia attend
lupe.
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REF. DR. sUTER ~ ENTREMIs.
He i Expected to Die Any Hour-'irsin-
ianS IL Paris.

ALEXANDRIA, VA. Aug. 23.-Spe-
cial-Rev. Dr. Henderson Suter is very
ia with stomach trouble and was fe-
ported dying to-day. He WAS taken
10 the inhrmary 10 be operated upon
as his only chance. The doctors say
death may be expected az any hour.
An Alexandria citizen who recently
went 10 Europe on n North German
Lloyd steamer. writes from Paris that
there are several Richmonders there.
that came over on the same steamer
one OF them II Colonel Richard Maury
Though they had a slow trip. it was Il
delightful one He found among the
steamers officers John W. NJ. Wheat
an old Alexandrian, but known Well in
Richmond and Charlottesville. He is
surgeon Of the ship; The writer says
sick.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-24
VI, secar TO Succeed Himself

TAPPAHANNOCk, VA, Aug. ?3.-Spe-
ciaI.-The Democratic delegates CT this
and N!ddlesex counties TO nominate u
delegates to the next Legislature, met
here Thursday and nominated by tccla-
nation John X. Segar 10 succeed him
self
the rain of Saturday last revived
Dropping vegetation. but Il Is getting dry
again
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-24

GAMEs sCHYDrLrD T0H TODAY.
Portsmouth at Richmond.
Petersburg at Norfolk
Roanoke at Lynchburg.
Baseball Notes.
Rerte stole two bases. taking the iead
III s,or The visitors Cavilie took The lead
,,,rx out OF five times AT the bat
he made a double and two singles:
Hsrgrovs followed nm M, heb bat three '''
s' vxs,cGbmond's victory Yesterday ran her
an the list 10 6n points; ,.,
uHr There ,r are now only 30 points between
portsmouth and Petersburg: ,or
Roanoke is pushing petersburg io'
so Groyes led tho batting yesterday. he
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-24

The colored people OF Richmond pro-
pose o. raise $3.50 Tor the purpose OF
nsxing the expenses Of the work that
h beng done % save the lives ~ the
three negro women IN jail here. charged
,y.fh tine murder OF Mrs. Pollard IN Luz
nenburg. a considerable sum has already
haen ra.sll.
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found Brandt for n double and two SIN
g'es out OF five times at the bat
NM CLINBERS Beat.
lloyd Was Inxincible- Iypchbure VIII
Not Transfer Next week.

LyNcuBuRG, VA. Aug. Especial
This was not a good day for Lynchputg'
Lloyd against kagey proved invinclo'e
willie the latter was lit frequently anu
was Wild ,.
The fielding OF the home team was
very ragged. owing 10 the sickness "i
Fcrst son and the disabling OF Lcany III
yesterdays game.
Lynchburg has decided not 10 accept
Hichmond's offer TO transfer the games
Of next week. ro-days score Is as ioi-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-24

PETERSBURG
Totals

Summary: Bases on balls off Herr,
8. off Packard g. Struck out-by Herr,
s. by Packard. 4. Stolen bases-Tate. Col
linower. Two-base hits-Corcoian. OLA
gan. Tate. Earned Tuns-NorfOlk. 4;
Petersburg. o. Umpire, Norris. Time
of game-two hours.
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Ex-senator Lewis Very Weak.

PORT REPUBLIC, VA, Aug. 3.-Spe-
cial.-Ex-Senator Lewis has not taken
nourishment for three days, and 10 very
weak.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-24

STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Canes won and lost by each club 10
each other club:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-24

AMfs SCHEDULED FOR Io-DAi.
Pittsburg at Boston.
ST. Louis at Brooklyn.
Louisville at New YORK.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Baltimore.
Chicago at Washington.
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Of Virginia horses: purse, 800.
Corbett b. s., by MOrrcll, dam
BY Sherman Morgan H}r0wly). r..
T. Nottingham. Cape Charles.
Va......... ........................... I
Sadie j.. br. m. Damcs), j. II.
Sturgis. Cape Charles. Na.......2
Trixic Lee. b. m. (SinciaiD. j W.
Richardson, Cape Charles. Na....3
Stellie. =. m. Davis, l.. 7. Parker,
Horntown. Na........................
Time-2:3l IA. 2.3l "a. 23i II.
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Summary. Earned runs-LY HCHDII ;, y
Roanoke .. Two-base hit-haneft.
Threc-base hit-Stahl. Double plays
Fultz and Paddon: Thompson and PiocK;
Paddcn and Little. Struck Out-k agey, 3,
Lloyd. T. Base on balls-kagey, ., Lloyd
3 lmnirc-Brennan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-24

PORTSMOUTH

Summary: Earned runs Richmond. T.
Il, rtsf1outh 3. TwO-base hits-kain.
smith. Groves lIouscman. Wells, ClVillc.
Childs ~. stolen bases-kain. Groy' %
UCuseman. Wells. Berte CO. Foster. ca
VILE. Fuller %. Brandt. Sacrifice hits
Tnulstcn. Struck by the hall-Iiy Flynn,
/ hv Brandt /. Base on baiis-Oh FLYNN.
p or Brandt T. Struck out-Hy Flynl.
4. nv brandt. l. Pass halls-Ry Nctter
.. Wild pitchcs-liy Flynn. l. Time 81
game. two hours. Umpire, Mr.. fhelan.
Afflnlnnce. l.-ll.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-24


PHILADELPHIA, PA, Aug. 28.-Phila-
Gelphia twice defeated Louisville here
this afternoon. The first game was
stubbornly contested. the home team
eventually winning by hard hitting The
second was one-sided. weighing being
hit freely from start TO nnish by his old
associates. Manager McClosky made
himself very offensive TO Umpire Keefe.
who eventually ordered him on the ncid
Louisville had purchased the release OF
Hassamer Of Washington. who vii. play
first base, in place OF Spies. Attend
ance. ass.
Score. r. H. L
Philadelphia 10 o 0 2OOi % IA
Louisville ......OOlO II . >
Batteries-Carsey ana Grady; Inks and
Warner.
lSecond Came: r. II. l..
Philadelphia - . 0 2-l2 IL
Baiteries-Orth and Clements; Weyh-
ing and Warner
NEW YORK. :; ST. LOUIS. 4
NEW YORK. Aug 23.-New York won
a cieVcrly played game from ST. Louis
at the Polo Grounds to-day There was
plenty Of good, clean hitting and field
ing. especially on the part of the local
team. Meekin used a slow ball through
out and was not hit consecutively OK
cept IN the sixth inning, when tho visi-
tors made three earned runs. Mcckin's
support was magnificent. Fuller. Davis.
ana ramon 'Nctnis. ramon ; niSt-
base play was the finest seen on the
Polo Grounds in many days. Davis
Burns stafford. and Farrell led at ;hc
bat Breitenstein was not the usual
puzzle He was batted very hard I'm
the second. NTH. and sixth innings
Cooley Quinn. and pietz did the best
work behind him. The weather was
lust right, but the crowd was away
below the average, the attendance being
only 100.
Score: II. H. T..
81 Iouis.......l o % u 3 o % 3
Batteries eekin and Farrell; Breiten-
stein and Pritz.