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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02
A Business Boom.

The J. L. Hill Company, as an adSe'
Using conceit, printed and placed IN lne
banks Of the city "a large card remillu-
ing the patrons OF the bank that the
Fourth is 4 national holiday, and tina,
paper due on Thursday musJ be attended
20 on Wednesday. On the card was tieu
by a piece Of ribbon a large iire-crachet
commonly known as "baby-waker'
and over it was printed the words
business Doom"
The cards attracted a good deal Of at
tention. and the originality was frequent
~ complimented. \ deposition at the city
Bank Monday, with mischief intent, set
a match 10 the business fire cracker. ana
a boom was created i'm bank stocks III
stanter. quite a commotion was created,
and visions Of bank robbers and nitro
glycerine bombs ioatcd through the
minds of .he officers for moment When
the smoke cleared away, the joke was
also apparent The teicrs OF other banks
were quick to remove the "bahy-wakers'
from their cards as soon as they heard
Of the affair for fear It would DE re-
peated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02
The EXPERTS TESTIMONY.
They Adhere 10 the Opinion That FIJI
simmons Killed RiOrdan.
HOT A CHEERFUL OUTLOOK FOR fllZ.
Nav Not Meet Corbett-Ihe Defense has
Question a. to the Probable Result
of a Blow with six or len
Ounce e. owes Ruled Cut.

SYRACUSE, y. Y, July l-Expert 'es-
timony was resumed in the Fitzsinmohs
trial for manslaughter this morning, ana
DR. d. VI. Tolman was again required 10
state what he considered the cause Oh
Riordan's death. and again he swore that
il was concentrated violence on the an
law. Then the expert was asked II the
rigors and commissions which Riordan
showed on falling to the stage after
Fttzsimmons' blows were not due TO
conclusion Of brain and laceration OF
brain tissues. lie said they were due to
those causes: iaceration al base OF BRAN.
The physician considered it fatal in ITSELF
and the question as TO whether or not
the snort quick. rapid blow, dehVeted
Lv boxing gloves weighing six 10 ten
ounces. upOn the jaw OF a man Is likely 10
produce severe bodily injury was OBJ
iected TO-. ami the objection was sHs-
tanned. which was a victory Tor the de-
fence.
After the recess Drs Didama, Cauit-
man. and smith all of whom were pres
cnt at the autopsy. testified that IN tnelr
opinion death was caused by the blow
that was given. Each of the doctors was
subjected 10 severe crOss-eNamiratloh'
but none. ii is believed sweIved from
their statement IN the direct testimony.
The case will be resumed tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02
sHEMwELL MURDrs rx,.,
opened ct Lexinston-A.ked fora Chan,
If Vienna

LEXINGTON, y. G., July -c,n.,.,
Promptly at 10 O'Clock this marina, -.
r.. X. Boykin. OF the Easter S,. yuus'
had court opened for the special form ~
try Baxter shemwell. charged win ,' ,s rs
murder OF DR.. r. L. Payne. sr '''s
lShemwell was brought here lac. c.,...
day from the city Of Chsroiffo -
he was sent for keeping son,o ,,,, 1910
ago. Shemwell appeared In go, 's -.
charge Of the sheriff. and the oonsner,, =.
does not seem TO have affected his rea,'h
for he looks almost as well as nr.vio,'a -
his Incarceration. '"
ABLE COUNSEL ~ The CASE.
A more able array OF legal talon. ma.
never seen. perhaps. I'm any case ~, "a.
state. Solicitor HOnon ia assis,oI
Mcssrs. Long. OF Statcsyille RI
Greensboro. and ex-Judge MONTGOMERY -,
concord. The lawyers for the aof., u
are ex-Judge Armheld. OF sta,esyii,.'
Congressman Linney OF Tavlors,,,''e.'
Watson, OF Winston. and Robbins 4 :.
per. OK this place ''''
When Shemwell was brough, O., .A,-
morning counsel for The state s,,rn-ts,,
all by asking that the case no No.,
20 some adjoining county for trial a.
leging that Shomwell had so many roSs
uves and friends I'm this his native com,
" fair and Impartial tfial could not 10
had. The judge listened 10 arguments
Of counsel on both sides hlt viii no, 40
eide as 10 the motion until tomorrow.
An immense crowd is 'n attendance
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02

SALEM. y. j.. June 29.-The Baptist
Council recently called 20 consider the
charges against the Rev r. ). Fitz.
pastor Of the Baptist church OF Roads
town. has just made public ITS report
The thirtv-nve delegates fnd the pastor
guilty of indecent. immoral, and pollut-
ing conversation ami actions with young
men members Of his church, and OF per
sistont lying The council appointed 4
committee of three. consisting of the k,F.
\. O.. Lawson. Deacon Il. 7. SeagraNrs,
and the Rev T.. ". Stone. % lay the ease
before the grand jury. The closing reso-
luton OF the council says.
I'VE are lei 20 this recommendation
because the nature Of the facts show
that Mr. Filz uscG his pastorate as a
cloak for che hascst practices known 10
man. anl' because the interests Of me
church. - social purity, and OF common
decency have been and are outraged by
the course. and deserve penalties which
no ecclesiastical tribunal could inlet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02
Missing Link Contributors.

Forty-tvo names were added TO the
subscription list for the missing-linS BIZ
cycle track yesterday as follows:
NJ. A. W0Odell. j. +. Quarles, J. ii.
Chappel q. a. Lathrop. Jr., Josiah
Vaughan. j. l.. Hill Thomas G. Williams,
W. r. Talbot. +. T. Glasgow, g Jas,
NJ. Valentine, s.; George NJ. Reid, j. ).
Bosher. Maurice Hunter. II. G.. Johnson,
W X. Johnston -. :. Bennett. Monro
Levy. N.-0. T.. ". Evans. G. VI. Street,
l.. Thomas organ. Thomas b. Pollard,
Edward a. Heuson, thomas Il. Higsan-
botham. f. Keesee. \. :. Faulkner W.
X Bachc W. \. Cooke, Henry W.
Moesta, Jr., W. II. Blunt. Louis A. Wal
ton. W. G.. Pond. James 5. Hazen. ". c.
Butler. James +. Read. G.. Gray. Rich
mond Lewis. NJ J.. Boyd. W. II. col
quit. Il. l.. Foster. Thomas y. william
son. Charles Hoofnagle, W. IL. Hoof-
magic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02
GOVERNOR HA>riNG,, cHtNcr,
Unless QUAY Makes Great Gain. lie VIII
Lose Control OF the CONVENTION.

Lose Control OF the CONVENTION.
PHILADELPHIA. PA. July The
Ledger unde '.r.ient Republican, to-da,
says
Based on a canvass OF every county
IN the State. an estimate is made mat
IN the contest Tor the control OF the Re-
publican State COnNesfion August nth.
Governor hastings and friends viii nave
l45 delegates ana Senator QUAY and fol-
lowers III delegates. sixteen delegates
are classed as doubtful. Philadelphia ~
thought likely 10 have ~ Hastings dele
gates ana Quay delegates . being
doubtful.
While the above estimate may not
be absolutely correct, H is believed that
Il shows the relative strength ~ both
factions al the present time, and the
figures cannot be successfully qucstl) ned
10 an extent that wOuid change The result
1t will be seen that Governor Hastings
and his friends have just majority OF
the state convention and n they can
hold these they viii have absolute control
Of that. body
"Conceding TO Senator Quays friends
the l1 doubtful delegates and II delegates
from counties not heard from, they would
have Ia delegates. or one less than
majority"
The factions controlng the convention
will elect state chairman and thus
control the party organization I'm Penn
sylvania. The candidates tor state
chairman are senator and g. r. Guker-
son, the latter now holding the Office.
HARRlSBl re, PA. July IA con-
ference OF the anti-Quay leaders was
held at the Executive Masion tonight.
Among those present were the Governor,
&. l.. Magco, or Ptttsburg David Martin,
OF Philadelphia. Colonel Gilkerson. chair
man OF the state Committee, and AttOr-
ney-General Mccormick
After the conference n was announce
that the administration strength I'm the
convention Would Boz at least ~ votes,
not including a single doubtful county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02

From there tho accom-, ,s sent ~ the
warrant division examined and initfailed
bv the chief ~ The division ActingI Sec
retary Wvke ,ben Sims n and Atting
Compfroller pou,ars c.r.faos 10 itstcor-
RICHNESS. The warrant is completely "
United States Treasurer Morgan dir.H uns
the distressing officer OF the White ftoose
to pay the sum mentioned in the warg'ns
and his account with the Treasury -
credited with the amount in the warta"'
on its presentation 10 the Treasury
The Presidents salary is 5000 yea
paid monthly. and the monthly warrans
is for N.le6.66 2-3. or s4.l66.51 Z-S easn
month. II was found that one-tnird Oh q
cent for this month had been oyeriookeu
in drawing the warrants, and the CEN
sent to-day is the result Of the correct
adding UP Of the account.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02

The Second Market Committee Partly Re
pfal- Former etion.

p6al- Former etion.
The Committee on Second Market met in
loom No Il Of the City Hail last even
ing at $50 o'clock with the following
members present: Messrs. Ferriter Chair
man. Gunst, and Mitchell. The Chair
st9ted that the meeting had oeen called
for the purpose OF receiving the shed
contracted TO the annex Of the market
bulliing. which had been approved by
the City Engineer.
On motion Of Mr. Gunst II was decid-
ei that other business might be trans
acted and the bill OF A. Il. Wharton, for
the construction OF the shed. amo Inting
to $3.50. was approved and ordered TO
be paid.
Mr. T. II. Elicit appeared before the
committee and asked that the motion be
reconsidered by which the committee de-
sided at a previous meeting that the re-
tail vendors OF country produce should
vacate Sixth and Marshall streets, and
instead, occupy the yard or court ada
cent TO the annex. He claimed that The
space so assigned would be insufficient
After some discussion Alderman Mitchell
moved that the motion in question be re-
considered. This was agreed 10, and the
whole matter was then left to the dis
erection OF the clerk Of the market.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02
Pickett Camp

There was a large attendance at pickett
Camp last night The picnic committee
reported all arrangements for the annual
excursion on the Attn % July as eom-
pleted All persons who assisted the
camp i'm their recent entertain-
ment were invited 70 pirtic.pate
in the excursion. At the request OF ien-
eral Peyton Wise the following COM
mittee was appointed 70 arrange for the
coming reunion OF Confederate veterans:
r. y. Northen. Colonel X. =. Maury 9.
r. Lochr. = r. Gates, w T.. Whitlock,
Alexander Jennings, and Colonel j. f.
Morris. After the Transaction Of routine
business the camp adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02
4 DISASTROUS FIRE N FRANCE.
propcrtv 20 tn. value Of / $50 GOO Francs


e-trcved-G"rerou- Citnen<
PARIS. July lone Of the largest ilres
that mas occurred IN this city for some
time broke out AT noon in the military
equtpment works i'm the Rue Ro, bee
chourt. ira the northern part OF the CITY.
The flames spread with the greatest
rapidity. and the employees were qui' Aly
driven in the street The fremen Ne.r
uromptiv at the scene. but their euoi
10 stlbluo the flames We're rendered run
less by n scarcity IN the water tn"hlt
The fire extended 20 buildings on i'u.
pctrene 10 the north and Rue 'onAeiccl
10 the south. The immense putting ."
the latter street devoted 10 the manu-
facfure of gas mentors was dcstroy't
Altogether eight buildings inciudins "
eral dwellings. were burned. IL was Hot
until late this evening that the me vas
extingushed. The loss is iully l,-'"''"
francs. ~
Immense crowds gathered I'm the wen.
itv 10 watch the cOniiagration, ana j.
was necessary to call upon the troops 10
aid the police IN corioung the streets
TWO hremen and dozen OF civilians were
reycrely hurt ,..,...
NJ. SevIlicrs Minister OF the interior,
visited the hospital and presented 10 one
Of the hromon medal tor bravery.
President Faurc has donated 2."p francs
and the municipal government ~"
francs for the aid Of the sufferers Inc
origin of the IRE Is unknown.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02
Dismissed the IeniIe.

CHICAGO. LII, July Judge Gosein.
who is earning reputation for DONG
"A stir among the lawyers and county
employees in ihe Criminal Court building
This morning when he dismissed the
venlre in his court from further jury scr
Vice and refused tO hear any cases.
lie annnunccd hat he would not try
any more cases mill ne had further cN-
am.ned the new law effective to-day.
which takes from the jury the fiXlgs o.
punishment except for murder and trea-
son, and vests the wardens and peultcu-
tary board with that power. The judges
opinion is that the law is constitutional
but he is ceusureG by tic states attor-
ney for presuming 10 pass upon any
law instead of administering all the
laws
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02
Sweeping Temperance Law.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. July 1.-The
Nicholson temperance act became law
to-day by proclamation OF the Cover
nor.
In some parts OF the State disposition
to resist the provisions OF the law Is re-
ported. but the Brewers Association has
evinced a purpose 20 observe the law
until the Supreme Court has passed upon
il. The law places all saloons on the
ground. abollshes all musical features,
and separates the saloon from any other
business; takes down the screens and adj
mits license application on the request
OF a majority OF the ward.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02
CITY Heath Report.

The following extracts are taken from
the weekly report of the Health Depart
ment for the week ending Saturday. June
10Th:
Estimated population. $3.50; white. 3d.
40: coiorcd. 800 Whole number Of
deaths. IS; Is white and 2j colOred. An
nual rate Of mortality per 1909 white
80; colored zoos; total, %. A. Compare
tive weekly mortality. for week ending
June 90 1895. white 49,. colored. %: for
week ending June %. 1894. white, 25 color
ed q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02
Georgia Editors in New York.

ALBANY. y. y. July IA delegation
Of about hfty editors from Georgia ar
rived on the boat Albany from New
York. The party left Atlanta. Ca. on
Saturday last. and viii be- absent till July
10Th They win go 10 Montreal ana
return by Lake Champlain and Lake
George. They have mascot named
Roxie who goes with them on their ex-
cursions "ROXie" is the king or the
newsboys Of Atlanta. and has charge of
the news circulation of the Constitution
and the Journal.
The editors were entertained al the
FIRST Orange club tonight. and the ladies'
Of the party were given trip around
the city. Tomorrow morning the party
will visit the capitol and see Governor
Morton.
The party VIII leave here at ll:iJ to-
morrow morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02
The Presidents Salary Short.

WASHINGTON. June "a warrant
for one % cent in favor or Grover Cleve-
land, President Of the United States. was
forwarded to-day from the Treasury 10
Gray Gables. Mass. This sum was FOUND
10 be due the President as salary upon
the adjustment OF his account TOR the
fiscal year.
The Presidents salary account Is stated
monthly by Thomas Holcomb. Auditor
of the Treasury for the State Department.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02
The ricycle n Vehicle

CHICAGO. It'll. July i.-Iudge Payne
decided a test case OF general interest
10 bicy 10 riders to-day. denying the bill
for an injunction restraining the owners
of the Fort Dearborn Office from inter
f,ring with Attorney John Beckfrled
while m the act OF taking his bicycle to
ms office on the twelfth ilOor Of that
building The Judge. who said he was
wheelman. held that the bicycle was
a vehicle not different from Il horse and
buggy so far as to exclude IT from prem
Uses was concerned. and the owners OF a
building had right TO make regulations
REGARDING their buildings.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02
4SsIGNMENI, fB>TERDtY.
Two Large Concerns so Under. But Report
tbnntsnt Assn.s

HOLIDAY SBt KG PA, July 1.-The
Mountain Dale Coal Company ana the
Srtchdaie Coal Company. TWO large IN
iustrial concerns running coal mines n
Cambria county. ami having their hcd1
iiices 40 Altoona. JAILED to-day.
Samuel /. Fries. a prominent Altoona
nrdNare merchant. who was at the head
Il the Mountain Dale Company, con
sssed Judgments L. preferred creulto "a
.gr Sl5rg and Fries and Schmidt. OF
IT PrltrTdalo Company. for xlJwJ.
The Liabilities OF the two companies
viii aggregate SlN"rO. Both concerns
.susponled operations.
CINCINNATI o.. July THE pork
packilg firm or Slgmund trietch q 20
assigned TINS morning 10 Moses kuskin,
With preferences. Liabilities. $500
assets. SllowD.
The Merchants National Bank Is caught
for 500 and is not named IN the list
of preferred creditors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02

The Cour-e Of E,en,s !, Playing Havoc
With CnAnity Hnwl.rs

j
WIN Caanity H"wl.rs
YOUNGSTOWN. PA. July Nearly
1900 persons went to work at this place
to-day AT increased wages
FLORENCE. y. j.. July THE en-
ployes of X. H. Wood x cos Florence
Iron Works went 10 work to-day In bet
ter heart than for some time. An adj
vance of 10 per cent. IN their wages Will
take effect tomorrow. This will affect
$50 men.
BRIDGETON. y. j.. July THE cum
berlanl Nail and Iron Company resumed
operations to-day, after an idleness OF
over year. Employment is given 10
l5D men.
CLEVELAND. OHIO. July THE OTIS
Steel Company has posted notice OF a
Ia rer conf. increase i'm wages beginning
to-day. Tho notice Is signed by the
receivers. Alvin carl and =. ). Bento"'
and affects all departments.
There are so men employed at the
works.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02
HOW THE cLrrs STAND.

G,Mes PLAYED SUNDAY.
At Cincinnati.
Louisville, !: Cincinnati, I.
AT Chicago.
Chicago. Z; -. Louis. l.
GAMES SCHEDULED TDR TO-DAY.
New York at Brooklyn.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Baltimore al Washington.
Pittsburg at Cleveland.
Cincinnati at Louisville
s.. Louis at Chicago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02

The heavy rain Sunday night made n
wash-out on the Richmond Fredericks-
burg and Potomac track near Milford.
The train due in Richmond at As yester-
day morning did not arrive unil noon,
while the train that left Richmond at Z
a. NJ. yesterday was delayed at Milford
for quite awhile. The wash-out was
promptly repaired. and the trains we're
running on schedule time a short while
afterwards
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02
Law ard Fgrity Court

In the Law and Equity Cour, the SUIT
OF Edward Bond against the city OF
Richmond was tried before Judge Minor
and jury. The plaintiff sues for 5000
damages. for injuries 10 his house caused
from an excavation. The evidence was
partly heard. and the case finally went
over until this morning al IL o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02
Chi.llrnn,s Entertainment.

4 very bright and joyous children
entertainment was given ar 40. jill -
west clay last evening for the henent
of the lee Mission. Masters Frank KEN
ardson and Norvel Craig were especially
active I'm securing the success Of the ar
fair Refreshments were served.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02

pitched for the visitors. and did very
we'll the Petersburgs getting six hits
His support was perfect.
The feature of the game was the spIeh-
did playing Of Lyons at tnlrd tor .he
home team Two OF his stops OF Rrd-
hit balls. that ought TO have been safe
hits. he threw out at first. The Roanokes
played beautiful game, getting every
thing that came near them. Hogglns UNI
pired a good game. neither side doing any
kicking The score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02

John Tankcy was knocked down by
street car at the corner OF Hull and Main
streets. Manchester, last night and hadly
en-; about the head. He was uncons ious
for about an hour The injured man was
taken TO his home and his wounds dress.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02
OldiH.- .s+.s.t+.s..ss.s. -
Only two men out in the seventh inning
ROANOKE.

summary. Earned ns-PetersOurs' -
Roanoke. g. Home runs-C aNanaush'
Wclch. Two-base hits-Sanlord. Bases
on balls-Of James. ?. of Mccain =
Struck out BY James. g. by Mccain. :.
Hit by pitcher-Lcwis. Stolen bases-Sah-
ford Lipperi. Turner, Sherer Time or
game. one hour and fifteen minutes m
pire, Mr. Higgins.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
At Lynchburg:
Portsmouth VS.. LynchburS.
At Norfolk:
Richmond VS.. Norfolk.
At Petersburg:
Roanoke VS.. Petersburg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02
White Ducks.

Was considered good value at Is y.
per ward. can now be bought at l2lsc
To reduce the surplus Colored Dtss
Goods We are making the most sur r.
ing reductions. Cost has not been n
s.dered
40 and soc. Wool Chaiies 3c.
37i3c Wool and SILK Fancics l9c.
50c Wool and Silk Fancies 2c.
Use Wool and Dress Fancies, Bc.
sl25 French Worsted, 6l2c
s. CrepOn for CSC.
Choice OF a line OF fine Imported NoV-
elites at less than half price.
Remnants OF Tic. and 81 Dress Coos at
25c. per yard.
Navy-Blue Mohair. for skirts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02
HOW THE CLUBS STAND

STANDING or THE CLUBS.
Games won and lost by each club TO
eacn other club:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02

one lucky purchase OF Plaid and
striped Muslins places us in pos tlrn
10 sell Muslins that sold wholesale lio''
. 10 l6i9c. at o.. per yard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02
rRooKLYs. :. xrw YORK. /.

BROOKLYN. July THE Brooklyns
played fast ball at Eastern Park to-day,
and came near shutting the New Norks
out. Stein pitched in great form. and
received the finest possible support Rusie
also pitched well. barring a double OF
bases oub alls, but the errors behind him
were most discOuragng. The weather
was perfect for ball-playing. and the at
tendance large.
Score. Y. II. T..
BROOKLYN ...........1 00121 IN Z /
New York ..........O o % 900 O0-1
Batteries: Stein and Grim, Rusc and
Wilson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02

LOUISVILLE. KY. July 1.-Louisyilie
made five runs IN the seventh inning.
but Cincinnati had already Tailed eleven,
and thus the game was called.
Parrot was put i'm and five runs for
Louisville followed. Attendance 100.
Score. r. H. r..
Louisville. commandments 7 {
cincinnati ........2OS3OO2-ll o
Batteries. McCreery weighing. Spies.
and Warner. Foreman. Parrot. and
vaughan. Called on account OF dark
ness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02
cn1cAGo. Il. ST. LOUIS. J.

CHICAGO. ILL. July 1.-The Chicagos
had no trouble IN winning from 81. Louis
this afternoon. Breitenstein was hit hard
al through the game. Thornton. a young
cOllegian from Iowa. made his debut
with Chicago and pitched very good
game. Bonner OF 81. Louis. has been
released. and will 90 10 Wilkesbarre. At
tendance, 800.
Score. r. H. f..
Chicago. .........2 ON-l7 il 4
st. Louis .........O 00Ol O4-5 3
Batteries Terry, Thornton. and Dono-
hue Breitenstein and PETIT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02
Remnants.

Remnants OF Lace and Embroider, IN
lengths up 10 ~ yards. widths range
from l4-inch to 10 inches. at less -haa
half price.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02
THE M1GICIaNs WIN.
They Defrat the Petersburg. by Score OF
IN ..

PETERSBURG. VA. July Especial
The Roanokes defeated the Petersburgs
this afternoon IN n six-.nning game by a
score OF 70 2. The game was called In
the seventh inning
James went in for the home team. and
WIS hit at the right time for eight hits:
His support was first-class. only Sanford
making an excusable error. McCann
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02

Butter-Colored Batiste Embroidery, That
sold for T5c.. si25. and 81: width. nom 3
10 " Inches, price now S1i3. %. and &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02

Gold and colored japanese praperies'
Sc quaIities reduced % loc yard