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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-04
LAST WEEKS GOOD RECORD,
Not a Cams Vas Lost, and Gain Of
Thirly-fiYe Points Vas Made.
Yesterdays EXCITING CONTEST.
Richmond Played an Uphill Game, But
They Were Careless at Critical Times.
willis Was Hit safely just 20
Times by the Hustlers.

The past week has proven beyond the
thadow Of doubt the fact that Rich
mond has the strongest club in the
league-one Of which every rooter may
be proud. Not a game was lost last week.
The strong Roanoke club as taken into
camp for thee successive cares, while
the Hi Climbers were forced 10 leave
two defeats behind them. Ia the pitching
department the Hust-ers are head ana
shoulders above any other club. while
in fielding and base-running they are also
superior 70 any other club, ard with the
stick they are fast becoming dangerous
opponents TO Norfolk. Roanoke, and Pc
tersburg. All the men are now IN good
condition. and Jake Wells. barring ac-
cidcnts. means to keep them so.
During the past week Richmond has
gained 2 points; Lynchburg has lost Y
points; Portsmouth has lost , points.
Petersburg has gained 2 points; Norfolk
has gained 3 points, while Roanoke
dropped back 10 points.
Richmond was b points ahead or
Lynchburg last week; they now lead them
by 80 points. being a clear gain OF 81
points In the weeks playing.
Roanoke has again been showed into
last place 10y Norfolk. but they may be
somewhere else this time next week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-04
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

1tl0llMO-NDs \ A. aus. % 1000
Offerings at auction on Change Tor tho
week ending to-day, 14Y packages of sun
cured tobaccos; highest price for the
week ending to-day, SO.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day.
Wrappers, . hogshoads. filters, 4. scrap
(brighD. q; Leaf dark, q. Total, -
hOgsheads
Private sales reported to the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade for the
week ending to-day Wrappers. % hogs
heads filters, 20, cutters, p; smokers,
20: scrap (brighU, j.. leaf dark. 80.
stems, 10; Tugs dark, 30. Total, loo
hOgshoaGs.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
Inspections-Brig &c h0csheads. Re
nspectons-Bright. hogsheads; dark,
And for the week ending to-day: In
spections- Bright. $50 hogsheads and r
tierces: dark. $50 hogsheads and 27G
tierces; western. IS hogsheads. Rein
spections-Brig l03 hogsheads; dark.
11S hOgsheads and Z tierces.
Total sampling for the week ending
to-day: Inspections, $40 hOgsheads and
PSI tierces; reinspections. 2sl hogsheads
and and 2ss ,ierces. '"'' '
Myers Farmers Neal s. Vaughan's.C ren-
shaw's. Planters. Shockee. Old DOmin-
ion. and Sea brooks tobacco warehouses
report to-day: Receipts, % packages; de-
The same tobacco warehouses. with
Jones and Shelburnes added, report FOR
the week ending to-day: Receipts, 16l
packages; deliveries, G37 packages.
Excess of receipts over deliveries Tor
the week ending to-day. 124 packages.
United States internal revenue -eollec-
tions for the city of Richmond. Va. to-
day on tObaccos: Cigars and cigarettes
81 $3.50; plug tobaccos, S2.4SIl2. Total
tinted States internal revenue collec-
tions on tobaccos to-day for the city Of
Richmond, Va: Cigars and cigarettes,
Sl5, s47.3l; plug tobaccos. Si3,G35.59. To-
tai, sos. 1870.
The market for dark leaf was HctivC,
during the past week. medium leaf being
in special request, and, as the above
report shows. the sales Of this grade
foot up heavily. Low grades Of leaf
and Tugs did not participate in the de-
mand.
An desirable stocks OF brights were in'
good demand. Lugs quiet. Receipts Of
sun-cured continue light and the market
on this grade decidedly more active and
stronger. SiXty-nine packages offered ~
auction on Change yesterday; highest
price, SO.
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NEW YORK pRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug. 8.-Flour duh and
weak: winter wheat, low grades S-.1Vn
$40. DO. fair to fancy. S3.3OH5.sV' 90; pa
tent. S4O0n4.05; MinneS,ota ciear, g AZ
40: city mills, S4.OOa425; do. patent,
S4h,I4T5 Southern flour Jun ana
weak, common to fair extra, S2-O11.oV'
good to choice do, S3V0g5;So. -,,..
steady; No. 2 red. store and elevator,
72igc.: afoat, 1880. OPTIONS opened llIi ,
and advanced 1gQ3sc., fell l4ql9sc.. raj
lied 1sU4c. closing steady at "slH4c@
under yesterday. with a duli tiauc c. ;HaS
OCTOBER PIE; December. 1874.
C0rn-SpOt more active Tor exports ana
weaker; No. =. 41tscr. elevator 4e,sc.
aaoat Options N were a 4c ans seS weaS
4tc. October, 47a.c. -,.
ara dull August, 2Gc.; September. @5tc.
Spot prices: No: >. ga The; NO. "Il'c'
30lbW.,lc mixed western, 2Sd29c.
Hay quiet and tame; spring, Ioc.; good
to choice. 95c. QSlu5.
Wool in moderate demand and firm;
domestic fleece. lO022c.; pulled, loA54c.
Beef dun and steady, family, Sl2WY
r.. 90: beef hams easy and quiet at $500;
tiercod beef firm: city extra, INDIA mess,
Sl6OOd17.OO: cut meats steady and quiet;
picked bellies sIOO01 p; picked shoul-
ders. 500; picked hams, S9.2o49.t3
sc. 42l5: city, S6O0q612ia; January. $500;
September, S6.42, nominal. Refined
Continent, $3.50: South American, VIC;
compound S47505.25
Pork quiet and steady; mess, sll.5O4
1900
Butter-Fancy firm; state dairy. la
IKE; DO. creamery, Isle; western
dairy lOHi3c.; Elgins, lslac
Tallow quiet and firm; city, &c; coun-
try. Ih44i2c.
Cotton seed oil quiet and unchanged.
Petroleum nominal.
ROsin quiet and steady; strained, COM
mon to good. SL52RNl 51le.
Turpentine duh and steady at 2IU2Iac.
Rice in fair demand and firm; domes-
tic. fair to extra, 4Ag6c.. Japan, +a4l2c.
Molasses-Forogn nOminal New Or
leans open kettle. good TO choice, firm
and in fair demand at 2Gu32c.
Peanuts quiet.
Coffee quiet at 50lO points down; Au-
gust. S1535: September Sl5.45H l5.55; Oc-
tober. Si5.j0N 1850; November, 1910; De
cember. $500: March. Slj15. Spot Rio
irmer and dull: No. :, Sl625.
Sugar-Raw firm and quiet fair re-
fning. J-l603c. Refined firm and fair
w active; OF A. 4ikH4%Sc.: standard ~
4 7-i604ssc.: cut-loaf. 1-1GGs4c.; crush
cd ; 1-lGu5i,c.: granulated. 7-1Gui$.c.
Freights 10 Liverpool nominal; cotton,
by steamer, 5-Gid.; grain, by steamer,
lssd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-04

James l.. Young. left field; p. G. Pleas
ants. right field, J. r. Boisseau. centre
ield J. f. M.netree and II. W. Jones,
substitutes.
Mother Hubbaris-Edgar Freeman.
pitcher; Glen. Schafcr. catcher; John
Walker. left field; Joe Fourqurcan. third
base: Willie Taylor. centre field. Eddie
Harrison, second base. W Greenwood.
right field: Henry Mayo. first base. Tyler
Brock. short stop. Charles Williams, Or.
J. T.. Roy. Or. David McCaw. and c. }.
PaoH. substitutes.
Mr. Charles r. Jordan. umpire, and
DR.. Il. d. spaldlng. scorer.
Bradley had his eye on the ball; four
hits he made.
Wells went on the coaching line yes;er-
day.
The Farmers have twice defeated the
Crabs hy the same score.
Bradley was caught az the plate twice.
Rotn times he should have remained on
third
The out-Of-town press are throwing
mud about Umpire Brennan. They claim
Wells had him appointed 10 steal games
for him. When a reporter gets so low
as To- make such base and groundless
statements he IS a disgrace 10 the pro-
fesslOn. Brennan was first advocated Tor
urnpire by the Petersburg Club.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-04

Norfolk Gets the Same Dose They Re-
.nlNrI Nn.f.rIn

PETERSBURG. VA. Aug. Especial
The Peters bUrgs gave the NOrfoiks the
same dose they received yesterday de-
featlng them by a score OF - 20 s. Nc
Partland went in the tox for the Wis
itors. end was batted all over the Held,
the home team hitting him safely II
times He received excellent support
until the seventh inni7g, when the home
team hit him for eight runs. six being
earned. after that the visitors played an
Indifferent and careless game. Packard
pitched for the Peters burgs. and did well,
the visitors getting ten hits, which ne
kept scattered. The features OF the game
were the fielding of Lyons at thiri. and
a phenomenal catch of Sanford IN deep
centre field Of a hard-hit ball frcm Tata's
bat. Sanford Jumped high IN the air. ana
pulled Il down with his right hand. IL
was the greatest catch made here this
season The home team played per-
feet game. Score.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. y. C.. Aug. 3.-Rosin
firm; strained, Sl.22 bid. good strained.
Sl.2J.
Spirits Observation-Disclosures, &c. ir-
regular 2il2c.
Tar firm at Sl.3o.
Crude turpentine steady; hard. sl20
bid: virgin. 500.
pentine firm AZ 24i2c.: receipts. "a casks.
Rcsin--Good strained firm at Sl.O5a1.15;
receipts. 522 barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA. Aug. 3.-Spirits of
turpentine opened steady ~ 25Ac., with
sales OF 5s3 casks. and closed dun and
unchanged with no sales
Rosin firm. with good demand; sales.
COCO barrels. Quotations: A. b. and c.
il. ii 80: /. sl.65; X, sl.s5. NJ, S215: y,
S225 window glass. $3.50; water white.
S2I5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-04

Major ". Z. SimOns. who was I'm com.
mand of the troops sent TO Pocahontas
when asked as to hOX tn action of Gov
ernor O'Ferrall had been consid ered. sail
that he was very cordially, heartily. and
fully endorsed by almost every man OF
any standing in the community, regard
less of politics.
Il moved all over that country" he
SAID. and went amongst all classes. and
the sentiment was everywh are the same"
THE reports circulated by several
newspapers" lie continued. that the
soldiers Were used 10 compel men 10 worl.
is absolutely false. | was sent 70 Poca-
hontas TO protect the men from being
imposed upon. and / extended to them my
protection. and say that they We're PROPER
~ treated. There was not a single man
forced 10 work against his viii"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-04

with a good. honest. Christian face, was
in the box He. the terror OF the must
lers. essayed to toss the sphere. but ne
is not here any longer. Tor ne mas svnc
hence forever more 10 he az RESI- III W
peace and quiet OF the verdant nil, upon
which repose that sleepy hamlet, better
known as Lynchburg. His delivery was
ike July peaches 10 the Hustlers ana
Tibbs most fttingly expressed II when ne
said. Der felier was az soft as soap.
Twenty hits were all the locals made,
but they were so e>travagant with these
and let their opportunities slip past so
often. that in the end. be ii said TO their
shame. they had to compromise the mat
ter with a man whom they had hammer
cd VI Incredibly. and call it draw.
WHEN THY SCORED.
In the first inning Richmond was
bar kei and Lynchburg made three runs
on n base on balls double. and single.
assisted by an error Of KAN.
Timely hitting gave the Hustlers one
n I'm the third and fourth innings, then
in their hall of the fourth the visitors
scored once, making the total TO IN
their favor.
The next inning saw three locals dark
en- the rubber. on hits by Kain. smith.
Groves. and Houseman, assisted by an
error Of ThOmpson's. Horsema very
foolishly tried 10 sfal third. and was
thrown out. The visitors r 4do three m
their half. TIE Hustlcrs one IN the sixth,
and two in the eighth. IA Ting the score
20 IN the locals favor. the Hin Climb
crs having drawn rOthing but blanks
since The NTH n ming.
The Hustlers might have scored in the
NINTH but Bradley very foOlishly tried 10
steal from third home on Wells NIT.
and was thrown out. In their half Wills
was the first man up. but Schabel was
substituted In his place. and famed the
air. Ferguson got a hit, Smith was MT
by the ball. and both went up n bag on
McIntyre's Cannon-ball hit. which was
beautifully stopped by Kahn Had his
ball gotten past Barley two men would
have scored. Then Berryhill sacrificed,
scoring Ferguson. and Thompson ended
the game by knocking an easy pop-hy TO
Iii
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-04
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS, ILL, Aug. -
Cattle-Rcceipts, 800; market dull and
steady; common 10 extra steers. .3.Ulp
600; stockers and feeders. S27Su41O;
COWS and bulls. Sl.CJd3.sJ. calves. $}VDH
90; Texans. S2.2j4i.J0; western. $3.50
90.
Hogs-Receipts. 400; market firm and
&c. higher; heavy packing and shipping
lots, $1,000 20: common 10 choice mixed.
81. $4,000. choice assorted. SJ.UJN5. - ,
light. S47OGj.25; pigs. s3.45q3.JO.
Sheep-Receipts, 100; market firm; IN
ferior to choice, $2OOa4p0, lambs. $500
ffi.GD.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. O., Aug. 3.-Flour ac-
tive: winter patent. g. 7O03.SO: do. fancy,
So 4Od3.55; do. family. S3.0O03.2o; spring
patent. S3.7O03.s5.
Wheat steady: No red, track. tic.
Corn quiet. white track. mixed car. ilc.
oats quiet: No. mixed, new, track.
pic: No. 3 white. new, track. pic.
Pork less active and easier. mess, Sll.OO;
clear mess. Sl2.25: family, $l2.25.
Lard easy and I'm fair demand; steam
leaf 500; kettle, 1913; prime steam.
S59j0tOO
Baron easy and I'm fair demand; loose
shoulders. S5.75: loose short rib sides,
SEQ: loose short clear sides. S6S1is; box
ed meats ltc. more
Dry Sailed Meats-Loose shoulders.
SAIL: loose short ribs S6l2i2; loose
short clear sides. S6.371A boxed meats
Whisky quiet; sales of 800 barrels at
c1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-04

gust. 47a.c.: September. 47Hc.; year. 4oc. !;
January, :Seihc.; southern white, i9a'sc. !;
do. yellow, 49n 3lc.
Data inactive: No. 2 white. western.
3oibI5ic.: Nc. . mixed. western, %9H29i5c.
Rye steady; No. =. sc.
Hay quiet and steady; choice timothy,
sl7.vpu17.5O.
Grain freights steady; steamer 10 Liver
rcoI. 2i.nzAd.. August; Cork for orders.
% 81 Gf2s.6d.. August.
EGGS firm at 1li2ol2c.
other articles unchanged.
Bonds-Virginia 3s. new. 7iikG7ia.: do.
Centuries. GsdG3z: Baltimore and Ohio,
c. asked: Northern Central. Gsis bid,
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern iirsts.
III bid: do. incomes. ~ bid; do. Il. p
asked: Consolidated Gas stocks. Gj bid;
do. bonds. Gs. III bid
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS MO, Aug. 3.-Flour steady
and unchanged.
Wheat lower: August, csc; September,
csc. December, 11#c.
Corn lower; September, 39tc.; Deem
Der. 29&c.: year, 29c. bid; May, 3v;sc.
asked.
Oats lower; September, 2l02lisc.; May,
DC
Pork-Standard mess sl012l2 per bar
rel; on orders, &c. higher.
Lard-Prime steam, $J.sJ; choice, SJ.1.
Bacon-ShOulders, SOS; longs. $0.fJ;
clear ribs. S6.S7ik: short clear. 500.
Dry Sailed Meats-ShOulders. S5.j2i3,
longs, SG.37ia: clear ribs. 500; short
clear. 1913.
High wines steady at ST.
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET

n limited inquiry to-day and no particu-
lar charge in prices. Prime lots, as a
rule, hold steady.
Beeves-No changes Of Importance.
Caves less active: weak for veals and
25c. lower for buttermilks and srassers {,
poor TO prime vcals ar, quoted az S4.5O0
go, grasscrs and buttermilk at s2.50fl
3.25, and a bunch Of Virginia calves sold
at $500
Sheep and lambs slow az steady prices
fer sheep. but lambs were rated at ia
PC. lower, and a clearance was not o.
fected by six carloads: common TO good
sheep sold at S2.25u3.Ij; ordinary TO
prime lambs at S2.JOl3.sJ.
Hogs firm at S5.3JQJ.Jp.
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Notes.

The Hustlers play in Petersburg to-
morrow. and Sam Crowder will detail the
game at the Academy with his little men,
IL is sufficient 10 say that IL Sam details
the game IL will be up 10 date.
The rooters are all agog over game OF
ball for the benefit Of the Free Dispen-
sary. ll8 west Cary street between the
Dudes and Mother Hubbdrds on We'd
nesday, the Nth OF August. The following
are the young men who will play:
Dudes-G. ID. Peasants, catcher; X. X.
Painter. pitcher; $. ID. Peasants. short
stop; II. Russell. first base; NJ. Peasants.
second hasa: Charles Spleen third base
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-04

The United Banking and Building Com
pany. having a good demand for money
offers for sale a limited number OF shares
OF It's paid-up accumulatiye stock at 80
per share. IN Aturity value 500. Dividend
Of 8 per cent per annum. payable I'm cash
January and July. For further informa-
ton agply at the Office Of the company.
S2l east Main street.
LEWIS VI. BLAIR.
President
W. J. JOHNSON.
Vice President.
SAMUEL : ELAN
Secretary and Treasurer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-04

only Sli for the round-trip, Richmond
10 Niagara Falls Pennsylvania railroad
personally conducted tours leave Wash
ington 4. NJ. ON the following dates:
august Sth. August 22d. September
7fh. and October Sth Tickets good ten
DAYS Stop-0vers allowed AZ Watkins
Glen. Rochester. ana Buffalo
For full information apply 10 Richmond
Transfer Company. Ninth and Main
streets. ticket office, Byrd-Stroet station,
or G. \. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

Onerings-Wheat. LIP bushels: corn
twhitel, ~ bLShels. corn (miXed), 100
bushels: oats. $50 bushels
saies-W heat. LIP bushels: corn
CShite). 34S bushels; oats, 2IJ bushels
Quotations: Wbeat-Longberry &c. TO
1s12c.. mixed, &c. TO 72i3c. shOrtberry,
06c 10 .2zc., No > red, re. to 72ihc
Corn-White. Virginia. JOc: No > White.
6Oc.; No. = mixed. iDc.
Oais.No mixed. 2slkc. TO 29c.; No.
3 mixed. 21i4c TO 2sc: winter seed soc.
10 3sc.
Eye-JOc. TO 5}c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-04

take per cont. for your money when
the State building ami Loan Company
will ray you ON It's $3.50 full-paii stock
Is Ter cent. and guarantee you per
cent on its so paid-up stock. which Is
the same as a time certificate Of Deposit
i'm "A bank7 Call on or address ms ut
HOS east Main street. Richmond, Va.
THOMAS +. stage, President.
W. MINOR WOODWARD. Nice-Pres.
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Imnoriani Noiirr.

Now IS the time 20 have your PIANOS
looked after Many a good Piano IL
mined bv neglect We have Mr.. COrdley.
Inc iong-experienced expert. and he does
only the best Of work satisfaction
guaranteed. $500. -
WALTER ID. MOSES < co,
1908 Main street.
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srANDlNa on -ng cIufs .rorsr 3. 1905.

N'NhN - HIDIIFD luh IU-DAl'
Louisvlli, az Cincinnati.
St Louis at Chicago.
CANES SCHEDULED FOR MONDAY.
Brooklya al New York.
iadelphia az Boston.
Baltimore at Washington.
ST. Louis az Pittcburg.
Louisville az Cleveland.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
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PORT OF WEST POINT, Aug. 3. 1895.
ARRIVED

HUN Ut w FIS 7 IVIN T. AUE. ., ISTJ-
ARRIVED.
Steamship Richmond Davis. New York,
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Berkshire. kirwin, flOvl-
dence via Norfolk, passengers and gcn-
eral cargo.
Steamship Charlotte. Nickle, Baltimore.
passengers and general cargo.
steamship Allegheny. Nickcrson. Bal
timore, passengers and general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Berkshire. Kirwin, Balt.-
more. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Richmond. Davis. New York.
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte. Nickle, Baltimore
passengers and general cargo.
steamship Allegheny. Nickerson, Provi-
dcnte via Norfolk, passengers and gen
eral cargo.
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MfGTCIiNS DEFEiTED.
Deficient in Hard Hitting and Portsmouth
Won the Game.

NORFOLK. VA. Aug. S.-Special-
Portsmouth defeated Roanoke to-day
easily making the score . to l. The vis-
itors we're deficient in hard hitting and
fielding. whereas the home team sho"eu
UP well in both.
The following is the score:
rrffrI
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IYNCHBURG.

Summary. LaTN'I TNT1 1T IIITI'IIFI' -
Lynchburg, 5. Two-base hits m.,h'
Uousemar. Bradley %. Ferguson. Berry
hin. and Raffert Stolen beses-kain,
Gulen %. Thompson. Raffert. Double
plays -Berryhul. Mcintyre. and FLOCK
tinien. Wells. and Kan. Base on balls
on Gillen. 3: of Willis 2. Hit by pitcher
Smith. Struck out-By Gllen, Z; by
Willis. 4. Time OF game. two hours ana
fifteen minutes. Umpire Brennan. At
tendance BOO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-04

We have several UPRIGHT PIANOS.
very slightly used. IA perfect condition.
which we offer at onc-half their regular
prices. Cali and examine them.
WALTER ID. MOSES < co,
lel5 Main street
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Both Legs Broken.

Mr.. Dan. Eads, who lives on Eighth
street, while breaking young horse
on Friday afternoon, was thrown by the
animal, and had both OF his legs broken
above the knee. He was taken TO the
Old Dominion Hospital. aud is doing nice
~. - - -
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Summary: Earned uns-Portsmouth,
3: Roanoke. /. TWobase hits-Mangan,
Little. Stolen bases-HGrgrOye, Lewis,
Mccain Double plays Thurston 70
Hall 10 Mangan; Cavanaugh 10 Padden.
Bases on bals-off Moynehan. l. off Nc
Cam. 2. Struck out-by Moynehan, 8;
by Mccain. 3. Sacrifice hits-Childs,
Mailman ~. Umpire. Mitchell.
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tGooDGfME ArBiLrIuoRE.
spiders Lose "a Game 10 the Pirate--Colo-
mel. Defcat the Reds.

PITTSBITRG. PA, Aug 3.-Pttshur-
and Cleveland wound up the home 1eries
to-day with a very exciting game. The
score was tie ~ 20 tho seventh inning;
whom n tumble By Cross gave Cleveland
two runs. In FittsbIrg half, with two
aut and two men on tho bases. sWith
tripied 10 Ring. teing the score ag an
pitts0urg won ont I'm the eighth ON stan
Zcls double ana two sacrifices. both
Hawlcv and Cunpy pitched great ball.
and some wonderful plays were made on
each side. Attendance. 1900. score:
Pi.tshurr .........02O0O021x-5 : 3
cleveland .... .Ol0l002OO- 2
batteries. Hawloy. an~ Merritt. COlpy
ana thinner.
BALTIMORE. 1: WASHINGTON. Q.
BALTIMORE. Aug 3.-Wheu Pitcher
MCMahon appeared ON the field this ~
ternoon ne was greeted By 1900 onthusi-
asts. who visited the grounds for the dual
purpose OF welcoming the Champions
home after n months absence. and 10
watch the work Of the peerless pitcher OF
last season, who did 50 much 10 BRING the
pennant 20 Baltimore. As McManon
walked in the box for the first time this
season a mighty cheer arose. that showed
how anXiOusly the rOotcrs were watching
for his return 20 the diamond rs inc
game progressed and II became apparent
that Macs arm had resa.ned its old-time
cunning and effectiveness, the crowd tu-
muliu0usly cheered his every appearance
on the diamond. and repeatedly shouted
the opinion that the orioles would cor
tainly repeat last years championship
record Mcmahon pitched mastery
game striking out six mon and allowing
The WASHINGTON team but six hits An
derson. TOO. pitched a gilt-edgod game.
Abbey's error. the only one OF the con-
test allowed the home team rs only
tally. Score X. IL. T.,
Baltimore ..........0OOOO1 Q
Washington .......0O 100000 q
Batteries: Mcmahon and Robinson An
dcrson and Mcclure.
rosrox o. pgrr,nrtpurA. &.
,,,o,.s
FOSTON. MASS, aug. 5.-beams
Wildncss and Loves lucky heme-run j"
the third inning, when the bases Melt
iull gave the 5osions an easy r,,.gtH
eyer me Ipllaitipi lsn1 '9-I", 81 in
.i - ,,,,fr., an ,coot,n+ of "A lam,
foot. stlvetts pitched steady and enec-
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. MD, Aug. 5.-Flour
quiet.
Wheat weak: No. 2 red spot and Au-
gust, 6saSQ 6S%.c.: September, 691,4697sc.
December. 72G72Ac.; steamer No. red,
6II2U65s4c.: southern, by sample, 70Q7lc.;
do, on grade. 67u70c.
Corn weaisg- mixed spot. 4sa4s1xc.; Au-
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could not HIT weighing to-day. while inc
home team. by good batting and pase-
running. scored the only runs mace IN
tie nrst four innings. The rest was a
pitchers battle The fielding was almost
perfect. there being four double plays.
II. II. h.
louisville .........4201 900 o. % II l
Cincinnati ..........0 DO o o 10
Batteries: weighing and Warner; knihes
and Vaughan.
CHICAGO. 6: ST. LOUIS. 0.
CHICAGO. Aug 3.-Anson was not COW
ering the initial bag to-day. but the Cni-
Cages shut out the ST. Louis team, not
withstanding. Hutchinson was an UNI
solved mystery with the visitors. They
made four solitary hits. Lange cincned
the game in the third inning with the
bases full by lining out n three-bagger
TO right. Attendance 5000.
r. X. r..
Chicago ............004 ks u
81. Louis ............0 o 00000 90
Batteries. Hutchinson and Kittridge;
kiisenSer. Breitehstein. ana Miller.