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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-19
THE COAL-REGION STRIKE.
The West Virginia situation Now u
Family Fight.

POCAHONTAS. VA. June lS-(Special)
Intellectual efforts were made by four
more OF the West Virginia operators TO
resume work to-day. They could do no
thing. The men would not agree TO go to
work
The strike has assumed a new phase.
Formerly the union operators OF West
Virginia were supposed to be In sympathy
with the strike, and no doubt gave en-
couragement to the strikers. so long as
their efforts were directed against the
virginia mines But the fight has changed
to family AFFAIR.
The operators are evidently anxious 70
resume work, and the strike has been so
prolonged as 10 reduce the strikers to a
condition Of want. The latter are
naturally DESTROYS OF going to work. but
their determined demand for scales and
old prices will never be acceded to BY the
operators, and the probability is that the
strike will continue so long as the strikers
can find means OF subsistence. IL is only
a question OF endurance between the ope-
rators and miners.
IL is currently reported that the strikers
to-day received 50. contributed 10 their
support by the labor organizations OF
Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-19

NORFOLK, VA, June S.--tSpecal.)-
There were about a hundred Richmond
excursionlsts at League Park this after
noon to witness the game between their
Birds" and the Truckers" and their
woe-begone countenances at the conclu-
sion OF the game was sufficient evidence
that they were sorry that they were
present to see their favOrites get such
severe drubblng. The Truckers" made
another inroad into the percentage col
umn, and the high and mighty
"Bluebirds'' are much poorer in that d.
rection than they were at the beginning
of the series OF games, and the Richmond
"rooters" suffered accordingly.
! FLYNN'S CURVES DID NOT WORK.
|. 1t is not necessary to go into the details
of the game. Suffice it TO say that
Flynn's heretofore deceptive curves had
no terrors for the Portsmouths to-day;
| for In the third inning, Hargrove started
| the fireworks with a three-bagger, fol-
lowed by Knox with a single Reed with
a triple, and Fuller's single, with Leach S
base on balls, netted the home
| team five runs. This discouraged the
Richmond "tWlrier. Again IN the
seventh he was hit for couple of two
baggers and a single. which. in conjunc-
ton with giving Reed a base by striking
| him with the ball. netted three runs. In
| the eighth the home team made another
run. making a total of 8 to Richmond's
3. the latter making one in tho first and
| one in the fourth. and one In the ninth.
GOOD PITCHING.
| Leach. as usual, pitched a good game,
| and while the total number of hits made
| off his delivery was the same as made off
| Flynn, yet he kept them well scattered.
and at no time after the third was IT
| necessary for him to exert himself TO
any great extent, the "Biuebirds' fall-
| ing down before him in way that
pleased the "rooters" for the green and
| gray. When the game was finished a
| mighty shout went up from the assembled
multitude and a hearty three cheers
were given alike for the victors and van
ouisned And well did they deserve II,
| for to-day's game was good one, both
teams playing gilt-edged ball. The bat
| ting of Foster and Groves for the visitors
was first-class i'm every respect, both men
doing excellent work with the willow
| The appended score tells the remainder
| of the story:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-19
CLOSING OF INQUIRIES SCHOOL.
Dt.trjbutton. of Medals and Cerfih-
.,,as-ybe schoIarships.

Tho thirtieth session Of McGuire's
school closed yesterday. The principal
Mr. John p. Mcclure. had as his assist
ants during the session Messrs. Il. W.
posworth. j. NJ. Calender, l.. l.. Camp
seil. r. r. Harrison, j. =. Mcclure Jr.'
in the upper school; in the owcr schoo''
Mrs John =. Mcclure, with MISS . *
Norris and Miss 5. +. slaughter. Inc
number OF boys for the session Is iof,
The following lists show the divisions
" the school beginning with the highest
Graduated by the combined standing IN
conduct. In examinations. and in daily
rotations after Il method now used Tor
many years with signal advantage. rms
year. for the first time gold medals ana
certificates have been given Tor speciai
excellence i'm the work of the Debating
and Historical societies OF the school,
CONDUCT HoNoRs.
silver Medal. Upper School. Section L
4 Ashburner. b. Bass, II. caperton tW.
virginia., g. Darlington. j.. a; Cazenove
tFairfax). J. OH. Cazenoye faiIia * -,
rerolinap. G. W Lewis. *: n. McRae
,AIanchester), X. Moore, j. u. Mordecai,
4 Mordecai. A. Nosrley. j. {. Money
II n Nelson tHan)yer county, *. Nei-
ION ,n,a u'I Z; q. Peyton. ". - Smith. ID. u.
Talley' ami A. \. Wexford Richmond
sest,on III. Bolton. II. Il. Davis. T.
NJ. Deiir!ek, j. T. Goddin. l.. \. Meade
{. III Montague. w. +. Patterson ana H.
Lower school Section !;-G; y. Astsli
,Amelia), j. A. Bah. o. II: Chalkley, r.
NJ. Conner, J. }. Graya,t. Jr.s IN r. ~ n Ma
n H. Carr H. s. Hotchkiss. W. =.
Rose. and c. T. wingo. -.
White Ribbon Certificate, tpper
school,. g. Arderson' Chesternsld
counfy,. !. u. Blunt. M. Cabeli' Nelson
coSnty,. j. 4. Cowardin. Z. 0. Friend.
q AZ Hunter (HAnoyer. county,. J. p
kersnaw Vieorgia). II. NJ. McCance, A.
peasants. u. II. Roberts icharlottts. j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-19

Military Wan Not Dangrrous--Court,
Personal. and Other Items,

The young man who has been seen on
The streets Of Manchester several nights
acting in q very queer way Is known to
be from Richmond. II is said he is great
ly exercised on the subject OF military
and imaglnes himself TO b. the captain
Of company. lie is regarded as being
perfectly harmless.
Mr.. lawson Morrisett. Of Nattree. was
IN Manchester yesterday He was here
20 attend the Hieh-School exercises last
nishi 10 witness the graduation OF his
daughter. Miss Mamie.
Miss BESSIE Pettus received the prize
for being the pretticst dancer from Rich
mond' and Miss Jarsey Tyler the prize
icr being the prettiest in Manchester last
n.ght az Starke's Park.
Miss Emily Patch. who was hurt Satur-
day by being thrown from a bicycle was
reported to be better Yesterday.
Inc Wynneczies and thu Laurel Base
ran Club viii give another exhibition OF
the national sport this afternoon at
Forest lin Park Raleigh Green and
Brook Page viii IN the points for the
former, and Il. y. Merchant and Hayes
Roane VIII occupy similar positions for
the Laureis This will be the third con-
test between these two clubs. the Lsurels
having suffered defeat In both the games
played.
on accoun, Of tho sickness OF Judge
Hancock. the Circuit Court Of Chesterfield
has not been IN session this week.
The Hastings Court of Manchester was
not In session yesterday
Several white men were fined s. In the
Police Court for creating a disturbance
in The street Saturday night.
Mr. Harvey Wilson. OF Richmond, has
qualified as the administrator Of the
to Of "a faf Tor 4 IL
estate is valued at s. 500.
Mrs Mary Y. Rice. one OF the Oldest
and most highly-esteemed ladies Of this
city. Is critically an at her sidence.
on Fifteenth street between McDOnough
ana SemmeS. Mrs. Rice has been an in
valid FOR tie past fourteen years, suffer
ing from RI um tism She IS the mother
OF Messrs. W. G. and J. g. Rice.
The Sunday schools OF Chesterfield are
looking forward with much pleasure to
the union picnic to be given at the
Courthouse the 3th of next month.
Manchester Lodg. No. II. \. +. and
\. A.. will take part IN tle ceremonies In
connection with the laying of the corner
Stone of the Confederate monument a.
Powhatan Courthouse July 4th. The lodge
Will leave this city on the morning OF
the 4th and return late in the evening.
The monument will be erected by the
Powhatan Troop.
Tae annual picnic Of Fifth-Strtet Metho-
dist Sunday school VIII be given al ProNi-
denCe Forge tomorrow. large num-
Der of tickets have been sold, and the
Indications are that a large crowd Will 50
down with them.
Invitations are out for the marriage
Of Miss Maud H. Sims to DR.. J. y. Bal
ley. The ceremony VIII take place al
Glover hin on the 2S;h OF June.
Mr.. W. T. Walker. Of Drewry's Blun
Va. was In the city yesterday.
Nessrs. Smith q Chappell, quarry
m n, ere removing their plant from Bos-
cobel. on the Chesapeake and Ohio road
to Granite, in Chesterfield.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-19
PREPARE FOR \ GARDEN PART
Gcrmau-amcFican Ladies' Meet to
Perfect TRANSFORMATIONS.


Perfect TRANSFORMATIONS.
A special meeting Of the German-Ameri-
can Ladies Association of the Virginia
Hospital was held in tn large lecture
room at the college yesterday evening to
formulate plans for a garden-party 10 De
given July l1th the proceeds OF when
are 10 be devoted 10 the furnishing OF the
German wards In the annex 10 the nos
pitaI now IN course of erection. There
was a large attendance OF the ladies' cI
the association. and tn meeting WAS pre-
sided over by Mrs. William kthlins
IL was announced that hr. Won
Rosenegk had generously placed MS hahu-
some residence on the Cary-ntreet roau'
al the disposal OF the ladies Tor NE &C.
casion: that MIR. Miteldorier had o1ereu
10 furnish all decorations free % charge,
and that Messrs Heppert. Ahmrsih' ana
Seivert had rendered tn m services '"I
the carpcntering work. an abundance oi
provisions and Tefres ame1iS were
promised by different iadie5 OF the assoc
citation. , -,
\ house committee was appointea py
the president 10 lake in cnarsc me Hh,h
for the new wards. which has ahe-uN
been donated, and TO superintenu III
decoration and furnishing O. me 40oi'iS'
IN. members Of This committee are
Nfesdames A. HartunG, Gus L't'', L
Sauer. CHARLES Spott, Ida he'F'lu' an"
a Oehschlaeger.
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vie. which completes their fun gradual
ton, other necessary branches having
been previously taken and medal given
therefor. -
The full graduate for 1895 Is Miss Ellie
Bosher. who entered the school at years
Of age, and took the entire course IN
English. mathematics, literature, sciences,
and the languages
The following were prevented by SICK
ness from taking the examinations: Misses
Eda Atkinson. Bessie Watkins. Margue-
rite Warwick. Daisy Hancock. BAR har,
vie Hazel Strause. Rose Brown, Naomi
Ford Virginia Hayes. Clare Davis. Ethel
Lockwood, Daisy Hancock. Bessie Selden.
Rosebud Brown.
Those young ladies' are worthy or most
honorable mention for marked improve
meut.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-19

N'lss,3S5. decreasc tlisGS. or Ia per
cent, Nelson county. Lovinesion District.
o'd solSba. new S'3,8is. decrease $751;
or ii IL per cent
MossTs. James l.. Garland Sheriff. and
NJ. s Cahoon. Treasurer. OF Bo,ctourt
county, were visitors to the Capitol yes
terday
Governor O'FerraH yesterday refused
pardons 20 l.. +. Rcvell. OF Southampton:
John Eldridge. Of syvania. and VIII
Payne. Of Allegheny. who are serving
terms for murder In the second degree.
and George Burch. OF Richmond. who is
serving term for larceny.
Governor o'Fcrrall viii 80 to Lexington
this morning 90 attend the sessions Of
the Scotch-lrish Congress
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-19
Could Not start Work.

The Governor last night received let
ter from Major Simons stating that the
attempts to start work by the operators
on the North Fork Monday morning were
complete failures. The strikers congre-
gated in large numbers and marched from
mine to mine and would not permit the
operators to even clean up around the
entrances to the mines. Evictions are
being enforced and trouble is expected.
Affairs on the Elkhorn. he says. are In
az unsettled condition as when the strike
begun.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-19
A woFUL EXHIBITION.
Roanoke Loses Mtsernbiy toor
Game TO Norfolk.

ROANOKE, VA. June ls.-tSpecial)-
The exhibition OF ball-playing given by
the Roanokes to-day would have dis
graced a team OF amateurs. Notwlth.
standing the poor games they have been
playing lately. fair-sized crowd gain.
cred 10 see them try and win game
from Norfolk, but the spectators were
wofully disappointed To an uninte-
rested spectator 1; looked as II the team
did not want to win. Indeed II has looked
that way for the past week. The men
have gone into the contest In half
hearted manner. and IL was easy TO see
that they were beaten before the game
began. To-day's game was repetition
OF that of the day before. only q little
more tiresome. II possible.
The error column does not begin To
show the bad bell the home team was
guilty Of. ~ their errors Of omission
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-19
COUNCIL GOT No QUORUM.
coutroct for Granoiithic Flooring
mt the Howitzers' Armor'.

The Common Council was TO nave h eit
another session last night 70 nave cioseu
M the unfinished business Oh the Icsu-
lar June meeting. \ Quorum Oh e"e
members had not assemp.eu a. neoiaS "a
-,icIoox when President Glover adJournen
tho bodv. 1t is hardly probable that TINS
ranch win be conv ned again before the
time Tor the regular July session. .
A called meeting Of the Committee on, on
water was he'd last night. and me DUE
and nav-rou OF the department for the
half-month were ordered paid.
There was q session of the commute
on Grounds and Buildings AsI eNeli', ,,',
I'D ,be ueual routine business was trans
,ctcd. The contract for laying sraho-
uthic flooring AT the Howitzer Armory
was awarded to Mr.. c. p. Thompson.
There viii be meeting Of the commit {
,eo on First Market at O'Clock inns
afternoon.
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oc,cer. of the Commandery.

Richmond Commandery. No. :. hnlghls
Templar. has elected the following oil,e s...
r ~. Cunningham. eminent conhil1 :, .
- = richardson, generallssimo; IS a
T,cob captain general; F. j. Craisie' pre-
ate. n. l.. Hulcher senior warren "a
=. Phillips. junior warden; H. 4, nS
.,rnbe. treasurer; 5. McG flsh'r' ie0o, a..
r.. j G. Bowman. standaru-pee'ei' '"
,,,,,s's,,x warden; u. b. Collins. captain
~ Guard. y. c. Lewis. third captain
90 he guard; c. c. Rady, second captain
- the guard; H. r.. Holmes, hr5t captain
- The guard: william Krause, steward
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-19
Eighty-Onc, Yet Hale and Hearty.

Mr.. Charles Phillips. a well-known citi-
zen of Richmond, remarked the other day
TO friend that he had just recently ceie-
brated the fftieth anniversary Of his
marriage, and added: Il wasn't any
chicken when | got married, either
How old were you when you were
married, Mr. PhilliDs?'
81 was 81 years Old he replied. making
him now 81. Mr.. Phillips is to-day hale
and hearty. and bids fair TO round up a
score OF 100 years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-19
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Hnse-IlaIl Notes.

The little men played the game at the
Academy yesterday afternoon 10 qufe a
large and seemingly sad crowd Rich
mond was not in 1t at all The Ports
mouth ball players just walked away
with the Bluebirds. Mr. Cliff described
the game. as Umpire Crowder is In Bal
timore showing his Invention to the
cranks of that city. The little men play
again to-day at O'Clock.
The Richmond College Spiders Will
meet the Randolph-Macon boys at West
End Park this afternoon. and will play
for the championship of Virginia. The
game begins at ) o'clock.
The Bluebrds return home Tomorrow.
and will meet the Norfoks here in the
afternoon.
A number of rOoters went down 10
Portsmouth yesterday 10 see the game.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-19

An Interesting Game and some
Pretty Playing.

LYNCHBURG, Va, june H.-tSpe-
cial)-A regular league umpire. Mr.. DAILY.
OBLIGATED at the ball contest to-day be-
tween Petersburg and Lynchburg, and. as
the result, an interesting game was wit
messed and enjoyed by the FIVE or six hun
dred cranks who braved the hot rays u
the sun for nearly two hours.
Lynchburg won by score or III to q
al! because the home team hit Alloway
OPPORTUNITY. while only five scattering
hits were secured Off Orth. Many beau
tiful plays were made on both sides, in
Guiding several doubles. Leahy's hit to
deep centre field in the sixth inning
bringing in three runs, and Berryhill ana
Sanfords home-run hits were enthusi-
astically applauded. Following is the
score in detail:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-19
Confessed His Crime.

Ioeeph Blazer. the half-iiiot white man
no vas adiudged guilty OF a criminal
sssa,,ir upon a 5-year-old white girl. ana
eiven three years in the penitenuary'
vas sentenced yesterday. He has con-
tossed his guilt. -,....,
4 negro man and woman were chargeu
,.,,b nisdemeanor before Judge Wick
nam yesterday. and were both heaViH
dncd. ,.o sc
Mir William T. Holdsworth. the re
centlv-electod superintendent Oh inc coun.
80 slmshouse. yesterday quai'iled oeioI !,
Judge Wickham, giving the required
bond. ...o or,a,r
The grand jury viii investigate eei 1 ta,"
ALLEGED irregularities In the recent WV
ton today
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-19
WI, Not Affect virgInin.

Considerable interest has been shown
among Richmond merchants and manu-
facturers over the reported declination
OF the Chesapeake and ohio Railroad
Company to accept the invitation ex-
tended II to enter the Trunk Line Asso-
citation. The authorities Of the read do
not think such stand would AFFECT
freight rates in Virginia. though the re-
suit cannot now be told. Mr.. II. ~
Hotchkiss. general freight agent of the
line. who has all such questions 10 deal
with, is out OF the city. and the other
officials declare that they do not know
positively that the Chesapeake and ONO
has declined the invitation OF the asso-
citation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-19
THE ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE.
Extra session Called by Governor
AItgeisi-ReasOnsT Therefor.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, June M-Gov'
ernor Altgeld to-day issued a call for an
extra session OF the Legislature, to con-
vene on Tuesday. June 25, 1895. at O'Clock
z. NJ. The call recites that the tax levy
made by the Thirty Mini General Assem-
bly, IL inadequate. IN view OF the appro-
priations made: that the revenue system
OF the State needs revision: that the jury
system needs reforming. and that tbs
prison-labor problem needs the attention
~ sha LEGISLATURE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-19
Nearly Killed Him.

HEATHSVTLLE. VA, June lS.-(Spe-
cial.)-The Heathsville and Kilmarnock
baseball teams crossed bats at the latter
grounds on yesterday. During the third
inning Captain Hall. OF the Heathsville
team. while at the bat. got knocked down
by an inshot ban. and came near being
killed. While he did not entirely lose
consciousness. il was some time before
he could speak. The teams. disheartened
by the accident. did not continue the
game. Captain Hall was at last report
all right. The ball struck him a little
a hoya tho femuIa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-19

WASHINGTON, June ls.--G. c. car,sr
OF the Engineer Corps. In charge OF w
improvements OF the Savannah rNe
'.',,s maj IN the execution OF the proleel
sor the attainment OF depth OF - ieu'
IA the ocean at m an high toe oep"'
OF "a feet il now attained. ..-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-19
Eel, .uniust the window.

An investigation Of ,he recen, p,ean
ing Of one OF Hop Lungs WINDOWS s'i'".
that IL was not attributable as W's -
Arsi supposed 10 the malice OF VOC iopos
Three boys werV scuHiinS IN 'he 49,, 49,,
ana one OF the number feii asa'ns. "a
Ike a man. owned up 10 his responsibility
and paid for the new glass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-19
m. proposed bicycle Road.

The proposition to build a nice eieyelg
r,sd vest OF the city meets WIN iavor
among the deyotees OF the wheel ny ~
dea Is for each rider In me CITY, ma m'.
and female. 10 contribute 81 asica
nd suhscrlntlons win be gladly received
n Won want a good road on which to rae
bring your dollars In.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-19
hath Probably Murdered.

yANCEBURG. KY. June iS-The body
OF Mrs. John Brown was found In the Ohio
river at $ -, city. Saturday night. and on
Monday " nude body OF her husband
was found floating In Kinnick creek, near
where the couple had lived on a hatbcat
Both bodies showed evidence Of murder
A stranger whose clothing was spat-
,cred with blood was arrested at Quincy
last night on suspicion OF being the
murderer The evidence against him Ii
regarded as conclusive. &.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-19
To washington to he Married.

Mr.. Adolphus Franck went to Wash
ington yesterday. where he was to have
been married to Miss Dc Mary Southall.
Mr.. Franck is member of the firm OF
Franck Brothers, OF this city, and Is a
well-known and popular young business
man
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-19
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Norfolk. T. First base on balls-On Stahl.
2: of Weeks. l. Struck out-By Stahl.
3; by Weeks. T. Two-basc hits-O'Hagan,
Hager and Behan. Three-base hits-Viox
and Stahl. Home run-Tate. Double
olays--Stahl 10 Little. GeIer to Mccain,
to Tate. to OHagan. Passed balls
WEIGH and Cote. Hit by pitched ball
Weeks. Stolen bases-Stahl (2) and
OHagan. Time OF game. hour and 80
minutes. Umpire. Mitchell
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-19
WILLING TO RETURN HOME.
Two savannah Girls Arrested on
Landing fn New York.

Landing I'm New York. .
NEW YORK. June ls-Gertrude Muir.
tha and Josie Flanagan. two young girls
who ran away from their homes In Sa.
vannah. Ca. last week In order 10 come
TO this city to see Joseph Burch. tho
lover Of the Murtha girl. dying in ST.
Francis Hospital. this city. and who were
arrested on landing from the Savannah
before Justice lSims. In the Jefferson
Market Court this morning, and turned
over 20 the custody OF the Savannah po-
lice. Both girls professed entire willing
ness TO return home. They will sail THE
afternoon for home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-19
southern Railway Associates.

NEW YORK. June ls.--There was ~
have bee a meeting to-day at the Hotel
Waldorf Of the Executive COMMITTEES -
the Southern Railway and SssamsbiD
Association. but there being no Quorum.
the meeting was adjourned until 10 O'clock
tomorrow morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-19
n,cbmond People In New York.

NEW YORK, June s.-(Special.)-T. A
HARRISON, q. G.. Minor, ST. Denis; II.
Ashton. Grand Union: G. g. Todd. impe
rial; G.. Barha.n, w. IA. Fitzgerald
Brunswick: T. j. Wills. ~. James.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-19
were as great. IL not greater than. their

were AS great. IL not greater 'nan' the"
errors Of commission.
Stahl attempted 10 do the twirling for
Roanoke. and made almost az big fall
ure OF Il as a man could well make ana
still stay In the box. He also led In
the error-getting. having two misplays 70
his credit Norfolk's playing was not
much OF an Improvement over Roanokes,
b,r they saved themselves by hitting the
ball hard and often. Roanoke could do
very little with Weeks. and generally
made their hits when they did not count.
Score.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-19
Buena Vista Downcd Again.

LEXINGTON, VA, June ls.-(Specai.)-
The Buena Vista team went down again
to-day before the Washington and Lee
Uniyossity team. The score was 10 to 0.
Batteries: ". and l.. U.-pratt and Fos-
ter: Bueaa Vista--Todl. Williamson, and
Moomaw.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-19

The Auditor Of Public accounts yester-
day .Acelyed reports az 10 assessments
Of Merry In the State az follows:
Stanton, Old assessment sz,2is.SE. ne"