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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-01-03

Rheunl. tism is caused by Tactic
acid iii the blood. HOODS Sarsap-
arilla neutralizes this acid and cures
4rheum tiSm.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-01-03

F. A. Millett, cruiser for til" Pine
Tree company, is in the city today
4 having just returned from visit
with his family at Saltwater.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-01-03

Thos Bailey sent up an additional
force Of men and supplies to his
lumber camp ON Platte Thursday
morning. He is having ice roads
prepared, and expects to begin
hauling at once.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-01-03

## T. j. Ma thiesOn shipped a carload
OF cattle and hogs to the South ST.
Paul market this morning.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-01-03

The Northern Pacific will lu1
tracks to the site OF the new paper
mill and dam at st. Cloud as sOOI
us work begins.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-01-03

The st. Cloud journal Press pub
fishes a sensational story about a
KOyalIDn young man.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-01-03

The play 1.-The Widow Hunt" will
he presented in this city by home
.tu'rnton Jan, II, under the auspices
of st. GATHERINGS guild. More par
ticrllurs Will be given la ter.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-01-03

1t will be to the be netit of the bust
ness men of Little Falls for them to
urge farmers to. attend the State
Farmers institute which will be held
at the court house in this city on
Friday and Saturday, Jan. II and Is.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-01-03

st. Cloud Journal Press: n. A.
Wheeler, the saw mill man, is carry
ing his hands swathed in bandages.
4 gasoline lamp exploded and in
throwing it from the mill at Foley
his hands were quite severely burned.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-01-03

The marriage license business
started out quite briskly for the New
Year. Clerk of Court SignOr issued
licenses yesterday to John Lorig and
Miss Kate kiergen. and John Jomma
and Miss Gertie Schneider.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-01-03

A man named John Brechnen was
before Judge Richardson. OF the pro-
bate court, Friday afternoon for
examination for the purpose OF send
Ing him to the inebriatc ward OF the
Rochester asylum. Brpchnen has
been in the employ of G. B. Buchanan
as cook in one of his lumber ca amps,
hut owing to his appetite for liquor
he has been unable to work and he
desired that something be done for
him by the authorities. Mr.. Buck
man was appointed rs guardian
and he was committed to the nsy.
lum. Sheriff Rider took INN to that
institution Monday morning.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-01-03

Mayor Davidson has returned to
Duluth from his trip to Iowa. His
work in Duluth requires much closer
attention than he first supposed,
and he will he there most of the time
for several months to come.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-01-03

# Mrs. Henry iOulet left Tuesday
for a visit with her parents In
Canada. Mr.. GUulet accompanied
her rs far as st. Paul.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-01-03

De Wits Little Early Risers for
abiliousness, indigestion. constipa-
ton. A small pill. a prompt cure.
l.. d. Brown.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-01-03

J. B. Council, who was log scalel
for the Pine Tree company at the
East side mill last summer, has
returned from Eau Claire, Wis. Mr.
Council will scale logs for Jones &
Hatcher at their camps at Lincoln.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-01-03

A marriage license was issued
Monday to Albert Schoven and
Miss Celia VOsen. Of Buchanan.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-01-03

"A daughter was born to Mr.. and
# Mrs. Peter Vernig ON Christ mas day.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-01-03

The Sank Centre Avalanche credits
Little Falls with having the best
..wOrking team":of WOOdmen i'll
the state.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-01-03
NEAT, CHEAP AND RAPID.

"A state farmers institute will be
held in Brainerd Jan. Is and is.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-01-03

NJ Mrs. M. E. Butler is reported as
very sick today. She was taken Ill
Tuesday evening and her condition
shows but little Improvement to-
day.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-01-03

t%Richard Bros. have received
their fall goods. Call III and se
them.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-01-03

Mary Ellen Lease will address the
POpulists of st. Cloud about Jan. IL.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-01-03

The body of Harry Hayward
will be cremated at Chicago.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-01-03

If resisting an officer becomes
popular, Christ Grest's life will not
he II happy one. The last man he
tackled had no fears Of q deputy
sheriff, and declared that he had
cooked cannons in two European
wars. He claimed to have led the
advance on Paris when the Germans
captured the city little over twenty
years ago. No deputy sheriff can
lshave much terrOrs for such q man.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-01-03

Don't forg, t that "" have bar
gains to offer yOu this fall
RICHARD Bros
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-01-03

We are doing more business in
shoes than we ever did before which
proves that our shoes are wearers
and our prices right. 1s-
RICHARD BROS.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-01-03

The New Year was uSherPd In by
the people Of this city with all the
available apparatus for making a
.loice. The welkin rang with the
peals Of church and fire bells. and
firearms from a Fourth Of July toy
pistol up. announced the beginning
Of 1896.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-01-03

A man named Burdel WAS in
stantly killed at Sank Center lnst
week by being thrown from his
wagon while his team WAS running
away. He struck his head on the
frozen ground and his skull was
crushed. a.. ..3
60. H..
December showed II lArge decrease
ia lumh shipments from MinneapO-
liz, the amount being less than last
year, but ahead "f 1898. The Lum-
herman concluded that til" outlook
is good for large shipments next
season. 49,. e.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-01-03

is NOW SUPPLIED WITH NEW
MATERIAL TROUGHOUT.s
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-01-03

III
JeoG PRINTING !,
Tnb ThAhSl;Aliap JIB OfPlC, T.
83 .,., ~ ii
n is NOW SUPPLIED WITH NEW
MATERIAL TROUGHOUT. p
NEAT, CHEAP AND RAPID. I
" 4s=-=-=-- a
IA state farmers institute will be
u held in Brainerd Jan. Is and l6. .
Nj "A daughter was born to Mr.. and Fl
a Mrs Peter Vernig ON Christmas day. N
Mary Ellen Lease will address the -,
K POpulists OF st. Cloud about Jan. IL.
n IA son was born Friday evening to
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Taylor, OF -
Swan River. a.. "
The st. Cloud journal Press pub ir
. fishes sensational story about Sc
ROyalIon young man.
T. j. Ma thiesOn shipped u carload a
Of cattle and hogs to the South st. "
Paul market this morning. a
The thirty third session OF the -,
Minnesota EGucat ional association -
opened in st. Paul Wednesday,.
s8 A marriage license was issued
Monday to Albert SchOven and ~
4 Miss Celia Vosen. Of Buchanan. 81
Congressman TOwne was one of -,
the few Republican congressman
who voted against the new bond
bill. n
The Sank Centre Avalanche credits =
B Little Falls with having the hest tt
..working team":of Woodmen III
the state. +,
Rheum: tism is caused by Tactic hi
acid III the blood. Hoods Sarsap- 81
arilla neutralizes this acid and cures ii
rheuma tism. IL
t@ Richard Bros. have received
their fall goods. Call in and see 10
them. III
The Northern Pacific will lun r,
tracks to the site Of the new paper y
+ mill and dam at st. Cloud as soon
as work begins.
s Mrs. Henry (ioulet left Tuesday "
for visit with her parents In a
Canada Mr.. Guulet accompanied il
her rs far as st. Paul. IL
F. A. Millett, cruiser for til" Pin"
Tree company. is in the city today. v
s. having just returned from visit {
with his family at saltwater. a
#@ A marriage license was issued =,
y Saturday afternoon by Clerk OF Court u
SignOr to Matthias Neisius and MISS
Clara Otremba. of Rich Prairie.
Mrs. M. E. Bntler is reported as v
very sick today. She was taken i'll u;
Tuesday evening and her condition Al
shows but little improvement to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs John Kiewel, of y
Cold Springs. are visiting relatives d
& in this city, Mr.. kiewel is a brother Il
of the Little Falls brewery man, "
JAG Kiewel. r,
De Wits Little Early Risers for
biliOusness, indigestion. constlpa- Y
ton. A small pill. a prompt cure. :,
L. D. Brown: A
Engineer Nick EllertsOn and Il
ia mily, of Staples, who have been h
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Norris
Moe. Of this city, returned home :,
Monday. r
Oscar McGee. who has a lumber II
camp near the head waters of the G
! Platte river. arrived in the city to- +
day OH his way from home, near
Rice's, to the woods. n
Fred JOesting, who has been at st. u
Paul the past week visiting relatives F
and friends. returned to this city to- a
day anil resumed his work in the St. f
Paul dry goods store.
n. f. Mcintosh, chief of the Brain
erd fire department, anu }. McCaOe -
were among a party OF Brainerd
gentlemen who came down to at q
tend the firemen'S ball. II
Eastern Oregon is now enjoying
fall of eighty-one inches of snow,
and still the people the"e are kicking.
y One-t tenth Of that would satisfy the =
people Of this vicinity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-01

san Francisco The aspirant for cham
plonsnip honorS spared four exhibition
rounds with the old Napoleon OF nc prize
mig. John l. Sullivan. OF course, scarce
dement's could be- obtained. as John J..
was so Fat and unwieldy that he was in
his own way. The Californian Is UNI
doulfctiv 81 powerful man and very fast.
but beyond that he had no opportunity
or show lu,- what be- could DO. Tn" crOwu
were perfectly satisfied 10 see tie man
who is Irarcncd 20 meet Corhett 10
ln.sh next December AID asa not cv-
poet 20 SEQ a fight. Peter Naher and
rifzs. mmons occupied seats in the house.
nnd after fhc hoi rang for the FIRST round
Fuz0'mm0ns came 10 the ring side and
sized Sharkey up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-01
NOTES or rHE NirIoNAL GAnn



Tho Champions play three games il
Portsmouth. and then return TO Rich
mond whore they play another series
with the leaders OF the second half
Norfolk is on thc tobo-. The Trucks
tiers will have % hard time from now ON.
Pop Tate has accepted the position
OF umpire and Will work boo the Norfolk
Hampton games This week.
When Richmond returns here Thursday
il Will Doe for ten straight GAMES at home.
There viii Doe three each with Portsmouth
and Norfolk and four with Newport
NcWs-liampt0n. Two games VIII De
played with the last named team on Id
b0r-Day- morning and afternoon.
The pcnnant fund is still open and those
rootcrs who have not subscribed have q
few days left 10 get in the game
Malakey is pitching winning bail. ana
can hold his own with the big fellows
Mc6ann is undoubtedly "a good hitter
but there are scores OF bali PLAYERS who
can give him lessons in second base play
ing. Double plays in which hc partici-
paics. viii De raritics.-BOstOn Journal
The Wilkesbarrcs VIII be satisfied n
they beat out Scranton in the race
No one is doing pretfier sacrifice work
on the Boston team .h5n Tenncy
Manager Nash. Of the Phlncs. will 10
plenty Of experimenting from this time
on.
Natural batsmen will find the bail IN
any league until th,lr cycsieht gives
out.
Varney Anderson has not made an er-
Tor this season in any game he has
pitched.
la Joie IS mp IN tho air ON a slow ball.
Esper had him guessing again-Phuadol-
Vhia Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-01
SIRIOJs RTNfVfJ.
Mr.. John Davis Injured Internally and
All His Family Badly Bruised.

POWHATAN G.. H.. VA. August al
spcciaL.-Yostordsy As John Davis was
driving through the town with his family
from preaching. his horses became fright
onod and ran away into a railroad ditch
throwing Mrs. Davis out first. with he-
baby in her arms. Sne bravely held on
10 the hue one and saved II with only
"a few bruises. The wagon ran over her
limbs. painfully bruising them. one or
the little girls was seriously injured by
being thrown against 4 railroad tie, ana
the two other children were bruised. NJ.
DAVIS was thrown heavily from the
wagon. his back striking the end OF a
iio. lnjuring bin very seriously Internal
~. his head struck on the rail. causing
an ugly bruise. lie was unconscious for
nearly an hour. and was taken home last
night iu 81 very serious condition. The
wagon was smashed.
The Rev. T.. y. Dabc is holding an old
time Methodist c1mp-meeting revival here
I'm Mr. Tilman's grove this week. II COM
mcnccd yesterday. and viii hold for ten
days The Rev W. b. Iiolcomb. known
ass the boy preacher is conducting the
meetings lie is only nineteen years old.
but is a WONDER. as he seems unusually
gifted ms "A reviyalist.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-01

Anthoritv-Senate Report on Prices and
Wages. compiled under the direction ~
Commissioner Carol u Wright
J. Average prices Of articles Of common
use s'sNcted according 10 their relafivo
importance composing $500 Per cenr q,
total expenditures computed by Prof
p Falconer -
H. Relative wages OF workmrn averar -d
according to the Importance OF the occu-
patton computed by Prof Falconer
III. Ratio Of prices 10 wages converted
into purchasing power. computed by Ed
ward Atkinson. 4 simple average Of all
prices and all wages gives closely cor
responding results
". and V. From Reports Of Director Of
United states Mint.
II will be remarked that although dur
Ing the period between 1862 and 1892 there
were several financial and commercial
crises. which for the time being led 10 a
considerable measure Of compulsory idle
ncss. these periods Of temporary de-
preston In trade did not check tho ten
dency Of the rate Of wages 10 advance
That Is n very noticeable facF at the pms
ent time The crime against. labor which
brought on the panic ~ 1903 has un-
doub,edlv brought thousands upon thou
sands or WOrkmen 90 state OF com
pusory idleness at the present time. but
there Is. and will be. no general reduc-
tion in wages The workmen Willingly or
unwittinglv resist any reversal or M law
OF progress bv which their wages are
governed. Nothing but the proposed de-
basement Of the uni' ~ value of TINS
country hv candidate Bryan and his sup
porters can reverse The rule which mas
been so absolutely established. namely.
given stability 10 the unit or valnS and
the workmen have secured and VIII Sc
curA decade by decade 10 tseir own use
and enjoyment an increasing proportion
or Share Of a corstantiy increasing pro-
duct or its equivalent in true money.
n there is any one po"nt which has
tAsn ABSOLUTELY proved. not only By the
experience 81 this generation. hut IN ths
record ~ th's country and In many 9th
ers. Il Is taat IN The exact rreasurs In
witch the standard Of value or money
In common use Is deprecated the work.
man suffers want as the rich grow rich.
err. On che other hand In exact proper
ton 20 the stability OF the unit Of value
and the assured redemption Of all obi,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-01

Second Choices Take Four Events-Pooi
Card 1T ~. Louis.

NEWPORT, KY. Aug 31.-Only one fay-
critics won to-day. the balance Of the card
going 10 second choices. Oakley will not
open until September 18TH. Attendance
large. track fast Summaries:
First Tdce-slX furlOngs-MagRle ,. tIVO,
Sherrin, to ii first with Miss Emma
Sc ond anG WLlie Louise ihirh. Tine,
l:lj IA.
Second race-fcur ard half furlongs.-
Can't Remember NOj. Br.tton, TO u
nrst, with Callie DOzier second and Re-
cover ihird. Time. 81 II.
Third race-seyen and balf furlones-
Harry shannon NOJ. Walker, 10 u first
with SatsuIDa second and Peep 0 Day
third Time. 80 IL
foi rth r,tce-seven fuTlOngs.-Prince Inn
periai llo6' Russell, to y first. with
~ ksomc second and John Kesslsr third.
Firth receive furlongs -Gidlaw (Reir,
% % FIRST. with Lulu II second and
Poutiug third. Time. l:O5 ID
A POOR CARD
ST. LOUIS. Aug CLEARING the fourth
race. there was nothing attractive IN the
card today, and books and beuers were
~ sea. FdNofites Al good odds took the
fourth and hffn races Summaries
fiist raoe-slx furiOngs Minnie Weldon
ilD' cochran. 10 D first, with Henry
Time. l.lG Il.
second race-slx furiongs.-J. A. Grey
'i'i' llHhfFf To - HIST. Win Hush sec
ond and Valet third Time 1.lj IA
Ihird race-hve and q half furiongs
AVN ". lO4. Webster. 10 - first. with
Time 1.OS %
Fourth race-One mile Sligo OO7. Y.
MURPHY, 5 10 - first. with Palsd!n see
ono and DeYauit third. Time. 1.4l -
ruin receive furlongs. -t-ncie Pat
IvS. Dolan, 10 il first. with Rr.ecia
second ana Donna Aria third Time. / .C8
SIKH rdce-siN furlOngs. -Alr0l first
Win May Thompson second and Nicholas
third. Time. 114 IL
,,,... DETROIT.
ries.
First raoe-six furlongs Remedy frs,
WIN BIZ Ellison second and Lord Nelson
second race-fcur and a half furlonrs-
Arlington first with Rideau second and
Jcnn err third. Time. 80
hrd iacc-one mile.-FlOrance Colville
nrst, with Beau IDEAL second and Ardafb
lhlrd. Time, l.41 3-4
fOurtl receive furiOngs -Shufiieboard
nIst' with Brown Girl second and DR.
NeWman third. Time. ~ IA
nun racc-sevon furlOngs. Mrs. Morgan
hrs' with Dockstader second and Rom
shoenteid third. Time 10
SKIN race-fve furlongs. Edith frs,
Win Iworett second and Austin third
''tlme l.02 81 '''''N
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-01

The Opening Of the Case I'm Defence of the
silver Miners Party by VIM. j. Bryan.
Editor Of The Times:
sir.-The speech with which Mr.. W J.
Bryan opened this campaign was a sur
prise and failure IN rs immediate ef-
feet. II has. however. the appearance Of
having been very carefully prepared for
readers. The managers Of this campaign
have evidently caused the brler 81 this
defence 20 be prepared for Mr. Bryan who
has made up the case. but unfortunately
for himself not being master Of the sub
lect. lie mas repeated contradictory fall
ldcies which have long since been re-
futed or disproved. and nor having the
art OF condensation the speech is one
that wearics the reader
The most obnoxious feature I'm the
Chicago Platform is wholly ignored by
Mr.. Bryan. lie does not ATTEMPT 10 de-
fend TIE attack upon law and order. open
ing the way 20 violence not. and mis-
rule. which is so conspicuous in that
platform.
Aside from the paramount issue. he
mas gwen some part Of his introduction
70 piarks I'm his platform 20 which many
or ms opponents would agree N they
were taken OUT Of tn offensive contexf
HIS defence Of the rights OF property
against the attacks OF men OF the tyne
or l.lman. Aiteed. and others is OK
cell-nt. and f. is well supported BY the
quotation from Andrew Jackson.
when the laws undertake 10 add 10
nose natural and just advantages arti-
fetal disunctons-to grant titles, gratui-
ties. and exclusive priVleges-tO make
the rich richer and the potent more pow
erfu-the humbls members of society, the
farmers, mechanics. and the day laborers
who have neither the time nor the means
OF securing like favors 10 themselves
have a right 20 complain OF the injus-
tice OF their government"
Singular that a man who gives his sup
por- 10 This righteous declaration should
announce il 10 be the declared purpose
and the objective point 81 'he pe>0y
which he supports 10 grant speciai pr'N-
usges 20 favored classes by winch tney
will become richer and more powerful
and 20 give them under the forms OF the
Law the power Of impoy erishing the num-
bier members Of society through the de-
basement Of the money or the NATION.
which is TO be forced upon tins masses
by the privileged classes under acis' q
legal tender
We, further Mr.. Bryan says IN his intro
tucuon. NO. only shall ] reiuse 70 apci-
ogtze for the advocacy OF an income tax
by the National Convention, out shaii
also refuse 70 apologize for the exercise
by II OF the right 10 dissent from decis-
ION Of the Supreme Court"
There Is no occasion Tor Mr'forysn 10
apologize for this declaration OF pu<Ioss,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-01

NEW STORE. VA. August Especial.
Reverend J. j. Duncan. OF Union Theo-
iocieel Seminary. is spending the week
with friends ~ this place
The removal or tho seminary will oe
"a great logs fo this as well as several
other ueialrcrhoode adiacent 10 that IN
sfi'uflou rs ID great many OF the Pre5ny-
torian churches Of The country arc sup
Piled by the professors or students
there.
Among the number who are visiting here
aic Miss Mary Roberts. OF Lynchburs.
az Mr. " T. Mo- RAIN: Miss Duncan
of tennessee ~ Mr. John Hoopers.
Misses Atkinson. OF South Carolina. and
Daniel OF Charlotte. are at Mr.. VI C..
llca1s.
picnic wss given Saturday Mt the
buckingham White Sulphur Springs. by
the young people o. tnc neighborhood In
honor Of Misses Hancock and Mr.. Henry
lewis. Of Howa~dg,lie. who are guests
Of Mr.. w T.. Gillian.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-01
EIGHT BELLS -iT mr. dCdDkMf
\ Good Variety show Under the Auspices
of the I.rni hern ENrme.

Eight Bells" was presented at the
Academy last night before "a top-heayy
fousc. SO far as the piece Itself Is CON
ceiued there is nothing TO II. and but for
the fact that there are several good Va
Irty people IN the cast. there would he
still Jess 10 IT, The Byrnc Brothers get OF
their timc-wOrn speciality with the trick
coach and the revolving ship, ana 10 some
very fine acrOhau feats.
Besides. there is Matt Iyrne. the clever
iue-ler. who entertained the root garden
visitors early In The summer. and re-
markedly agile trCOp Of acrohats. who do
some wonderful tricks.
Miss GLADYS 81. John performs a neat
turn in dancing ass does also Harry J..
Baker. James r.. Murray. ana Alice g.
Alden introduce sketch. and Griffin aud
McAvoy anusc with their Irish speciality.
The sharp-sLCoting of Misses Cooke and
Clinton ia fairly interesting. but the nit
OF the evening was made by Harry
Kramer. who halls from Alexandria. Va.
e. really great trick bicycle rider. lie is
Known ass tho champion, rider Of the
world, and 60 ecutes some OF the wOst
difficult ftats on almost any old wheel
As whole. eight Bells ~ a fairly
good variety show.
There VIII Dc % matinee to-day At 9.30
clock. and the engagement closes to-.
night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-01
SENATORS, |; COLTS, @.
NOTA SINGLE RON SCORED UNTIL
THE ELEVINTH INNING.
Pirates Capture the Oriolcs-Phiilies De
fcated the Reds-Ihree Games POST
poned on Account of Rain.

BALTIMORE. MD. Aug. 5i.-Cnpire
Lally had an interesting time CT II to-
day. The players were almost constant
scrspping while the spectators Jeered
most of the decisions. Both pitch
ers were batted hard. Davis
won the game for Pittsburg in the Sc
venth inning when. with three men on
bases, he raped out .. triple. Showers
fell during the afternoon, and the at
tendance was but 2Is5