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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-16
LYNCHBCRG AND NORFOLK.
The Oyster shuckers Did Brilliant Play
ing, but II Didn't Count.

LYNCHBURG, VA. June l5.-Special.-
Lynchburg won from the Noriolks to-
day IN a brilllantly-play game from
start 70 hnish. The game kept the root
ers at fever heat.
The Norfolk players would repeatedly set
on bases with none out but there thty
died. The only score credited 10 Noiio'h
was In the first. with TWO men out
Armstrong hit for two bases lie scored
on Leanys tardy throw TO Little. They
were not able TO again get man across
the plate. although m the fourth with one
uidu cut the bases We're full. but they
were rotircd by "a double play. Ia the
81 \ Armstrong. the first man up. hit
70 three bases. but he died on third.
l,nchburg began her scoring M the sec
ond. Smith got base on balls. Fear
hit safely. and Litties hit scored both
Smith and Fear. ia the fourth DOau hit
over the fence. Smith singled. Fear sin
gled. Little hit go Gilroy. Smith was out
at lhini. Fear stole third. and scored OF
Boylan's sacrifice.
In the seventh Mccain got a home run.
and Lynchburg also made three in the
eighth on Smiths double. Fears sacrifice
and Smith scored on Little's fly out TO
Mcfarland. Boylan doubled and scored
"a INV 'Nb = '4iPtf- IlchcflNS scored
while Leahy was caught trying 10 steal
second.
Boylan was IN the box for the Lynch
burgs. and pitched great game. receiving
excellent support. A lnan seemed 10 be
IN place every time the bail came around
Smith. In centre. did great work. In the
work. I'm the seventh inning retiring the
side. having three putouts Leahy. al
short. played brilliant game. Mccain
at second. and Pickering. in left. played
great ball.
G:lroy was in the box for the visitors
and pitched a good game. notwithstanding
the fact that he was hit freely and his
support was good. Mcfarland. Ranp ana
Turner and nmstrong and Ramp car
rying on tho fielding honors.
They could not hit Boylan. ana con.
seqnently the same goes 20 iyncnburg
The score.
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Games To-Day.

At lorisinOuiht
Richmond IS. Portsmouth.
AT Roanoke.
Petersburg rs. Roanoke.
A. yuchhurg.
Norfolk SIS. Lynchhure.
NORFOLK. VA. June 15.-Spccial'- o.
DAVIS game was pitchers battle royal
in which for an hour and fifty minutes
In.xy Lanpe auc the Wizard Ianne-
hin wrcstlcd for houors.
Wal nr last man was retired inc
advantage was with the former by one
u,te dinkoy. which resulted On just one
more run and won the game. In the
first six innings. the Richmond man had
canned ouo five OF the heaviest hittcrs in
Tidevatcr Virginia. and mis- puzzlng COM
binafiou had only been solved FOR TWO
safe hits. one of them scratch, WINE
ON the other hand. the mdu win inc
luminous appenation had been found Tor
four On. II them e. double by Berie when
had Tailed Boland. who had obtained ms
first on a pretty single.
The locals who had up 10 this time done
nothing but afford uncommon amuselneht
for fanny. woke up and three OF their
number found the pigskin in rapid sue
cessi0u. the transaction resulting IN TWO
earned runs This was all, for the next
fifteen men up went up in one. two. three
order and the battle was ended.
Tho Hustlers played an Ciroricss lovely
game and proved themselves faster ON
bases than their opponents. but they
could not hit Lampe. and there Is where
all the trouble lay
Boland especially distinguished himself
behind the lat and Jake Wells at first.
while BourSe carried off the honors for
his team. The following is the score:
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three members of this camp be appointed
to cooperate with them.
The following were appointed as the
committee under this resolution: Com
rades Thomas z. Pollard. John Boiling.
and Thomas W. Sydnor. BY order Col.
James r. Gray. commander.
j. TAYLOR STRATTON. Adjutant"
Each committee from these individual
camps reports to the division commander
Of his division, who shall have general
supervision Of such committee and be
responsible for their work
Every State which has not rs yet or
ganized by having five camps OF Sons OF
Veterans present at this meeting shall
have division commander appointed by
the United Confederate Veterans The
divisions are subdivisions Of the depart
ments, the division commanders report
10 the department commander who shall
have general supervision Of such COM
manders, and be responsible for their
work.
ACCOMPLISHED IN a YEAR.
The department commanders report to
the general I'm command. In this way
Will bc accomplished in one year such
work OF organization as could not other
wise be accomplished in many There
viii be provided nuclei around which
the now widely scattered and separated
camps may center so reducing the work
OF each. so simplifying and so unffving
the mode Of forming camps that we may
none for a successful conclusion.
There VIII be responsible head az each
''p'
ronort ,h.,, ,..-l. 80 Hl3 VIII
mandors. the divisf,, ,,....,,.,,,. ..,,,
responsible for arI .e,. ,i.,, ,i,'fr .,'.-l.
carried out
Tho division commorl.rs ,,,or. 90
fhoir dooarfrnort oor,,o,,..l.r ,,.i,,. .,.a, ~
responsible for and s.. maj trorr ,,o-,.
is carried out. Tho d.nsrf,,.nt COM
man1Dr will reno~f fo tb. e.r.~,f com
mauIor. Tho heads of rh. d.nartrosnts.
the heads of the divisions and the COM
mqnlor-in-ch'ef ehau DE-. arroirt,I t,- ,r.
United corf.dorafo Veterans, c,r,..,-
tion Tho C,rtn c,r,r,ffto. st,u d.. ,,..
roir+.d Dc tba ..r.,.I ~ ,,o r-,i,l.
Co8f.lrrate Veterans taob of th.se
o0,are ar, co DID, rrorfrof ,,.itt tr. ..r,,
sta0s as ti,o officer. az t,, qa,n, rani. r.,
rho Trff.t r.rf.f.r.,+. Veteran. ,,.,,,.
have TIfs o~,,r,y.tio, ID, f.., ...,,r 3d..
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Jones. 10 u first. With Blitzcn's Sister
second. and Satyr third. limo. i'0i3i.
Second racc-six furlongs Gold Corn
G02. =. Lochran. Sto D first. with johnny
McHale second, and Bridget third. Time.
1Is.
Third receive furiongs. Scribe Cos
Martin. 20 81 first. with Lord Sent second.
and Ficlcaf third. Iimo 1908.
Fourth race-one milc.-lloN NS. Morrl-
son. 20 5 first with Chcrrvsfono second.
and Zoulika third. Time. 141 -.
Fifth racc-siX and onc-half furlongs.-
salvahlo 0io. Martin. I 90 81 first with
Donoarlo second. and Romance third.
Time. 1924.
Sixth raco-sevcn furlongs. -Couronne
Dor Ol7. Martin. 20 % first. with Ber-
tha second, ana Fred Foster third. Time.
1888 IL.
CHICAGO RACES.
CHICAGO June 15.-Masnet and Del
Coronado We're only winning iayortcs at
F0rsythe to-day. Summaries.
First raco-six furiongs -Toragnes OO6.
Dorsey. S 10 ID first. with Caulnold second.
and Fred J.. T.. third. Time. 1915.
Second race-half mie.-Foncln 90.
Dorsey % tO D first. with Brown Eyes
second and DOp Dix third Time. 100 l-2
Third race-One mllc.-Del Coronado O1.
Burns. 20 81 first. with Laura Gotta soc-
ond. and Fakir third. Time. 1913 l-2.
Fourth race-seveu fgrl0ugs. Magnet
q .22. Garner. 1 90 - first. with Sereuade
second. and May Galop third. Time.
1.21 II.
Fifth raco-one mile.-Boh Wagner li3.
Warren. I'D 10 % first, with Mamie O..
second, and Doctor C.. third. Time 1A2.
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YESrERD4I,s rcRF EVlNTS.
Heavy Track and slow Time az Gravesen'
st. Louis and Chicago Races.


st. Louis and Chicago Races.
GRAVEsEND RACETRACK. June H.
There were many evidences OF "a heavy
track to-day. Attendance good. Time
slow. Summaries
First raco-hye fIriougs Tripping l0',
Doggett TO Sd first with Stache.nurg
second. anJ Hint third. Time. 1904 Ia.
Second racc-oue and one-siXteenth
miles Counsellor Howe Gl0. Doggett 9
10 l0 first. with Nentenua second. and The
Druid third. Time. 1853.
Third race-thc Bedford Stakes. four
and one-half furiongs. -Lithos ulS Hart
10 lW FIRST with Hi Daddy second, ana
GRAY Bird third. Time. 80 3-i.
Fourth race-one and one-eighth miles.
Ed Keauey loi. y. Sloane. 90 81 first
with Copyright second. ANA The Dragon
third. Time. l.5l ga.
Firth race-the Montauk lightweight
handicap SIX furlorlss Gotham G30. Ham
ufou. u 10 Cd first. with Ferrler second, and
Hauwel third Time. 1915 l-2
sixth receive and one. half flrlongs
lmgIan O0. Griffin. to DOB first. with
Uncle Luke second, and Emotional third.
Time. 1a1 D..
TALENT DOES WELL.
SIT. LOUIS. June l5.-iettors faxed well
to-day. Ass three fayOr.tes. two close Sec
ond choices and an Stool shot took the
races. Summarize.
First receive furiongs.- Agent Go2. T..
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ATHENS. June 15.-Advices received
here say that the Cretans IN Rhetuna
district have again risen against the
Turks. with the result that desperate fight
ing has cnsued and a large number OF
men on both sides have been killed II
As reported that the British warship ias
landed blue jRckets and marines on the
Island of Crete 10 protect Christians in
the disturbed districts.
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Don't forget TO see the little mon play
BAH to-day
II was hard game TO lose. Tannehill.
but cheer up. iol iuinOr las DO that Lampe
has been recalled.
Roanoke Widcuod the breach between
Norfolk ANA Portsmouth yesterday
The board OF directors of ID" Roanoke
Baseball Association decided Yesterday
Afternoon. for economical reasons. 10 dis
continue the services o. Sir. Boyer the
nou-playinF manager. and assigned First
Basemln Edward Tate 20 the position.
Second place IS no certainty yet
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CREWE. VA. Jue Especial. The
Burkevlle baseball team crossed bats
with the home boys here this afternoon
and the former won by score of y
TO I'D.
The game was very loose one. and
plainly showed that both teams needed
practice.
Batteries: CrC'v5.-Eniott Robertson
and Tucker. Observation-Disclosures. Ag-
new. ana Overton.
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Tho Game Tied In the sixth Inning and
Roanoke Nnde one More.

ROANOKE. VA. June 15.-Spocial.-To-
days game was very unintorestns up to
the sixth inning Up 20 that time both
teams had played poorly. and when the
score was tied both teams settled down
ami played fast ball. The contest was
characterized 10y an sorts Of playing
brilliant. bad and Indifferent work being
done on each side. ChosbrO was very
wild. and no was hit. freely all through
tho game. bat hc was effective at critical
points. and the visitors could not bunch
their hits savc Ga The sixth.
The following Is the score:
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lalI Tor Organ-1alLln.

CAN Tor Organization.
The following call bias been issued 20
all Sons Of Confederate Veterans.
TO all Confederate Veterans 90 all Sons
OF Confederate Veterans and tD aN VINO
revere The noble and generous sacrifices OF
the Southern Soldier.
Believing that general federation and
Organization of Sons OF Confederate Net-
Grams camps Is absolutely necessary Tor
the ACCOMPLISHMENT OF thr cherished pure
poses chat every one t0 whom this crcu-
lar Is addressed is s..ey laborius tO carry
ONT. r.. l.. Lee Camp. $50. o. Sons of Con-
fcderate Veterans ot Richmond. Virginia.
appointed Tho Undersigned 70 committee 90
issue call for such federation and ore
ganization al the time az the reunion ln
Richmond. va. I0 encourage The press r-
walton of history 90 uepetuate thr bal,
lowed memories of brave mon. DOB assist Zoo
the Observance OF mcmorial-aay. t0 aid
and support all Confederate Veterans
widows and orphans. ana 10 make and
perpctuate record oi the services OF
every Southern soldier thes. are our
common aims. These objects we believe
viii both promote plrer and better pr-
waite life. ana enhance our desire TO main
tain The national honor. union and indie
pcnlence OF our common country
The successful conclusion OF this move
ment requires your assistance. and We
appeal to You for your aid and support.
MEET JUNE 30TH.
We propose to call for meeting of
Sons of Confederate Veterans Camps ON
June a0th. 1876. at old Lee Camp Han, at
o'clock l.. ". Each Sons of Veterans
camp is asked 90 appoint three delegates.
Please Dee sure Co appoint your delegates
ana notify the chairman OF their selcc-
ton az the earliest moment possible.
We omer an outline of operations IN an
annexed statement This is only a rough
sketch. and viii he the subject of discuss
sion and suggestion. which the COM
mittee Invites and Will he glad 20 receive.
You viii see that we are trying 10 get
The assistance OF the Uuitol Confederate
Veterans. and We ask your aid in this
ana AN other matters.
Hoping that We DO not issue this call
in vain, We beg TO remain.
Yours respectfully.
EDWIN l.. cox. Chairman.
ll03 East Main street. Richmond. Va
y. W. GARDEN.
". y. WALDRON.
Com. j. T.. =. STUART
Col T. J.. POLLARD.
TIE CALL APPROVED.
Headquarters r. +. Lee Camp. 80. /. G. V
Richmond Va, June l-th. 1895.
Capt. J. T.. y. Stuart
Comr. T.. l.. Lee Camp 40. 7. s. 9. Y.
Captain have the honor % inform
you OF the adoption Of the following re-
solution by X. T. Lee Camp, No. l. 5.
c. v:
THAT the purpose expressed by r. L.
Lee Camp. No. l. S. c. ", 10 issue
call for a general meeting OF the Sons
during the reunion for the purpose Of
forming a general organization for the
entire South Is approved and endorsed
BY this camp. and that . committee of
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Danasks.

60c Full Beached Damask, II PC.
Soc Full Bleached Damask 69c
SIPS Full Bleached Damask, 95c.
$50 Full Bleached Damask, Sl.25.
$500 Full Bleached Damask Sl.5O.
All iull width from 81 inches wide to - inches
wide Only the best Irish Scotch, and German
makes.
Il Yard Wide Damask. This is decided
bargain, regular 81 - value, now SLOO yard. Only
- part pieces left.
Remnants of Damask at about half price.
Special values in Damask clotbs
2by l-2 yards long, S2,45.
2by yards long, 1895.
by 1.2 yards long ea45.
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Figured Ducks in stripes and neat figures l2se.
values, &C. yard r.,
Dinities and Striped Lawns neat and stylish
patterns and coorngs light and dark ground ~
and l. 1-2c values. Sc yard.
4O-nch Printed Lawns, all light grounds SOFA
the first of the season at Is 2-3c., Toe. yard.
25c Scotch Gnghams, a neat assortment oil style'
Ffens Koechlin best Organizes, Is ? &c. Lawns
best Domestic Dimities l7c. value The choice
of the entire collection, Toe. yard.
soc Fine Irish Dimities, lie. yard.
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Totals ........- As 5 ID


) "UfN ~ II||TITI-7f n
Roanoke ................. q ] . 3 ] % o % l-e
Petersburg ............ 90 ] 70 % % % V-h
Summary. Earned runs Roanoke. j,
Petersburg. l. Two-base hits-Cockman.
Tate. Dund9n. 2. Breen Threc-basc hits
Bradley. Kane Sacrifice hits
Brcen. Stolen bases-Cockman. q:
Thomas =. Williams Tate Double plays
-Dundon 10 Kelly 10 Brodie Wrgley 10
Lynch 10 Tate. Bases on balls-on Chcs-
bro. 8. of Quarles. Hit by pitched ball
Williams. Struck Out-bv Chcsbro. s.,
by Quarles. o. Passed balls-Williams, 3
wild pitch-Choshro. .. Time Of game,
two hours and ten minutes. Umpire
Cline
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binGn Hens.

All strictly frst-cass goods taken from our regu-
lar stock.
$500 IEemmed IIucll Towels, $50 dozen.
$500 IIemmed IIucll Towels, sl.39 dozen
50 20 Iemmed Huck Towels, sl.95 dozen
500 IIemmed luck Towels, $500 dozen
$500 Frnged IIuck Towels, Sl5O dozen
Use Knotted Fringe Fine IIuck Towels 59c.
zoe Knotted Fringe Fine luck Towels, 49c.
dozen.
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Summary: Earned Lynchhurg. q
Norfolk. 0. Two-hase hits-Armstrong.
Schabcl Smith Thrcc-basc hits-Tur-
ner, Armstrong. Pickering. Home runs
-DOlan Mccain. Stolen bascs-Fcar.
3. Little. Double plays-McGann 10
Lcahy 90 Little. LanGsford 10 Wcntz TO
Turner. Lcahy 20 Little Bases on balls
on Gilioy o. OF Boylan. I. Struck out
by Gilroy. !, hy Yoylan. !. Passed balls
Armstrong Time OF game. one hour
and thirty minutes Umpire. McDcrmott.
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CLEVELAND GOES HEAD
THE ORIOLEs DLFEITED BY The
BRIDEG ROOMS.
The Senators Walk Away with "A victory
over the Phiilies-Keds Defeat
Erowns-Colts Winners.

BROOKLYN, June 15.-Although the
Champions displayed their usual hustling
qualities to-day. the home players moved
with a dash and vim that eventually land
cd them winners. Score:
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Totals.
RICHMOND

Summary; Earned Portsmouth. 2;
Richmond. l. Two-base hits-Bertc,
Hargrovc. Left on bases Portsmouth. 4.
Richmond. :. Bases on balls-On Lampe.
- off Taunehill. /. Struck out-By
I.ampc 3: 10y Tannehul. =. Sacrifice hits
--Groves Kahn Time of game. one
hour and fifty minutes. Umpire; Mace.
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IMPOVERISHED BLOOD causes that
tired feeling. Hoods Slrsaparilla puriles,
enriches and vtahzes the blood, giving
new life and increased Vigor and vitality.
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Totals .............
BALTIMORE,

Baltimore ..... OO10OlO0O-Z 9 2
Brooklyn .......... 220x-4 /
Summary: Earned runs-Broohyn. 2.
Thrcc-basc hits-Lachance. .. Two-base
-Brodic. Jones. Griffin. stolen bases
-Daly. Griffin. Struck out-Hoffer. g.,
Daub. ]. Bases on balls-Hoffer. .,
Daub. g. Bases on errors, Brooklyn, f.
Left ON hasos-Baitmore 9. Brooklyn o..
Double plays-Dhy. Corcorau and La
Chance. Hit by pitcher -Reitz. Wild
pitchos-Daub. 2. Time Of game one hour
and forty minutes. Umpires. Gumbert and
Clarkson.
WASHINGTON. G: PHILADELPHIA. 9.
WASHINGTON, June bad errors
lost to-day's game for Philadelphia. At
ten lance 400.
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BUT TWO WEEKS OFF.
the CONFEDhRITE REUNION no"
CLOSE Ar HAND.
The Line of March to be Chanced-ihe
Auditorium Inspected and found sat
isfactory Reunion notes

But two weeks now interyent between
the presen; and the grand Confederate
reunion, but in the capable hands or the
committees everything will be In readi-
ness Tor the veterans when .hey arrive
and they Will receive every attention.
There VIII bo a meeting tonight or all
| the committees at the Mechanics Insll-
trte. Progress will Doe reported and all
possible details arranged.
4 short time since the suggestion was
made 90 Major Norman Y. Randolph tnat
the line u march ca july "a be extended
so as 20 20 past the CITY Han ana
through the Capitol Square. Major Ram
dolph when secn yesterday. said thai
De had decided 90 march past the cry
Hall which. De understood. would oc
splordidy decorated but was not in favor
of going through the square. lie added,
however that be would communicate
with General John j.. Gordon before Of
hcially giving out the changes IN the
line Of March.
THE AUDITORIUM.
The timo ia which the contractor Mr..
Joseph heppert. was given TO complete
the aGditirium expired yesterday. and the
big structure is finished Colonel John
Murphy and others of the committee
visited tie place yec.erday and espresso
themselves as satisfied with the work.
Another day was allowed the contractor
TO clean up the rubbish and get things
IN shape. MiuclaOrfcr. the decorator,
has already begun his work. and viii
soon make the bare interior a thing OF
beauty
General Peyton WISE and Captain
Thomas Elicit visited tho auditorium sun
day afternoon. They espresso them
selves as much pleased with IT, The ace
colsiics are perfect and every portion
satisfactory.
HISTORIC DRUM.
The following letter has been received
from William 5. Grymes Camp. OF Cor
louisville. Va, by Captain Elicit.
I'D response 10 Grand Commander
Smoots circular, issued May H.. ] win
say mat our regular meeting occurred to-
day. We viii leave here ON the morning
OF June Both. arriving BOD Richmond az
$50 y. H., with lfty mcn We VIII bring
WIN us The drum oi the "Gordonsyilie
Grays, Company g.. Thirteenth virginia
infantry that was with tho company
duilng the entire war; 10 viii boz car
4leH ny veteran of the Mexican as we'll
as the Confederate war; cighty-two years
Ola. and ass lively ass cricket.
mis- camp sends q check for $40 toward
the enter tainment Of the veterans.
REUNION NOTES.
John w. Rowan Camp. OF jefferson
county W. Va. VIII arrive June 2gth with
twenty strong.
IRWIN Walker Camp. OF ST. Stephen.
~ ~ VIII pring ten men. reaching Rich-
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rEEsONIL tND GENtHAL.

Interesting Facts About Eichmond's Citi-
1ens and Other Matters.
The ladies OF the Free Nursery and
parations for their all-day picnic at Lake
side Park Mrs. J. w. Wilbur has the
chief management OF the affair and Is
dislaying much energy and ability In
the Arrangements. She is assisted BY a
number Of well-known ladies.
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Bath Towels.

zoe. Turkish Bath Towels, 15c; sl75 dozen.
DC Turkish Bath Towels, zoe; S2.25 dozen.
odd lots of round and square Doylies and Tray
CLOTHS some half and some less than half price.
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Standing OF the Clubs

Games Scheduled for To-Day.
Cleveland at Louisville.
Chicago at Pttsburg.
ST Louis at Cincinnati.
baltimore az Brooklyn
Philadelphia 40 Washington.
New York at Boston.
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Napkins.

s1.25 Full Beached 5.S Napkins, s1.O5.
$500 FurBleached So Napkins. Sl89.
81. rs Full Bleached 5-S Napkins sl95:
So 90 Full Bleached IS and 3.4 Napkins, SIG.
$500 and $500 Full Beached 5-0 aud 9-4 Nap
kins, $3.50
and colored, half price.
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Total ........ .........3 9

summary. Larnou nun ''''"1' -
First base by errors asmns'oh, o.
PHILADELPHIA g. Left on bases " ASH
ton e.. Philadelphia, .. Base on n''S
Mercer l. Taylor. = Struck our mon o,l
9. TAYLOR, 3. Two-base mus BROW !, , ,.
e.u,arb Sacrifice hits-Abbey. Stolen
- To,ce Abbey. Hulen, and Hall
NON Double plays-Cross' Hailinah'
,,ronthers. Nash. Hallman. Bronthers'
Ioyce crooks. and Cartwright Umpiics.
J I.cofe and Weiduan Time. two hours ana
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pITTsBrRG. June 15.-Chicagoo won
erar Pittsburg to-day by better an io"'.n
work Dahlcn and Prefer pel" zen 49, 49,,
doing the bulk of the heidihs, .,'.,'
wa l 80" and the poor judgment cost
INNS. Attendance, 2'Vlo.
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TEMPLE, PENDERTON, CORDES & Co.

The approach Annual Inventory weeks Off, lngon over
find endso desirable merchandise that we want 70
o
r stand keep time Some lots few dozandn
only pieces. ..... ..n .a4 .,o.o~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-16
RICHMOND WAS LOSER.
TANNEHTLL MET ms MATCH ~
THE TUIRLING or LdMPE.
Tho HustIcrs Played an Errorless Game
but Could Not hit the Man With
the Luminous Name.
Games Yesterday.
standing of the Clubs.

Portsmouth. .. Richmond. l.
Lyuchburc. :, Norfolk. l.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-16

by yards long, 1895
2Ox27 Tray Cloths full beached fine damask
25c.
40 and SOC Scotch Lappets finest French prints
This Is one Of the most elegant wash fabrics pro-
duced this season. Choice Of assortment, Csc yard.
Soc Striped Linen Batiste, French make and
pure linen, 25c yard.
25 and 35c English GaIatea and fancy French
Piques y 1-2c yard.
Remnants Of IL ID, o. and Csc wash goods, Sc.
per yard.
White, Red, and Blue Bunting, Sc. per yard.
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