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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10

Heavy Eating Beat the Hiii Chmpers
Another Gamo Manager Smith Put Out.

NORFOLK, VA, May Especial.
largest crowd OF the season witnessed the
game at League Park this afternoon, and
the fans went wild. 1t was again Nor
folks day. and the pigskIn was kept al
most constantly on the 90.
MIR. Mcf'arlan says he Is after the rem
nant with just the boys TO get tan az
gregation OF hitters.
The feature OF the game was the heavy
batting. IN which Norfolk excelled by
large odds Six two-base hits. one three
base hit, and a home run Is pretty good
for one afternoon. not taking into account
ten singles. Against this Lynchburg
osuq-oaIul quo 'slIq o'pq-oml oMl sMoqs
hit. one home run. and ten singles.
In the box Gilroy did not break his rec
ord. having won every game in
which he has pitched since his
engagement here. on the other hand,
Boylan, I.ynchburg's crack-a-iack, lost
his first game OF the season. As TO
ability I'm the box. tho men are about
equal. Boylan was steadier to-day, and
gave one man his base. while Gilroy sent
three TO FIRST.
Both teams were hitting hard ana safely.
Gllroy. by his peculiar twist. struck out
three: Boylan. none. Both teams were
IN good form, snappy and cool-headed.
IL was a very beautiful game. and was
only marred by the had temper Of Man
ager Smith in the fifth inNlng, who can
not behave himself when defeat comes his
way.
a man was on first playing Off, the ball
was struck 20 McFarlan, 20 centre. and
tho base-runncr made second; McFarlan
took the BAH In and three to Gilroy. who
threw 10 first, and Umpire Belts de-
clared both out. az the runner had not
touched first. Mr.. Smith became 90 dis
orderly that he was ordered ont Of the
game. and later was put out Of the
grounds.
Umpire Belts was unquestionably right.
and was sustained even by those who
sympathized with Lynchhurg.
Manager McFarlan expects 10 get two
from Lynchburg next week on their own
| grounds.
The score:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10
TINE MICHIGAN CONF NIIoN'
Don M.Diclsinson says Vests charge ra,Ie' -"
Tn,dl,erated Islander add LlDel'

-7z7,rpo1r. MICH, May o.-poon M, NJ,
,,i,tineon to-day gave out LOT 1-e,tto1
. reolv TO the charges inau9 ~ 80, Vet
states Senate THURSDAY ~ 80 Michigan
In regard TO the contfol OF tN0 - cf,os-
40 -. Dsuocratlc Convention " O's
Stato ~ dickinson says that senator
W., a. in error IN all OF ms atAeeiii ~,
-. ~ Michigan COnvenlloh 40 -
~ other southern senators 80 ;,,-esti
hon making threats OF syl.,.o',iS, ia the
cation OF th campaign cum H. aseerfs
s',It ~ that convention. lie ISL. y.
iSsu" itber chairman Stevenson hoE
oen1,bodv else issued any circular 70 o illO
any poe' IN connection with that conyeh-
ton. .-,.,,t,, 20 the admins
.,otion were outnumbered in gotn G9un-
..ii.",s,5 STATE conventions by oiice-hoiders
=, ,.y,,h free-silver procliyites. Not one Oh
tosders OF tn majority on the nooI
- ne conyntion was Federal ONCE
nI He denies that delegations were fiiled
by persons from outside the counties
re Pbe NJ TO / mn never had a majority OF
aoIlates elected of 80 or 200; on the con-
trarv. the returns tabulatd by Ihe auihlh-
istratiou's forces before the delegates
,reached IN city showed d strong majority
d. r ri,,,' talk OF the use Of money IS pure
and unodulterated SANDER and libel. II
any mony was used In this state IN the
campaign il was used In behalf Of Iree-
silver syndicate. organized ana eNstihs
outside OF this State, ana luInlSililis
money to carry on the campaign In this
state. A..
Inconclusion Mr.. Dickinson says that
IL has been demonstrated that not more
than - per cent. OF the Democratic voters
OF this State favor the Tree ana IN
limitd coinage OF silver.
MIR. Dickinson declared that the chicago
Convention will not favor the policy OF
free coinage at the ratio OF 10 10 l.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Andrew l.. Elicit.

Mrs. Andrew l.. Elicit, mother or Con-
gresham Tazewell Elicit, died at the
Retreat for the Sick last night about 10
o'clock. IN the sixty-eighth year or her
age. She had been Ill about two weeks.
She improved several days ago, and II
was thought then she might recover, but
she afterwards grew worse and gradu-
ally sank until the end came.
Mrs. Elicit was Mamie Resale Taze-
well. a daughter OF the late DR.. TaZe-
well and a sister OF the late Littleton
Waller Tazewell. She leaves four chill
dren-Hon Tazewell Elicit, Mr.. Andrew
l.. Elicit. Jr., Mrs. Frank ID. Steger, and
Mrs. Cannon Fleming.
Mrs. Elicit was a lady OF high Chris
tian character and was greatly beloved
by all who knew her.
Colonel Tazewell Elicit came down from
Washington Friday 10 be With his mother.
lie was with her when she died. as was
her husband and other children.
The funeral will take place from ST.
James Episcopal church tomorrow after
noon at 5 o'clock
Vim. r Johnson.
FARMVILLE, VA. May Especial
Mr.. William T. Johnson, highly esteem
ed citizen died to-day, from the effect
~ several recent strokes OF paralysis.
He WAS seventy-one years old. an elder In
the PRESBYTERIAN church, and has been
for twenty years actively connected with
IN. tobacco business as inspector In one
OF the warehouses.
William W. Cousins.
Ma u,iui.~ W. c0udns died yesterday
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know why--ordcred him out OF the game.
nm Immediately ordered his men OF the
field. There was n lengthy palmer pc
tween the captains and managers. MI.
Scott, after twn,y-iive minutes had ,I been
wasted I'm talking, agreed TO let Hines
come back and pitch II he would promise
not TO kick again. We did not think 1n rs
Just to Hines or the school, ana felusea -
finish the game, the score standing 10 1
I'm favor OF the college. We have hard reel
ings neither for Mr.. Scott nor the coiltse
bows. but do think that he iScotp WAS
very hasty in his decision. Nevr betors
have we heard OF a gentleman beihs pu.
out of a college game for kicking OF, III
fact at all. by an umpire. We lSslse
very much this most unfortunate ailalr'
and hope that In future all contests pc
tween Randolph-Macon College ana NC
Cabes School will be OF the most pleasanI
and friendly character. We have met VIII VIII
nothing but kindness at the hands OF inc
collegians. and hope that this unpleasant
ness viii prove OF the shortest duratloh-
s. b. McPHEETUS,
Manager:
JULIEN II. HILL,
Captain.
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Southern League Games.
yor,b Carolina and Washington and Lee.

DANVILI.E. VA, May Especial. 1.-Two
weeks ago today the University OF North
carolina baseball team defeated the Uhl-
Versity of Virginia here by a score or
IA 10 6. To-day the conquering caro-
linians defeated Washington ana Lee Dy
the score OF 10 10 o. The game was VIII
messed by about seven hundred spectators.
Washington and Lees record mas peeh
fairly good this season, and a gool game
was anticipated this afternoon, but II
was a disappointed crowd that LETT the
park. Carolina played their usual even
game. and their work was In sharp con-
trast with the school-boy performance OF
the Lexington lads. Pratt was not batted
hard until the seventh inning, ana had
ne been properly supported. the score
would have been nearer respectable.
Pearsan pitched a fine game for caro-
lima. stephens relieved him for the last
two innings. triple play by Niiginia's
BOYS i'm the fifth inning, running catch
by Campbell and the batting OF stephens
were the features.
Score by innings: Il. IL.
Uni. of y. Gil . o 0 N-l9 II
Wash. and Lee. % o o o o o o.
batteries: Pearsall, stephens, and
Reilev: Pratt and Lunsford. Umpire Rus
sell AGREE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10

BY J. B. Elam & Co.,
Real Estate Aucti0neers.

rI,Rr-sTrF's PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
L or TWO SMALL FRAME DIV e
NGS. OF GOOD Lot, 25NluJ FtEl. ON
EAST SIDE TYLER STREET, NbAk
CALHOUN STREEr.-m execution OF
tho deed OF trust, dated April % $50,
recorded in ID. b. 1Ji B. page .je. hlcA-
mond Chancoly Court. 1 shall sell, ny
public auction. on tho premises, on FRI
DAY. May 10. 1896. at o o'clock 4. 81, the
ab0ye-namel REAL ESTATE described
in said decd.
TERMS By consent onc-thlrd cash
balance by negotiable notes NO six. twelve.
ana eighteen months. interest added, and
secured by deed OF trust. or al cash. at
option of purchaser Property renting at
81 per month Raro chance 10 invest small
amount TO advantage.
mvlO j. r.. ELAN. Trustee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10

The secretaries of the two mission
boards OF the convention and OF the Sun
daySchool Board. to-wit, Drs. J. Will
bingham. ]. It. Tichenor. and j. NJ. Frost,
enjoy the distinction OF being the only
men admitted to the sessions OF the Wo-
man'1 Missionary Union.
The annual address Of the president
Miss Fannie Heck. OF North Carolina,
before this fiourishing branch OF the con-
vention. was one OF the most eloquent ana
beautiful ever delivered before any as
sembly.
The Protestant pulpits OF the city VIII
be filled tomorrow by the visiting dl-
vines.
The Southern Baptist Convention is'
perhaps, as well supplied with pulpit ora
tors as any like body in the world.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10
ROANOKE md PETERSBNRG.
The NIountaineers Won by Luck ana the
Farmers Ragged Fielding.

ROANOKE, VA, May 9.-Speoial'- 10
DAVIS game was a sugging match III
which the Mountaineers had luck ana inc
ragged fielding of the visitors on their
side. 80
Tho, Farmers managed to edge IN tneir
errors fin such way as to prevent the
locals from making an earned run.
The home team played fast game III
the field and were able 10 bunch thel
htts along with the errors of the Farm
Crs.
In the inning I'm which the errors OF
wriclcv and Willis were made noiely
scnr1h The score was as follows:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10

Mr.. !. w. Rudd Dies of Injuries Received
M Rocky 7Toune. y. {.

Mr.. J. w. Rudd Dies of Injuries Received
~ Rocky Noune. y. {.
A special 20 The Times this morning
from Rocky Mount n. c., says that j.
W. Rudd. lately Of Manchester, Va died
there carly this morning. as the result OF
injuries received I'm an accident. since
last January Mr.. Rudd has been en-
ployed as hagman for the Southern Rail-
way at South Rocky Mount. While SHIFT
Ing Southern cars on the tracks OF the
Atlantic Coast Line at that place last
NIGHT about O'Clock. Mr. Rudd's foot
was caught in q frog. and the train pass
ing over II severed one foot ana oroAe tne
arisle OF the other leg TWO local ply
siclans attended the injured man, but he
died this morning about o'clock.
Mr.. Rudd was Il married man. ana had
resided I'm Manchester until he went 10
Rocky Mount last January.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10

UNdAts ssssssss -
IYNCHBTEG.

Ivnchburg. 4. Two-base hits-Langs-
ford. Armstrong CO. Bowerman, Gilroy,
Little. Three-base hits-Gilroy, RcGann.
Home Stevenson and Little. stolen
bases-Wentz. Langsford. Ramp, Ann
strong, McFarlan, Bowerman, srhth'
Fear. Double plays-Langsford, Nentz'
md Ramp: McFarlan. Gilroy. and Arms
strong. Bases on balls Gilroy. 8; Boylan,
+ hit by pitched balls-Turner. Struck
out-hy Gilroy. 4. Left on bases-Norfolk'
G. T.vnchburg. c. Time of game two hours
and ten minutes. Umpire, Belts.
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morning at $50 o'clock at his residence
700 China street, I'm the siXty-eighth year
of his age. The deceased had been a resi-
dent OF this city for more than forty
years. and at one time was employed as
guard at the pententiary. subsequently
he was engaged In merchandising, but Tor
about two years has not been IN active
business of any kind. He had been In ILL
health for about n year, but lad only
been confined to his bed FOR four or i've
weeks.
Mr.. Cousins was a brother OF Sergeant
A. r. Cousins. Of tho Third district po-
lice. 10 leaves a widow, seven children
and two brothers.
TIE funeral will take place from Pine
street Baptist church this afternoon az
5 o'clock.
The Craftsmanship Of the Committee.
II was stated Yesterday that Mr.. H. 81.
John Coalter would oppose Mr.. Marion
T.. Dawson for tho chairmanship OF the
new Democratic City Committee.
Captain J.. D. johnson.
SAVANNAH, May s.-Captain J. D.
Johnson died In this city tonight IN the
nlnety-eighrh year OF his age.
Captain johnson was the SURVIVING
ranking officer OF the Confederate navy
and the senior ranking officer by cafe OF
commission Of the old United STATES navy
lie was the executive officer Of Commo-
dore Tattral on the flagship Powhatah,
on duty I'm the Chinese waters az 'ne
time OF the Peiho rebellion. lie resigned
his commission I'm tho United states navy
shortly after the breaking ont on the iale
war and entered the service OF inc toH-
fe1erate States. He served with the con-
fe1srate navy I'm various capacities until
~. Confederate ram Tennessee was placed
I'm commission. The "TennesAne' was
Commodore Buchanans flagship. with
Captain Johnson as captain. and was
commanded by the latter in the desperai To-
fght I'm Mobile bay towards the latter
part OF the war Commodore Buchanan
being wounded IN the early part OF the
prh
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10

stranger" he said TO the traveller who
had stopped at his unpretentlous nome
Tor a nights lodging. "hev We ever hearn
tau ez how al ye see a red-headed glil'
we're boun' ter sec a white moss
"Of course. That's an olO IDEA 49,,
II hearn Il some time ago myself. o.
1T has some basis OF act TOO You
see. the case simply 10 hat there are
moro white horses IN existence than there
are red-halred girls. So their appearing
at the same time is a more than likely
well. Sir" replied the householder m
a tone that dehed controversy. you kir
cal il a coincidence n you want 20, but
call II a durn lie. See thet gal over
thereY'
Yes
Her hairs red. amt it?'
"It's-its quite auburn.
''Tts red. that's a dead-sure tn.'~, an
7 amt ashamed OF II. Shes my vie. ! ne
dav before l married her had one OF me
Durtiest white horses ye ever llld yer
eyes onter Hoss thief come along WINE
tde preacher was a-Dernouncin inc ceie-
mony I've got the headed sifl blt
I amt seen no white boss sence. an
what's more I don't expect ter see none.
-(Washington star
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Richmond. Va. May =, 1896.
II HE COMMITTEE APPOINTED Bf
L the DIRECTORS OF THE CITI-
ZENS BUILDING AND LOAN AsSOCIA-
TONS. no. and o. presented the follow
Ing resolutions, which were read aud
adopted:
mercy and grace. has taken from amongst
us our beloved treasurer, CHRISTIAN a..
THON. degnying Us or a comrade whose
loss we most deeply feel. not only on ac-
count OF hts honest, upright character
and kind disposition. but also on account
OF tho wisdom OF his advice IN all matters
pertaining % the workings OF our assoc
Citations; therefore, 10 -
Resolved. That IN the death Of our
treasurer CHRISTIAN G. yHON, We
lose AN officer who has long filed that
position OF trust with credit 20 himself
and 70 his association, and by ais con
slant reelection 10 that Office, showed
the high esteem In which he was held
by all the stockholders.
Resolved. That we tender 20 his be-
reaved wife and children our sincere SYM
patty in their loss, ana trust that q merci-
ful Father. who rcign5 above, VIII look
down upon them and comfort them IN
their bereavement.
Resolved That a copy OF the above
resolution DO published Ia the daily papers
OF the city and spread upon The minutes
OF the association. and an engrOssed copy
10 be presented 10 the widow as a tribute
OF respect 10 the memory OF our late
treasurer.
J. W WHITE.
CHARLES A. SCHMIDT.
Iryl0-it Committee.
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EXCURSIONS.

o.o0-00.0ry,-~00C00.0~-
xCtTRsION TO WASH lNGION OK
II ~ y -' WHT-MONDAY.
~ vita r. +. and p. r.. R. .,~.,,,,
,....,,,, pi,bwond SATURDAY NIGHT
' Nav he 2Sd, at 1870 p. NJ; returningG;
i Mey w Washington May the 25th' at u
O'Clock p. NJ.
MANN FOR THE ROUND TRIP
-, -N-, - XVosbiugton ana return- 30
1 onlweT 10 Washington and return. W
Milford to washington and returnii 30
iNrsdericjesburg 10 Washington ana d.
return ......... ''''''''''''
This Excursion Will be uh9 a,sIr,6S ,is
SsStctyiE 3 ADAMS. the oldreliabie eN-
c ~ i managers. We 80, rain or SHINE
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Totals


Summary: Two-lnse hits-WcNs %.
Mari. Rciman Three base hUe-nerte.
stolen hases-Grovos. Wells o. Wilson.
Zimmerman 60 Double plays-Reiman-
Bourke: Reiman-McGee. Bases on balls
of Leach. a. Struck out-by Tannehill.
4. by Leach. A. p@eeoa baue-Wilson, !.
Wild pitches-Leach. @ Time Of game
one hour and flfty-six minutes. Umpire,
Kline.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10

ARE YOU ONE OF those unhappy people
s,,fgering with weak nerves. Remember
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10
The Ashland Disagreement.


Editor OF The Times:
Sir-AIcCabe's baseball team went up
60 Ashland Yesterday 10 play the rubber
with the Randolph. Macon College I'I'sr S club
\ better day for base-pal was i.e' 'si $50
'i'ie game went on as smooth as could be
M to the third inning, when. with two
men ont and one on first. Mr.. Scott. the
monire who heretofore has decided most
satisfactorily for each side. ordered Hines,
McCabe's pitcher. out OF the game. This,
~ fNr as we know, was the trouble:
Hines had excepted TO one OF SCOTS de-
cisions i'm IA second. saying. What are
YOU giving usr' Mr. Scott therenQon
Seemed TO take great offence. saying that
A. Hines clicked" again he would put
him out OF the game In the third With
two men out and one on hrst Hines
threw the ball in, and. on close de-
cisIon. Scott called ball" Hines did not
say word. I'm threw the ball 70 Hines e.,
a little wild. and he !Hinesl stepped OUT OF
the box and turned around TO catch II.
scott, thinking that Hines had left the
bex--n not for tits reason % - -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10

W ANTED. A LIMITED NUMBER OF
" BOARDERS. without small children
IN private family only TWO miles from
CITY Large airy house, with beautiful
and extensive grounds An exceedingly
attractive summer home. Address NEAR
CITY. caro- Times. myl0-lts
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NINTH INN1NG.

Richmond-Crovos singled; Pender hit
20 Burke. and both runners were doL-
bled: Wells hit 10 centre for two bags,
and took third on Wilson'S single; Zim-
norman flew out TO centre.
Observation-Disclosures singled Ileilman
hit TO Bcrte. and Hargrove was out at
second Holman took second on Leach's
sacrifice TO Wells; Mari few out to
Berte.
The score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10
N,C4BE's and RANDOLPH MACON
McCabe's Pitcher Ordered Out of the Game
md Tho Tanin Refn.rs TO PLAY.

ASHLAND, VA. ME Especial
McCabe's University team played Ran
dolph- Macon here to-day. and in the sec
ond inning. Hines. McCabe's pitcher, be-
gan by disputing a decision OF Umpire X.
l.. Scott. who called ball on him. lie
was then warned. but IN the first half
OF the third he renewed his kicking, when
he was ordered out OF the game
The team then refused TO play, ana the
came was given TO Randolph-Macon by
a score OF 9 TO 0. The home men had
made I'VE runs six singles and one three
base hit off Hines; the visitors, three
singles and one run off Robertson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10
Games Yesterday.

Richmond. Z: Portsmouth. 0.
Norfolk, u: Lynchburg. s.
Roanoke. "a. Petersburg, II.
STANDING of The Climbs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10

OFT OF WEAKNESS comes strength
when the blood has been purified. en-
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stored and the system built up by Hoods
Sarsaparills.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10
Standing Of The Clnhs

Games Scheduled for To-Day.
Baltimore az ST. Louis.
Washington at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn az Louisville.
Games scheduled for Monday.
PHILADELPHIA at Cleveland.
Baltimore at ST. Louis.
New York at PlttsburR.
Washington at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Louisville.
Boston at Chicago.
Southern League Games.
At birmingham: X ii. J..
birmingham .....1O o. / 0 o. 0-l5 Is
Atlanta ........... Of 0l00l-3 3
Batteries: Mcdonald and Rappold; Cal
lahan and Fields.
Al New Orleans: Il. II. l..
New orleans ....1OO1O0o0o-2 !
MONTGOMERY .....O0O1O0O00-1 3
Batteries: McGlnnls and Gonding; Shee-
han and Kehoe.
At Mobile: X. II. l..
Mobile .............431O3O010-12 % .
columbus .........1O1400 o. u Z
Batteries: IAndemann, Witrock, ana
Fisher: Daniels. Hughes, and Wright
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10

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Summary. LdTN'I FUIS-T ~ 70'. . -
Two-base hits-Wilnams CD. 4. Tate.
Erode. and Sholta. Three-base hits
Breen and Cockman. Stolen bases
Sholta. Stanhope Williams. Willis, Wrig-
lev. Double plays ochnaur 10 Tate.
Base on balls-On Willis. .: Off Kane.
.. Hit by pitched bali-Williams. Struck
out-Ry Willis, 1; by Kane. 3. Wild
pitches-KNla 2; WINS. !. Time Of
game. two hours. Umpire, Mr.. Connor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10

W ANTED, WHITE OR COLORED
" girl 90 do general house work for
three ln family Must come wei rlc0m-
mended. Good home and wages t0 the
right party. Apply Monday morning after
5 o'clock at 40 north Twelfth street.
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NTZHUGH, LODGE. 80. 93. 7. O. o
I IT,. Will hold a called meeting az
C0nc0rdIa Hail, 403 east Broad street.
TOMORROW AFTERNOON, nc
o'clock 70 attend the funeral or W. ".
COUSINS. Brothers will please attend.
by order OF the Noble Grand.
W. b. CLAIBORNE.
myf0-1t Secretary.
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IA ANTED, A PARrNEK WIN FROM
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ROANOKE.

Totals, .........J..i9 IA " ] ~ Il
.kane out, hit by batted bail.
Score by innings: X
petershure .......2O3OlO2OS- 81
poanoke ..................5O0 00O35 Ia
summary: Earned runs-Petersburg s.
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