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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-03-06
Notice Of COpartnerShip.
RA1r1an. n. u. March }. lsaf.
Attorneys

RALEIsH, N. O., March 2, 1897
The undersigned have this day formed
cOpartnership under the firm name and
style of Myatt & Hunter OF the city Of RAT
eigh N. CT for the purpose OF conducting q
wholesale and retail grocery and commis-
sion business at the old stand of Latta q
Myatt, M II Market and Martin streets,
where we hope to sse our many friends, and
will endeavor, by strict attention TO bRsi
ness to merit their atronRge
Very respectfully,
w. A MYATT,
GEO e. HUNTER.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-03-06
IVA
Life Insurance Company
Of HARTFORD. CONN
or RARTF0RD. CONN

Assets S43,OaO,0o0
Surplus $500. 600
Has heend DING business in North Carolina
for thin ~ years.
It's new policies provide Sandstone LOAN
and Cash SURRENDER VALUES. All policies
incontestable after ONE YEAR.
IT'S PREMIUM RATES and RATE or EXPENSE
ARE LOWER than any of its competitors.
This company enjoys the unique distinc
tfon of having INCREASED EVERY DIVIDEND
EVERY YEAR FOR TWENTY-FIVE YsARs
It's FINANCIAL RECORD and its PRoNPF PAY.
MEAT or DEATH LOSSES, commands the atten,
tion Of those desiring insurance
GOOD AGENTS WANTED.
j. .. RouSHALL, Gent Agent
RALEIGH, N. G.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-03-06

Cash quotations were as follows:
Klour- Barely steady, spring patents
$3. 1905 s.; straighgs S2.40@2.55; winter
patent So 40n3.6D. winter straight SO 20E
3. IS. export bakers 81 00M2.25. Wheat
No. 2. spring, 65zs@6n79; No. 3, spring 64H
066L; No. 3 rel. 89Is@6o%. Gorn-No.
.. white 28sz(1 81 No. yellow Oats
No 2, 20, No. 2 white 21G12fa< no. 8, white
20n2fL Rye-Eo. q. 1914. Barley mo. 9,
nominal No. 261f 03g; NO. 4, 23@31
Flax-saed NO !. s9M Prime Timothy seed
s3 50G360. PorK- mess, per Dbl. ~ 70m
g.75. Iaard--I0 lbs 1910 g5.321l. short RIB
sides (Iooael s5.f0@5 Is; dry-saltes shoulders
(boxed) 45aid4J4 short clear sides (boxedl
SD ask Whiskey. distillers' finished goods
per gallon II ~.
NEW YORK
NEW YORK, Marc.a 5.--Flour-S. eadier:
city mill patents $i.30A4,55; winter patents
50 9O040J. city mill clears 4.l50s.25; win
ter straighta straits s3.65@3.75; Minnesota
patents *3 60A3.75; Minnesota bakers 81 81
as. so. spirnalow grades 81 0092 Is; winter
extras s2.70@5.l0; winter low grade ~ 81
@26i.
rye -four steady; superfne s2.6002. rs;
fsncy e. 7002.95.
wh 49, steady at 40@4l.
Com aeaI quiet yellow western coarse
z d. b; ,candywIne s220
g. M: No 2 western 40@44 State
assyer9i 40043-
arIsy steady; western mailing 43g4s;
fe, In SsG4 eholcA -.
RarI malt Steady: western 1865
VIII -Srot inact We RIO. .edin store
a. d oil yatJr =; afoat -; = all at;
No. 1 orthern TAX in elsvatoG 74N 0 b
], j. card rs 5<07sM o b afoat: options
Nc. 2 red arch IS G07hSs, closed 7}9e;
April clos ed 75L(: Nav 731lg73 . 10 ciose1
781<; june closed 7o5S July 721zg75 1-lb
closed 73.
Corn-Spot steady, no. 3, 8S13s1 In ele-
victor 39@s9M afioag: yellow 3sI; steamer
mixed sf1s; options March clostd --;AAprii
-; May 56LlG38 II, closed 36A: june
closed -; July 36Is@87 closed 81
Oats Spot easy; No =, 70. NO. de
livered 81 No 3, %; No. 2white 2916; No 3
white 26lz. track white western 26M2gM;
track white State 2a@29, options March
closed q ~ May u 117015M, closed "
Hay Steady; shipping 30; good TO cnoice
Hops Weak. State, common choice,
1884 crop, 25EN4; 1895 DO 3Wo; PACING
coast, 1894 crop, 21E0l4; 1895 crop 316
Hidea~ Quiet wet sailed New Orleans
selected As to 65 pouads 20S25, California,
a: Galveston al; Buenos Ayres dry, 20@
"a lbs. l6; Texas, dry, 1890 lbs Q.
Leather Steady. henlOck sole, Bueua
Ayres, light and heavy weights, 2l@1s;
ACIDS -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10

the vast assemblage sang. MY Country.
IT'S OF Thee" which was led by Captain
Frank w. Cunningham. Rev. Mr. Beau.
champ. OF 81. James Methodist church.
then pronounced the bonediction. and n.
to-. the sounding OF taps" ~ the trumpet.
the usual salute was fred. first by the
Richmond Howitzers. and then By the
Blues battalion and the contingent of re
First Regiment Infantry. This ended
tho exercises and the military was u.s.
missed.
The Blues returned directly 20 the city.
and after n dress parade IN tho Ca..fol
Square. which was well executed. fho
battalion marched 10 the af1nOry. conner
Ninth and Cary streets. where The ncn
were dismissed.
The contingent NJ tho First Regiment
returned by way Of the Soldiers md Sal.
ors' Monument. whore Company G Guard
OF the Commonwealth. Captain Shackol-
ford COMMANDING was detailed 10 FIRE
a salute
Mr.. W. Allen Dickinson. superintendent
OF lakewood Cemetery had prepared an
elegant lunch ar his residence for some
invited friends. but as soon ne this fact
became known 20 those IN the parade. o
good many or the participants FASTENED
to pay their respects 10 Mr Dickinson.
and ia less time than % takes 10 describe
n. every m0rsel OF food scr ont On Mr..
Dichnson's dining-ro0m was eaton up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10
THE NEW WOMAN.
Ideals Regarding Women Have
Changed.
The ATHLETIC WOAlh ktlGHS.
Which Makes The Best Vile, The Bicycle
Girl, OF The Delicate "CIlnS-
lDg Yile?"

Not so very long ago. the idea, woman
was the helpless, strengthless creature
who must be protected from the faintest
breath Of air and from the slightest eN-
ertion. She was beautifully and coniid-
ingiy dependent upon the manly OAK
TO which she chung. She passed from an
utter dependence upon her father ana
brothers to an equally utter dependence
upon a husband. she had little self
reliance: and still less ability 10 take
care OF herself. And now, Of late years.
there has been change-and we hear
OF New Woman"
That there actually IS a New Nowan'
there can be no doubt. Her manner
OF clothing herself has really very Httle
TO do with the ease. Her newness con-
sists rather In new mind and a new
body than in aew clothes. She Is dis
tinctly able to take care OF herself \ great
many Of them make their own living-2o
where they please-when they please,
and how they please The New Woman
j. much more independent than her pre-
dpcessOrs. Che mas found new objects
in life 10 take the place Of the only one
possessed by the woman Of few years
ago. object ~ Vatrimoay. Thirty
years ago, q girl Of over twenty was
looked upon as something OF an Ola
maid. Nowadays a woman never gets
SO OLD that she is an old msid. The
term g. obsolete. The New Woman mar
RIGS. II she plesses-and IL the right man
presents himself. She IS able 20 take
care Of herself She doesn't have 80
loan on anybody She doesn't have 10
depend on anybody for her living. She
can make that for herself Quite often
she can make a better living for herself
than she Will have provided for her by
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10
JiMEsrOWN FILGRIndGE.
A Large Crowd Will Attend the \. T. '. A.
U,cursion Next Wednesday.

Excursion Next wednesday.
Increased enthusiasm is expressed con-
corning the A. +. V. \. excursion 10
jamestown on Wednesday the 18th OF
MAY. Those who remember last year
Will 20 again. ana those who didn't 80
then will not let another opportunity pass.
There Will be dinner served IN the
DINING room. consisting OF soup. cold
lamb, and ham. dcyil.ed crabs, pickles
ana sauces. rolls. beaten biscuits, butter
tea, coffee. and milk, ices and cake extra.
The former viii embrace four varieties
vanilla, strawberry. chocolate cream. and
orange Tee. Dinner ~ cents; afternoon
tea. 10 cents: ice cream. 10 cents; cake 3
cents.
The Blues Band will play and There
Will be dancing al the way down the
rver.
The steamer leaves wharf at 4. NJ.
Tickets ST. Students, children. and ser
wants bali price.
The 18th Of May Is tho anniversary Of
the landing Of the colonists. We now call
II "Virginia-Day." and the custom of OBJ
serving IL In delightful NH ncr is APP
prcciated by everybody.
Tickets are on sale at Morris on
Broad street; az the Virginia Historical
Society: Woman's Work Exchange. and
George Vests The crowd az the pier
makes 1t advisable 10 purchase tickets be-
rorehand. State-roomS can De obtained or
the boat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10

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an abundant secretion of nourishInsht Tor
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health and strength TO the whole system
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sales Of all other medicines for women.
All arrangements of the distinctly fem
inne organism are cured by Or. Pierces
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health I'm the use Of the "faForlte IRE
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Tho "Favorite Prescription can be OBJ
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II took the Favorite Prescription all
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10
CREWES GREAT REVIVAL
KEv.J. ". LEE THE fRiSH EThNGE-
LIST MATING FINE RESULTS.
He IL Assisted by Wonderful Singer II"
Moves the Congregation 10 Te"rs-S'"
ncrs Reclaimed.

CREWE. VA. May 9.-speoi"'' -.
nights service viii close the mrs. 81, " Snn.
Of The groa, revival in Crewe. on Nun'
asy. the 81 instant. Rev. ). W. h'S' NY
noted Irish evangelist. commence INV
me.tiur here on the union basis
An the churches have heartily co-op,iH
led ana a spirit OF religious interest
seems 10 peryado the entire town Al
readv over hundred persons have pro
fesscd faith IN Christ. among thcni' SoiHc
~ The most notorious sinners iT inc
community and the meetings continue 10
s-ro,y I'M interest. Never has sucn fc-
neious awakening been known I'm GROVE
The meetings are held under a tom.
which has seating capacity OF aoou.
two thousand Two services are heiN
cacb dav. At the evening services mo
tent is usually nearly fun.
Rev. MIR Lee IS native OF bHD.ih
ireland. lie came 20 this country AT inc
age OF iwonty-thrcc years. For time
hc engaged in business ga Canada. AFTER
wards in New York city, then IN New
Jersey. and finally scttlod in North caro-
lima. where he resided. conducting ms
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10
Wa, FESTIVAL AZ Lakr>ide PARK

The ladies' interested Ia the Summer
Rest have secured Lakeside PARK Tor an
ftil-day picnic on Whit.Monday. May
18Th. This will give an opportunity 20
all who With to have an outing on the,
holiday 10 enjoy the beauties and attrat-
lions Of this lovely park. be steam ears
Will bo run continuously through The
day making close connection with the
trolley line at Sherwood Park. Admis-
sion 10 the park viii include fare from
Sherwood 10 Lakeside and will be Ny
moderate price. No place IN the vicinity
OF the city offers ssch variety Of at
fractions Boating ten-pins. dance pa
yiion. cafe. and the great beauty OF
the lake and its shores. while the va
riety or strange birds and animals are
Of interest TO children OF every growth.
Hhe ladies' OF the Summer Rest hope
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10

WASHINGTON, D. c.. May 0.-In re-
ply 10 inquiries from Senator Cockrell
Secretary Carlisle to-day sent TO the
Senate q statement IN regard to the
redemption Of the public debt. with the
premium anu tterest paid from March
!. 1855. O. Marcn !. 1899.
From lss5 10 1SS0 bonds aggrogatlng
Sl0i 10000 of tho loan Of 1852 were re-
deemed, agcrtgatng $50. &c 800. with
$1,000 800 IN premiums Of the loan Of 1907
Were purchased, AID SNLl57. 500 WIN
W.T2.sl3 premium. Of the loan OF lsJl
were purchased
From March l. 1850. 20 March I. 1899.
bonds afgrcgating 81. COZ $50. Of the loan
OF 1891. were redeemed: lGi5. $50 with
a premium ot $50 GG6 iaS Of the loan q
1907 were purchased: 5lii $4,000. with
a premium OF S3225.3Ss OF the loan o.
1891 were purchased.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10
Col. Ellctt's Success.

Hon. farewell Elicit has secured n
favorable report on the following bills'
Richmond College bill, for $4,000. This Is
10 reimburse the college Tor damages
sustained 10y the Federal army during the
late war.
Ni.nam y. Isaacs claim for gold taken
from the bankine-housc OF the above firm
by the Federal army.
a pension for Mrs Caroline Wilkinson.
OF Chesterfield. daughter Of John Spears,
OF the Revolutionary war.
Colonel Eictt has been honored by q
position on another very important com
mittec. T. O.: Merchants Marine ana
Fisheries, Of which Mr.. Payne Is chair
man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10
The Property of the Boat Club For Sale

The Board Of Directors Of the Young
Mems Christian Association have deter
mined Thar the boat club connected with
the organization IN too expensive 20 be
run ass one of the athletic privileges Of the
association. Thcv have therefore. Dc
cidcd 20 sell ont the entire outfit. It IS
understood that the boat-hOuse and navy
can be bought Gor very reasonable price.
and 81 taken hold OF by an Independent
club could not only be made source Of
great pleasure and benefit to its mem
bers. but also "a lucrative investment. 1t
is sincerely TO be hoped that a new club
VIII be formed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10
md dreaded treatment by local applI-

cations"
All such correspondence is treated IN
the strictest confidence by Dr. Pierce,
whose records OF over a quarter OF a
million cases treated during his past
thirty years experience, show that there
are not three incurable cases in hun
dred.
Every woman should send for Or.
Pierce's great book The Peoples Com
mon Sense Medical Adviser" II has ZOOS
pages proiusely illustrated. over "
pages are devoted to Woman's diseases
with suggestions Tor home-treatment. 1t
Will be sent free. bound in paper covers.
by Worlds Dlsponsary Medical Associa-
ton, No. cG3 Main Street, Buffalo. n. y.
on receipt Of this little coupon number.
with q one-cent stamps to cover cost OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10

In the law and Equity Court yesterday
a suit was instituted by !. s. Moore q
Son against y. :. Pollard and L. j..
Pollard. judgment was confessed for
S216. SO.
In the case OF the w. y. West Com
pany against the same defendants tudg-
mcnt was confessed for S7S.55.
The court has adjourned for the term.
Tho next term VII begin tomorrow.
when the docket win De called and the
cases set or a hearing by either party.
The jury will report on Tuesday morn
ing at II o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10
Tobacco Tor the French Government.

The annual contract for furnishing the
French Government with tobacco have
recently been awarded. Mr.. Alfred Gray.
of Richmond. is 20 furnish 200 hogsheads.
This IS an Richmond gets which is about
the amount Of the article France has
been buying annually I'm Richmond. Mary
land is 10 furnish $4,000 hocshcads. Most
OF the contracts are TO be filed with West
crn tobacco.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10

The excursion 20 Washington for
Whit-Monday promises 10 be one of the
most pleasant IN every respect ever run
from Richmond. II win De under the
auspices OF those well-known excursion
managers, Messrs Thompson. Niche.
ana Adams. me train win leave Rich
mond Saturday night. May 23d. at 1880
O'Clock. and returning viii leave Wash
ington. May 9th at II. VI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10

Yesterday afternoon Miss Claude Tins
ley. q Gressmallcr employed 10y the
Misses Saunders. 10l west CLAY street
had her purse stolen from her while she
was engaged at work The purse con-
tanned a sum OF money. a gold ring. and
several receipts. While IL Is not def
n!tely known who took the purse. sus-
piciOn has fallen on q cOlored woman
who was in the House a short while he
fore the purse vast missed. The case will
DC given 10 the police. as the Young lady
can ill-afforl 10 lose her property.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10

Beautiful music will be rendered at the
Scottish Rite Lodge of Sorrow this after
noon. Professor Jacob Reinhardt is
the organist of tho Lodge Of Perfection
ana number of the finest singers Of
Richmond viii take part Rev. Dr. Fair.
the venerable master OF the lodge. will
deliver short discourse. The entire
service will last about an hour and a
quarter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10

MI W. T. Woody. member Of the Com
mon Council from Marshall ward yester-
day caught no his home, No. $40 north
Thirticth street carrier pigeon. The
bird bears on one OF his wings the num-
Der 49i and on the other the number a
a silver band was fastened around the
right foot and brass ring around the
left.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10

The gentlemen nominated for the Board
OF Aldermen and for the Common Coun-
eli are being overrun with applications
for the offices in the sin of the city
Council. There are more candidates out
this year than ON any previous occasion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10
Coupon

mailing only. II French cloth-covered
embossed covers are desired, send 10
cents extra-3l cents in all. to cover only
the postage and the extra cost OF that
more durable and beautiful style
OF binding. Send now before all are
given away.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10

Each day during the excursions for
Development OF Trade" dinners VIII be
served az the Womaus Christian Asso-
citation. IN east Franklin street. 20 both
gentlemen ana ladies. for the small sum
or - cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10

An Excursion to be Run saturday, May
tc,h Fffiv Cents Eound-Irip.

IOih-Fifiy Cents Kound-rrip'
Tho Association for tho Development OF
Richmond Trade has determined TO run
an excursion from Petersburg TO hVh-
mond on Saturday, May 18TH. leaving the
Cockado city az \. NJ. and return,
ing. leaving Richmond after the pan
game Thc fare for the round-trip VIII
be only 60 cents.
Tho excursion bids fair 10 be very
popular. and the association expects TO
bring over at least 1000 persons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10

In the Chanccry Court yesterday. Mr..
j. Garland Pollard was appointed and
qualified as receiver Of Andrew Nelson.
who recently filed deed OF assign
ment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10

II IS generally understood that the many
friends Of Mr. Charles Y. Meredith will
run him as delegate az large TO the
Democratic National Convention at Chi
cagO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10

mat every one who intends 10 20 p'o
nicking on Whlt-Monday VIII ono0@0
Lakeside as the place
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10
Gold i,r.rrye. alI111s.4aa

WASHINGTON. D. c. May 9.-The
treasury gold reserve al close OF business
to-day stood at sli7.775.409. The with
drawals to-day were ;1s,eO0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10

DR.. j. W. Bryant and W. A. Watson
were elected delegates 10 attend the state
convention at stanton. Samuel Burke
ana Thomas b. oliver Were elected al
ternates. The delegates so uninstructed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10
AS A MAN

As a man he IS jovial and good-naturci
as companion. genial and warm heart
ed. as a speaker fluent and forcibly; rs
a thcOlogian sound and conservative, as
a Christian humble and charitable. In
short. a man fun OF the Holy Ghost ana
Of faith. .e4
Mr.. Charles H. Coultos. who aids 50
greatly I'm the meetings by his power Of
song-for ne sings the gospel almost as
efectually as Mr.. Lee breaches it-frc-
quegtly during his s)ul-stirring solos the
great congregation is moved 20 tears. or
ordinations Of praise. and the uncon-
verted are moved 10 confess Christ as tho
Saviour. Mr.. Coultcs is a Canadian by
birth
- received special preparation for re-
lisfous work at u. l.. Moody's Institute
In Chicago. He has been with Mr..
Lee about ten months.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
At mass-meeting Of the Democrats
Of this district held in the town hall at
this place this overino az ron o,o1o,-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10

own secular business and preaching at
the same time. until about seven years
ago, when he gave up all secular Worh,
and gave himself wholly 10 evangelical
work. since which time ne has been un-
firing in MS work and has met with great
success wherever he has labored. Mr..
Lee denounces sin with the most terrible
earnestness. and yet rarely gives person
al offence. I-.,4lI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-13
THE l.. 4. ". BULLETIN
AZ UNUSUALLY LONG LIST OF SUSPENSIONS AMI
sAN TONS GRANTED

~ = IT NL.F IINr list n. 8 --TrNSIONS ANT
... ''D
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Philadelphia Aug i2-T-e following bulis.ir has
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Amer. an Nnrriin'n+
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E..th. N,w-Yor Ci,y ~ s Hawkirs Rad ri
= o. S.Ntf .e.S from August rrfti~ r..,iir,
in correction Win rvc,. racing r. 800 li,,r,
and jaime. Mummy FhNsdairbfa Pr, N,ite.;;.
p. IS from A-.a.,.- -,- ~. '.e.t,-,f - =. ,
wtrt.rs-D : Johnson ! Eooh e.,a~lo. :,
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w. II ua,n.i-a, 80 e. 81, I i,.,' =
- fTe-kar $500 Nf.r.b - r. 80 49,. - ~ -. -
ls- F5~nlrnoro Wis Jesse ii.li rerrv sb--iii a.. ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-13
BROOKLYN WHIPS BALTIMORE.

THE CHAMPIONS WE'RE Not ABLE TO SCORE \
Run -FAYNE's PHENOMENAL PITCHING
After being defeated three straight by the New
York nine. the Brooklyn team pohshed on inc
champion Baltimore players IN the finest possible
stvle al Eastern Park yesterday afternoon. Payne
pitched phenomenal ball. holding the stronghold
ting visitors down two hits and giving only two
bases balls.
The Baltimore nine aid not score run, which
made the victory Of the Bridegrooms all the more
iropre ssive. Jennings the only one able 10
gauga the left-handed curves OF Payne. he Securing
q single and triple The only runs Of the gam"
were scored I'm the second inning. The fielding
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