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Auction Sales
AUCTION SALE
OF TRE FNTiRE STOCK OF THB
National
Household
Providing Co.,
5l2 9th St. N. w.

To-day at 10 a. III. and 5 P. NJ,
and continuing every day until
entire stock is disposed of. Do
not fail to attend this sale as
everything must be sold without
regard 10 price. as there IS no
limit or reserve.
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CIGAR STORE and + sts..
S25V; make offer. BUS EXCL, 91S
st. mro-3t
WA NTED- 4 confectioner or icecrean1
maker, with few hundred dollars o
increase business. p. o. Box 613 mrS 2t
WANTED win pay 10 per cent for
$500; scared on bicycle tcois and
ma macisinery: To increase bicycle business.
Address TOOLS. this office. mh7-3t-em
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wANrEp-HorsEs.

w a NTED D-imne,lIaisiy isoisss., 'Casting
from 81 500 10 S2.ouo and one ci.st-
Ing 600. imnlesiiate purCtssfscr. FASTER
mF1-ff
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AUCTION SALE of Furniture and
Household Goots-Dn MONDAY March
l6, al 5l1 New Jersey ave. n. VA lol oi
carpets. GalI lat IA OK stand. twailhat racks.
20 dining room tables, round tables.
large extension tables. % silver plated
caStors, i silver plated coffee urn. ] water
cooler ana filter, lIO silver pia5ci .abie
forks. 100 silver plated tablespoons, 10
knives so silver plated teaspoons. nGi
crackers, g sugar Spoons, mantcl clocks,
l center marhlc-top table, = marble-,oD
sidebaaris 10 dining rom chairs. = iEltfS
OF lace window curtains. = sh1.icS. ! SIX
foot G-inca French range and bro:lcr,
twent v-twc-inCn bToIlcr. Kitchen ware,
ice boxes. large quantity OI China ware ana
glassware. 3 umbrella stands,
by order OF trustees.
II. k0LLMEY Err,
IL. LERCH
mr6-dS iSXSun R. KpPP. Constable.
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wANTED-RoARD.

w NTED-Boar,i In a private fan.ily
Tor gCnIIcnlan and wife. not 20 exceed
$40. Address box =, this offiCe. II
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BUSINESS cHi&cEs.

$1,000 VIII purchase bali interest ia
patent for household necessity; $50. coo
can be realized on sales this wear. no
competition; principles only. Address, up-
pointing Interview, T. +. H., th3S oii!CG.
mrS-3t
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wANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED To rent, nlsg fgruishcd
So. this office. mrerSJ
WA NTED By a middlt-Jgcd gentle
man, q furnished room in a quiet FANNY
where there are no Other iGaErrS. win
ffgfs mrs .tE
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FOR SALE-Butter and egg delivery
wagon, cheap. Inquire 9i2 | st. Sc.
nh7-3t en-
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nNIr nAefnn 80.

20 Words for 10c.
WA ANTED-Soubrette To- do sketch
with professional comedian; must have
eooa VOICE; state age. experience, etc.
Address sTETsoN. tnis Office. II
W. ANTED-Coiored COOK; washer and
lroner, two i'll Family; good wages.
GA 18Th NV. IL
w n ANTED-EoOk ana general hOcsc-
WOrkCr fOr family OF three, NO washing:
also competent nurse. 1I4 18Th INV. 1t
w ANTED-AOuHg .ady SActCii partner
TO Work in and out or Washington
with inst class company. TIM IOOLlN.
this office IL
w ANTED-Young tady as companion;
must &c LTetty and accomplished u.
L., this office. IL
WANTED Dung lady clerk; state sal
airy eXpeCSed and submit letter in own
hand writing. Address BOX II, this oIItce.
ANTED-Settled white woman for
SuDurLS, general nOusewOrk; strong
country woman preferred. Address X. A.
b., this office. mrS2t
"A NT ED -FIrsJ-ctass order cook:
woman, no ether need answer. Address
p, this Cffice mre-s3t
WA NTED A refined Intelligent nurse
Tor II etIiid Z Years old; utGSt be u
good scamsIresS: one I:Teft rrtd vino speaks
tTcucA or German in addition to correct
English Address Box ., THIS office
mh7 TEN
WANTED ilrs,-slass Gerinan ,.urse
AT No. 25i 18th ST. NV mh6-3t-em
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FOR SALE-0ne set of second-hand
double carriage harness, cheap, SIG;
and also Iwo sets new wagon harness; VIII
sell ut cut price; reas son. 63S I. st. NV
nflT-2t EN-
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!. wooD CoKE! 5

FOR LE-HaBasome brass-ft
grandfather clock, in thorough repair.
$40 20th st. NV. nihT-3t, EN-
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FOR SALE-Sniail corner store; good
cash trade; good reason for selling.
Apply 1877 GATH st. NV mh7-3t,e ,enf
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aVpTN pfViI NJ II FIIIIF ''K'VIlI
FOR SA LE-CircGp; very stylish lady s
light cutuDder trap; seats or per
sons; good Is new. l329 Ii st. NV.
nrI-7t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

~ r. N Z ss.st - -,.f-.i4----,t i.-w sItU
par.or organ Tor grapnOploRe- Address
BOX :. this office. nri-3t
= n e. Il. Lsrslx L t"ulc lI,i,. 81 f.fay be
Obtained at i31 T st. nv; meals sent
also. ScSJ HCmr tn' king mt6-3f- era
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-14

The following cases were disposed OF in
the Police Court yesterday:
James Mccain, a young white man.
was charged with being addicted TO drink
and neglecung his family. lie was given
a severe lecture and then swore on for
a year.
James Pcay was charged with threaten
ing TO do bodily harm TO Mr.. Il. Stanley
Edgar, foreman for the Haskcr-Marcuse
Manufacturing Company. lie was placed
under $50 bonds 10 keep the peace for
six months
John Williams. charged with assaulting
Dick yayne. and Dick Payne. charged
with assaulting John Williams. failed TO
appear in court and attachments were is
sued for them.
Hester Bartlett (colored). assaulted.
cursed, and abused Susie Peterson on
Friday and yesterday had TO pay Il fine
Of s. so and costs.
Messrs. J. f. Gates, W. r. Smith. and
+. w. Dabney paid Il dollar each because
their sons threw rocks I'm the street.
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Infer-CnlIeg Unto Games.

BOSTON, June 13.-Harvard played her
second game with Cornell this afternoon,
winning hands down by the score Of 10 TO
8. The game was undressing because the
teams were so unevenly matched Atien-
dance, zoo
Score by innings: IL. "A. T..
Harvard ..........S 90 OO30x-1o u 3
Cornell ............1 o o. . o O.
Batteries 1IIaughton ana Scannel; Young
and Cannon. Umpire. O'Rourke. Time. one
hour and twenty-five minutes.
YALE. s; PRINCETON, 4.
NEW YORK, June 1S.-Yale defeated
Princeton az Manhattan field to-day, and
the series is now a tic. each college hav-
ing won two games The New Haven
collcgans outplayed the Tigers at all
points. Groonway pitched superbly. and
received beautiful support. The PrincetON
men heldod raggedly which was most
discouraging for Wilson whose pitching
was all right The deciding game Will
be played at New Haven on June 23d. At
tendance, 1900.
Yale ................OOO 02O50-S 3
Princeton ..........1 2 90 DOL % G :
Batteries: Greenway and Murphy: VII
son ana Smith. Umpire. Belts.
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That well-known and prosperous real
estate firm Of Denoon. Topper & Co. has
been dissolved by the retirement from
tho business of Mr.. T. Upper. Jr
Messrs. Charles l.. and II. l.. Denoon.
the remaining partners. will continue the
business I'm all its branches at the pres
ent firm stand. S2i east Main street. The
new firm name will be c. l.. and II. l..
Denoon.
The old firm Of Denoon. Upper & Co.
had gained for itself an enviable reputa-
ton by fairness and integrity, and
prompt and careful attendance to bust
ness Tho Messrs. Denoon are both young
men Of standing. character and excellent
business capacities. They possess NAM
friends in the city. and viii doubtless
achieve still more success than that
which IS already theirs
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Masonic Election Of Officers

At a regular communication OF Henrico
Lodge No. Al. A. +. and 4. NJ, held last
Friday night, the following officers We're
duly elected for the ensuing Masonic year.
Worshipful Master. Augustus Phillips.
Senior Warden. Jacob r. Wright: Junior
Warden, Edward 7. Coleman. Treasurer.
William Murray; Secretary (Worshlp-
fuD Edward Mitchell; Tier. James H.
Faunueroy.
The master made the following appoint
ments: Senior Deacon, W. W. Fields
Junior Deacon. William r. Minor: Chap
lain, Rev. John II. Fauntleroy. Stewards
Walter +. Baker, Jos. Adams. Stewards
Committce-Jamcs II. Barrett, Charles
West. ". II. Anderson.
The above were duly installed by Past
Master II. Bruce Evans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-14

OAKLEY RACE TRACK. June b.
Ten thousand voices cheered Ben Brush
AMI Jockey S.mms after they won the
Buckeye stakes to-day and enriched Mike
Dwyer, 5000. The race was the best OF
The meeting. The hag fell 20 a beautiful
start with Loki first 70 show. Perkins M
once went 10 the front with Prince Lief
and led into the stretch where he was
challenged by Ben Brush and IN dcs-
perate finish. Simms forget Ben Brush
under the wire winner by a head. The
time 1883 Ia, beats the track record.
Summaries.
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Games Monday.

At Portsmouth:
Richmond ys. Portsmouth.
At Roanoke.
Petersburg IS. Roanoke.
Al LyI Chburg
Norfolk vs. Lynchburg.
LYNCHBURG. VA. June 13.-Special-
In marked contrast TO the game OF yes
terddy was the game between the Lynch
burg and Petersburg teams to-day. IT
was play ball from the start, and fast
Dali at that. For six innings not man
was able 90 cross the rubber. and not q
hit was made OF Stultz, who was i'm the
poN Tor lynchblrs. and only four hits
mado of Stockdale.
The hits made by Lynchburg were scat
tered ana they We're unable 10 score al
though the third base was reached two
or three Tunes.
In the sixth inning base on balls 10
DundOn. kahe's out 10 centre, Bradley
out at hrst. and a hit by Kelly scored
one run. Two more We're added IN the
seventh by hit by Stockdale Brodie's
long NY 10 the centre. Ranerts biz for
Two bases, Armstrong; 10 left field and
Dundon's hit.
Il was remarkable game. For five IN
nlngs every man would hit the ball. but
"a nelder was IN the way and would pull
II down or field It 10 first.
Pickering and Kelly for their respective
teams carried of the fielding hOnOTs. each
OF them accepting six chances without an
error. l'edhy and McGaun led $50 She bat
uuS. The score tells the rest.
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4 MIRACULOUs ESCAPE.
Mr.. Barley Pals Prom a Moving Train
In n Tunnel.

A gentleman from Lexington, KY, nam
ed Barley, had miraculous escape from
Instant death Friday night IN the Church
Hll tunnel Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad He was stepping from one
coach to another. when he fell off
Mr.. Barkley was missed by his wife. the
train stopped. and brakeman sent back
after him.
The brakeman met him walking along
the track. with no serious injuries beyond
several painful cuts upon his face. lie
was attended by Drs. Ross and Brock.
and VIII soon DO himself again.
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At New Orleans: r. II. T..
New Orleans - o o . l-G j.
Montgomery % o o q o % % O-1 .
Batteries. Carl and Gonding. Drink
water. Kellum. and kehoe.
AT Mobile. II. II. J..
Mobile ,........O 0 1 o % o o 0 o.
Columbus ......O O3 q % o o. 10
Batteries Wittrock and Lohbeck, La
mont aud Hess
AT Birmingham: r. II. T..
Birmingham Il % > . . 3 7-21 -
Atlanta ......2 90 3 d , u . II .
Batteries: Mcdonald AMI Fletcher, Nor
ton. Walker. and Fields.
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Mr. Yeager TO We'd.

Mr.. G. Sidney Yeager. the advertising
manager Of Mllel d Rhoads. left Fri
day evening at 7:l5 for Shamokin y. Y,
where he will be married on Wednesday
10 Miss Rachelle Van Gasken The we'd
ding VIII be a very quiet one on account
OF the sickness OF tho brides father.
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,urko. Muller. ?; Mcphee. Smith. Base on.

Burke. Muller. 2: McPhec. Smith. Base on
balls-Ehret, Hamilton. DufIy. Tucker.
sullivan. Hoy. Miller. McPhce. Base on
errors Cincinnati. 2. Boston, 3. Passed
hals-Tcnncy. !. Struck out-Ehret. Lowe.
Double plays-Smlih and Ewing, Sullivan
and Tucker. Collins and Tucker. Lowe
and Tucker. Umpire. Lynch. Time. one
Hour ava tnirty-sevcn minutes.
LOUISVILLE. 3: PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA, June lS.-The pitch
ing OF Frazer to-day WAS wonderful. Only
five hits were made OF him. Grady get
ting three Of them. The batting Of Nc
Crcary was a feature. The phfiics play
"a an crrorless game and chokcd off
many seemingly safe hits. Attendance,
tsN
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New Seaside Hotel.

A very pretty home-like seaside hotel
The Grand Niew-has just been opend up
on the beach above Old Point The house
has hfty-one rooms. all newly furnished.
nice lawns and pine forest. with 200
feet beach front bath houses boats. etc
Telephone connections with Hampton or
Old Point. The place Will be managed by
the owner. Colonel Robert Paul. RID
Rap. T. o.. Va.
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ORIOLES LOST TO COILS,
BUrCLE UASALSO DsFEAT-
Ed BIZ the BRfDEGROOMs.
Louisville Wins ~ Game From tho Phil
ifss-Pirates Defeat the Giants-Reds
Win Prom Eoston.
BALTIMORE. J

BALTIMORE. June 13.-The chicago
elUb found both Pond aud Corbett TO thcir
liking. and taking a commanding ieau "a
the ilrst inning. made runaway IaTc y.
Ii. Only two hits were made OH ltii!
until the sixth ming opened. Balui''0lc
errors contributed TO the visitors Ivh
column In the last half OF the game. Ihe
grounds were very wet from a hraNy ram
storm which fell just previous 10 INC
game. Attendance. LOO.
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Pocahontas Moonlight Excursion.

Tuesday, 18th OF June. 8 O'Clock shar,e
Refreshments. music, Rotations and
good time promised TO all. Gentlemen.
j0c.' ladies and children under twelve
years. 25c. Former students OF Smithdeal
Business College offered free tickets at
College Office.
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Traction Comnany's Openinc.

No cars were run yesterday by the Rich
mond Traction Company although the
officers Of the company thought II proba-
bic Friday night that they would be ready
10 DO so. The formal opening will be
Wednesday afternoon at . o'clock.
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CITY Directory

The Chataigne Directory Company have
experienced help and the only existing
copyrights TO publish a perfect directory.
BE sure you subscribe TO the Chataigne
Directory Company for the best direc-
tory. 1t is in process OF publication.
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Score by innings: r. II. +.
Philadelphia o OIoOOO-i , 0
louisville .....1 q o 90 IL Il 2
Summary: Earnel runs Philadelphia.
!: Louisville. .. Base on ors-Phla-
delphia. 2. Loft on Philadelphia.
S. Louisville. 10. Base on halls-Frazier.
8. Lucid !. Struck out-Frazicr. r. Lu-
cid 2. Home runs-Clark Three base
hits-Cross Two-baso hits-Grady. Nc
Croary. Double piays-Brouthers. (un-
assisted. Thompson TO Grady. Hit by
pitcher-Lucid 1. Umpire. Hurst Time
of game, one hour and ffty-hve minutes
GAME POSTPONED.
WASHINGTON. June Rehabilitation
81. Louis game postponed-rain.
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The committees appointed by the Trades
Council and the Retail Clerks Union, re-
specuvely. TO advance the early-closing
movement, viii meet in joint session to-
morrow night at clock az No. IA north
seventh street. A full attendance of
both committees is especially requested.
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The Poster SLOW

Polk Miller and his banjo Will be at the
Poster Show, No. sO7 east Main, between
! and o'clock tomorrow. Miss Maud
Porter VIII also sing IN the same hour q
song toR the henent Of this ALWAYS praise
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worthy object, the Old Dominion Hos
rital. Artistic catalogues. beautifully IL
ldstrated. are now out. and the visitor
need ask no more: what Is Poster
Shown"
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PITTsPURG. 10. NTW YORK &

NEW YORK. June 13.-Pittsburg made
II three straights to-day. Hawley was
forced TO retire at the end OF the third.
In which inning he sent two men TO first
base on balls, hit one batter, and had
two Wild pitches The New Norks min
gled three hits I'm the pitchers errors.
Clark's tumble of Lyons bounder I'm the
ninth inning lost the game. Attendance
=
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Law and Eoulty Court.

In the Law and Equity Court the trial
Of the suit Of Julia James against the
city Of Richmond will Re commenced to-
morrow.
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Totals .....
CLEVELAND.


Score by innings: u. IL. T..
Cleveland - u o o 90 % 3
Brooklyn .....O % . . ! 4 -G u
Summary: Earned runs-Clevclaud, 3.
Brooklyn. 3. Base on errors-Cleveland.
!: Brooklyn. 1. Left on hases-Clevcland.
3. Bases on balls-keunedy. g. Cuppy 2.
Struck out-Cuppy 1. Threc-hase hits
Burkett. Mexican. Tebeau. Lachance Two
base hits-Childs. Tebeau. Griffin. Shindlc.
Stolen bases-ChildS. OCOnnOr. Griffin.
Double plays-Chids and Tebeau: Corcor-
an. Shoch. and Lachance. Umpire. Elms-
lie. Time OF game. two hours and six
minutes.
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NORFOLK VA. June Specialize
game here to-day between Norfolk and
Portsmouth, Oh account " rlIn.
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Games Scheduled for Monday.

Cleveland at Louisville.
Chicago at Pittsburg.
ST. Louis at Cincinnati.
Baltimore at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at Washington.
New York at Boston.
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CHICAGO

Score by innings: r. II. j..
Baltimore % O3 q I q : II 7
Chicago - 90 O52O2 Az "a l
Summary: Earned runs Baltimore 2
Chicago. 5. Base by crr1rs-Chicago. 2.
Left on bases Baltimore. s; Chicago. s.
Base on balls-Pord 3; Corbett j. Terry
2. Struck out-pond, /; COrbctt 2; Terry,
4. Three-base hits-JcnuingS. Two-base
hits-Deckcr. LANCE Terry. Arson, Kel-
ley. Stolen bases-Everett. /. LANCE. 3.
Double plays-Pener and Dahlen. Hit by
pitcher-Corbctt. /. Terry. /. Wild pitches
Pond. /. Corbctt !. Passed halls-Dono-
hue. Umpire. Sheridan. Time. two hours
and nifty minutes.
BROOKLYN. 9: CLEVELAND. 5.
BROOKLYN June 13.-Brooklyn made
~ three straight to-day. Ii was any
t-ody's game until the last man was out.
The home teams victory was due 10 time
~ batting at oppOrtune times. and also
In measure 10 kennedy's excellent
work. Attendance. 5.3pO.
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CINCINNATI.

Score by innings: r. IL. f.
S Ess.ss'a IL. .:::",..SS5SSSSSi55--iS ! Z
k3Enar1i Earned rvns-c1no1nnau. 8.
49, ySsnA--UW1nA Hey. Stolen hassn-
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l. Horse Dealer-Tly her. sir. You will
find SHE'S the smartest mare you ever
saw in your life. and
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CINCINNATI. 9; BOSTON. /.

BOSTON. June l3.-Ehret had the Ros-
tonus completely al his mercy to-day.
in four innings they retired In order
There Was sharp ncldlug on both sides
The visitors hit sullivan hard and ran
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sstsss 100 ~
PETERSBURG.


Summary: Earned runs-Lynchburg. o.
Petersburg. o. TwO-hase hlt8-Plckering.
Rrodie. Ranert. Double plays-Stultz.
McGann 10 Little. Base on balls-Stultz.
]. Hit by pitched ball-DundOn Struck
Out-Stultz. 2. Stockdale. /. Passed balls
-SchOhel %. Time Of game one hour
and twenty-eight minutes. Umpire Nc
DermOtt.
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There is no investment I'm the coun-
try that equals buying GROCERIES OF :.
Jllman's Son. you can save % per cent
Is there any investment equal to this?
Read his ad In to-day's paper. and COM
pare with prices you are paying for goods.
You will do like your noighbor is doing
Buy OF
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3. Professor L9nshair-An right, I'll try
her, good bye.
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PHILADELPHIA.
LOUISVILLE

Clements battcd for Nash IN the ninth.
- Turner batted for Lucid I'm the nin'h.
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S. ULLMAN,S SON

Downtown stores. 1920 and 1922 east Main
street, phone 3i6
Uptown store. COS east Marshall. phone
"a.
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BURGHERS PLAY BALL.
A FAST GAME ~ WHJCH 1T TOOK
SIX INNINGS no MAKE 4 RUN.
Petersburg Won the Game Against Lynch
burg's Fine Field Work and Lack of
Bunched Hits.
Games Yesterday.
Petersburg. 3. Lynchburg. o.
STANDING of the clubs.

Games won and lost by each club TO
each other club
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ST. LOUIS. Jue lg-The books were
hit har dto-day. the first second. third and
fifth races going to favoritcs. and the
fourth and sixth TO favorites at small
figures. A mediocre field OF two-year-
olls lined up for the championship stakes
Algol won IN drive. Track fast. at
tendance, 1000. Summaries:
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PITTSBURG.
Totals, .............. 81 10 ls q Is l

Score by innings: II. II. l..
New York 80 % 3 90 O3 OO-S S 3
Iittsburg 90 a. o . % 80 rs
Summary: Earned runs-New York E:
pittsburg. T. Three base hits-Hawley.
Two-base hits-Tierman. Merritt Stolen
bases-Nan Haltren. Gleason. 2. Sacri-
flee hits-Stenzcl. lily. Struck outlaw
ley !: Hughcy, 3. Base on balls-Clarke,
!; Hawley. ?. Bases on errors-New
York. /, Pitishurg I. Left on bases
New York. 10. bittsbne s. Double
plays-Donovan TO Beckey; Connaugh-
ton 10 Gleason 10 W. Clarke. Hit by
pitcher-Stenzel. W. Clarke. wild pitch
es- Hawley. 2. Umpire. Campbell. Timde
OF game. two hours and thirty four min
uteS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-14
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-07-29

so I guess that one would not hurt
anybody.
Il don't believe in having a lot Of
firearms about the ship; we don't sail
in waters where pirates bother us and
as far as the crew is concerned it de-
pends altogether how the men are
treated whether they will give trouble
or not. I've had no bother and I've
been a master a great many years. As
long as the ship is my home and L
have my family with me l am careful
in the selection of the crew. In the
old days when she ran between Lon
don and the Colonies things were diff
feTent and the first skipper had bit
of trouble with passenger and crew
and that's how the guns happen to be
in the ship
In order that the harshness of this
array of firearms in the saloon will not
be uppermost in the minds of the Wis
itOrS to the KOSciuScO the Captain S
wife has decorated the walls with paint
fngs and bits of decorative art which
are evidence of a refined taste.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-07-29

in the old days. The space formerly
used as a saloon and around which
was arranged ''commodiOus" rooms for
the better class of passengers is now
filled with a number of iron water
tanks. We had a great time with
those tanks said Captain Rodd," on
this passage up and upon my word
I didn't know whether they would go
out through the deck or not. The sea
was tremendously rough and before
We had time to expect it the tanks
were going about"
The after cabin is divided into one
large staterOom and a dining room.
Generally the Captain has his family
with him but this time he left them
al home because the cargo of coal is
not clean one for ladies to mix up
with in a voyage half way across the
Pacific. In the saloon is a reminder
of the old days in the ships arsenal
which consists of four old fashioned,
brass mounted, muzZle loaded guns of
0O-calibre and four pistols, single bar
rel, OF about the same age and quality.
They were there when 1 came"
said the Captain, but I've never had
occasion to use them but once, and
then only the handle of a pistol
never have any trouble with my crew
nor they with me, as the saying goes,
but once l had Malay aboard who