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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-15
California BImctnIlists for nry.u.

san FRANCISCO. July n-At a meet
ins held lasl night Of the California dele
gates 20 the national convention Of the
h'mtiaillc Union, to meet al 81. Louis on
'Ne -ll instant, they declared for Bryan
ana scwan the nominees Of the Demo
citdc National Convention. Thirty-eight
our OK the fofty-nve delegates 20 which
california Is entitled were present. and
'"e resolution was carried without dis
ssHnns voice. Chairman Baker. Of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-15

State OF thermometer
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BRYAN MAss-mEETING IN HUTTE.
Prominent Republicans Take Part
In Ii and sneak.

BUTTE, MONT. July H-A tremendous
mass-moeting was held in Butte last
night. and a Bryan-Sewall Club organized.
over 1900 voters signed the roll, including
many Of the most prominent Republicans
IN the city. Mayor Thompson and state s.
Attorney W. l.. Wines. both Republicans,
made strong speeches. declaring that no
silver man could consistently support Nc
Kinley. Speeches were also made by
prominent Populsts and Democrats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-15
LUNENHURG COUNTY.
Discussing Chicago-A Frec-siiver
Cyclone.

GREEN BAY, VA, July H.-(SpeciaL)-
Yesterday was Lunenburg County Court
There were no cases OF importance before
his Honor. Judge Orgain
The general topic OF conversation was
the nominations made ip Chicago. Groups
Of men assembled on the court green, and
several heated discussions took place.
From present indications II looks as If III
this county there will be a regular cyclone
Tor free silver,
Captain David II. Love, prominent Re
publican, a member Of the Board OF Su-
peryis0rs Of the county, has announced ms
intention 10 vote for Bryan and Sewall,
stating he believes the money question is
paramount TO all others. and like Teller,
thinks it is not question Of politics.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-15
40 Opposition TO Otey.

LYNCHBURG. VA, July 14.-(Special)
A movement was started in this city to-
day by a number of young Democrats
for the organization OF a Bryan Demo-
cratic club a number Of prominent
Lynchburgers are promoters of the or
ganization, and II promises TO be quite a
success.
Congressman Peter j. Otey will have
no opposition IN his candidacy for re-
nomination by the Democratic party for
Congress. All the meetings held thus far
have elected delegates for him. Eighteen
delegates were instructed for him at the
rnass- meeting held al Rustburg. in Camp
bell county. on Monday. State, Senator
Adam Clement was elected delegate at
large
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-15
Bath County Endorses Tucker.

HOT SPRINGS. VA, July 14.--(Special)
The County Democratic Convention to-
day endorsed the Chicago platform and
rs candidates. Hon II. St. George
Tucker was unanimously endorsed by the
full delegation to the Amherst congress
flonal convention. The delegates chosen
are James c. Lightner. L. B. Williams.
=. l.. Fultz. James T.. Hawkins: Delegates
at Large William NJ. McAllister and f..
IL McC!intic
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-15
, RAILWAY CASHIER MISSING.
His Accounts short s3,2O'-A Mystic
rIous Women.

CHARLOTTE n. c., July li.-Joseph
Myers. cashier at the Carolina Central
freight depot In this city. has disappeared.
being short in his accounts TO the amount
OF $500 The company was due him by
clerical error $500, 80 that his real short
age is s.. 2o0 He had become infatuated
with a mysterious. but handsome woman,
a Miss Bisonet, who has also disappeared.
and Il Is presumed they are together.
Myers Is q married man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE BALL.
New Yorks Play ListIessly-Spiders
Walk Away with Them.

CLEVELAND. o.. July 1.-THE New
Yorks gave an exhibition OF listless bali
playing to-day that eclipsed anything ever
seen before in Cleveland. 1t was simply
a walkaway for the Spiders, who did not
try to let themselves out. Only about
COO fans turned out, and many became
so disgusted over the farcical exhibition
that they left before the game was fin
ished.
Score: r. II. f.
Cleveland ...... $40 2O031O'-7 u 0
New York .........O0 0000O10O-1 0
Batteries; Young and thinner; Clark
and Wilson.
NOT VERY INTERESTING.
CHICAGO. ILL, July H.-Delahanty's
batting was again the feature Of to-days
game His work drove in four of the
visitors runs. Lange's fielding was a
strong feature. but outside Of that the
game was uninterestlng Both pitchers
were hit hard. but luck was with Phila-
delphia. Attendance, 300.
Score: r. II. T.
Chicago ..... .......0 3 4 30 90 O-S u S
Philadelphia ..... ..0O302 01-9 Is 6
Batteries: Griffith and Kittrdge; Tay-
lor and Clements.
BREITENSTEIN PERFECT.
ST LOUIS. MO. July 14-Errors by
Turner and Cross I'm the first, inning gave
the Senators their only run to-day. Brei-
tenstein was I'm perfect form, and did
his best work with men on bases. Mercer
pitched we'll except i'm the sixth inning.
when seven hits scored six runs. At
tendance, 1900.
Score: r. II. +.
st. Louis ...........O1OO16OO'-S 16 2
Washington 80. .....1 00O00-1 .
Batteries: Breitenstein and Mcfarland; ;
Mercer and Mcclure
COLONELs NEVER IN IT.
LOUISVILLE. KY. July 1i-Baltimore
made 1t three straight to-day. Louis
vile was never in the game. Attendance.
500.
Score: R.H. e
Louisville 90. ......iOOOOOOOO- 7 S
Baltimore -. 80 fO121 Doll 10 2
Batteries: Warner. Hill. and Cunning
ham; Kostal and Warner; Hoffer and
Clarke.
BOSTON SHUT OUT.
PITTSBURG. PA. July 1i.-Pittsburg
shut Boston out to-day by hitting LeWiss
pitching at the right time. Hawley was
in old-time form. and was splendidly sup
ported. The game was never I'm doubt.
Lewis's fielding and fuckers hating were
the features. Attendance, 1900.
Score: r. II. T.
Pittsburg ..... .....02122OOO'- I 0
Boston ..... ........00 100000 90 9 3
Batteries: Hawley and Merit; Lewis
and Bergen.
HIGHLY EXCITING.
CINCINNATI. o., July H.-To-days
game was the most exciting OF the sea-
son. and the widest scene ever Witnessed
at the Cincinnati Ball Park occurred when
Burke crossed the plate in the ninth,
scoring the winning run.
Score: r. II. f.
Cincinnati ..........0 00OO01031-J Il 3
Rrooklyn ..... .....O OO0OO4 1904 s 0
Batteries: Foreman and Gray; Daub
nd lrirl
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Valuable FRANCHISE Secured.

The franchise OF easy digestion-one OF
the most valuable In the gift OF medical
science-can be secured by any person
wise enough TO use Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. either 10 suppress growing dys-
pepsia, or TO uproot II at maturity.
Bilious. rheumatic, and fever and ague
sufferers. persons troubled with nervous
ness. and the constipated should also Sc
cure the health franchise by the same
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-15

Montgomery, Ala.-Two hundred Demo-
Gratis met at Troy, Ala, 10 protest against
the action OF the Chicago convention IN
refusing 10 endorse the honesty integri-
", faithfulness. and economy" OF the
Demo- ratio administra tion, and adopted
resolutions emphatical.y endorsing Mr..
Cleveland in his financial policy. and In
his acts toward upholding she laws OF the
nd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-15

lie Says lie VIII Not support Chi
cago Tickct-trd "OUhcrs."


capo Tictct-trd "Othcrs."
WASHINGTON. D C.. July lA-Secre-
tary Herbert i- the first member Of the
Cabinet 90 announce himself openly with
respect 90 tho Chicago convention. In
reply 90 an inquiry to-day he stated that
he would not support the ticket nominated
40 Chicago. but beyond this brief defni-
lion Of DIS position DE would say no.
th.re
O,h.r members Of the Cabinet DO not
hesitate to say I'm private conversation
that they cannot consc.enuously endorse
the uHuorm and it is not unlikely that
others of tho number viii a little later
laate these announcements publicly.
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
Ca.r. S. Hamlln talks freely against
Oh, Chicago platform and ticket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-15
MAGICIANs WIN AGAIN.
They Capture the second Game from
Norfolk.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, July n.-(Spe-
cial )-Roanoke captured the second game
afternoon. The Magicians started in with
a rush, making four runs In the first
inning. Norfolk found the ball later on.
and the finish was close and exciting.
Roanoke winning by narrow margin.
Tho scara.
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Dog Medicines.

We are headquarters for Medicines Of
every kind for the health and comfort
OF sick dogs. Call at our store for a
pamphlet on Dogs and Their Ailments"
by Polk Miller
POLK MILLER DRUG COMPANY.
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Toke steamer Pocahonta.

SATURDAY NIGHT. JULY 25. 1895.
75c. Round trip to Norfolk........s5c.
75c. =. Round trip to Newport News. .l5c.
75c. Round trip to Old Point. ..l5c.
SOC. 49,. Round trip to Ocean View.....eoc.
Soc. =. Round trip to Norfolk or New
port News for ladies' and children
under u years...... .................5Qc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-15

The last one OF Hoods Texas Brigade To
beat a retreat fiom Richmond In 1896
desires to express through the Dispatch
his gratitude for the kindness and hos
pitality shown him. Wounded at the
battle. October Z. 1864. on the Darbytown
road, he left his foot then in Virginia
soil. now he leaves his heart.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-15
The Hest Dor Sonn.

Dogs at this season Of the year are
more or less NANCY" and are worried
by flies and heas. Get a box OF our Ser
geants Carbolic Soft Soap, the only kind
that's ft to wash 'em with Price % cents.
POLK MILLER DRUG COMPANY.
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Declares for bryan and seyarI.

NORFOLK. VA, July 1.-THE Norfolk
Nirginlan, whose owner and editor. NJ
Glennan, was one OF the sound-money
delegates from Virginia to the Chicago
vote Of the Virginia delegation as an
nounced under the unit rule, will to-mor-
row dec.are its support Of the Democratic
nOminSea
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DoNyELLY SAYS BRYAN is o. II.,
But the Popuilsts. in Ills Opinion,
Can't GO sewnIL


Can't 60 sewnIl.
hiNNEAPOLls. MINI. July iA-Igua-
i.s lonrelly, who has been considered a
candidate FOR the PopuIist presidential
domination. said yesterday that while
Bryan was satisfactory to the Populist
narty they could not go sewau. Dom
ncily calls se~al "a bloated capitalist. %
AVID ays unless the Populists can make
some arrangement whereby the electors
VIII vote for Bryan and not for scwaii.
ihe ropulists VIII not endorse the Demo-
cratic ticket
TIE Democrats are slow about express
inf ihe.r opinion OF the Chicago ticket.
but several have come out against IT, ana
others say they do not know where they
stand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-15
Eor Over ElffY Ienra

Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for children teething Ii soothes
the child softens the gums, allays all
pain, cures wind-colic. and Is the best
remedy for Diarrhoea; % cents u bot.
tie.
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s2-To Cobb's IsIand-<2.

The steamer Pocahontas will leave Rich
mond Saturday night July 25. 1896. at 10
o'clock; arrive Cobb's Island IL A. NJ.
Sunday; returning, leave Cobb's Island ut
4P. NJ. arriving at Richmond early Mon
day morning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-15

State silver organization. states that the
forty-nve votes o. California will be cast
as unit FOR Bryan in the coming con-
Vent!ou
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-15

The YorkRiver Line, in connection
with the Southern railway. will. on and
after Wednesday. July 18th. resume their
line OF boats between West Point and
Baltimore. running daily except Sunday.
making connection with the train leaving
Richmond at i:JO Z. NJ, arriving from
Baltimore at 900 A. NJ.
J. c. HORTON,
Travelling Passenger Agent.
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IOtdl... ........ ................ 1888
As 22i electoral votes will decide the
matter, this combination would give
Bryan a majority of five.
The silverites place Illinois. Indiana.
Minnesota, Ohio, and South Dakota as
doubtful. They have a total of seventy
five electoral votes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-15

Refrigerators. Refrigerators!
Refrigerators! Refrigerators!
Refrigera ,ors, Refrigerators!
SYDNOR & HUNDLEY.
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The Weather.

r- WASHINGTON. July 14.-Forecast
DAM for Virginia: Light showers;
'''" slightly cooler; southwest to west
eNy winds.
The area OF high pressure has remained
stationary in the Central Gulf States.
showers may be expected In New Eng
land and the Middle Atlantic States ana
lower Lake region.
THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YEsrxsDAs
was clear and far. The skies at midnight
we're cloudless.
State OF thermometer
q H N .~--.s..ss, ,s.s.sss......s.
~ VI. d..........s..'-.s. .s.s.s..........ssss.W
r ~ M...........-......s.. .s..ss-sss..ss.s..S
r. 49,. -....-.s.... ....sss.....
~ 0iontguts.-......s.... ....s...s.sss.....W
Mean tsmpefsture. ..s.s.sssae's
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RICHMOND.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

'NVItI@ y T ItN+NItF'I
1234567S9
Portsmouth ......... ....1 / o / o 0 o. 3
Richmond ....... ........V y q y y 5 -
Summary: Earned runs-Portsmouth. 4;
Richmond. /. Two-base hits-Boyd, Wer-
rick. Katz. Stolen bases-Marr %, Hall,
Boyd Double plays-BOyd, Burke. and
Ryan; Sholta. Berte, and Pender. Bases
on balls-On Boyd. 5; off Mularkey. 5.
Hit bv pitcher-By Boyd 2; by Mularkey,
Struck out-By Mullarkey l.
Sacrifice rits-Hargrove. Ryan. Hall,
Passed hall-Rollins. Time of game-2
hours. Umpire-Mr. Cline.
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NORFOLK.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Roanoke .......... 80. - VVVV L
Norfolk 49,. .......... ..01 10Ol050-
Summary: Earned runs-Norfolk .;
Roanoke g. Home runs-Tate, Wrgley.
Two base hlts--Cleve. Wentz. Fleming %,
Wrigley. Sacrifice hit-A. McFarlan.
struck out-By Kimball. 3. Bases on
balls-On Kimball, 3; of Sechrist q
Struck out by pitcher-Sechrist. !. Left on
bases-Norfolk. II; Roanoke, s. Stolen
bases-Cleye, Wentz. Davis, Lamont Hin.
Double play-Wrigiey. McGann, and Tate.
Time Of game, hours Umpire-Mr. Nc
DolmOtt.
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THE RECORD.

SCHEDULE FOR TO-DAY.
Boston AT Pittsburg,
New York at Cleveland.
philadelphia at Chicago.
T. nT-u-
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LYNCTIBURG.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Summary: Earned ruhs-bdscs on phiis-
on Norcum. s; off Stultz 5. Struck out
By Stultz. 4: by Norcom. 2. Double plays
Bradley. Norcom. and Handiboe; Dundon.
Rreen. Kelly Stolen bases-Pickering C0,
Dundon (0, Leahy, Bradley. Passed
ball-Vetter. Time Of game-l hour and
20 minutes. Umpire-Mr. Mace.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-12

had ever seen. Tho opinions OF such
men as Hanlon and Seize are worthy OF
consideration. as they know baseball
thoroughly, and know good players when
they see them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-12
FIGHT FOR TIE FLAG.
Rattle for the Slate League Pennant TO
Commence Next Thursday.
TEAMS HAVE ALL srREScrHESED
MI. n,uebirds Have Made No Claims,
mt They Are Ia the Race, and
x,nec, 20 win-wori< of Other
Clubs.

The season OF 1886 In the Virginia state
,.seue begins next Thursday, when the
vi,smond team viii meet the Roanoke
r.snts al west-End Park. and for five
..,,ths thereafter the six clubs com
..,sloe the league Will battle manfully
sn8 fierceiy for supremacy and the pen
rant
The season promises 70 be one OF the
.,,st interesting and exciting in the his
80 NJ baseball in thls State. Last sea
,on tho Virginia league was conceded TO
,. the fastest state combination ever in
existence and II rivslled many OF the
larger minor leagues.
mere can be no doubt that II Is
stronger to-day than II was at this time
,.s, wear. as 10 evidenced by the games
,lsved by the local clubs with National
Y.sgue teams. Last season the Virginia
,esms were soft snaps for the big
,,sruers. this season 1t is different. The
,.,vs from the National League have had
,hsir hands full ever since they have
tesn I'm this State, and In no city in
Xilgn.e have they had a walk-over.
ALL THE CLUBS STRONG.
lefty Mari IS credited with having
Gotten together well-balanced team,
Sbich will. under his management. place
portsmouth In the front rank in the race
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-12

Such an assortment here as you would
expect to find in New York store, but
at our low popular prices. Serge, Plain
and Figured Mohair Sicilian and Figured
SILK. all can be had here in Black Ready
Made Skirts, In the latest style. full
flare. seven-and nine-gore Skirts.
Tho prices are very low, quality consid-
cred.
Ladies. Black Jersey Vests, 12l5c. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-12
LYyCHBURG SATISFIED.
Her Players are Young, Enthusi-
astic, and Ambitious.

LYNCHBURG. VA. April n.-(Spe-
sl)-From what the Lynchburg fans
have seen OF their new ball team they
feel we'll satisfied that the Tobaeconists
will take their place with the best of
the league this season. The players,
while they have all had experience in
professional ball playing Of from two to
six seasons, are young, enthusiastic, and
ambitious. They have records which
give assurance Of their capabilities, and
every man OF them seems 10 be animated
with @ desire to do his utmost for the
success of the club: and they all realize
that there is more glory in playing In
pennant- winning than in "tail-ender
company.
1t may be set down pretty confidently
that Lynchburg Is strong at every point
in the field. The great subject of interest
is the pitching department, not only be-
cause It is the most important but be-
cause 1t Is that Of which the spectators
have so far had least opportunity OF
forming an estimate. This is because
Manager Smith has very properly re-
tanned the pitchers from overexertion
during the short season OF practice But
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city. They work together Ike q clock
and play quick ball
Keefsr, on FIRST, win make a name for
himself this year. "a he In covering tnat
bag like a veteran, and Is hitting harder
than ever before.
sholta is an ideal second-baseman. and
covers more ground than the majority OF
people who attempt to play this bag. He
Il a good hitter and bunter. and light
ming base-runner.
Breen, who will manage the team. Is on
third base. and Is filing that position TO
the satisfaction of everybody. He is stop
ping everything that comes In his reach,
and his throwing TO bases has never been
equalled in this city.
Dundon, at short, is wonder. and his
playing Of this position Is all that the
most critical would desire. He is quick
on his feet, a sure thrower, and bats like
a fend. He Is the general favorite Of the
fans, and he will not disappoint them.
THE OTHER PLAYERS
George Kelley, of last years Norfolk
team, will play left. AS this Is Kelley's
third year in the Virginia State League.
lie will be remembered by all the lovers
OF the game
Mike Mccain. who will play centre-feld.
is q brilliant fielder and good hitter. This
is his first year as a professional, and he
IS sure 10 make success
Alex. Brodle will play In right-feld, and
be general utility hand. Brode is now
playing the game Of his life. His fielding
IL all that his friends could expect. while
his batting far exceeds their most san
guine expectations.
James Powers. the substitute catcher,
has been unwell ever since his arrival
in the city, suffering from cold. which has
affected his eyes. He is under treatment
at present, but expects to be all right be-
fore the league games open. He comes
from Canada, and Is highly spoken Of by
the papers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-12

preliminary practice. The work OF the
team. as a whole, has satisfied the most
critical. and the mass OF the crankS who
have on each evening visited the park
and watched the players as they batted'
helded, and ran bases. have been loud IN
their praises.
The team will be composed of thirteen
players-W William Quarles, Thomas Kane,
william Armstrong. and Frank Kitson,
pitchers: 10. Quinn and James Powers.
catchers; Harry Keefer Charles Sholta,
Gus Dundon, and James 4. Been, inheid.
and GeorA Kelley, Mike Mccain, and
Alex. Brodie, outfield.
STRONGER THAN EVER.
W tho box Petersburg Is stronger than
Il has ever been. Quarles needs no IN
PRODUCTION to Virginia baseball cranks.
He Is in the pink of condition. and Is
pitching better ball than he has ever
pitched before.
Kane IL from Wheeling. w. Va. ana
last year took the lead as pitcher in the
league In which his club played, which
was composed Of clubs in Ohio. Pennsyi-
vanIa. and West Virginia. He has great
speed fields his position like a veteran.
and is one of the hardest-hitting pitchers
that have ever been seen on the dia-
mond In this city.
Armstrong and Kitson are from the
Michigan state League. and have made q
gooey Impression. They are earnest ana
steady fellows. have abundance OF speed'
and are heavy batters
Quinn, who will do most OF the work pc
hind the bat. is from Columbus. y. ne
is q quick. snappy player. and throws wen
10 the bases He Is also frst-class
coacher. and has the knack OF never Do
coming discouraged or disheartened. His
voice win be prominent in the games
The infield, which IL composed OF Messrs.
Keefer. Sholta, Breen, and Dundon. ~
49, a..s sh.t hos &vor Gkeu neRu In tulS
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To a Friend.
written for the Dispatch.)

written for the Dispstch.J
Once in q cycle OF unending time
Mid varied scenes. and southern Cline
We met. and, passing. hailed friend;
In parting, does 1t end?
OR. shall we some day, somewhere
In other climes, mid scenes more fair
The salutation sound again?
TIL. futures mystic veil we cannot raise
Too deeply hidden from our ken are
natures ways;
Yet we may find that name q rod.
some day, beyond the sod.
on which our fainting souls may rest,
As YEARLY up the hills We press
Through faith to God.
Richmond, Va. /. - CoA'
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7 axe

Hoods Pills ~ :; s'': s.;sss;a - Z. -
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True to His Vow.
yonkers Statesman

1OnkeTS ciaeSsihoi''
She: Come, dear; here are some nice.
traeh biscuits cooked myself Put on
vour clippers and come to the table.
He: Excuse me. dear; / don't think
ri put on my slippers. I've always made
The boast that ia die with my boots on!
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the Bluebirds, said that Manager Wells
had shown great forethought in securing
a regular trained umpire TO ofic,ate at
tie exhibition games IN this city. "whers-
as" said he. 1T may appear that
NE Richmond club IL not making as good
showing as the other clubs In the
state League. such II really not the case.
- Richmond is playing . stronger game.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-12

ana is not being assisted by partial UNI
plring."
Manager Hanlon, of Baltimore. was
also quite enthusiastic over tho Blue
birds, and said he considered Tanrehin
and Gilpatrick the fastest youngsters he
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mighty good opposing team to shsw the
reason why.
RoAxoKE's HOPE.

A Much stronger Team Than Ever
Before.
ROANOKE, VA, April 1o.--tSpeciai.)-
The weather has been cold and WINDY
here, and all OF the practice games OF
ball on the Roanoke diamond have been
played under considerable disadvantage.