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WASHINGTON COUNTY COURT.

july Term Convened Long LIST of Cassas
Heard aud Disposed of.
BRENNAN, Texas. Juysi. County court
convened Yesterday and the following
cases have boon disposed OF
ropcSa Mini and Elevator company Vs.
William A. Ewing, garni4nrc Joseph
FlSchl coui.nucd hy agreement.
Wilinm Sohwankosky vs.. l.csi Jackson.
set fur iuiy 81.
tll ltusiwny company get for Juiy III
'trANste 4 Co. Va. t1rN National punk
rarinshoc, sol Tor AusuNl /.
WNliom Schulz vs. II. schulz. passed Tor
Marie Schroeder vs. our. Colorado and
Santa Fc Railway company, set Tor july
H. i. iiohlt. surviving partner of lroek
,rninidt * i'chIL vs.. W W. Lana, sut fer
Nelson Morris u 60 vs. lsrcnham OH
nnd Manufacturing company, set tor inlv
Musc wnliams W.. Gn:f colorado aud
Santa ZEE Railway company. lcnNc seaui"
defendant 10 file Frs, amended original
4. A. .AicniSs y sou Doinory company
W william sutor. continued hv 'sre"-
Wnliam Rccd W isaac Lange. set Tor
friedman. kel,or & Co vs g. Is Weso
81 "a rnnmncd I" substitute plr.ra.
Nlg9si Sriihmmc y" Ir.lus At''di frl
refl, Alien vs.. Nelson Mcrodl'h. 4' tor
Victor tuchs va Henri Ito'lc coounue,l
.Glhw DAVIS w. Guif colorado and
Ftnta lc halfway company. eel tpr lHlN
e j NeFn.u vs. Iu;f Cnlo,ltl aud
Santa ZEE Hallway company; set fpr July
Horny raN.v vs. Gulf Colorado ana
| Snfn - i'tNlvav ccmrinN ana Wr~tera
Hgr"o mcnt
Criminal Docket
| state w. John VIII ~ier. mnliGonS mi
flund SO
iohn swan wis f1net So rai CARRYING "A
rsioi
Md Fletcher was fined io rnr thoft
/ In tins c.,Sn II rri"'fe A 60. " the titst
| Nm1npnl bank CUR ah,. nm o'd Tor A
sun iinnnncc MnA entered
| lhe cvfnhrg wls Wout IN trying Ned
lIinscomh for agguhva'ni assault,
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that no does nct see any thing In hts orer
letter tina, the good republicans wiil
descent from" He says that H. advp'
c . nothing that II not u, "rr",n MN
at st. Louis, Mr.. Tompk ms wants 4,
assure MIR. Scott aud Others who may
think as he tScoiD does that he IN MOI
anxious to In the sound money rcp"hl +.
can whom the republicans and Snun !
money democrats should un!ir "p.n L"
send to congress this frll' Mr.. Temp
Lins says that he would not under any
circumstances nccept the nomination un-
less Il wns from tho mnlteh reNMhllcNns.
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nastrop. fsNe4. lnh ~ i'ho lsaA body
Of an id m.ln nam a Wilson who ivei In
nemrdll'r r,nirir wac found IA the colo
RADIO river n'ar cfafiis prairie, Saturday
nlt.Mt ile had h,on shot and iilt aNsr IN
heitl hcfore hr,na u,iuMn mo the water
He leuvos a family, The awful TRAGEDY
= shrpndrd irmlniers aud ~ Glow s.
Nci found 60 tho u.rpttrasnr of TIN erlme
az he cntise.
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NowN Nrono FOUND DEAD

l'ohsNsw, Texas, Jniy q. An unknown
nsgso VAS found dead ,his mornNns On
tho Texas and p,eihc track al lrown y
IieWoilens sawinii ia The west uor. N
~ the city From the appearance ur tho
body ia had ieaped or wiA thrown from
head strnek on q swlt.h stand. yrlRIl,ns
Ids skull, IL was a copper Ooiarea ntgro,
about y yeac, old wr.ghing about i6e
pounds, lcfi knee traak41
The residrnca nt Mrs iheriieo near
IttllNliin Was desiroNrd Law nre Yesterday ;
lnt.,i llOnn imaureh for $40
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nr1L cni.NrY,s rlRsr pAu

bartlett. Texas, July 2l,-l"u W.
of 1886 cotton picked IN lisl, KIN
brou.ht to BARTLETT .hls u'ot 'I Wssys
l>retun. glaned iy Barry a. VII" M
sofa 90 j. ~, Slawson, Mess' '.,u Nj
co.'s buyer. Tor ; cents pc, n,,l,,ell
M, weighted ~ pounds aIo y. n, ~,
N idiln4, \ premium ni - II M
st,ihei hy the business i!.s" iii
Ills ginning also hemg tfN H. a nj
carll,si far any first baie "'
oi ii ikoll county $50, coodjiiA
The plant Is IN excellent III
bids far To equal the crop OF ~
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The voting Yesterday Was heavier than
iina though ihro i,hoars L. Ne only ono
el the leaders who chnag~i rlnccs
rlf' vote formerly accorded l|ru. Godbcy
seems L. be pr sVly well dividcd up hr-
uwern iwo o. three OF the leaders, Though
a Er'at many are douhlrss Saying thrir
cpul ons until nearer the ct 49, of thn Gon-
test
ilostt fml to clip your coupon. either 10
lac voted now or saved for thu nencfit of
otu Of li+, Ai,ditlates at The wind up
Besides the letters published The follow
lnh were Received.
Ten Vples from Nacogdoches. no name.
for IN puiSasc.
lrly coupons for Rabbi cohen from 4,
friend at IA,iiang"
srNiy-tiNr roupons for irS, S,arr from
'af odd pari sh.pnvr' AT ltctl.ic.
Twenty i've coupons loi iirc. IT,. kuSe-
les. fpm 7. NJ A., Nicugin. Texas.
waits. fiom Stella tlutlAei Of Bryan,
SrNnntcru coupons fyr X $. j. g. wilson.
ttum l.pMcith HAguor on NIrlicr
tNilN coupons tns ltrN. Cohen, nom X,
a., II urlon. Texas.
YW, ntN-ri4ht coupons for iiio. Iamk'n,
from bonn NoNinstun. Houston,
fw~ity lruupuF for iirat"er Lanikin,
frnm Edgar H. FERRY, Richmond.
f"Nrut h"n coupons Tor ''ru. lthoiei,
| from Miss oils rrone. Hyatt. Texas.
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OLD PEOPLE.

old people who require msas n 3
tue remedy in Electric ,,,s,a n IA Z!
no whirks nor other i ,,ss Il ~ (
as a tonic and alternative owsk Z
on the stomach ard I 70 H. .
strength and giving 'o On me pstf'
thereby aiding naiute ,,'r,s Bhttifss
excellent apprllzer and a LIN v,a|
need price 10 cents ana S,o "
a. 4. Kicslins's prus o
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e,tplpg n policy. for assure you nave
no scrupios about II.
want II tn he understood mat am
t., ADV TO hc examined uni VII thaukiu'lS
ncceit d policy from The Houston iost
or any oiir Else dcsriug to g.Nf ". ~
any one else desires 10 Withdraw anh adi
10 my Is, | am wilhus
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ACCIDENTALLY WOUNDED.

Marshall. Texas. Jniy @.-~Aus,m Hob
inson was accidentally ahoi IN ine arm
yesterday. While taking his gun from
II boat the hammer caught ON the seat
and tise contents entered his arm, which
Will have ~ be RinputAted.
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APPLICATION FOR RANGERS.
keiQn Of Terror In san Saba and
Mills Counties.
FIFTEEN MEN HAVE BEEN MURDERED.
Two witnssses Assnssins'cd Rscsntiy by
tho Law,usa EtoMeNt- Rangers WIN
Probably $50 Sent Out

Austin, Texas. July 2l-Dsirct judge
Allison and Sherin Hudson oi san Sals
are hero To confer With Governor culbi-
son and. If possible, gct him TO place IA
company of ,a,iip,ss In San saba county.
For the past fifteen OF twcnty years II
reign OF terror has existed on tho Colo
yado river. near ,lsi corner Of SAN saba
and Mills counties. aud In that time moto
than Fifteen men have iren assassnatsi.
Ihc grand iury paAu no attention, Ia the
mmiu.rs uhti about u ytai ago. when
houtc OF ms idWieas were inhictel a. These
indictments have rvultod la Two r.cclt
AZ 'assihatohs, cife ui u Bcutit mon whp
had teen Instrumental Ia br .ng,ng about
thr iild tmctts aui thu othef 81 ~ at
tAclrd Nlt'Rss. who's testimony. 4 waA
iea~.d would be dan,ngilg ON acc gunt uf
the rough country. the ciN.l sni Tics
therc are ,nublc to execu,. the iew ana
fol that reason the fanser company -
usk al fni.
Governor c,lletson pramlrod Ju,ie. Nii.
svn ana ~ erin Hat NJ L. % everything
in ha p9"et % help 'hrm. ana 80. YEA t.,
taullc,s VIA 30 sesilci tat icpasimon;
le.ng under Iri..Ui ~ A. ~ lhc -}.r"f,i
Is tAi rt'd IA MriNH iuniFht or tHmU.oW,
RATE CLERKS IN SESSION
II, A. Jones ot the tiopsi,m mas, 7 Vas
Central. q. II. TURNER OF the lxas ani
Pacific. II. w DONuey OF H., iioUst,n
= st aud west TcNnr. j l.. Wesl OF .he
Katy, G. Nj. swan .. ne COTTON y Ia, ".
O. w Ecors OF tho Santa l'". = + pcAiNt
OF The International Hnn ',rRt Notthc'n,
ana J. G, N1rsum OF M Aimpsas ''rs
az" Ia 8, 81 n hero tphy for iht purpose
al icVtNng ieNas raj" sheets With a vh''e
of nakwg them 0ifofn and submit ini,
them 10 thr railroad commission for eu~
pt,I'NHTMHNT NOTES
The tax roll al loher- IN cplnty has
lcun received at thr ,,onplfoNe ofii-e.
IL shows u ,otll Nainaipn nf s,.NHsal, "a
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N5na, Texas, July ~ Contest Ed 'tor:
plcAar piac, to tho credit Of Rev. Jcii
i,hodes Of Woydvill the ,ncloacd u
coupons sincerely nope al tnr Zap
tls,s van support him az know Of no
one more worthy inan he Very GUY,
Miss Anna johnson.
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r,r.rn DISTRICT CONVENTION

Whiicahoro, Texas. July q Tho exc
utiye committee - the Ff,h cougression
al dlslric, met here today and aeniieh e
nave the conversion IN riot folni 81
Au,,usi " Each county IN tbs H'iriVt l.
left frro 90 call NJ not u call q conNv "a
,4an na they may see H. the aom mile,
refnsinn Ia recommend On this pcint.
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lIE Is ACCORDING no Tue POSTS
DEC lSltiN.

konnizc Texts. Jriy ~ contest Editor;
End .nclos, . 30 cu,u ons. fitasa place u
lhe credit Of Rev j II l,ho 81 of Wood
wife. r Nas. would Exc 10 kpuw II
Henry cohen of Galveston Is "A minister
Of IN, gospel y Friend
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GolNcston r"Aas. July 70 Contest Ei-
iior Enclosed md u copponI tr ar
piarr. 90 the crcdi Of kcN IL. cone
More prnpv would send commons for
Rabbi Uohan from hrrr, hut ilr'v t.Ievr
IN home al lnsiry aud therefor read tne,i'
own bniiN News Nou viii hear from me
nGI.n. Nith sucress ia Tho Posi- and
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hnvo settled In Chambers county a,d this
end of Harris in the last few years and
hat the major, OF the dtmocra, IA
vurcd a different pn' form than the one
adopted at Chicago. both thainic coun-
~ and this place VIII so n,Atiy solid for
i,fyan and s,cWull.
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Hot sprngs, Ark. July ~. ontcst Ed
ltor; I'm loScd iini IL coupons. wn. II
r.ri,-o pint.i to the croft at Iicv. lie Nj.
bryce u Richmond From ii TRENDS.
Matte Laurie Winston,
Juhnlic Moore.
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nl,NA FRIENDS.

Bum. Texas. July 70 Contest Editor.
EncIosed goa viii md 81 coupons, which,
q, .,sc pace Ia the cioili ut Rev J'o
Rhodes OF NuV'lyllie. From his Buna
friends.
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pAssrNGER TAX PAIL

Austin. Texas, July A.-.m INV, Y
kanens RAILWAY OF Texas lCsH
c0nptrsillar ss,il fax on .nraf u
lSa9. Tntm passenger sa'"'
quarter, $Sii 81
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ron npo polNprNTrR,

lrhitat: emeissc n ccunona which plea
Mace to tn credit ~ Roy. A.: re'n,
irNier home hi- Friends win rally 70
his ~iura'l hu0 keen him ~ m, ''9' IN
the nNs You're truly. \, NouhH
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rronhpm. Taxaa, July II This repub-
uran precinct eonycntion hell yesterday
elected forty enc Delegates 10 the COUNTY
CONVENTION In burton On the s1th Instant,
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li.allte, rrNrs. July 20 --roniest ELI
tor lnlcast credit tue caViosei ~ cou-
uofs to i.N II comm OF G.,lNciton, aud
oblisc Yours truly
C. s. iiolIHt,sscr.
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hryan TsNss july % cnntoe' Eaitnr.
Is IN thr us, ar Is votes niasel there by
little friend ~ mine. Georse, W tisYs'
land Ny age aehars me but ! sain h'Han 4,
rot s~e any harm IN hayire II there Ann
only regret that my age prevents N" from
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-22

Encios.l III asA nul IS Votes for W n
Campbell az Wharton Bro. Campbell Is
a hard working Methodist preacher and
fpiands rlls 10 his support, \ man rs
ont of tbr race. but We are not l.oi us
AN by comiuun ronrau, rally To the sup
rou, OF ihN cowboy pre'vher, ~ hr is
commonly known. would llltn to hear
IRON my old tlrnd, i. -. clark, anl
many others scattered over this grand old
state, from ifpwnwood ~ Beaumont
Very truly yours, w. ~ Read
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wooivlllr To,nr. July "a. Contest ~.
ltNr fnclostt nui ~ ,-pnl Nn' WIZ ~
Wr's~ SON lets m mi, 'osAthrf irr
ar popular vannF minister, aht' "" W"
ye' put him AZ tho tor. ~ ne , Vs. ,,ti INV
pAut-tlH Friends.
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nAYnIr rnn nRYAN,

CEDAR BAYOU FOR BRYAN,
Cedar payou, Texas, July si,-Notwth-
standing that Q large numbsr Of popul.sts
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lgl uNlu.MM NOME roN NNO nNyNN.

iiarlnm. TeNAs. July 2i-,on' At Ed
Nor; Gnenvrl please iud " eoni,ons,
ira NJ in'Nca of l;fsf mnnd His friend,
rlmorc w. Ransom.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

settles g. according TO law. and. there
fore. If TWO players, during perform
ancc. refer 10 each other ass husband and
wife they are legally married unless bus
incss is bad and there is no one in the
audience.
Albert Chovalicr S. an omnivor0us read
OF and great student. Added TO this.
ha has % splendid memory. which has
never been known TO fail him. 10 was
put 10 the test the other day when an
inGuisitive friend asked the great c0ster
singer IF he know anything about the
ORIGIN OF the word "rit." ChcNalier pom
dercd o. moment and answered gliby:
"Tho term pit had no existence i'm "A the
atrcm sense previous to the erection
of the original Druy Lane Theatre by
Niliercw in 1868. when the ground floor
was styled the pit because it marked
the exact site of the old cockpits where
cock fights had regularly taken place dur
ing the reign OF James J."
Sat G. Goodwin. according 10 the Aus
tralian papers just received. has made
most pronounced Success in Melbourne.
The Argus comments. ellis acting was
marked by singular originality and con-
s.stent humor Rarely have we seen am
actor who does so much upon the stage
and seems TO DO SO little. Here is a come
dian in the best sense Of the word. an
actor Of rare expressive power of great
variety OF mood. and one who is the mas
tcr of methods not learned bv r0tc in any
technical school of stagocraft." Mr.
Goodwin opened in "a Glllcd Fool" and
during thc remaining five weeks Of his
eu-aeement in Melbourne he Will produce
"ln Nizzoura.' "The Nominee" "a Gold
Mine" 'Dayd Garrick.' and "The hi
walls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

historical drama and the comedy IN the
same evening, will undoubtedly attract
Widespread attention as IL affords a spien-
GA evenings entertainment and IS an ad-
ditional proof Of bis Nersatihty'
Mr. Nvardo.s company includes number
Of old favorifcs. and he carries n car
load OF scenery FOR his productions. IN
this connection 10 So worthy n note 70 oD-
sorvo his ubcra;ity in pucos, as he VIII
practically give a dollar ana NIL '''''
tainmcnt Tor the do'lar pflc,s,
THEATRICAL NOTES.
r....,,,,,, comments have been made on
tto urlouhtcd resemblance between lhoS'
" Kcono and Mckinley. II Is now as
covered that Chas. i. lianfofd' the ,r"kc
dian.s leading man and MANAGER IS VIC
o,4.t counterpart OF Bryan. The compa-
nv refers TO them as tine riNal oa'Di-
dates ..o
r.. y. stephens IAN Enemy 10 INC
King" produced by T.. II. sothern az
the Tvcoum Theatre last week Dlos la.I
10 Doe "a second Prisoner OF Ienua' IL
is brilliantly written and places ME- SIC
phcns ln n high class Of his own nc
60 the only dramatist on this side OF inc
water who has got the fine literary l'l-
vor Of Anthony Hope Stanley Neyi"an'
and Gilbert Parker. Mr.. stephens "oiA
gives splendid promise Of his future IN
romantic drama. ,,.,-
n has been discovered that out IN WIS
consin "a marriage ceremony performed IN
"a riav is lust as binding as II performed
hv q minister in n church. ii a man ana
woman ACKNOWLEDGE themselves 10 De man
and wife before competent witnesses mat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

The Effects OF the Drought on the crops
Gnld and silver.

Gold aud SILVER
KEysyILLE. VA. Sept. H. Special
Tho long drought has IT last been broken
and the ram has refreshed everything
II. however. came TOO late 10 bee OF amy
advantage to CROWNS crops, except iur-
uios. Tho pastures which had nearly
dried up. have put on coat Of green.
The tobacco and corn crops have been
cut OH mt least one-hird by the dry
weather
Business being duii our people arc de-
voting their leisure time to solving the
financial question. The sentiment IN this
section is almost entirely for free silver
though we have good sprinkle OF god
standard men.
our town has been filed with visitors
during the summer many OF them from
Richmond. an OF whom have returned 10
their homes The public school Will open
here ON the 2ist Miss Mtivina Eubank
Is principle and Miss Lizzie Hodges as
sistant. There Will also be two or three
private schools
Cadet j. Thompson Morton has returned
10 the Virginia Military Institute. Miss
Lucie Morton has also returned 70 Ward
Seminary. Nashville Tenn. Miss Eva
Turgle has also gone 20 Wards. Miss
Mary Duncan has gone to The Sodthsidc
Female Institute. Buke'ille Miss Eve
lvn Osborne wiz roiurn o the Blackstone
Female College next week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

Activity in Building The Somers y. smith
Ready to sail.

NEWPORT NEWS VA. Sept. 12-Spe-
cial.-Hon. W. D. Mcllwaine. of Peters
nburr. viii address the voters of Newport
News from "a freo-silVer Democratic stand
point Tuesday night at tile opera House
under the auspices of tho Bryan and Sc
wall Club.
10 is reported here that one member Of
the Elizabeth city county delegation 10
tho Port Norfolk Congressional Convens
ton is for Hon. j.. Gardiner Tyler The
delegation has been considered as solid
for Judge Baker L. Lee.
The Circuit Court. Judge Gunter pre-
siding, adjourned last evening after a ses-
sion Of five days. The most important
case before 70. was that Of Mr. X. J.
Nackcy ON application for liquor license
previously referred 10 In this correspond
cnce judge Gunter decided against
granting the license much to the JOY Of
the Temperance people OF the town.
Tho Pensacola steam pilot boat SOM
mcrs y. Smith is expected 10 sail for
Pensacola tomorrow morning
Notwithstanding the talk Of dull times.
numerous buildings are still going I'D
here Private residences are going no
an over the city. while the overflow popu-
lation b. seeking homes I'm Hampton.
Mr. Michael 4. Hoban OF Avoca, Pa,
has Just signed contracts for the erection
OF handsome threcStory brick store
building on Washington avenue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

Thousands Of men are afraid Of the light
ming aud vet not one man III ten thousand
Is ever killed by it. Few men are afraid
of consumption, and vet 1t causes one-sixth
of all the deaths IN the world IL Is more
deadly than either wars or pestilences.
ANY sort of wasting disease may lead TO
consumption Any slight disorder Of the
respiratory organs may easily develop
it. Weakness of the body, cmaciation,
lack of vitality are plain invitations for the
germs Of consumption. Consumption IS not
entirely disease Of the lungs II IS dis
ease of the blood that shows itself most
strongly in the lungs II IS not-as It used
20 be onsidered-iucurable. Dr. PieIce's
Golden Medical Discovery has changed all
that 1t will cure ninety-cight per cent. OF
all cases Of consumption II taken III time;
II is the most wonderful blood maker ard
flesh builder in the world. II cures where
doctors have failed. II has brought back
to life hundreds of men and women who
were considered as good as dead.
Mrs. Nancy X Tubb, Of Amory, Monroe Co..
Miss. writes About ten years ago suffered
an attack Of nervous prostration resulting IN
other troubles which my family physician pro
nounced consumption. We doctoied WIN him
one Of Dr. Piefcc's little Memorandum Books.
saw his medicine recommended and thought
would try II sent and got one bottle OF each
Golden Medical Discovery and favorte Pre-
scIiption and one bottle Of Pellets As soon
as began to use these medicines my health be
gan TO improve. and before had used one half
dozen bottles felt almost strong az ever was.
! am now enjoying good health again. Two
wears ago had little boy who seemed 10 be sub
)eet TO phthisic las,hma) and thought would
try the Golden Medical Discovery and 20 my
surprise it.eured him entirely. he has never had
another attack"
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PoRTsMoOrH. 81 HAMPTON, 2.
Morrisey Was Invincjbic Until the Eighth
Inning. when lie Permitted Three Runs.

NORFOLK. VA. Sept. 12.-special.-
Portsmouth won easily from Hampton To-
day IN tho eighth inning by batting out
three earned runs. Up TO that time
Morrissey. Who pitched for the visitors
had been in,nciple only two hits peins
being made off him En- seven Innings.
The good work OF Rollins, kimball, ana
Kelly is worthy Of note. For the rest
the performance was uninteresting. The
final score stood-Portsmouth s. Hamp-
ton. ?. Attendance, about 20.
The score rs az follows:
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PLAYS HERE THIS WEEK.
Gus Williams, Walker WhiteSide and
The Fascinating COTinne.
YARDE IN KING LEAR NEXT WEEK.
lie VIII Also Revive King Henry Wiz
whltcsido 20 Play shakespeare Also.
williams I'm cone of the Finest"
VIII Please.

Tho theatrical season has fairly settled
down after the usual strlngcacy incident
30 opening. In the coming weeks show
I'm may 10 found q variety calculated TO
M all tastes. starting or as 81 does With
tho inimushic Gus Williams in rcilIching
farce comedy reaching iis climax mid
way the week with The gifted young star
walker Whitc~idc. IN Shakcspcafian ie-
vivals. and coming 90 its close with me
engagement OF tho great popular ia'ofie
Corihne in giva-ious cXtnFaran1a, anu
accomran!ed ny a largo and entirely new
company.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13
THE T1MEs-R1CHMoND VA SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 1s 1896

Summary: Earned runs-Richmond. !;
Norfolk, 3 Two-base hits-Wentz, Davis.
?. Three-base hits-Kain. Stolen bases
-Pender. Kahn. Rothermol. Base on balls
on Bailey. 4; Off Gilroy. !. Hit by pitcher
-Pcnder. Struck out-By Bailey l.
Time Of game, one hour and ten minutes
Umpire. Tate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

Summary: Earned runs-Cincinnau, 1:
Louisville, 2. Base on errors-Cincinnau.
2: Louisville l. Struck out-Rhincs. 2;
Hill. 3. Homo runs-Pickering. Three
base hit-Burke. Sacrifice hit-Irwin.
Stolen bases-Pickering. 2; Miller. UNI
pire. Lally. Time OF game, two hours.
PHILADELPHIA. p: WASHINGTON, 6.
WASHINGTON. Sept. i2.-To-day's
game was farcial one, and Manager
Schmelz In his dilemma utilized fifteen
OF his PLAYERS in the vain attempt TO
score a victory. The game was called
at the end OF the seventh inning. At
tendance. 1000.
Score. r. IT. II.
Washinrton ........ 400f001-6 II s
Philadelphia ........ O2O5O 3 Up 20 2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

Tie fourth annual convention OF the
Baptist Young Peoples Unions OF Nir-
ginia will be held at Lynchburg on Oc-
tober 18th and 18th. The organization
comprises one hundred and twenty-five
unions. with about ten thousand members
The first annual convention was held IN
Roanoke. Che second in the First Ba9tisi
church Of this city. and the third ono
I'm the Grace-Street Baptist church OF
this city The following are the officers
O; the organization for the ensuing year
President. J. Garland Pollard. OF Rich
mond. First Vice President. ] g. Moss
OF Lynchburg: Second Nice-President. X.
+. White, OF Stuart. Va; Third Vice
President II. X. Hawthorn. or Alton
Va. Secretary. Rev. Or. George +.
Baehy. Of HL.hmond. Treasurer r. X.
Sands. OF y ir,on Heights, Va.
It is expected that from 80 to 200 dele
gates and visitors will 20 70 Lynchburg
from Richmond on this occasion ana the
railroad fare Will be merely nominal