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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-21
HAMPTON prrHIAN DnLEGATEs.
The Enthusiasm of County Bryan and
Sewall Club il short.

HAMPTON, VA, Aug. 2O.-Speciai.-
The following members Of j. J. Turner
Division. No. O. Uniform Rank knights
of Pvthias. Of this city will leave Sunday
morning TO attcnd the annual encamp-
ment to be held i'm Cleveland next week.
Colonel ". r. Lawson and Wife. Lieuten-
ant. Colone! O.. NJ. Richter, Captain il. y.
G. Carson. Captain V. - Holt. Com.
handing Lieutenant +. c. Rees, Sergeant
n. J. Hasking. sergeant, r. j. batrigk'
r. Cunningham, G. f.. Cheyne, o.. W
Hirkman. X. l.. Howard, J. r. Hq9h1ES'
" q. tombstone. r. A. Keaton, J. +.
Rowe. r. q. Tennis. }. c. Wood. ). H.
Webb. r. h. Burbanks, and r. IL. Rich
ardsOn. =,
for Newport News. where they will join
the First Regiment. They will leave Tor
Cleveland by special train from Newport
News. -
For reasons unknown the Bryan-Sewail
Club of Elizabeth City county, whlch
meets every other Thursday evening, iall-
ed to meet this evening.
There was a german At Buck hoe Bcach
last evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-21
BALTIMORE.
ST. LOUIS.

.McGraw batted for IIemming in the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-21
OBITUARY.
Charles 4. Kelly.

Mr. Charles A. Kelly. Young man
who enioyed the esteem Of n large circle
OF friends. died at Green Springs We'd
nesdav night at o'clock Of congestion
OF the brain.
The deceased was in the twenty-third
year OF his age. and was ia'orlte Win
an who knew him
ne was in the city last Fcicsy' ana was
win his companions. He complained OF
a neaaache but nothing serious was
,,o,,eb, ~ IL on Saturday he went TO
eraen Strings TO rest and "Wednesday
,t,bt his friends were startled ana iniue
sorrowful by the report OF his death.
sir Kelly was a faithiui ana uuS''u
employe OF the Everett Naddey company
where he had only short time ago
served his apprenticeship.
The remains reached the city yesterday
afternoon al $50 O'Clock. ana were taken
10 ms late residence. 2Jg north Nineteenth
street.
The funeral will take place from 81.
Patricks church tomorrow morning at
$50 o'clock. with requiem mass. Ihe
pail bearers will be:
AAive-Mestrs. Kesdanl j. Keegan'
Walter II. Terry. w. Thomas west
George Curtis. r. Leon Woody, \. JET
ferson wharton. Willie Adams, and
Charles Il. Allen.
Honorary-T. g endall. s. A. James.
]. NJ. Taylor, r. Keerse. j. Finerty.
Hugh L. Cook. Robert Workman. and
Ivan Clark.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-21
THE FIGHT IN the NINTH.
Democrats Confident OF Nictors-i"c
Primitive Baptists.

NORTON. VA. Aug. 19.-Speciai.-lhe
political pot is beginning to simmer Ill
Wise and adjoining counties. and indica-
tiors arc that the fight i'm this campaign
viii he a hot one. The straightout free-
silver Democrats have as tht!r S.dhu'i u
bearer for this. the Nnth llslIic., 'u,',o
Williams Of Mythevile. ne b'i'V,i -
are very confident OF a nai Ne distrirt is
for their candidate. as the e nlS1,t ,t,.or
Thought TO be- favorable 10 IieI sIn,it
Roth sl6es are organizing for thorough
work. ct,t b,e becn
,,.,., ri,,.d nor, with II. Il. McColgan as
president and a. +. Litz secIelaiS Ia ia
rank and file Of the Deno,iau, p". - hs
this part Of the State VIII supIot ,ho
Chicago ticket. but there are some of
shake their heads obviously az SUN ua
Inc planks in the platform, ana tmes ON ON
ustthinl the course of events Will hoo'
interest lion of the
poweIl's River Primitive Bapust AsSesa
ion viii convene at their church III ~
Ton on next Friday. and VIII D,o"aoa,
brinc the largest crowd OF peopiSS . Sna'
has ever assembled IN the '0T - ana
-. ,,,~e churches will send delegates ~"
or, OF NJ o,s"cistions Invariably draw I'M
,,o,so rrowds wherever held. ne ln.n,
hors of This denomination are kioNu ~, va
a.. eerersI names-"PrimitiNe bap'''''
.TIardshells" "IrOnsides, &c. 49,. tho
The doctrine they preach - "D,,,,,,bere
same ne as taught by Baptsts eyefyw arirs
except that they send no mn mlss, no naid
nave no Sunday schools, ana no paw
ministry. III o,coed Monday
30 .oi iarde ATTENDANCE. Mr.. ". D. Mc-
T yd,,io@ - wIo taught the school last year.
is again in charge. .,o,,,d his stock
Jonn w, Siintvcod. Dickenson county
9,bere he will continue business. and
VIM" Tbe mail ms route between Norton AM
WISE Courthouse has been diseohhtlhl"bS@ o,
and double daily service es'aP Rams@v. a
tWefn , , nv, the Norfolk and Western rail-
road Two miles east of Norton
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-21
DR.. Nanscn at Skjeryoe.

CHRISTfANA, NORWAY. Aug. Or.
Nansen's Arctic exploring steamer Fran
has arrived safety at Skjeyoe. a fish
ing post on the bay, near the North
Cape.
dispatch from Skjervoe 10 the Aftern-
posten says that on August 18th the
fram called at Danes Island, where a
report was made TO Andree. the swedish
explorer. whose intention It is TO find
tho North Pole by means OF balloon.
Andree had not ytt made his ascension.
The FRAN Sailed from Skjervoa for
Iromsoe to-day. All on board were
well.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-21

NEW YORK. August 20.-The steamer
Normannia, sailing from Europe to-day,
cdrres $4,000 gold consigned to j. ii. w.
Scngman u Co.
president Tappan. Of the CALLAHAN Ma
tional Bank. and President Simmons oil
the Fourth Satonal Bank. who have been
In consultation with regard TO the matter
of assisting the importation Of gold. have
decided that the situation does not call
for the necessity OF concerted action fV
the banks for the present at least. There
Is a rumor In the street that arrange
mcnts gre under way by large com
mcrcial house for importing 100000 more
colo.
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past maser of the fstic art. his wors
being superbiy clever. lie landed agar
and again without return. ana had no
Moore displayed phenomenal staying
powers. the fight would not have lasted
over five rounds.
In the last two rounls Moor" woe
up and rushed repea.. Nv, seemingly -
fresh as at the start. or' always 10
short. Al. the close OF the twcntisse
round. Referee Brooks awardd the hgH
TO RYAN. and his deci5' IN irst the ~
prevail OF the audience.
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Medical College Of virginia.

SESSION 1867.
The ffty-ninth annual session OF the
Medical College OF Virginia will begin Sep
tember -. 1896, and continue until April
>. 1891. The course OF instruction COW
ers a period OF three sessions OF seven
months In three separate years. The Old
Dominion Hospital. adjoining the colleges:
the city Free Dspensary. IN the college
building. the city almshouse. and other
institutions furnish abundant clinical ma.
terial. For further information and cata.
logue address
CHRISTOPHER TOMPKINS, NJ D..
Dean of the Faculty.
corner Marshall and College streets.
3Axa-ansnAt.soW% Richmond. Va
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When a man

goes 10 Wal llt VIII
ingly and knowingly takes his life in his
hands Death waits for him on every
hand. and he goes to meet II calmly and
fearlessly. lie has offered his life, and he
is willing to give il. In ordinary affairs,
a mans lie is pledged in another way.
He assumes obligations that he must live
10 fulfill. Carclessness of health IN this
case IS worse than undue carelessness
would be in war. 1t is every mans duty
to preserve his health TO the fullest, and
to live as long as he can. The sick man
can't do mans full duty i'll the world.
A man who is weak from loss of flesh,
whose nerves are run down, whose blood
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cheeks and hollow ewes and lingering
cough that he is OH the direct road to
death or consumption, can III no way per
form the full duties of man. II he lets
these things 90 on, it is because he pre-
fers disease TO health-death to life. He
can be cured surely and quickly by the
use of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
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people have testified TO the wonderful
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Dr. Pierces great work. THE Peoples Com
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REDS AND ORIOLES EVEN
THEtLATTER BROKE EVEN WIN
THE ST. LOUIS BROWNS.
tHran-Faters Save the Game From tho Reds
in the Ninth -Quakers and Colonies
Break Even.
BALTIMORE. August 2o.-Laly gave

BALTIMORE. August 2o-baly gave
n ,,niaue exhibition OF umpiring to-day.
ne first game was replete with rows
and arguments over bad decisions, both
teams suffering alike BECOMING us
austed with his inefnciency. the players
nnally ceased wrangling and contented
themselves with jeering and jollyins the
umpire For the remainder OF the day
ST. Louis outbatted Baltimore in the irst
game. and kept an easy lead throughout.
ERRORS buses on balls, a hit batsman
and wild pitch gave the home team
victory in the second contest. Attehu-
ance O76 Scores
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-21

po,iticaI Fever subsiding-A wen o' sun
phur Water.


,,,,-r-pAr. CITY. VA, Aug. D.-Spe-
cial.-rhe political fever has somewhat
.,,,s,ded in our vicinity. and IT no"
...,,s that the ardent advocates of SILL
.... aud ,oiJ are now content TO lay on
,,otr oars and await further dc'e-ou-
,,,or,,s Apparently, il is a hard ques-
,,o, for our rural dcbatcrs 10 aeclue'
some claiming that they nave uo'ho 'ne
"rros," Of oppression for many years
while others claim that with the Tree
and unlimited coinage OF SILVER our ''"'s
will be a yoke OF utter destruction anu
ruin. Suffice it 10 say that II an inc
time consumed Ia the random argument
Of the present issues were put toEe'hel
in honest toll. the pick and shovel would
more readily decide our ability 10 pui-
chase and possess.
The mining business IS quite active
and we feel much encouraged by the re-
cent arrivals of mining men from the
East and West.
This sccti1n is quite healthy, and de-
spite the extremely warm weather for
the past month. but few cases Of sick
ness prevail.
The health Of tho place is more fully
warranted since the reccn, discovery
made by Mr.. W. II. Adams. who sunk
n well on his property here. and struck
bold stream Of sulphur water.
y protracted meeting is in progress
at Trinity Baptist church which Is
largely attended and much interest mani
tested.
Among the visitors from Richmond are
Mr.. J. Louis Sullivan and sister. with
Mr.. W. II. Adams: the Misses Quisen-
berry with Mrs. Quisenberry; Miss Tiller
with Miss Ella Jones: and Mrs. GRAY
with Mrs. W. l.. Bishop.
Miss Maude Burress. Of Washington. IS
visiting Mrs. Grubbs.
Miss Crismond. Of Fredericksburg. IS
visiting At Or. Colemans.
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Will BE Democratic.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Aug. 2o-Tte
leaders Of the National Democracy a.e
much encouraged over tho outlook OF
the convention September ID. The Nc
kinley managers are making n strong
effort TO have tie convention endorse the
Republican nominees. Bynum, chairman
Of the National Democratic Executive
Committee. says that the convention that
meets on September I'd will be Demo-
cratic. Ii viii adopt a Democratic plat
form and nominate Democratic nominees.
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lie Was Master of the situation From inc
~tsrt-Twenty Rounds

BUFFALO, y. Y, Aug. u Jimmy
RYAN. champion welter-wcight OF Amer
,ca bested Dick Moore. OF Minhe'po"S'
in twenty rounds of hard, clean ns".,s
here tonight before the Ehpno Th',
letic club. q. the Lyceum Thea,l.. nv
men entered the ring at 10 o cloVn IN,
Thev were both in superb cond''''"'
RYAN looked particularly ut. ,,u a,
RYAN weighed in at 40 anu - ~
l5S grounds. MatchmaAe'
ficiated as referee. s,,, tho,
p,'an Vas master OF the situation. Lack
~ The steam and vigor OF his opponent
-. vs, demonstrated that he was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-21

- i,0ifis. ........1 o . u o o. . II :"
sDoyle out-running out OF line
Summary: Earned runs-Baltimore ];
St Louis. 2. Bases on errors-Balti-
more. 3: 50. Louis: I. Left on bases
Baltimore. &: St. Louis: s. Bases on
balls-Imming. I. Struck ou,-IIem-
ming, 3: Donahue. 2. Three-base hits
Mcfarland: Donnely. Stolen bases
Donnelly ~: Cross. Double plays-Dowd
and Cornor. Hit by pitcher Donahue.
]. Umpire. Lally. Time Of game. one
hour and fifty minutes.
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NORFoLK. ~; HAMPTON, 10.
Brilliant Eating Did No GOOD Against
Impire's Decisions.

NORFOLK, VA. Aug. 2o.-speeial.-
Norfolk won from Hampton to-day by
score Of Il to 10 and with valuable as
slstancc from Home Umpire Norris, who
uut Kelley out OF the game for kicking
In the eighth. when he should have hhed
him first A
The batting Of c. McFarlan and Leach,
OF the Hamp;ons. was great Inc lattei
nut the ball over the right-ield renee
Tor q home run in the ninth. Attendance
about 800. Score:
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Photographs of the Eclipse.

ST PETERSBURG. Aug 2O.-The ST.
Petersburg Astronomical expedition. which
was sent TO TCrnea, Finland 10 observe
the recent total eclipse Of the sun. has
been very srcces sui. Members OF The ex-
pedtlCn have telegraphed he-e hat they
were enab bed TO get ten eN,ellelt photo
graphs VI the cOrcna.
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49, nc<amara IS with us again. "''
o,o,, with him came one of tho hnoS' ~
,,,,ions of baseball seen mere ''nS
son. .,.,.,,c
.rnere was no kicking, no dirty p'"S..s'
a,o ma EXHIBITIONS Of bad temper "'
,,mn,rc was as fair and as correct III '''9
.a,,s,ons rs any umpire could be- an"
-. crowd Of about one thousand fans
- ,,el satisfied with their trip 20 west
End Park. ,.., ,.,t
,.alarkcy was not in his best io'"'' '','
-, AZ that. he twirled a pretty p"'''
- ,,.i inc visitors down TO one Sl"S
a. ,,,o scvontb. lie lost control oil INC
~ 80 come extent in the seventh anu
as,o,,,d them hits netting one run, III
,,e eighth through Sholtas error i.
e-ove CROSSED the plate ana IN t'o M ~
t.o visitors drove the ban an W. ~
,cnth TWO hits. a sacriicae' ana SUN"
base brought iu the winning run
VISITORS PLAY GOOD BALL.
Tho Portsmouth boys are putting Up
..,ea, hail and the Champions WIZ nave
10 hustle to take one out or the llle''
After winning twelve straight slN iioni
=. late iamented. three from NofloiN'
.,i tarce from the unlucky koahoAt9'
re champions mt their Waterloo AT 'ne
Istlds OF the club with next 10 the aii'''h-
est percentage. me ivi'S'iio"'" -,
oeservcs "A better percentage, though. ana
If the season was extended mJh'n inc
cnances are that. with such lall playing
as thev gave Us Yesterday, they WOULD
ue away mp near the lead.
rne game Yesterday belonged 10 R,h-
mona mp 10 inning number eight. The
score OF that stage of proceedings was
four TO two i'm favor Of the locals. Then
4, was that big nrst-baseman keman
made up his mind 20 get In the game.
lie eauced the centre OF one of Mulls
tidal waves and struck il squarely Tor
two bags The next man up was "och-
naur. VINO looks out for NO = lie MI
the sphere In The small Of the back for
!. double. and rciman crossed the rub
CROWD WENT WILD.
burkc punched out. and Wilson. our old
friend Wilson placed the ball over in
centre for "a couple OF bags. This play
brought Gochnaur home. and the fans went
wild. 1ney knew good playing and they
appreciated the fact that the visitors
were dealing IN that Kind of bail so they
howled The score was tie. Null,
however. blced up ana struck out the
next two men. I'm the tenth two men
went out in order and Malarkey singled
lie died ar second. though. in an attempt
TO pifer. iargrove. for the visitors
singled. went to second on Shelkard's
racrince. stole nIrd. and made the win
nfng run on Katz's single
For the locals. Foster. In the fifth. sim
gled. pilferCd second. reached thirl on
Mars ont from GOchnaur 10 Hall and
crossed the plate on a passed hall PEN
or went 10 FIRST stole second on VioNs
double. Two runs
In the sixth Berte reached No. on
an error OF Gochnaur's stole second. got
tnird on Kain's sacrifice and scored on
Snolta's threo-haggcr Thu last run vas
made hy Mari in the seventh. Brandt
nresented hint with n walk. got 10 second
on ltnders sacrifice. reached third on
Wilson'S tumble and stole home during
an attempt 10 capture Viox at second
iotai tour. Attendance. ]. Ool.
me tale Is told by the following, eco-o.
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with parties In Dsnville. with view or
having ito Roanoke club remain intac.
aud play under their management mop o.,
these arraTetnentS may carry ioi VIC
good of the state League. kicnmoh1, hs
n bgsc-lan c,rtre, is by no means uciu'
and we want the game 10 20 on.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-21

Summary: Earned runs-Baltimore. /.
Base by errors-Baltimore, 3; st Louis. 2.
Left on bases Baltimore, 3; st. Louis, O.
Base on balls-Hoffer. l. Hart. 8. Struck
out-Hoffer. 3, Hart. !. Three-basc hits
Hart, Jennings. Two-base hits-Jen-
niugs. Stolen fbases-DOwd. Jennings.
Keller Cross, Hoffer. Donnelly. Hit by
pitcher-Hart. !; Hoffer .. Wild pitch
Hart. /. Umpire Lally. Time, one hour
and forty-fve minutes.
BOSTON. MASS. August 20-With the
game in hand ) 10 in favor OF Cincin-
natl at the beginning Of the ninth Boston
batted Ehret I'm every direction, scoring
five runs on four singles, double. and a
home run. BOston's new left-hander
kIebcanz. made his debute and aroused
great enthusiasm by his work. Not hit
was marfe off him in the first five innings
He haG plenty OF speed and command as
well as a cool head. Attendance 449l.
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Baseball Notes.

A great game boys. neat game.
Bailey failed 20 reach the city last night
He will probably show up to-day and 20
I'm the box for the Champions
The game to-day aill BE- called promptly
nj 40 o'clock. Let a biz crowd 20
GU; to see the great Portsmouth team
(reconstructcd).
A telegram 60 Tho Times from Wash
lngton last nilht says.
"George Wrigley. formerly 81 the Roa-
n0ke club. OF the Virginia League was
to-day signed by Mr. Wagner as a gen
eral utility man. He is said 10 he a good
third baseman, but IL IL not likely that
he will 20 in unless some ono Is hurt.
Why Not Danvlilc:
II 10 under tcod that the recently dis
banded Roanoke team Will try 10 nold
.ogsther as an organization until the close
. n tho season Mr.. Bradley. OF the local
nanaSemcnt v negotiating. II Is -i~ieo
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Games Scheduled for To-Day.

Games Scheduled for To-Day.
Cleveland at Washington.
St. Louis at Baltimore.
Louisville at Philadelphia.
Plttsburg at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Chicago at New York.
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PITTsBIrIsf
r. III u

Earned runs-Pittsburg. 8: Brooklyn. T.
Home runs-Pittsburg 3. Three-base
hits-Grifiin. Burrill. Two-base hts-An-
derson ,, Mccarthy Shock. Burrill. Stol-
en- bases-Wrght, Davis. Bases on balls
Sennedy Z; Kilien. ]. Bases on errors
Pttsburg. 3. Brooklyn. 1. Left on bases
rittsburg. 10: Brooklyn. g. Double plays
Lyons. Padden and Davis: Smith and
Sugden; Corcoran, DAILY and Anderson
Umpire. Sheridan. Time. two hours ana
four minutes.
PHILADELPHIA. "a: LOUISVILLE, C-3.
PHILADELPHIA. aug. 20.-Louisyil'c
and Philadelphia played two games IBIS
afternoon and broke even. Both games
were sharply played and both were
pitchers battles. Attendance. 400.
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Summary: Earned runs-Noil ~ -
Hampton. >. Home run-Lcach. Wo-
base oits,C' McFaran -, Fields Arm
strong. Kelly. Mccain. Taft stolen
bases GUroy o.. Armstrong; a. Mct ar
Ian. G. McFarlan, Bradley, Leach,c ~ 80
rilce hit-Ficlds struck out-bs ~,
Aiorfis,cy - lit 10y pitcher-lia.llnanl'
I'cft ON bases-Norfolk, :; Hampton, ..
Double plays Morrssey. Kelly, ana Dum-
don. Time. two hours and ten minutes
ffrr,fra Norris.
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LOUISVILLE.

miller batted for Herman in the ninth.
Summary: Earned runs-Philadelphia,
T. Louisville .. Base on errors-Louis-
VILE i. Left on bases-Philadelphia. 2;
Home rtn-IaJoie Three-b base hit-Dex-
ter. Double plays-Dolan. Crooks, and
Rogers; Gallagher, Mailman. and LaJoie;
Dolan and Rogers. Umpire Conahan.
Time. one hour and forty-nve minutes
Standing of the Clubs
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Summary. Earned Philadelphia. 2:
Louisville. !. Base on errOrs-Louisyille
/. Left on Philadelphia. ,. Ions
Vile T. Base ON balls-Orth. .. Hill ,
Struck out-Orth. L. HIN. >. Home run
Clark. stolen bases Cross. Hill, Pick
ering Double plays-la Joie and Gala
CHER: Ortiz and La Joie Passed balls
Miller. Umpire, Couahan. Time Of
game. two hours
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CHICAGO.

summary: Earned runs-New York 3:
Chicago. 2. Two-base hit-Meekin. Three
base hits-Tiernan, Dahlen. Ryan. Stolen
bases Davis. Everiif Base on errors
New York. I. Chicago. /. Base on balls
MeokIn, !; Grifith. @ Struck out Meekin.
3. Hit by pitcher Meekin. .. Left on
bases-New York. 6. Chicago. :. Double
piays-McCormick. Pfeffer. Arson. Dahlen
and Anson. Passed bals-Wison. 2: LANCE.
b. Iime Of game two hours and fifteen
minutes. Umpire. Emslie.
BROOKLYN. II. PITTSBURG. s.
BKOOkLYN, August 10.-BOth the
i1ttspurg ana Brooklyn teams played
wretchedly in tho field to-day. and while
the visitors touched mp Kennedy at in
tervals the home players had a picnic with
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AT NEWPORT.

NEWPORT. KY. Aug. 20.-Only one
fayorite won today, although the finishes
were exciting. Track fast. Summaries
First race-seVen furlOngs.- Cerro 1ordo
Olo & Matthews, - 10 II first, with
Trize G. second and Judge Bullock third.
Time. 29ia.
second race-four and half furlongs.-
san Juan 200 H. Russell, 80 TO u nrst,
with III Toro second and Sir Sidney third.
Time, 1914. <,oc
THOMPSON. 7 to y first with Robinson
second and re Banjo third. Time IL
Fourth race-six furlongs.-hitty y.
uO2 r. Russell. - t. y first. with skate
Fifth race--dye and a half furlongs -
Turtle Dove dO3 +. Russell, 10 - hrst
with, Black Bess second ana Fessy T.
third Time, ~.
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LYNCIlBURG. VA, Aug. Io.-Spcc,,a IL,
- m5tcriaiizc. the game was awarded TO
he home club this afternoon by Cinplio
Mitchell after nine balls were thrown
across the plate.
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C,mcs schcdnlcd for Io-Day,

Portsmouth at Richmond 3,..,.,;op # Norfolk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-21
PORTSMOUTH.
Score by Innings:

portsmouth ...... ......oO OOOo1l21-5
one man on, when winning run was
made.
summary: Earned runs-Portsmouth I.
Two-base hits-NiOx. Reiman Gochnaur,
wilson Three-b base hit-Sh0l;a. stolen
sases-Foster. Q. Mari. 2. Pcnder. NioN.
Q: Groves. .. Bcrte. .. HarCroye. 2. shell
tard. 2: hatz. Wilson. Hall Base on
,aiis.-On brandt 6. Struck out-By Ma
arSy. \; Dy Brandt s. Passed ball
Wilson. Time Of game. TWO hours. Umpire.
hcNamala
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-21
TWAS A CLOSE SHAVE.
xrTEH uTNNfNG ~ SIHtiGHT THE
CHIuPfONS nKTT DEFEAT.

A Crcat Game AL Around -Pcrtsmo"'h
kur ,rissd NvcrlbSdyb by Capturing '"e
camsin the Tenth Inning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-21
NEW YORK. 9: CHICAGO. 8

NEW YORK. August N.-Ihe ne"
rorks pulled to-dav's game with Chicago
out OF the fire m the eighth inning. when
Grir1th was sized W for a three-bagger'
three singles. and n base on balls. which.
with r passed ball and Lange's mum nj
the plate OF a throw from Dahlen. netted
six runs. Meekin pitched a mastery game
after the fourth inning