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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-26
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Se~ York. Aug. zs-FIoE-Rec~<p.s
= go barrels sxports 1873 VERY Etsa-
d..
Rye Sour-Stezcy.
Cgra rs>as-Wsak
Rye-FsrEoer, 10. /. western ssss3
&c
Fzr3~T-Steaty-
Bz-ssT rnzsf-D,un
wb>z=-R~ces2iz 1880 bsshess: sDos
rszk. No szrtsssc Options ss-azsg-
e On aFra cabl-s Sad * Kas<lsa crsg2
reports gave say zrS~T sctiFe bag
sling aud Eere weak ali dzy. scsio-
essc@1 ~ Al t1c-~zs~ ~ z1<ls3-s s<pc<s
zae fa= bE@sS IL err. Cios~d ss3%
ref 5cze-s August ctpse5 60 Sest~1a-
~ So s5szssc. cia-s>t g. ~
Cora-B ecespts $3.50 hsskh@lss *
ports. szss4 SPOT week. No ? IKE
1spfts.s z<1i . psece4 u25~T srssFs Ia
1stztsgnE de- 70 Ezsp-7css eTep rseEz
AID liberal cszzsEs S1ss.2xs- escse@ -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-26
ST. LOUIS Markets.

St Louis. Mo-. Aug. 25.-Receipts-
Flour 5000: wheat. 10000: corn. 10. 900;
F1our-SSteady.
What opened strong. but on declines
IN the domestic market and liquidation
IL dropped 1h.c and closed a. SIS
No. red cash. track. s22< ff53c: August.
&c bid; September. sozsc bid; December,
s3Ikc bid
Corn dropped &C to 1870, the loves,
point ever reached, in sympathy with
wheat: No cash, 1si-c: August. I3iac,
September. 1910. December, siAc.
Oats fell of in sympathy with wheat
and corn; No. cash. 1sc; August. 171.c;
September. Ike; May. 1916
Rye-Easier. 2sc-
BarI@y-Steady.
Cattle-Rec5pts 1850. Market quiet
Native steers. s.. 5ea45o: dressed bee.
end butchers steers, s3a420: ssockers
and feeders. s25092s0: cows and hei-
fers. s263.4o: Texas and Indian steers,
s2.46G3. COW = sL7s6275.
Hogs-Receip;s $500. Market steady
TO &c higher. Light. t3.30a3f5: mixed,
s3G3S; heavy. s34335.
Sheep-Rece1pts 200. Market steady
Native muctons. s25od3-50: laTnts. g
G5.0o.
Cornneai-Ffsm: si-50:
Bran-DuIl and weak, 2sd2sizc. cas-,
track
F1axse~d-Steady. sc. east track
Timothyse~d-s22 sG2ss
Whisky-Jnchanged
Hay-Stesdy-
Burter-Jnchanz~d-
Ch@ese-J nchan1ed.
Egzs-FuTn: ioc
Cotton ties and baxgfag-Tacasrge d
Poy<<-Stanisri mess tobb.Sz. ss.z7H
Iarc-Prl-oe steam. S1-z5s ca0ice. 3 :,
y
Bacon-Boxed shoulders ssIz5S: lonrs
5.s7i5: clear rshs. t4I2tz: ids. -.
Dry salt nT>ats-Borcd shoulders g. =
longs. 49,. ciear YRS. SO: ssdex, 3
6&.
Wo-pl-Qriet and unchanged
Cotton-Qss~s- &c lower. rntddisn~
TIC Receipts 81: shipments. I.z5s. stock
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-26
He Had Seen Some Service Before.

They watched the graceful move
ments of the players on the tennis
court.
1.-THE count" said she of the auburn
locks, sis a fine player. is he not?"
"Ah, yes" replied she of the raven
tresses. Especially do 1 admire his
herve. But what are those strange
words which he repeats each time be-
fore he serves the ball?"
II know them not" the other an
swered. 1T is said that he learned
them when he first began to serve, and
cannot break himself of the habit"
Moved by curiosity, they approached
the athletic nobleman, and bent their
heads TO listen.
"Yes-s, sar," said the count, porter
housesteak-roast-be chops
ioin-of-veal|"--Chicago Tribune.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-26
How FISH ARE suFrocATEo.
They Need . Greet supply Of Air to s.s-
tain Life
PHI Strand. GALVESTON.

They Need . Great supply Of Air 10 s.s-
tsia I.f&
Fish breathe sty dissolved in water.
and the oxygen wnish they thus rccsfss
Ia ss necessary 10 Asir lie a. the CRY.
gen of the air il 70 ours: hence. II de-
prived of IL they die exactly e. and
animals would do-of snhoc.eson- This
may be proved in . variety OF -sy.
Fish win Dot live "a distilled ~ster. OF
water that has bern boiled becsuse 70
contains bssie or no oryg>n Thsy
will die IL left too Iong N q tank with
out changs Of water. becsusc Thy have
used up AL the oxygen and cnn no long.
er breathe. ThA - Why nsA sz. seed
Ia badly kept aquarsa 90 eorns 20 tns
surface In sAxeh Of air. II sir 10
pumped through The water. uey viii
assume their usual petition. SOM hsh
need additional air. add have . modified
form Of lung These yin Gle - pre-
vented from coming 90 IL surface II
The water. Vast QUANTITIES ct behring's
die % sufooasSoa consequent e
crowding when The sw~rn rssets tks
net. The sane thing kzpp>n. whe
tbs water IA which rhey live = ei0~>iy
frozsn over for Ior.g tisse. a. n N IN
The arctic reyions. The same fact may
Be iilus.rzz>d n q dsrer~nx var -
passing nitrous oxide. or laughing s.<.
into . bowl containing ash. BOT frvr=s
po~ontng, bat from su.oeasSoz~-s. ~
World
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-26

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49, ~, Ssss- s-,- = - 80
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60, 49,, $500 ,.~s,,~ ~ .s
So. e. a. = e-x. -. s9-a~s 80.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-26
CHICAGO MAExErs

Chicago- Aug z5.-Cabies slowed
rather surprising strength this morn
ing Il the face OF the slight decllze
here yesterday and the effect was
shown IN the opening prices sOr Deem
Der wheat which were about &c hEghe-
al slhGsl11 cents. Bur there was cen
siderable long wheat FOR ssler and -he
consequent r4cion carried tie p-sc>
back 10 ss;z Gsek cents IN = sfor. tine
heather ~xs generally favorable and
northwest --c>.p1s were large. thouxh
co1sii-rsbiy sIsAler than as year. Pc
iteration q receas cable stvsces feslisy
% esp dsneg abroad, steatt~d TIE
rnari-s and December 4Syzrces 70 80.
cents
Corn z1s wax. heavy reosiDss and
EGui.is ssoa % scattered bots causing The
os-zz Tksch started Immediately efte-
the o7ez;1E- September op-7ed IN
charged a. -. c-r1s. d-cl1ze1 % "a.
cer-s. rallies 20 = cents
Oa.< w<rr stoE ard weak n sYTnpz-
~ rssn co-a- SS9isnbs- co~Ded IL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-26
changed at lss cents and eased on to

changed at 1sss cents and easel cff to
1sk G1SS cents.
Provisions. in spite OF better hog
prices. were fully as weak as corn
Trade was small and the market show
ed but little rallying tendency. Septem-
Der pork opened Pa cents lower. at
$5-s2is. declined 10 ss75. and recovered
to $3.50. September lard opened IN
changed at ss.S7l.Gs. 40. September
ribs opened 21s cents higher. at SIS,
declining 10 s. e0a3.2s1..
CASH GRAIN
wheat-No > rrd. sola cents; No !
red 5SG57 cents; No. = spring 5sG5sia
cents; No. spring 55G55 cents. No. ?
hard winter "a cents: No. ; hard winter
sass cents, No. l northern spring, 56,x
cents.
Corn-Oash: No. 2. 2lx cents
Oats-Cash. No. 1sA cents.
LIVE STOCK
Cattie-It was an ordinary Tuesday >
market, there being a light supply and
a fairly active demand at a steady and
unchanged prices AS the fresh supply
of natives did not exceed 500 head. pr.-
ces were largely at $s-zS93.7s for the
commoner lots of grass cattle 10 $3.50
GAS for choice TO extra dry fed
beeves. The stocker and feeder trade
is animated al 81 756s.75; butchers and
Gamers cattle are selling fairly. COWS
and heifers going at 81 2Sa3se and bulls
at sl.75l3e5; calves continue TO a6-
vance and the geSt sell at ss.0oGS1o;
a rise since last week OF IS cents. Tex
as steers sell at se-4oa3.0o. with a few
sales OF choice zrassers at S315T3.50.
ard western range steers bring s.. COO
$50
Hogs-There was a good demand and
prices ruled strong a. an advance OF
SOLO cents. heavy and medium weights
advancing the most. Sales were made
of heavy hogs at s2.704s.3o; medium
weights at s3.oofiS.s0 light weights at
sS.30q3.s5: and pigs at s3.se63.50. The
bulk OF the sales were at s3oo43.s5. a
year ago the best heavy sold at $3.50
and the best lights at S4e5
Sheep were again in active demand
az strong prices. Prime fiocks being
-salable at an advance of 5GII0 cents on
last weeks best figures. Western range
sheep were in excellent demand at 81 40
G3.4o for common TO best Native sheep
were wanted al S3.0oGs.s5 for anything
desirable and fancy liz to PA pound
export sheep were scarce and salable at
s3.f0G3.so. Lambs drag at 5000 ). 50
for poor TO best fiocks.
Receipts-Cartle $500: hogs. 1900;
sheep 1900.
Chicago. Aug. o4-Poustry steady:
turkeys sGsiac; chickens Tisc: ducks.
spring. 9Gei1c; Butter-Firm: cream
cry eG16Rc; dairy sdi4c; Cheese
Steady; 7Aq7%c- Eggs-Ffrm: fresh.
~.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-26

Va rlsts1r what yoa wear 20 bocg -
roo Jook vel u IL. seersss % be the dress
r7sle Of the sssSoz-
Thsre 10 nothing n.or~ tDoongTuc<s
than as4y. lsce-trinn>t go~a t'ppsd
81 BY . SUI Itsen collar.
7. y 90 - regretted shss e~rrfrsswu
- once more f2shtoxable. - t~y spoo
- ear a.: ia1szre tn ksAifa
To BE p<o1ocrcsd smart so-'stsys =
TIE hsxt<s. compisr>ns ta<t CA -
p.si 70 WOMAN o e<es<-
TIE ~ozaa who has 70 <sz>ty . eo<A
% hszdkercAz<<. rsrs~ns or f<n sfrts-
aon b r.os worthy % tie nars<<--Css
ago E~crrd-
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REED FOLLOWS SUIT
CONTINUED from Second Page)


like the rolling of che round earth or
the glitter OF the stars. Suppose a
man were created fnH grown and set
upon a solitary earth facing the dawn.
As the panorama of sunrise, the march
of the fountain of light across the sky.
the red sunset and the glack darkness
came over him, what could ne make OF
this termination of the georgous pa
geantry of the skies? Nothing but
darkness, desoiation and death and a
wild calling on the unknown gods, to
help. But the man VINO has from ear
lest boyhood seen the sun disappear
into the red to keep UP another day,
may be ignorant of Kepler's laws and
Of Galileo's faith, but he knows no
greater certainty on earth than that
the day follows the night. A man who
has only seen 1893 might well wonder
and call for rescue, but we. who have
seen 1878, and have read OF 1925 and
1851 in England, and 1887 in America,
know that we shall as surely rise again
to business and prosperity a. that to-
morrow's sun shall rise.
BE not deceived by a false prophet.
In the west they tell the people that
Maine is faltering. You and l know
she was never so steadfast. Here in
the east they tell US the west is blaz-
ing with silver crosses and is crowned
with silver thorns, but when the tug OF
battle comes, the gallant west, peopled
by our children, viii show to the world
that brothers true and tried, who have
fought so many fights shoulder to shout
der in the great conflict of human pro-
gress, will nevr be separated from each
other, or from that great party around
which clusters all the glories of the
most flustrious years OF this coun-
try's history
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-26
Ms IiHi, FerreIl. wife o. NJ. b. q.

Mrs. Lille Ferrell. wife OF Mr.. o. o.
Terrell. died at Il O'Clock yesterday at
her home, AS North Sherman avenue,
this city. The funeral viii be from
the home today at ,. m, and the
burial will be in Maple Grove GENE
terry. Elder c. II. Warehaun. pastor OF
the Baptist church. viii preach the fu-
neral sermon. Mrs Farrell has lived
IN wichrita about ten years. and had
been a great sufferer for the past year
D.>ath came as q release from al in
,,rafie disease Her hope and trust
Vas snChrist- All friends OF the fam
iIv are especially invited to attend the
services at the home
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-26
Real Estate Transfers

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract
and Land companyD
P Baugnman I'd lots 80 and 40 Pat
tie ave wollman's add ......s 8
] F Prosser wd W 81 feet lots q
10 % Water st Hagerty's add
Lots SO to 43 in Duncan's supple
mental add :. ...- .--...... =. SOC
Kitty Lewis I'd lots and 9 ave
B Valley Center KS $500. -.
A H Walker hf ne or sec s
q Nv 80. ............ -. 174o
] II Ransom lots to As Minnie av
lots / to IS inclusive Motor av
lots to ~ Garland ave lots "a
10 III Twentieth st all in Motor
add -. :. ...... .............. 1905
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-26
por.. Chance. spoiled.

Farmers Boy-Father, why cannot I
rise in the world the same as other nenf
For instance, why cannot some day
become secretary of agriculture?
Old Farmer-Too late. too late. nv
son. You know too much about farm
TN y, Wesk1v.
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NEw OKLEANs MARKETS

New Orleans. La. Aux- E.-Cotton-
Very stezdy: rE5ddEnx 40 .ox midi
Inz. 1916. good ordinary. &c. re-
ceap;s. ALA: zs9T new. exports 20 ne
conz.aent 100. sales LOO. stock = LII.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-26
CALLED AT A TIE
DARKNESS SPOILS AN tX0IFlNG
GAME AT BALTIMORE.

It Is Oriole Against Spider, at Baltimore,
With the spiders winning the FIRST
Game Five Times Over-The Corbetts,
James jaw aud Joseph, are Marked
Features OF tie L-.ndscape-Even splits
at New York and elphia-Reds
Get Set Back Two Times by the Senators
Western Games.
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Their Inwardness.

A man afflicted with strabismus
came into the street car and sat down
On the opposite side.
Look, mammal" exclaimed Tommy.
His eyes Is pigeon-toed. amt they? 2"
Chicago Tribune.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-26
Her View.

'TNow, what is manual training?
why. it is bringing up boy 30 that
When he il o man he'll have sense
enough to split kindling fc7 his wife"
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That Was All.

as marriage regarded as failure Il
Chicago. where there are 50 many d.
vorces?"
20. no. It is regarded as temporary
embarrassment merely."-Truth.
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A Pertinent Question

(which would you say: Tha. young
lady had pug nose. or that her nose
u retrousse %
"How much Is her father worth -
Washington Star.
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Gambling In Remedies.

May know to a certainty that
Belle used to regard Jack as q veritable
pill.
Frank-She does yet Didn't you
know that she was preparing TO take
him for better or worse?-Town Topic&
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-26

Teacher-How did PocahontaS CONT
to save Capt. John Smiths life?
Pupil suppose she thought their
weren't enough Smiths in the world
Town Topics.
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a Ne~ Woman.

Nv little sisters Up TO data.
The newest thing in sight.
For she. as am bound &c state.
Was srly born last night.
Town Top1ca
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IRA. FsTrarr- sThy ID yaa =r< s<s
sczls n tAzr siszssnz Euznrer yesr - AL
y.~r ost7
Tesry U&skEss-Ir-ssss ] ss.< "a I.
60 ks1sS>.-zn<AaGsc sszxnnk.
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shipyer.

Boone & o'Hara. South Haven. two ears
cattle
8 George Tarush. Bentley, hogs
J. =. knoblauch. ColNsch. bczs
Harvey Grace Cheney. hcrs.
II VI. RatcnT. Isabelle. hogs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-26

Thomas HoIliecke yesterday was the
recipient of the glad tidings through
his attorney. ]. r. II. King. that his
pension had been raised to SIS pei
month, and that he had been allowed
the sum of $96s back pay.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-26

She-But love Wont cry my e,5thes
He-Your fathers love will.-Ra,
City Chat.
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Western League Games.

Kansas City, No, Aug. 25.-Score:
RH E
Kansas City...1 0 o 1 0 0 o. 10 2
Milwaukee 30 o o o o o o 1 As 9 2
atteries-Knell anil Lake; Barnes and
Spear.
Indianapolis, Ind, Aug. 25.-Score:
RHE
Indianapolis 20 1 o OIL 0 . o % IL 2
Columbus 40 o / 0 DO l 1 % 10 4
Batteries-Cross and Wood; Jones and
Wilson.
Detroit, Mich, Aug. 25.-Score:
RHE
Detroit ...1 o 27 2 o 0 1-13 16 3
Grand Rapids 3 0 0 2 8 o o. IL 3
Batteries-Thomas and Fisher; VOL
tiers and Hodge.
St. Paul, Mimi, Aug. 25.-Score:
RHE
St. Paul. 5000 101- IL 10
Minneapolis Il 1 0 2 6 lis 16 5
Batteries-Denzer and Spies; Figge-
meier and Schrfver.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-26

Miss Katie Hannibal and Mrs Skud-
der of Chicago. who have been spending
th,. summer with the family CT Mrs
Geo. Hannibal. on North Fourth ave
nue.. have departed for their home
much TO the regret or their many WicA-
~ friends
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-26

York, g. Two basehits- Cling
man, Crooks, vanuHaltren. Double
plays-Wilson and Davis. First base
on balls-On Cunnin CHAM. 8; OF DOH
ney, s. Struck out-By Cunningham, A.;
by Doheny, 5. Passed balls-Miller. Um-
pire-Emlslie.
EANEATERS. IL; PIRATES. 4
Boston, Mass, Aug. 25.- Boston won
today'e game by one Of their old-tim
batting rallies Sullivan and Yerrick
were both batted out OF the box. All
of Killen's bases on balls resulted in
runs. Attendance 11,755. Score:
Ri E
Pittsburg ...322o 00o0o-7 9 2
Boston ........9O4 0022 Ill IA 1
Batteries: P1ttsburg-Hughey and H.
Sugden; Boston-Sullivan, Yerrick, Klob
danZ and Burger Earned runs-Bo5ton
8; Pittsburg, 5. Two basehits-Tenny,
Duffy and Long. Three basehits-Davis.
Home runSLyon and Padden- Stolen
bases-Tenny. Double plays-Long, Nc
Gam and Tucker. First base on balls
OFF Killen, 4; off Sullivan, 1; off YER
rick 2 Hit by pitched ball-Ely. Struck
out-By Killen, 3; zy Hughey, L; by
Sullivan, 1; by Klobdanz, 4. Umpire
Lynch
COLTS, 4; BRIDEGROOMS, ].
Brooklyn, n. Y, Aug. 25.-Brooklyn
and Chicago played a pretty game to-
day. Attendance 1900. Score.
p II E
Chicago 800 0 1 0 OIL 2 o o. IL o
Brooklyn ......1 0 0 0 0 0 0 o. IL 2
Batteries: Chicago Griffith and Kilt
ridge; Brooklyn-Payne and Burrell.
Earned runs-Chicago, 3; Brooklyn, 1.
Two basehits-Ryan, Decker. Tires
basehits-Dahlen, Corcoran, Anderson.
Stolen bases-Corcoran- Double plays
Scoch, Corcoran and Anderson; Crit
fifth, Dahlen and Decker. Hit by pitched
ball-Grfffin- Struck out-By Griffith.
/; by Payne, L UmpireLally.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-26

d. Witt Smith. brother OF N r Smith
the North Main street barber. has just
been accepted by the China Island Mis-
sion Council OF Toronto. Canada. and
will sail sometime in NocreEnbsr. He
VIII visit his brother here before go
ing 10 his foreign field OF labor.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-26

John Frank had The misfortune yes-
terday OF getting his hand caught z
a separator near DERBY and host his
Ixhumb and index finger.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-26

=, X z r.
Batteries: LouisviII=-Cunnlaga m
and Miller; New York-Doheny and VII
son Earned runs-Louisville. >; New
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-26
SPIDERS 12-4: ORIOLES PA.

SPIDERS 12-4; ORIOLES "a.
Baltimore, Nd, Aug. BIN the first
FaIne today the champions seemed I'M
able to recover from the shock they re-
lived in the first innig, when five hits
1etted the Spiders as many runs. Hof-
fer was replaced in the sixth by Joe
Corbett, who, during the remainder of
the game, allowed but two hits, besides
striking out four men. James j. Corbett
the pugilist, occupied a seat on the Bal
timOre players bench and smiled ap-
pro1ngly at his younger brothers work.
Ponds pitching was the feature OF the
second game. Excitement ran high to
the very last, when, at the end OF the
ninth with the score tied, Umpire Hurst
called the game. Attendance 1850.
Score-
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MAkKEss

Wichita. Aug. =
HOGS.
HoSs-Steady.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
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r H z

Baltimore ....O000 o . , 10 1
Cleveland 5 0 0 3 o o o 1-12 IA 2
Batteries: Baltimore, Hoffer, Corbett
and Robinson; Cleveland, Young and
thinner Earned runs--Baltimore 2;
Cleveland 2. Two asehits---Zimmer,
ChEds. Young Double plays---McKeen,
Chiids and Tebeau. First base on balls
Off Hoffer 3; off Corbett 3. Hit by pitch
I'd ball???BuIkett. Struck out---By Hof
Ter 3; by Corbett 4; by Young 8. Passed
balls--Robinson Wild pitchl-Hoffer.
Umpire---Hurst.
Second game
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-03

interesting Facts About R'chmond's Citi-
zcns and Other Matters.

zcns and Other Matters.
MT Hugh c. Mercer. who has been quit.
sick, Is now much better.
Stonewall Club. No. IS. /. T. vii,
nod the first meeting OF its season on
Monday evening next.
Rev. f. S. stickney viii preach At ST.
Luke's church, corner Washington and
beverly streets, tonight at o'clock
Dr J. M. Turner left yesterday for his
nome Renewable Jefferson county. w
va. TO he absent until Friday noon.
Miss X. Joan r. Gemmen. OF Kenton
o. Is visiting the fanny or her uncle
Mr.. Robert Gemmell. Of go west Main
street.
Governor O'Ferrall IS stil confined TO
his bed as the result OF injuries received
Monday.
Colonel =. p. Winston clerk Of the
Law and Equity Court, left early yester-
day morning to spend a few days OH the
seashore.
Mr. J. w Williams. who has charge Of
the elevator at the State Library Build
ing, is spending his vacation with rela-
tives at Blackstone. Va.
Tho District Convention OF the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union wiz
be held in Centralia to-day and a large
delegation will 20 from here.
Mr.. F. W. Blanche the popular win
dow artist OF Messrs. julius Meyer a.
Sons, is now making a tour Of some Of
the large northern cities. but will return
by the last Of the week
The Rev. James Y. Fair, d. D.. pastor
OF Gracc-Strect Presbyterian church. who
has been spending his vacation on the
seashOre ana in the mountains, has re-
turned 90 the city.
The members of tne Ladies' Auxiliary
Of the Old Dominion Hospital, who con-
Quoted the lawn party AT Chestnut hin
for the benefit Of the free ward OF the
hospital, which proved financial sue
cess. wish to return thanks 10 an those
VINO so generously assisted them in their
undertaking.
Mrs. Belle Bond. who has been III for
some time at her residence 1873 east
Main street. is worse.
Mrs. Wflne Norman. Of Danville. Va,
IS visiting Mrs. n. d. Green. on Park
avenue. She is accompanied by her lit
tie daughter. who Is mere for the treat
ment Of her eyes by a specialist.
Mcssrs Ward f.. Delano and William
A. Lyle, OF Worcester, Mass. have been
appointed a committee to visit different
cities in this country, examine The Mason
&c temples and get their plans of con-
structione. as the Masons OF Worcester.
Mass contemplate building a temple
These gentlemen spent the dav I'm Rich
mond yesterday and admired the beauti-
ful home Of the Masons on west Broad
street greatly.
A district conference Of association
workers will be held az Louisa Court
house on Saturday and Sunday next and
most interesting and helpful gathering
is expected Among those who will adj
dress the conference are STAG - etarv
l.. A. Coulter Railroad Secretary C. w
Curren and Mcssrs T. Il. Diggs and II. $.
Bennett.