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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12
FREDERTCKSBUR0 HAPPESTNGs.
Bryan's Visitors to the Bat
t,e-fteld-- Bitten by "a Mad Dog

FRF,DE.RICKsRURG. VA. July IL
SpeciaI-Thc nomination Of Hon VIM. j.
Bryan. OF Nebraska, by the Chicago Con-
vention gives satisfaction 10 the Demo-
Gratis here. especially those who have es-
poused the white metal cause. IL Is
thought that but few members Of the
marty here will refuse to vote. or support
the Republican ticket on account OF Mr..
Bryan's pronounced free-silyer views
A few of the Confederates who attended
the reunion at Richmond are still passing
through here, visiting the battle-helds
before returning home.
Mrs. J. W. Cosbert has sold the large
brick store and dwelling on the corner
OF Prussia and Princess Anne streets TO
Mr.. II. Dannehl. for S2,225.
Mr.. Richard England has sold two
building lots. one TO Mr.. b. q. Jones for
sl25 and the other to Mr.. Michael Long
for $40.
Myrtle Lodge No. 80. I. O. o. F., has
Installed the following officers for the en-
suing term: Robert Il. Hughlett. ). p.
O.; W. -. Patterson. y. G.; James Good
rick, V. c., George A. Walker, secretary
\. Il. Donahoe. treasurer: ii. X. Could
man. ST.. chaplain: J. f. Thompson. con-
ductor; r. l.. Wood warden; .. L..
iidili1s lSlut bAdlAs / - A'NNoA'
outside guard; G.. r. Layton, r. $. to
y. c.. John b. Cox, l.. $. TO y. c.: J..
G.. Melville r. s. to V. c.; II. l.. Nc
Chez. l.. 5. 10 V. c.; J. i. Proctor. r..
5. s.: George Holman. l.. $. s.
Bernard VI. Jennings the six-year-old
son Of Mr.. George Jennings. fell from the
Free bridge, a distance OF thirty feet
and strange TO say, escaped injury with
the exception OF a few bruises.
Mrs. William Kilby. OF Culpeper coun-
". was bitten by a mad-dog a few days
ago. She was taken TO RectortOwn and
a maidstone applied to the bite. The
stone adhered to the wound for fourteen
hours.
MIR. and Mrs. John 9. Lewis. Of Louis
Vile. KY. passed through here. en- route
20 "Clcye." the home Of Mr.. II. -. Lewis.
In King George county. where they Will
spend several weeks
The RappahannOck district conference
VIII be In session at Bowling Green next
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12
tyyCHBURG TAktS TWO.
Tn. second Game a Brilliant h1hio'''o"
of the sport.

IYNCHBURG. VA, July n--Speclal'
r,,obhure takes two from Norfolk inc
o., game abounded in errors. McFarlan
and Leach doing the twirlng lot inc ~
motive teams McFarlan was MT pu'
To-, bolains the visitors well In check
"a allowing only six hits. While Lesch
,.i,chcd a good game, he WAS hi haIu'''
ir,o ,Jasinr OF the NOrfolks waS yer!
ragrcl their errors being Responsible LOT
many OF the runs But IN inc seCV"u
game tho rOotcrs were given an "o"'
rcnr.scntation OF the game. twas d SEE
saw from beginning TO end. one team
forged ahead 10 be caught up Win as''"i'
and for eleven long heart-rendihS iu'"'sS
the work went Oh. The game was any
ones until in the lucky eleventh bShch-
burr won Sechrist was in the DoA LOT
>orfoi, and pltched a mastery game
ua was h!f hard and when he was MT
they we're punched Brown went IN ior
rynchburg and pitched great game. In
~. ninth when the NOrfolks were one
ahead McFhrsan npok Brown pace
a. the bat. smashing out single, teins
Inc score Stultz finished out the game
being hit hard In the ninth. but IN the
tenth and eleventh he was effective ana
held the CLANS down.
Irtcbbure began her scoring In the
third. and scored on an out 10 first In
tho fourth Schabcl put the ball over the
forcc. In the seventh Groves doubled.
went TO third on a toss out TO hrst ana
scored on Picks out 10 McFarlan In
tho eighth Mccain went out. Dolan
tripled. Schabel went to first on base on
halls and was caught between first and
second. Dolan scoring
In the ninth Little went out. Groves
tripled. McFarlan. who was substituted
for Brown. singled. and Groves scored.
pick. singled, Leahy flew out. Mccain
singled and scored McfNarlan and Pick
erirg. In the eleventh Leahy singled.
NcGann went out and Dolan put the bah
over the fence.
Norfolk got her first In the third La
mont reached third on Browns throw TO
Little. and scored on Scientists hit. In the
seventh Sechrist put the ball over the
fence In the ninth Wentz went TO hrst
base on balls Armstrong doubled scoring
him. aud Cleave singled. scoring Arm
strong This tied the score
Twas a great game. It abounded In
brilliant fielding on both sides. The
score.
First game)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12
ROANOKE DEFE4TS PORTsyOUrU
Umpire McDermott Refuses to Trnntr.
The Gl-Lne Afier 1ho ILir.I I...l..

The "i'"e AFTER III" Third Inning.
NORFOLK. VA. July l1.-Special.-
Roanoke by the skin Of her teeth de-
fea.ed Portsmouth to-day by score of
10 .. Evans pitched for the home team
and contributed largely to the loss Of his
own game. two Of the runs OF the visi-
tors being made by a man hit by a
pitcher ard another given his base on
balls. followed by two singles. Kimball.
who was In the box for Inc visitors was
freely hit. but not at critical times. He
was also much steddier than his opponent.
Burke and Han, OF the locals. made won
dertul catches OF hot liners. and Lynch.
who caught for the visitors, did some
great throwing 10 second.
Umpire McDermott threw down the
mask and left the grounds IN the third
inning. saying he could not satisfy either
side ana WAS getting tired OF being Kick
cd fcre and att Judkins. who took his
place was roasted by the crowd for a
little while. but afterwards gave salts
faction. McDcrmott has a hard time at
Portsmouth The last time he was there.
he was roasted so badly Mat he refused
10 umpire again. and this was his first
appearance since. The following is the
score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12

A meeting Of the Building Committee
of the Union Theological Seminary was
held last night, and the contract was
awarded to Mr.. n. T.. Ancarrow, VINO WAS
the second lowest BIDDER.
The contractor TO whom the contract
was awarded about three weeks ago had
not nxed up his papers with the commit
tee. and a few days ago be discovered
that he had made mistake in his figures
Of something Ike $1,000. and Dee at once
went 10 the committee and frankly told
them that be could not build the house
for the money mentioned in his Did
He therefore relinquishcd all claims he
had 10 the contract. and Mr.. AncarrOw
was notified that the committee would
accept his bid.
Work on the new buildings will be COM
menced at an early date. and Will Dee
pushed forward rs rapidly as possible.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12

n ,iv Two Innings Could be Piayed-Base'
Eull Nnies.

The second game started out all wei
enough. Ia the second inning. however
,h.re was thundrr-shoWcr, ana inc
niayers sad 90 retire for while. broom
ana sawdlit were brought 10 The rcscue
.fter the shower stopuel temporarily
and the game was resumed I'm he Sec
ond inning the Champions made three
runs through two-bag;er zach hy Iur-
ner and Clauson. single BY Tannehlll
and Scott's error. The visitors had not
been idle. In the FIRST they sent Shol;t
across the plate lie hit the bah. and
an error each Dy Wilson and Kahn did
the rest. Dundon scored in the second.
lis single. assisted by Tannehih's error
ana a hit by scott sent him home.
Then the rain commenced. Soon II
poured. and the grounds became an art
fetal lake. The game was out OF the
question. Nearly everybody on the
4 eunds. including the occupants OF the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12
The Times Reunion Edtirn

Inc Richmond Times OF July ID fur
nishes its readers with a colored supple
ment containing a portrait OF jefferson
Davis. nanked by monuments with a
picture OF Beauvoir beneath, with
Bethel" and "Appomattox" on either
side on the first page. while the fourth
page contains a view OF the proposed
JenersOn Davis monument. In addition
70 the coiored supplement there are
tWcnty-four pages OF news matter. prin-
cipany proceedings or the Confederate re-
union, and other matter pertaining TO
tne same. illustrated with numerous por-
traits OF Old Confederatos. Sons OF con-
rederates. and other prominent In Con-
fecerate MISREPRESENTATION Texas
News
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12
Oid dominion Fishing club.

The members Of the Old Dominion
Fishing club will 20 on their annual
cruise next Friday evening". They Will
leave the old Dominion wharf on board
OF the schooner J. j. Read OF Baltimore,
and will be gone fourteen days, spending
their time in fishing in Chesapeake Bay
and outside Of the capes.
The club consists of the following mem
bers Captain John +. Mayer. commo-
dore Messrs. James II. Vaughan. MEG
Fisher, f. y. Taylor, Morris Claggett
James Addison, f.. II. Hotchkiss. Parker
Conrad, Woody Williams, ID. G. Rich
ardson. and Waller Scott.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12

Little Fight Made on iIim-Much Dissati
faction with tb. fbfc,.o pIa.corn,

Little Fight Made on HIM Much Dissatis-
Faction with the Chicaeo Platform.
STAUNTON, VA, July u.-Special.-
District meetings in Augusta county and
ward meetings in Stanton to-day elect
ed delegates to the congressional con-
yention at Amherst Courthouse, July
Goth. which dominates Democratic cam
didate frcm the Tenth district. Augusta
county and Stanton have forty-two votes
in the convention and all have been in
structed for Tucker
There was little or no fight In Augusta
except in South River district where 4
hot fight was made. but Tucker won.
The Stanton delegates are gold men
ana so are the delegates from Beverly
Manor district. Tucker is for gold but
Il IS expected that the convention will
be for silver.
In reply to n question by your cores
pondent Tucker said:
Report me as hurrahing for Bryan. "
He did not give any expression as 10 the
platform.
MANY DISSATISFIED.
A large number Of Democrats refuse 70
support the nominee Of the Chicago con-
vcntion and condemn the platform.
Some want a second ticket Of sound
money candidates. Very many will vote
FOR Mckinley. The Nindicator Dem)
IS silent as 10 the Chicago Democracy.
The News CDem) leans 10 a new ticket.
There IS great dissatisfaction.
Instructed FOR Flood
CUMBERLAND COURTHOUSE. VA.
July Special.-A Democratic mass
meeting was held al Brownsburg precinct
Yesterday, and delegates were appointed
H. the Tenth district congressional con-
vor,ion. with Instructions FOR Flood.
RESOLUTIONS were adopted declaring for
free silver. ratifyiig The Chicago platform,
and ongrGtrlatlng Senator Daniel upon
hong hcrored with the temp )riry chais-
man,lip O. tho Natioral Convention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12

The Crooks Captured During the Reunion
Were All Dismissed

The crooks who had been arrested here
at the recent reunion were all brought be-
fore Justice Crutchheid IN the Police
Court yesterday. They were all repre-
scented by Mr. II. NJ. Smith, and each one
of them promised 10 leave town at the
first opportunity. They were James
Ford John Johnson j. Wolf. George
Wood. John Burton alias Jimmy Bryant
William Moore. and I'd. O'Connor. The
latter was conducted 10 the Davis Cal
lery. whore his picture was taken before
he was discharged.
John Lee was fined $50 for being
drunk.
Spence Clark (colored) was fined 81 80
and costs for cursing a young man named
j. l.. Epps.
Geo. Buchanan (colorcd) was sent TO
Jail for six months for robbing Robert
Guy OF SD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12
So linz of fhc am. .Inl, IL lAn1


At Atlanta: r. IT. T.
Atlanta .......0 q % o o % y %
Columbus ......0 90 % ] O3OO-i - -
Batteries: Norton and Fields; Petty and
Grim.
AT Mobile. r. IT. T.
Mobile .........0 200 900 % .
New Orleans 80 20 10 I % ~ %
Batteries. Roch and Lohbeck. Drank
water and GOnling
Second gameJ. r. H. T..
Mobile mo O.O1O112-j 10 1
New Orleans i OF % / 90 o. .
Batteries. Sparks and Lohbcck; Smith
and Gondnc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12

OXFORD, ". c.. July 1.-Special.-
very large crowd OF citizens was walt
Ing I'm oxford Friday an day 10 find out
who was selected at Chicago rs candi-
date for President. 4 Democratic club
has been organized with the following
officers: J. G.. Hunt. president: d. c.
White and j. =. Stedman, vice-presi-
dents: !. r. Britt, secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12
LYNCHBURG

Summary: Earned -Lynchburg g.,
Norfolk, g. Two-base hits-McGann Lit
tie, McFarlan o. Armstrong. Cleave.
Home runs-Grove. Ramp. a. McFarlan.
Stolen bases-McGann (2). McFarlan %.
Leahy 90. Dolan Double plays-Dolan 10
McGann 10 Little; Lamont 10 Wentz 10
Davis Base on balls-Om McFarlan 2.
Off Leach. /. Struck out--By McFarlan.
8; by Leach. 3. Time of game one hour
and forty-fye minutes. Umpire, Mace
Second gameD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12
MR.. NAY mas 4 CLEIh FIELD.
Mr. Mccormick Understood to Have Given
In the Fight.

FRONT ROYAL. VA. July Especial.
Hon. James Hay carried all the precincts
200 the county to-day in the primary thus
giving him twenty-four more votes. The
friends Of Hay and Mccormick made a
hard fight for the delegates In this coun-
ty. making this a test county / under
stand Mr. Mccormick gives up the hgh-
This leaves a clear field for Mr.. Hty.
Mr. Turner having declined 10 stand on
a silver platform.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12
Arrested for burglary.

Detective John T. Hall Yesterday ar
rested and lodged IN the First police
station William Woodson. negro man.
upon the charge OF breaking INTO the
house OF William Miles. 2l2 norm twenty
ninth street. and stealing suit OF clo'he'
and a gold watch WOolson will have n
hearing bqfore Justice Crutchheld to-
morrow morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12

Gertrude Quarlos and Addie Smith. two
negro women, got into a quarrel down
near Seventeenth street last night about
II o'clock, and the Quarles woman was
slightly hurt. Her adversary stuck a
fork into her back. She was not danger
Ously hurt The ambulance was sum
mOned and her wounds were dressed.
The Smith woman was arrested and
lodged In the First police station 10
await her trial
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12
PETERSBURG.

summary. Earncd ruNa-NI. "I'IOII1' =
p.,ersbure. o. Two-base hits-Berte.
Sfalarkev stolen bascs-Kain. :; Tan
nnhnl sholta. Kelly. Dundon. Netier.
Double plays-Kolly. unasristed; Sidlta
a. Kelly. shoita 20 Kelly. Base on bAlis
on Malarkcy. 3. OF Norcum' b. Struck
out-By Malarkey. e. hv Norcum' y i"sS-
"a balls-Nctcr T. Iime OF s""'', nv
- ord nftv minutes Umpire. Cline.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12
Many were drench-

grand-stand. got wet Many were drench-
ed 10 the skin.
BASEBALL NOTES.
ponder played we'll at second pase yes
tcrday. A..
Rerts's work at short-siop was very me
Sholta and Kelly were IN tne CANT
The former found Malarkey ior ,hree
hits out OF n,e times al bat. whne hsi'H
went 60 bat four times ana III, 'ne o''i
every time. ,,.,, .,.or,,
Louy had a keen eye for doubles. lie
oes,s,ed in two and completed one
unassisted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12

SUmfmaTY. T1dTWTV VI
Roanoke, /. Two-base hlts-Marr' Mrls-
ley. Werrick. 2; Bourke' HatsIoVes SoeH-
- Ioft on bases - Portsmouth, 3;
poanoke s. Stolen bases-Tate. Wrlg-
Low Mari. Katz. Double plays-katz TO
Werrick; Wrigley to Lynch to Tate;
McGann 90 Wrigley to Tate. Bases on
balls-ON Evans. 2; off Kimbail, !. Hit
by pitcher-Wrigley, Goldman Keiman:
struck out-By Kimball. 1. Time OF
game. one hour and fcrsy-five minutes.
Empires McDermott and Judkins.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12
To Omen the Museum.

Owing 10 the presence OF the CHRISTIAN
Tnaeavorers I'm the city the confederate
Museum will be- open on Tuesday untll ~
y. NJ. The vice regents Of the diHefeht
rooms are expected TO have at least one
member Of their respective committees IN
Zach nom during the day and evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12

LYNCiIBTRG.

Summary: Earned runS-Lynchburg. o..
Noriolk, 4. Two-baso hits Smith, A. Nc
Farlan. Armstrong. Lamont, Grove. G..
Mcfafian. Throe-base hits - Dolan.
Groves. Home runs-Scchrist. Dolan.
stolen bases Pickering, Cleaye, Mccain
Doubie piay-Leahy 10 Mccain to Iitrle.
Base on ballS-On Brown. 4. off Sechris,
lit by pitched ball-Armstronc. Struck
out-By Brown, .; by Stutz. l. py
Sechrist, .. Passed ball-Armstrone
Time OF game. TWO hours and fifteen
minutes Umpire. Mace.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12

SAIIKDA1. JUL -, INI6.
75c-Round-trip TO Norfolk. ...........75
75c Round-trip to Newport News. O.. Zoe
9Oc Round-trip 10 Ocean View. Doc.
soc. .Round-trip TO Norfolk or Newport
News for ladies and children under
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12
law and Equity Court.

In the Law and Equity Court Yesterday
a suit was Instituted by j. l.. Schumacher
against s. Sidenberg for 5000 damages.
A divorce was granted TO Martha w.
Harper from John s. Harper.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12
Cnlnrhln neleente..

WELDON. y. c.. July 1i.-Special.-
The Democratic voters Of this precinct
appointed delegates 70 the Congressional
Convention at Amherst Courthouse to-
day as follows: Hon. !. McMillcr. dele
gate: J. A. Shepherd. alternate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12

Rev John X. Clayton. who has been
stopping week or so with his uncle. Mr..
Ben. Clayton. No. 1lO4 west Clay street.
has left for Brunswick county. where he
will preach during the summer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12
Game. schednIed for lIondnr.

New York ~ Cleveland.
Baltimore AZ Louisville.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn u Cincinnati
Washington an ST. Louis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12

The following contributions have been
received by the Ice Mission since June
2ith, and are not near enough 10 enable
the Mission 10 meet demands for help
10 the poor sick ones who languish for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12
N4 II

Now that the excitement OF the reunion
has passed. 10 II hoped the good people
viii once more remember the Ice Mission
and help II as heretofore. None bat those
who see the poor. III people and the great
suffering they endure can appreciate what
II is 10 refuse their pleadings for ice.
because the treasury Is empty. Money
can bc dropped In the boxes at various
places or sent direct 20 Mrs. George W.
Bagby. > south Third street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12
WOULDN'T HIT NORCUM.
RETERSBURG PITCHER PROVED 4
PUZZLE ron the CHAMPIONS.
Held Them Down to Six Hits-Maiarkcy
Was Hammered In Lively wav-hain
Broke Up the Second Game.
standing of the Clubs.

Norfolk. 4. Z. Lynchburg. IA; Q.
Roanoke. 3. Portsmouth, =.
Petersburg. 3. Richmond, ?.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12
HAMMERED MALARKEY.

Msarkey did the best he could lie
is a very clever pitcher. but he didn't
seem 10 have a good control over the ball
this time. The visitors found him for
twelve hits during their eight innings,
and IA every case these were punched 20
the best advantage. In the first inning
Sholta and Kelly each made single.
and in the third repeated their work.
Kelly and Bradley each touched up Ma
larkey for a single and Scott and Nor
cum did the same thing in the sixth. BY
this time four runs wcnf down TO The
credit Of the visitors. Toey kept up
The stick work iu the seventh little
liyelicr than ever, and Kelly. Bradley,
and Dundon followed 300 ,he order named.
and got IN as many wei-placed hits. All
this permitted Kelly 20 score Malarkey
could not stem the tide. The visitors
simply determined 10 hit the ball. They
did IL.
r.lfr .i,eaF ffr Che first onrna
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12

lTTIT7TTIT
Band. Second Presbyterian church.
through John Is. Blunt treasurer 90
Through Dispatch office. from Holy
Trinity sunday school class. COM
prising j ok Gordon. Emily Grav-
att. Edmund faunders. Exie
Guigon. Mary Ilankins. stephen
Putrey, Matte Harmon. ana Rich
ard iaunders 49, -. . o3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12
Games Scheduled for Monday.
Richmond nt Portsmouth.
Iynchlurg az Petersburg.
Norfolk 4 Roanoke.

Petersburs's now pitcher from the
national capital. who goes by the eupho-
nicus name OF Norcum. surprised the
Champions yesterday afternoon. lie
looks tnnc like Flynn. and handles
himself with an easy-bcarng. as If TO
say he doesn't care fig whether he gets
his salary promptly or not. There is
something classic abou, Norcum's brow.
die might pass for a Greek. genuine
Athcnian. with 4 relish for get,ng into
athletic events. Now and then he culti-
Yates biz OF hautcur. These are only
a few characteristics Of NOrcum. 1t
may be added that he never pitched I'm
Richmond before. The Champions took
him for "a green twrlor. They saunter-
ed up TO the plate with that self-conrdent
air that springs from an over estimation
OF ones individual merits. and tried hard
to hit the ball. Norcum smiled In MS
sleeve. lie didn't mind the rain mat
was TO come. There wasn't any white
duck suit for him TO take care Of lit
lie mud. a Whit Of fresh air from the
south side and diminutvo flood by way
q. making an artificial cake where the
diamond ought 10 be- didn't upset Nor
cum. He simply deceived the Cham
uicns. They were puzzled. They
couldn't solve the new youngsters dehv-
cry That IS the history IN briei or
the Champions defeat hy "a score Of to
:? a small-sizcd watcr-spout broke up
the second game in the second inning
else Bobby Pcnder's recruits might nave
been treated TO a second surprise party
ONLY SIN HITS.
I'D 10 the seventh inning Groves was
the only man who figured out Norcum'
delivery. The iouc-leggel centre h"lder
touched the ball for "a sickly little single
in the first inning. After that one. TWO.
three was the programme. until SANFORD
varied the monotony in the seventh by
lively rap 10 Scott This availed the
Champions nothing, however. for Sholta
scooped IN a pop-up fly from TannehilIs
bat. and completed the double play ny
throwing out Sanford at first. In the
eighth Norcum failed 10 keep mp his sensa-
tional record, and there was little ba.-
ing done bN Boland. VINO raped the pan
TO left field. and was followed by Berte
and Malarkey. who touched up the new
pitchcr for a handsome double each.
During an this Netter allowed the bail
10 pass him at the home plate. and when
the racket was over and the enthusiasts
who were stirred up a little bit, had set
tied down TO their places, Boland ana
Rerte both had scored. In the ninth
Tannehill Sit 10 left field, but there were
no more runs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12

Games won and lost by oach club TO
each other club.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-02-27
REA.

"lIeIlo, Billy, where's your wife?a
shes gone on whaling expedition up
in the nurseryn
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-02-27

Amherst
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''s '7t ''lt normal school soon.
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s.ilhgteH. lie returned sunday.
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IIag,ar3 cro.hy ot ,n-ara 49,. -, -,
one dsy Inst week vI.i,ina rn,at,,a. o, :,
friend.
Ruzzell.s Ries haze ho,rh.,,o uoaaoo,.
ta,nerv hark ever 2oo oards !, a., rpa,.
aIsa bave tak.n tho laot,nr - snisS
tanning. Teams are already at work
hauling the bark. For the present it
viii be loaded ut Great pond dam. The
Leaf her in the yat. will be taken ont and