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BOTH HAVE A BULL.
Payne and Lafollette win oppose Each
other For a Cabinet Sit.

Payne and Lafollette Win oppose Each
other For a Cabinet Sit.
MADISON, Wis, Nov. 17.-Bumors
that Wisconsin is likely to have a place
in Mckinley cabinet have created con.
siderable comment Interest in the
boom of Fl. O. Payne of Milwaukee was
intensified by the report from New YORK
that ex-Congrossman r. NJ. LafoIette Of
Wisconaion would be one of those
chosen. The two men are leaders IN
hostile camps in the Republican party,
and the selection of either would be po-
litieal blow to the other. An odd feat
ure IN the situation is that both Lafol-
Iette and Payne are close to the incom.
ing administration, Mr.. Payne being an
intimate friend Of Mark Hanna and La
toilette of the president elect, having
served with him on the ways and means
committee that framed the Mckinley
bill
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Sherins SHE.

By virtue of an execution to ne directed
by the clerk of the Circuit Court of Jefferson
county, Arkansas. [ will offer for sale at the
court house door, IA the city OF Pine BiuG ON
Wednesday, November, Is, 1896.
between the hours prescribed by law for judi
cial sales, to the highest and best bidder ON
a credit Of three months, with interest, pur.
chaser giving bond to secure the purchase
money, all the right, title and interest of J.
d. Loetzerich in the following described
property, tOwit:
One occidental fixtures and office furniture
as per inventory now on file in my Office;
also the following real estate; South half Of
northeast quarter of block IA. Pine Blur
Land Co, addition; lot block 81 Woodruf's
addition, west, levied ON by me as the prop
erty of J. ID. Loetzerich &c. satisfy an eXecu-
tiOn against him in favor OF the Mutual Life
Insurance Co, for $4,000, debt damages and
costs.
g. II. TRTPLETT,
Sheriff Jefferson county. ARK.
Pine Bluff. Oct. % 1896 10 2Sw3w
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a PeddIer Robbed

BIO SANDY, Tex, Nov. III. H.
Thorn of Bette, Tex, peddling tinware
and chickens, travelling in 9-horse
wagon, camped near this place Satur-
day night, and in the early part Of the
night he was aroused from his slumbers
with a pistol pointed in his face by two
parties and asked TO hand over what he
had. He was relieved of $40, pistol
and an overcoat. His coat was after.
ward found hanging on tree. Tive
parties We're arrested.
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ELECTION BOARD TROUBLED.
Believed the Vote In salt Lake County,
Utah, VIII Be Made Void.

Believed the Vote In Salt Lake County,
Utah, VIII Be Made Void.
SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 1.-THE board
of canyassers of Salt Lake county has
completed the count of the vote cast at
the recent election, but has not declared
the result for the alleged reason that
said election is said to be void and I'M
constitutional The board has passed q
resolution asking the county attorney to
furnish an opinion as to the duty of the
board in the premises. The constitution
of the state requires a secret ballot. The
act Of the legislature providing for the
manner of holding elections makes it
the duty of the election officers to place
a number on each ballot This has led
to the discussion as to what constitutes
a secret ballot. It is upon this point
that it is claimed the election may be
unconstitutional.
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Merchant Murdered.

HENDERSON, Ky. Nov. IA num-
Der of masked negroes entered the gro
Gerry of Lang & Meter Saturday night
fiourishing weapons and ordered Met
ger to throw up his hands. Although
he complied, he was riddled with bull
let's. Several negroes were captured
and a lynching seemed imminent, but
the prisoners We're quietly removed,
three to Pineville and and four to Hop.
kinsville.
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We offer one hundred dollars reward for
any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure.
f. J. Cheney & Co.. Props, Toledo, o.
We. the undersigned have known h, J.
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business transac-
tions and financially able TO carry cut any
obligations made by their firm.
WALDING, KINNAN K MARVIN,
Wholesale druggists, Toledo, o.
WEST & TRUAX
Wholesale druggists, Toledo o.
Halls Gatarrh cure is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
gsy Hairs family pills are the best.
s1Oq6.
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AN ANNOUNCEMENT.

MIR. ]. W. Adams, editor of the
GRAPHIC, leaves today on a two
weeks business trip to Kentucky.
During his absence Mr.. E. H. Plum
mer will have editorial and roper
torial control of its columns, while
Mr.. Geo. H. Adams will have charge
of the the business department of
the paper.
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The agony is over and we all seem
to be here.-Helena World.
Yes; we know where you and Tom
Watson are "at. Pine Bluff Com
mercidl,
Sorry we can't return the compli-
ment. Nobody ever did know
where the Commercial was cat" I'M
til after the cessation of hostilities.
Then it blooms out bristling all over
with II told you SOS. Helena
KnrId.
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STATE oFOmo. CITY OF TOLEDO IS
IL 4 3 Il1Ir-n-rrA.

Frank J, Cheney makes oath that he is the
senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney K
Co., doing bushes in the city of Toledo
county and State aforesaid, and that said
firm will pay the sum of one hundred dol
cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh
Cure. FRANK J. Oh ENEY,
Sworn to and Subscribed in my presence,
this sixth day of December, A. D.. 1886.
- a. w. GLEASON,
SEAL Notary Public,
l--t
Halls Gatarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, Send for testimonials
free. +. J. CHENEY &CO.. Toledo. I.
Sold by all druggists. 55e
Hrl's Family pills are the best
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Contests In Delaware.

WILMINGTON, Nov. lit is reported
here that Henry a. Dupont will renew
his contest for a seat in the United
States senate J. Edward Addicks is
fighting in the courts for 46 seats in the
legislature on the ground of fraud in
Kent and Sussex counties. He expects
a decision ON Thursday. and if it is
against him he will make a contest at
Washington.
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WOMEN OCCUPY THE PULPlr8.


Eighty Preached In St. Louis at vari-
Gus Churches.
ST Louis, Women preached
in so pulpits Sunday It t st Louis. Con-
gregational, Methodist Episcopal. Bap-
fist, Christian, Presbyterian and Evan
gelieal churches all opened their doors
to leoturing members of the Woman $
Christian Temperance union.
The spectacle thus presented was no
less memorable than impressive, mark
ing as 1t does an era in religious liberty.
Many We're lost for while in con
temptation of the strangeness of the
event but the feeling Of novelty soon
wore of.
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JACKSON, Miss, Nov. I7.-0ficial re-
turns from Mississippi are in, showing
the following electoral vote Demo-
cratic, 90, 348, Populist, 1921 Lynch,
Republican, 2702: Hill, Republican, 81
IS Palmer, Democrat. 12o1; Prohibi-
ton, 800 Counting the Populist vote
for Bryan, his total is S., SOD to G238 for
the entire opposition.
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THE PRESENT SILVER MOVE
.HENT.

The doctrine Of try, try, again.
labor overeomes all things, and vie
tory belongs 10 the vigilant, is not
subject to any exceptions, but after
one job is accomplished it is wasted
energy to go over it again, and
where TO begin on another is a
simple question of policy and dis
erection Ia this line we regard
Mr.. Bryan's campaign, now begun
for the contest of 1900.
The country has been through a
strain of popular excitement for the
last six or eight months unpreee-
dented ii American politics, that Of
1860 not being more so The atten-
ton of the entire people have been
riyited on the issue much to the
embarrassment of business, the dis
turbance of local and general com
merce, unbalancing to some extent
the ordinary rounds of society,
both social and industrial, and now
that that conflict is over, we believe
that Mr.. Bryan will find it better
for the cause of free silver, for him
self and for the party not to open
up the animating veins of party
strife SO soon. The people need Sc
dation, now, instead Of excitatiou.
They need to be let alone that their
energies may be directed in the
channels of industry, and that
neighbors may live in accord and
unite their efforts in the line of
their common good, and not be so
soon stirred up to that semi-frenzy
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IT is now said that President
Cleveland and Secretary Carlisle
will form eopartnership after the
4th of March, and practice law in
the city of New York.
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Mr.. W. NJ. KAvANAUaH, for the
past seven years secretary and bust
ness manager of the Little Rock
Gazette has rendered his resignation,
j. N. Smithee, editor of the paper
has succeeded him.
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TROUBLES


DANGERFlELD, Tex, Nov Nv H.
Perkins, doing q general merchandise
business at this place, filed deed of
trust on his stock of goods, also 140 bales
of cotton. Assets and liabilities un-
known.
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Official Vote of Indiana.

INDIANA, Nov. 1.-THE official vote
of Indiana gives Mckinley 1923, 9I9,
Bryan, 303, 854; lowering, 8658; Pal
mer, 1919; Bentley. National Prohibi-
bitionist) 1885, Socialist, f45. McKin-
ley's plurality is 90, 205.
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NotIte

Notice is hereby given that will apply Ia
the Probate Court of jefferson county Ar
kansas, in four weeks heFefr0m, for an order
to sell the following real property; North
half of northwest quarter of section 10, town
ship 3, range Q west $50 acres) belonging to
the estate OF J. N. Barham, deceased. for the
purpose Of paying the debts ana claims pro-
bated aifainst said estate.
G. ii. TRIP LETT, Admr.
Pine Bluff Ark, Oct. 81, 1896 10 Lows
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WANTED QUICK-salesmen TO visit trade
Wv ana supply eanvassers- for greatest
selling bicycle Speciality of the age. 100000
behind the guarantee. Duns, Bradstreet's or
Bank reference. Fine chance; square treat
ment.
BUFFALO SPECIALITY MFG co,
- SIN IN Buffalo. N. Y
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warming Order

In the Chancery Court of Jefferson County.
Arkansas. Levine Brown. Plaintiff, vs.
William Brown, Defendant. The DEPENDENT
William Brown. is warned to appear in this
court within thirty days and answer the com.
plant of the Plaintiff Levine Brown. Given
under my hand and the seal OF said court this
9Th day of Nov. A. ID. 1896.
J. A. Langford, d. @. H. A Mccoy. Clerk
II IL W 1t
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Deed of Trust

MEuA, Tex Nov. 17.-Mrs. B.
Schwartz, doing a drygoods and milh-
merry business at this place, has made a
deed of trust, naming s. E. Oalgin as
trustee
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Total Vote Received.

AUSTIN, Nov. 1.-THE vote so far
sent in stands Bryan and Sewall, 24O,-
642; Bryan and Watson, 62, 582; Mo
Kiuley and Hobart, 129,I47; CuIberson,
239, $50; Nearby. 1914. 81.
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TIE MENACE OF P0PULLSM

TIE MENACE OF P0PULISM
The Democracy Of Arkansas is
menaced by Populism as it never
was before. Heretofore the Dem
ecratic party, State and Congres-
sional, has been opposed by Repub-
lican- Populist fusion tickets Here
tofore there has been no scheme that
could be devised by the Republicans
to overthrow Democracy in this
State that has not found counte-
nance and support among the Pop
ulists. No language so vile, no
denunciation so severe, no slandtr
upon the character of our people so
stepped in infamy and falsehood that
did not evoke in the hills and val
leys of Arkansas applause from the
Populists. Then they were ready
to Join hands with the Republicans
to overthrow all that is decent and
respectable in Arkansas politics.
Suffering numerous defeats; seeing
tLat opposition to Democracy was
fruitless; learning that the inter
rified hosts of Jefferson and Jackson
could not be defeated even by flu
sion of the carpet baggers of the
Republican reconstruction period
with the disgruntled and hetero-
geneous elements composing the so
called Peoples Party, the Populists
have sought other means of accom-
plishing their sinister purposes.
Now they seek fusion and alliance
with the Democrats. For the sake
OF National campaign and upon a
sentiment borrowed from the Pop
ulists, the Democrats and Populists
entered into a temporary fusion
arrangement. But now, if an inter
view with o reporter for the Arkan-
sas Democrat is to be believed, the
Populists expect as a result of this
fusion upon electors, coalition
with the Democrats in the next
State campaign and division of
the State Offices on Democratic
Peoples Party ticket.
1t must be admitted that Pop
ulism has made great Roadway in
this State during the last two years.
The Arkansas Gazette, formerly the
State organ of the Democratic
party, is now in complete control of
a Colorado Populist, and no doubt
at the critical moment the Gazette
will bloom forth in its true colors
and advocate PopuIism or Demo
Pop Fusion in State affairs as well
as National.
Powell Clayton once said in advo-
eating fusion with the Peoples
Party in this State that it was but
one step from Populism to Repub-
iicanism; so it seems that 1t is but
one step from Demo Pop-Fuslon to
Populism.
There was no reasonable provoca-
ton or excuse for fusion with the
Poplists in this State on electors;
still less for fusion on State ticket
at the next election.
Nevertheless there will no doubt
be strong effort made two years
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Chnttel Mnrfrare

GAINESVILLE. Tex, Nov I7.-E. H.
Bobo, a drygoods merchant here filed a
ehattle mortgage here, naming 0. W.
Simmons trustee.
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Mr.. Geo. L. Smith, Of the Geo L. Smith
Mantel Co, Louisville, Ky, writes Feb 26,
1924: For about year was a terrible suf-
ferer from heart trouble, which got SO bad
l was obliged to sit up in bed to get my
breath. ! had to abandon business and
could hardly crawl around My friend, Mr..
Julius C. Yoght, one OF our leading pharma-
cists, asked me TO try DR.. Miles Heart Cure
l had used little more than bottle when
the pain ceased and palpitations entirely
disappeared. | have not had the slightest
trouble since, and today am attending to
business as regularly as ever"
Sold by druggists everywhere. Book on
Heart and Nerves sent free. Address Or
Miles Medical CO.. Elkhart, Ind.
DR.. Miles Remedies Restore Health.
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ChatteI Mortgage.

WAxAHAcmE, Tex, Nov. I'll. w.
Trippett filed chattel mortgage on his
stock of goods for SOC, 000.
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Sr.LoUis. Nov 18-Cattle 10 TO PC lower;
Texas and Indian steers, s. 25a33a
Sheep loo lower.
CHICAGO, Nov. IG-CattIe 10 to l5o lower aud
yealx. Texas staprs 30 r583 ~
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OUR CLUBBING RATES.
Leading N.wspapsrs at Reduced Prices
when Taken with the Semi
W.-hly Graphic.

The *iee-sis week GRAPHIC has
nude arrangements with the leading
newspapers of the country whereby
it can secure them for It's subscribers
at greatly reduced prices. The list
appears below. the price named be
ing for the twiee-a-week GRAPHIC and
the newspaper mentioned both for
one year
The twiee-a- week GRAPHIC and the:
Thrice-a- week New York World. 2O0
Weekly Commercial Appeal."..."$l. 10
Farm NeWs....................... / to
Home and Farnl.....,............... l.t3
Fafn journal ..................... ...... LOU
Texas Farm and Ranchu.....,..... 200
Weekly Courier Journal............. :. %
New York Daily Adyertiser........ 300
WOmankind ............................. !. so
Atlanta Constituti0f................. 200
In the above list are free silver,
sound money, Republican, Democrat
ic, farm and household publications,
and every one can find paper to
suit him. The Farm News, Farm
journal and WoInankind are pub
lished monthly; the Home and Farm
twice month; Commercial Appeal,
Farm and Ranch, Courier-Journal,
and Atlanta Constitution, Weekly;
New York World. three times a week;
and the New York Advertiser daily
including Sunday.
Parties should avail themselves OF
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proceed to sell at the court house door. at
Pine Bluff, Ark the following described
school lands, towit:
Lots three, four five, six. nine, ten. eleven,
twelve, thirteen and sixteen, section Ii. town
ship south. range II west, in school district
No. IL, Jefferson county. Ark.
G. II TRIPLETT,
10 23w4w Sheriff
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Notice is hereby given that ], as Collector
of Jefferson county, Ark, having had the
same appraised aud surveyed according to
law, will on
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the paper.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-19

Squire Lewis held a coroners jury al
Henrico courthouse yesterday afternoon
TO s,ok into the cause OF the death OF
Joseph Spencer who was crushed to
death in the gravel pit Just beyond
Hartshorn College Friday afternoon at
o'clock as reported in The Times yes
terday.
Mr.. W. L. Gibboy. foreman in charge
of the work. testified that he was di-
recting the work. and was himself buried
up TO his waist.
John Futz (colored) was On the out
side of the bank drilling, am iurt as
soon as the bank caved In he began
taking dirt off the men.
Archer Bentley. tie 1nly nan ~ the
Dit besides the foreman who could ap-
pear at court was slightly injured but
managed TO walk home with the as
sistance 81 a stick.
George Headen. one OF the colored
hands. who was working on the outside
OF the pit. stated that the weight Of
dirt on top OF a gravel pit is liable to
make IL cave.
The Jury having decided that the tes-
timony OF Robert Hargrove and Edward
Ferguson should be heard before 4 YER
diet is rendered. Squire Lewis adj
journed the jury over until tomorrow at
IL o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-19
ThE PONTIACS DEFEATFD.
The College Combination Team Too Much
for Them.

The college combination team formed
here a few days ago met and defeated
the Pontiac team al Richmond College
campus yesterday afternoon by a score
Of is TO !. W1thcrs pitched In his old
time form for the Combination team.
letting them down with four scattering
hits while Ryan. The crack tWirler Tor
the Pontiacs. was hit for ten two-bag-
gers. four thrce-baggers. and three sin
giles. Withers would have treated them
10 q shut-out but for a wild throw 10 third
by Hill.
The score by innings is as follows:
r. II. L.
Pontiacs III OOOO OOOO-l 4
Batteries Combination. Withers and
Hil Pontiacs. Ryan Gierrlng
Summary. Struck out by Withers. Is;
by Ryan T. Base on balls-On Withers.
%. OF Ryan. ..
Tho following is list Of applicants TO
compose the Combination team:
Fleming. Richmond College. Mayo. Rich
mond College. Cunningham. Hampden-Sid-
ney. Holland. McCabe $ school. hill, Me
Cabc's school. Gordon. McCabe's School;
Laughton. McCabe's School. Withers. Nc
Cabes school; Binford. IL Johns; -Four
qurean. Richmond. Thorpe, Richmond D
Landrum. Richmond. Greenwood, Blacks
burg, Phillips. V. VI. /.
DIAMOND DUST
Sholta put up a nice game again yes
terday He accepted five chances with
out an error.
Viox played a pretty third. At bat he
got four hits out Of i've times at bat.
Pender's work at first continues 10 be
Of d nigh order.
Berte played neat short again.
Lynch was hurt on the leg IN the fifth
inning. lie continued 10 play ball, how
ever.
Iuc running catch of Wngley's fly by
NioN IN the second inning was neatly
done.
Ine game between Richmond and
Petersburg FOR tomorrow has been trans
lcred 10 Richmond. Both teams are IN
good condition. and IL is expected a large
crowd Will attend The band Will be on
hand TO make things lively.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-19
the ROOF GARDEN.
Additional Attractions offered for the
Present Week.

Richmond people are not slow 10 appre
ciate "A good thing as the attendance at
the performances on the stage OF the
Jefferson ROOF garnen the past week
attest. \ remarkably good BIZ was plac-
cd on the boards last Monday and. with
some very pleasant variations. was con-
tinued through the week, delighting both
old and young. and holding their closest
attention through each entertainment.
In ADDITION 10 Mile. Monte Elmo and
the three Mahr sisters Messrs. Ainslie *
Webster offer the coming week Miss Doro-
thy Drew. pretty character. rhange.
song and dance artist. Mile. Ottlllie. the
dainty chauntesette. and Mr.. George era
ham, an eccentric dispenser OF the comic
side OF human nature. This aggresa-
ton. with the music Of the jefferson or
chestra, will furnish those who are fond
OF light amusement with most delight
full evening.
When one stops TO consider how cool the
roof. garden is and the comparatively small
cost 10 each individual FOR the enter
tainment the combination seems most
satisfactory. and makes summer in Rich
mond all the pleasanier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-19
A ROW OpEK BISf-B1LL.
Members of the Hchuuond Team and
Ctlers Arrested.

About II o'clock last night a row oc-
CURED in GisselbTecht's saloon between
several members of the Richmond base
bah team and some young men from
Church hin over baseball matters gen
orally, and in regard 10 the play OF the
Richmond team ia particular Some
harsh words were used. and when the
crowd reached the sidewalk a free fight
ensued
l'sice officer Marion b. Sutton. Of the
Second precinct. who stood az the end
OF his beat al Thirteenth and Main
streets. al the time. noticed the fracas
and at once repaired TO the scene as a
peace-makcr. lie arrested the follow
ms persons. who were led in a process
sion n the Second station: Charles Fray
ser. Dick Mccarthy. J. G. Garrison. Har-
~ Wilson. Frank Woodruff. Bob Pcndcr,
and r. W. Clausen. The two last-named
parties are members OF the Richmond
ball team.
AT the station-housc all seven cul-
prits were recognized to appear in the
Police Court Monday morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-19

Many Of the travellers have not yet re-
turned from their trips and vacations. yet
the gathering last night at their head
quarters was enthusiastic and pleasant.
Several letters from various parts OF the
country looking 20 the interest Ct the as
sociation were read and appropriately an
swered The business OF tho evening
was not completed but continued to an
adjourned meeting. which was ordered
for next Saturday night. July 18th. at s
o'clock. The visitors TO the rooms were
highly pleased with the pleasant situa-
tion. the location and the refreshing
breezes waited through the open windows
from the noble James and made com
plimentary remarks about the unique ad-
vertising cards adjoining the walls Of the
coy apartments Of the Travellers Pro-
tective Association.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-19
hrNcHBURc. ~ roRrsuoUrH, ?.
Ire straights Against the Truckers-Er-
r0rs bY mn Climbers.

LYNCHBURG. VA. July 1s.-Special.-
i.yncnDurg made 10 three straights from
foriamouth to-day 10y doubling them In
hitting and scoring
Lyncnpurg hit Brewer for twenty hits
ana made fourteen runs. thirteen OF them
earned. while Portsmouth touched up
Boyian Tor ten hits and seven runs.
Lyncnburg made six errors and Ports
mouth had clean score in that respect.
McGann was not IN the game to-day.
y wing received . telegram that bis
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-19
ORIOLES DEFEAT REDS.
PUNCHED HITS AND MADE DOU-
BIAS AND TRIPLES At WILL.
Bean Eaters Take the Game From tho
spidcrs-Nlchois' Great Game-Pirates
Win From the Phillies.

CINCINNATI, July 1s.-Thirteen thou
sand people sad the Reds fall down to-
day after eleven straight wins. The
Champions punched their hits on Ehret
and made doubles and triples at will.
while Homming was very effective with
men on bases. except in the sixth inning.
Both teams played a good game In the
field. In tn seventh inning after PETE
had singled. Ehret hunted TO Hemmins.
but Clarke interfered with Ehret and n
double play resulted, as Umpire Sheridan
did not see the holdup.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-19

The Council Committee on Relief of the
Poor will hold its regular monthly meet
ing at the city almshouse tomorrow
evening at 1880 o'clock.
The Committee on Retrenchment and
Reform will hold its first regular month
ly meeting tomorrow evening at o'clock
IN room No. OF the City Hall.