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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
The Cattle Quarantine Raised Envelopes
for Cuba Iibre

RALEIGH, Y. c.. May 27-Special.-
The cattle quarantine IN this state
which has been source %
much concern. has been raised.
and cattle can now be shipped from this
State. The committee from Richmond.
which was here a short time ago, hes
been working with Governor Carr 90 gct
this matter settled.
Quite n lot OF envelopes addressed 20
the Cuban Army Sanitary Corps. senior
Rafael Navarro. Treasurer 81 Ncw street.
New York city, have been received here.
Attached to the envelopes are SIPS. con-
talnlng a flag Of cuba Libre. with Inc
strucNous 10 send I'D cents 300 vostaEe
stamps. which goes 20 the credit or lFo
popular fund for the relief OF the sick
and wounded 900 the Cuban army IL ia
useless 90 say that the envelopes We're
sept back, enclosing the ~ cents Do
stamps.
Mrs. Frederick Baker ~ New York
has given the University of North caro-
lima three thousand dollars Go equip
Commons Hail 40 the University ana pro-
vide board at cost for STUDENTS. The hall
will Doe opened next September with ace
commodations for 200 and the charge VIII
bo IS per month. which 10 is hoped to
Doe twenty walters who viii get m'aiH
reduce 10 s. after a while. Ihtre VIII
Tor their services.
President Winston says that Commons
Hall will have Western beer daily ana
tho host food in the State cooked Dy the
best cooks.
The Mason farm. Of one thousand acres
located one and oue-haIf miles from the
University. and recently hcquoltfei 20
~ Dos Rev. and Mrs j. J.. Mason, VIII
Doe used ass poultry dairy. sio'h' ana
truck farm % supply thc tables ln Como
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28
nrDs AND srIDrRs norm VIM
4 Disgus.ed Crowd at New fork-"rio'''
r,sv yictory-Phillies win.

ra.v victory-Phiilies Win.
u-,cuTNGTON. May 21.-Cincinnhu
wan TO. day by taking advantage Oh s.'
,,o,,o teams misplays and batting Ne'
In cnnortunely. Ehret was an enigma
go .trro was not hit made from MN
It'll the fifth inning His suptpIt W.
,'er,, ragged. The Washingtons pia!eu
an all-round Indifferent game ana ue9'''
cd defeat. Attendance, S.VlV' =
Score. ooo
c,rri'ren ......O402l1O O-l0 10
batteries. German and MCGUIRE Ehret
and Vaughn. o,,,,
'''' CLEVELAND. Il; NEW YORK, D.
Wv WORK. Nav 27.-Meekin gave %
basos on balls IN eight inmn IS 49,
and was hit freely ~ the bargain i"'
,.,iioo, was too much for the New
Vc,i[s who. though they batted YOUNG
bard could not win the game from 1"e
rlevelauds The affair was long orr" w., "a
cui and at its conclusion scarcely -,
icons we're left Of the big crowd thal
greeted the team when tney ~ i"asoI
'bs 0old Fred PREFER has been releasen
hv the New York club. Attehoah'e'
6'goo. Ri. f.
cioyc,ond ...2OCO2214O-n il 5
New York ........3 0C ! 90 % -
batteries: Young and OConnor; Nee
kin. Campbell and wilson.
BOSTON. Is; PII'lSBU)'"' IL.
pOSTON. Nav 27-Boston won to-day
Tho game was five times tied ana Boz
ton tied IN the eighth when eight runs ~
the bad and won ont I'm tho ninth "i''I
prtslure had taken the lead en- tho
vons home run HaWlcy went into
ditch IN the eighth after Klllen had been
bit for Eve singles and q double. Mains
rerlaced stivetts IN the eighth and gave
four bases on balls in succession. Nlci'c',
rstobod i'm the ninth. IL was the oihciai
6noniuc Of the season, and representa-
tive crowd turned out Attenaance'
S01 =,
Score: ~ ~. -
| Boston ............2 02l0OS 2-l5 ]. %
Eatto.ics: Hawiey Killen and Susdcn'
etivetts. Mains. Nichols and Camel.
BALTIMORE. o; ST. LOUIS. o.
| pATTiNORE. MD. May G.-St. Louis
| ba'smen were unable TO connect with
| Uoffcr's delivery to-day and they We're
! STINT ont. The Baltimore twirl,r was ~
rrno form and pitched even o better
| ear1c than che score shows. Attendance,
-. -. Ri z.
r.;tin,ore .........1 90 o o. > o N-9 -
! ~ Louis .........0 o o o o o o 90
Batteries. Honer ana koolnsoh' ore
| ensttin and Mcfarland.
PHILADELPHIA. IS. CHICAGO. D.
PHILADELPHIA. May z'-Phlaoci-
mia defeated Chicago again today. NC
! atOlqn and Mcfarland were liberal with
| bo-os ON balls. The former was the
more effective. however. when men were
! ON iascs. although he was hit haro'i
than tho visiting twirler. Tho local play
HH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28
ALBEMARLE VETERANS.
.roUy EOWTE.srRAN0E CAMP COM
ING ~ Full FORCE.
:, r ~ mike Camp VIII Also Bring run
Eanks-rinc virginia COTS 10 %
sold In New York.

,.,,,prorTEsvILLE. VA. May ~
~ nc, nv veterans OF John Bowie
p'vIli I,a,r, met last night, 1t being
H'thlso - Monthly meeting. gooa-
-. vas present and mucn puSl-
- transacted. the approaching Ieuii,o"
a., p,cbmond being the central lueN
around which the business Oh inc
ing revolved. 49,. ~c,,,ion rs n
The camp will attend the reuilloi' - %
bodv. and all old soldiers are Ittu',
- o,tond as members for the occasio"'
NJ, ,o,,,pittoe on uniform reported
,,,,nhor OF ORGANIZATIONS would ptoSule
mnisorn coats. and nearly all would az
least adopt tho regulation mar. ~
Damn numbers one hundred only but Win
the Ladies' Auxiliary 10 aid them they
voted a contribution of one hunoreo ooi-
lars 10 the Davis monument fund' t"e"-
~ dollars I'm money and some provisions
10 aid I'm entertaining the visiting cam y,
10 the old Confederate capital ana VIII
take with them 20 Richmond large
number OF veterans who are not aDie
TO bear the expenses Of the TRIP
MEMORIAL DAY.
Tho ladies' Informed the camp that they
had decided to make Thursday OF TINS
week Memorisl-Day, but as that IS eiee-
ton day tho camp viii request the laule'
10 postpone the decoration unul ueS-
dav Of next week, which will In all prop
ability be done.
THE following were elected delegates 10
the United Confederate reunion IN ken
mond. Captain " Woods. Rev J. William
Jones. D. D.. Commander James NJ. Car
nett. Captain H. Clay Niche. and Col
onol r. Il. W Duke with power 70 APP
point their alternates in the event OF
their non-attondance.
The II. T. w. Duke Camp, Sons of
| Confederate Veterans. Judge r. i. W.
Duge. Jr.. commanding, with Phil, Letter
man adjutant, Will attend the reunion i
a body The camp numbers about one
hundred, which number Will be largely
augmented by Confederate sons and
| daughters.
THOROUGHBRED COLTS.
About thirty thoroughbred yearling colts
y ere shipped from here to-day 20 BROOK
/ iyu. y. y. where they will be sold al
/ public auction on the 9Th OF JiIua Eigh
teen CT these beautiful animals were
] from "Elierslie" the celebrated stock
| farm of Captain K j. Hancock. OF Albc
| marie. seven from "Annlta,' the Well
known farm OF A. ID. Payne, of thl.
| city. and a number from II. G.. and K. VI
/ Beattie of Richmond. The Richmon'
colts arrived here yesterday and were
! qulrtered al Paynes stables. where 20
| day they Joined the Albemarle bcague
! Tor the New York market
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28
RArrlHlyNoCR STORMS.
Commencement Exercises Of Bowling
Green Academy.

tfftu AtANtNhNs
BOWLING GREEN. VA. May g7.-spe-
cial.-Persons coming into town this
morning report severe storm in the
upper Rappahannock valley yesterday ar
ternoon.
At Port Royal. I'm this county. both the
Methodist and cOlored churches were
blown down. and much other damage
done. The warehouse on the steamboat
wharf at Port Conway, on the hlhs
George side was blown into the river.
The recent rains have greatly improved
the condition OF the crops in THIS sec
ton.
Tobacco-raisers are about through set
ting ont their plants and are now soma
ing their last years crop 10 market.
They are getting good prices and are
much pleased thercat
one OF them received from his commits
sion merchant a few days ago cheek Ior
500 Tor mis- crop.
Wheat. oats and hay were All III
iured bv the dry weather and the yield
will be very light
The commencement exercises OF BOWL
ing Green Female Seminary, which have
been in pr0gr-s FOR the past three days
closed yesterday.
Rev. J. a. Kern preached the com
meuccmcnt sermon on sunday ana the
diplomas and medals were awarded last
night.
Miss Maud Br0addus graduated IN an
tho departments " the school and reas
the salutatOry address.
An essay was read by Miss lone Cut
ter and Miss caro- Broadlus was inc
valcdictorian
To-day these sweet girl graduates are
leaving FOR their homes and there Is an
aching void ln the hearts OF the young
men Of our town.
pew. j. r. Payne who has been pr.n
ciual Of the school FOR tho past TWO yea.
win soon go 10 Gorlonsville 10 'uN,
charge NJ "a school for young ia'le' d.
An election for town officers will n'
held tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28
1h. Rrnnd slreei AoonIIght.

o..tr,, tho Indictment weather. the moon-
IN, ovcursion which was 20 have been
,'ren TUESDAY night boy the Broad-Street
Church Epworth League. has been post
,,,,.d until next Saturday night. May
5o,b This Is the nrst time the people
of Richmond have had an opportunity OF
taking this delightful trip on Saturd,
evening when. after the cares OF tho
week are over. IL can De enjoyed more
fuily than az any other time. There -
every reason 20 believe that there Wal
he "A large crowd. and those desiring 10
attend the ball game. Will have ample
time 10 DO this and reach the steamer
Pocahontas IN time 10 leave az o'clock.
Refreshments. sandwiches. etc, Will DO
served and "A delightful concert given.
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l,u,,ing, Court.

The following cases were dlspos. 49,, =,
IN the Hastings Court before Juaso WIZ
and q jury yesterday. e,.. o,a
Charles Ostrander were tried for oieaN,
in- into a car OF the Cnesapeahv anu
Ohio Railway Company. Inc u.S' W.
named were sent TO JAN ior .enI u-s -
a., az, 80 iau FOR iifteen days and hned
Henrietta Pollard was fined IS and sent
20 ,a,I for thirty days for keeping DIS
orderly house 49,. EARN,
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ORANGE. VA. May 25.-Suecial.-The
eo,,,.,h game Of baseball between the teams
from Locust Dale Academy ana Wood
ter,v Forest High School resulted in
favor Of the Woodberry boys to-day. the
eco,.e being u 20 4. Taylor and Acco-
I'm, ala the battery work for Noodberry
Forest while king Lawson ana La
grande hicd the same respective positions ON.
for Locust Dale Taylor pitched SUI
ne,h game. allowing only four hits OF
his delivery Lawson did not SO wen.
ana twelve hits went TO the Woodoerry
boys favor.
The games now stand 70 ?. and the
"rubber." which Ia 10 be played shortly,
will be OF the most exciting character.
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Eo4NoKE AND portsmouth.
The Mountaineers Found Lampe WIZ
Iase- Unsatisfactory tiupiriDg.

ROANOKE, VA. May special.-The
features Of to-days game was the ease
with which Lampe was hit by the local
batsiuen and the unusually heavy work
Of Keefcr who found the Portsmouth
man every time he was at the bat
Willis pitched good game the iouF
runs I'm the seventh by the visitors being
the result OF errors 10y HIN and White
hill. Moss a local substitute. um9ired
again to-day, and the visitors got de-
cidedly the best Of the decisions.
The worst one against the locals was
his decision calling hot one by Wrigiey
Just inside first base a foul. 1t WAs
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FIEsr DisrRIcr EEPUBLIcANs.
They VIII Hold "a Congressional Conyen-
tiou at Cape Charles.

sATI-DA. Va. May Sgecial.-The
Circuit Court. Judge Wright presiding
has been in session here an the week
County Court met to-dayand VIII pro-
badly continue tomorrow.
of.fte a large crowd met here IN att
tendance upon the Republican Con-
e,rDs.iona Committee OF the First dis
triet which met to-day Chairman s. H..
Erasham presided over the meeting. The
committee decided on Cape Charles rs
inc place and July I'D as tho time for
foffirr tho convention 20 nominate the
candidate for Congress and transact any
other business usually done boz such con-
yentions.
The committee decided that the num-
ber of delegates from the counties and the
CITY of fredericksburg shall Doe the same
ms al the late convention held az Tappa-
hammock.
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The Oyster shuckcrs Take Both Games
From the Farmers.

From the Farmers.
NORFOLK, VA. May 7.-Special.-The
large crowd of baseball enthusiasts which
journeyod out TO league park to-day to
witness the game between Norfolk and
Petersburg got their moneys worth, ana
the roOtors for the locals had the salts
faction of seeing their favoritcs take both
games away from the Farmers. The first
game was called at ESQ o clock, with
Pfanminer and Bowerman in tho points
for the locals. while Quarles and Raffert
omciatcd for the visitors. The work
of PfaumilIer was excellent and Bowennan
played mis- usual snappy game. The To-
Gals seemed 10 have gotten supply OF
ginger as they put up Il very clever game.
The visitors also played WELL and the con-
test was a spirited one, throughout Arm
strong and BOwerman carried off the
hating honor5 AMI Corbctt put up a
beautiful game at short. a total Of
three errors was all that were charged TO
the locals. while the visitors had six TO
th,i credit. some of which were costly.
Following is the complete score:
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MILLER SCHOOL May I.-special--
The superb team Of Staunion. Wn'ch
has hitherto been invinciole' deleauhs
Washington and Lee, Y. NJ. L., ana oi"o' -
met defeat at the Miller Schoo' yes,
terdav afternoon In brilllanty play "a
- %, nan The Miller Schools field
Inc .nd general all-'round playing vas
excellent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28

In the Law and Equity Court the easo
OF Baker against the Chesapeake ana
Ohio Railway Company was stu on triai
all day yesterday I'm the afternoon '"e
argument on the part Of the lawyers TOOK
place, and II is expected that Nes'-s'
will be returned I'm the morning.
Mary l.. Cook WAS granted olYorse
In this tribunal Yesterday from Ea"'a
Na-sar Cook.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28
HHrHTL iciDLlfI.
Col. Mcintyre Has Purchased the Tau-
ouier white sulphur springs.

quier white sulphur springs.
BETHEL ACADEMY. VA. May o.
Special Colonel r.. A. Mcintyre the
owner and superintendent of Bethel Mill
Mry Academy. has just purchased the
Faaquier White sulphur Springs for his
school. The property consists OF two
hundred acres twelve cottages. and the
hotel building.
The Academy now has students from
twenty states and foreign countries. The
taking az the new barracks Will occur
Friday next with an address hy Aiior-
nev-Gencral Scott. of Richmond ON the
fI.ht of this day will be grand public
l..ll ana sociablc. 10 which everybody IS
invited.
The springs will Zoe run during the COM
ing summer as usual the school not tax
ing final possession until September lo'
$500
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own expenses. This action is highly com
~,,rndable Let the camps of tho state
49,, mo good example set by Gibson
NcCreadv Camp, Of Smyth county
The long and serious drought In TINS
section has been broken by copiOus rains,
and the parched vegetation and farmers
now wear a gladstone smile.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28

summary: Earned runs-Roano,@,e - =
Two-base hlts-Keefer. Williams N l.','..
stolen bases-Wilns. Cockman, WIFE,,
Grove Hargrove. Magee' Mart baS r,,
on balls-on Lampe, ]. Struck o ra,,s
willis. 4. BY Lampe. J.. l 49,, w'iiis
williams. ]. Rollins. l. WA Il, 80 go
Time Of game one hou' ""N
,,,,,5tos Umpire. Mr.. Moss.
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STUART. VA. May 25.-Special.-The
Democratic ma-s-meeting here yester-
day appointed d solid silver delegation
a. stat'uton. Resolutions were passed
endorsing the course Of Daniel IN the SEN
me- and OF swanson In the House and de-
claring for the unit rule.
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HIGHLAND COUNTY.
,rcc-Sitvrr Resolutions Were Voted
Down.

MONTERREY. VA. May 27.-S9ccial.-
Tho following delegates from Highland
have lust been elected. and will attend
r. Democratic Convention az Stanton
June am. state senator r. T. Jones. l..
II. Stevenson. $. ". steritt, John j.
Hines T. b. Williams. ;. 4. Porter
u.itb the following aitcrnates. : y. Sige.
v II. AIcTheuey. J. 4. Newman. 9. A..
stevenson. Charles a. Bird. W. W. VIII
4 motion 20 instruct the deie9atcs to
vote Tor free silver was defeated
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Clerk. once to be Repaired and Fire
rrnnf Room Added.

ASHLAND. VA. My @l-Spec.al-
At meeting Of the Board OF super
vlsors of Hanover county. IL was decided
10 repair the old clerks Office at Hanover
Courthouse. and o. add hre-proot ron
1S>.0 feet. The contract Coz tho whole
iob was Oct TO the Western Metal Com
p..ny Tor s.. 800
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28

CHARLOTTE. VA. May H.-Special.-
charlotte IS proud to-day over the fact
that she has secured the Lutheran School
FOR Girls. II is TO be II great institution.
covering the entire South with its iniiu-
euce.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28
o. IT. BERRY Sc CO.,
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28
MUNYON'S
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weak men. Price, 81.
Personal letters 20 Professor Munyon.
1903 Arch street. Philadelphia, Pa, an
swered with free medical advice for any
disease.
A SEPARATE CURE FOR EACH DISEASE.
ArALL DRUGGIsTs-25o. a BOTTLE.
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summary. Llrned FuHs- nv IHIV,."' -
I.ynchburg, T. Two-base hits-Berte'
fitzpatrick. Kahn. Pickering. Doian CD
Mc0ann GU. Mcfarland, Boland. Three
base hits-Sanford. Leahy. Home runs
McGann. Stolen bascs-Pickerlng ~
Double plays-Kain. Pender 10 Wells;
f<eahy TO Little Base Oh balls-On NC
Fariand. z: or Fitzpatrick. q. suuch
,ut-By Mcfarland. o; by Gilpatrick. ].
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Games To-Day.
At Richmond:
Roanoke VS.. Richmond.
At Lynchburg:
Petersburg vs.. Lynchburg.
At Norfolk.
Portsmouth vs.. Norfolk.
\ofeS
Games To-Day.

Tho Roanoke club viii meet the Cham
pions this afternoon. The game VIII oe
called at 3:45 o'clock. The visitors conc
flushed with two victories over Ports
mouth. and led by pop" Tate. they VIII
endcayor to keep up their winning streak'
so % hot game may be expected
Norfolk Increased her lead over Rich-
m0nd 10y taking two from IeterSputs-
Tho Champions did well 20 break even.
They have now won four games to Lynch-
burg's eight.
The Farmers don't seem to be able to
play push pins. 49,.
Lynchburg has Petersburg for three
games. which they Will doubtlessly win.
richmond and Norfolk Will have 10 play
bali to keep the leaders from gaining on
them
There will bc two games on saturday.
Tho morning game will be called at lo''o
O'Clock
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clearly safe. and was good for three
bases. Second and third were occupied
at the time.
The score.
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IYNCIIBURG

Richmond .....,......4 % % 20
Tv,chburr g1 o % % %
summary: Earned runs-INnchburg. .,
Richmond. g. Two-hase hits-Iimmer-
man. Throc-base hits-McGann. Home
runs-NcGann. Dolan. Sanford, stolen
base Pickering Base on balls-Boyian
2: Tannehiu l. lit by pitched ball
Fear. smith Struck out-Ey Boylan
o by Tannehin g. Time Of game one
hour and forty-nve minutes. Umpire
Cline
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Gnmcs SchednIeA for IO-DaY.

Games Scheduled for To-Day.
cleveland at New York.
ST. Louis AZ Baltimore.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Tiusburg az Boston.
Louisville az Brooklyn.
Cincinnati al Washington.
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Souihern League hame>.

At Mobile. H. H.
Mobile .......... OOO111033-9 II 3
New orleans -. 3O32O Ski 10
Batteries-Hahan and King Mc'ini'ls
pt-n,i,'trbam. r. H. T..
pirminrham ......O1O2OO1O2-6 II
Montgomery .... O0O1OO24X-7
BATTERIES Sparks and Rappoid Bailey
and KchOe. =
Second game): II II r.
birmingham 49,. 13OOO11O1-
Montgomery. $1,000 10 0x-lO
Ratterics-McDonald. Adams. and Rap
nold. Shcehan and Kehoe.
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PETERSBURG.

summary. Earned runs-Norfolk. /;
Petersburg. 0. Two base hts-Ballentyne.
Howerman. Three base mts-Nentz.
PASSED balls-Bowernan, /; Stanhope, l.
,IIit By pitched ball-I(tson. Struck out
Bv Corbett. 3. by kitson. 3. Ease ON
hans-Om Corbett. 8; off Kitson, Q. Sac
riflce hits-Ramp. Dundon. stolen bases---
Ballentyne, 2. Dundon, Stanhope, kitson.
Lett on bases-Norfolk, 3; Petersburg
8. Time OF game. one hour and forty
minutes. Umpire, Bets
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Gamcs lceierday.

Ivnchburg, Q. Richmond, D.
Richmond. 6. Lynchburg, D.
Roanoke. :. Portsmouth, ..
Petersburg. .. Norfolk, ..
Norfolk. Il. Petersburg, >.
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Passed baIls-Schabcl. !; Boland, l. 1lne
of game. one hour and fortS-"Ne MN
utcs. Umpire. cine.
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PETERSBURG.

Norfolk OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. o = q : Ia
Petersburg. .............. o o % { 90 o.
Summary. Earned runs-Norfolk, g.
Petersburg. O. Two base hits-McFar-
Ian. Armstrong. @. Corbett. Wcntz. Kelly
Stauhore. Wild pitches -Quarles. Base
on baus-OM Pfanmnlcr /, off Quaries. 3.
str.icN oui-By Pfanminer. 4. by Quarles,
o. Hu by pitched ball-Turner stolen
haec.-Tcrrcr 8. Cor0ett, Quinn, Pan
miller Rancrt Left on baSes-Noriolk,
6. Petersburg. 6. Double pays-Pianmii-
Ter. Corbett andd Armstrong. Brcen and
StsuhCIe. TIE OF game. Two hours
AMI twenty-five minutes. Umpire Belts.
SECOND GAME.
The second dgame was the most inter
est.nc Of tie two contests. being marked
bv suorcer batting and fielding. Cor
BIT twircd for the locals in this game
ana y,ayc1 his position beautifully. hold
ing Ms opponents down 10 three scatter
ing hits and having nine assists TO his
credit. Kuson pitched for Petersburg.
and was batted freely, nine hits being
made off his delivery. The following
sco.. tells The story ia detail.