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Defeat of the X ,beIs

Managua, March II. via. Galveston.-A
desperate fight, lasting five hours, has
occurred at Pital. The rebels made a
stubborn resistance. but were finally beat
en-. Two hundred were killed and
wounded.
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You can travel on a railroad train
that cost s50.O0oOO for a day and AZ
night Tor $1,000 but you can't own the
train Pay the Standard SO 90 Tor a
yearly subscription and Sights and
Scenes OF the World and they both be-
long a. you.
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Not Killed Rut Tested.

Paris. March administer OF Agricul-
ture NJ. Vigor has issued a decree that
Imported cattle need not be killed on
landing. They will. however, be spe-
cially tested for tuberculosis.
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Murdered Ills Sister.

Peoria, March 14.-Albert Wallace was
hanged at Pekn to-day for the murder OF
his sister. Mrs Bowlby. Dissatisfaction
over the disposal OF their fathers estate
was the cause of the murder.
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Write s c. Wells & Co. lie Roy. y. y.
for pamphlet on -Four National Foes
and sample Of their celebrated Karl's
Glover Root Tea
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Washington. March 1A-Secretary La
mont has written a letter TO Senator
Hawley. chairman Of the senate commit
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TWO-HANDED SWORDS.
Enormous Weapons that No Ordinary
Man Could WELD.

St Nicholas.
In the thirteenth. fourteenth and fif-
tenth centuries the development Of the
sword was carried forward rapidly.
Hitherto. the military organization OF
Europe had been of the most irregular
character. but in the fourteenth CEN
tury the German troops and the men
from the Swiss mountains became
known far and wide for their thorough
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-16

Reduced rates TO Austria. Germany.
Sweden. and all points IN Europe. Tick.
ets to Chicago. New York. Boston.
Philadelphia and all eastern and can
adam points. Call al Butte. Anaconil
& Pacific passenger depot for rates.
ns ps. etc.
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Let politeness rule I'm your store. The
curious caller who buys nothing to-day
NAV be a good buyer tomorrow.
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is money

and the opinion II quits
generally held that IL is
then the traveller who goes
east over the Burlington is
from 81 TO IS ahead of the
man who takes any other
line TO Omaha. Kansas
city. ST. Louis or any other
Southern or Southeastern
city.
Not because the rate is
lower; but because the
time is faster.
The man who takes the
Burlington reaches his des-
tination nearly a whole
day sooner than the man
who takes any other line.
And he is in pocket just
what II would have cost
him for that days ex-
penses-and TIME.
Tickets and time tables
on application 10 the local
ticket agent.
els. T. p. A.. Butte. Mont.
lnston, G. A. Billings. Mont.
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Phil Daniels. T. p. A.. Butte. Mont.
W. W. Johnston. c. A. Billings. Mont
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10

A Game Marked by Clean and "ingery
Fielding.

IYNCIBURG. VA. June Especial
Portsmouth downcd Lynchburg to-day In
a game that was marked by clean ana
glngcry fielding from the start TO the
finish.
Bruncr did the pitching FOR Portsmouth,
and he did 1t well, keeping the nine hi's
which the pennant winners made Wen
scattered. sultz was ia the box Ior
INnchburg. and was very ciiecuNe' oN-
cent in one inning. the hith' Wheh
single by uallman. doubles BY Mari anu
Rollins single boy Burke "a base on pans,
and a home run by Hciiman he'''u "'N
II MS. ..s 80,
Lynchburg male ono in the seconu OF
McCann's long drive 90 deep ccn'ie lor
three bases, and smiths long fly TO ilat-
grove. IynchDurg added one IN me MIN
on smith being hin hy pitched ball lie
hans sacrifice. and Titles t"o-p"sser'
I'm The eighth Pickering drew a base on
balls. stole second. went 10 mira on
Ic2hv's out from short TO FIRST. and
scored on "a hit by Doian.
one ron was added in the ninth on an
error by Burke. hit by Pickering, ana
Leahys long Dy out 70 center. see the
score
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10

commencement Week-A Large Number
of Graduates.
HAMPpEN- SIDNEY. VA, June o.

IIAMPpEN- SIDNEY, Va. June o.
Spec!al.-The Hill presents an unusually
animated appearance at the beginning
Of cOmrenceint nj week. Nature u clhd
in its lovelest array, and the place never
looked more beautiful. Quite number
OF the younger alumni are already mere
and many beautiful young ladies grace
the occasion.
with pleasure on Saturday night by 4
Sc ect audience. The Judge was born
within the sound OF our college bell ana
has some wfrm friends IN the commL-
nitv He and President Mcllwaine nave
been closely attached TO each other many
years and were comrades in arms our
ins our late war, both having volunteered
from the county OF Amelia In Company
II. FOrfy-fourth Virginia Volunteers
Tho Saccalaurcate sermon by keV. Ut.
T.. II. Harding. OF FarmWlle. on sunday
morning, was a Chaste and elegant pro-
ductiOn, and was listened 10 with CLOSE
attention by the graduating class ana
large congregation. His text was lio-
verbs Xxx. %: The glory OF youns men
IS their strength" and his subject The
potentialitics OF Youth
In The evening Rev c.. G.. Sydnor, or
Bedford county. delivered a telling adj
dress before the Young Mems CHRISTIAN
Association OF the college on The Dan
gers 0f Compromise, when Was lluH,
trated from the history OF King saul ana
effectively impressed on his audience
The lcssiOn has been a successful one.
as will be evinced by the number OF dis
tinctions and graduates which VIII De
announced on Thursday.
Polk Miller was heard in tho college
chapel last night
The trustees met this afternoon az >
o'clock and the celebration OF tue Chlo'
society will be held AT night.
on WeGnt sday morning the address ug-
fore the literary societies VIII De- !lA-'
nv Don. L. Halsey. Esq, OF Lyncnuu'e,
and the address before the S9 2at,S0,s ~,
Alumni. By Judge Goodwin, or Not,oM"S
county. and at right the Pnliahtn ii,.l.sI
Literary Society will hold their amman
Tho regular exercises OF c0mnls,n,sS1s.,
ment-day will be held in the
rhnrch on Thursday morning a. Iii
o;ciock and az night the senior CLASS VIII
bCld their final celebration.
n,Ntpi,F,N- SIDNEY COLLEGE EhAD-
YATES
The following gentlemen are announce
a, having passed successfully the exam.
nations necessary for the receipt VI 'Ns''
diplomas: x,,-.,,. N With
nrst honor. And yslsdic'0s'&S -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10
4 KENTUCKY PRISONER gANrED.
4 Secret Marriage OF school Girl Last
Winter just Announced.

Winter just Announced.
ROANOKE. VA. June S.-Special.-Dli-
lard Raney alias Bud Johnson. charged
with numbering a man named Adams in
Clarke county. Ky, IL still held by the
authorities here. Chief OF Police Dwy-
er, Of this city. has made application TO
Governor O'Ferrall for requisition papers
in the case.
The announcement OF a secret marriage
between popular young people Of this
city created considerable interest and
surprise here to-day. The parties are
j. V. Mcintyre. and Miss J. A. Cowel,
daughter OF W. \. Cowell, a well-knowD
coal operator OF Worth. W. Va. The
marriage took place at Bristol. Tenn,
December z, 1895. The young lady was
a pupil at Virginia College, this city,
and as she would complete her educa-
ton at the close Of the session this year
the marriage was kept a secret till a
few days ago, when there were rumors
Of the event, but not until to-day was
an authorized announcement made.
The happy couple will make Roanoke
their home.
Tomorrow morning addresses VIII be
made by the graduates. degrees Will be
conferred and Secretary OF Agriculture
Norton will make a speech. Among the
distinguished guests 10 arrive tomorrow
morning In Salem Will be Mr. Yang fu.
the Chinese Minister. Mr.. Mo Yen Ching
tho secretary. and Mr.. Nun Yew Chung
attache, who telcgraphed ahead yester-
day 10 secure rooms at the Hotel Salem.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10
A Low TAX RATE,
The Wharton Grove Camp Meeting on the
Rsppshannock.

The Wharton Grove Camp Meeting on the
Rsppshannoek.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. June o.
Speclal.-The Board Of Supervisors OF
Northumberland county have reduced doe
levy for county purposes 70 20 cents ou
the ge0 value, which is probably the
lowest rate OF any county IN tie State.
The Wharton-Grove Camp meeting. one
OF the annual events always looked for
ward TO with interest in Iidewater Nlr-
ginla, will open Friday, July nth and
close Monday, July 9th. IL will bo held
at Weems, on the Rappahannook river.
and will bo conducted by Rev. Or. HI. 81.
Wharton and Rev. Or. a. G.. Barron.
Rev. DR.. A. q. Dixon, Of Brooklyn, VII
assist.
The Kirkland Grove meeting will be-
held about the middle OF August, near
Heathsville in Northumberland county.
Rev. Dr.. Broughton. OF Roanoke, VIII
conduct the meeting.
Or. r. Il. Carmichael. who went o.
New York for medical treatment, has re-
turned home much improves In health.
Mis- Minnie Martels. formerly OF this
city was married to-day In Philadelphia
TO Mr.. r. .. Ebel. She IS a sister 10
Mrs. John Hawthorn and 10 Mrs. John
T.. Rogers, hOin Ct TINS CITY.
Chlldren's Day will be observed az Tab
ernach church IN this county on Sunday
June 18th.
Judge 4. II. 3. Wright. OF Tappahan-
mock. IS presiding over King George Cir
cult Court this week at the request Of
Judge w. s. Barton. judge Of this clf-
cult.
Tho Richmond. Fredericksburg and 20
tornac railroad has established NUM-
Der OF new telegraph Offices along It's line
between Richmond and Quantico.
An excursion will be given June lith'
from Essex county 20 this city by Weems
line Of steamers.
The remains OF Mr.. William Gonidmah
FORMERLY Of this city. and brother or
Councilman H. Il. goldman, who was
struck bv a bicycle I'm Washington sat
urday night. while ridden by scofcher'
and who died tho same night from IN
iuries. were brought here to-day .'
,rnersl services were held at the Memo
dist church and tho interment was m"''
in the city cemetery. a.,
Mr. william II. Luck. Of Lewiston III
this county. and Miss Lula NJ. simpson.
~ Orange county. were married
davs ago az Craig's Baptist chlfeh' Ns''
W " Idsk. officiating.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10
NOTIOUfY TETER4Ns.
The Democrats OF the Fourth Hopeful of
Victory Next Time

NOTTOWAY c. H.. VA, June o.
Special.-At 4 meeting OF Pickett-Stu
Camp Of Confederate Veterans. held here
to-day. the question OF the camps going
% Richmond TO attend the reunion was
fully discussed. and about eighty ve,e-
rams expressed 10 as their intention 40
avail themselves OF this opportunity
10 see their old comrades Of other COM
mands ana TO join them I'm doing honor
10 the memory OF the beloved President
Of the COnfederacy.
II Is the purpose Of the camp to leave
mere on the evening OF the 10Th and to
remain In Richmond during the three
days OF the reunion. This camp was
but recently organized. and they Will
have TO be In line without uniforms, but
they are good old rebels" and none will
more heartily respond 10 the spirit OF
the occasion than they.
The Sons OF Veterans also held a meet
ing to-day and elected ReY. 7. p. Epes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10
ashland GRADED sCHOOL.
Col. Cary Makes an Addrcss-Modals
Awarded.

y
ASHLAND. VA. June 9.-Special.-The
closing exercises OF the Ashland Graded
School occurred in the college chapel
this evening. The exercises were OPEN
Cd with prayer by Dr. j. a. Kern. OF
Randolph Macon College and after
song by the school, Colonel John b. Cary,
Of Richmond. was introduced as the
orator of the occasion.
The chapel was filled and all listened
with eager attention TO the splendid
speech Of Colonel Cary.
Or. y. Knight. Of Randolph Macon Col
lege. delivered the medals IN quite q
happy mood
AIss IA. Burke Thompson received a
handsome gold medal for scholarship.
given by the principal. Professor W. y.
Hamlet
Master Paul b. Kern was awarded
a gold medal for dcportment, given oy
Mr. Z l. Q. Scott.
The fourth grade medal was presented
Master Josiah Lcake, the fifth grade
medal TO Master Calls Leake. and the
sixth Trade medal 10 MISTER Leitch
Wright.
Diplomas were awarded Miss II. Burke
Thompson and Ar. Aurthur Wright.
DR. William H. FOX. Of the School
Board. made a short speech on the sue
cess OF the school during the past year.
and heartily Congratulated Professor
ndulet ana mis- abe corps OF assistants.
Misses y. J.. Evans, G. b. Radcliffe, and
NJ. g. Coleman. on good work done
The exercises were closed with the
benediction by Or. Kern.
At a meeting of the Town Council
last night the street Committee presented
report 10 the effect that Major =. r. D..
Myers. president OF the Richmond Fred
oricksburg and Potomac railroad. had
agreed TO commence the grading OF upper
Railroad street carly IN October. When
that is done granolithic sidewalks viii
be placed on that part OF the street. DIS
they are now on tho lower part OF The
street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10

Squire "Lonrie" Groves was pressed
into service yesterday afternoon, and
called upon to do duty in the capacity
OF umpire In the transferred game which
was played !n this city between the ox-
Champions and Champions.
The Squire umPiros on the dead
square" but his method is ante-bellum.
ana his eye for balls and strikes is not
as good as II was back in the 'Thirtics,"
when Grover Cleveland. David Hill Lock
Jaw Mckinley. Bob Ingcrsoll. and him
SELF, with the rest Of the boys. used 10
play hand-ball. In those days they pitcn-
al dropS 70 the batter. who was allowed
five strikes, and had 10 wait for seven
balls before he could take his base
curves. masks, breast protectors, foul
lines. uniforms, bats and rules were UNI
known IN, the day when the Squire
learned the game. and ne has never clear
~ adjusted them 10 his satisfaction.
Both Sides kept mp a continued howl
against the umpiro's decisions and the
Farmers certainly got the worst Of II
pet Lonnie tired 10 be impartial and
ms mistakes. Ike the beautiful snow. -"
fell alike on both teams.
MALARKEY AND STOCKSDA1r
II was Malarkey versus stocssdalo 49,,
: "ihie both pitchers were OF. sin Tho
former proved himself the superior Twill
er. '""I-
lie was only found for five hits and
struck out ten men. bat he offset his
ny making wild throw to first. which
lei IN a run. and he was also g1iiltv OF ~
wild pitch.
Htocksdale was hit safely eight times
ana only struck out two men besides civ
ing four men bases on balls TO Nlalarkev.s
two. ny
richmond won the game In the third
inning When then made four runs.
how THEY SCORED
Kan was given his base and stole SEQ
ond, he went to third on san
fords sacrifice. and scored ON Groves
single TO centre
juniors error put Pender on first. and
f-es on second, and the former scored
on Wells safe drive 10 right Fender
went 10 third and Jake took second on
Boand 3 sacrifice md both scored nm
Berte's double 10 left.
In the third. Raffert singled ana scored
on Malarkeys wild throw and wild pitch.
In the next Bradley made a home run
and In the nth. DundOn got a ouble
and scored on Armstrong; single. aided
oy kanerts sacrifice. The game was
not over interesting and greatly married
by the constant kicking.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10

commander. They expect 10 90 with
the camp 10 Richmond, and II is thought
they will carry some twenty-five or thirty.
Both camps adjourned 10 meet again
on the 23d instant when final arrange
ments will be made.
The action of the Staunton Conven-
ton in declaring for free silver seems
70 meet with the approval Of our people,
though some express regret that IN the
opinion Of the convention il was neces-
sary TO apply the unit rule. The Demo-
Gratis OF the Fourth district are gathering
themselves together for another of their
hard biennial fights. and II is thought
that the chances for success are brighter
than usual, though IL IS impossible 20
say yet whom they will choose as their
congressional nominee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10

A. d. p. Gimour. Virginia. \. B., with
second honor, and Latin salutatory
J. l.. Stuart China. a. b.. b. l., with
second honor. and Greek Grafton.
f. Lee Trinhe. Virginia. A. b., 3. L,
with second honor. philosophical Grafton.
H. McG Robertson, Virginia, a. B,
with third honor.
j. y. Ficklen, Virginia, A. -. With
faculty Grafton.
J. p. Shelley. Jr., Virginia, a. T.. with
faculty grafton
Il. c. Price. West Virginia, A. b.. b. L.,
]. y. Pence West Virginia, b. l..
NJ. q. Latimer, Virginia, 4. 3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10
CUIRLES CITY cObH ~
rho Remarkable Adventure ola Diamond
Ring.

crr,ptrs CITY G.. 81. VA. june >
soecisi-Nrs. Mary Jones cor Nun.
-" as sho Was called. ne old family
-'s,.srt of tho Christians died on the
en-, .as,,,t IN tbe eiehty-sixth year OF her
oge She had waited Oh four genera
lions. 10, c.,t,,r1o. ,.-,,
,,'to,.in., "A little piscatorial sport on the
,.isoid Cblckahominy lie succeeded IN
pl,,.,tn,, nm eel. He had a beautiful dia-
~ ring on. supposed 10 belong 10 his
~, elrl. In trying % extricate the fish
60, his hook he thought ke had better
80 his ring or or he might lose H..
re caught hold OF IL. and II fell In tho
wafer. lie stuck his paddle az the place
and waited for tho tide TO recede. Tho
water was about his arms: he dlved four
times. and found the ring hanging on
some moss.
Miss Iattimer the popular governcss
Of Or. II. Haxall has finished her school
and returned TO Baltimore.
A croquet party was given at the pala-
tial mansion OF our popular county treas
urer on Monday evening in honor OF
his daughter. a young cebutante. and a
Miss Harwood. Of Newport News.
Rev. j. NJ. Lamb. who has been sick
for some days. Is much better.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10
INVESTIGATING The Comprtitnr Ono

MADRID. June 9.-The Military Coun.
ell is engaged in infinitely studying tho
documents relating TO the case of the
American filibustering schooner Competi.
tor. which was recently captured 10y the
Spanish authorities on the coast OF
cuba. Examination Of the documents
win be protracted, and no decision viii
be reached before August at the very
earliest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10
.Grady battod for Nash in ninth.
..Turncr batted for Orth IN ninth.


Summary: Earned runs-Clevoland, :.
Base by errors-Cleveand. /; Philadel-
phia 3. Left on bases-Cleveland. s;
Philadelphia, S. Base on balls-WllsOn,
8, Orth, !. Three-base hits-NcKean.
Chllds. Two-base hits-Tebeau Sac
lshce hit-Wilson. Stolen bases-Bur-
kott (2). Double plays-McAleer and
Childs; Nash Mailman, and Brouthers.
Passed balls-Boyle. 2 Umpire Hurst.
Time OF game, two hours and ten minutes.
NEW YORK. Z. CINCINNATI. J.
NEW YORK, June 9.-The New Yorks
hit Inks freely during the first four in
nngs. after which he settled down aud
pitched good ball. The visitors put up
hne game in the field. Henderson was
1fn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10
THE TOWN or CREWF,
DIR. X. "A. kuyk Hypnotist-PainfuIIy
Hurt BY a Fall From An Engtne

CREWE. VA. June DIR. r. A.
Kuyk. Of Richmond, delivered a highly
instructive and very entertaining lecture
before rather small, out very appre-
ciatlve. audience at the Y. NJ. c. A. hall
last night on the subject OF "Hypnousm. "
The Doctor ended his lecture by a
practical illustration. IN which our popu-
lar surgeon, Or. j. W. Bryant. was hyp-
Noticed. with effects that were all that
could be desired.
Little Elsie KIDD. tho infant daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Kidd died yester-
day morning about 10 o'clock, and was
buried IN the cemetary here to-day. Revs.
J. ii. Newbii ana l.. +. Spencer con-
Quoting the burial services.
Mr. T.. T.. Moore fell from an engine at
tho RAILROAD shops this morning. and was
quite painfully hurt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10
Inauguration of Parlor Cars Between
Richmond and DanNilIe

The Southern railway will. commencing
on June 18th. operate Pullman's latest
parlor cars between Richmond and Dan
vile on its trains. Nos 80 and 80 leav-
ing Richmond 4 30 noon returning. ar
rive In Richmond $40 r. ". These cars
are elegantly furnished. and for COM
fort cannot be excellel. They are put
on Tor the convenience Of the travelling
public to and from Richmond, and II is
to be hoped will be literally patronized.
j. Q. HORTON.
Travelling Passenger Agent.
go east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10
Greatly Reduced Rates 10 Denver, Colo
RADIO. via Penn-yIXania Railroad.

On account Of the National Council
Junior Order United American Mechanics
az Denver col, the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company will sell on June 18th ana
18th special excursion tickets 10 Denver.
col. and return at rate OF $50 10 from
Washington. Round-trip rate from
Richmond S542J. Two dollars additional
is TO be paid at Denver at time Of vail
dalton Of ticket
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10
GAMES POSTPONED.

BALTIMORE. June 9.-The Baltimore
Louisville score was to l when Umpire
Sheridan called the game. on account OF
a heavy downp0ur Of rain. The home
team had scored three times and had a
man on third. with two out IN the fourth
inning.
WASHINGTON, June 9.-The Washing
ton-Chicago game was postponed on ac-
count OF rain
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10

Summary: Earned runs-st. Louis. 8.

Summary: Earned runs-St LOUIS. D.
Three-base hits-Dowd Two-hase mus
Connor. Sacrifice INSTRUCTOR. Base
on balls-Brcii,ns,cin 4: Sullivan, 2.
Struck out-Brcitenstein. 3; sullivan l.
Double plays-Connor (unassistod); Cross
and Connor; Long. Lowe. and Tucker
Lowe. Long and Tucker. Umpire, Lynch.
Time OF game. one hour and forty min
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10

Richmond plays in Petersburg to-day.
Rain prevented the game between Roam
oke and Norfolk
Stultz lost on his home grounds.
Belts has resigned os chief OF umpires
ard Cline is acting In his place.
The report that the Virginia state
League would next season be absorbed
by the Atlantic League is denied by the
league managers.
Petersburg can kick. ~ nothing else
siulligan hurt his hand in the fourth
inning. while catching a foul fly and
retired in favor Of Kitson.
Norfolk feels the loss OF Corhett and
Bowerman
Roanoke Will be here tomorrow and
then look lout for more heart disease
finishes.
Tho Richmond Times in quoting the
Portsmouth Star Of Tuesday III Ports
mouth had been playing the game az the
start that she Is now size would have been
In Lynchburgs place'-says. This may
be true. but whore would Lynchburg he
now?" We would say. ~ Portsmouth
was in Lvnchburgs place Lynchburg
would be occupying the position Of some
other club in the race. Where else could
she be2
This reply looks sensible enough. but
I'm baseball there Is always room at the
top OF the ladder. and yoa can bet that
Lynchburg would manage 70 be a round
above Portsmouth. Logic does not hold
good In base BAH
.'Ports.nouth is Ike the light that failed.
One game from Lynchburg ala not mean
they could win two. Richmond Times.
No and II McDormott had umplred the
first game with Lynchburg, we doubt II
we would have won that
Again we have the same old excuse OF
the umpire. Some people should tell
their troubles 10 policemen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-10

Or. Elliot y. Bradley. member Of the
State Medical Examining Board, which
meets at the Capitol to-day. is in the
city. and is the guest Of his brother-in-
law, Colonel John W. Richardson, of the
Land Office.