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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-23
MARTINI. Ferry rr,cf,.

new limo card went into effect on
the Cleveland. Lornin & Wheeling rail-
road yesterday. The st. Clnirsvlllc
train, which left bridgeport at 500 p. m,
will leave at b:26, and will leave st.
Clalrsville at O'Clock. and the last train
Mt 6:15. The Masslllon train will leave
Bridgeport al so and the Sunday trains
are no longer run south of U%hrichsvillc.
While playing on the Terminal Rail-
way Company's bridge near the Bel
mont brewery yesterday afternoon a
tw~elve-year.old son OF Walter Man
ming. of Jefferson street, fell and broke
his right arm.
In his sermon In the Presbyterian
church yesterday morning Rev. S. j.
Boyle. the pastor. showed what sys-
tcmatic giving would do for this and
other churches. missionary work, etc.
Secretary OF State Samuel NJ. Taylor
has issued n certificate of incorporation
to the Belmont Brewing Company. OF
Martins Ferry. which has increased Its
capital stock from $4,000 to $2Oo,O 900.
The city council on Saturday night
ordered paid the bill Of C.. C. Cochran,
for the Broadway paving, and accepted
the bid Of Splitter 6 Co. for $4,000 paw
ing bonds.
Yesterday afternoon there was a
slight fire in the residence OF Harry
Smith In the Standard addition, caused
by a gasoline stove.
Prosecuting Attorney C. L. Weems,
A. NJ. Brown and W. v. Campbell will
examine the report Of the county COM
m~issioners.
deavor Society, which met at st. Glars
vile, adjourned to meet at GAINESVILLE
next year.
An entertainment will be given at the
Presbyterian church on Friday evening
In the interest of the Christian Endeavor
Society.
William Twedey. Lawrence Fehren-
bach and Scott Stewart have returned
from a successful hunt near Jerusalem,
Ohio.
Ernest Smith was an official In the
P. A. C.-Greensburg foot ball game at
Pittsburgh on Saturday. The score was
0 to Q.
While on his way home from the
Laughlin tin mill. John R. Thompson
lost his pay envelope containing SIG 10.
Rev. DR.. J.. W. Robins preached a
strong sermon on temperance in the
NJ. f. church yesterday morning.
Frank Shrodes Is home from Lake
hrothsr ~ y ne itiiess u ms
-
~ Sa nu, SI,G. Aiu ns .ni. ~ astoria,
Morgan.
;,m Vest ~ Sootch pidHo ,d,aa VIII VII
terday.
A ho,son MO. hro,,o, ~ u,,, ~
at the Aetna STANDARD late Friday
night.
"Rajahv will be presented at the Mar
tins Ferry Opera House next saturday
night.
Earl Wells. who Is attending the Al.
lesheny Seminary, was down yester-
day.
Albert Yoho. who has been in the hos
pi'al some TIME, is getting along nicely.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-23

Yesterday afternoon there was a
slight fire in the residence OF Harry
Smith in the Standard addition, caused
by q gasoline stove.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-23

Prosecuting Attorney C. L. Weems.
A. NJ. Brown and W. v. Campbell will
examine the report of the county COM
m%igSioners
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-23

CATARRu Is a constitutional disease
and requires u constitutional remedy
like Hoods Sarsaparllla. which purlhes
the blood. .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-21
THE FOURQUREAN-PRICE CO.
Specials To-Day From Our
HOUSEFURNISHINGS.

Two-Hoop Wash-Tubs, worth 5Oc., 29c.
2-Ouart Notified Enamelled Coffee or
Tea Pots. 2Jc.
9-inch Pie Pans. lc.
Hardwood Toothpicks. 900 I'm box 1c.
n dozen Gas Globes, new goods, new
etchings only A l quality, while they
last l5c.
1893 assorted Mouse-Traps. worth from
) 10 l5c.. only Sc.
100 Solid Steel Handle Carving
Sets. worth $l.2j az 35c.
Fancy Engraved Tumblers, worth lOc.'
Side Conee-NInls. splendid iOc. article,
to-day only l5c.
500 Whisk Brooms. worth up to a5c..
l0c
Papier-Mache Trays, finely decorated.
best 3jc. values, for lOc
Bristle Stove Brushes, splendid pc. ar
ticle, l0c.
6-piece beautiful Underglaze Decorated
Toilet Sets choice OF three colors, FOR
to-day only Sll9.
Victoria Dinner Sets. floral decora-
tion with lines and handles on al pieces,
complete set for twelve persons N5N.
Ful size Wash Boilers. made OF extra
heavy tin. other stores price CSC, our
Toilet Paper. free from all injurious
chemicals, Sc. package.
wire Lamp-Frames, any shape &c.
standard Turkey-Feather Busters,
worth 35c.. lSc
Dish Mops, 2c
mo Half-Gallon Water Pitchers. lsc.
pretty Jardlnleres. nicely painted and
decorated, Sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-21
DEATHS.

DANsEY. Died. on the 18th Instant,
Mrs. JULIA l.. DANSEG, I'M the pan
year OF her age.
Funeral services at the residence,
No. ll18 north Twenty-third street, at
10 A. VI. THURSDAY
FORRISTAL.-Died at the residence Of
his parents No. 2H2 east Main street,
Thursday. August 20th at Z. NJ. JOHN
HERMAN. infant son OF p. II. and Car
RE Forristal; aged Z months.
He was too sweet TO live.
The angels thought It best
10 take our darling Herman,
With Jesus home TO rest.
We loved our darling Herman;
The Saviour loved him too.
So am angel came and whispered;
This babe must part from you.
Funeral from ST. Mary's Cathedral
FRIDAY. August 21st. at 8 o'clock.
Friends and acquaintance invited TO at
tend.
JEWETT-Died, August 10th. at 7.Oj
T. NJ. ~ the residence OF his parents,
No. 2ll Fourteenth streCa between Porter
and Perry. Manchester. Va, ARTHUR
EAGER, eldest son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles r. Jewett; aged Il years, z
months, and 70 days.
Arthur thou vast mild and lovely,
Gentle as the summer breeze
Pleasant as the air of evening.
When 70 floats among the trees.
Peaceful be thy silent slumber
Peaceful in the grave so low;
Thou no more wilt join our number;
Thou no more our song shall know
Yet again We hope to meet thee
When the day OF life is fled;
Then in Heaven with JOY to greet thee,
Where no farewell tear is shed.
Funeral from the Bainbridge-Street
BAPTIST church. at Il o'clock \. NJ. SAT
URDAY. Friends and acquaintance Of
family are invited TO attend. lnterment
IN Maury Cemetery.
KELLY.-Departed this life at Green
Springs. Louisa county. Va, August 10,
1s96 at r. NJ. or congestion OF the
brain. CHARLES a. KELLY, eldest son
OF the late Charles W. Kelly. Of ths
Richmond police force, in the 22d year
Of his age.
Rest I'm peace.
Funeral will take place from St.
Patrick's church with requiem mass,
SATURDAY. August 22d. at $3.50 A. M.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-21
Personals and Briefs.

Mr. j. W. Tyler is in New York on
business.
The Reds are still leading in the Young
Mems Christian Association membership
contest
Mr.. John NJ Taylor. after o. protracted
visit 10 the seasnote, has returned TO
the city.
Miss Alice ODwyer, Of Washington.
D. c.. is in the city, visiting relatives
and friends.
Miss Ella l.. starke is visiting Miss
H. X. HAYNES, OF No. 80 north Nine
tceuth street.
Mr.. NJ. j.. CrandaH. a well-known New
York lawyer. is in the CITY on probes
sional business.
MIR. William r. Leigh, artis.. OF New
York. late Of Berlin, is the $50 or MT.
John J.. Williams.
Mr.. John r. Haynes. Of No. 80 north
Nineteenth street li Visiting itlrh'a D"
King and queen county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l.. Layne. OF No.
73l west Marshall street. LEFT ol Nednes-
day for Fluyanna. To visit relt ives.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Tyler nee Ryan
have returned home. after spf Sing three
weeks at the seashore ana COD Island.
MIR. T.. r. Hutchinson. children. and
RIrs Ferriu left yesterday for Chicago
and Northern Indiana, 10 be gone
month.
Rev. DR.. James Nelson. who has been
quite sick for several days. was much
better yesterday, ana hopes 10 DE- OUT
again IN q Few days
Mr.. ". O.. Freeman has returned to the
city from DaWile where De mas becu
spending several weeks transactins bust
ness for the Southern Railroad Company.
Professor Charles +. Mutter IS spend
ing his vacation az Bedford cry. Next
week he will spend in Roanoke, and
20 thence 10 Natural Bridge and Luray
Cave.
Mr. George FenwarlI Taylor. the young
comedian OF Richmond, Is spending
few weeks in POwhatan. before return
ing 10 New York, where he VIII resume
his profession.
The Board of Managers of the Congre-
cation Beth Ahaba viii be al the syna-
gogue on Sunday morning az 10 o'clock
for the purpose Of finally assigning seats
for the ensuing year.
Dr. $. GalesH Supreme Secretary OF
the Progressive Endowment Guild, left
for Atlantic city yesterday. He is the
presiding officer Of the Fratern1l Beneh-
ciary Congress. which meets 20 Atlantic
city next Monday.
The remains OF Mr.. Philip G.. seay,
whose death at Columbia on Wednesday
was reported in tho Dispatch, arrived
here Yesterday afternoon. and were in
TERED az Hollywood Cemetery, whore
brief services were neld.
IL IS understood that a home for aged
and iufrm c0lOred people Will be estab-
lished near Richmond in the near future.
The home viii be established and MAIN
tanned by the order OF True RefOrmerS.
and 10 Is stated that those boz charge OF
the undertaking contemplate purchasing
a site on the Williamsburg road below
The city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-21
MANCHESTER COUNCIL TO DECIDE.
Bridge Commissioners Consider the
Petition of the {. & d.


There was very important meeting Of
the James-Riyer Bridge Commissioners at
u07 east Cary street last night The
matter under consideration was the Pc
titon Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way Company 20 build its proposed ele-
waited railway and elegant new depot in
this city.
Those I'm attendance We're Chairman
Bradley and Messrs. Perdue and Pate
son. OF Manchester, and Messrs. Hobson.
Barton. Campbell, and j. W. and II. J..
Carter, OF Richmond Colonel W. j.. Cut
shaw RichmOud's City Engineer. and Mr..
C. v Meredith. city Attorney Of this
city. and Judge William ]. ClOpt0n, city
Attorney Of Manchester. were also on
hand. and gave such advice as seemed to
them proper. The session lasted for
question of lowering the Free bridge. so
a.s 10 conform to the plans Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway Company.
Mr. Decatur AXtell. second vlce-presi-
dent OF the Chesapeake and Ohio. eX-
planned that his company had given the
best grades that they could possibly oner
and urged the point that there were n any
not even as much as his road proposed
Aftrr the questions Of clearance and
Grades had been thoroughly discussed, the
commission decided that. lnasmucn AIS the
Richmond Council had already spoken
regarding this matter the MANCHESTER
Council should be heard from. ana de-
terrnined that before the commissioners
should act finally the council OF Man
chester should be heard FROM ana me
matter was referred 10 the Fathers
OF the city across the James.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-21
Death Of MIR. Charles \. Kelly.

Mr. Charles a; Kelly. a very popular
Young man Of this city. died very sud-
denly AT Green Springs. Louisa county.
wednesday night after an illness Of nye
days.
aod had "A very bright future before MIN.
last Friday he complained OF being sick.
nm nofhiug serious was thought OF ~.
S9furdav evening he left for Green
Springs 10 enjoy little rest. Wednesday
night. after suffering intense pain, ne
Deceased was loved and cherished by all
who knew him. and numbered his friends
}rbe remains reached the city 40 800 yes
terdov. The funeral will take place from
81. PatricE's church Saturday morning at
4. NJ. with requiem mass.
The following are the pall-bearers:
Acfive-Alessrs. *. j. Keegan. G. Curtis.
W IA Terry. r. $. Woody. A. Jen. Whar-
ton " r. West and W. II. Adams
HonorarynMi Mes \, T. :; v Kendall s. A.
James l. Cla IIHcb VI Cook ilI 'o' kSearse
Workman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-21
THE INDIANAPOLIS CONVENTION.
Efforts 10 Have IL Endorse Mckinley
and Hobart.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, August 2o-The
leaders OF the national Democracy are
much encouraged over the outlook for
their convention OF September %. The
Mckinley managers are making a strong
effort to have the convention endorse
the Republican nominees. Mr.. Bynum.
chairman of the National Democratic
Executive Committee. says, however
that the convention that meets on Sep
tember "a will be Democratic. 1t will
adopt a Democratic platform and nomi-
nate Democratic candidates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-21
THE TEXAS DEMOCRATS.
They Decline POpulist Request for
DiNisiOn of EIectors.

Division of Electors.
FORT WORTH TEN. August %
For nearly two hours last night the Dem
ocrauc State Convention was in a row
over proposition submitted by the Pop
uHst Campaign Committee. asking for
seven OF the fifteen electors for Vice
President. At midnight the convention
declined the POpulist request FOR divi-
sion Of electors. on any terms. for Presi-
dent or Vice-President IL empowered
the incoming Executive Committee TO
later on give the public its reasons for
so doing. and adjourned sine die.
NOMINATIONS AND PLATFORM.
FORT WORTH. TEN, August 20
At the afternoon session OF the State
Democratic Convention yesterday. the
following nominations were made.
Governor. G. 4. Culberson.
Tleutenant-G Governor. q. T. Ester
Attorney General, VI. II. Crane.
COMPTROLLER r. W. Finley.
Treasurer. W. y. Workman.
Land Commissioner. \. J. Raker.
Superintendent OF Public instruction. j..
NJ Carlisle
The platform adopted ratifes the acts
OF the Chicago convention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-21
Alleged IN Have Pawned the Clothes

\ negro named Eddie Smith. who has
been running a clothes-cleaning establish
ment at No 1872 east Main street. is
wanted by the Richmond police. 1t is
claimed that he went about town gather
buf that instead Of returning them ne
placed the articles I'm pawn-shOps. Many
comulaiuts were lodged against Smith.
and Detectives TOmllnsOn and Gibson
he has pawued Yesterday morning the
Jetecfives went out TO Smiths place 10
arrest him They found him in his
dveiug establishment He saw the Off
GERS I'm time TO take 10 his heels. He
cleared two fences. and got away.
There is a quantity Of clothing al police
headguarters and at the Third Station
which has Deen removed from Smiths
place
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-21
uRy,v CHALLENGE TO M'KINLEY.
Democratic Champion VIII De""'e
only with the Ohioan.

UPPER RED HOOK n. y" august ~
William j. Bryan threw down III, s"u'''
lct to-day to Major Mchlniey' IL ""' 90
dieniaed challenge, for IN IL ne ieiuSeu ~
discuss the issues of the c"hlpa'si ,, .'
...... -.,,.,,, s,.caut the one that stands his
-'' ''s ir o0iee-sceking ambition. lie was
asked n hc intended TO answer Mr CoC ,S
-..~ and said Inn answer that he was re-
ce.viue many invitations from pioll'''' ~.
,..,, h, debate the silver question. IN
-'r.fe. al avoid further invitations or thl7
nature he said he would not consider any
proposition to- debate any question win
anybody during the campaign uhieas "a
Mckinley and himself and he added that
So IAN as be knew no plan for sech dt-
hate was under consideration hy e4t"tI
national committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-21
Run OVER AND KILLED.
4 CoIored boy Crushed Under 1"
Traction-Car.

Motorman G. H. Hamilton, Of the Irac-
tlon Company, who has been in charge OF
Car No. on the Venable-street brahch
OF the new road, is now prisoner at
the First Police-Station, and the charge
Of murder Is registered against him.
Albert Ross. a H-year-old colored boy
living on north Twenty-hfth street, was
run over by Mr.. HamiitOn's car AZ the
corner of Eighteenth and NenaDle streets
Yesterday morning about 1880 O'Clock,
and received injuries from which he died
later. and hence the charge Of murder
Young Ross was playing in the street
with several companions al the time or
he accident, and they were engaged in
tprovying WatermelOn-rinds at each other
pos. i'm avoiding a missile, ran into the
rar and Mr. Hamilton says he backed
mo IN. The car was Immediately stop
ned but not before Ross had been
terribly hurt
the ambulance was called, and re-
snonded IN charge OF Dr. Labenberg
me how was removed TO the City Hos
nital where the Doctor found that his
ieft leg and side had been badly mangled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-21
watching Suspected Fnibusiers.

WASHINGTON. August 20.-lt was
stated at the Treasury Department to-day
that customs officers were watching the
suspected hnbustering steamer Laurada.
under orders issued several weeks ago.
These orders included also the Three
Friends, the Dauntiess, and other sus-
pected vessels The supposition OF the
officials is that out of the issue Of these
orders grew the report printed to-day
that commissioner had been appointei
TO investigate the departure OF the Lal-
rada from the Delaware customs district.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-21
hnh hen hurt Internally. and died

He had been hurt internally, and died
this afternoon.
As soon after the accident as possible
NJ Hamilton was taken into custody
and locked up at the First Station. JUS
lice Crttchneld was appealed 10 for bail.
but he decided that the case was not
bsilabie one. and Mr.. Hamilton viii have
no remain IN custody until this morning,
when he will be before the Police Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-21
ATLANTA JOURNAL" ATTACHED.
Amount Alleged 90 lie Due for Adj
NeriIsinE Declined.

NEW YORK. August O-The Sheriff
to-day received an attachment for SG.Ssl
AGAINST the Atlanta Journal Company
Of Atlanta. Ca. in favor Of Charles \.
Nlcou The latter collected that amount
OF advertisements here for the noted
epe.ial edition and says he paid the
company $500 IN fun Tor the space, ac-
r9rfiur 10 contract which had been
transferred TO him The Journal Com
pany refused 20 publish the advertise
mcnts Goo the special edition. The at
tachmeut was served Oh the agent OF the
Uauer here
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-21
Cochran Turned Against Himself.

WASHINGTON. August 2o.-The Demo
cratic Congressional Committee mas ue-
cided TO make extracts Irom MT. bVl, 10 ~
Corifrau's eDeech and circulate them
among the farmers. believing that ms
references 20 professional farmers and "A
desire 10 reduce the price of farm products
furisfs against the doctrines advocated BY
the New York orator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-21
RiChnOnO'S
Orc ate Sd
Store.

Congregation Beth Ahsba, "a
Richmond. Va. August %. fSsS.
THE BOARD OF MANAGERS OF
THE CONGREGATION beth AHA
BA" will be at the synagogue on SUN
DAY MORNING. August 2sd. az iG
O'Clock. for tse purpose Of FINALLT as-
signing seats for. the ensuing year.
Several choice and desirable seats have
been surrendered this week
All parties interested viii please ba
prompt.
by order Of the board
ISAAC HELD.
au 2i-2t Secretary pro ten.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-21
GOLD COMING THIS WAY.
The Matter OF Assisting Such Inn
portRtiOn.

NEW YORK. August 2O-The steamer
Normanuia. sailing from Europe to-day.
brings $4,000 gold. consigned 70 j. &
". ecligman & co.
President Happen. OF the Galatn Ma
fio.el Bank. and President simmons OF
the Fourth National Bank. who have
been in consultation regarding the mat
ter of assisting the importation or golu,
have decided that the situation does not
c.U FOR the necessity of concerted actgn
Iv the banks. for the present. az least.
There is a. rumOr in the street that ar
rqngemcnte are under way by large
commercial house for importing N.OV'UV
moro gold
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-21
FATAL TRAIN WRECK.
Two Men killed InstantIy-WorIS of
MischieVous Boys.

CARROLLTON. o.. August 20-An en-
CINE on the Cincinnati. Columbus, and
Springfield railroad, hauling four cars OF
coal and q caboose, Jumped the track one
mile south OF here last evening 1t rolled
down the embankment. striking two
mammoth oak trees. This prevented the
cabOose. with twenty-six soction-men
aboard. from following. Joseph Kirk, the
engineer and John Hardesty. the fire.
man. both OF Canton, We're instantly
killed.
Investigation this morning developed
the fact that the wreck was caused by
three railroad-splkes. which some small
boys had placed on the outside rail at
the curve. where the train was derailed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-21

pIttsburg at Brooklyn.
Cleveland al Washington.
Cincinnati lt Boston
Louisville 40 Philadelphia.
ChicasO at New York
ST.. Louis 40 Baltimore.
WEICLEY WITH WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. ID. g.. August 90
GeIrle Wrigley. formerly Of the Roanoke
club of The Virginia League. was to-day
signed by SIR. Wagner as general utill-
ty man. RE is said To- ba a good third
b.semau. boat 10 not likely that DE VIII
go in unless some one is hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-21

Galloway. Mrs. b. Al. Abbott . NJ Can
non, and Miss VI. p. Harris. 81. Denis;
i. II. Lightfoot ST. Nicholas; W. r..
Lab0nta, Imperial; II. Marks and h.
Fischer, Marlborough.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-21
49, ss, M,o,,sH'S TO-DAY, FRIDAY 7 !.
e}\SoCyXJSe WE CLOSE AT / p. NJ.
STsyS lEgSZEgE -z1.s5szrsx) FOR HALF HOLIDAY.
TO-DAY Is Remnant-SaIe Day!
TO-DAY Is Odd-and-End Day!

Comprising goods always soied rumped but because o
small because assortments OF colors are
To-day the dav when the profits these lots and the cost OF
these goods considered by the OF these Depart
mens their instructions being make the prices that they VIII
sell out during the half days business
Remember the store closes at o'clock
We do a twodays' business in this half day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-21
kENTrcE1Y PoPuLIsT DEMAND.
Proposition to Democrats To With
draw sc,yali--NO Compromise.

LOUISVILLE. ky, August 0-At a
meeting Of the Popu.ist state Executive
Committee. at Lexington, yesterday at-
ternoou. j. A. Parker, r.. X. Taylor, and
+. Rectonwa,d were appointed COM
mlttee to convey greeting TO the Demo
Gratis. and ask them to withdraw SewalL
They were instructed 10 state that the
Populists intend 10 stand by Watson,
that sewau is odlous TO them, and that
they will make no concession.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-21
Cola Reserve. sIOs, 0a2.71I.

WASHINGTON. August 20-The Urea
suTy gold reserve declined to-day 10 sl8,
SO an The days Withdrawals were sl25,-
zoo. and for the month they aggregated
$4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-21

WASHINGTON August 2o.-Clcveiand
shut Washington out to-day owing 10
tine mastery pitching of Cy Young. Nor
ton ora gool work also. Attendance ~
Score. *. II. r..
cleveland ........IOOu10 0O0-2 %
Baterios-Norton andMcGuire; Young
I.i thinner
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-21

NEW YORK. August o.-lhe New
Noiks pulled to-days game with chicago
ont of Che fire iu The eighth inning. when
Griffith was sized mp for three-baSgeI'
three singles. and base ON balls, which,
with 70 passed ball and Langes mun az
tho plate OF throw from Dahlcn, Melted
Sis runs Mcekn pitched mastery
game after thc fourth inning.
Score. h. ~. r..
New York ........O1O2OO O6 Sc % =
Chicago ............1 81 I 10000
Batteries. Mceldn and Wilson; GRIMM
and LANCE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-21
IN SECOND DEGREE.
THE VERDICT IN THE WEATHER.
HOLTZ CASE.
The Judge sets IL Asidc-iiis Ren-
sons for SO Doing-Great Indigna-
Would lie Lynched.

WOODSTOCK. VA. August 9.-(Spe-
cial)-The jury I'm the Weatherholtz muir
der case after being out for half an hour
this morning returned a verdict Of murdcr
in the second degree. fixing the punish
ment I'm the penltentary at eighteen
years. that being the full extent OF the
law. and counsel for defence moved for
q stay OF sentence. At o'clock court
was convened again. and on the refusal
Of counsel for the accused to enter "a
motion for new trial. the court on its
motion set aside the verdict and awarded
a new trial, giving as his reason for 50
doing that the verdict was contrary to
the evidence in the case as Weatherholtz
was either guilty or not guilty of murder
IN the first degree.
The new trial IS set for the September
term.