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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-27
rHE roTN or HAMPTON.
4 society for the Prevention of Cruelty To
Animals Veterans.

HAMPTON. VA. June 2j.-SpecIal.-
HAMPTON has long felt the need OF
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty 10
Animals, as bad treatment 20 horses,
cattle and dogs is frequently witnessed
on the streets. As far as possible the
town authorities have punished such
cases, but an organized society Is needed
for such cruel treatment altogether. \
few OF Hampton's citizens have drawn
M a constitution, based on the Code or
Virginia. and hope 20 organize a large
society here.
Al 4.3O o'clock Monday afternoon i'm the
Parish building several citizens greatly
interested I'm this work Will address all
who are friendly To the cause, giving
all necessary explanation AM niorna-
tion. Then every one over I'VE years or
age who can faithfully sign the pledge
will be invited 10 DO so
The funeral OF little Ruth the three
year-old daughter OF Mr.. ana Mrs. WIZ
liam Watson, took plare yesterday from
Inc residence OF her parents. on ARMS
tead avenue, conducted oy rev MI Dos
man OF Fox Hill.
Mr. Marshall 4. Peterson. son OF Rev.
F. NJ. Peterson. pastor Of Queen Street
NJ T. church. Is spending a rev days
with his parents here. lie leaves soon
for Norfolk. where he will practice law.
The Hampton Camp. Sons 81 confeder-
ate Veterans. were drilled last night in
front OF the court house by Commander
A T. Ransom. The boys looked hand
some in their new uniforms.
Lee Camp. Confederate Veterans VIII
no, attend the reunion In body. but
will assemble on July I'd 10 take part IN
the parade. Mt
Capt. W. T. Daugherty WI lso 10 ficn-
rord Inn. goth 10 select positions In
line ana make arrangements for the Lee
Camu, ana Sons oe VetsranA
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,n.cln.oA .nnAlAo ylADIcATIos
Hi. Arrest in civil suit II l. Claimed
WAS without Justification

r,be arrest 0n Friday last OF J' i,',,'
i'' ,i,I -t.r brought by John NJ.
Hardy Zoo recover $3.50 invested DID '"S
Interstate Express Company ia detiAi'n
b, his attorneys, Harrison q 1877 t' ~
have boon al lelfl outrage, ana 'N'y "tt
decided t0 have the case placed ulo" '.'o
calendar of fne CITY Court for Immediate
trial. aud express no aol"l lldt l' W.
r.stIt bon toe complete cNonei@uon Oh
their CLIENT .., =
Tne arrest did not take place until
ofoIorI. OLA Friday evening, too late TOT Mr.
carson f0 obtain honlsmen. although the
.tt WAS begun DOB April last, ana ne vas
olIirod 90 .ranl the night in Ludlow
etr,af fau. on saturday morning ui.hd7.
renfc-eutlug s. 100000 of property one. "a
h.u FOR hs liability in the suit, ana ne
was Immediately released.
Tne suit grows out or the orsani1A'ioh
~ fine EXPRESS company, which proved
losing venture Hardy invested hls fl.'".
and Carson a Ike amount, Nhlie hopeis
Harrison BENJAMIN =. Watson. and other
friends of the two put up me remalnler
~ the $500. All flred alike ana lH'ie
Is no charge on Acknowledgement or OK
mis1rpr oprlauon. .,,,-.., ~,
,r,,,d fs i1 au affidavit OF Seth Lorton.
,.t.,, mos auditor Of the company That IL
mas insolvcnf and was losing money az
the rate OF $50 per day. whereas Hardy
lt..o.s that carson told him 10 was
earning big money. ON the face or me
rapers I'm the case. however. II anp,aIs
tS,t me company was NOT organi1.'A M
,,i rebrrarv s. 1898. and thar Hardy put
mn his $3.50 on February 9, Of the same
Mr. Carson denies ever mlsrepfesen,',,'s
me facts. and points ont 'nal n ~, -
mont either that the company W. 10,
inc $40 "a day. or that II was '",D7 IT,
amount and insolvent on the y'y
ms organization. ie an obvious ,,i,i and
lie Will insist upon ,,,i,s Cor
' mr. ,,.a'7orlronment.-New York Mall and
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Games To-Day.


Al Richmond.
Portsmouth W Richmond
Al Petersburg.
Roanoke vs.. Petersburg.
Al Norfolk;
Thanks TO the superb Work II 'ne 'oN
OF the brunette Senator. Mr. Malarkey'
the Champions are again IN second place
by one point
II Is q narrow margin. but we are
there and let every honest rootor hope
for good.
when SANDY" McDermott called the
game yesterday the lowering clouds were
banking up in the wss. and every indi-
cation pointed 10 rain. We'll II came in
the last half Of the nth. but stiil SANDY
said Play on!
Pender wanted 10 stop. FOR he was
ahead. FOR the holder OF the indicator
forced the game through another inning ~
rain. when IL should have been called.
and Insisted that the seventh should Doe
played but before n was over the dark
ness and rain came Ia earnest ana
SANDY" was forced 10 call the game with
the score 3 to In favor Of Richmond.
Tho locals again ondeavored 20 get out
of winning the game by making errors
and IN this respect. Wilson. NioN. ana
Berte were the offenders but 10 must
be said In defence of the latter that
his errors were made on desperate
chances.
Senator Malarkey. however, was not
discouraged by his support.
LET THEM HAVE TWO HITS.
lie only smiled the broader and let
the visitors have TWO hits which were
made by Mari while Wizard Brandt
was touched up for five hits. including
two doubles. which fortunately came to-
gether.
The Champions got one run In che first
on errors by Reiman and McGee. assist
ed 10y a timely sacrifice 10y Dad Pcndcr.
Two more came our way in the third.
when Malarkcy and Kahn hit for doubles,
and Fender again put one I'm right.
Burke scored the only run made 10y
Portsmouth IN the second inning. on
errors by NioX and Wilson.
The fielding of Sanford Groves, and
Hargrovc were the features.
While there were "a number Of errors
made the game was snappy and inter-
osting.
THE GAME TODAY.
In the contest this evening Tannehin
and Bruner will oppose each other. 1t
promises 10 he n battle for blood. and will
be fought FOR bitterly by both teams.
The following is the score
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ASHLAND. june -Special.-Cards are
out to the marriage Of Miss Kathleen
Macmurdo 10 Mr. Burton Marye. on We'd
nosday. July lst at 80 Z. NJ, at St.
James Episcopal church here.
Rev. G. i. Scott has rendered his res
ignation as pastor 81 the Ashland Baptist
church.
At "a meeting yesterday Of the ". T..
Newton Camp O.. ". Captain Richard
Irby was unanimously elected a delegate
20 the Grand Camp.
pr X. NJ Smith former professor OF
Greek IN Randolph Macon College. is
spending few days here
Mrs Hoofnagle entertained tonight at
her home. from Q TO u. the Misses Peyton.
OF Charlottesville. and few Of their
friends.
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LYNCnBURG. 2. NORFOLh. l.
1t Took Thirteen Innings to Bring the
Result,

81 iooh thirteen innings to Bring the
Result;
NORFOLK. VA. June 26.-Special-Af-
ter thirteen innings Of the prcttiest play
ns ever seen On the home grounds,
Lyrchburs succeeded in defeating Nor
fox this afternoon by a score of TO l.
but for Armstrong; passed ball in the
third, it would nave been / 10 o for the
locals. Both pitchers were effective
while the work Cf Norfolk's out-neld and
Lynch1urg ieft-helder, Pickering, was
extremely brilliant.
q. Mcfarland made another assist from
deep centre to-day while both me and
Grroy. who was in right captured balls
that were apparently impossible. Nc
IWiand scored for the locals on an cr-
rcr by Dolan and Vents two Dagger.
The latter found Boylan easy fruit. but
was Invariably left on bases. Pickering
made the winning run in the thirteenth
ON q single. stolen base and Mccain 5
double.
Wnue catching IN the ninth, Armstrong
was struck by pitched BAN and render
ed unconscious for ten minutes.
Thurston filed the place acceptally. The
following Is the score.
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King and Queen County.

,vArKERTON. VA, June Especial.
~ c,,vcntion Of the NJ. T.. Sunday
lis 81 the counties Of Essex and
,,i"~ and Queen was held at Sheppards
b church. near this town. yesterda'
1,,o ladies OF Mizpah NJ. r. church. OF
,,is town. will have a lawn party IN
lulv Tor the peneht OF the parsonage
Farmers are busy with their crops. corn
Is looking very We'll out wheat 70 Ho'
that a was expected 10 be.
NUss Carrie Haynes returned from
ptc,roond and Ashland last night.
Miss Bessie Walker. who has been
teaching In Richmond. is spending ue
summer with her parents, o. LOCUST
Grove.
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NOTES

The game this afternoon will be called
at AS o'clock The band Will be on
hand.
Iangsford has been released by Norfolk.
Wentz Is now captain of the Crabs.
Cleve has been TOO unwell since nc
came into the league 10 play.
Amos Rusie has placed his case ia the
hands Of John VI. Ward. the former man
aecr OF the New York baseball team.
The pros and cons tn this unfortunate
nor Gothams rootcrs) matter will bee
FULLY discussed before the Board of De
rectors of the National League az Pitts
burg next Monday John /. Rogers Will
look after Mr frcedmans interests.
This is probably the most important
baseball case since the days of the Play
ers' League. Rus.e asks the Board Of
Directors TO release BIN from reservation
on the ground that Doe Was illegally fined
by the New York club. lie was fined
500 twice by the club. once on the charge
OF excessive indulgence in liquor As
the contract provides that a fine for the
first offence specified shall be not more
than 50. the player claims IL amounted
to a Withholding Of salary. ana. there
fore. the club could no, reserve him.
IL the board decides that the player
was Illegally fined there IS no option but
70 release him
Ward has also been retained TO appear
on behalf Of Doyle Flynn Eddie Burke.
and Fred Ffener. all OF whom have
serious grievances 10 prefer against AIR
Freedman.
That the National League regards these
cases az very serious Is evidenced by the
calling Of special meeting OF tho Board
OF Directors to consider them. Those
who will ST IN Judgment are ~ r Won
he
OF Boston. james A. Hart. oil Chicago.
j. Earl Wagner. OF Washington; ". W
Kerr. Of Pittsburg. and 4. Hunt STICKY.
Of Louisvilie.-Journal.
Wells reached the city last night from
Norfolk. lie wss met by some OF the
players. Mr.. Woodall. and Secretary
Small. lie was unable 10 walk, and was
conveyed 70 his home In carriage. IL
now looks ss n Wers may not be In
TIE game before . month
E&ox msds bis debut yesterday ut third
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RoANohA. II. PnrhHsBUEG, 4.
The Farmers W.r. Ensy Prey for the
Maeicians.

PETERSBURG. VA, June Especial.
Roanoke won from Petersburg hands
down to-day. a double a single, and Tate S
home run IN the first inning. gave them
three earned runs aud from then on they
hit Kitsou for keeps.
Coons was in the box for the visitors
and pitched a mastery game. keeping his
eight hits well scattered. especially at
critical times. Scott. Pctersburg's ANA
tour. is I'd wonder He u.cd excellent
Judgment in fielding and threw 10 bases
like veteran.
The score.
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THE CITY OF PETERSBURG
CORDIAL .INgITATION TO GEN. >. ID
LEE TO VISIT the CRY.
The Reduction of Salaries by the Council
Freely Discussed->iik Factory
TO Resume.

PETERSBURG. VA. June 8.-Speciai.-
General stephen -. Lee has been cordial
~ invited By his friend ana former pastor
Rev. DR.. If. W. Battle, 80 VISIT Peters
burg. In addition 10 Or. Sdttles per-
scnal letter the distinguished MiSsissip-
plan will receive a pressing INVITATION
nom \. L. Hill Camp Of Confederate
Veterans Resolutions were passed by
the camp at its meeting to-lisht eN-
prassiye OF their cordial desire 10 have
him come. and the adjutant was instructed
to inform General Lee OF this action ana
TO ask the privilege OF rendering TO him
"A public reception. Mayor Charles =.
Collier has also addressed a letter TO
General Lee inviting him to visit Peters
burg
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yur TOWN or cREWE.
little Fellow Has h'gh ran ana
freak. His Arm.

orrurr VA. June % Specialize
Ci'n " 80 ala 'on o. Mr.. c. G. jenkins, who
ioui poek castle. a plantation just
AFes az - crewc. fell from a tier-pole In
ouis'u - fathers barns this morning
one oi -, his arm just above the wrist.
anu o' ,'iies OF the Baptist church held
ln' Dr.,r, festival in the Young Mems
an ,,,n Association building last night.
: - crowd was present. and consider
-. Indictment weather, the festival
.-1 success in every way.
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SPIDERS IN THE LEAD.
THr ORIOLES LOSE the CAME TO
THE SENATOR'S.
Yellow Ball at ST. Louis-Bean-Eatetsp e-
feat the Hawiey rIc"'o
for the Colts.

WASHINGTON. June 2s.-The locals ., DC
,o',,ed the champion Baltimores I".i''
easily this afternoon. Notwl'iS'',.'''.s
d. rain fell before and during the san'D,
71st spectators were present, -,
nitched the first inning FOR NashlIs'o''
and then retired because OF dih'cuI'' -
handling the wet ball. King VINO ~ ,,
cecd.a MIN. did splendid work ana ""u'u
have kept his opponents score
.... ,r, litf for errors.
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RICHMOND TRACTION CO,
FROM
ChimbOrazO Park
Reservoir Lake,
ASS1NG
Libby Hill Park,
Marshall Park,
Lee Pleasure Park,
and the Auditorium.
Cars are now running through to
the Reservoir Lake.
Cars are now running through to
the Reservoir Lake.
je256t

WAS given az the Fifth-Arenue Iheatre
.on Anru sth last. in which the companies
OF Joseph jefferson. May irwin ana
Ilbn Drew took part The sum raised
ON fhat occasion has since been increased
d., numerous contributions. ALREADY soihe
Old veterans have been laid TO rest In
the plot-New YORK sun.
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NEWPORT NEWS VA. June 2G.-The
Newport News baseball toam defeated
the suffolk club in a hotly-contested game
at Rivorvlew Park yesterday afternoon.
The score stood to in Favor Of the
home team.
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OBiTU AIRY.


ASHLAND VA. June 2o.-Special.-
Miss Julia Leadbetter. who has been Ill
for the past two weeks. died here this
afternoon She was just budding into
charming womanhood. and her untlmely
death has east a gloom over the entire
community. The interment VIII occur In
Woodland Cemetery tomorrow afternoon
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The Confederate Memorial Committee
appointed al the Houston reunion VIII
assemble In che OF the committee rooms
al the Capitol at 10 A. ". Monday, the
18th instant.
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Hampden.sidney, S: FarmvilIe, 5.

FARMVII.LE. VA. June Especial. -
The Hampden-Sdney team defeated the
Farrnvilo team in the closing game OF
base bail this season here this afternoon
BIZ the score Of 8 TO & Nv -
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SUFFOLK. VA. June &.-Special.-At
West End Park this afternoon the Suf-
folk team was defeated 10y the Oiympics,
or Norfolk. by score OF TO 3.
Batteries. Baker AMI Keefer. Hearn,
Trower and Wood. Umpire. Causey.
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Totals
.LEVELAND.

CLEVELAND CO.,. ...O2O10000i- . o.
Louisville 600. ......0OO301O00-
summary: Earned uns-Louisyille, 3,
Cleveland. 3. Let ON hases-Louisviile, .,
Cleveland Q. Base on Dalls-On Cuppy, g.
on Hll. z. Struck out-By CupDy. !; by
H., g. Home run-BurAett lnrcc-base
hns-McKean. McCreay. Tmo-Base hit
OBricn. Sacrifice hifs-McCrcary Clarke.
Double play-llill and Cassidy. Wild
pitch-Hill. Umpire. Wcidman. Time OF
game, three hours and twcntY-siN min
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Southern League Games.

At Columbus: x. II. +.
Columbus o.. .......1023O1O1O-S Is =
Mobile ...... .......4 s s
Batteries: Bates and King, schmidt
and Fisher.
At New ORLEANS: Il. II. l..
New orleans ......OO2OOOOOD-2 !
Birmingham. -. ..OO1OOOOO) 70 2
Batteries. McGinnis and Gonding,
Adams and Marion.
At Montgomery: :. H. J..
Montgomery .... ..2OOOO42OOo- "A .
Atlanta o.. .......4 OO11200 l-9 - 4
Batteries: Shechan. Keho1 and Wiley;
Norton and Fields
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Pittsburg ........ 20OlO / o o. D I'D %
summary: Earned runs-Chicago. D.
Pittshurg. .. Bases by errors-Chicago,
2. Left on bascs-Chicago, !; Pitisburg'
10. Bases on balis-Fricnd. g. Hawley. Z.
Stnck cut by Friend. J.. Home runs
Hawlcv. Thrce-hasc hits-Dalen. Two
base hlts-Sfcnzel Dahlen, Pfener. Stolen
ndres-Anson. stencil. Pfeffer. q; Lange'
Ryan. 2. Decker Everett: 2. Wild pitch
Friend Umpire. Sheridan. Time or
game. two hours and thirty minutes.
CLEVELAND, 4: LOUISVILLE. I.
LOUISVILLE. KY. June 26.-To-day's
game between Louisville and Cleveland
was "a disgrace 10 baseball. IL vas al
most a riot from start TO finish and last
81 three hours and twenty-sN minutes.
The players or both teams made foot
ball of Umpire Wcilman. and engaged
IN fights themselves. Burkctts home run
in the ninth tied the score. II was al
most dark and Louisville did not try 10
play. going out ia onc-two-three order.
Ia the tenth Cleveland scored four
runs on an error. "a single and home
runs by McAleer and McGarr. Louisville
got three men ON The bases when Weld
man called the game on account of dark
ness. This SO cnragei tho Clcvelant
players that they made for the umpire In
a bunch. McAlcer struck him on the
Jaw. Then the crowd Ina the Dieacheis,
armed with stocks and beer glasses. made
for the diamond but the police succeeded
in driving them away. Attendance, 1000.
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Standing Of the Clubs.
Gamr. Schednled bod o.Day.

Louisville al Cleveland.
Philadelphia az Boston.
Pittsburg al Chicago.
Brooklyn at New YORK.
Baltimore at Washington.
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ROANOKE.

Summary: Earned runs-RoanOkc. e..
Home runs-Tate. .. Brecn. Flemming.
Wrigley. Two-base hits-Cockman. Bases
on halls-On Kitson. g. Oft Coons. 3.
Struck out-By KitsOn, 4: by Coons. 2
Double plays-WriElcy Lynch. and Tate.
.. Wrgicy and Tate, Scott. Notter. and
Brccn. stolen bases-Kitson and Kane
Sacrifice hits-Kellcy Brecn. and Scott.
Time Of game, one hour and forty-hye
minutes Umpire. Mace.
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Philadelphia, 3. Home runs-Duny' TWO
base hits-Lowe. Sullivan. Delehanty. q
Cross. Sacrifice hits-Lowe. stolen bases
Hamilton. tucker. Base on bailsm,lein-
erts. Hamilton. Bannon, Long. fucker
Base on errcrs-Boston. 1: Philadeiphil.
!. Hit by pitcher-Clements. struck
out Clements. Harrington banhOn'
Iouble plays-Tenney and Long sum
van. Mailman and Boyle. Umpire her-
dcIson. Time. one hour ana MY -se'e"
minutes.
CHICAGO. u: PITTsBURG. -:
CHICAGO. June 2s.-Hawiey was very
eas,, ,or the colts to-day and they won
handny. Friend was a mystery 10 tne
Pittshurgs all the way through, nul NE
bases on balls usually scored. Inc SoiS
gave another fine exhibition OF naSe
','',,o,,,, stealing eleven times. Harry
Truhv second haseman. has been sold
10 the Springfield Mass team Al
tendance. 900. Score;
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Bishop Peterkin. who will attenu the
reunion. will preach at ST. Jam = Saufcn
tomorrow (SundayA
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BROOKLYN. y. y. June 2j.-The
Brooklyns again beat the New Norks to-
day, winning the game in the sixth in
ming. after the first two men had been
retired on two bases on balls.
Payne stopped several apparent hits
with men ON bases. The fielding Of DAILY
and COunaughton were the features. At
tendance. 300
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SALARIES REDUCED.


The action Of the city Council iast night
I'm reducing the pay OF several OF the
city officers, including that Of Mayor, mas
been pretty freely discussed to-day. Some,
whose salaries were reduced. are very
much displeascd, while others taFe II IN
"a philosophical manner. The total re-
duction made amounts 10 5000 per annum.
At a regular convOcation OF Naomi
Lodge No 90 Knights Of Pythias. held
last night, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term; X.
Gill. chancellor commander; George n.
RrockweH. vice-chancellor; T.. A. Prince.
master Of work. W. W. Andrews. prelate:
j. +. Gentry. keeper OF records and
seal: r. J. Childress master OF finance.
j. r. W. Smith. master Of oxcheQuer.
+. l.. Belchor. master at arms. G. h.
Epps. inner guard; A. W. Baxter. outer
guard.
SILK FACTORY TO RESUME.
The silk factory Of John y. Stearns &
Co. I'm this city. which shut down sew
oral weeks since, throwing oct ~ en-
PIGMENT about four hundred PEOPLE, will
begin ut once 20 work its full force. The
closing Of the factory was due 10 over
production Of goods.
MI Robert Gillian. clerk Of tho court
has received "A letter from Governor
O'Ferrall asking for :he approximate
number OF Confederate soldiers residing
I'm Petersburg.
Mr. Gillian estimates that there are be-
tween four hundred and five hundreh eX-
Confederate soldiers residing IN Peters
burg.
As an evidence Of the fallia soft Of
personal values In Petersburg under the
recent assessment. the books of tho Com
missioner OF the Revenue show that the
returns made by eight of the prominent
firms here aggregate S2l3.l5o less than
last year OF this number three nrms
alone show "A decrease Of sljS. 80. Com
missioner Of the Revenue Edncs took two
OF the latter lists and the remaining one
pas taken By notary publ, IN Rich
mono.
At meeting Of A. p HUI Camp o.
Confederate Veterans tonight, the camp
made arrangements for their trip 10 Rich
mond on next Thursday. Tho camp was
presented with a handsome picture OF
Jefferson Davis. a gift from Roy. Dr. IL.
w Rattle. steps were taken by the camp
10 roorganize the Sons OF Veterans here
and have two delegates elected 10 me
reunion Of Sons Of Veterans in ldchmoh
next Tuesday.
MRS. TAI.LEY Ill.
Mrs. Talley a widely-lnown lady OF
this city. Is critically ODD and Is not eX-
pectod 10 survive through tho night
Mrs. Talley is the wife of Mr.. w. II.
Tauev. member of the city Council
and n prominent dry-goods merchant
/ here.
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New York .........O o 0 ! 90 o. 9 8
Brooklyn .........0 OOO2 00x-3 - l
Summary: Two-base hits-Gleason.
Sacrifice Naturalization. Stolen bases
DAILY 2; Grim. Shlndle. LaCharce. Struck
by Clarke. 9; Payne /. Base on balls
Clarke. 4; Payne. :. Base on errors
New York. I. Left on bascs-New York,
y. Brooklyn II. Double plays Connaugh-
ton and ". Clarke; Corcoran DAILY, and
LaChance. Hit by pitcher-Daly. I'm
pre. Emsiie. Time, two hours and two
minutes.
BOSTON. Q; PHILADELPHIA, T.
BOSTON. June 26.-Sulllvan's pitching
was too much for the Phillies to-day.
They tied the game I'm the third and after
that made but five hits off him. Captain
Nash received a warm welcome and was
presented with two elegant stands OF
flowers. He played a brilliant game.
Delehanty's batting was magnificent. The
Boston in-feld did brilliant work. At
tendance 3ll9
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BALTIMORE.

Summary: Earned WASHINGTON o.
Baltimore. /. Bases by errors-Washing-
ton. J.. Baltimore, 0. Left on bases-bal-
timore. e.: Washington, g Bases on hai's
king ]: Mcmahon. 2. Home runs
ro,,c, .. setback. Three-base hits-Don-
nelly Two-base hits Lush and Don
ueIlri Sacrifice .irs-Lush. stolen
.asep.- Robinson. Double plays-Jenninss
and Doyle: Kelley and Donnelly. Hit
by pitcher-King. .. Wild pitches-Mc-
AIahon. Passed balls-Robinson. I'M
plre. Hearst. Time Of game, two hours
and ten minutes.
CINCINNATI. Is: ST. LOUIS 4.
ct. LOUIS. June 26.-The most anna
flourish exhibition Of baseball ever seen
here i'm a championship game was given
to-day bv the Browns Their battery WORK
ana fielding were equally bad. The
visitors played an excellent game. At
tendance 800.
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Score by innings.

Summary. Earned runs-iuchmond, D..
Two-base hits-Maiarkcy Kahn. stolen
bases-Kaln. D. Mari. Hlt by pitched
ball-Niox. Struck out-by Malarkey, 81,
by Brandt. 8. Passed balls-kollns, l..
Wild pitches Brandt. /. Time Of game.
one hour and fifteen minutes. Umpire,
McDemott.
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SECOND PLACE AGAIN.
RICHMOND NOW LADS PORTS
MOUTH BY a Maroon MtRGfN.
The Champions Turned the Tables q" '''
Visitors Yesterday because oi ""''
hey's superb Pitching other Games
Standing Of lhe Clubs.

Richmond. 3; Portsmouth. l.
I.ynchburg. >. Norfolk. J.
Roanoke. l.. peicfsouiS' l.