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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-20

Mrs. Jefferson Davis and Miss Winnie na-
Wis To be Invited.

The ladies OF the Confederate Memorial
and Literary Society held a rather lengthy
meeting yesterday morning IN the assem-
bly-room Of the Confederate Museum u
make the necessary arrangements LOT d
reception that Is 10 be held at the MI
scum on the evening Of June Goth, the
opening day OF the reunion. II was de-
cided TO invite Mrs. Jefferson Davis ana
Miss Winnie Davis TO receive in the rooms
OF their old and historic home, assisted
by the vice-regents OF the society.
The above date was decided upon, and
the reception, which will be by special
invitation from members OF the society.
will be held from 40 L. ". to $3.50 T..
VI. The society deeply regrets the i'm
possibility of making the reception pub
llc one. but the limited space and the
shortness of the time which they can ask
OF their distinguished guests prohibits
the admission of the public at large
The fun details of the reception have
not yet been completed.
At q recent meeting of the society the
secretary was requested 10 communicate
with Mr.. NJ. Mittledorfer. the well-knOWn
decorator, 10 ascertain what he would
charge 10 decorate the museum for tho
reunion. At yesterdays meeting a reply
was received. stating that he would do
nate both his services and materials TO
the society for that purpose. The ladies
were greatly pleased with this generous
offer, and instructed the secretary 10 eX-
press 70 Mr.. Mitteldorior their heartfelt
thanks. The society also determined 10
use n. their influence with citizens so
a 10 induce them 10 give orders for the
decorating OF their houses during the re
union 10 Mr.. Mittel1orfer
Miss Capcrs. OF Columbia. $. c., who
has been appointed sponsor for that
state. IS q niece OF Major James II.
Capers, OF this city, at whose residence
she viii DO stopping during her stay in
Richmond
u good Cea. OF routine business OF
minor importance was also disposed Of
by the ladies'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-20
Games To-Day.

NORFOLK, VA. May l9.-Special.-
Tho game OF bal between Richmond ana
Norfolk to-day was a very unintcresting
contest up 10 the eighth inning ana con-
cluded with u heart-discase hnish.
The attendance was not 50 large as on
The previous day. CorDett pitched an
excellent game, and to his WORK ~ the
box and Ballentyne's suck-work Is inc
victory due.
The locals put up ragged iieiding
game. while the Hustlers gave Gilpatrick
Hne support.
In the eighth inning Pender got first on
four bad ones, and went out from Langs-
ford 10 Wentz. Wells reaching first on a
iielders choice Boland went out on
line hit to Armsty>g zimmerman Aned
out a single, scoring Wells and was
thrown out AT second by Ballentne.
The ninth inning was the one which
saved NorfOlk's life and In which she won
the game Stephenson. the nrst man up.
went out on 70 ~ 10 Kahn. Langsforth
hit for one bag; McFarlan was presented
with a base by Giipatrick' Wenlz struck
out. Corbett singled, and with three men
on bases Ballentine stepped to the pate.
At this time the excitement was intense
the friends of both teams roofing with
might and main. Ballentine waited and
got a nice single. scoring Langsforth.
McFarlan went to first on felders
choice. Balentine dying AT second and
Wentz coming home.
In Richmond's half Kahn went out on
fly TO Ramp Berte few out 10 Corbett,
and Gnpatrick went out from Ramp TO
Armstrong.
The fo.owing score tells how the game
was won and lost.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-20


ALIEN Died az the Eastern state Hos
nltql. I'm Williamsburg. JOHN X Al
LEN. of Norfolk.
BOWES. Died. at tho residence OF ne, nes
husband I'm Portsmouth, Va, MAX
wife OF John Bowes. OF Bradford EHs
land. aged thirty-four years.
BOyD.-Died. at Eagle Rock, Va, Dr.
J. T. BOYD.
BUsHNELL.-Died. at the residence OF
her parents. IN Portsmouth. Va JNN-
ME OWENS BUSHNELL. daughter
of A. G. and Matte A. BUSHNELL aged
seventeen years.
BOSNIAN Died. IN Norfolk Va, captain
J. II. BOSNIAN. aged siXty~seven years
FREDHRICK.-D at Denmark. $. C..
Mrs DAMARIS FREDERICK. She
was the daughter of Colonel q. W. and
susan Wilson. Of Botctourt county.
FRY-Died. az his home, near Pinker-
Ton Va. GEORGE ". FRY; aged eighty
years.
HESS Died. at stanton Va, CliAhl'E9
VINCENT HESS: aged foFty-hve years.
L.ACKLAND.-Died. at Huntington, ".
Va Mrs. FANNIE r. LAKELAND.
aged seventy-seven years. formerly
resident OF Fncastle She was the
wife OF the late William NJ. Lakeland,
a member OF the Virginia Senate from
Botetourt, and mother Of Mrs. Lustace
Gibson.
LAND. Died. at the residence of her son,
George X. Land. North Bend. Mecklen-
burg county. Mrs. JOHN ~. LAND,
aged eighty years
AIAGRUDER-Died. suddenly, at Biareg-
gi0. Italy. KATHARINE. youngest
daughter of the late General John Bank
head Magruder and Henrietta Won
Kapn. Of Baltimore.
Interment at Florence, Italy. May J.
1896.
NNANARA.-Died. at Lynchburg, Va.
CORNELIUS MNAMARA youngest
son Of Daniel Mcnamara aged nine
teen years.
MOELICK.-Di AT Buchanan Va. Miss
ALICE MOELICK; aged iorty-eight
years.
Interment at Lynchburg.
NEEDHAM Died. al the residence OF
IT'S parents. 2203 Paramount avenue.
ROBERT EUGENE. infant son OF W. j..
and Mollie Y. Needham, aged I'VE
months and fifteen days.
Funeral from residence THIS CWcdnes-
daD EVENING at 4 o'clock. Friends
and acquaintances respectfully invited
TO attend.
ROLLEY. Died, at the Retreat for The
Sick. Norfolk, Captain WILLIAM =.
ROLLEY. aged seyeny-one years.
SAVAGE.-Died. al his residence III
Precursor street Norfolk. May 10Th.
z. II. SAVAGE. aged th.rty-eisht years.
WALKER.-Die suddenly. IN Baltimore.
Md. on Thursday. May ~. 1896. BENE-
DICT WALKER, IN the sixty-n.nth year
OF his age. late of Wesmorcl4nd c0un-
~. Va.
W-EALTON-Dled. at her home. near
Atlantic. Va. Mrs. MARY A. VEAL
TON: aged seyenty-nine years.
WILLIAMSON.-Died. az Centreville. Pa.
Rev. Il. S. WILLIAMSON. at one time
pastor OF the Methodist Protestant
church, Greenbackyille. Va.
WOLF.-Died. az New Market Va. AN
ME WOLF. daughter OF the late Isaac
Wolf; aged ffty-four years
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-20
MTDDLEsTN MENTION.
Tho weems Line Banding IA Hotel at West
Irbanna.

URBANNA, VA. May l9.-Special.-
The farmers OF tnis section are busy snip
ping green peas. The crop Is short.
IL Is exceedingly dry here, ana farmers
are apprehensiyc Of serious results should
1t not rain very soon.
Captain ID. NJ. NoLcn, agent for the
Weems Steamboat Company. IS erecting
quite fine hotel at West Urbanna. about
one mile from Urbannd proper. The site
is a beautiful one for pleasant summer
resort, lying on an elevation on tho banks
OF the Rappahannock. The building Will
contain twenty-five rooms. Shade trees,
flowers. and fruit trees VIII DO planted IN
profusion. Guests Will be received this
season.
Mr.. Lewis Jones shipped last week n
cargo Of fine hay raised on his farm, In
this county.
An infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. @.
Walker, OF Urbanna. died Friday morning.
Large quantities Of soft crabs are being
caught here.
The Indications are that peaches will be
plentiful
W. L. Lipscomb editor OF the Mathews
Middlesex Herald is out again after sew
eral days sickness.
q. +. Palmer is I'm Baltimore.
Politics Is quiet at this time.
Silver carries the day hereabouts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-20

fcVcr. Iitiy puc-tihNi
OF ell the deaths tina, occur in the world arc
caused by consumption. And consumption
can be cured Doctors used 10 say tina Il
was incurahle, but the doctors were ME -
mistaken u would be strange II medical
science did not make some progress. Many
things were once considered Impossible.
The ocean steamer, the locomotive, the
telegraph ard telephone, the photograph,
the electric lieht-all these were once I'M
possible, and once il was impossible to cure
consumption. That vas before the time
OF Dr. picfcc's Golden Medical Discovery.
Taken according 10 directions this standard
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-20
IHE NAY EXCURSIONS.
Association for the Development of Rich
mond Trade Receive Reports.


The Executive Committee Of the As
ISOLATION fer the Development Of Rich
mond Trade herd meeting last night
and rep q. Of the May excursions was
given. The excursion from Farmviile
on the Norfolk and Western railroad was
q success from every point OF View. II
yielded small profit. and the verdict OF
excursionists from all points on the line
is that the excursion train was IN every
respect the equal OF any regular train
The Fort Monroe, Charlottesville, and
Howardsviiie excursions were also nnan-
cial successes, and not az expense Of COM
fort for there were plenty OF cars and
ample seating capacity for all excur-
5.onists. The South Boston excursion, ON
the Southern railroad. is also in the right
column, and the receipts were larger than
the disbursements The North Carolina
excursions were disappo.ntments. and the
expense incidental IN running them alb
sorbed the original profits and a little
more making deficit OF S73.l2. The fact
however that over 1000 people were thus
brought TO Richmond. who. conservative
estimate says, spent with the retailers
fnd wholesalers here something Ike
$4,000, Is remarkable, and certainly very
encouraging 10 the association and the
Executive Committee. who have worked
so indef;igably for the success OF the
excursions
IN Difference 10 the Confederate Reunion
which Will meet here June 3Oth. the June
excursions have been abandoned. as the
association feels that excursions run
prior TO the reunion might bring here
people who would not come here twice
in a single month. and rather than either
ieapardize the success Of the reunion or
be the unwilling cause Of lessening the
large attendance the reunion merits, no
excursions Will be given this month. and
the date Of the future excursions will Dee
left in allegiance for the present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-20
COUED THE DURGLAR.
Little Henry rro~",ins Has Proven Him
self Hero.

Ten-year-old Henry FroehLng, son OF
Dr. Henry Froehiing the chemist OF
Ill9 west Main street. has proven hi1-
self hero. Monday night, while he was
playing with two boys Of about hts own
ace in the hall of his fathers residence
their sharp eyes discovered a man steal
ing along quietly In the darkness IN me
rear porron OF the house. Realizing
tsat the intruder was there for no good
purpose. Henry was ready for the emer-
ccncy. He did not run away as most u
boys would have done. Neither did he
cry out Tor help. lie seized his small
parlor rife and threw himself in front
Of the intruder ready 10 do battle for his
home. and mus single-handed Gor it is
a rcCrettabe fact that he in his need
was deserted by his two oompanions) he
faced the man, thief, burglar or wnat-
e.cr he was. With one look down the
n.uzlic Of the rifle and swift gla'cc into
the determined eye Of no youthful de-
fender. the marauder precipitateiy
abandoned the field 10 the brave little
fellow and disappeared In the darkness,
leaving youthful pluck in full posses
sion
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-20
JUO SERIOUS ICCIDENTS
Young Man Injured by "A Piece of Tim
ber-Earmer Thrown in "A Rock Pile.


ELBA, VA, May 9.-Special.-Mr. j.
w. MattoX, a young carpenter living near
here while attempting to hoist a piece Of
timber on building let IT slip and il
fell bnck on him across his eyes, cutting
the upper part Of his nose i'm two. causing
Il very painful wound. His eyes were Sc
vorcly bruised and he is In very bad
condition.
Mr.. David Tucker. farmer while pass
ing through town with load OF pro-
duoe. his horse became frightened and
dashed off at a fearful speed. throwing
him and a young man by the name Of
Atkinson out. Mr.. Tucker falling lnh rock
pile and receiving several cuts on his
head causing. a very bad wound. The
young man escaped unhurt.
Mr.. s. 4. Hines. who relapsed from the
measles and was confined some time. is
out again, and IS getting along nicely.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-20

building. ouartering troops. lodging OF
visitors. and decorations were discussed
ard referred to a meeting OF the GEN.
craI c, n mittoe, which is called for next
Tuesday night. This Will be very i'm
port8nt meeting as all the cnairmen OF
the different committees are requested
TO make their reports.
General Anderson submitted a report
In regard TO the cadets from the Viz
ein.a Military Institute. II is not yet
decided that the cadets VIII come. though
every effort Is being made to have them
here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-20

The Truckers Were Too Strong for The
Farmers.

PETERSBURG. VA, May Especial.
The second Of tho series of three games
between Petersburg and Portsmouth was
played this afternoon and resulted in
the defeat Of the home team by a score
OF To 2.
Petersburg was unable TO score until the
eighth inning, when they made a run
!n each. Tie visitors got two runs in the
first. three In the seventh. and one in
the eighth. The features Of the game
for The visitors were the remarkable pitch
ing Of Brandt. second base playing OF
Hal. and heavy hitting Of Rollins.
For the home team the features of the
game were the work Of Broen at third
base. ShOlta at second. and Brodie's long
drive for home run in the ninth in
ming. The score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-20
FTRI TINT BiNNER.
Confederate Memorial Exercises at Ash
land Singing and Speaking.

ASHLAND, VA. May 19.-Speciai.-Ap
propriate exercises were held at Wood
lawn Cemetery this evening in memory Of
the four hundred Confederate dead buried
there. Captain Irhy presided.
The exercises were begun by the singing
Of America. Rev. J. Il. Wilkinson offered
prayer. Rev. Dr. Judkins delivered the
address of the occasion: after which Mr..
W. u. Davis read ~.url that Banner
Bishop Granbery closed with a few
well-chosen remarks and the bcnediction.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-20
HEBREV NEMORIIL.
II VIII be Observed at 6:3O o'Clock with
Appropriate Ceremonies

This afternoon at $50 o'clock Memorial
Day will be- observed by the Hebrew La
dies Memorial Association The Walker
Light Guard. Captain Frank Cunningham.
commanding. will be in attendance. aud
the various memorial associations cave
been invited 20 Unite I'm the solemn cere-
monies. Rev. Or. +. y. Calisth will offer
the prayer. Contributions of flowers will
he gratefully received at Mrs. Charles
Straus'. No. $50 Park avenue: Miss Levy's,
No 600 east Grace. or at the grounds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-20
cor. JOHN \. SroyALL's DEATH.
He Was Candidate for Congress in the
Rcadiustcr Days.

MARTINSVILLE. VA, May l9-Spe-
cial. colonel John 7. Stoval, first cousin
OF Mr.. j. b. Pace. of Richmond. died at
the residence OF his sister, Mrs. SGliie
Lawrence. at II o'clock a. VI.
Colonel Stovau represented the Twenty
third senatorial district in lSi9-'So, and
was the Readjuster candidate for Con-
cress against Colonel George c. Cabell IN
1850. lie was consideted one Of the bright
est men ever raised IN Henry county
lie was in his nfty-sixth year. and VIII
Doe buried by the side of his mother, near
the late residence Of his grandfather Che
late John Pace, on Smiths river IN tnls
county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-20
PETERSBURG

Summary: Earned notwithstanding 4:
Portsmouth, 4. Two-base hits McGce
lime runs-BrOdie. Rollins. Double plays
--BIceu. ShO1a. RaGert. Base on balls
ON Branct. l. or Armstrong .. Hit by
pitched bails-Rolius and Mailman. Struck
out-By Brandt. ;: by Armstrong. D.
Time Of game, two hours. Umpire, Con
nor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-20
Hastings Court.

The following cases were disposed Of in
the ifustings Court yesterday:
Aaron Chandler was acquitted of the
charee OF assaulting Moses Chamber
layne.
Jesse Hilton was charged with at
tempted murder, bur his case was con-
tlnued until June 9Th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-20

RICIIAfONI

RICHMOND. 2 Home runs-Armstrong
Two-base hits-Armstrong. Tannehtll o..
Wild pitch-Corbett. j. Struck out-Dy
Corbett. !; By Glpatrick. .. Hit by pitch
ed ball-Ballentyne and McFarian. Left
on bases-Norfolk. G.: Richmond b. Dou-
BILE plays-Zimmcrman, Pendcr. Wells.
Stolen bascs-Wells. Sacrifice hits-none.
Time Of game two hours and fifteen min
utes, Umpire, Cline.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-20
4 CALL ACCEPTED.
Government Good Road. BuiIding-Minis-

FFTFN ETFV fT'-tI'-'FTT"F
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. May -
Special.-Rev. Decatur Edwards has ac-
cepted the call 10 The pastorate Of Belle
Air Baptist church in Stafford county.
recently rendered him.
The work OF repairing the Netional
boulevard here in accordance with plans
and Specifications named by the War De-
partment at Washington. is progressing
rapidly.
4 ministers and deaconsi meeting will
be held az Mine Run Baptist church, in
this county on Saturday. May 3th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-20

Governor O'Ferrall has given permission
10 Company /. First Regiment West
Virginia National Guard. to enter the
State Of Virginia armed and equipped
for the purpose Of attending the memorial
services Of the Confederate Memorial As
sociaton az Winchester. Va. on June q,
1S.G This permit shall continue for three
DAYS from june 9th
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-20
Issued a Rcaulsition

Governor O'Ferrall has issued a requi-
sitlon on Governor Carr Of North Caro-
lima for the rendition OF G.. w. Tanner
alias John pusky. who IS charged with
having committed grand larceny In Clarke
county. Tanner is at present under ar
rent at Durham. y. c,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-20
LYACHBURG AND KO4NOhE.
The TobaccoDists Make n Successful
Change In Pitchers.

LYNCHBURG. VA. May ls.-Speciai.-
Lynchbug takes NJ second OF the series
from Roanoke In royal hitting game
Evans started In for Lynchburg. but was
relieved after the second inning. Roanoke
Nndtny him Tor four earned runs. stultz
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-20
Southern League Games.

At Mobile: =, =, =.
Score.
birmingham ......1 000262 31-li j.
Batteries: wittrock and Lohbre; Sparks
and Rappod.
At New Orleans:
score. X. II. Z.
Atlanta ........2OOOO20O C
New Orleans ...0O20O20l0 % y 4
Batteries. Sechrist, Carl, and Goncing'
Norton and Holds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-20
IT'S COOL,

It's durable, its eco
nonlical. You get so much
goodness for the price that
it would pay you to buy
Summer Underwear here,
whatever your supply
might be.
w ere making sales
quick and fast-you can
tell the men who have
been in here by hearing the
clink of money they have
saved, and by their cool,
happy expression.
This isn't going to last
always-the chance, we
mean. The underwear will
last forever. You'd better
hurry. All prices.
Linen Crash Salts, $500.
Percsle Shirts, extra collars and cuffs, Sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-20
LYNCHBURG.

NTWT|
Roanoke ............... O4lOl0l U0-1
Lynchburg .............. ] o % 8 ] il"
Summary: Earned runs-iNnchhurs, 81.
Roanoke 6. TwO-base hits-M rigley.
smith. Tate. Stultz Leahy Grove. Three
base hits-Coons. Leahy. Home runs
Little CO, Wrlslcy, Dolan Stolen bases
Pickering McGann. Williams, Schabel.
Smith, Glenn. Double piays-Lcahy TO
Little. Bases on balls-Wilns, l. Kim
ball. /: Evans. Stultz. .. Hit by pitched
baii-McGann. Goodman. whitehall.
Struck out-Wllis. /; Kimball. I; Stultz. 3.
Time Of game two hours tond ten minutes.
Umpire. Belts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-20
CINCINNATT GOES MEAD.
The Reds Too Much for the Quakers.
Threc Gamcs 20. tpOnch.

CINCINNATI, May 19.-It was any
body's game up to the seventh inning.
when the locals struck a batting streak
with two men out and scored five runs
before the side was retired. To-days
win places the Reds in first place in tie
race. Attendance, 1000.
score: r. H. j.
Cincinnati ....1o2OOO5Ox-S . 2
Philadelphia ..O1 / 000O-2 7 3
Batteries: Dwyer ana Poltz; Taylor and
Clements.
PITTSBURG. 8: BROOKLYN. >.
PITTsBURG. May 19.-Pitsburg won
am exciting tcn-innlng game from Brook
I'm to-day. Errors by stencil and Dono-
van put the visitors in the game al sew
cral stages. but these two players after
ward redeemed themselves, tho former
by timely hitting IN three OF the six runs,
while Donovan made remarkable one
hand catch OF a line fly from Shindle's
bat IN the eighth inning and completed
a double play. II was the most eXcit-
ing game OF the season, and abounded
in brilliant plays. Attendance 200.
Score. y. H. l.
Pittsburg ...OO111oOlo2-G - 3
Brooklyn ....OO02 00O01-5 y 5
Batteries: Hughey ana Sugden; Ken
nedy and Burrei
NEW YORK, 7; CHICAGO, 0.
CHICAGO. May l0.-The New Yorks
with C.arks in the box, shut ont the Colts
to-day. Only one of the locals reached
second. The fielding was sharp. but not
sensational
Score: r. II. L.
Chicago .......OOO 100000 > q
New York 40 900 OOGO-7 . l
Batteries: Friend and kittrcdge: Clarks
ana Wilson.
THREE GAMES POSTPONED.
LOUISVILLE. ky. May l9.-To-day's
grounds
ST. LOUIS. May 19.-Boston-St. Louis
game postpOned-wet grounds.
CLEVELAND. O.. May l9-Cleyeland
Baltimore game postponed-wet grounds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-20
Seems rs II con

Seems IS II con
cum ption always
picks out the bright
est and best. Maybe
4. len !; so. Maybe IL
ms SO because
consumption Is the
mos; frequent Of all
diseases. Consurip-
ton kills more peo-
pic than wars or
Cholera or Yellow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-20
Temple, PembeTt0n, COTdeS &CO.


EXECUTORs' NOTICE.
o-~-~~>>~~<sryH~~ers~s~~er -erSs>~,Ne-,0>>N-
~ HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING DULY
L qualified as executors OF the lata
John POPE, request all persons Indebted
10 his estate, or % whom his estate may
be indebted. 10 call on the undersigned
RICHARD II. MEADE. room n. Cham
Der OF Commerce. Richmond. Va. for sell
uCment OF said Indebtedness
LEWIS GINTER
GEORGE POPE,
JOHN DUNLOP,
THOMAS l.. JEFFRESS,
RICHARD II MEADE,
Executors OF John Pope. deceased.
ap20-wtt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-20

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-20

New York ...............'. 'o<V
Louisville ....sss''-s 49,
Games Scheduled for To-Day.
Baltimore at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg'
=. New York at Chicago.
Boston at ST. Louis.