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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-07
:. wa. practically agreed to send

It was practically agreed to send
contesting delegation to Chicago in Jul
so as TO be prepared to have them scat
ed II the majority In the conVenfio'
Is favorable. Speaking for the gold Demo
Gratis OF Illinois and placing patriotism
before party In their estimation, the
conferees agreed that II the Republican
platform declared for gold and the Demo
cratic platform for silver. the gold Demo
Gratis will VIE for tho Republican ticket.
II the Republican money plank Is mol
satisfactory the gold Democrats VIII
name an Independent ticket. appealing 70
all citizens OF like sentiment TO support
IT, While they Will not bolt the regu.
lar ticket until compeed TO. they decided
to organize honest money cubs az once
in every county OF illinois. so as TO %
prepared TO bolt and q permanent organ
ization was affected with Charles A.
Ewing, a Decatur banker, and cousin oil
the Vice President. as chairman.
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THE ,r1MEs-RICHMOND VA. SUNDAY. JUNE 7, 1885,

He pitched a very effective game. but
would not have won out but for errors
behind him. The hitting OF the homo
team in the seventh was timely.
The second game was one OF tho pref
TEST ever seen here, albeit a little gin
gerless. Both LaInpe and Coons pitched
magnlfcently only six hits apiece being
made off them, but the former kept his
so well scattered that the Magicians were
utterly unable TO get man beyond third.
II II was pitchers battle, II was also
eminently n 1elder's game, especially on
the part OF the Goats, and Pop rate ohiy
hal seven put-outs to his credit. the
rest being distributed I'm the out-feld.
Uargrove. Fleming, and Grove particular
IL distinguishing themselves by circus
catches. The following Is the score:
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Philip J. Strickler. former citizen OF
this county, was Killed IN the cyclone IN
st. Louis, Mo. last week He was
brother OF Messrs. Reuben. Isaac. and
Daniel Stricken Of this county. Mr. Ia.
vid Bumg3rdner, OF this county. who has
been IN 81. Louis for several months.
writes 20 his wife concerning the awful
disaster as follows:
- I never heard Of such a thing
as II Is here, let alone seeing ri / was
right In tho storm, was out driving one
horse wagon when the storm struck the
city; l escaped injury altogether The
mule I was driving was struck. but not
killed. .'S None OF brother inns family
were hurt - Philip Strlckler's house
went down before that awful wind ami
Philip was killed outright; ! saw the
house fall; some OF his family were IN
jured, but not seriously. - Twas an
awful sight. and an awful hourw-Page
Courier.
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Among the people who were injured.
Killed. and who felt the effects OF the re-
cent 81. Louis tornado, were Mrs. Oscar
Jones. a cousin OF Judge Williams, OF
this city. Mr.. AMI Mrs. Jones went from
Bedford City TO Missouri number OF
years ago. Ed. Langhorne. a former sa-
lemlte. had his house blown down over
h,s family's head. and while all his fur
niture was destroyed. the inmates es-
capped unhurt Rev. John Eller, OF Cave
spring. was In the vicinity OF the storm.
attending a Dunkard meeting. and felt
the effects. which ne describes Ia Z very
vivid mannsr. : ROANOKE TimsA
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Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
zeus and Other Matters.

MIS- II. L. Granger and children are
spending few weeks In Ballsyille, Pow
hataI coUrty, Va.
cdiss Rosa Hurt. one OF the teachers
at Rollins Institute. passed through llch-
mond Yesterday en- route for New York,
Were she will spend some time.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Ladies Auxiliary OF Pickett Camp Will
he held Monday afternoon ~ clock.
The members are requested 10 attend.
The local chapter OF Elks will meet
Wednesday night 10 make arrangements
TO attend the Elks memorial, which Is 10
be held in Norfolk on next Saturday.
There will be an important meeting OF
the board OF governors OF the Richmond
League OF Wheemen at Mr.. Jackson
Guys Office tomorrow afternoon at $50
O'Clock
on Tuesday evening next Friendship
Lodge Of OddFe!lows will have their
annual memorial meeting In commemora-
ton OF three OF the members who have
died during the past year. IT Is expected
that there will be full turnout Of mem
bers a. we'll - Q number Of Waters from
othal lodges
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Totals
Vets batted for Nichols
CHICAGO.

Score. X. a.. r..
Chicago ..........OOOO2OO11-4 IL 8
Boston ...........l 0OO0OO-1 5 8
Summary: Earned runs-Chicago, ..
Home run-Pfener. Two-base hits-Dah-
len. Sacrifice hiis-Anson. Decker Dahl
len. Stolen bases-Tange. Griffith. Ban
non. Bases on balis-by Griffith Ham
iton. Lowe 90. Duffy. Bannon Harrfng-
ton by Nichols. Kittredee. First base
on errOrs-Chicago. 3. Passed balls-Kit-
tredge 2. Tenney I. Struck out-by Crit
fifth, Harrington; by Nichols Arson. Deck
or. kittredge. Umpire Lynch Time OF
game two hours and five minutes
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RROOKLYN.
CINCINNATI

Dated in place Of Abbey in ninth i'll
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Atlanta Gives About 1000 Majority-Chs'
Carries the state.

ATLANTA. June 6.-Returns IRON
every part OF Georgia indicate an over
whelming sweep for the free coinage o.
silver. From the returns Ia. Il Is certal'
that the State will 20 FOR silver by
majority Of not less than 10 ].
For Unitel States senator. Crisp hai
literally swept the State, and the result
~ eerywhere conceded.
The State Convention bids fair to be .
repetition OF Kentccky and Virginia.
AT midnight the indications are thai
Atlanta has gone for silver by nearly 20N
majority. The country precincts i've sll
yer a majority OF between seven and eight
hundred. and the majority I'm the city
VIII be nearly II not quite 1000. Seer.
tary Smith loses his home ward. AMI not
q ward I'm tire city nor precinct IN the
country goes for gold. The official re-.
turns vii not be announced until Monday's
consolidation.
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Games won and lost 10y oach club TO
each other club.
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ORIOLES WIN THE LAST.
CUPPY KNOCKED OUT OF THE BOX
IN THE THIRD INNING.
The Quakers Make 1t Three Straight r rom
the Pirstes-Thc Browns Defeat Ne"
York-BrookIyn shut Out.

BALTIMORE. June 6.-Cleveland tried
three pitchers to-day. but they were an
batted hard and the home team captured
the game Cuppy was knocked out OF
the box in the third INNING. wilson IN
the nth and Wallace finished up. Long
hits and double plays were the features
Attendance 1860
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NhIilt> iO-u'liVN
At Petersburg.
Richmond vs.. Petersburg.
AT lyucnhurg
Portsmouth VS.. Lynchburg.
At Norfolk.
Roanoke VS. Norfolk.
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Louisville ........o 0 O. IL
Summary: Earned runs-W ashington, 81
Louisville, T. Base by errors-Nashins-
ton, 3: Louisville, 2. Left on bases
Washington. 10; Louisville. /. Base on
balls-German. 3; Mercer, 3; Cunningham
Q. Struck out-German, !; Mercer -
Cunningham. /. Three-base hits-Mc-
Creery and Kinslow. Two-base hlts-Mc-
CURE. 2. Sacrifice hits-kinslow and
Crooks. stolen bases-McGulre, CROOKS,
Demontrevilie. Mercer, Clark. Miller, and
Dexter: e. Double plays-Crooks' Cart
wright. and Demontreville. Hit by pitcher
-Cunningham. 2. Umpire, Emsne llfne'
two hours and twenty minutes
PHILADELPHIA. 5; PITTSBURG, g.
PHILADELPHIA. June 6.-Philadelphla
made il three straight from Piitsburg to-
day. The game was interesting through
out. although at no time were the visitors
f. the lead. The two runs OF the visiting
club were both earned. Taylor was very
effective at critical stages. Weather
clear Attendance. 1901.
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Florida for Free Silver.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, June 6.-The
Democrats OF ST. johns ana Co'utll pa
aonnties selected delegates TO the State
convention to-day and instructed them
90 free silver. In this (DuvaD county
frea silver instructions were voted down
and the financial question ignored. The
majority of the counties have selected
delegates and not one has declared io'
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The 0lxmnic. Won.

SUFFOLK. VA. June 6.-Special-The
baseball season was opened az West
End baseball park this afternoon. when
Olvmpics. Of Norfolk crossed bats with
the Sunolks. the score being 20 T. I'm
favor Of Olympics. Battery for Olympics:
Holland and Williams; for Suffolk Nor
gan and lleefer. Umpire. Nanderslice.
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(2)
And the Man in tho Moon has boil on
his car
wheel
Wiling.
what a singular thing!
I knov. INT these facts are authentic.
my dear.
There's a boil on his ear. and corn on
lie calls it a dimple, but dmples stick
in
Yet It might be dimple turned over
you know,
Whang.
10,
Why. certainly so!
IL might be a dimple turned over, you
know.
There are eight more verses. but Gil
natrick could not remember them so 1
give YOU the two he sang for me.
HOW THE GAME WAS PLAYED.
4 largo crowd was on hand when Uu-
miro crime brought his three hundred
mounds Of avoirdupois from without the
cha los Of the club house and called 'Play
Ball"
Every one settled themselves moro COM
fortahlv I'm their seats. and all was ex-
pectancy.
Before tho game was over. II was a
clear case Of sad realization.
In the first inning. Kain flew out 10
right. Sanford hit TO Wentz. and was
out al first: Groves got his base on balls.
and was forced out at second by Pender's
hit 10 Langsford. In the second. third,
fourth. and ffb the Champions were re-
tired I'm one, two. three order. In the
sixth. Wilson and fitzpatrick were easy
outs. then Kahn hit 20 left for two bags
and scored on Sanford's double 10 CEN
ire. which went over McFarland's head.
In the seventh. the locals were one.
two. three and were similarly disposed
Of In the ninth but In the eighth. Berte
singled. went 10 second on Wilson's sac
riGce. and scored on Kain's hit.
The visitors got two IN tho first. In
the third Stephenson got his base on balls
and scored on Langsford's double 10 CEN
ire. then Turner put the ball over the
fence and the score. was 10 0.
Things went along smoothly until the
seventh. when errors by Berte and Groves.
a single ~ Stevenson and another home
run 10y Turner yielded four more runs
This was all. but n was more than
enough. so hoping those few lines may
convey 10 YOU the sad news I'm the least
painful manner. 7 am. yours truly. The
score:
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summary: Earned runs-Clncinnau, O.
Home runs-Vaughan 1'nree-base hits
Miller. Vaughan. Two-base hi's-lrwln'
FISHER. stolen bases-Burke. Hoy fisher
sacrifice hits-Hoy Burke Fisher smith
struck out-By Fisher !. Base on balls
FISHER. I. Double plays-McPhee' smith
and Ewing. Smith. McPhee and EW ''iilis
- An errors-cincinnati 8; Brooklyn
/ Left on bases-Cncinnai. D. br Soi,.
ivn' .. Umpire. Sheridan. Time' one nour
ana forty-tWo minutes.
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SALT LAKE. UTAH June 6-Ihe
Democrats OF Utah. In convention to-day
adopted a platform declaring Tor the ite'
and unlimited coinage or silver, tie u,
vorce OF Church and state anu e'ee.eD
delegates 10 the Chicago CohVen,io" Az
str,cted 10 vote for these principles.
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portsmouth IOOk norm
The Roanokes Were Down on Their Luck
Yesterday.

NORFOLK. VA. June Especial. Two
games were played between the Magicians
and Changers. the latter being victorious
in both cases. I'm the latter game. shut
ne ont the visitors in a beautifully
played contest. The first game was not
notable for any reason whatever unless
for the wild throwing Of Lynch behind the
bat. and tho fact that 10 was Brunners
nrs1 time In the box for Portsmsuth.
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Gen. Raphael DE Quesada.

NEW YORK, June 6.-General Raphael
De Quesada. one Of the prominent Cuban
leaders during the war for independence.
OF lS5S-67 and who had come TO New York
a week ago TO conduct an expedition 10
cuba, died this morning az the Hotel En-
dicot. General De Quesada was about
sixty years old.
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CHICAGO. 4: BOSTON, l.

BOSTON. June e.~Grlfhth was even
greater puzzle to-day than Terry yester-
dav. Nichols did fairly but could NOT
vsn with such poor batting as mere
was behind him. In the eighth Iieher
sci, the bali over the left-held fence.
The veteran put up a great game AZ IN. tne
bat and in the field. Everett ana pa'''g''
both did beautiful work. Attendance b.
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M Nlnrcnrrl Hlgrlns.

Mrs Margaret Higgins. wife OF MT
Daniel Higgins. keeper OF Libby Hill
Park, died Friday afternoon at $50
o'clock al her husbands residence, No.
for some time been a sufferer from heart
trouble. but through all her illness main
tanned that sunniness " disposition
which won her friends, and that Chris
iian fort.ty1e which prepared her 10
meet LIES end. she leaves a husband
and one son, Mr.. John Higgins, TO mourn
their loss. -.
The funeral will take place. from St
Pauicks church, of which she was a
member, this afternoon at O'CLOCK
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0BlIU AIRY.
Thoma, Moore ROYAL.

Mr.. Aomas Moore Royal. Of Nolusia
county. Fla. died at the Retreat for
the Sick yesterday afternoon. Air. Royal
had been suffering with consumption,
and came here two weeks ago for treat
ment He grew worse. however, until
the end came He was in the hitieth
year Of his age and for years he taught
school in Florida. The funeral services
will take place at Shockoe Hill Cemetery
tbic a afternoon at ( o'ClOck
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Excursion TO Old Paint

The first OF Mrs. GllPs popular excur-
slons for the benefit Of the Male Orphan
Asylum Will be given Thursday. June 18th.
20 Old Point and Buck Roe Beach. Round
trip to ola Point. ST. The train leaves the
Chesapeake and Ohio depot. Seventeenth
and Broad streets. at $50 a. NJ. Re-
tuning. leaves Old Point at 2. NJ.
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Their Fifty-Second Anniversary.

The Richmond Grays Veteran Assocla-
ton viii celebrate their fifty-Second ami
versary at Concordia Hall. No. 4O2 east
Broad street, next Friday evening at $50
o'clock. The committee OF arrangements
OF j T. Vaughan chairman,
James T. Phillips. and NJ. II. Phillips.
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HIS FAMILY.

His career was one of great brilliancy.
While he was not a member Of any church.
he regularly attended services at DR..
Hoge's church, of whom be- was A per-
sonal friend.
Judge Marshall had six children by his
marriage. three OF whom survive him.
They are Messrs. William Lee and Crit
fin Marshall. and his daughter. with whom
he lived. His other children were Alessrs.
Hunter, John. and Charles Marshall.
Judge Marshall had a host Of friends
IN this city and elsewhere. who will learn
OF his death with genuine sorrow
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,.,l,tI crprrr pAPTIsr CHURCH

r.rIGH-sTREET BAPTIST CHURCH
,.orner Twenty-ffth and Leigh streets).
pev w. l.. WRIGHT. d. d. pastor
s Eeyi " II 4. ~, sermon and Lord, sup
per Sunday. 4:l5 p. NJ, junior y - ~ ,n'
sI5 - NJ sermon. Sunday, 9:l5 A; NJ,
Sunday school. Monday. SD I. NJ, bust
oess meeting Tuesday. 5 10 ?. n, m'n .
nraver-meeting. Wednesday $40 T. A.
general prayer meeting.
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1 n l,anneschnldf.

Mr.. J. H. Msnneschmidt. who was en-
gagged as a trunkmaker IN Rountree. s
factory. died this morning at his resi-
dence 1922 w. Leigh street, Of consump-
ton. after a long Illness. He was IN the
twenty-third year Of his age, and was
held in the highest esteem by his many
frienlNs.
lie leaves a wife, mother, and three
brothers and two siSters-George. VIII
liam. and John and Mrs. c. Schaaf, and
Miss Annie.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock from the NJ
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Gold Reserve. 1906, il2, 7Gs.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. June S.-The
Treasury reserve at the close OF business
to-day stood at $lO6. n2,16s. The day
Withdrawals were sll,'O.
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Totals. .......... 80 S y q 10
ROANOKE.

summary: Earned runs-PortSmouth'
r. Roanoke. 2. Two base hits-Cockmah'
Tate. stolen bases-Hallman. 3; Brun-
er Coclrnan. Rollins. Hargrove, Magee'
Heilman. Double plays-Heilman to Rei-
man 10 Magee Bases on balls-On BTU
ner 2: off Klmble. /. Struck out-By
Rruner. 5: by Kimble. 1. Sacrifice bits
Cockman. Time OF game. two hours.
Umpires, vanpatten and Judkins.
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Totals .............39 il
CIEV Nd.

Summary: Earned runs-Baltimore, :,
Base on errors-Baltmore ]; Cleveland
4. Left on Baltimore, - CIeNe-
land g. Base on balls-Pond :. Cuppy'
l.: Wallace, 2. Struck out-Pond' o.
Cuppy. J. Home runs-Tebeau, KEY
Three-base hits-Jennings Doyle buhel''
Two-base hits-Donnelly Clark Feiz'
Keller. Sacrifice hlts-Pond, Childs'
Stolen bases-Donnelly. Kelly Jennings,
Doyle. Double plays-Jennings and
Dovle. Reitz. Jennings. and Doyle; Doyle,
Jennings. and Doyle. McAleer, Chlids.
and McGarr. Hit by pitcner-Pond. /
Wild pitches-POnd. Umpires, heete
and Weidman. Time Of game, two hours
and thirty minutes.
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GRACE-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. WILLIAM T.. HATCHER, ID, D.,
pastor Services al the tabernacle, 'frh-o
Street between Belvidere and Pine streets.
SUNDAY school at Q A. NJ. Preaching az
II A. NJ by the pastor. Prayer-meetlng
Wednesday night az $40
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Totals
ST. IONS.


Summary: Earned runs-New York. l:
ST. Louis. 3. Two base hits-Van Hal
tren II. Davis. Conner. Sacrifice hits
Meyers. Stolen bases-G. Davis. .:
Dowd, Cross. 2. Base on errors-New
York ?; st. Louis l. Base on balls
Meekin, ?; Hart. 3. Struck out-Meekln:
q Hart. !. Left on bases-New York: 10:
81. Louis, g. Umpire, Henderson. Time
OF game one hour and fifty minutes.
WASHINGTON. 10: LOUISVILLE. &
WASHINGTON. June 6.-Washlngton
won again to-dya. making 1t three
straight. German was hit hard, and in
the eighth gave way TO Mercer. The lat
ter vita the score standing 10 against
his team managed TO hold the LouIsyilles
down to one run. He struck out four
men in two innings. and IN addition made
hit that resulted I'm the winning runs
The work OF McCreery was the feature
for Louisville McGulre's batting was
hard and timely Threatening weather
kept the attendance Gown 10 1900.
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BROOKLYN. June 5.-But five Brook
lyn players reached first base IN to-days
game. and only one got 20 second. Fisher s
work was the best seen az East Park this
season. Smith easily carried off the hon
ors in the field, accepting eleven OF the
thirteen chances offered. Daub was batted
tendance, 500.
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FIRST BAPTIST REV;
GEORGE COOPER, D. D., pastor. al IL
A. NJ, Three Memories OF Life; az
s.15 Z. NJ, "Old-Time Hymns Biole
school at 9:30 A. II. Young Peoples
Union at 4:3O l.. NJ.
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Battod for Hughey IN ninth inning.
Summlry. Earned runs-Pittsburg. .;
Philadelphia Left on bases-p-ttsburg
.. Philadelphia 3. Base on -Hawley
J: Huehey. 3: Taylor. 3. Struck out-By
Hughey. 2; by Taylor. g. TYo-base hit
Donovan. stolen bases-Sugsen. Stencil
.. Sullivan Mailman. Beckley Double
Tllys-Beuhaucr. Ely and Beckley. q.
Sugden. Beckey. Bierbauer and Ely;
Grady and Cross. Hit by pitched ball
Hawley, I. Umpire-Hurst. Time OF
Eamc- One lour and fftY minnfes.
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HILL-CLIuBERS NON.
Good stick-work Was the Cause OF the
Victory

PETERSBURG VA. June Especial
The last Of the series Of three games be-
tween Petersburg and Lynchburg
was played here this afternoon. The
features of the game was the stick-work
of the visitors.
The following Is the score:
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JUDGE MARSHALL DEAD.
THE DfsrINGUISHED LAWfEh
PASSED AWAY FRIDAY NIGHT.
A Gentleman OF tho Old School ana
Lawyer of Great Briiiiancy-ihs
Funeral Yesterday.

In the death OF Judge Hunter H. MAJ
shall which occurred Friday hisn' d. :
-.-,... =, "Roxabel." the home OF his
s.,.rh,or Mrsr. Robert II. Gaines III ,na',
Iotte county. Va. the state anu ;, ,no
49, 49,, az large has suffered one Vi '"0
losses that is irreparapie. 81, x,,-,,pia
~ 90 one Of that old type or NitSi"'a
..,.ai,ors around whom sacred 'Iaui'io"'
30 eathered-those hallowed meinoiie'
,hat are so dear TO the hearts Oh INC ''e"
and women OF this Southland ,.,.
Although he had been IN odu ne"' y,
FOR several years, Is oea'h wan
rectly to a stroke Of paralysis. -,,,.
TT,s funeral took place AZ o.p o clo'h
yesterday afternoon. and his remains were
gsntIv laid to rest in the old family buty
ing-eround where sleep others OF MS
ilustrious family.
HIS CAREER.
Judge Marshall. the only son or cap,
tain John MARSHALL. who was hheal
descendant OF the first CHER justice "aS
born I'm Charlotte county seventy-s'N ye"ts
ago Endowed with unusual meh'd' "a
pac,ties. he passed through the OniNeisi'!
OF virginia az an early age Win uls'''D
lion the degree OF a. NJ. being con-
rro, mir, before he attained his majority.
I'm 1870. after leaving the University ne
married Miss Sarah Stith, of Baltimore
whom he met while he was student AT
tho University. After his marriage ne
studied law under his father. ana AT an
early age was admitted to the bar. HIS
LEGAL genius soon brought him wealth. ana
farneand in 1867 Judge VIM. Lee having re-
signed. he was elected judge OF me CIR
cult. which AT that time embraced the
counties OF Charlotte. Lynchourg HAN
fax. Campbell, and Mecklenburg. lie con-
tinued to hold this office until he was un-
seated by the Federal military authou-
ties
After the war he returned TO the par
and came to Richmond and entered INTO
a partnership with the late Judge WOOD
Bouldng. After the appointment OF MS
partner 10 the bench Of the Court OF
Appeals. he associated himself with the
late Mr.. John Johns. a relative OF Bishop
Johns For q while the firm OF Bouid-
ing & Marshall were counsel for the Rich
mond and Danvile railroad. and after
the dissolution Judge Marshall contin-
ued 10 act ~ counsel for that road for
number Of Years.
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ROANOKE.

Summary: Earned runs-Portsmouth,
4 Two base hits-Hin, Fleming, Rollins.
stolen hases-Hallmdn. Rollins Fleming
Harerove: 2. Double piays-Reiman TO
Holman 10 Magee; MARI 70 Bourke 70
Peiman. Bases on balls-Of Coons. g..
Hit by pitched ball-Heilman' Hailman-
etrucl, out-Rv Lamp. !: by COons. 2.
sscrifice Heilman. I. Time OF game.
one hour and twenty minutes. Umpire,
Nanpattcn.
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Totals
LYNCHBURG.

Summary: Earned runs Petersburg. 2.
Iynchburg. 6. Home runs-DOlan. 2;
Smith 2; McFarlan. !. Struck out-by
Armstrong. 3; by McFarlan, 2 Bases on
balls-of McFarlan, I; on Armstrong. 5.
Double plays-Leahy. McGann. and Little
g. Mccain and Little. Stolen bases
Lcahy. 3; Pickering. .: Mulligan. Kelley
Passed balls-Fear !: Stanhope. !. I'm
pire. Belts. Time of game two hours
and fifteen minutes.
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Games Scheduled for Monday.

No ENIIIT'
Games Scheduled for Monday.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Louisville at Baltimore.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
St Louis at Boston.
Cincinnati at New YORK
Chicago az Washington
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