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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-04-02
TODAY,S WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, April Forecast for
Thursday: For Minnesota: Fair; warmer;
westerly winds
For Wisconsin: Generally fair, preceded by
local SHOWS in extreme northern portions
warmer; fresh to brisk northwesterly winds.
Dakotas: Generally fair and warmer, winds
shifting to southerly.
Montana: Generally fair; warmer; souther-
ly winds.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau Washington, April l. GAS
p; m. Local Time, s p. m. 18th Meridian
Illne.-Observations taken at the same mo-
ment of time at all stations.
TEMPFP ATTypRc
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-04-02

Johnny Harley and Pat Fortune canvasse6
the city and county officials yesterday to dis4
pose of tickets for the Populist jubilee, which
is to be held at Market hall on April %. Dur<
ing their trip they sold a great many tickets.
Ignatius Donnelly will be the orator.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-04-02

A call is out for the Populist city convention.
which will be held at Assembly hall on Mon4
day, April 90 Primaries will be held in the
various precincts the Saturday precedingl
The nomination of complete ticket is called
for.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-18

Senate communicated to the House JOIN,
res luton, providing for the eiecuon y, y,
Judge for the Corporation court VI
Bristol ,.s .ha
The election was gone into. win TN, rne
result that Mr.. W. 8. stuart. the Deno-
rraisc nominee. was elected to M tne IN IN
expired term OF Judge Rhea. and a'so io'
the next full term ... ara
Mr.. Morgan nominated Mr.. stuart; anu
Mr. Stovall placed the name OF c ssuai
r. Lindsay before the body. Mr.. Stovali,
In his nominating speech. spoke IN ,ne
highest terms Of the character ana per
sonnsi and fairness and lIberality OF the
Democrats q this Lessl msn,a ana c ms
noliticai Identity. / once got mixed up
with party. who go, control CONT, wi q , the
tuS,c,a az This speech elected much
laughter and applause from the Demo-
cratic side. l.. A..
Mr.. StovalI got somewhat mixed In the
name OF his candidate, and e a,,,, MN MN
Lindsay +. Stuart. When he hnaiiy up.
tangled himself, Mr.. Keesee arose, and
ssid that there was some excuse Tor hls
ir end. as he had only recently peeh mar
rfod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-18
EDUCATIONAL.


IN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATES THE
MANY PERSONS who have requested
ms TO have NIGHT SESSIONS. We have
determined to run all departments Of our
school. giving identically the same pracu-
cal instruction at night as in day session.
All students day and night will make
transactions with our students OF the
Southern Business Uniyers ty LynchDurg,
Va and record same IN their books. Our
course is EXACTLY LIKE REAL.
BUSINESS "practical from start 10
finish" TO compete this course. one
Is a finished accountant, and can keep
any set OF books-bank wholesale, COM
mission. etc. -.
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING
will receive special attention. Come to
either day or night session.
FULL COMMERCIAL COURSES In
Guiding complete outfit OF books and sta
tionery; so cash, or S55 instruments, pay
able as follows: SIS cash, and $40 a month
for four months.
Full shorthand and typewriting course.
including complete outnt or books and
stationery. and use OF typewriter costs
same as commercial A handsome dlpl Jma
awarded. FREE OF CHARGE, upon the
completion OF either course.
Young men. young ladies'. boys. and
midd Gagged persons admitted as stu
dents. ENROLL AT ONCE
Il. A. DAVIS. Jr., President.
Virginia Business College,
S25 and 81 east Broad street.
ia 15-6t~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-18
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Mrs. A. c. Clarke to Octa-
via A.. wife Of William J. Gentry. % feet
on. east side Twenty-eighth street be-
tween VI and n. sl.400
III. A. McCurdy and wife to J. p. Roane,
80 IL feet on Seventeenth street south
east corner Fairfield. 5000
William Trex,,er. r; E. Elmore. and
their wives to Mrs Georgia l.. Cottrell.
is feet on west side Lombardy street
between Grove and Floyd avenues. $500.
T. J. Todd ana wife to William Isaac
Johnson. 1Ox2i 1-2 feet on alley between
First, Foushee. Broad. and Grace streets,
ESQ.
Henrco: Leigh r. Page. Jr.. special
commissioner TO Fannie Meekins. 80 feet
IN south side Newman street near
Twenty-fourth, $40.
John Wilds and wife TO Andrew Peppei.
70 acres on Darbytown road, in exchange
for other property In North Dakota, s..
India A, 5. Wilkinson TO +. T. Wiikin-
son, lot 16 in block /, North-avenue sub
division, so
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-18
MINING COMPANY CHARTERED.
Governor O'FerraII, President-Othes
News of the City-HnlI Courts.

Governor O'FerraI1. Presideut-Other
News of the City-HniI Courts.
Judge Minor OF the Law and Equity
Court, yesterday granted a charter to the
Buckingham Mining and Milling Com
pany. joint stock company, formed for
the purpose Of operating gold, silver. cop
per. and ether mineral properties in the
State of Virginia and TO establish and
put into operation stnnp-mills, chlorina-
ton plants. smelting-works, and other
machinery and apparatus for mining and
treating ores. The capital stock is not
10 be less than 5000 nor more than
100000, to be divided into shares OF $40
each. The principal office OF the com
pany is to be In Richmond. and the fol-
lowing are IL be the officers and direc-
tors for the first year President Charles
T. O'Ferrall: Secretary and Treasurer, y.
M. Crutchheld; Directors-Charies I.
OFerrall, Lewis II. Blair. Charles J.
Anderson. George ID. Wise. and III. l..
Denoon. This company has secured claims
from the Piedmont GoldBelt Chartered
Company. which II proposes to operate.
Suits were entered in this court as
follows:
d. Il. Kahnweiler VS.. the Cook & Burn
heimer Company. Damages sll0
George Wetterell a Co. VS.. r.. Gunst
and Philip Bottigheimer. Damages, $500.
In the case OF Mrs. Edwards against
tue fNiCifnOnl ftbHNdy ana EiectIlc toIH-
pany the jury late last evening returned
a verdict in favor OF the plaintiff for
1900 damages This suit was for 5000
FOR injuries alleged 10 have been received
by Mrs. Edwards while stepping from a
car of the defendant company.
Suit was Instituted In the City Circuit
Court yesterday by l.. T. Christian against
Andrew NJ. Foley. Damages. 500
In the Hastings Court 5. NJ. Hall was
fined so for selling liquor on Sunday
Il l1nn f.hp ont fl
similar offence. A rule was brought up
against each Of these men TO show cause
why their bar-room liquor-license should
not be revoked. The rule Is returnable
January I'D.
Joseph Reed. charged with shooting in
the streets, got one day In Jail: Peter
Friend, sixty days in jail. for petit lar
ceny
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-18

assign to the owners. managers. OF or
Iessees of hotels. grounds unuer t"e
water for bathing purposes. -, 49,
For the relief OF E. +. Daniei, Urea
surer Of Charlotte county, va .oo. -,
To amend and re-fsacl section S<-o VI
the Code OF 1857. In = alton TO the ser
vice OF process against or notice 10
corporation.
TO prescribe times for holding courts
In Fourteenth judicial Circuit.
To amend and re-enact section @St OF
the Code of Virginia. with reference TO
the Judgment Of court or judge trying
n writ of habeas corpus.
TO amend and re-enact section 81 or
the charter of the city of Manchester.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-18
The Dry-GOOts Market.

NEW YORK. January l7.-To-days
dry-eoods market at first hands has
presented dull outward appearance IN
all directions. The attendance a buyers
has been limited. and spot business light,
whilst the outward movement OF mer-
chandise or existing contracts has been
on a restricted scale. Business through
the mails has proved however. OF about
average dimensions. The tone shows nc
material change, and sellers are gene
rally easv to deal within particularly
within staple lines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE, ESTABLISHED PRIVATE
MILLINERY BUSINESS; growing every
year; commanding first trade or Newpors
News, Hampton, Cd Point Comfort, anu
Fortress Monroe. Satisfactory reason
for selling Address Box uS. Newperl
News. Va ia lI-N-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-18
PERSON Al.

~ rAE PuBllc: / HAVE THIS p pa,
purchased the business OF ,Jaovis,
KIash,. butcher. stalls nsa Nos; l. laci Sh
a q MI, he ' utunIHRsEs. WAGONS. TOOLS, &C.;
S Sereby ~ appoint said Jacob kirsh sa MS
agent to conduct said , eusin msske - With
Stalls Nos. 1. 2. and ! I mi asxS!csivsIy for
authority to buy ana . ssp Pt.Es We'll.
cash. ..o~ n 3-,w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-18
MARYLAND judicial Appointments.

ANNAPOLIS MD. January lit Is
stated that Governor Lowndes has de-
clded to APPOINT Colonel George NJ. Rus
sum. of Caroline county. as chief Judge
of the Second Circuit TO succeed the
late Judge Robinson. He will also desig-
nate Judge James McSherry, OF Frede-
rick county. to be Chief Judge or the
Court of Appeals.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-18
Smith, field Ha ms

smithdcfd Hams.
have 1000 Choice Hams OF this
cure IN stock They are the finest
on the market. and are sure 10
please you ..........-..............
Mountain Roll Butter.
FINEST Mountain-Roll Butter This
kind OF Butter is scarce: IL is
fresh and sweet, per pound ........
Fine sherry Wine.
You can buy gallon OF Fine Sherry
,,, NINE eld i0 rive Whisky, per gallon.
Fine old Medford Rum. Year, old. ?
Large Layer Rsisins, new goods. per
mound ........ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Clean Currnnts.
This is the only kind nj for making
Fruit-Cake. We have 900 pounds
I'm l-pound boxes: 3 boxes ...........
New mixed Nuts.
o. o0o mounds Nice, Clean. Mixed
Nuts Just arrived. We guarantee
them fresh: per pound .............
500 boxes Seedlsss Ralsins, per pound
Fine Mocha and Java Coffee, fresh.
70 0as Ssushels White Corn ............
~, vans Pride, Finest Family
Islo,I- on the market. This Flour
i sure TO give satisfaction. Try a
barrel. and you will. sure To like IL.
hounds tluc lNGSlilc s..s..s.-.-......
nv a pound OF our Fine Tea. This
a. a boon TO dysper les. One pound
will convince you OF its efficacy In
relieving indigestion .................
5000 pounds Choice French Candy.
imported ......:.... ..................
6 bounds Nice, Fresh Oyster-Crack-
....sss. .sssssssssssss....
1000 bales Fine Timothy Hay, per
hundred .....................-.. .-....
% tubs OF Fine Creamery Butter,
iust the kind for buckwheat cakes.
7 hounds Virginia Buckwheat ......
Gibson's Old Rye Whiskey. years
old ........... ..s...s..... s.ssssss..s.
Fine Cream Cheese ...................
We have an immense stock OF Chr
mas Goods. which We are selling AZ
nrices as we are determined not 10. q
them over the holidays. You ~
choice goods at your own price. an
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-18
BUSINESS WANTS.
WANTED. CASH FOR COAL AND
WOOD.


WOOD.
COD PRICES:
Anthracite-S5. si75. per 1000 pounds.
according to size.
splnt Qump)-S and $40. per ZOO
pounds.
Hail Splint-siJo and sL25 per 1000
pounds.
West Virginia Lump-s45o per 700
pounds.
West Virginia Halls per ZOO pounds.
Genuine Tricks Coke. 1875 per % BUSH
els; Clayton, Fire Creek. Pocahontas az
lowest prices Wood Of all kInds-long.
sawed, or split
CHARLES n. PAGE.
1909 west Broad. Phone i0i
1905 east Cary; Phone 100. de Y-tf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-18

WANTED. TO SELL NEW AND Sc
COND-HAND ClOklNG STONES,
GASOLINE AND KEROSENE-STONES
STOyE-BRICKS, AND REPAIRS FOR
ALI, KINDS OF STOVES. Gasoline.
ner gallon. IS cents, at LEIDY'S STOVE
HOUSE. 1909 east Franklin street 'Phont
los, Goods delivered. de 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-18

Richmond, Va. January O. 1896.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 STOCKHOLDERS OF THE NOWLAN
COMPANY wiz be held at their office
on WEDNESDAY, JANUARY I'D. at
- o'clock NJ. RIO. l.. WINSTON.
ia 9-eod&22 Secretary and Treasurer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-18

Fol, h 1n he THE "HOTIcF. DoDsoN.'
and taelhs Capltol-Square. II eontsis.
sixty-s, 1aa,,, edrooms. besides nariors
Sansien Ma par ,.s Sffes, and kitchen. Pos
satisfaStor Arrangements can he ,a''i.
WIN ~ fesent occupant for the DUR.
chase OF Pc s n tnrni,ur. and fixtures.
Real state mAfLoR 4 SON.
g. is'st S'@" agents and Auctloneers.
"a =. FARM, OF i9s ACREc
youn XorSnard' Two miles from Rrsm,~s,l
Msssks Vrn'y, w, Va; close to uniImi,s'
products '' viii ~ s,r'a sarden. sod dali,
81. A. a. n Nj nys y years.
"a le'eoe<w BramwsIi kshs
r1oov Avn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-18
LOST. srnAYE9 AND FOUND.

No II S,I;. i Is HEB Nej1 BIZ GIVEN THAr
WorSingman's Ian -. Tor I'VE shsrt
company's stock: led fn 10 y tmpr9 EN-, y
NoVeihot Mica has been destroy
and t ina, ,t appe On has been made ,oi
new - r. C. ia p AYE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-18

Old papers for sale at the Dispatch
At
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-18

Office Richmond
Mutual Fire-Insurance Company,
January g. 1895.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i STOCKHOLDERS OF Tbs COMPANY will
be he'd on TUESDAY. the 2lst instant.
at the Office Of the company. No. liza
east Main street, at u o'clock NJ.
ALBERT BLAIR,
ia 5-tJa q Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-07

They Nominate "a Municipal Ticket.
Daniel fndorsed-Unit Rule Opposed.

They Nominate "a Municipal Ticket.
Daniel fndorsed-Unit Rule Opposed.
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, May 6.-Spe-
cial.-The largest mass-meeting OF the
Democratic voters Of this town ever
held met at the courthouse las, night
and nominated Il fun municipal ticket.
The meeting was marked by the great
est good feeling and a desire TO DO justice
10 ali candidates.
The race for the nomination for sergeant
and commissioner was close and excit-
ing, each party doing their utmost 10 Sc
cure the honor. The following ticka was
nominated:
For Mayor. John l.. Mercer; Commits
sioner. 7. ID. Saunders: Sergeant William
J.. Spencer; Councilmen, Captain l.. W.
Lane, Or. Van i. Garrett, J. O. Morris,
Alexander Probasco, W. y. Binns, ii. -.
Cole.
Mossrs. T. J. Stubs and Moses Harrell
were sent as delegates 80 the state and
district conventions. The course of Sena-
tors Daniel and Representative Tyler were
endorsed. and the delegates were instruct
ed against the unit rule.
4 resolution exprcssin sympathy for
losses sustained by our citizens during
the la-e fire, and appreciative or the
assistance Of the citizens and students
who exerted themselves 10 save prop
crty, was adOp-eI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-07
THE TOWN or CREWE.
Large Crowds Attend the Zig Tent Re
viyal Meeting-C Conversions.

Large Crowds Attend the Zig Tent Re
viyal Meeting Conversions.
CREWE, VA. May G.-Spccial.-"sow-
ing and Reaping' was the subject OF Rev.
Mr.. Lees sermon at the big
tent last night. DE dealt with the sa-
loon, the sa!OOn-k -, the gambler. and
the dancer with gloves on. and was
very strong in his denunciation OF all
vice and sin.
A large crowd was present. and az the
close Of the powerful sermon sixteen
persons prOiessed conversion.
Mr.. Lee chose Confession" for MS
subject this morning. and preached an
other powerful sermon
Al the close Of this mornings sermon
Mr.. Charles COultcs, SIR. Lees choristcr.
who delights the People with his beautiful
solos 40 every service. sang with such UNI
usual sweetness that congregation, choir.
and ministers all wept together. There
was one profession al the morning SER
vice.
Mr. Cox. father of The Rev. W. ]. T..
Cox OF Baltimore, is very sick at his home
in this place.
heI. l.. J.. Spencer has returned from
visit 10 Danville and Roanoke.
MIS-. ). T. Balsley u 70 has been visit
ing the family OF her brother. Mr.. Hiram
bHfAhoider returned yesterday TO her
home in Philadelphia.
MiS. hiram Burkh0llcr left yesterday
TO VISIT friends IN Norrolk
Mrs. >. j.. Hooper Of Buckingbar,
county visited the family of DIR. a. a.
W. Crilicndcn this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-07
Large Indian Pine

II. II. Smith dug up on ms farm on
Booty creek, In Scott county, W.. an
interesting relic Of hose long gone days
when the redskins roamed the unbroken
forests of this mountain country. This
specimen of Indian SIKH IS stone pine.
which weighs one and threc-fourrhs
pounds. II was IN q perfect state u
preservation but M. Smith broke part
Of H. OF, having struck 80 with PICK AT
the time he unearthcd d. ~ mas those
Characteristic features which pronounce
IL distinctly Of Indian origin. The bore
OF the pipe is large enough % hold several
times the amount OF the ordinary pine.
ana 1T is supposed 10 have been pro-
vidcd with several Stems. so that when
at home from the chase and sitting around
the blaze in the wigwam. several mcm-
bers OF clan could enjoy a mutual
puff at the weed "-Brisol Courier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-07
TO MEET In RICHMOND.
THE UNIFORM R1Nk or PrTHI1NS
~ Il FLOURfsHfNG CONDfTfOS.
The Officers for Another Term Elected and
Duly Installed by the Supreme
Representatives.

| DANViLLE, VA. May 6.--Specfai.-The
Grand Lodge OF Pythians was called TO
order IN Pythian Castle Hall at 10 o'clock
this morning. a telegram from the sec
| rotary Of the Grand Lodge of Indiana.
no" IN session at Lebanon, In that state,
was received. 1t read: Forty thousand
Hoosier Knights join me In extending
congratulations to the Grand Domain VI
virginia. A suitable reply was made.
An eiaDorats report from General II. j.
turner rs 10 the condition ana prospects
OF the Uniform Rank was submitted. II
shows the rank TO be fiourishng IKE a
grcen-bay tree.
Much Of the morning session was de-
voted TO discussion of the proposition to
create grand lodge tribune, 10 hear and
decide all questions arising within the
order. The proposition was defeated.
Inc election of officers commenced at 4
cock ana resulted as follows:
Grand Chancellor. Hon. Harry Wooding,
or Danville. by unanimous vote.
Grand Nice-Chancellor. H. VI. Darnall.
Grand Prelate. W. 7. Lithgow, Of Man
Grand Masierat-Arms. Hon. W L.
Walton, OF Woodstock
GFand Inner Guard, Colonel Robert Cat
lett, OF Lexington.
Grand outer Guard, Charles T. Bland,
Of Portsmouth.
Grand Keeper Of Record and Seal. W.
a. EdWarus, OF Norfolk.
Grand Master OF Exchequer, I. l.. Court
ney OF Richmond.
Ire new officers were duly installed by
supreme Representative II. j. Turner and
u. q. Richardson
4 resolution 10 change the date OF the
meeting OF the Grand Lodge from the
nrst Tuesday I'm May 10 the trlrd Thurs
day IN February was adopted.
me Hibht session was devoted 10 rou-
tine business. and az II o'clock the Grand
ioase adjourned TO meet tn Rlchmon tn
February next.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-07

name. He ukened their position and con
duct 20 that OF Washington in taHim
up against England. and could see ~
distinction between the two cases. Wash
ington and the soldiers of the Revolution
were indeed rebels. They We're subject
OF the King OF Great Britain, and owc'
their first allegiance % him. ana tbet
conduct can only bee justified 10y The 10
tolerable tyranny OF their rulers an'
their eXtravagant prctentions.
our case was altogether different W
were not subjects of the Federal Govern
ment 10 was our servant, uOt oar mas
ter. and we reserved tho right tO alfe
and amend II at our pleasure. We yield
al certain rights ana power, to th1t gov
eminent which are plain and distinct
ana contained in written Constitution
Those not 80 yielded were retained On OIL
own hands, 90 Dee used ut occasion migM
require.
For more than fifty years The right ~
polceanle secession or with raWal iron
that government had never been Qnos
upned. but - been announced ant
maintained hy AN the people everywhere
and large masses Of the ciuzons in thi
northern Section OF The country bad 90
various times threatened 90 carry it into
practical effect
The statesmen Of the North now begn
10 see ana acknowledge this. and onerll
say in public speeches chat on The qucs
ton of secession the South has the hls
Of the argument
The Federal Government plainly con
tossed this tO hH The case when tlrl
failed 90 bring President Davis t0 trial.
They evidently feared that fhDv cOur
not obtain conviction. and would thu
De- forced 10 acknowledge tO the wort
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-07
RICHMOND LOSES AGAIN.
FOR THE THTRD TIME THEY GO
DOWN BEL ORE THE TOBACCONISTs
Tannehili Pitched n Great Game, but
There Were Other Things Lack
ing-Thrce straights.

LYNCHBURG. VA. May Especial
The last OF the series fails TO Lynchburg'
Inability on the part Of the llustlers to
hit Wilson and errors tell the taie.
Wilson was in great form, with speed
that could not be seen. as the visitors
found out TO their sorrow.
Richmond began the scoring In the sec
ond when the only Jake put tire BAN
over the left fence FOR a nice homer. on!
how happy those Hustlors looked. They
scored again In the fifth on an error OF
Dolan, when two men We're Gown. IL
seemed that this game belonged 10 Rich-
mOnd. as the ToUacCOnistS came 10 inc
bat one after another and could not ma
Tannehill FOR hits when they wanted
them. But In the nfth the fate which
has followed Richmond since she has
been here willed that LyncbOnrs should
score.
They pulled In three on errors, by
Pcnder and Wilson on third. one each IN
.tho sixth and seventh and IN the
ninth the only earned runs Tor Lyheh-
bnrg-Loahy up-fied out, Doian hit TO
left, and AicGann put 1t over the left
for a homer. bringing in two men, This
ended the rungetting for Lynchburg IN
the third Pickering made wondcriui
catch OF a foul fly. receiving well-deserv-
ed applause by the roOters. lie also hlaue
several other good plays.
Mccain on second played his position
well. ana excellcd with the stick. Tame
hill pitched "a great game and deserves
that he should have better showing on
The score-card, but Richmond missed
Bailey on third and one man can often
lose the game.
The Lynchburg boys deserve credit for
the game they put up, and especially
Wilson.
As the Bluebirds left the grounds Bcrte
was looking down in the grove for some
thing. We know not what IL was. but IL
must hav been something which he
could not find. as ms face is looking sad.
They all look sad. and why not? Base
ball is as changeablc as fate. Nobody
knows what will come some day, but we
know not when that day shall be.
Richmond leaves tonight. and leaves
large gang of rooters happy over the
success Of our home boys.
The score: