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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-23
TEE MAGIC CITY.
A Serious Fail-,Inrriages-C1c
and Neat-Saw.

ROANOKE, VA, June 22.-(SpeciaL)-
George A. Raymond, a tourist, from Salt
Lake City, Utah. stepped on a rotten
plank at the railroad depot here last
night as he was preparing 10 start Oh a
trip TO the Natural Bridge and in the fail
fractured his left thigh near the hip joint.
He was taken back to Hotel Roanoke.
where he was stopping. and received the
necessary surgical attention.
william c. Saunders, chief clerk in the
Office of General Passenger-A Bevill.
of the Norfolk and Western Railway
Company. and Miss Title Lunsford. of
this city. were married at Calvary Bap-
fist church this morning at 1880 o'clock.
by Rev. William Lunsford, brother OF
the bride.
At the same time and place Miss Marion
f.. Saunders, n sister of w. c. Saunders
was Joined I'm wedlock to DR.. William
Meredith. Of Hanover county, Va. Rev
J.. G.. Broughton, pastor of Calvary
church. being the officiating minister
Both of the brides and grooms left on
the $50 train this morning on bridal
tour to the West.
o. d. Kessler Of Monroe county w
Va. and Miss Jennie Black. of Tinker
Creek. Roanoke county, were married al
noon LO-udy at tne Tesiu'hSo Va eiN VI ~
and left on the 80 =. NJ. train for theii
future home in West Virginia.
II. ). Rlddick, clerk at Bonner's restau'
rant. and Calvin Tailey, a negro waiter
there had a desperate fight this morn
ing. Riddick reproved the negro FOL
being slow at his work. when the latter
struck him with a meat saw, nearly
severing one of his ears from his head
Riddick picked up a cleaver and strucs
the negro a fearful blow on the mead
opening the scalp TO the bone. Just a
this juncture the police appeared anC
arrested both men. who will have a near
ing in the Police Court tomorrow morn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-23
RALEIGH'S BUDGET.
Illicit Distillery Captured-The
Teachers Assembly.

RALEIGH. n. c., June 22.-(Special)-
State-Treasurer Worth says that over
half of the sheriffs in the State will att
tend the Sheriffs' institute, at Morehead
City.
superintendent Smith, of the penten-
tiary says he is willing to let the South
ern railway have some of the space AT
the northeast corner of the penitentiary
grounds for the side-tracks which ii de-
sres.
Deputy-Revenue Collector j. \. Thomas
made a raid near Apex last night and
captured a sixty-gaUon Illicit distillery
in operation, and about one thousand
gallons OF beer The moonshiners es-
capped.
The designation Of Colonel Meserve as
a trystee of the Institution for the
Blind is accepted by Governor Russell.
1t turns out that it was the barn or
Vanstory, and not his stables, at Green's
boro' which was burned Saturday night
1t is asserted that several conVicts
have recently escaped from the peniten-
tiary farms. and that the vigilance Is
not so great as formerly.
The Mooresylle and Mocksville INK
OF the Southern railway is 10 be built
to take the place OF another track be-
tween Salisbury and Greensboro.
A siIk-min at Salisbury Is talked OF.
There IS now only one in the State. 1t
is at Wadesboro'.
Travel Is unusually heavy on the rail-
WAYS. The number Of excursions Is even
larger than usual. -,
The Durham Paper-Box Company VIII
increase it's plant and make ioxes Tor
all the hosiery factories in the state.
Publlc-school day at the Teachers
Assembly yesterday was a success. with
weu-timed addresses by Superintendent
c. III. Mebane George Butler j.. :;
Joyner. C. ID. McIysr, J. w. Bailey ana
Il. A. Alderman. 1t was stated that
North Carolina IS second in the Union In
the amour. of white illiteracy. spends
81 es on. each child, that the school terms
average twelve and three-quarter weeks
and that the pay Of! white teachers ave-
RACES s23 go -.
The Rowan Knitting-Mills. SOLD unaer
order OF court. have been bought W o.
syndicate of Salisbury people
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-23
THE COCKADE CITY.
PoIificaI-A Standardization
and General.

PETERSBURG. VA, June 22.-,Special)
The Democrats Of this city are watching
with great interest the progress of the
election of delegates throughout
the state to the Roanoke con-
vention. They are divided in their pre-
forerces as to the nominees for Governor.
Int when the convention has named tne
ticket the party here will be unit in It's
favor. and will roll up its old-ume Demo-
cratic majority for it,,
While Miss Josie French. residing on
IIiph street was out walking TINS morn
ing negro boy snatched her purse from
her hand and escaped with II. lie mas
not vet been captured.
children s-day services viii be held at
Srnith-Grove church. in Dinwiddie, on the
frst sunday i'm July. and at night of the
same day at Ocran church, near Suther-
MIR Thomas C. Leath, of Richmond
who has leased the Academy Or Music
in This city. has appointed Mr.. Charles H.
Curtice as manager. The Academy is TO
he handsomely fitted up and me sea-
son Of amusement Is promised. Engage
mCnts have already been made FOR iorty
DR. Sidney Roop. assistant State Vete-
rinarian at Blacksburg. is in the city on
an inspecting tour.
A delightful launch party was given
down the river last evening In compli-
ncnt TO Miss Gilpin and Miss Carey, OF
baltimore. and Miss Busted. Of Center
vile. Md, who are visiting friends in
this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-23
ENlPORIi.
A Dance-PoIiticai-C the
Queens birthday.

EMPORIA. VA. June 2.-(Speciai.)-
The Emporia Cotillon Club gave an en-
ioyable dance at Bakers Hall last eve
ming. Among those present of the ladleS
were Mesdames Walter Fenton Deal W.
Samuel Goodwin. and George ;. Truce;
Misses SaIlie and Bell Powell, Mauu
Davis. Edie Baker, Matte Hedges, per
tba Kunes Minnie Lifsey. Mary Turner
Gentlemen: Messrs. Archer Potter, walk
er Turner, Peter Jones. II. W han, II.
q Duane Ernest Mann, Charles cochran
A J. Daughtrey, and Joseph b. Bailey (;
The music was furnished by the local
band and the dancing was Kept up tili
the wee sma' hours.
Mr.. George II. Mallory. Clerk OF Bruns-
wick county. was in town to-day:
This county j think will certainty senu
an EIIyson delegation TO Roanoke. AS 10
Acknowledgement. 1 think, perhaps, IL
will be divided between Mr.. scott ana
Hon. Francis r. Lassiter: Judge Mann
though. has several friends here.
Among the best class or citzens that
we have in this county is a Scotch colony
that came here i'm the early 70's. Never
since their coming here have they ever
been in the courts either civilly or crimi-
naliv. They. or. at least, most of them,
retain their allegiance to the Mother Coun-
trv and to-day they are celebrating the
oneenis birthday with appropriate cere-
,nonies The writer was invited to be
present but could not attend. The ceie-
bration takes place az their presbyterian
church. "Aberdoyer.
MIR. w. f. Bailey has gone to Nashville,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-23
THE RICHMOND DIspATcH-wEDNEsDAY. JUNE 49, 1897.
second, and sunny slope az to y third.
Time 1.Of o.

second and Sunny slope OF to y third.
Time. 1O1 rs.
Second race-one mlle-On Deck Is to 81
first, Wolhurst a to and 6 to 81 second.
and Elkins q to u third. Time. i:i2 10.
Third race-double event, five and "A
half Misunderstanding Brook q TO p
first. Laudeman 600 TO 1 and 40 to ID
second and Hamburg a TO 81 third. Time,
i:09 Is.
Fourth race-Suburban, mile and q
uuarter-Ben Brush q TO u first. The
Winner q TO and EVEN second. and
Havoc q to u third. Time 2o7 10.
Fifth race-fve fur,ongs-Archduke e
TO d first, Olney O5 to and to p second.
and Wasteful go to u third. Time, i:o3 20.
sixth race-mile and half, hurdles
Flushing q to u first. Forget @ to u
and OUT second. ana Iuexeuo tV 10 ~
third. Time. $3.50 rs.
THE LATONIA TRACK.
CINCINNATI, o., June 2.-Tillo, Tur-
ney Brothers great 3-year-old, added
one more victory to his credit by win
ming the spring prize at Iatonia to-day.
There were twelve starters In the race,
with Tillo a steady favorite at 3 to 10.
in spite of the fact that he was giving
everything in the race large chunks OF
weight. Cavaliero went out to make
the pace for the field, and led to the
stretch. At the last eighth pole Wil-
llams gave Tillo one tap with the whip,
and he drew away from the others, WIN
ming very handily in the end. This
makes the third stake Tillo has won du-
ring the meeting. The second race was
declared off. owing to the large num-
Der of scratches. Weather fair; track
fast: betting good
First race-six furlongs-Sedan 90 to -
won. Cerro Gordo a to / and to p Sc
cond, Sir Andrew 6 to y third Time,
lbs IA.
Second race-Declared of.
Third race--one mile-Geyser teven)
won. Sidkel (6 to 1 and to u second
Waterlou 05 to u third. Time. 1:H.
Fourth race-Latonia spring prize, one
mile and an eighth-TillO a TO % won.
Cavaliero (66 to / and to 81 second,
Tauca g to y third. Time, 1854 81
| Fifth race-fve furlongs-Chalmette a
| to u won. John Bright (6 TO and TO p
second. Kris Kringle GO to third.
| Time. l:02 l-2.
! Sixth race-slx furlongs-Gid Law q to
| u won. Annie NJ 90 TO | and 21-2 TO u
| second, Trolley @ to % third. Time,
| 1873
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-23
Domesiics.

45-inch Pillow-Case Tubing. worth lie.
yard. for 121ac. yard.
Brown Check Apron Bingham, &c. quail.
ty, for 17sc. yard.
Yard Wide Unbleached Cotton for 37sc.
yard.
Lonsdale Bleached Cotton, better than
Fruit Of the Loom, for &c. yard.
Full-Size Pillow-Cases for DC. each.
Round-Thread Bleached Sheets, full 2 Ia
yards square, 59c. value. for 3Oc
Utica and New York Mills Sheets, 2 Ia
yards long, for Soc
Cotton Crash Towelling. sc. quality, for
lac. yard.
20-inch Pure Linen Crash Towelling,
II 1-2c. grade, for 77sc. yard.
Pure Linen Hemstitched Huck Towels,
lie. value, for i2iac.
Bleaohed F'ringed Towels. &c. value, for
2lac. each.
17-inch Pure Linen Irish Damask Nap
kins. s.50 value, for &c. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-23
NEWPORT NEWS.
A Factory to he Erectcd-More SHIPS
Probably.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. June zz.-sspe-
c,a,,-Messrs. James T.. Mayer and Jonh
Crossley are erecting factory In TINS
city for the exclusive manufacture OF a
uatent letter-box. The patent Is known az
the .non-pickable' ietter-box. and - !. =
compact and ingenious article me poass
are intended for residences, Lettsr,ea g,
riers place the epistles and iinins sa con,
sirues to Jingle until the letter h taken
o,,s 'of The box. Letters cannot De re-
moved from the box on the outside. :, 49,.
Miss Dixie Bagby OF hicnmo" Sva s - ras
VA Attorney w. T.. Barrett received . tsle-
gram from Smithfield. Va. announcing
the death there Of his mother; MIS- NARY
A Barrett: aged IS years. Mrs bayret!
had been In declining health for several
wears. and her death was not unexpeoeed:
The Huntington Rides. In command OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-23

NORFOLK, VA, June 22.--(Special.)-
Through a long and weary nine innings
the locals worked their Will on Schmidt
who tried to hold the box for Richmond
to-day, hitting him almost as they chose
and walking away with the game to the
tune Of 12 TO 2. These TWO were manu-
featured in the seventh, when Stuart,
the first man up, singled. Mcdonald was
hit by pitcher, Wells swiped a long one
into centre. and Stuart crossed the plate.
Steelman struck out and Schmidt singled,
scoring Mcdonald. Hargrove and KAN
went out a chance to score in the eighth
was lost. In this inning Elberfeld hit,
and Elsey followed with two-bagger.
The little third baseman then attempted
TO steal home while Pfanmiller and Sny-
der were IN consultation near the box.
Pfanmller tossed the sphere over to
SNYDER, who chased back TO the plate and
caught Elberfed before he could score.
Stuart then popped up one 10 McFarlan.
who threw Elsey out as he was trying
10 steal third on the out. This was about
the only other chance the visitors had
10 score. True, in the sixth, Kahn led
or Win q SihBle, but lhc HtNl tNO men
flew out to Smith, and Kahn persisted,
trying 10 steal.
In the first inning too. Hargrove start
cd with a base on balls but died at Sc
cond on a pretty throw from Snyder.
The BrOoms hit Schmidt hard, and he
was also liberal with bases at critical
times. being really effective In but four
innings only. the fifth. sixth. seventh, and
last In the first two named doubles did
the business. As for the rest, it was
walkoyer.
Leahy clearly carried off the honors in
the field doing some remarkably brilliant
work. Snyder and Smith were also In
the race For Richmond u few opportuni-
lies were presented for clever playing,
and they were gobbled up by ElsCy and
Hargrove. Elberfeld put up a fast game
10 third. The attendance was about 60.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-23
DOYDTON.
County Court--Meetings OF Party
Committees.

BOYDTON. VA, June 2.-(Special.)-
Yesterday was regular county-court day
here. Judge w. +. Hornes presiding.
County officials recently elected appeared
before his Honor and qualified. graho
iury was in session all day, and made
several important indictments Inc crlill-
nal docket for this term is more Lengthy
than usual and Will occupy the ATTENTION
of the Court for several DAYS.
The County Executive Committees OF
both Democratic and Peoples parties met
and fusion was arranged for the ensuing
state camDaiga. Ttc Chicago platform
VIC unanimously enc Tscd at botn meet
ings. az were Hons. William Jennings
BRYAN and John ". Daniel. Messrs. I:
/ Faulkner and y. Y. Allen. chairinen OF
the Democratic and Peoples parties: re-
suectively were requested by resolutions
10 unite i'm issuing a call for joint prima-
ries of the two parties throughout TINS
county TO choose delegates TO the senate
rial and county conventions Said prirna-
rios will be held I'm the various precincts
on July 10Th The county convention 10
elect delegates TO the State convention
viii assemble here on July court,day Clhe
1eib). The time and place for hoidlng the
senatorial convention have not yet been
designated. c,-,...
cotnty will have the honor this
wear of furnishing the democratic
nominee. for this (Twenty-hfth)
senatorial district. Hon. y. -. Eggleston
ard Dr. A. S. Priddy. OF Charlotte, were
here Yesterday mingling with the people
and presenting their claims for nomina-
ton. Major II. V. Gaines. an advocate OF
II sion. and a prospective candidate for
Lieutenant Governor, was also on the
court green.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-23
TERRIBLE DEATH
OF walter Steele, Travelling Bal
Iooufst, mt Lynchburg.

LYNCHBURG, VA. June 22.-tSpecial)
Walter steele, a travelling balloonist,
met tragic death to-day in the pres
ence of an immense crowd of spectators,
while attempting an ascension at River
mont Park The balloon had been placed
i'm a small circular opening in a large
body of woods. When the ropes were cut
the great gas-infiated bag started rapidly
inward. and just as the main body OF
the balloon reached the tops of the trees
il was struck by a strong gust of wind.
and carried with terrific force against the
branches OF a tree which stood on the
was hurled with tremendous force against
a limb OF the tree, his neck being broken
by the contact The body fell with a
sickening thud. and when approached by
the horriied spectators was found 10
be an unacceptable mass. An aunt and
sister OF the dead man are said TO have
met death In a similar manner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-23
THE ALBEMARLE ENGLISH.
They Celebrate the Queens BiRfh~
day--Judge Duke Speaks.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, June T.
Special 1.-The English colony at Ivey, in
this county, celebrated at ST. Paurs
church the Queens jubilee. The service
was read, an address made by the rector
the Rev. f. w. Neye, and God Save the
Queen was sung
After this service the audience repaired
to a grove. near by, where an address
was delivered by Judge II. T. W. Duke.
Jr., who took for his theme the reigns
OF the three female soyereigns OF Eng
Elizabeth. Anne. and Victoria--con.
trasting them. His tribute to Queen VIC
toria was received with loud and en-
tsus ,hs applause DR., : W. MalIsst.
Queens, also spoke, saying that at no
place outside OF the British Colonies
would an Englshman feel himself so
f nnrn a, nome nId ampnsst people as
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-23
ra.ewem Delegate. to Roanoke.

TAZEWELL, VA, June Especial -
Tazewell county. held here to-day, the
following delegates were elected to the
State convention at Roanoke, August
nth. the delegation being instructed for
Major j. Hoge Tyler: Jacksonville Dis
w. Baker. j. II. Whitley, J. T.. Buchanan.
and j. NJ Kittz Clear Fork District-
q. r.. Moore ]. Meek Hoge, George II.
Zimmerman. W. J. Turpin, J. w. Hicks,
and Alexander 81. Clair. Maiden SPRINGS
District--P. IA. Williams w. A. Ward, Q.
III. Poery, and w. T.. Hogges.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-23
S!.99 for 50 and SIS Skirts.

Ready-Made Skirts, tailored by men,
set right, lined and trimmed in best
manner; our clever ways makes them
500. These are
Fine Black Brocade Mohairs.
All-Wool Large Shepherd Checks. in
colors and White.
Light-Strpe Brilliant Mohairs.
Black Etamine and Grenadine, with
colored Innings.
There comes to us to-day from n
sheriff 5000 yards Black Examines
Mt prices lower than your widest
dream could Imagine.
Wool Brocade Examines, in Black. at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-23
Bicycle Suits

come our way to-day at one third the
value Don't miss this opportunity. "A
great pleasure If you ride-a neat, mob
by suit.
Cotton Covert Suits. complete with leg
gins and bag, for 81 80, worth s..
Atwood Tan Chcyiot. complete suits,
leggins and bag. for $3.50.
Gray Mixed Cashmere Complete Bicycle
Suit for s3. 80.
Scotch Cheviot Complete Bicycle Suit
half silk lined for $50.
Linen and Covert Separate Bicycle
Skirts for 81 40
AllWool Fine Blue or Black Serge BIZ
cycle Skirts for 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-23

Captain =. Thornton Mayre, returned late
last evening from their ten days trip to
Nashville, Tenn.
The report that a woman had a narroW
escape from being buried alive near Den
bigh, this county. was n hoax. The story
was published In several eastern papers.
1t is probable that two 1000o-ton pas
senger steamers will be built here for the
Pacific Steamship Company. TO ply be-
Coils +. Huntington Is one of the pro-
moters of the project. IL has not been
determined when the contract will be let.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-23
YORK COUNTY.
Court Day-OfIcers Qualify-PoItb-
cal Notes,

YORKTOWN, VA, June 22.-(Speciai)-
The weather was very cool yesterday, ana
n small crowd was in attendance at the
county Court but all OF the successful
candidates for Office in the May election
were present. and most Of them had quail
led before noon. Long before the court
had adjourned the last one had put III
appearance and signed the prescripeo
THE Democratic County Committee met
and arranged to issue a call for the coun-
~ convention. ~
TT il almost certain that York countys
d.'iaqation to the Roanoke convention
Syiil vote for Hon. J. Taylor Ellyson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-23
BEATEN TO DEATH.
A Terrible Family Tragedy II
Greene County.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, June 22.-(spe-
cial.)-News reaches this city OF murder
which occurred in Greene county Sunday
morning. Joseph Emanuel Frazier be-
came involved in family row with Mrs.
Hasty Jane Shiplett. his mother-in-law,
In Bacon's Hollow. during which me wo-
man was beaten to death. The murdered
woman was buried yesterday. Frazier
was arrested and Is In jail at sfanards-
VILE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-23

A manufactures that makes for the
fine trade finds himself Overburden-
ed. He found an outlet here, so to-
day You can buy shirts at 5Oc.. that
usually sell for 81 and $50.
Linen Waist, colored stripes, detached
collars. for soc.
Genuine Percale Waists, detached col
lars. for 5Oc.
Navy-Biue-GrOund Dimity Waists,
White collars, for soc.
Navy Blue Polka-Dot Lawn waists Tor
SOC
Large Checks French Percale Waists
for zoe.
MORE Crystal Waists. lined and Black
velvet trimmed. for soc.
Dressing Sacques of Linen, striped
ValencienDes-lace trimmed. and satin
ribbons worth $3.50. for soc.
Pure-siIk Ready-Mnde Waists, with
white linen collars, all cOiOrs, new
patterns, worth aJ, for $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-23
NEWARK.
SCORE by INNINGS
IL g. as 6 7 SO

y D D Z
Hartford ........ ........4010S0b3l LIP
Newark $500. ..........S D 1900 o. 3
summary: Earned runs-Hartford. /;
Newark, q Two-basc hits--Cassidy. Mari
Ihree-base hi's-Sheahan, Hodge. Wright
Sacrifice hits-Marr GU. Left on bases
Hartford. IL: Newark 4. Struck out
Hartford. 3; Newark 3. Double play
Mack. Radford. and Thornton First base
on errors-Newark. 4; Hartford. /. First
base on balls--Om tombstone 10: off Vick-
ery~l: off Carrick, 3. Wild pitch-Vick-
cry. Umpire-Mr Snyder. Time of game
hours and Is minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-23

-.LYNcHBUn0. VA. June 4--(3peehll
Ter was granted to the Ilynehburg L1G1t
and Heat Company. The company -
organized with the View Of supplyinn ~
and ether Virginia cities With aco( ~
gas Tor lishsing and n.asins psFe
OF Dircctors-E. A.. cstlin, Richmon4; g
Turner Morshead. New York city; ~
Gugsenheimer. Jr.. Lynchburg. y&1
Charles 81 Biackford.- LyncA6ur& V01f
w. J. Payne. Richmond. w Of theoo +
W. J. Payne. vice-presidsnt ~ 3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-23
The Accident Proved Fatal.

WINSTON. n. c., June 22:-tspecisa a., y, =,
urs ID :. Reed. who was thrown from
nar bugov last Friday and dragged Tor
fiftv wards. died this afternoon. She was wa
one of the Twin Citys. most popular
ladies' and an honored and devoted mem
her of the First Baptist church. she was
65 years old.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-23
FULL OF PETTY KICKS.
And Newnri<'s Pitcher surl<ed for
seven Innings.

HARTFORD. CONN. June 22.-(spe.
ciai.)--in game brimful with petty kicks,
Hartford defeated Newark to-day. John
stone. the visitors pitcher. suiked FOL
seven innings. and lost the game by
filling the bases on called balls. Ten men
walked 10 first Ia this way. After the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-23
SCORE by INNINGS.

Two-base hits--Snyder, Pfanmiller. Elsey.
Three-base hit--McFarlan. Sacrifice hit
Smith. stolen bases-Went Weihl Left
on bases-Norfolk. 10; Richmond g. Struck
out BY Pfanmiller. g. Double plays-Mc-
Donald and Wells McFarlan, Wcddige.
and Wentz First base on errors-NOr-
folk. ]: Richmond, /. First base on balls
on Pfanmiller, /; of Schmidt. 8. Hit by
pitcher-Weihl. snyder. Pfanmller, Me-
Donald Passed ball-Snyder. Umpire--
Mr. Carlin Time Of game-2 hours and
~ minutes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-23
SCORE BY INNINGS.
l234567S9

Athletics ................. OOI0O1OOl- 3
Lancaster ...............20 200 O01 6 0 -
Summary: Earned runs-Lancaster. g.;
Athletics, 1. TWO-base hits-Carey. Car
win. LarOque. Three-base hits-Schaub.
Stolen bases-Moran Ward, Leidy. Left
on bases-Athletics. S; Lancaster 8. Struck
out-Hamburg Moran. Wente; Butter
more. Double plays-Schaub. Childs, and
Carey. First base on errors-Lancaster. j;
First base on balls-Of Garvin. g. off Yea
ger. 6. Hit by pitcher-Ward. Wild pitch
Garvin. Passed ball-Roth. Umpire
Weidman. Time. l hour and 10 minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-23
READING
SCORE BY INNINGS.

SCORE BY INNINGS.
1234567S9
Reading ......... ........O2OOOOO o 3
Paterson ..... ..........OOOO 0222x-6
Summary: Earned runs-Paterson, !.
Two-base hit-Viau. Three-base hit-Kei-
ster. Stolen bases-WagneT. Grove. Tou-
hey Gallagher. skefston bas Sc, Hs9%ang
l; by Niau. l. DoublS play-Gilman and
Keister. First base on balls-Om Niau. 3;
off Herndon, 1. wild pitch-Herndon.
Umpire-Mr. Belts. Attendance. 1909.
Time of game hours and 20 minutes.