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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07
THE NEW MARKET RACES
SIX HUNDKED PEOPLE WIINEss
IHH sEYEkAL EVEAIs.
Richmond Horses Carry IN Nearly All INV
Purses,-Ihe Eacug ic'dsy ffoin-
.s,- hu.n sa,rrsst.


PETE.KSBlIscs, Va. jay t.-Skeei"i.-
The races wni1n tOoS place th.3 A-'eI"' V'
~ he New .4aIhct r~eo 1fAeA, =" ''''@e
George county, were Nitn"aarA - "''''
Dix nundreu people. inc chst'eo ioi t"4
nrst Iace--.1y uOt, purse s't-"eic La
Tie DICK, Owned - a.. l.. ShiIth, % Ni's
Point, Allss Cnilurcss, Vssn5u ~ taiaiiea
AtAlnson, OF HOiIOlE, .lEd .~rlnce " iiNes'
owned ~ ". l.. r4s=, CT kicninVau. Inc
race was Tor one mile aha Was Won ~
t'rInce Wilkes IN tnIce sttt5nt meats
Time. $50 Il, 81 IL. 100 ~.
PRINCESS EULALt-.
The entries Tor the second race mlie
heats. ga trot or pace. for Il purse Oh
s-oJ-wcre Huffman, owned ~ William H.
Bass, OF Richmond, Princess Luldhe'
Owned BY george Med. Blake, OF hlch-
mend. aui annie Manner. owned by conn
Steel OK Norfolk. Ihis race was won ~
Princess tsulahe in three straight heats
Time. 2.93 -. 2.2i 81. and 20 -
The entries for the running race5-haii
mile dashes. for purse of Severe
Dauntles5, owned by Enslckiug, OF kich'
mond. and Mycf H., owned 10y Nilllam
Taylor. % Lynchbufg. IAis race was
won by Myer Ii. Time .53 and 81 u.
The judges of tho races were Mesrs. l.
NJ. Undcthm. j. b. Sublett and q. W.
Mattox. starter. Daiue. Timckeepcrs'
T.. j.. Crumpler. of Arrinscllc, ana H.
Lilienheld. OF Norfolk
4 CLEVER ANIMAL.
Little Pete. beautifully trained sad
de horse. owned by Mr.. r.. l.. Crumpler.
was brought ON the trauk in front of tho
Judges stand and performed some re-
markable tricks. Little Pete Is five years
old. He was trained I'm AppomattoN
county by s. II. Daniel (colorod) of Lex
ington Ky. Daniel has trained sevcr'l
horses which brought over S9.lo ln Ne"
York.
The receipts from the gate fees TINS
evening amounted 20 about SIS and those
from the grand-stand TO SIS
The races tomorrow promise 70 be
even more interesting than those which
took place this afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07
4 Preacher Installed.

BELONA. VA. July -Special.-Rev
c. L. Stebbins was installed at the Pres
byterian church at this place Sunday
Rev jessie r. Renne preached the install
laton sermon and delivered the charge
TO the minister. Rev. Mr.. Cook. of Hoge
Memorial, your city. delivered the charge
TO the people. Mr.. Cook is very popular
with our people, having preached Tor
them last fan.
Mrs Dr. Triton and daughter. of Bar
ton Heights. are summering at their sum-
mer home River View.
The recent rains have very much i'm
proved the crops. Wheat is being thresh-
ed and the yield Is said TO very good.
ed and the yield is said tobe good.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07
DfFfSION HEADQUARTERS,
New Arrangements of the Southern Rail-
WV at charlottesville.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. July .

CHARL VA, July D.
speciaI-The Southern Railway Company
nave lust established DIVISION headquaT-
tors AT Charlottesville. From this Office
the superintendent Mr.. +. Ryder. VIII
handle the operating department Of the
svetem between Washington, -. G.. and
Monroe. va. including the branch line
from Washington i. g.. to Round hill'
Va. and the Manassas branch line from
Manassas to Harrisoneurg, va.
This new arrangement VIII pIlhE 10
Charlottesville quite a number OF ONCE
emploves. such as clerks. telegraph opera
tors and train dispatchers, who VIII make
this city their home
The old office building near the junction.
which has heretofore been occupied by
train master and train dispatcheia, ~ VII
dergOing extensive alterations ana re-
pairs for the accommodation OF the hedu-
quarters OF the division
DR.. Il. w. Nelson. one OF tharlotlt0-
ville's oldest and most popular physicians
happened to very painful accident yes,
terdav afternoon. The Doctor had picked
up the water pot and entered the bath-
room TO get some water 10 water flowers
when descending flight OF SttbS nc
made a mis-step and fell, striking his head
against some sharp substance; cutting J,
very badly. from which the bioOd ioWSu
for over an hour before IT could be chcch-
ed While the wound is painful. IT is not
considered Of a serious character.
Yesterday. tho 9TH. was County Court
here. The attendance was small. Inc
daV WAS observed as national hohuaN
by the pOstOnicc and banks, and, while
the business houses did not close many
of the clerks and operatives took day
off i'm honor of the GLORIOUS Fourth,
and cxcurtod TO the country.
The weather was very hot here yester-
day. and several persons were overcome
by the heat and physicians had To be
called in.
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EVENTs ON THE TURF.
Races at Oakley and 81. Louis-Racing
Record Lowered.

CINCINNATI. o.. July G.-There were
two races for maiden three year-olds al
Oakley TODAY. and two good things were
turned loose on the book makers. Sidonia
was tho one that fhc smart eet nlaNod in
the second race. He got OF IN front. and
with "a wonderful burst OF speed. closed
un q gap Of ten lergths. and won very
easily i'm the end Milwaukee was the
other good thlne that broke out Of the
n alden class ffo Was played hcnNiN IN
the ring. and landed the race handily
Weather hot. track muddy Summaries.
First race-hVc and q half furlOnes.-
The Doctor 6 tC - first. MOl0 q 10 and
10 - second. Bonjour @ 70 j. third.
Time. 1913 Mutuals paid. s244O for 50.
Second race-seven furlOngs -SilOnian
Is to - first. Kenston 90 10 ! and 10 u
second. Old Tar Il to2l third. Time, ~.
Mutuas paid Si65O for 50.
Third receive furlOngs Martha IT. ~
70 Il first. Eleanor Holms - 10 - second.
Mary Black - 20 - third. Time. .oi.
Mutuals paid. 50 50 for -.
Fourth racc-one mile-Cavalero g 10 -
first. Macy q 20 and 10 - second.
panmure Il 10 p third. Time. l.f6lt.
Mutuals paid. Sl22j for s..
Fifth racc-mile and seventy yards
Egbart Is 10 - first. El Toro % 20 ana
q 10 - second Niscount % 20 - third.
Time l:5ll Mutuals paid $3.50 for 50.
Sixth race seven urlOngs.-MilWaukce
e. 10 - first. Sir Ehon q 10 l and 10 y
second Southern Spy 10 10 u third.
Time BOB. Mutuals paid $3.50 for 50.
Mound City Track.
ST. LOUIS. no. July Six favorites
sVon af tho Fair Grounds TODAY. gO0l
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Fredericksburg Affairs.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. July 6.-spe-
cial--Captain Robert l.. Robb died sud
denly Yesterday at "Pharsaha" his home
in King George county. aged 90 years.
lie leaves widow and two sons.
Mr.. Henry Uiman had valuable gold
watch stolen from his vest pocket to-day
while his vest was hanging up in his Office.
Mir. Ulman left his Office FOR short
time and as tramp WAS seen about
the premises it is supposed he took the
watch.
The picnic given on the island last night
nv the knights Of Pythias and American
Mechanics proved such a success that il
will be repeated tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07

Two Thousand Persons See Them DO ih"t'
aud Nothing More.

NEW YORK. July 6.-John l.. sullivan
and Robert Fitzsimmons. two men VINO
rank high in the annals OF the prize ring
were scheduled 10 meet az Ambroze farh'
South Brooklyn. yesterday aiterhoVn
They lived up TO the CONTRACT Hterdiiy'
but tho meeting was as friendly anu III, /,
nocuous as the Brooklyn ponce co1iu
make IT. The once invincible John l.,
and his latest successor. Bob. showed UP
on a boarded square laid on the grass OF
the intield and shook hands. The mater
ended there. as the police quietly inter-
vened The side shows. however. were
interesting. A programme designed 10
cover both afternoon and evening had
been outlined. and this fact proved an
agreeable surprise TO the 2co0 holiday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07
PATERSON. 10: HARTFORD.6.
The silk Weavers Take an Extra sntc
and play Championship Ball.

PATTERSON. \. J., July b.-SpecIaI'I
Aftcr losing ten straight games seven OF
them in the South. the faters9ins SUE sue,
cee@ed in winning game from Hartford
to.dav. Knocking Fry all over the 10y.
The players had al received talking
20 and been told il there was not I'M
provement there would be consideraDie
changes on the team. ,,. 90
The result was a supcrabundance OF
ginger. and they played championship
bali. The score follows
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07
Hartford

ttar.fora 200 3 q o o. o
summary: Earned runs-Paterson. Z;
Itortford Tvo-base hits-Wagner.
Mari. Cavellc. Thornton. Three-base
hits-Keister co. Wagner. Home runs
Heidrick (2). Wagner. Stolen buses
Heidrick. Hardesty t2 Double plays,
Try. 2: of Jones. 8 Hit by pitcher-By
Fry-Heidrick. Hardesty; by Jones
Burns. wild pitch-Fry. Sacrifice hits
Gilman. Jones. Struck out-By Jones
Mari CD; by Fry-Touhey 90. LeIt on
bases-Paterson. @: Hartford, I. Time.
two hours Umpire. Carin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07
HauPrON ROBBERs 40 FREE.
Fire Company on for winche''er-rourtb-


HAMPTON. VA. July Especial
There have been no further developments
I'm the postoficc robbery case. but the
police here are working quietly and all
igently. and are hopeful of catching tho
guilty parties.
The Hampton Fire Company. fourteen
strong. left this evening hy way or ola
Point. for Winchester Va. 10 attend
the Virginia state Firemon's Association,
which meets I'm that city this week.
There We're grand displays of fire.
works AT the National Soldiers Home.
old Point and Buckroe Reach. yesterday.
At the beach IL IS estimated there were
about 800 people. the largest crowd
ever seen there at one time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07

SYRACUSE. y. Y. July 6-Ihe race
horse Katie Burns. died this morning
from the cnccts OF the heat This morn
ing while w. L. Snow was exercising
Knebels. one of the Pomfect stock-farm
horses. and going the wrong Way OF the
track. evidently pretty close 10 the pole
no colidod with the chestnut seldins'
seablrd. and as a result tho latter is dead
and Kncbel Is probably ruined for IRE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07

folks present. As matters turned out the
visitors were so well entertained by the
prcliminaries that they did not worry
much over the cancelled event.
The sport opened briskly with foot
ball match under Association rules, be-
tween the Brooklyn Wanderers and the
Koarneys. The former won after spirit
ed contest by fOur goals to two. There
was no announcer in evidence and the
"rOOtcrs'' were kept guessing as to the
identity Of the players. Professor Al
frodo. an aerial artist. frolicked around
on q wire some thirty feet above the
sward, and wound up by changing his
clothes and cooking and eating hearty
luncheon from portable stove in mid
air. George Brown, well-knOwn Brook
Ign trick jumper. then startled the crowd
with a standing side jump from the end
of a brick over "A 5-foot 3-inch spiked
gate. \ troupe of Japs put In a variety
act and Ernest Roeber. illustrated the
art OF wrestling at the expense Of j. Nc
Cormick. whom he pinned TO the mat
after an exciting bout.
This paved the way for the big" event,
and FltsinmOns and Sullivan appeared
amid hearty cheering. The champion
turned out in complete ring costume or
Yale blue, but Sullivan was content with
his ordinary trousers supported by a belt
and with his huge body naked. Martin
Julian introduced the men, swinging a
set of five-ounce gloves in his hand as
he explained that the idea was 10 Illus
trate some of the vital points of scien-
tinc boxing. Inspector Mclaughlin. Cap
tain Kenny. and Sergeant Hsaly appear
ed at this stage, and as they had seventy
five men in reserve behind the fence
their few remarks carried weight. Fitz
and Sullivan shook hands without any
attempt TO don the gloves. and the IN
spector quietly said that he would stand
for nothing on the lines proposed
Sullivan then addressed the crowd.
stating that he and Ftzsimmons were
ready to 20 on i'm friendly and scientific
way but that they were reluctantly
obliged TO drop the arrangement Jonn
then withdrew I'm righteous indignation.
but Fitz remained for a lively wrestling
bout with Roeber
\ sword contest on horseback resulted
IN the triumph Of Xavier Orlofski over
Lieutenant Hippe. and the show wound
up with a display Of fireworks.
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In addition TO the very attractive sum
mer Homes and Resorts folder lately is-
sued by the Southern Railway two new
timetables. one giving the through con-
densed schedules and the other the local
schedules. are announced. giving the I'M
proved through train and car service be-
tween various points In the South. A.
announced some time since very low
round-trip excursion tickets will be sold
during the Summer from Richmond and
other cities 10 principal resorts IN the
South and Southwest 10 such places as
Blowing Rock. Asheville. Hot Springs,
and all other resorts reached Via South
ern Railway and its connections.
Detailed information in regard 10 any
Summer Resort on or near the line OF the
Southern Railway, viii be furnished upon
application 10 any agent of that company.
G. W. Westbury. Il. +. A.. 92O east Main
street or Richmond Transfer Company.
903 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07
NEWaRR,7: ITHLETICs3
1t Was All One WAY, Anne. Being Easy
MINT for the (ham piOns.

NEWARK, y. j.. July 6.-Special.-In
a rather one-sided game here this aftcr-
noon the locals won from the Athleucc
bv the score of 10 3. With the eXcsp-
ton OF the sixth inning the visitors were
unable TO solve Carricks curves win
eflect Aues was hit freely, especially
a. tho carly innings. The sco-e.
80 N+'~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07

Reading. l. Two-base hits-Spratt. Barck-
ley. Tate Three-base hits-Smith. Sacri-
fice hits-Wentz. Leahy. Stolen bases
Slater. Raymond Mcintyre, Gallagher,
Mcintyre. Barckley. Len on bases-Nor-
folk. 3: Reading. H. SAX out-By New
ton. Raymond. Stra ~. Clausen; by
Clausen. Wcihl. Brown. Newton (2). Dou-
bic p!avs-Smith to Snydt-r First on er-
rors-Norfolk. /; Reading !. First on
baIls-On Brown. 4; off Newton. B. off
Clausen. l. Hit by pitch,r-Slater. Base
hits-On Brown. Z; off NeNton, 3. slater
out on inhed hit. Umpire. Snyder. Time
of game 300
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07
Chesapeake and Ohio SUNDAY Outings to
Ocean View. O'd Point 81 Norfplk-

The large crowds which the G. x O.
ara carving TO the seashOre. attest the
popularity of this route.
The time TO ocean View via G. & ..
is one hour quicker than by other lines.
the time being two and a half hours
from Richmond TO Ocean View Via Old
Point
The rate is also cheaper. being but 81
to either Old Point, Ocean View or Nor
folk.
4 ride on the fast vestibule train lsav-
ing Richmond every Sunday from Sin
teenth and Broad Street Station. Is "a
comfort and luxury. making no stops. and
landing you ut the sea side I'm two hours.
These trains are run by the G. * ..
Company. which insures a patron against
ovcr-crOwding.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07
Baseball Notes.

Cheer up. Cherubs,
Lancaster drops into second place with
that duh. sickening third.
Newark Is having a picnic with the
Athletics.
II took ten innings TO settle matters
IN Norfolk. and Clausen pitched for the
Taiienders. winning his game
IL was an easy thing for Paterson.
Madison is fine infelder and he can
also WELD the ash.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07
BOSTON KEEPS WINNING
THE BOYS FROM THE BUB HAVE
BEN 4RKABLE STREAK.
Tho Reds InfIict Another Defeat on the
Orioles -Pittsburg and Cleveland
Play Fine Game.
Result Of Yesterdays flames.

Boston. 6; Philadelphia,
New York, T. Brooklyn, D.. 90
Baltimore 3. Cincinnati, ~. .
Pi,tsburg, 8. Cleveland 2
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Franklin and Wilson.

WILSON. y. G.. July 6.-SpeciaLxThe
Franklin (Va.) Baseball Team won from
Wilson to-day by score Of 10 o. the
game yesterday was a victory for wilson
the score was II 10 Z. Battcries-Lawson
and Legrand: Mangum and Oldham.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. July 6.-Phila-
delphia was never serious factor IN
to-days game with Boston. SWEETS
held the local players down 10 seven
hits. and barring a wild throw by Long
his support was faultle-s. Fiheld also
nitched a good game. but his support was
traced at times. Attend nee. 2,69l.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07
Cincinnati. 10: BaItimOre. 3.

CINCINNATI. o.. July 1.-The Cham
MONS were easily defeated by the Reds
to-day i'm a slow game. Pond was sent
10 the slab for Baltimore but lasted
only five innings. Blackburn, who re-
lieved him. was also hit very hard. but
finished the game. Attendance 1000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07
PittSburg 3: Cleveland ..

PITTSBURG. PA. July 6.-The game TO-
day was errOrless on both sides and one
Of the best seen on the home grounds this
season. Both pitchers did good work and
kept the hits scattered. The feature was
Tannehills timely batting and good base
running. Attendance 000.
PIT srg DT~nfs
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How the Clubs Stand.
New York I: BROOKLYN, D.

BROOKLYN. Julv ct was not until
the ninth inning that the Brooklyns were
able 10 find the whereabouts OF Meekih
curves at Eastern Park to-day. Dunn
pitched "a fairly good game but was poor
~ supported. Hannivan has been loaned
to the Lancaster pa team by Presiueht
Byrne. Attendance. 5.5j3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07

Y. VI. c. \. Moonlight tomorrow night
Programme includes Tony Miller Combi-
nation Male Quartette. Mandolin ana
Guitar Club. and Orchestrion. Tickets
at Association Building.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07
How the Clubs Stand.


Lancaster at Richmond.
Reading at Norfolk.
Athletics at Newark.
Hartford al Paterson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07

Bold Winter-time IS King or year,
The Queen is balmy Summer;
And though there're many queens OF soap,
The King is Wolfes famed "Iiu n
Mer."
Save HUMMER SOAP" WRAPPERS.
The largest number gets the WORLD
BICYCLE FREE. on exhibition in Roth
ert x Co.'S window. Fourth and Broad
streets, Richmond. Va. KELLEY x
DUDLEY. Wholesale Agents. Now
Phone No. 54i.
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ATIILETICS
Totals o. e.. =. ........"s a 10 :
Score by innings. H.

Nov,ark ....12i o ? l ~
Attlrtics 90 6 o 0 %
Earned runs: Newark, }. Athletics, 2
Two-base hits-OHagan GU. +. Schaub.
Sacrifice hits-A. Rothfuss, Rattan. Let
ON bases-Newark. g; Athletics, 6. Struck
out-by C1rrick =; by Ames, j. DonDle
,lavs- Childs TO Rattam to Carey, Bat
lam Ia Childs to c. ey. First on errors
Athletics. /: Newarks. l. first on balls
on Carrick. 2: off Ames. 2 Hit by pitch
or shcahan. Hamburg. Umpire-Arr.
Pcttg. Time, ! 40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07

Y. NJ G. a. Moonlight tomorrow night.
Programme includes Tony Miller Combi-
nation, Male Quartctte. Mandolin and
Guitar club. and Orchestrion- Tickets
at Association Building.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07

Boston .. o.. ........O 2 o w.
Summary: Earned runs-Philadelphia.
l. Boston. 3: Base on balls-Off Fiheld.
?: off Stivetts. ?. Struck out-By Fiheld'
.; by SWEETS. 3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07

on account OF the Elks meeting ~
MINNEAPOLIS. July Gth-lOth. the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
have arranged a low rOunc-trIp rate if'ir
Rtchmond via Washington and Chicago.
For full information Amply TO kichmonr
Transfer Company s03 Main street. Ticket
once Byrd Street Station. or TO
{. a. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager
r.. r. and r. r.. r..
Ryrc-Streat Station
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Worried,

finishes resulting IN most OF the races
TIffio Am. the ALLEGED ringer" was rc-
nJevined from the track officials to-day.
The dye Is wearing on the horse and ne
animal has the appearance ot Wang. II.
H. Hazonfelt, the alleged owner. Has CO.
clarol ruled or to-day. Track flst
weather hot. Attendance $500. Srm-
marles. ...-
olds. five furlongs Marietta Is 10 ID nrsf.
Celia -. &C 10 1 and 20 ID second L''n's
@ to ID third. Time, l0I l-l
Second race. purse for two-yoar-olds.
five and half furlougs.-i,Na Rice %
10 2O first. Verify % to ana 10 ID sec
ond Free Fun 90 20 ID thirl. Iim'. ~ IT.,
Third racc-one milc.-Garldni Barr IS
in n drsf can Gallon OOo 90 3 ana I'D 20 ID
second. Black silk q 10 ID iNiI'. Ii''''
1.i2 It,
Fourth race-pursc. seven irr'onss-
Timcmaker % 90 iO) first. Renee ~ Nc
(s 10 3 and 10 3D. second. Belle 'Nnalp 90
TO ID third. Time. l.2i IL.
FIFTH racc-mlle and a. siXttsnin.-Aco
Il to Sd first. Grcyhurst ~ 20 j a"l cNen
second. a y O. Co 10 ID thifH. ''n'''
las 3d. ....
sixth racc-nursa. :v0-f crr-ollf hVo
furlongs.-santa Rosa H. @ t23 n, ..,s,,
ARA ~ 90 I ard 90 ID second ''hS'e
no TO u third. Time. l'M u.
Pacing Record lowered.
NrDrORD MASS. July at comb
nation Park this afternoon. Martin M.i7,
no w,ndcrfuio euilcless PAGER. lowered
bot. record OF go, ID. made lasI Nr't lo
2.05 2-i The lttlc marc BOWED Inui,i 800
track without driver on ru,hN' "l."
Who saw nor realized that she was mah-
inc eit.h GOOD timc. The track RECORD tN
Combination. which IS halt mn, '. .,,,
30 9.0tf-2 and n IS thought that inc mae
may break even this record pei''' '"-
week is over.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07

Y.M. c. \. Moonlight tomorrow night
Get your ticket to-day.
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CASTORIA.
ne si:- II
n NYN-kA evsf7
'C-Ez</V ZEL.<LlL v.1Y.s.
Tho Reign of King Hummer.

Y.M. c. a. Moonlight tomorrow night.
Get your ticket to-day
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Moonlight tomorrow night. Got your
Ticket
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summer Trips wa the Southern Rnilwa'

The Big Moonlisht-To-morrow night.
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ITTTTI0
'One out when winning run was made.
Score by innings: Il. H. T..
pittshurg ......... o ! Is 10 y
Cleveland ........s 10000 % o
summary: Earned runs-Pttsburg. !:
Cleveland. I. Base on balls-Om Tame
hin. !: off Powell. 3 Struck Out-By Tan
nehill. 9. Powell. ].
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07

Moonlight tomorrow night. Got your
Ticket?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07

Summary: Earned runs-Lancaster. /.
T,wo-base hits-Elsey. Buttermore. Han
nlvan. Stolen bases-llargrove. Flsey. 2;
plays 49, Mcdonald 10 Stuart TO Wells;
stuart TO Wells Scybold TO Ward. Base
on bails-On Schmidt. ?; off Hepting. 3.
Hit by pitched ball-llargrove, Elberheld,
van. Yeager, West. 2; by Hepting:
Schmidt. Wild pitch-Hepting. Umpire
Mr. Burns T1me-2.0o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07

Eafted for Blackburn
Score by innings: X. ~. T.
Cincinnati ..OO2O202 3x-l0 - ]
Baltimore .OOIlUOlO 7 4
summary. Earned Cincinnati. A.
Baltimore. T. Base on ba'ls-om Breiten-
stein. 3. off Pond. 3. Of Blackburn !.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-07

ST. LOUIS. 80. July Six favorits
won at the Fair Grounds to-day. 500
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-08

A. II. DavidhUn's new residence
will he ready for occupancy In about
q week. The workmen are now
finishing the work Of putting in Il e
steam hen ting plant. 1t will he one
of the hnnds,mest houses, both in
side and .ut, In this part OF tie
state. when completed.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-08

II the Northern Pacific does my
thing abont u permanent depot this
tall 1t will have to take action re-
xardless Of any street vacating. It
would he the middle Of November
before any streets could he vacated,
II all officials were favorable.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-08

Alex Lemleux received a. check for
&33 from the Globe Accident Insur.
ance company Thursday. That was
the amount ofindemntty due him on
q policy for injuries received several
weeks ago in the saw mill. %.