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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
The Big Price Cut Selling
Out Sale Continues
IN H0USEW
Basement of The Fourqurean-Price Co.

800 feet full 3-piy Wire-Wrnppcd
Garden Hose. actually worth 7ikc. n
foot, to close out for sc. per foot.
300 feet Best 4-ply wire-Wrapped Car
den Hose. full guaranteed for twelve
months. regular 12c. quality, now 71-2c.
per foot.
Best 25c. Brass Nozzles now &c.
200 wHIsK-BRooMs. SELECTED
QUALITY, FULL SIZE. TWO TIMES
sEwED. AND PLUSH TIP. REGU-
LAR Is AND 25c. QUALITY. FOR SC.
CHOICE.
Extra-Large-Size Best-Quality Granite
Iron Milk or Pudding-Pans. full 6-quart
size, regularly worth 59c., special selling
out price, l5c. each.
100 2-auart Best-Quality Granite-lron
Dairy Pans, regularly worth i5c., now &c.
FulI-Size Granite Dippers, with extra
long granite-lron handle. regular 25c.
value. for &c.
Fun-Size Dish-Mops, extra quality.
regular 10 and 15c. ones, now Sc. choice.
Our entire stock of Handsome
China Dinner Sets. consisting of
about ~ sets. to- be closed out now
ut 80 cents on the dollar.
1O0-piece Real "Chfton" China Dinner
Sets. handsomely decorated in pretty
floral design. and stippled gold-trimmed,
actually worth $3.50, selling-out price,
now $3.50. complete.
Handsome la Bell' China Dinner
Sets. in two handsomest decorations, our
regular $3.50 sets. for $3.50, complete.
Finest Haviland & Co.'S China Dinner
Sets will be sold to-day in separate
pieces at G6c on the dollar.
Our entire stock Of Small White
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
TWO EDUCATORS MARRIED..
Miss Duke, of the Womnn's C"iese'
WEEDS Professor Chandler.

Cards have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph T. Duke of Portsmouth, Va
announcing the marriage on SATURDAY
last Of their daughter, Miss Leonore
Duke. TO Professor Julian \. c. Chand-
Ior Roth are members Of the faculty Oh
the Woman's College, in this city.
The bride received her early training
ar the Southwest Virginia Institute To-
cated at Bristol. Va.-Tenn., where she
o,,ince1 a decided talent for the lines OF
arr which she LATER adopted. Going 10
Wcer College OF Oratory, in PHILADELPHIA
after completing the course OF TINS
school she graduated with the degree
of bachelor of Oratory. Two years ago
Mrs chandler came TO Richmond, accept
ire, a position in the Woman's College as
instructor I'm elocution and physical cul-
tire which she has filled since WIN
credit 10 the school and honor TO herself
professor Chandler graduated at VIII
liam and Mary College with the degree
Of Master OF Arts, and later from johns
Honkins University with Doctor OF fhilo-
SONNY degree. Upon graduating from
ne Hopkins. he accepted position 'las1
veer I'm the Woman's College TO teach
iatin and Anglo-Saxon. Here ne met
NJ, nuke who a few days ago became
Mrs. Chandler. ~. I'LL. t.,,o
arrived here. Both will be associated
with DR.. Nelson's excellent schooi ihe
ensuing session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16

Rev. and Mrs. j. n. Nen, who have
been on a short visit TO Mrs. Men S
mother. Mrs. Elicit. on east Broad street,
left the city yesterday for LynchDurg,
and thence, after stay Of a few weeks
IN the Valley, to their future home az
Battle Creek, Mich. Rev. Mr.. Men. for
some time connected as evangelist with
the Seventh-Day Adventists In this city.
and under whose preaching his wife was
converted TO his faith from the Baptist.
has been invited TO the Chair OF Matbe-
mates in Battle Greek College, and has
accepted the call. He goes to his northern
home about August Goth, 10 be ready for
the opening session In September. Mr..
Neff IS graduate OF the college In
which he Is now TO teach.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16

PATERSON. y. j.. July 15.-(Special)-
Inability To- hit Pitcher Vlau's deceptive
curves tells the story of Richmonds de-
f..t to-day Three hits was all the
r..mHs could get. ChesbrO, too, pitch
.I winning ball. but his support was
vr.tctel. the work Of Hargrove ana
Mcdonald being exceptionally poor. Rich
uY.d look nrst turn az the bat, and were
easily retired. The way Paterson started
.t Chesllo when they first faced him
bed many Goo believe that the locals would
have au easy viu Neister hit the first
BAN tIe speedy s0u,hcrner pitched, TO
loon reht for l homer. Heidrick reach
.d lr.t 900 S.uarts error and scored on
.uf. of Wagner and Grove. Wells
men broke the ice IN the third inning.
Earer0ye bad @ good eye and walked
0 frst He reached third on passed
I aal scored on "a wild pitch. Pater-
.as next run came i'm the fifth, after
N.u lll struck out and Chesbro had
..l.I Kesters bunt Heidrick singled
OBJ IDf aul went 10 third on Wagner
DID Goo centre. Grove next up. hit sharply
o Mcdonald. who made a nice stop, but
hrou .ly TO- Wells. and Heidrick cross
OBJ. plate. Hardcsty retired the side
DO h efouuler TO CheshrO Wagner's
Ono JOB Ls inning was a fly TO short CEN
r. HarsrOve who had been playing
l.n centre. came I'm fast for the bail.
D.. .t managed TO reach the ball, and
a.II undoubtedly have made good
catch had he not fallen. As he went
IoUu taa bah bounded in the air. In
do instant the Richmond players left
ucr positions claiming that the ball
l.. I.Dl caught Umpire Burns would
ny have 10 that way. however, and al
lowed Waener TO perch on first. The
u Tailed their last run In the seventh
u irores biz and Hardesty's single to
..It which HargrOye let so through
Hm. When the BAN was recovered Har-
l-y hi reached third and Grove home.
Richmond bad "a good chance to tie the
score u the eighth, but bad base-run-
u ly E.e,y lost them the opportunity.
.. ln Ilst up I'm this inning. had flied
90 u.aL Uarrove sent "A short fly just
Nt .ort which Kcister could not reach.
m k..rs effort to get 70 the sphere
b. k.s.I So far out into left field and
A.F.le was on third when the ball
aI tlo lnfeld. on Stuarts long fly
% lct 'argy' came home. Kahn then
fo Wagner. who threw poorly to
i.-aE. and the fleet-footed right-helder
te fo at the initial sack Elsey fol-
" with "a corking good hit 10 right
. Kahn TO third. Elsey, however,
~ o stretch his bit into a double,
VAS caught easily at second The
"lud boys are big favorites here,
Ser, greeted to-day by a good-sized
Manager Wells will take his
-. o Atlantic City tomorrow. where
re billed 10 play against the All
us and on saturday they will re-
'i1 io Paterson for two games. Score:
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PITCHERS, BATTLE AT CLEVELAND
Ionors About Even-lndinns, =;
Gr0Oms, 1.

CLEVELAND. o.. July 15.-lt was
nitchers' battle between Young ana
Paine to-day. Honors were about even'
and base-running won for Cleveland me
Grooms scored in the fourth on An
dereon's mufic. Shindle's sacrifice ana
Tachance's single. Burkett singled, win
two ont. I'm the sixth, stole second. TOOK
t,,ird ON Grimes's low throw, and scored
on Cbild's hit. O'Connor doubled in the
seventh took third on Zimmer's out, aid
"a bv T,acbance's high throw and scored
an Tebeau's fly out only one man got
as far as first during the rest OF the
game. Attendance, l2N
cleveland go. ....OOO0O1100-2
BROOKLYN .... ......0 90 1 o 90 O. z
Batteries: Young and thinner; Paine
and Grim.
and minutes.
PHILADELPHIA, .; ST. LOUIS, 0.
ST LOUIS. MO. July 15.-To-day's
,arne between ST. Louis and Philadelphia
VAS played in a drizzling rain. Orth
vos invincible. keeping the Browns
Guessing throughout Attendance, ZOO
Sou. r. II. Z.
St SCI Touis ......OOOOOOOOO-O /
PHILADELPHIA 80. Il o. 10000 -
Batteries: Donahue and Murphy; Orth
and Clements.
Umplre-Mr. Hurst
BOSTON, Z; PITTSBURG, 5.
PITTSBURG. July 15.-Boston took a
big lead in the first three innings to-day
scoring five runs on seven hits. and
Putsbure's good uphill work was not
quite good enough TO save defeat Tame
hilvs play I'm centre was the only feature.
Attendance 200. Score X. II. Il.
Pittsburg ..... 40 90 OIL 90 % IL
Boston 49,. ......20S 1 o 0OO OF IL
Batteries: Hawley and Sugden; Nichols
and Bergen.
Tmpire-Mr. Emslle. Time, hours and
minutes
WASHINGTON. 16; CINCINNATI, 8.
CINCINNATI. o., July 15.-The Sena-
tors knocked Ehret out Of the box in
the first inning to-day. Rhines was sub
stituted in the second, but he Jared no
better, being pounded all over the lot.
The visitors played an errorless game,
and won easily Attendance, 5000
score: r. H. L.
Cincinnati 49,. .1OO1O111O-5 Ii
washington e. ..300G 020O -16 q 0
Batteries: Ehret, Rhines, and Peitz;
King and Farrell.
Umpire-Mr. O'Day. Time hours and
10 minutes.
COLTS, D. bALliMOhh, 8.
CHICAGO, July 15.-Dr. Pond pitched
IN great form to-day, allowing only five
singles but his good work was Offset
by ragged support, especially by Jen-
nings. McGraw got in his regulation ar
gument with the umpire, and was sent
TO the bench in the third. Attendance,
4200 Score: H. IL. II.
chicago .... .....SOOO2O 3 o
Baltimore .... ...OO1 OO20 OO-S 8 8
Batteries: Griffith and Kittredge; Pond
and Clark.
Umpire-Mr Mcdonald. Time, , hours
and 10 minutes.
NEW YORK. 10; LOUISVILLE, 0.
LOUISVILLE, July 1.-THE Colonies
could do absolutely nothing with Rusie's
delivery this afternoon. and were shut
out. Miller late OF the Michigan state
League, pitched good ball for the home
team, but his support was awful. At
teodance 500. Score: X. IL. II.
Louisville =. ....O 100000 90 Z
New York . 80 3 o 1 90 90 u 4
Batteries: Miller and Butler; Rusie and
Wilson.
Umpire-Mr Lynch. Time. hour ana
"a nainuieS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
lie Given to the Miasion.

A generous tender OF the gate receipts
OF next Friday night az the Broad-Street
Park vaudeville TO Mrs. G.. w. Bagby,
representing the Richmond Ice Mission.
has been made by the Richmond Traction
Company.
That worthy lady was very thankful.
she said last night, for this pleasant sur
prise from the company, and also re-
marked that II was very welcome al this
particular time. considering the suffer
ing for ice among the poor and needy
OF Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
VIRGINIA BAR ASSOCIATION.
Programme for the Annual Meeting
to lie Held ut Hot Springs.

The ninth annual meeting Of the Vir-
ginia State Bar Association will be held
at Hot Springs. Va, commencing on
Monday. August "a, and continuing for
four days. II bids fair TO be one Of tho
most suspicious sessions in the history
Of that body. Already all the members
Of the legal profession IN this city are
discussing their plans TO attend. Many
OF them will carry their families along
with them and viii spend several days
i'm the mountains.
A most attractive programme for the
meeting has been arranged and ISSUED
in booklet form. II Is as follows:
MONDAY. AUGUST I'd.
Committee on Admissions will meet at
the Homestead Hotel at +. NJ. All
other standing committees should meet az
at the same hour
TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST I'D.
Body called to order by the chairman OF
the Executive Committee, Jackson Guy.
OF Richmond. The presidents address. by
w. W. Henry, of Richmond, entitled
"The Trial OF Aaron Burr for Treason"
appointment Of Committee on Publlca-
tons. Appointment Of Committee 10
Recommend officers. Reports OF secre-
tary and treasurer Reports OF stand
ing committees-l. Executive Committee;
?. on Admissions; Q, on Legislation and
Law Reform; 4, judiciary Committee; 3,
on Legal Education and Admission 20
the Bar s, ON Library and Legal Literal
ture; Z. on Grievances, 8, on International
Arbitration.
Tuesday Evening-A paper by w. p.
McRae, entitled Legislation Since tho
Code" Discussion ana unfinished bust
ness.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST l.
A paper by A. Z. Staples, entitled
something About the Law OF Usury"
Discussion on the subject Of the paper
read. Report Of COMMITTEES 10 RecOm-
mend officers. Election OF officers. Elec-
tion OF members Of Executive Committee.
Report OF special Committee on the. Ju-
dietary system OF the state. Discussion
OF the report.
Wednesday Evenng-New and miscel-
laneous business
THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST 5TH.
The annual address. by Woodrow VIII
son, OF Princeton, y. j., entitled Leader
less Government" Unfinished business.
Announcement by the presidcnt-elect Of
the standing committees for the ensuing
year. Adjournment.
Thursday Evenlng-Anrual banquet,
commencing at $50 Il. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
Fun on the Diamond.

CULPEPER, VA. July 15.-(Special)-
A very interesting game OF baseball
was played here this afternoon. 1t was
a contest between the Lawyers and the
Merchants The game was close and ex-
citing. resulting IN a victory for the
Merchants by a score OF II TO H. A very
large and fashionable audience was pre-
sent The winning nine VIII be given a
champagne. supper at Robert white
stones Hotel Altamont.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
pe,,uhtfuI Lawn Party.

The Ladies' Aid Society Of the First
English Evangelical Lutheran church IN
angurated their lawn party for me
chnrch-bullding fund last night at Mr.. w.
ID. Rocks residence. at Barton Heights;
The entertainment was pronounce :,
success from every point OF view. and
viii bold pleasurable sway again to-
night when a musical programme or
more than ordinary force and fascination
will be one of the many attractions. Inc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
Mr.. GIrrs Excnr.lon To-day,

Mrs Gil. Superintendent Of the Max
Orphan Asylum, expects TO carry a
large crowd on her excursion to Old
Point and Ocean View to-day. The
train leaves the Chesapeake and Ohs
Depot at $50 o'clock this morning. anc
returning. will leave Old Point about I
=. II. The ladies OF the Oid Dominion
Hospital win have refreshments served
on the train
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16

Company's Cs lawn party, on Main
street opposite Monroe Park. continues
10 attract large crowds. Company y,
with a band and its crack drill team, will
attend tonight. Tomorrow afternoon
Company d will be present. and in the
evening the Walker Light Guard will be
the drawing card.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
Wray Returned.

Detective Charles Gibson returned yes.
terdav evening from Newport News.
bringing in his custody negro named
James Wray. who IS charged with steal
ing SO and n ring from Jonn bland' also
coIorcd Roth negroes are connected as
tanitors AZ the Medical College OF Viz
sinis and Wray Is alleged 10 have stolen
fhe money from BANDS sieeping-room.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
LANCASTER SHUT OUT.
I'm the Game with Reading ycstcr-
day-Good Pitching.

READING PA. July l5.-(Special.)-
Reading shut out Lancaster to-day.
Amole pitched a superb game. Lancaster
secured but two scratch hits off his de-
livery up to the eighth. when they made
three more hits For the visitors Leidy
was at his best. but the playing Of the
others Of the team was deplorable. The
ecore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
vaudeville and Balloon Ascension.

Another large audience gathered AZ the
Rroad-Street Park last night, and en-
ioved the excellent vaudeville provided
Tor its pleasure by the Richmond Trac-
ton Company.
For next week there has been engaged
exceptionally clever and gifted vaudevI
lists TO present a programme Of novelty
and strength. Matinee performances will
be given every Saturday hereafter. be-
ginning at 40 p. NJ
The balloon ascension yesterday after
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
THE RICHMOND D1sPAT0H-FRIDAY. JULY is. 1897

noon was entirely successful. and Mile.
Du Barr detached herself from the huge
airship at dizzy height In the air, de-
scending safely close by the park. A
numerous crowd cheered her daring act.
These ascenslons will be repeated next
week on Monday, Tuesday, and Thurs
day afternoons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16

lawn has been very prettlly decorated
and an efficient committee OF young
ladies preside over the destinies OF the
inner man. with every variety OF seasons
able refreshment. Last night the Rich
mond Mandolin Club played throughout
the evening. The attendance was 0rite
large. and the pleasure Of the evening
was unallOyed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
Presidential Postmasters.

WASHINGTON, July l5.-Israel ID. Har-
eett. OF Rocky Mount. \. c.. and John
c. Hunter. OF Union. ;. c, Wee to-day
nominated by the President 10 be post
masters at their respective ho3ies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
ATTACK ON THE PRESS.

TORONTO, July 15.-At the Metropoli-
tan church this evening Bishop John p.
Newman delivered a lecture on the adj
vance Of Christianity. in the course or
which he made a vicious attack on the
press. stating that instead OF doing
good. It SERVED up for US at breakfast
n, hash of crime. murder. and scandal"
Seattle is represented by n very strong
delegation, who are making a strong
fight for the next convention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
THE EPwORTH LEAGUERs.
They Are Warmly Welcomed to To-
ronto-Grcnt Meetings.

TORONTO. CAN. July 15.-(spe-
clal)-An day yesterday and to-day Ep-
worth leaeuers have been coming in
swarms. by train and boat. Tonight
20.COo young people from all parts OF
Canada and the United States are safe
~ landed. Newfoundland, Nova Scotia
and Mexico are well represented. The
virginia delegation spent the morning IN
viewing Niagara. and left for Toronto
on the Chippewa, which carried 2'Vo
Messengers at 1870 o'clock. reaching here
at 1I5 +. NJ All are comfortably ana
safely housed. Rev. Messrs. Richard
Bennett and W. y. Atweli Joined US az
Niagara.
The whole city is ablaze with bunting
and flags. and the leaguers are IN the
happiest mood, singing ana shaking
hands
The great auditoriums Of Massey Han
and the Metropolitan church were niled 10
OVERLOOKING at the welcome mass-Inee'-
ing held this evening. Fine addresses
we're made by Hon. a. S. Hardy. Pre-
mier Of Ontario, on behalf Of the CITY
and province, and Rev. \. Carmah' ~
d.. general superintendent OF the
Methodist Church in Canada, VINO We're
replied to by Bishop w. y. Ninde' Ill"
d.. for the Methodist Episcopal Church'
piebon O. p. FITZGERALD, Nashville Tenn,
for the Methodist Church, SOUTH ana
Rev. simpson Johnson, Manchester
Eng. for the Wesley Guild. Of England
At the Metropolitan church vel
coming addresses were made by Mayor
r. J. Fleming. on benalf Of the city
and Rev. william Briggs, ID. D., for the
Toronto Methodists, and were respond
ca to by Bishop G. c. McCabe. IL. D.,
for the Methodist Episcopal Church;
Rev. James Thomas, Little Rock. Ark,
for the Methodist Episcopal Church
South. and Rev. II. =. Crane, ID. D.,
Bombay. India. for India.
-Four large meetings will be held this
evening in the Metropolitan and Cooke
churches. at the pavilion, and in Mas
sey Hall
GREAT CHORUS SINGING.
The heartiest chorus I'm the history OF
Netbodism was heard this evening at
Massey Hall. T. O. Excel, of chi
caeo was the director. An orchestra OF
forty pieces added greatly to the BODY
and power of the congregational singing.
The following message was received
nv Rev. A. G. Crews this morning from
San Francisco:
"The committee of 1897. sixteenth in
ternational Christian Endeavor Conven-
ton. sends fraternal greetings to the
Committee Of Arrangements of the Ep-
worth League Convention at Toronto,
and prays that the blessing Of God and
the outpouring Of the Holy Spirit may
rest upon your sessions in abundant
measure, as they have rested upon our
convention, just closed.
(SieneO "ROLLA V. WATT.
Chairman"
A corps Of celebrated cornetists is on
hand. e.. Miss Lottie Michael, or
Elkhart. Ind; Rev. NJ. A. Harlan Harry
Jordan. T. Jackson, and Mr.. Morton.
The Virginia delegation is completely
Or L I.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16

Z o = > Z
Reading ......... .......1 Of O5O10 / 9
Lancaster ........ ........O q q q y . 80 v "
Summary: Earned runs-Reading, ..
Three-base hits-Sater, Mcintyre. Sac
rifce hit-Gallagher Stolen bases-la-
ROGUE. Slater Left on ases-Reading'
ll: Lancaster, s. Struck out-By Amole'
3: by Ycager. J. Double plays-Mclntyre
TO slater to Gallagher; Gallagher to Nc
Intyre to Slater First base on balls
OF Amole. 8: off Yeager, 3. Hit by pltch-
"a ball-Uirich. wild pitches-AmOle,
Yeager Umpire-Mr. Mack. Time
hours and - minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Paterson .......... .......2 001Ol OK 4
~ h"iphu sss.... .s..s.s.sV " " w " 1 " :
summary: Earned runs--Paterson, /.
Threc-base hit~IIargrove Home run
keister. Left on bascs--Paterson. 3;
Richmond, g. Struck out--lsy Chesbro. 6:
by Niau. 4. Double plays-Viau TO Tou-
hey. First base on balls-on Chesbro. ];
off Niau. 3. Hit by pitcher Elberfeld.
Passed balls-Westlake. 2. Umpire-Mr.
Burns. Time hour and IS minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
HARTFORD WON.
Took the Game from the Athletics
hN Gnnh Hitting.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, July 15.-(Spe-
took the game from the
Athletics to-day by good hitting and
clean-cut fielding. Score:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
THE RECORD.

SCHEDULE FOR TO-DAY.
Boston al Pittsburg
New York at Louisville.
Philadelphia ut St Louis. |
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16

Policeman Rogers of Henrieo, Il stiil
AZ work on the mysterious baby case.
10, "a Vet has not found tue mother or
thS child The infant Is still beng
cared Tor by the acthorities
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
Richmonders I'm New York.

NEW YORK, July l5.-tspecial)-W.
Gray. ST. Denis; w. f. LaBonta, I'M
nsrial: ID. c. Pfffner, st. Clair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16

sBatted for Ames in the nln'h'
SCORE BY INNINGS.

1234567S9
-,-,-7-,i--. ------OOO3OO1 o 4
Hartford .......... ......'V i
summary: Earned runs tnletlcs, z,
re- Laee hits-Fox and MARI. Three-base
10 ,r,olr Sacrifice hits-MOran, Burns,
and Bowen. stolen bases-Marr. CayGIile
"a and Doherty. Double plays-Childs
and carey. . r. schaub, Carey, am. ana +:
ifartford s. Struck out-Battam, Childs'
Ames. Barns. and Radford First base
IallSHNoran. r. Schaub, Radford %
Mari. and Doherty. Passed oali-fox'
Time of game hour and IS minutes
Umpire-Mr Snyder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16

Ola papers Tor sale at the Dispatch
ONCE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16

A corps Of celebrated corneusts is on
hand-i. e.. Miss Lottie Michael, Of
Elkhart. Ind; Rev. NJ. A. Harlan, Harry
Jordan. Z. Jackson. and Mr. Morton.
The Virginia delegation is completely
worn out with the trip. The temperature
OF NJ G 81