davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
Bows Suits.

/ Boys s. Three-Plece Light-Gray Ais
Wool Fauntleroy Suits. years, rem
nant price. SOD. c.,.
3 BOYS 81 Wool Cheyiot Blouse SUITS,
and years, $f.25.
2 Dovs' Il 20 Double Breasted Wool
Suits-5 6, 8. and years-3sc.
4 BOYS 81 Atwood Gray Elton SUITS
Brown trimming, 4, and years
so. ,,,.
? Rovs' 81 Blue Imported Serge Blouse
Suits 4. and years-$3.oO. Ct.
I Rows 81 Terra-Cotta Fauntleroy SUM-
years. 81. 90, ..,,o
Bows g. % All-Wool Tan Plaid DouDle-
Rreasted Suits-9, u. 13, and IA years
Sl6D 49,.
Poy's s. MILDLY Suit, Blue serge jacket
White duck pants and vest, years
$50. GO.
froy, - e,Iit-G Z g and yearS-ooc.
? BOYS odd Flannel Blouse, from y
Suits. and years, ooc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
xeeroes PummeI Each Other.

AR Noor1nan, a Drawny negro COOK en-
,,nyed On one of the vessels lying In the
Snck and a colored wharf-rat known az
.rhe Indian" engaged in a fierce ns.ic
cinity of the Cedar-Works. yesterday
morning. -. ,.,,a,,o., ~ n
ouarrel over the division of half pint
of whiskey. towards the purchase oi
which both had contributed.
The negroes stripped TO the waist ana
fought rough-and-tumble fashion. both
were badly used up, the. face OF eacn
being cut, battered. ana bruised ai"oS'
beyond recognition. ,,uor
During the encounter the flask Of liquor
which the Indian had slowed away IN nis
hin pocket at the beginning Of the hgnt
was broken. and neither got dr. Nc
arrests were made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
Silks.

65 yards All-Silk Taffetas. In Brown
and Tan. the 39c. kind, for foc. yard
IS yards All-Silk Taffeta, IN Gray ana
Brown, Changeable.. the 'oc' kiho' LOT
:sOc. a yard. MA
100 yards of Orange. Brown, ana hia
China Silks, thes 3sc. kind for iSc.
yard. p,,o
shrine. the Sl25, for soc. yarc,
d wards All-Silk Black Crepe, the u
kind. for 25c. a yard. "a.
so wards OF All-Silk stripe Surah. 0c.
kind. close out at ioc; a.
Is and SOC. Remnants OF Silks at Zoe.
a ward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
Crewe Mention.

cprNE VA. June r7.--(Special)-.Miss
Mamie Woodland. eldest daughter OF MT.
az 'woodard. died here at her fathers
residence at 10 o'clock last night.
-. aavs AGO from which she never rail-
i ie% She was a member of the Methodist
rbnrcb and possessed a quiet, amiable
SSisnns,,ion Her remains were taken TO
petersburg this afternoon for int eibas,s;
church enjoyed a picnic at Nottoway
Courthouse yesterday. - .,u
The long dry spell is not only causing
vegetation to suffer. but some sol ,o, OF 'he
water courses are getting very iow :,,u,ay
comnany paid off its employees yesterday
and To-day by checks sent through the
lent which is a new departure. pay
train was formerly run for this purpose.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
Black Goods.

SO yards OF All-Wool Figured ATTITUDES,
the iOc. kind at Zoe. 49,.
Is and S9c. kinds. at soc. yard.
GO yards of Lace Work Etamlne, the Soc'
kind, at 25c 49,. "a.
% yards of Figured Nohair' the isc'
kind. at zoe. yard.
~ wards of Nuns Yelling. for. dresses
the 25c. kind, at i@lkc. yard.
AZ yards of Nuns Yelling, Tor Vciis' inc
75c kind, az, 30c. 49,, ,,.,,,.
Remnants OF 50 and S25J Nun yeilnss'
Il Skirt-Length Gin yards 4 10 % Serges
and Figured Mohairs AZ less than cost.
20 and 25c. Remnants OF Black Goods at
Zoe. , g. a.
n1c "A ward,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
They Are Unable to Bunch Their
uits-New York, >.

NEW YORK. June 17.-Although the In
dams hit Meekin freely to-day, they were
unable TO bunch their hits, and had 70
be content with a coat OF whitewasn. Inc
features of the game were Burketts Dat.
ting and a running eaten by l1olhles VI
Tebeau's. long hit to left-feld. score; r,
Nou, YORK 1Ooo81OO.5 .
cleveland . ....O o 90 q o . 90 IL
Batteries: Meekin and Warner; Young
and O'COnnor .
hours and minutes.
CINCINNATI 9; BROOKLYN, /
ppoOKTNN y Y. June 1.-THE Gin
cinnats made it two straight from the
Brooklyns at Eastern Park this afternoon:
the home team gave poor exhibition OF
fielding. while the stick-work OF the Reus
was perfect in every respect. Inc bro C9,
lvn club has sold Pitcher Korwin TO Chi
ca,o score. II. II. +.
fSs ~ .OOOOOO010- {
Cincinnati .. III 90 0 3 % Is
Batteries: Daub and Smith; Rhines and
Tmpire-Mr. Sheridan. Time Of game
hour and 81 minutes.
BEANEATERS. 10; CHICAGO, Z.
BOSTON. June 1.-THE home team won
another game from Chicago to-day, the
visitors being entirely unable 10 Keep
up with the fast pace which IL pelhg SCI
while Klobedanz held the visitors down
70 a few scattering hits for seven innings
In the eighth Sullivan went IN, ana Chi-
caeo made a few runs. Collinss playing
was again the feature. Score: H. II. Il;
Roston 80. ......5 5 06 90 ID -
Cbicaqo ... ....00 5000 90 81 II
Ratferies: Klobedanz, Sullivan, and
wager: Briggs and Donahue.
Iimnire-Mr. Lynch. Time Of game?
hours and % minutes.
NEW MEN FOR LOUISVILLE.
BALTIMORE, June H.-Manaser Dono,
,,an Of the Pittsburg club. has accepted
w. terms of former Manager-Captain
Poeers OF the Louisville club, and has
ordered him TO report at once: He VIII VII
ibn9SSeS Yesterday, along with Rogers, may
also be given a trial
POSTPONEMENTS.
WASHINGTON. June IL ashington-
I onisyille game postponed. Ram.
BALTIMORE, June l7.-PittsDurg-B Bal
timore game postponed on account OF
rain. -,,,, T., - c, 7 onis.
Philadelphia game postponed on account
OF rain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
Summer Dress Goods.

| piece Is YARDS Navy-Blue Gre
pon. all wool. was 75c ...:.;... ~
l piece Is YARDS All-Wool Lilac -"c'
Crepon. was Toe. ....,.,,;..;a,.., ,bo
Short Ends Dress Goods, Il 70 '"e
S yards. that sold for 80. go w. ,,ord
and 75c. the yard ........:.....,, ya'u'
| piece Atwood French Flannel
cashmere pattern, was 9Oc. 80;
All sa =. TIE Wool Cheviots, 1:isc.
plain and fancy, Serges, ana .ie
Poplin. regular values ~ 20 yaio'
and 3jc ......... .''.';;,;';;.,, co,o,o
2 pleces All-Wool Feather eiSht oc,se'
soft Gray mixed, was 5Oc.' ior -'c'
ward. 80, ptaid verv
nohby were 50c.. for 25c. yard
niece Wool Check, for skirts, neat
Rrown and White, was u l--c'' ior
5lac ward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
Notions.

Remnants Sheel Hair-Plns WeIe !" 1Iu
l2c.-5c a dozen.
&c. Needle-Cases, lie.
&C. Cabinet Hair-Pins. 1c
Sc. Steel-Point Halr-Pin ' gDii0d,n,, 70
a yard. ~. ,,oro IN and
l2c.. choice &c. each. ,-,.,sa 20
% pairs iOc soiled Dress shleIds: DC
) sets lOc. Dress stays, soilSu' Cotton
" dozen French Embroidery ,o''on'
small II'e lot i0c. Hook and Eye Tape
White only. lc. a yard. IL oacb
o. Taiiors' SC. Metal Thimbies, &c, dacn
Sc. Webbing. White only ic' s"'u'
Aluminium Thimbles, lie:
ieG-vard Spool Thread. &c. M. p,nL
Fin Fine Featherstitch. 1Oc. quality PINK
stitched. &c. bunch. MI, an,
zoe Placket Fasteners, Gray. Black, ana
Brown, Sc. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

.>~o.n>~0~-~>-~-eo.- - 0,~>>-o-e>>T-0|sN~>S
WANTED,
FOUR GOOD. SOBER MEN TO ADvEk-
tIse Soap. Apply after . A. Nj. TO J.. A.
HARI.E. 1886 east Cary street. Je 1911
INEXPERIENCED LIFE : INSURANCE.
Solicitors for tho Prudential Insurance
comnanv &. NJ. HAWKINS.
Raleigh. n. c..
General Agent for North Carolina.
&c 1f- W EA SUIT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
Underwear.

16 Ladies' soc. Long-sleeye Ri3 Dec
Vests for ......... ......:;.:.;......;i nc.
10 Mems 75c. Summer-Weight Gray
Shirts and Drawers to matcn. Tor
"A Mons DC. Balbriggan Shirts, slightly
imperfeCt, Tor ........ss.. .''' 80 :. -
& Ladies 81 Lisle-Thread Short Pants
A Mems 75c. French Balbriggan Shlrts
and Drawers TO match for. .3Dc each.
II Children's 25c. Long-SleeVe Nr"pty'eI,s
for ........... ........s.. 49, 49,
n ladies' 1Oc. TAPPED Vests Tor :"c,
A small lot OF Children's sc. Ribbed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
Toilets.

% boxes l0c. Toilet Powders, lids prokeh'
small lot Of Fine soc. Toilet Powder
ice. box.
bc Mucilage and Brush, &c.
Q bottles &c size Glove Cleaner. iVe'
iOc. Whisk- Brooms &c. -, IA
Z Fancy 5oc. Atomizers. Blue. Gold. ana
Green. 25c. each. - %
Zoe. Rubber Fine Combs, ! style &C.
each.
Ice. Clothes Brushes, &c. nj
ca onyalones ruled Toe. "A box.
1oc. Chamois Skins Be. each.
Small lot of Fiue Toilet SOAPS. wrap
pers torn. were i5c., choice &C, CAKE
Nursery Bottles and Nipples, DC. ..>,ohs
Gentlemens 9-inch 10c. Rubber Soihos'
fine ana coarse teeth, BE- each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18

Lot Misses and Boys Fast-Black f9li.
Seamless, Fine Rib hose, regular
~ i-2c kind. for &c. pair.
Misses and Boys Hermsdorf-Dye iarse
Rib Hose. regular zoe. kind, Tor i-1Se'i
Sizes UP to Z 1-2 only. ,,,.
Rows ENast-Black Seamless Bicycle
Hose. regular 25c. kind, for i'c.-sizes
ladies' Fast-Color Tan Drop-stitch
Hose. lOc. kind, for Sc par. uos.
RIack Hose. regular 15c. kind, for ioc.
pair. pu, IIosa
Ladies' Fast-Black Plain and KID Hose
Ladies Seamless Hose, double heels and
toes. for sc. pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
Claims 10 he the Originator.

Chesterfield Courthouse Va, June H. 1897.
TO the Editor Of the Dispatch:
with no desire to make myseif con-
soicmous by rushing into print. ask you
70 do me the justice to correct a ms.
..n', omitted publishing my name among
y ypnse who are in favor of organizing a
utnn 1--WE survivors association OF this
county. / modestly claim TO be the orlsi.
ooanr ~ the idea. | respectfully ask you
!ia, onr,ect The error in Justice 10 me.
Yours truly, JEFF. K. RtFtuN.
rr,Priyate Rockbridge (Va) Artillery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
Boys HATS.

4 BOYS soc. Straw Tams ...........','vc'
: Mems 25c. Straw Hats ............i oc'
2 Bows SOC Leather Caps .."....':.'oc'
Boys &c Straw Hats, fancy brims;
. Bows 75c. Straw Tams .........,...oDc.
Children's 69c. Sailor stray hats -, ~
Boys 800. Bicycle Waists, and
IL BOYS soc. Pleated Dark Outing ran
mel Waists. Z. S. and 10 years. ioc.
% nairs Rows CSC. Pink Wash Pants
3. 4. 5, Z, and years-oc.
10 pairs Boys 39c Dark Wool Pahts-O'
Z. 9. II, and - years-loc. 81
30 pairs Mems sl.5O Blue, Black. anu
Gray Reinforced Flannel bicycle
Pants, soc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18

10 as essential to physical health as TO
politica consistency For Weakness OF t the
,'aps,s the tonic and dietetic action or
kM lonsyf; stomach Bitters, is the one
!ieas, ,needfui. The stomach Is the main
s se of every other organ, and oy inv ,,
i is sss,,,raI column. and all its Dependent
c sns are sympatheticaIiy strengthened.
The dyspeptic and bilious WIN nnd IL
,.,',a Vegetable stimulant and tonic
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
: Bright Light Seen I'm the Sky Last
Night.

thought. bearing a bright light. passed
over the city last night and created pro-
found excitement among those who saw
ii. 1t moved directly from north TO soutn
and seemed to be going al high rate OF
sneed II made a pretty sight as it fioated
through the clear sky, and was viewed
nv hundreds until it passed beyond the
scope of their vision. some miles south OF
the river,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
Silk Gloves.

80 pairs of Ladies' SILK Mitts, In BLACK.
GRAY, and Tan, regular 2oc. value ior
121ec. M,
q pairs Of Ladies 25c. Tan Lisle-Thread
Gloves for tOc. pair. r,,.u
Jadies' zoe Pure Silk Double-F'inger-
Tin Black Gloves for zoe. pair
% pairs of Ladies' Fine Black lnreau
Gloves for sc. a pair. ,,..A,
one lot OF all colors Kid Gloves; sllshr,
ly damaged. some soiled niue v "
handling. They are 81 quality. WIZ
close this lot out for iSc. a PAIR.
2-Clasp Black Piques, with self anu
White silk stitching on the BACKS
l-2 and 5 ga only, SOC. PAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18

900 wards of Colored Cambria Edges that
sod for : 1-Sc.. for &c. yard, Ct.
AIl-Oyer Cambria Nainsook, ana Sw'ss
Embroidery for zoe. a yard. ~.
* vardS Of linen Venise Inserting tnat
cost Zoe. for zoe. a yard.
o7Nincb Au-Over Platt Valencfennes
Lace for soc yard that was ~
25 yards of 9-inch All-S.lh Srea" o"""
tilly Lace for Csc. yard: ~.
,s.inch All-silk Navy-Biue cheniiie-Dot
Yelling for 1Oc.- a yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
Heck Filings.

LOT Ruchings. soiled, &c. each, "a.
Ten 25c. Neck Ruches. crunipieu' w.
a. GbjIdren's Lace Collars, ic.
: ~ ,ot 10 and II l-2c. Swiss Embroidered
Handkerchiefs. soiled from display
70 Colored- Bordered HANDKERCHIEF ic'
7 swiss Embroidered Shirt-Waist baiuS'
were 25c, for 1@l2c, p,oo,, and
Ladies' All-Linen Nhile' Di"0N' "
Colored Collars, &c.
cuffs. to match, lie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18

ATLANTA, GA. June 17.-The Unver-
sity of Georgia and the University VI
Virginia played a poor game of ball here
,o-day. Four of Georgia's best players
had been ruled out on account OF the lack
~ nrofciency in studies, and the team
was badly crippled. The score was: vir-
VIA 1s. Georgia, A. Batteries: virginia,
SSoilier and Martin; Georgia, Brightweh
apd Moore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
Petersburg and the Roanoke Con-
yenfion.

PETERSBURG, VA, June H.-tSpeciaD
THE ward meetings 10 elect ten delegates
from each OF the six wards 10 city con-
ventlon to be- held tomorrow night TO
yention TO be held In Roanoke on August
nth we're held tonight. Two OF the SIX
wards which send eight delegates to Roa-
noke instructed their delegates 10 elect
delegates to the State convention FAVOR
ahIe 10 TYLER and Lassiter, and the other
four elected delegates who are favorable
70 the above-named gentlemen. but with
out instructing them
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
Corseiss

Tbree 2rs. four 23s, and three, 2fs OF
Meyers Special 75e. Corsets ior "'c'
r ~ pS9il s two 23's, three 2fs, and four
KS of the 81 c. u. Corsets Tor DOC
one p 81 one %. and one % of the 0oc.
Ventilating Corsets for 2oc. a par tprea
on sS, or the 25c. Corsets for 12lsc. pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
WANTED.

AT ONCE. A sTENoGRAPHER AND
Tvpewritist Must be sober and Wiling
20 start with fair wages. ADDRESS, y s.s
81 1S-lts =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
Tur,oro' Won.

TARRORO', n. c., June 17.-(Special)-
,rarhoro' won an interesting game from
Wilson to-day. Hills pitching at critical e
noond College, pitched for Wilson, and did h
well. Score. &
Tarboro ......'. ..''''''''''''''''" ~ q
Wilson 80. -. .. f.ii.,., 81
Batteries: Hill and Brake; Eiiysoh ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18

The case Of Mrs. c. Bellenot against .;
I Cohen & Co. which has been on ira,
i'm the Law and Equity Court ior seV 80,
rendering a verdict in favor of Mrs. belle
not for $500. The suit was for $1,000 dam
ages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
v,rginin Normal and Collegiate In
slitute.

pETERSBTRG. VA, juno IL-lSpeclaIJ
THE annual meeting OF the Board Of Di-
ra n of the Virginia Normal and Col
I IeSiSte Institute was held to-day and the
following officers and teachers sec cIefaeI
rrhsrles j. Daniels. of Danville:. treasurer;
Silence. James NJ Colston; Professor OF
Ancient Langnages T. r,t o. ShiSse Walter rr9
iiehneon. Instructor In Modern Languages,
Alex Dickerson; Instructor in Pure
tSnthematics. Charles Il. Hams. The In
str,,ctors in the other departments were
all reelected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18

: Children's Satin Parasols, slightly soil
ed 15c ,,,.,.- r,o,,,ard SIX
4 ladies' Black and White Fouiard s Snh
Parasols, with fancy wood Hai''es'
G RIack TwiIled Gloria Umbrellas, WIN
medallion handles. Toe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18

Light-CoIored Wash Skirts, worth osc,
. Tavy,Rlue FLANNEL skirts, full width,
and well lined were $50: to-day 49,,
s More Velour Skirts. perfect lttns'
and full yards wide. were s0'ss; ~ ~
day ......... ,vos
1 Pink Check Swivel silk Waist, Wa VIZ
N.50. to-day ............ :.'':.;''. .'r1
1 Fur Collarette trimmed with jet anu
fur was s.: to-day ......,......' -.
3 Triangular Shoulder Shawls, IN BlaCh'
handsomely embroidered, were -; 70
daN ............ ......-s... .'''' .'r--
| Heliotrope and Blue Saline wrapper
with Bolero front, was 81; to'uSy' ,o
r-WooI Small Weave Crepon Skirts
made and lined in the best man MAJ,
were s., to-day ............ 49,. go - 49,.
4 White Duck Suits, made IN DiaIer
style, slightly soiled, were N'ssi 10 %
day ............ .........'' ..'''' -,
/ Atwood Handsomely Braided SUIT
Hellotrope colored, made Empire style
was $l2; to-day ......... ...'..'; 80.
Serge Suits. blazer jackets ana sk,Is
complete. were $3.4S, to-day ;....si;<1,
Black Blazer Suits. made well ana NJ
nicely were $4.gS; to-day ........S~."o'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
cotoncI uirrcr 10 Live Near Ashland

Colonel John Bell Bigger recently pur-
chased a beautiful country home near
Ashland. and will in a few days take MS
family there to spend the summer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
Ribbons.

10 yards 29c. 5-inch All-silk Satin I'D
Do1s ;::.,,,;:a,. &C. slack satin 'f rs.
hon 10 inches Vide ....,..,..... ..;oc,
81 yards silk Velvet. satin faced 81, i-
inches wide ........ 49, r. ~, Ia
30 wards Gros-Grain Ribbon, ldsnt anu
Dark Colors, &c. a yard. "a
ooa remnants silk. Satin. Fancy, anu
plain Ribbons at half price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18

BEDFORD CITY, VA, June H.-t'pe-
ciai)-Judge Burks rested rather COM
weak taking less nourshment and suffer
ing from the heat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18

=; by Schmidt :, First base on eryors--
Lancaster 1: Richmond. /. First base on
bails~On West 3; or Schmidt. 3. Hit by
pitched ball-Ward. Buttermore O. Inn
pire~ Mr. Weidman. Time--l hour aud 80
minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
MATTED,

a GENTI.EMAN. TO OCCUPY a T.
itshtful Third-Story. Furnished ~
Rooun. Use Of bath. rs cast t191
street. - n.xk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
HARTFORD AND PATTERSON.
Hartford Took the Game by Buncb
ing Hits.

HARTFORD, CONN. June l7-(Special.)
Hartford defeated Paterson to-day In the
ninth inning. by punching hits. assisted
by Jones, who became ratified. and gave
three men their bases on balls. Score:
IIARTE,0pn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
Fans.

70 Black Fans. in satin, with c9ig9reu
hand-paintings, were Soc; now i'c'
3 Yellow silk Fans. with colored haha-
paintings We're Soc; now ioc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18

with to 40 gay d
remedy price n" ''e ouu' OH" N '
wilha price to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
Postponed.
INDIANS WHiTEWAsH

READING, PA, June 17-Reading-Nor
folk game postponed. Rain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18

S Ribbon Run, Gold. and Silver bei,s,
with assorted colored ribbon, were
5Oc now Zoe. n,
IS Silver and Gold Linked Belts, IN an
ferent designs, were Oc. nov 10, -,
10 Tan Morocco Belts. Black patent
leather bound, with harness buckles
were &c: now &c. ian,
10 White Leather Belts, Kid ilned, Wl,n
leather-covered buckles, were 1'c''
now 15c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18

9 Mems White Iaundered shirts. sizes
10 l-2, 16 H. and u ~. slightly soiieo'
worth 50c., for Zoe. each.
II Mems Washable Band-Bows, worth
20 Ladies' Triby Ties. Black satin'
worth 25c.. for zoe. each; poys
Mems Low Standing 4-Ply Collars. sizes
10 to IS. worth iOc. each. for &c s,zos
II Mems Leather Belts, assorted s'~es'
worth CSC, for zoe. each:
? Mems 2-Ptece Bathing Suits, Navy
flannel. worth g.. for sI;oo. c,os
- pairs Mems Lislo-Thread Hios"s,
Tans and Gray, worth 2oc.' ior i"e'
"A patr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
SCORE BY INNINGS.

1234567Ss $40
Eo1.aTk --.O1O2 90 6
Athlefics .........040 100000 3 .
summary: Earned runs-Newark l;
Athletics. 3. Two-base hits-Sheehan,
Wright. r. Schaub, and Fox. sacIlllce
hit-Sheehan. Stolen bases-J. Rothfuss
Sheehan. Gettig, and Heine. Left on
bases-Newark. 3; Athletics, 10. Struck
out-Bv tombstone. 2; by Jordan. o. First
base on errors-Newark, 2; Athletics, o
First base on balls-On tombstone, q on
Jordan. .. Hit by pitcher-Battam, X.
Schaub. Jordan. and A. Rothfuss. Wild
pitches-Jordan. 2 Umpire-Mr. Belts.
Time of game, hours and ~ minutes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18

s,,nned and fell on his leg; crusnins W. ~,
lie was brought to tne ho.nc ioi
Sick i'm this city for treatment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18

ii2 remnants India Linen, 2ac: yard
107 remnants Dotted Swiss India Linens
and Check Muslins. from , to soc.
a Diecp Of ~ wards
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
Innings.

Bright Color Silesias, the lie. quality,
short ends, ! IL to 1-2 yards, Tor &C.
yard. ,..,,,,o
Short Ends Kid Cambria and husliim5
Taffetas. the &C. quality, colors anu
Black. for I7sc. yard. can. t,.,sh
/ piece each Blue and Lilac Silk-flnisn,,
ed Moire Taffeta. yard wide, sofa DIT
&c: for Toe. yard. crass
1 piece Old-Rose Pure Linen orass
Cloth. IL l-2c. quality, for SC. yaru.
nafterns Rustling Taffeta, extra heavy,
floral pattern. for underskirts, worth
2Qc.. for 12lzc. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
THE ATHLETICS WON.

Defeat the Ncsyariss in fen-inhine
Game.
NEWARK. y. j.. June l7-Cspecial')
The Athletics defeated the local cluo IN
a ten-innng game to-day The locals were
fortunate in hitting at opportune times.
Otherwise. the Athletics would have had
an easy victory. Score:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
BUSINESS WANTS.
WANTED,

WANTED.
TO EXCHANGE MEDIUM. SIZED
House and two Tenements, worth alto.
rether $500, for large house south o.
Rroad street. Address "OWNEk, care
uisuatch. ye ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
CORE BY INNINGS.

SNViNl- u i l-N-Ni-NO
1234567se
Hartford 800. .........O O0O02014- -
Paterson ....... .......0 OOO 0 l O. 3
Summary: Earned runs Hartford, 2
Paterson. 3. Two-basc hts-Keister,
Boyle e. Touhey. Grove Thornton and
Burns Three-base hit-Radford. Sacrihce
hit-Gillman. Stolen bases-Thornton.
Left on bases-H Hartford, 3; Paterson, O.
Struck out-by Jones, 4; by Bowen, /.
Double play-Jones. Gilman. and Touhey
First base on errOrs-Hartford, 3; Pater-
son. /. First base on balls-On Bowen. o
off Jones. 6. Passed ball-Roacn. I'm
pire-AIr. snyder Time OF game hours
and Il minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18

AGENTS FOR USEFUL NOVELTY:
sells alike to men and women; large
profits; sample. l0c.
NV 20-lst Boston. Mass
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18

GOOD ROOMS AND a
bic. Rates uoderate. ~ noy3A 4
street. - 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18

Extra Heavy Coarse-Teeth Bang Combs.
fer pompadours, made 10 sell AZ 2c'
apiece; remnant price-for lie. FOR two
Real American Shell Side~Combs,
mounted with II handsome hand-cut
Rhinostones, worth 75c. a pair. for INC.
Ladies' Heaviest and Best Solid SILVER
Dumb-Bell Cun-ButtoEs. worth V0c.s
for Toe. q pair. 49,.
Ladies' Elegant Cluster Rings, set with
centres of moonstone rubles, turquois.
sapphire and surrounded with nns
imitation Of diamonds. worth 5oc.s
remnant price. &c. each.
Genuine Egyptian Lucky-Stone Lace
Pins. all colors OF rainbow, worth 2Sc.s
remnant price Zoe.
Extra-Heavy Soli-Silver Lace and Belt
Pins. worth 15c., remnant price, i'c'
oh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18

lancaster .......~.........00 O01Ol l.
Jtifhrnoud % o 90 y o.
Summary: Earned runs-lancaster, 4
iwo-base hits Buttcrmore, ward three-
b4se hits tlberfeld. Butterinore' sacri-
fec hlt-rTlr.ch Left on bases-Lancas~
Ter = Richmond. Z. Struck out-By west