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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-21

q asked: b bid.
NEW ORLEANS FUTURES
Opened steady; closed quiet and steady:
sales, 23,2Do.
Open-I Noon Very
tng.l Call. lClosedl Close.
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''''ros PRICE CURRENT

aNctness c.n are revised daily and
IN markets. uans in the Houston
tsslsr.inas,Es,I,lDiamond. a.75 nor
aesOc y ~. s,n boxes, 500 per S sro rer !!
F uozen boxes: Caster
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KANsAs CITY.

Kansas CITY. February 2o.-whsat duh
No. 3 hard noruinally $3.50; No. 2 red Of
No. spring 77x16Q. Corn 6rm and act.
I've: No. . mixed II. Oats .faisly active and
s .Ss;'kk Ks s sit ~ Exon Sss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-21
STOCKS.
ro,,cvirr were the closing quotations on ioAoin
. ~. N, ina New orr Exchange To-Day;
FINANCIAL

FINANCIAL.
.faaiveston: Sterling exchange, ~. VIZ
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NEW YORK SPOTS.
LIVERPOOL SPOTS.

NEW YORK FUTURES.
Opened firm; CLOSED steady; sales. oo.I0o
Open-I No0n Yesy
ing Can. lCIosel Close,
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q asked: b bid.
HAYRE MARKET.
Hayrc. February 2o.-Spots quiet and fu-
lures buyers VI quotations.
Open. Close day,
&; &: ;:s's:,;: " II
February ............ ~ ~ u <
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-21
GRAIN AND HAY,

Carload lots. job cars. from mills, deal,
ers charge from store 5nloc more per ny
lbs. on bran. 2q3c per bushel on oats and
corn ana l0Stl5c per 100 lbs. on hay.
BRAN 5n70c. ,oo ,.
CHOPPED CORN-6Gc per 100 pounds.
CORN--351 36c. sacked .-oo
OAT's-Whlte Nebraska, TiaueSc
HAY-Alfalfa. ST. 01l3,0o per ton m,illet
sl2 90: timothy, siS.00nl4.O0; South Texas
prairie, S,00dI50; North Texas prairie,
YSORGHiIM sEED-sl.ls per 100 lbs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-21

New York, February @.-wheat-Re-
No hard yoik: options opened steady and
dun: No. 2 red closed isdAc net higher;
February 81 May sslt. Hides slow; Gal.
dry i0nil: California l9dl9ls Leather
firm; henilock isisNaois. Wool steadv;
iIeece 1000. pulled i5a1s PIG iron aniei;
Southern 10 e5st12 %; Northern II .00nl2.5o.
Conner ste.ids; brokers 90. Lead strong:
brokers' 3.o5. Tin plates quiet. Cotton seed
oil steady; prime crude 20: prsne summer
yellow osI2t: butter grades 26ILffH.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-21
BrsINEss TALKS.

...,x,evs with IA Few Repre-
sentative Firms
TAYLOR & sons-We have had an
|, h,s,ness In our wholesale
a.,,rtment this week. The roads
=, condition once more, and this
MA many farmers from Harris
|sirinr counties to visit the city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-21

Bu,e-our business IN window
been very large for several
md for q week or so this month
A hardly fill the orders. We are
A for this trade now. however.
Sll all orders promptly. We also
nal direct from Antwerp. 200
/ French glass. which Is due to
NJ month.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-25
lfA s.lFA y.

Halifax. n. G., July 2l-(Spccial)- J..
Miss BESSIE Crorpcr, who was at one
time teacher for Mrs. liowcrtGn here, is
now in town on a visit TO Mrs, o. G..
Calhoun.
The baseball mines of this place and
Weldon. colorcd, played here yesterday
evening. Halifax walked off with the
colors with n score Of 70 to II.
Mr.. W. +. Coppege and Miss Kate
I!nsby have returned home from En-
field. where they attended to Distric,
Conference.
The Methodist church has been com
p!etcd and turned over. ri presents Il
very fine appearance on the interior.
The galleries have been removed
which makes the contrast pleasant to
the eye.
Although our town Is not large, the
people can appreciate as well as any of
our sister towns who have advantage OF
4 great many summer excursions. We
are always left out. We don't see why
the Coast Line couldn't run an cXcur-
sion from this vicinity either to VIII
nln"ton or Norfolk AS it is at pres
eNt our people take advantage Of any,
and arc compelled To ride eight miles to
Weldon TO make the train.
Mr. Peter Gillian returned home yes
terGay from Rocky Mount and Enfield,
where he has been on a baseball tour,
Air. j.. hroelich has been unWclI for a
day o. so, h,it is now out.
CrupS are better now than they have
huEn for some time.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-25

The Stone bill was passed after a
q vote Of 12i TO %. The House at
took half nn hours recess. When the
House reconvened the Speaker an.
nounced the appointment Of The COM
mittccS
AT S;5h, when the reading Of tho names
was concluded Mr.. Gr0svenor, from the
committee appointed 10 walt on the
President, announced that they had
performed their mission, The President
returned cOngratulntory repIy. Then,
at o'clock, the Speaker declared the
House adjourned without day,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-25
CIR Elm VILE.

Greenville, N. c.. July 2i.--(Speclal.)--
Thomas barmey. OF Il. n. Aikens, re.
turned to-day, and Will occupy the sumo
mousse they did last season. Mr. Aiken
Is Il tobacco buyer
Mrs. +. c. Montrose and nj isses Laura
Latham and Lottie Skinner, went to
Morehead City yesterday
MIR. j. b. Cherry returned last night
from Seven Springs
Quite u crowd VIII leave to-day for
Ocracokc
The John Flanagan Buggy company
SOLO i've new buggies yesterday.
"e nnd n few loads OF tobacco IN to-
day. They brought good prices.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-25
JURY NOT AGDEDD.
Case OF Crowdervs Chandler VIII Have

to Wait for q Verdict.
Petersburg, Va. July 2i,-(SpecaD-
The argument in the suit OF w. r.. Crow
der VS.. K. S., Chandler, the trial of
which has occupied the attention of the
Hastings Court for the past three days,
was concluded at 2:l5 O'Clock this af-
ternOnn, when the case was given to
the jury. who failed to agree on yer-
dict and they were adjourned over to
Monday morning. This suit IS for So, 600
damages for assault and battery
chandler is lieutenant or the police force
or Petersburg,
Reuben Mcdonald, q negro who halls
from Pottsburg Ala. was before the
MANOR this morning on the charge of
shooting at Police Officer Richardson
at the city Jail last night with intent
to Kill. For this ofense Mcdonald was
acnl on TO the Hastings Court for trial.
&c Was also sent to jail for four
months for assault and battery. He was
also fined $50 and costs for carry ing
COncca led nistoI it @3 }t-ai.'-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-25
HE ltTEt,leD.

Hertford n. c., July 2l.-tspecial)--
mr.. Is, X. Newhold Jr., Of the county
wup IN town Saturday.
Miss Lou Ethcrldge, OF Norfolk, IL
WISHING the family OF DR.. d. Cox, In
King street
lAll the sport loving people Will take
IN the baseball ut Edcnton Tuesday.
hf. Oscar Newly, OF Tho summer
school of Chapel Ilill N. c., has return,
Cd nome after an absence Of several
weeks.
Large quantities Of wntermelons and
cnlHaloupcs arc In the market.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-25
ElsADy Non COLLECTOR.
Ills %anl. Sent IN Aiorg with Othc,. No,

III" %anle Sent IN Aiorg with Other Nom
iliaEOHS.
WaSiinsion. .Irly 2i-The President 10
gay sent the following ncnnations 10 the
TO bc collectors Of Internal Dcvcl,uc-
OF Virginia. -
Interior Quinhy Vancc, Surveyor Gen
era! Of NcW Mexico: Rohcrt A. Cameron.
70 10 itcEiStcr q inc Land ONCE nj Alv,t
Gf!Gholna Territory: Henry d. bowman,
i:cesiy"r of Public Moneys AT Las Cruces
New AieX!co,
Justice -Ahial l.atrop Attorney Of thc
United states for tlc District OF South
Carolina.
postmastcrs .ionroc y. Morton, at Ath-
cHs, GA.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-25


ssSlos.sls, Is a composite picture OF Jack
sstlyetts and Lave. Cross, fuvnring Jack,
IN. iaclnl charms, and suggesting. Lave
IN the low comedy profile OF outs!loot
legs,---1tY ashington Post.
Manager Selee has secured a crack
pitcher named Hickman, Of the New
s saas dta.> team. Donovan had offered
Seoo 1orl MN and wanted to close With
hickman at once, when tho fact was
sprung on him that Selee had taken the
EAtcher to Cincinnati and will PIT him
IN the box to-day. Selee paid $500 for
his new find.
The Brooklyn Club is said to have a
lien on the Broclston Clubs star player
ana batter. young Infielder Sheckard.
New England League critics say that
he Is finished player and natural
batsnlan. His batting average up To
date is .d07. 'Sheclard mas been playing
in the out1ield for Brocktoll, but is also
at home in any infleld position. beside
showing more than average skill in the
pitchers transporting Life.
Pat Rollins, who caught in this city
for the old Ironsldes. back In the sos,
was in town Yesterday lie is on his
way home to Chambershurg he having
been released by Brockton. OF the New
England League, to reduce expenses.
Pat talks In high terms or young Sheck-
ard. of Columbia, who is now playing
such great game at both right field
and shortstop. Pat says Shcclzard is
wonder, and that several National
League clubs would like to haze him
Sheckard leads the league in batting
aud he stands high as a fielder Also
Lancaster News.
Cleveland didn't pick up 4 prize in
I I11i I.j at oil MI
AID O'Connor arc both III shape 10 play
BALL yet the slender boy cat ches Ill the
SimcS lie has at Il jump proved HIM
self NnWhy Of such confidence that lie
.iHGG The place OF two Old Class A back
stoHS and handles the fierce delivery OF
Aounn. the mcthodicnl shots OF Cuppy
and TIC specdy ones OF Wilson 10 per-
tectio9. While his work behind his proper
partner. Powell, Is magnificent Up TO
date he leads all the League catclors,
and noticeable point is The fact that
theY don't steal bases on him. III
fourteen games but four bases have.
been stolen on his throwing, and he has
nailed seventeen runners
".Tcsse Tannchiil, outGelder" This Is
what the little south-paw's niche in
The city directory will be if matters
keep OF as they have been. There IS
every reason 20 believe on the face OF
things that The Pittsbur9; management
IS going 20 drill the litti" larhoIrtlnr into
an outticlaer. He Was long cdnGiucred 10
be q hatStTan much above cno aIcrn &c
for twirier. RE YES pul III right field
last week ana Ing secncl to do well,
bit ;he change to centre fold has been
ths: surprise or all Jesse has display
cd Indication of pussc"s7nnE the ground
work Of talent by getting under fiy balls
Of nearly every kind. barring pnsSiby
those liners over his head. lIe seldom
famed At the bat and has usually hit
the bail hard. There AZ, lots a. rcn~
pie even now who are willing 10 cnNCcdn
That fanny Will do ~; a regular out
lelder.--S porting Life.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-25
Nor III CAROLINA
chair. The Rev. .. g. sen was chos.n

chair. The Rev. q, G. Sell was chosen
secretary,
sionary reports, which were OF an en-
oouraeing character.
The Rev, u. d. SWindell, the confer
ence secretary of missions. and others
delivered stirring addresses.
To-day was educational day and the
conferences listened to tho Rev. j. c.
kilgo. j.. d. president Of Trinity Col
legc, and Others.
Conference will close to-morroW night.
The attendance Ia quite lnrge.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-25
LANCASTER LEADS.

Lancaster, Pa, July 2i.--T.ancas:cr
took tho lead in the Atlantic League
race to-day BY defeating Newark FOR
the third successive time. Only cisht
Innings We're played. Score:
II II; =.
Lancaster ;. ..50Oo30 o. 10 i
Newark 80 i 0 0 0 Q 0 O. 1 5
Batteries: West and Wcnte; Cugan
and y. ROtlifuSS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-25
ROOSTER THAT FIGHTS STEAh
lENGINIDS 50
fPaducah (Ky.) Register.) Il.

I
a rooster belonging to Mr.. j. IT, Rurk,
holder at Oaks Is credited with being the
earnest cock Of the walk, When an en-.
sine stops at Oaks and let's Off steam,
the rooster will rnffle his feathers and
make dash at the steaming monster
as II he would like to wear ]! Sol,t WITH
his spurs and bill, He has been sse.,
nto 90 so far as TO lump on tile COW.
"a teher ~ OF 81 ;paYin 8 enjsI Il .. 81 rhs
5Eeos ter Is of he Fl y, anu
nerve. sems& to DO niiInit tor, 5
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-25
KICKED AND LOST.

Cleveland, O.. July 2i.-At the end Of
the eighth inning to-day the phillies
had the Indians beaten. but the game
was decided against them to 0 in the
hinth on their refusing to accept the
ruling OF the umpire. Score:
Il. r. T..
Cleveland 20 OO110-3 9
MIA 80 90 2 0 9 Oh II 9
batteries: Young ana thinner; Iii
heiu ana Clements. Umpires-NlcGiEty
anu boElc. Tine-2:05 Attendance,
5000.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-25
- T------
PREDICTS WAR.
The Itcndon Times Thinks John Bullsand
Uncle Sam will Fight gTfzN

y 'tS7'N' R7>'FTF VII It FtfTIt.
London, July 2,...-rhe Sunday Times. III
u sensntiGnal article. predicts wan tetWeen
Great britain and the Un:atd States, and
says another letter upon the seal fssherIea
question VIII follow. but that this VIM
iail TO elicit protest from Lord Salts
to the Sunday Times. is nroha bl, as a re-
sui. Of the recent gold discoveries Mnon
Sunday Times asserts that CONFIDENTIAL
communications between Russia and tie
United States are being exchanged with
a view TO cnntend!ng that tho KIondyke
regions constitute n. part Of the territory
Of Alaska coded by Russia TO tho Ameri-
can gov erllment. - 49, ---.- L-E.E
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-25
BALTIMORE AN EASY AIARK n

BALTIMORE AN EASY MARK.
Pittsburg. Pa. July 2i.-ISaltlnore
was an easy mark for Pittsburg to-day.
iioifmeister. the home teams new
third baseman, made Great hit with
tho crowd by batting i'll 1--WE runs in
three times at bat, and figuring In four
other taliies, His errors cost notEiiig
Attendance. $500. Score:
r. II r.
Ptttsburg ]. % iIG 003 0 Ms u 3
Eaitimore.. % Q Q 0 2 o 0 L. II S
i3atteries: Hushey and Merritt:
blackburn. Hotter and Clarke. empire
sheridan. Tme-2:lO
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-25
POLITICAL GUESSNORJI

some ton1eetures ns To the Next Rep
reSentativc from Newport News.
NtwDort News, Va, JULY 2i.-{SDeciaIl
local politicians arc now d,Sotjir
SOME attention TO the inspection Of leg
| .s!at4NG timber suitable to rapresrnt
%rWnort News district in the House
OF Delegates. 1t IS understood that hnth
bifiicS VIII put candidate III the iylu
-AtrsadN 1our Democrats and two Re-
AuhiichnS arc prominently man;ionod
as noSsipla candidates for the honor.
III Is prhbable that Hon Charles r..
| lowell the present representatives will
ne nEini.iate4 70" re- election. while Mr..
". T. aiosS, OF this city, Will, should
mere be i i@hting chance, 40 before
| me coiltcntion rs Il candidate fur nnui-
,'htloh. IakinG the rn;e Of last No
vehsaer rs basis il appears that ,hc
itehuD!.Can nominee viii s:an.i about
cNuai chances Of success with his
''ef'iocfauc brother. The patronage
question, however, may affect t., a
cH'l5iGerahle extent what would other
wise he the natural result OF a contest
nH'"een nearly equally balanced par
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-25

Threatening I woather kept tbs attendr
once 'nce down to" 5000, Score:
# II, II. Il
St, Louis ,...2 o 10000 KIT ~ 3
Washington 10 01ia1oo0-6 Il 3
Batteries: Hart and Douglass: Me-.
lanes and Farrell anu Mcclure. Um-
plrc--McDpnaid. Time-2:OJ .&#
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-25
HOW THE CLUBS STAND.
JOHN l.. WAS UMPIRE.

PhilalolDh!a, Pa, duly 2t.-Thc Ath-
lat!cS anu Norfolk played twice this
afternoon with John L.. Sullivan for
! umpirc About 2,b00 persons Witnessed
Inc games, Which! were well played ana
resulted in I victory, for each club. The
scores:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-25
HOW TIE CLUES STAND.
FRANlIR LET DOWN.

louisville. Ky. July 2i.--EraZcr bitch
cd q fine same until the sixtl. inning,
when two bases on balls, two errors and
n sIolrn base @nvo the l:ran Eaters
three runs and the came. Attendance,
2.00Q. Sco!c:
Boston -. ..0oo0oa o.c- q
Louisville ;. i o 0 0 0 o. 9
Batteries: Itlohednnx Nichols and
neraen; Frazer and Wilson. Umpire
Hurst. Dime :0J.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-25
TIlE LTCkY SEAIENru

st. Louis, Mo. July 2'.-The Browns
hnited out Il victory in he seventh in
ming to-day. Neither iJayt OF McJanies
VA" eif@ctivo.i Nc!%cia!G;'s umriring
was 'vretehe1, Tie h}.ne ,caU, slfrcr-
Ing sne most oy his bai lrclSi5rs.,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-25
- h & / HS-

l.'cnton, y. c.. July 2i.--tSpccial,)- j.
The two games Of ball to he played mex (
week by the Tarboro and F,dcntou
clubs promise 10 be holly contested
and therefore interesting. as the Tar
hnro boys have been playing snappy
bali this season and che home boys are
now III good condition. Tuesday and
Wednesday afternoons will be the time
ana the fair grounds the scene Of the
battle. Large crowds are expected to
trains.
Mrs. ]. Wool Is visiting her sister,
Mrs. White, at HEREFORD
The congregation of the cO!ored Meth
0d!st church has commenced the eISc.
zion Of Y large house OF worship on East
Gale street next TO the old church.
The Rev. Mr.. Davis, of the NJ p,
church, went over 10 plymouth yester-
day. fIe will return to-day.
r'AYETrEVILLE DISTRICT CON
FERENCE.
Sanford. N. c., July 24,--fSpacial.)-
The taycttorll!a n!str.ct Conference Of
the II, ii,rhurch South. coEyertcd heru
Yesterday morning, the isev. w. III.
Moore. y. D.. presiding elder in the
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-25

Summary: Earned Runs-A,hlctics |;
Noiroik' J. TWo-hasc Ili;s-Carey
NtatH Double Pln!--- CtarVln, ,flrirh
anu SCarcy; Gnrvn. Cnilus and Carey
ISL On t5iSoS-A Athletics, Z; Norfolk. =:
sirnck Guilty. Bishop. l. BY uarvin.
q n'irsi Base on ll,rcrs-.1N,h,etics. | :
NoHrnii. 2. ,Nrst Ease on Bulls-,,v
G:;lFln, J. Hit hy Pitched ltall--Wc!h!
lline--i 80. umpirt-SU!!ivan
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-25
SHIPPING NEWS,
Port 81 N1rioii. nnd FaraaAsaHtR
July ~ .ls97, { sis5i

ARRIVALS. s5t5 Fl :ss%$3s l4s
British stmp. Matilda, " to William
Lamb & Co. agents, for clai. sSags
Stnw. &C. Thompson TO William Lamb
& Co, agents for coal.
schs Ednar Pogue, Hang hanf. Ball.
timore, light. n 5sf tss $.SSs$ sssS
schr, +. NJ. Skinner, Woofora. Hntttss
more, with coal. EFss5 sss
Schr. A. NJ. Calburn, Scott. Delaware
light. ~ sS55ss 81 S3s
sc,rr, Clara u. Randall, Welsh, Pun tssSs;
Gorda, with phosphat rock.
Schr. Henry Fink, 49,, New Sc Ypgk,k3
light. Il Il {8 .&g5 i35| SsSS5
schr. Hattie r, Giles, Bal fillmore
Schr. p, $. Johnston, S Bealah p,ss
Cambridge, light ssss
Schr. Ida Ferren, Merchant $$ss8 Bsa III
more. to North Ca! DINA with 90 n. 81 sss
Schr. George F, Golden, easlsy,s Bal.
timore, light. a, SIS. sss
Barges Nerers and Delawa rei to BIS
liam Lamb s. Co, agents. for coal
MEMCR{AMDJJA1.5 5331 Ss sfa
Cape Henry, Va, July az ~. - 3 ss
Clear. West wind fourteen nliaagsx
Light northeast sen,
CLEARED. re
German stmp. Taurlmina, AZ oeltarss
Hamburg, via Newport eW 81 n
United States Shipping Com natly, sSei Eis#s
ESQ tons Of pig iron and SO bbu ailhSel 's
corn. Ssss5a;
stmr, p. Thompson, \, III Win
coal. N sS$ & sss
Barges Delaware and areAss
dence, with coal, 4 Il.
SAILED.
Schr. Charles T., futile, bow ans 4 IS
Sem, i 4. &, Wlsha \ i Ies ksh.sss
hominy river. to LOAD, 81
THE NERVE or S H,I,asl ssIs
dndianapollssl s'e1Itit
Fre broke out shortl yES bsfnTa
yesterday in shed II. TsaTs 9S
East washington ssreat {, f5
George Norman. THE fir men 81 yelIs a sis
life and prevented the III from So
Ing. A setting hon aeau Nsl stgA Ias EITfs
one corner Of thk, shed s iiis D
standing the fact tina s. si1e ss
ed with chemical MAJ tass III ssss
move. Tile fire Was al II ak u 5SSIs
finally one OF the men nt SEE Wtsss q
carried her nest and 81 Tn tf6f ssp as
The hen showed fan q isa;i,i smss
Familiarity on hss
caei ng ieuds
M Miss FRANCES Ises
tarsof ne late
III j 10
sssss s'es
sHia efs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-25
TOO MUCH FOR FRIEND.

Chicago, Ills. July 2i.--Friend was
again put in the box for ne Colts to-
day. but the strain or two successive
games proved too much for him and he
was very Wild Meekin pitched Il steady
game. receiving good support Caln-
nan made the star play of the game by
4 running catch in deep center At
tendance, $500. Score:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-25

Chicago ;. 20 0020'o1o- 2
New York 81 00021 0 3 o. Il .
Batteries: Friend and Donohue;
NieeFin and Warner. Umpre--O'Day
TiniG-" :O5
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-25
WuIIEsAyASIIEp TWICE.

Hartford. Conn, July 24.--'i'hc Rich
monh team was shut ont twice this af-
'orncon by the homo ,cam. The WISH
tors made only three hits in each game
Score:
First Came
Hartford !. .oo1oooo x-a
Richmond % oooo o 90 3 3
Batteries: Gastrignt and Roach;
Lever aud Stcclmnn.
Second Came
II. II. f.
Hartford :. .2oo2ao01 SIS IL
Richmond . . 0 . 0 0 0 o. o I
isntscrics: Bowen ana Roach; Clos
bro ana Steeilnun.
PATTERSON PUNCHED HITS.
Reading, Pa. July y Patterson won
tn-day's game in the ninth iuninss by
punching their hits score:
laadng ;. % o00i0n 0 O. / s 3
atorson :. C 0 il 30 0 . L. ) - :
2teries: McMacAm and Ilcydon;
l~s and Wtstlakc.
r'ssE SAV1GNAi. f.g:A,:I;s.
Yesterdays GAMES.
Chicago. 5; New York, I.
FittspurG. l6; Baltimore. g.
Louisville, .; Boston, 3.
Cincinnati Ern0lliyn--.I
Cleveland. Q: Philadclrh,a, 0.
ST. Louis, Z; Washington, 5.
iT THEY PLAY TODAY.
.; Cleveland
1t Cincinnati.
ne at Chicago.
,iASton at 81. Louis.
-
WIl,-i, TIirY play TOMORROW.
Boston II ST. Louis.
Hr20i:lNn 1T Louisville
NV York ut Cleveland
PhIicd@lphin ii FitishllrG
Cincinnati at Chicago
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-25
Legal INTELLIC;ESCE.

W. II. Jordan vs.. c. H. Harris. a
cause which seeks 10 remove Harris. y
scored man, from the magistracy OF
| 'nis City on the ground or incompcten-
cS. etc y mo;i"n to remove Harris
was argued ana the case was tioc!;cted
10 Dc tied by Jury at the next term
81 the corporation Court
= motion for 4. new trial In The g, 81
or Sc!hnonwea vs.. Herman Schrci-
Ger was argued by counsel iii the On 81
nut sufficient ground FOR new trial did
ruled
The case of S. T. Garter which re-
suited in verdict Of SEVEN years in
the ren*tenJiarS for an ATTEMPTED
Gt1ln1Nal assault upon a girl under Ia
Years. again came up to-day on =. mo.
non 70 set the verdict aside The mo-
non was orcrl'ucd ANA Garter was sen
sHEced to 90 his seven years.
.iin lester and John Robinson. who
were found suilty Of rclonies in ,he
siNStin&S Court this week, were each
sentenced to-day Ia serve two years in
the Dcnitentiary.
Francis Walker, &c years old. n ma
tiye. OF Scotland, declared his ntcu;inn
- becoming citizen Of the United
States.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-25
NORFOLK.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Athletics ...... .....Q 0 G o Ole 0 O.
Norfolk 20 O 0 O o o O
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-25
THE NERVE on sHIxlsl fRt
indianapolis seHtiDeI, ID

teraof :,e late SSsss
narFi.l 10 Fast SO
Isl, IN !,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-25
NOEFOI.L-.
SCORE Ky lNNtN<;s;:

.-,.-,.. -
HC0EE Ky la5N!N<;S
Athletics .oo nn,o .
Norfall. oo ! q :"
S'lmnlary: I:nrnoa Runs ,,thit,t,c-
z. Two base Hiia-AyOran. Car..r T.
Schauh. Il. Schauh. AicIraYinn. Three
base Hits aicVny, z: j.. Erauh. Stolen
and Carey; u>rich C4,l6# ana Carry
Left on l'aSeS- AttiG;lE& 4: Norfolk. i;
StruGN Out" 81 1855 anal AlcEarIan.
hliat las" nIs i3#lia Moran Weddiae.
NeAt". "Eni.A, 81 !fllmiiler. 3 Hit by
11iIrAeI RAtl--i, Gh ttlrlch. Time
~ CiAn.rc- iUha Il. sullivan.
il!nH iilttE AND THERE.
,l;" i;,t - ,,,,,,
,7s>,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-25

5Stolo,1 els. Is q composite picture OF Jack
astlEetts and Lave Cross. fuvnring lack.
i NJ charms, and suggesting. Lave
- the low comedy profile OF outshoot
s,-7IVashinyton Post.