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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-01

up yesterday and the fact that ex,Cham-
pion James J. Corbett was 10 hold down
the FIRST bag for Reading.
He arrived at the Franklin Street sta
tio1 on schedule time, and was led by
brass hand and largo concourse OF people
Oman barouche. where he held reception
before the game. lie showed up well in
the game. and accepted everything that
camo his way.
He was four times al the bat, made one
hit. and had fourteen put outs, one OF
which was a foul fly. which would have
been missed by many more experienced
ball player.
setify. the mystic pitcher, was caught
I'm his tricks, and hit hard. while the
Brownies could get but six hits OF Ames.
The score was as follows:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-01
The Office Abolished.

The MANAGEMENT Of the Southern Rail-
way has issued an order abolishing the
Office of Surgeon-in-Chicf of that road
The resignation Of this office by its late
incumbent. DR. p NJ. Drake. will be re-
membered. as will be also the fact that
Or. George Ross, OF Richmond. was prom
inenuy mentioned as his successor.
DIR. Ross was highly endorsed for the
position. and there is little doubt that If
it had not been abolished, he would have
succeeded Dr. Drake as Surgeon-in-Chlcf.
Local surgeons Of the Southern Rail-
way will hereafter report to Superinten-
dents of their divisions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-01
NORFOLK. Z; LANCASTER. 4.
The Brooms Won the Game by Ability {
Hit the Bail.

Hit the Bail.
NORFOLK, VA, July -Special.-Nor-
folk managed TO take the last OF the Sc
ries from Lancaster to-day by reversal
OF their usual form, at the bat. With
men on bases to-day the necessary hits
was nearly always forthcoming and the
Brooms placed the hall almost when and
where they pleased Bishop passed up a
few for the Brooms and performed bril-
liantly, keeping the hits well scattered
and evincing GOODNESS and effectiveness
surprising 10 a degree.
Though the Maroons got more hits off
him than the Brooms got off Clausen
three OF them were hunts which the run
ners beat out. Clausen was hit hard ana
his team fielded wretchedly behind him
The features of the game was Bishop
striking out Of Yeager, the home run MT
ter. when he took Clausen's place at the
bat in the eighth with two men on bases
and Seybold's home run hit over deep lett
field fence. Attendance. 600. The score;
IT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-01
Their Terms Begin.

Four convicts were sent from the jail
yesterday TO serve terms in the peniten-
tiary as follows:
william Thomas, alias 1.-THE Kid"
the negro that shot officer Minor
and who was given ten years for that Of
Tense and ten years for burglary i'm Man
chester: James Young, burglary, eighteen
years; French Fleming, two years. unlaw-
full cutting; John Ullman, five years.
HOUSEKEEPING. All Of these convicts are
negroes.
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OBITUARY
NJ Arihnr ncnmead.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. July Sl-spe-
cial.-Alrs. Arthur Denmead died last
night after several days of extreme i'-
ness. -. "
she was a daughter OF Mr. T. W Lane
Of this city. ,,....-.t.,..
Her death seems especl@4iy 49,.
as less than a year ago she lel' n'' ''0'''-
as q bride
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chicnrn Z .Plttsbnrg. 6.

CHICAGO. ILL. July 3l-Tho Colts cap
cured the final game Of the series to-day
b, better punching of hits. Davis
niaved a great game at first and batted
ike a fief.d and Smith made wonderful
oatch close 10 the center field fence. rob-
bling RYAN Of an almost sure four baeser'
Ex-Catcher Tony. Mullane umpired III
sheridau's absence. Attendance 4sVV.
CHICAGO
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Standing of the Clubs.
Louisville. II. 3: 81. Louis, 6. I.

ST. LOUIS, July G.-The Browns and
Loulsville's split even in their double
header to-day. Grimes inferior work
cost the home team the first game. In the
second. batting rally in the eighth,
with two out. gave the locals four runs
and the game. Attendance 5000.
Qfrst game):
First Game
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NEWARK, s; HARrFORD, 3.
If Change OF Twiriers bad Not Been
Made Hartford Would Have Won.

NEWARK n. j.. July 31.-Special.-
Brice whitehill was taken out OF the box
in tho nick OF time in to-day's game
against Hartford and the locals won by
the score OF 8 70 s.
This was the first trial given the re-
Gently signed twirler. lie did well FOR
several innings. when the opposing bat
terry began to find his curves. They we're
unable TO hit Carrick who finished the
game and Gastright. the Hartford pitch
err was hit hard in the early innings. The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-01

Summary. Earned runs-hlchnond' q
Two-base hits-Kaln. Foster, Hargrove.
Homo -Stocksdale. Stolen bases
Kain, Q: stocksdalc, Stuart, Elsey,. Har-
grove Schmidt. Hardesty. Smith. Double
TO Stuart TO Stocksdale;
Flberfeld 20 Mcdonald. Base on balls
on Schmidt. 6: off Viau. 2. Hit by pitch-
ed balls-Kain. Stocksdale. ElberIelo'
Struck out-By Schmidt: Conroy' smith
nv Viau: Schmidt, 2; Mcdonald. Stuart
Umpire-Mr Belts.
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"up in the air." and before he struck
terra firma, Joyce's men had scored four
runs which proved enough to win. Ken
nedy also lost his temper I'm the ninth
and threw the ball at Umpire ODay. The
latter, however, did not see It. having his
back turned TO the pitcher, The act al
lowed Davis TO score. Attendance, ll,lyi.
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Marc u Eisenmsnn,

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. July sl-
snecial-Mr. Marc NJ Eisenmann VINO
IVES stricken with paralysis on last tues zee,
6ay morning. died this evening az $50
o'clock. The funeral will take place 70
morrow evening Of $3.50 from IBIS late res-
idencc. TIL. IL,
lie was in hts forty-drst year HIS we
who was Miss Sophie Obercorfer' ana
four children survive him.
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ORIOLES STILL WINNING.
THEr ARE BEGINNING TO CROWD
BOSTON CLOSELY.
Cincinnati Drops "A Game to 'ieVeia""'
The Colts Clean the Pirates up
Other Contests
Result Of Yesterdays Games.

New York. 4; Brooklyn, ).
First game-Iouisville. II; st. Louis. 6.
Second game-st Louis. z: Louisville, 5.
Cleveland. s; Cincinnati, 3.
Philadelphia. 2. Baltimore g.
Boston, q Washington. s.
Chicago, Z; Pittsburg, 8.
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summary. EarneH Tlnb-AthItIcs, 7.
Two-base hits-Carey, Ulrich. Three base
hits-Raymond. Base on balls-Oh
Ames. /; of Setley, l. Hit by pitched ball
-GOdwan. Left on bases-Reading, Z;
Athletics, 8. Double plays-Setley, Nc
lntyre. Corbett: Spratt Mcintyre. Cor
bett; r. Schauh. Childs, Carey; Ulrlch.
Carey, Chlds. Time Of game, 1:O5. UNI
pire, Snyder. Attendance, 400.
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Khere They PLAY This Week.

Monday Tuesday and Wednesday,
The Athletics at Richmond.
Reading at Norfolk.
Paterson at Hartford
Lancaster at Newark.
Thursday. Friday and Saturday,
Reading at Richmond.
The Athletics at Norfolk
Newark at Hartford.
Lancaster at Paterson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-01
LOUISVILLE
Rostnn. G: Washington Z

WASHINGTON, July I.-The Bostons
won the game in the ninth inning to-
day. The Senators defeat was due 20
wildness on the part Of McJames and
Tom Browns error. Attendance. 800.
GIIINlTnN
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Dredging al Norfolk

WASHINGTON, July SL-Bids were
opened at the Navy Department for
dredging at the Noarfolk Navy Yard.
he lowest bidder was Chester T.. Caller,
Of Norfolk, at s29375.
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ATHLkTICs, 4; READING, o.
James j. Corbett Put Up Fine Game for
Reading.

attendance at the ball park this afternoon
10 witness the final game between the
Reading and Athletic clubs numbered over
400 people. This immense crowd was
due TO the great fifteen inning game put
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pire, Emslie. Tine 10"
linnlnnnti Q. CleXeland. s.

CINCINNATI. O.. July a.-The Indians
won from the Reds to-day by punching
hits. DIVER was hit freely after the third
inning. while CIV Young held the locals
down. The playing OF Corcoran and Nc
Phee and sensational catches by Hoy and
Burke were the features. Attendance
z
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-01

BALTIMORE. MD. July 5L-Ine
,,,,a,,,,ions won from the Philadelphias III
~ ,geIi-nlaved game. The scientific WORE
=, tbo home team at the bat and on oaseS
80 the features. Attendance 4's-''
WIZ BALTIMORE.
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Norfolk Signs Barklev.

NORFOLK. VA. July 3.-Special.-
Catcher Barley, late with Reading, has
been signed by Manager Cunningham.
lie will report tomorrow.
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i OldlS ss.ssssssssss ~
LANCASTER

Lancaster 49,. ..........0 0 0 30 o.
Summary: Earned runs-Norfolk. p;
Lancaster, 3. Two-base hits-Kelly,
Leahy, Seybold, Ward. Larocque. Weihl,
Smith. Home run-Seybold Sacrifice
hit-Leahy. Stolen bases-Keley, Nc
Farlan, Snyder. Ward. Left on bases
Norfolk, 6; Lancaster. z. Struck out
BY Bishop-Wente. Hannivan. Yeager;
by Clausen-Weddige, Bishop 90, Weihl.
Double plays-snyder TO Wentz. Madison
20 Ward 10 Larocque (0; Weddlge to
Wentz 20 Kelly. Leahy, Wentz to Kelly.
First base on errors-Norfolk, 3. First
base on balls-OM Bishop 3; Off Clausen.
3. wild pitch-Clausen. Umpire-Burns
and. Rim. Time, las. Weather clear.
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Summary: Earned rlns-Chicaso. D.
Pittsburg. ?. Base on balls-on Friend. /;
off Killen. Struck out-oy Friend. J.,
by Killen, 2.
U'mpire-Mullane Time-205.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-01

Good Track. Fine Weather, and a Large
Attendance,

SARATOGA, n. y, July 3L-The fourth
davis racing Of the Saratoga Racing AS
ISOLATION were run on greatly Improved
track. in fine weather and with Increased
attendance There was "a lively struggle
in the midsummer handicap up 10 the
last turn. when Sir Walter came through
and won cleverly by half a length from
Havoc. who was length In front OF Ben
PrushI the favorite. Summarize;
First race-high- weight handicap SIX
rlongs.-Bernadlllo 6 to - nrst' with
Orion 13 10 and TO - second ana xmas
C3 10 II third. Time. l:17h.
Second race-nye furlongs Woodiord
E'iIlv q 10 81 first. with San Antonio % TO
. and ouO second and Penroe q TO y
third. Time. 1:05.
Third race-midsummer handicap. ono
rnile.-Sir Walter @ to - first. with Havoc
II 10 1 and 2 to y second and Ben Brush
Il TO ~ third. Time, 1:ii.
Fourth race-seven furlongs.-knight or
the Garter @ to u first, with Domitor o.
10 I and OUT second and Hurl az TO u
third. Time, 1870
Fifth race-Saratoga Green stceplechase,
about two and one-half miles. -Royal
Scarlet @ 20 81 first, with April FOOL (5
10 3 and ouD second. Time. 633.
King Michael, Lady Lighuoot and BOD
Neoly fell
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-01

ST. Louis .........O14O10oO o-6 Il &
louisville .... ....01I400l Ill
McCreery out inheld fly.
Summary. Earned runs-St. Louis. 3;
Louisville. 3 Base on balls-McDermott.
struck out-Bv Grimes 3: MCGEE. ..
EMPIRES. Hurst and Cunningham. Time,
2.85.
Second game):
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d. and then uardes,y was killed IN

and, and then 1fardes'y was killed IN
trying 20 steal second bag.
Foster started the ninth, and died at
first. Schmidt famed. and Barley flow
out 20 Heldrick
Grove few out 10 Kahn: Hamburg out
70 Elsey and Smith ont TO Kahn, and the
Patersons were shut out.
Here is the correct score:
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New York 4: BROOKLYN. 8.

BROOKLYN. n. Y. July S.-For eight
innings in to-day's game az Eastern Pork
II appeared as though the New lorks
would receive their first White wash
OF the year. Kennedy, who pi'ched su.
peru game uD TO that time. suddenly went
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-01

Warrington .. ....00240 90 % II ]
Roston .........O23 0 0
one out when. winning run made.
- Batted for Stiyitts IN ninth inning.
Summary: Earned runs-Washington' D;
Boston. T. Base on baNs-Ou McJames'
r: off Nichols, I. Struck out-oy NICHOLS
g: by McJames. ?.
rr,,,,tr. 1-,..,,o Time 1.57.
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Totals .. ..............ot
nrrrr AnErT .DHIA

summary: Earned runs-Baltimore' A.
PHILADELPHIA. 2. Base on balls-off Nops'
l. Struck out-by Taylor, ]; by Nops' e
Tfmulre-N Mcdonald. Time-2:l5.
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Mound City Track.

ST. LOUIS. July 3l.-Two favorites, one
second choice. and two heaviy-payed
third choices won the races at the Fair
Grounds to-day. and the crowd went away
happy in mind and in pocket. Weather
hot. track fast, and attendance very large.
Summaries:
FIRST receive furlongs -Ferral U5 TO
II first. With Judlcious 3 20 1 and oyen)
second and Tewanda 90 to y third. Time,
1:02L.
Second race-mile and an eighth.-Sen-
ator Morrill, G TO - first. with Nicolini
Is 10 2 and EVEN second and Al Miles o.
to Il third. Time. 1871.
Third race-mlle and twenty yards
Aryan CO to y first. with Can 1 See En-
q 10 2 and ! and p second and Nanny
LIS Sister (8 to y third. Time, LAY
Fourth race-mile and sixteenth Grey
hurst (even) first, with Linda q 20 1 and
2 20 u second and Madeline al 10 y
third. Time. :4S'4.
Fifth rsce-six furlongs. DIR. Warmsley
q 10 ~ first, with Bridget g 10 and 20
% second and Belle Diablo O5 TO u third.
Time 1:14h.
Sixth race-seven furlongs. -Donation "a
10 u first, with Ardath @ to 2 and Q 70 -
second and Jane (even) third. Time
1:27k.
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p"tIVu lot DWYer
Summary: Earned runs-Cinclnnati' /;
Cleveland, ?. Struck out-By Dwyer' =
Umpire. Hurst. Time, 100.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-01

New York Board Of Watkins Deiesa'tes
has asked Bishop Potter: Snouia UNION
No., co no a nOn-union built Churchf
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How the Clubs Stand.
GamesTo-
Baseball Notes.

Hartford at Paterson.
Lancaster at Newark.
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Events at Aqueduct.

NEW YORK, July u.-This was tho
closing day at Aqueduct meeting and a
card OF seven races wns provided for the
big crowd Of spectators. IL was very not
at the track, but tho course was In the
best OF condition and very fast. Summar-
les:
First race-about seven furlongs.-Yan-
kee Doodle a 20 81 first, with Thomas Cat
n TO . and TO 81 second. and Alarm 90
10 ID third. Time. 1875 Ia.
Second race-Mile Ray Del Terra II 70
q first. with Savarin u 90 1 and 70 D
second and Hawk Prince "a 20 third.
Time. 1:4i. -
Third raoe-hve furlongs.-Mlss Tenney
q TO q first with Brar Hill a 70 l ana
to 81 second. and Mapetite q 70 ID third.
Time. 1.02 "a. 49,.
TNo,irth race-mile and a sixteenth, car
tar handicap. Premier % 20 ID first, Win
storm King 90 20 and 20 u second ana
sun Up 8 TO 81 third. Time, ~.
Fifth receive furlOngs. -tallas ~ 10
II first. with Eide second. and la Gitana
Il to 81 third Time, 1908.
sixth e-mile.-COunsello Howe 20
10 Is first. with lambert "a TO % second
and Purse Proud. third Time. .3 5-f
Seventh receive furlOngs st ives -
tn II first. with Spunwen % 10 ana TO
s. second, and The Dipper third. Ilihe'
1903 IL.
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Baltimore. s: Philadelphia, 2.

irnpire-o'Day. Time-2:oe.
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