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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-09
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond Gu
zen- aud Other Matters.


Batteries-Killen and Sslgden: Rusie.
Warner and Wilson. Umpire. Campbell.
Time, 2.l0.
Mr. Thomas Z. Edwards. a prominent
lawyer Of King william county. and a
leader OF the silver element in that coun-
", is IN the city.
on Wednesday about o'clock while
crowd OF boys were playing with pow
der on Smiths Hin, II exploded. rho
can struck Lenard Hulcher over tho
right eye and made a very serious
wound. Dr. Nuckols sewcd up tho wound
and the boy was doing very well yester-
day.
Paramount church, In Henrico county.
will have an excursion 10 Ocean View on
Tuesday. July 9TH, via the Norfolk and
Western railway.
Mr.. e. w Miner received a letter from
his sister, Mrs. Pearce wife Of Rev.
Leonidas w Pearce missionary TO China.
on Wednesday, dated Chinkiang, China.
June 18th.
Myrtle. the three-year-old child OF Mr..
Albert Carroll. Of 40. 1901 east Main
street. was very badly scalded wednesday
by overturning boiling water on her body.
She is getting along as well as can be
expected.
Mr.. Charles Phelps, electrician or hcI-
mans Theatre Baltimore, brother OF Mr.
VIM Phelps. OF this city IS here on a
visit 10 his brother Mr.. Phelps viii bo
IN the city some days before returning TO
Baltimore.
Miss Lotto Boston, Of north Nineteenth
street. left yesterday TO spend the heat
cd term visiting friends and relatives at
Green Springs. Va. MillbOrO, and Hunt
ingdon, w. Va.
Mrs. John a. Kratz has just returned
home from a very pleasant visit 10 rela-
tives In Washington, and is greatly i'm
proved I'm health.
Miss Della Powell OF $40 west Main
street, left Wednesday on the Z L. NJ
train for Washington. Before returning
home she will visit friends al Belle Meade,
New Jersey, and New York city.
Governor O'Ferrall spent all morning
yesterday at his Office IN the Capitol
building, attending TO the affairs OF the
State.
Charles II. Butler. who was convicted
in the Hastings Court Of forgery and
given two years In the penltentiary, was
taken to that institution yesterday morn
ing.
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Married In WASHINGTON.

MARTINSV1LLE, VA. July Especial.
on Tuesday evening, July 9Th at
o'clock Mr.. j. Frank Ambrose led TO the
matrimonial altar Miss Adlai G. Jordan,
of Washington. The ceremony was pro-
nounced by Rev G. II. Luccock, Of the
Presbyterian church.
Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose arrived here yes
terdav evening and will spend several
weeks with the family Of Mr.. j. b. c.
Ambrose. the father Of the groom. The
bride is one of the National Capital s most
charming young women and Is the daueh-
Of Mrs DR. T.. r. Davidson. The groom Is
a very promising young man, who for
mcrlv lived in this place the son Of the
editor of our country paper and late
chairman of the Democratic party for
this county.
Mr.. J. +. Ambrose has been for some
time living in Washington i'm an Office
under the national government.
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Rody of "A Richmond Man.

IYNCHBURG, VA, July s.-Speclal-
A stranger was found dead this morning
near junction Of the Chesapeake ana ONO
and the Southern Railroad tracks Let
tiers on his person indicate that he Is H.
+. PAYNE. OF Richmond. and that he
was trampins from ST. Louis.
The coroners inquest resulted IN YER
dict that the man died Of pneumonia.
PAYNE had been around lynchnurS LOT
several days. and had complained OF sur
fering. His body was at the base OF
cIir on the side OF which the railroad
ran. and it is supposed that he rolled
from the top of 1t to the railroad IN MS
death agony.
The man Is said to be well-connected,
His relatives nave been communicated
with. and II is thought the body Will be
removed 10 Richmond.
The Wills Of the late John D. Biso!e and
Mary II. Slaughter. both OF whom leave
large estates. were recorded to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-09
LANCAsrER,s; NoEFOLK,1
Heavy Stick Work Won When All Odds
Were Against the winners.

NORFOLK. VA. July S.-Special.-The
I.ancastrians to-day justified their repu-
tation for heavy hitting and remarkable
finishes. For eight innings the locals
had them where they wanted them, the
score standing TO in FAY " of Norfolk.
with seven hits on Pfanmller and eleven
on Sprogel. Norfolk BANKED in the ninth
and the visitors went in with a never-say-
die expression.
Madison hit Tor two bags and Roth sin
gled Ycager was sent In to bat Tor
Sprogel and put the ball over the renee
fo- three runs
Two men went out, Ulrich singled ana
La ROGUE hit hot one TO Weddige who
fumbed H. Seybold who had not done
anything at the stick before hit the
first ban that came over driving II out
OF the lot and winning the game.
With the exception Of the innings men
toned the contest was undressing.
Ulrich's one-hand catch in the first and
good base running by the locals were
features. Attendance about 800 The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-09
"TOLK VIE BE THIE.D
And Others VIII Entertain on rhe Roof
Garden Next Thursday Night.

The jefferson Hotel Roof Garden will
open next Thursday night, July 18th. on
which date a midsummer-night entertain
ment will be given for the beneht of the
Virginia Hospital. \ varied and inter
esting programme is being arranged and
Polk Miller who will give his recital at
Charlottesville on the night prior will
come to Richmond specially to take part
i'm this event. leaving the next morning TO
fiji other dates. Tickets are now on sale
at r. A. Miller's drug store. Broad street,
George Schoen, Main street: Polk Millers
drug store. Ninth and Main, r. +. Shine.
Twenty-eighth and Broad. w. Il. Poyth-
ress Main street. and the Jefferson Hotel
Office
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THE PRINCESS TROUBEIZKOf,
Has Regained Her Health, IL writing
New Book, aud II Happy

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. July s.
SpeciaI.-Princess Troubetzkoy Amelie
Rives) who has been in a feeble state Of
health for some months. from nervous
prostration. has so far recovered that
she is now al work upon new novel
which. she thinks. will surpass any OF
her previous productions. The Princess
has a regularly arranged programme for
each day: She goes for a drive OF one
hour over the beautiful driveways around
Castle HIN from \. NJ. until 2. lunches
at 5. rest and meditation from $50 70 I'D
when she partakes Of regular breakfast
Al II she begins work which she contin-
ues until T. NJ; dinner at 3:l5; rest and
meditation from 4 to 8: an evening drive;
lea at T. NJ, and resumes work az 49,
which she continues for several hours
The health Of the Princess Is much bet
ter than for years, and her happiness
seems 10 be complete.
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Two Dead Babies Found.

Tho police Of the Second district ara
investigating tho apparent connection be-
tween one or both Of two dead lnfant
found one on Wednesday in ditch
al the foot Of Sixth street. by the canA
bank. and the other picked up YESTERDAY
near the SecOnd-strcct bridge, IN IN,
canal. and "A baby carriage iound SUNDAY
near Patricks stOre-hOuse, south Tenth
street.
Julius Mullaney. n small negro boy
found the carriage. and took II 10 th.
home Of Dolly Davis, who mas adopted
him ana who lives i'm Horse alley. ncas
Byrd and Tenth streets. ,.
This carriage is described as having
silk-covered cushions. and tag y on ln'
bottom OF IL marked NO oil Man -
tured bv Haywood Brothers q Co., CARD
ner, Mass 80,
Nothing had been found out In the mat
ter up 10 a late hour last night.
The first baby was OF negro nlflh. nu,
il was hard 10 tell the race Of the he'ohu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-09

Richmond: Cassie O. Lyme, TO Hiram
Oliver Lyme. q feet on north side Broad
street. between Twcnty-second and TWEEN
ty-third. s..
Minnie c. Messerschmidt. % feet on north
side Moore street. 100 feet west of Har-
risOn, $500
Henrico Julia y. and w. II. Davis from
Home Building Company's trustees, -
ll-l2 feet on Powhatan streets, between
Carter and Robinson, $l.0yO.
Isaac G. WOodcOck from w. II. Bever-
idge, trustee. western Il feet OF lot Is in
Bowling Green and strip of land feet
wide adjoining, $l0i.O.
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Cisterns Going Dry-Date OF Eiecting
County Delegates.

HAMPTON. VA, July S.-Special.-The
question OF water is becoming a serious
one. as there has been no rain here for
two weeks. ana a number OF people OF
this city who have cisterns depend en-
tirely upon rain water.
A number OF cisterns have run dry dur
ing tine drought. and all through the coun-
try farmers are complaining OF their
crops. and vegetables burning up tor
want of rain.
Interest in the postofiice robbery has
not abated and. although every thing
possible is being done 10 catch the guilty
parties. II has been without avail.
The Democrats OF Elizabeth city county
will elect delegates TO the Ronanoke con-
ventlon, on the 10Th instant, instead OF
the 22d, as before announced.
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ATHLErICs, 3; HARTFORD, 2.
A Beautiful Ten-Inning Game with tven'
IX.Matched Teams.

HARTFORD, CONN, July Especial
II took ten innings TO decide to-day's
game between Hartford and the Athletics.
Both Bowen and Garvan were IN me
ed Caravans pitching was just enough
better than Bowon's coupled with lttle
better support than Bowen received 10
win out the game. ,,
II was a game marked by fine pitching
and sharp. clean fielding except on tnS
part of Radford. who was of In his neld
work. two of his three errors being very
rnsllN Tlc SnnTc.
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Old First Virginia Regiment.

The surviving members of the Old First
Virginia Regiment will meet tonight at
the office of the Virginia Fire and Marine
Insurance Company to elect officers and
To make arrangements for their anniver-
sary. which occurs on the 18th of July
but will not be observed until the 18th
owing to the fact that the 18TH falls on
Sunday. The 18th is the thirty-sixth an
niversary of the battle of Bull Run. which
is always enthusiastically observed by
the survivors of the famous old First
Recimenf
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primary to-day at the courthouse. being
court day.
Fifteen delegates were elected to 60 20
Roanoke uninstructed, save as 10 an M
struction TO vote only for candidate
for Governor who supported the ZION.
w. ]. Bryan FOR President at the last
November election.
Il is safe 10 say that eight-tsnths Ut
the delegation from this county are
Tyler men. and f. r. Lassiter FOR Attor-
ney General will find some warm support
ers among the Russell delegates.
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Easy Work for the Champions Hagan's
Phenomenal HIT.

NEWARK. n. j.. July S-Special.-It
was rather easy for the locals to-day
against Paterson. the Atlantic League
Champions. winning the one sided score
OF II TO Z.
Dick" Cogan. who was i'm the box for
Newark. twirled effectively. Young Fla
herty's curves were batted freely through
out. O'Hagans home run drive inside the
grounds, was one of the longest hits
made at Shooting Park this season. The
score.
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Cincinnati. G: Ph;'adelphia. 3.

CINCINNATI. July S.-The Reds won
from tho Phillies in an undressing
game here to-day. Both Dryer and
Taylor were hit hard. In the hrst in
ming. Cooley was caught OF Of first base
and put out. After kicking for Few
moments Umpire Hurst sent him to Ihe
bench and Orth took his place In centre
field. The fielding OF Hoy was the Tea
ture Attendance. $500.
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CHICAGO. July 8-The colts defeated
the coming champions to-day in ten
inning contest, the most exciting ana
best played here this season. Boston
scored their only run in the first on two
singles and wild pitch. 4 double a
sacrifice and single tied them In the
fifth. and the winning run came In the
tenth Griffith batting Il in after single
and a steal. The visitors played won
derful game in the field but were unable
to hit Griffith. Attendance. 1900.
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Louisville, Z: Baltimore, J.

LOUISVILLE. July S.--The Colonels
played like champions to-day and the
orioles were never I'm The game. Gun
ningham kept the visitors hits scattered
and his support was gilt edged. The bat
ting of Clark and Werdcn was a fea-
ture. Attendance. 1S00.
nIrfGxrrT
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PHILADELPHIA.


PITTSBURG. PA, July S.-There was
enough hitting to-day 10 make the game
interesting. and the errors on both sides
were costly enough 10 make it uncertain.
The winning run was made on Ely
wild throw to the plate. Warner was put
out of the game for saying naughty
words to the umpire Attendance, 2,i0O
IDTTtTsS nTrnE
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A. Rothfuss. c. ............1 o

Summary: Earned runs-NewaIk, o.
Paterson. 3. Two base hts-Wright' as
sldy. J. Rothfuss. 2; Daley. Heidrick' D.
Rothfuss. Touhey. Keister, wagner
Home runs-OHagan. Three base mus
wright ]. Rothfuss. Hatfield Stolen
bases-O'IIagan. Cassidy. Wagner. Le,t
on bascs-Newark, 6; Paterson 4" S'ruvn
ont~ nv Flaherty. 2. Double plays-Hat-
field unassisted: Daley to Cassidy. FIRST
base on errors-Newark. 2; Paterson. .
First base on balloon Cogan, 2: OF fla-
hertv. .. Hit by pitched ball-Daley'
wild pitch-Cogan. Umpire-Cariin'
Time. hours % minutes.
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The graduating exercises OF the Nir-
ginia Business College Will be heid AZ
the Mozart Academy OF Music. ffsday.
July Sth at $50 l.. NJ. The Following Is
the programme:
Invocation.
Awarding Diplomas.
Music.
Address hv Rev. Moses D Hose. D. D.
.uh,,ct: individuality saG Co.opsra-
ton"
solo by Captain Frank Cunningham.
Benediction.
A cordial Invitation Is extended to ths
puhlin
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CHICAGO BEATS BOSTON.
THE COLONIES HAVE An EASf TIME
DEFEATfNG the CHAMPIONS.
Cincinnati 10 Climbing Towards Second
Place. while the Giants Arc MOVING
Upto the Third Po.it'on'
Result OF Yesterdays Games.

New York. 5; Pittsburg 4.
Chicago. 2: Boston, l. "
Cincinnati. 6; philadelphia D.
Cleveland. 10: Washington. D.
Brooklyn. /: st. Louis, u
Louisville. Z, Baltimore, D.
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Where They Play To-Day.

Reading at Richmond
Lancaster at Norfolk.
Paterson at Newark.
Athletics at Hartford.
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CARS roBE KUN 10 rnE LaRE.
Forest Hill Vaudeville Largely Attended
Inst Nisht.

TIH~N
A largo crowd, from 100 70 1900 per-
sons. laughed and applauded The splen-
did performance OF tho Forest hill PARK
vaudeville Company last night a large
trolley party arrived Just in time 20 Wit
no lalso al the close Of which they ap-
plauded heartily and then went back 10
fheir special car 10 continue their trip.
In a brief time IL is probable that ma
street cars running 20 this popular resort
will be run direct to me axe. %nete , IN
be duly appreciated by ,ne numerous
crowds who patrOnize this popular re-
sort t. "A
Performances are given each night aA
$50 and regular matinee tomorrow AT
l.. VI.
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ST. LOUIS. MO, July S.-The Brooklyns
won from the Browns to-day by a score
OF to 0. The playing Of both sides was
fast. The local team claims it was shut
out by the umpire. Attendance, 1900.
Srr TDIFIS
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Base on balls-Grifith. l. Struck out
Griffith, 4, Nichols. 3.
Cleveland. 10; Washington, ,.

CLEVELAND. O., July s.-The Sena-
tors were never In to-day's game. AL
though they hit Young hard, they were
unfortunate when they had men on bases
Attendance. 500.
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balls. He got safe. however. on hot
one TO Elberfeld. who fumbled. while
woodruff scored. But McMackin died at
20 cord on Skaters choice, and the Che
ruhs won the game.
Here is the correct score:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-09

FARMVILLE. VA. July s.-Special.-
Farmvile defeated Crewe this evening
easily by a score Of 80 TO 0.
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Summary. ElrnCd funs-NUIIVTk' %
Lancaster, g. Two-base hits - Leahy.
Pfanmiller. McFarlan, Madison. Home
runs-Yeager. Seyboli. Sacrifice hits
Ulrich. WentZ. Stolen bases-La ROGUE,
Snyder, ?: Weihl. ,. McFarlan. Weddige,
Wentz. Left on bascs-NOrfolk. :: Ian
caster :. Struck out-By Pfanmiller:
Soybold: by Sprogel: Pfanmiller. 3. First
on errors-Norfolk. .; Lancaster, >. First
on balls-On Pfanmiller. ]: off Sprogel ?.
Hit by pitched Dall-lIanniyan. Smith. TIM
pire-Snydcr. Timc-2.O0. Ncacer bat
ted for Sprogcl in the ninth. Two men
out when winning nun was made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-09

Mr.. r. Gemmell. Jr.. OF 800 west Main
street. left yesterday for the Allegheny
Mountains. where he expects 10 spend
few veeks. hoping to improve his haalth-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-09
WANTS. His Mule.

Suit was Instituted in the Circuit Court
yesterday by S. Brooks against Nelson
Cauthorn to recover a mule valued at
s.o
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VIWI ssssss -
READING.

Summary: Earned runs-Richmono' o.
Reading. I. Two-base hits - stuart,
Kahn. Rarckley. Three-basc hit-Wo ou-
ruff Home runs-Stuart. Foster. stolen
basos-Uargrove Wells, Slater. Base on
halIs-On Chesbro. 2: off McMackin, J.
struck out-By Chesbro: Minnehan'
snrait. .: Mcintyre. 3; Barcklcy, Wood
ruff. McMackin: by McMackin: McDo"-
aid Timc-1:45. Umpire-Mr burns
BASEBALL NOTES.
Harry Raymond captain and third nPse-
man of the Reading team Is SIGN at
Ford's Hotel
pitcher Clausen. who was released by
Norfolk last Friday, and was taken UP
nv Reading. has signed with Lancaster
The week after next we nave inc
Southern teams each for three games
and by a week from Saturday ought 10
bo I'm first placc.-fattford Telegram.
the Hartford people must expect TO
have an easy thing with the virginia
teams.
President Byrne, Of the Brooklyn clnp'
IS after Pitcher Joe Neaeer VINO mas
been on the Lancaster Pa) team LOT
the past three years Pitcher Fisher OF
the Rridegrooms and a good sized bonus
II is said. have been offered In exchange.
Hartford Telegram. This Is the same
man the Cherubs "eat up the other day.
CHESHIRE was very effective yesterday.
The Cherubs percentage is now .ovV.
Can they make II more?
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THE SAPPHIRE STAKES.
UOy ~ THREE STRAIGHT HEATS
By A nor FIYORITE.
Martha II, Had Little Trouble I'm Running
Around the Two Year Old Pack. ana
Was Never Headed,

CINCINNATI. O., July s-The Sapphire
Stakes for two-yesr-old FLIES was won
at oakley to-day by Tommy Griffin's
Shifty Dandy Dimmont hlly Martha III.
Eight Of the best two-year-olds at the
track tried for the prize. but Martha had
little trouble RUNNING around the others.
She went TO the front at the drop Of the
flag and was never headed, winning by
three lengths from Flora Louise, who
made a bold bid for the money through
the stretch.
Martha was a hot favorite in the bet
ting Weather very warm; track fast,
betting light.
First race. five and a half furlongs-
Chicopec G. 10 % first; Seaport, g to 1
and to - second; Wilson. q 10 u third.
Time 1903 3-i Mutuals paid SS.75 for s..
Second race, six and a half furlongS-
Clssie b.. & TO y first; Anna Garth, go
10 l and % TO ID second; Sedan, 6 10 u
third. Time l.22. Mutuals paid $3.50
for s..
Third race, six furlongs-Egbart, @ to
p first. Remp @ 10 and 1 10 p second:
Countess lrma. q TO u third. Time, l.55
l.. Mutuals paid Slf70 for s..
Fourth race. five furlongs-Martha.
(evem first; Flora Louise. O. to 1 and
eyen) second; Lillian Belle. C 10 y third.
Time. l.02 81 Mutuals paid 5000 for s..
Fifth race one mile-lmp g to u first;
Performance, @ to l and to 81 second;
Belle Bramble. Is TO 81 third. Time,
1:ij. Mutuals paid Sl425 for s..
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LEBANON. VA. July s-Sec;al-The
Democrats Of Russell county held their
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FavorItes Win Long Shots.

ST. LOUIS, MO. July S.-Two favorites
and some long shots won at the Fair
Grounds to-day. COnsuella was at 80 to
!, and carried off the second race.
Track fast, weather very hot. Attend
ance. $500.
First race-purse FOR maiden three-year-
olds-six furlongs-Can Galop q TO u
first, Bob White @ 20 1 and 20 20 u sec
ond, Practitioner 100 to y third. Time.
1:l6 II.
Second race-sevon furlongs-Consuella
O5 10 ID first. Minerva O5 10 / and 10 u
second, Ardath az 70 % th'rd. Tine
l.29 l-2.
Third race-one MILEAGE (l3 TO 2W nrst
ROYAL Choice 60 TO 1 and 10 y second.
Remember Ne q to y third. Time
1:fl Ia.
Fourth race-purse. one mile-Time
Maker on to JOB first. Grey Hurst rs TO
and . TO - second. Damocles q 70 p
third. Time. lao 81.
Fifth race-five furlongs-Watchmaker
90 TO u first. Verify az 20 10 and 10 p
second, Lucky Star GO to y third. Time
1.02 If.
Sixth race-six and 4 half furlOngs-St.
Augustine 90 20 d first. Utopia u 10 2
and EVEN second. siddubi 60 to d third.
Time, 1:2l 3-i
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Batteries-Young and thinner; King and
Mcclure. Umpire. oDay. Time, 200.
ADD BODY
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Batted for Bowen in the tenth

'Doherty out for interference
Score by innings. Ns,
Athletics ..... o OOOO02OO1-3
Summary: Two-base hits-McNey. Ca
rev. Battam. Sacrifice hits-Battam. Il
Schaub. Stolen bases-Mack. Thornton.
Roach Double plays-Radford. Mack:
Thornton and Roach. Base on bals,On
Bowen. 2: off Garvan. 3. Hit by pitched
ball-Mack. Struck out-By Bowen, !, by
Garvan, 3. Time Of game. 2i0.
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BALTIMORE.

Summary. FaTHUH fUIIs- 800 ~ v
Baltimore. 3. Base on balls-Cunhihsham'
I: Corbett. l. Struck out-Cunnlngham'
4: Corbett. 3.
The times., 1897-05-29
HELP NEEDED FOR MRS. CRAB.
Poor Circumstances of the Woman
Injured at Thursdays Fire.

Mrs. Lidia Crab, of No. 1927 Ahrend
street northeast, the unfortunate woman
who WAS so seriously injured on Thursday
while endeavoring to rescue "A neighbor
was doing as well as could be expected
yesterday.
Mrs Crab is the mother Of four small
children, one being babe at her breast.
Her husband had only lately secured en-
ployment, and they are in very poor cir
cumstances. The accident has rendered
1t necessary for Mr. Crab to give up his
position aud remain at home to care for
his little ones and minister to the wants
of his unfortunate wife.
The nelghbors of the sick woman, Ike
herself, are nearly ell very poor, but are
doing oil In their power TO alleviate her
distress.
Mrs NJ. F. Iithgow, an employe of the
Treasury Department, and a resident Of
the northeast, has interested herself in
the matter, and yesterday succeeded in
raising small sum among the clerks OF
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Edwin A. Newman, OH 9Th St. NV.

avenue, several nights ago, has been re-
leased from custody.
Commissioner Wight has affixed his Of
ficial signature TO card furnished by
United States Treasurer Morgan, and sent
it to the Treasury Department
The Commissioners have requested of
the Secretary of the Navy the services
of the Marine Band in connection with
the final dress parade and street drill
of the High School Cadets, on June next.
upon deposit by the Metropolitan Rail
road Company of the estimated cost,
81 ,62S. d new Waterman be laid on the
west side OF Columbia road, from Eighteenth
to Nineteenth streets.
But one marriage license was Issued
The times., 1897-05-29

The westfield Und.l News prints the
following in regard to an old resident Of
that pace: Frank McAyoy, for many
years in the employ of the l., y A. s. c.
Ry here, says; Il have used Chamberlain
Collie, Colera, and DiarThoea Remedy for
ten years or longer am never without it
il my family. / consider it the best rem
edy of the kind manufactured. 1 take
pleasure in recommending it " It is a
specific for all bowel disorders. For sale
by Henry Evans. Wholesale and Retail
Druggist. 93S F st. and Conn. ave. and
8 SC. NV