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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18

NEWARK. y. j., May 17.-(Special.)-
Captain Gilman's team made it two
straight against Richmond here this af-
ternoon. the final score being 10 4. But
| Tor a number of damaging errors on both
F sides the game would have been
| pitchers battle. as both Carrlck and
| Schmidt were unusually effective. The
former held his opponents down to six
hits while Schmidt allowed seven TO be
gagged off his delivery. This genial
southerner was as wild as a hawk,
giving no less than eight men their
! bases on balls. Aside from this, four
srappy double plays by the locals dis
posed OF the chances Of the visiting team,
iust when things looked the brightest
| for additional runs.
Richmond started off auspicioGsly in
| the opening inning. and when the fun
vas over had chalked up two runs. FL
aerfeld. the first man up, got his head
n the way of an inshoot. and walked
10 first. He was speedily doubled up.
however. at second. when Jack
Rothfuss scooped up Elsey's ground
Ir and. after touching first, nailed
! Elberfeid, who had overrun second.
. Stuart came TO the rescue with
/ q two-bagger to left, and waltzed home
when Hargrove made the longest hit of
! the day-a corking three-baggor over the
| eentre-helder's head. The ex-policeman
cored when Carrick fumbled Boyle's
grounder. The latter was Immediately
afterwards caught trying 20 steal second.
Another tally for Richmond was made
n the second. Wells reached first on
Cargo's error. and Catcher Schabel
walked to first on four balls. advancing
his manager to second. Schmidt famed
out. but Elberfeld singled to right. scor-
Ing Wells.
Richmond did not score again until the
seventh inning In the mean time, the
Newark players had begun to use their
hats with effect. and broke the ice in the
hrd with a bunch of three. They add
| "a two more in the sixth and two In the
| eighth.
one Of the most brilliant plays seen
On the local grounds in some time was
a great throw by Hargrove from right
feld TO third base. resulting in double
NAY Score.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Eastern Members En- Route for Chis
cago-Richmond Representative.

ALBANY. n. Y, May 1.-Two Wag~
ner sleeping-cars, attached to the New
York Centrars North Shore limited ex-
press, which left New York at $40 o'clock
this afternoon, were occupied by east
ern members of the Associated Press.
going to Chicago. TO attend the annual
meeting of the Associated Press. TO be
held in that city Wednesday. May 18Th
The members aboard and those TO De
taken up at other cities i'm New YORK
State are as follows: Adoiph 8. Ochs,
New York Times: Herman Ridder, New
York Stats Zeitung: Charles w. PAL
mer New York Journal; Horace White
New York Evening Post; Colonel Will
Ham Hester and ST. Clair McKelway.
Brooklyn Eagle; General Felix Agnus.
Baltimore American; Charles II. Grasty.
Baltimore News +. T.. Whiting, Boston
Herald; L. b. Haskell Boston Herald:
f. b. whitney Boston Transcript: Tor
rey T.. Warduer, Boston Traveller; Gene
raj c. II. Taylor, Boston Globe: George
y, Hills. Bridgeport Telegram; G. HI.
Clark, Hartford Courant; w. .. Burr,
Hartford Times; George l.. Fielder,
Hartford Post; A. +. Iangtry. SPRING
field Union; Samuel Bowles. Springfield
Republican, f. H. Butler. Buffalo News;
j. Ambrose Butler. Buffalo News: VIII
liam G.. Warren. Buffalo Commercial;
George f. Matthews and Charles II.
Austin. Buffalo Express; r. N. Penrson'
Concord Monitor; John S. Baldwin. Wor-
cester Spy; John a. Mccarthy, Albany
Press and Knickerbocker; C. G.. Sher-
man. Troy Standard; Arthur Jenkins,
Syracuse Herald Charles OBJ. Cowardin.
Richmond Dispatch; John s. Irby. Rich
mond Times; NJ. J. Flaherty, Lewiston
tMe) Sun: Charles A. Boutelie, bangor
(Me) Wing and Courier.
The party will reach Chicago at 4:s0
F. M. tomorrow, travelling from Buffalo
westward over the Michigan Central rail-
road.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
THE SPRING TURF.
Bool,ics DO Well Again ut LOUIS
xflIe--Good Time.

LOUISVILLE. KY, May n.-lhe w.
Toe aid good business again to-day Aoi
NJ the six events but two OF the pun, >
choice were first under the WIRE ine
track was fast. the best time oil 'ne
meeting being made. while there "eie
about 5000 people in attendance. 20
T,,s, race-one mile-Bonagers (! IL 10
:, Ven Tiiler second, and +. f. " " W
second race-four furlongs-Al5see Dei,
g to y won. Dutch ComeC1 I,an no v 10 u
and 10 to ID second, anu ~" v"
Third race-one mile and one-sixteen,t,nw,,
Lanes Nunroe q to y won, j. A. nIay
q to 1 and to 81 second, ana MSi"'
Hardness Is to u third. lii. st,ai,es seven
furlongs-Dunois 6 to y won, PAU 1T r,sss
Is 10 > third. Time. lbs 81, ,
Fifth race.--six and ,nn nail ia tn and
; TO il second. and Domingo Nl-z to u
sixth race-four furlongs-Lady irene
6 to y won, GeorgS b. cox even da anu 40 :,
to y second, and CanuIeoiach W. W -
third. Time, .49 IL.
MOUND-CITY EVENTS.
CT IONS MO. May 17.-Following
were the results at the Fair-GroundS TO-
First race-six furlongs-Harrie tIoyd
.6 TO 81 won, May Ford (6 TO and ~ 20 /,
second, and Revenue a to u third. Ilihs'
Second race-six MISUNDERSTANDING
Christy g to 81 won. Elsie ID. 90 TO ana
4 to ID second, and Bob Clancy 09 10 -
third. Time. ia 81. . $780,.
Third race-four and haf 1urIongso
Peter McA g TO y won, Empress, Jose,
phne g to 2 and ! TO - second, and
Verify Is to p third. Time. SO ga. :,
Fourth race-one mile-David q to y
won. Linda e to and 2 70 81 second. anc
Ulysses a TO 81 third. Time. l:4l 81.
Fifth race-six MISUNDERSTANDING a to ID
won. Mural go TO and 10 to II second
ard Nicholas Is to 81 third. Time. LA IL
sixth race-seyen advertisements
Ne Is 70 - won, Queen same w 20 l ahI
10 u second, ana Tin Cup q 10 p third.
Time .1S 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
FUNERAL OF THE DUO D'AUMALE.
Impressive CeremOnies-A Wreath
From Queen Victoria.

PARIS May IA memorial service
for the repose Of the soul of the late
Due dAumale was held this afternoon.
The ceremonies. which were most I'M
posing, were attended by all the French
ministers, the members of the French
Institute. and great number OF public
officials. all in uniform. Queen Victoria
was represented by Hon. M. p. CARING
ton. one of her Majestys equerries In
ordinary. and the Prince OF Wales was
represented by Major-Gensral Arthur
Edward A. Ellis. one OF the Princes
ecuerries.
Queen Victoria sent wreath OF iaureis
and lilies, tied with a satin ribbon. on
which was inscribed: "A Mark or Re-
spect. Affection and Sincere. Friendship,
from His Faithful Friend and Cousin,
Victoria. r. l." The Prince OF wales
sent a similar wreath.
A guard OF honor. consisting OF Two
hattallons OF infantry and attachments
OF cavalry and artillery. was drawn up
before the church, which was heavily
draped. the draperies bearing the arms
OF the House OF France.
After religious services the collin con-
tanning the remains OF the Duke was
placed in front Of the church. and the
troops marched past, the bands playing
the march Of the Sambre and Mouse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
Marriage of Mr.. Haskell and Mrs.
Walker,

Mr.. William A. Haskell and Miss oeie
V. Walker were married by Rev. r. H..
Rawlings at HIS O'Clock yesterday at his
residence No. 100 east Clay street. Ow-
ing to a recent bereavement in the
brides family, the wedding was g very
Guiet one Mr. g. l.. Barker and Miss
Evelyn c. Walden were the only at
PENDANTS After the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs Haskell left for Washington. and
will 20 thence to New York to visit the
parents Of the groom.
Mr.. Haskell Is assistant general man.
aeer of the Richmond branch OF the
Standard Oil Company. and during his
three years residence in Richmond he
has made hosts Of friends, in both social
and business circles. His bride Is the at
tractive daughter of the late l.. y. Walk
er. Of Norfolk. She wore a tailor-made
suit of tan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
On the Toboggan Now.

Richmond rs on the toboggan and Is
NOW In sixth place. That signifies no
thing. though Three games VIII put the
fohnnios in the fight again-if they only
srcc,ed In winning them. The best or
teams get down occasionally. and Rich
nond's team, when compared with the
other Atlantic leaguers. comes under that
ANS well. that ends well. and Richmond
will end well. See II she don't.
Tbe Newark management is cranky
Yesterday telegraph operators were MOI
allowed In the park. and no report could
~ .ctsen Of the game until after IL was
concludcd. AS a result, the Little Men
here had 10 play the Norfolk Philadel-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18

There will be a meeting at True Re
formers Hall this afternoon OF leading
colored men frcm various sections or
Virginia. The nature OF the call for the
meeting has been fully explained in the
Dispatch.
one of the Naturalization leaders
brought to this Office last night the fol-
lowing card: THE friends Of Mitchell and
Bahen, at Il conference held. requested
their friends not 10 attend that conven-
ton called by the office-seekers on Tues
day, May 18TH. We will give our reason
hereafter for not attending"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
ALSO HITTERS.
MCABE BOYS BEATEN.
Woodberry Forest Lads Led Them
Into Camp.

McCabe's were defeated yesterday af-
ternoon by Woodbury. Forest, Of Orange,
bv a score of to 8. McCabe's lost the
game by loose fielding and inability to
hit the ball. Woodbury. Forest felded
excellently, and also hit the ball hard.
an pitched an excellent game for the
visitors, allowing McCabe's only elk hits,
and Beirne put up a good game at second
Tor Woodbury.. accepting eight chances
without an error. Cyclone Gordon twirled
the first six innings. and then went to
right field. Hines going into pitch. Score:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
Richmond Boys I'm Alexandria.

special to the Dispatch from Alexan-
dria said that Clare Gentry and Charles
Mitchell. the two boys who ran away
from their homes, in Richmond, are held
in that place by the authorities. The
police of Richmond, it states. have also
been notified.
zone Of the boys" says the special.
says he left his home because his father
threatened TO send him 10 the reforma-
tory. The runaways are being well taken
care OF. and seem none the worse for
their journey"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
Prouosea Income-Tax Amendment.

WASHINGTON, May H.-Representa-
tive Cochran. of Missouri. to-day INTRO
duced a resolution for submitting TO the
legislatures of the States an amendment
to the Constitution. which follows: AN
Income-tax shall not be construed as a
2 and section of Article l. OF the Con-
sttution, but the Congress shall have
power TO lay and collect a tax on In
comes derived from any source whatever.
without regard 10 apportlonment or
enumeration.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
Another Bank Man Indicted.

indictment in the bank cases
was reported by the grand jury tonight.
The Allemania Bank was among those
which failed during last winter, and into
whose affairs the grand jury has been
looking and this indictment was for
grand larceny. against Albert Scheffer,
president OF that institution. The ground
for the charges is an overdraft on his
personal account to the amount of s6,475.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
A Row Mt Curtis Neck.

Iohn Diddlick. a blacksmith at Curtis
W i'm the lower part of Henrico be-
came enraged at negro farmland
named Buck Young on Saturday after
noon. with the result that he hurled az
rrlft the negro's hand open, but did not,
as 49, was reported here, kill him: Con
chic Samuel went 10 Curtis Neck 10
arrest Diddlck, but nothing had been
heard from him last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
Registered His Satanic Majesty.

was aroused on Saturday afternoon.
when. supon looking at the registry kept
there for the reception of the names OF
visitors. he saw registered In a feminine
hand the words "Beeizebub. Hades. a
narty of young ladies' and gentlemen OF
mis- CITY were the last persons ut the
register prior TO this discovery. and the
keeper threatened TO Institute proceedings
against them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18

The colossal drill haG OF the Regi-
,,ontaI Armory is ablaze with color
Ind light. The cold bare walls have
disappeared behind Confede.ate u punti nlj
9 ms ~ red and white. The hall has
never r. taken on more festive appearance.
FLAGS. national, State, and Confederate;
si, , 80 nict,1res of Generals Lee. Pick
EFT ftu and Jackson stand out from glowing
hackgrOund.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
needed Literary Success.

Last nights meeting OF the Sn,ie', ,,,tth
College Literary Society was rep'e,e W." w
interest and profit, and was Srea,ay
loved by a large and cultivated auuie NJ
sResolved. That Grant was a NOR a ~.
general than Lee" was the debate OF .he
evening. Professor J. O. Alwooa, III M a
strong. logical speech. presented ,he NIL NJ
tarv abilities Of General Grant, ana al.
n bowman. in most eloquent ana wei
chosen Language, brought out the l'any
fine qualities that made Lee the sie" r.,
general the world has ever known. ! ne
society decided I'm favor OF the Mega re,
The feature of the evening was the
admirable reading given before ths SO
ciety by Mr.. PegTam Dargan sianuhr.s
OF iIaryard University. Mr.: Dargan, VINO
combine with a distinguished appear
arce "A strong. full. sonorous voice. gave
after 2 graceful Introductory speech. SSve-
raj scenes from Macbeth" with tnrilIlng
eject Then followed Scots "Ghase >,
Rndyard Kiplings Song OF me BanJo
az original poem entitled Ihe Iale 81
the Tar" and a recitation OF The Lord
Payer" all OF which were spiendidiy
given and elected hearty applause. AZ
the close of Mr.. bargains reading ne was
thanked by rising vote of the society.
The society then adjourned. 10 meet
again the first Monday night in June.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
rho c,,ou Scenes This Evening.

The poople of Richmond will have an
other privilege this evening az the AGA
Gn'ov ~ Music OF viewing the Cuban
W. scenes - under the auspices OF the
Memorial Associations of the city.
There was the final rehearsal last nignt.
and every department and feature OF the
entertainment was perfect
Those who attend TINS evening WIN eeI-
tainlv have a pleasant time
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
THE COCKADE CITY.
ANNUAL MEETING OF METHODIST
sUNDAY-sCHOOL ASSOCIATION.
statistics-The Coming Bicycle
Races-Many Entrics-RichmoDdt to
he Represented-yIsitin the Bat
fIe-FfcIds-A Small Fire-Briefs.
Statistics-The Coming bicycl
t,e-FicIds-A Small Fire-Briefs.

PETERSBURG, VA, May T.--(spe-
cial)-The annual meeting of the Metho-
dist Sunday-School Association OF this
city was held yesterday afternoon at
the Washngton-Street church The at
tendance was large and the exercises
of a very interesting character, In
Guiding fine singing and fine recitatiohs
and an address by Rev. j. T. Routten'
of Crewe. The average organization and
attendance for the past month were re-
,orto1 nc foiloyc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18

able master of Liberals Lodge OF Perfec-
ton, No. 8, A. +. and A. s.. OF f. NJ.
delivered short address last night at
ST. Adams Hall on Spurious Scottish
Rite Masonry" DIR. Carmichael was an
Intimate friend Of General Pike, and from
personal interviews with him and close
study has gained a thorough knowledge
of all the schsms in the high grades"
that have taken place in this century.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18

had repeated attacks of the disease Dut
each time seemed to recover. lew days
ago she was seized again, and was con-
veyed to st. Vincents, where an appa-
rentIy successful operation was per-
formed Wednesday. she was thought 10
be recovering, but she was taken worse
Saturday, and died about noon YESTERDAY;
She was a gTandniece OF the ceieotaleu
Commodore Decatur, or the Anisiuis ~.
navy. and was a social leader In tins
CITY and very ponular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
lOtulS 80. ..''''''i,VY'

President r. T.. Gil read his annual
report. showing the total average register
of the association for the year was l,54a;
average attendance. 1,2l5; pei. cent, ~.
The total collections for school purposes
lions 10 the churches were made from
the Sunday schools. The following OFF,
GERS were elected for the ensuing year:
President. r. T.. Gill; Secretary, John
Jones; Treasurer, G.. Il. Eanes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18

ROANOKE, VA. May T:-tSpec.aL)-
Ine storehouse of William White. corner
Roanoke street and franklin road. was
robbed last night by unknown paI',.ths;
Four dollars in cash was taken from ne ~,
cash-drawer. and quite a lot OF portanle
goods were taken from the shelves, m m
robbers effected an entrance through tns
front window
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18

NEW YORK, Nav l7.--Firms and indi-
yiduals In this country who are interested
in trade with Cuba, and who desire peace
i'm the island as soon as possible sent to-
day TO the Secretary of State q memorial
setting forth how business interests are
suffering and giving facts about the strug-
Gle i'm Cuba. in the hope that measure;
NAV be devised TO terminate the war in
the island.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
NORFOLK WON.
Defeated the Athletics i'm Close
Game.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, May H-(Spe-
eal)-Norfolk to-day inaugurated its
tFst invasion OF northern territory by a
host creditabie victory from Phladei-
Ih.a. The game was most interesting
and well played. Each team had bat
hng streak. and. as usual. the adaee,
he laughs best who laughs last"
aoved true. The Athletics hearty laugh
ssme Ia the sixth. and Norfolk's Joy Was
tlmuxed in the ninth. Norfolk was facing
tsf OLD opponent. Brandt. and he held
nem IN hand till the eighth, when his
am gave out, resulting disastronsly.
sT Norfolk, cilroy was IN the box, and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
SHOE SALE.

We want a crowd again to-day
to see the extra values offered by
reason of the Sample Sale OF
Mems, WOmen'S, and Chill
dren'S Summer Shoes
from ROBERTS 4 HOGE, Rich
mond's Big Wholesale Shoe
House.
A few Ladies' Specials:
Soc, 6oc., &c., 0Sc., SI.IS.
A few Mems Specials:
ASc., o8c., $I.40.
A few Misses andChildren's:
.35c., Soc, 63C., 75c., Csc.
Every item worth a look, and q
guaranteed bargain assured.
Many other attractive features
to this sale-one week only, end
ing Saturday, May 22d. Price
special: Our one main object
we aim to buy cheap and sell
cheap. This lot bought at. less
than cost of manufacturing--so
SAYS Messrs. Roberts & Hoge in
letter OF May Sth, now posted IN
our window. ss s5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
THE SUNDAY GAMES.
Richmond Defeated by Newark, and
Little ucddy Lost Again.

NEWARK, n. j.. May l6.-(Special.)-
The local team defeated the Richmond
club here this afternoon in a well-played
contest, both clubs playing very fast BAN.
Johnstones clever twirling was mainly
responsible for the visitors defeat and
the errors that were made by Richmond
proved costly. The score:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18

ternoon and were easily defeated. being
unable TO hit Jones. when hrs counted.
The game was an exciting one, and
was close until the seventh, when a base
on halls McIntyre's error. and two hits
brought In two runs for the locals. Both
teams ala some snappy fielding. A catch
by Hin IN the ninth on a dead run, saving
two TALES. was one Of the features. The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
Bicycle Race at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE. KY, May 1T-Eddie
Bald of Buffalo defeated owen Kimbie.
of this city. IN match race at Fountain
Ferry Park this afternoon. The event
WAS run In three heats. kimble won the
nrst al one third of a mile. in Is 20 Bald
won the half mile in ] :26 2-5. and the
mile heat in oil S-5. The latter was
p,cad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
En,norin Notes.

ENPORlA. VA. May Especially
,rbe Board OF Supervisors met to-day and
;ransacted the usual routine business.
rms is the last meeting before the cleo
ton.
Mr. Matthew w. Mason, who has sue
cessfuiIv taught the graded school here
This session. closed the school last Fri
dav Mr.. Mason Is qualified TO practice
as an attorney, and will for the present
locate at Wakefield. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18

SHAWANO. WIS, May l7.-Martin
Wicks and wife, who live near Gresham.
this county, left their home this morn
ing. 10 look after some stock that had
strayed away. During their absence
forest fires spread over the farm. and de-
stroyed the house. Three small children,
who had been left alone, persisted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18

small fire occurred at Nos. Sii and
N6 north Fifth street at 2:SD o'clock
Yesterday afternoon In the Kitchen OF M.
n ~. Mccain. II was communicated 10
a building owned by Mrs. Sarah +. Leon
ard and caused damage to the. extent OF
x.oo which is fully covered by insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
Postmaster Commits Suicide.

SPRINGFIELD. MASS. May l.-Cnarles
Morse postmaster at Warwick. has com.
mlted suicide. Business troubles ana
the circulation OF petition for the app
pointment OF new postmaster are sup
posed TO have been the cause
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
GOOD STICK WORK
Enabled Lancaster TO Defeat Hart
ford Yesterday.

HARTFORD, CONN. May 1L-(spe-
cial)-By superior stick work Lancaster
defeated Hartford to-day. In the sixth
inning Vickery was batted out Of the
box. after the visitors had Melted seven
runs. Gastright succeeded him and was
"A trine more effective. Dolan was steady
throughout and received good support
The score:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
The Reforms for Cubn,

HABANA, May 1.-THE royal decree
uniting into force the reforms which the
government decided, on March loth:
santa Clara, Matanzas, Habana. and
Pinar del Rio. arrived from Spain to-day,
which Is King Alfonso's birthday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
Death from Hydrophobin.

CAPE CHARLES. VA. May H.csspe,
Tankard;s a farmer living near cape
maj MAJ dog about two months 20 ,iie..
saturday nj 1t of bydrophobia after iou QUIZ
hes OF medical aid was given him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Nebmond -. ---------..210O0OiOO- 4
Newark ...... ............O O3O20 -
Summary: Earned runs-Newark, J.;
Richmond. l. Two-base hlt-Stewart.
nree-base hit-Hargroye. Stolen bases
newark. s: Richmond, 2 Struck out-By
Shmidt 5: by Carriek. 4. Double plays
J Rothfuss and Gilman; Cargo. Gilman,
srd j. Rothfuss GU; Daley. Gilman, and J.
hothfuss: Hargrove and Elberfeld First
base on errors-NcwaTk, 3, Richmond, 3.
FIRST base on balis-On Carrlck 3: OF
s.hmnt 8. Hit by pitched ball-Elbcr-
tid. 2. wild pitch--Carrick. Passed ball
A Ruthfuss. Umpire-Jones. Time OF
Eme 2 hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18

Ahout II o'clock Sunday night fire was
discoyered in some trash in the cellar at
Murphy's Hotel. bucket brigade was
W ne hosiery and the flames were as
9uickiy sxtinguished. The damage was
very slight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-18

WINSTON, N. c.. May H.-(spec;al) y
Congressman Kitchin. OF the Fifth North
Carolina District, to-day accepted an in
Salem Female College commencement.
He viii speak on Wednesday morning.
May 18th.