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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-30
CLARKE COUNTY.
Second German OF the scason-The
Dancers.

BERRYvILLE, VA, July 29.-(Speclal)
Professor John p. Mcclure. OF Richmond,
will deliver his well-known lecture upon
the subject, virginia in the Closing
Scenes Of the Revolutions; or, The Siege
OF Yorktown" at the courthouse. In
Berryville. on Monday night next This
lecture. which was firsr delivered IN
Richmond under the auspices of the So
ciety for the Preservation OF virginia
Antiquities, will be delivered here for
the benefit of Stonewal Chapter OF the
Daughters Of the Confederacy.
The Berryville German Club gave the
second of its series OF dances at Win
ston Hall Tuesday night. Dancing began
at Q o'clock and was kept up until a.
NJ. Among those present were Misses
Elizabeth and Rebecca Boiling and Lucia
Grady and Mr.. Reginald Morrison. Of
Baltimore: Misses Bessie Conrad. Char
lotte Weams, and Messrs. Cornell and
Owens, OF Winchester Va; Paca
Kennedy, Milton and Charles Rouss, Of
Charlestown. w. Va; Van Bippitt, OF
New York; Misses Amy McCloud, Nettie
Griffith Virginia Morris, and - Rich
ardsOn, of Washington: Misses Wells, OF
Fairfax; Chalmers, of Alexandria; Fem
dali of Towsontown, Nd, and Lyle Tyler,
Of Richmond; Mr.. Roy Bailey. of Fau-
quler county, and Misses Mamie Nc
Donald, Edith Allen, Lucy and Amy
Deahl, Nellie and Bette Rice Page.
Mamie and Evelyn Mcclure. Lizzie
Thompson, Eliza and Mamie Lppitt,
Marie Lewis. May Wheat, and Mossrs.
Harry Warden. c. VI. Brown. g. w. Nc
Donald Frank and Lawrence Mccormick
Richard Willis, James Thompson, Tom
Hardesty. Freeland Lewis, Dangerfeld
Lewis. Leo and Rob. Wheat Eugene
and Elliot Glover, George Irwin. W. T.
Lewis. James and Mack Clagett. Allen
D0rtch, Baxter and Truxton Boyce, ot
Clarke county.
Mrs. w b. Lee. of Gloucester county.
arrived on Tuesday. and Is visiting her
mother, Mrs. r. $. Knowles.
Miss Lyle Tyler, one OF the bellies OF
Richmond, is visiting Miss May Wheat.
Mr. Victor Denny. OF stanton. Va, IL
visiting his old home, at White Post, this
county.
Miss Emily Smith is visiting relatives
IN Charlestown, w. Va.
Miss Bette Snouffer, OF Adamstown,
Nd. is visiting Miss Burnie Brown.
Mir. Roger r. Smith, Of Aiken, S. c.,
is visiting relatives in Clarke county.
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nicI,ensnn RepnbIicans.

DWALE, VA, July 29.-Gpe g. b.
There will probably be much wranyi.
among tho Republicans Of this legs
tive district as 10 where tho noia
of that party shall como from, Blcha
county claiming that under an ag.D
ment entered into by the three c0lnt
composing the district, il Is now he4 90
while Wise county, upon some to-
meal grounds. also claims that the Dr.. ..
IS now due her.
In the Democrat convention wh d
met at Cllatwood In 1893, 70 nOmina,, b.
standard-bearer for the House OF i-s.--
gates. which was then due Dickaa
county under the agreement, throtla
some misunderstanding tho Wise cor.
~ delegation withdrew and no nor
nation WAS then made. A few days laisf
a convention was held In Wise and
Tate irwin nominated. and elected an o.
ensuing election. oyer Kennedy tfl y
publican nominee from Dickinson cour-
~. Then, I'm 1895. both candidate To-
the position were from Dickinson. Nos
as | understand IL, the Republicans o.
Wise say that Buchanan should have
claimed the nominee In 1896. but as she
did not. she must lose by her failure 20
do go. that II Is now her jWse's) turn.
and that Buchanan must not usurp her
rights. They further attempt 70 es-
tablish the justice OF their claim by
arguing that Irwin was a Democrat. and
that they did not have the member then.
am advised that tho Republicans are
rather indignant over tho matter.
There seems 70 be a great deal OF
logging" going on among th9 lumber
men Of this county. Teams u work
oxen are TO be seen going 10 the lumber
ing centres almost every day.
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'PHoNE QUESTION AGAIN.
Fredericksburg Calls n Halt 10 the
LOng-Distnnce Company.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. July %
Special Mr. Clarence T.. Young one
Of the counsel OF the American Telephone
and Telegraph Company, was here to-
day to confer with a committee Of tho
Council about that lines entering Fred
ericksburg.
Mr.. Young was accompanied by State
Senator Little. The meeting was quite
sensational Mr.. Young positively re-
fused to accede to all the restrictions
proposed. Mayor White and the COM
mittee told Mr.. Young that the town
would be glad 10 welcome his company
II they would agree 20 come upon the
same conditions that were imposed upon
the home company.
Mr.. Young emphatically refused this
offer. and Counsel Little said the Ameri-
can Telegraph and Telephone Company
would belt the town, As there Is no
hope Of the Councils meeting the de-
mands Of the Long-Distance Telephone
Company, the old burg will b. denied the
privilege for awhile Of talking by word
of mouth with the outside world.
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ORDERED TO LEAVE.
4 Halifax Way OF Treating Party
OF Suspects.

KEYSVILLE, VA. July 29.-(Special)--
During the last few months numerous
petty robberies have been committed In
the surrounding country. Faym-housss.
corn-houses stables. &c, have been rob
bed The strong arm OF the Law seemed
unable 10 cope with these petty thieves.
and while suspicion rested upon certain
party OF negroes, IL seemed impossible
to secure sufficient evidence 10 convict
them. SO the farmers decided 10 rad
themselves Of such troublesome people.
Al s O'Clock at point FIVE miles south
Of town. sixty-seyen hOrsemen, composed
Of the best farmers In the community.
met and decided 20 visit the homes Of the
suspects. This they did, and after reading
the variety act TO them, gave them i've
DAYS I'm which 20 leave the country. some
cot wind Of the movement and left te-
fore the cayairymen arrived.
The hOrsemen rode into town 10 see
one Of the men wanted. and the negroes
here were much frightened. though the
visitors were quiet and orderly. and did
nothing contrary 10 law while here The
troop was I'm command OF an cx-Confedc-
rate captain, and some OF his men had
him through The late war.
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UAPPl niLIEAN.
Farmers I'm Good spirits-Fine crops.
Copper and Gold.

SOUTH BOSTON, VA. July 2e.-(spe-
ial)-The farmers Of Halifax are better
pleased and are looking more cheerful
and hopeful than FOR many years. Tho
grain crop which proved TO be of the
best. has been safely secured. Tho grow
ing crop OF tobacco is looking most OK
celent The corn crop, especially on up
lands, IS decidedly the best ever
seen. II is equal to that produced by
the rich. alluvial soil Of the river bot
toms. The crop OF corn on the lowlands
IS all that could be desired. although not
so far advanced as that on the ridges
Every person who owns garden reports
vegetables as most luxuriant Peaches
and apples, in some sections are sOme-
what scare; in mono really plentiful
The crop Of old tobacco Is being sold
right rapidly in order to make room in
barns for the incoming crop. The pr.ces
this week have had an upward tendency.
virginia, a village in Halifax on the
Atlantic and Danvilo railroad, is grow
ing RAPIDLY. 1t has fine stores. two
hotels. mills. shops. and churches.
For many years copper-mining has been
n considerable industry. Recently
gold in limited quantities has been found,
and shafts arc being sunk In many Sec
tions. a short time ago Mr.. w T.. G.
Eustis purchased 5000 acres Of mineral
lands. He is a northern capitalist and
works a large force. Lumber sumac,
and tanbark constitutes a large bulk
OF the barter trade.
Cards have been issued announcing the
marriage Of Miss Iryie o. Easley the
charming, bright, and beautiful daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and AIRS. Henry Easley, to
Mr.. Howard L. Edmunds, young ana
successful Businessman OF Newport
News. Mr. Edmunds is the son OF the
late Colonel Lttleton Edmunds and a
cousin OF Hon +. G. Edmunds. The oere-
mony Will be performed August nth at
$3.50 o'clock Z. NJ, in the Presbyterian
church here.
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RflEGH'S BUDGET.
NEWS NOTES GATHERED IN NORTH
CAROLINA's CAPITAL.
Governor RusseIrs Visit to virginia.
A Revenue Rnid-Rniiroad butid-
ing-MIIitnry, Personal, and Other
Mention OF Interest.

RALEIGH. n. c., July D.-Ospecial)-
Governor Russelrs visit to Old Point
August 14th will continue several days
He will 20 to Virginia Beach. ocean
View, and the capes. His party VIII DO
quite large.
Peaches and grapes are being shipped
from Southern Pines In great quantities.
There Is a great crop OF Niagara ana
Delaware grapes there
Last night Revenue-Deputy whey
Jones and a posse made a raid In Gran
Vile county, not far from Younssviiie'
and captured an Illicit stu OF fifty gall
Ions. No arrests were made. IL was
in the Hunts oldheld" neighborhood.
where more stills have been captured
than at any other place in this district
or. perhaps. in all North Carolina
Yesterday the session OF tho summer
school at the Colored Agricultural ana
Mechanical College began.
The line OF the Durham and Charlotte
railway is graded to Johnston city, SIX
miles the other side Of Deep river. IL
via Troy and Albemarle.
The revenue collections in the West
ern Revenue District for the hscal year
aggregate Sl6S,592
There was a novel marriage In John-
ston county day or two ago. IL oe-
Cured in the public road. The groom
wore only "A shirt. trousers, and hat,
and was barefooted. The bride also
barefooted wore only a calico dress and
a poke-bonnet
The partial eclipse this morning at
tracted much attention. The SKY WAS
entirely clear. At $50 the temperature
was n degrees, and ut 10 o'clock was
only one degree higher. There was
pleasant GOODNESS. and shadows were
rather indistlnct
State-Treasurer Worth makes the
sweeping statement that only three
fourths OF the property I'm the state II
taxed. The question Is how he KNOWS TINS
p. n. Lybrook. aide 10 Governor Rus
sell Is marshal Of the North Carolina
state Fair. Colonel Holt having de-
clned the appointment.
twenty convlcts were sent 10 Carthage
today to dig gravel 600 carloads. for
the Seaboard-Air Line railway from PITS
near Carthage.
The penitentlary Superintendent says
10 he can only get enough for labor OK
convlcts during August 10 pay for Feed
ing and guarding them. he VIII come
out all right that the expenses per
month are $1,000. ana that he wants
TO put at work every able-bodied convict
now on the farms until September lst.
Mr.. Harden. Of Alamance. Is 10 be tho
clerk Of the Penitentiary Board
The Goldsboro' Rifles 30 into camp at
Morehead City August Sth for ten days
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A sLUGGTNG-MATCH.
hut Most of the sIugging on One
Side.

NORFOLK, VA, July 29.-(Special.)-
A smuggling match in which all the slug
cling was on one side after the first in
ming. is the story Of the defeat Of the
Brooms by Lancaster to-day. The visi-
tors went 20 the bat first, and made two
rms. n success which the locals discount
ed two TO one. 1t was clear case that
West was weak i'm the box, 50 he went
10 the bench at the end Of the first in
ming. and Yeager took his place. Nor
folk did not get n man around the bases
after the change. Mcfarland, though
not in condition to pitch, was kept in the
box to the end of the game, and was
hated mercilessly. Except for the hard
hitting by the visitors, the game was
featureless. Yeager distinguished him
self by putting the ball over the fence
the first time he went 10 the bat. There
will be two games tomorrow. in which
Bishop and Pfanmiller, respectively, viii
mitch. Score:
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We agree with the Richmond Dispatch
o,d the Lvnchburg News that the in
ecriptIon upon the monument at West
poirt i'm honor Of northern soldiers who
toIi In the great war against the South
is libel and insult. Every southern
aaaet there must feel the reproach. the
o,to,,nted stigma, as he reads II IS a
Monument to 1.-THE soldiers in the regular
army who fell in the late var Of the re-
S,i,to, f" THAT word rebellion" IS
devilish lie and cannot De justified In
,,,,, court or In any historical forum
W. conv from the Lynchburg News a
t,roeIv editorial upon this anront and
,"nroach sought to be affixed upon the
s,rn1test men who ever graduated from
wei Po.nt-RObert +. Lee. Joseph f.
Johnston Thomas J. Jackson. Albert
sidney Johnston. and Wilmington
Messenger.
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Delegates TO ROANOKE.
The Choice of the Democrats Of Mid
dIcseN.

sTORMONT, VA. July 2e.-(special)--
4 very largo and enthusiastic Demo.
cratic mass-meetng was held as soor
as the court adjourned yesterday. Reso-
lutlons endorsing the Chicago platform
and instructlng the delegates to vote
for Lloyd T. Smith for Attorney-General
and endorsing the course OF John w.
Daniel in tho United States Senate were
unanimously adopted.
The following delegates were elected
TO tho Roanoke convention: Walter n.
Ryland. W. u. Evans. Robert McCand-
llsh w. w Woodward, j. X. Saunders
Isaac c. Mercer, While Lawson, and j.
W. Grimmell
Elections Of delegates to the senatorial
and House conventions Will be held ai
the various precincts on the 7th day Of
August.
Tho following resolution was adopted
Resolved. Thai we endorse Che Demo.
cratic ana patriotic course o. Hon }.
TAYLOR Elyson, and would be glad 81
have him as our next Governor"
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richmond ........ .......2 0031 20 o.
paterson ....... .........O 0 o 20 % 2 o. 3
summary: Three-base hit-Smith. Two
base hits-kain. Mcdonald. Chesbro. Har-
desty, Gilman. First base on errors
Richmond. 4, Paterson. 2. Bases on
balis-Oh Chesbro. l. OF Smith. 3. Left
on bases-Richmond. p: Paterson. g.
Struck out--By Chesbro. 3. by Smith. ].
Base from being ht-Foster. Double
piays-Beidrick TO Gilman Elberfeld TO
Mcdonald TO Wells Conroy to Hamburg
Stuart TO Mcdonald to Wells. Stolen
bases lscy, Hargrove. Mcdonald Fos-
ter %. Chesbro. Hcidrick, Hardesty.
Time OF game-i hour and IS minutes.
Umpire-Mr. Belts.
1t will be Lever against Sprogell to-
day.
Elberfeld's sore knee didn't trouble him
yesterday.
Kahn has not lost any Of his cunning.
He put up great game.
Hartford Is still IN third place. but she
helped to put us nearer first place.
But FIVE points separate Lancaster from
Newark.
Hartford Is thrty-nve points ahead OF
Richmond and eighty-one points lie be-
tween Richmond and first place.
Reading succeeded in winning another
game yesterday.
Lancaster fairly wiped the earth UP
with Norfolk yesterday Poor Billy
Smith.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE BALL.
Baltimore Exhibits Good Work
score: Orioles. =; Senators, ..

WASHINGTON. D. C.. July 29.-The
Baltimores to-day exhibited good team
work, and after King was compelled to
retire in the fourth, hit the ball quite free
ly. Doyle's hand, which was injured
yesterday became so painful that he
was obliged TO resign in favor Of O'Brien.
Attendance. 800. Score: II. II. h.
Washington .. .0OO110000- l
Baltimore .........2O200 O202-S 13 0
Batteries-King. German. and Mcclure;
Corbett and Clarke.
lmpires-Emslie and Mcdonald. Time
Of game-2 hours and Is minutes.
PITTsBURG, y; CHICAGO. G.
CHICAGO. July 9.-The Pirates bait
ted Griffth's lame-arm delivery all over
the lot in the first. seventh. and ninth,
and won lifeless game. hands down.
Callahan's fielding and Donohue's catch
ing were about the only signs OF life on
the part OF the Colts. Attendance, 300.
Score: X H. II.
Chicago go. ..OO0131001-G
Pittsburg .... "a OOOOO215-12 20
Batteries-Grihith and Donohue; Haw-
ley and Merritt
Misunderstanding. Time Of game-2
hours and fifteen minutes.
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m contrast with the unman'y exhibit
t.a o. BAN playing put up by The Lam
castor club ou Wednesday the Paterson
taloaI same Of yesterday afternoon
... r.lr. hing and clean. The Pater-
auts aro senuemany lot of play
.. aI gave "a good exhibition Of the
~ sport rho Richmond team
ts. pl. up a stronger game ana
r. City lads were defeated.
.a. .ne was witnessed by about
I.. and was fun OF exciting
a.-. .ad brilliant plays The visitors
played out-class game, and struggled
Bobby m victory rho locals, however
"oa ua easy played gilt-edged BAH
.. u rapidly 10 the 'front.' main
~aas lead from start TO hnish.
CHESHIRE DID WELL.
ca.tso went in to twirl Tor Rich
no.l 4ua he tossed the ball with great
s... l.ms master Of the situation from
ao tine be- stepped IN the box unlI
he hst ban had been pitched. smith
VAS the manipulation Of the sphere for
Patterson. but he was not 50 successful
bis opponent lie was not hit 50
luerty as was the local lad but he
s unable 90 Keep his hits scattered.
I'm that respect The stocky little
Johnny Ecb had tne advantage. For
.a INNINGS Chcsbro held Tho visitors
Nl iu hand and c.ng hem only five
Kept them from scoring run.
ons of a shut-cut began 20 loom up
'.'o.a him. and De endcayored 10 main
l.n h,5 record H. couldn't DO A.
Dough Tor n the eighth inning the
rf city lads urged ON and led by
Gilman. got on 20 his curves. and bat
.' MIN viciousiy succeeding in sending
.''.e runs 20 the scoreboard 10 their
credit
Barley Kahn much 20 the delight Of
.A ihe rooters. was back IN the game
al was the first man In the game TO
~Oioach the rubber. He didn't stay at
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aPITCuERs' BATTLE.
In which Hartford Downed the
Ne,Nuriss.

NEWARK. n. j.. July 29.-(special)-
In a pitchers battle here this afternoon
Hartford downed the locals. The OPP
posing twirler struck out eleven men
and only allowed two hits Moran, late
~ the Athletics, played left-held for
Newark. Score:
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WI RellniIil.

GREENSBORO. ~ c.. July 29.-(Spe'
cial)-'rhe insurance on Mr.. John j.
Phoenix's building was adjusted to-day
ana Mr. Phoenix has started clearing
away. preparatory 10 erecting so'"
building, running nearly across the
block.
Governor Oates. Of Alabama. was ne"
a short while this morning.
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ASKED FOR 4 SMALLER FEE.
Lawyer Thought Court ALLOWANCE
Too Liberal, and Told the Judge 80.
New York Times.

ANtW lOih Ah"N~t
Low yer James A. Gordon, or Jersey
CITY. created a surprise 10 the Orphans
Court Yesterday by declining fee OF $50
He told Judge hudspeth. who MADE 'he
allowance. th8t he thought 500 was
enough. -,
The case was viii contest hpvoiV'Is
81 200 John J. Ackefson LETT an estate o.
mai value 20 personal frisrf, ignoring
hls brother and sister Tne re.auyes op-
posed the probate on the ground mat tne
document nowhere stated that u VISA me
last viii end testament OF the aeSeaen"'
Indo. H.dspeth upheld the conient'on,
Ind gave the property TO Miss Acsereon
and her brother tt4 ~
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HOW THE CLUBS STAND.

SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.
at Washington.
Pittsburg AT Chicago
Cleveland AT Cincinnati.
Louisville at St. Louis.
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Reward OHcred for a rIend.

RALEIGH n. C., July 29.-(Special)-
Governor Russell offers to-day 500 re-
ward for Doctor Davis alias Daniel Webb
a negro over 80 years OF ago. who July
18th assaulted an lS-year-old girl IN
Chowan county. She has died Of her IN
flIrles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-30

Cavelle. Sacrifice hlt-Marr. Left on
bases-Newark. 5; Hartford. g. Struck
out-By Bowen. II; by Carrick. /. Dou-
bic play-Daley and J. Ro,hfuss. First
base on errors-Newark. 2: Hartford, 3.
First base on balls-On Carrick, 4; OFT
Bowen. 2. Hit by pitcher-Marr. Passed
ball-Roach. Umpire-Mr. Mace. Time OF
game hours
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-30

Cards. Bill-Heads. Statements. Letter
fIeads Note-Heads. Circulars, HandbiIfs.
dodgers. etc, printed by the Dispatch
company at low prices. VIII give you
GOOD work at same prices you pay for
inferior work. Send us your orders, and
we will guarantee satisfaction Ia eve.
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READING WON.
Defeated the AthIctics-Fcntures Of
the Game.

READING, PA, July 29.-(Special)-
Reading defeated the Athletics on the
home grounds to-day. Setley was wild at
times, but had the advantage Of the OPP
posing pitcher. The features Of the game
were the fine fielding OF spratt and Nc
Intyre. Score:
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ELsEY,s GREAT THROW.

In the mean time Smith had circled the
bases and was on his way home from
third Elsey hurled the ball with great
force. and Foster, who was waiting for
a.. received 1t just in time to put it on
smith. who was speeding past him. The
play was a beautiful one. and "a volume OF
much-deserved applause was given Elsey-
Mcdonald made an error on the next
man UP. ana Gilman, Hardesty, ana
Grove made safe hits. The men coursed
around the bases Ike deer, and when
anally a double play was made and the
SIDE was retired, three runners had
crossed the plate. These were all Pater-
CON sent home, for in the ninth they
we're unable to touch Chesbro. and the
,,aroe ended with Richmond Sun in the
lead by a safe margin
The official score. which follows, con-
tains all the details:
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Summary: Earned runs-Athletics. !.
Two-base hits-R Schaub. Childs. McVey'
Raymond, Ulrich. Three-base hit-Spratt.
Sacrifice hit-Mc1ntyre. Stolen bases
Fox On. Godwan. Left on bases-Read-
ing. 7; Athletics, Q. Struck out-By Set
lev. g: by Amcs, I. Double play-ltay-
mond, Mcintyre. and Slater First base
on baIls-Om Setley, 4; off Amos, 3. HIT
by pitched ball-R. Schaub. Wild pitch-
Ames. Passed ball-Heydon Umpire
Mr. Snyder. Time Of game-2 hours.
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LANCASTER.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Lancaster. q. IWO-Ddsc mus -iS'd"9i
,cidv Ward, Buttermore. Home run
yeaoer. Stolen base-Kelly. Left on
bases Norfolk, 2; Lancaster, D. Struck
out-Bv West. L. by Yeager. ]. Double
plays-Leahy and Kelly; Madison, Ward
and I.arocque; Smith and Leahy. First
base on errors-Norfok. 2; Lancaster, l.
First base on balls-On Mcfarland, 3;
off West. 4; OFF Yeager, l. Hit by
cber-Ruttermore. Wentz, Larocque
VIVID pitch--McFarland. Umpire-Mr
Burns Time Of game-2 hours.
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WIN THE FIRST GAME
RICHMOND DEFEATS PATTERSON
WITH GREAT EASE.
VgIL-PLAYED CONTEST THROUGHOUT

Tie visitors Are outcIassed, But
they struggle Hard for victory
CHESHIRE Handles the sphere skill
taiI,-EIsey's Great Throwing
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