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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-04-23

KANSAS CITY. April 10 -Wheat-Receipts
here to-day were 90 cars; a week ago, III
cars; Q year ago. % cars. Sales by sample OF
track: Hard, No. l, nominally 9ic: No. 2 hard
oa09sc; No. 5 hard. s9K&slc; No 4 hard. S50
ssxc; rejected hard. sN6sskc. Soft, No. 1 red,
$3.50; No. 3 red, sSas7c: No. 8 red. nOminally
e90s4c: No. 4 red. nominally ssd90c; rejected
red, nominally s4GsTc. Spring, No. :, nomi-
naily eslelc: No. s spring. nominally s+1s7c;
rejected spring. nominally saGs5c.
Corn Receipts here to-day were 65 cars: @
week ago. o2 cars; q year ago. 1873 cars Sales
by sample on track: Mixed. No. 2. 27AG2sAci
No. 3 mixed, ssH9esnc; No 4 mixed, nomi-
nslly &c; no grade. nominally s4026c. White.
No. 2. ssx@s9c; No. 3 white. 2sAGssSc; No 4
white. nominslly 271sc
Oats-Receipts here to-day were 8 cars; q
week ago, ~ cars: q year ago, go cars Sales
by sample on track: Mixed. No. z, nominally
27D27mc; No s mixed. 27c; No. 4 mixed. nomf-
nally rec White. No 2. nominally 2sH929c;
No. 3 white, nomlnaily 2THc; No. 4 white. nom-
inaily s8Xc
Rye-No. g. SOC; No. 5, nominally 4sc; No. l.
aominsliy sc.
Hay-Receipts here to-day were Al cars; Q
week ago. So cars; a year ago. 81 cars Quota
lions are: Choice prairie. $3.50; No. l. 1900
9Ess; No. 2. d510L00; No. 8. 90 90; choice tim
Othy. $3.50; No. l. ta00; No. g, ts.0O0a5 so;
choice clover and timothy. No. l. sZ5O1s0O
No. 3. szoo0zS; pure clover. no0GZ5O; pack
ing, g. 5014Ol.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-04-23
TO PRINTERS

/ nave one very light running. eight column
NLShiu2iun Hand pT,-s. fpr sale cheap. 1t
has long ana short roller attachment and ali
III perfect order. Tim" given Il desired.
Address r. ALLEN, Lexington, Mo.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-04-23

NJ. l.. Yooum, Cameron, Pa, y "
was a sufferer for ten years, trying most
all kinds of remedies, but without sue
cess. DE Wits Witch Hazel Salvs was
recommended to me. l used one box. II
has effected a permanent cure" As q
permanent cure for piles De Wits Witch.
Hazel salve has no equal. Day q shsIhS|
Leading Druggists. 4-2tf
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-04-23

A good selection of horse photographs
I this Office. II
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-04-23
April 10. Opened High'st Low'st Closing

Chicago Grain and Provisions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-17
THE STRIKING SEAMEN.
The Virginia Reserves May Go To the
Yale aud Harvard.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. June iG.-Spe-
cial-Many OF the seamcn employed on
the auxiliary cruisers Yale and Harvard
have left the city. These men have been
employed as engineers and iremen 10y lne
international Transportation company
popularity known as the American Line;
and shipped with the city OF Paris ana
New York when the vessels were ledS'u
by the Government. but refused 10 remain
on the. ships after they were converted
into auxiliary cruisers.
Nearly All OF these se1men were lot
eigners being Germans, EngushInth '
ScOtchmen and Norwegians. About Two
hundred Of them left for New YORK TO-
night, going via Cape Charles. some OF
the sailors shipped ON the foreign freight
ers lying in port loading general cars95es'
and others are walking the streets. Io-
day the officers On the Yale ana HarNiIa
were kept busy signing on engineers
stokers and ordinary seamen, as Hla-
i0rty of the sailors concluded To- remain
on The vessels. arrangements having p.th
made not 60 reduce their salaries 10 '"'
regulation scale.
Several hundred se3mcn are expected
10 arrive here Tomorrow from Baltimore
and New York 90 take the places OF tH'71
who refused 90 'sIen ON. 49, VT
10 S. reported tonight that the llI-
Cnia Naval Reserves viii Toe oroertd 20
the Yale and Harvard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-17

rbe Gate which BIAS orer.aEnn Young
,fr letter proves again tlar success D"
~ yyar-founded mercantile operation 'f
,, means assures equal success DUB ID pAi.
iy speculative venture. There can
ftlo doubt that if ar. Letter bad cone
r1.J his ventures. us he did durhE near
IL "a Year of his undertaking. % me p..l--
r5as. of actual wheat for cash. ".,l
tEo object of selling 81 TO the actual cone
e.,,1ers at-a later period. he would nay
cleared the fortune which only III mon,
eg, was ascribei 10 him. ArpafeHNt
,e5 a--rsv bv the unexpected violence OF
the rise fn wheat. no the moment N"-n
his mercantile transaction ought 70 nave
raan closed. be yielded to the teihn ,'-
ton OF a plunge into contract T, s'f ,olsr-
l'oN' VII" .t.l -,'rte, lee chiefly iu tho CONF
,nerri1I causes which brought about tni.
swift and dramatic collapse corners
FIN tae necessaries of life have long been
denounced and prescribed by l1"' out
nature. dealing with them after her own
l.shion has in nine case ont of ten been
,,,,-t moro enective in her methods or
punishment New York Post.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-17

WINSTON. Y. C.. June l6-special.-
Postal Clerk w p Firey has instituted
suit against Postal clerk T r.. Johnson
for damages TO the amount of 500. The
Gaze is TO Doe tried in the Federal Court
at pauville or Lynchburs. va. The plain
Tin has employed Hoge & Hoge. az Roam
oke 90 look after the prosecution, while
rbe defendant Johnson win bo represent
ga bv eileen a. Manly % this city. frey
and Johnson's runs are on the same
-Wlnston-salem division OF the Nor
folk and Western.
In the trial OF frey some time ago.
charged with purloining letter contain
ing $50 from the mails. frey charges
Johnson With writing letter or note 20
one OF Firey's witnesses Just before trial
OF thsIatter In the FEDERAL Court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-17

could have kept it up several more in
nings.
The Newark cuD is a fast one. Tom
Burns says he has the winner.
Willie Hargrove was right on deck three
times lie killed three two-baggcrs.
As for double plays why The game was
Just fun OF beauties They came al inn
portant times.
one little hit kept the game from Rich
mond. Just see what hit does some
times.
Charlie Gutenberg put UP a splendid
game at first. HIS fielding az times was
brilliant.
10 looks as n Richmond is itself once
more. Then nothing can stop them.
Gus Dundon had a chance In the third
90 make the crowd yell Three ON bases;
he went out on a ny. 10 yell.
Meaneys throw in the tenth. mailing
shannon at the plate, and pulled the
game away from Richmond again.
John Chesbro IS now a Benedict. on
the recent trip TO Hartford the boy got
several days leave Of absence. and pro-
cecdcd to old Massachusetts, where he
was married 10 Miss Mabel ShettcwOrth.
of Conroy. that state. lie kept his little
affair quiet until day or two ago, when
he engaged rooms at nice boarding
house on Marshall street. and sent for
his better half. whom he IS now iutr0duc-
ing 90 his friends.
Chosbro is a good fellow. and his friends
here wish him AN the happiness of mar
ried life and also hope be may con-
tiuue to help the Cherubs hold first place
I'm the championship race. The ladies in
the baseball colony have given Mrs
Chesbro the welcome that only ladies
can give and now she is one OF the
ardent rooters Of Rioters Row.
There will be two games to-day. The
first will be called at 215 This as ladies'
day also Hereafter Fridays viii be ladies'
dav throughout the season.
The Cherubs Will don their new uni-
forms Saturday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-17
RICHMOND COLLEGE FINALS,
The Closing Exercises 20 BE Held Next
Week.

The commencement exercises OF Rich
mouI College win Dee held next week as
announced Dy handsome invitations sent
out yesterday by the President ur F.
NJ BoarWrlght The exercises lualN-.t
d, fr. CLOSING uf the scholastic year VIII
commence a number OF il,ercsuus t-tt-
urrs. and Will Uc held lu The public A4l
beginning each evening at o.l0 clock.
Ghe following programme has been are
sunday. june 19.h-Commencement ser-
mon before the College. Rev. David
N. Ramsey. ID. d.. Charleston, $. e..
wednesday June 2d.-Auuudl meeting
of the Society of Alumni 40 the Jener-
Taere are no public exercises on this
Thursday. June 2d. 70 NL-Publlc deliv-
cry of certificates if distinction ODD
su1-imior Junior and intermediate
cIosns exercises. SI5 P.M-Commence-
man- address President VIM. r.. Har-
per. Pm d.. LID VI Chicago.
Award OF College medals and delivery
NTord1v June 20-h.-IIterary Societies
g41utat0rIan. w Bonnie DaughtrE
Or4t0rs-PhilOlOglau Arthur j. Halt
AIu ~lema Rho Robert Lee Wi.ltms.
Delivery ~ Society Medals-Naledicto-
rllu William h. Prince
TUESDAY. June 2lst-Graduating class Of
-Onicers-John Edward Johnson,
President. Percy $. Chandler. Vice
President. Herbert J.. Norfleet. Sec
rotary.
class cxercises-Prcslden John Ed
ward Johnson.
of "Academs." Melvin r. Martin.
Historiqus-Of law class i. Kent Raw
lev: OF "Academs." Thomas Branch
McAdams.
Final Committee John Jeter Hurt
chairman: Allan ID. Jones. J. Theodore
Eowdeu. Burnley Landlord Edward
r. Poulson. John b. Kaufman. O..
Chiffon Pearson, Norman O.. WOOdson,
John e.. Cone. Percy *. Graynlu,
Goodwin Frazer. Benjamin W Lacy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-17
SOUTH AND NORTH
MARCH TOGETHER
The New Army Does Honor to a Con-
federate in Bronze,
REVIEWED BY A LEE AND A GRANT
Veterans OF Both the Blue and the
Gray Marched Under the stars and
Bars and Stars aud Stripes
Floating Side by Side.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. June l6.-Tho
unwilling OF the twenty thousand dollar
Confederate monument to-day marked
ono of the most patriotic incidents IN our
national annals. Indeed, It was SUR
rounded by so many peculiar circum-
stances that nothing in this country has
ever equaued &c. It becomes chapter
lu history strange in coincidence and re-
markable I'm surroundings.
Eighteen years ago on tho piazza ~
one of the hotels OF this city, sac soi-
der ex-presidcnr. while tho citizens OK
Jacksonville passed and repassad. marx
ing tho presence OF statesman VINO
had made the laurels OF a victor unfad-
ing forever by proclaimlng over sea
of bitterness: let us have peace.
no NORTH. 40 SOUTH.
To-day his grandson as a members OF
the st8n of General Lee, stood within a
few feet Of the same spot reviewing am
army OF soldiers In blue. veterans, who
had opposed each other on the battle
fields and thousands of Fl0r.dians march
ing 10 10 honor t0 Confederate s1.iier
n bronze. who viewed with the cold,
stOuey eyes of the past living chapter
of our current history.
A rerimental band from the land ~
old Yankees stepped proudly 70 me
strains OF a march ana 'oia GLORY
waved in the southern breeze me ~"
Yankees from North carolina ana ''
einia clad FOB blue too, took up me noes
with tho sp.rs stirring refrain OF Dixie
Behind tr0oped tho old Federal veterans
and then camo me Ola 'o9leaeiIl.' a9
ger ,L' '''l' ".N D-i' 30 .r.
tne stars ana STRIPES per, 'l I'D -.'
ii'" Oyer ".oh ,"' ''i ,.... .i.. ,',.'-,
oll q-Ie' WIZ 's- -.'''''7
anu i'- t' '-l9 p''-, -
DEAD EN'hi. l w. iiia 'i.l
Federal army in JAG ha'nNl.-' mar
en- aln-d me p.'ddi.7 "l l"e '.' p.. "i p"
extreme 9o',"
N''"'"' a.H''N rI.-,i...
Grant, unlef lne eyes 'I Ii'.
whose father was p .'..i! t,h.I'H pm.
E-puL.I''l it-''''''' '.'t .i '
or me Fl.e-i '..lr ''
ment oedlcil.A uy
iAe COM .-.' "-' '' '''
me pages "l -...' W. -.... .....-.,,..t ,
''.. .... .t... ,.,.,.....
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-17
a SPRING MEDICINE

that causes the food 90 perfectly digest
e.sly qs+im.atc and pleasantly agree
with the stomach no makes tAe blood
rf.b and red. and Quick-as its DO"
through the system. and 60 is thus. hy
causing these Vital organs 90 perform per-
fs.t.y thelr functions. this great medicine
Gives strength to the body and health
and vIeor t0 the weak 10 cures thtt
.rired feeling" "fatIgued sensation and
makes ono feel that "utc is worth lv-
ne." and marriage is uo failure. We
refer to that wonder sprIne tonic dltef'-
tive. pr Davds lodo-Ferrated Sarsapt-
rIi4 Price. 81 "a bottle, six bottles Tor
s. everywhere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-17
BURNING HULL ADRIFTY
The Hull Of the shenandoah Sets An
other ship Afirc.

NORFOLK, VA. June lG-Special-
Tho burning hull OF the schooner Shcn-
audoah adrIft m this harb0r f0uled the
schooner T.. s. Potter and fired her. The
tire was cXinguished after doing little
damage. Il is stated that the owners OF
the steamer Granite City. of the Norfolk
\VWouehby Spit. and Point Railway,
which towcd the burning dereiict away
from the Potter Will claim 5000 as sale
wage.
,rhe company being recruited by Hen
nv s. Wise. now numbers lh men. Sur
econ McGrath. u. ). A.. began this after
noon o. examine the recruits. as to their
physical fitness for duty.
bs first T. H. l.. Peyt0H OF Stanton.
second lieutenant and ID. W. Throckmor-
ton. of New York. first sergeant of the
Wise Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-17
ORATORY IN THE HOUSE,
DIR. Wise Discouraged 10y Lack of an
Audience and Asked Leave 20 Print

WASHINGTON. June 16.-Spec. The
House put iu % good day work TUESDAY
as far as slime ls concerned. as lt did NOT
.If.uru until N j. NJ. Mr. Br1uss4rd
of Louisiana was the last speaker and
had as au audience five members. three
of whom were engaged Iu q conference
iu "a corner The other two listened very
.ffrufIr.fv Representative Wise. OF NIr-
eIum. had speech prepared and was ret-
oeuizoi before Mr. Br0us-lrd began. but
as at chat time there were only uiteDn
ar twenty members on tne floor tlc in-
-pirtfilu that makes the eagle scream
was lacking, and he secured leave 60
print I'd,
Representative Lamb has secured the
promise of am early and favorable report
iv the C0mmi r. on Banking and Cur
rencv of his bin allowing 20 distribute
certain funds belonging 90 The Freedman b
Bank.
az Tomb's Lancaster county, Va. with
W. r. Bennett postmaster
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-17
VIRGINIA NAVAL RESERVES.
First second and Fourth Divisions
Mustered In at Norfolk.

NORFOLK. VA. June 1G-S pecial-Tho
First. Second and Fourth divisions OF The
Virginia Naval Reserves. of Norfolk, and
one division from Hampton were as-
semnled in the armory to-day undergoing
physical examination prior 20 being mus
tered into the service of the United
States Medical Inspector Speer. United
States Navy. assisted by Dr. i. r. Chl.e-,
of Norfolk. was conducting the eNamna-
ton of the men, who numbered about
four hundred.
Upon the examination being completed
the men VIII Ue mustered iu by Licuten-
Commander Hutchines United states
Navy. who arrived here to-day from Edi-
tim0rc.
Commander Cake. Of the reserves. said
to-day that DE would probably send the
men iu squads aboard the receiving snin
Franklin ass soon as they were examined
and mustered in. They have not }cL
been assigned TO sh.ns. but viii await
orders upon the Franklin.
The Hampton contingent arrived some
hours after the Norfolk div sions had t--
semblel in the armory. and shorty aIl.I
their arrival "a diversion occurred Two
priyltes of The Hampton division. whose
.'hcarts apparently failed them at tdr
prospect of active service appearing near
sueaked out of the Lall and made Tor iue
pier where the steamer would eloi Dr.
leave for Hampton.
Their flight was discovered, and "a cor
porars guard was sent in pursuit. IN.
fueitivcs were Overtaken. captured ana
hr1r.ht back to The hall. where captain
T0yaufOn their commander. told them
they would Doe guarded until sent aboard
the Franklin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-17

WILMINGTON. " e.. June 16.-Tho
Government water barge. which was lost
from the Le0uiIas and subsequently
stranded on the bar u E.mcrs Inlet
has been successfully f0ated by Captain
s. W. skinner. Of this city. and was
lowed into this port this morning. She
is leaking slightly. but otherwise is not
damaged
NJ was necessary 10 pump all the water
out iu order to float her.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-17

boilers was endorsed for United States
Senator. Three new members OF the POP
ulist National Committee were selected.
Whether or not they will be seated DE-
pcn1s upon the outcome OF the contest
between the factions now gathered in
Omaha.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-17
PERSONAL PREFERENCE.

Mr.. Turpin says He Never Allows il TO
influence Parliamentary Procedure.
Fditor of The Times:
Sir.-In an article In the issue OF your
paper. June 18th. 1895 headed Aftermath
OF the Caucus" the following language
is used: 1.-The presiding officer OF the eau
Gus. however. Mr.. William NJ. Turpin.
himself a Wendenburg man, decided
that any one could nominate anybody
at almost any old time. The purpose OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-17
RICHMOND NND PEIERSBu re
RAILROAD.

Regular Sunday accommodation trains
between Richmond and Petersburg will
ho put on. commencing sunday, June
18th. and continuing until further notice.
Train will leave Richmond $3.50 \. NJ
returune. leave Petersburg 635 p. VI.
Fare for the round trip, good on these
trains only, 30 cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-17
Bolt.ne Populists Name Ticket

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI June lG-The
middle-of-the-road Populsts who bOlted
fhe State Populist Convention held On
this city Yesterday. because the majority
insisted upon fusion with the Democrats
and silver Republicans, held a conven-
lion OF their own to-day and nominated
"a state ticket with l. T.. Long. Of Mag
nolia. for Governor.
I-aauus ponre'ly the leader OF the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-17
NORFOLK, 81 PATERSON, 0.
Pfanmillcr Hatched Goosc-Eggs while
They Wasted.

NORFOLK. VA. Juno 1G.-SpcciaL-
Norfolk defeated Paterson To-day by
score of 8 TO o. The long row of goose
cFEs under the lateral line attest Pfan-
milers skill. lie did 10. The game was
Highly enjoyed. The CLAIMS and the c'aqJe
ON the bleacheries sharing the fun equal
ly
10 was delightful ball whether this
afternoon. and the game was accounted
hot sport by the knowing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-17
CAPTAIN GRESHAM
ORDERED AWAY.
The u. S. Military Instructor at Raj
eigh to Go to Manila,
CHARLOTTE TO GET IMMUNES.
The Agricultural Department TO En-
ploy Nine Chemists-A Boston Syn
dictate To Work Copper Mines
Near OXford-Damage Suit.

RALEIGH. y. c., juno 15.-special-
Captain Gresham, u. $. army officer
who mustered In the First and Second
Regiments, last night received orders 10
join his regiment, the Seventh Cavalry
at Fort Grant. Arizona. He tells me
that this means to go 20 Manila His
regiment IS broken up and scattered
through the Rocky Mountains.
Captain Gresham has been military in
structor here at tho Agricultural and
Mechanical College for two years.
General Cowles has been notified 10y
General Greedy at Washington that ne
would Dee instructed to-day in regard to
recruits for the signal corps service TO
60 10 Manila. There are many teie-
graph men in North Carolina anxious To
get positions in that corps but so iar
only one. "a Raleigh man, has been Sue
cesstul.
THE IMNlUNES.
II S. said that Charlotte will Doe made
the place 90 mobilize the "immuues.
Colonel Lee goes there tomorrow 90 see
to the advisabiiity of that plan.
Raleigh is preparing TO have big 4th
OF July celebration.
The Board of Agriculture wanted 10
appropriate 1850 towards paying pre-
mums at the state Fair for farm pro-
ducts. stock raising, and poultry, but &c
was voted down
The Agricultural Department viii have
nine chemists making analysis Of feru-
lizers and eight field inspectors. This
viii enable them 10 make analysis of
about dfty-f0ur a. week. and give them
quickly.
T.. s. PRISONERS.
Three more Federal prisoners were
brought here from Alabama to-day.
There are eighty-lve United States pris-
ouors confined here in the government
prison.
Tine issue ~ lerginrs for the Second
Regiment viii be made in few days
and then the practice marches VIII bee
sin.
The Second Regiment IS recruiting mp
90 the required strength rapidly. There
arc only two yellow fever immunes
(WhiteJ I'm Raleigh.
seven more cOiored companies VIII De
sent 20 Fort Macon. Governor Russell
expects that q third call for volunteers
Will soon Doe made. and then that Will
Doe answered. with white volunteers.
~ is Motel here that negro in Ashe-
Vile. who has some money, has loaned
it to Captain Wagner. Of tho A9heyi.le
company. 90 pay or the men until Cow
eminent paw day comes
General Cowlos had bis heel badly cut
hy bis spur which broke when his horse
fen upon hih and broke his Leg
COPPER MINING.
OXFORD. ~. g.. June li-Special-A
Boston syndicate has taken out a char
ter under the laws OF West Virginia and
organized company called the "Boston
B.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-17
SPANISH DESTROYERS,
Petersburg Doing Her Share Towards
Carrying on the War.

PETEPcBURG. VA. June 16.-Special.
The Patorsburr Iron Works Company
have just received two orders from the
United States Government for munitions
of war; one Of these orders ls for lu'."
4-iucu shells. and the other is for l-Jo
Tbe order for the 4-inch shells came
from tine Navy Department. and t1at Tor
the 7-inch shells from the War Depart
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-17
THE REDS WERE
BADLY RATIFIED.
But the Orphans Played Perfect Ball
and Won the Game, 4
WASHINGTON LOSES TO BOSTON,.
The Game Was a pitchers Battle.
Seymour Was in Excellent Form
But Piatt Gave the Giants the
Gamc-OrioIes Win Again.


Boston. 2; Washington, 1.
New York, il: Philadelphia. 8.
Chicago, @. Cincinnati, j.
Baltimore. 6; Brooklyn. 3.
ST. L0uis-LOulsWile pOstponer, ram
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-17
slnndinr of La CInbs

70 took twelve hot exciting and most
interesting innings for the Cherubs and
Tom Burns Mosquitoes TO find out that
neither could beat the other.
They tried hard TO outwit each other
and an the tricks OF the game We're
tried. but whenever one team sprung a
new trick &c was met by one equally as
effective by the opposition. and so il
went for twelve innings with neither
team 10 the best Of 10 as far as the re-
suit shows
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-17

EARNED runS-LdncdSltI. q. "u-""7'
hits-Nard. Schaub. Butterwore. Home
runs-Buttermore. Madison. Sacrihc-but-
tcrmore. stolen bascs-McNey. Schaun.
Ward. Left on bases-Lancaster y; Read
ing r. Struck Out-By Clausen-Betts.
Hevdon. Garvin. by Garvin-Clausten, 2,
NIcVev. O. Double Belts 90 keydon. First
on errors-Lancaster @; Reading.
First on balls-Om Clausen. I; off Gdrvm.
3. Wild pUches-Garyin, .. Umpire Belts.
Tima 81 ID.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-17
Games To-Day

washington at Boston
Baltimore al Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Philadelphia 40 NeW YORK.
Louisville at ST. Louis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-17
Standing ofthc Clubs.
Chicnro. D. Cincinnati. d.

CHICAGO. June 1G.-The Reds develop
ed a case OF rattles and were badly de-
reated bv the Orphans to-day who play
ed perfect ball Attendance $500.
eIoro NV innings. r. IT, T..
CHICAGO ...........OO2O5O0c' l3 o.
Cincinnati ........ 0O000O001-1 e.
UatterIes-Calahan and Chance ana
Donahue. Hawley and Vaughn Jm-
rires-Emsie and Curry. Time l-i'.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-17

Summary: Two-baso hits-Purvis Glove.
Sacrifice hite-Bottcmus Glove. T. Dele
hanty stolen bascs-Chiids. Left 0n
bascs-Arontown 3. Hartford s. Doubla
piays-Cavelle and Pulsifer. First base
on errors - Hartford. O., Allentown, q.
First base on balls-Om Wood @. of
Ames. .. Umpire-Irwin Time. 1855.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-17
GREAT TIE GAME
WHICH DOESN'T Go
Richmond and Newark Lock Horns to
the Finish.
No GAME THIS AFTERNOON,
Twelve Innings Pleased the Cranks TO
Pieces. hut They Bcmoancd the
Fact that the Chcrubs
Failed Co Win.
No GAME THIS AFTERNOON,
Games Yesterday.

Richmond Richmond. l. Newark /.
Norfo'k-Norfolk. s: Paterson. o.
hartford Hartford 3. Allentown $.
Lancastcr-Lancaster 3, READING q.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-17
CONCERT ATLAKEsIDE PARK.

The Ladies' Orchestra will give a con-
cert al Lakeside Park Friday and Satur-
day afternoon OF This week from $3.50
10 o'clock.