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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-10
GRANDE DUCHESSE DELAYED.
The Plant Liner to Take LOO Troops
TO Cuba from Charleston.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, July 9-spec-
iaI-The Plant Line Steamship La
Grande Duchesse which was chartered by
the government for use as transport T.
did not sail for Charleston, 5. c.. TINS az
ternoon as was expected. nut she VIII
leave early tomorrow nOrning propapV
AT o'clock The delay was due 10 inc
failure Of supplies for Commodore samp-
son 10 arrive in time from the NorIoiA
Navy Yard La Grande Duchesse cast or
her moorlngs 40 the ship yard this after
noon after three o'clock. and moved out
i'm the stream 20 await the arrival or the
supplies from Norfolk. The boat arrived
a half hour later and since that time
men have been busy transferring the
stores. on board La Grande Duchesse are
one hundred head OF horses Company q.
Engineer Corps. L. S. A.. In command OF
Lieutenant Judson, and the Ninth Com
pany. Signal Corps. Captain Ives. COM
manding. La Grande Duchesse viii go 10
Charleston where she will take on 1923
more troops This steamer will be used
nv General Nelson a. Miles and other
army officers as headquarters after she
reaches Cuba.
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mas always taken a special delight in
annoying those who endeayored 10 take
- nap in his tent in the day time. Yes
lerday afternoon about o'clock he had
fallen asleep himself in his tent and the
time had come for his tent-mates 10 get
even with him. IL was already very hot
In the tent, which received the full bene-
A. of the afternoon sum- but the men
took special precaudon TO protect John
against a cold, for they piled on him
half dozen blankets, two rubber pom
cno-. a straw sack, several pillows and
a gun.
In that manner they let him sleep for
nearly two hours. until the time came for
the afternoon drill when they woke him
up. John Tiller's face was study FOR
he did not know at first what 10 make
OF It. when he saw an his tent-mates
surrounding him. As soon as he discoY-
cred how well they had taken care or
him he took I'm the situation ana swore
that he would repay them. lie was soak
ed TO the skin with perspiration and had
90 change his clothes before he could take
parr IN the drill c. w.
CAMP ALGER. VA. July S.-Special.-
The regiment was stirred again to-day
by a statement which came from one OF
the officers and which ls salu 10 AdFo
had its origin with Col Male. 20 the Ell
feet that the camp would not be moved
from it's present location and In ADDITION
that the regiment would not be at camp
Alger I'm ten days from now.
This report following so closely upon
Col Males visit 20 Gen. Butler has been
given a great deal more credence than
other rumors which are constantly
ahoat.
After weeks Of waiting the government
this afternoon at last furnished MS with
some new tents for the recruits VINO
have been spending exceedingly uncoin-
Portable nights since their arrival here
A difficulty has been encountered at the
quartermaster's department Tn the way
OF issuing supplies OF shoes and clothing
which will cause another delay -Four
companies had been partly supplied when
IL was discovered that there was not
enough variety In the sizes OF both shoes
and clothing and the Issuance or these
articles can not be continued until this
mistake is rectihed.
\ large number OF the officers have
received their new canvas uniforms and
present quite a swell appearance with
their gold and blue trimmings. Brown
helmets are worn with the uniforms.
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SPAIN WAIVERS.
She Is Undecided Whether to Tell
Toral To Yield or Fight.

The New York Suns Madrid special OF
yesterday says:
There are signs that the Government
Is undecided whether TO instruct General
Toral TO yield or resist. II Is reliably
asserted that the King and queen ke-
gent will not go 10 San Sebastian as mas
been their custom every sunday put
will remain in Madrid.
Owing TO the gravity Of the situation
General CampOs has abandoned his pro
posed visit TO 'Santander. and General
Polavieja has been requested 10 shorten
his soiourn at La Rourbule.
General Correa. Minister OF war mas
received the following dispatch from Cen
eral Toral' commanding at Santiago
''The enemy returned our wounded on
Tuesday. Yesterday Thursday eA-
changed the Merrimac prisoners LOT
Lieutenant Arias and seven soldiers.
The ceremony over General Smarter
sent a letter describing the complete de-
struetion or our squadron, and reit-
Grating his demand for the surrender or
the city, granting until midday SATURDAY
for compliance, when ~ the town was not
SURRENDERED ne would lombard II oy
land and sea.
! communicated with Captain-Generai
Blanco and warned all foreigners. VINO
are now almost the sole inhabitants ]
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Sparks. p...- ..."~2 0 0 0

sum mary: Two-base hits-KloDf. Har-
desty. Noddige. stolen bases-HargroVe
Double plays-Wentz to Wheelock TO
Klusma n 10 Fox. Weddige 10 Wentz TO
Weddigts Base on balls-On Stocksdale,
!. OF n arks. 8. of Bishop, p Hit by
pitched lpall-Hargrove. Struck out-By
sharks 6. by Bisnop. g. Time OF game
one hour and IS minutes. Umpire-Mr.
Belts Attendance. 1900.
The Cher ubs are once more on TOP.
Thanks 10 the Kndnes OF Lancaster in
losing TO Paterson.
seybold had hard work in getting In
his hit
Professor s; mmgy went into the game
as of yore nd not only pitched well
but nit. too.
steelman has, developed into first
class fielder.
Fox IS a. hai'd-vyorking backstop.
MIR. CUNNINGHAM has a splendid team.
A great series win be played between
the Cherubs and the Champions Begin
ming tomorrow.
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OPERATORS FOR T0RAL.
Gen. Shaftcr Sends Them to him-Oni-
cioI Rcport of Losses AT Santiago.

Gen. Shaftcr Sends Them 10 hihl-oni-
ciaI Report or Losses AT Santiago.
WASHINGTON. July 9.-The War De
partment received two dispatches from
General shafter over night as follows;
playa del Este. July 9, 1895.
with Army Corps in the FIELD July ..
Secretary of War. Washington:
Gable operators were permitted 10 go
in yesterday morning The English
cable was in working order and some OF
the operators were in the city. Genera.
Toral wanted these there as they We're
the principal men. This cable has not
been cut and the men I sent In have not
taken IL up again. English cable has
been working all the time through to
Havana.
(SignedD SHAFTER."
Playa del Este. July g. lSls,
Camp Near Santiago. July $. 1898.
Adjutant-General. Washington
Complete report received to-day OF loss
on July lst an d2d. Killed-22 officers,
POS enlisted men. wounded-d officers. l.
203 enlisted men; missing-19 enlisted
men. The reports giving the names OF
the killed and wounded are being pre-
pared and it is hoped 10 get them on
tomorrow.
(Signed) SHAFTER.
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and Other Matters.

The condition OF Mr.. j. f. Piunkett is
very much improved.
Judge d. Tucker Brooke. OF Norfolk. is
at Murphy's Hotel
Miss Fannie Gathright. OF III west
Cary street. has returned home after a
pleasant stay at Ocean View.
The condition OF Captain w. F Drink
ard was considered very critical last
night
Mrs. +. T. Eckes, OF Washington. is
visiting her mother, Mr.. c. o. Sayille. at
No. 10 east Clay street.
Miss Louise Walker. OF west Main
street. is visiting Miss Carrie May
Vaughan, Of Petersburg.
Mrs Kenney and daughter. Miss Annie
Lee left yesterday morning for a visit
of several weeks in New York city.
Miss Resale Gerring Is slowly improv
ing at the home OF her parents. lll east
Canal.
Mr.. S W. Travers continues 70 i'm
prove. and will soon leave for tho sea-
shore.
Professor L. r. Hamherlin. OF the uni
versity OF Texas Austin. Texas, is visit
ing at $40 west Grace street
Misses Mary and Bonnye Myers leave
this week 70 visit relatives in Norfolk
and Virginia Beach.
Messrs. John j. James NJ. and d. Ed
ward Cuilinan. left few DAYS ago for tho
mountains where they will spend the
months OF July. August and september.
The McGln Catholic Union will hold
very important business meeting on next
Monday evening. A large attendance OF
the members is desired.
The grand jury OF the Hastings Court
will meet on Monday and will take up
the cases OF all persons who have failed
TO pay their State license taxes
DR.. Merwin Branch is attending Dr..
Geo. X. Simms' practice and Is occupy
ing his ONCE during the latter's absence
with the volunteer army.
An unusually large cavern occurred On
Fifth street, between Jackson and Duyal.
Friday evening about 5 o'clock IL ex-
tends for 10 feet underground. NO one
was hurt.
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary A. k~il. who
died Thursday afternoon az Der nome,
No. 1870 west Broad street In the sixty
second year OF her age, took place
yesterday afternoon at o'clock from ST.
Johns German Lutheran church.
Mrs. L. NJ. Cosby. OK ios west Marshall
street. accompanied by her nephews. thu
Nessrs. Perrin and nieces, Misses Matte
Perrin and Myrtle +. Phenix Will leave
Monday Tor Buffalo n. Y. Niagara
Fails and Toronto. Canada and Will re-
turn in ten days.
The following Virginians are now guests
at the White Sulphlr: Mr.. Hugh Campbell,
wife and family; Miss Mosely. T. Z.
Dame. Mrs. H. ;. Bosher, Miss Eleanor
Kosher, Miss Bessie Bosher. Master Lewis
Kosher. Richmond. Va. Mr. David CHAIN
crs. Danville. Va.
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HAMPTON AFFAIRS.
\ f4-Year-OId Boy Robs the Cash
Drawer of the Electric Railway.

HAMPTON. VA. July 9. - Special 80
Ground has been broken on east Queen
street for a three-story brick structure
on the lot OF DR.. w d. Picker.
Mr Vincent p. Merrell, Of this place
left latt night for Washington, from
thence he will go to Camp Alger TO en-
gage in the Y. NJ. G. A. army work.
Prof. Dudley r. Cowles, left Hampton
Thursday evening for Mt Jackson
Shenandoah county. where he will teach
I'm a summer normal school during the
month OF July.
\ Young white lad named Pratt who
hailed from Newport News was yester-
day caught taking money from the cash
drawer of the Hampton and Old Point
Railway Company He was only louI-
teen years Of age and says he IS orisi-
nally from Norfolk. He will probably
be sent to the Reformatory near Rich
mOnd.
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A PATRIOTIC OFFER.
Ex-senator Cameron Offers His South
Carolina Home for "a Hospital

WASHINGTON. July 9.-Ex-Senator
Donald Cameron. who is now in London.
has cabled to Secretary Long Offering the
government the free use for hospital pur-
poses of his magnificent estate on ST.
Helena Island opposite Port Royal. $.
C. The Secretary has acknowledged
.Your very patriotic offer" and has no.
tilted Senator Cameron that the propriety
OF acceptance has been left 10 the Sur
geon General Of the Navy. The property
is admirably situated and Is convenient
to the Port Royal Naval Station.
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A negro went into Stern's pawnshop
on lower Main street yesterday and
tried TO negotiate a loan on a gold watch.
Icverything looked suspicious 10 Mr.
Stern and he said something about po-
liceman. At the mention OF the word
the negro took 10 hts heels and disap-
peared around the first corner.
Then Mr. Stern took the watch 20 the
First station where IL now awaits an
owner. II is an old-fashioned. open, gold
faced watch, with a chain auac7ed.(p
rhA police ara on a hunt for the thief.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-10
THE FITNESS OF THINGS.
Naval Reserves from Buffalo, y. Y, TO
Mann the Buffalo.

NORFOLK. VA. July 9.-Special.-The
United States dynamite cruiser Buffalo
formerly the Brazilian cruiser Nictheroy
will have crew from her name city.
one hundred and forty-ive naval re-
cruits who arrived here to-day from Buf-
falo. y. Y. were assigned TO the form
or Morgan ltner. which is about ready 10
sail
The auxiliary gunboat Calumet which
came all the way from Chicago cleared
from the Norfolk navy yard for cuba
this evening.
Dempsey Evans (colored) his wife and
son confessed counterfeiters, now i'm the
Norfolk Jail will be carried to AleXan-
dria by Deputy United States Marshal
West and guard to be sentenced by Judge
Waddill early next week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-10
CREWE COUNCIL.
Town Officers Electcd-Killed While
Coupling Cars.

Town Officers Ilectcu-hlIleu WINE
Coupling Cars.
CREWE, VA, July 9.-Special-The new
Council has elected the town officers for
the next two years as follows: Mayor,
DR. j. w. Bryant; Treasurer. w a. FL
lott; Sergeant, Dewitt MaXey, Assessor,
D. ID. Tunstall
William Jackson (colored) was killed In
the Crewe yard Thursday afternoon.
while coupling cars.
Crops through this section are reported
good. The farmers have nearly finished
threshing wheat and report the yield
fairly good. The tobacco IS very forward.
ard. it is said was never better. The
corn and oat crops are also said to be-
very fine.
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shall defend the place to the last ex-
tremity.
1t is necessary 10 remember that we
are short f provisions and that the
troops have endured three years cam
paigning. They have been fed for a
month past with only rice, salt, coffee
and sugar
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standing of the Clubs.

Beauty Bishop has developed into
Jonah for the Chcrubs.
lie was once an easy mark, Dut Nua'
time has sunk into oblivion and now the
long. lean. lanky twirler. who graduated
from Signer Bot.o ON Jones team is
high-fyer ana can fool the hard-htting
Cheruhs to pieces with little effort on ms
part.
After having fooled them and made
monkeys of them once before TINS week
he took IL upon himself 20 fool them again
and yesterday was the time he fixed Tor
the business.
stocksdale. who has been on the sick
Isl for several weeks. thought he was
Qu right and started In to twirl against
Rishop but he could do no more than
lob the ball in a few times, allowing
Hardesty 10 get in two Dagger ana
besides he gave Wheelock walk ana
both these players scored niue later
on Shannon's error in dropping a fly
ball.
stocks was I'm no condition TO pitch
and he realized that fact carly In IN,
game and retired in favor of Sparks
who finished out and pitched good ball.
allowing only two hits for the remainder
OF the game.
The second game introduced Sammy
Lever and staley as the opposing twirl-
ers. The latter proved an easy mark TO
the tune Of fourteen hits. while Sammy
held them down to seven hits
The second was won by the CheIubs
with little trouble and the run-gettins
began In the first inning Klopf singled
was sacrificed down by Shannon, swiped
third and scored on Lutenberg's hit and
Lutte scored on Hargrove's two-bagger.
Another run was made in the fourth
nv reason OF the fact that Leahy singled,
went TO third on choices. and scored or
Klusmans error I'm throwing wild 10
Staley who was covering first bag on
grounder TO Klusman. Two more runs.
went up I'm the NTH. Gutenberg Int
for two bags and scored on Hargys over
the fence.
The sixth run came over in the sixth
inning Lever singled. went TO second
ON Klopfs hit and scored on Hard 'sty's
error in letting Klopfs hit go through
him. The last run came In the ninth
shannon hit for three bags and scored
on Lutenberg's out at first.
During that time the Crew OF the Nary
Jane had succeeded In getting two runs.
Both OF them were made I'm the second
inning. Klusman singled and was forced
10 third because Pfanmiler waited for
balls and Fox was hit with pitched ball
and hit Klusman and Pfanmiller scored
on Steelman's hit This was all, and.
try as they could. not a member OF the
Crew was able to cross the plate.
The official score OF the second game
foilQWS
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ALLENTOWN, 7-3; READING, "a,
The Pennsylvania Teams Split Even in
Well-Played Games.

ALLENTOWN. July 9.--Allentown and
Reading split even to-day. In the FIRST
game Allentown fell on Wood for six safe
hits. In the eighth inning and won the
game. The second game was pitchers
battle. Garvin getting the best Of 1t.
L,irst game
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Heavy storm in stanton.

STAUNTON. VA. July Especial
stanton was visited by a tremendous
rain and thunder storm about l o'clock
to-day.
The electric light currents were de-
stroyed and the electric current entered
shocked clerk in the office.
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TWELVE INNING
GAME F0R GIANTS.
They Won from Brooklyn After a
Most Exciting Contest.
A POOR GAME IN WASHINGTON.
The Orioles Hit Swain and Dinccn
Hard-Chicago Beat the Reds in n
Fine Game-ClcycIand Had an
Easy Thing in the Browns. I'LL
Yesterdays Scores.

Louisville. II; Pittsburg. >.
Boston. 2; Philadelphia. l.
New York. 3; Brooklyn. ..
Cleveland, .; ST. Louis. 2.
Baltimore. 10; Washington. 3.
Chicago. ); Cincinnati. Q.
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Samuels. Smith. Sacrifice hit-Cavelle.
Stolen bases-Latham, Childs. Roach. Let'
on bases-Hartford. Z: Newark. .. Struck
out-By Murphy, 2 by kotall. ]. First
base ON balls-On Murphy. ?, off Kotall.
. Hit by pitcher-Kotall. 2; Chids. I'm
nire-Brenna. Time OF game. l;25.
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NORFOLK

summary. Two base nltS-lsultnbtIS X
Hargrove. Fox. Three base hits-Shan-
non. Home runs-Hargrove. Stolen
bases-Klopf. Double plays-Dundon to
Leahy to Gutenberg; Leahy to klopf
10 Gutenberg. Bases on balls-Off Leev-
er, /; off Staley. l. Hit by pitched balls
Fox. Struck out-By Lever, 1. Time
! hour so minutes. Umpire Belts.
The earlier game went TO Norfolk be-
cause the locals could not hit Bishop at
opportune times. The two runs made by
Norfolk were on one hit and two errors.
one BY Sparks who allowed ball 10 pass
him. and another when Shannon dropped
Pfanmiller's fy ball. The score should
have been nothing TO nothing up 10 the
ninth innihg. The entire team from the
Seaside played gilt edged ball all
through and il was through that mode
that Bishop was enabled 90 hold the
Cherubs down.
A meeting of the Atlantic League mag
mates will be held in Newark to-day.
when possibly the fate OF the league may
be decided There is little doubt that
the league has not been "a large financial
success this season for causes .-well
known, but there IL little doubt that the
league will be continued for the remain
der OF the season. with perhaps some
changes In schedule and possibly in rela-
tion TO the Nework franchise.
The crowd IN attendance upon the
games yesterday numbered not more
than 2OO0. nothing like large nor en-
ihusiasiic as the old-time crowds. and
It's saot is more noticeable because OF
tile superiority 60 ne teams that play
mere and the locals now. Oser The teams
% former years.
The oniclal score OF the early game fol-
lows:
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SUmmaTY, IWO-UdSe III-i'II IIIIIIE IIIIIIf
Schaub. Three-base hits-Schaub. Be-
mis- Sacrifice hit-Nance. Base on balls
of McGinnis l: off Clausen. g. Hit
by pitched ball-Heidrick. Struck out
BY McGinnis. 4. Double plays-Ken-
nedv. Johnston and Birmingham. Time
III T-mpire-Brady.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER.

The following was ths range OF ,hs
Thermometer al The Times once yss,er-
day: A. NJ. %, IL ~. s5 p. NJ. So 8
?. NJ. 81; . 7. NJ. 70; u ~, Is. average.
s. sc,
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PATERSON, 7; LANCASTER, 2.
The Silk Wcavsrs Disposed of the
IaucastriauS in Short Order.

PATERSON. n. j.. July Especial
The locals took to-day's game from Ian
caster with ease. McGinnis held tho
VISITORS safe when hits meant runs. while
CIausen WAS hit Freely. The score:
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Elk's Attention,

There will be an important special
meeting OF the local lodge OF Elks this
afternoon al o'clock. Matters OF grave
Importance will be considered.
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summary: Sacrifice h!ts--Keener. Hey
den. stolen hases-McIntyre, Slater
spratt. Wood. Newell. Belts. Left on
ba.es-Allentown. II; Reading. s. Struck
out-Cleve. Smith. Keener. Lyons. First
base on errors-Alentown, 2; Reading. /.
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First base on balls-Or Wood. 4; off
Keener, 3. Hit by pitched ball-Tom Del
ehanty (2) Umpire Ford. Time OF game
1.I
Second game:
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HARTFORD, 9; NEWARK, a.
Insu rance Men Play Like Ficnds and
Defeat Lancaster With Ease.

HARTFORD, July 9.-Special.-The
Hartfords defeated Newark to-day with
ease. playing like fiends. There was big
crowd and good game. Score.
HARTFORD
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Mondays Games.

Cincinnati at Baltimore.
Louisville at Boston.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
ST. Louis at New York.
Cleveland a. Philadelphia.
ChicasO az Washington.
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rifCo nils--mITn- MIIII3 = -
bases-Joe DeIehanty Tom Delehanty.
Bettg. Cockman. .Ulrlch CD. S;ratton.
T.oft on bases-AlIcntown Y: Reading. D..
struck out-Lyons 90, Stratton. slim
nell 90. Jim Delehanty. Heydon 90.
First base on crrors-Allentown. 8. FIRST
base on balls-on stimmell. ]; of Gafvm'
s. Hit by pitched ball-Cieve. NiId ppitch
-Garyin. Passed hall-Heydon. I'm
pire-Mr. Ford. Time. I.5l
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Standing Ofthc Clubs.


NEW YORK. July 9.-The New Yorks
won an exciting twelve-innirg game from
the Grooms this afternoon ia Brooklyn.
a base on balls, Gradys tw0-bagger and
Hartmans long ay brought in the win
ming run. Attendance. go.
Score: r. VI. T..
Brooklyn .. ...OIOOO1OOO00 s
New York ...100OOO 0GOO1-3 Z
Batteries-Millcr and Ryan; Rusie and
Warner. Umpires-Emslie and Hunt.
Time Of game. ? hours and % minutes.
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Lancaster at Richmond.
Allentown at Norfolk.
Reading at Newark.
Hartford at Paterson.
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To-Day's Games.
Games Tomorrow.

Hartford at Paterson. -,,
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WON AND LOST
TO THE CLANS.
Two Games Played With Stand OF
Result.
LANCASTER HERE FOR A SERIES.
Meeting of the Atlantic League Mag
mates at Newark To-Day-Resui's
ofthc Other Games Played
Yesterday.
LANCASTER HERE FOR A SERIES.
Games Yesterday.

Richmond. 0. :. Norfolk. 2. 2.
Allentown. :. 3: Reading. 2 4.
Paterson. Z: Lancaster, z.
Hartford. S; Newark. 4.
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Louisville. If. Pittsbnrg. 3.

PITTSBURG. July 9.-Louisville got on
10 Rhnes In the last four innings and
made ten hits. scoring run for every
hit. Attendance, $780,
Score: Il. II. +.
Pittsburg o. o.. ...1 ] o 0 . q o o. IL 3
Louisville o.. q. ....1 0 0O3 5-1 y 2
Batteries-Rhines and Bowerman; Cum
ningham and Kittridse. Umpires-Snyder
and Connolly. Time of game. ? hours
and minutes
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Roston y. Philadelphia, I.

PHILADELPHIA. July 9.-Boston de-
feated Philadelphia to-day I'm game That
was replete with pretty plays. The Phil-
adelphia club to-day farmed out PITCHER
Wheeler 10 the Rome (New YORK; CluD
and released Catcher Fisher. Ihlrd
Baseman Elberfield will probably De SOLD
~ the Detroit club. Attendance. sos
Pbiladelphia 100000 3 .
Roston .. ........O10OOO0 o. 10 l
Batteries-Piatt and Mcfarland klo-
bendauz and Bergen. Umpires-Gaffneg
and Brown. Time of game, hours
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RICHMOND.

The official score OF the second game
follows