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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
CITY DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.
This Body VIII Meet Tomorrow Night
for Reorganization.

The City Democratic Committee will
meet at the Powhatan Club rooms at
o'clock tomorrow night 10 wind up It's
affairs.
As soon as II adjourns the new com
mittee will meet for organization. Chair
man Wallace, Secretary Gordon and
Treasurer Tyler. have no oppositios Tor
reelection.
1t is probable that at this meeting OF
the new committee. the time and plan
for the electio4 OF delegates TO the Con-
gressional convention will be fixed. A
primary will be ordered and the candl-
dates required TO announce themselves
by a certain time. In the event no one
opposes Captain Lamb, as now seems
likely. he will have 10 put up MS check
for the entire expenses. But the prece-
dent set I'm the case Of Treasurer Phil
lips. no doubt. Will be followed. In other
words, the primary will not be actualy
held but Captain Lamb will be authorized
To appoint all the delegates and his
money will be refunded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
MINUTES APPROVED.
Measure Enacted 10y the Board OF Al
dermcn Made Legal

The Board of Alderman met In the
Council Chamber at Z o'clock last night
and approved the minutes OF the last
meeting Of the Board. this being render
ed necessary by the fact that the pres
ent body goes out OF existence july Lst'
There were present Messrs. W. NJ
Turpin chairman, Cutch.ns, vaughan
Zimmerman. Burton Smith. King, No
bic. Snead. HardwiclS and Brock.
The motiodn 20 adjourn was the last
official action OF Mr.. James Y. Vaughan
who declined reelection 10 the regret
Of all who know him.
After the adjournment Of the Board
a session OF both branches Of the Coun-
ell was held 10 approve the minutes or
the last joint session.
Those present were MessTs. Beck,
Bloomberg, Briggs Foster, HARRISON
O. A. Hawkins, HObson. Miller. Z. X
Noble. Pollock, Tanner, Wallerstein,
Woody. Caskie. FERGUSON and Blanks
and the aldermen above recorded.
The minutes were speedily approved
and the Joint session adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
THE HOLSTON TROOPERS.
4 Dashing Cavalry Troop organiled
at Abingdon.

ABINGDON, June 2S-SpeciaL-Iher
was a meeting to-day of the cavalry
Company now organizing here
Mir Preston W. Campbell was cdilSu ~
the chair and Judge O.. G. Porterlleid, ~
itor of the Citizen was mace S""''
man. ,.,..,- a ,atri-
MIR. Campbell begun by making pd''iI-
otic speech and was followed oy JUS o.
N McBroom and Rev. Geo; u. flel 'l,,li
,rbo made most excellent addresses uls-
ing the young men 10 volunteer d. NV
caiI OF the Governor II Virginia; g.
The company organized with ABOUT t IoI
~ Volunteers and was named the ho'-
ston Troopers. .t.,+.d. .
The following officers were eIecleu,iy
pelham Blackford. captain; Preston ".
Campbell first Lieutenant, ana M;t bliClri,
Campbell. second lieutenant Mr.. BiacA-
ford is an old student or the MllitIIy
school at Blacksburg and having lvea
in central America knows the ddh-eIS
Of the tropical climate and now 10 t@Ac
care of his men II sent th-re. lie also
speaks Spanish. d., ara
TOR ~ the Washington Society at the
University Of Virginia last year ana one
of the foremost young orators III tue
State. 80, - k.,,,,-t,, a
member OF the militia for several years
as were both OF the other ohlcers'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
Y. M. C. A. MOONLIGHT TONIGHT
The Pocahontas Leaves Promptly at
S:t5-Excursion an Assured Success.

The last number OF this seasons Mem
ber's Course will be given tonight in the
shape of a moonlight excursion. The
members and their friends have been
looking forward TO this event with great
interest for the past few weeks. Inc
steamer Pocabontas will leave the wharf
promptly at S:l5 o'clock.
The excursion will be in charge OF the
Reception Con mittee Of the Association
and the arrangements for this event are
most complete Refreshments will be
served beginning promptly at the time
the boat leaves the wharf until she
reaches Richmond. Fully sixty Of the
Association members will be engaged IN
the service.
The superntendants cashiers and tick
Of takers viii be at the boat at 1880
sharp. and excursionists will be admitted
commencing at this hour. The managers
and superintendants OF the refresnment
department will be designated by the
Reception Committee badge, While the
walters viii be known by their white
aprons. at least they will be white when
they start and every effort VIII be made
10 serve promptly. Mr. j. A. Morris will
be aboard personally 10 assist the com
mittee
The Blues Band will go and the music
will he composed largely of national and
Southern melodies. Among others, the
following popular numbers will be rem
dered:
stars and Stripes Forever" by Sousa;
way Down South" The Song of the
Voyager." overture-medley including
America" "Old Kentucky Home,
Yankee soodle." Hail Columbia" etc.
"Darkie Town Jubilee The Spanish
March Passed" pixie" and Home.
sweet Home"
other than the music there will be no
set programme for the evening. Every
body will be at liberty to enjoy visiting.
and an evening of rest which will be de-
nghtfuIly free from exacting social func-
lions.
This is a good opportunity for the As
eociation members and friends of the
Association to show their interest in the
work by turning out and bringing their
friends along.
The members and public can secure
tickets at the Association building to-
day. Tie building will close sharp at Z
o'clock. IL any tickets remain, they can
he secured at the boat.
The Main street line will run three
minute schedule and will provide sufii-
Gent cars for both the down and up
trip. A..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
MUSIC CLASSES.
The Pupils Who Received Prize and
HOnors.

Honors.
Fifty pupils Of Mrs. Weatherfort's inu,
sic classes participated in deignttui
musicale at Saenger Halle Tuesday even
ing.
The auditorium was we'll filled In spite
OF the great warmth of the evening ana
the long programme proved to be sur
prisingly enjoyable.
Musicians OF all the ages from nye 10
twenty five years. and mostly feminine.
played and sang to the delight OF the au-
dience.
The following prizes and honors were
awarded:
Miss Josie Rogers, gold medal. scales
practice standing.
Miss May Belle Tyler. gold medal.
sight reading. special.
Master Willie Oneal, gold medal gerer-
eral improvement.
Miss Corne1a Ellington, gold medal,
general Improvement.
Miss Emma Coli. gold medal, general
Improvement.
general Improvement.
Miss Annie Schmidt. gold medal. best
primer examination.
Miss Nettie Seal. gold medal. best
writing lessons.
Miss Lucy Meridew, gold medal. best
exercises.
Miss Beda Smith. gold medal improve
ment
Miss Marie Smith. gold medal. improve
ment
Miss Halle Herbert. gold medal. i'm
provement
Miss May Low. gold medal. improve
ment
Miss Ada Figg, gold medal improve
mcnt.
Miss Florence Wiener. gold medal I'M
prOvement
Miss Sadie Weimer presents TWO gold
medals to Master Jones and Miss Lizzie
Daughterty.
The scholars who have worked falth-
fully and received honor cards, are:
Mr. Lnwood Grubhs. Miss Ida Tinken'
Miss Carrie Phillips, Miss Mamie Rice'
Miss Sallie Kaufelt. Miss LILLIAN Duke
NIiss Sadie Weimer. Miss Annie Gayle,
and Miss Beulah Reams.
Miss Pearle Wade. diploma. u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
NO MORE BOXES, PLEASE,
The War Department Thinks They are
Detrimental TO Soldiers Health.

Actuated b. the best possible inten-
+ions. people from all parts Of the coun-
trv have been sending 70 their relatives
and friends among the soldiers In the
various permanent camps boxes contain
ing food The officials Of the War De-
partment however. discourage the send
Ing Of dellcacies tothe soldiers. Picked
onions. preserved cherries. canned fruit
cocoanut cake, and such things are de-
licious enough. but boxes Of them are not
calculated 20 improve the digestion OK
men who are obliged 10 submit daily 10
rlgid military discipline and training.
In view OF tho poston taken by the
Surgeon General and his subordinates on
the matter the War Department last
night gave 20 the Associated Press the
following statement. which has the APP
proval OF the President and Secretary
AlEer:
The sending of delicacies 70 the army
although most generous and fully APP
nreciated by the War Department, will
no longer be encouraged, as II has been
found that such delicacies for troops in the
field are Injurious rather than helpful
The Secretary Of War suggests that DO
nations OF this character In future be
sent 10 the hospitals only and that the
Surgeon General Of the army be consulted
as TO where they will be most needed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
THE SOUTHERN STUDENTS.
The Conference Closes After a Most
Successful Meeting.

AsHEVII.LE. n. C.. June 2s.-SpeciaL-
The southern Student Conference closed
last night. II has been a Gods blessing
70 the delegates who attended.
The Life-work Conference sAturudy
afternoon AT 7:lJ OclOck on the nlll-S.ae
was led by 8Ir. j. NJ. BrodnaX' Secreta-
nv at the University OF Virginia. Nj. W.
NcNair. Secretary Of Louisville l.. NJ
q a led in the singing, while DIT. ROD
ert Is. Specr. OF New York city addresses
The gathering on Missions ana relAseu
some of his travels which was very III
After the Iife-work Conference state
DELEGATION meetings were held IN IneH
reouiar places under the leadership OF tne
respective State secretaries. Future as
ISOLATION work was planned.
At the Virginia meeting Mr.. Coulter
nresided and DR. McBryde gave us tax
on Prayer Life. So. .o.,,.
Most OF the delegates left on cary
trains this morning. II IS thought that
next years summer school Will meet mere
ON Bingham's Heights. Request mas Oeeh
made To pay for the National ConNen-
tIon July 5-7th. in Japan. DIT McBi.oe
requested the students TO remember Ma
ior bingham and his school in their pray
ers THE Conference has closed, and II
is thought that II will do worldwide
good.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
THE PETERSBURG COLLECTOR.
VIM. Malone Nominated by the Senate
Immune Officers.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. June 29.-spec-
ial.-The President to day nominated VIM.
Malone. Of Petersburg, to be collector Of
customs for the Petersburg district.
The following officers were nominated
for the Fourth Regiment of United States
Volunteers Immune).
To be Captains-Richard c. Marshall
Jr.. of Virginia; Henry \. Wise. OF New
York: Henry c. Preston, of Virginia Al
bert A. Franzheim. Of West Virginia, ana
Adam Clark Carson. of Front Royal, a.
FIRST Lieutenants-Edm j.. WOOD
side of Maryland; Charles c. Berkely. OF
Virginia: John $. Wise. Jr.. Of Colorado;
Lee NJ. Lipscomb, OF Maryland.
Second Lieutenants-H w. Throckmor-
ton. of New York; Lawrence w. H. Pey--
ton. OF Virginia; Ames b. Adams OF
Maryland; Thomas Vi. Clinton, OF Mary
land.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
PASSING THROUGH THE CANVL.
Spanish Adyices Say That Camara Is
Moving On-Third Squadron.

MADRID, June a.-In an interview this
afternoon. LieUtenant-Colonei Corea.
Minister OF War. said the government
had no special news from Cuba, but took
q favorable view OF the situation. lie
asserted that Admiral Camara's squadron
had begun the passage OF the Suez Canal.
L, IS announced that the Nittoria. the
Numancla. the Alfonso Kill. and the
LepantO, an armored cruisers. are ready
to form the third squadron. The srnored
cruiser Cardinal Cisner0s. and tho tor
pedo gunboat Dona Maria De Molina.
with several auxiliary cruisers and tor
pedo boats that are 10 be Included. will
be ready shortly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30

tain battery, under Colonel Escario. to
re-enforce Santiago.
Admiral Cervera has been authorized
10 act al his disccretion--either TO CO.
operate I'm the defence of Santiago or 10
make sortie. The Spanish papers lay
great stress on the probability OF q rup-
ture between General Calixto< Sarcia
and General Maxine Gomez. The lat
ter Is incensed at the special attention
shown by the Americans TO Garcia, SAN
gully, Rabl Castillo and other CHIEFS
while not only discarding the Oldest lead
or Of the rising. but providing him spar
ingly with the supplies he so sorey
needs"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
standiag of the Clubs.

PATERSON, y. j., June %.-SpeciaL-
The third game OF the series between
the Chorubs and Paterson brought out
sn Richmond has become popular
team with the lovers of the natiopal sport
in this city because their meeting with
.he home team results in fine exhibit
ton.
To-day's contest was no exception TO
the rule Both teams put up a gilt-edged
article of ball. II was pitchers battle
esring tho greater part Of the contest
and Chesbro came OF with the honors.
yiau twirled for the home team. Hey
orick the first man up. was given a gree
pass to first. and Kennedy's single ad-
vanced him to second. lie stole third
and came home on Minnehan's single.
RICHMOND BLANKED.
Richmond was BANKED in the first but
evened up matters in the next inning.
Shannon singled and came home on Lut-
enbergs three-bagger.
In the sixth Hargrove singled and
reached second on Kennedys error. Again
a three-bagger did the trick for the
visitors Dundon swatted the ball to
deep centre and Hargroye ambled home.
The home team also scored in the sixth,
kennedy's single and Minnehan's two
Dagger being responsible far the run.
An error in the eighth inning by Min
nehan gave Richmond the winning run.
With two men out he allowed Shannon's
grounder to pass him. and before the
ball was returned to the field the batter
was perched on second bag. Gutenberg
was the next man up. lie was ad-
yised to cline 'er OUT and ne responded
with another corking three-bagger, on
which Shannon Tomped home. This ended
the run getting. The work OF the pitch
ers prevented the opportunities Cor bril-
liant fielding that was marked feature
o. the preceding games.
HARGROVE IN A PET.
Hargrcve lost his temper in the last
Inning when he famed out He threw
the bat at Umpire Fords feet. evidently
with the intention OF t1iuging him, then
picking up the ball. hurled 1t l2to deep
centre. The umpire Tebuked him, but
Hargrove escaped fine.
The Norfolk team had day off ana
witnessed the contest between Paterson
and Richmond.
The directors OF the Paterson club have
relieved Larocque of his position as man
ager and captain.
Second Baseman johnson has been Sc
lectcd to lead the team in the field and
the directors will 10 the managing.
Larocaue was informed that he could
remain with the team and continue 10
pay first at n reduced salary. but he
has declined the offer and will remain
only until the club secures another first
baseman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
THE GWIN AND TALBOT.
Changes i'm the Cruiser Cincinnati
She Loses a Mast.

NORFOLK. VA. June 20.-Special--
The torpedo boats Gwin and IalooI Islt
the Norfolk Navy-yard this afternoon I
3seO o'clock and proceeded south via Al
bemarle and Chesapeake Canal; -.
Assistant Surgeon Daniel II. Morgan OF
the cruiser Cincinnati. recently tried Dy
court martial and sentenced 10 De con
fined for three months upon the onItc "a
states receiving ship Franklin. reported
aboard that ship to-day. c,..,,.
The two tunnels OF the cruiser Clncl H.
natl now under repairs at the Norl9lN
Navv-yard. are being lengthened III VIu '.I,
~ give her better iraught. II has Deen
determined, II is now stated, 10 lhcreasc
the height of the tunnels but seven ieet'
instead OF twelve feet, as originally con-
templated. -, .o,,e,
The cruisers mainmast mas oesh .a si
left intact TO be used in signalling.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30

at Main Street Vaudeville Park. to an un-
diminished house. This they do, Win
Before the Ball" one act musical COM
edy. which In their hands. Is quite worth
the price OF admission. The other num-
bers are still the prime favorites wnicn
they made themselves on Monday night
and the encores which the worlds TITO
received last night were even more en-
thusisatic than before Joe Bonnell. Miss
Ida Russell and ellison and Perry are ALSO
each and all as amusing and entertaining
as ever In their respective spheres. Inc
bill continues unbroken throughout the
uoaL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
RoRRED TIE GRAVE.

A startling incident, O. which Mr.. Joha
oliver, OF Philadelphia. Was the sub
ject, IS narrated DS him a. follows: 4
was in a most dreadful condition SIP
skin was almost yellow, eyes sunken,
tongue coated. pain continually la back
and sides. no appetite-graduaiiy growing
weaker day by day. Three physicians
had given me up. Fortunately, friend
advised trying Electric Bitters. aud. 10
my great JOY and surprise, the first bottle
made decided Improvement. con
tlnued their use FOR three weeks. and an.
now a well man. / know tney savec my
l,te, and robbed tic groFe OF arihsr
Victim" No one should fail 10 Try them.
Only 50 cents per bottle a. Owens = Mn
or Drug Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30

htt-Slater. Stolen bases-Slater. Belts
1lrich Left on bases-Reading. 10; Hart
ford. g. Struck out-By Garvin, 3; by
Murphy. /. Double plays-Cavelle and
Purvis. Doherty 10 Childs TO Purvls. First
base on balls-On Garvin. 3; off Tate, S:
off Murphy. l. Hit by pitched ball-Cock-
man, y, ,el. 2; Heydon, 2. Garvin' VI
rich. Bottenus. Luckey. Wild pitch
Tate Passed Dails-TrafIley, 8. Umpire
Belts. Time. hours
SECOND GAME.
READING. PA. June 29.-Special-
Murphy was again put in the ooX and
this time proved more effective. although
hit hard and coupled with errors the
locals managed TO win out. Fertsch
pitched a fine game and accepted seven
out 90 that many chances. The score:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
Roanoke Notes.

ROANOKE. VA, June 2S.-W. r. Ter
rill. a we'll known citizen OF this city
was married to-day TO Miss Annie Worth
am. a popular teacher In the public
schools.
Olive, the ten-ysar-old daughter ~
Train Dispatcher II. {. saull' leH
throush a bridge at Norwich. to-day a
distance OF thlrty-nve feet badly shat
tering her right Zip a$a injaring herself
otherwise.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
ALLENTOWN, g. LANCASTER, q
The Dutchmen Snatched Victory from
Defeat i'm the Fifth.

LANCASTER, PA, June 29.-Special--
Allentown took the last game OF the Sc
ries from Lancaster to-day. punching
lot of hits in the fifth inning, after the
Champions had apparently secured
winning lead. Both West and keener
pitched good ball and features Of the
play were the short stop work OF James
Delehantv and Madison, both Of whom
made marvellous stops and throws. The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
GOMEZ INCENSED.

The Spanish Papers Say a Rupture Be
tween Him and Garcia Is Imminent
LONDON. June 2s.-The Madrid cor
respondent OF the Standard says:
"The latest reports from Cuba show
that General Luque has been able only 70
datach q few bsttalions and one noun
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
Fatal Accident.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, June 29.-Spe,,
cial.-William Shell, aged forty-two. died
This evening from injuries received carry
in the afternoon at the ship-yard. Whlle
al work In the machine shop huge Pro
heller blade fell over, striking him in the
chest and injuring him internally. Mr..
shell was a native OF England and un-
married.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
Condition of the Sick.

Captain William +. Drinkard was con-
sidered about the same last night. ,,.,.-
Colonel William L. Tanner 5 condltlon
continues unchanged. He was fesuus
easily last night. ,t.
Mr.. ]. w. Southwark. who Is III AZ MS
residence In Henrico. Is improving
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30

Two-base Illustration. Luckey Three
base hit-Betts Stolen bases-Slater,
Heydon. Ulrich. Cockman. Left on bases
Reading. y: Hartford. 2. Struck out
BY Fertsch. 8. Double plays-Cock-
man to Slater: Fertsch 10 Newell TO u
rich First base on balls-<m Fertsch, 3;
of Murphy, g. Hit by pitched ball
Iuckey, Bottenus. Passed ball-Roach.
Umpire-Betts. Time. 200.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
Main Street Park.

To amuse and entertain an audience at
Ing its attention and appreciation during
the closing number on the progr 'mme, Is
,suaiiy considered q rather difficult task.
but It is one which falls lightly upon Miss
when they nightly close this weeks bill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
READING,l5-6; HARTFORD,4-4.
Murphy Was Tried in the Balance ana
Found Wanting.

nEADINC. PA, June 29-SpeciaI-
>frrDhy went In for the visitors In the
trst game and was taken out In the third
inning. He was very wild and hit I'VE
men. Tate was then sent in 20 pitch and
MAS batted all over the field. Garvin
FOR the Locals was very encctive. Score
READl\ Nc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
DIR. Sims Appointed.

DR.. G.. X. Sims. OF Richmond, has been
appointed a contract surgeon In the VOL
unteer army OF the United states re
has been ordered TO Camp Thomas at
Chickamauga Park.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30

Summary. IWO-OdEV IIV7- " 'II'IV 10 'I
Dundon. Three-base hits-Johnson' Lut-
enberg. Sacrifice hits-Nance. Stolen
bases-Heldrick Double plays-Johnson
70 Larocuue (g. First base on balls-on
yiau. 2: of Chesbro. l. Struck out-by
viau. 3: by Chesbro. :. Umpire-Mr
Ford. Time. 1:3S
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
Cant spot,wood's COMPANY.

Capt. N. L. spotswood and Lieutenant
Pegram drilled squads at the Armory lsst
good men and will have me company
To re.pond to the nsxt call for troops.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
The Eatahdin.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, June %
ms afternoon from Old Point to take a
snnnlv OF coal. No information Is given
out by the officers regarding her future
I...Iuntfnn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
The New Deputy.

Mr.. Malcolm A. Coles. recently APP
pointed chief deputy TO United States
Marshal Trent. will be here tomorrow
TO enter upon the discharge of his duties
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
Where They Play To-Day.

New York at Chicago.
philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Boston at Cleveland.
Baltimore at Louisville.
Washington at ST. Louis
BROOKLYN at Pittsburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
rh. covernor Leaves To-Day.

Governor and Mrs. Tyler. Miss Belle
TYLER ana Mr. Hal. Tyler will leave at .
O'clock to-day for Radford. Va The
lovsuns.r MN ratu<n In q few dayA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
CHERUBS PLAYINGi'
GILT EDGE BALL.
A Beautiful Game With Paterson Be-
fore Big Crowd.
CHESBR0 CAME OFF WITH HONOR
Tho Playing Was Mainly with the
Pitchers But TbcrcW We're SomcGood
Individual Hits--Norfolk Team
Arc Spectators.
Yesterdays Scores.

Richmond. 8: Paterson, ?.
Reading. 1875; Hartford, 30.
Allentown, 8. Lancaster. l.
Norfolk-Newark. No game scheduled.
6iit IN exhibition game was played at
orange. y. J.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
Standing OF the Clubs
Cleveland. 3; Boston, o.

CLEVELAND. o.. June 29.-The Bos-
tons bit Powell freely, but not effectively.
l,cL against them. Duffy and Long were
mt out of the game the latter for three
DAYS. for wrangling with the umpire
c.. r. II. +.
cleveland ......OOC1OO2o1-3 0
poston ....OOOO00O00- 10 0
Batteries: Powell and OConnor' Men
OILS and Bergen. Umpires-Cushman ana
CURRY Time. 2i0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30
Where they Play To-Day.

Richmond at Newark
Norfolk at Paterson
Reading at Lancaster.
Hartford at Allentown.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-30

NTIcNI0WW, .. WV-T'T7V - =.
marc. Smith. Three-base HIT. Dele
hantv Sacrifice hits-Roth. Lyons. I.
Dclehanty. Stolen bases-Schaub. LETT
on bases-Lancaster 4: Allentown, 4.
Struck out-By West. 3: by Keener, ?.
Double plays-Jim Delehanty to Mcln-
tyre. First base on errors-Lancaster'
/: Allentown. l. First base on balls
or West. 3: off Koener 2. Umpire
Brady. Time. 1871