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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
SNOW IN BATH COUNTY.
White Woman Convicted of Stealing.
The PcrilOus Dog Tax.

WARM SPRINGS. VA, April 1s.-spe-
cial.-April nth saw an inch OF sno"
here. which melted rapidly. The County
Court was held by Judge George Is. An
derson on that day. The only criminal
tease was that of Myrtle Giles (white).
charged with stealing. She was convicted
and sentenced 20 one month IN Jail
The Circuit Court Of Bath Will be heid
April 18th
DR. Robert r. Williams Of Richmond,
resident physician al the Warm Springs
last summer was here for n Few days
the past week lie will act TN the same
capacity al the Warm this season.
Mrs. Eubank will again manage the
springs. Mr.. Walter X. Coontz. for seven
years head clerk at the lntermont Hotel.
of Covington. will act as head clerk at
the Warm. 49,,
The Board Of Supervisors rejected
unanimously petition for dog tax az
their last meeting Sheep-raisins' AN I'M
portant and profitable business mere. la
much retarded by a superiority or worth
less dogs In the county.
Mrs George Mcdonald. OF Huntington
". Va. and Mrs. j. q. Garrit and chlldren
are visiting Mrs. r.. e.. Mcdonald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
OBITUARY.
Harvey VI. Clements.

A. his residence. No. lli3 west Main
.tr.et Yesterday morning at go clocA'
\fr Harvey NJ. Clements dled aiter
80 illness with cerebro-spinal menlngl-
-. IL y,,s i'm the twenty-siXth year OF
~, "Wednesday last Mr. Clements was
taken with a chill while pursuing MS
duties in the boot ana sn moe P Sa a 90 u1or
member Although rendered quite III ,py
Inc attack and compelled 10 reLIe w. n'i
home Mr.. Clements was nor colaiur. SUI, ~. a.
nrtti,allv i'm and II was not known uhllI
eafirdsv that. despite the efforts OF ths
hest medical talent obtainaOle; We utedd
roai,dv haN secured an irresistible hoid
upon him. -, a., ,bis city and
,onni,ed his Education In the city schools.
i'm which ne left a record Tor exceIienSs
H., overy line Finishing school, he entered
HE fafher's establishment Wnere og NE
own business talents he rose 10 'ho Po''
uI Rot n In social and business E.e the
,,d11rg man was above reproach ana tnS
dearest evidence Of his manilhess or
high moral standard Is read Ia ihe
spect with which ne "as "''" "
hearts OF his fellows. - g., >-ovsr,her
1S95 TO Miss Jennie Otey uaus"' ST,rSt
sergeant Jones a. Otey' OF the Ft''
S,g,2tct u,ho proved "A loving helpmeet.
survive nv ess t,ler with which Mr.. Clements
,,,ee held IS shown by the dttenuon a.
Corded him during his Illness; FROM .lis
time that II became known tiiae 10 s,,s
sick a constant stream OF Soncl.ous
friends visited the house. ana lett ten
der evidence OF their sympathy
,,he funeral will be held THIS AFTERNOON
o, 4.q0 o'clock from the residence, NO.
l1l3 west Main street.
Rev DR. Starr. assisted by Rev Drs.
Conner Tudor and Becker, VIII conduct
tn rbe interment will be at Hollywood
The following will ofiiciate as pali-oear-
Actve-slessrs George Hunter f. w.
sanford William Warthan, Ben. Tyler,
T'e@ Roden. Charles Allen, Arthur Evans
and A. y. Whitock.
II Rowman. Frank T. Bates DR.. Har-
ner. w. $. Murray, William Gibson, Jr''
ana Charles Tinsley. ,,-,,.,
Mrs Samuel Bowman, OF Washington
II a. and Mrs Robert Frauds. or Hamp'
ton, va, relatives OF Mr.. Clements. ar
rived Sunday.
Mr.. George Selph.
MFR. George Selph call hoseman oil
Steamer No. OF the Richmond Fire De
nartment. died at 1850 o'clock sunday
night at his residence. No. sls east Broad
street aged thirty-eight years.
Mr.. Selph had been connected with the
Fire Department for nearly fifteen years
and wa~ known as faithful and fear
less Official. For about sixteen years past
ne had been in the employ Of r. II.
Boshers Sons. and his employers give
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19

criticized by the rooters for the listlcss-
ness
Virginia started out we'll Wills tie
FIRST man up for Virginia was hit lie
stole second and scored on a bad throw
by Davis. The next three men went out.
In the second Virginia scored another
run. Hill. first up was hit. he stole sec
ond and scored on Haughton's error. In
the fourth. NTH and sixth. she was
BANKED. In the seventh. three more
runs were added 10 her score. liill was
put out. Male and Bonney were given
their bases on balls. Hunt hit 10 fltz,
who threw Male out At third. Summers
gill got hit scoring Bonney wits
was hit by the ball Martin drove out
"a pretty single, scoring Summersgill ana
Hamilton. Steptoe flied out. leaving wills
and Martin on buse. No more runs were
made by Virginia.
Harvard did not score tin the third.
Davis first up. went out, Fitz put the
hall over r.leht-held fence for homer.
Iaughton got TO first on wills error
Rand went out. but Haughton drove II
over lcft-neld fence for their second
home run. Burgess and Lynch both got
their bases. but PinkeTton struck out
Foster. Pinkerton at his own request
retired in favor Of SummerssHI. il@t
ward failed 10 score in the fourth MIN
and sixth. In the seventh Laughton
cot a hit and scored on Rand three
Dagger The next three went out. IN
the eighth. the score stood FIVE to four
I'm Virginio's favor. Harvard came TO
bat. determined TO win out Whlch she
did Foster struck out. heed GOV
nice single hut was put out at home
irvine TO score on Davis hit Davis
scored ON a three Dagger by Fitz. Fitz
scred on Hamnton's error which also pun
I.aughton on first. Rand got his h9se
ON halls Haugnton knocked out nice
sinrle scoring Laughton. Burgess yltu
sI,e 5t,., he agony. Fitz did well in
nv how holding Virginia down 10 hve
,".,,crIre hits. Both Pinkcrton and
SummersgiU were hit hard. ,....
mo fielding by both teams was al nm, ',,
quite poor. All the errors were mace ,'i' On
esev chances. The Varsity Is by 10
means discouraged ana ln'e.us u" ~, 49,,
hard for the few remaining gaines
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
Ncwport Races.

CINCINNATI. OHIO. April 1S.-Results
at Newport ~ e..-,.,.,
First race, four and half iurlongs-
NcCarren o6 10 - first, Ned Nickes 10
r and 3 TO 81 second. Minch az to u third.
Time. sc. ~.
second race. mile and fifty yards-Nan-
nessa 90 to y first, Foscuro go TO i and
10 tod second. Fasig a TO u third' lime
1:45 -.
Third race. six furlongs-Cecil g to ID
first. Judge Baker @ 20 and cven) sec
ond. Rockwell ~ 10 ] third. Time. l:lS.
Fourth race. four furlongs-Dolly Re-
gent g TO y first. Nancy Seitz even and
3 to 81 second, Pat Garrett % to u third.
Time. 40 II.
Fifth race. one milc-kris krinkle q
10 ID first. Evaline @ 10 and EVEN sec
ond. Kinney G to p third. Time, l;il Ia.
sixth race. six furlongs- Cyclone % 10
o, 6rst carrie Lyle a 10 l and S 10 81
second. Mcddler III 10 % third. Time.
lis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
A PAUPER WITH MONEY.
A Lady az the AImhouse who offered
TO Paw for Service.

TO PAY for Service.
The Council Committee on Relief Of the
Poor held its regular monthly meeting
last evening az the city Almshouse. All
the members were present as follows:
Messrs. Cottrell chairman. Beck. Brock,
Gunst. Hobson. Miller Noble. Smith and
Snead. but no business Of any special i'm
portance was transacted.
Superintendent George b. Davis pre-
scented his report as 20 the number OF
inmates at the institution during the
month Of March. which was hled.
Committee Clerk Mcdowell presented
his usual statement as TO the money at
the disposal OF the committee.
The payroll for the past month was APP
proved and ordered 10 be paid as fol-
lows. Almshouse, 5000; poor OF the city
so5
Current bills for the month OF March
were ordered TO be paid.
The subcommittee on repairs consist
ing Of Messrs. Gunst chairman. Beck
and Smith. presented a report and sub
mitted bids for certain kind OF carpenter
work sanitary fixtures. plastering, etc,
AT the colored almshouse. IL was stated
that these improvements would cost about
$500 In view of the fact, however that
only 81 600 had been appropriated by the
Council for repairs in both buildings. the
subcommittee thought they would be
able 10 make some further reductions In
tho work. The colored almshouse was at
present IN q very diiapldated condition.
hut It would De possible by the proposed
repairs to make It useful Tor about ten
or twelve years 10 come
Mr. Hobson moved TO postpone action on
the report OF the subcommittee until the
next regular meeting and 10 recommit the
bids, the subcommittee TO ascertain In
the meantima what repairs would oa
needed In tho white almshouse. This mo-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19

dered the town 10 the Federals In 1865.
He was commissioner Of the revenue for
thirty-three years. which Office he held
AZ the time Of his death. being elected 10
that Office a number Of terms without op-
position. and al his death was the nomi-
nee for recollection to the office AZ the
election which is 20 take place In May
lie was the only born citizen Of the town
living up 10 yesterday evening when death
laid its hands upon his. Captain Fowler
was one Of the sixty charter members Of
the Armistead Hunt Club. and has not
failed 10 attend the annual hunt Of the
club for "A number OF years. 10 is said
that he was thoroughly temperate, hay
ing never took a drink Of liquor in his
life" He was kind and generous heart
cd man. always doing what he could for
suffering humanity and for years he was
known and respected by every man. wo-
man and child in the city. Peace 10 his
ashes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
The Greatest Healer of the Sick on Earth
SIS North Eutaw ST.. Baltimore, Nd.


The old Indian Herb Medicine Man, ).
=. Kerr. GIG north Eutaw street Bdlu-
more Md. the greatest healsr OF the
sick and afflicted I'm the world cure the
following diseases or no charge. No one
need fear: MD
Kidney. Bladder. Structure. Rectal YER
tigo, Throat. Lung Dyspepsia lhdlBcs-
ton. Constipation, RheuInausin Ni any
form. Pains and Aches OF any h' 10, ~.
tarrh IN OF the Stomach, Kidney bitqusi
or Stomach or complaints or any klnd'
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Sores, Skin Diseases. all ltchlns StHsa-
lions. all Female Complaint. - %lIPpe
or Pneumonia, Ulcers, CarDuhI!ts' poll9'
Demaciations OF sunken parts, flmples ON
face and bodv. Diabetes OF the Kidneys
or Brights Disease Of the kidneys.
[ cure any disease. no matter OF what
nature ] have cured thousands anu -
stored them TO the best OF heaith' WnGIe
the most sclenced medical skill falled
10 even given relief. that / can prove III
the highest court II necessary: Inc STATE
Board OF Health Of Kentucky charged
me with the terrible crime OF LOOKING al
a mans tongue. which they Claimed 20 ue
a medical examination. without dlplo-
ma, and had 10 leave the state OF pay
a heavy fine.
I have been I'm Baltimore for four years
past, and have thousands OF tho most
Influential people 20 back me IN my as
sertions every way. ! viii send you IN
every letter FUN particulars OF how the
Medical Fraternity has treated me Tor
curing all diseases with Herb teas ihat
battle all medical science or human skill.
/ have been in over 800 cases ~ coniine-
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are from Indians and colored savages.
All letters promptly answered When "A
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nearest express office for shipment !
send you testimonials from all parts OF
the world. JAMES p. KERR,
GIG north Eutaw street.
ap17-ly Baltimore. Mo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
Dinwiddie Democrats.

PETERSBURG. VA, AIril 1s.-Special.
The Democratic Committee OF Dinwiddle
county assembled az Dinwiddie Court
house to-day elected delegates 10 the
Democratic Congressional Convention 10
be held here May Sd. The delegates
elected were: j. =. Tucker, j. J. HarrlS'
r. y. Temple }. w. Galusha. =. ID, Al
len. G. NJ. Rives. j. G. CHAMBERS w. %.
NfcTlwaine r. f. Williams. J. c. Smith
and DR. +. G. Powell.
Resolutions were unanimously adopted
denouncing the unseatlng Hon. Sydney
p. Epes by the corrupt action Of par
tisan Republican majority in the House
OF Representatives and demanding imme-
date action looking 10 his denomination
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
Kcsnlts at Bcnnings.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., April B.-Re-
suits at Bennings:
FIRST race-hye and half furlongs-
Tabauret g to y first, Sanders % 10 .
and l to p second, Takanasse 70 10
third. Time 11O.
Second race-half mile-Iepida % 10
FIRST Miss Marks (25 to ! and 10 10 u
second. Lady Exile q to p third. Time
oil ,
Third race-six and q half furlongs-
Lucid % 10 1W first, Plantain 90 to ! ana
to u second. Genoine @ TO y thlrd'
Time 1924. -.
Fourth race-seven furlonsS-her Wv
10 a. N FIRST Wordsworth 6 10 l and
to o. second. Passover 6 to y third.
Time. 1:3l il. ,.s
Fifth race-Owners' handicap mile ana
seventy yards-Thomas Cat G3 to % hrst'
cherry Leaf @ TO and TO % second
our johnny Q5 TO y third. Time l:4' Il
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
Music and Athletics.

CHAPEL HILL. y. G., April 1s,-Spe-
cial.-The Chapel HI Choral society
gave It's first concert Friday night IN the
University chapel and made a good rem
foy, soloists and two accompanies helped
ONT the local talent. and OF these MI
Arthur Scrivenor Of Richmond, WIS per-
hans the most popular. e..-
The feld-day exercises held here satur-
,arotorv schools OF the state resulted IN
Giving OAK Ridge Institute the highest
aggregate OF points scored.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
CAPT. CHRISTOPHER |. FOWLER,
An old and Prominent Citizen of Char
lottcsviIlc Passes Away.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, April is
Special capt Christopher /. Fowler,
passed away at his residence on Main
street at Z o'clock last evening. after
brief Illness. in the eighty-hfth year OF
his age.
His funeral will take place from the
BAPTIST church tomorrow evening AT 3
O'Clock. and his remains will be laid 10
rest IN Maplewood cemetery.
Captain Fowler was most remarkable
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
Battlefield Monument.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, April IS
special.-The monument TO commemorate
mo yalor OF the Confederates VINO dleu
I'm battle during the war or o. % on .,e
6eide eurrounding Fredericksburg. erect
ed bv the Richmond Fredericksburg ana
Potomac Railroad Company, has oeeh
completed. IL is located about three miies
below the city. on an acre Of ground 40
mated By Mrs. w. c. Pratt Tor the pul-
80 ana a. i'm plain view Of passengers
nassiua on the trains. The monument Is
In the shape Of a pyramid, and Is buil'
of rough granite
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
Insane Over Religion.

SUFFOLK. VA. April IS. - Special -
Made insane by constant brooding over
religious topics Mrs. Robert POST was
conveyed TO the county jan SATURDAY
Mrs. Post was a pretty SalVatl0h Amy
- ,-bo met and loved Captain Post and
ii,.e5 With him happily till recently when
~. ,,,o,,,el balance was disturbed by the
rreachlng OF a sanctihcationist.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
EASY FRUIT FOR HARVARD.
rhc Varsity Boys Put Up Lis'icss
Game-NOt Discouraged.

UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA, VA
April Especial Virginia was shown
to-day that she is not inyincible. Har-
ward defeated her In d poorly-plsyed game
by q score Of 20 8.
The day was an ideal one for the play
ers but trine TOO warm for the spec
tstors Harvard appeared on the neld
at 2.30 and at once began light practice.
Virginia showed up few minutes later:
Iarvard's practice work was clean ana
sharp Virginia on the contrary was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
cRANDsTAND NOTES.

15srrrove is hitting hard and stealing
bases with "a vengeance.
Scybold has lost none OF his hitting
ooWers and De can cover his acre easier
han hc did last season.
Dundou's work az third is not iar DC
aind that OF the Brownie ana MS MT
hing Dol FAR better
Tbat reporters box will be ready before
M season opens and a. flag VIII be un-
Lrled from the top OF 80. II Will also
have an ice cooler and an electric fan.
Hess and VignoauX VIII hold their own
20 amy other pair In the League.
McCabe's boys and the College team are
'siriy matched and q game between them
all be- worth seeing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
Didn't Pay His Tax.

Deputy United states Marshal sam
perdir Yesterday arrested a negro
named Arthur Ellis, rear Oiyiiie' Gooch-
land county, on the charge OF conducting
a retail liquor business without paying
The personal tax required by law.
Mr.. Bendit brought his. prisoner !"
Richmond. where ne was released on Daii'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
j ''''' 800 HARVARD.

summary: Threc-base hits-On sum
nerseiU. Fitz and Rand. Home runs
Pinkerton. Fitz and Houghton' stolen
rascs-I.aughton, Burgess. Lynch' Wits
and HIN. Base on balls-Oh summer
gill. .: of Fitz, o. Hit by pucheo o1lls
R,. Pinkerton. I: by Fitz. 3. Struck out
nv Pipkcrton. !: by Summersgil. 9; f1tz'
6 Time OF game 200 Umpire, Mr.. Belts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
Wedding Cards.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. April Is
Special.-Cards are out announcing the
marriage Of Mr.. Ernest Lee Iaylor' OF
Richmond 10 Gertrude Sneed. tho accom-
plished daughter Of y. Noble Sneed or
Simeon. Albemarle county on wednesday.
"a pril the 18th. Of this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
,sos BICYCLES DOWN TO SIS. 90.

New 1895 Model Ladies' and Gents Bicy-
clcs are now being sold on easy condi-
tons as low as $500; others outright at
Si395 and high-grade at Si005 and
s22 81 10 be paid for after received. II
YOU will cut this notice out and send 10
kEARS. ROEBUCK & CO. Chicago. they
will send you their 1895 Bicycle Catalogue
and full particulars. pi6-20t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
Below are a few extracts from
letters received from our out-oi-
town customers daily:

Below are a few extracts from
letters received from our out-of-
town customers daily
Lexington. Va. March 90. 1908,
Messrs. o. II. Berry Co, kchmohu'
Va:
Gentlemen.-Belng IN need Of some
clothing for my children. ! have con-
Guided 20 give you an order Have lou.
boys 20 clothc and have bought soou
many suits for them in your ciy-soihe
OF which were unsatisfactory. Am loyh-
ing for a firm upon which can I'Iy.
Hope the recommendation some or your
customers have given your house VIII oe
fully sustained. SC. Yours truly.
We filled the above order for
four boys suits. and received the
following with his remittance
Lexington. Va. April .. 1sos.
Messrs. o. II. Berry Co.. Richmond
Gentlemen.-Find enclosed check to
cover the within bill. The suits are III
Yours sincerely.
Buchanan. Va. April -. 1895.
Mcssrs O. II. Berry q Co;
Gentlemen.-The shirts I ordered or
you came safely. and ! am very much
Very respectfully.
William and Mary College.
Williamsburg Va. April Is. ISIS.
Messrs O. II. Berry & Co.
Gentlcmcn.-I have had several sU.g oi
your clothing. and as they have always
given satisfaction. ! would like TO have
your catalogue Of spring clothing 10 select
another from Yours truly
If we can do 50 well filling
orders received by mail, we can
surely please you if you call In
person. Our line Of
Fancy Negligees
arc ready when you are.
0. Il. BERRY G CO.,
Main and Tenth SITS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
Standing offhc Clubs.
IIclpcd the Enemy.

NEW YORK. April 1S.-Klobendanz was
not effective against the New Yorks this
afternoon. while Seymour had the Bos-
tons I'm trouble except. I'm two innings.
Kl0bendanz helped the Giants by hitting
batsmen with the ball Attendance, 500.
score. II. II. T..
New York. ......4O12O1O0x-S 10 /
Boston O.. o.. q. - 0 20 DO II 3
Battorlcs-S Seymour and Warner. Klo-
bendanz and Bergen. Umpires-Snyder
and CnrrN Timo. 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
Street Railway
Transfers.

On and after Sunday. February
20. 1898. a passenger will DO en-
titled to ONE transfer on pay
ment of a single fare.
Transfers to Fourteenth street,
Richmond. and to Hull street,
Manchester, will be allowed only
on payment of cash fare.
Passengers desiring transfer tick.
cts will notify conductor when farA
is paid.
Richmond RI ald'El8CtlEC
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
COLLEGE

Summary. Two-hasc hits-Klopf Powell
srbree-base hlts-Lcshy. NigneauN. San
FORD stolen bases Robinson. kaufman
Klopf 80. Ieahy Gutenberg. Seabold a.
Harerovc lZ. Dun1ou Kahn 90. Double
risvs- Powell 10 Sanford Bases on balls
or Kaufman n. off Stimmen, ., on
Sparks. T. Hit by pitched hall-hopf
struck out-By kaufman q hy StemmeH
.. b,. SHARKS 3. by Schmidt j. Passed
tau.- Coon. 9. Time OF game. 1850 I'm
riros Wells and Stocksdale. Attendance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
THE CHAMPIONS
IN BAD SHAPE.
KIObendanz Helps the Enemy by
Hitting Batsmen.
SENATORS AND ORIOLES PARADE
The Former Get Shut Out on the Home
Ground--Hard Hitting Responsible
for the Quaker Victory.-Weak
Batting he Coloncrs Excuse.
Games Yesterday,

Baltimore. 9; Washington. 0.
New York. s. Boston. ?.
Philadelphia, 70; Brooklyn, 3.
Pittsburg. Z; Louisville, 2.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19

CAPT. CHRISTOPHER L. FOWLER.
man in his day and generation. lie was
twice married. His second wife was Miss
Staples, who survives him, together with
three sons-D. w. Fowler. Of this city:
Luck Fowler Fairfax county, and Il. w.
Fowler. engineer on the c. K o. railway.
Captain Fowler was n member or the
Society OF Friends. a generous-hearted
man. and highly respected by everybody,
was fond OF hunting and fishing, In which
sport he spent much OF his leisure time.
He held various Offices OF the town for
years. He was captain OF the Jefferson
Guards. in the 40s; was mayor OF the
town during the late war, and surren-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
ACLOSE CONTEST.
Washington and Lee Defeats MIC
ghany Institute 10y Close Score

LEXINGTON. VA, April N.-Special'-
The most exciting game OF ball of the
season was played here this afternoon
between Washington and Lee University
and Allegheny Institute OF Roanoke Va
resulting iu "A score Of seven 60 six IN
favor of Washington and Lee. From the
beginning the game promised 70 De a
close one. as neither side scored until
the fourth INNING when Allegheny scor-
ed one ana one IN the NTH. Washington
and Lee did not score until the sixth in
ming when they made four runs and one
i'm the seventh In this inning AlleShany
having only two runs. had three men on
bases when Accorsini came TO the bat and
knocked the ball over the fence Tor
home run. making the score six 10 I'VE IN
favor Of Allegheny. Washington ana
lee made one run in the eighth and
ninth inpings, shutting out Allegheny in
both innings. Burnett pitched a good
game for Washington and Lee up to the
seventh inning when his hand was hurt
and he was replaced by Pratt Afford be-
hind the bat did good work, also Barclay
az left and Faulkner at second. For
Allegheny Accorsini Handy and Meade
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
Opcncd With "A Parade.

ana curry. llntf Low.
Opcncd with Parade.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. April H.-The
baseball season was opened here today
bv a parade OF the Washington and Bal
timore teams before the beginning OF the
game. Hughes was IN fine form. while
fielding and battery crors by the Senator'S
helped TO IN out the Baltimore score. At
tendance. 5000.
score X H. T..
Washington .... % Q 90 % % 90 3
Baltimore .... ...O3020 S1-9 10 !
Batteries-Amole and Mcclure; Hughes
and Clark. Time, $50. Umpires-Lynch
and Connolly.
by Hard Hitting.
PHILADELPHIA, April iS-Philadelphia
defeated Brooklyn this afternoon by hard
hitting. Attendance, $500.
score: X H. -.
Philadelphia o. ..O05220o2 2-l3 10 /
Rrooklvn.. .... % o 0 3 900 % =
Ratteries-Wheeler and Mcfarland.
Horton and Ryan. Umpres-Emslie and
Andrews Time, hours.
Weak Batting.
LOUISVILLE. ky. April 1s.-Weak
batting lost the Colonies another game
to-day Clarke was touched up rather
lively. and his support was poor Al
80. RI. Z.
Louisville. ..... ..OOOOO2OOO-2 6 5
Pittsburg ....,.. % o q u 2 u " 80
Hatteries-Clarke and Dexter; Killen
and schriver. Umpires-Cushman and
Heydler. Time, $40.
Wet Grounds.
ST. LOUIS. NJ, April lS.-Game post
poned on account Of wet grounds.