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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21

ing clothing belonging 20 Miss l.. Roddy.
Eliza went down for six months.
Richard Picket. colored. was caught by
officers Amos and Murray while he was
making an effort 10 get within the out
house OF tho residence OF Justice John,
who is now rustcating az Waynesboro.
Richard was very badly frightened when
he was told whose hen-roost he was
about 10 rob. He was sent down for six
months by Squire Bonny.
VIM GOddin. James 4. Ncedham. T.
J.. Kelly and James Farley were charg-
ed with having looked upon the wine
while 30 was red. failed 10 reply whom
their names were called. and attach
ments were sent out.
John Thomas. colored. was charged
with threatening 10 cut Mack Meade
with a knife. but developments showed
that Mack was as deep in the mud az
John was in tho mire. and it cost them
each 1910.
Bette Washington, colored was as
sessed the sum OF $50 for being dis0r-
derby on the street.
Richard Johnson. colOred was extreme
~ disorderly on the street and threat
ened 10 do all manner OF evil things.
officer Hackett took Richard into tho
station. and Squire LOnny charged him
5000.
Willie Farrar. colored paid g 20 for
the privilege Of ASSEMBLING Harriet POr-
ter. and Harriet was assessed a similar
amount on a similar charge.
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Bids for New Battleships.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Aug. 20-Notif-
cation has been received by the Navy De
partment from the three leading ship
building firms of the country Of their
purpose to submit proposals for the con-
struction OF the three new battleships,
for which bids will De opened on Septem-
Der list. in accordance with the recon-
mendations OF the Board OF Bureau chiefs
that private yards be given opportunity
first TO show what they propose 10 pro-
duce in the line Of speed on the authorl-
ties designs before consideration IS
further given the subject of redesigning
the vessels
should this become advisable Charles
u cramp will be one of the bidders. and
proposes to include in his proposals
man for building 1S-knot vessels on prac-
fieeilv the designs OF the Construction
Bureau and on a displacement Of not ex-
ceeding 1850 tons. .,-,.t.. =.
dav ~ the details OF the two ships he IS
about to begin under contract with me
Russian Government. each Of which VIII
- e,,nerior 10 any war vessels OF their
class yet undertaken in this country
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
REPUBLICAN MIDDLE.
A Hot Fractional Fight in Progress-A
Soldiers Death.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. Aug. 2o.-special.
Perhaps al no period I'm the history OF the
Republican party Of Alexandria has there
been such an arralenment or party lead
ers as now. The lilly Whites stand ac-
cused OF having grabbed everything In
sight. for which cause the Ebony
Blacks" which are I'm the majority, are
swearing they will bolt the party be
fore they will vote any ticket that has
the mark Of the Lily White on II.
Mr.. Park Agnew. OF this city; Mr.. Lu-
clan Winston. Of Culpeper, and Mr..
Rodgers. Of King George. are spoken Of
as the most prominent that viii come
before the convention which is 10 meet
here on the 3lst OF this month.
Felix Moore. a member Of Company A.
Third Virginia Regiment, died at Fort
Meyer ospital Of typhoid fever. His re-
mains We're sent TO Blanch. y. C.. this
morning. from the undertaker's here.
Ten dollars reward is offeded FOR the
apprehension Of Private W. p. German
Of a Lynchburg Company. who, while IN
toxicated. struck a superior oihcer ana
made his escape.
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nish a list OF tho members at that meet
ing IL seems 10 be- the desire or the post
to add to It's numbers such new men -
have recently started 'on the ROAD. II
was gratifying TO see at the headquarters
last night a large number of new faces
those who have recently joined the assoc
citation. ..-
After the business session was over
many enjoyed themselves at billiards. pool'
chess, &c.
Mr.. j. H. Capers. Jr. has just returned
from a successful business TRIP through
Virginia and West Virginia.
Mr.. Frank l.. Allen, who returned yes
terday from New York, expects 70 ltdNe
this week for an extended Trip OF thlte
or four months I'm the South and west
Mr. r. b. Walthall the secretary &C.
slrcs every member who changes ms
address 10 promptly notify him Of IT, that
a proper record can be kept or same:
Mr. G. W. Saunders. president OF we
Virginia Division, expects 20 leaNe cary
next week for an extended trip
Mr. Joseph Wallerstein was elected
member Of the post Board OF Directors
20 I'm vacancy.
Messrs. IT. Ellis. Jr.. and III. Leo. Lor-
raine. or Barton Heights, were ny me
meeting last night greeting their friends.
Messrs. Bright Nusbaum ana brown
IF this post. received their lndemultioS'
also Mrs. Chewing. the widow Of our
late brother r. Il. Chewing. OF AleNan-
dria. received 5000 for the killing or her
husband I'm a railroad accident.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
JAMES RIVER WATER.
Squire CholIy Donati Wants the CITY
10 Give Him His Moneys Worth.

10 1--WE ifliii ~ - fAbit'f = ~ ~
The sum OF money paid into the city
Golfers annually by Squire Cholly Donad
amount TO nearly $50. and he IS Of the
opinion that he should get better service
for his money.
Il am compelled I'm my business and at
my house 10 use a large amount OF
water" he said.
81 DO not object 10 paying the money
charged by the city for the use OF the
water. but / do think that the city should
furnish me, and every other citizen. with
water i'm condition 10 drink We do not
buy water 10 eat. but we get IL 20 drink.
and when the city gives US water the
same should not be seyenty-fiye per cent
mud.
Il am compelled 20 use hltering ma
chimes for the purpose OF putting the
water ! use In proper condition, and there
are hundreds OF other citizens who do the
same thing and e seems 10 me that when
a man pays for water and IL IS given IN
a condition unh, for use. and that he Is
compelled 10 pay FOR putting IL into con-
dition. then the city should lower ia
rate. or refund the amount OF money 50
spent by the citizens"
Squire DOnati has number OF the
most improved filters and the water as
used by him Is as clear as spring water
lie says that the James riven water
IN a clear state Is the finest IN the world
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
Standing ofthc Clubs.

Tho Cherubs played real fast. gingery
ball Yesterday afternoon. and. in conse-
ocace. took the two games that were
pIayed between themselves and Paterson
although Captain Johnson, N the VISIT
ing team. gave notice that he would pro-
test the second game because Seyooid MT
the ball over the fence for homer ana
the ball struck the house ana bounced
back and the umpire declined 10 can
him out at third when Minnehan toucned
him.
The protest viii Of course. amount 10
nothing. for the ball was certainly MI
over tho fence This Is the first time the
nlav has been questioned, and II has been
made a number Of times this season.
There was some little trouble III inc
FIRST game. which resulted In Kennedy
removal from the game because OF ten
dency he had Of doing too much taking
back 10 the umpire pop" stood II az
long as was consistent with the exlgen-
clos OF the sltuation-and much longer
than anyone else would have done-and
then he ordered Kennedy TO the bench
wbere no went after some further argu-
ment and some persuasion on the part
of Captain Johnson.
The trouble was brought about because
OF the action OF the Paterson lnheIu III
blocking Shannon in the NTH inning wheh
he was attempting 10 steal third base
Seybold had put the ball to second baSe-
man. who threw 20 head Shannon NJ lhiru.
The latter ran up and down the limo ana
was finally blocked by Kennedy. me UNI
pire very properly allowed him TO take
second. and that made Kennedy angry
with the stated result
O'Bren was put at short and wan
went 10 left field. and In the second
game Flahorty went to left. while Niau
twirled The team was In no way weak
ened. for both pitchers did well In the
field and O'Brien performed all the ser
vices required Of him at short.
cheshro and Flaherty were the oppos-
ing pitchers in the first game, and honors
for them were about even-six hits be-
ing the record for each side. Chosbro had
tho better backing. however, and that
is the whole story Of the game. Leahy
had ten chances without an error ana
fourteen men died at first and four NJ
tho plate. while the outfield had only
five flies TO handle. The base running OF
tho Chorubs was very fine.
The visitors put up great ball in TINS
game. Both their runs were made in the
third inning. Flaherty safed on hlopt
error and went to second, and then he
scored on hits by Nance and Kennedy.
Nance went 20 second on Kennedy's hit
and scored on shannon's wild throw In.
No other chances TO score were given
them.
Klopf walked IN the first inning and
was sacrificed down. scoring on Lutte
single. In the third inning shannon sin
cled and was forced down by Lutte who
walked. and then scored on Seybold
hit. The third run was made IN the
nth Shannon singled and went down
on Iuto's out at first and was choiced
to third. scoring on Hargy's out to Get
finger. The official score follows
First Game
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DR.. HOGE DRIVES OUT.
He Was Able To- Visit Hollywood Yes
tcrday-Leaves Here This Week.

tgrl1H-ll-INtN flfI' u iih7 W
The Rev. Moses d. Hoge. ID. D., pastor
Of the Second Presbyterian church, who
has been an invalid for several weeks
mast is mendlng slowly. The assistant
nastor. the Rev. Mr.. Guthrie. announced
from the pulpit last Sunday morning
that Or. H0ges health was improvlns
and that the doctor would be giad 70
see any Of his friends who might call
Az a result OF that announcement IT.
Uoce received a number Of visitors sun
dav afternoon and a stream or callers
continued through the week.
Friends. solicitous about the disllh-
puished divine's condition were airdlu
that the strain would he too great lor
him But the result showed that such
was not the case for on yesleru%y -,
Uoge's condition seemed better than IL
bad been since his malady first set IN.
Saturday for the first time since pr.
Jroge was taken sick. he drove OUT. ne
was accompanied by his daughter MISS
passie Uoee. They drove 10 HOLLYWOOD
whore the doctor went 20 look AT the
monument OF a friend which had recently
been placed In position and wnich ne h'u
DR. Hoee expects TO leave for Allan
tic CITY this week probably not ptlore
Wednesday. He is thinking Oh 'daius
the York River Line Wednesday AFTER.
noon and going from Baltimore direct
to the popular seaside resort.
Mr.. Hampden Hoge, DR.. Hoge's young
or son. who is employed in large mer-
camille house in New York, arrived III
Richmond yesterday morning on
months leave OF absence. He VIII ac-
company his father on the trip TO Atlan,
tic CITY and will remain with MN until
the expiration Of his leave.
Dr Hoge is i'm excellent spirits and
converses with his friends who call. on
every variety OF pleasant topic. lie IS
leaking forward with interest 70 the
eIghtIeth anniversary Of his birth when
will occur next month.
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READING, 4-6; HARTFORD, o.
The Two Teams Played a Double
Header and Split Even.

READING. PA, August 20.-Special.-
Reading and Hartford played double
header and honors were even. The visi-
tors were at Fertsch's mercy IN the hrst
contest. The features were Heydons two
tripIes and the playing of COckman and
j. II. Smith
Foreman was hit hard In the second
game. Garvin succeeded him In the sixth
inning. but the damage was done. At
tendance. 1900. Score:
First game:
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uood's Pills cure constipation % cents.

Seytold put the ball over the fence for a
homer, while Harry had scored on Lute's
out.
Three runs were made In the sixth.
Lever caught a pass. went down on
Kloprs single took third on Viau's error,
and scorod on choice. Klopf went TO
second on the same error, and scored on
choices and then Seybold put the sphere
over the fence again Upon this occasion
the ball struck the house In left field and
bounded back into the park Flaherty
threw It 10 Minnehan. who touched Sey-
bold as ne passed on his way 90 the
plate in his hOme-run circuit, but the
runner was properly declared safe by
Tate.
Then johnson made protest. and
stated that he would have the league
board pass upon IT,.
No more runs were made. The official
score OF the second game is appended
here:
Second Game
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
BUSY NIGHT FOR THE SECOND.
Grist of Police Items from the Central
District

Eliza Ann Taylor IS a coiored washer
woman. who does" for Mrs. l.. Reddy
Mrs. Reddy missed some wearing apparel
Yesterday. and accuses Eliza Ann with
the taking of 81. Eliza Ann was accord.
ingly arrested. and will be given a chance
20 explain 10 Squire Lonnie on Monday
morning
William Farrar and Harry Porter. two
negroes. engaged IN a difficulty last night
and Harry was cut with a. knife In the
hands OF William. who was arrested and
Is held az the Second Station
Ed Archer Is accused al the Second
Station with having assaulted Mr.. A. T.
Mallett with a brick last evening.
Ben Jackson, big negro. became
ObstreperOus on a Clay-street car last
evening and was locked up by second
Station officers.
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RESISTED THE OFFICERS.
William Devine Struggles Against Ar.
rest. but Gets Worsted.

william Devlne. a white man. and An
old offender against city justice, is again
In the tolls OF the police.
He was busiiy engaged In picking a
quarrel with a colOred man last EVENING
about G:30 O'Clock In the neighoorhood ~
Jackson and Fourth streets. when officer
Hannah. OF the Second District who h..
sides being along IN years. had recoutlv
been confined 10 sick bed. tried 10 ar.
rest him.
Deyina fought the officer who was
compelled % use his club which subjected
the unruly man promptly.
The officer then carried his man 10 the
station. where he Is now incarcerated
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
ALLENT'N, 4-2; LANCASTER, 0-3.
An Even SpIit-LaDcaster Shut Out in
One and Wins the other

ATTENTION, PA, August 2.-Speclal-
Eleven hundred people saw Allentown
and Lancaster split in a double-header
to-day. Both games were Of intense in
terest. Allentown taking the first by
shutting out the visitors, and Lancaster
winning the second in the twelfth in
ming. Score-hrst game:
ALLENTOWN.
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NEWARK, 5; NORFOLK, a,
Sanders Bad Judgment on Fly
Lost the Game To Norfolk.

NORFOLK. VA. Aug. % Special. 90
Because Sanders misjudged Hardesty's
fly I'm the sixth inning two runs were
scored and Norfolk lost the game 10
Newark. which was called at The end Of
the sixth inning to allow the visitors 10
catch a train. The score:
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Colonel VIII itehead In Richmond

Colonel Thomas Whitehead. Commits
sioner OF Agriculture. has removed 10
Richmond with his family for the winter.
While he has almost entirely recovered
from his recent severe illness. he Is not
yet able TO be at his desk IN the De-
he now directs the affairs OF the depart.
ment, and spends az much time there as
his strength will justify.
Colonel Whitehead Is staying a. pres
en-: AZ the residence Of Mr John p. Nur-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
POST A MEETS.
Regular Session Of Richmond lravei
lerS-Business Transacted.

The boys" having returned from sue
cessful trips. gathered largely al the
headquarters OF Post \, 4. +. A. OF
America, last night 10 be present az me
regular monthly meeting. The regular
appointed officers presided.
After the general routine Of business
and the reading OF the various reports.
which showed progressive work done Dy
the committee. motions were made ana
plans adopted for the building up OF 'he
association the coming months.
A general discussion was had among
the members looking 10 the welfare OF
Richmond. and suggestions were mace
which resulted IN a decision 70 nave d
18th instant. at which meeting every
member q urgently requested and e~-
bected to De pye6nAA
TNs SECRETARY Wan rse6asssd TO ssr-
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Summary: Earned runs-Allentown. g
Sacrifice hits-Doherty. West stolen
base-Smith. Left on bases-Allentown
Q: Lancaster, r. Struck out-McManus,
Buttermore Ward. Double plays-Jas
Delehanty to r. Delehanty; Leidy 10
Wentz First base on crrors-Allentow1
/: Lancaster. 2. First base on balls-on
West, ] off Sprogel. ?. Umpire-Mr.
Brennan. Time, 1880.
C..,vI f,a,oa.
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SufnmdTY. LsLfTI'I IuIIIT IIEII tIN71 y -
Sacrifice hits-Childs. Two-base hits
Latham. vlckery. Cavelle. Three-base
hits-NeweIl. Stolen bases-Slater (2),
Cocl1Tnan (2). latham o.. Double PLAYS
Cockman and Slater Cavelle and La
than. Bases on balls-Off Foreman, l;
off Vickery, 3. Hit by pltcher-MoDonald.
Struck out-By Foreman, 2; by Garvin,
/: by yickery, /. Left on bases-Reading.
s.: Hartford. T. Passed balls-Roach CD.
Umpires-Wood and Fertsch. Time. 1850.
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Summary: TWo-base hlt-NeMtoh' say
rifce Lit-,Marr. Stolen bases-Wheelock'
Nicholson DALEY. Left on abSes-Nor-
folk =. Newark. 6. Struck out-By Jor-
dan. ?: by Pfanmiller, g. Double plays
Sanders and Klusman. First base on err
rors-Norfolk. 2: Newark. ?. First base
on balls-On Pfanmiller, 2 Umpire
Belts. Time, 1:l5.
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Chicago. .: BrookIyn. I.

CHICAGO. Aug. 2o-Grifiith was IN
vincible to-day. except In the seventh
when the BrooSlyns punched all their
hits. Yeaker was batted rather freely
but not for runs. Attendance. 1900.
g.. r. H. Il.
cbicaco ........OO1OO1OOx-2 3 1
proolfi,,p ..0OO0OO1 O0-1 3 2
Ratteries: Griffith and Donohue; Yeager
and Ryan. Umpires- ci'oi'''~ hi,l
ODav. Time OF game-One hour and 50
minutes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
Ice Mission.

Received during the pas, week; From
station A, $3.50: Boxes. G.sS; from
dear little girl who wishes her name not
20 be given, .4s-total. $5.s2 The mission
is greatly in need Of money TO carry on
rs work.
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Lieut.. Lee Departs.

Lieutenant Fitzhugh Lee, Jr.' lett
Richmond last evening Tor New forh 10
be examined tomorrow lot q eolninis-
sion as second lieutenant IN the regular
army
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Now York. 4: Cleveland. 3.

NEW YORK. Aug. 20-The Indians had
the game all won up 90 the Giants halI
of the ninth to-day. chen, with two men
on bases. Van Haitren sent a two Dagger
into left centre-heid, scoring two runs
and winning the game. Attendance INV
ccora. r. H. r..
New York .........00OO1OO124 3 1
cleveland 7 3
batteries. Rusie and Warner; Powell
and O'Connor. Umpires-Lynch and An
drews. Time Of game-Two hours and
10 minutes
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JIMPLECUTES, 5; MANCHETERS, 7
The Club with the Euphoneous Name
Beaten by Manchester.

The Jimplecutes played the. rockiest
game yesterday afteroon that they nave
ever nut up since their organization and
as a result suffered their first defeat
this season. and TO the 'Manchesters.'
The latter had a strong team. ana
PLAYED good game, but their victory
"Jimps" did not play their usual good
game. Hooker pitched a fine game, not,
withstanding the wretched support he re-
coved.
The score follows:
Manchosters .........2 II y y
Summary: Two-base hits-Boisseau t2),
Jennings Threo-base hit-Trexler. Dou-
BILE plays-Derby TO Waymack Base on
balls-On Hooker, 3: off Bass. ?. Hit BY
pitched balls-Freeman. and Waymack.
Struck out-By Hooker. 4. by Bass. ..
Passed bells-Bethel. ?; Gilmore, !. I'm
pire Mr. priddy.
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PATTERSON

c,'n,roarv. Double plays - shannon TO
49, Kionf to Gutenberg. Base on
M ~ az CHESHIRE. l; of Flaherty' o.
e $50, out-By Chesbro. 3; by Flaherty'
Time. i:25 Umpire. Iate' A''0'N
ance 500. -, .no,ber shut
The second game proved announcer
ont for Paterson by the score ot -
The hits in this game we're very NV,
,,,. three against Lever and four as"ins'
W. although the Paterson outheld were
kept busy chasing mes c'b"' N'"
down 20 Nance alone. H..
For Paterson the phase OF the situa-
zion looked clearer in the seventh inning
ccttinrer singled. and was forced 10
socona because the Professor hit blr-
..,tcghor with the ball Then Johnson
nh n dlnly one 10 Sammy, who got rat
lied. because a dozen people seemed 10
ne giving him directions as 10 where ne
should throw the ball. In his dilemma
ne tried 10 nail Gettinger at third out
threw wild. and the bases we're fuli with
nobody out. A hit would nave scoreu
two men, and a homer would nave mace
the score uncomfortably close, and Bemis
was at the bat.
The clever catcher tr,ed TO place the
bali IN right field. but It fell shy. and
Lutte collared II. and made double play
ny mailing Johnson. who had started
for second. He then threw to klopf who
covered second TO head Birmingham
but threw too high. and what might have
been "a triple play was only double
O'Brien went out 10 Harry. however. and
not a runner scored. For the next two
innings the visitors fell down In blocks
OF three, and the game was lost 70
Paterson.
After one man had BIT the Dust In
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
~e ~ LIFE SAVED
Recovered from Typhoid Fever and
Reosined Health.

CONCORD, N. c. ar was In poor
health after having typhoid fever. / was
advised to try Hoods sarsaparilla. I
have taken eight bottles and do not now
feel like the same person. ] believe it
saved my life. advise any one who is in
n run down condition of health owing to
impure blood or the effects OF sickness to
rive Hoods Sarsapsrilia a trial" KATE
KfnMrNoER. Take only Hoods.
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The White Temple.

Eliza Taylor. coiored. is an old oHender
in new trouble Eliza has habit OF mr.
ing herself out 10 do washing. and then
shs fails 10 return the clothes. For tan
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
BOSTON. GOING UP.
EX-LEADERS DOWN
Boston Defeated Cincinnati in a
Closely Played Game.
SENATORS WON BOTH GAMES.
They Outplaycd the Pirates-ba'''-
more Nearing Second Place-Ihe
Giants Seem to Be Regaining
Their Late Good Luck.
Yesterdays Scores

Yesterdays Scores
Baltimore. 3; ST. Louis, !.
New York 4: Cleveland. 3.
Washington, 5. g. Pittsburg. l.
philadelphia 2: Louisville, 0.
Boston. ?. Cincinnati, !.
Chicago, 2; Brooklyn. i.
Mondays Games.
st. Louis at Baltimore.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Cleveland at New York.
Louisville al Philadelphia.
Plttsburg at Washington.
No games schedule for to-day.
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summary. Earned runs-Keadlng, 3.
Two base hits-Neweli. Cockman. Three
base hits-stratton. Heydon. 2. Stolen
basss-Latham. Double plays-Ulrich
and Slater. Cavelle and Latham. Bases
on bans-o6 Fertscn, Q; on Kotall, l.
struck oat-py rcrtsch. g. Left on
bases-ReadinG. s, Hartford 6. Passed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
WELLS CHERUBS
WIN BOTH GAMES
Paterson viii Protest One Of Them
Because of a Home Run.
PUT IT OVER THE FENCE TWICE.
Championship Of the Atlantic League
About Assurcd-Fiag May wave
Here Next Season-Othcr
Games Yesterday.
Games Yesterday.

Richmond. 3. 5. Paterson. 2 .. ~
Norfolk. 4. Nowarks. ;.
Allentown. 4. 2. Lancaster. o. o. Z
Reading. 6. 4; Hartford. 0. :. ''
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Summary: Earneu ruus-AIItHIV"H u
Lancaster 2 Three base hit-Wente. Sac
rifice hits-McIntyre. Ward. Stolen bases
Dohcrty. Smith. Buttermore (2. Minor
(0. Chiles. Struck out-Smth .; West,
3: J. Delehanty, Chiles. Madison, Leidy.
Buttermore Double plays-Doherty and
Mcintyre. Ward and Chiles. First base
on errors-Allentown. j: Lancaster, !.
First base on balls-Om Keener 3; off
Minor, ?. Umpire. Brennan. Time, 2l5.