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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-06
NICARAGUA TROUBLES.


WASHINGTON. lay SIN answer to
complaints b. our government that its
dispatches to and from our consular and
naval agents n NiHragua. are being in
tercepted and ielaya. the State Depart
ment has been inforled that the trouble
is that the lanl line forming an essen
tiai part Of tho cabit system. have been
unWorkable in Nicargua. The Depart
ment has been dispaihing therefore. its
orders and adrces p and from Blue
fields via Greyiown. ~ means of boats.
but the service That Day has also been
found 20 Doe so slow 81 unreliable that
the plan has been aodted of communi-
eating By steamer Va New orleans.
which involves only delay Of two or
three days.
The state OF anals m Bluehelds. ac-
cordng to the last ports to the State
Department is not lelleyed TO be very
critical
has reached Bluefels. kut hc-has not as
yet received bis inst lotions 10 guide him
in his negotiation with Nicaragua.
He has been advise that these instruc-
tons are on tho So and is awaiting
their arrival before aking further steps.
Meanwhile. the 8. eminent here is bv
no means clear as n the legal rights Of
the American mere ants AT Blueheld to
claim exemption frm payment OF dues
already paid 10 te insureent leader
Reyes. and the whra subject Us now be-
fore the Att0rney-G neral. 10 Is probable
questions OF fact wi determine the issue.
the principal point leing the attitude Of
the American mere ants toward Reyes;
whether they We're willing or unwilling
contributors 10 his tax eatherers.
An order has bee issued hy the Navy
Department Tor th immediate disnaich
Of the converted yIcht Vixen TO Blue
fields Nicaragua. ne Vixen is row a
formidable lighted II gunboat She IS
AZ Norfolk bound at for cruise 10 the
Philippines via Sue route The order 20
Nicaragua VIII simply delay her ar
rival al Manila. f0- n IS the intention 'of
the Navy Denartm ut 20 replace her in
Nicaraguan waters by another gunboat
at an early day.
IL is said az the Navy Department that
no advices 81 late q To- have been received
from Bluehclds ten ling 70 show the eN-
isfence Of crisis here. and II is likely
that the purpose 2 sending the Vixen
is 10 replace the Detroit. which is toc
large and of too -rcat draft 70 render
the best service.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-06

Several priests have spoken 20 me IN
praise Of this remedy and 1 believe II
has the confidence Of my associates.
Even did I not know from personal Oh
servation of the worth of Paine's celery
compound / should feel ike praising IL
for the simple reason that 1t Is prepared
bv the Wells x Richardson Company,
firm whose members I have known Tor
nearly quarter OF a century, ana III
whom have perfect confidence.
Very truly. JOHN s MICHAUD'
Coadjutor Bishop OF Burlington, W.
Father Mchaud. one Of the ablest
priests Of the Roman Catholic Church
i'm America. was cOnsecrated CoadJutor
Bishop of Burlington in 1892 by the Most
Reverend John II. Williams, d. D., Arch
bishop of Boston. assisted by Right-keV.
u. Bradley and Right-Rev. II. Gaprieis,
ID ID. The diocese then contained 81
churches. "a priests. IS converts, one col
lege. 6 academies. one orphanse' TWO
hospitals. Is parochial schools and a cath
Ollie population Of 5000 Father Michaud
built the Providence orphan Asylum a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-06
BOGUS COINS
STREWED AROUND
Continued from First Pase)

received either So or SIS in counterfeit
coins. -,.. t,or
The Italian said that he had only oeen
I'm New York city for three months anu
had been engaged in business as sH
maker and fruit-seller, at times H1'E'"s
In a butchering business ,.., .b.
lie declared that he had no idea inc
money was not good. 18th,
Fash is 4 man OF medium He's"',
strongly built, and forty-nine years o'
age. His face is not bad one.
His alleged son Is between ntleeh anu
sixteen years Old. very good looking SIt
intelligent lie maintained stouuy 'lat
his name Was George Shememshop' anu
stuck to il until he heard that his mother
had said her name Was tasA e..t...
lie told the same story that MS la''''
did about buying the money. ...o,,
1T was all my fault, ne saiu' YOU
can do what you please with me- ,..
The bow said that during MS Ieslue, ~
in New York he had been worAihs 40
Bach Bros. & co. G. and 50 spring s'''''
learning the business OF silveIsIill'i'
THE WOMAN'S STORY.
His mother said that her "@" ', ~
Maddelena Moscari FAST. Nnen ~ ..i,b
her husband and son were chdrseu W. W.
passing couultlitie
horror-strUck. -. ,,,,,s,
MY God" she said. somebody must
have given II to them -,
She said she was fifty-seven years o'"
and showed a diploma granted nei -
professional nurse in 1852 In 81 Chi
Province Of Pavia. italy.
The charge entered against the n No,
and boy was OF passing counterle'.
money. while the woman was held as
suspicious character. The latter hau e. ~
pocketbcok on her person containing -"
In good money.
So far as known the parties whom VIC
two either Victimized or attempted ~
swindle are Messrs Hammond. I. w
Vaughan. Faux. Thalhimer. GoneNa
Bros. Ewell. and the White House
The three will appear before Justice
John this morning. and will doubtless be
turned over to the United States author
tiles.
Mr.. VIM Flegenheimer. representing his
son, United States Commissioner Henry
Flegenhelmer. was at the station last
night looking into the matter.
Late last night CAPTAIN Angle sent on
Ger wiltshire out agsin 10 make a close
search for counterfeiting paraphernalia
but he met with no success. The story
that they bought the money seems pro
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-06

Who III doubt the wonderful efficacy
Of Paine's celery compound in the face
NJ the following endorsement from the
Bishop Of the diocese OF Burlington:
Wells. Richardson & CO.:
Gentlemen.-I have been asked why l
recommend Paine's celery compound, ana
I desire to put on record frankly my rea-
sons for this endorsement, hoping tnal my
words may inspire those readers VINO
need health and strength. with ia'th 10
trv Paine's celery compound and prove 10
themselves its worth
Al the Fanny Allen Hospital. am insu-
tuition in which / am deeply Interested,
Paine's celery compound has been uS'o
successfully. ,,.... e+
NIarv's Academy. on Mansfield avenue
relv upon Palne's celery compound as d
tonic and strength-glyer
In my own household. one or the DO
mestics has taken Paine's celery com
Mound for liver trouble OF long s.andlns
and SAYS: 1T has done me- more Ho'u
than any other medicine
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-06

commanding structure that is Tho source
OF much pride, the Fanny Allen Hosptsl
al Burlington, and church Whlch -
considered the finest In the state.
His kind-hearted desire TO be Of service
TO the people and the great sincerity ill4l
broathes through every line OF Bisnop
Nichauds recommendation OF Paine
celery compound ought TO leave no DOUBT
In anvone's mind of the tremendous SUE
neriority Of Paines celery compound over
AM the remedies that have recently pee"
ciamoring for attention.
Paine's celery compound VIII make you
well and enable you 10 stay so.
The system strengthened. pafilieu . s''o
regulated by this greatest OF ieii''''''
viii resist AN invasion Of disease
There is no household that can aitord
% be without IL. It's praises have neei
sounded by men and women IN every
valk of Hfe-by the wealthiest' the mosl
famous and by the humblest. but equany
grateful. ,.At, .t.
Paine's celery compound IS WITHIN tna
roach of everyone. 10 is a simple matter
m test rs astonishing efficacy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-06
B. Y. P. i. REVIEW.
Interesting Event az the second zap
TSt church Last Night.

The Review OF the Baptist Young fe co
rle's Unions of the United states ~ me
second Baptist church last nlsht Was
most unique and pleasant aiIar. III WIS
designed 10 bring the members closer 10,
cether. and 10 promote harmony anu
the usefulness Of the Organization
he affair was under ne cAarks OF d
committee, consisting OF Miss NlsV1h
shelton. Mrs. j. ID. Crump. Mrs :. l.. VI vi
liam Miss Elizabeth Waller, MISS Allee
Cowardin. Mrs W. II. Sader. MISS Cor
nellie Willingham. Miss Brooks Phippen
Mr. Thomas Starke. Mr.. w, ; street
Mir. b. NJ Hartman. Mr.. \. \. Booth MI
r. ]. Wllingham. jr., Mr.. X &, hdrIls'
Mr. Clarence :. Penick. MI NJ II. Gar
nett. -
As each person entered the room he or
she was placarded. ticket being aniAed
20 their clothing bearing their name one
member. bent on having fun, anlNed 70
the back OF a grave deacon, unknown 10
the latter a huge placard bearing his
name in large letters. which he wore Tor
some time. TO the amusement OF the as
semhlaee
Each state was represented by n young
lady and gentleman. suitably attired. The
programme Of exercises was az follows;
Address hy President J. Il. Montgomery;
song. College Glee Club; address by pas
tor Rev. ". X. l.. Smith. ID. D.: song,
Captain Frank Cunningham; song, Col
lege Glee club; refreshments.
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preach. Bible school at 9'P Il Nj
Young Peoples Union AT T. W. -
mn ide cordially welcome
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH corner
sixth and Main Streets vices al IL
A. VI. conducted by the pastor. III
". r. l.. SMITH. AZ night an iBBtVDS,-
ine Bible reading hy Proiiegssof s 81 ii,'.,
School at $3.50 A. NJ
PARK-PLAcE NJ. Z. CHURCH COR 6s3.
ner Pine and west rlankinI y, ~ ~ ra.,or
Services ut II a. VI ana =. u. eOn1i1 ~,
bv pastor. 4 cordial welcome 20 an tha'
attend.
BROAD STREET NET II o d.
..t,,rrb Ioornor of BROAD and Tenth
streets. Sunday School $3.50 \. VI FIeacn-
ing at n A. NJ. and ; r. ~ 10y by ~, 9orpir,
smhiect. "Tho Best resurrection AZ
tot "The Voice OF God ia the Cyclone
a cordial welcome io "'l'
CENTENARY METHODIST EPIsco-
al rburch. south lGrace street between
rourfh and Firth. Rev. W v TUDOR:
u ID pastor. Preaching at II A. NJ. and
8 r. NJ by the pastor. T7uple,. - hlehl'
THE God that May be known
THE MONUMENTAL cHUPCH PRO
tesfant EpiscopaD Broad street below
Twelfth. Rev Wl ll1ies ss nn6s1s a. ~ IS
NJ and T. VI. Holy Communion the
aref sunday I'm the month az ii A. N.
and third Sunday al 100 a. VI. Is
GRACE STREET PRESBYTERIAN
chnrch. Rev. JERE. WITHERSPO0N. D.
II nastOr: residence, NO 10 east FRANK
lin street-seryices at IL LICK a. 81, 81
aiH .,- gunda v-schOOl services az $50
NJ and wednesday night service at
S.l5 o'clock.
WESTMINSTER PR e S b YTERIAN
cbmrch corner Sycamore and Cary
st streets Rev. c. VI. CHUMBLEY. pastor.
Preaching at II \. NJ. and = NJ, sun
dav school ~ $50 a. MidWeeA ser
vice Wednesday at T. NJ
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
rev rev o'clock A. NJ. and 5 o'clock =. NJ.
RI nssfor will ofiiciate al the morning
service tomorrow ans. Rev Dr Georse
ID Stricken. OF the lnoh IheoloB.C"
Seminary, will preach AT his"''
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
service al \. VI. at which Key. DON
AID GUTHRIE will preach, No even
ing service because OF the Union service
la the Academy OF Music
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT REV.
CALVIN STEWART. pastor-Rev- DR..
STIKkLE1. VIII preach At IL y ~ pe-
core the Woman.s Foreign Missionary
Society and Or. STEWART at S.l5 l.. NJ.
srvENTH-sTREET 9 HRrSTIAN
,hnr-h corner Seventh and Grace
streets. -Preaehlng sunday a, II A. ~.
~ Rev REM. l.. SMITH. Of Cincinnati.
q and az s:i5 p. VI. by Rev, s. r. MAxS
WEi.L pastor OF the Third Christian
/ church OF this city. Seats tree and all
cordially welcomed.
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TIE MERCEDES READY.
Waiting in Santiago Harbor for Her
Tow To Newport News.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA. May 3.-tnc
former Spanish cruiser Reina Mercedes
which was sunk In the channel ot san
tiago Haroor during the bomnardmeA'
by Admiral SIMPSONS fleet on June ON
and which was recently raised. pumped
out and brought TO this city FOR repair :,
left her moorings to-day and was lo"eu
10 the centre OF the harbor IN reao'NV
, to start for Newport News as soon as t"o
tOw-boat arrives.
some practical navigators predict a re-
petition OF the disaster which beiel inc
fnfanta Maria Teresa. while on her way
north. II rough weather should DC en-
counteie ed. but the Reina Mercedes looAs
as II she were seawOrthy.
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Standing of the Clubs.


CINCINNATI. O.. May 5.-Hahn was
a puzzle for Tebeaus Tribe to-day.
Three hits were made off OF him In the
first inning. but only one after that. Inc
Reds found Young easy. Attendance
800.
Score by innings: H. H. T.
o-incinnati. 2OOOO30O0- Is s
ST LOUIS. ...2OOOO OOOO-Z =
Baiteries-Hahn and PETE; Young and
O'Connor. Cmpires-Swartwood ana
Warner. Time, 2:l5.
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SHOT WITH A RELIC.
An Old Remington Rihe AccidenialIy
Discharged Wounds Two Men.

SAVANNAH. GA. May 5.-Private Jim
Arnold Of the Third Kentucky Regiment
shot Private Hiram Hunt and private
Ed Allen, Of the same command TINS
morning. The shooting was done WIN
an old Remington rifle that had been
brought from cuba ar a relic. Arnold was
sitting I'm his tent inserting q cartridge
i'm the bore of the gun when 1t was as
charged. The bullet flew through the
wall of the tent and passed through the
bodv OF Private Hunt and broke tine arm
OF Allen Arnold is under arrest pending
am examination. but 10 is not believed the
shooting was anything but accidental
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Rice for Cuba.

WASHINGTON. May 5.-Consul Cen
rela Lincoln ut Antwerp. regards u as
a fact worth reporting 10 the State De-
partment that during the last quarter
more than $500 worth Of rice from the
East was exported from Antwerp 10
Cuban ports. He says II would seem,
in case the Southern States cannot sup
ply rice TO Cuba, that our merchants at
Ieast should have some hand In procuring
the suDply needed.
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Brook lyn. If: Boston. ..

BOSTON. May 5.-Boston played llst-
less game and the home club errors
were made at critical points. brooklyn
scored FIVE runs In the first on TOUR
singles. base on balls Wild throw by
Clarke and an error by Duify, but AFTER
that the runs were scattered. husheS
and Lewis both did good work In the box.
Attendance. 1000.
Score by innings: X h. u.
poeton. OOOO11OOO-2 8 Z
BROOKLYN ..5O1O2Ol2O-ll L !
Ratteries-Lewis and Clarke; Hughes
and Farrell. Umpires-Emslie and Nc
Donald Time. 2lS
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Heading. 4: Allentown, o.

READING. PA. May 5.--rhe Allentown
club was shut out by the locals IN
well played game by 4 to O. Murphy
pitched "A very steady game and received
excellent support. Stimmell also pitched
a good game. but was a little wild. sew
eral catches of difficult flies by Belts ano
Tate were Of the sensational order. Ihe
playing OF the Delohantys, Cockman ana
Childs were features. Score.
DfraT.TNfE
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Philadelphia. q: Baltimore. 4.

BALTIMORE. May5.-The Phillies found
Mons TO their liking to-day and batted
out victory. Wheeler was a problem
10 the Orioles. and but for passes 10 first
and a hit batsman tho locals would have
scored but one run. The game was slow
and uninterestin. Attendance, 1900.
Score. r. H. +.
baltimore. ......oOO1Oo1O24 . !
Philadelphia. .....S o 000 20 % Is 4
Battries-Nops and Robinson; Wheeler
and Mcfarland. Umpires-Hunt and
Connolly. Time. 2:l0.
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Slarkey inject NIaher.

NEW ORLEANS LA, May PEARSON
Davies announced to-day that Tom
sharkey h&d receivd an offer for a match
with Peter Maher the Lenox Athletic
Club in New York that Sharkey had ac-
copied and would 90 to New York in
few days.
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Paterson. Is; Lancaster. H.

LANCASTER. May 5.-After having
apparently won an uphill game by Ter
rino hitting In the ninth inning. Ian
caster to-day lost 10 Paterson by score
Of 10 10 a. Herwig witness IN the
FIRST two innings caused Lancasters de
feat Frye was batted hard and Bowen
was not much more successful Paterson
felded well. Score:
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caster. .; Paterson. 10. Struck out
Gettinger. Bowen. Schmidt FIRST base
on errors-LanCaster, =; Paterson
First base on balls-Om Herwig' - Oh
schmidt. .: Off Frye, 4; of Bowen. l.
wild pitches-Frye. ,: Herwig' I'm
plro-Berger. Time, %.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-06

Summary. Earned runs-Wnaesparre'
2. Two base hits-Egan. Atherton, Good
win. Three base hit-lialigan. Saoliilce
.hits-Dinon. Clymer. stolen bases-Good-
win. Atherton Haihgan. Gonding, Burns.
Left on bases-Scranton. 3, WilkesDarIe.
& Struck out-By Hodson. 5; by Allen
/. by Goodwin. 4. First base on errors
Wnkesbarre. 3. First base on bails-On
Hodson. / off Goodwin, 8. Wild piiches--
Hodson. Allen Passed bails-Ihackera'
Tmpire-Henderson Time, 1850.
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SCRANTON. May 5.--Wilkesbarre won
from Scranton to-day by TWO heavy bat
ting streaks. Hods0n pitched poorly
Throughout. and IN the ninth Was struck
by "a batted ball on The left hand ana
sustained "a split finger which made MIN
give way 10 Allen. Burns the local anna
teur. who is substituting al snort for
Wikestarre. played the star game OF
the day. Attendance. 1000 Score.
SCRA NTJN.
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CLEVELAND. O.. May 5.-Cleveland
was clearly outDlayed by Chicago at
every point. Tho men from the west
Piled us hits about as they pleased. At
tendance 129.
Score by innings: X. II. II.
Cleveland OOc1Ol OOO-2
Chic,go..... ....OSlO2O32X XII IA 8
Ratteries-Carsey and thinner: Gala
han and Chance. Umpires-Burns and
Smith. Time. $40
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-06

4 number of bnrglaries have been com con.
i,''s'0 ot,ht a house was entered and sew
uaS artirles stolen. and again on Tues
60, light thieves broke into the resi-
Gay - Mr.. Ellington from the rear
ma stole a watch and 80.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-06
Carson Wantsfh Fight.

CARSON. NEW, MAY 5.-To-day sena-
tor Livingston. presided of the Arena
Club. wired the manager OF f1tzslmmons
and Jeffries Offering 81 % for the hght.
The new rules Of the CLUB provide that all
fights must be to a finish no draws being
allowed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-06
Volunteers Reviewed

SAVANNAH GA. May 5.-The Lh 1 ~,
S,fonel Cornelius Gardener. was reviewed
here this afternoon by Brgadier- ehet - !.
" " Gordon. who served IN the WI
With Spain General Gordon was ass,s .sl
n,,ss,,ltered-o out First Georgia Regiment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-06
Jack Benret,Kuot.ke ed OUT.

NEW YORK. May Sid McPharland,
OF this city Knocked out JACK Bennett;
of Mckeesport Pa, In the hfth round OF
what was TO have been a twenty-five
round bout before the Br0adway Athletic
Club tonight. The men weighed in at
13S pounds
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Pitfsburg. :: Louisville, >.

PITTSBURG. PA. Nav 5.-It was an
even game up to the eighth. when, with
two men out. Clingman let Lever go 10
first on a tumble and Donovan brought
him I'm with a home run and Louisville
failed to score in the ninth. Attendance
1909
score. r. II. +.
Pittsburg. :. al 2 = % II
Louisville. .. OO0012OO-5 10
Batteries-Leever and Bowerman; Phil
Inns and Kittridge. Umpres-OD Day and
Brennan. Time, 2:l5.
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New York. .: Washington. 4.

NEW YORK. May 5.-The New Yorks
won out to-day in the last inning Do
heny winning his own game with timely
hit that sent in the winning run. At
tendance. 900.
score. L. III. T..
Now York ......OO10O10 03-5 s 2
Washington. q. al y oVVV-
Batterles-Doheny and Warner. Wey-
h ng and Mcclure unpires-IailNleS
and Andrews. Time. 2:l5.
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Sesslou Postrope1.

CHICAGO. May S.-1'he Senatorial
Pure Food Investigating Committee post
pored to-dsy's session uftii tomorrow
owing to inability to proeire proper VIZ
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CHURCH NOTICES.

MONROE BAPTIST CHURCH MOE MOS
rp RE ts and Pine. -Presehing io,m or
r Ss a; O'clock BY R s o rs o HlohA"o
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH sen Y
Vices Of worship at II a. n. ana r. ~;
~ GFO. COOPER. D. D.. pastor VIII
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-06
TEBEAU'S TRIBE
TAKES A TUMBLE.
The Reds Found Young Easy and the
Browns Came Down.
BOSTON PLAYED LIKE TIRED MIN
And Made Their Errors at Cri'ica'
Points and Brooklyn Won - Inc
orphans Out-Played Cleveland
All Around-Orioles WinScn.
Yesterdays Scores.

Plttsburg, Z; Louisville, ..
Brooklyn, IL Boston, 2.
Chicago. II; Cleveland. 2.
Philadelphia. G; Baltimore, 4.
New York. 5; Washington. 4.
Cincinnati. 5; st. Louis, 2.
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Meaney, Herndon. Home run-Seybold.
Stolen bases-Wise Field. Wrigley. Dun
don. Left on bases-Newark. 6: Richmond.
4 Struck out-By Bishop. 4. by Herndon.
3. First base on balls-Of Hcrndon. / off
Bishop. l. Wild pitch-Herndon. Umpire
Belts. Time, las.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER.

The following was the range OF the
,bsrmometer al The Times ONCE yester-
dsy: A. NJ, IS; ~ NJ. So; p. NJ, 20;
sP.M., 81; p. NJ, 81; Y NJ, Sc; aver
age, g aS~
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NEWARK. y. j., May 8. - Special -
Richmond made IL two straight to-day
Seybold clinching the game by pounding
The ball over the fence for home run
with Dolan on base in the eighth inning
and Newark's errors proved disastrous
three Of them being partly responsible
for RichmOnd's runs.
Richmond's FIRST run was scored In the
fourth inning Seybold got 20 first on
Kloprs tumble. Hess hitting safely
uargrove struck out and DOlan MT 10
Herndon. who caught Hess at second.
Dolan beat the ball 10 first and before II
could be returned 10 the plate Scybold
had scored. Meaney dropped Hosss long
fly I'm the sixth and Dolan scored from
third.
Herndon's two-bagger and a ny to Har-
grove scored a run for the locals in the
third while Meaney's two-bagger ana
Wise's single were responsible for two
more IN the eighth.
Both pitchers twirled effectively and
there we're plenty of clever plays.
steeiman was hurt In sliding and re-
fired
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Moore 9hoIes pitching for Georgia and
Score: uh drlEe II II T.
Vanderbilt
90 '''.... ~ O OO1 OK
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Where They Play To-Day.

Brooklyn at Boston.
Washington at New York.
Baltimore at Philadelphia.
Louisville at Pittsburg.
St. Louis at Cincinnati
Cleveland at Chicago.
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coo,,io =. Vanderbilt. q.

ATHENS. GA. Nay 5.-The University
sitv on the diamond to-day. The features
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-06
TWO STRAIGHT
FOR THECHERUBS.
SeyboId's Home-Run CIinched the
Game at Newark Yesterday.
ALLENTOWN WAS SHUT OUT
Al Reading-Wilkcsba Won from
Scranton by Heavy Batting-Lan-
caster Lost 10 Paterson by Ono
Run When Sure ofWinning'


Newark. 3: Richmond T.
Scranton. 3: Wilkesbarre. 10.
Reading 4. Allentown. o.
Lancaster. IA: Paterson, 10.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-06
ALLENTOWN

Summary. Two-base hits-Murphy. Nc
Cormick Three-base hits-Smith stolen
bascs-LaVrence Fox. Lett ON bases
Reading s. Allentown. Z. Struck out
By Murphy ]. hy Summeii. D. Double
pIays-Jir Dclehautv 10 Mcintyre: Childs
Cockman and Drauhy. Childs. Cockman
and Drauhy. First base ON halls-on
Murphy. 7: or Stimmcn. ?. Hit 10y pitch
or -- Mccormick. Umpire CD McDermott.
Time of game-1.5j.