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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-21
coNTEsI NOTICE
Department of the he =. United States Lssd o

Department of the lnie.S
 United States Lssd oS
 Prescott, Arizona, May U. A sufficient contest notice nsa4 z fled in this office by John Crellin,z = ant, against Homestead erfff made January 90, 1885, fer s7s M NJ SW[, section 10, township v - 2W, by Charles J. Amess eon.s. which it is alleged that sald o, Ames has wholly abandoned for -. ...l one year prior to the date bsrsass land, and has wholly failed toc1isn = prove or live and reside on sac more than one year next prior = - hereof, said parties are hereby appear, respond and offer eFios1@ ing said allegation at 10 o'esceA June 22, 1888, before the Regisis. n. ceiver at the United States LAn4 " Prescott, Arizona.
 The sald contestant having, t.,i5 affidavit, fled May 70, 1898, sstio-,-. ssll1... which show that after dne c1iLiss.,s ,s sOnsl service of this nOtlce s-r made, it is hereby ordered ssN that such notice be give by oae .. publication FKzDEzIcK A. p.sE First publication May Il. lSA
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-21
~,.rv,..SKous.

Fns.h candies a, Aiken & Robin on's ~
 PuttermiIk for sale at ihe O. K. store, West Prescott. l2-lotf
 Leave your packages for the Verde stage at the O. Kstore, West Pres cott.' I2-16tfy
 The legal officers of the Crowned King Mining Co.-N. C. Shekels director and president; Rubert Wil- kinson, director and vice president Jas. M. Taylor, director and secre tary; Geo. P. Harrington, treasurer R. H. Hethering;on, resident agent Harrington and Shekels, superin tendents il4d
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-21
Mining Application No. 4O4
 rNIrEn SHAFTS I.ANn OFFICE

Prescott. Arizona. March q. A. DL, Ispe.
 Notice Is herchT given that ths Goidaa Nsvs Mining Co. by J C hernndoe attOEnsy t1 tAci Sh0ss poss office addrcss is Prssoott. AFszsnA. has tt day fled kis application for . paleni for 72 h ear feet If the Coti onwood MI astz with rfAce ground seo fees 10 widts satnai~d ln ifs PicAch mining dtstTtrs. Coanu 0i MArespA. and Territory ~ ArisoaA and ossig- uhb~d ky [ teld notas And oe3ciA plsl Oa hla in thip oftce survHy no ists approx .masaly in township n. raEEe -, of c and k nlaridiEn- Said suE rey no iSts being descrihsd as foll0wa, to-Wit
 tssgia ainsAt D V corner os claim, Identical win e corner of Location. . pine post kxi incbes q { ft high sst % tnehss in gronnd, eur rounde ny c mon of EtoDea. poet mArraG DO i-lSts, Bed PicAcho hrs D 4 dag About nila. White Picaeho pot ylsiels bot hEs about q deg v ah01t milas. . s L M no iStS V ? M D hTs sl deE ls min v el0 ft thence . G daS O min v 7H ft to ong 10 e thanss q dag 11 mn c 50 ft to cor DO s. thence S2 dag % min 7z1 fi to Cor no (; tb-noe n q ceg @ min - DO ft Co CT DO !, he place Of beginnIns EErvey of exsSriOr boUndArias.
 MAenslio variations "a ties G mia :s. contain acres.
 The location of tkis iEine is reoord-d in ths rs- oorder's ofhce Of Maricops county, AFisonA. st pAses i9S-lO1, os book af ninss, The adjoining clAiEaAaas arsr No adjoining elaine,
 AEy and ell persona claiming advurssly asy portion of said Cottonwood mil sits oF s1rfAcs ground are repaired Co hle thsir advsrss clAir with She register of the United StAtss Land Orhoe Ht Preeo0tt, Art1opA, in ths County oi 1AvApAi. and TerritoEy uf AriAOpA. during ths vii te barred hy virtue of the prOvisiOns Of ths
 FREDERICK A. rRITLE, Register. first publication March x7
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-21
Forfeiture Notice.

Prssoott Arizona April !. lsoe To Mrs. x A. Harrington or her hsirs cT Essigns. loa are hershy notined tAAt have during the yeArs isoe sxsa11sd one hnndred dailars in labor uppa the fallouing named mining claim via Cut- toawopd pd, located tn hAsaAyEnpa mininR cistriet. NaxApai cOuntl, ArisanA. Notice of io- eaten Of aid Cotto1wo Id mining claim is re- oordsd Id book e of Mines. pags 16a, rsourds cf lsFApAa county, Arisons lTeTritorT Sad labor wAs performed in ordar to hold aaid claims under the prOyisioEs of section 2x3a of the Re- vised statntss of the Cnitsd Bsaass and ths anssnoments therueo, conceFuing annual labor 1pon mining ciEima it hainR ths amount raquir- a Co held said elaine for the period ending December thirty-arst. tHA the sum Of one h1ndrud dollars belhg sxpsndsd on the sNi6 Cottonwood claim fer tks year is.R And fl within ntnstT tsol days afhsr the puhli- cstion bareof, y01 fAl or refnss Co contribute yOur P-Oporuon of s<sd sxpenditnre e eo-ownar y0ar kntsrest tn the said mining claim wiu be- eoms the propsrsy of the sehscribsr. your CO owner. who has made the rsQnired expenditurs hy the tsrma of sAic asct&oa.
 MRS, '. L. swIGERT.
 Flint publication. ApEJi- [. isoa.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-21
NOTICE TO PATRONS.

Subscribers to the JOURNAL MINER, failing to get their paper promptly nitAer by mail or carrier, or in case B not satisfactorily delivered by Le carrier, will confer a favor by notifying this office so that the fault may be remedied. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-21
Do No, rut on

Until tomorrow the duty that ought to be done today. If your blood IS impure and you feel weak and weary take Hoods Ssrsaparilla at once.
 Hoods pills cure Sll liver ills. Mailed for 25 cents by C. l. Hood < Go. Lowell. Mass.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-21
DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF-NO.
 FICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United st.se. LAnd ohn.

Presoott. Arizona, June s. isaQ. Notaoe is hereby given thAt ParthenT H s ALee. ei SAlap Verde. Arizona has fled notios clam No lee for the d of NV k aDd HF L ot sM '. ot Sec st, Typ "a NR 2, hefore tks seElsssr Hnd reoeivsE at PresoOtt, AriEoaa. on setnrday. the i5th day of 1uly isoa - sAe naues the eollowinR Wftuas..a .a v.o- tha complete trTigAtion and reclarpafion os -.sS land ~~@4 John Wood, Joan B. Rieksst. h.. Geo. ~, Hance, al af Camp Verds Ari.,,.s '. -- :.
 FkEDERilk A. TRTfLE yI.- Rs~i-f-- Fnst publioation June e isaR
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-21
Rnnd Tar.

Ii is curious to note that wood tar is urepared just as it was in the fourth century B C A bank is chosen and a hole dug. into which the wood is placed covered with turf A fire is lighted un- derneath, and the tar slowly drips into the barrels placed to receive iJ-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-21
NOTICE OF FoRFEITUR F

To Thomas Fifch, his hairS and sssikns: Yo are hsFeoJ notified that the undersigned, durin the ysars lssS, isE and le'6. did expand xe0o in labor ana improvements Bpon the SkrIrt Cut mining claim, the notice of location whereof is of record in Uss s.tss sst Lhe conuty recorder of NavspAi county. Territory Of AriEonA, aaid short tut mining claim being ait1ale in WAlknr min ing district. iu AAid county Of YsVaDai and Ter ritory of Arizona. aAid expandifure hatnR one hundred dollars tn labor and impr0vsmsnf 0n said Short Gut mining claim for ssch ef rAtd labor and improvement required by Section 2s2A, Revised StAtutas of the United SsAtea and amendments therstO. and if within ninety days after the fret publication hereof yOu fail ar re- fuse Co contribute yOur proportion of snch sz- penditures At oo-oWnar. yOuT tDtereet in aa4d Short Gut mining claim gin become the prop erty of tte unoerEig1ed.
 CLARK q sTUCKET, By WARREN B. LARK aS snrVivirR Partnsr
 of the firm of Clark q Stukey.
 first publication March 22 isae
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-21
ANTED.

Wanted to purchase a copper mine or a prospect, must stand rigid ex- animation bv expert. Write full de- scription, giving location, develop ment, assays, shelter returns, and cost of fuel. Ajax, II William St., ] New York. b-6
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-21
NOTICE TO
 CREDITOR
Estate of Lrrl BAsHronp. d.s..

Estate of LEu BAsHFoRD, decss' Notice is hereby given 5y the undsrzg.. ministratoF of the estate 0f Leyl b.sll- oeased. to the creditors Of and Al pef.ae ing claims against the said deceaseds - them, with the neoeEsary yOuchszs. -. - months after the irst publication q n<. eo the said administrator At Presca& co1nty Arizona. the same bet1E 1s tAs transaction of the business of szA = in sAid county of IavapAi.
 HID. Al5AAl Administrater of the estate of Len - daceaesd Dated this I7th day of May, 1S9e. Ftrst publication May a, 18eo.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-21

Notice ia kcreky gwen that the Fs,.s Snew FioseF and Golden bsh - elAizas. located in Nsiker mininR - NEsapAi e0anty, AriEona. are beirr - un5eF oS ue and lease, and that neith,s s owners e tke same nor the minrs <, named Ni be responsible fog nay - tmproxeuls nts or accldents on thsza.
 fkkD zOBEI
 N. L. GRIFfg Prescott. July 2. Is.s.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-21
Betrayed.

"Yes. we went away and left the gss burning. Staid two weeks !"
 "Was your bill any higherf
 .Yes: the fool night wstchmAn told the gas company about it "-Indisn- spolis Journal
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-21

Notice ts heFsby gwen that ths n,s zgned is owner e the f'rcsadsnt I1ia1 {! czied i1 N 4in1t Grove utr1ag elEtra Wi1 nos he rcsponz1hle fox azy as1s, 2. tr.esg,8 fer lah-or or olhsxwise a1zir,. mining claim ey parties uerkinR tfs unaer t.sae. bond or o4herWfse
 VII. JACKSsss Prssooss. Aria. Feb .. lss.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-21

NOtinc is hereby given that tk. ..x signed is owner of the Bordeaux u,-. |. cated in Bag Bug mining distrscf s.S :. notbe responsible for any debts t-,. for labor or otherwise against sad - claim for paTtes won king the asn,s - leAse, bond or otherwise FEED E~-1
 Prescott, Ariz-, April l7, lsss.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-21
Mine VarnilgNatis

Nstics is keF~hf gsysn tnat tns us. Enad are ognEFA A tae EsS4t ~ - fsssun As tke ~tgoaA an Noa4 eaz,[ HasAayEmFa EstAs1e estflets tEs,S coGnts. AFtEuna. Asze t.-a l.st VI "a E sespu1s hie for a1y art't - Ee,eq ts ! f,y sr gshr~usse by pArrsee workir. X ..0,s ,sn.i-r f.ssa ssr lease e uthsrul.0
 e. A. COLE
 k '. wO0Ds Prssooss. Ari.asa, Suly s, lssS
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-21
WAIVED.

Hate you any property, furniture,
 merchandise of any kind to dis csc of and get good returnsi Call n c. F. TINSLER, general suctioneer, 224 South Moniezums treet, near Sherman House 3-l7ti
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-21

Noe is hereby given that ths signed Is oa,,s half owner of the fosl,s.-s ' figiiaHse ana N~w Era mines, ler-1., ' Bie Bag Mining DissIict, Yasapai 0..- Anzona, and ! val not be rszpzs.ls' any debt, Or labor, contracted ak si--s st mining claims by any psrson. or -.
 MRS, IDA c. HAKfr7s Prescott, Arizona. Sept. aG. ls<s
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-21
fagn. IsR

Notice is hereby given that the Ehuu,- h. 1old ConpAnys e grO1p of nina losni hs@ Ayempa Mining District. VII na n 5 spoDsaole tor any dehts or supplies f.hIrew terial furnished while working as.2sF hna !. 0ption- 0AN-DAAE 6oLDfr.
 Prescott. Jaa. I. isss.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-21
Notice oI Eorfsiiure

freseoh, Ari1onA. narch 11. lsoa To the aetr4 and Assigns of Robert RoElAnd. Y0u ars Asnehg nounsd thai have during the y.ar ispS sxpsnoec one hsadred (e100fol dollArs tn izbos naa a tmproyssnents upon the Gold HnkEst nina lsrrItorJ, l0cAted JannaFy. 1ss, the notice oI iocAtao0 Ehsreof ts on necoFd in the OEas of ths co1nfy recordeE ot the county of faxapai Ari. bold sad mining claim under the prsyvisions of secnon xkse Ot the reYtsed seatutsu of the Upitai atHees. and AnS1dmsnfs thsrsto. concerning enHnAA lAoor upoa mining clAins. it being ths roo esdang Dsoem Der giet, Isos, aEs 4 nipetx tel days efter ths puhltcstion hereof you s.il of rerpes 70 nontr1nuta yoar proportion of snob mining elAim win become ths prCu~rtr os tl.- sanscrner, yo0r oo-OEDer, who kaA uIasds f6s rsgulred sxpenditurp hy the asruas Of aaia s@S- ti1n 2xaA JOHG MrK FTzTS
 FirSs pahlieassoa, Aprl SI 1-N-i1-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-21

Notice is hereby given that "a. Trial mine. located in Tiger disfri.1 f.. pal county, ArlEons, is being pork.S \ der bond and lease, and that nssshe- v owners thereof nor the mine ahov. - wiu be responsible for any lAbor. ir--- ments or accidents which might o.z-. oE in the said mine. Jul N. Ro,j~r1.. Johsans kodenburg, Jchn Raihle
 Prescott, Feb. 70. 1e99E
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-21
THE CITY AND COUNTY
Sewsy Hstes of Prescott and the Sur.
 rounding Country.

R. BAEHR for house painting and paper banging. Telephone numbers l6S and 97.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-21

United States Land OGoe, Rrs:-.ss es.. May 6, 1898. Notice is hersos s.,-5sns sy1anf to instructions. and ID ~-s sks . the directions of the secretsry 'I I .srsii11 |, under the provisions 0f ihe tnsII1 .asI rSs is.,' act of July 5, 1884 tsS SsAh, -y.-ss se land in the camp of fort ssIs NTs k4f military reservation, VIZ: Esi STT-' T it A-k, Sec. a, and VA NW1s. Sec =. =. ii1 it,.sttsI 7 wil bs offered in 40-scrs trHc;s, S0uSe.' '.' the buildinss thereon. and e9s9 sf -. Sec. sl, separately from tne I.' .i,. tss irs Y, on the gr0unds cumrnencins - hirhsa - - August, Is9a. At 10 a- h. to tsss ts -Tslss z Et not less e an the sPpfaA-- srs ss-.B = than one dollar and tEenu ls ths sl.., for the land. and DO. lee tB,- ,,-.rcssrE 2 value for tbs buiidInss, tns
 to be paid rt the time Of ii,lI she T Ir-, sif'
 FREDERICK A. Ihl ll l'L-'
 JIG. MAhTlN. Recs1ssf'
 Approved. -..srs.
 THOs. RYAN, Acting sesEs' ss kirst publication, May "A. iS~
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-21

AOtiee is hereby given that Henry D C7s. a Co. have lsased the BoggS mines, uzshrn plpe line. ehd that the aforesaid will ir us ue he respons1ble for debfs contrAc6fd la eBsuls ths sAna COMMERCIAL AlNlN6 e .
 By ]. s. DOUGLsS Ns'
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Land ome. s Rp..on.. a-,.D.. ,

Land Ofhos at fsesoOt9, ArizonA.
 v..- June 3. Isos.
 aot5oe e hersnJ EiEs1 that ths foIl0wIn. = s2 nAEe nnAi prof in support ot his Claim sr5 At .a.d proof wiil hs msds hsfOrs R~xi.te- S,,1 sffsos5Ssr at krsscStt, AKisoBa, On July IsSS6 RE. - Ia she nAnss the following vitne-s.. ,o r-u.. of. said land, viE- --'''e.aoo r Eumstt Douelaa, John Glook. Iohn M.,. Richard ThS.naa, All of Dsvsy, Arizoua
 fkkDFKICK A. rRlTTT R
 FirSt po biioAkson June G f.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-21
NOTICE OF FORFEITFD

To T. H. Darrell. his heirs End - e are hereby notified thai the unders.-ss - s the year 1sss. did expend Slts ln -; = z provemslts upon the AJS1 Hln1is s.5 ;s q. ttce of locatiOn whereof is of ree.,s- - z ot tie county recorder Of lsssl-s: = 1af ritory Of Arizona, in book g oL - - ss the dass of the original location l-99. said mining claim being sl.1'Te. a5 'T.sI,l { mining district. in said e0untg Ss - - I@rritoFy Of ArizonA; said sx xpsle-.-.Is - hundred dollars in labor and lnp. =, IsE [. sad A jax mining claim for s-ll Tt rs'. for the annual labor and improssStEs ''S tEs z. by section 1s14. revised stHfutes 2, = ar states. and anandmenfs tbers,e9s.. - ninety days sitter the trsf po91.-- ursll.. y0u fAil or refuse Co cOntrl0ose 2, - -or- . of such expenditures As eo-eS ,,, Is.. s...s sff n said AjAx mining claim VII erty of the undersigned, ,rrEKTrst'
 First pnblicatiou Nay %.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-21

Notice is hereby given that the uudu,,s...,
 lnc-third wner 9f she 'Comnodo-- T = tAnA, and -kentucky" mining cl-i1ss - ia Weaver mining Gistsics, YsFsn.i =. Arizona. generE1ly knoWn as the s,J.l--- groap ot mines. That the ssns nss !. rsspssnsshie. oF the above nanled un;na- s. - detts contFActed for l4bo ,improFen-r....< eidents Nhtch might occur on or Ia - =
 lRp1l MAS LAURA hAnlIf17.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-21

Notice is hereby given that h. lt Jacket mining claim, located in n, 1 mining district. Yzvapai county. Ar., is being worked under contract. ssS s- neither the undersigned, the owner. :, the mine above mentioned, wsu be -. sibls for any labor, improvements O. s-i dents Or any debts contracted by anr = son CT pessoas against said mining sc or saideompany.
 THE RED JACKET MINING n
 By c. H. MORSE, Prs-iii-s Prescott. Arizona, May l, 1888.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-21

Notice is ksrsbg given that the s,szs.,s |. B1ster group Of mines. located Ia fh1 E Grove district, BrsdshzW mOantaiils ., = oslne Workea under bond and leais, a.i a. for apy labor. accident, or debts of tbe ,r-,,' crued under the terms of the leass.
 g.A. fozzz
 JOIN HCkEm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-14
CdwelL and Belts were features. This
was the score:
READING
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Totals ........ ..~..~.4 s p /
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-14
THE RATTLE OF MANILA.
The Great Spectacle Proved Bis
Success Last Night


PAINS Battle of Manila. as presented at
Broad-Street Baseball Park last night,
was spectacle that. in realism and gram
deur. far surpassed the expectations OF
the great majority OF those who witnessed
IT, The great naval victory in Manila
Bay was a spectacle that completely car
ried the audience away with enthusiasm,
and as the sound Of heavy guns pealed
forth and the sky became bright with
the flames from burning vessels. the
crowd almost forgot that this was Dut "a
mimic battle. and cheered WIN Pd'Ilo,,lt =.
of yyarshfps wrapped in flames. ana the
aupearance of the great white heh-ol
war. flying the United states col1Is an4
bearing down on the lh-iaJeo Si,P ca III
Spain. was all realistic enough 10 can
forth such a demonstration.
THE exhibition commenced with Nau-
6oviIle performance of four acts, an OF
them far above the average, Inc ilyl-
berts Brothers In their acroDat,iTi WptS
Frobel and Ruge, eccentric equiilbiisls
the McDonOugh Trio, grotesque aIusls'
ana "The Long ana the Short OF IT, were
all highly amusing. III.
"The Battle of Manila was very rtdiiS-
tic The scene is there before the audl-
encc. cannon are belching torth nfe, ana
ships. encircled in deYOuring names are
going down 70 the bottom OF MaIihd pdF e
AT the conclusion Of the Dattle pyro-
technic display was given, and for hileeh
minutes or more rockets. Roman canules'
and everything known 10 the manufaciu-
Ter of fireworks. made the air tnlch WIN
sharks There were many mover ucNlrNs
ueed and the effect Of some Of them was
beautiflll. The two "set pieces Genera
Fftzhugh Lee and Admiral Dewey en-.
cited the most enthusiastic applause A.
~ aGnfsh" Of this display the entire park
,oc,oe6 n seething mass of fame
To-night the performance VIII begin at
%. = I'D the emblems of the Bapust
yonng peoples Union VIII De among the
sot nieces displayed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-14

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. July I3.-Flour-Iitle
quieter and a shade In buyers favor
without being quOtably lower.
Rye Flour-Qulet.
C0rnmeal-Easy.
Rye-Steady.
Barley-Steady.
Whe1t-Spot easy; No. red, soc. OPP
lions opened easy because OF the unsatis-
factory Liverpool cables. rallying later
on complaints OF too much rain in the
Northwest and also In France. Realizing
orders prompted final setback and
closed The market easy at l-4dl-2c. net
lower July closed IS lie; September
closed Is lie; December closed ~ Csc.
Corn-SpOt easy; No 2, 40 l-Sc. options
opened quiet: they improved slightly with
wheat and big clearances, bur later drop
ped under realizing, and closed easy az
a 1-S01-4c. net decline. July closed 30 3-sc. /;
September closed - lie
Oats-Spot steady. options neglected.
Beef-Steady.
ut-Meats-firm.
LSrd-steady; western s.55; refined
steady.
Butier-Irregular: western creamery,
l5Qls he: State dairy 10 l-2Ql1c.
Cheese Strong; large white. Sac. (;
Eegs-DuIl: State and Pennsylvania.
Is l-2ul6c.; western fresh. l54l5 Lie.
Potatoes-Stcady; southern firsts. S2nS3;
SlQN.50.
Cotton-By steam 10 Liverpool. Y l-2c
Cabbage-Steady; Long Island, Sl.Jog
$50
CottOnseed Oil-Steady.
Rosin-Steadv.
Turpentine-Quiet at Hq4 lie.
Rice-Firm.
COffee-Options opened steady at un-
changed prices TO points advance ruled
more active. with frmer UNDERGONE on
covering; closed steady and unchanged TO
S points higher. Sales, $3.50 bags. in
Guiding August A'Ii September. $40;
October. sAf0: March. $50 Spot Rio dull,
but steady. Mild quiet and steady.
sugar-Rsw barely steady; tending
downward Refined steady
THE NEW YORK MELON MARKET
NEW YORK, July l3.-Muskmelons In
active demand and slightly higher: water
melons I'm large accumulation and fresh;
receipts were 81 cars demand light and
market weak and very low. Musk
melons. Virginia and North Carolina. per
crate, 75c. 4$l.50; do. per basket. 75c. pS:
Charleston. per basket. sinn.75. do, Flo
r!da and Georgia. per crate. Neqsl5o;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-14
HOW THE CLUBS STAND.

The score was 20 ]. and # was in
lancaster's favor. and. think Of it. the
Pennsylvania Club used Fraser. the
pitcher whom Richmond recently hit for
q safe drives
Yesterday he was like a piece Of cold
ice. He never moved but what ono Of
tho Champions died Bill Donovan pitch
al like the mischief every few minutes,
but there Were lots Of minutes that he
didn't pitch. lie was wilder than ne ever
was before in an his life.
The game proved interesting, and
though Richmond lost. the loyal rooters
declared they had been Wei entertained.
and went home happy-not so happy as
they would have been had Richmond won.
but just happy.
NEAR BEING SHUT OUT.
II looked like a shut-out until the eighth
Inning. when Pat Flaherty hit 20 right
fl FOR two bases, and scored on
'Co.y' Dolan's drive.
Richmond couldn't meet Fraser when
'meets" would have counted: Lancaster
'mat' Donovan. and meets counted
Tho Lancaster team is a good one. and
o. article of ball they put up against
to trving-to-win Champions yesterday
!-st ackled the enthusiasts no little.
Here's the score of the first defeat OF
ttc second half.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-14
SPARKS FROM THE DIAMOND.
Cleveland Nearly shut Out-St'
Louis's Uphill work.

PHILADELPHIA. July 1S.-To-day's
game was called at the end Of the Cleve-
lands seventh inning owing 10 darkness.
IT looked like a shut-out for the visitors
up To that inning. but a tumble by Cooley
and two singles allowed them 20 score.
Attendance, 300. Score: X H. T.;
Cleveland ..... 80 OOOO ! .
Philadelphia ..... ....I l o. 80 > j 3
Batteries. Hughcy and Schrecken6ost;
Fraser and Mcfarland.
EMPIRES. Messrs. Gaffney and Latham.
Time. / hour and - minutes.
THE GIANTS LOSE.
NEW YORK. July 13.-Pittsburg won
the final game of the series IRON the
Giants to-day through the loose fielding
Sow. r. II. T..
New York .........O0OOOO32O-5 Y Z
pittsburg 800. 80 OOO20 o 4 10 :
Batteries: Seymour and Grady; Ianne-
hin and BOwerman. ~,
Empires: Messrs. Manassau ana hunt
Time. 2 hours and 10 minutes
RALLIED IN THE SEVENTH.
BROOKLYN. July 13.-St. Louis down
ed Brooklyn to-day by "A great rally in the
seventh. touching up Hughes lor Tour
hits which. with two bases on Dais an anu
"A brace Of errors. let in SIN runs. Inc
Supurbas could do nothing with PoWell.
Attendance, 24OO. score - 10 10 II
St Louis .........0 90 ] 0 o y i
brooklyn co.. .....V y = UvVv -
batteries: Powell and Criger; Hughes
and Grim. ,,.Do,,a,a
Tmpires: Messrs. Emslie and Mcdonald.
Time. 2 hours and minutes
A NEW PITCHERS WORK.
BOSTON, July 1S.-The Chicagos hit
Lewis hard I'm the first inning to-day;
while Garvin, young giant who pliched
] his second league game. kept the Cham
| MONS from launching their hits. except in
-. II. II. T.
Chicago ..... .....33003 1905 "A 2
Roston 1870. 100000 o IL j
Rafteries: Garvin and Donahue; Lewis
and Bergen. o....,,..
Tmpires: Messrs Lynch and Connolly.
Time . hours and 10 minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-14
OLD BANKER DEAD.
James Franklin. Of Lynchhurg-'ot
SI.poO verdict.

LYNCHBURG, VA, July l3.-(spec.al)-
James Franklin. Sr.. founder Of the ola
banlxing-houso of Miller & Franklin. died
to-day. aged 81 years. In his younger
days he was Sheriff OF Campbell county,
and In the seventies represented Lynch
burg in the Virginia House of Delegates.
20 mad accumulated a considerable Tor
tune.
IN the Amherst County Circuit Court
the jury I'm the case OF Mamie T.. Mus
grove against the Southern Railroad Com
pany brought In a verdict for the plaintiff
Tor $500. Mrs. MuscrOve sued for SIS 90
co. i,-ta-- fh~er-.r, 1o-"n a-si irfr~o1 ~
the sudden starting Of train. which she
boarded at McIvors station on April %,
1898