davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-11
seesnw Game nt Detroit Goes Against
Blues in Ninth.
Detroit, =; Kansas city, G.
Buffalo, .; Minneapolis. 4.
Columbus, =; st. Paul, u.
indianapolis, 3; Milwaukee, q.


DETROIT. June 10.--The locals won see-
saw game in the ninth today on two hits
and an error by Hulon. Casts bases on
balls were responsible for several of the
Blues runs. Score:
Detroit ..,..."O l o ! p u 1
Kansas CITY,. / 0 o . 0 l 1 0--6 s 4
Batteries: Detroit, CASTOR and Shaw
Kansas City, Hastings and Wilson,
BUFFALO, June l0.--A lucky punching of
hits won Buffalo todays game. President
Franklin of the local tam has started on
a trip looking for new players. 1t is said
four or five of the present team are booked
for release. Score:
Minne2poiis HTtlsa ;iii,;'... -. Q 0 0 / q . !
Batteries: Buffalo, Amole and McAuley;
Minneapolis, HUTCHINSON and Zearfoss.
was a pitchers battle, Waddell and McGin
being pitted against each other and the
former had all the bsst of it. Score:
sGlq%Sqs St. Paai ...:. ::. &c 9 9 % 5 5 :
Batteries: Columbus Waddell and Buck
ley; ST. Paul. McGill and Spies.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 1O.-Gifts of two
bases by. Reidy in the seventh a sacrifice
and Hickey's opportune single gave In
dianapolis todayS game. Foreman pitched
brilliant ball. Score:
indianapolis ..O 0 o % o . / O-$ 4 2
Milwaukee ....O 0 o 0 0 o 0 90 . 2
Batteries: Indianapolis, Foreman and
Beville; Milwaukee, Hart, Redy and Spear.
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LOUISVILLE.
PITTSBITRG.

EaFrSd rHns wRffs6Tsg
nehill. Three-base hit Clarke. Sacrifice
hits: Schriver, Dexter. Stolen base:
Woods. First base on balls: OFF Tame
hill, 8; off Woods, 2. Struck out: BY Tan
nehill. 4; by Woods, 2. Time of game:
5000. Umpires: Kittredge and Hardner.
Score second game
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-11
SIMMS' ELEVEN.
Bowling analysis:
Overs. Maidens. Runs. Wkts
Bates ELEVEN.

New, b. G. Vaughan. Observation-Disclosures. 8
Taylor c.. Wright, b. Lennon.............. 13
Bate, %. Simms. 20
ETdlCls, %. SlIniIlS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Tuffield, b. Lennon. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6
W. Vaughan, b. Smms.. .,.................. y
Botting, b. Lennon. n........................... Z
Green, not ............................. 2
Perrine, b. Simms. s............................ 0
Extras 13
Total Observation-Disclosures. 81
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-11

Nine bicycles, Leagues, Imperials and
Columbias, were turned out at Cole G. Coles
Saturday night. They have sold several
Columbia chainless, and their merit will
soon be demonstrated in Council Bluffs
They are claimed to ride Is per cent easier
than any other wheel.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-11
Standing OF the Tenms.
SCORES OF THE WESTERN LEAGUE.

Games for today: Cleveland at Cincin- !
natl, St. Louis at Chicago.
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Yukon Girls.
Indians Win.
KRAENzLEIN CARRIES OFF HoNORs.

DUBUQUE. Ia, June 1O.-CSpecal. NE
braska Indians 7; Dubuque 6.
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I<rlI0
Cabinet

Doesn't cost any more and it's not aduter-
ated. Has nothing but the natural beer fla
yor-not fixed up to make it pleasant. Con
sequently it's the beer for home consump-
ton. Made Of the best Bohemian Cmport-
ed hops and selected malt, with no other
ingredient Each bottle, after being filled
and hermetcally sealed is boiled, thus in
suring it to be perfectly free from bacteria.
FRED KHUG BREWING CO.,
Tel. 42O. 1907 Jackson Street.
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noston. 5i Now York. 4.

IN, Iuhe M iVITfhehy Was reaily
day, Exc-pting in the eighth and ninth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-21
The Weed i'm south Carolina.

Charleston News and Courier)
Mr. J. Il. Norment, the special travel
ling correspondent of the News and COu-
rier. tells a remarkable story to-day
about the tobacco-growing industry i'm
Darlington county About twelve years
ago Captain +. W. Dawson, editor Of the
News and Courier, obtained a quantity
Of tobacco seed Of several varieties and
distributed it throughout the state, and
particularly I'm the Pee-Dee country.
which was supposed TO be especially
adapted in soil and climate 10 the sue
cessful and profitable production OF TINS
new crop. Along with the seed. Captain
Dawson sent instructions as TO how the
crop should be planted. cultivated, cured
and marketed; instructions especially pre-
pared for the News and Courier by Mr.
Ragland. one Of the most competent au-
thorities on tobacco i'm Virginia.
There was. Of course, much criticism
Of the enterprise. and some Of the infal-
Hble declared that IL was absolutely i'm
possible to raise tobacco at profit in
South Carolina. The industry has been
persistently encouraged and advertised by
the News and Courier. and the phenome-
nal growth Of Darlington. and the gene
raj prosperity Of the Pee-dee country
are directly the result Of the new crop
the News and COurier's crop.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-21

Now York PressD

L
So Mr.. Toduel Sloan has been set down
by Arthur Coventry. 1t will ease the
Youngsters head a bit. Il is the little
brain that gets the big head our jockeys,
as n class, were always ignorant. Nc
Iaughlin, the premier Of his day, the
king-pin Of the Dwyer Confederacy, was
q negative stupid. unable TO answer the
simplest questions. Garrison was the
best au-'round man in the saddle or out
of If. He can do a turn at anything,
from playing the piano TO shooting
pigeons. Hamilton. called for years the
"Black Archer" was a complete fool. lie
actually didn't know enough to get out
of a shower Of rain Hayward was
tlfick-witted from early infancy, but a
good. simple old soul. Barbee never was
more than a rubber. Church was a dolt-
ish blockhead. Fisher could break stone
fairly well. if superintended. Spelman
WAS a bad man" Anderson was ht only
TO play craps. Donohue was every ones
hoo-doo. Taylor never knew he was
alive. Griffin. the best Of his weight in
the world. knew absolutely nothing. Fitz-
patrick was a shoemaker. Murphy was
about the cleverest OF the lot Sloan is
bright. conceited puffed up, but doesn't
know anything Of value.
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HOW THE CLUES STAND.
DEWEY AT TRIESTE
The Leading paper welcomes l"
FIatterInE Terms.

TRIESTE, AUSTRIA, July o-Iho
United States cruiser olympia, with Ad
miral Dewey on board. arrived here this
morning. The principal paper. II Picola'
has a hattering article welcoming the Adj
miral TO Austria.
The Olympia had a bad run TO Aden'
against a monsoon. but from that point
on the weather wai fine.
Admiral Dewey expects TO remain on
board his flagship. with the exception OF
occasional trips on shore.
The Americans here ind the weather
cool and refreshing although the Their
mometer to-day indicated SO degrees on
shore.
Most of the chief government officials
ore absent on leave. The British Consul.
Air. Churchill, was the first caller on Adj
roirel Dewey. and was saluted in the most
cordial manner.
The United states Minister, Mr. Harris.
,,s,l Give n banquet in honor Of Admiral
Dewey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-21
GENERAL MARKETS.

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. July 2O.-Flour-Steadier
and fairly active for spring patents; other
grades quiet; winter patents. S3.6J0SS.sj.
Rye Flogr-GoOd to fair. SSaS3.2O.
COrnmeal-Dull and easy
Rye-Weaker; No. 3 6Dlc.
Barley-W feeding, 390iOc.
Barley Malt-Quiet.
Wheat-Spot easy; No. red 7G7sc. OPP
lions opened steady. and thereafter de-
velOped considerable strength OF UNDER
tone on scare Of shorts. Buying motives
were found in hot-weather complaints
from the Northwest; shrinkage IN new
wheat arrivals at Chicago. and talk or
heavy rains IN Kansas. Export apathy
finally induced realizing and a decline
from the top Close easy az l2c. net
ADVANCE July closed 1870; August, 7jlzc;
september 15lsc.
opened steady and after a decline, under
fine crop news. rallied with wheat. finally
Welding 10 liquidation and closing easy
at a Hfihc. net decline; July closed SIZE;
September, Gssc.; December @'.sc
Oats-Options duh.
Beef-Steady.
cut Meats-Firm; picked shoulders.
SAC; do. hams 9AMlO2c.
iard-Easy: western steamed, $40;
July, SG7ie nominally; refined steady
Pork-Firm.
Observation-Disclosures.
Petroleum-Firm.
ROsin-Firm.
Turpentine-F Firm.
Rice-Steady.
Rutter-Steady.
Cheese-Firm; large white. Ssc
Igos-steady; state and Pennsylvania,
15iacs western fresh, lf2uloc.
Potatoes Quiet; southern, $lz1aN'
Cabbage-Firm. 49,,
Cot,Cn1Bv steam TO Liverpool, SLID
Coffee-Options opened steady al I'M
cbaneed prices; rallied some 20 10 points
from the extreme depression OF yester-
dav on covering: later became easier.
-, betng unfavOrably lower. receipts
80 pa and Santos heavy. and export de-
- slack and closed steady, &C higher
-. 70 lover. Sales. $3.50 bags. including
1,Snst A6: September, $40 spot cot
Zoe rio dull and nominal; mild barely
St ss"aSSsr-Raw steady and quiet; refined
steady and quiet.
THE DRY-GOODS MARKET.
NEW YORK. July 20.-Fair home de-
rnnnd for brown cottons. but purchases
| restricted by short ready supplies. TX
mort demand keeps up at firm prices Ds
| mand Tor bleached cottons fully up q
| racept average. and prices maintained
| some sellers Of bleached predicting high
| ~ prlces before long Wide sheetngs
| arm. More doing In nlne-ounce denms
! Other coarse c0ttons unchanged. Prints
are ouiet. but steady and unchanged
| Ginehams and prints both unchanged a
| Eaii River and firmer In outside markets
1 Mems wear worsteds strong. Woollen,
| strong. Dress goods In steady demand
| low grades OF the wool makes advancing
NEW YORK MELON MARKET
! NEW YORK. July 20-Muskmelons Il
large accumulation and prices lower sn'
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to determine the qualifications of attor-
neys. which heretofore has been tinc-
ton OF the Bar Associations and the
church schools have controlled admis-
sions To the bar.
The changes outlined have been mace
in accordance with the wishes OF inc
Fnipinos. and disappoint the Spaniards,
who petitioned TO be admitted to the ua'
without ronouncing allegiance TO spain.
Lieutenant j. Moore. OF the Iowa hesi-
ment. shot himself to-day. while tempo
rarily insane.
The steamship Saturnus has returned
from Apart. and reports that Agulhai-
do. hearing that the inhabitants were
prepared 10 welcome the Americans II
they came. concentrated 1900 troops there
and fortified tho town and coast APP
breaches strongly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-21
FILIPINO COURT CHANGES.
American system Of Practice i"'r"-
,,A Lieutenant Kills Himself

MANILA. July 2o.-5:55 p. Nan order
hos been issued regulating practice De
core the courts, and substituting the
American for the Spanish system In I'M
portant respects. 1t abolishes procura-
sors who corresponded somewhat 10 So
Iicitors in the. English courts All inc uu-
ties heretofore performed by procura'or s
deyolving upon attorneys. Members %
the bar must be residents OF the islahus'
Citizens Of foreign governments are III
eligible to practice at the bar. Members
Of The American bar are eligible.
The order gives the courts sole power
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-21

irregular. many lots being worthlesA
Watermolons in good demand, with CO
casiOnal sales at a premium.
Muskmelons-NOrth Carolina and vlrs
ginia, per carrier. 50cd$llO: crate. Nc.W
81; basket. J0fl75c.: DO. Charleston, per
basket, 5oc.1I$i: crate, JOo.ffsi. 80: DO. Bal
timore, JOc dsl; do, per basket, 1Pc.fei'
carrier. 50c nsl. %: do, Florida ana Geor-
gia per crate, 50c.0N; do, per basket
b0I75c.
Watermelons--Per carload. siOos1Ic;
hundred. $Sus1g.S0.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD, July 20-Flour-
Dull. easy. and unchanged.
Wheat--Steadier spot and the montn'
Tn7iisc. August. UizH7iAc.; SEPTEMBER
72a,07Sc.: southern, by sample, 6Sst1Zc.
Curn-Steady mixed. spot, the montn,
and August. 3Sisf536hc.; September, sorTV
SG3sc. southern white and yellow &c
asked. - -,
oats-steady; No. white. agSilsc.; No.
2 mixed 294NSoc. -cy.
Sugar-Steady and unchanged.
Butter-Steady and unchanged.
Cheese-Steady and unchanged.
Eggs-Firm and unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. July 20.-Fears OF ruSt ana
light receipts caused a rally In wheat 20,
day. September closed at an advance Oh
&c. Corn and oats closed a SHADE nisrcr'
Pork declined 50llac, lard Gee, ana IDS
&C.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
Opening. Highest Lowest Closing
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond, Va, July 20, 1899
Private sales reported to-day were as
follows: Wrappers. IS hOgsheads; leaf
dark. p hogsheads Jugs, hogsneads.
Total number Of hogsheads sold durihs
United States internal-reyenue collec-
tions for the city of Richmond, Va, To-
day were: Tobacco, A20lO; cigars,
sis56.37. Total, S9.z36.h e.o,,u
Allegheny. Old Dominion, StoneWah.
Shockoe. and Crenshaw's warehouses re-
port to-day: Receipts, % hossheauSi ue-
liVeries. - hogsheads. -.
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day:
Dark Inspections, 81 hogsheads ana ~
tierces; reviews, bright 10 hosshsads ,
u9 There h. E we were the following sales on
F lions Geo SG1' 4. Haynes 90 paekagesl-
package, f. =. 5, No .; SIS. pSGkdssS'
]. b.. No. /. $3.50: 1 package, g. I r;
SO SO / SSo ao.S F. r. s, No. 4, NL75; 2
p aG II. 81. T., No. /, and F. r s.
No. p so 80; l package. u. 4. T.. No. J.,
SIP; 1 package. G. Y, r., No. = Sl..o5
ace. +. p. S, No s. $40; l package >.
b.. No. 3 SS62ie: ! package q -
No. /. $3.50; 3 packages, h, 7; ", no. /,
No z and T. r. s.. No. ., -; 8
packaees., ID. A. T., No. 2 II. NJ. T., No
2. and r. T. V. no: 2 N.sOi l pace rs 81
& E. X So. 3 3. &: 40 pac s & r. /. y; 3.
G. - b. No 3. $3.50: l package. G. T; F.
40. l. ssa5; 2 packages, G. r. I, g. z.
above). no 2, and F; p: s. No, 81 ~, 20
/ package p. G b., No. 5, s.; paelkags,e'
u. A. T.. No. g. 500; ] pac5ass; o. "a,
. 20 nackages. +. @. b., No. 6. and NJ T
D. % No SS.'i / 90 pounds loose), $50; pac :,
ace. d. A. T., No. I, $40; package Il ~
A. r. No. 5. $3.50; | package NJ +, +, ID d.
No. 2 G5 pounds loosep' so pac e so.
Dactsees j. II. No 3. and q. X. l.. ~
B. abovej. No. 8. $50. al, -,
The following gentlemen SOLD a.
auction on Change to-day, through MI
Mr.. John Ball, OF Caroline county. wh'
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ADV TOBACCO REORDERED).
ryycuBuRa TOBACCO MARKET.

LYNCHBURG, VA, July 2o.-(Special)
Sales of tobacco on this market the past
week aggregated only 1900 pounds! QUO
tat!ons. Dark Grades: Lugs-Common
dark Tugs, Sl.J04S2.50; good dark Tugs.
S2S;aSS 50; fine dark Tugs, Sass. Deaf-
Common dark leaf. S}.5OQSi: medium dark
leaf. Sl25Q5; good dark leaf, S6p$o: line
dark leaf, $9aSl2: good black wrappers,
slOGSl4; fine black wrappers. SLASH
scrint e. 5OGSi: common bright. brownish
Jugs. SGSl medium bright Tugs, NQS6i
good bright Tugs, $7d$9; fine bright lugs
q 50dSlO I.eaf-Common cutting. SuS6;
medium cutting. S75eaS. good cutting
Sg4SlO: fine cutting, NlgSl2D; fancy cut
ting $l45Odsl6. Leaf-COmmon cut. wrap
pers s8GS2: medium cut. wrappers, Sl2U
sl3: fine cut. wrappers, S25@siO; good ma
hogany. $l2.50u$0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-21
KIAO-CHOU HARD TO HOLD.
German Railroad DestrOyed-Dis-
uStcr at Canton.

VANCOUVER, i. c., July 2o.-Accord-
ing to japanese advices. Germany finds
Kiao-Chou a disturbing possession. Late
in juno, a thousand Chinese I'm the VIZ
entity Of Kiao-Chou assembled, and hav-
ing armed themselves, destroyed the rail-
road The rioters came into conflict with
German troops. Nine Chinese were killed.
Hildebrand, an engineer. and two sur
veyors, engaged on the railway, have been
captured and carried off by Chinese from
Kiao-ChOu.
At Canton junk foundcred in storm.
and sixty women and children were
drowned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-21

DANVlLLE. VA, July 2D-lopecllLl-
tions: Wrappers-Fancy, $iOQ&5; good $50
$50: medium, S2On&O; common. S2llS2O.
Fillers-Ffne. $72jdSl0; good Sj.5OpSl .;
common. S2.750&J.J0 Cutters-Fine. $l1n$8;
GOOD SLASH: common. SI500Sll. Smokers
Fine. s9nSl2: good SGdS9. common 3aS6.
Nondescripts-Goo $2.O4$i common,
Sl75M$2.5O.
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pr,rERsnrRG TOBACCO MARKET.

PETERSBURG. VA, July O.-(SpecialJ
Receipts Of hogsheads large, Of lear
small Market quiet at quotations; Com
fine Tugs. Sass; poor. short leaf. s35Oa$l50;
fair to good short leaf. SnSG5o. medi-
UNI 10 good wrappers. S9nSl2; good to fine
wrappers. STA l6: medium TO good ship
ping, QSl2; good to fine shipping, $l2.5O4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-21
IUZON COUNTRY FLOODED.
Our Troops suffer-some Lines OF
Communication Cut.

WASHINGTON, July 90.-The War De-
partment to-day received the following
manila, July %, 1899.
"Adimant-Genoral. Washington:
storms still prevailing, but barometer
rising, indicating improving weather con
dtions. Average rainfall in July for sew
eral years. II II inches; for twenty days
now closed. Il inches: country Hooded.
Troops on outposts have suffered. and
former lines of communication cut IN
some INSTANCES; not serious. No material
increase in sickness reported. Telegraphic
communication maintained between san
Fernando Bacoor and nearly all other
points. Unable yet to coal returning
transports.
(SigneO OllS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-21

Richmond. Va, July 20, 1899.
Quotations. Wheat-Iongberry, 81 70
70: No. 2 red re. bag lots, 50 to lie.
Corn-Whte Virginia dag lots) AZ 70
pie: No. 2 white, 4lc.; No white, S9ls
10 zoe: No. > mixed, 4Oc.; No. HlXed'
S9is to 4Oc. Oats-No. mixed, 26i2 10 @c.;
30 ? mixed. IS to 2Sizc.; winter seed oats,
81 10 &c. Rye 50 10 6yc.
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sIEEnIK PEANTT MARKET.

SUFFOLK, VA July 20.-tSpeciaL)-
Jumbo. fancy hand-picked Virginia pea
nuts. 3-4c.; No fancy hand-picked Nir-
ginia peanuts, &C.; extra hand-picked Nir-
ginia peanuts, lie. No. / Virginia she'll
ed peanuts. l-2c.; No. 2 Virginia shelled
peanuts, &c.: eXtra-!arge Virginia shelled
peanuts. 1-2c: No. Spanish shelled pea
nuts. lie; No. Spanish shelled pea
nuts 3 1-4c.
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LANCASTER BEATEN ny READING
The Former Outplayed at Every
Point In the Game.

READING. PA, July 90 Spccial)-
Lancaster went down before Reading to-
day Both teams played q fine game
though Lancaster was not I'm it at any
time. Reading cxcelled at the bat and
LIT 40 OppOrtune times. The playing Of
Lawrence and DOherty was "a feature.
Score.
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SCORE BY INNINGS.
y y I N1C
23 As CT SO
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
New York Defeats Chicago-ScOre, 4
tO

NEW YORK, July 2O.-The New Yor<s
again defeated the Chicagos to-day, by
good batting In one inning. Both pitch
ers were i'm good shape. ATTENDANCE, 600.
score: X. II. +.
New York .......OOO4OOOO'-4 6 2
Chicago ....... 20 90 90 o. o. 1
Batteries: Seymour and Warner; Gar
vim and DOnOhue.
Umpires: Messrs O'Day and Mccarthy.
SENATORS. a: CLEVELAND 0.
WASHINGTON, July 20.--Both weighing
and kncppcr pitched We'll to-day during
the first part of the game. but the Cleve-
land twirlcr permitted the Senators. TO
bunch their hits i'm the seventh ana eighth
and win. Attendance, LOO.
Score: X. II. u.
Washington oil. .OOOOOO31t-4 9 4
cleveland 90. 100000 100000 0
Batteries: weighing and Kittredge;
Kuepper and Schreckengost.
Empires. Messrs. Gaifney and Latham.
Time. ] hour and 50 minutes.
LOUISVILLE. 6: PHILADELPHIA, 8.
PHILADELPHIA, July 20.-Louisville
d0wned Philadelphia to-day by good. OPP
perfume hitting The Quakers started out
like winners. but after thd first inning
they could not successfully connect WIN
Philippis delivery when hits were needed.
Thiladclphia -. ...2OOOOO1OO- 10 2
Louisville 60. .....0 / / ? c. II =
batteries: Magee and Mcfarland: Phi
lippi and thinner. Cit
I-muircs. Nessrs. Manafsau ana smith
Time. hours and 10 minutes.
BROOKLYN. Q: PITTSBURG, ..
NEW YORK. July 2).-TwO bases on
halls two Lifts. and couple Of wild
throws gave four runs 60 the Supeibas IN
the frst inning to-day. The Pittsburgs
could do nothing with Hughes. At i5 Z,
4nCCi, Nv a''' ,4O8O2OOOtS ii 8
pit-sllirrr 10 OO1OOO J. IL 6
Batteries: Hughes and Mcclure; Lee
vcr. BOwerman and SchrlNer.
T-mpires. Messrs. Swartwood and hunt
Time hour and 50 minutes
ST. LOUIS. 9: BOSTON, ?
ROsTON. MASS. July pa decision
bv Emslip i'm the seventh inning, QisanoW W
inc a brilliant catch Of hot liner by
Collins whereby a double play was mace
with Tenney. was responsible LOT ~.
Louis's victory today. Inc ae9iisloIi
caused general manifest atohs OF ulsdP-
proval. Attendance 3,JOO.
,S ocoL9' .2OOOOOOOO-2
81 Louis ..........0 % ! 90 ! / O.
batteries: Willis and Bergen; young
and O'Connor ,to1,or.td
! I-mDires: Messrs Emshe and McDohalu
| Time Of game. hour and % minutes.
CINCINNATI, 8; BALTIMORE, d.
RATTAIORE July 20.-McGraw's poor
throw in the seventh inning lost the game
| for the Orioles This afternoon, and made
! il three straight for the Reds. II was Z
scraPpy same dar TnigI "9 9r gia2g At
uinplIeS ~ Score: r. II. H.
f E5ifimoTe i -. ...1o02O1OO0-4 10
Gi'itrcinnaii 49,. 100000 3
batteries: Kitson and Robinson; Haw-
ley and Wood. 49,, C,o,,,,o1t,,
r-in,o Of game . hours.
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wnANcLED. nuT THEY WON.
Newark Kicked and Fused, ana
Took an Exciting Game.

ALLENTOWN. July 20.-(Special)-
A.a.rk wrangled fits way 20 victory IA
u... exciting game, which was greatly
DELAYED by The kicking Of the visitors
4f. batting was free on both sides. Al
..."u made al the errors. and they
N... costly Score.
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.

PETERSBURG VA. July 2O-(Spscial)
Virginia Peanuts-Firm; prime. $3.50; ex-
ira prime, 3a,g3Nc; fancy, &C.. Spanish
firm at SiO5 per bushei
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

NORFOLK, VA, July 2O.-(Speclal) }
Spanish peanuts now find ready sale on
this market at 81 per bushel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-21
SCORE BY INNINGS.
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I.----o --. .......OOO12OO3O- 6
l..... 1ar .......... 30 0OOO1l 20 2
Summary: Earned runs--Readinsh :.
Uu....se hlts-Leahy. Chhds' IL on
...e-base Illustration, ward, , sacII-
lH-Doherty. stolen DasSis i>' IN,
2. struck out-By Fcrtsch; !; ny ~
r.r First base on baus-Oi
I.. h /. of Frazer, T. lit by pi,,iShvu
t8ub. Umpire-Mr. Muli'Hc'
...-l hour and 90 minutes.
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Powell. C. f. ..................0 o o o
Roach. G.. .......... ...,.....0 6 2
Totals ........ ..........12 10 Y y 0
SCORE BY INNINGS.
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Allentown ....... ........l 4 Q o ] o.
Summary: Two-base ht-Schelller.
Throc-base hits-Delehanty. Scheliier,
Nietch and Bottonus. Home-run-kuhn.
Sacrifice hits-IlardeSty and Nietch.
stolen blacksmith, NigneuX. Henry Luz
teuberg. Delehanty. BOttenus C9. Pabst.
and Hardcsty Double plays-Cogan 10
Donovan to- Pabst; Nietch 90 Pabst; Don
Ovan 10 Hardcsty 10 Pabst First base on
balls-On Ames. .: of Coean 9. Hit by
pitched balls-Lutenherg and BOttenus.
Struck out-By Stimmel 8; by Amcs, 2;
by CoZau 8. Left ON bases-Alleutown. .;
Newark. g. Wild pitch-Stimmcl. I'M
pire-Mr Moran. Time Of game hours
and n minutes.