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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21

WASHINGTON, May l9-some weeks
ago Or Marcus Baker. Of this city pup
ushed in one Of the magazines an account
OF a theory which he has to account loF
the origin or the familiar dollar sign
This has long been in dispute. All sorts
OF explanations have been given. tie most
common of which is that the Initials or
the United States are crossed. But there
haye been seven or eight other theories
To account for the dollar sign which are
about as good. Dr. Baker. Ia his re-
searches in the library of the Bureau OK
Education. came across an old book en-
titled "A Compendium OF Federal ANN
metlc. designed for the use OF Schools
and especially calculated for the mtfid-
ian OF the United States which was
published at Lansngburs. n. y. in li''.
IT'S author was Rev Chauncey Lee az
Rutland, VI. In TINS book the author
forth a system ol What Ac llii7 c"i+-
acterisucs." by which one vertical STROKE
was 20 designate the mill. Two ferli-t.
strokes the cent. these two crossed py
one S-shaped stroke The dime ana JOY
the dollar the sign consisting OK gag
TWO yerticals with the two curved strokes
now 50 familiar, was proposed III iA4I
time the people OF the country were lar'
emerging from the use Ot pounds, sii'+
ings and pence, where each was sep3if-
ed by a space from the next denom.na
ton. II accordingly seemed necessary t
Mr. Lee 10 have an arbitrary mark Tor
each OF the denominations OF our mono
tarv system But he soon found that one
character with the decimal point, was
all that v,,s necessary. ana in the latter
part OF his own book all OF the elaborate
system Of symbols except the one Intend
"a 10 mark the dollar was found % nave
been dropped.
DIR Raker certainly finds the dollar sign
I'm this old arithmetic, and he does not
and IL In use at any earlier date. By
tho time Adams arithmetic was publish.
cd in $3.50 the symbol had become well es-
tablshed lie therefore regards Mr. Lee
as the inventor and believes the sign 90
have been absolutely arbitrary n Is OIL
gin. Since the publication Ot hls Taper
ia one OF the magazines. Dr. Baker ils
received many letters on the subject olt
none I'm which his conclusions are chal-
iengcd lie intends for further ca
zion. 10 make "a study Of the Departmental
records 20 see when the dollar sign hfsi
appeared I'm the treasury accounts liH
also hopes 90 make more thorough
search OF the old textbooks 10 see TX OF
chance any use OF this sign prior 10
that OF Rev. Chauncey Lee can Doe dis-
covered. Perhaps some OF the descend
ants of Mr. Leo will Doe able TO ma the
authors manuscript. In which case some
additional light might bee thrown hpon
the subject. IL Is certainly Interesting 70
know the origin OF a thing m such CON
slant use as the dollar sign. Or. Baker,
discoveries seem likely 30 take All inc
sentiment out OF the natter b,t THIS -
the common result Of modern historical
research.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21

The team leaves for Allentown to-day.
whers they play series. going from
there % Lancaster for the remainder OF
the week. lreturning home the following
Monday for games with Paterson and
Allentown.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21
A DEFIANT DIVINE.
Dr.. McGifort May BE Tried on a
Charge Of Hcresy.


MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. May @.-Dr.
a. q. McGi00rf. OK the Union Theological
Seminary. by letter 20 the Presbyterian
General Assembly to-day refused to COM
ply with its request OF last year that
he should modify DIS attitude ON doctrinal
matters expressed BOO his Christian
Church in the Apostolic Age or else
withdraw from the Church.
Instead OF modifying his views. nc de
clares that he ls in accord with Pres
byterian doctrine ON AN vital points and
declares that he cannot withdraw.
The language of the letter was so cour-
teous that many OF the conservatives 10
the assembly joined the liberals IN ap-
plaud.ng 10 when the stated clerk had
read 10. not understanding that Dr. Ne
effort had refused. though, most cour-
teous,y. TO do the bidding OF the Church.
The letter was a surprise.
The Committee on Bills and OVertures,
DR.. Wallace Radcliffe chairman. will pass
upon the letter The spirit Of the COM
mlttee and Of the whole assembly Is such
that lt is hard 20 say what will be done.
There will De a careful consideration hy
tho committee and heated debate ll
the assembly whatever the report
Tn the end the assembly VIII either re-
assert its position of last year and let
the matter drop or else recommend the
New York Presbytery 10 take up the
question Of expulsion of DR.. McGinort
which means "a heresy trial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21

CINCINNATI OHIO. Nay 0-The
Reds pounded both Dunn and McJdmes
to-day while Hawiey was puzzle 10 all
but two innings Is WAS a brilliant HELD
ing game five great double plays being
made Anderson played remarhaoie
game in the field Captain Kelly was
put out of the game for kicking and
Dahlen was fined. Attendance. 800.
Score hy innings H. h. J..
Clnciuu3ti.... $685. I 1 o o o 9 q Is 4 2
BROOKLYN. ...OO000O2 20-4 3
Bauenes-Hawley and Wood; Dunn.
McJames and Farrell Umpires-Swart-
wood ana Warner. Time, 2.o5.
Baltimore. o Chicago. =.
CHICAGO. May 20-The Orphans play
cd ii clear fielding game to-day. tut
were unable 90 DO any hitting after The
third. Griffith was in poor form and
pounded an over the lot. Robinson.
Nops and Maeoon were Injured and
forced 20 retire. Attendance. 300.
Score hy innings: r. n. j..
ChicaeO.... .....2 ] 10000 o. b o
Baltimore. III ] % , . lo
Batteries-Grifth and Chance. McGin-
nitv. NOus and Gresham. Empires
EmsNe and Mcdonald. Time. 200
Ccv..anu -: Thiiutr.l hia. (
CLEVELAND OHIO May 2o-Thc
home team had batting streak and won
as it pleased. Attendance, 300.
SCORE by innings. r. IT, r..
Clevelsni. .O2123O x-lO u o
Philadelphia. 100000 % - s.
Batteries-Iu and thinner. Fraser.
Piatt and Mcfarland. Tmpires-An-
drews and Ga0ney Time 1850.
Waehin .tou. =. - ushurs. q
PITTSBDRG. PA. May @.-Washine-
ton won in the second inning when they
touched Lever for six hits and nye
runs. Diueen kept the hits scattered and
had good support Attendance 2oop.
Score bv innings. h. IT, H..
ptfsburg. .20OOIO2O l0 4
Washington. 1850 20000-7 10 I
Batteries Lever and Bowerman. Di-
neon and Mcclure tmpire-Day. Time.
2I5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21
VIRGINIA BOAT CLUB,
In Prosperous Condition and Prepa
inc for The Harlem Rcgatta.

The Virginia Boat club seems 10 be
once more In the most n0uri-hlng condl-
ton and every afternoon the members
and their lady friends flock 10 the hdnd-
some bOat-nOuse on Mayos Island To take
"a row down the james river. There Is no
more trace to be Seen OF the havoc mat
the freshet played there during the early
part OF the year. The damage caused az
that time amounted tO about flp'. Dul
d. has since then been fully repaired, ana,
I'm fact. the building is now iu better
condition than 10 has ever been before
The membership of the club has reached
the hundred mark, The limit SET 10y mo
charter. and represents the very best
classes of Richmond citizens They are
an young men who take special deAEnt
in aquatic sports Besides. there are
ABOUT seventy-nve Nfe members
AZ present the club has three crews IN
training who can be seen spinning up
and down the James river 10 f0ur-Oared
gigs. From these crews the racing crew
vii Doe picked that is 10 enter the Harlem
regatta in New York ~ July next. Mf.
w. g. McGOWan formerly or the 'Olum-
bian Athletic Association in washington,
who himself has won about "a dozen
races has the crews iu hand. ana he VIII
be- stroke OF the crew that is 10 enter the
Harlem regatta. bee VIII also enter himselt
IN tine single skull race.
The club has now about twenty pleasure
boats an single or double, utted up WIN
the latest improvements BESIDES tneie
are about q half n dozen nshins boats.
4 f0ur-Oared gig has been ordered. when
is To be used in the race. and an eight
Dared gig VIII also boz added 20 tne fleet
Possibly the club VIII have "a regatta
OF los own ON the James river DO June,
but no other boat club in the state VIII
participate the same as they nave
neither boats nor crews.
The officers OF the club are a follows:
Bow. IT, Crump. president. j. l.. tii wee
president. f. T., Roden. secretary. w.
.H 20 "a b
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21
ON REF0RMAT0RlES.


CINCINNATI o.. May 21-Tha fourth
days session OF the twen,y-alxth annual
conference of Charities ana Corrections
was devoted 10 a general discussion OF
the report Of the chairman ". A. Gates.
of ST. Paul. on "lmmisraaon."
Accompanying his report was the dgsft
OF a bin proposing Uniform leg.siahon'for
an the States. TX makes 80 necessary Tor
any person 20 have been resident Of me
state one year continually to he eligible
FOR admi.,ance 90 State benevolent iusu-
tutlons. The limit OF such residence be-
ing the same as for voting
No person not legal resident under
the prescribed limitations can he admit
ted % any institution except on order
from the State Board of Charities. All
such non-res.dents are TO be- returned 20
the cities. counties or States where they
legally belong.
Before the section on Ref1rmator.es and
Industrial Schools. John II. smythe
lcolored). Of Hanover, Va, opened tAs
discussions with paper on "'lhe Chris
tian and Moral Influences of he.orm%-
tories
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21
SmaIIpnxin u,rgantor.

RALEIGH. y. c.. May 9.-A special
to the News and Observer from Morgan
ton. n. c.. says: Our town has smallpox.
Fourteen cases were examined and pass
ed on by DR. Long State smallpox expert
to-day. lie says IT is continent smallpox.
The Board OF Aldermen have ordered
compulsory vaccination after Wednesday.
MAY 2'th and a shotgun quarantine has
been established around all cases. 50
far two deaths have resulted, both
white.
The town Is considerably excited All
cases, so far, are confined to the sub
urbs. Authorities hope TO keep It under
control. A pesthouse has been opened.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21

ing events:
one hundred yards dash, l20 yards hur-
die race. quarter OF Il mile run, nalt nlle
run. three miles run, hammer thrOWihs'
high Jump. long jump.
This Is the regular oxford and cam
bridge programme with a half mile run
substituted for putting the weight, 10 the
now rules OF which event the English Uni
versity men are not yet accustomed.
The challenge rgidly Insists that every
American opponent must, IKE themselves,
be absolutely student and absolutely an
amateur athlete.
From the communications already ex-
changed between the representatives Of
America. there IS lille doubt that tho
challenge will be accepted.
The meeting will be great attraction
an the close of the London season es-
pecially II the presence OF the Prince or
Wales United States Ambassador ChOate
and Lord Rosebery IS secured, as is al
ready stated 10 be the case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21
ON LIE TURF.


Hi hof - az ''th'I + chN.
NEW yopf< Mac oo Summaries Of
rao.. "a, lI..-.,is r'r
fr.rst 80. ...,..'., .''-l.,,os f,aza a 70 =.
er.f frirf-,-....f "a i .,rd even, secord
artI.a ~. ~ l tbird Time I.g-I.
second rs.. ms f'rr,0nes -, -rumpct
NJ to ID first Premature t3 DO I ana cvenl
second Nihrrs a. to - third. Time
80
Third rao.-Tha National stallion $20.-
oo1 five fIr.0lss.-IupL ~ tO j. nfst Ills
HoIal ii ". 4, TO- q. @.u >a
t''"l I'D t' ID ,i.ii'" ttii., L. ono
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l'oI =" ~ ~ .'T' , , ~, Z, fn-r,i
aIu z TOD -, 7'.'i'"' ID ''''"'- W
Time. 4l''- ,-..,,t -s,
9iHiM .~, id.e-.ne iqiI,- '3A ~ i,,la,,i
'@,l lliD q. ~ nI' ,T,,na I'M.
JEFFERSON 70" i' D. llIi NJ. '''''' ''' 80
uu.lu Ifo,, p.
rOr,ts,trrrr, Ky Mo-. Old First race
go f,,rilr'-l trl,,,',, 0.Irtau "a to ~
,4t. .,.,,f i,f.,ifss d
irs, M Nay, ,, 10 u Se''"'' ''''''''' ''
$50, ,,.. '''.. frronos Approyaf
a to :, drst tnpioiack le to D. second
Aue,iate - ~ l., mia Time 1W.
--5i 49, &c ,i-i-.,. svria no to ID
&c. pcttv. b.. % +, /, second fnri-
dental ,evon, third Time 1.3g
g,,r,, 49, ,-.,,4 C.ls e 900
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21
ALLENTOWN

Totals ...... .........".. u q 10 2
Score by innings. II
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21

PfTTSBURG. PA. May 20-An increase
in wages for 100 men was the 5lll OF
the annual prescription scale conference
between the American Flint Glass Work
crs' Association and the Association Oh
Flint ana Lime Glass Manufacturers.
which adjourned IN Plttsburs to-day. OI
this number I.J"p skilled wurkmcn VIII
receive au increase of lO per cent. ana
600 uuskiled men will receive an ad-
vance lu proportion The advance VIII 90
into effect at the beginning OF the next
fire. and will restore 90 the men the wages
they received BOO 1872 and 1898.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21
Another Tuni0r
Removed by
lydia E. Pink
HAMS Negefa-
bic COMPOUND

me no good, and | thought would
have TO resort TO morphine.
1.-THE doctor said that all that could
help me was to have an operation and
have the womb removed, but L had
heard OF Mrs. Pinkham's medicine and
decided to try It, and wrote for her
advice. and after taking her Vegetable
Compound the tumors were expelled
and began 20 get stronger right
along. and am as well as ever before.
Can truly say that would never had
GOTTEN well had IL not been for Lydia +.
Pinkham's Compound. - MARY A.
SrAHL. WATsONTOwN, PA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21

IN interesting game Of baseball was
played az Brook'and Park yesterday af-
ternoon. between team Of married men
of Barton Heights and the Athletics,
which resulted in "a score OF u 10 IT. ln
favor of the Benedicts The game was
called on account OF darkness m the
fifth inning.
Baucr'es- Married men, Nichols and
W Taylor: Athletics Morris Taylor and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21
rrnn-ehnnlinn nd GoIc

The regular Golf tournament tool place
at Lakeside Park yesterday. There was
"A large crowd on hand and the game was
most enjoyable.
d8v afternoon was participated 100 by Il
number of sportsmen and good records
were made The shoot next saturday
will be al the Deep Run Hunt club
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21

an Indication that the United States pro-
poses 10 retain by force ths territory
which IL claims. and that consequently O.
feels that in The interest OF friendly pee
lations between the two governments thu
soldiers should not De sent there THE
British governments has indicated thst 4
has no intention of sending troops 90 pa
troll the Canadian side ~ the boundary
lire. In fact, Great Britain Ike tho
United states. rs extremely anxious IN
have the controversy settled as promptly
and as amcably as possible. but annre-
ciates the Imperative need NJ am outlet on
the Pacific Coast for rs great Northwest
err American territory and SIS bcn'rs
every effort % this end
SIT Is apparent that ON fhe settlement -
the Alaskan boundary dispute depends
the reassembling OF the Joint Commission
IN August Tho administration would
prefer for the boundary question % b
ieft "a this commission. There ara ?
number Of other matters which the COM
mission Sc practically agreed unon and
treaty providing for their ADJUDICATION
could be dcevn mp AZ ne time. hut ma
Brtish government IS averse 20 making
any concession unless The ALASKAN bound
arv dispute is settled In other words.
nnless y port IN Alaska IS coded 10 d.
Great Rvifain would prefer tho contin-
uanra ~ existing conditions
"Believing that such a course would NJ
less injurious 10 American interests than
tho ceegion Of American terri i0-v. which
would give the Dominion % canada mo
Pacific outlet fl seeis tho administration
would accept sYrh a conclusion % the
present negotiations though ~ COURSE q
woul1 much prefer that am matters IN
dispute between the two governments b
settled "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21
Reading. 4; Scranton =.

READING. PA. May @.-keauins
turned the tables on Scranton this al'er-
noon and won. TO 2. The visitors
started out like hends but could nol
score after the first inning. scranton ;
errors gave the locals nearly al 'n.'i
runs. Beth pitchers were enective' ! nc
playing Of Childs was great A nie
broke out in the players dressing room
under the grand stand, by the eXpiosi5
OF a gasoline stove. but was eNtinsulsn
cd before much damage was done. ne
crowd Of 1000. a number OF them ladle''
were much excited. Score:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21
Allentown. ;; Paterson. 1

PATERSON. y. J.. May 2o.-Faterson
played its first game under league di~ec-
torshlp to-day and was defeated by Allen
town 70 /. President BarroWs was on
the bench and will from now on have
charge Of the team. The locals could DO
Mtte with West otherwise the game was
a good contest The score:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21
THEY CHALLENGE US.
English Colleges Want to Tackle Yale
aud Harvard Athletes.

LONDON. May 2o-The American line
steamer Paris. which sails for New York
to-day from southampton, takes chal
lenge from oxford and Cambridge Uni
yyerstties 10 the Universities Of Yale and
Harvard for an athletic contest 10 take
place on the ground ot the Queens Club,
London. during the last week In July
Tho programme consists OF the follow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21
A SHORT SESSION.


THE HAGUE May 23.-The second site
ting OF the Peace Conference took place
this morning and lasted th.try-hVe mine
utes The president " the conference.
Baron de stial. read the replies OF me
Gar and Queen Wiheimina to the tele-
grams sent To them by the conference on
Thursday.
The prcsiden, then addressed the dele
gates on the subject of abors before
them ana it was decided not 70 publish
The speech.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21

WAS fINGTON. May 20.-Mr. ". W.
Rockhill. late Minister 20 Greece, to-day
assumed the 0fice ~ director or me ba-
rcau OF American Republics, temporary ly
occupied by Mr.. Frederick Emory, WHO
will devote his entire time 10 the dis
charge OF his duties as chief OF the Bu
reau OF Foreign Commerce, Of the Depart
meut of State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21

OMAHA. NEB MAY GA public re
ception was given Admiral Schley to-day
BOZ .he rotunda OF the city Hall. Notwltn-
standing the intensely disagreeaole
weather al least 1000 people cnecrcd
Cor-n.ctious among those who pressed for
ward 10 grasp the hand OF the Admiral
were the school children. who were eFl-
IDENTIFY his enthusiastic admirers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21

LANCASTER. PA. May 2O-Special.-
Lancaster to-day again defeated Newark
IN the best game Of the season, the score
being 10 ]. Both teams played quick
eineery ball but Lancaster excelled at
Am points a number of brilliant plays
were made. Ward. furthermore. Wise and
Hardesty doing especially well. Score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21

WASHINGTON. May 90-The War De
partmcnt has turned over 10 General
Snafter The completc direction of all Mill
tary affairs in Alaska. The only general
instructions sent 20 him has been 20 re-
iieye the soldiers who have been stationed
I'D Alaska by fresh troops it being deemed
unwise 10 attempt 10 retain men 10 that
climate for more than one year az a time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21
{" Y Y "
''breaks up"
COLD 6.
Open Cars,
Open Cars.

Open street cars may be very well on
warm days. but In the sharp change 70
night air and on rainy days they become
verItable death traps-respon for
more Colds and Sickness than any other
single cause. Your greatest protection
is to have bottle OF ~" handy. IT'S
prompt use will break up and prevent
the Cold.
BE sure to ask your druggist Tor a COPY
Of Dr. Humphreys Manual OF an Diseases
and doctor yourself az home. or address
Humphreys Medicine CO.. Corner VIII
liam and John SITS. New York
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21

would 1orn
in the womb.
| had four
mors in
two years. i
went through
tire a I IN c N {
with doctors,
but they did
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21

"DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM-After follow
ing the directions given in your kind
letter for the treatment OF lcucorrhGa,
can say that ! have been entirely
cured by the use Of Lydia f. Pinkham's
remedies, and will gladly recommend
them TO my friends.
Thanking You for your kindness !
am gratefully yours, A. b. DAyIDs,
BISGHASPToN, y. Y"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21
A BATTING MATINEE.
The Jimp, Won From the Athletics by
ihc Scnrr OF - 80 3.

INf NCD't Vi - ?" -
Tho .Jimplecutes" and the Jefferson
Athletics" got together yesterday ate
noon ON the latter's grounds.
The .Jinpsr gave an endless cnaln
nerformance at the bat and on bases,
ana played an errorcss game ON nor
rible field They also sole bases al WILL
Hooker was q puzzle To tine Athletics.
The result of all this was a victory Tor
lie "Jimps' by the score of % TO 8.
The game was called al the end OF me
ffth inning on account .l Vhalstion.
The tabulated score .IloHa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21

Allentown rs. Richmond al Allentown
Two games.
Lancaster vs.. Scranton ~ Lancaster.
Patorsin W. Reading ~ Paterson.
Newark vs.. Wiikesbarre at Newark
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21
Won From the Quakcrs at Their Ease
The Orphans were No Match for
the OriOlcs-IIawlcy WAS
Puzzle AT Cincinnati.
Ncs,crdnr... Scorrs.

Washington. g. Pittsburg. 6.
Cincinnati. s. Brooklyn. g.
Cleveland. 10. Philadelphia. 4.
Baltimore B.; Chicago. D.
BOst0n-LOuisviiie no ramc-rain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21

NEW YORK, May 20.-Ferdinand w;
Peck. Comm ssioner-General OF the ln.ted
States to the Paris Exposition OF 100
reached New York on the American Line
steamer ST. Louis Today. lie was accom-
panied by Mrs. Peck and J. H. McGlD-
bOns, director OF exploitation, OF his stan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21

Brooklyn as Chicago.
Cleveland at Louisville two gamesl
Baltimore 40 Cincinnati
New York az St. Lotus.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21
SCRANTON.


Scrautun.... ..''.'s s.s' q ~
summary. Sacrifice hrs-Chiids o..
Two base hits-Lawrence. OConneH
stolen bases-Knon. Lippert ~. O.Nei,
Faran. Dillon Double plays-Doheriy
O,nassisteO. Bases on balls OF Car
vim. 4. off keenan,. 9. Struck out-ly
Garvin. 3. Left on hases-Readlng. lp.
Scranton. o. Time $40. Umpire-beiis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21

To Ntorrow's Games.

Newark VS. Wikoshsrre at Newark.
Paterson rs. Reading nc Paterson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21

West. s. Hit by pitched ball-IIenry. Lcit
on bases--Paterson. 9. Allentown, l. I'm
pire-Henderson. Time, 200.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21
RANGE OF TuE THERMOMETER.

The thermometer RANGED as tsuoWs az
The Times ONCE yesterday.
NJ 80. u NJ. s.. p, NJ. 6S: 6 p.
NJ 81. aP. NJ. So; 4 NJ, 50 Average.
IS Sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21
rlsrr,r TO ms. prsrHsx NO. sp.so,1

1.-TWO years ago / was a greae
sufferer from womb trouble and pro-
fuse flowing each month, and tumors
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21
WIIKESBARRE.

Richmond ........ 4..-..-. ." u % ID -,
Wukcsbarre ...... ........ 90 ! % 900 o.
summary. Two-basc hits-Seybold
Goeckcl Spoion ba~es-Dun Ion Cough
ru. Dorble plays-Bishop TO Calhoun
shannon to calhoun. Base on balis-or
pisbon. 4. Oft Noor lsees. Q. Struck out-By
Ri.hop. 9. by VOORHEES, !. Time Of game
1.s Tmpirc-Nr B"rgcr Attendance
2oo.