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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-17
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Web worms are damaging cotton neal
Gainesville. Tex
Denton. Tex. purchased the water
works for $4,000
Near Detroit. Tex, John Finch. hang
ed himself 10 a tree.
J. T. Barnes was killed by hand
car near Cameron. Tex.
a $4,000 cotton oil mill T. to be
erected az Duncan. {. +.
Postmaster clifford at San Antonio
was stricken with paralysis
An unknown man was killed by a
Cotton Belt train near Tyler. Tex
Charles kirkpatrick. a boy. was fatal
~ Kicked by mare near Guthrie Okla
Just after taking a moonlight drive
Miss A. v. Shumate ~ waco expired
Mrs. l. NJ Wilbur. several years
money order clerk IN Waco rostoffce.
has resigned.
Tyler. Tex. has shipped twenty car
loads Of tomatoes. against forty up 20
this time last year.
The little daughter OF Frank wilkor-
son was badly bitten by a rattlesnalSe
near Denton. Tex.
one % the largest fruit crops In the
history 81 Montague county. Texas. u
predicted this year.
d. NJ. Carter OF Terrell. Tex. found
he had n snake for n bedfellow He
shot the serpent.
Budd carr was killed near Guthrie.
Okla. by a bucklng broncho he was.
trying 10 conquer
Houston and Texas Central railway
win erect a ten-stall roundhouse at
Austin. to cost $4,000
Gulf Coast lire has hauled out Of
Brownsville. Tex, country go cars OF
truck if5 being onions
AZ san Antonio CLARK willard.
Southern Pacific yard clerk was run
over and killed by "a train
For killing Richard wictstruck sam
Cummings was fined az Bcl'yIlie. Tex /
SIS and given twelve months in jll /
~ Rusk. Tex. Lee Arnwinc. charged /
with killing Lester and clyde Latte.
more. was given nifty years In each
Ease.
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RACIAL QUESTION.
TAT, Hopes lsnoran. Of Both Races
viii Be Excluded From Ballot.

viii Be Excluded From Ballot.
oxford. O.. June i6.-Thc feature OF
the eighty-nrst commencement % the
Miami university here was the address
Of Secretary Tart II was delivered iu
the commencement tent erected on the
campus among the forest trees The
unusually large audience made RE.
quent interruptions with applause. IN
his speech Secretary Taft touched on
the racial question In the south. and IN
this connection said. Another en-.
couraging feature OF the present in
crease In the wealth is that a large
proportion 81 this increase has been
IN the south. part ~ our country
which heretofore has beenn largely az
ricultural and poor. The change In
the material condition in the south IN
spite ~ the political difficulties that
certainly are there. Is creating "a bet.
the racial question
"The sothern states are engaged iu
adopting constitutions which seem IN
tended 10 exclude the negro from the
ballot. IN fact. without infringing the
fifteenth amendment 80 paipably asI
20 lead 20 their lnnulment by the SUI
preme court am hoping earnestly
that experiments 81 this sort will fail
but II they will lead 10 a result In which
the laws shall exclude ignorant whites
and blacks equally from the ballot. then
no one can quarrel with the procedure
which will be square and honest"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-17
TEXAS CIRCUIT DATES.
Bryan Listed for Races Oct. 10 TO 10
Starts al Ennis Sept. 10.

Dallas, Texas, June 15.-Organ.
ization Of the Texas racing circuit
has been completed at a meeting
held in Dallas today. c. A. Man
gold is president and Bob Barker
secretary.
President Mangold announced
that the following dates had been
named for the season of 1905:
Ennis, Sept. 10 to %, Charles
Pippen, director; Deni.on Sept. 20
to %, J. r. Shaughnessy, direc-
tor; Greenville Sept. 26 TO 30, W.
F. Norman, director; Dallas Sept.
30 to Oct. IL, NJ. NJ. Phinney and
DR.. +. Flowers, directors; Bryan
Oct. 10 to 10, DR.. W. II. Oliver,
director; Austin Oct. II to 90, Pat
Lochridge, director; San Antonio
Oct p to Nov. 2, John W. Koker.
not, director; Houston Nov. rs to
"a, J. T. Gossett, director; Abilene
no dates assigned, Moran Weaver,
director.
This gives sixty.two days Of
racing in Texas for the season Of
1905. The aggregate amount Of
purses offered will be about 1926,
600. The circuit is arranged so as
to bring the best horses here from
the northern tracks, carry them
through the state and leave them
ready for the New Orleans season
Of winter racing, which opens Nov
"a. There will be mixed racing
At every city on the circuit; that is
10 say, there will be both harness
and running events.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-17
GROOM SHOT DEAD.
HE Bride sssssins Wound Ths. win
Cause Her to Ole.

Dallas. June is.-R II. Lyies, a prom
inent nriner. sged about sixty nv.
years. was shot TO death while seated
on his porch at his residence. at Far.
mers' Branch. twelve miles from Dali
las. and his bride OF three weeks. who
was seated beside him. was fatally
wounded. James p. Jones. residing
three miles from the I.yles farm. came
10 Dallas and gave himself up. In one
case he was remanded 10 jail without
ball and In the other his bond was
placed al $500. A double arreled shot
gun wis the weapon used and each
victim was shot In head. LyIes and
Jones had been regarded as close
friends. Beyond the bare statement
hat the shooting was due to family
'fa'rs'" Jones would say nothing.
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NOTICE.
ant

On Friday at 2 O'Clock, p. m, June
23d, 1905, the undersigned will offer
for sale at public auction in the town
OF Franklin, Robertson county, Tex,
the stock of dry goods recently
owned by NJ. Blonstein: said stock
consisting OF Shoes, Dress Goods,
Mems and Boys Clothing and a gen.
eral line of merchandise.
W. +. Bartholomew,
Assignee Of NJ. Blonstein Assign.
ment.
Franklin, Texas, June ~, 1905.
1875
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Methodist Church-sunday School
$3.50 a. M; preaching II a. m. aud
s;i6 p. M, by the pastor. There will
be no League service Sunday even
ing on account Of the Memorial ser
vice at the Baptist church. Junior
Missionary at p. m.
/ +. Belts, Pastor.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-17

The Christian Sunday School pie
mic was held at the Little Brazos
bridge yesterday, the crowd going
out by the morning train on the l.
a G. y. and returning yesterday az
ternoon. The day was a delightful
one for all and fine basket dinner
was provided.
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Knocked Down by Au,omsbil..

New York. June is.-An unidentified
man was Knocked down and fatally In
jured by a large automobile
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EARL N|s[R IS
|. TALLY ] I'LL! | HURT. II 1
Automobile Crushed Through
Fencc-Ridcr Hurled, Out and
Badly Injured.
WIDELY KNOWN AS RACER
Webb Jay Had Ills Way After
Kiser Was Knocked
WIDELY KNOWN AS RACER

CLEVELAND. August 12-;arl Kisa.,
of Dayton, who first acquired national
fame as a bicycle racer md recently as
an automobile racer, met with an acci-
dent to-day a the opening OF The Glove
land Automobile Clubs summer meet
that may prove fatal.
In warming up prior to tho opening OF
the races when no @onc was anywhere
near him on the track. HIS machine was
suddenly noticed to turn In toward the
fence and crash through. Another racer
Just behind hurried to tho grand stand
and summoned physicians who found
that Siscr's left leg was reduced to
pulp. while his right shoulder was DIS
located and he was otherwise cut and
bruised. An ambulance removed him TO
the Chenille hospital. where his leg was
amputated. AS he has not been In the
best OF health latay. 1t Is feared that
blood poisoning may set IN. 5
With Kiser out, Webb jay had things
all his own way In tho free-for-all class,
defeating Charles Burman. Of CleSo-
land and Herbert Lynch. OF Toledo, IN
the diamond, cup race. Jay also wonlthc
first heat OF the Cleveland derby while
Burrilan won the second heat
The rnnls Will DO raced Monday 'nnd
Jay Is n sure winner unless he meets
with an accident, @
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REPUBLICANS MEET
IN CLIFTON FORGE.
Make Nominations for Senate and
HouseRevercomb
1 Speaks.
Especial to Tho Tlmos-Dlspatch.)

a !, Especial to Tho Timos-Dl spatch)
CLIFTON FORGE, Va, August IA
Tho Republican convention for the Sew
enth Senatorial District mot here to-day
and nominated II. l.. Garrett, of C6vng-
ton for tho Senate by reclamation. Cap
tain John Donovan, ST., having retired
from the race on account OF private bust
ness interests.
Mr., Garrett WAS elect ed to the House
four years ago, and two years later
was defeated by a narrow margin.
S4 u. H. Oakley, of Botetourt, was chair
man OF the convention and George l.,
shumaker, Of Covington, secretary.
The Republicans Of Allegheny and Craig
also held their convention hero to-day
to nominate a candidate for the House Of
Delegates. j. W. c. Bryant. Jr,, yard
master OF the esapeake and Ohio hero,
was chosen without opposition. Tho Res
lpubllcaDs say they have q strong ticket.
and Will winnfi5, 8
"a o. Is. Harvey. of Clifton Forge, is the
Democratic candidate Ior tho Senate
and N u, spessard has been renominated
by the Democrats Of Allegheny and Craig
for the Houses "a s5
George a. Royercomb, Republican cam
dIdate for attorney general, made q ring
Ing speech before the senatorial conyen-
ton,
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ccNrONSBy
and Bowerman. Time. 1:4s Umpire,
Johnstone. Attendance, $500
P;ttsburg. g; PHILADELPHIA, 3.

Pittsburg, 8; Philadelphia, 8,
z sPITTsBURG. August 12.-From the
start plttingcr was easy for Pittsburg
score. r. II. L.
plttsburg ...1ooofoIso.-s 10 g
1900 oI1150 0gtio----3 9 8
Batteries Lynch and "a bison; SPlttingerr,
Corridor and Abbott. Time, hours.
Umpire, o'Day. Attendance, 500.
Brooklyn, 10; Chicago, 2.
CHICAGO, August 12.- Brooklyn pound .
ed Ltndgrcn and pfeffer hard to-day.
Score: r. IL, ~ :
Chicago ......... ..ooolo1oo.'-,,2 sN 2
BROOKLYN .......,.5. % 90 $50 0 2-10 II
Batteries: Lundgren. Prefer and King;
strlck,ett and Ritter. Time 2;l5. UNI
pire, Klein. Attendance, 5000
Cincinnati, q; Boston, o.
a. CINCINNATI August 12.-Abbat
three base Wild throw gave Cincinnati
one run, and the other was secured on
hits.
Score: y. q. ~,
Cincinnati ~. so oo'1 1000 - osn2
Boston .'..., 4. I. % o 90 100 SIS
Batteries: Waller and Schlci: Wilhelm
and Needham. Time, :33. Umpire,
Emslie. Attendance, 2,177
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..ss HAD FINE SHOOT.
Gun Club Members Contest for

H The longest and decidedly tho most
or on the grounds Of the Itichmond Gun
Club, took place yesterday afternoon
The principal ATTRACTIONS were 80 iaun-
dry ticket, a S umbrella. 50 In cash:
% Lefevcr gun cleaners aud case OF
Bud weIser beer donated by Mr., Max
Bernstein. Twenty-Five shooters raced ~
the traps in the regular score ana q
entered for the merchandise prizes. which
was at so targets with dead bird handicap
allowed all shooters under 81 per cent.
a Mr. Fultz, with score on +, tied Mr.
Coleman with same score. with q nam
dicap, and took first and secona prlzes-s9
umbrella donated by Cohen Co., ana -
laundry ticket donated by Moael L f'lN
= Mr. ri RUFUS Baker. with handicap allow
cnre won the Sc In cash. 'Ihe sixteen
gun cleaners were divided among Inc he&t
h 'Th ~ Shooting OF Anderson and Brown
In l,he,inst string Of 26 was remarkable. as Z
il was 80 dark tho referee could scarcely
&!sesr hro Tnes t oaf 3, sE iast 25
4 IN the regular first 10, Pigeon John ana
Mucl,ellund tied for high gun, ", J.
finally winning out Macl.ellando put uR
n good score on q wager Of lQO 70 20
that ! lie could not break straighi. He
centcred target after target and won
out amid the applause Of the entire
Mr.. y. Heckler won the Anthonq modal
W1 Tho 'Bfu i shscr beer was much, enjoyed
by tho club members, as i was divided
on the grounds.
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II; Greensboro, 10.

Charlotte, III; Greensboro, 10.
CHARLOTTE, N. c., August 12.--Io-
cal fans never witnessed finer exhibit
lions of3thesnationa game than was given
them this afternoon In the doublc-
header between Greensboro and Char
lotte.
Il There was but one error made In tho
eighteen Innings, and that was by the
locals In the first game
While there were no startling features
the pitching OF Howard, who held out
for both games, was championship work.
Both teams were in fine mettle, Score:
First game-Charlotte, / I; Greensboro, ! ::
second gnme--Charlotte,a1 +: Greensboro, o..
Batteries: Charotte-FIoward and Had
ley: Observation-Disclosures, Charter and
Ryan.
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Defeated the Blues.

The Monrocs5 defeated the East |IInd
Blues In a very exciting game of ball at
Forest Hill Park Saturday evening, tho
T'lues losing on II wild thlowi III the SEW
enth inning. Sheppard, the shol t-stop for
the Blues. was the star. player rBurnettc5
and Wilson, the battery for the Blues.
played Il star game. Burnettc. for the
Blues striking out eleven men, while Rees,
the Monroe twlrler, had only FIVE strike
outs to his credit:6$
Monroes % 0 O10O4O0-5 a
Il. n. blues /. :. 2 o 0 o 2 0 0 0-4 10 G
Undergraduates, j. 3urnetto and y, WI.
son; Monrocs, Rees and Stout,
IA The Blues and Brooklyn play at Fulton.
Park next Saturday, and ii promises to
be one Of the warmest games. Of the sea.
son. ty
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Observation-Disclosures Though Out
batted BY Unfortunate +.
Tailenders. u
BARTON HEIGHTS WON OUT.
Winstoll's One Bad Inning Cost
Hin the Game, Though lie
IN Pitched Others Well.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Manchester defeated Richmond yestcr-

4, a. =. = - t. ].
ManGhcsler oeleatetl ilchmohd yestcr-
day afternoon IN n2clearly played game
OF base bail by score OF 4 to 2. The
Richmond outoattcd the men from cles-
,,,,n,,,,,t, ~ ,,ts ~, - 49,,
f,,,nnrnrt,,,,r@ crro,s . nf IN ,,c,, 'hebimI
lin esnncinllv E,ord & rnnblnd 4C,nntnIn
Anthony's #b,,stlcrs "a acor, threc runs
! Il, tho fourth inning. ,rhnt won tho
game. While there were several very
pretty bits Of fielding the boys hnvc
done faster work.
Manchester started the scoring in the
first time up. After Bauer had handled
Hogan's drive to short, Jennings was
y dead -headed and advanced to second on
J. Anthony'sa clean single 70, ioit. when
Seni Jailed take care OF Jennings scor-
ing ana tne phtter Testllls On t!l ll pc
iore me , p,il WIS retuileu' SiuMio y,
retiIea q. Antnohy .nna E,llole oi II
~. !,
~, .,.,.,l, 1,,,,,,,a,,., 81 ! l., N4hn
. u ,,it,, 100 r,,,,s sn,,f so,,t 7, s,fety
a., : !, ia, 7, nninr-
,,,,,,.ss ~ c,ifIon 'a,,d 4 'on,,ntnd m lon
49,. y, ~, ,,,1la 1nnos. drive
s. - 1nft ro,,na tnl,inr second. little
no,.r 5I,nnd nI,t a srnttlinr double 10 CEN
1nr scoring Tones. Ilnightly went down,
1}annr "a Shnurhncssy: Crawford was
hit by n pitched ball and hit hard, but
Shuughnessy foulded out to catcher.
Result, two runs. HI
Wen+ One Retter.
,,.out this ,,o bot+or
-, s,a,;,,r ,hroo IN !.
- NY ~. - ,,,n +hn.o
anu cil,S''i'.s e''o go, 1a,,,.,
alter ,,1,..a. ,,I,,,,Ia
rl.i'Nl go. - go. j., 'r,,,,n, ,,nich ~
II n
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Suburban League.
Standing Of the Clubs.

Chestnuts, "a; Northside Stars, 8.
The Chestnuts defeated the Northslde
Stars by theiabovc score yesterday. Tho
features Of the game werc tho ilcldin ny
gof Carlton for tho stars and the ALI
round playing OF Neurohr for the Chest
nuts. 5S # MI
Score: '5 X. Ia. -.
Chestnuts ~. \. 8 . o o os1o---12 II 2
Northslde stars ~ 0 o Q Q 0001-3 I 8
Batteries: Nerrohr and Luck Thomas,
Ryan, Leal and Krltzschc.
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Cincinnati

t(By Associated Press.)
CINCINNATI. OHIO, August ia
tonia summcrlea:
First racc--ftvc furlongs- Begonia Co.
to y first, Floss S. e to 81 second.
IcliptIc 16 to y third Time, 104 40
# Second race--onc mlle-Fonsoluca g e,
AZ first. Nnran g to y second, Bnnrc.'I
Belle Geo to y third. Time. TAG.
Third receive and one-llalf furlongs
.---Romola IA to o. first, LilitasGS to ~
second. HI Topsy Robinson 60 to 81 third.
Time, I'LL. i.3E
Fourth race-six and a half fnrlongs-
kI.apucol!ci g to 81 first Dccgoa (23 to
81 second, Nominee go to - third.
Time ] &c Ii.
Fifth racc---one mlle--Fnn Hope g to
Is first, Foreigner q to y second, The
Messenger GEO to y third. Time
1:4S4-5
sixth race--inilc and three furlongs---
Brooklyn III to 81 first. Stroud III to
~ second, Joe Ross Is to D third. Time.
$751; sF3G# aft
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Capital CITY League.

The Fl obo won from the Swans yes
tcrdny in an exciting game at Futon
Park. The fielding on both sides was
above tho average. Tho winning run,
made in ninth inning, when two men
were out.
Score: psi .., Il. r. =.
White Swans. 80 0 O04 o004 l
Batteries: Cullen and Farley; Pearman
and Hay. Umpire, Newman.
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"A (BygAssocinted 13rcss.l


A SARATOGA August Gene Of tho
greatest horse races Of the year was run
here this afternoon when James Il.
Kecnc's sysonby fully Justified his title
of "KIng Of tho Turf" in winning the
great Republic stake, worln $4,000 to /.
his owner.
sysonby went to the post fnvorto nt
odds OF . to 20. He4wns mover IN better
condition. James r. Bl.ady's Oseau look
cd fully equal to tho mile and quarter,
and the bettors showed their confidence
in his speed BY playing him for all he was
worth.
The Brady colt took the lead but
Sysonby passed him ut the quarter, and
was leading by three lengths when they
pissed the three-qunrter pole. Oiscau was
+ the same distance ahead Of Bromstlck,
VINO led Dandelion BY four lengths.
The order was unchanged when they
entered the stretch. but the Kccnc colt
had Increased Ills lead to nearly five
( lengths The rest was easy for sysonby.
The colt won with three lengths between
him and Oiscau. "a Sit ss3 NJ
# SUMMARY. 5
First rnce-ftvc and one-hnlf furlongs-
Speedway 90 to y first, Hermitage Is TO
81 second. Bivouac u to y third. Time
1:e4-5.
Second racc-the shillclnh stcepcchasc,
two and onG-hnlf milcs--Gate Bell % TO J
81 first, Goldvan az to y second; no
third. Time. $40.
Third i1nceAthe Hopeful, six furlongs-
Mohawk. Second % to y first. Athlete Is
to y second Juggler z TO 81 third. Time,
1.13 2-5.
Fourth race-the great Republic mile
and d quarter-sysonby g to 2o) first,
gCiseau nc 10 81 second, Broomstick go
TO y third. 'rlE1e. 2:07.
Fifth rnce-onc n,ile-1'om Lawson #Oc
to y first. saiadin e 10 y second, Raj
bert g to y third. Time, ! ~.
Sixth srnce-slx MISUNDERSTANDING us
to 81 first, Dreamer &c to y second. Aero
maui al to 5)athird Time. :15. I. ,. .ii,
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New York 81: Detroit r,

New York, al; Detroit, IL.
~ NEW YORK. August IA double
header was played to-day, and tbs re-
suit was IN even break
I First game q
i Score: s @Efs,f at 3s. r, II. u
New York. ........,.o l 01 90 00.-2 g
.Detroit... 20 0 0 90 OIL Of 4 8
Batteries: CHESHIRE; and Mcguire; DON
ovan and ~ Drill Time, 1:4o. Umpire.
Connolly. 43 "a
+ Second game Ill /
ii Score:.G Ea.}l r. Fl, n
New York........o O 0 Q 600 3, Ii II Il
Detroit. ........0 o 0O0OOO02-2
Batteries: Powell and Klelnow; Mullin
and Warner. Time, 1:l5. Umpire, Con-
molly. ATTENDANCE. I, 600 III it.6t. ~.
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K.noxall, I'll; Angels, q

The Knoxull defeated thoAngels yes
tertlny by the above sc0ra. The feature
OF the game wns the pitching Of ZONES
for the Knoxalls.
" Score: lG3 H.H: u.
1knoxnll... ........3 3D14 1900 Oil 4
Angels .....,.., 4. 4 o 0 oil 0O1-4 s s
Batteries: Jones and W. Winter; How
ell, KoinerA and Rowe. A.
Any information may be had At the
Manhattan Club. itE n
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SIMS APPOINTED.
District Committee Declares Him
Candidate for Senate,

(spcoial TO The Tlmcs-Dls
Z FRED VA AUGUST sl2.-
Chairmen OF the several committees IN
this senatorial district met here to-day,
Colonel u. D. Cole, chairman Captain
Dan NJ, Lee. secretary. and declared
Judge Frederick ". Sims, Of Louise,
the Democra.lc nominee fpr the state
senate, no other candidate having sent
In notice by the required time,
Judge Slms's name VIII moi therefore
be voted on In the prlnlary
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Southern League.
(I3y Associated Press

B At Atlanta; Atlanta. 2; birmingham, ?
q Innings. RAIN.
AT Memphis: Memphis, 81 Little Rock.
g.
At Meridian: First gnmc-New Orleans,
81 Shreveport, 0, Second game-New Or
leans, s. Shreveport, 4.
At Nashville: First game--N willie 81;
Montgomery. O. Second game-Nnshyillc,
~; Mont gomery, Q. Sc
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When you think OF Trunks,
sBnas and Gases, think ofus.
We've e big basernents,tocked
with he very latest travellers
supplies atsall times, and buy
ing direct from the largest
factories as we do, and con-
Quoting this departing Mt with
practically no extra expense,
our prices cannot be mot by
the exclusive dealers.
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9th !, RECT
CAM. p
3 asiic City
Excursion via G.. & O..
August 18th.

Special train will leave Richmond, via
G. q o. Railway, at IL noon Thursday,
August nth. for Charlottesville, Hot
Springs, White Sulphur and intermediate
stations, Tickets good returning on al
yegular trains until Tuesday. August 22c
inclusive. Rates to stations, Charlottes-
VILE To Alton. inclusive, $2.bo; Basic q
stanton, inclusive, $500; Mount l1lllott
to Clifton Forge, inclusive, $3.5o, ahu
,covington to Hot Springs ana Wh'te
Sulphur, inclusive, $500,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Scores Yesterday.

Scores Yesterday.
Now York, 2;fstl Fouls, 0.
Pittsburg, ISL Ph!lptlblphia. g.,
Brooklyn. 10. Chicago, 2.
Cincinnati. ~ Roston, Q.
Where They Play To-day.
+ New York at st. .Louia.{
Brooklyn at Chicago. j {, h 4. Ell
Boston at Cincinnati.
Where They Play T o-lnorrow.
= New York at st. Louis.
Z brooklyn at Chicago. s
Z Boston at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
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South Atlantic League.

At Jacksonville: Jacksonville, ]; Macon,
9 eleven lnnings).
AT savannah: Savannah, 3; Augusta, 9.
At Columbia: Columbia, l: Charleston.
6 (seven innlngs).
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Standing Of the Teams.

Nv 9T 1SIUl1IUt5 UcIc1ttctt VIC I1sIsI E4l{l
Blues In d very exciting game at Forest
Hill by score s to 4.
Score by innings: r. II. u.
onroc. .... IL. ~. % o OT0O4 . 0-6 8 .
Il. u, Blues,... ....9 0002O00 o. & b 3
Batteries: Monroe-Rces and stout;
Blues-Burnctt and Wilson. Umpire, Mr..
Kidd Attendance. 400 Time Of game
ono hour and ten minutes.
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Booker l111 u. .......... g Q O. o 3 Il
5 Rsssss I S .::.::. (
Totsls y y, s q Is ~ N
e. BROWNIES. vi
flowers, RE ..u.....p 20 9 9
Hose, LT e...,..,...... y
SHARP. IS M. "a - % 9
Hogan, 313 ....,,s..i..3l4 20 y
Smith CI1 Y. 0 10 y O O
l,runer,81B .,.,...... 8 20 O II Q !
IInchp,If 81, ,..,,...,..3 4 ~ a O.
Mc1,cnvy, &. |. /. ..... to 4 /
Winston, Ps.t .....,. .., "a q ~ y
Totals ..sI....,.,...43 d 0 ~ II
Severe by lnnlngs:
Barton Heights ..s.....0 o Q Q 20 y W W
Brownies ,,.a.... 4. ..t...l0 UOSlO y LIZ
sumnary-Earncd runs, Brownies, ].
Two base hit. Sharp; three base HIT Row
prs. nhses on balls-off winston, |; 81
Brooks, 3: Struck out-by Winston, :,
by Brooks, 3. bases stolen. Bnchc ana
Boone. Passed bali. McT,envy, 1. Z First
.i3nso On errors, McLchvy, Knowles
Bncle and Brooks Time Of game, ono
hour ana thirty minutes.E Attendance,
about 1000. Umpirc Mr.. Richard Duke,