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!. .'T,I:'.ASLEY CEs;.
Splendid Contests With Many
Thrilling Finishes, III
4 Especial To- The T!mes;piapateh;, h

tRps ssRo e IS T H8SinY
gust 1O-The ninth annual fair OF the
Peninsula Fair Associn ton cama TO q
close to-day with an attendance g { g bout
+ q. OOO. It has been ono OF the Hlost snc-
3cossful meetings in tho history Of the IENt.
&associa tion. II; ts u $} l!s !,
e II The races have boon closely, con tested
with many thrilling $flniahes. Lit tie Rob
won the 2,o7 trot in slow time. Cadet,
Jr., mover being able to stay on the
track. S aSa q MT x q n NE
III The e-ror-all pace did not come up
n ia Expectations. It was q pr ocesson
SCaffeena being always In the lead, MyrT
#tis G.. local entry n and popular VIII
tho crowd won the first two heats "a but
was unsteady the next two, which went
to Judge LinkWood, owned by tho Glen-
dale Stock Farm Marion. Nd. The fifth
heat, agterrinc drive. all the way between
lion barely hold tho lead in the
.2,27 trot, purse 3aO-Little Rob (BulD,
III i, Bessie Powell (West). 8, 2. q;
Cadet, il. (BoswelD !. 2, 8, 8. Time. 2:27,
4 2:2S. 2:27 3-4. ii l33 45
Free for-all pace. purse $30O-Ca ffeena
+ (Tyson) /, ! /, Direct Mao Aclter) J, q.
4 d 4; lIudg ( Boswell. 8. 8. s; Irish
Jack Dorsey, 4, 4, Il Time, a:23. 2'17 l-2,
Ell ia. NJ !s5 4 sSS 3
& & 2::23 pace purse $500 Judge Linkwood
sf(Nitz), s. s. s.. Myrtls q. Is Build, j,
i, Is, p, o. Green BOY (E3oswoll, g. 2, 2, =,
4 e; Mary Tracey (.Acker), 2. s. A. 8; Brow
ney (Adalns), 4. q. s.; John ID, Or obcrta),
dis. Time. 1893 s-4, 2;21 Ia, aga IL, 2s5.
2:2J 1-2 Hi sl Y 5 tt9gt
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i, NORFOLK Z, IS 8DISPLEASED.
Say Stories Regarding Assault AS ,lgl
On Richnonders Uniustifed.

si Especial by Southern Bell Telephone
Il NORFOLIl,s Al August l0,---The man
ayers OF tho Norfolk baseball team arc
very much lispleased at the stories pub
1ished in tho Richmond papers about the
Richmond players being assaulted after.
tho game on Wednesday. Disturbances
at baseball parks, they say, are too So
rlous to be- wrongly reported. she stories
published cannot be justified hore Ono
Norfolk man is said to have made q
feeble effort to get salts factlon from one
.of thu players for an alleged insult, Tho
Richmond men we're evidently Joking,
or olse wero in q reckless mood, when
they inspired the stories, for inspire them
they did, The only demonstration that
was made was by q lot Of small boys
with tin horns III. their hands. None Of
them were over eight years Of age, These
rusked UP to the Richmond players and
ihooted them for losing the game, Tho
SRiohmonders did a lot OF back talk to the
rooters during tho game, and Shafrer was
not the least In this, ~ X 4 5s
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PLAYED TO STANDsTILL.
Game at Danville Called in the
Eighth on Account Darkness.

N a Especial by Southern BELL Telcphoneo
DANVILLD, VA, August 10.--At the
end OF the eighth inning the score stood
8 to between panYtlle and Roanoke. u1n-
pire Newhouse called the game on account
of darkness, although tho protests from
the grandstand and bleachers Indicated
that the crowd Thought there was plenty,
of light to continue to play. The contest
was slow hut exciting at times. and q
decided improvements oyer the game yes
terday, -Four pitchers We're used up, and
ten hits were allowed. willis. of Roanoke.
was wild. and was relieved In tho fourth
inning by Mcknight, and when he went
Into the box there were two men on
bases and mono out. hut he retired tho
side without q rum Only one hit from his
delivery was secured Rickar ds,e of Dam
Vile, was In good trim until the third
inning when he allowed a base ON balls
and four hits IN sl,cc ession, which melted
the visitors three runs, In the beginning
81 the fourth inning Rphe Howard went
into tho boz and pitched Q superb game
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MAKE AN EVEN / p 3 p IS,
Lynchburg T axes First Game Game
Norfolk Fakes Second.
tnt,ne 4 ri .hx Southerr, nell T'elephone.l

peclnl by Southern iell sieepNoh =,
NoRFGLKi i, ugust a. ~ Norfolk 9 TX
and Lynchburg broke even IN the Bdo
header here this AFTERNOON, I.ynchburg
Etnking the flrst game by the scoreS Of %
"a and Norfolk the second BY II the
score OF S to- 4. The local men showed
signs Of recovery from tho slump OF the
past several days. BOY a games We're '
played i d a snappy 1na nners6 Heavy, HIT
ting marked both games, al though hita
ywerc not nurnerous. In the first game,
Norfolk appeared to bo q winner, winning
two runs in tho nrst Inning and one In
tho fourt i. but IN tho elk til inning Lynch
burg nlcked up. and wi It'll the did OF .sev:-;
.ernl errors by Eorfolk s piled up I'VE runs,
q lead that the local men could not over
come. They again scored In the ninth
inning. Stewart. In this game. held the
locals well In hand after the fourth tn-
ming, while Jordan, who did tho tWirlings
for Norfolk, apparen ty q eased sup nj ter
the fifth Norfolk made several disas- IS
ttrous errors that figured in Lynchburg's;
run getting. y In the second game Nor
folk agait, scored fret, get ling one run
In the frat ana one In the SECOND. Lynch
burg being unable; to y HIT Otey. Lynch
burg did not score until the ninth inning,
when they succeeded In getting their lone
run over the rubber. Otey3 held them
down 10 five hits In this game, several
.of which were scratches. ~ On tho other
hand. the locals ba tied Aloscrs out Of the
box. and Reiss was IL To- better. a run
was mado on him In tho fit ii and two
more In the eighth inning. Hopkins did
tho batting In both games. securing q
home run in the FIRST and a three Dagger
In &thd second. Tho score y NJ Il:
NvRt.. 49,. "a
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Results at I.atonia..

EtV4
l5 CINCINNATI,3 OHIO, Aug lO,--tl s.,
fayorites won; at Latonia to-day.Sfs Tho
feature Of u the card. the stoeplechaas 9 J.
Handicap, went to Profitable, with Sub.
adore second ana lin third. SUM
1nnries: 4 FfsS 5is " lFs n. " 81
SssE First u race ciyeA furlong tn 5$ g.
TO 81 first, Hereafter d5 to ~ second,
Princess Marie 40 to y third. Time. l;oe:
Ssg Second race-six furlong ~ FRANK BIZ
IA to ~ Y first. Lidwina % TO ~ second.
sFurgurtha (ao to i third, Time 4 ~ go
Third ;race-seren furlongs--h n ea dow
Breeze us TO ~ first, Miss Doyle q to -
second, Alma Dufour II TO s1o) third third
Time, ! :27. III $5 &
to Fourth Il race teeplechase hnndleap;.
short course---P 70 fitable 70 - firat.
Subadore 10 TO 81 second, Jim Tirrell q
10 ~ third. Time, 800. MI 3sl .!@ss
ia Fifth raoe-.seyen furl ong s--sixS shooto
e to ~ first, rtense 6 to y second On
sscotchaD Dance 20 to y third Time, 4
tllgrac e-six furlongs- q nsard (eNenl
flrrgt, Potter Is to 4 second, Mum y sto y
third. i. Time. III To- n I. ,f
Il Seventh race--mle and q NJ sixt cen m
Coruscut 70 to ~ first, Granada 81 70 q:
second, Captain Bush @ TO 81 third TINE
4 :4R e. fsssit{i
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FIGHT. I'm NEVADA,
Nelson and Cans Sign for Labor
III f55 Dav Battle. 3! i.s vi sSs.
Y rat \ ,sociated I,ro,,s. !,

BY. Assoclated pyoss) M
COLDFiELD,Is N i ", Nj AN gust h 10: %
Cans and William Nolan, managers for;
h. Battling Nelson, signed articles Inst
night for the 4 Nelson Cans Il ,ght IN this?
city on Labor Day. Nj s3 II s "
& Cans agreed to acceut 400 as his
EShare Of the purse der the following,
agreement. Il ss 81 y ~, h 3s
# Straight Marquis OF Queensborry rules.
to q finish at weight agreed 4 upons 1333
pounds, weight In at 3 Q, c!opk. pursesyto
}bc cut 80 that Nelson Will get la0 900 win
Sor lose, Cans to get no, 600 win or lose. NJ
8 Cans and Nelson q re each TO post the
sum Of q, 1000 upon 4 signing articles Ii Of
agreement at Gold field, August u, n at y 2
u M
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LONE WOMAN ROLJIYS. BAND MINI S1.#sS8E
BENT ON WRECKING PlER5
MS Coudert Sat On Bridge and Tainted
"a Until They Beat Retreat. s$

dldn't seem to worry her N the 2. least go !,
that hor retreat had been cut on, A I
small section OF the pier which abutteds
on tho sahore was all that the y lghwaysa
Commissioners overturned, They then
stood around and held q powwoW wflehS
lasted about thirty minutes. After that
they went home. W. &, u :3lt
U.s. Sitting In her lonely state. MIS-. Collr
tlert watched them depagt. She had been
holding II lengthy conversation N Frenohs
with her maids across the stretch OF open
water which separated her from shore
bidding them notify her son, frederic 9, h:
SCoudent, who has been absent IN New
York city, TO hurry homo and get hla
duly translated to the officers OF the law \
by q French scholar who was present.
may have expedited the hor.ie's re 7.
"Adie.,, mes brsiYas!" Mrs, conderti
called scorntully after the Highway COM
missioner disappearing backs llndoupt-Ss
eddy the Couderts Will rebuild their spierS
again. Hut whether tho Highway !. CAM
mIssloners, In the fight to maintain tn sa
beach as a thoroughfare, VIII rlsk fldleuts
BY again making an attack Upon Sths
structure. Ia open to a,,estlo
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Property. Transfers..

III richmond w liam q CAMP and wife
TO Pollard Morris Company Incorpo-
rated) 4 9aS feet on east limo OF Twenty
third Street, betWeen M lin Il nd y A'rAnl.
lin streets, and 68 feet on \ east limo Of {
STwer,ty-third Street i 60 feet n mort til II OF
Main Street. ., $50,
James I, n Flournoy TO Richard ".
5Flournoy hal & III In arest In Il N 81 Ia
r. Nj, ,s Boxley to George 3: Gaines,
a17l-2 feet on south line Of Main street res!
.1lS 2-a feet vest of Short street, ;ioo;
&37 III d. lllchellorger and wi To- 70. R!chs
mona Realty corporat ton 1o4 rs Efeet
CAPITOL street northsast G Sa ne q q
iRroad street. Of, & which 1t from t. 81 l-a-13
feet. and 20 9 -2-12 feet d on south line Of
Broad street. IS Lib feet east ct Ninth
curing Isl, S75, s.. " III
Hem Henrioo: n annie C. ana r. Jones
and John II and Charles \, q. Miller. q :
James r. Timberlake IS feet on west
limo Of Monte,ro Street. between \, Pee e6n
and Vale Streets, Barton Heights Ss.o0,
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STOCK BROkERA||g|:|'E|||||||||
CONCERNS | ! RAID|gQ
Tile Police ooped Down ~ a; ana ~
G onfscated , ool 81 = pers2slss
/ ss and furniture SsSEs
OWN HALED MO Y !c q -!
;Charge With B aillir'e III Regis.s
" y, 4 e 1 il
/. al, ployes Summon 3saS8sSss|

& BY Associated Press ri sSsss
OIs -Four stoal
( brokerage esta b ishments We're raided Sh
the $poiice this az ternoon and foar8n.sn
wore arrested q on 4 cllnrg Of ailtira8t 1t
register # a y co-p artnershi III "a Eth
places three on Bro dWay Il and one son
West Second n Street; are alleg eds stos hs
subsidiary CONC ms operated by John
sBoardman ana Company .g w ose nj nj malni
offices are Philnd
ssriie nane of John Board man anaj
C Comp n appeared q OF, the door
Tfuur n iates. ne gs four & mon arreSteay
ere held III 50, 800 ball fort further exams
nation next Thursday They were SsSes
d Turner .;al eyed to be the New ~ orks head
of the Boa man Comp w II liam Ell
&Lillis. James StoclsWe ell md n II dertcieI
l BloonAeld K stockWell and Blo0mfie ld saraI
4 alleged to Il be- smnnnge rs d OF two Of the
5 Broad way offices raid 81. Il Al numbe Ot]
employ yes ut the places We're de tanned
witnesses, and 81 the pol loo "a con hscateds
h book urn II n.s;s.. etc..6 found
8nll8 OF the 8oi1 ces. FIN
5wo men, were served with sub oenas 4t0S
appear d once q 7 the . flee Of "a ssist:ssss
ant District az ttorneya Garya NJ and @lin deysE
police surveillance they were Is es c0Tted&
there. The gfour rnen III nder arres SWere@
$arraigned I'm Police Court ieres tlless
case was continued until S?Augu 18t 9Th s,s ia
y Counsel for the prisoners & demo- nceds
tho action Of tho police In taking theSSi
books and furniture from the #ot tice5 and Nj
asked tho police magist to To S# direct
that' they be returned n his request was
\ refused but the magis ira to ssued as
I sumnlmohs for the head of 4 pol Ice de-
4 partment to show cause to-morroW WHY
tina papers and records tho uld y at bes ss
freturnedss w sss "a
N THO clerks, operators and stenog raph hers
we're questioned by Assistant ~ lat ricts tS
torney Marshall In IA Iohni doe proccYe
! inrs.s Their counsel sotrered objection t0S
tho examination and adv ised the Vi EN-
sploycaRthat they were not comnell led ten
submit Is i Il some OF them 81 Tipped away
but the others were examine BY n Mr..s
nrahaIl ,35s 5Sg sstss
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MISTER BAY, N. X. August W. :,
Branded by aged Mrs, Ellzapeth
Coudert aB 'inisernb bio co Wnryf,:
a sl! ~ crenp polltloinns and low a. ems,

KINYsTI1R BAY, N. Y. August W.
49, Coudert as "miserable co Waryf;
.9sF, cheap politicians and low allehs,
the Highway Commissioners Mlu , ,a's.s
satellites are sinking about oys.eri 4''ss Z
alleywnys and s!do streets, Al FIN S l3
f8 Backed by a force Of dozen men,
81 iphwav CeS1missioners Underhill and
Hawxhurst mnde an expedition Wednes-
dnv 4 fternoon against the pier belonging
~ Fraderic r, Cuudert, which. IN sp!te
~ a tho prohibltion served upon MIN ipy
tha Town Board, the owner had CAUSED
to be rebuilt since Ats demolltl'on' "a 1ast
Thursday. 5.5 !5 4 Il
r. n Was tho openly announced lntelltloh
Yesterday OF the commissioners .to US ,al
stroy the whole pier from ono end 20 y 20
other, nut In making thts po 9as, s srt Y
lind not reckonod on MT, Souaerts
mother. AZ sight Of the advance guard
AZ Inc Invading army. the old lady, bold
AS a second Horatlus. marched out upon
Ethe bridge, and refused to bulge. IN
vain she was pleaGad With and threat
ened with the strong arm OF the law,
"The law!' was her spirited reply,
vsYou don't represent tho law ou ase
not Highway Commissioners, but highs
waynen. / don't believe there's an Amer
lean citizen among you. won't give m
Inch. it's war TO the death, You VIII
never hear tho last Of this"
N And Il Ia doubtful II tho Highway Com
mIssioners ever Will, Every one they
meet on tho atreet to-day asks them how
their friend. Mrs, Coudert. is getting
along. and whether they intend 70 cav
again, Il The nnswor 81 silence, "a 81
II The old lady was left by the wreekers
sitting on. u campstool In tho center nf
tho pier, with grim Discrimination eX :.
pressed In every feature q hef race y
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! AT G AMP OOsEVELT. s
Principal Vancouver Of Week
Proves Great Success.

by "a ssoolated TX t.5.
tn NOUN G e ETH 3 A.. 3 gust 10 -
The principal maneuyer OF I'll q week took
place at II Camp Roosevelt to-day. 81 he
regulars ana national gu rdsn,pn were
divided Into two a s hosti To- ag> forces, the
browns. the ''Rl
M Colonel sd. Cowles.s commando OF
the Fifth United States nfantry, COM
manded the, ''Browns.''' " and Colonel il. G.
All en- cornn,Rnd Ter OF the TWelf 18th 1nfanr
try N 1narahaled the ri ues Ns83 They
marched over a large soctlo q. the Mount nj:
Gretna field J. s4ss i 4, sf3,s RI.
u General Scott. coinnar n ens Of the Vest
Virginia National Guar I'd, and Colonel y
q. We Dstey. comma der Of the Vermont
National Guard, y are both highly pleased %
with the work done, and say their men
viii 5learn moro this week than they have y,
ever learned before at any encaMpmep Y.
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Chicago, W \ Brood lyn,

|. 4BRooKLYN, N q Y I. August 10 Chi
cnso, M inSs pitchers battle between
iBroWn and Strlcklett shut out Brook
Ign at Washingt on Park to-d
S Score. ~ ii 81. E2 M h II. ~.
Chicago /. 4. 81 !. !. /. 4. O 4 o oil o Ga !
Brooklyn 4. i. {. +. o. q 0o o q 90 a
Batterles: Brown and Moran; Strick-
lett and Bergen. n Time, :B. EMPIRES,
#O'Day and Carpenter III s8s
New York, y; Pittsburg, o.
s9S NEW DIRK, August 1O--By shutting
out tho Plttsburg team to-day, tho NOV i
FORKS climbed into sec ond q place.
Pi n .,,..... 90 .. 90 . . 90 .
New York !. !. 4. 8. 10 q 90 70 Oil I'll 2
~ Batteries: Loevor and Gibson; Taylor
8VViltze and Boweyman. Time, rs. Um-
spires, Emslie and Illem:.$ 81 55i
Cincinnati, Il; Philadelphia, !.
si@ PHILADELPHIA August 1O.--Luah's
poor pitching to-day gave Cincinnati q
victory over Philadelph Ewing pitched
good ball for tho visl.ors. I. III
& Score: III K, a Il Z r. II. -
Philadelphia ,,.S o o 0jul 90 o o-1 3 q
@ Batteries; Ewing and schlei; Richie.
Roy. Lush and Doom. Time. ] rs. Um-
Spre, Carpenter. $l555 +
81. Louis, u; Boston, 0.
BOSTON, August ~. st. Louis shut
3out the home team to-day, scoring on
tho errors OF tho latter. Beebe kept the
hits well scattered,
Score. Ii r. II. u.
ST.. Louis z. ...... O o 4 90 Q 01-2 4
Boston .,.,.,,,. \ 0 0 90 90 o o 90 80 IA
tl Battories: Baohe and Marshall; Linda
man aud Needham. limo. LBS, I'M
8pirc. Conway. Y II .S ,S4,i II. .,g:. 5i,
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iiutiburt. Tltnes it4S. tJtnpirss9s5
SEampuu. n GA IN Ss 4 Is,
Birmingham, az |; Montg ornery. al.
n NtoNfa MEI,Y, ALA, August o 0. y. .-s
Montgomery lost two gaines y. day y
Birmingham. ~ II IL " sts # H V
Il First ganlo--E Score: II. III. j.
Birmingham ] 0 o g o o . I %
Montgomery. D OS2 o % o 0 o 0s-2
D 13ntterIea: snllee ard Matthews; Mnlnr-{
Z key and 1Ialsen Time. 1.4b. ttniplres,
Wilhelm and Ma LEI,
Second same-- Score: NJ X. II. +.
birmingham /. 9 II o az o 0---e jt4 n 4 o
Montgomery o o % 10 Q u----t ~ 3
Batteries. Clark and Matthews; Tribble
anu Hansen. Time. .2o. tmplres, Wiz
Little Rock, SIS; Shreveport, IS.
q 81 II + nv !. /. August 10
jfiSto.day'A double. hoader. Douglaa. john
game for itlispitlng decisions. q
l Iirst Game AZ & e rs NJ a 81
HzhlsFtals'9 Roak 81
son snnd thinner. Time. y :dos I Umpire.
Sah,istcr, 81 S Sl5 Isl b 54
e Second Game III +. !. y. s.S ~ n 81 N W . u. !.
ghFGSep f,not eS } os-S i
i'h15sat,craiss l1tokn,an ana Pewsll, BRADY
ara Douglas. B Time, :o6. utnpire, shus-.
ter. tx sl35 IA alt f$4
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Purse for BallplayegrEs:;..

yN( seffstt Z w Wan AUGUST ioMAnum-
Der of the admirers OF tho Lynchburg
baseball team. especially among the
ladies' are taking the preliminary steps
looking to the raising OF o purse OF $1,000
to be divided among the members OF the
team In event OF their winning tho pen.
nnnt for the season. H
There Ia no doubt but tho purse will be
raised IL the effort Is made, as the ball
fever could hardly be worse In the city
than 1t Is Just now.
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AMERICAN LEA CUE i!
Where They Play To Day. ;i
philadelphia at st. LHuis. 3i5 4. ,s
f58 New York at Chicago. ;s$s ss4
NJ 81 BIZ Boston d t Detroit. 4 MI
s3 Washington at Cleveland.
81 I .ouig I |; Philadelphia, Q. \

st. Louis, I Philadelphia, 9.
sT. LOUIS. M O., August 10. a y base t'r|s.s
on on balls ia Powell, Niles sacrifice ana
Stone's two dagger. won o-days game
= ios sore pr, M s Il. H u
st. Iouis \. y. Q % 1 0 o . o OIL Q
}Philadclpl,ia 4. 0 0 % o q o % s:3.l
Batteries: Powell and @ Connoo1r W .!asl
dell, Bender and schreck. Time. 81 ~; q.
Umpire q Loughlin.
Chicago, q; New York, 51.ss
CHICAGO q I'LL, August 10 Chicago
punched hits to-day ana defeat cd hi New
York In the opening game Of the SERIES s !,
chioaso !. !. O o o o 20 o 4 - 581
New York !, Y. Q i % D q % q 0 077--1 9
4 Batteries Walsh and Sullivan; Cheshire
and KIcinow Time, 1855. Umpire, = :ll ur l17,
B Boston, Il; Detroit, 8, II
M DI1TRO MI CHI, # August OF y W 9
great plays by Ferris, one OF them stop
Ding Detroit from tying II up In the
sesyenth, we're principally RESPONSIBLE Tor 'f
score Score: 53ts} 4. B ii u
Detroit q. ii Of D . o ~ 3 Ga ofs32
Dos ton !. /. I. /, % o 8 Of % o Q Cd
slIs3 Is,teeriea Mullin and sPnyne; Dineen
Winter and Peterson. Time. ga :45, ILJmrrli -i
pre-, Connolly. 81 g{s9
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lie allowed only two hits. but one y OF
scored two runs. tying the score for
the second time. No Individual OF either
team, secured moro than one hit. Tho
tfeiding OF 7NtcAlafon,fo for tho vialtors,
and Doyle and Isegsy, for the locals
was Of high order Benny held down his
post like 4 d Trojan behind tho bat. a.
double-header will likely; + be pulled off
Tomorrow. though, II \ Ia said R oanoke
opposes II. Following Is the tabulated
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B First race--alx$ fprlnnga--R 70 to-
first, Bohemia 70 tot - second. Bertha
H. go to ~ third. Time, liz. Ell ft
Il Second race ling ; ono mi ct ipping
as @toS y first, Sir Russell a to ~ second.
Water Dog Is toll third Time, y 80 1-b.
a}i Third rnce-tlve and "a half &furlongs--
sconville az to ~ first, Purslane tS to- ~;
second. Horace p. 4 Il to 81 third. Time,
Il 200 4. 4. ". SB
2O) Arst Johnstown Us To ~ second, En-
.treo (S to 1)$third. Time, = 80 s55 rs
II Fifth race sel Ing mile and three-alx s:-g
,toenths- Runnels q to q first K iastratrl5
"a Ito ~ second, sonoIna Belle g to y
third. III Time. $50 So. 81 sss is "
NJ sixth race selling; hve and q half fur:-:i
Is to ~ first, Anna May I:
Tia to Is second. Fish Hawk a to third.
Time, 100 As .3S8 II
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i Dr., Bailey esignrss,.
a. |. lny d ssoclate d Press. )

u IHy Assoclnted PreNa1 49,
fS WINCN4A I4AIlIo. IN Al gust 10,---D r.a
B George fBaiey Of F hilu lphia, sigHedS
as international treasurer ss ut to-dayss
sneetingftof the Executive Committeex o ,ts
the aInternationa Il Sunday Sci o. Asso-S
SoiationasF. A. Vel s. OF Chicago was
unanimously elected as his sue cessor,;ss
DR.. ailoy was made first asslstant. s2IIhes
Rev Dr. N lexanaer Henry. OF Philadelss5
5nhin fwaAl eleoted q member OF the llExs5
ecutiyo Committee. Il ID.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE !.

Augusta, q; Charleston, !.
CHARLESTON, s. O., August lO,-----4Au-
gusta won. this afternoon after lots OF.
skirnishing. s 81
mi Score 81 q f3 " III Il. III. ~,
Charleston +. 01.0 90 00-1 81 !
Augusta S..,.,.. % o Q. o 1 o o 100 6 4.
Batteries: savidge ana Reisinger; r ucls-
or ana Carson. Time, 1;46. Umpire.
Byron. y
Columbia, 7TJ Jacksonville, 8.
&gCOLUMBIA,ls. C,i August 1O,--A Though
Columbia batted Parkins hard and con-
slstently, Jacksonville lost the game
through four bad errors IN tie first two
innings. 558 II ti..
Scora:i Z, II, ~
Jacksonville ..,..,,I Q 90 0 % 0 LIS ~ 8,
4 Batteries; Hersman ana Smith; Par
lk,ns and Russe, Time, rs. Umplres,
Mace and Ryan, s Z,
N Macon, a; Savannah. (.
!. SAVANNAH, 4 Gan August 1o.--Ai aeon
won from Savannah In the fifth inning
! to-day Raymond pitched winning hall
with poor support He struck out four
teen men, Ny \ ss85s 3;5
u Score: M Ia .}j. \ Z, II, ~.
savannah 80. 900 oil DOL y
Ratteries: Shade and Robinson; Ray
mond and Kahlkoff. Time, 1;45, Umpire.
McGFath. x ~ ;. tSs II !.
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,tJSSi u. ~, Il i Gl0 o q
Summary; Two-pase h!tss,---Dinglo,
Clarke. # Three base hts-Hopk its, Left
on Observation-Disclosures, Norfolk, 4.
Stolen bases Stewart, Earned runs
Norfolk, 4. Base on balls-Or Otey; I;
off Reiss, q. Struck out-Ry 0tey, 6; by
Reiss. 81 Passed balls-Wnl sh. WIG
spitches--Fl eiss. Sacrifice hits--Wiloy,
ID ckson, Cook. Time Of ganle--1 hour
and s5 minutes. Umpire-B lack. Vi At
gt6ndaNCe--1, 900, l4.5A III 5{s f}aES5
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SOUTHERN ]. LEAGUE.

New Orleans, 2 Memphis. 4,
MEMPHIS, TENN. August. 10. % uese'a
pitching throughout was instrumental IN
the defeat OF the Memphis team to- day,
4 Score: a5 u g II 5.5j.. 81 r. n. y.
Nav Orleans. i 90 o i % o22o-77a .
Memphis IL. o 0 % o 0S OIL 0 p--l N 4. i
K Batteries; Guese and stratton; e Stock
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pounds and while
conceding weight to
Ills field was made
d to 8 fnvorite. Hei
led for half q mile,
when Collville came
with a rush and
won. Purslane was
second and HORACE
n third 81 nj