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TUE RICHMOND DISPATCH-WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1898
Wholesaling at Retail
im'..ta-4* atuou *r^*\? T.mhT*t
t^t^^^at^rl^^
M.-M s.?-: 1 Boys Clothin-j?ba- - -*
nobody else ,!;-- 'rel
ri been in the position totnrn
^^ mer. for indiridual selection,
: Q -?tire abol?ale stock, with
irs jr.-.it irietj end greal
rahm omi gtooi eoneeesioni
'I'i,,. t'. il evidence thai the
BARGAINS All?-. MANY
AND GENUINE is the atten
tion that has been groen the
ale by merchante. If it lam
taresting to them? whal -uxtoi
M be the advantage jo jrou? Jn
fart, vi ?u
HAD TO
__ __ _______ _H-?- .
V,m mnstn'-l jodg* the ralttes by U e prices thai
?aanqaoting the reductions ere bom wholesale
I?iir,--ii??t tin- ?.L'iiiar retail prices, ?fit had not
u-i-n for the war scare, thai apse! all boaineaa calcula
fi.d?s you would never hare bad this opportunity.
Mens Suits Men's Pants
ri'i.M PRO?
$3.50 to $6.50, 75c. to $2.95,
_ . ... . .^ ??-_..,. .*_. tr? . >-r. * ~ s B
M i,uv n??w FOB l-ESS THAN THEY
PAY AT THE BEGINNING OF THE
\\?irtli troiii ?6 t.? #10.
Worth from $1.30 to $.".
Boys'Lon;c Pants Suits Boys'Short Pants Suit5
I'RUM FROM
$2.48 to $4.75, 50c. to $2.50,
Wiirtii it?n?i .?S4 m .?si.."it!. \\mili froas 91 to $4..~>0.
The Sakfl guarantee g^oefi with every pur
chase. Satisfaction absolutely, or your money
back. _
9
:
I
| A. 5AKS & CO.,
t
Saks' Corner.
ME THREE LINKS.
"" iKirriM. of IHK aatan t-eoteM
OF Mllt.lMt ODD-FBLLOWS.
V Hepremrnl: H\e Hod*, ot Men?
l'rnn?l **\t*ticr**t Report? \n lnt.-r
.?.tin-? llifuunul?>tuU*?il<*-??? <??ii
salttsss .A l'uiiiic aassptlaa?
IM : 'l ER3BURO, t v
. lu
la:. '
mena :*t- W*th i
tav. r.
lud??!? m m?
Charlea i >- F<
'1 be '?
.
telll|
RKPOai OF TUE O?AND MASTER
'The irpurt >H tjuiiid-.?,
tii?. year Jnst endtnf 1
bui ?i ,-:
reat. H I t -
??r?1?-a- ai -util it
Impossibility (or the Ora. i ! -
reU iiiul? luine : j
liK-?iuct?i. uttur aud i..
mowastei ?un Um order, a- a
laun.'.uu. taterssi Ba i_aralsra ?*
deavvued tii gt.e WhUA utue h?.t OOUJ I
in-? eOKSspoiideui'? nuil ruutiue wori ot
the utt111-, ?kMflM ?
biaut cum um in*..? ..a v.... ?.
in t i.i.i-h etlawship m all : in.
aii'i !i. (sell tti... '.
I t* ..,..:.! ....'.-?J on ?M ft ?lut W
the nu?iu r ,?i n?-*' Immgf *\ ?
i.?>t *l? taaga sa Sartal Us ?wr.
the Incrssau Is membership ??
undumo ' i a.a i.? -one new
lodges w ? '?' -lI? Inert
lu naeu.itiei ?tup vt '..Inc. Aii'i '.!? N
psehaei
igaiu.4?~u St -in ? .'iy nat?-. TtM ?
Master a in.-.'! ? - .-?-?i with '.?'.?' naceaatti
.?i atparnaa uu?i sjaissisih arork, j:i<i
urs?r? the UvUUatfU l?> go tulua.it.:
Urtng eatisAed until in- ocdei us ?>'
. la in,y ?:?iay.ia?ti?<i. s?a deeply itn
..???Ul-vi. and SS Sill l lt.. I
at via rank Bias uaoas *ll tin Brand
j an. diction* ot | ?'a art m
and furtherlafl tu-.- niu?.:r are
,r to .ill.
Tiio repui'L |*t?sa UM ft>Uo?sta|
Somber
l"'.",, SMI
tmtt. .? ? ernri, ..ted. iu.
lag ? ' '' *i ot u.?
InihirT ' Wltht?*s*an >y
I'.iril. -iW .- is,..-n??...
{ ?mm. ma-pay ni?-m oi duos
led 17; ?lu-it, 'Jia?. Tut?I, y.. I
lug total memtmnta order un
li?t'fflb?r a, l?;?.
'ilu- rspStt niv-e? S tu.. UM ut UM ?
1?i1k< i. ??Uli tu?.* .la'
A sBosaa
A detailed ?tateni
usked -mi anaaeced, aria ot all ds?_taai
rendered dornt! in.- term la tVtea by u?.-,
t? rend Ma>ui. .?Som.- ??; Uwa saawan I
ait?l attciai-jtia InvoiV? v-iiy luteicstlni*
VliiR?k
The tiraiwl M ' ?ten? is detail
tit. reporta? ?H in?- Ul.--.ru i lA-inity Ui.liid
tnawei!.. The sahsrdlaais tuvi*?. a. ?mtS
vary ?tea aacepUoaa, ara reportad *? la
sace?i.-i.i ooad tlon Oaaacuill} end almw? ?
in* srasi h. erast m tue ?% ??k m
uruer. in Bubmlulna Lhsaa rspsrta Um
Ornad M ? Im press?t
?.?-a? o? selecting ?u?i igO?Ukmg in?- -
he K>?i?n?tious of tu? ??isuu-i ?
(tea Is ?11 that cou J u- . li |?j
" rtalnlj 1er *..|**it?.i n the fonaec in -
lh?j*? In vo?u?' in promoim* ih?- ?? *
-t the ?uider. and ta, bebidt*?; '.rum a i
tiai ataadaotni, ^ .
Uiand 1?xlge Me tr?*ts ih- ?, reaeut ays?
inn will b? ?*oiiunu.?d.
llVCh ?ntltlrat i-, h tug manir?
.hru?jght?ut UM Stau* tu '.h* ?-n
to orsaiilM Kebvkah l???lic?a-i. and il a
peSt-td thet uieny l.tdx-j-i .? i,
fined during th? pr?-. m j,Jr
PROrKEDlNtiS i?K Till: BODY.
the Orand l^iu.?- ?? epeosij m due
,or' >; ,,: ?in? ?rand t.rtit??rs bL'ln?
pre*,-nt: ^?rl? s D. 1' loko"
' ' v .1 . ?..
?" ' Orand .\i . u lf
asliey. ,? Bichaond. Urand w ,r?i. ?
it.v a ow.ai. ,,i Portsat-mth, Urand
l haplaln. p,? t,?m , T u it
Riehmond, Orand s. retar) J \\ i . ,
fuK.n.^ ?if Hi hmond ,.
Kev. E K. Kortnern, ol ?jwynn'b laland
Orand Karaaal, pro tern; J. e. McCor,
Norfolk. tor; W, P.
if DanvtHe. Orand Guardian, pro
tarn.; W. T. Baldwin, of Abtaadon, Orand
?I. aid: T. N. Kandier and Hill Monta?
i:. res t.? the Sovereign
Lid??, .-aid Um follosrlns Past
urand Masters: Jam.-- B. Blanks, Msrtao
li'.-rt E R, Branch. L> a. Basher, 1
a>. Ley \y. f. L?n-rabe?. J. V. Qrtl
?id T. V. X '
'Hi- Grand L?dge Sagres was conferred
,> Pasi-<;r.i!il-Ma-?-.- Man p t"*. lbert on
reoeststiTsa from th?* aeversl
Who for the first time
: proba
? tin larvast aunabsr ol amm
- ntstir? tmltted .n any
i' tii- Orand Lodg<
read ?from th?. prssl
; general I the Yeans
a x latios and th
irg Mechanics' Association to
?sad Mbrsiies wtn.-h
ere at Um tBspossl -f *h?- Grand l^?t*<-'
An tavttatlea ?was ill i front
T. s Beckwlt S A On. lo tri
li? .! a-'l. : VlitlOI BU?
! a ? pis sed
members whii.' la the city. The Invtta
wer* n ad srtth tkanka
?. ai santrani - I th? (bl
owing commltt?saa:
-.i. F. Csrothers, W, V. Hlii.
nid J. N Coffmaa.
T \". Turney. ?.'l.iudiu* Le.?,
? !. .-' ''?airlT.
>r" the Order--D. A. B?cher. W
F. Lambce. R. C. McLean. Jttdg? Fe. -
rtlagtoa, w. a. Clark, Jr.
I - y. J. P. F- that, A. L.
I .ne.
n
I \\" Rtehardson, W. I. F ISWSl, R. J.
Do nu.? Il y.
- M B R im - i I aaac man,
, >. w. Cale, W, F. Ttlleoa, W. M. lonas,
a r. Bartaasteln, W. S Long, ? J.
Bak? r, _ii?i i '. i- Rich? ru'K
? ation of Reporti RUI Mont tgg
V i' H'im?-r. ,i p. Andsrssn.
Memotra Q. B i??m. W, F. BOap*
PntxX, ami H. K Whitt*.
A?_?r tii- treaaaoUoa of inn ata?? b a
. aal I....!.' t..t k a r? LX?ts Ullta
ISi F. m.. Sartal s hieb the repn
tivea h id their i botegrsphs tak<
group l>> r K I'.
Th.. aift, moon a? talon a eroted to
discussing ?reporta and matten ol Inter
t*st to th.- st?sr.
iMBLic nacwTiaOH.
A public rxxeyriuA WM gXtn
l'raud Lodge tfl a -' hall ?)f tii?
"i trnns Mea*s t '?a' ion, at
srk?oh many vtsUoti ware press?t Ti
\.n?ti!... and rsspactid laouiel u.
Marks, of ear : . bow M yean ?if ?tas,
sad the olde*. ?J Id-Fellow In :h.? Sut?*.
?.'.'tii in p-.int si a^.?.- and conUnueui
-i\n>. presided on ih?- o
a?:i?i ass greeted with ?;r>,it eatkaMssm
Tha reptas i ? med on
i.? ball "f thf city by Mayor Charlea F,
Colttsr, and on behalt ?f thi Odd-Fal*
I .?.\- t.? am H W, Battle, i> D. Tfci
?response, oa beaan of tha Qraad Ledge,
a made I i:* r, \ F. Ow?tn, D. D..
..i Portsmouth,
To-manow tha ?fand ofltosci Im the
ensuing year will l"' eli
Seeking Volunteer*.
GREEN lav. VA-, Maty Mt?(Sp
mettle Quanta war? at
tins pla?.*e ta day trying t?> Induce youn-i
men to aattat la tka?r saa^aay. Mr.
James T Oa-n voluut othei>
kina; ot enlisting tha Ust ol Um
wash Th* l .iinvlllc company is still
ihort ? tghteen men.
l'i.-.t?uif fur tii?- V?* ? era i??.
Th.? vsiarsM ot tin I lets' mm m
i Big jer, the I iperln*
?ileiit of th.- Boma, and the Tractio',
Igktful ?u> of It yes
COlen? ! Bigg? r ' >' k ih?
i lakarood Cam? i? i y y?
". riitnf. and there tiny aid had dinner
I] Tfiey wer?? then* f??r
i . Oakwood exerclesa The Traction
Company planed their cars at tha aerno?
?f the veterans five of chars* Nearly a
baadred ware aM?.- ta kaks ih?' trip. wWsfe
wa? thoroughly enjoyed t?y every ore.
Mr? K. M Graaty. of <'umb.-rlatul. la
visiting relatives at C7 north Kliihtli
Ml- t
OASTOIIIA.
?m> M-w, r. a su f ***}
ill I) N0TJ1ITMURPH?.
rm defk.it cobbub Mcraom
to hi: sit i t ot T.
Mi CLUB PLAYS POOR BALL,
In* lliirlfnril Bays I'm l i* M in* li llif
liest (?inn?- mil Win Ka?lI.i - Nor
folk Snlfera Another i.efeu t ?It?-.
nil?? nl Other rince-*.
anioiid, O; Hartford. I.
Norfolk, ?"I l.li iiril-iti-r. II.
Newark, S| Hi-iidiiiK, B,
Allen????? n. I; I'iiIithoii, '?"at.
-.? liedule f.ir To-ll-i-..
lliirlfnril at Richinontl.
I.iiin-iister 11? Norfolk.
Newark at Hendln?;.
I'literkini .'it Mli'iilorrm.
How the I lull? Btaad.
llirlin-nnd .
.Norfolk . I I 1 1 - I M?
Lancaster . 2 .. .. 1 1 I 7 SU
A liento-? n . 1 .. 1 I. 3 JM
| . 1 ..(. 1 . . *
Newark . il. l
Pstersoa. I i l\* -*U
Hartford . - '- il T ?sis
? ' ?m. - ' ' ' '
Shut out m last, -and by a club not on?'
bit better then tksBBSStsea, is the reconl
the Richmond team made yesterday.
irf WOB tk? Kime by a
i to " srRh a pitcher named Murphy. Who
an Philadelphia. There
is no discounting th?- tad that B
lias a good ball club?n \?r> stron:; one
tut had the Bluebirds played the game
?vith that refreshing vini*i?. ?: b I charac
arrized their *-.?>rk since their organiza -
tlon. the story might have I ei-r.
At one time, when poheity atak
li - had UM ball ready to throw
was covering the
be had tO H.tia'l In his
tnd look -it the runner rea? h the baee
.?f.- ly. All th?* Hartford phiyers had to
to get a man on a base.
tlueblrds Interposed do effectue obsta
cls to his scoring
?Richmond baa ?a of the best ball
'lbs in at minor league, hut UM plagara
must get back into their us-ihI form of
playing the game to hold th?; good Im?
P they have made. They can play
the game, atnd will.
THE CROWD WAS EAGER.
'Twaa a ?good crowd, a happy. Jolly,
?-port-loving crowd. It knew full well
that the hunch of ball-players then rep
?'"Stntlr.g It was the best that ever was
gOttea together here. an?l though some
had s bad cam of feeer, and were
not miu'ii pit " Fry
?a a beaten Frank Sparks Monday, they
, ..uid ?aot h lp Joining In the rooting, and
sang with much feeling, "There'll Come
I Tim- Soil Day," and other selections
f Uka character. Jack McDonough, tha
King of Rooter-, had been absent for
om? days, m Um whole crowd attempt? I
i?? till up the place he left vacant, and
rieht well diil they SBeCSOd. During the
warming-up r* the Rime the
playera ? Tha
i whom there were quite a num
ber prosent helped the boya aloi
- laid:.?;- nr- fairer in their
Hi'lyni' ' bSC IBM
of ih-m aeemed n he une mi
worrli <i shout the batt
With mtei?-st the (?urne as it pr?.
ami g iv?? credit where credit ?mi due.
ADVANTAGE IN PITCHERS
I l M in by ) Itched w.-ll. but Just as
.*... .i tw irien as he a h n bat a
b) Weiht*? nun since they got t
Murphy did n ?tppSBt to 1- ;
hard, hui Ihre? ill that
-hitting Rlehmondera a^?.?t. Harry
.-< hml.lt la I rattllng-f There
is n,.i ?i rooter in Richmond ?h?> win
? ti?- i?, not. but yeetei lay was sa ?S
day with htm. He gave ten free
.. first ba-""?seven on belli and throa
foi btt?tlag batters. Thi? act ot kindness
00 his ?..irt help*?.! BtUtford t" mak?* It!
:.tur runs.
Tommy Hess, Ut? clevei little catcher.
W? rke.i hard, .in?l haid all is others fol
..w-.l la- ?\i!ii;le things might have
looked brlgktar. H- threw beau'ifully.
tnd nutd? a running cstch of a tool ti?.
tiiat will hsrdly be duplicated thi? sea
-??.n. Das Leahy sanead muoh cheering
when h- pulled Sowa ? Um dries with
. M l.a:?'i and I hal'... LutOBb?
Willie Hargrove made pretty plays. Th?
Libs pi iv ?gula to-day, and with "? 'y"
BOW? H a a ' .' ?M, | | , ,.
gam? may b? e\i"
This la tit* I yesterday
test.
RICHMOND.
A H. V.. U (?. A. E
Klopf, s. ??.t ? " I 3 ?
Ib.4 O n
I..4 ?I 1 M
i t.s o i ?t n t
?Hargrova, e. f.3 I i i l i
Dundon, ' b.s 0 0 0 3c
Kam. i. ?.-.? " '? it | t.
.| " ?? ?? 4 I
S, hiin.lt. p.I o n ?i t? |
TtM lia .U I I M i- :
HARTFORD.
a R. n. h. 0 a i.
Ch Ms. 2 b.S l l |
i:., tenue, i. f.2 ?> i i
l'tvell. f. |.3 g 1 t 0 I
T?te. r. t.I 0 0 3 0?
V'urvi?, l i?.I D t) a u
enheny. 1 b.'.' 1 t? 1 1 ?
Loach. G.3 0 1 t ,,
M M ihOB, i. S.4 ill'?
Murphy, p.S l 0
T.'i ?;- .m i ? n n
SCORE BY IN'N'l.V -
lit 411
t .
Hertford .11 I o 11 11
??'uiTim.il 1 : S:?i]e.| mm? i her?
sa ball" ?Mr B him it "? il? bj pit h?
i ails-Kam, Botteaus, Cavell
?Struck oui i.y Se-hmlilt, I; by Murih?.
Tun?- ?,f ? un..-- i hoar
Umpire?Mr. T?te.
NOIIKOI.K IIHOI'* ANOTHKH ?T. \ M
Th? ?core i lorn?. Hot LancuMer H
the Meat of II.
NORF? ?1 K \ v M ,> !.. :<per:a'.
'.anesst, i o . ...', N'.irfolk again to-.'
In a trame In wMeh the Utters wretch
.laying itid the viei'.or? good hit
tn?t iHife.-t isMlng wan th?
I his wa? the scoit:
nurkoi.k
R H 0 A i
Wheelock, sa.0 0 0 ?
?.?? orge. I f.I 0 5 0
McKarlao. C, f.I 0 3 0
Klausmau. Ib.3 0 9 i
Kennedy r f.3 i 1 o
Wed.lne. 5b.2 t 4 S
Went?. Ib.I III
Fox r.0 1 l 0
Staly, p.I l | a
Berge-".? "00
Totale
10 10 21 I
Kaufmann & Co.
Special Annual
May Sale
This Week.
Bold, clever buying gives
you the picking of nearly
fourteen hundred (1,400)
of the finest Percale, Ma
dras, White Lawn, and
White and Colored P. K,
Shirt-Waists at prices
you're not likely to rind
again.
Hundreds of Finest Percale Shirt
CENTfl WOrth '* ***** ancl 96C-' at 5?
Hundreds of Extra Fine I'erraie
,W\'s.,t.S' worth -?c end 11-19. at 75
CEN 1S
Finest White Lawn Waists, worth RM,
at tip CENT.??.
EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF I NDEIt
SKIRTS.
Speelal Money-Sating- Opportunl
tlee.
Extra Quality Striped P-'ersucker Un
derskirts, with deep umbrella ruffle,
nicely made, for 75 CENTS.
B< lunf il 'j . iin Black H iteen i'nder
klri a*l : Bm
CEN
Very k BrllllnnUne
for only ( m*
BELTS vni> OIBM-BS.
L-sdl ii. - me Oxidla si I ( H I
Russian
? ii imt lied d
i
for th -: . holi BO
' EN
lhlrt-a 1st Bsta Paar! ami Ban
Pearl, w:-h patent link cuff button.-,
at FJ CENTS.
Jewelled Hst-Plna, new de tgna ami
retry substantial. ri-(-ular lie. value.
for this sale .1 ?""F.N'l S
H..t-1'in.-', with or-Us, emeralds, or tur
-weii?, Be. kind, now IS
? L.N'IS.
I . s. Wt?AO l'iNs g ? BUTS.
I riait id But?** Flag-Piss, rat Isty ot
om? wi'.'. m ?i i -ii. n< :
phot??, all a,t S CEN IS.
Mll.l.INKItY.
Special >l?> ?Sale of I i) 11 I m ni > .1 Hat?
n ml SBages for I'.i-lin? ami
Iti-lliirruH,
lies' Fine French Chine, all colors,
. ida n.J.? 75 CENTS
Children'? Co orn Rat?, 3Sc.
quality, now in CENTS.
I-sdlsa" H-?i and Csrls? Bhapea i-'r
chip croara ih brim, t?c Qual
ity, BOW -! t 'XTS
Children's Pok-s, Jap. Sennet,
trad- . BOB -!> CENT-?Whit? and
color.?
Children'? Fiat?? Of flri0 epttt and Sen
nt. ml?ture?, In both ?White end com
bina taon of coloring, Ity, for
Jit? CENTS.
B . bl| display, with prices on
our..-.
KAUFMANN & CO.,
Fourth and Broad.
LANCASTEB
K. 11 0 A L
Buttermore. r. f.t ! o 0 0
HcV< y. 1. f. -' 2 ? <j 0
Leidy. c. f.I 2 1 I
. lb.1 2 B I I
Ward. :b.l i 3 3 |
Scha.ib. 2b.1 1 2 2 ?i
.-on. ss.1 2 4 6 0
Both, e.i u 3 o f?
Whits, p.i i o 2 o
Ciau*en. p.I I
Totals .U II II U "
batted for Staly In ninth in
ning.
'Hi: BT inn:.'?
_l I84II7II
Norfolk .0 1 I
Eanca.-ter .IO0IOSI!*-?U
Bamsaary: Taro
Lsldy, Behaob. Tbree*bss? hita?Med??
W-ntz. li
i.? Id) B<
' ft <?n
Norfolk, I; Lan? -a ruck
out- i .., L Double plays
Wsnts, Kla..-.man. First base- on
- off w bits, -, oS i . ? is? n. .
Stsly, Hit I | Kenn
a. Wild pitch?Ci.? .
I'mpirc?Mi'. Brsnnaa. Tin??.' of ??ame? 2
hours.
MAKE HIN?. HV THE SCORE.
l'ut?-? ???i? Detent? Allentot-vn hy the
Odd? of SI to I.
ALLENTOWN, I a , M li
rai, rson hit lisrd l tinsly
ms t??-la>", and v/c-t by
., ,.\ i odds, Aii- Dtown pi i] lug a Ith
m.,, h Indis?. i I with
the Mi' k. At.? ndance, MS Beon :
ALLENTOWN.
B. B. O. A. E.
?i. i in, I. f.i o i i 2
2 b. 2 4 2 1
lev? r. f. I Z 0
?Smith, c. f.i looo
i.o i f i |
c.o I S S I
-barter. 1 b.I 0 7t I 1
b.1 l S 1 I
is.?.t) I 4 2 2
Sewell, p. "14c
?MJls .I 1 14 12 |
PATERSO.V
L- H. O. A- E
k, 1. f.I s 1 o i"i
. .- 1 4 I o
.? si 2 I I
ttlng? i", r. f.I 2 1 ?i "
, 1 b.2 | |] 0 0
. ? .- I 4 l 2
tsrdesty, c f.-' i i o i
? lehanty. I b.3 4 111
tiiiroy, s. -.I llll
ones, p.2 2 '< I I
Totals . U 27 14 o
BCOB1 CY INNINGS.
HSdlSTSt
?. atown .it^ f? ' "
.M i? o ; moo ?-a
illlSIt--II Earned runs?Pater son. *?
-- hits?1,'irtrii. Moss. Deleiun'y.
up-e-bas. nits Heidr.ck. Delehanty.
na- i un Oettlnger ?SeerlSoa hit?f?>s
S'.,,i a, beat - Ilot in, iiciinck. Q ?t?
in? i ?? lehanty, Coni
hneon. llaidest?. Lcf" on bases-Al
to* n, b. Patereon. > Struck out?
. ?ith, Mos? Leonard ti>. Joues. D lib!?
lys?Ulrich, Le<inard, and ShafTer
mis and Peiehanty; Jones, B.-mi-, and
ii-x-que. Helehanty. Jo?nson. and La
iue. First base on errors?Allentown.
Patsrsoa, S- First ba.-e on bail??? ?IT
u.U. |; off Jone?. 3. Hit by pit?*he?1
Smith. Wild pitch?Jones. Pas?e.tl
H. ml?. Umpire?Mr. Bens. Time of
.? hours.
ill tOIXG SOI WITH EASE.
. rrlek le Hit Freely and Newark
Suffer? Defeat.
LEADING. PA-, Miy 1 I -4?M
M local? defeat?*] the Newark te?im
?Jay with tuno. Mill?, who waa a Ut
wlld In the ilr?t two innings. 8ettl??d
?r.d kept the vtsttora' hits w. I!
. itt?red. Carrb'k wa* lilt hard when
an? wet* needed, c'aaaldy, Stratton.
Betts, and Co.'kman played well. Score:
HEADING.
R. H. ft. A. E
Sinter. 1 b.2 li 10 I I
Betts, 1. t.1 2 4 0 0
Stratton. r. f.3 1110
Cocknan, I t?.i 2111
Hi i-n. ? .0 I S 1 i
aBprstt, c. f.0 0 3 1 1
Shlncell. a. a.0 0 0 3
Moore. I b.1 14 2 0
Mills, p.0 10 3 1
Ncwell, s. a.0 0 110
Totals .S 10 M6 6
NE.VA.'tK.
R. H. ft. A. E.
Hallman. ,. f.| 14 0 0
Fitzm.iuii?-, 1. f.ti 110 0
Calhoun, 1 b.?? ?i u 1 0
Csssldy, 2 b.<> 1? 1 2 0
MclBtyre, .-. 1.1 1 1 t 1
lir-y, r. f.0 | 11 ?i ??
?Daley, I b.1 ? 1 1 o
BOthfUSS, 8.1 14 2 1
Carrlck, p. 1 <> 4 0
Totals .3 7 27 U 2
MIntvre ont for CUtUag s? ?en i I
SCORE BY INNINO8
_ ismsTsi
R?-?7i?ng.7.'"l o 0 0 (1 l 5 o"?^"8
Newark .0S000 0000? 3
Summary: Earned runs?Reading, 2;
Newark. 1. Two-base hits-Carriek, Cock
m-iii. Three-bis.? hits?Slater, Grey. Sac
rifice hit?Cas-idy. Stolen bases-?Jtrartoti
U?, Cockman, Moor? Ci. Si rat? I.?-ft on
.?Reading, 7; Newark, 10, Struck
out?By Mills. 1: by Carrick. 3. Double
plays?Moore to Slater; Stratton to
Moore. First base on balls?<">ff Mill?, 5;
off ?'arrick. ft. Hit by pitched b-U-Csl
houn. Passed ball?Hey.1. 11. (111:
Mr Kelley. Time of gana am?!
Sea mi'.
VATIOS \?. 1.1: V?.i B SAU?
Bastan DeSsats iiniiiinorc. IS ?<? 1?
1 ' i u. ii 1 ni-.'i mad 11 u n?.
l'a 'S'I't ?X, Ma\ 1- W< nt t"
in Um fourth inning to-da v,
the h??m?' team ??sored Ighl iineern<sd runs.
I,- rSSt .'t the i;;,m- Wt ?.hibi
tlon. attend in ISM Scon k 11 B
a .1 i? n .s 0 n u n ??10 U ;
Baltimore . 1 ?? . i . 1 7 _
Batteries: Willis and Eerg-n; McJam? -
rke.
l'mpir-s: Lynch and ?"""?innelly. Time
and ."?7 mi a.
PITTSBLRO. ?; LOUISVILLE, -'.
PTTTBBURO, liny M, Plttsl
the gam? i" th? third tnntmr, wh<
ICkSd OUt a tlire.
bagger. by Bchrlvar and Bro-die
'. Attl DdSI . " 2.'r". S
R H 1:
..0141"?*? 0 0 *
L"nisvil|.? .u n t? 1 1 ?1 t. ,1 ?, I ,; 1
'irivtr; ln?e
1 Wilson
Umpires: McDonald snd 0"Dsy. Time
of game, i hour sad ! u
PHILADELPHIA, I; WASHINOTON, 4.
w urniNGTON, Hay M To-d if
playing? Atten.l B
IL K
on ,..1 1 1 I 0 ! I 1 '" - l 11 2
11 ...' a 1 1 i o o <i i-?; ii 1
aal.
L'mpire.s: Bmslls ni'l Andrew-. Time
- . 1 bOUr alia] 1., n,a'
NEW FORK, I; BROOKLYN. 0.
NEW TORE, May 10. Ruste lobbed the
- to-'lay. but the Brooklyns uld
Ret only one Kenne? ery ws?
and the support behind him
about at: i'?,!. Attendance,
R. I* !
New fork .2 o u .1 1. 11 3 0 *-5 8 2
Brooklyn .0 i) 0 0 0 il 1. 0 0?0 1 .5
- Rusie and Qrady; Kennedy
and St
Empires: Curry and Bnyder. Tim? of
game. 1 hour and 4?) mi:
P08TPONEMJ "
CHICAGO. May lo.-taeveland-Chicago
?. a m.-?i poned?-rain.
CINCINNATI, Ma.
clnna*' ?in.
now THE CLUBS ?STAND.
Won. Lost. P- C.
Bsltlmors .9 3
. 4
.U
al . r?
Chicago . ? ?
.; ? :
rg . j r?
KSW York . S s
Philsdelphis .7 7
s* 1. mil . t i'? .im
Loulavtll? .5 If .23*
-,-fon .I 19 .167
BEDTJLB l*"L to-day.
N- W Y
Phllad?l|
B?ltlm"ie ?t R-ifor..
?
ClnC 11-.
Loulsvlll? at Plttsbur_.
lM\KHMT? LOST AOAIB.
?.? ?,riielm-.il Takes the Third of the
-.-ri., of (.nine*.
WASHINGTON, D. C. Bay \A-<?ne
' . Virginia t'niversity I
krd game of the series to Um
owaa this eveuitiK by n 1
into the
heart, f??- I
mfoM Mied
them thai their
friend? did not t"rsake UMSO
? Seat which
th?lr collision with the Old Dominion
boy? on Monday. Th?- Virgil
fair aliare of friend.*? and sdmln ;
tnf who lost no oppottunlt)
tbSSI on to victory, and thai th?i bo>s
trota Charlottesvlll? trl?aj .?rv buri to
idd mother ' I ?ty to their number is
I by the score of th- gam?
Georgetown took the lead In tht
Inning by ?Koring two runa and kept 11
aid. In the end of the ??scond th?
Virgilnlans .scored one talley, but ?failed
to bring a man across the plat -
until the eighth inning, when
made the circuit. In th I PUSH UnM thi
locals Lad ?. ored three more tallies, and
with 'h>- 1 :...re 5 to : and only one mor?
for tue visitors t'?.
rootara in the ?randstind ! 1 fa
v?>ry safe and Jolly m Tha
took bow in the
* tha bat asnt up 1.
and batir?! mit Se? 1
In thi turn at the ?bat the Vir
iln'awf ai^o mad?- a detenalaed ss?< 1
MM '.he big l?-ail the wearers of the
blue and ?jiay had g.iin-d. and tor a short
d .1- a they might suc
GEOKGETOWN
A.B. R. IB. O. A L
Hafford. 3 t. " 2 2 1 1
1 ..wn,-. c. 1. : tl ll
Mei-srthy, lb. I 1 I < : .,
i . -' 2 7 ? .
Morans. ?. s. I S S 4 S t
| 2 b. 4 1 'i
". f.."> I 1 1 'i |
Caset, 1 f.5 0 : 1 ?i u
Baohe, 1.5 0 3 ?> . ?
Walsh, 1 f .ill?
Total? .42 L' H *M 13 1
VIRGINIA.
A B. R. IB. O A |
Wllhs. i b.3 2 l 1 0 0
Martin, s. s.I 1 t 1 f I
Btspi . 3 b.5 ?i t 3 0 0
Collier, c f. 4 0 10 0 0
Hill, r. t 0 0 ? 0 0
Rea. r. f.4 1 1 0 0 0
Hunt. I b. ? t 5 ? 0 3
Benaey, L f.4 1 2 ? 0 0
ptnki fou p.s 1? n n 1 1
SummeragUl .0 1 ? > ?? l
To'.r.-i .a 7 j -* s 1
Mirtln hit by batted ball.
RE BI INNINOS
l S 3 4 5?. 7 89
?Georgetown .2 0 o 0 i 1 I 5 ?10
Virginia.I 0 0 0 0 0 1) 1 i? 7
Suinraaiy: Two-base hit?Bouney. Left
-*--Get?raetown, 11; Vlrgluia, 5.
First luttai on balls-Of? Bach?, 3; off
Plnkerton. I. Struck out-Br BSSktk 7.
by Plnkerton. S. Sacrifie?* bit-Bache.
Stolen baaes-Haftord U). McCarty (2),
Maloney ?), Moran i3). and Walsh. Hit
+++++++..*+*^^??**-e?.*<'??**+* ? , *..,^
Millerafihoads, ?The AI ways-Busy store:
! I GREAT MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SHE \
i Over 10,000 Garments in This Lot, at Prices |
* You Never Dreamed Of, :
CJOWNS?were $1.7') ami 89, DOW Md . IBadSOf iMUPbrtg m 1
QOWNS w??re.i9o.. aow 88c, lacked yoke ai d
with r?ffleof oambrle.
SKIRTS- were88e., now 27c, witn deep ruffle of catnhii
CHEMISE were88and 89e tttom He., eul failli inebei
tni ?1?? <l eotton.
CORSET-COVBRfr were 19 mm .'" ' . bow to**- gaeh, a,
trixamed around neck an?! ileevei
DRAWEES?were 45?., now 87c, umbrella ityl* ftnlal
inch ranil rit* ruffle.
DRAWKRS? ware 50c, non Um*., amor?
onmbrio. with deep hemstitched rallie.
INFANTS1 SLIPS?were 88s., bow 15c, mad?
cambric ?round DMk anil sleeves
CHEMISE?were 60c, now 20c., yoke
CORSET-COVERS?were80c, now 19c,eat ?tall, t 1
of aide Uambarg.
DRAWERS?were -? *. ?and ?c, now l7o pair, mad?
eottoa, ?"ut full.
GOWNS were 99e.. now We. each, cal exl 1
and Inserting.
MilleraRhoads.Broad Street, Near liiiii.
? ^
o a a a -0-0-0-0 ? #
Thoughtless
Folks
Look at the Price.
The BBUtioilS ' : ?
aaality. They
thai me cheapest 111
?i-r to ?bay on?
twios ?"it ?prices thai oanM
hold any valu-'.
Mothers of boys,
ought to be yourguide. AH wool, honest sewing, hont I
coat money, bul they wear.
We never hu\>' had, and never shall ?have,
WOOl tO show voll. The l>i"?t that ivili be ??ilf il:!
is Dons too strong for the saaanltaof romp and play.
reliability costs teas here than elaewhere lathetruth. [I
ltoil\ else sells clothing lower than we ?1?? it is !?..
ignore quality -risk satisfaction?trust to luck.
There's no luck hen- -solid, substantial, tact-s
Go into this subtect this soaso;; ?befon you
best win, not the ohes]
Til?* bande?me Uhemlfrapb of the battleship ?Maine
? i tii eaeb parchase of 91 ???* aver? Retail price 50i .
[ 0. H. BERRY & CO.,
I Main and Tenth streets,
hum
?p pitch? i- B] B ' Pinkerton,
' bull.-,
rim. | i mi lr< Mi B r? ! iy.
Ti-i -Varaitlea ?v te Philadelphia in the
norning t" p..?> tha Peanayiyaalaaa.
I hclini I.?-nie?? It l.-li in it ml 4 lull.
Pitcher Jif-k Cheabro la n?.
.,? Hi hmoiirl Club, 11?.? demanded ?ton
. I
\\'.-ii-a
hat he would .
Icmand Jake thereupon
tad t"i
'In*:.
THKV U 1> I I'lHTY I1AHMOW.
i in* w ii'kiiiini Itale ? eeaaalttee
Atlti|iis ??ut-h lli-mihitIiiiin.
Commltl :
it the office of COtoael W. F. Wickham,
w i.-t large, COBeMertac thai
annal matters am t.?
I h?. various p!. .
lit- potlt in tha
irmal arey, bul
I i?r??moting
a? p ?a -, and unity fui
ins.
...
uraed jus
?*in>i ii- i
-. m:
"U'hf a -tire ?>f
i .- -. Commlttea of the h?** l|
Btata part.
inity and harmony; and.
. . - a ..- Are ef I
a ron
ved, The .rnnn of ill?
niy. Colonel W. F W\ khan, he* m
| to wafer irlth Hon. Pai
?.lev.- 'o aoariBa' i
m?! that h< >. of that
' meeting ol
?nmittae.
ii? Hiii ?if Mm. Dawaaaa.
-
*
. in. ii. r bob, Mt*. Samuel B i? i
i arill
? Blchatoad
or interment la BaU)
< A WIN \1?IN?. ?Il- T I.????HUIT.
t h ?ion er Mmiile. He por teil I.e.?t
April UTIli, Hrnril fru?a.
WIL-flNOTON, X ?'. May M?A WO*
P tufort,
.
\ '.en. of the ?t-h->oner Ali-r*.
mi many other?? ?if the ocean fleet c-f
sherm ' pnit hearing ,r
leavy caanoBadt-S 0? <*ape ?Loobeot,
'., .?t B ,?l?k t?-?-day, counting tag**,
ex-n dtetloet ?hota.
'The gt-aoon r Mamie, i? porte?! lost ? u '?'
he night el Apiii T.ih Uni. ht** been ih
i-ard tr-tin The add off !,.
laorcetown, s. C-, t>y the treaapoft
gg H. Mili?r, and tak.-u t?
anipu, Ir'Lv. ,. ft illQi
Artillery fur \\ Unit u_i<?u.
ITASHDIOTOtl, May 10.?Battery O, of
ti? ?sixth Artillery, ?wMefc u now at the
irsenal In thl? Otty, will leave to-morrow,
la the Atlantle-Toa?t Line, for Wtlmlng
M, N. C . ?here it will be statt me?4 at
at ? ?a^well.
Mr. i.l*iilt?a?*'t luiidliitiM.
HAWAHI'KN, May W.-Mr. ?itadaton?^ g
ondition to-day la satiafactory. conald? j ?
riug the circumauncea.
M
I'eraoiiMle mu? l'i :
'
nie coi
a? rep
iat liai -
i m?
na lteraad.-.t.- A. Sir.
'
'
'
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'
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on. J
Coluaub
tes.
v. M. A
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IEW YORK. M
I...?? rmir I |.|rr In 9 ? * ' * M ""
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a ? .
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I
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ROOM m'inimi i ni: ? BEB?
lerli-eua ut Maulla I).*.?!"'1 n'"
Not Hurt.
['?.vi-.KON?; m iv in I
?
aid it?-.-" thai '
Chanty gt
? i
ir-Almiral
sick an?i waaaded, w
did n I
^ I
lr lmiri tp.ii .
lag theai ef a aarroa
?a.i l..a? mlBtt
in ut I.
Igatlea *ii*>n the pai
j ,. however, i? >
i y to ha the case, and the i
?au u?,. t.y l" >
nar iiblril Dover? '
,l the Insurgents are *r??A
i. It l? added that h.
un, nor can ho en ? it
?o. There U otic- Javan?s?. ?
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