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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27

There was an air of solemn spring qui
ctude lingering about the offices at the Capt
toll yesterday. Auditor Morton Marei
CHEEKY laugh startled the echoes in Second
Auditor Frank G.. Ruilin's Office, where Oh.
latter entertained him with some Of his 81,
wit. The clerks methOdically bent TO theii
tasks-lterally bent. for there was moi
enough vim and spirit in the work TO make
them assume a straight attitude.
There were two cOnNicts registered IN th'
Auditors Office, from Smythe cOunty-Mil
Ter Jones sentenced for four years for hors,
stealing, and Burton Anderson, two years
for grand larceny.
The State Board Of Excise Commission
ers met and named the following eNcis
men for Manchester; Dr. l.. Is. Spencer, :
". Perdue, and h. NJ. Robertson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27

There will be a called meeting of the
Board Of Aldermen held Monday afternoon
at ! O'Clock, 10 consider the recent action OF
The Common Council authorizing the Dor
rowing Of 100000 10 meet current ex-
penses.
The board will else consider the action OF
the council in the matter Of the compromise
suit with the Richmond and Allegheny
Railroad, concerning the raising Of the canal
bank, and the repairing Of the forebay at the
new pump-house. Action here is necessary
in order 10 allow the Committee on Water
to proceed with the work AT once.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27

ELECTION OF THE GRAND LODGE
OFFICERS YESTERDAY.

All Heinstate6 Except G. u. Somersiiie
of Staunton. a. Grand Trustec-C e
nerr, Elected I'm Ills stead~Adjourn
ment.
The Grand Council Royal Arcanum o
Virginia rcassemblcd yesterday morning a.
40 O'Clock and was called 10 order by Grand
Regent James Il. Blank.
A large number OF representatives were
again In attendance.
The earlier part Of the session was con
sumesl with routine matters.
Atl20cloc1 the election Of the grand eli
Gers took place.
There was only one change made In The
old ofiiccr4. Mr.. 4. 4. RcTfy, Of ~taunton
was elected one Of The grand trustees vice
4. b. Somefyille, Of the same place. Yer,
little opposition arose 70 any OF the oihcc'r
except that Of supreme representative hieo
by Mr.. William LOYenstcin. Here quite d
soiritcd contest occurred between the H.
cnmbcnt and Past Regent Y. a. D0bie. o
Norfolk. Mr.. Lovcrstciu was. however
elected, and Mr.. Jobie was elected alter
nate.
LIST " fftiffff"f
Following - corvc, list Of the officers
elected: Ja;ncs y. Blanks. Petersburg
Grand rcrcnt> ". r. Irvine. Norfolk. grand
sice-rcrcnt. l.. J. lie Faucheur, Berkley
prard orator: X. A. D0bie, Norfolk. past
fraud regent: William Lovonstein. Rich
rnond. grand secretary; a. y. Bolts. Fred
crickslurg. grand treasurer; &. W. liar
wood, Richmond, grand chaplain; W. y
Morriss. Petersburg, grand guidei II.
scott, Ashland, grand waifen, }. i. "a
wards, Lynchburg. grand sentry +. Alex
ander iIatt01. Of Petersburg, A. Myers. Of
Norfolk, and &. q, Berry, OF stanton
Grand trustees: William LONensteln, sh
nrcme representative: William 4. Allen, o.
Richmond. II. L. W. southern, OF Rich
mond. and G.. b. Gill, OF Petersburg, finance
committee: r. T. sutton, Of Richmond, >. =
Jameson. OF Alexandria, and ). l.. Hank
ms. Of Richmond, committee on laws anc
appeals.
Immediately after the election. the new
officers were installed by Supreme kegeu'
Legh X. Watts. Of Portsmouth.
INCREASE OF MEMBERSHIP.
The Council was very enthusiastic Over
the proposition 10 secure additional mem
bers enough 10 raise Che number of the or
der in the State to thrty-tive hundred, IN
der 10 be entitled 90 two supreme rcpresen
fatiycs.
At 1880 o'clock the council adjourned, tC
meet in April, 1891.
The Delegates are all representative men
in their respective communities. The ees'
si0ns Of the Grand Lodge were pleasant,
and will no doubt be highly profitable 10 the
order, which is one OF the best Of any SINH
lar organizations in the United states
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27
BURTON HEATER COMPANY.
Meeting Of Stockholders Presiden
Elected.

The Burton Electric Company met in an
nual session yesterday in the Electric Rail-
way offices, Bank street. Major W. j..
johnson presided.
DIR. W. Leigh Burton. the inventor of the
heater and the superintendent OF The COM
pany. read his report. which showed that
the company was making progress, and
fhe large electric agencies were taking
hold Of the heater with promising results.
All the electric railway companies that
have tried the heater have been so much
pleased with it that they have ordered "a
second supply.
Treasurer &. l.. Wingo read his report,
which showed considerable cash balance
on hand i'm the Citizens Bank.
II was stated that Colonel ". +. Tanner S
business was such that he could not give
the Office Oh president the proper attention,
and on motion, Major W. J. Johnson was
unanimously elected president.
The following directors were elected 4.
T.. Wingo, Charles X. Skinker, Or. John
Mahony. J. Taylor Ellyson. x. b. Lee. viii
liam Simpkin, John Chamblin, ". i. De
Saussure.
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MANCHESTER MAITERS.
Little Items Picked Up I'm the City owe
the River.


the River.
The Street Committee has decided 10
recommend TO the Council that the contract
for grayelling and macadamizing Perry,
Porter cambridge and Decatur streets be
awarded 20 Messrs. Goodwin X Airport, Of
Richmond. Their bid was fiity-tw0 cents
per cubic yard. the city to furnish the
gravel. The total cost Of the work viii az
grcgate about $500.
Mr.. J. 4. Caracristi, Of Granite, Chester
field county, has been appointed engineer
OF the proposed electric railway from Rich
mOnd and Manchester 10 Petersburg.
Mrs. Fidealia {. CrOnie, daughter Of Mr..
Charles Davis, died Tuesday night at her
fathers residence, aged forty-twO years.
The deceased was very estimable lady.
and leaves many friends, who will learn
with regret of her demise. The funeral
will take place this morning from the resi-
dence at 10 O'Clock.
The Chesterfield Troop held an instruc-
tive drill yesterday afternoon. The exact
total amount realized by their fair recently
held was Sjll.1S
Mrs. William W. MichauX, who has been
quite III in POwhatan, is improving.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27

AT meeting Of Richmond Typographical
Union, No 9o, last night. held % elect TIVE
representatives 10 the International Union
which meets In Atlanta. Ca, June 18th
Mr.. Alexander Little. Of the Dispatcl
Office was elected on the third ballot, ant
SIR. W. :. Gill. II THE TIMES Office. ON IA,
iiflh. The meeting was large and enthu
eiastic one.
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Robbed a Money Drawer.

the store of Il. y. Jones, ON Marshall street
between Fifth aud Sixth. and, sneaking be-
bind the counter 90 the money drawer. help
ga himself % about $3.50 in currency and "a
silver watch. Then he ran. just before be-
reached the door, however, be was seen by
one Of the clerks who started i'm pursuit.
The thief, being ileet-f0otod, soon distanced
his pursuer, and would have escaped but
for Officers Williams and finnegan. who.
headed MIN OH, and captured him. After
getting to the statiOu-housc with their pris-
oncr. the officers searched him and found
the money in his shoes. The boy, who gave
the name of Aldonia Brown, was locked up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27

The body found i'm the Dock on last Fri
day has been identified as Philip n Dear
hart, OF NO. 2l0i East Main street. lie left
home ON February 18th at . o'clock % 20 %
Newport News 20 draw his pay from the
had been working. lie promised bis wife
that be would be home on Friday. the 18Th.
az Z o'clock, but has never been seen since.
The body was not seen. bat bis wife fully
identified his clothing and shoes, which she
purchased herself.
lie leaves his family in "A very destitute
condition, and chartably-dispOsed people
will lind them very deserving OF assistance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27
Phil Kearney Post.

At the meeting of the Grand Army En-
campment, Department Of Virginia. which
adjourned in Norfolk early Yesterday morn
ing. Phil kearney Post, Of this city, re-
cened principal h0n0rs. C0mrade y. j..
smith was elected department commander.
). Il. Newell was placed at the head of the
council Of administration, and ". j. Mau-
ming was elected delegate az large % the
National Lncampmcni. which meets iu
Boston. August 18th. The next encamp-
mont Of this department will be 40 New
Bprnp y e.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27
RUNOvER.


An ImploAc Oh the q ana o. Meet. win a
Horrible Death.
Last night about 1870 O'Clock, John Kim
ney, a colored man. who was employed Nv
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
as "a shifting hand, was instantly killed
the cOmpany's shops hy train of freight
cars, which ran over him.
so one saw the accident bat DO is sup
posed thar Kinney was walking ihe track
and the train approached him from ihe rear.
knocking him down. THE marks on the
rails and ties showed that he had been
dragged fully Oh riy feet by the train. ana
was greatly MANNED on the head and feet.
Coroner TAYLOR was called 90 the place Ci
accident, bat, as far as be- could ascertain.
10 was the fault of ihe deceased. and he de-
ended am inquest unnecessary. Kinney
was about thlrty-iOur years Old. and leaves
"a wife. lie lived near the company's shops.
and the Coroner turned The body over % bis
family.
Kinney was am Industrious, sober man,
and was well thought OF by bis fellow work.
men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27

The old Grace-Stseet Baptist Church viii
be used for the last time next sunday; after
then IL will be torn down % make place ioi
the new structure. The pastor. DR.. ". l.
Hatcher, with the church architect, Mr.
Albert l.. West. is now in the North in
spectine the latest designs there in church
architecture. They will return here Fri
day, and that night Rev. II. NJ. Wharton
the evangelist, will lecture IN the church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27

The following general freight agents were
I'm the civ Yesterday. D.. 49,. Clark, Of th'
-.ahoam Sir Line. r. NJ. Lmmersou. AZ
ianfir Coast Line. W. D.. Kyle. Cape fem
and Yadfm Valley Railroad and W. a
Turk. FIRST division Richmond and Dam
vale Railroad. The latter is also passen
ger agent 0f tle division.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27
The Charlottesville Game.

CHARLOryEsvILLE. Mar 26.- Special.
The Boston Baseball players League
team reached this city Monday 90 3P. n.
and PLAYED a match game with the Uni
ycrsity team. 10 was the first public game
OF the season for the Narsiiics. and ihcn
friends are very much pleased that they
did so well with such powerful opponets
The official score was:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27

Governor Mckinney yesterday removed
the political disabilities of IalcWeli fn-
chum. who wa- convicted oi unlawful cui-
ting boo Kdpplnannock county in 1873.
Policeman Rollins arrested negro yester-
dav by fhe name 0f William smith, Who
bad stolen -et 0f carriage harness. THE
harness Fl. 40 the second police station for
-L-u-I -.-IL-u.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27

AZ regular meeting OF the Dixie Lit
erary society, held Tuesday evening. the
following officers We're elected for the cnsu-
ing quarter: Emmett W. Thomas, prcsi-
dent; Wilmer ID. Turner, yice-president,
J. W. Weaver, secretary and treasurer; A.
l.. Hunt corresponding secretary; G. ".
Mc(see sergeant-at-arms
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27

Among his subjects on the Richmond
stage last night, Professor Carpenter had
several city boys, upon whom he operated
very successfully. Some OF them were
Messrs. W. MacJones, Lonnie Jones, Ar
thur Thornton, and Claiborne Epps.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27

DIR. Thomas Nelson Page reads tonight
at the Young Mems Christian Association
Hall Tor the benefit Of the Rosemary read
ing-ro0m aud library for boys and Moore
Memorial Church. DR.. Pages readings and
yecitati0ns are always enjoyable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27

Mr.. r. II. Noods0n's store. southeast cor
ner of Cary and Laurel streets, was broken
into Tuesday night by thieves and sundry
articles We're stolen, amounting IN value "a
about $50. The entrance was effected
through The side window. No clue 70 the
robbers IL known.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27

some eyil-dispOsed or drunken person
early Yesterday morning entered Browns
marble yard, corner Of second and Grace
streets. and pushed over and broke 70 pieces
n beautiful marble statue Of an angel. worth
$50. The net was most wanton. and TIC
rpcifalor deserves severe punishment,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27

The invitation committee on the unyelliug
OF The Lee Monument, Of which Governor
Mckinney Is chairman, held a meeting LAST
night IN the Governors Office. Besile-
other matters, committees were appointed
70 arrange Tor entertaining the visitors who
viii attend the unwilling ceremonies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27

A white man had his foot cut with pick
axe while al work on the Chesapeake and
OHIO Railroad. near Orleans street. yesier-
day. Dr. {. +. Brock dressed the wound,
aud the man was taken 70 his home by the
ambulance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27

The Meuse also bias q -loter.ouean course
IL has formed for itself, extending % dis
tance Of six miles. while the River Dromme,
In Normandy, % nearing the sea, plungea
into a hole thirty-nine feet vide, known as
tho Pit Of Soney, from whenoeit never re.
appears. except in the form Of new springs,
which are supposed to arise from the los,
waters
China's Sorrow is the name that has been
given 10 the great Hoang Ho, which rises m
the mountain of Tibet and follows won
derfully circuitous channel for $500 miles 10
the sea. The waywardness Of this mighty
volume OF water makes the river a source OK
c. iant anxiety and danger 20 over 49,.
CnuD OF f.onle inhabltlng the central
The Earth and Its Wonders
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Lecture on China.

Dr. Deas, who has lived several years in
China, delivered an interesting lecture last
evening IN the sunday school-ro0m OF IT.
jam Church. He gave much Informal
tnh mat was both instructive and enter
tended.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27

xHTANTED-IO SELL FIVE va
w lANI lois 0n campbell -If''I
500 5000 three for tJ''m, l..' DID L
...ff.I .f fla rIft. $3.50 Zach. uu fu tll'I
small cash payments; easy terms. iNt
mDnis maID. Money turned oyer In '.A|
Ia,s.Hul big profits ftnIilnL nIir
0n O-CAH Do. Dthk co.. I'M
Roanoke, ga. N'-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27
GOWN ON INGALLS,.
THE Farmers Of Kansas VIII Sot Vote Fol
His Recollection.

Tho IIInNTT UI ItfIITfF y 1T W TT" 7 y
His Recollection.
ArCHIsON, KAN, Mar 26.-Ihe Farmers
Alliance OF Kansas, In convention at Topeka
Yesterday, among other resolutions, passed
the following; Notwithstanding the fact
that John j. ingalls, has represented
Kansas for eighteen years IN the nj
ted States senate, 1t IS diihcnlt
matter for his constituents 10 point % a
single measure he has ever championed IN
he interest Of the great agricultural and
tailoring element az Kansas. and we Will
not support Dy our votes on influence any
candidate for the Legislature who fnNors
his reelection 10 the uiled States senate
The resolutions also demand the election
of United states senators by the people.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27

Supreme court OF ppe0is.-Ihrock
morton against lhrOckm0rtOn. Argued 10y
William T.. Garrett. Esq. for appellant, and
Edward Nichols and j. w. Foster Esqrs..
for appellee.
police C0rr.-Walter ;. Clarke (col-
Oredl. charged with being a lunatic. Com
mitted TO await "a commission of lunacy.
Cornelius Richardson (coloredl. charged
with resisting Policemen W. +. Foster and
b. T.. PoteauX in the discharge of their
duty. Security required in the sum of $500
for six months.
David Crocketr, charged with being
drunk. Fined s..
Charles II. sauner, charged with assault
ing and striking T.. Z. ROwell with a stick.
Fined $40.
Cornelius Richardson (colorcd) being
drunk and disorderly i'm the street. Fined So.
William Mayo, leaving his team on the
street. Case continued til the nth.
George ". Whittier. charged with keep
ing his bar-room open and selling liquor ON
sunday, 23d. Fined S2j. Sergeant j. A..
Cosby testified that he was passing Whit
fcr's place. sunday morning at quarter
past o'clock and saw il lighted up. lie
peeped through the window and saw reflect
cd in the mirror, which was back of the bar.
man putting two glasses of beer ON the
bar counter. The usual fine of S2j was inn
posed.
Circuit Courf-John \. Gordon, against
the city Of Richmond. jury failed 90 agree.
and adjourned over until 10 O'Clock this
morning.
BY an order Of the court, permission was
granted the trustees Of the Sixth Mount
Zion Baptist Church 10 cucumber the prop
crty of said church for $1,000 20 pay oil the
indebtedness. A bond of $4,000 was re-
Qured of the trustees.
suit instituted 4. Wiley Davis, against
John c. Bachelor. Damages $500.
Merchants and Planters Saving Bank.
against George and William Gibson, etc.
Action for debt of S3l1l2.
A. l.. Johnston, against Richmond City
and Seven Pines Railway Company. Ac-
ton for debt of $1,000.
Ch0nceIv court George j. Rogers
qualified as the administrator for j. G..
Bosher in this court yesterday.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Ch0ncelV C0urt.-Wm. +. Ammons. %
l.. NJ. ~hackef0rd. - feet ON north side q.
street, between TWcuty-siX and Twenty
seventh, Sl,3jo.
Berrys trustee. Martha 4. % Helen Bern
stein. - feet on west side Seventeenth
street, between Grace and Broad, $1,000.
&. Gray BosseuX, 10 Patrick McMahon.
26 feet ON north side Louisiana street, be-
Ginter, Lewis andJ. II. Derbyshire and
wife 20 Adolph Miller. 80 feet on south side
Main street, between Lombardy and Plum.
20 correct errors in former deeds.
Marx Gunst, 10 John hurry, - feet ON
north side Leigh street, between First and
second, $3.50.
John II. Norman, 10 Phillip H. Reilly.
frame store and dwelling al southwest cor
ner Clay and seventeenth streets, built on
leased ground. SOB.
Adolph Miller. 10 G.. G.. schwalm. 30 feet
ON south side Main street. between lom-
hardy and Plum, S3,lO0.
BraXtOn smith, TO Rachel and Minerva
Green. 81 feet ON west side Oak street near
Leigh. $50.
HcHric0 C0NufV.-George W. Brock, 90
Frances l.. Newman, interest in % acres ON
south side Deep Run road, 500.
Meade llaskius, special commissioner to
VIM. G.. Elder, 80 feet on Jacqueline street.
SOL %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27
SCORE BY INNINGS
1l2I3l1Ibl0I7lsl9 Total.
s soiloa.i.....G Sl9lqlSlqlSlSIqI III

Earned runs -inise sity. .; Bostons. g.
Two base hits-Neey, St0yey. Gumberi
Three base hit-Ricl ardsOn. Home runs
Greenway. Lcyett. B5 SEES ON called ball-St0-
ycy. hrOWn, Gumbcrt Struck out by-Ini-
vcrsity 3. struck out boy Boston, >. Empires
D. b. Nelson and lalv. Attendance, 600
limo of game-One hOur and a-haiL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27
nnrsrnoInrn's Nm.

I'm the sixth inning. Householder did good
work. he caught a fy from Rays bat
which came very near striking the fence. and
be caught Staib's groundef and put him
out at first.
Kahn did remarkably well. and Quarles
made fine record in striking ont eleven
men. n was "A very even game, and.
though there were no brilliant plays made.
it showed the capabilities OF both sides, ana
proved that the yesterday battery for the
Richmond club is a better one than the one
OF the DAY before. Here is ihc iull score:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27

I OST-CERIIFIcATE No. sis, FOR
TWO SHARES sfCCK Is THE EUROPEAN
RAILWAY SIGNAL COMPANY. hsuet IA
our name. The public - cautioned against
trading for same. 40 applications has been
ma fe iof renewal.
WILLIAM KING, JK. & co.
fNN. unuls. VA, March Is. lr9O.
mhHl- fhtv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27

NTANTED-TO SELL TIL r + +
w -lOnf-uOI Dob k.1noAe 'iii.
one lower than lnc vacant l'l tN.p'
.nI. AIuu tIr business stree r ll LNf I'H..
OSCAR 3D.. DlliN a. co.. Roanoke. hi.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27

KKrANTED-INNESrORS TO kNO"
w that lots Boa CAhNtGit llllt pee It
spring a.. Wil Doe sold nl l''ti
Ii ~DAN. AraII I1Iu. 100 ID N. NiIl
place f1r Investment lu fne world. Nt
works. IIg l0fel etc l1fntslf 'I''
far .iIo nf small premium. MNI'
uecfu.. OSCAR u. IINk a. i't '''
CITY heal Estate - gents, hNan"A.i
mhZO-3r
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27

Earned Iuna-DullmDfts, = Two IHrr
hiis--fay. O.; Stab and Quarce. -. Three
base hits--llil and Ray. First base on ol-
rOrs- Baltm0rcs. 3; hichmOnds 3. Lelt ou
bases HaltimOres. 4. hichmonds. 10. struck
Out-Staib. 3. Quarics. IL. Base from being
hit O'R0uikc and Householder Double
plays-Tate. Mccanrcy and Wdein Passed
nalis-Iato .: Wideiu, D. Wild pitches. ..
stolen h9scs- Power. 4; Tate. o. Ray. Roche,
Widgin. -fanhorc. Kahn. Quaries. McCsfrey.
HOUSEHOLDER sacrifice hits-lOne. % hourke.
McCa1rcy. lime Of game, 900 Umpire,
LOrcui2.
The Richmond Club has signed j.. u.
Smith, third bascman. of Grand Rapids.
Mich. and Joseph O'R0urke. short stop, of
Philadelphia. O'Rourke played last year
ON the Charleston team
In conversation yesterday Secretary Neal
said that these men would be here ds soon
as possible. Advance money had already
been sent them, and Kahn would play field
position when they arrived.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27

PORT CO.. WEST POINT. MhH.H.f
ARRIVED.
steamship pardon. Tower. Nrf.. Wilson
cotton. Baltimore, biiluls ..llni
cargo.
SAILED
steamship Charlotte. haiumon Nr..
general cargo. Lawrence. SNOW. SD.
.,..,..,.,f ....rr0. 'Tlcn CITY. Walk.r'nn. I..
general fIffn.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. NAh.H-f
ARRIVED.
steamship orion Wth '..lt.
Boston. fn load coal. Nife .'''.''''
Washington. tO load cIhi
SAILED.
Schooner j D.. Jofdon. $50. lnnml- ...
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27

MANIFESTATIONS no ] EARS
~ -fcn0gr.pny and ihpe-M Writing.
best equipped and located college
state OF NrauM Three uiui blossoms N
Photography sent fee. a caLHI0..'
un0u nuuIIrHfIln nV addressing I g.
MAIuENN. NIB east Stain suerl IN-
m0ud. Na. ~ B.-uO NOT telcn fNr HfaI
phone. a person cam learn io Operate '
.r.. fl,an an hour. NLl-lM
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-27

Next Wednesday the 2d of April. ine
stuart Horse Guards. t.e lhea'efleld
troop. and fhe Hanover troop VIII meet iN
tine lower part of the city and march io lht
field near lhe Lee statue. in One west ehut
and have % battalion dril. The boys ADO
eyuecta flii attenanco and good drill.
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THE USUAL RESULT.
The BALTlMORES AGAIN BEAT
THE RlCHMONDS.

Hard work on Both sides-Baiilmores
First nj the HOUSEHOLDER Good
Work-score Eleven to seven-Ground
sun Heavy.
10 now seems that with the present team
the Balimofes can defeat the Richmonds
every day. Such was the case Yesterday,
the orioles winning by a score Of II to b.
The naltimores worked for an they got,
though. but as much can be said the Rich
mond Club. The ground is yet heavy from
the recent rains. but the afternoon was
BRIGHT and sunshiny, and everything looked
more hopeful for the home club.
The Baltim0res were first at the bat, and
Werrick got a first base. but % kourke, ha1
and Power came IN and scored three runs
I'm the third inning hin made three-Dag
ger. and brought Mclairey home, thus
SCORING The first run for the Richmond ciun.
I'm the fourth inning Tate executed a rather
remarkable play in putting Kelly OUT a'
second base. Widgin was 40 the Bag. heiil
at first and McCailrey az second. Nidfn
struck out. Tate dropped the BAH, ana
Widgn ran 20 first. Kelly ran 90 second
hut McCaGrey stayed at the second ba9'
and Tate. instead Of throwing ihe hall, ran
doNn and put Kelly out, as be was start
Ing fossirst base. II was Nidgn's error. as
be should pcthayo run, but Kelly was also 20
blame.