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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
NEW Work STOCK MARKET.

NEw YORK, Nav i0-rhe stock market to-day
during its half session mnntained aIge
volume OF business. aud gi2,t1i shares OF listed
STOCK and 1873 Of unlisted stock we're trscsd 10,
Tho market however, hsd a tired LOOK, anu
prices ssgged away during the greater portion
Of the session, although tho general feelns Is
still very hullish ard the uDdertone romans
strong. The leaders are OutspOxen on she Duu
eide, and the prevailing temper IL decidedly 80.
willis there IA more trailing for outside account
than st any time since the rise began. The re-
actonists are not satisfied with tec concessions
made during the earlier portion Of this woek ana
at every opportunity when the supporters OF tue
different stocks relax their efforts for q moment
q drive Is made at that point with the result OF
market for the time being. The little boom In
the Gould stocks IA not over. and to-day lexas
Pacific on favorable comments from Gould, Was
active In the Advancing figures whilo the rest OF
the list as a rule were sagsing away. Tho ssuye
features were A.chison, Hissouri Plcinc. leAas
Pacific, Richmond and Mest Point, II Paul and
the trustees The only really strong feature Oh
the day. however, was Cleveland, Cincinnsu.
Chicago and ST. Loais, which made a sharp
squirt IN the last few minutes trading and rose
Is per cent, while Pacific Mail was the weak
point IN the list, dropping away upon certain
election runners The uncertainty ~ 10 tue com
plex0n OF the BANK statement inclined traders
20 follow the leaf ct the bears. and the demand
WAS not quite sufficient to meet the pressure,
but after the bank statement was issued ana "
was seen that IL showed los IN the surplus re-
serve OF over a million md . hall. there was
disposition 10 take In tn, short lines put OUT
earlier and smart ialy occurred In the last
few minutes trading, although the io@ses were
not made up. The close was active anu rtrons
generally at small fractions below last nights
ngires. Pacific Mail declined II, but this and
the rise IL Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago,
! snd ~. Louis wore the only important changes
| for the day.
Fleming Exchange quiet and steady Money
! easy; no loans; closing o1ered 81 y suo-Irea-
sury hslances-COin, Slo2,bl2,0oC; currency,
| N,47,OM Governments duh but sieady for fs;
I per cent?, I9l: ex. coupons. lO3s bi1. ex in-
/ taresf StatC bonds dun and featureless
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
rrs.aicinr for the sam Jones Meetings

There will DO meeting of the Sam
Jones choir for organization and practice
al Br nad-Street Methodist church on Tues
day night next Mt 81 o'clock. All who have
rrnt "A their names and other members of
tho various choirs Of the city who are
willing TO assist in the series of meetings
that will commence on June Sth are in-
yliei 10 attend this pTacticing.
M. C.. Z. Rady, who has charge Of the
singing arrangements, wishes 10 form a
choir Of at least two hundred voices, and
has made ample arrangements for seating
all who attend. Season choir tickets Will
10 iss ued TO all the mombers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
Ambulance Call. Yesterday.

TIE city ambulance was called to No
1915 EAST Cary street at 1925 4. Nj. yester-
day 20 attend white mGu. who had fallen
through a hatchway and bruised one Of his
gr1us. The patient was treated and left
with his friends.
Forty minutes later the ambulance was
Saln moned 10 the englne-house in Rockets,
where white man was found 10 be suffer
ing with cramp colc. He was relieved and
tasen 20 his home. at the corner OF Twenty
seventh and y streets.
Dr.. Holman was in charge Of the ambu-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
Woman. chr,st,nn Association.

The ladies' Of the Woman's Christian As
sociation Of this city are making extensive
preparations for an Evening Of Illus
tfated Song" at Mozart Hall on the 2Sd of
this month. This entertainment will be
Tia grand society event Of the season. The
ladies and gentlemen who danced the
"minuet" at the Colonial ball will be pres
ent in thesr handsome costumes and assist
10 the tableaux The proceeds will be de-
voted 10 q very worthy cause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
sLINGLUFF's FINANcIERlNG.
Tho Worst Blow Ever Dealt to Norris
town-The Loans.
10y Telegraph TO tho Dlspatcb. ]

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 1O.-A special to
the Record from Norrstown, Pa, says I:
The Norrstown Water Company, of which
". f. Slingluh was secretary and treasurer,
is the last corporation to discover that it
has suffered through Slingluf's operations.
To-day it was discovered that the com
pany bad lost about $25. coo through Sling
luf. The manner in which Slngluff IS
said to have appropriated the funds of tho
water company is stamped IA defal-
cation pure and simple, and there
are threats Of his arrest. Cashier
w. Z. Slingluf's unsuccessful system
of fnanciering has proved the worst
blow ever dealt 10 NorristOwn. Thus tar
his so-called borrowings are $4,000 from
the Montgomery Trust Company, 100000
from tho Montgomery National Bank,
sos. coo from the Pennsylvania Steel Car
Wheel Company. and $4,000 or more from
the horrlstown Water Company. All these
concerns with the exception of the water
company claim to be amply secured. In
addition to the sums named above Sling
luz has loans from three building and
loan associations aggregating about S95,-
900, which Is also said to be secured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
AMATEURS DO WELL.
TIE VIRGINIA CLUB PLAYS GOOD
BALL AGAINST THE RlcHMONDS.
Being Unable 10 bat They Fail, However.
TO Mako the Needed Runs and
Are beaten.

The Virginia Clubs players showed 10
Advantage IN their game of baseball with
the Richmonds on Island Park yesterday
afternoon.
OF course the amateurs were not ex-
rected to defeat the professionals and the
small crowd Of spectators we're therefore
rot surprised whom at the close Of the con-
test the score stood to l against the
former.
Ent the slender bows did some very
rrcftv work. and had they been able 20
handle the timber rather moro successfully
they might have easily won the fight.
soNr or THu PLAYS
The BOYS on the Virginia nine were very
mick aud earnest in their movements, and
gave lic and interest 10 the game, although
n was oue-sidcd throughout.
For one so young Enught pitched well
and Sycnor caught in excellent style.
Mcdonald PLAYED well at second. and one
ofhs jumping catches was remarkable
event The boys became little loose IN
fhrr work once or twice, but upon the
Whole they did very well.
The Richmonds played a rather careless
came. Tins Was due perhaps TO the fact
lint they felt their superiority over their
,rpaueuts. Foster was sick and no was
rreatiy missed. Smith pitched the last
I zee innings for the RichmOnds and was
quite effective.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11

A Boston society girl had a somewhat
startling experience few evenings ago at
a dancing party. Among the men intro
duced to her was q college student, fine
looking fellow OF athletic build. While
they were conversing the orchestra struck
up gslop and he said: 80 Shall We prone
made? / don't galop.' They walked and
talked for few seconds; then Miss Rose
bud. whose feet were aching to fly over
the smooth floor, said, with a beseecning
glance: THAT music is so lovely. Don't
YOU think you could galop if YOU tried {?
It's very easy-just four slides" Pm
awfully sorry, Miss Rosebud, but really
and truly / can't dance. Broke both legs
playing football last September"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11

corrvS asPokE
QUOTATIONS.
MIopLfNe, lie.
Low KIDDING, i0Ac
GOOD oRDtHAnH, loo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
SUNDAY MAILS.
SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION.
second Days standardization Thousand
Dollars for the Theological Seminary.
tBy telegraph to tho Disps;cn.l


FoRr WORTH. TEXAS. May 1O.-Rev. J. l..
Burrows. of Virginia, opened the second
DAYS session of the Southern Baptist Con-
vention with devotional service. Com
nittees were appointed as follows: On
resolutions, on hopeful views OF work, on
yice-president's reports. on treasurer's re-
ports, on papal missions, on pagan mis-
siOns.
Sixteen thousand dollars was raised to
swell the endowment fund of the southern
Baptist Theological Seminary at Louisville.
Rev. j. S. Felix. of Virginia, reported on
missions among white people. A recess
was then taken.
The report on missions among the native
white population was adopted. Rev. DR..
Harris, of Georgia, submitted report on
missions among the foreign population.
Rev. Baron de Kalb Gray. of MississlpDi,
reported on missions among the colored
population. Rev. j. II. Cardwell, of Viz
glnia, made the treasurers report, and l..
j. Ely reported on legacies. The above
reports were adopted and the convention
adjourned until Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
Lexington Races.
fBy telegraph to the plspatch.l

lBJ telegraph 70 the EIspaIcH-T
LEXINGTON, May l0.-Fifth day OF tho
Kentucky Association. Showery all the
morning and the track was heavy.
First race-mile and fifty yards-Specta-
tor won: Brookful second, Silver King
third. Time, 1:51A.
Second raco-one mile-Sallie Byrnes
won; Liederkranz second. Headquarters
third. Time, 1:494.
Third e-mile-Camilla won; Pearl
Set second, Dollikens third. Time. l:4s19.
Fourth race-Portuguese won; Chin
Music second, Lena third. Time, las.
Fifth race-mile and five furlongs-
Roseland won: Greenleat second, Laura
AGNES third. Time, 1:061s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11

They are Sack and Cutaway SUITS,
in regular and extra sizes, Casslmeres
and Cheviots, full or half lined, pro-
nounced and not, in pattern light and
dark in their effects.
We've piled window full Of them
samples, in part, of what's in the
stock. Take the card out and you'll
declare them to be ;S15 suits-and
good ones for the money. They are
SAKS & COMPANIES $40 SUITS,
Al bo,t @1O s,;t. IN tha country
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
AFemale Pilot on the Ohio.
TPittsDurgh OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

woman has been licensed as pilot on
the Ohio and MonongaLela rivers. She ID
the first one within the recollection of Cap
tain Neeld. of the Steamboat Inspector
Office. and his memory of river events
covers many years. Il is not unlikely that
she is the pioneer Of her sex in this brancn
OF navigation in this division OF the river
trade.
The woman is Mrs. Callie L. French. and
her husband runs circus, which he trans
ports by water IN trim little steamer
known a. frenchs New Sensation. Inc
circus IL known by the Same name 1hs
license was issued TO Mrs. French yester-
day afternoons and che went on duty unde1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
Gnnh-IemnInr Omcnra.

AT q regular meeting of Trinity Lodge,
No. 4e7. I. O. g. f., the following officers
wers installed by the lodge deputy, j. A..
HolSon j. J. Derrick. chief templar
Miss Nellie Atkins, vice-templari W: IL.
Sickel, past chief tempar; +. J. Wey-
mouth, chaplain Miss Isa Atkins, secre-
tary; r. y. McCurdy. financial secretary /;
Mrs. A PYLE, treasurer; l.. $. Wassmer,
martial; Miss NINA Mcleod, deputy
marshal Mrs. James Clarke. guard; MIR.
J. Kidd, sentinel: Mrs. W. II. Sickel, SUI
per.utendent of juvenile templars; and
Miss Lula 0. Philips, organist. Two can
didatea were initiated
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
She Know Her Station.
Chicago Tribune.

Albert" said the blushing girl, in the
ceremony Of your Church what Is the ques-
ton the minister propounds to the BRIDE
groom?" =,
He asks him this, Marie" replied the
young man: wilt thou take this wo-
man -
Then, Mr.. Whelks,n haughtily inter.
posed Miss Marie Kersnaggs, forrelady OF
Spoteash Co. s notion and woollen. yarn
department, rising to her feet and pointing
irhenbly e, the door. go and marry
some and here her scorn became aoso-
lutely regal" some woman of your own
falthln
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
Killed by the Storm.
I'M anlnnrnnh 20 tha nianafch

FREDoN1A, KAN, May I0.-Yesterday after
noon about O'Clock q heavy wind passed
through this county in a northeasterly d.
rection, destroying j. Anderson's barn.
two miles from here The storm again
struck the ground ten miles further on,
destroying much property and killing Mrs.
Frank Glidden and dangerously inluring
MIR. Glidden and child, and killing Harvey
Witt, aged fifteen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
Death of Mr.. John A. Be,yin. Jr.

Mr.. John A. Belyin, Jr., died in New
York yesterday. where for several years he
has been engaged in business.
he was the eldest son Of the late John
A. Belyin and brother Of Messrs. Preston
and Charles 4. Belvin.
Deceased leaves wife and several chill
dren.
The remains viii be brought to Richmond
Tor interment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11

DEATHS.

NISETREF.-Disd. May ., 1870, At his mothers
residence, Mrs Mary l. Mineiree, igi MAYO
street. JOHN W. MiSEIkEE, In tho twentieth
year Of bis sge.
TO was n duutui and sfeciionate sou.
Tho funeral will take place from hts mother's
resi9euco THIS AFTERNOON At o'clock. ITO
lsiiyes and acquAiaIances arc requested % A.
tend.
Petersburg aud New York papers will please
COPY.
sLATER-Diod, on the morning ~ the 10Th q
MAY, NJ statewide, New kont county, Va, Aztec
BRET illness, ELLEN WILMER SLATER, young
est child " DR.. l. ana filen II. slater. aged
seven years one month and three days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11

days hfty-fve tons OF steel rails. Track
laying will commence in few days. The
ties will be distributed on the line during
the coming week. President r. b. Chafin
says that our people can ride over his road
within sixty days and view tho lovely
scenery of River View.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
Pic-Sic aud Ball at BIhndon Park To-
mnrrOM.

A picnic and ball will be given at Blan-
don Park tomorrow under the auspices of
Company + Governors Guard OF the
First Virginia regiment. 1t Is promised
that there will be ample street-car accom-
ipodations and the members OF the COM
pany will lend every ondeayor 20 make the
occasion an agreeable one TO all who at
leD1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
Minor Washington Notes

WASHINGTON, May 1O.-The Senate has
confirmed the nominations of G. G. Smith
TO be postmaster at Hickory, n. c., and
Mrs II. L. Smithson, postmaster at Pu-
laski. Tenn.
Bond offerings to-day S3sS, 900. All &C
cepted at 1881 for Al per cents and l22 for
4per cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
Carlisle in the Lead.
rBy telegraph to the Disps,ch.l

cratic caucus for the nominee for senator
to succeed James b. Beck will be held
Monday night. Congressman Carlisle is
the strongest candidate. All are busilly
canvassing. Fx-Congressman James A.
Mckenzie arrived to-day. but has not de-
cided TO become candidate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
To Resume Work.

Toy ttINgFhpH 20 mo U5pdVCHsI
CHICAGO, May 1O.--The Malleable Iron:
Works. which employs 1900 men and
which has been shut down since May list
will resume work on Monday. IL Is ex.
pected that most most of the strikers will
return to work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
Assignment I'm the Tobacco Trade
Ihv fnlnarnnh a fha Dianafch

NEW YORK. Nav 10.-N. Lachenbruch u
Brothers. tobacco merchants, 164 Water
street, assigned to-day to Aaron ]. Bach,
with preferences of $1,000. The firm IS
composed OF Nathan, Isaac, Matthew, and
Jonas Lachenbruch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
Death of vicar-Generai KesSan.

TT 'VEVs'uPH 70 tlu UIsFHt0l'1
NEW YORK, May l0.-The Rev. William
keegan, vicar-general of Brooklyn, died 10 IN
that city this morning He had been Ill
with pneumonia for q week past.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MfSIATURg ALMANAC. NAY II, issa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
Damage by Cyclone.

CLEVELAND. May 10-l1 p. MA tele'
phone message Just received from Akron,
o.. says that cyclone did great damage %
property there to-day, tearing many buiid-
ines to pieces
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
Furniture Store Burned.
IBy telegraph to the nIsna,es

I IBy teIegraph 70 The Dispatchl
New ORLEANS. La, May l0.-J. G.. Grants
| furniture store. A and As Baronne street
was totally burned tonight The loss IS
| SIS, 900; stock, $z5.oo0-partially insured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
The Worsted-C 10th +" Decision

WASHINGTON, d. C., May 1O-Secretary
Window has instructed the District Attor-
ney at New York to appeal to the Supreme
Court of the United States what is known
as the worsted-cloth decision recently
rendered III New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
Failure Of the Iron Car Company.
fBy sele0ranh o.. ~ rtsx,.trhl

HuSTisGros, Pa, May l0.--The. Iron
Car company, composed principally OF
New York capitalists, aud operating hcre
and ct Carlisle. made an assignment TO-DAY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
THE BAY STATE PRESS
STARTED ON A FRIENDLY VISIT TO
THE OLD DOMINION.
A Royal Welcome Awaits Them-Pro-
gramme OF Their Tour Through the
state-Tbs Ladies.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch

BOSTON. Mass. May 10.-Seldom has a
merrier party gathered together than that
OF the Massachusetts, Press Association,
wnich left Boston this afternoon for Nor
fox; Va. by the steamship Chatham, Of
the Merchants and Miners transportation
company. The party will arrive at Nor
folk, Va, at noon Monday. Roanoke and
bristol will be visited on Tuesday, and
wednesday will be spent in looking about
the towns of Radford, Pocahontas, and
Biueheld. On Thursday the party will re-
turn to Roanoke. from which place on
Friday 1t will depart for Lynchburg and
Richmond, returning and leaving Norfolk
on Tuesday, May 10Th, for Boston by tho
steamship Dorchester. A right royal well
come awaits the visitors.
THE VISITORS.
Among the members of the party are
the following: r. G. Finley. of the Worces-
ter. telegram; John L. Shorey, of the
Quincy. Patriot; Louis Z. Chandler and
wife, of the Palmer Journal; +. A. Hey
wood, w. A. Woodward, of the Milton
Noes; Charles b. Fiske and wife, of the
Palmer Journal: J. S. Smith and wife. of
the Rockland Standard; DR.. j. c. Gleason
and wife. of the North Abingdon Public =:
Republican; H. c. Hall and wife, of the
Walker Record f. Carey Brown and wife,
of the Bunker Hill Times Mrs. Matilda
Cunningham. of the Bunker Hill Times A.:
Miss Hattie W. Edwards, of the Bunker
Hill Times; II. Z. Hastings and wife. of
the Lynn. Item; II. c. Alden, of the
West Roxbury Necs; b. A. Hall. Of the
Greenfield Carrier and Gazette; W. +. Ken
nedy, of the Taunton Gazette Clarence
A. ,Cheever, of the New England Farmer 4;
Robert S. Baldwin. of the Worcester Spy F.;
j.. Edwin Dudley and wife, of the Lar and
order, and others. The party is in charge
of Mr.. Frank A. Haywood, of Springfield,
MIR. ". McCOmer representing the steam
ship line, and Mr.. Allan Hull. the Norfolk
and Western Railroad Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
oIARRIAGES.

BERRY-FARMER.-MA April -. $50
AZ tho residence OF tho brides parents, by nev.
J. h. Hnison, ROBERT H. BERRY and ANNIE
|. FARMER; 10th Of this city.
RANCIS-WIfL tAMS-Nsrried. At tho resi-
dence q Row. Thomas q Addison. rector OF
Trinity parish. Washington, ID. e., Miss NELLIE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
Arrival OF the White Fleet.
fBy teleeranb IN the Disnatch.I

NEW York, Nav 10.-The war-ships
Chicago, Boston. Atlanta, and Yorktown
comprising the American squadron OF evo-
luton. have arrived here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BiLRIBoRs. May Virginia i0-s0's. H%s4o (;
80, "a: Baltimore and Ohio STOCK, 9oai00; N0rth-
ington aud Baltimore lists, i00alO0&; consoli-
dated gas bonds. Il34aiiii; do. stock, 49is a40s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. Nav i0-Reserye. decrease,
Sl,6i.750: loans. Increase s22s2,9O0: specie, de.
crease, t2,03iH0; legal-tenders, increase, $780,
s00 deposs, Increase, S53i.slO; circulation, in-
crease, fis,sO.
The banks now hold 81, isG.s75 in excess of the
| Is per cent rule.t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
In the Right Plae.-
.lBy telegraph TO sas Dispa,cl

NosraoMEnY, Ala, May lo.-Philadel.
phia capitalists will Commence ;mmedi.
ately the construction of million dollat
cotton-factoU here
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
MINIATURE ALMANAC. NAY u, 1870
roRP OF RICHMOND. NAY 10. $50

AHRIgEn
Steiner colchester, Truit., Norfolk, merhss-
st steamer sna r GoIisboro,. 0seu, Phnadslphis.
merchandise and passengers. ). w. Mecaries,
agent
more. fer iiizer, :. w. 1rayers Co
Schooner John SHAY. iiiton, PhiladsipoiA
schooner William Cobb, Olsen. Keansbec, ics
schooner r. D. Spear. Psrr, Ksansbsa ies
Richmond Ice Company.
saHgp.
Schooner Thomas W. Waters. Jackson, cfsro.
mont "a load lumbcr for baltimore.
Schoou0r Annie n. Allen, Brown, Bermuda
Hundred, TO load railroad ties for phiisdeiphis;
vessel, Curtis & Parker.
schooner George c. A. Traysrs, Mitchell,
Harding. TO nnish loading poplar wood foe
Kkton. vessel. Curtis & Parker.
schooner Ban stowe. Ellis, PhiisdeiphiA ran
ROAD ties; vessel, Curtis s Parker.
PORT OF WEST POINT. VA. MAI n. isa
by Telegraph
AYgiyga
Steamship City Of Atlanta. Dole, New rsres
steamship Charlotte, Slcxis. Baltimore. ssss-
raj Cargo.
schconer A. p. Richardson. New y0rt. saana
SAILED.
steamship Danviils, Billups, Baltimore. ssns-
Steamship CITY Of Atlanta. Dole. New YarAA
general cargo
P0kr os NEWPORT Ngws. NAT 10 Ia
lby felesrsphl
kNsivRo.
Steamship r. y. AssnsvA New oyisAnA =
| coal.
steamship frapccnis, Portland. to coal
| Steamship hichmord. RicamonA and snil>l
| for New fork. nierchsnfisa
steamship ssHyandottA New Yogk. ed sailsa
/ for New YORK, msrchsndlnH
Schooner ,. b ogdeA NsV 1of1s y lss1 esAA
] sAUHn &
essanship Rsntk,A uveepo1& osgeAan1>aA
| Nchoaoess =. = e. L1R1A hg1a26s HI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
= =
BALL AND BAT.
Washington and Lee Defeats tho v. d..
1.-The Game Close
Especial telegram To the Disp.,ch.l

LEXINGTON, Va, May Washington
and Ice University defeated the cadets OF
the Virginia Military Institute here to-day
at baseball by score of 10 to Q. The game
was close and exciting, the playing of the
University team at critical points being
especially fine. Batterics-Prill and Car
michael Alsop and Burwell. Umpires-
Morrison and Groner.
GAMES ELSEWHERE
Washington The fall games scheduled
ut Rochester. Toledo. and Chicago yesteT-
day were all postponed on account Of the
wet grounds.
Philadelphia Philadelphia. u; base
hits, IA errors, Q. Rrooklyns. Z base
hits. a errors. 7. eries-Husted and
Milligan; Murphy, Weighing, and Kinslow.
Philadelphia Ueague) Brooklyns. 6 :;
base-hlts, 6; error. /. Philadelphias, 4 :;
baee-hits. 6; errors, 2. Batteries-Iiughcs
aud DAILY; Nickeny and Clements.
Philadelphia; Athletics, I base-hits, o.;
errors, 4. Brooklyns, 8 base-hits, 10; er-
rors, =. Batteries-McMahon and Robin
cons Mccullough, Powers. and Bower.
New York (Brotherhood) New Yorks,
Z; base-hits, 0; errors, 2. Bostons, 2: base
hits, 9; errors. 7. Batteries-Keefe and
Ewing; Vaughn and kilroy and Kelly and
Murphy.
New York Geague). New Works, / z; base
hits, 2; errors, 4. Bostons. 3; base-hits, 6 :;
errors, 2. Batteries-S herrott and Muir
ply; Getzein and Hardie.
Cincinnati: Cincinnatis, II baso-hits, Z :;
errors, 2. Pittsburghs, / base-hits, 3; err
rors, z. Batteries-Rhines and Harrigan ;
Baker, Wilson, and Berger.
Columbus Columbus, 6; bese-hits, Q;
errors, o. Louisvllcs, a. baso-hits, 8; er-
rors, /. Batteries -Widner, Easton, and
OConner; Stratton and Ryan.