The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18

The Schooner G. T.. Burt Lost at sea-The
Van yraken Ease.

The Schooner c. T.. Burt Lost at Sea-Ths
Van yraksn Case.
| =. NoRFoLF. Va, Oct i7.-rSnecial Judge
nris ne '66-asy gned ne osasr g.Snny
| Nraken confined on the receiving ship rank
| IN Inc paprrs were served to-day. lhsargu-
ment viii be heard az Il clock the s0th instant.
| ne evidence In the NlOTg n mai ractIce case
| wa heard by Police Justice East to-day. aud
| Or Morgan was sent on 10 the grand Jury, and
| was bsiied FOR one thousand dollars for his Ap-
| pttrance AZ tho November term Of the court
=, An rltercation took place at HickOry Ground.
/ Norfolk county, yesterday, At meeting OF
| tcho2i trustees IN which Joseph hutchins
| Killed J. j. Wilson with a pocket knife. = he
| dlhculty arose over the appOintme OF s hg0l
| tea hers wilson wa cut IN three places IN he
| left ld9 He was taken % his home aud lied
to-da Both were vel 10 do farmers AMI men
10 night olonel J.. Dstarke councse FOR 3.
hutcnIngs. carried the prisoner before
! Judge larker OF the county court on writ OF
haDess corpus and he WAS adm ted TO Tau IN
| I'd sun OBJ t2.5 The ondsmen are Two
irotlers Of tn accused and Coumissioner Of
the eveuue Methods Of orfolk county.
ne large thre-ma- ted schooner & J.. Burt
or auu on Ma which loaded coal a am
berts Point on he 7ih wenl down IN tho recent
.tOrm y live miles southeast OF hattera IN
the gulf stream. Captain 1Owne and crew
were taken on board the barker inc Bruno tie
ana landed al Old Point this morning. \ he
deck load Of lumber in the storm, and sus-
tanned serious damage TO the vessel
University of Virginia Now in full Blast.
UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA, Oct. l7.-lSpecal.l-
WORK a. the University is now in full LAST, and
not since the University palmy days "beiO the
war lls there been amOre suspicious opening.
ALREADY about 4 o students have matriculated
a. against q for tie whole OF last session. no
Ia" c ass Sill ENJOYS the honor OF lie M in the
iesd 1ut IT L. hard pressed for lrst place by the
fleaf IA which latter class there has been
wonderful increase over ths. Of past sessions
ne tcadems are about holding their own.
while there Is slight falling of IN the engi-
netring DEL artment
Already the isw and medical elias as have or.
ganizeI Tor the session. the former tn ,ir.JOhn
g.. ili.on. OF aryland, a. lresiden., Mr.. b.. A.
wilson. vice presidenf; Mr.. = Terry, secre-
tsry and trea .urer: Mr. J b. Ro 0ertson. histo-
ran The latter society with Dir Halstsat \.
lie yes, PRESIDENT: Mr. Reuben " Searcy sac
fetery; Mr. s. Wilson. treasurer
- he outlook for q prosperous year in the
Young ems hrlstian As oclston Is very en-
couraglng. great number OF active members
nave been enrolled and the business meetings
ana the weekly pray are well At
tended
Al the regular bushes. meeting for this
monih the secretary was instructed 10 extend
most cordial invitation 70 the intercollegiate AS
ISOLATION Of Virginia 10 hold lts next annual
meeting IN NOyem Dor with the University Dung
mems hrisfian Association. IL Is almost GER
tam that the invitation will he accepted, and
the meeting viii De looked forward TO with
great in crest.
Steps are being tafen towards having the an
nual reception usually q en- by The Dung
n ms Christian Association 10 the new stu-
dents.
must not fail to say something concerning
athletics az the University. Ia the eyes OF the
average student this would bo treason IL IS
too efrlF m the season 70 mention baseball.
Nothing is heard Of that now except when re-
citing tho glorious victories OF last seasons
champions OF the b.
roo. -bsll ~ the ali-aDsorhing topic OF CONVEX
sauon ana tho crowds OF spectators az the
HHH.Ha
the great interest taken in this sport The 49,
pllcants for the team, 8 bout TWENTY-FIVE in
nuinL or. have been prac ticing faithfully for the
past two weeks, and with the exception Of cen
tro rush. il ia safe TO say that the team will 10
Gs strong, mot stronger than that Of last year
although II VIII not be denied that n IS a hard
tasl.stO replace such men a. Garth. centre;
DoEg g. quarter back; John Greenway. end
rush: whitaker and Mcdonald. hali-baoks. all
OF whom Ar not Al the University this session
Mr William O.. Elliott. OF South Carolni.
position and captain the tosm. II is not pro
babe that Addison Greenway who IL now as
SIS ant demoustratOr IA anatomy. will play,
81 hough he IT, rendering great assistance In
helping % coach the men
Manager W. Catching has arranged dates
with be following clubs: Johns h0pNns No !
yembcr 9TH: 2. Johns College. OF Annapolis, |
November 18th. Lafayette College lennsyl-
wanna, November 2Jth
Games have also been arranged with Prince |
ton here, Columbia Athletic Club. az Washing
ton; Washington and Lee University. 40 Lex
ington or Lynchburg and .he Universitys /
strong rivals OF last year. Trinity College, OK |
North Carolina
It's reported that Lehigh University of Penn /
syiv8nla. made on effort 10 secure the services /
pr Garth for centre, bat feel pretty sure in say
ng that II 81 lily dons football uniform |
.his ess0n il Will DO the orange and blue and /
N u be lcttorod with a big "
A. meeting Of tie General Athletic Associa-
ion air T. COlstJn Blackf0rd was elected pres
dent.
Tho following members Of last year medical
'lass uassed the examinations before the arc
Medical Examining Board, which met in
.ynchburg on 0ber 9Th aud sth: DR.. stuart |
lcouire. of hicnmond: Dr. James II. Brown
ne of Simeon Va; lr John H. Hubble. OF
hiihowio Va. and DR.. Robert T.. Dixon. Of
rist0l attaining the rank OF second, third.
ourih and fifth respeou, civ
Mr. Yielding svlor Is on the staff of The New
FORK Charity Hospital. having attained the first
ank m the examination - that institution.
Al meetings of the Washington and Jefferson |
literary Societies The following officer were
lected 5r. q. W. Jester president. and ilr. h.
Cofer, vic--prendent. for the Wash AMI
ir r. T.. hsdiord. president. and Mr. John q.
Elton vice PRESIDENT for the jeff