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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-08

WELDON. \. c.. May T. Special. Three
gentlemen prominently connected with the
NOrlOlk. Wilmington and Charleston railroad
are now looking after tho interests OF the
company ln this State. They are Joseph II.
Real one OF the principal promoters Charles
f. Hover. financial agent OF the Carolina
Construction Company. and .. II. Bethel. one
OF the directors and an enterprising capitalist.
They report the preliminary survey complete.
over three hundred miles or right OF way OBJ
tanned and that the people all along the line OF
the route seem very anxious ana are doing all
they can 90 facilitate the construction Of the
road. These three gentlemen can control tho
location Of the road. and they have decided
TO make q report favorable to its detecting
from the straightest course and going by
Washington and New Berne. provided the
company can DO Unidentified Tor the extra
cost OF doing So The estimate Is that 1t will
take $500 600 90 construct the additional road
way necessary. The people OF the two towns
are making strenuous efforts to raise the re-
CURED amount.
The work of the State geological survey Is
being actively pushed IN several sections OF
the State. The state geOOglst IS now III the
section Of the State between the Raleigh and
Castor and the Wilmington and Weldon rail-
roads examining tho general geological Tor
nations. building stones and IRON ores An
assistant 10 making an examination OF the
belts OF the iron ore and limestone OF GastOn,
Line Din, taLhM "a anu h4JDlAluE couhtlesi
an ther is investigating the building stone
formations OK the Deep river Irassic sand
stone belt which extends from Granville
county across the State 10 the South Caro-
lima line. Other assistants connected with
the survey will enter upon field work at an
early date. In june all the surveying parties
will be concentrated IN tho mountain cOun-
ties. where the work begun last summer Will
be- resumed. An important piece OIL work
recently begun by he survey. and one in
which all Of the assistants will take
part. is the study of the rocks to DO
found in different parts OF the state which
are suitable for use IN macadamizlng public
roads. quite number of counties are macad-
miaNng their more important roads. butsome
OK them are using inferior rock while much
better material is near at hand. 4 report by
the survey on the best stone Tor road mate
rial. where IL il 10 be found in quantity and
how 20 use II, would DO OK great service to
the people.
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4 arnrrines Broker sues for Fees.

Meier Temenbaum against julius Gold
wRsser is a suit called for trial IN Justice
James Bryans court IN II. Louis. No The
story. as told by Mr. Iemenbaum on the wit
ness stand. l. substantially as follows
"On January !, 1891. | was employed as
agent and messenger 10 consummate a we'd
ding between his son Michael and some rich
Young lady in this city. j immediately called
on Mehch Soiiler and laid the matter before
him. and asked him if no would consent 10
his daughter marrying young GOldwasser.
He said that lie would not consent. / TO-
ported the matter % Goldwasser. and | tried
another party with better success. Seeing
that young Michael Goldwssser was going
elsewhere. So.ller approached me and stated
that be had changed his mind. and would
consent TO the propositions | made him. |
made between three and four hundred trips
for the young couple before the engagement
WAS made public. and after the marriage Of
Michael GOldwasser and Miss SO.ier in July
last put ia "A bill Of 800 Tor my services and
/ have never received a cent"
The plaintiff. Meier TcmenbaIm in this
peculiar suit. also has another one pertaining
10 the same case "a suit 10 recover 500 FROM
Melich Softer. the father Of Miss Softer. who
married Michsel Guldwassor. as fees IN the
same case. The plaintiff is suing the fathers
OF both Of tho contracting parties tor the
same services.
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oo.eoftheIe4inrton presbytery.

STANTON. Va. May 7.-lSpecial. Tie
Lexington PresbyteTy opeLed to-day with
devotional exercises by Rev W. g.. +. Wal
lace The new manual OF the Presbytery has
been accepted and printed. and was distu-
buted at this meeting. The work Of tie com
ulttee was commenced.
The committee on coiored eyangelzation
made gratifying report. which showed tuat
the Church was taking hold OF the WORK bet
ter. Our own presbytery has much 70 DO
still in this work.
Candidates T.. NJ. Craig. j. A. Thomas.
Samuel r. Halves and r. q. Hartman were
examined upon the usual branches and alter
all the parties Of trial were heard and sus-
tanned they were duly licensed 10 preach the
Gospel. calls from Shemarlah and Walker
Greek churches were placed III tue hands OF
Licentiate j. 4. Thomas
Earnest efforts were made 10 secure hand
some offer Of so 900 and twenty five acres OF
land II Elkins' Wharf for the establishment
OF "a college there.
vote of hearty thanks e. the members Of
the Second and First churches OF stanton
and to all other Christians who have assisted IN
entertaining the presbytery was passed and
the presbytery adjourned with prayer. 70
meet in Clarksburg. ". Va. juno 18th for
the purpose OF receiving Rev Robinson and
installing him pastor of that church.
The regular fall meeting viii be held at
Warm Springs, Va, October IL, 1872.
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NORTH STATE POLITICS.
sEYER4L DEMOCRATiC VfCTORIES
Tn. Re.uIt of County and City Elections
Holt VIII Probably 10 kenomi-
mated for Governor.

WINSTON. n. c.. May Especial. THE
democratic Convention Of Forsyth county
WAS called 10 order at 1870 this afternoon by
Chairman Buford. OF the county committee.
On motion of Hon. j. G. Buxton. Ellis
Hauser of Vienna township. was elected
chairman. j. d. Waddill. Of Salem Chapel
and the representatives OF the Democratic
press were elected secretaries. livery town.
ship. except two. were represented rrso-
luton was passed allowing the Delegates III
each township TO cast their prOportonal Pafl
of the cOuuty's fifteen votes IN the state OOn-
vention The same applied 20 the congress
sional and Senatorial Conventions. Hon -
+. Watson made most powerful speech De-
fore the convention He attacked the present
financial system and declared the tarlil l"Ae'
and pensions which take the money from tho
South and dump 1t IN the North = be respVu-
sible for the condition ~ affairs. lie uls-
cussed the outlook in the coming campaign
and urged the Democrats to stand together
and touched upon the political situation III
North Carolina He vigorously attacked SfoF-
eminent ownership OF the railroads ana ne
clsred that no free country could own lne
railroads and maintain Us liberty.
The convention was well attended aud mar
moni0us throughout. A strong delegation
was elected. bu; 1t IS impossible 10 say eA-
acty how the delegates stand a. 10 the hoinl-
nation for Governor but HOlts TRENDS claim
that he has q safe majority. Many OF the del
egates are Alliance men, but all OF them are
staunch Democrats.
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n quarter Frontenac fret. Rolero second,

q quarter Frontenac fret, Rolero second,
Ny Fellow third Time. 2.ll4.
Fourth race purse 800. six furlonSs-Bel-
demonie first. Fagot second. ThOrndale third.
Time ll0.
FIFTH race. handicap steeplechase, si00. the
full coursc-Delaware first, sam Morse
second. Bulrush third. Time. i:2z,9.
Sixth race. steepiechase. purse sl5O. gentle
men riders. short course. about two mics
Manning first, Natchcz second. Arab third.
Time. 4.20.
The fall meeting will begin October 18th
and continue three weeks. The purses will
be from 900 TO 200 in each race.
GLoUcEsTEE AID GUTTENBuRG.
GrorcsrYR. n. j.. May 7.-To-day's races
resulted as follows
First race. five furlongs- Bryson first,
Second race. four furlongs Indian Corn
first Karl b. second, Rocket third. lime,
53I.
Third race. five furlongs Monsoon first
Manhansett second, katter third. Time,
1O5
Fourth race. seven and half furlongs RAJ
leigh first. Blackburn second. Oberlin third.
Fifth race fourand a half furlongs-Bonnie
Lass first Austral second Young Lottery
third. Time, -. ,,.,..
sixth race. one mile Sorrento first, White
Nose second, Pestlence third. lime, l:4'1..
The entries for Mondays races are.
First race six and nalf furlongs John
Day. 1orchlight. ll2; Citizen. Algernon, An
archist 40. Judge Nelson, 100; Hing Solo
mon Favorite. lO7. Count Ne In. lO5 owen
Golden. Slumber Boyle Rhodes. lO-; Pluto,
100; Ida Bell, ~
vear-olds Ruth H.. III: Kathleen late Lady
Grace. fly. lOg Some More. lOl; Affair. 80;
John O'bren, 60: Lstelle F., 50; Ala. J3'
Emma g.. o..
Third race six and one-quarter furlongs-
Wheeler I. 1O7 Barthena, lO3. Arthus DAVIS
lO5. Lost Star Shakespeare, Knapp, lU4' DIS
appointment. 9S.
Fourth race. milo and an eighth-Eblis,
Eleve. III: Ed McGinnis, Baltimore Paywood,
Sam d.. 1906 John Atkins. 1O' Bella. Jack
staff. Allan Archer. Dundee. 1906 Souvenir,
IOl Maggie b., 81 Black Chief, 30.
Fifth race. four and hall furlongs Black
burn. ll5 Censor. lOi: Mucilage Anniet' ~
Sixth race. five furlongs; beaten horses
Harry Alters lOl. Harrisburg, LomaX. 80
SO. Rustic. Congress, Spendall. Ten Rookh,
Ripton. jim Murray, King idler. Bootack,
a3j: HumTum. Eloquent l27: Ballad, ~.
GurrrsBuRG. \. j.. May The summa-
ries # to-day's races are.
First race seven furOngs -Prettlwit first,
Graduate second. Headlight third. Time,
132.
Second race. four furlongs-Nanon colt
first Narka (illyl second. Lorraine colt
third. Time. sos.
Third race. six and half furlongs-Lord
Harry first NagabOnd second. Ioano third.
Time. 122tL.
Fourth race. one mile Mabelle first, Alma
T. second. Turk third. Time. l.43.
Fifth race. I'VE iuTongs Bob Arthur first,
Irregular second, Balarat third. Time,
1929.
sixth race eight furlongs-Philander first,
Centaur second, Longstrlde third. lime,
1872
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A Series of Accidents-rhs Rodgers Suit.

PErrRsBuRG. Va. May Especial. Ran
dOlph Boisseau. a son of X. j.. bolsseau. ~
Dinwlddie county was thrown from wagon
day or two ago and had his arm very badly
broken.
A. +. Hill Camp. Confederate Veterans. Of
this city. have invited the DiDwlddie County
Camp to accompany them on their VISIT 10
Richmond on the 30th instant 10 attend the
uuyeilng Of the a. 7. Hill monument
Mr.. William Johnson. foreman for tie
moulding shop of the Petersburg Iron works.
met with a very painful accident yesterday
afternoon. He was at work casting when
some OF the hot iron got into his eye ana
burned him very severely
The work Of layipg bricks for the new add
ton % the Central Lunatlc Asylum has been
commenced.
The Jury in the suit Of John II. Rodgers vs..
tho Western mon Telegraph Company. on
trial in the Hastings Court Of Petersburg.
gave q verdict today IN favor OF the plainuh
for Sl-j and costs. the amount sued Tor.
a private letter received here to-day says
that Nr William G.. Smith. of Nashville.
Tenn. has named the room furnished by him
al the Tennessee Confederate Soldiers Home
IN honor and IN memory of AIS friend AMI
comrade. BENJAMIN =. May, who was ensign
Of the Twelfth Virginia. regiment. and
who was killed at the battle Of
Spotsylyania Courthouse. Mr. Smith was
near May when he fell MORALLY
wounded. and was detailed then and
there on the field to succeed HIM as ensign
of the late regiment The remnant OF the
stan carried by Nay and subsequently by
Smith in many of the engagements IN which
the Twelfth Virginia atterward participated
is still IN the possession OF Mr.. Smith at Nash
Vile and 10 valued ~ a most precious relic.
II bears the original fractures and bullet
marks received at the battle of the Crater.
Rev. Floyd L. Kurt. formerly OF Norfolk.
having passed q satisfactory examination -
the meeting of the presbytery held in Staun-
ton this week. will be ordained and installed
as pastor of Old-street Presbyterian church.
in this city. on Thursday next at O'clock
=. NJ. Rev. X. +. Kerr. ID. d.. Of Richmond.
will preach the sermon. Rev. W. ). Lacy,
-. d.. Of Norfolk will deliver tho charge TO
the pastor and Rev. J.. B. McCluer of Nor
folk. the charge TO the congregation.
John Bland. aged fifteen wears George Iaze-
well and Archie Lee aged twelve years all col
ored. were arrested this afternoon on the
charge Of burglary. They were committed
for trial.
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Cincinnatis .... OOOOO11OO-2 9 0
Bostons. ....... OOO01O O2X-3
Batteries Mullane and lIarrngton Staley
and Canal T'rnplre Sheridan
i. Umpire. Sheridan.
now TIE CLUBS STAND.
GAMES SCHEDULED TO-DAY.
Washington at Louisville.
AMATEUR BALL PLAYERS.
Results of the Various Southern Contests of
the Diamond.

LEXINGTON. Va. May Especial Con
siderable hilarity was occasioned to-day by
the report in THE TINES from the University
of Virginia that Vanderbilt had won from the
University OF Virginia IN championship
game when Washington and Lee had an
easy victory over Vanderbilt the uay OelOlc
by "a score of II too.
All preparations have been made for
the University # Virginia and University
of North Carolina game In Lynchburg the
10Th and 18th instant. Washington and Leo
will pitch Pratt against North Carolina and
save Beckleman Tor the Nirgnians next day.
IL the tar heels are not satisfied they Will be
given another showing, probably II Rich
mOnd m
STANTON. Va. May Especial The
Miller Manual School base ball nine played
their second game with the nine OF the
Stanton Military Academy to-day. AT the
close OF the fifth inning the game stood u 10 )
in favor Of the Stauhton team. The Miller
School team becoming dissatisfied with the
umpire refused 10 continue the game. which
was declared OF and IN favor OF the Staunton
team fhe Staunt1n team has made "a good
record this season.
WINsroN. n. c.. May Especial. Davis
School and Gulford College ball teams crossed
bats here this afternoon. The latter won by
clean score OF 4 to-.
CoIUMBIA. ). c., May The South At
lantic League games resulted to-day aS
follows
At Charleston Charleston. 10. Columbia
At Charlotte Charlotte, o Winston, 6.
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Nagruder-EweIl Camp.

WurrAMsBuRG. Va. May 7.-ISpecial. J.
The second meeting Of the ex-Confederate
veterans was held at the cOurt-house last
night TO complete the organization of Ma
eruder- Ewel Camp. The principal object of
this meeting was TO take the proper steps 70
apply for a charter and TO enroll the names IF
the charter members Professor L. D. Stubs
was called 10 the chair and Mr.. Henley j..
Jones was made secretary.
The following names were presented by the
secretary and duly elected members OF the
camp: Rev. Dr. Lyman Is. Wharton. Dr.
Charles W. Coleman. DR.. Henry w. Shield.
Dr. Van r. Garrett. Dr. James j.. MOucure.
John Potts. John W Casey. Hugh ). Bird
Thomas Newman. Dr. Thomas Z. Marstqn.
George f. Richardson. Captain J.. W. Lane
and l.. W. Lane. Jr.. Mr Bird and Mr.. Lane.
Jr. being elected rs sons IF veterans. Colonel
BENJAMIN =. Ewell was elected an honorary
member Of the camp by unanimous vote.
which was made known bY al tie
members rising to thor feet. The organ
izaton was then proceeded with as
follows. Thomas j. Stubbs. commander
Dr. James -. Moncure first Lieutenant COM
mRnder. Captain J.. ". Lane. second leuten-
ant-commauder: VI X. Harrell. third heuteu-
ant-commander. H. +. Jones adJutant John
Mel ees. quartermaster captain: /. A. Blox-
ton. sergeant major Captain &. Is. 1reylliau.
treasurer: DR.. y an J.. Garrett. surgeon, Rev.
l.. Is. Wharton chaplain: H. Is. Servant. officer
of the DAY. John ". Casey. yldette. George
+. Richardson. color sergeant: II. f. Burke.
first color guard, i. W Bowry. second color
guard: Or. Charles ". Coleman. Thomas
Newman aud NJ Donegan. executive commit
tee The bylaws of X. +. Lee Camp. Rich
mOnd were adopted for the present. COM
mittee consisting OF II. 4. Jones. A. BROOKS
and NJ Donegan was appointed 10 draft by
laws suitable 10 the requirements OF Magru-
der-Ewel. Camp and 10 report ut next meet
Ing. Miss EllaD Moncure Miss Annie W G..
Stubs and II. W. Jones were elected. The
meeting then adjourned 10 meet on next
Thursday night at the Good Iemplars Hal.
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Che wator lump. In the steeDlechase Tor gem
tlemen riders Folly L. fell. and. with stone
val be- also boited nj the water Jump. Ali
ance threw his mount. but tho rider pluckLy
tegaiuvd his seat and came III ahead OK
3fsnp last. Summary:
First race. purse 800. for two-yoar olds
beaten at this meeting. Ave furlongs-Chis-
well hr.r. Jim Ianley second. Rear Guard
third. Time. 1882.
Second race, purse t400. four-years- olds
and upwards. selling. one mils-Eric first
Gr. Sass second Wilcox third. Time, l44.
Third race. handicap. purse $500, mile and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-08
DELEGATION FROM FAUoUIER.
Twenty-six OF the Twenty Eight Delegates
Tor Cleveland.
WATERMELON, Va, May 7, 1892.

WARKtNION, A., May 4 IsJ-.
Editor of The Times
have not seen the Dispatch, but under
stand that in making up the relative strength
of the two prominent candidates for the
presidency now before the people that paper
puts down this county as fourteen for Hill
aud fourteen for Cleveland. II his calcula-
ting OF information Is not more correct than
this Is he is most wOiusly out of II.
Fauquler has chosen twenty-eight delegates
10 the convention that meets III your city on
the 18th 70 nominate delegates to the Chicago
Convention. OF these.twenty- eight delegates
certainly twenty-siX of them are for Cleveland
as their first choice. the other two are for
either Flower or some Western man. but in
convention / think the county Will vote as a
unit for Cleveland delegation 10 60 to
Chicago DtlE9AlF.
Atlanta Constitution. please take notice.
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HIS was the closing
day of the spring
meetingof the Wash
ington Jockey Club
and IN point OF at
tendance. trace and
weather II was tie
best dav of the meet
ing. Chiswell. a
rank outsider. won
the opening race at
odds 90 to !. Ia the
fifth race Elphin Tell
and StOnewall us
IL ual bolted at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-08

RufIGH. ~ c.. May The seven wards
composing the city of Raleigh held their
Democratic primaries to- day T. elect dele
gates % the State Democratic Convention
Straight Democratic delegations were
elected from each ward all solid for Thomas
d. Holt Tor denomination for Governor Inc
Third party element attempted to elect del
egaton IN one ward. but was 5uueched.
4 special from Graham states that the
County Democratic Convention OF Aamance.
which is Governor IO.ts native county
unanimously instructed ITS delegation TO vote
Tor his denomination to-iay. and adopted
resolution Ind0rsLng Dis past 0ihclal acts
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Good OnfinnL Inr Crnn..

SAIupi. Va. May The farmers have
been much encouraged by tho weather of
this week. and are pushing ahead with their
complaining. The prospect is good for con-
siderable more than al average crop of timo-
thy and clover hay. aud truck is looking well.
There has been an epidemic of whooping
cnogh in Pine Top this spring. and quito
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-08
SUNDAY CHURCH NOTICES.

:g-THlRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH corner
Tweny sixth and MsrshalL) The pastor +. A.
CoLE. will conduct the morning service aud ex-
change at night with Rev. JABkz HALL.who Will
preach n sermon OF special interest. All arc
welcome.
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- WAsmSoroS. ID. c.. May For Viz
IfhlR lginia and North Carolina: Fair;
- slightly cooler; winds becoming north
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-08

COALEn.
Steamships Scawfeu New Orleans. Liver
pool; ionventina, Port Royal. Hamburg; Or
fordness, New Orleans. Falmouth.
ARRIVED.
Dargcs Mary Whterdge. S. y. Mead Lizzie
Moses. schooner George 80. Grant
LOADED.
Moses, Hohoken Whlierilge. Mead, NaSelink;
Boston Grant, Providence.
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number Of children have been carried Oh oy
IT, oodod IN
Mr.. Howard Shackslford has succeeaeu ia
orgahzng a base ball club among INC young
men of our village
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WILSON. n. c.. May Especial The
Democratic Convention for the county oil
Wilson met here to-day IN the courthouse
with large attendance. Owing to the IN
tense state of feeling in this county between
the "straightouts' and Third party men
which has been greatly augmented 10y
the position of Or. Freeman, for
mer state senator from tins coun,,
party and renouncmg his adherence
10 the Democratic party. an exciting time
was anticipated but extreme quiet aud good
feeling prevailed Fourteen delegates to the
State Convention TO be held IN Raleigh, May
lstb were selected tive Of whom are
Democratic nine Third party. Considering
the extreme position of our former repre-
sentative and high state Of feeling IN this
county this Is considered "A victory for the
regular Democratic organization. one OF
our prominent citizens. straightOut said
If they had been as we'll organized as We
were Oh ey'd have got Us bad.
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DAVIDSON NCBRYDE- Married. az tho
residence ~ tho bride father az Blacksburg.
Aa.6P ST.. May D. lsl2 by tho Rev. John Bic
Gill; ROBERT JAMES DAVIDSON. OF Liver
pool Ing, 20 ANNA MARIE MCBRIDE. No
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-08

GIILIAM.-Died. at his residence. No. II west
Marshall street, at 2:lJ T.. M., May o. 1872, 1. W.
Il
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-08

Professor Leo Wheat will play tbs organ
at Monumental church to-day during the
morning services.
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WANTS.

4 GENTS COIN MONEY SELLING BEyER-
y IDGES Automatic Cooker Every woman
buys. Best and cheapest cooker sold Big
profits 70 good workers male or female. SAM
ple's weigh only - ounces. Advertising matter
furnished. or circulars ad lress We. BEN Err
IDGE. Baltimore, Nd. mys-lt
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A CLEVELAND RALLY.

DAyyIL1Y, Va. May Special The
political pot is simply boiling over here. 10,
night there was meeting of the Cleveland
Club. at which speeches denouncing the
course Of the Danyllle Register were made
and arrangements were made 10 have the
club turn out at the Democratic mass meet
ing next week and elect delegates to the
Richmond Convection who are favorable to
Cleveland. Anti-Cleyeland meetings were
also held in the First and Second wards.
The receipts of leaf tobacco this week
amounted to "A trt.e over one million POUNDS.
me market was trihe weaker on all grades
except good to fine wrappers which, being
scarce, were high.
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BATTLES FTHE DIAMOND
THE SENATOR'S WIN TUO- GAMES.
vhe Chicsgos Badly Beat tho Glants-Cin-
cinnstis Give tho Bostons n Good
Ficht-Resuits of the Races.
PIrrsnrRG. May I.

AN'Af' Afff fftI
HE Senators left
pittsburg this even
ing with two scalps
and a few notches
nearer the top. They
won both games
to-day from the
home team by play
ing ball. In the
first game it was a
pitchers battle mp
10 the tenth inning
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YORI OF WLSI POINI NAY :, 1877.
ARRIVED
Steamships City Of Atlanta Dole. New orA,
general cargo. William Lawrence. kerVln,
Providence Via Norfolk and Newport News, pas
senger. and general cargo; Baltimore. Bennett,
baltimore, passengers ant general cargo.
SAILED.
Steam ships William Lawrence. Providence
VIA Norfolk. general cargo. City oi Atlanta.
NV YORK. general cargo; Baltimore. balti-
more, passengers and general cargo.