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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-07
GRE1T nan GAMES.
Anson Defeats the Giants-Bos'on ana TN
cinnati Play Remarkable Game


CHIcAGo. May 6.-Rusie was hit hard and
luckily in the third and seventh innings. the
Colts winning easily The Giants punched
their hits in two innings. but lost al chances
of winning by poor base running. Inc Tea
lures were Ryan's throw IN from centre, cut
ting oil O'Rourke at the plate. his pickup OF
Wilmot's mufed hy and throw 10 second.
catching tho base runner and KchaIusoh
long running catch of kittredges ioul ily.
Roth pitchers were hit equally hard. Inc
work OF Fuller at short stop was eXecIaDie'
Score:
Cbicagos. .....O12 OOO9OO- 4
New Sorks...O11 10000 o. 9 8
Batteries Gumbert and Kittredsei Kusic
and Boyle. Umpire, Emshe.
CINCINNATI. O.. Nav G-Ihe Clnclnnatis
and Bostons played fourteen innings tins
afternoon without either scoring. The game
was replete with brilliant plays and was called
AT the end of the fourteenth INNING on ac-
count of the setting suns rays being IN inc
ewes OF batsmen and pitchers. Chamberlain
and Clarkson's pitching was WONDERFUL
Score:
y Chm. oOOoOOOOOOOOOO- 4
Bos'n. 100000 5000 90 4
Batteries Chamberlain and Harrington
Clarkson and Kelly. Umpire Sheridan.
CLEVELAND, O.. May 6.-Ihe Orioles
braced no and played great game to-day in
the field but they could do nothing with
Youngs delivery. Healy pitched "A good
game and raised havoc among Cieveands
6atsmen by striking out Blk OF them IN success
sion. Chlld's fielding wao the feature OF The
game. Score:
Clevelands.. OOOOO1OOO-l 6 /
Baltimores o 10000 /
Batteries: Young and OConnor; Healey
and Gunson. Umpire, Hurst
ST.. LOUIS. Mo. May C.-Iwenty-tive hun
dred people saw the Browns give the Brook
lyns a terrible trouncing to-day. Pitcher
Stein Wards wOuld-te phenomenon. was
poundcd in every direction by the home club
consistently throughout the game. Breiten-
stein pitched wonderful game for the
Browns not hit being made of him until
the ninth inning The field work OF the vsl-
tors. especially that of Joyce and fOUtz, was
miserable. Glasscock. Rrodie and Caruthers
and Stricken aid wonderful work ~ the field
for the Browns. Score:
II. Ri. L.
st. Louis........1 OO33lOO-l4 Is 0
Brooklyns 30 5000 OO02-2 2
Batteries Bretenstein and Bird; Stein and
Daily. Umpire, Lynch.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, May G.-The Philadel-
phias won the game practically in the htth
inning. Jennings muhed throw at second
and forced out Clements. Allen followed
with a three-baeger. which scored two. and
three hits with hallman's twO-bagger netted
three more This settled it. although Glenn
ents made n home run IN the eighth by knock
Ing the bail over the right-held fence. Score:
r. B.H. I.
Louisvilles. OOl0OO2 10
Philadelphias. o 0 o 8 90 x 10
Batteries: Fitzgerald ana Grim Esper and
Clements. Umpire, McCrum.
PursBuEG. Pa. May 6.-The Pittsburg-
Washington game was postponed on account
of we. grounds.
nm,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-07
O'FERRALL NOT UNEASY.
THE MOvEMEyT TO DEFEAT HIN
Roceixed yerv IIrhtiy-Revenue on Patent
Mcdlcines-The River and Harbor Din
Washington Sotes.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. May Especial !
The Post. of this CITY. to-day published para
graph stating that q conference was held yes
terday in this city bv General Kosser anu
friends TO prepare plans for defeating CoioneI
O'Ferralps denomination 10 Congress. Inc
article stated that besides General Rosser
there were present: Hon. W. A. Alexander. OF
Winchester. j. S. b. Thompson, State Senator
Fairfax. s. s. Turner OF Front Royal, and Mr.
Smoot. of Page county 1t was further stated
that every member If the party was on the
oninion that Colonel O'Ferrall would not DC
in the next Congress Mr.. Thompson shid
TO-DAY lie was not at the conference. and Ar.
Fnlrtax stated that be did not reach WASH,
ington until last night. Two OF those nance
have been competitors OF OferraA for lne
nomination in the past and have been badly
beoteu bv him. one Of the gentlemen pres
ent is quoted by the Post as saying IL was thelI
purpose 10 make Representative Buchanan
| the next Governor Of Virginia 10 lhE
/ Tnfys correspondent TO-DAY Mr.. buchanan
/ said his name WAS used without any hutnOi- =
itv and without his knowledge; that ne IS not
TO BE considered a. even squirting toward
/ the Governor chair Mr.. Buchanan added
that it IS his fixed purpose 10 gei ut Oh pup
| lie life
Colonel OFerrall. when seen by your CORE
spOndent was evidently not disturbed by 'ne
/ conference. tie treated II rather lOculary,
but remarked that ms opponent unintention-
/ ally paid him compliment, as they were
/ quoted as saying that their plan to defeat
i.0'Ferrall was to bring out congressman
candidate in every county. They thus con-
Tess. said Colonel O'Ferran, that they must
/ nut nine horses on the track against me 20
nermit me TO bo tho candidate Of ny own
] cOuntg.n
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tn Dcnosit the Stock.

Macon. Ga. May G.-Judge Emory Speer.
NJ the Tinted States Court. to-day signed an
order directing that 4, 995 shares OF the capital
stock in the New England and Savannah
Steamship Company held by the
Central Trust Company Of New YORK
pending arbitration under lease
of tile Central Company TO the
Richmond and Danville railroad as to
claims ON both sides be sent to the clerk Of
the court here and by him deposited with the
Tniin Springs Bank of this city. The rea-
sons given for this IRE THAI tho court must
now settle all differences, as the lease has
been abandoned and the property IN dispute
must be brought within the territorial Jurls-
dlctiOn OF the court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-07
p,th Cur In the ARRAY.

The ambulance was called at 2:30 o'clock
Yesterday afternoon TO attend William Tyler.
at Ninth and Byrd streets. who had been cut
on the eye and side by another white man.
lie Mas carried TO the almshouse and treated.
and was subsequently carried to his home. at
No. 20j south Tenth street. where he was a.
tended 70 by DR.. Slower.
At 345 o'clock tho ambulance physician
dressed u wound on Thomas Rudd's head.
lie and John II. Comfy became involved III 4
iisht az the Hotel DodsOn. Both men were
carried 10 the Second station and kudd was
afterwards conveyed to his home, NO. az
south First street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-07

ROANOKE. Va. May ct was 3 o'clock this
morning before the Republican state ConVeh-
,ion adjourned. big fight was made on the
question of instructing the delegates 70 MIN
neapolis To vote for Harrison. Malone and
Iangston opposed this. and for a while 1t
looked a. though dead lock would ensao
A vote was finally taken and Malone won by
vote at 39l to 1872. Malone stated that
II the delegates we're instructed % vote Tor
Harrison he would not obey Instructions.
HE convention then adJournsd sine die.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-07

CLFroS FonGE. Va, May Especial. IA
man whose name we were unable 10 learn
boarded the train Go. D. ut Hawks Nest.
W Va. day OF so ago IN "a drunken state.
and began creating confusion on the train,
and even went far as 10 draw
"A revolver on the officers of the train.
lie was turned over 10 a deputy sheriff who
CHANGED 20 be on the train. ana when the
train reached CapertOn was taken before a
magistrate for trial. The train men say that
in seven minutes from the time thew had ar
rived ut Caperton the man had been taken
before magistrate. had made his own state
ment. nine other witnesses Ind been exam
ued and fine OF $40 imposed. and IN default
OF the payment OF the same the man was
taken to ail-all in seven minutes and that
the train mado up this lost time before they
reached the next station. The Wet Virgin
ians evidently understand the methods Of a
snaedv trial
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-07

Tic Yice-President laid before the Senate
reply of the Navy Department 20 tie Senate
resolution in regard TO tho bids Tor certain
types of war ships rom ship-buliding nrIns
on the GTeat Lakes.
Nh German had read 20 the senate before
reference long memorial from inc Maryland
Society Of Sons of the Revolution ASKING
Congress 20 make an appropriation IN AID ~
the construction of a monument 10 the heFo-
lutiOnary heroes OF Maryland.
Mr. McphersOn's resolution directing the
Secretary of the Treasury 10 promoit the
storing of powder IN powder boats III New
York harDOr was taken up.
Mr. HiscOck suggested that the resolution
be referred 10 tie Committee on Commerce
with instructions % make an immediate re-
port. and Mr.. Mcpherson asserting. tins was
ordered.
Mr.. Dawes. chairman of the Committee on
Indian Affairs replied 10 Mr. Platt Oh the
Choctaw and Chlcksaw Appropriation, and o.
cupied the time till i. NJ, when the Senate
listened 10 euloges upon the late Senator
Wilson, of MARYLAND. until adjournment.
EAayea and nav vote taken az the instance
OF Nr sherman who wished the senate TO
remain IN session tomorrow. tie Senate de-
cided "a 20 Z 10 adjourn unul Monday.
House OF Representative.
In the House to-day Mr. stone of Ken
tucky. endeayOred u secure consideration
for private bill THIS being rdaN p. uui was
unsuccessful. the House deciding - continue
with the River ond Hurbor Appropriation bill
in. Committed or the Whole.
over two hours were occupied IN attempts
10 secure amendments involving small APP
preparations for small creeks. none ~ which
were carried.
Mr. Wilson. OF Kentucky. endeayorl I'M
successfully 10 have lO. coo Of the 10000 ap-
preparation for the improvement OK the Cum
berland river. kentucky. diverted between
Burkesyille and Burnslde's, and Mr.. Caruth
humor0usly appealed for 5000 Tor salt river.
Kentucky. in the name OF the defeated can
didates TOR Office all over the county. lie
urged the chairman Of the committee MI
Blanchard 10 grant him this small boon.
Mr.. Blanchard said that no member had
been before the committee 10 urge this appr0-
pration. Had the plea been made before the
bill WAS reported II might have been con-
sidered. With assumed innocence Mr.. CarGih
inquired II the gentleman did not recOllect
that he Mr. Caruth had approached him
Mr.. Blanchard replied that 70 many gentle
men had spoken 10 HIM about various rivers
that lie Gid not reco..ect the gentleman from
Kentucky.
Mr.. Caruth naively inquired II the gentle
man from Louisiana thought this statenlen.
was proper one ~ 60 publicly into the Re-
cord. Laughter
Why was he not more ingenious in his
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-07

ST. LOUIS. May Ga special dispatch 70
The Post-Dispatch from Little Rock, Ark,
saws. ~. ID. Slaughter and Tom Bailey were
hanged at noon today. Both executions took
place at the same time and on the same gal
lows. The men were negroes. Slaughter
murdered his mistress in O fight IN June. 9il.
and Bailey shot and killed peddler from
jacksonville ILL.,. afterwards robblng the
body. The executions were perfect
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-07
Mr.. cladstone saws NO"

LoxDox. May The Fabian Secret Society
has been sending postal cards 10 politicians
throughout the country. asking them three
question First. whether or not they are In
80 Of the pavment of all members of tho
House Of Commons. second. whether or not
thew are in favor of the Eght-hour Miners
I'm. and. third whether or not they are IN
favor of legislative restriction OF excessive
working hours in arduous ana unhealthy en-
ployments. Mr. Gladstone has replied with
. air,t.la st\o
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-07
Tb,Defau,ting Cashier.

BERLIN. MayG-The Frankfort Rothschilds
have succeeded IN tracing their aosconding
cashier Jaeger. who robbed them OF about
2.OO0 900 marks. IL appears that be took
vsesel which il due 20 arrive in Colombo. Cey-
lon tomorrow. Cablegrams have been sent
Which will doubtless result ia bis arrest On
arrival there aud his extradtion viii be an
easy matter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-07

ANDEBBILT play
cd the University of
Virginia on tho lat
tors groundsthis af-
ternoon for tho
championship of the
South. resulting IN
the formers victory
by q score of 3 10 !.
In the seventh in
ming tho Varsity
team led by a score Of
Alto /, when by we'll
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-07

punched hits in the eighth land two bases on
balls by Greenway Vanderbilt tied tho score
In the ninth tho homelteam was shut out Van,
derbilt came to the bat and Thompson ana
Trabue made singles: Barr followed ana S'IaSh
out. but Marshall dropped tho third striko
aud Thompson came IN when he threw 70
first. Smith made a beautiful catch OF Inc
ball over first when there were two men on
base. Both OF tho batteries distinguished
themselves, as the score will show. Score:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-07

Passed balls-Thompson 2: Marshall, g..
Rssss on balls-OG Grcenway, e. TWO base
hits-Old. Jones. ,
Big Ben Saunders. who pitched on the Phi-
adelphias last year. and who IS signed win
the Lousvilles this year, after his college
closes. pitched for the visitors and VOL sus,
tanned his reputation. Reiisneider uinPiou
and gave some pretty bad DECISIONS.
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track was good.

To-morrow's races will end the spring meet
ing. and in addition TO the regular stecple-
chase "a steepe-chase for gentlemen riders
will be run. Summaries.
s. First race. selling, three-year- Odds and up
~1yards. sixand half furlongs Erie first. CynO-
Houre second. Sir. Sass third Time. l:22.
Second race. three ear -olds, mile and a
sixteenth-st. Mark first zampost second.
Poverty third. Tine. 1907.
Third race. three-year-olds and upward.
beaten horses at this meeting. ono mile-Nv
Fellow fret. Margherita second. Count third.
Time l:44>f.
Fourth race, three.year.olds and upward,
gentlemen riders. one mils-Can Can frat,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-07
"A Miraculous Jssapf.

A Young man named Jennings. who boards
az Mrs &. \. lsncey's, no. s0l east Main
street. alghted from a car at Third and Main
streets last evening. He crossed the track and
q Car going west knocked him down. He mi
raculously escaped. however. with only few
bruises. He was warmly congratulated on his
good fortune
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-07

Woonsrocx. Va, May Special. The
wheat crop in Shenandoah is very promising
IL has passed the winter without any injury
The fruit trees are now III full bloom.
There is but little political excitement IN
this county The Democrats are almost unan-
imously in favor of the nomination OF CleYe-
land while the Republicans favor Harrison.
They consider Blaine by his own wishes. out
of tile ring and the Office holders. with their
friends. are active in urging the claims OF the
incumbent.
There is some feeling in the congressional
contest Colonel O'ferrau and W. X. Alex
ander have each many friends. and this
county is sharply divided between the two
aspirants for the nomination. As lar as your
correspondent can learn General Rosser Is
making very little progress in the county.
Joseph Brumback. very thrifty farmer
living about two miles from town. died this
morning from the elects of "a kick By horse.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-07
A Fall From Railroad Engine.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. May Especial. J.
Mr.. Tucker G. George OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad yard in this city. fell from an
engine when he was in the act Of putting IN
the headlight. struck his head Oh the track
rail and sustained very serious injuries
The ladies OF Christ Church Sewing Society
will give pink tea. the proceeds 10 go " the
building fund OF this church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-07
slirht SHOCK in Penn.ylvnnIa.

TAycAsrrR. Pa. May GA slight shock OF
earthquake was felt in Terra fill and other
sections of North Lancaster county this morn
inc Tie shock was but Of q few seconds du-
ration. The ground swayed and houses were
ahekaui
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-07

Cmc.Go. III. May C.-At the Nachinists
Convention to-day the international head
quarters oi tue coming year we've located at
richmond. a. This selection insures tho
reelection o. James D. Dreamer, OF Rich
moud. rs grand master machulst.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-07
southern League Garnes.

The Southern League games yesterday ro-
suited as follows
AT MISUNDERSTANDING 7; Mont
gomery. O.
Al Chattanooga Chattanooga O. Mobile, I.
At Macon Memphis. 8; Macon. 3.
At Atlanta Atlanta. 3. New Dreams s. Al
the end of the eighth inning the game broke
up in row Tho umpire could not decide
who were yictOrs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-07
yopng Prince wininm,. Rirthday.

BFarrN. May c-This Is the tenth birthday
OF the young Crown Prince William. and 10
was made a second lieutenant OF tie army IN
honor of the occason The regiment marched
before the Emperor. the Crown Prince
marching in the rear fle. There was bill
liant assemblage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-07

CrscIvNArI. o.. May G.-The Chesapeake
aud Ohios train. which left Washington at
o'clock yesterday afternoon. arrived here five
hours late. A landslide Just west of Clifton
Forge at o'clock last night kept all traffic
suspended for several hours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-07

BRussT1s May C.-An explosion Of dyna-
mite occurred at the house OF the Burgomas-
ter OF Aleur near I.ie.e. to-day, but little
damage was done.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-07
A wa,l.s,reet broker suicides.

NV York. May 6.-Halstead Wstreus; q
Wall.street broker. committed suicide at his
residence last night by clNting his throat Win
4 razor. No cause is known.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-07
WEATHER FORECAST.

-, WASHINGTON. d. c.. May 6.-For Viz.
EFblR lginia and North Carolina Generally
- fair: slightly cooler; winds becoming,
northYesterly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-07
THREE FfJORTYES WIN.
The Tirst Heat Race OF the Meeting Re
suite AT Other Tracks.
W,euISCTON ID 4 Nav

AVORITES were
in luck to-day. win
ming three out of
five races. The fifth
was the first heat
race of tho meet.
ing. and was well
contested. There
was a large attend
ance to-day. and the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-07

NTegsrs. George Ransom ID. A. Tyler. L. IS;
Perdue and s. T. Ellington have returned
from North Carolina, where they went IN
company with tho remains OF young Thomas
Holt who was accidentally killed here few
days ago. ,,, - ~
Mr. 4. C. Gibbs and Miss Lilly May Dyer
ar, both detained at their homes by sickness.
Messrs. John +. Utz and X. ,. klVes are
DESTROYS of becoming delegates TO the state
Convention. III
Mr.. Joseph Curry. Of this city, met with
very painful accident Thursday evening on
Johnson's Island. near the Richmond end OF
tho Free bridge While at work he masheu
the end of one Of his fingers on with d SIX
teen pound hammer.
Mr. Samuel Clarke. Of Chesterfield, was IN
the city yesterday
Messrs r.. Willard Sweeney and }. LOUIS
Sullivan. of Richmond. participated IN con.
cert at Chester last night. 10 was gwen AZ
the institute and was IN aid OF the Methodist
church at that place. ,,
Mr Thomas j. Bethel. who had one OF ms
feet badly injured at the Danyllle shops last
week. Is able 20 be ont but IS not at WORK.
Mr.. Frank DuNal has removed 20 the new
house be has Just had built on tho RIVER
View road. below the Falls plantation.
Nh W Lee Iurrentlne. formerly Ok thls
CITY. writes that he Is well pleased IN MS
North Carolina homo.
Nr. William X. Beattlo has opened his ice
cream and s0da-water establishment at crest
Hill Park for the summer season.
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4 Noted Chemist Dead.

BERLIN. May c.-prc 'essor Augustus VIII
liam Hoffman. the noted chemist. died to-
day Of apoplexy at the ace Of seyenty-four
wears
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Mr.. O. G. Warren Drnd.

BUFFALO, n. Y. May GO. G. Warren. pro.
pristor Of the Buffalo Commercial, died this
morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-07

LAMBERT'S POINT, M,Y6 g. iss2
COAIEn.
Steamship Glenfed. New Orleans, for orders
ARRIVED.
Barges Norfolk and Western. Nos ana o.
schooners T.. g. Hight. j. W. Nannaman. H. IL.
Parker.
LOADED.
BargesNorfolk and Western Nos. ami To- hos-
ron. light; schooners Charleston, Nannaman,
Bridgeport; Parker. Savannah.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-07

ARRIVED
Steamship Danvlle Murphy, Baltimore, pas
sengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
steamship John Sanderson, Smith. Norfolk 20
finish loading cotton for Liverpool; steamship
Danyille, Baltimore passengers and general
cargo.
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WOOD, COAL. sc.


RICHMOND, Va, May .. isa2.
Thave this day given my son, HORACE
HAYES. am interest In my business. ~
The firm name will bo ). ii II ANt0 a ~
Thsnking my friends fOr their patronage IN
tho past | solicit continuance OF same Tor mo
~ frn, 5. II. HAYES.
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cRrsUTD UNDER gHE TRUChs.
A CoIored Man Narrowly Escapes
Other Manchester Notes
N,xcfvsTrR B~rrAr HICpvoNp ZINES
Twelfth and Hull streets.

MAvcursTrR B~rrAU RICHMOND lihks'
Twelfth and Hull streets
pranch Office ll0l Decatur street.
Tbore was an excellent concert gwen al
eader Hall last evening for the beneht OF
tho Meade Memorial church. The attend
snce was quite large. embracing the beauty
on1 culture of the city. Many on the iadles
yvere in decollete dress. thus hdulug
additional brillancy TO the scene. tIolssso'
TIrar Justice had charge OF tho entertain
ment and all taking part therein acc ul' 70
themselves in splendid manner lne LO'-
lowing very excellent programme was
Duet The Fisherman" (GabussD.
AIessrs Watkins and Ieitwich. Z. solo,
','Tine and Tide" (Rodney). Mr.. j. Em0rry
Shaw. 3 solo. IF ct Ne Dream Again suit
van Mrs. G.. Scott Mckac. .. SOLO, AWaSe'
Nv Pet Adams. Mr.. J.. Leitwich. D. r ,,ss'
I'm the Chimney Corner lCowenl Hl MIS-
NIaude Thompson. 6. Solo. Meath my
easement Gregh. Mf Iaddon Watkins.
? Ouet Lost. Pr0cribed' (flotow), Me'srs.
Victims and leftwich Solo, selected.
Miss NIaude Thompson. O. Solo Claude Du-
yaW Moloy). Mr. j. Emory shaw. w.. 500;
selected. Mrs. O.. scott Mckae il. TOO.
Am Waiting llorsell MI iinaaoh aI IN
NJ Solo. Bandits Lite lBuckl' Mt y. l.
"a horse ",r belonging 10 Mr.. A. H. Thomas ran
o,,.o,. yesterday afternoon. and. falling. DIoke
There was "a sad and painful accident IN the
wards OF the Riclm nd aud PETERSBURG i'""-
yoed Conlpauy Yesterday afternoon. George
Washington and number OF 0tuer co'VrcI
men were rolling pair OF dr.Vlhg-wheet
trucks TO q locomotive. when Nashln@toh le'
and tine wheel passed over bis Lex. DI. IN
Gram attended the wounded man, Dut was
unable TO say If his les was Oroken
Tho police are oh tho lookout Tor TIE
thieves who broke into the blacksmith snop
of Dir. W. /. Crostic, on Hull street, Nednes-
The case Of J. +. jackson. Jr.. against the
Richmond and Danvile Railroad Company
came up for trial IA the hu-tlngs court yester-
dav IL seems that some time last winter Alr
Jackson bought ticket from Codlheld 10
Richmond and return. lie went 70
Richmond and boarded the 3.zl
4 NJ. train 10 return. When the tram reach
ed Manchester the conductor on taking w
Mr.. Jackson ticket. informed him that the
train didn't stop at Coalheld and he had bet
ter get of at Manchester. which wa
done. Mr.. Jackson shortly after
wards brought suit against the
company for damages alleged tOhaye peer
sustained. The jury after being out shor
time brought IN a verdict tor the uelehuAhI
Ar. D. II. NJ. lepOc dppcalcn Dt'
the plaintiff and Hon. Is. b. Munford Tor tu'
defendant c-n
The Manchester and Chesterfield Sabbath
school MON .colored) conyenes on SUNDAY
afternoon with the First church scno0i
! this city Professor NJ. b. jones'. of Rich
mond. will deliver an address. The union !
composed of about nine schools DAVID I
/ Moon. of this city, is the president
There will be q duh criminal docket az IN
next term OF the Chesterfield County Cour1
/ which meets Monday.
| field Jail.