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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-10
Al Guttenburg and Gloucester.

GrrrrxrrrG. \. j.. May o Following are
the results Of yesterday races
Firs, race SIX aud half fuTlongs-k Kim
berry first. Dago second. Headlight thlrd.
Time, l205l. G.. g..
Ller secoud Merry Duke third. Time, Liz.
Third race. three-fourths of mile King
stock first. Uncertainty second, Character
third. Time. 1854. p,..--
Fourth race. one mie-Pagau first, Bitten
second. Rico third. Time. ~ ~,
Fifth race one mile-Pelham first. Churchil
Clark second O. J.. j. third. lIme. Too.
Sixth race. mile and n quarter. over hnr-
dies st. Luke first. Nestmoreland second
Bassanio third. Time. 22O5l
The entries for tomorrow are.
Firt race. four and a half furongs Nendal
FlmstOne. Benefit. Architect Jay Nu h, 10.
King Arthur. Monterey, jamestown. Key
stone. Menthol Ruby. Headlight, Algebra
1eeldingJ. 122. Lucky Glover Ethel H.. H.. .
Second race five-eightls OF mile sell
-Coldstream. Gladiator 40: Van, krlkina.
Red Elm Irregular. Little Willie. lOl; March
Redon. Ivauhooe. Blanche. Miss Olive. Bob
Arthur. Ausonia. 10i Himlex, lOl, Jeweler'
Tbirdrace half mlle-One Nick. l.5 Brook
dale no. Isabelle. l07; Lorraine colt Mo-
Tourth race. halfa nile allarat, Derango,
rs Fleurette. IOl Mabel Glenn, 80.
Fourth race one milo Badge. Ia kim
berly. no, Nirg.e. 95 Uncertainty 9L Naga-
bond. "a.
Benedictine. ll7 Turk ll5, Rice. ia. Climax,
lO7. Little Jake. iOi: Sweetbread, l02 Molhe
GIorcxsrrn. y. j., NAY The summaries
Of tO-day's races are:
First race. si1 and half furongs Count
Me-lu hlst Boyle Rhode second. Anarchist
third. Time. 1860.
Second lace. three and q half furlonGs-
Tstele (hlly1 first kathlene second. some
More third. Time as.
Third race six and Il quarter furlongs-
Knapp first, Shakespeare second, Dlsapp0int-
ment third. Time. l.z2
Fourth race. nine furlongs Alan Archer
first Eleye second Ed NcGlnnis third. Time,
FIFTH race. four and a half Undergraduates
burn first Mucilage second. Censor third.
Time. j14.
sixth race. fye-eighths Of a mile SO So
first Harrisburg second, Harry Alters third.
Time. 1908 d..
The entries for to-morroware.
First race. hve-eigths of mile Salisbury,
12l. Englewo0d Van s.. Carlow, Sunday,
IrOdigal lOe Pestilenco 1906 Equality. lOi;
Nellie Stanley. 100. Kingsclere, 93: Noble
Duke. Baby. g4 Highie c., g3
Second race threequarters OF q mile-Jest
! Gllyl. l0s jim Glynn. lO,- Prohibition. Jer-
sey Rialto. l0O Eros. gs. Pete. Mnledan.
81 laurent. Santa Rita colt, Lord Clifton.
gG. Montclla. g5.
Third race. milo and an eighth-souento,
! 1l0. Wyoming, Jos; Middlestone ,Juggler.
lOi. Iceberg, 1Ol.
Fourth race. six and a half furlongs, spe-
cial Saunterer. ll5: Monsoon Oberlln. Tom
Finley. 10; Partridge. 100; Prize, Contest.
100.
Fifth race. four and o half furlongs-Fitz-
/ lbv Sundanoel. los: The Earl, Young Lottery
Austral lO1. Minnie j., Geneyeye, Turk IL.
/ 100.
Sixth race. four and a half furlongs Som
rade Barrientos. Flatbush. Cloyerdale. Vance
/ Jos. Nettie. l02, Forest. 100; Pickldlne, %
/ Mary "A ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-10
Mevor yancy Wins His Fight.

J,yNcHBuRG. Va. May 9.-The board of po-
lice commissioners met again this morning al
at 10 o'clock for the second hearing OF the
case of Policeman Weber. who is under
charges preferred by the mayor. All the
members of the board Alessrs. Mosby II.
PAYNE. c. II. Almond and VI. +. Doyle were
present After the reading Of the cOmmunlca-
ton from the mayor IN regard 10 the chse
Commissioner Payne asked OihcerN ebbcrlI he
had been furnished with copy OF the charges
and if he was ready for the case 10 proceed.
MIR. Weber said he had not been furnished
with copy of the charges. and would like 10
have the hearing postponed until his counsel.
Mr.. Thomas y. Williams. could be present.
The case WAS then al burned until 40 o'clock
this afternoon. The MAYOR said his first IN
clinatiOn WAS TO suggest short suspension
md n small fine for Officer Webber. on condl-
ton Of an apology afrom the latter. the
chief of police and Sergeant Pendleion having
stated that Mr. " ebber was a good officer.
Mr. Webber's conduct subsequently, however,
led the mayor TO abandon the idea of accept
ing an apology and 10 suggest the dismissal
of that officer for these reasons First. insub-
ordination and contempt of court second
disrespectful conduct and insOlent remarks
about me on the streets OF the city;
third for general conduct unbecoming an
officer, 10 Ia citizen of Iynchburg. Some
explanations were made by the members OF
the board and by the mayor about the alb
this case The commission met again ~ 4
o'clock this afternoon and the whole matter
was settled in a few minutes by Mr.. Webber
rendering his resignation Is "a member OF the
force. which was accepted by the board
William Robinson. the colOred murderer.
who was convicted here last fall. and whose
case was taken 20 the court of appeals. was
re- sentenced to death by Judge Diggs this
morning The decision Of the court OF APP
peals affirming tie Judgment OF the corpora
ton court was received to-day. When Robinson
was taken from jail 10 20 10 the court house
he did not know what II was for. but doubt
less guessed IT, He became very nervous and
east down before he entered the courtroom,
and his face showed the effects of his c0nfine-
ment in iail. When asked II he had anything
10 saw he did not open his hips and the Judge
sentenced him TO be hanged between the
hours of A. NJ. ana +. NJ. on Friday, July
lst
Mrs. John Il Panky died last night Of fever
nj her home nt No. ll0s Eleventh street. after
an illness of about two weeks.
Another sad death was that of Miss Carrie
Ieftwich. daughter OF Mr. Cary Leftwich.
She passed away early this morning at the
home OF her father corner OF Fillmore street
aud Park avenue. She was about eighteen
years OF age.
Mr.. John Hudson died yesterday morning
OF consumption at the home of his mother IN
klyermOnt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-10
PERSONAL IND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Eich'"o""
1ens aud Other Matters

Mr.. Sol. Haas and his popular secle'''''
Mr.. Robert l.. Simpson, are IN the CITY
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Winder and dauen Ntn
have gone 10 Plttsburg, Pa 10 F'7'' 4"''
Winders brother.
Mrs Charles c. Furcron, Of Jersey CITY; IS
,,;s,tino her sister. Mrs. l.. J. Davidson. NO.
j23 north Fourth street.
Mr. " y. Mitchell. western freight agent
Of the Richmond and Danyille ralroau "'
Petersburs, is in the city.
Mayor Fllyson has returned from Atlanta,
where he has been in attendance upon 'no
session of the Baptist Convention.
The Committee on Ordinances met yester-
dav afternoon and revised the city ordlnauceS
codifed by Captain Alexander Coke
Thanks are rendered Major John Poe f9r a. a
conv of the annual report OF the INC" ~,
If Police for the year ending December o.
1891.
In the company supporting Wilired Clarke
IL ~ Nv,Iliam II Rocker. who was member OF
tie old Marshall stock company from lo'' ~
1860
Donutv Sheriff +. c. SHIELD yesterday
.,aiied TO Sheriff d. l.. Gates his resignation
10 take effect on or before the loth Oh 'hls
month.
Tho following suit was instituted yesterday
in the City Circuit Court William hIey 5
administratrix against Gauss a. 20. Ease.
Damages. Cd.
Mrs Sarah Birchett. No. 401 west Main
street has zone on visit TO Petersburg ana
her old home. "Branchester," IN Prince
George county.
" = Bevans who has received number
Of rewards for capturing desperate criminals
In Southwestern Virginia. was VISITOR 70 tne
Capitol yesterday.
AIr. J.. B. Tatum and wife will leave next
Thursday for New York and on the lotn VIII
sal ON tie CITY of New York Tor Liverpool.
Mr. Iatum will be away several months
Policeman ". ii. Fore Of the First district
il quite Nd with rheumatism. Mr.. fore
term expires next month, and 10 is unoerstooI
as he would be unable 90 stand the physical
examination he will not offer Tor rejection
The body of Dr. Jeter reached Richmond
M ff.45 o'clock A. NJ yesterday. 10 was met
bva delegation from the Howltzer Association
and other friends. The deceased was Rai-
liant soldier aud "A true comrade Oil through
the war.
4 Gasoline stove exploded mt 9i3 west Gay
street shortly after noon sunday. Ihe nre
denartment was summoned. an alarm being
turned in from Station %. corner OF Gay 9nu
Ginner streets. The trouble was speedily
reme1ied. the damage being truing. 4Aa
A marty Of Young ladies' and men. residents
Of north Tenth street aud Whereabouts paid u
visit 30 the Keiormatory last saturday 'Yen-
ing. and returning 20 the CITY DIT OnHllos
Hunter drove the spacious country wagon
down Frankln street The young ladies' were
aba.hed. and shawls and other wraps en-
shrouded their heads and faces. The elect
was q cart full of Gypsies.
Willie Homes was recently convicted OF
unlawu cutting in the Hastings Court OF
PETERSBURG and sentenced % one year 5 imprls-
opment i'm the penitentiary. Tie Governor
Yesterday committed the sentence 10 IN -
on,,ent in tle citv iau for one year. which he
considered 10 be u suficient punishment toi
the Oaense committed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-10

The Figure was Placed on tho Base Nester'
dnv-Unveiling Ceremonies.

dnv-Unveiling Ceremonies.
The A. p. Hill statue was taken from the
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
deuot Yesterday. whore it has been for some
weeks. and placed on the handsome monu,,
ment. which has awaited IL for several
months at a beautiful site on the Her
mitage road Just without me Guy
limits. Mr.. James NetherwOod, tho con-
tractor. with q few hands and appliances
speelally arranged for the purpose. soon
placed II In pOsition. Colonel. w. H. faiiheI'
Colonel ". r.. Tanner Major Glnter. MAJOR
Brauder Captain Elicit and Ar. W. !. onoi,1
parl the accomplished artist who designed
the MAGNIFICENT figure. were present "hn s""
- mt into nositiOn and covered with strong
canvas 10 await the goth of May "nen VIII
apprOpriate and inspiring cereh 'A.h'S }. 4" 'i'-
be- unveiled In the sight OF udmiIh- tiyu
sands 10 stand rs a memorial forever ~ INN
whose name is already eugrtFeH i"u0''D'' -"
the pages of fame and chNairy.
mo statue faces towards the city and
s49nls AZ n u0sitiOn somewhat similar 10 that
III narads rest. The pose is very easy ana
graceful and is said % De one which the gal
iant general habituaiiy assumed n HE.
The members of tho committee present al
roired the splendid figure for q few minutes
and every one expressed him elf as being
well pleased with tho result he FASHIONED
I,se of the monument will be rebuilt IN more
-bspeiv form by tho time OF tho unveiling
and the whole viii add much % the attrac-
ton .of this already beautifully improved
locality.
Replies are coming in rapidly from various
Confederate camps and military organlza-
tons who viii attend IN response 10 invita-
tons St0uewall Camp, OF Portsmouth. yes
tcrday signidod Us intention Of coming, a.
+. Hll Camp. of Petersburg, expecte % have
over two hundred men in line and Louisa
County Camp Will also be on hand with q
strong contingent.
Colonel Henry G. Jones has the manage
ment Of the military Ia hand and a large
number of troops will come. Grymes' splen-
did battery. of Portsmouth. are among the
companies who have written. announcing
tier intention Of being present The occa-
sion promises to be only second in importance
% the Lee unyeiling two years agO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-10
UNITERsIrY rs. UNIVERSITY.
The virginia Team to Cross Bats with the
North state Koys.


To-day is the date OF the game between the
Universities Of Virginia and North Carolina.
The game will be played at Island Park ct
I. NJ. aud q very close contest IS expected.
After the enthusiasm displayed al the Com
mouwealth-W estmOreland game IL IS very
natural that a large crowd Will De present.
All Of the girls Will be on hand, wearing tue
colors OF their fayorte college either Inc
orange and dark blue OF the \irg.nians or the
white and SKY blue of the Tar Heeis.
Tho Nrginians came down from Charlottes-
,iile lest uight az (. 30 and are stopping 40 the
Exchange When / called at the hotel Mr.
Robertson and the team were NJ tea out
WAS soon granted an interview by the popu-
lar manager OF the y arsltles. IN the course
OF his conversation Nh Robertson sald tAat
he would put q stronger team IN tle leiu
thnu he did IN the Princeton game. since
returning 10 college, stone. last years FULL
back IN the football team. Will play centre
field and MOrthiugtOn. a first wear man. VIII
plav third. Mcclure Is with the team. but ID
Still unable TO play Lipop. who injured his
leg tho second time few days ago. ls also
hors de combat. lie did not come down WIN
the team. There are sixteen men travelling
with tie Xarsites, ali OK whom are members
Of the term.
Strange to say none of the dear young yell
ers who dote on their Mah-WhO-Wah are
along this time.
Nh Robertson brought four pitchers with
him. but all are new men. and be has not ce-
cided who Will pitch the game.
Captain smith SAID that his men were 10
good physical condition and We're gong to
play a good game. lie was sorry that neither
Mcclure nor Lipop could pitch. but thOught
that he had some promising youngsters 70 III
the box
Captain Smith said that he would start on
with the following team. Marshall, catcher.
Hume. pitcher: Smith. first base Bearer
second base: Worthington. third base; Shell
ton. short stop: Watts left field Stone CEN
ire field. Harper. right field.
Jones and Yager are the change pitchers.
and will. no doubt. be given an opportunity
10 show their curves % Richmond audience
The game Will be called at =. VI.
The North Carohnians will arrive this
morning and be chartered no r0rds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-10
METHODTsT CHURCH, SOUTH.
The Plan OF Episcopal Visitation OF the
Bishops.

The accompanying plan Of the episcopal
visitation of the bishops of the NJ. T.
Church. South for 1892 49, is of general in
terest to members Of the Methodist denoml-
tons:
FIRST District Bishop Kenner Kentucky
Conference Mid6lesboro. KY. September
7th. Western Virginia Conference. Clarks-
burO w Va September 18th. limos Con
ference, Fana. H.. September 18th. North
Alabama Conference la tayette Ala, No
vember 10th. Memphis Conference, Mayneld,
Ky.. November 30th.
Second District Bishop Wilson -Brazi.
Mission Conference Iaubate. Brazil, July
27tb. Arkansas Conference. Bentonyiile. Ark.
November 3Oth. Little Rock Conference.
Magnolia. Ark. December It'll; White River
Conference Batesyille Ark. December l3th.
Third District Bishop CRANBERRY holston
Conference Wythevllle. Va, October lith.
Indian Mission Conference. Ardmore. !. l.,
November 10TH North Mississippi Confer
ence. Corlnth. Miss. November 3Oth. Missis-
sippi Conference. Natchez. Miss, December
18th.
Fourth District Bishop IIargroye German
Mission Conference. Houston lex, OoloOef
18th. West Texas Conference, Gonzales
Tex. November ID. Texas Conference; tai'
vert. Tex. November 10th. Northwest Texas
Conference. Waco. Tex. November ZJd.
North TeXas Conference Sherman lex, No
vember Goth. East Texas Conference, NacOg-
doches. Tex. December 18th.
Fifth District bishop Duncan-New Mex
leo Conference. San Marcial. \. NJ, July 18Th.
Denver Conference. Durango, Col, July
9th. Montana Conference. Bozeman, Mon,
August 9Th East Columbia Conference. Ia
louise City. Wash, September Dist. Go um-
bia Conference. Eugene City, ore, Octo-
Der 9TH
her 7th Southwest Missouri Conference
Independence Mo. September list ~.
Iouis Conference. kirkwood. No. September
9,th Tennessee Conference. Iulip street
Nashville. October 18th. Louisiana onief-
ono lake Charles La December llth.
Seventh District Bishop Hendrix Vest
ern Conference Elk City. Kan, August 3 A.
VIRGINIA Conference. Norfolk. Va, November
lct6. Western North Carolina Conference.
Winston. n. c.. November 30th. North
Georgia Conference. Madison. TIA, Deceinoet
I'm. south Carolina Conference, Charleston
:. c.. December 18th. ~
Eighth District Bishop Key-lapan Mis-
sion Kobi. Japan. July 3Oth. China MISSION
Conference. SOochow. China, September lStn'
baltimore Conference. Front Royal Va,
Ninth District Bishop Haygood Los An
eeles Conference Ventura. Cal. september
I4th Pacific Conference. Sacramento, Cal,
oct Der 10Th. \. W. Mexico Mission Confer,
ence. Nogaless Ariz.. November 2d.yCenirai
Mexico Mission Conference. City OF MeAlco'
November 10Th. Mexican Border MISSION
Conferences San Marcos Tex, November
24th. North Carolina Conference. Goldsbofo.
n. g.. December l4th.
Tenth District Bishop Fitzgerald-Lou
vile Conference. Campbellsville. Ky, Septen.
Der Dist. Alambama Conference. Iuiu.a.
Ala. December 9TH. South Georgia Confer
encs Columbus. Ga, December l4th. tl0ry
da Conference. Ocala. Fla. January 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-10
rn,on Meeting of Denominations

u,p,oS Va. Mava.-lSpecial.l- Tine union
IL, witch commenced in the Methodist
church here one week ago clvseu ," r.
Much interest was maniies'eu anu -
number of conversions anu acceo 800. -
.t.rcb rasulted During these meeuug aOle
ouu l.o-,I ,yara preached by Keys. Mctaden,
,t,nson Hpddle. pastors respectively oil inc
presbvterian. BAPTIST and Lutheran CHURCHES
tare and by Rev r. W. Moore, the pIesluIn.
older OF this district. ..- o-o ,,,,-,
" G. Foster K Co.. contract9lY. hfe ~"
,vorking considerable force OF hanu ", on tue
cradine of the Marion ana Rye Naney i"'-
yIacistera district meetings were called oy
,-lss~mon Ruchan for last Saturday. 10
80, deie0ates 10 represent Smyth county III
49, conventiou 10 be held in Richmond on
,Le 10Th instant. This district assembled III
the courthouse on that day. and beng enti-
lied 70 four delegates elected that huihoeIr 80
follows Judge o. H. ", uaSe' SouueJ "a IN nr
" q. Sexton. C.. ". White ESQ. ana III
Robert Blackwell. They 90 without instfuc-
ions but are known TO stand as follows;
Three for Cleveland one for HUI
No reports have been received rom the
other districts at this writing. but lrQu
,,references EXPRESSED on last court day nY
bem0crats from different parts OF the county
would inter that CleVelauu ue-eS"'o' va
20 from Smyth. r..t
District Conference Methodist Episcopal
Church South will convene here on the III
inst and Bishop Galloway, Oh mississippi
viii preside. over one hundred delegates
are expected. The conference Will DO IL
81 SION three OF four days.
Captain -. u. Hull and Mrs. Palmer wife
of George ". Palmer. Esq. o. Saltyllle. nave
been appointed by Governor Mckinney mem EN-
isrs of the Worlds Fair Commission from II
look & Lincoln have completed their new
rlow-Aaudle factory and now have Il capacity
If 500 handles per day.
Mr. r. II. Brown will start up bone-meal
mill here in a few days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-10
Grcnt cenncll RCD Wen.

The Great Council Of the Improved Order
OF Red Men of Virginia will convene IN Rich
mond at Odd-Fe.lows' Hall Wednesday at Q
o'clock in the morning Among those who
will be in attendance are Great Representa-
tives G. s. Wells, of Manchester. and G..
Fmmitt Hill OF Riohmond. Great Sachem,
John W Cherry. OF Norfolk. Great Senior
Sycamore. o. r.. Hatcher. DanyAe' Great
Junior Sycamore. O. +. Wise. ~ Richmond.
Great Keeper of Records John T. iiolt. of
Norfolk. and Great Keeper of Nampum, Past
Great Sachem Henry l.. Carter OF Richmond.
Among the Richmond delegates are Past
Sachems p. =. Thompson. Pocahontas j. b..
Angle Pamunkey, and II. j.. Pettway, An
nOwan.
Charles C. Coney Great Keeper Of Records
OF the nited States, will also be IL attend
ance.
Tie Great Council will probably be in ses-
sion two days. The prOspeetsare that Me5sfs.
Hatcher and Wise will be advanced one grade
Messrs. holt aud Carter reelected and the
only competition will De over the posi- ol
Great Junior Sycamore. which Is IN the Inc
Of promotion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-10

A party OF Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
clerks had rough voyage on the muddy
James Sunday 10 was al right going down,
and fun when they caught the fish, but COM
ing home 40 night was the commencement Of
tie trouble Their yacht. the Hattie. had
hardly Cotton under way before sho ran
aground aud an hour later sue was again
high and dry on the beach. All
efforts proved unayailing and passing
craft lad to bring the boys home. Messts.
L. h. Branch and j. ). Walker became DIS
onsted when the yacht ran on the sand the
second time and took their chances Il being
ut their desk the next morning early by walk
ing home. q distance IF nearly ten miles
Tho balance OF the party We're as follows
Messrs. GraboWkey. Benjamin Purcell. Il. NJ
Waldron, a. i. Gubert and ). W. Brown
Captain Waldr0n engineered the party ant
Nh prlscou acted as engineer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-10
Failure of Joseph ID. blair.

DAxvILLr. Va. May Especial. The
assignment of Joseph d. Blair, "a prominent
business man and late president OF the Com
mercal Bank. made to-day created consider
able surprise. Mr. Blair assigned to Henry
X. Miller, trustee for the benefit of his credit
tors. and CONVEYS three farms in Pittsylyania
county. town lots in Chatham and Danvile
his interest III two country stores. numerous
Interests in stock COMPANIES, his interest
Ia several business firms. various evil
.oences Of debt due him. his fine res
|5dences in Danville. &c.. &c. all val
|Dod at between $4,000 and 100000 His
liabilities named IN the schedule amount
to about $4,000. Mr. Blair was. in addition
20 the above. security on accommodation pa
per for the recently bankrupt firm Of kuffin
y Hairstone 10 the amount OF ISL. 900. and
this Is the cause OF the assignment by which
be hopes TO secure his own creditors
The early Sunday morning fire between /
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-10
4uarEUR BALL CANES.
Preparations for the Game Mt Lynchburg-
The Southern League's Contesis.

The southern Leagues Contests.
IYycnDuRG, VA. May Especial. The
ball game between the Washington and
lee University and the University Of Viz
oinia comes of next Friday and at night
the Tuesday Club viii give big ger
man complimentary 10 the visitors from the
two universities IL Is said that probably
seyentv-iv will come from Washington and
Ice and ffty or sixty from the University OF
Virginia. OF course large proportion OF
these young men will be OF those who enjoy
the delights OF the german and q large mum
Der OF couples will bo on the floor.
The preparations for the event are in
charge Of tho Tuesday CLUBS executive COM
mittee which is composed OF Mossrs. Guy
Langhorne. Robert Dirom. Alfred Percy. W.
Duyal Adams. Jr. James A. Scott aud John
NJ. Otey. Calsthenic Hall Is being beautifully
decorated with tue colors OF the two universi-
ties-blue and orange for the University of Viz
gnia and blue and white Tor the Washington
and Lee. The german will undoubtedly 10 a
delightful OCCASION. and Will probably be the
last given by the Tuesday Club until next
season.
Bellevue Wins From Randolph Macon.
BrILEyUE. "a. May Especial. Bel
leyue took the game here this evening from
Randolph Macon in fine style. Randolph
Macon insisted on playing Stanly, IA Lynch
burg player and Bellevue played the game
under protest. but won easily by timely bat
ting by score VI 10 z.
Two Colleges Meet on the Diamond.
ASHLAND. Va. May 9.-This evening the
Randolph Macon team met the team OF the
Richmond College upon the diamond OF the
former. The score stood Is 10 0. in favor OF
Richmond College. Errors: Rsudolph.Ma-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-10
aIcGiIl Union.

Tho regular literary meeting of the Union
held last night was devoted TO the discussion
of means looking towards the securing of q
homo or clubhouse tor the Union. The mat
Ter was discussed by the following gentlemen:
Rev. ather Tierney. Messrs. Kelley. Col,-
man. Cox. Healy and Quigley. and from the
views expressed and the interest manifested
by the members present il is u toregoue con-
clusion that immediate steps Will be taken
looking 20 that end. A delegation from the
Union met the remains OF Rev. Father Muir
ray. which arrived from Alexandria on the
g:i5 train last night.