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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-27
The Cumberland Delegation.

CUMBERLAND, c. H., April 25.-ISpecal. J.
At meeting of the Democrats Of Cumber-
land county. held at the Courthouse, accord
ING to notice. james f. Clarke acted as chair
man and b. w. l.. Blanton was elected secre-
tary. On motion Of A. b. Armstrong COM
mittee of three were appointed 10 nominate
delegates to the State Convention which
meets in Richmond on the 18th day of May
1892. The following were elected
For Randolph district-Deegates h. w. i.
Banton. j. L. Wilson and Lew Amos. Alter
mates. A. b. Armstrong, ID. j.. Traylor, ST.,
and T. c. Johnson.
For Madison distrct-Delegates DR.. William
Fuqua. John b Phillips and James +. Clarke.
Alternates. John :. Adams. ). b. Powers and
DR.. John l.. Banks
For Hamilton district Delegates. +. i. Rey-
holds and $. l.. kie Alternates. b. +. Rob-
erson aud Judge John O. Reynolds.
On motion the Richmond TINS, Dispatch
and Farmyile Journal we're requested to pub
lish tho proceedings of the meeting The
meeting then adjourned.
JAMES +. CLARKE, Chairman.
Il. ". /. BidntoH. Secretary.
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brunswick Elects Her Delegates

BuBRows' STORE, VA. April o. Especial J.
The Democratic party assembled in mass
meeting at Lawrenceville on yesterday 70
elect delegates TO the State Convention. which
meets in Richmond in May. The following
delegates and alternates we're selected: r. j.
Butord. J. L. Shell J. H. Porch. T. \. Glide
we'll. George X. Blick J. II. Blick, r. H.
Short. J. +. Lucy T. I. Elmore. 5. G Jones,
DR.. j. II. Jones. Charles s. Barrow DR.. 7. j.
Taylor. j. w. Bailey. r. r. Seyunore. A. w.
McAdden. Charles II. Harris. K. A. Mosely.
DR.. w. r. Ezell, w IL. Seward, w. a. Pear
son. Ira W. Mitchell. T. a. Butler j. W. Pal
mer w. II. Valentine f. w Phipps Judge
L. T. Buford and y. NJ. Neblett.
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Norfolk RspubIicans-Liquor Licenses.

NORFOLK. Va. April 26. Especial. The
Republicans will hold ward meetings Thurs
day night to elect candidates 10 the State
Convention: also TO the Congressional Con-
venticn. which meets in this city in May.
1t is announced this morning that the trans
portation companies will take the injunction
case restraining them from collecting wharf
age TO the court of appeals
The excise board are hearing the appiica-
tons of liquor dealers for license 70 do
business the ensuing year Decisions will be-
made Thursday. Friday or Saturday.
The children of the Hunfersville Public
School are drawing number OF maps which
will be exhibited at the Worlds Fair.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Banks wife of
ii. j. Banks. deputy sheriff. took place from
her late residence. corner Mariner and Fen
church streets. this afternoon at O'clock.
and was largely attended.
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..,, s.cond Cultiyator third Time. 36lf.
Gacond race. fivs furlongs-Afarsh Redon
frat. Roy second. Running Bird third. Time
I:02l. - erst
MICHIGAN second. Ballarat third. Time
l1fI4. nj. sr.t
Iittle lake second, Bob Arthur third. Iime'
Fifth race. six and half furlongs -Derango
first Rotation second, Uncertainty thiru.
Time. i:21li. g..
sixth racs. seven furlongs Nnllatto FIRST.
Harrison second, Duke John third. liine'
1907.
Tho entries for tomorrow are:
First race selling. four and hail Iuf-
longs Blanche. Brussels, 1874: Monterey
Marsh Redon. 12l; Onager. 1903; CriterI0,pl'
Seayills (flly). LATHE Belle, Bella f., Ella
Lakeland Roy, 106. a.,
Second race. selling FIVE furlongs-Mo
stone. Marie Lowell 105 MONDAY, Littio
Fred. I0I: Gladiator. 90: Pnnway. ".
Third race selling. four furlongs CALEDONIA
lOg Stoway. Rocket. Wang, l0i; NarKa (coit)'
96. ,o-
Fourth race. five NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1O7;
Fleurette. Mccarthy 81: Mohican, "a. -.
Fifth race. one mile. selling Rico, 1l2; Mss
Belle, IO7: Pelham, %; Rover. %; hyacinthe'
90: Sandstone. SO. -. ~,
stock. iOi: Bryan Boru. Architect, l2i; Oh
max Richal. Telephone, III; o. /. b. III.
AT GLOUCESTER.
GLoUcrsTER, n. j., April 26.-Following are
the results:
First race. five furlongs-Mute first, Shakes
mare second. Fiatbush third. Time. l,O61s.
Second race. Blk and quarter furlongs-
yulpina first. Knapp second, Pretender third.
Time. LIS.
Third race. one mile Samaritan first. Eblis
second Ballston third. Time. 1900.
Fourth race. five furlongs Recess first, Ar
thur Davis second, Maid OF Blarney thsrd.
Time, 105l5.
Fifth race four and half furlongs Gene
We've first, Count-Me-ln second, Silence third.
Time. 5.@4.
Sixth race. six furlongs Judge Nelson first,
Lost Star second Leo Brigel third. lime.
I213t.
Entries for to-morrow's races are:
First race. five furlongs -Bootjack. Festus,
Village King. Ripton. Joe Lee, Eatherpool,
Dirgo Ten Rock. l0i Occasional geldingl.
Anarchist. FL Carmen. lOl, Nellie Stanley 95'
Golden. "a; Turner. 80.
Second race. five furongs -Blantyre. III;
Oliver Twist. Rest. jim Murray, 100; Bryson'
l07 Comforter, Nalodla. Prince Edward,
Aquasco. Lord Clifton. Sterling Rock HUI,
10i Pardon. Emigrator late Maggie A.. geld
ingl l0l: Noble Duke. Darius; 81.
Third race. one mile-Lonely. 10; Carl
son. l0i: ElYtOn Juggler, lO1; Double Cross.
80. Plinv. fernwoOd. San Ardo. 70.
Fourth race, six and q half furlongs Can't
Tell, General Gordon. IL; Lita, 10 Gardner,
Iopmast l0J.
Fifth race. six and half furlongs-Hawk-
eve. ll6; Young Lottery. ll3. Eloquence,
Sunday (by lronclad), ~; Barrlentos. 1906;
Bonnie Lass 1Ol, Pete Lady WinlOck colt.
80; Picadine, %.
Ebis. los; Sequel. 1906 Landseer. John
Atkins. JackstaH, lO4; Pestlence 1922 The
Forum. Cloyerdale Lum. Spendell. Samar-
itan, Corolanus. DOusman, 10l; Souvenir, 30.
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of chill III the breeze. Owing to the recent heavy
rains the track. although dry on the surface
WAS heavy. ani the time of tie winners was
good The fayortes were beaten in every
race. although the winners were usually wei
up in the betting. The talent had selected
the following for first place IN the several
races First. llloaia; second, Blackburn:
third. Key West. fourth, Emblem; fifth, Cyno-
sure.
The summaries follow:
First race. half niie-Bonnie Rose ffillv)
first lllonia second. Charcoal third. Time
90.
Second race. FIVE furlongs -Dalsyrian first.
lucia b. second. Blackburn third. Time,
l:0253.
Third race. one mile-Isaac Lewis first, Key
West second. Lepanto third Time. l:i4.
Fourth race six and half furlongs st.
Mark first. Fidelio second. Emblem third.
Time. 1881. In this race the rider OF idelio
claimed foul. but 1t was not allowed,
although many OF the spectators were OF
opinion that st. Marks rider palpably in
iringed on fideiios right Of way down the
nome stretch.
Filth race. one mile-Frontenac first, Eric
second Cynosure third. Time. las.
This was by all odds the best race of the
day, trontenac winning by barely a head.
The entries fer the races at Benning's to-
morrow are as follows:
First race. all ages. three-fourths of q mile
Logan, l0); Bellevue. I'll Blackburn, 49,;
Boero. l09.
Second race. selling. fve-eighths of mile
Blackmailer l09; fora. l02; Mary f., l0l:
Not Guilty. l06; Rendig0. 100: Hands on 1913.
Morton 100; Natalie s.. lOG: Grey Rock. IO9;
Maggie b.. ll3: Bob Garrett. l0j: Nuban. 1903.
Third race. handicap. mile and a sixteenth.
Irather, ll2; George W., 1915; Rocquefort.
lOi; Thorndsle. 100. Mr.. Sass. ss.
Fourth race. selling. two-year-o half
mile lllonia. III; Chiswell 1902: Gilt 90:
Hiram, li3; Expensive 1916; Lew, 1872: Jimmy
Lamly. ~.
Fifth race. selling. one mile -Absconder. o.;
Larchmont, ITO; Ballyhoo, 49, knicKnack,
(hllyl. 81.
Sixth race. steeplechase for hunters gentle.
men riders -Natchez. 10: Arab 100; Dick. 1850;
Barney, lto Alliance, i50' Reckless, 100, Ecarte,
100.
Results ut Gutten burg and Gloucester.
GuTrrsBuRo. N. j.. April 26.-Ths results
of m davia - oes az.
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ROANOKE. VA, April 26.-iSpecial. Fish
burns -four mill was badly damaged by fire
this morning The flames started IN the base
ment. but soon spread to the top of the build
ing. The fremen were greatly haupered by
troll after an hour and halls hard fight.
The contents of the mill, consisting Of -four
aud feed. are almost total wreck. The loss
is estimated at $4,000. fully covered by in
snrance. The ORIGIN Of the fire is unknown.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-27
THE DIAMOND ANDTUKf'
hysoS,s MEN AGAIN. DBFEATED'
New Yorks Beaten by the Bostons-"e'""'
and Entries Of tho Races at Benn'nS''
Memphis and other Tracks
PrrrsnuRo. PA. April 20.

~ - 80
Jones delivery ex-
plains I h 9 white
wash sustained by
Pirtsburg a t tho
hands of Louisville
to-day. Timely hit
ting on the part OF
the Colonies. aided
by several bad plays
by the home team,
had much 10 do with
the result. which
was a pitchers con-
test up 10 the fifth
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inning, when Baldwin WAS touched up iOi
several nice hits. which eventually netted
runs and gave the Colonies q comtortaoie
lead. Score:
Pittsbnrgs..... OOGO000 90 3 8
Louisyilies .. 0 o o 2 0 Ks IL U
Batteries: Baldwin and Mack; Jones and
Grim. Umpire Lynch.
WASHINGTON. u. C.. April %. The Phil
lies through hard and consecutive batting
were enabled e. turn the tables on the Son
ators to-day The home club through lucky
batting and Carseys wildness III the second
inning gained commanding lead. After
that inning. however. he settled down and
kept the few additional hits so scattered that
they ayailed nothing. knell went TO pieces
in the third and fourth innings. alter when
he was replaced by killeen. who did not per-
mt the visitors TO make hit: Inc cnange
came too ate. however as the batting OF the
Senators was weak, and the fielding OF the
visitors excellent. Attendance 1000 Score:
r. b. Y. z.
Washingtons. OOOO0-5 6 8
Pbiladelphias o 0 3 0 0 o x-6
Batteries: Knell and Milligan. Killeen and
Mcclure: Carsey and Clements. Umpire,
Hurst.
BRooxLyN n. y. April 2i.-Brooklyn de-
feated Baltimore TO-DAY by smuggling the ball
hard 1t opDortune tires. The most pene-
trating kind of awind swept over the grounds,
and il was y cold day for the !. 503 spectators.
IN stealing second base in the first inning
Tom Burns sprained his ankle badly. and
Darby O Brien. who took his place, did the
best stick work of the game. getting triple.
a double and two singles out OF four times at
the bat Score:
r. B.H. T.
Brooklyns. ...20 2O21221- u Is 6
Baltimores. 2 0 4 % d o. 10 II 4
Batteries Kennedy and Tom Daily McMa-
gon and Robinson. Umpire. Gahney.
CLEVELAND. o.. April 26. Inability 10 hit
Davies was the prime cause Of Chicagos do
feat Tebeau played great fielding game
and CoOney made some good pickups. The
umpire made two bad errors of judgment
against Cleveland. and there was considerable
excitement incident to the game Score:
T.. B.H y.
Cevelands.......0 00O21O11-5 10 +
Chicagos. ......0 0 0 0 0 0 0 i 5 9
Batteries: Davies and thinner; Luby and
Schriver. Umpire, Sheridan.
CNcINNATI o.. April 26.-The Reds made
it three straight from the st. Louis Browns
this afternoon. but II was only after despe-
rate ten-inning struggle. The Reds at one
time had lead of six runs. but IN the eighth
Bob Carruthers tied the score by making
home run. -Four singles and double ena-
bed the local team TO pull out in the ten.
Attendance 1883. Score:
&. BIB. Z.
Ciuciunatis.. % GOOOOOO4-lO II 1
ST. Louis.....0 0 / % 1 0 % 8 /
Batteries: Mulane and Murphy; Gleason
and Bird. Umpire. Emslie.
NEW YORK. April q Boston gave New
York q hard fall day and played all around
the home team. Cyclone" I'd. Crane was in
the box for the locals. and besides being bit
hard received abomnable support. Umpire
Mahoney WAS taken sick in the second inning
and King" Nike Kelly umpired the re-
mainder Of the game. Attendance. 5000.
Score:
New Yorks. ....11l0 0000O-3 10 3
Bostons ......G 3 0002O x-l3 IL 0
Batteries: Crane and Murphy and Berle
Staley and Cancel Umpire, Kelly.
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Negro L,wlessness in Norfolk County.

Bowers Hu1. VA. April 25.-lSpecial. J.
In the section of this county known as Live
Oaks" there lives a terrible gang of negroes
known as the "Orang- Outangs" They con-
sist of family of which II negro woman
named Susan Johnson is the leader. They
get drunk and go up and down the roads
using the most disgusting and filthy ian-
euage imaginable. regardless of ladies or any
body who hears them.
The Ashes. the negroes who cut Curtis so
badly few days ago. have not been caught.
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Miss Randoiph's Remains.

Charlottesville, VA. April 2G.-lSpe-
cial. The remains of Miss Randolph. who
died in Baltimore yesterday. will not arrive
until tomorrow afternoon. The funeral will
take place at the Episcopal church at $3.50
o'clock that afternoon.
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The Memphis Races.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. April 26.-Ihe weather
was fine and the track fast. The attendance
was fair. many being drawn TO the track by
the third race which was a special. When
they arrived they found the race declared of.
The best event Of the day was the fifth race,
in which Grey Goose took the lead from the
start. and held it by half a length all around
the track, with Powers. Patiently aud Enter
prise lighting for the place. The last three
horses were SO evenly punched that no one
vas certain who was placed until the bulletin
was up.
First race. selling. five furlongs-Content
first. Miss Pickwick second, Surget third.
Time. l.0l.
Second race. four furlongs Brentwood
first. The King second. Miss Aosely third
Time. 80
Third race declared of,
Fourth race. handicap. one mile-Notus
first. Unadila second, Ed Eshelby third.
Time. l.i5.
Fifth race selling, seven furlongs-Gray
Goose first. Powers second Pat Conley third.
Time. $780,
sixth race. six furlongs -Gayoso first Bag
pipe second. Slower third. lime, i:lt3.
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1t is the custom in China to burn old. worm
eaten wooden idols and cast the ashes in the
river. IN order 10 prevent the possibility of
the idol being profaned by being trodden un-
der loot. Old idols OF Kwanyin are said 20 he
an exemption and are retained. IL is also the
custom in India among the Brahmins to
throw their marble idols in the river when
they become broken.
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.aley md GanzeIl Umpire. kelly.
HOW THE CLUBS STAND


BrRMsGHAM. Ala, April 2G.-The Southern
League games to-day resulted as follows
At Chattanooga Chattanooga. 4; Birming-
ham. =.
At New Orleans-New Orleans, s; Mont
gomery. p
At Atanta-Atlanta Q; Macon. 0.
At Mobile first game Mobile 3. Memphis.
g. Second game J. Mobile, 10. Memphis. 3.
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DEATHS.

BAGBY-Died. at her residence AZ o'clock
?. NJ, April p. 1892. MILfN BAGBY, faithful
and beloved old family servant OF the late John
j. Dinford. Esq.
POWFRS-Entered into res, at o'clock A.
NJ. April %. lsg2, LOUISE. VIE OF Rev PIKE
Powers, ID. -. x.,.r>-,.c
Funeral from St Andrews church WEDNES-
DAY AT , o clock Z, NJ
PULLIAM-Died at her residence in Man
chester. Monday. April p. 1902, At pas o'clock
4. NJ. Mrs. EVELYN BYRD. beloved wife OF ~.
l.. Pulliam; aged thirty-siX years.
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mn or THE FAyoRIrEs BEATEN
Results and Entries of the Races at Wash
ingtOn, Gloucester, Guttenburg, Memphis

49,
ENERAL thousand
people witnessed the
second days races Of
the spring meeting
OF t il e Washington
Jockey Club to-day.
The conditions were
an Improvement
over those of yester-
day. the day being
ideal save for a tribe
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LICENSE TAXES.


OFFICE or THE COLLECTOR or CRY TAxzsD
CITY HAIL,
RICHMOND, Va. April /. 1872.
T LICENSE TAX.-ClTY LICENSES FOR TIP
IL Year 1899 have been placed i'm my hands s.r
collection and are now due. a. follows:
AGENTs:- City scayenger
Baggage and express, Commission merchants
Fertilizers, Dentists.
Insurance, Detectives
Labor, Electricians.
Land. Express companies
Manufacturing srti- Fish and oysters
cles. Fruit stands, &c.
Renting houses. Hotels.
Railroad tickets Tmpoundng lot
Steamships lines, lntelll gence Ofiice
Iype-Urlters, Junk dealers
Architects, LIQUOR DEALERs:--
Attorneys-at-law, Wholesale
AUCrIOSFERS:- Retail,
General Wholesale malt
Real Estate, Eottling:
Tobacco. Livery stables,
Common crier: Iohn Offices,
Bar-rOOm Lumber measurers.
Billiard tables, Mercantile agencies
Boarding houses, photographers,
BRoKgRs:- PHYSICIANS.
Cattle. Private bankers
Commercial Private entertainment
Insurance, Public rooms.
Merchandise. Restaurants
Pawn, Snack-
Railroad ticket. Storage,
Ship. telegraph and tels-
Stock, phone companies.
Tobacco; Veterinary surgeons.
Chemists, "c.' &c.
Parties failing 20 pay this tax on or before
APRIL 20. 1892. will be subject 10 the penalty
prescribed by the city ordinances.
f. ". CUNNINGHAM,
ap lin Collector OF City Taxes.
,lTN TAXES.
OFFICE OF COLLECTOR or DELINQUENT TAXEs.l
RICHMOND. VA, April l. iSg2
BY an ordinance OF the city. IL is required that
notice shall 10 given in all the daily newspa-
pers. under the direction Of the Committee on
Finance that the LIST OF DELINQUENT
TAXES ON REAL ESTATE for the preceding
year will be published IN one or more OF tho
daily papers. and also the time and place Of
sale of said delinquent real estate
In accordance with the above. notice II hereby
given that said list will be published IN IHE
TINES on SUNDAY, the 18th day Of April, and
SUNDAY. the lst of May. 1892. The sale will take
place in front OF the City Hall on Broad street
between Ninth and Tenth streets. between thu
hours Of Y o'clock NJ. and 4 o'clock T. NJ on
MONDAY the I'd day of May, is92.
All parties who do not want their property
advertised must pay before the 18th instant
JOHN A. MEANlEI.
apl-tmyi Collector Of Delinquent Taxes.
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ODD-FELLOWS JUBILEE.
IMPOSING xxrRcIsEs AFTERNOONS
~, ca,,,.morstion OF fhc seventy-fhira
Anniversary Music by tho "''o"
ouarte,,e-yirrinia News.

rx,,xcrov. VA. April 26.-lSpecial. Tho
oda- Fellows have had the city in their hands
aav Everywhere the symbols OF the order
occnpv prominent places and everywhere
neople were talking of the seyenty-thrd an-
niversary celebration which took place TO-
,,cbt shortly after O'clock the spacious
o,,o,a Uouse was filed TO OVERLOOKING ex-
cent the seats reserved for the fraternity.
In n short while the Odd-Felows them
so,ves beaded by the Virginia Military lnst'-
tute band marched into the house from tnei'
hall ON lower Main street. and the speakeis
and officers of tho lodge occupied .ne sea a'
ret,'nr itself comfortable the Virginia Military
ers,i,S,a Land discoursed some lively airs,
.,h~,' H. onsnino ode of the Independent Or
der Of Odd-Fellows. led by the Arion quar-
tette, was sung. ~ 1,.;ooo,al
REV DIR. h. J. McBryde. of the hpiscopaI
Church. led in prayer. Inc Ai,en nre 30
Club next favored tho audience with one OK
their choice selections, after which 1rhnu
Vvo,dan of the State. J. V. Grinstead. OF the
Inx;cgton Lodge. introduced the speaker OF
49, eyening Hon. J.. ID. X. Sleight, OF hich-
mond who Immediately proceeded 70 deiiVer
q most carefully prepared address on the ms
foTv and benefits and other interesting points
~ his order. The speaker dealt III facts al
ready known to the public. HIS speech Was
often interrupted by applause.
The Virginia Military Institute pahd again
nleyed lively air. when the programme was
slightly departed from on account OF MAJOR
A r.. Courtney. of Richmond. past grand
master nj the state. who was on the pro-
gramme TO speak receiving tei eGdtTar an n
R,cbmond. Hon. John Randolph Tucker
filed his place most acceptaoly and was con-
tipually interrupted by applause.
The Arion Quartette. consisting OF Messrs
Gibbs Glasgow. Hobson and Moore. again
favored the audience with popular song
after which the closing ode Of the Odd-Fellows
closed the ceremonies.
Among the prominent people on the stage
were. Hon. John Randolph Tucker, Rev: Dr.
J. b. TAYLOR. Rev. Or. X. j. McBryde. Major
4. r.. Courtney, of Richmond: Hon. George
+ Lchtner. OF stanton; G. G. Wheat. past
Grand master of the State. Prof. Morelsnd' OF
Washington and Lee University; Fast Grand
T. Ii. beaver. of Lexington; Past GRAND
Ananias Stith. Rockbridge county. :,
In the audience were some OF the most dls-
tincuished people of the city.
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this opportunity of calling public attention
to the caIlous and stupid neglect OF these pos
sibly unique relics"
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WAsnrNGroN. d. G.. April 26.-For
Virginia: Fair till Thursday nights;
| FAX lslightly warmer. variable winds
l "' For North Carolina: Fair; slightly
warmer: southeasterly winds.
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PORT OF WEST POINT. APRIL 20. 1892

ARRIVED
Steamships Berkshire. Snow. from
Providence via Nor ok, Va, with
passengers and general cargo; Char
fotte, Bennett. from Baltimore with pas
sengers and general cargo; Elm City. Marshall;
from Walkerton with passengers and genera.
cargo: John Sanderson from Norfolk. 10 load
cotton for Liverpool, England; schooner Carrie
T. Wright from Baltimore with cargo OF Ter
tiiizer to order
SAILED.
Steamships Berkshire. for Providence via
Newport News and Norfolk, with
passengers and general cargo; Charlotte;
for Baltimore. with Messengers ana
general cargo; Elm City. for Walkerton with
passengers and general cargo; schooner
Thomas Richard. for Norfolk 10 load lumber
for Baltimore: schooner Carrie i. Wright. Tor
Walkerton, to load pine wood for Baltimore,
IAMBERT'S POINT. APRIL %. 1892
ARRIVED.
Barge Andrew Jackson: schooners Eva L..
Ferris, Charles A. Iriggs.
LOADED.
Barges Lizzie Moses. Hudson, Hoboken; An
drew Jackson. New Haven; schoOners n.
simmons Estele phinney Boston; Eva l..
Ferris, Wilson's Point; Charles A. Briggs, Prov
idence.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her CastoriA
When she was a Child, she cried for CastorlA
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
when she had Children, she gave them Cassoria
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Results at pburx and Gloucester.
GuTTEsBuRo. N. j.. April 26.-Ths results
of to-day's races are:
First race, three furlongs-Nick drst, Lor.
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MARINE ISTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. APRIL a. is32
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-27

Easter Lilies. Araleas and others blooming
plants ches pat
]. II. HARvEY's,
No. west Broad street,
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Washingtons. OO00-5 6
PbIadelphias. OF 3 3 o o o Ok
Brooklyns. p 2021221- u Is 6
BaltlmOres ~ 0 4 2 0 0 ! O. 10 IL 4

gon and Robinson. Umpire. Gahney.
CLEVELAND. o.. April %. Inability 10 hit
Davies was the prime cause of Chcagos do
feat. Tebeau PLAYED a great fielding game,
and Cooney made some good pickups. The
umpire made two bad errors of judgment
against Cleveland and there was considerable
excitement incident to the game. Score.
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inning, when Baldwin was tOuched UP IUi
several nice hits. which eventually netted
runs and gave the Colonies comtortaoie
lead. Score