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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12
RIDDLED WITH BULLETS.
4 MURDERER,s SWIFT PUNISHMENT.
Fatal ARRAY in West Virginia Just BE
yond the Linc-Morc Counties Eiec'
Dciegates-virginia News.

PocAHoxrAs. VA. May 1i.-ISpecial.l-A
fatal ARRAY occurred at Flpping. W. Va n
small town about ten miles from THIS place
to-day.
Webb Hunt. negro. had some words with
d. Justice (white). Hunt threw hatchet al
him. missing him and cutting oil one OF his
sons toes.
Justice then shot Hunt through the hand.
Hunt gathered a mob Of negroes and re-
newed the quarrel with Justice.
Luther Wells. one Of the mob shot ana
killed Justice
Wells was arrested and on the way 70 the
jail was taken from the officer by mob ana
riddled with bullets.
Seven of the negroes are in jail at Bran
we'll and are being guarded to prevent lynch-
ing. Excitement runs high and more trouble
sexpected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12
Result of the Fair.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Masonic Home
held meeting at the TempleyIuesday after
noon. at which the chairmen OF the commit
tees in charge of the booths at the recent fair
made reports. showing that the total receipts
were nearly $4,000
Two of the chairmen failed TO attend, but
the following reports were made From tho
booth of Lodges Nos. and 40. s52937; Nos
10 and 81. sl.S742s; cloak-room, s9l.5O; Nos
II and IA. s75s.55; Nos. - and 36 table
1884. So, (paper) si.l65.5O Nos. 53 and 20,
s9OS.5S No 1870. ss7l; Commsndery No. 3,
1864. 66: restaurant. s1,9S0.06; amusemenis.
sl9l.16. door. sl.370.67. The report OF tho
president was submitted. but was unfinished
as several individuals who had promised GER
tain sums of money had not responded. Tho
paper will show donations to the amount Of
about - 500,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12

Mr. John F. Ragland. the senior officer Of
the new RaudOlph-street Baptist church. has
Just returned from the convention at Atlanta.
aud while there completed negotiations with
Rev. Dr.. g. $. Blackwell. of Norfolk 20 take
charge OF this hourlshlng church. Or. Black
well will assume the duties june LIST. Mr..
Ragland thought the entire matter was close
secret aud was very much puzzled 10 know
how the matter leaked out when he saw a
brief notice of the call IN the State yesterday
Or. Blackwell j. man OF hie capacity and
an eloquent preacher. lie was formerly "A
preacher in tho Church OF Disciples and held
charges in Chicago. Augusta Ca. and seve-
raj other Southern cities and .Oined the Bap-
fist denomination about one year ago.
lie is at present pastor of the Third
Baptist church OF Norfolk and also
edits an afternoon paper IN that city.
He is forty four years OF age. and has wife
and two children-boys. SIX and eight years
Of age respectively.
The contemplated change was intended TO
have been kept a secret 70 allow DR.. Black
well time 10 sever bis pastoral and business
connection IN Norfolk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12
TIIE KED MEN,
se..lon ofthe Great council

Forty-sixth Session ofthe Great Council
The foriy-sixth session Of the great Virginia
Council of Improved order Of Red Slen began
al Odd.Fellows' Hall on Franklin street, yes
terday morning. Great Sachom John W
Cherry. of Norfolk. presided, and all OF the
other great chiefs were IN attendance There
were present about slxty-fiye delegates one
from each subordinate council IN the state,
and also some twenty or thirty Great chleis
and passed officers. There was 10 naYo been
an address Of welcome boy Mayor Ellyson.
but in consequence of his absence from the
city that portion Of the programme was con-
tinued until to-day.
A committee on credentials was appointed
and their report was adopted without debate.
The reports Of the Great Sacnem. Great
Chief of Records and Great Keeper OF Nam-
pun were submitted and found eminently
satisfactory IL was shown that the order III
Virginia has now membership OF aboutZ' iOV,
an increase of about 600 during .he past year.
In the United States there are 10000 Red
Men
The council held sessions in the afternoon
and at night and transacted much OK the
business that OF necessity comes before Il.
Today the officers Will be elected. The
present officers arc. John ". Cherry, Nor
folk. great sachem .. l.. Hatcher Ian
vile. Va. great senior sycamore. .. J..
Wise. Richmond. great junior sycamore ".
j. Taylor Petersburg. great prophet:
Ira T. Holt. Norfolk, great chief Of
records. Henry l.. Carter. Richmond. great
keeper OF wampum, If. NJ. Hale Berkeley,
great sannap. l.. Is. Moore. Front Royal. great
mishenewa. G.. ". Amory. York county.
great guard Of wigwam: Is. ID: Downey. koa-
noAe. great guard OF forest. Representatives
70 the Great Council OK the United states. C..
L. Hill. Richmond G. - Wells Manchester,
L. T. Mcclure. Norfolk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12
Refused Fifteen Thousand for Horse.

CHARIorTTsvIILE. VA. May IL Especial. J.
Mr. William Garth has shipped to Gloucester
n j VIII ere he has his horses trained ear
less. st. Blaise FLY and Artillery by Jacobite
out of an Eolus mare
Artillery is a half brother of Chswell that
won at Washington Saturday the stake for
beaten two-year olds. when, 1t Is SAID. SEN
ator Fustis won large sum ~ putting bis
money on this horse with n book-maker, who
was willing TO give him 300 to 81. The regu-
lar odds were ESQ 10 II.
Artillery is handsome chestnut colt. and
horse. fanciers says he will do as well AS his
lalf-brother
Captain X. J. Hancock of Ellerslie. refused
mn offer OF 900 for his brown colt Charade.
by Charaxus. dam Ada Belle. by Eolus. The
offer was made by NJ L. Dwyer. OF Brooklyn.
The Ellerslie yearlings will be shipped this
year on the 18th to Brooklyn. where on May
9th they will be sold at auction.
Russell. Hancock colt, will be started IN
the Brooklyn handicap Monday.
Henry Stull the American animal painter,
was at Ellerslie last week and made "a sketch
OF Eolus.
In the circuit court now in session here
three suits have been brought against the
Gordan Land Company. The plaintiffs are
John J.. Walters. J. W. FalcOner and the
Travellers Head Rest Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12
The Flower Mission.

4 number of years ago an invalid girl in
Western city. incapactated from active life
bv infrmities. conceived the idea of doing
work Of Christian charity by distributing
flowers 10 prisons and almshOuses, thus
Frightening the lives of the criminals aud
paupers within their walls. The work was
appreciated and succeeded. until the flower
mission spread from city 20 city. and the
name of Jennie Cassidy became known all
over the country. A few years ago tho Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union adopted
the plan and appointed annual Hover
mission day. and IN compliment
10 the gentle spirit who originated tie move,
placed it on Miss Jennie Cassidys birthday.
This day came early in the present month.
but owing b. the inability in getting the
flowers so early. the Richmond ladies' this
year postponed It until next Saturday, the
18th. large number of flowers are
required and the ladies' IN charge re-
quest all persons that have flowers 70
1--WE t. send them Saturday morning 10
the Friends meeting house on Clay
street above First. whore they Will be pre-
pared in bouquets for distribution. The
flower mission day at the penitentlary Is
looked forward TO with great pleasure 10y the
prisoners. and their appreciation Of the floral
rifts is very marked. The distribution Will
take place at 8 o'clock IN the afternoon, when
religious exercises will also DO held.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12

The Alert Social Club gave a delightful
dance at Sanger Halle last evening. A happy
break in the proceedings was charming col
lation served by Mr.. William II. Zimmerman
10 his dining parlOrs. Among those present
were: Misses Lizzie Pluemacher salmon silk
trimmed with cream ribbons. Miss Emma
Schumann. pink silk null. blrs. William
Saelzer. brocaded satin. Miss Rosa Schumann.
figured silk Misses lrdier. blue null. Miss
Lily Meisel. pink silk: Pauline Prick, figured
AK: Carrie Prick, blue silk: irene
Berchett. blue silk; ida Briel, blue silk:
Louisa Wolf. pink Henretta cloth.
white point lace. Minnie Thon; gray
dotted white silk. Title Kupp. pink cash
mere: Mamie McGOwen gray silk; Anne
Cummins. China silk: Mamie Schumann. tan
silk. Messrs. j. i. Anderson. \. Moin. l..
Brlel. A Die:z w. Spilling. r. viii. J.. Blen-
ner. l. Metzger. ". Metzger c. Spilling D..
Graves. W. Saelzer. T. Holzhauer. ". Iim-
merrann, W. Brandt, L. Vaughan, L. Thon.
". blusel, W Bre.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12
Chicago DeIegstes-Rev. Floyd l. Kurfz.

PrrERsBcRG. Va. May ll.-lSpecial. The
names OF the following gentlemen are being
urged a. delegates 30 the Chicago Convention
from this congressional district. Messrs. l.. &.
Venable. Alexander Hamilton. William X.
Mckenney, Charles Watson. Joseph Rock
well. W. Is. Mclllwaine and Major Francis H.
Lassiter In this connection it may tbe men,
toned that there will probably be opposition
among the county delegates to conceding to
Petersburg delegate TO Chicago and pres-
dental elcctor also. IL is understood that
the city can have either one, but not both.
with the consent of the countes. II is
learned that Sussex is preparing to make a
strong fght in behalf OF Dr. }. Ri. Holt as one
!. bf the delegates 10 Chicago and will appeal 10
ohe other counties To sustain bsr claim. But
ohis IS a matter that will have 10 be settled in
district conference ut Richmond.
party OF s!xty-hve OF our business men
lett here this morning on "a special train tor
Weldon. \. g.. To partake of rockhsh mud
die rendered them by Mr.. s. T.. Arlington.
The work Of putting up the cross wires for
the electric railway was begun this morning
Arrangements for the NEE ings TO DO held
by Rev. ~ Is. Williams. the Georgia evan
aslist. are progressing very satisfactorily.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12
ADMIRAL WALKER's RETURN.
IL is Awaited with a Measure OF Uncertainty
by Naval Men.


by Naval Men.
A Washington dispatch to the New YORK
Times. says There is talk of the dissolution
of The shrunken Squadron Of Evolution. Inc
two vessels that constitute that once proud
and prosperous fleet. the Chicago ana the
Atlanta. are now on their way TO New OK
city, bearing the most precious Oh the new
nayv's heroes Admiral Walker. The SHIPS
as reported in these dispatches on thursday,
left MonteyideO on that day for the Oniteu
States. .
II seems TO be generally agreed upon, IN
the department that Walker VIII De uetacneu
from the dwindied squadron and detailed TOT
shore duty. while the Chicago and Atlanta
viii be attached to the North Atlantic squad
ron. under Admiral Gherardl. Ihey WIZ
ioin with the vessels now composing mat
squadron and one OF two others that VIII iheh
be available in series of practical manteu-
yres at Newport. The plan ID to have tho
ships and their officers arrive at Newport
some time in September, and spend two
months there The officers OF the fleet Will
attend the Naval War College, and CARRY out
the instructions there given on board the
Ships. -,
The present scheme will afford large
number of officers an opportunity Tor study
ing and putting 10 practical use the results OF
their lessons If the plan is allowed TO be
carried out. there will probably be seven new
ships and one old one IN the exercises
the Philadelphia, Chicago. Atlanta Newark,
| NUaptonomoh. Concord Vesuyius. and kear
sarse. in addition to the Gushing The kear-
sarge being "A wooden vessel. would not take
| part in the actual man0uvres.
Admiral Walkers return 70 the nlted
States is awaited with the interest which &C
tually attaches itself to anything associated
with the magic name of Walker, Every one
is in the delightful state OF uncertainty re-
| gsrding the exact time OF the arrival Of the
| Chicago and the Atlanta at New ork.
The general impression Is that Admiral
Walker wants the presidency of the Examn-
! inc Board. an Office vacated by regular re-
tirement of Commodore NcCann. and II IS
pretty generally accepted that If Walker has
such an ambition II can be realized There
s some talk of filling the place temporarily
with the detail of Commodore Greer. who Is
lust now engaged on equally pleasant duty
as president OF tho Lighthouse Board. The
scheme. according to one authority, contem-
plates the appointment OF Greer until Walker
gets home, and then the detail of the latter
| for regular tour OF duty at the head OF the
| Examining Board.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12
memorable Meeting at Bowling Green.

Rowtrxc GREEN. Va. May Especial e.,
In compliance with notice gwen al Apth
court by j. M Hudglp, chairman OF .ne
Democratic party OF this county 70 tne en-
that the Democratic voters wouIu nuee. ~
,nass- meeting at May court TO elect ue'eE"'s .'
90 S,ate meetiug to he held in Richmond on
the 18th instant. "A large numOeI % boilo-
crate voters OF this county met on inc court
Mr. Lewis Kidd was elected chairman OF the
meeting: John Washington, secretary.
On motion tie Democratic voters OF eacn
district retired and selected Delegates 70
Richmond TO be ratified by masS-meeting
Following is list OF delegates and aiteruates
Madison District Delegates: l.. A. smith
DIR i A Flippo. John Washington. After
pates A. G.. Smith. J. n. Nelch' D. T..
BOWLING Green District-Delegates: w; d..
Ouesenberry. Il. - COghill. Or. }. ID. Butler
r. CHANDLER. +. c. Moncure. Alternateo:
Professor 81 ohm Hart. Jr.. *. .. fetross ). l.
Broaddus. John Baker. James Campbell.
Port kOyal District Delegates: ). w. Laioe,
g. r. Boulware. Or. Holloway. j. W. Jones.
Alternates: L. b. CONWAY. s. Nj. SkinRer' W.
n. Calswn. J. b. Washington
Reedy Church District-DeIegates George
Samuel Alternates X. !. bowers, AuOfy
Blanton. Atwell Samuel.
CAPTAIN j. Nj. Hudgin. delegate-at- large.
The following resolution was offered by MI.
Ouesonbeuy and unanimously passed.
- Resolved by the Democratic party OF caro-
lima That we will express no preference foI
any candidate for President. and that our dele
gates to the Richmond Convention be TO
0uested to use their efforts to secure deiega
,ion from this State TO Chicago uhtrammeled
by any instruction. but lett Tree 10 use then
best Judgment III selecting the most aValihDl'
candidate for the coming election for Presi
dent of the United States.
On motion the secretary Is instructed c
send proceedings OF this meeting to hich
mond and Fredericksb burg.
A pigeon was killed near Woodtor'
vas,erday with a ring around his leg with TIT
following: 14O S. w. +. 1t was u black pigeon
shot through mistake.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12

Pitcher Jones in the fifth gave three men
bases on balls with the bases full; cN WOOD
Kent her lead. scoring two runs IN IN
their last inning The lnhelus lid u
nth tnti, teams stopped some very WIG
throws. which added much snap 70 wna'
would otherwise not have been sOV" t5a.,-e
eTsnal Hsst6pping some very wild pitch
inc st stesadied Jones up. who was pitching his
first game. He also made pretty throw 10
third from a ball thrown from centre ous
Worthington dropped the ball. The score Is
as follows:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12
ONLY TwO Ls4GUE GAWEss

Rain Prevent the Others-Bostons Defeats
Observation-Disclosures wins.
PITrsprRG. May lit was 20 in favor
Of the home club to the eighth inning IN to-
davis game. when Baldwin weakened, sending
one Bostonian 10 fret on balls and letting
four others touch him up Tor singles each.
This resulted in four runs and the game Tor
the. Bean Eaters. Score
II. B.H. =.
Pittsburgs. 10OOO4x 2
Bostons........2 $1,000 % 3
Batteries Baldwin and Mack Nichols and
CAMEL. Umyire, Nacular.
BAL1IMoREs 3; ST. LOUIS 3.
ST. LOUIS. May 1.-THE features OF to
DAYS game was the fact that all the runs
scored by both sides were earned. Welch
made a phenomenal catch and BTodle great
throw 10 the plate Home runs won the game
for the visitors Score.
R. r. II. z.
St Louis........12OOOOOOO-3 8 8
Baltimores. OO120O0 4 3 2
Batteries. Caruihers and Buckley; Healey
and Gunson. Umpire. Emsie.
MANY GAMfs POSTPONED.
CLEVELAND. ONO. May 1.-The Cleveland.
Brooklyn game was postponed on account Of
rain.
Washington game was postponed on account
of ram Two games are scheduled for to-
morrow
Double games will be also played with the
ST Louis team Friday and Saturday the
weather permitting.
The New York-Louisville and the Philadel-
phia-Cincinnati games were postponed on &C
count Of wet grounds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12
Arrnck.nrirer,s Mock Hroken.

NoRro1E. Va. May l1.-lspecial; Today
a. Henry Lewis. a well-known colored man
in the employ of Messrs. J. Q. Carnage * CO.,
was driving lis truck into the warehouse OF Of
the Bav Line Company be slipped from MS
seat and fell to the ground. one wheel OF me
heavy truck. with Its ton OF guaho. pass. :
within five minutes.
n. ID. Pittman one Of the leading merchants
Of Isle of Wight county. made to-day an as
sienment to A. c. Garrett, of Newport News
Assets and liabilities unknown.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12
Basel Ball To-Day.

There will be an interesting game OF ball at
Island Park this afternoon. when tho real
estate shouters cross bats with the insnr-
ance policy writers. The contest viii begin
at 1870 O'Clock and the excellent practice OF
this week guarantees good ball playing. The
team IL as follows:
Insurance Team-R. M. Peasants, captain;
Walter Doughty. pitcher; Edward Stoddsrd.
catcher. iyey l.. Arlington, short stop; Edgar
Freeman, first base; X. N. Plesssnts. second
base; Bon, Minor, third base; Lows Paine,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12
Suing anInsurance Company.

The United States Circuit Court Judge
Hughes presiding. was engaged yesterday IN
trying the suit OF /. ". Brucs's admInstra-
tor against the United States Mutual Acct
dent Association of New York.
Bruce held m accident policy IN the
above company for 80 O00. Some two years
ago while recovering from an attack OF
typhoid fever he left his bed In returning
10 it he fell. striking his head against the
door post. and died in an hour.
The company claims that death was from
natural causes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12
THE CARNIvAL or BEAUTY.
This is the Name Selected for the Baptist
Entertainment

This Is the Name Selected for the Baptist
Entertainment.
The committees from tho various Baptist
churches appointed to hold a bazaar IN tho
interest of the Randolph-street church met
in the mission-room of the Second church
Yesterday afternoon. They adopted Carne-
vale di Blezza as the name of the entertain
ment.
Belvidere Hall was selected as the place az
which it will be held and TUESDAY. Slay z4th.
as the day of commencement. The various
committees are already at work on compre-
hensiye programme. The young ladies Of tho
Clay-street Baptist church will issue paper
of the same name as the carnival during its
continuance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12
The Ambulance.

The ambulance responded TO the following
calls yesterday
AT 7.40 A. NJ. 10 Hospital. near Seventeenth
street 70 attend white woman with .n cpl
leptic fit. She was treated and taken 10 the
almshOuse.
At 10 A. NJ 10 the police court 10 attend a
white man with an epileptic fit. Treated and
lett
At 9.25 u. NJ to the FRS, station 10 attend
A negro boy. who had been cut on the left
leg. lie was treated and taken to his home
at 70 north Thirty tfth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12

left field: Rainey Darlington, right field
Aubrey Young. centre field; X. Leonard
Noel. Ben. Wherry, James Doweli, snbst-
tutes. ~
Real Estate Team-Lee Grant. CAPTAIN: W.
w. Webb, catcher Lee Grant pitcher; Percy
Glinn. short stop: Robert X. Harrison. first
base: Taylor Harris, second base; Lewollyi
Mcyeigh. third base; Dick Jones. left held;
Harry Pollard. centre field &. c. huskell.
right field. Substitutes II. Brown. Albert
Brant. Douglas Taylor and John Easley.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12

HE cold. cloudy
weather kept the
attendance at to-
days races some
what under tho
usual Derby day
crowd. The track
was III fair condi-
ton. Irish Chief
and Bashford were
scratched. leaving
but three starters
for the Derby. and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12

EVERY STATE WHICH has SPOKEN SINCE THE
Ngw York CONVENTION HAS DECLARED FOR
GROVER CLEVELAND. LET THE VOTERS OF
RICHMOND SEE TO IT TODAY THAT, AS PAR As
THEY CAN EFFECT THE RESULT. VIRGINIA SHALL
ONE WEEK FROM TODAY PLACE HxRsxLF IN LINE
WITH HxR sIsTxRs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12
Confirmation Services by Bishop Randolph

BLACKSTONE. Va. May 11.-Ispecial. IT,
Bishop Randolph Of the Protestant Episco-
pal Church. held divine services here today.
Among those confirmed were the Rev W. +:
Metbodist Episcopal church, Norfolk. Va.
| understand that Mr.. Evans proposes to
make his future home in Alabama, where he
expects TO carry on his work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12

EVERY STATE WHICH HAS SPOKEN SINCE THE
NEW YORK CONVENTION HAS DECLARED FOR
GRovER CLEVELAND LET THE VOTERS OF
RICHMOND SEE TO 1T TODAY THAT, AS FAR As
TREY cAN EFFECT THE RESULT, VIRGINIA SHALL
ONE WEEK FROM TO-DAY PLACE HERSELF IN LINZ
WITH HER SISTERS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12
Tho Xnta for Sheriff.

BY throwing out the Third precinct Of JEFF
ferson ward the vote for Sheriff is somewhat
changed. Ii now stands as follows
Hughes, 2. 420 Winston. 1885, Gates. ,gls;
Orange, / 500. Gates lost l65 votes. Hughes
81 votes. Orange - votes and Winston II
votes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12

BALTIMORE. Nh. May 11.-Kobert p. Ma
gee. the Baltimore swimmer. tonight depos-
tied 500 forfeit with the Morning Herald to
swim Gus Sunstrom. of New York. fiye-
mile race for the championship Of America.
The match is TO be for $500 or $1,000 side
and il to take place in Philadelphia or Balti-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12

the race was generally conceded u The Cor
rigan entry. Ms ARA WAS not thought To- DO IN
condition for race OF the distance. The post
odds were Phil Dwyer and Huron coupled.
four TO five, and ARA seven TO five.
Phil Dwyer went out from the start as pace
maker and maintained the lead by three to
FIVE lengths for half the distance. Here
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12
LAylBERTs POINT. MAY II, is@

IUNIEUs
Steamships Saturnina. New Orleans, Liver
uool: Ossian, Now Orleans, Nouen.
ARRIVED.
schooners Sarah ". Lawrence. Agnes L. Nan
son Fannie keichie. barge Majestic.
LOADED.
Porges Hudson Hobokon. korens. Bos'on;
N4iesfir New London: schoOners fannie
reirhie. Charleston: :. W. Lawrence. Pow
donce: Agnes T.. Manson. Boston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12
THE CAROLINIANS WIN.
r,,1rs TURyrsD on THE ,VARsITIEs
o,,, Two National League Games fis'e"-
Hostons Defeat the Pittsburgs-'o"'"
ern Amateur Players.
rs1vrnsrrY OF VIRGINIA. May ll.-lspec'ai

HE North Caro-
linians turned the
tables on the Uni
versity Of yirginia's
team on the latter'S
grounds to-day, the
final score being 7 to
4. In the fourth in
ming the score stood
Ito DIN favor Of the
home team. when
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12

Those beautiful building lots on Grove and
Flovd avenues between tho residences OF A.
c. Becker and Milton Cayce. ESQ. will be
sold not merely offered at the Office OF n.
w Bowe. auctioneer, at o'clock L. NJ. on
Friday 18th instant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12
Death of a Well Known Miner.

PocAFoNrAs. Va. May 11.-lS Special John
Barry. a Hungarian miner, well known IN TINS
place. dropped dead this evening upon re-
tnrnjnp from his work. Heart disease was the
trouble.