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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-18
ANsw pemeere.Ie club in Winston

WINSTON. y. G.. March IL special The
Jefferson Democratic Club, which was organ
lied here recently. Is making fine progress The
business men have subscribed alOut 500 for its
support and new members are being added 10
the roll very day. hree handsome rooms have
lccn rented and are now beng ftted up with
M G FURNITURE. carr cts cic. he rooms Will he
lighted uy electricity and the committee viii
sung'rl for nlm or OF leading daIl.es and
weeklles. 4 large rlgu viii he placed on the
outside of the door and IL las been suggested
that the following words e placed thereon
Jefferson democratic Club. All democrats
welcome. Likewise are NepullcGns VINO be-
hcVe III conversion
10 has leaked ont That Mrs. BOYD who was
rOstmi distress al Iilesvil4e now New London.
Rowan county, confessed on her deathbed a
few dafs ago that She stole sum OF money a
few wears ago which she slipped III her hus-
band POCKET aud then reported him with a
view OF gel ung rid of him. Her work then was
eiectual, A. the.husbard was trei for the Of
tense and IS now ia the 1tale peuitentlary, serV-
ing sentence FOR stealing Mrs BOYD. how
ever. was removed from the Office several
months ago upon the charge of clookedness.
MS tOia Morris The 6oung heidsyille lady
who some time ago "a, ated such sensa ion
when gnel IN courf upon the charge Of
numbering her lana. has mlrrled again so
il IS learned here TODAY Tor the past few
years she has been residing with her aunt AZ
South Boston. Va. The name of the gentleman
she won J. not learned
The Winston board Of aldermen arc discuss
ing The question OF taxing oil retail drummer5
who come here 20 sell goods in cOInuetltion
with home merchants
The Gulliord Battle-Ground Company has
decided TO make lake at the south side OF the
grounds.
The Iaptists here are making extensive prep
ara ions for the state sunday school Conyen-
ton. which Will open or April lnh Among the
Irominen. men who are expected 10 be present
and take part in the proceedings are the follow
INK; Rev. Or. i. VI. Ellis OF b lltimore, Rev. DR..
j. NJ Frost OF Louisville, ny, Rev. Dr. f. b
Bell Of Richmond, ky.. correspondent secre-
tary OF the Foreign Mission Board: state Audi
tor George W Ssnderlin and DR.. G. Durham OF
Of North Carolina
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The Oldest Member OF the Petersburg Bar.

PETERSBURG, Va, March Is.-lSpeciaLl- " IN
in the past week three OF petersburg bsSr
known citizens have died. Tlc third was MI
W. J.. Watkins whose death occurred this morn
ing after brief illness. The deceased had ior
many years been sufferer from rheumatisiii'
The families from which Mr.. watkins "ss uoo
scended were Hnguenois. who III the yea l,,o
settled az Manakin Town, Va lie was Doih
in Richmond. Va. on January III -, -,
and received a collegiate education al lIiillii
and Mary College. re siudllen "a" pntersburg.
and received license to practice IN 1916 Slhce
that time he has followed the profession on lnH
continuously practicing IN Dlh"luu,vl a.. W. The
Joining counties. court OF appeals. ana q, me
time of his death was the oldest member OF me
Petersburg bar lie has been Tor t"V
terms city attorney for Petersburg, an l
was at one time member OF the cliy couhcli'
a. +. and A. NJ. and past commander OF
Appomattox Commandry. knights Iempiih.
He carried r life in'nrence Of S2jOO. vi I'M
amount $1,000 IS in me Mutual reserve nul"
Insurance Company OF New YORK r.
The revival which has been IN progress lor
the past month or more at the Washington,
street Methodist Epscopaip chulcn' COZ 'uOseu
brought to close last night There were nearly
one hundred conversions,
The March term of the hustings court opened
this morning. Inc 6iahu jury lOuhu HullDol
Mr.. J. 4. Young, for many years Icweier o.
this city. died this afternoon alter prOtracted
illness The deceased was for several terms a
member OF the common council and was ct one
time member of the school board: te was
also president Of the Planters and Mechanics
Iank which fail ID some years ago.
81 Patricks day wa, raw. damp and dsa-
grecable and early in The forenoon there was a
brisk fail of hail. hc anniversary was nos
formally observed here.
Mir. ". b. Tenant, OF Richmond, qualified to-
iay to practice law in the husungs court OF
this city.
At a meeting Of the board OF directors OF the
Petersburg Saving and Insurance COMPANY hel1
to-day Mr. Alexander Hamilton was eected
vice. resident of the company 10 nll tie va
cancy caused by the death Of The late Alexander
Donnan. Appropriate resolutions on the death
of Nh. Donnan were adopted by the board 49,
MIR. William l. Lainer, an employe al the NJ.
Airy shops IN this city. and Miss Mary +. Nash,
day. where they were MARI @ /. Z he bridal party
returned to the city this afternoon.
At the annual meeting of ST. Patrick Catho-
lie beneficial Society held tonight Joseph NJ.
Barke was elected president and \. j. Francis
ce-presIdcnt
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Suffnu Iteaenfenced.

wYrHTvIIIr, Va, March L. SpeciaLl-Way-
man Sutton, who has been confined ~ lsll IN
IvnchDurg since his recapture III the West last
fall for fear OF his friends and sympathizers IN
this county would make another attcmIt 10 re-
lease him. was brought here by the officers to-
dav on the train which arrived about mid day.
and was carried straight to the courthouse and
Immediately resentenced. Judge Williams
appointed the 21th day OF May next for
the execution of the sentence. Before
pronouncing sentence he carefully reviewed
the facts and circums tances connected with the
murder OF Peter Haryel, Of which Sutton was
found guilty These facts have been already
published in your columns Sutton solemnly,
in the presence of The Judge and the assembled
court, declared himself innocent Of the crime
of which he is accused and his hands mn
stained by the blood OF his tellow-man. sutton
will no doubt be taken back 10 Lynchburg TO
await the execution OF the 5, n tence.
Professor Mallett OF the Unworthy Of Nir-
GINA arrived at Wytheville to-day. being one
OF the witnesses called IN the case of CarricO
against the Bertha Zinc Company, which IS
still in progress. lie will testify in regard TO
the compo sltlon, nature and explosive qualities
OF dynamite.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-18

DASvuLE. VA. March .;.-lSpecaLl-Dr.
George A. Carter died at his home three miles
from the city al 3 clock Last night. and Will be
buried AT o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Or.
Carter Was born near Chatham May %, 1884.
He was highly educated in the schools of yir-
GINA. and after graduating at the University
of Virginia. he studied medicine first in Itch
mond and then took a full course in a
New York medical institution. from which he
graduated in 1853 Shortly afterwards the
young doctor was married 10 Miss Bette w
Nomack. daughter OF Allen W. Womack, one
OF the then leading farmers Of the county. Dr.
carter went 10 the war in 1861 an officer Of
The Chatham Grays and took part in
mot OF the lighting IN Northern
virginia unrl on account OF his medical
and surgical accomplishments he was ordered
70 Inc confederate hospitals After the war he
located IN ienyille and being one OF the most
ACCOMPLISHED OF Nirginia's physicians he soon
pun, up lsrge practice. len years or moro
ns2 ne rrsctlca!y retired from the active work
OF ms profession and went TO his country home
pear the city. He had been in feeble health
70 his room. ""' ''''"'N
.dhs LADIES' Benevolent Association has de.
Ssrsu 70 snITSe thar building. corner Of JEFF
ssIson snd Loyal streets. known as the Home
sof Inc Sick' and the benevolent work thsy have
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-18
Suing FOR the Loss Of Both Arms.

WYTHEvuIE. Va. March l6.-iSpeciall This
is the second week of circuit court. u being the
first term held by Judge Samuel Williams. The
case Of Ebert Carrico against the Bertha zinc
Company has occupied the conrt since Monday
morning. . he plaintiff sues for $4,000 damages
for the loss OF his arms aud other Injuries occa-
stoned 20 him by an explosion OF DYNAMITE
which he was thawing for the company before
an open fire. NouminOus deposltions have been
taken on roth sides. experts on explo'Nei 3,
LARGE contractors who have had long eXpe-
rience III handling dynamite, professors Of
chemistry and others having rec rded their
testimony. and the case has Deen ethaustiyeiy
prepared.
A new feature in the case was exhibited this
morning. when it was brought 20 the attention
OF the Court that the Bertha zinc and Mineral
Company, which 10 seems Is recent assignee OF
i ~ ii1 -, IN CO.. H. t,.ii,,, H., H. i'niici
States COurt restraining Ebert tarrlcO and his
attorneys from prosecuting the cau,e of Car
rico against Lertha Llnc Company farther
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-18
Epidemic of Measles Mt Windsor.

WINDsoR, Va, March 17.-lspeciaLl-The
measles is prevailing III this community. Sew
era persons in the family Of Mr. j. @. Branch.
deputy postmaster. J S Bradshaw and W. J.
Lane, GOOle Roberts and Miss Annie Bradshaw.
of windsor Academy. are each very sick with
il.
Tho revival at the Baptist church here closed
last I lcsday night. Tho meetins was one OF
the most interesting and effective in the his
tory OF he church
The Wnd,or Academy Literary Society met
last night and debated the following question
" Re owed. That giving affords more pleasure
than receiving and was discussed aiiirmatively
by G.. J.. lnrdsong. G. Is. Hobbs aud g. T.. Mob
lett and II gaiiyely by ". J.. Jarrett j. y. Bow
den. ID. G. Baker, ). T.. Johnson and J. &.
Crumpler. The question Was decided in the
upuaffye
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-18
"HE NEVER CAME BACK
JAMES O'BRIEy DID SOT CELH'"AiH
g.. Patrick. D,v In Lexington Yesterday
Whereas lie? Echo Answers""ne 'e
No Money Gone, Very strange

LEXINGTON. VA. March i7.-lspecl ail-Ooh-
siderable talk has been occasio"eN n''...
the whereabouts Of the agent OF INC
and Ohio railroad. James Obrien' "no s",
denly disappeared Wednesday OF las,
Search by the railroad authorities iAled 10 as
certain moro than the fact that ne uro'o
through the country 10 Buena visa ana 'nere
bought a ticket TO Pittsburg. Pa. Inc surniise
was that he had absconded on account OF oeing
in debt, but the cash drawer in his oilce sho"eu
500 in money he had eft. As no one khe"
the combination or. tire safe Il mas no. DE-, ueod
opened. All this week the iOIOWlhs, l",4t 90
Oincials have been az work on inc vovh' 49,
far have made no reuOrt: Mr. i. u j
suDerintendent of the Valley rOau' J.. -
Swavue auditor of the Chesapeake ana OIl9'
and e.. n. Slaughter auditor OF me 'aiisS - IT,,
q Irien IS married into one OF the best lhniiio ,
in Rockbrldge and is young man OF H IT,,
promise There j. \ fumor that lie mas nc. .fl
dIssipating TO some extent recently tHus
causing his trouble. There Is also sussestloni
that he Is suffering from temporary Heh.a'
alteration. Time can only solve tho mys,erf,
The report Of this affair has been wlthheld
from the press 50 far that the matter might be
cielred up q Bricn is q son OF Dennis " blleh
OF Culpeper. Va. IL,
The Jsrman case ia attracting an unusuauy
large crowd many expert railroad oillclIls re-
lng called in 20 testify. IL VIII codOlless Gun
time all this week.
Mrs Jennie Rivers Efiinger. whose death was
published Yesterday. viii be Int rred l9I @
at II o clock. The funeral services VIII ne con-
Quoted from the residence on Nam stree. IL,
John Hance n negro youth. WAS accidentally
shot IN a colOred bar er-shop on Jefferson slItes
lafe this evening by another 10Y named ChaTne
Madison. waiter at the Virginia MllllhIs III
stitute. Tie wounded man is Seriously II lot
fatally. hurt and The police aIelnvestlgatihs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-18
The VIII of the Late william L. Scott.

CAPE CHARLES, March 15.-lSpecisl. The will
cf the late Hon. William l.. Scott, the million
aire of Erie, Pa, of Democratic and thorough
bred horse fame. the original owner OF most or
the land on Cape Charles. the founder OF cape
Charles City and the principal promoter OF the
New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk Hallway
Company. has been admitted to probate IN the
County Court OF Northampton.
Until this time il was thought the lots owned
by the deceased were entaled. precluding pnr-
chase by persons DESTROYS to build here. i his
impression obtained because all OF Mr. SCOTS
realty was loft IN trust for his two daughters
Thus not only the town lots but the valuable
water front. which Il In demand Tor wharVes
and packing houses. have been IN stain quo.
The filing OF the will however, together with a
power of attorney empowering the trustees to
SELL has very much improved the outlook Tor
this important point Of Nlrginlas commercial
development
BY looking over some old papers in the pos
session of the descendants OF one OF the old lam
lilies Of the Eastern Shore, your correspondent
is able 10 furnish list OF the original subscrlb-
ers TO Marshalls Life of Washington made IN
1907 with reference to AccOmac and NOrthainp-
ton counties. The gentlemen below mentioned
have children, grandchildren and great grand
children scattered throughout the United
States.
From Accomac: Charles Bagwell, George p
Psgwell. Samuel Coward, J. J.. Abbott, John
Boisnard. Walter Bayne. NJ. Beard, w. Gibbs
James Gillett, William Haskins, John 5. Kerr.
Thomas Parker, John 4. Parker. ". Peter, Il.
X. Spence. Christopher Satchel. John Shep-
herd. William Seymore, W. j. Iwlford. John
Wharton, Drummond Wllbourne. William l..
White. Iully Wise.
From Northampton; Peter Bowdoin. John
Brickhhouse, Peter Curtis Nathan Iarpy, John
James Lyon. i. Parramore. Sr:, !. iarranore,
Jr.. Southey Spady, Coyenton Simkins WlllGm
Stratton, j. Stratton. Thomas l.. savage. G. H..
Satchell, John Tomkins, fully II. Wise, John H..
Waddy and Nathaniel wilkins.
1t will be observed at that early time that
given number. as in this case but eleven out of
fOrty-three.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-18
Mn..ionary nretInr-sl. ratrlch,s Day.

CHATL TrEsyrIrF. Va. March l7.-rSpecial.l-
A missionary meeting IN connection with the
thee apiist church IN this city on the 18Th
and 9th instant II is expected that all the
pastors Of the churches IN Albemar.e As.ocia-
ton Will attend The programme Is very at
tractive and among those who arc expected to
ho pres ent and speak are Dr.. NJ. T. Whar, on Of
Norio ok. Professor H. H. Harris of Richmond.
d.. j. y Felix Of Iynchburg and Dr.. j. Nj.
Pitcher Of Petersburg.
A. usual, -. Patrick day is against tho Irish
A northcaster. that wonid blight the hardest
shamrock. is prevailing. and snow Is descend
Ing. There is no demonstration here.
Or. j.. Kendall burgess. OF Richmond, will
open dental Office in tIis city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-18
Little sic,sness-A Church Fe.t,vat

of .he practicmg physicians Of tho town here
states that there Is less sickness IN this sec
ton al present than at any period during the
past winter
The weather has been unfavoralle for farm
work for the past week On TUESDAY il showed
during the day and night. and nj this wiring
snow is falling rapidly, with several inches as
the result OF the LAST snow of lueslav
The ladies ofthe DISCIPLES church OF this place.
pro oSe to have festival and an entertainment
the = tn instant raise funds for the necessary
repairs and painting OF their church building
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-18
PROPOSALS.
OFFICE CRY WATER WORKS,
40. 9i2 EAST BROAD STREET
RICHMOND, Va, MARCH 9. 1879.

richmond. Va, MARcH 9. 1872 }
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
> AT THIS OFFICE until II ~, MARCH W.
1892 for the following materials and supplies
for the Water Department for the year ending
March !, 1893:
b Fire Hydrants. double nozzle finch supply
3oI 6-inch stop Valves
l5 i-inch stop Valves.
inch. - Io-inch. - i2-inch, - i6-inch and
e0-inch Stop Valves each.
900 6-Inch Pipes, T. feet long, exclusive OF hub.
hub inches long; thickness OF Pipe 7-l6 OF en-
inch joint not 20 exceed ~ OF an inch; weight
not TO exceed BOO pounds each
400 4-inch Pipes, II feet long, exclusive of hub;
hub 31a inches long. thickness OF Pipe IS OF an
inch; joint not 10 exceed q OF an inch, weight
not TO exceed 2lj pounds each.
40 3-inch Pipes ~ feet long, exclusive OF hui,
hub inches long thickness Of Pine 5-ib oI au
inch joint not TO exceed q or an inch; weigh.
not 90 exceed 10 pounds each.
S-inch. - l0lnch, - Finch, - l6-lnch and
- 2O-nch Pipes.
1900 pounds Of Special Castings consisting
Of double and single branches Sleeves, Bend,
Plugs. Caps and keducers, from 90 2ilnches do
ameter, though principally OF and Inches al-
ameter
All bids FOR Pipes to be made upon a basis u
2,2fO pounds Per ton. and for special Castings
per pound. All Pipes and Special castings 10
be made strong. tough, gray flg-iron, such
as may be readily drilled and Clipped. All PIPES
To DO cast vertically with bell end down, 20 10
subjected 10 proof by water recssure of 300
pounds per square inch. and while under pres
sure 10 be hammer -tcatels 10 be tilNItN ar a
temrerature of 200 degrees Fahrenheit in Z bath
OF pitch OF same tenn eraiure' 10 be thoroughly
coated and 10 ne smooth and true.
An Pines and Special astings 10 conform IN
all respects 20 tho specifications and dlmen-
sions furnished boy the Superintendent OF tho
Water W orks, and 20 be- delivered T. o b. at The
DepOts or Wharyes IN the City OF Richmond.
The delivery OF Pines, Special Castings. Hy-
drants and Valves 10 commence ten DAYS after
award OF contract and continue in such quantl-
tics as may be demanded by the oupernten-
dent.
Specifications and furthef.i information will DO
furnished az this office.
The Committee on Water reserve the right %
increase or decrease am OF the above named
quantities ~ per cent and the right % relec,
any or al bids.
CHARLES +. BOILING.
mh9-i i-i5-is-. 9-2j-29 Superintendent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-18

hccn engaged in will DO increased. hnc n,er
wing viii be added to The hcr sse will viii also lie
ten new wards Double p o,vn viii he nit in
he cost q The c0nc a,, a Which !. in sight
NJ ne acv"s recenfIy been remembered IN
snhstsnt;al wav in the will OF the is'e D. M'
Johnston who lcft 1t stu. p.c,;s, roinis,cr
Rev " T. Warren young baptle' illiis'ca
who recently gradnated from tho SV ,naI ~
sg,1f. in The North Danylc Baptist church
iast night llcv. + u: lhamen OF Iansiiii
F Font OF Halifax ana Rev. r. H. Jones OF
Chatham formed ne ordination council NE
The anspices Of the state mission board Will
hsvo charge Of several missionary Baptist
churches IN Patrick county:
Kew. j. A Hernaon. superintendent Of public
schools Of DanvIie, North panville and Dan
vile township. was married this afternoon TO
Mrs Rebccca A. Giles OF North Danville. The
ceremony took place at the brides home at .
O'Clock. a.,
small fire at an early hour this morning did
slight damage TO |, 7. Mays bar-room on Crag-
head street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-18
pea.h ID nn cd olt.zen OF notetonrt.

RUcHtyAN. Va. March i7-iSpeciai. 1t has
showed heavily during the past few days On
Tuesday night there was fall OF SIX inches
and to-day il il showing again. The fruit crop
has been kept back from TOO early an advance
and there Is every prospect OF good yield this
season.
Mr.. Joel w. Booze an old citizen OF Botetourt
died Monday night from heart disease liz was
buried IN the cemetery hero YESTERDAY
Senator HILLS trip through buchanan did not
arouse much enthusiasm. His popularity in
this section is not as great as that OF 5r Glove
land 9. who is he choice Of our people for the
presidential nomination.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-18

King Ilumbert's approaching visit to Eng
land Is said 10 be due to the gratitude he feels
when he recalls that Queen Victoria was the
hrst Oh European soyereigns to recognize the
young kingdom of Italy thirty or more years
ago lie has, however. already visited the
Empe-ors OF Austria and Germany. his obi
cations 10 whom are OF q more recent charac-
ter. The Marquis di Rudini will probably
not accompany his Majesty. as there will lie
no diplomatic matters to arrange but Queen
Margherita will go. and this will be her first
will DO made by wstc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-18
MIR. MORTON In NORFOLK
THE scHooNER EBENrR rLoArED.
yerdict Of Not Guilty In the Hutohins MUIR
der Triai-A Thief Detected In staun-
ton-yirginia Affairs.

NORFOLK. Va. March is.-ISpecial wee
President Norton arrived here this morning OF
the Washington boa, and went direct 10 VIZ
GINA Beach to Join his family.
Mr. Alpheus l. White. promnen, ana ven
cradle citizen. died here to-day.
The Confederate monument committee OF
which Colonel Walter n. Taylor IL chairman
hasissued an address submitting plan to r"'se
sfsOo in three years. II the amount Is no. 10,
raised in tho time specified all subscriptions VIII
be refunded
The Norfolk Anti Wharfage Associallon, 80, =,
made application for an Injunction IesiI Tsr
the New ork. Philadelphia and Nn.,n Packet
road Company and the ijaltimor H., wharfage
COMPANY from continuing 20 coiIcOs "Ibo IN,
on freight received at Their "n. a'l
junction will be argued next uesu"' vhich has
The schooner Annie \ Nv Ism snit for several
weeks was hoated about 10 O'Clock IT, ~. becn
the Merritt Wrecking CompanS- ono ""' "'O'
brought 70 TINS in e' tSe Hutchns murder trial
eronoht IN . verdict OF not guilty ms cNtHl1.'
Hutchins received the cOnsFatuia'4o"' "a "
large n nun 81 Irelsnds patron saint dswned
rnon ,his city cold and disagreeapie; .oi-
ttinately Tor the admirers OF the 800 t;on
tbere was no street parade ou III faIi 70.
ofber than grand banquet az EIleIalt ION ~
night for which an extensive lossa,ii,ino H .So
bcen arranged From several puliTtnhs Wy
flag OF Ireland j. Uoallnk l'-"os - -.
sorest is waving from the fiag-siaii OF the NlI-
oman bnilding During the recent nre, Whlch
came very near destroying the neWSpAlef
rroperty. the most beautiful lrish nag IN me
CIV WAS DESTROYED. The one seen TINS morning
arrived last nj ght from Philadelphia, and has
been mnch admired .......
works had his hand badly crushed IN hiachlh-
erv AT the works yesterday evening"
Archbishop James Vincent Clearly OF hlng-
atom canada. and Right Rev. &. a.; Gouthier,
,icar- general OF Kingston, are IN the city to-
d.v en- route 70 Alexandria
10 night there will be & grand temperance
rally AZ Asbury Methodist church. Atlantic
CIV Norfolk and Portsmouth lodges Will be
out. addresses will be made and lodge organ
lied "
The Raleigh will be launched at high water
on the sist which will be at II 06 A. Nj.
Mrs Vim. mother of Mr.. g. A. VIM. OF
Portsmouth, while walking in her yard yester-
day fell and broke her arm.
Interesting memorial services were held ny
Ocean Council Royal Arcanum last night, IN
Portsmouth. Beautiful tributes were paid TO
the life and character Of deceased Regent Lor-
ing by Judge J.. X. Watts and Major W.. Z.
Irwin. both holding high positions IN the order.
An effort is being made 20 organize PROBES
sional baseball team here Baltimore sport-
ing man is negotiating for lease OF the park,
and If he Is successful will bring several strong
players here from Baltimore, and with the best
local talent will put crack nine IN the hcld.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-18
Horse saIes-A seriou. Acc,aen,

LFNISGroN, KY. March l5.-fSpecisl Yes
terday nj the spring horse sales Of Woodard &
nhankiin. Campbell's Eiectioneer, 2:l734 sold FOR
sl5l0; and Young JIM owned by Mr. w. h.
Ford. formerly OF Richmond sold for s3.s5n
The heaviest snow-stOrm Of the year falling
and there are no indications Of lis ceasin0
4 son OF Major T. i. Johnston was accidentallv
shot through the mouth yesterday AZ the Ken.
tncky Military Institute. Major Johnston has
taken him 10 Richmond for medical attention