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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-31
sErENrr-sEyrYTH ANNIVEEsART.
Trinity Methodist Sunday schools Annual
celebration.

The seventv-scventh anniversary exercises
Of Trinity Methodist Sunday school was held
in that church at 4 o'clock sunday afternoon
and were deeply interesting and greatly en-
'0yed.
The large audience room galleries cor
ridor- aud every available space was hled at
o very early hour. and number Oi persons
failed % get IN.
Tic exercises we're conducted by Mr.. John
IS. Tereusson. president of the society. ana
Mr. Charles y. Rady. assistant supeunten-
3ent and consisted OF addresses by tne cnA-
dfon. recitati0ns. etc. by the infant class I'M
der direction of Mr. 4. J.. ID. Naltord. ana
Rotations and singing by the Wesleyan MS
sion school under direction or Mr' j. IT,.
Gheatham superintendent.
The main feature OF the afternoon Tss tho
leautiiul emblematic representation or the
Heavenly Gates 20 the Celestial Clty.
Nineteen lovely young maidens. dressed IN
virgin white wearing golden crowns. made q
rHfpassingiv beautlul scene es they told OF the
e.ores of the heavenly word. and then 70 tho
tread of a beautiful hymn, marched through
the aisle and mp the golden steps strewn
with lowers through the beautiful Gates
into the Celestial City. while the strains OF
the organ in soft aud sweetest tones nileu
every heart with joy.
The choir of the church. with Mr. John H.
Frschkorn organist, Mr. L. Wiley DAVIS di-
rector. and Miss Grace Henning soloist, con-
tgbated greatly 20 the pleasure Oh the occ"-
sion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-31
A nnrclar Rreak. Through tho skylIzht.

Saturday night about o'clock Mrs. Junlus
Morris aud Mrs. Kent were seated IN the hall
Of the formers house. on Third and Grace
streets, when they were startled by "a crash
and rattle of glass above their heads. aud At
the same time a negro mans body fell almost
at their feet Though trlte stunned the
man arose and tied from the house.
The ladies quickly gave the alarm, out tho
fellow had potten away. IL 10 supposed that
he sneaksa into tho house and secreted him.
self in the attic and in moving around
stepped on tho glass skylight, which gave
way with him. The ladies were very much
frlulteue1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-31
hlvOsr cnASH or ARmS.
Russian Troops March IN Hostile Array
AGAINST the austrian Forces.

Vfrxx, May 30. Tho spectacle of Russian
troons marching in hostile array against the
,,,..-.o, forces was witnessed Yesterday at
.t. c.,,.,an frontier near Radzivilou. The
t,.s.r,ar rarr..on at lir0Gy. few miles from
tf. i.-.s.ian- Polish frontier. were ont maneu-
,'o-,,, and .n tlo course OF tramping about
....,,.t,,r,.v crossed INFO Russian TERRITORY.
''i." ,,Ill. frontier ls pntroicd by tos,acks
All no, discovering tho Austrians on Russian
soil they repocted to the RUSSIAN commander
d.. i,afliyl'0n and troops were at once started
W .to direction whore the Austrians had been
..n Hs af0wed object. as stated 10
i tr0lns. WAS 10 attack the invaders
anil drive them lack over the FROM
f.er Fortunately for peace the Austrian
commander bad bis attention called by
Polish peasant to the fact that he was on
Iusstan territory. A brief review of tho sur
r0unducs satisfied the Austuaus that they
lai made o mistake. and they turned their
fnccs 4t once toward thor own SOL. just as
they were crossing the Russian troops were
seen approaching IA the distance at double
0ucs: but before the Russians got within
firing ram the Austrlans were on their own
si1o ot the line The Russians acted es II
they were disappointed and their commander.
after placing u strong outpost at the point
who're the Austrans had crossed. returned
slowly o. RadMvil0u. The incident was az
once reported by the brOdy commander 20
the general in command of the Austrian
forces ln Eastern Gaiacla. Tie aiiar is re-
CARRIED in Vienna 81 considerable significance
as showing the readiness o. the russians 10
seize any pretext Tor hOsUities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-31
Male Orphan society Meeting.

The annual meeting OF the Male Orphan sos
cieiy was held sunday afternoon NJ o. clock al
Park Place Methodist church.
PRAYER was read by Rev. Dr. J. W. B.edsoe. ent
there was excellent singing Dy Dom the
orphan girls and boys
1he address vas made hY heF. ur. yonn -.
Neotou and was a very able ono. Rev. DR. Ca
lsch. Of Beth Ahaba also made an ekcellen:
address ,n
Mrs Gil presided AZ the organ. The boys all
looked neat the reports we're of very en-
couraptug character and the institution Degim
the now year under very bright auspices
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-31

INC funeral SERVICES oTllrs Barbara Brauor,
which took place from 50. Johns German
eating. wore very solemn and impressive. Cap.
lain Cunningham snag the beautiful hymns.
sEock of Ages aud Nearer Ny God 80 Thee 80
Wrs Erauer was a true and loving Christian.
Tho sad death was not a surprise 10 her family
ar many friends for she had been in falling
health for n long time.
lTbe floral tributes were many and beautiful.
Tho following gentlemen acted as pall-bearers:
W.ssrs John Lindsay, Jr.. Louis Byrnes L. J..
Goodman julius Ebenhack bernard Freeman.
II G. Hechler, Jr., Chris EYensen and Walter
llaeIl4F
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-31

CuroN. FoaGf. w., May 90 Special. -
A game of baseball played mere this evening
between machIai-ts of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway shops and the Clifton Forge
nine resulted in score of th.rty-ono 10 five
in favor of the clifton Forge team The
game was o one-sided one from the begin
ming. the material of the town nine being Ian
superior 90 that of the shops Mchenna and
Collins made mp the battery of the shop nine.
and Martin and Meeks that Of the town nine.
John IlpOp. of Charlottesville was umpire.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-31
Ease-Eal1 Yesterday.

The game OF ball Yesterday morning between
the Cclumbias. Of Washington. and the hich-
1nonds was n well-played contest. ho game
wa won by the home roam IN y very close seoro
ofGtoh There were but few errors. :,
Ia the afternoon they we're 10 have playeo
snotner game. but there seemed 20 have been
some Misunderstanding as % who should have
the field. The hicamonds and toiumbias
claimed they had engaged 10, but as the colored
PLAYERS OF this city had the .contract ine nel1
Vas turned over 10 them. and when lef, tbsy
seemed 20 be playing very good ball.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-31
JIORE K.fNsAS STORMS.
A small Tornado Passed Through Portions
Of the State.

= small AuAnhuO ttHNtu AHAbhNH bl AAhhH
of the State.
ArrcA. kansas. May 30. A water-spoui
formed northwest of this city last evening
about i've O'Clock and for about an hour the
whole country was flooded TO such an extent
that the wheat was washed from the ground
and several head of cattle drowned.
MHprcNf LoDGF. KsNsAs. May 3O.-A re-
port has been received here this morning
that "a small tornado struck the country near
h0undup, twelve miles east of here. last
evening aud tore down FIVE houses. but in
ured no one. The people had sufficient
notice % escaps % their cellars.
C0RwIN. KANSAS. May eO-A small tornado
passed north Of here yesterday at noon. doing
au immense amount of damage 10 the farm
ing community uprOOnng trees and tearing
down dwellings and barns 40 report OF
the loss of life or injured have been received.
one farmer lost ten head of cattle and three
horses. A report comes from freeport that
boy named llcDaniels had his leg broken
by @ flying timber.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-31
Ambulance Calls.

Tho ambulance was called out yesterday
morning &C II .55 80 K. O. Gary's, No. IS south
Eighth street, 90 q coored man suffering With
hemorrhagc. He was treated and taken 10 MS
home on sixth street between Main and Cary.
At8.q0 f. NJ 10 tho First poiice-statlon to .
coOrel woman cut on the arm. She was treat
AtSP. N. 10 the Exposition grounds % two
soldier. overcome by heat one WAS taken TO
the Armory and the other 20 the Mechanics In
sutufe
man sick When the ambulance arrived DO had
ieeu taken home by ms friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-31
The Me,ropolit.n Handicap.

NEw York, May s0.-Moris Park. with
its immense stretches snd magnificent
scenery. opened its racing season this
afternoon in a blaze OF glory.
The feature Of the day was the Metropoh-
tan handicap, a race second only m import
ancs 10 the brooklyn suburban handicap,
for some Of the best horses IN training were
carded. Pessara who ran so gamely in the
prooktyn handicap. in which event he hn-
ished second 10 Judge Morrow, tho winner
WAS deseryedly the favorite.
The horses broke IRON the post to beautl-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-31
Pfttsbure Visitors.

The Pittsburg Commandery, No. ]. knights
Templas attended Centenary Methodist
church Sunday evening the day being As
cension pay During the forenoon they yis-
ted tho principal points of interest IN Rich
m0nd and lest evening the visitors enter
tanned ST. Andrews Commandery AZ the Ma
sonIc Temple. A large number OF Indies were
present. and most pleasant time was spent
IN Sundays article IN this paper Sir hnight
+. >. Shidle. eminent commander. was mad
yertently omitted. lie is popular member
OF the fraters. The Iemplars leave the city
this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-31
Jane. Kendall Found Drowned.

Sunday afternoon while several small boys
were playing on the river bank near ihe betie
l,esa Loiv Of A man in the water They gave
tbs alarm and the BODY WAS removed from tno
~a.er II proved 20 DO that OF James Kendall
lie was from North Carolina but frequently VIZ
Uewasansn of lissipated habits aud wa: las
seen Tuesday uay 2ith The coroner held %
,nonrsr AMI a verdict OF accidental erownlns
was rendered Tho body Was turned ovcf 70
f.,..I. f,r tpfermeuf.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-31

SAVANNAH. Ga. May 30 This afternoon
Gus Williams and James Gay, both coiored,
were sentenced to be hanged in private on
July "a. They. We're among the conSpira-
tors who several months ago murdered and
robbed Augusta Mayer. a manufacturer Of
this city. iu his Office. Three others imph-
catedin the affair viii be placed on trial
within q fow days
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-31

HrNuN ton. ". w., May 30.-It is just
learned that Jim Smith, colored desperado
was ynched iu Logan county on Saturday.
Charles Serpeua. q twe.ve-yesr-O.d negro
was found with his throat cut and his pockets
ried. A watch given him by his employers.
was found in Smiths possession. Before the
sheriff could JAIL Smith be was seized and
swung up lie died drinking from a flask AS
long Us he could hold it 10 MS lips. This was
his fourth murder.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-31
The Carnival.

The Carnevale III Belezza at Beividere wlli
continue throughout the week with a new pro
erammo each evening containing specisl al
,,sctiona Last evening Professor Horace
smith, of tho Young, Mems Christian Assoesa-
ION @vmnasiun. and his junior class gave an
,ntsrsstnc athletic exhibition. A good crowd
,.ss in attendance. Good music has been N
attractive feature OF tho carnival and will con-
t,nue TO be an important part OF the weeko
nfogfAMMe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-31

III f fight between
Peter Jackson and
Frank p Slsvin Tor
the championship of
Australia and u purse
of slO, 800 took place
this evening at the
National Sporting
Club. The resuit
was the victory Of
Jackson in the tenth
round. Al lth ough
the members VI the
club VINO had sents
reserved subscribed
from S2j to $500
oo.I t. tto nxtv,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-31

FIJI start with Pessara in front. Tarsi imme-
diately took him in hand and Fairy and Rus
sell went out aud made the running until
we'll into tho stretch. whore Taral called on
Pessars. The horse responded nobly. and st
the last furoug post be had drawn clearsoff
his field md was running easily. "Pesssra
wins yelled his jubilant hackers. which he
did by length.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-31
Funeral of Charles &. Shervir.

The funeral Of the late Charles r. Shervin
took place Sunday afternoon. Rev Father
TIernan officiating. and Captain Cunningham
sang u beautiful solo. Among the friends
who came on 10 pay tho last sad tribute OF 70.
spect was Mr.. John v Loughney. of Phiia-
dephia. Tho pall-bearers were Messrs. w. J.
Ouigley. John r. Higgins; y. O'Sullivan, j.
Ben. Howard. G. w. lIa-wood. John Han
cock George Ecker, William Gwatkin, w. L.
Reed j. /. Estes. M. Sale and Dr. ID. j..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-31
DsvidC. Uenuessey Honored.

NEW ORLEANS. May 3O.-The monument
erected TO tho late superintendent of police
David G. Hennessey. who was assassindted
by the Malta III October. 1880 was unveiled
at Aletarie cemetery yesterday. Addresse,
were made by ex-Mayor Shakespeare and
Mayor IitZpatrick
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-31

The funeral Of the late Il. G. Allen took place
from the Grace-stTeel fiapl,sl church aunda,
,to,ie frionds and relatives. Richmond Lodge
OF Llks turned out III poay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-31

Thomas Manly. n mulatto, was arrested in
c,,rrv r0unty yesterday and bronght 10 this
citv whore ho was lodged IN the city Jail he
isf} on Ire 8.2l DanyINe train this evening in
tbs custody OF Atlanta officers. lie is charged
.i,t murder in that city,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-31

NTw fonR. May 80. A special dispatch
,ioin Morrlstown Tenn. says that Charles
" eens, the negro charged with attempting
=, assault d white woman AT Chattanooga on
~lAy 18TH, Is IN jail at that place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-31
OLD ANSE IN HIS GLORY.
MS coIrs NoW HolD srcoSD PLAcE.
Brooklyn Lost Two Games and Chicago w on
Two-New YORK Wins One-Meiroool-
iian Handicap Mt Morris Park.
NV YonK. May 30.


ROOKLYN and Gin
cinnati engaged in
an eleven inning
contest az Eastern
Park this morning.
The gamo was one
OF the finest played
this season. lt was
certainly the most
exciting played on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-31

WINSTON. y. c.. May S0.--lSpecis. Win
ston Blues had an easy walkover tins after
noon. defeating Charlotte twelve 20 one. Bat
terles Leach and keeier; Clarke and Luck.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-31

GltfF3 sCHEDULFD IUH Iu-DAl.
81. Louis at New York two games
CINCINNATI az Brooklyn TWO games.
Cleveland at Boston two games.
louisville at Philadelphia two games.
Chicago at Washington two games.
Baltimore AZ pittsburg two games.
sOUIHEBN LEAGUE GAMES.
At Montgomery Montgomerys g. Macons'
f. o-,
AtNew Orleans Atlantis. T, New Orleans.
2.
At Memphis -Birminghams g. Memrhis' 2.
Game called AZ the end OF tie third inning on
account OF rain.
At Mobile Chattanoogas. IT, Mobiles, /.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-31
Gener.IK Kr.ldl.r Dead

DAyToS. o.. May s0.-General Kreidler
oommander-in-chiefo Of the Catholic knight
OF IT. John. OF Ohio. died last night. H'
was Sixty-threo years VI age.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-31

By jackson in the Tenth Round-some Msm~
bers of the uigh Aristocracy Present.
LONDON Nav 90 fa92
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-31

tho Brooklyn's grounds. At the end OF the
ninth inning the score was tie at one run
each. In the tenth inning the rain came
down hard for twelve minutes The home
nine were then two runs ahead. Burns. two
baser. brought in a third. The Cincinnati
team added three in their half on hits by
Chamberlain. Latham and Comiskey. The
winning run in the eleventh was made on
Mcphee's two-baggor past Joyce, and
O'Briens tumble of the same. Score:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-31

New Yorks.. 22OOOO20- 4
81 Louis. ........O4 01x-l0 2
Batteries. Crane and Rusie, Murphy and
Field Buckley and Gleason. Umpire. Lynch.
81. B.H B..
New Yorks.......O105OO30O-
81. Louis.......O2 1000 o.
Batteries King aad Murphy: Breitenstein'
DIVER and Murphy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-31

NV YoRs. May 30.-Ihe New }orks hraced
up to-day in the morning game and gave the
~. Louis Browns a hard beating. Both Dwgef
and Bretenstein We're init hard. The Browns
could DO nothing with King, who was well
supported 10y Murphy. Attendance l'oO0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-31

COlonel MaIshau, IN concluding his aI-
dress said: AT tho entrance OF the great
harbOr of our commercial metropolis stands
the representation OF Liberty tnighten-
ing the World I'm her hand tue figure
holds the torch towards winch the artist
desired 10 draw the eyes OF al nations.
the hope OF the oppressed and helpless
of mankind Here upon this sacred spot,
my brethren. raise q noble and grand temple.
the hope and assurance of the defenders of
our uationa. faith. and upon this altar ln-
scribe for the teachlng of the coming genera
tion OF Americans. the Illu u-trious name,
Grant Of AppOmattox, Grant the Magnali-
nous.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-31
Brookyns. ...1OOOOO00O90-4 4
Cincinnatis.. o / 0 OOO OOO03 Id 8
Batteries: Haddock and DAILY: Chamber
lain and Murphy. Umpire, Sheridan.

Brooklyns..O OOO1O0004 81 8
Ciucunatis..0 o 0 5000 0O-6 3
batteries. Kinslow and Hart; Mullane and
Murphy. Umpire, Sheridan.
W4smNGroS. D. c.. May 30. All the pitchers
were very wild IN the first game, but hnell 5
bases on balls and the errors of his team were
the more costly. There was very little good
fielding on either side. Gumbert was retired
in the fourth inning. Iuby taking his place.
The Colts were never ID danger after tho
fourth inning. and won easily. Score.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-05
The Corwin Seizure.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 5.-Captain
G. l.. Hooper has been ordered to
Washington. His vessel, the reve-
nue. steamer Corwin, arrived from
the Northern cruise about a week
ago, and is now lying at Sausalio.
Telegraphic orders were forwarded
from the treasury department, and
the captain went east overland. 1t
will be remembered that the Cor
win made the seizure of q British
ship In Alaskan waters last summer,
with large cargo of sealskins on
board. 1t was one of the largest
seizures made, aud the case is to
come up for trial in January before
Judge Truett, of the United States
district court of Alaska. Whether
the orders from Washington are In
reference to this is not yet known,
but there are speculations INDUCED
In that there is danger of interna-
tional complications between Cana
ma and this government growing
out of the case.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-05
EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS.
Highly Probable if Democrats
Agree on What is Wanted.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-Among
we'll informed Democrats the i'm
preston exists that an extra ses-
sion of congress will be necessary.
The men who formed that opinion
do not belong to the class of mind
reading politicians, but they believe
an extra session will be called be-
cause of the things Mr.. Cleveland
said before starting on his shooting
trip. To one of these he disclosed
his conviction that it would be inn
possible to avoid an extra session be-
cause of the condition of the treas
ury. A prominent Democlat, who is
aware of Mr.. Cleveland's feelings on
the subject, says:
"Of course the president-elect did
not mean his wishes were the final
and unalterable view of the matter.
He meant all the probabilities point
ed to the fact that an extra session
will be necessary. He knows there
will be a treasury deficiency, ,and that
must be done in that di-
rection which cannot nor will not
be accomplished at the short session
of the expiring congress. He also
knows that there will be q tremen-
dous clamor of the people for free
raw materials, and that there is no
reason to hope that the Republican
senate will recede an inch from its
hostile attitude. believe Senators
German aud Carlisle and Mr.. Whit
ney and Mr.. Harrity are all in favor
of an extra session, to be called not
after March 4, but a
few months in advance of the regu-
lar session. 1 think large majority
Of the Democrats wantan extra ses-
sion, and the South and West will
one in thunder tones. Mr..
Cleveland is expected to tell the
people exactly what he thinks of the
talk at the Reform
Club dinner, December l2."
Senator Palmer, of Illinois, says
he favors an extra session, provided
the Democrats can reach u definite
agreement as to exactly what mat
ters should be taken up. The sena-
tor put In u good word for state
Treasurer 4. 2. Wilson, Of Illinois,
As secretary of agriculture In Cleve-
lands cabinet.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-05
THE RUSSIAN WAY.
Uncle Sam and Spain at Outs.

NEW YORK, Dec. At is reliably
reported that the United States gov
ernment will interfere with the
scheme of Cuba to farm out its GUS
toms revenues to French syndi-
cate, which has long been bidding
for the privilege. 1t has been ru.
mored for some time that the Span
lsh government was anxious to
lease the Cuban custom house at a
good figure, but details of the nego-
tiations, as well as their progress,
were kept profound secrect. 1t
now appears that Secretary of State
Foster has seut diplomatic note to
the authorities at Hayana, warning
them that the United States is
strongly opposed to their plan OF
farming out the Cuban custom.house
in the manner above described. Mr..
Williams, ,counsul general at Havan-
ma, who was recently in New York
on leave of absence, returned to
Cuba Saturday, before tie term of
his vacation had expired. 1t Is pre-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-05
Electric Light Figures.

VANCOUVER, Wash., Dec. 5.-J.
A. q. Brant, chairman of the cleo
trio hight committee of the city
council and in charge OF the city's
plant, has submitted his report for
the month of November, which
shows most gratifying result, as 1t
demonstrates that the plant is a
paying investment. The expendi-
lures during the month, including
interest on the money invested In
the plant, amounts to $s9s.o7, while
the receipts, inclusive of street
lighting at S5 per arc-light, amount
TO $l040.47, leaving q balance in
favor of the city Of $l42. 40. The
plant operated by the city consists
at present Of 1913 ineadescent lights,
~ inside aud 43 street aro-lights.
The city has 1873 customers. with
= large number of applica-
I ons for lights which II Is unable
" I'LL. The purchase Of another