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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-18
CHARGED WIN MURDER.
Horton Adams Arrested for killing Henry
RaIduiD-Othsr News

BaIdwin-Other News
LYNCHBURG, VA. July T.-Speciai.-
Horton Adams (coiored) was arrested
here to-day by Officer Liggan. OF the
police force He is charged with the
killing OF Henry Baldwin. also colored,
at Annis. West Virginia, two years ago.
He claims that he had quarrel with
Baldwin. and shot him In self-defense.
the latter firing the first shot. Others
say the quarrel was over game OF
craps and the murder was cold-blooded-
The West Virginia authorities have been
notified Of the arrest.
Colonel Mcclure, OF the Norfolk and
Western railroad. VIII put force OF
hands 10 work tomorrow removing the
shops at Durmid 10 the company's island
below the city The purchase OF the
Lynchburg and Durham by the Norfolk
and Western does away with the ne
cessity Of shops at Durmld
Manager Dunn, Of the Lynchburg ball
team, has arranged with n team from
Washington on Wednesday and Thurs
day. The Lynchburg team Will be
strengthened by Smith, Mcclure, Abbott
and Worthington. OF the University OF
Virginia
The Lynchburg District Conference or
the Methodist Church will convene at
Mount Olvet church. near this city, on
Tuesday, July 18th. Rev Powell Gar
land, D. D.. the district presiding elder
will preside
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BLANKENSHIP.-D July II. 1893,
at $50 A. NJ, ELAN L. BLANKEN-
SHIP; aged fifty years.
Farewell, father. thou art left us,
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But tbs God who has bereft Vi,
He can all our sorrows heal
HIS CHILDREN.
Funeral services at Ninth-street Metho-
dist church, Manchester. at 2:30 =. NJ.
TUESDAY, July 18th. Friends are re-
quested 10 attend.
BUNFILL.-Died at her residence.
No. 400 Denny street, July 18th, AT 8
2. NJ, Mrs. BRIDGET BUNFILL.
widow Of the late Joseph Brunfill, a
native OF the County Clare, Ireland.
Her funeral will take place THIS Crues-
dav) MORNING from ST. Patrick's
church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and
friends Of the family respectfully invited
10 attend.
LEADBETTER.-Died at Lee Camp
Soldiers Home, Monday, July II 1898,
Veteran ROBERT II. LEADBETTER,
of Rambauts Battery Of Virginia Ar
tillery; aged seventy-one years.
fnterment in Blandford cemetery,
Petersburg. TUESDAY. July is, 1898, at
II o'clock A. NJ.
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GRAND CIRCUIT TROTS.
Some Good Light Harness Events Mt
Detroit-The Summaries.

DETROIT. MICH, July 1.-THE track
was very fast at the opening Of the
Blue Ribbon meeting this afternoon, and
many persons were out 10 see the sport
The first race was for two-year-olds. and
Red Pointer was made a favorite. In the
first heat. however, Chris Lang carried
him TO a break and then won In good
shape, taking also the second heat ana
the race. Expressive made a good fight,
but was not able to reach Lang at any
time. Nyanza, the favorite. won the four
year-old stake in straight heats. Aunt
Delilah drove her out In the last neat
and forced her 10 make record OF
21s "a, but when Ketcham. who drove
Nyanza, let her out. none of them were
In II with her. The last race was the
2.25 trot. Bellini running favorite. Ale
hondre led most of the way In the iirst
heat. when Courier came through the Held
and won handily. going at a 2:1 CLIP
This made Courier a red-hot fayorite IN
the second heat, but she broke. and Ale
hopdre won IL. The latter took the next
heat also. and then Courier traced up
and won the fourth and fifth heats ana
the race. Summaries:
Summaries: 49,.
Two-year-olds, trotting. purse $1,000
Chris Land /, /; Expressive T. Z, fas-
tirnrna 4. 3; Sans Souci 3, 8; Lovelace T.
A. Directors Flower 3, 6; Altoneer ., ..
Red Pointer G, 5; Norline ., S; Jack OF
Dreams 9, 1; Egremont 10, u; lmitator
1. 10. Time. 2:& "a. 2:26. -.
F'our-year-olds, trotting, purse WV
Nyanza 1, 1. /: Gift O'Neer 3, 2, 4; Aunt
Delilah 4. 9. 2; Willow g. G, 6; Blue Wen
4 3: Jessie G. 3. 4. 5; Lallah Wilkes
Z 7. T. Time, 21s ga, 2:22 "a, 2IS "a.
Two-twenty-seven class, trotting. purse
2.OOO-Courier WI, 4, 3. l. l.. Alehondre 2. /,
/. 2. .; Bellini /. /. /. 2. 2. S; sabini T. s.
6. 9, 2, Adra Belle, Z. I. 4, 3, 3; Beauti-
full Chimes 9, 3. 3. 6. G; Wilkes 3, ., s, TO-
7; Glenwood Prince 8. c, 7, 4, 4: San Malo
6. Q, 9. Q. g. Russell Mont 10. II. 10, Z, S,
Uncle Tom s, 10, dis; Elsie 8. 10, l3, dis
Colonel Dickie H. ~. dis Time. 2l7,
21S 81, 216 Ia. 217 IA, 2I7.
THURMAN Robbed.
NASHVILLE TENN. July Nv. II.
Wallace, a prominent citizen Of Lebanon.
Tenn, who had been 20 ST. Louis. where
he purchased the thoroughbred horse
True Boy, was robbed on his way home
from that city. This morning he found
his pocketbook. containing $4,000 in
money and notes. missing.
Breaking the American Road Records.
CHICAGO, ILL. July 1.-THE five-mile
road race Of the Calumet Cycling Club
Saturday afternoon resulted in breaking
the American road record for the dis
lance. A. l.. Leonhardr did the trick in
l3 minutes. 30 seconds. beating the former
record by eight seconds.
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Richmond County Notes.

WARSAW, VA. July 7.-Special.-Poli-
tics here are comparatively quiet The
delegates to the Gubernatorial Conven-
tion have not yet been selected.
Rev. A. b. Kinsolving, once pastor OF
st. Johns church at this place, but no"
OF Christs church. Brooklyn Is eA-
pected here Saturday
Among the visitors in the neighborhood
are the following:
William +. Harwood and wife. j. Smith
peterborough, Mrs. James c. Lamb
Miss Powell. Julian Hill and Master
Brooke Catlett OF Richmond, Misses Tay-
loe and Ramsey OF Norfolk, and MISS
Louise l.. Hill OF Albemarle.
The annual session Of Marvin Grove
camp meeting will commence August 4th
and Will continue for ten days. large
crowd is expected and none can doubt
but what a great good will be accom-
plished.
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PETERSBURG, VA. July H--Special.-
During the storm on Friday afternoon
COW belonging 10 Mr.. Joseph Dance, OF
Chesterfield county, was struck by light
ming and instantly killed.
Mr.. Charles Moore. young man. resd-
Ing on Old street died this afternoon
after very brief illness OF paralysis
Moore went bathing yesterday afternoon
I'm the vicinity Of Stearns's silk factory.
and swan across the river AT that point.
He then swan back. and after getting
to within few feet Of shore he became
unconscious and came near being drowned
In water only about two feet deep. He
was gotten out. and after being rolled
Tor some time he recovered conscious
mss ana was then sent home He has
Deeh III ever since. and to-day he became
deirtous, and about 2:3O O'Clock died
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THE FLEaISGs Still ALIvE.
II Is Said That Neither Of tho Outlaw
Was Killed in Wise.

WYTHEV1LLE. VA, July F.-special'
Letters from Wise county received here
yesterday state that neither OF the Flen-
ing brothers was killed. Henan, who
made the battle so hot for the ,theers'
and was seriously wounded. es ,aped 10
Kentucky through he efforts II his
brother and many friends. 1t IS 'xpe TED
that they will attempt revenge WHEN
recovered sufficiently.
Further information from the Norfolk
and Western railroad wreck at Narrows
reports besides the loss Of three lives
complete wreck OF two engines ana
twnty cars. The fault was with the
engine OF east-bound rain. Joseph Poole,
the dead fireman, was buried here at
L. NJ. yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-18

ing he was thought to be better. put ar
ter midday he began sinking rapidly ana
died at 230 o'clock that afternoon. FOR
years Mr.. Brady has been connected WIN
various newspapers in the state 10
gether with his father he edited the
Scottsville Courier for long time' ana
afterwards went TO Wytheville, where ne
was with the Enterprise OF that pace.
For the past eighteen months ne mas
been editor OF the strasburg Virginian
and News. Mr.. Brady was in his forty
first year and single.
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Cable RreYltles.

ROME, July lit is stated here by
good authority that the German govern
ment has intimated &c the Vatican that
no official opposition would be made in
the Reichstag 10 the Centrist proposals
looking TO the adoption Of law allowing
return 20 Germany Of the members OF the
Catholic religious orders
LONDON. July IA large fire Is burn
ing warehouses I'm the district betw ssn
Leaden Hall street and Bevis Marks and
Cammomile streets. Many warehouses
are already in ruin. and the fire is not
under control!
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Ajax third. Time, :Ss 81
EJfth race. 1--WE and one-half furlongs-
rg,rt arst Ciementina second, In
chantress third. Time. loo IL
sixth race. one mile-Roller FIRST. Long
street second. Ambulance third Iime'
i:42 IL.
p.or Gard nj Washington Park.
CHICAGO. July T.-To-day's caro- AZ
yyoahington Park was wretcned me
second and sixth races we're the ohly
'o,,.s ,nat had any class and the sec
"a race was gift 10 Portugal who
,von In slow time Taral was responsive
for the victory OF Joe Murphy ana nm In
Nt,srphy. The weather was nehsh,iu w.
and the attendance small Sui'iii'a'
rs,,s, race 2-year-olds, FIVE furlonss-
Rollinger first. Eauclaire secohu' fii''-
Leon third. Time. 1:O1 IL.
second race. 2-year-olds, FIVE furiongs-
,,a~,,,gal first. Clara White second
trouator third. Time. :o2 IL
rhird race. six furlongs-Joe Murphy
o,st Trla second, Oporto third. Time
70 Tonr,b rare. six furlongs-Sull Ross
a.. pr,dai Wen second, Borealis third'
Iras,b race. ponies and horses. 5000.
ono ,nile-Crawford first, Pocahoh,aS
second Leila Jennings third. Time la -
sixtb race. six furlongs-rim Murphy
e,st Highland second, Foxhail uhiru
Time. ia "a ,.,o .xveen.
Seventh race. ponies, priNAeo ca1-
.,aros FIVE furlongs-Bridge hrst, pdl-
SUI s.. s.cond Little Friend third. Tine
los IL
Tho winners NJ Ciouc"sfer'
PHILADELPHIA. July H.-Outsiu H.,
- ade a clean sweep here To-Day, nv
heavy track was partly respoAsiDie ioi
the sudden reversal. uo 1rords
T,ret race. five-eighths 81 mie-haiius
OF first. Sue Ryder (geldlhs) seoo"u' 'N0''
third. Time. 1908 IL $500.
eooo,d race six and half furlongs-
c. Rvder (colO first. Miss Mamie second
Tracerse third. Time, IN 81.
,rhlrd race seven and half furlongs-
c.oonw,,ch first. Hour second, Gleniochy
third. Time. IA IL IT.
Tourth race. hve-eighths OF mile
Y-acortainty first, Fleurette second, Pen
zance third. Time. l:Of -
ruth race. fve-eighths OF mile-Capu-
tn frat Alarm Bee second, Queen DOr
third. Time, Los 3D.
sixth race four and half furiongs-
Nublan first, Caesar second, hemet thiiu'
The winners nj Brighton Bench
NEW YORK. July 1.-THE Brighton
Roach races resulted to-day as follows:
FIRST race, five furlongs-Balance irst'
Queen Bess second, Shelley Tutue thlrd'
Time. I :03 ~
second race. one-half mlle-Lady Alice
(colO first. Keramo second jersey beHe
third Time. 50 IL.
Third race, six furlongs-Saragassa
first. wallace second, Orchis third. Time
IN
Fourth race. six and one-half furlongs-
Geraldine first. Count second. Watterson
third Time, IN IA.
Fifth race. one and one-sixteenth miles
-Virgie first, Circular second, King Grab
third. Time, 1850 "a.
Sixth race one-half mile-Noonday first
Charley Wilson second, Macintosh third
Time, 30 IA.
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The Midsummer handicap was the fea-
lure OF the day. and was far the best
>aee on this track this season. Ajax was
made "a 9 to i favorite. Sleipner being
second choice. A few furlongs from home
Sieipner shot out from the bunch and
won superb race by n head. Vestibule
urged 60 his utmost beat Ajax a head for
the place. In the first race there was lit
tie 10 choose between Kingston and De-
fargilla In the order OF favoritism. The
winner turned up in Wah jim. a 10 10 I
shot, who established n new track record
for Ave furlo' . galloping home I'm the
last Time OF IS "a. Cactus was a top
heavy favorite for the second race.
lie Ind no difficulty whatever I'm dispos-
Ing OF the other aspirsants for first honors
lsaceland was himself to-day. He was
made favorite over Mary Stone and Julien
In the third race. He justified the conf
oence rcposed In him by winning in a
sallop. firt. the 40 : favorite. made an
the INNING In the fifth race, and lasted
icns 81 orsh IN drive 10 win by a short
neAu trom Clementina. The last race was
wen oy Roller. the 10 favorite. Long
sreet' me second choice. getting the
plnoe Summary:
~f'rst race. hve furlongs-Wah Jim first
80 - BIZ" '"i'u' ii'he'
o Second race. elk furlongs-Cactus first.
Time, lib "e"' 'iii'"'
Third race. one mile ana a ,,r,on
49, ~n r nrst. Mary Stone second. Julien
se1fta race the Ildsummer hand,cap.
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=, RANuLATEp SUGAR. SIC.

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tT Standard a Sugar &c.
Fresh Country Butter. 2Oc pound.
Light Brown Sugar, e. pound.
Pure Lard. DC. a pound.
Best City Meal G0c. a bushel.
Good Tea. pc. pound
Arbuckie's Ariosa Coffee, 23c. n pound.
Eight bars Large Soap FOR 25c.
Pound Boxes Best Baking Powders. 10c.
Sardines. DC. a box.
Good Cream Cheese. 10c a pound.
New North Carolina Cut Herrings, lOc.
a dozen.
sugar-cured shoulders, nc.
Hone Made Preserves, Sc. pound
Carolina Rice. &c. pound.
California Hams. l2c
New North Carolina Roe Herrings,
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Silver King Flour pest solu' si'Vo
barrel or 30c. a sack.
snow Flake Flour, 81 a barrel or CSC
" two Cans Salmon for 25c.
s. ULLMAN'S SON,
1890 and 1922 east Main.
Phone 3is. Price-List mailed on ap-
plication.
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Death Of Mr.. John l.. Brady. Jr.

scOTrSVILLE. July -Speciai.-Not
Tor years has our community been so
shocked as II was yesterday by the death
OF John L. Brady. Jr. Mr.. Brady re-
turned from strasburg, his present home.
about two weeks ago. and. although he
complained Of feeling unwell. no serious
illness Wa expected. On Sunday morn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-18

The Virginia Safe Deposit and Fidelity
Company has the only Storage Vault in
Virginia. and the number OF our citizens
leaving the city for the summer Is evil
denced by the deposits OF trunks. silver
ware. &C., In these thoroughly burglar
and nre-proof vaults. Charges moderate.
and safety assured.
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je29-tu6thsw
VIRGINIA AGRIcULTURAL AND

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In dormitories: degree course In acrieri-
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electrical engineering. applied chemls.
try and general science. Shorter
courses I'm practical agriculture
and practical mechanics. Total
cost for session az nine months. inciui.
ing tuition and other fees clothing
board washing textbooks. medical ~
tendance, etc, about SlI5. Cost 20 State
student Sl45. Next session begins $50.
TENDER 81, 1893 For catalogue. apuiy
to J. NJ. MBRYDE. Phi. d. LID. Prssi.
dent jylSlOt
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. July IA. 1903.
PORT OF WEST POINT. JULY II. 1893.

PORT OF WEST POINT. JULY II. 1898.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore, Bennett. Balu-
more. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship City OF San Antonio, Dole,
New York passengers end general cargo.
Steamship Chatham, Foster Boston,
passengers and gen ,ral cargo.
SAILED
Steamship Chatham. Foster. Boston.
via Norfolk, passengers and general
cargo.
Steamship city Of San Antonio. Dole.
New York via Newport News and Nor
folk passengers and general cargo.
steamship Baltimore. Bennett, Balu-
more. passengers and general cargo.
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AUCTION SALES.

WEDNESDAY, July 10th. at 6:15 p. NJ.
auction sale OF dwelling sos north
Twenty-fourth street. by i. A. Catlin'
auctiOneer.
FRIDAY. July DIST. at o'clock +. NJ,
auction sale Of dwelling No. 323 south
SATURDAY. July 22d, at 1890 p; NJ,
trustees sale Of land on the Three
Chopped road, in Henrico county, by
Denoon. Tupper q co.
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HOlLTNS INSTITUTE

HUTETOIKT SPRINGS, Va.
FOR Young Ladies. blst session opens soptsuba,
10Th. 1895. Eclectic courses In ali Language. .nd
sciences. Music. Ari. and Elocution. Esht ns,le
professors and twenty ladies' Beautifully situated Ia
Valley Of Virginia. on n. A W X X near Ro,no.s
Mountain scenery. Mineral waters. Ciiuat.
uDe1celed Write .or illustrated catalogue to
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SLEIPNkR KEATS AJAX

In tho Midsummer Handfeap-Wah Jim
mahos New RecOrd-Other Races.
MONMOUTH PARK, N. j., July II.
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ULL. threaten
ing and intensely
hot weather had
a disastrous ef-
feet upon the at
tendance at this
track this after
noon. A light
shower during
the nrst race al
layed the dust
and improved
the track.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-18

HE New Yorks
surprised three
thousand cranks
at the Polo
grounds to-day
by playing beau
tiful ball and
defeating I h e
champion Bos-
tons. Baldwin
was in fine
form through
out. and the
- - saAaar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-18

" & form through
NN< out. and the
a,A M, score until the very
,.s. ,nn,n0 when an unfortunate tump'e
-. ra,ss gave Long a chance 10 Dr,hs
E.on ,n with a hit. New YORK MT
$780, o,,,e freely and especialIY III
~. e,,b inning when two singles
sa',,n and two errors yielded three runs
riernan knocked out home run III 'ne
eighth. The score:
New York ........0 %
Boston ............O U ~ s-.ho,s
batteries: Baldwin and Doyle; Nichois
ind Bennett
Cleveland, I6: Pittsburg, IL.
rr.rIT,r.AND O.. July i7.--CieveIand
,von n hard batting game from the i1'ts-
hurrs to-day in "A walk. In the ninth IN
ming curpy tired out and requested 10 be
relieved. Young took his place and struck
,,n, the next batter, which retired the
sIde NcCarr made hts first appearance
IN Cleveland, and played a beavufui yam
n, third He batted well. and picked up
two hot hits. OConnor cleared the bases
an the fourth inning with a home run 10
So r. H. Il.
Clsvalands ........2 1907 OOx-lo 10
Jrttsburgs ......-0 D 0 3 / 002 7-l9 ~ D
DuttFrlNSs 1Vuuss ShhPS "''N
3lhret and Miller.
baltimore, o; Brooklyn, =.
BALTIMORE. July 1I-Umpire Nc
Iaughlin helped 10 win to-day's game
for the home team. 1t was a bowling
crowd OF $500 spectators which greeted
the orioles return. after "A months alb
sence. Kicking and arguing with the
umpire was largely feature. The score
was tied twice. and would have been
asain I'm the ninth with a fair decision.
With one out Robinson would not 20
up 10 the plate in the ninth inning, and
Foutz stole home from first. A base
on balls. single and triple hits scored
two more, leaving Corcoran on third.
DAILY was declared out at first. Baltimore
won the game in the eighth on two bases
on balls and three singles The score;
Il. H. Il.
Brooklyn .........O0OO1130 10 4
Baltimore .........O0O1O224x 10 3
Batteries: Stein and Kinslow; McMa-
hon and Robinson.
Washington, 7; Philadelphia, 1.
WASHINGTON. ID. C., July 17.-Wash-
ington returned from its disastrous West
ern trip to-day, and before LOO people
outplayed the leaders in the League race
ai all points. and won with the greatest
Of sase. Esper pitched in fine form, and
did not give the Phllies on earned run
He was well supported by Farrell, whose
batting was the leading feature Of the
game. Keefe was batted quite hard. the
hits being punched. Radfords catch was
Che fielding feature. The weather was
hot. The score: r. II. Il.
washington --......02 IL 2
Philadelphia ......o 0 0O0i0 O-1 10 4
Batteries: Esper and Farrell; Keefe and
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How the Clubs Stand.
Games Scheduled for To-Do,

Games Scheduled for To-Day.
boston at New York.
brooklyn at Baltimore.
Philadelphia at Washington.
Plttsburg at Cleveland.
Louisville az Cincinnati. So.
ST. Louis at Chicago.
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one mi,e-sleIpner first. vestibule second.
Ajax third. Time. 1:Ss "a.
Fifth race. five and one-haif furiongs-
rY,rt orst Ciementina second, En-
ohantress third. Time. 100 IL.
sixth race, one miIe-Roller nrst' Long
street second. Ambulance third. Time
t.t2 IL.
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STATE or VIRGINIA. CITY OF RIcHwoNp-ss'
LIB. Beasley. cashier OF the above -nsmsa
hank. do solemnly swear that the above siale,
uent is true to the best Of my knowielge anu
bsuef. j. b. BEAsLEK, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 50 before me ms ms i''S
dsv ~ Ink. lsga. J. Z. MChtNNl'
o-' - Notary Public
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-18
Breaking the American Road Records

CHICAGO. ILL. July 1.-THE fye-mle
road race Of the Calumet Cycling Club
Saturday afternoon resulted in breaking
the American road record for the dis
lance. A. l., Leonhardr did the trick in
Il minutes. 30 seconds. beating the former
record by eight seconds.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA. City or RicHw0SD-ss:
/. II b. Blair. cashier OF the aboye-namei
bank. do .olemnly swear that the above state.
ment is true to the best Of my knoWodxe AMI
belief. III. B. BLAIR Cashier
Subscribed and sworn % before mo .hls 18th
day Of July. 1898. ". H. CkkNsHAN,
Notary Public.
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CHAMPIONS VS.. GIANTS.
sv~,.rrrRpI<Ys COOP BAIL AND
DEFrATs THE roRMEh.
~. Leaders Defeated nv the ""'h'nx'
Tn. orioles Win From the
c,oom,-Resuits of the Races

NEW YORK. July IL.
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Lancaster Delegates Uninstructed.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, July IL
snccial.-At the meeting held In Lancas-
ter county Saturday, nine delegates were
elected to the State convention az hlch-
,aond on August 18th. a resolution was
oeSered but was voted down. instructing
Tho delegation TO support Colonel O'Fer-
rail-. The delegates will, therefore, 90 I'M
instructed
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York County Instructed for O'Ferrall.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, July H'-Spe-
cial.-A very large and enthusiastic mass
meeting Of the Democrats OF YORK county
was held to-day at Yorktown. rive deie-
gates were elected 20 the STATE Co.' m
TO, instructed 10 all honorable means
80 effect the nomination of Hon. Charles
p O'Ferrau for Governor. Several Of
the partv-leadeFs made speeches. and at
the mention of O'Ferralrs name the APP
nlause was loud and long.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-18
TYLER Carries Amherst.

AMHERST COURTHOUSE, VA. July
7-Special.-At a mass-meeting Of the
Democratic party at this place to-day
seventeen delegates were elected. Four
from E.lon district were instructed for
TYLER. The other thirteen. though unin-
structed. are for Tyler also. Hon. Taylor
Ferry is deieeate at large.
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Correct-Attest:. ,,,nr
g ARIES T.. W0RlHAA'
to-. Directors
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Judge Easts estimate Of Colonel O'Fer-
rails strength as printed in The Times
OF Sunday. was misleading by a mistake
either in transmitting the Judges mes
sage over the wires or a typographical
error, which made this gentleman claim
for his candidate lS3 Inclusive OF Bote-
tourt and the counties appointing to-
day" Saturday This claim should
have read, exclusive" Of that county
and those which selected delegates on
Saturday