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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-05
Turf TersiGration.

SAN FRANCISCO, May i.-F'irst race
five furlongs-Chula won, Rear Guard Sc
cond, Gold Dust third, Time l95A. Sc
Gallnat second. Kitty L. third; Time,
49,. Third race-one miIe--Orisaba won.
Seaside second. Blue and White third.
Time. l:Bi4. Fourth race,seyeh Iur-
longs. handicap. e-year-olds.-D FRA
cey won. Gussie second. Romulus third;
Time. 1:2Sit. Fifth race-fye ana half
furlongs North won. Border Lassie Sc
cond Artist third. Time. l:osA.
CHICAGO. May i.-Hawthorne track;
First race-seven eighths OF mile
Bound Brook third. Time, 1894. Second
race-purse 500. handicap; mile and 20
yards-GSod BYE won Patr1Gk rhiSd second. rars
half a mile-Lillian G won. Ia Ia second.
Toby third. Time. SO. Fourth race-three
fourths OF a mle-Nliss Patton won, Fancy
second Fuero third Time, I;SI1 hi Ebrai E5it9
won. Percy second. Montana third. Ilne'
%
Roby: First race-nine sixteenths OF a
mile-Oheisa won. Tommy Dixon second;
race-ive eighths of a mile-Hi Henry
won. La Gartia second. Yucatan third.
Time 1:07ii. Third race-eleven sixteenths
OF "A mile-Osric won, Shenandoah Maid
second. Theodore H. third. Time. l:lil2.
Fourth race-three fourths of mile
Marie Lowell won. West Chester second,
Outlook third. Time. III Firth race
five eighths OF a mile-Antrim won. Eli
second, Major Thornton thirds Time,
LOSE. Sixth raco-nine siXteenths OF a
mile-Imp. Marcellina won, Nerbena Sc
cond, Meadows third Time. l:0lA.
EAST ST. LOUIS. May 4.-End of winter
meeting.
First race-nve elghths Of mile-NIitra
won, W. r. Ellis second. Lizzie V. third.
Time. l:Oji2. Second race-half mile
Momus won. Dr. Work second, Maggie
Barry third. Time. SIX. Third race
three fOurths of a mile--Joe Courtney
won. Frankie -. second, KnickerbocNer
third. Time. l:l9. Fourth race-five
eighths of "A mile-Republic won. Edmund
Connolly second. Florence Shanks third.
Time, 1njii. Fifth race-one mile-Senator
Irby won. Nv Partner second, Jardine
third. Time. 1854.
NASHVILLE. TENN. May i-First
race-six furIonCS-Santa Maria won Cora
Taylor second. Henry Young third. Time
l;l7. Second race--four and a half fur
longs-Leonas Last won. Caprivi second
Demo third. Time. 81 Third race-Dun-
can Hotel handicap. $1,000 added, one
niile-tlnda won, Ducal second. King
lee third Time, la. Fourth race-siX
furlongs. heats: First heat-Say on won,
Miss Dixie second, Tom Kelly third.
Time, l:lIie. Second heat--Say on won.
Miss Dixie second. Time l:l1ia. Fif'h
race-One milc-RcVenue won. Valera se-
cOnd. Rcd Cap third. Time, l:i64. Sixth
race-one mile-The Queen won. Florry
Meyers second, Bcatiic third Time, la.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-05
THE HANOVER CAVALRY TROOP.
Only Captain holland and Five Men Pres
ent for Inspection.

ASHLAND. VA, May 4-(Speclal)-
Acknowledgement Charles j. Anderson.
Assistant-Inspector-G Joe Lane
Stern. and Colonel II. NJ. Boykin were at
Hanover Courthouse to-day to inspect the
Hanover troop, but they found only
Captain Noland and five men. BY an
order issued December ?. 1893. the troop
was given sixty days In which to recruit
to the legal minimum. and If that num-
ber was not reached then the troop would
disband. The troop did recruit to and
above the limit, and also elected officers.
but they have failed to qualify, hence
this inspection was ordered by the Gov
ernor The non-appearance Of the men
is attributed to the failure in not re-
ccIvlng orders as they were only. sent ont
Wednesday OF this week.
Assistant-Inspector General Stern. after
viewing the property--sf the troop this
afternoon, advised the adJutant general
to order the property to Richmond for
inspection.
The three officers left the armory, joined
their Masonic brethren, and took part
I'm the cornerstone ceremonies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-05
HAS sPILLER cONFESSeO2
lie Processes Religion and Talks Dipio-
naticaily to the Reporters.

STAUNTON. VA, May f.-(Speclal)-
It is generally believed that Lawrence
Splller, convicted Of the murder Of Lottie
Rowe. has made confession. His coun-
sci are reticent about the interview had
with Spiller to-day. This afternoon the
Dispatch correspondent visited the prls-
oner, who is In solitary confinement IN the
third tier OF tn. jail. The prisoner SAID:
''rhank God. I feel much better this eye
ming. GOd's spirit has cDfuc down To me.
lie said he row had no object IN t'ilinS
other than the truth; insisted That ne
had spent large part OF the fdtal night
AT Paynter's: declared that the girl was
never struck with the bludgeon. that her
hairs had been put by somebody else ON
that weapon, and that sar was Killed hy
n rock: that when the girl was first Ap-
preached it. WAS not with the object oi
iniuring her.
All this was said. tho prisoner dipio-
ma;ically avoiding saying H., but a'iI
"the man did sO-and-sO.'
According to the prisoner's statement
he has a living wife and two daughters
i'm West Virginia lie Will see Whl'e
preacher tomorrow. the Rev J. H. Boyd
of the Methodist church. II confession
as is most probably. has been made II
will be given to public hereafter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-05
virginia News Items.

The grain farmers of Norfolk county
are about through with planting the corn
crop.
\ large purchase of lands in New Alex
andria Nv an ohio syndicate indicates the
establishment there Of several new manu-
featuring plants.
The plans are all ready. and President
Hoffman saws work on the Union Depot
in Portsmouth will comm nee within
thirty days.
The three boys, Frank Roseman. Harry
McClennan, and George JOyner, who ran
away from Norfolk. and were arrested IN
Petersburg on Thursday FOR vagrancy,
were sent back home yesterday
Mr.. Frank Nowotsey and Miss Bette.
daughter Of Mr.. George ferkinson, or
Chesterfield county. were married Thurs
day evening at the residence OF Rev.
John \. Barton. in Petersburg.
It is hardly expected that Myers, ana
Brooks. the two men who rec ntly de-
serted from the Petersburg Baseball
club and went of with the Altoonas, VIII
ever come back. Myers yesterday tele-
graphed TO Petersburg. asking for his re-
lease. and stating that he did not wish
to play any more in Petersburg. the
home team will doubtless sell these two
men to any club Offering fair price for
hap
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-05
EX.TREASURER ARTHUR NOT GUILTY
The Charge of Embezziement of County
Fund. Not Proyed-The Case Ended.

BEDFORD CITY. VA, May 4-(Spe-
cial)-The case OF the Commonwealth
AGAINST Louis G. Arthur, late Treasurer OF
Bedford county, for felonious and fraudu-
lent misappropriation and embezzlement
OF s.. $40 due the State on the revenue Of
1892. WAS decided in the County Court
this morning. According 10 the instruc-
tions Of the Court. We. the jury. find the
prisoner not guilty" was the verdict rem
dered by the jury.
The Courts instructions Were that II
must be proved not only that Mr. Arthur
had failed 10 pay over this money 10 the
state, but that h had kept 1t with fraudu-
lent intent. This the Commonwealth
failed to do. as Mr.. Arthur testified on
the stand that his deputies had yet To
seltle for large accounts, and that he had
uncoilected tax tickets for the balance.
Mr. Arthur has against him seven
scpcrate indictments Tor sums amounting
10 $1,000
The trial was on Indictment No. 4,
but ii is thought no further action will
be- taken in the light Of the present YER
dict.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-05
Tcieyruuhic 1orsitics.

Another armistica has been agreed upon
iu tho matter of the tar III debate. Whlch
viii carry the bill over lntil TUESDAY
Arnors drapcry warehouse and three
adjoining bindings. in Dublin, lreiani'
were burned yesterday morning. Loss
i5Jp.0Jo
The First National Bank Of Sedalia.
No IN" Of he Oldest institutions in
G. ntral Missouri. failed to open its doors
for business yesterday.
now steamship line has be estab-
Ushed between Baltimore and New .oIk
and Mexican ports, ana viii be operated
by the Johnston Steamship Company
orders have b-.n rcceivcd-by the Cam
bria Iron company. JohnstoWn, "a,
which win result in resumption 81 WI Mpt "a
~ the company in nearly ali departments
next week.
Work was resumed on dozen public
and the shops that " r. lootcd w eincS-
div are again running tuil blast prof.
tiOu being assured for every man VIM
cares 10 work.
The machinery Of the batteship Texas
viii br tested at dock tra - ne ~, ~.
f.lt pavv-yard next Wcdn. siaY, the tildi
tn be- conducted hy board composer vi
Cbi.f Eueine,rs j. W. Thompson, &. a.
Rocker. and j. Is. Smith.
In the British House Of Commons yes,
,.r,ioy mr. Samuel Smith OAhcrdD moved
- resolution that the government attempt
~ secure "A stable par for standard toii
erI silver money by interuatpnal agle -
mcnt. The House counted IN" moll"h out
Fire broke out in the Abbott Female
& uiparv. AudoVcr. Mass. carry ytSlei =
dav morning. ana nearly caused a I'aiHC
among the students. No one WAS So
Iiouslr injured. The III" was conllhci ~
u small thrce-storY wooden DuiIdiiif' anu
the loss WAS small
Thursday night. during a sluall Pre-
c.lin.e "A hard rain. lightning struck IN"
rinrinuad Tin and Japan COMPANY )
,J.rt tfncipuat. and In NOM MT me
tt4lientncut was ia flames. Loss $l",-
on Insurance $4,000, held by fourteen
companies.
W . webb. a member Of the IA
ttnr.1 Executive Committee OF the nllf',
NinDrs' Association. has just rgtulnrd
frnr, Cosl creek Tenn, where me- h'0
I'm iu The interest Of his olGdniNauoh'
and rrports that all the miners thrlt "IT
nit now to remain out until hatlohai
settlement is made.
GEORGE W. Ahcll. late managing pro-
,r,af,r of The Baltimore sun, was buiI'u
iT.stcrJav. The family and pall-hearTIs 5
.,cnruuauiol the remains from - At
Ai.i't I.tc residence t. the 'alnCdIdi
~ i.,ltfruora. where. at 10 otipck' a
80 ,,,i',, mass was celebrated It's |mi-
,.iro cardinal Gibbons, pronounce ihe
in.-lictinn after the mass. u" lIl-I
,n,nt Vas at Bonnie Brae cemetery anu
1T
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-05
DR.. ANNE HENDERSON CONVICTED.
Guilty and Two Years In the Penitentiary-
Motion for "a New Trial.

WAVERIY, VA. May i.-(Speclal)-
An Immense crowd Of people ATTENDED
Sussex court on yesterday TO hear the
trial Of the celebrated Dr Anne Hender-
son. 4 special grand jury was impanelled
ami found thrae indictments against her
petit larceny. grand larceny, anu irt.Au-
icntly obtaining board At Mr. Sprati'N
hotel She was tried upon the last-ndmei
charge found guilty, and nned 81. ,iSs,hiie She
was then tried for grand larc' nv. Ihi5
trial b gan ut 10 =. NJ and resulted IN
verdict Of guilty and two ,Eis Etary ndPri IN me
The court was continuously in session
during that time. 49,,
The prisoner moved for n new trial on
the ground that this verdict was con-
trary 10 the law ana the evidence Judg'
West fixed Friday next as the day to
hear argument upon this motion, 1r
Henderson is now in Sussex jail. The
accused was ably represent = by MT;
CHARLES T.. Lassiter. Of Petersburg, ana
yieorously prosecuted by Common
wralth's-Attorney Cooke The case OF
petit larceny Was continued until the June
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-05
MISTAKE IN CLAY WARD COUNT
Emf lis Correction Does Not After the he
suit in ANY Way.

Tho CIV Democratic Committee held a
erecial meeting last night to consider
Ar + =. Wingncld's request Tor Il re-
c,,,, of the vote for justice Of the peace
IN clay Ward. After hearing the state
mont If MIR. Wingflcld. to which no oo-
irction WAS made by Mr.. Lewis VINO
received the certificate Of nomination. ana
como little discussion. ii was decided 10
,nal,e a recount of the vote for Justices
in the Third Precinct.
The committee found that IN trans
farrinp the vote for Mir. Wingheld from
the tally-shcet to the return clerical
crror of 100 votes was made, giving Mf'
Wingneld only 1872. whereas he ought TO
have had ~. This 100 votes was not
added 10 the vote of any o'her cani-
date. but was lost, as careiui revision
showed 4 similar mistake couid not
hay,. been made in the case Of any other
candidate. either on the general ucket
or the ward ticket. as that part OF the
tally-sheet on which Mr.. WineieIds name
was printed was defective. ana IN con-
sequence the 100 votes were dropped ana
not credited 10 any candidate rms does
not affect the result in the ward, ana the
successful candidates, as heretofore an
nounced. are the nominees OF the party.
Mr.. Wingneld expressed himself as
being perfectly satisfied with the reSuit'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-05

ID O'Sulliyan. ElGhteenth anu MAIN
streets. has some very fine 5-pouhd ans
california Peaches. By going there to-day
YOU can buy some FOR 10 cents can
This Is the last of his big stock. lie also
has 1900 pounds Nice California hams;
he Is letting them go at cents Il pouh''
II Is the incest meat on the market gu
can also buy 6 pounds sugar Tor &C Just
try pound of his Mocha ana java 'ollee
II you want fine drink. only --c. po"nH'
u Large Bars SOAP, 2oc; Nee Hice' 'c'
New Family Roe Herring. Hay IS very
scarce. He IS selling some Nice Timothy
Hay I'm hve-bale l0f7 at 80 cents. You
can also buy some Nice white corn AZ
20 cents a bushel: Very Fine Butter, 2lc.:
Nice Pork Sides. 7c.: some Very Fine
Dried Fruit. Sc. a pound.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-05

super atcndent. fred shot at them. As
soon "a the men heard the report they
swOopcd down upon the works like mad
men; white opened Gre, and before they
reached him three had fallen In their
tracks. The anSercd strikers did not
stop. however. They reached White and
Hook-kccpcr Ewing Raddy. and before
assistance arrived both were horribly
beaten and left by the Hungarians if2r
dead Two OF the 1lungarians VIII DIE.
and Whites injuries are so serious that
he may not recover. Raddy Is also badly
injured.
SITUATION WARM
CONNELISVILiE. PA. May i-The
situation Is very warm IN thiS section
Of the coke region tonight. Mohs are
assembling in the Vanderbilt region at
the Mercer plant prcpariug ior attack TO-
morrow morning The formidable display
Of deputies In those sections last night
frightened the strikers, ana they con-
cludcd TO wait more favorable opportu-
nifty. Tonight they sounded the local sig,
nal for q rcasscmbling OF the mob. ana
the strikers are gathering at the points
agreed upon. The companies nave arpcd
"a large force Of men, ana arc iuIIy pre-
pared t. rcpCl any attack.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-05
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
PETERsBURc'S CHINESE GAME.
Norfolks Defeats Them at Leisure by "a
score of t6 tO g.

PETERSBURG. VA, May tsp cial)
The Norfolks defeated the home team to-
day by a score Of 1G to >. The game was
of the Chinese kind on the part Of the
homo team. IL going to pieces in the
third inning. when error after error was
made by the home boys and the visitors
scored four runs.
Petersburg ....2Oo0OO000- 0-Total. .
Norfolk ...........1O450 X-Total. II
Summary: Batteries-L ach, Wldsns,
and Keifer: Fry and Hodge. Earned
1; Norfolk, 3. Bas"
hits-Om Leach. 9: Widgins. ., Fry. o.
Bases on balls-Fry. /; Leach, ?; Wild
gins. /. Double plays-McCreary ana IL
sey, . Struck out-FY, ); Leach, :;
Widgins. !. Passed halls-liodge. /;
Keifer, |. Stolen bases-Farrell and Nc
Creary. Time Of game, l:5J. Umpire
Clements.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-05
A YOUTHFUL TRAIN WRECKER.
lie l. Arrested and Held for TriaI-Await-
ing the Insurance Adjuster.

EMPORIA, VA, May i.-(Special)-On
yesterday morning. William Jordan. a
coored boy about - years of age. at
tempted to wreck one of the south bound
freight trains of the Atlant'c-Co1st Line.
He was arrested late yesterday afternoon.
at or near the fifty-mile siding. and
brought here before Justice Dckers, who
will examine the case tomorrow.
our little town presents "A most deso-
late appearance. the result OF the Monday
night fire. The sufferers are anXiousiy
awaiting the advent OF the Insurance ad-
iuster To fix their losses. our energetic
townsmen have already commenced pre-
paratOns to rebuild
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-05
ImcntnN-Iax Amendments.

81 AshINGTON. May 4.--Mr. Vest a
l'..'"c ~ the Finance Committee, pre-
- the senate this morning the
.r'l -urofs " the tarin bill agreed upon
.. democratic conference YESTERDAY.
relate 20 the incOme-tax 10 be col
nom cOrpJrati tions, providing Tor
O., oi Z per cent. on the net pronts
....ipe (abOye ordinary expenses OF
banks. trusts. railroads. and insurance
olter companies. this not TO apply
-"t'f. % building and loan asSocld-
p. mai max. loans 10 their share
-tl''s or 10 charitable. religious, or
Ional organizations, exempt from
'l'r1tiOn OF the tax the salaries oi
B. county. and municipal officers, ana
a1 shan run shall be from January
= 4t.e. - January J. 1900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-05
COLUMBIANS DEFEAT CADETS.
The Soldiers Played Badly and Made Err
ror-ScOrc to a..

LEXINGTON. VA. May i.-(Special) y
The Virginia Military Institute team was
defeated by that of the Columbian COL
lege by Il score Of to to-day. The
soldiers did not put up their usual game,
and their playing was full OF errors.
Tomorrow the Columbians viii play the
"Minks." Score:
Y. NJ. l......................o y " y : .
Columbian College .......2 : o % ; X
Summary: Virginia Military Institute
battery, Biscoe and Cootes; Columbian
College, Laughlc and Hume. Umpire,
Clamp. AttendAnce. 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-05
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Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-05
SENATE AND HOUSE.
Iaa iu-tllment of nuny's Tariff Speech
Rivers ard IIarb0rs.

Rivers and uarb0rs.
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.,.....r,..r ,l,. ,,,,.i,a morning bust.
rt..,..., .si,..,.
at consent ID pi'''' ~ ''''
,.-.. ..rtr.n Of thc nate niii to remit
l-i,+ on the dynamitc-gun-
.- ..,..,u.
...+ iu e.. considered" Mr.
rl.I "v.. ebo1lj Zee sure Of
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,.. c.r.l AMI fortv-.ieht
an , o,,,r,,n- re.
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4 rb.r5i.r manifested desire
. ola. Ill., Nr. Harris objected.
i.. ,,.ff.u tl, Senate proceeded
| f.,.t.an of the tariff lI. The
= ....... ..r..i uran in the Demo
r.-.. Yesterday. relating T.
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itI's ot the raw ana rohn'i
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''H.r lT Mr. quay or Mir. cal
'f' occasionally came 10 ms re-
rl ll some Of the reading
et h. NJ. The patience Of the
.t.- senator's seemed 10 be ex-
nI Nr Harris moved, with
..+ consent. 10 proceed 10 exc
business This motion was
f. and tho doors remained closed
when the senate adjourned.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-05
MINERS STRIKE IN WEST VIRGINIA
1t Is Nearly General on the kanawha and
New Rivers.

CHARLESTON. w. VA. May 4.-(Spe-
cial)-The miners strike in Kanawha
county and New River regions Is general.
Winefrede, Eagle. Cannelton. and Camp
BELLS creek mines on the Kanawha, and
Ansted on the New river. are the only
mines running \ meeting OF 100 miners
was held to-day at Montgomery, at which
President Mcbride was expected to be.
present and address the men. but he did
not arrive. The men decided to continue
the strike till further orders from the
Executive Board OF the United Nine
Wnrkprs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-05
RARY WAS AT THIRD.
RICHMOND COLLEGE.

In the following score will be found the
details:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-05
A SENSATION IN PACE COUNTY.
Arrest Of IA WelI-Dressed Lady for Passing
IA Worthless Check.

LURAY, VA, May 4.-(SpeciaL)-A
small sensation has been occasioned here
and at Shenandoah. in this county, by
the arrest OF well-dressed lady of
middle age, and her son, near the town OF
Shenandoah upon the charge Of passing
a worthless check TO Mr.. John Il. Brown,
proprietor of Browns Hotel. In that
town. The name of the lady IS given
rs Mrs. Adu Ross Bellah while the
check was signed by Joseph Bellah, her
husband and was drawn upon the Second
National Bank, of Washington city. for
the sum ef $50. Mr.. Browns suspicious
were excited and in answer to a tele-
gram of inquiry from him the bank re-
piled that the check was not good. Upon
this information Mr.. Brown swore out
warrant against the parties, and they
were committed to jail In this place by
justice to await further examination. The
movements Of the persons have been
somewhat mysterious.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-05
M II. X. decentralization.

BALTIMORE, May 1.-THE bondholders,
committee of the savannah. Americus and
Montgomery railroad met here to-day. \
plan for the reorganization or the ROAD
the receivers was approved. a syndicate
will be formed pledging N,um,co to com
plete the road TO Savannah, seventy-four
niles Pledges for this amount have al
ready been secured in New York. Rich
mond and baltimore. and new securi-
ties will be issued to existing bondholders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-05
Totals ......... 81 4 ci s
WAKE FOREST COLLEGE.
Totals ..........3 6 s q 5
SCORE By INNINGS.

9 ~
Richmond College ..1OiO200 0 o. 4
Wake Forest College =. 3-O1O11 100x-6
Earned runs-Wake Forest College. !.
Two base hits-JOnes. First base on er-
rors-Richmond College. 3; Wake Forest
College. !. Bases on balls-On Ellyson. !;
off Smith. l. Left on bascs-Richmond
College, .: Wake Forest College. g. Struck
out-By Ellyson 5: by Smith. II. Bases
from being ht-Kimball, Smith. Harrison,
and burnett Wld pitches-Ellyson, |.
Passed balls-S,affori, . Johnson, !.
Time Of game, 1:5i. Umpire, Mr.. Phil
lips.
= There will be no game here to-day but
The College Spiders will contest honors
with the University of North Carolina
Monday afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-05

use OF the army. In place OF the stars
and. stripes he would have Tag win
a blue body and yellow spots Talrtea
on It. The yellow spots would stand Tor
the brass buttons OF the policemen, ana
the gold dollars Of the capitalists. tbs
emblem he thought wouli very properly
typify the spirit OF the American people
to-day.
At 10 o'clock tomorrow the army VIII
start for Washington.