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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02

ed a 81 900 forfeit for F'itzslmmons TO fight
Corbett To a nnish for the worid chanl,
pionshlp. Brady posted another $500 and
entered counter challenge TO Fitzsim-
mons ON behalf Of steve O'Donnell. the
Australian fighter travelling with Cor
bett. 49,.
WIN you cover Fitzsimmons' money!
Brady was asked. after a Ions and heat
co argument
NO" he shouted.
"Wnl you cover O'Donnell's money!
Fitzsimmons was asked, and he shouted
Mo- so loud that every one in the Her
aid building heard him.
"If you. Fitzaimmons. get the cham
pionship by detauit. VIII you stand ready
TO defend II against all cOmers?'
IL Will he replied, meet any man in
the world bar Peer Jackson. and he Is
objectionable 10 me on the ground OF
color"
This leaves the Corbett men with the best
OF the argument for II FitZsimmOns Is
declared the champion by default. after
his money remains UP for thirty uaES.
there is every reason to believe tnat ne
Will have to cover O'pOnnells money.
During tn long and heated arCunsh'
which both sides INDUCED in. Brady SAD;
III you accept O'DOnnelfs chalicnt,', ~
hGh' in February will post 500 MI'H' ~
week. and give II TO fltzsiHni1n.pI, .- ~
COrbcit does not Immediately ait"rWard
0ght him. FitZsimmons Is not lH CoI-
BETS class" - 49,
Turning 10 Fltzsimmons he said: You
wouldn't fight Critic. wouid you-so OUT
OF your clasS2' ,.,, Ct, $500
YES" said Fitzsirnmons. I'll Fight any
man for money -Grino. ,McAuIlHc, or any
one I don't want Corbctts money rs
present. IN fight him for his MONEY
Brady wanted to know what rlght RITZ
simmons had 10 sign with the Olvrnnic
club. Of New orleans; to fight for t25.ooD
purse. and the reply he rot was; y am
an American citizen, and / have a right
TO sign anywhere"
war Of words followed between Brady
and Lumley. which would have ended in
a personal encounter If others present had
not interfered.
President schon. Of the Olympic club
81 New Orleans, telegraphed Corbett to-
day:
we offer a 5000 purse. winner to
totn 81. Fitzsimmons has complied with
every requirement. If you will not defend
the title. FitZsimmons VIII. and Will meet
the best man that can be found in The
world. I'm February. 1885. In the event
that you do not answer and accent the
challenge Of Robert Fitzslmmons by
THURSDAY. October 4th. we will declare
Robert l'itzsimmOns the champion heavy
weight Of the world"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02
me USk6BUhG C4yALEY.
Reunion Of the Members of the Old Com
tany-Gcneral Leo To be Present.

LUNENBURG, c. H., oct SPECIAL.
There will be a reunion Of the Lunen-
burg cavalry at Kenneday's, in this
county. on the fifth Of october. a big
time is expected. as there. Will be a
grand barbecue and speaking. General
Fitz. Lee. General Suth Boiling Mr. W.
II. Mckinney the nominee Of the Demo-
Gratis for Congress from this district.
and other distinguished speakers are ex-
pectcd.
The Lunenburg cavalry was command
ed during the late war by Captain nov
GeneraD SUth Boiling. Of Petersburg. and
was attached 10 Fitz. Lees brigade
There was not more gallant company
In the Confederate service. Norman
Neblrth, Of Brunswick county, and David
K. Love. of Lunenburg, were distinguish
ed lieutenants Of this company.
4 number of ladies will grace the
occasion with their presence. and good
order Will be enforced by Chief Marshal
OF the day. Lieutenant Norman Nebleth.
and his corps OF assistants. An immense
crowd is expected to be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02
" =. CIRCUIT CODRr OF APPBhLs.
Tho Chief JustIce VIII Preside Two Days
Large Number OF Cases

The fall term OF the United States Cir
cult Court of Appeals will convene at
the courtroom in the custom house at
j. O'Clock to-day. ...
chief Justice Fuller arrived last even,
tgsmorrow. having TO be ina New YORK on
afterwards Circuit Judges Con and
Simonton and District Judge MOTIFS OF
A,qrvland. will conduit the court.
} Idse Bradley. district judge or Sputn
Carolina, will be present also. ana VIII
sit IN several cases. IN Whlcn Jul,e
Sirnon'on is dlsqudlifed-py having lr'sli-
cd al lhe trial Of these cases in a lower
court .,. .
several important decisions arc expect
nent docket Is larger than u.ulL and
the court VIII be In session more th1l
two weeks Nine cases are pending from
South Carolina six from NIrEiuin, four
from West Virginia four from Maryland
and two from North Carolina.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02
sdNDBdGGED nIAUSION.
A wsil-Known CitL-n Attacked by foot
pad,-rh- Mcgaul-v shooting CNs~.

STAUNTON, VA. oct. 1.-Special-Ru-
dolph kinsley. a well-known cltlZeh, was
saHdbaggcd at the gate OF MS prNdte
residence saturday night at 1879 o'clock.
Mr.. knsley runs d butchers stall IN the
city market, and Saturday night IS sup,
posed to be a good night for trade, anu
the party expected good money. 1t WAS
raining hard. and Mr.. Kinsley's umbrella
helped 10 break the force OF the blow or
the sand bag. Mr.. Kinsley ran and cried
murder. The unknown party shot at MN
twice and made of. He was not reco.-
nized.
Another citizen. a coal dealer, reports
that he was attacked SATURDAY night am
rnbbed OF over q hundred dollars. Both
events were in town, but near the cor
pOration limits.
The case of Mrs. Minnie McCauley, for
shooting to death her husband in June
last viii 90 TO the jury tomorrow. 1t mas
occupied the court for n week.
The PrOhibitiOnists Of the Tenth as
trict meet here Wednesday, october 81
to name a candidate for Congress.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02
xTIBBED HIMsFIF IN THE SIDE
Iawrenea Otey,in Drunken Frenzy. User
the Knife Freely

Lawrence Otey. a white man. residing
in the quiet village OF Swansboro, came
10 Richmond yesterday morning on
'howlinS spree" He sauntered about
the city for a while and finally decided
upon some desperate measure ar the
corner OF Seventh and Franklin streets.
according 10 the theory Of those who
were near by the scene Of the alleged
suicide Otey coolly took out a pocket
knife and made an effort 70 stab himself
II was lOng-bladed weapon. resembling
somewhat a dirk. quite a formida blc-lOoH-
ing instrument. just such an one as one
would employ 10 put an end 10 his exist
ence. The man had acquired such a CO..
lossal jag that he evidently had not the
slightest idea OF what he was doing. for
he ripped out the knife and stabbed him
self in the side and in the right leg. Or.
Charles T.. Smith examined the mans
wounds and found that he was quite
painfully. but not dangerously, injured.
The ambulance was summoned and the
unfortunate man was carried to the aims
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02

The Law and Equity Court was en-
gagged yesterday with the trial o. the
case OF J. v. Phillips against the Metro
politau Life Insurance Company.
Messrs. James H.. Cannon and Junius
T. Bird qualified to practice I'm this court
Jury was waived and Judgment entered
by the court In the case of j. |. Boswell
against w b. Waldron tor 500
Clerk y. p. Winston yesterday fled his
report with the Auditor OF Public Ac-
counts. I'm compliance with the provisions
Of the law. II showed that forty-three
law and chancery suits were entered dur
ing the month of September.
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Hastings Court

The October term Of the Hastings Court
opened yesterday. and the grand Jury
convened at Il o'clock yesterday morhin-.
were found:
FcIony-Cic1rge owens. Julia Turner.
William Lewis, william Kedd. Richard
Parsley. Lewis Kere5kis alias George
Johnston %. Edward Johnson 90. Albert
Halle r. \. Randolph 90. Albert Clark.
\. Monroe. William Hicks and Thomas
Brown.
Brown. -. l. Tal.aferro. T.. Lewis 49, r..
Rose agent, Mary Norment Charles
Poindcxter Edward Johnson 90, j. RI.-
chiccioii. Hall * Nelson and Louis E.a-
ChicciOl
The grand jury will again convene this
morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02

II a seventh game Is necessary the place
will be agreed upon by toss up
TO ofiiciate. one being kept IN reserve.
The question OF division OF recslp,S
threatened 10 cause spit. IL was 'iha'-
ly agreed to divide receipts eln@P
The money taken In VIII not g into
the treasures OF the organizations, Dut
Will be given 10 the players. taptail
Hanlon thought his men ought T. rec I've
s. per cent OF the receipts as they are
the champions and will be the drawing
card. He said his men had been WORK
ing for the money they would rec I'VE
from these games, as well as Tor the
pennant. Now that the matter has been
settled. however. on the basis Of an
equal division, he says his players are
perfectly satisfied.
The first two games OF the ser g, WI,
be played in Baltimore on THURSDAY an
Friday OF this week. The clubs VIII
then go 10 New York. whore they VIII
play on the 9Th sth and 9Th In case
the contest is not finished by the tune
ed. the clubs will return to Baltimore ana
pay the finishing games there e. mmenc-
Ing on the 18th. The umpires VIII not
but they will belong TO the National
League.
READY FOR THE BIG RECEPTION.
BALTIMORE MD. oct. 1.-Nothing In
recent years has so aroused thc enInu-
siasm OF B.ltimoreS people as the WIN
ming OF the championship pennant by me
Orioles base ball team. Ever since Inc
decisive game was won the city mas beeh
IN n ferment The players Will be gwen
n glorious reception on their return TO-
morrow evening II will be one of the
greatest popular demonstra tons ever seen
here Music. fireworks by the Mayor
special permission. n parade through me
principal streets, n reception at the fiilh
~ -,t'ne,It '.t'dOij. ana q. banquet al Ken
merits is the programme.
Wednesday afternoon Manager HfEloh
and his champion team VIII occupy boxes
at Ford's Theatre for the benenI per
Torrance rendered nv Manager cherries
u. Ford. At night Harris Academy OF
Music will be packed with baseball en-,
thusiasts. Manager Dean has arranged
a special performance for the benent OF
the ball players. I'm which they viii all ap..
pear in diving pictures Thousands or
in Chief" ex-Postmaster w. w. Johnson.
for the entertainment and DEMENT'S. a
great deal OF money has been put IN
decorations The principal stores ana
business blocks are gorgeously arraNed
In yellow and black-Maryland cGlors.
Almost every man, woman ana chlld, re-
gardless of creed. class, condition. or
Occupation. is decorated with something
oignifying a desire to participate in the
''hallelujah."
Old men and young men, nabob and
nondescript, unite In shouting the paconS
of victory and from the preparations now
practically completed the reception which
will be accorded the club promises TO he
one of the greatest events ever known in
this vicinity.
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dant evidence 70 show that Uzzel was

dant evidence 10 show that Uzzel was
not aware OF the fact H.,
one OF Uzzers employees had Key 70
his establishment, and IL was ne VINO
opened the door for the barrel to be
taken I'm. This man, whose name Is
Michael Donovan, has not Deeh captur-
ed. .
The case against Uzzel was also dis
missed.
Investigation OF the charges agaInst
William A. Haines (whtel. ana fFhN
James. George Brown, John u. STden
and James Brizentein colorsd). vas post
poned until Thursday. October hth. Inat
two suspicious barrels were oroueht
ashore from a Spanish steamship on the
night Of July 9th is certain. and al
though the fact was not proven. III is
the general opinion Of those VINO were
present AT the investigation that the
barrels contained contraOand liquor. -,
Inspector Ould thinks mat ne VIII
soon have In his possession evidence
that will bring about the conviction or
several men we'll known mere
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02
LrncHHUGG IoBACCO sALEs.
Increase OF J. 600, 900 Pounds over 'o3-Ihe
Fair,

L.YNCHBURG. VA, oct. i.-Special.-
The annual meeting Of the Lynchpurs
Tobacco Exchange was held at noon 20
day. Secretary Franklin submitted ms
report. showing an increase OF over lhree
million pounds in the sales OF the year
ending yesterday as compared with the
sales OF the preceding year. the total SAFES
million mounds. Prior to 1894 sales have
been steadily on the decrease in this city
for four or five years, and the increase
is very encouraging. The increase IN sues
is due to the Improvement Of LynchhurS
as a market tor leaf for shipping purposes
The LyuchburS Fair Will commence 70
morrow The entries have been unusually
large. and Indications point 10 very
one Of the social features Of the fair. VIII
be Tomorrow There arc about forty
knights who Will enter the lists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02

The First Regiment had the FIRST one Of
series Of reGimentnl assemblies last
evening, and the several companies turned
up and down Broad street and went
through few line movements.
General order. No. o. has Just been
Issued by Colonel Jones. which orders tho
regiment TO assemble at the armory on
October 9Th. at II \ NJ. 10 take part in
the oucnrg Of the Exposition. which will
be celebratel Ly a big military plrade.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02
NELLIE ID. WON.
She Takes the Two Heats Of tho 1925 Trot-
Now for Pimlico.

BALTIMORE. oct. 1.-The fall meeting
Of the Gentlemcns Driving club ended
to-day with the unfinished % troitng
contest, postponed from Saturday. Nellie
-. took Two meats and the race.
The fall meeting OF the iin,uco Driving
club will brgin tomorrow. The lrec-foI-
ali uacc I'm which Mascot. Paul, Tempest.
CLAY Uontas Black DICK. and Maud J..
will start. VIII attract great crowd to
the track tomorrow
Two-twenty-nye tro'tinS, purse 800 CIn-
finished after four heats.
Charlie IL, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Alice Berlew, ........-. ..-......... d" 5 3
Louis Victor, Belle TruNton. charlie g.,
Bradstrcet, Lodfer Myrtle T"is' IN order
Timc, 2:221-4, 2:22I-e, pa 2.23 II, 2:2i1-2,
2:2l IA.
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house where he lay in drunken stupor all
dov and was unable 10 give any account
whatever of himself. Several efforts were
made TO arouse him from his stupyhed
state. but without avail. The man was IN
a beastiy state OF intOxication. IL is said
that he attempted to cut his throat, but
missed his aim. and plunged the knife
into his body and leg instead. ~ late
hour last night the man had not recover.
cd from the effects OF his spree. and could
give no satisfactory account Of the az
fair. which. II is understood, was the re-
suit OF q drunken frenzy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02
Pickett Camp.

There was a large attendance at the
regular weekly meeting Of Pickett Camp
LAST night. In their hall Communica
were read from Messrs. Coghill and Bols-
sieuN I'm regard 10 the battle 81 Gettys-
burg. Captain +. + Reeve delivered 4
very interesting address on His personal
eVnerieUco H no same battle War
talks were INDUCED in by several members
present.
Messrs Il. ". Royal Philip Browder
and John +. Harrison were elected mem
bers OF the Camp
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02

ORANGE. VA. Oct. 1.-Special.-In the
triangular fight last Friday between G..
W. Barbour. W. q. Williams and Charles
Taliaferro. for the unexpired term OF
Mr.. II. L. Graves in the House of Dele
gates. Barbour got five delegates, VIII
delegates meet next Wednesday. with the
probability Of nominating Mr. Barbour,
who Is a worthy son of distinguished an
cestors
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02
She look Laudanum.

4 negro woman named Mary Lucas
decided 10 leave this world yesterday
afternoon at 40 o'clock and took lauda-
mum i'm sufficient quantity 10 effect her
purpose. She died at her residence, No.
80 north Seventeenth street. three hours
after taking the deadly dose. Coroner
Taylor viewed the remains. but deemed
an inquest unnecessary, as ii was evil
IDENTIFY a clear case Of suicide.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02

The October term Of the Henrco cir
cult Court. which commenced yester-
day. had 10 be postponed until to-day on
account ~ the unavoidable absence OF
Judge Wexford who was detained In
Gloucester county by high water.
Several cases OF unusual interest are 10
BE- tried. including the Smthers' precinct
election fraud the Shields VIII case and
Morris Hopkins for the murder OF II. s.
Parsons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02

The exhaustive tobacco report In Sun
gay Times was married in two instances
py typographical mistakes. The estimate
OF the value of the leaf trade should have
appeared three millions instead OF thirty
loose tobacco In four years should have
been eleven millions OF pounds instead Of
four millions
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02

MANASSAS, VA, Oct. Especial. Alex
ander Harrison, n young man who began
work here this morning for the railroad
company, while attempting TO get out of
the way or the Manassas branch passen-
ger train, got on the main line and was
struck and hurt by the engine of the
passenger train. which was pulling into
the depot. The injured man has been suf-
fering very much. but no bones were
broken and his physician thinks he will
soon recover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02

AT a called meeting Of the St. James
Chapter, No. 80. of the brotherhood Of st.
Episcopal church. the following delegates
TO the convention Of the Brotherhood
which will be held in Washington. October
nth TO l6th. inclusive. were elected:
MessrS. John W. Cruigan, Henry Harri-
son. Stuart NJ Woodward. Frank II. Nc
CURE and Phil Moncure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02
Storm Damages IN Hanover.

ELLERSON, VA. oct. 1.-Special.-The
recent storm and rain did considerable
damage in this section. Much OF the late
corn was blown down and fodder was
damaged by the rain.
There seems 10 be very little interest
taken in the campaign, but the indica-
tons are that Colonel Elicit will carry
this county by large majority.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02

ALEXANDRIA, VA, oct l.-Speclai -
Therr IL mo change In Or. Miunigerode' 5
condition. unless he IS nearer deaths door
than al any time heretofore. lie taxes
less nouriShmrut. and to-day and to-hlsht
there has been no return of CONSCIOUSNESS
IS barely alive at 1870 tonight
Mrs. buckrrworth reached here TINS
evening. and probably Mr.. Meade Mime
gerodr will reach New York 10y morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02
THE gINAL COS hS1h.
Results Of thu Gnmes Played Sunday
which End ~ no esguo >'nson.

CHICAGO. I'LL. Sept. 3O.-Tha last
game of the regular season of 1894 has
been played the last ball has been
pitched across the plate; the last man put
out and for the first time in baseball
history the Monumental city has the
champion team OF the world by winning
to-day's game. the Orioles percentage Il
.695-2S points ahead OF Their nearest
riyais The carelessness of the Birds
IN losing yesterdays game vas the only
reason they did not close with a percent
age OF over 200. AS 1t is, they have lost
but 80 games during the whole season,
and have won that many and 20 more
besides. Notwithstanding that Hawke
was knocked out OF the box i'm the first
four innings, their last game was a walk
over for the orioles. The score.
Baltimore .................30 90 : ! f5 20
Chicago .....................3 0 20O0 /
Batteries: Hawke. Esper ana CLARKE;
Terry and Kittredge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02
A Runaway In Columbia

COLUMBIA. VA. Oct. Especial This
morning about IL o'clock the Rev. Z. ".
Elsom, who Is carrying on a protracted
meeting at the Baptist Memorial church,
In Columbia, went out for drive, car
rying Miss Laura Toney with him The
horse by some cause took fright and ran
OF, throwing them both from the buggy,
though neither one was hurt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02
Postal NOrss.

Mr.. Roddy Tenser who was superin-
tendent OF carriers in the Richmond post
Once and Mr.. Frank L. Burke, who was
places.
Messrs NJ. T.. Percival and Lewis Wei
mer have recently been appointei sub
sutute carriers from the eligible list OF the
civil service
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02

SOUTH BOSTON. VA. oct. l-Suc.'nl.
and most esteemed citizen OF this place.
died this afternoon after ID prou"'ei
illness; AGED hfty-uina years. he Ht. "a
native OF Lebanon. Pa, and served aI--
ing the war I'm the army OF northern
dsth Tcnnessee Resimcnt He married
I'm November. l,G5. Miss Emma FHlrII'-
hear. Of Halifax county, who, with tNo
grown sons survive him.
For the past eleven years ne has Poe
sided here. occupying a responsible poo
sition IN the Planters and Merchants
Bank. lie was a ruling elder of the Prose
bvteran church. and has LETT a bright
example Of piety and humility.
'I-~ ~ArsN.tI ROSS.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. oct. .
Miss Margaret Ross sister of Mr.. James
Ross. of this city, died this morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02
NOW FOR THE TEMPLECUP
FINAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR TIE
SERIES or GAMES.
70 Open Ut Baltimore Next Tbursdav--BA!'
tIsnore Ready for the Zig Eec'pt'on
70 the Orioles--Ths Final Cameo.

oct. !.
a y A q l. Il :
Ward and Han
Ion. OF the New
York and Bait
more clubs. net
las; night a. the
fremont HCu c.
and made nnal
arrangements for
the * mos Tor
the Temple cup.
TIE q ties are.
At tat more.
October 4th. 5th
ana iltn. al New
York. october
9Th. sth and 9Th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02

The Octobe- term of the Chancery Court
opened yesterday. \ number OF important
cases are on the docket, and VIII be dis
posed or during the month.
MI. James r.. Cannon was admitted by
Judge Lamb to practice law IN ~ tri-
hunal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02
RTsULTs OF TIL OTHER GAMES,

At Louisville: First Louisville.
10: Brooklyn. s. Secbnd game--Brook-
lyn. IL: Louisville. 1.
AT st. Louis: First game-St. Louis, IA;
Washington, 3 Second game-St. Louis,
10: Washington, 4. tFor Washington, Ma
larkey pitched the first game and Boyd
the secondD
At Cincinnati: Cincinnati, l6; Cleve-
land III
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02
OBI VARY.
MRS. JOSEPHINE DowgIL POE.

Mrs. Josephine Dowell Poe. the wife
OF Major John Poe, chief of police Of
this, city. whose illness was reported
from time to time for some weeks past
died at an early hour yesterday morn
ing. i'm her tOrty-fourth year.
Mrs. Poe was daughter of the late
J. r. Dowell. who. at the time Of MS
death was superintendent OF the West
ern Union Telegraph Company and - s.
trict Deputy Grand Lecturer of the Ma
sonic fraternity. She was married 10
Major Poe tWenty-four years agV, at
which time she was noted for her grace
and beauty.
Up to the day Of her death she was
greatly admired for her many Inc quail
ties. and Is sincerely mourned by most
of friends. - +,
She leaves four children. two sons and
two daughters the eldest being the
wife Of Mr.. John Fairbanks.
The funeral will take place from me
residence. No. 22t Harrison street, at I
o'clock this afternoon.
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Mr.. Zines at Roanoke.

ROANOKE. VA, Oct. Especial
Rev. w. +. Hines, Of Richmond. began
revival At the First Baptist church o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02
INV YoRKs PLAY A SUNDAY oAMF.

TOLEDO. o.. Sept. 30.-The New Yorks
broke over their precedent. and played
Sunday game to-day, winning with
ease. The score:
New YORK, .......,........0 ON-lZ
1OIeuo ....................OU " " i d y
Batteries: Hughev and Mcfarland
Rusie. Clark and Wilson. Umpire,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02
MRS, MILDRED HAIL.

ROCKINGHAM e. H., VA. Oct. g.
SpeciaI.NMrs. Mildred Hail died yesterday
of consumption. at her residence. a.1lrr
this place The deceased, bag o.aa ...
for A long lime, and her death was i't
unexpected She was daughter ID. .0'
late Robert Kucaid irving, and Was NI'.-
" known and beloved FOR her s."r..-
worth and Christian piety. Her remains
viii be Inferred al "Roltt01,' ln the fannie
" buryiug ground