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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-09
LYNCEBURG WINS.
The Norfoik's Lost In the Last Inning-Ahe
Cl.m. Were Hopeful to the Last.

NORFOLK, VA, August 6.-Specidi'-i'
was aryhodys game between Lyhc'pure
and Norfolk this afternoon, but every
member OF the CLANS thought II WOuIu
60 10 The home team until the iatai ninth'
in which inning the visitors mace the
winning run. MCkenna, III the DIN -
the visitors, did very little letter WI n
tnan dld Fry. There were lew VVSL!
errors. and many Brilliant ply nc
tale OF noe is told as follows: L!hcn-
mrs, placed her nits where they dld me
most good. Norfolk popped UP HES When
hits we're badly needed e
The run getting commenced IN the llISt
inning. When Norfolk scored one ana
LyncHburg two, then both drew blanks,
and Norfolk was egged in her half Of
the third, but LyncnDurg took the read
by scoring I'm her half by safe hits. An
other goose egg followed in the next inn
ing, and LyDChburg was Dlanhed In the
NTH. and the same in their half OF the
sixth.
Every one thought Norfolk had a vic
tory in the seventh, when, with the bags
fun, pretty two-DaSser scored two men.
Sull another crossed the rubber on Il
safe hit. and when the inning ended the
score was six TO five. in favor OF the
locals. Lynchburg, however, would not
have II that way and tied the score In
the eighth. Here was Norfolk's last
chance. but that tit of generosity took
place, and they tailed to score.
1t was even betting that there would
be ten-inning game. but the first man up
was presented with his base on balls,
when Meara stepped TO the plate ana
lined out twO-bagger 10 centre held, and
the deed was done.
This IS the score:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-09
COZ. OiTE~ PLEASED,
He Did Not Hope TOR More Than 10000
Maiorl;v-Mav Oppose Pugh

WASHINGTON. Aug. S.-A special 70
the Post from Atlanta Ga. says:
Governor-elect oates was in the city
ibis evening on his way TO Washington.
Colonel oates says that he IS thoroughly
pleased over the result Of the campaign,
since at 70 time did ne hope to secure
more than 20eD majority at the very
highest. lie thinks that this Kills Kolb-
ism in Alabama Colonel oates declar,
that he was I'm favor Of the repeal OF
the State bank tax, and thought that
something to relieve the financial press
ure should be done right away.
Il am against the coinage of silver at
rate OF l5 60 J., said he, and only voted
for Its coinage at ~ 20 !. as a compromise,
l think p 10 1 would be a better ratio"
Speaking of the coming election for
senator, ne said; Il think that Senator
Morgan Will be reelected. In fact. there
has been no decided opposition TO him
developed yet, and it is safe 10 say that
he Will succeed himself.
In regard 20 his own ambitions for sena-
tOrshIp. Colonel Oates finally said: Il
think IL Is probable that | may run TO
succeed PucE. though 1 can't tell now. as
/ don't know who win be I'm the race. /
don't like to cross bridges before | get ~
them
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-09
p<yI1OAD HIM IN SESSION.
Advisory Board ofthe Assoc ed h"iiro"ds
M virginia and North tsroiiDa.

NORFOLK. VA. Aug. S.--The advisory
hoard of the Associated Railroads OF
Virginia and the CarcIn7s held a meet
ing at Virginia Beach to-day. There
was a large attendance. the Southern
hallway Company, Seaboard Air Line,
and Atlantic Coast Line being represented
by all their general officers OF traffic and
executive departments. Excursion rates
were discussed principally at to-days
session. To-morrow's session will include
q discussion OF freight rates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-09

The Great Northern system Reduces the
Prices for Storing aud Handling wheat.

DULUTH. MINI, Aug. S.-The East
ern Minnesatama. part OF the Great
Northen system. to-day issued a circular
cutting charges for handling and storing
wheat I'm terminal elevators at this point
in two, In order to help the farmers Of
the northwest, who have been getting
more and more disconnected rs a result
Of the decrease In prices Owners of the
other elevators at once called on General
Manager Harrington and threatened to
have certificates II the Great Northern
elevators ruled off the Duluth Board if
Mr.. Harrington dared them TO do It.
saying they would take their business
elsewhere If they adopted such a foolish
policy. The elevator men are in con-
sternauon. as they think j. J. HIS new
policy means rum for their interests,
which involve millions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-09
Il BOY KILLS A COHPANION.
a Terrible Alabama TraEedy-Fatal En-
counter Between Two Lads.

MONTGOMERY. ALA. Aug. S.-A spe-
cial to the Advertiser from OpeEka, Ala,
eive1 an account Of a deplcrable tragedy
which took place this me rning 1t ap-
pears that ROlly Lcve the thirtecn-year-
old son of Mrs sam. Love, had some
trouble with Emmett Brooks, the four
teeE-year-old son Of Mr.. Charles Brooks.
The result was that young Brooks re-
Ceived Il load OF buckshot in his stomach.
ami Is thought 10 be fatally injured. The
father Of young Love delivered his son
10 the authorities The little fellow does
not appear TO appreciate the Cnormity
Of his offence, and talked freely of the
difficulty. He says Brooks cursed him
and then attempted 10 assault him with
heavy stick. The parents of the chill
dren are neighbors. between whom exist
ed friendly relations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-09
..Ihree Rrrn Wns His Name.

Sidney Jackson, alias George Williams
alias Three Bee" CcoloredD. whose name
was entered in the register at the First
whose occupation. according 10 the regis
tration. is a thief" VIII be before Jus
tice John this morning on the charge
Of stealing 81 in currency from j. G.
Siewers.
Willie Maxwell (colored) occupies n cell
at the First also lie is charged with as
saulting and beating Robert White.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-09
Found Dead in Bed.

DETROIT. MICH. Aug. sc. A. Blood
aged seventy-iiye, a wealthy retired yes
sci owner and banker of Marine city
Mich. was found dead i'm bel this morn
ing at the home Of his daughter-in-law,
81 Fifteenth street. this city The Coro-
ner pronounced death due 10 apoplexv,
but the undertaken found q bullet hole
I'm his body. 1t is supposed he was
murdered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-09
R-SIgnrt. in of Mr.. Richardson

Mr.. Robert L. Richardson rendered his
resignation as secretary Of the Virginia
State Insurance Company AT the last
meeting Of the board Of directors IL was
accepted, and Mr.. Charles Is. Wills was
elected 10 succeed him.
Mr.. Richardson was compelled TO take
this step owing TO continued iil-health.
Mr.. Robert Lecky. Jr.. formerly special
agent has been elected assistant secre-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-09

The four fragments OF Presbyterian-
ism in Canada We're united the city Of
Montreal nineteen years ago, 10 form
what is called the Presbyterian Church
in Canada. The twentieth assembly met
this year i'm st. John, y b. At the time
Of the union there we're thirty-three Pres
byteries. nearly go ministers and $500
members contributing for all purposes
nearly 100000. Now there are fifty
Prcsbyteries 1000 ministers and 10000
members contributing annually over
s. 900 900. In union there is strength.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-09
BROOKLYN. /. 5; BALTIMORE, 4. Il.

BkOOhL1k. L, u BAlAlMOHE. Il
BROOKLYN, Aug. S.-The Rrooklyns
lost both games Of baseball 10 the Bal
timores to-day at Eastern Park The
visitors got the first game through su-
perior fielding, and by hitting the ball
at the right time The second game went
to the visitors through the inferior pitch
ing Of Summersgin, Brooklyn find, .
who pitched ragged ball, and gave man
after man his base on balls. and was
hit all over the field. Together with
winning both games the visitors covered
themselves with glory by not making an
error in either game.
First game) Il. II. e.
BROOKLYN, 40 0000O1-l 4
Baltimore, ........0 0 0 0 2 20 . 1 0
Batteries; Kennedy and Daley; Gleason
and Robinson.
Second game R.H.E
Brooklyn. .......OOO2OO21O-5 S i
Baltimore. ......7 l 02001 0 2-13 10 0
Batteries: summersgin. Daub. and
Kinslow; Esper and Robinson.
rIrTsBURG. 10; oLyvELAND,3
PITTSBURG. PA, Aug. S.-"Pat" Te-
beau came near being mobbed after to-
days game. He had TO wait under the
grand stand until the crowd left the
park In the ninth inning, with two CIeve-
land men out, Tebeau commenced TO
abuse Hoagland for certain decisions,
and threatened 10 put on the gloves with
the umpire and settle it according TO
prize ring rules. Hoagland was willing
10 accompany Tebeau to the clubhouse
and have ii out, but the crowd was so
mad at Tebeau that he had to be hustled
out of their reach. O'Connor and Beck
ley were also guilty Of dirty bali play
ing, the latter interfering with Fatty
Childs while he was running 10 first AS
result. Childs turned two or three
somersaults, fracturing his collar bore.
Ehrets work In the box and the batting
OF the home team won the game for
Pittsburg. Attendance l.400.
Cleveland ..................1 90 l000-3
Batteries-Ehret and Sugden; Petty
and thinner. Umpire, Hoagland.
CHICAGO. IL; CINCINNATI, ID.
CHICAGO, Aug. S--Chicago threw
away to-day's game by q succession OF
groteSque errors made at critical mo-
ments. Anson made fatal mistake I'm
the seventh, by taking Kittridge who
had struck out twice out OF the game
and putting I'm Schriver, whose wild
throwing cost half a dozen runs A Dc
cision at the plate by Umpire Ncouade
cost Chicago at least one run In No
seventh. and lucky stop bv Tom par
rott IN the eighth cut of two more Nc.
GIN pitched well for Chicago. until IL
ham hit him for a home run In the
fourth, when Stratton took his n,.ca
Attendance 2,aB. Score r n E
Cincinnati .......o l330osIx-i4 10
Battsriss-McGui. strstton. Kittridge'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-09

summary; Earned Richmond =
!rree,,ers9rrg. Two-base hitsIo;ettinn;e o.
sanford SAM ss0s Tbrse Gilman Bailey, Roussey.
bases-Kain go. Foster. RousseS' q, stolen 9hi
hhhxfer' Myer, Gilman First base "e ON
Daiis-On Bailey. 2: off Potter Ia, 1 Dn
P, y Re,, nail,Gilman. Wells. Struck out ~
Potter l'' P = sy arbo otter 3 Wid pitches
81 game. two hours and fifteen mining nine
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-09

Earned runs: Roano6Gee; 4 ,,ox stanton N of
Sewers 1: of Malarkey l.. Struck
o ost.' by Boyd, I; by Sewers; o, l.;
Ell sullivan. Napier. Home runs NC
lioveter Double pays: McCioskyt rem
nington. Stolen bases: Daniel, CaVan-
a nu1 Crockett. Violet 2; Sullivan, seher-
err. Pennington. Clark. Passed balls: ar ar
thur. Wild pitch BOYD. hit by ,pitched
ball: O'Hagan, McCloskey. q IMPURE
Hodge. Time of game: Two hours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-09
10 Preach M the Cathedral

Rev John b. Tabb professor OF English
literature at ST. Charles College, Md,
has accepted an invitation 10 preach at
the Cathedral next Wednesday. the 18th,
which is the Feast OF the Assumption.
His subject will be THE honor Due 10
Mary" Father Tabb's sermon will be de-
liVered at the 1870 o'clock mass.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-09
and schriver: Dwyer and Murphy.
NATIONAL LEAGUE RECORD. :,

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR To-DAY.
New York at Washington.
Philadelphia at Boston.
St. Louis at CINCINNATI.
Baltimore at Brooklyn.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Pittsburg at Louisville.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-09
They Are Not Coming

The Georgia Weekly Press Association.
which was 10 have been the guest OF the
ola Dominion Press Club, telegraphed Mr..
W ID. Chesterman. president OF the lat
ter club. last night. that owing TO other
arrangements they would be unable to
stop here
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-09
One man out when winning run was
LYNCHBURG.


Lynchburg. 2. Two-base hits, CollifiOwer,
a. Hoage, Meara %. Zeigler, McFarlan'
and McKenna. stolen bases Collihower'
Meara. Knox, McFarlan, and Mckenna.
Base on balls off Mckenna, 3; off Fry.
s. Hit by pitched ball Hedge G). Struck
out. by Fry. Z McKenna, 4. Passed balls,
Childs. !; Hodge, l.
Umpire. McDermott. Time Of game,
two hours and fifteen minutes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-09
LISSIh WINS EASILY.
The Two-Year-O, Distances All Com.
petitors.

SARATOGA, y. y. August S.-The card
here to-day was very light and the at
tendance small. The talent before the
races began boosted that they would
reap harvest to-day. and they did. four
fAVOrlteS crossing tie line winners. Glenn
enune was the faNOrite in the third event
and followed by Leonardo, Pearl Song and
baibriesan, made all the running until the
stretch was reached when Leonardo closed
up. and in a spirited finish beat Clemen-
tine by head. The faithful were nigAly
pleased, as they had placed all their hopes
on Clemcntlnc. LiSsak, Jewel and Hernia
raced head and head in the five furlongs
dash for tWO-ycar-OldS, the former under
nard pull. W hen they got Strengthened
out, however. Lissak was given his head.
ana the colt drew away winning easily
by two lengths from Applause, who cot
off last.
Summarizes:
First race-tAree-year-olds six and a
half furlongs.-Potentate O12, Brooks.
TO . first, Torchbearer second, Thurs
ton third. Time, 1:2lig.
clayton, 3 to - first, Chattanooga sec
ond Florinda third. Time. 142i,.
Third race-selling, seven furlOngs
Leonardo 90, Griffin, 10 u first. Glenn
entlne second, Peal Song third. Time,
1:273,
Fourth race-two-year-olds five fur
longs.-Lissak OlO, Perkins. to - first.
Applause second, Hermanita third. Time,
1Nl#i
Fifth vaccination three-year-olds. five
and a half furlorgs.-KapanGa colt. 1O5.
Blake, :" to y first, Yo FL Ray second.
Trophy (gelding) third. Time 1909.
sixth race-sellng, mile and a quar-
ter-George Beck c6, Perkins. even
first. Assignee second, Anna third. Time
2:073i.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-09

Mr. Stewart Barney. Of this city. Will
draw the plans for a fine memorial library
10 be erected in Troy. y. Y. Plans were
submitted by a number OF well-known
architects in Northern cities, among whom
was George Il. Post. ~ Jew York in
whose Office Mr.. Barney once worked.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-09
Nalinnnl Dental Association.

NORFOLK. VA, Aug. S-The second
day session Of the American Dental As
ISOLATION convened AT old Point this
morning Routine business only was
transacted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-09

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Staunton at Richmond.
Norfolk at Roanoke.
Lynchbrug at Petersburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-09
THE PHILLIES BEAT BOSION.
The BAitimores Win TWO Games and the
Giants Lose at Washington.

BOSTON. Aug. Sharper, with his
slow curves. was too much for the Bos-
tons to-day although he was couched
up very lively in the fourth inning.
But the Phillies batted I'm great luck,
and also very strongly II was a long
game with lots Of fighting. Attendance
2C57.
II. II. T.
Philadelphia, ...1 l 40603 03-lS % 2
Batteries: Stlvetts. Staley, and Camel
Harper and Buckley.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-09
THE PRESIDENT PEDORSFD.

.. That we urge upon the said law
making department Of the Government
the abolition Of the unconstitutional and
prohibitive tax Of ten per cent. upon the
issue Of State banks.
G. That We admire the courage and
lofty patriotism OF the President. and
that we most heartily commend his
prompt and effective action under the
law for the suppression Of the efforts OF
allen Anarchists to disturb by force and
violence the true relations Of labor and
capital; his sturdy effort TO secure the
enactment Of tariff reform as called for
in the party platform; his prompt appro-
val of the bill repeating the Federal cleo
ton laws. the notable reduction Of the
expenses of the Government under his
administration, and the freedom from
scandal which has been such a marked
feature Of his return to the head OF al
fairs.
The platform was adopted almost unan-
imOusly
James II. Pou was elected chairman Of
the state Executive Committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-09
A BALL AT OCEAN VIEW.
THE PORTsMOUrH ABTTLLEYMEN
.EEJOYfNG THEMsELVES.
Improvements In the Norfolk Public
sobools-CoI. Day Talks About the Con-
gressionaI Contest Down There.

NORFOLK. VA. Aug. Especial
Grimes Battery, Of Portsmouth "hio"
has been in camp at ocean View, gave
grand ball tonight, IN which the MIL
tary Of the two cities participated
1t was the most elegant ball gwen al
the View in years. Lieutenant Colon "a'
master Of ceremonies. and Messrs' Il, H.
Warren. Jr.. W. l.. Mathews. ana fdu'
Bland floor managers. The beauty anu
fashion of the two cities graced the oc-
casion.
The School Board Of Norfolk mas I'M
proved the system OF teaching by o esta o.
fishing public High School-tHe HiSt III
the history OF Norfolk.
SoRFoLK's SCHOOL SYSTEM.
In public education Norfolk has not
been Up 10 the standard or other CltleS s
Heretofore no student could, aitet graz a.
uating in the public schools, enter inc
high grade colleges and universities uii-
less a course OF private Instruction Was s
taken. The Superintendent says ms ms
school will be the highest grade pupuc
school In the State. Prof. George Mc N.
Baine viii be at its head, assisted by
DR.. Charles Crow and Miss Cary Key
nOids.
The Hemingway school property In
the t1fth ward was recently purchaser
for the public High School at 5000.
Rev. Or. r. McIlwaine, president OF
Hampden- Sidney College, Is here. ana
Will spend some time at Virginia Beach.
THE CONGRESSIONAL CONTEST.
Col Day, Of Isle Of Wight, candidate
for Congress, IS here in consultation with
his friends. Col. Day says no one can be
elected on the first ballot. and that he
viii certainly be in the race At the hnish.
lie says he Is gaining strength daily. His
own county has given him solid deiega-
ton. He claims one-third Of the del
egates from the Peninsula counties.
Chairman Young says he Will call
tee the night Of the 18th. TO arrange for
electing. delegates to the Virginia Beach
convention and new committeeman. MT.
Young thinks that a primary election
Will be ordered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-09
Fe deratiOn OF Labor Fighting Knights OF

PITTSBURG. PENN. Aug. S.-The
American Federation of Labor is wagins
Brewery Workmcns Union has issued a
circular denouncing the local x. OF L.
officials for adopting a scale lower than
that Of the union. ana charging that
affiliated with the American Federation.
Sweden IS the most Protestant country
IN the world. out of a population of
10000, 1000 are Roman Catholics. The
remainder belong almost exclusively t.
the Lutheran church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-09
iEVEns KNOCKED orr

The Magic City boy, Dsr,a, the s,,n.
The Score.
.hoxNOkE va. Aug s.-The Msv,o
c'ty boys defeated the staunton team amin IN
u poorly played game to-day. -
The nth inning. and Maiarkey pitched
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-09
LIBRARY COUPON,

1. Reveries OF a Bachelor.
2. Lays OF Ancient Rome.
3. IulylOss Scandal
4. The House OF the Seven Gab.e-
3. Crawford.
g. The Coming Race.
Z. Dream LIE.
g. Frankenstein.
9. A Book Of Golden Deeds.
10. Moses from an Old Manse.
H. The Scarlet Letter.
y Essays OF Ella.
II Vicar Of Wakefield.
ID Twice-TOld Tales.
H. Paul and virginia.
10. STORY OF an african farm
H. Lays OF the Scottish Cavaliers.
- Lucille.
10. Dreams.
20 Black Beauty.
u one OF the Profession.
- Sartor Resartus ~,
Is The idyls Of the King
- Tho Pleasures Ot Lie.
s. MORNINGS in Florence.
- Pab and His Friends.
~ Wbittier's Poems.
~ the Greatest Thing in the World
30. Ialla kCOhh'
q. LOngfenows Poems.
81. in Memorldh-
%. The Princess.
a. KasselaS.
-. Poetical Selections.
81 81. !" IN nsoushts from the Emperor Marcus
o. AurelIus AntOnius."
% ''FIerOes and Hero worship.
90 "'raIes from Shakespeare y
81 i,,sies from Shakespeare Second
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-09
THE PLATFORM.

T. p. Caldwell. chairman OF the plat
form committee reported resolutions, the
Important planks being:
/. We reahlrm the doctrines Of the party
as enunciated by the Chicago CONVENTION
Of iSg2 and desire TO signify as follows
what is the construction placed by US
upon the section thereof relating TO silver,
viz:
making department of the Govern ment.
now In the hands of the Democracy, TO
take immediate steps to restore by leg1s-
laton the equal privileges Of silver with
gold at the mints. by the free and I'M
limited coinage Of silver and gold at the
ratio OF Is 10 l. such being the ratio or
coinage which heretofore has held in the
United States.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-09
CHICAGO RAcrs.

CHICAGO. Aug 8.-Four favorites won
at Hawthorne to-day before a crowd of
400, sWeitering in the heat of an un-
paralleled August day Track fast. sum
marieS:
First race-one mile.-Young Arion Ol2
Leigh, TO j. first, Get There second,
Dundee third. Time, 1:431-2
Second race-mile ana an eighth.-Oak-
wood 90, c. Weber, EVEN first, Wildwood
second Enthusiast third. Time 81
Third racc-fve-eighths Of d mile.-Neu-
tlal 90, T. Carr. , u to - first, Veto
rious second, WOodsfeld third. Time,
1:03
Fourth race-three quarters Of n mile
Pop Gray first Amelia May second, Gas
con third. Time, ia 10
flith race-seven-eighths of a mile
Emperor first. Pretender second, Eagle
Bird third. Time. 12g
Sixth race-hve-elghths Of n mile.-Tit
for Tat first, Madeline second. Alamo
third Time. 1904 -
Seventh race-seven- eishths Of a mile
The Kitten first Little Dorrit second,
John Wilson third. Time 1:29 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-09
FREE SILVER AND GOLD.
cLroIfyA DEMOCRATS CONyJRUE
CHICAGO PTATF0RM
The State Convention ut Raleigh fes''ro'y
Declared for Free Coinnge alta Ho''""'
10 I-CIeyeIspd Endorsed.

RALEIGH, ". C.. Aug. s.-Speciai'-lhe
Democratic State Convention was caheu
to order at noon in Metropolitan han Ny
Chairman Simmons. who presented D. -
Buxton. of Winston, as temporary pres'-
dent.
The hall was packed, but few counties
being unrepresented. Buxton made
strong address, and eulogstic references
to Cleveland loudly cheered), as were
references TO Vance. Ransom and Jarvis.
Hon. r. A. Doughton was made perma-
neat chairman.
Chief Justice James +. Shepperd. and
Associate Justices Walter Clark, James
c. MacRae and Armistead Burwell and
State Treasurer S. Med. Tate were nomi-
mated by reclamation TO succeed them
selves Addresses were made by walter
Henry, a. w. Waddell. Cyrus Watson and
others. - A.,
The three questions of interest were the
silver plank, the full endorsement or the
administration, and whether primaries
should be held in the counties for OnlteI
States senators TO succeed Ransom anu
Jarvis ia
The proposition for primaries was lald
on the table by a vote Of go 10 10.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-09
REVENGE IS VERY SWEET
sxrD POP rxTs YssrBHDAY WE"
usyxSoUDHED TINE FARMERS.
CAPTAIN Kelly Had = Hesdiohe ana ~
elsred 10 Was Not Fair-The Cro"'
ply Bury the Farmers Out of Sight,

Caesar Augustus
Dctavius Kelley
left the West
End II a $ G
Ban Park yester-
day evening he
was a sad. but
wiser. man. Deep
lines OF care fur
rowcd his noble
brow: his matted
ringlctS W er @
damp from much
chasing OF the
sphere, while his
lion heart beat
in his manly
bosom not with