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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-11
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JUST ISSU ED,
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-11
QUICK TINE, CHEAP RATES:

Daily Express and ass cger rains
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zen.
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aDplcaIion to
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-11
THE SOUTHERN
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PACIFIC COMPANY
90 MENCING Wednesday, Nov

90 MENCING "Wednesday Nov.
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o. train for Roseville JE'tn Sacra-
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-11

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rSgard this fact;
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te = for the cauSs
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arising therefrom
NJ ay tre a Z the
p lrI Affected
franklin Miles.
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highly celebrated
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-08

ment ! wrote n statement Of the case In
the Charlottesville Progress
The following special dispatch was re-
ceived to-day from Amherst Courthouse.
Va. by the star
A. &. Chewing was born in Southwest
Virginia. and Is about forty-1ve years OF
age: was educated for a Campbeiite
preacher. but was unsuccessful in that
capacfty and has been n wanderer ana
crank for the last ten years. lie married
a distant cousin OF his, Miss Cnewning,
OF a most respectable family. He resided
in Amherst county, Va, for several years.
and while here about two years ago he
was examined by a commission de luna
tico and was pronounced crank rather
than lunatc. - A..
class that is utterly bankrupt IN morals
and IN means. During his sotourn In
Amherst his good wife had 10 seek the
nroto.tlon OF the law and her neighbors
from the threats and assaults OF her nus
hand 4 few months ago he was sent %
fofl nv Judge Paul. Of the United states
Court in Lynchburg. for some trickery
while serving on a jury in his Honor
court.
The wife Of 4. c. Chewing is a most
estinable woman. Of delicate constitution
and lady-like sensibil!ues. 1hey nave
two attractive little children. and tho good
reopIe OF Washington could not ind a
more deserving object for charity and
Kind words They are I'm most distress
ing circumstances but such contributions
should be placed I'm trust for the wife
and children or the unfortunate husband
will squarder them.
BE, nRLY r. HARRISON.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-08
THE POSJAL DEIjTERI.
If Manchester HIS Ten Thousand She May
Secure Free Delivery.
MAxcHFsTER BUREAU RIcHMoND TIMES,
l. STREET. BEATTIF BLOCK.

Prof. Granada did the tight-rOpe act
at Forest Hill yesterday evening. A large
crowd was much interested by the pro-
fessors wonderful fats.
The question Of taking a new census
of Manchester is being considerably agita-
ted
Congressman Wise has had several in
terviews with Postmaster General Bis
sell recently in regard to obtaining 4
postal delivery sytem for this city. and
he is hopeful of getting il. If he can show
that the city has population OF 10. 600.
1t is a well-known fact that when the
last census was taken numbers of names
were not put down that should have
been recorded. Congressman Wise thinks
that he VIII have no trouble whatever i'm
getting a mail delivery in this city If n
new census Is taken and Il is shown
mat the city has the required number Of
Inhabitants.
II the plan which has Just been started
looking to the taking of new census
mere Is carried out and a population of
ten thousand IS shown. then there will he
four or five letter carriers appointed and
Manchester Will be somewhat Of a metro
rolitan city.
\ census Of ten thousand would give
Manchester a prominence in MANY WAYS.
The funeral of Mrs. WOOdfn whose
death was due TO injuries received in a
runaway accident, took place Wednesday
afternoon at Piney Grove church IN the
was a large attendance from the sur
rounding neighborhood The sad death OF
Mrs. Woodhn has cast a gloom over
the community in which she lived.
The regular meeting Of the City Council
will be held tonight In the Council cham
Der. Among other matters to be consid-
cred, will be the present street car ser
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-08

THE H1RD WARK JOBBERS.
Thor Work all Over and Officers Elected
Go 10 Yorktown TODAY

The Southern Hardware Jobbers' Asso-
citation closed their annual session yes
terday after hard days work, and
wound up by the election OF officers for
the ensuing year, as follows: President,
a. ID. Langstaff, Memphis, reelected;
first Vlce-President,, ": a Chenowetn'
Pirmlngham; second Nice-P reside ny, W
A. Gregg, Atlanta, Ga Secretary, w. !.
Smith. Knoxville. tre-elected) Treasurer,
O. r. Barker, Lynchburg.
Invitations for the meeting OF the next
annual convention Tere received rec rom tba
favored one. but the date of meeting was
left to the executive committee and the
president.
Resolutions of thanks were adopted in
GLIDING the press, the Exchange Hotel;
the Richmond and Danvlle railroad, and
the Tredegar Company for courtesies In
the way Of excursions, and 10 the CEDAR
Works for an invitation TO visit their
plant, and to the city for its hospitali-
ties. They also passed a resolution en-
dorsng the Atlanta Exposition. and rec
ommending TO the Government an appro-
priation for its assistance.
In the. afternoon the members OF the
Association assembled in the Capitol
Square and were photographed.
The annual meetipo closed with splen-
did banquet In the Ballard House dining
hall last evening. for which one hundred
and fifty covers were laid.
The room was brilliantly lighted. and
the scene was one Of beauty and elegance.
Many ladies were present and the ban
quet lasted to a late hour.
In the absence of Governor O'Ferrall,
on account Of indisposition. Hon. j. n.
Ellyson, Mayor, welcomed the visitors in
the name Of the Commonwealth, and
Judge George l.. Christian performed a
like service for the Mayor in welcoming
them in the name of the city.
A number Of other speeches were made
at late hour and Capt. Frank Cunning
ham charmed the company with his
sweet songs.
The association leave at A. VI. to-day
as the guests of the Richmond and Dan
vile railroad for a trip TO West Point
and Yorktown and trip on the bay.
on their return they will leave for their
homes
Their visit to Richmond has been n
quiet one. but they have made many
friends, and with a secretary who APP
preciated the assistance that might be
rendered by the press If fully Informed
sibly have known more mo, Of the very YER in
teresting meetings just closed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-08
Is CHAUNiNG i cRdNA?
what Prominent People who Know Him
weIl Say About II.

The Washington Star Of yesterday says:
II reports regarding the antecedonts Of
A. g. Chewing, which have been re-
ceived I'm Washington from Virginia. are
true the sympatnies Of the Washington
public have been I'm a measure, mis-
placed. A. soon as the reports 0f his
discovery In the Smithsonian grounds
in n starving condition and copies Of
the letters found In his possession We're
read by residents OF the sections I'm Nir-
ginia where Chewing had Pesided, those
who appeared 10 know him best sent
word 10 this city that he had played
the same trick before, and had also been
guilty Of WIFI beating
This is an extract from an interview
which the Star gives Of one Of its report
ers with Chewing, Hls attention was
then called 20 Mr.. Harrison's letter. lie
appeared to be uneasy for moment
and his eyes wandered 10 different OBJ
jects in the room.
Mr. Harrison is an honorable nigh-
toned man he remarked. and nave
deposited small amounts in his bank at
Amherst Courthouse. | am not the KIND
of man he says / am. l was never IN
jail for beating my WiIe. l never rdistd
nv hand against her in my life. the
facts are that on one occasion, when /
had ore Of my attacks of alteration. or
whatever it Is, my vile became alarmed
and thought ! was derangtd Shr went
To Mr.. Whitehead. the justice OF the peace
there. and | was arrested until an eXami-
nation could Ice held az 70 my sanity.
ut was proven / was sane. and / was
released. AS 20 not living with my vic,
I have always lived with her except when
1 have been out through the country SELL
ing tobacco and other goods or looking for
work"
How about your arrest and incarcera-
ton I'm LynchburgY'
Judge Paul performed an act Of injus-
tice i'm that instance" responded Mr..
Chewing. "He sentenced me 10 serve
ten days I'm Jail and pay fine Of so for
misconduct while serving rs a juror in
the United States Court 1 was guilty
Of nothing Of the sort. however. and when
| was released after five days confine-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-08
Richmond College liza. wa kovtr.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. June 7.-Spe-
cial.-The first OF the series OF three
games between the Richmond College
and Newport News teams was played
at Riverside Park this afternoon, and re-
The battery for the home team was an
experiment, and proved n coatly one for
the spiders. Baby" Phillips caught 4
splendid game. and I'D good work with
the stick making one hOme-run hit Al
the visitors batted Cohee numerically.
and to make matters worse he received
miserable support. DeForge. the lett
fielder of the home team. made bril-
liant one-hand running catch. Score:
Richmond College, is, Newport News
O.
Batteries Ellyson and PHILLIPS Cohce
and Blandford. Umpire. Lee. The two
clubs play IN Norfolk tomorrow, ana
Newport News Will have its crack bat
tery, Host and Walsh.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-08
SHORT MARRfBD LIE. ,
Oscar Smith wcds Madison Girl and I'M
mpdlatciy Departs without Her.

MADISON G. H.. Va. June G.-Spe-
c.al.--On yesterday Q. J. Collins. consta-
Bile. brought TO this place oscar smith
charged with "feloniously OBTAINING Leoha
Darnold with intent to marry the SIN SIT,
Leona-" The accused consented 70 MAJ :;
Leona, but Leoua was not on manu-, -, ~
was agreed that the young lady shonia pe
sent for so that the marriage cou'u ~, De
consummated whilst oscar was III S Ss "a
dy He was committed 10 jail IN oru IT,, ~
insure his presence at the appolnteu I'M, ~
This morning. amid terrific d1 1ne5pred az al
the Clerks office. procured the necessary
license, and Rev l. f. Grimsley was Sent
for to unite the parties in the holy oohds
After the ceremony was over. which
was witnessed by large crowd. the
groom suddenly disappeared. suspicion
was al once aroused and after diligent
inquiry. Il was announced that oscar
could nowhere be found
The bride satisfying herself that she
had been abandoned by her liege lord,
left for her home in n biindIng storm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-08
Gwathmey Lawn l'arty

This win be a gala day at the beautiful
little village Of Gwathmey. as the ladies
VIII give, between the hours of : and
1880 +. NJ. a lawn party Added TO
Howitzer's Band Of Richmond. the even.
Ing Will be eniivened by Rotations. comic
songs. character approximations etc.
Under large arbor. Handsomely dec
GRATED with Chinese lanterns. a substan-
tiai supper of Old Virginia ham fried
chicken. lamb. and the usual accom-
panlmeuts. will be served.
a train will leave Elba station NJ e.oo
M, and returning at 1880 p. NJ
Round-trip tickets. including admis-
sion to the lawn party, 20 cents for a5rits
and p cents for children under twelve
years Of age
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-08
HR. FLOOD's COUNTY.
AppomattoI Elects Delegates to the Dis
trict Convention.

APPOMATTOX c. H.. VA, June L.
SpeciaI-Tn pursuance OF a call Of the
Democratic Executive Committee OF the
county, the Democratic voters Of Apo
msttox assembled at the courthouse to-
day for the purpose OF electing delegates
to the Congressional Convention Of this
district to be held at Buchanan August
10th: also. for the purpose Of electing an
executive committee 10 manage the party
affairs during the coming election.
Resolutions were adopted commencing
State Senator II. ID. Flood for the con
gressional nomination In the Tenth dis
trict.
These delegates were elected TO the con-
vention: At large-Col. r. Il. Poore and
Judge D. A. Christian. Stonewail dis
trict-Joseph Button, J. Il. Horsley. S. 9.
Stratton. and e. l.. Anderson. Glover
Hil dstrict-W. j. Trent. Joel W: Flood,
NJ. Z. Agee. }. X. Hannah, and William
Ford. South-Side districts. j. Ferguson,
w. u. Lewis, John NJ. Miles. and h. w.
Morley.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-08
A New Hose WAGON

Messrs. II; II. Bosher's Sons have just
the Richmond Fire Department. one OF
the handsomest hose wagons that was
ever turned out In Richmond II was
delivered TO the department yesterday
afternoon.
and shows that good work can be
done In Richmond as any where in the
country.
On the wagon there are quite a num-
Der or improvements over the old
wagons. among them being n very hand.
some pair OF lamps. a fine rotary gong
and the panels being beautifully scroll
ed In gold and silver with the firemen
helmets and crOSa-nxes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-08

riots, and all that; but Blankenship didn't
hold the visitors down In trium-
phant manner by any means and Morgan
who went into the box on the seventh.
wasn't conspicuous Improvement. when
the game closed at 7:05 o'clock the Mush-
rooms were Just two runs behind. Fiji
teen 70 thirteen was the score.
Richmond needs y pitcher. in fact
couple OF them. with WOrmsley sick
In bed. Setley inhabiting parts unknown.
and Blankenship putting up such a speci-
men Of the twirler's role as that of
yesterday. II IS only natural for the
patrons Of the game 70 grow lukewarm
I'm their enthusiasm. and for the interest
70 die out by degrees. II IS earnestly
hoped that the new pitchers for whom the
nome team has been negotiating Will be
here at an early date
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-08

abortion of a resolution by Rev. A. s.
IIcxd nIedeing the diocese to raise ten
thousand dollars for diocesan missions
next year. and authorizing the executive
committee TO make appropriations on
that basis. -
discussion on the work OF missions. The
addresses were made by Rev. Robert
carter. OF Norton. and Rev. J. u. Fun
sten OF the Danville Convocation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-08

STANTON. VA. June 7-Specal. The
Clam Eaters had just a little hard luck
this afternoon when the stanton poyS
trimmed them down TO the tune of TO
6. The Norfolk lads put up strong
game. and u was no walk-over for me
home team. The feature Of the game was
the strong stick work Of both teams,
the ball going over the fence twice. once
for a two-bagger, and once for Littie
homer. Score: X n. -;
Stanton ...........3 0 | 0 90 o - "
Norfolk ..........103O0 0200 o.
Batteries-Moarky and Arthur he''
and Hodge. Umpire. Bets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-08
BAHF-BAIL MOTIFS.

One OF the new pitchers, Snyder. OF
Cincinnati, is expected TO reach Richmond
by the Chesapeake and Ohio railway az
o'clock this morning ne having wired
10 this effect TO the Richmond club. II
Is very probable that Snyder viii BE- used
I'm to-day's game, but the management
refused 10 state THIS positively last night.
claiming they would prefer not making
such statement until he was hero. n
IS sincerely hoped that he viii be used
in to-days game. ""-N
day.
Pitcher Plummer, Of Boston. sent here
by BUY Nash, OF the Bostons. is ex-
pected TO reach the city to-day, and will
PROBABLY be used In Saturdays game.
snnthArn Hardware Association atfandad
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-08
p. ". ID. WITHIN

NEW HAVEN. CONN. June PROF.
". .. Whitney. the Yale philoloeist and
photographer. died at 1905 this morning.
COLUMBIA, VA, June 7.-Special-Mr.
a. j. Richardson. well-knOwn and popu-
lar resident Of this place. died suddenly
to-day from paralysis. At the recent
town election deceased was chosen Mayor
Of the town
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-08
iPIStOPIL COUNCIL.
Second Annual Session OF the Southern
tfr.intn biocere

ROANOKE. VA. June THE second
Annual council OF the Diocease OF South
ern Virginia. OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church. was duly constituted al 81
Johns church, this city. at 10 O'Clock
this morning. with morning prayer and
the regular morning service according
70 the Litany Of the Church The omen,
ing sermon was delivered by Rev. X. ].
McBryde. Of Lexington. who took for
his text Pail. l. %: For Me 10 Live
- Christ A, the conclusion OF his
present.
At the afternoon session committees
were appointed and several reports were
received. The principal interest of the
afternoon session was In the discussion
81 the report Of the Diocesan Missionary
society. the outcome OF which was tho
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-08
Hanover Female Academy.

ASHLAND. VA, June 7.-Special.-The
closing exercises Of Hanover Female In
sutute. n Baptist school OF which Dr.
Garlick IS principal. we're held tonight
in the village OF Gwathmey. where the
Institution is located. Miss Lucy Moseley
Of Richmond. was the only graduate.
read. Diplomas and certificates NJ dis.
tinction were awarded The remaining ex-
ercises consisted chiefly OF musical ex-
hibition OF talent by the young ladies OF
the school
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-08
Snrolk Military Acalemr-

SUFFOLK. VA. June Especial The
commencement exercises OF the Suffolk
Military Academy began tonight az the
City Hall with an address BY Rev. Coke
Smff0 ~. -. Of Norfolk, Va. He was
greeted b. large and appreciative audi
ence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-08
RICHMOND WINS A GAME
rur roxy0Kgs COULDN'T GET NE
yoyD THE UNLUckT THIRTEEN.
some Very Heavy Stick Work on Both
Sides, Including Three Home nuns
Pop Stole Base-score 10 10 H.

G. OLA sly q l.
please contest
for who could
hit the ball the
hardest was the
chief feature
Of yesterday
n ftern o on's
game between
the Richmonds
and the RIA
n0kes at the
West-End Ball
Park. At the
close q the
third inning the
situation look
cd blue for the
men from the
city OF real cs-
tate bOOulg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-08

BROOKLYN. June The game If base
ball here this afternoon was battle
Pittsburgs took the lead and retained 10
until the ninth. when the home club tied
the score. At the end OF the tenth dark
ness put an end 10 hOstlllties. In the
third inning hot liner by Glasscock
knocked Stein completely OF his feet,
and badly injured his right hand. score
r.. H. f.
Brooklyn ........1 003003 OBJ Is
Pittsburg .......01 4312 02OO-3 ~
Batteries Stein. Gastright. Kennedy
and Daley; Killeen, Gumbert and Mack
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-08

PETERSBURG, VA. June 7.-specIaaIo.nn
The game OF BAH played TINS aI,eF I'm
resulted in favor of the latter by score
Of 10 to s. The visitors only got three 1i,s
hits off Foreman. but he was Verg W." he'
sending eight. men TO first on paIt9 18th
sides hitting two. The playing Oh DJ a.,
teams was poor. but the Petersburss , mt
Quarles very hard, getting seventeen NUS
four doubles. and a home run, WIN ~, -.
teen singles. The home run was iiidue 80. ~
Myers, who knocked the ball over the
left-ded fence. s,.
1,e,arsburg go 6OO2I 42-l5
Lynchburg ...............O . . y = "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-08
Nps.c In Richmond

In the last number Of the Musical
Courier, prominent music journaU OF
from Richmond written by Mr.. Watkins
Newell.
The musical happenings here of the sea-
son just ended are well chronicled In this
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-08
CLEVELAND> SHUT orr
The Phillios Did the JOb-The Orioles and
Senators Win Again.

PHILADELPHIA. June 7-Philadel-
phia shut out Cleveland this afternoon.
Taylor was invincible throughout the
game. and besides holding the visitors
down 10 two singles. struck out thinner,
Clarkson and Childs in succession in the
eighth, and also retired Burkett the FIRST
batter on the nine. on strikes. The last
four innings We're played in the rain.
Attendance $500. Score: X. II. L.
Philadelphia ......0 20 000 80 II
Cleveland .........0 100000
Batteries-Taylor and Grady; Clarkson
and thinner
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-08
ROANOKE.
SCORE BY INNING

NNVItI4 y 7 I-NlNIlNTI0.
Richmond, ................3 3 30O211 2-lb
Roanoke ..................3 0025I 2-l3
Summary:
Earned runs: Mccain Tate. Foster.
Biankenship. McHoveter. Boyd, Mag
ginis; Richmonds. 4; Roanoke g. Base
on balls: off Biankenship 6: of Morgan.
! of Boyd. l. Struck out: by Blanken-
snip. 2; by Morgan. 2; by Boyd Z. Left
on bases: Richmonds. 10: Roanokcs, u.
Two base-hits: Tate. Morgan. McHovoter.
Frech Three base-hits: Kahn. O'H0gan.
Home runs: Foster, McHoveter Boyd.
Mccain. Tate Foster. O'Hogan, 2; Crock
EFT. De Moss R0yd. Umpire. Clark.
Time Of game. two hours and tive min
uteS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-08

The fete champetre on Major Ginter's
lawn. advertised for this evening will
come off without fail. unless the weather
should prevent. the report OF it's post
nonament notwithsfandinx-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-08
Z III UhRi
rx-GovERyoR BoDM,E NJ. pprcr.

PATTERSON. \. J.. June 7.-Ex-Gover-
nor Rodman VI. Price. OF New Jersey.
died at the home OF his daughter az oak
land this morning.