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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-07
UARKhN'S TOfCE.
No Significance In the Frederick Contest
Tho 90 i"','s scrsppInr.

FRONT ROYAL. VA, Oct. Especial. -
There seems TO be an erroneous opinion
current as 10 the significance OF the con.
test in the Twelfth district. 1t was Ger
tainly not an O Ferrall and anti-O' Fer
rail- contest both the gentlemen aspiring
Mr. Carson and Mr.. Gold. being warm
friends of the Governor. and neither OF
them having committed themselves in
any way. Warren gave her delegates 10
her candidate, Clarke her delegates 10
Mr. Gold. ana Frederick scrambled and
scratched and strapped over old scores
The selection has no significance wnat-
ever. Mr.. Gold is PLAN business man
and a sterling Democrat. ami universal Y
respected, and Will poll the ful streng n
of the district.
so far politics are quiet. but Warren
viii give her usual ma jority, and hold
her place as the banner Democrats conn
~ OF the Stetc-~We have no Popuiists
no Prohibitionists. and few Republicans
WRIT OF ERROR.
Judge Turner has granted n writ y,
OF the County Court In the case ~ The
Commonwealth against Mills. Mills VAS
at the last term Of the court sentenrs5
90 two years and half in the peniten'
uary for wounding Almond Grove. with
Intent 20 kill. VIZ"
The Circuit Court docket for tn. oc,o.
Der term for Warren county promises 10
De heavy one. Many boom cases'' are
on the docket. and quite a lot OF apnaat
cases from the County Court This ~t,,
% Judge Turner'S last court in nj.
county. :" '"is
SOCIAL EVENT.
The social event OF the past week IN
~ ss~a wss tns reception given BY
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An UXCfTING FOX CHASE.
Twenty i've Riders IN the Meet-At the
Homo of tho IaDghornes.

ALTON. oct. Special.-Quite num-
Der OF guests are yet at the hotels.
Mrs. John McHenry, Of Hartford, KY
left for home last Tuesday.
Mrs. w. J.. Lipscomb and sister, Miss
Noble Goodtoe, are visiting relatives in
Baltmore. -,
ingtOn next week.
Parties from the Alton House ana the
Mountain Top" joined with others and
had a most exciting foN-chase Tuesday
The fox was turned loose about brooks
Vile Twenty-Five riders were in the
meet" many Of them ia1tcs. From Al
ton Misses Mary GOodloc ana the daugh-
ters of MIR. T. w. Goodloe Joined n the
chase. At Greenwood Misses Irene Lang
horne and Miss Pendieton. Mrs. Perkins
and Miss BESSIE Martin ana Miss lnSie
Starke. OF Richmond, Mr.. Eugene Mas
sic and Major BeTne, of New York, ana
Mir. Robert stockton. of tha United states
navy. were among the gentlemen hunters
The brush" was the trophy of Master
"Buck' Ianghorne. Refreshments were
served afterward at "Mirador," the cOun-
try seat of the Ianghornes.
II liz reported that campaign 10 uments
are largely circulated in the smaller post
offices, and some rumors OF fusion with
fOpuliStS.
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yT4RSJJIES HdD 4 W6LK- " m.
Defeated the baltimore Foot B3h Team
by Score of 80 to q.

UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA. oct. C
SBpciai.-Ihat the baltimore CitE college
football team is no match for our Well
trained athletes Of Inc Varsity was PLAIN
" shown here this afternoon. AlthouEn
the former put up plucky tlEht, SUI
the game was what might be wei ttfH'd
a "WHlkOVer' The features OF the Edm'
were the running and interference. OF the
University backs ana Birmingham rush,
although guaui"d from the centre oi ne
field, for touchdown. J ne game IN de-
tail Is a. follows:
Virginia won the toss. and NUil kicked
behind baltimore $ goal. ihr pan Was
brought out t. the tWcntF-iNc-}aId me.
Taylor caught BItimOTc'- KICK ana rum
blsd. but recovered Oh" ball. Muid ium-
bied ON the next down. tockr"I i"A on
the ball Ramshurg made fifteen yards.
Johnson thirty, RamsbJrg yard ana haI.
Pope iumbled on the hyc-yari HE. and
the bah went over. Baltimore kicked
The bah struck the rush line, and Edlti-
more made So fety. Muld made two yards
on the next play. Birmingham lumbled
and lost tive yards, and thr pan went
over. Small doNued noughton. without
gain. Virginia was of side, however ana
Baltimore got five yards. Johnson ran
ten yards. and Mudl plunged through the
line for four yards and a hHh. Johnson
made five yards and ten yards respective.
ly. RamSburS ran for I'VE. rope went
through for five. Cabcll got the ball
back poorly. aud Virginia gained nothing.
Mud1 only got one yard Pope went
through tDI Tour. ltdlll~iAlE I'lhh'
throulh for seven. Johnson went over
for a touchdown. Nudd failed at goal
Score Ia a. johnson caught. kicked and
ran len Yards. Nluld fifteen. Birmingham
Won't ii roupb he centre and ran half the
Ianpth ~ The dcld for a touchdown
MAI Lirt.A tho gaa}. Score. y 10 D.
l',,is and,.I tho scoring for the first half
Sncnnd b,1f. baltimore kicked. ana
Grnn.r caught ana ran twenty yards
,rh.n no vas tackled by CardgN POPE
puuted five yards. Bosher followed the
tI,'rt,-[arJ Inc Ramsburg gained five
y"rIs' N1dJ male two Yards. Poue
rainnd three wards in two Trials Groner
a., ,round me end FOR ten wards Rams
burg Went through the tackle for three,
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THE GIANTS WON AGAIN.
ORIOLES ONLY cor SEVEN HITS OFF
TIE HOOSIER TWIRLER.
Fully TWENTY-FIVE Thousand feop;e Saw
the Game-'yarsitiss Defeat the Bslh'
more Foot Bali Team

polo GROUNDS. NEW YORK. oct. G..
The orioles were given perfect ovation
when they stepped upon the folO GroundS
to-day TO play the third game OF the Tenn
pie cup series. As the yellow ockinged
Champions came out on the diamond, at
2.39 clock Tor practice, there was ire
mendous cheering and hand-clappihS,
which they acknowledged by llfting their
caps. Even Burkeville rose from the
bleacheries and yelled. The attention OF
those rOOters, however, was directed 10
Burke who. back IN his own distance
was engaged IN little preliminary work.
Every time be caught the bali he was
greeted with roars Of applause. Lven as
early az 2:3O the stgds were rapidly MI
ing, until there was every evidence OF
there being present one of the largest
crowds OF the season. By 3 o'clock, all
the seats in the grand stands and bleach
erS were occupied. and the people were
stu pouring through the gates. At the
opening fully 200 people were ready
70 root for the victorious Giants. After
the Orioles had finished their practice,
every good play Of which was heartily APP
Piauded by the good-natured crowd, the
Catholic PrOtectOry band marched from
the stand across the field: They formed
In front OF the club. and when Captain
Ward and his team came out. they Struck
up lively march.
Tremendous cheers greeted the return
ing Vlctors. Such war Of applause has
seldom been heard on the ground. The
team bowed acknowledgment again and
again. Rusic. the great "Hoosier tvlr-
Ter was with them. Meekn carried the
big white flag lcttered ITO Victory"
which was the mark for 50 many mis-
silcs in baltimore The Temple cup was
sent from Baltimore Wnerc II has been
on exhibition for the past week, TO this
city this morning. IT WI be placed on
exhibition here. Colonel Fellows. Judge
MARITIME. Barlow s. Weeks, and many
other prominent people were noticeable
in tho boxes. Several pao,osraphicm
friends with cameras were in attendance
one II them took pictures Of both teams
before the game opened. Score:
tnRE<
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The Governor VOL PIrnseh

Governor O'Ferrall returned yesterday
morning over me Norfolk ana Western
Virginia whore he had opened he cam
paiGn in favor Of Congressman Swanson
win stirring addresses, held on last
Tuesday I'm Grayson county and on
Thursday I'm Carroll county. The Cover
nor was somewhat fatlgued from his
some hundrcd miles across the country
I'm q buggy. but h. expressed himself IS
wei pleased with the general political
outlook. we stated yesterday that she
residents Of that section of the stag
turned ont i'm large numbers 10 attend
the political gatherings, and evidenced
an .uthyisasm which he had never sen
surpassed anywhere I'm the state. Tie
Governor feels confident tat Mr. Swan
SON Will Ae reelected by large ma
iOTity.
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1hE PROhIBITIONIsrs pyIur
Nor'oiSs New Pnper-The Columbia
Re iss at Tho Navy Yard

NORFOLK, VA. oct -Snoo,ot ~,
Pilot. the Prohibition organ made &c
appearance this morning and is n va ~
hiCei iour-pdse seVen-Column paper II
carries reasonable amount 81 od,a,
tisng. and has a large force Of adi,n vl
reporters, clerks and agents Ite honno o.
In the old Morrisett House. on I'M SIR,
when was formerly the Arlington CaSe
burned out some months ago. The briid
ing mas been renovated an engine hn,,en
erected in the backward, ana is 80,
styled the Pilot Binding. 1t viii pubiisb
morning and an evening edition. and ex@
poets liberal support for both
The audience which greeted Miss Leabv
Richmond's gifted elocutionlst, and her
associates, Miss Pattee. Thurston and
Captain CUNNINGHAM at the Y. NJ. c. a.
composed OF the best people. thoroughly
capable OF judging the merits of each
number. The audience was much pleased
ana manifested their appreciation by lib
erai applause.
The Columbian relies. loaned TO the
United States by the Pope. the King of
Spain. and the Duke of Taleyrand. for
display at Chicago. are at the Norfolk
navy yard, and win be sent 10 Europe on
the Detroit. in charge Of Mr.. II. l.. Wash
1ngton. representing the United States.
The city Of Norfolk has ordered $4,000
worth OF pumping machinery to strength
en- the sewerage system.
The Norfolk City Guard and the Jack
son Light Infantry Will compete for the
military prizes offered at the Virginia
Exposition at Richmond. These companies
have been drilling for some weeks past.
Mayor Petit has decided 10 allow the
bootbacks 30 shine til o'clock Sunday
morning. Papers can be sold till the same
hour.
The monitor Wyandotte is here. She
Will have some slight repairs made 10 her
and then will be turned over TO the Mary
land authorities.
Judge. A. s; watts has granted a char
ter 10 the Colored Oystermen's Protective
and Cooperative Union. OF Portsmouth.
Va.
Hon. ID. Gardiner Tyler addressed
large crowd at OCeania, on the Virginia
Beach road, this afternoon. and was well
received.
IL is now positively known that there
will be no Prohibition candidate for Con-
gress in this district. for the Pilot says
20.
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+. II. Dovei and sister at the SLieKier
House 10 Mir. III. IL Dovei and Mrs. n;
II. Dovei Wednesday night. IN honor 81 ,a
their retura from their bridal UP The
Nisgara and c ar ss,,c,Ier House, ana
Miss Matte Trout. an acconpiisheu, re-.
cultured lady Of Front Koyal, liza Jid I'm
Gently Of West Virginia. were ma aso and
Baltimore city about ten DAYS AK. ,ston
their homecoming was MADE l''e
OF n very pleasant affair -, ossisted
About $50 Miss Matte Dover, az Miss
by Mrs. Rice. OF Newmarket, ana 49, 49,
Crayson of furav Va received thei
guests I'm the handsome parlots oi In
Strickler House and soon the Wno Ia en-
pany were pleasantly enttrtalleu DtoIiy
PERTAINING as one great happy, -, -.
family, At ~ the guests were invited ~ ~
the beautifuly-decorated dining-roo1,5 ,ore
partake OF the splendid supper
awaiting them. oro Miss
Among the guests present were Mlii
Florrie Jennings, Misses lila ana ~ U,is
Trout. Mrs Myer, Miss Annie DoveI' t I
Emma Jackson. Mrs. Harry smith, "'9 al
Susie Lehew. Mrs Wilbur Trout and
Front Royal: Miss Irene GraysoIn an, anu
Mrs e. r. hoffman. Of Luray, and ar Mrs'
Rice of Newmarket; ". 4; I Eosti;oI mar,
ny Smith, " J. Kendrick. Dr. a. a H.
Dick McCarty, Tom McC carry r,II,on
Jones. Dr. u. J. Turner ~ >; el a WIZ
Henry Trout James a. SommetNiiie, ~
S. and a. V. kipzer, A. e. Ca tISq!n, w,
Helton. Of Front Royal ): iiV C,harins
and j. \. Brown, Of Lurayi ChafIeS
Steele tH of Berryviile ana ". II. Abbot
Of Waterlick, Va.
MOTHS.
A little girl OF Mr.. Adams, furniture
dealer. was thrown from a wagon yoa-
terday and badly injured Ii is feared she
may not recover
Miss Abby Swain Mcclure. Of Louis
Vile is visiting her aunt; Mrs. Forsytne'
Of our town. She Is a distinguished stu
dent OF Wellesley College.
Mr.. Garnet and family have returned
10 Front Royal tor the winter.
The public school. with Professor O'Nch
as principal. opened on Monday win thc
largest attendance in the history OF the
school
Randolph Macon College began its SEES
sion with about ten more natTculates
than last year.
@. w. Clarke, q bright. fine young man
of our town, left for Richmond College
this morning.
Or. J. b. Compton, Of Eentonyille, is
again IL with fever. He has been con
fined To his bed for months during tn,
summer. and had gotten out, but has had
"A relapse
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le teams lined up as follows:
GOOD WOfh or THE JIGERy
In Game With Lshigh They Are yer,
EToctive-Harvard's Strong Lima

SOUTH BETHLEHEM PA, oct. C.
The football game between Princeton and
Lehigh was played to-day The first half
was played In twenty minutes. Ward
made touchdown in the first sixteen
ana Lehigh came within six inches OF
making one by the running OF ;rhnrs,on
around the end. but was unable to move
the necessary six inches In the second
haf, which lasted fifteen minutes Me.
tormick. by runs around the ends ana
second touchdown In eleven minutes Ths
playing OF the Princeton eleven could
n toS S 81 b been 6eetteI Score; Prince
CAMBRIDGE, MASS. Oct. 6-Haryard
defeated Andover this afternoon by a
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LIBRARY COUPON

I-,-@-,..- - =, I-,-,-.,-nr
a. - ~''eS Va D"1'1e'''
Z. I-Ay Vi Ancient AIOme.
3. lu4ylOs5 Scandal
4. The House oI the Seven Gables.
8. The coming Race
Z. Dream LIE
g. Ffdnkehsteln.
10. Moses from at Old Manse.
Il. The Scarlet Letter.
y E5sISs ~ WEnita..rald
T. r~ice-Iold Iales.
-. PAU ana virginia
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CRUynED UNDER mr. t1 IN.
A Colored woman's Terrible accident Mt
* inrOke

ROANOKE, "a. Oct. G---Special.-ThIa
afternoon at o'clock, when the Roanoke
pot, Mary Stanley, d coored woman from
.Har,lnsvilc. attempted to get OF the
cars before they had stopped and IN dong
SO was dragged under the wheels, which
passed over her right leg, crushing II
completely almost 10 the MP JOINT. she
was extrlclted from her terrible position
as soon az poss bic and taken 10 pr.
Gale the railroad surgeon. wh"r" the
m1ti1ats3 HYno Nas nmpnia'~i )nst below
right side OF the face AMI on the right
wrist The woman was on her way to
her husband, at G.lmer, IL, Va, aud VAS
accompanied by her son, boy about
eleven years old. Her condition is very
critical
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CH1HLOJTE POIIIICs.
Daniel aud Uose 10 speak at keysvtl'e-
Improysmen-s I'm tho Town.

KEYSVfLLE. VA, oct. Especial
Considerable apathy exists in regard to
politics. Hon. John W Daniel viii speak
here on the 9th. and II IS to be hoped
he will arouse the people by his elo-
quence. Colouel HAMPTON Hoge VIII
probably be here on the same day With
these two champions OF their parties we
can count on one Of the largest crowds
ever seen here.
The outlook is very encouraging for a
fine tobacco market here. The new ware
house. one OF the best In SOuthside Nir-
ginia, viii be run b. n Richmond house
Many nov residences are being built
and still there Is demand for more.
The Keysville Masonic Association is
building a fine store-house, with hal
above. which WIN be an ornament TO the
town
Lieutenant r. W Rose, OF the Fifth
United States Infantry is ON a visit to
his brothers mere.
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STEIMER LOUISIANA.
Just OvsrhauIed A. Newport N-vs Ship
yard-Other Work Done There.

NEWPORT NEWS. oct. G.-Special.--
The Cromwell fine steamship Louisiana,
between New York and New Orleans,
which has been undergoing extensive
reqairs at the shipyard foy the last
three months. made her trial trip to-
day. It was successful in every particu-
lar. The Louisiana is practically a new
ship.
also been at the shipyard for a com
plcte overhauling, was turned over to
her owners yesterday. having been re-
named the John II. Weber while at the
yard. She called FOR New York ycster-
day afternoon.
Miss FerIe Stearnes. daughter OF Col
lector Of Customs j.. +. SCearnes, left
this afternoon for Boston, 10 attend the
New EngIand ConservdtOIy q Music.
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JUDGE SHHFFFI'S SUCCESSOR.
a Committee Appointed 20 Nominate ii
Candidate for the House.

MARION. VA. oct. G.-Special.-The
following gentlemen: ". Il. scott, g.. b.
Mcdonald. II. y. Bell, J. y. Wclf. j.
V. Groseclose, c. y. Crpenhayer, and
John ". Richardson. We're to-day elect
ed delegates from this place TO attend a
Counties. M Ceres. Bland county. o1
October 9th, to nominate a candidate t
nj out the uneNpired TIM Of Hon John
Sheney in the House of Delegates. he
having rendered his resignation 10 Cover
nor OFerrall preparatory TO going n
the bench January /, 1853, having been
elected judge of this judicial circuit b.
the Legislature last winter.
Mr.. Mahood, of Bland county, VIII
probably be nominated to succeed Jud sc
She0eN.
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King and Queen democrats,

STFVFNSVHI.E, VA, oct. b.-Special.
Yesterday was our court-day, but the
Indictment weather kept many away.
The Democrats nominated George 7.
bland as our candidate for the House Of
Delegates. for the uneXpired term of the
late lamented Jane. :. Jones.
The Popullsts brought out Jefferson Pur-
cell.
Hon. W. A. Jones was at his post, but
Mcdonald. his opponent, failed 10 APP
pear, Lemuel BrlStow agreed 10 meet
Mr.. Jones. Mr.. Jones was at hts best,
and Bristow will not be rash enough to
meet him again.
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Be sure you make no mistake F.! Listen
to a few direct words about matter
which concerns you much. You need
clothes. We have them---Suits, Trous-
ers, Overcoats---in all sizes, for Men
and Boys. But they must wear wen !
Of course. If ours didn't the makers
wouldn't have acquired regulations
from ocean to ocean. They are pro-
duced from the best wool, woven by
the leading mill men of Europe and
America. What as to style and fit!
We carry no old stock. Every Gar
ment is made from the latest patterns,
fashioned by the best cutters, who
know every line and curve OF the hui
man male figure. Now as to the prices.
Here the argument ceases. They are
absolutely the lowest. 1Ou can don
fine garbs in exchange for 81 so, $40,
$3.50 SI3.,5O, SI5-thnk of it, We hes
itating buyers. Your money back if
YOU are not satisfied.
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7Hh SIITH DISTRICT.
Sam Small Preparing for His Campaign
D",norrss Encouraged.

ROANOKE, VA, oct. G.-Specia}-Tfe
Democrats now have six cubs. each with
fair membership. in this city. DURING
the week a campaign club has been or
ganiZed in each OF the five wards OF the
city, Major Otey being present at cath
ward meeting held for this purpose. the
Central club, composed OF ciUzenS OF az
the wards is n permanent organization.
and is doing some effective missionary
work at this time.
The last meeting was ne in the FIRST
ward last night on account Of Major
Otey having been summoned 70 Lynch
burg by a telegram. W. .. HardaWay was
the principal speaker The attendance was
small, but he delivered q forcible speech
and aroused considerable enthusiasm.
Chairman ElysOn would do Wei 70 al
wise conservatism in his speakers, for
this is an age of reason, and votes can
be won from the opposition only by ap-
pealing to their reasoning faculties
DASIFI'S sPIIcH.
Senator Daniels great speech did much
good here. Your correspondent mas met
several voters who were seriously con
tempiating change of political baSt, III
this campaign at least, ana would have
voted for Rucker. the Populo-rrohibo-W
man s-SufftagO-O candidate ~
Major Otey puts ii, for Congress DIV
now they will support the Democratic
ticket They may not become enthu-
siaetic workers, but their votes have been
secured and that viii count az the polls.
The Democrats here will make the hght
red-hot during the last two weeks OF me
campaign. They are now rubbing up ther
guns, collecting ammunition, and drilling
for short, sharp, and irresistible attack
upon General Apathy in their own camp
and the Republicans and Popul0-frohiD-
itionists. The Democratic Executive = ON
mittee believes In quick work, ara STONE
wall Jackson's tactics will be adopted.
s.u s1IIt TO TAKE PART
Rev. Sam. Small and General James 9.
Field, accompanied by the New YORK
silver Quartette. VIII invade Roanoke
county and city on the 18th instant
speaking in Salem at o'clock IN the al
ternoon and here ut night. Rucker mas
developed unexpected strength here ana
i'm the county outside Of Salem precinct
and Sam. small always draws vel. Be
sides. he Is an ingenious taiker. and j
behooves the Democratic managers to
have him looked after closely.
The news from other Isrtions OF the
district. except Bedford county, is NOR"
encouraging than It was one month ago
The Democrats are organizing ana al
work,
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score OF 90 to o, in brisk. LIVELY s. s,,e.
The Crimson presented Pero'",s s- Zoo
stItute eleven. but they were IA. ~
heavy fer the Academy boys. Mai, Illus
am5 M I,r~arrI linz stood IKE q stone
wall. Andover's tacking was the fra-
ture OF the game. George cray ,ot .he
Harvard's broke his leg just aboNs dne
ankle In the first half Attendance. @,VVV'
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Grrer,i Walker at Abingdon.

ABINGDON, VA. oct 6-SpeciaI.-Gen-
eral James A. Walker, the Republican
nominee FOR Congress In this district,
SPOKE mere last night to about four nun
dred persons in the Town Hall. General
Walkers speech was Republican through.
out. In the main advocating protective
tarif, which he did in an ingenious way.
The Republicans say II was a strong
sppech
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Visitors at the Exposition will find The
Times booth Immediately on the right Of
the main entrance OF the outlding. The
booth has been handsomely decorated.
and sample copies Of The Times can he
secured free Of charge. The patrons and
FRIENDS of th~ paper Wthh In coYmaHy VEL
coined an The Times booth, and bulletins
be furnished.
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Strnck lIN a car

The ambulance was summoned last
oieoi IN she ,oYN,>Y ri Seventh and Canal
streets 10 akwhite man named Charles
Scirling. who was struck by an electric
car ON the Richmond AMI Manchester
street railway. aud quite painfully bruised
about the legs ana side. He was not
seriously hurt Tho man was taken 10
his home, at 40. 1913 east Broad street
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al @ . IL u IS
BALTIMORE.
Total s
Totals
Doyle hit by batteG ball.

'DOTIc DIT bY UlTTtN UITT' -
Score by innings: , -:
New York .................i7 80 ~ :
Baltimore ........r,........V v VVV :
summary: First base by errors-Ne"
York. ?; Baltimore, T. Left on bases,
Nm YORK. .; baltimore, 9. First base on
Ia.Is-on Rusic. ., off HemmDg. 3. Struck
Ioso IitF-Burke a. Davis, Doyle, Kei-
lev. Sacrifice hits Ward. stolen base
Hurke ~. Tienan. Davis, Van halr'h;
Rr0uthcrs (2). Double plays-Fuller, Ward
and iDoyic. hit 10y pitched baby I;usIe.
Passed bals-Farrell, Q. l'mpres, Hurst
aud IGmShr. Attepdanre, 2''w".
New York,........l d oO y X II
Ha;timorr. 1000 U000O,-l .
BATTERIES; Rusie ana Farrell; Jlemmng
and Robinson.
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Contract for Election Raot,s

The Electoral Beard OF this CITY bas
awarded the contract for furnishing 6ooibs
and annexes for the coming election under
the Walton law, 10 Mr.. Thomas E. stage
There viii be twenty-six booths, and aboSt
sixty annexes. the former costing 81 30
each. and the latter $3.50 WV
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A parhnn GraTied.

Governor O'Ferrall Yesterday granted
pardon 10 Hamilton Duncan. who, in
November. lNl, was sentenced. In the
Chesterfield County Court, 10 a term Of
Imprisonment Ot five years In the peni-
Tertiary for obstru"tins the Richmond
and HaNViNc ra1roud
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-07

In the Chancery Court yesterday Mr..
J. X. Tucker. Jr, qualified as administra-
Tor 81 Vary ENaus ana George 3. han
qualified a. administrator Of James =.
Hall