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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-09
VA. RED MEN IN SESSION
TIE GRAND COUNCIL or THE STATE
AT NEWPORT NEWS.
The lolh Annual Gathering ofthe Order.
Many Richmond Men frosnt-fes-
terday's Work of tho BODY.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, May s,-Spe.
cial[rhe. Great Council Of the Improved
order of Red Men OF Virginia II ID So
sion here, having convened TINS invIH'is
ibis city This Is the foriy-ninth aN""ai
session OF the Great Council ...
Following are the great chieis i,Icsch--
]. L. Lash, great sachen; II. = ! "Y 2,p
son, great senior sycamore, >. ", D'S-
chus. great junior SYCAMORE; Jonn ,.
T,rowcr. great prophet. Ira r. non graz
chief OF records: T. NJ. Gilman sttal
kcercr Of wampum; Ricnaio W. ' ''l.s;
great ssnnap; l. =. hS's gses; e s,er
of wigwam G. II. Wilkinson. great guard
Representatives from nearly NIFTY tri"es
In various sections OF the state are IN
attendancc Pocaho1tas Tribe. OF Kicn-
nond is represented by j.. C. Garrison
Annowan Tribe by r. a. Jones, J*ines-
town Tribe b George i M ilN,n Tribe
Nv Il. +. Godfrey. Gray Gage If.oe Dy
q y. Angel. MOnacOR Tribe by Neison
Powell aud RappahannOck lriOo "S
James Phillips.
COMMITTEES APPOINTED
After calling the Great Council TO %, Or
der the Great Sachem appointea inc ''
'o c@r1,n5fcntiais"B. {. Hanna, r. D. Har-
deeter. Nelson Powell. poioo4e
Charles Nagel. a. r. hoil ). . ""''
r. r,H1iciS 9rj W. Cherry. ). b. H9iiness'
John II. swope, Rev 4. $ Beane' IT, D.
s' AnnoaIs--C. e. hi, W. II. Mullen.
Gc5rse 4. Tabb. r. a. WilllaInSoh' o. H.
'9 s!ssricrs-J. =. Angel. =. T, RaTson'
I a. Brecdon. William ka"hhs' H. H.
IN Hv.T.aws-o. r. Wise J. Merea,ihbf c A.
NJ Nottingham, J. f. Birch d. - WI
Va Rcrorts and Roturns-Iames j. P 1nns
~ [titcbcH !. T. Anderson, JAMES
phillips T.. G.. Garrison. a. - : yclis
distribution OF Long IaiKs~ . $500
= ,rrowcr. j. W. Blackburn. co,,n.
Iste This afternoon the 6real a.
al nd icurncd until tomorrow Hn"''s'
LAST NIGHTS DEMONSTRATIONS.
ro-n,oht the members q ne 9 9rd,,
,,s,,cci The streets. Il big d@eS"'oh j. VI"
Norfolk participating ,.,t, ,ooe,ine was
after tho parade a public meS'i'Ys oEsn-
ia IN the pera-House. y. >. w. Wor-
a a,'' Commonwealths attorney OF rei-
as.JJli countv. delivered an address oi VII
Enc Addresses were also mace DS
known Red Men. "a, aatonrn to-mOr-
row afternoon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-09

M AF. strobe 10 Hepresen' '"o
.,,v in IA. southern Contest

c,.proTTEsvILLE. VA May g.
sooc,aI-Nr. A. Z. STROBE, Of the WASH
,,',,,on Literary Society of the University
~ heen chosen over his opponetl' MI.
w K Allen. of the Jefferson Soclc,y' W.
renrcsent the University OF Nirsl ma. ~
~ southern Oratorical Contest al WASH
,rc,on and Lee University, and IN me
V9rginia state contest at Randolph-Md-
The ipdges were Professor H. n. "a
Wis DR. ]. W. Mattel. and Colonei .
Venabe - p,ou.r NJ
The marriage Of Mr. W. G. Brown VI
This Mace. and Mrs. olive Crow OF
Walkerton. took place to-day at the Ics-
idence Of the bride. .,a..
Dr A. c. Blcdsoe, the popular pastor
of the Methodist church Of this city re-
ceived n handsome silk. gold-headcd UNI
hrella by express to-day, sent him by me
yopne Mems Society of Cumberland
church. Norfolk, of which church the
Doctor was pastor last year.
The city Council this afternoon estab-
listed quarantine against Stanton, on ae-
count of the supposed presence OF small
nox I'm that city. IL was determined that
ALI avenues approached from stanton be
Thoroughly guarded by special policemen,
and that no party or parties inspected OF
coming from Stauntcn and nearby places.
should be allowed to enter the limits OF
the city. unless 10 20 TO quarantine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-09
WILL sIGN mn nAclAG mn.
Legitimate Racing WithIn the Provisions
ol The tonstltntIon Tnsnreh

ALBANY. y. y. May Governor Nor
ton has determined 90 sign the Gray
racing bin, the two anti-glmblng bills
of Assemblyman Wilds and the supple
mental bill 20 the Gray racing bin. which
corrects certain provisions in the original
bill. The Governor is preparing memo
randum relating 10 his approval OF The
bills. and Will announce DIS action on
them as soon as 90 ls completed.
The signing of these bills by the Gov
eruor nsurcs legitimate racing in this
state this year. within The provisions OF
the Constitution, which it was supposed
would put Il stop 90 this sport since lbs
adoption by the people last fail.
The Gray bin legalizes racing for
stakes. prizes purses. and premiums but
specifically prohibits boOk-maNug and
pO0l-sellIug OF 8ll kinds
on raco-tFacks were running races are
held. and which have received "a license
from the committee. and on an uotfius
tracks. the bill permits the making of "a
private bet or wager. provided that there
shall be no passing of money directly and
no interchange OF record, or memorandum
OF bet made.
This. in effect establishes betting ou
horse races in This state. as 30 has been
conducted for many years in England
The BIN provides that not more than forty
days racing shall be- held on any one
track between April 18th ana November
fat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-09
PETERSBURGS WON.
The Richmond HustIers Meet with Defeat
I'm That CItv-Our Nosttr..

pETERSBIJRG, VA. May S-SpeciaL-
Tho Richmonds and PeteTsburgs played
tho last game OF the series TINS ai'er-
noon before the largest gathering OF
..cranks" this season. About lVo hlch-
mond rooters came over 10 witness the
game. go. -,
Inc Petersburgs started I'm with rush.
hanging out four runs in the FIRST inning.
The Richmonds could do nothing win
Dunkel for four innings, only getllhg
one hit. Both Flynn and Dunkel pitched
good ball. but Dunkel kept his hits scat
tered. Neither team played as well as
on last Monday evening, but the game
was exciting all the way through
The batting Of Lippert was the Tea
turc of the game. He hit Flynn for Two
home runs. one of them being the longest
hit ever made on the grounds senu, ,l,s
straight hit ball over the extreme
centre-feld fence. .o Gala
San sanford trapped the ball in centre held
nd made a double play. 1t was nedu-
~ FLYNN. for the visitors, played ms
nosition splendidly, saving the N'S S,,o',,
I've rms by backing up third BASE ens
making a wild throw to Mcro"an i'''''
first. 80 ,,roeant IN
witness the game.
The following is the score
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-09
The Funeral OF Mr.. Fore.

The funeral OF Mr. Walter II. Fore
who died Monday at his home In Henrico
county, took place yesterday. He was
buried. with Masonic honors, by St. John
buried with Masonic honors. by St.
Johns Lodge. No. &C. of which he was
a member. A committee from the Gold
en- Chain. In which he was insured, also
attended the funeral. The party from
Richmond left the city about 10 o'clock,
and returning passed through the city
about T. NJ. on their way TO River
View, where the interment took place.
Among the floral designs was a most
exquisite piece from his former comrades
of the Third police station. TO which dis
trict Mr. Fore was attached during his
long and faithful service as police Of
ficer in this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-09
,.Raphael aud the Mndonnas. -

raphael and the Madonnas" will be
the subject OF the Art Glasses al the
Woman's Christian Association this even
ing al 6 O'clock An important pamphlet
on the subject of art education has been
received from the former director of
the Metropolitan Museum and art IN
tructor at Princeton College, now the
Principal of the Art Institute sor ARTIST
Artisans in New York city. Mr.. John
Ward StimsOn. In respect to this
pamphlet the Rev. Heber Newton writes
to him.
IT Is wonderfully strong. profoundly
philosophical deeply spiritual, and
grounds art on the everlasting principles
on the eternal life itself.
Il know nothing i'm this line at all
comparable TO this modest little pamph-
let cannot conceive Of stronger
statement Of underlying principles one
Ahich should more clearly commend IL
10 the best thought and feeling of the
country. II deepens my appreciation of
the magnificent work YOU are doing
Portions of this pamphlet VIII be read
from time 10 time with the rest Of the
May lectures.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-09
MANCHESTER'S REVENUES.
T oasurerBronsuSh Explains the Financial
Condit on of the CITY
Manchester, "a. .Nay 5. lYs

Manchester Va, May s, 1895.
To the Editor OF The Times:
Sir,-In your report of the proceedings
OF the meeting at the Chamber of Com
merce last night, in relation TO annexa-
tion Of Manchester. there seems 10 have
been considerable confusion as to the fig
ures showing the financial condition of
Manchester. The statement read by
Major Dooley giving the assessed real
estate values at 81 ,S3, which was cor
rect. with the exception that the Man
chester street railway had been omitted,
amounting to $70,65O, making the proper
total. S29l7.583. real-estate assessment. TO
this however, should be added the per-
sonal property assessment, of SSS3 03l,
which was included in the other state
ment read. and would make this amount
81, 800 624, and from which, If the exempted
property. amounting 10 $4Zz. 80 be de-
Quoted, leaves the amount S2.SS,SA, the
amount stated by Mr.. Pulliam, as the
total taxable values. real and personal.
The property OF the Southern Railway
becomes taxable the present year, and
will add about 10000 to the assessed
values, and about $1,000 to the revenue,
and give a handsome surplus every year.
As TO the apparent deficiency Of $4,000,
the paper from which those figures were
taken was simply statement OF cash
receipts and disbursements The true
revenue of the city for the year was
81, 675 s., Of which. however. only SS5.362 IS
had been collected, the remainder being
unpaid taxes bearing per cent interest,
and is lien on the property. The nor
NAL yearly expense amounts 10 Slib9.S5.
as shown by the official statement to the
annexation committee. but exceeded that
amount last year in consequence of extra
expenditures on account Of the fire de-
partment and streets.
Hoping you will do me the kindness TO
publish these corrections, | am,
Yours truly,
j. w. BRONAEGH. Jr.,
Treasurer city of Manchester.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-09
pos AhoAzo DiD Noi SrARr
The Chester Cup Won by an nightmare
n.rsn .KenanlInn u AmrrIcnns

iIsrse Reception % anfiithNN
LONDON, May Sat Chester to-day
the race for the Chester cup. handicap
OF 700 soveroigns added 90 sweep
stakes of - sovereigus each, FOR three
yoar-olds and upwards. over tne old cup
course. nearly two miles and quarter
was won by Captain Macehils hilsal-
laehan. five years Old Mr.. l.. MeNan-
der's Son Of "a Cum. i've years. was see
ond. and Lord Penrhyn's Thcscus. four
years. finished third Mr.. NJ. K. DWytr 5
Don Alonzo did not start
Truth says in tbs tuu article
"BanQuets victory boo the 1000 gulneas
trials stake race ls not regarded with
satisfaction by thoughtful Observers. No
thing is more ponicious than entering
a good horse in "a selling race, backing
HIM for thousands, and buying him in.
II gambling Of this odious kind BIS the aim
and end of the American invasion, the
s0oLer the American turimcn return
home, the better both for The turf and
themselves
The Sportsman says thar Banquet.
Stononen, and MontauH will take part In
the races az Baldoyle running for the
Howth. Curragh. and Stewards plates
on June 81 and ith
The Lord Mayor OF Dublin has rendered
the hosptaitles OF the Mansion House
20 the American hOrscmcu. and COM
mittec composed of distinguished persons
Is making preparations 20 give them a re-
Ccl ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-09

s. assph to Race Under western Turf Con-
rres- Knl's

,StrrNCTON. MAY s.-Julge W. !.
49, md starter G. J. Fitzgerald
who have been officiatng AZ 'Hv 81
n.,,b tr, k. were telegraphed Tor by
a. Ioekev Club last night. ana oo'h re-
efrned their positions and lcit LOT NJ"
York to-day. where they VIII at'enp "a
spec,al meeting OF the Jockey OiDo. 1o.N-
ev William FitzpatricN acted az
to-dav. and Wood Martin filed the vacant
judgeship. ,.,. ,,,o ,...
a notice stating that the secretary OF The
Western Turf Congress has officially n0i-
aed the Virginia Jockey club that ny
a vote OF tine congress the clup VIII DEE
,or,oi,ted 10 race under Western Iur
CONGRESS- rules. and all owners, jockeys
and horses. who were m good siaNdlI-
prior 10 January !. 1880, ana nave not
raced on outlaw tracks since tRat gait
are eligible 10 race on Western i-'
Congress tracks. including 81 Asaph. The
cluh declares its intention OF racing I'M
der the Western Turf Congress rules
after the 18th instant.
Fscfotunn. at 10 I. and Wine Cockaie.
at 10 20 !. upset calculations 10 me nf-t
and third races to-day Bessie browning.
s,vorite AT 20 !. won the second and
the last three races on the caid Went
TO odds on favOrites.
First Ce-thrce-iouftns OF I'll hii''
Factotum d0, Keefe. TO ID first NicN
second. Longbrook third. Time 1916
Second race-half mile-bessie Brown
ing u07. Rein. 10 - first. cutlong see-
ond. Miss Bowser third. Time. 80 80
Third race-dyc-ciEhfs Of mile-W bite
Cockade doo. Shecdy, i0 90 ID hfst hluy
stcord. Kaulur third Time, Ni.
Fourth racc-half- milo-Hermia ...
O'Learv. . TO % first Fideid second. Him
yaro third Time. 80.
Firth raco-onc mile-Bandit dlO Roll
to 81 first. Van Brunt second. Hammie
third Time l.i2
sixth race-nve and one-half furiongs
Wheeler O06. Rcin. I TO - first Senator
Vest second, Waterman third. Time.
l.iO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-09
me DHG mr. or IF. u.
Those Having IT Want to Keep Some Of
Iho.r Who MaYen't . Z I'm GettIng a.


BALTIMORE May S.-The second days
session OF the American Medical Aso-
citation opened with sectional meetings
which began at 4. NJ. The attendance
was considerably in excess OF yesterday.
but all the delegates expected have not
yet arrived. Another large contingent is
looked for in the morning. as tomorrow
Is the principal day Of the meeting. The
general session Of the association was call
ed to order by President Dr. Donald Mac
Lean at 1890 A. NJ. A delegation from the
American Pharmaceutical Association
was present and was extended the cour-
tesies Of the association.
Dr. Edwin Fraser Wilson, of Columbus,
Ohio. offered "A resolution respectfully
appealing to the medical colleges Of the
country TO sustain the four years curri-
culum Of the study, and dcprccating GER
tain efforts that are being made looking
to the comforting Of degrees upon stu
dents who do not fiji out the fun course
of study. The resolution was adopted
The day was devoted chiefly to hearing
reports Of various kinds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-09
NORFOLK'N ANNEX.
An Ob.tscle Ia Taking Ia Berkeley Removed
NUaii's Snccessor

NORFOLK. VA. May Specialize
Norfolk City Council has aeseed to build
"A free bridge over the Elizabeth river.
from the end Of Main street. Berkeley
10 Main street Norfolk. provided Berkeley
is annexed to Norfolk. The people of
Berkeley demanded the bridge, and now
that this great obstacle is removed an
neNation is almost an assured fact
Since the retirement OF the Rev. Sam
Small from the editorial MANAGEMENT Of
the Pilot. II Is said Rev. George w. Car
ter. OF Park View Methodist church. has
been writing nearly all OF the editorials
+. BrOwnstein. dealer in dry goods ana
clothing, Main street, this city. made an
assignment this morning. with Thomas
II. Wilcox. trustee.
The liabilities viii amount TO about
Ne,ooo lie acknowledges judgments for
$500.
At the League grounds yesterday ar
ternOOn Catcher Purcell, Of the Norfolx
team, assaulted j. u. Tanner. of The
Pilot on account Of a write-up. There
are two sides, il is said. 10 the question
and both have friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-09
aNOrHKR H4MILTON ASSIGNS.
A Third Bro,her at S'annton Makes
Transfer Of Ills rroper'y,


Transfer of Ills froper'y,
STATNTON. VA. May S.-special.-Ten
DAYS ago II. II. Hamilton ara }. +. Ham
ilton Unsigned all their real estate for the
heis,at of creditors ana ted; II. a. ).
Hamilton. the third of the brothers
makes a simila. transfer OF property II.
4. s Hamilton is the celebr ited breeder
of live stock. and is, perhaps. the largest
dealer in fine stock In this section of the
State. lie has been a large exhibitor at
al State and county fairs. and has al
ways taken HANDS me premiums The
Hamiltons are al good and true citizens.
The deed covers six classos-frs taxes
ana costs. second. lien on the fam con-
veyca ss.s937Sl: third. Mrs. Grace Hamn-
ton. 100 in lieu Of dover; fourth. chill
dren Of first wife. $1,000 hfth class. debts
aggregaune Sii.Ni.S0. sixth class. residue
OF all debts.
a new lodge OF !. O. O. T.. composed Of
sixty young men, Will be instituted by Dr.
j. \. Butcher. who will be the Noble
Grand OF The new lodge. which is made
up of splendid material.
All cases Of eruptive disease heretofore
reported look row like only Continent
chicken-poX.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-09
QUAKERS PUNCHED EN-.
IN THIS WAY THEY DEFEA TED THE
VIRGINIA VARSITY.
Yssterday's Exciting Game ut Phiisde'-
phia-Huger Was Hurt In tire seventh
Innins and Retired.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, May s-Special.
pennsvivanla, By punching their hifs in
The seventh inning, won to-day's game
f:oin Virginia. Up TO the seventh m
ming the game was very exciting but
then the Quakers batted Nelson for hVe
hits. which netted them six runs ana
game them the game.
Nicely took Nelson's place In the eighth.
Huger was hurt in the seventh ana re-
tired from the game.
GLEASON. the umpire. was very partial
to the Euakers.
This is the score:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-09
4 VALUABLE HORSE LEAD.
The JscobHe Half Brother of Salvador
e-lo@ve.t to Chiswel's Stud

WYTHEVILLE, VA, May s.-Special.-
"rhe Jacobite." the most valuable and
best-known horse In Southwestern Vir-
gina. head OF the Fort Chisycll stud
died yesterday. He was half-brother OF
Salvador" and was sired by Prince
Charley, and bred by Queen Of Eng
land"
His colts are all fast and valuable
running horses. the best-knOwn one now
being Meadows. now holding the five
cighths mile record. The Jacobite vas
nearly twenty years old and mis- value
figures.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-09
"rOPn qArE UNDEK ARREST.
He Struck imp re Crowley at Roanoke
acknowledgements Won.

ROANOKE, VA, May S.-Special.-Ro-
anoke outbatted and outhelded Ports
mouth to-day but they managed 10 ius'
the game. CARNEY and Leach were '"v
onnoeinc pitchers. and the former had
slightly the best of it. Both teams play
cd an Indifferent game in the field but
the Roanoke's errors proved to be more
costly.
"Pop" Tate took exceptions at a deei-
s.cn made by Umpire Crowley In The
third inning. and struck him with ms
glove. The big first-baseman was placed
under arrest. and removed from the
grounds by policemen. the mcideht
created a great deal OF excitement ana
DELAYED the game for fifteen minutes.
Tho score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-09

Auother Murder Reported From Vie Coun.
fy-The Slsxer Not Captnred

BIG STONE GAP. VA, May S.-Spe-
GALA gentleman from heniucky M
formed me last night that another MUIR
der had occurred al Pound Gap. I'm Wise
count, Va. The circumstances were that
man named Kelly had taken up with
woman, and lett his wife and family.
His brother went after him. and tried TO
persuade him 10 let her alone. and re-
turn 10 his family. lie became enraged
al this. ana after "a Few hot words en-
sued. drew his pistol and fred deadly
shot. His victim only lived few min
utes. Kelly succeeded In escaping. He
Is hotly pursued by the authorities. and
his capture Is almost sure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-09
TIE TlMEs=RICn MOND VA THURSDAY MAY Isss

q batters' game. Both teams did good
work In the field. and the support was
all that could be desired.
Norfolk has plainly demonstrated that
n the bat she Is the weakest team IN
the League. and unless there are new
men secured. she cannot hope to do
better than fourth place. Norfolk has
only one man who can be relied upon
with any degree Of safety TO nit the
ball, The Norfolk people are dissatis-
fed. ard the crowds are growing less.
Tho scoro.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-09
4 BANK DBhE At DANYfLEE.
The Planters National Acquired by New
MIA Consolidation the Result.

DANVILLE. VA, May s.-special-A
deal was closed here to-day by which
the shares in the Planters National
Bank. owned by the late William r.
Cheek. we're purchased by w. ID. Bethel.
Frank y. Burton. Of Danville. and several
outside capitalists. the latter buying a
majority Of the stock
This deal will lead TO the immediate
consolidation Of the Merchants Bank Of
Danville and the Planters National The
new bank will be known as the First
National Bank OF Danvlle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-09

Patrick county. and Rev. J. O. Shackel~
ford. OF Houston, Va, were present
The FIRST business session was held at
10 A. NJ. to-day.
Chase City Is a pretty village OF about
1000 people, with three warehouses and
several large prizeries for handling leaf
tobacco.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-09

held a Joint meeting with the Junior
ASSOCIATION at the Young Mems Chris
tian Association Hall yesterday after
noon. The standing committees for the
year were appointed and arrangements
completed for Memorial-Day. The ser
vices on Memorial Sunday will be held
at the Seventh-Street Christian church,
and the sermon will be delivered by Rev.
II. Q. Garrison.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-09

He stated that the rider OF Hustler con- -
graduated him on having won. ' 1850 a'SG
said that he thought he han peeu Ia 10, 80
very badly. as his morse M% Wa, h,n, ont.
sSat ne was perfectly willing TO MAKE y
q s''' tbr ~ dash and meet me
other !, ,'r y gentleman half way. THIS tney
would nor have. but stood FOR half mile
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-09

Colonel James T. Gray commanding
Lee Camp. has issued general orders for
the camp 20 assemble at St Johr's
church on Friday afternoon. May 10th,
at o'clock, 10 attend the memorial ser
vices at Oakwood. also requesting all
members 20 attend a meeting OF the camp
FRIDAY night TO transact business Of
importance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-09

Summary Earned runs-Portsmouth, 2;
Base on balls-Gaffney. 2; Leach, /.
Struck out-Gaffney. 4; Leach. T. Two
base hits-Ganzell. Farrell. Fuller Dou-
BILE plays-Reed. Knox. Quinn; Knox.
Quinn Passed balls-Ganzen wild
pitct-Gaffney. Hit by pitched ball
Knox. Stolen bases--Sherer. StahI Cava-
naugh. Time of game-Two hours. I'm
pire-CroWley
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-09

Summary: Earncd runs, Fe'rfsUuIL 80 =
Richmond, l. Home runs-Lippert :. Two
base hits-Jaues. Bases on bails-OH
Dunkel. 4; off Flynn. 3. Struck out-By
Dunkel 5; by Flynn, Z. Hit by pitcher
Flynn. Double plays-PendHr ana sum
,.rn. sanford Hall and Lyons. Foster
and Wells. stolen bases-McGcwan
Graves. Tannehill. and Wells. Wild
pitches-Dunkel. 2: Flynn. ?. Passed
balls-Fostcr. /. Time Of game-Two
hours and fifteen minutes. Umpire-Mr.
DAILY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-09
THE DAEVILLE C0NY0CATI0N.
IL Opens at Chase City-other News From
That Section of the State.

CHASE CITY. VA. May s.-special.-
The Danville Convocation OF the Episco-
nal church met here yesterday. The first
seryice was held at II. NJ. when Rev.
p. N. Boyden, rector; Rev. Joseph b.
Dunn. Of Boston, Rev. David Barr, Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-09
HOW THE CLUBS sTASr.

Gs~gS a~Hr~ UTFp FoE TO-DAY.
Washington al Cleveland.
Baltimore at PIttsDurg.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at Louisville
Philadelphia al ST. Louis