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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29
TRIAL on MIR. pLuEM,CHEa.
~ consumes the Entire Day an,
Results In ~ Hung Jury.

"'Nui'" In Hung jury.
'"e ''hE-contrucl case OF L. -. TiIe-
haeh'r o." Insurance agent. who wa.
t'n months aro indicted f9r obtailia,
|l-0 from William Ebert by ils.
p'tehrvf. WAS tried In the H.stitrs.
Court Yesterday. Judge Mullen. OF Ps-
t'Ihuu't. Fes!tei. ami Commonwealth
80 ".! ~. VI. Sin!ln, Jr.. Was assisted
~ the pio7rcuu1n hy Mr James w Cor.
uoh. Ih- defendant occupied a scat Al
tHc bdI between his counsel MesSrs D.
:. 'c'aioson and ". T. Wlcknnru !
Jit-t u'"i oi tile was consumed IN Sc
t"ihk Jury. The first witness called
waN Mr William Ebert. who sqid thot
M MH' H"u 'iNtd here ana had known Mr.
, i!eMhchcr about ten years He had
hto business relations with the accused
Nhlr Le Was q real estate agent In
lj> the accused approached the witness
20 borrow 81 ~" but only 81 go was loaned
MN SSi1 Dir. Ebert. "Mr. Pluemacher
,,N me tndi he wanted the money for
W. W p.Fposc u paying on a mortgage. and
"''id give deed Of trust on his house
"a Fitasants street as security. l told
h."i y" could get the money when he
,..s'u give me clear utle 10 the property
-. ''''ilachrr asked me " l had any
,pt"sri ana when | replied In the mega
utt 60 suggested Mr.. l.. o. Wendenburg
VINO Vas acceptable TO me.
BROUGHT A CLEAR TITLE.
about two weeks later" continued the
"'hess. MIR. Pluemacher brought me
o. 90 abstract OF title, which | thought
va, "ss eietr. but he stated that State taxes
10 que on the property for three years
DD1 the abstract away. saying he
iu"~i II 10 pay the State taxes. and
tbS.eSs never able 10 get IL afterwards. al
,gSdSth endeayored 20 get II back. !
~ 1hs n.z0O 20 Mr.. Pluemacher when
~ brought me the abstract Of title. Sub
tSehuy went up 10 Mr.. Harvey Will
-" cot bio ~ examine the title Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29
SMALLPOX IN CHICAGO.
II Threatens to Become Epidemic
Efforts to Check II.

CHICAGO, March 2s-Small-pox Is
breaking out in various parts OF the
city In alarming proportions. and every
effort is being made by the Board OF
Health TO. check the disease before there
Is an epidemic.
This morning Stansaus Karskofsky,
who has been staying in a quarantined
house. whence his wife and five children
were recently removed to the pest-house,
deliberately left his home and walked TO
the Desplsnes Station. where he elbowed
his way through a crowd o: men, wo-
men. and children. and asked for a
health officer.
The stock-yards police were thrown into
into the station and asked Sergeant Comfy
to send him 10 the hospital. Comfy asked
what was the matter and the stranger
nearly knocked him of his seat with the
one Worl-"smal-pox"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29
Annexation VIII he Discussed.

Richmond Chamber OF Commerce. TO
which was referred the resolution of in
qury offered by Mr.. Jackson Guy. re-
lating to the eXpehiency Of extending the
corporate limits OF Richmond 80 as 10
embrace Manchester. Will meet Friday.
tine 9th instant. at Il. NJ. in the rooms
OF the Chamber when persons interested
for or against the proposition are re-
Quested To appear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29
The Racing Mems Mceting.

The Board OF Directors Of the Riehmond
Riding and Driving Association held
a meeting last night I'm the Ex-
change Hotel Reports from several
committees and from Secretary owens
showed that the outlook for the spring
meeting is very promising, and bids fair
to be a splendid success.
IL waN decided TO admit ladies % thu
races free. and the price for gentlemen
will be 80 cents. Admission % the car-
riage-park in the race-track circle VIII
no % cents per vehicle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29
"stcIIn," the Exquisite Art Creation"
to lie Seen Here.

Has been viewed by the entire art
loving people OF the South during the
past six months. proclaimed to have no
equal by the most distinguished literary.
scientific. and artistic celebrities OF every
city where she has been on exhibition,
and has been placed in the first category
OF art. There is no way OF conveying the
splendor and beauty to a mind which
has not realized II by actual vision. Daily
receptions 8 A. NJ. to 10 +. NJ, commenc-
Ing Monday. April LIST, at 207 east Broad
street. for q short season only.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29
Proucrty Transfers.

Richmond: Olivia @. Adams to william
II. White. - feet on Catherine street
northwest corner Henry. ,ssS; W.. u.
Cutshaw to Frank LeIbermuth. n feet on
west side Laurel street between Beverly
and Albemarle, $2,70o; W. &. Davis and
wife to Kate Harris. is I-3 feet on north
eide Bacon street between First ara
81 James IS; same TO William Hill. IL IL
feet on same between same. s.: samo
20 Henry Mitchell, f6 i-3 feet on same be-
tween same. IS; ID. r. and r. T.. Gu and
their wives TO G. l.. Denoon. ~ feet on
north side Park avenue near Birch
street. subject 20 deed OF trust OF R,30.
81 900; Frank Leibermuth and wife to
Charles w and osweli J. Davis. q feet
on west side Laurel street between
Beverly and Albemarle. 800.
Henrico: Alex. J. Marcuse TO David
Mittledorfer same deed reported from
Chancery Court March %. 1895. $09 ~:
Harriet r. Vaughan and others trustee
To Henry +. Vaughan, ~ acres near Ninc-
Mile road 81 AZ. 20.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29
HOWLING GALE IN GOTHAM.
Pedestrians u0wied Ovcr-TrOuble
All Day I'm the Narbor.

NEW YORK. March 2s.-All wind re-
cords were broken to-day by howling
gale which swooped upon the city early
this morning. Shortly before o'clock
the wind had worked itself up to seventy
FIVE miles an hour-just three miles be-
yCnd the previous record OF March, 1876,
which has stood untouched for nineteen
years.
Al sunrise the trouble began. Every
hour witnessed a jump of ten miles. and
at 10 o'clock sixty-five miles an hour
was the score.
Shipping down the bay was paralyzt1.
and much damage was done to property.
Not a single vessel ventured outside or
Sandy Hook.
AZ noon the wind got worse. Finally.
at 255 il took the biggest jump Of all.
and registered seventy-five miles an hour.
minutes Later in the day the wind
velocity began to fail. At 40 o'clock IT
was blowing at the rate Of siXty-two
miles an hour.
TROUBLE ALL DAY.
There was trouble all day In the harbor;
Small craft dragged their anchors. and
were saved by tugs from going ashore.
some were sunk, Including one tug. but
10 life was lost so far as known.
The United States traininB-ship ALI
ance was in collision with the receiving
shiD Vermont ~ the Brooklyn navy-ydfd,
and carried away her jlbboOm. The ALL
ance had just arrived from Norfolk
Pedestrians were bOwle1 over IN EH-
change Place between New street ana
Broadway. and several men were con-
siderably bruised by being thrown to the
pavement. One woman was picked up
Unconscious. She was taken into an
office near by and revived.
The high wind caused trouble on un-
cidents occurred In different parts OF the
city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29
in. Uenth Gets Three Years.

BALTIMORE. MD, March ?S.-tspec.aL'
Jobn u. Heath. OF Lancaster county, Va,
was convicted in the Criminal Court TO-
day of assaulting and shooting az ms
wife In November last. and was sentenced
nv advice OF his counsel he then entered
a plea OF guilty OF common assault on
his brothar-ln-law. David Gibson. and was
sentenced to one year Imprisonment on
that charge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29
Rriureus Had q Hundred Arms.

Nervousness has as many queer symp-
toms. Bat whatever these may be, thsy
one and all depart In consequence OF tne
soothins. iavgoratlng influence OF Hos
te,rer's stomach Bitters. which tones the
svstem through the medium OF thorcugh
digestion ard assimilation. Tremuious
nerves soon acquire steadiness py ~ ,a,,,'
fes the system against disease MALLS; MiSrsx
constipation, rheumatism. ana Aione'
troubles are relieved by II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29
THE PRIMARY IN THE COUNTY.
Indications That MIR. Kramer IL Re-
uomtnnted-The other Contests.

The primary election in Henrico Is now
a thing OF the past. and the aspirations
OF many of the political would-bes have
been nipped In the bud as though by a
chilling frost. The vote throughout the
county was quite large. The returns were
received at the courthouse last night by
Secretary-of- of-the-Committee Lew Fussell,
and a large number Of candidates and
their friends were present TO learn the
news
The Indications are that Mr. w. II.
Brauer, the present Treasurer, is re-eiect-
ei 10 succeed himself. The vote, as tar
as reported. is as follows:
L-AIREIEID DISTRICT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29
xv,,,,,m.on Was Hailed.

Mr.. Thomas n. Williams iL,,oS counsel pdb.p, 70.
Absalom Williamson ai.SIIIs wnS "'isl Va few
Mni'a, 10 was In the city YESTERDAY.
anysw a Williams mia states that the accused was
MI, MI. MINDED " 20 jail. as stated In re- re-
port Dor from Boydton. but = Was oai,sa ,st m WI, VIZ
s,a1, sum son y, did not attempt To make MS es-
cape.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29
Mr.. Mnsscy's Libel Suit,

Messrs. A. =. Thorn. John Nicely. and
Richard Wake, Of Norfolk. counsel for
Hon John Z. Massey in his libel suit
| against, the Norfolk Pilot. were in the
city yesterday, and held a long confer
| ence with Mr.. Massey. Subsequently the
party went to the Capitol and conferred
with the Governor. Attorney General
Scott and Secretary McGilvary, OF the
! Education Board. were present at the
| conference. II is understood that the
sIlt Will probably BE- tried In May.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29

NEW ORLEANS. March 2S.-Baltimore
plaved an errorless game to-day. and shut
-, a. ,oc,I ,a,u, Score. Il n T.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29

after 10. was At no time tircsome. ny
Sirnpson detailed the great work tbee
had already been done in the evsngeii1nr
tjop OF the world, and spoke most ens
couragingly Of the future labors Of cnr1s'
tion people.
In the morning the subject for diecu.s
sion was the Second Coming OF Chris"
and in tho theme of argument WAe
"DivIne Healing" Rev. Messss. Nugene
and Pratt assisted In the meetings. the
latter making an admirable talk Ia the
afternoon on the necessity Of reliance -
and prayer to God for things specinc.
He said too many people were given te
saying their prayers as q matter Of
custom and form without any idee OF
,ybat fhev we're Drawing for.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29
The Girls Have Goac O,t .ow.

All the girls with the exception OF
four. In the cu,-plug department OF tho
Wright Company's factory gut work
tilted tho management that they would
not report for work any more. This ac-
tion was intended as protest against
the removal OF Mr.. Wright from the
presidency. and Is In sympathy WIN tho
,noyament OF the managers This. 10 IL
stated IL the only department In which
work had been resumed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29
RecOrdi CerflncL Down.

Clerk John T. Broaddus OF the Henrco
Circuit Court. received yesterday morn
ing from the Clerk of the Court OF Ap-
peals official notification or the refusal
Of the higher court TO interfere in the
case OF Philip Norman Nicholas.
The Court Of Appeals awards damages
against the accused for the amount or
costs Incurred In printing the record,
&c, amounting TO SlG6N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29

Coast Line fell into the mill-race of the
Richmond Paper-Mnl Wednesday night
about Y o'clock. and but for the tim ly
appearance OF some Of the mill operatives
would have been drowned. His cries werh
heard, however, and he was gotten from
his uncomfortable position. He remained
in the bOiler-roOm ali night, and yester-
day morning " mt his way rejoicing. ap-
parently none the worse Tor his ducking.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29
Funeral of Mr. Noble To-Dny.

The remains OF MIR. r. NJ. Noble. whoss
death I'm Louisville has been reported.
will reach Richmond this afternoon at
e.2O o'clock over the Chesapeake and ohio
railroad. and will he taken direct 20 Hoe
lvwood The friends OF the family VIII
assemble at No. toi east Clay street az
I:sO o'clock, and will be driven from
there TO the depot Richmond Lodge.
No TO- of Masons. will escort the re-.
mains TO their last resting place. ana
the burial will be with The Masonic SER
Vice The lodge will meet az l:so.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29
Mr.. K.nunu.s Lecture Last Ni9ht.

There was a splendid audience nt tn!
Young Mems Christian Association Hail
last night to hear Mr.. George kennsn.
the celebrated lecturer, traveller. AID
writer II was the ninth star-course en-
tertsinmont. and every one present thor
oughiy enjoyed the lecture on "csmp-l. Life
In siberia" Mr.. kennan - an eloquent
speaker, and the description OF his travels
is pictured I'm such realistic terms that
he thoroughly captivltss his audience AMI
holds their perfect attention from the
start to the finish.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29
sfecI-Works Force Reduced.

BRADDOCK. PA. March 2S,mSuper'n
tendent Morrison, of the Edgar Thompson
steel Works is reducing his force. S.N
draughtsmen, six insid= carpenters, Ten
rlachinists ten pattern-makers, AMI tn
entire planning force were laid OF yester
day. The laboratories at the bast fui
races and stee!-works will be consoli
Gatsd. and ten chemists. half the presen.
force. discharged All the working bosses
in the various departments have been ldic
on. Other changes will take place Apr.
tGf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29
S,ot Nhout II WOMAN.

\ icon Goade (coloreD went 20, "a
Scco.l Police station las. niEAt a1d ,2l.
the officers there that he hnd Deia s'''
an ne back by Il mar !nrd NtiI'l'I
Adams. H- said the shootirr o.cjrre
In Aibemer,e county. and was 2ns II .
woman. He was srnt - the ain'No " ,
but the physicians could MT hri t"y hal
last night. Ills wound IS not tho~t'' =.
be serious,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29
Curtcr's Fast Nail.

Lincoln j. Carters "Faat-Mali,"
meIodrama IN Ave acts, Will bc present
ed al the Academy tomorrow. matinee
and evening. The following people are
In the cast: Edward Maniey. Frank
Weed. Gus Nevill. Charles Motzger.
VIII 4. Jackson. /. r. croft. X. &. Allen.
RAY Jones. Charles Leckins. a. brown.
a. Rodney. Frank Holiday, Hal Cook.
Edith Arnold. Louise J. Mitchell, ani III.
A, Anderson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29
To Marry n Young PPenchcr.

To The marriage of her daughter. Miss
Alice Maui Mills. 10 RSy, Walter a,
Jennings. The ceremony will take place
"Wednesday. April l1tn, at O'Clock; az
Grace-S Street baptist church. Mr. Jen.
nings Is a popular and promising yousy
minister and was former studeEs =
Richmond COLLEGE. and for a number "
wears lived In Manchester lie is row
pastor OF a church In PennsyNahli'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29
A Fire Chief Dies.

Yesterday morning Captain g. Watt
gram asking him TO be pall-bearer al
the funeral OF Mr.. James Battle. Chiei
OF the Fire Department Of Detroit. Mich
which took place In that city YESTERDAY
Captain Taylor was o warm politicsl auo
personal friend OF Chief BattIe. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29
Good small Dwellings at A"e"""
To-Dny.

J. u. Elan & Co Will sell at J.; ~.
Nos. 100 and 1902 Venable street ann a,
r. M. No. O7 Tweniy-hi,h street Az r =,
which are well located and desirable. IN. Ih'
being a foreclosure sale. without ,,,s. nn,,.
bargains may be expected. ana paru,s =,
having funds to inyes. would % VI" !"
attend these sales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29
The MIX Was spilled.

horse hi,cbed 10 wagon Of III
Plchm0nd Cream, Butter AMI MIX Con.
pany ran away yesterday m inlnS -, -
Rrook avenue and Clay streets. A. I'r a
tiss and Clay the team co.l.o,i WIZ -, -,
electric-light pole, and the wagon cane
ont second best The driver and the hofa-
escaped serious injury. but the mix was
lost
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29
..,x sn,rit Me.tings Closed.

The special meetings under the arsp,ees ,s |,
ne me- 'pBd pBrsad street mission closed ias' .n'
NJ night n with very interesting xr ana b.
grssslUUee saN ~ New York. on the soejssI s:,:
slhpSYs sa.h Ysxanseiiration OF the World ,nssi nrs
.arvice- which lasted from oeIoeA a"'''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29
DISTRICT.
LATEST RETURNS.

o'clock this morning. They were from
Smithers, Hardin's Shop and Schu-
machers precincts, and show the fol-
lowing results IN the contest for County
Treasurer:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29
crTrJNC INTO GOOD SHAPE.

The Richmond team went out to West
End Park I'm the morning and practiced
for several hours. They are rapidly get
ting into condition. and the indications
that they will pay winning bah are
becoming more and more favorable.
pitcher Allen has arrived In the city,
and played with the team yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29
..,,.nJ Residence for Sale

A Nice Modern-siyle Cottage
rooms. stable. dairy. and SUNNI ~, s,s.
about one half acre ot giV.".' 80.
walton; five minutes Walk ,..,t ., s>.,i III yery
Office, and all churches W. ~, 90, Main
cheap. Address l.. j. J' W' W.
street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29

y,..s.n.. can ,,sp.r, ,: ,ss.:. ss:s !. .:si: ;: !:
s ssn AZ. "sa'. ssss and -, IN s.,s s.s:s . ssss
lat: Ia ss n; .,s.: s.:. s.; ;'s :. :... s:s
Is.. , ..aa,a. SaTnss. .,,,s.s ..ssiss'a''s ~ ~
q. ssigss . Soma
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29
GAME WITHOUT Az ERROR.
II Is Played by Ba1timOre-NrW
OrIcnns shut Out.

NEW ORLEANS. March 2S.-Baltimore
PLAYED an errorless game to-day, and shut
out tn. local team. Score: y -. Il.
Baltimore ......................'''' IL &c :
E1ttories: Horner. Gleason, and Robin
son: Brown and Gonding Umpire, ron!
''''"' THE QUAKERs.
FORT MONROE. VA. March 2s.-The
philadelphia League Club Spit up ior
crounds here this afternoon before a large
crowd of spectators. The playing was
| sharp, ana showed the good effect OF
their weeks work. Score:
First nine
'GS9tn H9tteriea: it'i'e McGl and clements; Bad
win and Buckl y.
ANOTHER ERRORLESS GAME.
ATLANTA. GA. March %;-The 81.
Louis Browns, put up an crrorless saIhhe srhe
National League team had very llttle al
vantage over the AtL1ntas. outside, Oh
the run,ge;tting as the home team dId ~ Is 3
Allan Htiantn h''''"e. '''.'".ae.........0o 100000 4
St Louis .........0 20O02 90 O.
batteries: Wood and Wilson; Breiten-
stein and PeitZ.
CINCINNATI AND MONTGOMERY.
MONTGOMERY, ALA. March 2.-Up
TO the sixth inning to-day the game be-
wen Cincinnati and Montgomery was
| as pretty as one wants TO see, but In ihe
seventh, Mccarthy. an amateur, went
into the box. and in the two innlnSS
that he pitched the Cincinnatis got three
two-haCgerS ana two singles off MN.
netting them eight runs. Sproat pitched
the first part OF the gam. for Mont
gomery, and while he was hit for three
SINGLES, a three-bagger. and a two-baS
ger. his support was Gilt-edged, ana only
| two runs were made in the sixth inning
score: X ~. r.
| 10 IL
MOntgOm ry ............:.:;:,...'... a.,
Batter.cs DWyer. Phillips, ana Mer-
ritt: Sproat. Mccarthy. and Rappod.
| WASHINGTON HAS A WALk-ONER.
| SAVANNAH GA. March 2s.-Wasning-
| ton had Il walk-over with Pittsburg mere
| to-day. The Pirates could do nothing
with the Senator's twirling. obtaining only
three hits Both teams heded very Wen.
| Cartwright and Nicholson of Wasning-
'oH' '0'n got h0'"s-''"S' ''' R.H.E.
Washington .......O42O21 000-9 II
Pittsburg ..........0 600 OOOO-l
Batteries: Mercer. Mularky Coogan, ana
Mcclure; Killeen, Hawley, Sugden' anu
klnslOW. -
THE BRIDEGROOMS.
| AUGUSTA, GA. March 2s-The Regu-
| lars defeated the Brooklyn colts this ar
iernoon in a well-played game by the
| following score. < II. r.
colts ...............0 / o | 02 0 o >
Regulars ..........l O20302 % IL
Batteries: Daub and Burrell; Lucid ahG
Grim.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29
,rIIE OEAkERS.

{
New orleans ......................'. "
H1,tcries: Horner. Gleason, and Robin
son; Brown and Gonding. Umpire, Tom
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29
cu.ter Novelties

in Fine Imported woollens. II ,ss you ,"ses ss
snre,hing first.class withoI, me- We Is"S"
s9n,e'@ n2ine cali TO see me. JOHN = Ew,o: S,,:,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29
,.,,.. Forest wins the Game.

DIT.HAM. Y. g.. March 2S.-(Special)-
The gone cf bail between Trinity Durham
1n1 wake Forest teams was called at
f,,,t t- eVt-ing. The result was u
10 8 u favor OF Wake Forest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29

Mr.. watkins Lee. o. NE ri IN tns
ehany and the Rawley spi'nss, s, the last
City. Hotel Allegheny WI. 'gi sgorings viii
OF June. and the Ra"',y ~ ist.
receive Visitors as early as "A'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29
Yes, suits Are

p-Fit. eheape'Fi Finish. ard Fashlon.-
-.-----------ihe best. yurn
loc, east Main sfes''
charles A. Spence. salesman
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29
Anderson. Brauer. Lindsay.

There is but one precinct now 10
be heard from. and the Brauer men are
confident that their man is nominted.
Mr. Anderson will have to carry over
two thirds of the remaining votes In order
to overcome the lead his opponent now
has.
Mr.. C. W. Childrey. the present Com
missioner of the Revenue for the Upper
District, is PROFESSIONALLY elected. He
now has t0l votes. while his nearest OPP
ponent. Mr.. Caskie E. Smith. has but
20. There are three precincts in this dis
trict yet 10 be heard from.
In BrooklAnd District Mr. John r.
Rose is renominated to succeed Mr..
Sheppard on the Board OF Supervisors;
Mr. II. W. Browning. OF Tuckahoe. IS
probably renominatei. Mr. w. Il. Fray
ser t. in the lead from Varina, and the
indications are that Mr. J. W. Taylor
Is chosen I'm Fairfield over the incumbent.
Mr.. II. g. Hechler. who is also president
Of the board.
The returns for the magisterial and
constabulary offices are very measre and
slow In coming in.
Neither Sheriff solomon nor Common
wealth = Attorney Sands had any opposi-
tion. and both ran the full strength Of
ha tfckaf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-29
Totals .................H II IS 26 II
RICHMOND COLLEGE
IDTIIg ,,.............
SCORE BY INNINGS.

I'D ColIcre ..........o0oo 20O-3
Summary: Home runs-Rusie. TWO
base hlts-Burke Davis and White. First
base on errors-Now Yorks. 4: Richmond
College. .. Bases on balls-On Clarke. :
Left on bases-Ncw Yorks. 3; Richmond
College, 7. struck out-By Clarke, l.
by German. /. Base from being hit
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NORFoLK's FIRST BALL GAME.
Oysters Defeat the Texans TO a.
one Thousand People Present.

NORFOLK. VA. March %.-(Spe-
cial)-Norfok's first professional ball
game OF the season was played at League
Park this afternoon between the locals
and the Texas team from Houston. About
loo uecr.le were at the park
IN. game afforded some fine playing and
dnvcic.ed the strength OF the Norfolks.
The Leans were beaten 10y score OF
= 10 ,