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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-19
DIR. UOGE'S BUST.
IL Is PRESENTED To the Regiment by scuii .
tor Fred Monyhan.

The commandants OF the various COM
Ianics OF the First Reg ment, infantry
Virginia Volunteers, met last night at
headquarters, at the regimental armory,
Marshall and Seventh streets. and con-
sidered the proposition Of attending the
Cotton States and International Expos
ton AT Atlanta, with their commands.
Colonel II. G.. Jones explained that the
cost would be about Sl2 per man for n
weeks stay. and the captains VIII sub
init the matter 20 their respective COM
panies Monday night.
Captain Frank ". Cunningham, on
behalf Of Mr.. Fred Monyhan. the we'll
known sculptor of this city. presented
the regiment in few well-chosen words,
with a bronze bust OF Rev. Moses II.
Hoge u. D., the beloved chaplain OF
the regiment. Colonel Jones briefly re-
piled, as commandment of the regiment.
and stated that he would express his
thanks and appreciation to Mr.. Monyhan
by letter. The bust will be kept in head
quarters-room on a pedestal.
Another presentation then took place.
Of which Col. Jones was the recipient.
Captain Atkisson. OF Company g. of
Manchester. for Captain J. h. Tenant,
presented Colonel Jones with n handsome.
3S-calilte, Colts revolver, with gold
mounted chambers. ivory handle. and
elegantly-carved barrel and breech. On
one side Of the butt was the following
inscription: =.
Presented 10 Colonel II. G. Jones. First
Regt Va. Inf. by John Conover, Thomas
Artiller. OF Richmond. Va, 1916. c. 5. A..
and John J. Driscoll. OF Second y Y.
Mounted Rifles. 1896 L. s. A., as
token Of esteem. September Is, 1895"
on the other side of the butt can be
found the coat-of-arms Of Virginia.
Messrs. Conner and Driscoll were I'm
Richmond during the past winter. when
Colonel Jones showed them some courte-
sizes. In appreciation of the same. they
sent the Colonel the revolver. and they
also contributed literally 10 the bazaar
held some months ago. at the reGimental
armory, for the benefit of the gray uni
form fund.
Colonel Jones briefly replied, and al
luded 10 the different positions held by
the two gentlemen, who both thought
at the time that they were rendering their
services on the right side.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-19
DEATH or Mr.. IITH ROP.
This Wcll-Known Citizen Expired Yester-
day In Roanoke.

Mr.. Samuel r. Lathrop. senior member
Of the firm of :. Z. Lathrop * Co.. and
president OF the Richmond Steam Fitting
and Plumbing Company. died I'm Roanoke
at o'clock yesterday morning. aged sew
enty-nine years.
Mr.. Lathrop had been in falling health
since last March. anc about six weeks
ago went TO Roanoke in the hope of
recuperating his strength stopping at
the home of his son-in-law. Mr.. Thomas
H. Bransforl. where he was constantly
change. while at first beneficial, proved
of little avail, and he slowly declined
until he finally passed peacefully away.
Five children survive him with the widow
--Messrs. George a. and Charles y.
Lathrop. Mrs. J b. Moore Mrs. Thomas
II. Bransford. and Mrs. James 7. Pat
terson.
Samuel p. Lathrop was born in the
State of New York, and came to Rich
mond in 1870. For some years previous
10 the war he was engaged In the dry
Germ of Christian 4 Lathrop. He held the
rank of sergeantmajOr during the war
in the local organization known as the
City Battalion. After the war -.e went
into the coal business, which engaged his
interest up 10 the time Of his demise. He
was man of sterling qualities, whose
integrity and fairness won him universal
esteem in the circle In which he moved.
For thirty years he was a deacon IN the
First Presbyterian church. and labored
earnestly In that capacity. The news or
his death will be received with genuine
sorrow by host of friends and acquaint-
ances.
His remains will reach Richmond this
morning at $50 O'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-19
cruUrEEY sUPERINTENDENfs'
Ninth Annual Convention Held ~ wv"
phy's Hotel.

Tho ninth annual convention Oh Wy
Association of American Cemetery SUPP
intendents was held In Murphy no''l
yesterday morning. After prlei pia'
nv DIR. Cooper. the meeting was ca''e" ~
order and the roll-call answered.. J..
THE address of welcome was ,hsn We
uvared by Judge George J.. CHRISTIAN
rben followed some routine business
after which President o. c. Simohps u'-
i,vered his annual address.
The reports Of the secretary anu 10 -,
urar were next received, then paper oH
the "Cemeteries on the Western Plaihs
and their Ornamentations' was read oy
Mr. J. r. Craig. ..,,~,.,
Mr.. A. W. Blair read paper on Drdi l,
age" while Mr.. +. Won Holdt cohciuNeu
the mornings work by reading paper Oh
"Irrigation in Cemeteries"
AT 2 O'Clock the entire delegation were
driven over the city and enjoyed me
sights.
Al the night session, Mr.. g. II. Scott
read a paper on "Deriyatlve Dement'S oil
our Association" and Mr.. j. {. cine
read one on "Our Experience with ROAD
Drainage"
A number of informal questions were
discussed after which the meeting adj
journed to assemble again this morning
at 9 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-19
AMTNISTER BURIED.
Tender Tributes to His Memory by His
Brother Preachers.

NORFOLK, VA. Sept. N.-Special-
The obseauies of Rev. J. c. Martin at IL
A. NJ. to-day were largely attended.
nearly every minister Of Norfolk. Ports
mouth. and surrounding stations ana
circuits being present, besides Rev. 81.
c. Cheatham. of Suffolk. and Rev. Dr.
Vanderslice. of Richmond.
The last mentioned ministers were
sent by the board of stewards OF the
respective churches OF which Mr.. Martin
had been pastor.
The services were conducted by Rev.
j. H. Merritt. chaplain of the Seamen' 5
Bethel, who filled the pulpit of Queen
Street church during the illness of the
pastor
Er. w. V. Tudor. Dir. J. Powell Gar
land, presiding elder of the Norfolk dis
trict Rev. $. S. Lambeth. DIR. George h.
Ray. Rev. j. III. Amiss. presiding elder
OF the Portsmouth district Rev. joshua
Hunter Dr. A. Coke Smith, and Rev. j.
ID. Hank, assisted in the services.
The pall-bearers were Revs. Tudor.
Smith. Hunter Lambeth, Nanderslice,
Simpson. Ray. Amiss. and Bennett
The casket. while in church. rested In
n wilderness OF flowers and at Cedar
Grove Cemetery the floral tributes COM
pletely hid the grave from sight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-19

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, Sept ls.-Ihe
double front block. occupied by East
man. Schleicher & Lee. retail furniture
and china dealers was destroyed by hre
early this morning. together with the en-
tire stock. Loss. $1,000; Insurance SVo'-
900. The Indiana National Bank was de-
stroyed. together with all its contents
except the safe and It's valuables. Ihese
are believed to be intact. The loss OF
the contents is probably $1,000. with IN
slrance nearly one-half. The Condit
block, occupied by the Western Union,
on the upper floors were destroyed. ana
all the batteries and wires were ruined
The loss on this building is heavy III
dollars and immense in inconvenience 70
business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-19

nFroRr lrnGr wIcKnAM.

In the County Court yesterday. Judge
Wickham heard the petition Of II. l..
Lorraine and others. who ask for the
extension OF the roads known as Cham
berlayne avenue and BrOokland Park
Boulevard. on the North Side. The
Court appointed committee OF citizens
TO view the line Of the proposed extern
sion. and report on the same to-mor-
row. The petition is a preliminary move
looking TO the extension OF the tracks
OF the branch line Of the Richmond city
Railway along the route named. and in
the event that the public roads are Open
ed as desired. the street-car company
vii ask for the privleg OF running their
lien over the new route.
The case Of Mr.. W. II. Beveridge. who
was fined S25 by Judge Wickham for fall
ure 70 appear in court when he had
case set for trial. was continued.
CARTER CONVICTED.
Walter Carter. oolored hoy, was tried
for the murder of Walter Lee Jones. an
other colored boy. and found guilty Of
involuntary MAJ slaughter. he was given
a year n jail and fined $50 The muir
der occurred about two months ago. The
boys were employed In the capacity u
ble-boys ar Allports stables They
became involved M a quarrel. ana Carter
drew his pistol and shot Jones. Both
boys were under fourteen years OF age.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-19
TO SAVE HER MOTHER ANNOYANch'
No Parental Objection tn the M"rr'"ke w
Mr.. Branch to Miss Tinsiey.

Mr.. Branch to Miss htuS''''
The Washington Post OF yesterusy '@ oS
the following additional psru .,rarch ~
the wedding OF Mr.. Louis I. BRAZIL r,oo
Miss Florence Tinsley. both OF paI .V''
Heights. an account or which was ps s
ed Exclusively IN The Times OF yes''
day: ,,,.,mond was
r,arr,sd In This city Yesterday afternoon
AZ the Howard House. The groom w.
Ions n Branch. moulder py u a",'
and the bride Miss florehce hutldcr
Her father is a carpenter anu ,,,ed m
in Richmond. Ire COUP. a,n AZ the
washington on the lV:45 trai" az I'M
RaItimore and Potomac depot anu a,.-
mediatelv crossed the street 70 .ne .aS n
ard House. Mr.. Brancn .n," xhom
Concentration with clerk Mitcneu, ~ Tbat
he confided his plans ana 1919 with such
s,','os hatore and while Mr.. blanS,
was guided to the city HAN Who rs
xvas dispatched for Hiiii,Ses' marry
usually summoned by the c AZ mis- direc-
~, gI,ov Joseph Dawson. OF DS NJ ~
III, nsstor of the Metropolitan ~" IN"
o,,,roh was called in 10 pelloi" - a,os
a,,nnv This pleasing eVcn' -
celebrated privately, in the no ro,,nIe I'M
at 1915 o'clock. ne " steghht-seeins tour
nseu ,na S,,y which occupied the ""o''
afternoon. -. o,,o,inp that there
had h'' been no parental objection 10 hardly
marriage. and IT COULD mi 'rnev nad
be regarded as an eiop'",, nne and they
haan engaged for some UNIV - ccrc-
adonted this method or nhN"s ,ras inc
u,onv performed because II "rn.ouse
quickest and easiest way , ana a lot
II would save the oriae vr Rranch
90 Dl apparentiy about thirty years r OF AK;
about ten years his junior and eSC pspt Of
~ attractive. After speio,n nsssiy = married
to-ray y, II return home to Richmond '''S
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-19
CHARGED WITH MURDER
PITTMAN DIES FROM WOUNDS IN
FLICTED BY KEARNEr.
The Demo ratio Convention Meets In the
Court House To-Day-A Youthful MUIR
derer Given Year In Jail.

David Pttman. the negro who was
shot by Thomas j.. kearney about ~
O'Clock Tuesday night in Fulton. died
shortly before daybreak yesterday morn
ing
Kearney was arrested by Constable
Myer Angle, late Tuesday night, and
lodged In the county jail he is familiar
figure about the courthouse. being at
one time employed there rs assistant
tanitor. Kearney I'm his statement OF
the affair said he Was returning from
Bohn's precinct, and was walking down
Graham street when he was suddenly
assaulted by three negro men. He drew
his pistol and warned the men 10 keep
off but they would not and in the scuf-
ae. Kearney shot Pittman with fatal re-
suits. The ball took effect In his
stomach.
Justice James 7. Lewis. acting coroner.
viewed the body yesterday morning ana
summoned a jury for an Inquest "hich
Will be held AT 10 o'clock to-day.
Kearney lived with Lawyer ;. u. CHM.
IN Main street. opposite the county court
house.
He IL known 10 nearly everybody IN
Ucnrico. and bears the reputation OF
being a quiet. inoffensive man. lie Is
unmarried and about forty-nve years OF
age.
Messrs. w. II. Beverage and :. B.
CHM viii defend Kearney when his case
comes up for examination.
Pittman is known to have teen des-
perate character. lie is said TO have
killed a man.
me COUNTY CONVENTION.
The Democratic Convention 10 nomi-
nate a delegate 10 the Legislature VIII
be held ~ the County Courthouse al
noon to-day. Mr.. Maupin viii certainly
be nominated on the first ballot, IN iact
he has a complete walk-over OF the
sixteen precincts. fourteen have been
heard from, and these give Mr.. Maupin
a majority of twenty-three delegates.
Whitocks and Seven Pines Lave not
yet been heard from. but they cannot
affect the result. The contested dele
gates from Smithors may be seated In
favor OF Blnford for the sake OF har.
mony. The precincts so far heard from
are as follows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-19
PORTSMOUTH JUBIL1NT.
They Won the Champion Cup on Three
Straight Games.

NORFOLK. VA. Sept. ESPECIAL -
The smart little city across the Ellzaoetn
is a mass of red fire and enthusiasm to-
night.
The Portsmouth baseball team won the
Chapman n Jakeman cup this afternoon
by making IL three straight from Nor
folk. thus ending the trophy series.
There was quite a eood-sized crowd
I'm attendance. Norfolk rOoters being con
spicuous by their absence. Truth 10 tel,
the PLAYING of the Norfolk team has been
very listless throughout the series and
little interest was taken in their work by
local men. The feature Of the final game
was the batting of the entire Portsmouth
team. each member securing one or more
hits. Knox found the sphere four times.
The visitors led IN the error column.
Norfolk is contented with third place, and
Portsmouth's victory to-day winds up
the ball season OF 1895 in this region.
The score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-19
Revealing Death of "a Maniac

UTICA, n. Y. Sept. H.-chaTncey
Bowman. an inmate OF me State Hosp.-
tai. i'm this city. was out walking ab-lt
the premises OF the hospital with an at
nl.ted then walk and were returning 70
The building. wh.n they passed the door
of the engine house. Bowman started for
the door. and the attendant tiisi In VAN
TO stop him. The crazy man pulled me
Tie englne-room and then broke away
and plunged head foremost into the huge
f.y-wheel of the engine. which was max
ing nearly one hundred revolutions
minute. He was carried arounl in the
wheel a moment and then fell on the
aCcr lifeless. bowman was sent TO the
state Hospital from Rome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-19
Md Not Consider City Ordinances.

The two branches of the City Council
were called together to meet as Com
mittee of the Whole last evening at ':SV
o'clock in the Council chamber. for the
purpose of considering the revised city
ordinances. The only members VINO put
in an appearance were Messrs. Reeve
and vaughan. of the Board of Alder
men. and Messrs. Epps. Briggs. Ferri-
ter. Hobson, and Woody. of the Com
mon Council. Mr.. Alexander Coke. the
codifcr and reviser Of the ordinances,
was also on hand. Under the circum-
stances, however. ~ business could be
transacted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-19
Hale Orphan Asylum.

The board OF managers of the Rich
mond Male orphan Society met at the
Stata Rank of Virginia at o'clock yes
terday evening and transacted important
business. A.,
In the absence Of the president. Mr.
George W Anderson was called 10 the
chair. Secretary >. :. /. fattes0n reau
,he minutes of the last meeting. The re-
port of the superintendent. Mrs. j: X.
GIN. showed that there are now hity--
three orphans in the asylum. three or
whom were admitted since last month $
report. -. .ho
Many preparations were made Tor the
ar.proaching winter. The bid FOR coal was
awarded TO Messrs. Crump * West they
being the lowest bidders. After tiahs,
acting the usual routine work the board
then adjourn ed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-19
OBSERVING THE NEW YEAK.
Exercises Yesterday and To-Day In the
jewish SynagOgucs. -

The Jewish New-Year began Yesterday
al SHUTDOWN and religious exercises were
held in all the synagogues in the city.
Or. T.. y. Calisch conducted the services
at Beth Ahaba, and will preach again
this morning at 1880 o'clock. There were
also services at kencseth Israel syna-
gogue by Rabbi Koplowitz. This morning
he will preach in English on the sub
ject. "Wha. Shall We Ask OF God on
the Day OF Judgment Tomorrow
morning he will speak In German on
"Recollection, Conscientiousness, and
Resolution" Rabbi Wager ofiic.ateds al
Sir Moses Montefiore synagogue last even
ing. and will conduct services again To-
dan while Mr.. Joseph Cohn will have
charge of the exercises OF Beth Shalom
congregation. at Lee Camp Hap. Good
music will be rendered at all the syna-
gOgleS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-19
ISELJN'S LETTEE.
Copy of His Offer to Resail the Race In
Which Defender Was Fouled.

NEW YORK. September S-LOrd Dun
ravens r,prsst NATIVE II. Maitland ker-
sey, called uYcn ex-Commodors james -
Smith. chairman OF the Americas Cup
Committee. this morning. and sfter a long
consultation. left with him the letter III
which Mr.. 9. Oliver Iselin to Lord Dun
raven offered to re-sail the race in when
the Valkyrie fouled the Defender.
Commodore Smith. in giving out the
letter. said:
81 have obtained a copy Of the letter OF
Mr.. c. oliver Iselin, which dii not nave
Yesterday. and did not have until this
morning.
81 received il from II. Maitland Kersey
to-day. Here IL is:
on Board Defender,
September - lbs.
Dear Lord Dunraven, ALTHOUGH the Re
gatta Committee have given Defender
Yesterdays race. under the circumstances
I should much prefer calling the race OF
and re-sai IL tomorrow. trust TINS VIII
meet with your views. II so, kindly
answer at once.
Very truly yours,
c. OLIVER ISELIN.
In regard 10 the opinion expressed by
CAPTAIN Cranheld. that disinterssted per
sons should act as judges in international
races. Commodore Smith had THIS 10
say:
Il DO not know whether the interview
is correct, and I make 10 answer 70 H.
but | will say that in the question the
Regatta Committee had no interest but
to deal fairly and honorably with me
contestants, and my Acquaintance Win
them is long and intimate.
Il do not believe they could be induced
10 make any decision on any question
before them that was not founded on
facts. and that was not sportsmanllKe
honorable. and just
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-19
MR.. PLTMIEE'S REMOT1L.
IL Was Not on Account onCriticisms OF the
Administration.

WASHINGTON. Sept. ls.-Acting Comp
troller Tucker stated to-day that the
news item going the rounds OF the press
that l.. b. Pmmlee. receiver Of the First
National Bank OF Dayton. Tenn, mas
been removed because he differed with
the administration on the silver question
and was outspoken in his opinion is IN
correct
Mr.. Plumlee's resignation. Mr.. Tucker
SAYS. was requested for purely business
reasons" and In the interest OF the cred
itors Of the bank for which he was re-
ceiycr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-19
Visitors nj the Library Building.

Among the visitors at the State Library
building yesterday were J. NJ. Mathews.
clerk of Henry county; y. Il. Cogbill
sheriff of Lunenburg county.
Sheriff A. II. Baker. of Nansemond
county. also called. after he delivered at
the penitentiary Jesse Winston tcolored)
sentenced 10 fifteen years impr. sonment
for murder in the second degree.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-19
THE NOULIN CIR sERfET.
Richmond and rNnchburg Play the Fourth
Gam. To-day.

The rootcrs will have a chance 10 shout
this afternoon Richmond and Lynch
burg VIII cross bats for the fourth game
IN the NOwlan cup ceries. and the con-
test will be called at i.lj o'clock. The
Hustlers have done well 10 win one game
out OF the series in LynchOurg. and II
they get tO-days contest the local stock
will once more be worth It's par value.
n will Doe a battle royal. ana there IS
no doubt OF this fact for IL Is for money
and not blood.
No season tickets are good az these
games, and no dead-heads will be al
lowed Oh the grounds. The ladies Will
also have 10 pay the regular admission
fee.
The Nashville club wll appear here next
Tuesday, Wednesday. and Thursday. and
these games Will be for the championship
OF the South.
lake Wells was kept out OF the game
Yesterday by sickness. lie will play
to-day. 80 ....-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-19
Marriage in Suffolk.

SUFFOLK. VA, Sept. Especial
The first marriage ever solemnized in the
lovely new Christian church Of this place
came of at o'clock this evening. the
contracting parties being Mr. kQoert j.
Rartlett. a prominent merchant. and Mrs
Virginia Ida Channel both Of this city
Rev. II. II. Butler performed the cere-
mOny.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-19

Corporal John Il. Danforth. OF the
Cadet Battalion OF the Virginia Agri-
cultural and Mechanical College. has re-
turned 10 Blacksburg 10 continue his
studies. Mr.. Danforth. who is a step
son OF Governor O'Ferrall, attended the
course Of that institution last year, and
distinguished himself above all his class
mates by the various studies which he
look up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-19
Take Your Choice.

Things are queerly mixed in some parts
of this city They are mixed I'm the two
bic cks of Lafayette Place. At one end
OF IL IS the excellent statue of the Rev.
Father Drumgoole. the "Newsboys
The charming See House OF Bishop Pot
ter opposite to which are the offices Of
an inf,del paper. a Prohibitionist paper.
q Socialist paper. and two-papers Tor
tailors.-New York Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-19
THE GALLANT PELHAM.
4 Photograph Of That Brave Soldier Pre-
ssnted to the State Library.

ssnted to the State Library.
A valuable addition 20 the collection OF
photographs and portraits now In the
Virginia State Library, was made yes
terday. by w. Pelham Blackford. OF this
city.
Mr. Biackford. who Is a relative and
namesake OF Major John Pelham. G. 5.
A., generally called "the gallant Pelham"
presented Librarian Scott with a photo
graph Of the lamented soldier
The picture IL considered a good like
moss OF the dead officer. and was given
Mr. Blackford by one of Major Pelham's
nephews In Atlanta. being originally
taken in New York. while the then a West
Point cadet was coming South to offer
his sword and services TO the confcder-
ate States Of Amtrica.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-19
The Work Begun.

Mr.. Henry l.. Carter. who has received
the contract for the alterations TO be
made in the Capitol building. In order to
At up number Of committee-rooms Tor
the use OF the two branches OF he Legis-
lature. set force of men to work early
yesterday morning. The start was made
In the annex 10 the old State Library. on
the top floor OF the building. where a
new floor IL TO be laid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-19
Louisiana Naval Militia.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Sept. S.-The
Navy Department has been informed that
the Louisiana naval militia have begun
organization. and three companies are
under way. A. soon ~ the organization
II completed and uniformed. Il will De
recognized by the Department and &C.
corded the privileges given the naval
militia Of other stateA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-19

arrest was made as test case as to
whether such surgical operation was
n cruelty or not. Mr.. Taylor aui several
veterinary surgeons declaring that only
a change Of diet is Necessary to make the
lamners entirely d!sappear.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-19
HOW THE CLUBS STAND.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOB TO-DAY.
New York at Boston
Baltimore at Brooklyn.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Cleveland AT Pittsburg .
Louisville at Cincinnati.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-19

phone Company. Of Baltimore; w. ); AZ.
kinson, general manager OK the no"s
Telephone Company. OF Boston 'a"ss
Russell, of Baltimore. treasurer VI
Home Telephone Company. OF n"i''"'o''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-19

Summary: Earned runs--Lynchburg, /;
Richmond 3. Two-base hits-Mclntyre,
Berte. MCGOWAN. Houseman. Double
plays-Houseman and Foster Gillen and
Foster. Struck out-By Ames l; by
ellen, 3. Base on balls-By Ames, D: by
Gilen, 9 Umpire Belts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-19

Tho Richmond Traction Company has
commenced with the laying or crose-ies
force OF men will be kept busy IN order
70 complete the road ~ soon ~ possible.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-19

NJ. Emmet Taylor. the ag,nt for the
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty TO
Anirpsis. yesterday secured . warrant
against A. p. ouar1es. . hero veterinary
SUI eson. for burning lsmrtrs out Of the
netith Of Charles etsaus horse. This