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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-27
BUSINESS WANTS.


WANTED. EVERY BICYCLE-OWNER
10 know that he can have his WHEEL
INSURED AGAINST THEFT. for the
small amount OF 81 per annum, by the
ENDORSEMENT GUARANTEE COM
PANY, Chamber OF Commerce (Ninth-
street entrance). no 2i-lw
WANT YOU ALL TO COME AND
SEE HOW CHEAP you can buy a New
or Second Hand Cooking or Heating
Stove. from 50 TO $50. Gasoline, l5c. per
gallon. LEIDY'S STDNE-HOuSE, 1903
east FRANKLIN. street, near Old Market.
Phone 1865. oc lots
WANT YOU TO BUY HALLS STAND
ARD SAFES. Take all the premiums the
world over. Prices and quality guaran-
tced. Large assortment OF Secondhand
Safes In stock at very low figures. EN-
pert work promptly done.
r. l.. BARNES. Sole Dealer,
cs north Ninth street. Richmond. Va
Sc l5-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-27
nAN.nEsrER IANEs-

am now ready to receive iae ~ ~ a
for 1895. state. city, ana s,i. otl be-
bills unpaid December lst 'o.,. nll -
Sl.ced in the hands OF ths eeii, ,s i,w.
immediate collection. according
'-"'''''' j. ". BRONAb On, .'.r.r.
- - .of4.s Nos1 city Nir''--
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-27
FOR RENT.

A YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE WISH
TO RENT TO small family FOUR LARGE
ROOMS on second floor Desirable lOca-
ton: moderate rent. References required.
Address NJ. L. NJ, care OF Dispatch.
no 27-lt
TOBACCO FACTORY FOR RENT No.
IS NORTH TWENTY SECOND STREET.
Large, substantial, well-appointed. and IN
good order. Boiler and machinery X de-
sired. Possession at once. Apply 20
j. T.. ELAN * co,
no 2t-eOdjt ili3 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-27
XIrINTER OPENING
WILL DE CLOSED.

RICHMON FREDERICKSBURG
AND POTOMAC RAILWAY. The freight
department OF this company will be
crhanksgiving- Day. Perishable freight
will be delivered until 10 A. NJ.
no yet l.. II. STERN, Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-27
BARGAINS.
Groceries Way Down.

Santa Claus Headquarters for Christ
mas Goods Now IL the time 70 make
your Fruit Cakes, az we have never SOLD
such bargains in that line az We are now
selling. These goods are all new, ana OF
best quality. being purchased direct from
irnnorters nv our buyer.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-03
Oregon Central
Ahn
Eastern r. r. Co.
ht4uiaA HAl EVpTf

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Va ~, .sls bflssss ~ Y lllsa.sllf s'sf
ia" tltffF Al ftaiH Hfa M ~
Il. Ns',. M
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a q NHNhihlil. &C., Asssi aslsa,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-03
NOTES FOB BIMEFALLIsTs.

Carlisle will make no more speeches
this summer. He has refused - de-
bate the silver question with Bryan
and casts slurs on that gentleman.
Such is goldbugizm.-OntsriO News.
FREE coinage will double the purchas-
ing power Of the gold dollar says the
goldbug, which explains fully his
anguish for fear that will come to pass.
Portland sun.
Hope is not lost that Germany will
adopt bimetallism. Emperor William
appeared at KieI with golden crown
mounted with silver eagle o zden
Standard.
The bible IL against go!dbugs and
silver bugs. For the Lord said unto
Noes: "Ye shall not make with me
z DDS Of silver neither shall ye make
unto you gods Of gold"
A few weeks ago the director Of tie
mint estimated the gold product of
1894 at about $l7O,OOO,OOO, but Il e
complete returns increased it to $751;
SIC, 900, or about 263 tons, which is $50 =
90, 900 greater than that Of 1893, al d
1t IL believed that this years outLu
will reach 800 $50, 900.
The St. Paul Pioneer Press, goldlte,
s,ys, "there is nothing intriinslcally
improbable In the story which came
from Washington to the effect that q
)mbine Of silver mine owners ar d
their money allies In Philadelphia ard
New York are carrying nearly $50 ,OOO, :
90 In silver bullion" out Of which
they expect to make from $4,000, 900
g. ga, 600, 600 by free coinage.
senor Romero, the Mexican minister
at Washington, states ia the North
American Review for June, that the
purchasing power Of the silver dollar
10 Mexico has not declined; Il is NJ
great now ~ II ever was; prices, wages,
rents, etc, are more stable than ever;
factories are 10 foil operation and on the
increase; plenty Of money has kept
wages good, aud occupation enough for
ell, thus there are no strikes aud the
people are content
The failure Of the National Hspabli'
can club convention al Cleveland, 20
pas. resolutions shows that the silver
element in the party is strong enough
10 BE- feared by their opponents. Prior
conventions ~ the same sort ala not
deem II Improper to pass resolutions
aud the last QUE would undoubtedly
have done ~ bad . strong silver shos-
log not been imminspt- Dee hoiees,
la, News
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-03

monomstslism is 70 destroy the legal
character d eol0ed money, and dstsc5
the ''unit" from an sc'Ual dollar. max
iDg the standard an shs'Iaet wight.
IL wa Aiso clear t. his intelligent mind
that s5eh = policy would be, not osly
great embarrassment to private trans
actions, tot . greater impediment TO
commerce.
Mr. AeCulIoeb Wss keeBly alive to
the misery aud prostraiion attending
transition from the western standard
Of reckoning values to the money bssis
Of the monar-by. He did not wish to
sss his country placed permane: t'y
under the giIded emblem Of ShyIock.
and did not belieye it would be. The
forces working 10 favor Of bimetaIlic
money, he said, "gill eventually be
irresistible"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-03
Feeling

A. though you had literally ben made
over y. Il viii purity your blood ano
CON pletely cure that. tired feelng, ano
thus avert the danger Of serious Illness.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-03

Tir-A FseIiug is q s1-s izhiostior thst
youE hsood i ir-pzre sna unhels . up
rlz susicisHt strength Hence yon feel
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-03
SodaWiIIe, Linn Co., Or.

The most accessible mineral
springs in the state at all sea-
sons Of the year, and the best
water. This water is a cure
for all diseases of the stomach,
liver and kidneys, and costs
you nothing. First-class hotel
accommodations, +. G.. Briggs,
proprietor; mineral baths and
tonsorial parlors, Geo. Bosquet,
manager; general merchandise,
r. w. Fisher, proprietor;
physical end surgeon, A. g.
Phil. Remember this is the
place for pure air, fine scenery,
fishing and hunting, and TO
regulate your health by drink
ing and bathing in the best
sodawater on the Pacific coast.
Daily hack line meets all
trains at Lebanon, Or only 4
miles, a nice drive. BOttling
Of sodawater for shipment.
Livery and feed stable, A. p
flory A Sons, proprietOrs.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-03
Mexican
Mustang
Lininncnt

Burns,
caIed & Infiamed Udders.
plies,
Rheumatic Pains,
Bruises and Strains,
Running Sores,
Infiammatlons,
Stlfg Joints,
Harness q Saddle Sores,
Sclatlca,
I.umbago,
Scaids,
ullsters,
Inssct Bites,
AZ Cattle Ailments,
~ liorns Aiiments,
AZ Sheep Ailments,
s-~.~-~s-~~s
l'enetrates Muscle,
htembrane and Tissue
0ulekIy 60 ths Very
Scat 0f Palm and
Gusts n IN a Jlffy.
pmb IN Vigorously.
hiasssas ilaiaisai ssasss1
ltain,
hlalss flss - rsssi ~sn
eaaia
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-27
NEWS Of THE STATE At LARGE
Richmond as the Centre of Virginia
Gossip and Events.
SECOND COMPTROLLERSHlP.
MIR. Wise Returned From His WASH
ington Visit. Much Talk About
the Smith Jury. Hints Of
Bribery. State Convention
of the 7. p. a.
Special Dispatch To Tho yirginian.

RICHMOND, Va, April 26. 6.-Ex. Con-
gressmnn Wise returned this NOR rning
from Washington, where no spent yes.
terday. He called ou the President
aud had very pleasant chat, but says
the matter of the Second COMPTROLLER
OF the Currency, for which position he
IS candidate, was not mentioned. MIR.
Wise paid his respects to Secretary
Herbert, Postmaster. General Wilson
aud Commissioners Of the Revenue Mil.
Ter. He succeeded in having Capt.
Peters reiustaied as an Inspector of
Customs for this city. 1t is pretty woll
understood thnt Mr.. Wise has little
hope Of getting the appointment he ID
after.
There is considerable talk in Henrlco
aud Ia the city, too, about the failuro
of the jury In tho gold brick case to
bring in IL verdict. Ten members of
tho jury are bitter In their expressions
toward two OF their associates.
learned to-day upon the best authority
that one Juror asked tho foreman to lay
before Judge Wickham certain suspi-
cious circumstances involving IL county
officer aud two jurors, but Foreman
Christian refused to do 30. Parker will
have new trial next month during the
early part of the term of the court.
The State Convention of tho Travel
lcrs' Protective Association will be held
mere next week, beginning on May Ind .
Extensive preparations are being made
by Post \. of Richmond. There will
be delegates from Norfolk, Ports
mouth, Petersburg, Lynchburg, Roam
Oke aud Danville. about fifty in all.
Officers are TO he chosen and delegates
to the National Association chosen. On
the night of the 2ud an elegant ban
quet will be rendered the visitors at
the Hotel Imperial. Mr.. Crump, one
| OF tue officers of Post a, has lu,t re-
turned from Dnnvile where he in.
ltlated post with forty five charter
members.
Gov. O'Ferrall will be the oretor at
the commencement OF the Mechanics
Institute here on the 18th of May.
The Governor to-day pardoned Aaron
Dodsou, of Amelia county.
1t is not likely that Richmond will
be represented III the Had Money"
Convention in Memphis next month.
Notwithstanding what Alr. j. Has.
kins Hobson says, it is generally be-
lleved here that the proposed organiaa.
ton III favor of fair election move
ment will never materlall2e. Tint is,
the scheme will not work with the open
approval OF all those who, 1t wns pre-
sumed, would become active partici-
pants. Some very prominent Republi
cans do not take kindly to the
part they are expected to per.
form, or IN other words. no not care
to play second fiddle to the Populists.
1t Is pretty we'll understood that the
idea of holding big state convention
has been abandoned. Some sort of
organization Will be effected under tke
leadership Of MIR. Hobson, and al al
dress to the public will be issued, but
1t IS quite apparent that the movement
!s not gathering force.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-27
LIQUOR seized IN TRANSIT.
South Carolina .ConstabIes Take
Possession of a Barrel of Beer. &
JUDGE GOFF .DISREGARDED.
Gov. Evans Carries Out His lnten.
ton to Disregard the Injunction
Restraining officers from ln-
terfering with Liquor Ship q
ped Into the State.
a Bv Southern Assoclatod Press.

Columbia. s. c., April 2G.-Follow-
ing out his declaration of the intention
to Disregard Judge GofT's Temporary
injunction restraining all State, county
and municipal oilicers from interfering
with liquor shipped into this State,
while III transit and in the hands Of
consignees until May 2, Gov. Evans
liquor constebes this afternoon seized
barrel of bottled beer shipped by ex-
press from Augusta, Ga, to ID. Goble,
this city.
They broke it open and conveyed it's
conhscnted contents to the State Dis.
ponsnry. State Liquor Commissioners
Mi1son yesterday issued circular to
constables commanding them to be-
particularly vIgilant in detecting and
seiHing liquors. The further action of
United States Judges is awaited with
the Eeenest interest.
CHAnLEsToN, S. c.. April 2G.-In the
United States Court to day Bryan &
Bryan. attorneys for John Donald,
against Nj. L. Holley, ct al, filed a bill
for INJUNCTION aud rolef. The defend.
ants. State Coustubles are required to
make return on Charleston, May lat
to say why the relief prayed for shall
not be granted and they bc restrained
from mukipg liquor seizures under the
DIsponsary law.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-27
REPORT OF TRADE.
The Signs OF Improvement Percepti-
bic and Growing.
By Southern Associntoi Press.


New YORK, April 90. --R. q. Dun 4,
20. Is weekly review of trade to morrow
VIII say: Neither the rising iu specu
lative markets nor tho steudy paiu in
| industries has ceased. and it is whole.
| some that there are iower signs of hest
fation in the productive industries than
| in speculative prices.
Wage strikoB grow moro numerous
ana cause somo trouble, and retail
demand lags behing wholesale snles mud
lobblng purchaoos behind production
III some branches, but through MANY
conflicting reports tho fact shines out
tnat the Industries are gaining, not
with rush and whirl, but moro
safely.
1t is lese clear that railroads are in
creasinR their earnings, or that over
production OF cotton will be cured by
the advance of 3-S ceuts in price. or
that coruering short solers of wheat
Will help to market the largo surplus
But revival Of activity i'll all these di
reotions ii possibly excessive iii some,
helps confidence to take the throne so
long held by distrust.
Recovery IL not often mathemn.i.
caily equitable. When the load of de-
presslou if lifted and men find that bet
'S' 'uiHbh uhfe come 10 stay. there
must be many contradictory changes.
Quite number of works have advanced
wages during the week. but strikes to
compel au advance. possible for but not
for others, have grown much moro
numerous.
Some shops are closing for want of
orders, hut larger number arc re.
Stunning work. Prices of shoes and
cotton goods nre rising; wool and
woolens are lower. II wonld be n dis
tinctly unnatural movement, inviting
only distrust, if it. were sympnthetlc
and an equal step i'll all branches.
Cotton mills are getting more money
Tor goods aud have quite generally nd :.
vanced wages. Consumption of north
ern spinners, at the maximum would
be in eight months $50, GOO bnlcs, but
they have actually taken l, $50, 600, and
have profit on 600, 900 bales, and con
troll OF over 400, 900. Tho consumption
is !arge, aud advances seem to bo war
ranted.
Failures for eighteen days in April
showed liabilities Of So, ,975, 500, of which
81, 632, 40 were OF manufacturing and
81. 2SS, 722 OF trading concerns. Tho
ihilutes for tho week have been $50 in
the United States, against Ia last year,
and ~ IN Canada. against 26l last year
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-27
Kentucky I.Ymcl,iug.
BY Southern Associate ! Press.

ST. Louis, April 2G.-A special to the
Chronicle from Springfield, KY. says
that George Ray, disrepntable negro,
was lynched near Jensenton last night
by white caps. The hanging took place
abont seven miles from Springfield
Some time ago Ray was taken from his
home aud given II thrashing for his
conduct and also given orders TO leave
the country. He persisted in his law
lessness.
Letter he made threats against mum.
oer OF prominent men, whom he
charged with having hand III the
whipping. The officers had been uu
able to get hold Of him until Yesterday
when he was arrested and brought to
town and placed under guard. The
mob which lynched Ray was com posed
of unknown uen.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-27
MARINES AGAIN SUCCUAB
The Great Game Norfolk Lost to
Richmond.
ALMOST SPELLED "DEFEAT.n
a Better Exhibition than the Previous
One. Lawson Called On, But
Failed to MateriaIize For Hit.
McDonald's Pitching and
the Pop Flies Therefrom.
Special Dispatch to The virginiau.

RICHMOND. Va, April 2G.-Norfolk
dropped another gume to Richm oud
this AFTERNOON, but tho score was close.
10th sides played much better than
yesterday, and the finish was very ex-
citing. Lawson. Norfolk's heavy hit
ting pitcher, was run into the game at
critical stage of the niuth inning aud
ha0 lie been able to hit the bull, the
victory achieved by Richmond would
have been characterixed by the s,x
letters defeat" He couldn't fluid tito
sphere though, aud thereby hangs a
tale.
Dinsmore was given his Grst trial IN
the box for the BluebirIs aud pitched
very good game. His twirliug proved
very delusive to the Marines, and they
could not do much with him.
McDouald, nu infantile twirler. was
In the box for Norfolk, aud on the
whole showed of very we'll, indeed, He
doesn't possess great amount of
speed, but has the faculty OF causing
pa'smen to pop up flies, aud therein
lies his merits.
On the whole the Richmond lads
played exceptionally good ball, but tue
team work of the Norfolkuns was bet
ter. They fought very good uphill
HBn'' huu although defeated, deserve
great credit for tho manner in which
they worked together, Hager, their
centre fielder, showed marked ability
III handling flies. He received eleven
SKY scrapers, and took them ul with.
opt an error, and very materially aided
IN holding kichmond's score down 10
four runs.
lie divided honors with Turkey
Groves, Richmond's pet fielder, who
distinguished himself sufficiently IN the
iirst inning even had he done nothing
else during the fight. Groves captured
lily from O'Hagan's bat utter an un.
usually long run IN among the carriages
aud so quickly did he throw it in that
Corcorar, who was on first, was unable
TO reach second. The feature of the
game was Wells home run hit, which
was the longest drive made on any
grounds this season. Score
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-27
SIivcr CnI,innirn.
BY Southern Associated Pross.


WAsnTNGroS, April 26.-Ex Repre-.
sentative Slbley will leave his home in
pennsylvania to.morrow for California
10 open his campaign as the nominee of
the new silver party % :!4a Presidency.
Extensive preparations have been mads
ior BIS reception, aud he will address
meetings at number OF places along
the Pacific coast. Senator Stewart is
arranging his business affairs so Tint
he can JOIN Mr.. Sibley without de,ay.
SPENCE IELD. Ills., April 2G.-Secre.
tary Hlnrichsen. III speaking of the
action OF the Honest Money League of
Illinois IN refusing to participate In the
State convention, said: "rhe gold bug
crowd arc simply afraid TO 90 into the
night for they know it would exhibit
their weakness. The whole outfit could
not carry ward III Chicago or a county
In the State. Their manifesto Is posi-.
tive help to the silver movement. for it
VIII convince the people that the alleged
honest Money people are pure gold
bugs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-27
Oscar Wilde OH sriat.
BY Southern Assooiatei Press.

LoNDoN, April 2G.-The trial OF Os.
car Wilde and Alfred Taylor for uu-
natural crimes began in Central Cour t,
Old Bailey, to-day. Charles Parker
and other witnesses who testified at tho
preliminary hearings. were called to
the stand aud repeated the stories they
had previously told. Wilde look cd
careworn and anxious. and was much
thinner than usual. The fact that he
had his hair cut short added to his
altered appearance. Taylor maintained
his air of unconcerD. Both PRISONERS
pleaded not guilty. The opening
speech of the counsel for the prosecu.
tion was q repetition of his previous
arguments.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-27
Bv Southern Associated Press.

CINcINNAri, April 26.-A special to
the Post from Montgomery, Ala, says
A sequel to the Aiinter-Dudley tragedy
of week ago occurred this morning in
Selma. Ed. Dudley, relative of tue
Dudley tragedy, and Robert Browning,
related to Minter, met in the saloon of
Henry Cassen at noon TO day aud after
n lew words, became involved in a
shooting nlray. Twenty shots were
exchanged aud Browning was killed,
while Dudley, who received several
wounds, Is 30 seriously hurt that his
lie Is despaired of. Two men, who. 1t
IS believed, encouraged the difficulty.
have been arrested aud are now in jall.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-27

Dy Southern Associatel Pros

BALrIMoRE, April 26.-Two white
men and eight coIored men are report
ed to have been drowned during a
storm on the Rappabannock river last
Monday. The drowning is said to hnve
occurred near BurLam's wharf. Mid
dleseX county, Va. When the storm
broke number of canoes sought safe.
ty by making fast 10 vessel. The
vessel began TO drag her anchor. and
her captain cut thesssmaller boats loose.
which caused them to drift oil with
their occupants. 1t was. the occupants
of these boats who are said to have
been drowned.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-27
cincinnati N"rnIncrcint Hnnk.
BY southern Associated Press.

CiNcINNArI. April 2G.-Tho stock
holders of the Commercial Bank ex
peot an assessment of double their
liability. The depositors, according 10
one source, WILL be paid in full.
Another informant says 50 per cent. is
the best figure they can attain. The
appralsement will be filed. a we'll
known attorney thinks paper appraised
at %, 30. 90 md 20 per cent. will turn
out much better than was expected.
lhe total liabilities are $500, 900. SUITS
to recover deposits made on the day OF
the failure are to he filed,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-27
attempted rrain wre,ni,r.
By Southern Associated pre,s.

PASADENA, CAL, April 60, AT at-
tempt was made to wreck the Santa Ee
east-Gonnd passenger train last night.
a boulder and "A plank were placed
across the trnck. The obstruction was
discovered by young lady named
Wilson who dashed iGto her house.
seized lamp from the table and sue.
ceeded IN signaling the train Just in
time to avert catastrophe.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-27
Petersburg Wins.
By Southern Associated Pross.

PETERSBURG. Va, April %. The
most exciting aud interesting game of
bali played here this season was that
between tue Petersbnrgs and Lynch.
burgs this afternoon. 1t was witnessed
by fully 400 people, and was close from
start to finish. After each team had
played eight innings the score stood I
to i. The visitors only made one run
IN the ninth inning, while the local
team scored three. Score:
Petersburg ....2OO1lOO O3-T :
Lyn hburg II O02O O00ll5 .
Batteries; Dunkle and McClung;
OrtA and Schabel.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-27
Burned to Death.
BY Southern Asso eiatel press.

FRASHFoRr. Ky, April 2G.-Tbe
block OF store rooms aud tenement
houses, known as the Eucel block. was
destroyed by fire last night James
Ieager, an old man. and his two chill
dren, aged D aud 8. were burned to
death, and half Il dozen families barely
escaped from the ill.fated buildings.
There Is little doubt that the fire was
OF incendiary origin, rs nll pnrts of the
bnilulng took fire 1t once. The build
in2s are thought tn be we'll insured.
and the loss on tue property will not
be over $1,000.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-27
The Power OF q hought.

SAN Diego, Cal. April 26. james
Smith, n ranch hand near Delmur.
crazed by reading accounts of the
Emanuel Church murders, in San
Francisco, made criminal and mur
derous assault on Mrs. Hugh Frazer.
wife of his employer, yesterday. She
escaped and gave al alarm. Constable
BIadworth attempted to arrest Smith,
bnt the latter made au attack on him
with hinge dirk aud the officer shot
and killed Smith in self defense.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-27
Soi nn SSriri Mt.
}y Southern Associated Press.

WAsnINGToS. Apri! %. Capt. Geo.
ID. Wise. eX Cougressman from Viz
Sinia, called upon the President to day
aud informed him that lie was not an
applicant for tue position OF Assistant
Comptroller OF the Treasury. to sue
ceed tile lato Assistant Comptroller
Mansurc. Some Richmond friends OF
his had presented his uame as al apuli-
cant for the place
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-27

SUMMARY: Earned Runs Richmond,
;; Norfolk, /. II ONE Run-Wells.
Three Base Hits-Morgan and Corco.
rau. Two Base Hits Graves, Wells.
McGowan, Corcoran, Geier. First Base
on Errors Richmond, ,; Norfolk, 1.
Bases ON BaIls-Of Dinsmore, / oil
Mcdonald, /. Left on Bases Rich
mond, 5; Norfolk, .. Struck Out BY
Dlnsmore, .; by Mcdonald, >. Dou-
bic Plays kain, McGowan and
Foster. Stolen -Hager, /;
Hanptman, /; Hoffman, /. Time of
Game-One hour and thirty nine MIN
utts. Umplre-Mr. Sneeden.