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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20

-,.,.( hare for some time. Tne
marriage took place In Wasnlhs.Ss" ,n,s
~anse NOT legal under the laws OF 80
State. though recognized as pinu~H7 Mrs
n performed elsewhere MT ,et,,rn
Bauer will. after wedding "'P'
~ Mr. Charles d. Upchurch, whose aeS ~.
was chronicled yesterday as naEans ~
Cured In California, died near IVES.
fordton y. c.. he having LETT ,ns nj,
and returned no his native state
be buried here on THURSDAY ~ o,,,
As roted Yesterday. all salaries on ~, ~,
ployes. except the principal, AZ tne d. ~
Institute here were recently Gu
John Grimes has for years pcen ssr, ner
ard there but he Will retire Ssp'envs'
a., a. and ,ha hoard will have TO MI va
only sixteen copies OF the. Acts OF inc
Legislature have been turned DtSi " 49,
Secretary OF State. This Is held 10 con ss,,-
tute n delivery IL was made just io"t
davs after the allotted time. but as there
was delay in finishing the indexes ,or .n1
Public Printer. 1t Is said no penalty VIII
be enforced. pocu,,
Fifty convicts will be sent TO ROCKY
Mount mills to-day, 10 build a water
way. " ~ 81.
The State Treasurer says that an OF
the nlnety-six counties. save thlr'eeh'
have paid State taxes in full.
The Teachers Assembly is In fun swins
at MOfentdl. IO-udN ; pt'-t "ih"'N -.
two excellent addresses by Captain -
3. benson, of Raleigh, and Captain W n,
Henry Of Henderson; Miss Redrord q.
Raleigh. gave interesting Illustrations OF
her methods of primary mark Io-morroW
DR.. w A. Mowry. president OF Martina ,
Vineyards Summer school, delivers an au-
dress on THE supreme Moment IN the
History OF North America. and some OF
Its Results" Miss Virginia Cmoertson,
OF Ohio. will at night give poetical ana
humorous recitatiOns.
Raleigh Is much interested In proposed
air line 10 Norfolk 10 be operated ~
the Southern. The question or such a
road seems TO be pretty well assured
but whether Il will go 10 Spring Hope
and thence to Primers point. or VIA sell
ma, is being figured on at present
During the last session Of the Leglsla-
ture quite a number OF insurance DIS
were introduced which were calculated TO
injure Insurance business IN the state.
Mr.. W. :. Primrose. who Is about the
best informed insurance man In the state,
went before the Insurance Committee
several times and made arguments
against the passage of these injurious
bills and his arguments prevailed. IN
recognition of this the local board OF IN
surance underwriters has presented Mr..
Primrose with an elegant silver service.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20
CHEKOk m BKiDE.
An Intsresting Msrrisee-The Teachers
Assembly Mt Morehrad.

RALEIGH. n. c., June l9.-Special.-
Quite a number OF witnesses. cited 10
appear before the Arlington Committee.
have arrived. All are from Nash county.
Among the number are l.. NJ. Conyers'
T. V. Avent. A. ii. Sarsoy, ,. r. Eufe'
j. J. Cockerell, and NJ. IL Arlington.
A couple left here on Sunday for WASH
ineton city that had a deal OF romance
accompanying them. This couple was
Mr. A. G.. Bauer. very prominent ar.
chitect In this State, and Miss Racnel
Blythe. They went 10 Washington 10 De
married. Asrs. Blythe Is a Cherokee In
dian, and her Indian name IL "Cnaka"
She was educated at the Oxford Orphan
Asylum. and Is an accomplished stenos-
rapher and typewriter, and has held pay
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20

When planning your Fourth Of July
outing do not forget the eN-
cursiOn 10 be operated hy the
Southern railway from Richmond 10 West
Point and return. More attractions than
ever before Music by an excellent band,
dancing. boating. and bathing rotting
and running races. bicycle races. base
ball game. and other athletic sports.
The train will leave Richmond tNir-
glnla-street station. at $50 4. NJ. stop
ping at Twenty-eighth street Returning
will leave West Point at 9 j. NJ. Fare
for the round trip. IS cents.
JOHN NJ. BEALL.
Travelling PASSENGER Agent.
go east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20
Supreme Court Confirms Warden Cnase's
Removal

TOPEKA, KAN. June 1.-THE Supreme
Court this morning Offered its decision in
the State penitentiary warden case, con,
firming the removal OF 5. W. Chase and
giving possession of the prison 10 j. -.
Lunch. the recent aycointee OF Governor
NORTH The decision, which was agreed
rpon the constitutionality by which
Chase was removed. but aflirms the ac-
ton OF the Governor In ordering an IN
yestigation Of Chasc's official conduct oy
a legislative committee. and declaring the
findings Of the committee SUFFICIENT cause
for removal.
Chase Will turn the prisoners over to
HIS successor vithouS further contro-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20
Rlankenshin-Wnlls.

RCCKOHOCK. VA. JOne ESPECIAL -
A beautiful marriage took place this ar
tern, on at Liberty church. the contracting
rarties being Miss Laura Lee. daughter
Of Mr.. l.. r. Walls one OF our popular
c'tizeps, and Mr. Charles Elarke nship. OF
Powhatan county. Promptly at $50 o'clock
the bride and groom entered the church,
accompanied by their attendants. The
bride was attlred In a hau1sf ne travel
ling dress Of ashes Of roses. trimmed with
velvet and silk. and carried in her hand
a bCrch OF roses. Will the groom wore
lady has Z host of friends anc admirers.
and the groom Is a popular gentleman
well known in this section. very large
crowd was assembled TO witness the mar
rage ceremony. which was performed by
Rev. MIR. Howell in a most Impressive
manner. At the conclusion OF the services
Mr. and Mrs. Bl3nkenship were driven TO
Lancxa station. acco n9anied by a host
of friends 70 wish them a pleasant jour
/ ey on an extended northern trip.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20
HUSYLERS WIN The THIRD.
They Defeat the Portsmoulhs by Coo1
AIl.Round Playing.
The VISITORS WIN ON THEIR MERITS.
In TO the Fourth Iuuing, IL Looked Like
the Victory Would With the
Home TeaIn-scors
TO ].

NORFOLK, VA. June p.-Special.--
Two thousand ball enthusiasts saw Ricn-
nond win the third Of the series OF games
from the Portsmouths this afternoon, by
superior all-around playing. Up TO the
fourth inning, il appeared That forts-
mouth would have II all her own way
The score showed five TO nothing III
Portsmouth's favor, ana the rooters were
wild with JOY. Richmond. however
caught Oh to Foster In the NTH inning
and batted in three runs, from whlch
time the visitors played with good judg-
ment and snap, and won the game on
their merits.
There were some sharp double pays on
the part OF Richmond. which were the
features.
The detailed score is as follows:
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Note..

The local fans will have an opportunity
of seeing the Hustlers play bali this
afternoon. The game will be called at 5
o'clock. and Norfolk will be the oppo-
nents OF the locals. The visitors are
much stronger than when they last play
ed here. This is shown by their recent
good work In capturing two games from
Roanoke. Gilman Joins the team here.
and the rooters will be glad 10 see thu
King again. Pop Tate Is also with the
team.
IynchburS has new suits OF rcd and
black.
B,hdy wanted three straiAhts. br, Wells
co.id not see IL that way.
II Is said that Secretary Woodall will
reappoint ex-Manaser HogSins. Of the
Norfolk team. as an umpire. He could
not get better man. for Hossins knows
the game.
Packard was an easy mark ~--A--A--4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20

Discussion In Richmond Colleges Board
81 Irusta,s

The Board Of Trustees OF Richmond Col
lege reassembled at the college yesterday
morning at IL o'clock, President }. l.. NJ.
Curry In the chair. There were twenty
eight members OF the board present. ana
large amount OF business was transact
ed.
The first work of the session was the
consideration of Professor Is. Puryear's
resignation as chairman OF the faculty ana
professor of chemistry. The resignation
was accepted, TO take effect Saturday at
noon.
one OF the most interesting reports sub
mitted was that OF the Committee on
Library, OF which Rev. DIR. Cooper is
chairman. showing the growth of the IL
brary and its value 10 the college. Dur
ing the year SSl books have been received.
OF which POO We're gift from Rev. DIR.
j. W. NJ. Williams Of Baltimore. for
mcr student OF the college. The library
now contains more than l2.0oO volumes In
all.
The numerous applications for schools
OF Greek and Chemistry were turned
over to committee appointed 10 canvass
the applications. with instructions TO re-
commend for each chair three candidates.
one Of which the board will probably elect
at their meeting to-day.
PROF. BoArwnioHr's INAUGURATION.
Mr.. T. c. williams. Jr. offered a reso-
luton fixing next Saturday afternoon at
o'clock as the time. and the Library Hall
as the place for Preident-elect Boatwright
10 be indicted into Office.
Hon. n. r. Pollard chairman OF the
Committee on Programme for this occa-
sion, offered the following recommended
fions which were adopted by the board:
That the members OF the Board and the
Faculty and the specially invited guests
he present, and that there be an address
az welcome 70 the public BY lion. J. Tax-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20
Double Murder in Alabama

GAINESVILLE, ALA, June l9.-Post-
master u. II. Woodson shot and killed
Thomas Wright and his daughter me
groes) yesterday afternoon. Wright's
daughter had insulted Woodson's daugh-
tiers. and when the latter, in company
with ID. ii. Hunter, went TO Wr.shts
place 10 chastise the girl. her father
picked up hoe and struck Hunter over
the head several times. Woodson then
drew a revolver and shot Wright who
died instantly, and then shot the Girl,
who died last night. He has not been
arrested
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20
THE FdRMERS DONE UI'.
Tho Pe:ersburxs Defeated Yesterday by n
Score of Seyrn TO Two

LYNCHBURG. VA. June l9.-Special.-
The boys in their new black and red
uniforms, who represent this locality OF
lights and shadows. did up the Farmers
to-day TO the tune OF TO .. Ine
visitors did not seem to he in II at any
stage of the game. and Packard proved an
easy mark for the home team.
with the exception of one very ragged
error Ivy Brennan, the back-stop Tor
Petersburg. the game was dead smooth.
The score:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20
Powell DamfrOn.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. June IL
Special Matrimony seems 10 be the order
OF the day just now in this section. Mr..
W. 4. Powell prosperous young mer-
chant Of ROckfish was married yester-
day TO Miss Il. NJ. Cameron In the village
Of Ffcylle the Rev. W. r.. Gwatkin. oiil-
ciating. The newly-married couple left
last night for a bridal tour through the
northern States
A beautiful marriage took place al
orange to-day at high noon. The contract
ing parties were Mr. George Gi.mer. Of
Lynchburg and Miss Reta French Pat
ton. OF Orange county. A number OF Char
lOttesville people witnessed the marriage
ct rcmOuy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20
PRESIDENT SCOTf RESIGNS.
He Sewers His Coune. ton With the Peters
burg Bass-Hall Club.

PETERSBURG. VA. June i9.-Special.-
Mr.. Il. r. Scott the president OF the
Petersburg Baseball club, tonight sent
I'm his resignation to the board OF III
rectors. \ meeting OF the directors VIII
be held tomorrow night to elect his sue
cessor.
IL is probable that Mr.. Charles Cohen
will be chosen TO NIL. the vacancy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20

The Roauokss DO Better Work Now-Score
Eight 10 Six

ROANOKE, VA, June 1s.-Special.-
Roanoke put up much better game OF
ball to-day than they have been doing
lately, and as a result Norfolk was de-
feated. The home team was Outbatted,
but the visitors would only bunch their
hits I'm one inning. Good fielding also
helped TO keep the score down.
Roanoke did not hit Wynne hard. but
they were successful in punching hits.
The features OF the game were all
around playing of Roanoke. and the fine
work Of O'Hagan and Mccain for the
visitors.
Score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20

Summary: Earned runs-POrtsmouth.
I: Richmond, /. Three-base hits-Thurs-
ton and Knox. Two-base hits-Cnilds.
Bases on balls-on Foster, 2, Off Tame
hill. l. Struck out-by Foster 3. by
Glare, l: by Tannehill. g. Left on bases
Portsmouth. 4; Richmond. g. Stolen
bases-Childs, Kahn C2). and McGowan.
Double plays-Ta,nehil and Wells: Nc
Gowan. Houseman, and wells. Time OF
game-two hours. Umpire-McLaughlin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20

GAMES PLAYED YEsTkRD
At Portsmouth:
Richmond. Z; Portsmouth, s.
At Roanoke:
Norfolk, s: Roanoke, S.
At Lynchburg:
Petersburg, ,: Lynchburg. I.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
At Richmond:
Norfolk VS.. Richmond.
At Portsmouth.
Roanoke W. Portsmouth.
At Petersburg.
Lynchburg vs. Petersburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20
HoW I'M cLrns STAND.

STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Games won and lost by each club 10
each other club:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20

Roanoke punched their hits on the
Crabs. II Is the way TO win games.
Several people who saw the game IN
r. rtsmouth Tuesday say that the hus-
tiers defeat was due TO Flynns Witness
and the heavy hitting OF Portsmouth.
welcome to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20

NOrfOIk, 7. FlrSt Ddsc on DdIIs.VT No
Cam. 2: off Wynne. 7. StrIck out-By
Mccain. /; by Wynne. 1. Two-base hits
Little, Cavanaugh, .; Clark, Wynne.
Three-hase hts-Bradley. Home runs
O'Hagan. Double plays-Sherer 10 Niox.
Behan TO Mccain. Passed balls-Cote.
Stolen bases-Little. Brown, O'lfagan
Hit by pitched ball-NiOx. Behan. Time
of game-One hour and fifty minutes.
Umpire, Mitchell.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20
Cnllins-Liar.iaMAy.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. June 10
Special-At the Methodist parsonage OF
this city last evening Mr.. G.. l.. Collins
OF Sc0ttsville. and Miss Myrtle a. Hard
away. Of this city were united in the holy
bonds Of matrmOny by Rev. A. &.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20
PETERSBURG.

2; Petersburg. /. Two-base hits-Mcken-
ma. Ferguson. Leahy. Breen. Three-base
hits-Sullivan. Home runs-BerrynilI
Struck out--by Mckenna. g. by Packard
Rase IN balls-by Mckenna, g; by
Packard. 2.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20
HOW THE cLuIs STAND.
GAMHs SCHEDULED FOR Io-DA'

GAMRs scHf DULED FOR To-Day.
Brooklyn al Boston
Washington al New York.
Baltimore at Philadelphia.
Louisville at PittsDurs
Cleveland at Chicago.
Cincinnati at ST. Louis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20
OUTSIDE The STORE IT'S SO.
INSIDE THE STORE IT'S 79.
OUR SODA WATERS 80

That's what the Thermometer says.
aud somehow tho Thermometer has a
good deal TO do with it. This Soda
Water selling isn't an incident in our
business. We give it just as much at
tention rs any other branch Of our
business. We sell tho best. The bes.
In the Soda Water business is the
purest extracts OF fruits for fayoring-
the purest clsret for Claret Limeade.
If you want drink suggestion look At
our bulletin board for daily sugges-
ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20
lusuec,or Mclaughlin.

NEW YORK, June l9-Judge Barrett
has sentenced ex-Inspcctor Mclaughlin
20 two years and SIX months " thb State
QrisozA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20
Next sunday at Old Point, Norfo X ~.
via ,he.apeake and Ohio.

Tickets as follows:
Railroad tickets 10 Norfolk ana
return. good TO return on reeular
train leaving Norfolk at 3.5o J..
NJ. Sunday or Z \. NJ. following 49,,
Monday ..........-st.... 49,. - .'.t-t 49,
Railroad ticket 10 Old Point ana ~,
return ..-.s..-t.-stsst. - =. - 49, 49,
Railroad ticket 10 Old Point, IN go
Guiding dinner az Hygeia. ......... l.io
Railroad ticket TO Old Point m
GLIDING dinner at Hygela and SURF 49,,
bath ...4...s.sssstssstt tstf-ffffts -'''
Sherwood Hotel will give good
dinner fOr................+.-.+.. .... -
Special fast train making no local stops
leaves Chesapeake and Ohio depot iSiN-
teenth ard Broad streets az \. VI.
Returning. arrive Richmond +. NJ.
Those desiring TO spend the night az
Virginia Reach and Ocean View can 10
so By taking this train and return 20
Richmond AT 1880 Monday morning
STONE BALLAST NO DUST. Makes
the Chesapeake and Ohio preferable 90
other lines.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20

With the Ouakers in the Lesd-The Other
Game.


PHILADELPHIA. PA. June l9.-Phila-
delphia defeated Baltimore this after
noon IN a game marked by consecutive
hitting. In the third inning the visitors
cracked out two doubles and four sim
giles in succession, five earned runs being
the result. Taylor was more steady
thereafter. and Baltimore did not again
tally. In the NTH the home team pound
ed Hoffer for triple a double. and
three singles, and this. with a base on
balls. netted five runs Esper succeeded
Hotter In the sixth. but he gave three
bases on balls and was hit for a triple.
double, and single, i've runs again
being scored. Mailman talliea in the
ninth Off his hit, Clements single, and
Espers wild throw. Attendance. 500;
Score: II. ii. +.
Philadelphia ......OOO0550Ol-l II 0
Baltimore .........OO5 300 II 3
Esper. and Clark.
PIrrsBURG, .; LOUSY LILLE. l.
PITTSBURG. PA, June 19-Louisville
lost to Pittsburg to-day because they
could not hit Hawley. Lynch pitched
very clean game and showed every trace
Of being out of his element with the
Louisvilles HaWley's admirers presented
him with a huge bouquet, but they were
not taking any chances, and did not
give IL to him until the eighth inning.
Clark. for the visitors. did some brilliant
fielding. Attendance. 300.
Pittsburg ..........01 7 3
Louisville ...........0 0 0 0 90 0 OIL 4
Batteries: Hawley and Kinslow; Inks
and Zahner.
BOSTON. 10. BROOKLYN. 5.
BOSTON. June ia series Of bases
on balls followed by home runs by Nash
and Lowe. played havoc with Brooklyn's
chances in the fourth inning to-day.
Nichols was hit freely, but the wonder
full fielding OF Nash, Tucker, Long, and
Camel kept the Brooklyns in check. Cor
cCran put up great game for the vlsi-
tors. and DAILY and Shndle ably seconded
him. Attendance. 1000.
Score: X. II. T..
Boston ............O0O6O3 O0-l0 Is ,
Brooklyn .........1 O10O O3Ol-5 IL o
Batteries: Nichols and Camel; Kennedy
and Grim.
WASHINGTON. 4; NTw YORK. 2.
NEW YORK, June l9.-The New York
Washington game here to-day was
pitchers battle between German and
Maui. the latter having the advantage
at the end because OF his errorless sup
port. Four OF the five hits made of
Maui were heavy drives, that yielded
two doubles, a triple. and home run.
German gave six men bases on balls, one
Of which resulted in a run.
With two out, I'm the sixth. Fuller
fumbled Crooks grOunder and the Wash
ingfons scored two runs which settled
the game. Stafford made a fOur-baser IN
the eighth but New York did not have
a man on base at either time. Weather
perfect. II =
Score. X. II. T.,
New York ........OO01 0o-2
washington .......OOOO2 OK !
Batteries. German and Schriver; Maui
and Nfrt,uiTe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20

~~.~~-~-~-~-@--~--0---
y THE LAW AND EQUITY COURT
| OF THE CITY OF klChMOND,
JUNE Il, 1898.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20
rmx v,LEDicroRY ADDRESS.
HONORARY DEGREES.

The board announces the following
honorary degrees; Doctors Of Divinity
Rev. Carter Helm Jones, of Kentucky;
Rev. Alexander w. Sproul. OF New York T.
Rev Emmitt w. McCorkle. of Virginia.
Mr.. Helm Bruce. of Louisville. Ky.
was elected 10 fiji a vacancy on the Board
OF Trustees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-20

Packard. 2.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-21
nrA1-A.nNr Rf-nGEr.

Beaumont, Texas, December 2.-A Young.
president Of the Warren Land and Lumber
company, arrived In the city this nfter-
noon and informs TIE Post correspondent
that in the matter OF en- application for n
receiver for the Texas Timber company.
Judge West. If the TYLER county district
court yesterday rendered q decision against
tie applicants and remanded the properly
,n question 10 the custody Of the ofdcers
and directors Of the company. the Texas
Timber company controls the tram roads
over which the Warren Land and Llnler
comnany's mills gei th.lr supply o! logs.
Contractors Ter the ariesian well on cour,
reuse SQUARE reached q depth Of 513 Zee,
today, and report that the Gtiil has slru X
n strata OF sand rock. Al D depth or ~
feet vein OF ~uter that flowed 1870 gallons
per miuate was struck, hut 1t MAS track
ish.
Rev. H. p, Vicborn. rector Of s. Mark S
1,pisc opal church, was on ~ edncsday the
recipient of = Christmas box vel allied
with thinzs good 10 cat. I he box was a
present from members Of his church and
was a fitting denomination Of apufccil-
ton Of Rev. Nicborn's services.
. There was q meeting Of Gilbert Protcc-
lion hose company tonight at which NJ - AS
dcc.dcG % purchase d span Of horses for
she hose cart. The company has eutntleat
funds on hand aud eNpect 10 purchase q
pair OF horses that VIII be ornamental as
we'll as useful
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-21
SHORT lEXAS SPECIALS.

ALVIN--pock Williams, a i5-year-oid
10y fell from dray and broke his arm.
ENNIS-bob Heusley. charged with Mill
ing y. {. Forrest on Decemper II, was ad-
udttod TO bail IN S6'D.
IlsI.1 OA--A Mexican named Martinez
has been arrested and jailed on the charge
OF criminal assault on a Mexican woman.
LEXINGTON The Lexington Leader
watch contest las closed, the prize beng
awarded TO Miss Dora Hester of LoNins-
ton.
NEW PfKMINGHAM-The kitchen and
dining room of Captain Reall, who iiNes
about two aud II half miles south OF town,
was blown down.
pFARSAlI4--rhere are several thousand
head OF heeVes being led through this sec-
ion of the country but the feeders paid
SlJ FER head, ard at the advance price OF
&C ton seed meal viii make beef high.
I;EEVIII.E-The work of raising the
bonLs for,thc erection az stock yards and
pnVkery AZ Arnnsas l'ass is piogI, ssins
nicely and those who have II IA charge
hope to have ALI tho money subscribed IN
a few weeks mere.