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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25

The Roanokes Defeat the Lynchburgs and
Pm, Ih.m DnHrn ON The liz.


ROANOKE. VA, May A-Special-
Roanoke turned the tables on Lynchburg
to-day and put them farther away from
Richmond The game was almost a rope
titon OF that Of yesterday except that
the MagiciOus did all the scoring. They
settled matters Ga the first inning, when
seven hits, two Of them doubles, four
bases on balls. a wild pitch and errors by
Ferguson and Gray gave them twelve
runs
LAmchburg was easily retired In their
half of the FIRST and then for the next
four innings the game was regular
farce. a few drops Of rain fell az the
commencement Of the second, and the
Iuu Climbers rcsOfted 10 dilatOry tao
tics The home team was equal 10 the
emergency, however. and forced them
selves 10 be retired. striking at every
thing and not running when the ball was
bit.
After the fifth. the game was once
more worth Witnessing. Breens' men do
not score again until the ninth. when
they found Gray for five singles and a
double. Lloyd proved an enigma 10 the
visitors. lie had great speed and almost
perfect control. only I'm one inning the
seventh, were the nits punched when a
single boy Bcrryhin ThompsOn's double
and Smiths single gave the pennant as
pirants two earned runs
Roanoke put up a gilt-edged game,
Padden. Cavanaugh and Crockett par
ticularly distinguishing themselves
Umpire DAILY fined Berryhill five dol
lars for questioning one Of his decisions.
Fisher. who pitched such a poor game
yesterday, was suspended this morning
for thirty days without pay
croro.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25
COW masDnE riGmAN 10 1nAyr.
lilo Has Been Ordered To Hold Himself in
headlines for Sen DnfY.

Commander George vs.. pigman. at pr.s-
ent commanding the fleet of monsors
below the city. has been ordered by The
Bureau of Navigation 10 hold himself
in readiness for sea duty.
Commander Pisman's withdrawal from
this station is greatly regretted, not
only by the men under him. but by the
community at large. lie is a refined
and courteous gentleman. and has made
a host of friends in Richmond The
social world viii feel the loss of his
family. lie SIS exceedingly popular with
his men, and one of them said last night.
lie is the finest man that ever walked
a deck. and this is the biggest loss Rich
mOnd ever had. You can't say too
much that's good about him
Mr.. Frank Watson. the executive Of
hcer OF the monitors. who has been ON a
weeks trip 10 mis- family az Haddou-
field y. j., has returned 10 his post Of
duty.
Mr. Thad. O. Livcsay. who has had "a
severe attack OF pneumonia az his res.-
dence on Church I'm. is reported as con-
yalcscent.
Mr. Samuel f.. Hendrick formerly at
the fleet. who was seriously injured on
the cruiser Atlanta some time since. is
said 10 bee rapidly regaining his good
health at the Naval Hospital Brooklyn,
y Y
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25
THE HORSES persisted.
TWENTY THREE ANIMALS LOST
THEIR LIVES IN THE FLAMES.
The Alarm Of Ere Last Night Caused by n
Blaze IN The Big stable Of War
Ter Moore a Co.

The alarm OF fire about IL o'clock last
evening was turned in from station No.
DO. corner OF Dock and Seventeenth
streets. the vicinity OF some Of the largest
fires in the history OF the city.
II has been months since kicnmo,n9i
has had a large fire. and this fact, coupl,'
with the carry hour when many peoviv
were on the streets. caused a large 'iyNv
10 turn out when 70 became known 'n .t
it was I'M such a dangerous locauoh Ao'
< rolling billow of smoke and flame soon
showed aDOve the hOuse-tops. ana seemed
to indicate that a large tire was IN pro-
grcss. 49,. 1910,
ana Immediately turned IN seeond
alarm. calling out the entire department
N THE STABLE.
The fire occurred in the large brisk
stable I'm the rear of Warner Moore y
Co.'S ice depot. on seventeenth stitst'
across the dock The engines OF tne
department were CLUSTERED alo"i tp he
dock with their suction pipes IN my
canal and the fire was soon ufoWntt
out Tho fire was purely acc'deniai'
and resulted iu loss OF about f''"'''
partially. II not Wholly insured
CAUSED BY LANTERN.
William Bragg. white man. who was
the night Waterman for Warner moore
A. 90 went into the stable about lob
O'Clock. as was his custom, 10 see lnN.
the twenty-six horses and mules kS,p'
therein were safely tied lot we "'""'.
ana was returning. when he stumbled
over a bale OF hay and struck MS IAN ~"
against the side of stall n' POI
fom flew OUT of the lamp and the nay
and trash was almost insian'ahe9
ignitol He says the IRE spread 20
rsnidiv that he could not do anything
no stop II. and ran out of the stable
some boys who saw the flames SaNe ' 'ni
~ thc stable succeeded in getting three
of the t,yenty-sN animals out or the
burning building The Waterman was
i'm a state of collapse on account OF inc
accident and so unncrvcd when the hie-
men arrived that he could scarcely hiNe
an Ineligible explanation of the accident
he afterwards gave the account an9N',
The twenty-three horses and mules killel
bv the fire were valuable work nhiinals.
The companies carrying lnsulaN'e on
the stable could not be ascertainel last
evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25

ants Minor. secretary OF the HOLLYWOOD
Memorial Association. was Reads
I'm the absence OF Colonel Gray. 1
write 10 y0u TO ask that you viii remlna
Lee Camp M It's next meeting that next
Sunday. the 18th instant, Is Memoflai-
Sunday. The services this year VIII Do
held In the Seyonth-Strcct chrlstan
church az ) T. NJ. and TIE ladies OF tho
Holly wood Memorial Association desire
me 10 extend TO Lee Camp most cor
dial invitation 10 be present The veteran
and Memorial Associations viii All as
scmblc In the lecture-ro0m, back on the
church. and enter In a body and an are
requested 10 wear their badges. This cell
ebration Of Memorlal-sundav has now be-
come an established custom. and one
which we value most highly. 10 j. 10 our
veteran associations generally, and es-
pecially % Lee and Pickett Campts, that
we look FOR the ability 10 continue a
custom which Is essentially southern"
II was ordered that the camp meet az
Lee Camp Han on Sunday evening AZ
$50 o'clock. 10 march IN body 10 the
church.
General Brander congratulated the
camp on the work done by their repre-
sentaiivcs in securing Richmond as the
next meeting place of the convention or
United Confederate Veterans.
COmrado Miles +. Phillips spoke In
similar strain. and spoke in high terms
OF the expected fourth grand reunion of
Confederate Veterans. that would gather
within this city on that occasion.
Colonel Northon. Commander OF Pick
EFT Camp. who occupied seat on tho
left of the presiding officer. briefly adj
dressed the meeting in reference 20 the
raising Of money for the benefit Of tho
jefferson Davis Memorial Association.
He called on Captain NJ. W. Lakewood,
who suggested that an entertainment he
given. including some stereoptcon views
relating 10 the late war; which are 10 ~
produced by Mr.. Haskell The matter Was
finally referred 10 a joint committee or
Lee and Pickett Camps.
ON motion Of Judge Minor Sergeart-Ma-
ior -. Smith BEDFORD was requested 10
bring out the chiliron's brigade on Memo
rial-Day. TO parade with the camp.
On motion Of Colonel =. Leslie sperce.
the camp decided 20 invite Mt r. B.
Manhood. OF the Sons OF Veterans. 90 read
before Lee Camp on some convenient
evening his paper on the Confederate
Veteran. which ho read on the previous
evening 20 the Sons cf Veterans
Comrade Evans stated that az the next
meeting OF the camp he would oncr a
resolution TO the effect that the COM
maudar and the three ieutcnant-com-
manlors Doc. after June lst. a standing
committee on transportation. 10 Get when
ever the camp intends TO 80 anywhere
outside of the city in 4 body.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25
IUI LyE INNING GAME.
Pit sburc Defeats Boston After Long
Strucele-.The Other Games


PITrSBURG. PA, May PA two-bag-
ger. sacrifice. and "fiuke" passed
ball. which did not get more than ten feet
beyond the plate, but which struck the
umpire and consequently advanced the
runner. enabled Pittsburg to score IN
the thirteenth inning to-day. and win a
hard-fought game from Boston. IL was a
great uphill fight for Pittsburg Both
Suvetts and Hart pitched magnihcently.
the latter being inyincible after the sixth
inning The game was replete with bril-
liant plays. Attendance 5000. Score:
K. Il. =.
Pittsburg ..0OoOOlO210O Ol-5 10 ]
Boston ......1 OO21 00O0OOO0A l
Batteries. Hart and Sugden; SWEETS
and Ryan.
WASHINGTON. 3; ST. LOUIS. f.
ST LOUIS. May 2i-Miller's 1--WE errors
gave the game TO Washington to-day
Neither Maui nor Staley were effective.
and the game was weak at every point
Attendance. 1909. Score.
II. h. t.
st. Louis ............0O 000O3Oi- Il S
Washington ........O o o 0 O-S 10
Batteries: staley. Miller. and Peits;
Maui and Mcclure.
PHILADELPHIA. IA; CINCINNATI. 10
CINCINNATI, o.. May 2f.-It was a
smuggling match with lots OF poor playing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25
ExcntsIon Iaie-

The Southern Railway Company an
nounces the following excursion rat IS
via the York River Line for the season
now opening:
Richmond 10 Baltimore ana return,
limit fifteen days. -. Richmond TO Phila-
delphia and return limit thirteen days,
rs Richmond 10 New York and return,
Init thirteen days 81.
he York River Line steamers are hand
sau.ely ar pointed and have every modern
convenience The table is supplied with
All the dclicacies Of the Chesapeake Bay
and Che cuisine Is unsurpassed.
Information Will be chccrfully fur-
nisned and state-rooms can be reserved
i'm advance at passenger office, 900 east
Main street. JOHN NJ. BEALL,
Travelling PAsssnGar AsAnt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25
His Iwenfierh Anniyersary.

The celebration Of the twentieth ami
versary OF Rev. ". L. Hatchers pas
torate OF the Grace-Street Baptist church
will begin IN that church tomorrow
The services will commence al N \. VI.
and will be conducted by Professor n. j.
Harris. Professor ". ID. Thomas. Rev
Or r. j. Wilingham. and Rev. r. T..
Chambers. besides several lay members
Of the congregation.
The two front rows of seats Will be
reserved for those who were present az
Or Hatchers installation In 1870. on
Monday night services Will be I'm charge
Of the pastors Of the city. DR. W. W.
Landrum presiding. on the adiOurnme ut
Of this meeting refreshments Will be
served.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25

the officials. and railroad men everywhere
speak we'll for the engine.
IL will be some weeks before the data
OF the test is worked up and a report
made II was most elaborate and scien-
tihc- every pound Of coal weighed ana
every drop Of water measured, and the
weight OF trains taken and the speed
kept: and something between fifteen nun
dred and two thousand indicator cards
taken from the cylinders 10 show the
exact use OF the steam.
For the present the locomotive people
must content themselves with the state
ment Of the superintendent Of the Penn
sylvanla railroad. that they had made
great record for the past month
The engine goes at once 70 the chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific railroad, for a
run against one Of their locomotives that
is waiting in trim.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25

People DO say that the Mems suits we
are now selling for the Ten Dollars are IN
every way as good as Suits that others
are charging four and five dollars more.
and make. nt, and general finish are far
better Nowhere in the land can these
matchloss Ten Dollar Suits Boz duplicated.
The Big. Fun-Face. Horest Values n
Ten Dollar Suits have built mp Wonder
ful business The people are not slow
10 catch on 10 whore dollars are doing
nearly double duty. The actual saving
enables man TO go 10 tine Hat DEPART
ment and select Hat and oftentimes
to the Childrens Department and rig up
his boy and still have surplus left over
and above what the Identical same goods
would cost elsewhere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25

An Enthusiastic Meeting which Wes Large
Is Attended.

A large number of veterans assembled
,t Toe Camp Hall last night 10 attend
Tho REGULAR weekly meeting of the camp.
I'm the absence of Comm arder James y.
GRAY, who was I'm Houston Texas a,
the time colonel j. e. Laughton occupied
the chair. ,,..
Ia the absence OF Adjutant j. Taylor
stratton. who had the records OF the
camp i'm charge. it was decided mat inc
reading OF the minutes OF the last meet
Inc be- postponed until the next meeting.
Tho following communication, address
ed to the adjutant by Mrs. Kate Pleas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25
EIGHT STRAIGHT GAMES.
rs THE NUMBER THAT THE HIST.
LERS NAVE WOW From NORFOLK.
yesierday's Contest Wont 10 the Locals
With Their Hands Down-Couinower
VIII Pitch for the Crabs To-Day.

Lucky Jack Knorr and Senator Gibson
that was the combination that were in
the points for the IIustlers yesterday.
and as "a result the Grabs had four runs
TO their credit. while the locals balanced
up with the unlucky number OF thirteen
Al least that Us the WAY the small boy
who figured 10 out on the fence announc-
ed the result and 1 judge he must have
been right.
might attribute the defeat OF the
visitors 90 number of various causes
hut the most plausible and tho most
truthful cause of their humiliation was
the poor bali they played 10 was OF all
shades. pink. red. blue and green. and
right here / may say that there were
times when those snappy. gingcr-infused
Hustlcrs put up au article that was
slightly uneel with "a Hop Lung style
ne home team won. bat they were
guilty OF some careless work. 10 is an
wch enough with Norfolk. but. whom
That hari-htuug IGuchhurg team gets
here. ana error U.s. au error just like a
spade SIS spade. and there is 40 getting
around The fact.
SLOW ANn TEDIOUS GAME.
Tho game was slow and tedious. and
wcauly lraegcd out its existence 10 being
dollars 90 d0uehnuts after the second iu-
ming that thc Hustlers bad 10 with their
hands down. The visitors should have
been shut out. This is statement number
one. from "a liustlers' standpoint The
visitors should have scored six of seven
times If not have won the game. This
second statement is viewed from "a Nor
folk standpoint
To explain what / mean. and TO show
how poorly the game was played. let
mo say That the Hustlcrs allowed the
Grains ODD and fII Thorn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25
poRrSMorrRS vIcr0RT.
They Drfeat Peter.burks by Score Of
SeNen 10 Ono.

NORFOLK. VA. Man 2i-Special-The
game to-day was excellent. both sides be-
inc toned up 10 ball-playng. Up 20 the
sixth inning Petersburg had succeeded ID
making nothing but os, and the Port
moths had only made one run. I'm this
inning after one run had been made.
Nctter and Fuller being on bases, Har-
grove drove "a long. high fly TO right
neld. which Gin missed after hard rum
and made a home-run. chasing IN NetIer
and Fuller.
The Petersburgs got In one run In the
seventh inning.
The batteries of the day were Foster
and Netter. and Dnukle and Clark. The
gate receipts were good. Higgins umpr-
cd. as he did yesterday.
e.Dr.t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25
..usmzz1yugsixsEa ~

Wide awake people that are mp to snuH
needn't be nudged about the value of the
Two Dollar Atwood Suits In the chill
dren's Department. sizes mp to 10 inclu-
slve-An-Wool Cheyiot. neat design
Pants with patent bands, double seat
and double knees. Another great Price
Leader I'm the Chndrens Department.
All sizes of Boys Knee Pants Wear
Resisting suits-Pants. Reinforced Seats
patent bands. riveted buttons, and dou-
BILE knees. only one Forty-Fiye-Tens of
Hundreds Of Boys Knee Pants-neal
looking. strong. and durable, at the Bar
gain Price Of Fifteen Cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25
1iFMORIAL-DAY.
rROOpERs 10 GOVT on.
They VIII Go 10 Pocahontas with Full
Rnnks-An prOvrmenf

The First Regiment Of Cavalry can
be depended on IN case Of any serious
trouble for both troops *" of Char
lOttesvlle. and "B' of Surry. when
ordered out. have taken 100 per cent
OF their members 10 the scene Of action.
The following telegram was received
last night from tho Surry troop, who have
been ordered 10 relieve Troop *. which
has been at P0cahOntas for the last two
weeks.
WAKEFIELD. VA. May 2ith
To Lieutcnant-C Colonel James X. Brandt
Richmond, Va.
will report 10 Major Simons at Poca-
hOntas tomorrow with fOrty-twO G2J
my entire roll.
GEORGE A. SAVAGE,
Captain Commanding Troop j..
This is remarkable record. when
10 rs remembered that the members OF
the Surry troop cover a radius Of TWEEN
~ miles and leave at tWcnty-fOur hours
notice from their Northumberland COM
handing.
Colonel Branch says that Troop &. Of
Lynchburg. reports that they viii carry
forty men TO IOcahOntas If ordered To- go
there 10 relieve any company ON duty.
which reflects great credit on Captain
Robert -. lancey who was elected cap-
tain OF the troop "a few months ago Be
also says that Captain j. vs.. Lockwood
Jr. who was recently elected 10 COM
mand the HenricO troop 60. expects go
turn out thlrty-ive men thoroughly
equipped and we'll mounted on Hollywood
Memorial-Day. These were tho two troops
recently considered I'm a disorgauized CON
diuOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25
Richmond Compound Locomot i've.

A telegram has been received stating
that the best test OF the Richmond
Compound Locomotive" by the Pennsyl-
vania railroad people. at Altoona. Pa.
il over. Ii has lasted something over one
month. during which time the engine has
been subjected TO variety OF very hard
service and has never failed once or
DELAYED transportation single moment.
This fact has elected special praise from
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25
ru~uE BOYS ARE uN 81T.

Better grades Of Boys Knee Pants for
a Quarter. Half Dollar and Seventy
five Cents. Childrens Wash Pants Of
pretty designs well made and finished.
only Twenty-Five Gents. beautiful pat
terms in Cnilron's Knee Pants Wash Suits
seventy-nve Cents. one Dollar one
Twcnty-hve. myrads Of Finer Suits In
Cashmere WorsteIs. Tricots. cheviots.
Diasonals. and serees. ranging in price
$50 50. $780, 81. $50. $. and on and
ON until you reach the Best and Finest
Chndren's Attire. embracing novelties in
make and designs only 10 be bad in
stocks as varied AS this one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25
VIII Soon OccnnN NrM Onarfers

The new metallic bookcases and shelves
for the Office OF the Second Auditor in
the state Library Building. have ar
rived and are now being put up. They
are very handsome. and painted white
10 match the big vault in that Office.
Mr.. Josiah Ryland hopes 10 occupy his
new quarters within few days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25
Onrrei Rewards.

Gov. OFerrall yesterday directed the See
cretary Of the Commonwealth 10 issue 4
proclamation Offering reward of fifty
dollars each o. the arrest and conviction
of the men who assaulted with rocks
Private Bayliss. of Company b. Blues
battalion. and Private Fields. of the
Petersburg Grays. while they were doing
picket duty at Pocahontas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

Officers were thcr elected f,r the en-
suine twelve months by ballot, Mrs.
Raille aud Mrs. Hancock actirg as teller
TIE following were chosen. President
Mrs. W. J. Youns. of Richmond, First
Vice President. Mrs. II. 4. Elan, OF
Farmville: SecCd Vice Pr, sident. Mrs.
A. r.. Wait of Richmond; Corres spending
Secretary. Mrs W. y. Moormsn, OF
i.ynchburg. Recording Secretary. Airs.
H. H.. Wall Of Farmville; Treasurer
Mrs. &. Y. Winfree. Of LyncEburg Dis
trlct Secretaries. Richmond district Mis-
Rebccca Hardwicke. West Richmond
siiss Ida " Newell. Lylcnburg. Mrs
r.. :. Norman. Chs rlottesyilie, Mrs. h.
4. Dalmun. Eai pahanncck, to be sup
rliod; Davllle Mrs. T. W. Peatross
Farmyilie. Mrs John Il Martin; Peters
burg. Mrs James ii. Gray Norfolk
Mrs. J. Il. Merritt Eastern Shore, Mrs
X. II. Potts, Portsmouth. Mrs. J. l.
Young.
on motion. IL was ordered that sucf
portions OF Mrs. Turner's address cf wcl-
come as could conve' iently be published
in the minutes, be printed there.
After singing God be with you til
We meet again" prayer vas offered and
the beneLiction pronounced by Rev. J. 4
Whitley. and the society adjourned until
next year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25

A lecture on oliver Wendell Holmes
will be given next Tuesday an r. NJ
in Belvldcrc Hall by Rev. George Leon
ard CLANCY The lecture will De- under
the auspices of the Liberal Church League
and no admission fee viii be CHARGED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25
nnrhohlst snndnr school socIety.

The regular meeting of the Board Of
Directors of the Methodist Sunday-School
Society. of Richmond will Doe held az
Broad street Methodist church Sunday
afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25
Another Convict.

Sheriff r. NJ Page, Of Gloucester coun-
ty. yesterday called az the office of the
Auditor of Public Accounts. after doliv-
ering at the ponitentiary George Miller
(colored). sentenced 10 two years inn
prisonment for malicious shooting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25

Mr.. John r. Jones and Miss Maggie
Williams were married ar the residence
OF Rev. r. j. Taylor pastor Of LAUREL
street Methodist church. Wednesday
night m p.f5 o'clock Mr. r. Cocker
acted as best man and Miss Grace Wicks
was the maid of honor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25
4 Demncrntic Cnncn.

A call is being circulated for a Demo
cratic caucus of the city Council for next
Monday evening m 8 o'clock. for the SCI
lection Of Candidates for Superintendent
of the city Gas-Works. committee clerk.
and police commissioner for jefferson
ward.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25

GAMES TODAY.
Al Richmond
Norfolk at Richmond.
Al Roanoke.
I.uchhure Ns. Roanoke.
AT Portsmouth,
Petersburg vs. Portsmouth.
CARD PROM KAIS.
TO the Public. Replying 20 the reports
now BOZ circulation that / am PLAYING for
uy release as 81 member of the lNchmoru
club j desire Go say That all such re-
uorts are without lound1tiou. as l nave
always endeavorcd 90 play good, clean.
honest ball.
Ia is true that I have had an Offer
from another team ia he leasue, bat
ID came 20 me without any solicitation
on my part. for ! desire 10 continue with
the Richmond management Ia reglri TO
my trouble with Manager Wells in Ports
Outh ] dcsitc 20 STATE tfat BE was ir
no way 90 blame rs | was entirely "a
fault ard / said things on The impulse
OF TIE moment which / afterwards re-
GREETED / also desire 20 say that Nh.
Wells has always treated me as "a c"n-
rcman. No one regrets thu unfortunate
occurrence more than I. and my friends
can re4t assured that u she'll never oc-
cur again.
fSignei) CllAhLES KAN.
The above card shows that Barley has
tie right spirit. The htiie Hustle. Is q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25

The score Boy innings.
Roanoke. .................l2O 90 OOOO05- l7
Iynchhurg. ..............-u ID % % = ID o. z
Summary. Earned runs Roanoke, 3.
Lvnchburg .. Base on halls-Lloyd. J.;
Cray 3. Struck out-Lloyd, A. Gray, o..
Two-base hits -Shercr. Stahl. Paddcn.
Thompson. Double plays Cavanaugh and
Crockett. BerryhNl. Plock and Schabel
Passed balls-NiOx. Schabel Wild pitch
Gray O. HIT by pitched ball Lloyd. Stolen
bases Stahl. Cavanaugh. Mcintyre Time
of game Two hours. Umpire. Daily
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-25

In the United states District Court
yesterday w Allen Haynes 'onricted Of
smuggling at Newport News. was fined
$40.
Judge Hughes leaves for Norfolk to-
day.