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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-05
HUSTLERS LOSE AGAIN.
THE HILL CLIMBERS UfN BY a
SCORE ORG TO 2.
Norfolk Defeats the Farmers by a Score OF
to 3-Tbe Truckers Walk Away
With tho Mountafnecrs.

LyNCHBURG. VA. May Especial
Wei, its all over and Lynchburg wins.
much % the satifactiOn of a large crown,
winch wen; out with grlrc tcubts ABOUT
Lynchburg's ability TO take the game,
for kagey, the maa who can iitch great
bail, as In the Icy. and l. hLlacho 700
are playing great ball. For me hrst
three inu...gs Iuchn"nf was ahead ana
The era k legal 70 look sad; even Scha-
bel had 20 ;nt On his mash 10 hide ms
face. which usually beams with such
satisfaction. and Wells was happy.
All the Husters seemed 20 be happy
and talked much but played hard nut
that fatal fourth. when kagey gave TWO
men bases on balls, and NoocTuif' VINO
was lame. and should no have been IN
the game. let two drives. which ne shouio
have gotten. drop as safe mis-.
TsnnehIl was substituted for him, but
copld not redeem what was lost. Now the
bovs were on to Kagey. and drove OUT
SAFE hits that counted runs. lie man oi
u,tlc name. but giant size hfcd the
snhere over icft-contre fcacc for nome
run-a dandy.
Richmond played hard IN he ftlI' ana
show that they know thins or TWO
about ihc game. Bailey, old boo' NJ
Wells. and Berte are IN me game NJ
al tines play hard and 'ast ,all but
fate was against the boys IN biue' IN
Boylan. the Mephisto OF the Virginia
safe League. Only four hts 'oH' 'e
fcrnd of Of his mastcriul iel've' ~ anu
the nm city boys played The game
The visitors found some car "n' Ut
right field for the Little Rabbit not only
fc.dcd well. but was in The front at me
rat. All tine Lynchbures pl'ycd gCca
bail. though they made Few "Tois. 'hty
counted not AIS well shat On - We''
but this time I: ended ours.
rho score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-05

WINSTON, y. C., May Especial
Winston and Salem municipal elections
to-day passed off quietly. Salem had TWO
tickets, both Of which were headed by
Republican candidates for Mayor Mayor
c. 5. Hauser defeated his opponent. c. $.
Hampton. by about fifty majority. The
seven candidates for aldermen on Hau-
ser's ticket were also elected
The result IN Winston will not be known
before midnight. IL is the impression
at 10 o'clock that Paul W. Crutchheld
(Repj has defeated W. r. Franklin DEM
for Mayor Many are of the opinion that
a majority Of the fifteen aldermen are
also Republicans. The negroes voted
almost solid for the Republican candi-
dates, while the temperance element.
mostly Democrats, voted a mixed ticket
A number of white Republicans sup
ported the three negro candidates for
aldermen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-05
Telegrapbic Brevifies.

VIII Bendy has been lynthed near
beaumont. Texas.
II is reported that Baron Won Berlepsch,
the Prusslan Minister OF Commerce has
resigned. II is said that his resignation
is due 20 his displeasure at the failure
OF his measures in the Reichstas.
Wayland Trask & Company nave an
nounced their suspension on the New
York Stock Exchange. Mr.. Nayland
Trask says the suspension OF his firm
IS due chiefly to dry-rot, ana that
they expect TO resume business before
long. The liabilities are small and
there are no contracts outstanding on
the Stock Exchange. The Street at
taches no significance TO the assignment.
II grows out OF the first assignment OF
the firm. few years ago.
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DEATHS


RTRBAGE.-Died, az the f'siirN't Y- "''
niece. Mrs. q. H. bea.e. near ann
SONS, Va. ON April -o'"' ''' -
BURBAGh, rene, "' '.'. $500,
Burbage' OF tiaHN''' "7 ''"
years.
HITLER Died, az the family home pear
Boston. Page county. VA. on ApiH
oath, KEMPER BUILEh' asei i"e.l.
four years. eldest SO" Oh '-'' ''''
Spenser $. Butler.
D'WITn-Dicd. near Amherst Court.
house Va. Mrs. JULIA HOhSl.l.t
D'WITT reIict of the late M' %. be" l''
aged seventy-cight years. ,
Her husband WIZ oe -
the owner aHn .I.'''
i'lo"u ,.,... rr..,t,,,. hos.
FICKLIN. Died. an johns liolNi"a -.
pital. Baltimore Miss MAtlA IL ~
LIN. daughter az me iaie bod. ''-''''-
b. Flckin; Oh b",N '.., ,'''' p..ls,-i
OF MIS-. hul'eI 'i"
city.
FITIHJGH'-bled. al a,E "'l.,,, D.,
cester. Va, Mrs. MAhl ,. illHh C'il'
aged seventy -loul ',t'' ,,,.-'t
late Major FatilSN ile.'' ,,i.-t....'.,
ana sister OF J"nse t.' ....
ana Ut " IMAM p ,,,-...t'. tCu.,r
also an aunt or all.. ,..'...I
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Ml7 i''i...e or - r.- g,s rellet
NJ rho late fugh T.. Gaiiaher
During the war hundreds of weary.
,ooteore ana wounded Confederate SOL
oiers round ~ her hlsp.tablo home
st.Ger r,fr,snt and welcome.
ttrporD Died May 4h az +. NJ.
IONS TrI,rT,r.D. aesd forty-Ono yeals,
TO- ,,or,Ls and seven days.
r,,naraI ,otico hereafter.
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Va, on Apin 80 H. .~.5 ,b,rf,.-
vile 0l jacob iieF'''
seven yours
HOLSlNGER -bie'' r,., si'ig $50,
tngham co.N'y' 80. - 80,
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HORNhh Dleu. q. ..,D ,r.yV
j. ". Bolt arr 80 80
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franklin COUNTY.

ROCKY MOUNT. VA. May Especial.
The convention of the Democracy OF
Franklin met in the courthouse to-day.
Hon. Il. y. Hatcher chairman anu 70
O. Hoffman, secretary. Al led9-' '"iee
hundred Democrats were present and
voting. The number Of delegates elected
was tventy-one. with two a. large. the
latter being Hon. T.. ". Saunders and
Captain G. ID. Lee.
F'ree.silyer resolutions were passed. and
delegates instructed 20 vote for only such
delegates as would vote In the National
Convention for a frce-silver candidate.
The unit rule was adopted and Senator
DanieFs course endorsed, and he recon-
mended as a delegate at large.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-05
ANOrHER ORIOLE yICTORY.
The Pirates Give Them II Close FiSht-The
Reds EnsN Victory.

PITTSBURG. May 4.-lIawley lost his
own to-day by being very wild in the
early stages and eventually giving the
champions their FIRST four runs. Balu-
more won in the eleventh inning, but
should have not been allowed 10 score
as Jennings was fairly struck out. Lynch.
who was busy at second base, did not
allow the claim, and then Jennings SIN
gled sending IN the winning one At
tendance, 400.
Pittsburg .OOOoO2o 2Ooo-4 . 3
Baltimore % u l . ! 900 10 IL
BATTERIES: Hawley and Merritt. Es?er
" PHiI'IADELPHIA. 4; ST. LOUIS. 3.
ST.. LOUIS. May 4.-To-day's game went
20 the Quakers. The pitchers did good
work. Mailman was injured IN the seventh
inning, and Hulcn succeeded him. At
Score score R.H.E.
st. Louis .....O 1000 i . 0 0-3 IL .
Philadelphia - U00010-l II .
Batteries: Breitenstein and Mcfarland;
chicago. .: BROOKLYN. 1.
CHICAGO. May 4.-The home team won
one of the most exciting games ever seen
here this afternoon. STEIN, who was in
The box for the Brooklyns. was invincible
up to the ninth inning, when Lange hit
safely and Ryan was sale on bunt.
TRULY drew a base on balls, and, amidst
the greatest excitement ever seen here,
Arson raped out safe line hit to right
and the winning runners went over the
plate. The visitors got their only run IN
the fourth inning on hit OF a batter
los the pitcher and safe hits by CorcOran
ana sbindle. Sensational plays were the
order of every inning. Attendance, 100.
Score: Il. II. +.
Brooklyn mo 90 . 900 O-l
BATTERIES: Grifhth and Kittridge; Stein
anu CiIIiWSct;INNATI. S; BOSTON, ..
CINCINNATI, O., May 4.-The locals
won to-day's game IN the first innings,
batting streak. and before the fusiade
MAS over had piled up SIX -uns. 'Rea
Ehret pitched great game, allowing
but six hits two of which were OF the
scratch order. Smiths work at short was
the feature. Attendance, 3UoO.
Score. IL. IL. l..
Boston .........0 90 00-2 q
Batteries: Ehret and Vaughan; Nichols
and Ryan. -.-,r,r.-o.,,....
CLEVELAND. g.. Nay 4.-Childs' bat
ting and sacrifice hitting were the fea-
lures of to-days game between Cleveland
and Washington. Sharp fielding kept
Cleveland from adding more runs in the
seventh and clShth. Two thousand .leo-
pie saw the game.
Cleveland ...134OO02 ks Il 2
Washington y 100 O02 o. . 3
Batteries: Wilson and O'Connor; Boyd
and Mctiu.rc.
NEW YORK. l.: LOUISVILLE. :.
Louisville, May 1.-The tailenders
met today and New York won. Ciausen
was Knocked ont of the box in the third
inning Louisville felded miserably. and
could not hit Meekin to advantage.
ORrien's right forehnger was broken by
a thrown bail in the eighth. Attendance.
600.
1.5 seoTfi ...oo4ooooOaFT T. II Il e 5
New York IL o o q AZ II !
Batteries: Clausen. Werner and Nc
Dermott: Meekin and Farrell.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-05
RoBERr,oN GErs FIvE YEARS.
The Officers of the Liberty Savings Bank
Decline an Examination.

BEDFORD CITY, VA, May 4.-SpeciaI.
The second trial OF ". G. 5. Robertson
for the murder Of Ike Roberts was con-
cluded in the County Court Saturday,
the verdict of the jury being five years
in the penitentiary. The first trial re-
suited in a verdict Of eighteen years.
A full history Of the case has been
published in The Times.
The grand jury. which has been investi-
eating the failure Of the Liberty Savings
Bank. appointed an expert TO examine the
books Of the bank and adjourned. The
officers declined 10 deliver the books and
the jury was called together again to get
legal advice.
They adjourned until Tuesday next
without action.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-05
LUNENBURG COUNTY.
4 Negro Thought to be Seriously Wounded
j. at Work

LUNENBURG c. H., VA, May A.
Specialist negro festival near here
on Saturday night Thomas Gale abused
and then shot Jospeh White with a re-
yolver. Joseph was considered seriously
wounded, but H. at present able 20 work
Gale was brought here to-day ana lodged
I'm the county jail 10 await his trial by the
County Court.
An investigation In the case Of Rena and
Rosa Barnes will be made before a magis-
trate's court on Thursday I'm order that
the CommOnwealth's Attorney may give
the matter his personal attention Rena
Barnes. since her confinement I'm Lunen-
burg Jail. has become the mother of a
male child.
Mrs. Neblett. wife OF Commemorative
Attorney Neblett. is much improved.
though not well enough 10 allow Mr. Neb-
lett TO return to his post of duty at
Farmvile.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-05
FfNOES .iRSON CfsES.
The Prisoners are Convicted for Various
Terms,

LENOIR. y. c.. May Especial. The
arson case against Wagners and Way
caster for burning w. +. Bryan's store,
dwelling, and barn July 9th. which was
so nicely worked up by Detective Perry
in March, was on trial four days Of
last week. TIE jury this morning rend-
cred a verdict Of guilty.
Judge Brown sentenced Marion Way
caster 10 twenty years as principal
James Council. who turned States evil
dence five years: Lloyd Wagner. Judson
Wagner. and Mack Wagner. who hired
Waycaster and Connell 10 burn the prop
crty to conceal a post-ohlce theft 10
ten years each. all at hard labor in the
pcnitentary.
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Iege battery. and Gordon. Withers, ana
UTlI the school. Neither team could do
ANYTHING at the bat, and Randolph Ma
cons runs were made by wild pitching.
assisted by loose fielding.
With the exception of Scott McCabe's
third baseman. who "ate up everything
coming his way the game was feature
loss. Jack" Frost. who umpred the
game. made some very poor decisions-
Nc('abc's second team Will meet Nc
Cures first team at West-End Park at
'Scorc hv innings. R.H T.
Randolph Macon - o = q =.
McCabes 49,. ~ . y y " VI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-05
The American Tobacco Company

WINSTON, Y. c. May Special
\ gentleman from Rensville tells me IL
is generally believed in that town that
the American Tobacco Company hhs
bought two brands of their plug cut.
II not the entire plant. of A. NJ. Motley
T5bacco Company The report is being
talked freely in Reidsyille, without 4
denial. W. W. Fuller. attorney for the
tobacco trust. was in Reidsville last week
comforting with 'sle Motley people This
is considered pretty good evidence that
a trade has been contaminated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-05
ROANOKE AND PORTSMOUTH.
The Truckers Walk Away with the Noun
taiueeTs

ROANOKE. VA. May Especial. Up
TO the eighth inning to-day's game be-
tween the Roanoke and Portsmouth
teams was close and interesting. The
features were "A phenomenal catch oil
fly TO right-hed fence by Mari
from Groves bat, with the bases
fun and two men out, retiring
the side on play that seemed TO
be good for three runs. Wugley cap
tured ball that appeared to be good
for two bases, when there was a man
on second and one on third ana two out.
Roanoke's errors were all at critical
points. and the locals could not bunch
their hits.
Two errors. two singles and a double
In the eighth. Melted them three runs
and settled the business.
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WASHINGTON, ID. C.. May 4.-Spc-
cial.-Senator Daniels biz removing the
political disabilities OF Colonel John 1ay-
lor Wood passed the Senate this morn
ing.
Colonel Wood was formerly a resident
OF Virginia, and served in both the Con-
federate army and navy. lie Is a grand
son o. Zachary Taylor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-05
.yo,K oUrPLAYs PETERsBUR0'
,..,,v Errors in the Eighth prevent
Shut-Out.

NoprOLK, VA, May 4.-spec'aI.'-t,
, fan ba gG0T park this afternoon and saw
Norfoik outplay Petersburg at every
pvt ISnrfolk was long odds the heavier al
,he hat. and went around the bases III
rooa s,yle. Pfanmiller was as sle"uy
es a clock. holding the visitors down 10
six base hits. But for costly errors III
The eighth inning. Petersburg would pos
sibly have been shut out.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-05

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. May 4.-spe-
Elections Committee No. decided
to-day In the North Carolina election
contests 20 seat Repre- autauye Snaw
and TO unseat Representative L0rkhart.
The latter seat is 90 be given 90 Mar-
tin. the pOpulist contestant.
There Is much regret at the decision in
Mr.. Lockharts ease. as Doe has become
one Of the most popular Democratic mem"
bers in the House.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-05

MEHERRIN. VA. May Especial
Louisa Crymes and Mary Taylor both
coloredD left here for New York on the
steamer Wyanoke Richard Crymes.
husband Of Louisa Crymes. received a
letter yesterday from his wife stating that
she had arrived in New York city safely
minus her money and clothes. but that
poor Mary Taylor went back into the ship
after her clothes and was drowned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-05
LYNCHBURG.

summary: Earned runs-Li!y,, n io' Wccenn'
richmond. /. Two-base nv Uor,c
VOLS. Three-base mis-fe" - smith.
runs-Kain. Little. S'o,en r.on- and Lit
Double plays-Dolan' M az, Ley ). OIL
tie. Bases 1,i u" nv pitched nals-schaDei.
S i,,I@t on,-By Kagey, 3; by Boyian' J.
Umpire. Kline.
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Rev. Ihomas ShinleN Call,d.

ROANOKE VA. May 4.-The First
Baptist church has called TO its pastorate
Rev. Thomas Shipley, OF Savannah. Ga.
Mr.. Shipley is thirty-three years OF age,
and is a graduate of Roanoke and Rich
mond Colleges. and the Theological Semi
nary Of Louisville. 1t is not known
whether he will accept.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-05
GENERAL Ire RETURNS NOME.
lie Has Not Yet signifed When lie Will
90 To luh

WASHINGTON, d. c.. May Especial
General Fitzhugh Lee has returned 10
LyHchburg. He had no conferences with
either the President or the Secretary OF
State after those of Saturday and will
return to Washington before sailing for
Cuba. The General has not yet minated
when he will leave for Havana.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-05
Sultan i'm Terror.

LONDON. May "A Constantinople
dispatch says thai the murder or the
Shah has 'hrown the Sultan into a state
of extreme terror.
Foreign kilograms are excluded ana the
local papers are forbidden to refer 10 the
subject.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-05

ASHEVILLE. n. c.. May Especial. 90
The entire Democratic municipal ticket
was elected here to-day by a small ma
jority A very full vote was poled
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-05
Turned the lailrs.

The baseball team from Randolph Ma
con College. AT Ashland, came down yes
To-day TO get even with McCabes nine,
who had given them such "a surprise just
eighteen days ago. They accomplished
their purpose. defeating McCabe's 10 the
tuna OF to !.
Robertson and Kelby composed the col
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Totals ............
ST. ALBANS.


st. Adams ............O1 OO2 O-3
Summary: Two-base hits-Shibley Pass
ed balls-Shibley, 2. Wild pitch-McGuire,
3 Bases on balls-On Mcclure. /: Off
Collier. g. Struck out--By McGuirc. 10;
by Collier, Z. Stolen bases-Mc Kim.
Cochran. Spain. q Umpire Groner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-05
Mr Thorn Drnw. III, Nnlnrr.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. May f.-speclal
Representative Thorp occupied his seat
I'm the House this morning T. is located
m 1.-THE Republican strip ou the pcmo-
cratic side Of the chamber. Mr- lhorp
also performed one OF the important
duties " congressional life. He drew
his salary. since the An of March. 1872
amounting. with mioage and stationary
allowances, % about $1,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-05
An Ex-Carolinian i'm the Box Mar shall
Hit o. the Arm.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, May A.
Special Virginia defeated st. Adams
school team this evening TO 3 Collier.
the exCarollnian.' pitched for ST. Adams.
and held the home team down 10 two
hits Marshall was hit on the arm in the
seventh and had 10 retire. Score:
VIRGINIA.
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The children. however and many other
persons remained. and the former, com
ing again 10 the railing. were invested
with the "scapula," and thus animated
with the very ancient order known ~
that of our Lady OF Mount carmel
which claims descent from some to'oW-
ers of ghe Prophet Elias. who were con.
verted by the apostles on the day OF
Pentecost. and established a monastery
on that mountain. 80,
During the month Of Nay services con
sIsting OF devotions 20 the hlrssed VIZ
Gin a short sermon by the pastor ara
henediction will take place on N'ah'Su"y
and Friday evenings
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-05
PETERSBURG.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Norfolk. ...........0 @ o . o 082 e.
Petersburg. ....... o 0 0 0 0 3 %
Summary: Earned runs-Norfolk
Two base hits-Langsford. Armstrong
Gilroy. Wentz. 2. Kelly. Stolen bases
Lang. 'crd. McFarlan. Armstrong. 2: Gil
roy, Redding Quinn. pOubic plays
Wentz and Turner, ru-nsr and NcntZ.
Ease on balis-k Kane, Z; III mmiu r. ..
TIT ~ pitched ball-LL iCs' )~l, Gilr>V.
S'ruct out-Kane 4: Tfanm" IT. Pass
ell belgium. !. Time Of game. two
hours. Umpire. Wood.
'Iitson hatted for Quinn in ninth in
ming.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-05

Mr. Charles W. Lemon. q student Oh
tho University College of Medicine, VINO
has been in for week with Vpho.a-
fsver at his room 40. 5N north iWeillh
street. was yesterday removed 10 -
xyeu Yesterday evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-05
THECIrTzEN sOLDiERr.
A Splendid Sermon by Dr. Cooper AT th
First Baptist Church.

w Cunninohann' attended the First Bap-
tist churca on Sunday night, where they
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-05
Frederick>hur1 \OteS

FREDERICKSBURG, May Special.
Mr.. Waller Il. Tyler Of this city, has
sold his steam yacht Rex 10 Mr. c. q
Conn. OF Washington.
The Episcopal parish OF Tappahan-
mock has extended call to the Rev. Mr..
Semmes, of Warsaw.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-05
PowhatanTninstructed.

POWHATAN G. II. VA. May 4.-Spe-
cial.-At large meeting Of Democrats of
Powhatan Courthouse to-day j. c. Jor-
dan. Or. William NJ. Henning, John J..
Crowder. and John Bowman were chosen
as delegates to the state Convention.
While the delegates were uninstructed, it
is a silver delegation, and one which.
while small I'm number, Will make their
presence felt IN the convention
Dr.. Henning made a rousing speech in
advocacy Of the white metal.
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OIL OIL 0 ! l3 x--i
% OIL U o D O-3

Portsmouth ............
Roanoke ................ ~"
c,,.,,,.ry. Earned runs-Portsmouth. /.
,r,,,.. naqo hits-Niarr and Wrigley. Three
hasc hits-Hargrove Stolen bases-heii-
man Mcnamara, and T.. Tate. Double
nlavs- Holman to Hall 10 Magee; Han to
Mace. Heilman to Magee. Bases on
LaIis-off Mcnamara. 3. off Chesbro. j.
ult by pitched balls-Iiurk and White
hin. Struck out-by Mcnamara, :; by
Chcsbro. 6. Passed balls-Wiilams' 8.
,ci,nc Of game one hour and forty-fye
minutes. Umpire, Mr.. Garner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-05

DR.. W. H. Parker, who for the past
wear has been the surgeon in charge OF
the city ambulance. will open an Office at
2514 east Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-05
Games To-Day.

At Lynchburg:
Richmond ". Lynchhurg.
At Norfolk:
Petersburg VS.. Norfolk.
At Roanoke.
Portsmouth vs.. Roanoke.
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Standing OF the Clubs.
Games ,chc lulcd for To-Day

Washington at Cleveland.
Baltimore At Pittsburg
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Boston at Cincinnati.
New York at Louisville.
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Charlotte. Too.

SMITHVILLE. VA. May Especial
The Democratic primaries held Saturday
elected a solid delegation for silver The
party in mass-meeting to-day adopted
unanimously a resolution instructing the
delegates to the State Convention TO
vote for the free coinage or silver ana
the unit rule.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-05
GLOrCEsTER COUNTY.
For Free silver and Against the Unit huie'
Daniel and Jones Endorsed

GLOUCESTER c. H., VA" May =
The Democrats met in mass-mee'hs 10
day az Gloucester Courthouse Mt - H.
Seawen. chairman. ana II. c. Bland sec
Rotary. The following delegates We're
elected 10 the stanton Convention
Abingdon district. b. a. Rowe, j.. y
Tabb. j. A. TanafeIro. ana {. =. e =,
tan. Ware district, Marquis Jones !. ~
Benson. and j. II. seawell, Pe's~orth
district. j. y. stubbs. G.. \. Tinsley' ana
". G.. Aherron. -,.... .,.o
Resolutions were adopted favorins the
froe coinage of silver. and endorsing
senator John ". Daniel ana hon W. ~
rones and against ine unit RUE
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Games PLACED Sunday.
UNITERSITY fNDST. ILBfNS.

At Louisville: Cincinnati. .; Louisville, 3.
Al Chicago: Chicago. IL; ST. Louis. I.
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pulasliUncompromising

PULASKI. VA, May 4.-special.-The
Democratic Convention Of Pulaski county
met in the courthouse to-day WIN John
T. Loving chairman and Il. T.. SMITH sec
rotary. Resolutions were adopted declar-
in,, in favor Of f.re-silyer coinage and the
unit rule and endorsing the course OF
Senator Daniel. The delegates VIZ III
strncted ia vote for no man not in favor
of free silver.
The following delegates were chosen
each delegate with power to appoint MS
alternate:
Bell. and Charles 5. kirkwood.
Wassie District tt. c. Vaughan and W.
r. Morris.
Pulaski District-B. T.. Smith, William
NJ. Perkins. j. r. X. Bell, James Mac
Gill. and Robert Glenly.
Newborn District-D. 5. Pollock. VII
liam Painter, Harvey 5. Howard. and O..
l.. jordan.
John S. Draper, Jr.. was elected county
chairman
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Games Yesterday.

At Iynchburg:
Lynchburg. 9, Richmond. z.
At Norfolk:
Norfolk, I: Petersburg, 3.
At Roanoke:
Portsmouth, Z. Roanoke, 8.
Of the f'lullS