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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-15
NORTH ClRO1INA DAIRTMiN.
Opposition to limitations Of Their Product.
The Quarantine Laws.

SALISBURY. y. c.. May H.-Special.-
The North Carolina State Dairyman's As
ISOLATION met yesterday at the Rockwell
stock farm Of Mr.. l.. y. G. Hambley. Of
this county. Among those present were
Governor Elias Carr, Commissioner Of
Agriculture ). l.. Patterson. Prof Frank
l.. Emery, OF the State Experiment Sta
ton: Colonel Julian 5. Carr. Durham. y.
c.. president Of the association, Hon.
Theo. T.. Kluttz, attorney of the associa-
ton: Or. J.. ". Coleman, Captain W.
Murdoch Wiley, and others.
The Rockwell farm herd Of Jerseys. that
has the reputation of being the finest herd
in America, and the farm was inspected
and highly complimented by all. After
Il many-cOurse, sumptuOus dinner, served
by the host, the association got down 10
business.
IL was decided 10 ask the cooperation
of the press in securing better and more
stringent laws TO regulate the manufac-
tire. sale. and use of oleOmargariuc but
terine. and other adulteratod articles
which are being sold I'm the State 10 the
Getriment OF farmers and dairymcn, as
well as TO the injury of Consumers.
on presentation of correspondence be-
tween Governor Elias Carr and the Score
iary OF ASilchllule. lion. j. Sltrllng
Morton. in relation TO Texas fever, it Is
resolved that this association use it, best
cndeavors TO secure the exemption of
pure-breeded herds from this section sub
iect TO the quarantine law. whenever it
IS shown by certificate of a qualified
veterinarian that the animals offered for
shipment are at the time of shipment
free from the cattle tick (bosphilus
bOviO.
After the transaction Of this business.
the association adjourned.
Mr.. George Vanderbilt IS an active
member Of thie association
The association spent the night nc Rock
Vile farm. and returned home this morn
ing.
Look ont for the Rowan veterans, They
are going 10 Richmond in fun force TO the
reunion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-15
Enmnrfll I..ncnc snciahIe.

The Epworth League Society Of Trinity
Methodist church held a "sociable' in
the i.cturc-ro0m Of the church last night
and the occasion WAS one of much pleas
IRE. There was rHsic by guitar and
mandolin club. rccitauons By Misses julia
Bickers and Martha Davis. and anecdotes
by Mr.. G.. h. Richardson. all of which
was richly enjoyed Mr. Richardson g
Improvisation of the old-tIme darkcy
was excellent.
After the programme Of exercices was
completed the company was waited upon
by "a committee OF fair ladies and supplied
with an abundance ~ Rice refreshments
The lemonade was superb, having bec-
made By Mr. ". T.. Gary. whose ability
ia this line is widely known.
Mr.. J.. H. Bell, president OF the league,
presided with grace and dignity, and the
entertainment was gotten up by the
Literary and Lookout Committees, the
chairmen being respectively, Miss Ella
Waiford and Mir. T. Garland Gary.
The company enjoyed an hour of social
converse after the regular exercises, and
all enjoyed themselves very much, and
We're unanimous in their expressions OF
pleasure at the success of the occasion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-15

The Masonic Grand Lodge OF virginia
convened Yesterday go $50 A. N. at
Castle Hall. ll3 and ui north Third
street Grand Chancellor John Mitchell
Jr called the convention to order. and
resumed the usual realistic exercises.
The session was prosperous One. and
from the reports of tLe various commit
tees and delegates the order has had "a
heavy increase lu membership. aud the
financial showing was marvellous.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing term.
Editor John Mitchell. Jr. Grand ChHu-
cellor. W. W Mauns, Danv.ue. Nar
Grand Nice-Chanceuor. Casper toW| r,
Newport News Na Grand lulHto MiI-
liam NJ. Reido. of Portsmouth. Grand
Master of EXchequer, Dr. William Troy
of Portsmouth. Grand Keeper of Records
and Seal. Jesse Scruggs. Richmond. Grand
Master-at-Ams. William Ellis. Dr.. Grand
Inner Guard. T.. 3. Luton Norfolk VA,
Grand Outer Guard. Dr $. ID. DESMOND.
Grand Medical Director.
After the appointment of fhe several
committees the Grand Lodge adjourned to
meet at Suffolk. Va, the second Tuesday
ia May. 1884,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-15

If my souls life. dear heart, before thy
sight
mightst read.
SO vain. so hapless there, my sorry
Then would I fear to lose thy love in
deed.
But If. by love made plain, thou sawest
Alright
In words invisible 'twixt line and line,
What record there ! struggle 10 mdite'
My soul TO thee would seem a thing
divine.
When TO thine own my soul would open
wide
Her loves unfathomed deops, no words
viii come,
Tossed In upon my thoughts tumultuous
may but say: ~ love thee" or be
Yet In these three such subtle life doth
hide
That even as 1 write. they mean. 1
trOW.
Though thrice repeated while the hour
doth bdc,
\ thousand things they never meant
TN now.
New bohemian.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-15
GOLD OR FREE SILVER.
CONTINUED rom First fage'

20 take metal thirty times less 'aiuau'c
mn cold. and ondcayor 10 carry IT, inc
ehouldors OF the United States were pFoau
f,,t ,ot broad enough for such weight.
III Won viii restore to us the state
hanks -" said Mr.. Meredith we WIZ
insure a return OF prosperity. rake t"e
shacl<les OF OF trade, take the ahachi'S
on OF credit. That's all we want.
III has been represented that when
we saw we want the gold basis. that We
mean 60 only use gold. II sinpi! nr' ~.
that we want 90 measure our uo"S' ~
the gold standard. Like tlsl,n', t,r
will have paper money ana s,iNv. ..'.,a
change. No sensible man "Vu'" -
for moment that we wished 20 ol"y ua
gold as the currency daily useu III man
ing purchases. $40. ,.,e.r,r,rs
nv quotations from reliable au'nori.i,''
NJ Meredith proved that Mt. baiiey NHS
mistaken i'm many important paTucu,aia'
and that he had argued upon tlliis9
which DE- simply asserted 10 po ""''
without Offering any proof
lie cited. as a Clinchor lot ms
,.,lr, The case Of the Southern lAiiWay.
,-bicb he said. bad just gotten out OF
,bc hands of a receiver. some OF No
o,5itors doubtless. worked Tor the Io@u'
nj ar tbov should ask their employers
Mother thcv should vote FOR free SILVER
.ho,. would hc told IN unmisiaNapie
,rr,.s Of the disastrous effects Wilich
Mr. Meredith ceased speaking ahrot l.
o'clock amid loud applause anu VIC
meeting then adjourned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-15
cLOsE AND TXCITING CANE.
Only One Run Made and That in the
ninth

ROANOKE, VA. May H.-Special.-'
The closest and most exciting game Of
baseball eve witnessed here was played
between tn Mountainecrs and Tobacco
nists this afternoon.
The sole and winning run OF the game
was made in the ninth inning, when
Pickering opened with a hit 20 center, go
irg TO second on ii. Tate's error, adj
yancing To third on Wrigley's tumble OF
Leahy's grounder and scoring on Do
lan's long fly 10 left.
Chesbro had decidedly the best Of the
pitchers battle. In five innings from
the fourth TO eighth, inclusive. only
enc Lynchburger reached first base, and
Their on an error by Nhitehill. Several
times the locals seemed 10 have good
chance.
In the sixth. with Wrigley on third,
Grove on first. one man out and Pop
Tate at the bat. a run seemed certain,
but McGann's double play unassisted re-
tired the side. lie captured line ny
from Tate's bat. and caught Grove on his
way to second Three hits IN the ninth
we're also unavaillng
The score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-15
THE MrcK1ENnURG BURGLARS.
The People Divided on thc Money nues-
tion-Iimcly Thoughts.

BOYDTON. VA. May 14.-Special.-The
examining trial of the FIVE white men ne
fore Justice Duggen, continued from the
4th. and charged with robbing the depot
OF the Atlantic and Danvile railroad
and other houses in the neighborhood,
came of yesterday. large crowd had
gathered In the courthouse. with the OK
peotation that quite an interesting trial
would take place. but. TO their disap-
polntment, all five of the men waived
examination and We're committed 10 jail
TO await the action of the grand jury at
the next term of the County Court. None
OF the prisoners were represented By
counsel.
Three Of the prisoners are married men
and have large families, and they are in
destitute circums stances. The two negro
men who are also implicated IN the rob-
berry are still at large: they have evaded
the officers. but are said 10 De together
lurking around IN the woods near their
homes. one OF them is regarded as a
desperate character. and will probably
resist arrest to the death. but be VIII be
taken ii he can be found by Constable
Phillips. who Is a brave and determined
officer.
1t is hard 10 foretCll the action Of the
Democratic Convention. which Is 10 meet
here on Monday next. The sentiment OF
the people on the money qu-tion is great
ly divided, with majority / think, IN
favor OF sending free silver delegation
10 the Staunton Convention. j heard a
very intelligent and highly educated fen-
tleman. who has heretofore rather favor
Cd silver, say that since be had read
Mr.. Carlisles speech on tho financial
question he was afraid of silver. FOR.
said he. it might bring utter ruin TO the
debtor class. as the natural result OF the
passage Of such bin as the free coin
age OF silver would be hat the creditor
would say to the debtor you have helped
10 bring about this state OF things. now
You must pay me my money, the consc-
Quenoc would be that vast amount OF
properly would De forced into market.
ana then. he significantly asked. ana who
Is 10 buy a.? These are certainly sober
thoughts. and should be seriously con-
sidered.
Mr. NJ. A. Waller. a prominent mer-
chant OF this place. Is erecting new
stoze-hOuse on the corner of WASHINGTON
and Madison streets. The building rs
TWO stories. and is 2JxJO feet. and VIII be
quite a handsome building when COM
pieted.
Colcncl and Mrs. Thomas r. Goode and
their daughter Miss Kate, have just rc.
turned from months visit 10 New YCrK
city.
Mrs John s. Field IS lying critically
M at her home near this place. Mrs.
Field has been IN bad health for a long
time
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-15

a Council Nominated pledged to Oppose
Liquor License.

CREWE. VA. May H.-Speciai.-A
mass-mceting Of the citizens OF Crewe
was held In Nann's Hall tonight for the
purpose of nominating a ticket for tue
municipal election TO be held on the SIN
instant. y l.. Woody was elected chair-
man and Sterling Boisseau secretary. A
motion was made and carried that
Council opposed to the licensing OF liquor
be nominated.
The following gentlemen were hohli-
mated for Council: G.. V. Roblnette, j.. r.
Bingley, y. ". Noteworthy. c. h. WI
son. y. r. RohInotte. A. l.. Woody, W..
j. Sewers. c. L. Tench. and X. >. Be
VILE.
These gentlemen pledged themselves 10
oppose liquor license If elected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-15

The Union Council of Epworth Leagues
of Richmond and Manchester loh 900 iu-
teresting and welI-aftenlcd meeting u
the parlOr of the y. NJ. O.. A. last night.
at which business OF Importance 90 an
Leaguers was transacted.
The meeting was opened hy prayer. with
President Bauly in the chair Tho mate
Ter of attending the State Conference OF
Leagues 10 he held June 2Ith t0 2Ntl at
Lynchhurg Va was discus .el. and from
aii reports "a large delegation viii goo 10
the conference from Richmond. a CONE
mittee was appointed 90 mako 400 ne.es-
sary arrangements with railroads for
transportation.
The next union grand rally was decided
10 Dee held at WcstEnd church. Mani
chester Thursday night, May 18th, ut 5
O'Clock
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coL0yrLs DEfEIr QCiEERS
By a Big score-Loui'''iie'' h'fo''s''
c,,,,e pirates Zig score over Bostoh'

1or-rsvrJ.E. KY. May 14.-Louisyille
ortnlaved philadelphia to-day. lay 'ol
~ knocked out of the box in the eighth.
',bis was Louisyille's first erroilesS 5a'"e
this season Al'enpa''0s' i' R.H.E.
sS' c1reil .ooO1O352x - .
Pbilodelphia % 600 = q % J.
Batferies. Hull and Dexter, INKS, my
lor. Grady. and Clements
pITTSBURG, 20. BOSTON, I.
pfTTSBIRG. May ls.-Pittsburg TOOK
ON its heaviest batting streak OF inc std-
son to-day. and won from Boston e"suy'
Affer making ten runs OF DOlah, tue lal-
far ratired i'm the middle Of the hfth tn-
ming i'm favor OF Sullivan, VINO ialled 10
stop the fusilade. and whose wildness was
re.nousfble for over half the runs scored
in The seventh inning. Attendance no
pi 3t9IV ....82125o70x-2o y 3
Boston ........O OO1 DO / II
batteries: Knlen. Hastings, and Mer-
ritz. Dolan. Sullivan, and Berger
ST. LOUIS. .; WASHINGTON, ;.
ST Louis. MO, May 1.-THE browns
pulled out a victory IN the last lHulh6
today by good stick work. German was
hated freely. while in only one inning
could the WashiugtOns solve ltdit dehF-
erv. Won Der Ahc attached the gate re-
ceipts ON account OF the old fehile'JH
Park venture az Cincinnati Attendance
i's Sore. R.H.E.
81 Louis ......1 90 1000 - Is
Washington 30 l d ID % O-o
Batteries. Hart and Mctarlau1' Ger
man and McCauley.
CINCINNATI. -: BROOKLYN, >.
CINCINNATI, May li.-lrWins ana
Burke's errors in the ninth saved the
Brooklyns from shut-out Dryer Pitch
ed phenomenal ball with men ON bases.
Tho Reds took kindly 90 Kennedy
curves and battcd him M Will Miilcr.s
aud Hoyt's batting were the features
Attendance, so
Cincinnati ...1fOO13 4x-3 u 3
Brooklyn .....O % % O ID q % % - 10
Batteries: DWycr and roitz; Kennedy
ana BurreI
CLEVELAND. 30, NEW YORK, Z.
CLEVELAND. May li.-New YORK
started i'm like winners today and knock
ed Young out of the box. During the first
four innings Cleveland could 10 nothing
with Dad Ciarks delivery iI the fifth
the Cleveland butters commenced 10 get
their eyes on the ball and IN the seventh
inning Of the game lattcd out victory
The New Norlys could not hit Wallace
who took Young's place, safely. Attend
aucc. 1000.
score: Il. II. 7.
Cleveland 80 G O01 > 3 o 10 Il :
New York 10 d 1 % % / ! - .
Batteries: Young. Wallace, aud Tim
mer; Clark and Wilson.
CHICAGO. .; BALTIMORE, ..
CHICAGO. May l4.-The Colts and ORR
Olcs played a tcn-inning game to-day M
ter pretty exhibition on both sides. The
game was called on account q darkness.
and will be played Off tomorrow. Keefe's
decisions were bad. and the crowd was
again riotous. Rain interrupted the game
once, and had il kept up for a minute
LONGER It would have been Chicago's game.
Score: X. II. T.
Chicago ......2O 700 OOO1O-5 II ,
Baltimore 30 o o @ . o , o % 10 ,
Batteries: Parker and kittredge Pond
aud Clarke.
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OBITC hHi'


LENOIR. y c.. May l4.-spec'@5ii oI
George Nathaniel Folk, of Lenoir, a l,,.l
al Greensboro this morning. ,af,d ,s Sia,s
Two wears. lie was horn Ia isle Of I'm
Va. and came 90 Wautauga county ni ' ~,
he First North Carolina Cavalry, and pro-
moted 10 colonel OF the Sixty-niiE resi-
ment. and served his country ialllluils
After the war be came TO Lenolr' anu
M. INC lie had high pride OF his pro-
fession. and with grcat natural gifts ana
.hard study. he scarcely had a peer IN
North Carolina Ills body Will be brought
hcre FOR interment tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-15


At Roanoke:
Lynchburg vs.. Roanoke
The game between Petersburg and Rich
mond yesterday was played under the
most distressing circumstances. True,
the day was beautiful. the grounds i'm
excellent condition. and a happy crowd
present ready 10 welcome the boys home,
yet there was another small but inn
portant factor that caused much rumpus
and robbed the game OF half OF its salts
faction.
Z refer 10 Mr.. Corners. the now UNI
pro, who has been imported from the
city of Brothcrly Love better known as
Philadelphia on an well-regulatcd maps.
IN the great. far-0n future. Mr.. Corners
may some day bc able 10 assist another
good umpire in umpiring "a game; but, Oh,
We why must We suffer under the
tutelage until that time shall arrive?
Corners had pair of scissors in his
eyes. and two or three sunbcams. 20 say
nothing Of a far-away look. His decisions
ON balls and strikes was heartrending.
and I'm the fifth inning he MORALLY Of
Tended Stanhope. who became disguised
and retired from the grounds, Quinn TAX
ing his place.
StdnhOpc baby act IS somewhat nltl-
gated by the great cause Of aggravation.
Corners intends TO be honest and fair,
but he Is nervous. lacks firmness. and
appears TO be afraid of his own shadow.
WON BY STICK-WORK.
Both teams suffered from his decisions,
but Petersburg got a shade the worst OF
IL. The game was won by the Cham
pions hy their magnificent stick-work.
Kane proved an easy mark. and every
kind of hit. from a nice. trim single, 10
large and portly three-hagger, was
forthcoming with that frequency that
brought joy to the hearts Of the local
rooters. fitzpatrick was hit freely but
hc kept the hits scattered. and besides he
was given good support, the only I'M
excusable error being made by Berte, who
appeared 10 lack life in his work.
The visitors put up rather ragged
fielding game. and showed want of gem
cral teamwork.
The work Of the Champions was
great encouragement 10 the local adj
mircrs. They played in their old-time
STYLE. with that ginger and snap that
characterized them last season.
The score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-15

The State Guard. Company c, First
battalion Infantry. yesterday celebrated
ifs cightaeuth anniversary. The company
turned out in full dress, presenting "a me
appearance.
The feature Of the occasion was q tar
gct-practice which was closely contested.
The gold medal was won by Private Jonah
King. and the silver medal 10y srseaHI
W. ID. Williams.
After the target-practice the company
adjourned 20 It's armory, where refresh
ments were served and an appropriate
address delivered by Captain ". .
COWan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-15
YnE NoRTH CaROLTNi DOcrORs.
Held Their Closing Session and Inaugu.
rntcl Pc. iflrnf ON Z. AFnnntnfn In.

Held Their Closing Session and Innugu-
rated President on - Mountain Top.
WINSTON. y. c.. May H.-Spociai .-
The local entertainment committee gave
the members of the State Medical Convon-
ton an excursion to Pilot Mountain this
afternoon. The train left here al 1I5
and returned at 10 Tonight. The society
held its closing session and iuauguratod
its new president or top OF the mountain.
Before leaving the Pilot for home the
ladies of the Twin-Ciiy Hospital Assoc'a-
tion served "swch tea" ia honor of the
physicians.
During the sessions here the Medical
Examining Board examined seyeuty-scven
applicants for license TO practice medic
cine.
The names Of the successful applicants
viii be announced on Saturday.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-15

Prof. Charles l.. Cooke VIII Celebrate HIS
Semi-Geutennial.

ROANOKE. Va, May H'-Speci'''
The approaching commencement at Hol-
Inns win be OF unusual interest. because
Of the celebration of the semi-centennlal
Of The admission of Professor Charles j..
Cooke as superlntendent. The school
under Professor Cooke. has developed INTO
an institute of great influence ana ihe
aged superintendent sim enjoys vigorous
health. The finals will take place from
MAY Ast TO June 90. and among the
Sneakers viii be Rev. william J.. Eu-
wards. -. d.. of Petersburg: Professor
James 4. Quarles. of washington ana
Lee University. and Rev. c. \. stohiey'
ID. D., Of Washington
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TIDEUITER TE1MS.
Norfolk Wins Game From the BOYS
Across the River.

NORFOLK. VA. May H-Special'-
About twelve hundred people witnessed
a beautiful game OF ball at Portsmouth
this afternoon. when Norfolk was the
victor by a score OF to 3. Ii was any
body's game up to the seventh inning when
Turner went 20 the bat, made hrst stole
second and on ay to right went 10
third. The next man up went to hrsI
the next man was given his base ana
Rowerman made three-base hit which
brought them IN. Il was the ucklest
hit on record. and did the necessary
work NJ,
Both teams were in good form. The
came was decidedly snappy Ptanmlller
was. however. little Wild
The score was as follows:
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RALEIGH. y. C.. May lf.-Speclal-
The debt of the city of Raleigh is now
only S224.OuO. OF this $4,000 is due next
year. and there Is already In the sinking
fund $4,000 TO meet 1t.
Chairman Holton has been asked II he
would accept an associate Justlceship and
support Prtchard for chairman Of Repub-
lican committee. but II is said he de-
clined.
The Carolina Brownstone Company, at
Sanford. was bid In under judgment at a
public sale b. Raleigh gentleman for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-15

PETERSBURG. VA. May H. Special
In the County Court OF Prince George
to-day n0ile prOscgui was entered ~
the attorney for the Commonwealth IN
tho case Of George Stewart. and the
prisoner was discharged. Stewart Was
charged with breaking and entering the
barn OF william T. Smith and stealing
thcrefrom lot OF peanuts. There was
hung Jury IL this case at the last
court,
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sIIpJTR MINES.

Mr.. Herman Frasch. Of the STANDARD
OH Company. of Cleveland. writes the
Manufacturers Record that the exten-
sive development OF sulphur mines ln
Louisiana under the process recently
introduced FOR this work has been sue
ccssful and that an average output oil
g6O tons Of sulphur per day is now being
made: the quality being ~ 3-ie@ per cent.
,pure. This extensive sulphur property.
which was recently purchased 10y Mr..
Rockefeller and others, viii shortly be
incorporated.
Recent reports from Sicily showed that
the sulphur producers wcEe watching
with great interest these operations IN
Louisiana, anticipating the curtai'mcnt Of
exports OF Sicilian sulphur 10 America,
should The Louisiana developments lie
successful.