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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-26
na,i. Monument Designs.

The committee ON designs of the Jofer-
son Davis Monument Association VIII
meet ibis afternoon at 3 o'clock in tle
ham OF ile House of Delegates a. begin
the examination of the various designs
which have been sent in.
Hon. j.. Taylor Ellyson. chairman of thr
committee. said Yesterday that no uc~
dc-.-ns had been received Since the goth
instant. and there now seemed uo hhoIl-
hood Of amy more coming Iu. The COM
mitiee viii probably consume "a week in
the work of examination. lUf the result
wIl not Doe made known uutA june l0iA.
when The design committee wiu meet "a
committee tfom tle Grand Camp OK Con-
fedcIatc Veterans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-26
DIR. ROB'T LECKY DEAD.
THE WELL-KNOWNP HiSICIAy and
PHARNaCfsT PASSES AWAY.
Sketch of His Carcer-Uis Long Residence
I'm Richmond-sersices to the Con-
fcderate Navy.

DR.. Robert Lecky. one Of the best
known and most highly-respccted OF Rich
mond's physicians and druggists. died last
night at $3.50 O'Clock after brief illness,
at his home. no. ll9 east Leigh street.
HIS CAREER.
Robert Lecky was born April 9. 1893. on
the Kilnock estates. in County Carlow.
Ireland. and was the last member Of one
branch OF the Lecky family ia Ireland.
In 1850 DE came TO Richmond and entered
the drug business. in which De- has been
constantly engaged ever since During
the war nc took the medical course az
the old Virginia COLES. and throughout
the entire time OF Tho civil struggle was
medical puryeyor for tle Confederate
navy. under Or. SpotsWcod. with head
quarters in this ciiy.
In 1854 Dr. LocEy married Miss Mar
celia Jane Ralst0u. daughter OF the late
Peter W. Ralston. who survives him with
six children. Tney arc Mrs. 81. T.. Clark,
Robert Lecky. Jr.. William H.. J. Doug
las. Anna. and Mary Le.hy.
Dr. Lecky was prominent member oil
the Masonic fraternity. In 1863 be was
made "a Master Mason no Ashland, Va.
Hc was Past Grand High Priest % Man
chester Chapter. ANA ut tire time OF his
death was a member of Amity Lodge,
80. g. OF this city. For many years he
had been an earnest ana consistent men,
Der OF Or. Hoge's church.
4 GOOD MAN GONE.
In the death OF Or. LecSy Richmond
loses n good. high-minled and upright
citizen. and his family tender. loving
husband and Kind, inlugent father. OF
Robert Leclgy 80 may truly be said.
"Alark the perfect man and behold the
upright FOR the end OF that man Is
peace"
No arrangements have yet been made
for the funeral.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-26

BOLTON Died. Sunday. May oath. AZ
l.21 D. g.. at her residence, I'm this
civ SUE TALtAFfitHO BOLTON
wife OF Jackson Bolton. ESQ. and daueh-
ter OF the late Dr. Ii. j.. Tallatorro.
Funeral from 81 James Episcopal
church, corner Fifth and Marshall
streets. TUESDAY. May 2Gth. al r. ".
Friends OF The family are invited 20
att-ad.
CHEW Died. at Fredericksburg Va.
Miss ELLIE PATTON CHEW. daughter
Of the late John James Chew and sister
" MIS- Frank T. Forbes, whose death
occurred scarcely a week ago. Her
funeral took place from the residence
of her sister. Mrs L NJ. Crutchneid.
FRY Died, at RinkertoH, Va. GEORGE
W.. FRY; aged eighty years and one
day.
DOUGHTY Died Sunday. ar $40 =. NJ.
ETHEL. infant daughter Of T.. j. and
Irerc y. Doughty.
Funeral services from her parents resi-
deuce. 1901 west Broad street, Monday.
May 25th. al o'clock +. NJ.
HESS. Died. az Staunton. Va.
CHARLES VINCENT HESS. aged for
ty-hye years. one month and nineteen
days.
HUDSON. Died at Newport News. Va.
eight wears. lie leaves two sons and
hye daughters 20 mourn their loss.
uterment in Prince Edward county.
HUGHES Died. al Abingdon r. r.
HUGHES: aged hf,y-iive years the
lighly-cste, med eX-shcrn Of Washing
ton county
LECKY Entered into rest. $50 +. n,
May .5th. at hls home. ll9 east Leigh
street. Br ROBERT LECkH.
Funeral notice later.
nuNNlCK Died. az her home. near ut
clifton. Shenandoah county, Mrs. MARY
ANN MfNNfCh. reiiet Of the late Peter
Minnick aged eighty six years.
PATTERSON Died az Roaring Run
Va. Mrs ELIZABETH PATTERSON;
AGED sixty-siN years.
RTgEsTFR. Died. Sunday. May 81
1895. az 0.3D A. NJ ROBERT GORDON
infant ron a. Samuel ana Ada T.. Reyes
ter: aged nfteen months and fourteen
days.
Funeral Monday afternoon at $50
O'Clock
baltimore ana Washington papers
please COPY.
SIfLLENDER-D suddenly. ut Low
moor. Va. JAMES SUIIENDER of
Glen Wilton. lie was preparing 20 load
q car With t?nhIrk when he WAS run
over hy the engine and almost Instantly
k.ncd.
WYNNE. Died. near Comans Wen. Va.
A H. WYNNE, ighly-respected
citizen. and at one time chairman OF the
Board OF Supervisors OF the county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-26
st. Johns German Lutheran Church.

The members Of ST. Johns German
Lutheran church held their annual meet
ing on Sunday afternoon ia tho Sunday
school room of the edihce. corner Mar
shall and Eighth streets. a great deaf
OF routine business Was dispose o. Inc
report of Air. Carl Nippermann, tho tenn
pOiary financial secretary, showed that
owing 10 The prevailing hard times, the
finances of The church are only 10 fair
condition
At the annual meeting ia May. 1898, the
congregation had .5s members. During the
year seven Now members were received
while fourteen either resigned or were
stricken from tho roll. Tho present MEM
bership of 81, therefore. shows a. de-
crease of seven during the year. IL was
decided TO mako an earnest effort 10 IN
crease tho membership, and the council Of
The church decided TO send a. circular let
ter TO the members. asking them 20 sec
that the members Of their families join
the church as soon ass possible where
they have not already done so.
Whe following new msinbers OF tho
council were elected for two years:
AIessrs. Louis Behle. Charles Cornell
mann. Henry Kuchcmaun. A. Nollmann,
"A. Hartung ard j. a. Wittel Mr. IL.
Knackstedt was elected For twelve months
TO mn the uncxpircd term OF the late c.
C.. Thon. THE other five members hold
over until next May.
'rhe following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: SIR. II. -. Milcr
president. Louis Bchle. Vice president. 4.
Hartng. recording secretary; Carl Nip-
pcrmann. financial secretary; August
Pohlg. treasurer. Mr.. John +. Kohlcr
was elected trustee to succeed the late g..
@. Thon Messrs. ". j. Richter. Charles
T. Ioenier and Charles Pohlig were ape
pointed committee 10 audit the ac-
counts Of the church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-26
They Went 10 Portsmouth.

Tho Richmond delegation 10 the second
annual State convention of the Ancient
order Of libcru!ans, which assembled iii
Portsmouth yesterday, leit LOT .'oi i0 ON
Sluuay afternoon. The following IS list
OF the Delegates: W. Il. Reddy state
president. Mortimer Hogan. state treas
urer. James j Crelgan, county president
John j. Reilly. president Division No. -
John Iccfy. Vce-prosident; jas. l.. crazy
r,corlirr secretary. John L.. McDOnOugh,
financial secretary; VI. Carmody, treas
urcr. G. r.. Taylor president or DIVISION
so. .; James y. Disney. vice-president;
james n Fincgan. recording secretary
". S. Ahern, financial secretary; NJ. X.
Marvin. treasurer. Mr.. j. j. Murphy OF
Ncw York. accompanied the Richmond
dDlosatlOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-26
PICKERING'S LUCKY HIT
WAS THE CAUSE or EfCHMOND's
DEFEAT TLSTERDdY.
Five thousand People Saw One of the
Closest Contested Games of the Season.
The other Games.

JAKE Wells and Dis Hastlers were
brought down from their successful hight
yesterday afternoon by tho aggregation
OF BAN tosssrs from tho hm CITY, COM
wonlv called thc Tobacconists. iva the
presence OF about 5000 spectators. The
Champions siro,c hard and CALAMITY TO
win. bat holr Efforts were vain.
Iu spite OF tho fact chat our pets were
beaten. uo same was OF The closest and
most exciting character The only draw
back to tle Same was ,he continued and
fcu.coss McNas INDUCED ia by Sir
Smith. the roloubtable centre guardian
OF tae Iohaceouisis Unless something
is conc t0 p.t O. stop 90 tl.s sort 0i ln-
t-rfe..nee With Che game 80 will Doe only
matter ot time when thc patrons 0l
tae Ne-t-inl Iark wll become dis
eustcl ano Stay at home
THE GAME.
The features of the game were the
lome-run hii of Sanford over cculre-hed
fence. and tae circus catch of hains hish
foal hy hy Do.an. IJchmond played
against late. blt put up stn uphill
game. lu FACET 30 was anybody'a game
uutA tlc ast man was retired.
Until the fourth inning neither side was
able 10 score. liza Lynchburgs half Do-
lau. tao hrst man ~. made "a clean hit.
was sacrificed 90 third. and scored on
schllcrs long ny 20 risht ncld. scoring
The first ruu of the game. Ir tho nith
inning. Maarkcy presented Fear with bus
bese OLA balls. hut afterwards. in Use
minds Of o. majority o. the spectators,
threw him olt al hrst. However Mr.
I,ts Thought otherwise and let him hold
Dis base. which he did very gracefully
until llDlerlng drove the bail over centre
leld fence f1r "a homer. thus adding two
runs fo ltnchburs s. score, which they
should mon have ha4, as Fear would have
been The third maa out.
NOTHING BUT OUTS.
In the sixth Sanford and Groves walked
10 first ou balls before any were out.
Fender raartd out Il hard tWO-bagger.
scoring Sanford bat by foolish base
running Groves was cut of at the plate.
Zimmerman famed our. and Bcrte Tee
Ur.I Obj. side by "a long fly TO left field.
LsucA1uls was unable TO score in Der
h4li.
lu the seventh the Iustlors went out in
one. two. three order. In Lynchburs.
lllf after Two mon were out, Lcahy
got bis base OLA balls. and scored on DO
Ian long drive for three bases. Me
Gam took hia base ty being hit Boy a
pitched btI. hut could not go aAy FUR
Their. as S.habsl struck out. retiring the
ailc. This ended thc ruu-getuus for
Lyuclbur.. lu thc cishth. Tor Richmond.
Groves l.r out t0 McGanu. Fender hit
safely. VOLS followed with "a clean bit,
advancing Ponder 20 second. and little
Danny li0Hui made terrific drive 10
deep centre. scoring both Ponder and
3D.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-26

Tho Council Committee on Schools held
lis regular monthly meeting Do room 30.
he foliowing members present. Messfs.
y Brock Jr.. sub-chaIrman; Bloom
berg. Briggs, Burton, and Mounicostlc.
on motion OF Ar. Briggs bills on ac-
count OF the Mechanics Institute. amount
inc H. s25s n. were ordered 10 bee paid.
II was also decided 20 pay Mr.. Fritz
si,ferIing the contractor. who IS erecting
Inc new public school building On RAN
doluh street. the SUM or si,4O9. % on ac-
count.
After the transaction a good deal Of
routine business the committee adj
lnnIncl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-26

The Board ~ Aldermen Will hold "a call
cd meeting thls evening at O'Clock FOR
the purpose az taking action on the ordi-
nance which seeks Geo giyo the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company the franchise
of erecting steel yiaducts and new passen-
GER and freight dcpots in to lower part
OF the city. The Common Council, after
"a few hours debate. adopted The ord!-
nance last week lu the form 90 which IL
had come before that body. and it IS
e,pected that the Board ~ Aldermen
viii concur in the action OF the lower
branch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-26

W. c. Ellis. Who is q very important
witness in the case Of Meadola charged
with the murder az Maggie Driver. VIII
be held as a witness. lie deserted from
the United States army. was captured
ana sentenced 90 twelve months on Gov
crnors Island. New York. Governor
O'Ferrall sent a. telegram % Secretary
of War Lamont explaining that the man
WAS wanted here as "a witness. lcsfcr-
dav morning a reply came saying Ellis
would be- held until further orders.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-26
NcGln CnlhoIlc Union Outing.

Tho members Of the McGll Catholic
Union were in the country yesterday en-
loving their annual outing and field
sports. Between sixty and seyeuiy-nye
OF the yoHug men embarked on the trans
fer wagons. which left the rooms OF the
union. Smith and Marshall streets AZ $50
o.cor< for West View. Mr. Charles T..
BeNin's dlighuui summer place. The
ur0gfamWe OF athletic games was
lengthy one, aud offered several valuable
prizes to successful contestants.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-26

In the law ana Equity Court yesterday
a Judgment was rendered for ,2.2i3.1i for
the plalun in the suit o. Edward r.
Singer against W. T.. Tucker
in the case of l.. B Kahuveiicr against
the Cooke & Bernhcim Company. the
evidence was partly heard. and the case
then went over until to-day
Two cAanccy suits we're brought yes
terlay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-26

was relieved by Coons who did not allow
the visitors a single hit In the remainder
OF the game.
The fielding OF the Portsmouth team was
very fast, and their single error cost
nothing Brandt pitched nice game.
with the exception OF his wildness. The
locals succeeded in punching their hits on
him I'm only one inning.
Roanoke put in two new outfclders to-
day Keefer. who comes from Petersburg.
IN right and Bil. from Pottsylllo, Pa,
ia centre.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-26

A game OF basketball was played last
night before large crowd OF spectators
i'm the Rcsimental Atmory boy the teei-
mental team against the Easter Lilies.
the Junior team u fle Young Mems
Christian Association. The game. which
was quite exciting, was won hy the sol
der bows hy IL score Of 10 8 Captain
william Esslrston Crawford. OF tie Sc
nior team Of the association, acted as um-
miro.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-26

The Academy OF Medicine and Surgery
will hold their regular semi-wrekiy meet
ing at The s. ~. &. a. to.ni-ht at = go
o'clock The subject for discus lon VIII
be- Treatment az Eczema. leader Dg.
Jordan. There VIII also De- special dis
cussion on Bovine Tuberculosis On its
Relation 10 Public Health" The medical
profession al large. veterinary surgeons.
and dairymen OF the city are invited 10
attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-26

\ PITCHERS Battle. in which Norfolk Get
the Best of IL.

NORFOLK. VA. May 25.-5Decial.-
The Norfolk team returned home from an
unsuccessful tour Sunday. and celebrated
the event to-day by taking game from
the Farmers. Tie game was rather q
close one. and was a pitchers battle from
start 10 finish. Glroy did the twirling
for the locals. while Armstrong occupied
the box for PetersDurg. Both did good
work. only SIX hits being made OF the
former. and four of the latter. For
further information. consult tie append
cd -rOTet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-26

In the City Circuit Court yesterday
Judgment for s2,5.G was rendered for
tne plainun In the case Of r. J.. Chris
tian * co. against Mamie Il Worth.
A suit was Instituted In this tribunal
yesterday hy Joseph y. Meyers against
A. Chilos Williams and others for S34.7J.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-26

Summary: Earned runs Portsmouth o.
Roanoke .. TWo-hase hits-burse anu
Grove. Thrcc-baso hit5-Hargrove' Brandt
Feefer. and Chcsbro Home runs-hel-
man Stolen bases Han, Magee. Brandt.
Double plays-Heiiman 20 Magee' White
hin 20 Tate. Bases on Dal.s-on Branot'
z. on Co0ns. J. Struck out-by Coons. D.
Wild pitch-Bandt. Time OF game one
hour and q half Umpire, Cline.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-26

The regular monthly meeting OF the
C.,,rru rofnmifire ou Chains and Sala-
mos v,ss 10 have been held last evening
~ 7 O'Clock boo room 80. l. OF the civ
T.n Aiessrs. WaIer8teln. chairman, and
Reeve were the only members present
ana in the absence Of q quorum 10 busl-
ness could be transacted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-26

The ladies OF All Saints church will
hold on Wednesday evening. between the
hours OF q and IL. a strawberry fetc.
in the yard corner Grace and Madison
streets. Delightful ices and berries will
10 sold at moderate prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-26

The Council Committee Oh Accounts and
Printing met last evening 90 room No
II OF Tie city Hall and transacted the
usual amount OF routine business. such
as approving bills OF the various city de-
partments.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-26

Sunday night am unknown colorcd wo-
man died OF hcm0rrhase al the residence
Of Sir. Andrew Bryant in Falrmouut
pr Leftwich the county coroner WAS
notified. but dld not deem an inqutst
necessary. Tho remains were buried AT
the colored aimsh0use.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-26
nl.Lrlct Conrl In session..

The United States District Court was I'm
s.,.i 0u oniy fcw minutes Yesterday
rr ir..rn. sul., ifuciiea nt' pf,'tl ""H
rr..l,led whe Jury WAS called and con-
fuueI subject 90 the cali OF the court
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-26
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dies Place the deans Of Self Cure
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-26
Games Scheduled for To-Day.

Cleveland at New York.
st. Louis at Baltimore.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Pitsburg at Boston.
Louisville at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-26

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-26

pitcher Chcsbfo stops uot BaiIWitl His
Ankle and A. Df..II.t

Ankle and b. Disabled
ROANOKE, Va May Especial -
An accident tAat practically disabled Ches.
bro. and two errors by Wrlgiey that cost
four runs. lost to-days game for tho
HoaIokcs.
In tho FIRST inning hot bah from Roll
Inns hat struck caeshro on tho ankle. aud
though DO remained m me game until one
man was out, he was plainly IN no con-
alton " pitch. At his own request. he
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-26

Owing to the continued bad weather
the lawn party Of the Lakeside Wheel
Club has been postponed until early next
month
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-26
Sundays Games.
Standing of the Clubs.

Chicago. 4; Washington, 3.
Cincinnati. C.. Louisville. 0.
ST. Louis 8: BROOKLYN. D
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-26

Richmond. %, luchhurg q.
Portsmouth. s. Roanoke D.
Norfolk. e.. Petersburg, q.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-26

OWING 20 the continued bad weather.
the lawn party of the Lakeside Wheel
Crb has been postponed until early next
month Members and invited guests yin
Doc duly notified through the press and
mail
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-26
PETERSBURG.

Score 10y innings: X
Norfolk .................. O2O1 o o o O-3
Petersburg ............. 1OO1OOOOO -2
Summary: Earned runs Norfolk !; Pc
tcrshurg T. Two-base hits-Wcutz a.
Kelly. Armstrong I'a-os .i bana-o0
CIroy 4. of Armstrong. i. Hit rs
pitched hall-Ramp. Struck out-by Gi-
roy. D.. hy Armstrong, g. Stolen bases
Wentz. Ramp Left ON bases Norfolk
3. Petersburg. A. Double plays-lAugs-
ford Nentz and Armstrong; Duudon and
Breen. Time OF game one hour and forty
minutes. Umpire. Couuor.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1896-12-31

Topsy. the character taken by Miss
Edith Ries. was we'll carried out. and
the general VERDICT of the large attend
ance was that Miss Edith (colored }
makes an excellent "coon. Had
ther been prize for the most original
lady character, Miss Edith would,
without the shadow Of doubt, have
secured it.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1896-12-31

The Ashford Mining company has
been incorporated for $500, o0o. 10
work the King Solomon, hector,
Desert Queen, Kootenai and Magple
mines ia the Radsburg (Cal dlstrlct.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1896-12-31
PRICE: FIVE CENTS.

hall where an excellent supper had
been spread by the ladies of the East
ern Star. 1t covered two long tables
the entire length of the hall and even
then there were not seats enough to
accommodate all the guests. as third
table had to- be spread. The supper
was one of the finest ever prepared i'll
the city and reflected great credit
upon the ladies.
After the hearty appetites of the
large crowd had been appeased, which
was shortly after u O'Clock, the dane
ing floor was cleared and tripping the
light fantastic was commenced and
continued to late hour to @ cellent
music furnished by Westphal's orches >.
ira
Besides the Masons of this vicinity,
a number were present from outside
points, and all report having had an
excellent time which is the rule at
these annual Masonic reunions.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1896-12-31

Alex Berthoud, Philipsburg baesball

Alex Berthoud, Philipsburg baesball
PLAYER.
W. B. Latey, clown.
d. j. Byrne, clown.
Rube Beckwith. Just tell them that
you saw me. -
Win W. Scott. Philipsburg baseball
player.
Brandt Richards. clown.
Louis Dorsey, clown.
!. A. Ballard. Bowery swell.
A. A. Walkup, Chief Call-aRow.
Ben Goetz, Tom Payson.
Ed Brown, coon.
Alfie Milot, coon.
F. Henry Kroger. hayseen.
Arthur Durand. knight.
Will Fay, domino.
A. r. Mcdonald, soldier.
Will Loughrin, sawed off.
Loch Mcdonald, prince.
Henry Howell, clown.
George Walters. mephisto.
A. B. Ringeling, mask.
John Hickey, Daddy Carr.
Robert McDonel, George
Will Stark, prince.
Will Ryan. mask.
John Boyd, mask.
The judges were
Mrs. Charles Schoonover, Miss Mary
Smith. and 3. r. Parvin, M. Smith
and Mr.. Young.