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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14
4 DOUBLs LTNCHING.
Two Colored Girls Hanged Tor Poisoning a
White Family.

HUNTSVILLE. ALA. May l3.-The
corpses Of two negresses-Nclle Smith
and Mandy White-are dangling from a
live oak just on the outskirts Of the vii
lage Of JEFF.
They were hanged Tuesday night for
poisoning Joshua Kelly. well-known cit
izen. They confessed 10 Two attempts
on the lives Of the Kelly family. The
first atten,pt resulted in the death Of Mr..
Kelly. Sheriff l. Z. Powell has gone
10 the scene u cut down the bodies.
Nine weeks ago the first attempt ON the
lives Of the Kelly family Was made. The
family sickeucd SHORTY dit,i tdilng sup
per and joshua Kelly died tWenly-fOur
hours afteiNard. ON May lst the lam
ilv and tenants OF the deceased were poi
soned again in some mysterious manner.
There Were six whites and eight negroes
affected Messrs ID. r.. aud Lams0n KEEL
Is became critically ill, as did Mrs. L..
Kelly.
Oakley Woodward. clerk in n store. who
came near dying from the other poison
ing. and a Tennessee drummer. who spent
the night with them. were two Other
victims.
discriminating evidence was found Sat
urday at the Kelly home az Jer and "a
clew I'm the shape OF box OF poison led
90 the detection Of the negresses. The
premises were searched. and underneath
the kitchen was found a box Of poison.
on II was stamped the trademark Of ID.
T.. and j. o. Kelly. the grocefs no JEFF
The poison. which was rough on rats.
was placed In the biscuits, which an the
affected ate.
The lynching occurred 20 an early hour
yesterday morning and WAS participated
In by mob OF twenty or thirty neigh
bOTs.
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Collrt Cuttings.

Notlce OF motion for Judgment was fled
i'm the Circuit Court clerks Office By Peter
Paul VS.. W. c. Mcdowell for s5s06i
Judgment was confessed In the suit OF
A. saks & Company vs.. Stewart II. Ford.
for $ll493
William Holmes. a colored mail carrier,
who was charged with stealing several
sets OF harness. was tried In the Hastings
Court and acquitted
marriage license was issued 10 Ben
iamin w. Jones and Miss Florence Min
sing.
Judgments were entered In the Law
and Equity Court I'm the following cases;
p. IT. Gary's executor VS.. J. p. car
son. for t5.024.45
Augustine Royal & Co.. vs.. J. P. Car
son, for s2,5l22.
nv an action OF detinue Walter d.
Moses & Co. recovered a piano from Is
abel Eckles.
suits were instituted as follows
r. A. Trice. sheriff OF Goochiand. for
Strause Brothers. vs.. John 7. Anderson
for $500.
L. T. Christian VS.. Thomas r. Marshall
for Sl16 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14
At THE BAZ AR.
Miss Alma Moran Won the Contest for the
Swiug-Oiher Prizes.

Miss Alma Moran Won the Contest Tor the
swiug-Olher Prizes.
As the time draws near for the closing
of the Martha Washington Bazaar the
scenes become merrier and more ami
mated.
A large crowd was in attendance last
evening, and Miss Emms. the beautiful
and capable president was highly pleased
at the prospects OF a great financial sue
cess.
The contest for the handsome swing
was won by Miss Alma Moran, that fasci-
mating young lady receiving 254 l-2 votes.
All the other contests. except the one
for the silver torch, will close to-mor-
row night.
A handsome oil painting OF Bishop
Keane has been received and many
chances have been taken.
The tobacco and smoking booths, under
the charge Of the lovely Miss Higgins, are
doing a rushing business.
Messrs Wilson and Freeman Will sing
several OF their inimitable songs to-
night.
The young ladies' desire 10 thank an
those persons who have made donations
to the bazaar.
The Stuart Horse Guard attended the
bazaar last night in a body. Quite "A
large number OF the boys turned out
with Captain Euker in command. They
spent a very pleasant evening and took
many chances, both OF the purse and OK
the heart.
This afternoon the boys OF st. Joseph's
Orphan Asylum will attend the bazaar
and spend SIS that was sent them for the
purpose by Mr.. George Pope. OF Brook
Ign.
The excitement will be at white heat
tonight. for most OF the contests Will
close, and there are a number OF close
ones.
Mr. McDonough's tableau that was so
well received Wednesday night will pro-
badly be- repeated tonight I'm the rear OF
the Armory Hall. where temporary seem
cry will be arranged.
A large attendance IS expected tonight
and much rivalry will develop N the vot-
ing contests
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14

TRENTON. y. j.. May 13.-The respon-
sihlity for the error which has necessi-
tated the calling Of a special session VI
the Legislature has been located.
il falls upon Miss Margaret Williams, q
steaosrapher and typewriter IN one or
the State House offices. She wrote The
word provided" instead OF prohibited
I'm the proposed anti-gambling consiltu-
tiOnal amendment IN the bill providing
for a special election next September.
which the people were 10 vote on the
question.
The bin was prepared under the dlrec-
ton Of Frank Bergen. OF Elizabeth, q
lawyer identified with ant-race track
movements in New Jersey. Miss Williams
is much agitated over her mistake. which
OF course. was nothing else. She says she
Is not experienced IN stenographic work.
and as Mr. Bergen was ln great hurry.
the work was not compared with the
ORIGINAL. after it had been copied.
The special session Will entail no ex-
pense. as most Of the members Of the
Legislature and the officers OF both
houses receive annual salaries. Tho
method OF correction will be 10 recall the
bin from the Governor, and place 1t back
on second reading amendment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14
RESOLUTIONS OF REsPhCT,
BY the Old Dominion Guard 10 tho Memory
Of the Late Mr.. Stevens.

A committee OF the "Old Domlnion
Guards" Company D. First Virginia Reg
iment. consisting Of Captain G. A. Craw-
ford. Lieutenant George n. Wilson. and
Sergeant T. 3. Harrison. at the regular
meeting OF the company last night pass
ed the following resolutions relative TO
the sudden death Of Mr.. a. l.. Stevens:
Having heard OF the sad and sudden
death OF Mr.. A. l.. Stevens. who. though
not a member Of our command. was. new
ertheless. our comrade in rendering honor
the Confederate dead at the time OF
his death. desire 10 express our sympa-
thy TO his commend and 10 his family.
Therefore. be 1t resolved. That We
tender our sincere sympathy TO the Rich
mond Light Infantry Blues and 10 the
family of the deceased. for the loss they
have sustained in the death Of an honest
and earnest member OF the Richmond
Light Infantry Blues, and kind and in
dulgent husband. father and friend TO his
family.
Resolved That a copy OF the resolu.
lions be forwarded TO the Blues and TO
the family OF the deceased"
These resolutions will be forwarded 70
the Blues and to the family OF the late
Mr.. Stevens to-day.
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Wants $4,000 Damages.

An interesting suit will come up for
trial in the Law and Equity Court to-
day.
On June 10. 1896, Mr.. F. L. Twinlng, a
commercial traveller. was walking along
Franklin street in front OF the Imperial
Hotel. where he stumbled and fell over an
iron pile that extended about four inches
above the sidewalk
Mr.. Twining sustained injuries o his
left knee that will probably permanently
disable him and he was forced 10 give
up his lucrative position. He has fami-
". and in view Of all the circumstances he
entered suit against the city OF Rich
mond for 5000.
Mr.. John A. Lamb and Judge Edmund
Waddill are counsel for Mr. Twinlng.
while Mr.. C. V. Meredith will look after
the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14
improve one Of the best and most en-
joyable features OF tho game
NnTLa or THE GAME

improve one Of the best and most en-
joyable features OF tho game.
NOTES OF THE GAME.
Foreman Of 95 Petersburg. IL pitching
for the Indianapolis team.
Bierbauer has been released by st.
Louisf and Frank Houseman Is covering
second bag for Wonder Ahe's team.
Dolan. short stop OF Louisville has
laid OF 20 undergo treatment for sore arm
and Stafford OF the New York team has
been secured 20 play short stop.
Tannehlll Is pitching great ball for
tho Pittsburg Pirates
The King OF Diamonds. "a Baseball
Magnate"
Baltimore players have stolen 20 bases.
Pitcher Hallman has been released by
Reading
r. y. Leonard. native OF this city
will give an exhibition OF fancy bicycle
riding al Pinel Park tomorrow after
noon. lie Is the only trick rider in the
world who does tricks with drop handle
bars.
What a crowd two games at the park
tomorrow would draw. That IS a good
time TO play of the postponed game with
Paterson.
The Buffalo Baseball club consisting
Of Gchring catcher; Bernstein. pitcher.
O'Hara. short stop, OIIogan. first base:
TAYLOR. second base: r. Bannister. third
base. Braulten right field; Hannah. left
field; Daugherty. centre field. and Sulli-
van and Fitzpatrick substitutes. and
J. Taylor captain and manager 307 south
Fifth street. are open for all challenges.
only excepting Richmonds.
The above team has been I'm existence
quite number Of years and ras recent
~ been strengthened by a number OF
good players. They are open for Sunday
games especially
All communications addressed 10 the
manager VIII receive prompt atten-
ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14

Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi
rene and Other Matters.

Interesting Facts About hichmonds Citl-
zens and Other Matters.
Mr.. Gay L. Barker. has returned TO
the city after an extended and pleasant
trip to New York.
Mr.. George Hundley. the former Com
rTonwcalth's Attorney OF Mathews coun-
ty. visited the State Library yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Harrison Morriss
are in tho city on a visit OF several days
to the parents OF the groom at No. 'OS
west Grace street.
For several weeks the fre-alarm bells
have been striking the hour OF noon. but
beginning with yesterday the practice
was abandoned, only one tap being given
at that hour.
Miss Gussie Mcclure has recovered
from the nervous shock sustained In the
runaway accident Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Watkins Elerson was able to go TO
his Office yesterday.
Judge James Keith. OF the Supreme
Court OF Appeals. Mr.. w. w. Scott, the
State Librarian, Col. Morton Marye. thu
Auditor OF Public Accounts. and Mr.. c.
Lee Moore. the Deputy Auditor Will play
a match game OF whist tonight.
Miss Jennie Frank. popular young
lady OF Albany. New York. IA visiting Miss
Minnie Hessberg, No. AL east Franklin
street. Miss Frank has a number OF
friends and acquaintance who will be
pleased TO see her while visiting here.
The letter-boxes all over the city are
being altered. and fastened with an
automatic clip. which differs from the
present band In that II holds the box
absolutely irnmovable can only be re-
moved from the inside OF the box. and
will ensure the box being properly clear
ed.
The funeral OF Mrs. Caroline r. Klein
ingham. who died wednesday in Ashland.
will take place from Elba Station upon
the arrival OF the remains tomorrow
the arrival OF the remains this morning
at $50 o'clock.
Mrs. c. o. Baker. OF Wisconsin, who
delivered the lectures at the Y. NJ. c. A.
| hall this week. on tho High Physical
Culture for Women" Is the guest OF Mrs.
| Nowlin and Mrs Holton, at 81 north
Eleventh street. She is much pleased
at the interest taken In the city on the
| subject she presented.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14
rnE BEDFoRD CRY BANK CASE
on Cross Examination Berry Was Not
Positive In His Answers.

BEDFORD CITY. VA, May 13.-Spe-
cial.-In the Berry trial to-day the direct
examination Of r. d. Berry was con
cluded and his cross-examination com
menced. The first item taken up was the
S37, 900 which Berry claims was charged
TO Berry Brothers, and nothing received
for ii. During his direct examination ne
gave a list of the amounts turned in by
Berry Brothers I'm 1894 and 1885 to make
the S37 600. on REORGANIZATION he was
requested 10 read from the discount regis
ter a list of drafts which Berry Brothers
had discounted at the bank and received
credit for I'm 1892 and which corresponded
In amounts to the list he had produced on
direct examination.
He refused TO say whether the drafts
credited In 1892 were the same charged
in 1894 or not. At this point the witness
appeared somewhat excited, and would
give no positive answers 10 any Of the
questions asked him
The courtroom has been crowded all
during the cross-examination. which IS
expected to continue until Saturday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14
WANT 10 GO TO NASHVILLE
And to That End They VIII Give a Spleen
did Enter " Inmrnt.

ID. First Virginia Regiment. held a bust
ness meeting last night and discussed the
proposed trip TO the Nashville Exposition.
This popular company is anxious TO
represent the capital city OF the Old Do
miniOn at the Tennessee show. and IN
order 20 raise the necessary lucre with
which to defray the expenses OF those
who can 60 they propose 10 enlist the
assistance Of their friends.
To this end an entertainment will be
given. which will be participated In by
Richmond's most popular talent. and a
very sn all admission fee will be charged.
The full details will be given out tonight
when the special committee on entertain
ment makes It's report.
A very reasonable rate has been secured
on the railroad. and the soldier boys are
sangune OF success I'm enlisting the as
slstance OF their friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14
JOGIN RfSiNIS ~.
He Demands an Apology From Gen. Nc
Cook for the Uniform Episode.

YOUNGSTOWN. O.. May Blast nighl
it was learned that john A. Logan. Jr.,
has demanded from Gen. Alex. Med.
McCook and capt. j. j. alcCook an apol.
Ogy or retraction for statements alleged
TO have been made about Tie uniform
worn by young Logan at the coronation
Of the Gar
In a story. sent out from Washington,
IT was an ged that Logan wore a Colon
els uniform. and Cen McCook is accused
Of having given the information. Logan
has written Gen. McCOok asking for
retraction. lie says with reference TO
the matter:
Il went 10 Russia as a Captain on the
STAFF Of Gov Bushnell. and had perfect
right TO wear the uniform did. ] did not
care 10 wear knee brecches. and went 10
see Gen. Alexander Med. McCook, who
represented this country a the corona
ton. and stated my position. lie assured
me the uniform was AN right.
However. John j. McCook. OF New
York. tho Generals brother, who accom-
panied him 10 Russia, wore the uniform
or q Colonel Of the Sixth United States
Cavalry, when ne was nothing more than
a Lieutenant IN the late war and resign
ed his commission before the battle OF
Charlottesville. retiring with the brevet
OF Captain. l have branded the story
about me rs false and malicious. and
think Il was told 10 cover up something"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14
Tamman,', New Officers

NEW YORK. May l3.-The Society OF
Tammany. or the Columbian order. reid
its annual meeting in Tammany Hall last
J. Grant William Sohmer. George Nc
Clellan. Nathan Straus, Charles Weide.
Patrick Keenan,. John g.. Shcehan, J. Ser
geant Cram. George W Plunkitt. Henry
d. Hotchklss. John H. Patrick, William
Sulzer. and Augustus W Peters.
The Sachcms mel and elected Thomas
l. Feitner. Grand Sachem. and Charles
Welde. Father Of the Council. The other
officers chosen arc John 3. McGoldrick
Secretary: Peter J.. Meyer. Treasurer:
William H. Dobhs. Sycamore. and Daniel
NJ Donegan. Vyiskinkie Maurice +. Hol-
ohan was reelected Official scribe OF the
society.
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Bishop coadjutor. John p: Newton, who
was assisted by Rev. William Meaoe
Clarke. of Richmond: Rev. l.. x, Mason
of Grace church; Rev. Everard Mes','
the diocesan missionary. and Rev; IL. ~.
Goodwin. OF st. Johns church. VINO pr
nriesthood. The ordination ceremonies
we're brought to a close with the ce'eora-
ton OF the Holy Communion for the ont
ciatlng clergy. ~.
The other Episcopal ministers who were ,,
seated In the congregation were Kew; ). ~
ard Rev. ]. Wesley johnson. OF st. Phil
fps (coloredl Episcopal church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14
Ragghianti's Funeral.

The funeral Of Louis Ragghianti was
held from ST. Johns Episcopal church
yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Rev.
r. A. Goodwin. the rector, conducted the
services The interment was made In
lakewood cemetery.
The pall-bearers were r. Castelvecchi
a. Dammit. O. Guiedri. l.. Marchetti. G.
Carnicelli G. Ciucci. S. Poll c. Clan
motif. II. 7. Gersdorf.
There have been no new developments
as 10 the cause OF Ragghiantrs rash act
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14
Collision on Church Hill.

A serious collision was narrowly averted
at the corner OF Twenty-first and Broad
streets about $50 o'clock Wednesday
night.
A Clay-street car. going up Church Hill.
and q west-bound Traction car arrived
at this place about the same time. The
Clay-street car tried to pass and fhe
Traction car motorman made every ef-
fort TO stop. but both were only partially
successful. the fender OF the Broad-street
car striking the rear platform OF the
other with considerable force.
The fender was badly damaged. but no
one was hurt. The passenger. however.
were badly frightened.
Eye-witnesses say that the Clay-street
car did not stop before reaching the
crossing, and that II passed so far over
the linz that It's only safety was quick
trim. 49,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14
The Ar Exhibition.

The annual exhibition OF the Art Club
will DE held this season at No. $40 east
Franklin street. About 80 subjects VIII
be hung for view this season.
A catalogue will be given 10 each WIS.,
it0r.
on Monday the exhibition will be OPEN
ed for private view for the members
OF the club and on Tuesday the doors
WIFI be thrown open 10 the public. The
various committees are working hard TO
make the exhibition success.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14
Iowa Silver Men.

DIES MONIES. IOWA. MAY l5.-There
was a perfect fusion OF the silver forces
Democrats, Populist. and Silver Republl-
can committees. June ID is chosen as
the date for holding three separate con-
yentions here TO nominate fun State
ticket
Nothing definite has been done regard
ing the disposition Of the ticket but the
Democrats will probably have the Gov
ernor and the Railroad Commissions. or
SUPERINTENDENT OF Public Instruction. and
the Silver Republicans the place that Is
left. There is considerable talk OF ex-
Governor Boies as candidate Tor Gov
ernOr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14

Mr.. Collins Found II About 10 be Devoted
to Science In u Medical College.


to Science In u Medical College.
ST. LOUIS. MO, May 13-With his head
bowed in grief Thomas Collins. Esq. land
ed proprietor and prominent lawyer Of
Hamilton. Ontario. left ST. Louis this
morning for his home. in the baggage
car Of the same train was the body Of his
only son. Daniel Mr.. Collins arrived in
81. Louis late on Monday. and yesterday
he found the body Of his boy in a picking
vat a the Marion Sims Medical College,
where 1t was being preserved for dlssec-
ton.
The boy, disappointed IN love, left his
home a year ago. and came West seeking
employment i'm this city. He worked az
odd jobs until taken sick two months
ago. when he was removed 10 the city
Hospital from his lodging house. lie
died Of pneumonia on Easter Sunday. lie
concealed his identity at the hospital. and
his body was turned over 10 the medical
college The lodging house keeper learn
ing of the disposition Of the body notified
Mr. Collins.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14
Meeting Postponed.

The meeting Of the alumnae OF the
Woman's College was TO have been held
yesterday afternoon at $50 o'clock. the
inclement weather in the morning eause0
II TO be postponed until SATURDAY st'es
noon. when the meeting Will be held al
the College Chapel at the hour named.
Notices OF the postponement had been
sent out before the skies cleared. ana
after the rain had stopped falling Il Wa
too late TO recall them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14

RUENOs AYREs. ARGENTINE. (via
Galveston. Tex.) May l3.-Telegiams from
Rio Janeiro Brazil. state that the fail
ures Of several big companies have been
announced. and that business is paralyz-
ed
The government OF Brazil has been fore
ed by the crisis 10 increase her duties %,
one-tenth and to levy a heavier tax on
the postal and telegraph services. In
addition 5000 600 has been saved TO the
government by Judicious trimming or ma
tiOnal expenses.
The only recent good news In Brazil Is
that a rise in the price OF coffee is ex-
peCted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14
Jnterpretafion Of Shakespeare.

Mr. Pegram Dargan will present some
OF his interpretations OF Shakespeare for
the pleasure OF those who attend the
Young Peoples Social At Grace Street
Presbyterian church tonight. The selec-
lions will be carefully made. and the read
ing will doubtless be very profitable The
invitation is TO ali who may be interested
Music. recitations and other attractions
Will contribute TO the evenings enjoy
mont
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14

BEDFORD CITY. VA. May 1S.-Spe-
cial.-William Whitlock (colOred) a saloon
keeper. and quite popular I'm this vicinity.
while fooling with a double-action re-
volver this morning shot himself In the
forehead inhicting d dangerous but not
fatal wound
10 was az first reported that he had at
tempted suicide. but he denies all inten-
ton Of having shot himself purposely.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14
PHILLiEs AM Colonies.
A Great Game Was PLAYED, and the Former
Won In the Twelfth.

LOUISVILLE. KY. May 3.-The Phil
lies and Colonels played a great game to-
day. the former winning out in the
twelfth inning on three singles. and Billy
Nash being hit by a pitched ball, when
forced the winning run across the plate
Jimmy Stafford made his first appearance
In a Louisville uniform, and played good
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14

Cornell Outclassed aud Collier Does Great
Batting.

ITHACA. y. Y. May 3.-The UNIVERSE
" of Virginia outclassed Cornell to-day
on a muddy field.
The Vircinians won in the fifth when
Collier sent the leather over the club
house for a three Dagger BRINGING In two
runs and then scoring himself on Boles'
wild pitch. Score:
+. II. L.
Cornell .......101O1 - !
Virginia 90. zee. OO23O OK /
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14
Batted for Geier in twelfth inning.
nrrIcNrIr Il

IpAdlS ssssssss 10 - 90 10 7
Nobody out when winning run scored.
Summary: Philadelphia. j: Louisville. 1.
Base on balls-On Hill, !. Struck out-By
Hin. /: by Taylor. Z.
Score by innings: r. II. Z.
Louisville 40 5000 100000 -2 y 4
Phila... ......0 OF 00OO10 001-3 10 2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
4 GREAT GAME PLAYED By THE
PHiLLIKs AND COJONELs.
The Giants Fall Easy Victims to the Heus'
Boston Knocks Cleveland out
The Scorss.
Result Of Yesterday Games.

At DECENTRALIZATION. 4; Cleveland, l.
At Louisville-Philadelph 3; LOUIS
willie. :.
At acknowledgements. 7; New York.
3
At Pittsburg-Washingt I; Pittsburg
4.
Rain prevented the Chicago-Brooklyn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14

Washington ...O01o1 ! II IA 1
Summary: Earned runs-Pittsburg. 2:
Washington. 3 Base on balls-On Nc
James. 3. struck out-By killen. /. by
McJames &
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14

NEW YORK. May l3.-The Haydenville
Manufacturing Company. a Massachn-
sets corporation. manufacturing plumb
ers and steam filters supplies. assigned
to-day. The liabilities are si-oOoO; assets
$4,000. The company has'i,s factory at
Haydenville Mass.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14
No Atlantic Lrngne Game.

There were no games played by the At
lantic League clubs yesterday. rain pre-
venting all Of the contests scheduled
from taking place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14
Game Postponed.

CHICAGO. May 13-The Chicago
Brooklyn game was postponed on account
OF rain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14
Victim Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May iS-spe-
was postponed on account Of rain.