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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
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TWO CENTRALLY LOCATED BRICK
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SAMUEL p WADDTLL.
Clerk Of the County Court OF Henr1co
county. Va
4 copy-Teste:
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DOLL HosPITAL-DOLLs, TOYS AND
R1ic-a-B rsc repaired No FOG North
Fifth Street. over Mrs. Morriss Mil
ircry
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-09
STUDENTS TO
have BIG TIME:
Qualification at the College on
Next Monday
Night.

For the first time in i've years the peo-
pie of Richmond will have an opportu-
nifty of seeing a regular college jolliiica--
ton Tie boys, about fifty in all, are
constantly at work rehearsing. The jolli
fication is strictly a college affair and
no one has a part in the programme eN-
cept the students.
This affair gives the opportunity to the
student to set back at the bald-headed
and specialized professor. The boys have
been waiting these five years for their
chance and it has come.
It's a case of nobody gets mad but
old maids" The college chapel is to be
prepared for the occasion by the deco
rator Mr.. Copeland, who has been en-
gagged for the work. The chapel will
present a gay appearance after the dec
orator and boys finish their work of ar
ranging the flags and colors of the col
legc society ard fraternity about the
walls and stage.
The costumes of those who will take
part in the entertainment will be made
for the occasion.
The jollifcation, besides being given
for pleasure. will also be for the benefit
of athletics at the college.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-09
OLD ENGLAND
WON HANDICAP
Was the Favorite and Romped
Home an Easy
Winner.


NEW YORK May S.-Scratches prac-
ticaliy ruined the card at Morris Park
to-day The talent, however, had a profit
able afternoon, as four favoTitcs and
two second choices won. The feature
of the card was the Croton handicap at
six furIongs. Old England was favorite
and romped home an easy wiSfner. sum
mary:
First race-last six furionss Of the
Withers rlile-Chilton G. to and ouD
first. Neither One (25 to y second, khitai
(.1 to u third. Time. lilo.
Second race-The Harlem, selling. With
ers mile-Dr Riddle G. to y first. In
trusive g to y second, Moor Q3 to 81
third Time, Al 81.
Third race-two-year-olds last five fur
longs on the Eclipse course-Char!es Ell
wood q to y first, Heir Apparent 6 to
/, second, Rightful Is to 81 third. Time,
100
Fourth race-last four and a half fur
longs of the Eclipse course-Ala al
TO 81 first, Tioga go TO y second. Miss
Dorothy &c TO y third. Time, 30 II.
Fifth race-The Croton handicap. last
six furlongs of the Withers mile-I-d
England g to y first. The Muskeeter
l3 to - second Wllskey King a to u
third. Time, Id
Sixth race-handicap, the Wfthers mile
Water Color q to y first, Surmise 200
TO u second, Ethics "a to y third. Time,
1:41 IA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-09
TROUBLESOME DUMP FIRES.
The Fire Board and the Street Clean
ers Make Satisfactory Arrangement

At the meeting of the Council Health
Committee last night Mr.. John H.
Frischkorn, president OF the Board Of
Fire Commissioners, stated that the
board had decided. in answer to the COM
mittee's request to put out fires on city
dumps, to furnish two men. a reserve
wagon, horse and sufficient hose. pro-
vided the Health Department would fur
nish men from the STRENGTHENING force
to assist on the occasion OF fires on the
dumps.
This was agreed to, and the thanks Of
the committee were extended the board
for their cooperation in the matter.
The president of the Board of Health
reported he had received several written
complaints OF a nuisance existing at the
fertiliZing works on the Chesterfield side
of the river. operated by tina Virginia
Carolina Chemical Company. He said
the City Attorney had given 1t as his
opinion that the Council would have to
authorize steps to be taken IN .Als case,
and a resolution instructing the City At
torney to institute legal proceedings to
cause the nuisance to. be apdtcd was
recommended to the Council Cor adop-
ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-09
BAPTIST CONVEN-
TON,
Asheyil!e, N. c.. May 8-l5, 1902.

For the above occasion the Southern
Railway announces special rate OF ona
fare for the round-s-ip from an points ~
AshevilIe and return. Tickets to be on
sale May 6th to 18th. inclusive. with re-
t1.rn limit May 21st, except that by de-
20 sit Of tickets with joint agent at Ashe-
Vile on or before May 18TH and payment
of 20 cents an extension OF limit may be
obtained unit! June 20
This promises to be one of the largest
conventions in the history of this great
organization. Asheville. in the midst OF
the far-famed Land OF the Sky" offers
every attraction to the visitor, especially
at this season of the year.
In addition to the elegant through ser
vice operated from all points 10 Ashe-
Vile. a special convention train viii leave
Salisbury at us a. NJ. May Sth. arrtv-
ing at Asheville 1f:15 a. NJ. The through
trains from Washington. Richmond and
Norfolk connect with this special. Of
fering the most comfortable and expe-
dent trip.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-09
PAUL Leicester FORD
KILLED By BROTHER
Continued from First Page.)

running broad and running high Jumps.
He was the ali-around amateur cham
pion for half q dozen years He was so
passionately fond of athletics that he is
said to have neglected everything else
to devote the time TO running and jump
ing He married a daughter OF Robert
Graves, a wallpaper manufactures, but
they were divorced. He was q member
of the Lawyers Club.
WILL BE BURIED TOGETHER.
1t was decided tonight at a family
council that the two brothers should be
buried together The funeral will be held
Saturday morning from the residence. To
night the bodies We're laid out together
in adjoining upper rooms of the house.
Malcolm Ford leaves son of about I
years.
1t was said tonight at the apartment
house in which Malcolm lived that he
had talked frequently of late of being
in financial difficulties. and that things
were going wrong down town" he
was the editor of the New Centaur, q
monthly devoted TO the interests of the
autonile and published by the New Cen
taur Publishing Company. On Tuesday
the company failed and receiver was
appointed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-09
COLLEGE FIELD DAY.
A Very Interesting Programme tor the
Students.

A Very Interesting Programme tor the
Students.
Tho annual field day of the Richmond
Col1ree Athletic Association Will take
mace to-day on the college campus. me
exercises will begin this morning a.
o'clock, when the prize contests LOT ~
mis-, doubles and singles, are piaEeu. = ny nc
tb3t has ever occurred at the coilege.
There are many pretty and interesting
events, and the entries are unusually
large. ;.. oo,,,osad of
Dr. ". A. Harris (chairmanl, Dr. ". 5.
En,e,ee Parlte P Deans, Ro. Gillian.
Charles C. Bowe, y. Kyle MoIriSoh aiiu
Thomas v McCaul, have been i ar, I'll
for three weeks TO make the occasion SUE
cessfui in every manner VI
The officers Of the, day are; H ~. ".
Thraves, chief marshal; L; a: net. a,i
clerk of the course, and NJ. b. Bookel, an
nouncer. Miss Sadie JeiIIess IS III ,lIG ,:ciIIa
Johnson as her maids of honor.
The programme of the day is as folioWs:
Tennis. gymnasium drill. Throwing nass-
ball quarter-mile run hlgn klHn r, hurnn-
back race. high jump. shoe race; running
broad lump. putting shot. apple eating
contest. basketball. one-hundred yaro
dash, pole vault, three-legged race, hurole
race. one-mile run and consolation race
The prizes will. be delivered, by Miss
JefTress. the sponsor. There will be q re-
cess from AS to $3.50 for dinner
A erandstand for the day was. com,
pleted yesterday. The public are invited
to attend.
A lunch VIII be served at all hours at
the college white house, corner OF Park
Avenue and Lombardy Street. by, the
Frances Willard w c. T. U. IN the al
o'clock. an entertainment for children
will be given.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-09
UNIVERSITIES
PLAY A RUBBER
Virginia Defeats Washington and
Lee Another Game.
CLAIMS THE CHAMPIONSHIP
The Score Was Eleven to Three, and
the Most Of it Was Made in the
First Few lnnings-Long Bat
ting Did the Work.
CLAIMS THE CHAMPIONSHIP
Especial Dispatch to The Times,


CHARLoTTESVILLB VA, May s.
virgiria,s baseball team, which dis
banded after last Saturdays contest with
North Carolina. accommodated Wash
tngton and Lee with another game to-
day. the Lexington boys being dissatisfied
with the result OF the game played with
ago. Virginia found little trouble to-day
in making it two straight and capturins
a clear title to the championship Oh the
State intercollegiate Association. Ihe
acore was IL to 3.
Virginia cinched the game early In the
fight, five runs being scored in the thiid
inning on base on balls, three singles ana
two triples. Captain Carter added an
othea- in the fourth when he sent one
rolling over the left field, running back
for q; home run. Again in the seventh
there was something doing, with every
bag occupied, and Andrews made the
mistake OF putting one right over the
plate. Walker hit it on the nose and II
did not stop until it hit the right held
bank three runners scamperinS nome.
Hits by sonei>iile and Mason and Two
errors added two more In the ninth.
For Washington and Lee Boogher
opcned the second inning with two
base hit AND tailed on two outs. In the
third an error by Connect allowed Smith
TO score, aiqd Captain Crawford tailed in
the seventh after chances had been given
10 retire the side. Spencer opened the
fourth with q triple. but Carter struck
ont the next two DatSmen. In the nith
Andrews also led off with a three-baGg er.
but the next trwo were easy outs. Score:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-09
WCHARTER in
NORTH CAROLINA.
Agricultural and Mechanical Col
Iege Engineering Class in Field.
GRAND COUNCIL OF RED MEN
Trustees Appointed to Provide for an
Orphanage for the Children of De-
ceased Red Men-Republican
Convention Date Changed.
Especial Dispatch TO The Times. :,


RALEIGH, N. c., May s.-Two new
stock companies were chartered this
1cornins-the Clayton On. CO Manufac-
turing Company is launched with $4,000
capital. to general timber and saw
mill business. The Williamson On. C)
Ginning and Milling Company is char
tered with $4,000 capital, to do cotton
glnring and cotton seed oil mill business
Tne Newberne On. c. Industrial Cole
gate Institute, for the education OF the
colored race. was incorporated a. L. E.
Weeks being the principal incorporates.
The North Carolina Corporation Com
mission has issued a call for reports
showing the condition Of State. private
and savings banks in this State at the
close Of business April 50th.
ENGINEERING CLASS
The civil engineering class Of the Ag-
Ericultural and Mechanical College be-
gan this morning under the direction of
Professor Riddick, the survey CT rail-
road from Raleigh to Neuse, g. distance
OF fifteen miles. They live IN tents and
do their own cooking. and are out espe-
cia.ly for the practical experience of
such work.
The General Council of Red Men for the
hunting ground of North Carolina met
here to-day. ]. w. Kinsdale. Jr., deliv-
eied the address of welcome. and the re-
sronse was by Great Prophet w. S. Lid
dell, Of Charlotte.
RED MEMS ORPHANAGE.
The council decided to take steps to-
ward the establishment OF an orphanage
by the appointment of q board of five
trustees to solicit donations and receive
propositions from towns relative to its
location. The Great Council closes to-
morrow with a barbecue at the Fair
Grounds.
The Great Council tonight elected the
following officers for the next year:
Great Sachem, w. H. Lane, of Whining
man. of Washington; Great Junior Saga
more, A Bum. of Charlotte; Great
Prophet. H. E. King. OF Raleigh; Great
Chief Of Records. w. Ben. Goodwin. Eliza
beth City: Great Keeper of Wampum, T..
T. Whitcomb, of Elizabeth City; Repre-
sentative to Great Council of United
States, w. S. Liddell
Washington. n. c.. was selected as the
next place of meeting for the Great Coun-
ell.
Senator Pritchard has, as chairman of
the Republican State Executive Com
uittee, issued an announcement of
change Of date for the Republican State
Convention at Greensboro from August
2ist TO the 18th. The change was made
SO the convention will not conflict with
the meeting of the State Confederate
Veterans Association, which meets there
on the 21st
Diplomas We're awarded to twelve grad
yates at Shaw University for negoes to-
night. j. II. Johnson. president of the
Virginia Normal and Collegiate Institute
at Petersburg. was to deliver the annual
address, but was detained at home by
sickness. DR.. j. e. Dillinger, of Green's
boro. spoke in his stead, his subject being
THE outlook for the Race" There were
=
rolled at Shaw University during the past
year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-09
PRESIDENT LOREE HERE.
Head of the Baltimore and Ohio Road
in Richmond.
~ Associated press.N

fRv Associated Press.)
LEXINGTON, VA, May S:--President
Lcree, OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road, with other officials, on an inspec-
ton tour, arrived here this afternoon to
complete the inspection of this end of
the division and left for Richmond, Va.
No information could be obtained rela-
tive to the completion of the road south
ward to Salem.
President Loree and party arrived here
last hight in his private car. which was
sidetracked at the Union Depot. The par
ty remained in the car. They will so
to Washington to-day over the Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac Road.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-09
THINKS HE'LL HANG.
G. and Q. Janitor Arrested on Charge
of Criminal Assault.

Rufus Jackson, a colored jantor of the
Chesapeake and Ohio general offices, was
arrested yesterday afternoons, charged
with criminal assault upon Alberta Trib-
hey tcoloredl. The warrant was sworn
out by Albert Tribbey. the brother of the
girl. It was served by Officer E. ]. Brad
ley.
jackson thinks he is going to be hanged,
and was the worst scared negro last night
of this generation.
Robert Moore. John Baker and Alfred
Williams, all colored, were caught shoot
ing craps yesterday and were arrested by
officers OF the Second District.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-09

. Where They Play To-Day.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
The North Carolina League.
AT Observation-Disclosures, II; Greens
boro. 6.
At Newbern-Newbern. 5; Charlotte, /
AT Raleigh-Raleigh, 10: Durham, =.
American League Results.
Washington, S: Boston. /.
Philadelphia. G; Baltimore, 8.
ST. Louis, 5; Detroit, 0.
Chicago. 4; Cleveland, /.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-09
DEPUTY TATE RESIGNS.
Assistant to City Sergeant Smith Steps
Ont

Deputy City Sergeant w. 6. Tate has
resigned the position which he has held
for two years, and his resignation took
effect yesterday. The resignation is due
TO the fact that the deputy has q; chance
to better himself and viii do so, and is in
no way due, he says, to any reported
trouble with Sergeant Smith. These
rumors have been widespread for the last
few days
such rumors are without foundation"
he declared yesterday. IF EIr. Smith
should ever run for City Sergeant again I
should most certainly give him my full
support. Ny resignation took effect i'm
mediately, yesterday being my last day.
do not care to talk Of my future plans
right now"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-09
MEETING GRAND LODGE OF VIR-
GINA, !. Q. o. z.
Portsmouth, Va, May 1916.

Account above occasion the Norfolk and
Western Railway Will sell round-,rip
tickets from Richmond to Norfolk at
$3.50 Tickets Will be sold May II. u and
13 good for return passage until May IT.
1902. Three daily trains each way.
Quickest and "0niy-Ali-Rail-Lfne For
tickets and full information apply Rich
u1ond Transfer Company. 900 East Main
Street: ticket agent. Byrd-Streee Station:
John E. Wagner. city passenger and
ticket agent, SIS East Main Street.
c. III. BOSLEY,
District PASSENGER A gent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-09
DIRECTORY BOARD CHOSEN.
Prison Association Held an Adjourned
Session Last Night.

The Prison Association of Virginia
met last night and transacted important
business.
The following members of the Associa-
ton were chosen to constitute the Board
of Directors: Messrs. W. - ADDISON
Ichn z. Broaddus E. A Catlin, Charles
s Cooke Thomas Darracott, George B.
Davis. John S. Harwood Burnett Lewis,
Charles L. Lorraine. w Meade Clarke.
Milton Marcuse. Thomas PoindeNter,
Henry W. Rountree, Col. w. r. Cut
shaw, W. NJ. Woodward. John Il Bra nch,
James r. Gordon. S. l.. Kelley, e. V.
Meredith and S. T. Pulllam-
The other business before the body
consisted of making some minor changes
in the constitution and bylaws
The meeting last night was 4 continu-
a ton of a former session, when the busi-
ness of last night was not reached.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-09
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
Salem Female Academy, Winston Salem,
NC, May 1929, 1902.

For the above notable occasion the
Southern Railway will sell on May 2o-21
tickets to Winston-Salen1. n. c.. and re-
turn from all points at very low rate,
with return limit hIay Slst, except by
deposit OF tickets with joint agent at
Winston Salem on or before May 2Ist.
and on payment of 80 cents. an extension
not exceeding June 18th may be secured
The rate from Richmond to Winston
Salem and return will be s6.65. Double
daily limited trains in and out of Rich
mond via this route
A little ad. in The Times Wants brings
success and nothing succeeds like sue
cess" One cent a word.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-09

League baseball game Of the season mere
this afternoon, when Raieish .. ,.;,;sa
bo.s with Durham and beat the visiting
team ,,v a. score of 10 to 2 The Rale'Sh
team was just from Wilmington, where
they won the first three games OF 'he
season from that team
Raleigh cranlSs are wildly enthusiastic
over the splendid record being mace es
their team Barley Kahn is the captain
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-09
Cincinnati 2; Boston, o.
nv Associated Press !,

(By Associated Press)
CINCINNATI, OHIO, May Slain
etched superb ball to-day. allowing but
sIx hits. and those We're scattered.
Score: X. IL. T.
Cincinnati ......... 2oooooN-2 S 3
Ecston --.........-. 0 0 0 o Q o 90 )
Batteries: Hahn and Bergen: Pittinger
Gil and Brown.
Chicago, 10; New York, q.
CHICAGO, ILL. May s,-The Chicagos
found Sparks very easy to-day ana
batted him all over the field.
score: r. HE.
v,bicaco 2O2o22 x-l0 10 2
Batteries: w. Williams and king;
Sparks and Bowerrnan Time, 1:S5. I'M
pie. Emslia. Attendance, 1900
Brooklyn, a; Pittsburg, |.
TITTSBURG. PA, May S.-Brooklyn
won in the third inning. when two hits,
two bases on balls and two errors We're
made
Score: Il. IL. q.
Plt,sburg .......... ooooooolo1 .
ue-oaklyn ....... 0 90 30 0o-4 6 !
R.tteries: Philippi and o'Connor; kit
ron and lAhearn. Time. lao. Umpire.
G'Day. Attendance, $500.
ST. Louis, 2; Philadelphia |.
ST. LOUIS, MO-. May s.-st. Louis won
OFT to-day in the ninth inning from Phil
aae!phia by good stick work.
Score: h II. e.
ST. Louis. 100000
PHILADELPHIA .. 00100o0o--1 . {
Batteries: Yerkes and Nichols, Dusgle-
by and Jacklitsch. Time. 1:25. Umpire,
Eantiilon. Attendance. 200.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-09

Virginia .-... Q o ; . IL
washington and Lee. 0 / o 90 O. 3
Summary: First base on balls-oE
Carter. .Booghcr; off Andrews. Walker,
Ora craft, Carter. Two-base hits-BooSher
I.hs.ee-base lits-Walker t0, Iarbrousn
Spencer, Andrews. Home run-Carter-
Struck out-By Carter, Wysor. G). Camp
he'll to). Andrews, Breckenridge; by An
drews. Yarbrough (2). Moran CD, Carter
t2y. Somerville. Cracraft. Walker. Stolen
bases-Pollard. Crawford. Passed balls
Yarbrough 9 Umpires-Carroll (Vir-
pinia) and Mcneil washington and Leo
Time of game-Two hours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-09

Why run all over the city for FUR
nished house or fiat when you can get
just what you want by advertising in
The Sunday Times Wants? One cent
word
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-09
Brevities.

3 CHARLESTON. S. C.--The sixth annual
convention of the Southern Cotton Spin
sners'7 Associate was held at the st. John
Hotel this morning. Nearly all of the
papers and speeches We're technical or
severely practical, dealing with mules,
Jacks, round bales sacklngs, card rooms,
laps and Wrappers.