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THTJ outlook for a successlu] sea
:.oi of State lkaijue ball is most
prbmlsang: At ibe jjpnedule meet?
ing in Norioik on Thursday tne
magnates expressed tbemsclves
ns greatiy plcasod at tlie propects.
Tiose present were Slanagers Cunnlng
bam. Brady, Boyer. Ashcnbacik. Koster
and Harviy. besides Secretary Cardozo
and Menagcr Wclls.
The various parks are being put/tnio
Cohditiop. Broad-Street 1'ark will be uscd
here. and aurlng tho next two wecks tne
grounds. grandMawl and bleacherles will
b? put into ?line condition and made ready
for the opening.
The Richmond craJnks are ralllng Into
line. and a great nmounl of hall talk is
going around, and II is qulte probablc
that the sesson may prove prcfitable.
Manager Charlle Eoyer will have octive
?conlrol of :h-.- Richmond club. and will
make his hoaaxjuaiters in this city early
thif week. Tlie players "will begln 10 get
tpgetber nbout Wednosday. and there will
be an inllux of Syracuse hn.ll-players un?
der the management of Archer Irv.in.
who. after Managcr Wclls deciaea that
}ie could not devote his time to that team,
was placed in cbargc.
Tiv- Syracu ( < !ub wl'.l not come 10
ifUciimond, as has i>ecn annbunced, but
the plans havi been changedi and the
?tcam will go to Philadelphia, and on
Mondaj to Atlardic City 10 praeticc. Geo.
W"xigiey H'ft this morning to joir. the
111m.
COLl/EOE \*S. LBH1G11.
To-morrow, Easter Monday, and ogaln
?on Tuisda'-. th.- "Spid< rs." of Richmond
CoUcge. will t-ross batu with the Lcblgh
boys from South Bethlebem, Pcnnsylva
11!.'.
Quite n l"t of Interest
ol Lehlgh slnce the bl
last Tbariksgiving Day
flowricd her NcrUiern
a 1.
bo.vs
ite
Triniiv Collcg
nnd lost by a 1
of lho best ic
game pp'inisi
clcs tbe narne
ii,. .,? tootbaii
ng Day, in wh'uli V'rpi'iin.
ortiiern oppment. so that
i- expected to greel the
ppcarance here to-morrow.
rsday neiiich went up
,a ot Charlottesville. and
1 a h.'id-foiight game by
a. On Kri.-iay Lehlgh met
on the grounds of tbe latter
ore "f 4 10 ". Leblgb has one
inv in her history, nnd Ihe
to be one ot pccullar in
hard a
vill pt
d. r tht
ley, a
t'am t
the St!
Rlchi
nnl lliuh S-hoo
ed
1111
ginia with this
waa 10 to 4. whi
v, hits off tho
Tviv.o-'iiy battei
the. whole. tlie game 1
and hard-iought Th
teams au?:
Lohlgh?Potnerpy, :
o-T.m-ih :.!: LIlli y. ei
fleld: Alder. Ilrst-baj
rs," on their part, have been
'?? 'io:';;iu' tbe past week, anrt
1 tough Hght for Lebigh. Un
ful ebachlng ol George Wrlg
: :-.? .m has been deveioped?a
ip.ire favorably with any ln
Collt =.? defeatod (bc Eplsco
by a score of IS to G. ln
iy the University of Vir
t.am the resultlng score
ie the College b >ys made
game pltcber whom the
1 safely only f> limes. On'
lises to be qu
ers mnel o
the
y. thlrd-base: Waraer,
y, eateher: Barton, left
it-base: Parsc-n?=. short
(rbt-lleld; Hollingsworth,
ley, pitclur.
eg --Kert'oot. tblrd-base:
nlord. ii:>'t-i.a:'t: Staples,
ird and 'I'nrner. sccond
an3 Hai
en from llun
eler, Sheppard,
ST Al.H.VNS T1SAM
St. ASbans Bi I
iaiamond witl. a
were a little lal
bIiicc tliey won 1
Instltiite n wcel
..'. is. as UEiial, on the
isl ba.si ball ftearii. 'i'ney
in tfi ttbKr together; but
im Virginia Pblytochnic
ago, n>'\v Interest i< be
ii.-.r Lnkon in the developmenl of the tcam;
Xwo Richmond bbj"S are playlrig with St.
iAlbans this yi ar?Trttton. who Is captaln
of the tcam. and. Talley. rtght^Jielder.
"Bill" Keller, wiio for several years has
RT 'JERRVS.
Tlw I'iai'k tut-a-way, pr walkin^ !
coat v?i'h faiicv voi and slripea
trousers-rr-a brigtit scari?;uey gloves
?a cane?derb}' er silk ha1?patent
leatlier shoes?and there you are?
A? wcll-drcssed as Uie be?L
'liie walkipg ro.it has liadifs ups ]
ami downs, bu1 it's Oii lop hoav.
It's lii.'- uuiii. it will preyail; ;
Coal ..:ui vrsl n"orn 510.00 to .$20.00. m I
rruusers, ?3.50*d *S.ck?.
f ditt> Vests SI-50 to S6.00.*
Suppose jou v.anieti a ccnnplete j
]')icycle orColi oini'ii?snees, vest and j
all?wanled Uiem in a hurry. wonl.I
you reiiiembcrthat what you can't ?C\
elsewaere you always get here?
TOP COATS.
Our Ra^laYisand Ovcrsacks are pre
cist-lv riuht lor this weather.
piayed !c;t-!ie;a ar.i pitchea, nas lcrt scnooi
.,?,! hjj, ioes wealcencd thc team cotisider
ably but has been made up by thc re?
turn of Em'mett Tayior. of Memphls, who
is a wondcr at sliort-stop, and a lair
pltchcr. Walker and Daniel have devel
oped into uhorae-run hitters." and wii:
make tho Coliege ptlcbers tncy face this
BCasoh "so! them hablts on." These
piayers afe well-known in the State. anrt
the other members of thc team are mOstly
nr-w men. but ore roundinginto shape.
The foliowimr games have been scnea
nh-.l:
Bcllevuc High School at Radford, April
Hlb.
McCabe's School at Ralford, j-jaster
Monday. April 16th.
Roanoke Coliege a1 Salcm. April 2Utn.
Hampdcn-SIdney Coliege al Hampden
Sldney; Bellevuo at Bellevue. April 23d.
Virginia r >lyt< chnic lhstilute at BlacKS
burg. April 2Sth.
Kmory and lier.ry at Jtadford, April
30! h.
Danvllle Military Institute at Kndrord,
Mav 5th.
I'niv. rsity of Marylarid, May 9th.
Universlty of Virginia at Cnarlottes
villc.
Marlinsville .Military Acarfemy at Kaa
ford.
I,.-lii:;li, Vr. A.aml M. Collogo, ?>.
RAIJ3IGH. N. C. April 14.?behi^-h to
I day defealed th- Arri ultiira! and Me
j aha-nlcal Coliege baseball team by a score
of (i to J.
.1 implecules Winners.
Tiie Jlmplecutes defeated the Church
llill team al the Brbad-Street Park yes
ierday aftcrnonn by .the score of 22 to 1.
The "Jlmps" playcd a steady game and
batted well, while the Church Hill team
did just tlie r-verse. Thc score:
Score by inniiigs:
.!'?!??'. -ut'es .-lol 7 34 21 *-22
Church Hili .j ii 0 ii i. ii o o ?- 1
Su-mmary: Two-base hits?Bigbie, Jones.
Three-base hits?Bender. Base bn balls?
Off Bishop, 4: off Meades, s. Struck
out?Bv Blskop, 3; by Meades, G. Passed
balls?Jones, C. Ompires. iMessrs. White
and FtosL
-.. Ilaciiiii at Mcinpliis.
MEMPHIS, T!-;NN.. April 14.?Fl
and
was
? -. m .
! for which some of the fastest sprinters
| at tlie track were carded to go. The Ten
nessee (Derby. at a mile and an edghth,
will be run on Monday.' Elght hor'ses are
carded to st.iri. Besults:
First ra ????.--ix furlongs?Clara Yyooley
?-, to 1) llrst Ga.lHr.vay (6 tb 1 an.l 2 to.
I 1) second, Castlne (3 to 1) thlrd. Time,
I ld(! 1-4.
| Second race?half a miio, purse?Slnfan
i (.". to li firsl, Golden Harvest (3 to 1 and
even) second, Fanny Wood i!2 to 1) third.
Time, .-17 ::-).
Thlrd ra-? mile and a slxteenth, purse?
F. \V. Brbde fll to 5) llrst, Thrivc (.'! to 1
and -1 to 5) second, Conqueror (4 to 1) j
thlrd. Time, 1:-::'.
Fourth irace?seven furlongs, Terinessee
Brewflng Ci mpahy stakes?Triaditza (10 to
I 1) first The Prlde [10 to 1 arTa -1 to 1) sec
i on i. I'.. Ue of Memphls (5 to l.i third.
Flfth race?one mile. selllng?High Jinks
(even) first. Chopin (7 to 2 and l to 5) sec?
ond. Our X-'llio (1 to 1) third. Time. 1:43.
Sixlh race?six furlongs, sclling?Dr.
! "VValmsli-y (6 to 1) first; Maggie Davis (4 to
1 and .", to 2) second. Sidbow (20 to 1) third.
Time, 1:15 ,'!-4.
Oiimiiiltccs of AVhi'i-liiicii.
Following are the eommittoc appoint
: menls made to datc l>y Prosldeht Sams, <
! <if the League of Americah Whoelmen: i
Hiu-liway ImproVements?14. B. Fullerton, i
Rrooklyn. N. Y. Rights and Privilrgcs? j
l H. W. Kiiighl fchairman), Xcwark. N. -T-:^
! C. E. Miner, New York. N. Y.; W. M, ~
' Olonn. Tribune, Kan. Ru!e4 and Regu- i
lations?Alberi Mott (chairman)i Balti
i more. Md.: H. AV. Hayes. Boston, Mass
! Thomas Hare, PhilaHelphla, Pa. Mem- '
bershin^-W. A. Howell (ch ilrman"), Rbck
v!Ue. Conn.. F. C. Stills n. Battle Creek,
Miih.: C. W. Mears. Clevelahd, O. Trans
portalion?F. P. Van Valkenburg, Milwau
kc-<\ AVi--. Press?G. D. McCarthy (chair?
man). New York, N. Y.; Jbseph Estoclet,
Phil.-.'li li'hia. ]'!.: M. H. fsaac^ Clticin
nati O.: T- W. Post. Brooklyn; X. Y.:
A. P- Tillvcr. Dovcr, N. .1.: .1. A. McGuire,
Dehver. G0I.7 .1. Fllis. .lr.. Mllwaukee,
U'is. Touring^G. M.. S i'eil. Philadclphia,
Pa.
" MILITARY IN GOOD SHAPE
Nearly a Score of Cotn;?aiiies Now
Reatly f?>r Service.
Tlie Virginia mllitia is rapldly gcttirig
; itito shape. There are now ninetecn cbm
panies mustered in and rbStdy for duty
at a momcni'8 notlce. The last company !
i" be mustered in was the Peninsula j
Guards. of Hamnton. Applications have
been sent in by Danville. Xewport News 1
and Emporin; and it is thought that they I
will be granted.
DRANK LIQUID FIRE
Tot Prociired Carbolic Acid and
Oiank it.
The f,.ur-ycar-oid daughter of Mr.
West. ol No. 1S20 Carrington Street, j;e>i
hold of a botlle of carbolic acid and
drank some of the poison yesterday
afternoon. - , ,
The ambulanco was summoned; and,
aiter much hard work. Drs. Parker and
ilex succccded in saving tlic little one's
life.
'
New-sof tlie Uailroads.
President Stcvcns' oflices are now being
moved from tln- Mayo Buiiding to the
Paco Block. Thc new oflices are hand
somely furnished in oak and leathcr. A
masniliccnt rug is thiosvn on the highly
polislied rtoor. and! all the fuinishiiiKs
hnrmomze. Thc appointments iire modern
in every respert.
The Ohesapeakb and Ohio will run a
special eleeper for. the Yale baseball team
from atichmond- to Charlotiesviilc 10
nlght and from Charlottesville to
Washington Tuesday. , The team cuim-s
from l-\irtrcss Monroe.
V.'ill lie Douketol Monday.
AVASHINGTON, April 14.?The clerk of
the United States Supreme Court to-day
received a telcgram from the attorneys
of Governor laylor, stating that the
resord in tJie Kentucky Governorship case
hsi been forwardrd.^
Ihe court otticlalF expect the case to be
do:kctcd Monday, and it ls alfio probable
that a moUon -will then be made to ad?
vance the case on the docket for hearing.
CLUB
IS LIKELY TO
. ..BEARRESTED
Probable That Information Will Be
Lodged and VVarrants Issued,
on Charge of Hunting Oeer
Odt of Season.
There is eve'ry reason to believe that
the members of the Deep Hun Hunt Club,
jointly and peveraHy, will within a few
days be called upon to answer the charge
of havihg unlawfully. engaged in the
.s-port of decr-hunting, and with havlng
baggcd one doe during .the season'that
the laws of Virginia forbid such animals
being nrolested.
lt ?will be recalled by readers or The
Times that a short time ago there was a
lively ehase a'fter a lleet-footed doe, ex
tending through a portion of the county
?of lianover and takiag in the thriving
town of Ashland.
lt was also'related that (the quarry ran
through the main street of the aforesaid
town. -with the hounds in full cry behind
her, and that none of the inhaJ
knew of the occurrence.
iWAJS UNl^OUNDlvD.
This assertion, however, circumstances
sccm tn prove urifourided, since a few
days after the chasr- several gentlemen
of Ashland communieated with the Ameri?
can League of Sportsmen with a vlew of
havlng the hunters prosecuted for hunt?
ing out of season.'
lt is said that promihent lawye'rs have
been consulted on the subject by both
sides, and the opinion expressed tb.it
there Is no ground for action, biit that.
nevertheless. an attenipt will be made to
reach liie bffenders.
The facts in th.- case are these: The
Lakeslde iPark has beeh iccustomed for
years to maiitain a sori of menagerie,
ambrig the anhrials there being a num
ber ??: deer. At differenl times these lat
ter have escaped, and iri each Iristarice
they have been run down by hounds and
recaptured uninjurcd.
ucstlbn, who is
The doe in questlon, who is <!???.> cause
of the trouble, took i; Into her head to
wander. nnd the Lakeslde authorities,;folr
lowing their us-i;al methoos, promptly
borrowed tiie paek of hounds of the Deep
Run Hunt Club and gave ehase.
MET HER DE.Vi'll.
The urifprtunate doe, af;?-r her exhiln
rating spln through Ashland. took to the
siashos. for which lianover is famous,
and was there cnughl and killed by the
hounds before the riders. who were close
at hand, could save her life. The death
of the ariimal was much regrettcd by the
hunters, for they were not blbod-thirsty,
and simply desired to relurn "her to Lake?
slde, where sh'e mi.uht ag'ain enjoy life
in the green v'ales and beslde the silvery
lake of that beautlful spot.
iMr. P. A. K. Brine, secretary of tfte
Deep Run Hunt Club, said last ni-^ht that
while he h.i i heard that warrants would
probably be Issued. Tie had no positive
information as yet.
THE PUEVAItilXG MALADY
in Qiis country is dyspepsla. Probably
more t.han three-fourths of the people
suffor from it in some of Its many forms.
Many have dyspepsla and don't know it.
because they have the painiess kin.l. Such
are always hall sick and ascrioe their ail
?ment to any cause but the true one.
Where dyspepsla is kirown. or suspected,
Tyncr's Dyspepsla Remedy ought to be
uscd. lt is a wonderful medicine. very
pleasant to take, and not only correets
aigestion in a few minutes, but cures the
wbrst cases of dyspepsia. For sale by all
drug^ists.
For Iiifauts and CMldren.
!he Kind You Have Always Beughi
re oi C&^ZT^^^y.
Boars
Signature
When up-tbwn to-morrow don't fail to
call by tlie Unique Lunch Room. No.,
3411 Kast Main Street, for a first-elass.
lunch.
The Southern Bell Telephone and Tele
graph Company announces that tele
phonic communication can be had over
its lines with Lynehburg, Va.; Danville.
Va.; Roanoke, Va.: Wakekfleld. Va.; Ap
noriiattox, Va.; Farmvillc. Va.; Crewe.
Va.: Sa'.em, Va.: P.cdford City. Va.; Reids
vllle. N. C; Charlottc,' N. C.; Columbi.i,
s. c ;
For further particulars cnquire at the
Public Pay Stations and at Manager's
oflice, 1214 East Main Street.
Sm-TIIKRN BELL TELEPHONE AND
TELBGRAPH COMTAXY.
Bcars tho _ /? ] h3 Kind Yg'j W *fiS? BpUgJlt
Signature
The Unique Lunch Room. formerly of
No. 11 and 11 l-'J South Twelflh Street.
will open at their new place, No. 1111 Kast
Main Street. Monday, April 10th. Will
bo pleased to soe all their oid patrpns
and the public gener.tlly.
Bcars th8 _tf ^e Kip.d You Have Always BaugM
Sirrnatnro /l? \ y/V^^_A^
of
Don't fail to call at Uie Unique Lunch
Room, No. 1411 East JMain Street, to
morrow for a tirst-class lunch.
o ^u js "X" o sea. 2! -<&. .
Seari the /> ^'B ^ ^M HaW AhVajTS BoUgilt
dignature /^ _, S/yT/?
of
mm&fc
THE RKST PRISSCRIPTION
for cbills and l'ever is a bottle ot Grove's
Tasteless Chili Tomc. The t'ormula is
ptamiy nriuled on each i.ackage. lt is
simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless
form ond is compounded in correct pro
poriious. The reason irnitator.-- do not ad
v.Tt!;;e ilvo- formuia is bevause they know
you would not buy their medicine
if you knew Its Ingredlents. Grove*s
is the orJginal, and is- the on'y .-hill aotl
fever r?medv sohl ihrou-Thou' the entire
nialarial section of the U. S." No cure, no
pay Price iA?c, .
WHAT HARVARD
DID FOR VIRGINIA
Was Enough to Shut the Varsity Out.
Score, 7 to 0.
GOOD GAME AT LEXINGTON
Between Roanoke Coliege and the i
Cadcts?Episcbpal Uigh Scliool
Bofeats St. Jolm's
CollejLC
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA., April 14.?
Speci.il.?Harvard piayed thc tirs: game on
her Southern trip here this afterrioon;
defeating the University of Virginia 7 to
0. The lads from Cambridge put.up an al?
most pcrfect lielding game. Virginia, on
the other hand, piayed ih her worst form,
threo of the iniieldcrs making seven er
rors on thc casiest kind of chances. SU11
man represr-ntod the crimson in thc box,
and was steady throughout the contest.
He allowed only live hits. and sent seven
of the Southcrncrs to thc bencfi on strikes.
Walker again led in the batting, soeuring
two out of the live hits. Timherlake was
given a trial in right-iield, an-j made two
bcautiful catches. A large Wvd wit
nes?ed the contest. Thc grandstand and
blcachcries were hiled to overilowihg.
Virginia piay.s Yalc here on Monday, and
Princeton on Tuesday and Wednesday.
HARVARD.
Piayers: K- **?
Loughlin, c. f.1 -
Clark. J. D.. lb.2 0
R.id. c.1 "
Ciark. G. C, 3b." 2
Coolridgc. s. s.1 1
Wendeli, r. f.0 0
Jaynes, 1. f.0 0
Stiliman. p.1
Totals ." 10 27 10 2
Vir.GINIA.
Piayers: R- H. O. A. E.
Walker. 2b.
Stearns, s. s.
Summersgill, p.
D.)T\-ning, lb.
Xalle, c.
Rca, c. f.
Mallory. 2b.
Pinkerton. 1. f.
Timherlake, r. f..
Totals .?'???0 5 24 10 S
Score by innings:
Harvard .1 l 030.002??7
Virginia .o 0 0 o o 0 0 o O-o
Sumniary: First base on balls?Off Stili?
man, 4: off Summersgill, o. Sturck out?
By Stiliman, 7; by Summersgill; 5. Two
base hits?Loughlin. Walker, Rca. Sacri
' fice hits?Reid. Coolridge (2), Stiliman,
Summersgill. Stolen base?J. D. Clark.
Passed bails^Xalle, 3. Umpire?Shibley.
Roanoke Coliege nefcatcYl.
LRNINGTOX, VA., April 14?Special.?
Roanoke Coliege, of Salem, Va., and' the
Virginia Military Institute, crossed bats
to-day on the dlamond at Institute Parade
Grounds, and the result was u to fl in
favor of the.cadcts. Hard bal! was piayed
on both sides, but the visitors were out
classed by tiio soldier boys. Roanoke
piayed to "disadvantage on the sod, and
several errors ?were attributable to slip
ping. Bot'h scored one in the first and.
nothirig ln tho second, and' in .the third
Roanoke made six and Institute two.
This put thc cadcts on their mettle, and
they counlcd every inning escept thc
elghth. The game closcd by Swift. of
Institute. making arpretty drive to center
ficld, winning two runs in the ninth.
Tho featurcs for Institute were Swift's
fielding, Roller's and Montgomery's bat
ting, and the- ?pit'ehing of Hudgins and
Carneal. Roanoke's pltching was good,
and Hall, second base. caught two llners
which effected double plays. This ls the
third association game the Institute has
piayed this 'season, and she has gained
tho victory each time.
Score by innings:
R H E
Roanoke. .10OC00200?9 9 1
Institute .10 0 2 2 2 2 0 2-11 13 3
Batteries: Cace and Reisenger; Carneal,
Hudgins and Rollcr. Umpires, Robinson
and Andrews, of Washington and Lee
University.
Hitrli Scliool Wir.s.
ALKXANDR1A, A'A..'April 11?Special.
Episcopal High School baseball team
defeated St. John's Coilege team to-day
by a score of 35 to 10.
Yale'sGood Game.
XORFOLK. VA., April 14?Special.?In
an exhibition game at League Park this
afternoon. Boston defeated Yalobya scerj
of 7 to 0. The day was an idcal one for
ball playing. Boston piayed a slow,
Iazy gamo, while Yalc's playing was
charaoterized by snap. Yalc's thrce
errors in 'the seven th lost her thc game,
for up to that time she apparently had
Boston beaten. Chambers, a new comer,
who pitched for Boston, did not creaite
a favorablc impressibn. Guernzy, left
Held for irale, carried off the ho'nors of
the game by his thrce phenbmenal run
ning catches and a sensational stop of
a left drive. Sharp at first and' Quinby
at second, for Yalc. made a fast trip'e
play. Tiie attendance was about fifteen
hundrc-d.
The score:
Boston .20-0 013 10 *?7
Yale .0 0 12 0 3 0 0 0? G
Hits?Boston. ir.; Yalc, 10. Krrors?
Boston. 0; Yale, 3. Umpire, Armstrong,
of the Virginia League. Time of game,
two hours.
St. Albnns Gops Down.
EAST RADFORD, VA., April 14?Spe
eial.?St. Albans suffered' defeat at .the
bands of Belle-vuc High School this after?
noon by a score of 11 to 7. AlthoUgh
St. Albans outbatte-d their opponents, they
couid not bunch their hits. Thc features
of the game were the pitching of Captain
Tritton. for St. Albans. he only allowing
three hits and striking out thirteen -men.
The batting of Taylor. Daniel and Lawler,
for St. Albans. was cxceptionally fine.
The nll-round good team work of Belle?
vuo 'was especlally noticeablc, thereby
winning the game for them. Tlie sup?
port of Captain llardy behind the bat for
the vietors was gilt-edge.
St. Albans will play McCabe 'here Easler
Monday.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
^r.tcrestinji Facts About lliolimond's
Citizens and Other Matters.
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Vaughan are
still riuite sick with grip.
iMessrs. Robert F. Jones and James N.
Brown will spend Easter in Hanover.
Tho condition of General Edgar Allan
shows improvemeut.
Mr. Alfonso Gionnoti. of Williamsburg,
was in thc city yesterday.
'Mr. Creed Owen, of Crozet. Va.. is
spending a few days <wlth Mr. John E.
Trevillian.
Councilman Woody yesterday presented
President James Caskie with a beautiful
potted Easter-lily plunt.
IMisses 'Temple Chewuins and Clara
Chewning, of Kc-aver Dam, are in tne
city as the guests of Miss Mary Toone.
Messrs. Morris and Harry Dlamond.
clcrks at Xew Forri's Hptel. left for a
visit to Baltimore with tnelr parcnts.
Mrs. Brodnas, of Wilmington. N. C., is
the guest- of Mrs. PaweK, No. 3 East
Grace Street. -
Mr. and Jdrs. C. Frank Jenkins, of
Carthage, N. C, are In the city, visitlag
friends.
Mr. Peter McCurdy, adjutant of Pickett
Camp, C. V., is very sick at his home,
No. 2516 East Grace Street.
The exterior and interior of. No. 2
Truck Company's house is radiant in a
new coat of Easter paint, and aresents
an attractive appearance.
Several rosidents of ellnrico. just out
side of Eulton, cialm to have seen. a
ghost lurking in that vicinity.
Miss Ethel Burgess. who has been tak
ing a course in musicin this city during
the winter, will return to her home tn
Fluvanna to-morrow.
Mrs. A. S. Wood. or No. ::oo Smth Thtril
Street, who has been quite sick for some
time, is visiting. with her daugntor,
friends in Atlanta.
Miss E*thei "Wood Is spendiflg several
weeks with Mrs. Kanrtol;;:i Norrls. in
New York.
Mi.-s CaroHne Iloliaday.. who has been
spendlng the winter in Riehmori !. ivturns
to her country home, near ?'Gv.-.ithmcy,"
on Monday.
Mr. Edward C. Brameyer. of No. 0
South Belvidere Street. was thrown from
his hicvele Friday evenlng and quite pain
fuliy irijured. He is eonfined' to his
room.
The Masonic Home Auxiliary will meet
at the Temple on Tuesday morning at 11
o'clock, and every memOer is urg.it to at?
tend.
The Committee c:i Grounds and Build?
ings ot RIchmbrid College have let the
contract for palnting the main cdifice
and the DrofessoVs' residences and cot
tages to -Mr. R. L. peters. This is'an ex-\
lensivc improvement. and will give a
bright face to the premlses by May Day.
The Gesangverein will entertaln its
members at Sanger Ilailo on Monday
night. with the rijlrth-provpking farce,
in three scenes. entltled. "Pachter Feld
Kummel von Tippelskirchen;"
Messrs. E. J. HuncM-y. J. hn 1'
klns, and Robert G. Lucas, of th
Department, are eonfined at the!
by sijkness;
Mrs. E. 1. Branon, of Brooktyn
who has been visiting re ; tiv
friends in the city several days, has re?
turned home acconxp in ed by her niece,
Mrs. Eugene Brauer.
Captaln Asa Rog"rs. of Petersburg.
was a visltor at the United States Intor
nal Revenue otfices yesterday.
The condition of Colonel James D.
Brady shows improvemc-nt.
Misscs Aliee and Jeannet'e Smilh. of
Mountain Falls, Frederlck county, Va.,
are here tp spend Easter with their cous
ins, MIsses Aliee a'nd Florence Holland.
No. 1100 Xorth Twenty-third Street.
Mr. Charles Levy, a former Rlchmonder.
who Is with tlie Third Artiljery, sta
tioned at Sah Franciseo. Cal., has se
cured an honorable dischtoge from the
army and will enter comriiercial life ln
that city.
The IndustrlaJ Ch'apter of Iioly Trinity
Church, will hold an Easter sale of use
ful and fanoy articles at No. 314 Ha'rrlson
Street, on Wednesday, April lS&h, from
12 M. to 7 P. M.
Roy Burnett, a whitc man. while ridlng
a bicycle down Main Street near Fif
teenth, was badly hurt by his wheel
striking a rork. Me was thrown vio
lently to the pavement. and his face was
badly brufsed. besldea being cut in two
places over the eye and in two places
on the nose. The ambulance was called
and Dr. Rex, after treatlng his Injuxies,
removed him to 'his home, No. l.'ii
Pleasant Street.
Yij'iriiiians in Xew York.
NEAV i'ORIC, A;;r;l 14,?Special.?Vlr
ginians in .-New York:
Richmond?G. Smith, Grai 1; E. C. Smith,
Imperiat; W. lt. Tennant, Wuldorf.
Virginia?A. B. Hay, EJroadway Central.
DR. CURRY'S DONATIOI
GivesHis BooTc, " Tlie South," to Rich
moiul Coili'gc?Other Xcws.
The incomo from the sale of tiie books,
'"The South" an.! "Wiiliaira Gladstorie,'.'
tho rights ol which have been trans
ferred to Richmond College. will he used
for scholarship funds. The income :it
present will support one student, and tho
prospect from the Increased sales is that
several students will be thus supported.
Mr. George B. West, of Newport News,
one of tlie trustees of Richmond College,
has founded nnother memorial scholar?
ship in the college In memory of his
foster-mother. giving for tho purpose
$1,000. 'Ihis is the third scholarship Mr.
.vest has given, besides his liberal gifts
to the new buildings. He has also recent?
ly given one of the rooms in the Memo?
rial Hall to be named in memory of his
deceased sister, Miss Elizabeth West.
The twenty-four memorial rooms in tiie
new dormitory hall will be marked with
handsome brorize tablets. Arrangements
have been made with J. .& R. l.amb. of
New York city, who are leadlng artlsts
in such work, to make these tablets. The
first one has arrived. and is on exhlbition
In the window of W. D. Moses & Co..
where it will r'emain several days. lt is
of handsome bronzo 0x12 inches, har.d
somely mounted on teak oak, maklng a
tablet l:t:dC. The tablet on exhlbition
is in memory of tlie late Harrlson
Osborn. of Loudoun county. The room
was given as a memorial by his wife,
Mrs. L. Jane Osborn.
NO STRIKE 0F PLUMBERS.
Cansiricircd as Pi'ciuattirc?Confcrcnce
Cbminittcc Not Appointed.
It is ha'rdly probable that the journey
men plumbers will -^o out on u strlke to
morrow, as was reported yesterday, as
their action would be rather preraature.
The increase in wages asked for by the
journeymen will not take effeet until June.
and tho coritractors have taken no defi
nlte action on the matter as yet. Several
days ago. at a meeting of th" eontr.o
tors, a committee was appointed to confer
with a committee from the journeymen
in regard to the matter. but the latter
refused to appbint a committee for such
a confbrence.
When seen yesterday a prominent con
tractor said that he had heard nothing
of any proposed strikc and did not credit
the report. He sr.id that such" action on
the part of the men would be very hasty.
A meeting of the contractbrs will be
held to-morrow to take fur'her action in
regard to the demands of the journeymen.
Tjyiielibui'g Democrats.
LYNCHBURG. VA., April li'J? Special.
A Democratic mass-meetlng will be held
here Tuesday ni?;ht f for tho purnose of
seleoting" delegates to the Norfoik Con?
vention. Lynchburg wiil be entltled to
eighl delegates, two from each of the
three wards and two at large. Resolu?
tions endorsing the Constitutioual Con?
vention will undoubtedly be adopted. "al
though there is much ooposition to the
proposed measure.
^ ^/^^-IC^O^^^CK^-1-'T-1/k
?<? Ptck a weli-fed man, ask him '?">
V? if he uses *r>
Grape-Nuts
k _. If
?S Uiii'UK: iujio " -
Ki
Good Food, U
% Food. m
^j Sturdy, Rosy Healtli ^
j^l comes from I ^
*-\* not from mecicines. . */!
^J. Grapa-Nuts food is soki by all 3>
*<r grocers, is ready cooked, pure. 'i^v
fc?j delicious and the highsst known ^
?JL form of human nourishmont. ?^
?? A\ada at the pure food factories *r>
^< of the postum Cereal Co.. Ltd.. at 5:^
*J Battle Creek, Mich. ^
Cancer, Esting Sores, Eczema, Rheumatisrn,
Itehing Humors.?Trial Bottle Free.
The following two pfctures show tho
wonderful offeiot of P.. B. B. in healins
itehing humors, pinjples, and eruptions.
k-aving tiie skin .smooth and the blood
pure and rich:
Julia E. Johusem. Staffbrd's I-ost-ofUco,
S. C. writes: "l had suffered thirteen
years with eczema. and was at tlnu-s con
tined to my bed. The Itehing was terrible.
Sax botties of Botantc Blood Bttiro r-ntire
tiie itehing stoooed, and
Six
ly cured me%. thi
sores are entirelj
After all else f
cures al! Blood an
doctors prescrlbc
sort, so if you ar
tonics. and dcoto:
bortle of ;;. B.
know that ; ou l
remedy that cure
tus
then
1 the
Do cuts or scratohes boal slowly? D-<?3
your skin Itch or burn? Have you Ptnv
plea ? i-Tuptions? Achlng Bones or Baek?
Eczoma? Old Sorcs? Boils? ScrofuU?
Rheumattaan? Poul Bre-ath? C-atarrh? Aro
you p.ile? Then your blood is Irnpure.
T<? cure. ptirify your blood at or.ce wifh
B. B. B. (Botanic Blood Balm). lt makes
the Blood Pure and Rtch. heaLs every
sore. and gives a clear, smootb, healtliy
skin.
DEEP-SEXTED CASES,
Mke ulcers, oancer. eating sores, pninful
swelUngs. B'ood Potema, ara quiekiy
cured by B. R B-. made especially for all
bbstinate Bioo<i and Skin Trouble* B. B.
B. ls differ-nt from other remedies. i>.
cause B. B. B. drains the Poteo* :
Humors out of the Blood and entlre >:
:. ::i. j.i the symp-toms cannot ret .
Grve II a trial. TfcorouigWy teerted (ot
ti.iri--- years. Sold at drugstores n.r. %t
per large bottle, rix large boBtles
trea/tmeot). ??."'? Oomtplote dlrectlona ?
each lx>tt!-. So sufferera may test ;:.
B. 1'... a trial bottle gtven aw?y aJ -
tnti ly free. Wrlte for it. Address ??:
call on BLOOD BALM COMPANY. N...
1<W Mitohell Street. Atlanta, Ga. Wi i ?
to-'l i.y. Describe troubie. and free medt
c-al advice given.
Olive & Dayton
BICYCLES
Equlpped With the Trebert Rear-hub
Coasier and Brake.
PITS ANY BICYCLS.
Good Second-Hand BICYCLES
on Hand. Mw ^Pa
Carge Sprockots Fitted to any WheeF.
Difficult Bicycle Repairing and Fine
Machtne Work. a Spectalty.
B, ft.BLESNEn, .phones, I8SS.
Between Braad an'd Marohall Streets.
Ekanch Store: 191S East Ma!n Street.
AUiTilnloifNAl iUii \
Fourth District Republican Conven
vention Was Remiss.
COLORED DELEGATE EULOGIZED
Ijiij'Kc Sales ol' Iainsc TobaccC ? A Sniall
Fire?A Uouiul ol" Gaicty Planncd :
for Eastcr Wccfc ? Sniulay
Scliool Cetebration.
PETER9BtTRG. VA.. A;
The faol ?<?'?,: the Reocl
tpon. D
;-.. nce itscii. .?
referred to Harri.
stand befo
feeble vol
A. \V. H
caused by a blazc at the n skl i ?
department res wnded, b it Its
rcsult- ?'..
SOCTAb AND REXJGIOB:
The week succeeding Easter
ushered in by a S'-rm.in M ?'? I ?'?'
Library Hall, giv( a by '.'::? V ?
man Club. Thi re will b
to attend this german.
Card parties will bi gin again n< ?
There v.-ill be one for ?-.? i d ?? ' >-'?? the
week.
Miss rTenrjetta Qulnby is the gues! ? ?'
the Miss.-s Friond, on Franklin Street.
.Miss Bena Harrison. of '-? - -?'?'-? is
visiting Miss Roper, on Markel Street.
Miss Harrisori will be ln Pct rsburg scv
rat weeks.
Miss Kellcy. of Fauqul c County, and
Miss Fiippo. of Bancaster County, are
sp?nding Easter with the MIsses Hartley.
Dr. and Mrs. Irvin Giipin, who have
bec-n vis'tiig Mrs. &.i$lz ?? ' ; - * M '
Plt-asants. returned home this va rrn.r.','.
Sl'NDAV SCHOOLS.
The mosithly meeting ot i ? ilethodlst
Sunday School Association wi _ ? held at
Market-Street Church to-morrow aftcr
noon at -1 o'cicck. Thi- promlses to he
one of the most Interesting and entertainf
ing meetlngs that has b<>en held under tno
auspices of this association. A splendld
pro^ramme will be rendered.
There will be special Easter music_ at
nearly all the churches to-morro-.v. S ?>
emn High Mass will be ceUbrated at ? St.
Josenh Catholic Church ,:t 10:30 o'clock
A. M.
k. !
WEDD1NG CARDS
A Xewspaper Man Abont to Make f.ife |
:i Grand Swri't Sonir.
XEYVCA3TEE. VA.. April U-Special.? j
Cards are out announcing the marriage j
on the 2th of Mr. Otey W. Eans, awner
andeditor of the Neweastie Rpcord. the.'
only paper printed in Cnilg county, to J
iMlss Spicierr Blxeas. daiighter of Rev.. I
P, S. E. Lixeas, of this place. AIr? ?
in, and
ASURPRISEiVIARRIAGE
A Kichi.i'iiid Trnveirins >lan Cacrfes
; i Is Snil by Ht.u-m.
liimteil !;y the !':
an, ot Virginia
Thomas i:. !'?
NO PAIN, TUIl-'I.lNG EXPEXSE.
A Simple, Ilnrinfess Kctrietfy lbr tbe
Cnreof Pilcs.
A person cor.trvo:t ?' ' ' pi
rheurruitism and : - ' '
disposing cause, but aa a ru ;?? le tn .
recial troubles app< u without appaj -nt
iprovooatkm.
There are m irej i ' ? ? ? ?"
menta whSch gtve mpcr ?.. reltel tnd
when these :' II th ; ' tl ?.? ? -"? af
ford the exp nse is ???? "? ag I ? take
. s irgicaJ . per ?. -
wa.
:.:.
cure, and that is che weU-fcw vn Pyrttmtd
PUe Cure.
ln long standing cosea tne PyransM has
proven to be tlie or.ly cure excfgpc a doix
gerpua and exoeedSngly pafafol surglcaJ
operatlon. and it.-? adVanCages over any
klnd of operatJon are roa.iy. os it is pola
:,-.-. cauaes no ir.terferer..:e with ctaiiy oc
cupation, and beiisg in tle form of a sTrp
posil ry. fcs always corwenlent ur.d rea?;y
for use,
Th* Pyrami-I Plle Cure ts ftn effeet.ve
combin-ation ?t soothtng ?.>iis ;ind antisejK.
tics udids. lt contatmt no obealrie not
nexyerdestrojlag aplate*. and unlike mi>-.t
p le s.ilves. contalns no bi-chu>ride .of mi>r
eury nor any polsonous, tr.jurtous dxug ot
any kir.d.
All druggiats s.ell the Pyramid P'.'.e Cure
at 5o centa for a compiete treatment of
the guppoaltortea.
A llttle book on eause and cure ot puM
will be niuiled fre? hy addresslag Pl'ru.
mid Drug Co., MsurstaU, irtoh.