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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-S/hTITllDAY. APRTL 9, 1898._ - -__^ I
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Victories for the People!!
I laseeit rif Ihn ik-N L'ives the iiicontrovortil.lo ovi?l?'nc?i of loaiiorrthip ir
\ -tini ereij <li'imitiupiit t>f t.i storeg ^^ hours ^^ ,,;is((,r
^^ -?i-?^-^^ can w 1)r?(.?at, tl... stiftty am
ami !ovtor-?ha?i-ov?'r-?Kiforo Seks priose.
Buy a Knox Hat and You've Settled the Hat Question
Bu> a Pair o? Bauart Shoes and You Have Settled the Shoe Question.
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Special in Hen's Clothing.
Suit voiir taste?but Black is th?; tlressitst thing tliat you can
W99t on Easter Sunday. Knowing tliat. we Innre smnged to says
you ?1)?* bsnsAI O? BOOM strong values that we have cornered in
Black Cheviot mil Clay Suits and Coat? and Vests. While wool
len prices are on the Wing-^HKMOrtng upwards?-we've made up the
goods thai our foresight told us to Imy before tlio Hilvane?* took
place. To turn them over to you as before constitutes the ripest,
most genuine bargsin thai cao be ofiered. That we _m pledged
to do. That we will do to-day.
I ,i Blank ? si??'
m .1 ? ni triinnu !. an,'
would do
suits th?it cao
! offered
$12.50
l.-i Blaeh ?'iKviot Back Boita, thai
\ in the world who knewi ear
thing SJ out w.avc worth Oil] Ml y.ni
'.. ip at $1">, wc -*-- *??- -*.
' off? r as
An Bast? r Bpedal nt..
\ lot of Bli k ciay Wears Cutaway
. . mu \'. -ts. .ut in the
style, lim i with excellent quality of
i n cloth, t'nting equal to custi m
and proi th In sr< ry *
wi j * .'" "
All Last, r Si', clal.
A lot of Link Clay Wears sinek
. k Suits, made in our own
work-rooms, m we know they are made
right sM as values run "*~
to-day nn worth ti"> as
An Kasu r Special
Men's Top Coats.
$5.00
An t: .-' ial At!
. i ilol a o-k Suits,
wool, an.' of a qualtt)' that all orer
a. old as
good i the*' ?
A n i ;_
loo ? .lor and
ali-v. >n jitit
snyl -kS\ a.1 i*et
th? h i . i tram, for oars
i da better mad?
il ?t..
$7.50
$!0.00
Separate Trousers.
In of Fine
Check and Stripe
teds and Che
viots, stylish lkht
an.I ?ink. cut h) I
man who has made
Trousers a stu.lv.
and th. v'li tit with
out a fault. Excep
tional values at 1*1.
The Easter
Price is.
$2.35
its of Cray Hairline Casshnere
Pants, neat pattern ; nd of moot posi
tive quality. Others quote <rh i !
.<:: as the worth. See what -J-lI .?--?I-T
Th- Baster Price is. V*,B* w%*
We WOUld
like tu MU you
a better or.s
than this M SD,
hui we cannot
rrfraln from
aylng just s
Word commen
datory of thai
line. The Cu
rert ?loth in
t h ? s ?J UM
Cal? Is as?
good :i* that
used by any
clothltiK man
jfacturer in
Am. i Il a lot
i,?s fu grado,
c o m p a i Ison
will prore that.
And as we're
only one stan
dard of niak
iiili. th.'y ar
ii im.ti?-?1 a ii ?1
i really
t h n
> on can tin.i
In the overage
?oat for which
from $3 to ? ">
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ mote ask. I.
Th.y a*-,. |n
1 h .- DO]
hade of tan. nr-- nil wool, with silk
sle.-vc linitiws. cut short and filli
t.a.-k Just what you want. A
derful garmenl for the
mom i
An Last.r Special.,
$6.50
Boys' Clothing.
Tli?'ambition to carry a little of everything thai has possessed the pin
aad needle stores baa led them to make4* much adoabont nothing'* in Boys'
chitlus. a.tiny counter.scarcely?covered,is the te^t from which theydis
course about their "matchleas stocks" of juvenile attire. Bat no mother in
Richmond is deceived. -And where quantity is so lackjng quality is scant siso.
We eater to the boys' trade to get it, And we do get it.
Our Best Efforts Are Directed to These
Offerings for Easter.
Short Pants Suits.
Lot of 1
color sod sll-wo >l,
and
Doubl? t
with double B? .. s and
all -' eurfly
? w.-.i. The i.
Suits are neStlj tiim
Bied s Il a braid Th? *
h lilts WOUM
50
I $2.48
Loi of 1 *- <'i..\i"i Bhort
Pants sa:; . v. th i ' n - lp<, making
Hut or ? 'ton
tli*-*.' || n t a Ihr. a I of
wool in th? in ; panti havi doub
sad i
3- to 1-year boys, and Double-H
ed Jackets for ttie boy? from 7 to 16
. ?t.- Rightfully, suit
that m-:'1,! tO
The i : . 1er prlci -
Novelty Suits.
Lot of Liu?- Cheviot Browal?
nos Ci.., :n-| all-wool, for wi
?lon't have anything else. The sailor
collar an?! \ si trlmsned with White
Soutache Braid, pearl buttons, You'd
hi v? to lay $t for these suit! any
When ' any other
time.
The Rest? r price 1?.
et of nine Berge Brownie Suits;
collar and vest trimmed with wide
..! White s. rge and Hod and
Cole silk Soutache Braid; White Pi arl
s and Red silk Sailor Bow. Bis? i
; lo B, These are son novel -
assure you ?in- BOl to be found
elseah? ie. if they wer?
th? ? '?I tie ?to.
. ist? r price Is ...
Young Men's
Long Pants Suits,
$4.75
Boys' Top Coats.
$2.98
Tan Covert Cloth
Ton CoStS, cut i-liort
and full hack. With
Welt-Stltched scams.
Italian linings. anil
deep i overt facings
They're as near lik.
man's coat m can be.
SI/. - 3 to v V line, K
Tic- Bester prl
$4.00
IG Suits in the im m.oi mi Ail-Wool
Bros n and Green i 'h. ? > ; i 'hi vlo . The:
are 4-Hutton ?'ut iwsy Sacks, with nar
row-leg pants; good linings, good
making, and good fabric valu
you s suit worth $'
Si
'ill. Raster -?rice._
Lot of Brown Novelty Mixed Chevloi
Single-Breasted s..k Long-Pants
Suits; coats are ||n ,1 v. i'l; ifouble
warp Italian cloth; button-holes are
M oi k. <l v. it ti silk : pan
fitting, it looks, ana, In
fact, i i en dollars' worth
Th.- Easter price Is.
Boys' Knee Pants.
BH PBll I Of All
Wool Blue, Brown,
and Gray Mixed
Cher lot Knee
Pants, mad? la ju
nior and regular
st ? I? to 15
yeara. Good value
at 78?
'?he Bester price i
$4.75
$7.50
$2.98
Lot of Light Tan Covert-Cloth Top
'oats, with pat? nt pocket!; double
stitched seams, and Italian llnti . -.
Cul short, with full hack. Slz?
'. i., n; car- Worth
The Easter price Is.
50c.
$6.00
2.VI pafars of Knee-Pants AJl-WoOl
("h.viu's moitly fancy mixtures, in
colors that WOB'I show the ?Hrt, and
plain Blue and Black, that Will hold
l luir color; sizes I to 16
yens. Coud valu. I at 11.
The Bester prie? Is....
75c.
5o Dozen Boys' $1.50 New Spring Fedoras..98c.
300 Boy?s' All-Woo! Golf Caps, all colors, worth 50c.25c.
50 Dozen Men's Derbys and Fedoras, SS ???3 worth $2.50.$1.88
A. Saks &. Company,
"Saks' Corner."
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rr<*i?iiriill<>ii" Um?io f"r ,,M' ksBslrsejN
gal r*-ii-brKti???i ou ii?<* leth?
A Hh?.r? me.-Hif* ..f It B. i ? orna
?j. coafe?? ra? Cetera?* was i" i
Bight and galfl a iiv .11- la
cernios thi port |,?l ;
Should pufy i" tii.- Impending -.-. ti
Paul! lull >d ic. by . .
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tak? o. :
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Tin- lititloute SX .' S
H m? lie"
i.? St. 1'uul's chui. i7th
nl, Mild the r?.l anted
from I. ? ., ,, ittend
igbton, A. ' r -, . |i .;?>,.,
J. C. Dlek**i
1 . I. W. I , \\ , in j'
1- K;|>- ' ! I'hilntian, K. A
Cal .; ,,
II
D v Brava,
' ?v?*re .?i pointe i ?, .
1 for the eel? brstloa of
the .?.II,[i'h ail)llVl.,?ary ?? ,,
of Monday, th?, uth Instant. ami \\
?i uuri'vd th?? ,,?i Hi., ,, _
I h?'!-* m th" camp and th?lr invited gueeti
J uni> would be expected t<> he present
tie oosuBlttee will prortds musical
Programm?. In which Mason, I'oik sad
. .Miller win participais, ahd will
llave sum?, well-known speaker to ad
the gatbertaf on some Confederate
|- h aleo likely that rsfrcsh
III be i erred.
Tin: n i-?u\ ii.1.1. it \?DBS.
tust l)n> at l uinlM-i'lHiid Park?
( ro??il l n rm-.t ui \\ ?*?*k.
NASM\ tl.i.K. TKNN , April I ThS last
dny Sf the I'uiiiliiilmul l'ark MOO! was
well att? adod, the crowd hetag the
a tn*- week. Th? went her was
clear, un?! th* tt.uk tagt Most of the
tantee ko to Newport, i tnun-i.nd lear
imr tu-niK*ht. gasas itihlss Will g?> to
Memphis
Ittrst race?six lurlungs -Hi-rtha Nell (3
to I) won, Nlmrod (T to I and 1 to -)
second, ills Hrother (12 to 1) third. Time.
1 16 1-4.
n.t 1MB llvis ruriongs?Bllthetul
if to 1) won, l_i?1y or the Vl'est <i> u> L
an?) 1 to .) H?M'on?i. Jim Llslt? (8 to 1) thlri-P
nnie. { ;& 1-4.
ihird race-nlne-sixt-wnths of a mile,
.Maxwell House BtakSS?W, Overtoil (9 to
9) won, fell Mell 11. (10 to 1 and 2 to 1)
second, Clarence B. o to i> third, -Ima,
00 l-i,
I'ouith race?eis 'furlnngi Holy Land
(5 to :i woo, <? i: Longhnrst 0 to i and
6 to 1? second, KOSCtO 0 tu l> third. Tim.-,
11.. 1-'
l'if t h racf-puisi, six fill lllllgl lwi Wit
0 to I) won. Aunt IMrd u' to 1 and t t"
D second, Sim W. (I to i? third. Time,
lit :i-i
sixth raci i*- furlong! Laoretta D. (9
to 1) won. Bombardon (.1 tu l and . v. m
eeood, Kaiii- UnigfellOBi (E tu i) third
Time, I He.
I'ru<'ll?ril 1'olltl??.
tDtnvi r 1'u. ;. i
A cirl who Ih runnlns: fur Mnyur of
j. ir.isunviu?'. Ind., offers tu glu
man who will PTOBlls? to vote for In l,
but tin h-aith's- llOQSlSW pr, fcr ?Irlnk.*?
t?> kin**?'..?, and are whooping for th? oth. r
fellow.
No >.<*il m Worry.
tTruth.)
Mistress: Why, flrldgvt, you have your
Sagen in the soup!
Bridget (pleuHunlly); <), don't worry,
ma'itm; It's not hot.
Don't fail to read advertisement on
Page <i
A VERY CLOSE GAME.
BOSTO.-V WINS, BIT HAU TO FlCillT
HARD T?ll VK'TOKV.
A TEH-IKNIKG COHTcST PLAYED.
The Ilcnnraters Find Worthy Foes In
tin- lllaeblrds, inid a LI ?el y Fight
FiiaaeM?Srybold's "Wonderful Hut
tlnn ?Two Home-Run Drives.
Oh, well; the Richmond team Is not ho
warm, but my. how they did play those
pi: asstaw yssterdayl Muet confident
hy the victory they had achieved over
Sesea*! boys In Charlotto S week ago,
the Hlucblrds wpnt on the diamond yes
terday, determined to do big things.
About 1,500 people were on the bleach
cries and In the grandstand to cheer and
un-o the locals on to do their best, and
with Stuiksdale In the box, the Blrdllngs
went nt the Ileaneaters In S manner
Which ?ave rise to ?M su-pi?lOB that they
had Intents on the ?ame. They played
like .soldiers In the field, and at the bat
they ?lid some ex-eedlngly clever work
MANY ?RILLIANT PLAYS.
They did not win the game but they
was mighty asar it; .so asar, Indeed,
that the Bostoataai wer- kept on the
al.rt from start to finish, and had th-lr
hands full In rapping out a victory. The
game abounded In brilliant plays and al
together was une of the hSSt exhibitions
MOB here In many a day. Richmond took
the lead In the s.,t,.| inninif. and with
the exception Of a short time in the
third, h.-ld it until the sixth. WbOB Huston
forged 10 the front and h?*ld the fort
In the ninth Richmond BOldld two
runs to tin the score, and th? Bluebird!
put their shoulders to th>- WBOOl and | A
them. The crowd went wild with (Might
when this teat was accomplished, but
th-ir il.-li.-ht was short lived, fur In the
t.-ntn, win. a was mail.- ts i MSry by
Rtchmond'i clever work, Boston made the
winning run and the gam. was ended.
BKTBOLIXI STK'K WOttK.
Ssybold was the star Of the game. He
BSSd his bal in vigorous in inner and
rapped out two bonm ijibb lite tirst of
aeon?one Of th>-m going ores lefts
li.id fence and lending ?galas! ths resi
dence next door. Thi bom? r that counted
most. though, was la He ninth iniiliis.
by it tin scute w;,. tied. Bo] hold had
hardly gSBSped hi! bat B hen SOBM OtM
..a the bleacher!ci catted to him to rap
out aiioth-r home run. He rappsd it. too,
iirivin. the horsebide dowB loto deep csa?
tl-e. The Spll.'t?' kept WithlB the ?II
ciusure, but 11 w.-nt far eaoBgh to niable
Seybold to circle the bags, and he wai
promptly lionized, hats being thrown Into
the air and lungs being subjected to
oaten U I
Th.- Boston hoys played the very best
they know how. and their victory
bard-t ira ed one. Th? dele - of the play
will be found in th? sp| lid I s OTC!
RICHMOND.
A.B. H H. o. A. E.
s. hmldt, r. f. 2 1 110 0
Klopf, s. s. '2 0 (i 0 4 2
Leahy, 21.I > l l
L-utenburg, lb .I < I U i
Seybold, 1. f. .". S I I 0 I
Hargrove, c. f. ill I 0
I ?undon, 3b . .". l :: I t "
Kam, s. s. ,* r. f..'? 1 S S 1 1
Hess, c.;"? I I I 1 i?
Stucksdale, i>.i I i I I ??
Totals .O 7 11 ?IT 13 4
'Nobody oui when winning tun made.
BOBTON.
A I'.. H. II. O. A. BL
Hamilton, c. f. -I 2 1 7 ?J 0
Tenn? y, lb . I ?i I 1.
s. s. I 1 o 1 4 n
I ?tiff v. 1. ". 1 1 2 ? 1
Collins, lb . ". I BiS I
Stahl, t. f. I 'i ' 2 ?
Lowe, lb . I liai:
v.?. ger, c. ; - l i i
Blrki tt, c.2 o l a a
Klobedanx, p. l <> 0
Willis, i. 1 .
Btiwetts, p.2 1 1 ?? 0 o
Hicl.man, p. 1 I I .I
Totals .!-: s \2 U 11 4
SCORE BY INNINGS.
I : i |f7SIH
Richmond. 02030000. 0?7
Boston . .. u ;: un :; u 1 u i - s
Summary: Earned rum -Kichmond. ;;:
Boston, 2. Horn.- runs?Seybold, i. two
baae hits?Schmidt, Duffy, Collins, and
Btiwetts. l-'iist i..i. on errors Rl< li
ne ni 2; Boi ton, 2. b dl - I iff
Ht? ksdale, 3; ?iff Stlw? us. 1. L
Richmond, 8; Boston, 10,
from being hit?Klopf. Double plays?
I., ng to Loire, to Tenny, Stolen b
. ion (2), Hamilton <??. and BIrkett.
Wild pitches?Willis, 1 Time of gain.-, 2
n< i.is i mpin, Mr. Tata
ABOUND TUL i ; ASKS.
Fourteen innings ooos Bad tea innings
the Beat time, ibowi how hard Boston has
to play sgsinst Richmond.
Ralph Seybold'i drtvi went so far hack
Uy Hamilton, thai the Mg left!
almost walked boSBO ('torn third.
Cus. Dundos is fslrly winning his w.,\
Into thi hearts of the rooters Blberfetd
I- not miss?-.I much. ?Ins Is a good, faith
fui. bard-woritlBg player.
ton and Richmond will leers this
og for r> tenhurg to treat the ball
loving folk thon to i good gane. Several
Richmond root? n will go along.
Fra !, B arki snd C ptaln '?us. Klopl
will be left here to-day. Klopi || suff.-r
Ing ft..m a had "< h grill horse" just
shore in* linht kaes.
Stimmet! or Cheesro will pitch the ismi
in Petersburg As they an both snxlous
to twirl, they will probably ton up fur
th?* honor.
Hargrovi eonld not help doing some
nt w.-rk. It was his fault twic- that
BOStOn dill Hot Will before tlm ninth.
"Schmlay" went In thi game si right
sfter the Klopf-KalB shift, sad th.- n< \t
thing he was doing wai |.i work. He
?lit tile ball. too.
Tom BrOWfl and flu- Washington -*?_ -
tioii.ii Leaguers, win N hen Monday^b
hare i go at the hoj -
Tim Murn.i!.. the. clorar spurting editor
of th.- Boston Qlobe, and genial Jaks
Iforss, hot the Herald, acconpaay the
Ben ton ? luh.
< ?>i.i.i:?;i: BOTS to PLAY nti.i..
Iule Titters uinl I. \n. Lud-, to Meet
on the Diamond Here.
This afternoon tin- gTSBl hall game be
tween th.- crack teams from th- 1'niv. r
sity of Virginia and Vale, will BsSSl on
the diamond at Hruad-Str. ,-t i'ark for a
? oiliest to settle the laleroolleglsti I tas*
ball championship. The two teams are
said to be in .xcile.it COndltlOB, and th?
game will, no ?Inubt, be an interesting
OBS. I-Vary, Yale'?- great twirler, will ?
in the lex for that university, and Sum
in- in -.ill, the University Of Virginia
twlrlsr, will loss for Virginia.
It has heen four y.-ars since the Yale
t.ari played in this dig, and tien ?i
game was at Island I'ark. Boddty turned
eat a mm on that occasioo and it win
doubtless do so again thi-; time. The
'Vursity boys arrived ben yesterday
afternoon from ChnrlOttOsrUl?, and ?i
train bearing several hundred tuners
fmm ?he I'liiv.-rslty will reach h.-r.- thll
The Va!? boyi played In Hump
ton ygsterday sad wll! reach the city at
11:15 thl.i morning.
Th?- name will be culled at ?1 O'Otoeg,
Snd the BSaal pries ?.f admission wlii
srsvslL
\\ I VI l)IIW\ I\ IlKFKAT.
I.i'iiiuli Fasti) < on,|ii?*i ? ?I,,* YVm-.Ii.
iiiKlon and Le?- Hall Team.
STAI'NT'i\. VA.. April <H??. . i.,1 ? -
A? Highland I'ark this afternoon l.ehlgh
aslly defeated the Washington and l^ee
I'nlverslty base-bull team l>y a pBan 0?
IG to 9. a fact partly accounted for by
th? 36-mlle drive over heavy roads which
the Virginias took Just before the gume.
At the start Lehlgh Jumped away In the
lead seorinc six runs in the first in?
Tee ?-?rsl the M-jfcest araom oa.ittq frwfcf
ass 11 n Adssl tests stww It goes oaa
lairs' farther than any other breed.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
KOY?L SAKIWO POWOCK CO-, ?*" YOWK. j
nlng. and the race was never in doubt
thereafter. Rough grounds mad.- good
fielding impossible. The Pennsylvania
lads easily found the left-handed Vir
ginia pitcher, and hit him freely. The
feature of the game pur excellence was
Romeroy*! one-band stop and fssl throw
of u hard grounder. To-morrow at Lex
ington the I.ehlgh boys will play the
Virginia Military Institute team. Score:
Lehlgh. R. H. O. A. BL
Romeroy, 3b . lift:
i:. Grace, a a and p.22100
?'arman, c.?1 2 7 2
.1. Once, lb .3 2 12 0 1
.James, c. f. 2 I 2 0 0
Homer, r. f. I 0 l 0 1
: 1. f. and 1. s.2 1 I -
1C ,-, 2b .0 12 3 0
Sp.-is. p. and I. f. 1 3 0 2 0
Totaii.13 5 n n c
W. and L. R. H. O. A. E.
Snv.'er lb . I '** -
Campbell, s. s.3 2 1
Alfur.l, ? .3 3 9 2 1
Pratt, 3b.lioio
M ixw.ll, e. !. 13 2 0 0
Faulkner, 2b . 0 13 1
Burnett, I. f. 12 0 0 0
Barclay, r. f. o o 0 0 1?
Robinson, p.0 0 0 12
Totals . 9 12 24 1" ?1
BCOBB BY INNINGS.
12 3 4 5 6 7 S j)_
1 gh..1 m 1010 x?u
Washington and I."-....! 0 0 2 I 0 2 D I I
Summary: Banted runs-Lehlgh. 6:
Washington and LOO. 2. Three-base hits -
! :. Grace, Jam. s, Maxwell, Pratt, Bai
nett, and Alford. Two-base bits 1
Grace and Spiers. Btolen bases Lebigh,
8; Waihlngton and Lee, t Hll by pitch
ed ball Borner, Grace, and Canaan.
struck out By Robinson, 8; by Bplen
1. by Once, t Passed balls?Alford (1)
Time of game?2 hours. Umpire, Mr,
??ilpili WIllSOB. , _
Iiit?'r?'oll?*itlHt?? Itnll.
ATLANTA, ??A.. April S.-Thc WakS
Pon -t (N. C) College nine to-day de
i- ittBd th? Aiiinta Tacha H to t
COLUMBIA, a\ <-'., April t.?Ball Le
tayette, 21; South Carolins College, 5.
M.WI'OI'T NKUS, April .-v. The Yale
University bass-hall tssm to-day defeat
ed the Hampton sggregstlon near this
Olty liy a score Of if tOO, in a fe.au:
game.
NORFOLK WON.
NOKftlitM, VA?, April I,?(Special.)
.N'urt.'lk, ot, Catholic I'niv-rsity, .'i.
IT W * Ml* AMI Tl (K,
?lc? iiIm*'h II.ivn I'liiy th?* Virulilla
I'olytc? liiiic liiMtitnt?? n C_<BBS tiame.
BLACK8BURO1 VA.. April S.- (Spe
cial.,)?Aft.-r writing that they could not
ccme. McCabe'l boys telegraphed yester
day evening that they would be here, so
this afternoon one of the greatest exhibi
tion! of bas? -bail . vor essa in Blacksbarg
was glVOfl to the rooters. BleVBB iBBlni I
aere necessary to decide the gam?', the
scon standing 4 to 4 for MVeral innings,
until tin last half of th ??eventh, whea
McCabe's, with two men ?au, nasnagad
I v work to bring In une run. The STOrfc
of Johnson and Hai'lson for Yiruini.
Polytechnic Institute, and thai of Gordon
and Hogshead for McChbe's, was rapeffc,
The playing Of both dams all around. In
both the Infield and outfield, was brilliant.
WORTH CAROLINA'S CAPITAL
lie.'inl In l(.il, l-.li ?Dn niel \\ . I'atrlcl?
sni'?'?'?'?is Robert Baaaaek.
f'AI.KIi'.H. X. C, April S.-(Special.)
This morning ?'halt man CSidWSll, of the
Railway Commission, srrtved ben vary
unexpectedly, it is boMorod epos sum
mons from the Governor. Commissioner
Abbot a -s hen and the tero had a long
confennce, Beastor Hutler call-- on th?
Governor to accept Csldwell'i resignation,
because >>r thi latter*! retn il from
his position in ptlHSlng and Voting for the
r-duction of paanager ratea Thon s -
ais., ,i statement thai the Governor do*
-?[ i Csldsrell to vot. with PesrsoB t..
re the low rat.- and allow the Su
preme Court to pass upon the legality of
th.- order, Butler and the Governor are
at o.i.is just now. and ?t is ?aid the Gov
ernor desir.s to again gel in ti
tor's I.I graCSS, SI without hll
the Governor enti bo figure at all.
LlVLLY TIMBA with M00N8HINBBS
l;. \. ::u'.-i Uli . r Wiley Jon. s. of this
1 -?i.V. and Jam. s Dopne and Turn, r Bala,
of ins pom, h id a lively tins with >on
htaen in Johnston coanty last evening.
Thi -.ni,-, r, had destroyed sa illicit dis
tillery and wer? on their way to Stlmi
WhOB ambushed moon-.hin.-rs tir. -d OB
them. They ntaraed the tire. Tie to a u
1 boggy aid a ttarrlsge, and the oarrl ige
. dragging the negro
driver s?.nie distance. Th- hor
back to town Hid so did the BSgTO, Thll
mornlng Dui 1 spi an d at leltni 1.,
let another leant to retara after Jon.-s
tad BalO. The Bring was quit! lively, as
Ha- ofltoen wen well erased, it is said
Hi.- mo inehlnen Bed si oaoa
Several letton have coin.- t.. the dor
Minor within th" past few lays from
1 . I h0 stat. .1 that tin Slate trOOpS
won not equipped, as they had no teati
for the bsnefll of roch persons, it msy
I).- stated thai IB til'- arsenal th. re Is s
nil supply of tentai*- and c imp equlppsgi
r..r MM men, also blanket! snd 1 supi Ijr
f fOMt rounds of noervc ammunition
for calibre (" ritte*., and t!.
ready t.u us., .it sn instant's notice.
Tie- 'Wang" company wsnt t.? p?sese si
Ireeaeboro, and thirty of its atemben
BOSS left without S c-tit.
PATRICK BDCCBBOS HANCOCK.
Immediately upon the ousting of Rotiert
Hancock as president of the Atlantic aad
S'orth t'.iruiina rallwa>, yuur COrrespon
I nt was as.-iited by a Repuhlican. who
I on the Inside, that DbbW W. Patrick
Republican), of QrOSBS c unty, BOOM
laeessd Baaaock, aad to stick to that
IBSSB It was a good une. Patrick was
.ummlssiuned Tuesday, the Governor
?riving him the commission but, as he
' me tlm.-s d. kesptag the ma
let.
Last vening the official call for the
Populist Stale ConVSBtlOB here. May 17th.
-iifd. It says all "who ar.
lo the present mrlonal finan, la!
gritSSB,' Who favor free co i.n-e of silver.
I to 1; who favor an Increase of the
utrency w-Hhotit Intervention of bank
ng corporations, wlio favor a graduated
ncome tax, wie oppose trusts; who favor
i.itionai 1-K?slaiion to equalize taxes, and
She are willinii to iu-operate with PogU
Isis to secure and perpetuate these n
.urn.- are c.-rilially Invited to participate
n I'opuiist primaries and conrentfoaa
The revenu? collection! In this dietrtct
>r March w? re Iliy.Oll. ?if which
teto from toba coo, cigars?, uu?l cigarettes,
in*l 117,068 for spirits.
LITTLK CRIPS OF NKWS.
Ford Taylor, a well-known young busl
iens-mnn here, died suddenly yssterdsj
riortiing of heart-disease.
It is said that the present King of
lp-iln Is the grandson, of a distinguished
s'orth Carolinian.
Th.* organ of the Methodists In this
Itate says that If war comes with Spain
t will bo a necessity, and that It will be
one of the most just wars ever wa?rU ...
the history of the world.
Mr. Sumuel J. Pomberton. of Sf-nly
county, whose attack of paralysie wa*
announced. Is rapidly Improving.
Mr. Charles Rruner. brother of Mr.
Thomaa K. Rruner, and a veteran editor.
di.d near Salisbury We.lncsday.
More cotton-mills are. now w<irklng at
night thi?n ever before In this State.
State-Geologist Holme?? and Mr. l'ratt,
Of the Geological Survey, left New Rerne
to-day for a trip through the great
Mounds on the oyster patrol yacht "Lily."
HIS HONEST MOTIVE.S.
Senator Rutler, In his newspaper to
day, says be believes Governor Russell
is acting from honest am! conscientious
motives In dropping the fight against the
lease of the North Carolina railway.
Butler attach Rallway-Commlssion
<'haii-man Ca!?pTelI with gloves off, say
ing h? is a "floppgr" und "has betrayed
the people." if?. declares that the people
should elect the Railway Commission
ers, and calls on.the Populist coovaatloB
to nominate John H. PsaTOOB and some
true Populist as his running mat. Be
says ChillISSS CBldWeU tll'l have enough
sense of propriety to tender his resigna
tion, and that the Governor should ac
cept thiB and should appoint BSSBS man
who knows his duty and is brave en?>ugh
to do it.
It Is ?julte noticeable that Senator Rut
ler, in this week's paper, publishes a let
ter from a "distinguished Democrat"
commending him.
It Is announced that plans are mad?
..r g battery at Beaufort, at or near old
Fort Macon.
The Morning Post jumps upon the
Populista to-day for their statement that
they will propose to make S deal with
Dem?crata, and terms them "provender
hunters."
EDITOR CHABGBD WITH ?BEL?
To-day a warrant was served upon "<li
tor J. L. Ramsey, of the Progr.
Farmer, for criyilnal lit?. 1 against ex
Judge William EL Allen, of OoMsborO*,
IB connection with his datlSS as an at
torney la the I'ainlico and Carura "oys
ter claims."
Farmers In this isoctlon, when BBksd
What they propose doing as to cotton,
say they will plant about as much as
they did last year This is construed tO
mean that they wi'l plant more.
SOBH Of th! stu.l.-nts .1 Wake-Forest
-College Pinged, or tried to play, a Jok?
April 1st by absenting themselves from
the recltstlon-rooms. The fscnlty bow
! lay it juke by making them I in all
'lasses.
A HOT FIGHT ENDS.
Governor Boisell ends the hot tight ("or
the presidency of the Atlaatlc and North
Csrollns railway by appointing David
w. Pattrick president and Frank Brown
ami Lester Boyt tlirecturs. The dil
ate orddrod tO meet BOXI Tuesday.
?niic.-rs at hes-dquarten ben to-day
completed arrangement! with railways
for ?lui.'k transportation of the State
Guard at a mom? tit's BOtlCO, so as t?i bfl
able to put all ben in eighteen heirs.
KPWOHT.I"-*? BASTBR < HI. El I It \TIOV
It "III lie Held nt llronil-St reot
4 liiireh?Fetitiviil Must?? nt I Mne-St.
On llenday night at 8 o'clock the Ep
worth LsagtM sf Broad-Street Methodist
church will In id Iti sp? dal Laster ser
vice, which will be unusually lnt? r. stint-.
An attractive musl.al progrsBUBS hSS
bBBB arrange?!. Miss Maude Porter will
lag and th.-ie will ais., be ipocla] EBstsr
must.? read? red by the leagne choir under
the direction of Mr. I. D. Briggs, Jr.
ROV. l>r. Tudor will ?i.-liv. r the sddree?
and thfl BastST offering to bfl made by
the league will bfl d' iOtOd to its <h :: >
work.
Th-' foUOWlng ladies and gl nt]
COmpOM th.- lasglll choir: MosdSBH
M. sinitic.-ai. C, T. Breagie, Robert
Minor, Emmett Shepherd, s. B. Bishop,
'uis RnaseU; Misses Lu?a Richardson,
Mabel Vanghaa, Linie Briggs, Fannl
Foui.r; Messrs. i. o. Briggs. -Jr.. Joeepb
F. Whit--. Robert Minor, C B Richard
son, Malcolm Hough. <;. M. Bmltl
Ernm.-tt Shepherd, and w W. Brock.
PI NE-STRI : FT' B PROQRA M ML.
The music to be sung at PteO-BtrOet
Baptist Church at the Faster c del-rat Ion.
which bas not y. t bean published
specialty worthy of commendation for
(cellenco of mIsoUob and the pro
mise of a line performance. Thfl ! ro
gramm? li ss follow - :
Morning Service?Anthem, "Chrl
Risen" (Theo. Moecber); Doxology;
Hymn, "Christ, the Lord. Is Uis.-n To
day"; Hymn. ' Hark: Tan Thousand
Harps and Voies',- Vull'-ni, "Christ Is
a" ?F. L. Aahford); Hymn. "A.
My Bool in Joyful i.
Ehrentag Service Anthem, "Christ
Lord, is L..-. u" ?M. i>. Jones); Do*
Hymn, "All Hsll the Power Ol I
Hymn, "? I, for a Thorn iBd T
. Aath? m, "Bi n Bv? nlng
Bleeslng" (H. P. Danks); Hymn. "Chief
of Sinners Though i Be."
Th.- choir is romp..-- d of the. follow ?ru-;
Sopranos- Mi--, s Bill H lurand,
Hill. Annie Hsnktns, Glenua Ki
Cora JOBOS, Celeste JOBOS, and Mrs. Wil
kinson.
Ait..- Iflssai Psrnlsass Carter ai i
Maud Trsylor.
T? i a WUktnson, Boa i y,
and Rogara.
Hi a?. Csrtsr, Hooper. Hill
Lollard. Col., an. and Phillips.
Chorister-Mr. C. li. Carter.
Mrs. Qeorgs Hooper.
THF CI.A^-tSTKKF'l ?"H?HR.
In publishing Pa list of the m-mb rs
of <'iav-street HH bod tel church choir.
these names wen Inadvertently omitted.
The full .-hoir is thui composed!
S?planos Mrs. Jam.- Chsppol, Mrs. < .
F. Smith, Mrs. J. K. ana-SB, Mis. <\ i>
TSSBlS, Miss C. HI? ks.
Altos?Mrs. Norman Coleman, Mrs. A.
Q, Qoartes.
Tenon M m F. Thomas, J. E. QU?
man.
Fassos- Mesera J. W. Con snd WBJlam
Quartes
Chorister?SL E. Junes.
Organist--Mr.- A. C. Haley.
CAPTAIS ? \ltl Kit o> Uli: STAND?
Captain ttsaea. al Um Atiuuti?.* <?>.,
\u.? TaatMhM in m*. Behalf.
SAVANNAH, ?:\. April I .?C?ptala L.
D C.ieen, of the Atlantic Contracting
Compaay, pant ob Um itaad in the car
ter court-martial this mon,inc. He | --
USod m. t |. Pkrvely that Captain Car
ter bad aovar la any way honestad com
the Atlantic Contracting Company, either
tly or Indirectly. Whaa naked t ?
i ft I ' bank-hook, t.> show how
much money the -irnpani has spun on
Combsrisad Sonad uadsr the \?* oow
tract, h<- refused, n.- dsnlsd that he had
d the sane of Aaeoo M. Baags to
Chocha, as testified by Expert Carvalho,
Ol New York.
C?ptala O rter then took the stund, be
ing sworn as a pitases in tin own behalf,
H? made statements : amply as to SB
gineertng matten and odBce methoda lie
will continue to testify to-morrow.
JAMBS IL MIDIUV OKAIJ.
He \\?s *>e*.eiit>-Mii**, ami Moat
Highly BstapaaaB.
WARBBNTON, \ A., April I fg_peiisal)
Mr. -Igpst H. Maddux lashed qul.-th
away g| the home of his son, Janus
F. Maddux, this morning at 2 o'clock In
the ?th year of his age. For many |
Mr. Maddux WBJ 'he pruprlet.u
keeper of the Warn n Hotel. u-?i was
widely known for his Integrity and ge
nial manners. Fur over a year he had
basa suffering from tabtrculeste, sad hi*
death had lie.-n expected for several
weeks, still th?- shuck was little softened
to the faithful Wife, son. and ?laughter.
Mrs F. R. W. Bsrker, who had WStched
and nursed him a?, long His remains
will be Interred in the cemetery ben,
When the family have ,lM ?m |0, an(1
where lie already hi? two sons?Theodore
and Thomas
Don't fall to read advertisement on
PROPOSALS.
KA9T?KB STATE HOSPiT_?"~~?
Kastern St.*?, H^suttal
Steward'-? (,m,!.'"
Wllllamsburg Va., Apr. 7 -i.
THE LNLEIWIGNFL wfl.H T--J7,,
12 O'CLOCK M. ON THURSDAY aT,Xf
the 14th, 18M, receive seated ar'oJtH,1
tor furnishing this institution r,,r,4,'*
? nsulng quarter: m
GROCER 11 :.-'.
210 barrels Flour.
300 bushel* Cornme.il (BO p<-un*u -_-,
besbeD, ' p
12,000 pounds Shoulder Bacon.
I.pyj pounds Hams.
l.:i'*i pounds Pure Lard.
9,000 pound! Granulated Sugar,
2,600 pounds Yellow Sugar.
2,!?"? pounds Coffee,
pound.h (ir. en T 1
Jeo pounds S-oda Crarker?
1,?*' pound* Laundry Soap.
720 pounds Cheese.
100 pounds Starch.
300 pounds Sal. Soda.
100 gallons Molnsnes.
I ?0 gslloni Vlnogsi
w dozen eins Tomatoes (l-i
ri.?tiO pounds Bu '
gg) pounds Plug Tobacco.
13 cases L>.-.
I boxee Scounne.
I gtuss Toilet -
**" pounds 1 'andl.-H.
7 tons Hhlpstuff.
10 pounds Black Pepper.
.". gross Match- a.
l.'i?) pounds Dried Fruit
I it meal I >, _._.
rr. Is Herrings. "
6 sa.k I
II Spain Brooms.
? grtiss Bread Powi
4 dozen Moitard.
: gallons Brandy.
Lfi tuns Ha v NO. 1.
4u bamii ? "m
2U cords i'ille Wood
DBY ( < ODS AND N< IONS
els M?m'l W'.-ar.
irdi Dom?
nils Gingham
200 yards Cell? 0
100 yarda Unbiea? hi 1 1 1
Drilled ' o
I
12 dosen M? n's 1 nd?
?? dosen Ladles' V?
L'a p tin Hose.
i<> p?li s Half ? :
is Men's .- ,
7"? 1 airs Worn. :. s Si. -
t d? MB Tow- Is.
1 dozen 1
7.? dosen Spool C< 1 a
7 i\>,?.< a Men 1 It
6 don a Ladl 1.
10 duz'-ri Buep? ;
P 1 ti.-? may hid for on?
le above All
nish with bid sampl.
the Hoard or D
April la. IV*?
Articles in ell
bldd? '. All good
freight 1
depot on 01 '
April, uni
undersigned P i\ mei
thirty d.?v
payment! to be mad- uni
1,. n faithfully .orii'ei. ;
1: ich bidder must h
only, and ev< 1 > samp
private mark si
to be furnleli d, bul
1 ol appear on
tier's sampl?'-. privat? mai k
name must i > seal?*! and adili 1
Hoard of Directors,
sign? d.
Thi right is reserved to nwnni th?
tract t.) any one or moi- ,,- ,.
or re|?'et any OT Sll I
iples should be marks . ntsb
Suppli' -" and addr?*? -l t..
C. F ARMIS1 ".AI?
Bteward East
ap 8,9*12-31 WI
Office Collector Cltj
BMhawad, f . \, *
LICENSE TAX.
CITY LICENSE FOR THi:
YEAR 1898
have been placed in my hands for co'.luc
tioti. and are due BOB
AGENTS
,,ge and Ex- I E?
,... DETECT]
Collecting,
! i/.-Ia. EXPJ
Insurance,
Labor, I US
Land,
M inufscturtng Ar- FRUIT -
tlclaa, ,.
Renting House*. V,',:,,;-viuv??
Railroad Tick??, IM* "' '
mihlp Linea, 1.?.. .
\ 1 It I "I-'?. "IS
ATTORNEYS AT JJgK
.
' '
HAW
AUCTION EEERtS
ral,
l instate,
Tobacco.
.
looacco, ,. ,,, ,
ni Crier. '"'
bab"bo5S. JiVERT, !
BiLUARD :;-;'M>.. '
T.,?*.r'i.iv.TAB1''
BOARDING- MEU,
.... ,-,.,?-U
BROKE PHOTO
* *' . . GRA1
? ommercUl, PHYSICIANS.
Iniunnca. i*t'.i.
M n handles, BANKERS
E_??? .-..,. PRIVATE
Ship. PUBLIC .
?,,'"k- RESTAI
1 otiiirrn. ?\ ?, |x j
Building A Loan RT,,-. N, ---
Assocletlon. TEI.EGR
CHEMIST*.
CITY -.
SCAVENGER VETEHIN ?HY
COMMISSION
MLUCHAN I
Pan
for? APRIL to, lifts, will I
th" penall. 1 1,.. th
nan.-es, which li not in I
more than BO pet .: ,-. or
busin. ss corn? I i:
the !>:im?i to he Imposed h? "
P. W. CCNNINOH "
IB tin? .....r ->f 1 -. 'ases
Office "f City y
Richmond
NOTICE
ALL PERSONS DESIRING TO
HOSE FOR SPRINKLING -
call at this ofBl for permits and b
CHARLES 1:
1 ,_.
*?elt?-?| Ilia <>.i|iorliiii I? ? .
I 'lie I gO Tl I*
"11 K>rg? ." plead. .I Mi -
\ ..u ro promt..- an '
war w:h Bpsia you I
"Haifa." replied :
"In the hour of our ennuis - ;
! hi d . ' > man w ho 1. *
of ! at: lotlC bl.I In hi
'\ In defence of the Sag. A
Aaterteaa who
glories In its fre?- Institutions, 1
shirk my duty"
"It would bffOnft r:t \ h
Tl. - are enough nun to go tO I
haven't any family tl
lighting!"
"i.iura," repltdd Qsorfi 'Mb Um
ai war then Ifl only ob? thing tl
k.-.p me from going, It r?
"With me?"
"With yon!" sit moly h "I
1 pi. 11.1
"? >h. I'll promis.* anythi
"The soie condition ob wblcb I S -O'
main at bum.- U w ha? I WSI ?
Spain?think well baton you bud -
self by m ira s "?
"I promis?.:"
"Is that > .u won't do a-s
leaning this spring."
A Ion?, low, ?mi.1.t<ring wall 1"
lu-r pallid Upa, but It was IBB I >'
had promts.?!.
Don't fall to read advertisement on
Nndilru ll.'ulif ?it Aahlnntl.
A.-'IL.AN!?. ?V A?, April I - ii-r
Mr R. H. Hundley, one of the m? -1 TO'
IpiBtSd Cllt-elis here, dkd \?r>
ihls morning, of heart-trouble. Bfl BSl
found dead la his Ud.
Ills funeral Bill take plan f'"'? I-**
-t ohnrch at 3 o'clock to-morrow ?*
ernoon.
I>on't fail to read advertisement en
Cag?- ?
J ?: Luce and family I. ft the
Wednesday to talc-? up their resldsaoS st
their beautiful country home. Ka?*t***"*?l.
an th* Jamoa?