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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-09

Rev. n. a. Heard and His Work About
the state.

SVNWs10A toSA1 SuSASu NOAEos
Rev. n. a. Heard and His Work About
the state.
Rev. X. A. Beard, superintendent Of the
American Home Missionary Society for
Washington, has Just returned from trip
over the state He reports Congregational
churches in . most fcnrishing condition
everywhere. Eleven new fields are await
Ing occupancy and viii be entered rs soon
- enough men and money are pledged by
the society TO insure the success OF the
work. In addition TO these fields thirteen
new Congregational ministers have been
secured for different fields in the state, and
win begin work between now and the mid
die Of May.
Rev. Beard gives the following interest
ing Congregational notes about his dis
trict:
new church ri Tacoma viii be dedi-
Gated soon. The building cost 81. 600 and
win he dedicated free Of debt II has q
seating capacity Of $50. and has q free read
ingroom and . medical dispensary at
tached-
Preliminary steps have been taken In
organizing church af Aberdeen. Rev. G.
+. Chase. late of Cheney, will he pastor.
Rev. John r. Evans. late OF Bangor, Wis,
accepted his call 70 the pastorate at the
Hack Diamond and Franklin churches,
and win begin work on the Goth of the
present month.
Rev Dennis H. BIeknell has resigned his
rastorate 1t Houghton and accepts a call
TO the passionate Of the new Congregational
church ct Anacortes. The church at
Honghton has secured for its pastor Rev.
Ia - Az
gen.
A new church has been organized in
North spokane Falls of seventeen men,
hers. which expects 10 huiid house OF
worship the comgng snmmer.
Rev Il. G. W. Hin has resigned at Pull
man and 0enosee and goes To look up work
IN the Quilisyute country. The churches
al Pullman aud Genosee are now being
supplied temporarily by Mrs. N. II. Cob
leigh, who proves 10 be very excellent
preacher and pastor.
The recently organized church al kalama
vii he supplied through the summer By a
theological student
Rev. O. l.. fowier has resigned nj Chris
topher and Is expecting To take the pastor
ate at churches 81 Edmunas and Bothell.
both af which have lately been organized.
Rev. X. n. Toms leaves has present field
al Matches and wenas and accepts cali
10 the church st Christopher. to begin
work &c once.
The newly organised church At Patsha
City Is TO be supplied by a student for the
summer. Two churches are soon To be or
CANNED In the neiehborhood near BY, after
which . regular pastor viii be called to
take charge OF three churches.
Rev. w. W. ferrier. who has done such
successful work at Port Townsend during
The past year. has declined TO accept call
tor another year. and II Is not yet deter
mined who viii he his successor.
Rev. Beard. after few DAYS in Seattle.
viii SO 10 pa,sha City for next SUNDAY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-09

Fer saw rsses. exeessS4s Accoszm Citations and
az the features thai constitute Q successful snd
<a5eysese TIP 10 The East, take the Northern "a
stEe. fhrVnzs sssrhale trains 10 81 PAnA
stnneaFo.ss. pAiass sai Chicago, consisting Of
a3ElRs. ers~fRgronza aaa sserpsng eArs New
to&FsAzDtss ssrs s2deg TIE atrsesHea OF the FQls.
nSn fA2srs Saz ESsn psay srs attached 70 aa.sy
tSfuaxH wAiNs Ne better service 10 ss iszn1
a. SntsAsEs esty ssTkct Agsnt. ia Seccxz4 yaxyef
hesscn sAsSk. :. TOaktH. aspcG slcaes ASeEs. ss-
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-09
BALLARD.

Special bargains in Gilman Park.
Acreage for plating with water front
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Ers~ssaNsaEs 90 aHy steamship hzr IN gAe A.
ssas1e service ~ knrcce snA xazlAas can BE So
cared 81 SesSesrn fse2ae oessae A. shiIh.exr
cts ts<kss sSsEs. sst s<csSa street. Hessaa
s@scks 4 Isskir. G<sss % xss A9eak s<4tsas-
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pE u q. yoausaa has removed izta his neu
cekse Ia us sherman eseSk. northeast cerasr
Eraas snd Ca~ssy stFeex.
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LapI.s

are instfesi % inspect the tine of pattern hal.
aud eaansts 20 ae shown % the Rainier tosaax
rev sfEssn0aa ~ Morrti 4 Merrill
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SMITHS COVE.

The Great Northern Car Shops
and the switches of all the compa-
MES using Railroad Avenue viii pro-
vide work for many thousands. at
Smiths Cove. This part is for the
moment being overlooked and you
can by property cheap can now
sell you lots in the PULLMAN ADJ
DITION, choice inside property,
only FOUR blocks from Boulevard
Depot, for 5000, on easy terms, but
this price will soon be doubled.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-09

Only Sage each; worth $4oo
This beautiful addition adloins the
original plat Of Latona on the north
and is accessible in q few minutes
from wharf and depot by sidewalked
avenues It is the cream Of Lake
Union property, and At present the
cheapest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-04
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
Local Happenings That Require Lit''e
Space to Relate.

The April moon fulls this afternoon NJ
All O'Clock. and the May moon comes IN
at 500 i. VI. May 18th.
Yesterday, between II and l2ociocN' y
horse attached 10 MIR. Claiborn WINSTON
buccv took fright on Main street. ana ran.
Al the corner of Twelfth street the team
collidcd with Croccr's wagon, when WAS
unset. The boy in the baggy was thrown
ont. but not injured. The shafts ana TWO
wheels of the buggy were broken.
Whiisuntde Monday comes May 10Th
and already M least half dozen cNcur-
sion- are announced 30 as many different
points.
The scmi-annual reunion Of +. Company
Association. Major {. Il. Skinkcr. president,
will be held at Warwick Park Tuesday.
The taking Of the United states census
will begin on or about june iSt, ana ne con-
cludcd in about two weeks.
The CITY assessors, now at work IN 9iadi-
son ward. will very nearly complete ihei
work this month.
Pelican Chapter. No. >, Will confer me
18th degree tomorrow night at II. Alhan
Hall.
Yesterday was the anniversary OF lhe
battle Of charlottesville.
Registration day this year comes lue'-
day, MAY 18th,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-04

London Truth SAYS that every summDi
thousands Of visitors make pll-rma-cs io
the cottage in which Robert Burns wa.
born. near Alloway Kirk and tine banks 70
Doom. They are shown the room in winch
the poet first saw the light, As was iIe
..orlgiual" furniture used hy Burns parents.
VIII 10 Dee believed that all the genuine. 3
original furniture Of the cottage wa Iu
on by public roup lon september. l>l'. most
at % being now IN tho possession ol Cd
Gentleman i'm Manchester who wants 3D.
thousand pounds for the following articles
The fathers chair. the mothers chair. the
poets chair. Pembroke table with Nap. ar-
other without Gap. tine mothers work table,
che-il of drawers. cieht-day clock. corner
cupboard. drinking cup of wood. aIe horn.
table bell. ten caddy. toddy ladle. twelve
chairs supplied ny "the Miller Cloud ..'
the sword worn DIS Burns a- am eAci- -
man. and the probe De used on his
preventive excursions. All these are ar-
thenticatcd by letters from mcn Who nave
seen them before 1873. The seller throws
i'm five visitors books from 1879 to 1879
containing seven thousand autographs. n-
well as letter Of the POETS. Her i- %
chance for some scotch museum of buin'
club. They were offered lur sale 90 ilr
secretary for scotland. hut his secretary
wrote that while they were oi emo value.
they might Doe given 90 the nation. lhn
seller replied that. a, the nation bad mover
given him ANYTHING, bee did mot sac hl- way
p caryi0ul the proposal. A -iNpcnre FROM
every member II Burns club would secure
tie collection.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-04
In the Courts.

Police Couri.-W. :. Catlett, abusing
Mrs. Rooney. Continued till May hn.
being "a person of uns0und mind. Commi--
sion Of lunacy ordered.
T.. f. Pace and ". l.. " God. char d
with fighting in the street. Required 20
pay costs.
fom Carter (colorcd), assaultmg and
cursing ". j. Trice. security in the saia
of 500 for three months.
Alex Patterson (colorcd. drunk. Sccu-
ritv in the sum of Sl00 for sixty days.
Is. +. Dodson (coiorcd). assauiiln- ana
beating hi, wife. Ella Dod,on. Case dis
missed Assaulting and beating Phinp
Mills. Dismissed.
Philip Mills Ccolorcd). as-aultiug ANA at-
tempting 10 beat B. +. Dod~on. Dismiss, 3.
II. b. Hi. unlawfullv having in his pos
session one maic dog. Required 10 pay
costs.
Patrick smith, stealing one pocket-booS
containing $50. the property oi fhllp
Macklin. Fifteen days in Jail.
Marshall Randolph (colored), assauitiGc
&. W. Wilson. Dismissed.
samuel johnson (colored). assaultinS and
beating Kate Dod,on. Fined $40.
David Evans. drunk. Fined s..
Joseph johnson (cOlOred) disoNcrly in the
street. Fined 500
John Pratt, (coiored) dis0rdcrly IN the
street. Fined -.
4. Z. Fisher. being drunk. Attachment
issued.
George Walden, (colorcd) feloniou-'y
stealing one lot of clothing. the property of
William Lcftwich. Dismissed.
John Gordon. (c0l0red) throwing ROCKS n
the street Continued May 10Th.
Circuit Couf-Suit instituted Joseph
Brown Allen. administrator of samuel T.
Brown. against Richmond Union Ias-an.
ger Railway Company. Damages, $lo,Of'
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Choncct.y C0urf.-Eli Brown 70 Fannie
Mcnscr, II feet ON east side Thirteenth
street. between Leigh and NJ. $500: scott
Digs TO SpOttswood ". Robinson, interest
i'm lot on east side FOushcc street. between
Broad and Grace. $500: j. II. llaye-. special
commissioner. 10 =. W. Robinson. tWO-liiih
interest in lot ON east side Fouehee street,
between Broad and Grace. Sl,lOo; same
10 same. tWO-llih interest m lot ON east side
Foushee street. between Broad and ErAcc.
81 100: James III. Lewis 20 ~pOlt>"ood % .
Robinson. interest ina lot ON east side Fou~nrc
street, between Grace and Broad $3.50;
Emanuel Raab 90 ". j. Ready. 40 feet on
south side Grove avenue. near Beech street,
S4.2jO: virginia Home Baldng Fund and
Loan Association 10 j. II. johnson and
others. trustees. and others. lot ON east side
Foushcc street, between Broad and Grace.
tO correct error. -: George N0elkcrs Csc
ecutor to NannicJ. Mynnc. - 5-j feet ou
west side Third street. between jackson
and DuNa SNlO.1S.
Hc0yicO COUufU: l.. \. tatlin and WIFE
10 4. VI. Perkins. Sd feet ON north side Clay
street. near rhirty-iilth. $50; ". .. tus~eu
and wife 70 William BraNt0n, I'D feet on
north side state street. near Iumphihs,
$685.: same 10 Matt Brown, - feet on same
near same. $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-04
TOOK AN UMBRELLA.
I1ournoy Again Ia the Hands of the
Ofiicers of the Law.

&c. Flournoy, against whom there is o
charge Of felony pending In the Chesterfield
court, was arrested yesterday. For some
elmo mast there have been frequent com
plants made by railroad COMPANIES OF rop'
}.a,ies committed on passenger trains after
their arrival in the city. Through travel.
ora when they reach the city, Walk up and
down The platform while the tram Is wait
Ing at The depot. These are The Tunes
rio,rnoy waited for. lie would enter the
ears and help himself to canes, umbrellas,
ov.rc rats, or anything else that pleased ms
fancy. Yesterday morning a trap was SCI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-04
Mr.. M'CUG RELEASED.
The Commission Decides That lie is Not
Insane.

The Commission Decides That lie Is Not
Insane.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Il. Taylor Nc
Cue came TO the city from his home IN
Washington 10 answer his bail for an az
pearance before commission which was
10 INQUIRE a. 10 the sOundness OF his mind.
Mr.. McCue had been arrested on the charge
of threatening 10 violate the peace. ana
pepding this investigation, Police Justice
John j. Crutchfeld saw III to H.
sue lunacy warrant, and release
the defendant on bond for his appear
ance before the commission alluded
10. Mr.. McCue came into the Police Court
accompanied by bis counsel, and his family
physician, Dr. j. :. Wexford. quite a
crowd Of black, a. well as white people.
brought out by curiosity. was present Ihe
commission consisted Of Justices \. L,
Saunders (chaiTman). George /. chidrey,
and W. A. Graves. DR.. William :. Gordon,
the physician Of the jail, was also present
A number Of witnesses were examined, ana
gave their opinion a. 20 MIR McCue's coDdi-
lion Of mind. aud were thoroughly cross
examined by counsel for the defense.
After the testimony was over, the com
mission and the physicians conferred al
some length. and then DIR. Wexford Dlled
out the blank form used in such cases, and
wrote opposite the questions such state
Inents as, in his Judgment, he deemed 10 he
correct adding foot note IN which be
stated that be saw nothing in Mr.. Mc,ue's
condition 10 justify IA verdict of lunacy,
whereupOn Mr.. McCue was discharged aud
left the courtroom with his counsel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-04

for him. \ gold headed umbrella was
placed i'm n vacant seat in one of the coacn-
80. and one of the employees OF the road toeh
his position m the next car TO watch inc
umbrella. Very soon after, flournoy Gu
iercd the car, took the umbrella ana ma II
under his coat. lie remained in the car
few moments, d then made his exit. Jnsi
as he stepped upon the platform, sergeant
w. u. Whitlock and Policeman Folks t"oh
him in custody.
When the police station was IcaVn'"
Flournov was searched. and a large number
of pawn tickets found. subsequently an
old stable near the Danyille depot was
searched. and three handsome oyorcoats'
one of which is military coat, and sundrl
other articles were found. The ease VIII nc
before the Police Court tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-04
sanchestcr Matters.

Tuesday. May 18th, is registration day.
The Chesterfield Circuit Court viii meet
this month.
Postmaster Jordan has received letter
from the postmaster-gncral. asking him 20
collect ANYTHING Of special interest or bis.
toric value. to be preserved in The postal
museum, at Washington.
Friday night about 10 O'Clock, negro
went i'm to \. {. llardings jcweiry store
on Hull street. and asked 10 De shown "a
watch. MIR. Harding pat several on the
showcase. and while the negro was looking
at them Mr. Harding had occasion TO go
into the back room. He was absent only "a
moment, but when he returned the daIkey
and two watches bad disappeared. The
watches were found at a Richmond pawn
brokers' yesterday, but the thief has not yet
been captured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-04
FROM CHAIRMAN GUY.
An Adore. Urging Democrats to Organ
fxe Tor Work.

Mr.. Jackson Guy, chairman Of the City
Democratic Committee. yesterday issued
the following address TO 1.-THE presidents Of
the several Democratic clubs OF the city:
NV rcsoluii IN adopted by TIE city Demo =
cr.fic Committee on 4 thursday night last am
renueSted 10 address YOU Circular letter re-
ouestlng Won To orsanlze your clubs. mat
ihev NAV exert their influence IN ;he APP
u,oachtug election. Of course 10 goes with
ont saying thar II there j. any danger IL
arises from the fact that no one seems 10 ap-
rre,.iats that there is any. and as cOnse-
.aucucc nobody j. concerning himself AT all
about the election. Ibe Iact that there Is only
one candidate among the several offices 10
a.. allied opposing IL, really makes II easier
frrus 20 lose that one Office than II We had
mil opposition all along the line. Let us,
then. address ourselves 10 the cOnsdera ION
OF this one enemy and show him that we are
not 10 be c.ugLI mapping.
Your clubs, wuicn have been recently 50
active and 50 fully attended, listening TO add
dresses from tie various candidates, should
assemble again and show as much interest
I'm the election OF all those candidates. We
owe il 10 them TO see them all elected, ana
we shall do 10. Many transfers can be nj
Tended 10 through the cluns. aided by n city
headouarters, which nope 20 have cstab-
llshcd and open by Tuesday, within the next
week. and then your clubs can WELD pow.
erfui influence in arOuslng the voters ana
getting tbs I'm 10 turn out on electiOn-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-04
Donated Drum Corps Outfit.

At a meeting of Il. +. Camp, CONFIDENT,
Veterans. Friday night, the Camp decided
10 donate 10 the sons OF Confederate Vet
erans their entire drum corps outfit, consist.
ing Of uniforms. drums and fiies. The Sons
of Veterans will organize a complete drum
corps. as they have the material and ability
for establishing an excellent one. They
have received and accepted an invitation
TO participate in the Oakwo0d memorial
exercises. which occur ON saturday the
10Th Of this month.
Next Tuesday night the sons Of Veterans
will meet in the Armory and 20 through
their regular camp drill.
This new organization is continually re-
cciying additions 20 their body, and prom
ses TO be equal to any junior order in the
CITY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-04
The Mozart Musicale.

The regular Mozart musicale occurs as
usual tomorrow evening. The programme
will be rendered by the New York Locus
Quartet Miss Marie VI. johnson, soprano;
Mrs. Emily X. Newman, contrallo; Dir.
Charles \. Rice, tenor, and Mr.. Douglas
Lane, bassO
The programme is as follows: Part first.
Quartet. Hunting song" '(BenedicU;
Tenor solo. Dear Heart" (MaiteD; Duet,
soprano and tenor. "Am0rc." Pinsutp;
Contralto solo, "ln Old Madrid (Irotere):
Quartet, "The Watch OF the Angels,
ODr0gcrD. Part second.-Quartct, who
knows what the Bells say CParker); 30
prano solo. "lflucontro," (Ardit); Trio
soprano. c0ntralto and tenor, Come 10 the
sea- (GordigianD; Basso solo, "Bedouin
Love Song" (pinsutD; Quartet, 1T is the
LOT of Friends 10 Part" (Buck)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-04

ton will have the thanks Of those who love
good music for bringing the Boston orchestra
to this city.
After the performance many oi the mil
sicians, By invitation Of the GesangVercin
Virginia. attended commers at Sanger
Halle. The Gesangyerein rendered several
German songs splendidly. and sang in par
ticularly excellent style the ever beautiful
song Itch weiss nicht vas soil cs bedau-
ten" Mr.. schultz. member of the orches-
ira, and cello and piano soloi-i, played
iranscrptions If German olksliedrr in "A
remarkably brilliant manner. He also
made an eloquent speech. and toasted the
Gosangyerein. Mr.. \. Mol replied in lifting
words, and said the Germans Of Richmond
were ever ready 10 entertain and show
courtesies to their fellow cOunirymcn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-04
Meeting of the Common Council.

The Common Council will hold its resu-
lar monthly meeting tomorrow night. The
most important matter that will come zap
before it for consideration. Will be- the re-
consideration of the ordinance canceilin-
appropriations fol lSN9. and making appro-
priations for 1880. This ordinance com
back from the Board Of Aldermen with t"o
alterations. The other matters VIII Doe
mostly Of routine character. unless the joint
committee on the Davis Confederate Memo
rial Hall make "A report.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-04
she stabbed a Man.

A fight occurred last night on upper
Seventeenth street, between Emma Walker
and Mary Parker aud Grant watson (all
colored). During the scuille one OF the
women drew "A knife and plunged IL INTO
Waison's shoulder. making rather dan
cerous wOund. The women were arrested,
aud medical attention was summoned for
Watson. The women had been drinking.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-04

There was quaint and touching -ceie ai
the Vatican the other day whom inr Pope b
grandncphcw was brought to reccn. hi-
Holiness bonediction as soon as possible
after his birth. The Countess Maria Peccl.
who married the Count haroui Last year.
has lust brought into She world fine little
boy: and the genial spring weather ot an
Italian climate admitted OF the infant tDiu.
taken. almost Immediately. % Dee present %
to the august head Ofihe Pocci family. Tine
HOLY Father took the baby 100 his arm, with
"A surprising gontcmess and address kissed
il. and chirped to it,, after the approved
manner. as alectionatelv az ii be- bad hr. %
some mere amiabIc hricklayer being intro
duccd To- his nephew
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-04
DROPPED DEAD.
4 Wcn-Knoun German Citizen rails to
the Sidewalk.

Nj. Adam J.. puizel. who lives at 1861
east Marshall street while walking along
Broad street just below seventh. last night
about % o'clock. WAS taken sd, and fell sud-
denly Ia the sidewalk. several persons al
once went 90 his assistance, and he was
taken i'm Brauii-lm's cigsr-store. \ very
few moments after being carried ina there he
died. The coroner was notified. and hear
inc The facts iu the case, decided am in-
,ticst unnecessary. as the deceased died
from natural cau-e-.
Mr.. PutZci was well-kn0wn citizen Of
this city. about eiyty-nyc year, OF age. ard
nj one lime carried ON the l0cksmth husi-
nos, on Fifth street. one of his daughters
married Mr.. Frank Lebemuth. one Of
them was drowned, and there Is one IN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-04

4 meeting OF all the members OF the Nir-
gina Ramehai Society. Of Richmond, is
called al the lecture-room OF -. James
church Tuesday next at noon. The meet
ing will Dee conducted by the state secre-
tary. who Is prepared % give full report
the work in India, OF the annual meeting
held in Boston early in March, and OF the
status OF the society H. Virginia.
The school Of Ramabai-'S harada Sadau"
Uhe house of learning)-has been success
mlIv established, and recent events in India
have occurred OF deep interest TO the Viz
einia society, from which certain questions
ar,s, that.0ught 20 he settled Immediately.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-04
THREE GAMES or BASEBALL.
Nearly Everybody HAD n Chance tc I'm
joy the sport.

A well played game was the general YER
dict Of the spectators 1T Boschen's Park,
yesterday. and the College and Nirginias
teams deserved all the praise that was
hpauod upOn them. Williams. as pitchc
flr thc college men, made an excellent H.
cord. he pitches lhenOmenaliy good ball
for an amateur, and sends them in with such
peculiar force as 10 puzzle the average bat
Ter Handy. rs usual. played an excellent
first base. If he would make better records
rs batter, he would De one OF The best
players on the team.
Jones. as catcher, did well. but his greatest
showing was at the hat. lie dropped the
BAN near the fence on two occasions. making
two three base hits. Lumsdrn, as -h0rst0p.
is also "a good amateur. lie plays more
with the science Of base-hallin- than any
other man ON The team. Quick in his move
mems. covering q large field. and capable az
much work he II one Ofthc best Of the team.
some of the other members of the team ueeu
more practice before they can be- credited
as good bali players. They are not enough
on the altit. aid do not move with that
quickncss 50 essential 10 good ball playing.
GOOD BALL THROWING.
West. as the pitcher for the Nirginia-.
sent the sphere in with bis usual deNieriti-
and with the same telling effect. he is ON
of the best amateur player, i'm the city. and
was much applauded for his GOOD work.
kain, as shOrtstop. made several beautiful
stops. and at the bat distinguished himself.
lie is one OF the best players on the Viz
.nias. and did much 20 keep down the
score Of his opponents.
s1Lcftwich. who played third bascman. led
of rs hitter. lle ID excellent work with
the stick. and covered himself with glory o.
a base runner. Enright played well in ail
Of his positions. and Mcdonald made Il
beautiful record hF putting seven men oui
at second base. lie /, ilr-t-rite player,
and deserves all the credit he gets.