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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28
TWO CAMP MEETINGS
PICKETT AND THE SONS or We
EXAMS DO MUCH WORN

r,,.r,.,oo,.. vuI BE- Given to Raise
Fund. to Buy uniforms-The Nc" W
eanizat,on to Meet and Elect ""'''''
soon.
An enthusiastic and well attended meet
inc Of George r. Pickett Camp Confederate
victorian. was held last night, In their room'
in smiths Hall. on Finh street, about 'or'y
members being in attendance
c,ntain f.. j.. Reeves presided and Adj
infant Peter McCurdy acted as secretary.
,r,tter. OF routine nature were disposed
of anil The committee having in charge
Ella entertainment at the Lender build
inc Manchester. next Friday nisnt,
m9de report. This entertainment
oiii embrace vocal and instrumental selec,
fion4. including Che rendering oi sefeI'i
numbers hv the Manchester Glee tluD' ana
will boz held for fhe benefit of Pickett camp
Tbo proceeds will be used 90 buy uniforms
for ihc Camp. SD as tO make q eood 7"'"ins
90 The Lee Monument unfeillns.
An invitation was directed 10 ne 7enl 10
Colonel Joseph Mayo. OF Lancaster county,
WHO ,ga. FORMERLY Colonel in the Third Viz
rinia REGIMENT. 10 lecture ON the battle oh
Five Forks. III Dee consents to do SD, the
lecture Will Doe delivered in Richmond. on
The 18TH of April and in Manchester ON tne,
lGih. The proceeds Of these lectures VIII
also De used ln the buying Of uniforms.
CONFEDERATE VISITORS.
A committee Of five was appointed 20 look
DO the comfort and entertained Mt OF exc
Confederate. who may visit Richmond dur
ing tine Lee monument mNeiling ceremO-
mics. There will Doe many eX-D0niederates
here no that time. and though they VIII not
have the glitter and gold lace about them
that the military viii possess, still they
wish to do honor t0 their chieitain and our
citizen. should DO honor 10 them.
sons Of Veterans.
The committee. of which Captain a. 4.
splitter is chairman. appointed TO consuil-
mate the organization of the sons OF eief-
ans met last evening i'm Lee Camp Han
/ Fifty names were passed upon as eligible TO
members, and the committee adjourned.
They meet again this afternoon go q
O'Clock. when another Dot of names will Doe
considered. 40 halfpasf Is Che sons of Vet
Grams Wili organize. 40 this meeting officers
wIli i. elected and matters VIII Doe con,id-
/ cred as i0 the unii0rmIng OF tine company.
/ If Us very probable that these young men
viii participate boz the parade the day OBJ the
/ iae monument unleIling. a- DO will Doe very
Iauur.nf.afe chat iho SONS of tne men that
/ followed Lee should do honor 60 his memory
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28
FIELD DAY SPORTS.
Tho Programme of the Contests at Rich
moud College.

moud College.
The icld day exercises Of Richmon Col
l..e viii De held this year on the llih OF
April the gymnasium class, under the
direction of Professor Frank G.. Johns0n.the
m.iluctnrcf that department, are preparing
900 exceedingly interesting programme for
fhe0rcusi0n. This day. tor am exhibition
lr doe athletic achievements, was
created a.t session. when tle faculty de-
ciIoI OBJ -lf ap1r. one OIy Cor the purpose.
IAa pauicinli0rs are subjected 90 all Kinds
of tests of power. strength and endurance,
and le winners are awarded medals,
prizes and banners. The "lieid Day last
session was great Success. and every
effort Us being put forth 90 make it greater
success ilis year.
THE programme lhi5 session Will consist
of the following contests: -Four hundred and
forts yard dash. one hundred yard da7h,two
hundred and eighty yard dash, by winners
OF first and second runs. sack race. hurdle
race. mile run mile walk. thrcc-legged
RICE. compensation race, omen to defeated
competitors. high jumping. broad Jumping
pole fau.iiu-. putting the shot, throwing
baseball. foot bali. base bali, tennis. tug OF
war between twenty Of ODE heaviest men in
c0iliogeJ gymnasium drill. prize drill
awarding medals. banners etc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28
on, What q Cough.

VIII YOU heed the warning signal. pDr-
haps, OF the sure approach OF that more terri
bic disease, Consumptiun2 Ask yourselves
II you can afford for the sake OF saving 80
cents, % run the risk and 10 nothing ioi if.
We know from experience tnut -niloh's Cure
will cuIe your Cough. II never mil~. Ihs
explains why more than Million OF BOlles
We're sold the pact year. IL relieves Group
an - hopping tough az once. Mothers. DO
no be- without IL. Saml le bottles iiee. sold
! Y Bodekcr BgOti srs ana III. N. shields 4 Co..
oorAer OF Firth al NJ hau streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

The first regular meeting OF Henry Clay
Lodge. so. 81, Order OF the fraternal Circle,
since IT'S organization was held Wednesday
night 40 Lllett's Annex Hall, corner Of Fifth
and Marshali5 streets. :. Taylor Evans,
president, opened the lodge promptly 40 5
o'clock. 4 large attendance was present.
The mysteries ol the order We're uni0lded 20
eight initiates. and a number OF applica-
lions We're presented and referred.
Richmond Castle, 80. :. Knights of the
Golden Eagle, also met Wednesday night.
a number of new members were Initiated
aud The work was beautifully Cxemphled
by sir knights Frank Townsend, OF Phila-
delphia. and }. Crawford, OF Baltimore.
Alter adjournment the Castle and its in
yiled guests pariO0k OF a banquet at Muir
phN's
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28
EvANaELIsTIC WORK.


a meeting Of the sam Jones Committee
was held last night at O'Clock, at tine
Broad-sucot Methodist Church. The follow
ing members We're present: OF the
executive c0mmittce-Dr. j. Powell Gar
land. =. y. Vaughan and j. Thompson
Brown. I'm addition t0 these the following
were present. Reys. =. :. Lambeth. ". T..
Juikins, ". III. AtweI, G.. CIV ertenbreaker,
4. G.. Martin. and Messrs. K. l.. Richard
son. Charles r. Rady and Charles IL. Has
ker.
A committee NJ arrangements 20 receive
and provide for Mr.. Jones was appointed.
consisting of Roy. j.. Powell Garland. d..
D.. chairman; D. n. Vaughan, and j.
Thompson Brown.
Mr Charles T.. Rady, Of Trinity Church.
was appointed o. take charge Of the sing
iug. with power % form "a chorus OF not less
than one hundred singers. and practice
Them SD as tO be ready for The meeting.
The committee considered the building Of
The tlhernable and other matters OF interest.
Mr. Jones will bold his meetings from the
olh 10 the 10th Of June, inclusive.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

Richmond viii celebrate the tweniy-dnh
anniversary of the evacuation of Che city Deg
the Confederate government. by holding "a
primary election next Thursday. April 3d..
at which most of the municipal officers viii
be named. and n City Council nominated
by the Democratic party of the city. lci
ali the old soldiers bear this boz mind and
come out in force 90 the polls and vote. -0
far tho contest for position has been very
amicahle. and DO is hoped "a new and better
era is dawning 600 the political world here.
The battle is nearly over good many have
felt ilat they were called. but it VIII he im-
possible for all of them tO Doe chosen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

OF General Robert Il. Lee. He refused 70
read the names on the bail bond Oh ire-i-
dent Jefferson Davis. and INDUCED In re-
marks. that II overheard hy any OF the on
Gers of the Capitol. would have warranted
his arrest, and which. If repeated in the
presence Of any of the brave Union or Con-
tolerate soldiers, would have resulted 100
the mans receiving what he deserved, "a
good tr0uncing.
some mischevously disposed individual
has scrubbed in lead pencil the names Of
several men on the base of the marble statue
Of La Fayette in the rotunda Of the Capitol.
Treasurer A. ". Hartman has returned
"a tho CITY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

/ INVITE THE SUPPORT OF Ny
i friends lor lhc Ios fI.u ai memue. ol fle
COMMON COUNCIL frCm MADISON WARD.
10 Is hardly uecrs- $50 for mD io aHl that mF
candidacy is subject fo lle Democratic Prime
airy. for my Democracy is fUp HelI-fuoWu.
mh27-td I'D. ClMNIN~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28
5 hIIoh's Conumpilon cure.

This is beyond question the most SUCCESS
ful Cough Medicine we have ever sold. 4
few doses invariably cures the worst cases of
Cough. Group and Bronchiti-, while lbs wOu-
deriul success in the cure OF Consumption BIS
without parallel in the history oi medicine.
since its INST discovery DO has been sold o. "a
guarantee, a test which no tler medicine tan
stand IL YOU have "a Cough. we earnest y
ask you 90 try 10. Price 90 cents and H..
sample bottles free. sold by BOdcker BlOih-
ers and II. NJ. shields s. Co.. corner of Filth
and Marshall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28
a FEARFUL BLOW.
Little praine. Illinois. Demolished bY %
Cyclone.

NASHVILLE lrL~ Mar. Messengers
from Little Prairie. % settlement use mi. 8
south of this place, reached town about d
O'Clock this evening with thc intelligence.
that the village bad been struck Dy D.
cyclone and every house ln the place dD-
moli-hod. A number cf people Dad
been badly injured, and some. its Wt-
thought. could DOT recover. The messeng. rs
bad le0 Little Prairie Co.. obtain aid ior ihs
sufferers before the illleXiaut of fhe di5a-i
was known. and particulars have pot been
received. ln response l0 ila summons.
many physicians left here for Little
Prairie. 4 ci0uld-1ursi and hail--t0rm hCr.
at O'Clock. demolished several buildings.
and injured several people.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

The Finance Committee VIII hold its la {
meeting to-day. at which complaints viii q
heard from those who believe that they
have been improperly assessed for license
tax. The committee meets $40 b o'clock.
and will remain in session until O'Clock.
10 is desired that all intending TO De present
.nnull Ln Illmnul ON llnl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

Tine Committee 0n Grounds and Building
and tne Committee on Street. W.ll m
nest Monday night. The Committee n
Health meets This evening a. O'Clock .
f.e Council Chamber. aul ile Commits.
m Finance in the thnceiy Court INnN
The Committee Ou so. Johns Ilyln
Ground and oboe Committee 900 second Aar
ketmet I'm ihe Council Chamber yesterday
evening and transacted routine business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28
I8lsH AMERicAN SOLDIERS.



Company.
40 enthusiastic meeting of disclaimer
lean citizens was held last evening in the
plrIors Of MuVl]'s Hotel. Mayor John IL.
Dinen presided TIE object Of the mcet-
ing was io take steps toward the formation
of % military company A temporary
organization Wfs effected. and % committee
OF three As-,rs. James O'heeie. Jr., Ed-
ward Murphy and Charles Nal0ney were
appointed i0 enroll al who desired
Co onl-t About thirty 80 once pat
tho'r names down iar active member
ship. and tWcny-old more agreed t0 Dee
come contributors and join ile association,
which DO Dis ALSO intended t1iorm 400 the same
tine of the Veterans who belonged t0 theold
lmmet Guard. ODE Montgomery Guard and
other companies oi lAe past.
Another meeting Wll Dee held in about
two weeks. Then aromanMt organization
VIII 0e mad and ..fl. taken toward mu.-
terng boz. ile question of name Tor ihe
company wiz also De then considered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28
CanlloI kote..

Yesterday an ill-bred Northern man, ac-
companied by some representatives, Of the
softer sex, were at the Capitol. and We're
being shown through the picture gallery by
Walker Howard, the colOred janltor. The
man, when shown the picture Of General
>tonowall jackson, INDUCED in prolane
language, and swore roundly at the portrait
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

The Madison Ward Democratic Club. j.
Taylor >trati0n. president. and o.. k0ddy
'lcnser. secretary. had large and cuihu-i-
astic meeting night. 10 Wa. the last
meeting that Che Club will hold before iHe
primary. All tno ward candidates. a.d
most of the municipal aspirants attended
and presented their pleas for popular sup
port.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

LONDON. Mar. 1.-THE American ship
Gleud0n Is ashore and total wreck 600
los0hama. Japan. The Glend0n lcn New
York On November Zlth consigned tO lioko-
hanna and lieg0 and under command 0i
Captain Thatcher. Tine ships crew was
rescued, and 10 sposslble that portion of
Che cargo may De saved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28
WE ARE VICTORIOUS
The RICHMOND TEAM DEFEATS
THE BALTiMORES.

4. e,,iendid Game Which Resulted In the
Close score Of Two 20 Onc-Exoeiienf
Playing Expected at the Last Game
To-Day.
st last vo ore triumphant. About five
hundred people were i'm attendance at the
baseball game yesterday between The Rich
monds and Ballmores, and 10 Is needless 60
say that every one was pleased with The re-
suit. The Richmond men demonstrated
oonc,uslycly ihai they can play BAH. and
also made a fine showing in defeating the
Haltmoros by score of . o. ].
III was "a beautiful rHmn. though with Two
executions. there were no brilliant ~ Pine
rnmal ulaia. The game 'ny almost ail the
fme In tAe hands oi tle batteries, ana
both showed their true mniile. The hifh-
mond battery iari and McCahref did
splendid work. nrl wen. much clmll imehi-
ll lY tNo audience. hurd pitched tODN
balls. striking tour men out. AND Otherwise
doing GOOD work. Mctahray played fault
hess game. and caught ilurd'- balls with
Kind 0l magnetic influence. lnHl nor "l..
made him admired h} al. Witnesses hHi aio
much 90 give iae game Go the home team.
HOUSEHOLDER "ALL niGHr.'
Householder. OF course did wen. as Doc
af,,at. d0.e. ne ha- uu irresistible man
NOR off putting 10 man out at first; THROWING
Che hal io tAe pitcher a- soon ass he hae
caught Ii N'dgin. at iAill base. ln place oi
-nuhrr.. PLAYED good BAH also. though De-
does very lrIe iu ihe battling line.
Kahn Knocks iys irCquenty. hui as short
sfan Dee MIGHT he "a great deal worse. Ile Us
very d.lihlfat. about bis throws more SD
than hs usual shor-.top. bat DO is very
seldom Chat Doe makes Wild one. ln lAe
.txih inning Long went tO One bat. and was
F nut outat FIRST Henry followed him, and
+ was also put .out go let hy an assist from
/ Fain. Roche came next and made % base
/ hit. and was siil on first when Townsend
/ Knocked high fiy. kaiumlde jump for
+ 10 and got 10. and enthusiasm was great Do
consequence Kahn is too light for hard
sl0rl-stop work, bat does remarkably well.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

We have aspeedyand positive cure Tor Ca-
tarrh, Dlphthcria. tanker Mouth and Head
ache Ia SHILOH : CAl ARRH REMEDY. A
Nasal Injector free With each bottle. Use it
ifyou desire health and sweet breath. Price.
so cents. sold by BOdekcr Brothers and
IL. N. shields Co. corner oil fiun and Aai-
nall streets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

Isitnot worth tnc small price Of - cents
90 nee yourself of every symptom of these
distressing complaints Il guu think SD. Gale
90 0ur store and yet "a bottle of -nilOn's Vital
izer. livery bottle nHs prIf ieu guarantee
ON DO. Use accordingly, HIt 10 10 does sou uO
gOOi 10 VIII cost yOu nothing. sold Dy bDule
ker Brothers and 81. 81 ~lellds & Co., corner
Oi Fifth and Marshal streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

Preston johnson, an old c0l0rod man. WAS
arrested yesterday morning for stealth
chickens: the warrant charging him wifa
the appropriation off several fowls from
Church nill people. DE will appear beile
Police Court thi- morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

ort Motion hy plaintiff % SEQ aside said
verdict otcrruled. and judgment Tor the de-
fendart on said verdict. Plaintiff excepted.
and permission was given iO hlc his Dit 81
oxccpfions within the next ten days.
:. n. Dulaney a Co. against Nfrni a
Electric I.ignt and Power Company. jnh- 4
nent by the Court for the plaintiff for 500.
Motion no set aside verdict 0Nclrulcd. De-
iondant excepted. ana PERMISSION was give"
90 ole bill Of exceptions.
Kaufman & Go. against LiiLlbcih A.
Courtney. Judgment for the plaintih Tor
William Parrish against James kain.
Verdict for the plaintiff for Sjco.l9
George a. Laihrop. for. SC, against same.
Judgment for Si--t1.
pof.ee ronf.- William Booker (coiored)
was fined - for leaving his hack -ianiin.
IN the street.
john Kearnoy. q luuatic, was sent 20 jan
20 await the action OF q commission VI iu-
macy.
William Chambers (c1i1rcl). charged
with stealing two wagon tires. ihe proper!
of NJ. n. Shacke.i0sd. Sent tO jail for slA
months.
Charles Miller. charged with 1ssaultng
and using insulting language 20 Martha T.
~almor. 1aac continued until saturday.
John sheehfn. charged with being drums
and creating Cd disturbance in the Dfahu
Central Theatre Fined $40.
William smith (coi0redl. charged WIN
stealing one i0i OF harness. ile proper. D'
George r. Na-hion. Case continued uhli'
Wednesday.
William ,etucks lcol0rad). charged WIN
being disorderly in the bar-locm oi huF"'
Stephens. Fined 81.
Adonia Cox charged with ronoing ine,
frUult- drawer of Il j Jones. Sent lu ihIl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

- Nt 4 I'LL. - ~ "'A ~ sND VT
/ Rchmond.-l am candidate for your
suffrage, iuI ile Office Oi tIN MISSIONER
Oh TIE htNlNi d.. ui tlo flIm lry election
April sd. Born auu raised iu our city. fora
Third ora century d hDye clftuui'y auured
IIhuuug mf time and substance lo los cause.
The loyalty and efficiency Ol ulN admin isila-
ton of your lO,tOiIfe under Mr.. Cleveland
are natter, ni public record. known lo you
an. m elected promise A1u guarantee "a
faithful execution of 1lI fnc duties ol The II
flee. Respectfully.
mhlS-1l3 WM. ii. CDLLlNOW WORTH.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

Mr. David A. Ainslie makes a specially
Of the manufacture OF ladies' pAatous. Nos.
: 10 and II Tenth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

Governor Mckinney Yesterday accepted
the resignation of y. J.. Page. 10 N0rio.k. as
curator of tine Hampton Normal and Agn-
cultural Institute.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

neglect that cough. bat take 40 once DR..
Dayid's Cough syrup OF Pure Pine Tar,
HOrehOund and Wild Cherry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

The ColOred state Teachers Association
OF Alabama Will meet at Tuskegee ON the
gth Of April.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

For this malady take that old-fashi0n
remedy Of our mothers, Syrup Of Pure Pine
Tar Horrh0uud and Wild Chelry-Dr.
Dayid's Couch oyrun
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

r. II. BOsHEa's SONS have the largest
and best stock OF Phaet0ns and side-bar
buggies In the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

w ANTED--I URNlIURE TO RE
w PAIR. lpholsler and Nafni>h. Mat-
"a sse, 10 kenO,ut Chllrn's Carriage, 20
Refai ana faint. Estimate. noe. Prices
low. n. r. MOORE, AZ anI 4la Brook ave
nue., near clay itreet, Upnoh 'res ald ahi-
net-Maker. lC25-tf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

Asthmatir troubles. pieurIsy, pains and
iniamed thr0ats, are overcome and healed
hy Dr. ID. Jayne's ENpect0rut- for fifty
year. am approved standby for an coughs
and colds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

The brass foundry was found 20 contain a
large stock Of valuable metals, mostly brass
castings OF difficult shapes for the Texas;
also for locomotive bells, crank-pins, dc.
The foundry has been recently supplied
with heavy crane. additional furnaces,
and large core ovens. and Is nov capable Of
turning out work 10 compare with that Of
the largest establishments ln the country
Here also large number Of men were at
work. some down la the pits Of the furnaces.
thereby giving the place an aspect Of The
Internal regions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28
WE ARE NOW RECLINING
NEW N. c. HERRlNGS,
cur. G. BOSS And ROE.
ml29-iw uAVENI0NT < NOElI1


SnNUls tamIfu IrunIt .N|.
culo loI Naialln. lilAlltfI. tlnAti ~ ''..
aud HelIt.hc. Wiiu each hIIl'e t.Ir' d 'N
ingenious Nasal lljgciOr .Cl lnt ma iit
c.s-lul iica 'mcni ul these cuiui ai'.s
tut extra charge. Price. So ctui, rV' p.
liOdeAel OtlDQ, a nd 81. N. Shields y Nfs
corner u h ia aud Aaisi a. streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

There is restaurant for the Officials
OF the establishment. The management
run ON very correct supposilion fnai
/ 10 is better 10 give clerk las dinner which
takes at the most only about fifteen oI
twenty minutes, than 90 allow him am hauf
and half TO get his feed elsewhere. There
Is Kitchen here. and every day some
nity or seNenty-iie men lunch here. II i-
found that 10 works 10 advantage 10 Keep
lt up
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

The whole establishment was Denaled
with am air Of neatncss and discipline. aul
il has been said by outsiders. that DO us 0uD
of the best conducted in this country.
The WOrkmcn have a beneficial society
among themselves. which pays the family "a
certain amOu MT in case of death. and ihilo
dollars week during sickness.
There is also am organization known aa
the Ladies' Aid society of Richmond Loco
motive and Machine Works. which Is boz
lbs operation auxiliary io the male assoc.a-
ton lbs officer, are Mrs. James Sherry.
president; Mrs. a. H. Eaynal yice-pr '-
dent: Mrs. IS. 4. AmmOns, secretary: Mrs.
H.. ~ lHI.......II t..............
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28

TOR COMMISSIONER OF TIE REV
A ENlE.-l respectfully announce myself
candidate Tor Pc rIr. f.Ou o. IIe office ci
COMMISSION q Ul INl REVENUE, sun-
ject fl ben 0ertif primary. 4 toxic iNIs Up-
pouuulty lu lh.nk mF constituents lnr IHl
confidence fepfsel ln mc, ANA lhi, 10 cuuIluu-
auce oi tnDIf support.
mhl6-mp8 LOBERr D. NCNrCRD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-28
VERY CLOSE.

The came was nip and luck ine WhiI.
way through The Bllum0lc- made good
hits and ram lhe bases VOL. lut a- the gam.
Dad noi started with their usual iwoor three
runs. tlo N'chm0ni were more juDilan'
imam ever before. and th.s is one reason
Nhf lho Hirlm0nj- Won yesterday. li wac
in Che seventh inning Chat tne Orioles mao'
"a rum. Baker started ill- inning win q
fv. which was caught Mcu'ch followed
and made lise Die; DNohihe got.
f.nrd Weu.c. and got out at FIRST
0f .n a--i.. OF Widrn. and % pui-0ut l,
householder Ray. the best al.-r0und plale
I'D n. Monumental Ciiys team. came neN
and Knocked "a tFo-lase hit. lAt
BROUGHT Wouirl in. and was the FIRST anr
nu4 nun scored hf lle visitors.
householder made the nfst run lor iin
Richm0nl- and -.anh0pe the second onl
f.r the home team.
Smyrna times., 1890-02-19

The long contest over the adoption
Of new rules in the House at Washing
ton has resulted in a triumph for ma
jOrity rule. The new rules for the
government of the House will inure to
the benefit Of one party as much as the
other, when in the majority, and
viii greatly expedite the possible busi-
ness. Under the old rules there was
no telling when, if ever, bill would
get through, such was the power given
10 those disposed to filibuster. Whether
wrong in method or revolutionary in
the process of bringing it about, public
business will be greatly facilitated and
all parties having an interest in getting
bills through in a reasonable time are
correspondingly benefited. By the new
rules a quorum may be ascertained
when necessary by an actual count of
the members, and a member cannot
prevent beyond a certain limit hinder
ing legislation by dilatory motions.
Another change allows the House at
any time, by a majority vote, to fix
day for the consideration of a bill or
resolution already favorably reported
by committee. This, with filibuster-
ing and dilatOry motions suppressed.
gives the House complete control of its
business.