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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-27

NOTIFICATIONS WHICH WILL BE sCcGEsrED RT
TUE PREsIDEST-wHr WAR WOULD RE Dr.
sIRABLE AND ApytsFA6Eoys-soME BEIIEyK
CHILE WILL DO ALL THAT Is WANTED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-27

: ES Ii. ktcHe dss,t
Ire NOTUcOGd
Are the latest auG Perlect
sly Is 81 LADIES ClCsc-Gt-
tIE< CiOtk-surydce Mack
sHteSA,s.
We lave . LG-uitCent
asSorIE-l 1t Of these gar-
meats 1reSl: from CurTac-
rory an 3d. ~ ~ 80 VIII
give you - choice q nifty
l aftefE>-
oU- OCsT Shoes are Pure
Gun. az We have all sizes
anu sty ses-
4ac "GO5i Scar NGcs-
fjltOSitsS .Or men are uue-
Gua-edIOr 81 yts and gLa.Ify
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-27
MANICURE.

MADAME PAIN MANICURE AND CHIKOPOD-
VI ISL. 9O3 18th 81. y &.ihe Oa.y ImP orter and
y anufactuter Of NE MANICURE and CHlIsOPUD-
Isl GOODS south ct New lork- uo-u-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-27

The fact that the Chilean street cars employ
feminine conductors has given rise to another
war speculation. The groundless fear has
been entertained that one or two belt line
routes placed in the way of some of the younger
American officers would leave them financially
broke If they did not interfere with the fight
ing.
The man who raises game chickens may no..
have much ambition, but he puts spurs to what
he has
II am not a crank" he said as he ran his
fingers through his hair. II am reformer
have in this carpet-sack the means Of elevating
the community
"What is it?'
Dynamite"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-27
HEW0RLD OF SOCIETY
The Presidents Second Official Re-
ception of the Season.
A BRILLIANT GATHERING.

WeH-known Ladies Who Assisted President
and Mrs. Harrison in Welcoming Their
Guests-In Honor of Congress and the Ju-
diciary-Other Entertainments Last Night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-27

HE Dissolution SALE
OF FINE TAILOR-MADE CLOTHING
And Gents Furnishing Goods Is still going On and
viii only last . few days Ionssr Tie stock mus. be
Closed regardless Of cost Mems Suits and Over
20 cents on the dollar.
Boys suits and overcoas at so rents en- the dollar
Chldrens Suits and overc0sts at 30 cents on the
dollar
You should not miss this CHANCE to get Fine
Tailor made Clothing at 80 cents on the dollar.
The LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO..
AZ 9Th and stA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-27

Columbia to Uncle Sam: 'SThis war talk will
do you good. Your Constitution is all right.
but little exercise won't hurt you"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-27

The miners hope is at its height when he
finds that ''aii is ore"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-27

lass, for violations Of the Sunday Laws. The
efendaats are liquor dealers, bakers and small
IocarA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-27
BARGAINS In MILLINERY.

MRS. ~ J. HUNT.
1870 ST. NV,
Offers her ENTIRE STOCK Of TRIMMED MIL
llNkRl. both iAIFCIsTED and THOSE of own
c,sl-l- a. DISCOUNT OF - per cent until tE BhU-
E.-I 4.
il FLOwERs AT HALF PRICE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-27

She was worth a million, and when Herbert
said: will you be miner she answered:
NO, Herbert, will not; but you may be
mine if you wish
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-27

In closing the report paid an appropriate
tribute TO \. W. Farley of Boston. member Of
the committee, who died during the year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-27

" GOODYEAR
EIbBEl. .
COMPANY. 9
200 9Th St 9
Neville Lindsay.
Manager :
noel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-27

The national board of trade convened today
at the Shoreham for the twenty-second an
nual meeting. For three days the board will
be in session and during that time will con-
slider many matters of importance. Among
these may be mentioned permanence in the
statistical work of the government, uniformity
of commercial laws, improvements of public
highways. currency, coinage, revenue taxa
ton. adulteration of food products, shipping,
immigration and governmental! control of COM
mnnication and transportation.
The delegates from the board OF trade of this
city are NJ. NJ. Parker and Alexander d. Ander-
son.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-27

Mrs. NJ. H. Ellis oil Detroit. Mich, arrived in
this city few days ago and is stopping ut the
Winston Hotei. Mrs Ellis will spend the re-
mainder OF the winter here with her husband
Mrs. Brice and Miss Bricc will be a. home at
the Arlington Oh Thursday afternoon.
Prof. Goodwin Smith who is making his an
nual winter visit 10 Washington, is accom-
panied this time by Mrs. Smith and by Miss
Cook of Toronto. The party il Mt WoYmiey' &
Hotel, where they expect to remain till April
Mrs. Senator T. C. Power is at Wormley's.
Mrs. Power will not receive until Thursdays in
February.
Mira. Edward 7. Platt and Mrs. Samuel Colt
viii not be at home to callers today OF next
Wednesday.
Wimodaughsis was at home last night and
the members enjoyed pleasant reunion in
which some practical business also received
attention. Mrs. E. NJ. Gillett presided and Mrs.
Womans Press Association, Of which she il
president Nrs. Ella NJ S. Marble and Mrs
Hanna b. Sperry also spoke. At the last dis
cusslcn on Hcw much business knowledge q
WOMAN should have and how she should acquire
il, was held, in which Mrs. c. A. Summer
Mrs. Wirslow. Miss A. Williams, Mrs. Skid
more, Mrs. Marble and Mrs. Lockwood tool
part.
The ladies and gentlemen of the EIsmert
will give a bail tomorrow evening, which prom
ises to be an enjoyable affair.
german was given Monday night, the 25th
by Mr.. and Mrs. Barr and daughter Miss Rose. a
Hyattsvile. Among those present were Mis-
Rose Barr, Viola Eacritt. Blanche Keefe, Aiict
Ncbe, Emily Dugan. Nellie Smith. Ella Slicer
Minnie Nohe, Myrtle Keefe, Maggie Logan,
Ger;ie simpson, Annie Winehein. Pearl Get.
tinss OF this city and Miss Minnie BuesinS OF
Frederick, Rena Day, Katie Coidenstrofh, Susie
McDermott, Carrie Fairall, Annie Snyder, Bet
tie Piesa OF Hyattsvilie, Frank Richardson
George Dorsey, Paul Carr, Fred Dugan. How
ard Moran, A. W. Trundle, Dave Gettings
Clarence Nohe, Edward Nohe of Washington
Fred Heller, Joe kapode, William Barr, John
johnson, Frank Gettings, George Coide u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-27

8 the fastest horse you ever saw"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-08
Tho I'M Clnh.

The Anti Cleveland HID Club met in tho
hustings courtroom last evening. and there
was a lair contingent of Hill followers and
admirers present. Hon. ii. Il. Pollard pre-
sided and Mr. Montague acted as secretary.
There was considerable discussion as 10 the
best method of procedure and a great deal
was SAID az 10 the prOpuety OF publishing the
names of the delegates
The list OF delegates was not complete and
while il was the opinion Of some that they
should be published as Jar as completed 9th
ers thought that il would be best not TO put
any in the papers till all We're ready.
During this. discussionIMr j. J. English took
occasion to say that there were weak kneed
men on the ticket. This brought several
gentlemen TO their feet demanding an expla-
nation and who the weak zneed men were.
1t waxed warm for awhile, butiwas finally
Quoted.
Mr. Pollard then moved that,the matter be
lett 10 the executive committee, who would
report to the city central committee by noon
of Monday and the entire list OF delegates DO
published Tuesday.
The following superntendents OF the dlt-
ferent wards We're appointed Marshall, j. X.
Crimes Jefferson, j. W Gibbons. Madison.
G.. K Ienser. Monroe, /. Il. Hicks Clay, O..
W. Minter. Jackson. John Iefel
IL was decided % employ one man as worker
in the cause for each precinct 70 be paid by
the club.
The club adjourned subject to call Of the
executive committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-08

A meeting of the executive committee of
the Virginia Historical Society was held last
night In the rooms OF the society IN the West
mOroland Clubhouse.
Present Messrs. Henry president lin the
chaire Palmer. Anderson. Bryan, Brooke,
Green. Barney Valentine. Cabel. and Brock.
corresponding secretary thei later acting las
recording secretary Gifts of a large number
Of books were reported also an autograph let-
tor Of General George Washington dated
Philadelphia February u, 1897, addressed %
George w. =. GUSTS. then a student at
Princeton. from Colonel Il. NJ. X. Taicott
Several important matters regarding the IN
terests of the society and the more elective
performance of It's functions were discussed:
The following gentlemen were elected
members Of the society. Mr. r. D. Gillian.
Petersburg. Va. Messrs..J. G.. Walker and ".
j. Walker Richmond, Va; Professor @. C..
Broadhead. Columbia. Mo. Mr William liar-
us Markham. ST.. Louis. Mo; Mr. Archibald
Rogers Hyde Park. \. y; Hon. George l..
Rives New ) Ork city.
Mr.. Brock reported that the current
volume of tho Society, Xl, would soon be
ready for distribution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-08
At THE ARMORYs
Matters of Interest to the hiiius-rrep"'
aflons for Parade.

Matters were rather quiet at the armory OK
tho First regiment last evening. NJ neau-
orsr,ers thu usual amount OF routine business
Was transacted. Colonel q. tercy n laI, - -
tho First cavalry. stated that the squa,riou Va
oa,alrx consis,ing Of troops A. - ana r. com,
manded bv Major W. hirk Matue"7' W..
attend the lakewood memorial seT'iceS HeA'
Tuesday afternoon. I'D f.o-, T-oon q
From information receifeu .iOtH A-1Op
in Lynchburg It appears that thht .onin n..';
gill YER likely be here on May SOth 70 partSl-
- ia H. caTemouies in connection with the
,,rvaiiing ~ the A. Z. Hill monument ana
- -, 10 memorial ceremonies at holy-
,ood II the number Of visiting troops
'ns,ifea Il the Exposition building anu
and grounds will be used as rendezvous on
Memorial day. They are well suited lor 'ng
occupation Of cavalry, ior 'hey olei ,eiJ hard
stable accommodations Tor the HORSES "NN
comfortable quarters for the men.
The contracts for the complete tull-dress
nniform for the Ashby Light Horse have been
signed. and all measures have been TAKEN.
Ill expected that within two weeks tne
troops will be- regularly mustered IN ACCORDING
% the law. 49,, ,-.l,,-
Macarthur Jr assistant Acknowledgement
OF the regular army. visited TINS city on touI
THROUGH the Southern States, LOOKING INTO
the organization of the militia. While here ne
witnessed a mounted drill OF the hshOy
Light Horse. and expressed himself very
much pleased with the progress made. MS
object in visiting the Southern States Is u
desire on the part OF the Federal Government
T. ascertain the needs OF the volunteers 10
put them on a better footing IN regard %
equipments stores. &c. Major Macarthur
accepted courteses from Colonel Jones OF
the First regiment. Colonel Halves, captain
Guigon and the Westmoreland Club ana was
shown over the city by some OF the oilicers.
He Is one Of the most accomplished olnoeIS
in the regular army: has been IN service lor
thirty Years and fully understands his duties.
The members OF the First regiment Will as
semble at the armOry next tuesday at f;5O
=. NJ. TO participate in the ceremonies al YAK
wook cemetery. Colonel Jones has issued the
following circular TO the cOmmandants OF the
several companies for that day
Having been requested by the Pegram bat-
talon Association 20 take command OF the
troops who vii. take part IN the ceremonies
incident 10 the unyelling OF the A. l.. Hill
monument on the 3Oth OF May next,
il is hereby ordered that commanding OIL
GERS Of commands who may expect TO take
part in the ceremonies of May 3Oth viii re-
port in writing 20 these headquarters as soon
AS possible Quarters will be furnished visit
ing commands. The hour and place of assem-
biz will be published as soon as the COM
mittee in charge have determined as 70 the
details of parade. Troops Will parade IN
fatigue uniform. with one days cooked
rations. ANY command not having fatigue
uniforms Will parade in their regulation dress
uniform.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-08
A Tadpole Hatchery.

Those who saw the basin between Eighth
and Eleventh streets during the late trouble
some break in the canal above this city must
have been struck with the large expanse Of
mud BUTTON that apparently serves no pur.
pose except as hatchery for tadpoles. Ia
speaking OF the matter a well-knOwn railroad
man said. The basin is owned by the ChesA-
peake and Ohio railroad and much valuable
land could lee reclaimed by them at DO
great expense The old canal locks
contain much valuable dressed granite. which.
at present. is useless. BY making canal. say
twenty feet wide by twenty-five deep. from
the passenger shed TO the lallego mills aud
fixing up the sides with this granite. enough
land on both sides would be reclaimed %
give additional tracks and erect large de-
livery depot opposite the present one. by
a short bend around Patrick warehouse and
closing up the water supply that now flows
% the locks large volume OF water
would be- secured 20 the paper mills.
The locks being useless could be filed ~ and
thus secure additional land AS well as protect
the trestle. The water passing from Gallego
Mills now supplies the dock at Seventeenth
street. and should this fail the supply could
be furnished from Haxall5 waste. as Is now
often done This portion of the city would
be available for warehouses. as oil lines couid
gain access o. 10 by having these locks de-
stroyed and land reclaimed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-08
THE WOELD's FAIR.
Commissions Issued TO Members OF the AVN
Hilary Board BY tho Governor.

Governor Mckinney yesterday issued the
following additional commissions TO mem
bers of the auxiliary board TO the board OF
managers 10 the Worlds Fair upon the recon-
mendation If the members OF the latter body:
frat Congressional District 800 King and
Oueen county James s. Jones OF Brighton
and Miss NJ. Lol Fleet OF ~. stephens
Gloucester county Mrs Judge William Is. lal-
iaferro Of Gloucester Courthouse. Mathews
county DR. l.. L. Foster of Mathews Court
honse, Middlesex county w. II. Woodward OF
Soinda Caroline county: c. II. Pearson OF
summit. Fredericksburg. Mrs. J. n. Barney.
seventh Congressional District frederick
county. Charles H. Purcell of Winchester
and Miss y. H. Carter OF stephen City rage
county: Judge A. j. Brand Of Luray and Miss
L. b. Borst of Luray. .
Tenth Congressional District Augusta
county. Hon. q. w. Coiner Of Eishersyliie
and Mrs. NJ. +. Gilkersou of Folly Mills
Buena Vista: Captain c. +. Jordan ROCK
bridge county: Hon. W. b. +. Leech OF kapps
Mills and Mrs. W. A. Anderson OF Lex
ington Amherst county: Mrs. Bey-
erly Harrison of Amherst Courthouse
Nelson county: Hudson Martin OF tabers-
vile and Mrs. Rosa Horsley of Loyinston:
Fluvanna county Captain w. III. Holman OF
Bremo Blud and Mrs. ". y. Petit Of Pal-
myra buckingham county John X. VII
liams of Slate Quarries and Mrs. General l.
NJ. Logan Of Howardsvllle. Botetourt
county: Major James Mcdowell of Fincastle
and Mrs. W Il. Beale of Buchanan. Ale
ghany county: Captain A. A. McAllister and
Mrs. h. l.. Parrish OF C0ylngton.
Bath county: William 81. MoAllster of Warm
Springs audiMrs. J.. l.. Yarbrough OF Mill
boro. Highland: j. G. Matheny Of Monterey
and Mrs. l.. II. Stephenson of Monterey.
Staunton. Joseph b. Woodward and Mrs. II.
NJ Mcllhany of Staurton.
ON Wednesday. May llth the board Of
managers of the Worlds Fair and the auxili-
airy board will hold their first Joint meeting
at Roanoke. and 1t is expected that by that
time the list of the lest-named body will DO
cOnDleted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-08
Hollywood Association, Jr.

The first meeting of the Hollywood Asso-
citation. Jr. was held yesterday morning at
the residence of Mrs. T.. II. Starke. at east
Franklin street II was largely attended and
great interest was manifested: The follow
Ing officers were elected. Miss Mary G..
Baughman. PRESIDENT Miss T.. Maury Werth.
vice-president: Douglas Gordon treasurer.
Miss Norma Walker secretary.
Several committees were appointed among
them one for the purpose of soliciting new
members. Thomas McAdams. Maury Van
Doren. Mrs. Winfred Crenshaw and Judith
Deane. The next meeting will he held at
the same place on Thursday. May 18th. at
$3.50 clock T. III.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-08
Church Notes.

Paw Dr. Niven. of New York. will preach
q, The Seoond Presbyterian church at Y. 81
At A. clsy-street Methodist church Rev Mr.
PeIl will preach at II A; u.
Rev. H. NJ. Linney wiIl cCnducttne services
at Washington-street Metnouis' church az 3
Pm. ,.,
day- School Society of Richmond aud Man
chester will DO held az Denny-street church
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Al smiths Hall at II A. NJ. Rev. Wiley
Jones. of the Christsdolphian Church, will
preach on the theme. Resurrection Is Essen
tial TO Future Life g.,
Catholic Apostolic Church will be given IN
Ellett's Hall, corner Fifth and Marshall
streets. this evening at o'clock Sub.
ject: THE Coming Of the Anti-Christ the
Wicked One is Near"
Rev. DR.. Thomas will preach at the FRS.
Baptist church in the morning. There vii
be no service at night.
The monthly meeting of the Baptist Sun.
day School Association will take place at tie
Second church at L. VI. Rev Mr.. james,
of Texas. will address the Association.
Rev. Decatur Edwards. Of Cloptonstree.
Baptist church, Manchester will conduct ser
vices appropriate TO the observance Oh ihe
seventy-third anniversary OF Odd-tellowship
az Powelps Hall. Church-Hill avenue and
Twenty-fourth street at $3.50 O'Clock Z. H.
under the auspices Of Unity Lodge. No.
/. o. .. r. The meeting will be open to tie
public.
The Evangelical Mission will hereafter hol
its services in the building northeast corner
of Eighth and Main streets Rev. ,. Is. Gin
will to-day baptize several converts Some
of them will lie immersed in Gillies creek
and others will be sprinkled.
The night services at Broad-street Ne.ho-
dist church on Sunday ard "Wednesday Will
be held at S.l5 Z. NJ. instead Of +. NJ. as
heretofore. Tonight DR.. Tudor will preach
upon "Eslhers Visit 10 Ahasuerus.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-08

Athletics seem 10 lie very popular inst low
in Richmond. and the Richmond Cycle Club
have an affair on the tapis that will attract
all lovers OF cycling, aud prove q delightful
and rather novel entertainment They pro-
pose TO have an athletic display at the Mozart
Academy on May 10th.
MIR. Walter Mercer, through the courtesy
OF the Overman Wheel Company. has secured
the services of Mr. Dan Canary 10 give an
exhibition of fancy and trick riding on the
bicycle
Mr.. Canary is considered the champion of
America IN this Hne and many OF his feats
are truly marvellous. He uses an ordinary
Victor bicycle IN his exhibitions and rides
il in every conceivable manner. One of his
feats consists IN taking the wheel 10
pieces, riding it in succession without handle
bar. backbone. oyerear wheel and finally
only the wheel itself Riding up and down
fights OF steps with only one wheel is an
other of his difficult ieats.
In addition 10 Mr. Canary's riding, Profes-
s0r Smith and his class, of the Young Mems
Christian Association. have kindly consented
10 repeat some of the most popular features Of
their recent exhibition.
No admission fee will be charged for the
display and tickets may DO obtained from any
member OF the Richmond Cycle Club.
Il.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-08
Tho Onnonnacrs.

Captain John A Hutcheson. of the Howit-
gers. was on Thursday evening presented at
his residence with the sword which was voted
10 him at the Masonc Fair. The presenta-
ton was made by the officers of lis command.
who were subsequently entertained at supper
by the gallant captain.
On July sth the Howitzers will go into camp
at Ocean View. where they will spend about
ten days
Crimes Battery OF Portsmouth, CAPTAIN
Mcdonald commanding. will visit this city on
Memorial day with fifty men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-08
CLAY WARD.
The Institute Commencement.

The closing exercises of the night school Of
technology OF the Virginia Mechanics Insti-
tute will take place at the Mozart Academy
next Friday night al $3.50 o'clock. The pro-
gramme. which will be interpreted with mu-
sic. will include grand entree march. INTRO
ductOry remarks by the chairman OF the
school committee, Mr. W. j. Whitehurst:
presentation Of prizes and diplomas by the
principal. Mr.. c. +. +. Burgwyn aud clos
ing address by Thomas Nelson Page. LII. d.,
Richmond Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-08

The passenger Office Of the Richmond and
Danyille railroad has recently moved INTO
very comfortable and convenient quarters nc
9l9 Main street. where Mr. j. ). Potts, tho
popular passenger agent. has httec up tho
office in handsome style. and the arrange
ments arc spendidly suited for the transao-
ton of business with the public The loca-
ton is advantageous. aud will prove "A great
convenience TO persons doing business VIII
this great southern artery of travel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-08

celebrate their ninety-ninth anniversary next
Tuesday The company will assemble at the
armory at A. NJ. and march through some
of the principal streets % the Old pump
house. where the annual shoot for the COM
pany medal will take place. Lunch will DO
served at " o'clock and dinner at $3.50 Z. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-08
DID THEY PLAY BALL?
WELL, SOMEBODY THINhs THEY DID.
Those Commonwealth Fellows Just Wiped
I'D the Face of the Earth With the
Westmoreland Team-s9 to 10.

ELL well. we'll. Of
course everybody
knew they would
beat, but who IN the
world thought the
score would be 20 TO
15Y Great, indeed.
must lie the posi-
bllities of base ball
IL an amateur team.
composed Of blue
and bedecked
club members. can
90 upon a diamond
and make a score
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-08
He WIN BIZ Charged Win Murder.

w. J. Tyler who was cut by William Gill;
liam on Friday afternoon died yesterday.
The ARRAY happened on Fifth between Canal
and Byrd streets. Tyler is in jail and an in
quest will be held tnls afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-08

Business life began in music store.
Does not known any other business.
Himself musical-has musical friends.
Anxious 10 serve every ore.
WhOy MANLY IS. RAMOS,
Where g03 Main street. Richmond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-08

Bl INNINGS
l28 3 Total.
Commonwealth. Q o Is 10 . X....49
WestmOrelauds q Oh
Earned runs-Savsge. .; Ainslis.
Homo runs Savage.
Ihree-hase hits-ilanewinckel, Savage. No
land Frye.
Two base hits Johnston. fraysor. Ferguson,
Mathews 2
Left on bases Commonwealth, 4: Wostmore-
Ian Is.
lands. ~.
WiRckeL 4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-08

Pianos Pianosl! Pianos ill
When You need one seek Ramos.
When yours needs tuning try Ramos.
When your friend wants one try Ramos.
When you wish 70 sell one consult Ramos.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-08

Mr. Harvey Savage also is ball player.
He sailed the sphere 20 centre-helt fence yes
terday with the ease of "a BrOuthers. When
il is know that no one else has ever accom-
plished this feat it partakes Immediately OF
The phenomenon. Kelly. of the Bostons. hit
the next longest ball ever batted on tho
Island. and 10y the game of yesterday Mr.
Savage is the champion. Hy the beautiful
effort Of the splendid first baseman the Colts
scored home run. the only one IN the game.