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viii give the full vote next week.

Since MIR. J. p. Carey has finished the
repairs on his dwelling, it is thing of
beauty. The location is one of tho best in
town, and it shows of to great advantage.
1t has two two-s,ory bay windows, large,
we'll proportioned rooms, plaStered on the
side walls and ceiled over head, with north
and east front piazzas. The mantels arc
In the best style and elegantly finished in
antique oak, and the building is beautifully
and tastcfully painted.
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cd free to any part OF the Unlleu s,u.oo, rs lot.
lows
lSt Tc any new subscriber.
2d. To any renewal subscriber.
81. TO any subscriber now In arrears who pays
mp to January lrt newt.
As the publishers limit the time they will fur
nlsh th"ec maj = at the low prices, wo advise all
VINO desire to ar't'l themselves Of this oppOrtu-
nifty to attend to II at once
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- W'-. : i"tir'. :"''hHc| Of CrGS+ Plains C.,
Wrtc .! ''%''.H Srrrek' good cotton lnEd one.
hNI' - 'ii''n,u forest; ,'nI timber: ul,ur,. -,
acr"S Ilr!.I~. GG IA .g!I .taic Of rl't:yrt ,o~.
EH"' Ht;nr Gni necessary ini!!.nl:": terms C,sv
IL &c" in; rl' "t Z; :cng i,,i - hr c,r; ~
rot" 'Glt nI IL "uliiv.,jl &C aces III mo -
ua. H. ,,'n ,Ei iir.n lu' i'!r t". I'll: IL q !,nd
bHrShih j. - lNis1; w;.It:..; $i.!..U i:lm near
town, iIi," 40 lr.f cash i,iin,,,, :I ore VIZ
f6r 49, irTii'@'i:f write to l'iCk6nb Land
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an out in

eha WV It
, 2ch, through
) lbbath on the north
car iD which he was
Aacsrdcd III flaming
90 Champion of the
en- receiving more
tatic President could
lied at his homo in
ght the 18th INST. ,
ss sick only a few
W and five children .
v called, was q good
NY friends who will
&C. OF his death. His
lsly i'll for several
ut to be getting on
t, Clerk Of Court,
move into his new
;e the change soon
f court. When all
cctcd into the new
e tend to as much
as i'll n half u day
1T exposure. And
with one, all will
necr with him.
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5 unucr DTS. We'll,
no doubt make it a
ives on the planta-
is, on Twelve Mile,
isles Inst Sabbath.
sick with the same
) Of lfr. Erwin Hen
Willie, brother and
:xpcct soon to take
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and Congresses. Latest 1892 Edi-
'hcs QarSeSt evcr printed). Noun
at top and bottom.
arrangements with the publishers
obtain q number Of tho above
'ps, and propose to furnish one to
lhScrlDers. This Map is II necessi-
n", school or Office, and will be ce-
abe to refer to daily during tho
aal campaign, as it locates at a
Important fact connected with tho
country md American politics.
OUHLE MAP CONTAINS:
howing all Of tho Political Part.
Showing oil the Presidents and
So.
howing the Political Complexion.
la. 2X65.
howing tho Crecds Of tho World.
h2wtng tho Standing Armies oc
l3Xl0.
howing tho Naval Tonnage of
l3X 10.
dap of the World. l3x20.
hnp OF the United States, Rand
46xSB.
ltrl America. lOxlO.
ska lUxI3.
lth Africa. l0xl3.
per Nubia and Nabc5h or hbyssi-
sia, AfGhastan and Bcluchistan.
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Summon Excur.yOn Rntcs

Commencing June 1st 1892, the Rich.
mond and Danvillc Railroad will put on
sale reduced rate round trip summer excur.
sion tickets to all summer resorts. Tickets
on sale june 1st to Sept. Both, limited re.
turning Oct. 31st 1892.
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ler, published
Ohio.
I our subscri-
RACES on sub
'ance, and to
pay one year
arner enjoys
and ranks
papers. BY
,OU MOTH
l Farmer for
advantage to
can be seen
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Z. IEF%S3 1ENTINEL
@oCAy. NEWS.

.G O., Wilt Hvoi 10 have au lcctric
kKr. 'atsca r,..'auls, Of Caesars Head,
|hl lo"N lGat >,o'Urlay.
4E :. rc.rrr va confined ut home
.s&l .tglo ',.sl eek sick.
eEt. I,u,t,r., e.. Gainesville, Florida,
ith Nf,l.cua .G.' 3, elk on short visit.
Ptof. r.r'butnty ,mmenced his school
saoI"" 'I@> %Di1:Y with good attend
r. .t. hy;io = ,',rv ,sworth visited Miss
T.: L;ras'1y yl2c Of Greenville last
T. g. , lists baptized thirty
1IF'. 30, ii near their church
sN..@.
sE'.a &tA.. "u.. ntion meets next
q I>b1ar 'n "'b Let the delegates
u ~, .l AI,.
STA- pra, . >..r very dusty 80 the
Son ~" oubly welcome last
u : .r,H it.
N'H.. Sr., has been quito
lOrc. We trust that
49, N ''.,' ... to health.
ssiOncrs will have
'5 " ! on the overhead
.. g.. i've offices and also
80 al hounds pursue,
%. '..' hence ut tlrBt she flew,
orter is teaching 4;
- on, below Easlcy.
4 '. e.. nee Miss Mary Ri
.''.. C better lust Tues.
e. lends hope to hear
."IE
ere next Monday,
les Aldricb, presid-
weeks this timn l.,
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All persons having claims against the estate Of
Thomas NJ. Clyde, deceased, OF Pickens county,
S T., are hereby notified to prosont the same lie.
make payment to the undersigned at his ofIlco
at fIckcn =. IL. J. Is. CLYDE,
beptaS Administra rator
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1892.
McFALL'S
ALMANACK
-~-FOR-
4 8 . q.
Il & . q

SepteKnber.
They havo swung their corners,
Some swung in some out,
And all wanted Sugar in theirn,
1t is now time to dig hole and
Bury the toluahawk and file the
Edge off the scalping knife, and
Put it up on q high shelf and let it
Stay there, and all join hands and
Give q long pull,
a strong pull,
And pull,
All together, for tho good of our
Our county, and this Almanack and
when
Wo get everything pulled out
straight,
Let loose and go home and attend to
Our own bnsiness for tho next 2
years,
And let other folks business alone 2
years,
And sec how that will work,
A working man always has friends,
You can't hold him down.
He will got up.
And this Almanack will always
Slip tho scotch under the hind wheel
For him whom he begins to fag,
But he must not "back" nor flicker
nor "Sulk,"
But como right square up to taw each
fall,
There is no ono who appreciates a
prompt
Man any moro than we do.
There is no better stock kept in this
Country for him to select from than
Keep and no better terms offered
than
We can offer, and no better induce
ments.
Our sales last year was the largest Of
Any preceding year, and this prom
ises to
't"~' car That shows we'll for
qualities and wo have
.--~-sceG Stock of shoes, and the
Largest Stock of Clothing, and the
Largest Stock Of Hats, that we have
Ever offered the trading public.
70 say nothing of Furniture and
Stoves
New goods will be added to this line
From day to day and wo will keer
VOL
Up with the timos. Call in and Set
| US.
There's no F'dodging these questions
! the proofs
Are here to back 'em up, como ant
| see.
wv. I. MCFALL.
1902.
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NOLOT Terry
$4,000 IN GOLD COIN
10 be Given Away Absolutely.

Anyone for only 50 25 can rcrrrn both the
llcKcns SENTINEL and the Louisville, Ky,
eekly CoUrior-luurnnl for one year with the
opportunity Of making estimates for tho C0u.
riefJourhal's rHprct cHentri offers Of one prize
or Sl1MO ia Gold Coin rad IL prizes nG 400
Courier."o Journal can he seen at thiS Office or
on nppiichtiou to the Courier journal Company.
h%oHn%VlUc, kyy,aGopy Wilde furnished 70 any
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$500. INSURE YOUno4...r .s..n,.
paying cxhorbltant prices by buying direct
from }. G. GARRETT, Gates, 3. C.,
Or j. l.. HAYNIE 81 DAUGHTERS,
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n Years Subscription TO n Popular A z
r1culturnl Paper Given Froo to
Our Rcndcrs,

BY special arrangement with the pub
fishers, we are prepared to furnish FREE
to each Of our readers, years subscrip
ton to the nonnlar monthly apricultural
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Who have but one price and chat the
lowcst known. You can't pay them more
than instruments are actually worth. They
are not built that way. Write for latest
special oifers.
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NORMAL :. SCHOOL

The South Carolina Normal Musical Instiut.
Tor 1892 VIII be held at Cross Roads church'
nehr EaSley 5: G., commencing Monday, Aup
S3n, continuing for term Of ian dnys c}oainea,
with grand concert Thursday evening, Sept
lst a. j. ShOwaiter, Principal, j. NJ. LoOper 1s
sistnnt and Secretary. Additional Tcecbcrs
will DO Provided as needed.
TERMS:
Tuition For Full Normal Course Pupils
IN advanced Harmony Glass ...... a2 On
FGli Course Pupils In Primary Harmony
,S,a. Gnss .;............... rs
"hna te @ i.ot ~ harmony Class ............. 80
ShiiT zen zen Det%ccn " ana ID years. 25
Gr;,,aio uiueI 10 years ars................... 90
fTNale Lessons, organ voice. or other
branch, per lesson. ...... ......... OO
Hoard 81 20 per week. For futher particujurs
address j. NJ. Loopcr, Mica, S. C.. or Tbo A 7
".io tro o"aItoI , W, DhItoIl, GA jly14W4
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Better Than an En-,
cycIopedia.
'Ve7sihla historical Chart, 70.
ap and ], 5, Map Combined.

History OF our Government by Ad-
ana Congresses. Latest 1892 Edi-
'hcs QargeSt evor printed). Noun
at top and bottom.
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CHAINED LIGH'FN.7Nc

THO rNiIrONN Has ~ :
PiCkcnS i'i
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Administrator,s Notice.

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,.gvijs Hvoh ~ have au lcctric
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-01
DEMURRERS OVERRULED
BIZ SUPREME COURT DECISION.
CITY of Richmond Which Affects the Ches-
npeake and Obi" Raiiroad-Other Cases.

The supreme court Of appeals yesterday
handed down decision in the case OF Mel
sons administrator against the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company. reversing the
judgment of the Circuit Court Of the city Of
Richmond.
Andrew Nelson, on the 9th day of Septem-
Der. 1882 was in the employment Of the de-
PENDANT company as track laborer on the
line of its road. in the State of West Virginia.
On the day mentioned the company. desiring
to transfer the deceased from the point where
he was then employed to Hurricane. through
its agents ordered him to get on top Of one of
the box-cars and ride 10 the point where his
services were needed. On the way and while
passing over bridge Nelson was killed by
being knocked on a car by piece OF timber
on the bridge. only two feet higher than the
top OF the car.
deceased at the time Of his death was q clti-
zen OF LOnlsa county, Va. and the plaintin
qualified on his estate.
The administrator brought suit in the cir
cult court Of this city 10 recover damages for
the alleged negligent killing OF deceased.
There was a demurrer TO the declaration on
two grounds. viz. First. That the case was
not within the jurisdiction OF the courts Of
this State. Second, Because the declaration
showed on its face such contrbutory negli-
gence on the part OF the deceased as to bar u
recovery.
The circuit court sustained the demurrer
and gave judgment for the defendant, TO
which judgment the plaintiff obtained writ
OF error. Judge Lewis rendered lengthy
opinion. showing that tie circuit court should
have oyerruled the demurrer. Judge Richard
son dissented.
Decisions in the following cases were also
rendered
Commercial Union Association Company
against kvcrhnrt's administrator. From the
Circuit Court of Clarke county. Reversed.
Judge Lacy delivering the opinion.
Male against Virginia Midland Railway
Company From the Circuit Court OF Cul-
pepper county. Affirmed, Judge Lacy deliver
Ing the opinion.
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company
against Scott. From the Circuit court OF
Charlotte county. Reversed, Judge Lacy
delivering the opinion.
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
against Briggs. From Hastings Court city
OF Petersburg Reversed, Judge taunt!erOy
delivering opinion.
Simpson against Digger From Circuit
Court of Danyille. Reversed, Judge faunt-
leroy delivering opinion.
BOsseau against Dugger. From Circuit
Court of Danville. Affirmed. Judge Fauntle-
oy delivering opinion.
Kerr against Clark. From tho Circuit Court
of Frederick county. Affirmed. Judge Hin
ton delivering opinion.
Anthony against Commonwealth. Rehear-
ing refused.
Berkeley against Commonwealth. Sub
mtted.
George against Bates. Continued
Stearns against City of Richmond. Argued
by Henry g. Cannon. Esq. for plaintiff and
G. V. Meredith, Esq. for defendant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-01
Professor Hnhr's Concert.

A large and fashionable audience gathered
at the Young Mems Christian Association hall
last night the occasion being concert by
the pupils of Professor T. c. Hair. The
splendid manner in which the programme:
which we print below. was rendered reflected
great credit upon Professor Hair. Especial
credit is due Misses Kate Shore. Irene Lang
horne and Bessie Pace The following Is the
programme: -,
Part IL. Jubel Overture (Weber). Miss
Guillaume. Miss Noting Miss Wilson Mr.
Hair. 2 Hungarian Rhapsody. No. IA
N.iszt). Miss Kate Shore. 3. Sweet Zephyr
vocal duet Mozart, Miss Pace and Miss
Langhorne 4. Kamenoi-Ostrow (kubin-
stein. Miss Lilias Janney. 3. Minuet
Hahr). Miss Bette Powell. 6. Polka de ls
RENE (Raf). Miss Fanny Booth.
Part Ill. Third Ballade Chopin Miss
Kate Shore. q (a) lch Liebe Dich
1Grieg). 10 Winter Lullaby de Koven).
Miss Irene LanRhorne. 3. Valse Aragonaise
(Thome) Miss Lizzie Walker. 4. "a Noe
turne Chopin. 90 Valse Chopin. Miss
Annie Peay. 3. The Two Skylarks CLesche-
titzky). Miss Hattie Bryant. 6. Twas April
CNevin), Miss Bessie Pace. Z. Concert Stuck
Weber, Miss Kate Shore. Second piano,
Mr. Hair
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-01
The Price OF lee.

The Crystal Ice Company will furnish ice
during the coming season ut the same prices
as when commencing business. VIZ:
10)lbs. at one delivery ................4 40 cents.
1000 lbs at one delivery 30 cents.
Family trade, less than 100 lbs, 1ac. per 10.
No family furnished with less than 10 lbs.
at one delivery during the summer months.
This company furnishes 10 lbs. for what
lbs. formerly cost. viz: cents.
No agreement claimed to be made with the
driver for less than above prices will De olnd-
ing on the company. No ice delivered on
Sundays. 49,.
CRYSTAL Ice. being made from Distilled City
Water. is absolutely pure. free from DIRT OF
sawdust: and being frozen at lower tem'
perature lasts longer than any other Ice.
Being thoroughly equipped fol-. the season
and having experienced and polite drivers
prompt service and full weight are guaran-
teed. THH CRYSTAL IcE COMPANY.
Twentieth and Cary streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-01

Manager Cahill has Made Arrangements to
Bring Her to Richmond.

Adelina Patti la Diva Superba. will for the
first time since her debut in Petersburg, nearly
forty years ago. waken the song birds Of the
Old Dominion with her marvellous voice. and
start Thorn into cumulative rivalry OF tue natural
melody that by art has been drilled INTO the
lrandest human yocalizatIon that history mas
yet recorded
Mr.. Ed Hamilton Cahill. the energetic young
manager Of the Mozart Academy or Music, has
after nearly month OF ne gOtlailon win ADbey'
schoee and Gran Nine; ps,tts , h@ ma s -
tire concert company to Richmond Iof one
mgh.
This organization. besides the prima donna.
includes Zines FeUi. Sgnor lei Puenie, balAssi
and Gulle,pnd picked orchestra Of twenty u u
der the leadership OF sig Ardltti, The class Oh
musicians who constitute the orchestra may De
readily apprcc ated when II Is stated thar tney
have two numbers on the programme ana ms
IN The same concert with latiL 81
The programme viii be a lengthy one and WILL
include scenes in costume from at least Two OF
the gloat operas possitl y semiramide ana lro-
yttOre or Carmen. and solos. diets and quar-
te.tcs by the artists OF the company. Madame
Patti will, besides her selections from o. era
sing Home, Sweet Home and 'Suawaneo
RIVER"
Madame PATHS managers would not consent
10 send the company 20 Richmond unless they
were guaranteed $500. as the EXPENSE or tho
organization reaches very nearly that hgure
IL was az iirst rumored that MIR. ahIll intended
10 open a subscription for the sale OF seats. but.
WIN courage OF HIS tOuNlCtlo VIA - WI A
OF the earnest support OF the Richmond
people, he has put mp the necessary
guarantee. and will rely on the general desire
of the music lovers Of Richmond 20 support his
venture. II is move in the right direction
towards the Improvement OF the class OF AZ
fractions that have Of laie been sent to Rich
Tnond and shows that Mr.. Cahill intends 10 give
the patrons OF his house the best that the theat-
rlcal market affords.
The date OF the concert has not been de-
fnitely decided, owing 10 Nine. PATHS other en-
gagements, but il Will probably occur IN Easter
xxeak
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-01
Inportant City Committees.

The Committees on Schools and Finance
were to have met yesterday afternoon at D
O'Clock. but there not being quor um OF the
Finance Committee present. no business was
transacted.
The Committee on Schools then held a
called meeting and accepted the plans and
specifications made by Mr. Reuben Sherrlifs
for the new school buildings on Nicholson
street and Navy Hill. Colonel Cutshaw was
authorized to advertise Tor sealed proposals
from contractors 10 build the house. the bids
10 be opened on April 25ih.
The Committees on Second Market. Police
and st. Johns Burying- Ground held meet
mo yesterday afternoon at o'clock. and
transacted routine business.
This Committee on Electric Light met yes
terday evening ut $50 o'c.ock' ana me
r,n,',hlv abatement OF the Richmond Rail-
WAY Company was presented by Mr.. William
b. Pizzlni and ordered to be paid The posi-
ton of the FIVE hundred electric arc iSh's 10
Flectric Company we're read by Clerk burton
and approved by the committee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-01

HrxDrBsoS. n. C.. March si.-lSpecialJ-t,9d 10
dfy closes the coolest and most disaHIega ~. ~
March known hore for years ms wiz r y. -, VI
advantage 10 fruit growers, OF winch nn .;ng H.
many in this section. inasmuch as bloomlns ~
kept ack until there il now little uansei Vi
its being killed by frost
Yesterday there more country wagons .
town from distance than have been mere ~
any time this year Many OF them were rom
upper Granville. Person and Durham counties
in this State. and Mecklenburg and l.unenpnrs'
Va. consequently the warehouse floors were
crowded. To-day receipts are light by botn
wagon and rail
Yesterday evening Mrs. Mcmahon, aged aoout
Prize died at the residence OF Mr.. Pirie near
town She was Canadian by birth. but had
been resident here some twenty years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-01
Pnwhntan Cub.

The old saying that March comes in like
lamb aud goes out Ike hon {
was certainly appropriate to the man
ner in which the Powhatan Club passed
the last night of that windy month. They
commenced early. and with unghty and
eyer-increasing roar. like the surf as IT breaks
upon the shore and ebhs away. 80 the candl-
dates came. loudly cried their many merits.
rayed and ranted. and. their forces spent. they
passed away.
Chief Preston Belvin never looked happier.
and radiant smile played over his placid
countenance as be sat in his well-loved wig
wan at the head OF his great unterrlhed
braves Mr. G.. Roddy Tenser acted as secre-
iary. while the Sage Of Sugar Button. Squire
Frank Jones. performed the functions OF SER
Ceant-at-arms.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-01
Julius Meyer & Sons.
Woodward & L0tlrOD,
TEMPT. s:
DRY GOODS STORE,
CORNER BROAD AND ADAMS STREETS
FRIDAY, REMNANT DAY.

Asusual, Friday will be a very attractive
dav with us by reason of tho REMNANT
PRICE which we.put upon ALL Odds AND
ENDS OF STOCK. SHORT LENGTHS.
sOILED. FADED. BROKEN or otherwise
UNsALABLE GOODS, in order to make
quick sale of the same. We are glad to close
out such goods, as it leaves our stock fresh
and clean, and in order TO do it we are willing
10 mark them so low as to make them
GENUINE BARGAIN to any one who can
use them. -
READ CAREFULLY.
ladies Black Cheviot Refers. all wool.
double French seams wide rolling collar.
self-faced-can be worn as bazar-sizes 81,
"a. Sc. 3s-originally 1913.
Remnant Price si.25.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-01
Henrico Politics.

Each precinct in Henrico county will elect
three delegates next Monday to the convention
which meets at the courthouse Wednesday, the
e,h proximo 20 appoint state delegates Ar
engagements for these meetings have been Kept
rather quiet. bu II Us understood there VIII 10
some husting between now and Moncay highi'
The i've precincts near klchmona-'il.r chn-
maker, Harding's Shop. Jones Store, Smithers
and Bakers-will meet at i. NJ. 70 elect iheir
delegates. Those farther away VIII meet curing
the day. Al,
There are 10 be twenty-one delegates TO the
County ConventiOn-seyen from Fairfield, I'VE
each from Brook and 1uckahoe, three from
Narina and one at large.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-01
TO PLAY B1LL.
The Boston Team VIII Arrive In Richmond
Tomorrow.

The Boston Team VIII Arrive In Richmond
Tomorrow.
The Bostons, champions of the National
League, will be here tomorrow and give an
exhibition of their skill in game between
the regular nine and nine composed Of the
extra men Of the team and two or three local
players to fill out. The Boston team of 1872
is regarded in baseball circles as one OF the
strongest aggregations of basel ball skill over
gotten together. as II certainly Is the strongest
that eyer represented the city of Boston.
Richmond people will take special interest
i'll the game OF tomorrow and IN the Boston
team for the season, from the fact that II Is
captained by a Richmond boy, William Nj.
Nash. Billy" Nash led the team to victory
and the championship pennant IN gallant
style last year and this season he has "a
stronger team than last With him Will come
John GARRISON. the greatest pitcher the base
ball profession mas ever produced; Mike
Kelly, who. with GARRISON. forms the famous
$40 900 battery. that being the aggregate SUN
that the Boston Club paid for their release
from the Chicago Club: Nichols. Staley and
Stiyetts, the latter the strongest pitcher
of the st. LOUIS Browns OF last
year: Camel. Bennett, Tucker. Quinn,
Long, Stoyey, Duffy. Mccarthy and Lowe.
All of these players have national reputation,
and those who attend the game tomorrow
will see an exhibition OF baseball given by
one OF the nnest teams ever signed by one
club. Kelly Will captain the picked team.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-01
Hermann.

Professor Hermann. the prestidieitateur,
gave his entertainment at the Theatre last
night TO fair sized audience. 1t was the
same old round of tinle-worn tricks Of slight
of-hand. varied by fake mysteries that. by
frequent introduction. have become familiar
to all patrons of this class of amusement.
The first and last parts Of tho enter
tainment were the best. and consist
cd OF tricks with cards and the
borrowed property of spectators. Herr
mann is certainly u dexterous manipulation OF
small objects and makes handkerchiefs. coins
and watches appear and disappear seemingly
mt will The discontinue OF gentlemen,
whose property was apparently destroyed 10y
fire and water. amused the gallery audience
greatly.
Hermann repeats the performance tonight
and Saturday matinee.
Palms. Ferns and Pandanus at
j. II. III lRvEY's.
No. 3 west Broad street.