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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-03
DEATHS.

BRAGG. Died. at the residence Of Mr.
A. Tulane. No. SD north Twenty-seventh
street, March 2d. at 2:S0 4. ~, OF menin-
eius, Miss CLARENTINE +. BRAGG,
daughter Of Mrs Mary and tine late Cap
tam Benjamin Bragg.
Asleep in Jesus.
Funeral will take place from the above
residence THIS friday AFTERNOON at
3 O'Clock. Friends aud aeQualntanceS are
invited 10 attend.
Norfolk LaudmGyt and Fredericksburg
papers please copy.
MCCULLEN.- Died, at 4P. NJ, Thurs
dav the I'd. al the residence OF bis tathar,
BRYAN McCulieu. 26ls Semmes avenue.
Woodland Heights. BRYAN McCtLLEN,
in the 9Th year of his age.
The funeral Will take place NJ o'clock
THIS AFTERNOON from the residence Of
the parents Of the deceased. Friends and
acquaintances are invited 20 attend. The
lntormcnt Will be- AZ Hollywood cemetery.
NFTTTPT. -Die1. March .. 1893. of
pneumonia. WILLIAM II. MEIIEkI' III
the G1th year of ms age.
Ills remains Will be- takon from the resi-
dence Of his son-in-iaw, q. IT,. NmGheld'
sos north lWentV->cyenth street, - Han
over county Cor iuterment FRIDAY
MORNING. March Sd.
MONTGOMERT.-D March 81. at
$3.50 L. NJ. ~ the residence OF her parents,
2s16 east Marshall street, GRACE. infant
daughter Of Joseph :. and Minnie 3. Mont
comerr.
God blesses in IN early death.
And takes the chilt ~ himself
Sleep on. sweet babe. amt take thy rest
God called thee home He thought It best.
Funeral notice hereafter.
WHTTE.-Died. March .. 1893, a. 7:3O p.
NJ. at her husbands residence. No. l2i
south Cherry street, LIZZIE V, wife OF
Nelson Is. White.
Funeral m tO-morrCw's papers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-03
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
lReported FOR the Dispatch.

MARCH ?.-Prigate sales to-day: Wrappers,
dark deaf, 80; dark lugs' . scrap, IL black
fat. @D-tOtal, 50 h0gsneads.
Revenue collections: cigars and cigarettes,
sn32.2e: tobacco, SJ, i92. 30 total, s442..2S
Dark loose sales to-day: At ShCckOo Ware
house. l2.Gf5 pounds. highest Sloi at Cren-
shaws Warehouse, 1850 pounds, highest
s9.75-t0ial sales, 49,100 pounds.
The total lOoGe bright safes from october lst
10 March 1st. 2.JiO,GOG pounds highest price,
s19-total dark sales. 2.l7O.6iO pounds, nigh
est price. SI3.2j. making total bright anu dark
sales 4,71l2s6 pounds.
Shelburne's and Planters Warehouses Dctn
had Good safes to-day: prices strong aud very
satisfactory; highest price, S41.
Il will De- observed that thu bright sales are
gaining on dark sales. oven when the later are
heaviest az thls season. Dark sales are al tnsir
hest now. aud in "A few weeks Wall be- lntOnSidor-
able AMI while last year reaching abolt 4,OOU,-
600 OF pounds are expected not 90 reach over
$3.50, 900 pounds this year. The crop ~ nov
being rushed Ia. Breaks Oi DARK WI Do good
and large tomorrow. tho usual Dig DAY OF the
week. Prices are fully we'll maintained to-day
ON all grades. On Change about 40 hogsheads
new derks were sold privately, mostly stem
meTs. from lngs a., to &c to long Leaf at Pre- ,,
baby 1919 70 l3c Messrs. ". y. ana g. w.
White, OF Nechun's, sOld2O hOgsheads dark
a good strip crop, thought Sublett & Cary. Mr..
White saws that the Albemarle dark crop "a siill
decreasing, ana on the northern part Of tue
county Is only made around Mediums ana
Iyy-and this year the crop Is 90 pei cent. short.
Tobacco Is good body aud not ~ long as last
wear. This crop had 20 hogsheada--j Tugs, \
long. ami shOrt-eai hog heads. Good sale Of
brights to-mOrtow Prices were full to-day.
Richmond is from all accounts OF rival mar
kets, getting the best brights Ia the tao states,
and receipts are quite liberal Many from out
side markefa report very Inferior breaks IN
general. Mr.. A. 7. Thorpe, OF Rocky Mount
was registered on Change. heesrs. Cooper 4
paws report full bat inferior breaks In Hender-
son Richmond Is mugh interested M the North
Carolina antitrust bill, and various opinions
are expressed ~ 20 Its merits and bearing. lis
advocates seem TO rely largely upon Virginia
passing Ike Law.
sTATgMsST SHOWING RECEIPTS AND DELIVERIES
or LEAF TOBACCO II THz CRY or ktcH-
MoND DURING THB PERIOD BETWEEN OCTOBER,
1. 1892, AND fKRROARY 20, 1893, AND TIM
sTOCR on HAND or PRBRCARY 2s, 1898:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-03

steamer Samuel !. Pcntz. Norfolk, merchau-
disc and passengers irwin Wciseer, agent.
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THE WRGlNlAs REORGANlzEO.
Lulnsden Made Managor-New Men Sc
cured-To Play the Bostons.


The Nirginias have recognized Tor the
season and have chosen Lunsden. last
seasons left-Gelder. manager. aud Lett
wlch field captain. Ex-Nlauager Benjamin
Harrison has accepted a position in But
faio. \. y. and Pcuick Shelton. their eX-
cclisut lttlc second bIseman. will also be
unable 10 play. Though this Will cripple
the team considerably. vet Manager Lums-
den IS determined 90 uphold the rcpu'a-
ton when the club made Last season, and
la, already secured two good men 10 fill
their places. He also expects 60 spring n
new out-helder on the public, and II the
man comes mp u expectations the team
VIII be decidedly strengthened. Another
PLAYER will also be chosen from several
candidates for the position. The team az
present stands: Foster and Lnrlght. bat
terV: West. shOrt-stOp: LeItWich. Napier,
and Applegate, on the bases. ana Taylor,
Lunsden, and McMaun, out-heIder-.
They will open the season with the Bos-
ron League team on April 18th. Rlcn-
mOpd's prime fayOrIte. Billy Nash that III
comparable third basoman. will be- with
the Bean Eaters and scheme is on foot
To procure subscription with which 60
purchase some suitable token 10 show the
esteem IN which lie Il held by his fellow
towusmeu. The new silk champions nip
ltLuhHl Will dI'' ~ 'iit'N "A ~ INV -, '.
on that day. and if the cranks and lovers
Of the national game VIII encourage their
favOritCs by turning ont IN force they Viii
be ainplv repaid hy "a good exhibition.
Other teams VIII be addressed. and 1t
only rests with the patrons or the game
as 10 whether or not they shall see good
baseball. Manager LumSden IS now IN
correspondence with the University OF
virginia AMI other colleges and hopes 10
secure games with them. Nothing has
been done Us We. towards forming city
league. but 1t is presumed that one will be
formed,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-03

last and interfcred With his business.
They engaged in difticulty and the de-
ceased rushed a, him with razor. when
be shot him twice IN seli-defence. a M
vannah officer is now on his way 10 idcp-
mona for the accused. He will probably
get here TO-DAY.
Thomas Anderson. Jr. tcclored). was PC
fore the Justice for shooting his brother.
Abraham Anderson. IL was claimed that
the pistol was accidentally fred by beng
dropped. and Anderson was discharged
upon the payment OF costs. Abraham was
wounded about the hand. He was hnen
$3.50 for striking G. .Chrstiana. Both
these affairs occurred last fall.
Frank Underwood (coldr@il PAID 20 ior
striking Ellen Barker, and Charles Moore
(colored was assessed a similar amount
for beating Underwood.
Mattie Smith (colored) Yves assessed
$3.50 and costs for beating Octsyia Jones'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-03
THE PLANS ADOPTED.
The Central school VIII Contain All
Necessary Room.

At meeting Of the Council Committee
on Schools held III the office of the City
Engineer Yesterday afternoon the plans
for the proposed new Central school We're
submitted 10y Colonel CutshGw and
adopted.
The details of the drawings were dis
cussed at length before final action was
taken. the structure viii contain four
teen rooms and = large aSsembly-room. 1t
will be two stories high. besides the base
ment floor. This will give an abundance
of room Tor the several classes and all
necessary apartments for the Principal
and teachers.
The committee ordered the Engineer TO
advertise for bids as quickly as possible
and to require all proposals to oe IN hand
by5P. Nj. March 20th. There Will be u
meeting of the body at 1870 o'clock on
that day for the purpose of awarding the
CONTRACT for the erection OF the structure.
The work of pulling down the old Grant
building, on Twelfth street. upon the site
cf which the new scnoOl-housc VIII DO
built, has already begun. The Engineer
will receive bids upon the material IN the
old structure also. IN,
Tho committee approved several bills
and transacted some other unimp0rtant
routine business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-03
Mr.. LYONS ELECTED PRESIDENT.
To Succeeds Colonel Tanner In tho Mozart
Associatiou-other Business.

At meeting of the Board of Cover
nOrs of the Mozart Association held last
night fifty new members were elected.
Hon. james Lyons was elected president
in the place of Colonel W. j.. Tanner. re-
signed, and ID. q. Davis, Esd. was APP
pointed member OF the board and placed
on the Finance Committee.
A resolution was adopted restoring the
initation-fee of 80 for new members from
the lst OF April. as there are now over COO
members. IL was also decided that here
after nonresident tickets should be issued
only by the treasurer and the members of
the board restricted to one complimentary
ticket 10 each musicale.
Asa mark of esteem for long. continued
and valuable services. Colonel ". l.. Tan
ner. the retiring president. was accorded
equal privileges with the governors 20 The
boxes and TO the stage at all
JDusir1rs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-03
SYKES ONCE LIVED IN RICHMOND.
tie Worked Here Few Weeks aud Served
Term In Iail.


Victor Tcnwick." as the Young man
who recently yictimi2ci reveral Richmond
ministers an! Others who were touched by
hlS sad story calls himself. Is better known
by the namc 81 Nathaniel Bonaparte
Sykes. There seems TO To no doubt that
this is his real name Persons here who
know sykes several years ago when he re-
el1cG ia Richmond recognized him on his
recent vis,t. and he readily answered when
addressed as of old.
The young man appears 10 have n record
thn' X e. bad as bis CfoSes arc or have
been Eumcrous lie came TO Richmond
IN The fall of 1889 and obtained employ
mont IA the I1b-prutiDg Office Of Mr. Juan
Pizzlui. gladly accepting mental position
40 small wages. lie waa cheerful and
worked steadily, but he was soon suspect
cd 90 dishonesty, and the circumstances
were so strongly against him that Sir. Pr
g.ui dispensed with his services.
CA The night of December -. 1893 tho
youug printer was arrested by Officer
John Z. Euught on the charge Of stealing
from tho house o. Mrs. l.. f.. Stanley. with
whom hc boarded. clothing and iewelry Of
the value of >l0 belonging 20 another
bo8rdtr. II. ". AeadOr. On the police re-
cords appear the aliases of MoKyrc. John
Johnson. and VI. p. Wilkinson. The
Justice convicted the accused and cont
hm to IaIl FIR -four months. The
man lett hcro soon after the cXpira-
tInu Cd! h,s sentence. md The next thar his
Richmond aoquaintancos heard of him
was tae receipt D. Mr. ll1zinI Of marked
copy OF g western paper giving o graphic
account OF a robbery. IN which the entire
outfit &C q printing office was stolen. THIS
laucr was sent by Sykes himself
The Wavward young man, whose family
arc highly respectable has beou to Hlcn-
moud vice within the last twelve mont rs,
AID ON both occasions called at Mr. Pr.
ziul's place Ot business. lie remarked 20
Che bows m the office when there about
ton days ago that hc was working the
preachers. He made no effort 20 conceal
hi- identity o- 10 keep bis acts secret. he
seems % be romauticllly disposed ard has
f9ndncss for the detective scrvlce. EVen
when first hrre lie va, IN constant CORE
spoudcncc with detectives IN different
part9 &c the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-03
sIaRINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH ., 1898.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-03
SYMPTOMS.

loss Of Appetite, Bad Breath, Bowels cosuTe'
Headache, with duh. heavy sensation; PAIN un-
der shouldcr-blade, often mistaken Tor hheuma-
tism; Fuiloss after eating; Discrimination 10
exertiOn OF body or mind. Irrltability OF tenn
per; Low Spirits (or tho blues; aes'lessness,
and a sensation OF having lcit undone some
thing which ought 10 have bern done; Wearl'
ness: DizziRess: dots before tue eyes; highly
colored urine; nfful dreams: Constipation, etc
Not all, bu. Away. some OF these symptoms
indicate want OF action OF the Liyer. and Tor q
safe. reliable remedy that can do ne harm ana
never known 20 fail
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

EOR SALE.-THE MILL AND
IL MACHINERY, situated on the west side
OF Long Market street. Petersburg, Va,
knogn as tho CENTRAL PLANlNG-Ail.l-
Tho lot fronts on Market street one hun.
dred 400 feet ami runs back, say ia
feet on one side aud say $50 feet on the
other side, being wider la The resr than on the
front. All the buildings are OF orck VITA metal
roofs. Tue main building IL 44xs4 feet. two ~
stories high the englne-acuse and drying-ro0ms
are one story; smoke-stac1 Of brick The ma
chtnery consists OF 0O-horse engine and
boiler, . woodworking pianers. Cldrkson Il
sons Receiving machine 10 carry is-inch saw,
4 Houston three-siio neutrality-suspicious. new
10 work seven inches wide. l automatic knife
grinding machine, cutoff and Sitting sawtables.
shaltlng, puIleys. and betting all In good order.
ready for work. Will be sold as n whole or sepa-
rately, as desired 4 good opportunity for buying
A site for mandatory Of any kind For fur
tner information apply 70 W. Il. MARKS,
81 Long Market street,
fe 2S-lw Petersburg, Va.
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Heard at the roIioc-S,aiion.

Norman johnson and Robert Pegram,
two c0iored men, became involved III i
difficulty yesterday and the latter was hi,,
with Z brick aud a slight wound inflicted
on the negro's skull. The ambulance was
called and the wound dressed. Johnson
was arrested and locked up AZ the Second
Station.
CIaude McGce. William Nelson. Alex.
apder Iiuelay. and Thomas Baker Gall
colorcdJ. whose ages range from II 90 Is
wears. were arrested and lodged III the
Second pOlice-Statlon yesterday. charged
with breaking and entering the stall OF
Virgie HaW kins. IN the Second Market
Thursday night. They stole only few
oranges and confessed their guilt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-03
wnere /. the Oyster Boat Chesopcnke !

Nothing had been heard at tho Capitol
YESTERDAY regarding the oyster-boa' IN
'f4nlor sound. The members ~ the
Eoard Of Chesapeake aud Its 1nbutarie-
are at a loss to understand why Captain
Foster j, not upon the scene with the
steamer Chesapeake. lie has been repeat
ellv telegraphed TO and instructed t. pro-
coed ~ the sound. Yesterday he was pc
CaDtal1 Read and remain with him until
ordarei g. leave. There are indications
,hat II he Is not heard from directly IN
ne vicinity of the trouble the board VIII
,.now the reason why. The movements oi
tho Cine apoako are a mystery 10 the Capi-
IL .tfLnrr..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-03

MesTs LippmaH Brothers. Sdrdnndh, ga.
Gentlemen. For the benefit of all suf-
fering from Dyspepsia and General Debit
~ beg 10 submit my testimonial to The
efficacy OF your j. p. +. (Prickly Ash,
Poke Root, and Potassium as positive
cure for all these distressing complaints.
My system was also full OF malaria. my
condition was growing very serious. ! mao
conInletely broken down ia health: but
now my health Is fully restored and ! can
eat IKE a feld-laboter without the slight
est fear OF any serious results really feel
like a new man.
/ take great pleasure in telling the world
TINT u. +. j. did the grand work OF re-
storing me 10 my accustomed health.
Yours truly, w. D. ChIRAf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-03

Messrs. Manning c. Staples d Go. have
lust sold for Mr.. William II. Clarke hi-
Elko place. in Hcnrco county, OF $50 acres
10 Messrs Charles T.. BelviE and 4. Mon-
tciro. Of this CITY. for the sum of 5000;
Messrs. Staples q Go. have also Just sold
for Mes-rs n. l.. Beall and Benjamin
Netzger farm of lG6 acres on the Central
turnpike about four miles east Of Rich
Inond. for the sum of 5000. to Alr. Henry
+. Hoton. OF kentucky. Mr.. HO!ton ex
poets TO engage in the dairy business at
once. brlngIng his stock with him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-03
Deaths aud Funerals.

Ms Carenuue Bragg died YESTERDAY
morning at the residence of her brother
in-iaW, MI. Arthur Tulane on church
Hll The deceased was a daughter of the
late benjamin Bragg. at one time cou--
Gilman for jefferson Ward and for a short
whlle Superintendent Of the City Gas
Works
Tho funeral Of Mr.. Owen A. Mallory
TOOK place Yesterday afternoon from the
residence of ms sou-iu-law, L, A. Taylor,
No. 5ls Twenty-cghth street. The de-
ceased was 90 years of age aud for a long
flme had been N business IN North Caro-
lima lie leaves two daughters Mrs. Mary
j.. Weed and Mrs. I. \. Iaylor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-03
The I.iddiebcrgrr Bonds.

TIE State Board OF Sinking Fund Com
missloners were instructed under the act
of debt settlement TO cancel all the 3 per
cent. GHddlcborgerl bonds held hy The
board. This work IS now III progre s.
The holdings of the board amount t.
~. 357 $40. After these bonds have been
cancelled there will remain outstanding
: Isl. Dips in possession Of The literary
tupd and IL tie hands of the publC
~4y1. trq.2s. These latter are largely he'd
6y corporations a. Investments. Not A
fcw Of these are deposited With the AudI-
tor rs guarantee funds by insurance CON-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-03

RICHMOND. March 2.-OfFEMSGs-Whea go
bushels. Corn, eco bushels Oats, l'oOo
hushel.
>lLEs-Whsat. 66 bushels. Corn, 600 hush
els.
QUOTATIONS..
wHFAr.-Ioueberry. 1SaSlc. Mixci, 1Jaslc.
Shortberry. tOaSuc. No. red. s9c.
NORS.-Nhite Virginia, bag lots, De No
whit. 52c ~. mixed. inaJ0c.
OArs. Winter Uor seed. 42aiJc; No
mixed 3sia i3oc.: No. mixed, 3,a3oc
RYE -ffngfrs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-03

The meeting at Dr. IIatcher's church
beat It's record IN numbers. tervor, and
converting power last night. IL was Won
dorful sight 10 behold. as the long lines Of
mon and women crowded forward 10 make
their confessions Of faith. The meeting
seems TO have spread IT'S influence far be-
vond the city. for many strangers are
present at every service. Or. Wharton
sermon last night was one Of tremendous
power. and IT. effect seemed 10 be ire
sistule. Many joined the church. Dr.
Hatcher expressed the opinion that ms
church Will receive large accessions, bui
says also that many OF the converts VIII 20
To other churches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-03
rhe Ca.eofCa,n Continued

The case in the Police Cour: Yesterday
morning against W. Ii. Fisher alas Cain.
fine regro charged with being "A fugitive
from Justice from Savannah. Ga, was
postponed until March, nth, by which
time 1t Is supposed an officer from sayan-
nah will appear for the accused with re-
ouisition papers. Cain Is charged with
shooting and killing fellow-barber..
CAIN admitted h,s guilt, but stated that
Wilson, who was shot by him, came to MS
Cams barber.shop on December 2uth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-03
r.ooriro at yir.iniaLanf-.

The party of agriculturists from Michi-
can. Ohio. Illinois. and Indiana who ar
rived IN the city on Wednesday night tor
the purpose % looking INTO the merits OF
Virginia lands with q view TO purchaslns
farms here spent yesterday IN visiting the
plantations IN this section. Several mem
bers OF the delegation went over 10 Pc
tersburg and took q view OF the country
surrounding the "Cockade City" The
VISITORS will investigate thoroughly. the
soils Of eastern Virginia. Their TICKETS
are good for th;rty-one DAYS. and nearly
every member Of the party will spend the
entire time III the Old DOMINION. me
cxcursioni.is ar stopping at Ford's Hotel
while Ia Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-03
NEW WORK STOCK MARKET.

Mean temperature .............,..
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LIE NERVOUS SYSTEM.
II l. Fully Discussed by Dr. Baker at the
L. II. Z. 4.

Tho lecture Of Dr. Edmund T. Baker
upon The Nervous system before the
gymnasium class at the Young Mems
Christian Association last night was n
source OF great interest 20 the Young gym
ua,ts and will prove 10 be OF great mate
nal benefit to them. large audience
listened attenIvely 10 the discourse, and
when ~ mad been concluded an exhibition
was given by Professor Smith amt his
pupils.
ar. Baker. in his treatment of the ner-
vous system. spoke Tor about an hour, and
added toethe portrayal Of his subject q
number Of timely and appropriate Illus
trdtiOus
After a very pretty Introductory. which
explained the topic OF the lecture, the
Doctor referred 10 the number of elements
oil the gavamc battery. Ito assured ms
auditors that the brain consisted If seVc-
raj parts. like the battery. The gray aud
the white matter were connected Dy
the nerves exactly Is the enc and
the carbon plates in the battery.
An interruption or break III the con-
tlnuitv OF the current either passing TO or
from the BRAN due To deficient amount
Of oxygen. some injury or oYcr-stllnuih-
ton. or 10 delCterlOus effects OF certain
drugs. such Us alcohol or tobacco. might
not only affect the organ an close poA-
unity. 60 IN which II comes m contact. but
by VIVA. Is called rctluX action might cause
considerable arrangement OF other iuuc-
tiouS ut the body. though they may Toe re-
moteiy situated from the seat Of the pr
mary affection.
ORDERED HY TIE BRAIN.
Continuing his remarks, DR.. Baker said
that all tao organic functions of the BODY
were ordered bv the brain and executed
through the nerves. He discussed the
physiological action Of the pneumogastuc
nerves. which he considered OF great iil-
portance to the athletes. lie traced these
cords IN az interesting way from the brain
down through the neck, lungs, abdomen.
aud SO on, and further on SAID: Inc
blood cannot supply proper Hutrlton
without exercise. 1t accelerates circula-
ton The blood demands an increase OF
oxygen through the lungs. and tins gives
increased vitality to the brain, &c.
rxIRcIsE AND FATIGUE.
The speaker paid special attention to
the difference between fatigue and eHer-
cise. pointing ont the bad effects OF one
and the good effects of the other. ENer-
clse. he said, was physiological and m
creased vitality, force, and development,
while fatigue was pathological ard eXerted
depressing influence, reducing vitality
and force and retardlng development.
DR.. Baker devoted the closing portion OF
ms talk 20 discussion Of the injurious
effects of the use Of alcohol and tobacco
and warned his hearers against both.
Both the lecture and the athletic enter
talument were thoroughly enjoyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-03
rnc ner Annointmsnt stands.

Amccting Of the Board OF Police Com
u.,,,iouors Was held yesterday afternoon
with Mayor Euyson IN the chair; Several
rnnfiuc matters were considered, but no
thing Of public interest was done; The
board took no action relative 10 the APP
pointmcnt Of Policeman {. W. Rex as
health officer, as the Chief of Police, ac-
corling to the city ordinances, has entire
charge OF this matter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-03
Nurse. Waiter whi,lock soldier, Gus

Nurse: Waiter whitlock. soldier; Gus.
Schwsrzschild. Dutchman; Adolph
Jacobs. baker; Edwin Eichel. dude;
Mamie Hchcl. dude ia tough luck
Irwin Straus. fakir: c. T.. Straus, cirl;
Walter kIrsh. sport: Samuel. Ralph,
Frank. and Harry Levy, negro dudes;
Eugene kass, fireman: Morton Myer, old
woman; Louis MYERS. servant.
About II o'clock the children adjourned
70 the banquet-hall. whore a splendid sup-
per was served. and shortly after TINS the
entertainment closed