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The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-03-29
TCONOMIO SOrENOE IN OUR SCHOOLS.

parity In the distribution OF wealth. IN
this country mot all the reasons, but the
greatest one) / should unhesitaingly say
il was because Of the ignorance Of the
principles and methods Of applying eco
nomic science among the masses of the
people, even among the educated masses;
educated in almost everything except
in that one science that has more to do
in making them prosperous and happy
if properly applied, and more to do in
making them and their families poverty,
stricken and miserable if improperly ap-
piled by legislation, than any other dozen
sciences that can be studied. And yet
this science is entirely ignored, in fact
prohibited, both in our common schools
and higher educational institutions, eX-
cept in mild and equivocal manner,
perhaps, in some Of the latter. In fact,
tradition says that for attempting to
teach this science even outside the uni
versity Of the state, and to the common
people, the atmosphere was made 80
warm for one Of the most eminent edu-
Gators that ever graced this or any state,
that he sought more congenial CLINE,
and the university and state Of Nebraska
is the great gamer by what Kansas has
lost in the services Of Prof. Garfield.
So long as the people are uninformed
or misi informed of the methods Of our
monetary system, for instance, as applied
by the congress and executive depart
ment of the government Of the United
States for the last twenty years or more,
so long will the shrewd msnipulators for
the money power be able to filch and sap
the substance Of the laooring and pro
ducing, and especially the debtor classes
and transfer it to their own pockets; anC
80 long will men and women and chill
dren be turned out Of their hard eRrneC
and sacred homes into the darkness anc
despair of a wandering, miserable OK
istence, knowing that they have always
been honest, economical and Industrious
and wondering even at the inscrutable
and mysterious ways Of Providence that
has brought them 80 much misery and
poverty, and never suspectlng the truth
that they have been robbed by an act oi
congress.
II any considerable number Of the peo
pie of this country had made study Of
economic science, the great economic
crime of 1873, characterized by the late
Senator Plumb as the economic crime
Of the century" demonstration Of silver
could not have been accomplished. Very
few people outside Of the managers FOR
the money power knew what the direful
effects Of that act would be, and when
Senator Stewart boldly accused the au.
thor Of it (the man who IN the interest
Of the money power fraudulently secured
it's passsge) OF being responsible for more
misery and more unhsppiness than any
other man that ever lived on the face Of
the earth, it but emphasizes the fearful
price we have for twenty years been pay
ing for want Of knowledge OF economic
science, or political economy. Macauley
in bis "History Of England" during the
reign of William w, says that all the
misery and suffering caused by all the
wars they had there during q long period
Of time did not cause so much suffering
and misery as the manipulations Of tht
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-03-29

HOODS PILLS are purely vegetable, ana d
not purge, pain or gEips. Sold by al dEuRgislA
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-18
SciInitRr SDo TO-.

There is a little reptile belonging to
Madagascar known as the scimitar
snake, that is the curling sword. Run
ming along TIE back from head to tail
is u blacl<ish, horny substance, which
bends with the commissions Of the
snakes body as readily rs would a we'll
tempered steel spring, and throughout
its entire length it bears an edge as
hard ~ flint and as sharp as Il razor.
They arc not poisonous, but when one
of t,lcm spring" ON q man, which he
likes very we'll to do, nc win soon have
Il leg of unless cracked ON the pate.
Some sn0I;c specialists claim that the
presence OF this reptile on the island is
the o there arc no large ouadru-
peds there at prc@cnt, tho curling sword
in b%cl: G%cH having taken off legs fast
or than they could be created.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-18
CABINET,

Scc'ty. Of State. .....-..W Walter O. Gresham, Ill
Sec'ty- of the Treasury ..JohnG. Carlisle, Ky
Sec'ty. OF Daniel s. Lamont, N. y
Scc'ty. Of tie Navy....H Hilary y. Herbert, Ala
PoStmastcr-GeneInl... Wilson 8. Bissell. n Y
Scc'ty. Of tic Interior. ..---..Ho Smith, Gs
At'or:ey-General........Rich Richard Olney, Mass
Scc'ty. of Agricultural. Sterling Morton, Neb
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-18
SUPREME

Chief Justice. Melville w. Fuller, Ill
Stephen }. Field, Cal
r..JUhn NJ. Harlan, Ky
N...:.Horacc Gray, Mass
Observation-Disclosures th..Sa!n SlGtchford, n y
David J Erewer, Kas
=. Henry B. Brown, Mich
George Shirns. Penn
II lowell f Jackson, Ten
q, s. Senators. "::: .:.....Wm; NJ; Stewart 1H5s
Rep. i'll Copgrcss........rranCi G.. Newlands
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-18
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
US. GOVERNMENT.

President. GROVER CLEVELAND, NY
Vice-President...ADLAI E STEVENSON, Ill
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-27
Mhenmatismms fdhnen aeheilt.

Drei Sage 1T cine i1neae s3eit, INN
sefdbrli6en &beumatismus gu turiren ;
aber es tann gei6eben, men1 man bic
geeienete 8ebanOlung einf9ldet, tpie
bas Golgenbe bon Sames 2ambert,
New 8runsuid, Sas., benefit: Sd
lit i6tper on &beumattsmus in ben
9iften unb 8einert, ais i'd cine Sslas
f6e BON @bamberlains S9mer3enss
BALKAN faufte. gr beilte mid in brei
Sasen. Sd befinbe mid mobl unb
m06te Sebem, Der nit Der f9redli9en
&ranfbeit bebaftet 1T, ratbeu, n@bdms
berlains pain Balm" su sebrau6en
unb f9nea geiunb gu tperben. so
@ents bic Glai9e. gu berfaufen
in San Gntonio in ben Npotbefen BON
j. &alteper & SDn, SowIing & aloob,
s. 9. Sod, u. SreiB, $. Sbu6arb,
g.. @obn & 60, 5. &. Sarrifon unb
&alteper & S@u6arb.
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0oulet 9pmfet !

Gin ghampasner, Der 1i9 INNER
ntebr Sreunbe ernirbt unb balb ben
Mtarft beberri6en miro, 1T Der George
@~DuIet.
@r bdlt bic ri6tiee Mitte spifden
allen @igenf6aften. bic man beim
@bampagner erpartet; 1T aIfo ni6t
au iiB ltnb ni6t berb; BON pridelns
benz, anregenbem @ef6mad unb be-
fommt, felbit in groBen Quantitdten
genoRen, ausge3ei6net.
Sarum: Srinst @oulet unb nmr
0pmlet.
&onfe & @ab1fab,
Maenten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-27
9ersride GmpfebIuns zines aeifFondrs. 3
n II In Milton Sboteou Co.. Mont.,

9ersTide GnfpfthIuns eines Meif7ohdrs. B
ct Q a u Iu . Mifficn, Sboteaa 60. wsont;,
u. Deg. go.
rif mirtung>pou .gaitpr a6nis's wsrpensS tart.r'
Ut wunberpou, nm aitbma ober iouitise burd @erpens
.f9pd1enber neberauirenguns berbsi9efhbrte Nerpens
tranthstten gu ~bdnbisen. Drei &inber meiner S4Ele
uabraen ibn sesen Tdufudt. Cte snfdue b6rten iofort
anf, unb Jest inb bic &iuber furirt. Su Sdlen uon
6iuidaisteit unb Sdpdde ftdrtt er has Spitem cbue
ausnobnae. Sd en1piebte ~benfeIben ber5Iidit.
Hrfeb. B er petier. Sd.
SOC 8rootIpn. q. o., 4. Mdr5 1891.
ID ee6raudte 3 5tafden ,,9aitor &5nig's geruens
6tar.ern sesea gborea ober ct. BeitssEans, on meIdeua
ID s Rouote lang fdreGli9 geIitten unb berielbe tnrirtt
nts9. g8m. Rceormt6.
3g7 Dapten. o., 8. September 1891.
Sd babe .,woEtor R5nig's Nerpen<S tdrter" BET iebl
ptelen 2eibenben gebrardf unb In iebeu Sale fteIts
He6eruuo rs Elm. &c. Remper, FapIan.
Obto National Selbateus6etm.
GeAAx Elm iperfbpones wud fir gserpenleibenbs
3&Ekk nnb cine 9rbbesJiaf1e ~an9eianbt. @rme
- erboIteuy aud bic Wtebisin ~uinionft.
9iefe Mleoi5tn tpurbe felt. benz Sabre 1876 bon bent
9o9tD. poftor Qbnig IN Sort Wapue, Snb., ~auberettet
nab iett inter ieiner anmeiiung bon Der
kOENIG MEDICINE CO.,
ass Randolph ST., CHICAGO. ILL.
a5et a~Ipotbefern 81 babem far
II o ete 6IafAe.. G0Iaf6en fur 8 $500,
erobe $1.75. 9 fac $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-27

orrespnnbens.-N z8aben,
Is. Mdr3 '93. Mm 9onnerfaa, ben
%. Mdr3 Na9mittags brannte bas
Wobnbaus Der Garmers permann
Sauer ab unb fonnte auBer 2 @tibs
len ni6ts gerettet tuerben. Serr Sauer
mar nit feiner Grau i'm 6elbe bel Der
Mrbeit unb bios bic &inber, mopor
bas dltefte Elm Mdb9en bon 5 Ssabren
1T, tparer gu 9aufe; baHelbe bate
ned bic @eiftesgesentpart bas fieine
&inb aug Der Wiege gu retten. 8eriis
herung 1T feline. Nu9 batter mir bier
III Der Na6t bonn %. auf ben %. Mdra
Elm @epitter nit fir6terIidem 6aael,
welder Der pfirii9 grnte aiemIiden
S4aben augefigt bat. Ser borbgez
benbe &egen bat iebr gut setban mnb
fann bas &orn, mel9es mod ni6t auf
mar, ieBt aufgeben. Cotton mirb erft
mad Sfern %gepflan5t perben; aud
biirfte bier etmas mebr 2anb nit Cotton
betelt Derben als leBtes Sabr. Maa
min ni9t flug tperben.
Wilbelm NbIpf.
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u. 6. Baris. s. 81. &otbmen
PARIS &

pbOtOgrapbif6es NteIier,
$50. II unb Is Wefs@ Commerce. traBe
San Mntenio. Sie a%lerueueiten Sen.
res in photographer fein aussefibrt,
ebenio elegant uenn ni6t better, pie
irgenb mel9e I'M Staate. 2ebensgroBe
@raponzp Portraits unb aQe Nrten pon
8ergr0Berungen. @ebt cure Bilber
ni6t Sremben, um fe pergr6Bern gu
lafien, penn bic Nrbeit bier BON per>
anttportli6en &iiAftlern CUR polen 3u>
friebenbeit ausgefiibrt iperben fam.
Wir liefern nur @rbeit eriter 8laKe ab.
Wnii6ten ppr 8ebduben tperben aufs
gensmmen unb ale 4uftrdge auBerbalb
bes Ntelier5 prompt befprgt.
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WanberpDael,

irel&s tn GeftaIt RON Scurifteu, Sanbelsretieubeu,
SeeIeuten, 9beaterascuten, Dampfertapttanen,
S6tf8drsten, Mintondrcn, @tubenten nnb aunfbe=
%atfenen aler Grt ben atlantti6en Ocean gu freuSeu
paeSen, Ginfpanperer unb Nniebler TN fernen Welten,
ife ale pihen bic ppbltbuenben unb beilenben Gisenz
idaften pom 9oitetter's Maseubitters Bet Seetrants
bett, Aebelteit, malartf&en unb rbeumatif1en Rrantz
beiten. bel allen Stbrnnsen Der 9eber, res Masen8
unb be8 Darmtandl8 ju lodged. @esen unbettopue
tl!matiide GtnFhfe, Bel idle6t seto&ter tber unsez
pptnter 8pn, bel unreinem gBaHer lit e8 elm undbers
~trOfenes ShusnttteI seseu beren i6dtlt6e @irtunsen
unb 1T ais icl4eS pom ~retienben PubIitum felt lanz
ger ala etnem Dr'tteIiabrbunbert a~uertannt Seine
Gprm malerii6eu Gtebers, BON Der @alenturia an Der
gaeifiethfte nab benz gSrrten Bone Giebern am Mtiiii=
ifppt btS 3u Zen s%eltnpeycn Sieberpartetdten pibers
itebt oer beiIfamen Wtrtuns bteSeS pobItbdtisen @es
iunbbettss unb Rrdfteertaliers, ether pabren @pitess
eabe fur Peripnen tn p~refdrem GeiunbpeitS5utanb,
peI@e ju 6rantheiien prdptspcntrt finb.
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CALIFORNIA ; Weine.

Weinliebbaber fin6en Elm grobss 2az
ger bon feinen California @einer bel
9errn s. $. MeDer am Mamo=
plasa. 9err Meper im6t Die Weine
an Or unb SteQe aus u1tb fault brett
aus Dem Seller Der Mein5i6ter. Nls
gutem &enner gelingt es ibm ltets, bic
beften Sorten aus3umdblen. @r fann
feline 9unben unb 6amilien nit einem
gnten Sropfen berfeben. &otbs nnb
WeiB Weine in por5igli6er Qualitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per Galone = frei
ins 0ars geliefert.
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@eD. MauSrp's Sampf : aiiferei

in Der NufinzS traBe 1T nit ben teues
fen Maf6inen CUR Qnfertisung bon
8otti6en, GdKern, @iiternen &C. einges
ridtet unb liefert anerfannt por5igli6e
Mrbeit.
S9idt guer- Gelb ni6t nod benz
Norben, fonbern laBt Cure Mrbeiten
bier MAIDEN, mo- @u9 bole @arantie
fiir bic bette 4usfibrung berfelben ge=
geben tuirb. 8riefi9e Nnfragerr iiber
Breiie &c. perben prompt beantpprtet.
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Sir Taruacr !

Sic pSriumpb"e 8inbes Mai6ine nit
Stablgeitea unb nit f9mingenbem
8inber 1T bic bette Mai9ine UNI ale
Nrten pDn @etreibe gu f6neiben, ob es
ftebe Ober liege, oh es furs ober lang,
grim Ober troden 1T. gu baben BET
Sips & 6aurmann.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-27

GppleD's Gegifter, No. % glamo
pla5a bat einen &uf fir gutett alien
Wbisfep, bic beiten gemii6ten @es
trdnte. feline Weine utb ausge3ei6nete
importirte urb einbeimif1e @igarren
unb ftets frif9es 8ier. Ser @iaentbas
mer, Soc @oolep, pertebt feiu &sf9dft.
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Sic 8erebrer bes sSiirfteu 8i;

: 9ie 8erebrer bes Girfen 8iss
mard bereiten it9 Dor, ben nd1ften
Geburtstag beHelben beionbers feHz
lid 5u begeben. Ser Sirft 1T CUR 3eit
aiemli6 leibenb unb 9r S6weninger
bat ibm abiolute &ube brinsenb anems
pfoblen. @r hat aud Nnfdle bon
Nieberseidlagenbeit, bic feline Gamilie
febr beunrubigen.
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Ru6lens 0lrntca Galbe.

Dte befe Gable Der gBsIt fir S9nttt., Auetf3un.
sen, @ef&nhre, gteber' uub Sautsausi&las, SIe4te,
bstten; turirt Sdmprrbpthen cber teine Be,abluns.
g6qtse Snfrtebenhsit saranttrt pher has @elb wirb
burdferfattei. IS Gents pie S4aSteI. Bum 9erfaui
EBt~ pteiaIs,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-27

Sas bette setrodnete pofoafz
9ol5 gu 81 per @orb; gebadt S.. Sns
bian territory Wbite @ib unb ole auz
beren Sorten Brennfoble gu rebuairtert
preilen. Die bette 8eanssquele fir
Seu unb Gutter i'm @roB= unb &leins
%bertauf. = Selepbon SEQ. 81.
Sunfet @oDb D.,
gde 2ar1ars uttb Walnuts9 traBe.
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q. q. & u. .. 8ab1.
Mbfahrt.

@a6 @alpeiton, 9suton unb guerr
tdgltd, ausgenommen Sonntags,
I'M $3.50 8orm.
Na@ CORPUS @briii, Nranfas paB unb
8eebiQe tdgli6, a%ussenommen Sonns
tags, nm............3:1O Na6m.
Na6 &erroiae tdgli9, ausgenomme1l
Spnntass, 100 Na1.
Na6 &erroiQe tdgli6, a%usgenommer
Sonntags nnb Mpntass, I'M
1880 Vprm.
Nnfunft.
BON @alpeitpn, Qpufton unb Guero
tdglt6, ausgenpmmen SDnntags,
UNI ................8:15 Nbenbs.
Son CORPUS Gbriiti, Nranias YaB urb
8eebiae tdgli6, a~usgenommen Sonns
tags, um............1: 40 Na1m.
Bon &errpiae tdslt9, ausgenomment
SDnntags. 1875 Born.
Son &errbide tdgli9, ausgenommer
SoHntags unb Mpntags, INN
700 Mbenbs ...................
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Maffe Sid auf!

9as 1T elm f6per gu befolgenber
Matb fir Dieienigen, bic fi9 gar3 ers
f96pft unb abgeipannt fiblen, benen
aaer Mppetit feblt unb bic gar1s mmtbz
log gemor6en finb. Iber bic Dirt mnb
Weife, in tpel9er 9oobs SarfapariGa
bic grf96pftem mie6er aufri1tet unb
ben 9ppetit p%ie6erberfeat, 1T geras
besu %tputberbou,
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Gaenbabn Tabr Ylau.
3. & g. q. 8ahm.

IS. q W. w. oQlW~
Gbfabrt.
Na9 ct. Souls bia Sron Mountain
Dber %. 6. &5..-.6:50 Morgens.
Na6 st. 2euis bta Sron Mountain
&oute .........8:l5 Wbenbs.
Na6 2arebo.. $40 8orm.
Nnfunft.
gsn st. souis, Sron Mountain & N.
6. & 9..--..........9:35 8orm.
Bon st. 2ouis, Sron Mountain & n.
6. 1885 Nbenbs.
BON Garebo. :35 Na6m.
sDutbern Yacitc : 8abm.
Nbfabrt.
Na9 NetusS rleahs, 9oufton nnb @al=
befon tdgli6 1850 ubr Na6mittass.
Wa6 San Graneisep, 81 Baio unb
eagle PaB tdgli9 $3.50 8orm. 49,.
Mnfunt t.
Bon 9tetpsO Orleans, 9ouIton unb Sal
bottom tdsli9 900 Gorm. unb 4:15
Na6m.
gon @an Graneisep, 81 pafo unb
eagle BaB tdgli6 1:25 Nadm. 49,.
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9as bette pursir : MitteI fn6
Sppbs Yinem.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
OLD FIRST REUNION.
Tho Veterans spend Delightful Day at
HlenneI's Park.

ANY one who thinks that the Confede-
rate veteran of to-day j. decrcplt and su-
pcraunuatcd should have been at Blenucr's
Park Yesterday, when tn gUZZlcd warriors
of the "Old First Infantry celebrated
the thlrty-sccOnd anniversary Of the bat
tie of Bull Run. Ii was truly astonishing
10 behold the manner IN winch tho yete-
rams skipped about and danced to the
strains of the orchestra which furnished
music for the occasion. st least forty or
hftv Of the old soldiers were IN attendance
and "a Jolly good time they had. some
uhyei cards. some talked " war and
some recalled the pleasant memories OF the
pa,t. while all pGrtoo6 - the two big
bowls of punch which Jim" Philips
had SO skltuly breWc1.
About 3 O'Clock a splendid dinner was
served, and the Brunswick stow, which
was the first thing on the bIll of fare, was
pronounced magnificent. The dav was
delightfully."- spent beneath the shade OF
the trees. and the occasion was highly
eniOvcd by oil who participated III the re-
union.
SOME OF THE Old SOLDIERS PEF7TNr.
Among the survivors of the gallant or
CanZatlOn who took part IN the festivities
we're: Company A. Major James t..
Phillips Company B. Lieutenant Logan
s. Robins and William Harper Dean 4;
COMPANY &. Thomas Carr an1 James Ran
kin: Company ID, Colonel William =. Pal
mer, Captain f.. p. Reeve, G. 1. Loehr, II.
W. Furcron. I. W. Traylor 4. J. Robert
son. aud J.. NJ. Hlanton; Company Ct, Cap
tam Erdgo Morris, A. J. Vaughan, &. \.
Meanlev, ana James Via; Company II,
MAJOR Francis j. Boges, Lieutenant T.. w.
Martin, Lieutenant w NJ. Lawson. james
f. Vaughan, Rylaud Norycl, and George
Noting; Company !, Captain Is. /.
Howard aud Il. j. Smith Company n, &,
Uqake. T. Myer. n. Duebel, Martin Oeters,
and Drum-Major c. X. NJ. Pohle.
CTHER VETERAN NOTES.
Sergeant Loehr has received an invita-
tlOn from Captain Richard irby inviting
the veterans OF Pickett Camp 10 take part
in the unvelllnC of the monument ut Not
tol7av Courthouse tomorrow.
The annual reunion OF the PegTam Bat
TALON Association Will be held at Blan-
don Park today. Lunch will be served at
1 and dinner at 1 =. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
ACROSS THE JAMES.
Manchester Hustings Court-A woundod
Tramp-Personnls.

The Manchester Hastings Court was IN
session Yesterday and tried the following
Georoe Robinson. charged with petit
larceny was convicted and fined SO.
George Russell was sent to jail for thirty
davs Tor petit larceny, and, on sinilIar
charges Bailey Turner and Ihomas he1u
were given fifteen days each IN the clty
Tho case Of William Westcott, charged
with robbing the moncy-boX OF the hlcn-
mond and Manchester Railway Company.
will come up for trial tomorrow.
4 few days ago a tramp called NJ tne
Office Of Or Ingram, city physician to the
noor. and asked that his leg be treated.
The Doctor, upon examination tound tnae
the man had received severe DlOW on us
leg below the knee. and that erysipesss
had set in and the unfortunate knight OF
tbe ,oad wos suffering considerably. He
was attended 10 and the physician mas not
sppn him since. Yesterday a orotner
knight was begging bread, he said, Tor his
wounded companion.
The Red. Mems fair is still drawing large
crowds. and those IN attendance seem 10
spend the time IN most enloyable man
per. Little Pat Wiufree, OF ChesteTneld'
recitcd last night.
Much interest is being manifested III tne
church. The voting contests are attracting
a great deal OF attention.
pEEsoxAL AND ERIEF MENTION.
Nrs Jobn ". Harwood. Of Pamplin City
and Miss Minnie Drlnkard. OF NASHVILLE,
Tenn. are the guests Of Mrs. Dr. L. T.
Mrs. Il. C. Broaddus and Mrs. Jude HoI-
land will leave to-day for ChesterhelI,
where they will sLcnd several weeks Win
Their mother, Mrs. Ninfree. ,.-..
Tho new iron culvorts now being pu'
under tho street-Cqr tracks on seventh
street are a decided improvement upon the
Old wooden ones.
Mcsers. JOnn +. Harris, of Powhatan' ana
f. t. Hastings. Of Amelia, were IN the city
Yesterday. "a.
Mr.. Dylah Gary. one Of the Oldest clti-
| Zens of this vicinity, Is quite SICK III HIS
residence in Swansboro'.
Miss Fannie Claiborne and LOttle boyle
Of Petersburg. are visiting Mrs. NJ. L.
| Martin. OF this citv.
Central Methodist Sunday school carried
large crowd TO Warwick Park on theD
annual excursion Yesterday.
DR. John W. Brodnax. Of thic city, IS
spendng few days with Mr.. John l.. har-
RS 40 the lluCuenOt Springs. .
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Archer are visiting
| in pOWhgtau county.
Colonel B. .. James returned from
Goochlaud Monday afternoon.
Miss Norma Llthgow Is spending seYera
weeks IN DuwIddie county.
Miss MYRTLE IIthgow has returned home
| aft pleasant VISIT to Green Bay.
Mr. Charles CrOstic. the young man who
| was so painfully hurt at the Danvul'
| shops Monday, was reported YESTERDAY ~
| getting along as well as could be expected
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
VIRGINIASDEFEATED
THEY DROP ANOTHER GAME TO The
PETERSBURG FARMERS.
Features Of the Contest-Ousrles at His
Best-Some Fine Fieiding-Gene-
raj Sporting Notes.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch ]

PETERSBURG, Va. July 1S.-By far the
prettiest and the most hotly-contested
game of baseball which has been wit
messed In this city since the organization OF
the Trl-City League was played between
the home team and the Virginiss this
| afternoon. Host, 1.-THE Wizard from New
port News" twIrled for the colts and
Quares filed the pitchers box for the
Farmers Quarles pitched the game OF
his life, holding the visitors down to two
single hits, one of them being scratch.
Host was hit for six singles, two-oagger'
| and nome run.
The game opened with the home team
at the bat and they we're retired IN regn-
! lar OTde- For the visitors Mc9lann was
given his base on balls aud went to second
on passed ball. West flied out TO NC
Gam and Frost flied out TO Peeoles.
Mcllann came home on an error by Ali
son, who let Tate's hit go by him; Luck
| ended the inning by q fly ball 70 9lcGann
| The homo team failed TO score IN the se-
cond inning, while the visitors AIDED oy
an error By Wilson aud two passed balls
| by Keefer, scored another run.
In the third inning the home team tied
| the score, keefer being given his base on
| balls and scoring Oh McGanns hit over
| centre-1eld fence for home run. The
| home team made one run IN the fourth
and one run In the fifth innings, while
! the visitors were retired IN one-two-
three order. No more runs were made
by either team until the ninth inning.
| when hit by Walden. an error By Welsh.
and sacrifice hits oy PEBBLES. keefer. al d
! Nctiann netted the home team two runs.
while the visitors failed TO score IN their
half Of this inning. The game abound
ed in brilliant plays. The fielding OF VIII;
son and McGann, Of the home team. and
! West and Lum-den. of the visitors, being
as fine as anv ever witnessed in this city.
| Here is the score: