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Milford chronicle., 1893-07-07
Deserving Praise.

We desire to say to our citizens, that for years
We hsse been selling Dr.. Kins'g Ne Discovery
of Consumpiion, Or. King's New LHo pills Buck
lens Arniea salVe and Electric b. rs, and have
never handled remedies that sell aSlwell, or TIA
have given such universal satisiaciion We 90
OF hesitate to,guaraHtee them svery Ia Z, an ave
stand ready 70 refund the purchsse pfce, II satis-
fotory rlauita do not follow their ~ These
remedies lave won thei gTea. populs. purely
onsheir meriia. For sale hy e. v. Man, drus
art
Milford chronicle., 1893-07-07
RneKIanls ArnIaa snIre.

The best salye in the world ior Outs, bruises
Sores, Ulcers, S4k 4eun, Fever sor9s, letter.
Caspped Hands Oh plains, Corns, and all Skin
eruotiohs, and pos velY cures Piles, or no pay
required. 1t is g"a anteed to give perfec, salts.
faction, or money refunded. Price q cts. per
'cx. For sale by G. " ARsHALL. Druggist
Milford chronicle., 1893-07-07
ACCoNMoDArION TRAIN:

RStOps to leave passengers from Wilmington
ana points north, OF take pass sngsrs Tor point
outh Of Delmar.
NEW CASTLE ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
Leave Wilmington .tO6 a. m, and 9Hl M
s15 and 1123 a IN. $50. $40 4. 10, 6.l5 andd.5Qp.H
week days. Leave New Castle G.3O u. N. auc
1UI5 D. M daily S3l, 9.35 I1.u3 a.m. LIS. 4 .o2
535 100 aud 1.s1 pm. week days.
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND NOR
FOLK Il. K
leaYe Philadelphia. Old Point Express ll,l6 p.
m daily. Baltimore 6I5 p. M. Wilmington l2 D!
q. n.,slOpping at Dover and 5emar TesuArly;and
al MddletOwn, Clayton, wyoming, Fellou, har-
rihgtgn, ,Budgeyille, Stafford and Laurel to leave
passengers from Wilmington and points north, or
taKe on passcrgcrs for pOHts south Of Delmar.
North bound trains leave Deimar los M, Aaily
Dover $50 u. N. regularly, arriving Wilmington
4.i5 a. N. Baltimore 645 u. m., and Philadelphia
$40 m, and leaves Delmar at 2.3b p, M, week
days arriving at Wilmington 5.J' ?. M, Fhlladei-
phia 553 p. M, Baltimore sos p- ia, stepping at
priHclpA intermediate stations.
The I08 Il. M tram also stops at Seaford, Bridge
Vile Harrington, FeltOc, Wyoming, Clayton uad
MiddetUwn 10 leave passengers from points south
OF Defmar or take on passengers from Wilmington
and points HOrth. Also stops Oh signal al laurel
BRANCH ROADS,
DELAWARE, MARYLAND & VRaININ II. R.
leave Harrington for Franklin and way station
1O.SS a, NJ, week Gays, B.3l p m. Tnesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, Returning, train leaves
rIanklin 5.3j a. TX, week days, 200 p. M, Tues
Gays, Thursdays and Saturdays
Leave Harrington tor Georgetown and Lewe5 al
1O.3s a. M, 635 D. IN Returning, leaves Lewes
6.45 II. M, 3.31 p. IN.
For RehOboth, leave Harrington i0;es a m.
6.35 p m week days. Returning, leave Reheboth
G.2b u n $40 p. m, week days
FOR ReTlin, leave Harrington 1888 n. m week 4
days and 6.35 D. m. TUESDAY, Thursdays and
Returning, leave Berlin 81 q. NJ,
week days2.55 ,. M. Tuesdays, thursdays, ana
QUEEN ANNE & KENT 4. R--Leave Townsend
Centreyillc aAd way statcns 425 a. N and
B .35 D. N. weekdays. Returning leave Center
f.3j a. IN aad 3 % ,. week days.
DEL & CHESAPEAKE Il. R.-LeHYe clayton fuI
Oxford and way stations at 9.i2 a. N. and 55j .
H. weekdays. Returning, leave OxfOid 6.35 a. IN.
aid 3.iO p. m. weekdays,
CAMBRiDGE q SEAFOKD X. B.-LeaTe Seafore
Tor Cambridge aud intermediate stations az lI-st
!. n. week days and on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays 7.lO D. IN. Returning, leave Cambridge
~ g. M, and On Tuesdays, Thursday, and Sal
irdaYs 800 p IA
s. n, PROVOST, General Manager.
/ r. WOOD. General Passenger AGENT
D. M. a. V. BRANCH.
Milford chronicle., 1893-07-07
WE TELL YOU

nothing new when we state that it pays to engage
in permanent, most healthy and pleasant busi-
ness, that returns profit for every days work.
Such Is the business we offer the working class.
We teach them how 10 make money rapidly, and
guarantee every one who follows our Instructions
faithfully the making OF 100000 "a month
Every one who takes hold now and works will
surely and speedily increase their earnings; there
cln be no question about 1t; others noW1at work
are doing IL, and you, reader can do the same.
This is the best paying business that Sou have
ever had the chance to secure fou willdilake a
grave mistake If yOu fail TO give it trsfat once
II you grasp the situation, and act quickly, you
will directly find yourself in a m4st prosperous
business, at which you can surely iilake and save
large sums Of money. The resuitf of only few
hours work will often equal Eeek's wages.
Whether Won are old or young, mai or woman, 1t
makes no difference, = do as we teByou, and sue
cess will meet you at tile veyy start. Neither
experience or capital necessary. Those who work
for us are rewarded. WhYnoi write to-day for
fun particulars, free T.. g. ALLEN & CO,
Bex No. 42O, Augusta NE.
Milford chronicle., 1893-07-07

The most popular colors in wigs is dark
brown. Most men have that color Of hair
idaiig q nlrT0r 1gfiefe tii3-gllfecf f.s
the sun viii not shine on it to cloud the
glass.
Parts of souls are sympathetically plant
ed in others-a mother, wife, a child, a
Milford chronicle., 1893-07-07
rHE IliPERILED soul

| THE IMPERILED SOUL.
You go down in storm to the beach,
and you see wreckers put on their rough
jackets and launch the lifeboat and then
shoot the rockets to show that help is com
ing out into the breakers, and you imme-
diately cry, "a shipwreckp And when !
see the Lord Jesus Christ putting aside
robe and crown and launch out on the toss
ing sea of human suffering and satanic
hate, going out into the laundering surge
Of death, l cry, "A shipwreekW
know that our souls are dreadfully lost
! by the work that God has done to save
them. Are you sinner Suppose you
had a commercial agent in Charleston or
| San Francisco or Chicago, and you were
paying him promptly his salary, and you
found out, after awhile, that notwith-
standing he had drawn the salary he had
given nine-tenths of all the time to some
other commercial establishment. Whv
your Indignation would know no bounds.
And yet that is just the way we have
treated the Lord.
He sent US out into this world TO serve
him He has taken good care of us-he has
clothed us, he has sheltered us, and he has
surrounded us with 10000 benz factions.
and yet many Of us have given nine-tenths
of our lives to the service of the world, the
flesh and the devil Why, my friend, the
Bible is full Of confession, and / do not find
anybody is pardoned until he has confessed.
What did David say? II will confess nv
transgressions unto the Lord" What did |
Isaiah say? "Woe is me, because am a |
man Of unclean lips" What did Ezra sayP 1
Our iniquities are increased over our head, |
and our trespass is grown up into heaven" 1
And among the millions before the throne |
Of God tonight not one got there until he .
confessed. The coast Of eternal sorrow is
strewn with the wreck of those who, not /
taking the warning, drove with the cargo
of immortal hope into the white tangled
foam Of the breakers.
Repent the voice celestial cries,
Nor longer dare delay;
The wretch that scorns the mandate dies
And meets the fiery day.
But analyze the publican's prayer step
further, and find that he expected no re
lief except through Gods mercy Why did
not he say, am an honorable man. When
l get $40 taxes, pay them right over to the
l give full permission to any
bodyto audit my accounts. Iappeal to thy
justice, o God He made no such plea. He
threw himself fiat on Gods mercy.
NO HOPE IN SELF RIGHTEOUSNESS.
Have you any idea that man by break
ing off the scales Of the lepresy can change
The diseases Have you any idea that you
can by changing your life change your
heart, that you can purchase your way to
leaven2 Come, try il. Come, bring all the
bread you ever gave to the hungry, all the
medicine you ever gave to the sick, all the
kind words you have eyes sttereG. sll tn
Milford chronicle., 1893-07-07
Dr.. ]. 6. Emerson.
Dentist,
Milford.

Or. j. G. Emerson post graduate, and formel
demenstrator ef the University Maryland, where
he was awarded the GOLD MEDAL for best
gold filling IN the class nf sl and s6l his opened
his Office opposite Central liote ''Alglno" and
Local Anesthetics for the painless extTFciiUn Of
eeth. administered.
Milford chronicle., 1893-07-07

OHceHsss
Geo. H. Hall. Preside It., Dr. G W. PLEASE nton,
Secretary. Ch1s Barker, Vce-Presidept Wm.
II Causey, Attorney Ch4s. Il. Sackett Treas urer
First National Ba Depository Of the Monies
TRsas6eess
j. E Holland, j. s. Short, D. Reis e. Call.
VIM I.SimBson. b. T. Collins, ana Mark L. Davis
The stock OF this Association m ltures in about
seven years apply for your shares to nf Pleasan-
Secretary, Chas Sscket, Treasurer, or 2. Call,
Trustee Rt National Hotter
Milford chronicle., 1893-07-07
p. VA. q. 3. NalLroad

AELAW RE DIVISION.
On aud after july Sd, lSs3 trains will
leave as follows.
Milford chronicle., 1893-07-07

7-a to W ~-1 points low eF than via any
ahallina. co lJ0 ~ 4in 4 Pass, Agent.
50 s. " IL. ~ sai AAaA<ar,
Milford chronicle., 1893-07-07
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
Mi1fO49d Branch
OF TIE
National Home Building and Loan Association
-7-~4@--~~-@~~-~~--~~~---
hi

Dues, monthly, Glass "a. " 55c. shares. 500.
Dues, monthly, Glass "B, B,'S1.lO shares 81 90.
A new series each month.
Milford chronicle., 1893-07-07

True Repentance Is Cody Sorrow For
sin-By the Deeds Of the Law No Flesh
Can BE Justified, and So the Self Satisfied
Are Condemned.
Milford chronicle., 1893-07-07

eStOps to leave passengers from Wilmington
ana points nOrth or take pass1ngars for points
Outh of Deipar
Milford chronicle., 1893-07-07

NEW CASIlik hNA'O.d moi'A tiOtN 4 llaA4N.'s-
Leave Wilmington .i0d a. m, and 9.5i M.
SIS and II y a. IN E5J $40, 40, 6.15 andG,50p.m
week days Leave New Castle 6.30 a. N. and
1U.l5 p. m. daily S3l, 9.35 Il.u3 a.m. LIS. 4C2.
5.35. 100 aud 7.s1 pm. week days.
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND NOR
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-02-27
He Finally Paid the Fee.

A man lately went to a Lewiston cler-
gyman with his betrothed to be married.
He drew the minister aside and whis-
pered, i have no money" well. YOU
can pay me when pay day comes
around The marriage was performed.
Then the man whispered. I'VE want the
certificate. Well. you can have that
when you pay the fee. III reduce the fee
to 81" We'll" said tho man. putting
ms hand into his pocket, Il may az well
pay You now" and he did.-Bangor
Commercial.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-02-27

THE TRkyELEMS GUIDE.
~~~~O~~~-~-~-~-~~~-~O~~~
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND q PACAFlC RAIL
~ way-Depot corner Fifth avenue and Thirty
arst street. Frank Il. Plummer, agent.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-02-27
TAX PURCHASERS NOTICi
STATE OF ILLINOIS, Sc
Rock Island COUNTY,


To very person in actual pCs',s,.o-
pancy OF tie following cGscElhcl aI-
also, the person in whose n;me ne -
taxed or : cyially assessed; s!so, re -
or parties interested therein, sIC 70 VIZ
concsrH:
Notice is hereby gwen. IS rea-i,t.
statutes Of said s'ate Of I.i1os' Z -
made and provided. thst or the ISL diy
AID 1891. a, a public sale, by The c5u1l! =
er of said county o; Rock Is'suc, q anI.i y.
agairet which judgmen; wss re1e'r.55 y, -
qnent tsXes, special assessments az
lhorized ny the laws q 'hl' s.a.s; .
Quinn. purchased the south yac-ts o. :,
Z part NV NE Of section ltin tyts''
north, range =. ives; CT the form pi.1-,.:
dian, situate in said county ana siS'e, :.
therefor the amount OF said jldsmsl.. J.
above described real estate. inst Ut
scribed lard or lois was 'sNed 10 'Ae -. -
Wolf for TIE year A. D. 1880. aud = : :. = !
T. Wolf for the year A. D. ~. @Lg u. - +. :
T. Wolf for the yesr A. y. ls9- an9 va va Z
specially assessed foF the yesF 4. u; - -
time of redemption Of said land o. 80 80,
purchase al .ale, will expire ID Two ~. 4,
the date OF SAID sale, which VII % 90 -,-,s
day Of June. A. d. 1898. and ssid iels,.,';;
be m de on or before said Iss' menu Iil..4 ~
the office Of the county clerk ol So 80 Il
Rock Island, stste o. Illinois. svrS svIrSIo Ioi'l
day of February, ie'5'
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-02-27
y oTICE IN ATTACHMENT


Rock ISLAND COUNTY.
Circuit court Of Rocz IsIsr5 -1--.- n.
a. d. 1885 lag
The Peoples Eg'ioua, Bank O. r...-.-..
vs. c. w. MosFCr. in a,I.Camrr. 90 =
Public notice = hereby given m has.
Mother that writ Of atractuer, :. -. =
the Office Of the clerk Of The c.-r-f. -. :
Island county, dated Tie Sls;t3y n T.,- T,.-
d. 1893, at the suit OF the SAID Par-.-. x
Bank and a-aiust tne estzts Of - e..
Mosher To- the SIM Of Ten Tl7r..r5 :;
dollars, directed 10 the sheriff q .s.i H..
county wh!cn said Wit has been -.
cuted.
Now, therefore, unless v1r. The 81
Moshcr, shall personally be and srrs,, s
said circuit Cou-, oi Rock leland orr
first day OF the rexJ tern Thereof. :, h, (,
the court hOuse in the city @, Rocs I.,s-7
county, on the FIST DIV Of Nav. p ID
special bail ard plead 70 the ss.t ,'lr5
ton, judgment will he entered s,s.rsr
in favor OF the said Peoples N4.o-.I 3
so much Of the roper,y attached a. rVl
dcient to satisfy the saiG judgment ,-: !,
be sold 10 sGti-fy he same.
GEORGE " G4N3-;
JAS. l.. HAAs, Plaintiffs Attorney.
January 81, 4. y. -S95.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-02-27

N-tEh Ns L4E As--
jackson & Hurst, Piaiutif's A-'o--,!
Rock Island Feo. y. 4. D. 1875.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-02-27
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castor;a.

Lanes Family Ntd'ct:e maves
80 1o~cis .ch dr7. SOsi r':np'e Geed
10 vse il
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-02-27
rhs seorat nf Ei, Wea.ru.

A millionaire said 'he secret of my wealth is
in the word AVE; and the secret % my
health Is in the word SA-GE L. By this last he
mesnt DR.. Sage, whose Catarrh Remedy cured
him of one of the worst cases of Catarra, aud
thereby saved him fro suffering aud premature
death, enaoling him TO make his m1llioas, and
enjoy life. 1he cares made by ths medicine
are Simply wonderful.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-02-27
n OTICE IN iTTACHNsYI
STATE OF ILLINOIS,

STATE OF ILLINOIS.
Rock ISLAND COCN-E.
County court Ct Eo-L Is.41. .1--r
Term. A D. 1888.
Montpc,is- Tie Company E,. e. I'D
attachment.
Publ. notice : lg.thv -7J- % d
Bronson that . wit CL ar,sCl-- e. IS 4
Office Of the clerk OF the cor .-g 11-- Il
and county dated the 10th DAY Of .--.,-
1898, Al The suit OF The sa-- L1U.-e..- j
panv and against .hu estate utr -.- Z51
fer the sum o. Two hundred a.- .T--l.r
lsrs ard nirc cents, L.-gC-e. m .la --.-5-
Rock lSlaJC county. which ...a vr. 4
tnrnGd executed.
New, therefore, unless III, q. .-- FL
son shall EcrsoLa.y uc ard a.Q=-: b.,
said county court Of Rock E,.ali ----ri
first day Of ,hs next term thereof, % tl
IT the court Euuse u the civ r. H-.ks-
said county. on the TLi icCu,l lGy @ W
ID. 1893. give spec.8l bail and Plead 2 Z
plaintiff action. indignant WI z
aga nst you, ana IN favor q tie S4'4 El-I
Tile company and 20 much Cf The 'Hig
tached as may be sGtfic .grt % SATISFY :
Judgment ana costs, Will o. sg'l 70 -.
same.
HJALNSR kGHLCh.
CLERK o! tie Cc1-'l
Jscksou & Hurst, Plaiutif's A-'o--y!;
Rock Island Feo. y, 4. D. isy5.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-02-27
4 SIeep IYnil,ir~Eoat

In the swampy districts Of France the
men are accustomed 60 walk over the
1narshy ground on stlts. y sleep walker
on one occasion bucEled on his stills and
crossed a swollen torrent in the dark.
On awalzing he had not the courage to
perform the sane feat in daylight
Boston Globe.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-02-27

When Baby was sick, we gave ner Castcria.
When She was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Hiss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-02-27
(iHANCERY NGTTCg

STATE OF ILLINOIS
Rock ISLAND COUNTY IS.
in the Circuit Court o. Racs L..
the May Term, i. D. 1sqs ''--- %,
Mary Freeman V; Na,,hl,. Erse-.-
Ia Chauesrr
Notice i hereby given n ~. -... .
treemar, that the sbo o rsr, -- ''- y
h. sreio.Orc fled her bi.Iof - ,---5- ,ol'
Gu the chanCCrv $ de thereof gi s.-. '.-. Z 4
there upon beissUcl uu- -r ..st ' ,,... .--, d s.
above AIMED defendant -s.-r- W.. ~
day Of the term Of the Ci--sr -,
county, 10 be held at the a-r-. ---. -'-. o Z
and, 10 sad Rock I-'ald 57--,vT-', ~, !. F. /. z
DAY OF May, a. u 1898. as lsT---,-.i- IS - :
which suit is sill perair- '''-- .
Dated this 2ud davos Fehr1.-~. ,r
GEOhGE IS. eAEH-y
Mc2"i'y. Il Mcfu.rg. so.c.6-. '.---
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-02-27
LEGAL
S7-,
A DMINIsTRAToR's Sor,,,

rls Estate ts Of wiIiam Il, Morrow l..
The undersigned HAVING ba,' ,l''' y'aast
~ 6s'fsto1 fSe OF the estate Of wiIana fyn aIg 4 Z
Vi the county of Rock Island r,iaa =. |, IN,
ceased, hereby gives po,iCs iirl T'e ,te On y,
before the county CON- ryt''e ma ts ~
ty, at the office Of iho ~, ~ Rotkl.
the fret Monday in sr-iI a, Ine Apl :
Tune all persons Having lis;.rel r.,I rel, &
taie are notified and reCus.,-s. ,..,s s:iJ, !
purpose OF having the ssr,s 7'eG 81, % SID
sons Indebted 10 said es;s.a DJ.s'ec 1
make immediate psyiaert. ts,o.g % .L are te,,s,
Dated this s6th dav OF Jarr,-r I'-s'' : q
WIN. y. MARTIN, 4 a., D : :
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-02-27

For u, At ', tui comic for ,nf9IoYa
rer' "t thu conpi"X0n :se HUle Poz-
ZOuis Powder here =, ny eousi &c.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-02-27
Gs1isdres Cry for
Pitchers Castorta.

'ough'~c 'osr. -~ "rrsi,rnprIun
Kemus g lSeu vi' .,n 5,.f. ,...r,et. 81
r"-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
NOTES FROM BARTON HEIGHTS
Person a, and Other News It.m, Mirrored
Across the viaduct.

Mr.. William p. Redd left Wednesday
for the Worlds Fair.
Miss Maria l.. Robins, of King William,
is visiting Miss Ivy Fox.
Mrs and Miss Barton returned Wednes-
day from the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Garland Il. Taylor and children
returned from Albemarle Friday.
Mrs. j. a. Shultz has returned from
New York, where she spent the summer.
Mr.. Paul and James Il. Reed. Esq, are
attending the Richmond Medical College.
Master Richard Fox left Wednesday to
attend the Oakland Academy In Louisa
county.
Mrs. f. II. Smith, who has been spend
ing the summer In Connecticut has re-
turned home.
The young gentlemen OF the Heights
will have a dance at the Wigwam next
Friday night, the 18th.
Master Bryant O'Bannon left Thursday
TO attend school at William and Mary
College. Williamsburg, Va
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Smith have re-
turned to the Heights. and are occupy
ing their residence on Lamb avenue.
Mr.. John j. Taylor was married In Cul-
pepper Tuesday to Miss Ann Stringfellow,
and will reside at Barton Heights.
Mr.. Bowersax, OF Baltimore, has rented
the store and dwelling OF Mr.. John T.
tkOStISb Oh ANOElH dNtAhct "hi SPNh
q general merchandise store.
Mrs. John Wilcox and daughter, Miss
Jennie, mother and sister OF Mrs. L. III.
Smith, reached here last Saturday, and
will enjoy the delightful atmosphere OF
the Heights this fall with Mrs. Smith. at
205 Barton avenue
While digging wells, the workmen were
surprised by striking a vein OF coal. Sam
piles can be seen at Mr.. Bartons office.
The following new houses are now being
erected on Barton Heights: w. K.
Miller. Lamb avenue. near Home
street; L. p Goodwin. Barton ave-
nue., near Home street; DR.. j.
II. Garlick, Barton avenue and Roberts
street; o. w. Ball. Montero avenue and
Minor street: Mrs. J. ]. Harvey. Virginia
avenue near Roberts street; John III.
Rogers. Virginia avenue, near Roberts
street. T. a. l.. Smith, Miller avenue, near
Roberts street; Robert Scott. Miller ave.
nue., near Wickam street; T.. Il. Tucker.
North avenue. near Wickam street: T. A.
Branch. North avenAe, near Boulevard;
w. T.. Hutchinson. Lamb avenue and
Kersting street. Besides these the two
large dwellings of Mrs. Dust and Mr..
Rinehart are being erected at Walnut
Hin. all Of which will be completed this
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
"Ths Scout" ut the Theatre.

DIR. Frank Carver. the famous scout
and marksman. win appear at the Thea
tire Friday night and at matinee and
evening performances on Saturday in his
play, "The Scout" which portrays life
as 1t exists on the western plains. The
exhibition will include large band of
Sioux Indians. cowboys who have seen
actual service. Mexicans. and frontiers
men. The company numbers over seven
ty-five people. chosen with particular care
to represent the several types Of humani-
ty on the plains
DR.. Carver is the central character in
the drama, and Is known as the "evil
spirit of the plains" A bridge scene,
which will be presented, Is novel. and u
new addition TO stage mechanism. The
structure Is made impossible by Indians,
and when DR.. Carver. at break-neck
speed. rides over 1t the timbers give
way. and his horse Is precipitated into
the waters below, while he saves him.
self by catching the railing Of the bridge.
The Indians are headed by Standing Bear.
the lighting chief Of the Sioux nation
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
WON WITHOUT MUCH EFFORT.
The CharIestons Defeat the yirginias with
Perfect Ease.

The Charlestons defeated the Vlrginias
I'm walk-over contest yesterday after
noon. and If the victors had put forth
all their energies there is no telling when
the game would have ended In the first
inning the Colts made two runs, while
their opponents doubled this number.
After this the West Virginians had things
entirely their own way. They didn't have
10 hurry. and they didn't have to worry.
When they felt like batting they slugged
the leather. and when they became
wearied they simply knocked little pop
flies and retired without the least mental
agitation.
Kalb twirled for the visitors, and his
work was most effective On the other
hand the Charlestons found no trouble in
hitting Anthony.
II It hadn't been for Prince OF Leisure
Blankenship, who amused the bored
cranks with his lethargic movements In
right-held. everybody would have gone to
sleep. The rooters. to fight on their
drowsiness, beguiled the weary moments
by kicking against the umpire. little Birdie
bradley, the blushing debutante OF Man.
chester.
Here is the score OF the lullaby struggle:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
piaasnra IN Church Hill.

The residence Of Mrs. 8. II. Roane. NO
<ns north Thirty-first street. was the scene
OF quite a gathering OF young ladies and
gentlemen on Friday night. Many games
were INDUCED In and refreshments were
served. Those present were: Misses Eve
slyn Walton. Florence and Mary Hubbard.
Bessie French, Maud Heath. Airline Ladd.
Rosa and Pearls Muire. Pearle Brown,
Annie Parkinson Ophelia Harrison, Agnes
Curd, Mamie and Agnes Nicholson. Effie
Godsey. Willie Roane. vertner and Ethel
Redwood. Kate Picnic. and Helen Far
ley; Messrs Charlie Frayser, Arthur
Bowler. Eddie Garrison, Harry Diche,
James Lumsden. NJ Heath, Hugh Dob
bins. Walter Harrison. John Lacy. Al
fonzo Jenkins, Arthur Schermerhorn.
Clarence Muire. Clifton Roane. Elmo Red
wood, and Hayes Roane. Chaperons. Mrs.
s. III. Roane and Mrs. w. b. Sutton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
LADY BOARD OF MANAGERS.
Onicers Elected by the New Hospital Aux.
iliary-The Opening.

The Board of Managers for the Virginia
Hospital. connected with the College of
Physicians and Surgeons. met on Friday
evening and unanimously elected Mrs. T..
b. Addison president. Mrs. Stephen Put
ney, Mrs. Il. II. Nash and Mrs. Edward
T. Price vice-presidents. and Mrs. A. B..
Camm and Mrs. George Barksdale secre-
tary and assistant secretary. Mrs. William
s. Donnan and Mrs. John Addison having
been previously elected treasurer and cor
responding secretary.
Reports by the various committees show
the work of equipping the hospital to be
progressing satisfactorily. The board Is
thoroughly harmonious and In earnest,
and hopes to open the doors to patients
on Wednesday. The friends of the insti-
tuition who have so literally promised
donations Of furniture, bedding. crockery.
house-furnishing goods and groceries are
earnestly requested to send all donations
on Tuesday morning to the hospital. No.
HOO east Clay street, where they will be
received by a committee Of ladies' and
the matron.
The Board Of Lady Managers will hold
its next meeting at the hospital on Thurs
day afternoon at $50 o'clock.