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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-12-07
A WIDE DIFFERENCE.

"Whnt is the difference between
this coffee aud my grandfather" said
the star boarler as he stirred the
sugar in his cup.
"l'm sure I can never guess, Z"
smiled the landlady.
Grandfather was one of the early
settlers. Judge.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-12-07
NOT HER DOING.

Younglove-''These are very hard
times, my love, and you will have to
reduce your tlressnlnker's bills"
Mrs. Younglovc-s'T hat's ms con-
sistent ms you men are You act Just
us if 1 made out the bills Puck.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-12-07
HIS EXPENSIVE TASTES,

Father Eyes, 1 admit that the
young man has 1t good income, but he
has very expensive tastes, very"
Daughter-"You amaze me. What
does he ever want that is SO very cx-
pcnsive?''
"Well, he wants you for one thing, ("
New York Weekly.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-12-07
A SIMILAR PEEh1No.

Husband-"No, Mary; you can
never accuse mo of meanness. 1 paid
twenty dollars for that hat, md
seyenty-five dollars for that dress. i
always like to sec my wife well
dressed"
Wifc (kindly)-"And I like to see
you look well, too, Henry. Give me
that hat, and I'll touch up those rusty
spots with this shoo-blhcking." -
Puck.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-12-07
A BRAVE nEroRr.

Nine. NJ, n very clever pianist,
when sitting next TO Colonel Ramollot
ut tho dlnner-table, asked him, in n
winning tone of voice: care you fond
of music, Coloncl?'
"Madame, replied the warrior,
rolling savage pair of eyes, ST nm
not afraid of it. "--Lc Rappel.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-12-07
A GENTLE HINT.

"Miss Adamant," murmured the
youth, "why are you SO hard hearted
Your henrt is MS hard MS diamond"
Yes" sighed tho maiden sug-
Sestively, "and diamond cuts dia-
nond. Halo.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-12-07
AN EASY ONE FOR HIM.

Tommy's Mother-"Did you hear
about poor Mrs. Jones? She ran n
needle into her hand. The doctors
had to open every finger trying to
find it,
Tommy" What made 'em do that,
mamma? Why didn't they get tho
lady another needle ?"-Lifo.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-12-07

Says the Cincinnati Times-S Star: The
Italians have been ruled by tho great.
est numbers. of Governments of any
people now under one constitution.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-12-07

s.Ycs, but didn's yon hear of tho
ren,arkhe made at hestime?"
''No. What was it?',
"He sighed and said, "a fool AMI
his money are soon parted. '"-Wasl-
ington Star.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-12-07
TnE HEIoHr oF yNanAr1rupE.

We'll, L hope you ,Sill not speak
nnkindly of Timmins ..ny moro. /
understand he has paid you tho SO
ho borrowed.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-12-07
A DEEP PROBLEM.

Mrs. Pridloy-''Do you think man
ever knows anything about II woman's
dress, anyway"
MIR. Pridley-"Never. Flo cannot
even ascertain the exact cost. Halo.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-12-07
HIS NORMAL CONDITION.

Messenger Boy-'1s Mr.. Winbat
out?"
Hotel Clcrk-''T suppose SO. He's
member OF the Chicago Baseball
Club. Chicago Record.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-12-07
sbe United States
tsh capitalists.

& that when the city Of Paris
81 8 SO, 900, a9o, loan recently,
there were offers to the amount of 80, :
92O, 600, 900.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-12-07
Not lNatural-IIis Normal Condition
S-Thc Pcrversityl of Christine 4
troduced-No ,Evidenco =
Against Them, Etc. !

maidnn sweet in girls srobcs neat ]
Looks like n rosebud, spick and span i
But like tina tallor's dun my guy,
Us tho girl who dresses .tke man.
Now York Journal.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-12-07
THE SHIEK'S DAUGHTER,
EY GENERAL BUruLIN.

HE word Al
germ con
jures up in
my minds
eye n vision
of untllilla-
b | q lions
and tigers,
I'll t Ii lc s s.
Nv pursued
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-12-07
THE pERyEksIrY OF aIRLs.

Jnmesby DO you think she'll
have you?"
Notifies Why, I'm sure of it. Her
family are all bitterly opposed to me. T"
Chicago Record.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-12-07
INTRODUCES. \

s sido !, whiskers :'Y.uS know the
:. M Nous, 'Ses, I'vet met them"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-12-07

CLOSE.
Virgins And do yous think that
Skinhint is II miser?"
Dr,unp-"Miser Why, that man
would propose to Il woman by postal
card !"-Truth.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-12-07
MILITARY.

Young Lieutenant (proudly, to his
wife)--"Well, what do you think of my
new uniform?"
kill Truth.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-12-07
BUDGET OF | FUN. Z
HUMOROUS sKETCII1ES lFROsI
I VARIOUS SOURCES. 4

Not fNatura1-EIis Normal Condition
S-Thc Pcrversitylof Gfrls-In-
III troduced-No Evidence IS =
g Against Them, Etc. ,
A maiden sweet in girls srobcs neat
Looks like n rosebud, spiek and span =
But like thu tallor's DUN my guy,
Us tho girl who dresses ,hke man.
Now York Journal.
INTRODUCED. y
Side Whiskers "YouS know the
Misses Cherryips?"
Moustache-"Yes, PYot met them. {"
c, Truth.
CLOSE. +
Virgins And do yous think that
Skinflint is II miser?"
Drlmp-"MiserI Why, that man
would propose to woman by postal
card !"-Truth.
MILITARY.
Young Lieutenant (proudly, to his
wife)-" We'll, what do you think of any
new uniform?"
IS; sh 4. ;. WHY you're dressed ! to
THE rrnvneslrr o. o,p.,. !
Jamesby -''Do you think she'll
have you?"
Nettlos Why, I'm sure of it. Her
family are all bitterly opposed to me. +"
Chicago Record.
HIS NORMAL CONDITION.
Messenger Boy-'1s Mr.. winbat
out?"
Hote. Clcrk-"I suppose SO. He's
n member OF the Chicago Baseball
Club. Chicago Record.
DEEP PROBLEM.
Mrs. Pridloy-''Do you think n man
ever knows anything about woman's
dress, auyway?"
Mr.. Pri,lley-"Nover. Flo cannot
even ascertain the exact cost. "-Hallo.
NO EVIDENCE AGAINST THEM.
Young Inkstantl-"What thing in
literature should be the most pleasing
to young nuthors?"
Old Ditto -" Tho fact that their
works are invariably out of print. -
Boston Courier.
A GENTLE HINT.
"Miss Adamant," murmured the
youth, "why are you SO hard hearted
Your henrt is MS hard rs diamond"
Yes" sighed tho maiden sug-
gestively, "and diamond cuts dia-
mond. Halo.
NOT HER DOING.
Ynnnnlnun- ssrhoro ma - Ill
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-12-07

her neck, and apparently discovered,
for tho first time, that her yashmals
had been torn away.
Leave me, if you value your life !'
she cried, commandingly. No man
has ever seen tho daughter of Sidi
Alustaphn unveiled, and you arc aware
that know how to defend myself,
even ii my companions are towards I"
could almost have forgiven the
scorn and anger of her voice for the
sake of gazing longer into those mag
niiicent, flashing eyes, but Bu-Raskul,
who had carefully kept his face turned
from his young mistress, quietly i'm
plorcd mo to retire for few mo-
ments. This did, until Blu Raslsul
approached mo with tho announce
ment That Fatme's wound WIS very
slight one, and that sho was now ready
to greet her fathers guest.
1 found tho Arabian girl standing by
the side of tho tiger. Instead OF ro-
plying to my greeting, she pointed to
the animal, whose ear had boon pierced
by her bullet
"You shot better than l." was nv
Sohiihho SilluIk.
eyes, ] am proud to have killed the
destroyer of our flocks."
[ could not help smiling MS reflect
ed that this Diana had the falling of a
great many other sportsmen and wo-
mon, that of arrogating to themselves
the credit of giving the coup do grace
TO M animal already half dead. / saw
that my first bullet had struck in the
shoulder, my second in the hip. Some
what nettled. l observed:
SIT is unfortunate that you should
have passed Mt that precise moment; n
few minutes later, aud you would have
found the animal dead"
cor torn to pieces tomorrow by
iackals. al! preise to Allah, who per.
mitted mo to arrive in time to secure
this lovely skin for my apartment"
According to Russian custom thi,
skin belonged, by all the laws OF th,
chase, to i,o-I who had fred the frs
mortal shot. My politeness was per
haps overcome by my passionate low
of the sport, MS / remarked dryly:
"Your noble father will decide thu
/ question"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-29
AlEXANDRlA'S ASSISTANT p. M.
The Mount Vernon Gates to he Kept Open
Until 5 O'Clock.

ALEXANDRIA,. VA, April 2S.-(Spe-
cial )-Postmaster c. c. Carlin to-day APP
pointed Captain $. j.. Davis assistant
postmaster for this city, In place of Mr..
burroughs, resigned. Mr.. burroughs re-
tires to accept position with the Wash
ington, Alexandria, and Mount Vernon
Railway Company.
1t has been decided by the Mount Yer
non regents that after May LIST Mount
Vernon gates viii be kept open until .
O'Clock J.. NJ, instead OF closing at l..
NJ, as they formerly did. Much satisiac-
ton Is felt AT this decision, az the early
closing of the gates has always been mat
ter of general regret, and now as summer
is coming on the regents wise decision
will be still more gratifying. as visitors
will now have a chance to see Washing
toms home at its prettiest aspect in the
early evening hours.
T. A. Goodman was this morning
brought before Justice Pollard, Of Alexan-
dria county. and was required 10 give
bond of 500 for his appearing at the next
term of the County Court TO answer to
the charge of assault with intent to XIII.
Goodman about two months ago cut and
assaulted George IL. Lawrence, at Chain
Bridge Hotel.
Mrs. Mary l.. Brady, an estimable Alex
andra lady, and widow of Ed
ward Brady, died this morning at her
residence on South Fayette street, In
this city,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-29

CHICAGO. HI. April 2S--Four first
picks won at Roby to-day. \ second
choic. and an outsider took the otftr
events
First receive eiehths Of a mile-King-
stock won. COttonade second, Mckeever
third. Time. o.
s coud race-seven sixteonths Of mile
Katrina G. won. Meteor second, AID
CARR third. Time, A.
Third race-nino siXteenths OF mile
Shenandoah Maid won, Nevay second
Con Iucey third. Time. 500.
Fourth receive cighths Of n mile
Yucatan won, Hacienda second, Borderer
third Time. 1912.
Firm race-threc fourths Of a mile
Text won. Outlook second. Gunwad third.
Time, l:2ri.
sixth race-owncrs' handicap, one mile
Harry Smith won. McMichael second.
Mockakie third. Time. III.
ST. LOUIS. MO, April 2S--Three ia
vorites and as many second choices cap
turel the six events AZ East 81. LOUIS
TO-DAY The East St Louis and Madison
tracks will be closed during the legitimate
snriur meeting at the Fair Grounds In
St Louis.
First racc-fve eighths OF n mile-Ann
Elizabeth won. Jim Clare second, Home
Run third Time. 1:o6h.
Second receive eiehths OF milo
Mira won. The General second, Unit
third. Time, 1905.
Third race-half a mile--ida Margie won,
won. Hamie Bellows second, Ira Il. third.
Time, 52iz.
Fourth Iace-sevon eighths OF n mile
Remorse won. Belle OF Fermont second,
lnvercaull third. Time. lI9l2
Tifth race-one mile-Chiswali won, Em-
bl,o second. Davezac third. Time. l:is'a.
Sixth race-hve eighths OF inile-Herh-
don won. King Star second, La Clgaie
third Time. l:O5i4.
NASHVILLE, TENN. April 2S.-Flrst
race-six furlongs-Shuttler. iOl, Thorpe
- 20 /, won; Phiiopena second frauae-
line third. No time given.
Second race--thirteen sixteenths OF
mile-Jim Hogg won, PoInera secohu'
ned Cap third. Time, III
7,bird race-ths Iroquois stakes, for 2
vear-old colts. 81 co.. added four furlohgs-
Ashland won. Laur~hte second IeohaS
Last third. Time, 49'e. ,,u.,on
Tourth race-seven furlongs-Ferrier
won. Wauhatchie second, Tom Kelly
third Time. :3CS4. ~, An.
Fifth racee-four furlongs-Miss Aiice
won. Irksome second. Lady Pepper third
Time. ~.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 2S.-Weather
fair and cool; track fast
First receive and a half furiongsI
Nelson won, Pricelle second. Banjo third.
Time. 1902 >, ..,o..
second receive and a half furlongs-
Cheyalier won. Lodi second, Annie Moore
Third. Time. l10ia. ,
Tbird race-six furlongs. Racine stakes
Model won. Piquante second Tiger thnu'
Time. lIM. ., %
Fourth race-eleven slxteeiths vi
mile. handicap iiead won, io'spui 81
ID IIsrald third. Time. l:5li2
Eif,h race-fve and a half furlongs'
s.lling-St. Croix CWeaver0 won Nor'h
second. Boston Boy third. Time INV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-29
Select German Given Young Ladies'.

LEXINGTON. VA, April 2S.-(special)
A select german was given here Friday
night in McCrum's Hall by the members
of the Theta Nj Epsilon Fraternity to
their young lady friends. This fraternity
was organized here last fall, but its eX-
istence was kept a secret until now. and
# is composed of members Of the other
Greek-letter fraternities, AZ midnight
dainty supper was served. The chaperons
,,cre Nesdames Lee, Carmichael, Turner.
and Taylor, and the following were pres
ont. Misses Ellen Lee, Maggie Graham.
I'ucv Pendleton, Sallie Patton. Lizzie Gra-
ham. Mary Lewis. Agnes Graham. Nam
ME Poor, Lucy Neatman' Dyinple Gar
,,,icb,eI Mary Preston Graham, and Katie
Uopkins: Messrs. Cason. Vance, Linden
hercer. La Far. Baker. Armstrong, Goode,
Bumgardner. Funkhouser, Randall. K.
Mitchell, Helm. owen. Iaylor. sllcer.
Bullitt. Weaver. and Phillips. Professor
and Mrs. ]. a. Pennington furnished the
music
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-29

ahead The Brooklyns' two runs In the
laat inning. however. gave them the
game darkness preventing further play
Ing. Six innings. Attendance, 800. Score
r. II. H.
Washington ......... o'32 "a 2
Brooklyn .......,..,7i 600 2-lo u 4
Batteries-~Petty, ESpcr. and Mcclure;
Daub. Stein. and Kinslow
THE REDS VICTORIOUS.
CINCINNATI. O.. Arr.i 2s--Terry was
wild in the iiTst inning to-day. and four
bases on balls and two singles gave the
local team FIVE runs. The game was
clinched IN the seventh. when Lyons threw
over FIRST base. Two bases on balls and
Parrott's HIT 10 the fence gave four more.
Score: n. II. Il.
Cincinnati .....5OOOO1aO-iO . 0
Pittsturg ........1O12lo 000-6 s 3
batteries Parrot and Murphy; Ehret.
Terry. and Mack.
ALL ONE WAY.
ST. LOUIS. MO. April 2S.-The home
club defeated the Clevelands to-day in n
one-sidcd game. Young was very effec-
tive. except In the first and eighth In
nlngs. Dowd. Frank. ana Ely baticd
hard and often. Score: II. IL. j..
~. Louis ........ 000i OF II /
Cleveland ....... 10000 00C-l 4
Battcrics-Ureltenste and Buckley.
Young and thinner.
THE COLONEIS INUNDATED.
LOUISVILLE. ky. April 2s-The Col
oncIs were Inundated to-day by defeat
al the hands Of AnSons tail-enders. II
was really chance. however. that gave
Chicago its first game for the season, rs
the home team made nine hits 90 the Wis
TORS four. In the sixth inning a ban
that appeared an easy catch struck an
obstacle and bounded over Richardson's
head letting In two runs. and winning
the game. Attendance. 1900 Score:
II. II. Il.
Louisville .......o0OOO1O6o-1 Q !
Chicago ......... 100000 0O0--2 4 0
batteries Mcnafca and Grim; Gilland
and kttrcdgc.
Southern Association Ball.
At Chaflcstou--Score: II. II. l..
Charleston ...... = % 0 2 20 II
Nashville ....... 300oS 400 Ill II
Batteries blackburn. Mcfarland. and
Zahucr: Borchcrs and Sailing.
At Atlanta-Score: II. II. f.
Atlanta ......... o. 20 90 o 2
Memphis ........ 100000 '-3 6 2
Eottorcs-Kecnan and Boyle; Wads-
worth and Eolan.
Al Savannah Score: Il. He
Savannah ....... , 0 0 0 0 o. - .
Mobile ........... 100000 O. 2 2
Hatterles-Pcppcr and Jantzen; Under
wood and frost
At Macon: II. II. T..
Macon ...........OO0 2O0111-5 S /
New Orleans .....0OOI$OOOO4 3 8
BATTERIES. Gibbs and Hoover: Tanning
and Schaebe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-29
Death from Heart Failure.

LEXINGTON. VA. April 2S.-(Speeial)-
yosenh Kennedy, a merchant Of this place.
died suddenly at his home to-day about
1850 o'clock from heart failure. He was
a native of this county consistent men,
her OF the Methodist Church, and aged &c
years.
A stable with its contents and four
horses and colt was burned last night
ON South river. about nine miles from
here. II was owned by John Sheridan, Of
this Mace
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-29

lliS Nam street.
TRUSTEES SALE 1t
a BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN RESI-.
WITH LARGE GROUNDS. ADJOINING
NEW RESERNOlN PAkh, ..
l50Xljs, CORNER ROBINSON AND
WALKER STREETS.
ELECTRIC LINE PASSES THE FRONT.
By virtue OF decd OF trust. dated oc-
tober Is. 1892. recorded In the Clerks oti,'
OF the County Court OF Heuyico Drtp-
Book iil a, page lN, and cNec1fei 10
the Undersigned trustee 10 secure me pay
ment Of a C.rtain note therein r.tril-'i.
and default having been made. aid brni
requested by the beneficiary 50 "a 90, !
will sell at public auction, on the premises
TUESDAY. MAY ]. 1896
at $50 p. NJ. the PROPERTY described
IA said dsad "a follows: IAN that LOT OF
LAND IN the county OF Henrlco. Win I'M
prOVements thereon, ana bounded - Ill-
lOWs-tO wit. Commencing at The lutN-
west corner OF Robinson and NalA-r
streets thence running westwariy alons
IN, north line OF walker street 10 ie-t.
and running back between parallel Las
l50 feet 10 an alley 10 feet wide
The N prOyements consist Of subaiin
tiaI. neat and cOmmodiOus brick ah1
frame dwelling. hip roof, seven ro"in7i
large hall, ami is quite desirable hni
valuable, owing 10 its proximity - iN'
park. ..t., o,s
fourth cash. balance SIX. twelve, ant
eighteen months. s per cent interest," &C.
curea Dy ''U'' ED. II. BROWN.
J. Thompson Brown & CO.. Auctloneer''
(lD -.D
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-29
OAKLAND CHURCH DEDICATED.
Street. Railway Leased and Operation to
lie Resumed.

SUFFOLK. VA, April 2s.-(Speciai)-
Oakland Christian church, near Chucka-
tuck, Nansemond county. will be ded!-
Gated tomorrow. Rev. w. w. Staley, ID.
d.. of Suffolk, will preach the sermon
and conduct the dedicatory services.
Mr.. G.. w. Nurney has leased the Suf-
folk street-railway. which has not been
In oneratlon for several months, and Will
resume operations on the Main-street line
Monday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-29
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Ascension Services.

Richmond Commandery, No. 2 knights
T,mplar, Will hold ascension services at
the Masonic Temple Thursday evening
next. commencing at $50 O'Clock. Mem
bcrs are invited To bring their wives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-29
personal.
VALLEY Dwelling Burned.

WOODSTOCK. VA. April 2s.--tspecs''J
A dwelling belonging TO the estate u 80
Fitzro, In this place was des,royeN IT, Ss
iire this morning. about ocioeA. nv
IRE e. supposed to he the work OF an
ineendisry, as this is the second nEs
in the same vicinity durins this monsn'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-29
BETTER.

Clothes which are out Of shape. lift
ting and wrinkled does not always sig
Nifty that they are old-more than half
the time the fault is in the making, and
it always happens where the manufac-
turer of clothing tries in every way TO
save cent, so that he can get up cloth
ing as cheaply as possible. He don't
concern himself about the wear and
service it will give the wearer. He wants
to sell, and when he has done that, he's
satisfied.
We don't handle that kind. We sell
what We make ourselves. and we know
that THEY are properly cut, sewed, and
finished, because the best cutting and
tailoring patent is used in their manu-
facture. We use only the best cloths
and trimmings, and guarantee every
garment we sell to look as well, hold its
shape as well, and wear as well as GUS
tom made clothes, which cost more than
double the money. They tit perfectly,
too.
This thing of doing the work OF man.
rfacturing ourselves, means saving
that makes IL possible ior Us W 5en oul
superior made and more satisfactory
clothing as low as the old.looking, poor
ly-made goods can be bought for else
where.
Whether you buy suit at $40 or s36,
you can depend on your getting FULL
VALUE here.
We woull like you to take q few
moments in looking through our excel.
lent line Of those stylish LONG-CUT
FROCK SUITS. You ought to have
one.
Boys Suits, sizes 4 to -, in all the
new materials and shapes, $3.50 and
upwards. The best you ever saw for
the price.
BURK'S CLOTHING HOUSE,
9l6 EAST MAIN STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-29

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
lt.l Croker. GiIroy, aud Thousands OF
other. See the Giants Win.

N-E YORK. April p When Umpire
' called play" this afternoon fully
. f.r..ns were az the Polo grounds
' r...s the game between the New
.ut Ba'lmoreg-ihe first league
O. tl- sc1aon here. Among the
......nf persons I'm the grand stand
n... United States Senator y. u. Hin.
...n.rys leader. Richard Croker,
.. G.lIoy. OF New YORK. and many
.'r uu..is II rained quite hard III
Co., l.r 1870 innings. and the players
s.r. placed a. a great disadvantage on
account of tie ball being wet. Score;
Il. IL. T..
Sow York .....61OO1O2O-s
Baltimore ......... 1000 GO Is
Batteries Husie and Farrell; Mcmahon
tL4 EYb aaOn.
BOSTON NEVER "JN 1T"
PHILADELPHIA. PA, April @.-The
Boston team made their initial appear
a.D- of the season on the home grounds
to-day bat they were never IN the sanie
OIL any stage The disastrous SECOND IN
mag seemed 90 take the life out OF Sti-
N..ls a. out Of the eight runs scored onV
Dar wss earned. carsey. on the o'her
t.nI. pitched good bah, only allowing
nr visitors seven hits. two OF when were
o. o. decidedly scratchy order. sixteen
X. II. u.
Philadelphia ..OS3iO0o2 Il !
Boston ....,.OIOO2 =
Hstier..s-Carsey and Clements; su-
'rtts and Camel.
PETTY BATTED OUT.
WASHINGTON. d. G., April by
battling Petty out OF the box to-oay'
brooklyn got a big lead. but the senators.
principally through the miidness OF Dsuo
snd TIC ineaeetiyeness OF Stein, forsea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-29

pursuant 10 decree entered IN tho above
styled causes 10y tho Corporation Court Of Bris-
toll, Va, on the 10Th day OF December. 1893 W.,
tho undersigned special commissioners. Will. GA
THURSDAY. TIE 2srz OF JUSE. 1904.
ut O'Clock +. NJ. on the promises ~ tho city ~
Bristol, Va, expose 10 sails - puOiic aucti0n 10
the highest bidder, tho FURNACE PLANI tho
TRACT OF LAND up.p WLgrh the same ~
situated, and ALL the DILnlNCS AND AP-
PURIkNAhCES thereon coBtafaoi; it~siss
all the IROH.OkE, tUkI, SAND. LINES TONI,
LABORATORY MATERIALS. TOOLS. APrLi-
ANCES, aud ALL me ~ RSONAL PROPER
1Y OF whatoyer kind, all OF SAD proper beng
owned by ,he Bristol Iron ani eel Company.
Tho plant IL "a mammoth one, bong we'll cOn.
strUcted, and ons Of tho besg-sltaaicd blast Fur
naces In the whole country.
TERMS or SALE: Enough cash 10 pay 81 tn
costs on these suits. the costs Of salt sal, To
amounts owing by tho receiver IA SAID causes.
and an additional sun of $1,000.
The residue OF the purchasc money Ia threo
equal credit in5talments, at nine. nticen. AMI
twenty-one months fro.n the daY OF sale: tho
said instllmenis DssriDg interest from the dsY
OF sale, and tho purchaser giving Degotlse.o
notes with approved personal security thefeflr.
title OF eaId property 10 DO rstaIned nasu 10
fnll purchase money Is paid. aid a cJ'lysy 1nrs
directed By the court
Given under our uands this tho 2ith day o.
hpnl, 1894.
II. ". PAGE, Abingdon, Va.
T.. ". ROBERTSON tonuOks, Va.
n. &. PETERS, BnstDi, Va.
SPECIAL commissioners.