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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27

committee on '"Inri"iie. Irsn5aot a
ton.id abb p 1mouu "t Business

Tn. Committee on Cemeteries urld IFS
re2ular monthly meeting Ia room No. ID
OF the city Hall last evening al $50
O'Clock. Nessrs. Grimes chairman, Boy
Kin, Brisss, CottrcH, Mann, and Vaughan
Dr. ". v. Parker. president Of the
Founding Asylum. appeared before the
committee, and requested mat plat OF
ground be donated ia OakwoJd cemtery,
70 bV 30 feet Of the value OF about AtJ,
where the children dying in the institution
named might be buu L. " hen questioned
nv Nir. Mann, Dr. Parker stalled that Re
thought he could say for his OrsaulZd-
ton that in reasonable time railing
would be placed around the section. and
that the latter would be kept in proper
On motion Of Mr. Mann, the committee
decided 10 recommend TO the Council that
the request be granted.
ed before the committee az committee
from the Masonic Cemetery Association.
Mr. sutton who acted as spokesman,
stated that the section owned by MS or.
gantZation In Hollywood cemetery had
b.en filed up, and that they were consid-
ering the question Of buying another sec
tion' about 40 by 50 feet. in Riveryiew Gem
etery. This committee had been appoint
ed 10 ascertain what best could De done
i'm the premises. Should the Association
nirchas.. a plot Of ground a stone curb
ing would at once be put around IL, and
a shaft erected upon the same. The
chair stated that the odd Fellows had
ALREADY purchased a section IN ne same
cemSterv. and on motion Of Mr.. Briggs
stb.commlttee was appointed. consisting
OF Acssrs. briggs, Mann and cotWeH. 10
look into the matter ana report 20 the
mi committee at the next regular meet
ing. IN, 49,. 49,,
to be paid, and the payrolls OF the three
cemeteries were approved.
Mr.. Dickinson, superintendent or oak
wood cemetery. complained OF the Old
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27

Governor OTerrall yesterday appointed
Mr. Thomas Perry as -four inspector OF
Alexandria.
Sergeant Henry Fitzgerald, OF Man
chester called at the Capitol yesterday
after delivering 1t the pehtentiary VII
liam Johnson and Joe Thomas tcolo'ed),
each TO serve two years for house-bleaE-
ing.
Among the other visitors at the state
Accomac. and Hon NJ. G. Thomas. mem
Der of the House Of Delegates from Roa-
uoke.
Hon Joseph r. Lawless yesterday re
oaiv.j formal notification from the fol
lowing gentlemen to the effect that they
are candidates for congressional honors
j. Hampton IIoge. Republican canulGhte
i'm the sixth congressional district; non.
William A. Jones, Democratic candidate
for reelection in the First District James
seldom Cowdon, of buchanan, B'tetpurt
county. POpulist candidate in the Ienth
district. All three communications were
properly attosted.
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Hustin"S Court.

Yesterday was a busy day for Judge
Is. witt i'm the Hustuls Court. when the
following cases were disposed Of:
Charles T.. Wilson, alias Charles T.
Anderson, was tried on two charges OF
bicycle stealing. The jury returned a
verdict OF one years imprisonment in the
pcnltentL ny lu e8ch case, but the Judge
postponed passing judgment.
Fleming Randolph and William Henry
Scott. charged with petit larceny, were
each sent 10 jail for six months.
Henry Cove was sent to jail for thirty
days for petit larceny
Joseph Jones. William Jackson W. II
I:ufin, Henry smith, James Twyman were
each sent TO jail for fifteen days for petit
larceny.
Nuiam Jones and +. Stringer We're
sent 10 Jail for one day each for resisting
the police.
Claiborne Booker and Nellie Jackson
were each fined 50 for carrying concealed
weapons
Henry Fulcher, A. Girolami. Thomas
McCullOck. William Monroe. Alexander
Pratesi. Thomas Rock. Henry Siesel, and
!. G. Smith were each fined $40 for keep
ing their bar-rooms open on sunday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27

Mir. G.. VI. Smthdeal. chairman OF the
Prohibition I&rtE says there VIII be no
further convention OF the party 10 nomi-
nate u candidate I'm place OF Mr. G.. Il.
Jones. declined but that number of The
members OF the late convention had called
on him 10 urge the name OF Mr.. J. Q.
Atwood, and mat ne would probably be
the man. lie says that the party Will
surely have a man. Mr.. Atwood was
recently with the southern Planter. and
me- IS a brother of Prof Atwood, of Blacks
burg College. Mr. Atwood has taken
the stump for the Prohibition party.
The plant of the Virginia sun mas been
returned from Alexandria TO this city.
and the paper will be issued In few
days from the headquarters Of the party,
over 1910 east Main street. Mr.. j. Has
lins H1bsOn VIII have charge Of the
paper \ large force is At work, getting
out the first issue.
The work AZ Democratic headquarters
is becoming heavier each day, as the can
vJss progresses. Chairman EllysOn and
Secretary John Bell Bigger both have their
hands fun OF correspondence and the de-
tails Of the campaign. The prospects are
encouraging, and all the indications IA
VOrablc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27

The following cases were yesterday dis
posed of II. the Law and Equity Court
before Judge f., G. Minor:
W. the case of the Converse Manufac-
turing Company against the Preston Bel
vim Furniture Company, the jury returned
q verdict for the plaintiffs in the sum Of
$75S25.
The jury also returned a verdict for
the plaintiffs in the sum of $li679 in the
case of y. j. BrasWeH & Son against
JOhn G. Small.
In the ease Of W. \. Smith against w.
G.. Neal for $l3503 the jury rendered a
verdict for the defendant.
The following suits We're instituted yes
tcTIdN:
Jonn c. Lumpkin against the Metropoli-
tan Life Insurance Company; damages,
500
". +. Fleming against Lewis II. Blar
for $4,000 Mr.. Blair is rebuilding an Old
house or east Main street, and in tearing
down his wall he is alleged 10 have dam
aged Mr.. F.cmings property, hence the
suit originated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27

The seventh annual meet of the Vir-
GINA division of the League OF American
Whcelmen takes place In Norfolk to-day
and tomorrow. and promises more OF
interest to Virginia wheelmen than any
gathering Of the year. IO-ddyS pro-
s5r.,nme proyidcs for various amuscments
Of a social nature. while tomorrow Will
be the racing events.
4 number Of the very fastest men in
q ,laIa%ation OF Richmond 'cyc.ers leave
for + -; Norfolk today by the Chesapeake ana
ohio road. and will join the 'cyclers In
HAMPTON. where a biz oyster supper IS
- r,'o Virginia championships. the half
o,iI Crarter mile. swiil be contested for.
and am, Messrs. Archaeological Steel. and
Tampie viii represent Richmond in these
events.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27

The open parliament to be conducted
by Mr. -. s. Bennett viii be one OF inc
Interesting features Of the union CHRIS
tlan EndeaVOr meeting tomorrow man
ITO subject 10 be discussed viii be me
R,st Means Of Obtaining Results from
Dlncrcnt Committees OF the society. All.
- taving conducted the open pdrlid-
mcnt at Lynchburs last winter in such
= manner as TO draw forth a. a very com
PiIil.eIt",t 10 tinted Society
me address Of Dr. Fair Will of course,
,a iip 10 The standard of this eminent
divine. ana the oea t GniGn pd hopes mere 5n9
''''''.i1,,l,taJly will be if the weather Is
,..t ,,.iafpent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27

The Preston Bclvin Furniture Company
Yesterday hled: "a deed OF assignment In
The clerks office Of the Chancery Court
naming j. H. Webb-Peploe as trustee.
An Of th, stock OF goods in stores 80.
IL and Is Governor street and chooses
l.. action are transferred TO the trustee,
rlfn instructions to take possession at
once and convert them into cash within
sixty days.
Alter paying attorney fees insurance.
and rent. the creators are TO snare.
pro rata. AFTER all of the debts OF the
company have been paid IN full the
residue OF the assets are to be divided
amonc the stockholders of the company.
The liabilities are estimated at about
500 while the value of the assets IS
not stated
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27
TIL Z.
F(JlIR(lURGAIH-
PRICE I'll.
DIR a . E: r | E: S ,

THE MATTER or DBAPGNG THE
HOUSE CALLS FOR IMMEDIATE At
TENTION. AFTER YOU SEE THE
NEW NOVELTIES YOC WON'T WANT
TO REHANG THE Old CURTAINS
YOU TOOK DOWN AT THE BEGIN
MING or THE SUMMER. WE ARE
CERTAIN YOU WON'T ON THE SCORE
OF ENPENSE-F FOR IT SEEMS AS If
EVERYTHING WE HAVE cor TO OF
FER N THE CURTAIN LINE IS POS
SESSIBLE At A VERY SMALL COST
WE PLATTER OURSELVES WE
HAVE SECURED SOME CHOICE
THINGS. WE HAD THE PICK FROM
ALL THE BEST PATTERNS AND WE
HAVE cor THE DAINTlEST- THE
MOST NOVEL THINGS THAT ARE TO
BE SEEN. THESE CHOICE STYLES
At Low PRICES ARE GOING To
MAKE OUR UPHOLSTERY DEPART
MENT MORE POPULAR THAN 1T HAS
EVER BEEN.
HERE Is AN OUTLINE OF WHAT Is
TO BE HAD. DON'T TRY TO FILL N
THE EFFECT WITH YOUR MAGMA
TION-COME AND SEE WITH YOUR
OWN EYES.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27
JCSTICE JDIiN', COURr.
A Fight Between IA ruil- Deg and Fird-
DOg-Why Squire DonaH was Fined.

,InD Mn 1~DUTr. nDUTs ,VDa ITnaI
y.....'. - '.'.,,~, ,..o..
Inc uochel HI justice 'o"H 'o"t wa
Of the average size yesterday, nut u
took until some time after j. o'clock Be
most interesting controversy OF all was
GonatTs bulldog and a bird dog owned
by Mir. Y. g. Howard. Tne after gen
Justice. Who charged tie bic squire with
ass.ulHug him. The scene was very
dramatic one and Nh Howard took great
Mains i'm describing ,he most minute de-
defendant The following seems To be
Il fair explanation of what transpred, as
gathered from the testimony OF the va
-iDus witnesses:
MY Howard IS the owner of four bird
30gs. which ho values very highly, and on
Tuesday while driving by squire bona-
It's place of business be was ioLp"cd
by one of his dogs. 40 sooner hdd ne
reached the corner OF Eighteenth ana
Franklin streets where the spur" holds
forth. than his dog was spicd by MI.
Douau's bulldog. mat happened 10 ne
out for q walk. with its head enclosed ~
a leather muzzic. Mr. Howard turned
down Eighteenth street and into Main
street closely pursued by Inc bullbof'
Near Cllmau's store ne stopped Ms hols',
the two dogs haNinS become eHtdhhitd
with each other in fight under ms
wagon. lie LEFT his seat and after several
fulle efforts be- succeeded lu StunniNs
Iicted with his whip. He then tire" the
attacking dog on the sidewalk ana went
about his business. Soon afterwards he
was Overtakcn by DOEdu, who uphraldcd
him for his acton 3rroinP4H{ i"5 ms
words With a htd\y Dlo", NHltA HOWARD
however lodged.
Douau ddmiltd Yesterday hdNlHB
struck At Howard ana was Ahe4 >-..o
and COST rr.,.,ou g. e,, = r,,,r,
II. Sciden laEi9T NuH, d. =. ram
4 Co, agents ~. d. Nc uIly' asenS
ana y. D. ou,liy' i''.u - ''i,'-- .' N''H
causing ~ u, Nm ~, ,, ~.
~ 80 Gru ~, c'ntr,i i'i'' 49,, ,- Wv,
houses CIV me- - - .,,' FL" ~ tIfH' n
speeuNCN, NJ H. G,,,.t f'.''!i o wv
prone - Va III ,,,,,, a.. - ~!
ing SUI - '',,,' d., - l-
under l tts,,t ~ Inc ','i,.'s ~ ~.
deeaea ieat eGsT fS m T yo@f Of hfyg
nnlniil tIo and ti,, il ,,,iI-
ms mn Question Ii,C+irE,. .as a.
me 81 ~ raf.ir RI. a,,g IN "f tis
ir'nili,g ana IN ,rN,,.,,,. o,,.I,. i,tn,-
pu''f'.i7' 90 "a . '''l M ~,
Co.. ir 49,, So ~ ,'''v ',V :,
6oye M. ALL, rayed rho ,ala v,.,s tlcn
H|' i,I,5 mn Gt -, "a ,'.. a. III
SY Issrs . '.d a. - as 10 - e a
nIt I'm he ,nr1mti,1n tb.. t,,I,,yo,.s,oerts
{,d M i.,ti c''' ii'i''
me cas- i'm regard 10 the nuisance.
cristaJ L,. .,.',,,..,tt va or o,, Tho rrorar
~ AT me corner of Allen ayeutis and
Franklin street was uostponedN next
Saturday. when CITY Attorney Meredith
and Colonel CutsLaW. The CIV Engineer.
viii bee summoned 10 apuear I'm court.
The ease of +, Rau,t0Iuh the color
Ell LAWYER who il charged win uuI3,y-
fully ana feIouiously taking Stealing ana
carving away inc su,u of SIS the proDer-
- 80 -, - =, I,i ~ va ''i, -
IInti 1rxt Satur.iav Sentamber 9ltb
William I Evils tcoIoren Who was
charged Lt Hannah Brown with having
broken his promise In marry her was
I'D - ~ r -. U.j'',v ~ ,,. M W -
- ~ 't''D ga " ',''o M
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27
a 81 EIOES LCCIHIyT
mr.. Esvison BADLY Hurt In "A Rupavav
Near Laurel

Mrs Dawson, wife Of DR.. +. Dawson.
dentist Of this city. was very seriously
hurt in a runaway accident near Laurel
station Tuesday. Mrs. Dawson was v,.-
ltlhE a friend ana had lust left thc
house on her way home near by Aq shc
Got INTO the buggy the whistle of an en-
E'he on the ldChmond. Frrdrrickehl,r,,
ana Potomac railroad frightcncd The
horse, which dashed of at q terrific rato
Inc animal ran into a tree. shsttcriug
we le uuhtF, ana throwing Mrs. Dawson TO
tHc ground Violently. she was alone Her
risht leE Vas broken, and she was badly
bruised and shocked. She was carried 10
her home near By, and DR.. Niichaux
summoned. He found the unfortunata
woman suffering great deal from her
INJURIES but could not say at the time
MhctLcr she was internally hurt. II was
feared that she was. The limb was SET.
ana Inc necessary surgical aid rendered.
loStciday afternoon Mrs. Dawson was
DONG as well as could be expected
though IL could not -je ascertainod nj
jUlicS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27
uo,t,rcs To-Day and To-Morrow.

The following committees have been
called TO meet to-day
C0,nmittee Oh Heath. in room No. II,
d. Committee on Water, in room No u, at
Commute on ordinances. in room No
-G"3mlt.ec on Second Market, in room
No N. a. $50 +. NJ
The following committees will hold SEES
'' C''o5mmlt,ee on streets. in room No. 5Iot
j. NJ 49,. r,,,,.,,,,,,,..
I'm ne office, near ST. Johns church. at
committee on Third Market, In room
No n al $50 Il. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27
Tho yjrr'nia Tribune.

ill., sudden dcath OF Captain G C.
c,, ps the The protector and manager Of the
yrsna tribune not G S5rys aepr I've, III. ne
pSi,.I -, from availability the capital
WilhdIr TG,cb he enterprise was founded.
UPON was s Sill believed, however. by friends
ana t@ro mat a5 naansem OF ,b soD& 6s
mace l"l ei,s have been found so com
bmt Us INA" mat It IS absolutely necessary
w I1..,.ntinun II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27
ra,., ~ Mr. H. Perronnrau Brown

pr.DrORD CITY, VA, Sept. 2C.-Spc.
,,di \jrs' II. =. Brown died at her re 81
S Gu. near Forest Depot, this morning
alter alter, an illness Of a few days. Her
health had been bad for several years
,ravei about Her funeral VIII take
Mace at her home tomorrow Her only
cbiId is MIR. J. Thompson Brown. who
rrnrescn;ed Bedford county Ia the House
Of DELEGATES in The session OF lSll-92.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27

y Harvey & CO.. the florists sent
D. ri ~, Times Office yesterday "A large
box Of magniesnat A Therc erd b eau
and La ,hr box, and each was a rer-
dozen sn la I,e OF its kind. The Harvey
iect sP sues are one OF the attractions a,
the pretty AZ where they also have "A
Baron he ,tice but the main office and
oria9en noW os are at No. west Broad
street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27
aiill Harnlng on the Ordinances

\ subcommittee Of the Committee on
Relief of the Poor. consisting Of Messrs.
Noble, Brock and Reeve, met last evening
90 100 o'clock I'm room No. IL Of the city
Hail. and continued the consideration OF
the revised ordinances referring to the
mlnas.mDnt Of is DEPARTMENT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27
$50 for 500 and $I00 per Week.
$75 for $40 and $3.50 PEI Week.
500 for $500 and $500 per Week.
r ~ Married?

II NOT WHY HESITATE. WHEN
YOU CAN FURNISH YOUR HOUSE
FROM TOP TO BOTTOM At SUCH \
SMALL OUTLAW
CHAMBER SUITS, I'm Oak, from IS up.
DINING SUITS. SlDEBOARDS, EX-
TENSION TABLES. and CHAIRS to
match. at all prices.
PARLOG SUITS, in Rugs, Plush, and
BrocateIc. from SD 10 800.
VES-RANGES-eyery one guaran-
teed good bakers.
Come. see for yourselves what We can
do for you.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27

The following suits were entered in the
Circuit Court yesterday:
j. A. Frieberg against Ed. Cummins;
damages, $40.
Ioeffier and Charles f. Loefiier; damages,
$500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27
2HE 10B iCCO MEN.
North Carolina Nsr' bou'emcm Return
No,nr Affrr Seeing tho E''y

The North Carolina warehouse men,
who have been in the city ever since
Tuesday, sightseeing, left for their home
~ Z .1O last evening The warehouses pre-
scented a busy appearance yesterday and
the auctioneers had their hands full; The
manufacturers and buyers were on hand
and On immense quantity was sold. Prices
ranged from so down.
Tue visitors as = general thirG appear
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27
ARE NOT IN POLITICS.
TIE CHRISTIAN ENDEA VORERS DE-
Ny TIE SENSA TIONAL REPORT.
Even Admitting that the Braatly Church
society OF Baltimore IL, II Could Not
Affect the Others.

The rather sensational report In the
Baltimore American concerning the ac-
ton Of the Christian EndeavCr Society
OF Brantly Baptist church-Dr. Wharton's
in regard to the good citizenship idea
has created considerable interest here
among those unacquainted with the Chris
tlan Eudcavor organization, as well as
those who belong to Richmond societies
the first, because it smacks OF sensation,
and the latter, because Of their in!isna-
ton THAI 50 good a cause should be 50
grossly misrepresented.
The American says
Indirectly, Branuy BAPTIST church, OF
winch Rev. Dr. II. VI. Wharton Is pastor
proposes to take hand In pOnuc-. TINS
Is Ia accordance Win the ton Of tIr
last International Convention OF the
Christian EadeayOr Societies, Whlch was
held at Cleveland, q. Ihal convention
called upon all its local societies 70 80
into politics I'm behalf Of S0Ol govern
incut, and II appointed Good tluZeh-
SHIP committee 10 pay particular "l'eA-
ton 10 the work
IUr T!E'I.
The Christian Enleayor Society %. OF
Brauly BaYuft church is the trst go
clety In Baltimore 10 take dtuJH lN Idliill-
uc.t Of tuosc resolutions, iu having APP
pointed Il GOOD Citizenship cOMhliler
sons. y. ". SuJ9t, John Eocmer, J.. u.
Cross, Andre" 5. Cross ANA ChdIIe5 j.
NJ. j.. VI. Cross, Of the committee,
stated yesterday that they propose 10
hold mass-meeungs iu Brdntly church IN
iurthcrauce oil the objects Of the resoiu-
,.ons adopted by the general contention.
The movement is entirely non-pdl lsan.
The committee OF the Brantly society j.
composed OF Democrats, Republicans anu
Prohibitionist~. Mr. Cross stated that tte
committee expects to invite Di. g.. II.
ParkhurSt, the great New YORK CITY re-
former. to address q mcetinz at BGdntly
church. "Wc think that the way 10 get
good government continued Nj cross
lis To get good men to go to the prima-
r!cs of all the parties. . thus Iofgr
the ward hcclcrs to give way before me
movement for good government through
good citizenship
The committee has prepared circular
postal cards which Will be addressed -
all members Of the church. urging them
to register this year They VIII also
issue a button made OF white china with
a blue star, around which are the WoIu''
Good Citizenship
G., yFLAND CONVENTION.
The statement that the Cleveland con
vcntion called on all its local societies
To 90 into politics on behalf Of sood gov
eminent IS untrue
The, two great questions discussed at
Cleveland were foreign missions ana
good citizenship, and the idea presented
I'm connection with the latter wa that IL
was the duty of the young CHRISTIANS
of the land to use their influence Tor
good government, and the piacin5 or
moral men In co0trol Of the government
as agaISt corrupt organizations. The IA
ional Convention Of the Christian En-
dcdNor societies is 3D. conference gi iosal
societies for the best methods OF Chris
tiau work and. "a Or Clarke espresso
it, inspiration and fellowship
Inc convention mas no control over any
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27

" MI II q 7 MI
CREAM IRISH POINT LACE CUR
TAINS, BIZ yards loES and regular
width
ST. s.. IS, &. $50 SO, 81. $50 {2j.
REAL BRUSSELS LACE CUR
TAlNS. I'm a very larce variety Ot
specially selected patterns
$3.50. So. So. 4ll $IS. $l9. $50 So, $50.
$.J. So 50, 500 par.
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS,
exquisite p1ttorns-qulte exquisite an
Of thcm-reguiar in leueth and UiItll
81. $.25. SL5o. Sl75, 8, $50 and up
TO s. Il pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27

THESE ARE ALL EXTRAORDINARY
IT TAKES VERY LITTLE ~
PAY FOR y GOOD CURTAIN ThlS
SEASON.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27
LEGISLATURE CRITICISED
BY TIE PRESIDENT or TIE STATE
BOARD or AGRICULTURE,
ere Have Turned n'af and Contempt
uous ~ ar to tho Farmers Cause.

The MEETINGS Of the State BOARD Of
Agriculture which are usually OF a very
mild and upeNCitinE character. proved AN
exception last evening, when that body
met at ,ho Exchange Hotel Tor the frat
time since last May.
Mr. = Wexford Corhin the president Of
The board. occupied the chair, and Messrs.
John l.. Hurt Major Z. Y. Gaines. A..
} McMath. J. *. Mccain and Commits
s!oncr Whitehead. Mr Dunlop. secretary
OF the Chamber OF Commerce. Mr Jack
son. OF the Southern Planter, Mr r. Y.
baldwin. Of the IrogrcsSlv" south. and
Mir. r. X. Gaines the department chem
ist, were also present.
The element of unusual interest was
the annual report of President Corbin 10
The Governor as required by statute.
giving the operations OF the dcpaTtncut
Tor tac year ANA making suggestions oil
measures and laws for the advancement
Of the interests % agriculture
This report. while made boy the prcsi-
dent. is recognized as tn" sentiment OF
the board. and Saeh reports have pre-
ViouS,y been chaueyd and altered bcior"
being sent To- the Governor Mr.. tornln "
report was not acted ON az ali las: even
inc. bat viii probably be disposed OF
later.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27
LACE CURTAIN5.
50 and - a Pair

WHITE IRISH POINT LACE CUR
TAINS. 3l-2 yards long and regular
width
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27

Derry SATIN CURTAINS in a
BEAUTIFUL lire OF colorinSs the most
Effective Curtain we saw at the price
50 Pair,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27

IS a Pair.
CHEN LIE
PORTIERE$ :.

pi.h effects in CHENILLE PoR,
,ritttpI.s bathed in all the autumnal
cl Laws ana nnish and handsome Dado,
e. fuII assortment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27

TAPESTRY NEGUS-a raw SIX Por-
ttere In beautiful Persian effects
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-19
Base BaIl Notes.

Great credit is due the Senators for the
snappy ball playing they have exhibited re-
Gently. with the exception Of yesterday
Indifferent playing was not apparent until
Esper showed that he was not IN good
form. Yesterdays game. however, lacked
ginger, and the opponents were quick to
take advantage Of the absence of that con-
diment.
There Is no question that the absence Of
best third baseman Washington ever had,
although Hasamaear Is doing the best he
can.
Probably no player was more handi-
capped by prejudice In the beginning than
Ward, but he has persevered in earnest
playing, and Is in the game all the time,
and he Is just about the best base stealer
In the profession. When he gets on first
base he Is pretty apt to reach third He
won game last week by daring base run
ming.
Too much credit cannot be given Mcclure
for the earnest work he has been doing
until yesterday. when he seemed to be In
dinerent, for some reason not apparent to
the spectators: His hard. steady work has
almost reconcited the ball cranks to the
loss Of Farrell
Cartwright IL by far the best first base
man that Washington ever had. Probably
no man in the league hits the ball harder
than he does. II he could only line 1t out
with the same force that scoops 1t up into
the air he would have few superiors with
the stick.
The pitchers are in good condition. and