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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
Mr.. WALLACE WASHINGTON.
Death in Huntington of Major Poe's
Efficient Clerk.

News OF the death in Huntington. W.
Washington, clerk to the Chief OF Police
Of this city. reached here yesterday morn
ing, and was n shock TO the many friends
of that gentleman here. 1T was known
that Iir Washington was quite an Ill
man, but II was not thought that he was
in imminent danger. On February 9th
the genial clerk, being broken down in
health from an attack of the grip, OBJ
tained a leave OF absence from his desk
to visit his son in Huntington, hoping that
the change would benefit his health. He
grew worse. however, and was finally
stricken with paralysis. from which he
died.
His remains will arrive here on the s
o'clock Chesapeake and Ohio tram this
morning and will be taken TO Hollywood
cemetery and placed in Mr.. Joseph W.
Iaube's vault where they will lie until
arrangements have been made for a sec
ton. Brief services will be conducted on
the ground by Rev. DR.. John Il. Newton,
rector OF Monumental church.
The following gentlemen will act as
pall-bearers:
Honorary-Major John Poe, DIR. c.
Il. L. Howard. Captain H. p. Hulce. Ser
geant j. A. Cosby, Sergeant George w.
Epps, Captain J. Ii. Angle. and Captain
G. IL. Epps.
Acknowledgement A. NJ. Tomlinson. J.
T. Shinberger, Sergeant w. b. Whitlock.
Sergeant G. W. Matthews. z. b. Lampkin,
7. s Robins. Sergeant John Il. Hall, and
II. A. Allen.
MIR. washington was courteous. ana
bile. and efficient officer.
IJe was born In Prince William county
nearly sixty years ago, and was married
oulte early In life. He served in COM
many OF the Richmond Howitzers. and
fought all through that struggle as a
private. Shortly after the surrender he
secured a position on the Richmond po-
lice force, and upon the reorganization
of that body. July IA. 1870. he was selected
clerk 10 the chief. which place he filled
with faithfulness 10 the breaking down Of
his health. The deceased leaves one son
and one daughter-Mr. II. T. Washington.
of Huntington, and Miss Celia Washing
ton, Of this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25

row night Ladies' will be admitted free.
There will be an DISCRETIONARY con-
cert at New Reservoir Park tomorrow
evening. Among the features will be
dancing. boating, music, and refreshments
Miss Walden will give = nnal masque-
rade ball TO her pupils at Monticello Hall
next Thursday evertng. commencing at
$50 O'clock.
A grand Easter soirec Is also promised
at Monticello Hall Tuesday night
The German-Amercan Associate Of
Virginia will give an opera and ball at the
Richmond Theatre Monday evening. April
I'd. A splendid programme has been ar
ranged.
The Easter-egg hunt 10 be given to the
children by the Young Ladies' Aid So
ciety OF the Broad-Street Methodist church
tomorrow afternoon from to o'clock
promises 10 be an amusing and entertain
Ing affair There will be a musical olio
for the adults.
At Trinity Lodge OF Good Templars on
Tuesday night a good time is promised TO
all visitors from sister lodges. There will
be n unique entertainment" and dona-
ton party. when each member OF Trinity
Will contribute n piece of cbinaware.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
TIE RICHMOND DISPATCH-SUNDAY MARCH U.s. 1894.

a visit TO her mother. Mrs. James Scott
The little daughter Of Mr.. Joseph NJ.
Fouruurean II very much improved. She
has been quite sick.
Mrs. James Scott Of Second avenue.
has returned home. afker pleasant visit
10 her daughter in Georgia
Mrs. NJ. v. Beard Is still improving.
and Is now stopping with her brother. c.
W Vaughan, on Fourth avenue.
The handsome residence-of Mr.. Charles
Cross. in Highland Park. IL completed.
He will occupy IL In a few days.
Fifth street In Richmond has been
waved IN the yiaduct. This is great
convenience to pedestrians living on the
Hin.
ing effect on vegetation. The green
lawns and budding trees add greatly to
the beauty OF the Hill.
Chestnut Hill was well represented In
stainer's "Crucihxion, rendered at st.
Paurs church Friday night. The follow
ing was her contribution: Mrs. ]. Harvie
blair. Messrs J. II. Blair. Reinhart.
Leonard, Quarles. Williams. and Powers.
There is some talk Of organizing a large
class here for the study OF music on the
Tonic Sol Ia system. The male quartette
IA already doing brilliant work.
Rev. Mr.. Latham and his wife came
near meeting with a serious accident while
out driving a few days ago. The vehicle
turned completely over. throwing both
TO the ground. They escaped unin)ured-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

ADY AGENTS. THE EASIEST
IL and most profitable thing 10 DO Is 70 s.n
the IiYGEf CORSET. send Tor terms a, ro,-
formation to the WESTERN CohsG.l 30,
PANY, St Louis, Mo. mn zp-ou- -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
NO MATCH FOR YALE
MS sARS'r'es PLAY ONE OF THE
"~~esT GAMES EVER SEEN HERE.
o'es an Enigma 10 Thorn and
Fielding Is as Poor as Their
Bstiinr-rhe Detaiis.

'aii saune yesterday was a verita-
~ waterloo for tho VARSITY" boys.
"hiis their opponents x,,bo,,, orx anna.
"' e"ort succeeded in securing rs runs,
Wy ohly made T. and had to work harder
''''" 'hey ever did before In order TO do
even that.
was a pitchers contest throughout.
carter the Yale wizard" was puz-
N'sr TOT the Virginia boys. and II was
"uA' 70 impossible for them 20 find the
s'nere after It was twirled by him Nell
s0h proved an easy mari for the Yale
poys ana they batted him all over the
Held. scoring run after run.
rneTe was magnificent audience pres
enS Tho ble2cherics were filed with
"ahks ana businessmen. and in the
Hand-siaua there was not a vacant seat
"hen the game commenced. Itswas large
~ hl'ed with young ladies', all wearing
orange ana blue steamers. and prepared
70 clap their little hands for tho univer-
Sly boys The opportunity 20 do this
war not afforded them very often. how
ever. and during tho greater part OF the
Nttf might IttAiAN nave lIlaf 4ltfl
Mhls"H ia church-!n fact. anywhere
except az q baseball park
COULDN'T FIND TIE BALL.
fAlo won the toss, but ala not stay in
the field hons. Combc. who FIRST picked
pp the ash. but famed the atmosphere,
ana Parker and Worthington followed
his bad example. None Of them could
ma Carriers rapid and uncertain balls
The second trio On the Virginia side did
Just Tho sane thing c3;aiu, ana the third
lot died - quickly. Not a man on the
VARSITY team reached first base during
the irst four inninFs. but the Yale boys
had sent twenty over the plate. a change
o. pitchers was made in this round. Carter
oeshs succeeded by Kcator
Marshall succeeded IN making hit
on the new pitcher. ana reached first
brlid loud cheering. lie stole second. and
when Horrer. who followed him. made
safe hit and reached TIE first bag he ran
home, while the crowd fairly went wild.
Rlely then waved out. and Watts hit safe.
Harper had succeeded N reaching Sc
rond. and upon NUttss hit attempted 10
reach home. He WAS captured about
yard iiom Tie plate hy an excellent throw
IN The part of Arbuthn1t and was called
out Dulorl hit a beautiful ban 20 OK
IRENE reili-ucld. ana reached tecond
On f. H. Eot 40 further however as
Parker bA.ted a ~ into the hands OF
Rusten ana retired the side.
Parker was Tut in Tie box IN pace OF
Nelson az this 'unctur". ari succeeded III
holding tho visitors DOWN 10 three runs.
Another shut-ogt cus..I for To- 'Ndrsi-
Ties" and Yale continued 90 score.
'VARSITII,- MAKE TWO MORE RUNS.
in the seventh inning the audience was
aClin worked uD 20 "a h.eh state OF eN-
Is LIZ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
Property Transfers.

Pichmond: Pearl Bodeker TO Ann NJ,
uifa of w. II. Saunders, l6 l-2 feet on
north side Venable street near Mosby'
81 90; Edgerton Rogers to Hannah H.
Margaret A., Mary p, and Lucy w.
walters trustee. 20 feet on east side
Third street between Byrd and Arch
Henrico: James Blaid to William j;
pyan % $40 feet on south side Fairfield
road near Buchanan street. $50; EDWARD
A. Whitaker and wife to James W.
dudley, lots II and l6, Highland Springs
0l1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED, Two GENTLEMEN
w 10 occupy 4 riceiy.furnishef 'front.' room,
with board, 10 private family. los east Mar
shall NH 2S.lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
Mr.. Saunders's Funeral To-Day.

The remains of Mr.. Thomas NJ. Saun-
ders, whose death in Radford Friday was
reported in the Dispatch. arrived here last
night on the o'clock train. and were
taken to the residence Of Mr.. c. w. Glenn
mitt No. 2605 east Broad street
The funeral will take place from Grace
Episcopal church this afternoon at 3
o'clock. and the interment will be made
in Hollywood. The pall-bearers will be
Judge Samuel Il. Witt, and Messrs.
Charles W. Goddin. George Crutchheld. L..
S. Rose w. j. Knowles. William S. Gum,
j. b. Elan, and w. II. Foster.
Deceased was a member OF the Royal
Arcanum and Of the Knight OF Honor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
Tho Governor's Movements.

Governor O'Ferrall expects 10 a.terd
the commencement exercises at Blacks
burg and william and Mary. but not in
the capacity OF speech-maker He has
been compelled to decline the invitation
TO the university alumni banquet to be
given here on the 18th OF April. but VIII
probably be present at the annual ban
quet OF the Iroquois Club, at Chicago
early in the month.
Judge u. a. Hancock. Of Chesterfield;
Chief-of- Police j. a. Lipscomb. OF Man
chester. and Sheriff Pattee, OF Madison.
were at the Capitol yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
Entertainment Friday Night.

There was quite an enjoyable entertain
ment at the residence OF Mr.. George l..
Kay, No. 100 north Twenty-sixth street.
Friday night Those In attendance were
Misses Claudy GIL, Lummie Gill. Belle
Leber, Ada Bailey, Rosa Bailey. Mollio
Slaughter, Stella Bradley, Lula Batkins.
Berta Batkins, Eva Dougherty, Rosa
Withers. Maud Haywood. Lula Kay. Min
ME Kay. Virgie Kay. Carrie Lyons. At
kinson, and Taylor. Messrs. Edwards
Kay, Butler Muire. Gary. Bradley.
Rodgers, Wright. Phillips. and others
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
vu, PLAY Easter Monday.

At Island Park Monday afternoon at
A o'c,oclx 4 game OF ball Will DO played
hatween the Richmond College nine
Johnson catcher: Anthony. pitcher; AGREE.
ahott-stop; Nelson. first base; Duke. Sc
cond base; Phillips. third base; Harrison.
left field Turner, centre field. and Bur
nett. right fieli-aud the NlrEinias-Luck.
catcher: Blankcu hip pitcher: Kahn.
yhort-stop: Napier first base; West. Sc
cond base; Leftwich. third base; Foster,
left held: Frost centre field. and Wells.
right field.
Both teams are strong ones. and good
game may be expect d.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
PRINCETON DEFEATS GEORGETOWN.
Boore. Seven 60 Two some Brilliant Play
ing Mokcnzlr Crinnled.

f'e NiiHPf''s
WASHINGTON, March 2L-Thc Prince
ton q J) ana Georgetown %. c. Uni
yersity ball teams played an interesting
game here this afternoon. Princeton win
Ming by q score az seven TO two.
Princeton played IN championship style,
and the team moved Ike clock-work.
The fielding OF Otto az first for Princeton
WIS very fine as Vas also the catching
OF Williams. Captain Mackenzie. in left
field. played brilliantly. but, unfortunately,
epfained his ankle IN the tenth inning
going after H. BAH, which he caught
against the fence. making one OF the
best plays ever seen here. lie was re-
Ueyed By Bradley. For Georgetown the
pitching Of D-wd. and the fielding OF
cotier At first were the features. Score:
Princeton ..................2 0 2 0 0 XXI
CeorRetnwn ........,......0 OF 0O0 0Q o.
Hit Princeton. Z: Georgetown, g. Err
rors Princeton. 2: Georgetown. 9. Bat
tercS-i orsy,h. Altman, and Williams:
Dowa an0 Murphy. Struck out-By Dowd,
3: Forsyth. ?; Altman. 4. Attendance
100. Umpire, william Belts.
COLUMBIA DOWNS TIE MIDDIEs.
ANNAPOLIS. MD. March 2I--The CO.
lumbia College OF New York defeated
the naval cadets this afternoon by the
following score:
II. III. f..
COLUMBIA College. L 23oOo147-iS IA
Naval Cacets...0 001 05O2-8 10
yale viii play, here Wednesday.
ORIOLE PRACTICE TRIP.
BALTIMORE. March A.--rhe Baltimore
Ease Rail Club left here this afternoon
for its southern practice trip. week
OF work on the Macon (Ga) grounds will
be followed by exhibition games In Mo-
bile. New Orleans, Atlanta. Knoxville,
Roanoke. and Charlottesville. The club
viii return home Apfil 18th. aod open
tie League championship season with the
New York team April 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
st. Patrick's Banquet Tomorrow Night

The postponed ST. Patrick's banquet will
take place at Murphy's Hotel tomorrow
evening. CONNER ,ing at $50 o'clock. An
interesting programme and a splendid
menu have been arranged. The list Of
toasts has been printed in the Dispatch.
The speakers will be Governor O'Ferrall.
Frank ). Kelley, Esq, Rev. w. A. Nc
Keefry. Mayor Ellyson, Rev. Hartley Car
michael, and Messrs. T. II. c. Cabeil,
James II. Dooley. 8. L. Kelly. James E..
Mckenny, and John r. Higgins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
To Attend the Meefinra.

The tender Of their services having been
accepted, the First Regiment Hospital
Corps will be In attendance on the Moody
meetings each night. and will render med
ical attention TO all who may need IT,
Each mefnber OF the corps will carry u
white flag. on which will appear a rad
cross. ard they will be stationed at dif-
ferent parts OF the building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
A Sjphon Elevator.

Messrs. Sydnor & Sheppard have re-
ceived from Paris a sphon elevator. the
first ever brought to this city The pecu-
liarity Of this piece of machinery is that
It delivers water at the apex. 1t will be-
put upon exhibition in a few days, and
probably be experimental with In Furnish
ing water TO the houses in Lee District
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
n. c,,x Democratic Committee.

Tho City Democratic Committee Will
meet Monday night to consider further
the report OF the Committee on Plans for
the Municipal Primary. 1t is understood
that an effort will be made to rescind the
action OF the COMMITTEES providing for
the election Of their successors by the
popuar vote.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
scoRB BY INNINGS.

1234567S
.,-...,,.. y, VIrrinia ..OOOO2O2 o. 4
uh,sei'''' '.,..........S75 is
Earned runs-University. 0; Yale. ,.
49, ON balls-Yalc. 7; University. ].
croiau bases-Quinby and Harper. Passed
tails-Marshall. 3; Greenway, /. Base on
ball,-By Nelson. ?; carter D. iit Dy
Matched ball--Kustin. Iwo-Dase hl's-DN-
- tI,cks. Rustin, Marshall. Stephenson.
.r,,.'.a-hase hits-Carter. Bigelow, Speer.
VIVA ,hrow-Nelson. !. Umpire-Mr
Harry leftwiCh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
st. James Church.

On Tuesday the ladies OF the Sewing So
ciety OF st. James church will hold their
annual Easter-saie OF useful and fancy
articles. and also serve luncheon from
II A. NJ. throughout the day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
sundav-School Celebration.

The Sunday school Of the First English
Lutheran church will hold its regular
Easter celebration this afternoon at 1
o'clock. There will be music, recitations,
and an address By Roy. Dr. Far.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
AIabama's Chief Justice.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, March A-Gov-
ernor Jones has appointed eX-Chief-Ju5-
tice r. G. Brickell as successor 20 the
late Chief-Justice stone on the Supreme
Court bench.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
Chestnut MIL Notes.

Mr. Joseph NJ. Fourqurean 10 on .
business trip TO New York. His return
b expected early this week.
Nh. LATHE. ef Chatham. We, n "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25

The members OF the Commonwealth.
Westmorelsnd. and Aibemarls clubs
should vote for s. Blair 0osby>s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25

NEW QUAHTERS.-SEII/. THE
" DEMOCRATIC Ni TIE BARBER. aaI r..
moved from Lis o.i ~ % unfes tnf As'.ple.
Bank Boz las new. nr.t 'i0lr, iiffr iuri ~
1910 EAST MAIN olE-EL whers Doc tot r l'.
IN re- .om nui can e.se .lls cuftDm"fr ..t .
better Prices ~ lef0rt. Nhpyinf. ll-. i..f-
Cuttug, i1c lie 1915 be eiai . 600 hs ...
customers AMI any other oui.o ci'lf.n.
mh l..lS.2I.. y.-r.rYr.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25

fISHERNiLN's Goods $4,000
GENE THREAD Sr4ses$ssS2
y TWINE>. LINES. OOkhs'',
IlNFS ana COEtuN NEt -" -rfNrx
FYKE NETs. OH MIS-. sui hA' b.
fi.sed ready Tor zee ar '"4'i "o'
Ou.CLOIhlNG fos usa5fmcA'
ROPES ot al s0gt-
LOVES: prices ,,,.,,,.s ,,-s.pgt>-. s1NS.
aires, importers % tho Lion S''I'
ius ccrser sosontceuta aud FranNia s''e'"
nh %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
entertainment. TIL. week.

The ST. Bensdictus Society Will give q
sysud ban at New Market Hall to~moT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
PROAD-SrREEr @
b I.OANOFrICE6O .

eto east Broad street s.A LEND m,.' lo''''
y,,o mara time aal loser ra.es, thaa aaf lA"''
broker in tho city, ca al kh's OF IL as '''-
perty. -,
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25

ssrEHERE ARE 30 lLiES on
4 SaIrH.'-Yog cannot mak' t r..t pIr5,
out ot a sow's ear, tut ynu can secure Your h't ~
aud uouav ~ HEKRlNG-i ALi-M NitNla 'ot'
PANls FIRE AND BLknLAH-iEooi SO -
o.. I. -N4lh.
nv - no. @s nor.h Aluta s.ree-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
xNATER-GROUND NEAL...

NNArER-GROUND NEAL... o.
w N.cH Family rri.....,......-.... ".
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Large Grain Carolina alcs .-..-..--..-+--.
8 pounds Cream ,hee-' ...-..,-.-.-.' ~
Large fat Glou'.sfHr HScAcrei.....---., = d.
900 pounds >lie Maat... ....-.........-. s.
Prime timothy Hay J-bale lo'a .....-.....
BocA-, amy syrup, crystal culor-..-.--..-- ST
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Emo Bartlett Pears, yer can....-..-.....-+ ln
Highest Grade Patent flDur....... .....-.. 80 N
Jersey Nv Flour. ga bags. ...............
M0,hl AMI Java tDcer. fresh roasicii..-.. '-
NI'c Sew Coii-u, % .oInis f0r..,......... ..N
Flun Largo Ir-h POfat .rH, peck. -I.
p PACKAGES He'kor's Bu.kNboat... ........ l.
20 barrels cut ii,rrngs. 100 l-h....,. 81 ''
GrgnI.Htei sugar. ..-. ...-.-. .......... 4 3
French Candy Bon Bons lOgura poo. .. -.-
Plugs nircsg loaacro sl.i. ............... -I'
d. D-f flIAAF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
TIE FIRE COMMISSIONERS.

In regard to members of the Board OF
Fire Commissioners the provisions OF this
CITY charter are not so strict. Section
%. chapter 6. OF the city charter relative
to the Board of Fire Commissioners pro-
ydes that any member Of that board
who shall during his term OF office. be
nominated for any office elected by the
people. and shall not decline the said
nomination within ten days from the time
he has notice thereof. shall be deemed
ipso facto 10 have vacated his office. HIS
successor is also to be elected by the
Council
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
WORK-HORSE n
,VrAYTFD PAIR OF HOKsFy
WANTED, i TENANT FOR \

w orHULEs for right .arm work '.r 'teu
good keepinr i0r about ouo month. 'iffef1 b.,
caro- Of carrier H. tru -I-l.'
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