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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-04
THE FARMVILLE HERALD.
Slight Change In Its MsnnSement-Ad'
tournament of the Circuit Court.

journment of the Circuit Court.
FARMVILLE. VA, March 3.-(Special)
The Farmville Herald has changed its
MANAGEMENT. Mr.. w. b. Cowan. who
for fifteen years has been connected with
the Farmvile Journal. has entered into
a partnership control Of the Herald with
Mr.. J. l.. Hart, who for the past two
years has been its editor Mr. Hart viii
continue in charge OF the same depart
ment.
The spring term Of the Prince Edward
Circuit Court opened Thursday and adj
tourned to-day, after transactng little
business. The 18th OF April next has
been set for a special term TO dispose
of one or two important cases that had
70 be postponed from the regular term.
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SUDDEN AND DepLoRAeLe DEED.
Chsr1es Csliison Kills Negro Who Had
Struck Him With n whip.

CHRIsTIANsBURG. VA. March 81
0pecisi) --There was u dreadful homicide
on Main street this morning. Charles CAL
iison. returning from the post-ofIice 10 his
store. found near the door colored boy
named Tom Dodd.. The boy had a whip
under his arm. ard callison says. cut him
a. he passed. After waiting on a custo-
ner he took pistol from a drawer. and
going 10 the door fred three tlmca The
Sirst shot struck Dodd and passing through
his body lodged on the other side In the
akin The boy ran across the street. fell.
and died without uttering word. CALI
SON Is now Ia jail. deeply distressed at bis
sudden and depiorabie deed. Its parents
are heart-broken.
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A Constant Cough. with Shortness OF
Breath, Failing Strength. and Wasting OF
Flesh, all betoken Lungs more or less
seriously affected. and demanding prompt
treatment BY using DR.. d. Jayne's Ex-
pectorant serious results may b t.ths:
avoidAd or palliated.
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CHINAWARE.

French China Cups and Saucers japanese
decorations, 1gc.
Frencn China Set-Tea-Pot, Sugar-Dish,
Creamer-gSc. set, value el.75.
Sugars and Creamers, fancy shH PCS. 20. each.
French China Coffee anu Il a- Canister, hand
someiy decorated, 35c., value 7Jc.
Decorated Sugars and C-eGmers, Zoe. set,
value 46c.
Decorated Fruit Comforts, 2Jc., value Toe.
French China Plates. festOonei edge, assorted
decorations. worth 80 dozen for I2c. each.
Umbrella Stands. % inches altitude, japanese
decorations, slS9.
See our 81 table of Haviland and
Limoges Decorated PIates--oysterS,
head and buffers, cakes, fish, din.
nerS, and teas.
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RocKOHOcK POsT-oFFIcE. NEW
KENT COUNTY. VA, March 3.-tSpe-
-. IAN entertainment was given BY
Coionsl and Mrs johnson attheir beadti-
f.,l homo near King william Courthouse
4,,esday evening last complimentary TO
M. VolIis Walden. who has Just reached
his majority. -.
Deaclne and games were the CHIEF
amtlrernents OF the evening. A hand.
- colistion was served At by
xNodk Among The large number o.
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White Seamless Mattiugs, 6l4c. yard.
Fancy Kio Mating, She,
Heavy Sidka Fancy Mating, loc.
Fine Contrast White Mating with inserle"
figures. 16sSc.-3oc. quality. .,
Einc White Cotton Warp Mating, 1890
Reversible Damask Mattlngs, 4Oc. quality
2Oc. So,
xxx Heavy Fancy Contrast Mating, large
Imporisl Extra Mikado Mating, lec. SOC.
value.
There are 81 different designs of
Mattings, all perfectly new, and, as
we stated above, not over one
fourth usual price.
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LADIES'
WRAPPERS.

Ladies' Wrappers from our big
manufacturers purchase.
Doc. for Calico Wrapper, tight fitting Princess
back. with girdle, Mother hubbard front
Indigo Wrappers, stripes aud ngures, QUO
Toll du Nord Bingham Wrapper, sl.U9, made
Ike dress.
WHATEVER YOU NEED IN
SMALL WARES turn your atten-
ton to this list. WE ENUME-
RATE ONLY A FEW OF THE
MANY on hand:
Hair-pins, assorted sizes, Q boxes for SC.
Mourning pins. p. paper.
Hat-pins, &c Dozen.
Pins, &c. paper.
HOOKS aud Eyes, 1c. card.
Button-hole Twist, &c. dozen.
stocklnet Shields, A.. pair.
Bone Casing, SC, roll OF 10 yards
Tape, SC. bunch Of pieces.
Black Darning Cotton, Sc. dozen.
Colored Darning Cotton, &c. cards for 1c.
Kid Curriers', large size, l0c. dozen.
Needle Boo6s, lie.
Ail-siK Carte: Elastic, sc. yard.
Pinaud Eau de- Quipine. DOC.
Cuspi- o. for curling the hair, l9c.
Rubber Hair ConiDs, &c
Rubber Dressing Combs, 12c.
sachst Powder, all doors, &c. bottle.
Florida Toic: Water. large sizc, 22c.
Oakley's Toilet Water, 39c.
An excellent Powder Put, SC.
Coopers Rose aud u .ycerine, lec. box.
Almond Neal lie.
good bsistle Tooth Brush. DC.
p-inch Stamped Linen Doylies, sc.
l2-inch Stamped Linen Doylios, 100
15xl5 Stamped Linen Centre Pieces. ISc.
1SxlJ Staupe Linon Contre Pieces, nc.
New Art Squares, Ia cream and white gcound,
newest designs. nc.
Our Art Knitting Silk. 19c. q spool.
Wash SILK, all colors, SOC. dozen.
Zephyr, 4c. oun ..
Linen Fringes Tor tsble-coyer. loo.
A lot OF ladies' Linen Collars, &c.
Boys Sailor Collars, &c.
Crochet Needles, Il.
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SILKS.

roI pieces of various kinds and
Qualities have been added to our
silk Stock this week from auction.
Fl pieces japanese Wash Silk in
Narrow and Wide Stripes, every
one Pure Silk and Fast Colors, 29c.
a yard.
pure-silk Double-warp surahs, all shades
22c. yard. ,., rc. An.
AF.Sik Satin Rhadamns, Acc.
sI1o Satin Rhadamas. Zoe.
Black Brocade satin Duchesse, 7oc.-sl.2o
quality. m
Aii-silk Double-Warp Black Surah, 33c.
Crystal Bengaline Crcpcs, all silk. all SHADES
Including Black. 2oc.
Pure-silk Black Armure, 65c.
24-inch Pure-silk Black Armure, 9sc.
54 pieces Novelty silks, for dresses ana
waists. -
Light Mourning SILK, beautiful assortment,
Wool ana silk Bengaline, 7Jc.. 3 .25 value
Au-Silk Black More. 7lr.. 81 value.
White India Wash silks, 42c. yard.
Lots of Silks. Bargains untold
4 lo Coo-a ,ti1i not rNarrnit
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On The March!

The old Anglo-Saxons called the
month upon which we have just
entered "Hlyd Monath," which,
by Interpretation, means storm
month. Under the old Roman way
of reckoning, this was the first
month of the year, and continued
to be so in England until 1852.
There's just two things about
March which may be unfailingly
predicted. The first is bad weather
from the Signal Service. and the
second is big bargains from US. We
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VELVETS.

SILK VELVETS TO TRIM
GINGHAMS WITH, ALL SHADES,
75c. SI.25 value.
AND GOOD FORTUNE DOES NOT CONE
siNGLY. HERE Is A CASE OF JET
BLACK hESkIErTA-FINlshED SAT
TEEN AT olsc.
Beautiful quality at 12hc.
A BRILLIANT MENU OF SAVINGS IN Do
MEsTIcS.
Pepperel "a Sheetinr, I2t5c.
Antroscoggin I0-i S1oe ing. sc.
! case OF lOc. New Dress Glngham, TIC.
600 yard 1895. quality Figured sattesns at
case Of "a BIeached Cotton at 4Isc. yard
good quality.
From the great Linen and White
Goods auction there are $4,000
worth of getable merchandise at
less than manufacturers cost.
4o-luch Apron Lawns. whitc ground with satin
bauds ana wide dsdo Of dreamy flowers,
1903 yards Whit, C. X. Muslin, worth &C.,
l,uoo yards Check Muslin, 3s4c.
Preach Dacca Lawn, 500. quality, sheer ana
thin, 1886 inches wide
$50 yards Cotton Diaper. DC. yard.
Pure Linen Glass Crash at DC. yard.
Turkey-Red Tabse Damask. different DO
signs, TIC. yard.
Real uerman Flax. Double " eight Table Da-
mass, 25c.
Bleacned Tab'e Damasks at IS, 80, so, 90,
Use, sl.20, up 70 S2.50-60 per cent saving 10
25c. Open Work Large Damssk Towels.
knotted fringe. 15c
laNc. tor Satin Damssk Towels you pay goo.
for.
5Oc. for nice Crochet.
el.60 for . fun sise Heavy Imported MAJ.
scilles Quilt
EMBROIDERlES and LACES
take no small part in this weeks tri-
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nropose to LET the winds blowing will do the selling Hun
ed of clumsy cases. bundles and packages nave ben opened or
this Special Sale To record all our Pec bargains to'day
would be Letter longer PaulS letter to the EphsSnS
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MATING.

soo PIECES OF MATING. ONLY THE WRAPPERS ARE
STAINED THE OUTSIDE LOOKS BAD. THE MAI iNCS AXE
PERFECT JUST Z PRICES THOUGH.
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DINNER AND
TEA SETS.

Carlsbad Decorated China Dinner Sets, loo
pieces, s2o, would be cheap at Sal.
French China Tea Sets, different decora-
tons from which to selecs, SO pieces, $3.50,
from 5000.
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Lots of Silks. Bargains untold
of here. Space will not permit.
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Ecery Pair of Shoes Labelled WITH Red Tfcta
Means One Half OH.

Small lots broken Sizes &c. and 50 on Immense SGT
odds and ends in fine Footwear kinds for men, women ana @
0tus u rnom NIGHT. March l at II
we ~ W; p,ces Bargain counters filed to oyerowng
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GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHINGS.
SPRING WRAPS-LateSt Pari.
sian styles are in:

oIuII OI TO Ut III 9
Double Capes, In navy and tan, S1.O5.
Double Capes. with lace inserting, $500.
4 Handsome aist-Longth broadcloth Capes,
with lace inserting, a.
Hip.L0ngth Capes, various styles, IN navy
and blacE, 50.
Irish Freeze Cloth Capes, with rows Of
ruriei satin, $3.50.
Capes at $3.50, $40, $3.50, sl4, sij, to s35.
Full line of Misses Cloth Refers
from SI.25 to S..
Navy-Blue, or tan Broadcloth
Refers with triple row of white
braid, large square collar, full Eliza
beth sleeve, $3.50.
The evening world., 1894-05-11
MISCELLANEOUS SPORTS.

y W. Allen. the well.known short distance
nycr. has charge Of the sale ~ seats for the In
terrollegla;e games TO be held at Berkeley oval
May % HIS address Is % West Forty fourth
street. where applications for reserved tickets
should be made.
William Byrd PAGE. whose running high jump
performance OF six feet four inches was for sew.
eral years the words record. can still Jump
a bit. About a fortnight ago, according to a
Phi Aielphia paper, he cleared six feet 2 inches
while practising. lie intends to devote a little
time each week this Summer to running and
jumping for the purpose of keeping In condition
The outlook for the ali-round hamp.onships to
be decided at the New Jersey Il ietic Club
Grounds July 4. is unusually promising this year.
Tho entry list will probably be longer than at
sny time heretofore. g.. ". Con. the present
champion. will compete again.
A Constant Reader.-The best time for . run
ming horse is / 35ia. made by Salvador at Mon
mouth Park In 1890. j. s. johnson. the bicyclist,
Is said to have ridden a mile In l5s lis on tho
k'te-shaped track at independence. la. last Fall
II. C. Tyler. the bicyclist, hiss a record OF 2 90 as.
made on \ circular track last Fall. These are al!
time performance.
The list OF events for the Passaic River A. r.
A. Memorial Day regatta is AZ follows: Junior
singles, senior singles, intern adiate singles.
Junior doubles. senior doubles. senior four-oared
giEs. Junior .nur-oared shells. senior four cared
shells, junior. intermediate and senior eight-oared
shells.
The evening world., 1894-05-11

The ices ana nnes rules is pfomlslns;, Win good
make the other unlus, rules so plain to the
Jockey club that the more glaring features will
be stricken from t..- li,,
Yo ri Rev s,romboii. Chester. Durmah. Lou,
and three Other norses. which are being brought
East rom california In charge OF Henry walsh.
have arrived IN chicago. -Four are owned by
" on MacDonoush, and four by Charles Boots.
The latter viii shin Peter H., brother Of Peter
the Great. and several others to Con.y Island in
a few weeks
A despatch from Coidwater, Mich, says that
while exercising yesterday morning walkers cell
ehfatet stallion Cartridge. 2irs. became fright
tearing on the icHi bind foot. lie had to Be
chloro'ormed to death
News come. from chicago that the BOARD o, Ap.
peals Of the National Trotting Association last
n'sht hnsliy r%einststed The famous stallion Al.
cryon. who was suspeniei for trottius a crooked
fao- with Nelson The case has been before the
Board for several Years.
Among other prominent, ease. that were decii.i
by the BOARD ot Review OF the National TrJ,-
ting AssJ"iation At chicago va. that OF J. 4
thai, It VA. claimed was poisoned at phllt-lrhia
In lss? The plea IVES made NJ, In et'cau'tiua
Of Lynan's alleged guiit, but hat his punishment
bad been severe enough to work his complete re-
formation Petitions ~er. presented from the Oh
GERS Of the trott'nE association IN Binsham'on. y
Y. and from many other members in Pennsyi.
vania and New York. and these evidently hal
weight with the Board. Tor hs temporary rcin-
statement Sas granted.
J. r. Kittson, ~ Philadelphia. the millionaire
son Of the late Commodore klttsnn. has .casei
the Lltle Farm. two miles from Lexington. Ky.
and will establish a breeding farm Mr.. Kl,t-pn
has twenty-five hnc thoroughbred brortmarcs.
among them spinawAy. the dam Of LAzIaroUe
and Handspun.
Some book makers mean TO "klek' about the
rule aholishinS one, two. three betting. They sAy
II would be all right ~ the one. two. three sys.
tenn was abolished entirely. but What Justification
thte IL for maintaining the price for stands
while the Association takes the one. two, three
business for itsel: exclusively they eanno; under
stand.
From San Francisco comes the news that Mon
roe Salisbury Is n bring twenty-eight ~trotters
East. They are as follows
Flying Jih. zo+. PAGER. by Alsona, dam by
Middleton.
Edenia. 7I5l-1. ch. m. by Endymion-Em-
press. by Abdailah MAmbrino.
press. my Abdailsh MAmhrino.
Doc sperry. 2bi-t. PAGER. BY Altamont-Kitty
Kisbar.
Ramon. All. by s~idney-slrsr Eye. BY Alb
Orphin., AK. blk. m. BY Norval. dam by
Piedmont
wood.
Fitrsimmons. 40. BY Dexter Prince. dam BY
Gladiator.
Don Lowell. 2ao Ia. Don Marvin-EsmsraIda
sdilet. 2,2 .sidney-Silver Thread.
The evening world., 1894-05-11
DRUNK ON THE STREET.
Mrs. Enrich Arrested md Sepnrnt.
ed from Her Grandchild.

Mrs. Clara Enrich, forty-eight
years old. the wife of u well-to-do con-
tractor Of Fordham Heights, with her
granddaughter. bearing the same name,
aged two years. kissed each other
fondly as they were united by Agent
Barkley, of the Gerry Society, In York
VILE Court this morning. The grand
mother. with the babe In her arms, was
found drunk at 10 o'clock last night at
Second avenue and Forty-fourth street
by Policeman Dolan, Of the East Fifty
first street station. AS Mrs. Enrich
was unable to give an account Of her
self, she was detained at the station
house for the night on n charge of in
to~xication, while the child was taken to
the Gerry Society's rooms.
This morning, when Mrs. Enrich was
taken to court by the policeman. sho
was grieving for her absent grandchild.
Soon after her arrival in court Agent
Barkley appeared with the child, to the
great Joy OF the prisoner. Mrs. Enrich
told Justice Noorhis that she had come
to the city to do some shopping. and
paid a visit to her sister, where she
drank a little beer: She was discharged
and hurried out Of the courtroom with
her grandChild.
The evening world., 1894-05-11
CLIFFORD FIRST OUT.
Diablo Sent Two Miles and Copy
right l IA Miles
Philip ]. Dryers LeonaweIl Goes q
Mile In 1.42.
Handicap Candidates Getting Their
Final Gallops.

GRAvESEND, L. l.. May 1.-The
morning was raw n cold here to-day
and very few of the Handicap horses
we've out until n late hour. The track
was rolled last night and was in good
condition.
Clifford was the first Of the cracks to
appear. He worked half n mile In By
seconds and was then taken off the
track. He had previously galloped W
miles. This horse is fit and does not
need strong work.
N Foster brought DR.. Rice over
from Sheepshead Bay to exhibit him.
The colt cantered n couple of miles and
then breezed three ~furlongs in o.37.
He was then taken back to the Bay.
John Campbell's Diablo, hard as nails.
and fit to run for a mans life, worked
two miles in 3.12 "a.
The fractional time was Ola l-2. OPS 3-+,
o.4a, 0.57, LII. 1.23 "a, Ia, 2.O5. 2lS l-2.
2.s2, GAG. 800, 3.l2 "a. He pulled up
Copyright went a mile and a quarter
as follows: OLE "a. 0.25, 03S l-2, 0.52,
l.0 .3-4. LII IL, l.3l, LA II. 200. 2ll IL.
The horse finished tired, and win not
Don Alonzo and Banquet went n mile
In Las "a. The fractional time was as
IOllOWBs U.l3 Leg, U.Eo l-E, U.1u, u.OS 81, I.Vo,
Lib IA, 1.32 1-2, Las "a.
Leonawell. with about 100 pounds up,
went the fastest mile OF the season. In
L42, This Is pretty good work for a horse
with a bad leg.
Ajax was out and after breezing three
quarters in LIS, went back to his stable.
Comanche worked at Shecpsheld Bay
q mile and a quarter in 2i2. the last
mile and a furlorg being timed in l.59.
Maidstone and Weinberg worked part
Of the distance with Comanche.
Mary Stone and Ben Lomond went a
mile in 1.4S.
Integrity covered seven furlonRs in n.
O'Connell, the great Splinter, did
strong gallops.
Iceland. a two-year-old in warnke's
string, speeded three-eighths in 0.40.
Captain r. md Hiram, Of DAYS
string, went six furlongs in 1.2O IL.
Count and Circular covered a mile in
LAC "a.
Sleight-of-Hand. with Littleheld up.
worried six furlongs in lis l-2. and then
nearly bolted over the fence.
StoI enell went six furlOnGs in LII, and
Kingston the same distance.
Armitage travelled a mile in 1.46 IA.
Over at Sheepshead Nahma and Prig.
Of the Morris string, covered a mile and
q furiong in LES
Kinglet went a mile In las IL.
The evening world., 1894-05-11

ORC Flno. "a Ii. Ingraham.
Lookout, br. T.. . Director-Adina
PAIatine. b. T., . By Palo Alto-Elaine-hes
srnger Duroc.
Expressive. br. T.. ). by Electioneer. Esther
Express.
Royana. b. Z. }. by Director. Rosans-Gibrsitsr.
Al Alene. blk. 4, }. by Occur d A~lene-Lake-
land queen.
non non. 22s. by simmons. bonnie wike.-
George wilkes.
Zen insraAkm. br. h., by inershhn.
Altiro. br. c. 4, by Electioneer-Dame Winnie.
Ella II, b. m, by Antceo. dam by Sutvood.
stAmboul Belle. b. T., 4, by stnmboul-DeIle II.
Rockby CpacctJ br c.. 3, by DIrector-Lily stan
ley
Alta via. b. (, 3. by Palo Alto-Kitty Sultan.
Mary osborn. blk. {, :. by Aimoor-Eltie By
Gen. nentOn.
scud. br. l.. I. BY Don Marvin-Esmsralda, By
ntiFia'rr
Ms Kate. b. {. by Direct-Fanny X. by
Reinond.
Directly. Blk. c. tparer,. by Direct. dam by
Sorhurk.
Hiark yearlins colt. by Direct-Midse.. by
Turs
Aniy Mcdowell viii b: the driver.
4 special despatch from Lexington, Ky, says
The sents'l1nal uuDpa'cn two-"ear-old Ally Had.
spun. Who last niEht developed symptoms o.
catarrhal fever. will rot run again this meeting,
Il may be thai che viii not start at all again
till she goes East to OH engagements there.
The evening world., 1894-05-11
IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Efforts to Restore Peace to BE Made
at the Liverpool Convention,

G1y Associated Press)
May 1.-THE Irish Ma
tional League. of Great Britain, will
hold n convention here tomorrow.
There will be a demonstration of the
League on Sunday and a banquet on
Monday.
Justin Mccarthy. NJ. p, Michael
Davitt, John Dillon, NJ. p. and other
leaders Will attend the convention and
will endeavor to heal the breach exist
ing between them and the Healyites.
1t is expected hat T. P. O'Connor.
NJ. P. who has been president of the
Irish National League of Great Britain
since 1882. but who has lately been at
tackled in the Healyite organ, the Irish
Catholic, will be reelected, and that the
policy Of the majority will b. re-
a affirmed by an overwhelming majority.
The evening world., 1894-05-11
GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

II that trial OF Sir Walters is correct II would
DO Just as well to not run the Brooklyn Handi-
cap. Any horse that can run a mile and a quar-
ter at Jerome In 2 Os "a. pulling up for the last
half mile aught to beat clifford an eighth OF a
mile In the Handicap. Strange to say. Clifford
still remains favorite for the race, Sir walter
Ia probably In better condition than ever before
and may have shown n remarkably fast TRIAL, but
the circulation Of such a report as that Of yester-
day will not improve his chances. TammAny
or Salvador would have to be ut his best TO
cover a mile an n quarter at Jerome In 10.
The Free Horse Owners followed q temperate
and manly course at the meeting last night
The evening world., 1894-05-11
ST. SIMON'S DAUGHTER WINS.
Duke of PortlnnI's Aminble First
In the One thousand Guineas.
(Dy Associated Press.)

Dy Associated Press)
LONDON. May ll.-At Newmarket to-
day the race for the Ono Thousand
Guineas Stakes, for thf~ee-year-old f%llies,
carrying eight stone twelve pounds each,
was run and won by the Duke Of Port
lands Amiab!e. by St. Simon, out Of
Tact. The course was the Rawley mile.
Lady Minting. the property Of Mr.. Lang
ton. was second. and Mecca. owned by
Mr.. Henry Miner, was third.
The evening world., 1894-05-11
ESCAPED PRISONER CAUGHT.
John Koells freaks Jail mt Cnld-
well, N. j.

NEWARK, N. j.. May 11.-Word
reached this city this morning that at 2
O'Clock John Koelis, Il prisoner confined
in the Essex County P~enitentiary at
Caldwell, had escaped. He was dressed
II the prison clothes at the time he
broke Jail.
Word was sent to all the police sta
been received from the Montclair police
that the fugitive was captured BY them
and returned to the penitentiary.
The evening world., 1894-05-11
CLIFFORD GOES TOMORROW.
WIN Work the Full Handicap Dis
lance mt Racing speed.

Kelly. the trainer OF Clifford, has re-
ceived q telegram from Eugene Leigh to
have the horse ready tomorrow morning
for his Anal trial for the Brooklyn Han
dicap.
Leigh will be on from the West to-
night or Tomorrow morning to see the
horse work. Clifford will go the full
Handicap distance and at racing speed.
The evening world., 1894-05-11
GIANTS GOING SMOOTHLY.
With Fair Luck 1t Ought to Be
Three Straight, Sure.
''Tottle" Murphy Goes to the Youths
Department for Shoes.

1t is impolite to be too boastful. and yet
nothing serious seems to stand in the
way OF the New Yorks making 1t three
straight with the Senator's.
An Excellent start has been made, and
nobody now looks for a "fop." Yester-
days victory was EASILY enough secured.
but the mistake should never be made OF
letting up on your adversaries Just be-
cause you are so far ahead. Rusie got
a bit careless. filled the bases with saw
age-looking Senators, and only n comb
nation of good luck and fine fielding by
Davis and Ward saved a whole bunch OF
runs from being heapei up by the Wash;
ingtons. Stick in the game boys, unui
the tag" falls. That Is the time and the
only time to let up.
The little dtncu.ty In the frst inning yesterday
between Umpire Hurst and Capt. Joyce. OF The
washIngtons was reported correctly In The
Evening World s. Baseball Extra last night No
blows passed between them.
''To,tle" Murphy Ia sad these days The little
follow Is Just a bit touchy on his lack OF stature
Murph' is sad; Huyler wes,srvslt and Murphy
went into = big boot and shoe store a few days
ago to buy some patent-leGthers OF course. 1t
vas near the hrst OF the month. ana the POS
strappias fellow. and lowered nightly above the
eR-cllesisn. The salesman was soon attending
to ~Iiuylers wants. and had Just n,,ed him nicely
to a pair Of spanking Butchers when he turned.
and. looking at Murphy, who sat by in silent pa
thence, said: "You'li have 70 take the boy to
e~rvelt' shrieAs Of i%Agsh,er, could be heard a
block away as he led ''Tottie" by
k iSS pl sn1S o, 70 small iAI sire. p''i Huyl.r had to ' 'sil
Capt. Ward. and Murphy got his revenge when
he told Johnny: That's all right Nj Ward. b.,
less than Huyier.' and Yale frsksd about in
The evening world., 1894-05-11
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