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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-07
W. 4. CLYDE 4 co,
Ageuts, Philadelphia.

Il OR RICHMOND, PETERSBURG, Old ro Mt.
CLAREMONr, NEWPORT NEWS and James
Hation Iompsny', lie ant Steamer pa, AiIp,,,S
nennes Ciyde's Wharf, Norfolk, every TUESDAY.
THURSDAY amt >Arl RpAI NJ a. m , touching
At Portsmouth, uid Point. Newport News going
ma returning, arriving at Richmond tS,nut 5 D.
IN, cohnetting III Nil evening trans. Faro 10
lnchaiond Sl.hu: fare To Richmond aud return
s2ho: iaIe to Richmond secoud-t lass. 81 Tickets
much cheaper tia 10y any other route 10 Rich
monu, Petershurs Wavcrly, IIi"ksford and station,
ON Atlantic and Dnnvile railroad and all point,
via Richmond. Tickets tor sale ut ticket agencies
OF Wake 4 Son. II Brandt and on board ,ttamer
f9-Frcight received daily. Sunday cxconinS for
a!laboye named points.
JAMES W. MtCAERlCK.
Anon
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.


l'I1DES RbGUi.AH LINE 81, AMSutrS FOR
" PHlLADElrNlA-Only direct rN-uU
hp Tn ,lH@ 9, n1ri"S to IN iadsnha
sail from Norfolk every Monday, "Wednesday and
Saturday ut p. m. aud from PhiadrIphia every
Tuesday, thursday and SATURDAY.
Through bills at lading 10 NIL points South and
Southwest via = Il Z, Atlantic Coast Line nd
Virginia ond Tennessee Air Line Railroad
JAMES w. MttARkICK
General -outbcrn Agent. Norfolk Va.
W. L. CLYDE co
Ageuts PLiladcipnln
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CHICAGO Markets.

CHICAGO, June G.-Thc loading futures
tsnged Rs follows: Wheat closed hishe
Corn closed higher. Oats closed higher
s'oik closed higher
WHENr-Juuc. 7G!a76i; Jniv. 77ia77s: Sep.
SENDER. iSia1St Closing-June. 7Sj; July, 7gl
September. s0i.
CoaN--June, 30, aj1l; July. 5Iia5lI: Septem
Dor, d2ia5is. Closing-June, 52!: July, 52ii
september. 81.
OAts-Junc, 30; July, 3Ol; September. 29sa
W.. Clos,nS-June, SO!; July. 800; Sep
fohk-July. l2.47i: September, 1915. Clos.
snS-Iuly. l2.62l; September. l2.sai.
lAnr-july, 60: September. G.S3. Clos.
iug-Jnly. $50; September. 6.75aGsO.
liiBs- July 6.24: september t.42 Clos.
iss-Juiy. t.21i; September, 6,4Ii.
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NoiroIu Cotton niuruets.
OFFICE OF Inc FIRGISIAY,
NORfOLk, Va. Jnua G 1907

Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad-For Nor.
folk. ig3 bales.
Norfolk and Carolina Eailroad-For Nor
folk, 5 bales, "
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~ NV: ! : NorfolkGWestsrnR
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAYl2, 1895.
LEAVE NORFOLK rAIi.Y.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY ~, 1895.
LEAVE NORFOLK rAIi.Y.
S;i0 a.lm.-uhc ChIcugo Express-Tor
pctcrsburu. itic n q n ii
.nn Mnshinatou. nis" Tor
itnas"rd. n,uct."'", " 20,
c"h"nins. Kcnovn. CO.
lumbus mud ChIcnyOs
Sleeper tsOnm"Ic 10 %.
lumhns WiIhoUt chnnrc.
$50 t0r PuiHsRi. 7krIs,ot.
NnONytlle. thuttRnoOrI.
mud intermediate POINTS.
lV'oo p n FOR Petersburg, RRdiord, ula,ki ,
Bristol ato Tor Blueheld and 70.
sahont 5; also for Rocky Mount
Division. Has Pullman sleeper
Norfolk TO Roanoke. Connects at
Roanoke at g n With Wash
inetou anu Chattanooga limited
Tor all points South and West Full.
man sic, pers Roanoke tn Memphis
thd New Orleans. Dining car at
R1H Norfolk daily. $40 In. Il:25a III
lO25 nm.
NORFOLK AND RICHMOND
trThTinuLE LIMITKDl
Leave Norfolk 4:35 y M, arrive
Richmond 200 III, connecting TOT
Washington, Baltimore, rhiiui-l-
phia and New York Returning,
leave Richmond 300 n m arrive
Norfolk IL. - a M. Stops only nj
Suffolk, Wa'crly aud Prtcrsburu
Sctond-claSs ti"kcts no; ACCENTED
Tor rnssbgc on those trains
Other daily trains leave Norfolk
40 IN arrive ut Richmond Hos
M Returning, leave Richmond
al y M: arrive 1T Norfolk o
FOR h,fther Information rs to Tickets rates bag
tnPS, cneces etc, call on address X. w. COUR 1-
ny District Passenger Agent; G. H. BOSLEY
IiGket Agent, &c Main street, corner OF CRANKY or
e. e:, T. Finch. Agent, depot Eorf"lk and Western
General Passenger Agent
General Office, liOnnoke Va
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rls avE,.ElsN GulnE.
NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD COM
~ pANY,
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 4. 1895.

NAIL AND ENPHESS LEAVES NORFOLK
SSty, Eden'on, Aiackey's Ferry, Roper, Pantero.
bieiha'en, etc. Connects Mt Edenton with N. L. s.
Il. T. steamer rs follows: Daily {eIccpt Sunday
DAY aud SATURDAY for all landings on Chowan
river, on MONDAY and FRIDAY for Scupocrnon.,
n'er, anu WEDNESDAYS for Salmon Creek Con-.
meets at Bcilhaycn With steamer Virginia Dare for
MaselerTiiic. South Creek, Aurora, Washington
ana Intermediate landinys Connects ut Elixsbet h
I " vi IA steamer Ncwu,r e Monday, Wedrcs,i,v
and Friday for Ncwbrrne N. G.. direct.
EVENING EXPRESS LEAVES NORFOLK a,o
T. IN daily except sunday for Elizabeth CITY.
nuahiom aud way-stations, Connects at Elizabeth
my WIN no stcan,ri Scusc Tuesday Thursday
anu saturday for Newborn. Roanoke i,Iand an
Motehead tiiy, kinston and Go dsborro via A. &.
N II. X, anu for Jacksonville. Wilmington, n.
T.. anu all stations on the ". \. & ~ L. Il
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A TLANTIc AND pAyvILLE RAILWAY

sCHEDULEIN Effect June lsr. 1905
On AID after Juno LIST our passenger fra u,,n
fuhai' Lithia STrn's Branch will be ouerat, d
under the following SHE ,ulc:
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Money MARKET
gv Southern Associated Press.


ling exchange strong. with actual business
On bankers bills at o5!a48sa for sixty days
end 4S9iaiS9i for demand. Posted rates.
189a4!0. Commercial bills, 4SI!aisS, Gov
C6nn ont bonds strong,
THE STUCK MARKET-cLosiNa BIDS.
American Cotton Oil. %: American Cot
tor Oil. ref, 73l: American Sugar Rein
srts, llSl; erican sugar. ieGueries. pref
SOO3: American Tobacco. 1874; American To-
fanta lie. ct: Baltimore aud Ohio, GLE: Can
sda Pacific. Sill; Chesapeake aud Ohio. 22l
Chicago and Alton, 50: Chicago Buriing-
Ton and Quincy. 81: Chicago Gas 'rruss.7li
Delaware aud Lakcawanna 1911: Distil-
iers and Cattle Feeders. 21!; Erie. l0.: Eric.
Pref. ~; General Electric. 35i: Illinois Con-
tral,9il; Lake Erie and Western. 23l; Lake
ere and Western. pref. sii; Lake Shore,
ai5s; Louisville and Nashville. 57i: Louis
vile, New Albany anil Chicago. %; Man
iat'on Consolidated. ll3l:M emphis and Char
lesion. Is a.ked: Michigan Central. Soy: Mis-
aonrt Pacific. 27,: Mobile and Ohio. 2ii
Nashville and Chattanooga. 65: United
States Cordace. 81: United States Cordage
pref. Al: New Jersey Central. 9sg: New
York Central 1913; New York and New Eng
land. 49,; Norfolk and Western. pref, l4;:
Aorthern Pacific. D; Northern Pacific,
pref, ISL; Northwestern, ISL; Northwestern,
mock Island. GSs: st. Paul, GGl: st. Paul pref.
l20s; Silver Certificates, GGl: Tennessee Coal
ana lron.2Si: Tennessee Coal and Iron. pref,
E7i Texas Pacific. III; Union Pacific
So Wabash. 81: Wabash. pref. 49, Western
Union. 80; Wheeling aud Lake Erie. 1877;
Wheeling and Lake Erie, pref. Al: Alabama
class 4, 1851; Alabama. class b, 1911. Alaba-
ma class G, 81; Louisiana As. 100: North
Carolina As. IO2; North Carolina 6s, l2i;
tennessee New Settlement 3s. So: vIr-
ginia 6s, deferred. 81 Virginia Trust Re
ceipts. g. Virginia Funding Debt 81: United
States As, registered llli; United States is,
coupons. lib; United States %. 81: South
ern Hallway 6's, 96l: Southern hallway
Common, l3S: Southern Halfway Common.
pref, 49,; South Carolina AS, log.
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Peanut Market.
Market steady; Prime. &c: strictly primo
1sc; fancy, FAC; common. ta2c; Spanish, 90c.
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GEO. w. DUVAL & CO.,
NORFOLK IRON WORKS,
No. Is Water street. Norfolk, Va.

No. Is Water street. Norfolk Va.
ENGINES. BOILERS. SAWMILL and ali
kinds OF machinery OF the most improved
patterns. Also repairing at the shortest
notice. Particular attention to steamboat
work DUSAL'S PATENT BOILER TUBES
FENRULES are the only perfect remedy
for leaky boiler tubes They can be inserted
IN few minutes By eny engineer, and ere
warranted to stop l6aksi
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TI,AvELEpS cu,ns

-" sFhsEhS'GU1D Es
NORFOLK AND OCEAN VIEW RAILROAD
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS IN EFFECT Jryr
,N bsT 1895.
iea IA S W 10 Leave ocoin Wow.
, H. $40 u. H.
l:3Vp III. o.ao :, ~.
s.9Snp NJ ~ $40 ~ IL.
SUI w. CHS p. TN.
S."O Pun
l;SOpm .,s,, -,
2 s,p ~. 1880 :. TO-
traius atop at tho following station, p,,n.o.,
Anne Avenue Glenair, Frost's. Inlrard NJ
Ing, Oak Wood, Chrlstian's Min Gipn,. Sross,
club stations. '''' "uys. anu oil
II. L. pAon. w a. BARRlrT, JR.,
secty and Treas. Conf Mgr
ThE NORFOLK, ALDEarARLE AND ALLAN
TIC RAlLR0Av CO.
SiiAs w. BURT.
,,, W. VAN NoRDEE, iecoiVcrs.
TINE TABLE No. LIN EFFECrsUNDAY,
ArRIL2i, 1895. AT O'CLOCK A. M
i.EAvE NORFOLK.
G3oa IN. Daiir except Sunday. Mixod.
';2oa IN. pa,,yi s'olD only at kempsvillo,
2hpm. Daily. Local EIpresx
S;2or. IN. Daily. Local EI Press
"opm' DAILY y, except Sunday. I,oca, Ex-
,;eon M. Sunday only. Local Express.
"1"P' H. Dal except Sunday. Through Ex-
u AVE N1RdTSIA BEAOH.
m Daiiy except Sunday. Stops ouly
nj t'eiIa, Lynnhavcn and Kenips-
Hios IN. Daily except Sunday. Local E1-
preSy.
leo am. Sunday only Local Express.
!;l5 I'm. Daily except Sunday. Mixed
$50 IN. Daily. Through EXPIRES.
o'op NJ Daily. St'"S "niy - oceuna, Lynn
haven nud X svillc
,9Pm. SMn.ay only, Local Express.
'i' T. III. Dial y exc, pit Sulday Local Ex-
rams stop onv on signal nj intermediate
t'Sr,oh> ,"l't oil or tnk" on passengers
through Express Trains mako tho trim Ia
.hir'y-iSe minutes; Local EXPIRES, Train,
Io,ty-fve minutes.
a Chair Carts attached to all Passenger traiu,
Seats - cents each
b. =. HOLLAND,
General superintendent.
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AtEIVE AZ NORFOLK

NAH. AND EMPRESS duly Except Sunday at
n M: connect with all rail aud 81 cam lines M Nor
folk for the NORTH. LAS and West Passenger sta.
'lor Loot Of East MANI street. Norfolk and West.
,rn depot. r,igEt sta- 81 "I y ut,rat,r.,
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Sugar NIarIScs.

sugar NIarkcz.
Market firm. Out OF town prices are de-
pendent on the delivery rates to the differ
ent points. Local sales are being made us
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s. AL. sEABoARp AIR LINE
ABSOLUTELY THE SHORT EST AND QUICKEST
ROUTE SOUTH, ONLY II HOURS TO
ATLANTA.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNDAY NAY s.
lS9j.
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II ASTERN CAROLINA DISPATCH FAST
IL FREIGHT LINE ANDuLD DOMINION LINE
hc'ween all points North aud East via Norfolk aud
Carolina. wv VI
Freight received daily u"til u M and for.
warded promptly at low rates
For further information apply 10 the General
Office OF the y. X s Il. Il. Co.. Norfolk, Va
II. G. HUDGISS,
II. L. KING,
General Manager
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Na me ABOVE schedule gives passengers from thu
T.; ~, i ,sy over OF Two hours aud thirty Ininutes
alrorhIr n'enihg before taking the steamer thus
the NaIion opportunity Of seeing the Capital OK!
6,, The trip down the historic Potomac River and
company Is Unsurpassed. The steamers are COM
Paraiiyely new, having been built in 1891 and Are
electric light, call bells and steam heat In each
room Inc tables nIe supplied with every deIleandy
o. the season from the markets of Washin pto A 3
N0rloik. Tickets on .ale at B. & o. ticket ONCE.
A. :. ONCE at w. T. Wake and company q
For further information apply
Telephone Al. ~ de SAAhAi1n ~.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-20

WASTING DISEASES WEAKEN WONDER.
- fully because they weaken you slowly, gradu.
ally. Do not allow this waste of body to make
you poor, fabby immature man. Health, strength
and vfgor is for You whether you be rich or poor.
Tne Great Hudyan is to be had only from the Hud-
son Medical Institute. This wonderful discovery
was made by the specialists of the old famous Hud-
son Medical Institute. 1t is the strongest and most
powerful vitalizer made. 1t is powerful that it
Is simply wonderful how harmless it is. You can
get 1t from nowhere but from the Hudson Medical
Institute. Write for circulars and testimonials.
This extraordinary Rejuvenator is the most
wonderful discovery Of the age. It has been en-
dorsed by the leading scientific men OF Europe and
America
HUDYAN is purely vegetable.
HUDYAN stops prematureness OF the dis
charge In twenty days. Cures LOST MAN
HOOD, constipation, dizziness, falling sensations
nervous twitching Of the eyes and other parts.
Strengthens, invigorates and tones the entire
system. 1t is as cheap any other remedy.
HCDYAN cures debility, nervousness, ennis
sions, and develops and restores weak organs.
Pains In the back losses by day night stopped
quickly. Over 2,O00 private Endorsements.
Prematureness means impotency in the first
stage. It is a symptom Of seminal weakness and
barrenness. 1t can be stopped in twenty days by
the use Of Hudyan Hudyan costs no more than
any other remedy.
Send for circulars and testimonials
TAINTED BLOOD-Inpure blood due to
serious private disorders carries myriads Of sore
producing germs Then comes sore throat, pinnples
copper colored Spots ulcers in mouth old sores and
falling hair. You can save trip TO Hot Springs by
writing for Blood Book to the old ph ysicans of the
HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
r. Stockton, Market and EIIis SGs.l
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. "
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-20
COURSING AT OASsERLY'S.
The Wind Was Very Strong and the
Hares Seemed Slow.

The running at Casserly's coursing park
started at noon yesterday, with John Grace
Jr. in the saddle and James Grace handling
the slips. The wind was very strong and
the hares seemed very slow. There were
twenty-four dogs entered. The first run
down was as follows:
Jimmy Rix beat Molly Reilly, the hare
making poor run. White Chief beat
Midnight II with ease. Little Tom beat
Chris Buckley, the hare turning in favor OF
the former. Domino and King Lear came
to the slips, the former winning after a
short run. After an exciting race White
Rustic beat Frisco Boy. Lee Boy and John
in good form and giving the dogs a good
run, John w winning. Rosa B beat Annie
Rooney after short course,
In short run between Stranger and
Snowbird Stranger won.
Jack Dempsey beat Kathleen, taking the
hare on the run and receiving bad fall at
the same time. Fullerton beat Black bird.
Plunger beat Newcastle, the hare taking to
the hill and giving the dogs hard chase.
short run between Donard M and Rob-
ert Emmet was next witnessed, the latter
winning.
First ties-Jimmy Rix beat White Chief
Little Tom beat Domino after taking sew
eral turns out of the hare; White Rustic
beat John W; Stranger beat Rosa B,
taking the run up and turn; Fullerton
and Jack Dempsey ran an undecided race
and were again placed in the slips, and
after the most exciting course the latter
won; two no-goes were run by Plunger
and Robert Emmet, Plunger finally win
ming after a hard course.
Second ties-In short course Little
Tom outran Jimmy Rix; White Rustic
beat Stranger, getting the run up and kill
Plunger beat Jack Dempsey, after running
an undecided course.
Third ties-White Rustic beat Little
Tom; Plunger ran bye.
Final-Plunger beat White Rustic, after
hard battle, taking first prize, White
Rustic second, Little Tom third.
The crowd in attendance was large and
betting lively
The drawing for the next Sunday s
coursing at Kerrigan's park will take
place on Thursday evening, at 800 Market
street.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-20
NEW TO-DAY.
THE EUROPEAN NOBILITY.
Superiority of the Noble Glasses Scien-
tificaIly Accounted For.

Statistics 90 to prove that the royalty and no.
bility of Europe abstain almost entirely from
the use of whisky and brandy, SUBSTITUTING Tor
them some such highly blended and whole
some drink as Peruvian Bitters, which Is
known to possess all of the salutary properties
OF both and moreover, has not the injurious
effects of either To this is attributed In
large degree the physical superiority OF the no.
bllity, their erect, commanding torms and
clear, powerful intellects, over those In otner
walks of life. The result is not to be wondered
at, when we consider the effect produced upon
the system, and retiex1y upon the brain, py tne
use of Peruvian Bitters fhey put into perfect
order and maintain at their normal ana
healthy standard, the various functions OF the
BODY, thereby insuring clearneSs OF intellectual
powers, without which nations deteriorate and
dwarf into 1nsignihcance, and, possessing
which, nations produce leaders, and leaders be-
come kings.
The finest of California Brandy, scientifically
olenoed with rare drugs of known merit, con-
stitutes pleasant and invigorating drink,
Wnlcn, under the name of Peruvian Bittera,
mas peen welcomed into nearly every house,
hold in the United States, and the wonderful
cures erected by 1T are no less marvellous than
tnose ehected In Peru by the native Cinchona
RuDra, and where, by the way the climate is
very like our own. Nature furnishes the Peru
Wan Bark as an antidote for fever malaria,
and SO forth, which is incident to q moist
humid climate. and here in our midst, under
the title OF Peruvian Bitters, we find it restor-
ing wasted vitality, building up depleted nerve
forces, renewing impaired energies and caus-
ing the bloom of youth to exist where the pale
ness of disease had held sway. 1t is a perfect
appetizer and unsurpassable tonic MACK &
Co., San Francisco.
ALI Druggists and Dealers.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-20

ranks scored 1882 points out of a possible
$500. The record was formerly 1851 points,
and was held by Company B, First In
fantry, of San Francisco, the unsuccessful
contestant in to-day's match. The visitors
scored 1907 points, falling off of A points
from their record, made three weeks ago at
Shell Mound Park,
The shooting began promptly at 10
O'Clock. The day was clear, but a htful
breeze blew directly across the range and
the heat was insufferaple. The shooting
ground is reached only by long, un-
covered bridge, on which the sun beat with
such fury as to nearly overcome the visit
ors, dressed as they were in the heavy
danIels they ordinarily wear in the metro
polls. The range is situated on the banks
of the Yuba River, and the marksman
stands on one shore and, taking aim, fires
across the stream at the target on the op-
posite bank.
The targets are arranged by fours on an
upright axis, so that quarter revolution
brings the new target into view and per-
mits the marker, while behind protecting
bulkhead, to repair the damage done by
previous shots.
crowd had pre-empted the choice points OF
view, and before the first score was finished
all parts of the bridge and the river bank
from which the targets could be seen were
occupied.
Ladies were present in unusual numbers,
and in spite of the fact that they had to
stand, they remained during the entire
contest. The first score made gave the
San Francisco men a lead of two, and
''rooters" for the visitors howled long and
loud. The shooting was very close and
the lead changed several times during the
forenoon. Later in the day the Marysville
men pulled steadily to the front.
When lead of forty was obtained the
visitors made strenuous efforts to recover
the lost ground. They succeeded in re-
ducing it to twenty-nine, but the loss was
quickly made up and the local men had
everything their own way till the end.
Marysville won by seventy-6ve points.
The full score was as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-20
THE EINTRACHT PICNIC.
An Enjoyable Day Spent at Schuetzen
Park, Near San
Rafael.

The annual picnic and May festival OF
the Verein Rintracht of this City was held
IN Schuetzen Park, near San Rafael, yester-
day. From early morning enthusiastic
plcnlckers began to arrive, and by no on
there were over 1900 people in the park.
Many of the members of the shooting
section OF the verein turned out in uniform,
but there was no shooting done by the
rlfiemen. They had come to picnic, and
dancing and eating good cold lunches in
the groves and arbors OF the park was
more to their taste.
A programme of games was arranged
and, under the direction of Fl. c. f. Stable,
the training master of the verein, it went
off satisfactorily.
The bicycle races were most exciting, as
the track was in no condition for the rub
Der-tlred machines, and besides it was too
narrow for wheelbracing. AS result falls
were frequent, but as the track did not ad-
nit OF any great speed they were not seri-
Gus ones.
The picnic was in charge of a committee
OF arrangements composed OF A. Jentzsch,
Otto Thiele, Charles Stubenauch and
Charles REIN.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-20
IN THE CRICKET FIELD.
The Bohemian and San Jose Eleven.
Badly Beaten.

At Klinknerville the Californias met the
Bohemians in a friendly game of cricket
yesterday and, greatly to their credit, beat
them. They had forfeited the regularly
scheduled cup match to their opponents SO
as to give practice to their new members,
who were ineligible to play
The CALIFORNIA; were first to bat, and
were disposed of in the poor score of 81,
Cookson bowling remarkably well, taking
IN all SIX wickets and Robertson four. On
the Bohemians going to the bat 'a rot"
Immediately set in, and they all fell before
t he bowling Of Townsly and Moran, who
were bowling in frst-class style. Bowhill
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-20

The San Franciscans do not seem to take
their defeat very much to heart and con-
sole themselves with the remembrance
that not very long ago they administered
much severer drubbing to the victors of
to-day. 1--WE nave met the enemy and we
are theirs" is the misquotation Lou Town
send, for forty-two years member of Com
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-20
On Eastern Diam omds.

ST. LOUIS, May 19-In the seventh inning
rain stopped the game Score: St. Louis 4
base hits 8; Baltimores l. base hits 1, errors Q.
Batteries-Miller and Breitenstein, Robinson
and Esper.
CINCINNATI, May 1e.-Cincinnatis 4, base
mus 8, errors o; Washingtons 8, base hits z,
errors A. Batteries-Murphy, Merritt. Rhines
Mcclure, Maui.
CHICAGO, May 19.-Chicagos IA, base hits 12,
errors 4; Brooklyns 9, base hits 8, errors 6.
LOUISVILLE, May 19.-Louisville a, base hits
TO- errors D; Cleveland 8, base hits II, errors 8
Batterles-Welch, Cunningham and Knell.
O'Connor and Cuppy.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-20
CORBETT IN GOTHAM.

1he Champion about to Begin Traimino
for the Coming Match.
NEW YORK, N. Y, May 19.-James J.
Corbett reached town to-day. He looks to
be IN excellent trim and expects to begin
training for his fight with Bob Fitzsim-
mons about July at Asbury Park.
Il should be glad to fight jackson and
fltSslmmons few weeks or days apart
SAID the champion tonight, land my
cablegram was sent solely with an idea OF
securing bids for double event if possible.
j! shall not apologize to the National Sport
Ing Club under any circumstances. What
ever l have said about that club shall
stand by."
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-20

The mother of Nero, the infamous Agrip-
pima, was one of the most vicious women
OF any age or country. The character of
ner son was the product of her early, care
Iul and systematic training in all kinds of
vice. lie was inst as much an example of
the power of education as the most noted
OF reformers, the difference being in the
quality of the education.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-20
A Live Bird Contest.

The Recreation Gun Club held its regu-
lar twelve live-bird shoot for trophies yes
terday. Simson and Slade won first and
second prizes, while Barney and Ross
divided third money. The results were as
follows:
simson IL, slade 10. Johns 10. James 10.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-20
A NEW MATCH PROPOSED.
The Visitors Concede That the
Country Riflemen Won a
Thorough Victory.
THEY ARE NOT CAST DOWN
A Handsomely Embossed Souvenir
Was Presented to the San
Francisco Boys.

MARYsVILLE,C CAL, May 19.-Company
c of the Eighth Regiment, stationed here.
won the great rife match here to-day and
established a new worlds record for COM
pany shooting. Fifty marksmen from. its