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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-08

Fred. De Long, a prominent electrical
engineer. cxpatiates as follows i'm a re-
cent number Of electrical Engineering
Profitable Iuyestments.-He had COM
cluded that no investment 10 be made at
the present lime would prove so profitable
as that o. a competing telephone eN-
change for i'm addition TO receiving COM
Portable dividends he could pose "a the
publiC-spir.tcd citizen who had success
fully downed that horrid Bell monopoly.
Already the local sheets had adorned their
front pages with his portrait. and he was
rapidly rising into prominence and the
good graccs of the aldermen. Before con-
Guiding the deal il was necessary To visit
neighboring city, and while there he
incidentally received ample confirmation
Of the truthfulness OF the telephone pro-
motcr's statements that occasionally
circumstances might arose necessitatiug
an extra outlay. but i'm the main the cir
cults once installed needed little further
attention" etc. A severe storm Of rain
and sleot was accompanied by heavy
wind. and when the clouds had cleared
away il was found that the damages caus-
ed by the atmospheric disturbances ne
ccs STATED an expenditure on the part or
the local telephone company Of many
thousands Of dollars for labor and ma
teral. although the pole circuit that suf-
fered most severely was a new one ana
I'm previous excellent condition Eecoin-
ing qtdte Interested in his discoveries our
enterp rising capitalist concluded 20 look
further into the question of cost OF maiu-
tcnance. ana here, strange as it may
appear. the elements apparently conspir-
ed 10 confirm the telephone Iromoter's
story Fer a second storm. moro severe
than the first. swept down tho same line
within a week after the effects Of the
first storm had been remedied, thus nee
cossitatine a total expenditure on the par
Of tine telephone company OF a sum tx
cocding $4,000. After long chat with
the telephone engineer In charge our capi-
taIist concluded 10 lock for some less
risky channel in which 10 invest than
that Of a competing telephone eSchanse.
+. De l..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-08
THEIR a5TH ANNITERsARY.
The Guard of the Commonwealth to Ceie
brute 1t.

The Guard Of the Commonwealth, com
pany c. First Regiment Infantry VIZ
ginia Volunteers, have Issued INVITATIONS
to their twenty-nfth anniversary cele-
bration, Sunday and Monday evenings
next. Sunday evening the members anu
guests will assemble at the armory al
715 o'clock and thence go 10 Grove-hVe-
nue. Baptist church. where religious ser
Vices will be conducted by Rev. Dr. D. -
Hiden, pastor Of the church.
on Monday evening at 500 O'Clock 'he
assembly will be at the armofy ana
thence those taking part will go to Mur-
phys Hotel where a banquet VIII DE
given at o'clock.
All military guests are requested 10 ap-
pear in uniforms.
The following are the officers:
Captain-George l. Shackelford.
First Lieutenant-George y. Sklpwith.
Sergeants-A. A. a. Morrissey. Il. NJ.
Hartman. II. j. Overton. o. i. sutton,
and W. a. Cook, q. NJ.
CorpOral-P. u. OvertOn.
Secrctary-P. u. Overton.
Committees: Banquet-Sergeant a. A.
A. Morrissey, Sergeant -. NJ. Hartman
Private II. l.. Strang. Invitation-Captaln
George T. Shackelford. Sergeant o. +.
Sutton, Sergeant W. a. Cook. Corporal
p. d. Oyerton. Private X. G.. Guthrie
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-08

Professor Small, Of Chicago University Nv
Richmond College.

A glance at the titles OF articles pun
lished IN the leading magazines Ioi sun
wears past ia sufficient 10 convince w
mos, skeptical that sociological proplelna
have been occupying prominent pa
In the minds OF politic thinkers anu
writer's. Nor is this strange when II II
remembered that this 8cienre studies
the development and various forms ol
% government. (O marriage, Its dllierlhs
forms. sites and limitations, and 90 Jaw
ami custom. IN short. as Professor Ely
has said: Sociology deals with all the
phenomena OF society, that Is to say
with all that concerns men living togeth-
or and having certain necessary agree
abIo desirable relations with one anoth-
err"
Tho social movement Of modern times
are Incoming more and more important
factors I'm economic and political lire.
and II is only a question Of time when the
South will be invaded by them. In some
of the Southern States serious OUTBREAKS
against the peace and order OF the COM
munity have already occurred as con-
sequence Of socialistlc ideas.
!, ,s most opportune for Richmond peo-
ple therefore. that Professor Albion w 70
Small of the University OF Chicago. mas
accented the invitation TO deliver the
Thomas Memorial lectures at Richmohl
College this year. His general sunJect
"a sketches of Modern Social Doctrines
and Problems" None of the courses al
ready delivered on this foundation have
dealt with themes Of such vital interest,"
10 modern civic life as that which Pro-
fessor Small has chosen
Coming. as he does, with high repu'a-
ton. as a charming lecturer as wen as
an erudite scholar he viii doubtless nave
large audiences of Richmond mos
thoughtful citizens.
The first lecture will be delivered to-
morrow evening at sis o'clock at IN,
College. and Professor Small supJec'
will be "Our Unfinished world
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-08
Norfolk Presbytery.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, April t.-Spe-
ciaI-The Presbytery Of Norfolk met
in the new Presbyterian church In lamp
ton at o'clock tonight.
The session was opened with devotlond'
exercises. including a sermon from IN
Rev DR. Howerton, of Norfolk. Inc
following MINISTERS were present: heV.
Drs Lacy and Uowerton. OF NorioiN'
Rov I /, Allison. Of Portsmouth. H. I.
Moore. Of Suffolk; 6. Z. ;. SteDpihS. -
Clarcmont: II. T. Darnen, OF Hampton,
= Y Wexford. Of Newport News anu
f. y Mcclure. of Norfolk, r. j.. {. Law
n of the Eastern Shore; W W. Car
son. of the Northern Neck, and W. y.
Slavmaker. Of Berkeley. Besides me
above members Of the Presbytery the
following were also present: Rev ~
Venable. formerly Of Texas, ana le'.
william Chinn. who will become member
of This body. The Rev. Or. craig. OF
Atlanta. Ca. secretary OF Home MIS-
sions. was also in attendance
The following ruling elders were en-
rolled. Samuel Cumming, Hampton "a
W Harding. Mackenzie; 5. l.. + oS'er
and W. II. Sterling, Norfolk. SeNe'ai
other members win arrive tomorrow
rev. W. A. Slaymaker was chosen
moderator and and Elder r. W. Harding
temporary clerk. WI
The Presbytery adjourned TO meet wen
nesday morning at @3o. Ihere Is ever!
promise Of an interesting session.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-08

The Virginia State Veterinary Medical
Association held special meeting yes
terday and nominated ten pee )ns from
among whom the Governor VIII select
five TO constitute the State Board OF Vet
Urinary Examiners whose duty IL VIII De
10 examine all persons who desire TO be
gin the practice of veterinary medicine
and surgery in this State on or aIter
the first of next May
The law 10 regulate the practice OF vet
Urinary medicine and surgery does not 20
into effect until the first day OF May .
After that date no one can practice
without a certificate from the state Board
Of Examiners. All who are now in prac-
tice have until the first day OF November
1896. TO apply for certificates when must
he granted them without having 20 under
20 an examination. but all who cesire To
begin practice after May lst must prove
that thev are competent boy undergoing
an examination before certificate Will
be granted them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-08
colonel McClnre in Winston.

WINSTON. y. c.. April Special
Colonel A. X. Mcclure and party or
Philadelphia. arrived here this morning
in their special car on their return from
trim through the South. Under the escort
Of several citizens the party visited the
tobacco warehouses. colored graded
school. and slater Industrial Academy lot
~ ed,,,ation OF colored children. The visit
10 the latter institution was the special
object of Colonel McClure's trip here. lie
expressed himself as being iaVoranly I'M
pressed with the opportunities given col
ored children Of this community.
This afternoon Principal Clewel gave
the party complimentary recital at tne
salem Female College. Tonight Colonel
Mcclure delivered a fine ADDRESS on lhe
subject of education I'm the Colored
Graded School chapel. The leading White
educators and a number Of other invited
guests were present.
After the address a happy reception
was rendered the visitors at Hotel Phoe-
nix.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-08

A large number Of persons receive
Holy Communion at the o'clock mass
on Sunday The beautiful high altar was
tastefully decorated with lilies ami cut
flowers i'm great profusion. and many
lights cleaned from among them at inc
High Mass. which was celebrated by the
pastor. who also preached the sermon.
Al : =. VI. there was large attendance
Of the members OF the Holy Name so
ciety. the responsive and choral services
Of which took the place Of Nespers. Next
Sunday will be quarterly communion day
The annual first communion will take
place on Sunday the LIST Of May. on
which occasion. also. Bishop Van de
Vyver will administer the Sacrament OF
Confirmation. for which there are nearly
fifty candidates.
Father OReilly will preach on next
Sunday a sermon on Faith. the initia'
discourse of a series on the Apostles
Greed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-08

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-08
Indicted for FelonicS.

The grand jury Of the Hastings Court
for the April term. convened yesterday
morning at II o'clock and after being in
conference for several hours found the
following true bills of indictment for
fclCnies.
NJ. Armstrong W. a Armstrong. Evan
Booker George Branch, John Boyden,
James G. Curry. William Co sins Henry
Dollson James Farley alias II. Came
ron. James Gibbs. Charles Hope. Walter
James alias Thomas Williams. James
Kahn. Matte Mason. Charloa Ostrand er
Charles Rohioson, (0. Wash Smith. Scott
Taylor, and Julian b. Taylor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-08

The Triennial Congress of the sons OF
the American Revolution viii convene
i'm this city on tine Both instant
The Virginia branch of The Sons VIII
give the delegates TO the Congress about
one hundred In number. banquet at
the jefferson on the evening OF the .uth
instant. The price OF tickets To the Dan
nuet is ten dollars. 20 Dee sold TO members
Of the Virginia branch OF the sons anu
their friends
Applications for tickets can be made
IN Dr Joseph A. white, chairman COM
mittee or arrangements. Charles L. VII
Hams. chairman committee on finance
Richard n. Gaines, treasurer
The credit of the city demands that TINS
entertainment shall be success and
every member who can afford II should
buy ticket ard see that his friends
do the same.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-08

Among the visitors at the State Ii
brarv building yesterday were the fol-
lowing:
Or. Charles Conner. treasurer Of King
George county: A. :. Edwards. clerk Of
Surry county. Or. \. 5. priddy. cX-nem-
Der Of the House from Charlotte cooltl {.
Il. A. East. cX-treasurer of Halifax conn
Is: ". l.. Ballard. commissioner OF the
revenue Of Newport News George l..
Smith. treasurer OF York county, Georg
r. Bryan. commissioner OF the revenue
of the same county. VI. H. Snead, treas
urer Of Halifax county. j. x. Minghell
treasurer Of Albemarlc county and \. NJ.
Irby, of Halifax county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-08
Virginia llospital Association.

There was well-attended meeting OF
the German-American Ladies Aid Asso-
citation OF the Virginia Hospital yester-
day afternoon al 1890 o'clock at the nos
pital. Fifty ladies were present
1t was decided TO name the female ward
Louise" The Sick Committee report
ed that three patients had been attended
20 during the month. The Entertainment
committee reported that everything was
ready for the first anniversary ceiehra-
ton Of the hospital. 20 be held at Sanger
Hall on April 2lst. The entertainment
will be in the form OF a silver tea The
ruhllc viii be invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-08

University OF North Carolina Wins by
score of \ To (.

CHARLOTTE. y. c.. April "A spe-
claI 10 the Observer from Greensboro TO-
night says that the University OF North
Carolina baseball team defeated Yale IN
the diamond to-day by score OF 10 I.
North Carolina won the game In the
fourth inning. when she piled up slN
runs The features Of the game were
double plays by Johnson. Gregory, and
winston for the University Of North
Carolina. and by Bartlett. McCandlesS.
and Linton for Yale. and fine running
catch by Keator. OF Yale. Stepl~ns
heavy batting AZ critical points cid good
work for North Carolina. The Yale out
field was perfect. Yalc's pitcher went
10 pioces in the fourth inning. and Sim
mons was unable to repair his broken
fortunes, though he pitched a good game.
score. r.. II. T..
Yale ................OlOOlO2OOA . 2
L. \. c. ..........0 o. VN-S IL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-08

r Howard. l.. G. Crump, J. 5. moore
= ] Craisie. Wexford c. Reed, w. >,
BIankership. and James Z. Allen. Mr..
lanes T. Estes was chosen register, whiie
Messrs. c. Bossieux and j. ). Moore
with Messrs. G.. l.. Currie ana =
CraIgle. as alternates, were chosen ~
gates to the Episcopal Council wh'eo
meets In Alexandria. Va, May l5tn. .o
The following have been elected TO serye
as vestrymen for the Church OF the holy
Trinity for the ehsuing year; Me5 ISIS
4. w. Pickrell. John ". Gordon Jonn
Dunlop. II. G. Carlton, Roosevelt rag q
Edward c. Mayo. +. T, ID. Myers; p, ~
James NJ. Ball, Henry 7. .ielohey, m. and
ard II. Smith. John b MiNo'' u" ~
John L. Glcnn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-08
OBITt AIRY.
Nr,. FIorence Tnn.laII Moran.

CREWE. va, April -Special-Alrs.
". III. Morgan. after lingering illness,
died at her home in this place at > o'clock
this morning She was Miss Florence
TunstaU. daughter Of James y. Tunstall,
foi mcyly Of Blackstone. She was a con-
sisiaat member OF the Methodist church
hcr. from which her funeral Will be
pr,a.i ed tomorrow afternoon al 3
O'Clock She caves a husband. two
children. and many relatives and friends
TO mourn their loss.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-08

Richmond. Va. April J. 1896


70 the Public:
An unwarraut.d use is being roade Of
oar firm name by the Cohen Company.
who arc displaying our name on pla-
cards I'm front Of their store. on two oc-
cnsions since Monday morning these signs
have been removed on demand Of our
counsel. only 10 be replaced by others
later.
Fearing that you may think We arc
ip snme way connected with this firm
thus using or name, we make pablo the
fact that we are in no manner or FORM
conno,.ted with that firm. nor nave We
sold item one penny's worth Of merchan-
disc 10 our knowledge, except such as
NAV have been purchased by the secret
agents from our many oh' iIhSf 10 tie
nrbIie which we make daily az lower
nricos than the same goods can be bought
from their source Of supply.
JULIUS MEYER & SONS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-08
The -powhatan.

The "Powhatan" was again sung a, ~
Academy last night for the benefit OF
the sheitering Arms Hospital Ano .Ils
large and fashionable audience was pres
ent. -, bril-.
The opera was sung with more p,li,
liancy and smoothness. ana was ~ ~
with more ease and familiarity tnah up .,,''
IT'S initial production. The auulS ,.'s
greatly enjoyed the PERFORMANCE WI WI
was admirably directed and llanase"
by Mr.. William A. Baker. Of Chlcas0'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-08
PORTSMOUTH AND BOSTON.
A Lively Game Well Fought TO the
Finish

NORFOLK. VA. April Especial
TIE game scheduled 10 take place between
Portsmouth and the "liubites" was pulled
of ON schedule time to-day at League
PARK before an audience OF about seven
hundred and nifty people.
The home boys were let down with three
ruas. while the BOstonlans piled up nine
FOR their share OF the game. Mailman
oitchcd for Portsmouth. allowing the
team which boasts OF such sluggers as
hamilton. DUFFY, Tucker. Bannon, and
several others only nine hits In the i've
Innings played.
L,ttle Wild. was good naturcd fairy
steady. cool. and speedy. and besides the
cleycr work he did IN the box two rat
ding singles the credited 10 him in the
base-hit column.
Mars students met Manager Seelee's
men on even ground I'm one particular II
90 more. and that was IN hitting, nine
hits being credited to each team. Nine
hrs for Portsmouth in SIX innings against
nltchers like Sullivan and Suvett is work
VI 40 mean order. =
lItt<ries--P orssnputh. Mailman and
Rollins; Boston. Sullivan. Suvett. Tenny.
and Ryan.
Score by Innings:
Portsmouth ..................'s,p Id
lnnnasy; Earned runs-Bosto3. d
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-08

The Vniolr Democratic club held @latES
and well-attended meeting al Power ,
Hall last night. The club was adate5S
by the following candidates. MarS', Sta.,,o or
Ramos. for Justice of the peace Mayoi
r.. N. Taylor. John +. Epps, >. -.
Smith. CHARLES II. Epps, u. G. K Richard
son. il. VI. Smith, Jr. 9. NJ. Ndn .i.a
Ir' I'm behalf of Mr.. r. ). VI NaiehV ne
and II. s. NJ. Valentine for hlmseh MI'
Winitree Folkes for Mr.. G. II. f'pps'
l., Taltaferro. Joseph florerty. MT
Iawder Adam Diacont. John Grimes lot
the city Council. and others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-08
Baseball at Franklin.

FRANKLIN, VA. April Especial
The Kildees opened the season here yes
terday with the Brambleton team, OF
Norfolk The Franklin team got start
in the first inning, and kept II until the
end OF the game. 1t would have resulted
in q shut out for the visitors but lor
errors In the NTH The batting and base
running OF the home team was fine. while
the visitors played together well. Score
Franklin, ~. Brambleton. 4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-08
Powhatan Club.

At regular meeting Of Powhatan cup
last night much business was transacted
The use Of the assembly-room was given
the Madison Ward Democratic Clun lot
Thursday night next and the city Demo
cratic Committee will use one OF the
rooms for the uses OF the primary cleo
ton. This club has a roll Of excellent
material and vii do good service FOR the
Democracy a. usual,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-08
HflfPDIN-NIDNII.
The College Team Played Together for the
First Time.

PETERSBURG. VA, April Especial.
Three hundred people witnessed the
game this afternoon between the Peters
burgs and the Hampden-Sidney team.
The only run the visitors made was
scored by Bull, their catcher, in the sew
enth inning. The home team piled up
runs. and at the end OF the game had
eleven 10 their credit. This is the first
game that the HampdenSidney team has
PLAYED together this season, and although
they only succeeded in getting one man
over the plate, they put up n very credi-
table game.
Tho following is the score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-08

4 meeting OF members Of the ouns
Mems Christian Association, VINO an ~
terested in bicycling will be heia III 80,
parlor OF the association bunding on Sa"',
day night at o'clock FOR the puIposs "
reorganlzing the Young Men
Association Cycle Club. HI,
In order to be edgAole iof Ineiunl,..., -.
q, ,ho cl,,h how.ver. 4 = necessary Z"
ho n roember Of the association NO per
eo, under sixteen years of age will be
aiior',.d n become a member. The cleo
ton of officers and general organization
viii be perfected on Saturday nish' anu &"
fun attendance IS desired.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-08

PETERSBURG.

summary: Earned runs-PetersOuis, g.
Misunderstanding, J.. Two-base nus
Brecn. stolen hases-Quinn, .: Kitson'
3: Dundon. Breen, Keefer' ana ,i bull.
Double plays-wood and REYNOLDS. Lass las,
an balls-by Latlmer, .. Hit by pitchei
Mccain. Struck out-by Latlner, o.
Passed balls-Bull, ]. Wild pitch-l-a''-
mer ,. 49,. ,1ar,ndon.
Manager Trinkle, OF the liampo'l,,
Sidney team. has wired the mahat'r " "
the nine Of Hobart College pene'a' ~
Y. that ne would play thelr team O.
Hampden-Sidney next IhurSHay'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-08

por,suou,b Three-base hit-Long
Two-base hits-Marr. Rollins Duny' any
e,Ivett Rase on balls-On Sullivan. j.
OF Hallman, 4. Sacrifice hit-iong. Sto-
len boscs-Glenn L. Hargrove. /; Hamil-
Ton. ?. Lowe !. and Collins. J. Struck
out-Ry Mailman. ]; by Stivett. 3. let
ON bases Boston. 8: Portsmouth. 4. Dou-
bic play Duny and Long. umpire-Mr'
j. r Van Patten.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-08

The funeral OF Mrs +. b. Addison,
whose death was announced In yester-
DAYS Times. took place from 81. James
Episcopal church yesterday afternoon az
O'Clock. and was largely attended. Inc
board of the Sheltering Arms Hospital
met in the vestibule Of the church at $3.50
o'clock and attended the funeral in a
body.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-08
y ectTon of IcsfrymPn

AT a meeting held al 81. Johns churcn
the following vestrymen were elected 10y
the congregation: Joseph w. shieias,
senior warden; Cyrus Bossieax, junior
warden; John F. Mayer, treasurer, ana
Nessrs. G. L. Currie. G. G. Minor, D.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-08
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