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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-01

The preacher Is incapaciiated lot lhs
practical work OF the world By reason
OF the mental attitude which HE pla'.
ton requires. He has accepted ls Ms
ruprcme guide an authority which
however reliable Il may be. 10 NJ, tle
commonly accepted one among men.
His mental processes arr peculiar HIS
message has been given 10 him 20 de-
clare without any discretionary powers
D. the cxacting conditions OF his ynca-
tlcn he II allenatel from the he " the
world. he represents the other void.
10 Is esteemed Tor h!1 goodness and
pltied Ter his lack o. Conmon. every
day sense lie could not be constable
here. but be may be "a candidat, for
mayor Of Paradise Rev. J. E. Rol@rts.
Unitarian. Kansas City. Mo.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-01
Thinning Evii Of Col

u Is bad enough TO think evil OF one
another. but Il is worse to think evil OF
God. and Is the worst OF all to think
evil Of God while we think well OF our
selves, as, for instance. when We think
or feel Or say. II cannot understand
why God allowed this distressing thing
10 happen to so good person as have
tiied to be-"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-01
F-,thered rroi,r,.

Elias MIdkin OF Hamlln. Lincoln
county. was In Charleston the otha
day and proposed to the State His,or.
teal and Antiquarian society that u %
would send o taXidermist to Hamlin
the society could secure a monster bird
Of kind never seen before by any one
In West Virginia. The feathcred mon.
s,cr Is described by Mr. Midklg. from
measurements taken by himself and
W. W. Adkins OF Hamlin. who killed
the bird nj the mouth OF VannattCr.
creek. vita five bullets from bis rifle
while hunting deer on Monday Tn,
bird Is Z feet I inches from tip TO lip
{ feet from tip OF BIN 10 tail. Cat bin Z
inches long end 3 inches wide. some
what similar TO TINT Of duck. web
feet covering nearly a square foot OF
area each; neck ~ inches long. lcgs
about n incheg long aud about ~
inches through below the feathers
plumage dark brown. relieved on tho
wings and breast by light blue SHADING
TIE bird when FIRST seen was clrclIn,
high Ia the air. but came down very
quickly and allghted On the water
where Adkins got a good shot at Il
Gripping It's wing Adkins attempted
10 capture the strange fowl alive. but
g was so vicious that he could not gei
near Il without killing g. which re-.
Qulred Eve bullets Baltimore Am.-
lean.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-01

The records OF the church tell OF the
heroes Of God and show that they were
ever sustained In moments Of sore dis
treas by some hidden aid But the
benedlctlon Il still more evident IN the
humble believers who have to endure
a great fight Of aflletlon. There are
feeble girls. smltten BY consumption.
who live upheld by secret Joy Of the
Lord. There are poor aged saints neg
leoted by the world whose lives are
bright and sunllt There are men over
whom a great tribulatlon has rolled
who show an unexpected triumphant
faith. Like Abraham on the mount.
David In the cave. Daniel In the lions
den, the three youths in the blazing
furnace. Paul and silas In the dungeon
or John at patmos they have susie
nance the world knows not OF. This Is
ever one beautiful part Of the Chris
tiar's warfare. that as he does not know
the needs Of tomorrow. 80 he has not to
provide the supply for those needs; ex-
cept that while he Is among those who
are overcoming by the victorious power
Of faith he hears and believes the Mas
ter's promise. Il will give to eat Of
the hidden mama"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-01

You cannot create spiritual sunshine
any more than you can create the mora
ing star, but you can put your soul
where Christ Is shinlng,-T. L. cuylsr
ID. ID.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-01

The Mos, Important ThinE to 40.
seek " the Lord while he may b.
ound. can 'yo upon him while hs b.
lear."-(isa. $50
The text urges us 10 DO the most im-
srtent thing that can be undertaken
, ~. lie. Il ia not sufficient to con
~, think about Il to-morrcw, or
ek. or mex; month. but We must
ca how. VIC crust seek the Lord ia
hat. and reck him until no Go iou al.
j hpcnsibill,y 10 seek lies vita o..
IfrNge, responsibility Of BENG foIall
pleas, God. lie has given his wurJ
aid null always BE- found wren be-
was eragi b the whole hcsrt aud Il
n.rac.,,,r for the earth and hcascna
Nan for his word 10 fall.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-01
100 rurpe.. ID Boo Falher

Through the whole Of every life.
however varied In experience, there
runs ono unifying cord binding all
psrts together: cord Of gold. firm
nmuft. n one will but grasp and
D Liz 10 a.. This cord is purpose, she
gracious purpose OF the Father our
Fathor-a purpose made up OF wisdom
ard love. That purpose turns a Joy
and sorrow alike into opportunity.
Blessed purpose OF the Father ],
binds aching hear, and rejoicing heart
to the Infinite Heart that loves with
unehanslng and eternal love. Il car
fes a current Of light that makes bright
the day OF darkness and that makes
brighter the day Of hght-Bishop
John Vincent
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-01

a New York man has bought a plano
which Is entirely covered with gold
leaf Il has the appearance OF solId
gold. '~'-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-01

he--Are you going TO the on,raf
She-No; ! have such cold I can't
speak above a whisper. -Ycnkera
Statesman.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-01


- HE moons dnD
e9 lgsf light shines gnost-
:: !. ! i: !. ] !. !. !. !. !.
ly white
Il E1N Through the neecy
rs WlA eloudlets screen;
Gts Ablage through the
SO dark Ii the dick
~ ering spark
" w OF million torches
seen.
Where swift DER the
grass now circle
and pass
The legions bright ween
or fairy train that once again
Is haunting the meadows green
Again, rs OF old. their reyels they hold,
Queen Summers reign to greet.
Fairy lamps they bring to light the
ring
Where under the willow they meet:
Der the flower decked earth with joy
Gus mirth
They flit with flying feet
Or spur TO speed each fairy stced.
A FREELY cOurser fleet.
Summer evenings mild have them be-
gullcd
From elfn grots below:
And they pitch their camp mid the
MOSES damp
Where the pale anemones grow.
When they stoop TO driak at the fount-
aims brink
Their lamps reflected show.
Till the drops they sip with laughing
lip
Like liquid diamonds flow.
Now high. now low. the fsh-lights glow
Now faint. now brighter CLEAN.
Then wheel and glance In merry
dance
Just over the shimmering stream;
They whirl about and In and out.
TIL the mortal who gazes may deem
The fairies ball phantasy all.
A weird. bewillering dream
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-01
THE CHRISTIAN WAY.
RELIGION AND REFORM AL
OVER THE WORLD.

ne Heroes Of ood-The Best Year IN
Your Livss--rh. rurposs OF the Father
The Cry Of Need - Hasansr and
Anvn.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-01

VEN as ;h= needle
directs the hour.
Touched with the
lodestore by the
secret power
OF hidden nature.
points upon the
pole;
Even 90. the wa
vering powers OF
my soul.
Touched iy the VIZ
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-01

- 4TNTIHN y " "'iV'"i VIII NV NlII
An.An IN the mechanical department
eiIhs nall for the past five months left
'urday Tor East Texas. lie was sue.
teeied by Mr. B. /, Appleby.-Marlin
Ball
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-01
|gusES.
TEXAS


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Act q Meiss
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cen a close stu.
and has sue
very interest.
ig the birds Of
the land. ths
e San Francis.
has been able
statistics. |
said Mr.. Hay.
last night |
aged not only
affection. but
Il appears thai
sor Of natural
university wai
r OF Yucatan
OF that sec.
he was a very
pity displayed |
alking over
but the tlpel
he heard oil
pat seemed 10
rocks. He a;
ion and was
ry OF a mas.
- was on the |
to put II out
bad 90 fallen
e's body wac
In the mat,
life he hesl.
and appeal |
bundled crea. |
aved him. &c
nd awaited
ne shape Of
|
kful creature
ibbed his les
a. bound ttl
owed by this
ne cotton iE
he wounded
comfortable
e left Yuch'
gone over
10 Yucatat
Hss over the
urprise. en-.
u few miles
.icident haC
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about hal
a friendly
and lndu1
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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-01

tue Of thy spirit, fee
From what Is earth, and point alone to
Thee.
When have faith to hold Thee BY the
hand.
walk sercnely, and methinkE | stand
More firm than Atlas; but wasn for
sake
The safe protection OF Thine arm. I
quake
Like wlnd-shaked reeds and have no
strength at all.
But like a vine. the prop cut down.
fall.
-Qnarles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23
SURPRISE HdRRIIGE.
Well-Known Lady foregoes a Trip TO
Richmond for NIatrfmony


STAUNTON, VA. June especial -
There was genuine surprise today az
the Virginia Female Institute when Nj.
Carter Harrison and Miss Kate Duyal
were married. u was known that MI
Harrison and Miss Duval had been en-
gaged Tor some time, but instead OF mar
ying. Miss Duva was about TO start
10 visit friends "a Richmond. her trunk
packed and az the LepOt Mr.. Harrison
called 20 say good bye when he proposed
thaL instead Of the tip 20 Richmond
they should then get married
AFTER consultation with friends the Rev
MI Jet. OF Emmanuel church, who was
with friends at the depot 10 the train
east was recalled. a few friends were
hufriedly notified, and the ceremony was
performed ID their presence just one hour
after Mr.. Harrison first called Miss
Duval has been connected with the CORDS
Of teachers OF the Institute several ses-
sfons.
She is woman OF high culture and is
highly connected In Richmond and Bal
tmore with the Randolphs. Dupals anu
other well-knOWn families Mr. Harri-
son Is a civil engineer. Is a brother or
Judge HARRISON. Of the Court OF Appeals.
and ts connected with the Raudolpas
and other distinguished families. Dr.
DuVa, the father OF Miss Duyal was
originally from New Kent county Al
the close cf the war he lived in Rich
mOnd and was In the drug bDsirses
Miss DuyaI's brother. St John Duval is
"a the office Of the Progressive Guild In
surance Comp~f, OF Richmond The
laHliiy home Is now IN Lexington. Va
Air ana Mrs Harrison Will make their
home IA Stanton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23
PERSONAL IND GENERII.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi
y-ns and other Matters.

Mrs. J. r. Catlin. OF Danville. IS visit
ing Mrs. Or. Pitt, OF Barton Heights.
The Board Of Fire Commissioners held
a meeting last night. but ala nothing but
transact some routine business.
The boat-house formerly used 10y the
y. NJ. G. Boat Club has been sold 10
the Mayo Bridge and Land Company and
VIII be rented ont to private parties FOR
| storage purposes.
There will DO an important meeting
] al Lee Camp Hall of the Daughters Of
the Confederacy this evening" at half
past o'clock. All members are urged
TO be present.
julius Meyers Sons. thoughtful OF the
pleasure Of their large corps OF EN-
ployes, have decided 10 give them half
holiday on every Friday from now until
September, by closing the store on FRI
days at ! o'clock.
The regular morning service at the
Park Place church. Of which Rev. DR..
Potts is pastor. was dispensed with sun
day. and children's exercises were held
\ pretty programme had been arranged.
and II pleased a large congregation.
on Thursday the fifth annual conven-
ton Of the Southern Wholesale Grocers'
The Chamber OF Commerce mas tender
Cd rs spacious hill for the sessions OF
the body. The members Will for the most
part stop at the jefferson.
The letters on the stonswal Jackson
monument in the Capitol Square have
been gilded This a great Improvement:
as the letters were 50 small as 20 mako
reading them difficult. Now. however.
they are legihle and can be read at some
distance.
Mr.. r. II 1'alley, the popular clerk in
the law Office OF Judge Edmund Wad-
dill Jr., met with quite a painful accl-
dent on Saturday. While returning from
Ashland on an excursion train he caught
a finger of his right hand in a door and
1t was badly mashed.
A delightful Committee tea" will be
given at the Young Mems Christian Asso-
ciation on Thursday night next 10 mem
ners OF the various Association com
mittees recently appointed ToaSsts in the
form Of 'Sort addresses on the work. and
plans of various committees Will be the
feature OF the evening.
Al 2:So A. NJ yesterday an alarm or fire
was turned in from box IS. 4 fire had
broken out in an untenanted two-storv
frame house known as 2lS west Duval
street. 1t was promptly subdued By the
department before much damage had been
done. 1T was evidently of incendiarv ORR
gin.
Last Saturday night between & and
o'clock. while three young ladies were
crossing Broad street near Fourth a rex
less bicycle rider dashed into them and
knocked one Of them down. bruising nor
face very badly. The name OF the care
less 'cyclist could not be ascertafned. ne
he rode of too rapidly.
Miss Belle Kearney, Of Flora. Miss
u" uonai organizer Of the Woman's Chrte-
tiah temperance Union. who viii attend
ene reunion Will give all the time She
van 10 the Interest Of the Woman's Cbris
'ian Temperance Union work. No. he.
%ruress viii be given at Park p,1co
az $50 o'clock. NOON |
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23
THE POLYTECHNIo ISsrITUyE
baccalaureate sermon by Rev. DR.. j. VIM.
JOnes-LiterarN Soclnfin. lcIehr,t

bLACkSBURG, VA. June - -Suecial
The twenty thim annual commence
meHt exercises OF the Virginia Polytoch-
ME institute were begun on yesterday
morning. with tile baccalaureate sermon
by Rev. J. William Jones. -. ID. His
text was from the First Epistle General
or John, second chapter and a. part Of
the fourteenth vcrse-"I have written
unto yon. young mon. because Sc are
strong His sermon was practical
dissertation on the ideas OF physical. men
tai and spiritual strength. and was an
able and scholarly effort. appealing 20
the young men Of to-day. and especially
10 those Of this Southland OF ours
At clock in the evening. Rev A.
coke Smith. y. d. delivered the address
before tho Institute Y. NJ. G.. 4. lie took
his subject from tho last seventeen verses
az the hrsf chapter Of First John He
spoke OF the Y. VI. Q. A. work. OF the
periods of development in religious life
and OF the great responsibilities that de-
Yolve upon members OF Christian socie-
ties
Ills sermon well sustains Dr. Smiths
repH'a' on rs n profound thinker and an
able ;heologian
AT IL O'Clock this morning Hon. Z W.
Saunders delivered the annual Grafton be-
lore Tie literary societies IN the presence
az am immense assemblage. His address
evinced careful preparation and wonderful
mastery " his subject. lie was exceed
ingiy clear In his presentation and Illus
trations and happy IN bis historical ref
eIences. lie was met with round after
round Of applause and Tor one hour aud
ioriy-hve minutes held the attention of
his auditors as IL hy "a magical spell.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23
AJOCKEF KILLFD CHICdGO.
An American Team Won the International
Team hace al EordennN.


Team Race al Bordeaux.
CHICAGO. June pa fatal accident
happened 10 little Jockey Hatherson in
the first race al Forsyth to-day. The
event was "A selling affair. and Hathersoll
had the mount on Little Jimmy, one OF
Ed. COrringaE' horses IN rounding the
far turn Tor home Blg strive. the iaNorite.
and Frank Jauber wedged and bumped
Little Jimmie causing the horse 20 Stun
bic and tossing the boy over his head
Tho jockey was trampled upon by the
other horses lie was removed TO the
Baptist Hospital. where he died a half
hour afterwards.
Threo favorites won. Summaries
First race-one mile-Big Strive C5. D.
Davis. . 10 81 FIRST. with Frank Jaubcrt
second and La Crescent third. Time.
IA "a.
Second race nine-sixteenths OF a mile
Golden Tide ~. Donaldson. n 20 - first.
with Brcscia. second. and Michael third.
Time. 90.
Third race-onc -Sprngtme (97.
Magnussel 10 y first. with King Bors
second and Longdaie third. Time AZ II.
Fourth race-throe quarters OF mile
Rubber Neck (by Himyar. -. Clayton,
10 - first. with Revenue second and Viz
gio Dixon third. Time. ia IA.
Filth race-one milo.-Ragner 200. Dor
sey, 10 - first. with Rachael McAiester
second and Cunarder third. Time.
AZ IA.
Sixth race-fye-elghths OF mile
Merry Monarch Ql2, j. Murphy. TO u
first. with Full Measure second and Gate
way third. Time 1901 IL.
A % TO 1 SHOT WINS.
ST. LOUIS. June "A lot OF money
went on Favor1na. winner o, the second
race at co 10 l and closed al - TO l.
Hex was the only winning favorite. The
second picks and two outsiders took the
Others. Tack muddy. Attendance.
200. Summaries:
First raco-hve furlongs.-Queen Safe
Lh0a Martin. 4 to u frsr with Gladys
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23

-, -, H. Zee Camp, No. /, Sons OF Con
inv, a., r'o 'eierhns, held the regular meet
they having rendered The nsa ~ t''S' i'ehi !.
To the chorus 10 have rrhosrse s''''. nan
meeting was largely attended .rws~,s
HNe members were duly elected ~.
imp authorized the secretary 70 con.
u"o' WIN the StOnewau Band. of stan,-
'on, 10 furnish music for the sons In fbo
ace on the "a, and rendered me nee
vi 'he same TO Col. Thomas p. Pollari ~
ne@o ne columns OF Sons OF Veterans an
t"e above occasion. Thirty Applications
lo' membership were received and rc-
IeiIea 10 committees who win report
next saturday night at a called mcefinc
amer other business. the camp adjourn
CO. 10 meet IN old Lee Camp Han Satur.
day next AT O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23
The Reunion Chnrns.

The chorus for The reunion had ~.
hearsal in Lee Camp Han mst nIgbt mn.
der the direction OF Mr.. Arthur s,rivenor
About 425 ladies' aid gentlemen were
present All the songs mat are 10 be
sung at the auditorium were rehearsed
II was decided that the concert for the
benefit OF the ice fund OF the Sorry Of
veterans would be given on Friday nisbt
June -'th, at the auditorium. Admission
vii be 10 the public by tickets. The
price OF admission is fifteen cents The
punlc VIII thus be afforded he oppor-
tuhlV or hearing the concert ami at
the same time Of contributing to the en-
joyment Of the visiting veterans
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23
Results of Games Sund.
AYNCHBURG, 10, RoANo4s. 9.
The Hill Climbers Out Played the Mag
clans bnf

LfNcHBURG, VA. June % Special
Lynchburg outplayed Roanoke at every
point to-day, winning easily by a score OF
10 10 2 Both pitchers we're hit hard. but
inc lhli-Climbers' magnificent fielding
held the score down. Smiths nne work
IN centre Leahy's magnificent game at
snort great catch by Pickering and
tho heavy batting Of the Hul-Clinbcrs
were the features.
Dolan. with two singles, double and
a triple. led the batting. McGann got I'm
TWO doubles and single. ana Jimmy
Little hit out double and a. triple.
Grove, late OF ohanOke. made his first
appearance with TIE Hin-Climbers but
failed TO distinguish S,TYgelf. The score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23

Crewc IL: Burkeyille. IL.

BTRKEVIBLE. VA. June 20.-Speciai +.
yhe third Of the series OF games between
iturkeville and Grove was played here
this afternoon. The game was very IN
teresting and exciting one. resulting in
score Of Is 70 70. in favor OF Crewe Burke
Vile having won the others.
The features Of the game were the
pitching Of Robinson. Of Crewe. and tri-
pie plays by VIM ana Leath, OF Burke
Vile
Batteries: Crewe-Keily. Robinson. and
Tucker Observation-Disclosures. Leath, and
OVcrtOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23
Callers at the State Library

The following is a list Of visitors who
REGISTERED at the State Library yester-
day.
y. W. Mathes. New York city: Miss
Fannie G Pittman. city. Miss Mary Bar
clay Kirby. Staunton, Va: Misses La
Belle Petts. Grace Burgess. May l.. TIL
lar Lizzie Ellyscn. Mrs. G. j. Franklin.
William B. Nichols. NJ. r. and u. NJ.
burgess. city, Joseph W. Chalmers Hous-
ton, Halifax Va; Mrs. Daniel Pelton.
Staten Island, y. y; Mrs. J. b. Franklin.
New York city; and Philip II. Bagby,
city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23
Law and Equity Court.

Susanna Brown was granted q divorce
yesterday on the grounds Of desertion
The case Of William T. Field against
the Virginia Coal and Coke was begun
yesterday. Ten thousand dollars dam
ages are claimed. The litigation promises
10 be a very interesting one. The law
yers in the suit are Messrs. Edgar Al
Ian and A. b. Dickinson for the plaintiff
and Mr.. N. II Gillian for the defendant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23
LOUISVILLE'S SHAKE UP
Has a BENEFTCItL EFFECT AND
THE COLONIES VIVA GAME.
Tho Spiders Inability to Bunch Hits
The Rods Play an Exciting Game.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. June 2-The
Champions fell upon Lucid In the second
inning to-day and hit him alinos. at VIII
throughout. The sun-ecains was also
ADDED by tho sleepy fielding Of the
Phillics. IIomming was effective and had
the locals guessing. while his support
was all but ,ilt-edgcd Clarke was sent
10 the bench in the fourth for back talk
to Umpire Hurst Attendance. $500.
PHILADELPHIA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23
Four New Cardinals.

ROME, June 1.-THE Pope NJ a secret
coasistory held to-day created four car
dinals and twelve Italian bishops. Tie
prelates elevated TO cardinals were Mgrs
Ferrata- cretoni Jacobni. and Agliardi
respectively, papal nuncios at Paris. Ma
drtd. Lisbon. and Vienna.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23

Summary: Earned Cleveland. I:
Pttsburg. ?. Bases by errors -Pittsburg.
l. Left on bascs-Pittsbure. :. Cleve-
land. Z. Bases on balls -Kinen. 3. Strlck
out-Young, 3: Kilen, 2. Two-base hits
Smith. Lyons. Sacrifice hits-Young.
Mexican, Chiids. Stolen bases Donovan.
Bierbauer. Double plays-Young. Nc
kean. and Tebeau. Lyons. and Merritt.
Ely Bierbauer. ana Merritt. g. Time of
game. two hours and ton minutes.
CHICAGO. g; CINCINNATI. l.
CHICAGO. ILL. June 2-"Dummv'
Hoy's mun of lnog ly from Decker's
bat In the eighth inning. lost the game
To- the Cincinnatis to-day ami let I'm two
runs after TWO men bad been retired. II
was the closest kind OF a contest up 10
That time as both pitchers were in the
nEest form. Attendance. 900
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23
RIchmont. ~. Jnne e. ]

Richmond. Va. June -. 1896
,rHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
the MERCHANTS NATIONAL
BANK OF RICHMOND have this day de-
clared their usual SEMI-ANNUAL DIV
IDEND OF THREE AND ONE-HALF
PER CENT. free OF tax. out OF the net
profits OF the last six months. payable
on and after July /, 1895.
JOHN L. GLENN.
ic2;tjy4 Cashier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23

normal. The Champions did not tally
until the third inning. when they tied the
score on two gifts OF bases and three
hits including two Dagger by Groves.
Umpire. Cline.
There will be two games here to-mor-
row.
- Dat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23
No Game in Petersburg

PETERSBIrRG. VA, June Especial.
The Petersburg Portsmouth game to-day
was postponed on account Of rain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-23
OBIIU AIRY.
! Edwin Forbes 'fann

Mr. J. Edwin Forbes Mann. n brother
Of Alderman John Mann. Jr.. died sat
rrday aged thirty-tw0 years. The de-
ceased was born IN Baltimore. By oc-
cupauon be was q clerk. The funeral
was held from 81. Johns church yes
terday afternoon an 4.cJ o'clock.