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Summary: Earned Runs--Norfolk, .
TWo-basc liits--Swainc Wcihl, Sc
christ, lIerrick Shafrcr, Goodrich, We'd
digc, Giroy. Ifanmillcr Three base
Hits-Lcahy. Gilroy. Passed Balls
Hcrrick, >. Wild Pitch--Swanc, Plan
miller. Eases on Balis-Om Swainc, {:
of Scchrist, 2; eff T'fanmllcr, l. Hit by
Pitcher Wcihl. Struck Out--By Sc
christ, 3; by Pfanmillcr i; ny Swainc, l.
Stolen Bascs-McFarlan. .; Shaffcr, -
Wcddigc, Wcihl. WcntZ, .; Gilroy, 3;
Snyder. >; Scchrist, Lcahy ,: lierrick
Goodrich Sacrifice Hit--Leahy Left
on Bases--Norf"ik. Q: Johns hopkins. g.
Double Plays cahy, WcniZ ana Shat
fer: Clarke. JuyMrr and lNcriit Time
Of Gamc-TWo hours. Empirc-Chis-
nell.
To-morrOw The Norfolks Will meet
Portsmouth on their own grounds. y
good game may be expected, rs Mana
ger Nii'nnlson will put in much
stronger team in the field.
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Erccn,nson street baptist.

Morning service:
Anthem Awake Up, My Glory.
....... ..........- ltiIhbE
rtorS-"E Easter Carol 80. BlodGett
Miss Annie Dey, Miss Alice Jones.
Messrs. Hines and Dey.
After Sermon
soprano Solo ....Selection from Hawley
Miss Nicely.
NIGHT SERVICE.
Anthem ............. H0rltio W. Parker
Solo, Quartette and Chorus.
Contraltn Solo ........... Woodman
Miss Alice Jones.
INSTRUMENTATION ...... T.. NJ. Lott
Soprano Solo, Quintcttc anu Chorus.
Baritone Solo Observation-Disclosures. Shelley
Mr.. w. ID. CrOwcll.
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,InrNlnmd..: NeMport Ncxs. q.

Newport News, Va, April 1.-THE
Maryland University BASEBALL club won
to-days game from Newport News
Score
Maryland ...... 2o00 OIL ool-7 10 I
Newport NaWs, Q ) 0 0 0 0 . . 0---,i 6 3
gate and stamford ana Mage: F.nright
and MapCG
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&. a. o., Ola Point nnd Washington
Special. #s .r

VIII be discontinued aftel, April 2lst
The last ehst-bound special, will run
on Tuesday, the Goth and the las, north
bound special" willrun OF "Wednesday.
the 2lst. This train has proved q great
success, not a connection having been
missed during the entire season it has
run. j5!: aprlS-1t i{2
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RFIiIMoSD DOES Rl:rTER.
Defeated by Washington by II Score Of
10 To q.
score Dt

Washington April 1.-THE Senators
defeated the I9lucbirds to-day by 4
score Of 10 TO G. Score:
Washington ........ ; ! ] ] :: X--l0
Richmond .......... . . 0 o / . o o. G
Batteries: Mcclure and Swainc; Fus-
ter ana Schmidt.
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See the Cla!rvoyant's advertisement
on page four to-day.
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I. VI. {. wins.

Lexington, Va, April 1.-THE Viz
ginia Military Institute was defeated
mere to-day by the team Of the Alic-
ghcny Institute OF Roanoke. score ~
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First Presbyterian c,,nrcn.

G. Pollard Rives. Organise ana Choir
mastery
Morning Service:
Organ Prelude ........ Gounod
Sing Aleluia Forth" ............ Buck
CAS- | Began 10 Dawn" ....... Coomhs
EVENING; SERVICE.
Organ Prelude Whitney
THE Night is Far Spent" ,...... Steanc
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Southern l,n,,,sst s,osvc,,tio,ss.

For the accommodation OF u deiegatss
and their friends who wish 70 at tend the
southern Baptist convention I'D d { fgytFiis-s
Mlnsto!!, y. c., the SeaboGrl A Line
VIII run solid special train i'd FOR, lIil
hortsmouth 70 Wilmington 90 pcsed
81 day coaches and Pullman PAL lois cStfs
leaving Portsmouth ut s 81 ms, nj ayE 81 i,,ss
arriving al Wilmington 6:a0zl y IN. sd III
evening. 535I b ~ sfs.S
This train will carry u large Il lpsrsrssl
ton from Washington and Bal till DIS
VINO VIII arrive by stea nicr soif al orft fiIss
or May 9TH. This train SW-ll ii. affsss issIt
the important stops sntiroutes 81 I'll al Ii
Hamlet. Il IS imDprtant hare IA If
desire to take this special .tsss
IN thei:. name q once. ss
il. w.: % IstSyS s. ssss
5s & IS sS3e:l gar$ anI III
at III ssiss'
\. q NDER 50 y fssj. sssSs
iic;sfa sSe!fg ii 81
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FOR SALE,

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Centenary NJ. T.. church.

Prelude and Fuguc ............. Organ
Te Deum Laudamus ............ Organ
Anthem. Christ Being Risen. Organ
Gloria, Moses in Egypt" Org IN
Hymns and Dostludc Observation-Disclosures.
Solos ts-Nirs. Pullen Miss Wilkins
and Mrs. Wise
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AGENTS WANTED.


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Clurch or,ae Sacred Heart,

VI tHe service at ~ 4. M:
hSre ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "a lie Provost"
Glorla .............. "A lie Provost"
Credo ................ !. ''Giorza''
Regina Coeli' 80. Werner
Sahctus ............... "a lie Provost"
NSHus LEI ............. Weber
Anthem--"Strke the Cymbal'' -
....... ............. Lambalotte
VESPERS, 7:45.
Gregorian Chant .......
Magniiicat' Mozart
Hymn-"Re gina Coeli" ..... Chorus
Bened:ction
Trio--"O Salutario" ........ T. Campann
Tantum Ergo" .................'R ossini
Sopranos-N1rs. J. p. Kcvill Mrs S. r.
Gollibart, Miss Wall
Altos-Mrs. Lucy Ward. Miss Hudgens.
Tenor-James Il. Allen.
Baritone--Prof. T.. 4. Urso.
Bass-Allan G. Burrow. W. L. Calender.
Organist-AIiss Beulah Wall
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Ep.vOrth NJ. +, Church.

Morning
Opening anthem, awake up My
Glory" .... I3arnby
Hymn, Christ the Lord is Risen To-
Lay ...-.. ........
Ofertory anthem, "As it Reban 20
Dawn ...... ....... ~. Vincent
Soprano solo, tEaster Dawn" ..
.......... ........ Woodman
Mrs. II. S. Bailey.
Evening
the Gospel ........ .Cruicllshank
O1fertory anthem, 20 joyful Light
-. i OURS
soprano solo, The Resurrection.
........ ............ $3.50. ..Shclley
Miss Elizabeth ~ Taylor.
Soloists-At.ss NJ. X. Ewell, Miss Elix-
abeth \. Taylor Miss Lena May Ed
monds, Mrs. II. S. Bailey, Miss Bessie
Williams. Messis. ". i. Lumley. r. c.
Tupman and j. T. Jenkins;
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Following is the programme OF the
concert Ia be given al the Princess
Anne hotel Virginia Beach, this even
ing:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BOYS AND GIRLS-We arc rivinr ,u;ar
SlVo BICYCLES; yon can have one: par1icu-
lars free. ROMANCE NIAGAZiNE.
Broadway. New York nnriSl1;,
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RIDGEWOOD.

The Ladies' Aid Society Of tho Methodist Epis-
copal Church gave birthday party on Thursday
evening The admission was one penny for each
year OF ones life There exhibition OF old
pictures Of tho daguerreotype style, and a phono-
graph. Refreshments were served.
pelavan Rowland. who IS the conductor Of
several vocal societies in New-York intends TO give
a choral concert In Ridgewood in the near future,
with view TO organizing a permanent choral so
ciety here.
The lecture and concert at the Opern House on
"Wednesday evening attracted large audience.
There was a piano solo by Charles Van 8aar; De
Koyen's Ferry 70 Shallow Town" by Miss Chill
man: Golden Morn" by Miss Frances Lawless
The Rev. John A. Sullivan lectured on The Cross
and the Shamrock -. ~
The engagement has been announced OF the Rev
Mr. Rines formerly pastor OF the Baptist church
in This town TO Miss Greenvault. The wedding
Will take place in June.
The Rev. l. w. Stryker. OF Passaic, CONDUCTED
the Lenten service at Christ Church on friday
evening ~.
A reception under the management Of the Ladies
Aid SOCIETY Of the First Reformed Church was
held al the home Of Mrs. Edward Clark on Friday
evening ,a ,.,,--
The Ridgewood Club announces mixed bowling
and Chicago pool tournaments. with prizes in ehch
match for men and women
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ELIZABETH.

The Harmonic Building and Loan Association. Of
Elizabeth will celebrate next Wednesday night
ut Queens Hall. its twenty-ifth anniversary. The
association has membership OF over LOO
Elizabeth Lodge OF Elks held It's annual meeting
and election OF officers Monday nisIt, al its lodge
rooms The officers chosen were Exalted ruler. ..
p Russ: esteemed leading knight. John f. Brown
esteemed loyal knight Frank II. Dunn; esteemed
lecturing knight. William J. McCloud, jr.; secretary,
Fred D. Morse: treasurer. Arthur j. Rudd; tyler
George Hector. jr. esquire d J. Quinn chaplain.
A W Schwartz: trustee. George A. Squire; repre-
sentative 10 the Grand Lodge. G. A. Squire. The
newly elected officers installed by Past Ex
allied Ruler Squire, assisted by W. D. Wofskei as
grand esquire.
Miss Beaston delivered an entertaining lecture
before seventy women on Tuesday afternoon az the
Town and County Club. Her subject Dante.
the Prophet OF the Renaissance" The next lecture
OF the course will be given next Tuesday after
noon The subject viii be Louise de la VALERIE
The Junior superintondents OF tho Union County
Junior Christian Endeavor Union held a meeting
on Friday afternoon. in the Sunday-schOol room OF
P.ainheld, presided ri the session. which was an
interesting
The dramatic section Of the Elizabeth Turn
Verein will give an entertainment to-rnorrowAnight
at Turn Hall for the benefit Of the class which the
organization is going 10 send 70 ST. Louis 10 com
pete al the National Convention OF the North
The Elizabeth Athletic Club IS making great
prepare tons for the annual minstrel entertain
John F Cook Is manaSinS the rehearsal, while
Lewis VI. Kinds WI have charge OF the stage.
There will be elaborate song service this after
noon al the First Presbyterian Church The theme
viii be the Apostle Paul" and the selections VIII
be from Mendelssohn's oratorio. st Paul" An ad-
dress Will be delivered by the Rev. Or. Maring.
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WESTFIELD.

The chess tournament OF the J. o. s., which was
10 have been ended this week at the home OF Fred
Tageert was continued 70 some future date owing
TO there being a tie between Taggert and Maize.
At the meeting Of the Woman's Club. held on
Monday at the rooms of the Social Club. the at
tendance was large. The papers read were on
Education" Miss Annie Walker Johnson was
chairman -, -, -. -,
DR. A 5 Green entertained the Chess Club al his
home on the Boulevard on Monday evening.
The Rev j 4. Merrill. OF plainned. addressed
the Womens Christian Temperance Union on
Thursday evening on why Should women vote
on Tuesday evening there held an enjoy Die
gathering Al the home OF Miss May Clark; ~
proad-st Invitations had been issued 70 about
nftv guests and fully that number responded.
Among those present were Miss Lucy Green Miss
Matte Brainerd Miss Neitc Johnson Miss Bessie
smith Miss Edith EskhClme. Miss Edna Cox. Miss
Anna Kelley Miss Ethel Pearsall. Miss Edith
Mooney Miss Bertha Fink. Miss Lizzie kala~
Miss Bulah Lieh,foot. Miss Mabel pewey Miss
Mamie Hodges Ernest Alpers Harold Brainerd.
r. PearsaIl Samuel and Harry tombstone. Charles
and John Embelton. Frank Howe. George Ruin,
Martin Dewey Charles Taggert and William
Foster.
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JERSEY CITY.
SEVERAL PRETTY WEDDINGS LAST
WEEK.

ct MrcHAELs CLUB TO ENTERTAIN BISHOP
w1GGER-soCIAI GOSSIP OF INTEREST.
A pretty wedding was celebrated on Wednesday
evannr at the home OF Mrs. NJ Huston. No 40
vorL.st when her daughter Mamie was married
TO lanes C. Hitchcock Of Baltimore MISS Louise
I Huston was bridesmaid and James Smith was
host man The Rev Frederick f. Mortimer, rector
~ &, Marks Church. performed the ceremony.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs H. hhl"isue'
Mr. and Mrs A. Hitchcock. MT ana MIS-. -
Ruckhe Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Cooper, Mr.. anu NirS'
H. Bell Mrs Cox Miss Susie Waters, MISS L. l..
Kane. Miss L. Harvey. Miss K Connors ana
Messr. Entwistle, Houston HucAhe N'''"'' '
man Smith and Duke
Miss Addle z Meade OF this city, was married 10
Thomas r Roswear, Of Hazlet, y. j.. on Wednes-
day evening.
Miss Sophie Haefner and Herman Jennerich were
married on Wednesday afternoon at the nome o.
the bride No. 1894 Sherman-ave.
A prominent social affair Of early spring Will De
the wedding OF Miss Alice scudder and Frank H.
Hail The ceremony will take place In the 4aOe'-
naole on Thursday evening. April e.
The engagement OF Miss Carrie Hoas ana NOR
man Darmstatter IS announced
"A Browning Afternoon" was the title OF de-
lightful entertainment given at the home OF Ai's'
John /. Scudder Tuesday last
The Mnkakwa Clubs annual dinner was heIo h'
Relvtdere Hall. Creenville. on Wednesday evening
The Downtown Afternoon Euchre Club was enter
tanned on Tuesday last by Mrs Warren H. Dixon'
Of No II Wayne-st.
Mrs Elliott L. Butler, Mrs. John 8. Menagh ana
Mrs. John L. Kirk have arranged for charity
euchre TO be held on April q in the Palma CLUB
house.
Prosecutor Charles II. Winfield Mrs Winfield
Mrs Marshall Mrs. Howard Slater, Mr.. and MIS-
Joseph A. Dear Mrs s. Hague and the Hon.
George B. Fielder are spending the month Oh
March az Old Point Comfort. 80 -,..,
The Glove Euchre Club VIII meet on I Iiu N,S
April . al the home OF Miss Florence DouB'as' ~
The Ladies Social Union OF the First Universal
.st Church gave dime sociaQe on edt 's1'..'
evening at the home OF Frank Reid, NO - High
f-nigue Council No 434. Royal Arcanum gave an
entertainment and dance IN Hasbrouck HAN on
Wednesday evening. -,.,.,.- .,,h, he.
the Ladies Social Circle OF Parmly Mem0r I'D
Church in honor Of their new pastor the Kew Will
The Henry p slett Association gave It's annual
masquerade ball at tho Avenue House on Weuhes-
TUESDAY was ladies night" at Monticello Lodge
No 40 l. O. o. F. -, -, -.
The Teachers Club held an enjoyable social ses-
sion and entertainment on Tuesday evening IN
Crescent Hall. ,,,.x. ro
ON Wednesday evening the Turner Cyclers gave
their first annual reception at HenkeIs CASINO.
afternoon In Hasbrouck Institute. "Anthony H1po
and His Works the subject OF the day : uIS-
The choir of Trinity Baptist Church gave an en-
tertainrnen, IN the church on TUESDAY evening.
The L : Grant Association gave a stag and
smoker Tuesday night. 1T, ,. .
The members of St NllchaeIs CIuD VIII give d
dinner on April g in honor OF Bishop "igger.
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MONTCLAIR.

Thomas Manley gave an exhibition OF his pictures
at his home. IN Midland-ave on Friday and Sat-
urday, afternoon and evening
An Afternoon whist" will be given IN the Mont
clair Club Hall Thursday April q, for the bene-
fit Of the building fund OF Company X The lack
OF adequate accommodations is Keenly felt, and
the women OF the Monday Afternoon Whist Club
have originated this plan for forming q nucleus
Tor the fund.
Mr. and Mrs. Fremont Pennoyer celebrated their
crystal wedding their home. In Mdland-ave., on
Tuesday evening. a large number OF guests being
present Mr.. and Mrs. Pennoyer received large
number OF pieces OF cut and Bohemian glass
Yesterday evening the Mount Holyoke College
Glee and Banjo clubs gave well-attended con-
cert IN the Montclar Club Hall. under the patron
age OF Mrs. +. A. Bradley Mrs. a. r. Bradford,
Mrs Orvle Reed Mrs J. r. Rand. Mrs. Samuel
Holmes Mrs Randall Spaulding. Mrs John r..
Howard and Mrs. Franklia Dorman.
The Outlook Club held It's March meeting on Fri
day evening Tennyson's roems being read by Dr
Including Mrs F Wilson Miss Van Antwerp,
Miss L. r. Rouden Miss NJ. p. Platt. Charles II.
TAYLOR " II Guyer. John Porter and J. Harris
horne sang BLOW Bugles. Blow" and Crossing
the Bar" Miss Eleanor Tieman. contralto. sang
"Rreak. Break. Break"
Mrs Joel Jenkins entertained the Social Literary
Club at her home. ia Mountain-aye.. on "Wednesday
ar ernoon. Papers were read by Mrs. W. !. Dykes
ard Mrs Barry. a.
Miss Mabel Henins. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Robert NJ HeninG Of Hside-ave, and Elisha Tay-
Io-. OF Washington. ID. C.. will be married on
Tuesday. April 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-28
RAYONNE.

At the last meeting OF Court Winfield No. 49, For
esters Of America, delegates 70 the coming conven-
ton Of the Grand Court at Orange were chosen a.
follows: Louis O'Leary. Charles C. Kane and John
Warrock
The Womar's Missionary Society Of the First Re-
formed Church met On Monday afternoon The
topic was Mexico and Indians"
The usual games OF the Ladies' Bowling Club Of
the Bayonne Rowing Association were held at the
club alleys on Wednesday afternoon.
The following officers have been elected b. the
newly organized Choral Union OF the Bergen Point
Reformed Church: The Rev. r. - Ingiis. presi-
dent: Miss Emma Laubenhelmer secretary; Her
man Overlook treasurer.
The Crescent Euchre Club has finished its series
Of games for the season.
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TIE METHODIST CONFERENCE.
svccEssTUL APPLICANTS FOR oRDERs-KEFoRTs
AND DISCUSSIONS.

s-ccTssTUL APPLICANTS FOR oRDEFs-fS1f
AND DISCUSSIONS.
Trenton. March y-At the opening Of the New
Jersey Methodist Episcopal Conference this morn
ing there was an extended debate on the report
Of the Committee Freedmen's AID Society recon-
rnending that a day be set apart FOR speclaI cor
le,ton for the society. Many OF the clergymen IA
vored an amendment making the day an occasion
for an omnibus collection TINS resolution was
amended striking out the provision for special
day but commencing the object OF the society and
then adopted
Mrs S L. Baldwin, president OF the women
Missionary Society, who was a missionary LOT
twenty wears in China addressed the conference.
The Committee on Examinations made ihis report
OF successful applicants: For deacons oroers-->.
n Aspirwan r "A Eaton. d E. Clair. Edward
FIolles Caleb H Butterworth. D. Smith, Henry
johnson Local elders orders-John +. Lowden.
Elward McFaul. Elders orders, fun connecticns-
James D. Bills. Frederick l. J. Jewett. George T.
Harris.
Dr. A B Leonard. secretary OF tho Missionary
socsrv addressed the conference the society
work.
The days devotional exercises were conducted By
B. Z. Lippincott
The Bishop introduced Dr. Lpptncott, Of the Meth
odist Hospital Of Philadelphia who asked for an
official visitor from the conference At the close OF
Or. Lipplnco,ts address. :, F Hesler was appoint
Exercises were ;hen conducted Tor receiving the
following class into the conference into full connec-
Lee, John " power, Edmund J. Kulp and George
{. Poolton Bishop Warren addressed the class at
some length. and the members OF the class then
satisfactorily answered the questions.
Marshal owens presented a resolution urging mo
adoption OF Tho tre-ty Of arbitration by the senate
Of ne United States.
Reports were read from the Church Extension
Tract Society.
A resolution was passed urging the Legislature 10
pass the bill TO prevent boys under eighteen from
. PLAYING pool In poolroonas
Tho Bishop appointed the following Board OF FIX
SINNERS. The rev Messrs. Handley Herr. Grow.
Read J. c. Reed. Zelly Stevenson, Gamble, Neal.
SNYDER Van Zant Nichols. Sunhed. Lawrence,
Haines Howell Corson, Heilenman and Brunyate