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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-18

speak 10 those who have taken their JOBS.
Engineers on the Northeastern (Eng'
laqd) Railway demand the eight hour
day and time end a quarter for over
time.
Cleveland painters demand eight hours
with minimum Of 80 cents per hour. En-
ployers say they won't pay more IMAM
% cents, the days length to be fixed by
the men.
Michigan horeshoers held State con-
vention. They have q local branches.
with nine hundred members. A bill before
the Legislature makes horseshoer
claim for debt lien on the animal shod.
A dispatch from Bridal Veil. ore, says
that the Union Fishermen's Cooperative
Company has established n cannery. The
capital is $4,000. divided into 200 shares
OF 500 each, which are held by as many
different fishermen. no one being allowed
TO subscribe for more than one share. IN
order 10 prevent tho control OF the com
pany falling into the hands Of one man
or a ring Each stakeholder also sub
subscrlbes eight days work. or a total or
LOCO DAYS. and. with numerous volun-
teers from the ranks OF Notwithstanding
union men. the building was put up ana
the machinery installed at n minimum
Of outlay. Some time ago the canneries
organized and cut the price OF nsh w
a ton There was a strike for cents
per pound live weight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-18
cor. MOSBF INJIrED.

Grand Marshall Dodge Asks Him 10 Serve
on His stan 80 Grant Tomb Dedication.
NEW YORK. April 1.-THE body OF
General Grant was removed this after
noon from the temporary tomb. which
has sheltered it for nearly twelve years,
10 The imposing mausOleum, which is de-
signed 20 be It's permanent restingpldce.
There was no elaborate ceremonial, and.
beyond the attendance Of guard OF
honor. the removal was accomplished
without special incident.
Henry Holden Scheen, OF the Lee Rifles,
Of Virginia. called ON General Dodge to-
night. and stated that besides the Rifles,
Virginia would Dee represented at the dedi-
cation Of the monument by two colored
battalions of the First and Second Nlr-
GINA Volunteers and the Richmond
Light Infantry Blues Major Sol Clutch
inJ. one of tho oldest organizations in
the country. having been started DOB 1893.
They viii leave Richmond Saturday night
and will arrive here Sunday morning
Ills health permitting. Governor oFer-
rail-. Of Virginia viii come under escort
of the Richmond Blues.
Grand Marshal Dodge to-day sent q
srocal invitation 20 Colonel John S. Mos
by. requesting him to serve on the grand
marshalls STAFF.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-18
THE WORLD
OF LABOR.


London has a poison factory.
Des Moincs fathers organized
New York has 1900 hOrseshOers
Iowa. miners want 70 cents ton.
Munich reports bottled liquened air.
America has l57 women bartenders.
4 slot machine yields electric light.
Adam Swindle is a Stratford lawyer.
Greater New York has l,l-5 hotels.
A Fresno cask holds 1900 gallons.
Wheeling tube works employees struck.
Springfield, Mass, drug clerks are or
gauizng.
hours.
X. Of L. Is credited with 1900 mem
bers.
cleveland painters average less than
500 a year.
Brooklyn union carpenters get ~
for eight hours.
Michigan Legislature killed the bill TO
abolish convict labor.
pittsburg brewers and teamsters Will
reiOin the K Of l..
4 Frisco capitalist was fined $50 Tor
splitting in a street car
Iaconia. y H.. hosiery workers struck
against cut Of 10 per cent.
Wages Of Rochester street car men
have been cut 10 per cent.
hours and y cents an hour
Louisville breweres have signed the
union scale for the ensuing year.
Pttsburg butchers want the city to cut
rental for stalls 20 per cent.
Des Moines un.onists will insist upon
representation in the Legislature.
A big st. Paul clothing store has been
forced 10 employ union clerks.
Cincinnati cracker bakers union forced
the trust TO adopt the union label.
Montreal bricklayers struck for 80 cents
an hour and the nine hour day.
Woonsocket, r. l., weavers returned
20 work when guaranteed $50 day.
The Canadian government has pur-
chased the Bate des Chaleurs Railroad.
Illinois LEGISLATURE may pass a bll
preventing fire" and bankrupt" sales.
Ia Germany wooden weavers are here
after 10 run two looms, instead OF one,
as heretofore.
Rrooklyn union laborers will work
eight hours at 2S cents per hour. after
windsor (Ont) union iongshoremen's
new scale calls for less pay than IS now
received.
philadelphia carpenters want pieceworS
abolished They get now $50 10 $50
for nine hours.
pCnryn, England, qhaityiheh, VINO nave
been on strike eight months, refuse TO
compromise.
The department stores OF Montreal are
being prosecuted for selling drugs with
out a license.
Mllwaukee's chief hreweries have abol-
ished machinery and will employ oniy
union c0ooers.
The Warden OF the Pennsylvania west
ern Penltentiary addressed Pittsburg
unlonists on convict labor.
Milwaukee shoe dealers will cooperate
with blootbacks In the crusade against
free shines in department stores.
birmingham. Ala. printers denounced
the Mayor and Aldermen for leasing CITY
prisoners TO an iron and steel company.
United States Court at Cleveland has
ordered striking unionists to not even
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-18
HE FELL THIRTY FEET.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT LAST NIGHT 10
MR.. GEORGE ID. BISHOP.
Found Unconscious in the Rear OF l1o3 LIZ
East Clay Street. Where He HAD
Fallen From Window.

Last night about $3.50 o'clock a man
rushed into the Office of the Virginia Hos
pital and In an excited manner called for
DR.. Richard Ferguson, one OF the RESIDENT
physicians, at the same time saying that
some one had fallen from the window OF
one OF the houses just opposite the hcs-
pital and been killed.
DR.. Ferguson hurried across the street
to No. 1903 IL east Clay street, where IN
the rear OF the house he found man ~
ing upon the ground in an unconscious
condition.
The name OF the unfortunate person was
Mr. George ID. Bishop. an operator EN-
ployed al the Postal Telegraph ana cable
Company. ,
FELL THIRTY FEET.
Al first IL was thought he was dead.
From the window where he fell 10 the
brick walkway beneath Is a distance OF
nearly thirty feet.
Or. Ferguson az once had the man car
rled 10 his room. and applied restoratlves.
at the same time sending FOR DR.. Hugh
Taylor.
Or. Taylor was soon on the scene. and
after much work the TWO physicians sue
ceeded IN restoring Mr.. Bishop 10 con-
seriousness. lie had a slight wound on
the back Of his head, but none OF hls
bones were broken. Just at present the
doctors are unable 10 say whether Mr'
Bishop has sustained any Internal IN
juries.
As to how Mr.. Bishop happened 10 fall
is a matter OF considerable speculation.
A MARRIED MAN.
Mr.. Bishop occupied six rooms on the
second floor. These he rented from Mrs.
q. II. Ingles, the landlady. lie Is about
twenty eight years OF age and maiIth'
Last night at the time Of the accident ne
was In tho front room talking TO MS
wife. In "A few minutes ne went into one
Of the rear rooms. and few minutes later
some one heard him fail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-18
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-18

The story of Matthew Arnold ana the
American college president who BACKED
his boots for him. recently narrated by
the Springfield Republican reminds "a
CORES pendent OF the experience of q
weil-known Unitarian minister's wife in
the Connecticut valley, az the very same
nature.
An English clergyman stayed over night
o their house. aud their hired girl had
fallen ill and gone 60 Der own home. the
minister asked that one OF the servants
should "LnolN h.m QUO I. season lls
breakfast
Mrs. - arose early started prcpara-
lions for the NAL and went 10 rap az the
guests door. She found mis- boots there.
TO use her own language. Il took the
boots and claned them and carried them
back. trembling lest he should appear
and give further orders tO tine servant.
! prepared the breakfast and got it ON
the dining table. and then went 90 my
ROOM prinked IN honor OF our guest, then
10 the library and accompanied him 10
the table. When he vas about 10 de-
part IL was not 30 difficult 10 decline tho
tip for TIA eservant. for the reason that
She was not accustomed 20 receive such
gratituitics. as 30 Nas 10 keep serious
face. My husband has always complain
ed that 1 selnshly monop0llze all the
fun"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-18

haustlng every possible means Of avert
ing war.
Representative Hit, chairman Of the
House Committee on Foreign Affairs dur
ing the last Congress. and the undoubted
chairman Of the new committee, read
the early dispatches from Constantinople
and then commented briefly on the Sit
uatiOn.
I'm the event OF war said he" the
duty Of the United States will be plain TO
maintain neutrality and see that our
treaty obligations are maintained. The
sympathy OF our people will be with
Greece in this struggle. Compared with
Turkey she IS weak in military resources.
but the Greeks arc strong beyond their
border and there IS q large Greek popu-
lation within Turkey
SCENE or THE FIGHTING
Copyrighted, 1897 by the Associated
PressJ
LARIsSA headquarters OF the Greek
Army I'm Thesally). April H-Details OF
the fighting between the Greeks and
Turks az Nezeros. just within the Greek
frontier line I'm Thesssly, and due south
OF Mount Olympus. have been received.
The fighting originated, according 10 the
Greek reports. in an attempt upon the
part OF the Turkish forces 10 occupy au
abandoned post OF the Greeks. Inc
movement was opposed by the Greek
forces. whereupon the Turks opened fire,
and a sharp engagement, lasting four
hours. ensued. The Greeks eventually
rotreated. Their losses are not known.
This engagement occurred yesterday.
At , o'clock this morning heavy hring
between the Turks and the Greeks near
Nezcros was resumed The Greeks in the
meanwhile had been reinforced with artil-
lerv. which they brought into play upon
tho Turkish post at Kotroni The latter
vas eventually DESTROYED with dynamite.
n is reported as this dispatch IS sent
that the Greeks have occupied three
posts Of the Turkish stations and that
the Turks are retreaing. Crown Prince
Constantine, the Greek commander-in-
chief. and General Macris We're up an
night dispatchlng orders 20 the frontier
No further news has been received from
Macedonia regarding the movements OF
the Greek irregulars. The weather IS stlll
bitterly cold I'm the mountains.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-18

Graham at short and Madison at third.
La ROGUE will captain the team.
The boys at the Masonic Home played
a game yesterday afternoon with the
Manchester club with this result
Masonic Homo. %. Manchester. 3. The
Masonic Home has not lost a game this
season.
THE NEWARK TEAM.
The Newark Advertiser says II
George Ellis. owner Of the Atlantic Lea
cue Basel BAH Club. can effect his pur-
pose this city viii not get left In the
coming championship games. The open
ing of the season is TOW less than two
weeks of. and then The cranks Will get
the real article OF ball by this II is not
minated that the Newarks have not
been putting M a clever eXhibition.on
thc contrary tho work OF the team has
been exceptionally good and highly salts
factory TO both owner Ellis. Captain
Gilman and the fans ia general. In most
instances. however. the opposing teams
have not been able 10 give the cham
rous any Kind OF an argument. Thus
FAR only two games have been lost, one
o. p.-.rs0n and the other 20 the New
York Giants. both by a single run
glance at the long list OF names on the
pav-r0M would lead one 10 suppose that
a few releases had TO come sooner or
later. one OF the most recent 10 be cast
adrft was pitcher Limp.
As the case now stands there are 9TH
close 10 twenty men under contract and
the chances are that several will be
dropped within the next few weeks
II Eddie" Daley. the popular little
third-bascman OF the Newark Btlanuc
League team. continues TO put up the fine
article OF ban in the championship sea-
son that he has been showing thus far,
Doe IS likely TO lead an his rivals Ex-
change.
I'm certain quarters 10 was at first SUD-
posed that the Southern team represent
od in the Atlantic League would not sue
coed in holding their own against some
of the strong Northern clubs. It begins
t0 look. however. a. though Norfolk and
Richmond were going 10 be there at the
nuish.-Nowsrk Advertiser.
Tho Great Evening Leader defeated
"Grriugs Pets" in Fifth street field yes
terday afternoon by tine score Of 10 10 T.
The features OF the game were the pitch
ing of Murphy and the catching OF
OHara. Of the Great Evening Leader"
Not less than q hundred and fifty people
witnessed the rame yesterday afternoon.
Tho "WoN-End Gobblors' and the
Randolph Streets played an interesting
game Of lall yesterday morning In Cary
street field. resulting in favor Of the
Randolph Street boys 10 70 10.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-18

That "A Man should Get Into tile safe
Trouble for Opposite Offences.
49, -. Vr~sbf,etor star.

THAT a Man SHOULD Get Into the sare
Trouble for Opposite Offences.
From the Washington Star:
1t doesn't seem just right he said, as
he pushed the paper aawy from him.
what DOESN'T" she asked.
well" he explained. here's case
where a man has been sent 10 Jail Tor
bigamy.'
What is there wrong about thaty' she
demanded. Indignantly.
Nothing. nothing" ne fastened TO say.
knowing full we'll what would happen II
her wrath were aroused IN connection
with such a subject, that is, nothing Il
we consider that case by itself.
And IL we dont?" she said, iuquiringly.
eff We DON'T le said. We are imme-
diately confronted by case ia the very
next column where man has got It IN
the neck, as it were. IN a breach of prom
Use case
well. what's the mater with that"
she demanded again. with considerable
emphasis.
Nothing, nothing at ALL he answered.
so hastily that IL seemed evident that ~
again saw trouble ahead. that is MOTH
ing at all If we consider the case by itself.
man who can't live up TO his promise
ought 10 get in trouble.
Then, what arc you driving at?' she
exclaimed. you admit that they are
both doservedly punished and yet
"Deservodly punished when the cases
are considered separately he interrupt
ed Everything depends upon that"
Il don't quite follow you, she said.
"Of course not" he returned. Your
sex
Then he noticed tho way she was look
ing al him and decided that he would not
say IL. There are limits TO the daring or
even q courageous man. II he happens
TO be married.
you may not agree with me- he said,
meekly but the poinr | make IS that It
does - OF seem right 10 punish one man
for having too many wives and another
fJf not having enough
She laughed scoiLtuily. as II the mat
ter were not worth her attention, but ?
Is nevertheless true ,hat the subject that
he thus hesits tingly brought 10 her no.
tice has been scheduled for debate IN the
society Of which she Is president
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-18

virginia Played Great BAH and Deserve
tho GInrlnm- NIctnrv.

the Glorious victory.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. April Il.
-Spocial.-Vmginia defeated Yale for the
inst time here to-day, score l5 TO D, and
Virglnia's supporters are wild with JOY
tonight. one OF the largest ana most
enthl siastic crowds tnat every ass s'n-
bled on the grounds Witnessed the game
and Chcercd their i4Nprltca OF 10 Victory.
Virginia played great bau ana iu4ly n'-
served the glorious victory. bOth conner
and GrocnWay pitched Well the former
had the better of 10. and was held in great
STYLE by AcNair while Bartlett was uu-
able to hold the speedy 1feenWal. Inc
features of The game were the ballAB OBJ
AlcNair Melur.s TWO phenomenal catcncs,
ECnueys lclt-hand circus catch. Weir
CAPTURE Of HONtOn's drive TO right, ana
lioXtOn al-round good work.
Yale started her run getting IN the irst
inning, kcatOr was given life on Nalle
error. stole second and trottcd home on
IIamlns fOur-bagGer. GIeenWay got
triple and scored on Lctton sacrifice
Virginia shut the sons OF Lh OUT Tor
next four innings. ln the sixth Yale 8ot
two more. Weir. the FIRST man up, was my
hy Collier. but was forced out al second
by Finck. who reached nrst ana scored ON
Camps cOrking double 10 lcft. Ilrtclt
sacrificed Camp TO third and Wallace
scored him ON neat single. This ended
y ale's scoring
Virginia got five runs in the first. Male
flied out d Camp, HoNton walked 10 FIRST.
who reached first; cap" got 20 second
on Firck's error Of Mcllors groundcr
Martin advanced Collier 10 third and Mel
Tor to second on neat single. Captain
BCnnev got four had ones forcing Collier
in. and then with the bases fun. TWO
strikes and two cut McNair lifted the
hem out of the lot FOR beautiful and
most ofportt ne homer.
virginia was tlluked in the second. but
IN the third she got seven more On tlc s.
lad case or rattics, and singles 10y Nallc
and Hunt
In the fifth McNair scored, Nirsinia's
last run Ola a lCng hit over left field
ferco. AlcNairs work was excellent
throughout the game. and Nirginia's vic
tory is due i'm great measure 10 his good
work.
Yale tried three pitchers. Hec&er went
I'm first. but after Virginia had scored five
runs he vas taken out and Greenway
won't I'M and held virginia down % five
hits when Fincke took his place for the
remainder of the game. refOrest was
hurt IN the first and Bartlett caught the
rnrnn Score
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-18
Y.P.L. %. namnden Sidney. 8.

BLACKsBURG. VA. April l7.-speclal.
Tho Virginia Polytechnic Institute team
defeated Hampton sydney here this even
ing 10y a score OF - TO s.. Latimero e5-
soyed 10 pitch for Hampden-Sydney and
was knocked out OF the box after ten
singles and three doubles had been made
off him.
Morton replaced him I'm the seventh and
Jared as badly and being touched mp for
five singles and three doubles and a
triple starke pitched a good game for
the Institute and kept the visitors hits
well scattered.
Score: r. TT. L.
V. i. I.......................... 2s p 3
Hampden-Sydney .................. 10
Battcries-Laiimere Morton and Hern-
don; Starke and Harrison.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-18

Or. Manchester. who was Mr.. McKin-
leys pastor at Canton. tells a good story
concerning a reverend gentleman who
came TO Canton simply 10 pay his re-
spects TO the President-elect'
II am not an applicant for Office, said
the visitor TO the major when the latter
received him in his library II have
called simply for the purpose OF congrat-
ulating YOU upon your election.
This little episode was referred 10 by
DR.. Manchester while talking 10 party
or friends as a means OF Illustrating the
fact that seinshness Of the great majority
OF the friendly callers or Mr.. Mckinley
rendered this explanation necessary. lie
was barely through with IL when the
President said:
Hold on. Your friend took me over
in the corner and whispered that while
he did not want position for himself.
he would like for me 10 take care OF his
boy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-18
Heitfeld Becoming Dissipafed.

The new Senator from Idaho. Mr.. Heit-
field. has been talking 10 a reporter. lie
likes Washington and is looking forward
with lively interest 10 his first visit 10
Boston, but considers San Francisco the
greatest OF American cities.
This life In the East Is all new TO me-
he says II am getting so dissipated now
that / don't so 20 bed until 10 o'clock.
tout I'm my country we turn IN AT
o'clock and get up with the SUM- | arm
used. too 10 an active busy, life. so that
this sitting around all days makes mo
lazy Just as soon as the extra session
is over l am going back 20 harvest my
crops"
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SUMMARY.

Earned runs-V VI. l.. 3; Allegheny ?.
TwO-base hit-Otey Home runs-Stanord.
Taylor. Duke Base hits-V. NJ. l.. 8: Ale
ehany 9. Hit by pitoher-Stafford l..
Struck out-By Stafford. !; ALLEN 3; Bal
lentyne A. Bases on balls-stanord g. Al
len g. Ballentyne. 4. Errors-V. NJ. l.. s;
Allegheny. .. Time Of game hours. 80
minutes Umpires-Messrs. Pratt ana
Webb Washington and Lee University.
The Allegheny team returns TO Roanoke
tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-18
The Tickets Distributed.

A called meeting of the CONF lorIte
Memorial Literary Society WAS held at
the Confederate Museum az 1890 o.tl1cN
yesterday afternoon. with Mrs. judge IL.
c. Minor in the chair The maetln- was
for the purpose OF distributing tickets
aWOng The ladie-~f0r the coming Cuban
entertainment. After the distribution az
the tickets some routine business was
transacted ana tlc meeting adjourned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-18

base hit-Grconway Homo runs-Hsmliin'
McNair. ?. stolen bases aIe. - '" d, 20
Grecnway. 3. hit by pitched ball@Weir.
Struck out-By Grc,nway. 4. By tlncke'
3; by Collier 6. Passed balls-Baru ~ =
Left on bases-Yale, 4; Virginia. l. "ed-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-18
LehIrh. S. Norlh CaroIIna. S.

CHAPEL ELL. y. c.. April l7.-Special
-Lohigh and Carolina played tie game
to-day. Score s 10 s, six innings played.
HE
I ohioh .......... 204 o. 6 O. g.
carolina .............. 006I1O-s 90
A second game I'm Winston on Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-18

The Cadets Put Up Good CT me, but Were
nutcIass.d.

LEXINGTON, VA. April I.-Special-
The visitors to-day proved too much lor
the home team. The Allegheny Institute
team plays a good all round game and are
hard hitters They were trained by wal
ter Brodie. OF Baltimore. The V. NJ. l.
team put up good game. bpt were out
classed. The features Of the game were
catch by Otey, catch by Boston. stop BY
Ship. Miller was hurt in the third inning.
Gibbs substituted. Score by innings:
2 8 6 So
V. VI. I. .............O 0 0 2 0 3 %
Allegheny ........4 2 sal 21 O-lg
Batteries: V.M. stafford Allen. NJ
Ter. Gibbs. eghany-Ballerstine Accor-
efui
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-18

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. April 1.-THE
MARYLAND University baseball club won
to-days game from Newport News.
Score
RH.E.
MARYLAND ...........2OOOO4OO1-7 10 2
Newport News ..... O. o 0 O030 &C 8
Batteries. Brooks and Pond, Apologize
ana Blandford and Magee Enright and
Magee. 1.-TWO MAGE In lolml
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-18
leiebrat. the Day.

"Wife. give the goldfish some fresh
water"
ION my birthday
Your birthday? Give EN- beer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-18
THE CHERUBS DO BETTER
UNrT1 TnE sETENrH INNING MAD
TnE CAME WELLIN HAND.
But Battling Rally in the Eighth, How-
ever. Gave Washington the Lead, aud

WASHINGTON. D. c.. April l7.-spe-
cial-Unn the seventh inning to-day
schmidt pitched with remarkable strength
and Ao tachmonds had the game
well ia hand a batting rally
.n the eighth. however. enabled
the Washugtons TO win out. The WISH
tors played an excellent fielding game.
The score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-18

An actor DIED the other day and only
one widow has put ian claim for his
makeup outnt. This Is oisn OF the most
extraordinary cases on rccorc.--CloNeAnd
Leader. :.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-18
SoHro1K, ss; JOINS HOPKINS, 4.
Pie a Difficult Problem Compared TO This

Iie DifhCuIt Ir0hIeW tomphIed TO IDS
Contest.
NORFOLK. VA, April l7.-special.-
Norfolk. walked an around Johns Hopkins
to-day. made monkeys Of the Cohegians'
and after an exceedingly boresome game,
quit a winner by a majority Of is. the
score being % TO 4.
The College boys were evidently under
hack and their pitcher was the easiest
fruit ever plucked I'm these gardens
Score.