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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28

of the National Luther League, designed
from Luther's coat-of-arms, has been
adopted.
The Henry Eek before the Police Court
several days ago, charged with petit lar
ceny, was not the gentleman of that
name residing at No. ST Randolph street.
The Chess Club tournament in progress
at the Powhatan Club is progressing
most interestingly. DR.. Myer, Mr.. Mac
farlane, and Mr.. London are tied for first
place.
Mr.. benjamin H Berry, Commissioner
OF Accounts, who has been very sick for
some time past, is little better, though
still unable to be out. He is able TO see
friends who call on him.
Mr.. A. C. Montgomery, of the r. w.
Jenknson Company, of Pittsburg, Pa,
is in the city on a pleasure visit. He
was piloted around the places of interest
yesterday by Mr.. c. Walton Saunders.
Murray Mcguire, a 12-year-old colored
boy, was bitten on the hand by terrier
dog, with which he was playing, at
Fourth and Clay streets, yesterday morn
ing. The wound was dressed at neigh
boring drugstore.
DR.. C. A. Bryce and daughter, Miss
Mildred, have returned to the city from
a visit to Southern Pines, n. c. The
Doctor reports a large crowd OF wealthy
and influential northern visitors and set
tiers at that point
Beverley C. Gates, the 5-year-old son
Of Mr. and Mrs. j. T.. Gates. who was
operated on few weeks ago at st. Luke's
Home by DR.. Stuart Mcclure for appendi-
citis, is able TO be out again, and Is look
ing better than ever.
The earnings of the Richmond and Pc
tersburg railroad for the month OF Feb
ruary. 1887, were 25,06679; expenses, Sls,-
303,S9. The earnings Of the petersburg
railroad for the same month were A4,-
$685. expenses, 81,
Mr.. Louis Cont, the stereotyper of the
State, met with painful accident yes
terday morning, in which his right wrist
was cut to the bone. He visited physi-
clan and had the wound dressed, and
then pluckily resumed his work.
Detective c. A. Gibson has received
letter from the mother of Joe Oder, whom
he sent TO his Missouri home few
weeks since, notifying him OF the safe
arrival of the lad. and rendering a mo-
theirs thanks for what had been done.
The alarm OF fire from Box 16 at 2l4
o'clock yesterday afternoon was caused
by blaze on the second floor OF the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
THE FOURQUREAN-PRICE Co.

Is still a mystery. The thief or thieves
invaded the sacred ediice and ransacked
and pilaged every nook and corner Of the
building. The entrance was made from
the rear. and as soon as inside the depre-
dators broke open and appropriated the
contents of the box in which contributions
for the poor Of the parish were kept. Not
a penny was left in the box. The next
work of the decorators was the stealing
Of the sacred vessels in the tabernacle,
articles of great value TO the church.
Immediately upon the discovery of the
robbery the affair was reported to the
police and an officer detailed on the case.
There is no clue whatever to the perpe-
traitors of the dead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28

Electric Stove Polish, regular SC. bar.
for 1c
300 Long Handle Basting Spoons. &c.
Tea Trays, full u inches, nicely ia
panned, gold trimmed. az Sc.
1Oc FloOr-Cloths tomorrow &c.
and l2c. best quality Scrub Brushes
&C.
$500 PACKAGES OF g.. s., 10. AND =
OUNCE Steel. CARPET TACKS, SPg
cIAL FOR TOMORROW, 3 PACK
AGES FOR 1c.
Again. 1900 Dozen Best Quality Ce1ai
Clothes Pins all perfect, az l-zc. dozen
Pretty Indian Seats. In Enamelbd
White, Oak, and Mahogany, beautilu
article for tho parlor. best S@D value
for sl22.
NEW DELFT CAKE PLATES. FLOW
BLUE COLORING, SCALLOPED, RAIS.
ED EDGES. HEAVILY GOLD STIp.
PIED, WORTH SOC, CUT TO pc. 1.-TWO
TO A BUYER)
Handsome Framed Pictures, Taper
Finest Photographers, actual value 81 cut
to $50
Splendid steel-Blade Knives and Forks.
strongly riveted and bolstered handles
worth regularly A.25 dozen. special To-.
morrow &C. each.
LIGHTWEIGHT WATER TUM.
BLERs, NEATLY DESIGNED. WORTH
100. A DOZEN, 100 DOZEN ARE READY
AND READY AT 11-2c. EACH.
Beautiful Nickel Parlor Lamps, centre.
draft burner. with I0-inch dome shade
complete. for SSc. a good 81 value.
English China Meat Dishes, nicely deco
rated, worth % and S5c.. for l0c. choice
Large-sze Turkey or Ham Dishes, nice
ly decorated, worth up to &, special pur.
chase price sec. choice.
100 dozen Real English China Pilates.
assorted decorations, worth 9Sc. a dozen.
for 1-2c. choice.
BEAUTIFUL SALAD OR FRUIT
BOWLS, HANDSOMELY DECORATED.
DRESDEN EFFECT, FANCY GOLD
TRIMMED EDGE, SPECIAL FOR MON.
DAY 19c.
30 Handsomely Decorated Banque,
Globes, extra thin, gives a beautiful lielt,
worth from s. to $40. choice Of any $50.
S-Fold Oak Screens. trimmed with silko-
line, for to-mOrrow's spe cial sale Sc.
SPECIAL PURCHASE OF go BEST.
QUALITY HEAVY RETINNED WASH
BOILERS, WITH PATENT BOTTOMS
EXTRA LARGE SIZE, No. z, WORTH
REGULARLY T6c., AS LONG AS THEY
LAST. sec.
Beautiful Carlsbad China Pitchers
handsomely decorated, full half-gallon
size, for 19c.
3-Quart Coffee Pots. strongly made
worth regularly l5c., for t.
GENUINE ROYAL TIPLITZ VASES.
FANCY SHAPES. ROYAL BISQUE FIN.
ISHED, RICHLY DECORATED. WORTH
UP TO 35c., CHOICE TOMORROW &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
NEED OF A SALVAGE CORPS.
Such an Institution Would lie
Great Thing for Richmond.

The need of a salvage corps has long
been felt by those connected with the
management OF the Richmond Fire De-
partment. gentleman who is very
much interested in this question writes
to the Dispatch:
Operated as an auxiliary to the Fire
Department, it would do great good, and
oftimes in a few hours pay for its main
tenance for a year. This city Is plenty
large TO supply a first class corps, and
ii would be a paying investment. The
Waller Scott fire and the Greentree
clearinghouse fire would, under the
watchfu eye Of Chief Fuller, have saved
the insurance companies a vast sum. II
goes without saying that the Chief can
not be responsible for water damage. His
duties are TO suppress, as soon as posi-
BILE the fire and take care of the water
afterwards, which he does, and IL is a
matter of frequent comment that the Fire
Department, actually after the fire is out,
gets the brooms, buckets, etc, and cleans
up enthusiastically not q part of their
duties. This matter has been a genera.
topic at the Fire Board, inasmuch as
these great water losses swell the totals
at the end of the year. and are likely TO
cause unfortunate comparisons TO be
made.
These institutions are universally sup
ported by the insurance companies, and
should be. but to make them efficient
they should be under the absolute con-
troll Of the Fire Department, subject to
their rules and regulations. This would
avoid clash, jealousies, and confusion, and
would be of great benefit 10 both the in
surance companies and the Fire Depart
ment. Nothing could be more inspiring
than 10 see a live salvage corps dash
from their quarters. with their smoke
helmets on. sitting upon their seats like
trained veterans, intent only on saving sife
and property. Among the many equip
ments, they carry the pompier ladder to
save life. skeleton keys to enter stores
without damage, observation-disclosures, and
many convenient appliances.
The best locations i'm the city for such
n company are available, and IL the In
surance companies desired TO own their
salvage quarters, site could be pro-
cured and the proper building erected
without great cost, while the cost OF
maintaining the payroll and feeding
stock would be surprisingly small, and
divided among the insurance companies,
would present a small quota indeed.
II Is certain that the city will not or
ganize and support one. but II occurs TO
me writer that there should be one, and
II II is created 1t will naturally be sup
ported by those mostly interested-the
underwriters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
Death OF Mrs. Charles Dingess.

Mrs. Sarah Dingess. wife of Mr. Charles
Dlngess, died at 100 o'clock yesterday
morning at the residence OF her SON.
in-law. Mr.. +. d. Starke No 5if west
Grace street. Mrs. Dingess was 90 years
Of age. and had been IN bad health ever
since she came to this city year ago
from jamestown, o. She had been Ill
since Christmas.
Mrs. Dingess was a lady OF beautiful,
Christian character. and her life had
been largely devoted TO charitable work
She was a Miss Sutton, and belonged TO
a Virginia family that moved TO Greene
county. o., early In the present century
from L.ynchburg. She moved TO Rich
mond last year to be near her only
daughter Mrs. Starke. The remains will
be taken TO jamestown. o., for inter-
ment, leaving here to-day via the Chesa-
peake and Ohio 2I5 p. NJ. train.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
FitzsJmmons Boat Club.

The above-named club has been organ
ized by the following gentlemen, who have
recently launched beautiful boat on
James river. and dedicated 1t TO the sue
cess of the champion Of the late pugilistic
battle. The club will soon make trip TO
Curtis Neck.
The following gentlemen compose the
organization: Messrs. Samuel lie Cler,
commodore; H. l.. Donnahue, captain;
James Bohannon, first mate; j. II. triseh-
korn second mate; James Bannon, pilot;
Loon IJchtenstein, steward; NJ. r. Ramos,
man before the mast or supercargo-
The first meeting OF the Owl Athletic
club last night proved a success. The fol-
owing officers were elected Messrs. Il. 9.
Murray. president; ID. NJ. Hill, yice-presi-
dent; Il. Pervious. secretary; A. NJ. Hew-
1T treasurer. The meeting was held at
The residence OF Mrs. NJ. l.. Hin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
Germans and the May Festival.

The German-American Choral Associa-
ton had a largely attended rehearsal last
Thursday night. Under direction of Pro
fessor Charles +. Mutter the choruses OF
Mendelssohn's "St. Paul. first parD were
gone through, and the singing was mos.
satisfactory. considering the short tim'
the organization has rehearsed this diff
cult music. Mrs. Rehling played the ac-
compartments. On next Tuesday night
the Characterization Choral Association
will join the Wednesday Club for &
general rehearsal OF "St. Paul" AS has
been previously stated. the two choruses
will unite at the May Festival in the per
Torrance OF "St. Paul."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
VIII Sing I'm stnunton.

Mr.. w. r. Walker. Assistant State Sec
tary of the Young Mems Christian Asso
citation, left Friday night for Staunton
He was joined there yesterday Afternoon
by Mr.. Haddon s. Watkins, and they vii
sing together at the Young Mems Chris
ton Association meeting there this after
noon.
Mr.. Watkins, whose voice Is always II
demand. will sing at Stanton this morn
ing at the Methodist church, and In tn
evening at the Baptist church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
They Scored n Big Hit.

An immense audience thronged Cor
coran Hall last Friday evening 10 witness
the initial performance of T.. c. Whalen's
comedy-drama, Under the SPELL" pre-
scented by the "Condoodlement Ideals" for
the benefit OF the Young Woman's Chris
tan Temperance Union.
The play is a particularly pretty one,
and in the hands Of the efficient cast that
handled it held the audience captive from
start to finish. Every character was well
taken and the whole performance was
thorough in every respect.
Owing to a large plumber Of people
having been unable TO gain admIttance.
Under the Spell" will be repeated to-
morrow evening at SIS o'clock at Cor
coTsn Hail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
TO PLAY EVERY DAY THIS WEEK.
College Teams To Contest at Broad
street Park.

The college team Will meet the Stars. a
strong amateur club from Richmond.
Monday afternoon at Broad-Street Park
Captain Mcneil expects 70 try his new
southpaw twirler. De Camps. In this
game. and Should he prove all right
great confidence Will be had In the 1897
team. The college aggregation will oc-
cupy the league grounds every day this
week. and hope to produce such an article
OF the national game as will render itself
worthy OF a liberal patronage from the
students and citizens OF Richmond. The
following will be the lineup of the Stars
Monday afternoon: Hicks. catcher
Doughty. pitcher; Barker. shortstop: An
thony. first base; Bender second base;
Cross third base; Cowardin, left field
J. cowardin. centre-feld; Quarles. right
field.
The Wake-Forest team will play Rich
mond College Tuesday afternoon.
The members OF the Richmond team be
gan arriving here yesterday. Stimmei
and stuItz arrived in the afternoon, an1
the Cincinnati contingent, including seve-
raj OF laY years men. viii be here to-
day at I'D o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
TaiIOr-r1ade Suits
and Wraps.

The verdict has been given. The
unanimous opinion is that there has never
been such a stock Of Tailor-Made Suits
and Wraps in Richmond as we are now
showing, and they all have that perfection
of fit and style found only In the genuine
Manufactured garments. They G. "a silk
lined throughout. and some half silk
lined, and others without silk. and the
prices are but a trlfle more than you pay
for the making.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28

1000 boxes Double-Pointed Toothpicks at
200 Small Glass Cream Pitchers. worth
1oc.. for &c.
400 MARKET-BASKETs. HALF-BUsH-
Ell SIZE. AT &c. EACH.
200 dozen Carlsbad China Dessert and
Fruit-Plates, with handsome decorations
and gold-line tracing, worth l9c., Tor &C.
choice.
Handsome Jardlnieres, practical shape.
variety of colors, all under-glazed ana
hard-fred, at Soc, worth double.
$50 BEST QUALITY WHITE GRANITE
WASH-BOWLS AND PITCHERS. EX-
IRA LARGE SIZE, OUR REGULAR
PRICE 50 AND &C.. MONDAYS PRICE,
25c. EACH.
80 dozen Gas-Globes, genuine German
flint. at &c.
Best Quality Yellow Custard Cups, set
Of for lsc.
Elegant Hand-Engraved Table Tum-
blers. real 81 value; set of for &c.
ELEGANT. LARGE SIZE ORANGE
AND BERRY BOWLS. BRILLIANT
CITT-GLASS PATTERN ACTUAL
VALUE $50: FOR THIS SALE, lac.
sELF-WRINGING MOP, WITH CLOTH
ATTACHED. DON'T SOIL THE HANDS
All LESS THAN NOol - ~"-NAA' 49,
$50 Glass Mounted Medallions, gold FLO
rentine frames, exact copies OF handsome
pictures, at u 1-2c. choice.
14-quart Heavy Stamped-Tin Dish-Pans
at &c.
TOMORROW WE WILL GIVE q TO
q PER CENT, REDUCTION ON ALL
CTJT-GLASS AND HAVILAND'S CHINA.
Genuine Cst-Glass Syrup Pitchers. with
best silver-plated tops, our regular prlSe
Csc; tomorrow, 39c. r,..L
our 81 so Rich Cut-Glass Syrup Pltchers
for sec.
Handsome Cut-Glass Olive or Preserve
Dishes. rich Venetian cuttings, worth
s2H, for s1.35.
Beautiful Cut-Glass Bowls. large size
handsome Colonial cuttings, worm reg
ularly 1857; for this special sale, 500.
Deep-Cut Glass Salad or Berry Bowls,
full size, regularly worth IS, for $3.50.
Handsome Cut Glass Oil or Vinegar Bot
ties. the regular Sl25 and CSC. ones, Tor
tomorrow only &c.
56-PIECE TEA SET FOR s1.9s.
GENUINE ENGLISH CHINA TEA
SETS. ELEGANT SPRAY DECORA-
TIONs. IS PIECES, WORTH "a, FOR
s1.9s, COMPLETE
D Real German China Tea Sets. nicely
decorated, worth Sc, for $500, complete
56-piece Genuine Carlsbad China Tea
Sets, with handsome floral spray decora-
tions. extra thin cups and saucers, actual
worth $50, for this special sale A5o'
complete.
500 1S-INCH MAPLE ICE AND CHOP
PING BOWLS AT sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
THE SPIDERS WON.
RICHMOND COLLEGE LADS SHUT
THE MACcABrTEs OUT.
FIRST GAME at BROAD-STREET PARK.
A Close and Exciting Contest wit
messed by q Crowd of Ladies md
Gentlemeu-Some vociferous Root
tnG-Both Teams Played We'll.

The new Broad-Street Park was chris
tened yesterday. The first baseball con.
test OF the year was fought there IN the
afternoon, and 1t was good one, TOO
From the beginning 10 the end the battle
fought on the one side by the Spiders from
Richmond College. and on the other by
the lads from McCabe's University School,
waged noroeIy. and though the Maccabites
were finally forced TO yield the palm OF
victory to their opponents. the game was
not won OF lost untn the last man was
out in the ninth inning.
The new park hasn't been completed
the benches haven't been placed in the
grandstand. and the diamond has not yet
been laid Off. but the field was in sufii-
GENTLY good condition TO enable the lads
from the two institutions Of learning 10
play a good game. The 200 or more ladies'
and gentlemen who witnessed the game
had 10 stand or SIT on tho floor in the
grandstand but this did not interfere with
their enjoyment of the contest and the
roofing was at times vociferous and
hearty.
1T WAS NIP AND TUCK.
Until the fourth inning II was nip ana
tuck with the two teams, aud neither
side scored Ellyson did the twirling for
Richmond College. and Landrum manipu-
lated the sphere for tho Maccabites. Both
did good work, and twirled with great
speed and much skin. Ellyson only per-
nitted three hits to be gotten from him.
but one Of the trio was a beautiful three
bagger 10 deep right, which was lined out
by Potts. Landrum suffered but little at
the hands of the Spiders, as only hVe
short singles were secured from him du-
ring the entire nine innings. At the stick
the Spiders are somewhat stronger than
the Maccabites. but the boys from the
University School felded much more bril-
liantly than did the college lads
A PRETTY CHANCE PLAY.
The athletes from the West-End institu-
ton were not slow in fielding, though. and
as a result of their alertness a beautiful
play was made in the second inning. Two
Maccabites were out and two were on
bases when Gordon hit a high fly in rear
OF third base. Wills promptly went after
the sphere, but the sun blinded him, and
the ball struck him on the back Of the
neck It bounded back into the air, and
when IL again started downward Bagby,
who had gone to Wills's assistance. gath
cred 1t in, thereby scoring a put-out, and
shutting off the only McCabe run that
seemed possible.
Pop" Tate umpired the game, and APP
parently tried 10 do so impartially. but
worst OF it. They would not have won the
game, though, and the decision dldnt hurt
much.
rba 5a@oilad score is here amended.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
Custer,s Last rIght.

very fine copy OF Cassidy Adams's
ANGUS picture, Clusters Last Fight"
1as been presented to the Dispatch By
he Anheuser Busch, Brewing Associa-
ION through their local manager, Mr..
Joseph Stumpf 1t is splendid specimen
Il the photographers art, and Is hand
lonely framed. The picture measures
Nx4O. II is reproduced in the same
.olors as the original. which has been
resented TO the Seventh Regiment,
United States Cavalry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
Hosiery.

Our Hosiery Stock calls for more atten-
ton than usual. The values are better
and there is more of them than you usu-
ally find.
Ladies' Black Hose double thread, me-
dunn and light weight. lie.
Ladies' Lisle-Thread Hose 25c.
Children's Three-Thread Hose, in Black
only. great value. IL 1-2c
Children's Black and Tan Hose. me-
dunn and heavy weight, double knee and
sole, lie.
Boys Iron-Frame Hose-the kind that
wear-25c.
Ladies' Isle Hose, in Slate, Cardinal,
and Rose. regular value 80, 20, and Soc;
choice, 25c.
Ladies' Persian-snk Club Ties. 1ac.;
for 25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
EXTRA SPECIaoo Laundry full inches long, at
choice.

choice.
$3.50 NICELY DECORATED TOILET
SETS. WITH PUBLISHED sLoP-JARs,
CONTAINING IL PIECES, FOR SOS
COMPLETE.
% English Toilet Sets, nicely decorated.
full worth s., for $50 complete.
q Handsome 10-piece Toilet Sets, assort-
ed decorations and shapes all stippled-gold
trimmed, worth up to $3.50, for 1898 COM
plete.
500 l5-inch Wash Boards. can be used on
both sides, regularly 10c., for &c.
REAL GERMAN CHINA CREAM
PITCHERS, FULL HALF-PINT SIZE,
FINELY TINTED ON A WHITE BODY,
WITH STIPPLED-GOLD DECORA-
TONS. REGULAR 19c. VALUE. FOR &c.
CHOICE.
100 Nicely Decorated Jardinieres. for
Easter flowers. decorated In all colors,
large size, worth &C.,, for 2oc choice.
50 Beautiful Jardinisres. made OF best
English pottery, worth regularly $50 and
g. for CSC. choice.
300 Full-Slze Steel-Flnlshed Hammers,
with nail-puIler, worth 15c., for &c.
500 Tack Hammers, not the cheap KIND,
but the regular l0c. kind. for &c.
NICELY DECORATED, IMPORTED,
THIN AUSTRIAN CHINA CUPS AND
SAUCERS, HAVILAND'S SHAPE. ACT
UAL WORTH $3.50 A DOZEN; SPECIAL
TOMORROW. &c. A PAIR.
&C. for 25c. After-Dlnner Cups and Sau-
GERS. all real china, new decorations,
worth up 10 2e.; choice sc.
Handsome Elegant Scrolled Brass Ban
quet-Lamps, latest design, Rocco FURNISH
ed head, warranted gold-plato; special FOR
Monday, 1926 complete.
so NICELY DECORATED PORCELAIN
DINNER SETS, NO SUCH SETS EVER
OFFERED IN RICHMOND FOR LESS
THAN $40; TOMORROW, COMPLETE
100 PIECES. FOR $685..
2 crates Finest English Porcelain Dinner
Sets, very choice decorations, 100 fulf-slze
pieces, including Soup-Tureen; for TINS
sale, s59S complete
Finest Qualify Carlsbad China Dinner
Sets 100 pieces, richly decorated, the pest
value ever offered for $40; our prico to-
morrow, N2 complete.
A MIGHTY SLASHING OF PRICES IN
BEST QUALITY CONTEMPORARIES.
1-quart Best Granite Tea or Coffee-Pots.
12c.
2-quart Best Granite Tea or Coffee-Pots.
No. Best Granite Tea-Kettles for 29c.
3-quart Best Granite Preserving kettles,
Extra Large 1O-Quart Granite Chamber
Pals. with Granite tops, for CSC
Best Granite Hanging Soap-Stands, DC
200 Best Granite Cuspadores NcheapeE
S-auart-size Best Granite Covered Buck
cts for lSc. -
Large Size Best Granite Drinking Cups
at &C.
11-2- AND 2-QUART-sIZE BEST
QUALITY MILK OR PUDDING-PANS
FOR Sc. CHOICE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
homeopathic Dispcnsary Opens
To-MorrOty

Everything is In readiness at the
homeopathic Free Dlspsnsary for the
opening. which will take place at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Physicians
will be In attendance at the general
medicine. surgical. and dental depart
ments Prescriptions will be given at a
merely nominal charge.
This institution Will be open every day
between the hours OF and O'Clock.
The Board OF Managers will meet at
the Dispensary On Tuesday afternoon at
43o o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
Pinned a Winning Came.

In spite of the fact that Captain Bur-
russ's team put up the magnificent score
of S57 pins on the first sting, they
were beaten out i'm the grand total by 81
pins. Mason did the best work for the
losing team. Captain Gregory contri-
buted the largest single sting score CID
Of the season TO swell the total Of the
winners
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
Visitors May Now See Gentry.

HARRISBURG. PA, March 27.-G0y.
ernor Hastings to-day approved the Os.
borne bill, amending the act OF 1875 so as
TO permit the friends Of condemned con.
victs 20 visit them in prison. The act was
meant for the benefit Of Gentry. the muir.
derer Of Madge Yorke, now awaiting exc.
cution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
Millinery.

preparations. The time is late this year
and all will want new Hat. Our dis
play OF Imported Hats from the famous
makers of the world and those by our
own modiste make a collection excelling
in beauty and artistic loneliness anything
heretofore shown. Place your orders for
Easter as early as possible and avoid the
-,,ek - IoO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
Totals ........-.......2s 3 5
MCARES SCHOOL.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

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Richmond College ........0 90 / 5000 p
McCabe's School ...........O 90 90 % y u
Summary: Three-base hit-Potts. Stolen
bases-McNeil GU. Rea %, huyson o.
Hirsch d). and De Camp %. Double
plays-Potts mnassisted). Murrel TO Potts.
Rases on baIls-On Ellyson. 2; off Landrum,
7. Hit by pitched ball-Potts. Struck
out-By Ellyson. 6; by Landrum, T. Time
OF game-1 hour and 40 minutes. Umpire
Mr.. Tate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
Ladies'S Kid Gloves.

All the most approved styles are here
In the best makes. No Gloves are admit
ted here that we cannot guarantee TO be
the best the money can buy. 81, s1.25,
81 so, So a pair.