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Evening star., 1897-05-29

One of the victims Of the dishonesty and
Incidence of the cowbird is the wood pewce.
1t may be that frequent losses of broods
have so preyed upon the spirits of this bird
as to bring it into condition of perpetual
mourning. Its somber garb and melan-
choly tones would justify such a notion.
Whatever the cause, however, it is a fact
that during June this little fly catcher fills
the groves with mournful music. Its notes
fall from the upper chambers of the woods
in saddened and pensive cadences, as
though some grief-worn spirit were near,
-sighing its sorrow and regret for the happy
days that can never return.
HENRY OLDYS.
Evening star., 1897-05-29

Greece has a big sea coast but buys
abroad ali her fish.
Henry Austin Adams. formerly an Epis-
copal clergyman, has become editor OF
Donahoe's Magazine of Boston.
France has a dialect society, the Societe
des Parlers de France, which is collecting
legends and songs in all parts of France
by means of the phonograph.
DR.. David s. Schaff of Jacksonville. ILL.,,
who has been called to the chair of ancient
history in Lane Theological Seminary Gin
cinnati, is knowa as the father of Rugby
foot ball in America. He was the captain
of the first Yale team when it played its
match with Columbia in 1S72-the first in
tercollegiatc foot bali game in this coun-
try.
Wisconsin's game wardens are going to
propagate Chinese pheaSants.
There were over 200 applicants for per-
mission to enter the competition to sub.
NIT plans for the proposed new capitol OF
Pennsylvania, the number of the architects
being limited by the law to six.
A Maine editor suggests that the fisher
men, instead of giving the number and
pounds of fish they take, shall lay them
end to end and then speak Of them as sc
many feet of trout, bass or pickerel.
England has trouble in getting recruits
1t Is proposed to pay the passage home
for stl anded Britons in America.
Evening star., 1897-05-29

The American representatives Of the
cuckoo family can hardly be called sing
ers. They have not even as much music in
their souls as that familiar piece Of mech
arism. the cuckoo clock. Yet there il
something pleasant about the discordant
noise that he emits in lieu of song. It
sounds like the effect produced by clapping
two cocoanut shells together, at first rapid
ly. but soon with strong rifard, and d
believed by the farmer to predict rain. It
is this weather bureau reputation Of his
that causes him to be known as a rain
crow" When not uttering his loud call, Re
is very silent, gliding softly through the
neutral-tinted body usually concealed amid
the foliage.
Our cuckoo differs from that OF Europe
In that he 10 not too indolent to build his
farmer With e persisteacy that a sur~ to
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-06

Richmond: James J. Fosters trustee 10
John Hart % feet on south side IdNe'
street. between Second and Ihiiu' wv
Anderson Hardaways trustees anu
Thomas IT, Briggs 10 Eliza NJ VIC o.
rs. W. Young, IL - feet on north sue
Leigh street. s3 feet east OF Gilmer' w.
h. l.. Montague. special Commissioner
10 Mclscuia S. Smith. D. SO feet on we.
side Eighteenth street. between bIo"'
and Marshall. $500.
Elizabeth ST. Scott 20 a. j. FIi.e. D..
facn ou north side Leigh stfet '' rect
west of Third. $500
Thomas D.. Sasg and wife 10 D.. h
Talmferro. 80 feet on south SIDE liosIiiai
street. $1,000.
John s. Nondorlchr ard vile i' i'ini
j.. Lambert trustee. @ feet on south
side clay sireot 90 feet cast OK Graham.
$3.50
H.nrico: j.. IT. Duval and wifi" 10
louis clay. 4 acre near Hermitage road.
500
b. *. Franklin and vito 20 George r..
Fisher f1 feet on south side '1k"ood
avenue e., fee. west of MNi avenue. $500
Southern lmn and lnvc- tm'n' COM
ranys trustees TO Henry O. mmei.
i6 1f4-loo acres on north side oak"ool
avenue $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-06

The following appeared in tho Philadci-
Ihaia Ledger recently about Che playing
OF Teresa tarreno. VINO viii appear no the
Academy Of Music next Saturday under
the auspices OF the Metropolitan tJn-
cert Company.
Teresa Carrcuo. who returned 90 'hc
Academy last evening. after too long 80
absence 10 figure as tle soloist oi Ihr
fourfh Boston Symphony concert was
received with ADD me hOnors ana disc
tnction due a. workable STAR Well She
n .eht be- for wlii.. This giftcd pianist was
loard 300 but Cnc number lkuninsiein
so j. minor cOnccrioI bier WORK there
bon sparkled with musical lustre that
well deserved the enthusiastic appreciA-
ton of tho large house and which would
have suf.ted. had she never played mere
before. to stamp Ner ass an ARTIST ~ enlH-
ing achievement Perhaps hrilhancy VIII
hest sum mp the many virtues ~ Gag
rcu0's DDIiormu Gee. and. although the ad-
iDctfyc is $50 hackucyed and 500 ui irn il'--
applied or wasted that one bates 90 use i,,
nO more appropriate woI1 can De l'-iiH
when bestowed. as ln t0s instance D"
IT'S finest sense.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-06

The Smthdcal College Literary ana
Musical Society held ts regular meeting
last night i'm the college rooms. This bee
ing more particularly a. business meeting.
the regular debate was dispensed with.
The following programme was carried
out prior % the business meeting j.
Prayer. .. Defamation. Mr.. NJ. Scham-
Der. @. Solo. "The Blue Juniata. Mr..
j. VI. BinforI. 4 Guitar solo, Mrs smith
deal. b. Solo. "Eon Bolt Mr. Weldon
Anderson @. Instrumental quartette,
Messrs. Leary Moody Friend and Dur
ham.
The following new officers were elected:
President. Professor r.. H. Marks. Vice
President MI r. lee Hewitt. Sergeant
at-Arms. Mr. r.. j. Smith. Secretary Miss
Emma schmidt. Treasurer. Mr. r. NJ.
Johnston. Critic. Mrs G.. NJ. Smithlcal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-06
uKrssICk FOR MARSHALL.
lie il wanted in the Forefront NJ sc"
Yorl-The By-tander- Took Pan.


AslfEVuLE. y. c.. April 5-special.-
Major j.. +. McKissick. proprietor Of
the Battery Park Hotel has been appoint
,f %, General Grceuyulc NJ Dodge as the
marshal 10 represent North Carolina al
ts. urveu.ns of Grants tomb 10 River
Side Park. Major McKissick has not yet
accepted tor Dee does not yct hHo" 1""'
lc can De present
Tin. appo.utmcut OF Major Mckissich
was mlde without his knowledge, and
az the Instance of several members oi t"e
Union League CLUB.
About ! ocl0ca saturday night bur
eftr attempted % enter tne house OK
Mayor Cooke. OF this city. who was
aroused. and tired 100 him as hc ran. but
does nor think he hlt him
Report wls brought here Saturday nisht
OF . r,e dght among crowd OF noun
tiue-r- near Bryan City in which Il
man. named Carver. was killed. and sew
cral others were injured 80 particulars
could Doe learned. other than it began
in "a nent between Two men, and the by-
ISLANDERS took part
James Lcdbetter. worthless and
drunken NEGRO. was killed late Saturday
night n negro restaurant in This city
ly Eugene Boyd the proprietor Led
better was drunk and dl-orderly and was
ordered 10 leave The place. and refused.
s. difficulty onsucd i1 which Boyd struck
I.edhettcr with glass. THE blow tractur.
eI tine skull. and Lcdhctter died in few
hours Boyd and two witnesses are .n
.iL
The body Of 900 unknown white man
w1s found n the French Broad river
about twelve miles below here. last sat-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-06
IN ALBEMARLE COUNTY
tpgII COTRT ~ IIOR>I-SHOU DAY
md POLIIICIL oTPOKIJINIJ.
Meeting of ,Iie school Board-J. q. Munday
Loses His store and stock aud Fans
flv uaven Narrow Escape.

C1IARLOTEEsylLLE VA. April g.
sl,cial.-Albcmarlo County Court con-
vcred at Il o'clock this morning Judge
John N. White presiding.
April court IS generally known as
"Horse-show Day" and the city was fun
OF fine stock.
April court. as usual. brought a large
number Of people from the rural dis
tricts.
r. W. Nelson and John W. Harris.
aspirants FOR legislative hOnors. were
on the court green. Misunderstanding anu
mineling with the people. MIR llarIIS
thinks his chance for a. seat in the House
is very promising Mr. Nelson also -
very saueulne about his chances.
TIE SCHOOL BOARD.
The County School Board held meet
ing at u O. clock. The principal object OF
the meeting was 90 urge on the trustees
Tire Importance OF attending the state con-
vcnuon 10 be held IN Richmond in May.
the object OF which is 10 discuss the free
school system and TO adopt the best plans
TO further the interest If the free schools
Of Virginia.
Mr.. j. O. Munday merchant at Burn
miles from this city lost by fire on Sat-
urday night his store-house and stock OK
goods.
The family Of Mr.. w. W lie Teller.
who lived in the house adjoining tho store
had an their furniture consumed and
barely escaped with their lives. Fire oc-
CURED at O'Clock az night.
About years ago a. stOreroom and resi-
dencc which stood or the same spot WAS
consumed boy fire burning TO death the
wife of Mr. Le Teller
A GOOD ARRANGEMENT.
DIT T.. o. Lovett. Of J0hns-Iopkns Uni-
vcrsitv. delivered h.s second or q series
Of lectures before the class 300 mathema-
tics at the University Of Virginia this
morning at II o'clock.
Roy. n. IT, Pitt. Of Richmond. occupied
tho chapel pulpit at tho University yestor-
day morning and evening preaching tNo
able disoourecs Tho present arrange
mcnt OF supplying tho pulpit each SUM
dav bv distinguished d.yncs from dIs-
lance is very popular with lho students
and large numbers arc attending these
services.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-06

Rev. VI. ,. Broaddu. at NO x for the
~oufhwe-t Institute.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. April 5.-Spo-
c.l-The cruiser Mame arrived he,c for
cml to-dav
The report of tlc chlcfofpoi.co shows
tElt one hundred and cighty-siN arrests
wcro made here during March. Five hume
dred anl sixty dollars in fines were im-
POSED.
Rev. - j. Bioaddus. Of the Southwest
crn Virginia institute q Bristol Va. is
here. lie Tel tie mems afternoon meet
ing at the Y. NJ. C.. A. rooms yesterday
and inspired his hearers by DTS plthos
aud eloQuence. Mr.. Broaddus SIS making
q canvass II Virginia for funds 90 save
The Southwestern institute from bring
sold under a Iced OF Trust. lie has m't
with llberaf response from DIS brother
Bapusts and people a. other denoni-
nations have aided him. (->m0 having
been subscribed with ,he provision that
the $4,000 needed must 7e subscribed lee
fore the subscriptions ara hndin-.
fie has only q limited time DID which 70
raise the balance. a committee Of CATH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-06
PIIITNG UIIH FIKf.
A Famous Brood Mare Dies 4 Minister'S
Call.

EASTViLIE. VA, April g. Special
Last Monday while Mr.. }. " Abdeil was
out Of his shop. in this town "a liftle negro
boz kini'ed TIRE in "a Ciear box and r .ac-
ca IL under the edge 81 the building, out
without airy intention OF burning d. rae
was PLAYING and only wanted a nre 10
carry ont part of IFS programme. HOW
ever the shop caught. and was Only saN'1
bv the return Of the apprentice WHO aia-
covered the fire and eXtirgulshed g.
Rev. T. n. PerneN. pastor OF the Lap
tlst churches az Eastvil.e and WWlto~n'
has received a cali from clark county va,
and viii visi; fhal county lu a few Gays I'D
view tie field az labor. His church ann
many famule- hope that be Will declle 20
stay here lie has been pastor OF hls
present charge for about seven years, ana
bis work has been very successiul
Princess Esther. one Of the most nol
brood mare on the Eastern shore. cl'n
this week. at the age Of twenty-seE,n
years This mare was owned ny az
Edward +. Nottingham. ~ EastviHe. ana
has one OF nc greatest records or any
brood mare in the state. she was W.
dem az the two fastest racers '. lii'
county arerdiz. record III. ana was
sold for g. 000 hy Mr. Nottingham 90 gee
feuan Ben Philadelphia The other was
Corbett. record 2 Is. and won several races
last year
Size also was .he dam of several more
horses of less note. which aai rec'iu7
below 60.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-06

PCHATAN co. VA.-Aprn Airs.
Charles Il. Ashnuircr is visiting Der fa-
tIer. Hon. j. laskns Honson. at Mt
AIRY.
This a. NJ near Bclona. her clothes
caught while attempting To- put oat a
fYft-f fire that was raging near Der ho4-0.
Young Lichtuon. Coiorct yoeth. WHO
VIII De- arfaered for murder DID, ihe '' ii -
~ court to-day. ls quite small and only
theirtecn wears Old
Most OF inc public schools in the county
have closed their session.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-06
Urfnced a REGISTER.

Justice c. c. Vincent at Henrico
County Court house had a. remarkable
case before him Yesterday morning. when
Robert Campbell "a white man was hauled
mp 10 answer a serious charge. namely.
that of defacing the register kept AT the
National Cemetery AT Seven Pines for
visitors to mscribe their names in
Complaint was made 10y the keeper Of
the cemetery. that Campbell had upset.
or spilled. bottle or ipkstand of ink on
tho register wiifIlly and with intent 10
defacc. 81 octcra. but Campbell pleaded
drunkenness ana that it was accidental.
so the Justice fined him $3.50 ANA COSTS.
and let DO go at that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-06

NEW PORT NEWS. VA. April 5.-Spe-
cial Tho baseball season was formally
opened az RivcrVlcw Park this afternoon
bv the FIRST of series OF three games
between the Baltimore National League
team and the Southeastern Virginia
League team of Newport News.
Both teams played rather stifily but
the Oriors wcr, in very good shape
The following IS the score Of the game
by innings.
score. r. IT, j..
BALTIMORE. .....O022OO3Ox-7 il 2
Newport News ....O2ec0OO0o- 4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-06

Charles II. Epps was reported as sui
oOnnned Co his bed.
The death OF Comrade W. ID. Nrenn
was reported. and committee To uiatL
and report appropriate resolutions on ms
death Was appointed. consisting OF Coz
ouel r.. +. MOrriss with Comrades L. .
Gates and J.. r.. Richardson.
Ihe REGULAR business 81 tine camp "'i"h
concluded. there was an dgreeauiy
feature introduced in the appearance OK
C0mrade C0Wardin musical ldhrt o.
which is composed OF seven little cAN-
dren. girls aud boys.
Though n tile tender ages OF from ioui
20 twelve years. they gave never .. ...,..,..
a delightful uroeranme Of martial music
with nfs and drum that was very peas
iug Co the veterans. -
After this came some vocal mus, ll"i' i
Mr. John rearman and his quariritc. an
then Comrades Past-COmmandcr 4. !.
Pollard and 81 T Philips gave the camp
am iutcTo ting talk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-06

Ole Church officials from Baltimore re-
Gently visited the Institute add decidtd
10 purchase the property II II were OF
fered for sale This fact hos made me
friends OF the Institute reloublc their
efforts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-06
RICHMOND OUTCLASSED.
NOT EVEN ron A MINtIf CONN
THhr nom THEiR OWN.
ri,t.bure Had Lots OF Fun Yesterday Ives
ming. but II j. Hoped the Game
To-Day VIII Er Dihcrcn'.

,..,-.,on...,..,, ,.,~
Plttsburg found Richmond an easy '"''e
Yesterday afternoon, and " the ioc"'7
don't get together in team work. ana eN-
.rciso ~ orc with the stick the other At
-. $500. .f,,hs viii ind them easy
"nuc N"h"O N'''''
lllrgs when The season gets q" las way
Richmond would better settle right down
4, hard work now. ana go ln for husi-
=" ''"' 49,. .'....l., tom, and
ness The people want " s'"" ''"'''
agc DEMANDING 20, ana IL the management
ol the club want the support OF the people
-. ,.,,.. .,,... tter, Good bau
'"eJ must bN' '"'"' ''''
b. FAR as has been shown i'icninohl is
weak 300 the box. in'Ic may pc Iisl N''..'
tD4O,r in the corps oI pit'h,i" "o" nv
uAu no doubt ihtfc u.s. "ut '"'' '''D''
must come out.
ri!hn' pm ilS optHins r",no' i, ,','t
is1saic ~ ms "ist l'i''i's a. ~. 49,,
~ IttSveit ,.7s W. ~ ,,,, f,,,r nm.
DIX ava" "'O,'.'' i"' '''' H. i'..'d 40. n
mere crossed tno P'n'', nc ,,.'r...l
80 ia" ,a ,',' MIN ~ e7,o.6inr syrup.
- -, I.fit fI,t Eltnn 81. I'll tuo
.,Ir',r y.rnn b., v.frts fo b, and TINS is
80. I'm. n, ,,,nfs In make ms s.ring
ttt ''4.' "' """''
~. CIV RI, ~ hr1 49, rirco innings
IN az, tstt,.l,,,,,,e ,f,,u.n 49, t,yo mas
800 IS ~, r,,,,.
et,h - bi,, ~ STAYING oualiffe-.
o4'4'' s"f' . r. ti,, f.l
put ia. ."i w., ~ v' ~, ... ij'' ''0 ''7
'V"1 -"'. 49,. c.o~i, lies lo
a. j., Ill.,, ,o 20 .,-f ,l.,o liz mo- -eiliny
49,, mo-. |1,..io, fro,n The rorps of
W. ,'", i." t,,.., e,,.,.'r to show un
b.'' ,,,ii ne ~. shoYii5i 'fnouch aftcr Il
U,ect,e ngnbsrin.. ,f,
,.t,,,t,. ..t. ,.,t,t-pu
I'm =, an - 49, ~, 80. .,,
49, p.,,.. r, ,,'i'l. Sill m Inc
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-06
DR.. Humphreys
SayS!!!
AS TT" is to Grip
SO
TO- is to Dyspepsia.

Sold by druggists. or sent on receipt OF
25c.. 51c. gr a.. Humphreys Med. Co, Cor
William ana john streets, New YORK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-06

Ex-Governor Frar Brown and % party
30 81 cylinders lre % the jefferson. The
Governor attracted Ich attention by nis
stately hearer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-06

Tho Piusburg clu.- returned 20 ltoa-
uoke last night. where they viii remain
until Friday leaving that evening Tor
Fittshurg.
piual Park this afternoon. with the
following team up:PItehcrs. Brandt ana
Orth. catcher. Clements. arst base. La
ioic. second base Mailman. thfd pa7c'
right Thompson. left. Delenanty.
Mari VIII arrive tomorrow Jnd liaI-
grove is expected TO join the club about
Thursday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-06
Underwear.

Lld.cs' EILled cotton Nesis. iapod
neck and sIeefes.......l2 -. lG --lc
Ladies' Ribbed Llsie Vests. silk
t.Ie iu n. b all sleeves. -. 50. iIc
Ladies hlulsd Vests. long sieeN. $.
Ladies' Ribbed Pants. knee and
ankle lensth. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
Complete stock NJ Ladies Gentle
men and Chllrens Underwear
for spring wear.
We are agents for Or. Jargus' san
ltary WColen underwear
silks
our SILK Department is filed 70
ovefacv-trr with choice silk fab
rics. and many are here 20 be seen
that are not TO be found else
where.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-06
Skirtines


Immense eEoH.l- nf n. fro ne"'
effects .n N.en bonn nn-.
-. fN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-06

summary. Earned runs tlisbuts b.
-r,.o-Lrcc hits smith Gardner Three
t9e, bite-Flv. Home runs-Ely.
stolen bases Kurns. Gardner 3
Suedcn. Tannehll Elherieid kain.
Wells Iasc ON haus-Ou Chrsotp
. on Flvnn @ or gmnchn .. Hit 5y
pitched balls Srpdcn. struck olt-ly
ranuahnl. Elhcrfsld. Kahn. Wells. hy
Fynn. Kuhns Time OF game. wo hours.
'rlufrs Mr. Tate
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-11-16
Evening star, phone No G3.

Evening star, phone No G3.
-Weihe's is the place for dainty
holiday gifts.
-Bicycle a3d driving gloves at
Rheinauer's dry goods house.
The vaccine virus has arrived
that was ordered by the beard d
health.
Go to the Home Restaurant
when you desire a quiet retreat
in which you may find a whole
some meal.
A bargain, 25 sheets OF paper
and Is envelopes for Toe, at the
Autobiography drug store.
Mr.. Watkins Of Rochelle, who
has been in the ely on business
for the past week, returned today.
w. II. Martin has always the
latest magazines papers and
books.
Clocks and silverware. Jew
elry, watches and diamonds, nice
and new at Weihc's..
p, L. Starbird, OF tho \ W.
Hackctt store, has returned
from visiting friends at S.url1a.
Frog in your throat: Vt the
top Of the ladder, ut tie Anti
Monopoly drug store, See it.
Toe.
Best Of Florida stall fyd
meats ana choice sausage nj sec
ond stall on the right. Black <
Ncrcen.
Mrs. NJ. II. Thompson has he'd
the interior Of the Tea Tot gro
Gerry nicely re-papered ANA OH
erwise touched up.
A choice line Of new calico
homcspun$, shc2tin@, ein&hMns,
domc>Ia- ana notions 1T I. X.
Powers.
! have 4 full Iiuc of mardo~
lin, violin ard uitar strings and
will /. Ike olde'a for beet music
ka,I \Er.h y. N.~h'S
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-11-16

-.AS1- = .'.'-st07- = t..'- .+.'1 -
tyr 10 1t ri = C.s.
Shoes for ere1.yho..-, d every
kind, pr. and quality. at Garig
and C,'e
-TaIs suits ro- mer, durable
ard well mad", for 3 > Gerig &
Cos.
:, =. B.r@-ey, WHO :. engaged
in TIE Ero.z,ra-c b.s.ne~- ia
I,n.a, spent Sunday and Mon
d >yi1h his family IN nc q 81
If you want q ue1., substan-
tial AMI easy running wheel yor
can find nothing better than Ch-
Dewitt roadster, \. I. Burnett
agsH,.
R. y. Han, thu practice
painter, paper hanger, .-ai7om.ncs
and Glaz.cr, VIII be lad to dc
your work. Low estimates made.
Address Box 296, city.
The Misses Sharp and Ms
May Alfred are getting along
nicely with their Kindergarten
school and arr doing GOOD work
ror Jhe Young folks.
Weak nna~Z,. irdi-9f, deficient
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-11-16

j. ". Davis at tEe city mar
ket, Is headqua ~;Crs for fresh
fish.of all kinds.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-11-16
0CALA OGGUa3EHG
General and Personal Items CT
Interest About the City
And Vicinity

r. 2. CE7aoLL, CITY EDITOR
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-11-16

l-.,5e0 Bros, -ln ~.cat Ma
non county livery, sale and feed
sta bleS.