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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-20

nic' Mensei. were walking along the
Chesapeake and ohio treste near figh !,
teenth street yesterday afternoon ABOUT
o'clock, when freight train coming ih'o
the city bore down upon thcH iouns
Mensel took refuge on one or the pia'-
forms on the side OF the track. Wine
however. seeing his little dog was IN uah-
ger. ran back 10 rescue IL, and before ne
could reach the animal. was struck oy
the engine and Knocked OF the trestlc.
Fortunately the locomotive was running
at "A low rate OF speed. and the impsc.
was comparatively light lie feu about
SIX feet ana landed IN sort place. Inc
engineer did all In his power To stop thc
engine, but did not quite succeed.
Engineer Stutz says Willies hrst words
when he recovered ms wits were inquiries
concerning his dog. He protested mat ne
Il not hurt. and appeared nuch re-
lieved TO know that the only injury To MS
pet canine was the amputation OF Its
caudal appendage
The ambulance was summoned. but VIII
lie was removed TO his home In hack
before IL arrived lie was taken TO his
home, at No. 1l3 east Marshall street.
where he was resting easily last night.
His physician does not think he has been
injured beyond q severe shaking up. and
he will probably be out again soon
Engineer J. II. Stutz and Fireman
Charles A. Donovan were very much con-
cerned about the little fellow and were
at Mr.. Gosdens home when I called last
night. While they were much distressed
az the accident. their relief on learning
OF the patients condition was manifest.
Mr.. GOsden requested me 10 say that he
does not attach the slightest blame to
Messrs. Stutz and Donovan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-20

DWALE VA. April Especial. The
case Of the Commonwealth against T.. w.
Farmer. for killing Robert Baker last
January. is being heard at this term OF
the County Court at Clintwood. The
venire is composed OF the following men.
all from the remoter parts of the county;
l.. D. r. owens, George Johnson ]. c.
Sutherland $ J. Tiller. william j. Comp
ton, j. +. Duty. J. w Robinson. George
Wampler Jacob Lambert. NJ A. Buchan-
an. J. =. Sutherland. and Luke Panncll
The prosecution is represented by Attor-
neys r. VI Anderson. OF Wise county. AL
fred A. Skeen OF Clintwood: ". \. Ayers.
Of Lebanon. and w. III. Werth. Of Coe-
burn. Tho defence by J. S. Campbell, OF
Coeburn. +. II Evans, OF Grundy; j. c.
Smith. OF Clintwood. and W. X. Hughes
OF Coeburn. The prosecution has made a
very strong case against the defendant.
but at this stage OF the trial II Is diff
fcult 90 forecast the probable result.
The impression prevails that IL will eth
er be a hung jury or that Farmer will go
to the pen" The trial will not close
for several days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-20
srAUNTON's EdsTER ctLEBRITION
Presbyterians, Odd-f' llows. and Red Men
to Meet in the Nourfain Cftv.


STAIJNTON, VA, April l9-Special.-
The Catholic and Episcopal churches here
were handsomely decorated. and the music
was exceptionally fine.
For the first time IN the history Of the
Methodist church here its pulpit and
char,el were deliberately decorated. Rev.
Mr. Prettyman. of Rockville. Md. lately
assigned TO the charge OF this station, oc-
cuped his pulpit yesterday morning and
night. His people. are greatly pleased
with him
evidence in their Westminster Assembly.
large number of persons are cNDccted
from all over the state. For awhile the
town will be- decidedly blue. as the local
committee has decided that all OF tho
true blues" shall wear something blue
they are at" Blue dresses and TRIMMINGS
for the ladies. blue hats. cravats and
trousers for the men, or anything that
may carry out the purposes or suit the
fancy Of the wearer.
The West Augusta Guards propose at
tending the Nashville reunion and 10
raise the necessary funds will hold "A
Vanity Fair this week. The Stonewall
Band will attend the reunion They will
also attend the Grant Monument exer-
cises. "Broaway Rouss' has generously
contributed $3.50 FOR the New York trip.
From May 18th 10 the 18th -he Grind
Lodge OF J. .. o. J.. viii be in session
here. and from May 18th Oh "a -he grand
encampment Of Red Men will hold its an
nual session here.
Yesterday was q day Of special reioic-
ing 10 the people OF Emmanuel Episc opal
church. Rev. r. Q. Jet. -e,;or The Of
terlng or the congregation towards tho
payment OF the church debt was over
SLl~, and the offering OF the Sunday
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-20
4 BiD NLGRO ARRESTED.
Pilot Secures a Verdict for Four Thou
sand

ALEXANDRIA. VA. April l9.-special.
James Lewis. the negro elieved to have
assaulted old Mrs. Reiden. in lower Fair
fax. recently. was brought here from
Charlottesville. this evening. Lewis de-
mics the charge. but there seems enough
evidence To hang him. lie will be handed
over TO the Fairfax authorities. II is
reported from Fairfax tonight that there
are armed men on the lookout FOR the
prisoner, but the officers here fear no
trouble on this score.
Captain Sam. T.. Davis. who sued the
Washington and Norfolk Steamboat Com
pany for cutting him out of good Gov
eminent Pilot Commission. by saying he
was incompetent To- handle large steam
ers. won his suit this evening. but gets
only four instead Of ten thousands.
Miss Jennie Henderson. "a most estima-
bic young lady, died rather unexpectedly
this morning.
Captain Fount Bea;tie having declined
The chief deputy dictatorship Collector
Aenew has off sred II 10 Chas. H. Breemer
an cid revenue officer of Clarke. who has
accepted. Captain Beattie will be Mr. Az
news right-hand man in this section,
however. There is as yet nothing definite
AS TO the head Office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-20
OIFORD DEMOCRATS.
Mayor and Board Nominated-A Valuable
Gold Vein Through the Town.

OXFORD. y. C., April ESPECIAL. The
Democratic Nominating Convention.
which net In the courthouse on Friiay
evening TO nominate Mayo and other
town Officers. was one or the most anthI-
siastic as well as one of the largest that
has been held in oxford for long time.
The municipal election increases in inter
est as the first of May approaches. Tho
convention nominated Mr.. J. c. Biggs Tor
Mayor by a fiatter.ng majority. All the
old Board of Commissioners were re-
nominated.
The Republicans have announced their
intention OF bringing out candidate In
few days.
There is still n cry Of gold mines rich
in deposit I'm and around oxford. A Cali
foTnlan miner has been called here TO eX-
anime the prospect. who reports a vein Of
valuable gold deposit running through the
private grounds Of the Eastern portion OF
oxford.
The Easter services at st. Stephens
Episcopal church to-day were well attend
ed. The music was we'll rendered, being
skillful and beautiful.
Rev. j. VI. Horner delivered the Easter
sermon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-20
BRUTON PARISH TfSTRTNEN.
The PhmniS Literary society Entertain
m nt-1hc New Bank Open.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, April l9.-Spe-
cial--At 4 meeting OF the communicates
of Bruton Parish Episcopal church. this
morning, the following vestrymen were
elected for the ensuing year: Dr.. j. -.
Moncure. DR.. Van L. Garrett, DR.. Edwin
g. Booth, Captain l.. W. Lane, Messrs.
John l.. Mercer. IL. ID. Cole, L. Henley
Jr. T.. r. Armistead. and b. ID. Peachy
The Phoenix Literary Society entertain
ed its friends on Saturday night in the
College Chapel. which was filled to its
utmost capacity. The president, Mr.
Josephus Carr presided, and delivered
graceful speech. The first declaimer was
Thomas Ball. Jr Then followed an essay
by W. G. Richard on Things Out Of
Hope are Compassed Oft Through Ven
turing" The question for debate was,
Resolved. That our present jury should
be substituted oy three competent judges,
elected by the people" The debate was
remarkably well conducted by J. T..
Thompson for the affirmative and Il. VI.
DOugherty for the negative. The ques-
ton was attractive. because II differs
from questions generally chosen by col
lege debating societies in that II fails TO
include the universe within its limits.
T. Y. Carter gave a defamation entitled
THE Poet Priest" and the exercises OF
the evening closed with an Grafton enti-
tied 1.-THE Supremacy OF Thought" by
w. c. Dunn. The programme was inter-
spersed with music furnished by Pro-
fcssor Persons orchestra.
The doors of Peninsula Bank were
thrown open for the first time
this morning. and the business
transacted and the deposits made
to-day exceed the expectations OF
the most sanguine OF the stockholders.
Among the depositors are some Of the
most prominent and most conservative
business men OF Williamsburg and Vi
entity. With a single exception. every
merchant i'm town has agreed to do husi-
ness through the bank and everything
goes TO prove that the institution will be
successful.
Rev. w. V Tudor. ID. D., OF Richmond.
has consented TO deliver the baccalaureate
sermon at the College OF William and
Mary on Sunday June 10Th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-20
JISTER mon DIf
Many Persons spent an trJoyabie HOBS
d,v-Fxcur-ion I ON farmVi'le.

Every one who could possibly do so took
advantage Of the lovely spring weather
TO enjoy the holiday pleasures OF Easter
Monday yesterday. - .,,a ,b.
Picnic parties were out galore, anu III, tne
cars carried large crowds 10 ioItSs ~,
Reservoir, Blandon ana ChimOo'"@o
Parks. .... ,,to,,s
Nearly all Of the manufacturing plahss
closed their doors. and consequently theil
emnloves helped 10 swell the crowd
Numerous parties went down the river
for "A dav off and little quiet plscatOrlal
snort. not TO mention other Things WhS"
IN is presumed were also on the quiet.
The Daughters Of Industry Of ST faul =
church carried large excursion 10
Ninita Park, while the little girls OF COM
panv b Walker Light Guard gave D"
most enjoyable excursion 10 'Cole
Farm" I'm Chesterfield county
An excursion Of about SIX huudred per
sons came from Farmville ana interme-
date points They spent the day IN visit
ing poirts of interest and the JeHff-"h
especially. Besides the excursions tnere
were many visitors in tho city. ana the
streets presented a very animated scene.
The street cars were crowded during the
greater part OF the day.
Many peOple attended the pail game Ut
the afternoon.
The weather was perfect ana IN conse.
uence there was a large exhibition or
new spring clothes, 10 say nothing OF
several spring hats.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-20
YE,rEYMfN ~ STIUNTON.
tonclave of Heptasophs Orran'zed-Ars
rested for Murder by Burning,

sTAUNTON. VA, April Especial
The congregation Of Emanual church
to-day elected the following YES
try: Joseph u. Woodward. Thos.
d. Ransom. A. Il. Robertson, n.
w Hillearv. Judge Lyman ChalkIey. Rev.
Burke Berkloy Minor, IL. NJ. Aclihaney.
George VI. Harrison. Helen ker. COL.
j. II. Skinner. a. c. Abney.
Al Trinity church: II. ". Bell. X. H.
Catlett, DR.. Is NJ. Atkinson, Dr.
Benjamin Blackboard +. Il. Berk-
ley. w. II. Holt. J.. r. Taylor. Jr..
Jaskcr Jr.. a. +. Kinney. p. II. Trout.
{. l.. Haines and Charles Catlett.
John w Cr.nt and Samuel III. latter
sail. of Baltimore are here tonight TO or
ganize conciave OF the Improved Order
OF Ileptasophs.
The lodge will organize with twenty
three members. The officers elected are
as follows.
Sitting Past Archon. ". o. Burkholder:
Archon. J. J. kilgalen: Provost. J. A.
Singer. Prelate. G. w Feltham: Inspec-
tor. Fred. lesser. Warden. T.. II. Moon !:
Sentinel. J. J. Murphy; Secretary. c. r..
McGriiIln: Treasurer J. Il. Gdntner.
Financier, Charles 5. Hunter.
Eugene Sproul who died this afternoon
in New York was a native OF Augusta
county. Young Sprou was member
OF the engineer corps OF New York city.
He was injured by blast few days ago
and died to-day. lie was "A younger
brother OF Hugh Sproul OF the Insurance.
firm of Burke & Sproul and has larDo
family connection I'm Augusta county.
Lizzie Thompson. a colored girl was a.
rested tonight for burning to death .
colored woman who lived az Brands Sta
ton Chesapeake and Ohia railroad. She
is in jail The woman died at the county
poor house a few days ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-20
The CITY of Fredericksburg.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, April 10
Special.-Judge A. w. Wallace was to-
day elected delegate from ST. Georges
church to the Episcopal Council which
meets in this city in May
An excursion will be given from Tap
pahannock 10 Fredericksburg on May
18th.
Mr. w. d. Grymes. OF King George
county has secured large contract for
poplar logs to be shipped to England.
Miss JEANNE p. Ewing. Of Alexandra Is
visiting Professor $ w. Somcryille and
family.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-20
VARSITY ANDSONSOFELl
LARGE CROWD FITNESS yIRGiNIA'S
HaRD-FOUGHT DEFEAT.
There Was Heavy Batting on Both sides
and Brisk Playing A 4 the Way lhro"sh'
The History OF tho Game.

LYNCHBURG. VA, April l9.-Speciai'-
An intensely interesting game Of baseoal
was played here this afternoon between
Yale and the University OF Virginia, IN the
presence OF about twelve hundred very
enthusiastic people. There was heavy bat
ting on both sides Yale won by the score
Of IS TO u.
In the first inning neither side scored
In the second Fincke. Of Yale, mace
home run on a long drive to deep centre
field. In the University half OF the third
Hunt led off with Il single TO Yale's pitcn-
cr and was put out at first. O'keeie
was retired on strikes, Male took hrst
base on balls. Hoxton, who followed.
made a clean hit to centre. and Mile was
advanced to second. Collier made a beau
tiful three-bagger TO deep centre, and
Male and Hoxton both scored.
In Yale's half Of the inning Greenway
got first on a short fly 10 left Letton
made a long drive TO centre, and Greenway
scored. 4 hit by Weir brought in Letton.
Weir in turn scored on an error and d
single TO third base by Fincke. fincke
took second on an error and scored on "A
hit past third by Camp, who moment
after was caught on first.
in the IOuftn llllih .h"i N4iif VI Aii' ''''-
versity scored on a series OF passed balls
In Yale's half the performance Of the
third inning was repeated, five runs were
made. The score at the end Of the inning
standing 10 10 3.
In the beginning Of the fifth Universities
braced up. Male was hit by pitched
ball and got first. and Bonney. who took
his place. was caught at third and put out
Hoxton took first on safe hit. Collier hat
a two-bagger. which put Hoxton on third.
Both scored on q long hit to centre Dy
Melor and the latter scored on Martin S
hit to centre
In the last half Of the fifth OBrien
pitched for the University in place of Mel
lor. who played In left field. Bonncy retired
from the game. Yale made two runs IN
this half. Keator hit to pitcher and got
first. He stole second and went TO third
on "A bad throw by catcher. Keator scored
on a fly TO left by Greenway. Hamlin, VINO
got his has, on halls. scored on passed ball
In the sixth Universities made two runs
McNair made a two-bagger. and scored on
O'Keefes fly TO right field. which was
muffed. O'Keefe in turn scored on mt
to second by HoXtOn. Yale failed TO score
In the seventh Virginia was shut out
Yale added one run 10 her score. Heater
was hit by pitched ball and brought in
Greenay's two-bagger.
The eighth inning resulted rather disas-
trously TO Virginia. The score standing
at its close Is to s. In the ninth the Uni
versity boys made four runs. Male made
a scratch hit 10 short stop. Hoxton Hit
to right field and Collier got his base on
balls. filling all the bases. On Mellor 5
hit to third Male scored. but HoXton
was put out al home. Martin made long
drive 20 centre and Collier and Mellor
both scored. Martin scored on a Wild
pitch. Hunt and O'Keefe struck out and
brought the game to a close. leaving the
score IS TO u in Yale's favor
No.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-20

tor of the Baptist church: Rev. II. II.
Darnali. pastor OF the PRESBYTERIAN
church; Rev. c. y. Bryan. pastor OF st.
Johns church. all OF this city. and Rev.
Shepherd. pastor OF the Methodist church
Of Phoebus. f.f
Crowds of people went 10 Poquosin yes
terday and to-day TO see the whale Every
possible means was rcsOrted to to get
bicvcles. and steam and sail boats were
well patronlzed. At one time yesterday
there were seventeen men on the whale
back. and stlll there was room for more.
The warm weather has caused the fish
TO decay rapidly. and soon the sight
seeing will be at an end.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-20

Oui,e n number Of ladies and gentlemen
spent Yesterday near the New Pump
House in an Easter-egg hunt and had a
very enjoyable time. After the hunt
dancing was engaged In. Among those
present were the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Klein, Mr. and Mrs
Dunsten, Mr.. and Mrs T.. i Sauer. Mrs.
Flynn OF Baltimore. Md. Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Rick, Misses Marie Euker. Lula Zim-
norman. Cora Hassel. Marie Schmidt.
Minnie Boschen. Helen Werner Gertrude
Snead Amelia Schmids. Lizzie Lohr. Lena
Lang. Elsie Klein OF Baltimore. Emma
Grimmell r. Mcneil. NJ Mcneil. +. Mem
eel Josephine Haase. Elizabeth Won Rose
negk. Agnus WenzeI Rosa Schumacher.
Messrs William Il. Schmidt. j. +. y.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-20

EAST RADFORD. VA. April i9-Spe-
cial.-rhc ball game between Hdmpdel-
SidLty and 81. Adams to-day resulted in a
victory for the home team by Il score Of
9 90 =.
I2ard. of ST. Alh0nsl made three base
hit IN the fourth inning. lizard gave only
one man base on balls Struck out by
Latimer, IlSmpden- Sidneys pitcher. s,
and by lizard 3. The errors were about
evenly divided.
The weather was clear. bat the wind
was very high. The attendance vas
about 100, and a large number OF ladies
witnessed the game.
SHIRLEY. catcher for ST. Adams caught
a foul fly by running into a crowd OF la
dies The game was umpircd by Lissopp.
Time, one hour and nftv-hve minutes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-20
FiIHfR AND CHILDREN BUkN.
A Negroes Attempt tn Save Mattress
Causes All TO Lose Their Lives.

PETERSBURG. VA, April l9.-Special.
The dwelling house Of Junius Vaughan,
colored, In Prince George county. was de-
stroyed By fire last night, and he and two
children. aged seven and eleven years fe-
spcctively. were burned to death.
When Vaughan awoke he discovered the
house I'm flames. and carried out the mat
tress Of his bed. He then went back for
his two children. hut was caught in the
flames and all three persisted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-20

Mr.. Chas ]. McHenry who for num-
her of years las been with the music
house Of Mr. Manly Il. Ramos. left Sun
day morning at o'clock for Memphis,
Tenn. where he will make his home here
after.
Before leaving, he entertained num-
Der of his many friends at a banquet
on Saturday night. during which the Inn
perial Quartette rendered a number OF
popular songs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-20
The Old Guard.

AZ n meeting Of the Old Guard OF r. r.
Lee Camp held last night, the following
officers were elected:
f.. Leslie Spence captain: John NJ War
rem. first lieutenant John II. Hughes. sec
ond lieutenant: A. @. Evans. first SER
geant; @. T. Dean. second sergeant: ID. n
Pyle, third sergeant ". T. Phillips. first
corporal: i. B. Elliott. second corporal;
NJ. T. Rider. surgeon. u. 5. Redford. quar-.
termaster: George w Libby. adjutant.
The Old Guard will participate In the
Cuban entertainment on the 9TH and 2stn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-20
1yERDICT OVERRULED.
A Committee Appointed to Secure the state
Convention.

ROANOKE. Va. April 19.-Special.-
Judge Woods. Of the Hastings Court, to-
dav overrulcd the verdict ~ the Jury
which condemned Robert CONWAY color
granted hin a now trial.
Hon. A. =. staples chairman OF the ia,,e
citizens' meeting. has appointed the fol-
lowing committee g. confer with the STATE
Democratic Committee re,atlNt 70 h ~ -
D,lprev J. II. Cutchin. Roy b. smith ,.
s brooke. l.. L. LookabIll. J. G. Graves.
+ Allen watts. 4. ID. Hammond, James
A. Otey and ). =. Handy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-20
CLOSE or wfs,-roUNo CONTEST.
Col. Lamb Examined and the Case Now
Ready for Congress.

NORFOLK. VA. April l9.-special.-The
work of taking dispositions in the Young
Wise contest closed to-day The last Wit
nesses examined were Republican State
Chairman Col. Wilson Lamb. J. W. Ste
vens and J. i. Carney, Jr The general
10 both sides. though Young's friends
claim that wise has utterly failed TO
make out his case or prove a single allie
CATION.
The point on to-day's testimony was the
effort made by Wise : witnesses TO prove
that there was no split In the party. but
they were unable 20 do so
The case is now ready for Congressional
action
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-20
cnlnmhns. !: Chntranonga. 1

COLUMBUS GA. April l9.-Thc first
game of the Southeastern League season
here to-day resulted in victory tor Co
umbus over Chattanooga by ~cOre of b
TO 4. The feature Of the game was rhe
heavy hitting Of billiard Of Chattanooga.
R1IE.
Columbus ........2001O 0O2 30 Q
Chattanooga ........ o > o = - ii %
Battcricg-COlLmhus Best and sullivan.
Chattanooga. Mcdonald and Tlrncc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-20
TlIr Merry Shrlnrrs.

Captain Frank w Cunningham, Illus
trious Potentate of Acca Temple, Ancient
Arabic order. Mobiles OF the Mystic
Shrine. is making arrangements TO re-
cejve Mr.. Harrison Dingman. Imperial Po-
tentate OF the order. In great style on
next Saturday night.
This grand functionary will bring with
him seventy-nvc or more Shriners from
Washington and Baltimore. and there VIII
be many candidates here for the hot sands
on Saturday night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-20
psrtcHERs BrlrrHE DOCTORS.
RsndoIph-Macon PLAYS Ball with the VII
pinia Medical college

ASHLAND, VA. ARfil l9.-SpeciaI.-
Randolph Macon has won a game Of ball
and there is great rejoicing in Ashland.
The victims were the doctors Of the Med
ical College OF Virginia.
The game was a close one. being 4 tie
In the ninth inning. when Randolph Ma
con came to bat With two men out
and weak man at the bat 1t looked as II
more than nine innings would have 10
be played 10 decide the contest. How
ever. a good hit was made. which let I'm
a man on third. and the game was Ran
dolph-Macon's by a score Of 10 10 ..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-20
The Sixty-Third Anniversary.

The sixty-third anniversary Of the
Grace-Street Baptist Sunday School will
take place tonight i'm the tabernacle. An
address will be delivered by the Rev. f.
5. Stlckncy of Monumental church. There
will be other interesting exercises and
special music in which Messrs. Watkins
Cardoza. Lehman. =. w. Hunter. Jr..
Captain Cunningham, and Mrs. Durrett
will take part.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-20

BOSTON, April 1.-THE Phillies came TO
Boston to-day and played the nrst league
game Of the season. defeating the home
team by one run, in an exciting finish.
Score.
Ri
philadclphia ........ O002O01 s. T.
HosfDn ........... 90 100000 5.-5 3
Batteries Ortiz and Clements, Nichols
and CANCEL Umpire, Lynch. Attend
auce. 1850.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-20
Jefferson Baths.

The jefferson Baths are enjoying great
popularity IN the Turkish, Russian, ko-
man and Electric departments, under the
personal attention OF Professor Rimmer
and assistants.
Mrs Rimmer takes charge OF the baths
during the hours for ladies' ana the at
tendance Of ladies' has increased steadily
Of late.
Though the prices are now reduced,
there Is no dimlnution In the careful at
tentlon and luxurious comfort Of these
baths
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-20
yesDer al ST. har,'s.

On Sunday night at 8 o'clock vespers
we're he'd AT ST. Mary's church, when
the choir sang the following grand cho-
ruses "Haec Dies" by j. Wigand
Regina Coeli." by Lambillotta, and
"Tantum Ergo" by Rossi. with organ
accompaniment. Mr.. NJ J. Gerveus sang
a beautiful solo. 80 Salutario." the music
being arranged by Professor Charles +.
Mutter from the prayer Of the opera
"RienZi" by r. Wagner