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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-01
A SNAIL FIVE FOR / RECKLESS DRIVER

Samuel Blum. a butcher. of No 1909 Lexington
ave. was arragncd before Magistrate Deuel. In
Harlem Police Court Yesterday charged with reck,
lees driving pol ecman testified mat Bum turned
1he corner OF hundred and thirtieth-st ana
Nadison-ave yesterday afternoon. as the children
y.era hufrvir. home from school. and drove pcll-
mol through them. causing smaiI-slzed panic;
Thc uri,., oman called 10 him 70 stop, but instead
! INN. ,e.ippcd up his hOrsc.and attempted 10 nee
IT, policeman gave chase and caught nm AT one
Inn lreG-and-ffth-st. Magistrate Deuel. nned bum
So and remarked that he regretted ne could not IN
flrt severcr punishment.
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A rattle and crash-nothing

.wru,c.u A rattle and crash--nothing
n ASSWApp hurt but the prices. A big lot
''''''' " '' of Bowls, Naples, Celery
Trays, Rose Bowls, Cologne Bottles, Carafes
and COMFORTS are in the way. 10 clear
them out quickly they 60 on sale to-day at
the round price Of
EIGHT CENTS EACH.
Many were 25c, SOC and 40c. All perfect,
desirable shapes and designs. 1t would be
unreasonable to expect them TO remain here
long at this price.
Basement.
mev.s The Clothing stock In this store is
SHIFTS the result of thirty years Of study
~ and active experience and marks
our best efforts.
Public appreciation expressed In large
sales is the reward.
Tasteful men regard with favor the great
stock offancy cheviot Suits now shown here.
Elegant striped patterns are in Suits at
SIS TO $3.50.
commands admiration from the economical.
Perfectly tailored and gracefully cut--the
cheviots are almost radiant.
MEMS Ready-made Negligee Shirts of
EANcy Madras and Percale. A great va
sHIprs riety of choice patterns and Color
0''''>'' ngs.
AT 81,
Cheap at a half more. Madras Shirts are
without collars, detachable cuffs Percale
Shirts, open front and back, two collars and
one pair of cuffs.
Broadway and Ninth street.
MEMS Big demands depleted the
,wpopTrn stock. New lots just received.
COLLARS All sizes and new shapes here
now.
.a l.ar AT 12Hc.
You'll pay double for Collars that neither
look nor wear any better
Broadway and Ninth Street.
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One hundred and twenty all
BOYS


Dovc, One hundred and twenty all
r, OTHIxo wool fancy cheviot Sailor Suits,
'Ao'''''' trimmed with silk Soutache,
drop to-day from 1915 and 81 to
S2.75
Cheap at Yesterdays prices-positve bar
gains at to-dayS.
The one-pece Blouse Suits are very popu-
lar-no seams to give way. IS, SO and 81.
Black. brown, sage green and two shades
of blue.
An attractive assortment of double
breasted Suits for boys, 7 to IS yrs, 50 to
$40.
Second floor. Ninth street.
MEMS HOSIERY Just three items to show
"'A'' .MO N' the sort of values that DOM
ryDFpWEAR mate this stock. And they
0'''A"" In" are here reguIarly-not an
accidental offering Others here equally
attractive.
At pairs for 5Oc-Fast black and tan cotton Halt
Hose, plain and ribbed. splced heels and toes.
Easily worth 25c a pair
At 81 eacli-Morey, English Isle thread Shirts and
Drawers, Drawers have spiced and reinforced seats.
At SOC cach-Real French Balbriggan Shirts and
Drawers, light weight Shirts have French collar
cite neck.
Broadway.
~ rup Candies, of course. But
c.Nnv sTopu sweets are not its only at
, ~''''' '''NN traction. Dinner table dec
orations are housed here. Big assortment
of Paper Novelties. All sorts Of fancy de-
vices for ices, salads buildings, etc., as
well as Ham and Chop Frills.
Two sorts Of Candy at little prices:
Chocolate covered MarshmalloWs and
CarameS, roc h.
basement
oc1p,cp A comfortable addition to
rnATHsp a Summer evening costume
pnaS Made Of lustrous black ostrich
''"' feathers.
AT $3.50
Would be fairly priced at $40. A yard
and quarter long.
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PRISONER FROM FIFTH-AVE.

william j. Hackeit young man, who said no
lived AZ 10 S3l Fiftl-ave. and Was son OF exile
,oraer IIackctt, arrested on THURSDAY nlght at
S.fh-aVe and Tgenty-eig hth-st., for drunkenIless
4 woman who with him met the same TAT"
NbV standing i'm the line of prisoners al JEFFERSON
Ne,t,o, police Court Yesterday morning Hackett
eiife,Iy threw up his and fell on the moor in
=. fl. H. WIS DRAGGED into the rear room and re-
Siyej Magistrate wentworth fined Hackett VI and
the woman g.
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JOHN WANAMAKERES
A.. T. g. CT, Broadway til and St
nrlininns Nntlres.

->,-~>>oooco>~Dr~>o~ ~Nc~-o~OO~~~~~~~~~~~-
,o MpCNF MoERlS baptist CHURCH. 6th-ave, near
p H. The Pastor W. G BITING. Will preach
NJ" JEh. sAl;nM ChIKCH lSwedenborgaN East
SI. Nm G,etor ~u i"NiS'on IVES rev. - D
sa9 MIS- Ssrles At il oclocs. subect ''bs Measure
NEwY0nK rEEspYTERIAN CHURCH. 7th-av. and
Services at II a. m. The Warrior Win Stained Car
views o" the screen prayeE-meens Wednesday evening
NORTH rREStITERIAN cHTRCH. corner OF 9th
eyG @@a f o ec c 81 o R9SsrEE D. r.
OF Bibles to tSc barzed chron Of he cbr,b
Park PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. ssti,--. ana AM
torPu5e worship at II a. M ana Ky; D. d. Pas
wednesday p Al cordially Invited prayer meeting
---
nor asst corner 7Sd-stPreaching by tho Pasor A.
- ,-------- '
fTs Me' 'prTne9Pf by the RSy
nd f fSpan he cb sPt GGa Hath Given
'"y evening At G.orN lecture by Dr. sC1iAcFTLER
1ln6xaye above GR ay Arthur Hal
- -, S,,IS,. ..r; 80 80, a. H. freachng service at
,,,-,-,. 49,, ---------
a. C,rr.sie N,sic Irai .,,,ar o'. LIN ADLER.
isc. '.Vha Members ~ Etbcai t,,r a Ave, sub
ieya All int,ree,eI a,a ,rvt,oI N'e "ocle'ies ie-
"''0 ' ~ ~ l"'e1u'
answers questions mornings; evening address. 49,
TnfaIIihIa Strangers eS' NATURES
''" 80. sl9 "e'1o"'7'
No. p West 4ith- St Professor w. NJ. LOCKWOOD
speaks morning, H. evening. s. afternoon, Mr. EDG Ar
w. EMERSON
------------
76th-st west OF Columbus aysERey * vi MI XII
7, II Pastor will preach AT II va " Nl.HS>ON
I'M, subiect. Whose sorrow Ia o.. ~. morn
iIoIv C5mmunion Evening suh,ec,. ~ IoiioWed Dy
a King -'' I''ih'' 'u'"its
.n ,,,r,,D, o,,v,,.,, ,.,,..-
ST. BAN ~ 'i"Mf.M = ,hIiUI Madson-eve. and
44th-st', the htV DANlD r. GREER. -. T.. Rector
seIiSe III le noihIns AT ~ Clock Afternoon service
----------
ST BARTIfOGOMEw's PARISH HOUSE oo5- coo Fac,
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ncliaious Notices.


UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHOhCIi
0th-st.-Public worship tO-morrow IL r. m ana
.. m The Pastor Rev. GEORGE ALEHANDEk ~ ~
will preach. Bible Class for men, conducted by Mr'
CHARLES NJ EARLE, In Church House. 10 a. M
Wednesday evening service at o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-01
THREATENS ro OUST THE VOLUNTEERS.

Commander Ballin4on Booth received notice or
dispos session yesterday morning from the premises
orcupled by the Volunteers at No 3oS Bleecker-st
'TbC house is owned by Michael ". Ford, who rents
1a,t II T. 10 the Volunteers. in the name OF CON-
irardcr Booth. for so a month. Dir: Ford saSs
- md he Nnnts them 20 IcaNe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-01
John Men EILL

breaches Sunday. at IL a. m. in Marble Collegiate
Church. 5th-aye. and 29th-s, and at p m In firtn
Avenue Presbyterian Church. 6thave. and 5oth-st anu
during the following week day except saturday gay
noon Chickerng Hall. 5th-ave. and 1Sthst, and AZ
D. In Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church. ADMISSION
TO meetings by ticket 70 be had at H. 100 and
1s3 5th-ave. No tickets FOR evening meetings. j. H.
Burke Will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-01

c,p,e, Buving ready-to-wear Dresses
nDrSSrs for girls to Id years was never
~ easier. Just a suggestion of
prices:
blouse waist collar, front and cuffs lace edged,
full gored skirt deep hem 4 to IA yrs.
Ats 10 TO S450-Lillputian Dresses OF fancy lawn,
petcale, duck, gaatea and linen; mess coat, full
skirt with combination waist and fancy front Hat
TO match to IA yrs.
At So 800 fancy CLOTH neat patterns, gretchen
waist combination eolored front with fancy braid
trimming; full skirt, deep hem. to IA yrs.
Values up TO So.
Al S10-Ofilne cheviot serge, mess coat with plaid
silk 'front.' new gored skirt, neatly braided. o to
IA yrs.
And a full line of Refers and Jackets
all the new STYLES and shades $1.25 TO $50.
Second floor. Ninth street.
CHI DReNs A double economy in the
SHOES ones we sel-low price and
durability. A line here made
Of chrome-tanned leather-dark brown
solid oak tanned leather soles, strongly
stitched, will be sold as follows:
Sizes g to 8, sloO
Sizes sH to 1OK, s12O
Sizes II to ,, Sl.40
All widths and variety Of shapes insures
proper fit.
Second floor. Tenth street.
p,cvc,rs Saturday, May Day is Bicycle
Day.
The bicycsts thoughts should turn to
the ContinentalS at $50 and the Continents
at $31. 80.
They are regular-not job lots for special
sales.
Remarkable for strength, durability and
light running.
EQUAL excellence will cost double.
They are fast becoming the favorite local
roadSters
Basement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-01

WEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Amsterdam
ave. and lO5th-st., Rev JOHN BALLOON SHAW, y. D..
Pastor; Rev. JAMES HUNTER. Assstant-The Lord 8
Supper preaching by the Pastor, at IL m; evening
worship, 8 O'clock mems meeting 1870; Sunday-school
3; Y. F. s. c. f.. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-01

Westminster PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. West 23d
st.. 7th aye.-The Pastor Rev. Dr. X. f. SAMPLE
breaches II A. m. and 7 AS p. m. Welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-01

WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 42d st. between
9th and 9th aves.-The Pastor Rev. ANTHONY II:
EVANS. d. D.. Will preach tomorrow at ii a. m. and
& ID. III.
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Religions Notices.

EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF ST.
JAMES southwes' corner Madson-aye. and 73d-s Rev;
a. m. S ?. m. spnda y-school $50 a. All cor
daily invited
FIFTH AVENUE Baptist CHURCH West 18th t..
and nI 81 on psses by Rev Friday r JaAns SER
vice at o'clock. All welcome
FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. corner
65th-st Rev. JOHN HALL. j. D.. Pastor.-services
9a "a Of III n a. e4pe sS oaa ' at t's Se ares
noon erce AMI Zach evening" next wee6 Sgxsgnt satI
o clock.
FIRST PREsBYTERIAN-TH OLD FIRST"
HOWARD DuFFIELp, D. D. d., Pastor.
TIE a e. ga,g 4 o{ ,5e an" Tan fsam cxl.
Monday and Wednesday evenings, Prayer Meetings.
FIRST REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH Madison
eye corner 5th-sssryces II M p, M il The The
m @Sin Key meeting Of the Natdnal Society
in evening. Addresses by Colonel 6. W. Balm and
Rev. J. b. Dunn. D. D.
FIRST REFORM ;p PhEsBYTERIAN CHURCH Co eve;
nanters 12h-st between 9th and Ih ayes; Rev JAMES
D. sTEEIE Ph. D. IasiGr-ServiceS at II a. m ana 4
FIVE POINTS HOUSE or INDUsrRY. 100 worth-',.,
N r. ~ @ M sngns Iy the choir Of children Of
tho institution Public invited Donations OF clothing
and shoes solicited
FOURTH AvEYgg FEEs sly CHURCH.
REV. JOHN c r. HAVIE ES{'I p b. PASTOR.
,, PELjG W6R5lIF 4 ~ y Az ,S,f sHnv,c,,
WEbSEsDHY EVENiNG PRAYER MEETING AT S.
and ei;st. JOSEPH r KERR D. D. ::, ras'9rseT-
Wednesday evening vel Hs'' meeting s o'clock "
GOSPEL e1scT H H2.sss s sna at
night services, s o'cock
GRACE crIRcIl Broadway and ioth-'s.
a m. Morning prayer and address.
p M EyGnsong ana ,S sermon.
GRACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURcH, Iosth-s,,
Il Holy Csmmgnon p m Paste Pastor PrG9Shes
body cordially daily welcomed a,ic
HARLEM rRrsRyrERIAN CHURCH, Mad,9n-aye
i ns Sy & At i ce i b. f5''I ali
HOLY . T ri Tx CT, earscH.
csHaEs @ w g ns1 g. G eM hsfs
Jr MG and 10Y RI comm%n iSn H. ~ " "
sunday school, p m.
Evening prayer, with special musical service, 7;4,
JUDsoN MEMORIAL.
Washington square.
io:i5 1880 and nightly.
MADISON AyEXGE HArT,sT cHgRCII. corner ais'-
S @F VIII prsaih at both Chapel ssrc. ines
.
CHURCH. cor GOth-st.. Rev ANDREW DONGACRE.
D. D. Pasor-Il a. m, sermon by the Pastor. followed
nv the service Of Holy Communion; p. ny
the Pastor. Sunday school At v 80 a. m.
MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH 57th-
st.-rhe Pastor. Rev. ABBOTT T. klTTRED6E will
asy evening an at ococs p
MADISON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
st).-Rev. CHARLES l.. THOMPSON. u. D., Pastor
breaches. II and 4 Evening fourth lecture Genesis
Tho story Of Isaac. Jacob and Joseph"
MADISON SQUARE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Madi-
24th-s, Rev. &. III. PARkHURST, II. d.,
Pastor; Rev EDWARD HUNTING RUDD, Assistant
Minieter-Seryices II a. 1870 and TAB p III. The
will preach the evening; tho Assistant in the
morning ana afternoon Bible school In ehape-children.
9:iJ. adults. 10 "A,
MANHATTAN CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH SD st.
and BOuiey ard. Rev HENRY \. ST1MsON. D. D.,
Psstor.-Seryices at IL and I. Sunday school at 246.
MORAVJAN CHURCH, Lexington. and 8Oth-st
Rev H. a. GEIDSf'N, Pastor Litany and SERMON. IL
g. m. sunday-school, 10 o'clock Public cordially In
vited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-01

REV. THOMAS DIXON, JR.
breaches H. Academy Of Music; subject The New the
Clogy prelude, The Eastern War; Doors open lo'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-01
Religions Notices.

BRICK CHURCH
Henry VAN DYKE. Pastor.
Dr.. VAN DYKE VII preach sunday May a.
Rev JAMES II EAE :.5si ~ Sreash at 'S" p M
Weekly evening service Wednesday at o'clock
BROADWAY TABERNACLE CHURCH; corner a4 It $. st;
ana WY A. D. M he 1ssistant pas
tor F. B. RICHARDS in the evening. Services at
IL n and p. m
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Vest 57t !trsa Js:
ions Grea, TibuteIts Motve ana Meaning Evening
Dr. YoING The Heroic apostle to the 4no'ahs Oh
will address Indian Association.
CALVARY CHURCH 4th-ave and 21st-.t. Rev, J.
Communion. 10 a. Morning Prayer sermon ana
"hoyal Service With sermon. p. Tho Rector will
preach at the Morning s'rvice.
CALVARY METHODIST ErlscoPA CHURCH p I2S;h-
Pastor at 40 p m. Cordial welcome
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH, aga St. west Of nth
ave. frank NJ oooDcI-R P@st9rT lir. a. men m,
n mrs ss6 SSamSte church and socabe people
Everybody welcome.
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN cRrRc!i WSst % S7thi =
SMITH b. D.. Pastor-Rey. JOHN GILLESPIE D. D..
VII PTsaS9 Nv s. y a c ana a Erv en-
s Ct p M Mo- siranst S oortoiy Invited
ETAS sFyE s sFRyfEf NsT1ss se'e eo4
1910 es me ea aSy syep sung
DAY. wednesday EVENING"
CHURCH OF ST. MARY THE VIRGIN. $50 West
.eth:st'~Nasses for Communion, 7;$o o. high mass
1913. vespers. Z.
CHURCH OF THE ETERNAL HOPE slst-st
between Columbus and Amsterdam aves.-Rev. W. s.
GROVE d. D.. Will preach at II a M
CHURCH OF TIE INCARNATION
Madson-aye and 82thc st..
Rev. WILLIAM scry GG,39'f'>o"' Ne''''
II a. M Morning e rTice and Holy Communion
p. m. Evening prayer and sermon.
Strangers cordially invited.
CHURCH Of TIE rTGIT e '%ohss near 9Th
services will be held at II a. M and 1iJ ,. m. very
cordial welcome 10 all.
c1IuRG1I OF THE sTRANqERs MstG.rsi sh-
subject. "Honoring God" All the slttings are free.
MIDDLE coLI.LGIATE REFORMED CHURCH.
Rs @4 JOHN r1G g. 7' FHGo
will preach at II a m ana p. m.
FIFTH AVENUE COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH
Rev EDWARD b coz, D. D. win preach a, II 4. m
Sacrament OF tho Lords supper at p. m.
.ati-st and 6th-avc
Rev IoH JOHN NJ MNE Ip p r. WIN preach at IL
Respect Yourself"
WEST END COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH.
West End-atr and 7Tth-st
Rev. HENRY FVERTSON COBB
q. subject, Tho Mission End Of
D. M. subject. '"9he Answer . Prayer
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS COLLEGIATE REFORMED
CInJRCF.-Rev. T. s. ScIEENCK. ID. D.. will preach at
II q IN. and p. n.
COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH HARLEM
FIRST CHURCH. I2is-st., near Sd-ave Rev. j.
EIMENDORF. D. D., INistor.-Rev. HARRIS "
ADRIASCE breaches at II and s. SECOND CHURCH
lZ3d-st- and I~nnx ~tve-Rsy. VIM. JUSTIN HARSTA
D. o. Pastor will preach 1870 a appropst
10 the completion Of his nth year pastor also at
T;45 Topic: Three Pf.s of Brave Mans Life
DISCIPLES OF CIrusT 82I West 58th-st-R.v
r. g. AMES Disciples Diyrty House. University Of chi
cago Morning O:f5 Jesus and His Beloved Discples'
evening. s. Eyes Which Sess Christian Endesvor.
ing. Z.
EPIPHANY BAPTIST CHURCH. Madison and s4th-
st.-Preaching by the Pastot. Rev DR. JOHN T. BECK
LEY. IL 4 m and p m .sunday-school $3.50. Prayer
meeting Wednesday, evening"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-01

MOUNT MORRIS BAPTIST CHURCH 9th ave. near
18TH st.-Worship w!.h sermon. at II and :i5
p. m. The Pastor. ". g. BITING. Will preach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-01

EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF ST
JAMES souhwes' corner Madisonaye. and 13dst., Rev
}. T. REMENSN DER y. D., Pastor.-Services II
a m. ?. n. Sunday-schOol $50 a. All cor
daily invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-01

ST. ANDREWS METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
15th-st. west Of Columbus ave.-Rev. J. q WTTSOH
y. D.. Pastor. Will preach II a. m. and n n, Mon
ing subject: Whose Sorrow IL Greatost? followed b
a King"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-01

SPIRITUAL AND ETHICAL. ROCIETY AdeInhi Van
Broadway 52d st-Mrs. BRIGHAM. inspirationai speaker
answers questions mornings; evening address, '.Nairo.
Infallible Laws Strangers welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-01

c,p,s, Buving ready-to-wear Dresses
nDpSSrs for girls to LII years was never
~ easier. Just suggestion Of
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-01

SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL CtILTTrRE.-Sundav NAV
"a 1897 at LIE a. m lecture by Prot FEIIN ADLER
Mt Carnegie Music Hail. 5Ith-st 1th-ave sui
jec.: What Members of Ethical Culture Societies re
leve." All Interested invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-01

ST BARTH pIOMEWS CHURCH Madlson-eve and
ATHEIST, the Rev. DAVID H. GREER - n Rector
Service in the morning at II o'clock. Afternoon service
o'clock. The Rev. Or GREER Will oficiate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-01

SPIRITt-AIISM. FIRST SOCIETY Rerkeov rrc.,,,
No. 2I West Attn st.-Professor w NJ iOCtWO0T
speaks morning, IL evening. S; afternoon 8 Mr. EDG An
W. EMERSON. - $500 -'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-01

SECOND TNIVERSALISr CHURCH Arthur Hail
sund1yschool 0:45 a. m Preaching service a.
II a. Subject: The talI II Man" " "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-01

this Roth day OF March \. n 1897
n. ". aOIAOwAY. and BROOKS ARMIT. Attorney
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-10
WYTHEVILLE RACES.
The Closing Day-A Probably Fatal
Accident.

WYTHEVILLE, VA, September O.
(Special)-The first annual meeting n
the Southwest Virginia Amusement and
Racing Association closed here this eye-
ming. The attendance all three days was
good, though the weather has been ex-
cessively warm. The racing to-day was
as follows:
First race-half mile. running. two best
in three. 3-year-olds; purse SIS; $40. s25.
and Sl0-Braxton won, owned by w. W.
Byars, Wytheville; Lockwood second
owned by Albert Simmerman. Max
Meadows.
Second race-2:5O .rotting; purse 1925;
$50. $35, and Ex-Governor Brownlow
won, owned by III. n. Camp Knoxville:
Bill Nye second. owned by G. Dyer.
Roanoke.
dash; purse $50; s35' and SIS Mascotte
won, owned by Okeeffe Stables, Tazewell:
Klondyke second, owned by W. w.
Byars. Wytheville.
Fourth race-running. one mile dash:
purse $50; $50 and sl5-Myra II. won
owned by George Washington; Mary
Oaks second, owned by Okeeffe Stables.
Fifth race-one half mile, two best In
three; purse $50; s35 and sl5-Laura ID.
won, owned by w. c. Dyer. Roanoke;
Rodex second, owned by F. WEIGH, Roa-
noke.
This afternoon Atkins White (colored).
of this place, was run over in race, and
II is thought is fatally injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-10
CHASE CITY.
School Openfng-Death of an Aged
Lndy-TObncco.

Lndy-TObncc0.
CHASE CITY, VA. September Y-tspe.
ciai)-The Southside Academy com.
menced its fifth annual session here this
morning. A number Of prominent citi.
zens attended the opening exercises
which were OF an interesting character.
The attendance OF students was the
largest in the history of the school. On
this occasion appropriate speeches were
made by Rev. DR.. Thomas Drew. Rev.
III. T. Williams, and Captain Thomas ID.
Jeffress. of Chase City; Rev. j. ~. New.
bill. OF Crewe, and Mr.. +. II. Norment.
OF Richmond.
This is a coeducational school OF high
grade, and is now under the manag ement
Of Professor and Mrs. Edward G. James
who were formerly connected as teachers
with the Woman's College Of Richmond.
They also have experienced assistants in
all branches.
Mrs. Della Dodson died near here yes.
terday She had passed her threescore-
and-ten years, and was the last OF
seventeen children OF Alexander BOYD
for whom the town OF Boydton. our coun-
" seat. was named. in the carly part O,
the present century.
MIR. Frank Il. Roberts, postmaster OF
this place. has purchased the entire plant
OF the Chase City ProgresA which has
been published here for about five years
and never missed an issue. He will
make it intensely local In news and
Democratic in principle.
The weather has been very favorable
for the ripening and the securing Of the
tobacco crop. About one half of the cron
has been cut and housed. and a greater
portion Of 1t il OF hne quality. The corn
Weld will be an abundant one. and in ex-
cess Of that Of many previous years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-10
WYTHENILLE.
Died from His WOunds-SIayer Sent
On-POIitfcaI.

WYTHEVILLE. VA, September o.
who was shot at the racing grounds in
| this place by a white man, named
Harvey Leamon, who is also a jockey,
! has since died. Yesterday his slayer
| had a preliminary trial before Magis-
trate Dyer. who sent him on to answer
an indictment by the october grand jury
Mayor G. Woodville Smith. of Lynch
burg. is visiting his family, who are sum-
mering in Wytheville.
Mrs. Mary Stone, mother OF Mrs. ].
d. Abei OF this place. iied at the
Fourth-Ayenue Hotel early yesterday,
morning, and the remains were taken TO
Christiansburg for interment. the de-
ceased having been a native of Mont
gomery county. She was " years old.
The Misses Bowe, who have been
boarding in Wytheville for some weeks,
left yesterday evening for their home in
Richmond.
Mrs. Douglass, Of Texas, is boarding
at Colonel Withers's.
Judge Heath and family, of Norfolk,
who have been spending the summer
here, have returned home.
Mr.. Frank Kyle, of Fayetteville, ~ C.,
is visiting his cousin. Miss jamie Glib
honey, on Main street.
Miss Cooper, of Mississippi. is visiting
Mrs. Anne Lawson, on Spring street. SO
are Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson. OF Fauquier
county.
Mr.. j. w. McGavock, of this county,
ana the leading Populist In this section
OF the State. was in Wytheville yester-
day. and announced his candidacy for
the Senate in this the Fifth district.
But Mr.. McGavock says II he is elected
he will vote for Senator Daniels return
to the United State Senate and for Con-
gresham w. A. Jones TO succeed Sena-
tor Martin.
The Democratic Senatorial Convention |
meets In this place on the 18th, and the |
Republican convention at Pulaski City, |
on the 18th.
DR.. c. w. Gleaves. a Palmer Buckner
Democrat, who has been spoken of as |
the probable Republican nominee for the
Legislature in this county. says to your
that he is not candidate
and would not accept the nomination of
the Republicans II rendered him.
Mrs. Cornelius Bull and son. who have
been boarding here. have returned to
Norfolk.
Miss Mary Lython has returned to her
nome in st. Louis, after a stay of some
weeks In our town.