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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
BOSTON. -; BALTIMORE. 9.

Boston. May l2-The Bostons took another gn'ne
to-day through wretchod playing by the Bal'imores
Hughes pitched nearly as well as he DID on tues
dov end kept tho hits well scattered until the
eighth when after two chances 10 retire the Bos.
tons had been declined. lie became discouraged ana
the hits came In thick and fast. The score
r II.
nos,on ...........S Q 2 . Q "a 10 )
Baltimore ..........o -" ~ y
fsa.t.-1es-EichnLe and ne-gen. Hughes ana Clarke.
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THE RECORDS.
co11rvn1A sOpHOMOREs VICTORIOUS.

The class Of 1900 baseball team OF columbia
,,,''a,, easily defeated the 1901 class team yes
49,, g. the annual baseball batch at Columbia
oval WiIamsbrldge by score OF u to :: FOR
80 6rst six innings the game was any BODY g. buy
IN .ha sovcnth BY punching hits, the sopnomores
,aainea a lead OF I'VE runs which they held 10 the
Ed The sophomore and junior teams VIII play
for the college championship
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NEW YORK

I,arned -New-York. G. Brooklyn /. Frs; base ~
e--r,-s-New- York Brooklyn 2 Left on bases New
York. 3. Brooklyn. First base on bahs-of seymour
3 of Dunn l. by Seymour. (. by Dunn. /
Home rlns-Jovce SEYMOUR. Three-bas hts 7 ernan.
Seymour Two-base hits Davis. Anderson la chance
Double Shnde. Mailman and Tucker; seymour.
Davis and joyce. Wild ptCh-Sevmour. Hit by piLcher
BY Seymour. I. Umpi-es-Lynch and Connolly. Tins
Of riance-sOU0
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CLEVELAND. y; CHICAGO. l.

Cleveland. Ohio. May 1.-THE home team would
have won on It's hitting even II not assisteo ny
tendance. 400. Score: =
,-.,.,, 4 q o - u z
CI'I.o@a .....O 0 ? 10 D
pat,er,ss-wson and oConnor; Thornton WOODS ana
(rnance
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RECORDED MORTGAGEs.

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sayings Insu ,ns,S;, xa.aea year.. 5000
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CINCINNATI. &: ST. LOUIS. g.

Cincinnati May I2.-The Reds won both games BY
clean fielding and superior work on the bases
They also did some perfect bunting. Lave Cross
was pu; out o., the first game FOR yelling from the
bench Attendance. 1920. Score:
FIRST GAME
., Tnn,s 2 a-a 10 b
Observation-Disclosures Peitz; Smith and Clements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13

Won der Abe 800 alirnony and her maiden name.
and. Incidentally. paid her a high compliment on
her conduct and appearance in court. Before her
marriage Mrs. Won der Abe was Miss Dea Wells.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
CONNECTION DEFEATS VIRGINIA.

princeton. y J.. May 1.-THE "Iigers defeated
the University Of Virginia baseball team his after
roo, Ru,ler's an-round work the feature OF
the eame The score BY innings was:
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SECOND GAME

Cincinnati ..........o o0oo 1s
pa;teries-Hawi-y Vaughn. Daniels and Clements
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Grhnrbln R.a. Gstats.

.>ooNoO~oNo.N0@NONoN >NN0"0NoNeo~'Y
CFNC-Y Montrair reai estate al kinds. salo and rent
a CT.AREN,T. h TUBES. Heesnan So HeN ; ork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13

Princeton .-..-...a - 10 :
p.,,cr,-r-Hsr7son and Kafer Pnk-rton and Mansum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13

x Louis. May 12.-Judgc Tally has handed down
oec1ee In the Won der Abe divorce case. which
W. heard before him last Friday. He gave Mrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
RACQUET CLUB.
COLUMBIA TO ROW AT ANNAPOLIS.

mo Columbia Varsity crew VIII row n two-InIIe
race with tho Annapolis cadets. at Annapohh'
s s, on Saturday. Coach webb has given the crew
5000 preparation for the contest. and his persevc!
sco with the Is beginning 10 snow Itself IN
Sr greatly improved form. The makeup OF the
TSew 10 row In the Annapolis race s. follows
P"w Betts jones' 3. McClintock 4. Tilt; 3. shat;
Mckay; Z, Erdai: stroke. Machcn; coxswaih'
""suc; substitutes. Boyesen and Thomas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13

n. Carriage ard wheelmcn's Repair Association
.,o,oses to become more active. Although the as
so.,ston was organized two years ago. little work
49,. hsen done O. yet II IS the intention OF the
asso~ation 20 establish Uniform price ist for ell
ssoa;rs 10 De made on wheels ard carriages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
Hntnrn,sbeo Apartments du Get
3Q3 WESJ END AVENUE,

SOUTHWEST CORNER OF 18th STREET.
corner Apartment elevator service heat electric
irht not w.fcr supply 81 900 superintendent on
nr.rni,.. or METROPOLITAN IMPROVEMENT COM
pA\y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13

~. New-York Consulate WI hold monthly meet
80. hereafter The members OF the organization
,o,os. 20 mako tests OF the best material for
,oad Improvement. L IS said that the city author
U.s. have no; always used tHe best material. The
uenn.ula,e wishes 10 Re ~ service to the city
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FURNISHED Gousrs 10 Eet-C onnirp
Go Cri for Business purposes.

AT 10 BEFKMAN ST NEAP NASSAU. SUITABLE
yN6E Pr-RIIsHTR ApvErTIsING AGENT, NbWs-
PAPER. BICYCLE OR MERCHANT TAILOR; RET
MODERATE RI LAND = WHITING. HERMAN -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13

Fred Titus accompanied ny HIS pacemakers left
last night foI Boston, where Titus and McDunee
viii meet IN a ifteen-rnile paced race tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13

II is said that Berkeley oval will have the larg-
o.: box-seating capacity Of any field in the world
when the gates are opened on May 80 for the
tournament Of the Associated Cycling Clubs Of the
Borough OF Manhattan. The total capacity VIII
provide for .207 persons follows: New north
stand boxes ~: west tier boxes, si3 old
south stand boxes. 1@.
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GnrngrgGf Onm

>-r> ,-,cu- COTTAGES PEPVARDsvIyL-E, n. j.
Open Arril 80 TO Nov LIST. IS miles from New-fork on
n =. q " r r. BARCLAY or Chrstopher-st ferry.
li,,.nse ss-) feet; Many improvements since last year
A'''uD' W. GRO " FUTILE. Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13

The semi-annual meeting OF the Good Roads AS
sociation OF Brooklyn and Long Island Will be held
on Tuesday at $50 p. m. at schwalbachs No. 81
Fiafhush-ave Several important amendments 70
the constitution Will be voted on.
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Bank Reports.

DEPORT OF TIE CONDITION OF THE
~ sf.0,pSD NATIONAL. BASK. al New York, In ,h-
e,a.o D., Sey YORK at cps~ OF business May ON.
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Countrn Real estate for Sale.
HOME AMONG THE HILLS
Countrn Dropcrtn 60 Eci.


CONNIE, rrCTT soa-hore home for tired people. three
n furnished COTTAGE absolutely safe from S?aneh war
,hp. moderate rent bathing. boating. circulars Pro
fe..or NORTnRrP nrlnklyr P1yiecnnlc
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-04-30
Y. M. O. A.

The Bible class is still open to sll
who wish to study the Bible. Free
A very good address was delivered to
the bows last Sunday by their Presi-
dent. We were glad to see Mrs. Benz
Jackson among us.
Our meetings continue in interest,".
Come out.
One of our young men who has been
for YEARS. interested in the work. was
ordained in the gospel ministry, alter
a most excellent examination at the
First Baptist Church last "Wednesday
night. We congratulate ourselves IN
welcoming Rev. w. H. Stokes TO tue
new field.
Committees on churches will please
report as soon as possible. we neeu
The Ladies Auxiliary has presented
the Association with $50 Pres. II. l..
Williams and her coworkers are NOV
ing forward.
We noticed the following directors
in the Mems Meeting Sunday Pres. h
IT. Hill, r. J. bass, w. 2: Burrell
Booker T. Leftwich and Nelson Wal
LAWYER J. NJ. Burrell of Boston
brother of our GenerslySecretarylwas
welcone visitor to our Rooms Sunday
5:8O D. m. His words Of encourage
ment were heartily received by al
present. ,.,.-
An excellent address was deliyere'
nv Rev. J. II. Gadson, OF the Seminar
10 the men Sunday at ;: 80 p. m.
The young men of the Seminary As
soeiauon have done much Tor Missio
work on the streets. and IN negiecte
places and parts of the city, durln
this school term. Our Association re
turns thanks for such timely help an
pray Gods blessings on them as the
leaves for other fields.
President r. T. Hill, though busy 4
he is given his time and service, ds
and night, during the sickness OF OIL
General Secretary.
Contributions of 50 from the SIX
Mt. Zion Baptist Sunday School and
az from the Ebenezer Baptist Churt
have been thankfully received thront
Brothers @ c. Boone and Mr.. WI
Isham,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-04-30
FUNERAL OF MISS MINNIE EPPs.

Miss Minnie Epps. the beloved
daughter of MRS. Everlina Epps, de-
parted this life Friday afternoon, April
p, 1898, in the 22d year OF her age, az
ter a prief illness of % hours. She was
in apparent good health up TO Thurs
day, April 2lst, when she was taken
suddenly i'll. Everything in medical
skill was done for her but in vain, and
on Friday afternoon she fell asleep in
Jesus"
She said TO her mother just before
she was taken sick, "Do not worry al
ter me for it is we'll with my soul. and
when I die. 1 am going where Jesus Is,
for heaven is my home" She was an
Obedient and loving child, devoted
friend and we'll beloved by the COM
munity, who mourn their loss. Her
death has been shock to the commun-
ity. She was member of Unity Court,
1872, 1. o. Of @, which turned out to
pay their last tribute of respect TO
their departed member. Her funeral
took place Sunday evening, April Path,
at the LIST Baptist Church Rev. James
IL. Holmes preached q very excellent
and sympathetic sermon. The church
was well crowded with friends OF the
deceased. The floral designs were
handsome and numerous. The casket
was OF baby blue. Mr.. a. u. frlcs
was the undertaken.
The following young men, friends o
the deceased, served as pall-bearers
Honorary, Grafton @. Shorts. Georg'
Graves, Junius Robinson active, Ma
thaniel Boiling, William Shelton, Ben
iamin Walker, Willie Mason, Rober
Spencer, William Turner.
A precious one from us is gone.
A voice we loved is still,
A place is vacant in our home,
; Which never can be filled.
She leaves a mother. one brother,
: sisters, and a host of relatives an
s friends to mourn their loss.
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$500 FOR 10 CENTS
Paid Only by the Planet
Beneficial assoc iati0n

To its Members who pay their dues
promptly, after twelve months mem
bership, and proportionaiely within that
time, and thirty dollars in the event Of
death. Some pay higher death ben
eft than we do, but our aim Is 10 hav-
you enjoy your money this side OF tn
grave.
An application at our Cffice, ITO n.
2nd st Rich mond. Va, in person or
by postal will convincs you of on.
promptness and reliability by the az
cumulated evidence OF sick and dealt
claim receipts. We want live agent
in every place. city, town, hamlet TT
village in Virginia on the most liberia
pay. Call or write TO John Clinton
Jr., Business Manager at once for par
ticulars. No fines. taxes, assessments,
or meetings to attend no sregalia or
uniform TO buy.
Ali persons carrying p 'licies in this
Association are at liberty to enlist in
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-04-30
A BRILLIANT MARRIAGE.

BEAVER DAM, VA, April 20. '98.
A very beautiful marriage took place
at the st. James Baptist Church on the
goth of April in the presence OF host
of friends and acquaintances. The
contracting parties were MIR. John
Hughes and Miss Rebecca Smith, both
of Beaver Dam. The bride is the
daughter of Mr.. Edmund Smith of Bal
timore, Md, and is very popular in So
ciety. while the groom is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hughes and is q
very promising young man.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Walter Thompson.
The bride was attired in white cash
mere trimmed with ribbon and the
groom wore a conventional suit. Thell
presents were many and costly Theii
future home will be at Beaver Dam
Wewish them happy and prosperou
future
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-04-30
CALI, FOR A CONGRESS- OF WHITE
AND OOL0RED REPRESENTA-
TIVES.

A call hes been Issued for the con
vening of a Congress of the Represent
alive, White and Colored Americans,
August II, 1898. at Omaha, Nebraska,
in the Exposition Building.
Among those who have Joined in the
same are the following:
Nebraska-His Excelleney, Silas A,
Holcomb, Governor Of Nebraska; Rt.
Rev. George Worthington, Bishop of
Nebraska; Dr. w. Ii. @. Stept enson,
Hon. e. Rosewater. Ed. Omaha Bee /;
G.. w. Whiteaker, J. e. Markell, David
H. Mercer, NJ. c.; e. @. Rozzelle, Geo.
E Mclean, Chancellor University of
Nebraska r. /. Allen, J. E UT, +. l..
Barnett. Editor of Progress; Hayward
J. Grady, E. II Hall, Cyrus d Bell,
Ed. Afro Am. Sentinel; Rev. J. G. @.
Owens, pastor St. Johns A. M. L.
Church IT. s. Clarkson. Rev. Priolean,
Chaplain 9th U. s. Cav.
Iowa.. s Thompson, James Wash
ington, ] b. Blagburn.
ulinois-Rev. r. De Baptlste, John
G. Jones, Rev. c. w. Newton.
Virginia-John Mitchell, Jr., Ed
| RICHMOND PLANET; Frederick HaniDus
Michigan-D. Augustus Straker, Cir
Missouri-Prof. Joseph H. Pelham
Prof. Inman Z. Page, Hon John Mil
ton Turner, L. @. Williams, Ed. K. @
Observer.
Ohio-Peter H. CLARK, H. c Smith
Ed. Cleveland Gazette.
Louisiana-Hon. P B. s. Pinchback
Elk Lieutenent Governor, j. B. La
fargue.
New York-Rt. Rev. H. G. Potter
4 T. Thomas Fortune.
3 Washington, d. CT. V. Powderly
! CommissionerssGenl ID. F. Seville
Ell Colorado-Edwin H. HOCKEY.
3 Texas-John Overall, W. f. Kinl
: Editor Dallas Express
= Mississippi-J. NJ Nimocks, EditC
Weekly Appeal, James Hill.
George w. Knox, EditC
a Freeman; R. L Rufin, Birmingham.
u Alabama-Henry Benfort, EditC
! Huntsville Exp.
i Indian Territory-Thomas Rees.
Georgia-C. ii. J. Taylor, Editor Al
peal.
y WashingtOn-Coyton Grass, Edit
{. Seattle Republican.
Utah-W. w. Taylor, Editor Sc
Lake Plain Dealer.
Kansas-James Brooks, B. K. Bruc
Jr.
South Dakota-E R. Simms.
South Carolina-R Rev j. +. Wilson.
at Minnesota--W. r. Morris, Q. +. M
IN son.
A. Observation-Disclosures J. Fletcher, E.
r Clark, w. II. Nauldin.
Y. William I. Peyton.
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FROM DANVILLE.

Chnrches were well attended last
Sunday. At the High Street Church
in the Afternoon there were four dea-
cons ordained. The ordination SER
mon was preached by Rev. y. W.
Goode. b, D. pastor of Calvary Church.
The revival is still in progress at the
Prashvterian Church much interest be-
inc manifested. There have been sew
ersl conversions and yet there are still
MANY at the anxious seat inquiring
the way to CHRIST.
The sabbath School Union held its
rec Mar monthly meeting with the
Sunday School of the First Baptist
Chureh of the 4th ward. Rev. K. G.
Adams. pastor. The meeting was well
SUNDAY morning the new residence
of MT. w. II. West was burned to the
ground. The building would have
beeu completed in q few DAYS. How the
Are occurred is not Just known but wa:
supposed to be the work Of an incend-
iarv. The building was valued o.
twelve hundred dollars, but was Gov
cred by insurance
Ouite an appreciative audience
greeted the grand Literary Symposium
fhat was given at the High Stree
Baptist Church Monday night: The
entertainment was very grand ant
much creditis due the managers.
The Thanksgiving sermon OF the y
q. o. of q. F., will be preached at tn
High Street Baptist Church Sunday
May 1st, at 3 o'clock by the pastor
Rev. w. T. Hall.
On Monday night, May 2nd, at tn
above named place, the Past Gram
Masters council. No. 100, OF the Patri
archal Order of Odd Fellows. will ceie
brate their tenth anniversary. Hon
III. L. Holmes of Arlington, Va, viii
deliver an address to the Odd Fellow
AMI the public in general. An elegan
program has been arranged
Mr.. J. 7. Fuller, OF the American &c
bacco Company. is at home on WIS.,
to his parents on Valley st.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hill continues quit
sick at home.
At the call to arms to arms larg
and enthusiastic gathering Of loys
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-04-30
RrouMoND, VA, April 21. 1898

RlCbAONDi VA q pHlt 81 1000
The Fifth Street Baptist Virginia
Seminary Club collected in 1897 ($S. 3O)
eight dollars and thirty cents which
we how present to Virginia Semina y.
We would have sent it in December
but were asked to wait until March,
owing TO our church rally.
You will hear from us again this
year.
Members: Rev. and Mrs. w. f. Ora
ham, Rev. and Mrs. Lenus. r v. and
Mrs. Taylor, Rev. Daniel Chamber
layne, Rev. Thomas White, Mrs. Hay
ward Graham, Mr.. John Smith, Mrs
Annie Garter, Mrs. Kate Johnson, Mr.
Pelhsm, Mr.. Beverly, Mrs. Kate Toli-
yer, Mrs Mary Page, Mrs. Jennie Haw-
kius, Mrs @. Payne, Mrs. Sallie Brown
Mrs Bette Bell, Misses Mary Williams
Ella cambridge, Rosa White, Bertha
Williams, Josephine Cooper.
Mrs. Bette Williams, president; Miss
Alice Robinson, secretary; Mrs. Belle
| Gray, treasurer.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-04-30
JACKSON WARD RAss-MIIrING.

The Republicans OF Jackson Ward
met in mass-meeting Thursday, 2lst
inst at $3.50 O'Clock. President John
Mitchell, Jr., called the meeting to
order. Secretary Benjamin P. Van
dervall was secretary
Mr.. Charles w. Young OF the Second
Precinct was called TO the chair
Addresses were delivered by Messrs.
Scion Johnson, Rev. David Robinson,
William Winston, Aldermen James
Bahen and II. J. Moore, Morton Deane,
BENJAMIN Jackson, ]. w. Madison,
Walter Mason, - Ondley and others.
On motion of Capt. Benjamin Scott,
the following resolutions were unanl-
mously adopted:
Whereas, we the true republican
voters who have always been loyal aud
true to our party national, state and
ward and want to see the upbulidlng
of our race, our party, our homes and
fireside and ward as all other races
does that love liberty regardless oil
treachery or money, therefore be 1t re-
solved,
LIST. That we in this meeting pledgt
ourselves to stand by the Jackson
Ward Republican Organization tina
the loyal and true voters have set VI
which rs the people with = Onn mttcn9l
Jr., as President and the leader OF tn
people.
2nd. That we in mass meeting as
sembled and through the public. pres
denounce all parties who Will sell on
the party to the democrats Tor mes
of pottage and aid in robbing the voi
ers of Jackson Ward Of their h'nes
ballot after being cast for their part!
3rd. That we plant our flag on tn
rampant tonight which is the peop
with John Mitchell, as leader, and
the people that are loyal and true
Republican principles will tight und'
the flag until the polls close on eie
ton day.
Respectfully,
BENZ. SooTr.
1t was nearly - O'Clock when Z
Meeting adjourned.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-04-30
Ouadrennial Central Conference African
Methodist Episcopal Church,
Columbia, s. o.

To those wishing to attend the above
occasion the Southern Railway will
sell tickets on May 2. 3, and 4, 1898,
from all points on its line, to Columbia,
s. c., and return at rate Of one frat
class fare for the round-trip, final linn
it May 81, 1898. Detail information as
to rates, schedules. ETC., cheerfully
furnished by any agent of the South
ern Railway, or G. W Westbury, Trav-
cling Passenger Agent. go East Main
Street, Richmond, Va.