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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-30

Richmond: w. A. Moncure. special COM
mi. sloner. TO larriet \. Curtis. Il 9 l-5-l2
feet on cast side Fifth street, l1 3 l-5-l2
feet south OF Cary. 81. 800.
II. Il. Pollard. special commissioner %
Alex. Freeman. Is feet on east siIe Twen-
ty-seventh street. a feet south OF Leigh.
5000.
sarah r. Robertsou's trustee TO c p.
Sales. trustee. n - feet on west side
Pine street. 40 feet south OF sprins'
81 200.
Herrico: George c. Fhm'g and wife
70 Elizabeth. vile % Martin Schld. 50
reet on south side state street. flso
J corvdon Gibbs and wife 70 Julian ).
pinford. q rect on Fairmount avenue
soufhwest corner Tventy-third street
subject 70 Hers s..
samuel ~. Pul'iam and others 70 Ce1a
Poison. 6 IA acres near Quioecasin road
SEQ.
Samuel Vt. Pulliam ard wife to Mary
Frances Whiting. Is feet on north side
Cedar street. between buchanan ana
James. 1910.
Same 10 Delaware Prize. - feet on
woet sic Lucke street 500
g. $ Reams and wife 10 j. W. C'a~Fe'
lo) acres about seven miles north OF Rich
mond. $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-30
Amin s,.nIl.

In rccord 70 the death ~ Anton L..
sc,dl. Tho celebrated musical director.
a New York dispatch says:
Mr.. Scidl let hHs lone shortly after
dinner ihis evening. aud went 10 mo
home OF his business aggnt. =. bern'
sen. lie had no soHncr arrived thcro
than he VAS takrn violently III. Tho
fsnulv ptrNsirian of Mr. hcrusisin was
called. lir mnlodiaieiy diagnosed tho
patients trouble as piuniuine poisoning.
MIR. scldl uic llSh Tor ms ainler. ana tho
pn, stefan was Of the opinion tnat tho
ioison tame from the fish.
About 10 oclOvk Mt. ssldl became
worse, and TWO other physicians were
summoned. In splte OF their efforts. inc
paflel.t continued 10 grow worse, unul
1915 o'clork. when he died.
Al tie bedside OF MIR. Seidl. az the time
OF his death. were Mrs. Seidi. his wife.
Mr.. Bernstein. and The attending ply
sicians. Tie body viii be immediately
removed 10 Mr.. se,dls late silence.
where The funeral services probably will
be he'd.
Anton scidl was born in Pesth. Hun
gary, about 1850. When a young man no
was secretary 10 kichard Wagner. the
composer. After leaving the studio OF
Wagner he began the study Of music un'
der Huns Reichtcr. Of Lclpsic.
Sir. Seldl came to America about twelve
years ago. and AT once became prominent
in musical work. lie was rccosnizsd as
tho ablest director OF Wagnorian music.
AT the time OF his death ne was con-
ducilnz the concerts given at The
Waldorf-Astoria and was selected as
the director OF the permanent orchestra
OF New York city. which has been re-
Gently organized and Tor which 500 90 10
being raised by subscription for niaintc-
nance.
lie was also lender Of the philharmonic
Society OF this city. and was 10 have been
one OF the musical directors OF The Matt
rice Crau opera companies next seas"n.
A short tine ago he refused a cali 70
the Royal Opera, ~ Berlin. The oifsf
was made TO him for n term OF Year,,
but he preferred to remain In this u
try.
In 1897 ne was conductor OF the Covsnt
Garden OPERA. II WAS his intention 70
conduct a series OF Wagner operas IN
London this spring.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-30
ENGINEERS BACK PLUMBERS.
Mrs Goodman Secures n Divorce and
Custody of lie Children

NORFOLK. VA, March Especial
The Central Labor Union al o meeting
at which a new delegation representing
Norfolk Division. No. f56 Brotherhoc I
OF Locomotive Engineers. was present.
endorse tho resolution recently passed
by the Master Plumbers Association.
These resolutions protest against tbs
imposition upon Master Plumbers OF 4
special tax by the Commonwealth and
municipalities. Delegates pr"s"nt r"-
ported trade generally good and In some
limos exceptionally brisk.
Mrs. Jennie Goodman was TODAY
rranicd n divorce from Daniel Goodman
upnr statutory grounds. the cnStvoy
~ Tho TWO children was awarded 10 the
nloiuti0. cnndwin was n Church~
s,r.,i merchant until recently. when he
left the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-30
THE WORK OF THE TEAM,
Tho Methods 10y Which the Cherubs
prcpared for the Game Here.

ctI,rfOTTE. N. c.. March @.-spc-
..f-Th. Chorubs wIl reach Richmond
-,lfrls1a, morning. and when the base
t.r ngniic assemblies at broaa-Street
PIX that afternoon Do witness their
work the verdict wlp be that the new
club wni do.
while in charlotte the mon worked
e,t.tu.uv earnestly and carefully con-
llionIns themselves. Some of them had
,.I handled o. bail siuco last season and
tr.r. l,er-wrientcI. but after breakfast
Monday morning "a week ago. they went
to work with O. vim that was refreshing
As soon aa they had gotten their nni-
formr they assumed The role OF lauorers.
AID the work tfcy were 10 perform was
a. ret in shape for the battles IN the
Atlantic League. soon after dinner they
went to Inc park AND commenced work.
Tals consisted OF throwing. catching.
plcking up er0uudcrs. running the bases.
hitting and "~fuugoing.
This programme was followed every day
and tlo running aud walking dis ance in
creased every day. The men 20 intent In
perfccting shape donned sweaters and
baseball shoes every morning and logged
several miles across country. returned 10
fho hotel. took hot baths ana rubbed
each other cown.
OF course trey are not ~ perfect shape.
haf they VIII present al appearance that
VIZ greatly please the Richmond base
bali public, and show 10 the rooters that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-30

within tho past t~wenty-four hours the
"scalo-house" locality. which Is that Sec
ton Of the city lying adjacent 20 seven
tcenth and Grace streets. has furnished
two sensational evcnts-a homicide ana
an attempted suicide.
MONDAY night. as published. an un-
known white man killed a negro; last
night a negro girl attempted to take her
life by drinking an ounce OF laudanum.
The woman. who Is KNOWN as Lizzie
Ts,cre. lives % No 29 north S'veu-
foerth street. Sho d-ank the laudanum
about 7.gO O'Clock. and was found nm
conscious a short time afterwards. Tho
ambulance was at once sent for. and inc
girl talrcn 10 the First Police station.
whore Drs. paughwa1 and Nuckois by
prompt measures. succeeded IN saving her
NE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-30
FIRST MEETING TO-DAY.
The State Board orFisherics Will Map
Out plans for Work.

The members OF the state Board Of
Fisheries will meet here to-day -
take the cath Of office and 10 map out
plans for work. All OF The memters have
promised 10 come. The act creaQng the
board will be carefully examined and In
structions will be given to the chairman
ana secretary who are 10 be the execu-
tive officers Of the body.
The Board of the Chesapeake and its
tributaries held probably It's last meet
ing Yesterday. Bills were audited and
steps taken 70 transfer the work 10 the
new board.
Judge J. W. O. Blackstone of Aceomac:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-30

from haro work. but they are working
the feeling of.
The nrst hit made by Richmond this
season was n two-bagger by Gus klcpf.
lie Will do II again.
nan Leahy and Charlie Gutenberg give
Rerte cards and spades on talking. They
never shut Up.
s,Immeli and Chesbro have both devel-
ored lots OF speed. And they are not In
Perfect shape.
Tom Hess ls one OF these say nothing
and saw wood players. but you can
lose him. His eye Is good.
Kiopf looks Ike an Indian Coal BACK
hair and eyes and a dark complexion.
and hunt like a stone wall.
There are some good singers IN the
nartv bpt they only perform behind clos
"a 6oor. Keep out bricks and bullets.
Corni0 has n clever move 10 catch run
nsrs AZ first bare. lie Is very much Ike
TanrehW on TINT piny.
Had the weather kept dry and hot mo
club would have been In mrch better
shape 20 come home. -. l. 9.
DIAMOND CHIPS.
7, ra- renortcd here last night that
Dennv Long had disposed OF his Pcadine
m nchiso ad~vantagcously TO himself.
which Is alro 10 be considered as be ne
Of considerable ADVANTAGE 10 inc PLAYERS
no has signed. No details Of the sale
could be obtained. II there has been a
deal. ,
The fact Is known. however. that local
railway interests in Reading have been
making enor.s 70 get Denny 70 sell cur.
and n rs possible that the shrewd man
accr has been induced 20 dispose Of his
franchise.
Pitcher Frank Sparks. who Joined The
Richmond club yesterday morning az he
dcpot ~ Charlotte. is built very much
Ike Tannehill. and . not unlike mat
clever player. Sparks Is a college bred
man and n perfc"- gentleman IN every
sense r. the word. lie 2 on q and nolis1e
IN his manncrs and VIII certainly be a
~favurite with the people.
a special 90 The Times last night from
ReadinE. Pa. says:
"D. s.. Long. owner Of tho READING
baseball ciIb. odd a half interest IN the
clrh 10 John s. Newell better known as
Jack" Newell who began his career on
DE diamond with he Quick steps. OF
WUiowsnort. Sirce then be has played
with Pittsburg. 81. Lou g. Sioux city tho
southern LEAGUE. Wc-fcrn loaEue. and
various tears in the Atlantic Leagln. He
contained Longs Wilmington club I'm
1900. ord tina year wac Cyst or INC hi
tors ana second Of The third basemen."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-30
THE "ONLY ALI-RAIL line"

BETWEEN RICHMOND. NORFOLK.
AND LYNCHBURG. WITH SOLID YES
TIBULED TRAINS. IS VIA THE NOR
FOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY. the
quickest route between an points South
and Southwest. For tickets. timetables
ard all information apply 10 the Rich
mond Transfer Company, 800 east Main
street: g. G.. Carter. ticket agent, Byrd
Street Union) Depot. and at company
Office, SIS east Main street.
r. W. COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-30
ucnricn News Notes.

Commissioner Of the Revenue Charles
Chiidroy has been reported for nine al
legged failures to assess property. The
cases Will come up before the Ilcnrlco
Circuit Court, which meets the nrst Mon
dav in May.
The case Of James Sully. charged Win
cutting Joseph Williams, vii como up
far trlal to-day before Squire q. W.
Thomas.
Air J.. Gum. who was n dcnuty sNer
iT OF Ucnrico county. under former Shcr-
IN J. w. Southwar1. Is extremely III at
his howe ON The River view road, in Va
rina District
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-30
IT'S TO LAUGH"
The MiIlcr.sisson Wallace Company
AT the Academy Tonight.

IT'S 10 laugh" IS the advertising line
Of the AI.ller-Slsson-Wallac C)mblna-
ton. and a more terso and consummate
description of their decidedly novel and
entertaining performance could hardly
be- found.
Thoy have amused audiences all
through the East and South this season.
and come again 10 TIE Academy Of MI
ste tonight 90 close their season.
What Polk Miller can 90 towards imi-
tatlnr the negro is 100 wei known 70 the
public ~ flis city. as he has from time
t0 time ap1cared here in his amusing
and instructive sketches Of plantation
life. oscar Sisson and charming ltile
Miss Ester Wallace form a BRIGHT COM
edv team. and their work IS always az
nreciatcd hv the audiences. They have
n new ard very catchy one act sketch.
Tony Miller ard his Plart1;i7n Chor'is
vl assist Polk Miller In his banjo pick
lrr' I'd dancing.
MARGARET Nathor's engarement on Fl
dav ard SATURDAY bids fa'r 10 be the
evont ~ the ante-F1ster season. az the
sale OF seat has been unusually large
ava corti~"cs To- lncrease.
Nffse Mafher r~irgs 10 ;nis cifv a most
~a-'i,t'e and sr~otuons p%"'lrction of
"~Cvr~heilne. *" her latest S~hakeperean
revival.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-30

NORFOLK. VA. March 2-SpeciaL-
.Joseph Lasomaisino to-day entered suit
against the Norfolk and Western rail-
road in the Court of Law and chancsry.
claiming siO.Oo0 damage for the loss or
one foot. Leeomaisino some months since
attempted TO cross the track near Inc
Boston wharf In front Of a passing train-
Ills foot was caught IN a frog and 80 ~
iurcd as TO necessltaie amputation.
IL IS stated that a brakeman warned
tho bow against attempting to cross the
track, but tha, he did not heed the warn
Ing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-30
FIGHTING eCB'S SON.
Hampton soon to Have a New Lin OF
street Railway.

HAMPTON. VA. March a.-special-
Among the list Of cadets ordered 10 be
Graduated on April 9Th from the United
states Naval Academy at Annapolis Is the
name or Frank Taylor Evans, at large
II viii be remembered h a he Is the
SON OF Fighting Bob Evans, now IN
command OF the Iowa. and is a great
favorite az Old Point. having lived there
many years previous 10 entering Anna9o-
lis.
II is tolerably wen settled that Hampton
Is 20 have another street railway JUST
what route IL will tax has NOT been oe-
cided upon; though 1t Is thought 'na'
il viii enter the own near the cnesa-
peake and Ohio ;-acks. Charters were
granted for several roads during the last
session OF the Legislature, though none
of thsm have shown any sisns * aeuv-
lty. except what IL known as The lnsaHs
road.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-30
Second Rapt'st Church.

The prayer meeting at the Second Bap-
fist church tonight. will be OF special
Interest. The ovanfe llstic services or
last Sunday Will be continued and a large
attendance OF the members Of the church
and congregations Is expected. The sun
day school teachers are taking special
interest in the spiritual good OF their
scholars and the signs Of revival are
very encouraging.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-30
A MAN ON THE ROOF.
He Was Fired NJ -Four Times In the
Darkness.

PETERSBURG. VA. March 2a.-Spoei'l
rev A. J.. Fristoe pastor of the second
Raptist church. who has accepted a can
10 Chat.an0oga. Tenn, Will preach MS
farewell sermon next Sunday Week
The Richmond and Petersburg railroad
are preparing 20 build q new iron bridge
over Swift creek.
This mornine arout 3 o'clock Mr.. Leroy
Weber was attracted by some one walk
10 an tho roof OF the house. lie went
ont into the yard and found a nan IN a
STOPPING position on the roof. Mr. Weber
fred four shots 81 the man as he Jump
Cd from the roof and rem of. lie Is un-
able 10 cay whether OF not either OF his
shots took enec-..
The Richmond. Petersburg and Carohra
Railroad Germany have about nifty hanis
AZ work grading In the vicinity/of Din
w'ddie Courthouse.
Mr. O Jennings Doisscau IL having a
handsome residence erected In Dinwtc-
die near the County Courthouse.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-30
FIRE IN CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Teachers Selected for tho Summer
school al Mciho IL.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. March o.
Sncrtal--Thc residence of Mr.. iisrry
Iirnmd. located on belmont a suhni ban
PIT Of The CITY, was partially destroyed
by me laal night from n Detective rne.
Among tho new instructors that have
been cngagcd for tho Summer school ~
Mril,o,Is. which meets IN tho city In July,
ii.c Professor " q. Shoe. NJ the School
~ I'cdicogv IN The State University. WIS
conSln. and Mr.. Jas T. Hughes inspector
Of schoois. OF Toronto. Canada.
w. Newton Miller a paipier. has ben
tried IN tho Mayor's Court upon tho
chm 70 ~ rubbing J. NJ. paticson, OF Vs.
and sent TO the grand jury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-30

Colorcl r. C. Marshall. ot Portsmouth.
was 300 the city Yesterday. lie says he had
received a telegram from his sons who
are on their way 20 British Columbia
with "a gold mining expedition. The teie-
gram was sent from Ashcroft. h. c.. and
stated that an connected with the cNie-
alton were we'll. The temperature
there. said the message. was q degrees
below zero.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-30
COAST LINE.

NEW sLEEPING-CAR ROUTE.
The Atlantic Colst-Llne, commencing
March 2lst. viii run through sleeper from
Richmond 10 Augusta. ca. on train leav-
Ing Richmond $50 H. ". IRVING Augusta
1.55 a. NJ. and leaving Augusta on Train
No. 81 al $3.50 =. ~, arriving Richmond
4 8 Passenf ers or lichmond can re-
main In cur until 7.cO a. VI.
G. $. CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-30
GETAVIEW OF THE BATTLESHIP3
IN ROUTE TO NORFOLK VIA
& AND q.

Passengers using the Chesapeake and
OHIO Route between Richmond and Nor
f0lk have the advantage OF the cheap
rates-two dollars one way and three
nfty round trip. AS well as a sight at
Newport News OF the warships OF re
Flying Squadron. Two daily trains eacn
way between Richmond and Norfolk via
Chesapeake and Ohio.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-30
THE UNKNOWN SUICIDE.
The Cororcr's Inquest Failed 10 Secure
ANY Further Identical iou.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. March 4-Sps-
cial-The coroncr's inquest held to-day
over the bydy Of the unknown man Who
killed himself yesterday win a pistol.
resulted IN tic verdict Of suicide.
The only additional evidence towards
i~dcnunoltion VAS the Gnoing OF his shoo
AT low tii,. on which WAS marked Thorn
as T.. itil Twelfth Stree. Washington.
The poii.c have 10 cph"ued h"l haVo
failed TO obtain my cluc that would lead
to any positive iuc~ntlu'atiDu.
A new rnid from Washington avenna
TO Al,xandfil turnpike Is hrins surveyed
and ~. right OF way condemiicd aud
appraised.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-30

Or. Austin Brockenbrough. Of Northamp-
ton. Mr.. r. l.. Ailsworth and MI w
Puiiti Fifzhugh. OF Northampton, were
at the Capitol.
Governor Tyler and stan have been
invited to attend the dedication OF the
new buildings at the University on June
nth. They Will probably 90.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-30
MAYOR RECRUITING OFFICER.
New President Tor Suiiins College
burglars Sentenced.

RRTsToL. TENN. March 9-Speciat-
Mnvor Anderson WIS to-day appointed
recruiting officer here TO enlist volunteers
IN tho National, Guard or Tennessee In
view ~ The threatened war.
Professor A. r. Ramsay. If Martin,
Tenn. was to-day elected president II
SnIlins college. Bristol, Va, vice Dr. ID.
$. 1learon.
william Callahan and William Wallacs
AshrviIle negroes. tried for burglary com-
niirrd In i,ristol we're to-day sentenced
TO three wars In the pcniicniiary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-30

A delegation of Grayson county gentle
men called on the Governor last night 90
present a petition for The pardon OF Wal
ter Cox. vino is serving "a term or nine
years iu the peniteati1ry for murder. The
Governor did not reach % decision.
The Governor has issued q reqnisition
upon the Governor Of Pennsylvania for
G.. NJ. Smith. who IS charged with de-
fraudinE several parties in Norfolk. He Is
under arrest in Philadelphia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-30
THE BERGEN EXPOSITION.
Virginia oyster Tong Exhibit o Go to
Norway.

sToRMONT. VA, March Z.-Speciai.
A. the request Of the Uni'ed states
Fisheries Commission. Messrs. Bristow
and Dlxon OF this place shipped today
10 the Bergen Exposition their splenu q
Worlds Fair exhibit Of the deep water
patent oyster tongs.
Cor~~~ss Appropriated twenty tnou-
sand dollars 20 show the people Of NOT
vav how America get hold OF me luNnry
OF the deep sea and our commiss''
"sip0 every possible means 10 make
T-,cio SANS notions impressive among
our foreign cousins.
virginia has derived during the pres
49,, dacade n vast revenue from this IN
yentlon as a tax Of IS Is levied on all
ove.er~en who use them and their name
n exposlon opens the first dav of May
rext 4, the city Of Bergen Norway
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-30

AZ the First Baptist church to-day two
services Will be held by Rev. f. Hez
SVEN. who is aiding Dr. Cooper in spec
c.al meetings. At night he viii speak 10
those who meet difficulties 40 the thres-
hold of the better NE.
At $50 his subject viii be by request.
"The future recognition OF loved ones
after death and the resurrection"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-30

The vii of the late Rev. DR.. Oeorge
vanderslice. pastor OF the ~un'on-ststion
Nse,hoA,st church. was aar,'tted ~ rro-
hate IN the Chancery Court yesterday.
Mrs Mamie l.. vandersiite qualified -
sxecutrlx. giving bond % the amount Of
ss na. The estate Is valued at 0.5d
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-30

The Virginia Trust Company acts as
executor. administrator. guardian. re-
ceiver. trustee Tor estates corporations
or individuals.
A' accidents and uncertainties incident
10 trusts etc. as administered by incl
vidua,s. are altogether removed. when
the company rs appointed 20 handlc the
trust fund. The corporation trustee OUT
lives the trust. The lneficiency and
carelcssnsss Of individual trustees may
wreck valuable estates. wis receipted
ana kept without charge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-30
Raltimore. :: savannah. O.

SAVANNAH. Ga. March 2a-Balti-
more whitewashed Savannah to-day.
Score: r. n. =
savannah 80 OOOOOOOO- 90 3 :
Baltimore $50 90 90 3 / 3x-7 II g
batteries: Terbert, Stult2 Chance and
Ballantyne: Hughes. Mons and Clark.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-30

THE STATE BANK or VIRGINIA IN
v.lcs the publ e 10 inspect It's Vaults
for the cafe keep ng OF Bonds. 5 ocks.
q and especially IFS STORAGE Naul 8
for The safe keeping OF ~ vor Pla q and
other bulky valuablcs. They are re-
cared as SAFE 0s human ilgcnui y a i
skin could make thrm. AT night they
are guarded by a reliable. trustw 1rtny
guard. Hll-i-i"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-30

Don't be so proud of your
figure and insist on an over
coat that fits as though you
had been melted and poured
into it.
They're not comfortable
that way: and then suppose
YOU grow stouter next sea
SOM What's more, it's di-
rectly contrary to fashions
orders.
Big, vcryb big; loose, baggy
is what YOU want-S6.75, to
$50. 90.
Spring Hats
Spring Furnishings
For boy and man.
M@TANaTtNTr SO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-30

Boston players say that the Richmond
clrh viii make .nings warm for the OPP
position.
Gutenberg. Dundcn and Klopf are mar
ried men and their wives VIII come to
Richmond.
Klopf and Leahy's work around second
base is bond 70 take. II Is indeed clever.
H~argrOye's catches IN Charlotte would
have ,ickled Richmond rooters mo u
good hun or. .
sam Vigneaux covers lots OF ground
behind the bat. lie IS a sure man after
fouls.
Gus Dundon In many respects reminds
one OF Elberfeld. Ho Is good on hot
%grounders and blocking.
Those sweaters are real cute. II
wouldn't 90 for the ooys 10 be around a
prison loose. They might be shot.
Many OF the players are stiff ana sore
The times., 1898-10-02
A SUPPLEMENTAL BILL.
Isaac d. Boyce Must Answer the
Charges of His Wife

Through he- attorney, John C. Cuttings. Mrs.
Mary Geneva Boyce yesterday fled supplsm ntal
bin TO her suit for divorce against her husband
Llac d. Boyce.
TIE purpose of the new proceedings is to pre-
vent hor husband from leaving the city without
answering the charges she made against him
in her original complaint. In this she has been
successful, for Justice Cox issued an order requir
ing him TO appear and answer on or before next
Wednesday. Oetcber s.
In her accompanying affidavit she says that it
has come to her knowledge that her husband con-
spired with Waiter Pack, TO eject her out of the
premises No. 1925 Street northwest; hat her hus-
band, August 16, lsDS, entered into a lease
with Pack. transferring to him the premises, but
that the lease is worthless and Of no effect by
reason OF the fact that Pack had no interest
whatever in the premises at the time
She also says that her husband conspired with
Hensay and Pack in order that a landlord and
tenant suit might he brought, and that in bring
ing the said suit both her husband, Boyca, and
Pack perjured Themselves and that the dia-
bOlical conspiracy was for other purpose than
| that of her husband Kidding himself of the COM
plainant, his wife, Mary Geneva Boyce.
Mrs. Boyce also states that by reason of the
invalid bill Of sale made by her husband to Pack
the former is now able 10 leave the jurisdiction
of the court and leave his wife and children a
charge upon the community.