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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
A WALK0VER
FOR VIRGINIA.
Washington and Lee Beaten Without
Trouble.
THE VARSITYS PLAY FAULTLESS,
The Features of the Game Was tho
Hard-Hitting Of Virginia, Led by
Hunt and Steptoc-Camp-
bells Fine Fielding.

IYNCHBURG, VA. April 27-special-
4 second game between Washington and
Lee and the University Of Virginia was
played here this afternoon, and was
complete walkover for the Virginians.
who started the fireworks In the second
innings, after having scored one In the
first on errors Of Washington and Lee.
A REGULAR COMMANDMENT.
Hard hitting was continued throughou'
the game The Varsity followed singles
bv doubles and triples, Steptoe and Huns
leading. each batting 1000. stcptoe got
triple. double and single. Hunt so'
two doubles and two singles. ,,--...
Robinson replaced Burnett, washington
and Lees pitcher. ina the fourth, Dut mo
bombardmeut continued until tne saine
was called at the end OF the SKID
The heldlng Of Campbell for washington
and zee was brilliant. For virginia every
man played faultlessy. At the BAY tney
were hard hitters, and they very sou"
caught ou 10 the pitchers curves.
THE SCORE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28

Richmond: Chewing & Roses trustees
10 Abram G.. Rose. p ID feet on west
side 81. Peter street 23j feet north ot
Baker s7s5eS
Nancy W. Robertson and Pettie G. Hol-
man 10 william +. Hazlegrove. p feet
on north side Marshall street between
Monroe and Henry. 5000.
Henrico: Charles p. Clark and VIE 70
Sarah McKenney. 3 1-3 acres ON Rich
mond. Frederlcksburg and Potomac rai-
road between Laurel and Glen Allen
$3.50
Harvey " Stewart 20 Joseph W. stew
art. interest in q feet on west side Twen-
tv-elghth street q 30 feet south OF - 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
RACING SUMMARIES.
The Results at Aqueduct and on the
Newport Tracks.

Nrv YORK. April 27.-Results at Aque-
duct: ,-,.,,.,,,tr,ic n
70 n first. Sanders q to ana / 10 y
second. Judge Wardell Is to u thlIu'
socond racc-four and a half furlongs-
robert "A TO d first. Mr.. Clay GO to ana
10 u second. Miss Mark g to u thlrd'
,Tbird racs-six furlongs-Prince Aux
land IN 90 - first, Blue Beard pl 10
and 10 . second, Nearest @ to D third'
Time. 1916 81. 80, e.-,..
Fourth race-four and half furlongs-
Caoutchouc on to - frst Lady Dora
go TO / and % TO y second Peace VI 10
81 third Time. SO.
Eiftb race-mile and forty yards-king
r q 10 . first. squan. 30 10 and to
u second. Long Acre @ to y third. Time
l.iS 3-5. ,ro
Si,tb race-about seven furlongs-To-
HAS q - TO u FIRST. Commercial Traveller
a TO and S 10 81 second, leila p2 10 j
third. Time, LIS.
The Newport Races.
ciNClNNATI. April 2I.-Kesults at New
port: 80. ,..-,o.
Domitor q 10 y first. r. G. q to 100
second The Elector a 20 u third. Time
100 II.
second race-nve furlongs-king Bar
leycorn II to p first. Terrene q to l ana
even) second, Pat Garrett q to third.
Tine l02
Third race-mile and a sixteenth-Annie
Exter g 10 ID first, Frank Jaubert q 10
and 10 81 second, Everest % 10 =
third. Time. $50.
Fourth race-six furlOngs-Burnap az 10
n first Duke of Haven a to 1 and to y
second. Teucer 6 TO y third. Time, l;l5.
Fifth race-seven and half furlongs-
Happy Hours 6 20 y first clean 6 TO
II and 3 10 u second. Parson q to %
third Time, 1877.
Sixth race--seven miles and a six
teenth-Eyaline al TO 81 first, Evanesca
l3 10 and eyen) second, His Brother o
to d third. Time. 1:i9 IA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
BAPTIST CONVENTIONS, NORFOLK,
VA, 1893.

Southern Baptist Convention. May 9th
TO 18th: Womans Baptist Missionary
Union. May 9Th TO 10th; American Baptist
Educational Society and American His
torical Society. May 5th For the above
occasions the Norfolk and Western rail-
way. the ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE. with
Solid Vestibuled Trains. Will sell round
trip tickets at one fare $500 for the
round trip. Tickets on sale MAY I'd 10 9th.
limited 10 fifteen days from date OF sale
Trains leave Richmond al 300 A. NJ.
WBSTTBULED LIMITED. no CHANGE
or CARS. arriving AZ Norfolk Id a.
NJ: and 7.3O p. NJ. arriving Norfolk 1910
f. NJ. For full Information apply to the
Richmond Transfer Co., 903 east Main
street: y. G.. Carter. Ticket Agent. Byrd
street Wnion depot or at cOmpany's
office corner Ninth and Main streets.
4. W. COURTNEY
District Passenger Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
GcrmingO Martini

Germingo Martini a native Of liaiy' VINO
was engaged in business at the corner
of Brook Avenue and Broad streets d .li'ed
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock. Inc
funeral will take place to-day al +. NJ.
from the undertaking establishment OF
James McDonough. Inc h'eii''e"
will bee i'm Mt. Calvary cemetery
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
NXnndhnrr. 12: Pantons. Z.

WOODBERRY FOREST, April 26.-Spe-
cial.-In quite an interesting game Wood
berry Forest defeated Pantops this al
ternoon by tho score OF u TO 3. J. OF ran
IONS Rurrall carried off the honors. while,
for Woodberry. Carpenters playing on
second was OF the highest order
Score by innings. X II. l..
Woodberry Forest. 1O3OO24O2-12 s 8
Pantops.... .........1 5000 2 10
Batteries: Dil'ard. Andrews and w. G.
Brown: Crawford and Martin. Umpire
Mr. La Grande.
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Mr.. Charles VI. Evans.
Kathleen Robins.

Tuesday afternoon Kathleen Roolns'
the infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter r. Robins died at the residence
of her parents so. 22l6 east Broad street.
aged nineteen months and five days
The funeral will take place this
morning at 1880 o'clock from the resi-
dcnce.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
r.n,ure,Iin Virginia.

DwAL.E. VA. April Z6.-speciaL-oth-
GER Casebolt and posse from IKE coeh-
" Ky. came 90 Clint"ooI yeste1uSy
ana arrested one Branham anu MS usosh'
ter and conveyed them PACK 70 heh'
lucky. where they are WANTED on
charge OF completely IN the muEoe Q,
Mrs. Damron, which was 'eN
there a few DAYS ago.
80 a, Rranham. who committed ths
,n,,rder by cutting the woman with .
knife. Is stiil IN hiding
n Is said he let, with his father and
sister coming Ia the direction Of VI-
ginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
READING

Summary: Earned runs-AHtnIu"H -
Reading. 3. Two base hits-Shaner' Stat
er Heyden Three base hlts Moss. sac
rihce sits-Ulrich, Smith, Culver STRAIT
ton. .; Goodman. Stolen bases-Ulrich'
Foster. Culver. Moran, Cleve. Betts'
Goodman. Ellis. Heyden. :. Lelt on
hases-Allentown 8: Reading. 6. Struck
out-I-lrich. Moss, .: Culver, Wood, q;
Shaffer. Holland. ?: Garwin. .. Double
plays-Wood. Foster and Shaffer. First
base on errors-Allentown, ]. First base
on ball-On Woods, 3; off Garwin, 4. Hi
bv pitched ball-Moss. Umpire-kelley'
Time 1:Ii.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
RACES TO-DAY,
Opening Day of the Deep Run Hunt
Clubs Meet.

The first days races Of the Deep Run
Hunt Clubs spring meet Will be run OF
the clubs track this afternoon. oegln-
NC AT . O'Clock. A large number OF en-.
80 IVA been made. and a number OF
1rs, class events will be pulled on
These races will prove the social anu
,nortinr events Of the year. and large
attendance will doubtless he on hahd'
4 Jumping contest will precede 'ne
The Richmond Fredericksburg ana 70,
tonac railroad will run special trains aiIu
80 ~ .o,,.snient intervals in order 10 acco-
,,,odate the crowds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
The Chimney on Fire.

At 7:2O o'clock last evening some one
discovered that the chimney of the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Otis n. Russell. No. GIL north
Ninth street. was on fire. and promptly
turned I'm an alarm from Box Al. =.
The department responded but round
nothing 10 do on their arrival on the
scene. as the energetic use or water oy
the bucket had sufficed to extlnguish the
lnciplent connAgrailon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
that corn piansing is backward. The
bulk OF the fruit crop p said TO beaunin-

Jul
Or. NJ. VI. Lewis has been elected as
the delegate from ST. Georges church
so the Diocesan Council OF the Episcopal
church. which convenes in Winchester
early in May. Mr.. a. B. Bolts Is the al.
ternate.
Mr.. John G.. Miller. Of this county has
stlll I'm use a cook stove which he pur-
chased IN this city forty-five years ago.
Mrs s. r. Powell. Of the same neigh
borhood. has In use a churn which she
has owned for forty-one years, while
Mr. r. T. Dulin has pair OF spectacles
made IN Germany more than 80 years
ago and Miss Lula Robel owns a cream
pitcher which is now serving the fourth
generation OF her family.
Rev Elliott Thompson. Episcopal mis-
sionary 10 China, with his wife. is In the
city visiting Mrs l.. T. Kearsley, his Sis
ter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
SPECIAL TRAINS TO DEEP RUN
HUNT CLUB RACES VIA H., +. AND
L. n. r.

The Richmond. Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad Company will run spe-
clal trains on account OF the Deep Run
Hunt Club races. 20 leave Elba Thurs
day. April 2Sth. at las y. NJ. and Sat
urday April S0ta AT 2:lj =. NJ. stopping
at a convenient distance from the race
course: returning Immediately after the
races on dates mentioned.
Round-trip fare. % cents. Tickets on
sale at F.lba thirty minutes before de-
psrture OF the trains
c. A. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28

dollars worth 7 ever bought. My wife
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Pe-ru-na.
Any one wishing TO know what the
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
A SPRING xE.IC.NE.
Zone Bottle Of Pe-ru-na The Best DOL
lars Worth | Ever Bought"

Every spring the system needs reno
waiting. The blood needs purifying.
The nerves needs strengthening. The
functions OF the body need regulating.
To find remedy that will do all this
Is TO find something more precious than
gold. Where else can a dollar be spent
I'm the spring OF the year that is sure
10 bring so large a return as 10 buy
a bottle OF Pe-ru-na? Pe-ru-na IS an
ideal spring remedy. IL strengthens.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
Ladies' Up-to-date Belts

Extra Specisl-Bcsutiful Russian
E0c Enameled Belts or Girdles' entire
OOOly new designs. about fifteen styles
N selec, from. with turquoise. emeraida
amethyst rubies and other jeweled set
tings. Belts fully worth regular mp
20 yl2 for this special sale, htlc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28

quiets. II restores
appetite. helps
digestion. a n d
builds up weak
nerves. Mr.. J.
r. Stuart, East
land. Tex. says:
" have pur-
chased one bot
tie OF Pe-ru-na
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
81. Erimlh AZ fn.st.I-

7, war not large audience that greet
"a John Grlfith and his company IN the
productlnn Of Faust" 81 the Aeae.rnv
last might As Msphisto. Mr, Gririth
himself portrayed the character with
FOOD deal OF skill and made good i'm
nre,ron n. an actor OF considerable
ability. Miss Kathryn Purnell made an
a,tistio Marguerite. and the interpreta-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN WISE.
A Young Desperate Murders TWO wen
.nd j. himself Shot Down.

BRISTOL. TENN. April Isl. cia,.,
A telegram from Coeburn. Va to-day
states that at the coal mines near , mere
paris suits. desperate young fellow l't
sbot ana killed q white man ana a negro
without cause. Suits turned to make Ms
escape but was shot 60 dea'n 9y py
ISLANDERS his body being F'ddled VIVA
bullets. .t.,
suits slayers was not arrested
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
VIZ. & W. RAILROAD.
IL is Being Rapidly Pushed to Its
Cnmplet ion.

FREDERICKsBURG. VA, April g.
specIal.-Work on the Virginia. Frede-
ricksburg and Western railroad Is being
pushed vigorously. The engineering corps
is well down the Northern Neck and the
gaps in the rights of way are being
closed up. The large cut through the
Hoskins place at this end OF the line has
been completed by the force OF hands
and the grading is about 10 be extended
20 the Corson place.
The company Is advertising TOT sodi.
,,onai teams. Ties are being placed
along the route and steel rails will be in
place In a short time.
Visitors here from several sections
along the lower Rappahannook report that
che acreage planted In early trucking this
season Is much smaller than usual and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
HARTFORD WINS
FROM CHAMPIONS.
It Required Thirteeq innings 70 to De-
eide the Contest,
THIRD DEFEAT FOR LANCASTER
Game FierceIy Played and Ames' Good
Pitching the Work That Secured
the Score for Hartford-Alien-
town Wins from Lancaster.

LANCASTER. April 21.-Special.-Lsn-
cas',r dropped the third game to-day
bur Il rts ,ired thirteen innings for Hart
ford 10 down the Champions. The con-
test being the hcrcest seen here In years
Ames pitching Tor the visitors was The
feature. WIN. . the second base playing OF
Childs was superb ward and Chiles AID
star work for Lancaster. Weather cold
and biuStery. Score
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
Lazy and EnmifY Court.

The following judgments were rendered
In the Law and Equity Court Yesterday:
Citizens Exchange Bank against b. r.
Cosby and z. l.. Butler. FOR S26t74
Citzens' Exchange Bank against p. IT,.
Wood and r. J.. Butler, for Sll7O0
Citizens Exchange Bank against r. l..
Butter. for SSl2.1j.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
ALLENTOWN s; READING q,
A Heart Disease Situation Ends With
"A Double Play.

ALLENTOWN. PA. April 21-Special.
With the score a tie and Reading out
batting the Allentown men. and the bases
filed in Inc NTH inning. neat double
play retired the visitors without a run
Allentown won the game IN the nlhth'
when Ellis Readings short-stop. threw
Wild to cut off Shaffer and hard hitting
foIloved Score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
Wind and High Tide.

HAMPTON. VA. April 27.-Special-
A severe northeast wind. accompanied by
a steady rain. has prevailed here all day.
The tides have been unusually high since
morning.
Thus far no damage is reported.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
Alleghany. 81; St. Johns. IL.

ROANOKE. VA. April 27.-Special-
Following is the result Of the game OF
Rail this afternoon between Allegheny
Institute and ST. Johns College, Annap0-
lie Md r. H. L.
AJio.banv ....37 ~
81 Iobn's rs Il
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
DEEP RUN HUNT CLUB RACES.
SPRING, MEETING.

on THURSDAY. April 2sth. AZ O'CLOCK,
and SATURDAY. April Both. 2;3O. on
Club-House Grounds. races are open 10
the public. and can be reached by Lake
side street cars, and special train from
Elba Station. Admission. 80 cents. Tick
cts on sale at George Schoen's. Bfanch
r. Aliens. William Rueger's. ". c.
Schmdts. jefferson Pharmacy and Com
monwealth Club. apo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
COMMON DISEASES
Piles. FistuIa and Inhammafory 'on-
difions of the RcCtum,

The troubles so annoying ana dan-
Rerous to health are among the Soiii,"o''
est with which humanity Is aiiiicted.
We are. therefore. pleased 10 ahnoureo
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only wonder Is that such Hremeuy was
not discovered and used years before
The remedy we refer TO is known as tne
Pyramid pile cure. 1t is not an ONT
ment nor n saIve. liquid nor internal
remedy. but is applied directly to the seat
OF the disease and produces cure IN
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For itching piles a few applications pro
duces a complete cure. while for bleeding:
protruding and an other forms OF rectal
diseases its use Will result In a perman-
ent cure even In cases where an opera
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The Pyramid Pile Cure Is painless to
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
THE ORIOLEStJH
TAKE A TUMBLE
They Fell From First to Third Place
Yesterday.
THE GIANTS HAVE A WAlK-0VtR
The Washington Outfit Scarcely NJ
forded Them Amusemcnt-Pitts-
burg Took Two Games from
Householder Games.
Games Yesterday.

Brooklyn. :: Baltimore. 4.
Boston, s: Philadelphia, l.
Cincinnati, 3; Chicago, 8.
Pittsburg. 2. IL: St. Louis. 3. :.
New York. 20; Washington ..
Louisville, 9; Cleveland, :.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
HARTFORD.

summary: Earned runs Hartford. J.
Two base hits-Purvis sacrifice hits
Ames ? Stolen hases-Chlles 2; Ward,
.: McVey. Left on Dases-Iancasier. lu;
Hartford. u. Struck out-By Sprogei. =.
by Ames l. Double plays-Ames. Mona
hon and Purvis. Chiics and Purvis. First
has, on errors-Lancaster. (: Hartford.
4 First base on bslls-On SproeeL =.
or Ames. l. Passed balls-Roach. I'm
pire-Brennan. Time 2.l5.
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standing of the Clubs.
p,ookIvn. :. Baltimore, I.

BALTIMORE. April 27.-Brooklyn 81
batted the orioles to-day. ana played
without an error. Attendance, l4e.
80 h,. innings. r. X. +.
baltimore ..... ...OI2OO1O0O-4 1
BROOKLYN ...... IL 90 -
Batteries-Hughes and Clarke; Kennedy
and RYAN. Umpres-Lynch and Connol-
IN Time 1.tn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
Standing of the Club
Games This Week.

Thursday Friday and saturday
Paterson az Richmond.
Newark at Norfolk
Hartford at Reading.
Lancaster at Allentown.
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ton Of the character Martha as given
by Miss Marie Del Necchio was 'fedi-
table.
Mr.. Richard Oboe as Faust, lacked an
imatlon sadly and threw so httie power
into his work as 10 detract from 'ne rest
OF the performance. ~.
The same bill will be offered this after
noon and tonight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28

Mrs Catharina NJ Burruss one Of the
oldest and most estimable ladies ~ Caro-
line county. PASSED away al the home OF
nor son. Mr.. Atwell Burrues. AT Broad
Plains. Tuesday night al o'clock. she
WAS in the oighty-sixth year Of her age
and was a most lovely Christian woman
She is survived by two sons-Mr. At
well Burruss and Mr.. John @. Rurruss'
of this city. Tho intsrmsnt viii be made
in the old family burying ground TINS
,,,or,fro =. II c'0io~k
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
Frank :. Durrett.

+ CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. April a.
speciai.-Mr. Frank 6. Durrett' residing
fifteen miles north Of tie city , died ms rs
Zen DAYS In Inc nfty-hfth year OF his
age. Mr. Durr.tt was on. Of. A!oemarle,s
largest and most successful farmers He
leaves a wife and sn aged mother. oesides
loss. His funeral and burial will take
place from his late residence tomorrow
a. 2 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
NEWARK.

Summary: Stolen bases Klopf, HaT-
grove. 3. Kahn. Double plays-Cassidy
to Calhoun. Calhoun unassisted. Base
on balls-On ChesbrO. 8; off Cogan. }.
Hit by pitched balls-Hargrove Daley.
Struck out-By Chesbro - Halman, Da-
lev: by Cogan-Seybold. Hargrove. Dun
don. Chesbro. Time-1:JO Umpire
Mr. Belts. Attendance 300.
Paterson plays here to-day at 4:So
O'Clock.
Both teams played fast ball-they had
to- in order to keep warm.
Tom Burns looked strange without
uniform on. He thinks Richmond has a
very strong team.
There was just one trolly car to meet
the crowd as it left the park The crowd
was not large. but one car could not ac-
commodate them.
II the reporters desk were shaved off
a little in order 20 give the writers
smooth surface TO write upon some
good at least would be done. Small IA
vors are thankfully received.
Wonder where those chairs are that
Squire Cholly Donati gave the reporters
last season.
with stir. immovable benches and
loose. movable writing stands, the re-
norters have troubles Of their own.
Inc spectators aiN - -.
crowd into the reporters box nor 10
quiz the scorers with questions lheE
can't write the game and answer ques-
lions at the same time.
nv winning yesterday the Cheruos
stand 1000. while Reading. Newark and
Paterson are still dallying with the
cyphers. -, -..,.
at Norfolk. also. -
Lancaster has dropped a game ana
now stands .6G1
Richmond. Norfolk and Allentown arc
now leading. IL
Tbree from Paterson this week Is all
the Cherubs want
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
CHERUBS TOOK
THE FIRST BLOOD.
Tom Burns Newarkers Played Hard,
Fast Ball.
so DID JAKE WELLS MEN,
And the Consequ nee Was That The
Great Exhibition Pleased the shiv-
crlng. HaIEFrozen Cranks who
Sat Through the Game.
Games Yesterday.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ]. O.
acknowledgements, 3, ?.
Acknowledging, 5. 4.
Norfolk-PatersOn. rain.
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HAMPTON ROADS MINED.

The Norfolk & Western Railway IS the
only line entering the city Of Norfolk
without passing Hampton Roads. No
vessels are allowed 10 pass Fortress Mon
roe between sunset and sunrise.
ap27
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Boston. q: Philadelphia. I.

PHILADELPHIA, April 27.-Bos'on de-
feated tho Philies to-day through the
inability or the latter to hit Nichols. At
tendance. 202i.
score boy innings: X ~ r.
Rosto, ..... .......2O1OI1 10 0
Batter!es-Dunkle' and Boyle; Nichols
and Bergen. Cmplres-Curry and Snyder.
Tfrrr ft1E
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
Richard Taylor.

UOIIYDALE. VA. April 2'.-Special.-
Mr.. Richard Taylor. who lives near VII
Hams Church and who had been Sick
for several months. died SUNDAY morn
ing. and was buried from ms i"te resi-
dence Monday. the Rev Johh - MOSS
officiating Mr. Taylor was "a most eN-
c.uent citizen. a devout Christian. and
"a most exemplary member of the Metho-
dist church. He leaves a wife and one
child about ten years OF age.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28

Aighth. Lutenburg few out to Daley.
Seybold died al first. Hargrove was hit
with the ball and walked and Dundon
famed. The ninth was quicker still.
Kahn few out 10 Cassidy, Hess went out
a first and so did Chesbro. and that
ended H.
The visitors drew blanks all the wav
through. and never did they get a man
on third. They had difficulty in finding
Chesbro. who pitched superbly. and when
they did find him IL was for a hit into the
hands OF some waiting Cherub. Chesbro
himself had seven assists. In the first
inning the ball did NOT 90 outside the
diamond-twice to Chesbro and once to
Leshy. In the second Calhoun safed
but he stopped on second. Hallman got as
far as second in the third. and in the
fourth Calhoun again singled and landed
on second through Chesoro's error in
wildly throwing to Danny II was one.
two. three in the fifth but in the sixth
four meme went up-one of them on balls.
In the seventh. eighth and ninth three
men went Up in each inning and as many
were retired without man reaching
first.