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Evening star., 1898-08-11
Fridays Our
Remnant Day,
Special Bargain Day,

And tomorrow there1l be opportuni-
ties all over the house that will more
than repay those who seek them out.
Hosts of odds and ends, short
lengths, broken sizes and assort-
ments OF every character and con-
dition, and all marked for quick
selling. With these remnants will be
several lots of goods purchased es-
peclally for the occasion at less than
the regular prices, which makes
them rare bargains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-12

a half furlongs-Toluca I'll TO 81 won,
Cormorant g to u third. Time, / :06 IA
Briar Sweet (even) won, Bangle Q5 to l
and to u second, and HandselI go to u
third. Time, Al IL.
Fifth race-mile and a furlong-Sir Wal
ter a to - won, Warrenton az to and
even) second, and Peep-o'Day g to u
third. Time, l $50 IA.
Sixth race-one mile-Scotch Plaid a to
u won, Estaca Q5 to and to y second.
and Mazarine % to p third. Time In 1-2.
Blueaway was second, but was disquali-
fed.
QUEEN CITY TRACK.
CINCINNATI, o., October u.-Results
at Latonia:
First race-six MISUNDERSTANDING Is to
= won, Conan Doyle Is to / and to ID
second. and Miss Verne a to u third
Time. 20.
Second race-five furlongs-Rush Is to 81
won, Theory G. TO ! and even) second. and
Sis Vic Is to y third. Time, Loo.
won, Leo Lake q to and to 81 second
1:47 ID.
Fourth race-Declared off,
Fifth race-fve and a half furlongs-
Donald Balm 20 TO u won, Baton q to 2
and ouO second, and Vox as to y third.
Time. 1l2 ID
Sixth race-six furlongs-Braw Lad a to
ID won. Damocles 3 10 and even) second.
and Meter Is to 81 third. Time, rs IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-12
GET FLESH,
Get Strength, vfsor, Clear Compis>-
ION, and Good Digestion, Not ny
Patent Medicine, But in Natures
own Way.

Anv honest physician will tell you thar
there Is but one way to get increased
nesh: all the patent medicines ana coo-
liver oils to the contrary notwithstanding.
Nature has but one way 10 increase
flesh. strength. and vigcr mind ana oooy,
and that is through the stomach, py
wholesome food, well digested. There is
no reason or common sense IN other ne
thod whatever
People are thin, run down. nervous.
pale. and shaky in their nerves simply
because their stomachs are weak.
They may not think they have Jyspep-
STA. but the fact remains that they DO
not eat enough food or what they eat IS
not quickly and properly digested' as IL
should be.
DIR Harlandson says the reason Is be-
cause the stomach lacks certain digestive
acids and peptones. and dencieht seSre-
ton of gastric Juice.
Natures remedy in such cases is 10
supply what the weak stomach lacks.
There are several good preparations
which will do this, but none so readily
as Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets. which are
designed especially for all stomach uou-
bles ant which cure all digestive weak
ness on the common sense plan OF FUR
nishing the digestive principles which the
stomach lacks
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets give perfect
digestion First effect is TO increase the
appetite and increased vigor, added flesh,
pure blood, and strength OF nerve and
muscle is the perfectly natural result.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets is the safest
tonic known. and will cure any form OF
stomach trouble, except cancer cf tie
stomach. May be found at druggists at
50 cents for full-sized package. or Greet
by mail from Stuart Company, Marshall.
Mich,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-12
UNIVERSITY ELEVEN.
Their Present FOrm-Their Lineup
To-day.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, October
u.-(Special)-Last week was a far from
encouraging one to the Virginia football
rooters. All through the week the prac-
tice was a little desultory. 1t has not
been good football weather, and TO this
fact much Of the poor work has been at
tributed. Added to these ups and downs
was the rumor that two of the star play
ers on the eleven had resigned, ana the
fact that Wallace, last years centre.
would be unable 10 come out for some
time.
on yesterday afternoon, however,
something like real play was witnessed
and the practice was exciting enough 10
satisfy any lover OF the sport AS II was
the last lineup before the big game with
the University of Pennsylvania on We'd
nesday. the coaches gave the men about
as much work as they could stand. Ike"
Massie. the head coach, stood behind the
Varsity line and continually urged the
men TO put more snap into their play,
telling them that the scrub was not a
circumstance TO the Quaker eleven. On
the other hand, Jones and Summersgill
had charge of the scrub and the opposi-
ton proved quite formidable. About
twenty-five minutes was devoted to hard
practice. and in that time the Varsity
scored four touchdowns against the scrub
Wallace centre-rush, was the only one
OF the regular Varsity players who did
not appear In the lineup. Early in the
season he broke his left collar-bone, and
has not vet fully recovered. His absence
necessitated a number OF changes In the
positioas OF the players. Templeman was
moved up TO Wallace's place. Collier go
ING in at right guard. This was Golfers
first appearance in uniform this season.
The line has also received another valua-
BILE addition in the person or Lloyd. who
pIayed such O star game for Richmond
College. and who did such good work
for them against Virginia in 1886. His
coming Is at very opportune time. for
II is absolutely essential TO have a strong
line In order to put up a good showing
against Pennsylvania. Now. IL only the
old mainstay. Eugene Davis, could be
pulled out and once more be made 10
don his battle array. Virginia would have
a line which could hold it's own with the
hest of them. Cooke has gone back to his
old position at right end, and Is putting
nm a fine game. His place at right half
hack has been taken by Griffin substi-
tute centre. Griffin's work in this posi-
ton yesterday was the surprise OF the
day. In ad,..don to several long runs.
one of them sixty yards for touchdown.
he broke up the scrub interference with
ease. and his tackling was sure. A weak
point on the team is at full-bacx. Elsom
is kicking In good form, but he carries
the ball poorly. The other candidate.
Coleman, who halls from the University
Of Kentucky. plays a good. heady game.
both In running with the ball and tack
ling. but his punting 10 not what II should
be. Estes. at left end, has lost In weight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-12
THE FOURTH VIRGINIA.
No More Furfoughs-A budget of
Personals.

Correspondence of the Dispatch.)
CAMP CUBA LIBRE, JACKSON
WILLIE, FLA. October 10.-Since the re-
celpt of the order from General Lee to
make preparations to move the Seventh
Army Corps to Savannah no applica-
tons sent in for furloughs will be con-
sidered. except in the most urgent cases
So those who hadn't already applied for
furloughs will probably have to wait un-
til we get to Cuba, as IL is generally
thought that the stay in Savannah will
be short.
The movement OF the corps will begin
next week, and the Fourth Virginia will
be about the ninth regiment to move. Ne
gotiations for transportation are now go
ing on. None but those fit for duty will
go to Savannah with the corps. Those
who are sick or unwell are to be left at
Jacksonville temporarily.
Corporal j. c. Hill and Private w. ].
Williams. OF Company A. left yesterday
for their homes in Norfolk, to spend fif-
teen-day furloughs
First-Sergeant +. L. Curdts, OF Com
pany A, has returned to his company,
after spending a ffteen-day furlough at
his home, in Norfolk.
Sergeant S. S. Archibald, of Company
c, has reported back to his company in
fine health, having spent a thirty-day
leave with his friends in Buffalo, n. Y,
and Newport News, Va.
Privates James T. rutherford r.
Wythe Jones and Corrie Graves,
Of Company NJ, left for their homes, in
Richmond, yesterday TO get one more
farewell glimpse OF old friends before
taking their departure for Cuba.
privafA Il Harrfcop IF T.Oronopv
left for his home. at Vinita, and Private
r. B. Lee, of the same company. left for
his home at Warrenton, Va, yesterday
Private w. b. Isaacs, Company NJ,
left for Richmond last night.
Privates ]. o. Ryan, j. w. Stringfellow,
A. Y. Stokes, r. A. Smith. r. L. French.
and w. F. Rudd, of Company NJ, are all
back with their company again, and
eager for service In Cuba.
Wagner L. B. Montague, OF Company
p CNorfolk), received his discharge yes
terday.
Lieutenant Jones. Company Z, has re-
turned, having spent a very enjoyable
vacation in Richmond and Norfolk.
Private n. p. Cooke OF Company ID
(Hampton), is acting orderly TO Colonel
Taylor, vice Private Robert Walden. OF
with a touch of malaria.
Private Wilson, Of Company II, yes
terday left TOR his home. in King and
Queen, to attend the funeral Of his sister.
Private Phil L. Seay, OF Company l.,
left on a :hirty-day furlough for his
home, in Richmond, yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-12
Funeral of Hon. James v. Brooke.

WARRENTON, VA. October ll.-(spe-
cial.)-Hon. James v Brooke was buried
from the Presbyterian church this after
noon at $3.50 O'Clock, with Masonic honors,
Rev. DR.. Pitzer preached the sermon and
assisted Rev. Mr. Robertson In the SER
vices. The active pall-bearers were
Messrs. Hugh Hamilton. Charles Kemper.
Eppa Hunton. Jr., John Turner, Gren-
vile Gaines, Ed. Turner. John Keith, and
r. Bartenstein. The honorary were:
Mr. w. w. Williamson, General Hunton.
Judge Nickel. Judge Spilman. Judge
White. Judge Smith. Colonel John Scott,
Mr.. Janey OF Leesburg. Mr.. Gray of Gull
pepper. Mr.. II. II. Hooe, DIR. Hicks DIR.
Douglas. Mr.. James Jeffries. Mr. Joseph
Jeffries. Mr.. NJ. NJ. Green. Mr.. John Ross.
Mr.. r. r. Campbell. and Mr.. william
Helm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-12
GIVEN ONE YEAR.
And Prisoner Received the Verdict
With Satisfaction.

DANVILLE, VA, October n.-(Special)
The trial of Edward Rush for shooting
David Jones several weeks ago took
place in the Corporation Court to-day.
and the jury, after being out two hours,
returned a verdict. fixing the prisoners
punishment at one year in the peniten-
tiary. The Commonwealth established
that Rush shot Jones without provoca-
ton. Counsel for the defence introduced
witnesses who agreed that Rush, while of
sound mind in ordinary matters, was of
unsound mind on the subject OF his re-
lations with Jones. The verdict was in
the nature OF surprise. as it was the
general opinion that Rush would receive
either a heavy sentence OF else be ac-
quilted on the ground Of insanity. The
prisoner received the verdict with an ex-
preston of satisfaction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-12
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL.
Baltimore Defeats New York in First
Game-ScOre, 3 to 4.

BALTIMORE, October 1L-Baltimore
and New York broke even to-day. In the
first contest the locals got five of their
six hits in the second and fifth innings
and tailed three runs to win. Both teams
PLAYED a sharp and errorless game.
-Four singles, two-bagger, hit bats
man, and an error gave the visitors nVe
runs In the fifth inning of the second
game Doheny was hit in the short ribs
by a pitched ball and resigned IN favor
Of Seymour who retired the orioles
without a hit in the two innings which
he pitched. Attendance, l62O Score,
First game. X. II. Il:
New York 80. 81 0 0 0 0 0 0-l IL
Batteries: Maui and Robinson; Meekin
and Warner. Time, 1 hour and 90 min
Rev YORK, 6; BALTIMORE. E
Second game. X II. T.
New York 49,. ......OO1O 5 O-6 10 3
Batteries: Kitson and Robinson; Do
heny Seymour, and Warner.
Umpres: Messrs. Gaffney and Brown.
Time, / hour and 80 minutes.
BOSTON, IA; WASHINGTON, ..
WASHINGTON, October 1.-THE Bos-
ton team to-day made their possession
of the pennant certainty by defeating
the Senators easily. Washington flelded
badly and could not hit Lewis, while
the wearerS OF the laurel pounded Ba-
kers delivery freely. Attendance, 400.
Score: X. II. ~:
Boston Boston, ' ~" '.....2i0S00ifx-14 10 2
Batteries: Baker and Farrell; Lewis
and Yeager.
Empires: Messrs. Connolly and Heyd-
Ter. Time. 2 hours.
BROOKLYN. IA; PHILADELPHIA. 2.
NEW YORK, October u.-Southpaw
curves were too much for the Phillies to-
day, and but for Delehanty's triple in
the sixth they would have been shut
out The Brooklyns batted Fifield for
sixteen hits and total OF twenty-eight
bases The game was called in the
seventh. on account Of darkness. Attend
ance. $50 Score: r. II. f..
Brooklyn 49,. ......1 A 720x-H 16 2
Philadelphia -. 80 0002 %
Batteries: CASTOR and Grim; Fifield and
Mcfarland.
Umpires: Messrs. Hunt and Andrews
Time, 1 hour and 3S minutes.
POSTPONEMENTS.
Pittsburg- Cleveland. st. Louis-C Chicago,
and Observation-Disclosures games post
poned on account of rain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-12
tanned for the next three hundred years,
beginning with 1900
FORMATION OF PROVINCES.

FORMATION OF PROVINCES.
Almost the entire afternoon session OF
the House of Deputies was consumed IN
debate on the amendment OF the consul
tuition providing for the formation OF
provinces out of the diocesan and mis-
sionary districts. and it was finally re-
committed to the committee for report
and recommendation on certain amend
ments offered during the long discussion.
An amendment offered by Or. Hunting
ton was, that each province shall be
so bounded as to contain only frac-
tional portion of a State or States.
Among those who took part in the gene
raj debate were Messrs. Fleming, OF
Florida, and Nelson, of Virginia.
The action Of the House Of Bishops
In changing the Golden Numbers In the
Prayer Book, making certain corrections
of print therein, and presenting several
copies of the standard edition of 1882
to colleges was agreed to.
UNIVERSITY BOARD ABOLISHED.
In the House of Bishops, the report Of
the Church University Board Of Regents
was agreed TO. and resolution was
adopted abolishfng the board. The ex-
istence Of the body Is regarded as un-
necessary, as its work is now done by
volunteer association, having for Its OBJ
ject the promotion OF the interests OF
Church schools, seminaries, and colleges.
This action of the Bishops was after
ward agreed to by the Deputies.
After some discussion of Articles and
of the proposed new Constitution, re-
lating to the organization of the general
convention and the conservation of Bish-
ops for foreign service. the Bishops
formally non-concurred in the action Of
the Deputies, and conference commit
tee will be appointed.
The provision in the Constitution that
no city shall form more than one diocese
was stricken out.
After briefly touching upon the proposed
canon of marriage and divorce the E.sh-
ons adjourned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-12
NORRIS PARK RACES.
Toluca Wins Silver Brook and Briar
Sweet Dixfana Stakes.

NEW YORK. October 1.-At Morris
Park to-day the fifth race was the Tea
ture. warrenton was made the favorite.
Peep-o'Day went out In front at the
fall OF the flag but was quickly passed
by Sir Walter, who showed the way 10
the far turn, when Candleblack and Peep
oDay passed him. and IL looked as II he
w sra 4, Dea.ef Furious drive Won by neck
from Warrenton, WHO closed fast in the
stretch while Peep-o Day was third half
q length away. The time equalled the
track record OF 1855 Ia. Results:
Illus Caesar q to u won. Brass Q3 to 3
and even) second. and Fairy Dale g to u
third. Time. ia
Second race--seven furlongs--Autumn al
to 81 won, Macleod Of Dare e to and 2
to u second, and Acushla g to u third.
Time. 1:28 81.
Third race-silver Brook Stakes: five and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-12

end his, playing is not as good as last year.
Moore and "Bemus" Pearce are putting
up ...eir usual good game at left tackle
and left guard, respectively.
The weights and positions of the men
who will meet the Red and Blue team to-
morrow are as follows: Cooke. right end,
1853; Lloyd, right tackle, 1853; Collier. right
guard, 200; Templeman, centre, 200; Pearce.
left guard, liz; Moore left tackle. ITO;
Estes, left end, 14S; Griffin. right half
hack, 100; Wills. left half-back. 100 Walsh,
quarterback, 1885, Elsom, full-back 162.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-12

At the regular meeting Of the Richmond
Academy Of Medicine and Surgery held
last evening. at its rooms. in Lee Camp
Hall, DR.. John N. Upshur was the lead
er In the subject selected for discussion,
which proved TO be unusually interesting.
1t was debated by Drs. Landon B. Ed
wards, f. c. Levy. and Mark w. Peyser.
DR.. John T. Davidson, Professor of Dis
eases OF the Eye, Ear. Nose. and Throat
at the Medical College of Virginia, was
unanimously elected a fellow of the
Academy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-12
RICHMOND KNIGHTS IN PITTsBURG.
They Are Being Royalty Entertain
ed-Went to Church Sunday.

The Pittsburg Dispatch of Monday, in
its account of the entertainment OF visit
ing Knights Templar on the Sabbath
prints an excellent likeness OF Grand
Virginia James II. Capers'
who attended a special service at Trinity
church with Pennsylvanians Grand En-
campment.
The Dispatch also gives an account OF
the service which was attended oy the
Commandery of ST. Andrew at the
Fourth-Avenue Baptist church. Rev. e.
muel c. Barnes, the pastor. preached on
the motto of the Templars, I'm Hoe Signo
Vinces." and a quartette of Sir knights
from California rendered special music
for the occasion. The Richmond knights
were rendered a royal reception by the
congregation after the service.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-12
Painfully Injured.

PETERSBURG. VA, October u.-(spe-
cial)-A horse attached 10 the delivery
wagon of J. o. James & Co. became
frightened on Washington street tonight
and ran away at the junction OF Wash
ington and Sycamore streets. The wagon
struck Mr.. A. ID. Lockett. who was cross
ing the street. knocking him down and
painfully injuring him about the head
and body.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-12
Tdffeta Silk Waists
At Only S3.95.
KAUFMAN & CO.,
FOURTH AND BROAD.
Talked with Mime. Dreyfus.
(woman's weeklyJ

wv > htthlNsJ
Nine. Dreyfus is living at present a,
sChatou. a suburb of Paris a little way
down the Seine. / was calling by appoint.
ment, and had waited but a few Sc.
conds when Mime. Dreyfus entered the
room into which l had been shown. |
had expected a face worn by suffering a
presence that would speak 10 the anguish
endured. There was something OF tbs.
but it is only after close inspection that
IL is possible TO divine the unspeakabs
strain which Nine Dreyfus has supported
for years. AT the first blush you arc
astonished at her air of cheerfuness. az
the almost happy and infinitely kindly
smile that plays over her handsome Tea
lures. az must keep a cheerful face
ii only for the sake OF the children
Nine. Dreyfus explained 10 me IN answer
to congratulations on her appearance.
1.-THE idea that such a man could be
traitor is too silly. His whole nature
was opposed 10 everything that is under
hand and shifty. All those who know
him are aware how he detested intrigue,
how frank he was, how incapao.e q
furthering his own interests by recourse
even TO the petty DISSEMINATION that 50
often tolerated in everyday lie.
Captain Dreyfus's letters 70 MS VIE
were shown TO the interviewer. IL shoAa
be explained that Nine. Dreyfus does 90.
receive the originals OF the letters, "nieA
are sent in the first place 10 the een.IH
prison authorities, who have them cop.sn,
IL is these copies that reach her lo"al1
the 18th Of each month. Needless 70 'a''
there is nothing TO prevent the au'h''lusS
making whatever suppresslons -A.'
choose, and IT is certain that they Aa,'
made extensive use OF this right }"
one OF these the ex-Captain writes.
1T is again TO you that VITO ~.
you are the only thread that sun DlI a.
me TO life. / know that ali my laiH"''
and all yours as well, love ana esteem. ~, u'.,
but after all. II l were 10 disappear lAe'l
sorrow. great though It u.s. would VANISH
in time 1t is solely the thought OF W.
my poor darling, that enables me TO suus.
gle on. 1t is the thought OF you ,nas
keeps me from suicide. How an ny ly,
for you comes home 10 me az this monls"''
Never before has IL been more lnlne..
more exclusive. / still cherish a"o".
hope of rehabilitating my name Du1 -
assured that IL | am successtul I'D u'
ing this Calvary 70 the end u VIZ w..
uniquely for your sake, my poor u'l 10
II will be TO avoid you a fresh sorto" \.
addition to all those you have a'e11'
supported"
His only solace is the thought OF 49, W.,
he loves. "All around me is lns NJ
profound silence. broken only uy az.
moaning OF the sea. Trayerslns lne -.
lance that separates US, uaaspoi' - -
self I'm thought amid you, amid al 80. -.
who are dear to me, and whose th0ue"-
n of on
at this hour or that, j ask myself VIVA
my dear Lucie is doing. and In my nai ~
send her the echo OF my immense -,
ton. then close my eyes, ana 'N
seem TO pass before me your nslie o.
those OF my dear children. DO nor VIZ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-12
Reception at the Jefferson.

The reception to be held by the bishops
and deputies from the General Conven-
ton Of the Episcopal Church at the JEFF
ferson from TO IL o'clock Friday eve
ming Will. no doubt. be largely attended.
The details are not yet perfected. Thu
bishops will pass through the city en-
route from Washington to jamestown.
and the reception was proposed by the
Episcopalians Of Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-12
Meeting of ST. Jobn,s Iodue

st. Johns Lodge, No. So. a. F.. and Al
NJ. met at the Masonic Temple last eve
ming. One of the largest gatherings Of
the craft for many months was present.
Among the visitors were Right Worship
full d. c. Richardson. district deputy, in
his official capacity. and Right Worship
full II. b. Owen. Grand Lecturer from
District No. 2. and many other very
bright lights in Masonry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-12
street-Car Driver, Are s.,I,a.d

The street-car drivers on the Broad
street line are still at work. Nothing has
been said to them about the proposed cut
In their wages or the strike since Super
intendent Wilbur told them on Monday
to continue at work on the same basis
as formerly They are driving their
mules. as usual, and do not seem to fear
a cut now
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-12
sTANDING OF THE CLUES.

SCHEDULE FOR TO-DAY.
Boston at Washington
New York at Baltimore
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Cleveland at Pittsburg
Cincinnati at Louisville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-12
Big Poultry siaughter-House'
CKansas City Starr

The largest building In the West 70,
killing and dressing poultry was fnishel
last week and put 10 use at the Arino..
hacking establishment. IL Is 20 pl
feet. and houses 1900 10 300 enieNsDs'
From rs TO $50 hands. mostly nes'vS-
are employed In the Industry at tns pa "a
ing house. and IS coo chickens killed -
dressed Is considered fairly good o"'
work for them