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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-15
MAIL OF THE BLIND,
4 Bill To- Transmit Ii az Reduced Rates
Favorably Reported.

WASHINGTON. d. c., June H-Spe-
cial.-The House Committee on Postoiiices
and Post Roads has fayorably reported
q bill providing that "all letters written
I'm point print or raised characters used
by the blind when unsealed SHAH be
transmitted through the mails as thId
class matter
The characters used by the BLIND re-
ouire a peculiar paper and large spac-
ing so that letters written by the ldird
cost them more 10 transmit than letters
I'm script and type-writing. Third Asst
ant Postmaster General Merritt, in Civ
ing his views 10 the committee, said:
II am inclined 20 think that the me- s.
ure is one that should be adopted. 4
seems a hardship that the oiind. Wno
cannot use the ordinary appliances for
writing their letters should be undTiy
taxed on that account, as is somewhat
the case under the present law; and u
bin referred to simply removes this ard
ship. The quantity of matter, TOO, that
is sent by the blind I'm the mails IS
not excessive and therefore the passage
of the bill will not result i'm any 1iIrc-
ciable loss OF postal revenue"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-15
NEW POINT OF EMBARKATlON.
The Board VIII Not Recommend. But
Will Point out Advantages of Cities.

WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE board
appointed by Secretary Alger 90 select d
suitable concentration point on the At
ldntic-Gulf coast with a view OF estab-
fishing a point Of embarkatiOn for future
expeditions. returned To-day, and imme-
diately set about Tor the preparation OF
its report The board consists OF Colonel
Greenleaf. Major HOdsOn, Major Hopkins,
and Lieutenant Judwin.
They visited Columbia, Charleston and
Summerville I'm South Carolina. Savan-
nah. Brunswick and Augusta, In Geor-
gia. and Fernandina and Jacksonville, In
Florida. IL was rush tour OF inspection
all through, and travelling by. night, and
inspecting by day the board made It's
rounds in eight days.
The report will not recommend specih-
cally any one city, but Will set forth the
advantages and disadvantages OF each
in the matter Of railroad facilities. depth
Of water for transports, camp grounds.
water supply sanitation. etc.
While no point will be recommended. II
* said the report will make clear the
obvious advantages of one or more cities.
so that Secretary Alger can readily make
a selection.
The depth Of water in the harboys Is
felt 20 be a very essential point Tor tho
transports as well as the conveys would
have difficulty In threading some OF the
narrow, tortuOus and shallow waters
leading. 10 the points Of inspection. Jack
sonvllle Is we'll thought OF, but the depth
of water al the entrance OF 81. JOINS
river. which Is not much more than Mt
teen feet between the jetties, is something
Of a drawback
AT Fernandina there is fifteen feet a.
the entrance. deepening 10 three ana one
quarter fathOms further up the channel.
savannah has from eighteen 20 twenty
feet and Charleston about twenty-one
feet az mean low water.
The members OF tho board VIII give
no intimation as 20 the point they regard
49, most desirable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-15
THE FAILURE OF
BARNEY E. MYERS
The WelI-KnOwn Merchant Tailor
Makes an Assignment
LIABILITIES NINE THOUSAND
4 List of the Creditors of the Firm-A
New Company Chartered by Judge
Minor-Verdict for Walter BIRD
and CO.-Otber Items.

Rarnev Z. Myers. the well known mer-
- toiior who for a long time past has
done business at No. ~ east MAI,
street Yesterday afternoon hlea ueeu
~ assiGnment in the Clerks office OF the
Cbancerv Court. naming James w. Cor
don as trustee. The liabilities are esu-
mated at 5000 ...... an
The assets conveyed 10 the trustee con-
sist of an the stock I'm the store no '1V
east Main. open accounts, notes 81,
and interest IN four lots or the NEWPORT
News Land and Deyelopmeeal Ooiiip''''
THE CREDITORS.
M, +rretea Is authorized to continue
+ba business for ninety days, az the close
of which time the assets shall be CON
yerted into cash and paid to the creditors
in the following order
First-Iegal expenses, wages ana rent
due. t,,,,,,,sl,i
Si25; william Green. $50 the holder OF
note for $3.50 drawn by Barney r. ny
&. Co: a note for SIS payable at 'ne
planters National Bank.
Tbird-Lowe. Donald & Coz OF boS'op'
500 ,-e,o
Fifth-Au other creditors OF the sd'u
Barney +. Myers. ,,,-r,r,r.,
Nf,W Bl SIN tSo NhiEAAN
Judge e. c. Minor. I'm the Law ana
Fouitv Court yesterday afternoon grant
ed a charter 10 the American PUBLISHING
Agency" formed 10 borrow ana Ieho
money. negotiate loans. endorse heso-
liable paper and other business OF a IKE
character . q,
Tho capital stock of ire company Is
not 10 be less than 81 600 nor more than
Is 000 divided into $40 shares. Inc reai
estate held shall not exceed ten acres
The officers are as follows: j. Y. BID
good. president; Directors l. bdrsa-
min. j. v Bidsood A T. Brown W, l..
Aloseley and T. y. Skipwith. the lat'er
gentleman Is of Primers Point the Others
are residents OF Richmond
Judgment for $3.50 was rendered IN the
case of d. B. Kahnweiler against the
Rugby Distilling Company,
A divorce was granted John Dabney
from Edna Dabney on the ground OF
abandonment.
BIRD & co. WON.
The case OF Walter Bird * Co against
Thornton * Victor. involving large
shipment Of tobacco. plich has been on
trial I'm the Circuit Court for seVeral
davs. was concluded yesterday afternoon
with A verdict in favor of the plaintiffs
for Si.3s3.
A motion to set aside the verdict was
overruled and leave was given 10 lie
bill of exceptions
Messrs Walter Bird & Co. were repre-
scented by Mr.. ]. Stewart Bryan OF this
city, and Mr.. Fitzgerald.
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Nirginia and Nirginians.

WASHINGTON. d. c., June :A-Spe-
cial.-A new postofIice has been esraD-
lished at Wesson. Lee county, Virginia,
with George V. Sage postmaster.
Representative Hay to-day introduced a
bill to appropriate S6916.17 TO pay Il. h..
Pritchard & Co, OF Page county, for
property taken and injuries done bv Off
GERS of the government in June, 1856, and
at other times.
A marriage license was issued to-day
TO Guy f.. Kester and Eileen y. Stack,
of stanton. Va.
The hotel registers contain these
names:
Metropolitan-B. Milres, PETERSBURG; J.
r. Macmurdo. Richmond; F. ]. Os5orne.
f. c. Ecces. +. b. Springs, J. :. Spen-
Ger. Charlotte; NJ. w. Bryan. Roanoke.
St James-E. G. Frye Lynchburg; r.
A. Walden and wife. Richmond; J. J.
Hofmoyer. University of Virginia; e.
Lowmar. Charlottesville.
Jeferson-C and r. F'rierlander, Nor
folk; Il. A. Powell. Richmond.
National-M. +. and j. +. Elliott. Char
lottesvllle.
Americana. J. Townsend Richmond:
". J. German. Raleigh; Miss NJ DAVIS.
Abingdon; A. II. ,ireen Manassas
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THAT PHANTOM FLEET.
Col. Hay Says IL May be a Month Be
fore the Cadiz Fleet Starts.

WASHINGTON. June H.-Ambassador
Hay cabled 10 the State Department to-
day that it may be three or four weeks
before the Cadiz squadron will leave
Naval officers think the ships will de-
part from Cadiz within week, but Will
not go further than the Canaries. They
believe that the purpose of getting the
ships away is TO quiet public feeling IN
a Correspondent Of the Chronicle. who
travelled TO Cadiz on the same train with
Senior AunOn Minister OF Marine, tele-
graphs that the Minister'S reception en-
route was not very enthusiastic
Senior AunOn remains on board the "a
layo, Admiral Camara's flagship, confer
ring with the captains of the squadrons.
ManOeuVres are promised, but the yes
sells have not yet got steam up. Inc Cd
ject Of the visit of the Minister OF Ma
rine is a secret.
The announcement that the squadron
was preparing for the Philippines is prob
ably false. Senior Aunon perhaps went TO
Cadiz to ascertain why the Alfonso
XIII. IS unseaworthy, and perhaps 10
avoid questions in the Cortes.
The squadron is still not ready, ana,
according 20 the best opinion. u IS uouDl-
ful If it will depart for anywhere.
The correspondent gives the vessels
comprising the squadron, ana says tnat
the Alfonso XIII. must be practically
eliminated. All her ornaments are IN
complete. o,o.t
and night alarms are frequent in order
10 drill the troops I'm repeling attack.
The lighthouse has been destroyed.
The forts at the end Of the point are
still being strengthened. About twenty
fresh guns have been mounted there, SIX
of them being modern.
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NEWARK TO SAIL.
she will Become the Flagship of Adj
miral Sampson,


miral Sampson,
NORFOLK. VA. June lA-Speciai-
TIRE cruiser Newark It Is stated. will sau
from the Norfolk navy yard az O'Clock
to.morrow afternoon. She. II is expected.
viii be- upon her arrival OF Santiago l.isds
the flagship of the squadron now assem-
bled there The ship was under the
shears to-day Her mainmast was cut
of almost lush with the upper deck.
she will hereafter have but two, instead
Of three masts. She has now but one
fighting top. and thar upon her foremss'.
The cruiser Minneapolis Will. Il Is stat
ed. come up 20 the yard shortly Tor some
slight repairs needed
The steam engineering force Is beins
increa sed and Is working night and day.
Thirty additional machinists were called
to-day There are now Zo5o men employ
ed az the yard
Lieutenant Hutchins. United states
Navy. is expected 10 arrive here shortly
He will muster into tho service OF the
United States the Virginia Naval he-
serves.
The Plant Line steamship Ia Grand
Duchesse was inspected yesterday ~
Newport News. with a view 10 her uss
by the government as hospital snip.
The steamer Santuit passed out tha
Capes this afternoon az 10 O'Clock. she
had IN tow the Nichtheroy destined, II Is
stated, for New York.
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exercises Freshman deciairer's medal de-
lEered 70 J. w. K.nnier. Virginia, by
Eugene Douglass. Virginia: grafton by RI
X. Houston Virginia. sophomore essayist
medal delivered 10 q. NJ. Clark. virginia.
by j. y. LOwery Virginia. grafton by j.
y. kuykenau West Virginia: junior de-
baters medal delivered to r. g. Jones.
Virginia by III. h. Houston virginia. ora
orators medal delivered 90 Barksdalo
Hewlett. Virginia, by T.. II. irving Viz
glnia.
After the exercises a dance was given
In the college gymnasium by the HamD-
den-Sidney German Club quite n NUNS
Der Of young ladies from a distance are
present. and the Hll presents the gayest
spectacle OF gaiety and festivitN
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Confirmed by the Senate.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Senate
in executive session confrmed the fol-
lowing nominations:
To be major general-J. Warren Keller.
of Ohio.
To be brigadier general-Thomas L. Ros-
ser. Of Virginia.
Fourth Regiment United States Volun-
teer Infantry. to be captain-John ID.
Treadwell. Virginia.
Third Regiment United States Volun-
teers. Engineers. 10 be commissary OF
subsistence with rank Of captain-James
Il. -. Stuart, Of Virginia.
To be chief quartermaster with the
rank Of major-David Hemphin. South
Carolina. 4
Poslnlasters: virginia-Alexander Nc
C0rmiok. Berryvile.
South Carolins--George l. Cunningham.
Charleston.
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standing of the Clubs

Tho Cherubs made. another Dewey nm
..h In Yesterdays game and by so doing
carried themselves TO the top oil ire Iau-
der. l., =.
The game had been going along IN
dosultory way until the seventh inning,
when the lead that the Cherubs had held
was overcome and tied by the Paterson
fans and their bits Of energy was put
into the contest by the Cherubs ana a
determination 10 win WAS registered
Neither team excrted themselves TO
their utmost until this state OF anairs
came about and then II was war 10 the
finish. with no advantage gained by either
side.
An extra inning did the business. how
over. and in the tenth the Cherubs car
ried four runners over the plate WIN
ming the game I'm an approved canter'
The same rabbits foot that had won
the game on the previous day was the
instrument By which a victory was made
easv again Yesterday The lucky tails
man was placed on the reporters table
q, the beginning of the tenth inning with
the result as stated above.
The Cherubs started 10 make runs in
the first inning. After Klopf had taken
q tumble. Shannon was given the walk.
The latter went 10 second on Gutenberg s
ond and scored on an error.
Two runs were made in the second in
ming Dundon walked: took second on
a hit BY Wig and both men were sac
riaced down by Schmidt, following 1t up
by runs on Klopfs hit.
Run-getting continued in the third in
ming. Ralph SeybOld put IT out for two
bags and scored on Nance's bad throw
IN Then Viau. the handsome Paterson
twirler took a reef in his jib sail and
held the Cherubs down for six innings.
At that stage Of the game, however,
the denizens of RIOTERS Row got in the
game with hands and feet and Viau
grew nervous. The Cherubs took adyan-
tage Of that and banged his pillows out
for Ave hits, netting four runs, and win
ming the game.
The visitors made their runs as fol-
lows: In the second inning. Bemis got
safe on "A choice in which LaRocque was
killed. went down on Johnson's hit and
scored on Viaus hit. Johnson doing the
same. while Shannon was mixing him
self up with the ball
Another run was made i'm the sixth.
Gettinger singled went down on La
Rocuue's hit. TO third on a choice and
scored on Johnson's double. The next
run. which was the last, was made in the
seventh Nance walked. went to second
on Klopfs arrOr. 10 third on a passed
balls. and scored on a choice
They tried hard for the next three IN
nings, but Harry Schmidt held them
down and nothing resulted.
The cranks got into the game yesterday
to some extent and helped things along
considerably. tbs players. also. found
their voices. and Hargrove was heard to
chirp as is his wont. while Dundon grew
very much enthused
The official score Of the game that
placed the Cherubs on top again follows:
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-15
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-15
TayIor-S caggs.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, June II
special-A very pretty wedding was sol
emnized at 81. Georges church this ar
ternoon at $50 o'clock. the pricipals be-
ing Mr.. Norman Henry Taylor, OF Wash
ington, and Miss India Elizabeth Scaggs,
OF this city. The church was handsomely
decorated for the occasion. Rev w. ID.
Smith was the officiating minister
Miss Julia Scaggs. sister OF the BRIDE
was maid OF honor. and Mr.. w. T. Jones
was best man. The ushers were; Messrs.
T.. c. Bell. Joseph T. Bell George Kirtley.
John Cole. Edward Jacobs and Wistor
Dmbrey.
A reception was held at the home OF the
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ole in the seventh that started the bells:
IL was a beauty.
Claude Mcfarland late Of Norfolk. will
be here tomorrow with the Newark club.
George. late OF the CLANS. is also in the
game.
Sparks will pitch to-day against Jones
or McGinnis and another good game is
on tap.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-15
NORFOLK, S; NEWARK, 0.
Rain Came When Norfolk was Having
Great Sport.

NORFOLK, VA, June IA. - Special
Norfolk, 6; Newark, o. The CLANS were
having fun to-day when in the last half
OF the sixth inning rain began 10 fall and
the game was called. Ii was as well
perhaps for Newark. Bishop was pitch
Ing splendid bali and the Jersey men
were saving air on vain.
only one error had been charged to
NorfOlks account when the game closed,
while double that was against the New
arks, besides their fatal failure 10 find
Bishops balls.
IL appeared as II Newark went back
ward as the game advanced. The score:
NORFOLK
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-15
The Roanoke MedaIIisf.

SALEM. VA, June 14-Special.--Last
evening the following young gentlemen
from Roanoke College contested for the
medal in oratory: James Frantz. subject
'-The Missing Link" Isaac Cannaday'
THE Abuse of Political PARTIES" w. o.
Shakelford, For the People," c. w. X:
Kegley. Through Suffering TO Renown;,
]. w. McCauley. Americas Crisis; w.
l.. Copenhover, THE New journalism:
The medal was awarded TO Mr.. NC
Couley.
In the morning the College Cotillon Club
gave q german at Hotel Salem.
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PhiIndeInhia. Q; Boston. o.
DELEGATES FOR HAY.
The Chicago Platform Endorsed and
the Course of the Legislators.

HOWARDSVILLE. VA. June l4.-Spe-
GALA large and quite an enthusiastic
meeting OF Democrats took place here re-
Gently TO elect delegates 20 the Seventh
District Congressional Convention a.
Charlottesville July 9Th. Several ad-
dresses were made and the Chicago plat
form was endorsed and also the course
OF the representatives I'm the Legislature.
Messrs. Eldridge Turner and Sayeliy
Cobb were sent and instructed for Hon
James Hay.
The little son Of Mr.. Savelly Cobb re-
Gently climbed up on a scaifold ana 'ost
his footing and fell TO the ground, cut
teeth Dr. McCulOch was sent tQf ana
took seven stitches in the lacerated mem
Der. and ne is now getting along nicely
and can talk as well as ever.
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AT HAMPDEN- SIDNEY.
The Closing Exercises and the Annual
Festivities.

HAMPDEN-SIDNEY, June 14-Speclai.
The dnaI examinations of the one hun
bred and tWenty-secOnd session OF lamp
den-Sidney College came TO close on the
18th instant. and the regular annual les
tivities of the commencement season DC
gan.
on Saturday night a large and aDpre-
ciatiye audience met Polk Miller, or Rich
mond, who lectured IN the Memorial
Hall. -,
cred before the graduating class by Rev.
A. NJ. Fraser. d. d.. Of the First Pres
byterian church, stanton. The address
before the Y. NJ. c. A. was delivered
night the Union Literary Society held its
annual celebration. which was one or the
most successful ever held.
The following is a programme or the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-15
LANCASTER 1913 ALLENTOWN l-9
The Champions Won the First and
Were Oyer-Confident i'm the Second

LANCASTER. PA. June N-Special.--
Lancaster and Allentown played double
header to-day. The first game was a
runaway for the champions. while in the
second, after making a desperate uphill
battle and apparently snatohing victory
from defeat in the ninth inning. the locals
threw away their advantage by very
rocky fielding. Score-First game:
LANCASTER
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-15
FEDERATION OF LABOR.
A Pot-Pourri of Bread Winners Meet
i'm Roanoke

ROANOKE. VA. June 1i.-Speclal--
The Federation of Labor met In this city
to-day in third annual session. and WAS
presided over by President Mullen or
Richmond. The Brotherhood OF Black
smiths. Railway Carmen and BARRIERS
Union were admitted into the Federation.
An afternoon session was held and
banquet spread at night. Delegates were
present from all over The state.
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Summary: Earned runs-Lancaster, 2,
Allentown, 1. Two-base hist. Dele
hanty. Three-base hits-Wente. Schaub.
Home runs-Ward. Stolen bases-Werd
Madison, Roth. Left on bases-Lancas-
ter. y: Allentown, 6. Struck out-by
Clausen, Wood 90. Smith: by Wood,
Schaub. Wente Double plays-Ward 10
Madison to Wente; Chiles to Roth. First
base on errors-Lancaster 4; Allentown.
!. First base on balls-off Wood 6. Hit
by pitcher-Clausen. Wild pitch-Wood
Umpire-Mr. Belts. Time. 10
Second game.
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TWO GAMES FOR
THE SENATORS.
They Have Taken Three Straight
from the Orioles.
A PAIR ALSO FOR THE ORPHANS
They Work Hard and Take Two from
St. Louis-Iouisville Still at the
End Of the List-They Were
Nearly Swampcd Yesterday.
YESTERDAYS Scores.

Philadelphia, Q; Boston, 0.
Brooklyn. 3; New York. 2.
Cincinnati. Il: Louisville, 3.
Chicago. 3. St. Louis. 2. J.
Washington. 8. 4: Baltimore, = z.
Pittsburg. 3: Cleveland, ].
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HARTFORD, g. READING, I.
Cut out the First Inning and You Have
n Pretty Game.

HARTFORD, CONN, June Especial.
Hartford won tO-day's game from Read
ing in the first inning by pounding New
ton all over the lot. After that IT was a
pretty game.
Pulsifer Of the Bates College team,
ioined the locals to-day Score:
HARTEORD
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Sacrifice hit-WheeIock. Stolen bases-
Steelman. Left on bases-Norfolk. 3;
Newark. /. Struck out-By Bishop, 2;
by Carrick. 3. Double plays-Wentz and
Klusman. First base on errors-New-
ark. /. First base on balls-Of Carrick,
/. Hit by pitched ball-Schefier UNI
pire-Brennan. Time. 100.