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The San Francisco call., 1899-12-31
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MICHELE PERATA'S WILL.
Decedent Devises Valuable Estate
m His Immediate Relatives.

The will of Michele Perata. who died
December g. leaving an estate valued at
s25. 900. was filed for probate yesterday.
Decedent was in the livery business at
$40 Broadway.
BY the terms of the will Mrs. Perata.
decedent's widow, is be0ueathed one-half
of the estate. Mrs. Rosa Sechini Mrs.
Louis Demartina and Mrs Maria Bazzaro,
daughters, are left $1,000 each. The sum of
81 each is devised to the children of Gio-
vanni Perata, deceased son.
The livery stable business and one-half
of the residue is devised to Giacomo
Perata. a son, and the balance TO Fran
cisco Perata, a son.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-31

commenced at Metropolitan Temple by
Isaac Selby OF Melbourne. who, during the
only at the Y. NJ. G. A. on Christian evil
dence topics. He will answer the cues
tiOn. ''Is the Jesus OF the New Testament
bv a musical and devotional service.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-31
DRANK TO THEIR CHIEF.
License Collector Lees Toasted by His
EMPLOYEES.

There was a merry time in the License
Collectors office last evening. +. w.
Lees gathered his staff in the private Of
flee at the hour OF closing and there they
found refreshments solid and liquid. The
boys all raised their cup to the health of
their we'll wishes Mr.. Lees gave each a
little present of cheering nature. Mr.
Lees complimented his staff on their
said that in his opinion- his was the hest hest
force in the City Hall. Popular Chief
Clerk Ned Casey made a few remarks to
the boys and the last day OF the old year
In the office was done.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-31
Held for Murder.

Judge Mogan rendered his decision yes
terday in the case Of Stephen Vaccari.
charged in conjunction with DR.. s. New
man. with murder in connection with the
death of Su-Ela Taylor. and held him TO
answer before the Superior Court In 5000
bonds. DR.. Newman had been previously
held to answer on similar bonds.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-31
Warrant for Grinnell.

United States Court Commissioner Hea-
cock issued a warrant yesterday for the
apprehension of L. Z. Grinnell, formerly
clerk in the medical department of the
United States army. The complaint
charges Grinnell with forgery and was
sworn 10 by Major ]. d. Hall. Grinnell s
whereabouts Is unknown
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-31
TO PRISON FOR LIFE.
Murderer Muscat Suffers the Full
Penalty of the Law.

Elias Muscat. convicted OF the murder
of Sebastiana o. de Sanchez, was SEN
fenced to life Imprisonment In Folsom
Penitentiary by Judge Lawlor yesterday
morning. The defendant was Convicted
of murder in the second degree, but the
court said that as the case was in his
opinion one of cold-blooded, deliberate
murder, he felt II his duty to give the
prisoner sentence to the full limit of the
law. He then sentenced the convict &c
life imprisonment.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-31

During the progress of the work maps
and data prepared in 1892 and 1893 by The
Sewerage Commission and by the en-
tenn were obtained from the Office of the
City and County Surveyor, I'm whose
charge they had been placed some years
ago by a resolution of the board To these
data new maps. papers and records have
been added. which have, together with the
original material. been again left in
charge Of that city department.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-31


| Anne
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first The newly elected officers and most of the
OF
follows Edesheier New York Aonn Marysvfe Baumgart
Portland Desboough Sacramento: Charles zaer saca
A.
Black D. C. schoenfed A F. Baumgatn Bauarne r. E. Starr
Thomas H. Nichols George Meyers r. H. Hall F. Mason Robinson.
M NJ w.
NJ D Kant G McCray August Vessel G. W. Gaegu Al
saue L. Newbauer John NJ Davis W. A sposwood
A Gruhn, Moore f. L.
A Mccarthy w Rice NJ F.
J. T.
spohn, H. Marx D. " Geder W. spotswood p.
G.. B. H. F. s.
Westcott NJ Nelson,
Kohn, r. A C.
NJ
Dwigh F..
A B. Phillips.
d. na
a
to him
ationo OF a
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-31
CARPET DEPARTMENT

Some bright new patterns In art
squares. Regular carpet savers, too;
3xz, 3xzi and 3x3 yards at s. cents a
yard. Almost indispensable where
there are children.
An economical point In carpets Is
the sewing. Ours are sewed on the
only Electric Sewing Machine West
of the Rockies. Makes the carpet
lay smooth and wear we'll.
Free delivery. Oakland. Alameda. Bsrsslsy
M FRIEDMAN 6 CO.,
233 10 237 Post ST.
Open evenings Near Stockton
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-31

Under maiden
VWM with Frawley
fly Mrs Castle boldly make the plunge into the new
life of the
Princes produced
city
is
sbn OF the
10 be
to
havet talent 70 it., will not
impressed with
leading lady
initial Tuesday evening January It,
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-31

The bachelor who sews on his own but
tons understands the meaning Of the sin
gle tax.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-31
F}>F}I

RADWAr's READY RELIEF has stood
unr1valed before the public for 50 years
Pain Remedy IL instantly relieves and quickly
cures all Colds, Sore Threats. Influenza. Bron-
chitis. Pneumonia. Rheumatism, Neuralgia
Headache. Toothache and all pains. Internally
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-31
COST OF SEWER COMMISSION.
Chief Engineer Grunsky Files Finan-
cial Statement With Supervisors.

A communication was filed yesterday
with the Board of Supervisors by c. F.
Grunsky, chief engineer in charge of the
work OF designing a sewerage system in
this city, in which he submits a financial
statement OF the plans completed. as fol-
lows:
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-31

Rev. DR.. Selby to Preach.
This evening special services will be
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-31

ADVERTISEMENTS.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-04-20
Nutobarp iii Saigs.

9r. Or9unilt Is. Bauer Rebenbapn
meooeIer, ut ban bar Ell flor Autobarp,
lom ban rebIe Jtem Yorr for $4,000,
Iise for bans 4freiie til Danmart /
1896. Snltrumentet baube 6 YeoaIer
meb Stpbere c. Is Mftorosr. 8 Dan,
mart bar 9r. Bauer faaet bet omoan=
net IoaIeoes, at Der nu peo 0iGIp af ct
8Iupiulur paa I interchangeable o9 5
Opertun9enter tan %ptobuceres ale
optGnteIise 9armonier, electromagnetic
otforOer. Septimattorber os formiubs
lfeoe Atforber - tort logt alt. @nouibere
bar ban til 5nltrumentet label lane en-
foret o9 brunt Iateret GtGtasIe meo
Qaas, Nesle os 9aanotus. uuetet
oisIe 6orbsorinser bare tOltet meset
mere, pil ban nu lGIse benne Autoburp~
os IeUere ben frit Der / Amerita for
$3.50
Der feies til, at 9arpen sr fortr9fs
feIis at ipiue pia, og Eonen er blob %
fin. 9r. Bauer bar 9obe % spIbise
@runbe for at pile ial9e ben, StuIOe
nooen at D%anlfersns" 9Giere snite at
tsbe ben, ba fan Beifiutn9 Os Detailing
lenbes til bette 8lobs 6ontor euer til
Ranb. s. Bauer, Ole Subrssabe Nr.
II, &%sbenbaun, g., Donmart.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-04-20

JlDebrnnb. Orfteb Breifeeaarb er
total neobrGnot. Sognepfaften, propit
9~nnsboae o9 9uifru tebbebes / ibiie
Dieblit 9ennem ct 8inbue. areaturerne
retoeoes, mems Spinene. 6aar 90 6ier=
fraet tnbebrGnote. Nue Rirtebsqerne
og papirer er iormentlte reooebe. gn
Del Snbbo reobeoes. Sloens OpfomIt
er ubetenot.
- 5aruer Wabi ems @ienoom paa gsus
linsbiars / Boiling Sogn er nebbrenbi.
- JorIeben bitten peo Nitiben opItoo
Der Slr i 9runoersI.psbolms Sfourioers
soaro ueo 6uslebier9. sssIoen ubbrso t
B%aifebulet, Der er | fannie Qeneoe Tom
6elte= os &oitaIoen o9 9oben, os / So
bet al fort Glib par belle Ypsninsen
fulofGHot9 neobranot. Oct lpttebes
at rebOe Stuebp9nin9en os oue &rsas
turerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-04-20
SpnOerjDQauS.

Spmtc S%onrnaliiter. SonrnuIiiterne
Simorien ueo v5lensbors auis" os
peterien ueb y9eimoal" ere at 9anoret.
Ten bleune ioemte henboIbsuis en- Maas
neos o9 IA Cages 59nsieI, forbi be
efter ct ton9eri9if glab bapbe oftrptt en-
Notits ON, at en- uneunt preusliif Be=
tlent bapoe p9tet beruiet / Hibe.
ltopisningerne. Benst 6asieltrsm
fra Gurup, Der pao Seslionen par taoet
til preulif SoIoat. uopitss forlsoeu
meb "a Gimers 6rift. @runben bert |
sr ubetenot. @n @aarbeier peb @ran=
len bar faaet IiIboIo ON lite at peilebe
oanife 6oIf, fom uiae febe gienoomme
/ So9net; / mooiat 6oIb pilbs ale bans
Iieneltefolt blipe uoutife. gn 6oners
meter os en- pi9e, tienenbe hos en-
@aorbeisr / BRO paa Oils, ere bIepne
ubuilte meb "a timers Jriit. @aarbs
.ieren par %piitnot til Stebe peb ct Mebs
/ Setting forleoen. Gnbpiosre ubuiltes
forIsoen SmeoeIarIins 0ittor SEMEN
fra Rsbsnbaun, / Q9re pos Smebeme=
fer g. eau / Steunins, os en- Wsuers
iueno fra Glitrup Wgue. On 9arI fra
Bibor9e9nen, iom tiente Dos @aarbeier
6. 5reoeritlen / gsen, reiite sftsr at
uGre i@tGuuet for amtsf for funoeren uben
at %afUente llouisnin9s orbren. @ue
bauoe Qieneite Dos W9no, lom oeItos t
ct politilt Mebe / Setting.
Wen btsuoen inb1t9pntes to Yiger,
Dctre af Optanter, iom tjente Dos
@uurbeierne 6. Moos os 5. 8rans /
StolbrO. 0eb en- MisforitaoeIle mpbte
oerss sJusbonber / Steeet for. De
bauoe life oeIta9et / Uiebet / Setting;
Amtsforltanoer Rlinte ertlereoe imios
lertib, at be ~oesua9tet lfuIbe u%ouiies.
Muno:ug &lOuiD9e. 8uGsmarteot |
6ulum er lpGrret paa @runo at Munb=
Os aIOUip9e. Oct befenot9ores offs
cielt, at Der er uobrubt Wunrzoe 6lops
lp9e en- &ue9transport, Der par fom=
men fra 6uiooin9 Rarantane. Com
6sIse beraf er Ditritterne 6uium og
&soen9s ertIGreoe ipGrrebe for Qil= %
6raferlel at 6%reaturer. WeIem en-
transport paa SO ipoife Otser, iom
antom til 9uium fra Snibhing &arans
%tGneantalt, os iom blepe opltaIbebe As
observation-disclosures Souis Snco6,
bleu Der tonltuteret Wunos os &loulpse
Dos fire &reaturer.
Solgt til en- Suffer otter er Der
IoIst I'll ben tpite 0pbpsserforenius.
@oarbmanb Scope Na9aaro / Raitrup
Deb @ram bar loI9t fin @ienoom meo
geietnins meo llnota9elfe of iets 8re=
aturer til ben tonituereoe 4mtsfoll fans
Der 9r. 3%biermunn af &sbbins for
2l,8OO Wfart. Gil @aarben berer ct
2anbareaI at SO 9ettar. Sitter 6orlps
oenoe ffot en- 4r. Robmsobsr 9obens
tpeltebt / 9olltein baue febt @aarben.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-26

cnce OF the stately matron. it will be a
scene long 10 be remembered.
The following toasts have been Sc
lectcd, and Will be responded TO by the
gentlemen whose names are mentioned:
THIS DAY WE CELEBRATE.
April IS. 1899
The Old Dominion Guard"-lIon.
John W. j.. Porter.
In time of war. soldiers: in time of
peace, citizens.
"Firginia"-CoI. w. II. Stewart.
The home of the soldier ana states
man. Foremost in the field and at the
forum.
The Volunteer Army'-captain Jno
W. Happier.
Ever ready to respond TO the call OF
the country. Its buiwarll in the hour
OF danger.
Tho cisy of portsmouth"-col. X.
Il. Griffin.
Generous in her hospitality. proud of
her history and moving steadily in the
march Of progress.
Women My. Richard Cox Barlow.
Gods nobic.;t, best gift to man
Without her life would not be worth
living,
THE Press'-cnpt. Charles r. Bland
the champion OF freedom ana the en-
lishtcner OF the world.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-26
TURlH ENE%TS-

New York. April 25.-Results at Aque-
First-Flve and half furlongs:
Gaze. to ., won; Tyrian. 10 10 / and
s. to a, second; Vertigo, IL to 5, third
Tlmo-1:07 10.
Second-Four and half furlongs:
Ortrud. 10 10 l, won; Gales. I to and
to ., second: Freylinhysen, to /,
third. Time-:57 30.
Third-About seven furlongs: Takn-
nassee, 10 /. Won; Charen,us, to .
and + to 5, second Danforth. to !.
third Timc-1:25 -.
Fourth-One mile and 20 yards: Con-
cord, to j. won; Leando. - to / and
Time-i;47 80.
Ff.h-Four and n half furlongs:
Gartcrless to TO- won: Pupil. o to :
and , 10 ., second: Big Gun, TO /,
third. Time-:55 81
Sixth--SiX furlongs: Sweet Corporal,
TO .. won: EMerescent, to . and to
), second: Tut Tut. 10 to l. third. Time
Ills 20
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-26
THE SOLDIERS BANQUET.
Everything Being Gotten in Readiness
For the Reception.


The committees of ladies and gentle
men who have displayed much energy
in managing the affairs pertaining to
the home coming of the Old Dominion
Guard. which event is expected 20 take
place Friday morning. and 10 conclude
with a banquet. have every reason to
feel proud of the result of their labors.
There is something yet 10 do to make
this reception the grand success it
should be, and that is prompt payment
by those who have subscribed TO the
necessary expense to be incurred in Civ
ing to our brave home boys that warm
welcome which has always character
lied the people OF Portsmouth, The
Seaboard Air Line Cornet Band will
furnish the music, and Il gala day Is
fully expected.
at 10 o'clock Friday morning the Sea-
board Air Line Will arrive with the
company, and the train will stop on
High street. between Court and Middle
streets. and ii is estimated from cx-
pressions dropped that thousands OF
people Will be present to give them a
right royal welcome home.
The banque; gotten up by the ladies
VIII be grand affair. Everything pos
sible to tempt the appetite. known to
the culinary art. Will be in evidence
OIL The heavily laden tables. and with
music, sweet Sirl walters, and the pres
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-26
CRUI5ER NEW ORLEANS.
A MINED CHEW Likely TO
PROVE TROUBLESOME.
.(By Telegraph tc Nirginian- Pilot)

New York, April 25.-The UNIied
States cruiser New Of!eans is schedui-
ed to leave the Brooklyn navy yard on
May Z. She is to go to New Orleans for
the purpose OF permitting the city she
is named for to see her, and the men
ard crew have anticipated IL pleasant
voyage.
However. there is much discomfort
among the white men of the crew in
reference 10 the large number of col
oIcd recruits that have been assigned
10 the vessel. OF the lie men who al
feaGy nave been taken ON. 80 are col
View or the race feeling in the South
they believe the reception to the crew
VIII be less hearty on account OF this
unusually large percentage of colored
men on the vessel
The cruiser viii remain Mt New Or
leans for Il month and then return to
the Brooklyn navy yard.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-26
AFFAIRS IN CUBA.
SOLDIERS IN SANTIAGO-GoMEz-
y CONFERENCE

Oy Telegraph to Virginan- Piiot)
Havana. April 25.-Carlos Manuel de
Cespcdes. of the staff OF General Gomez,
and who was recently sent to Santiago
to make an estimate of the number of
Cuban soldiers i'll the province. called
upon the Governor General to-day and
reported that there We're 10000 there
half The whole number in the island.
General Gomez this afternoon re-
ceved IT Quinta de Las Molinas five
generals Of the consulting committee
appointed 10 consider with him the
army's future and the details OF the
arrangements with the United States
military authorities. CespeGes was
present. The conference agreed as to
the precise terms Of the manifesto to be
issued by Gomez To the CUBAN people
and army tomorrow. already outlined
in dispatches to the Associated Press
General Pedro Betancourt. the new
civil governor Of Matanzas. who is n
vigorous anti-anr oXationlst. has written
TO General Gomez placing the command
of his corps and his own services at
the disposition of Gomez.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-26
DAB CRGEDcM WHIPPED.
WALCOTT, THE NEGRO BOXER,
MAKES SHORT WORK OF HIM.

tBy Telegraph TO Virginia

New York. April 25-Nearly 5000
si4-a.::-- hlai . I The l -onn> Atllla,i,
Club tonight in the hope OF seeing a
rafting bout between Joe Nalcott, the
negro boxer. and Dan Creedon, the Au-
stralian. They We're matched TO go
twenty rounds at catch weights. but
although Crecdon weighed fully twenty
pounds more than his opponent, the ne
gro made short work of him. With
left and two right smashcs on the jaw
Walcott Goored Creedon thrice. The
third time the Australian went down
he was dead 30 the world" and Wal
colt was declared the winner, amid
the cheers of his hackers. who won
pot of money on the result. The bout
lasted only minute and fifteen Sec
onds, and as the opening mill was end
cd with n knockout also in the first
round. the club patrons had the very
unusual experience of seeing two pairs
of big boxers settling their arguments
in about three minutes of acouu fight
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-26
HAVE GONE SOUTH

Last night Captain T. V. White nnd
wife left the city for the South, To ne
gone Tor three weeks. The Internation-
~ sunday School Association of the
United States and Canada will meet in
Atlanta, Ga, in the next day or two,
ana Captain White will attend the ses-
aions as delegate. After the adjourn
nent of the Association Captain and
Mrs. White will proceed to Macon. Ga.
TO visit friends and relatives, after
winch they will so to Charleston. S.
e.; 10 be in attendance upon the Con-
fcderate Reunion.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-26
THE WORLD
OF SPORT
STANDING or THE CLUBS.
VIRGINIA 10; MARYLAND. ..

Richmond. Va. April 25.-At Char
lottcsVille to-day the University of
MARYLAND narrowly escaped Shut out
at Nirsina's hands.
Score by innings: R.HE
Virginia 80 . o / 5 . o o 20 10 ?
Maryland :. % o o o 90 o - L
Batteries: Pirkcrton and Male:
Brooks and NleXarder
BROOKLYN. 6; BALTIMORE. o.
At New York
Score by innings: RI.
brooklyn :. 30 90 : 1 0 o o &c 10 0
Baltimore E. % o 0 0 o O O. 5
Batteries Dunn and Smith; Kitson
and Robinson Umpires-GatrEey ana
Andrews. Timc-l:iS
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-26
PARNER-MAGEE.
Nuptinls Celebrated at tho Parker Resi-
dcnce Yesterday Afternoon.

Nuptia's Celebrated ut tho Parker Resi-
dcnce Yesterday Afternoon.
For weeks. perhaps 50 remotely rs
months. tho Parker-AIagec nuptials
nave been the interesting society topic
ihSdetails OF celebration the cXuuisitc-
~ selected trouaseau, the personality of
The groom-all have come into pleas
nrablc conversation since they ccnterod
around one of portsmouth's own fair
women. ore whose name is n synonym
lor every sterling virtue. ana one who
has kindly word ana an instant sn;l,.
OF recognition for every acquaintance,
ana that the friends OF her childhood
should feel II genuine ntores. in this all
important step is but natural. ana also
that they should extend that interest
10 the man whose love has lured her
10 a new abode. The family preferred
mat the ceremony should be sacred TO
the home and immediate friends. so the
details of celebration WAS arranged and
was accordingly consumnatcd at the
lninlly residence, Court street, at =
O'Clock yesterday Above the maternal
demonstrations, however, there was the
subtle consciousness that the solemni;y
OF the occasion was felt by all present.
III was n family relnuuishng n favor
tie sister. dearly beloved daughter and
Il young husband Vowing eternal con-
stancy before his Maker.
Beiore clock, the hour for tho SER
vice. the parlors were filled with in
vited quests. Tho marriage rites were
conducted according to the ritual of
tho Catholic Church, Rev. Francis =
Doorey. OF Washington, d. c.. being the
celebrant.
Soon after tho ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Masee were lowing and smiling their
appreciation of the many kind wishes
OF their friends. The bridal partv
tarried moment with The guests. then
withdrew preparatory To their bridal
tour. The sending out of heavy bar
gage, n hurried goodbye ana Mr.. and
MRS. Magee were speeding away on
their honeymoon.
Inc presents, a medley of macni1-
cehce and grandeur. were numerous.
many membranes coming from distant
places, making in all an enviablc col
y rece2tion was held AZ tho ParKor
residence from $3.50 10 o'clock. after
Which the assembled company, with 2
Iast lingering look ut the spot made
sacred by the recent service. carrying
win them many fond remcmbrances Of
the happy event.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-26

Washington, D. C.-The President was
feeling better this morning. though he
still suffered from the attack of neural
eia which compelled him to deny HIM
self 10 callers yesterday.
New York-John Gait Smith. OF the
firm of ]. Gait Smith & Co. of this city.
one OF the leading linen and cotton
manufacturers IN the country, died to-
day. s
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-26
LOUISVILLE, .; PIrrspuRG. /.

At Louisville
Score by innings: EHE
Louisville :. 20 o o I 90 o IL ;
Pittsburg :. 20 o o / 0 o D o. 10 O
Btttrrifr-Du T7tf17Ey .1TJ7f Powers; an
nehili and Bowerman. Umpircs-O'Day
and Brennan. Time-i:40.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-26
MEMS CLOTHING.

Good business SUITS. $3.50: worth. $50,
iNeat Evening Suits. 500: worth. $50.
Dress SUIT $3.50; English Serge. Cash
mere, Mn"re; SSheviots. both lined ana unlincd.
Royal English Serge. $3.50. These Smile
arg the eqIai Of the Sl5Oo Suits sold clsr.
WYnn':e: zee ;hcm ana be convinced that
OUR slL;o SUITS.
There is only one way 20 describe them.
W. W. Inat they are tho best Ready-io,
for Fashion. Fit or Finish, "''''
s,n ieh spring uvorcoats at $50; worth
MEMS rANTs.
ranging n price from SIS to 500 ''''"'
FoYs CLOTHING.
ny We hove in il.is !!no q comuieic as
''oTtmen', commencing with a Sc wash
SUI 70 tho lost rradc OF Worsicd an.j
liic' : at SEQ
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-26

mouth. and from the top of the highest
buildings the flames. blazing high
above the intervening trees. were plain
~ visible. 1t is thought the plant was
insured.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-26
wAsII1NGroN. o. NEW YORK s

AZ Washington
Score by innings: R.H.E
New York 100 ) , 0 > / 0 G. S 10 6
BAtteries--Dinecn. Baker and Nc
Guire; Coaklcy and Grady. Umpires-
Hunt and Connolly. Time-Two hours.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-26
PHiLAnELPHIA. 10: BOSTON. s

Vt Fnliadclpna-
Score by innings: EII.F
Philadelphia II O4S 10 Ox-lo IL 0
Boston -. ....2 0 0 o o = O. < Is C
Batteries Donohue and Douglass:
Nichols and Heager. Umpires- r,msl.e
ana Mcdonald. Time-o.O5.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-26
opening SaIe For Spring and Summer
Of b[en's Boys and children's Cloth.
3 Ing ana Furnishing Goods. Hats,
MEMS UNDERWEAR.

MEN. > lNDEl.Nls r.
Anything at Any Price" Is our motto
IN ms department. from the 25c. Ba.br:g-
Ean TO the $50 silk.
HATS
For Mons, Boys and Chiidrcn's from
INC 20 Sailor for the child to the swell
Cross liats for Men $50 doz. Straw Hats
Row OH exhibition.
MEMS SHIRTS.
fast color Working Shirt at a5c.
Neat Porcals. with cellar attached or .
sc2Vate collars at soc.
We still have 30 dozen OF those y. X. in
rink. White ana Blue ut soc. They would
be good value az si.oO.
y big line of White Madras and SILK
Bcsom5 at 75c-
We have 4 lirc OF the fines, spun SILK
Madras and French l'iarncis At Sl.c0.
The Manhattan and Wilson Bros. line
ii hanusoner than ever This wear.
Eoys y, usc Waists. Shirt Waists cnd
even NeslsSce Shirts Tor the little fellows.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-26

1t takes 500 roses to mako - tc..noo,-
Iui or perfume. 1t takes the best qualify
%, E Mni1e ,b corn. rye and harley MALI to
H. auu g., inc q. O. Taylor Whskey: more
az, r!pening in barrcls-no mythieai
n,m me, OF aEin@, but natures summer
10 make wh'skey old in IL day, a month
OF Il yenr, II won't have the ''earma riSs''
~ maturity unless actual time IS allowed
ucr INC rpeninS. G. o. Taylr WHISTLES
are sold only iii bottles bearing our finn
hhinc signature on face ana neck lai,.is
CHESTER IL. GRAVES; & SONS.
Fo:' sale at White Bros. Norfolk. Va.
browns Hazel. Portsmouth, Va.