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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-30

Mrs. Badger has returned to her home
in New York, after visit of some weeks
at the home of Hon. L. johnson, on Gill
more street.
Misses Lizzie Bird and Nina Hines have
returned from Blackshear, where they at
tended the Missionary Institute
Miss Mamie Beavers has returned home
from a visit to Atlanta
Miss Carrie DeLoach is spending some
time with relatives in Naylor.
Miss Annie. daughter of DR.. T. S. Paine,
will spend the summer in Baltimore.
Miss Alice Meyers of Marshallville has
gone to Quitman, after pleasant stay OF
several weeks here and at Blackshear with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. ]. H. Redding Hon. John w Ben
nett, Mr.. c. c. buchanan and Mr.. J. T.
Brantley attended the international Sun
day school convention in Atlanta this
week.
Mrs. Ed Paine is visiting in valdosta.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-30
FOR GRADE OF CUSTODIAN.
civil Service Examination 20 he
Held on June 4.

civil Service Examination 10 BE
Held on June \.
An examination for the position Of fire.
man IN the new government building will
be held IN Savannah June /. under the
direction Of the civil service commission.
The position. for which Il u Intended 20
establish a register from which IL may be
diisc. pays q salary Of $40 per annum.
Eligibility for appointment will b. deter
mined from On examination into each ap-
p.lcanrs experlence. abilify and chaFae-
ter - WORK nan ana physical qusiihea-
done for che work 10 be performed. 40
pilcaufs must be ciiizene ~ tina United
efsts and under the regulations " fhe
fraaarry Apartment. between fhf sHes ~
Il and W years fffaDus VINO have suffer-
- fhe lOse ~ o. Afm Or - o. iehor nn-
Der auy other serious qifaDilfy ere con-
eidcfed physically disqualified 90 apIoinf-
mont 10 fhf r4ftodian NrfFlca
Tho examination 81 giep ~ aN clfixfne
~ fne inltoq sfaffa VINO meg 0farf -
fnfsr az nffflcf anq Who comply Nlff
fbe reqgiIfmcpis Hl'hQpf fesef4 ~ rsee
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-30
FOOD IN LIQUID
Makes a Full Meal for a Book
keeper.

am a bookkeeper in a large grocery
store, and consequently meet a great many
people We find large numbers Of Gus
toners who are troubled with the effects
of coffee. I know only too well how to
sympathlze with them for have suffered
so much from stomach trouble caused by
the use Of coffee.
About two years ago, one Of your repre-
sentatiyes gave me a sample Of Postum.
and ] was glad Of the opportunity 10 Try
something that would furnish me with a
good morning beverage. but not give me
The trouble that coffee did.
The reason some people fail 20 make
GOOD Postum Is that they undertake 10 gei
fhe good out OF the cereals By q few min
utes' boiling, whereas not less than twenty
eve minutes should D. used 10 making Q
eood rsyt fuI Of Postum. When "a is prop
orly boiled. b is O most delicious coffee,
ana q perfect drink in every respect Often
when ] have had no appente for sold food
could partake of several oupa 0f Posr
fum. ana fee pientfuuy nourehe1 until
az next uisai. have been GLAD ~ ieil
e,istorners ~ me comfort aua reiaf they
aotild ond Boz fhe uae Of Postum. Aaturaily
~ have augmented our sales erehfy on
Il nrfl now W. end or hundreds ~
asrrares ln gear ono ~ our customer
=. ,-.orr j r,.oommcnde9 if has llnf been
La nd fals no. fleg have aA erYNn yeff
fond ~ Postum. iuciaqinR severe mefu
49, ~ n.. famhY Mo reriaf n Nififfeff
...rls ~ fhf ffafa. WA Doai Hi1hta. .
I.auns1 80 Naraei Fyeef casiana' CA
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-30
AT THE THEATER.

The Tolson and Todd Company closed a
weeks successful engagement last night
with Railroad Jack" This about com
pletes the theatrical season. The theater
management has one or two attractions
yet in view, one of which is a company
which will play during the Confederate
reunion week In Charleston, and may be
brought to Savannah the week following
Savannah has felt the effect Of the theat-
rical syndicate during the entire season in
the lack of many first-class attractions,
which have formerly been here. There
has been a surfeit Of repertoire companies
and there is no indication of change in
the situation.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-30
AT THE coLoRED COLLEGE.
Prof. Wilson's Lecture ON Milton
and His Works.

and His Works.
Prof. W. g. Wilson Of the city public
schools lectured last week 10 the students
Of the Georgia State Industrial College
on Milton" Il was the first time Prof
Wilson had spoken 81 che college. ana he
was deeply interested. He said from what
he had heard be was ready 20 believe that
the school was doing q very great good
for the state and the colored people. ana Il
was therefore a great pleasure 20 speak
there.
Prof Wilson began BY giving o few faets
in the 1fe u MlltOl. such a. has birfh
education. marriage &c.
one ~ the unusual Facts in BIZ life, he
SAID rs that Miitou % not become q oeie-
orafe1 poet before D. was 90 ~ IL
known hf lived ln che stirring Times Or
fhe opposition beiwefn King Charles 3 an8
hie Fari.ament he was D MON ser - me
party oDpoeed ~ fhf King. and - ardn-
oualy and constantly 40 b. work fhsf he
loft hls eyf-slFhf 80 refufne1 ~ prl-
gate so afirf fao fffurD ~ charles ID aad
1fean Ha a0rf ~ 'fafa1laf Gorf" a.
Raa fhen Iaaf n seara % Before apeah.
pg ~ iae 'lana.se isssi. boaefeG, hq
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-30

The Hlbernlans of Savannah, assisted
by the ladies' auxiliary, win have a musi-
cal and literary entertainment at their
hall at Bay and Abercorn streets, Tuesday
night. A number of ladies and gentlemen
have agreed 10 take part. After the enter
tainment there will be dance. The mem
bers and their friends have been invited
to attend. and a pleasant time is In store
for them.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-30

fractions possible for the star course next
season, has written a number of letters to
managers of the leading courses, request
ing them TO name some of the best attrac-
tons in the country for a cultured audi
ence The replies received have been in
valuable to the committee, and II the at
fractions 1t has in mind can be Induced to
come this far South. the course next sea-
son will be the strongest ever given.
The committee has lost all faith In print
ed testimonials, and will only engage such
attractions as have been recommended to
them by parties whose opinions they value.
They do not propose 10 engage as lecturers
men who have been made prominent by
their writings, but who. as speakers, are
utter failures. This lesson the Young
Mems Christian Association has learned
by experience.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-30

The theater will be open four nights
this week The Whitman sisters will give
a repetition tomorrow night of the enter
tanment they gave two weeks ago for the
benefit Of st. Phillips Monumental Church
on New street The first entertainment
was one of the best that has been given in
recent years by coiored talent. One OF its
features is the pickanniny cake walk
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-30

A reproduction In moving pictures Of
the celebrated Passion Play, as given at
Oberammergan, by the Edison veriscope
Will be given at the theater Thursday,
Friday and Saturday nights. Those who
have never made the pilgrimage to Ba-
varia, but who have read extensively Of
this religious festival, will be given a prac-
teal idea OF the nature Of the production
and the magnitude and Importance Of the
event. There can be no doubt that the
original, as given az Oberammergan, is
worth a trip across the ocean 10 witness
From the pictures Il can be seen that the
actors display grace and dignity and their
deiineatiOns. although self taught, are adj
mirable. The history Of this religious
drama r. the history Of the gradual devel-
Opment Christianity out OF the forms ana
customs Of paganism. There is no Hrey-
erenee IN the exhibition. Tor where arr
comes all falsiiy b. separated. al coarse
ness ~ refined and irreyerenoe flies away.
The final iabieau leaves vision Of sky
ana mountain and kindly hearts. all weav-
ing . franc for the glowing pictures with
which these iOWly peasants dcVoutly re-
hearae the ancient story u the Man Of
HOrrOws
Those wh0 lNye seen the yariseope en-
hiDitLon ~ fhe "Passi0n Play" cay that h
IA Production Hofihy - b. seen. II Was
in Albania iqef Heek, ana . number u So.
vannshianf HaB u fhere. n wsa recently
produced ln Memphis, ana recelgsd abe
indofaemfnf u many n ths ciefEymsn ~
flaf cfF
Evening journal., 1899-12-05

strict Rector My dear. am aston
ished TO hear that YOU went TO the
theatre during Lent
Young Lady IL isnt wicked 20 talk
during Lent. Is itf
"Or course not, but you went to a
play"
II went with a theatre party. and
we paid no attention 10 the play.
Evening journal., 1899-12-05
rnAINs LnAvE BRoAD STREET. 9rA

TION. puILAD HIRhlA,
FOR THE WEST
$50 o. m.. daily Plttspurg, chicago, Sil'
c'rnat Louisville and ST. Louis. tD4f
iea5 q. NJ. daily Tor pinshurg and CHI
caEo (No co1rnc1 90 iltUnAtal LID
ned TO two Buffet Plrlor cars.
- ~ %. M daily Limited, PltiHptfs
chicaeo. cleveland. Ioieia cinclnnal
louisville and St. Louis. OllnnH Dar.i
20 2i %. m daily. pmshurs and ClevslanA
l.a0-p no.. daily. plttshurel Chicago, Ntsn.
rflia ivn cinci1nlN. Indianapolis aut
ST. Louis Win.rg Carl
$50 d. m daily. hflshurr ana tiDicat o'
for Toledo except Saturday.
.l0gj b. m llliy- rltisburE. Cincinnati
Iouiavule. Cleveland and So. louis.
llg0 p. M. daily. PiutsDurg and Nliclrl
daily for kuoNviue, VA aa li.
Valley Route; for Clevcland, cNof ~
Saturday.
(s) Congressional Limited Express. Al
Nestihule parl0r Cars and Dining Car.
No extra fare other than the usual Pun
man charge.
(D Limited Express. Vestlbule Plrlo.
Cars. Vesdbule Passenger Coaches ard
Dining Car. No extra fare.
The Wilmington Transfer Company VIII
call for and check baggage from holcis
and residences.
For further Information. passengers are
referred 20 the uclet agent at the ST.
". B. HUTCHINSON. ]. r.. WOOD.
General Manager Cen. Pass Ageu.
Evening journal., 1899-12-05
RAILROADS
WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN
RAILROAD COMPANY.

TIME TABLE n eject May u. 1899.
Trains leave Wilmington (F'rench street
statiOn) for Elsmerc. June, Montchanin,
Wintorthur. GuyencOurt. Granogue, COS
sart Chadd's Ford Junction, Pocopson,
West Chester, Embneeville. MOrtonWue,
COatesViile, and intermediate stations
daily, except Sunday. al 40 a. m, 215
and 450 p. m. Sunday only, SOS a. m. 2-l5
and f.50 p. m.
and intermediate stations, daily except
Sunday, at 40 a. M. 2.i5 and $50 p. m.
Sunday only at sos a. m.s 2.l5 AMI 4.51
p. m.
For Joanna. D-rdsboro Reading anc IL
termcJiate stations. daily. exceD. SUNDAY,
al 7f0 e. n. and $50 p. m. Sunday only,
6OS a. m. and 45n p. N.
A C. tM'cAUSI.AND, Superintendent.
BOWNESS BRIGGS. qVn, Pass. k&ent.
Evening journal., 1899-12-05

Schedule IN effect November e, issl
All trains Illuminated with fntscn
EXPRESS TRAINS.
Trims leave Wilmington, Delaware Ave
nue. station, tor -.
NEW YORK, week days, "o.Ol, "5.o5.
si0 se a. M: 1918. '2.A, 800, .5.u Cali
pullman cors). s7l4. 'iO.52 p. N: sundays
500, tg39. sll.S5 a. m; 81, 800, 'o.ls eat
Pullman cars). f1.4f. 1902 p; m. -. 10.
.7o5 7s6 ss25. s9s3. 'Sl052. 1ios a. m;
fi2l9. s23i 800 400. '5.l9 (ali Pullman
cars). 63O. fl4i 'l0.52 p. m. Sundayss; 's.9l'
fi.O0 s5.19 (ali pullman cars) $50 ''.4i'
Chester. week days $50. 'Lo5 1so .s25.
'9.sa si0.52. iiOs a. m. ,2sl, 300. 9s9. 80,
..i052 p. m sundays lo. $50. .s3s LIZ;
fii.s5 a. m; 1884, 500 'i.O0' 6sO IA. 'l0-9z
y tl,antie CITY week days. 'I05 a. ni.:
fi2l9, s2Si. 400 y. m. Sundays i'50 a. M
CAS- May. ocean CAy and Sea Isle city.
week days, '1.05 a. m; '2.sl p. M sun
Baitimore and Washington, week days,
'tIs. ZOO. eSOi 'l1.oi o. m. .l2.56, y o. ~,
eg fn f45T t52q (au Pullman carsl, -o.u4s
fq IN ~ m SUNDAYS. sLIS sS.Oi a. M; 50.
zoo. 3l9. '4.57, $50 (aA Pullman carsl.
Baltmore ana way stations, 700 a. m.
Nswark. week days. s4is. 100 ss0i' sii.01
g. m; .i2.56. Big. '4.ai, l.s5 - 2 m Ssa-
-~f"~H
-9u p. m.
$3.50 (al Pullman cars). '9.u p. m. sun
davs, sSof a. M. -i.57, '5.S9 (all Pullman
Clrsl. e9.ll p. m.
Chicago. iatiy '204 a. m; 'i.57 p. m.
Cincinnati and 81. Louis. 500 a. M
fl2 56 and F9.ll p. M, daily
Toledo and Detroit. .s.i p. m. daily to
Toledo, and daily except Sunday to De-
troit.
slngerly accommodation. week days.
400 a. m; $40. 1.42 p. M Sundays. 3l9.
7.N p. m.
IlandenbtrE accommodation, week days.
i5i p. no. sundays, $50 p. m.
LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION FOR
Baltimore week days 265 p m.
LdndenDerE, week days s.55 q. m.i rs.
$40 p. m Sundays. a55 q. m. 5.45 p. m.
LhAvE PHILADELPHIA for WI
mlngton week days 1855. $50 'l.o0 10 26.
llN q. q. 'i2 20 'L3l 2l5. .1ei a 70, BY.
''51 tali Pullman carsl. '56. sso, ~
'S.35. fll-25 p. m. Sundays '3.2i. 'l-SQ. 100
q. m. 1890 fls7. 215. tA20. ago s5.Oi (ali
Pullman cars). $50 s730 sS25. 1890 p. m.
Doimarvia Telephone. no. i93
Rates % Western points lower than VA
any other Inc. j. ID. UNDERWOOD
General Manager.
ID. Z. MARTIN Man. 81 Pass. Traffic.
-
Evening journal., 1899-12-05
oWell how do Won ike living in the

We'll. how do you like living in the
subuTbst'
"Fiue It's going 70 be a good thing
for me financially. Our girl has de.
cided TO leave and the lady who lives
next door says wen never be able 10
yet another 10 60 out there TO work.
l shall have s. a week more to spend
for cigars and things now."-Chicago
News.
Evening journal., 1899-12-05
MHAr 20 You wANrf

Advertise your wants in the Evening
Journal. Employment wanted. help
wanted. to let for rent, for sale board
ing. and lost and found ads. will be pub
iishedi three lires, one time for a dine, I,
three times for q quarter.
Evening journal., 1899-12-05

PILEs-1TCHING. BLIND AND
BLEEDING-CURED in three TO six
nights. DR.. Agnews Ointment Is peer
less in curing. One application gives
instant relief. II cures all itching and
Irritating skin diseases. chahng, Ec-
zena. etc. IS cents.--63. Sold BY MI
lar Drug Co., 402 Market, and n. 2
Danforth, Market and Second streets.
Evening journal., 1899-12-05

The citizen OF Havana has n grlev-
ance because hc cannot keep his COW.
United States invaders have ordered
all COWS in;o the suburbs as sanitary
measure.
Evening journal., 1899-12-05
free Tf,Eaf Treatment

We send full months Remedies wonderful and marvellous
trial without
obligation collect delivery dcp
deprg who had applied after wrote Well e
bnbed with wanted TO hug
everybody old self had died yesterday
today Why whenl
And another thus "fyou dumped ad gold my feet would
bring such gladness life method has done
the
book sealed envelope without marks
Write ERIE MEDICAL COMPANY, Buffalo. N. T.,
for the little book called COMPLETE MANHOOD
Evening journal., 1899-12-05
nnf,AWtnr DIVISION.

hElAW ltlth DIVISION.
For New Castle, Si3 O. ms 2do, i.1i an'
6.5s %. M. week days
FOR Lcwes, $40 o. m.; AT p n. weel
davH.
Fo- Dover. Harrington and Delmar
sis. u.0i q. m.; 42l. 65S and 1911 .. m
Sundays 12il p. m.
FOR Wyoming and way stations. 255 n
Exprcas Tor Cape Charles Ola Point
Comfort and Norfolk, ii.Qi a. ni, wsy--
DAYS. and 1914 n ght, daily.
Evening journal., 1899-12-05
Free Book on Copper Mininu

Send for Free Illustrated 60 Page
Book on Copper Mining to the BOs-
TON AND TEXAS COPPER COM
PANY, All fremont Building, Bos<
ton. Mass. H - "A
Evening journal., 1899-12-05
VIVIAN % You WANTr

Advertise your wants in the Evening
Ioiirnai Employment wanted. helr
wanted 10 lot, for rent. for sale, board
ing and lost and found ads. viii be pun
iished. three lines. one umo, Tor dime'
threa times for a quarter.
Evening journal., 1899-12-05
pENNsYLYANlA RAn.RoAD
PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE r. r.
s0Ieduio n effooi Novemb1r Il ig79

Schedule IN effect November 70 1899
it.Ans cnNe WNm'n1' on foiIows'
H.. ~. li ia O.. m., tl2l6 I.al ic aIl
1',, '''N sNN o.N 19A A- aV5 a1a e
Accommodation. 61o. 7i0 SH. HOB o.
M; l-.5g 4i- i0l 500 and ilie b. "a.
TOT Shester leNpress) l.5i go. 100. ZAP,
i.sei $50 $50 iNQ3 1895 1872. ili5 a. m..
Accommodation 6lo 1l0 Sil fi.03 a.
M -ag, 2.32. 400, 5.Zi. $50 and 1898 %. M.
For New York Chrough express) l57.
-lel6 Dining carr. 1877 lDminc Carl 81.
uDi, "0.lo tDiuius Can f.l3 and 9.l6 p. M.
Sfonlneetng. via Broad Street station,
1852 a. M. 1890 la7 2a2 2f1. ass SOL
6'gl, i22, 9.lG and 1913 p. m.
tpr Boston without change 1912 a. ms
Nor Newark contcr ana micrmcdiase
sfetiens. l.ai a. NJ. and b.26 p. M.
$40. 10is and 100 a. M: i2,J 13l3 tiis.
100, $3.50 500 ''6l0, 6i6. 703. 1.g1. Sr p
m, ana lo5 night.
20. tlmore and intermediate stations,
l.2 4i3, 500 p, in. 1900 night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, Tor
WNminEion leNpress). $50. L2o, l9. s.5s.
sii tdi i.' s H. s5s @ 5s r 55s 5ds ls 5s5 s5 ess E
l l.2i, n.l6. ll.2i D. m. and 1920 night
| AccommodW G.3i, $50, 9l2 1885 am.
l;;1 sl. Aoi iii, o4i, e2t SSs' 1922 ana
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For philadelphia (eNprcss) l1i, 3u3, ~
/ S.hl. 9.1l. a5l. 1861 ii.il a. M, 1877. 300
! i5N, t.oil Lt2, 9Oi and rs -. m.
! Accommodation. 40. Nll "a. ms IIli,
200. 400. $685. izS and 1913 p. N.
] For Chester lcNprcssl. LOO AGO. $500, Ills
a. m.; i.37. 800. i.1S Go7 and 9o5 -. 10.
! Accommodation AlQ $50 g. in. lliis
200, 400, 5.26. I.2S and iO.43 p. M.
Tor New York Chr0ugn exrressl isH
! i.w, 9.25 DINING can, 1868, l0g2, lll9 4, 30. 4.
tN Dining Carr, 500. COZ ''G2l tpininF
! Cur) 123, a.ld p. m., connecting via hr91d
a M. IS7. 3od. 400. AIS COZ. 7.23 ana il.i5
%. m.
For Boston. without change. 12J D. 30
/ Baltimore and Washington. i.3oi 500.
l0.iS a. ms 1895. 1913. ~. $3.50 t.2i, -H'lo
6.ii. 1856 tll O.. in.. and lnl night
Baltimore and intermediate 1talcni, o.9i
p. M. 1900 night
leave Philadelphia, Broad street Tor
/ Wilmington leNpressl, $3.50 1920. l1i. ll-a1
la. m.. t13. 312. afi as. sos, GO. 1911 1.51,
ll.lf. il2l p. m., and 220 nlshi
! Accommodation, N.ia. OLE. 1870 a m
1880. li2, 613, s.as and lO2l p H.
FOR TIE SOUTH.
Southern iuhvay.-NM %. u. d1ilt
'Hietpcfs TO New Orleaus. Aiken Memphis.
and lNmpAi lS6 o. M. daily pofs io
NEW Orleans. Memphis, NIantiIIN, Nl'
AshaVllle and Hot sprurs.
Atlantic Coast Llrc.-l2.ii b. no. daily,
air0pprd to Cllric-tlu. JucllscnNAlc. lor'
Tampa and Macon, u ai nasnt dii 81
slccuers 10 Richmond and jlcksonNlie.
Chesapeake 81 Ohio Railway. Al p. u
daily. dining car and siecp'fs 20 Nln'Al
nau.
Evening journal., 1899-12-05

LOOKING FOR DEMENTED MAN.
The police have been notified 10 be
m the lookout for demented R. II. Eng.
land, aged 70 years, Of Rnccoon Ford
Va. who weateted av6y from tanaen-
berg On last Thursday night
Evening journal., 1899-12-05
s<COE11E1Eete Manhood
and HOw to Attain IT, I"

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thatmustWO NONDERSw with isgenerahono oimen,
The book fully describes a method by whchto attain
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Age no barrier Failure impossible.
The book is PURELY MEDICAL AND SCIENTIFIC,
useless 20 curiosity seekers, invaluablcIO MEN ONLY
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Evening journal., 1899-12-05
The I Triumph Of Love
islHappy, Fruitful Marriage.

Every who would know the grand truth, plain facts
the new discoveries of medical science applied to
married life; who gOuId atone for past
and avoid future pitfalls, should secure
the wonderful little book called
The times., 1899-03-31
Yale OOWNED BY
THE blue and GRAY
Georgetown Wins by a Score
of 8 TO 4.
Bach's Effective Pitching the Fea-
ture of The Game.
A rnr.-e and Enthusiastic Crowd
A Large and Enthusiastic Crowd
Witnesses the Triumph of
the Locals.

The Yale baseball team went down in
defeat yesterday at the hands of George
town by score of 10 4.
over 1--WE hundred enthusiastic spectators
saw the triumph of the blue and gray and
the manner in which the locals won the
game was gratifying indeed. Yale was
simply outplayed at all points and was
plainly outelassed. The team work of the
visitors was ragged and they could do
nothing whatever with the repertoire
served up by Bach, who was on the rubber
for Georgetown.
Bach was in admirable form and had the
Yale boys at his mercy throughout the
somewhat long -drawn-out contest. He al
lowed the visitors but four clean hits and
struck out twelve CT the sons Of 0.d Eli.
His work was characterized by many OF
these present rs the best ever seen in the
intercollegiate contests held at George
town Field. Bach was well supported in
the field end the hec,.stop work of Gran
sion ',as cf nign O. der.
The curves OF the opposing tvirieTs were
easily solved by the Georgetown boys, who
punched their hits when hits meant runs.
Up to the eighth inning it looked like a
shui-out for Yale. but in this inning three
OF the visitors chased across the pate. and
then added another. the Iourtn ana last
tally. in the closing inning.
The fine work Of the local collegiates is
due in great degree to the efficient coach
ing OF Phil King. who is indefatigable in
his efforts. He has given the boys the
value of his experience on the diamond,
and the success of the club thus far is
source of much rejoicing among its many
friends. The students occupied a whole
stand yesterday and made life miserable
for the poor defeated Yaletes. The col
lege yell was repeatedly given with great
gusto and there seemed to be no end to the
impromptu songs and cries aimed at the
visitors. The boys were all in high glee.
and well they might be, for Yale is a strorg
club and to win victory so easily as
did Georgetown yesterday is sufficient
cause for much elatton The score.
The times., 1899-03-31
NEWS FROM ALEXANDRIA.

Alexandria. March S0.-The funeral OF
Mrs. Kate HouckanWheat, wife Of Harrie F.
Wheat, took place this afternoon from her
late home. Ali South Fairfax Street. Rev
J. +. Thacker conducted the services, and
the pallbearers were ]. F. Carlin. Ernest
Crymes, E. S. Lambert, W. F. Lambert,
James Eveleth, and NJ w. Hauck. The
interment was in Ivy Hill.
Services will be held in the different
churches tomorrow as follows: st. Mary S
Church, a. NJ. and and 1880 p. m; Christ
Church, IL a. M; St. Pasls Church, II a.
m. and p. m; Grace Church, 10 a. m,
II M. and 8 and 730 p. M; Lutheran
Church, II a M.
The osceolas will give a reception at
Schiiier's Hall on Easter Monday night.
During the Temporary absence of Rev.
Father Cutler in Richmond Rev. Father
Bowler of Falls Church. will officiate in
st. Mary's Church.
Information received here today is to the
effect that the Democratic primary cleo
tion held in Fairfax county yesterday re-
suited in the nomination OF all the present
incumbents of the county Offices
The Wilmer Building. at the northeast
corner of King and Royal Streets.
was sold at public auction today. The
purchaser was John T. Mason, Of Balti-
more representing the Addison heirs, and
the sum paid was 10,l00.
A box car in the yard of the Southern
Railway Company was badly damaged by
fire last night.
The funeral of Mrs. Minnie Cook took
place this morning from the home of her
husband, Benjamin Cook, in Franklin
Street, and was well attended. The serv-
ices were conducted by Rev. J. H. Wells.
The case Of the city council against the
Mount Vernon Electric Railway Company,
mandamus proceedings, TO compel the COM
pany to lay grooved rails in King Street,
which was set for hearing in the Circuit
Court today, was continued until the third
Monday in April, when special session
CT the court will be held to hear the case.
The special jury which had been summoned
from Fairfax county appeared and were
discharged until the date named.