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REFu6Ep TO PARADE.
WOULD NOT MARCH BEHIND BAT
TALON OF NEGROES.

Members OF the n. L. 4. Blues are
very indignant over an article which
appcdrct IN yVy- rJTJfyIy y IL tlington
Post. which they state does them great
injustice. The article complained of fol-
lows:
The Norfolk Bmes. about twenty
FIVE men strong,who came up by steam
boat yesterday morning to take part in
the military parade. refused TO partici-
pate. The reason given by the boys for
this action was ;hc fact that there was
u battalion OF coIored men III the line.
In making UP The parade the Blues
were assigned 10 the Second Division in
which the First Separate Battalion D.
6. y. c., was also scheduled to appear
in the march. This battalion is COM
posed of the negroes nf-the National
Guard. and their position was jus;
ahead of that to which the Blues had
been assigned.
Upon learning the condition Of af-
fairs, the commanding officer protested
and submitted the matter To the Blues
who unanimously declared their deter
miaation 10 take no part in the parade
If the colOrcd companies were allowed
TO remain in the position TO which they
mad been assigned. 1t was too late
however, To make a change. and the
Blues. rather than march behind the
heroes. declined to march at all. but
conientcd themselves to watch the pro-
ccssion with other spectators.
The Norfolk Blues composed Il COM
pany in The Ninth United States Vol
unteers Gmmunes) and are splendid
body Of soldiers They declared that
they had never humiiatcd themselves
To walk with negroes. and did not pro-
pose 10 heein nj this stage in their mil
itary career There was no nl-feeling.
but the boys We're determined in their
refusal. y fow returned home last
night. hut the majority remained to at
tend the jubilee events"
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SWEET CHALYBEATE SPRINGS,
A11EcHANY COUNTY, VA

hLLECf1RIN OOUIN 7 "A.
This entire property has been purchased
by Mr. CARTER BRAXTON HUNTER.
OF West Virginia. who proposes making
many improvements and refurnishhinK
The hotel and cottages throughout. Tho
management OF the hotel will be cont:n
ned under Mr. Il. f. EAKLE who ha.
fer tho paSt three years operated it so
successfully.
These charming springs are situated In
n lovely valley. ensconced in tho back
bone OF the Aleghanies. at an elevation
OF 5000 feet. In the midst OF the Springs
Ncriou" OF Virginia. and only nine milea
from Allegheny S;ation--thc highest point
on the Chesapeake and Ohio railway. by
actual analysis the hest ohalybeate
world: elegant bath pools Beef and NUT
ton supplied from tho finest bluegrass
sod. Vegetables In abundance. grown in
moderate. For further particulars write
Il. +. EAKLE, JR
ap4-4m Manager.
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We are now at work making College
and School Medals. We will save you
money If your order is placed with us
THE GALE JEWELRY CO.
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THE REINA MERCEDES
Coming Up to Norfolk on Saturday
Morning.
AGont-v csscimcn should Report
TO Commodore Twohy in Conucc-
ton with Parade Project.

Quarantine Officer Pettus has Informed
Secretary Dawes. of the Board of Trade
ana Business Mems Association. that he
will release the Reina Mercedes from
quarantine on Saturday morning. at 10
O'clock.
The Merritt Chapman Wrecking
Company have written Secretary
Dawes that they will begin at 10 a. m.
Saturday to tow the Reina Mercedes
up to the Norfolk navy yard.
Secretary Dawes and his associate
have done all in their power to push
forward preparations for rousing re-
ception TO the trophy ship, and nov
they ask for the cooperation of all
local vessel owners.
All owners OF steam craft, large or
small, are earnestly requested to notify
Commodore Twohy OF their Willingness
TO take part in the parade that Will es-
cort the cruiser from Old Point Comfort
10 the Norfolk navy yard.
1t IS suggested that owners OF steam
ers could no doubt, by charging Il mod
crate price. secure large loads of pas
senSers for the trip 10 the cruiser and
back with her.
1t is also suggested that the Norfolk
Light Artillery Blues and Grimes Bat
terry station their guns at some CON
Venient point on The river front and fire
salutes asi soon AS the cruiser is sight
cd, and salute her until she passes by
Them
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OIHeR LOCAL ON PAGE 3.
Dem O Gratis
Attention :

Having received n petition from 30 Dem
ocrats in l5ramblcton. asking that n mass
meeting or tho Democratic voters of tho
ward be held to nominate persons whoso
names shall be presented to the Councils
Tor election as members OF the .Brambleton
Local Improvement Board l. ibprnforo
as chairman OF the Democratic Execute.
Committee of the Fifth Ward, call a meet
ing or the Democratic voters al Kirn Hail
S o'clock j a iiTirsr' o.
II Chairman Fifth Ward
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Arnold Ebeyhard, Architect.

Citizens Bank building
Preliminary sketches including cost
Turn shch free, subject 10 approval
.nX.i-im
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WORKED THE PUMPS

The Mercedes, in her present condi-
ton. is light. and the chorpy seas of
she Roads have tossed her about so
mat she has been leaking badly. The
tugs with her have kept their pumps
working much OF The time in order to
prevent her hold Filling with water.
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, anti iour cut hair or combines
II 'le into beautiful lWaics. Bangs, POM
rHdoui PuIs or Front Pieces IN tho most
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mod rate. Combines bought Nine.
GATE. NcW l.ii-lrcss n~ Maintaining
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Yellow Sulphur Springs.

Montgomery county, Va: open 10 visitors
Juno !. 1882; these springs arc situated on
the summit of tho Allegheny Mountains:
thc curative properties 81 the waters ara
well established and adapted TO Il wide
range of disease: the accommodations arc
iirst-class in every respect: descriptive
pamphlet and rates furnished on applica-
ton RlDGEWAY HOLT. Prop. my20-2in
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DIR. WA. L. OLD,

Office i,S Man street Talbot building.
CihCc hours. 10 10 !. TO >. Residence At
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BOAEDERS.

LEAsANT' ROOM AND BOARD FOR
j. one gentleman. MRS. ROSALtt.
SELDOM, 1a2 Duke street. my35-,f
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Amateur Baseball Players.

The Boonton Baseball Club would like to hear
from hrt class clubs offering reasonable Kuarantces
Address Sam g. Harris. manager, Boonton. n. j.
The Little dantsare now leading th. Essex County
League They are arranging games for week days
The Greenpoint A. A. hasJ II and IL open for
nrst.cl1st club Offering ressonahle guarantee.
Brooklyn.
The Seton Hall College baseball nine is anxious to
iorms sa gam" Address H Quri socreta T south
Orange. M
Tho Central Field Club will play on Saturdays.
nue.. Brooklyn.
Tho Pharos have organized for the season and
would like to hear from hrst-clsss teams Offering
Address A. Ward, 45o Broome street
The Clintons have few open dates and would like
to arrange games with teams averaging from ! f to
loyssrs. unli2rmed teams preferred: Address j. W.
The American Wooden Company's baseball club
r%rId INK to arEA1se game With good gtf
Carl Langenau. manager. p. o. box Sal.
The Bay Ridge A. c. has July l. 20. Aug. 8. 20.
Sept and few sundays open for ont-of town
Harvey s,xtieth street and Third avenue Brooklyn.
The Dexter Baseball Club would like to arrange
June II. would aiso like to arrange games for
saturdays in July and August. Address H. Mcffert,
90 Euclid avenue, Brooklyn.
The Long Island A. e., formerly tho Marietta A.
G. has June open. and would like to hear from
nrst-clhss out.of.tOwn uniformed team. giving u
suitable guarantee. Address r. W. Romig, mana.
ger l2t7 Dean street, brooklyn.
Tho Elizabeth Baseball Club would like to arrange
games with strong amateur teams for Saturdays In
July August and September. Labor Day also open.
Games TO be played at Elizabeth. Address John II
Stoddard, manager. llJ Orchard street. Elizabeth,
Nj.
The st. Bartholomew A. C. has June -. July 4.
p. NJ and July 10 open FOR hrst.class teams within
twenty five or nifty miles Of New York To complete
schedule will accept small guarantee. Address.
William A. schwab. manager, Zo3-2l3 Fast Forty.
second street.
The Knckerbocker A. G.. desires to arrange games
for its baseball team for the moruiEg and afternoon
of Labor Day. Two strong teams are wanted, one
for each game Suitable guarantees Will be paid.
Address J. p. Krcbs Chairman Baseball Committee.
Bayonne. n. j.
The Newton Grays would like to hear from teams
within 100 miles OF New York and Offering a suitable
guarantee, Crawford A. e., Pacific A. G., MariOns OF
Perth Amboy. Suburbans. Emeralds. Tarrytown A. C.,
and Stamford A. Z. preferred. Address 5. Schwartz
man, 81 william street, room 100.
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Polo.

DEVON. Pa. Juno l2.-Tho first game in the
Devon Polo tournament goes to the Devon
Polo Club by default. the Westchcster players
falling to put In an appearance this afternoon
There seems to have been some misundcr-
standing among the tenn from the Weschestcr
Country Club k. l.. Beckman, who captains
the Westchester team has been absent for
several weeks on u yachting trip and says
he did not receive duo notice OF the
match. while l.. Waterbury. their strong
est player has but recently recovered from
an illness. Members OF the Philadelphia
Country Club and Devon teams volunteered
to play an exhibition game: the losers. how
ever were TO present cup to the winners.
They played four periods OF ten minutes each.
Charles Il. Snowdcn and q. W. kendrick 3D..
Of tho Devon team playing against NJ. g.
ltosengarten OF the Country Club and Charles
n. Wheeler OF the Devon Club. kendrick
dropped out during the third period. letting
George McFadden have n chance to get in tho
game. and during the fourth period Rosen-
Rarten. who WINS severely shaken up by fall.
gave way to kendrick. Wheeler and Rosen-
garten easily won by the s,orc OF 10 to
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Gossip of the Ring.

JF. Burgswald. New York.-No.
Harlem. New acknowledgements.
Constant Reader, New York.-wyatt Earp.
Steady Reader, New York.-No; he got Che decision
over him.
s NJ Sewark.-Jo Cans was born in Baltimore
Nov 70. 1879.
Mn, New York .--ge, was born in Bay City. Mich.
In 1871. and is 8 feet 31e inches tall
Marty McCue. who is iu excellent shape. has is.
sued challenge to box any Grst'clsss l2dpounder.
The date OF the battle between "Kid" Lavigre
and Frank Erno has been changed from July = to
J. puny. New York They met at tho Icnoy A. G.
on June "a. 1898. and Sullivan won in twenty-five
rounds.
p. McBurke. New York.-Ycs. by the Kentucky
Rosebud" in Philadelpha. i'll u three round
hbtlon. on March -. 1924.
Al Ucr.ford manager Of Joe Cans says that his
prattga has recovered his health and is willing 10
meet George Mcradden again.
TWAS said yesterday that the LcnoX A. C. has de-
ciIed o. close during the summer months. and after
June 70 will give no shows until next fail.
Eddie Connolly %as .estcr I'd o!,% @t'hSd by Jim
hve round bout at the Broadway A. G. no1t Friday
night
George Edwards has matched Soldier" Tom vii.
sou 10 meet Tom Carey the Dentist" OF Y, mixers
before the wAVer!y A. c. In twsntyround bout
next Thursday night.
twenty round contest between Martin FIaherty
OF Lowell aud Charlie Miner, t. he decided at the
Pelican A, G. on June II.
Dave sullivan hA. returned from Denver. whore
he has been sojourninE for the past few months He
BERNSTEIN at ia pounds
match has been clinched between "Yank"
Kenny, ono Of Bob FitzHimmons's trainers, aud Ed
Dunkhorst the Syracuse Giant" for twenty Ave
rounds at Consy Island on June 10.
T. f. Davenport, Brooklyn,-They met at New Or.
leans on Jan. II. 1871, before the Olympic A. q.
Dempsey weighed l4Ih pounds FItLsimmons
scaled lhoIa pounds The referee was Col. A. Brew
ster. Fit4simmons won in thirteen rounds.
The next important heavyweight battle will be de-
cided at the LenoI A. C. on June 20. The principals
viii be Peter MAhcr and Mike MorTiSSey OF Ireland.
They will night twenty-five rounds This Will DO
MorrlSsey's hrst appearance in this country.
Billy Gray FA'd yesterday that the clubhouse of
tho Westchester A. G., where Johnny Ritchie OF
Chicago and Terry McuoVern are "a meet has already
been completed. Tho building located at ruckG-
hoe Westchester county, and is only twenty-five
minutes ride from the Grand Central Depot Richie
and Nee ovcrn arc 10 meet On June "a
Tommy Ryan is very much cut up over the fact
has fallen through Ryan was in town yesterday
will take him on at lhs pounds. In doing this | am
giving away lot 81 weight for can night at II
mounds ga lily am also ready TO bet q soma BILE
amount on the outside that will win
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ATHLETICS.
Princeton VIII he Represented in the
Olympic Games at Paris.

PRINCETON. June PIT was learned this
afternoon that the Princeton University Track
Athletic Association will send q team to Paris In
1900 to represent the university in the Olym-
pic games to be held there during the exposi-
ton. When questioned concerning the matter
Cant John +. CreGan said
Yes. we have definitely decided to send mon
TO Paris next year. Princeton's team showed
up in excellent style In the last Olympic games
hold In Athens. and we have determined to
send n tenn next year which we hope will do
just as well against the athlet from all over
the world who will be gathered there. IL Is
impossible to say at present lust who Will be
sent to represent the university. few OF the
men who were on the team this year will GER
thlny 20. but there are SO many promising
schoolboy athletes coming to Princeton noxt
fall that 1t Is likely that some OF them. will re-
plnc3 many OF the old members. The team
will be made up Of about twelve men. who will
be chosen from those who show up the best in
the intercollegiate championship games. Tho
faculty has no objection to- our sending n
team. so that there is no obstruction before
us
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acted on the defensive. He had peculiar way
o. doubling bis hands and arms across ,his
position into walcott This puzzled Joe for
the first few rounda. and ne was unable
70 land with any effect Wolcott then be-
gan % thump Fisher on tho arms and over
the kidneys Until the latter's back looked
somewhat. and Wacott solved the puzzle and
landed repeated in tho face. Fisher took his
medicine well. but did, but little leading,
swings In the brenkaway. He did not land
halt dozen blows during the entire
battle, In the eleventh round Fisher was well
tagged out. and complained that his arms
panied him SO that he could scarcely move
them. Walcott came out OF the battle without
scratch. George Siler refereed tho bout
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-13
Odds md Enid of sports.

The annual outing and games OF the employees OF
CoWperthwait \ Sons. Chatham Square. were held
on Sunday at +. Boehm's southheld ark. New Dorp,
staten Island. Tho employees To the number ~
$50 together with many friends. assembled at
battery Park at o'clock and proceeded in body TO
conveyed them to New Dorp. The different games
we're well contested aud brought forth great amuEc-
mcnt and pleasure, and the winners were awarded
valuable presents. The game OF baseball played
between the married and single men resulted In
victory for the married men BY IT " l3.
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Tommy West Knocks Pat Reedy Out.

SYRACUSE. June 12-Tommy West OF New
York defeated Pat Reedy OF Rochester at
the Central City A. c. hero tonight. The
knock -out came In the middle OF the
fifth round. West landed half left-arm
swing in the pit Of the stomach and
Reedy went down with a groan. He stayed on
the floor nine seconds and then got up only
swing. At this point West appealed to Referee
"Yank" sullivan 70 stop the battle. Reedy
stayed down the limit, and when he got up
New Yorker got in on the jaw and tho Roches-
ter man went down and out His seconds
worked over him for several minutes before he
came to. 1t was thought at first that his jaw
WAS broken. but an examination proved other
wise lteedy was outclassed.
Billy Moore OF this city challenged George
McFadden OF Brooklyn from the ringside.
Moore wants to fight within eight weeks.
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+ The HeG retereo said tho bout was draw.
Harry Fisher Forced to Throw Up tho
Sponge.

BALTIMORE. juno 12.-After taking terrible
trouncnG for eleven rounds Harry Fisher of
New York threw NJ tho sponge in his Tight
with Joe Wnlcott. Tho battle was hot one
while 1t lasted. and it was Walcotts battle
from the start. The colorod man forced tho
lighting all the way through fight ting every
miaute throughout the eleven rounds. not let
Una his opponent have moments rest. Fisher
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9rading Anttls and Restaurants.
SUMMER RESORTS.

HOTEL nf' AE FHpei ht As sfl' S GE write A.
"a. r., American Plan. f. T.. European; OPP Open.)
ALBANY, NY Hotel Ten Eyck Ep.s2 up A J. s. up
AnIR0NDACKs %. Hotel AmpcrsSnd Cop june III
do. Grand View Hotel on Lake Plac.dl OPP. June IL
AsnrRY faRk MSs ToamSa s a. 50 to
s. i,, RG2kio's W HAr1sy J%n .ss,n
BaE Me ha Sr4 FSrs MSis %SsS Up
baSh sIiSb Sss Ia jSSs g
do. Connecticut House, $40 to, ST. week
do. ..... ocean view House; The cadnS hotel
do. National Hotel, p 81 up
do. Sea sde Honsc. tisnnincy rural
do. ....... Spring House, Commanding loSstion
DC: ,Eurek. Hotel. 4; r. $40 weekly UP
Boston ns,s as'il T f &
aG cGPlsy i,its 5@aE Ar %P
/ 1ESfa FS! t% af HS MP
e LLfrlss nS, Al SeGsS up up
cHlcAGo III. c4,cara beach ,iict%. Lake ,sRors
EAST M0hICtEs, II; Hotel b Sch view s50to IN:
do. Tnth,ll r, iI2mse $40 up weekly. On Great
Sf9'R Sfy 10y Itai %sIR
HRkis1S nrrsGn h.s A 1n ~ssLy
GREENFIELD Mass Mansion House, 4. p, y %, S.
bay Acc"mmodates 500 A. r. sis to sis weekly rec
do. ......-...; Gardner House, on the bay. fIdup
$i wet nay S"s" E slsr "p
LONE SRtSc f%%! ASH
LONDON, Derere, Prince Of Wales Il 81 o,dwalk.op.
ksnins new ns S
IoSuoS [ Westminster, high class. Residential
Hotel.
o.,rrul'n moderate tariIi.
MAdNnIiS Mass Magnolia Ios hs p 81, " WY W.
MANCHESTE 81. 7 III 5 IA, The Masconolno. DElrtS
MoEI6aEs H. hHsrsde HHase to w Hp
NE% CASTLE, IN H The wsntT9r,h. op, Jn,y 70 oct:
do. ,,',D T if ARLiNGToN' THE RoCKiNIHAM
Imperial. Greene's Inn. Finely located on Sea.
Splendid golf links. Polo tournament. Perfect
bathing facilities. Booklets at Hotel Tariff Bureau
NAMANT Mass; Hotel Tudor, p; 81. 90 weekly up
INV HoEK , ij, Fifth Avenue Hotel. !. :, :Sap
Do. 'chambcrsS% way Cosmopolitan. n.y. n.y.
Sb F.E isnS
ao.;;;",, idorchard House. A. p Mweeklvup
1000 ISLANDS. Hotel Wo;,,min..er, 4. F. s. soupp
4da ssd FAX son" up
FifisFiiEb #SSSaS
bIAlNflFl4H, y. d., Ihe Revere, A. T., 81 Slo, to
s2oprrwrrk. Write Tor booklet. doc. De Revere
PLYMOUTH, Eng Grand Hotel. T.. T.. 81; A. p, 50
PLUCKAMlS y. J,.......,,.........K rnilw worth Inn
sI2to Sls weekly Jas Brown, Jr. Prop.
PouGHKEEPsIE;. n Y Morgan House, 4. =, So mp
PORTLAND, Me TheScwFalmouth. pc rfect through't
do ..-..... Sea Shore Hotel. A. p, sl5 weekly up
OF EBEC. Can Chateau Frontrnac. A. p, S3.5 up
QUAKER HILL, \. Y .,.. Mh1Cn Top. OF. juno ~
QuOGlE, / ! Beach House and cottages, 80 wk up
ROrkPORT Mass Turk sIIrad Inn. a pfl7 Sowkly M
RuINEBECK NY, spri"ghronkInn. A.P.Slowkly up
sARATOIA SPnlNGS MY The krusingt0n OPP. in. "a
do .... uue,tis Hnuse or. to n ". i6 booklets
sAiBRupK Pr. Conn, Frnw!ck hall Up ms June -
SAlNILLE l.. I..... The DelcvAu, SO u $40 weekly
do =: South Bay HOUSE; A. p. 30 weekly up
STAMFORD Conn .....,. Shippan Point Slh week
STATEN ISLAND Pavilion II tel VA and II p weekly
WASHING ION. d. c. ..... Arlington Hotel A. r.. as
do. ...................T The Raleigh l. p, $40 ND
WHITE MrS Profile Hse 4 Ctges: op. July 10 Oct.