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The times., 1899-08-06
Hawthorne entries. August I

HdWlNOTu6 eHlIItSs august
First race-For three year-olds and up
ward: selling; seven furlongs.-MoIo, 1Io:
Bon Jour. 109; Marcato, 107; Albert Vale,
Eiidad, Hermodo, Pancharm, 1O6; Kenmore
Queen, Alabaster, 105; Warrenpoint, Tony
Liealzi. Harry Thoburn. Red Gldd. Tappan.
Mary Kinsella, Queen Sofie, Glenoid, 102;
Lahn f01.
Second race-For two-year -oids; five fur
longs-Merito. 112. Avenstoise, Lomond,
Lew Kraft. 10S; DR.. Tarr, Erlader. Clara
WooIey. l05; Tommy oBrien, Dick Furbsr
Caviar, Strathbroeck, 1903: Jessie Woods,
Sanff Ague, Aloha H., leo.
Third race-For three year -olds and up
ward: selling: one and one-haif miles,
Teutons, 100; Gun Metal. 95, Arlington, 9S.
Fatheriand, Sc; Hub Prather, los; Mayme
NJ NJ. IS.
Fourth race--For four-year- -olds; SIX fur
longs. Bonneville. 10; Montgomery, 1877.
Aigaretti 105; Goebel. 103; Rosa J.. 9s.
Fifth race-For all ages; steepiechase;
The times., 1899-08-06

TNs. Ease thinner Sesbach, Steinfeldt
Hahn Stolen bases ss=if.ieldt. McTsec SacTi-
fee iRfz-f'iinglnan, IalrT. Double piay--Philippi
Iiichey. and kelley SirDok Out-E3y Ham, l..
by Piiiippi, ! Bases balls-Od Phiiippi, 3.
The times., 1899-08-06
st. Louis, Aug. 5.-Track fast.

First race-For tnree-y -year-olds and up
ward: one and one-quarter miles. Miss
Edwards (Dominick), to 1, won: Terra
Incognito (Vititoe). 2 to 1, second; Pin
ochle Hines) to 5, third. Time 2:14 1-2.
Second race-For four year-olds and up
ward; selling; one and one-eighth miles
Mamie G. Wititoe). to 5, won; Rowland
Duett (Britton), to J. second; Friskal
(Morse) to 2, third. Time, 2:01.
Third race-For three-year- -olds and up
ward selling one and one-eighth miles.
Sir Joseph Lister (Gilmore), to 2, won;
Basquil tFoucon) to 2, second; Hittick
(Vititoe). to l, third. Time, 1:59 3-4.
Fourth race-For three -year-olds and
upward; handicap; one and one sixteenth
miles. Chimrra Wititoel, to 5, won; I;
MoraIist Foueon). even, second; Judge
Steadman (Morse), 7 to l, third. Time,
1:53
Fifth race-For three year-oIds and up
ward; handicap; six furiongs. Alleviate
tConleyl, to 2, won; Applejack, South
ard. 2 to l, second; Diser Dominick), to
/, third. Time. LII.
Sixth race-For two-years- -olds handf-
cap; five and one-half furiongs. Lady
Curzon fvititoel, Z to 2, won; Morris Vol
mar Lines. 3 to 1, second; Glissando
CNarvaez), Is to 1, third. Time, 1:1O1-4.
The times., 1899-08-06
CHIcAGo's EASY TRIUMPH.
The CIeyeIands Are Unable to Touch
CalIahan's Delivery.

Chicago, Aug. 5.-Pitcher Callahan had
the Clevelands at his mercy today and as
a result Chicago scored an easy triumph
despite the fact that Knepper pitched fine
ball for the tailenders. The score:
The times., 1899-08-06
Windsor. Aug. 5.-Track heavy.


First race-For three-year-olds and up-
ward; selling; one mile Can | See EN-
fFrost). 5 to l. won Tony Honig (Ross),
to l, second; Bannie (Harris), 7 to /,
third. Time, 1;45.
Second raca-For three-year-olds and up
ward; selling; one mile Tillie w (Rose)
) TO 2. won; Laurentlan (Murray), 5 to /
second; Ollie Dixon CWalker), to /,
third. Time, 1:44 1-2.
Third race-For all ages; six furlongs
Tobe Payne (Dugan). to 8, won; Miss
Rowena (Songer), to 1, second; Triune
(McIntyre), 3 to l. third Time, 1:16
Fourth race-For three-year-o and up
ward; selling; one and one,eighth miles
Elm tMcQuade), 2 TO 3, won; eSallie Lamar
(Dugan). 8 TO 5, second; Colonel Cluke
tForehandl. to 2, third. Time, 2:01
Fifth race-For two-year- -olds: selling;
five furIongs. Daily Report (Walker), even
won; Yoloco (Frost), to l, second; Lef
Bower (Ross), to 2, third. Time, 1:03.
Sixth race-Steeplechase; selling; short
courst. Roseberry (Johnson), 3 to /, won
Black Jimmie (Donohue) even, second; Ii
Colona tEllison), to l, third. Time, S:47
The times., 1899-08-06
THE eUAKERs BEATEN.
The Orioles Win by BETTER Work in
the Field.

Philadelphia, Aug. Baltimore defeat
ed Philadelphia in long drawn out game
today by better fielding Bernhard pitched
an excellent game and with good support
would have won handily. Attendance,
Q 40 TIL. coc-.a.
The times., 1899-08-06

Hit by pitcher-By Hahn, l. Umpires-Man.
nassau and McGarr. Time of game hours and
The times., 1899-08-06
NOTES OF THE NATIONAL GAME

The result Of yesterdays Washington
BoEtcn contest only adds force to that trite
saying. The game is never won until the
last man is out"
The times., 1899-08-06

short course-Gyp Ceiver, 151; Boanerges,
i48; Tricotin, 145, My Valentine, 13l,
(Meagher entry); ZufaIlig, IA; Laura May.
131; Clifton B., 126; Bonesetter, Princess
Murphy, lbs.
Sixth race-For all ages; one mile
Three Bars, Sunburst, Serrano. Joe Clark
Flammarion, 1O5; Roger B., 103; Inuendo
Plantain, Samivel, Pitfall, Chauncey Fisher
102; The Bondman, Jim McCleevy. Lost
Time, 95; Hanan, Silvertone, 50; Martha
Fox, Kastine, 80.
The times., 1899-08-06

De Montreville is now in position to
perpetuate the famous query OF the gem
tleman from Georgia. when he wanted to
know where he was at.
The times., 1899-08-06
windsor entrieg. August I.

Windsor entries, August z.
First raee-For three-year- and up
ward; selling; six furlongs.-Corder, 109;
Hilee, LOG; Bob Leach, 105; Violent Cor
ialis, Hapsburg, ShieIdbearer, 103; DAM
ocles, 101; Tillie W., Aquinas, So; Crinkle.
96 Louisville Belle, Junietta, SO.
Second race-For two-year- -olds; four
and one-half furlcngs--Lord Weir, Jim
Callaghan, Deception, 1i2; Eous, Ike W.,
Lissome, los; Ida Fordham, May s.. 100;
Harvest Queen, 90; Olive Order, Robert
Gray, 81; onoto, 81; Grumble, Queen Eric,
Marie Orendorff, 80.
Third race-The Owners Handicap; for
three-year- -olds and upward; one mile
Elm, go and SkeIIman, S5. (McCarren's en-
tries)s Windward, Saiyarse, So; Jim Megib-
ben, Little Bramble, So.
Fourth race-For three-year-elds seven
furlongs.-Cheyal dor, 100; Big Night.
Rouble 9S; Semicolon, 81; Quaver. Infeliee,
Farm Life, SO; Lizzie il Kelly, Miss Cali
laghan, Dolly Regent, sMyosotis, 90; b.. @.
Fox, Chancefy, SO; Rubei, So.
Fifth race-For three-year -olds; selling;
| FIVE and one-haf furlongs.-Albert Bald
| win, sr., rs; Minch,. 112; Highland Prince,
Otis A., Little Jesse,r Ethel Davis, Sallie J.,
| 10; Done. Dixie Dinnont. Our Ida, 105.
| Sixth raee-For three-year- -olds and up
ward; seven furlongs -Beguile, Rotterdam
Braw Lad. Prince of India, los; Topmast
| 105; Flying Bess, Shuttle Cock. 103 King
Carnival, 100; Allie Belle, 96; Kunja, 80.
The times., 1899-08-06
St. Louis entries. August I.


First race-Sx furlongs.-Sadie Artha,
Lena Van, Hindoo's Dream, Thisbe, Nancy
Seitz Toxey, 107; Frank Fellows. los;
Pilgrim II, Golden Standard, Little Dutch,
Grantor, 109; Tolsto Be True, Ben Bran
BILE. Capslcum, 112.
Second raee-0ne mile.-School Girl, vi
Meta, LatonHa Eight Bells. Flora s.. 10f;
SiddH0ia, Iarnet Beach, Almante, Can
Gapop, 109; Hill Billy, Wild Tartar. Rush
fields, Ill; Pinoehie, III; Czarowitz, Mitch
ell ia.
Third race-One mile and seventy yards;
selling.-Her Favor, 1O7; Guide Rock, Sir
Joseph Lister, The Brewer, 109; Eitholin,
112; Osric II, la.
Fourth race-six furlongs; handicap
Danish. %; Tulla Fonso, 100; Apple Jack,
102; Fireside, 107.
Fifth race-one mile; all ages.-Ida Led
ford, rs; Duke of Baden, 106; Ed Farrell,
112; Moralist, Ia.
Sixth race-Fiye and one-half furlongs;
for two-year- -olds.-Marie G. Brown, May
Dockery, Two Slipper. Jim Turner, 1os,
Tropler 106; Duke of Melbourne, Lamp
Wick, Ill; John Halsey, 1l3; Gustc, f16.
The times., 1899-08-06

PhiIadeIphians have been slow TO rec
cgnize the true worth Of Monte Cross. but
he is compelling their recognition now
by his brilliant all-around work.
The times., 1899-08-06

neuFich,s beers arc guaranteed to be pure and
wholesome.
The times., 1899-08-06

Brooklyn yesterday purchased the re-
lease Of Second Baseman Beck, of Toledo.
He viii finish the season in Toledo.
The times., 1899-08-06

The Richmond Club has sesii4 Centre
fielder Seybcld 10 Cincinnati.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-22
Hoptist sundns Schools.

The monthly meeting Of the Baptist
sunda n, school Association of Richmond
ana Manchester was held al the Ncna-
hle-Strcct Baptist church. Despite the
had condition of the streets tho attend
0ncc Was large. Mr.. Arthur B. Clarke.
president. IN the chair and ga the absence
Of the secretary Mr. George ~. Jefferson
acted In that capacity.
After reading OF Scripture by Rev. Joel
Tucker and prayer by Rev J, William
Jones. II D. several schools presented
reports showing average attendance or
scholars. as follows. Oak-GroVc, 90. lm-
manuel, IS: SeNonteenth-Street Mission.
10c. Howard s-Grove. iOl. Clopton- Street.
iS; Randolph leo; Nenahc-strcet.
~; Calvary, iS3: Gr0Vo-AVenue ~; Sc
cond church. s26 First church elo; Grace
street, so; Leigh Street. SAs; llne-Street.
4ea No reports were received from Bar
ton Heights, Stockton-Strect, College
View. Broaddus- Memorial. West-Niew,
East End, Balnbridge-SIeet. nor Fulton.
There was no formal address. but short
and stirring impromptu addresses were
made by Messrs ). r. Woodnn, Daniel
= Mccarthy, }. Taylor Ellyson, Bin Mon-
tague. Rev. w. r. Hatcher -, ID, Rev.
J. William Jones. u. u, and Judge b. A
Hancock.
A NE programme 81 music was render
ed by the choir OF Nenablo- street church.
under the direction OF air 5. 5, Perkins.
The next meeting. which will he the an-
nual meetlpg win Dc held az the First
church the second Sunday OF March.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-22
How to Promptly Cure Kidney,
Bladder, and Uric Acid Troubles.
You May Have Sample Bottle of This Great Dis
covery Sent Free by Mail.

FUamp-Bo0t Is the great discovery Of
Dr Kumcr tho eminent physician AMI
specialist and viii be found just what d.
needed iu cases ~ kidney and bladder
disorders and Uric Aal troubles due o.
weak Kidneys such as lame back. lumha-
40. catarfh OF The bladder. gravel rhc1-
matiam aud Brlqhra disease. which ls
the worst form OF kidney disease.
u cDrfecfa inability 60 hold water and
promptly oyrfComes that unpleasant
Necessity OF being compelled 90 go often
during The day and t0 get up many
Times at night
The mild and extraordinary effect of
this great remedy o. soon realized. ~
stands the highest for its wonderful cures.
and is sold by druggists in 20 cents and
81 bottles. MAKE "a note OF Che name
SWAMP ROOT. Dr. Kilmers swamp
Root and remember 10 is prepared only
by DR. Klimer q Coz BInghsmton, n. =.
swamp-Root has been tested in fo many
ways. 700 hospital work. in private prlo-
tlcc. among the helpless too POOR t0 pur-
chase relief. aud haH proved $50 SUCCESS
ful in every case th1t special arrange
Wont has been made Dos which all readers
~ tho Dispatch who have uot airendy
tried So may have 70 rample bottle sent
absolutely free hy mail Also "a book te'l-
irg more about SWamp-R0nt au1 cone
tanning some of thc thousand upon thou
sands Of testimonial letters received from
men and women who owe ihelt good
health. in fact their very lives to thc
wonderful curative properties of swamp
Root Hc sure and mention thc Richmond
Daily Dispatch when sending your address
Go Dr kllmef a Co.,. Binehamt0u. y. Y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-22
schooner Damaged In storm

Sir George H. Cuuic bias gone to Nor-
folk Co look after hay.nc onc of h.s
seAoou,rs repaired for damoses received
ln the recent blizzard.
The Mary curtis and Che Fannie Brown
came into Norfolk sunday Tho former
sailed from Charleston for Richmond
February tth loaded With phosphate roik
Tor the irruia-,ar.lul tl.m.Cal Com
pany. The Fannie Brown i-rt the same
port February sfh laden with pine faii-
road ties for New London. 'luu The fiiz-
card struck both vessels Both made Nor
folk sunday.
The Mary Curtis was nor hurt. Dut the
Fannie Brown lost her fofes-ll. boom.
san, aud everything attach also
sustained other damage on less imp.f-
lance. ana lost portion oi her deck
load.
The Fannie Brown is owned iu Rich
mond. except oue-siXteeuth interest Mr
George l. tuule is the principal owner.
The Mary Curtis Is owned exclusively ly
Richmond men,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-22

As we are by nature subject 20 many
diseases. tho only WAY 20 guard against
OH attacks on our health ir 90 make 70
study Of our own physical self
n d peculiar pain aftack you, Try 10
locate ts origin and discover which or
gan N the body o. sick and in need of at
tention.
~ The Kidneys are az mult-and ln AL
most every oago in tho failing Of Our
health they are look wel tD inDir fcat0-
ration 20 health aud strength.
They arc the great Filters ~ our body.
and. consequently. lho purity of tho blood
f. entirely dependent on their cleansing
powefs.
n Tho kldneys are not in % healthy con-
dit ha blood becomes imufceuafcd
vi E{y pufllios and r. decay OF the Kid
noiW soon takes place. n your desire
10 relieve yourself of water increases
aud you nud ~ necessary 90 arise many
times during sleeping hours. your Kid
noys are sick A. they reach more un-
healthy stage. 90 ecHldiuF end irritation
tnhca place us tho water flow. and pain
or dlll ncho in tho back makes you mis-
cradle lf your wHfcr. when allowed 90
remain uudifturhcd Tor twcnty. -four hours
forms settling or sediment cor has a
cloudy appearance YOU arc 900 tho grasp
Of most serious kidney disorder.
" neglected now the disease advances
untn the face looks pale or sall0w puffy
or dark circles under the eyes. the feet.
swell fud sometimes che heart acts badly
There o. no more serious menace t0|
hoalth and strength than amy dorangc-
Dient Of The kdnoys.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-22

The United States Circuit Court Of Ap-
peals was IN session Yesterday. Judges
Con, Blawley, ana Waddil presiding.
The following cases We're argued.
No. Sp0-h. A. Cristy " Co.. appellant.
IS lily gcia Pneumatic Bicyclc-SaddIe
Company a. ais, appelless Appeal from
United States Circuit Court OF MARYLAND.
Continued from Monday Further az
gued by Julian q. DOwen. OF Washing
ton, u. c., and William A Redding. OF
New York, fer appellant, and b. Arthur
Stewart, OF Stewart 4 Stewart. OF Balti-
more, AID, AID Horace Petit. OF Phila-
0elphia. Pa FOR appeliecs, and submitted
No &S-Ihe Emerson Company OF
West Virginia, appellant, ". r. Mitchell
Nimocks, appellee. Appeal from Circuit
Court Eastern District OF North Carolina.
Argued by Arthur Stewart Tor appellant
ana by Ernest Wilkinson Tor appellee.
ana continued until this morning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-22

Rev. 1T. " q. Starr pastor of broad
Street Methodist Episcopal church. being
unable 10 conduct the weekly PRAYER
meeting tonight. the Epw0rgh League
OF his church Will have charge of the SER
vice. The meeting vii be led by Mr.
Frank l. Wells. the newly-elected presi-
dent OF the city EpwOrth League Union.
An interesting meeting has been arranged
Tor. The subject for the evening will Re
Idle IN the Market Place" Mathew. Goth
chapter and LID verses All members OF
the church and Epworth League. together
with members o. other leagues OF the
city, are cordially invited 70 attend. Good
music may BE- expected. Services al the
usual hours O'Clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-22
Proprrt, Transfcr..

Sutton. 81 feet on north side Franklin
street a. feet west 81 Monroe. $50
Gillian ana PattSsou. special commits
sioaers. 90 A. Moschetti. ga feet GA south
side Main street. S feet west ol N.nC-
teenth. & $685.
j. H. Gurith and wife 20 James 10.
Craig. 2i23 feet on south side Franklin
street. losi. feet west Of Sixth. NI-5
Mrs T. T.. Newman and w. e. and
+. ". Newman 40 city OF Richmond.
irreguiar-shaped lot ia Grace street be-
tween Mulberry and the Boulevard. $50.
Henrico. Frank Campbell aad wife 10
Tim Campbell. is SIS feet on north side
Virginia street. lfl-6 feet from Fulton.
SIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-22
ROSTER or rICKETr CANp.
~ ~ Desired ny the Confederate
Memorial Literary society.

Al the meeting of Pickett camp Mon
day night n communication was received
nom the ladies Of the Confederate Memo
rial Literary Society asking the camp
Tor a roster Of members 10 was voted go
comply with tho request ~ possible and
tho Chair appointed the following com
mittco 60 report upOn The best method
and the cost ~ doing go: MesrH Morris.
Maury. ana Lakewood
The camp voted o. request Congress
man Lamb 90 use his Influence 10 have
Captain George D.. Pickett, Jr appointed
permanently paymabtCr in the United
States army.
Captain Whitlock reported that on ac-
count Of the bad weather the monthly
musical Entertainment would be post
poncd until next Monday night
Commander johnson reported that the
ladies Auxiliary have voted IS Go poor
momhors Of the camp during tho bad
weather.
Captain Lakewood read an original ar
tcle 60 the camp entitled "Tho Great
Railroad RAID OF the Civil War. 10y the
Other Side"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-22

Justice John disposed OF his cases I'm
the Police Court yesterday morning with
his usual ease and grace
Pleasant Murray. colored man. was a
suspicious character but his hearing was
continued until Saturday.
David White was before his Honor on
the charge OF heating 1Azzie White. his
wife. but when Justice sohn heard the
testimony ne allowed David 10 go. They
are cVlored people
The hearing OF Henry Fife, charged
VITA emheSziiag sass from $ Ullman's
son was carried over until tomorrow
morning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-22

judgment aud Suits In the city
Courts-CrimiBaI Charge

tourts-t rimiHui Charges.
Judge Minor. of che Law and Equity
Court yesterday granted divorce to
Mamie L. Williams from Bcn. y VIII
liams. on the ground of desertlon
Judgment for l.gSN WAS rendered m
tho case OF j. g Miuson against W. b..
Wuidron.
The following qualifications were Tee
corded in The Chanccry court.
Mark -. Hankins. executor Of Annie Z.
Hankins. whose estate g. valued at Sla5l0
Sarah G. keiniugham, as adm.nistra-
triN Of W. Ii. Rockingham. estate valued
at 81 coo.
EVeiina Smith. oxocutrix OF BENJAMIN
smith, estate valued at 5000
In the Hastings Court George Iliu was
arraigued on the charge or highway rob
berry The alleged offence was commit
ted ON Hospital street last Christmas
I've. The prisoner was very ably defend
81 by AIR. Edgar b. English. and was
only found guilty of simple assault lie
Was given one day in Jail
Thomas Harris. charged with pocket
picking, Was tried and sentenced TO one
year IN tho pcnitcntlary.
The appear case OF John Lee charged
with petit larceny, was tried. and he was
acquitted. leo was charged with snatch
lug "a pocket-book from e. woman and IN
the Police Court was given SIX months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-22
OLD DOMIN ION
~. STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
h 49, FOR
Z NEW YORK.


SCHEDULE FOR WEEK ENDING
FEBRUARY BTU
Passengers can leave Richmond daily ex-
cept Tuesday and FRIDAY tluesday tielsnt
0ulyJ via Chesapeake and OHIO rallR - az
% A NJ Or Richmond ana Petersburg
railroad (N0rfolk ana western route -
A. N. connecting Al Norfolk With Old
Dominion Line stee mer sailing same eve
aing al q O'Clock f0f New York.
WATER ROUTE.
Steamship Richmond leaves Richmond
every Monday Al Z. H. Tor New YORK
Tickets on sale az Richmond Transfer
CCmEalys. 80 east Main street. Cnesa-
peake and Ohio railway. and Richmond
and Peterso1rs f4iiroad deP2ts. ana ~
cOmpanys Jfilce, LIZ east Main stref l.
Richmond. Baggage checked through.
FREIGHT
FOR New YORK snd all points beyond ca n
be shipped b. direct steamer sailing from
RichrGGnd every MONDAY at : J. N.
also by steamer leaving richmond every
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AZ. 3
2. NJ ier norfolk connecting with
Msalfest closed one hour before sailing
lime
Freight received and forwarded. ana
through bills 81 lacing Issued for all
northern, eastern. and foreign ports.
PROM NEW YORK
Passengers can leave daily except sun
day ana Wednesday al T. NJ. SATURDAY
4P ~ - Norfolk Or Old Point Comfort
connecting with Norfolk aad Western
railroad or Chesapeake and Ohio railway.
Direct steamer VIA James-river route)
leaves every SATURDAY p. NJ pas
ssnzers and fre.sht. and freight 81
steamers via Norfolk every MONDAY
and THURSDAY al 3 +. "
s<iiings from companys pier, No. ID
North river foot % Beach street
Freight received and forwarded daily.
except Sunday.
For further information apply 70
JOHN r. MAYER, Agent.
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Richmond. Va
Trafnc Manager. New York ia II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-22
FOR FARMER BOYS.
KOIyER WANT,
THEM TAUGHT CHEMISTRY.
The TURKISH DAMAGE SUIT.
Common Attorney of War
rsn Says Assault Was Committed
by Deputy NarshaI-tppoiDte to
the Central Hospital Board.

Commissioner Roiner. n the Depart
rnent of Agriculture. viii make an effort
10 have the study Of chemistry and
totany, IN their primary forms. intro
dgced into the public schools q the
state
I shall appear before the State Board
II Education az IS next meeting and
lrss the Introduction into the schools o.
the study Of these branches, az applied 20
farming" said Mr. Koiner yesterday. Il
am deeply interested in this matter.
believe it OF high importance % the farm
era ~ the State.
why, do you know that the farmer has
TO DO with chemistry more than any ether
man. except The doctor or druggist a
better knowledge Of chemistry viii enaS e
the farmer % more successfully WOO coy
nature. th, mistress OF DTS lie and
fortune continued Mr. Koiner. start
the farmer boy e. work with fair know
ledge % the ruiiments Of cneniatry
and he viii greatly add % his store dl-
ing after Hfe both b. reading and oh
servati0n lie will be better prepared 70
understand books. bulletins and reports
issued hy experiment stations. and VIII
read with profit works on farming. Many
of an these arc now Greek 90 the farmer
by reason of TOO much science Ih-y
would De- extremely useful 20 him n De-
could understand them.
ONLY IN GRADED SCHOOLS.
II want these branches taught in The
common graded schools. They VIII broad
on the Toys minds az the formative
period. and / believe VIII have the effect
of keeping many OF them on the farm. az
IL will make farming more attractive ie
wlll boz able to save many dollar in the
use OF fertilizer by better understanding
how plants feed and the physiology of che
coil. as well - its chemical constituents.
"Thrse.' concluded Mr koiner 'are
vital facts with which The fru.r 0ea g
daily. and ODE more BE- knows about these
laws of nature the more successful vii
De- his business Some 81 The states have
already introduced this line of study into
their system 0f education. and che result
are very gIatiyns.
THAT TURK DAMAGE SUIT.
Through "a report submitted to him hy
Comm0nwe th's-hftorrcy b.. d. Jackson.
0f Warren county. the Governor leans
that the assault UPON Turkish citizen
boo that county. and i0r which suit f.r
damage. has been instituted was u.r-
formed by deputy United states mar
fhaI. and rot hy county officer To Wow
of this fact. Nir. jackson thinks the affair
should he investigated b. tht Fedora
authorities.
Air. Jackson saya n the report which
is furnished 20 the request ~ Governor
Tyler. that thc assault wss ths result off
au ATTEMPT COB arrest Or'al clyde 'u'l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-22

hinaiion OF artists hard 20 beat Miss
kHthrlno R.drcway 81 admitted 90 De- the
leading lady reader OF abe country Sne
never fails Co please. and her appear
uncD is sufficient demand for recall
Miss EdIth Adaue the Vi0linist. bears o.
hearty testimonial from the famous Rene
nrl MI Ffdnt2 pfoschoW7ky the tenor.
is Dane by birth Polish hy descent. ard
O. resident OF Chicago. Tho accompaulsl
Mr. Bush. is pupil of Bishop Doane. ol
Boston. an excellent s0lolst Aitogcther
30 is the equal of any attraction appearing
800 the city during the season. with per-
hipa tho exception Of the Redpath Concert
Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-22

FILES q Petition in bankruptcy WIN
$4,000 Liabilities.

william O. Stokes fled q petition IN tne
United States District Court yesterday
asking 10 be adjufxed a bankrupt Inc
Liabilities are estimated II about N2"'.
and the assets are quite small Mr.. Allen
g Collins Is attorney FOR the petitioner.
The following names and amounts ap-
In To- ffzs r.f rraFF4rrEt