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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-30
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.


Liverpool. March 29.-i p. m.-Cotton
Spot in fair demand. prices 1-32d
higher; American middling. 1S-32d
The sales of the day were $1,000 bales
of which 1000 were for speculation and
export, and included $500 American.
Receipts, 1000 bales. including 5000
American.
Futures opened steady. with a mod
crate demand and closed barely
steady: American middling: March. ,
20-64@3 2l64d. buyers; March and
April. 20-G+W3 2l-64d. buyers; April
and May. 20-Glcn3 2l-6id buyers: May
and June, 2o-6i05 21-64d buyers: June
ana July. 2l-6id. seller; July and Au-
gust. 21-6id. buyer; August and SEN
TENDER, 20-G4Q3 21-G4d. buyers: Sep
TENDER and October 20-64G3 21-Gid
sellers; October and November 20-6id
seller: November ana December, s 1864
as 2O-6id. sellers: December and jan
uaiy, j l9-6i@3 20-6id. sellers: January
ana February, 19-6iQ3 20-64d. sellers.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-30
CHICAGO MhRKBT.
Wheat, Corn. Oats. Provisions. Lari Short
KilS Etc.

Chicago, Ill, March 29.-Damage of
an alleged narrowing description to
winter wheat set the trade in commo-
ION to-day, adding 23sc. to the value of
May wheat and Sc. to July
Corn. oats and provisions all bene-
ltcd' the Improvement being &c. in
corn. AQasc. in oats. 1Oc. in pork, csc.
in lard and &c. in ribs.
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". R. FEKTRESS 4 SON.
General Real Estate and Rental Agents
Is BANK STREET. SECOND FLOOR.
FOR RENT

| STORES.
Cor. Church and
Charlotte streets,
S22.50.
43i Church ST.. $50.
HldE. cor. Water
and Madison SITS,
$50.
Livery stables no.
Go Union st. May
lst.
FLATS
~? Highland ave-.
pa James St. Sc.
l25 Kelley ave. So.
Cos W. Bramblcton
ave. IS,
Cos T.. Bramblcton
ave. 81.
96 Falkland ave,
s.. 30.
We offer several
ID paying city prop
. solicited.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-30


IA NO. ]. Sll so 10 sl2 co per ton; No.
2 Mi;U per ton. from store.
,MiLLED RlCE--As 10 grades-5h to
ROUGH RICE-c5G72c. per bushel.
PEANUTS AND PEAS.
r r :; !, ITS steady fancy. aNc.:
2H2iac.: Spanish. SIZE. per bushoI ~
PEAS-blackeye. new. $3.50 per bag.
COUNTRY PRODUCE. FRUITS, ETC.
-PoULTRY-Live steady: chickens old
S SS5T trims cfiCt7crs, steady, at 1SIi
lie dressed. liUljc.
IG&Sm.Market quiet, at lolac
iHitTrEH-Good country II to l5c.
Ia nAMSa9n:Gt; smithfeld, old isai5c.;
ioml2,2c,; good North Carolina. 10GI2iIc''
POTATOES- Northern seed Ss5o1g a.,
Iiayman. soq9Oc. per barrel; yellow CO., zoe =,
.i00 'V0'@
G cAId>>s !. se e75a2.oo per barrel.
APPLES Northern. S500Ii5.S0 per bar-
LEMoNs-$S.oo per box.
PEACllES-Nonc
IlMES-$l.ao per peck.
riN y ArpLEs-5 to l2e.; Florida. $50
COCOANUTS-lGo To- baa 500
CALIFORNIA ORA%GES - Se,lr,rs
sSefQ5 %: Jamaica, $500 per box; nayeis
GROCERIES.
FLOUR-Markct advanced 10 cents ana
strong: spring wheat. fancy patent 81 ca.
Ter wheat. half patent. $3.50: winter wheat.
pest straight, patent. $3.50; W ntcr wheat
b best Est straight. $S70; winter wheat. family.
$3.50; winter wheat. fair - good grades
OF extra. $3.50; winter wheat. super $sCoa
MEAL-rer bag 100 lbs. &.os 90 H.
CoFFEr-Javn. 2Ia25c.: do. Lamar,
l2Nl3c, choice Rio 10a0lli.c. prime. do
ilo@io.tc,; far do. 99s4ic.; common, do
BUTTER-p Prime to choice grades -.
far to good grades. 20 To Gle; fair grades.
l2.sd. small; small fuii cream. isc ~" cream
AE-Market steady. out or town
diGer%nt points: GTanula5cd. 5-lb bags.
~; i'cwdered. 5.2S; Fine iranulattd 5.aS.
Standad Giuntlaied. 5.23: Confetti sncrs;
\, 90: Contcnnial b, 1875; California u
Extra c. Us: American Extra g IN IN.
Centennial Extra c. i.2S: paper packages
GrAnNaieJ. 80 2-lb. PAPER packages,
sYRUPs AND MoLAssEs Marke,
hrmes a. 3Sc The advanee: syrup. good 70
moasses. Porto Rico. 2oG2sc: rnolasses,
Cuban. none; New Orleans. fair 10 cho.ce
Ii TO 50. common. l. TO IL
PROVISIONS.
BULK MEATS-Mnrkct higher and
frm: lib sides. 5iM5isc: bellies. eastern.
55<c. bellies, western, 59snjiac
DRY SALTED JQWLES-ic
PORK rLATES-i%.c.
HAM POHK-per barrel. 5000
500
LARD-Purc butchers. in tlerces. case
compound tiercts. iS.06c; Sc-lb. tugs and
50-lb. tins hc. more.
-Unvashcd. lsc.: bulky. 5 to &c.
less. "a wool. CSC: black. i2isc. TO lec
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-30
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Branch Photographic Office,
Norfolk. VA.

March %. 1899.
New York-Greenport Harbor-Notice
is nereby given that n black spar BUOY.
witnout number, has been established
IN We fathoms mean low water. to mari,
q sunken schooner. reported TO be tho
William Everett, in Greenport Harbor,
Long Island. New York, on the follow
ing magnetic bearings:
Outer end OF railroad wharf. n. by Il.
Outer end OF Prospect Ferry WHARF
E.NE. "i'"i J.
The norlherly part OF tho wreck has
elEht fhthoms Of water over it, Tho YES
sells spars show at all stages of the lido
ID, put she Is in the track of vessels max
IN or leaving Prospect wharf.
Respectfully.
r.. o. BITLER.
Lieut.. L. s. ~, in charge.
All glasses prescribed by DR.. wcc,e
guaranteed Examinations free. 3lo
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-30
TRUCK MARKET.

New York. March 20. Potatoes
steady; New York. si,5OG2.5O: Long
Island Is $2oo@25o; sweets, Jersey, 2.oOT
goo: cabbage quiet; domestic, $1,000
$1,000 per one hundred.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-30

bales; export to Great Britain, 26.S17
bales; to France, S22 bales; to the Con-
tinent, $4,000 bales
Total since September LIST: Net re-
ceipts, 7,555.552 bales; exports to Great
britain. 3117,4S2 bales: to France. 656,-
93Z bales: to the Continent, 2,327, $3.50
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-30
BOND MARKET

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
New York. March 29.-Flour held
higher on Spring patents, but firm and
unchanged for Winter Wheat Flour.
Rye Flour quiet. Corn n i nr.n.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-30
NORFOLK MHRKETS.
For Grain. fiau, Groceries, Provision,
sc.

Quotations at who iesalo Pri ces, nm
i'ss "'hcrr lsr stated, ana prices arc
subject 10 nuctuntion I'm niurLet.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-30
BYRD. BALDWIN & CO.,
RENTAL. HOONs 23 ASD3i
IEADn9NS;rBS DCILDESG.
GN.A NEY ~tHEEE.
FOR RENT

Wv
DWELLINGS
$40 Corpro -. So.
i31 COTpTew, Sill.
Ill Falkland. SIS.
lGS Reservoir, &c.
1876 Maple. Sl2.a0.
2l6 Front. 4. c.. Sl5.
Alupry Arch. Client.
Warren Crescent.
Client. 5000.
Warren Crescent.
Client. $50 90.
. houses GrIydon
ave. Client. $25.
1872 Cumberland. SIS.
% Falkland :22.50
% North. =. c, So.
II Ccccl = ave. $50.
- Cecilia ave. $3.50.
800 Granville ave. 81.
ROOMS.
Front St, 800.
1872 Maple 81.
30 Princess Anne,
$3.50.
402 Main. $3.50.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-30

lbs Falkland. $500.
ITO Falkland, $3.50.
.ci Tunstall. 81.
6 Cecei!a. si.5o.
l?l Church. $500.
40 Church. $500.
'25 Church, $40.
STORES.
33l Church, $1,000.
5G7 Church. $1,000.
50 Bank. $40 90.
G5 Commercial. $75.
SEQ CRANKY, so. 90.
3li CRANKY. so. 90.
OFFICES.
Warehouse and Of
ices cor. Water
and Fayette. $S3.9i
lu1 CRANKY Sl0.V.
9l7 Main. $40 each.
$50 Main, stables, s
West building. cor,
Main and Church.
Haddingtou Build.
ms. cor. CRANKY
and City Hall ave.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-30

HIDEs--G. s. 7h; green. sx: dry mt.
II: drv salt. 1l1s: damaged Z.
SALT> FISH.
HERRING-Ncw Eastern Gross per
barrel. none; mullets. 100-lb. kegs s3.75.
spots, l0O-lb. kegs. S3.75: mackerel, fat No
.. S2l.00.
FRESH FISH.
Spots. SEQ per hundred: croakers. per
iisn. per pound, to &C.; baking fish. per
pound. 10 &C.: iiounders per round. s 10
4c: sheepshcad. o TO Sc. hluef1sh, to &c
per pourc; spcckled trout. to &C.; large
rock. per pound. 10 TO 12kc.: pan rock. 8
to &C.: Spanish mackarcl. 1Sc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-30
FRESH FISH.
Stripping REPORT.
Foreign md Con.twIss.
March 30. 1899.

ARRIVED.
Spanish stmp. Saturnlna, Zuionga,
New Orleans, to coal.
British stmp. Lobelia.' Watson, Gal
weston, 10 coal.
Schr. Mount Hope. McLane, Provi-
dence, light (reDort to Herald).
CLEARED.
British stmp. Mokta, Gundry, Aar-
hauS. corn.
Spanish stmp. Saturnina, Zulonga,
Barcelona. Malaga and Almeria, coaled.
British stump. Lobelia, Watson, Ham
burg. coaled.
Schr. Hattie II. Barbour, Erskine,
Martinique, slaves.
SAILED.
British stmp. Gena. Lever. Genoa.
Schr. George w. Crosswell, Jones,
Baltimore.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-30

Information MS to the vhereabouts of
w. II. {. Todd is wanted by his aged
rather, Mr.. George Todd. of Cambridge.
Md. When last heard Of he was cap
tain of barge touching at this port.
Several reports of his death have been
given out, but none authenticated. In
formation may he sent to Captain Geo.
r. Phillips. Hudson Bros, Norfolk.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-30

Note.-Wind-b bound fleet sailed from
Hampton Roads. Wind blowing gale
from W.NW.; practically only storm
sails set and double rooted: tugs and
barges mainly wait end OF storm.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-30
GRAIN, HAY. ETC.

CoRN.oWhite. 4lc.; from store, Csc;
mixed. 4oc.: from store, 4sc.
MILL. FEEp-Markct steady. hr,,
FRO from store. $1,000: middling. from store
$500; shipstuff. $500
OATS-Stcady: mixed. 37c. whit. ssc
HAY-No. !. Sll 80 TO sl2.cO per ton: No
:, III 90 per ton. from store
IA, MiLLED RlCE-As TO grades-5h to
ROUGH RICE-c5G72c. per bushcl.
The daily sentinel., 1899-09-28
CONCERNING YOUR FLOORS.

If it is preferred a hardwood floor
may be stained to correspond with the
walls or furniture in a room.
w. NJ. Roberts, of Red Springs, N. c.,
raised this year 171s bushels of wheat
on less than half an acre.
A tile or brick floor looks well in a
room furnished in Flemish style, but
only large houses can stand this
method of treatment.
In country houses very good idea
is to paint the floor and woodwork one
color, sharply contrasting with the
walls.
If the floor is of soft wood and a car
pet is necessary, the effect may be i'm
proved by laying few small rugs
down over the carpet to break the mo-
notony.
Give the floor covering a beautiful
color, but beware of designs which are
confusing to the eye. AS a carpet or
rug must be walked on light color IL
not suitable, something rich, deep
and cheerful being preferred.
Many people make the mistake Of
beating the rugs which cover their
floors. As rugs are never so closely
woven as carpets they should only be
brushed or thoroughly swept. If care
isrtaken an ordinary rug will outxsaF
The daily sentinel., 1899-09-28
WONDERFUL KNIVES.

There is knife at Sheffield which is
very remarkable. 1t is not longer than
thumb nail, and yet contains 20
blades.
One of the most wonderful knives in
existence has 1.s4O blades, all having
hinges and springs and closing into
the same handle.
At Windsor castle, among the royal
plate is knife which was prese n ted by
the cutters of Sheffield to George ~.
1t is remarka BILE as having more than
a hundred blades.
The cutters at Sheffield have knife
which is but an inch long when closed,
has 10 blades, beautifully made and
illustrating nearly all the forms ever
given to knife blades, Another speci-
men has 22O blades, all etched with
portraits, landscapes or other artistic
designs.
King Humbert of Italy possesses a
hunting knife the handle of which is
solid ivory, beautifully carved, and sur
mounted with The royal crown. It's
sheath is of pigskin, mount ed in
massive silver chased to match the
knife, with the royal arms of Italy in
bold relief. The price Of the knife was
$100, and the case cost another $75.
The daily sentinel., 1899-09-28
JOYS OF MATRIMONY.

An Atchison woman is not only n
poor cook and housekeeper, but she
does not laugh at her husbands jokes.
The popular idea of a very sensible
woman is one who refuses to turn over
to her husband all the money she
earned before she married.
When there is company the boy Of
the family usually says something that
results in his mother giving him flag
raising as soon as the company has
gone.
An Atchison father says the only
time he gets front seat in crowd is
when one of his daughters is married
to 25-cent young man and he does
not want a good view.
If married man compliments n
pretty woman in the presence of his
wife his wife reproves him, and if the
wife is not present the pretty woman
thinks it her duty to reprove him.
A man doesn't feel that his territory
is being infringed upon when some one
compliments his wife, but he does feel
that his rights are being usurped when
others than himself scold her:-Atchi-
Kioto, Japan, formerly regarded as
the sacred city of the mikado, is being
thoroughly westernized, having adopt
ed the overhead trolley and arc and in
candescent Lighting.
The streets of Pelsing. China, are un-
lighted save by two gas lights and
three kerosene lamps. Tho first two
are before the Russian embassy and
the Kerosene lamps illuminate the
front of the Russo-Chinese harl ~
The daily sentinel., 1899-09-28
MUSICAL NOTES.

Paderewski's next American tour
will begin in San Francisco in '99.
The number of musical performances
given in Berlin may be inferred from
the fact that in Bechstein hall alone
about 200 concerts were given last sea-
son.
Haydn, Beethoven and Mozart are to
have a monument in common in Ber-
lin. A committee is now considering
n model submitted by Prof. Rudolf
Siemering.
Paul Gibson has written for the The
ater de la Monnaie, an opera in one act
and two scenes, yet unnamed. 1t is
based on Hugo's "Legende des Siecles," :"
ard Marie Brema will create the prin-
cipal part.
The Paris Grand Opera has an annual
subsidy of $16O, 900, besides free house
and light, or a value in all of about
$25O00O a year. Nevertheless, the re-
cent report of the minister of fine arts
shows that there was a loss on last
years performances.
Director Mailer, of the Vienna I'm
perial opera, has done two things late
ly that have added much to his already
great popularity among musicians and
music lovers. He has increased the pay
of his orchestra and chorus 20 per cent,
and reduced the price of seats 25 per
cent.
The daily sentinel., 1899-09-28

symptoms carefully ereA tAis sAast Each nan
Der represents . synDtsa - sssul ~ synI
toms. You have The syAy>snA vo 1Un
YAM and they Will AisaDpsAx.
The daily sentinel., 1899-09-28

thick. ropy AUeus forms
and this eaasss tie more
pfonouAosA synptsns. 1t
remains In ths stoRaoh
and dsssApesss. Thea,
Of course, Aigastisa can
not - properly perform
ID. The great Vegetable
remedy HUDYAH nsvsr
fails - e6est . eUre.
HVDYAN can ~ haA Of
an AE.ggises ~ soo. Per
paokaes. otuAy your
The daily sentinel., 1899-09-28
THE SYMPTOMS ARR:


4. BILIOUS KHADAoK1. tbs is
more pronounced in the nssaiAs. Mud
YAM will relieve the hsaAAsAs.
2-s. RED AND WATB1Y EYES.
HUDYAN will sauss the rsAasas - disAH-
appear and make tie eyes aasAAs their nor
nal, healthy sppsara1se.
Z. COATED ToNaUz AND 1oH-
It'd BREATH AND BAD TASTE
IN THE MOUTH. HUOYAN will clear
the tongue, make the breath pare and sweet
and cause the baA tasts ~ AisAppsas.
8. PAIN AND TENDERNESS IN
THE STOMACH. IAis \ due - inAiSss-
tioA. nuDYAN VII sauas the Tod - ~
come perfectly aisssssA anA he pain and
Tenderness will Aisappsas.
o. NLAR0HNBNT OF TIE
LIVER. HuoYAN will lessen the eengss-
ton and reduce tAs salafssd hvss ~ It's nor.
Aal size.
HUDYAN viii ssa1svs - q he abovs
symptom aAd nahs you we'll y not delay.
oe 70 your drusgiss At s.ss - prosurs .
packags sf HUDYAN for ~. - tsS $50.
II your druggist does nos kssD n. ssna direct
to the HuDYAM REMEDY COMPANY,
San Francisco, CAL. and they Will send 1t to
you. You can consult the great nuDYAN
DOCTORS FRnE. Ds net forget that
Call and 80 then II you wish. Yea may
call and ~ them, - Writs, - yea desire
Address
HUDYAN REMEDY COMPANY,
oss. stsshsss, Market end EIas sts-
- essssisss. csi.
The daily sentinel., 1899-09-28
CATARRH OF
THE STOMACH

ls . chronic disease. Thsrs y Al iAAanAR
ten Of the inner seating Of he stomach. A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-28

the solution Of tho Southern cotton
growing problem by making the lower
Mississippi Valley the manufacturer OF
lis great crop.
The other incident was the annual meet
ing az the Granteylie Manufacturing
Company. at which the retiring president
II H. Hickman. presented am interesting
summary OF the operations Of the two
South Carolina mills controlled by the
company during tho past thirty-ono years,
concluding with the announcement that
during tho past year the net earnings
were 81 900 o. a dividend ~ I'D per cent
was paid and . per cent was carried to
the surplus. out OF ifs earnings. after
paying dividends. tho company has ac-
cumulated "a surplus OF over 100000 inc
vested in it's second mill ifs surplus mo-"
exceeding its capital ~ $4,000
The particularly gratifying feature oi
this exhibit Is that 90 is made hy come
pany representing mills that we're sue
cess before the war. and which have
emerged from the ruin wrought hy tne
war 10 take front rank among the
lattor-dav Southern successes many ~
which have had an the Advantages %
new conditions. without any of the draw
backs OF the old. and 20 stand rs .
striking example OF the possibilities IN
conservatiyely conducted Southern enter
prlses
The many new enterprises announce
BY the Manufacturers Record during me
week included tho following. fifiy-fts
thousand dollar water power electric
plant. $1,000 OH mill 5000 carpet factory
I'm Alabama. $500 cotton gin. il-barre
-four mill s. 000 lumber company in Ar
kansas. $4,000 knitting mill and enlarge
nant $4,000 electric Light and power
plant 15-barrei -four mill. 6.eo-sn'ndle
addition % cotton mill in Georgia; N'"
tile factory tn Kentucky 5000 saw mill
zoo 900 ice and refrigerator plant 90 Lon.
islana: s25.o00 canopy company IN Mar,.
land: soon electric light company g.
ton ice factory I'D Mississippi. cotton
compress. increase ~ 900 sp.ndies ~
mill 25-barrel -four mill si5 40 cotton oil
company IN South Carolina $4,000 furnl-
ture factory. l00-bsrrel -four mill. CO..
barrel sugar refinery 500 0'1 soda worke.
80 600 foundry and machine works n
Tennessee. $500 on and ice manufac-
rurlng company. 500 900 brick and t.Ie
works. So 900 machine and supply COM
many IN Texas. - OJ spindies ard 'Z5-
loom mill 10 double plant 5000 aeety-
lene gas machine works. 500 90 browns
company. lO0-barrel -four mill. S@'"f
steel, spike and iron manufacturins COM
panv in Virginia; $1,000 electric plant
so co electric plant. 10000 power COM
pany. $4,000 coal company. Naoe9 coal
and coke company. 5000 electrical pant
I'm West Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-28
Now and NnXci.

The oil in a new lamp is forced into the
wick tube as fast as 10 burns. the con-
tanning chamber being formed OF a series
OF cOilapshle corrugated chambers. hav-
ing weighted lever az the bottom which
contracts them as the weight OF the oil
decreases, maintaining the oil at liked
level.
Checks can he rapidly perforated with
a new punch. the cutting dies being car
ried By a revolving head operated by
keys similar 10 n typewriter. with a slid
Ing carriage to hold the check I'm place
and move it forward after the depression
OF each key.
In an improved ball-bearing caster a
channel is formed az the bottom Of the
socket which supports the large ball for
the insertion OF series OF small balls.
the latter passing across the face OF the
socket and into channel which brings
them down ~ tho other end of the
groove.
4 German has invented a window
which can be used as a ire-escape, the
frame being hinged at the bottom and
carving rungs which form a section Of
q ladder The window is lowered 10
allow the person to reach the next moor
below using each window in turn until
n reaches the ground
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-28
An eminent scientist re-

An eminent scientist re-
Gently said: "Cod-llver Oil
is truly a wonderful COM
position. 1t is seemingly
Natures remedy in almost
every wasting disease
SCOTS Emulsion contains
the pure oil combined with
hypoPhosphiteS, it rebulldS
worn tissues, enrlcheS the
blood, invigorates the nerves.
stops drains and wasting.
ConSumptives, Diabetes,
pale or thin people, or nurS-
ing mothers, should remem-
Der this. Do not accept a
substitute.
soc. and fioo, all drugyis,s.
SCOTT & BOVINE. Chemists, New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-28
ON THE TURF.
Jockey Burns Won Four Races ut
MemnhiS-NcwpOrt and Auucduct

acknowledgement and AQucducf.
MEMPHIS, TENN.. April 27.-Jockey
Tommy Burns was the hero OF the after
noon at Montgomery Park. out or nve
mounts the little rider rode four horses
first past the post, and was third in the
stake event The weather to-day was
very warm and the track fast john w.
Schore's pair, +. w. Brode and Greenock.
were installed hot favorites for the Mem
phfs stake The start was bad McMeekln
getting away five lengths before Mark
Cheek, with +. w. Brode fourth. Nc
Meekn cut out a lively pace throughout,
winning In the last jump by neck from
the fast approaching Mark Cheek
First race-half mile, selling Murlchica
(even) first. Gussie Fay az to and 4 10
u second. Hachmeister 40 10 and third'
Time. BOZ. M
Second race--one mile. purse.-Se1 Lion
q 10 y first. Kentucky Colonel @ 10 -
second, Jolly Roger q to ID third. 1ihe'
:l4L. -,
Third race-mlle and half. selling
Jackanapes Is to % first, Traveller w ~
] and 10 u second, Forget NO. 70 u ~
third. Time. 2;3sh 49,
Fourth race-fve furlongs. the Mem /,
phis stake. two-year-olds.-McM ekn -
10 ID first. Mark Cheek 90 TO ] and 70 ~
second. +. w. Brode q TO lO tniro' i'ne'
:O3%. III.
Fifth race-steeplechase. about a mile
Jack Hayes q to ID FIRST, Partner 20 10
and 2 to u second, Captain Kane 70 10 ~
third. Time. 4:i3. r., a 4,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-28
Harrison stops Gambling.

CHICAGO ILL. April Mayor ii ;i..
10 oth.r MAYOR az Chicago ever 0Ii.
He He has g,si put an absolute SION 20 samblins
II is said that tonight there Is not a
poker game. pool room, crap came NAM ,ha
',, hljn,, limo omen and the gamblers ara
6isbeartsned Mayor Harrison IS pleased.
IL go no knows how dificult II Is -
, - =, Imoossible for gamblers 10 run
small games, but declares that gambling
sTbis Sort u thing Is killing the
,or'," said Lee Howell, a hookmaker.
ssO"atlng Of the energy shown In the hght
against gambling. The tracks are NOT
20 onen here this year. and II Il going 20
- afhard thing 10 get any money on thq
soreign races The boys will go broke"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-28

WILKEsBARRE PA. April 27-Spe-
ciaL-Jake Wells Cherubs gave Wilkes
barre a Richmond straight cut this after
noon. and won contest on the merits Of
their work on the field.
4 high vino prevailed throughout the
contest which interft.ed with the field
ing
The opening game was made quite an
important occasion. music trick bicycling
and trolley parade being the features.
There was good crowd out. the paid
admissions numbering exactly l.s47.
Jimeson. the Seneca Indian, pitched for
the Barons and his wildness resulted in
his undoing. while Chesbro was in won
derfu form after the first two innings,
when A combination Of errors and bunch
ed hits gave the BarOn's four runs.
Thereafter Chosbro drew his stock Of
curves from the refrigerator and froze
the Haron's with his icey mien.
Richter via base on balls with singles
by Odell and Atherton and Steelman' s
wild throw. gave two at the ring up,
while Jimesons force hit. Goeckel's two
Dagger and Halligan's single scored two
more In the second.
Captain Wriglcy with a base on balls
and Dolans double scored in the first for
the Chcrubs. Dolan was hit by the ball
I'm the fourth and Seybold's double fol-
lowed. Wrigley saved life In the NTH on
Owners wild throw. shannon and DOlan
hit safe. SeybOld's out and Hess single
tied up the game.
In the ninth Wrigley saved first on
ragged decision by Henderson third on
Jimeson's wild throw scoring on Shan
mons single.
Wilkesbarre had a great chance 10 win
out In the last half OF the ninth with two
on bases and two out. but Chesbro struck
oui Halligan. DOlan's work at short was
the predominating feature OF the con-
test. The score: