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New-York tribune., 1900-05-25
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits turpentine while quiet, was shade easier
under liberal offerings and unavorabie reports from the
South. Rosn was quiet Quotations follow:
TAR-Regulars, 81 10; do oil bbls 81 Is.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-5 G75IIRc
ROSIN-Cornmon good strained 81 IS; & F.
81 20; 81 IS; II, 81 so; 81; So 20; NJ 50 40: N
81 60: " G. 50 20; w W. 81 90.
STOCK on HAND
Spirits turpentne bbls
Tar 26S3
Charleston. May 24.-Turpentine quiet. 471zc. Rosn
quiet. unchanged.
Savannah. May 24-spirits turpentine firm at 4s1bc;
receipts 1,643 bbls sales LOST bbs firm and
unchanged; receipts. 50 bbls; sales. 1473 bbls.
Wilmington May 24-Spirits turpentne nothing doing.
receipts III casks Rosin steady 81 O5s1 TO- receipts
49s ehs Crude tupentine firm 81 s5qs2 80; receipts
10 bbls Tar firm, 81 80; receipts, rs bbls
LONDON. May 2s-Turpentine-S AS 3D.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-25
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-York, May "A, lNU
COFFEE-The market for Brazil coffee futures was dull
from the openng the close with prices not vary
ing from the opening which unchanged to points
lower reached $500 bags. The market
quiet and, indicated unchanged to points net
lower dealt in without variation or
fuct,laton in a single instance. The apathy Of the
market partly explained by the absence or
cables from Havre Hamburg. while there Will be no
cables from Rio tomorrow account of the
Ascension holidays the brazilian cables coming day
The open market for spot coffee quiet at non-
naly unchanged prices: No Rio invoice lots, 1S4c
range prices the local market to-day
s follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-05-25
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

FOR THE WEST
Leave New York foot OF Liberty Street, South Ferry
CNhitehan TerninaD ) minutes earlier
-DaiIy Except Sundays. rSundays
CHICAGO. '4so a. CIAberty street ony). so
.12. 10 night
PITTsBURG. $50 a m. Liberty street onIy,. 'aco
.. m, 100 D. m. and Il. 15 night
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. 1000 a m. 200 ..
.1215 night.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE, $500. 1000 C0insr,.
a (Dinert. t1O0 p m DINER 50 (Diner.
('Roya Limited. exclusively Pullman Train,
Diner and Cafel. 500 Dnerl. 100 (Diner) and
night. NORFOLK. m.
All trains Illuminated Pntsch Light
Offices: 113. 1T2 26i. 434. 1890 Broadway Is Union
So w 12I Bowery n. Y; 800 Fulton ST. Brooklyn:
Whitehall Terminal Liberty Baggage checked
hotel residence to destination
New-York tribune., 1900-05-25

Stations foot of West d COrtante and Desbrosses SeeO
(Penna- r q.
TINE West 2Sd Street 0thcr figures COrtlandt Desoro
Streets Daily except Sunday SUNDAY lesy 81 Px 0eoss
trains daily tSunday leaves SIS eSunday leaves So A
sunday leavss 615 Pm; sunday leaves SIS Pm
lob, eS. 10 NJ For BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS ADO
West and prnSps local points Psrior and Dining Cars O'n
meets for CCa Branchesf
PRESS HandSonest train the world lInlted
capacity ocee1s
70 Detroit Chicago. Dining
r2.5J. 1. 90 P. NJ. For WILkES-BARRE, SCRANIoH'
1855, NJ Coal Branches and Intermediate polnA
v.3.10 y5.20P.n- Local for MAUCH CHUNK S,.e
e5.J3, I6.iDP.M Chicago NestbUe Limited Eor 49,
ARA FALLS and points West Through Sleeping Gers TO CAs
and Toronto "a
.c.s,5as 500 Exposition Express for BUFFALO ADD
'S.55, 900 P.N, FOR ITHACA. ROCHESTER,. BUFFAlo
and West. Sleeping Cars Chicago
so PLAlNFJELD and BoUND BROOK, locals daiiy eAseP'
SundN. -SS5 A. NJ: - TO- an -6p. Sc - > and 80
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 1i l ~ - A
1854 Broadway Union square West s5 Columbus A
I'D Fulton Bdwy and Annex station Sroe>.s
v Y Transfer check baggage from ase
c-tdeece through 20 destination
New-York tribune., 1900-05-25
THE LONDON WOOL MARKET.

sales to-day numbered G s9 bales The attendance was
light but prices fairly steady
ton Good crossbreds request for IN.
trade and the Continent
full suitable grades. Following
sales New Wales. 500 bales: scoured
etddls Cd; greasy sRld41s. Queensland. 1000 bales
secured. lldais 50: greasy s9!ld Victoria. 4oo bales
soouTed. sdGlis 100: greasy ed41s 3D. South Australia
4oe bales; secured 6dals "a greasy ~ gsd New-zea
land 1880 bales; secured. 7zdG1s ed: greasy 4X@0d
Tasmania. 300 bales: greasy 5&dGls I'D Cape OF Good
Hope and Natal. 200 bsles secured cQ1s Sd: greasy
SXGsd: superior white, Is 65x69ls od
New-York tribune., 1900-05-25
new YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION
A. NJ. ind p. Daily, Sunday.
field $50 A NJ
al
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket offices at I13 261. AIS and 1216 Broadway.
Union So w 81 West 125th ST.. 125th St 13Sth 81
Stations. New York, sss and T2a Fulton ST. and 1o4
Broadway. z. D.. Brookyn
Telephone 300 3Sth York Central
Service. Baggage checked from hotel residence "
Westcott Express Company.
CTEORGE n DANIELS General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1900-05-25
4 Brazilian coffee is as follows:

COTTON-At the Cotton Exchange all excitement
precedened liquidation of long supplemented
heavy sales for short the latter good
July contracts 1 point higher the the
from unchanged te points lower The selling
was not so marked on the opening CALL ana some OF the
local traders prepared for little upward movement; but
they soon saw their mistake when an avalanche OF long
traders off their feet throughout the
tress point but it not until l23I that the prime
factor Of weakness definitely known although already
Price, Mccormick Co announced. This catastrophe
not wholly unexpected nevertheless. 1t threw the
vailed change. August contracts which this
originally undertook advance to 10c and did advance
the perihelion of decline
19 points closing price of yesterday May
broke IS points than &c for the day Rumors of
other failures rife; very important house
hv the decline We sieeouentIv learned that ths firm
sellers as to the bulk Of their business for some time
nasf and that their hooks showed the house TO be beaV
fly short Of the market It thought change that
who had been indugent the
of margins, there cause for further appre
Indeed good people bought cotton for
the principal long interest by which has been SO long
points The market closed irregular at net decline Of
1la7s points having failed to recover from the extreme
as points and June 46 points, The fact that the Eng
lsh cotton market closed of the celebra
tion of the Queens birthday added to the activity OF the
local market selling orders to protect accounts
having Liverpool and elsewhere in
Great Britain Continental se!hng orders Were also
there official record OF the sales of
to-day and therefore no means OF knowing the
exact extent OF the transactions Is KNOWN dnat the
volume Of business reached something like 100000 bales
favorable crop accounts gave the market ter all is said
done a undertone. assisted by fears of panic
and possible failures in Liverpool to-norrow. ,.
The Of contract prices in the local market to-
day was as follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-05-25

Foreign coffee nlarkets-Sanos-Co market firm;
good Santos $500 receipts 200O bags stock
326 600 bags. Observation-Disclosures Havre-Holiday.
Coffee market steady; No I Rio $500; exchange,
25-32d receipts 5000 bags: cleared for United
States 1000 bags cleared Europe bags; stock,
$4,000
New-York tribune., 1900-05-25

Spot closed with quotations Ac lower
on the Of 516c for middlng upland and 9-16c
for mddng gulf. Sales 300 bales. Southern spot
elegraphed follows Mobile nominal at
&c jsc off; Savannah nominal 9hc Charleston nom
inal omitted. Wilmington quiet sac: Nor
folk nominal 913c Baltimore quiet 3ssc. Bc lower;
Memphis a. at 94c.
sc lower; st. dull 15-16c. 1sc off. The
port movement follows
Great Britain. France Continent
2,158
So fan week. -, ,9b3 100 tS9
2 los, 10 6S6.50S 2529374
Receipts ports and interior points Today, com
- 6nl md Last
New-York tribune., 1900-05-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo May 24-spring wheat little inopir,. No
Northern spot s1&c Winter wheat sales nominaIIv
NO RED i413c; mixeS 74c No ! white. 73lbd7ic bid
Com duh; No yellow 4215e: No yellow, 4lsc;
yellow 4oc; No 4lc No corn, 41c Oats-No 2
white 2sc; No 3 white. 27ac: No mixed 26@2s1! =:
No 3 mixed. 25l5c Rye dull and Flour quiet
- -
New-York tribune., 1900-05-25
RAILROADS.
pENNSYLVANIl


-
AND asGs s. yksT AND
~sgIhe Ieaving time from, Desbro..es an.
shns lint given below for Twenty- -slird ss.e..,, shs.,
ss Sasd %efre %anssw's 70 two "nsss Ps
Car. New York Pt,sbqIs sleeping Car Fsssss ss ::
BE y" FAST ssa Gsyeaea
ZION cafs For cess Dnns insssna s'9 To snd oss,.
, iaai1aae' H. des6 1PTlsss syb s 5ogIs g os
or I NASHVILLE via Cincinnati and Louisvils) Indian
o5s r. N. WESTERN ExPREss-Fos Chicago ~,
'35 r. 10. soUTHWEsTERN F.xPREss-For p.,.
snnf Ss Cleveland Cincinnati Louisville Indian
% e. r. W. Pacific ExPREss.-ror Pist.burx asa
Route Connects FOR cisvsIang except saruriay SA'
sie.p,nr Car NJ MA IoA AND D sS.
soasia ea5s and points West. daily sunday No
-m wASHIxGroN AND THE SOUTH
9ssSro.gnIr iHsg5 oDnIrs Gar ie5s -
Eprs,sslonaI ali Pa9or and Tf Dining cars q ~
ss fn.,nf 1os Danr Gs es, a. a m n Il ias s
ss Dining Carr ass a. 5Dnn earlsf eaa es 81 = @ ia
SOUTHERN n, RA1LwAv-Expres.. a2s 42s .. m. 1ais
NoRFSlK SPs SLsS And WESTERN RAuwAY-For ,ieupsis
ATaNTf 05sss7 co1sr IfsE9R.s * lq say sss .uaas
cssESAPEAKE ssy. dI3 OHIO RAuwAY,-7-s5 a. week
FOB 2s.e OLD d POINT coMFoRT and NoRFo1.K--7s. N
AsLsTTI. IL S cITY~ss - and m. D-.sros,-,
T1aias Bae Pafar ard stsas
NJ Af-i2.S5 M
aGTs sfss aaa I9Rs s'a;iqa5 a's3 ssa
80. ana 4s5 Sundays. Q. q n. 4s5 N
=, ~ ,Desbrosses Cort1andt Streets) 300 a m
i<-oV $50 and =. 10 y N m 5.f5 D N
go FOR PHILADEEPHIA.
o. and Cortiandt Streets. 2O. rs. 7s
sHs ~ 2S co. Penna- Limited. 10 10 fDesbroses
C9rt,andt Streets 10 2ol Dining Carr fo5s CDtnlg
..srt 1las a. m 2f0 neSbrosses and Cortlanf,
Streets 2m, 255 S ass 4g Ok Dining Car
90 d,ining Carr SIS Dining Carr, rs. - ~
r. I21o night Sundays 9ss
tLm mied) o55 10 * CDining Car a m 1255 s5 DIN
.hg carr q. 355. % Dining
800 Dining Carr T.55 SIS. e2s p m, night
way; Astor House: West Twentythird Street Station
stations foot OF Desbrosses and Cortandt
Court Street. SEQ Fulton Street es Broadway ara
Fsnnsylvania Station. Brooklyn Station.
city The New Transfer Company
and check baggage from hotels and residences thoug
TO destination
Telephone Eighteenth Pennsylvania Rail
road Cab
J. B. HUTCHINSON J r. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r
Nav
New-York tribune., 1900-05-25
DED ID LINE.

RED d LINE.
For La Guayra. Puerto CabelIo. Curacao and Mar,
caibo. via Curacao-Csiling also at Rico. 1850
From Roberts Pier BROOKLYN.
s. s. CARACAS Thursday June U
s. s. PHI14ADELPHIA-..... Thursday. June % n,
These vessels nave superior accommodations for
BOULTON. BLISS & DAIIF-rr
General Managers 1s5 Front .,
New-York tribune., 1900-05-25
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES

From New York Wednesdays. Fridays and SATURDAYS
FOR TEXAS GEORGIA AND F'IORIDA
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued 70 ALL
points in Texas. colorado Arizona California Mextco
Sc. Georgia. Floriia &c. Delightcul Excursions
C. II. MALLORY & CO. Gen 20 =
New-York tribune., 1900-05-25
SHORT ROUTE TO THE rARlS EXPOsJTIoN
HOLLAND AMERICA LINE

New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bouloxne-su--
New twin screw steamers Potsiam. Statendam and
Rotterdam. Summer First class, and, inward
second class sia and upward All other
OF cabin passengers S35 upward
Apply HOLLAND AMERICA LINE. 50 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1900-05-25

COMPAGNE GENERALE TRANSATLANTrouE
DIRECT LINE To HAVRE-PARIS (Francal
Sailing every Thursday at 10 a. NJ.
From Pier No. ~. North River, Morton
La Touraine May 81 La Champagne. -. June o1
La Bretagne. June q l. Aduitaine. TIns
La GascoGne. June II La Touraine. ........ July &
LA TOCRAINE.''
From New York July IL,
General Agency. 90 Broadway. New York
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-31

STORY OF ADVENTURE.
The Principal Actor In the Affair
Fails to Explain.

The Principal Actor In the Affair
Fails to Explain.
This is the adventure OF young
Fellow. occasionally inclined TO gayety.
Having put the town to bed Satur-
day night, he found himself rather
under the influence" and cucumber
ed with u jag too great TO bear. His
the most obvious being that his appel
lation would probably be mud were his
escapade to become known.
During the small hours Sunday
morning q police officer found n suit
of clothes lying on the sidewalk in
King street between Court and Din
widdie. There were coat, vest,
trousers and a pair of shoes. and TO
make matters stranger. in the pocket
of the vest was found IL watch and in
the trousers $40 bill. Greatly Won
dering, the officer carried the clothes
TO the police station.
Several hours later Il lady living in
that part of King street went down
to start the kitchen fire. and was
frightened terribly upon finding
stranger. minus most of mans usual
habiliments. snoozing atop of the
kitchen table. The screams Of the ag-
itated discovcrer of this apparition
speedily brought the men folk of the
family TO the rescue The stranger
stu slept, and two pistol shots were
fired at him while he was yet dead to
the world. Then he awokc. His first
impression seemed to he OF anger at
being disturbed. as he imagined him
self to be in his own ROOM After
fully coming too, he was totally UNI
able to tell where he had come from.
or how lie came to be where he was.
but the condition of the door showed
that he had used some force in break
ing in. The next question was as to
where he had left his clothes, and this
was answered as soon as the facts
were reported at police station. The
principal actor in the affair has never
succeeded in explaining. but 1t is
thought lie got tired. disrobed in the
street and forced his way into the
kitchen. imagining himself 10 be at
home and in bed. His clothes were re-
turned to him and the affair is being
kept quiet
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-31
A PRETTY WEDDING.

A beautiful wedding took place at
Park View Baptist Church yesterday
afternoon at o'clock. The contracting
parties were Miss Mary Deans. daugh.
ter Of the late Thos. II. Deans and
Mr.. Wilbur w. Riddick, son or i. -
Riddick. who were Joined in holy wed
lock by Rev. w. p. Hines, pastor. i'll
the presence of large assembly
Miss Lille Deans. sister of the bride.
wis maid of honor, and Mr.. Burwell
Riddick. brother Of the groom, acted as
best man. Little Ethel Deans was ring
bearer and little Lydia Smith acted as
flower girl. Messrs. a. T.. Porter, j.
Humphlctt. N. G. Gale and w. W. Bur
den acted as ushers.
The bride wore Cambridge venetian
and carried bride roses. The maid OF
honor wore oxford suiting and carried
chrysanthemums. The ring bearer and
flower girl were dresser in pure white
organdie.
The church was beautifully decorat-
ed. After the ceremony the bride and
groom left on the G o'clock steamer for
Washington and other cities.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-31
TOM CLARK PARDONED.

Tom Clark a colored prisoner in the
county Jail. serving Il nine months sem
tence for disturbing religious worship,
yesterday received a pardon from Gov
ernor Tyler Clark was committed by
Justice Hawks and had served six
months of his sentence. He was par
doned on account of having given in
formation of an attempted Jail delivery
last week. and the application for his
release was endorsed by Judge Port
lock and Clerk a. H. Martin. of the
County Court: Sheriff Cromwell and
commonwealth Attorney r. G. Mar
shall. Clark was released Immediately
upon receipt of the pardon.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-31
NAVAL ORDERS.

The following naval orders have been
issued:
Commander w. II. Emory is detach-
cd from the naval station at Key West
upon the return Of Captain Impcy. He
VIII proceed home ana wait orders.
Mate w. u. BARLEY is detached from
The Constellation November and or
dered Immediately to the Vermont.
Paymaster Clerks j. y. McSherry ana
NJ u. Darnall are appointed.
The Atlanta has put to sea from
Tompklnsvillc for trial trip under the
supervision OF board of inspection
and survey.
The Philadelphia and the Iowa ar
rived at san Pedro. Cal, Sunday.
The cruiser Albany is at Colombo.
The Brooklyn, with Admiral Remcy
aboard. has left Shanghai for the naval
station at Cavite.
The Nashville has left Shanghai for
Nagasakt
The Monongahela is at Fort Monroe.
The training ship Essex has arrived
Mt Funchal.
The collier Caesar has arrived at Ca
vite. p. 1.
The Lancaster has sailed from Fun
chal for Barbados
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-31
MUSICAL AND LITERARY ENTER
rAINNIE EMF.

y musical and literary entertainment
Will be given tomorrow night at
owens Memorial Church for the benefit
of that church. Among the talent that
will take part appears the names of
Miss Flo. Martin. Mrs. f.theredge. Mr..
Williams and Mr.. Howard. who are
well-known to our people as people of
much musical talent. Rev. {. II. Nc
Ghec. n gentleman of high evolutionary
powers. will entertain the audience
with several productions. Mr.. McGhee
has n reputation that always draws.
The price of admission has been placed
at - cents for adults and 10 cents for
children. Sec adj
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-31

James G. Hutchins slayer of Robert
Robert j. Shaw, was found guilty yes
terday of voluntary manslaughter and
his punishment fixed at IL months i'm
the penitentiary. The iurv remained
the night before in the custody of Il
deputy sheriff and at 1880 O'Clock yes
terday morning were brought to the
court house and closeted in the Jury
room. y few minutes after Judge
Portlock entered the court room at II
o'clock the jurymen called for Sheriff
Cromwell and asked that they be given
further instructions. The panel was
brought into the court room and the
FOREMAN asked for II reading of the
law. as some of the jurymen We're I'M
certain as to the degrees of punishment
provided. Judge Portlock read the law
in regard TO murder in the first and
second degrees and voluntary and in
voluntary manslaughtcr. The jury
again retired and in about fifteen min
utes reported their verdict.
Capt. j. w. Happier, the prisoners
counsel. entered a motion for Il new
trial. but said that he was not in n po-
stion to argue it until he had an OPP
portunity to confer with his associate,
Judge Brooke. who had not yet come
from Norfolk. Later in the day Capt.
Happier and Judge Brooke had q con-
ference with the prisoner. the result of
which is not known. Unless the mo-
ton is argued to-day IL will have To be
put off for another month as the term
of the court expires to-day by limita-
ton.
1t was impossible to tell by the pris-
oncr's expression how he regarded the
verdict when it was announced. but
from what he said to some of his
friends. he evidently expected to be ac-
quilted up to the time the jury asked
for instructions Yesterday morning.
Opinion is about equally divided as
to the verdict, some holding that Hut
chins should have been acquitted, while
others think that he received a light
sentence 1t is said that the jury stood
six for ac0uittal and the remaining SIX
for various terms of Imprisonment,
from eight to five years. The verdict
was n compromise.
Hutchins will remain In jail pending
the further action of his counsel
IT was decided yesterday afternoon
that no application would he made ior
n new trial and that Iiutchins would
receive his sentence to-day.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-31
A DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR.

3 One of the most charming events OF
the season in the way OF church
social Will he the Debated Picnic" on
Thursday night at the residence of City
Collector r. a. Hutchins. The young
3lediss OF the Court Street Baptist
Church have been indefatigahlle N their
efforts to make II success. Mrs. Irene
TtherSdRe, Mrs. J. Griff Edwards,
Miss Flo. Martin, Miss James and Mr..
Arthur Alexander will sing. Mr.. Pritoh-
arr. OF Berkeley, Will favor the Picnic
with selection; Miss Schaefcr will re-
cite. and Prof Russell Will charm his
s hearers With selections on fhe banjo.
s The grounds inside of the house will
he very attractive and several new
fehturss OF amusement will be intro
Gucsd.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-31
LACK OF WATER.

The City Street Car Line Tied Up for
Want of Same.
Sunday afternoon burst in the
water main was discovered between
Portsmouth and Suffolk. Mr.. Coleman.
superintendent of the water company.
asked the public to be as sparins with
the water as possible, as it was inn
possible to turn on much pressure.
A force of men were put TO work on
Monday and the repairs were made as
speedily as possible. Monday. for part
of the night. the water was turned of
but at an early hour yesterday morn
ing 1t was turned on again slowly.
Later on it was found necessary to cut
the water off entirely. thus deprivng
the public of water. Should fire have
occurred 1t would have been terrible.
and much loss of property would have
occurred. The engines would have been
powerless without water. But, for
tunately, there was no alarm.
The Portsmouth street railroad. which
depends entirely upon the water COM
pany for water to run their engines
started to run. but about o'clock it
was found that it would be necessary
TO pull fire, and the cars, were left
standing on the streets until p. m:
and people who live on the suburbs
were compelled to walk in and out the
city. The accident was one that could
not have been avoided.
joint was blown out in muddy
place between Stevens and Bowers
Hill and was in such n place that it
was had to get at. The water was
turned in the pipes ut II o'clock. but
owing to the pipes being filled with air
the water had to be run slowly, so as
hours. The loss to the railroad com
pany will amount to conSidera bic
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-31
DEATH OF CHILDREN.

May Virginia. the 2la-year-old infant
Of MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Crcekmorc. of
No. 426 Jefferson street. died Monday
afternoon. The funeral took place at >
o'clock yesterday afternoon from the
residence. The services were conducted
by the Rev. DR.. Fisher. of the Fourth
Street Baptist Church. and the inter
mcnt was in Oak Grove Cemetery.
Harry Hodges infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Williams. OF Pearl street.
Park View. died at 2:i5 O'Clock ycster
day afternoon. aged year and !
months. The funeral will take place at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon from the
roSdencc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-31
FOOTBALL.
Next Saturdays Game TO BE the Event
of the Season-Our Team Getting
in Good shane

Next Saturdays Game to BE the Event
of the Season--Our Team Getting
in Good Shape.
The Baltimore Medical College team
one of the finest organizations of foot
ball artists in the country. this year.
will be in Portsmouth on next Satur-
day, and try conclusions with the To-
Gals at League Park The NEEDS"
have not been forgotten here. as theirs
was the only team that succeeded in
lowering Portsmouth's colors last sea-
son. and it is said by Northern papers
that this years team is much stronger
than any that ever represented the
Medical College. One of the members
of the University of Maryland team,
which played here Saturday. and who
witnessed the contest between Prince
ton and the Medicos. told the writer
that Princeton was outplayed, and
have lost. but for the decision OF the
officials, who We're Princeton men. and
this opinion is borne out by the Bal
timore Sun. Our boys. profiting by
last Saturdays experience. have SGT to
work in earnest, and with additional
good material. are practicing hard
every night, and will give the "Aleds"
all they are looking for. 1t is neces-
sary to offer a heavy guarantee TO get
the Medical College team here, and the
local management should be en-
Outraged.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-31
ED.

IIOWETL.-At the residence of his
niece. Mrs. c. G. Nirneison. No. ST. Eff
iinsham street Portsmouth. Va. October
18th. 1900. at 3.l5 l.. NJ, JOHN HOWELL,
In the Slst year of his age
Funeral services from the residence
THIS Wedncsday) AFTERNOON at /
q clock. Friends and acqnaiulances are
invited to attend.
WILLIAMS the residence of his
parents, Pearl street. near lloladay.
Park View. Portsmouth, Va. October
3Oth. 1900 at 2:i5 o'clock p. N, HARRY
HODGES, SON of John w and Carrie L.
Williams. aged year, months and II
days.
Funeral services at the residence THIS
(WcdncsdnNl AFTERNOON at o'clock.
Friends ANA acquaintanccs respectfully
invited to attend. lniermcnt in Oak
Grove cemetery.