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The Washington herald., 1906-11-28
WESTERN HIGH WINS
.HOward's Goal Crushed Cen
trails Hope of Victory.
THREE ELEvENs ARE NOW TIED
iInter-HiGh school Championship
Undecided, and Princeton Alumni
Wcstern-ScIence wins Against
BrOwn-ResuIt Surprise for Central.

Followers of local scholastic football re-
ceived their biggest surprise in a long
time at National Park yesterday, when
Western won from CsBtrd in the final
game of the series, for the high-schOOl
championship. by the score Of 90 O. The
championship is undecided, as each of the
three teams has won and lost game.
When the two teams took the field Cen
trail was a decided favorite, and several
wagers were made that her team would
roll up at least twenty points. while
Western was believed to have little show
Of scoring. With a decided advantage in
weight in nearly every position and hav-
ing three backs who outweighed West
ern's backs by more than twenty pounds
TO the man. Central confidently expected
TO avenge for past defeats by trounctng
her rivals from across the field. Central
downed Technical. while Western sue
cumbed 10 the Manuel Trainers by a large
score.
once the referee whistle blew. the con-
test devolved into a battle Of science
against Drawn. and the verdict was in
favor OF science Westerns attack was
the most varied that has been seen on the
scholastic gridiron this fall, and II was
due largely to strategy that the George
towners succeeded in keeping the ball in
her opponents territory practically
throughout the game. On-side kicks, for
waro passes. delayed passes, and other
tactics encouraged by the new rules and
made necessary because OF Westerns big
handicap in lack Of weight, followed in
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YALEMENCOACHNAYY
Rockwell and OwSley Drill
ing MILDLY Eleven.
SPENCER RESTS WEAK KNEE
Annapolis Captain Not in Practice.
Navy Coaches Hope to Offset the
Work of PuIIen and Weeks, the
Arny's Great TackIes-Tenm VIII
Go to Philadelphia on Friday.

Annapolis Md. Nov. 27.-This afternoon
there was the last lineup against the
scrubs but one at the Naval Academy.
Tomorrow there vii be another scrim-
mage. but on Thursday there will be only
signal practice. and on Friday morning
the team will leave for Philadelphia The
practice to-day was secret. as viii be the
remaining practices
Rockwell, the Yale star and all-Ameri-
can quarter back two seasons, Joined Jack
OwsIey. who arrived yesterday He viii
remain with the team during the week.
The advent Of Rockwell and Owsley IS
hailed with much delight by the Navy
people, who hope that these two members
of the coaching squad Of Yale will inject
some Of the waning spirit into the Navy
team that brought Yale TO the front at
the close Of the season.
The Navy coaches realize that the team
has more 10 fear from Pullen and Weeks.
the great Army tackles. than from any
other part Of the West Point team. and a
great effort is being made to nullify their
work There is little doubt that North
croft will start the game at left tackle.
and will consequently have Pullen for an
opponent and that PiersOl and Weeks will
| oppose each other. However, much atten-
/ tion is still being paid TO leighton. North
crofts first substitute, and Simpson and
| Magruder, who have been playing at the
other tackle. If it becomes clear that
/ either Of the tackles are being decisively
I outplayed there will be prompt substi-
Jutions.
| Capt. Spencer was not in the game to
/ day. Trainer Masters thinking that "a lay
/ of would do his weak knee some good.
/ Douglass, Ingram, and Norton, the other
/ backs, are in fine fettle. and the Navy is
/ banking on its trio OF ground gamers.
particularly Douglass. for a victory.
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CENTRAL VS.. COMMERCE.
Washington Team Meets New York
High school Eleven To-day.

Technical High School, of Washington.
and tho High School of Commerce. of
New York, will meet at American League
Park this afternoon at 2:9O O'clock
The locals are said to have perfected
several new plays, and are expected to
work them against the Gothamites. In
view of the fact that Western yesterday
Unexpectedly defeated Central. thereby
causing a tie for the championship of the
high schools, the game this afternoon will
be watched with unusual interest, espe-
cially by the Central coaches.
The teams will probably line up as fol-
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PENNSY AND CORNELL.
WeII-matched Teams Ready for
Thanksgiving Day Game

Philadelphia. Pa, Nov 27--The foot
ball men OF TIE University OF Pennsyl-
vania have again taken to the tall
pines Of Winslow Junction TO make their
final preparations for their Thanksgiving
Day game with Cornell They arrived at
the hotel shortly after o'clock, and were
put TO work at signal practice almost i'm
rnediateIy. Head Coach TOrTey also gave
them a thorough drill in the handling OF
punts and running back the ball. for he
realizes that this viii be a feature Of the
game with the Ithacans, and he wishes
to have his players letter perfect in
ell points Of such play. Quarter Back
Lawrence especially, showed much apt
ness in receiving punts, and rarely
missed the ball
Ithaca, n Y, Nov. Z7.-The last secret
practice OF the Cornell team was held
yesterday afternoon, and tomorrow
morning the men will leave for Philadel-
phia Coach Warner says that his eleven
is in condition to play the best game of
its season, bar none. for with the ex-
ception Of minor bruises the men are
showing Up excellently in their play.
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BENNIxG SELECTIONS.

First race-KiIochan. Ala Russell. Tan
ager.
Second race-Sailie X, Turbulence,
Bright Boy.
Third race-HoIscher, Nemesis. Belle OF
Jessa mine
Fourth race-Temmeraire, Work and
Play, Jim Leonard
Fifth Waterbearer, AIarksman
ClOisteress.
Sixth race-Red Knight Emp. OF India
Chalfonte
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the pace m enough % Of
b Urdto at the end closed q IL ue m
N
hes Wev neT
s1aaB 81
F and
a +, By Owner
TTraud T7iDT Emp
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EASTERNS HARD TO BEAT.
Athletic Club Team Makes Ordvvays
WDrIx Hard for xfoso

Athletic Club Team Makes Ordvays
work Hard for Victory.
The Ordway basketball team defeated
the Z. A.rC. last night at the W. L. I.
Armory, in one of the most exciting
games Of the season. by the score Of Ply
to IS Thompson and Reyes played the
best game for the Ordways. while Dunn.
Moffit, and James did good work for the
Z. A. c. The next game will take place
next Friday night between the Ordways
and the Commissioners. at W. L. l.
ArmOry. Game called at $50 O'Clock
sharp.
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avH r,I ua impressive vrao,b was Of
In gNdn race nd will do % remem Dissent
N dsedRb bF gap from tad
mHeu
Fo hueyea dsanup Atpst
ame wmneGh f by Hgmenue
J.
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Caprons to Play Easterns.

Capron Cadets will meet the Eastern
High School basketball team in a game
at the National Guard gymnasium this
evening at s o'clock Dancing after the
game,
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The Lineup and summary.

Howard fun BuTch
Goal fron feid-Howarl. Referee-Jsct Cas- Of
Dehigh Umpire-H ". Suter, Of Princeton. Head
linesman-Dave Houston. Of Dickinson. Assistant
linesmen-Hary White. Of Central. and Arthur
Brown, Of Western. Timer-W. J. Thacher. Time
Of halTes-20 minutes each
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through o'de
hung at the mad undr
a
z; andrew Mack Il Blue PganT6 Win
Of
% Isl SEQ added and
post rtgSd Bdv-
J hr tzfnnrns
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utardr noh ed to andnr far
pace cIvtry utyay har cuIau and p q it
Kings his and Rimo5e
much
;
30 rauet F adHs minute
STAR m Wu all M smeW b. B DEui Bonnie
james K-ne
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disqualified for foul

hand and
the complaint Of
IN m5l repetition Of the race Saturday
Tssy and only tired right at the finish
OeEEdgds-oanHal l; BuWsrk Scratched Angler
The Washington herald., 1906-11-28

The Southern Steeplechase for hunters
announced for Friday failed TO fill. The
stewards declared 1t off and substituted
handicap for two-year-olds at six and a
half furlongs. Columbia course, to close
at u m to-day, weights to be announced
at II a. m, and declarations made by u
m. Thursday. Winners after publication
OF the weights are to carry five pounds
extra The announced steepiechase TO be
run Saturday will be a selling handicap
at about two miles and half, all to be
sold for 500, TO close at u m. on Thurs
day, weights to be announced at II a. m.
and declarations made at y m. Friday.
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Admission to GrandStand, $500.
Paddock, SOC Extra.
Ladies, Sl.00.

Pennsylvania Railroad Special Train leaves Sixth Street Station
p Two Special Trains returning Immediately after
the other wait for delayed passengers Fare trip
25 Electric direct track every minutes from h
and New York Fare cents.
n. B-ObjectOnable characters positively excluded,
The Washington herald., 1906-11-28
BENNING, TUESDAY, NOV. q, 1906.
WEATHER CLEAR, TRACK FAST.

Es fuJus;
added: value q winners For tJeye post
fair Won easily; place tg
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Goals-Ordways, Thompson. 3; Reyes, ;; Hughes
Prot; Z A C.. Dunn. !; James MOfht Points
from fouls-OriWays 81; E. A. c. g. Timers
Mcssrs Kramer and England Scorer-W A Dowi-
Ing Referee-Mr. CollihcWer.
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LONG SHOTS In FRONT
Society Bud, 60 to 1, and G..
L. NJ, 30 to 1, Winners.
CEDERsTROME IS DISQUALIFIED

HOrner's Mount FOuIed Banker, and
Is Set Back-WOrISman Fails to Go
a Route, and Is Badly Beaten-OnIy
Two FRvOrites Get Home in Front.
Lady Karma Best YOungster.
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avay rGn hs ouran IN by means
ngras laonahr d dng his b and vfh less egic hs In ~
Pb1rt showed asrdt Of dd'eda
q
aon miles
value Z WHINE For three and
Apotl minute rgs Won Ht;p place Winner by
Gigutou T C T
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SteepIechase Fails to FIJI.

he was much better than the others. and
would have had no difficulty in holding
the place
The Washington herald., 1906-11-28

Bethlehem. Pa, Nov. &C. NJ. Lawyer
Of Baltimore. was to-day elected captain
season Of 1907.
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Apprentice allowance claimed.
lowauce of ten pounds claimed.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-04-10
Notice TO Contractors.

The undersigned will receive bids
at heir Office until Saturday, the 18th
day of April, for the erection and
completion of a two story brick n
stone hotel building in the city of
Roswell, for Mr.. r. L. Miller, accord
ing to plans and specifications now
on file in our office.
Each bidder will be required to ae-
company his bid with a certified
check of three hundred f$300) dollars,
made payable to the order of r. l..
Miller. as a guarantee hat they will
enter into contract and approved bond
within ten 00) days from date of
being awarded the contract.
The owner reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
j. NJ. NELSON & CO,
2St5. Architects.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT Desk room. Inquire H.
P. Hobson, Roswell Creamery. 9tf
FOR RENT 3 room house on N
Pecos ave. Inquire at Record Office
6tf.
FOR RENT A three-room cottage
vacant April first. Apply to DR.. e.
H. Skipwith.
FOR RENT Desirable room at
rear of O.. S. Market in Record
Block. Apply Z. S. Market. 19tf
Fresh pasture for stock. Plenty of
good gramma grass, four miles south,
east side of Main street.-W. w. Pet
ty. 22tf.
We have some houses for rent, also
some rooms furnished or unfurnish-
ed.-Carlton & Bell, 303 North Main
street.
FOR RENT Two neatly furnished
rooms; also table board. Sick peo-
Pile need not apply. 100 South Les
31tf
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called here BY the death Of the late
James Rigdon. leaves for
his home in Worcester, Mass. where
he holds the chair of philosophy and
ethics in the collegiate department
Of Clark University.
Elder Lockhart will preach at the
Christian church revival tonight on
THE Vine and its Branches" and
tomorrow night will close the series
sions by letter to the church last
night. making a total of % to date.
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WANTED.

WANTED Man and wife, wife to
do cooking and man to 10 house
work on ranch 10 miles East of
town. Apply at Jaffa Prayer &
Company. 29tf.
WANTED Cook, man preferred
L. f. D. Stock Farm. 3 miles east
of Roswell on End St. 33tf.
WANTED Employment by young
man who has lar experience in
banking and mercantile business.
References as to reliability of
character given. Postoff1ce Box
173. 32t3*
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LOCAL NEWS.

Barrels for spraying-Pecos Valley
Lumber Co. ~w4tdeodtf.
Call phone 425. Sacramento Mar
ket.-Lee & Hampton. 32t4
Mrs. C. r. Echols returned to her
home in Artesia yesterday.
City Attorney K. K. Scott left this
morning for Texico ON business.
Our 1906 stock of wall paper has
arrived.-Pecos Valley Lumber Co.
TIT.
lard for 10 and u cts. a pound Phone
425. 32t4
Hon. C. L. Ballard returned this
morning from a trip to Lakewood and
Hagerman.
Miss Lindora Wilson. up-to-date
millinery, cor. Third st. and Richard
son ave. 33t6.
Rev. w. o. Hairless went to Arte-
STA and Carlsbad yesterday. He will
i0i1iAI L II Sdoy
We have nice fat beef, just receiv-
ed. from the Sacramento mountains
Lee & Hampton. 32t4-
Pay your cash for Sacramento beef.
It's fine and tender.-Lee & Hamp-
ton. 32t4
Miss Nellie Bailey left Monday af-
ternoon for Dayton to see her broth
er who is sick.
Will Prayer left today on the auto
mobile for the country above Tor
rance on a sheep cal.
Mrs. r. L. Walker and Elmer Full
Ter left this morning for a visit at
their old home at Duluth, MINI.
Prof. Jonathan Rigdon, who was
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Jersey COW for sale. Fresh. will
give four gallons daily, or money re-
funded.-W. w. Pettey. 32tS
All designs in latest styles of wall
paper just received. Prices from the
lowest to highest.-Pecos Valley
Lumber Co. 7tf.
FOR SALE A pure bred French
coach stallion. Will sell on trade an
interest in him for good work stool
to a competent nan who can give
his time to him. Will control all the
patronage this season desired.
Reason for selling, too busy 10 at
tend to him. Address Box A. Lake
Arthur, n. M. 32t3w1
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Will Robinson's Father Dead.

Will Robinson, editor of the Regis
terTribune, received word yesterday
of the death of his father, Alvin Rob
Cured Sunday night from the compli-
cations due to age. He was 76 years
old. He leaves a widow, seven sons
and one daughter. He has been over
the greater part of the West, but had
never visited Roswell. He was q
newspaper man. He had cen a Ma
son for 55 years, and the Grand
Lodge of Illinois conducted his flu
neral.
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Reid to Prosecute Price.

Capt. W. C. Reid, who has been in
Roswell this morning on his way to
Portales to take charge of the prose-
cution of E. l.. Price for the murder
of Conductor Frank Curtis. District
Attorney J. NJ. Hervey was called
east by telegram. A number of wit
nesses went from here TO Portales
today.
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same 70 Record once andIeceiva
reward. 33t2s
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SACRIFICE SALE.
Rare Opportunity to Secure Bargains
In All Kinds of Household

E zE&
IN All Kinds of Household
Furniture.
The Emerson residence. Corner Of
Pesos and Deming streets. viii be
solo or closed within Thursday. prior
to this I will conduct a sacrifice sale
Of the furniture therein on Wednes-
day and Thursday. April II and Il
this week, between the hours of 10 a.
m. and 1 p. m. at which time the pub,
lie will have an opportunity to secure
some are bargains. The sale in
cludes parlor, bedroom, library. din
ing room furniture carpets and kitch-
en- utensils. also sewing machine
garden tools of all kinds.
All of this furniture is prac-
tically new. WILL BE SOLD AT THE
RESIDENCE.
C. C. EMERSON.
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Sis to $50.

Exclusive novelties in gold. silver
and silk belts and purses and wrist
bags. hosiery. underwear. lace col
lars. kid and silk gloves. fancy rib
bons and combs.
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ca eggs Mcclenney farm on Il.
Second st. 33t6*
FOR SALE Bicycle, saddle, shot
gun. % Colts rife, cheap. Address
Record Office. 33t2*
FOR SALE CHEAP a nice Broom
cottage, plastered and papered, wa
ter in house, apply at zoe West sth
Street. 16tf.
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Militia Inspection Tonight.

Adjutant General A. P. Harrington.
of the New Mexico National Guard.
and George H. Paddock, inspection
officer of the u. S. Army, arrived in
the city from the south his morning
and will inspect Company B tonight.
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Notice of

| have moved my residence from
30S Alameda street to corner OF Sec
ond and Washington avenue. six hlks.
west of J~oyce-Pruit &c. store. Resi-
dence phone 134. Office phone H.
20t26. DR.. EUGENE M. FISHER.
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kniahts Of Pythias. Notice.

Grand Chancellor Julius Uhlfelder
is in the city and viii be present with
us at our regular meeting Tuesday
evening at 7:30 O'Clock in our new
hall. All members of Damon Lodge
No. Is, and visiting brothers are re
quested to be present.
G. E. FRENCH. C. G.
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LOST.

LOST New pair of overalls on w.
3rd ST., finder please return same
to Record office and receive re-
ward. 29tf.
LOST On Wednesday evening, a
gold breat-pin. Finder please return
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Notice.

Are o "broke?" IF so come to our
shop and get fixed. We do first class
horse shoeing, too. Overman stand, S.
Main.-R. F. Cruise. 2ltf
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FARM LOANS

We have some private funds to loan
on irrigated farms at current rates
and terms ROSWELL TITLE 4
TRUST co. Phone 800. Box 96. 3Otf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-27
BROTHERS ACT As
HERPBLL- BEARERS
Sister Of Senator Thomas s
Martin Buried at Old Home.
Near ScOttsville.

SCOTTSVILLE. Va November 90
The burial Of Mrs. Jacob Luther Moon
OF Richmond. took place this afternoon ar
the Presbyterian cemetery here. and was
witnessed by a large crowd Of grief
stricken relatives and friends. The burial
service was conducted 10y the Rev Cali
yin steT1rt Of the Church Of the Cow
enant Richmond and the PRAYER offered
by him for the sorrOwing family was
touchingly beautiful In It's tenderness and
sympathy for the bereaved Many floral
tributes Of EXQUISITE design were sent bv
loving friends. and the grave was literally
hidden under masses Of roses. lilies ana
chrvsanthcmums.
Mrs. Moon was born in Scottsville and
had lived here all Of her life until the
removal of the family 70 Richmond seven
years ago. At the time Of her death she
She was the daughter OF the late Mrs
Martha Ann Martin her maiden name
being Ann Martin. She w7s married 90
Mr.. Jacob Luther Moon also OF Scots
vile. who. with five children. survives her.
These children are Mrs Hunter Fielding
lewis Of Richmond. Thomas Albert
Moon Jr.. John Martin Moon and Miss
Celestine Moon. an Of Richmond. She
also leaves ono sister. Miss Cele7tinc
Martin and four brorhers- senator
Thomas s. Martin and Mce-rs. samuel.
leslie and John Martin The four bro
theirs and two % tho son NessrS J.
acted as pqn-ho0rcrs to-day
Mrs Moon united with Tho Christian
Church NC This ri7oe vi en- about fifteen
wears ola. ord r. had mo- more frfthful
dienosition that was 7il sweetness. tenn
porn r1eut Of tho sun0ioet and heart
wherein dwolt c1'v blindness md purity
she hid no enemies and her friends were
rurrb0rlees II WIS tho fov OF hor lifc
70 r-o-ro otro~- r7Dnv and here where
eho -. within sight ~ rc~ Oh home
hovor still Several Of the AGED fomnv
servants came to-day 70 500 their beloved
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-27

The seal OF the United states Navy Dc
rartmcnt are 20 De applied % each piece. %.
Ad1utant-Generai Anderson yesterday by
appointment OF the commissioners went
O. Lumsden's with a COPY OF the con-
tract IN his hand and carefully examined
every piece, comparing It with th. con-
tract and found that the agreement OF
The manufacturers has been carried out
10 the letter and they have furnished as
handsome silver service as ever was seen
IN this city.
The immense punch bowl. with a capaci-
~ OF eight gallons, is. of course. tho
largest piece in the entire set. II is 2s "a
inches in diameter. and its height. in
Guiding the ebony base. IS Polls inches
The bowl IS slded on Tire inside on one
side IS an etching % Vir-inia's neo- Cav,
itol and around the ebony base are mo
caiiions CONTAINING portraits ~ Washing
Ton. Jefferson. Madison. Monroe. Harrison.
Tyler and Taylor the seven Presidents
from Virginia.
The round trav for tho punch SIR s.
- IL inches in diameter. ana the centre
contains etchines OF the Ola ships Susan
Constant. "Godspae1- ANA sDls-ovoi--.- .
also tho figures 'lr1-' and a view a,
jamestown as IL is supposed TO have been
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~ East Main Street II VIII be there
several days and the Messrs Lumsden
have issued "a cordial invitation 20 the
Virginia public 20 call and see the beau
t.tul layout
The commission appointed by the. Legls-
4atlre 20 select the designs for the many
pieces o. silver and 20 award the con-
tract have done their work well The
comiillssl Oners were Governor Swanson.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ellyson. Attorney
General Anderson, Speaker W. D. Card
we'll OF the House OF Delegates. and
Adlutant-Genera Charles J. Anderson.
The contract for the fifty pieces OF sill
ver-ware was awarded 10 the Bailey.
Banks and Biddle Company. of Phna-
de-phia- through their local agents in
this city, Messrs. c. Lumsden & Sons.
Up to Contract.
The contract called for fifty pieces Of
silver and IL was provided that. "the
various pieces constituting the service are
O. be made according TO the best STYLE
90 the sIersmIths art. and are e con-
tain IN the aggregate not less than 800
ounces o. sterling silver. 925-l000 fine ana
besides the historic and other ulustra-
tons and portraits mentioned in the
Specifications, the seal Of Virginia and
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All Inscribed.

me other pieces which go 70 make up
the beautiful service. are an elegant oval
soup tureen. 10 - inches in diameter and
I'D l-2 INCHES high. two gravy boats. two
oval meat platters four corrpo-fers ono
after-dinner coffee pot one sugar bowl
one cream pitcher. one hot water kettle
and "a tea service consisting of one coz
fee got. one ten pot ono sugar howl. one
waste bowl. and one cream pitcher.
The inscription. From the Conmon-
wealth Of Virginia 20 the United States
hatueship Virginia 1896" IS on the punch
bowl, soup tureen. tea set tray and coffee
urn. and on every piece. great and small.
are the words 10. Battleship virginia
The commissioners will meet i'm day
or two and weigh the various articles
and II tho weights come up to contract.
as undoubtedly they will the service viii
Do accepted. paid for and become the
property or the Commonwealth until pre-
scented 90 the batueship bearing the name
Virginia