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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-11-15

N ,..Io
Like sheep the dogs are harryin';
But late we had q lispin' lad,
ord M blcss Ow ~, ne is hns ho has 'ayn ~. s,,
OF one that's grand and knows il;
No lass so prim that looks at him
But likes his cut an shows Il.
~ o @ hear u'a h,, ,. uo ypnr pa,e nsst' sooo' 100
There's scarce lass that sees him pass
But wears a smile for Barney
Our barney.
"'S'''' ''"''e 'o' barney
Tho Cupid laws cute snares these davs
When Barney goes philanderin'.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-11-15
THE BARGAIN COUNTER
An Interesting Column For
Prospective Buyers.

1878. Lot close in. y cash,
balance SIS a month. S. l.. Dobie
Cut glass, silverware and hand.
painted dishes at National Tea
store.
$500. Corner lot oil Jersey St.
I-3 cash, balance I, or :, years.
S. l.. Dobie.
You get full weight and first
quality at the Central market. Just
try it awhile.
Lots I, 2, 4, 4 and s, block No.
q, Shepard's addition. Terms and
cheap. S. l.. Dobie.
$1,000. House and lot on Ivan
hoe street near car line and post
Office. Terms. S. l.. Dobie.
Strawberry plants a5c per 100.
Now is best time to plant them. w.
L. Swengel, the Harness maker.
Choice articles for birthday, we'd
ding and Christmas gifts. Make
early selection. National Tea
store.
Bargains in watches, diamonds
and jewelry at Uncle Myers-I43
ord street, near Alder, Portland,
Oregon.
Have your property insured in
the St. Paul or Northern FIRE insur-
ance companies. They are the
best. S. l.. Dobie, agent.
All watches repaired and guar
an,eed by c. M. Salisbury, can be
found at Uncle Myers, I43, ,d ST.,
near Alder, Portland, Oregon.
Try the Central Cigar store one
door north Peninsula Bank, 1903,
Jersey St. Exclusive cigars and
tobaccos. Base ball headquarters.
+. l.. Goodell, proprietor.
All our meats are governmen,
inspected and the best that money
can buy. They are neatly and
carefully handled. Come in and
leave your order for free delivery.
Wards Central Market.
The Ladies' Aid of the Evangel-
ical church will hold their annual
bazar and Thanksgiving dinner
November az and 2s, in Holbrook
building, next to Bonham * Cur
riers dry goods store.
II you have vacant lots in St.
Johns and are paying rent for your
house, see me. | will take your lots
and give you a modern home close
in. l.. {. Hurlbert, 40 Chicago
street, St. Johns.
Owing to my removal to Hood
River am offering my Point View
property at grea' sacrifice for q
few days. See II. G. Ogden at
Review Office for particulars. w,
{. Adams.
For few days we have some
fine IooxIoo pieces of property for
sale on the Portland boulevard for
500 all cash. One Of these pieces
has basement for building on it.
We also have a good buy in S.
room house at SI2So. $50 cash
and balance $40 per month and
interest paid monthly at 7 per cent.
See King * Gilmore.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-11-15
st. Johns Football News.

Last Sunday South Portland aud
st. Johns football aggrcgations
met on the sawdust arena in Hilr $
park In a fierce battle for suprem-
acy and at the last were retired
to quarters without having been
near the desired goals, the score
standing too.
The stars were: Walker at tack
ling, Brisbon at advancing the ball
and Bryans so yard punt in the
first half. "St. Johns has the
grittiest bunch OF football players
| ever saw" says Coach Brink,
Ferrells leg was wrcnched badly
and he was carried of the field but
he was determined To sit OH the
fence and watch the finish. Bryan
had both eyes swollen shut in the
first half but he returned from a
doctors prescription aud played
the second half.
Monday evening new manage
ment was elected for the team as
follows; Will Jobes, president; II,
Hunter, manager; Tom Carol,
secretary; l., ID. Brink, coach; Joe
Brisbon, captain.
The management has secured a
return game with South Portland
for next Sunday at ST. Johns to
play oil the tie. We must win this
time.
The lineup for Sunday will
probably be as follows;
center-Slim MeKaoun.
r. G.-Chas. Andrews.
l.. G.. -Stewartson.
X. T.-Reed and harrisburg.
l.. Seaburg,
X. E.-Daniels and Grove.
l.. E.-Walker and Young,
.. B, Bryan,
X. H.-Brisbon.
l.. H.-Emerick.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-11-15
Wanted.

Houses to rent. II the owners
of dwellings and business places
desiring renters would leave list
of their places at this Office, would
be able to rent them Immediately,
especially residence.
l.. II. Smith & Co.
Cochran Block,
St. Johns, Or.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-11-15
AT the Baptist Church.

The revival meetings at the Bap.
tist church are we'll attended. Con-
siderable interest is manifested.
Rev. John Bentzien is preaching
acceptably. His last sermon will
be Friday 1880 p. m. The pastor
will be assisted next week by Rev.
Il. A. Smith of Portland, who will
preach his first sermon Sunday at
1880, at which time the ordinance
OF baptism will be administered.
You are cordially invited to attend
all these services. Il. "A. Leonard,
pastor.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-11-15
Married.

AT the Methodist parsonage, Nov.
7. Fred Wheeler of Burleigh, No.
OAK, and Elanor Mason Of St.
Johns; Rev. r. l.. Young. officiat-
ing.
In Portland, Oregon, Nov. ~,
1907, X. l.. Smith and Mrs. Ida
Thursey; Rev. F. l.. Young, Off
ciating.
At the Methodist parsonage yes
terday, Nov. IA, X. b. Jones OF
Boring and Miss Eva Bailey of this
city.
Next
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-11-15
4 Methodist Minister Recommends
Chamberlain s Cough Remedy.

We have used Chamberlain S
Cough Remedy in our home for
seven years, and it has Away prov
ed to be a reliable remedy. We
have found that it would do more
than the manufacturers claim for it.
II is especially good for Group and
whooping cough.-Rev. James A.
Lewis. pastor Milaca. Mimi. M.
+. church. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is sold by St. Johns Drug
Store.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-11-15

Lot 5oxIoo, store room and FIVE
living rooms. Will take lot as first
payment, balance $Io per month
with interest. 6I7 Dawson street.
P. w. Henderson, a43 Stark street,
Portland.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-11-15
4. b. Carroll.


Game called at 3 o'clock, rain or
shine.
The new management will first
promote the interests of the foot
ball sports, having secured several
new players and will give some fine
games when they have everything
arranged. Later basketball teams
will be organized for both men and
women and they expect to have
games regularly. AS the season
advances handball and track sports
will be taken up and some inter
esting events are anticipated. Then
will follow the national game of
baseball when the season opens.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-11-15
Work Wanted.

A good. sober and industrious
man desires to secure employment.
Anybody who has use for the SER
vices of such a person. who is will
ing to work at anything. is request
ed to leave word at this Office.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-11-15

For the name and residence of
the owner of any property in St.
Johns or vicinity, call ON or write
T. T. Parker, attorney at law, in
Holbrook building.
Titles to real property
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-11-15

Notice is hereby given that on
this day and date ! have resigned
my position as director and secre-
tary of the St. Johns Gas. Light
and Heat Company. November
II, 1907. w. b. Streeter.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-11-15
Cleaning and Dyeing Works.

Ladies and gentlemen's suits
cleaned and pressed. We do all
kinds of repairing. Slight repair
ing done free. City Steam Clean
ing and Dyeing Works, cor. Bur
lington and Ivanhoe streets.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-11-15
How Is Your Title?

Have your abstracts made, con-
tinued or examined by II. Hender-
son, abstracter and notary public.
Accurate work. Reasonable fees.
2o5 Jersey street.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-11-15

Good bright girl. who is a good
speller. to learn typesetting at this
Office.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-11-15
Wanted.

Roomers, for light housekeeping
rooms. Apply 6o5 N. Fillmore.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-11-15
For Rent.

Furnished rooms with heat and
baths. s3i South Jersey,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10

ing season, and Saunders expects her to
show a lower figure than her mark OF
2:o7la. She Is a candidate for the Cham
Der of Commerce. Stakes, and will be pre-
pared especially for this event here.
where several other candidates will re-
ceive their training prior to the start Of
the trip to the Northern tracks.
The Dillon family in Saunders's care
at present are:
Two-year- olds-Harry Dillon, Viola Dill
Ion. Ida Dillon, Evalne Dillon. Emma Dill
lon, Edith Dillon,
Three-year- olds-NIartha Dillon, Senatul.
Dillon. Sadie Dillon. Ruth Dillon. 2:26 la
Adoo Dillon, 2:24 Ia
olds--Carrie Dillon, 2:2S;
Sunny South, 2:24M.
Older horses--Mary Dillon, 2:O7M; Lot
tie Dillon, 2:26la; Kate Dillon, 1926 Ia.
Myron McHenry, who drove Nutboy to
fame and fortune for Lolita Crabtree last
season, expects that cracks of the Grand
Circuit to be delivered to him shortly
before June 1st for another season. With
the training Nutboy has had at Savannah,
and with month to handle the horse,
MclIenry figures that he can reach tho
opening OF the big show with Nutboy IN
condition. McEenry will handle but two
or three horses this year, but those he
drives he expects to be real cracks, that
will win majority Of their starts. He
must campaign ona or two for II. G.
| Jones.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10
Lexington Horse Notes.

LEXINGTON. ky, March 9.--The
Scribe by Islnglass Jam Memoir, which
was imported to this country by M.
II. Tichoner, of Chicago, arrived here
to-day and is now quarterod at j. u.
Maden's Hamburg Farm Accompany
ing the Scribe were three brood mares,
among them being the Novice, daugn-
ter of Hamburg. 1t Is the Intention
OF Tichonor to uuarteA his horses al
Hamburg Place until he buys a stock
farm In this county. A. j. Welsh, OF
Hartford, Conn, is here also for the
purpose of locating a stock farm suit
able for breeding purposes.
Sallie of Navarro, dam of Salvatore.
the two-year-old champion of last yea
son, has foaled chestnut colt, by
Broomstick. The mare and filly be-
long to Harry Payne Whitney, OF New
York, as he paid ten thousand dollars
for the mare at the dispersal of the
late c. f. McMeeking stud here last
fall.
c. j. Euright who established the
Elmendorf Stock Farm ,-nd then sold
1t to j p. Haggin, has returned to
this city to live and has opened a
brokerage Office. He Is known to the
turf as the breeder of Ornament and
other good ones.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10
ED. GEERS THE CRACK DRIVER
HAS MANY FAST ONES AT WORK

MEMPHIS. TENN, March e.--Frank.
G. Jones, president of the Memphis
Trotting Association, will stick to the
harness end of the horse game. He
wants none OF the runners in his, he
says. and has arranged to dispose of a
solitary thoroughbred two-year- old he
turned over to Trainer Eub May. who
found speed lacking III his make-up.
Mr.. Jones not only denies recent re-
ports that he would forsake the Grand
Circuit campaign for season on the
running tracks, but has arranged to
add to his stable, and Myron McHenry,
the well-known driver and trainer,
who rated Dan Patch to many of his
worlds record breaking achievements.
Is now In the North purchasing new
material
" Veteran Ed. Geers, who handled the
Jones PAGERS and trotters last season
and the previous year, will again drive
the candidates this year. Geers has
had much success with the stable, Win
ming the Chamber of Commerce Stakes
q year or so ago, with Baron Grafton.
and adding that famous classic to his
credit last summer when he drove the
mare Ardelle to victory in the Cham
i Der of Commerce Stake.
| Geers has several green PAGERS In
| local training. with which he will
\ again try to win both the Chamber
\ of Commerce and the Merchants and
| Manufacturers Stake. William o
1 will be the dependence for the Cham
| Der of Commerce Stake. This promis.
! ing green PAGER is training nicely hero
| at the 1.-TWO Mnue" course, and Geer.
1 will be disappointed unless he lives
up to his form shown in private las
| season.
4 The star of the stable this season
/ promises to be Tom Axworthy. one o.
the many sons of Axworthy This trot
ter was fired early last season, aftel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10
Sports Are Looking
TOwardS Benning

NEW ORLEANS, March o.--With the
annual exodus from the local winter
grounds to the East soon to come to
hand, another milestone In the round
OF the turf is at hand. Probably 500
owners and trainers came down here
from Washington, u. c., and New York
last November, but not fewer than 1900
will 70 back there about the end Of
this March, for there Is nowhere else
they may turn. For hundreds of these
soldiers or fortune the enforced march
on Now York will be n blessing In dis
guise, for wealth and fame may be their
lot. Az a rule, trainer or ring opera
tor who has earned his spurs in the
fast money game In the West can han.
die himself to advantage in the big
tent" about the Eastern metropolis.
From Fred Berlew, the developer OF
Beldame, down to plunger "Charlie"
Ellison. you will find out that many
q top-liner in the ring at Sheepshead
Bay in smiling afternoon in June
saw q struggle in the West becoming
onto softer and more succulent mead
ows. The life destiny Of hundreds and
hundreds OF racing and sporting char
acters who would never have ventured
farther east than Chicago. Ill.,, but for
the close down in the Middle West Will
be changed for good or bad by the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10
SOME VIRGINIA SPORTSMEN
Bit and Spur Mentions Few Gross Country Riders and
One Wel[known Breeder Of the
Old Dominion.

In the last number of the Bit ana
Spur, Raphael s. Payne, OF Baltimore,
contributes an interesting article on.
"Some Gentlemen Sportsmen Who Made
Virginia Famous.'
Mr. Payne alludes to William G..
Hayes, Ernest d. Hayes, James *. Mad
dox and John Gaines, as well-known
cross-country riders between the flags,
and cites number of steeplechase
races In which this quartette took part.
There is no allusion made to Percy
Evans, Leo Evans, Dion nerr, Court
land III, Smith, II. III, Dulany, Rozier
Dulany. Fred. w. Dixie, Charles Hooff,
Algernon Craven, Edward Craven.
II, q. Beatties Gym Harrison,
Charles Hurkamp, and u half-dozon
other Virginlans whose names are
well-known in the racing world.
OF the owners of great breeding es-
Establishments, Is mentioned Mr.. Henry
Fairfax, who Is far and away the most
successful Hackney breeder in Ameri-
Ga. Mr.. Payne says:
II recall with great deal of pleas
ARE and interest my visit. Just nine
years ago this spring, to historic and
beautiful old Coax l.Al," near Lees
burg, in the heart OF one of the fairest
landscapes of all Virginia, The impos,
Ing Dorlc columns that support Crane
South veranda, the twenty-two rooms
WITH their broad windows, cheerful Are,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10

places and lofty ceilings, and the fine
old trees which sha0ow me inviting
drtyeways and lawn. form the details
of an iStal home picture. Here You
can sec 1000 acres down In grass, beau
tifully Watered and maintained in Che
most perfect order. Mr.. Fairfax at
that time, had fully 200 Iackneys,
with Danesforth and Matchless Dane
at the head OF the "Aldie" Court. 1T
was practically my first insight to the
Hackney, his pedigree, characteristics
and development from the lusty young
stor to q finished show ring PERFORM
err Danesforth by Danegelt, dam I,ri-
muln by Lord Derby H., was then
seven years old, stood 152, and had
II rich coat OF dark chestnut. Match
less Dane, then as now, an imperial
type of grace and power. whether in
repose or action, was sired by imp.
Matehless OF Londosboro. dam Lady
/ fife, by Danegclt, In 1891 Mr.. Fair
fax made stir in the horse markets.
OF the world by selling Matchless Of
Londosboro for $4,000, and by dispos-
! Ing of NAldio," a yearling by that sire
I for $4,000 Both as breeder and ex-
/ hibitora the proprietor OF Aide Farm
[ enjoys International reputation, a repu-
! tatiOn based on merit. Mr.. Fairfax is
| not only an authority ON HORSES but a
| sterling citizen and host whose well
come has the true ring OF Virginian
/ hospitality,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10

showing q brilliant flash of his early
form. He has been In retirement for
many months, but is now taking his
work from Geers. and gives every in
dication OF going sound again. He
will be nominated for everything he
can get in, in shape of Grand Circuit
stakes.
Ardclle is going sound again and
her stable companion, Baron Grafton.
winner of the first two minute pace
ever offered at Lexington last fall, has
received some drilling from Geers. The
other prominent members of Mr.
Jones's stable to be handled by Geers
will be Choir Boy, Goludust, Maid and
Frank a.. all trotters, and a few green
PAGERS that have not exhibited much
in their local Try outs.
Sterling r. Holt, the indianapolis
owner, will witness many of his horses
of his own breeding in action this
year unless Milliard Saunders, the man
who developed Lou Dillon, the first
two minute trotter. misses his guess.
Saunders is hare WIN a famAy of six
teen PAGERS and trotters. Every mem
Der of his stable Is a son or daughter
OF Sidney Dillon, the sire Of the trot-
ting queen. Because OF his success
with other members of the Dillon fami-
ly, including Dolly Dillon, which has
been shipped to Europe, Saunders has
been engaged to deliver the fine
touches of training TO the present gen
Grafton of the noted sire.
"Of course" says Saunders, speaking
of his prospects with his new charge
I'VE have but little hope of develop
ing another Lou Dillon. Such another
wonderful trotter may not come agar
in years. We have, however. most
, promising lot of green timber and
expect to win my share OF the purses.
aS
Tho hve-year-old Mary Dillon Is the
best known performer In the Holt stable
now being handled by Saunders She J:
| expected to figure In the stakes the com.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10

shift to old Father Northumberland
As result of the changed conditions,
tho forthcoming meeting at Benning,
ID. c., Will be hummer.
There will be all sorts Of horses.
which means large fields and plenty of
hustling. So far as class is concerned.
the winter here has failed to produce
anything much in either the jockey or
the horse product. Undoubtedly, the
best class race-horse here is the filly
Colloquy. Fit and well. she can run
three quarters at Belmont Park In
time close to the world'a record. She
IL q very clever fast filly at sprinting
distances, and can shoulder a falr
package. w. a. Lewis Is her trainer.
and a right smart horseman he H..
Given a fair chance, this fellow Lewis
will beat the best sprinters In the
Eastern handicaps with Colloquy. She
may start at Benning, aud In several
events Mt Aqueduct and Jamaica in
April. Sire Is owned by George HOLE
& Company, and II put UP In the mar
ket tomorrow would bring more than
any four horses now here on the
ground combined. or the Jockeys, Car
ner has been developed into quite q fair
sort OF a rider. Jimmy" Mccormick
did this. STILL Garner will not be able
! to challenge Marvellous" Miller to any
considerable extent in the East
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10
Jockey Jack Martin
Is Worth $780, 600

Jockey "Jack" Martins suspension
will last the rest of the winter, accord
ing to well informed source. The
ride Martin gave Orly H. the day that
8 to 6 favorite was beaten off and Mar
vim Neal, upon whose chances all the
wise fish" bet won, is directly respon-
sible for the Jockeys trouble. Martin
will get q license in the East all right.
aud will appear under silks for the
strong Farrell -Sullivan-J johnson confed-
eracy, which promises to dominate the
speculative end of the metropolitan turf
next summer. AS matter OF fact
Martin is probably one of the cleanest
riders wc have right now. lie has been
the favorite rider for tho big bettors
whenever they had occasion to put
down $4,000 or 100000 wager. 81 rom
John w. Gates down to Diamond Jim
Brady, Martin Is well regarded. All
the big plungers to-day repose the ut
| most confidence in the Canadian. When
| you want to bring home the money,
get martin to ride Is the way Jesse
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10

Lcwisohn put 1t in talking abcut:
Americas foremost horseman. That
brings to mind the fact Of Martin being
one of tho richest Jockeys we have toe;
day. He Is worth every cont Of 4260.ss
900. How did he get TT All, there ID
the tickle. To begin with he has beef
riding Just nine years. Most OF Mari
tins coin has come In tho way Of
presents" from successful plungers and
the many large wagers he has made
and won himself. For winning cersl
tain $4,000 stake two years ngo$ az
Saratoga, Martin received q cheek for
$4,000 above his regular fee. Talking
of presents to Jockeys. Martins valet
relates an incident which occurred az
Toronto, Can, several years ago. Mar.
tin was riding with greal success there
and one day a local paper printed the
fact of the riders liking for pigeons.
That evening over half a dozen pgeons
were delivered to his hotel. He he'd
ridden four out of the six winners that
day. 800 "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10
TRINITY NINE IS
STRONG THIS YEAR.
Clements, the Pitcher Who De-
feated Harvard, Is Back Again
on the Team.
BRADsHER ANOTHER STAR
No Game With Cambridge This
Season, for the Harvard Men
Will Not Go to Durham.

DURHAM. N. c., March s.-without
the able assistance OF rthur B. Brad
shcr and w. +. Clements. the two
great pitchers. tho former having
held the position as pitcher on the all
southern team these three years and
the latter having won his notoriety
when he won the Harvard game for
Trinity in Richmond last spring, who
have for the past few years been in
the Trinity line-up, she viii again
push forward and Captain Otis Stocks
dale. the coach. is confident that he
has better material for an all around
team than he had previously antici-
pated for the coming season The
manager OF the Trinity team schcd-
uled game with Harvard this season,
but this was later cancelled. The
Harvard team intended to come south
for one weeks practice, but it was Inn
possible to secure the grounds in Rich
mond. and they refused the invitation
extended them to the Trinity grounds
on account of the distance. The Trim.
ity students frequently refer to the
headlines in the Times Dispatch
Crimson Folds Lie in the Dust" witt
much nonor, THIS appearing Wncr
Trinity defeated Harvard.
The old men in the line-up this year
are as follows: Captain "Billy" Smith
short stop: Paul Webb. pitcher; r. r
Wrenn. catcher: r. b. Suffer. SECOND
base: J. w. Hutchinson. third base
Fred Flowres. centre field; and Cha
Rivins. left field. The pitcher this sea
son will be i. ]. Lane who won much
admiration from the spectators las
season as pitcher for Trinity Parl
School. William G. Puryear, an oil
Trinity man, comes back this year ant
Will play first base.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10
The Schedule.

March 15.-Trinity Park School at
Durham.
March 1s.--BinGham at Durham.
March 22.--LaFayette at Durham.
March 23.-LaFayette at Durham.
March 26.-Cornell at Durham.
March 27.-Cornell at Durham.
March Ca. & M. College at Dur
ham,
ham.
April 3.-Wake Forest at Durham.
April 5.-A. & NJ College at Raj
cigh.
April e.--wake Forest at Wake For
est
April s.-virginia Polytechnic at
Durham.
April 1a.-Georgo Washington at
April ls.-George Washington at
Durham.
April 1e.,-Rlchmond College at
Richmond.
April 17.-University of Virginia at
Charlottesville.
April 1s.--Washington and Lee Uni
yersity at Lexington.
April 1s-virginia Military Institute
Mt Lexington. n
April 2O.--George Washington Uni
versitv at Washington.
April 22.-George Washington al
Washington.