Evening Star Newspaper, April 24, 1895, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1895—TWELVE PAGES. LYNCH W AS H ASTY pitched good ppl! patil the latter part of | Whist Club of Philadelphia. ‘The result was A, a tle, something which has never happened She Bane, nen he Mreakened. |The general | bofore in the contests for this much-coveted He Will Not Again Be Made an Umpire. Oreos 8S 783 = ; trophy. Another match, to decide the win- ye Pijchers. R.ELE. | ner, will be held next Saturday In Phila- a <3 Baltimore..Esper afid Gleason...... 16 18 5 | deiphia, at the rooms of the Hamilton Club. 2 ys Philadelphia. Weyhing and Smith... 1016 5] ‘The contests for this American League TO rosper € i( an $e e trophy have been far more numerous and The poor support given Pitcher Parrott | interesting this year than ever before. was chiefly regponsible for the lose of the game by Cinginnati to Pittsburg. The Pirates were outbatted by the Reds, but the latter could not place their hits at the proper times. sitet $30,000 TO AUTHORS FOR Gaps and the Rosebud. Arrangements have been completed ‘or the match between Walter Edgerton, the “Kentucky Rosebud,” and Joseph Gans of Baltimore, which is booked for the Eureka Club, Baltimore, tomerrow evening. It will Le Of Paris, Says: Pitchers. S a large number of patients lack the necessary power to digest sold food, and would through W Cincinnati . Pittsburg HIS HONOR WAS T00 SENSITIVE “Stories of Mystery. THE CHICAGO RECORD offers to authors the sum of $30,000 for ‘original stories written in English, no parts of which have ever been Abrupt Action. free hitting. Owen Ziegler, champion light-weight, way $34 weakened, therefore, I regard it of immense value heretofore published. The offer ia made upon the following condl- acorn _i3 8 8 | Club in eight rounds fo'a decision. | _$¢¢ to the practitioner to bring to his aid a nutritious Cleveland 1115 5 ~ $20, Wd BE PAID IN TWELVE CASH PRIZES FOR THE BEST TWELVE STORIES. THE MONEY WILL BE DIVIDED AS FOL- Lows: ©00 President Young Indignant at Hi JOHN LONG HIS SUCCESSOR ————— President Young was seen at league head- quarters today relative to the sudden resig- nation of Umpire Lynch, generally accepted The St. Louis-Cleveland contest was un- decided until tlt eighth, when the Browns secured a lead. The game was marked by The Colonels pounded out eight runs in the eighth yesterday, and secured a lead that could not be approached by the Chi- cagos, although Uncle Anson’s men made a commendable spurt in the ninth. Pitchers. R.H.E. Louisville 1823 8 be an eight-round bout. Edgerton was too much for George Dixon last year, but re- cently failed to stop Gans. On May 9, The Golf Tournament. The eastern tournament of the Washing- ton Golf Club, lasting three days, will be- gin on the links, across the Aqueduct bridge, tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. There will @e a handicap hole match for the president’s cup, presented by Mr. tonic and remedy like the Johann Hoft’s Malt Extract, which will act not only as a tonic, but as a nutrient as well, and which is less exciting than wine as a stimulant. the use of stimulants be merely excited and % Chicago ., 1414 7 i : e 335 Beware of imitath Th 3 . as “king of the league staff. President Henry May and a medal handicap match are_of imitations. ie genuine First Prize = = = = $10,000 Young says Mr. Lynch will never be al-| Pitcher German was discouraged because | for a gold medal, presented by Mr. Henry aE Jobann Hoft’s Malt Extract has this signature [33> Second Prize = = = 000 lowed to umpire another game in the league | of poor support, and therefore the Giants | White. ries for the latter closed at Sef on ‘neck label. Eisner & MENDELSON Co., . ¥ because ‘of his unjustifiable conduct in | lost to the Bridegzrooms. Tiernan,Corcoran oon ote pmo hale yee ee onl $58 Sole Agents, New York. Aband Betze 020s) se telegraphing “his resignation two hours | 24 Davis, however, dia good work with |¢4_ on, the frst day of the eating, and | Fourth Prize = = = 1,000 : prior to the time for calling “play” at Pitchers RHE. in The Star. The entries ze the match sees 0; . : 3 New York yesterday. According to Mr. | Brooklyn -Kennedy.. 1017 5 | will play in ‘the following order: : = Fifth Prize Soon Ss 800 Young there was a disposition to sustain | New York..German and Rusie. 713 6] Mr. John F Zegen with Mr. iGo o fire was pretty well subdued he telephoned AS aM pees Se Ee dlcation, notwithstanding the protest” of National League Record. gustus Taylor; Mr. award F. Riggs. with | fast, ote ongne would, mete sche has DR.CHASES i cation, notwithstanding the protes | Mr. Charles E. Barry; Mr. Wm. Edm ee ee Five Prizes of $500 each 2,500 President Freedman. %goo | Curtis with Dr. G. R. Brown; Mr. Horace | €XPerienced such a fire. At one time, it ood*Nerve Continuing, Mr. Young says: “I received agreith Mr: George &. Fraser on; Dr, | of the town would be destroyed. It is un- ry Making a total of $20,000 So ne neee. eee On ee 5 Guy F. Whiting with Commodore Charles | derstood that an effort will be shortly made . Weigh et. ga soe protesting against Lynch and urging me to “657 Washinton J. Train; Mr. James "W. Lockett with Mr. | 0 establish a permanent fire company to ‘as tas peta Sl Be gale A the tony atinnget to te tic beaks take him away from New York. That was eee en Charies B. Gray. fire. About $300 and some valuable papers | £0” WEAK and RUN-DOWN PEOPLE. the second prize for the story adjudged the next best, the third prize immediately after Saturday’s game. I had| Today's League and College Games. Se belonging to Miss Annie Drake, which were | ,\WHAT IT 1S ee SS} for the story adjudged to be the third in merit, the fourth prize for every confidence in Lynch’s honesty, integ-| Washington vs. Philadelphia, at Wash- A BLAZE AT HYATTSVILLE. in a bureau drawer, were reported! to be Se tl the fourth in merit, the fifth prize for the fifth in merit; two prizes rity and ability, for I have always held him | ington. lost. but they were | atiornan found. Sev- y disease thaigestion, high rs Gversork wd Ceara iam SOS ee ee Model notre oan rok ne eee ta nave | “New York vs. Boston, at New York. Citisens| Have to Work Hard to) Save | “ishing the firelwere slisiitiy Injuredvand || (WHAS ST GOMBI ty eerie testes mee onl Crs ces boyetiac Per Rea rae seen eae Pave |’ Raltimore vs. Brooklyn, at Baltimore. Their Property. the clothes of others were scorched by the | ¥ich,and the digestion ‘itcreatessolid flesh, mus $10,000 ‘ADDITIONAL WILL BE PAID AT SPACE RATES FOR STORIES OF ACCEPTED VALUE BUT WHICH MAY NOT BE AWARDED ANY OF THE TWELVE CASH PRIZES. cor ‘The stories submitted in this ri if Pe explained unt! izes publication. the awards will read and judged. For full information authors will address VICTOR F. LAWSON, Publisher The Chicago Record, Chicago, Illl., U. S. A. pmpetition are required to be, “‘sto- ‘in other words, stories the last chapte, in order that readers may be offered the solution of the mystery in advance of its ‘The stories must reach THE CHICAGO RECORD publication, 181 Mndison street, Chicago, . 28 soon after that date as they can in which the mystery is not at its office of before Oct. 1 1506, m., ap2t-w&stt = 6c. = — = ee Is a booy—a sustainer—a home- «| Shoemaker $7 and 5 for Made-to-order Shoes that | Shown good sudement and tact under ec batting, though’ Somewhat better than | Poon ane eee A dumber of people em- Jaint of indigesti | maker—and bome-saver. ss 2 as aM jae Se —— = . = a = eretofore, and:the few hits were well 28 = a $5 aint o£ indigestion or : G= l = B= =S; are far inferlor to this elegant footwear we are pu Sree tle or Teas a ¥8 | bunched. Ml judged base running led to a! the 4:28 and 4:31 trains from that city, Pp is j What you lack—it supplies—what We the opportunity to purchase 102 dozen Gas Globes improved = sett Ast eal eee nes sete sq {Subdue the flames. The shouse, however, = : Shoes to have them made to meas . Spe-| and Murnane of Boston, who underst4nd | Starting to steal e4ond. Dartmouth played | SUPdue | ne i . stead of teking all your savings— at special price. You have the choice a ee os De che stpation, eins tegent that he tesieeen [a strone me, Hieonly weak point being | fre {itch te. ve destroyed, as the Hames, other shortening. Gen- peearyd eoepheeh ere napa al Shoes to order, an; . shape, 54 x: = eavorin sec! vin- The = Coe : Be te | of several patterns—first-class quality & se Oi ene ras Shoseeorne ie secure ey a sik high into the air and showered sparks in Dill out of your current income. —no defects—and recent designs, Call before they are gone. C. A. Muddimen, been umpiring in the league for eight : b4 : 1 : so _University | heat from the burning houses was almost @ | Years, and never had any trouble like this] Charlottesville, Va., April 23—University | Neat from the, burning houses was almos 614 iath St., Bet. F&G Heavy Burdens S| before, Todo not jlikke to fine players, but | of Virginia, 8; Frankiin ‘and Marshall | Water for the force pump fell. to pleces 917, 919, 921 and ap23-48d In South America discovered the won- Dagie 1 thine tia thecutes ence: be on- | Pennsylvania), 1. and water had to be carried in buckets. Ice Cream Freezers, - Water Coolers 5 . : Aa = ss Richmond, 9, Duckett house from destruction. Hardly & y And Refrigerations. Sprig tonic, it's unequaled. 5 6) BERET ar FAS CG Re Gane |S had this fire been extinguished before the Seo Any abundanee of these summer com- z 5 | A es Z One re chem: roof of the vacant house of Mrs. Prime, on forts. 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"Our owa prepa- ration, THOME COCA WINE—pos- sesses’ all the e ing properties of & a the green leaves—rendered palatable by the ‘addition of native claret. As & < rote Aap23-28d > W. Thompson, "PHARMACIST. ISSESEO862409451604949500 6 Leura oe NORMAL SIGHT! Can be restored to the eye by the use = of the RIGHT glasses. But the WRONG ones will most certainly weaken the sight and perhaps place it past help. Too great care cannot be exercised in the selection of glasses. I am an ex- pert Optician, and will test your eyes SESLSLAOSOOSSOOOOS ODES, sm management, so I telegraphed him to re- main in New York and finish out the series between Brooklyn and New York. My sole object was to give him a complete vindi- cation. Unfortunately, it rained Monday and he did not have an opportunity to pre- side over the game. I regret very much that he did not see his way clear to of- ficiate in yesterday’s contest, for, in my judgment, if he needed any vindication, he would have thus obtained it. My instruc- tions to him and to all umpires are to um- pire In certain cities ‘until otherwise di- rected.’ These instructions are supposed to be confidential, so that if Mr. Lynch had quietly left New York and proceeded to Baltimore after completing the New York- Brooklyn series there would have been no occasion for comment or reflection upon his ability or standing in the league. “At the very moment I was engaged in- writing a long letter to President Freed- man, sustaining Mr. Lynch, and relating how all of the clubs, especially Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati, Pittsburg and Balti- more had urged me to give them Lynch as often as possible, I received a telegram from Lynch—it was then but two hours pricr to beginning the game in New York— requesting me to accept his resignation at once, for he was going home. I was so surprised and disappointed by his action that I destroyed the letter to Mr. Freed- man, and at once telegraphed the New York management to get Tim Hurst, if pos- sible, to umpire the game, or else select two players to officiate. I regret that \ Lynch acted so hastily, for he has alw one of the ablest umpires ever connected with the national game. In view of his re- cent action, when I was prepared to stand by him, I will never cons to his rein- statement. His sponsors, Messrs. Stevens the New England League as his successor." What Lynch Says. Mr. Lynch is quoted by a New York pa- per as saying in regard to his resignation: “I don’t propose to be disgraced. I was assigned to umpire nine games here in New York and I enforced the rules, Pres dent Young notified me that I would be up- held, and now I receive word that it would be better for me to go to Baltimore. I've forced as they read. Both of these players used improper language, and I fined them for it. If an umpire allows such things to occur without inflicting a penalty, he might as well get out. I am sorry to quit, as it means a geod deal to me, but I won't be What is the use of rules, anyway?” THEIR FIRST VICTORY. The Senators Captured a Game in Good Style From Boston, The Senators gained a very creditable victory from the Bostons yesterday by a score of 4 to 1. It was a snappy game all through, and the local team received a good deal of deserved praise for the man- ner in which they held together and re- tained the commanding lead which they Cincinnati ys. Pittsburg, at Cincinnati. St. Louis vs. Cleveland, at St. Louis. Louisville vs. Chicago, at Louisville. Lawrenceville vs. University of Pennsyl- vania, at Lawrencevilie. Brown vs. Dartmouth, at Providence. Princeton vs. Lafayette, at Princeton. Phillips Andover vs. Harvard,at Andover. Yale vs. Toronto, at New Haven. Amherst vs. Wesleyan, at Amherst. Columbian Teams Defeated. The Rockville Academy base ball team A fire that broke out in the lower portion of Hyattsville last evening would, it ts thought, have swept away all the houses situated on Railroad and Locust avenues below the Baltimore and Ohio raflroad track had it not been for the prompt ac- tion of the citizens. Shortly after 4 o'clock the roof of the double frame house at the corner of Railroad and Locust avenues, owned and occupied by Miss Annie Drake, was discovered to be on fire by several flames. The houses occupied by Messrs. Fishec and Stormont, on Locust avenue, came near catching fire. A number of citizens watched the smoldering embers | 1512 of the fire all night to prevent the town from being further damaged. —_——>——_. Reduced Rates on the Royal Blue Line The B. and O. R. R. will sell excursion tickets to Balt:more and return for ali trains, including 45-minute Royal Blue Line Flyers, Saturday Sunday, April 27 and 28, good to return until Monday, April 29, defeated the team from the preparatory | Persons who were walking on the oppo-| at $1.25 for the round trip. Gerartment of the Columbian University yesterday afterncon at the fair grounds, by a score of 16 to 14. Watson, Nicholson and Harris were the battery for the home team and Beard and Copeland for the visitors. Boyers’ Hagerstown club beat the Colum- lians of Washington yesterday at Hagers- tewn, by a score of 1) to 14. ‘The batteries were Carpenter and Mulhall for home, and Gilroy and Carter for visitors. Dartmouth’s Colors Lowered. Harvard defeated Dartmouth at Cam- bridge yesterday in a well-played game by a score of 3 to 2 The strong wind helped the pitchers, and as a result the batting was light, each team making but six hits. Dartmouth, in order to save Dinsmore for the game with Brown, put in Patey, the left-handed pitchér,, Harvard was weak in large number being put out on bases, and the coaching of Harvard was very poor. Highlands, for gaven innings, held Dart- mcuth down to twozhits, and he fielded his pesition well, neti-a Dartmouth runner off Highlands, Struck out by Badey, 3; by Highlands, i y pitched Hail) by Patey, 1. Double Abbott and. Di Whittemore, Winslow and Wrenn. Wild pitches—High- lands, 1; Pater, 2. ‘Time—One hour thirty- five minutes. Umpire—P. J. Mullin. 5 Other Bali Ga a Richmord, V: Richmond Col- ton and’ Lee, 6. Petersburg, Va., April 23—Petersburg, 4; Portsmouth, 3. Lynchburg, Va., April 23—-Lynchburg, 6, Lancaster, Pa., April 23—Lancaster, 4; Syracuse, ca ¥., April 23—Cornell, 16; El- The Passaic Regatta. The twenty-first annual regatta of the Passaic River Amateur Rowing Association will be held on the Passaic, at Newark, on May 30. The distance is one mile straight- away for all events, except eight-oar shells, which will be one and one-half miles. There will be ten events, viz: Junior, interme- diate and senior singles, junior and senior site side of the street. An alarm was im- mediately raised and a number of citizens quickly responded and made strenuous ef- forts to extinguish the flares. The occu- Pants of the house were Mr. and Mrs. Drake, Mr. Ager and Miss Annie Drake. ‘They did not seem to realize their danger until several citizens rushed into the house and urged them to leave it, as it was on fire. Mr. Drake was brought out of the back window down a ladder by a colored man named Matthews, and considerable difficulty was experienced in taking Miss Drake from the house, as she appeared to be in a dazed condition at the time. Nearly everything that the house contained was removed to the sidewalk and thus saved from the fiames. An apparatus belonging to the defunct fire company of this town, consisting of a hose and force pump, was brought into requisition and made to play then made their appearance and went im- mediately to work. Quite a crowd from the adjoin:ng village of Bladensburg also ar- rived upon the scene and assisted their Hyattsville neighbors in endeavoring to Yy_ direction. The next house in the belonging to Mr. Marion Duckett and oceupied Mr. Wilson Prawner and his sting of a wife and child, then . » and all efforts to further fight the flames t were enveloping the first house were abandoned. Attention was turned to saving the second house.and pre- venting the fire from further spreading. By this time a crowd of fully 500 people, ecmprising men, women and cpildren, had congregated on both sides of the street, and the excitement was intense, while the Some of the men began to knock the shin- gies from the roof and the boards from the side of the house. A force pump from Bladensburg was obtained, which when at- tached to the Hyattsville hose worked satisfactorily and succeeded in saving the Locust avenue next to the Methodist Church, caught fire, and there was a rush in that direction. This, however, was soon put out. Mr. Frank Wilson’s house, near the corner of Locust and Railroad avenues, and Mr. Holton’s house, occupied by Mr. L. K. Miller, on Locust avenue, nearly opposite, also caught fire from the roofs, but the flames were extinguished before any damage was done. These three houses caught fire from sparks flying from the burning hcuses. Had not the roofs of the other houses in the near neighborhood been protected by tin they would also, ROBES ERIE ROT and other food in Cottolene and there will be no com- dyspepsia. It is more healthful, more economical, better in flavor than any uine put up in pail with trade mark—steer’s head in cotton-plant wreath.— Made only by The N. K. 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The home team | ¥ y Only one part of this house was occupied, nose bleeding, increases the appetite, produces SOSSTSTESOSSOOS SHIEH SIOSS added another score in the second inning. | by the request of Chairman George A-Hor-| the other being somewhat old, and evident. 9 ° bound sleep, invigorates the whole aystem’and ine ° The game started out ‘n such a Itvely | witz of the rowing committee. ly intended for a store. The fire originated Now Ss Your I CUCU SS Se a Your O1Cce poariner ed the big crowd preeene Settled | ‘The first question considered was the | in the eaves of the unoccupied part, and it pelts while suffering frock the bon eb nme back expecting to see an old-time slug- place for the race between Pennsylyania, | is the general opinion that it was caused in the throat, which is ever offensive For Only $1. You may select either EYE- GLASSES or SPECTACLES—have them iitted with our EST LENSES-—-fo = es the proper glasses accurately a3- ging match. It seemed at any rate as if ‘Wilson, the new pitcher for Boston, would Jast but a few innings, but he pulled hin self together and pitched for the rest of the game like a tried veteran. Many a star pitcher would have gone down before such a cannonading as that of the opening in- ning. Maul, who occupied the box for the Senators, pitched a masterly game. Bases on balls, struck men and wild pitches were Cornell and Columbia. Word has been sent to Prof. Wheeler and Manager William T. Hastings of Corneil and Chairman Guy Richards of Columbia to meet Chairman George A. Horwitz at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York, next Saturday. In the afternoon these men will go up the Hudson to Nyack, Newburg and Poughkeepsie to look over the Hudson and decide whether the race shall be rewed. On Monday these from a spark thrown from the engine of a passing express. The Duckett house was also insured. It was rather badly damaged on the roof and side. All the furniture and other articles it contained were saved. The Drake and Brown families removed to Mr. Joseph Aman’s house, on Liberty avenue. Dr. Alfred Wells telephoned to the fire de- partment in Washington, asking that an engine should be sent out, and was inform- To Get Your Spring Suit. . Get it early, a and get it unbealthy every breath that is taken into the lungs, thereby rendering the blood unhealthy and impure and leading to consumption 6f the lungs. What a boon to mankind must the remedy which will prevent this suffering and restore perfect health. ‘To the many thousan. Who have despaired of being cured of this terri disease we cheerfully recommend the AMERICA CATARRH CURE. It gives immediate reilet. 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Pe 5 ap23-2 for the play. in Armenia a inning of the massa- YASHINGTON AGENT, - The following is the score of yesterday’s | cre there. T. P. Langhans of Pittsburg,cous- = Means agreement — harmony — ° : in of the wheelman, has just received a lette - uth & F Sts. N.W. —————_ unity. That's precisely how BOSTON. a ing this bales. ; ritten Electricit eminem teat Lutz & Bro, those’ whorve teled. the Concord ra air z Heli.o.a.m, | confirming this belief, ‘The letter is written ectricity le Also b Ag! Hi fe All agree that ter heh fer 4 an American ical sionary in Ar- = Fa ana 92 -¢'2°| by sh American medical mlesionary in Ar. DOES oxen For Sale Also by ~~ _ishiariem can’ be madeZ™"°°" | A thing of (ie rast when Nettane Crystal Dis- OFS (0/9) tone Acmsenin fudighismliconwccneseeees Wrinkl He A ae Hutton & Scherer, 7 cove! used. uarant to ste 3 is vi l= 1 faded alr to. fts, natural color In! to 10" das 9 012 3 Q| dangered. ‘The missionary says the. situa- rinKies, cs 224 and N sts. n. ap23-2t 2 AA Ree eee Sallowness 2 iho eS “pres, $1. Peat ae sar 0 1 2 4 0| nians intend to fight for their iiberty. i H took. 5 Enough Gas Stoves (See our line of Trunks and Satchels. KOLB PHARMACY, SOLE AGENTS, 438 7TIi —— . umors. ap23-16d ST. express prepaid, to any part of Billy Boy at 50 to 1. Do You Paint? If you do we want you to know that we have a fall stock of Painters’ Sup- the country on receipt of price. Ja26-tt Great Barcans In Human Hair. NOTICE TO LADIES. ‘This week we will sell our fine line of first qual- shington, 3; 1.” Lett Billy Boy, at almost any price, closing at 50 and 20, was the winning long shot at the Alexander Island track yesterday, the other five winners being well backed in every in- stance. The attendance was large, the Our Creams are of the best vegetable compounds, No animal matter, Semmes’ 615-617 Penna. Ave. it > Brass Beds-- ~~~} here to supply any sort of a gas stove want. As low as 4oc. y ches “4 ot = Py, Untarnishabk M: handsome and =: siicsi eaten faedl Be tates Wioce! Gta tas Ee reece ot Lome teen cost) Col reduces onr eeweach | track ary and fast, the felis large and the 1 ectri c massive. de ign. Bot expunive esther. for good size ones-= Ready- ‘ints, » i eo naa 7 a ‘Triple play—| racing fairly interesting. © winners hite and Bross Beds of every . Varnish, ete., for elther inside or out tng a inferior "inallty eleewhend Gave og to Warner to Tucker to Warmer. v Umpire Were: A. 0. 5 to 2; By Jove, 5 to 1; Key Couches— 7sc. and a dollar for side work. We guarantee we sell to be best quality and | Mr. Keefe. West, 3 to 5; Tammany , to 1; Billy ° Saw . vork. nd = Several different styles of the famous r ones. Quality wll right. Prices all right for pest emer M. SICCARDI, THE RACE FOR THE PENNANT, | 20% 5! to 1, and Bronston, 4 to 5. Hair Restorer Lewis Box Couches. Low prices. bit large you. eae SEU SNES: ACW, —— Whist Contest a Tie. 5 a indow Shades— 3 Formerly of 122 Ny, BOTA. on.gm | Results of the Games Throughout the| The closest whist contest this year for morse Pace Rae aden eee gene eclt all {2e,Intest, and most approved pat- A Geo. F. Muth & Co., —ONLY 3 CENTS A CO! OR STANDARD ~ Country. the possession of the American Whist PERMANENT PARLORS, little money) =f Hrread Toasters, 0c AND POPULAR MUSIC A’ Philadelphia was outplayed at all points | League trophy was played last Saturday 704 14th st., city, THE HOUGHTON CO EES cers 418 7th St. N.W., SELLING BELOW COST 20 Ghosh Bus sti by Baltimore, which eloquently tells the | night in New York city between the Conti- BRANCH: 121 E. Broad st., Richmond, Va. destin ak erase GAS APPLIANCE EXCHANGER, accessors to Geo. Ryneal, jr. ap5-244 api3-until26 story of the game. Esper, the ex-Senator, | nental Club of New York and the Hamilton ap20 Den or oS EO 1808 NL OX, venue,