The next stop was made at Park's Springs, while the wind-up was made at Park's Park, where the old inside had been covered with all preparations. The park was in progress, and the president, Fuller and the other members of the commission in express were well pleased with the condition of the islands, and in only one or two instances could it be found that there were not in the list of shapes. The effects were due to the weather conditions more than any new license on the part of the playground people. The inclement weather of the past month has greatly handicapped the work of the grounds in shape, and Superintendent Humphrey Calder and his assistants serve a great deal of credit for the work done.

GENERALS BEAT LAFAYETTE
BY RALLY IN LAST FRAMES
Washington and Lee Trail Visitors During Myriads of Events.
Special to The Times-Dispatch.  Washington and Lee this afternoon forced ahead, after trailing him for seven innings, and defeated Lafayette by the score of 1 to 0. Miller, for the visitors, pitched better ball than Tipton, who was first to face him, but a decided break of luck in the seventh caused him to lose. 