The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-10
Fxcursinns and Pic-Nies.

VIZ tue lNAU, utAt AtifAf " III ~
grand picnic at the Brewry Park. 1t
will be given by the ChiekahOmy Tribe,
No. 81, Independent Order OF Red Men.
GIass-ball shooting, sack races, and a splen-
did band of music viii be in attendance.
No intoxicating liquors will be sold on
the grounds, and the strctest order viii be
enforced.
Positively the last excursion 10 Staunton
will be given Saturday night. September
23d. over the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road, and returning. will leave StauntOn at
3 O'Clock =. VI. on sunday. This will be a
good time 10 leave the city for an eXcur-
sion trip.
The complimentary benefit to the Rich
mond Light Infantry Blues will be given
at the Theatre Tuesday night, september
26th, when PinaiOre, immortal Pinafore.
will be presented.
The excursions to Bon Air have been
discontinued until further notice.
The Baltimore OriOle commences on the
18th OF September, and closes on the 18Th.
II YOU want to 90, and will apply II the
offices Of the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company, you VIII
be supplied with round-trip tickets at re-
duced rates. Go and get cheap ticket
right away.
Here we 20, girls, 70 Vest Point ~
York-Riyer line railroad. Adams and
Perdue will take down an excursion train
tomorrow. and they promise all who 20 4
good time. No liquor Of any description
will be allowed on the train. Time Of de-
parture, 1880 A. NJ.
THE FIRENENs' GRAND BALL.-The fire.
men.' ball will be given Monday. October
9th. bv the members Of Steamer No. 3 and
Hook k-and-Ladder Company No. |, the re-
CENTS Of which are 70 be applied to the
purchase Of rubber coats and boots for the
two companies. II il were necessary to
create an enthusiasm over the coming ball
and send everybody hunting tickets II
would be only necessary 10 remind the peo-
ple OF the many and great sacrifices madc
by the firemen, the risks they so frequently
run. and the many times they have 20
broyely battIed the flames and saved our
beautiful city from destruction. Go back
only \ few months 10 the burning or the
Petersburg bridge and sec the many hair
breadth ESCAPES made when the Fire De
nartment OF Richmond, with bllrterec
: flesh and burning clothing, stood boldly III
~ and forced back the llames which. bu
/ for them, would have swept away much
| the most valuable part OF the city an'
thrown hundreds out OF employment.
+ ike the alarm that calls them to duty, the.
are now ringing the call TO their leho"
citizens to participate with them III IN eve
ming OF enjoyment and also 20 cohlrlou1
IN the purchase Of such necessary article
As will make them better capacit1ted 10
their work. The people viii most hearth.
and cheerfully respond 70 their call.
Police CouRT.-The followin. case
were disposed Of yesterday:
Edward Randolph and Jessie Carte
doth colored). disOrderly at the Chesa
neake and Ohio depot, were fined go
each.
lanes Windsor, charged with hayln
and receiving about fifty bushels OF wheal
valued at $50, the property Of the HaxaL
Crenshaw Company, or Henry Cox, u
tnowino the same to be stolen. The az
cu.ed was bailed for his appearance MOI
day. -.
BENJAMIN F. Windsor, charged VII
steoIing about fifty bushels OF wheat, th
property Of Henry Cox. The case WI
continued till Monday.
Philip :. Kelley was fined S?O ior VIC
lating the city OIGlhdhOe ~
. wooden she'd on his premises without pr'
per permit. .rn IN,
: NJ Rose. charged with unlawiulIy ou!
} ing one lot Of carpenters tools from SON
, uerson unknown, knowing the same 10 I
stolen. Discharged. -,
; David Mayo. charged with house-breai
: ing: also. charged with stealing one iot
carpenter's tools, the property 81 D.
: WEYMOUTH. Sent on TO the grand Jury
BAsE-BALL.-The Defiance Club, OF I'm
adelphia, one Of the strongest anla'e' ,lO'.
associations Of that city, VIII Visit hlciinoi
+ next wednesday and play Tour games WI
: the Richmouds. The klchmonds' ait
2 these games, expect to make trip throu9
I Pennsylvania.