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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26
RICHMOND LOSES AGAIN.
The Game of Ball on Mayo's Island i'e
suits in Another Defeat.

The Game Of Ball or MaYo'- Island i'f-
suits in Another Defeat.
The game of baseball yesterday resulted
ia defeat for the home team. Owing
doubtless. to the cloudy skies about the hour
of commencing there were not quite a.
many i'm attendance. but those Who W.
present gave flll uttcrancc to their ln'n-
siasm. The playing Of The game }cei-io. IS
was equally as good as Monday s- iAr
Richmond men showing their true mciile Do
excellent fielding. but The whole profeoI -
ing lacked that vim that characicrles 81
lively game OF ball.
The Richm0uds were first at ihc Dat. and
mp 90 the fourth inning had not scored 90
point but Hurd this time touched home
plate IN am earned run. and scored Che iiEE
point for either side. AT the beginning Oi
the sixth. Widgin came into home, but BE-
was at this time that the Baltimore- began
tO make their game. scoring Sis runs.
Foster. tine Richmonds' left fielder. did
phenomenal work, hut the Baltmores cam
hit Hurd's balls easier than Quar.c> aud
gayothe iieldCrs much wO9h in consequence.
Kahn also showed zap well In Yesterday b
come. bat he is rather too light for tne posi-
tiOn ho holds.
Ray. of Baltimore made "a pretty record
Yesterday and did excellent work. Baker
was pitcher for the Batimgges up io tle
seventh inning but at this rme DIS place
was taken by German. Both OF these men
pitched a pretty game. and disc0nccr II
the Richmond boys quite great deal.
The Richmonds' boys. though deserve
great credit for both OF their games. lnc
Baltimorcs are men who are OiA professions
ais, while some OF our club can hardly have
the appcllaton of professional applied to
them. They do remarkably Wcl. and a-
soon as they get t0 working more in unison.
good ball playing Will Doe seen.
During the game yesterday % short shower
fell, and the spectators sought shelter 0r
the erand-sfand through the courtesy 0i
the management The game This evening
will commence at o'clock. The following
is the score:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26

The Governor yesterday appointed the
following members OF the State Board OF
Agriculture. From fle First COngressi0al
district. Captain Orris a. Br0une. of Cape
Charles City. second district. Judge h. l..
Henley. 0f Williamsburg. Third district.
N0rmanl mitl. 90 Richmond; Fifth dis
u.cf. William o.. Suihcrliu. of DauyIlle;
seventh district Major ~. l.. Lyman. OF
Charlottesville; ninth district, George W.
Palmer Ol -aitYi..e.
Their term OF Office rs ftp four years from
March BIB. except Judge Henley, whose
term is two years be having been appointed
vice same. j. Beale, oi Isle Of wight
county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26
CHEROKEE BOOMERS

Driven Out Of the strip by Armed orce.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Mar. 25.-Renoris
from the Cherokee strip. state the scouting
party sent out by Captain Hayes, now in
camp 40 Ponca, brought in three punches of
boomers and sent them South ont OBJ the Ter
rit0ry under escort. Through P0nca, SEE
tier. DOB great numbers are making their
way out of the strip towards Tine Norih and
south.
At Caldwell, Kansas. just North of ihe
strip, Pat O'Couucr, % leading business
man. and B. $. Dill. "a lawyer were arrest
ga bv command of Captain W00ds0n. f0r
invading the strip and attempting t0 re-
build Cherokee CITY," the settlement of
ur houses that was RACED Joy .the troops
last saturday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26
RAILROAD MEN.
Having Royal Time in the Mexican Re
public.

CITY OF MENco, Mar. 2j.-Prosideni
Diaz gave reception % the visiting gen.
.eral passenger and ticket agents this after
noon. Minister Ryan introduced tho party
and referred 90 the amount OF capital in.
vested i'm railroad property in the United
States. together with the volume of business
done i'm the year 1887. He then presented
james Charlton. of the Chicago and Alton
Road. MS the representative of tho party
Sir. Charlton briefly. bat el0quently. alluded
to the hospitality of the receptions which ile
railroad men had met with since their alr-
val In the Republic. and expressed The Wish
that Mexico would forever be free from
foreign interference
President Dial responded in a feeling and
aunreclatiyo vein. The impression created
ON both sides was exceedingly friendly and
the belief was expressed that the Visit Of
the party would go far toward
Bringing both Republics into closer
commercial relations. Tonight. "a brilliant
reception was held no The residence of Mir
lister RYAN. The special train Will leave for
Chicago tomorrow morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26
COMMON COUNCIL.
Railway and Other Matters Discussed al a
Called Meeting.

Called Meeting.
A called meeting of the Common Council
was held yesterday evening, at which the
following members were present: Anderson
Bodeker, Bowdeu. Brauer, Burke, Isaac w
Carter, Christian. Courtney. lerriter, Zig
Gins. Moore. Peasants, steel, stration
i. ". White, X. White, w. J.. White, Wing
neid. Winston and Campbell.
The Chair declared that The seat Of 4. X.
Carter was vacant, he having accepted "a
government position i'm the United states
postonice. ON motion OF Mr.. Burke tho
rules were suspended and the Council went
into an election.
Mr.. Courtney nominated Mr. Dennis
O'Ncal and Mr. Burke seconded 10. and he
was declared elected a member of The COun-
Gil from jackson ward.
The current expenses of the city govern
ment have been such as 90 uocessitate a re-
port from the Finance Committee. ACCOM-
panied by a resolution authorizing them 90
borrow money, In order 90 deiray necessary
expenses. such as salaries, dc. The reason
Of tlis H. 90 Doe found M the fact that Zoe
appropriations of this fiscal year have not as
vel been passed. The amount asked for in the
resolution was 100000. DR.. Steel submitted
the report OF tao Finance Committee. saying
that they had "g0t 20 such point
that they could 20 no iufihef. MT. LoN-
den asked the necessity for the resolution.
Dr. Steel said that they had borrowed
money until they could borrow 10 more uu-
less the council authorized il. Mr.. Ander-
son explained that the money was for cur
rent expenses, debt. heretofore contracted,
was what was wanted with the money. lie
did not think the budget had anything % DO
with the $40, 900 asked for. The resolution
did not appropriate. II put money ia the
treasury borrowed on a negotiable note. /
lhe resolution was unanimously adopted.
On motion OF Mr. Taylor Strati0n, petit /
lion from the Manchester Railway and I'm
Company, asking the passag, Of /
an ordinance giving them permission 90 /
,0nnect their tracks and run their cars over
he line Of the Richmond City Railway Com
,any's line. and releasing them from the re-
iulrement % build double line on Mar
bah street, was taken up. An ordinance
eco npanled the petition, which provides
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26

SAVANNAH. Ca. Mar. 2j.-lhe Dc0r-
Press Association held JOS tWeniy-,eeoul
annual meeting ai fhe De,0t1 ll0fe. here lr
day. Ole hundred members of thn a,.o
citation and their wives were In attendance
and were the guests of col. j. ID. E-ieiL
president of the association. Resolutions en-
dOrsin- the Farmers Alliance movement
were passed.
President Estell declined reelection. THE
following officers were elected. President
W. J.. Gle-sng, First fice-ln-dent
J.. ". Peoples. second Niec-prpsidenf. T..
J.. Gannt: Treasurer. s.. R. Weston. Re-
c0rdine secretary. Do IS. Chapman. Corr
responding Secretary. W. IS. Neai; ENecu-
tive Committee. john IrIpctt. d. ID. Butt,
y. W. stanford, rs. ~. Turner and g.. d.
Grover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26
Personal Mention.

Rev. Peter 4. Peterson. former pastor OF
Centenary Methodist Church here, was
warmly welcomed by his friends and former
flock yesterday.
Mr.. +. q. Wise, Of Norfolk, y IN the citi
I'm attendance on the Grand Council OF ln'
ROYAL Arcanum Of Virginia.
J. :. Beck and W. Il. Beyill, Of the Nor.
folk and Western Railroad, were IN the city
yesterday.
Mr.. +. II. BransiOrd. AUDITOR on 'n'
Shenandoah Railroad, was in the city yes.
terday.
Rev. George ". Ray. OF tine Virgin"
Methodist Conference, is in the CITY,
Or. r. +. Franklin, of west Main street. Is
very i'm with pneumonia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26
SCORE HY INNINGS


Earned -hIchmOuds. D. Two basa uII,
-SiauthrOue. fIsf. hlse Ou errors. GLE
muros 3, Richmunis D. Base on nHlIt-lacN.
mouds, .: Ialumores. 9. Lett ou uotcs-
Richmuuls, Is. ba'iimorcs, stolen nls.s-
Long 3, RAY Henry. Townsend, over,
Kahn ., Kelley and Mccartney. Sirucf Qua.
by Baker. IS. German, y: hurl 3. Base Ifom
being .hit-kpncy. Double uiaFs-fuY ant
Power, and Power and Roche. Passed balls
Mccartney, .. MID litcnee- Hufi, ID -uc-
rlnce hils-O iouille ..nd Mccartney. ilm- OF
game, 1919. Umpire, lofcutz.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26
CITY DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.


A meeting Of the City Democratic Com
mittee was held last night in the rooms OF
the powhatan Club.
A plan was adopted for The assessment OF
candidates Dt The coming primary election.
Mr. X. T.. Winston. OF Monroe ward. r.-
signcd as member OF the committee. $50
one was elected 90 800 the vacancy. iLe
ward committee asking time 90 confer so as
90 present an efficient man.
hr. James n. Forrlttr resigned DIS posse
ton as ward superintendent he being a.
candidate al the primary. Mr.. Mann T.
Valentine was elected 90 the vacancy.
The secretary was instructed t0 inform
an candidate, that they Will have tO report
10 him before j. NJ. April lst. as no One
announcing himself after tha, time Will Doc
allowed % enter the primary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26
FREE FIGHT AT SEA

Sailors ON the AIbemarle iiave "a High Old
Time.
PHILADELPHIA. Mar. %. Captain Iol.
man. OF the bark Al1emaric, which arrived
to-day from Irninid. Cuba. said that while
the vessel was lying at Trinidad lhc creW
all got drunk and free fight ousucd. Mich
ael Brennan chased sailor named Charles
Leicester upon Che i0p-gaiant l0reclslio
and cut him. Leicester. in order iO avoid
further injury jumped overheard and WAS
drowned. Brennan was taken before ilo
American Consul and held on the charge uI
manslaughter. Leicoster'- body was Dee
covered the next day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26

superintendent Adams Of tac gas work
has posted the following notice 40 the ciN
gas works. TO the majority of the men al
the works lhe notice was very acceptable
ANY CmplOyc 0l this department found
asking or receiving money from ans candi-
date for "A municipal office Will at oule he
discharged The notice is signed by SIR.
Adams, as superintendent Tie does not
pretend % discriminate in favor Of any cam
dldate but is moved 10 the action taken by
general urlncinlps
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26

Governor Mckinney has ISSUED q requ'si-
ton for William Gr0um. arrested In freder-
ick. Maryland and wanted iu L0ud0un
county, Virginia, on charge OF petit lar
cony and Jail breaking.
Mr. Freeman rs. Jones sheriff of Peters
burg Has iu ihe lrst auditors Office yestcr-
day looking over his accounts.
Judge William II. Mann. of Noit0way
county. called 0n Governor Mckinney yes
tcrday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26
The seatenniai League.

The >extennial League was organized IN
Philadelphia aud incorporated under fhe
laws Of Pennsylvania, July is. lSss. Tha
League now numbers over 1900 members
and no lodges, three Oi which are ian this
city. Walter ID. Reynolds Lodge, No. mo-.
named in honor OF lhe supreme president.
who viii officially visit this ciiy on April &
lor the purpose Of publicly installing this
Lodge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26
BRIEF TELEGRAMs.

a fire started in tno business portion ol
Lpredo Tex, Monday morning. anl before DO
collIbe checked 100000 worth OF property
bad been destroyed.
A copper tube. four inches long. c0r-
tanning powder and percussion clps. was
found inthe siock-loom OF the Philadelphia
post0Mee.
George vs. pcek tho hmori.i has been
made tine Democratic candidate Tor mayor of
Milwaukee.
Lee Chuck. the notorious hIshbmier OF SAN
Francisco. has been sentenced Go fifty ycals
imprisonment for murder
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26
rl.Drn.AL.


VIRGINIA pEAuEsTlAHf.
March. 1850.
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- received al ibis ol"e uutl FRIDAY.
MA.cu Z-ln, .t I'D O'Clock a.. l0r flr-
ulshins tNi. institution Hr lH next rMes
months. commencing April lsf With De-
following articles, ln none uf less quantities.
As lIr IlN.femHuIs demand. Was
1915 barrels FAMILY tLDlf s1mn.nl
500 bushels good 800 NlNANIAELI
hlLl-D MEAL lsaWpiol
1900 pounds RICE IsIUUifI
i.luu QouuUs BROW s. -lDAN fsnmrlnl
2fuuO pound, BULK MlAI bUlI-. rilllI.-
ial.-. 3d. LILIES or~lntS sampled
1000 gallons low grade ~lltll- tsamplc.l
5000 pounds IliPENlfNt SOAP lsamnl.I
1000 gallons ktliu~fNE Oh. 1902 test.
80 gallons lltAl-JItul Oil. 1902 Q, ~
10 sacks LIN lklOll SAIL.
barrels VINEGAR .samIIel
Mark uumC and price on each sample.
The above 3 obs Oh be delivered at i.to Vie.
elnit lenlieutlAy Zee of aii dgaNass. ami I'm
sucl-Q quantities ana nt sucu times nS tlD ~
finllnNen may require ihtiu 10 De- al.
iiNerfl. subject fu Inspection. -enar,ta tl1s
Will be rlceifed FOR amy one or more of me
above articles.
The Board OF Directors rt.arge stl,.. .i..tt g..
reject amy on an bios
by order OF the Board OF Directors
". ". MOSfS.
"1i-o-A' superintendent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26

General Wade Hampton viii deliver "a
lecture before Company 4, oi the flist ieSi-
mont. some time early i'm April. on the fight
M Treyilian's depot, and tine movements at
tending.
At the meeting Of Virginia ConclaFe, i.9,
Order OF Ilepias0phs, last night. MT. A.. W .
Rosene was elected archon, vice Robert
Hill, Jr., resigned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26

The faculty OF Richmand College have
agreed upon the nth OF April for the
"field Day" exercises 10 be held. the pro-
gramme This year will be an exceedingly
interesting one, and will De participated in
by a number Of welltrained athletes Of the
college boys. Prof. Frank &. johnson will
be the herald Of the occasion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26

There have been ISSUED by the Board 0i
Trade of England table, relating to liie-,ll-
ing On rhe coasts ol ihe United Kingdom
during the year ending 3Uth June. $500. and
showing the different lf.-suug apnl.
raiuses and with particulars oi services
rendered by ihe apparatus and the number
of lives saved. ln Scotland, n 1850. There
were tWcnly-iOur places supplied with i.i0-
saving apparatus, and iu l0o~-'l Che NUNS
Der had increased tc i0riy-iyc. scotland
bad thirty-tAree liie-boat- ln 1865. and iu
l.---'I there We're forty i.ht. The greatest
number of lives saved Dy the liie-saylug aN-
paratus in twelve months since 1871 was
eighty-tW0 boo i,e--3. and ihe next highest
was siXty-lhree in lslO-l.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26

In the Hastings Court Of Manchester yes
fcriay was recorded The lease by the Rich
mlnl aud Manchester Railroad Company 10
souihside Land and Improvement Com
pany, of an ol lis property for a term OF On
years from March lsi. 1880.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26

The members Of the Richmond Typo
graphical Union will meet tonight, az their
halt % elect TWO delegates for tie internl-
tional Union, which meets at Atlanta, Ca,
June 18th,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26
HlsIORlCiEVENT5.
Entertaining Lecture ny the Rev. Dr
1Ioers 30. Ifo4o.

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bf. lio-e REQUIRED DOB Ine easement ol ili
chufcn. ANA commenced 't saying ihai n'
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26

Mr.. David A. Ainslie makes "a specially
Of the manufacture OF ladies phutons. Nos.
s. I'D and n Tenth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26

For coughs and throat troubles use
Browns Bronchial lI0ches." "Ihey stop
an attack Of asthma cough very promptly. 50
&C. Falch. Meanwhile. Ohio.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26

For this malady take that 0ll-fash'on
remedy OF our mothers, syrup of Pure Pine
Tar, HOrehOuuJ and Wild Chary-Dr.
Ddyid's Couch -yr1u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26

N'i'I| tH' i.t'Ii''' ''" "
close. nHl ildi il neither $50" % committee
0r printing press. There were ieH
member, in fneIf seats. and those 0u hand
o.or0 tfI.l r.r.rl-h and indifferent. After
naffn..tla race through ihe House. tNo
| ,nf ...rf. fI.. f.ituf- 0f fIU Senate af fla
...........l ..i+ d fr.t. Odd. aa..for'4 r0-
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THE hll's passage lNf lf'NNIll HIIcAif
built castles oi gold lH fIe minds of DO. in-
nnrfnraf.rs. understood illf ufr0fil-
fi.r. mo ara rn.r nDrlnr between fra
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lle charter hia been display I'D eminent
counsel of the champions. anI inef have POI.
ho.ifaucF iu saving chat they could receive
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26

The Co0red State Teachers A-s0ciaun
Of Alabama viii meet 70 Iuskesee on the
lLl ul ADr-I.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26
PRIZE FIGHTING, &c.
PECULIAR PROVISIONS or A VIZ
GINA LAW LATELY ENACTED.

The virginia sporting and Athletic clnb
Authorized 10 Have ANY Sort Of Enter
tainment for Man or Beast on Closed
Ground.
The Norfolk Nirginian Of yesterday gives
particular prominence 60 bin which pass
ed the late Legislature and received ihe
Governors approving signature. which iu-
oorporate- the Virginia Sporting and Aih-
ictic Club. and gives ifs president the right
90 demand The appointment from county
judges Of officials for the preservation Of
order. which IFS construed hy tine knowing
ones % permit an evasion of the law on the
statute books, .uasmuch as 70 says that amy
law which conflicts with Che privileges i'
gives are repealed, 500 iaras they apply io
tls acf.
Under i's provisions The company can
own 1900 aorc- of land in every county ol
the State. it can have entertainments for
man Or beast boo closed ground. which can
be posted. and on which all persons, to use
The language of tle bib. scare prohibited
ud forbidden llr ans purposes.
0r in ans capacity whatsoever without the
consent ai iie president 0r manager of such
company" no tra-pa-.. There is even
70 clause boo tine aHi which prohibits
an persons from interfering in amy m1u-
uer with any persons engaged ODD 90 contest
and give. the company b officers power Gu
eject ilem. By the provisions OF tnc bin DO
i- as riod DF those Who are c0nYorsluf
with I'd that There can Doe bull fights. prize
fights. dog fights. chicken fights and amy
.fI..r contest tfuIUH fn. IIUuIUinn sun u il
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26

In section IS of the ordinance concerning
streets occurs this language. "fOr amy
onensc against The sections referred 10, COM
mitted i'm the presence of any police officer
Of the city, hc may arrest The offender and
takehim forthwith before the Police Justice.
such officer may pay twenty-five cents for
the safe Keeping Of the vehicle or animal
during the absence of the driver or owner
and what Is so paid shall bee included i'm The
COSTS. ifany, recovered against the offender
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
EaZEl2AA
AynnY nrrNa nm sAFE.

Younger and his gung OF outlaws despoiled
q train In 1879 and there, on u recent dark
and stormy night, u band OF masked des'
peradoes "held up passenger train and
secured the contents OF the strong box In
the express car,
How the robbers got aboard lsnot known,
but while steaming down grade NJ a fast
pace the engineer aud fireman suddenly
found themselves covered by revolyers In
tho hands Of men who ordered them 10
stop the train, They did so, and the raid on
the express cur took place, But one man
climbed into the car, Hemade his mission
known In the tersest sort of style,
"Open that safe or will kill YOU" was
his greeting 10 Messenger Avery, and the
Inter obeyed without unnecessary delay.
The contents Of the safe were put In n bag
the robber jumped out, shouted "All
right; 20 ahead, and ho and his eompan-
Ions disappeared In the darkness, IL ls
Thought they secured between 100000 and
$4,000
Jesse James, Jr., told a Kansas City re.
porter the other day that he regarded the
recent Missouri paci1c train robbery as
the work OF amateurs Young James is
now 10 years old, aud very bright and In
dustrlous boy. lie is said TO know moro
about the train robberies Of tho past than
any one In the country. He Gun tell tho
time aud place Of the principal hold ups"
and tho names Of the participants In them.
He lives with his mother, and Is her chief
support,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
summer Jeweiry,

Summer itwclry h the prcttlcst thing
that has appeared In long time Elsie
Bee, Ia Jewellers Circular, describes II as
follows
II Is Of onamclcd silver IN all che new In
tcrlaccd and gcometrcal forms, aud the
prevailing tlnts are white and turquoise
blue, These are used Ia combination, re.
licving one another dantlly The dlyorg
ence from these forms is In knottod rope
designs of white enamel, suggesting yacht
iug costumes, aud Of course the senu.
mental henrt, suggesting strolls on the
beach and down the mountain side,
The flowers In white enamel on silver are
the dalntiost things imaginable for yapory
summer toilets Silver brooches copy flow.
ors, but leaves offer better designs Grad
uated Ivy leaves overlapping one another,
the shamrock with lts stems wound around
making a sort of framework for the leaf,
The graceful maple with H. notohod edges
and decorative twining, sweet pea leaves
with u couple Of folded buds, and the this
tlo with its pric'Sly edge Te the fayoritC
models Many of these Leaf pins have a
pearl IA a drop OF dew, aud moro have irl-
descent Insects o. an additional ornament,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04

The principal front door Of the engin,
house may or may not be made 20 swing
open automatically II is used only fol
the purpose Of the passage Of the fire appa
rntus. There N u aide entrance for the or
dlnary passage OF the lremeu when moi
engaged In active duty Between this dooi
and The large one IN front Is shown circle
with the center marked, This center indi
Gates the position OF brms pole about
3N inches IN diameter, which extends from
the first up TO and into the second floor
The men who have their sleeping room
above grasp the pole and slide down itintC
the engine room In case Of an alarm, Thi,
IN quito a saving Of time over the usua
method Of coming down the stairway
This arrangement 10 now common 70 all
first class department houses