Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27

! 1nlnn ~ NtN III liNil NllAfit it llHI~DQT-
,afinni wheels. he defendants coun.
y sci arfl that the hicychSt was horse.
q man. bicycle taking the place OF the
e horsI he Judge decided in favor Of that
viewst ! should appeal from his decl
. SION
I such enthusiasm has been created Of
- la,,v the wonderful achievements of
: D,E's Giants that baseball has once
m, become popular topic of discus
q 81 in almos: every masculine circle here
, a,sf ever there wa a9img 10 commence
, ! rslng preparations for n 4rst class nine
his city next season il ~ now.
I las been al open secret for some time
I. that several businessmen IN tins city
cOutemplailn. tho organization of a
n team ia Richmond. and furthermore
nt they expect 10 establish "A league IL
l. southern states. Should these plans
,ecarrled out Richmond next summer
ri assume her pristine prominence as q
bel centre.
he hunting season IN this county will
c0mence shortly. and though game. per-
Mss. Is not quite so plentiful ~ IT has been
irNears gone by. there will be enough
bis to afford the crack-shots ample
pl,sure. and what - lacking III the actual
iutcuis II the chase Will be fully sup
| pli by the fertile lnaginatlOns of the
huIsmen.
la, most delightful Of fowls. the wild
| furry, Is ra.d To he abuud ant ari short
WIZ ago a young one WAS captured only
a H. miles from this city by gentleman
whcya~ out wa king. lie would not have
| Kill the bird lut his dog ran upon II
1 ~ -. 4t4~af,ra q, 4
not mt HIM when he had II Tor dinner
thauay.
S,asing Of dogs. OF horses either for
| ttamattcr, no man IN this city Is more
vilc t. taik abOu: them than Charlie
! Stpes Ho has raised DO Ia for years and
cauthAr any gwen canine provided, of
| corse. he does not belong 20 tho nUmer-
oU cur constituency and tell his ances-
| tr from tue time of william the Con-
qrror down 10 the present dnv. 1t has
h"u suggested 90 several %, the itincrart
JNrua.i,fs OF this CITY that MIR. Stokes be
gp.oyed hy them q wiite up the ge-
"a, ical-trre o. john DAVIS. q dog well
nJwn IN newspaper and musical circles.
Visitors who come to tins city are per-
laps more pleased with tho Washington
monumeuf than with anyth NJ else they
See IL Richmond, and / think taeir tastes
can easily tie accounted for. After All it is
tho most interesting and magnificent
thing II tho CITY, and / can never pass
through the Square without pauslng to
admire the grand old heroes. who stand
forth against the skv n all :keir dignity
and sOlemulty. sill II does look Plea
vuAlsh" - $50, the TevoTei coat tails of
Washington dllel With sparrow noets and
the nostrils OF h. rampant charger
disteuded with straw obIcA the pugna-
clous tird- have placed there for Their
homes. When we como 10 cons Ser II
there /, a strange Inconsistency III allow
ius tie father & orr country he VINO
whipped theJohn Bulls out Of their boots
t. nave his per- oual appearances thus de
sgollol toy "a. yes ~ tb- British Isles and
something should be done for as pro
lection. Ii reminds Inc of an odd thing
which s.w III ne geological Gardens az
Central Park. New YORK. | noticed that
IN the larEe ron cage OF the eagles there
tie aulaciou7 sparrow has built tbs nest
al over tue ceiling. and associates with
the dlgnIied American bird without The
slightest fear or respect.
A Richmond IS 70 be monuments al city
am not surprise taat soln3 one has sug-
Etr'fti i-lt iANtA' iA42l- A-1t lt''P W i"sA'
On Broad street ct the intersection ot
Brook avenue and Adams rs the = te tor
some future memorial to Jop Stuart or
( me other one OF our great men. II ls
tue that the place at present does Get pre-
s-ut the APPEARANCE OF the Garden o!
Eden. hat nearly opposite II the maEpih-
cent Masonic Tempe towers aipit, Abd no
o,o vii dispute the fact that IN lew
Years this section OF the city wall he by iar
the grauicst n Richmond. Doubtless
: me fhluk that q would Doc unjust - place
2 maru4 hero N the midst OF want IL dcs-
tined 10 bo the land OF drv-goods stores,
hut after all there a nothing wrong IN
TINS. for with dry-goods stores come the
ladies'. and every one knows tEat there
could 5e 10 heroes unless there Was
woman IN the question.
Iha1 very intcres, az conversation one
beautiful moonlight \ snt while We were
in camp az Wrightsvilie. \. c.. with Lieu
tenant j. J. Haverty, Oh the First Nlrs MA
winch was then camping with
us troops OF the Old North state on the
ma breezy beach. The tlckerln2 lights
I'm the eIard-!iuos caused sentimental emo
IONS to arse IN our bosOins, and he tod
re some e the adventures OF lbs Lie. Az
one time he was SAILOR or marine, lor-
vst VIII D. IL the United States service,
.Yl while IN the employ ~ Uncle sam ne
was sent TO Paris, where he renamed
.4arlv a wear. VI lille IN the beautiful
,,fg he SAW two young men GGllio-
.iu.d. and has description Of the scenes was
exceedingly graphic, out necessarily sich-
..tno Lieutenant llayeTtV has sailed tue
y. far and wide. AMI once VISITED the
Arctic REGIONS, whore ms experiences,
,vl1is pleasant enough 10 hear about,
uust have been very dlsagreeaOie 10 60
broLgh with. The young officer 10 hann-
,oue and l. possessed OIL Il maghincent
'hvs. o,e. but what always strikes me tho
nn.t abnlt him is the gentleness OF his
manners. don't think ever saw more
0anly man. and set at the same time Ae Is
- modest and gentle as a woman.
Several Baptist preachers were taking
- me- the other day-they are tho best
,o,,nauy IN the wolid-and ono OF them
aid III a good-humored way You To-
,orters ought to be ashamed to pubilsh 30
INCH about baseball, all that column
,,,,ht to he devoted 10 poOd relglous
,ewsr tried - cN Dla n that we hAu 10
init all kind of tastes and couiu eAhlpiI
no particular partiallty - any one thins'
~ sofrenos ne t-as perhaps gettlhS the
Ina CLERGY took my SIDE and sad ne thoueh'
,ur pap + used excellent Judgment III the
.eiectlon Of Its matter. lie tnou.nV .Io
-siigious news was good and 30 was the
By the way, Rev. Dr. George
1noper IS a great lover Of the national
nor and ENJOYS spirited contest as 'iuch
!. anvDody. while rev Preston Nash 10
lien seen at the psrk. 1t IS certainly ne
,,ost harmless amusement III the woiii,
an, a certain young businessman OF TINS
Nv complains that II Is getting 80 seen
nc mat after awhile 1t Will be played oy
IT arbitration. -
The Springs season IS now over and &C
,ordinp 10 the humorous magazines ana
,oners tho summer girl" will return 10
20, home and cut the gentleman-ac-
,usintauces she made among the noun
ans or Oh the sandy seashore., Az any
ale tho boys have the consolation Oh
moving that inasmuch rs along with tue
'n,nroer Their money has gone, a niue So
al re,lrement will only serve 10 neai the
n1uries winch have been caused their
,,Irses by August extravagances ana 1.-TWO
g u.. clDUs, now