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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16
Ialse Economy

is practiced by many people. who buy inferior
articles OF food because cheaper than standard
goods Surely infants are entitled 10 the
best Cd obtainab.e. Il is a fact that the
Gail Borden Eagle" Brand Condensed Milk
IS tho best infant food. Your grocer and
druggist keep it,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16
AUCTION sALEs-This Dsv
Appers0n 4 Pollard.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
No. north Eleventh street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME p VEL | g

rI,RTfSTfES SALE OF FRAME DNELL.Nnn
| on THE SOUTH SIDE OF BkOOhIhnnRr
STREET, ONE HUNDRED FEEL EAS1 MI ~
niNNEEN STREET, IN DINNEENo ADJ
1iON TO THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
Rv virtue Of = deed Of trust dated June ~,
issl recorded in the clerks ONCE OF neni ~
County Court in y. j. ~ b., page 3e, an IN,
request Of the note-hoder. default HAVING IS oht
made IN the payment Of portion OF tne ~ ~
thereby secured. will sell. by AUCTION Oh 'n'
premises. on
SATURDAY. JANUARY 10 lo52'
A. A o'clock +. NJ. the aboye-described properly.
consisting Of Frame Dwelling, with three r4oins
and good frame stable, on the souih ssos ~
Brookland street, one hundred feet east oi I,ii.
neen street The lot fronts twenty feet an -,
back l26 feet, more or less, 70 bacon Su@i'o'
Branch. 5000 -..,,or,v
Parties who invest in this class OF property
will now have a chance 10 buy bargain. .
TERMs: Cash sufficient TO detray expenses vi
sale and TO pay a note OF sy3.3, With intel9s 80
from December y, 1891, and credits As ~ ~
notes all dated 2sth June, 1852 paysDie ~ ~
lows: s23 in thirty-three months, s2!''O III M
tv-six months. s22.40 IN thirty-hRe HlVp e Us
a. no in fOrty-two months, s2l.sl IN lolty-n. .
months Sgf.50 IN forty-eight months. 80. III
ffty-one months $3.50 IN ntty-I0ur month";,
az f0 in ffty-seven months ana sou III 80
months; the balance as MAY pe Al, auh1 ~ ~
hour Of sale T.. 4 Iifol-i-i - t0 IA
APPERsoS X POLLARD. Auctioneers' Ja4V-Ius
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ESlNAN-A DARK brown lEATLfNG.
- about eighteen months old; Was taken NJ
by the police. The owner can get the Same by
applying al First pollce-station old Market.
JOHN POI. JR..
lal5-u Chief Of Police.
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days
Or-~~~~~-~~------~0--~ 0-'~0,.- ~ ~ " ~ -
By Chewing & Rose
Real Estate Agents. Auctioneers and BroAer''
No. north Tenth street.
TRUsTEES' SALE
HIGHLY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
SITUATED on THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF LEIGH AND
FIRST STREETS.

By virtue Of a certain deed Of trust, dated 18th
January ls9l ana OF record IN me clsrH once s,
If Richmond (hancery Court, in deed look idJ
A page 81, default having been made IN tho
uavment Of "a portion of tho debt therein Sc
cured and beng required so TO 10 by the nene-
fciary. We will sell by auction, upOn the piem-
lses, on
FRIDAY. rnE ODD DAY OF JASuARY 1892
AT 4:g0 o'clock p. VI. the following property. TO,
Wit. AL those two lots, pieces or pareei OK isn9
situated 0u the nOrthwe-f corner or tust aul
TeirL streets. I'm the ct OF Richmond. Na.,
fronting together 90 feet on the north side 81
Ieigb street 80 It's intersection with the west
line of First street. and running back between
parallel lines l0l feet. moro on less. tosethe
with the brick houses NO-. ~ amt ~ east lelsh
street and al other improvements thereon To-
gether Herewith an alley about leei "l4e'
leading out from the rear OF lot Ao -u 10 lhe
wide alloy in rear, sometimes called ,arier
aNev. The location of the above property TO,
pethcr with us construction. comments liseu
fO all I'D quest of paying inves mcnts.
IFuds. Ouc-f0urth an cash; the residue ~
six and twelve months, secured hy q trust deed
urOu tho property. 4. D. ili 49,
j. SIIILhDlN0,
gEisf6 Trustees.
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QOMMIssIONERS SALE OF TIE
TERMINAL HOTEL,
WEST POINT. va.
SATURDAY, TIBRUARY l3. 1872,
Al j. O'CLOCK "

by virtue OF e decree q the circuit court Of
KING William county entered on the 2lst tal ~
November. 1891. ia the chancerF causes W Digs.
20 ais. W Henley and Henley Is Atkinson. trus-
tee, We will sell 40 auction 30 the highest bid
der, upon the premises. On
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY %, lsy2,
commencing 40 10 o. clock d.. that VALUABLE
HOTEL PROPERTY described "a the deed o.
trust from Henley 10 Atkinson. trustee. as all
that certain tract o. parcel OF land lying hnt
being ln tie town OF Wet Point. King William
county. Va. upon which stands tAe Terminal
Hotel and It's apUur .cnancos, eing 10 much OF
the Beach lot lies between ID an j. streets ss
they would be- projected ~ they ram down to the
water. Also al The lkAlil ~ in said Aotol.
his lisa large lOCkSlON HOTEL located
in beautiful portion Of the healthy an4
growing town of West Point. and Is vel. pat
F0nilei as q ) MINER Resort.
ILhM-: Cash enough 90 pay expenses " sale
AID 60 DISCHARGE ho several notes nov lUe WltA
interest until paid. as follows: 600, due Sep
tenn az !, 1885; sLotl.5l, s3,53.3i and %
due March z. 1870; $50 due SeDtomt or /, 1900,
1855 80 s36tj66 and si2j due March T. 1921.
and S!lU. due September ,, 1891, AMI upon the
following credits: s33j3.38 SH66t6f aud
$40 until March !. 1892 AMI the balance. II any.
may be announced ut time or sale.
ISAAC DlGGS.
II. II. LEWIS.
ii. X. POLLARD,
Commissioners.
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YORK RIVER LINE VIA WEST poIyr
LEAVE RICHMOND.

THE FAY0RITE ROUTE TO BATTV0nr
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16
By Chewing 6iRose,
Peal Estate Agents Auctoueors and Brokers,
40. 6north Tenth street.
TRUSTEES SALE
CATHERINE STREET AND NORTH SECOND
STREET IMPROVED PROPERTY.

by virtue Of two certain deeds OF trust. one
dated oth day OF ScpfCm er. 1851. and or record
i'm Tie clerks Office OF Richmond lhancery
Court in Deed Hooi l3, A., page t. tine other
dated July IT, 1880. also OF re ord IN the
clerks Once Richmond tlauclry Court IN
H. T. lN g.. page 10. default having been
made in the Ia ment OF portion OF the cove
uanfs contained in 10th Ot said deeds OF trust
and being Required go to- do Us tile oenehciagy'
we will sell O.. auction upon the promises IN lhe
order following. VIZ; On
WEDNESDAY. TIE 2orH DAY OF JANUARi, ls'2'
nj 4:8O o'clock p. 1L. all that certain lot o. par
eel OF land with the improvements thereon ~
ing and being i'm the city OF Achmond, lr-
pinia ON the south side of Catherine street De-
tween MuntOrd and GIimer streets. fronting on
Catherine street twenfy-nine feet ali rum hB
back between parallel line 100 feet 90 an aAot
l0 feet wide. Also on
THURSDAY. THE 2isr DAY or JANUARY 1872
at4.s0P NJ. all that certain lot. piece or parcel
of land with the Improvements thereon lfluB
and being in the city OF Richmond, virginia. ON
the cas-, side of Second street ami bounded as
follows: Beginning on said second stree at the
distance of % feet from baker street, thence I'm
a northern direction 20 feet. thence at right
angles and running back l2i feet .o an alley,
This property is i'm good condition; IS Welllo-
Gated. and Us ALWAYS sought alter iy tenants $40
good rentals Carry the time ana place Do your
miud and mind You do not fail to attend the
sale.
TFRMs: One-fourth cash. the residue I'm six
and twelve months, secured Dy deed Of trust
A. j. (HEMNIAGr
j. SlIIERDlNG.
ial5-6t trustees
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Old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
FOR NEW YORK


Steamers ieaYo Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY. Manifest closed one hour before
sailing time.
steamers leave New York FOR Richmond
EVEKi WEDNESDAY aud SATi kDAf al 3 J..
~. arriving ia Richmond MONDAY AMI FRI
DAY mornings.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin fare o. Now York yla James RIVER
route lncluding meals and beftnl....,.- 80 %
Kound-trip ticket limited 10 thirty days
after date OF issue. u w
Storage. with subsistence. ................ TO
Steerage. without sui sistonce. .,..,......., O
Cabin fare via Chesapeake and ONO rail-
road ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30 10
Cabin faro Via Richmond and Petersburg
ickets can 10 obtained at 4. s.. CARRIER li
Main street Chesapeake and Ohio and Rich
mond and Petersburg depots nut A. company
Offices 1901 Main street and wharf, Rockets.
FREIGHT received daily until +. n.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS.
TfrFSDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake and Ohio rail
wnv via Newport Newsl az $40 A d.. and by
Richmond and letershurg railroad, same dag AZ
9nl A NJ. viii make CONNECTION at NORFOLK
with steaner leaving those days.
GEORGE W ALLEN K co, Agents.
No. 1901 Main street. and
jas-.f Companys Wharf Rockets
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TRAIN $50. I'D, o.lJ L. NJ
( OCAL EXPRESS daily except sunday
Il Stops 40 all stations A. Lester Manor cla
meets with stage for Malkerfon; also conn ia
with Baltimore steamer at West Point.
TRAIN 80. l5.4.i0 b. NJ
DBLTINORE LIMITED. daily. ezcep. Sun
ID day. for West Point connecting with Sod.
river steamer for Baltimore. AZ Baltimore
steamers connect with Baltimore aud Oh.lr..
road tor Washington. Philadelphia AMI SOW
York. FARE. Richmond t0 baltimore sI tl
Washington, SO; O. phladelplia. $3.50. N.g
ork. sl.n0
STEAMERS LEAVE BALrMOnffp A.
NOR WEST POINT, daily. oNrsr. S.n..r
L thence hy Richmond and Danle a.r.I
70 Richmond. arriving az 9a0 B. ~ .al
A. ~
TRAM No. 30. $3.50 A. &c.
/ ODAL MINED daily, eNcon. sunday. .a.v.t
u iwenty-thirl stree. station i0g nt.t .0l.
and intermediate points.
lieket Office Oh station loot of Virginia s.rss.
oven go 8. ID. 20 0.0J a. I. anl from M ID
3..0 a. IT,
city ticket Office. 90 Main street
SOl. ii ASS. JAS. H.. lhlIl..
Traffic Manager. Cen ra. eugOr As..t
TT. A. ..h
Assistant General Passenger As.at
tlarlo.tc, 81.
IS. IT. GREEN. General Manager
j.. IEhhELEl, ,1. .rntolaent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16
RAILROADS.
RICHMOND & DANVILLE R. R.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE sorvru
AND SOUTHWEST
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DECEMBER 6. 1871
LEAVE RICHMOND.
TRAIN No. H. 2.2o N

DCuLDOlL IN LIfE1l DLbLMBEk g. 1871
LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No n. BEAM.
SOUTHERN EXPRESS daily for Danvii.
> Greensboro, Miuston-Saiem. Dnrbaroo'
Raleigh, kaRdleman. salisbury AsheviIie IT,.
Springs, Charlotte, Columbia. Aiken. Hryns.s
Atlanta, Birmingham. Montgomery. NeN ~
leans, Texas and California Pullman Dal,es
sleepiRg-cars Richmond 20 Danyille AMI ian
vile 20 Asheylle, Hot Springs and Knory.'is
also DsRyihe % Atlanta, birmingham. Nom
pills and Kansas City. So. without change.
TRAIN 10. y 3.0JP H.
IASI MAIL, daily, for all points South ana
Southwest, Connections 80 Mosely Junct.11
Tor tarmyille and PoWhatan railroad. az Koe..
vile for Clarksyille oxford. henderson. D.r.
ham aud Raleigh Through cOach Richmond =,
Ialeighl; a. Danyll.e with Pullman sleeper fo-
Augusta and Atlanta; a. Greensboro for U1-.
NAM haleigh &c. also with Pullman S'oerar
Tor Knoxville via Asheyillo. Washington AMI
Southwest Nestibred Limited, soath50uoi
leaves Danyille $50 A. IT,
TRAIN No. r.. 600 p 81
4 MELIA ACCOMMODATION. daily ercs,.
II sunday for Amelia Courthouse aud ints-.
mediate points.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
Train No i2, 7:40 A. ~; No. %, sop. H.. No
IS S85 A. 81.
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DHIIADEIP HIA. RICHMOND AND NOR
/ FOLK STEAMSHIP COMPANY
APPOINTED sailing days every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY 40 j. 81. and every lNDAi $50 a. 81.
Freight Tor tuesday and Friday steamers ro-
ceiyed TIL I.I a. Vt. For sun LAYS steamer
ul T.. M saturday freight received daily tl
5P IT.
Fare 10 Phiadelphia.........................s60 5000
Tor further Information apply 90
j. W. cOAkRICk.
General Southern Agent
once. Rockets
W.P. CLYDE 90.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16
MEETINGS.

OLD DOMINION BUILDING AND LoANf
ASSOCIATION.
RIcHMoND Va. January q. le2
THE SECOND ANNUAL NETTING OF TIE
/ SHAKEuOi DLKS or THE Old bOMiN-
ION BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
viii be held on III E~DAf. jASrAHY -6 lsa!. tho
date fixed by the bylaws. 80 - H.. 40 the rooms
Of the Chamber of C0inmt rec Richmond. ga.
CARLTON MCCARTHY
Secretarg and Treasurer.
J. TAYLOR ELLISON. President. ia lO-lN
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TRAINS NOBrHWARD


Nos H. f- 33 and 8i make uO stops AOg li '1 I
~ stop on signal 40 Manchester, Centrala 1ll
Chester. AOs. IS stop on signal at 'I..l
chester rewry's, Cenralia and hester 30 81
stops on signal at Manchester only ior passel.
GERS purchasing tickets 90 regular stopping
uisces for this train south Of Petersburg. so.
b. 35. 80. 80. SO. 40 an will stop ON sigma. 81
all stations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16

STEAMSHIPS.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMpANYS
FoRTHEsE8SH0BF CHEAPEsTAND MOST
pleasant ROUTE TO NORFOLK
PORTSMOUTH. NEWPORT
NEWS lLAEENONI.
AND JAMES RIVER LANDINGS.
CONNECTIONS:
At NEWPORT NEWS and NDEFOLh Tor
Hamilton. Old Point and Smithfold. Va. Wash
MON. b. g.. Baltimore. philadelDhia and New
York same afternoon; also no Norfolk for last
ern North Carolina and tho south.
AT ClANtMONI with the Atlantic ana
Danyille Railroad for WayerlY. uicAslord and
al ''3'i0DO)N Only ALL WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
GREAT TOURIST LINE.
JAMESTOWN, DUTCH GAP AND WAR
RATES LESS THAN HALF CHARGED BY
'''' ''~ RAIL LINES.
FARRTO PORTSMOUTH ANDNORfOLksL5O
$40 ROUND Trip; 81 NECOAD-CLASS
FlNNl-CLAN~ MEALS.
The elegant and fast steamer
ARIEL.
CAPTAIN DEYO,
Carrying nited States maid.
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY AND ilIDAf NJ 4.
NJ lSlHEEl-lAkS 60 DIRECTLY lOnILA1-
EL'S MfAlfI for above named places. Nefuru-
ing. the steamer leaves Norfolk and Ne"por,
News Oh alternate days, arriving az hlchinonc
THROUGH tickets on sale on steamer and 40
Carriers Agency. 30. POI Main street, baggage
checked through. ... -..,., go,
NIGHT
FREIGHT
Freight received daily Tor Norfolk. Forts
mouth. ~mithheld. Hampton. old loinL
Naverly. HicAsf0rd and Alexandria. a.; Wash
ington. ID. g.. Newlorne. Washington and Tar
B. TO n. e.: all stations on Atlantic and Dan
vile. Seaboard and Roanoke Norio.k southern
ana Farmvls and Iowhatln Railroads. ami
Eastern NORTH Carolina generally, also, Tor
Eastern Shore ~ Virginia and al regular land
ings on the james and happanann1ck rivera
atIONEoI RATES and through Bills issued.
IIClEA b. IAILM, Alce-fre5ldens
SO. lll7 Main street and Rockets
IRyIS NEIsNGR, Freight and Passenger Agent.
DHIIADEIPHI RICHMOND AND NOR
/ FOLK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Appointed sailing days every LkSDAl and
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Onrrains Nos 10. % ami % sleeping cars ia'Fa'
New York and Tampa Fla. VIA Jacks0nf.li.
ON Trains Nos. Z end 20 sleeping-cari l0'fel
New York and Charleston. On Trains hat =
and IS sleeping-cars between DC" loiA ana
Jacksonville. .,n lI.H '.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16

eTHTET, one HUNDRED NIL I'D n M
1iTNEEN STREET, IN DINNEEN D ADD
TiON TO THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-28
ODD FELLOWS VISITATION.
Reliance Lodge Called on What Cheer
last evening.

last evening.
Some weeks ago Reliance Lodge, /. o.
o. f., of East Providence, notified What
Cheer Lodge OF this city that they would
make them a fraternal visit. Tuesday,
evening. September 27, and both Of the
lodges have looked for the event with
more than usual interest. The regular
attendants OF each lodge formed them
selves into committee Of one and went
to work with will to have as many OF
their memb bers present on the occasion as
possible, and as a natural consequence
the large hall of What Cheer Lodge was
filled to Its utmost capacity. About D. 10
o'clock Noble Grand, X. l.. Pooler, the
officers and about forty-tive members Of
Reliance Lodge were escorted into the
hall by Past Grand Samuel A. Weldon,
and they were given cordial welcome by
Noble Grand George Ii. Schroeder.
After the reception the third degree was
conferred on one candidate, Past Grand
Henry L. Rogers being the degree master.
The work was done In an excellent
manner. After the ceremony of conferring
the degree was concluded short inter
mission was had when a general shaking
of hands ensued. Next came the good of
the order when remarks OF "a very interes I
ing nature were made by Noble Grand
Schroeder of What Cheer Lodge, Noble
drunu IOrtcr Oh itcliauCe lLOugc itnu l-dSI
Grand G l.. Pierce, Brother McCarty,
Grand Marshal X. Is. Lincoln, past
grand Lincoln's father-n-law; Past
Grand Perkins, Past Grand Dean, Brother
Ripley, Grand Warden j. 4. &. Farnham
and Past GranI >. A. Welden.
The committee then announced that
the hour for the supper had arrived and
the visitors were invited to fall to and
partake Of that which had been prepared
for them" Gelb a. Norton were the
caterers.
The East Providence delegation select
ed Past Grands T. f. Pierce. r.. G. Per-
kins and +. B. Linolm, who were "all
right" and Past Grand Daniel A. We'll
den, Brothers Ahmon S. Baxter, Frank
Gibson looked out for the interests or
What Cheer Lodge and botn lodges are
perfectly satisfied that they had chosen the
right ones for committee.
After supper Brother Harry Lasscell Of
Reliance Lodge was escorted to the organ
and he entertained the company with
several vocal selections. By this time
the hands on the clock showed that it was
midnight and it was thought best to re-
tire, which they did, aud the words
-''Gome again; come and see u.s." was all
that could be heard. The event was
thoroughly enjoyed by every member of
both lodges Il ON the start to the finish.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-28
LIFE AT BROWN.
The Y. NJ. @. A. Reception and Other
Notes.

The Y. NJ. G. A. Reception and Other
Notes.
The annual Y. NJ. G. A. reception to the
freshmen was held last evening in Sayles'
hall. There were present a large number
of the entering class, as also n good num-
ber of men from the older classes. The
banjo club opened the entertainment and
following this Vice President +. G. Lewis,
i'm the absence of President Chalmers.
who was announced to speak. delivered a
brief address Of welcome. The quartet,
which has been representing Brown this
summer, consisting of Llewellyn, Tayl lor,
Chamberlain and Walther, rendered in a
style which was we'll appreciated 'Schnei-
der's Band"
DIR. Jewett was introduced an d took as
q basis for his speech Quit you like men.
BE strong"
The banjo club again played. and then
President Andrews was introduced. He
spoke briefly.
A surprise was sprung upon A. w.
Leonard, '92, by his gentlemen friends
last evening. About dozen college men
attended and enjoyed very pleasant
evening.
the glee club to have smaller club this
year or to invite in the club men who are
also members Of the instrumental clubs.
In this way the travelling expenses of the
organization will be reduced, and the
men can be handled more easily. Thirty
candidates have presented themselves
during the past two days to have their
voices tested.
Heathman, '95, has entered the Boston
University Law School.
Young. '95, Is reported much better, and
will probably return to college by Christ
mas
The father of Rapson, '95, the Rev. DR..
Rapson Of Whitman, Mass, died Mon
day. His funeral will take place to-day
At the meeting OF the Reading Room
Association yesterday afternoon Stout
and Aldrich were appointed commit
tee to have charge OF the auction sale OF
newspapers and periodicals. Two men
from each class were also appointed to
secure members. The membership fee
will be $3.50 per year. and steps will be
taken to exclude from the privileges of
the room all who are not regular men,
bers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-28
THE PROVIDENCE GRAYS.
Why They Did Not Win the PEN
nant--The Financial Condition.

The PROVIDENCE baseball nine will re-
turn to-day from the final series without
the pennant or the honor Of having made
good fight for it In the series with Bing-
hamton. There appears to be no reason
why the team, as strengthened for this
series, should not be able to defeat the
Bingoes with three OF the best pitchers
in the league to go in the box.
players have been too anxious to retrieve
themselves aud have been consequently
nervous and have made errors at critical
times. They have not PLAYED nearly as
good a fielding game since the season
closed as they did the last half, when
they were losing 30 many games, ana the
reason is hard to find, as several or the
players were better In their positions
than those who formerly occupied them,
and every individual player is the equal
Of any in his position In the league.
That the club has not made money Is a
well known fact. The first half OF the
season there was surplus over expenses.
and PROVIDENCE was the best paying
city in the circuit, having paid TO other
clubs an average OF $l65 per game rs forty
per cent OF the gate receipts, while the
club received from other clubs only the
guarantee of 500 in every game with
very few exceptions. The last half OF the
season, by reason Of the Grays' inability
to win games, the crowds were small and
the surplus from the first half vas all
eaten up. The club will make no money
to say the least. Every man will be paid
his full salary, however. and this is more
than the players with most OF the clubs in
the Eastern League will get.
The salary list has been about $50 per
day and this Is not a high figure COM
pared with what some Of the clubs have
paid. The only men in the PROVIDENCE
team to receive more than 5000 per month
are Dolan and Swartwood. anu their en-
gagement was very brief.
The feeling among the directors seems
to be that while the club might have been
strenthened at the beginning of the
second season there was at the time ap-
parently no need OF il. and when at the
meeting of the league Manager Burnham
spoke Of wanting n certain fielder the
league would not listen to 1t, saying tn t
Providence was already strong enough.
When at last the necessity OF getting
some heavy battcrs was shown, there
was none TO be had, and IL was not till
near the end of the season that some
good players were finally secured.
There are some among the stockholders
who think that the fault lies with the
management. while others express the
view that Burnham has done everything
he could for the welfare of the team, and
that the men have played honest ball the
whole season.
AT meeting of the direct ors tonight n
report will be made by the treasurer aud
one by the manager.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-28
A NARROW ESCAPE.
y. A. Brown of Auburn Injured Mt At
wells Avenue station.

fs n. brown OIL AUBURN lnJureu NJ AT
wells Avenue station.
Yesterday morning, p. A. Brown Of
Auburn, an employee Of the Armington g.
Sims Engine. Co., OF. PROVIDENCE, met with
a very serious accident at the Atwell's
avenue station on the consolidated road.
Frequently the gate at the Atwel's ave
nue. station Is closed at the timo the early
train is due and the passengers are forced
TO cross the tracks aud climb the bank OH
the west side OF the road-bed to reach the
street. A train on the New England road
passes the station at about the same time
that the early train from Auburn arrives,
and Yesterday Mr. Brown stepped direct
ly i'm front of the New England train upon
springing from the cur platform. The
locomotive struck him In the side throw
ing him clear off the track. lie was able
To get to the Office of Armingtou & Sims
without assistance aud his employers
sent him home ut once. DIR. Miller of
PROVIDENCE was called aud reported n
broken collar bone, a broken RIB and n
long cash In the side Mr.. Browns head
was also injured quite badly.