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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-22
THOUSANDS GO FROM RlcHMONU.
Teachers aud Scholars Make Merry
Party-Work Of Picipockets.


Richmond had picnic yesterday.
Early IN the morning, like great, klnd
old mother. she sen: her household of men.
women. and children on pleasure trip
and when the day was done she once more
received them, tired and weary. into her
tender embrace and made them more than
ever feel that she Is q gentle. loving pa
ront. Old Point was the frOlicklng- ground
whittier the family went, and Hampton
Roads. in the absence of more appropri-
ate comparison. may be designated As the
lemonade Of the picnickeTs while the pull
verlZed Oyster-shells that cover the streets
of the seaside resort served as the sugary
flavoripg essential 10 such occasions.
The picnic rs an existing reality was
something of bore, but as a memory II
will be delightful. Ask the sober danes,
the busy merchants taking holiday, ana
last, bat not least, the pretty institute
girls If they enjoyed themselves, and after
O moments pause they Will all cry with
one voice that 1t was charming. 10 tell
the truth. the excursion had its advantages.
and. sad 10 relate. ITS disadvantages, too.
The sunshine was pleasant, but the dust
was fearful, while the crowd. though inte-
resting, was cumbersome and even selfish
at times.
MANY TRAINS AND ALL CROWDED.
Every tram tnat lett hicnnond lot tne
scene of the great nautical display was
packed. iammed, and rammed down with
humanity. The Chesapeake and Ono.
which ran several sections, embracing
forty-four cars IN all. TO the rendezvous,
transported 2.346 people. The Norfolk and
Western also carried good crowd, and
there were hundreds of citizens of Viz
ginia's capital who were already at Old
Point. Norfolk. Portsmouth, and Newport
News. Add TO this 5000 baskets. packages,
and boxes of lunch. together with a libe-
raj sprinkiing of dirt and coal-dust on the
faces OF tho Jolly frolickers. and you have
a picture OF Richmond's picnic party.
II would require liberal stretch OF im-
agination TO say, that the passengers on the
trains Jared well, for hundreds. owing 70
the immense travel. were forced 10 stand
the whole way. while those who secured
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-22
TWO HUMAN BODIES IN A COX.
Subjects shipped to the University of Yer
mont for Anatomical Purposes.

Special telegram to the Dispatcn.
CHAELo1rrsyILLE. April 2i.-The finding
Of the two bodies IN box in Jersey City
to-day Is easily explained. I he subjects
were intended ior the University Of YER
mont and were reshIpped from this place
By authorized authority for anatomical
purposes.
The following Is dispatch 10 the New
York United Press TO which the above re-
fers:
"A box shipped from Chnr,ottsburg Va.
Consigned 10 II. &. Tlmer, Burlington, VI,
opened IN Jersey City. was found 10 contain Two
INITIATED human bodies. PROBABLY ChGrlOttes-
yine Is Intended instoad OF Cnarottesburg."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-22

r. a- placid as woodland
H.u 4 breath % southern
OBJ. ulIror-likr surface INTO "a
f...- points Oi light The
.,i iuilsuuct all around
.. out towards the sea.
direction. moving $50 slowly
lu, GO move az all, came
.....p, q 'h spanish squad
..I nlr IT them was an odd
-.lp. G cross between u
... CIteu-Auue cottage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-22
Nine Men Snnocated.

Butte, Mont, April 2l.--At $50 o'clock this
morning the t'mbers Of the pam mp-statiOn at the
.OO-foOt lcvel OF the Slver-BOw Shaft No. >, be-
longing % the Butte and.BOston Mining Compa-
ng, caught fre Before an alarm could be sent
thrOugh the mine niae men working In tho
sieepers aud levels were sunocatod by smoke
anu gas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-22
TWENTY-ssveN LIVES SAVED.
A Noble Days Work for tho Llfe-sayiDG
tBy ,eIerrabb 20 the pispstca.

WASHINGTON. d. G. April 2i.-Superin-
tendent kimeall Is informed that the
Mass. from Baltimore to Fall River, Mass,
went ashore at Squan Beach. N. j., last
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-22
IMPORTANT TO osFlcE-sEEKeRs.
why the President Is Making No Appoint
ments Just Now.
rBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. April 2l.-It was
stated to-day by gentleman whose posi-
ton gives weight to his words. In explana-
tion OF the delay by President Cleveland
IN making appointments. that none would
be made until after the pressure by appll-
cauts is relieved by their departure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-22

Flavor your drinking-wa,er With 10 20 20
drops OF AsaosrvsA BIrsgs ana you viii avoid
all danger OF the Impurities which unfortunately
abound In our water supply.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-22

LADIES needing tonic or childron vho wan.
building up should take browns Iron Bitserx. is
ts pleasant 70 take; cures Malaria, lndigesticn.
Blood rich and pure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-22
Norfolk via Chesapeake and Ohio.

Passengers to Norfolk rld Chesapeake
and Ohio pass in sight of the rendezvous
e,l rollts Newport News 10 Norfolk. A good
deck. Fast vestibule trains leave Rich.
raond for Norfolk at 9 A. NJ. also, 8 Il. NJ.
Special los rates To Norfolk ria this line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-22
'VkRSlTleS DEFEATED AGAIN.
The Bostons Win by Score Of 81 to II.
Features OF the Game.
Especial telegram 20 tho DisDatch.l

CHARIorTFsyILLE. VA. April 2l.-Jack
Stivetts gave bases to the first two men at
the bat to-day by hitting them with the
first two balls pitched. Then he
made two wild throws, which. with his
timely hits. netted six runs for the 'Varsi-
ties. The Bostons set 10 work with will
TO take the lead. IL took five innings TO
clinch matters. hut when the tide turned
il did so with YeDgence. Twenty-One
men went to the bat IA the fifth inning,
Long, Bennett, and Stivetts each having
three turns At the bat in this inning.
Parker hit one man and gave six others
bases on balls. In this inning Nash made
a home-ruu with the bases filed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-22
To the Naval Rendezvous

The ArlpI VIII maAO IN tAtUIbIUu 20 NUS
folk, Old Point, and Newport News satur.
aay night, April 2?d at 10 o'clock. Round
trip 81. See Advertisement.
For Corrugated Iron in largo or small
quantities call ON or phone 200.
Thomas n. KESpLEB.
Galyanized-Iron Works,
west Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-22

-~; eLUE AND CALM.

,,t.t. "a, April 2l.-The ger
saturday night has certainiy
returned hy the officers
4t.l. Not day passes but
.t delightful little parties
H. 'h. officers of tho ships
..n,t. luncheon. 5-o'clock
p aul 10 Is frequently the
..... ... E.rl VINO has been ln-
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t. go snlrletv frequently.
.rr,l to the friendly shelter
... i.lt iu sore need Of little
r. stI At TIE OFFICE.
.-. ... wont. and when shoaruvei
..r discovered that She mad
..t tla n.hOe. Being too over
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through the nearest tube for
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OIL. other cad had Yell
until ha was boarsc.
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u.,t.1 mildly that her
up. which was according
t- soon as she reached th-
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-22

Old papers for sale at Is cents hundred
at DIsPAICH ctice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-22

Have your printing done at the Dispatch
Printing House. You will get good work
and save money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-22
Kacin. Yesterday.

EIfXAUFl III. H.s ApIll = Il uN LlA WAS
half inundated from The heavy rains ana tho
racing was over a track ankle-deop In sticky
mud. humorous scratches were made and the
fields therefore small Weather overhead de-
nghtlul and an immense throng in attendance.
First race-half n mue-ChRteau won; Ellen
II. second, Jennie W. third. lime, JZl8.
Secoud race-one mickey West won
straihmaid second, Lepanto third. Time,
Tbirdraco-ave furloncs-I. o. L. won; Roque-
fort second, Silver Prince third. Time. tO5i4.
Fourth race-nye furlongs-IlaMmie won;
Circular second, Paragon third. Time, l;O1tf.
FIuh race-four iGrlongs-Earyest won;
Shelly Tuttle second SSa1i third. Time, 5l.-
sixth race-hye furlOngs-iloey won: hirk-
GiOUCEsTER, y. j., April 2l.--lOung Lottery
was the only favOrto % win to-day. lie was the
only equal first cho'e win silence.
Frst race six and Ouc-half iurlongs-XenC-
phon won; Jersey second. Paradise third.
second race-siX and one-haf furlongs-Po'a-
teho Won; Rustic second, Edward +. thrd'
/ Time, l.33ls
Power second, Leo Briyo third lime. l:O1li.
Fourth race--scyel ANA one-half furlOngs-
Tex. w.n; Can't Tell second, Hour third. Ilme'
fiitk raco-four and one-half furougs-Young
Lottery won; Silence second, Eli third. lime,
i.0Oi.
sixth race-nye furlongs-Marmont won; Sir
Williams second, Iom Kari third. lime,
Ng,iruls. TFNS.. April 2i-First race-hye
fartongs-N Northwestern won; Hesporia second,
Ike :. third. lime, l:Ol4..
second race-six furlong3-Llttle Crete won
Swacilator second, kedwing third. 1lmo'
mia receive furlongs-May Thompson
won; Winfield second, RAott GOolc -hird. lime,
i:OJ.
Fourth race--one milo-Ro0k Laidley won
Rock A. second, Belfast thigI. Time, l:4i34.
Firth race-six fur'ones-Empros1 Frederick
won; Royal Flush seconI, Tee Alike third
lime, l:l1I2
southern Baseball.
Aarg.I5sP AgSTssA' DA' AP't ii'iao5OO-TI % 4
Atiautas..........O D q. . o - l o.
Batterics-Shaw and Wilson; Dewali and
Murphy
MOBILE. ALA, April II; R. II. p.
Mobl.e............3 o " / 3 3 2--24 23 3
birmingham .....1 1 o , l T. o :
Batteries: Donnelly, frost, and Cans; Uuder-
wood and / lcS.
WAGONS 15Srs''' ''...r.....i 3O13 2-14 I3 o
Cbattanooeas.. o o o q o q o. .
Batterios-Atbey and lless; stevens and Sell
back.
WASHINGTON. April II: T.. Ell. 2.
Wasnn Athletics. . o 300 o o . 9
Batteries-Meakin. Esper. Maui, Farrell, and
McGuire; Graft and Hockey
CHARLESTON, :. c., April Il: r. p. II. E.
Charlestons.......O o 81
sqvsHughs........I / . > | o 3 Ks l3 l
Batteries: Colco.iough ami Sugden; Meaking
ana Hurley.
NEW ORLEANS, April 81: R. B. Il. Z.
New Orleans..0 > O1O4 O-1O j. ,
Memphis .......1 100000 900 l2 d
Batteries: Ryan and Baldwin; witiro,k and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-22
PROBLEM or NAVAL ETIQUETTE.
Admiral Hopkins Appears to Have the
Inside Track on Russia.

FoRr MoSnoE. Va, April 21. Secretary
Herbert will p.obably have complex
problem TO solve before Monday should
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-22
4 RARE SIGHT.

The officers were all IN full-dresS uni
forms and in point of variety and bril-
hancy was somewhat rare sight even III
the social circles of this ancient naval sta
ton. The beauty and fashion of all this
section and neIGhborhood communities
was represented IN the ball gathering. Tho
ladies were in deco }eie silks and satins and
the gentlemen IN regulation full dress.
BY half past 10 the ball was fully on IN
its merry progress and the happy couples
were whirius around, appearing and dis
appearing IN "a confusion OF silks, satins,
diamonds. and gold trappings, and uni
form colors of every hue. There was
fine crowd and at times much merry con-
fusion. The Marine Band OF Washington
furnished the music. and the ball looked
its best towards midnight and altogether
was the greatest social event since the
Grand Duke ALEXIS ball at the navy-yard.
Shortly after midnight sumptuous sup
per was served the guests under the d.
rection Of Augustine, the celebrated
Philadelphia caterer, and was gastrono-
mic triumph
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-22
NoRFOLNs FESTIVE CLIMAX.
brilliant Pyrotechnics-The Grand Inter
national Ban at the Armory.
fS9eciaI telegram 10 the Dispatch

NORFOLK, Va. April 2l.-The fireworks
of the Naval Hospital tonight attracted
thousands Of people to the wharves and
was complete success.
4 brilliant climax to the weeks testlvi-
ties was reached tonight in the interua-
tlonal hall IN the new armOry on City-llall
avenue. This vast apartment, with floor
accommodations tor 5000 people. under
the skllful manipulations Of a ball-deco-
rating artist from Washington and tho
flags of all nations. had been converted
into very pqrle,Tc OF beauty and under
meath the tapers' dazzling beam was a
sceno Of marvellous and indescubabie love
Illness.
shortly after Q o'clock a special steamer
from Old Point brought up from the ren-
dczvous scores of naval officers from tho
United States cruisers and the warships
OF England, France, Russia. Germany,
Italy. aud Holland, together with num-
ber Of ladies and others from Old Point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-22
GREAT PLAY.

Three singles. two doubles, a triple, and
two home-ruus were made this inning.
Watts muiled two flies in succession. All
this was made of the same pitcher, who
faced the Bostons, in the ten-lnning
game Of Wednesday. Mccarthy was given
his base on balls five times in succession.
I'm addition 20 making twenty-on one hits,
fourteen of the Bostons got bases on
balls. aud two by being hit. Worth
ington. Of the Yarsities, played a great
game at third, and accepted all Of
tn chances, some Of them very diGi-
cult. Marshall batted strongly, ald. as
usual. our Pet Smith played beautifully.
Magnificent throws to the plate by Duffy
and Nichols were the features Of the work
OF the Bostons. StiyettS pitched five ia
nings. Nichols three. and Mccarthy the
last. Charley Camel took part in the last
two innings, II being his first appearance
this year,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-22
TIRE SCORE.

Score by innings:
Bostons. ns..............2 21S450 x-3i
'NarsitIos. 100 90 . 1 i--l3
Earned runs BOstons. l}.
The Bostons leave SATURDAY morning for
Petersburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-22

Tho New York Hotel property was sold at pub
lie auction yesterday AZ noon. Tho bidding hc-
gan at $500, 600 and ran up rapidly 10 81, ,jDo.-
900. ct which ngure tho property was knocked
DOM 10 Mrs. Elmer !. Jay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-22

-. n0 vcar. ago stood upon the
... ~.r.4 Mara aal saw 70 new
To-day tho fu1rtcttc Of cen-
u hulsei. QUAINT and
..t .-c those ID which he crossed
.. llvc come for the first
-.. 'n. water, of tlo republic
....- hl- name. Strange and
are thgy. unlike anything
.....- aloye. OF tLe oartn be-
..- Wat,I- upon the earth. For
... fhr modern ships. they
|rg,.l suddenly from an uu-
. iLcr display hags u Thiln-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-22

Secretary Carlisle yesterday appointed Pat
rick H. Morgan. OF ShawborO'. y. G., Supern-
teudrnt OF the Sixth Lite-Sayng District em-
bracing the stations on tho coasts OF Virginia
and North Carolina, rice Joseph Ethr.dge, de-
roa4pI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-22

As IL is one OF the regulations OF the
Spanish navy that no salute shall be fired
until "A ship has come TO anchor. the guns
Of the lnfanta Isabel were silent until she
ceased 10 move. In the mean time. how
ever the HOilander and the Germans had
saluted the hag of the Spanish Admiral, a
miniature edition OF the flag of Spain with
the addition oi a small anchor lttook near
~ half an hour for the Spaniard 20 pay his
compliments all around. first 20 the Ameri-
can flag. then 20 the American. English,
French, and Italian admiTals, and finally
10 all the ships that had saluted hIm. Az
soon as they had been concluded the
round Of official visits began, and all this
afternoon the Spanish flag has been dart
ing hitherto and hitherto to add its dash
Of color to q sceDealready full of brilllancy
and light.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-22

- t.t and clumsy and antique,
..rr.. cliu waters ot a land
t..u t.r travuc the luietlug
l.t I.tor" these tlts Of
ta. flag Of tAe United State
.r.-.l. for tle memory ot
presented The tuuur- ot a ma
I.l urau them. No wonder
... na- filled with the sound ot
.4t t. cannon thuudrrcd, or
t..-.-u Iau as high aS the
a'.r lr tLe afternoon ililct
H.tI luu. reaches ot white
r .a- recorded many naval
t..I,y,r one that Wa sofull OF
--. .r.ctacllar %, tha. which
I'. ta- historical interest OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-22

Misses Ella Whitley aul sister Valera, while
crossing "A railroad at Faye'ie, Ala, Yesterday
were struck by freight ;rnin. Ella was killed.
and her sister badly hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-22

h'Arta and the Australia were the
.ylubels % the feet already at
Beyond them lay a wilderness of
.i- suAts a9d bristiiug guns. Be
'.. aggregated monarchs Of the
a." i1c world the Spanish squadron
"ig ~ While the guns Of the fort.
' "n'ng for the American colors
IAt''A hfst. kept up noisy BOOM
W. o"aid the men Of war the interest
Intense The rigging. the sides. the
h. neie cfo~ded withdark- blne figures,
'' 'uiough the open portfolios peered
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-22

Adyices from Morrillton, Ark, states that
there II no trouble there, nor has there been
any Of a lawles5 nature since tho lynching OF
IlnrutOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-22

Lieutenant Porter has boon detached from the
Constellation and ordered Ia the Alliance "a ey-
ecutiye officer Ensign Cnurchul has been
ordered to the Michigan as watca nnd division
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-22
BAND CONTEST.

The prizes were awarded as follows e:
First prl2e Of $3.50. Marine Band, Wash
ington; second, of $3.50, band of German
ship Kaiserin Augusta; third prize, 500,
band from AunauOls, Md.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-22

Earl Derby died in London at $50 yesterday
evening.
Total engagements of gold FOR export from
New \ Ork to-day, sG.l55.OOO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-22

.4- po-iect. All night long q
.. bad driven into the west
Yesterday oyDrhung that
r.t. i.;oac.iieu morning.
.rlc slowly up into the
..Hu upon % sea as quiet
ntalur.4bovc. The cres-
...Ucu.on hun. high above
.. a. l.lrer cleaning against
.tt. iut pale and white
...t t.e clouds which drlttcd
foa miles or more stretches
anchor. .lr eu-,-us of nearly a
rvue a touch OF buihau;
..I l.mu-t under the green
4..-r,- of the picturesque
- .Mu- q the White squad
% hrcey sheep at rest,
outer edge toward the sea
30. foreigners. strng OF
.I. wolves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-22

During the heavy wind-storm at Oh
Point yesterday afternoon tho tug
Olive. Of Richmond. ran INTO naptha
launch IN which there were two men.
One Of them Jumped into another boat
and the other leapcd INTO the water and
VAN until rope could be gotten to him.
The launch was badly demolished.
There was great excitement here yester-
day evening over tt report that a boat had
capslzed ana that several persons were
drowned. The rumor probably grew out
OF the naptha-iaunch accident.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-11
REAL ESTATE RECORD.
Transfers


Hoboken Land Improvement Company to
Patrick Sheehan, for $2.8o0, land and premises
on the northeast corner of Willow and Eighth
streets. Hoboken.
Susan Luxton to Albert Menan, for 81, as5, lots
GU, W and g. Block 1.
john Dwyer to August Karst, for 81, $50, lots
774 and IT'S. Block ~.
Provident Institution for Savings to Mary S.
Maurer, for $500, lot IS, Gardiner avenue.
virginia Olmsted to Thomas Martin, for SOD.
land and premises north sids eff Fourth street,
i43 feet from Henderson street.
Jonn Williams to Francis Sherlock, for Sa75,
lot on john street. Kearny.
Thomas F.. Allen TO Marshal Van wiukle,
for $3.50, land south side OF Highland avenue.
Mary L. Gibson to Jennie Wasnourn, for
S2.500, land and premises south side Of Sip
avenue, IS feet feet west Of Bslvidere.
Mary y. Gibson to Paulo W., Figueiro, for ST.,
Iand ana premises southea steriy side OF Pine
street. 256 feet south of Commuuipaw avenue.
Frederick w. Hills to Frederick Ruger, lot ii.
south side OF Tower Hill avenue, Town of
Union. for So. 500.
Adam Siegfrisd to Gertrude Gardes. for S275.
lot 4. County Bloch, 2,275.
Mortgages.
James higgins to The American Insurance
Company. premises east side of John street, so
feet south of Willlau street, Harrison. for $500
John Van Horn to The Garfield Building and
Loan Association, on lots II and 10, Fink map,
Albert DATE to The Garfield Building and Loan
Association, on lot s, west side OF Coles street.
and lot Z, Block 10, for ST. 600.
Jennie e. Washburn TO John D. Baldwin on
Mary E. Gibson to- William s. Voc on
land and premises south side of Sip avenue, As
feet west Of Bslvidere avenue. for ST., 500.
Frederick Ruger to Freder ick W. Hills, on lot
"A. Tower Hill avenue, for So, 10.
Mary s. Maurer to the Provldent Institution
for Savings. on lot SIS, north side Of Gardner
avenue, for $500.