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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-19

II Ia a pleasure for us to estimate on
heater work. Frank A. Mitchell. l03
w. 9Th street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-19

Painful teething. collie, uiarrbnsapr
sen:eG aud eEred BIZ HooDers' RnodTne.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-19

Don't fool with indigestion. Take
BEEcuANs Pn,Ls.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-19
81 1 II El.,,
Fall 0vercOats..

just as great values. The
greatest $I2 value to be
had. There are hundreds
of styles to select from. Not
one of them is worth less
than SIS to $25.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-19

" ANAMAKEK's.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-03

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t"ss % k~N l''i''
~ snas great eoahtfy inc o'''s saA''n
sat'ons 'of Once are Ap''4's s''s' aa'e'
's~n s't'<snship. An a'st'ls '''4' a. ~
race e"''f' hA',s'ss sha pfe..s '''
's'n :" srfs'.o<'s were ~ip'" ''' - %.
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eom'n''.ea 70 me pf'ns'p'ss o. n's', ..
speesh' nnsfss o. se''on anu i'D'''s u
fea's'on. IL any man attempt /" cur
tail one OK inc hpef'ies ~ announcer mat
no himself enjoys ne ~ uh"o''ns '"
wear th1 mantle OF n1a'iicah e'''10''-
amp. Inc most dangerous io' ~ inner
ic@nism - tns man tpa' S'fiAes a. '''es'
hoef'fes anue' 'ao ihsf'saeon ~ f"'
tsan zeal iak'hs 70 h'n'sei' Tue u'ni's'
liberty " Sposen' aes"'n anu 's"s 'ou'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-03

r. is beiissea that the votes q the tsx
payers - ~ east today viii deshfone
tba political machine whose tase of
sctiylty extfnds from The police depart
neat t. the superior court
fFeefnsiiv T. sIethrons this mischiev
osss pos the taxpayers wiA ~ eject
Mayor stuart and defeat Judge Burlin
nsaie. Any other verdict by the rrepie
viii mcaa q continuation - n. evils
thai have bronabt ~ police cusmis.
slcit saa fbe Superior court into ~.
repn,e
TIA intelligence - THE city win NJ
lentrr h. bamiliatel - tho exhibition
q s< iosslce N the superior osurt.
r. -, roart must - continued the
- - a,,ist take 4 ost = TIE hsaeis -
fbo is,ilsczl tsiamvsrsts that kse in
csesscsl ihs sspe,sze ~ nsaiatsioinr IL
fse.s saro s, sneoo a year. The re-.
eieetb,n Il issige Baslingsme uill be
eeairsieai ~ = nolies that ne ceurt
ens - atollshed
ESQ eleffirn * Jaules Mcfsi.i~ - M
,ns.-r sa ~ .iesirnl sesn ths els,
r ef rc1se ~ naftet hi~
fg - ..sr - auseiief 8, discharge
W iat.ee II ~ aeeitieo. - ucaAf TT
a z~pl BIRD sei g,>>3 devil rsagis
tfa4e Ie ssuii rpsiacs tbe expenses
\ - aafe 81 ~ honest AM can tai.ie
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-03

would he dodge moral issue Coz the
sake IL making friends
Ninth tie il caref4i economical
BUSINESS nzn- lie would not nA4lntAin
= E,Dtuo cosrt that could issr - veil Be
run fsg tseoo.
Tensh lie = not politician He 10
q republican because be believes IN it<
principles. Hs would nos change his
poiitica! belief for palsry Office. and
has never lodged frcsn one party 20 an
other for the sake u sp,ils-
Eleventh tie II q seif asaie man. and
belongs 10 no class, save the common
people. His education and present hon
orabls position have been obtained only
by personal effort.
Twelfth Tie 10 unplsdged and has no
political friends 10 reward or enemies 10
punish He viii not run the court as a
machine 10 advance the interests OF his
own party.
There IL nothing that can Be said
against Ar. Faliass' candidacy. and
there Is everything to he said in its
favor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-03

Emil Frey. who was recently elected
vice president of Switzerland. is q de-
voted friend ~ America. WheD our late
unpleasanfnees occnrrff be left the
swiss universits. where he WAS study
ing and came 90 America. eniisting IN
the Twenty eighth lllinoir In is62 he
resigned a Iieufenancr and r8ised q com
pafy. srfsing az captain IN the Eighty.
second Illia0is He WAS made prisoner
IT Gettysburg and received the breset
rank - major on hts reieaee.
4 venerable and accomplished man.
CHRISTIAN joachim Nohn, linguisf. ac-
4uainsed with sixfy languages most q
them ORR e.Sli. va hong q familiar PER
sonAze ii The reading room - The
British ma~un1 and IN the cafes n
Naries. lie did three ~ four ueeks
ae6 81 the Az q -. lie vas a Nerve
gran hs lslah
- LAeyi O~frslfDe. . slegson q
Robert izsuis Stetene1n. though no
is,a2er = ysnsfh. has ensefed 1'rinsfy col
lexe. C'sntrislee e. study. and sill take
or Ms residences there this eoHeinz o.
ff,fer
Thai snnofied fentser q porter !.
xhsl fafeacheFe cal Lord israrh
Formerly Nr tsoinnees - re fsmfa,s
Ifutlia fanils 4 iTeEsrs
eHinselavsa lsfkars- - shat E<ize5n
csils TIE MAJ pbo framed = fesfurr q
tie psssns As shsrh sppiies +. syfnt =
~ inteBfAFls
Jehn Rogers. ~ srpipsor a tie
'FsgT~er rr1up~ shieh have - enrr
rtcus ssle \ stia eceaFisa with he soFk
IN Sek azlk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-03

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s'n'. s'ia' ne ri sin IV.s gan n''a L,o.a -
.sleA' seen 'nanks as -" ~ou'a . ian
THESE Seanees appear, anu ,st io' n'r'-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-03

Dusty Rhodes Say. dere's . story in
de paper about = man what killed al his
folks. because dey wanted him - ~ 10
work.
Weary Raggles Dat Was terrible,
Dusty Rhodes 1e-e e. dcy onehter
have knoxed befter.-Puck.
He ,eazine At her )e~s4le<s ear 6ur.
ing temporary iuIl In the cprser~stsonl
Why, did you never have your esrs
bored,
She Never. up TO the present time
Boston Transcript
Hostess 4 suppose you are Observing
Lent this year. Mr.. Holloway
Holloway Yea. I'm sorry % Say nay
only form Il dissipation 10 Lent 10 din.
ing. and dinners are always 80 dull.
liarper's Bazaar.
George Anyone would know ihAs We
were engaged.
Ethel How shouid they know
George Our fights often reach the
dignity 81 engagements.-T Texas sift-
ings.
Sorry I've no better quarters 60 in
yite you all %. Mrs onisesfuli." ~Ah,
you should marry Captain Sparks 4,
you'd get better half you'd have bctirE
quarters too. - London Punch
what. Smoking. Frcas Thought
your doctor told you IL would kill yoo,
SO be did. and l quit. But II the
end II the week ] wanted 10 die. 20 Im
smoking again.--l-ife.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-03

JuDoE BURLIsoAak was once . repub-
lean indeed, he once struggled right
manfuily to set from republican con
vention nomination for congress-
Shortly after. falling in that lzudable
effort. he became an ardent greenbacker.
After sundry failures 10 obtain Office at
tho hands Of that defunct organization.
finally. by the grace and assistance Of the
democrat party. he got into his present
honorable position. When his al
mirers however. undertake to locate
the time and place OF the judges last
flop into the democrat party. they get
lost. They can't locate il.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-03
STATE PRESS SENTIMENT.

Maxwell, the fourth assistant post
master general and chief headsman for
the administration. found 5000 resigna-
tions awaiting him when he assumed
charge Of his Office last "Wednesday. He
has hung up his axe for the time being.
and will find ample occupation in pro-
viding for the posts already vacant be-
fore creating any new ones.--Adrian
Times.
Since Carter Harrison placed his canei-
idacy for the mayorality Of Chicago in
the hands Of Col Michael Cassius Nj
Donald. the Windy city's most justly
celebrated knight Of modified chance.
he must not complain il people suspect
him Of trying to win with marked car'ds.
Detroit Tribune.
A Rochester obituary writer attributes
Elliot +. Shepard's death toa low baron
eter and great disturbance Of powerful
air currents. What's the matter with
the spots on the sun or the conjunction
VI the planets?-Detroit Journal.
The Bloomingdale Leaders editor
gives notice that he has lost his bible.
Probabilities are that he swore 80 over
losing that postotiice that the bible
skipped out Of itself.-Hartford Day
Spring.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-03

Hen ~ Clewes writes q more hope
ful trend OF the money market. The
recovery from recent depression Is not
rapid. bat il is substantial. He says in
speaking OF gold exports:
The apprehensions connected with
the low condition Of the treasury gold
reserve are fast subsiding. There is no
doubt that the secretary OF the treasury
has made arrangements through whic h
he can procure any needed amount OF
gold ON immediate demand. either from
home or foreign sources; which disposes
of the possibility OF any further trouble
in that quarter. As. however. the treas
ury holdings Of free gold are increas-
ing and the revenues Of the government
are unexpectedly large. the balance OF
probabilities Is against the treasury
needing to get gold through borrowing.
Another favorable circumstance has
arisen in the evident disposition OF for
eign bankers TO employ liberal balances
al this center Sd long as the rate OF in
tcrest remains somuch higher here than
in Europe. This disposition is the more
likely 10 continue from the fact that the
general conditions influencing European
markets are calculated 10 keep large
amounts % capital out Of fixed invest
nseut
So far as respects the foreign markets
FOR our securities. the prospect seems TO
be on the whole encouraging. At Lon
don. there has been revival % spocu-
lative interest in them. which is we'll
maintained. and the investment move
ment seems 20 still balance in our favor
Evidently foreign investors are disposed
to take favorable view Of the proba.
bilities 81 our saspending purchases 81
silver 80 SION a. congress can deal with
that question; and that probability ia
strengthened by the fact that the latest
formal canvass Of the attitude Of Nom,
hers = congress on ths question shows
stronger sentiment in favor ~ repeating
the Sherman act than has been supposed
% exist
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-03
HIT AND MISS BRIEFS.

The Rhode Island republicans call
the democracy an organized appetite.
Well. that is considerably better than
bile in the liver and nothing 10 eat
Boston Herald.
There is a good deal OF this Carnegie
moonshine about the blessings Of pow
erty shimmering around. Ii is only
moonshine.-New York Recorder.
What qualification for the post OF
mayor Of Chicago has man who is not
practical hogstickory Carter Harrison
is ineligiblc.--New York Sun.
1t il gratifying to know that we have
ore warship that can beat any other
wafship in the world running il not
fighting- New York World.
Indications multiply that the haze of
obscurlty IL rapidly enshrouding the
fame and name Of David Bennett Hill.--
New York Press.
II kid gloves and silk ribbons are
nccessaries. VIVA. is 90 he said az whisky,
from a democratic standpoint.-New
York Advertiser.
Presidential appointment are multi
plying. but they will never catch up In
the disappointments- New York Tri-
buue.
Practices what he breaches Tho min
ister who rehearses his sermons previous
To delivering thcm.-New York Journal
So far. the office seekers have lost two
hats and several thousand hoppe nj the
White house.--kansss City Journal
New York IL live city. and its live.
lest men are those who have the Jim
jams Nicetown Nemesis
The days ~ hero worship have ended.
The shig man IL Dow back number
Dallas News
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-03

Every voter and taxpayer IN the city
owes It b. himself and b. his neighhor
10 vote for Henry r. FaIisss Cor superior
court Judge Why Because.
First Ills integrity is unquestione.l.
There i net blot or stain upon his
private or public character.
second HE legal ability IL second %
that ~ NJ other lawyer in the city. Of
the last twelve eases he has had before
the supreme court he has Won eleven.
Third tie i fair just and impartial.
re will rot sentence petty offenders n
feug terms IN the penitensisry. ard PER.
nit dangerous eriminals - esiape xith
incorseqaensial punishment
fcurth he il aIears courseous and
ohlirlne. The hunsaest applicant b.
forp hi- eaurt vii be granted rsspect-
fui hearing
FIFTH lie = Industrious an pains
tskiae. a irssee that Is not hard work
ina. sccnrste aaa carcfal is not = enrd
Judge. ~ matter how mach legal lore be
cay pss~e~s
sixth He i student n al that TIE
teres implie@ His kpeulssiRe u nat
bn,t.si = legaI mattrrs snd bis gpnrrsl
iafeFrnafiea r. vide ard ermrrehenssse
Seseath We Il prompt. setfse and
sterxetse Cases wonid ~ crowded
thr-aeh ne eoort sisk al reasonable
speed
taThfh tie = auezrrsiru. upright
so'i fgosies~ fhere r ~ 3sutf whsa
- stoi.ls epon r,hlie qtw~fena Hs :
sIeags - fse ssae = Nv nsorziity ard
right Eie eanAa n.,f ss~,e d rhieanery
= gsin perssnsl zdvnns.SA Neither
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-03

Tonight the editorial rooms % TnE
Hrx,to vii be closed 20 all visitors.
Only these specially employed u de-
liver eIsction returns viii be sdraitted.
The uurk q rreeiving ard tatailaiing
the RETURNS reqt Tres comparafive qriet.
a1f our friends are requested 70 make
in.tpiry ronccrniax tbe same at the
buzse3s ofica. where bulletins will bo
pssfe,l a. s,on AZ the returns are re-
r<,red
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-03

To-Day important elections
will be held in the States Of
Michigan and Ohio.
In the Buckeye" State. the
contests are the regular Spring
Charter elections. and the two
great parties will cross swords
for the first time since the Presi-
dental struggle. While the
Buckeyes" arc fighting over
Mayors. the Michigan voters
will cast their ballots for a Judge
Of the State Supreme Court.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-03

DEWITT TALMAoE has consented to
remain at the Brooklyn Tabernacle.
although all Of the $4,000 which was TO
have been paid April has not been
raised. DeWitt's threat to go on a
strike bears a striking resemblance to a
bluff.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-03

AFTER today Judge Burlingame viii
have full opportunity to unrayel the cx-
citing mysteries Of occultism and the
science OF playing chance games with
figures.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-03

Ffr~t ward
Sarerri@n.-IEND RlKUS LEPPISK
Ahlermai1 90 iskttIf II. I,sCkAAF-
sble-e OSCAR BAkER.
second Ward
ssrerr,-a,s-- ROEERr r. LOOMS.
AAaeznsn PONIES.
C.ssszfahie --,NAfhASIEL A. WEEkES.
Third Ward
safersi~pls--JoHS BENJAMIN
Alderman LEWIS a.. DUNTO<.
Constatls-JO>EPH ". LINDSAY.
Fourth Ward
eapersisa.-EUGE>E T. ALLEN.
Alderman --.iSAAE b. MATTHENSOy-
Conssable -EBE>EZEk n. CADf.
FSnh ward
c.srervi~uf--FDwIS WADE.
Al'lsrn1an- -FkED X DODGE.
Coustabi s-JAcOB sTEEHOCwER
sixth Ward.
ut<rsi-ols--JACOB A. SHIFTS.
ALierraaa--PAUD J. MAkIS-
Constaifa--M RSHAI.I4 BrR<HAM.
seventh Ward
Sapsrsi-ar-CI.AUs y. PETERSON.
esa-,aSis--coRSEfIGs NAsrESBRooK.
Eighth Ward
Supervi>r-NAX BfkttDf.
AitermsfF--THONaSJ J. LUCAS.
tonxtaoisr-HE>Rf COLWELi-
Ninth Ward
ssrsrvi~<r--WfLLrAN A. CowLES.
Aid.rmsis--HE>Rf ~ WILDER
Con<abisr--GEDRGE A. KNOLL
Tenth Ward.
suparvi~r--ASSE LISDENrLDER-
kldermail--WII.IIAN A. SHAW.
o>stabas--JE JEREMIAH ROfENA.
Eleventh Ward
ss,1rex-l-<r--F REsIONT Il. SMELLS.
Atlwrnsii---iOH> A. vFKkERkE.
Consfatas Joseph = PILkfS.
T~ctfsh Ward
Superri~sr-SIDNEY I. SHAW.
ailerlo ail---N ATTAINED RICE.
Conslalih ~. VAN TJHER(fEN.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-03

VoTKEs should not forget the commits
sioner Of schools. The republican can.
didate. A. Hamlin Smith. has had four
years experience in the work. He has
raised the district schools to a high
state OF perfection He is the man
whom those interested in district schools
desire to have elected. The city voter
should bear this in mind and vote for
him
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-03

MAYOR STUART deserves TO be re
wardod by a reelection Tho toughs
must not be permitted TO outnumber tho
taxpayers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-03

In the respectable citizens OF Grand
Rapids would be rid of Bender and his
mischief making they will vote for Stu
art and FalIass.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-03

WATcH out for deceitful promises and
sugar coated lies. Do not trade your
vote with personal friend whose ballot
il undeliyered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-03

EASTER Sunday brings Joy to ALL"
according to the ancient proverb. Easter
Monday will bring severe lassitude to at
least four democrat candidates.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-03

YouR VOTE today viii be an invest
ment for good city government. Make
sure to cast il for the best men.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-03

Do NOT forget to select the best men
for the common council. They are oil
the republican tickets
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-03

WssETxerox. April . For Lover
Michigan. Occasional local rains: south.
erly winds. rising temperature.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-03

JuDGE HooKER will be reelected by a
tremendous majority. Be sure to vote
with the winning side.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-03

DEMOCRACY will have to vote early
and often today il il expects to get
within sight Of a victory.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-03

NoS-PARrrssSrsM will be defunct
issue in future politics.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-03

One - fbs rretiieet SIGHTS an Moni~e
stfsef yesterdays as - 6fsFisy a
Essisr hIsrs ~ the wlnaoe a 1E
Hrrkness ieselfy ssA,rs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-03
APPEAL TO TIE VOTERS.

To the Electors OF Kent County:
We desire TO urge upon the voters the
necessity of voting tho authority 10
spread upon the tax rolls OF 1893 e.sl.OoO,
for purpose of rebuilding and enlarging
the county jail While at the time the
jail was built. twenty years ago. II was
ample in size and equipment for the
reeds III the county. yet snce that time
the county has outgrown II. and now the
necessity for enlarging is forced upon
tls.
IL is sgainst public police 10 allow the
evils growing out ~ the present cramped
and crowded condition of the county
iail.to continue. aud We call upon the
voters If the county 10 place in the
hands Of the board II supervisors II iss3
the means 10 remedy the evils Gotta
jliained ~.
The plan outlined at the last sessinn
~ The county board is tp build new
wing On the west. about f)xs;o feet. with
tel room sufficient temporarily 81 ac-
tofa.notistc All nov IN the Jail. and when
fo occupied then 30 rebuild the interior
~ the present wing. - ss 81 separate
minors, debtors and persons detained a.
witnesses frssu tie criminals To &C
susnplish this result We ask the approval
- the voters 10 the county jail propcesi
tiofA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-03

Fsr Jassios q ms s..pFsms cesls--
FhA>k A. HOOKER
F1r k<.rnt. al tfs State 4 University
sEk<k W. FLETCHER.
HERMAN kIkFEk-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-03

VI. LEFrfSK.
Supervisor First Ward.
r. n lsooare.
SnpeFsiaor Second Ward.
J. BFxftNfx.
SuFessiaor Third Ward.
]. A. Safis~
SuE<rsiear Sixth Ward.
III. - SshKRNFRsEnRx.
~1rervieoT Seventh War1.
". = Vf4f.Rs.
Supersisor Eighth Ward
G. r Herkr~sxs-
SUPERVISE Ninth Ward
a IaxpFxNCfDER.
Suf<rvi@or Terfh Wsrd
=. =. SxEFfS.
Supervise Eievsnth Ward
n , rFR1cH
t.EoRsr p Goe-s AfE.
= n (fIffA
Members Beard ~ Revies
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-03

CITY IithET
Eos Maysr 1900. WILLIAM j. SrCAEr
Clrrk 4......-.A \. Ep. kcsIsscs
Treasurer ......M sesH II. soakieK
CONTROLLED. W a. NAs LEEuwfS
Marshal l. Is Fts
iias.rsl q Review ......... W. c. Mills
Judge superior Court. ...--..-..-.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-14
Celebration Of Pythian Day.

Delegates from the various lodges Of
the Knights OF Pythias met last evening
at Odd-Fellows' Hall, on Mayo street, to
make arrangements for the proper oele-
bration of Pythian day next Sunday.
The following lodges were represented:
DanCn, Syracuse, Ivanhoe, Myrtle. JEFF
ferson and Marshall. Mr.. McCreary pre-
sided. and DR.. +. T. Baker recorded.
The matter was thoroughly discussed, and
a committee was appointed. consisting Of
Messrs. Hicks, Goode AID Baker, to make
all the necessary arrar gements. II was
decided that sermon be preached on
Sunday afternoon, and the committee Will
select the minister and place for the
gathering.
1t has been suggested that the members
OF the various lodges in Richmond and
Manchester meet at Odd Fellows Hall,
and from there march IN body TO the
meeting pace. The uniformed rank Of
Syracuse Lodge has been reque sted to
act as escort.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-14

Coma ~ the University men, after the
performance Saturday evening bes"i,
rolling like the high, high moon. anu
nroceeded TO do up the town most ere
cantly. One crowd In particular consul
ered II both meet and right 10 pam.
this peaceful city carmine hue ana JUST
90 ,he stroke Of II fell on the Silly AIR
they hailed a cab on Broad street lHc
driver was told that his services were no
longer needed and one youthfu ana
asnirine "whip" mounted the box. the
cob was then filed with bowling hu-
rnanitv. and the vehicle driven at rapid
naca nm the broad thoroughfare. the
ain made was awful, and several blue
coats saw their chance TO earn their
salary. They failed completely III 'heI
Efforts TO stop the cab, and were nnaIly
forced TO charter another ana give chase
The vehicles then went up Broad and an
exciting race began when they returned.
Down they came, passing the astohlsheu
'oWls" on Seventh and Broad, the mo
night rangers" at Murphy's. and the
daylight marauders" at Ninth.
In front of the Broad-street engine
house there were several wires down
having fallen from the fire alarm Office.
The cab rolled through the meshes OF
copper easily, but the policemen's cab
was less fortunate. Their animals legs
became twisted in the wires, and he re-
fused 10 move, despite the cajoling. plead
ing and whipping by the driver. 1t was
finally necessary for the blue-coats TO
call assistance from the fire alarm office,
and I'm the meanwhile the University men
egcaped,