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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16
STOCKS OFF A POINT
LOAN CERTIFICATES RETIRED
Loadoa bosxhs Railway ssocks
Whess Clo-ed a. Advapce--LArd
and Rlhs We're Hixh-r.

Nxw YosK. Sept IA Money On call
has been easy. ranging from ) 10 4; last
Loan a. 3 and closing offered a. j
Postsd rates. sis5zsls6
Government bonds steady.
The tendency Of the stock market To-
day was downward Business. however.
WAS imited. the total sales amounting
70 only l45.zzs shares. The inactivity
Was das 10 indisposition on the part Of
operators 10 tsads. pending action by the
senate on the silver matter. The news
q the day. generally speaking. was u
favorable character. About 100000
clearing house loan certificates were re-
tired money on time MAS easier and
prime mercantile paper was discounted
IN exceptional cases as low as ) per cent
The Union Pacific statement for July
Wa about the meet favorable piece Of
news made public. The report shows
the tremendous loss ia net earnings OF
soo... i0e for July. Since January !. the
decrease in net earnings amounts 10 sl.-
f1os67. In the afternoon there vas a
little spnrt Of activity. but II was at the
oxpenss OF values. London bought a
few stocks principally Union Pacific.
A;chison and other low priced issues
Speculation continued dull To the Close and
prizes eff on anywhere from a to Ia per
G nt below yesterdays finals. Among the
spsscialtisa fitisburg and Western preferred
fell - -, Pullman Palace "a 20 L71i4 I;
southern Psciso 81 10 t7s(dlss< and Con-
soildated Gas I 70 i.301.. Nashville and
(hatfanoor1 rosa 3 10 6f
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16

CncAoo. Sept. B.-wheat was dull and
comparatively fsatursless throughout the
entire session today. Early cables wero
quiet and steady. whilst the later oaes came
I'd higher. There was no prominent trad
ing. New York reported tho retirement %
10000 clearing house certificates from
the banks, and this news helped 10 sustain
prices. December opened 1-l6c higher at
II &c and after fiuc.uating between -. c and
II Nc. closed showing net gain of &c for
tbs day. at re. Estimates for tomorrow of
I'D cars was used as lever for IA sc ad-
vance about noon. Pork closed unchanged
and lard and ribs showing an advance of
1880 respectively.
Closing prices:
kHKaI - September, 6g1scs December,
re: May. 795sc.
CoRx-October, io5le; December, 411<c;
May. ff9{c.
Okrs-Septsmber. IKE; October, &c;
May. SIC.
Pork-September. $3.50; October, $3.50;
January. $685.
LAxD-September. $50; October, 1856;
January. $50.
RIss-Septenber. 1875; October. $500;
January 81.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16

DfoHA7E ORDER Stare ~ Michiran. eoun-
A ~ 81 eIft 81 session 20 tha Probate
topIi CO See s.d c1untf - kaaf. haid - tic
Hfo.afa efet q re ss-V ~ Grand Rapids. On
fka fth fas - s. ~ fr IN t'te fe1F enc thc1-
81 as. eieht bnndfzl ef.s ains,t .fhres.
f'f-ss ftr.s 3 fe-s los Jsaee Of Probate.
ir tIta laa ter - rs fzt tfr -
AtfHHNA Sal Fp fseeased
i.iHafd ffssf. c-sl.ist-atsr 81 stsf esfate.
p FlHr ffudersfi - as. raef h.s frs d. "a
s.Tsfior eere1ri srd Traltpz ~ the distrabo-
e. 6 81 saisiesfefa
Il s-.Flafas. Alat ffldss fa.- si.i das - Otto
- t-fs ~ 81 e-ark io the l.rcffssn ~ sad
frsifsaie otfce - stra,itff-s TT ale srNrntns-
fsos ara IL owance 20 said sccs.unt and TIE
hef rirE lt ssif -, iea
4fsi lt Is lnffh ordered thst = corr ~ ibis
f.rriss - pshiiFnsa ftr-e s,fcressite weeks pre-
vfs5ts "a ssii dsf - a-arina a. the t8rsn1 Zap
- Aefait. = dsiif nr'reraFsr printed ead CIR.
caiatfre 81 eslt rornfr - kert
I1Rt 81 FEEkfNs
a trae rrty fedse n Prostate.
HArsr r gEwsrt- R-xis.~f -, sep "a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16

Royal Ruby Rye Whisky IL FIRE
from all foreign favor and aduiterants,
naturally ripened and maiurcd by
eleven years storage In wood. IL is -
Rye as is a Rye and COSTS no more
than inferior brands Try il and you
will never he satisfied tonse any other.
pure old whisky Is always free from
iusil Oh. which ia poison. and should
not be taken into the system Age
eliminates II from the spirit - oxida.
ton. aud II n converted into fragrant
ethefR which give the bouquet 90
whisky.
when you want whisky for medicinal
uae you want Il pure. Royal Ruby
Rye A. guaranteed pure N every par
ticular aad recommended for the in.
valid ard Tho convslescent tbottled at
disiii cry.j Sl15 per quart botfla
ROYAL WINE CO. CHicseo. For
sale by Scrihner & Aldworth. druggists
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16
.specu!ss.on."

The time never was more favorable for
specializing in grain and stocks than at
present. Prices are 40 per cent lower
than they ought TO be on both grain and
stocks.
The recent money panic is tho cause
OF these conditions
The crops are generally good this year,
with the exception of wheat, through
out the country. and theforcign demand
is the largest of the year. owing To the
damage Of their crops. II is but short
time until wheat will sell 10 cents per
bushel higher than present quotations.
II you are not posted 10 speculation
write Z. +. Van Wrinkle & Co. &c la
Sale street. Chicago. ILL.,. for their book
on Speculation" and How to Trade. "
sent free on receipt Of stamp.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16
New York Protiurn

Nxw Yokx. sept Market
auil. steady winter wheat, Low grades. SOS
GAS
wsxAr-Options were very duh and IA
nc higher. No. 2 red clorcd: May, Sic;
September. 7Sc4; October. 73Jsc; Novem-
Der. 75tsc; December. INC.
CoHs-firmer, dull: September. 4s1c;
October. $50; November. ss*ci Decem-
Der. fsilcy May. 5lt.e.
Okrs-Dull. lower; September. 32%c; Oc-
tobcr. AZ Sc; November. s2S<c; No. 2. white.
October. sc.
Lkzp-Firmer; western steam closed a.
Ss.if,, city, s4ae5lc-
Pokx-Dull, firm; new mess, $500
CLIO.
Csszsz-Moderaie demand; firm; state
large whlss. 7et@sxc.
CoETEE-Options opened steady 3 points
down 20 10 up. closed barely steady IS up
20 down. September. Si7- 3O,al7.2O; Octo-
Der, Sl6.so(3 100; November. si6.5Ogd 16. 65 T;
December, tis.0o'9l6i5; January. sl565;
May. $500 spot Rio quiet. easy; No Z.
1std1s1lc.
suoAs-Raw, firm, fair demand; fair re-
fining, 3Ac: centrifugals. IS test. sac bid T;
refined active. firm Oh A, 1916 mould A,
5&a5 9-ise; standard A. 5alea5ssc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16
NoTpF TO cRtDIrofs stsse y Midi

NoTHF TO CREDITOR state ~ Nnh3
ga csantr - ke1f %osicr - heFrsr
eifer sh1f ~ - ortnf a 2. = f.rr haze co4rt fer
se ~rEntg - keni. rsslt - fhe fist dey -
tafrse Al ID. ~ <tE rsonth< frsrn fhss aste
~f~s sioae1 ~ eFeds tors - ffesenf fheit
rislfsz srssrst The Stat ~
JOIN HFl7FIA
is>s - sai5 eoorfe deceessd ard fbst Ell
- ssf.for. - ssla &ece<srd sFs reaaIre5 - pr~
s.-as fs4ir eistn-s - $50 pschste c1rtrf - 80
rre2ssfs efsrs. = 80 rtv ~ ersna RsEsds -
era .ltnefasn snt ai'cserep. - - hefeFe he
fss stsy - Nareh nest ard 49, snrk fiaiwa
~ - $3.50 heter~ $50 r~syt - Thase3av
fne - da4 - usrfa n<xt st - cte-k tke
torftoan - that cav.
fsss6 esd Hart<s a. Aaxaaf q a D
f,se CfHJ~ 81 ffEkIN@
s4rssp = tsdxs - Frrkase
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16
"EYERYDODrS LAW BOOK. "

i ;hs tile a. the - page ~ork. pr-psr-d ~
:. AieEaudg koones. l. L. D.. msnher q ths
New YORK Bar.
II enahles sverr rssn sns vonsn ~ - thar
cwu is~ysr. Il teaches vbst are your rights
ar bow - nnsfntain fheuE When - baxin q
usei al M orsn attoa eTeFy busisess nse n~~is a.
svsry stair IN the Ini<rn- II Fun.eirs bassnees
fcfrut ~ ssefI rafsrtg as~fni - TIE iswvsr ~
ff2nssct
fnciosa fwa dofisr~ fes copF. inclose 100.
terms - nxrnfs. AddrrFs RIM. MITCH
Co T. Pnb ishfr. - sirtA AFcnns, NeH fork.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16
II is Strange

That people suffering from Piles will
eadure them for years or submit 70 dan
gcrous. painful. cruel and expensive
surgical operations. when al TIE time
there is a painless. certain, lasting cure.
which gives instant relief and costs b1i .
,ride. Il Is called the Pyramid Pile Care
sad can be found al 81 drug stores. Any
druggist wiz get it for you II you ask
him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16
STILL THEY COME.
stubborn Diseases Tl-ls - skiifali
IEs.inse1s ~ EisSulesv.

Stubborn Diseases ll<ld - Skhifali
IE-.insels ~ EisSuieay.
Ii 10 a positive tat that The art CO
curing dlseases ~ electricity . resoiu
tionizlng tne practice u Iaedlcsae, - .
shown - tha ioi.os ia cpsa CARTS that
spe1k feE themselves:
Mk. EDgTos DkAR SIg: / ish 70 add
Iay name 70 IKE loag lief u cured bg DE-.
)arFin. For The past tkn sesfs ! have
ile~a great sufferer 81 rheumatism. -
that vas scarcely able q walk. Ny
tierFons system Wa hadiy dernnged
1hTougA DR.. Earrin's Electro Magnetic
iIe4tapent | pronounce myself cured,
md earnestly recommend al 20 Try the
klectric cure. My residence Is 81 South
Dlyision street. Grand Rapids
Mis- NJ. MAD.
To THK pUsIIo-This j. 10 certify
that ! have oeen egFed u complicated
female Complaints n their worst form
o. DIR. DaFrln's Electro. Magnetic treat
nent ] had been under treatment of a
great mauy physicians IN this country
aud Canada without deriving much
benefit. eau be seen and referred 10
idl Sherman street. Grand Rapids
llkS. NJ. f3tADsohb.
Mira Alice Scott. Carroll building.
city. also reioiees in successful treat
ment for cough, catarrh. asthma. weak
eyesight and nervous disorders Mrs.
Scott had been under thirteen different
physicians without much benefit
We could mention others. but space
viii not permit.
Dr. DarEin still continues 10 treat the
poor free OF charge between 10 and ii
a. m. daily. Office hours for those able
10 pay. 10 20 D; evenings. 70 ). Con-
sultatiou free.
Charges reasonable at the low rate Of
a. per month for each and every disc ase
until cured. except in surgical and spe-
cial complicated cases.
They cure permanently all diseases OF
the genito- urinary organs. in either sex.
such as Loss of Manhood. Syphilis.
elect. Gonorrh9a, Structure. Spermat-
torrhna. Seminal Weakness and Loss Of
Sexual power in man or woman. all pc
culiar Female Troubles, Leucorrhea.
Displacements. etc. They make spec
ialty of all diseases OF Eye. Ear. Nose
and Throat, and also treat successfully
Deafness and Catarrh. az well as acute.
chronic and nervous diseases OF what
ever nature, il durable. No cases taken
II not.
Drs. Darrin have a system OF home
treatment for those unable 70 visit their
Offices. and will send to any address their
Electro Magnetic Remedies on receipt
of a. and full symptoms OF the disease.
One visit to the office is desired. but il
is not necessary in all cases. Inquiries
by mail promptly answered. Office. No.
% Jefferson avenue, Grand Rapids.
| Mich.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16
Man of the United States.

A large handsome Map Of the Unite
States, mounted and suitable for Office c
home use, is issued blythe Burlington Rout
Copies will be mailed 10 any address on n
ceipt Of fifteen cents in posage by p. s
Eustis, Gen'l Pass. Agent C., B. q @, K B
Chicago. Ill.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16

Uxros Sroox YAHDs. Chicago. Sept. IS
Catfle-Receipts. 10000; common 10 extra
steers. s2.eoa 80 +; stockers and feeders, Sl.o5
GAPS; COWS aud bulls. silcaS.s5; calves,
g. 25fd65o.
HoVs-Receipts. 20 900; heavy, s5.60d6.35;
conmon a. choice mixed. S5.10a6.a5: choice
assorted. fs,35sd6t0; light, s6.0oa650.
Sheep--Receipts. i0.coo; poor ~ choice,
si.25a4l5; western, s2.ooa35o; lambs,
"a -Ef.fsfE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16

For the cure Of Piles is always painful.
often dangerous and useless. and invaTi-
ably expensive; on The other hand there is
a new, certain cure, perfectly painless
gives instant relief and permanent cure
and costs but tribe. 1t Is the Pyramid
Pile Cure. IL Is a more certain cure than
a surgical operation. without any Of the
intense pain. expense and danger OF an
operation. Any druggist viii get Ii fer
you.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16

Our Valley City mill has full line OF
latest improved machinery, and LILY
WHITE" -four will now 10 finer than
ever. Valley City Milling Co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16
DAILY STEAMERS
$2.75
To Chicago
lnel,dins s,ssr.oon b..sh.
VIA. HOLLAND.


LrAvr GRAND kkrlus fris cav Rv.l
Daily letrept toucafl - q. ~ sundar
trsins 10 > m ArriFe IN Chicago aboai
LEktN OCoSeoE's Deck. feot % Mishiran
ftr,et north sidt. llIckso Fua HOLLAND
DAILY Except caturdaff 81 - ,, n eafafias
TINS. II 80 4. m. rtrnulers touch - Otlaes
heacn aud aacataNa Para On al tril,A
ee4iiafs Tor tertssn off- rtean1sf Cts q
Holinnd" leavrs Hcilasd haptcfnbrr 1 an1
ever, seccad dn1 70 loNtns.
Leave Cbicaeo scptrnltsr ana even eeoona
day foiloH1nE.
rteanHr ~>aurafuck" iesTrs Herand fer-
tuubrF aud ever trcun1 daT faii0uinn.
Leaves Chicago celfnnbof snd crery 80.
oa8 uaF folloHinr.
fARE-- notween HsIland ans Chicago - %
ruu1d trap Hi Hst~ean flfand harids nn4
Chicago e. -, rouad utD 49, AZ rnrnIar
tck ~ 90 riude ttaferoofa btrth 80 and ~
t-rfsf haf1t
Pnrrhaes tbroHsh ticksss 81 G. A W n
tfckct ofilccs- vhich inclu9s ttsnsfer 81 80
= rxsre afd e. r1rser ~ n 't3nst
Tif HOLLAND s ChlC koo TRANsPoRrk
lion Co. Holissd hlch
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16
Hities and Tallow.

EEftt1 tEfftI EtfffVW-
Cured hides, No. l, SIC; No. ?, PIC.
Green hides, No. 1. 2tsc; No. ., PC.
Sheep pclts. l5td2Sc; lambs, 2otd35c;
shearlings. 10(9l5c.
Tallow. A..
Grain.
Wheat. 6oc; corn. 43c; oats. 80.
flour-Lily white. Si.65: patent, $3.50.
Mill Stuffs-Middlings $1,000; bran, SIS;
screenings, $3.50 per ton.
Ground Feed-Per ton, sia5o; corn meal.
per ton. $500.
Buffalo Gluten food. $500. including
sacks.
Hay and Wood
TIMoTHY-s3 0od 90 per ton.
CLoyxR-Ss.00 per ton.
SrRAw-s5.0otd6.0o per ton.
WooD-l6-inch beech and maple. dry,
<2.26 per cord; green. $500 per cord.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16

trsins iesying -onth a { % N and n - . -
t1h aei,. oshel trains dAliy ezcept SandaS
sLkEfiSa Asa fAELos csn sEEFlcH
NoFse-s y n tsais las psr.af car - Mach
70 = a rain has sleeping ears e3rsaa Rsp
Nc 70 fetoskeE ana nackinaw.
eontn-s ~ ~ train has psrior car 0rszf
Rapids o. Ilncinaatl
loes n trsia has throash cosch aud psrlsr
car drand Rapids "a Chieasa
90 n rain has wsgnrf sleeping car arsat
hepids 10 cinrinnafi
Rapids % Chicago
suskn1oSs eRAso kAp1Ds . rxukxA
- - nske eon ". vQa N a - a n 60 o n
ron nasks<on-Ar 3 Can tapn tEpn
SUNDAY train loatas Tor Muskrroa a = !.
Arrives fron' hasks<on . - ~
cHfckoO VIA q. \. A.
". 1rsnd kspids-. i0U m soopn ~ M N
no. . m tain has through coach and 6n'fer
psrior car and II % N trsia daily Waxn.r
Nv. Thea ro..... an. m a IN, -
Al. 1fana haptdA- *<opm t0a m
tDp m train has buffet zrior car and dlnlnx
ear.
100 "a tr.l. daily sArou<s coach and wss
Through ticket. and fun iHfor-nssloa can ,,
lac ~ ealing uPon A Alnguist, tlekss sgsss
so<s Aieh G. l.. LocKwoon
oe.- Pass and Tickst Assst
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16
Detroit, Lansing & Northern

TO DETROIT.
Lv. Grand Rapids. 7ooam rEpm sppn
Ar. Detroit. ...........1l 10 IN 80 m f0d 3 M
FRoA DErRoTr.
Lv. Dctroit........ 5San 1Gpm coo m
Ar Urand Rapids. II a. p N - 40 m 10 IS D N
SAGINAW. ALMA And 1T LourS
Ls- Grand Rapids. ....... 7 ~ m as n m
Ar Grand kapids..---....-.-----if 30 m 10 % . N
LOWELL. VIA LOWELL HASTINGS kR
Nv. Grand Rapids. loan IGpm stspm
Ar from Lowell. .-.--...---.. III D N aJ , "A
THRoCoH can SERVICE
Parior cars on ell trains between Grand Rap
Ids and Detroit Parior car % saginaw On
morning train
skvery day. Other trains week days onlr.
GKoRoE DEHAyES. Con- Passr Agent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16

IHaEsE--F al cFI1lIIf, IU51 III1c-
CakxnD Goops-tofo. sl.S5al.D pr
dozen; tomatoes. SD 80 pr dozeu.
Roasted. kis. -2a -: Mari
caita. 80 -; lava. Sst4e; Mo.ha and
Java. soc jics packages. ~. - pet case.
LAsn--Cotnfound. t.srees. SCI compound.
oopound rns, o4c; pure. tieEees. iacs
0ponnd tins. ioi4es kettls rendered,
tieroes. l2ci 50 pound tins. f2'4e.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16

GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA
RAILROAD.


Tram isesinz Cor ths noraA a zee y dailt
Dos MOI Fan - fraserse Cats sandayk o1Ass
trains d@iiy e1esgt saadsA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16
SHORT LINE 70 CHICAGO
Wa me Detseit. q.and nss.a NJ
~@akss n , snd lhs
GOODRICH LINE

"a
1As hasniAssss New Past sss.n1lls1
ATLANTA
CITY OF RACINE
iss ssss ss 81 ~. rsf's k.sh ss>.shis
moasuona Tor 8D fasssn.erk
oIt-Ihess .fe. nships have imn.... ~
weather -sAs
NJ, x,a, scnkpuLE
fVh MONT sIkAnER Leave GRAD IA.
:. $50 p. N. We d G ~ 1n ss.a
uf I'll H Have, y =, chlesro . ), m
9s IA Arrive an trend Havrs a, : al
RkfSsSisd. LEAVE CHICAGO a.s, a
0I.ad Rapid a Is a m asiis an am" "a
.., 70. $500
And for the Rond IMP o. So stats room
berth lncindnd
ThrouEh tickets can be had a the elts arlr.
and depot q The d. o. ~ a n ~. Grad
kspldsg also ~ ell stations On ths n a III A
\. "a sR 2. + 4 a A j h,s sis Al sai
ooui Pass. Aaenk
Goodrich Trans. Co.
CHICAGO.
In eject April II. issa uic.ra
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
DIDN'T MIND The HOUR.
A rsrdy Poet Keeps m Appointments %
m Awkward Time.

There Is movement in Conuecticut 20
erect A monument to the memory OF sne
mot. James Gates Perc,val. Gays the DOS
Ton 7rdnscript. He was o peculiar "an'
and Lad all the poets idiosyncrasies.
On one occasion he was inviteu 70 uees
a number of gentlemen IN New haven.
s.ho were in their turn notified That they
were 70 have the pleasure OF meeting tns
noet. no was to be. in fact. the nonofeo
guest of the evening. ala
Tbev were all on hand. but Percivai did
mt mt in an appearance. Allowances "as
made for bis utter indifference TO the pass
mo; Of time. and up to midnight ne was
A. last. as morning drew near, II was
deemed certain that the poet had foreo'ten,
the invitation; the guests went nome anu
the host put up the bars and went 70 oed.
AZ about o'clock in the morning ne
heard some one at his front door, went
down, asked ths object OF the CALL anu
found that it was Percival.
The astonished host led the poet IN. ana
the latter blandly said that he inferred
from what had been said that there were
TO be others present.
The host told him that the others had all
zone home. The poet expressed regret
and settled himself down for a good smoke
and talk. which kept mp, to his hosts en-
barrassment. till the sun rose.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
RICHMONDERS WIN.
FIRST DEFEAT or THE PETERSBURG
CLUB BY A VIRGINIA NINE.
r.. Game One Of the Finest Ever Seen In
tho Cookadc City-six Errors ana
Several Double Plays.
,,n.c,., ,.,.er.m % tho Dispatch. !

pyrynspuro. VA, MAY 22.-The new
baseball club which was organ'zeu IN
Richmond on Saturday played their trss
game with the home team TINS evening"
and if they continue to play as wen as
thew PLAYED their first game Richmonu
will have cause to be proud OF their ciup.
Four hundred spectators witnessed the
first defeat of the home team TINS year
nv n clup composed of players VINO hve
- y,rg,nia The game was one OF the
6nast ever witnessed in this city. only sl3
errors being made during The game, Iour
being made by the visitors and TWO oy 'ue
home team.
Double nlays was one Of the features Oh
the game. Kahn. Gentry, and Tate MAKING
three and J. Morgan and dently one la
The visitors, and Brodie, Quafies' anu
Iimeburger making two lor 'no ,hnnv
and Inck were the batteries, and botn
n,,cbed well. The visitors were partlcu-
Iar,v strong IN the outfield. j. Morgan
5aeeryes snecial praise. He accented every
cbanca that he had and fielded ms posi-.
t;nn like an old veteran. Richmond started
The rup-makng in the second inninE;
when single hits by Morgan ana Luck .nd
tWo-base hits DIV Dal Uy nnu ss.h irn;ng
tbem three runs. In the nftn innihe
Foster Knocked the ball over the fence Tor
q home-run.
ONLY ONE.
Petersburg made only one run and that
~ the sixth inning, when hits by Peeoies
and Quarles and wild throw oy Luck
brought Qusrles over the home-piate'
THE SCORE.
IT, foIiouinp IL the ecOre:
Petersburg. 900 90 o 0-Total l.
Ricbmond... 0300100 x-Total a..
summary: Naturalization and kei,
fer Anthony and Luck. Base hits-On
Iyston, 4: off Anthony, 6. Struck out
Iyston. S. Bases on balls-Of Lyston, q;
of Anthony. /. Errors-RichmonGs, Il
Petersburgs, 2. Two-base hits-Daroy and
Gentry. Home runs-Foster. Umpire
r. X. Clements. Time of game, two hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
Wigwam or Hall =?

II IS settled by the voice OF Richmond
that the State Democratic Convention
which is 10 meet here on August l7th IS
70 DO better housed than any political
convention ever held in Richmond. our
peoples mind is made up on this point.
The DISPATCH feels satisfied that 1t Is use
Iesslonger 10 consider the availability oil the
Mozart Academy. 1t will not do. II IS TOO
small. We need comfortable seats for
more than 1000 people. and these cannot
he had there. for it il idle to talk about
putting several hundred delegates on the
stage. That cannot be done without
crowding the reporters tables out ana
along with them the rather numerous
distinguished gentlemen" who always
have seats assigned them on the stage.
In short, we have to choose between
making some changes in the Armory ana
building a wigwam.
II true that one or two members OF
tbe State Committee voted for Richmond
with the distinct understanding that the
convention should be held in some other
hall than the Armory Hall. They only OBJ
iected 70 il on account of its faulty acous-
tics. Now, if we can remove this objection
We take il for granted that they will not
demur 70 the Armory being used. We
have the statement Of City-EngiDeer CUT
SHAW that changes can be made which Will
perfect the Armory's acoustics and these
changes our people are prepared to pay for
making.
II we cannot satisfy ourselves and all
Others whom we should consult a. to this
matter that the ArmOry can be made TO
suit our needs, then we shall have 70 build
a wigwam. II we build a wigwam we can
easily make room for 5000 people, which
will be twice the number that can be &C
commodated on the floor of the Armory
Hall and in it's gallery. We do not doubt
that we can raise the money to build the
wlgwam. 4 considerable sum has been
pledged TO defray convention expenses
and we can secure as much more as may be
needed. Such wigwam could be put on
the ALLAN lot, corner Fifth aud Main
streets. or on the old penitentiary-spring
lot. Neither place. however, we must say
in all candor, IS as CONVENIENT OF access as
the Armory.
We have heard it suggested that the
convention could be well housed IN the
Exposition building. OF course there IS
plenty of room out there; but the place IS
not suitable. There would be too much
distance to cover between the hotels and
the ball every time the convention took
recess. We can do better than that.
The City Democratic Committee will
meet tonight to consider other business
and as it is the head of the party in Rich.
mond we take 1t for granted that II will ap-
point committee to consider this whole
subject at once.
There are many details to be decided on,
but we repeat that it il settled by the De.
mocracy Of Richmond that the coming
convention shall be more comfortably pro
yided for than any political convention
ever held in Richmond.