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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-02
FIGURES OF TRADE

Nv Yozx Dee 8i.-N01ey ioAaet aE sass
"a ss 4ariaz the ts0 haGfs Of 1assasss tedAy.
The Faiing FA,s Nas a ser esaS A. sAtea hes
markri 81 sca -.
ExeLAage steady posted rates src'a %
g.. actual rates. 40. % 50 ior ally
DAYS AL - - 70 As. Tor dsm4a4-
. o3FoFsl1cnts stasay. eufr-ngf % ~ :
bias a. coupon. llis extended = rekistefSas
Ia 1d.
Paclfc railroad 5osds elesed aiQn nrsts
10 b.di siazing funds. ir5ts sidi esntfsis'
To- Z. bid.
Es.iiax ana aAnhattan we're the features
81 the trading GA tne sf0cS exchange ~
narulax Both We ia koed demand 49,
ads4ne-d snarp ,. Reading sss cute Assis
eS4shs TIA ths 5pelilg nO4f o. the saaoaness
men taat saf "a tl- eoat rAies brtseen -
AZ tas FealsyiVaaiA hal heea adjusted Ia
the rfsI hoar Tie pre- II keadlnS savsacs1
- Pc cent Manhattan continued - %
boazhE ga tu6 belief that the arE9si , i'Is
peadlag the r0Ad aai ra9id TRANSIT com ~
sonsrs would result a1FanE aseousy 10 tAs
road. II d oned IA per cent hsIsr AZ -
And rapidly atsan er1 g. Lea BY II oe01a.
Western rnions sad tho snzar ttast ~ets
ab8af rhe oflg other specui stiu as thai sa1~ "a
any sctlslty Of moment. betn acre stron<
an1 sdyancrd Sharply. In faes the sshsfsl
Isl vas siroag throughout aad closed hisner
tor NOS, = he 8ocks. The saice LOT 'Ao
morning am0aato1 O. lz5.o5g shares
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-02

HERALD DES|RELETS
Bring quick and sure re
turns. Try one.
Losr
OsT-W0 OF robe betxeea Koch livery barn
l. and ehAsmat asenac. tlndef please
cave a. koea's and get reward
FOUND.
EofND--rhs pace 10 buy clas diagonal
SAT- made 10 order and save moaoy Is Al
N0ixt. heFposohelDer 4 Co.'S
EILr wasTED-sALE
kDvKRrIsEuESrs or THREE LINES OR
n more Gnaer tais head. csnts per line Tor
ene isssruoni y cents per lns r. tarss IN
scTtio1s. Or ~ ceats per line fer 0as week
WASTED-Fiye solicitors: salsry or COM
w mlas0at pleasant and Printable eik-
Bioyment Room iQL. Mieh- Trust 70. Bldg
city. Nou
HELP wAsrRD-FEzALk
----------~----~--
ADVERTISEMENT OF THREE Inns OR
II more under this head. eeats per llne Tor
one Insertion; 10 cents Der line for three In
sergion. or % cents per line Tor one week
XyANTED-A second girl wanted immedi-
w aIey Al Ao- 30 south Lafayette street.
WANTED for general hoasework al
w Nc. Is summer street.
VVANTED--A good girl for general house
w WORK N small Iamiiy al No. AZ Last fui-
ton street.
XVANTFD-Ladies 10 get up clubs Tor fash
w ION magazines. Good pay ana STEADY
work. 40 south Division s.. room III.
SITUATIONS wAETED-AALR.
pooKkEEpER with experience would like
ID good situation; references given Ad-
dress Book eoper.' Carrier ..
manufacturers for experienced book
w keepers. assistant booAkcepers. clerks.
once clerks travelling saiesmen. stenosra-
Pliers. cocks. dining-roOm girls. porter and
baggasemea In hotel; also experienced book
canyaSseTs- Geo. W. to.c Sons hovnn =. euo
/ II, % Canal street. Slot
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WANTED Bicycle. railroad and hTemen.
w alsO mail carriers and postal clerks and
All men on their feet constantly 10 cali AT I'D
MicAigan Irusr building. ground floor. ana
see thr best suspensory on the market. or
write for CIRCULARS and Testimonials. Hours.
20 a. m l. u and 8 80 t. y. m. l.. u
Spencer. headquarters V. X. :. 81
yVANIED-The names and addresses OF en-
w ergetic men and women open Tor per-
manent work. We give exclusive territory
We guarantee good workers $50 3 week. We
furnish once. furniture. delivery team. ana
newspaper ADVERTISING Our article IS mono
poly Ii will save . per cent of the Goa biils
Of Everybody Full particulars by mail. Litho
graphs Pamphlets, etc. free upon receipt OF
postage. Address k0AL-SIAR CO..-Depart
ment No. 2l5. Boston. Mass. l0-5-S mos
WANTED-ro exchange house and lot In
w northern part of city for vacant LOLA
Call 1T II East Bridge street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-02

toR sALE-on payments OF $50 per month.
the TWO most exquisltely beautiful stone
houses in the city. oae Of granite the other
TWO lonia sandstone. East front on Mad son
avenue on the corner of Pleasant street. Plate
glass windows, towers. etc. have other eie-
CANT homes at si9. So. sJh. and s2e per month.
Also 10 vacant lots OH easy terms L. W.
Tufts. % Ottawa street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-02
FOR sAIR-EscELLASEoUs.

FOR SALE-Cheap--A guitar IN good order
Ada bates. Genl Delivery. city.
E0R SALE-t small dry goods aud millinery
store; new stock; situated on one OF the
best business streets in the city; living rooms
IN the rear; three years lease at Sl5 per
month; $40 Will purchase this business. For
further particulars inquire W. X. Scribner.
real estate dealer. &c Pearl street. s30tf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-02

ABBY BROS. successors to Roberts. Mech
"a 4 Co., in the old Atkins stand. Carpenter
Shop. Weathtr strips sold and put W. door
and window screens. sign boards. storm houses
ana windows. building OF counters. saw fiiDg
of all kinds jobbinK and estimates given on
old and new work. always ready for small jobs
70 North Iona ST.. OPP. Morton House. 1862 Tyr
STRAYED OR STOLEN-From l29 North La
~ fayette. young English pug. A reward
for his return. S39-tf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-02
PERSONAL.

MARRIED LADIES-Send 10 cents for I'm
III fallible Safeguard" mo medicine. no de-
ception,; just what you want. Ladies' Bazaar.
Kansas City. No.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-02
HERALD DES|RELETS
Are, bound to produce re-
suits. Try one.
KNIGHTS or pYrHIAs DIRECTORY.

A&l9Atc Vr III l14AS D1hEN 1Qkf.
EUREKA LODGE No. 2-Regulxr convention
- every Thursday etening ~ e.cloek NJ
their Esll. corner % Louis ana Waterloo
streets. ". i. Puxh. C. CT Chsa- l.. lAAzseA h.
OF X. as
gov An LOp6E NO. e-kegaiar eonvrnEiors
tuesday sseallgs a. ! II o'eiock. at The
ball. Ne. fl5 and eli South Dixlsio1 street.
Visiting Knights cordially invited William
T. ~ cod. 4. {. Skas- j. keaAf. n. 81 K q
| lily LODGE No. ll0-KaIia Pages block.
~ corner PlaiHfeld ana Coli avenue Reg
usar conventions every Friday evening af7:S
O'clock. James Ia. l,4wiey. q C.. Thomas r.
Bechtel. h Of X. as.
VALLEY CITY L0DGg NO. l24-Regular
convention every MONDAY evening AZ
SEQ Hall. corner Bridge ana scrbBer
streets A. II. Chiiver. c. c.. George W. pea-
nis. h OF K 4 3.
IMPERIAL LoD6K No l4-Regulsr ten-
sention ever Friday evening ~ o'clock
at hal, corner Of Louis and Waterloo streess
J. NJ. Wolcott. c. c.; vs.. Z. Eeahr. h OF X ana
= Friday. December 80 work in nrst rank.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-02

HoR SAILED Livingston street. ss.5oo. a
bargain. ES T.. Bridge. new modern house.
s2.AsE7s.Nn down ana balAEee monthly pay
ments. ~ Charles. 3. 10. % Lake street, stol0.
Double house. Union street. near Futon
street. rents s3s. price q. 10. House and lot.
n. Prospect. si.tt0. payments yseaut lots. etc.
Call ana see Us. TUltie Bros. over Arcade.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-02
A BOUT HEAL ESTATE

- AND MONEY
OK kENT-A large new niac-fOom house
Heaf Mad son avenue on Jones street,
also new hoass on Vest Fulton street. ar
other on North Prospect street. large mouse
on tLnton street. some cheap su l. ~ ~ ous
on the west side. / have some lots 10 rx-
Change Tor house and lot that II eucnin-
befrd or viii ray part cash. Money 10 oan
No. SanA 81.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-02

BEFORE BORROWING MONEY, call and get
~ my rates on short time loans on any form
Of good security. Loans made al loves rates.
Frank A. Werner. SIS Michigan Trust Com
pany building. corner Pearl and Ottawa
Phone ll-6. 4Stf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-02
HERALD OES|RELETS
VIII sell your Real Estate
or Personal Property.
wAArRD-Aagara

pyERTisEMESTs OF THREE Inns OR
y more under tails head. cents per hae Tor
one i8segtioas - ecnts per Nne Tor thfrr ID
srrtlous. OK - cents per nnc Ter one week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

yVANrED-Bicycie. railroad and hremen.
w aIs0 mail carriers ana postal clerks and
all men on their feet constantly 20 caii al ~,
Nic4ican Irusr building. ground floor. and
see the best suspensory on the market. or
write for crculars and Testimonials. Hours.
20 a. m. l. 10 and 3 30 e. y. m. l.. T.
~urnc.r Headquarters V. X. :. 81
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-02
hoOm :, lOWrF DOCK.
Corner OF Monroe. Pearl and Canal SITS.

M0RIGAGES-Land contracts and bank
n stock bought. Money IN any amount
loaned on same or on city real estate. John
IL. Martin. 70 Canal 81.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-02

WANTED-ro exchange house and lot In
w northern part of city for vacant lots
Call At II East Bridge street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-02

NfANTED-D District agents BY the Equitable
w Lie Of Iowa Officers direct. favorable
contracts AID absolute security 10 rolicy hold
erS Best references required as TO character
aud qua lncatons- ]. Il. Martin. eupt- OF
Agencies. Des Moincs. Iowa SSH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-11
Hattie pe,ussn Rata and Cats.

when the cats are away the mice will
play" is an old saying, as every body
knows. The little bluecoats at the West
ern Union Telegraph Office in the Board
of-Trade Building, says the Louisville
Courier-Journdt have changed this TO
make it read When the rats are away the
cats will play" They claim that the
largest rodents in Louisville are IN their
Office. and they ought to know. for they
go every day into every quarter of the
city. The Western Union rats are enor-
nous. Even Manager Smith does not de-
ny that.
One day Mr.. Smith dropped suggestion
before group OF his messenger boys that
q few cats might do away with the nui-
sance.
These little fellows told all the other
boys IN the Office. and the next day cats
lounged upon ali the desks. in the corners.
behind doors and all over the operators
tables.
A lot OF food was brought down from
the Gait House, and the cats thought they
bad been brought TO an institution for
poor and aged telines 10 spend the closing
days of their lives. All went well for a
few hours. and then the fun began.
An old rat weighing some two or three
pounds walked into tho middle OF Manager
Smiths Office with the customary impu-
dence. and was soon the discoverer Of the
fact that there were great many strange
animals around.
At first he could not imagine what they
could be, but after pushing bis uose
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-11
Politics In Appomnttox.

Correspondence OF the Richmond DlsDatch.I
ApPoMArTox COURTHOUSE, Va. April o.
Our people are much worked up over the
approaching election for County Clerk,
aud we regret to say there is much disaf-
lection or lack Of harmony among the
Democrats. The Third party met on last
Friday and nominated Dir. T.. L. Collins, n
Republican of the most pronounced type,
for County Clerk. The Democratic Ex-
ecutive Committee have called a mass
meeting of the Democratic voters of the
county on next Friday the l4th for the
purpose OF nominating a candidate for
SAID Office.
Mr.. Geore L. Peers, well-known Demo-
crat. has declared himself an independent
candidate for Clerk. Mr. Peers was our
County Clerk for number of years until
his defeat six years ago and made one Of
the best county clerks in the State. a
large number of the best Democrats IN the
county whose party fealty has never been
questioned and who still assert that they
will be foremost in the fight of the politi-
cal contest next fail declare their unalter-
able purpose to support Mr. Peers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-11
PERU APOLOGIES PROMPTLY.
Suitable Repsrstion Promised for the
Outrage on Uncle Sam.
fo-..,.~ss a. ana r,aratI.h-1

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. April i0.--The Peru.
Wan government has taken the init'atory
steps toward complying With the demands
of the United States that repatriation be
made for the outrage committed on one
of its consular agencies in Peru. Not until
this morning was the name OF the place
attacked, which was omitted in the. frst
dispatch from Minister Hicks notifying
Secretary Gresham OF the affair. made
known to the State Department. the in-
formation was contained in o cablegram
from Minister Hicks. stating tho consular
agency attacked Is at Molleudo. Peru aud
that in answer to the demand for satisfac-
ton made by the administration the gov
eminent of Peru immediately removed the
sub-prefcct of the department IN when
Mollendo is situated and promised TO pro-
vide suitable reparation, and, turthermore,
that the government has expressed IT'S re-
greet for the occurrence. This information
IS entirely satisfactory TO the United states
Government. The name of the Consular
AGENT at Mollendo. which IS omitted from
the dispatches received from Minister
Hicks. Is William Il. Griffith. He was ap-
pointed from Pennsylvania. March So'
1889.
No news has been received by Secretary
Gresham concerning the reported outrage
against United States Consul at BoliYia'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-11
N : = = Hariak;EsstsIlRR.

SCHEDULE ~ EFFECr JANUARY D.. !,..
LEAVE RICHMOND, BY kD-SIkEEr = fA.tJa
600 A. III Dally--RichmOni ana NJr'o.k ~
IlbLLED LihIIkD-ArriTe A...
folk 1885 A. ". Stops OILS d.
Petersburg. Waverly, ami slr. a.
900 A. n. Daily Tor Lynchburg, koauoke. AT
intermediate stations No 1.ua...
ton beyond Roanoke.
1920 +. NJ Daily FOR Roanoke, Raiioff flA--
Il. Bristol ana al poiQts I.l
and Weei GA Easi Tennessee 81.
girla and Georgia rallr0ai. H-I
Tor blucneld. ONO EATENSfUA .
Leave Bluofold 6:lO A. N. day .s
Kenoys, Columbus, o., aaI ne
West. PariOr-car Petcstnrs %
Roanoke AMI Pullman Sleeper is AZ.
n0ke . Memphis GA knoxville AT
Chattanooga. ami through .1a.4
from Richmond 90 LynchrIrs
$40 p N. Daily tor Norfolk. Suffolk. 1920 .1,f..
mediate stations Airye N.,..S
has p. NJ. paiIy' Arrige Norfolk pelnN
lI.3O p, NJ. Daily Tor Roanoke kaItri. u I.l..
ki and BTlst0L Connects o. f.l-
n0ke 10 4. VI. win Waslilg ..l
and Chattanooga Lin tc,i. Pullman
eloepers Roanoke 10 NasaF. %
Memphis. and New Orleans n.1.as.
car attached. Also tor Blcl..l
Pocahontas. Elkh0rn, AMI sfstol.
Clincn-Valley division. aI-, .,
Louisville and stations LogissHa
end Nashville railroad ri1 Nort
also for Roxy iouut AMI nll -f.-
TONS Winstou->alem division.
PULLMAN PALACE l. = l. l. Z l".ae. %
RICHMOND and LlNCHBtRG really flr e..I-
pancy az . r. VI; also Pullman s.gnnsr fc.-fi.
burg to Louisville GA Ralfor1 anl norton
Trains arriye Richmond tom lyrrloIs ili
the West daily $50 A. ", % 2 J.. ". aui -OJ
Pm. From Norfolk ana tho ELst. lU;JO A. "
2:l5 p. 81, and Nestbuled Limited o'tl Q, u
Il. ". COlkINEl
Passenger AgelL
". q. BEyliL
General Passenger Aren't
General orice, Roanoke, Va o. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-11
RAILROAD Lives



q l. a. HR sgasM
pICHMOND, FREDERICRsBT,pn
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD sr1..tss,f'
commencing JANUARY j, 1893. Eastern 49,
s:04 A. NJ ieavos Byrd-sueo, st,;,oo a..
stops only at Ashland. d..
Milford, Fre6e1cksbars. g,.,.,tt
and Nidovaser. ParlOr-c,- h r."
nond 10 Nov Y0rt. Arr "a.
Washington A. 1901 +. ~, 81
moro. l:i7 4. ~; Phnafsi,-.Ih
3;fs y. W; New YORK. g30 b "
1850 A. III. leaves Byrd-Sueer Staten 80.
Buffet pariOr-car kichm9ni q, y ,.
YORK. Arrives a. Wsshinr'o, '
500 I. 81: Baltimore, 90 p n"
Philadelphia, 1.4D L. n. a.,
York 1885 r. ". "f
ZOO 4, n. leages PTrd-stre0i Static. f.r-
Sleepibg-car Rcamonl D. ~.
York. stope only a; As0lsas b.,
vol, Milford, FRED rlr.s.',,'
Brooke, ard widegate- 49,, I. .
other stations on sunday. 49,,
at Washington AZ ll:l0 n Is
Baltimore, 1898 \. ". rhi,4.i
phia. $40 A. ~; Nov i9rl. g %
A. " ~
$50 A. N. arrives a, Byrd.s,rse, st,,,,, ,,..
Sleeper from New YORK So.
only ~ WldegateF. Brooke. Fr.f.
ricksburg, Mii9ri, bowel al
Ashland. stops a. o.ler ttlt..-'
on sgnaaySS Loa7es "asa.as.5.
2:ps ~, arrives DYrd-s,reet Staten .,r.
Limited 70 Puiimau--ars.
3Od 81 arrives al byrd-Sirest a,.ar q, De-
stops ~ freiercksburg. Mo-
boswell. and Ashland par.l.
Washington 20 Richmond. Le,r-.
Washington ~ 1897 A. a.
$40 +. NJ, arrives a. Byrd-ssrcei siaron "a,
Buffet paflor-'ar sew 2o-. :.
Richmord. Leaves Wash.ns,.l a,
+P.
The New YORK and Florida special crr.r....t
OF yestibuied Pullman car, Leaves ByrI s,.s.t
station NJ $50 4. VI. I4eslsys. Ihlr.IaFs. a.
Saturdays ami arrives AZ Byrd-stre STAN u
z p. 81. Mondays Wednesiays, ald Fut,r,.
Extra fare CHARGED on this rgin.
FREDERICKSBUR re- ACCOMMODATION.
DAILY BXCgrr SUNDAY.
400 T. a., leaves Byrd-sircet station. kr-,y..
az Fredericksburg ~ 6.tl p 90.
$40 A. NJ, arrives ~ Ryri.eirre' s-sf..,
Leaves Froiericksogrs s. 6gj 4
M.
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY EXCKPr SUNDAY.
GAS A. N. leaves Elba. Arrives az AsahlIu
1893 A. VI.
GOA p. 81, leaves Eiba. Arrives ~ Asal.aiN
6.53 p. N.
6:45 A. ", arrives at Ella Leaves Assari,t
Cos A. NJ.
5:57 P. NJ, arrives =. ElbA Losyes Ashlaiai
5:i2 y. NJ.
G. A. TAYLOR. Tran, Aauts.-
+. T. ID. MYERS, General Sgporintolio0i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-11

against the soft hair OF one OF them he re-
menibered that they were cats. In MS
youth he bad heard about them
Instantly the old rat went into bis hole,
but he was soon marching back at the nead
OF brigade of veterans. full of fight.
Then how the fur did fly. :,
ont of every door the cats rushed pell-
neil, the army Of rats after them. In. q
few minutes the rats returned from the
chase and took possession OF the Gait
House meat that had boon served TO their
enemies. That was several months. ago.
and since then q cat. large or small, has
never darkened the doorway of the West
ern Union.
The rats hold the fort. Manager Smith
says he has submitted and thinks nothing
of seeing big rodent sitting on his desk
playing with the red-ink bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-11
DEATH OF MISS ANNA E. FoRSYTHe.
Successful Baptist Revival - Confirma-
lions by Bishop Whittle.

tIons by Bishop Whittle.
Correspondence OF the Richmond DlspatcnI
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, April 1O.-Miss
Anna Il. Forsythe died at Fielding" the
residence Of Captain Charles Wood. near
Ivy Depot, Albemarle county. ut 6 O'Clock
Sunday morning: aged about SO. She
was an aunt OF Mrs. Wood and daughter
of the late John Forsythe, Governor Of
Georgia. The funeral and burial took
place at st. PauPs church. Ivy Depot, at 10
o'clock this morning.
Fifty persons have joined the Baptist
church as a result of the meetings con-
Quoted for the past two weeks by the Rev.
II. T.. Neighbor, twenty-four of whom were
baptized by the pastor, the Rev. John b.
Turpin, last night. There were several
professions of faith last night. Dir. Neigh
Dor is powerful preacher and has accom-
plished wonderful work here.
Bishop Whittle confirmed class of thir-
teen at Christ Episcopal church yesterday.
He will dedicate the church at Ivy Depot
to-day.
There were three attempts at burglary
last night-one at the express Office and at
two stores on Main street. In each place
iron bars were across the windows where
az entrance was attempted. The store OF
Messrs. Irving and Brother was entered,
probably by boy. Nothing has been
missed.
The Hon. John L. Massey was present
and took part in the exercises at the Bap-
fist church yesterday morning and evening".
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-11
RANDoLPH-MAcoN WINS EASILY.
The Ashland Colts Defeat the Richmond
Boys IL to o.


Nine athletic Youngsters came down
from the HanOverian town OF Ashland yes
terday afternoon and demonstrated TO the
entire satisfaction of like number OF ill.,
dividuals from the big college IN the west
ern suburbs their ability 70 play ball with
the same aptitude that they prepare them
pare themselves to enter the contest Oh
life upon the worlds arena,
The evening was cool, cloudy. and dlsa-
greeable, and only q small crowd gathered
to witness the contest between the college
teams. The friends OF the Richmond boys
bled on the bleacheries to the left of
the grand stand and the admirers OF the
Ashland team in the corner near the boat
house. These people kept up q good
natured bantering and cheering during
the entire contest. One Hanover indI-
vidual undertook to guy party Of small
boys from the RichmOnd-C College side OF
the grounds, and though gallant and
brave soldier. who, on certain occasions, is
seen at the head of splendid military
body, he was completely routed yesterday
and had 10 fee from the enemy. OF course
the name Of the officer cannot be publish
ed, but ii the garden production common
" called peas" should be mentioned IN
the presence of th:s gentleman his cheeks
would assume radiant hue that would
be the envy of many a society belle.
THE CONTEST OPENED WELL.
The game started of as though it would
be a Boston-C Cleveland contest. Rich
mond College went to the bat. +. Duke
flew out to Merritt; Burnett made a hit
and stole second; Samuels did not touch
the production of Mr.. Spaulding. though
he had three chances. AGREE found the
leather for q base and Burnett scored.
Turner closed the inning with q fly to
Hunt, leaving AGREE on third.
The colts from Hanover trotted IN and
three of them succeeded in tanning the
ETHEREAL.
Richmond College then went TO the bat
the second tune. and three OF their sprin-
tiers reached the coveted goal. Then the fun
began. The Richmond pitcher got ratified
after the first man made hit. and the
whole team seemed to catch the awful
malady, aud with errors. bases on balls.
and hits the country colts piled up nine
runs to their credit.
With the exception of q brilliant catch
OF foul fly by Hunt the game WAS
practically devoid of interest. The um-
pires were guyed a trifie as a matter Of
course.
Tuv oCNpE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-11
Go JANUARY !. 1886.

TRAINS LaAyE RICHMOND. BRoAD-SThEET
STATION.
500 A. n. Except sunday, for local stations,
ana Newport NsEs.
300 A. n. Daily, yestibule special. with Pull
mon, Tor Williamsburg, Newport
News, Hampton, Old Point Norfolk
and Portsmouth. Makes no other
stops.
400 p. II Daily, with Pullman for local sta.
lions, Newport News. Old Point
Norfolk, ana Portsmouth
S:Oo a. NJ. Local train, except sunday, for
Clifton Forge. Connects at Cor
louisville for Washington, az Viz
ginia Midland Junction for Lynch
burg. at Basic City North aud
South. and at etaunton for VIA
chestaf.
200 2. II DAILY, for Cincinnati and Chicago
with Pullman 70 Cincinnati and
dining-car Mayeville to Cincinnati,
serving breakfast. Connects at
GOrdonsville daily With local train
for stanton
6:35 r. ii. Local train. daily, for boswell.
l0;t5 Y. II. Daily, for Cincinnati ana Chicago
with Pullman for Cincinnati, aud
LOUISVILLE and dining-car %
T. +. v. Maysville. Connects al Coylpg-
ton. Va, for Virginia Hot Springs
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHrh-sTREEr STATION
b:Ou A. III. Daily, with parior-caF, for Lynch
burg and Clifton Forge. Connects
except suniay for Lexington, Va.
and exceptSunday for Craig City.
500 p. N. Except sunday, with sleepine-car.
for Lynchburg. Train leaves Lynch.
burg a. 7;l5 A. NJ daily for LoIine-
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND, BROAD.
STREET STATION.
7:10 A. N. Daily, from CINCINNATI.
$50 A. II. Daily, nom boswell
ll:30 A. N. Daily, from Norfolk and Old Point
800 z. n. Daily, from Cincinnati AID Louis.
VILE.
$50 p. n. Daiiy. nom Norfolk ana Old Point
1850 p. NJ. Except Sunday. nom clifton Forge
1880 r. N. Except sunday, tfona Old FONT
TRAINS Aant = siS LITTLE nnEf STATION
and Lextngto1. We
6;lo -. Daily, hon Lynch burg and Clinton
ssas ~ psvisloa Fssss = Assss