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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-09
RAIN CO0LS THE AIR.
AREFREsHlNG SHOWER BREAKS THE
FORCE OF A HOT SPELL.
The THERMOMETER Did Not Get 50 high
Yesterday. but the Hest was
Very Oppressive

Richmond went Through another swelter-
ing day yesterday.
Although the thermometer did not get
thoroughly loosened mp. its highest regis
tration being 81 degrees. man and beast
suffered terribly. II was murky. oppres-
siye day that welted the human economy
and tended TO keep the teat inside the
body rather than force it to find an exit In
Precipitation. The same condition seems
10 have existed oil over the State.
THROUGHOUT THE STATE.
There was. the DIsPATcH learned thro ugh
the courtesy Of the Chesapeake and ONO
telegraph Office, great complaint about the
heat, but only at Stanton. Scottsville.
and GordonsYille did the Thermometer
seem 10 appreciate what was expected OF
IL and show o proper am bition TO rise. Az
tbs frst-named place the mercury made a
squirt by which IL was enabled to reach rs
degrees, nut when time was called the
ScottsvIlle instrument had made record
of 80 and Gordoosville had scored 100 de-
grees and won the race. Other points,
such az Covington. Lexington. ald Lynch
burg. struggled in ct about 80 degrees aud
Newport News was shut out az 80 by rain.
RrFREsHIsG sEowrR coMrs.
Yesterday evening there was thunder
storm here and n refreshing shower or
some minutes duration. which caused the
mercury to drop by o'clock to 7S'. ms
drop. however. did not bring unalloyed
relief 1t made the flies very sociable,
and going Oald-headed was very uncorn-
Portable except where electricians were
Mt work or the air was laden with the per-
fumes of sassafras-oil.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-09
The ,orar, Musicals. To- Morrow Evening.

The attraction offered for the musicale
tomorrow evening will be the }" Kellogg
Concert COMPANY" of New York-MIs.
Emily Kellogg, contralto Miss Bessie e..
Bundy, vioinist; Signor Govani Setoro.
harpist, and Charles ID, Kellogg, bro n war
"Adieu" (Nieoli). Mr. and Mrs. kellogg /;
solo. IN Trovstore" (yerdn, Signor Sc
toro; Bird Warbling Gavotte" Smith,
Mr. Kellogg; solo, concerto Roman
tiauen GODDARD, Miss Bundy; solo, aria,
Queen of Sheba" (Gounodl, Mrs. kel-
logg; duo. Kniardiak" (Wienawskil.
Miss Bundy and Mr.. kellogg solo, Ca-
neIleria Rusticana' (Mascagni), Signor
Sstoro; solo-d, Spanish Tame tSavaste),
b. Souvenir de Posen (WeiniawskD.. Miss
Buudy; solo, Tell Me Now " GODDARD,
Mrs. Kellogg. accompaniment with harp;
Signor Setoro; ensemble. "Estudiantino"
Uacombe). the company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-09
CIV cn,e.,t Coart.

In The Citv Circuit Court yesterday suit
was instituted by James Cayanagh against
John L. Rose & Co. for $780,.
The charter granted the Richmond Co
operative Fuel, Lumber, Feed. and Ice
Company was amended So that the capital
stock shall not be less than $4,000 nor
more than $4,000. divided into SHARES OF
$50 each.
Msssrs. ]. T.. Rose n Co. claim that this
is for gas globes bought for Mr.. L. WHIT
locks residence aud which failed TO come
Up TO the Representations made py MT
Caysnsxh, agent, TO AIR. p. Whitlock-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-09
MONEY FOR THE ICE MISSION.
Several Liberal Contributions Left with
the Dispatch"

the Dispatch"
The following very welcome note, to-
pether with the enclosure TO which IT re-
fers. was received by the DIsPAToH yester-
day:
10 he Editor Of ne Dispatch:
Enclosed please find s. from the Help
ug Circle" OF Kings Daughters OF Trinity
Methodist Episcopal church as contfi-
button to the ice fund for the poor.
Very respectfully,
blrs. Lula G. McPHAIL. Secretary.
Mss H,Siter FERGUSON. President.
in the early part Of the week the DIS
PATCH turned the sum of 1925 over 10 the
mission, aud since then cGsh contribu-
tons aggregating $s.2j Tone gentleman
having given 50 have been received at
tms Office. So that within the past ten
Gays the DISPATCH has been handed S22.5O
Tor this fund
Tho demands upon the ice mission this
intensely hot weather are very numerous
ana 10 The name OF the ladies IN charge OF
TINS work OF mercy the DisrlrcH appeals
70 ~ irends--the entire public--to give
10 thls worthy cause aud 20 be both prompt
ana hoeral ~ their responses. Those OF
our poor people who have 20 suffer so
many prlyations ehould not be allowed
when mex 10 lack for the comfort that q
lump Of ice affords them.
whose dutY Is II 20 provide the sick
poor with this necessitys Let the answer
be made through the ice mission boxes 10
% found al the Newspaper offices and
elsewhere
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-09
ARrFnEsHrse SHOWER coMrs.
Tn. p,,,,.t r.n,.w,e.i,es.

The tent meetings being held at the head
Of Clay street under the auspices OF the
Baptist City Missionary Society are beng
well attended and are quite interesting.
Thursday, and Friday evening at sis
O'Clock, and on Sunday at L. NJ. The
music is by large chorus composed of
members Of the temperance lodges and
church chors of the West End. The in
troductory song-service IS a very pleasant
feature and is conducted by Rev. j. ID.
Hart and Mr.. Charles Schumann. Rev.
Mr.. Tideman preached last Thursday night
and Rev. George +. Williams Friday night.
DIR. Cooper will preach TINS afternoon and
DIR. Hidden tomorrow night. All are well
come at the tent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-09
N.wsAmopr the masop..

The past week was very quiet one
among the Richmond Masonic lodges.
Grad Master W. fl. Peasants, OF hoilins,
expects to visit the city during the comihe
week and il is probable that there will be
more life in the lodge castles.
Temple Lodge, No. 8. n. b. Clapp, wor.
shlpfui master, conferred the +. q. on two
candidates aud the NJ. Nj. on one candi-
date last night. -,
Heurico Union Lodge. No. 100, Will lay
the cornerstone of the new IMPROVISATION
church Tuesday afternoon Major Court
ney, by invitation. will preside.
Sir. G. A. Nesbitt, secretary OF tne
recently completed his annual reports to
the Supreme Council.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-09
a ohu,oh.uiil ple.Nls parlr.

Tbs. picnic given By seyerel young peo-
pie q Church Hill At Ladd's farm on
Tuesday WAS most enjoyable affair. and
the day was delightfully."- spent by the
irolichers. Upon returning 70 the city ~
night the party stopped at the residence OF
where they spent TIE sscnlne. Among
those who attended the pie-nie were
N,sses Ida Dsashssrt, Matte Bsnedtcs.
Va bchissehss, kIsseh Cox, Missss xaaks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-09
THE RICHMOND PLAY-HoUsEs.
Work of Renovatiug and Improving BE
gun at the Acadsmy-The Theatre.

gun AT tuo hc tnehtiC'
Manager Ieath has already begun the
work of renoyating and improving the
Mozart Academy for the approaching the
atrioal season The entire interior is to
be reprinted and freshened, and the scene
~ is to be retouched and made to appear
new. The lobby is undergoing the infiu-
enoes of water and brush. and its walls
will soon be ornamsnted by new and hand
some portraits of well-known actors md
actresses, Within the last few DAYS MIR.
Leath has booked SIX splendid attractions,
one Of them one of the largest ana finest
opera companies travelling.
Mr. W. A. Uonnie) Graves. who has for
several seasons been the stage carpenter
at the Theatre. is filing that position with
MIR. Leath at the Academy.
The improvements at the Richmond
Theatre begin tomorrow. As has been
published IN this paper, the boxes Viii be
SO altered AS TO give 10 feet more width to
the stage front. and much new scenery
will he added. An artist IN scene-paint-
ing has been engaged by Mr.. Cahiil and
work upon the drops" aud other cur
tains will commence at once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-09
rhe Drowssa Youth,

The body OF the l7-yesr-old negro named
Joe Carr. drowned in james river Friday
night. has not been recovered. The yontn
went swimming between the ioxer END q
Mayoe Island and Manchester and i Is
loo wss barber aud worked ~ . shop ~
the cern>s Of 6eysnlsenth and Grace
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-09

yxTANTED, SUMMER BOARDERS.
m,nusss' Wan OF station on Chesapeake and
Ohio railway. Terms modsrapsh Addsees
Msss r. n. AkAD.
~ 7-eod4s Keswick, Albemaris cepRty, We
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-09
RAIN BROKE UP The GAME.
Tho Indicstions We're That the Cadets
Wonsd Rave Hera Beatsn,

The game Of baseball witch was to
have been played at Island Park yester-
daY afternoon between the Virginia Mill
tary Institute cadets and Lumsden's Colts
was interrupted by the rain ere two In
nings had elapsed, but from the way the
sport commenced il looked very much as
il tho Vlrginias had 8 "lead-pipe cinch"
from Newport News, occupied the box for
tho local team, and his monkey-doings
with the horsehIde absolutely amazed the
Lexington generals. who could not touch
him.
Brlscoe pitched for the visitors. and in
the short time the Virglnias had they
found MIN for two hits-ons miserable
little scratch and the other beautiful
single.
But FOR THE RAIN.
The local colts were the first 10 the bat.
and by means of q base hit and a wild
throw Enright scored. The cadets IN the
opening inning showed that they were
astounded by the tricks Of the loose joint
ed wonder from the Eastern Shore. Two
of the future cbieftains beat the rain
laden DIR IN their efforts to smite the
sphere, while the other flied out to first.
In the second inning. by means of two err
rors and Lettwitch's hit. two more OF
Lumsden's TallenderS galloped over the
plate. When the game stopped IN the se-
cOnd inniBG the first batsman OF the cadets
had gotten his base on balls.
Ere the shower bad continued many
minutes the diamond was flooded. while
the $50 cranks who Tetreated TO the grand
stand caught copious supply OF the cryS-
tai fluid. which dripped through the holes
of the roof. The managers OF the park
should certainly have the place covered
with TIN or fixed in some way so that the
rain cannot drip through, as 1t affords no
shelter at all in case of storm. Inc la
dies who went TO see the cadets daily with
the sphera Jared wretchedly, and their
beautiful Worth gowns" and 'concep-
tons of Felix" wero much soIled indeed.
GREAT oAME MKT TUESDAY.
On Tuesday afternoon the Collegiate
Spiders Will meet the Farmers, from Pc
tersburg. and the youngsters declare that
they are going TO wallop the Cockade City
agriculturIsts or "break trace" in try
ing Anthony, the descendant OF Marcus
Antonius. will pitch for the cultured
Tarantulss. This youDgster pitched for
DOnatrs Giants some weeks ago when they
defeated the Petersburgs. Mr. Francisco
dc Rimim Duke will catch Anthony,
Hazen will play os short, and Hunt as first.
Scott, the gentleman who wears the beau
tiful white shoes. will hold down
second. while tho outheld will consist of
Henricus Ellysou Ceft), Guilelmus Duke,
and Tecumseh Haas. This is the strongest
team the Spiders can muster. and with 1t
they expect TO do wonders.
On Wednesday afternoon the Greek
reading Tarantuias will cross bats with the
hlrgI niak.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-09
Tb.J,fer.on Foundations.

The work of excavating for the new
hotel. the Jefferson. is being prosecuted as
rapidly as possible In order that Con-
tractor Netherwool can begin his part of
the building, which is the LAYING OF tbs.
foundations. The contracts for none OF
the work above the foundations have as
vet been awarded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-09
The Mechanics Institute.

The tenth annual meeting of the Vir-
gina Mechanics Institute will be held at
the institute. No. COZ east Main street, on
tuesday next at $3.50 p. ~, when the regu-
lar annual reports will be made and the
Board of Directors for the ensuing year
will be elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-09
WAY DOWN.

~ RoCERlES WAY DOWN.
NJ Granuistsd Sugar, per pound......S on
Standard A sugar, per pound.
Light Brown Sugar COMPLIMENTARY, Anna %
Arpuckles Beat Ariosa Coffee, per d.. rs
Good Tea, mixsd or green, per pound.... 70
ZINE Gunpowdsr Tea. per pound......- ~
Carolina Rice, per pound. ......,.;,.. ao
Silver King Best Patented Flour, per Dag oV
Pure Lard, per pound. ........;....''''' %
Snowflake Patented Flour, per Dag....-. 70
Family Flour, per bag -..-...........'..' 80
California Hams. por ponnd'.'.......'.' 10
Salt Pork, per pound. ~
Fresh Country butter, per pound. ~
Pure-Sugar Syrup, per gallon. ........... ~
Large Lemons, per dozen... .....~...... 10
bars large soap for ,:..............''. 20
Pound Boxes Best baking-fo~uerh'.' %
Good Butter. per pound. :........-....... ~
soda-Crackers, per pound ................ g
a noupds Ginrer-snsps for. ............. 70
Home-Made Jelly, per pound .....:'.....
Home-Made Preserves. per posha.....'
Home n ads A yple- Butter, per pound. %
SOUR Pickles, per gallon ...........-...... %
Matches. dozen boxes for.....-....-....-
eardiEes. per boz.
Silver King, best patented family nour . "a
spowdsss Pateatsd Flour, per barrel. v0
Rsxt Cream Cheese, 2 pousds for.......s 70
sug.r-Cursd Shoulders. per peand..-... -
Pic Peaches, per can.-..-.,..........-..' az
Il oounds Rolled Oats fer ............... 70
Pure old Rye Whisksy, per eailen....-. ~
tiocd Rye whsksy. per Ssllon, .,.: ..i. ! 90
In cortsS ascaroai, per pcund. ........ 10
ninss eeet sun-Cursd Tobacco for.... 20
(3ood Cream Cheese, per peund......... ~
wsshins-seds, per pound .......s...'.. "a
Mood WASH. ssAI ,ss.:.u:a s.eis ic. 90
Bess North Can "a Family Roe Her =.
rtus1- IL doGoA toe. .,.,..r....s--. &c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-09
" o-deod3osSwiotj
VIRGINIA COLLEGE FOR YOUNG
v LADIES'

ROANOKE, VA,
opens SEPTEMBER IA, 1898. HagnIhcensAev
building. among the finest In the South. An
modern i'm provsments New pianos and Sorni.
turo. Campus ten acres. Grand moun3Ain
scenery: In the Valley Of Virginia famed for
health. European and American teaaherA
Full course. Advantages In musis and art M
excelled. One OF the most attractive and bean
tlfui college homes In the South. For catalogue
VA HARRIS. ID. D.,
Nv 5-eod&wts Roanoke. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-09
CALARY OR COMMISSION I

otALARY OR COMMISSION TO
- AGENTS 20 hsndls tue patent CHEMICAL.
INCREASING PENCIL The most useful and
novel invention o; ths age. Krases ins tho
300 10 800 per cent profit Agents make $50 per
week. We also want general agent TO take
charge Of territory and appoint sub-aronts.
rare chance TO make money. Write for terms
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, X. 124 La
Crosse. WIS my ely
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-09

1 lot CUALLIEs, 4i4c. yard
CREPON, new anu pretty. 9Ac. YARD
ZINE DRESS GINGHAas, &c. yard.
loo. Cheek MUSLIN, &c; yard.
I2Ikc CHECK MUSLIN. SC. q yard
All MOURNING CALICO ~. &c. yard
IMITATION COTTON CHINA Silks, 974c.
yard.
/ basket RIBBONS, &c. q yard.
/ basket RIBBONS, loo. n yard.
LADIES WHITE HOSE, &c. pair.
pc. EMBROIDERED HANDkERCHiEfs'
LACE CURTAINS, sec flor two strips
i basket oHILDRENs HOSE, full regular
ANTIQUE LACE TIDES. &c. apiece.
3LUNCH SETS, s2.l3 a set.
NULL EMBROIDERED APRONS. 19c' apiece.
Tbs c.i.bratsd "sUN" BOYS SHIRT
WAIST, 39c. apiece.
CHIfbREN'S NULL HATS, 21c. apiece.
CHILDREN'S MUSLIN CAPS, SC. apiece.
FOLDING BOOK-SHELvE ST. apiece,
FOLDING MUsIC-sTANDs, s1.39 apiece.
sl.25 KID GLOVES, Zoe. pair.
81 KID GLOVES, 69c. pair.
5Oc. DRESS GOODS, 29c. yard
25c. DRESS GOODS. loc yard.
12lsc. DRESS GOODS, l0c. yard.
DRESS BRAIDs, 12thc. quality NC. yard.
DRESS BRAIDs. 25c. quality l0c. yard.
LADIES FINE Saline WAISTS, also, now
81. ,,xr- ,ro,,p,.
BGFFET scARFs, II. 10, and o5c. apiece
RED, BLUE, and GRAY SOC. TWILLED
FLANNELS, 33tSc a yard.
piece WHITE HENRIETTA, was 81, now
6gc. a yard.
MEMS SEAMLESS SOCKS in black and colors,
lie. pair.
CREkM-PITCHERs, 3Ifc. apiece. Z
Large-size CREAM PITCHERS, &c. apiece.
lot CHILDRENS SOLID GOLD RINGS, 3oc
apiece. - ,.,.,,,
TUBE ROSE aud BUTTERHILK SOAP, &c. q
cake.
o large PALM-LEAF FANS for sc.
10 BLACK and NAVY BLAZERS. long and
good quality, $3.50.
3 cream BLAZERS, sl.5O spiece.
INITIAL SILK HANDKEhChlEFs, SIC.
Good quality PoCKET-BOOKs, 1tc.
CASHMERE CLOAK3 for infant, long and
short, at greatly-rsduced prices.
Many REMNANTS left from remnant-cay
friday will be closed out Monday.
SPECIAL NoTICE.-Psrties indebted 10
ISAAC HEID must settle with the undersigned
or my agents at the store.
JONAH .1E4RGUSE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-09
/. GRADUATE OFAN INSTITUTE

WANTED, A SITUATION AS
w TEACHER by q lady who Is a full era lu-
ate OF Roanoke Female College. Danvile. Va,
and who has taught successfully the following
subjects: Nathem itics, vocal music, ins'ru-
mental music, English, Latin, French, oloru-
ton. and penmansbIp. Seventeen years e1pe-
Renee. Best references. A place as teacher OF
vocal music and elo-utioA or OF mathematics
preferred. New England Conservatory train
ing. Address Miss MARY l.. LAZY,
1, 2b-Su3t Cristie, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-09
FORT WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL,

LAKE GEORGE, N. Y,
Now open. The largest, best appointed, and
mos, literally conducted hotel at Lake George.
PURE WATER, PURE AIR, PERFECT HEALTH
For terms and particulars, apply Hotel Greno-
bic. Fffty-sxth street and Seventh avenue. Neg
York. WILLIAM NOBLE,
ia I6-W F&Su,s Owner and Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-09

V'HE BOARD OF VISITORS OF
Il THE MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA
will assemble az the college building, 10 this
city. on WEDNESDAY, July IL. 1898, at IL NJ,
for the purpose OF ele,ting two Professors Tor
TIE newly-crested chairs-one for the Diseases
o, the Eye, Ear, and Throat, and the other OF
General Pathology and Bacteftoogy also
TO eloct two Professors TO supply the vacancies
created by resignation In the chair OF Diseases
of Women and Children and In the chair Of Ma
teris Medica and Therapeutics.
Candidates for these Positions will forward
their applications and testimonials 10 CHsisIo-
PIER ToNPKISs NJ. D.. Dean OF the Faculty.
WILLIAM W. CRUMP,
President Board Of Visitors.
DANIEL ID. TALLEY, Secretary.
IL 1-Th&Su12t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-09

pOARDERS WANTED.--I CAN AC-
~ C0MMODATEa few SUMNER B0ARDER3
at moderate rates. Location one OF the most
healthy In the Valley, ten miles from stanton
on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. Railroad
station, telegraph station, and post-ofnce within
three hundred yards. Churches convenient snd
society desirable. Refer 10 John ). Lear and L.
Whey Davis Of Richmond. Address
MRS. J. NJ. WESTON,
~ 9-lt' Greenyllie, Augusta county, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-09

WANTED LADIES AND GEN
w 1LEMEN, w viii pay you 81 90 s13 per
woek TO DO strictly home work for US at your
homes no canyas-ing. Send self-addrsssod
envelope 10 g. +. KMMoNS CO., Battery
march and Water streets, Boston. Mass
~ I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-09

GUNNER BOARDERS WANTED
- BY Mrs. DR.. yAipEN. Beions, ~Powhatan
county. situated on the rarmvtlls and Pouha-
tan railroad one mile from depot and poss-once.
A healthy, cool, and pleasant location: Rates
very cheap. Urroou~s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-26


Wien wilson's comniffes shall FORM
n'-ss rs report on tns t.riu Dali 70 70
pssl ne Mckinley ACT u viii Do diseov-
essd that cur industries have been
ctruck . blow In one difeetion- the
ss'et o. ~h'ch - parity repaired
- snother. The new b'ii ~'u IN
doaotediy strike OF protective duties
81 manufactured goods and oner - re-
uiri'en frss ras materials his may
sppease I'M manufactarer5 but It viii
faii ne blight upon me workingnsn-
WITH protection fenoved wages must
descend 70 level siih wages paid else
whsfa The incoming of tree raw ma
tcr'sis' admittedly produced At cost Tar
beio< what they can Be proiuced IN
tins countfy, VII throw The raw mater
~ wornnsnen OF this country out
y emplsJment altogether such re-
suf = a. insF''abie a. Il = that man
vii pay The lesser q Two prices Tor
The SAGE thing 10 no particular is q
change 70 the tsrin mere 70 be dsplorsd
has en silks While y - true that .
fsdue'ien a ne tsfia OF NIX VA osno-
~ TIE itch DUiy. there u yet another OBJ
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-26

<ss4t@sat@<<t ARBss41s<A 40E <f4tA4t<(
Concert- standing Committees
AZ the regular meeting Of the Central
Labor union last night committee was
appointed 10 assist Frank Wufzburg in
preparing Tor the charity concert and
ball 10 be given 10 Lockerby hall early
next month This committee will sell
tickets and assist in whatever way il can
20 make the concert q success Follow
ing II the committee appointed: +. H.
Gill. Z. p. Mills. William Crcwc. Will.
lam Kirkpatrick and ID. j. PhilIipa
The following standing committees
were announced by President William
Crewe for the ensuing term:
Organization--F.H Gin. ciQarmnkcr
William +. Tea. typographical; w. ].
Hooper. wood carver; e g. French. up
hoIsferer; Anthony Hudey. spindle
carver.
Legislation-E. P. Mills. musician: w
NJ Hathaway. typographical; George
Robson. X. Of L.. No. 329
Griesances-Ed O'Donpell. salesman
Charles Carpenter. ciRarnakcf; Charlie.
Lampe. iron moldcr; Thomas +. Gilt
gan. tailor; w. @. McClymont X. Of l.
No. 3536.
Press--M. J. O'Connor. John Kroon
Fred f. Ward, typographical.
Credentials- Alfred Ball. baker; w
Day. barber; John 4. Fitzpatrick, teau
owner.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-26

One having Witnessed the finished
production OF Tho Masked Bali by
Mr.. Frohman's comedians in Powers
last evening will not inquire the reason
why IL i popular success. An apprc-
ciative audiences welcomed the players
last evening and IL laughter and plaudits
are the most gratifying proofs that .
play IL relished there's no reason 10
doubt the favorable judgment passed.
The comedy IL of the French school but
IL u as pure as crystal aud - ex-
hilarating - the morning dew. II 10 a
comedy that turns on tears.
and the love theme might DO
employed In = romatic drama tor il
IL instinct with thrilling heart'interest-
The story OF the play Ii that NJ. Poul-
ard. . pharmacist at erase near Nice.
spends his time and substance expert
menting with bees in great scheme.
wherein he feeds them on the sweets Of
the poppy plant Their honey there
fore will be natural cough medicine.
His medicine does not thrive until the
arrival Of young doctor. Blondct. who
takes lodgings with him and joins Ia
the ventura Dr. Blondet three years
before had been Entrusted by his best
friend. Louis Martinez. with . commits
sion 20 seek out Suzanne Borgomat.
with whom he mad fallen IN love and
sue for her hand blondet does 90 and
falls 10 love at hrsf sight His affection
ls returned and the match is made
biondet writes ms friend tnat the
giri was totally unft Tor him
and describes II. bergomat- who V q
sober sedatc citizen 40 topper. madame
as vaudeville singer ana suzanne as
addicted 20 cnampage. Whcn the cur
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-26

DIX. Wars lectures on aguosticism
delivered In The Powers opera house
sunday were able and scholarly exposi-
tons Of that belief. The score or more
Of sermoas delivered in the various
churches Of the city on that day were
equally ~ able and scholarly in eluci-
dating the christian religion In the
broader and more enlightened discus
sion of religious subjects. the people Of
this generation are drawing nearer 10
the vell-springs Of truth than their an
eeztors dared TO prophecy.