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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02
INTERESTING CASE.
j.. o. AND r. s. CHRISTIAN VS.. JACOB
SCHWARTZ, MERCHANT.
Richmond Firms Involved In IL - NO
LicuOr-Licenses Grnnted-A New
Bank Buildipg.

Correspondence ~ tho Richmond Dispa'cn-l
BorDrox, VA, May This has been an
unusually long term of the County Court
oifMeck lenburg. lasting over two weeks.
Tho most interesting case and one with
numerous claimants was that of J. ID. and
r.. s. Christian rs. Jacob Schwartz, upon a
rule to show claim 10 property levied Oh.
Schwartz was merchant and made an as
signment few months ago. Soon after
he commenced business again an attach
ment was issued md proceedings insti-
tuted 20 make the property liable tor the
debts 81 Schwartz. His wife, Mrs. Minnie
SchwartZ, claimed the property as her own.
independent OF her husband. The case
was heard bv Judge y. ). Iurubull or
Brunswick county. VINO presided in place
OF Judge Homes. VINO was SO situated a.
10 make 1t improper Tor HIN 20 decide the
question involved.
OF MRS. SCHWARTZ.
Judge Turnbull decided IN favor OF Mrs.
Schwartz and dismissed The snit with
costs. There were eighteen other motions
or rules against Jacob Schwartz by other
parties plaintiffs. winch their attorneys
dismissed before tAey We're called. Ihere
wa~ q considerable amount IN the issue
hilii ~ff TAI 90 our IAlt ! lA'fi't III llN Nfi'
interested IN the result.
Judge 1urntull made i most favorable
impres-io upon our people.
No hquOr-hcenses are granted IN thS
town, out lll'clt sales have oeen gong on
for somc time. and several parties were
presented for the violation OK tho law nj
this term Of the court. One old farmer
remarked Some ueople will have llquor
If thov have to 90 without corn-meal: SO
YOU had "a well take the money for them
70 sell by la,r and hn done with lt.p
ELEGANT BUHDiN.i
The Bank of Necklenburg here is
haylng erected an elegant new brick build
ing with an the modern additions for con-
yenlruce and security for lts business
Company A " B,acksburg cadets,
which was awarded the first prize in the
competitive drIll nj Norfolk last week.
was commanded by Captain Adam Iyroo
Finch. Of tins place.
~ AhhEAL''
The editor of the Mct 'cafurc NorS
pubu~hc, thnt no has on his subscription
book 500 Subscribers To whom ho regularly
mails his plupr but who are m arrears.
commended 10 him the adoption of the
plan of tho Dlsp.rru. "no nav. no paper"
The forest fires have done Considerable
damage M this vicinity. Several DWELLING,
have also been burned. Some are not ln-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02

'"i'uts VIII ne nScfui In lie. A KIND
word IN nc " moro than n monument Of
bronze alter death. SO 1--we that when YOU
gaze upon tie upturned face beneath the
glass no remorse can como to YOU and
say Won ploGghed those burrows deeper
than did time"
Next Sunday night the text will be
hon shalt not kill" judging from his
original and simple explanation of the
SCRIPTURE. Mr.. WuChts Interpretation Of
TINS command viii be exceedingly interest
IN.
BRIEF HNpTTsT NOTES.
Roy. DR.. ". W. LaDdrum, who has boon
conducting series OF revivals az the First
Baptist church OF Raleigh. \. c.. for tho
past two weeks. returned homo SATURDAY..
and occupied his pulpit Sunday morning.
Ito reports that no met with success IN tho
Old North state and that hc has reason
g. zee. much eratlfcd with his work there.
hc Young Men's Missionary Society Of
Second church had their annual meeting
SUNDAY ngut, with largo congregation
lN attendance. Rev. 4. j. Frist0c. Of
Petersburg, delivered the nunlvorsary ad-
drtH During the past year tho society
has raised $1,000. for city. State. and for-
clen mission work ana ministerial educa-
tom
lee SUNDAY school Of Second church
mas raised $500 for the cause Oi centennial
missions. TINS handsome sum was turned
III m The meeting ~ Sabbath morning.
ID" Woman Mlss.onayr Society of tho
Hebron Baptist church of King William
county hcld lts anuual meeting SUNDAY
and elected thc following officers: Mrs. T..
u. 81 ai presii NJ. Nlr-. H. W. Dabnev.
N.""-Irc.i Miss Bette Euhank, score
tr' Mrs LwmA Moron. troa lTer. Rev.
Dr. y. J.. Dickinson Delivered the GnuIyor-
t'ft sermon and preached ul ablo DIS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02

Tn RICHMOND DirircH viii soon put IN
one Of the lates,-improvei Hoe pertestinR
presses. They viii also put On typcsettiug-
machines i, the sam. time. -Grotaa. Atld-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02

SOIL everywhere. Price: CCTIcURA. 50c.;
SOAR, 2j-.. KE,OLyfSD. u.
Prepared rs POTTER DRUG AID CHEMICAL COR
rpRtrlOS. Bo-tlu.
"Au About tho SKIN, Scalp, and liAir' ~
pGs,a. 300 disease. male f~'r.
nh 2l-IG3tGMh3lwlt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02
HORSES. MULES. cows, &C.

EOB SALE, A PAIR OF VERY On
n FINE CARRIAGE-HoRSES, dark <r1r
hay, 10 hands high; also q BROUGiAh Ap.
Pr ., sfAbLK No. 10, ssath Addison slrqoi.
~ sf'ig
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02
VHERICHMoND TRANSFER COM

THERICHMOND TRANSFER COM
4 FANi.
GENERAL RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP
IIChEEOFfCE
TICKETS TO THE WORLDS FAIR AND ALL
OTHER POINTS.
BAGGAGE CALLED FOR AID CHECKED TO
DLS1 NATION.
PULLMAN CITY TICKET OFFICE
ROOMS ON ALL OCEAN STEAMERS Sc
CURED WIrHOj ANY COST 10
PASSENGERS.
TINE AND TROUBLE SAVED BY PUR-
CHASING YOUR IthEIS ST
THIS OFFICE.
TIEST-lLASS CARRIAGES, with intelligent
drivers 90 livery, furnished for pleasure driving.
marriages and calling
Agents on al ilcomiug trains 20 attend fo pas
s.ucris am their baggage.
Information cneeri1Iy given ~ lottor or
Otherwise.
OFFICE, o0I EAST MAIN.
A. ". GtETER, President.
Omto Phone. lf. S.a.io rlOue, 4",.
2t-Th,SINIulm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02
I'LL. I4ll.
B. J. BEAR,
EAST MAIN STREET

Diamonds, Watches, 'Stcr-
ling Silver, and Silvcr-Platcd
Flat and Hollow Ware,
Clocks, Bronzcs, and Bric-a-
Brac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02
nURE LAND, 0c. 4 POUND;

DURE LARD. DC. y POUND;
NG6p BROWN SUGAR. 4c. . pound:
81 GAR, -. Doaai;
SIINER-klNG PATENT FAMILY FLOUR.
test sJ.u. sA5O . barrel, or 3Oc. sack;
sN0W- FLAKE PATENT FAMILY FLOUR.
et.,sb ta~grl. 40 CSC. sack;
BLEACHING Bro SHES. &C..
VAROAINA hiCk, b. pound.
RESr ClIl MEAL, 90, bush.l;
CALIFORNIA HANS. l2c. pound;
GOOD Mined TIA. zoe. pound;
q vouads OATMEAL Tor .3c., largo Tara
SOAR 10. 2ac. HOHE-aADE PRESEeyEs.
Sc. a pound; JELLY. D.. a pound APPLE.
BUTTER. Dc. pound:
ROASTED LA0JAYRA cOEFEE, zoe. pound.
l3 cakes MAGIC SOAP tor .Sc.;
.ONfn CAROLINA ROE uEkilN9S lyS dozen
Tor 25e. OIL sAHDiNkS, So. box;
WINE. 2Oc q quart; OLD kNS whlShEY, 81
a gallon.
PrlSs.Ilss ,aA,',a On application. Phone 3ia
- = eLLAAN's son,
~ s.s issoAsas ssss kAlA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02
THE VETERANS ARE INVITED.
Soldiers Home Inmates TO Attend the
Memorial Exercises at lakewood.

Memorial Exercises at lakewood.
The following letters which breath n
patriotic and fratcrnal spirit are seli-e1-
planning: ,, ,oo,
Colonel Z. p. B'gGT, Commencing soldiers
Hone
Nv Dear Sir.-The Ladies' lakewood Me-
mortal Ass0ciatiln cordially extend 70 ths
officers of the home and Us honored yete-
rams an inYItatiou to participate IN paying
tribute Of respect 20 tho gallant heroes
now sleeping ~ OakwooI on tho evening
Of the 10th of Nav next.
A large tourist bus Will be sent 90 the
home bv thras-ooIatIon 20 convey a. many
of ITS inmates as 1t will conveniently seat
tcgrrt;ug that our funds VIII not permit
u furnishing accommodations ter oil.
with God'- richest blessing on the dear
old veterans md hoping our invitation Will
be accepted wc are with h.-h esteem, very
respectfully, DC.
Mrs. IFNRY i. CIaIsu,N.
NJ. 270s Franklin street.
Mrs. J. ". SmnH, Secretary.
CoLoNlL LIGGER's REPLY.
HEADQUARTERS LEE-CAMp SoLpIEBs'l
Horn.
April %, 1893.
Mrs. WtufI Z. mus ffIi. J ii'It'ti mn ''.4
Mm1rq association, R'c'mon4, Va:
My Dear Madam. Yours extending an
invitation to tine veterans OF our home to
participate On the 10Th day Of Nav next
lu payinE triuut" of respect TO the variant
heroes "a ho are INFERRED ut OaGWOOd GENE
teiv has been received.
On bcha.fof myself and associates the
invitation j. accepted. nnd the veterans
VIII doutless avail themselves of the op-
p.rt4u,tr % hluor the memory OF the
rn. ant soldiers in gray VINO fell with
tn.ir faces To- an invading too and who
sleep tleic last sleep under Virginia soil.
upon which their neart's-hlood freely
flowed 4ul from which they viii arise and
ION their comrades already bivouacsed on
cterWty's sacred field.
The tourist 'bns which Won offer
wi.,aTord % pleasant mode of conveying
many az the veterans to the sacred spot
where heroes rest.
VITA highest regard and esteem, very
respectfully, tjAHLt5 =. blTFtH,
COmmanlaut.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02

WANTED. A GOOD STOUT
w NnIIU BOY 10 run elevator n Exchange
H.i... Ng.t BE- o. llh.r. my --li
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02
DISSOLUTION, \ c0-rAnrNrE>HIrs.

Dl>NOiA II tN~ N fO-IA "a Ns-iNiiii -
Rcmo>D. "a. Nay I, 1895.
1--WE FIRM OF +. .. NOTHING a
l. co. wac dissolved on the litn oi April last
ny fuo deafh of -. senior partner NJ. l. ..
Noting.
t'e undersigned VIII continue tho business
"a "a. Cd hrn-namc ot
Z. o.. NOLTiNG & co.
ard adjust tho nr.ire o. thc old Hrm.
CHARLES BAL eli.
my - FREDERICK t. NoLliNG.
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION
y THe firm Of i. PAssANANEck ~
BROTHER b. tnis day dissolved 10y mutual con-
seat AL parties indebted to tho hrin wi!
please como forward ana settle their accounts
Win b. PASS ANANEtk. Who baf purchl-ed
She books AMI VIII continue 90 carry on tho
business no the oil stand. ~. ~, nortA Sey'n-
tocntI street II. PAS-ANAIECn Rlii carry &c
the same Inc OF Du,iness no 40. 1901 en-t
Ftanelin street Than.lug the puOl eul thelr
friend, tor taelr ger, rOu. pairouas" 90 ne past
and soliciting d cont!ngance OF The samo Tor tue
new firm. ~. PANSAhANECh,
n. PANSAMANkCk.
RICHMOND. April IS, 1898.
up 2S-F,SI&Tu3'
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.-.t rt-..1au O' N,r4-
..-r.v.a Oh. otv sur
.5 -. winch B.. lt- boon
...... f. .1yHu- .l. answer
90. sunday b. ...u ''~,d
... o.ur.t b..n
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.r.'.l.t.. -.lII'- 'l
t.. morning tHo
..... e>a- "l.I -tian~ 20
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d'.h .''''' 'N
f.-.,. i-.'
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p. 4'- '~.'
.. '' 2. 49, ann, 10,
''H. ra'ia,t VIZ. l. I'd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02

MA MED. 4 FIRST-CLASS
" BK.AD-BAkER or l1lf-b-ead ami rolls.
q work ~ uisl.. Aires hi, j. q klDp,
p1 nO-.t' Daugiic, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02

WANTED, 4 POSITION BY 4
w LADY - STENOGEAPHER AMI TYPE
WUIlER. CGl iDra'sl reiorsuc1a Ailress
SrsNO, care of DIsrAICH. apIO-3:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02

A GENIN. 0IKEtI-MEN, III II
- LERs. FOR PERKlSS PATENT ArrO-
N41IC PARACHUTE uudcs'rlctlblc'. sales
immense. Latest end g,cr- nogolfy JIt 80
cl.r.. sample 30 cents. Circular free. PEi.-
ElNS PARACUJ PE-HOGk> chicago.
up 3,-lt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-31

easfrssSu. May y FIRST race. six
1otraf1Ha secoud Boisso third Tine.
I,ma lt-
Ififi race six furiours Dahhins
SEQ Declare second birmingham third
Iims l.i6ts
iaafth Face. nile AMI an eighth.
Srnrt son. CEorister secoud. ~ Michael
thsff fime. ! 55i.
f1fih race five furiongs josie WOO.
fln'. second. Pirate Chef third Time.
iNt.
~sTfh rare. nile and sixteenth. Don
Aen.o Eon Eampo seoond. Hiram
thiri Tune rpis
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-31
is SORRY HE ASKED
Ex-senator Spooner's Fierce At
tack on Ne~ YORK.
MEMORIAL DAY SENSATION.
= Veteran AIs.sks sf..-oners spe~ch
saa 4. rold wh5 Faraham
rc.s Ma Mastered Out

b. PAUI Nay q During the ms
Uorial services THE afternoon al Eau
Clare. We. sensational coiiioquy oe-
eurresi between a veteran aud IN United
States senator Spooner u WISCONSIN,.
The SENATOR had raade some reference To
the dem party AMI an olsi soldier
aro.e AMI took the ssge a Hudson a.
task for his reference 10 pollties on such
. day. and hsatsiiy demanded 20 snow
~hy farbhsn Post IL brooklyn had
teen mustered out senator Spooner
MAS whife alfh rage and liashed back an
ans~er. making a startling attack upon
Ne~ York tie said -farnham's
fo-t AS mustered cut he
casse q 10 pronounced hostility
o. PENSIONS. This state IL things could
only exist 10 New York. on the Atlantic.
surrounded by money and amid the
dangers II the influence. 81 foreign
wealth. a etty that had o. call on the
Whole country . help raise a monument
. the hero Il hfty battle fields. Genera!
Grant. clty whc-~ commercial sur
foundlngs had ~ influenced an army
posl that Il dlsgysced itself before every
other post IN the country aud made n
seit 10 longer worthy n fFsternixing
~Ith TIE Grand Army % the Republic"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-31

r1tt-b'x o IS 0 1 10 % 5
haltlns o D o 1 o-3 S
hatssries-- iilen and Mack, BAKER. Ne
Ssbs aud Clark. tmpsre-Lynch.
Wash : o , s D o-sis
~. Louls D . o D o SIN 1
Batterie.-Msul aad Farrell Breltsnstein
and oun~on- tmpire-McQGaid.
Y1.o o o ? % o 90 81
Cinsinuo o o o 2 I go
Bastsries--Rusie and Kelly; Chamber
Lam. Mullans and Murphy. umpire-
Emslie.
Phiis cs o s o o-ls IA
Cles.l'a.l o > o U o o o o-as
Bat,eries--wey hing. Sharro,t. Keefe and
Crcss; Davis and thinner. rmpire-Gan
nsy.
Boston % 2 2 2 SO 2
Chicago o 0 o l o o . 81 5
Harteri.--Stive,fs and Camel. Kistredge
and Huieh.nson. umpire-Hurst.
Rrooklyn0 O o 2 s-sll l
Is,s.isse o o o I o o I o 90
Raiteries-kennedy and kinslow; STRAIT
ton aud Grin. tmpire--Snyder.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-31

1Hir sao Mag ~ Hawthorne results
f4iew FIRST rae. nine ~ixtFenths naiie
ii Henry ver. Memphis Second. item
reirsa fhirt. 'infs 81
s,eco0d six fuficng~ Hayt-e won.
Hanry Young sseoad. Onion Third. tine.
ISIS
Friri seven furlorgs Lockout ven
Horoa s@rpnd. Isouise tlfird. tine. ~ 3,
Faurfh. ons iusia Patrick Won. Mss
Patton Second Critic thici time. I lft,
Ffth. az farirrx- Tow Jones xan.
Mo-- Terry -ecoad. Emp lhilst third.
trse 7 ~
sirth. Hiiie anf sixteenth. hurdle
Marguerite sea Ciarnof Second. Clutch
era thiri. time. IA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-31

CiIctGo. Nay ~ The following are
toe,trros . entries az Hawthorne:
tiIst rscs. i've eighths mile. sor
maiden year olds Miss Clara. lO7:
Cz'c. i17. Busnos Ayres. 100; Phil DAILY.
lts Iipp.canoe. 10. Mrs Bradshaw.
tfl MsEg.e SloWey. lOs; Harry Lewis.
Lsuia 4. l05, james Y. Carter. ioI.
I.trlcisH. il0.
e-.oad. one mile. selling Graft. 81.
Iruae. ~. bsrwya. -: lillian. iCi. san
Fab.o. -. 0shorue. ~. Parthian. -.
~ Af3rso. -
Eairi oae u.;.e. selling Red Root. 20,
hacsrpp' .sl, tisat.arme. iOa. Morse. ~,
~terlng. - Ncthnty ~ faustusa le..;
kerry -. Pioneer. -
fogr.h seven eighths mile Speth.
-. isla 5eansags -; Bonnie Annie %.
il.fealis. 80. TART Wallace. -. Rose
is.lt :. AFaleaa. H.. TEaa Black
tu,n. lg, Pen3ieion -. Ming Mac. IS.
fsesl illusion. @. Shoshone. -. Ida
lsesKipE. ~
tfth. three 'onf'bs mile. -~lliug La
fsyetie. 10. Barnard. -. Hamiir. -
heVsfita -. Enfha1ssf. l03. Arieurs.
i.0. is-te -. foo; sir George. ii6. sam
Farmer. iff. IT, Clever ~. karner. i03.
hoossr. le1. fruuyroyal. i05. Lucinda.
lt1 Blizzard. 80
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-31

fosr - th- events Ia exciting rnishrs-
fhn I've sf,rcx sxbilit as skesliegt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-31

Nav Yoax. Nay % The follow ing
arr the entries Tor Morris Park races to-
n.orrD~ tirst race. i've eighths IL a
niile Correction. 10, stencil. II, DIR.
tiastruuck. formenteF. ID each.
occcGd gacr. one mile Julia l.. l0i.
Ambulance. III. Circular Monopoly.
Lacs beach. Best Brand. Steve Estes.
Noekfarreh. III each, Netuchsn. ii6:
Hamiltoa. ~; Julien. IL.
Third race. i've eigbts ~ a mile, Juv.
sniir stakes Desuot Sir Excess. Cali
he. BLACK Hawk. III each; Melody,
Mins,rai. Faluive. lis each: Monte
Pool fatrolman. King Bros. Assignee.
Fecx sail. lis each: Chateau. Dobbins.
~ each. Stonenell. lis, SIR Pat date
Pat. Sprite. Crossfirc colt. Pochino. ils
each
Fourth race. one and one eighth miles.
Metropolitan tandicap-Sir Arthur. 80.
Steve Estes. 81. NonoSai. Hume. Ar
o.. - Charate. lVs. / itielie. loo. Stock
Tn. ies. Terrific. les; Pickpocket. leo;
Leonssell, III. The Pepper. ldIe-leigh.
10 each. Le4ntaka. Picknicker. ll6;
Numan. IL. Pessara. IL. tits Highness.
-. - slorian isl. La losca. Ia.
Film race. eeven and one eighth mile.
-~lHnz Clio. colt. -; Sir Catesby, l0s,::
fat Malloy. Jr.. 100, Arab. IL, Ere
rsoat. 10
SIXTH race. i've and ore eighth mile.
ss'iing baroness. Quartz. %; Busirius,
senator. -. PaGs.in. colt. loo. Spring
t.ale. lul; Calanco. l02. Oporto. l05.
Saliva. Rose wool. colt. los: Cataract.
I5Scn. 10 each: Baby. colt. IT,: Ana
Wanda. los; Dolly. colt. Patrician. 10.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-31

Br~tes MAY ~ Over efsc people
f4rra8 cot - Stiffness the bal gane y.
fwrefi tle Hsrrarsls and trincr'ans ga
Naaes seid. t'smhr,slx- this zftsrnorn.
srd e aserr rrfifine contest hs- not b-en
fsleH RI siuhr3Ce foF @oul~ tiale Is
So rxr~rfe-i that Harvard seuAd eia.
taf tifnaugh tte crin@on 80 -ocrnss
o. ffef - afarge and black by he
sisse serr q - : thA Pflneetcn hsiFs
gave their ealahrtdxs rissis great
Hattie
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-31

Wssafvs.res MAJ - Tie frss dsY
- thr >ztioaal Lave 4frck exhihitias
49, hissssf Eaf-r als@fiHE % heuniags
fstte ef1ifsr. shica - e. last re- esht
asss 49, favored sifh ane sesthsr
fivs rs-~- 49,. ran fhr ef8si So a
fairly xs-nk an@ sd ne t-fnug brisk
~ smith 49, ~ hls eiesaeat aai essn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-31

H.itsgiss -Ncssinals Nstslii 3ad >chFiysr,
Nl,hols en3 BsnseiL tupis.- Hurst
Ns~ York.s o o o % o ts
Ci'cla '4slso . ; 0 o o 0 o %
ttafiersa-- 3 raas ard toye. pwysf aud
saagha Umpire Emslr.
tslsslsy liies % o . o 90
fsa-oklyns o 0 . . 0 -
batteries -khlaes aEd h&rriastor, Kin
-ox and herns3y. tmpife-snyder.
N4shinstoA.5 D o y o o 4 3 10
81 Lon4s o ? y D o o o.
ffstsagrgs - o @ o -
haltimose-. o 0 o o q % OIL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-31

~ pktL. Nag a The regular faes
meeting a nsmllne hss been declared
&C tnie year beeatee the Likelihood that
tae "A ashinston park meeting al chi
cage al hs srtensied snJ ss.l pressnt
gcs.t k0rses attending here.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-31

sis sell ssleciei stock
WAen 10 you consmesee
g. make . journey! Think
II over II a. - Tar az
yeur home sni of'ic. AZ
fairs sr. concerned. when
the train ssart.s Hardy,
You are beard the train
minatrs before ~ starts. 90
you are in . carriage. or
street ear. &c footing IL
sosnswhat earlier yet DO
YOU start then. Not much.
The commencement ante
astes AL this. II pfecesi-s
the packing 81 the trunk.
II t. earlier than the filling
IL the satchel. II 10 prior
10 the household arrange
ments The truth ls. that
with those IN whom there
- any animation above that
exhibited by . calm. the
ioGrney % tak- place today
CON n,ences with the frat
awakening. All arrange
mcnts have been made tho
day before or earlier.
Everything done this morn
ins Is mixed up with the
trip. and let IL be what hour
you will for the train tn
start. there is much 10 at
tend 10 up to the very last
min ute; and. nervous from
the extra excitement, peace
comes only when the train
pulls out. Perhaps some
like IL. We don't think
they do. Passengers learn
TO discriminate. and. with
alittle experience. one soon
investigates To see II there
10 = compromising balance.
II the other end 81 the trip
10 merely oblivion. then II
matters not what time one
starts. IL there il some
thing that can be done al
the journeys end by get
ting away early. that could
nototherwise receive proper
attention. there is philoso-
ply in an early start.
Hence. the 7:l5 a. m. fast
train OF the Chicago 4
West Michigan. AS ar
rangements are pretty we'll
fixed the day before. there
In nothing really in the
way OF starting out early
in the morning. now is
there. What is gained by
is! Full afternoon IN Chi
cago. Where is il gained
from? Ii is taken from a
vexatious morning. that is
oft for little cleo except
waiting for the train
transfer OF useful daylight
to the end Of the journey.
where. perhaps, time has a
greater average value per
minute while you are
away than when at home.
The White City flyer has
a mission, il has good rea-
sons for being. Think it
ove.. Take il. II stops
at the Midway Plaisance
and gets there at noon.
GEo. DEHAvES. q. y. A.
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