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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-02
For Humanlty,s Sake.

The Ladies' Society OF tho NJ. E.
Church is an organization whose purpose
is to help advance the spiritual and fl
nancial interests OF the church md assist
the distressed at home and abroad. In
the latter direction the society has recent
ly collected supplies which will render
valuable aid to the Navajo Indians OF
New Mexico. Our readers will remem-
Der that Rev. Ii. r. Antes, formerly Of
Rocky Ford, is now giving these Indians
his entire energies without remuneration
except such MS shall be voluntarily con-
tributed by friends who sympathize with
his work. The Navajos are peaceful
people, giving far more attention to prof.
liable industry than is common for In
dians. They have never received the
food supplies and clothing from the Gov
ernment that many other tribes have been
favored with. Their chief source of rev.
enue Is the sale of poor grade OF wool
and this has been so low in price us to
give them almost no resources for living.
They are also doing something in the line
Of farming. in very crude way. They
nre not only worthy OF aid but very needy.
To relieve their distress the Ladies' So
ciety has collected quantity OF old cloth
ing and seeds which nre now ready for
shipment. Tho Santa Fe Railroad and
the ID * II. G.. Express with their usual
!iberality in mattirs Of charity have given
free transportation over their respective
lines.
The pupils Of the Public Schools aided
largely in the gathering Of the clothing
and seeds.
The Ladies' Society has standing
committee whose duty it is to look after
the wants OF the suffering at home and
which has been active in the performance
OF its duty. Readers Of the Enterprise
knowing Of cases Of distress will confer n
favor on the society by giving notice to
Mrs; II. l. Maxwell, Sec, or Mrs. ID. W.
Barkley, Prep. =
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-02
DIVORCE SUMMONS.

1 VkiNoNIE 81 tMMONS.
In the County Court, State Of Colorado.
county of Otoro, Edward l.. Moore Plaintiff,
vs.. Vienna l. Moore, Defendant.
The people OF tho State of Colorado.
10 vienna ]. Moore tho defendant above
named, greeting:
10 fom s arc hereby required to appear and plead
against you bv tho above named plnintiR I'm
the County Court of Otcro County. State OF
Colorado. within thirty days after the dat0
OF service hereof; II served in this
County, or In the State OF Colorado
Or II copy OF this summons and
any shoriG out ct this state, then you, tho
said defendant, shall hnvc nfty days from
datc of said service In which to appear and
plead to the complaint herein,
II publication hereof be made to you ms an
absent, non. resident or unknown defendant.
| days from tho last date of publication, in
which to appear and plead to said complaint.
This action is brought to obtain a judgmnct
nnd decree OF said court, divorcing you from
INC bonds OF matrimOny heretofore contract
cd dwithyou, on the ground of descrtion, ~
being alleged In tho plaintiffs compliant that
for more than ono year last past you have
without cause willfully deserted and absent
cd yourself from the plaintiff. ngainst his will
ana without his consent, ns viii moro fully
appear ny reference to tho complaint herein.
And you arc further notified that II YOU
fnil to appear and plead to said complaint ns
above i required. the plaintiH will proceed
such case made. and provided. and for nil
other proper relief.
Given under my hand at La Junta In said
county this list day Of October, 1885
lsEALl Il, Alvord, Ex.o,cio Clerk.
S-'i W. II. DUNBAR, Deputy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-02
T AND OFFICE a, Pueblo. Colo. Dec, 8, 'ss

Notice is hereby given TINT Albert +. Sake
oi ShiGnHo, Illinois. hns Hled notice OF his
20 cash before Clerk OF CountyCourt for Otcrp
Co. Colo. Mt his oilicc In La Juntn, Colo. on
Monday, the 10Th day OF jan. Isej, on tim.
Der culture application No. t59: for the sout
east OF section No. 20. in township No. q
south. range No. &c west.
He names ns witnesses: Joseph II. Dcwcesc.
Ira p. Hale. Stephen Z. Wood, OF Rocky Ford
and John l.. Gaugcr. OF La Junta, Colo.
es-S RAYMOND MILLER,
Register.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-02
"A Farmers Institute composed

"A Farmers Institute composed OF the
counties of Powers, Bent and Otero was
organized four years go but no meetings
have been held since the first. tits pro-
posed to hold session at Las Animns,
Jan. 18th. We have this objection to the
plan: The territory is too large. In
practice it will be found that tho attend
ance will only be from the county IN
which the meeting is held. Any one OF
the counties named contains enough
farmers to make successful institute.
The best results will be obtained by each
county organizing an institute ofits own.
We hope that Otero county will at once
take steps for the meeting OF such an in
stitute ut rs early day as practicable.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-02
The Flag.

The stars and stripes have been car-
ried further north by Lieut.. J. u.
Lockwood, between May 10 and is.
1882, to latitude SO degrees "a minutes
sorth, longitude 40 degrees &c minutes
west, and further south by the pilot
schooner Flying Fish, Of New York.
under Lieut.. w. M. Walker, who
reached on March "a. 1889. latitude 70
degrees IA minutes south, longitude 100
degrees west. =,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-02

1t is scarcely "giving the devil his
due" to attribute Cleveland's Venezuela
message to third term aspirations. But
il that thought was mingled with his
vigorous enunciation of the Monroe Doc
trine he will experience no realization OF
his ambition. Before the nominating
convention shall meet the war fever will
have so cooled down as to eliminate the
war message US factor in the action Of
the convention. Furthermore, mo third
term" is part OF the unwritten law Of
the nation.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-02
7, AND OFFICE a, Pueblo. Colo, Dec. 0, .ss.

Notice is hereby given that the following
named ,,an se''ier has filed notice of his intcn.
support of his claim, and that said proof
VIII be mado before tho Clerk of District
court FOR Otero County. Colo. ut La Juntn.
Soiorndo, on January -. 1s.s3. viz:
WILLIAM N. RANDALL,
Sec Twp q Rg IS W. ~
Z, ne ne names the following witnesses to prove
ms continuous residence upon and cultivation
q. said iand. Viz: Edmund NJ. Dcitze, Orrcn
Iitnmei. John I. Wasson, G. Il. Mcbride, ali OF
La Junta, Colo.
RAYMOND MILLER,
-a-SS Register,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-02
THURSDAY, JAN. 2, 1896.

The next meeting Of the Colorado
Editorial Association will be held at
Leadville, Jan. 10. The new glory OF
the Cloud City-,the Ice Palace-will be
an attraction which should assemble tho
entire fraternity at the great carbonate
camp,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-02

There are many Inconsistencies in
newspaper work, and one OF them is that
the public expect paragrapher to be rs
wise as Solomon and know everything
that is going on by simply scenting it in
the air. He is not supposed to ask ques.
tions to find out anything. He ought to
know it by instinct,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-02
Mysterious AFFAIR.

First Doctor-I had n very interest.
Ing case the other day. The diagnosis
was all right, but tho course OF tho
disease was decidedly abnormal.
Second Doctor-What course did Il
take7
First Doctor-The patient recovered.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-02
Winter Care Of Orchards.

The following paper by j. O. Kahn was
read before the last meeting Of the Otero
County Horticultural Society:
As rule it has been recommended not
to irrigate too late to put the orchard in
to good winter quarters. giving ample
time from irrigating to freezing that the
wood may mature. AS for the apple we
take no stock in this recommendation, as
we have always tried the proposition to
get the largest possible growth out of n
tree for the season. The benefit derived
from this is that the larger the bearing
tree the more apples it will bear. And
we believe this will hold good on all
small tree fruits unless the peach be
classed Herewith. Our plan has never
lost us a single tree by winter freezing.
But the peach will freeze as we have had
one variety killed down three successive
winters. This may not have been owing
10 late watering, but to it being tender
variety, rs We have others in the same
row which had the same care, cultivation
and irrigation md not limb succumbed
to the winter. Blackberries and rasp-
berries need covering for protection ex-
cept few hardy varieties which will not
winterkill and arc very productive.
We think the winter is n good time to
fertilize the orchard by spreading a nice
layer OF manure all over il. Then when
the manure is moist and will cut easily,
run over it with disc harrow with tho
cutters straight and n heavy weight on
the harrow so that it will pulverize and
work the fertilizer into the ground.
As evaporation is very slight during
the winter the ground is easily kent
moist, even if there is but little g.. n.
Once in two months is enough.
II the orchard has been kept reasona-
bly, clean during the summer so there is
no trash and weeds around the trees all
that will be necessary will be to keep the
rabbits from barking the trees. This is
no. n very hard job. Greuse the small
trees with well smoked bacon, or uso
Frazier's axle grease, or kill rabbits and
rub the blood on the trees. Life is too
short to take the old mode OF wrapping
with corn stalks or placing screen around
them.
Then tho next thing to do is to vote for
silver l6 to ], protect the Monroe Doc
trine; let Cuba fight her own battles as
We did and wait for the apple to grow.
An experienced orchardist takes issue
with Mr.. Kahn on protection from rab.
bits, etc. He says: "Do not fool away
your time making decoctions OF paint,
coperas or any similar compound.
Weave together eight laths so they will
be one-eigth of an inch apart and fasten
them about the tree. This will afford
protection from rabbits, sheep, mice and
sunscald, and will last long time at n
cost Of half a cent o year. I have used
this protection for u years and have not
lost tree"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-02

-Cleveland's message on the venezue.
Ia boundary matter has proven that the
latent war feeling of the nation is well
nigh unanimous. Yet we cannot believe
that another war will ever occur between
tho United States and England. Tha.
the Monroe Doctrine must be maintained.
no patriotic citizen will question. Bnt
lot us be sure We rightly interpret this
doctrine before we precipitate war for
the benefit OF the mongrel, half-civilized
raoble which constitutes the population
oil venezuela. In the first engagement
between the United States and England
the killed would be of more loss TO tho
world thar il the whole OF Venezuela was
sunk to the bottom Of the ocean. A war
between the two great English speaking
nations OF the earth--which are destined
to WELD controlling influence for the
worlds good--would bo crime against
civilization. The good common sense of
the two nations will SEQ to it TINT the
present alarming difficulties shall hive n
peaceful solution.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-02

Residents of the Arkansas valley
who visit the east at this time Of tho
year miss the almost constant sunshine
to which they have become accustomed
and return with renewed enthusiasm for
the land of their adoption. For climate
we have advantages that can only be ap-
preciated by a temporary sojourn else
where.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-02

"A mistaken idea has gone abroad rel.
ative to tho location OF beet sugar fac.
tory at Rocky Ford. This enterprise is
far from assured. Before the proposed
large investment can be made the farm.
ers in this portion OF the valley must
prove by actual experiment that they can
raise beets ut prices which the factory
can afford to pay. In order to secure
the erection OF the factory large proper.
tion Of our farmers must give beet cul.
turc careful, Thoughtful, systematic trial.
The securing OF such mammoth indus.
trial plant 10 an object worthy the united
efforts OF our entire people. We trust
that every farmer will appreciate the vast
Importance of this movement and make
arrangements to cultivate field OF sugar
beets this coming season. Remember
that the establishment of such a factory
will add gratifying percentage to the
value 81 every ncre OF land for n wide
circle around Rocky Ford.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-02

HIS WIFE, she was awful cute
I'll She stuffed his stocking ut to burst
And never let him see bill
Till after January I.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-02

During school days, says an ex-
change, parents should be very careful
how they speak OF teachers before child
ren. II there is any fault to be found
with the teacher by parents it should be
talked in private and not in tho hearing
of the children. They are wonderful i'm
itators and il they hear anything OF the
kind they will very naturally will do the
same, many times injuring both teacher
and pupils, but the pupils most. Teach
ers are competent or they would not be
employed. They have great RESPONSE
bility on their shoulders and parents
should do all in their power to help them
instead OF hinder.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-02

Now is the time for the Rocky Ford
Melon, Vegetable and Fruit Growers
Association to take action in regard to
cold storage and refrigerator facilities for
next Summer. Their produce eau be
marketed to immensely better adyant-
age by making use of ice; whole carload
OF cantaloupes could thus be shipped far
east in refrigerator car and the product
put on the market in such quantities rs
would bring the best price. Our associa-
tion ought not to let the winter pass with
out constructing large ice house
There's money in II.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-02

Tho present number OF the Enter
prise begins the labors OF another year.
To our readers and friends we offer hear.
ty thanks for the generous support in the
past year and we hope to merit n contin-
uance thereof by constant effort to
make the Enterprise worthy the patron
age OF every citizen OF Otero county. In
this connection thanks should be ten
dered our business men whose advertis-
ing patronage has contributed largely to
the support OF the paper. While they
have done us good, We believe that the
favor hns been reciprocal, and that q lib
eral use OF our advertising columns hns
been found profitable.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-02

for sale at ~
Enterprise Office:

The following Legal Blanks arc kept
Tor sale at tho ENTKRPRIsR ofiice, and will
be sont per mail prepaid ON receipt Of
price named:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-02
DON'T LIKE WOMEN.
FEMALE MISSIONARIES OFFEND
SOCIAL IDEAS.
Mong olians Consider Women inferior
and Quickly Take UmbraGo When They
Attack Their Religion-Conversion OF
Chinese Women A troeious

HE dts tressins
massacre Of women
missionar / es In
China has called
forth many express
sions Of opinion
that women should
not be encouraged
by the societies that
organize mission
ry effort to go to
posts. and happily
=
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-02
POstOiIice Hours,

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The evening times., 1896-12-29
r RALT'moRE -
. AND OHM
RAILROAD.

S"hed"ir ~ "ffec December . 1896
-e"NS washington from station corner OF
For NeT Cs,c Jersey avenue and Z street;
Limited trains. 1000 a m. SOB o. m
fCr tincinnati, ST. Louis and Indianapolia
fesaa1uIed Limited, $40 p. m; express,
For Pittsburg and Cleveland, express
daily. 10: 90 a. N. and so o. IN.
m f9t .. 40 dinShester and way stations. 10 g.
For New Orleans, Memphis. Birmingham,
Snainan Roai@ke Rn0Hv,iis o dn,x Hsis,SI and
through.
Eoi fof kka1Tay, ka1,,y, $40 p; m. daily,
F9r Or bali1more, week days, 500. 80.
s,25, x4 ss, 4,40. x5o5, x5-I5. 1880.
Iii % N, and Il IL 'oi n hight. aszG sundays
1lZso, LOO. .xs 90, .Sss5. 40. 1905,
p. m, x12.O1 night.
For Annapolis, 7 10 ands 80 a. 1910
and SO p N, Sundays. $50 a. IN, 4 40
Fer Frederick, week days, 7s5 a, m,
112ii9o noon, 4;sO, $50 p. In. Sundays.
For fagers,own. il0;oO a m. and 1880
For Boyd and way points: wees day.
days, i5, ,T.oS D. m 'o' y 1" sun
aay sss5hsIssp!s soS m and ggtS so pgs1ts wsss
800 go a. oaD M 1iS 90 456. 4g o. E 10 I6 Sundays
, Fo For washingson !, 70 JUNCTION and way points.
l.lo p. IN. Sundays.
For Cape May, 10 a m. l2 noon.
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA
All trains Illuminated with fIn,sCu light.
FOR Philadelphia, New York. Boston, and
Tie East. week days, 500, 90 a. m
DiningCar,, 100. 1885 Dining Carr, 500.
8 % Dining Carl, 12.0l night; Sleeping
Car open at ! o 90 o'clockJ, Sundays. 70. 90
O M Dining Carl, III 3o Dining Car J. 90.
i5.O5 Dining Carl, 1901 night. Sleeping car
open ten O'clock. Additional trains for
Philadelphia, week days. o5 a. IN. daily.
3 90 p. m.
Buffet Parior Cars on all day trains
For Atlantic City, 1000 q. m, 12.Oe
noon, and l2.3o p. N. week days 1855
o. m. Sundays.
Except sunday. Daily. xExpress
trains.
Baggage called for and checked from
hotels and residences by Union Transfer
Co on orders left at ticket offices, 6I9
Pennsylvania avenue n. W., New York
avenue and Fifteenth street, and a depot.
VIM NJ GREEN, CHAS. o SCULL,
Gen Manager. Gen. Pass. Agt-
The evening times., 1896-12-29
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
(Piedmont Air Line. J
tscneduiein effect December l. 1850

fSCheduie In ERECT December L. lSSb.D
All trains arrive and leave rennsylvanIa
Passenger station.
a. n-Daily. local Tor Danville, Char
lotte and way stations, connects at Manas-
sas for StrasburG, ii Harrisonburg and
way stations @tE %aiyi the SSsPi Sd9E SR9dady bd and
ern. daily. and with the Chesapeake and
ohio. daily, for the Natural RridgS, and
Lexington.
FAST MAIL, carries Pullman Buffet Sleep
ers, New ork ard Washington TO Jackson
vile, uniting at SALISBURY @ WITH Pullman
d knoxville and Chattanooga, Tenn. and
at Charlotte with Pullman Sleeper for
Augusta: Pullman Buffet Sleeper. Washing
New orleans and Houston, end Pullman
siceprr. New Y ork TO Atlanta. Solid train
MasnngsG9 70 HeM without
isl excursion through sleeper on this train
every Saturday to San Francisco, without
change.
l.nrg and Harrisonburg, daily, except Sun
day, n,- LOO,
I6:43p IN. m.-paiiy, WASHINGTON AND
sOUTHWEsTERN, VEsTIHULED, LIN.
TIED, composed r. OF fnlinan nnd a. Vestibnled
P1ilnnn SIeepers New York to Asheviiie
and Hot Springs, n. G.; New York to
and Jacksonville, and New York to Mem
phts via Birmingham. New York TO New
Orleans, via Atlanta andMontgomery. Yes
rnule, tay coach Washington to Atlanta
Southern Railway dining car. Greensboro
to Montgomery: >-,-,,o,
DIVISION leave Washington 9:Ol a. m
daily and 4 45 n. ri. daily except Sun
day. and 6 % y. m, Sunday only, for
Round IInE so p. IN. daily, except Sun
day. for Leesburg, and 6 % p, m. daily for
Herndon. Returning, arrive ar Washing
ron X rs n. m. and SEQ p. IN. daily, from
Round Hill, and I:O6 a. IN. daily, except
Sunday. from Herndon, and S34 a. m
daily. except Sunday, from Lccsburg
Though trains from the South arrive at
Washingto 6:42 a. M, 20 y. M. and $40
o m daily Manassas division: 1910 ID. M
daily. except Sunday, and $50 a. M. daily
from Charlottesville.
Tickets sleeping car reservation and In
formation furnished at offices, Oil and
1900 PENNSYLVANIA avenue and at PennsyI
yan,a Railroad Passenger Station.
W, II, GREEN, Gen. Siupt.
j, n, CULP, Traffic Manager
W, a. TuRk,, Gen. Pass. Agent.
l.. :. Brown. Gen. Agt. Pass. Dept,
The evening times., 1896-12-29
FITZSIMMONS TALKS AGAIN
Australian Doesn't Think Much OF
Siugger Sharkey.
Surprised and Delighted That Cor
bett Has at Last Declared Ills
Intention TO Fight.

Omaha Neb.. pee 29.-Bob FitZsm-
mons arrived in this city yesterday from
Denver, and gave an exhibition last hiSht.
To u reporter of the United Associateu
Presses he said, in speaking OF his recent
fight with Sharkey, at San Francisco:
THAT was a pretty deal got out On tine
coast, and am of the opinion that ii has put
a ouietus for all time on that town as a
sporting place. From certain facts IN
nv possession. / am convinced that JIM
Corbett WAS mix ed up in the de al.
..And SO am I,''snterJccted Julian.
s.sharkey,'' continued Fitzsim'nons, rs
nothing but hig, strong dub-that sums
him I'D. / told Julian in the fourth round
that he wanted to quit, for could SEE by
his actions that he was looking for IA soft
place TO fall upon; but he did not dare uh'lI
the referee had given the word.
Speaking of his anticipated fight with
Corbett, Fitzsimmons said:
we wilhelm New York New Year s Day
and we will then sign the articles VIII
not believe that Corbett means business
until | see him in front Of me In the rliiG
It's a funny thing, if you have noticed IL
as soon as the articles are brought out, Cor
be,t begins training II seems to me that
about all he does is TO train Why doesn't
lie fight
The evening times., 1896-12-29
n RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND E
STREETS.

STREETS.
IN Eject November 15, 1896.
'9V "A. NJ week days PITTsBCkG EX-
bnrS % ,,.,i9r rafi9r and Dining Cars, Harris
1872 a. N. PENNsYLvANIA LIMITED
,,i,sah niilih sleeping, Dining Smoking and
Clncinnati, indianapoiis. st. I,oi,is' Gieye,
harrisburg. - ~
, io;oO a. III. FAST LINE-Puilman Buffet
farior Car TO Harrisburg BuffrT rari1,
ar harrisburg To Pittsburg.
$40 p. NJ. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
to maTrisLurirm rimaS s,eh,rd Buffet Pari9r Gar
lars Harrisburg to ST LOUIS, CincInnat1
iS LOUISVILLE y and Chicago:
M n,an III; WESTERN EXPREss-Puil-
@ 2,eepinS Gar To PittSburg Chicago
Gar to Chicago. "e
''i9 Pullman h an sSSIEImwEsTERN SIelI,ny ST.; RNExrREss-
and diSp3qre 3!e and Harrisburg 10 ST LOUIS
I n and in St,ihcinnati. Dining Car
ivh9 man ii sioai. M PACIFIC EXPREss-PulI-
'oo A. NJ. Tor Kane. CanandaictIs. Rocbes-
dav ana Niagara Falls daily, except sun
io:oo A NJ. for EIuira and Remove daily.
IArept sunday. For Lock Haven week
ana "hliarnsport sundays. $40
10 r: N. for wnliamsport Rochester
buiIalo. and Niagara Falls daily. excent
,natnrda!, with Sleeping Car Washington
,o.,o 20 Suspension u Bridge, via Buffalo
ter B,ffai6 LOT Ere Sanandaigua, Roches-
sieeplng Car Washington, 10 ElInira
FOX PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK AND
THE EAST.
100 N. CONGRESSIONAL LINZ
in, En, daily, all Parlor Cars, with Din
ing Car from Baltimore Regular al I. 90
tDlnilg Carr. 500, 800, 10. 90 Dining
odrl, and 100 dining Car from vii,
ii,,nG,oni IH NJ, 81. I2.45. 3 10. 20. s 80.
ii,iDin.l iHDg ahd II 35 z. m. on sunday, 700
,'l from Wilmington A M..I2I5, BIB,
hE1 fS9, $50, 1000 and II 50 p VI For
n uniaueipiiid only, Fast Express. = 80 A
kyys 2o1 and hdp5Sess S1o + M d Gaii1 y
rnr Eg't0n, without change = 80 A. M
For Meek kifsGy,,. ifdnys; and BIS N, daily.
Hr,d,,i niahic CITY VIA Della ware River
For Baltimore. s. 20, 700. !. so. 8 90. 8 90:
iD-99' 10 90. 90. and II so a. m,
Itedi; 40, .s6. SO. 6.I5. q. so: 7. 10.
300, IO.40. Ills. and IL 50 p. m
IN sunday, 700, 500. 8. 90, 9.O5. 10 80;
- 90 90 4, n,n11s M, II 10: 10 23l, 3!5. 40:
I.io. 1000, 10. 40. and SO p. m.
FGr Pope,s Creek Line, I 80 a III and l. s6
tdp p n, a,nab aaiiys except sunday. .
and Ahnsbohs' ab no; ga,iy S"o xaan a NJ ,l LIB
sundays, 800 A NJ. and A. 20P. II.
Agantlc Coast Line Express, 4 80 A NJ,
ZAP u daily; Richmond only. 10. 81
N week days; Atlanta Special. via
Eicnn"!nd and Seal oard Air Line 40
NJ daIy Accomn oiaton for Quan-
@ ..o, 40 A NJ. daily. and 425 T. NJ.
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and q
streets. aud at the station, Sixth and n
streets, where orders can De left for check
and residences 40 '"''
T.: N0oD, General Passenger Agent.
. ~ fkEFOsT. General Manager
The evening times., 1896-12-29
Newell Wins His Suit,

Philadelphia, Dee 29.-In the court of
common pleas yesterday jury rendered a
verdict in favor Of John A. Newell against
Chris Won der A hc, the St Louis baseball
mag nate.
The case developed some interesting points
with reference to the management of pro-
fessional baseball clubs and the contracts
with players. The plaintiff was employed
by Won der Abe to play third base for the
St Louis Club. His salary was to be $500
per month, commencing on April l.
Newell was suspended for inability to
throw and run bases, and his pay ceased
from that dateSaccording to Won der Abe
The jury rendered a verdict for the plain
tiff for the full amount OF the claim, which
with interest amounted to S274l2