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1'HE HKD AND BLACK. F I f THE RED AND BLrtLK Piihlinlieri Wot'klj During The Term, • aberription, one dollar and fifty unfit per year. SiiI*a< iiptlona, a<lverti»« mente. and all •omrnunicationN relating to tin* Inihimss STAND BACK. Now nif'inlMTH of the University are respectfully ask»*<l to remain from within the mielosure of the management of tin* pap«*r ithould he baseball ^rotimi (luring the ^allies, ••nt to the Managing Kditor. Ami no student except players, the The Hki» A*i> Hi.ack will he devoted scorers, and those authorized to do l« matter* of Interest to tl.e students |>o |j 0e ,, llly wi |, be a || OW( .,) wit | lin and friends of tin* I Diversity, and grad 1 OPERA U0V15E. ALL THIS WEEK WITH SATI'ltDAY MATIXEK, TIIE GKKAT. THE ONLY, uaU,' nut.M tiptiooH an.I rominunlca* tlon, air i-kj.i-i Lilly solicited. All members of tli« University arc in .iteil to contribute to ilH coluinna, but tin. eilltora will not liobl themselves re •|ionalble for tlic opinions udvanccil t lie rein. Matter for publication must be ac- roni|.allied by author'll full name and may be bunded to the editore or a.l- <Iim.nl to Hkii Am. III.Acs, Athens, Ga. KiiiToua: tV. T. Itaenn, id, Editor-in-chief. I’. K. Lester, (l aw) Managing Editor. A. W. MUpliriiH. I Huai non* Manager. II. A. Alexander, 'l>:l. U. tV. Iteab, ’US. I*. L. Klrinlng, 'Ul, II. < Harrow ,'lnl, 'U4. W. P. Harbin. ’04 W. W. chandler ".HI. T. A. M< (Jngor, 'Ul. L. It. tt arren. Law. II. C. Moreno, ’IK), the ropes. No gentleman will re fuse to (jet behind the rupee when requested, and should thcic he occa sion in future, the game will be called and such men will lie ejected from the grounds. No calclier can do hi* beet work ae long an lie in crowded, and hit. view to firnt in cut off. No man wan to blame for a cer tain youngster being run over Sa turd ay, but bin own brave self. That I was not bis first offence. He had been repeatedly requested to stand behind the line. EM I’lltlNG. It in very painful to know that there are among ns a few men who The Albany Herald, in comment ing on the address deiivere 1 by l)r. Kiley before the Cliatauqua in that city last week, reports the fol owing: J “Dr lbiggs, of the University, not | | being able to be here on Wednce. | May, sent an bis representative Dr. cannot sppri 01 lt< l ipi ;- .... . . „ . ,, , , . ' . H. K Utley. The eubjeet of Prof, ally when shown un by an outsider. , , ' . Kiley s address was “Education in I It it a note-worthy fact that it is , ' „ „ . . , , the Sooth. He handled Ins subject | in a masterly style, and bis lecture I KEHA SB MON, U'ONIIKK WORKER anil VEXTKILO- (JI’IAL EMPEROR with his Mnrtonuttu Minstrels, and Splendid Vaudeville t om- pany. ADMISSION 25 AND35 UTS. Two Hundred Presents Given Away at Kvery Performance. HARRIS & LEE, Boot and shoe repairers. FIRST CLASS WORK. SPECIAL PRICES TO STUDENTS. DICK HARRIS, The Tonsorial Artist, Employs polite Barbers and guarantees first elass work. Visit his parlors for courteous attention :b_r.o_a-D street. TIE MUST STYLISH HATS, NICEST LINK OF CENTS’ FURNISHINGS Ami the most complete line of Young Men’s Clothing in the city can he found at I. eJ t C* McMahan’s, 117 CLAYTON STREET. PALAER & KiNNEBREW, DRUQQI5T5. r tarry a Full Line of t.'ulogne and Toilet Articles. CLAYTON STREET. almost impossible to secure a man to umpire a scries of baseball games who will give entire satisfaction, though his decisions be perfectly just and impartial. There are hoys iu college who make it a business to diareapccl everything gentlemanly and even kick at the hissing of the trees. After in noli persuasion Mr. Frank Hardeman was induced to act as umpire during the series of class games. He has acted fairly and squarely, and lias met with the ap proval of the entire representative portion of the student body of the university. He lias no interests at stake whatever, which any close observer could sec at a glance. His umpiring is far superior to any seen was forceful, eloquent and scholar ly. The noise of the rain on the canvaa was annoying to him and hard to speak against, but the audi ence drew near the platform, so an xious were they to hear every word of the splendid address, l’rof. Ki ley, in the forceful ami earnest style of bis delivery reminded many of Dr. Lansing, who is such a favorite here. “At the conclusion of the address, Dr. Duncan thanked Prof. Kiley for the pleasure he had afforded all who listened to him, and naked him to give another talk some time during the day's programme, to which Professor Kilev consented. Prof. Kiley was at one time pastor UAlLROilD S(LJUjl)Ul*t2b. OEFIUJE GENERAL MAN AG Eli. auousTi, G*., Mob i8th, 18H4. Commencing Mch 18 b the followin'! actedaiss will be operated All trains, run b» vtnh I erullsn Tima Vlis uebadnU , ra .Iibinel to .. . .... .... 1 , * on the University ground, in years. ° f ‘ h ° in thi " oit >’ He is thoroughly acquainted with ^ by the rules, and Ilia decisions are care- I ' ' I ■ fully and conscientiously rendered. The boys who so far forgot them selves last Saturday afternoon to make the unmanli/ and murkt rinh comments which were heard even above the roaring veils should close up and in future remain behind the ropes with masked countenances. Kob Kidlcv has been iu LaGrangc since last week at the bedside of Ids sick mother. The boys hope that she may soon recover and he be back at Ids post of dutv. The members of the Senior Soi.! ence Club will remember that the , , ”7 i , nt ' xl meeting occurs on Wednesday A large per cent, of the students .... . . , attended the lecture of Kx Gov. Hob K 11 ° 1 "* Wt ‘ ek - Taylor at the Dtier* House on Sa lurday night. Ilis lecture was on- Milledge Lockhart, of Augusta titled ‘ A Paradise of Fools," and so was hern with friends last week, well did the spells of humor and —. —— - pathos alternate that at one instant the audience would be convulsed with laughter, and the uext would be charmed by Ids descriptions and pathos. There is uo more enjoyable way to spend an hour and a' half than to attend one of tiov. Taylor’s lectures. CHINK DKUOIOUS crcr-i Cures Headache and Exhaustion RKAL) Dowr 1 Night b»jr No. 11. M pron*. 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Coviugton 5 ol pm 8 62 aui 12 26 AUl U U pu .ConjefA, 4 40 pm 8 8i> tun U V0 Dgl 18 24 pm l.ithonin . 4 98 pm 8 lo am li 4/ pm 12 40 pm ■'loue M la. 4 10 pm 7 58 um 12 60 pm .ClArkaioQ. 4 00 pu. 7 48 au. 19 58 pai .. Decatur .. 8 51 pm 7 8b aui 11 07 pm 1 1 16 AUl . AllanlA H 40 pm 7 20 aui 10 45 pm W arreulo 3 it 2'i .m 12 HO urn ..... .... ...MsibeM. Ll 08 Alii UUlTortuQ 10 54 Am 11 4'i pai .... ..... . HpAftA . . A. . ... 10 43 aui ...coo • . Deterau*.. 10 29 um 11 04 pui Caita .. ID 20 Ul MilleOgfilla IJ Id AUI ..browns .. s 87 am .......... . 11 wdtloCKl.. V 24 AUl J A1U.A. . . 9 10 AUl .Macoo. . . 6 3r Aoi 6 So pu. 9 i6 pm . oar icU . . 9 00 pUl 9 oo um 9 97 pm . .'Laron .. I 45 pm 9 15 AUl 9 4 j pin . 11 ill U1AU ... 1 84 pm 9 im is 6 29 pn 1 8 19 pm V4 Aibicalon 1 05 pm 6 8 * Am 6 00 pu. 9 do pm Uoiou Foiul 10 u6 au. 8 00 pm .. •KooiviUe. 9 54 Am 8 04 pm bnlraAlown 9 50 Am 6 53 um 1 IS pm M.xe/s » SS am » id pu ..aiepaeuA.. . r _ .. 9 81 AQi 8 >4 pm .Crawford ......... 9 lb am t Au pm .. UauUp. ........ V 02 Am 8 54 pm .. V4 lutera ..... .. 6 55 Am 4 10 pm .. Aibeun... 8 4o am 4 4o pm Union Conn 9 DO pm . .Silo am .. While Pima a 1 2o pm Train No. 12. to urn 10 itui 69 uui 46 urn ol tUi 25 All 19 MUt 01 RID at iiui 4o a ii 04 mu 22 tin 011 Am All *60* • train* raa Oki!j «ic«pi 11 and ii, wi.ich do oot rui on Sander. Sleeping U»rs between Atleaw end Charleston, AsguU aad Atlanta, Auust. sad Macon or Night express. TUOJi. K. SCOTT, JOh W. WHITE, 'texeret Mas., r. Traveling Passenger Agent. Aossevx, Ga. A. G. JACKSON Oen’l freight sad Peel. A* \ A