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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-28
General s.rani's Condition.

IN itttkiNIi W. WV 'f''tN'''
NEW YORK, May - .--General Grant
only slept three or four hours last night
but his sleepleSsness was not from Ia
tigue or pain. as he was very quiet and
comfortable, but rather from over
sleeping Sunday and Monday nights.
After seeing General Grant this al
ternoon Drs. Douglas and Shrady at
tributed his sleeplessness last night to
the fact that the General had applied
himself more zealouSly yesterday than
usual to his literary work. There was,
however. no apparent result to-day and
the conditions were practically the same
as on Sunday last. Both physicians
unite in saying that the General to-day
was passing an almost painless day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-28

Mr.. Turner had sold his crop Of tobae-
CO, and thus escaped the loss Of that.
But in the house was the only horse he
owned, and in a shed attached to II
was bis only COW. both Of which were
burned; also quantity Of feed. The
night before Mr.. Turner had loaded his
wagon with tan-bark, preparatory to
hauling to the depot at Amherst the
next morning, and the wagon and con-
tents were also consumed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-28
HONORS TO MINISTER JARVIS
Entertainments ~ Wilmington and Ra-
Ieish-s,nIence Commnted-Appsin'men'e OF
In,ernahgsvenue Collector.

Entertainments ~ Wilmington and Ra-
Ieish-ssnlepce Commuted-Appsintme MT or
In,ernai-gsvenns Collector.
Especial telegram 20 the Dispateh.l
RALEIGH. n. c., May 27.-The
Watague Club, Of this city, tomorrow
morning will tender Hon. 7. j. Jarvis,
Minister to Brazil. reception at the
Marlborough from $3.50 to ii O'Clock.
Governor Scales and all the State Off
Gals will be present. There will be
music and refreshments, and the spa
cious dining-room will be decorated with
the rational and State flags, as well as
the flags Of all nations, that of Brazil
being prominent. To-day Minister Jar
Wis was entertained at Wilmington by
the Chamber of Commerce, and ex-
amined the creosote-works and other
enterprises. He made an address on
Brazil. He will spend few days here.
1t is his first visit since his appointment
as Minister to Brazil. His visit gives
great pleasure.
1t is understood that Colonel w. II.
Marlborough will be appointed internal
revenue collector here. and Mr.. James
S. Battle is to be appointed to the office
Of inspector of revenue. Colonel Var
bOroughs appointment has been hang
Ing fire for some time. His principal
antagonist was Colonel Paul f. Faison,
of this city. The delay in appointing
some one TO succeed Isaac J. Young,
Republican incumbent, has subjected
the a administration to some criticism,
as the Office is one of the most important
in the State, and Young has been des-
perate Radical worker.
Some time ago at Trenton, Jones
county, William Black. a negro, was con-
victed Of numbering Elizabeth McClees
by shooting her. and was sentencedto be
hanged on the Goth. Governor Scales
has committed the sentence to impris-
onment for life in the pententiary. The
petition for Communication was signed by
the Judge, solicitor. and jury. twas
represented to the Governor that Black
was insane, having not long before the
crime was committed escaped from the
insane asylum at Goldsboro'. Black
will be brought here in few days.
This is the first communication by Gov
crnOr Scales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-28

~. avcks II si1bs. Ansliy bo(s NH, {
- 6iss tilre dusin& tho ee.lgn - ~
atso. under those cuusnt Two 0eyse yys
The downward movement bt0o3es esSSs
AZ. and Short seiiips was nho fsmyses
doing The day, shsft Interest IN cssyS$sS
bnvirg been very isfuesy inereasea t
crop outlook WAS enurey ixnofs" ~, ~
zinc being. and she Argument o. ias1c
stocks here and az Dufufh was empioyeu -
me n s,ots Tor the decline. toreign adytcee
were az q more favorable tenor. iuers
siiii noticeable lack ~ snippins nc
n,npd. ana the receipts continue nee. The
advance OF British co0sois 10 par sssssssd
thc weekners In the market. There wss
dight reaction from the bottom ana W
waid the close OF the afternoon baM
o stead,er feeling prevailed; snv ,. ms
The corn market showed greater stesnipeo
In compafisoD with wheat The rscsiyss
we're laIge and foreign advices unisvotsvw'
The maiket opened arm, tel bscn s"u.s
what with wheat recovered partially. anw
coed iIasc. under yesterday. Speculative
trading IN oats was moderate ana tne i.ea.
inv was easier hut at she clors on tfsuS
Tor the day prices showed no chsnss TO.
the c'ose esieiday. Provisions ruled vey
weak pofk declining iJa20c. per hafre.
while laid declined satss. per hnndreS
pounds. ,,w.,ruxr
MrLwAUKEE, May 27.-fiour dun sna
weak wheat stroos: No. easn, s"o,
iune sGi[e.: Corn more active; NO. =
ss1"c ,,.ts stead.er: No. = 32Se. Prov.
slonl over. Mes. pork, round lots cash 49,
June. sio67. Prime steam iafd' cash IN"
'~''' ''''' WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON May 27.-TurTnt'ne ntxa
at s0c. Resin dull: strained soc goso.
92Se. Tar firm ut sl.l5. crude .utpsns
tine steady: hard. $40; yeiis~-dip Oh"
virgin, st.I5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-28
OTHER GAMES.
NV teleerapa to The D,sratcb

lBy Telegraph to the Dispatch.l
Philadelphia: st. Louis, 3; Phila-
delphia, 4.
Lancaster. Pa: Rain postponed the
Lancaster Wilmington game.
Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, 6; Bslti-
mores, 2.
Cincinnati Cincinnati, Q; Athletic.
l6.
Trenton, Nj: Nationals, 5; Tsen-
tons. 3.
Nashville Misunderstanding game
prevented by ra;n.
Louisville: Observation-Disclosures
game prevented BY rain.
Cleveland ToledOs, 2; Cleveiands,
New York. :: New Yorks, "a; Buff
falos, 0.
Newark, M. j.. Newarks. 10 !; Nor
folks, ..
Providence Chicagos, G; Provi-
dence, |.
Boston BostOns, {; Detro'ts, g..
st. Louis St. Louis. ! Brooklyn, ,.
EAsTBRS-LEAGUE RECORB>
The following shows the standing Of
the clubs of the Eastern League. in
Guiding yesterdays games;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-28
The Grasshoppers an Colorado.

CHICAGO, ILL, May IA spe-
cial from Denver, Col, published here
this morning, says ; Millions of young
grasshoppers are reported as coming
out of the sandy soil on the south side
of the Arkansas river, above Pueblo,
devouring the early vegetables and ten
der shrubs. Their appearance is said
to be similar to those Of 1872, when
they were swept east by winds, and
consumed an immense amount of grow
inr crnns In Kansas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-28
Washington Notes.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

by telegraph TO the Dlspatch'l
WAsHINGTQN, Ma 27,--The Pres!!-
dtht has appointed the following post
masters: Charles W. Webb, rice Mrs.
Grace {. Cochran, commission expired,
Anderson Courthouse, s. c.; Ii. IL.
Whitefield. rice William ID. King, COM
mission expired, Hawkinsyille, Ga.
Secretary Whitney has ordered the
United States vessels at Aspinwall,
with the exception of the Tennessee, to
proceed TO hey West and await fur
Their orders. Admiral Jouett is in
structed to remain with the Tennessee
for the present to watch American III
terestS on the IsthauS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-28
LATE WEATHER REPORT.
[By telegraph to the DIspstch.l

WASHINGTON, d. c., May 2s-l
A. M.-For the Middle Atlantic States,
cis,dy re0ther, occasional rain, rar'd-
bic rinds, slightly cooler in The north
ern portion. stationary temperature IN
he southern portion.
For the South Atlantic States. cto"dy
peotber. occasional ram. sOutherty
r,nds. stationary barometer.
For Richmond and riciaity, cioHdy
redfker and occasional ram, Stdt'oH-
aTy Temperature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-28

snd threatened to kill his son.
Changing his mind, be put . tin
cup on his own head, William says,
and wanted him to shoot it of.
william, seeing no cap on the gun,
aimed at his fathers head and snapped
the hammer. The gun was discharged,
shooting Gilbert through the head.
The SON went for officers and related
the particulars Of the affair as above.
William Prentice claimed that he was
not, though the general belief was that
he had been. drinking. To the present
stage the circumstances point strongly
towards murder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-28
A Farmer Robbed by Masked Men.
lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

KANSAS CITY, May 27.-The
Times Little Rock Ark special
saws: -Four masked men went to the
house Of Theodore Vandeveer, farmer
in Butler county. Mo-, last Sunday
night. and seized his two hired men and
compelled yandeveer to give up $4,000
in currency that was concealed in the
house. They then forced him to reveal
the hiding.place Of $4,000 in silver coin
buried on the premises, after which the
robbers escaped with their booty. This
is the third time that Vandeveer has
been robbed, losisg in all about
,sIO 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-28
ReiIroad Con,racfLef.

TBy ItItBIhpH 10 IHt UIsPHICH'I
CHARLOTTE, n. c.. May 27.-The
contract for building the Spartanburg
and Asheyillc railroad has been let to
the Greenville Construction Company,
of Connecticut. The terms of the con-
tract include crOSs-ties, steel rails, and
equipment, all to be completed before
neXl january.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-28
ntseon,inucs s,s Offices.

10y Ie.egIaph IOIhe DlsIMIVH'I
NEW YORK, May 27,-The Inman
Steamship Company announces that its
Offices in this city will be discontinued
from June LIST. Its business here will
be continued by Peter Wright q Sons,
agents Of the Red Star Line. \ series
OF misfortnnes for many years and the
present dullness and competition be.
tween the transatlantic lines make
this step necessary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-28
Gent the PenitentiarN.

REIDsvILIE, n. c., May &c. l..
Beard, a young printer, was sentenced
yesterday by Judge Shepherd. at Went
worth, TO two years in the penitentiary.
He broke into a bookstore here and
stole goods. lie was drinking and out
Of work at the time. His family are
clever people in Winston. Three ne
groes were also sent to the peniten-
tiarv for two years each for stealing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-28
TERRIBLE FLAMES.
D..,,n.,ies 81 4 Fatnlfafs.fats:'t INV
NV Telegraph TO the Dispatch.i

D.s,ra.hes 81 4 Fatnifafe.fatts't =" Nv"
York.
Y. ny telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
N,w YORK, May 27.-The fast
furnitsre-factory Of Ii. Herman Bro
theirs, as Msngin and TompkinS streets,
was discovered to be on fire at $3.50
O'Clock thismcrnins. 1t is a fve-story
brick build.bGs and occupies . whole
block, fronting Two hundred fest on De-
laney and one htndred and ff;s feet on
the other streets. II was an ca build
ing, occupied by thSSinger Sewing Ma
chine factory, and was saturated with
oil. The whole building is surrounded
by miserable tenement-hoGses occupied
by the poorest in the city. The fire
was intensely hot, and nearly hun
bred families we're driven from their
homes. They rushed out in their night
clothes and were compelled to camp on
the riverside, where they shivered in
the chilly winds Of morning.
Though the entire available force of
the fire department was summoned it
was two hours before the flames were
fairly under control.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-28
THE NORTHWEST WAR.
Poundmsker and n Number OF osher Chiefs
Capiu.sd.
IBy telegraph to the Disyatch.l

CaPtusse.
tBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
OTTAWA, ONT May Gin the
House of Commons this afternoon the
Minister of Militia read the following
telegram, dated Battleford: II have
made prisoners Of POundmaker, Lean
Man, Yellow Mud, and Blanket-Bresk-
ing-Through-the-Ice, they being the
most influential and dangerous about
here. Have also White Bear, who
killed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Payne, and
Wahwahnita, who killed Fremont
the rancher. My next task may
be Big Bear. Poundmaker brought in
the teams taken, and gave up 30 stand
of arms and FIVE revolvers. Have or
dered them to give up the flour taken,
and horses and cattle, and am sending
part Of the police to see that it is all
| given up. The Ninetieth has just ar
! rived by steamer and is IN camp. The
rest are coming by land. If obliged to
move on the Indians ! propose to organ
ize a force Of mounted infantry made up
of mounted pvvliee, !Belton'S scout, an!
T s6fRe mounted artillerymen, in all about
300 men, and with light carts and a
little baggage and supplies as possible
so as to scour the whole country and
strike rapidly. | expect that Big Beal
will soon give up. If he docs shall
treat him as have done Poundmaker
If he does not shall attack him i'm
mediately.
| (SignedI FIRED. MIDDLETON"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-28
THE MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
a Fnr Aujieuce Dispute the irciemen'
weather.

a Frr Audience Dispute the irciemen'
weather.
tspec,al telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
pfrERsBuRG, VA. May 2i.-Al-
,,houeb the weather was very unpropl-
.tious tonight the Academy OF Music
was filed with brilliant audience
which. combined with the choral singers
and artists on the stage, made most
striking and notable gathering.
The concert was opened with the
s;noinp by the audience, artists, ana
cbo,uSee of "Old Hundred, with ac-
commitment 10y the festival orchestra
This sable old melody was sung with
fine shirt and enthusiasm, and then
the ccrcert proper began, \ slnSA'
larly excellent programme was given,
and several new artists Here introduced
10 an audience thoroughly critical and
received most favorably. The choral
singing by the united societies was es-
pccially satisfactory, and displayed of'
.ectuslly the benefit Of the high stand
AiA OF NNiANit NulNu NiC AAuNiN ~
Association has fostered. The fes-
tiyal orchestra, drawn from Baltimore
and New York, added greatly to the
beauty Of the concert, and gave the
oyertues TO Euryanthe " and the
Merry Wives Of Windsor " in excel
lent style. Miss Minnie Evan, of the
ST. Cecilia Quartette, was the soprano
Of the evening. She is pupil OF
BiSckon. and the fine burst Of applause
which her numbers elected stamped her
at once as brilliant and deserving
artist. The st. Cecilia Quartette 80
composed entirely of ladies--sang
charmingly. A fine string quartette and
MesSIs. Mockridge and Martin con
iributed largely TO the success Of the
occasion.
The festival. judged by to-night's
concert, has opened most auspiciously
and our citizens are showing proud
interest in the notable event in the
musical annals Of the State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-28
The Dora wiley COMPANY.

The Dora Wiley Opera Company gave
another pleasing performance at the
Theatre last night to full house. The
company is good one and has re-
ceived. a. it fully deserves. the com
mendation of the public. Tonight the
programme will be changed and new
rendition of 0Iiyctte will be given.
With prices so popular and a company
so excellent. a full house will no doubt
be nresent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-28

xest WANTS 1secxvsteps q -
Its rurnored In Paris, on bourse.
that the mission Of the Earl OF Hosebesry
resulted In failure.
The Paris municipal authorities have
resolved 10 censure the prefrct OF pcice
and the police officers fcf their action vi
sunday.
The report that Asiasic cholera y
preynlen, in Quebec Is utterly false ana I'M
founded. A dispatch resolved Isv ,,na. ~
MOniirambert, chief mehietl - s,e,-
Crosse Isle quarantine. says INA. ~ ~, This
ness of any kind hfd yet bceh
season al quarantine. !.
Yesterday morning the braSe-oana
OF the Kanawha (w. Va Mining co'hps'
ny's incline 500 feet long up steep Inoua,
tain. broke, and two carloads OF m'n s,'s
going 10 the mine were carried up sss
mountain ~ n great speed. Nine JnInp..
out, four remaining. Three were h NJ, -
one fatally hunt. and hummer shs""s
juTed.
The Washington Star says: Repre-
sentative o'Ferrail. Of Virginia, has Beaten
all his colleagues In the WY of getting post
Offices. He las 24O pcst-oiilces IN ms us
trict, which Is the hot-bed Of Mshoneisin.
and of this number he has already nad w
Mahoneites replaced by straight DemocrsiS
several ofthe ofiicesare of some impot'afive
paying from 81 600 TO $4,000.
Its rumored in London that Colonet
French. who was on the continent n short
time ago. ostensibly in the interest OF the
African international society but really .e
watch the movements Of dynamitsrhs; nSs
given warning to sir William vernon hst.
court. Home secretary. tnat 'heie ~ ~
nevo. some have recently arrives also IN
Parts. Two NJ the dynamitards are IIom
New York. and possess entirely new eNp"'
Siye machines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-28
BAPTIST HOME MISSION.
The Finy-Third Annual Meeting OF the So
cieU-Staus


IBy tele graph to the Dlspatch.l
SARATOGA, n. Y, May 27.-The
ffty-third annual meeting of the Baptist
Home Mission Society began this morning
in the Baptist church here, with President
John s.. Trevor, OF New York, In the chair.
Secretary II. l.. Morehouse. ID. d.. read Ine
repOrt Of the Il ard. The Society mas ~!
missionaries in forty-hve states anu
'IerrIiuI1es IL has missionaries also
in Ontario. Manitoba. British Columbia
and Mexico IL has under It's charge sew
cnfeen schools for COlored people one day
schooI for children. and two schools in
ITtah. Nearly seven thousand members
wore received in the mission churcnes our
inc The wear and the Society has ORGANIZED
one hundred and thirty-nine churches
There are 29,061 members III the CHURCHES
under charge OF missionaries.
The total receipts for the year were S4f q
ava O5-an increase over last year OF seOo.
Yet the expenditures exceeded the recclpss
NV ss3 6g7' The debt at the beginning Oh
the wear was S54 .330-mnklng the ehtTe
deficit sIl7,997. The losses by the asslg syn :
ment OF j. II. Deane are about slOV.Ouo;
The SUPPLEMENTAL committee of tne boatu
rerorted progress In the Investigations INTO
The causes of the losses, and asked Tor an
other wear in which TO make turther III
0nirics Thess losses In no way interiefeO
in The work of the society. Dcgacies az
grerating $500, 900 have been received.
Dr. A, G. Lawson, OF Boston READ pape
on systematic Benlhcence. ne reTo ona
mended the appointment OF general sec
retary. who shall devote his time 10 or
voniZing church beneticence on "a systeinati
| basIs i'm ali the Baptist churches IN IN
country. thereby preventing deficits
The plan awakened much enthusiasm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-28
California ApricOis
~ kutn
SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES.

OUR WELL-MADE AND Gus
M-LOOKlNG CLOT HING C.
MEMS BOYS ,ANDCIIILDRENS-
SPEAKS FOR ITSELF.
OUR POSITIVELY Low
SRICEs-HoNEsT GOODS con-
srprRFp-sPEAK FOR THEM
SELVES.
OURTAILOR-LIKE AND GOOD
FITTING SPRING ovERCOArs'
SUITS. AND TROUSERS SPEAK
FOR THEMSELVES.
OUR MATCHLEss BOYS AND
CHILDRENs CLOTHING SPEAKS
FOR ITSELF.
OUR REPUTATION FOR RELlA-
pIIlrY AND FAIR DEALING
SPEAKS FOR lTsLlF.
BEAUTIFUL
SPRING STYLES
NMkN :. BGNA AND CHILDREN'S
CLOTHING.
- .
THREE FLooEs@; WELL FILLED
""IIH THE CHOICEST AssoRT-
MENT oil NEW. CLEAN, TAILOR.
MADE AND Mike
CLOTHING. AND THE PRICES
lower THAH EVER BEFORE
NtsiED IL RICHMOND.
IFYot WANT TO BUY Asi6 SUIT,
IFYOU WANT To Buy Asl5 SUIT,
YOU W.ST ToBUY As2O SUIT,
IFYOU wA.FfTo BUY As2S SUIT.
IFYOU WANT ID BUY \ sac SUIT,
II YOU WANTTO BY \ ss5sUIT,
IFYCU wANrTO BY A S4OsUIT,
II YOU WANT TO BUTA si5sUIT.
lFYOU WANT TO BUY $3.50 SUIT.
IFYoU WANT To BUY RPAIR
OF TROUSERS. SPRING OVER
COAT, OR BOYS CLOTHING,
CONE AED SEE Us. OURsl0AND
SIS SUITS ARE GREAT VALUES.
THEY MIST BE-ENERYB0DY
SAYS so THAT SEES EN-; AND
WE TRUST THAT YoU WON'T
GIT EXCITED BECAUSE A $40
SUIT ORoVERCoATIsN'T MARK
I'D ESQ.
A. sAKs & CO..
OSE.PRlcE CLorHIERs,
1918 MAIN STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-28
yfRGINIAs.
JERSEY CITYs.

Runs earned-Virginiss. /: Jersey city.
3. First base by errors-Virginlas. 5; Jer-
sey City, 3 Struck out-Nirg inias, q; Jer.
sey City, 4. Len on bases-Virginias. 5 !:
Jersey City. s. Three-base hits-Green-
wood. ! (; Cuff, 1. Two-base hlts-Tate. l !:
Fields. /; Mccormack. l. Total base-hits-
Nirginiss Is: Jersey City, 10. Double
plays-Higginsa and Latham. Wild pitches -
Hughes, !: Kimber. 2: Mattimore. L.
Passed balls-Cun. 4; Fields /: Tate. 2.
Umpire. Mr.. Quinn. Time Of game. one
hour nd thirty minutes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-28
WAS 1T MURDER,


GREENFIELD, MASS, May 2T.-
Gilbert Prentice, aged sixty years,
living in Orange, was shot and instantly
killed by his son William. aged thirty
five years, between IL and . o'clock
this morning. Gilbert Prentice had
been on pro,racted spree, and this
moii.irg while drunk he seized gun
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-28
Killed by His siep.son.

ny IVIVttHpII 10 VIC IIISpatCi.I
MEMPHIS, TENN, May 27.-A diff
ilculty occurred this afternoon between
r.. NJ. schuyl Ter ard his step.son, Will
liam ksnerze, lad Of nineteen. which
resulted in Schuyler being shot and in-
stan,ly killed. The weapon used was
a shotgun loaded with ducs-shot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-28
Moving Against n Telegraph Corr
pauy.
lBY telegraph Dol the DIsna tch. !

10y ttIeBrHpu 70 the Disphtch.I
PHILADELPHIA, May 27.-Eugene
n. Howell, holder Of over sl0O, 900 of
the notes Of the Postal Telegraph and
Cable Company, to-day levied upon
the stock and all the interests Of the
Postal Telegraph Company in this city.
neutrality-suspicious. in Chicago took
similar action against the company in
that city. Ii is expected that like
measures will shortly be taken in New
York city, and then it is believed that
the corporation as a whole will be
placed IN .hc hrads Of 0 receiver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-28

ST. PETERSBURG, May 27.-The
sea canal was formally opened to-day.
The Car and Czarina, diplomatic
corps, principal State magnates. and a
large crowd Of citizens were present at
the ceremony, after which the Car
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-28
DECREE MAY lie. 1883.


This cause came on this day a. be sQs.n
heard upon the papers formerly read, and
was argued by counsel.
on consideration whereof the Court doth
set aside the second inquiry directed by the
decree herein OF January 90, 1855 and In
lieu thereof doth direct the sAid comm,s-
stoner-
Z. To take an account OF ell liens and iu-
cumbranees against the interests OF ID. NJ.
O'Brien and j. J. NJ. OBrien Ia the rial
estate In the bill and proceedings men,
toned, together with their psiorWes. IL any.
and TO whom coming
And the said commissioner 10 directed To
give notice OF ths time and place liked by
him for executing. the requirements of the
laid decree OF January 20, 1855. and this
decree by publication ence week for four
Successive weeks In the Richmond Disp0tch
newspaper which shall be equivalent 70 per-
sUnal service on al parties Interested.
COMMISSIONERS OvsIcx,l
RICHMOND. Va
To Al Parties and Lsea- Creditors Inferesfevf
Ia Said DEGREES:
Take notice that ] have nxed upun
Thu RSDAl the 18th day Of June. 1885. a
i2 o'clock NJ, as the time. And nv ofYioo
No. 3 Skaters building. Main and Tenth
streets. ss the pace. for executing the aid
DEGREES, when and where you are required
AID warned to, appear and prove your
claims.
Given under mx hand this slss day a
May. lsss. GEORGE b. HARRISON,
Commissioners In Chanccry for the chancesy
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THE DIAMOND FIELD.
THE vIRGINIAS DEFEATED.

Hesvy Batting Gives the Jerses ctr Vic.
sssv Over the Home Bey.-Grsenwosd Fined
bSthe Umpire.
Especial telegmm TO the Dlspateh.l
NEW YORK. May 2I.-Heavy bat
ting to-day gained victory for the Jer-
sey City Club over the virginias. In
the seventh inning Tate came in COLI
sion with Cuff, the catcher Of the Jer-
sey City. The Jersey City man got his
nose broken, and was compelled to re-
tire. Umpire Quinn and Short-Stop
Greenwood had a heated argument later
on, which resulted in Greenwood being
fined s25.
The following is the score: