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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-20
The East Tennessee. Virginia ana
Georgia Rail, Dad.
ny teIegraph 10 the Dlspatch. ]


NASHVILLE, TENN, May l0.-At
the conclusion OF the argument to-day. on
Ietition OF George X. Sislare and Others
against the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia Railroad Company, seeking TO va
cate the decree and postpone the sale OF the
property, Judge Jackson denied the petition
and motion and ordered the sale TO pro-
coed, and announced expressly that the
Court was unable 10 see any fraud IN the
issuance and distribution OF the stock and
bonds OF the company or IN the action
81 the directors IN relation thereto.
OF In the conduct OF the Central
Trust Company as trustees. The Court
further slated mat q had no doubt OF the
priority OF the consol over income bonds,
and that as TO the Knoxville aud OHIO
transaction and the Cincinnati and Georgia
bonds, they were not involved IN the pre-
rent suit. The Court ordered that the petit
tioDers might become defendants and file
an answer in order TO prosecute an appeal
II they 70 desired after the sale OF the pro-
perry.
The sale OF the main line Will take place
on May 25th. as advertised. The Cincln-
natl and Georgia division will not be sold,
but Will probably be held by the receiver
TO await the result OF the litigation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-20
FUNERAL OF J.K. TERRY.
4 sad Scene Public Sentiment Touch
in. the shooting.
Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.l

Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.l
AIKEN SUBMIT, va, ria CAS-
CADE, VA. May l0.-The remains OF J. X.
1erry were brought TO this place this morn
ing and carried from here to the Old family
homestead and inferred. An immense
crowd was present The scene was most
affecting. Around the casket were gather
ed Miss Mary Terry and her younger bro
IheIs completely overwhelmed with grief.
Here they were weeping at the grave OF
one dear brother and hourly expecting the
death Of two others The deceased and the
TWO wounded were the support and main
stay of the family. They nave beautiful
home here which they had just finished
raging for. They were regarded rs first'
class farmers and businessmen. and uni
NeIEally popular wherever known.
The sentiment in this community is very
pronounced against @. q. Dickerson, ID. r.
brown, and \. W Stultz, who participated
in the shooting. The people think the Spen-
Gers did nothing but their duty under the
circumstances. ON a silver plate on j.. *.
Terrys coffin were these words: oiled IN
defence OF Ills Name "A III and apprO-
pirate inscription. A large delegation came
down from Martlnsviile with the corpse
snd showed the greatest INTEREST," the dead
and his people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-20
HE RICHMOND DISPATCH--THURSDAY.

generally responded 10 this will be the nrss
successful convention OF miners ever neiu:.
lelegsie John POpoiton. OF shawnee. sala
'ast night that there are already nreeu
thousand Knights Of Labor among the
miners. and the object OF the convention u
10 swell the number as much as possible
ard then make demand upon their EN-.
pioye for the redress OF large number OF
grievances among which are mentioned Ihe
"pluck-me" system, which compeh tne
miners 10 trade at the company y store OF
by which the miners say they are cheated
out OF quarter OF what they really earn:
the pooling OF operators TO keep the prices
OF coal up and wages down. The miners
Will also demand shorter hours and better
pay. and after they shall have become well
organized rs district assembly OF the
Knights OF labor a general strike viii en-.
ste unless their grievances are righted and
their demands granted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-20
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND. May 10, 1888.
Sales on Change to-day were chiefly OF
common grades OF bright and dark leaf AT
low figures. Offerings at auction were most
~ sun-cured tohaccos nj an average OF
about Sc. with 81 60 lowest figure and exc.
highest; highest wrapper price WA 2Oc.
Private trading has been light and most
ly In low grades; few old or new fine wnp-
pers are changing hands, and pricesremain
as heretofore. In western Burleys some
sales were made AZ 81 10 &c. Black wrap
IeIs are called for. with none offering. In
West Virginia crops there has been nothing
OF consequence doing, and receipts are very
Eight. In consequence OF the Italian con-
tIact not being awarded there will probably
be a more quiet market with less shipping
samples than might have been otherwise
expected soon.s
There seems 10 be very little crop news In
circulation. and data as To Planting and
plants somewhat contradictory. IL is but
natural for the trade TO Incline to the opln-
ION that nothing near full crop viii no at
tempted by the planters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-20
House of Representnfives.
Washington Notes.
lBy telegraph to the Dispa,ch.l

WASHINGTON, May l9.-When the
telephone investigating committee met
to-day Chairman Boyle produced certain
kilograms that had passed between Presi-
dent Cleveland and Van Benthuysen rela-
tive TO the application 10 bring the Govern
ment suit. Van Benthuysen, in his dis
patch OF February 18Th last, offered to FUR
nish a detailed statement OF the circum'
stances attending the making OF the appll-
cation in reiutRtion OF the charge. that
the Pan Electric had been party
TO the application and TO correct the
mistake into which the Attorney-Gen-
eral had fallen on that point. Prl-
vate-Secretary Lamont on the following
day reported that the President had no de-
Sire 10 express In the matter. The chair.
man stated by authority OF the President
that that was all Of the correspondence
which had passed between himself ana
Van Benthuysen.
AT a meeting OF the House Committee on
Territory to-day an Informal agreement
was reached that the Senate bill providing
for the admission OF Southern Dakota
as a State should go upon the House calen-
der adversely reported. and that the Sprln-
ger bill providing an enabling act for me
entire Territory should go upon the calender
as favorably reported. Owing 10 the sD-
sence Of several IN eInbers q formal vote was
not taken. but IL 10 expected this Will De
taken at the meeting on Monday next
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-20
The ueather in Richmond yesterday
uas cool, damp, and RAINY.
Mean temperature. -.
To Digest NDIcaDiic

requires acids more potent than the sol
vent Juices Of the human stomach. Ana
yet In the form OF medicine intended 10 re-
form the very evil they aggraVate-to VII
dyspe psla--solids and fluids ireconcilable
In their constituents, that have no chemical
affinity one with the other, are introduced
into IL. Are these so called remedies more
digestibe than vulcanite? Positively-no
Hostetter's stomach litters. on the other
hand, a simple medicine. harmonious In It's
composition and readily asslmilable. Is ac-
tive, and produces marked * well rs speed
ily appreclable effects. because 10 isl ration
al remedy suited TO the stomach. ii ~
ionic in the true sense because II harmo-
nizes and insures regularity OF the opera
lions OF digestion. Not the least or the ben
efits which 10 confers IL thorough repair OF
the damage inflicted on the stomach by H.
chosen remedies For bliOusuess, cOnstipa-
ton, malarial complaints, rheumatism,
aud kidney troubles IL Is alike Invaluable.
my ls-Tu Th(w asa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-20

held during the sessions OF the next ASSEM-
bly ~ AnRusta. Ca. would recommend that
lhis Assembly request the officers OF the
titt Assembly. AL OF whom are happily
hiD livtng--yiz,, Rev. Dr.. Is. VI. Palmer
stated clerk and Rev. Ir. j, r. Wilson. the
permanent cierk TO deliver addresses upon
thht occasion upon such topics rs may seem
10 Them 10 I've appropriate; and that TINS
committee I've continued od Interim 10 ar
range tho details Of these commemorative
exercises with Instructions 10 report 10 the
ne vi Assam hfN 4"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-20
Artillery Drill Last Night.
The comnetitiye drill of the Richmond

Howit2ers took place last night at the Regl-
mental Armory In the presence Of large
audience OF ladies and gentlemen. The sec
ton drill resulted as follows: Fourth sec
tion-Sergeant Word, 302.7; Third section
Sergeant Starke 502.3; First section-Ser-
geant Bosher, 1891; Second sectlOn-Ser-
geant Harvey 204.2. The highest possible
score was $40. The medal to the best
drilled man was awarded TO Private G.. Il.
Buriuss: the medal TO the best-drilled nom
commissioned officer was won 10y Sergeant
II. NJ. Siarke. A beautiful basket OF flowers
was presented To the Third section, 10 being
second best I'm the section dTill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-20
NIIN. CONGRESS-.
WAsHINGToN, May 10, 1886.
SENATE.

The Staten-Island bridge bill was
taken up. and Mr.. McPherson addressed the
senate upon IL until o'clock.
Tire pension bill was then placed before
the senate. the pending question being the
motion Of Mi. Mcpherson 20 Tecomnit the
bil TO the committee with instructions TO
submit TO the Senate an estimated OF the eN-
ucnte that would be- incurred by It's passage
Mr.. McPhcECns motion To recommlt was
rejected by vote Of IA to p. ,,,-..
The question required on Mr.. Blalr
amendm ent TO Mr.. Van Wycks amend
ment. Mr.. Van Mycks amendment Is 10
add TO the bill a section providing that no
soldier under tins act should receive pen
son OF less than 50 "A month. Mr.. Blair 8
motion IS to make the provision read No
tension paid under any Jaw TO any soldier
hereafter shall he rated nj less than ~
month. Mr.. Blair modified his amendment
30 Rs 10 Include. sailors, marines, elc', anu IL
was agreed tO.
Mr. Logan moved to make the minimum
pension s6, which was lost by vote OF 20
To u.
Air. Van Wyck's amen dmcnt rs amended
by Mr. Blair was then agreed TO.
Anamendmcnt. offered by Mr.. Logan, eX'
tending the provisions Of tho bill TO men
who had served three months was agreed
AZ Mr.. Ingalls's suggestion the bill was
amended so a. TO apply To men dependent
upun their own exertions Instead OF upon
her own labor 80 that there might be
no question rs To It's application 10 men
who earned a livelihood by intellectual
labor.
The bin was then passed-yeas, 81 nays,
IA Inc vote Was as follows
YEhs.- MesSTs. Aldrich, Allison, Blair,
Bowen. Brown, COnger. CuilOm, Frye,
George. Gibson. Hale. Hampton, Harrison,
sIIuwley, HOar, ingalls,, Logan, Mcmillan.
Malone, Henderson, Miller, Mitchell or
Oregon. Morrill, Payne, Plumb Rddleber-
ger. sawyer, Sewell, sherman, Spocper'
Van wick. Voorhees,, Walthall, and VIII
ION OF MRry and-34.
NAYS -MessTs. Beck, Berry, BLACKBURN,
CAL. Cockreli, Eustis, German, Gray, Jones
~ Arkansas. McPherson Morgan, Sauls-
uuiy. Vest. and Whitthome-l4.
Tie bankruptcy bill was again laid before
fbe senate, ana after an Intellectual attempt
II Nh kidGlebeTger 10 secure an executive
session the Senate at 5:45, adjourned.
House OF Representatives.
Mr. Dibble. OF south Carolina from the
Committee on Laws Regulating the Elec-
ton Of IIesidenD, reported Joint resou .
ton proposing constliutlonal amendment
creating and defining the Office OF second
Vice. President OF the United States. Placed
onthe llouse calendar.
The House then went into Committee OF
the Whole (Mr. Hammond. OF Georgia III
The chair on tine Senate amendments to
the post. Office appropriation Bill.
The discussion consumed the remainder
OF the session, when the general DEBATE
closed and the committee rose, and the
House, at o'clock. adj ourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-20
Cholera an Europe.
IBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

WASHINGTON, May l9.-The Ma
fine Hospital Bureau has received reports
showing that cholera In a violent form mas
appeared In villages OF bretagne, France
where fishermen assemble In large mum :
beis In the springtiIne and live together
under unfAvorable conditions. Marseiiles =
also Said 10 be In deplorsble sanitary con.
dition, and the mortnary record for the hIss
three months Of the present year Is greater
than for any preceding year, being al VIC
nate Of 4e Ia every GOO OF population
pearsDee In that city
BoAE May le-Ten new cases Of choers
and eight deaths from the disease are re-
ported nom Bari and seven new cases anu
Two deaths nom Venice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-20
Decision About Cotton. Future Goa
tracts.

CHARLESTON, May IS.-In the
Justice Waite rendered a decision touching
future. delivery cotton contracts as assets
subject TO creditors liens. The decision was
made in the case Of the Planters and Mer-
chants Rank OF Charlotte, n. g., e al,
Black, II al, against ". A. ID. Nelly II al
In reference 10 " future contracts Chief
Justice Waite held that al claims upon con-
tracts for future delivery OF cotton made by
j. ~. lvyin his lifetime. and which did not
mature until after his death. were provably
against the estate In the hands OF the as
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-20
MARINE isTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND. MAY 10. 1859.


Brig Aradne, -, New York, TO load
-four for santos
Brig Belle Of the Bay. Nelton, Galveston.
Old rails, the Tredegar company.
schooner Lena II. Cottinghsfn. Cam pbeil.
New YORK, Old rails, the Tredegar Com
pany.
schooner bora Allison. Rose. Perth AM
boy new rails. Richmond and Danytllo
Railroad Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel. Deyo. Norfolk, United
states mall, merchandise aud passengers.
/. Is. Tatum, agent.
Bark Gogla (Norl, kalderup. santos. Hour
and petroleum vessel Curtis a Parker.
Schooner Ephriam and Annie. Showeil.
Old Fort. 10 load railroad ties for Pniladel.
phia.
schooner William IA. Bailey, Lousstrest.
New York, camel coal, q. storrs agent.
PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS. MAY iorn.
lby telegraph.
ARRIVED.
steamship Richmond. Boaz. New York.
aud zailed for West Point.
sAILED.
Schooner sue Williams. Pesrce New
York.
Schooner Yale. simpson. Boston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-20
The Ifnii Case.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hall are both steadily
improving; but it is likely that Mrs.
Hall will be the first to fully recover.
Detective John Wren is steadily at
work in the case. He has clue, pro-
ceediDg upon a very different theory
from any yet published, which will
in all probability result in the detection
of the guilty party, and that, too, in
the course Of very short time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-20
North Carolina TeIegraphie Brovities

Special TO the Dispatch.l
A slight frost was noticed in Bun
combe county Tuesday morning.
The report Of the death of Perrin
Busbee. son.in-law Of Admiral Wordeu, Is
denied.
The wife of Madison Green, of
Mitchell county, was burned TO death few
dayssg
The Episcopal Convention Of the
Diocese OF North Carolina Is in session at
TaIbOro.
George Washington Meshaw, noto-
rious moonshi ner. has been captured and
lodged IN jail at Goldsboro.
The house Of man named Coleman,
In Pasouotank county. was burned sunday
while he was AT church, and his two chill
dTen perlshed.
The association Of officers Of the
Third North Carolina Infantry has just cele.
brAted It's twentieth anniversary. IL Is the
oldest Confederate veteran organization In
the South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-20
Last Niabt's Teiesraphie Flashes
Thu s,nall-onx has again appeared in


Last Nisbt's Teiesraphie Flashes
The smallpox has again appeared in
Montreal
Yesterday John Bright made strong
speech n ivocacy OF snndsy-sehoo's.
The Ohio Legislature has adjourned
10 January 4, 1857. The Democratic sena-
tors did not return.
Mount Etna is in state of eruption,
and earthquake shocks are reported III the
vicinity Of the mountain.
The legislative, executive, and judi
cial appropriation bill agreed on by the
House committee appropriaies $40 'os'ii''
The Catholic Young Mems National
Union began Its twelfth annual conyen'
lion in Philadelphia yesterday-25O dele
gates present.
Two men have died from injuries re-
ceived at the fire In the Opera House at
Mesterford Monday night. Three others
ale not expected to recover.
The trustees Of the Slater Education
al Fund met in New York yesterday.
Among tie appropriations were IS $50 10
Virginia aud $4,000 to North Carolina
The grand jury OF Bellville, H., yes
terday refused to return a true bill against
the deputy maTshas who In the recent riots
in East 81. Louis fred upon the rioters and
killed six ofthem.
Captain Reyes and Lieutenant Ward
have been arrested by order OF General
Miles for dilatorlness In proceeding To the
assistance of Captain Lebo during the lat
ter's recent engagement with the hostiles.
Colonel Clark, president Of the
Louisville Sockey Club, and Mr.. White,
lessee Of the pooling privileges, and seNe,
raj OF his employees, were put under bonu
10 appear on Saturday, In Louisville, Tor
breaking the law by pool selling.
AtScranton, Pa, yesterday, General
Master workman Powderly said that II
Martin Irons had announced himself a can
dtdate for the position held by P0wdery,
he would virtually defeat himself as IL Is
against the rules Of the organization.
The trustees of the John F. Slater
Educational Fund met In New York yester-
day. Appropriations were made as iOlloWs
Tennessee. So 500; Mississippi, 81 600; Lou
isiana. 81 900: Alabama, 81 500; Georgia
5000: south Carolina, So 700; North caro-
lima, $500; Virginia, $3.50.
The Convention of the Knights OF
Labor will meet I'm Richmond In October
10 elect officers, and the Convention to be
held at Cleveland on the 25th VIII per-
feet rules for the governments OF strikes
that are liable TO occur in the future. and
To consider the question OF bOycotts anu
several other less important matters that
may be brought up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-20
The waxwcll-Prener Murder Trial.
ny telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

ST.. LOUIS, May l9.-The trial Of
Maxwell for the murder OF Preller began to-
day. After witnesses had tod the story Of
the discovery OF the crime r.. Warser, of
Worcester Mass. testified that he was ac-
Quainied with the pr isonerand Preller; had
met them on board the ieamship Cephalo-
ma: had witnessed their int oduction To
each other. They seemed To become very
Intimate but prisoner was more demonstra-
tive In his efforts To strengthen the friend
ship. Maxwell geyeit TO he understood that
be was physician. having graduated with
honot from sn English medical college.
He also profcssed TO be an attorney, aud
stated that he had been regularly admitted
10 The bar. Prisoner had written 10 witness
after they had both arrived In the United
States, stating that he and Pfeller were
about TO engage In the cattle business In
Texas. Witness had seen the n,mains found
IN the trunk. and identified them az those
OF {. Arthnr pfeIier,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-20
WEST VIRGINIA N. DIS.
Animal Meeting of The STATE Medical
Society.
Especial telegram 20 the Dlspatch.l

Especial telegram 20 the Dspatch.l
CHARLESTON, W. Va, May 10
The nineteenth annual session Of the West
virginia state Medical Society commenced
hele to-day. About hny members were
present al Inc opening meeting this morn
ing, and others are expected The session
his morning was a short One-the roll
being called and members being assigned to
homes.
Ihis evening the president, 4. A. Harris,
OF Parkeisbuf9 delivered his inaugural al
dress. and addresses Of welcome were de
liyered 10y Dr. j. i. Cotton on behalf
OF lie physicians of this city, 10y Mayor
Huling on behalf OF the citizens, and by
Hon. Henry :. Walker Secretary OF state,
IN place OF Governor Wilson, who is attend
ing The festival in Cincinnati.
Tomorrow the visitors vii go 10 Kama
VIVA Falls, and on their return tomorrow
evening viii Ice given a banquet by the
Medical A Association OF this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-20
English Notes.
[By Anglo American cable to the Dispatch
LONDON. May l9.-In the House Of

by AnRIO- AMttIcaU CHDIt % IIt UIsTFtIUH' 7
LONDON, May l9.-ln the House of
Commons this evening Timothy Harrng-
ton, Home. Rule member for Dublin. moved
the Se cond reading OF the bin providing for
the election by ballot Of the poOr-law guar
dams in Ireland. abOlisning proxies, and re
ducing the number OF cr-OHciO members or
the OOr Board. The Orange members BIT
terly opposed the motion. John Morley sup
ported the motion. and, after "A hot debate,
II was carried by vote Of 207 to lO5. The
announcement Of the result was received
with cheers.
The Conservatives have arranged To hold
a monster Loyalist demonstration against
the hOme-rule bill in the city OF Gains
borough, Lincolnshire, tonight. Parnell
has organized a counter demonstration IN
the same place, and has sent L. VI. Healy
principal speech.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-20
four Children harmed TO Death.
nv ,al..,,-, ,,,, ,o tha DIanafchl

AKRON, o., May l9.-The home OF
Widow Mary Moorly was burned at mid
night with four OF her children. The widow
WIS awakened by the flames, and taklpg
her youngest ehild-aged two-in her arms
children TO Jump after her. They did not
DO so, and persisted In the flames. MIS-.
Aooiiy and her brother in law were badly
burned In endeavoriDg TO rescue the chill
dren. The brother-in-law will probaOly
Ole. The child which Mrs. Moorly had In
her arms " hen she leaped from the win
dow 10 the only ope OF the family unhurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-20
Sketches from the Pulpit.

Rev. W. E. Needham's entertaining
lecture will be delivered at Grace-Street
BAPTIST church Friday night. Mr..
Needham is charming speaker, and
sketches while he talks with marvel
lous skill and rapidity. A treat rare
and rich is in store for all who attend.
His lectures at Venable-Street church
were delightfully."- entertaining.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-20
The Pittsburgh Oii-failure.
TBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

PITTSBURGH, May IA careful
investigation ~ the condition OF the affairs
Of Craig & LOWrie. the oil nm which failed
yesterday. shows that their differences here
VIII not exceed $40 600. Their loss at Oh
CITY was about the same as here. The to-
ia will reach from 800 900 TO $4,000.
Mr.. Craig says he will be- able TO settle I'm
fun and have at least 100000 left over.
Three thousand barrels were sold here for
their account this morning at 6ex
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-20
baltimore Raees-second Day.

Iby ItItEIUPII 10 IIIV II'VhtNI'I
BALTIMORE, May l9.-Track heavy
frOm last nights rain.
First race threc.quarter mile, for three
year-ods and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won
Bessie second. Farewell third. Time, l;20a
Second Tace-sweepstakes. for three year
olds-ROck aud Rye won; Pasha second,
Dry MouOpOle third. Time. l47t.,
Third race-Clabaug memorial stakes
half-mile for two year. Olds-loung Luke
won; Paymaster second, Maggie Mitchell
third. Time. 5l3
Fourth race-selllug race, one mlle-Lit-
tie Minnie won; MentmOre second, Edge
field third. Time l:60s
Finh race--mile and quarter, all ages
the lace was between Bersan aud Com
pepsatlon-Bersan won. Time. 2:ls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-20
Page Notes.
Correspondence ofthe Richmond Dispatch,
IIRAN Nav l. lNSG-

LUNA WA - 1CSDs
MIR. William kibler, an old and
worthy citizen OF this county, died to-day
after proiracted Illness
The feasibility Of establishing boX-car
factory here is being discussed. and meet
ing will shortly be held 10 insugurate plan
of action. an almost inexhaustl bic supply
OF TIMBER suitable for he purpose OF manu-
featuring such cars can be obtained IN the
mountains around luray.
The man who ieil from the south.oound
Shenandoah express Monday night was
named Turner. and was resident OF TINS
comfy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-20
Base. Ball Yesterday.
(By tel, graph to the Dispatch.l

Brooklyn: Brooklyns, 4 st. Louis, T..
Chicago: On Cages. .: Washingtons ).
Kansas City: Kansas city, 2: New GOrks. 7.
~. Louis 81. Louis. 2; iostons. 1.
Detroit: DetTOils 7: Philadel phlas, 2.
staten Island: MetrOpOlltaus, 4 Pits
burghs 9.
Ihilsdelphia: Athletics. Is LOulsvilles, 3.
Baltimore Baltimores, IL Cinclnnatis, 9.