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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-01-12
The Rarest of Combinations.

ne HaFeSt OF COmbfn8ffO
The delicacy Of favor with the
efficacy of action has been attained
n the famous California liquid of
Figs. Its pleasant taste and bene-
fetal effects have rendered it inn
mensely popular. It cleanses the
System. cures Costiveness, etc.
For sale by George C. Thaxter,
agent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-01-12

Stop that cough, by the use OF
Ayers Cherry Pectoral-the best
specific for all throat and long dis
eases. It will allay Inflammation,
aid respiration, and strengthen the
vocal organs. Ayers Almanacs are
free to ell. Ask for one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25
FROM ACROSS THE RIVER.
Personal and other Items OF Interest
from Manchester.

party Of Pennsylvania mining-engneers
who recently made an exhaustive eXamina'
ton in the coal region around Midlothian,
In Chesterfield. gave 1t as their opinion that
both natural gas and mineral oil can be got
ten thereabout in large and paying quantl-
ties. OF course both would have to be
bored for. THIS has been often talked of,
but never done. The only thing that ever
made :he Midlothian mines dangerous was
their tendency to generate gss.
Mr.. James A. Lipscomb, Of Elyin Grove,
OF this city, who was elected Deputy Noble
Arch Of the United order OF Druids, Is the
popular ard efficient Chef OF Police OF this
city, position he has held, with the eNceIr
tion OF one year. for nearly seventeen years.
The wear that he was not chief he was re-
tained on the force. He is also the Acting
CITY Engineer, aud one OF our most useful
citizens in every respect
The river yesterday was several feet ABOVE
usual tide aud rising slowly. The water Il
muddy IN the extreme. There has been
sufficient rain during the last two weeks TO
account for both results. The effect may
also be- seen IN the Manchester streets, which
are exceedingly muddy.
The Hastings Court, which has been en-
gagged since Monday in the consideration OF
chancery cases, will be kept open until next
Monday or Tuesday. The Chesterfield CIR
cult Court is also in session.
The public schools Of this city close to-
day. There will be no formal exercises.
This is the first full term Of nine months for
several years past.
Miss Mary Cox, OF this city, is visiting
friends in Owensboro', Ky.
Mr. Wyndham +. Gary, Of Henderson,
n. c., formerly OF Manchester, Is in the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25
Personals aud Briefs.

Mr.. J. Montague left yesterday morning
Tor New York.
The next Mozart musicale will take place
Monday the 2sth instant.
10 the CITY Circuit Court Yesterday several
small suits were dismissed, but no eases
were tried
The Hcnrico County Court was in session
for short while yesterday, and adjourned
for the term.
Mr. J. D. Reynolds, ssyeeant-at-arms OF
the CITY Council, aud wife, have returned
from Norfolk.
Dr. John Bagby, formerly Of Virginia,
now Of Arkansas, is IN the city, the guest OF
Or. Charles l.. steel.
Senator Dawes, oi Massachusetts,. and
wife will arrive in the city this morning
from Hampton. and after spending the day
here viii leave FOR Washington in the eYe-
ming.
The contest for the gold medal provided
by tAe llberality Of Or. George i. steel, OF
this city, took place at Richmond College on
yesterday afternoon. The successful con-
testant was Mr. W. V. Carver. oi Tennessee.
A large number Of Catholics weut to
Washington yesterday morning to attend
the laying OF the cornerstone OF the Cath0-
lie University. Most ei the voters who went
exercised their right OF franchise before
leaving.
Richmond Council. No. Q, Order OF Chosen
Friends, at their last regular meeting, held
at Belyldere Hal, were paid a fraternal
visit By Ruth Council. No. 8. OF Manchester.
The visitors were agreesbly entertained and
splendid addresses were made by Friends
W. Il. ID. Gascoyue, George Q. Ely. and 4.
Knorr, of Ruth Council; Sol. l.. Bloomberg,
OF the state Council, and DR.. J. Z. Roy, OF
Richmond Council.
The Baptist Social Union had a business
meeting at Pizzini's uptown establishment
last night. The attendance wes fine and the
reports or the treasurer and the Executive
Committee very encouraging. j. =. Winston,
ESQ, was reelected president; Messrs. 4. W.
Powers and b. +. Johnston were elected
vlce.presdents X. +. Patterson, secretary.
and George G. Jefferson, treasurer. The
Executive Committee consists OF Messrs.
Hall, EllysOn, Harrison, Ragland. Wingtield,
and Clarke. The union then partook OF re-
frtshmcnts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.
fora Mandamus Against
Judge Latham.

In the Supreme Court Of Appeals on yes
terday a petition for a mandamus against
Hon. Charles +. Latham, judge OF the Cor
poration Court Of the city OF Lynchburg. was
presented on behalf OF A. II. Burroughs.
ESQ, Commonwealth's attorney OF the city OF
Lynchburg. to require the Judge 10 sign a
bill OF exceptions. The facts so far as they
are Of interest are that on the 18th OF Nav
Mr.. Burroughs raised an objection 10 the
Judge sitting in the trial OF some coupon
cases, on the ground thai he had advised
with reference to the tender Of them. The
judge Indignantly denied the suggestion
and Characterized IL as in every particular
false. Dir. Burroughs, according to his view,
was proceeding to explain why he made the
suggestion and the Judge fined him s2j Tor
contempt. On the lith Monday Mr.. Bur
roughs presented his affidavit OF the facts.
and moved the Court to so m)dify the order
as to permit him to show cause against It.
The Judge thereupon oyerruled the motion,
and a bill Of exceptions stating the Occur-
rences was presented, and be refused TO sign
the same. The application for a mandamus
is TO require the Judge to sign the bill OF eX-
cepiions. The court took time TO consider
WolycrtOn against Davis. From the Cir
cult Court Of Prince william county. AZ
frmed. Judge Hinton delivering the opin-
ion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25
Ransd Rise 70 Fortune.

An Economy (pal telegram says: Emil
Krpitmeyer, iorty.eight years OF age. who -
employed as a farmland by the commuuistic
Society OF Economists, has been notified that
he has succeeded TO the title OF Baron krelt-
never aud 10 considerable estate IN ODE
ran. Maulbronp, Wurtemburg, Germany.
Krcitmeyer is the second son of the tenth
baron Of that name, and because be married
a gamek p per's daughter without his father :
consent he was disinheritcd aud came TO
America. His wife and child died while on
their way 70 America, and kreitmeyer en-
listed In the United States service aud
fought I'm many battles Of the tate war. He
was at one time messenger at General Me-
DowelPs headquarters.
At the conclusion OF the war kreitmeyer
went back 20 Germany, only TO find his
father aud mothcr dead and bis elder bro
ther master II the title and lands. His bro
ther would have nothing IN do with him, 80
Kreltmeyer went INTO the army, served IN
the Austrian and French wars, and escaped
unhurt. lie returned to tins country III
1850, and after wandering around came here
and found employment. This morning he
was made happy by the receipt Of letter
and draft from his native place. lte
will leave here to- morrow by an early train
to connect at Pittsburgh with the Limited
Express for New York, whence he viii sail
Tor Antwerp on Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25

Mr.. S. Taylor Evans is a candidate for the
position OF Police Justice OF this city. The
evidence of his popularity ia the very hne
run be made for Commonwealth Attorney.
Running against six well.kDown gentlemen
he came out second best. Perhaps no man
Is better known in this city than he ls, and 1
do not hesitate In saying that II the Council
will elec. him TO this position that his elec-
ton will be very satisfactory to toe people
OF Richmond. Knowing the sentiments OF
the people be will be acceptable 10 them In
occupying this Office. As 10 his fitness for
this position. would state that he gradu-
ated with high honors IN the law class at
Richmond College In 1872. before he was
twenty-oue years OF age. While he has not
been actively engaged In the practice OF DIS
profession, yet he has been In position TO
acquire such knowledge OF the law rs to
make him peculiarly capable OF filing this
position. The writer Of this article voted
against Nr. Evans for .Commonwealth's At
torney, but considering the 1lttering vote be
got he Is certainly entitled 10 the very best
consideration at the hands OF the Council:
"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25
oocpiux xorp,ne.stroet Church.

The audcDcc-room OF Pine street Baptist
church. which has just been handsomely
furnished, will be opened with appropriiie
exercises Sunday afternoon At I O'Clock.
Rev Dr. George Cooper Will preside, and
there will be the usual devotional exercises,
consisting OF prayer. reading the Scriptures,
and singing. Rov.J. B. Uu'Son. the pastor,
Will read an interesting historical sketch Of
the church from It's tsiouadatou, especially the
record OF his paslorate OF nearly sixteen
wears. Addresses Will be delivered by Rev.
Drs. :. A. Goodwin. ". W. Landrum, VII.
liam l.. Hatcher, and others. At the close Of
the services thqnk-offerng will be taken
up to pay a small balance due on the hand
some peWs Of the church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25
Tho ovouumenttoGcnernIPicket,.

At called meeting OF the Pickett A>so-
cation, held last night q report submitted
Dv the Monument Committee said:
We have decided 10 recommend for
your adoption the heXagonal design as the
one best adapted to yoVr purpose. The en-
tire height Of the shaft will be about eigh'
teen feet, with six rustic columns aud six
bronze plates for inscripiionS-One for Gen
ersl Pickett, one for each OF the four bri-
gades, and one for the artillery. We have
a,certained that this monument can be erect.
ed for about Sl,l0O. The report Of the FL
nance Committee shows an amount collected
which, in our opinion, is sufficient to justify
Us in contracting for the erection OF the
monument at once, az further delay will rem
der its completion by the lst OF October
next doubtful"
The report was adopted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25
ELECTION FIGURES.
A wALK-ovER FOR THE RICHMOND
DEMOCRATS YESTERDAY.
Bews from Manchester, Petersburg, Nor
folk, and Several Other Vir-
ginia Cities

Yesterdays election 10 Richmond was one
Of the quietest on record, and, all things
considered, the vote polied was good,
though, Of course. It would have been very
much larger had there been a closely.fought
contest and snch q canvass Ss we used TO
have when tue Democrats were called out TO
face the solid Republican phalanxes. Our
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25

primary was colossal and its results 80 gen
orally accepted by the people who p1riici'
pated in II that there was no considerable
dscontented element around which form-
dable opposition could gather. The col.
ored voters would no doubt have supported
welI-orsanzcd independent ticket. but
none satisfactory could be framed. But two
OF our nominees on the general ticket were
opposed, and these independents " did not
receive anything like the full strength OF the
colored vote In Jackson Ward or any other
ward.
In several Of the wards incomplete opposi-
tion tickets were nut mp against our City
Council nominees, hut we did not lose 0
a man. Every Democratic nominee was
elected, and on the 1st OF July our city
government, in all OF its p1rts, Will pass into
The hands Of a distinctly Democratic admin
istrati0n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25
The ymperer,. Condition.

tBy Anglo-Amerlcsn cable 10 tho Dsspaich.l
BERLIN, May 24-rhe Emperor rested
better last night than he has on any night
since his arrival at Charloltenburg. lie
slept without coughing for periods OF three
hours lie went into the park az 10 o'elock
this morning. His Majesty attended both
the civil aud religious weddiogs OF Prince
Henry and Princess Irene Of Hesse to-day.
The Emperor felt somewhat fatigued alter
the wedding, and remained indoors for
some time. In the afternoon he drove about
the park In pOny-chaIe for an hour and q
half He retired to bed at =. NJ. Tne
royal visitors iron Hesse returned to Darn
stadt this evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25
Re,rea. for Sick P,e.Ntc.

The Retreat for the Sick VIII have their
annual picnic at Ashland Park on the 20th
instant, and the ladies are arranging so that
all who accompany them win have good
time.
The cause is a noble one, and all whose
hearts incline 10 charity and 10 pity for the
sick poor should encourage the undertaking
in order that as much money as possible may
he realized. II win all 90 to purposes oi
charity in connection with the Retreat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25
In Ganerol DebiItty. rmaciation.

Consumption, and Wasting IN children
Scon's Emulsion Of Pure Cod.Liyer on with
Hypophosphites is a most valuable food and
medicine. II creates an appetite for food,
strengthens the nervous system, and builds
no the body. Please read: q tried >cotps
Emulsion on young man whom physicians
at tunes gave up hope. since he began using
the Emulsion his cough has ceased. gained
lesh aud strength, and from all appearances
his iic WIN he prolonged many years. p
JoHN SULLIVAN, Hospital Steward, Nor
gonza pa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25
socrod.ueart Fair and Bazaar.

Armory Hall was packed last night, aud
the voting stood as follows: Ahead for the
piano.amp. Colonel :. b. Wit; for the
horse. Father Tiemey; for the diamond ring,
James Il. Klrk; gold-h'aded umbrella, j. II.
Whitty; watch.chMn, J. W. Mackly; most
popular policeman, r. +. PortiauX; book
case, Calvert club gold watch, Miss Maggie
Kelley; gold watch-chain, Louis Fox;
gold. headed cane, Thomas smith. oi Lynch
burg: little boys watch, !. Frank Donleyy ;
vc,fmcnts, Father Cutler; diamond ring,
Mis-, Berry; most efficient detective, John 4
James; and most popular leltcr-c1rrer, j..
/. Lewis.
Miss julia FcrraDdini won a watch, and
Miss Mary Patton, OF Norfolk, was voted a
badge
Nocal ard instrumcnial mnsic tO.night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25

polled. The Republicans elected only one
councilman. He was elected in the Tbird
Ward. whIch usually gives over one hundred
majority for their ticket. The following
Democrats are elrcted: william Can, may
or; Roy =. Smith. COmmonwealth's ailor-
ney; Charles W. Thomas, city sergeant; w.
T. Watkins, constable. COncilmen-For
First Ward: W. X. Andrews. ". G.. Evans.
Second Ward: James A. Mcconnell, Robert
A. Buckner. Third Ward; Patrick shee-
han. The Democrats are happy over the re-
suit.
SALEM.
SALEM. Va, May 9i-Tn The municipal
election here to-day the Republicans elect six
OF the seven aldermen and the town ser
geant. -.".
WILLIAMSBURG.
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, May 24.-Tbe Ee-
publican ticket Tor mayor and councilDen
was elected here to-day. The election was
the most quiet one held for years.
WOODSTOCK.
WOODSTOCK. VA, May 24.-Tn the corpo-
ration election to-day A. G.. WynkOop
tDemocran was elected mayor and the Coun-
cil divided equally between the Democrats
and Republicans. A citizens meeting noml-
mated Wynkoop and a Council equally d.
yided between 'he two parties. The Malone
wing OF the Republican party bolted the
meeting and put up a Republican mayor,
with Council also equllly divided between
the parties. A great deal Of scratching was
done by both sides.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25
ROIiee Enuri.

OF the cases disposed OF in this court yes
tcrday the following were the most inpor-
tant:
John McGOvern. assaulhng and beating
Victoria D0bsOn. Fined s. aud costs.
Julia Ann Fry and Sarah Gray, disorderly
on the street. Required 10 give security for
twelve months in the sum OF 500.
James Robinson, as.auIting and wound
ing Emma 7. Lyon with some instrument.
with intent to kili. Fined $40 and COSTS and
required to give security for twelve months
in the sum OF 5000
william f. Johnson, fighting in the
street. Fined 8 and costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25
work OF the Ambulance.

The city ambulance was called 10 No. 142l
east Cary street yesterday morning about
81 O'clock to white man named Keith, who
while at work caught his right hand in some
machinery and had the index finger badly
mangled. lie was taken TO his boarding
house, on Broad street near Fourteenth,
where his finger was amputated.
Three hours later the ambulance was sum.
moned to 1l06 east Cary street to colored
man who had hemorrhage Of the lungs. He
was taken TO his home, j0i north Eighth
ctpoof
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25
Exciting.

The contest for the gold watch-chain At
the sacred Heart Fair grows exciting. AZ
last report Mr.. Louis Fox was something
ahead. but Mr.. james McEyoy was in hot
pursuit. This will be 4 closely.cOntested
race.
The contest for the gold watch will close
tomorrow night. The following young
ladies are making a strong run, being backed
by hosts Of friends: Miss Maggie Kelly, Miss
Maggie HannigaD. and Mss Katie Rutelbacb.
80 Tar Miss Kelly is ahead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25

rhe Democrats carry five OF the six wards
In jackson Ward wc bad no nominees-the
Republicans hold possession oil it now as
they always have done.
The "spreld.caele ticket" voted by most
Of the blacks in Jackson Ward bad 10 can
didatcs for Mayor, High Constable, &c.. on
n. which will cxplnn the disparity between
the total number Of votes cast and the num-
Der cist foT toe general Offices.
Considering the vote cast yesterday an
unusual number Of coored men voted the
Democratic ticket.
The figures below give the results in brief:
MARSHALL WARD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HORROR
Eleven Peraous Kiiied and many
Others lpsured

(By Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.I
PARIS, May 24.--A terrible explosion took
place to-day IN Meriots cartridge and ire
works-factory. by which seven buildings
were DESTROYED Eleven dead bodies have
been taken from the ruins and twenty'onc
persons, all more or less injured, have been
rescued.
PARIS. Nav 2t.-The Pair and Repubhqne
FrducdiSe. commenting upon meeting ~
the Republicans last night which denouseed
Boulangerim, reproach II for increasing
division in the Republican ranks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25

n W. BOWIE 81 p. NJ, trustees sale Of property
at the corner Of Cary and Fifth streets.
]. THOMPSON BROWN & CO., p. NJ, brick aud
frame material, hay. oats. farming tmple-
menis, horses. cows, &C., on Franklin and
Lom mbardy streets.
y. W. BOWIE, 4:so P. NJ, trustees sale Of n small
lot on Church Hill
JAMEs b. ELAN. 3 z. NJ, two frame tenoments
on Clay street between Fourteenth ana fif-
.ecnth.
RAWLINGS b ROSE. $50 P. NJ, brick dwelling
ON west Jackson street
II. SELDOM TAYLOR, 2. NJ, brick Dwelling on
south Fifth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25

tation. generally considered, was very salts
factory, and was received with much favor.
Miss Amy Gordon sung the title.roe and
gained many encorcs. Mr.. Frear as Bolero
was very funny and kept the house ''in a
roar.' The rest Of the cast was well.filled,
and the chorus, though not large, did strong
work, especially the men in the pirates
chorus.
Tonight "Mkado" will he sung, and
tomorrow afternoon "Chimes OF Nor
mandy"
The troupe will have successful engage
meut here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25
Drink Mslto.

HORSES, CATTLE. AND CHICKENS For collie and
rrubs. for lung-fover. cough. or hiie-bound, ]
give simmons Liver Regulator IN n mash twice a
day. You eau recommend Il 70 every ono having
stock as the best medicine known for the ABOVE
complaints. In using It with my chickeus. for
cholera and gapes, mix Il with the dough and
feed it TO them once a day. by this treatment
have lost mono where the Regulator Was given
promptly and regularly. r. !. TAYLOR,
Agent for Changers OF Georgia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25
snma aeerat Sins.

The meeting a. the Young Mems Chris.
tisn Association on Sunday at =. III. Will
be addressed by Rev. George II. Wiley. who
will spelk on Licentiousness ss being one
OF the chains that bind young men," Mr..
W Wiley is knOwn to nearly eyerV young man
in this city as a most ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CHRISTIAN worker, and Is much admired for
his GENIAL ways and noble life. lie will give
4 "plain talk" No boys admitted,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25
RrOnprfN IraISfera.

Richmond: william l.. Carneal and wife
to VI. W. Gayle, 4s feet on Baker street near
Brook avenue, $3.50; r. Wiley Davis and
others, trustees, to George b. Jones, 4ll feet
on Twenty.sixth street corner VI, 81, 90;
Peter H. Mayo. Thomas Atkinson, George
W. Warren and their wives, and George Il.
Harrison TO Peter II. Mayo, Thomas Atkln-
son, James n. Boyd, and Thomas L. Al
friend, 1909 feet on Grace street corner Mldi-
son, IS,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25

Mr.. Andrew J. Cavanaugh and Miss Kate
T. Shea were married at ST. Peters Cathedral
on Tue,day evening at 5 o'clock hy Rev.
Father Van de Vyvcr. The bride was
dressed In n becoming travelling suit, aud
after the ceremony the Young couple took
the evening train for the North. The ushers
were Messrs. d. J. Coleman, j. A. Ne
Donough, william shea, and W. j. Qnigley.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25
Tho May RaIILast Night.

The sixteenth annual bail OF Madame l.,
Louis's pupils occurred last night in Sauger
Hall. A large crowd OF friends Of the little
ones was in attendance, and the children all
showed careful training from their in
structress.
After the programme oi dances was con-
cluded the floor was cleared and the older
folks present tripped the light fantastic for
several hours
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25

nature OF Austin Herr, millionaire mer-
chant Of this city, president OF the Potomac
Club. MeetIngs Of the boards OF governors
OF the two clubs have been calledto consider
what action shall be taken to properly ex-
press the indignation OF the majority OF the
club.men. Adams. who is still at Gathers
burg, is likely to become permanently lame.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25
Borned 20 Death by Kerosene,

BURTON. TEX, May A.-At toe residence
Of William Johle. four miles from this place.
his daughter Mary. while kindling fire with
kerosene last evening, was horribly burned.
The cries Of the gul brought her aged
mother TO the rescue. Her clothing also be-
came ignited, and both women were burned
almost beyond recognition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25

The Common Council has been called to
meet this evening at = o'clock to consider
the Acting Mayors veto Of the ordinance
granting the Richmond Union Passenger
Railway the right to run on Cary street.
Also, to receive petitions from several street
railway companies for the privilege OF ex-
tending tracks to the Expostion-Grounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25
Fourth Presbyterian Church Enter
tainmenf.

A social and musical entertainment viii
be given nexf Fridly evening at the Fourth
Presbyterian church by the Young lsdies Of
that church. They will be assisted by Cap.
tain Frank W. Cunningham, Douglas l.
Leftwich, Mrs. Shelburn, Mr.. Kirk
Matthews, and other musical people. The
entertainment is free 10 all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25
The Baseball Pavilion,

large stables and sheds, frame and brick
houses, and all improvements on tho Lee
Monument grounds also. a large qusntty Of
improved farming implements. hay and oat
crops, blooded cattle. &c., will be sold to-dSJ
at 1 o clock by j. Thompson Brown ~ Co.