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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKVr.

MAh -. A01%
To-day there were no auction sales. All the
week they have been very light. with scarcely
anything OF character or good quality venturod
under the hammer, while private sales have
been confined chiefly 70 planters dark tobacco.
for which there was good demand, but very
small offerings and that only Of medium 70
fairly good quality Abundant rain has fellen-
first light showers. then heavy rains, which Is
sufficient 70 order ell the crop on hand, and Will
also enable rehandlers 70 prize their tobacco.
Wo Ia Consequence may expect heavier ware
house receipts next week, aud will soon know
the auanutyOf tobacco iu planters hands Large
breaks OF shipping will not commence before
the middle Of June, when the Reggie contractors
commence 70 buy The French reduce their or
iers 70 per cent for all kinds Of American to-
baccos. Germany end Austria, Hungary and
Italy win all want something hne, and the new
crop viii supply the quality, which can be this
year used as we'll az home, but our old aud low
grades hang fro sadly, and wo must look 70
spaln. Bremen. aud Antwerp TO help us out on
these. At present all the open markets are dun
and English reports are not encouraging In
prices or activity Of the markets eithcr. How it
n that planters can afford 80 make big crop on
this outlook is impossible 70 see, except that
they won't listen 70 reason or read the reportA
Farm labor has been largely drawn of BY rail-
road employment, and this may shorten tho
crop some, bat the plant snd ny and bug scare
won't curtail the crop 10 any perceptihle degree.
IL is generally conceded IN nearly all North
Carolina reports that full crop Will DO al
tempted with the use OF fertilizers
AZ tho present moment the only active
paying brtghls are tho nnest cutters aud wrap
pers. Filters are very dull, as well as smokers.
with several parts OF crops on hand, while prices
have ruled lower for the twelve months past and
no doubt buyers have lost enough money In
those grades to be very cautious about alters In
the future. SO We think planters should know
VIVA. they have 70 depend upon. Ia cutters
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13

Pittsburgh:
Pittsburghs ........1 90 % 1 % . :
BOstons ...........3 l 0 0 0 0 0 o.
Base-hits- Pittsburghs, 8; Bostons, 10.
Errors PittsOurghs, A; Bostons. !. Bat
teries-Morris and Carroll; Conway ald
Kelly.
Detroit-Twelye innings:
Detroits. ...1 90 0 0 0 0 0 90 >
Phiadephias. o 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 o.
Base-hiis-Dctroits, II; Phladephias. o.
Errors DetrOits, 4; Phiadelphias, !. Bat
teries- Getzein and Bennett; Gleason aud
Clements.
Cleveland:
B.tImoros ........O OOO2O91x- )
Clevelands..........00 % / 0 0 , l o.
Observation-Disclosures o; Cleyelands, s;
Errors Batimores, .; Clcyelands, 3. Bat.
tcries-smith and Fulmcr; Bakeley and
thinner.
indianapolis
Indianapolis 4 o 1 l 0 l 0 Oil
WashiugtOns. 0 0 o o o 0 o. o
Observation-Disclosures. 10; Washiugtons.
,. rs-lndianap0li,, ,; Washlngtons, Z.
Batteries MoGett and Myers; Gilmore and
Mack.
Philadelphia:
Athletics ...........t 90 90 0 0 o. >
Brooklyns ..........0 o 1 o o q , )
Ba.e.hlts-Athletic. g; BrooklynS, Q.
Errors-Athetics, g; BrookIyns, 3. Bat
teries-W ayhing and Robinson; Csruthers
and Bushong.
Cincinnati:
Cincinuatls. ........2 / 101110 l. $
Loui>yille.........O0 O2 0 0 o o. 3
Observation-Disclosures II; Louisyiles. Z.
Errors-CIncinnatS, g; Loui-Nles. .. Bat
teries-Mullauo and Baldwin; Chamoerlln
and Cross.
Chicago:
Chlc1gos. ......,..........o y =
New Yorks...............0 , 0 o 0 / 3
Chicagos, 9; New Iorks, :.
Errors Chica.0s, 3; New Norks, 3. Bat
tcrie--Bldwin and Dhv; Tiicomb and
Murphy. Game called at the end OF the
sixth inning on account Of cold.
81. Louis:
-. Louis..........2 OOOO11 o. 4
Kansas City........2 % d o 0 o o o.
la,e.hits-st. Louis, II; Kansas City, J..
Errors 81. Louis. !; Kansas CITY, 3. Bat
teries-Delyin aud Boyle; Allen and Tooe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
HAPPENINGS mANCuEsTER.
Temperance Omcers InstaIied-Per-
sonai aud other Items.


A. the la,t regular meetingoi Star Of Hone
Lodge OF Good Tomplars the following Off
Gers were installed by District Deputy j. Il.
Burroughs, assisted by Mr.. Collins, OF
Church Ilil Lodge. and Mr.. w. ". Craig, Of
star % Hope: }. b. Fitzgerald, chief tenn
plar. Miss Rosa DOrnin. yce.templar; Miss
Eyer Mariindale; superintendent juvenile
Templars Alden Campbell, secretary }. X.
Hawks, financial secretary; Miss Katie tiiz-
gerald, treasurer; w. y. Sayory, chaplain; ;
Charles Brown, marshal; Harry Caligan,
guard: Lee Ellington, sentinel; Mrs. &. l..
Adams. deputy marshal; Miss Daisy Ander-
son, organise.
This lodge is growing, and is in better
condition now than II has been for year or
more.
Rev. Mr. Had, who has received call to
the pastoral charge OF the Presbyterian
church. will an that pulpit to-day. lie has
not set signitied his Intention 10 accept.
The final examinations in the public
schools have begun and the sessions VIII
close on The 2jih instant.
Several Of Inc white teachers in the public
schools Of this city contemplate attending
the summer normal school at liarrisonhuTg.
Miss Kettle Moore, Of this city, is visiting
friend, 10 Petersburg.
The Nay term OF the ChesteIuelu NouHty
Court begins tomorrow.
The following are The appointments for re-
ligi0ue services in this city to-day:
Balnbrdge-Strect Baptist: II A. NJ,
Rev. J. O. B. Lowry, Missouri; 8 J.. NJ,
Rev. A. G.. McManaway, North Carolina.
Clopion-Strect Baptist; II A. NJ, Rev.
T.. r. Carsweil. Georgia; g p. NJ, Rev. A..
j. :. Thomas. south Carolina.
Central Methodist: If \. NJ, Rev. u. W.
sanders, South Carolina; 8 J.. NJ, Rev. j.
e. English, Maryland.
Finn.Strcet Methodist: II A. NJ, Rev.
". r.. Maxwell. Texas; p. NJ, Rev. r.
Van Dcvcnter. North Carolina.
WcstEnd Methodist: II A. NJ, Rev. f..
T.. Folk. Georgia; S Z. b., Rev. G.. Hatcher,
Missouri
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13

The Grays have ABOUT completed all their
arrangements for tacir trip TO New York.
They will leave Richmond Saturday evening
Ella the Newport News and Mississippi Val
ley railroad for Newport News, from whence
they will embark on one OF the Old Do
miniOn steamers for New York, arriving
tuere some time sunday night, aud VIII re-
main aboard the steamer until Monday
morning. They will spend the week in
New York city il they do not decide TO 20
as far as Boston, which they have under
consideration.
Tncy will be accompanied 10y many men,
bers Of their veteran association, and Seyo-
RAJ other prominent citizens have signi-
fed their desire TO 90.
The company will have new fatigue Uni
forms for the occasion, and will doubtless,
rs they always do, uphold their high reputa-
ton for dne appearance, drill, aud soldieriy
bearing, and do credit to our city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
irving a na,nake sutt.

The Honrico Circuit Court was engaged
Yesterday until after 7 +. NJ. IN the trial Of
the ease Of Winston Barrett as. the Philadel.
phia Granite Company. The evidence was
not concluded and the ease was adjourned
TN Monday.
Barrett, who is a colOred man, some time
last fall, while driving cart al this COM
pany's quarry, a few miles above the city.
was thrSwn from bis seat by the guy rope OF
a derrick aud received very serious injuries
about bis head and body, for which he sues
for 5000.
Messrs. Edmund Waddlll, j. Aston Ca
bell, aud W. II. Bsverdge are counsel for
Barrett, and Captain John ). Wise repre-
.enis the defendAnt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13

more color and nne texture Is wanted. Not 80
much tho size OF leaf as color cells. In Virginia
darks sun-curod Il rather scarce, especially in
Gue grades. Common shipping Is dun and lower
Good rich manufacturing aud 1ne shipping will
Do needed no doubt, but every class OF monde
script IS almost dead. The export trade de-
mands cheap, clean, low-prced lug or short
Leaf II planters can afford 70 make u. It will
sell. Burleys nave superseded other kinds anI
is likely to have the run for years 10 como.
Western markets are eth Advancing, and
holders take strong views q the future. but tho
spectators and manufacturers all have stock on
hand, and 1t is 70 the interest Of both 10 keep up
prices.
Tho dark-crop preparation Westhas been cur
tailed for Barley. Tho Burey seed Is "a part
failure. The crop "a being fast consumed. and,
with the tax settled will be higher; hence tho
movement out West We hayo Ia our market no
similar movement, aud something Is needed 10
stir us up. Moro capital kept ~ homo Ia tho
business is ono essential 10 our success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
sam. MncEifnn's

Great Ten-Cent show will open its doors
for four days only. corner OF Twenty'nith
and Grace streets, Monday, May l4th. This Is
the largest and best cheap-price show travel
ling, and returns TO us n iull-1edged, nrst.
class exhibition, having been patronized
by our best ciiizeEs-lj,000 in six RAINY
DAYS. Beautiful Horses, Lovely Ponies,
Riding Monkeys, Monster Performing Ele-
phants, Bactrian Camels, Comic Mules, and
host OF the Best Performers ever seen under
canvas. Don't lose your last and best OPP
portunlty TO witness the best show for
small amount OF money. A pleasant resort
for ladies' and children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
ExcurNinna. hr.

The Chimborszo WI nake regular trips
from her wharf (Gilie's creek to-day TO
Warwick Park. The boat leaves Ut 900, y,
2:30, and O'Clock, and returns al 1913, l:l5,
3:4j. ami 0:l5 O'Clock.
The 1rst excursion Of the season TO
Maiden's Adventure will be run on Whit
Monday, May Dist.
TIE Jefferson Beneficial and Social Society
will supervise an excursion 10 Noun. Plea
SAINT on WhitMondsy.
The james River Steamboat Company
offers cheap ronnd-trips 10 Norfolk for the
benefit Of persons who wish 10 attend the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
A Wire Shoel,. n Horse.

a telephone wire fell across an electric
railway wire yesterday morning about half
past S O'Clock, near the corner OF Hancock
and Clay streets. and horse that pissed by
touched il, and was badly shocked though
not seriously hurt. An eyewitness OF the
occurrence with the assistance OF walking
cane got the wire out OF harms way before
any otner damage was done.
There were thirty ears on the electric
line yesterday-tgea.y closed aud ten open
ears. The same number will be on to-day.
aud trips will be made a. far as tie Old reser-
yoir without transfer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
Derrea OF Rabeitnh.

On Tuesday night next this beautiful de-
gree in Odd.Fellowship win be conferred
by str.ct-Deputy Grand.Master J. W.
White, al odd. Fellows Hall, under the au.
spices Of Friendship Lodge, No. 10, |. D. o.
+. It's probable that number OF ladies'
will take the degree, rs we'll as scsrlet-degree
members OF the several lodges who are not
now ~ possession Of II. so that an interest.
my and pleasant time may De expected By
those who attend. The wife, sister, or
daughter OF an Odd-FellOw, II over eighteen
years Of age, can take the degree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13

c. Bliss, the above property, 1880; John
II. Dinncen and wife to Laura II Royals
trustee. 100 feet on Henrico street near Dim
neen. 5000; same to sydney II. Jasper, 40
feet on Henrico street, $50: same to julius
Edel and Il. +. Wilson, 400 feet on Carlton
street near Dlnneen, el.2G0; same TO j. ID.
Rowe, GO feet on Ilenrco street near Din
ncen. $50; Christina J. Francks trustee to
William 5. CoggeshalI. Tst feet on Washing
ton street near Cary, s1,72I; same TO II. II.
aud n. ID. Pace, 2llt feet on Washington
street near Beverly, 1921; George W. JAR
Wis and Peter d. Cillnn, AZ feet on Meadow
Bridge road, $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
LewnTeunis.

The Richmond Tennis Cmb-.fr. ". J.
McLan president-haSe made two capital
courts in the lot adjoining the Young Mems
Christian Association building. on Main
street. The ground has been cleared and
leyeled and s'op-Wre net has been placed
on the lower side.
The members Of this club are: Misses
Belle and Jennie Peasants, Miss Helen Mon
ticuc, Miss Rosaie peasants, Mr. aud Mrs.
william Allen, Mcssrs. Clancy and Jock
peasants, W. O. shelton, W. W. Archer,
g. O'B. Cowardin. Reggie Gillian, II. NJ
Jackson, j. Ii. McLain, Robert S,eger, aud
others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
DEATHS.

HARRISON.-Died. Friday night 81 il:io
O'clock, at his residence, 40. w north lllfd
street. after a short Illness. WILLIAM II. hAk-
KIsON aged Gity-hve Years
The funeral will take place from seventh
Street Christian church TO-DAY Sunday AZ
oiciOck 2. NJ. Friends aud relatives are inYiied
H. attend
HOLDSWORTH.- Died. suddenly, saturday
morning. May i2th at tho residence o. her son-
in.las, Thomas n. Gum. No. 80 west Franklin
.trset, Mrs. SARAH $. HOLDSNOkIh, relct u
the late Robert n. HOldsw0rtn.
Her funeral viii take place from the residence
MONDAY All kRNOON ag50clock frsnds OF
the family aud th0ss OF her r0n, william 4.
holdsworih. are invited % attend.
JoNEs.-Died, At his fEshers residence, OF.
Brook avenue. BESNIE LEWIS infant son OF
Rose and Lewis Jones: ag0d seven m0nihs AMI
twenty four days
funeral viii f.fe place AZ ths above residencs
SUNDAY AFTERNOON al 4 O'Clock. Friends OF
mo family arc invited 70 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13

During the storm yesterday evening the
house Of Mr. George Q. Ely. on seventeenth
and stockton streets, m Manchester, was
struck by lightning and one side OF II nearly
torn Off. Mrs. Ely, who was at the time
sitting in one OF the rooms where the shock
was greatest, and who held in her Lao her
gr1udchid. got up, went into the room be-
low, laid the chld down, and then fell, say
ing that she had been struck. Physicians
VITO were summoned found her suffering
from great nervous prostration, but, in their
opinion. not otherwise hurt.
The lightning ran into the Western Union
telegraph office here Yesterday and damaged
Que Of the wires on lie switch board.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13

In The Iustiugs Court Yesterday Jasper
Hickman (colOTed) was tried on the charge Of
poisoning the horse OF Mr.. Douglas Y. Nor
ton. The jury found him guilty aud a-car-
tanned hi, term in the penitentisry to be two
years.
Accused's counsel. Mr.. Edgar Allan, nude
a motion for new trial, which Will be ar
gued next month.
Colonel spotswood represented the Com
mopWeallh m the absence OF Colonel Witt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
exercises at that place on the

memorial-day exercises at that place on the
18th.
The Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad Company offers reduced
rates for ruund.trip tickets to Washington
from May 18th 10 the 10th. inclusive.
An excursion train will be run to Wash
iugton on the night OF May 10Th, which will
give excsrsionists two days in the capital OF
the Union.
The Jefferson Beneficial and Social Society
will run an excursion 10 Mt. Pleasant on
Whit. Monday, MAY 21st. The attractions
will be dancing, fishing, boating, bathing.
swinging. &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
Property Transfers.

Richmond; FANNIE Hutzler % Helen r..
Miller. - i.6 feet on Leigh street between
Gilmer and Graham, $1,000; Maria l.. Irwin
10 John B. Gayle, II feet on -. Paul street
between Hi aud COutts, Sl3t3
Hennco j. W. Anderson. special COM
missioner, 10 Rudolph Kasttoburg. 500 feet
on Meadow.BfIdge road, 60; Blackwell and
ChriAtlsB, special commissioners, 10 Robert
W and TbOmss ". Wilcox and Junus
Roane, 30 300 acres, ESQ., IS; A. q. Bliss
and wife 10 William A. Wyatt, > acres on road
itading from meadow.Bridge road % Brook
turnpike sl,45Oi Frank l.. Jones " Emma
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
Found Badiy Cntintne street.

Between II and O'Clock this morning a
colored man named Albert Donison was
found LAYING in the street near the Chesa-
peake and ONO depot with his face and
throat badly cut. lie was taken to the First
station By policeman, aud his woundsware
dressed. The man says be thinks he would
know the fellow that cut him il be saw him
again. on account Of bis weak ana excited
condition it was thought inadgisable to
worry him with much questioning until he
has recovered somewhat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
RnIiea Gnurl.

The following were among the cases dis
posed OF m The Police Court yesterday
morning:
Richard Davis, unlawiully trespassiug
upon tue train OF the Chesapeake aud ONO
Railway Company and interfering With the
officers. Davis was required 10 give Sc
curity for hls good behavior for twelve
months.
Stanley Leber and S. b. HoItseu, lighting
In the street. Fined 81 and costs.
Theodore Montgomery, creating disturb
anee aud using proiane language on the
street. Fined IS and costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
Glove Contest AZ the Academy Next
Week.

Monday night, May 2lst, q glove contest
for the amusement OF the admirers Of such
entertainments VIII be given 40 the Acade-
Inv. Mlrcellus Baker will box four rounds
with George Isaac both OF Richmond. jim
Brady, Of Buffalo, y. y, and " Duich"
Hanley, Of Manchester, will also put on
gloves for four rounds, and a pupil Of BIZ
ker's. lad OF thirteen years, will give an
exhibition Of the training he has received.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13

Cooke Mr.. Gum and d.. Martin. s. So
prano soil. a, "Fl0wer OF the Vale"
lGodard,) b, 1.-THE Exile" tGodard.) Miss
'EHle Stewart. 0. Basso soli. q, "Thine by
Tbouyi Is Are, MTgeriia." (Meyer Hell
mund,)b, 80 Happy Day" (Goetz.l Or. Carl
Martin. 10. Alto sOli, q, Z" The NuD." (Beider-
mann.) b, "Thine Eyes SO Blue" (Lassen,)
Miss Julia O'Connell. IL. Solo tenor, Come
10 Me-" (Denzl,) Mr. wilbur Gum. ~:
Quartette, "Ecco, Quel Fiero lstantl'"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
INC Colorea Forger Aain.ged Insane.

william 4. Fowlkes (cglored) was before
the Hastings Court yesterday charged with
forgery. \ plea Of insanity was entered,
and Jury was empanelled 10 try the issue.
It resulted in judgment Of insanity and
dIsmis.ll of the prosecution.
Or. Lewis Wheat, surgeon Of the city jail.
testified in the case as 10 the insanity Of the
accused.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13

Governor Lee yesterday wrote to Captain
Seth Foster, commander Of the steamer
Chesapeake, instrucnng him to have bis
craft at Vest Point on the 26th OF July at
noon for the benefit Of The special committee
appointed &C the last session OF the Legi,l4-
ture to investigate the oyster interests OF the
State.
The committee propose TO make cruise
around the oyster-beds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
A Card or Tbnnhs.

IFUI Iuc DIHVHVIu'I
The Board % Oakwood Memorial Asso-
citation return sincere thanks to the Dispatch,
Tines, Wing, and Evening State, for the use
Of their columns, to Captain c. Bossieux for
use OF his omnibus, the public generally for
large contributions OF beautiful flowers, and
the ladies and young gentlemen who rem
dered such efficient assistance on memorial
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
Riaeneur,s Ca.e.

Governor Lee has taken no action vet In
the case OF II. A. Ridenour. the man who Il
under sentence OF death In Frederick county
for murder In the first degree. The request
for the Intervention OF the Executive Is con-
sidered unusual, as the ease stands on an APP
peal which is about 10 be taken, and writ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
ro,sconu Sunday Scnoo,s

The annual Sundly.school celebration OF
all the Episcopal churches In Richmond and
the county OF Henrico viii be held in St.
PauPs church tns afternoon nj 1880 O'Clock.
Addresses will be made and reports will be
submitted 10y the superintendent OF the
seVpral schools
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
Rainy weather.

Since Tuesday Richmond has been very
literally blessed with showers; particularly
was this the case yesterday, when there were
numerous rainialls, some OF them very heavy,
with accomplishments Of thunder and light
ming.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
The Hnrrunrc-Men.

The hardware merchants OF the city have
decided 10 close their places OF business
during the summer at @ T.. ~, beginning
next Tuesday and ending the 10Th OF sep
tpmber
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13

Samuel Nacl'hun's European circus will
begin a four-davs' engagement tomorrow at
the corner Of Twenly-dlth and Grace
streets, Churcn Hill. A number OF novel;
ties In The show line are 10 be seen By all who
attend the performance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
LITE wEArmEx RaPoRr.

fBy telegraph 10 inc Dispatchl
- WASHINGTON. May 49, 4. A-For
100 Virginia and North Carolina, slightly
RkklR icooicr, fair weather. preceded on tho
''" coast by local rains, light to fresh north
- westerly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13

General John Il. Cooke presided aud Mr..
Splitter acted as secretary. The following
were present besides those already named
Attorney-Gcncral Il. a. Ayers, Norman '.
Randolph, J. W. White, John Maxwell,
James Ferriter, Charles j. Anderson,
Thomas A. Brander, A. W. Archer, j. ;.
Riddick, Il. =. Reeve, John Vermillion and
y. 5. Burwell Of Pickett Buchanan Camp OF
Norfols, and J. $. Worthngton Of \. 7.
Hill Camp, Petersburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
4 Swarm of Bees,

A fine swarm Of bees took possession OF
the magnolIatrce in the northeast corner
Of the front yard OF Mr.. /. o. Noting, Main
and Fifth streets, yesterday Afternoon; but
after various and vigorous Efforts were
finally hiYed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
NJ. Pants.

The celebrated tenor, Sir. Wilbur Gnn,
from the Petersburg Musical Festival, will
slug solo from Elijah" as an onertory
anthem at 81. PsuPs church this morning.