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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-10-23
Ayres. Brown Harvey. AttornerI 81.
NOTICE TO HEIRS, CREDIToRs, ETC.

In the matter Of the estate Of William 7. McClos.
key deceased.
In the Marion Circuit Court, November term, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that Cornelia McC1oskey,
as sdministratrix Of the estate Of William F. No
Closkey, deceased, has presented and fled her sc.
count and vouchers in final settlement of said
estate and that the same will come up for examin.
alton and action Of said Circuit Court on the 9Th day
OF November. 1882 at which time all heirs creditorG
or eatees OF said estate required to appear in
said court and show cause, if any there be, Why
said account and vouchers should not be approved
And the heirs of said estate also hereby required
at the time and place aforesaid, appear and make
proof Of their heirship.
C0RNELiA MCL0SKEY,
23-3t Administrators.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-10-23
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
duly qualified as Administrator Of the estate Of
Helen ~. Hutchinson, late of Marion county In
diana deceased Said estate is supposed TO be solv.
ent. JAMES P. BAKER
23-3t
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-10-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STocR YARDS, !
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. p, 1883.
CATTLE-Receipts, light. The market on shippers
dull Butchers cattle held about steady in the
better grades. All common stuff dull
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-10-23
Hides, Leather and TaIlor

Lambskins-40155c.
Leather-Oak sole, 2s934c; hemlock SOLE 2fd2sc;
harness. 25@S3c; skirting 3s@35c; black Bride per
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-10-23

Butter-Receipts are fair. Dealers are bidding for
choice, sGi0c; common ard medium. 4d6c.
Poultry-Hens, &c; spring chickens, ;roosters
&c. turkeys, toms, Sc; hens, &c; young turkeys, &c
geese, full feathered. 81 80 per doz. ducks, &c.
Eegs-Candled, per dozen, Ice
Feathers-Prime geese, 55c per h.; duck and
mixed 20c per ID
Honey-Hew honey. white comb, 1791sc per Ib
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-10-23
DROBATE CAUSE NO. i,s4s.

Henry Eitel, administrator Of estate of Mary GuA-
liver, deceased, vs.. William CULVER Olive T. Cub
liver ct al.
In the Circuit Court Of Marion county, Indiana
November term 1889.
To William CULVER, Olive z. CULVER, Florence
l. smith, Marion r Nenn, Phillip ]. HAuss, Wills
lam ID. English, Max Gundelhnger Elizabeth
Byrket, John Q. Adams and William Robson.
You are severslly hereby notified that the above
named petitioner administrator the estate sfor.
said has died in the Circuit Court of Marion County,
Indiana petition making you defendants thereto,
and praying therein for order and decree of said
Court, authorizing the sale OF certain real estate
belonging to the estate Of said decedent and in said
petition described, 10 make assets for the payment
OF the debts and liabilities Of said estate; and that
said petition. filed and pending set for hearing
In said Circuit Court at the Court House in Indian
apolis, Indiana on the thirtythird judicial day Of
the November term, 1882 of said court the sane
being the 18th day of December 1889
witness the Clerk and seal Of said court this i6tn
day Of October, 1889.
JOHN R. WILSON, Clerk.
AYres BroHn 4 Harxax- Attnrner. oa-s
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-10-23

Cash quotations were as follow: Flour-Dull and
generally unchanged, though with sales lower;
No spring wheat, 7S5zc; No. spring wheat, Goa
64c; No. red, .IS5sc; No. corn, SO14e;
No. oats TIC; No. rye, 415411 42c; No. 2
barley, 6Ose3c; No. 1 haxseed $685. prime timothy
seed sl096iO; mess pork, per bTl, $40 7591l lard,
per 100 lbs S64096 425 short rib sides oose, $500
d5sO; dry sailed shoulders boxed, S4259450;
clear sides tboxedl, s55o@5 e21z whisky. distiers'
finished goods per ga sl02; sugars, cut-loaf, SIC;
prannlated. I5ke; standard "a 79se.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-26
THE LAND-DAHAGE nArTEE
d Minor He0rtnE Evidence I'm
ihe buchanan Case.

The land-damaRe matter engaged the A.
tention Of tho HenricO County Court again
yesterday.
The case under consideration was that Of
Mr.. u. buchanan, 10 whom the commits
siOners appointed TO assess damages for tue
Belt Line awarded $3.50. hr. Buchanan
owns something over twenty two acres, eX-
tending from GrOye avenue 10 the Cary
street road, aud the part 10 be condemned Tor
the railroad is about two a half acref.
On Friday Mr.. buchanan withdrew bis
objection TO the commissioners report, and
a-ked that 10 be confirmed. The railroad,
through counsel, insisted on their motion for
a new commission on the ground that the
allowance was excessive. Yesterday Judge
Minor beard testimony as to the value OF the
property.
As II was desired to put the county court
house to several other Uses, Judge Minor
very kindly consented 10 adjourn 20 the
rooms OF the Bar Association. and be and
the counsel and witnesses repaired thereto.
The WITNESSES examined were Aessrs. y. W.
ROHe, +. A. (atlin, James Caskie, A. II.
Christian, Jr., James T. Redd, and ". K.
Quarles.
When the court adjourned at a late hour
last evening all Of the witnesses for the rail-
road bad not been examined. The testi.
mony Of those for the defence, including the
commissioners who hesrd testimony aud
made the award. will consume the greater
portion Of Tomorrow. No other cases can
be heard after this one is disposed q until
the Jane term Of the court begins, as to-
morrow is the last day OF the present ses-
sion.
The case Of Or. X. A.. Patterson. over
which The msiD or hardest fight viii be
made, has not yet been reached. He was
awarded 500, 666.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-26
L.IRBY-PRrsoN BUILDING.
Has Disappeared from sight Here
TO tn chicago.

Mr., Gunther. the president OF the syndi'
cate OF Chicago capitalists who Bought the
Libby prison, was In the city yesterday.
lie had the happiness OF observing that me
building h,d been leyelled nearly 10 the
ground and that most oil the material had
either been landed in Chicago or was on
cars en- route. What little now remains can
be gotten on the way in the course OF r
week or two. and then the lot will be all
that will remain in Richmond Of the famous
Libby.
The suggestion that the city take the lot aS
a Gift upon condition that il maintain 1t as n
public square or park has never been re
ceived with any favor. The owners VIII
therefore sell the lot. and it Is hoped the
new purchasers Will put II 10 such use THAT
In time the name Of Libby Prison VIII no
longer be connected with il.
Let the Chicago people have the monopoly
OF the Libby.
In taking down the building some few
relics have been fouud-such as newspapers
letters. coins, buttons. &c. The finds, how
ever, have been OF small value.
what was left Of the smOke-stack fell yes
terday in a hcsp near the point In the OLD
wall where Colonel S,reight and his party
tunpelled WI Of the prison basemen into
the tobacco- archous lot adjoining. IL
added considerably 10 the heap Of bricks in
that corner.
II ia understood that the retaining walls on
Cary street and on Twentieth street will not
be removed. They are necessary to keep the
streets from caving in. .
The remoya OF the Libby from Richmond
10 Chicago was sucn q stupendous unuer-
taking that few believed II could ever be &C
complished. Now it may as well be referred
to as q thing Of the past.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-26
The Marriage OF ur. Dance aud Miss
HnrNIe.
IFOr the DlspaIch.
al ,.-,s. fa.L -

A beautiful marriage took place al Grace
Episcopal church on Wednesday evening,
MAY nd. The contracting parties were Mr..
Peachy :. Dance aud Miss FANNIE r.. Haryie.
the charming and accomplished daughter Of
the late DR.. John Il. HaTYie. OF Fighting
Greek. POwhatan county. The groom Is a
son OF DR.. L. :. Dance. now n Florida, and
a nephew Of the late Major Wills i. Dance,
oi Powhatan county. Mr.. Dance represents
Messr-. :. ". Ncnable ~ Co., Of Petersburg,
Va. and is deseryedly popular both In Rich
mond and Petersburg. The earlier part q
the evening wts very rainy md gloomy, and
10 looked IS il the couple ware 10 have their
happiness ogershadoUed by watery cloud
for the balance Of The evening; but Just bc-
fore toe appointed bour ID o'clock The rain
ceased % Fall and the clouds broke away and
the sun shone forth all the more beauuiui
for having been obscured during the EARLIER
part oi the evening. adding 10 the happiness
az this were possiblel OF the BRIDE aud
groom.
fbe church ives darkened and Then hcauit-
fully ligh'rd with candelabra. The c1nnrel
wa, cNqusitely decorated with growing
plants, presenting a very charming picture ~
you came into the eb1Tch. The bridal party
entered t%hechurch 70 TIE delightful strains ot
Mendelssobn's Wedding March. Flr.tcime
the ushrr-. then the maids OF Nils
Mary Chatliu, OF Richmond, and Miss Fannie
%liaryie, q Danyile, Va then the pride,
leaning upon tbe arm u her brother, Dr.
Lew, J.. Haryie. OF Danyillc. Va. The
groom, with hi. brother, Mr.. W. +. Dance.
a. best man. crycrpd from the caancel and
received his bride 70 The altar. The bride
wore q handsome travelling init Of gray
Henrietta, Dirtctoire style, with hat g.
match. and carried IN her band o
lovely bouquet of Ia France ro-es.
The maids ot honor wore beautiful Empire
gowns u pink China sin. with bats o.
match. aad carried in their hands exquisite
bouquets ~ pink IO-cs, p%reseuung o lovely
appearance rs tDey marched down tbe aisle.
Dr.. Jackson pcTiosmed the ceremony. after
which the bridal party proceeded 10 the
Byrd-~frret station, where they took ile
C.2j lrsln for the North. They VIII be ab-
sept about ten day, and will yl,it washing
TON. New York, Niagara Fall. sDd other
places 81 interest before returning home.
The love and affection with witch the bride
is REGARDED was attesied by The numerous
and handsome gifts she received. The ushers
were Me.srs. Willis b. smith, John 4. Ea'-
ley. John Chafin. Leslie L.. Campbell, and =
Lee Dance, ot Richmond, Va, and Mr. Al
fred Gibbs, Of Alexandria, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-26
personals md Hrtefs.

Mr.. y. NJ. Wilson, who has been quite
sick, is now much better.
Mr.. Caspar Buborl, the sculptor OF the
Alexandria monument, Is in the city.
Miss Mercer Cooke, No. : south Third
street, is visiting Miss Henry. OF Norfolk.
Grand Secretary Hawxburst will visit Res.
cue Lodge Of Good Templars Monday night.
Miss Lucy Bortou. OF Orange county, is
| the guest Of Mrs. James Z. Purcell, 80 east
Main.
Mr.. Charles W. Arnall has been III for ak
weeks at his home, 40. 32OC east Broad
street.
Mr.. William NJ. Flanagan. Of Powbatan
county, was IN the city yesterday ON legal
business.
Mr.. Lewis II. Blsir's book on the Negro
Just out, Il getting q good dealoi notice from
northern newspapers.
Two suits, both actions for debt and for
| small amounts, were instituted in the City
Circuit Court yesterday.
The Republican League will have an i'm
poriant meeting at their headquarters, Co.
lumbus Hall, tomorrow night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Does will leave the city
on Tuesday for a summer trip, and expect
10 return about 18th september.
To those who would like TO take an "out-
ing" the change in the schedule Of the
Seven Pines railway is a matter OF interest.
Miss Sarah b. Valentine, who had been
quite III at Old Point for some days past, re-
turned 70 the city yesterday. Her condition
Is much improved.
Mrs. William F. Dunkel and Miss Rosa
Dunkel left Thursday for a trip West. The
former will visit her parents at Beilaire, o.,
and the latter relatives In Martinsburg, W.
Va.
Rev. II. VI. Jackson, ID. d., Of Grace
church, will conduct religions services al
Blenner's Park at $50 this afternoon under
the auspices OF the Brotherhood Of 81.
Andrew.
Mr.. j. d. X. Sleight will spend to-daYlat
West Point, conducting services In the
mOrnin: with the Presbyterian church and
addressing the West Point Sunday-Sch0ol
Union in the afternoon.
The revival at the Fifth Baptist church
(colored) will continue during the nights Of
this week. There were a large number Of
conversions last week. Deacon Richard
Page Is the leader OF tue meetings.
Mr.. James Carr, who will take the part OF
the King in "Queen Esther" at the Academy
Tuesday night, will sing calvary" as an
o~nertory solo ut the Monumental church
this morning. At night he will sing at All
Saints church.
Rev. f.. A. Cole, Of the Third Christian
church, has been assisting Rev. Mr.. Bagby
in a series OF meetings at Newport News
during the past week. Rev. Mr.. Bagby will
preach at the Third church this morning and
evening, aud Mr.. Cole will remain at New
port News.
Young Charley Keppler, son OF Mr.. Philip
Keppker, captured about a month ago an
opossum. She has now & family Of nine
little possums.v These are sometimes
stored away in her capaelous pocket, and
peeping from thence with their bright little
eyes present a curious spectacle.
Mrs. Frank w. Humphrey, OF 40 north
Second street. has been quite Ill for two
weeks past Her daughter, Miss Lizzie
Humphrey, and her sister-in-law, Miss Mat
tie Humphrey, have been summoned to her
bedside. Her physicians hope that her con-
dition will be improved by morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-26

Me, Tbssv fRublustein,) Madame Annie
Toulse Tanner. 10. "Tell Her Love nsr
so.v meRoy.l wbitrcy Moekridge. H.
Airs Husses. (wlenaiwski,) OXIDE husin.
~. Duett. Night in Venice, (Lncantoni'J
Madame Tanner and Mr.. Mockrldge.
"EsruER" TUESDAY MOTT.
Tuesday night the csntsta "Estber; Or
The Beautiful Queen" will be sung IN cos
tune Al the Mozart Academy for the Oene-
m Of Moore. Memorial Episcopal church
A chorus Of more than fifty voices haye Deen
rehearsing for some two or three months,
and the following will be in the cast hls.
Keeling. OF Baltimore; Mr.. James carr OF
New York: Miss Mary Moore. Miss Anule
SHELTON. Miss Hsttle BiankeDship; MessTs'
Thomas Hin, Walter G. Mercer, ). LOUIS
Sullivan, Robert Harrison, DieDenderIeI'
and Kemplin. The latter pays y. nlss
Keeling Is handsome and sings wen. hr'
Carr has a good bass voice and VIII axe lne
part Of King with credit.
The sale OF reserved seats will begin to-
morrow.
CONCERT AND STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL.
on Monday and Tuesday evenings OF this
week there will be 40 entertainments given
by the ladies OF BrOad-Street MethodlSt
Episcopal church in the lecture-room Oh Tue
church. Inc music VIII uc ithu'iNN ~
Miss Arnold snd Messrs. +. W. Cunning
ham, ID. l.. Leftwich. Dibrell Johnson, and
toe Randolph. Macon Glee club OF Ashland.
There will be = concert at $50 o'clocA'
after which refreshments will be server III
the church pariOfs.
On Monday afternoon at . O'Clock theTe
will be Jumbo party for the children, ana
lots Of fun are promised ali who attend.
CRATORIO NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT.
On next Friday night sn oratoro concert
will be given at the second Baptist church.
The selections will be from Elijah, II. Pau,
and the Messiah, ard will conclude with
"The Heavens are Telling from Creation"
Richmond's best solofsts will take part. The
chorus will CONSIST OF $50 voices.
CANTATA-RUrH.
The Pine-Sireet church choir, assisted by
some OF the best local talent, are Industrious
" rehearsing this beautiful ~cantata, and eX-
uect 70 render Il In = few weeks. They have
a large and well-drilled chorus OF FORTY
voices and some Of the best soloisis IN the
city. Mr. James Calder is the director aud
Mr.. Herbert T.. Ree- the accompanied.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-26
stances surrounding this unprecedented
death bed donation.


HEIRS AT LAW.
Defendant AYERS that deceased had many
first cousins In this and other southern
States who are in needy CIRCUMSTANCES, and
he believes a kindly feeling existed between
Mr.. Thomas and his nearest OF KIN.
IL Ia denied that deceased was supcrs'itious
IN regard 10 making n VIII.
GIPr pONATIO MOTIFS CAusA.
The alleged giit OF the personal property
by dOnafiO morris cafsa Of Tue tlnle oil decs-
dents last fines IS denied.
II l. also denied that interstate made q gift
10 p%laintiT OF money In hank-notes, bonds.
or other securities OF money. evidences OF
debt. or OF the Uass-boOk or other bank
books, or ~ the KEYS or other symbols IS de-
scrihed in said bit; and even II thee alIe-
cations are true defcnd1nt u advised that
sucn procedure IL not favored by law. There
i a lack Of all those solemn forms and safe
guards which are required In The execution
of wills. II creates a strong temptation %
fraud and perjury. N limited a. a small
amount in value Il may be sometimes lOle-
rated: but when IN estate Of nearly o quarter
OF a million Of dOllars j. thus disposed to one
persOn without regard 10 lawful Kin public
feeling OF security may well be startled.
VIRGINIA LAW.
Defendant admits and insists that the
chief purpose Of the Virginia statute re-
garding gifts was To protect the estate OF a
decedcni from the raoacity OF INSCRIPTIONS
attendants and relatives, and 10 prevent
them from applying 10 their own use that
which in the absence Of q deed or VIII Is
bound to 20 10 the next Of Kin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-26
Dr. Boat.

The CLYDE steamer will tow Or. Psrker's
life. boat 10 Norfolk on Tuesday next.
BY the courtesy OF Mr.. John O. Proctor.
superintendent, this will be done free Of
cost. Mr.. Proctor is 10 sympathy with all
efforts TO save the hives Of seamen. Lands
men have long years Of peace, but the sailor
NAV have 10 war with the elements II any
time and die In the struggle.
seven men will 20 with the boat from
Richmond. and two more, lately attached 10
the li%fe.saying service, will be employed at
the beach. From Norfolk the boat will 70
by ran 10 the SEES. This is tue most direct
route. 70 90 ny the capes, As first intended,
might be subject 70 delsy, and it would be
necessary 10 row eight or Ten miles ~ the
open sea. The trial comes oil on the 5d %
,IuUe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-26
wauehexter Brtered.

The usual services will be held at all Of the
city churches to-day.
Mr.. Harvey Wilson, OF the Richmond bar,
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Easterly and Mrs. Strong, OF Au-
burn, y. Y, are visiting Mrs. Joseph
Walker.
Miss Agnes Walker, OF Walkers Glen,
Chesterfield, was expected TO return yester-
day from Georgia. where she spent the win>
ter. Her uncle, Msior 4. b. Brooks, was
expected 10 accompany her.
A meeting of the Womsn's Missionary So
ciety Of the Bainbridge-Stre church will
be held at 4 O'Clock this afternoon. There
will be music by Captain Frank Cunningham
and Messrs. Douglas Leitwich and Kirk
Mathews.
The survivors OF the Manchester Elliott
Grays will hold their annual reunion on
Sharp's Island on Thursday next, the 30th
instant, II Indictment weather does not inter.
here. The idea Is to have the reunion In the
forenoon, and 10 attend the Holly woud me-
mortal In the afternoon.
Ii was stated Yesterday by n gentleman
Just from Chesterfield Courthouse that VIII
liam spears and Jeremiah Nunnally had been
reelected supervisors In the Clover Hill and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-26
DEEDS CONVEYING PROPERTY.
! Real Estate transactions I'm the
County and city.

County and city.
The following deeds were admitted TO re-
cord in the Chspcery Court yesterday
If. T. Riches0n and wife 10 Frances l..
Bourquenot, - feet on east side Fourth
street between Leigh and Jackson, I'M
proved, S1,S00.
j. =. Ford and wife TO George W. New,
lGs feet on Fifteenth street near Marshall,
improved. $3.50.
G. l.. Denoon 10 James Nelson, 20 feet on
north side Orleans street near Second. SlGO.
HESRIcO CoUNTY COURT.
T. c. Bnuer 10 Philip Bisselps trustee,
lS.iOO acres on Brook turnpike, $500.
James T.. Dickinson, Trustee, to Mary r.
Nopteiro. 30 feet on south side National
Cemetery road between Brown and Lewis
streets, sG3.
Franklin Davis and wife and others to
John Pope, % acres on east side Brook turn
pike, $40, 100.
NJ. Gilmour and wife 10 Elliott j. Miller,
27Ol acres on Hermitage road, S43. 300.
L. w. Henley and wife 10 william I.
Thomson, 5 acres in Hennco county. go.
Frank VI. Woon. special commissioner, 70
Christopher G. Grant, one ba'f interest in ID
feet on Cedar street pear Baker, S232.36.
Deeds Of Release: X. Il. Cbaiiin and anne
b. Hsrvie from Montague and Gillian, irus'
tees. 76 % acres in Henrico county near the
cffV-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-26
CAPITOL
Governor Lee Expected Home To-
Day-AuditOr MOrye Back.

Auditor Marye. who attended the unveils
ing Of the Confederate monument III Alex
andria Friday, was back at his desk yesier-
day.
Governor Lee returned to the city from
Alexandria last night.
Attorney,Geners Ayers is back from New
York.
Among the callers at the Capitol yesterday
were Judge Daniel A. Grimsley, OF Gull
pepper; Colonel 10. Lane Stern; Thomas y.
Dunn, Esq, OF Hanover; Messrs. H.. W..
Dixon, Of Connecticut, and Henry n. Read,
Of New York.
Nearly all the people who passed through
the square Yesterday stopped to look at the
OF Henry Clay and admire it since it
has been nicely washed of and pun back at
the old stand. The work Of removing it was
done by Coles Express, superintended by
Messrs. W. VI. and &. A. Cole.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-26

About half.past 10 O'Clock yesterday
morning one Of tho colored men engaged in
unloading ice from a schooner lying IN the
dock at the wharf Of the Home Ice Com.
pany st%Orehouse got caught IN the ropes and
was hoisted up several feet in the air. and
while hanging there he was freed from the
ropes ana pitched hesdlOng down into the
hold Of the ship. When taken ont and placed
on deck It was found that one Of bis legs
was bsOken in the thigh and his face badly
cut. The man was taken TO the almshousc,
where biz limb was set aud he received
other attention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-26
nAsi-nALL
VIrginias Defeat the SntIons-0Ger
20 u Pitcher.

The match game OF baseball played yes
terday afternoon between the Nirsinias,
formerly The Virginia Brights, and the
Nations Of the Chrk-Sprtng lot, In the rear
Of Hollywood cemetery, resulted IN u vie
tory for the Nirginias by n score OF 81 10 d.
The condition Of The ground was very
bad and fielding in the outer portion was
very dihicuit.
The features of the game were a double
play made by Hall. Mcdonald, and Disney.
Of the Virginias, and the heavy batting q
the whole Virginia team.
Battery for the Virginlos: Hall aHd Left
wich: for the Nations. Bl,nkenship and
Thomas. Umpire, Mr. Dance; Scorer, Nh.
Hudson.
Charlie Kain. a promising young PLAYER OF
this city and a pitcher for The Nirginias, has
an offer to play with a Rlieigh CLUB o. pitch.
or, snd IL satisfactory arrangements cau be
made early this week he Will leave ior Ra-
leigh next Friday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-26

| orderly on Street. Car No. 8 and interfering
With +. w. Hogg in the discharge OF hrs
duty Is driver Of said car. The, case was
continued until next TUESDAY.
William Qusrles (colorcd) was sent to jail
for thirty DAYS for stealing = lot Of bags. Hts
wife, charged with the same offence. was
dismissed.
Willie Edwards (colored). charged With
an abortion. Continued until Tuesday.
Frances Beasley (colored). charged with
stealing mems clothing. Continued until
June 8th.
Ten bows were fined 81 and costs each for
being disorderly on the street, and several
other triflng cases were disposed OF.