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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16
.o,,tb aide Of Franklin near Twenty-arst,

Daniel J. Moore and wife to James Grant.
his interest in 80 feet on tho north side OF
Denny, corner Of Fifth, S24-O5.
MARY g. Farrar and others TO james
NatheTwood. 40 feet on the west side Of
Twenty fifth between Broad and Marshall,
improved, 90, 125.
Mary G. Farrar and others TO James
Notherwood, 30 feet ON the west slde OF
Twentv-fifth between Broad and Marshall,
improved, $1,000.
w @. Preston, special commissioner, 70
Willie Ann Davis, 1884 feet on the east side
of Fourth between Broad and Marshall,
improved, $4,000. ,,,.,,.
Jesse G.. Crouch and wife 10 William F..
Nuckols. 80 feet on the east side Of Scott
Cor Twenty-secondD near Peasants, 800;
George l.. Christian and q. *. sands,
special commissioners, 10 William t. Nuck-
OILS. 80 feet on the east side of Scott near
Peasants, improved 14l5.
l.. NJ. Griffin TO G. ID. barus, 33 feet on
the north side Of Marshall corner OK Thir-
ty-third, improved, S725.
HKNRIco TRANSFERS.
J. II. Derbyshire and wife TO Paul II.
Rudd. 100 feet on east side of Carter street,
81 100.
Barzilla Jovner's trustee to Mary F. Mon
teiro. wife OF DR.. 4. Monteiro. 80 feet on
north side Of Graham street. $40.
j. Ii. King and wife TO l.. II. Jeter, GO
acres on "Lady's Mile road" $500.
lis PENDESs.
Catherine and James Gaines by w. +.
Cutshaw, to compel specific performance
of a sale Of 80 feet on Claiborne street.
SUIT roR $4,000.
Mr.. Charles +. Taylor. administrator Of
John 5. Binns, yesterday through his coun-
sci. Edgar Allan, Esq, instituted SUIT IN
the CITY Circuit Court against the Rich
mond and Danyillc Railroad Company for
$4,000 damages.
Mr.. Binns was for some twelve or more
years one Of the most popular and eihclent
engineers IT, tho employment of this COM
pa1v. and on the 10Th OF April last he met
his death on his engine, which was ditchcd
near Sweet Hall, in King William county
on the YOrk-Rivcr division OF the Rich
mond and Danyille system.
The accident. which is still fresh in the
minds Of the readers Of the DiVdtcb, was
occasioned by n landslide or the under
mining Of the embankment and the SINK
inc of the track. 1t was evident when The
engineers remains We're taken from the nu-
tilated cab that he had done all IN his power
TO avert the accident by reversing his en-
CINE and applying the air-brakes, and ne 80
far succeeded rs TO save the passengers
from serious injury and perhaps death.
The declaration fled in the suit charges
that the company negligently and care
lesslv permitted the rOadbed at this point
to become and remain in an unsafe and
dangerous condition from the want oi
good. sufficient, and proper material
in the making Of said roadbe9 and
for the want Of proper care and can
ton in maintaining the same, &c, and
that the death of Binns is attributable 10
this negligence, sc. The declaration fur
Their saws that the engine sank down, iell
into the opening, and was upset, carrying
with it the said Bnns with such force aud
violence that he became and was thereby
ca pressed, crushed. bruised. mangled,
lacerated. scalded. wounded, and other
wise hurt as 70 produce his death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16
Military Prizes Won.


GALVESTON. June 15.-The semi-centeu-
NAL celebration was concluded today by q
sham battle at Camp King, participated ia
by all the troops on the grounds. The
regulars and militia prizes were then
$4,000 went TO tho Bclknap Eihcs. OF San
Antonio. aud tine Texas infauiry COM
paay's first prize Of $1,000 TO the
Brenham Light Guards. The Texas
State maiden prize OF 500 was award
cd the Victoria Rifles. The artillery
prize Of $50 was won by the Dallas Artil-
fcry. Tho zouave first prize Of $1,000 Was
won lv the walsh Zouavcs, Of 81. Louis,
and the second zouaye prize by The Mer-
chant Zoulyos. OF Memphis. Tie medal
fer the best-drillad captain was Won by A..
2. Mizcncruft, commanding the Dallas
ARTILLERY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16
Tho Bank-share Ordinance.

The answers Of Captain Frank w. Cum
ningham. City Collector, and Mayor Ely
son, on behalf of the city, 10 the BIZ q
the First National Bank, fled in the United
States Circuit Court, asking that the ordi--
nance taxing bank shares at their market
value be declared illegal were fled yester-
day in the United States Circuit Court.
{. V. Meredith. Esq. City Attorney, and
Mcssrs. Williams d Boulware, counsel for
the bank. were present and prepared 70
argue the question orally, but the Judge
said he preferred the argument reduced 10
writing, and gave counsel until the 22d TO
do 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16

Misunderstanding the best Pianosand
Orsaus that can bemade the establishment
of Walter D. Moses q Co.. 1905 Main street
Opposite the post-oflice), has become the
largest i'm Virginia.
Having the most room IN the city for
showing their Goods they are able 10 keep
ON hand the largest stock of instrument I;
hence one IS sure TO find AZ their store the
Piano ~ Organ 90 suit them.
Their Pianos are from the factories Of
Steiuwav. Hartman, and zen o,htT we'll
known makers. ard their Organs bear the
household word of Kimball.' Walter D.;
Moses 4 Co. sell on the lowest prices and
give the easiest terms one can ask. Call
before buying or write for information.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16
An Interesting Piano Question.

Some time since oil the rival piano-deal-
ers were attempting to oxpllin why Manly
Il. Ramos n Co secured tho Virginia Expo
sition medal for toe i'Teroit PIANO. II -
row in order for them 20 make light Of tine
fact that nine tenths OF all the concerts
given IN Richmond do not use any pianos
except those from orr store; also To ex-
PLAN why his Excellency the Governor,
his Honor the Mayor. all our professors OF
music. the Mozart Association, &C., &c,
use only pianos from us. However, it mat
tiers not what others do; We certainly sell
the finest Pianos and Organs and give the
easiest terms and do the largest business.
We want the patronage Of everybody musi-
cal, AS we can most surely please.
MANLY Is. RAMos a Co.,
eO9 Main street, Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16
Baseball Yesterday.

Manager Davidson announced this eve
ming that he had fined each of the striking
players an additional 500 for failing to re-
port mt the grounds. lie and President
NyckOf had "A consultation, but nothing
came Of IT, The men remain steadlast and
declare they Will not play If the fines 60.
Davidson SAYS he viii secure new men as
soon az possible, Lut expects II VII be ., 2
week before they can b8o5talned How'll
continue filming the strikers every game
they fail 10 report, and II the worst comes
10 the worst Will suspend them
Two games were to have been played TO-
dav between the LouisyilleS and BaIu-
morcs. out the heavy rain-storln stopped
the first game al the end Of the fifth IN
ming and prevented the other. The
stirling Louisville players again failed 10
report and three amateur players were
called into requisition. The Beltlmores
won the games in the first inning. WREN
they scored four runs. Attendance, $50.
Score:
Baltimores. ...................4 0OOO-f
Louisville. ...................0 1 1 O.
Base-hits-B altimores. 3: Louisviles, B.
-Baltimores, I: LOulsyiIles. .. Bat
teries-Iate and hilroy; Ramsay ana
Vaughan.
Manager Barnie. Of the Baltimore Club.
succeeded tonight in persuldlng the dls-
affected Louisville PLAYERS 20 agree 70 play
Monday Hecker, Cook. and shannon
called ON Barnie, who had just returned
from "a southern trip, and presented their
grievances. Barnie told them they We're
making a mistake IN not playing ana We're
rendering themselves liable 20 expulsion.
lie told them 20 play, and rely on the ASSOC
citation 10 right them. They agreed 10 do
so, and have notified Davidson that they
Will report on Monday.
Philadelphia:
The Athletic-St Louis game WAS post
poned on account of rain.
Cleveland:
Clovelands. O01 90 0 l o.
Chicagos. o. o ] 90 o 10
Observation-Disclosures 4 Chicagos, y.
Errors-C levclands. 3; Chicagos 4. Bate
ries-O'Brien and thinner; Hutchinson
and Darling.
Boston (rain-seyen innings:
Bostons. ..................l o ,
NashiugtOns .............l d o d Il
Bostons. 2; Nasmnstous, !.
Errors-bOstOns, /; Nashmgtons, l. Bat
teries-Clarkson and Benuett Haddock
and Mack.
indianapolis (ten innings:
I"diouooolis. ......O , 0 90
Pittsburehs ......0 OOO0 5 oil
base-m.s- Indianapolis, 2l; Pittsburghs,
II. ors-lndianapolis ;; Plttsburghs,
3. Batteries-Rusie, Burhck, and Myers;
Staley and Miller.
Columbus, o.:
Columbus. .........1113O013 1-lG
Kansas City.........0 o o o DO o B.
Columbus. rs; Kansas City.4.
-CoUmbus, 2: Kansas City, 8. Bat
teries-OConnor and Widner; Gunson
and Conway.
The Championship Record.
The number of games won and lost TO
date by the clubs Of the American AssOcia-
/ tiou and National LEAGUE are as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16
POLITICAL DISABILITIES REMOVED.
asequisition for a aiurderer-Visitors to the
Capitol

On the recommendation Of Common
tyealth's-Attorney Mcajah Woods. Of Al
bemarle county, Governor Ice yesterday
temoved the political disabilities of Reuben
Scott, convicted IN that county Of petit
larceny aud given thirty days in jail.
The political disabilities of William Reed,
convicted Of petit larceny in Warwick
county and punished by fifteen days con-
Gnement in the county Jail, were also re-
moved on the recommendation OF the Com
tnonwealth's Attorney Of that county.
The Governor issued arequisition on the
Governor Of Missouri for Robert Warrick,
confined in the jail Of Shelby county, that
State. The prisoner IS wanted IN High
land county for the murder OF u. ID. Atchi-
son. He was indicted in January. 1884.
CoInnonwealths-At L. IL. Stephen
ron in letter 10 Governor Lee says be had
not heard Of the whereabouts Of Warrick
since the murder until few days ago.
General Bradley T. Johnson, Senator l..
~. Nance, of Charles City; 1reasurcrs
Home, Of Hanover; Booth, of North
cumberland; Franklin, of Gloucester. and
Sheriff Shelton. OF Hanover, were at the
Capitol yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16

10y teltStdph 70 'No Hio 'a''A'l
So LOUIS. June l5.--Ihe weather was
fine. and the track and racing FAR.
FIRST race-scllug. all ages six furlongs-
Cora FISHER won: kermease second, May
W. third. Time, 1893.
Second ace-four furlongs, selling. for
twy-yoar-olds-ipdia Princess Won; West
Anna second, Leo third. Time 53i4 Sc
conds.
Third race-Diroctors' stakes, mile and a
quarter, for three-y ear-olds. ~ 900 added
Joe Courtney won, HNillsh second,
Sportsman third. Time. 2.i6il.
Fourth race-six furlongs, selling. all
ages-Redst0ne won; Mamie Hunt second,
Tudor third. Time. l.i7a..
Fifth race-Ellis Wainwright purse. $500,
for three-y ear-olds and upwards, one mile
Spinnette won; Winona second, lnsolence
third. Time 1861.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16
Comm unloated.l
OYNrhcaLi lkfren.

Having read tho articles communicated
in tho Ssrfe and Times. and being subur-
ban resident, / entirely coincide with whet
the writers say. Some steps ought 10 be
taken 10 prevent the overhead wires being
put up on MAN street IL the assertion -
true that the Msin-street line has no right
to put up the overhead system, or any
other electrical appliance without going
to the Council, then feel safe in saying
that we have too intelligent n representa-
ton there 10 lose sight OF the fact that
these overhead wires" are, to say the
least, objected to by nearly all our people.
Give us a more complete system.
CITIZEN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16
Masonic Election.

At n regular communication of Henrico
Lodge, No. fl, A. F. and A. 81. held june
18th. the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: Rev. Edward Mitch
ell. worshipful master: Adolphus Clai-
borne, senior warden; Edward Evans, Iu-
Past-Naster Rev. Il. Bruce Evans. secre-
tary James II. Fauntleroy, senior deacon
Charles II. West, junior deacon; Rev.
John II. Fauntleroy. chaplain John
Gibbs, tier J. i. Anthony and Wallace
Word, stewards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16
TO FIGHT SIX ROUNDS.
Baker and Keenan, to Face Each Other
Tomorrow Night.

Tomorrow night the glove contest be
tween Harry keenan,. of Baltimore and
Marcellus Baker, Of TINS city, will come Of
in the Theatre.
These gentlemen met in the Manchester
Opera-H0use about a month ago and hee-
nan came of victorious. The other side
was. however. not satisfied, and second
combat was arranged for. Both principals
have been in training for several weeks,
and are said to be in fine trim.
A large crowd will no doubt be present,
as popular prices VIII prevail.
he lucky man VIII receive a purse Of
The contest will begin at O'Clock; doors
onpn M &
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16
No Racing on Mr.. Belvip's Track.
To NE Editor ofHle Dispatch:

40 HW EhNW ~ "f Ht'PW"t'
On my Irecding-farm near this city /
have a half-mile track which | use 10 train
and break my colts by manager Will be
very glad 10 show my horses NJ any time,
and willingly and gladly extend the priyi-
leee Of the track to my friends, but on no
consideration will any racing be allowed
on il. | write this because accounts OK
several races thcre'have recently appeared
In the papers. Preston BMyN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16

McCurlcy and Messrs. Mnnford, pegraui,
Peasants, Blair, Cabell, Jones, Wiley, and
Hannewinckel. The chsperones we're Mrs.
Myers, Mrs John Lottier, and Mrs. Caskis
Csbell. The party reached the monitor
feet about O'clock, and were received 10y
Dr. Cabell in his quarters on the hurricane
deck OF the Catskill. The deck was beau
tifully decorated with flags, Chinese Ian
terms Turkish ruge, etc. Here little later
the refreshments were served: after which
the guests, with the assistance of the fleets
band, INDUCED in music and dancing
About 10 o'clock the party returned homo,
declaring the evening to have been perfect
cnpcp4Q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16

and other forms actually at two thirds
usual prices for the coming school COM
mencements and other uses. No rents to
pay, hence cheap work, which is guaran-
teed TO please. N. R. CAr-IN,
723 Laurel street, on the river.
Phone 1913.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16
special sale.

This week we are offering some special
inducements which viii cause things TO
move pretty lively.
Gentlemcu's aud Boys Tennis Low
Shoes. age.
Ladies' Tan and Ruseet Ties Coo.
Ladies' Tan and Russet Ties. ~ and soc.
Patent-Lcathcr Tip oxford Ties, tJc.
Oxford Ties, plain. 5sc.
NAYS CLosING-OUT SALE,
G0T Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16
Coupon-Cases Tried.

Judge Witt heard several coupon-cases
YESTERDAY. In each instance the coupons
were proved 10 be genuine.
Colonel Spotswood, Commonwealth
Attorney. represented the State, and
Messrs. W. L. Royal. A. j.. Guigon. r. H.
Maury, and W. II. Sands appeared for the
coupon-holders.
Judge Witt discharged the jury for the
June term of the Hastings Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16
Ton Much Cold Water.

At $40 O'Clock yesterday afternoon the
city ambulance was called 10 Mr.. W. $.
Gums undergrad, on west Broad street,
10 attend colored man who was suffering
from ramp produced by drinking too
much ice-water while oyerheated. lie was
relieyed and left with bis friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16

WASHINGTON, June i5.-Tbe President TO-
day made the following appointments 10
be Consuls-General: Joseph A. Leonard, OF
Minnesota, ut Shanghai; Wakefield G..
Tyre, Of Maine, at Halifax; Zachary T.
Sweeney, of Indiana, at Constantinoplo
Rio de Janiero; Oliver Ii. Slmins, of Colo
RADIO, at st. Petersburg; George W. Roos-
welt, Of Pennsylvania, at Brussels; Levi W.
Brown, of Ohio, at Glasgow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16
TRElR FINAL DAY.
Closing Exercises of Brook School, Hen
rico.

rico.
The commencement exercises OF Brook
School on the turnpike about two miles
from the city. took place Friday.
Addresses we're delivered by Superln-
tendent John X. Pussell, and Mr.. j. A. Nc
lsalusy, Secretary of the State Board OF
Lsfucstson.
n. q. GRAY. Of Richmond College, de-
5iyered the medal for scholarship 10 Miss
1,ncy Laird. and Mr.. Owen Carver deliver
ed books as prizes 10 Misses Ella Lindsay
and Mary King.
The scholars rendered delightful music
and recitatOns.
After dinner the people engaged in many
innocent amusements, such as baseball
and croquet. A tournament was also an inte-
resting feature Of the day. Mr.. Daracu.
being the successful knight, crowned Miss
Cora WhitwOrth with crown OF beautiful
Showers.
Refreshments were served in abund-
ence. The scholars, with their parents and
sriends, expressed themselves as greatly
pleased at the success Of the occasion.
The college boys enjoyed promeuades in
the romantic glen with the young ladies OF
lIenrico.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16
Entertained ON Board the Catskin.

Last Thursday evening. on board Of the
United States monitor Catskill, DR.. Arthur
Cabell gave very delightful entertain
,nent in honor OF Miss Meme Myers. The
young ladies q the party were, Misses
Phsbe Warwick, Irene Lapghorne, Nellie
kogers. Bessie Addison, and Florence Me-
kanaex. zhe'genIemen we're Commander
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16
OCCASIONS OF PLEASURE.
Excursions and Pic-Nics to BE Given
This Week.

The annual picnic Of Union-Station
Sunday school will be given at Providence
Forge tomorrow. Among the amusements
will be Mr.. George c. Carter AS Judge IN
the mock trial of Solomon Joblots rs. Or;
Dose Pillbox for malpractice. The jury will
consist Of young, ladies. Trans leaves
Chesapeake and Ohio depot Mt 5 o'clock &,
diers' Home Lodge of Good Templars to
Seven Pines on Monday, June 18th, pro-
misses 10 be quite an event to the old yete-
rams, who are looking forward to it Wi h
pleasurable anticipations. The trains will
run every hour, commencing at o'clock,
starting from the corner of Twenty-slxth
and p streets. They invite their friends
70 spend pleasant day with them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16
hANAA H. h.-lipH " -
903 Main street, Richmond, Va.
Excursion 20 Seven Pines by Confederate
Soldiers Home.

Excursion trains will run 10 Seven Pines
every hour tomorrow for the benefit of
the old soldiers at the Home. There will
be good music, and refreshments at city
prices. Go with them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16
Compound Oxygen.

Rev. A. ". Moore, the representative Of
Drs Sterkey 81 Palen. Philadelphia. Pa. IS
I'M the city. at the Hotel Dod-on. and viii
remain over Monday Hc VIII be pleased
to confer with any parties WHO may wish to
consult with him concerning The curative,
reyitalizug powers oil thu, wonderfula-eut.
Compound Oxygen Is making a most
pleasing record in the United states and
Canada
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16

The walking match Of Richmond Lodge
Odd-Fellows from Johns pond 10 Rich
mond was won by Mr.. Sylvanus Stokes,
with Mr.. Robert Hill second.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16

The young ladies and gentlemen IF the
Fourth Presbyterian church win give IS
Lawn Party in front of the church on
Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thurs
dav evenings Of this week. All who at
tend are promised an enjoyable time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16
ALonr-Term Ifoarder.

John Hart was received at the penten-
tiary yesterday from Spotsylyania county
to serve a term OF fifteen years for afelony.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16

an the finest Custom-Made Shoes for
Ladies' aud Gentlemen. Our very low
prices Will astouish yOu.
JAcoB May d SoS.
Coz Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16
Decree of Divorce.

In the suit Of Mrs Mary Ellen Charles
against John Il. Charles Judge Fitzhugh
has granted Aecree of divorce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16
TO BUILD A VILLAGE.
transactions in Real Estste-Suit Against
the Richmond and Danyillo
for $4,000.

judge Wexford, of the City Circuit
Court, yesterday granted a charter to the
McstmOreland Company, which is formed
for the purpose Of purchasing and holding
real estate ard OF improving the same by
laying il cut into streets. lanes. and alleys,
and town lots. and Of supplying II with
water and light and transportation tacll-
ties with the city OF Richmond, and other
wise buying, selling, and dealing generally
in real estate.
The amount Of real estate proposed TO
be held is not to exceed LOCO acres. The
capital stock of said corporation is to be
S250. 600. divided into shares of $40 each.
The principal Office of the corporation Is
10 be in the city of Richmond and the Opc-
rations are 10 be carried on i'll the State Of
Virginia.
The officers Of the corporation for the
first year are: Bradley T. Johnson, OF Bal
timore. president: Louis +. Bossieux, Of
Richmond. secretary and treasurer. Drec-
tors: Bradley I. Johnson, ". {. Seldom,
Lewis Gintcr, Louis r. BossieuS. John
rutherford, Charles T.. Belyin, Preston
Belyin, and Winfield Scott.
TO BUILD 4 VILLAGE.
OF the gentlemen interested in this
scheme. General Johnson and Mr. Sedden
arc residents of Baltimore: Mr.. WincEeld
scott comes from New York, and Messrs.
Ginter, Bossieux, Rutherford, and Charles
L. and Preston Belvin are well-known Dusi-
ness-m6n and capitalists of this city. These
gentlemen own large tract of land on the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad to the northwest of the city and
aboGt two miles from the corporate limits.
Here they propose 70 build up suburban
village and give to Richmond what she has
long wanted-country residences for her
businessmen.
THE company" said one of the corpo-
ratOrs last night, will construct water
works and on electric plant 20 supply the
town with light and water. The railroad
facilities are already created, and easy and
quick transportation will be provided"
General Johnson has sold 10 the COM
pany 1000 front feet at IS per foot, and
1000 feet at $3.50 per foot. It is proposed
TO have broad and well-graded streets and
avenues.
REAL ESTATE CHANGES,
The following deeds of bargain and sale
have been recorded in the clerks Office Of
the Chancery Court:
Commonwealth OF Virginia 10 S. j..
Bloomberg. land grant of Is feet on the.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16

XXTANTED.-WE WILL GIVE A
w HANDSOME PIECE OF MUSIC to any
person who will merely give us the address Of .
sinIs or North Carolina. MANLY d. RAMOS &
CO, so3 Main street. Richmond, Va.
telSSalt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16
Before Leaving for the Mountain.

90 10 Vaughau's. 602 east Broad street. and
see his HanmOcks at 90, 75c., and FL each
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16
The Championship Record.

The number of games won and lost TO
date bv the clubs Of the American AssOcia-
ton and National League are as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16
REAL ESTATE CHANGES,
fo1lo,v;n,, daada as hapoo,n a,

The following deeds OF bargain and sale
have been recorded in the clerks Office Of
the Chancery Court:
Commonwealth OF Virginia to S. j..
Bloomberg, land grant of Is feet on the.