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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
THE PRICE OF ICE.
One Cent Per Pound to he Charged
small Consumers.

As the heated term Is rapidly approach
ing IL may be seasonable to make few OBJ
servations as to what ice will cost during
the spring and summer mouths. This Is =
question which has received mitch attentton
during the last few days OF oppressive
spring weather from the practical house
keeper ana The proyider for home comforts.
With view to giving the desired informa-
ton a Dispatch reporter yesterday called
upon several lce-dealers aId learned that
the following schedule Of prices Will pre-
vail:
Lots Of 100 ds.........-.....-......5 cents
Fifty pounds. INN Genus
Any quantity less than fifty pounds cent
per pound.
The above rates will be observed II mat
tiers not whether the quantities named will
be delivered daily or less frequently. The
ice.deaers. following in the wake OF most
other branches OF business, have formed a
syndicate or trust, and any dealer selling be-
low the fixed prices is subject to fac OF
$3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
Hanged himself.
nv telegraph 10 the DlspaIcb.l


ST. LOUIS. April l3.-Earg this morning,
when the janitor OF the ST. Louis grain
elevator Office, southwest corner OF Bible
street and Levee, went into the office to
clean mp he found John Jackson. the presi-
dent OF the Elevator Company, hanging 10
one Of the high posts OF the centre railing
dead and the BODY cold. Jackson had eyl-
IDENTITY stood upon a CHAIR while adjusting
the rope and then kicked the chair away.
Several letters were found on Jackson's
desk-one addressed TO his son and others
10 business friends. At this writing their
contents are not known. Jackson was one
Of the best-known businessmen Of the city,
with very large Interests, and the news OF
his suicide caused a great sensation on the
Exchange. He - said to have been heavily
interested ia May wheat, and il is reported
on Change that bis grain transactions proba'
bly, had something TO DO with bis self
destruction, but OF tbls nothing definite
has as yet trauspired.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
Sudden Death Of n Lady.

The wife Of Mr.. Michael Quigley, who re-
sides 10 Fulton near the bag-faetory, died
yesterday morning about 1880 O'clock OF heart
disease after only about hall an hours ILL.,
ness. Her husband is an engineer on a tug
boat on the York rIyer, and every means was
taken yesterday morning to communicate
with him, but the boat could not be reached.
Yesterday evening about o'clock the boat,
being short Of water, steamed into West
Point. where Mr. Quigley found a telegram
awaiting him with intelligence OF his wIfes
death. He at once came on 10 Richmond.
Mrs. QuigIey leaves six children, one OF
whom is only i've weeks old.
The funeral will take place this afternoon
at O'Clock from ST. PatrIck's church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
rhe metnoai,s 20. n. .ne Retreat.
lFor the Dispatch.l


The Methodist ladies' have succeeded In
establishing cot at the Retreat for the Sick,
and are now working for the amount 10 en-
dow It, aud call on all 10 give them help
ing band. IL requires The sun Of $1,000.
The interest on THIS amotInt will keep sick
or defOrmed child on the cot until well or
pronounced incurabie without any expense
10 parents or friends. This IS a noble and
charitable undertaken. and commends itself
h all In whose hearts there Is love and
kindness for poor, SICK little children who
otherwise would not receive the care and
attention they would get while on the cot.
Contributions Of any amount will be most
gratefully received and acknowledged
through the Christian Advocate. Any In
formation given by addressing Mrs. j. j..
Crutchfeld, Treasurer Methodist Cot, lOl2
west Main street, Ricbmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
weekly Weather crop Bulletin.
[By telegraph to the Dispstch.l

by telegraph 70 VIC Dlcpht-usl
WASHINGTON, April 1S.-The week ending
April 18th was warmer than usual through
out the United States except along the South
Atlantic and East Gulf coasts, where the
temperature was about normal. The tenn
perature for the season from January lst to
April 18th has been unusually nigh in the
the Northwest, in Dakota and Minnesota,
and thence southwark TO Texas. where the
season is from seven TO twenty days 10 ad-
vance. Ia the wlnter.wheat region the
average daily temperature has been about
three degrees above normal, while on the
South Atlantic aud Guh coasts the season
has been cooler than usual, and Is from
three 10 four DAYS late. There has been an
excess OF rainfall during the week over Tue
greater portion OF Missouri and Upper Mis-
sissippi valleys. Rel.distrbuted rains also
occurred over the States OF the ONO valley
Tennessee, Arkansas, Pennsy VIZ
ginia, and Michigan, which Will doubtless
greatly improve the crop conditions IN those
sections. There wa3 general absence OF
rain IN the South Atlantic and south fn por'
ton OF the Cult States. Seasonal alDiail
continues in excess along the Atlantic coast
north OF New England aud from the Texas
coast northward TO Dakota. From 30 10 10
DOR cent. OF the normal rainfall has occurred
over the winter wheat and cotton regions
while over the greater portion OF the sprlne
wheat section OF the Northwest the seasonal
rainfslI exceeds three fourths the usnnl
amount. The weather during the week wss
generally favorable for all growing cfol 8
throughout the northern states and In Tie
central valleys as far south rs the northern
portion OF the cotton region. The south
Atlantic and Gulf States have been less
favored during the week, and the growth 81
all crops has been retarded, owing to the
deficiency OF the rainfall over the greater
portion OF the cotton regions, although 10
permaueat injury Is yet reported and the
general conditions continue favorable. The
reports from Tennessee and Arkansas stale
that the weather conditions were favorable
for all crops. which were unusually well adj
yanced and In excellent condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14

Ihays two llitle gi'ls-ono two sni the oi.ef
four years Of aga. They were 10th very faif
sfiicted Win erGpuons ou no faco al le''.
Sometimes whea they would suiks th0 sors
against anything they would bleed A. iong az
ten minutes; they were In iaes 80 painful "
We had 10 tie up the hands q ths younger Win ss
rags To prevent her from scraNhlng 90 no is'h
They suffered IA tnb Nay Tor about e'f-'
months, during which time 10 tiled sefe'''
remedies SithoU, any rclioL seeing sHl"'
Specific Was recommended highly. dlscaf-el
ali other rene Ties and bought one hotile u
and gave W the children. and it cured Boa
sound and vol. snd hey are now entirely i'e'
from any sort Of trouble. There Is nothing 4"
good for blood AMI ska troubles a. = ;. :.
B0otb.g GrssIs. ~. W.. l. Noop"AA"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
omEsApE.ns AND OHIO MEN.
Renewal OF Number OF Tnem TO
Cincinnati.

Among the attaches OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio whose offices were moved 10 Clncin-
natl Yesterday were Maurice Powers and ].
Is. Gentry. Jr. MIR. Powers remains as chief
clerk Of the general managers Office and
Mr.. Gentry has been appointed cbiti clerk
TO superintendent OF Transportation Shsr.
wood. Mr.. Powers, who Is Richmond
boy. has been connected with the Chesapeake
aud Ohio for quite number otyeaIs, having
started M its service In an humble position,
and by his ever courteous obliging, and
genial manuer rose gradually TO the respOR-
sihle position he now occupies, aud both OIL
GERS and employees st this end OF the road
take leave OF MIN with sincere regret. Nr.
Gentry Is also very popular, and like Mr..
Powers Is ranked as one OF our rising rail-
road-men.
Assistant General-Manager Cutter, Car
Accountant Peckham, aud his Office force OF
teu men left for Cincinnati on the same
train.
The Office vacated by the General Manager,
IL Is understood, will be occupied by Super
intendent DabDey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
Assignment.

N0RaIsrowN, PA, April i3.--Tbe Ply.
mouth RoiIng-Mil Company OF Consho-
hocton made an assignment te-dsy for the
benefit OF creditors. The concern IS said to
have been In straltencd circumstances for
five years, but 1t can't be learned that any
large claims were troubling them. No state
ment OF assets OF liabilities has yet been
made. The capital Stock Of the company Is
$4,000. welLiniormed iron manufacturers
said this evening that the failure would have
no serious effect on trade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
The Wires Being ktrung.

The overhead electric wires on the Main
Street Car Line are being strung. A force
OF hands have been engaged In this work for
three DAYS, aud the wires are up from the
stables above LombRrdy street down below
Tenth street. The poles were erected more
than a year ago, when the public received
the same assurance that is now repeated
that the cars will be operated by electricity
within very short space OF time. There Will
be no underground wires. Where the rails
come together a wire loop will be made from
one rail to the other, and at about every
fourth rail a metal conductor will be driven
through a rail deep into the ground. This
is by some thought to be superior 20 the con-
tinuous ground wire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
Anew Boon ON Richmond.

There have been scores OF books written
about Richmond, and in all OF them the
cty's industrial and historical attractions
have been well advertised. The latest one
is Richmond Wal aud the New South.
published by George w. Engel hardt a. Co.,
Richmond aud chicago" II Is 1853 Royal
octave pages, and is full Of information con.
corning the history OF the city, and Is Illus
trated 10y very numerous engrayings, 10
GLIDING one OF the Lee Monument. The
printing IL well done By Mr.. William Ellis
Jones. The author acknowledges bis In.
debtedness to the Chamber Of Commerce
pamphlets and 1st OF January Dispatch for
valuable statistics and other information.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14

The Rev. Mr.. Wharton has len our e'T
but before leaving he PAID a r-t n
Campbell q CO.'S Art studio snd lai .s's.
raj sittings. lie was 20 much pleased s.'l
his Pictures that be- ordered SON, o. al. n.
pronounced them 10 be artistic work and M
likeness perfect, bnt IL Is no chance W.,
With this firm 10 ger good picture, ol every.
body, as they nave no one IN their employ.
ment but skllful Artists. Any one wisalng
a picture OF Dir. Wharton eau procure e "
Us. CAMPBELL a Co..
Artistic Photographer,
4l4 IrOad strerf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
TMn AIarmsof Fire.

An alarm OF fire was turned in at lis
o'clock yesterday afternoon from Box ~.
The department responded promptly and
found that sparks from the chimney had set
fire to the roof OF houses Nos. 1926 and 1923
east Broad street. All the fire observable
was quickly extinguished and the engines
returned to their houses. while one or two
6remen remained to see If their work had
been sufficient to put all the fire out. An.
other small blaze started up and second
alarm was turned IN at Lis O'Clock. This
time both houses were saturated with water
and every spark extlnguished. The ho-'ses
were occupied by Fannie Baker and Molie
Barnes (both colored), and the damage is
about SI5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
Selling Liquor on Sunday-Other
Cases.

In the Police Court yesterday morning
Thomas Franeioni, IA Italian who keeps q
bar-room at the corner OF Nineteenth and
Main streets, was charged with keeping his
place oyen aud selling liquor on Sum
day the 7th. The evidence was such that
Justice Crutebfed imposed fine OF $50,
which was promptly paid.
John Wiley was fined $40 snd costs for
fast driving on the Free bridge.
A number OF more trIhiDg cases were dis
posed OF.
The collections In this court during the
week Just closed aggregate s4l3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
.urr,ox SANS noxDAr,

SUTTON s co, ?, NJ. frame aseiins $500.
WILLIAM JENKINS a son. iso ?. n. sAA''
mas, oranges -. s.,,.
n G. GARRISON, ION A. ~. wsrdrooss' s's""
clocss pictafes, ~.
eYosaE W. MAYO. io$ A. NJ. tarnissf> -
frixefstors, mattresses, &c; II 4 NJ w
bugEy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
NeW Music.

Received with compliments OF the COM
poser, Mr. Leslie Watson, OF Richmond,
"Dalsie Waltz" dedicated 10 Dsisie and
Met hesney Yarbrougb, children OF Mr..
w. t. Yarbrough. OF this city, and "Pic-
Mic March," trio for the plano.
Also. from Messrs. Hume, Minor & Co.
collection OF fifteen popular airs, as arranged
and played By Mrs. Joe Person. OF North
Carolina, at the Southern Exposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
Mr. john w. Fisher TO Succeed Mr..
a.. II. Russell.

President Harrison has appointed Mr..
John W. Fisher Collector OF Customs for the
city Of Richmond, an office worth about
$500 per snnum.
President Cleveland a few months ago
nominated DR.. ID. w. Moseley to succeed
Mr.. Otis II. Russell, but the Senate never
acted upon the nomination, and since Mr.
Russell has been out oil office the duties
thereof have been discharged by John F..
Meredith, bsq.
Mr.. Fisher was Collector RusselPs deputy,
and is a Republican OF many Year' standing,
and was once nominee OF his party Tor the
House OF Delegates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
Richmond. Forefes Trade.

II always gives us pleasure TO chronicle the
extension Of the trade OF Richmond msbu-
features into foreign countries, and for that
reason we were glad to learn Of the great
extension OF the foreign trade OF the Card
well Machine Company. The last foreign
mail brought them orders for their Hydrau-
Inc Baling Presses from Moscow, Russia, and
Leghorn, Italy, and their shipments during
last month include Ningpo, China, South
America. and Mexico, and in this country
to Utah, Wyoming, and other far western
States.
There must be something good In Rich
mond manufactures to command trade all
around the world.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
New FIRM.

Mr. s. HoiheImer, Of Louisville, Ky, Bal,
located himself At 1920 east Main. having
tilted the store UP IN neat and attractive
way. lie has In stock a fui line Of pure
Kentucky and Pennsylyauia WhrselG
Rhine " ines, spanish. French, and Hunss-
rIan Wines. COrdials. and Brauds% Ills
goods are OF the very best grsdes. and De-
will be pleased 10 zee the pu0lic 20 bus new
store. lie proposes 10 keep tle best oi
liquors, aud asks share o. the public pa
frouagp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
OUTLAW. i'm Possession OF a Town.

10y IUItsI 7PU 70 VuO Is'PIV1II-I
DENVER, Col. April ia special from
Lamar, Col, says that Boston, town eighty
i've miles south Of there and the same dis.
lance from any railroad. is In possession OF
q gang OF outlaws, headed by Bill Thomp-
son, an old pal OF "Billy the Kid" They
have taken possession OF the stores, saloons,
and post-oeice. have damaged the contents,
and threatened the lives Of citizens il they at
tempt any interference. The town has been
fred In several places, and the people have
fed 10 the surrounding towns for safety. IL
is iesred that the town will be burned sOy
night. Couriers have been sent 10 rrlsidad
aud Las Animas for aid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
city Circuit Court.

In the Circuit Court yesterday the grand
Jury Mr.. Samuel X. PuIlism foreman
rendered indictments against James Possy,
q convict 10 the penitentiary. for escaping.
aud against Franz calditz for an attempted
escape. The Jury was discharged.
s. b. CHM, the Henrieo magistrate, quali-
fed TO practice law 10 this court.
Judgments IN twelve coupon cases were
rendered In favor OF the Commonwealth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
rhs Oraer OF HeptAsopha

Mr.. Henry Flegenheimer, archon; G.. B.
Sydnor, secretary, aud II. 81. Walthall. trea-
surpr, OF Richmond Couclaye,> No. 162, In
proved Order Of Heptasophs, called on Mrs.
Catherine Dodsop, widow Of Mr.. j. S.
Dodsou, Yesterday and handed her check
for 5000. the amount OF her husbands bene.
ft certificate In that order.
This is quick work, the proof Of Mr. Dod-
sons death having only boon forwarded 10
the supreme officers on the 18th OF last
month.
The Supreme conclave Of this order. com.
posed Of over 100 delegates from all parts Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
nanNRaii.
rRx telegram 20 ,ns pixnasch. l

IBy teloffHph 70 VAC DspdEhI
B0sToN. Aprii la-Abeut 1900 people
witnessed to-day's game between the Chi
cago and All America teams. IL was one.
aided and comparatively an unintefesting
game. Wise OF the Bostons played with the
AiLAmericas. Score:
Ail-Americas. ........0 01021 Clio
Chfcagos ............2 0 o 90 I 0 O. o. Q
Batteries Crane and Carroll; Ryan, Bald
win, and Arson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
Gstnr 20 Europe.

Mr. George Bryan viii leave Richmond on
the oath Of this mouth to spend week or
ten dsys OF recreation at various places 70
the North, and on the 4th OF May be win be
Joined he New York by Dir. s. 5. p. Pate
son, aud the Two will sail for Europe. They
will spend three months travelling abroad.
Both OF these gentlemen are popular and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
Death or an ex-Sscretary OF the Ia-
teFiOr.
IBy telegraph to tho Dispatch.l

IBy telegraph to Tho Dispatch.l
PHILADELPHIA, April 13.-Hon. John p.
Usher, who was Secretary OF the Interior
under President Lincoln, died at the Uni
yersity Hospital, IN this city. this morning.
Mr. Usher c,me here from FIorIda, where
he had winter residence, about two weeks
ago to undergo an operation for the removal
of a tumor from his throat. Professor Ag-
new successfully removed the growth, but
the patient died at IL o'clock this morning.
Mr.. Usher was born 10 Madison county, n.
Y, ia 1916. For some years past he resided
AT Lawrence, Kan, where he acted 9s coun-
sci for the Missouri Pacific and Kansas Pa
cific rairoads
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14

Full octave new Pianos, both Upright and
Square. for rent at low figures, and rent APP
Piled 10 purchase. Secondhand square
Pianos for rent from 81 per moath upwards.
Stool aud cover aud tuning free. Our store
Il next the corner Of Ninth street on Main
street. MANLY ID. RAMOS & Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
Change of schedule of the Rich
mond ana BauyfIIs kaftroad

A change OF schedule OF this road was re-
celyed by the Dispatch after the form con-
tanning the old schedule bad been stereo-
typed. The travelling public viii, there
fore, take notice that The train for the South
which formerly left Richmond at $40 T.. NJ.
now leaves at n. NJ. The West Point ac-
commodation, which formerly left at $50 A.
NJ, now leaves at 7:45 A. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
nhInhoma Cattle.Men.
[Br telerraph % NE plspascn.l

10y IVI'stNVII % 'IIV Dl'F'E''I'
ST. Louis, April a. News comes from
Oklahoma that all the catte-men in that Ter
ritory excepting one have driven their cattle
out, and that he "a getting his herds away as
rapidly as possible. Some h'tY or more
families OF negroes have left Fort Smith,
Ark, for the vicinity OF Guthrie, Oklshoma,
where they snd numerous other colored peo-
Die will establish r colony.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
rresantea with n Cane.

Dir. Charles Emerson, city manager OF the
Singer Sewing Machine Company, resigned
bis position yesterday afternoon and was
the recipient Of a gold-beaded cane from the
collectors and lady employees OF the office.
Mr. j. 3. Clifstsin made the presentation
and Dir. Emerson accepted the gift in a
happy little speech. Dir. j. S. Finkenblner
also made some appropriate remarks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
The WORLDS Csttsn.

IBy teIsGTApu % NO DI5Pa1Vu'I
NEW YORK, April l3.-The total visible
supply OF cotton foe The world T. 2,352,06i
bales, q which i,767 4 4 bales are American
against ,, j65, 5j4 and 1851 5i bales. respec-
lively, last year. Receipts at all interior
towns, 2l.762 bales; receipts Of plantations,
20. 500 bales; crop in slght. $780, 9S bales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
ROyaI ArcauuTu.

A new council of the order OF Royal Area.
mum will be instituted al Belvidere Hall
Tuesday night, and the charter members are
requested to be present promptly. Deputy
Grand Regent William Lovenstein announces
that applicants who have not been examined
must present themselves to Drs. W. f. Far
rar, j. Mlchaux, or W. A. Lee for examIna'
tiau
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
T,amn,o Drewrv,s s,um.

Yesterday twenty-three OF the students OF
Richmond College, accompanied by Profess
sors Harris and Boatwright, took tramp to
Drewry's Bluff. The places OF interest were
pointed out by Professor Harris to those who
had never been along the route before. The
tramps rested about half an hour at the Blum
and reached the college on their return at 8
o'clock, having walked distance OF twenty
r,ilea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
CANoN CARMICHAEL.
CoLLECToRoF CUSrOaa.

There will be services in all OF the Ep
copal churches on Friday Good Friday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
The Knsbe aud Won Buiow.

As we have for the past fifteen years sold
the world. renowned Knabe Piano we
especially ask all musical people 10 call st
our store and see the lettss Of the foremost
pianist OF the world endOrsing the knsbe.
The Knabe Piano demands the attention OF
all Intending purchasers.
MANLY B. RAMOS & Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
snrmr.ien Aea-nn nprneh.

The Virginia Steamboat COMPANY l. now
ready % book engagements for Moon ieit
Excursions 10 Dutch Glp. &C., or Diy lN-
cursions % GA Point, Nori0lS, a.. LnW
Jsie. snd and good profit. 10 ,burnc',
Societies. a.. Apply a, ill' east Mia
street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14

Lunches will be served al TINS week from
~ II. to 4 z. NJ. under the auspices OF the
womsn's christian TemperaBee Union. at
the old Clifton House, Fonrteenth street
above the Ballard House. Prices from DC.
to csc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14

"a. A. Wales. of BRIDGEPORT, Conn. tae
inventor o. The invisible device 10 aid ihe
hearing, which has attracted sJrh WIDE
spread attention IN iii, country ana Europe,
vii be at ford's Hotel to.mIfrOW.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14

The Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto.
mac railroad will sell excursion tickets to
the centennial celebration in New York at
sl2.35 Cor the round trip. For uniformed
bodies OF TWENTY-FIVE or more persons the
price will be 50. Tickets will be on sale
April 27th to 10Th, and good to return until
Nav 9Th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
Henr,cs Counay court.

This court was In session for asbort while
Yesterday, hut ne cases Of inpoftancs were
tired. The viii OF BENJAMIN Barker was
admitted to probate, and Mrs. Virginia
Elizabeth Barker qualified as executrix.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
To Move 10 New York.

Meesrs. j. A. wilmore Il Co.. book pub
lisbers, who have bad their southern head.
quarters in this city for several years, VIII
on Tuesday move to New York. where they
have leased for term OF years the building
Nos. 43 and Is Centre street, which was oc-
cuped for thirty years by the late James
Someryille as a book bndery.