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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-22
Drp,rtmcnt Rcports.

Fire-Alarms responded TO, 20 box and
4 still; loss OF owners, 5000 loss OF oc-
cupan,s, sl23,5 total loss sl03,4l4; in.
surance of owners, 1901 800; insurance OF
occupants, $40, 765; total, S72l, 2G5; insur'
ance over loss, s527S5l.
Police-Toal numberarrests, Cos; white,
$50; colorcd, PA; fined, 45O; State, A;
amount of fines assessed. 81, 392; total paid,
IS, 1856; total expense, $4,000.
Regster-Goneral tax registered, So
507. 40; compromise interest tax, 81, 5S3.73;
total, Sj.lSi.l3: amount license issued,
$40, 1892; bus, SOC; total, Sl6.0S5G2.
Inspector Weights and Measures Total
receipts. Sll407.
Board OF Health and Garbagc-Num-
her loads garbage, night soil, etc, re-
moved, 5000; sanitary police have been
very busy on houses, yards. closets, etc,
inspecting large number OF them. Pa
ticnts sent TO hospital, ll6; treated at dis
pensary, SOL. Total deaths, l0i; total ex-
penses, 81, 6si.T.
Wharfmastcr-Total collections, SS03.35.
Marketmaster-To collections, Sos.
Engineer, Sewer-New line on Lauder
dale street, north OF Broadway; 2l.inch
culvert on Main, north Of Iowa avenue;
2l.nch culvert on Carolina, west OF Ray
burn avenue; drain on Concord, between
Second and Third streets: distractions 70.
moved, catch basins cleaned, main sewers
repaired, house connections, etc, at cost
OF S59l.74. Field force kept busy ut cost
OF Sl00; aggregate COS, OF office force, $40
Streets and Bridges Aggregate cost,
g. ltg ~
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herFavorite

Medicine FOL Throat and Lung DIM
culties has long been, and still Is, Ayers
Cherry Pectoral. II cures Group,
Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, and
Asthma: sootbes irritation oil tho
Larynx and Fauces strengthens the
Vocal Organs; allays soreness OF the
Lungs; prevents Consumption, and
even in advanced stages OF that disease
relieves Coughing and induces sleep
There is no other preparation for dis
eases Of the throat and lungs to be COM
pared with this remedy.
"My wife had distressing cough,
with pains In the side and breast. we
tried various medicines, but none did
her any good until ] got a bottle OF
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, which has cured
her. A neiglbor, Mrs. Glenn, had the
measles, and the cough was relieved by
the use OF Ayers Cherry Pectoral. L
have no hesitation in recommending this
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-22

Third street was finished and the business
part OF the city put in fairly good shape.
All OF it was adopted except that por-
ton referring to Col. Oyerion.
CITY DEPOSITORY AND ADJOURNMENT.
The Council then adjourned until next
Thursday afternoon, when n depository Tor
the bond and interest fund OF the city will
be chosen.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-22
Chancery Sale
OF
h r. AL EST A r r..

No. aais I'm the Chanccfy Court " shelby
County .Aufrlius 4 Cole q nL W. ALICE belis
Cole ct A.
~ virtue II m iutefiocuiory decree f1r ale, cn.
tend in the nhpyc Gauss on the 1ith day 81 lctr
uaD. issl. " D. "a page 49, will scl NJ public
auction, W the Highest hldfcf, IN ifnat oi the
tlCfE nud Masters unlcC. M thr Main street en-
trance Of The courthouse II shelby County Mem
phi. Tenn. on
saturday. the 10,h nay Of March, 1850.
within legal hour. the following described prpp-
criy. situated IN shelby County. Tenn. t0Mit
lying IN section p ranges nui q. ~ the irNcnth'
surveyors District aud w the seventh titll hls.
tflrt Of shelby County, Tennessee Beginning ~
the southwest corner ~ 0uurh kiiuihcr h.ul
arfc rnanL nf which his "a part thence uufth
with the wcst line of aid nrfnt q chains aud 81
links 70 the southwest corner 81 the ia acf spid ~
James A. Crcnih thence east with The south llre 20
sald q1i ncfcs - chains and ~ LINKS ~ the south.
east corner Of aid tfarL which q also the south
west corner Of a 7gf-aCro ffi.um % A. y Cole,
thence continuing east with The south line Of said
Coles ~ acres u chains aud ~ LINKS 10 be south.
east corner IN the Germantown aud Morning sun
rnad. makinga total distance ~ 20 thaius acrust
the two tracts ol Crrath a Cole ihcnrc south with
the Germantown and Morning sun road ~ chains
aud ~ links % the southeast corner ~ NinRheld
Coles toO acncs thence west with bis south lne
aud The south line oi The Nuoch a tifothuf aVe
acrc giant ~ chains 10 The BEGINNING. Coutalniug
"a hFi01 acres muru OF les.
Terms of salc=Ouc.half cnsh. balance on a CfcdiI
oi twelve months note with security requifcG
lien retained
THIS lih Day Of March, 1850
r n McHENRY. CLERK ard Master
" y. jordan and llcnfy craii, d.. iollcliors
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-22

Ex.prtsidont Grover Cleveland has boon
elected a member OF 1ammany Hall aud
will "rIic the goat at the hnt meeting In
April Mr. Cleveland will lc supported
ON the occasion OF his initiation by cX-
Srcwhfy of state Thomas 4. iiaum and
cN SECRETARY Of the Navy whitney, both
old mrmh,r of thc Columbian order. and
ni Tie unr meeting Cy SECRETARY ui the
Interior William o. villas will be- made a
ImmlnNlMAn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-22

The Legislative Council held meeting
yesterday afternoon.
There were present all the members ex-
cept John Il. Randle, who is absent from
the city.
Owing to the long lapse OF time since the
last meeting was held there WIS whole
raft Of business, which was disposed OF rs
follows.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-22

90 health and strength renewed and OF case
and comfort follows the use u Syrup Of
Fil7 as lt acts In harmony with naiurc to
cnociua'ly cleans, the system whom costiycor
bilious. For ,alc in 20 cont aud 100 bottles
by all leading druggists
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-22

FOR SALE---Choice building lots on Washington be-
tween Manassas and Dunlap, either side
of street One corner lot.
FOR SALE-Buildng lot Adams, IooxI5o. Very
desirable for residence and very cheap
FOR SALE-Severa nice lots Jefferson extended
which we are offering at very close figures
Neighborhood being handsomely i'm
proved.
FOR SALE-Two good bargains in vacant property on
Vance. Choice locations.
FOR SALE-Beautiful building lot on Linden
FOR SALE-I48H 1881 southwest corner Exchange
and Third This at bargain.
FOR SALE-Resdences and vacant properyin all parts
of city and suburbs
ALLEN & FINLEY, 10 Madison Street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-22
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
A RAFT OF BUSINESS ACCUMULATED
DURING A LONG PERIOD.

Reports OF Departments, Build
ing Permits and Miscellaneous Peti-
tions, Kicks, Inquiries After Informa-
ton, Etc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-22

That tired feeling aud loss 81 appetite arc
entirely overcome by Hoods Sarsaparilla, the
peculiar medicine. try IL and see.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-22

The Row ltrkicl O.. Robertson. pred.
dent of tn' brown University, at Prov.
hnnnl. n. J.. BIZ n.-Mnl.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-22
AhNIrn ID nnLIlnr.-

Tho postolhcc 90 uawniulr. No., WA
robbed Tuesday nigh, IT -i.ull
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-22
nn,Iding Permits.

Wash Smith. No. l3i Front TO build
stable in rear, S. rejected.
W. b. Gates, No. 90 fernando. TO build
n one-story plain weatherboardod house,
$780, granted.
J. q. Molaison, stall in Bcale Street
Market, TO repair stall, $40, referred 10 the
president
Mrs. +. Fields, No. All Main, 10 put
small shed in alley, S25; rejected.
G. Criichell, No. 100 Washington, one
double frame tenement house, $1,000;
granted.
4. NJ Galbreath, 10 build powder maya
zinc on south part OF lot No. l07. south
side Memphis x Charleston Railroad aud
on corner alley between Robcson and SUI
setic streets, TO hold one car load powder;
rejected.
Joseph Naccaro. No. q DcSoto, one sta
bic OF boards. 500, rejected.
W. Cannon, No l07 Washington. one
room IN rear, tin roof, $40; rejected.
II. r. Harvey, No. 40 Bealc, 10 put side
walls around ice cream parlor. -; 10.
icctcd.
r. ]. Barchus, 20 build two-story frame
residence ON Third street, between Elk.
change and Market, $1,000, uranted.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-22
nr,tR srnrrr PAVING.

Mai Petit offered a resolution that all
surplus stone left In the paving Of Main Or
other strccls shall be- used IN paving Beale
sir'ct. between ncs0io and Wellington
IL was amcQdcd TO provide that the
north side II tie street, same section, bc
paved with rubblc stone, aud adopted.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-22

mNIf ANtilt Nh'lNh WV lNtiNNluEs
Resolved, That the bridge over the
bayou on Washington street be- aud II Is
hereby declared dangerous and unsafe ior
use. Tho Memphis 4 Charleston Railroad
Company h hereby forbidden 10 run any
car, locomotive OF train o. ears over the
same. and the President OF the Firc aud
Police Commissioners Is instructed 10 take
up the track 1T said company ON Washing
ton street unless said company shall,
within twenty days from this date, CONE
mcncc the rebuilding Of said bridge, aud
shall carry the same 10 completion with
reasonable dispatch"
Alnnlrl
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MI.eeIIanrous nnaIness.

W. A. Whcailcy, rs receiver asked II
police order 10 lay stone pavcmenls on
Beale, east OF fernando, would be en-.
forced, stating that attorneys In the Dent
Ferguson case had informed him that
voucher for same would not DO gwen
credit for Received aud filed.
mick PAVEMENT
+. NJ. n. Young submitted aproposition
60 lay all thc brick pavcmcnis tais city
might desire. Received aud hlcd.
KEEr ~ Win n.
Notice WIS given property owners. aud
yas aud water companies, aud plumbers
10 lay pipe ON North Court aud on Third
from Monroe 10 Winchester Streets within
the next sixty DAYS The Engineer was
also instructed TO furnish relative cost OF
various pipes.
RELIrr OBTAINED.
The City Engineer reported that the
FcNur overflow complained OF hy Prot II.
Arnold, at No 100 Union, had boon cllccl-
ually aud permanently rcmcdicd. Re.
cciycd aud filed.
HoARD 90 nEAtru ORDINANCE.
The ordinance recommended by the
noard Of Health, providing lur separate
receptacle for each and every house. for
ashes and cindcrs aud garbage passed liz
tint reading, and will DC over for one
week.
" VIII COM noWN.
X. g. faiting, Jr. Who resides at No
~ Poplar street, lint house east ui the
jewish Temple, asked ior an Investigation
ol the ball aud pole ON tie east cupola ol
the Jewish Temple, % the end that II In.
SECURE, u might be removed Mr. llirsch
said the contract ior removal was already
made.
sroNE CROSSINGS.
John Gum asked Tor the placing o
stone crossings acrus Scr0nd street. south
sldu ct LOoncy, aud across l.o0ncy, cls
eide OF Second. Crossings ordered.
TOO NuOu niur.
CiiiEns residing 10 the vicinity Of sonil
street. between Shelby aud Tcnne.se,
street., Insisted nn unusuai accumulation
81 dirt on that section. rendering II mud
dy continually bc removed Receive,
aud hlcd.
o. WOULD uE ugrrEu.
Residents and property oNncri IN lh
vicinity Of intersection II bayou will
laudUrlalc, between Union aud Holle
requested that the old wooden bridge on
thop bu replaced by o brick culycfi. Re
ccycd an iilod.
OPENING op roNToroC.
Henry J. Lynn called thc attention ,
The council 20 short space on pontotn
street. west Of Wellington, which was n,
opened tot proper Width Referred {
the president and city attorney with poW,
10 act
MAtkIr STALLS.
Thrcr young men expressed dasm
rent the HX stalls northeast cufnU DBL.
street mTkct Referred 10 the pfHsuci
With power 10 act
oNE YrAH or.
g. D. Bryan & Co.. lcssccs oi uIo As,,
Park properly, along the river front. n
TWEEN loalu aud Linden stfuria. Who WrI
ordered of the property Tor a period
eighteen months, by the National uoycu
mcnt ON account OF aCaying wurc allow,
arcbale Of $50, the rental Tor one year.
NIL coSIDrn IT..
Tho Chickasaw Cooporago Compaf
applici cor the privilege Of laying n mi
from The main line of Little Rock a Mei
phis kniroad, north side, 10 south line
land leased by the coopcagc compal
i-"m n'f Referred TO Mcssrs. Gmha
kncy and Lee
bfnrEr CLEANING.
G.olge s. Mcller announced tliai hc Il
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-22

The contract ior public lighting by gas
was awarded TO the Memphis Gaslight
Company NJ Sl2j per post per month.
Advertisement Tor lighting ia public build.
ings was ordered. The Brush Electric
Light Company had in bid Tor same price
~ before, slG per light per month. Prcsi.
dent MADDEN said hc had asked General
Manager Carnes 10 submit different kind
Of bid, allowing the city To cXlinguish the
lights not exceeding six nights month,
during the full iaoon. Tho bid was laid
over.
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lawn sAfpuAHus.


Capt. Ice offered resolution "that the
CITY Engineer he instructed To have the
water plugs on the wharf put In complete
order. aud o. pat in another plug, and
build AROUND each ping a small woodcn OF
corrugated iron Enclosure with windlnaI,
aud thai hc place ihcUin, attached 10 the
plug. complete husc uulhcicnt 90 CXtln.
gu.sl hrv vIthUr un the luyyc or steam
boats, AMI that thc cost Of Same DO paid
cut OF thv wharfage fund"
rur Presidents urssA0r.
President lltddcn sugs stcl that Il
would bc q good idea 20 ouicr that ourhing
be- placed ON llomanlo sincct lfUm South
90 Georgia, 1ud that lhc ams b. riVon n
Tish1mInro gravel foundation. 90 b. used
two ycarS lie also referred 90 the adyisa-
bi.ity OF grading Georgia ifUet from Main
10 Dean avenue In this connection ho
reverted a. the $1,000 Ia bo secured
from the Tcnnc.src Midland Rail.
road Company, $500 OF which arc
10 ~ 10 Ice street, the balance TO Georgia
street Tho President further stated that
I Col. John Oyorion, IT,, felt little hut
I that the city had done no work ON the
Oycnon tract, South Memphis, much 81
/ which had been donated TO the city Cot
opening STREETS, allows, etc. Culycfb
bridges, and the opening Of AZ least on,
street through that luc, ought TO bo at
tended 70 this year.
Maj iciut sud he was prepared 10 take
up The Ncoiria street proposition. but ti,
fcmaindeT should be allowed ~ rest unit
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-22
MR. sNgrD's SAY.

William NJ. Sneed, Presidential the Fast
End Dummy Company, sent In the an.
swer for his company to the official allegl-
tions that there had been fragrant viola
tons OF contract requirements. II will BE-
found in another column. The document
was ordered 10 lie over until tho first
council meeting in April, at which time
the trial on the allegations is TO bo
taken up. ..s...
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-22
BACK 10 PRIVILEGES.

An ordinance was passed on It's first and
final readings requiring the reimbursement
OF the privileges account for -, 300 taken
froIn Il for the Police Department, and
"a, 900 taken from II for the Fire Depart
ment, which borrowing process took
place under an ordinance passed by the
Council January q last Tho Secretary
Of the Board and County Trustee are re-
quircd to make proper entries TO carry out
the new ordinance.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-22
TO YOUNG MEN AND MIDDLE.GGED MEN.

Il based uTsn iacts Tirst.-P Practical Etpcriouce
focuud-EVry CaEn IA especially studied. thus
starting Alright fhiri-Mciicines are prparcd In
our lahomtoy exactly o. suit each csc, thus elect
ing curcs without Injury.
ns- scnd cents postage Cor tclrhmtcd works on
Chronic, Nervous and Delicate DISEASES Thou
sands cured. 30 friendly letter o. call may save
YOU future suffering and shame. aud add golden
yrnm 10 life. no-Nn lettnr answered. unlc1s nc-
companici by iccni' In stamps Adircss % cill on
DRS. BELTS ~ BELTS.
na- OTttCE HOURS SAN. TOArM.
sffNUANst SAN Tnl PM
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-22

Tic Chickasaw Coopougo Company
applet ior the privilege Of laying q spur
from The main line Of Little Rock a Mem.
phis l.ni.road, north side, 10 south line oi
land icisei hy the coopcmgc company
i-nm m'f Referred TO Mcssrs. Graham
kncy and Lee.
sfnfEr CLEANING.
q .oige s. Aleller announced tl,ai lac bad
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-22

Engineer Meriwcther submitted profile
showing the proposed grade Tor Winchcs-
ter street, south Of the cemetery OF that
name. IL was recommended 10 the PEG.
pie living along that street ~ a proper one
by the Legislative Council, aud will be
advertised as such Tor thirty days
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
Pernnnriannd RrIefn.

Mr.. Conway r. Myers is in New York on
q business trip.
Mr.. MONTGOMERY West left yesterday for
New York via Petersburg.
The Street Committee will have 3 called
meeting tomorrow night at O'Clock.
Mr.. Charles W. Clemmitt. who was hurt
bv an electric car on sunday last is I'M
proving rapidly.
Judge L. II. Ftzhugh hss returned TO the
city and Is looking remarkably well he
will begin the June term OF the Chancery
Court next Monday.
Cards have been issued TO a reception and
lunch 10 be given at No. 10 south Ninth
street from Q to 10 O'Clock Tomorrow by the
Burton Electric Company.
Matters were very dull in the City Circuit
Court Yesterday. No suits were instituted
and only two small csses were disposed OF.
In both Of these judgment was awarded the
plaintiffs
Grand-Regent Blanks. Grand-Secretary
LovenslCiD, Grand Chaplain Harwood, and
other members OF the Order OF Royal Area
nun visited Elba Council Tuesday night,
aud after pleasant session the guests were
| entertained at PizZinfs parlors.
The funeral OF Mr.. Joseph Figg, Of Steam
| Fire Company No. l, who died Tuesday
night, will take place from Union-Statlon
| church at 10 O'Clock this morning and will
be attended by members Of the Fire Depart
ment. Death was caused BY braln-feVer.
DR.. Hoee was suffering keeuly last night
from ueuralgic pains in the face, and was
unable 20 conduct services. His lecture
room was crowded, and Rev. Mr.. Turnbull
| preached what was commented upon as a
sermon OF great power aud persuasiVeness.
Hon. j. J.. Buchanan, LL d., Superih-
| tendent Of Public Instruction, will leave for
| Petersburg to-day 10 attend the commence
ment exercises Of the Colo5ed Normal Insti-
| tute. This school, under the management
| Of Professor Johnston, OF this city, Is in
| fOuriShing condition.
Justice +. {. Vincent had several civil
cases ard one criminal one before him at the
| county c0urt-house yesterday. In the lat
| ter in which young white man was charged
with ielonious assault, the accused was bound
over on his own recOgniZance to keep the
| peace.
The Clay Literary and Debating Society
/ has been organized bY some young gentle
men OF the East End with the following
/ officers: Morgan T.. MIlls, president; Lewis
/ Fofse. wee. ce.Dresident; John G.. Hughes,
| secretary; John, : Morris. treasurer, aud
| John Enos. critic.
| The city ambulance was called to the
! Vulcan lron-WOrks at q quarter past ;
/ O'Clock Yesterday afternoon 10 attend one OF
/ the col0red operatives who had cramps,
! produced by drinking ice-water while over
/ heated. lie was relieved and taken to his
! home in the western portion Of the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
THE MURDEKEK HENRY aOOEE.
Railroad Company Fined-COttOn.
Tobacco, ana Peanuts.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dlspatch.l

VCorresp pondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, Va, May 90 1889.
Henry Moore, the murderer OF LittletOn
Stewart In Greenesvlllc county several yesrs
ago, who was brought to the jail in this city
last night from Mecklenburg county, was
this morning taken out to HicNsford and de-
liyered to the authorities OF that county.
Moore escaped from Jail only few days be-
fore the day fixed for his execution. The
eallows and the rope had been prepared Tor
MIN. OF course sentence will have 10 be
passed anew on him, aud this time by Judge
Hancock. Of the Circuit Court. Moore say s
be has never been out OF Virginia since his
escaped from jail, and that the story OF his
capture aud release in New YORK state IS
not true.
The Mayor this morning imposed fine OF
$50 and costs on the Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad Company for violating an oFdi-
nance Of the city in the running OF its trains
through the city. Notice was given that an
appeal might be taken. IL is understood that
a suit for damages will be Instituted against
the COMPANY for causing the death OF Mrs.
Carter Marks on Monday night.
IL is said that the growing cotton In this
section has been very seriously damaged by
the heavy rains aud cold weather, and shat
in many instances repanting will be neces-
sary TO secure even passabe crop.
the peanut crop has also been damaged to
a considerable extent by the same cause.
The public buildings in this city will be
closed o-morrow-Federh Memorial day.
There will be no unusual ceremonies at the
TWO large National cemeteries GEAR this city.
ROBIN ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
Baseball Nestercny.
LRY telegraph 20 the DispaGn.l

Charlestou:
CharlestOns observation-disclosures. .
thattauOOgAs. ............ .-..-. y
Base Charlesons, 8; Chattanooga,
:. Errors ChgrestOus, Is; ChattanOogas,
3. Batteries-Luby aud Whaleni Jones and
spear
New York
New Yorks........I o o O01 8 0 D 9
indianapolis ......2 q j. 3
Base.hits-New Nork-, "a; indianapolis,
:. Errors New Yorks, s; Indianapolis, 4.
Batteries-Keeie and Brown; Whitney and
Daily.
Washington
Washlugtons. s........1 0 90 O 0 0 0-l
Clcyeands. ds..........l o . , ] o o o O-6
Base-hits Washingtors. s; Clevelands, 10;
Errors-W Washingtons, Cleyelands, 4.
Hoaly and Ebright; Bakely and
snyder.
Philadelphia:
PhlhdelphiAs .......0 o. O020 Id
PittSburghs. 0 0 o o > 0 , 4
Base-hits- Phlladelphias, Is; Pltsburghs,
Q. Phihdelphias, I; Pitsburghs. e.
Batieries-Sqnders and schrlyer; Beam and
Carroll.
Boston:
Bo.tons ...........0 ! 90 o o 0 0 .
ChicagOs. .........0 > o o o 90 O.
DISQUALIFICATION. q; Cnicagos, 3. Er'
rors-B0stons. ,; Chlcagos, %. Batteries
Radboun and Camel; Dwyer aud Farrell.
Baltimore no innings:
Baltlmorcs ........l o 1 o o ! ! OF
Athletics ..........O OO0 o 0 l.
Observation-Disclosures .; Athletics, II
| Errors Blltiruorcs, o; Athletics. 1. Bate
ries-Foreman and Quinn; hnoua anC
| Brennan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30

onssrYsd bx tho g. A. II.

Yesterday afternoon At O'Clock detach-
nent from Poll. kearny Post. u. A. IL,
under eoaamand Of C.. W. Burr, commander,
aud y. J. Smith, deputy inspector, went 10
seVeB-Plpe. and decorated the graves OK the
IJp,on soldiers buTied there. One Of the
features OF The occasion was that a large por-
t,op Of the flowers used we're from rose
bgsbes and other Towering shrubs planted
tserc lSst year.
ghs morning a. 8 O'Clock Phil keArny
Post will leave on q special train fot tTede-
eri,4.sburg, there " meet number 81 COM
raoss from the North. This will be the big
eest day ever observed by the Grand Army
Of TIE Republic IN t1is state.
General ;. ). BUrdeit, past grand com
u,aoder-in.ehiei, will be the orator. Contri-
buttons have been sent from every northern
stA.e 10 deirsy the expenses OF the occasion.
An almost eudlesy variety OF flowers have
been presented for decoration use.
TIE Richmond members Will leave frede-
riektburg on q special train for home al 3
O'clock.
THg NEkREgT FEDERAL CEMETERY.
Phl. KeArny Post has furnished custer
Post lcolored) with nags and flowers VIII
which 10 decorate the graves Of the aesd Ia
tbe FIRST National cemetery. IL Is usual ior
tue coiored military 10 act as escort ior 'ne
Post