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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-02
the BURTON HEATER.
Additional Facts concerning the
Tests Made Friday.

The reception ana lunch given by the Burton
Electric Company last Friday evening. mention
Of which was made in the Dsspafch OF yesterday
comprised such novel features that, had the
possibilities Of electricity shown on this occssion
been exhibited in Paris during tho present tx
position tho whole scientific world would nave
been yet agog These were no less than the ap-
pncaiiou Of tho Burton ciec.rc-heatcrs Tor TIE
purposes OF heafng scd cooking.
Two sois OF heaters OF nftocn each had been
arranged on the floor u the large room 70 rep
resent their relative ponlucn on Two railway
care. A number OF incandes cent lights wers
suspended nom the ceiling 20 show tho feasi-
billy OF lighting tho cars az well. and on Ia
BILE we're TWO heaters On which tho cooHlng was
proposed 90 he done The current having boon
tnfDed on N advance OF the assembling OK tho
g lssis vhsn he first began 10 arrive The room
was leaning hot. AZ one ~ tho cooklhg-ht A.
ers was Mr.. Frank J. Burke, the WeN-known
caterer, engaged IN frying soft crabs, end at
The other tho Inventor, Dr.. Burton, with bis coat
81. SUI crintending ne boiling o. tho winter for
making The COFFEE. the COOKING OF n number Of
cgcs already having boon accom- pNshca. ~.
R.rkO claimed the distinction ~ beng the tfst
man 20 cook q eosf crab by electricity, and ne
clsimed besides the further 1nOr Of pelng the
first 10 eat orc thus prepared.
Daring tho evening tho inventor took occasion
20 soy iDatN c did not clnm ina, cooking BY cleo
ITCHY was sn economical PROOFS compared WITH
ths use o. fuel when tho present cost q tho pro
01ctiCn Of cur eni by stoam- poWerls considered.
IT, however, Nalft-poHts CoN1 20 rhof .4iu''N
for cam, he said he saw no difficulty ll the way
81 iis q tor,ion. lie hri1 dihoreat Vows as 70
the usa Of electricity Tor healing purpose, md
proved by the tcst then made O. a. 10 was 20,
b. 10 boat roCrs electric end sfeam-railWay
cars az 10 expenditure 81 horse power mat was
40; prohibtory. JoOioctucians and others he e1-
plhinc1 that the uae ui % ampore, Of current
WIS sufficient 20 raise the temperature 81 the
hegtHrs t. over 901 degrees iaureuheit. and that
in raltway-csrs wheie fifteen should he used.
placed under the seats WIN the wiring beneaih
the floor OF Tie car tho actual energy repre-
sented "a tho work was only 3'<-horse power.
These data had been obtained not only by this
test. hut BY cher made with tho heaters on
oieciric-cars in this city, and IN the warming OF
Offices more than year ago.
Altogether the guests were highly gratn Cd at
the con -lu-iyo proof OF the GdRptability Of tho
heater Tor Tho USES claimed for f., and tho scn-
tin cot vas unanimous that tho invention should
he pushed into thgt prominence before the pub
tic which ~ morris enti.ie II 10 occupy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-02
Cincinnati Races
Try telegraph to the Dispatch,

Try telegraph 10 the Diepatch.I
CINCINNATI, June 1.-The last day OF the meet
ing was one Of the few without rain, but the
track vas exceedingly heavy and stih aud the
spectators were shivering In oyercoats
FIRST race-selling. six furlOngs-Cheeny won :
Ben Is. second. stuart third. Time, l:2a
Second race-selling. seven furlongs-Aonitor
won; Cupida second, CGstawsy third. I1me,
1867. Aruncal. Jake f., Tom. Maid OF Orleans,
Cast Steel. aDi Virginia and Nonatpease IN or
der named CaetaVay OF first Arundal second.
Cast Steel third: Aonstpepke. Monitor hsrd
ahead OF the stretch and held his place, winning
easily.
Third race-purse, i've furlongs-Joe Nevin
first; Tioga second, Gunwsd third. Time,
I:0sl(. Peerless. Regent, Valentine, John NC
Cullouch, and Uncle KIT finished in the order
named. Tioga got n in the lead. but ut the
third qualtsr Joe Neyins went 10 tho front and
held the place, winning by four lengths.
Fourth race-sweepstakO2 5000 aided, one
mile-BrayO irst; Lorgboy second. Liederkranz
Third. Time, 1:5l. Marchpurn fourth, John NJ.
last MercAburn and Liederkrsnz set pace !;
Bravo rear till last quarter.
Fifth race-Cinu Hotel handicap. Sl.COO ADDED
by Gibson house. one and a quarter niies-Non-
trose first; Marchma second, Clifford third:
Time, 2:l6k. MontrOso made push for the lead
and got IL at the stand and was Dot afterwards
hesdsd, winning by two lengths Notwlihstand-
ing tho weather LatOnlA mas never had larger
attendance than now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-02
rrNRlco COUNTY corRr.
chi,aren.s nay Anutver.ary.

TIE tnir<enth Anniversary 81 Childrens day
will De- observed ~ hroad-SWeet Methodist
church Hia O'Clock Tins afteru0O
A most Interesting prJgrR lnme has been pre-
pa-,d-a follows. Voluntary, Instrumental GUM
tctie Bachl. singing. O Pay Of Postal Glory, by
the school: prayer: IL truductory address 10y Mas
Ter Giles Courtney; rrat step, Christ, respou-
a.yo rfa1iuc: singing. To our Lies Early Hours;
RECITATION. My All 70 Thee, Mamie Sheckei-
g1rI- recitation. "Chrisi.T Victor WOOdrum
singing. Lot Them Come. bFiE FAINT class second
yion. Purity. ty MRry l.. Hohson. Mabcth
Russell. turue Anthony, and fouline Sheer
ron singing. As White as SNOW responsiye
reading: recitation. Heart by kato Hundley !;
recitation Trust in God by ~ Tia liillzhimer;
recitation, " TlOs, Letter." by NAbeth Russell {;
recitation. WORK for God" by lloyd Alvey;
third step, An Bnligh tened Conscience, respOn-
sive reading recitation. The Masters TOuch.h
hy kate nundley: singing, Go Forward, In ant
As: re-itBt'on, consistency 10y Lindsey
Wooirum: fourth step. "a Firm WILL respon-
siye roal.nc; singing, Broihors, Have gu
Strength @, WINS. recitation, 81 cant and !
lsn." Roy Busier: rC.itauOn, Tho Power Of
NNl,H lillian Bowman; superintendent re-
To-i singing, Nv soul Doth Magnify he Lord,
by the choir: NTH step, "a Nell-Regulaied
BODY responsive reading; recitation. "Ihe
~ onderiui House Josie Christian; singing, o
Where Shau Rest Be Found:: recitation,
o. boIy.r Giles Courtney: eixth step, " A Guilt
waited Mint.n responsive reading; singing. Let
with = joyful Mind: recitation, Wind
Nary l. H0bson: Addre~ Or. John l. Buchanan,
h. d.: singing. Awake. Ny soul; recitation,
The Object Of Chidren's Day Gertrude Dal-
tou. onerory. SOnc Without Words, (Aendols-
sClaj; coronation bonedlcr0n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-02

Observation-Disclosures.

A meeting % CoufedefAts surgeons aud SOL
diers Wa held ~ tie chan 'ery-COurt room yes
ter1ay evening at o'ciock 70 tako aciion In re-
gard 90 the death ~ ex-SurgeOA-Ge General Samuel
t. Moore. Governor Lee ana Hon. Robert Z.
With4rs. late Consul TO Hong Kong were among
those ptceelt.
DR.. J. p. McCaw presided and made very
feeling sd lrcss euogistic Of the life and chsrac-
tor OF deceased DR.. i. y. d. Cullen also spoke
in terms OF p 'sise Of Dr. Moore.
The chairman appointed tho following COM
rniiiec % draft sGitGbe resolutions, the report
20 oe male tomorrow: Drs. Caboli. Brock, and
Cu'lcn.
Urs Ross aud Brock were appointed TO act as
"a j. bearers,
Sir. y. 4. Campbell. president Of the Common
Council. and Captain L. L. bass, president Of tho
Board Of Aldermen. have resp 'rtiyoly appoint
81 the following committees ~ attend the funeral
Of Or. 5. I. Moore:
Prom the Councll-Nessrs. j. r. Wingned,
George b. steel George +. Bovden. W. IL. Plea
SAINTS, and ". d. Courtney. From The Alder-
men-Mcssrs. HargfOyo, Taylor, Carter, and
( r nehhW.
Ihis committee will meet at the Council cham
Der al +.}U tlis morning.
The funeral Of D.. Moore will take place from
Grace Episcopal church s.9 O'CLOCK This morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-02
ST. Louis Races.

by telegraph TO the Dlspatcn
st. louis. Juno 1.-flrst race-one milo dash
for al ages. Starters: Wheeler (ll2l. hoiile's
Last ul). Kermesse, j. T. Alphonso, fanchette,
MAY ". aud knie II. FsnchottO aud kermesse
made The running 10 the head Of the streich,
whore Wheeler came through and in driving
finish boat Mollie's Last by half length; her
mcsse third. Time, lao
Second raco-soyen furlongs for oil ages.
starters: Eniry, Morley. Si0llor, Redstone, os-
teral, Luke Alexander. and Big Brown jug.
hirth won; Entry second, hedstone third Time,
1919.
third race-the St. Louis Fair derby for three
year-olds. one aud half miles -Longhsh, Fen
ton, Csssius Glockner, 10 Premier. and Celient9.
LO1ghsn led from the start 70 the hnish, WIN
mug hands down; Calienie second, Csssius
third. Tine, 239N.
Fourth race-Gvo furlongs, for two year-oldA
Starters: Flysway, Pinkie T.. Lena Bar, Lulu
b., sequence. Gerue b., Lulu Lee, Huapa, and
jess Armstrong FlyaWay won Lulu Is. second.
Lena Bar third. limo, l:03A.
Last rhce-seycn furlOng-, selling. Tor all ages.
Starters: Kuvena. Chilhovie, Tudor, Lelex.
BridgeliehL D.. Garner, Bonnie King, ana
ChickasaW. Brdgeiight won; Tudor second,
Gardner third Time, l:3JA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-02

stance In the state where woman has been sent
70 Jail for violating the prohibition law. Tho
woman Is n widow with two children and OF
limited means.
Tho works Of the Appleton Manufacturing
Company. Appleton, Wis. manufacturers OF
farm impiements were damaged by IRE Friday
night TO The extent OF $1,000 One hundred mon
are thrown cut Of work.
The ilfe-savlrg crew left East Iowa. Mich.
Friday In TOW OF the tug Music, and rescued the
crew OF tho schooner Mary Hattie. AZ Whitestone
Point from the rigging The men we're nearly
dead when rescued, but are receiving Gil possl-
Bile attention. This vsesol IL total wreck. Win
no insurance ON vessel or cargo. man named
hundy. Of Ssndusky. was lost overheard from
tho schooner Owerson.
In keya Paha county. Neb.. q settler named
John I, Newell. who had been quite outapokon
In bis denunciation Of the vigilance committee
In that county. was found dead In his bed Thurs
day morning With t~enty-four ballet holes In
his body. About O'Clock the same morning a
body of masked men called at the house OF q
ncighboring settler and captured George Bah
cock. who was visiting there. and carried him OIL
lie has not been heard Of eince.
Thursday afternoon two sisters, daughters OF
farmer named Dickinson. living south OF Le-
roy, Kan. attended the Decoration-daY exercises
In that place and started 20 walk home. Inc
bridge across the Neosho river had been almost
washed away, and Two plRnks were stretched
across the atringers The girls started across,
the older holding the yOuncer's hand. Half
way across one was seized with dizziness snd
lost her balance. Both fell into tho water aud
we're drowned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-02
Superintendent OF Coal Mines.

The following is an extract from the
tbirtieth annual report OF the Northwestern
Mutual Life Insurance Company:
"The ambition OF the Northwestern has
been less TO be large than TO be safe; IT'S
aim IL to rank first in benefits TO policy
holders rather than Grst in size. Valuing
quality above quantity IL has preferred to Sc
cure Its business dnder certain salutarY re-
strctions and limitations rather than to
write much larger business at the possible
sacrifice Of those valuable points which have
made the Northwestern PRE-EMINENTLY THE
P0LICY.HoLDERS' company. A higher int
rest and lower death-rate than secured by
its competitors. added TO wise and econom-
cal management, have made the Northwest
ern not the largest liie-insurance COM
pauy, but In all points OF real and substan-
tisl benefit 10 policY.bOlders unquestiona6lT
the most successful liie-insurance company
in the world. Only three companies, how
ever. have a larger insurance in force than
the Northwestern. Had these three compa-
MES during the past five wears, for which we
have their reports, reslzed as high an ave-
rage interest rate az the NOrthwestcrn-ylz.,
lilo per cent, and experienced as fayora-
bic an average mortality os the Northwest
orn-Yiz., 0.9l clio per cent, THERE WOULD
HAVE BEEN SAVED TO THESE THREE coMPA-
MES DBRISG THAT TINE OVER TwENI-EIGHT
MILLIONS or DOLLARS"
J0HN 3. CARY & SON.
General Agents for Virginia and North
Carolina.
Write for rates and circulars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-02
Committee Cemeteries.

The Committee on Cemeteries met in the
Council chamber al O'Clock yesterday evening
with tho following members present: hessrs.
Grimes chairman, Philips, and HILL
Colonel Cuishaw was preseRt by invitation ana
exhibited map showing the plan Tor the Soc
tons for River View cematcry.
some time was speut in discussing the size
which should 10 adopted for the sessions, and
.lI@0 feet ras agreed upon.
The rate 70 be charged for sections was brought
ND and discussed Gnd lDally laid on the table.
The resolution from toe Council prouding that
OaEYo0d cemetery be closed on Sundays % all
vehicles except such rs attend funerals was laid
on the table without discussion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-02
PernOnnIsand Briefs.

Mr.. J. Holmer Cooper left Wednesday for
Denver, Col, his future home.
Miss Mary b. Hart. Of King and Queen coun-
~ is stopping at Mrs. Wrigsts, on south Adams
street.
Beginning to-day the evening services az Al
Saints church Will 10 changed from S.l5 TO OILS
O'Clock.
Mr.. D. II. Pyle, who has been confined 20 his
bod for the past ten days, Is improving and Will
be out again shortly
Superintendent Boiling was all OF last night
and the night before a. the pump.house, and
has freely spent himself in the public service,
going for thirty-six hours without sleep
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-02
PKOPIRTrIN NEW HANDS.
Seeds OF Bargain ana safe Admitted
60 RECORD.

The following deeds have been admitted 70 re-
cord IN the clerks Office Of the Chancory courtet
1lictmoad;
C. NJ. Stone 20 Trtz siuerd'ng. IS feet on 'he
Torth SIDE q Taylor street between bcecn ana
Reservoir improved. fl..n
G. N. stone 20 u bert j. smith, IL feet on the
porfh side of 1ay)r street uotween Beech ana
Reservoir, improved. Sl,2o
h. and NJ. n. Navigation 90 John Finncgsn. %
feet the essi AIDE oil cherry street near neFor-
A X. Courtney special commissioner. to "a.
ward A. EogaiDycr, % Feet on tEe east 200 OF
laurel street between China ami Npriug, toJh
George AndersOHs heirs go W. H. Hogan, o.
feet on The south SIDE 81 Clay street near FIT
teeath. snd ~ feei N the east side a Fifteenth
street between MAshou sad Clay, 1895
Virginia Britain 30 Charles :. Brittan, - leot
On the norlh side OF BROAD street between Tenth
And EeFcnth, subject 70 life estate OF Martha r
I'm, R.00.
Hallway Company. 90 feet On orleans street
tesrtheast corner Third, 500
Michael ;. Burke ana w.io 10 Louis Borchers.
E0X45 feet ~ an alley h-twecn FOURTH, ram,
lyro aud Arch streets 500
Isylor W. Davis 90 Galileao Fishermen Asso-
citation. 40 feet on the south side OF Calhoun
sreet near Brook avenue. $40.
John j. King and vie 20 Edward T. Cannon
ia ioes on Broad street norIhTest corner tirsl,
Sl5.b1.
CtGrlos l.. % DOM .. King. 23-s feet on Broad
R.rtet northwest corner firet, $1,000
Thomas OConner and wife 70 L. ". Bruce, 20
feet on Orleans street al the northeast corner Of
Third, 500
HENWCO COUNTY COURT.
e. e. Ice Camp. No. !. Confederate Veterans,
q Hoelsnd iill, . feet ou east side Of bouie-
ward between Ivy anu heusington streets,
soS%O
4. r. Lee Camp. 10 /. Confederate Veterans,
T. koDsrt s. Gray. &, feet on east Boulevard 10
tween Hanover ana lyy streets. tl2i.
Is. Z. Turner aus RIfe 10 Giles r. Jackson, Ok
feet on vest sids Of Brook turnpike near Oak
street Si21 r.
oscar D. Han and wife 10 Frances =. Allen, 81
Ieci cola west side Of stewart street near Little
Tagc 500
Ssliio 81 pollsrl's trustee 10 G.. A. Wallace
hal 81. {. staples, - acres on lutcheson roai,
gS5
x. r. Lce Camp, No. !. Confederate Veterans.
= james H. DOGGY 81 feet on east side Of BOIlo-
varl uttscen Grove road and Hanover street,
sen
H. T. Leo Camp. No. I. Confederate Veterans,
@ James CssEie. 80 feet on hcrsington street
northwest corner - Mulberry. ~.
samuel T.. NaddliL clerk, 10 W. 7. Ford, 81
feet Ga ElIl 1Dd street. S2l.~L
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-02
Tribute OF Respect.

At business meeting OF the trustees Of Moore
Street industrial Institution, Nay ~. 1879, ne
following resolutions were passed In memory OF
Mr. JOHN BACON CEESsHAw, their lats treasurer,
who died Nay 10, 1852:
Whereas in the proyticoce u God this institu-
ton has been Deres OF iis FREUD and benefaetor,
JOHN BACON CksSsHAw. who rtnce ia active opc-
ration has besn as efficient and Jealous sressu-
rer; therefore
Rssoired, That in the removal by death OF this
benevolent friend Of our cause. the friends OF
liberty, equality. and human progress are every
where called 70 mourn
Resolrsi, 2. That we bear earnest testimony 20
the many good Offices bestowed by thu willing
hands, tke intelligent mind, and the loving
hears Of our houorod Treasurer who has gone 20
hts reward.
Resolved, 3, That We unite our grief with that OF
his stricken family. and In ordering copy OF
these resolutions 10 be gent TO them beg they
will receive them the tribute OF affection
which We offer 10 the memory Of one whose place
We feel will DO hard 10 nil.
JAMES II. JOHNSTON, Secretary.
X. @. HoEsOS. Chairman.
John Olirsr, Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-02
cnronic sheumattsm Cured.

Robert G. Eldert, Valley Stream, n. Y,
writes: | am a boatman, and upwards OF
sky years Of age. ! have suffered severely
from rheumatism 81 the lower part OF my
back. My back schcd without cessation, and
AT times thought l would be paralyzed. |
procured two Allcock's Porous Plasters and
put them scross the lower part Of my spine.
In tweu.y.four hours all pain had ceased.
At the end Of week put on two fresh All
cocks Porous Plasters, wore them ten days,
then look them Oh. and washed my back
with q little alcohol, which removed every
trace Of the plasters. II is now three months
since the plaster. cured me, and feel very
much stronger and better than ever before.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-02
mnncllrrterI irieTrd.

Judge h. 4. Hancock vas in the city yesterday
Malor Il. r. BROOKS. OF New YORK. Il visiting
Major Jo-oph Walker
Rev. Preston q. Nash will preach at the Meade
Memorial church tonight al o'clock.
George Toby, Jr., VINO has been attending
school in syos-ylvanis, has returned home 10
spend bis vacation.
Turing the month Of May the clerk Of tho Hue-
tugs Court recorded seventy deeds and lssued
FIX marriage licenscs-twO 10 whito and four 10
Colorel people.
Tho funeral Of Mrs Martha Brown. whose
death was announced 10 yesterdRy's Dispdteh,
took place from he residence OF Mr. l. t.
Owens. corner OF Twelfth and Ssmmos streets,
Yesterday afternoon at ( O'Clock, and was at
tended by large number o. scrrowing friendS
KOy l.. Il. 1hOrnhlll oricatcd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-02

This talented ciyine will give a lecture on
TUESDAY evening next az tho ] bird Presbyterian
church. Church Hid sts:l5 O'Clock. for tie bone
III Of the WOmen's lid society. Tho subject OF
the lecture will be Rome" and ~ Dr. Kerr has
20 recently visited thet historic city 10 VIII be
enabled 10 toll much that viii interest his au-
dicn,e. Ills wellkn0wR powers a an orator
should attract a large crowd. even were they e1-
pended On a less worthy OBJECT.
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au3
STEAMBOAT ,.sys,,.,

' COMPANY, for Old Point, Nor laatIfRai-
folk. Portsmouth, Newport Nova Claremone
and Jstnes-river landings direct, by elegant
ealoon-steamcr bSSEN, ieavinR richmond
KVERY MONDAY, WE'D SESDAY, and FRIDAY
at7 A. NJ. str6etcar connect
connectious az Old Point and az Norfolk
closely win all lines for northern cities same
Afternoon. james river By daylight Great
tourist line. Cheapest route.
through tickets on steamer and ~ Garner
Agency 1000 hahn street. Baggage checked
throuEh. StAte-rooms engaged Tor day or night
freight received daily for Norfolk, Ports
mouth, Old PoLns Waverly. Hlcksford, Va, AMI
ali polnts in Eastern North Carolina, Eastern
ylrgiaia, and all regular landings on tho James
rtysr. at Lowest rates, and through bills issued
LUClEN b. TATUM. Vice-PresidenL
No. 1l17 Main street and kockett>
IRWIN WEIsIGEK Freight an Passenger Agent
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womantnfhe Case.

iBy telegraph 10 inc OlSpacn.l
MEMPHIS, Tenn. June Ia special 10 the Ap-
neal from Mariana. Arb, Gays: A sensational
shooting scrape took place here last night 1t
seems that Dr. McLen1on had been too familiar
with the wife OF J. g. Whittle. White had re-
comfy discovered the Doctor In his wifes room
and attempted 70 shoot him, but failed. Whtile
was arrested for carrying concealed weapons,
tried. and acquitted. Ito saw McLondon playing
uool last night In the Cotton Exchange and wait
Cd tin he finished. He then fired four shots at
him. one Of which took effect, and will probably
provo fatal. Whlttle was arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-02
p..e-usi, Yesterday.

rBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
UHrrssreG. PA, June i.-Tte indianapolis
aud Pittsburgh baseball teams are laid " hsis
10 consequence Of tho washouas op me rhi 70
''s y. Louis-Brookiyn game postponed
Baltimore ,,. ,.s ,wo
games his aiternoon-a postponed ana resu-
''A '''''1 First camel
Rslss. ci,ys.....:..S %
Observation-Disclosures. Kansas ct,ys, 9. Br-
rors-Baltimores, 4 Kansas Citys, :. batteries
KilrOy and Tate sullivan and Ounsoh-
lsecoad camel
R:3a%ey gi,;:..: 80
Observation-Disclosures 10; Kansas Citys, IL
Observation-Disclosures. 1 Kansas Cltys, 4 pas
tencs-Cunninsham and Is'e; o"ar']oi enN
Barkley.
he Athletics defeated the cincinnaiis here
to-day.
Observation-Disclosures. 70. Cincinna,s. :. En-
ror.-Ithlotlcs. o: Cincinnats, O. Batteries
WehIng and Gross; Mullane. Baldwin, aud Dur
year.
Columbus: e-,.....
Only n mall crowd Witnessed the Columbus
IoIi-riile game today. The ground was muddy
ani tho weather cold. The Columbus cluD
played around the visitors at ali points and won
Win ease.
colum6us.........o 800 2 5
Iouisvilies.........O o l.
Bsse-hits-Orr. Raymond, and Browning;
Stolen bascs- McAmmy. .: Daily. Easterly, and
Widnr Notwithstanding Widner ana
O'Connor. Louisyilles, KemseY and Cook
Washington.
Wasting ons. .....~0 2-9
Rase-hits-New YOrks, 70; Washingtons, 10.
Errors-New Yorks, g. Washingtons. B.
Boston:
Bostons. 90 90 / o 0 II
Thilado phias. 40 W
rors-Bos ons, !: Fhilad elphiss, t. la teries-
Bennett and ClArkson Casey and ClemeaIs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-02
Tn tho Pubttc.

The finest brands OF Whiskevs in the
United States can be had at c. Eyensen's,
next to the Dispatch Office. Belle Of Nelson,
thirteen years old; Baker Whiskey, twenty
wears old; Reimported Guckenheimer and
Buckingham Whiskeys, Gibson XXXX,
fine Old C.emmer. Old Tom Gin, and other
first-class Liquors and Wines. Meals from
6 A. M. 10 il j. N. Give us a call and we
will treat you so that you will come again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-02
Pianos by Fkuabe.

As these instruments are now 0cknow'
lodged the standard of perfection it will be
useless to purchase until tbeir qualities have
been tested. Every usicl0n OF Richmond
has Rnsbe Piano. The Governor hss one,
and g. also has the Mozart Association.
They al came from Manly y. Ramos e Co.'s,
Main street next 10 corner Of Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-02

Tonight 81 O'Clock Richmond Commsndery,
No. = knights Templars, will attend Ascension
eerviee at Park-flaco Methodist church. The
sermon viii DO preached by Rev. Sir J. Wiley
Bledsoe. member Of Dove COmmandery, Dan
VILE and also pastor Of the church.
The music Will TO directed 10y Professor Jacob
Reinhardt, who will be assisted by Mrs. G. scott
McRae, Ma. Jessie HsrVie Nagruder, Mr.. Oscar
L Lehman, and Captain Frank ". Cunningham.