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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-02
Gallery Opeu Monday

Fine cabinets 81 90 per doz at Aufrecht's
Elite Gallery, 516 Market ST., Pittsburg.
All welcome. Use elevator.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-02
Our Grand Exposition of Dres. Good.

To-day and all this week. France, En-
gland, Germany and America. All the best
manufacturers best goods are here. Come
and see JOS. HORNE & Co.'s
Penn Avenue Stores.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-02

PEARSON, the photographer, is always
busy is a sure sign that his cabinets are the
best. Try him and see for yourself.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-02
IN A LACTEAL BATH.

Oncer Mclaughlin in the Milky Way While
Arresting Horse.
Officer Mclaughlin took charge of the
horse and milk wagon standing on Forbes
street, near Charles Clark's residence, yes
terday and drove it to the Oakland patrol
stable, While passing down Boquet street
one OF the lines broke, and the officer tum-
bled back among the milk cans. The horse
dashed down the street, but was captured by
Captain Mercer.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-02

COAT room bargains; extra large stock.
KNABLE & SHUSTER,
MwSu 35 Fifth avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-02

HIGH SCHOOL text books.
II. WATTS s. Co., Wood st.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-02
POKER PLAYERS CAUGHT.
The Hand of the Law Falls on the Proprie-
for and Customers.

Walter Sadler's poker room was raided by
the East End police Saturday night. Be-
sides the proprietor, two players named G.
B. Williams and ). Caselo were arrested.
at the hearing before Magistrate Hynd.
man yesterday morning Sadler was lined
S25 and costs, and the other two were let off
with fines of S5 and costs each.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-02

NEW chintzes; indigo blues and fancies
KNABLE & SHUSTER,
MWSu 35 Fifth avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-02

Fall Styles In Imported and American Dress
Goods.
Ready to-day. Come and see this finest
display. JOS HORNE & Co.'S
Penn Avenue Stores.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-02

WESTERN UNIVERSITY text books.
H. WATTS & Co., Wood st.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-02
ZEPHYRS, WORSTEDS and ART
EMBROIDERY.

present with the very and desirable
materials specially American,
LOOMS reliable prices Come and look round Not
essary to buy
80 pieces rich Jamestown Pad Stripes Mixtures and Fancy
Weave IS and size. These especially handsome.
5anch Cloths, weight As, 50, IS and 75c
4ainch Tricos, coors and black 3d. size and up.
sutings, a-wool and superb quality IS and 87zc
elegant line of Black Goods all kinds superb
Silks. Prices interesting
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-02

A N ORDINANCE-AUTHO THE
"A construction of sewer on Center avenue
from Craig street to Barton street.
oecuon l-Be 1t ordained and enacted by the
city OF Pittsburg in Select and Common Coun-
c.is assembled. and it Is hereby ordained and
enacted by the authority of the same. that the
Chiet OF the Department of Public Works be
anu Is hereby authorized and directed to adj
tertise IN accordance with the acts of Assembly
OF the Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania and the
ordlnances Of the said city of Pittsburg relating
thereto. and regulating the same for proposals
Tor the construction Of a pipe sewer on Center
avenue. commencing at the west side Of Craig
street. thence to a connection with sewer at
Neville street, and TO be 20 inches in diameter,
tnence to connection with sewer on Center
avenue at Barton street, and to be l5 inches in
diameter. the contract therefor to be let in the
manner directed by the said acts Of Assembly
ana ordinances, the cost and expense of the
same to be assessed and collected in accord
ance with the provisions of an act of Assembly
OF the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania entitled
AN act relating to streets and sewers In cities
OF the second class, approved the 18th day Of
May. A d. 1882 sel-SO
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3 A n ORDINANCE-AUTH0R THE
"A construction Of = sewer on Howard alley
and Ihirty-fourth street from point about 800
1eet northeast OF Thirty fourth street to . con-
nection with sewer on Ihirty-fourrh street at
LiEonier street.
Section l-Be il ordained and enacted by the
Cit1 Of Pittsburg IN Select and Common Coun-
Gus assembled and it is hereby ordained and
enacted BY the authority Of the same. That the
Cnief OF the Department Of Public WORKS be
M and Is hereby authorized and directed 20 edver.
Use n accordance with the acts Of Assembly Of
tne commonwealth Of Pennsylvania and the
q ILo,nances Of the said city Of Pittsburg relating
tnereto, and regulating the same for Proposals
sor the CONSTRUCTION Of pipe
sewer 70 inches In diameter on Howard
alley and Thirty-fourth street commencing at >
point about 800 feet northeast of Thirty fourth
street. thence along Howard alley to Thirty
fourth street, theneo along Thirty fourth
5treet 70 connection with a sewer at
lAgonier street. the contract therefor 70 5t let
IN the manner directed BY the said acts OF
assembly and ordinances, the cost and ex-
pense Of the same to be assessed and coli ected
IN accoroance with the provisions Of an act Of
assembly Of the Commonwealth Of Pennsyk
vanla entitled "An Act relating 70 strects and
sewers In cities Of the second class" approved
tne 18th day Of May, A. d. 1850 se1-SO
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-02

A n ORDINANCE-AUIHO TIE
street from Brownsville avenue 20 Bailey arc
nue.
section 1-Be IL ordained and enacted by The
ellis assembled, and It Is hereby ordained and
enacted by the authority Of the same, That the
Chief Of the Department OF Public Works bo
and is hereby authorized and directed to adTer-
tise for proposals for the CONSTRUCTION Of Z
board walk on William street. from Browns
vile avenue to Bailey avenue. and the same
shall be let in the manner directed BY an act re-
ond class, approved May 16 1859 and ordi-
nances Of Council relative to the same. The
cost and expense Of the same 70 be
assessed and collected in accord11ce with the
provisions Of an act Of Assembly Of the Com
monwealth of PennsylVanis entitled>-An acs
relating to streets and sewers in cities Of the
second class, - approved the 18th day Of May,
I'd. 1880 sel-30
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-02
BLANKETS and FLANNELS.

Red and white all wool Country Blankets full size, s. pair Mar
veousy quality You should stock before buying
Dollars saved.
tell you all about the attractions and
Cloak room, This department to be grand specially
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-02

70 enact - ordinance for tie ErzII1f d -
city Of PirrsburE IN Select and Couuon Co11-
ellis assembled, and IL u hereby 1rI1i1eI and
enacted By the authority Of the same. ro1< he
and Is hereby authorised and directed 70 z1rer-
tise IN accordance with the acts Of Assembly
Of the Commonwealth Of Peu1syIr1ni1 and
the ordinances OF said city Of Pi-<e1ur< re|1--
ing thereto and regpIa<inE the, same for pro-
posals for the grading Of Emily street from
Craft avenue TO HaIket street, the contrast
therefor 70 be let IN the manner dIrec<cd bI
the said acts Of Assembly and ordinances
sessed and collected In accordance with the
prjTisions y An act OF Assembly Of the Com
monHealrb OF Pennsyiva1ia entitled -An act
A. d. 1852 sel-50
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To Clean Up the Seasons Stock.
81 so Qualities at 81 90.
81 90 Ones at 81 so.
81 so and 81 rs ones at 81 90.
So 90 and So % ones at 50 25
A few, only, of silk
81 50ones at So 25.
S. so ones at So rs.
Then we call your attention again to our
clearing up sale of
Boys Waists,
IN LARGE SIZES 8 TO IA YEARS.
A good chance to buy boys waists cheap.
81 % ones at 75 cents.
81 25 and 81 90 ones at 81 90.
These are all the best Star make but we want
to run off the stock to make room for winter
goods
The Mems and Boys Flannel Shirts
Also going out at greatly reduced prices. See
the great bargains in
Gents Neckwear, Hosiery and Un-
derwear,
In fall and winter weights, opsp e every day.
Come in for schools outfits if you are going
away.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-17

10 appoint a commission 10 go out TO Bick-
ctstail's establishment on kepleT's farm %
make an investigation and report whethe-
the business can he and is beng conducted
without giving r'sn 20 obnoXicu' Od Ors.
The dc'cndauts said II a competent CON
mission should make an examination and
report that the factory could not be
operated without creating nuisance they
would discontinue the business. Counsel
Tor tbe compuinauts insisted thst 'air con-
ciusicLs could NOT hc 1rliYed al 10y such
method. Persons Twins IN the ucighoor-
hood snrh as those whose alidaylts have
boon Gic1. they insisted, are better able to
JUDGE concerning the matter.
Judge N clifford took The papers and val
render MS dccinOn this morning.
The Court next TOOK mp tbc case a. liiil
Guycrustor against GUf1ih Erothofs, which
j. an appeal from the County Court. where
judkmrat was rendered for the plaintiffs
for their cl.'m, nmouuuCg 10 about $3.50.
Th.s 'e . >uit b;o0tht by liiI& Guyernator.
VINO leased an 81 The Exposition priyi cgc.,
against tAc Griffith BROTHERS, who rented tho
privilege oi conducdug certain gamcs. lhoY
Took ln appeal ou tie ground tnst
theirs vls purchase ~ privilege
f,I which tbpir properly could not BE- dis
trained; also. chat lhcir games were M viola
tion OF ihc stale laws against gambling ana
That the crurrfl contractors acted in plain
violation OF lsw ir leasing The privileges.
Judge W clifford took inc papers under ad-
vlsrmcnt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-17

chorus, Woes Of the Wlne-Cup, lodge
choir: recitation, The Polish BOY. George
II. Baker; duet. A Warrior Bold, ). L'
williams and Ellen 1ayior; reading, Der
Dog und der Lobster, Thomas Barker; dia-
logur. An Afternoon Call Carrie Booker
nnd |. 90 Barker: song and chorus, Ring Dem
Cbjmin' Bells, Il. 4. Mays aud lodge
choir: recitation. Little BESSIE, Grace
Booker: reading. One OF the Little
ones. Es'clle shacSleiord; song aud chorus
Wen Press this Battle ON, q. >.
Shacklcford and lodge CHOIR; rccita-
ton, Curicw Shall Not Ring o-Nigh',
Ellen Taylor; reading, The Lightning.lt0d
Dtspen.o-, Horace Burnett; duet. Daisy, Lee
B1rkcr and Carrie Booker: recitation, The
Wind and Leaves. Lucy Williams; sOne ana
chorus. You'n Miss Your Mother When
shes Gone, =. TAYLOR aud choir; recitation
The Inst Hmm, Ellen Taylor; solo, Then
You'u Remefnter Nc. Grsce Booker; re-
masks. G.. $. Shacklcford chorus, Thanks re
20 God, lodge choir. Organist, Annie Ei-
leu.
siate.Depu'y G.. :. shackleiord received
from i. b. burroughs, in behalf OF Jefferson
Lca-e. handsome bouquet number ol
visiting brethren from other lodges mace
brief remarks. After the programme "hS
given jefferson Lodge placed before tho'e
present q handsome repast.
on Monday night next Charity Lodge VIII
have q epeclsl programme, which has been
gotten up hy Company \, George ii. BAKER
captain, OF that lodge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-17
PeraouzIsand B-iefs.

M,lor William !. Simous continues quite
III.
Major Robert stiles was we'll enough to
be az his Office yesterday.
Colonel J. L. Cafrinrton continues very
III; bis condition last night was unchanged.
Mr. +. n. Helienstcin. OF the Theolocicsl
Seminary 10 Alexandria, il stopping at MUIR
phy'- Hotel
The festival NJ Park.Piace Methodist
church was largely attended last night. 10
will close tO.u.ght
The Parker Battery Association will hold
their annual reunion on TUESDAY. hay 18th,
at Parkcr's Battery Park on the Hewlett
lines, in Chesterfield.
Nr. William II. sands yesterday received
a cablegram from 3ir. Archie -. Paterson
announcing The safe arrival ~ himself and
Mr George Bryan at Rotterdam.
The Walker Light Guard had a target
practice after Wednesday afternoons parade,
in which the medal was won by Nir. VI. L.
r. Madden. Sergeant Mitchell made TIE Sc
cond best shot.
The case Of Green against the Richmond
ani Danville Railroad Company, which is an
action for $4,000 damages for injuries re-
celyed IN an accident on the Midland road,
is set ior trial in the city Circuit Court on
the 18th instant
Captain George A. AinsiIe, who has been
visiting Albany, \. Y, and various Atlantic
coast resorts, IS back al houe again, but VIII
remain only short time. lie goes from
here 10 Old Point and later ON Will take
trip to Europe. His health is much 'm-
proved.
so. I Steamers hose-carriage, capable oi
carrying 1000 feet OF hose. has been over
hauled. repaired. aud painted 40 Nc
Donough's carriage-factory, and is now
equipped for two horses instead OF one q,
iorleriy. II presents a beautiful appear
ance 10 red and gold.
ur. aud Mrs. William II. Pleassnts, DR..
I. D. Hawkes., and others, members OF The
Society Of Friends leave this morning 90 a-.
tend the scmi9unual meeting ol their de-
nomination In ~OutnimVion Mr. and hrs.
Plcasants. after the meeting, will 90 into
Eastern North Caroiua for lew days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-17
BrooAiyn 5Ochoy-,iub Races.


f3y telegraph % ths Dispatch
BRooELYN. May lG.-First race-purse
81, 900. all ages, SIX iurloucs-T Tipstaf "ou /;
Fordbam second, Eolan third. Time, l:l5}.
second e--handicap sweepstakes, $1,000
added, mile and q furlOng-Bessie June
won: Baruster second, DunboYne third
Time. l:jI!.
Third rsce-Myrtle stakes. for threeyear-
olds ana upwards. ST, 900 added, selling, mile
and a sixteenth Bronzomarte won; Long
knight second. saylna thicd. Time, l:4sl.
The winner was entered pt $1,000, and was
bought in by the owner ~ $3.50,
Fourth race Carleton stakes for three
velr.oids, Sl,j00 added, one mile-Caroll
won; Longstreet second, Cyclone (cOD
third. Time, 1:42.. Mutuas paid Sl3l straight
and Si7 FOR place.
Flth race-purse. $1,000, for two-year-
olds, selling. five furlougs- rbana was
never headed. Ke1vood second, Foreigner
thId. Time, 2l:03i.
sixth race-thr,e quarters Of mile-Eolo
won Young Duke second, Miracle thifd.
Time, l:lJt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-17
ncnrico .ircultCo court.

tud-c wexford, of the Heorco Circuit
t..ft tDrday reard Argument IN The ~
inno ol ease ssain-t Mcs'ra bickers'Hn y
Lo. 10 wticn c5mm0uly known a. the
t.al-isct5ry nulsasce case. A ful' history
Of POO matter Was published IN YESTERDAY
I-lsfc.. Nes.rs. 4. Y. Meredith ana W.
'- ,-iy. Jr, appeared NJ counsel Tor the
rN.rdaui.. sod iiI Carter, $50. represent =
t' DYmr.a'uauts. VITO are fesiGens oI tnh'
portion % tbe county IN which The factory
ol rolHig- vet i. located. and al whose IN
t1err. .te ioiuLciOu W8s granted.
Marn ~ iJry m the County Conrt'
where t.e.e p,Yties are being prosecuted Tor
rlI.snce. failed 20 sgree upon Nerdlci'
Jusge " enford modified the Injunction 30
~ 20 q ow the defendants 10 continue their
tu.Les., provided u was done wiInou'
FIvrg ofcBcs - the nclghOOrs, aud with
tae further stipulation that the injunction
migsi De again enforced after one days
notcc.
On Tuesday Judge Wsddill, for himself
and others, served notice that the matter
would be- brought 10 the attention OF ihe
Court Yesterday. snd AZ the same Tune nu-
meTous slidayiis we're hlcd.
The defeDdsDts yesterday made thelr re-
spouse and also lled stiidsyib.
Counsel Tor the deiendaun asked the Court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-17
sun,inv-SchoeIIfeunIon.

The quarterly reunion Of the officers and
teachers o. The Second Baptist church sun
Gay school took place in the lecture-rOom
la-t evening. The pastor, Rev. Or. Lam
drum. and the superintendent, Mr. ii. H..
E.lvsou, returned from Memphis, Tenn, IN
time TO be- present. Nusic was the chief
feature oi the evening. Besides the organ
there was tue addition 0i steinwaY Grand
piano. instrumental solos by Mr.. shepherd
Wcbo we're finely rendered. 4 vocal quar-
te,t- by Messrs. Gordon, Barker. Newman,
and Harfi, received hearty applause. The
Superintendent reported 4 gain Of over one
hundred new pupils during the past quar-
ter New committees for the forthcoming
quarter Utre appointed aud other business
transacted. The evening closed with res
ireshlnents and mutual congratulations over
the success OF the last three months in the
.chO.fs history
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-17
nasa-Rnll Aesteeaay.
my telegraph 70 TO oispqtch.l


pbiiadelnbia.
pnr,5eInhias. CO711 O-lG
Cltcqro-. -............O O0O2O1 6-I2
Bs,a.bits- PhiadelpAils. Il: Cncleos. -.
Errors philAdelphla-, ., Chic2oos, :. Bat
ferie,-Gicasou ana >chil''Ii HD'calh'oh'
Gcm0crt. and Farrell.
Ws,llneton:
Y1.0inctons........O O Q o o o o q o. 3
InJis3auo.!s .........O 100000 j.
B.,e.hit;-W -Wa,hiCg.ous. l3; indianapolis,
r. Frror4-W W Wsshlngton-. j: Indianapolis,
3. Hl'teries-FeaIsOn and Mack; Gcz'cn
and buckley.
Nv, YORK.
- Works .O0O4 4OO11 o. 6
revclards. OOOOOl o. 3
pr.e.su.-Now York;. s.: Clcvelauds. s.
Trrors-NeH Nosks. %; Cleyeiluds, o.. Bat
teries Ewing anu bFoWnj "fu'er ana
ZImmer
Boston.
Bostons 2O20300 j-1t
insburghs.........O O21 100 O-- q
Ba,e.ht,-B B0stous, H.: Pnrbulghs. H..
pr-,r-- posfon. .. puraburebs - Bat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-17

Nn,l,ingtnn Votes.

ny lctobl Afli ~ t-a' ft'~-tN-Asl
WASHINGTON, May l6.-BOnd offerings to-
dsy aggregated tllS,U0O. Accepted, 3d.
600 i!'s at los.
The President made the following ap>
poiuiment. this afternoon: Solomon Hirsch.
o. Oregon. 10 be- Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Pleninotent.ary oi the United states
10 Turssy; Clark T.. Carr. Of Illinois, to be
Minister Resident aGd COnsui-GeReral Of
the United states az Denmark; Henry W.
Severance. Of Iahi0rnia, 10 DE COnsul-Gere-
ral II toe nited states a. Honolulu; John
Jarrett, Of Pennsylvanla, to be.COnsui OF the
nted States at Birmingham; Thomas II.
sherman, OF the District Of Columbia, 10 be
Consul Of tie United states al Liverpool;
John ". Douglass and l.. 6. Hine. both
of Washington, 70 be Commissioners OF the
District OF Columbia.
The postal authorities have been notified
Of the arrest Of 6. Il. Dorsey, on the Greea-
wood and Jackson Miss railroad p0st.0aice
line for riding teal registered letter OF ten
dol lars. The evidence against Dorsey is said
to be complete.
The Attorney General hGs received re-
port from 4. b. Needles, ulted States
Marshal OF the Indian Territory, IN regard
10 the conduct Of him,elt and deputies at the
opening VI the Oklahoma Territory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-17
Louisville Races.
By telegraph TO The Dispa,oh.l

tBy Telegraph 70 lle Dlsph-en-l
LOUISVILLE. Nav 10 There va, biz ST.
tendance snd good racing to- day. The
weather was lne, but the track was little
heavy.
First race Louisville Hotel handicap
sweepstakes, all ages, one nlle-Couedy
won; March Ma second, Harry Glenn
third. Time, 1884.
Second intellectually oaks, three-year-
old titles, 81, 30 added, one mile and a
half-Jewel Ban won; Bnndelette second,
Retrieve third Tine, 2:4l.
Third race-selling. all ages. seven FUR
longs CamOr won; Bette Custer second,
Ernest Race third. Time. 1914.
Fourth race--el'ing, SIX iurlOngs-Lena
Ban won; samantha second, Happiness
third. Time. 1:O1.
Fifth rAcc-selling. seven furlongs-Msori
won; Clara c.. second, Rol dor thud.
Time, 1901.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-17
stbbY-t'Tsson Park.
To The Editor OF the Dispatch;

After Libby Prison bls been removed
would u not be good idcs 10 turn The
space it now occupie, into a public park rs
II were that Is. to enclose aud turf 90, tnd
either erect fountain Or small monument
on IL 10 commemorate the spot which the
old Libby once occupied;
~ is not that feel rs though We should
keep grten IN our hearts the mc7iory ot the
past, bee such Thoughts As great snd a. elo-
ri0us as they c1n be, bat il is that IN coming
generations those VINO succeed rs may be-
enabled ~ point cut 10 those wnO wish TO
see II the sp0t on which the old Libby -
once stood.
have 70 from good authority tbs' II The
citizens will Offer 20 Use the property re
suggested above that the Owaers WI give
them a clear title 20 p free of cos'.
They may remove the ma.tor co3strr cted,
bat the earth Is still OuTs. shalt We CONF
memorAic the spot or not: Let MS hear
more on thc subject.
"You may breaa, yol may chatter tho glass it
yos WILL
BI, ,lo SCENT g.
May "a. lS,9. j. + II.
(lt is no, likely that the public Will re-
ceiye this suggestion with favor. Better
Uses for The cry money could be found-for
instance, in improving some Of the existing
parks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-17

The following deeds OF bargain and sale
were recorded in the clerks office Of the
Ch1nccry Court Yesterday:
". =. We-tw0od 10 \. v. B0we, trustee,
q feet 90 Marshall street corner Of Twenty
ninth, >G.0 %.
samuel -. Davies, special commissioner,
10 John Corr.ll, go feet on Moore street
extended. e7f3.
Tb0ua, IS. Lyons and others 10 Richard
W. Du e.. 23 icct on Naln street between
Nineteenth sal Twentieth. $1,000.
Femme u. Grnin o. l.. II. .jctcT, - feet
ou second ,trcetlcween Bates and Preston,
sJ.0aU
John A. Aucu.tne and wife 10 John 5.
H.rwood. one h1G interest south side Ash
land stree; near Randolph, 2jXl2j feet $500.
John =. Isrwood and wife TO John A..
Augustine, oac half interest south side Ash
land street near Randolph, 2jXl2j feet, s-o0.
UfNGco.
G.. r. Sands, special commissioner, TO
william h. Beverldge, 81 acres on Brook
turnpike about iouT miles north OF Rich.
mOBd. $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-17
AD.Spernte Murderer.
tBy telegraph 10 tho DispsFch.l

CINCINNATI, May To- Robert Day, twenty
seven years old, son ei wealthy farmer
liviug two miles from Loveland, o., reach.
ed bone about midnight last night from 4
CIRCUS intoxicated. The family was await
ing. him. Drawing TWO reyovers he de-
clared his intention Of "cleaning out the
ranch." The family hastily leit the room.
Robert Day. Sr., sixiy-hye years old. Was
the last 10 leave, ana his son with deliberate
an fred AZ him aud sent \ BAH through bis
body. Young Day then went In search OF
the other members OF the iafaily. but fnd-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-17
TI5sE FOR tSEsT.
SIR yise Thinks 'This a Time Cor POLL
ticians 10 Have a Respite froIh
Their E.ahOFs.

Hon. John =. Wise, OF New York, former
~ Of Richmond. ha, been in the CITY for the
past tSo DAYS. He was sought by Dispaich
rcnoricr la,, night aud asked for on eX-
rrcs,loa OF opinion in regard 70 Harrison i,
sppam.meut4 for Virginia aud the political
situation in This state. The captain seemed
~ ba iu the best oi humor, bu! did not want
. lc interviewed.
81 am here" he said. "on law business
and e.hcn NOT So engaged am having most
delightful time with my friends, and DO
rot want 20 mar the profit or pleasure Of my
visit by the uuuroGtabie and unpleasant dis
cus-icu OF poltics.'
"Whst do Won think n the outlook for
harmony iu Your party during the coming
campsigu:" +" ASKED tho reporter.
The last election occurred six months
aro. ibc usyt is SIX months on, and l thlnk
n th-fr ws- tvcr q time % give politics q rest
IT, is just ~ t,i, midway statiou.'
C.ptein NIso viii return to New YORK
Saturday m9~u'ng.