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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27
THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
Meeting Last Night-A Call to BE Made
Vnon Hon. II. G. winthrop.

A meeting Of the Executive Committee
of the Virginia historical Society was held
last night at the rooms of the society IN
the Westmoreland-Clu house. Present :
Messrs. Henry Gin the chair. Curry, Cot
trell, Barony, Brooke. Brock, and Banks
dale, recording secretary.
Many gifts were reported of books from
individuals, learned institutions, and the
departments of the Government Also,
relics Of the past. among them the seal OF
the Roanoke (river) Navigation Company,
which commenced operations IN 1908,
from Hon. William Writ Henry. An old
Bible. bv John Robertson, salt-maker,
printed at Glasgow. l774," containing q
registry of the Burrows family CON-
mencing March 30, 1900.
The committee being informed OF the
proposed visit TO our city on the LIST oil
Nav of the venerable Robert Q. Winthrop
of Massachusetts. an honorary member OF
this society and late the president OF the
Massachusetts Historical Society, on mo-
tion II was :,
Resolced, That this committee will call
on MIR. Winthrop ina body on next Friday
or at such time as may be convenient tc
him.
J. Aston Cabell, Esq, was elected amen.
Der of the Executive Committee to fill
vacancy.
The following gentlemen were elected
member. OF the society: Major Penn Peter
GaskelI Hall, Philadelphia. Pa; John IL
Alexander. Esq, Leesburg, Va; Leuten.
! ant John s. Mallory. United States army
Fort Omaha, Neb.: DR.. William b. Iowles
University of Virginia Professor William
s. Trent. University of the south, Su
vance, Tenn, and Philip Is. Shield, Esq.
Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27
MEMORlAL-DAY AT LAKEWOOD.
The Ladies' Hope to Receive Abundant
Contributions of Flowers.

When the ladies of the eastern portion
of the city organized the lakewood Memo
rial Association they fixed upon the 10th
Of May, tho anniversary of the death Of
General Stonewall Jackson, for its obsery-
ance.
No more appropriate time could have
been chosen than the day on which the
beloved chieftain yielded up his life for
the country and the cause which lie loved
80 well, and for which he did such noble
service.
On some occasions the season has been
so backward that but few flowers could be
had to serve the purposes of these devoted
women, but this year there promises TO be
an abundance of the early varieties and no
doubt but that . plentiful supply will be
placed at their disposal.
1t il sweet and holy custom, this of
keeping alive the memory OF the virtues
and lives of those who fell in defence of
what they considered right and Just. This
annual visitation TO the places where they
lie brings ever fresh TO the Imagination the
story of their heroic deeds and suderings.
In many household which viii be repre-
sented on the grounds of lakewood on the
approaching Decoration-dav there are sa-
| cred spots where some go alone 10 look at
and weep over some trinket, some sourenir
| of the loved and lost, worn or handled by
those who have gone TO the other shore. y
These are all hidden from public gaze, and
| only those who hold them know Of the
lLttJo hidiQgspiacas vhexs thar Lar. and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27
Mean temperature. %.
MEMORIAL-DAY IN ATLANTA.
A Wildly Fnthuslastic Reception Give
To- General Joaeph y. Johnston,

ATLANTA, Ga. April 26.-Probably never
before since the war has there been such a
GATHERING OF Confederate veterans 0s was
here 20 take part IN the memorlal-day eX-
erciscs to-day. The special attraction was
the presence of a large number OF ex-Con-
fcderate generals. Among these were
Joseph T.. Johnston and J.. Kirby smith,
two IF the three full generals, (Beaurecard
having been compelled 60 decline at the
last minute.) Eaior-Geucral +. VI. B
Young. Brigade, Generals Lige Anderson,
l.. 7. Gartrell. J. Henderson. Holtzciaw,
Tawton. Bell. Robertson. SOrrel. vance,
N. J. Wright. W. s. Walker and others.
lion. j. G. &. DiacA, OF Augusta, vas the orator
OF the DIV. To-dsys exercises cons sted OF 10y
homo by Gran master Dayi-on, OF tho Masonic
Grand Lodge Of Georgia These exercises were
attended by the wishing generals aud 'ete, ans.
Aty o'clock he GRAFTON u Mr.. Ba X was deliver
al in Derives Dpera-House. From here pro-
cesslon OF veterans from all parts OF Georgia aud
from other states, military companies ana car
rtagss containing tho generals and Nom oeri OF
tho soldiers Memorial Association match9d 20
Oakland ceraelery, whore the graves ~ the Con
federa'e dead Wero s.rewn wish lowers. ne
coremonie. hero wore brief. Tho special Incl
dent Of the dgv wa tue Wi,fly-enf hlsiasiic ro-
ception giyru General Johnston by his OLD 80
flers. When biz carriage first appeared the Q
was a Shout, and probably i,O.O veterans crowd
I'd around ~ see "Ol1 joe lie ard General
Kirby Smith were in The Same carriage. old
soldiors cut the horses loose and dragged the
carnage IND and down for several BLOCKS which
were or 1ia1 with Veterans. inore were many
touching incidents during tho ride Illustrating
the deep love VI tho Did soldiers for their great
leader
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27
A MYSTERIOUS ShOT.
IL Causes Some Excitement Around the
shafer Building.

AT 7:90 O'Clock last night persons who
happened TO be in the vicinity OF Tenth
and Main streets heard the clear, loud re-
port Of a revolver, which sounded as II IL
had been fred in one OF the rooms IN the
Shafer building.
Within a few minutes quite a crowd had
gathered on the sidewalk, and there was
considerable excitement, as 1t was ire
ouently predicted that somebody had oeen
shot in one Of the rooms of the building.
Finally some gentlemen went ". the
fights of steps leading from the MAN.
street entrance. On the second hoor every
Office was locked and all the lights were
out. :.
The only room on the third floor In
which lights were burning and which was
not locked was the one occupied by Mr..
W. w. Cosby. Jr. Three colored men
were in there and one of them seemed to
have been sweeping the floor. They, stated
that thew had heard the report OF the pls-
tol but claimed that it was nred IN some
other part of tho building.
Policeman Allen. who soon arrived, cues
toned the negroes very closely. but they
positively denied having fired the pistol.
The officer, however, gave 1t as ms
opinion that the revolver had been hred by
one of the negroes, either accidentiy OF
that one Of them had purposeiy dischaigeo
the weapon through one OF the WINDOWS
which were raised.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27
DEALINGS IN REAL ESTATE.
Transfer, Recorded in Richmond and
Uenrico County.

The following deeds were admitted i, TO o
record yesterday III the CIeIA oAi0oo u 'i-'
X;Il1am n. Beverage and wife to
rt,orins r. Sims $50 north Moore, Har-
r;son and Norton streets, Soo.o2.
r CnrringtOn's executor 10 James
Sweeney. A. 5-12 feet on east SIDE Oh Elghth
r II Gillian. substitute trustee, TO Sue
A Scrugrs, Sinonia i. Roberts, virginia
r Roberts. and Thomas II. ROBERTS; Jr.,
LEGAL title to 3s2f feet on sonth slde OF
o., erect between FIRST and toushee, 10.
Sal, r. Knowles trustee 70 ). l. Car
r;ncton,s executor. 40 feet on Eighth street
between Main and Cary TO perfect title 90
r r Zee and wife to William NJ. Iur-
min 100 feet on Marshall street, northwest
corner of Norton, 50. -.
William NJ. Turpln TO Mary j.. wife OF
r. b. Lee, 100 feet on Marshall street.
northwest corner of Norton. -.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance.
Comnany to Charles X. Willis, % feet on
Williamsburg avenue ana lfS ieet on
'" Contact of Sales: Edward II. Brown
agrees to sell to Motley White 80 feet on
Tobacco alley for 81 1872, payable in month
" instalments OF $25 each. go
Wills Admitted TO Probate, Qualliica-
tjons. &c. Helen III. Sumner qualified as
odministratrix Of +. ". Jones. deceased.
Bond, 1880. with c. w. Hunter and Wal
ter Bowie SIS sureties.
COUNTY COURT OF HENRIco.
Jackson Brandt and wife to W.. Is,
WeldrOn. $50 feet on south side of FLOYD
street between Elm and Cedar, $500.
Emma II. Lacy's trustee to jackson
Brandt. 1870 feet on south side of Floyd
street between Elm and Cedar, s4,095.
William J. Cussen and wife to William
Marry. II 91G-l2 feet on state street near
northwest corner of Iompkins, S6oi.
same TO Charlotte Hill, II 9l5-12 feet or
north side of State street near Tomphns
1854.
Same to Rosa Allen, 20 feet on north side
of State street near Tompklns, $40.
Cornelia s. Taylor to Emma Reed, I
acre on west side of Lades'-Alile road, s4t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27
STUDENTS PLAY BALL
,ncroRY FOR THE SECOND RICH
woNo COLLEGE TEAM AT ASHLAND.
IT.. Game At other Points Yesterdsy-Mr
Thomas stabbod-other
Local Matters.

The game of baseball at Ashland yester-
a.. hstween the Second Richmond College
anJ Randolpi-Macon teams WAS very ex-
citing contest.
Although the grounds werein very bad
condition and the weather cloudy there
r,as crowd of several hundred people
,,resent. including some of the fairer sex.
The came was virtuallya pitchers contest,
orlv one hit being made in the whole seven
innings.
The TEXTURES of the game were the dou-
hIe NAV of Strickler and the daring base
sIid,ng OF G. W. Jones. The Randolph
Mocons made rally in the last inning, but
could not overcome the lead gained by
their opponents;
The Richmond boys were highly enter.
tanned by the Ashland boys.
Below is given the full score
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27

STONEWALL JACKSON.
Valentines Statue of Him for Lexington,

Valentines statue Of Stonewall" Jack
sop. which is 20 be erected in bronze ut
Lexington, Va, is out of the mould. and "a
a MAGNIFICENT and most foTcible example or
plastic and sculptural art. In the course
of the next few weeks the public VIII pro
baby have an opportunity of viewing 1t
at his studio before 1t is sent 70 the
founders for its reproduction in bronze.
The figure is heroic, standing as
II does eight feet clear OF ire
plinth. The pose is easy but striking,
aud conveys an impression OF Jackson
under some inspiration that had trans
formed the quiet professor into the war
rior. Twenty years ago General DE Fey
ster, the northern military historian, re-
marked TO the writer that Jackson Was
1.-THE lightning that shivered the tree"
The sculptor seems to have based MS con-
ception If Jackson upon moment when
he was preparing 10 "shlvor The tree" Inc
modelling Of the bead Is n superb place OF
work and the expression OF the face q
remarkable combination OF confidence ana
thoheht-Intelectuali beaming through
placidity. Toreturn to the pose: the tor
80 is full rounded and suggests breast
swelling with enthusiasm, but an cnthu-
siasm kept under restraint The head IL
turned slightly to the right, and the eyes
are directed 10 some distant point. The
right hand rests upon the thigh and grasps
a pair of field-glasses. and the. right foot
being advanced the weight of tho
body is thrown upon the LETT foot
and upon the sword, which latter
is clasped with gauntlcted hand,
the tip of the sheath resting upon the
plinth. The general effect is an almost
imperceptible sway of the figure TO the
left, which, while it imparts a grace, pre-
serves Jackson's characteristics. The
uniform is worked up with the greatest
exactness from wreath to spur. in view
ing the statue those who knew Stone
wall" jackson can hardly fail TO recall the
words of Muhlenbers: There was time
for all things. a time to preach. and q
time 70 pray--there was time TO night, ana
HAT time had now come" Valentine
Jackson is jackson ready to fight and
carry out some great military scheme.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27
IHE CluYERlUS CASE.
Recent Events Recalling the Personnel of
the Trial.

Two Of tue distinguished lawyers who
defended Tommis Cluver,us have recently
gotten good appointments-Mr. A. Browne
Evans 10 a circuit judgeship and Henry X.
Pollard, ESQ.,, to the position of special at
torney for the Commonwealth III coupon
cases.
MIR. s. B. Witt. who was Commonwealth
attorney when Ciuyerus was arrested land
who for good personal reasons had to ask
20 be excused from serving IN that capacl-
ty), is now Judge of the Hastings Court.
Mr.. Charles V. Meredith, who took Mr..
Wits place pro tenpoTe. Is City Attorney,
having succeeded Mr.. Kelley. His asso-
ciate in the prosecution. Colonel William
II. Aylett, was strongly endorsed candi-
date for the ludgeship which Mr. Evans
got. Judge Crump and his son Is. L.
Crump. who were Of counsel for prisoner
are pursuing the even tenor OF their way
IN en- extensive law practice. MIR. Pollard
~ also now resident Of Richmond.
JUDGE AND SERGEANT.
Judge Atkins, who presided at the trial.
was succeeded by Judge Witt, and is now
IN otneer OF tho Internal Revenue Depart
ment here. Clerk Lawton is discharsing
the duties Of his Office as blandlv and effi.
silently as he did during that trial. CITY
Sergeant J. q. Smith. who was er-offc1o
taiier Of Cluverius, has been out OF office
utNSy tVO wars anu July LIST fOlice-( an
tain Charles n. Epps. who with Officer
Logan ;. Robins arrested Cluverius at Mrs.
1unstslIs homo near Centreyille, will
pretty certainly enter upon the duties of
this place. lie has been nominated by the
Democratic party and will 10 doubt be
eiected-though his competitor is ex-Ser.
ceant Smith, who Is endorsed by the Re-
Y puoiicans. Detective John Wren, who
rendered very effective service in collect.
ing the Commonwealth evidence, died q
low weeks ago.
orHKEs WILL KNOWN
The family OF the deceased girl. then
residents OF King William county, now live
IN Richmond. Her body. after resting Eve
years N q grave in section Of Oakwood
owned by one OF her relatives. was 70.
Gently removed u section bought by her
father.
bar. Willie 3. Cluverius, who excited the
adaptation OF many people by his devotion
~ his unhappy brother. has been married
tvice since those tronblous times.
Ma Ganstan ret lives 1t hsr bona. n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27
THE CONFEDERATE MUSEUM.
A Conference Between Members of the
Counrii and the school Board.

The Chairman of the Council Committees
on Finance. Schools, and Grounds and
buildings and the City Engineer and City
ATTORNEY will meet the City School Board
in conference at the HIgb-School building
Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
They will talk over the matter OF Sc
curing a site and erecting q building for
the Central School, so that the JEFF. Davis
mansion can be transferred TO the Ladies'
Hollywood Memorial ASSOCIATION to be
used as Confederate memorial hall and
museum.
The result Of the meeting will be report
ed to the Joint meeting of the Committees
on Finance, Schools, and Grounds and
Buildings. of which Mr.. Capers is chair
man. and they will make q report to the
Council
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27
San, - ;ail for sixty days and surety 70

| Sen. 10 iail for sixty days ana surety To
o,,ire 4 for the same length Of time.
qIHt Henri Ross (colorcd), feloniously cutting
CbapIns Gerlick with a razor with lnton,'
t 20 iii Continued Ross is already IN lal.
!" P MI, Coleman (colored), trespassing
on the premises Of tho First police s s%rstv
and refusing to leave when ordered. nu ils
reouired for her good behavior tor tni'y
N.Y. 2ns white man and eight negroes were
oboroaJ with being concerned IN the con,
d dnct Of the game commonly, called
9 anolicy.p but the evidence failed to s ms
tan the charge and the cases were us
'' Edward Gilman. charged with being 7!
drink Surety required for sixty days III
| the sum of 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27

There is no man to-day in the city Of
Richmond bearing a clean and spotless
character that ha, become so rapidly pop
ular az Mr. Louis Fellheimer, the proprie-
tor of the s. O. 2. c. Hall, on Broad street,
corner Of Third. The suits OF clothes,
hats. and furnishings that this gentleman
sold yesterday were actually marvellous:
His sales increased over $500 over those OF
the previous Saturdav. This only goes to
show how honorable dealings and a small
profit system Il appreciated by the people.
4 few more good ealesmen can secure 30.
sitions by applying between the hours OF
7 and tomorrow evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27
A Very Cool Burglar.

PARxsRsBuRa, IVA, April GA remarkable
case Of theft was discovered hsre ts-day j, W.
Mcnamara was arrested on q telegram from
FisminEton charging him WITH robbery. In
containing over $1,000 worth Of jsseiry. ON
tuesday night Mcnamara entered tue ievelry
sore OF David Perkins, OF Pennington, and
stripped it OF It's entire contents, even taking
PerKinss repairing toeis ana supply OF pens
LOOKING for Dusiness-stand In which 10 begin
business tor himself. The iewelry has been
identified rs Perkins,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27

King and Quccn county. near Ccntrcvilie:
Herman Joel. the ieweller who identified
the watch-key, removed from here TO West
Point, Va, and thence 20 Europe.
DIR. Beale, then physician to the city
fail and an important witness az 10 tho
scratches on thu prisoners band, now past
four-score years, is living with his daughter
in Philadelphia.
wEII-BEMEalBzRED FACES.
Since the DAYS Of the trial and execution
the American Hotel where Lillian stopped
when she came to Kichmond has changed
hands and Mr.. John 5. Dodson aud his son
Joseph are both dead.
Mr.. Lysander w. Rose, who was then
keeper Of the Old reservoir. where the
body was found, is now resident OF Hen
rico.
Mr. Dickinson, of Bath county, in whose
family Lillian lived, has been dead several
years.
PERSONAL.
The murder was committed March IL.
1885. and hundreds Of names were connect
ed with il as counsel, as officers OF the law
as witnesses, and as Jurors. Upon reading
over the list one Is surprised TO find how
death has thinned the ranks and how many
ups and downs there have been IN the Tor
tunes of the survivors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27
From the Clerks Rscord.

In the Police Court yesterday morning
Major Thompson lcolsred) was charged
with stealing a lot of railroad iron, the
property OF some person unknown; also
with carrying two knives as concealed
weapons. He was sent TO Jail for sixty
daysfor larceny and fined SO and costs for
carrying concealed weapons.
Margaret Morris (colored) was charged
with stealing ono peir of shoes and other
articles OF wearing apparel; also with be-
ius drunk and disosderiy ON tia strsaA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27

49,. ,hov on 10 live over again the DAYS
s wbao s aaection showed itself in words and
acts. hovaxer. when all
meet ~ in nos oatwood on . particular, stated
dsy to join heart and hand in, IN DONG "ss
this testimony Of affection there are soI no
restraints, but all meet ,; on Of O the battle.
10 do honor TO the yictiins VI
heId t dr oyipr duty the Of lakewood
In tnis iu' ionk to those who have fow-
Ass3ciat41n a not thew have never done so in
e ,a;n ,Or T Iu viii thank any who have them
yam marc a 10 send them TO the grounds, the
10 spare 20 se a;iher of the officers, or adj
I r;sn sooe one of them where they may DO
had and they will be sent Tor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27
A Fine orlil-Pond Club.

Colonel J. Bel Bigger went fishing on
FRIDAY last and in his catch was a club
measuring twenty two and one half inches
ia length, seven inches wide. mouth Ave
inches ia diameter, and which weighed
sig pounds thirteen ounces. he caught
this ash with slender pole and light line.
Who has beat thisr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27
Return Your Tsx-List.

Weeks ago tax-list was left at the resi-
dence of each taxpayer in the city. -, T..
IL is the duty of the taxpayer to MI ~
up and return ii to the Commissioner OF
the Revenue. and thus enable nun 70 wLite
up his books promptly and enter she TAX
payers property correctly.
lmmediats attention TO this matter viii
be for the benefit OF all concerned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27
DE4TIIS,

UARDAWAY.-Died April 2lsr, at Glenmors,
Amalia county. Va, the residence 81 her father,
John <. Haraaway, ESQ.,, NAME "lNsIOS
HARDAWAY; aged twenty-five years.
JoHNsON.-Died.a az the residence Of her hus-
had. No. go Cumberland street. April 25tn,
AMIR j.. beloved wife OF C. ". Johnson, In
tho twenty-second year Of year age.
Burial from her late residence THIS MORN
ING a. IL o'clock.
NcGRUDER.--Dicd at Newport News, Mt 4 %
O'Clock saturday morning, MIS- SALLlE {. NC
GRifpER, wife Of Charles Il. McGruder, former
lv of Richmond; axod thirty-siI years.
Funeral from Chesapeake and ONO depot At
lo.,0 o,clocl THIS SUNDAY MORNING. Friends
nlease assemble at Chesapeake aud ohio depot
scpI-yAN-D.ed, April 18th at $50 A. u,
MINNIE. iufant daughter Of Louie j. and Bertha
scnumann. -,
Funeral will take place from the residence OF
the parents on west Leigh street, TO-DAY az 4
pw. Friends aud acquaintance invited 70 at
faud.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27
unrgnin IN an Uprlght.

Saturday On Upright Piano which had
been rented out for eleven months was re-
turned. The piano is a good instrument,
will be- sold CHEAP for cash or on easy m
stalments. MANLY Is. RAMOS Ior,
Main street, next 10 corner OF Ninth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27
srABsEo BY A NEGRO.
ARzror Used Upon Mr.. Thomas WIN ITO
hahiv Fatal Effect.

About 1895 o'clock this morning Mr. 'O""
rhomos. an employee OF the Richmond Loco'no-
t,va- ana Machine Works. was stabbed ana ais-
ON bowelled by negro. =.
The occurrence happened at tho oornor o.
CLAW and Harrison streets, bat just now tns W.,
bic originated could not be ascor'n'noe ''''
Thomas Is said TO have been somewhat uns .ta
the induence Of Iluor and TO nave hst WIZ VIC
rs,ro ON Uerrison street n short ava abce Iu,H
tlSv. they engaged IN a quArrel aoou' solne
trivial matter. which finally ended 10 tho nes,o
usng A razor upon tbs white man "i1n proO~o'
fatal effect
THE POLICE INFORMED.
A. sooo ma the police learned OF the occur
,ans. sevsraI of them went 10 the scene Lhe
nsrro had eN.eped, aud at ou carry houi 'HAS
morning had not Deen arrested. ,,
MIR Thomas Was found lying upon 'uo ~ ~,
vsIk snffering great agony. He was NOT ID q
condition 10 be removed until surgical ala was
rendered, aud Or. Brock was summoned "s'-
tend him where be lay.
INA SERIOUS CONDITION.
The wound which Nr. Thomas received 10
vary dangerous ons and chances are deciIenIy
against his recovery. lie could give the 0nlcsrs
no very cierr account Jf how tho troupe o,
cur ed nor did be know tue nalno oil his asssli-
ant ,.,,.h,
they had discovered tho iionhy OF 70" host'
and several OF them wore searching Ior hiin-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
Wnnhlnrf0n

Washington
Rain. Bhll games postponed 10 dsy-Wash-
liuetons-NewHayons: Observation-Disclosures.
Bo.ton t}rotherhood):
New lork.............6 o ! o III
observation-disclosures, IA Now lorks. II. Er-
rOrs-Bosions. 0: New Ork-. = Bstteries-kil-
roy, Daley, ani Kelly; Crane and Vaughan.
Boston tLeagIel:
Bo-tons 0 0 0 0 ! o.
New Norss..........0 O 0 o ! K 3
observation-disclosures. 4: New Yorks, !. Errors
Bostons .; New YOrl =. 3. Batteries Nichols aud
| Cancel: Rusle and Buckley
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27

WEATHER REPORT.

TBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
WAsHINGros, April 2G.-For virginia
| FAIR clearing, warmer weather, winds be
Lcoming southeastery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-27

pr Rev. l.. J. PHAUP, PASTOR
HoWARD's- GROVE METHODIST CHURCH,
will be assisted IA the revival services by Rev.
r. ]. TAYLOR. Of tho Virginia Conference, during
this week. The public are invited TO attend.
an 27-3N