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Dodge City times., 1890-05-09
PUBLICATION suMs,oNs.

In the District Court within and for the County of
Ford, in the state of Kansas.
Hartford Life and Annuity Insurance Company,
corporation, Plaintiff
Dodge City times., 1890-05-09
SHERIFF'S SALE,

Attorneys for plaintiff, ,
Dodge City times., 1890-05-09

In the District Court within and for the County Of
Ford, in the state Of Kansas.
Southern Kansas Mortgage Company, corpora
ton, Plaintiff.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-30
The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY VA
clear and windy.
NEW Work STOCK MARKET.

Mean temperature. ..:...............'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-30

prejudice. There is no race tina. .,;snee.
greater lack of self-assertion ana Is.,iruai
and IL is on this account that the o'ad the
complaints arise. We have reaS,in,uha Nat wa
point whore we have given them All " LOOK
can legally. and now the negro mus isgal
out for himself. More or greater 1T
aid IL impossible under the ont
tuition. and now no must hgnt;, Ia
his battles for himself. Ana and
better so to teach him self-relianov e.
a training in that great schooi % Of
perience. There Is no political warart
dealing with this question now on tn ~ pant
of the Federal Government, as even W" O.
in the latter days Of his presidency r,ea
knowledged. end it necessarily cy Js I,
under the Jurisdiction of the state. - ara "a
some localities the rights of the negro ne
not respected their redress must be sous aa
in other WAYS than political interteT ~. ~;
The solution of the problem now - 70 n
one of a political nature, but rather -
development OF the race, III Is toosract
them into self-assertlon, reliance. RESP 80 :,
and n better morality. This ougnS
not TO be discouraging when We
consider that they began free exlste In,s
only twenty-five years ago. wnel isa',
our race has been in position OF supreilliias11
for over eight hundred. This metn;O ra
of dealing with them would receNo
the appreciation of tho southern wh',o,i
though they are out and out opposed
10 the idea of negro rule IN tne ~
gro's present condition. And for this pu uIo
pose of education it may be said they t aro
now spending as much relatively as .Lle ne
North. Tho only practical solution TO It IL
problem is to educate the negro from Ii y;
ignorance and inexperience into conulee
ton where he will not be the easy dupe ..
false guides. 1t will necessitate, long
schooling. butone which when all tnlnS7
are considered. ought not TO weary the pa
thence or cause discouragement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-30
THE RACE PROBLEM.
Ex-Governor Chamberlain TIMES INC
Limit Has Been Reached for FED
eral Interference.

The lecture delivered 10y ex-Goyernor
CbamNerlain. of South Carolina. March
2Gth before the Kent Club on lhe race
Problem" the New Haven J0wna. a'lt
Co,irie, saws was one of great interest
from first TO last. According to the
speaker the solution Of this problem nus .Hn,
now be effected through other means tnan
political interference. or the YlSloHsLy
schemes of mere philantllroplsts; IN tne
South the white class ought 10 rule thougn
in cases they are in the minority. IhaI ~
tho intelligent minority IS necessa-
nly superior to the ignorant maJoli-
Is. After trial of eight wears Tue
colored man showed his utter ma
bilty to rule himself and his utter lAca
of experience. Concerning the nights ot
the negro he said: Ii any State passes an
action that infringes on the rights OF u cl.,I
Zen OF the United States, then the .ut ~
Government may step in and correct ~
when individuals come under the o'aet
supervision, then the central goVerniu ~,
has no jurisdiction. The negro mas ny"
all the protection and rights thas IL IL
Federal Government can give nm. 10
possesses lust the same as any othei Iais
and more than that can't be gwen un4 ~.
the limitations of the CONSTITUTION:
must cease to be the special faNoINo ~
the law and become citizen ot .n
country. He is no longer ward OK lne n =,
ton, but an integral part, ana All law -,
his behalf are out OF date. The reason w,
we think the same protection not snnciene
for the negro as for the white arises my
from his race weakness rather tnAn ssA'A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-30
GOOD FRIDAY.

Mass Of the Presanctified and Alteration
Of the Cross at s O'Clock A, NJ; at 3 o'clock
p. NJ. the hour at which our Lord died,
station, of the Gross: NJ 1890 o'clock sing-
jur Of The Office Of TcneIrW, during which
time the Bishop VIII preach ON the sta
tons cf the Cross.
Good Fridays service is the most solemn
Of Holy Week. Gloom prevails IN the
church, the vestments are OF BLACK; the
affair is stripped OF commentator, and the
music is of the most pathetic character.
In the Catholic churches the candles are
not lighted, tho clergy PROSTATE them
selves before the altar and the crucitiX
which M to this time has been covered
with black. is unveiled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-30
DEATHS.

CLARKR-Dled, &c his residence. No. 500 mort
TWeuty-fourth street. At $3.50 o'clock last niSh
+. W. CLARE L. ia the forty -nrst wear Q, his AZ
Tho funeral will take place from tho ihlrn
Presbvterian church MONDAY the 3lst instan.
81 O'Clock. Friends and acqGalnisnces arc la
yted 20 attend.
DHLOS.-Disd, AZ her residence. on Leigh
street. Sunday morning. March 10, 1880, Ira
MARGARET 4. DILLON, relic. Of John Dillon,
ia tho sixty-fourih year Of her age.
Blessed are the dead who die Ia the Lord"
iierfuneral took place at Clsy-street Metho-
dist church on Monday Afternoon, March IL, loyJ.
Danvillo papers please copy.
FRY.-Dlei, at tho residence OF bis parents.
Marrh ~. 1850. AT ~ O'Clock NJ. LtONAhp, IN
fantcnilI u william and Mary Fry; aged eleven
months.
We hnd little treasure once.
ie was our Joy and pride;
We loged him. ali, perhaps TOO Won,
For soon BIO slept aud died.
Funeral will take place from tho residence, 'W
south Belyidero street, 81 NDA1 at ociocks
Friends are respectfully Invited 70 attend
LAUNDER-Dle At her parents. residences.
March IS 1872, et4;gOP NJ, KATIE ABEL. only
daughter OF Thomas n. aud Katie Lsundert
aged eight months to-day.
This lovely bud, 80 young 40 fair.
called hence by early doom,
just came 10 show how sweet hover
In Paradise would bloom.
Ere sin could harm or sorrow fade
Death came with friendly caro-,
The opening bud 70 Heaven conveyed,
And babe I, blossom there.
The funeral will take place TdIS Sunday
AFTRRSOON at 3 O'Clock fro m tho residence,
corner OF Nicholson and Fulton streets. Friends
and acquaintance Invited 10 attend without fur-
Their notice.
METZGER.-Ded, a. his residence, No. BIO
north TYenty-ninth street. Friday At go A. NJ,
a. or a long and painful illness. which DO bore
with Christian f0riitude, HENRY hElLGkk, IN
The ifty.oighth year Of his age.
lie leaves a wife and six children to mourn
their lOss.
A precious one from Us hss gone,
voice wo loved 10 stilled.
A place Is yscant ia our homo
Which never can BE- filed.
farewell father, thou hast lsf, Us;
wethy loss mOsi deeply feel:
But Ills Coz who hath beteft US;
lilo can all our sorroEs heal.
Ills funeral will take place from =. Johna
German Lutheran church THIS sunday BYE.
MING ats o'clock. Friends and acquaintAnces
are respectfully invited 10 attend.
New York. Baltimore, Philadelphia, and sof'
folk papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-30
a.splendid back-stop. slattcry leaves no

asrIendid back-stop. Slattery leaves no
thing TO be desired in the right field.
as lot the Bostons. they were never 80
strong. Hovey. one of the greatest play
erS IN the country, has Joined the club and
mas made the outfeld thestroneest ever in
boston. Dick johnson ia as great ia
Torite as ever, and with him centre
held IT, in competent hands. Arthur
Twin Twin Is SAID 10 be stronger than
corners are Murphy and SWEET, catchers:
Gumhert and kilroy, pitchers. Morgan
Murphy was the crack catcher OF the At
lantic Association last season. and his GER
vices We're eagerly sought all over the
country. SWEET il q Californian and o
coming player. kilroy is the best left
handed pitcher IN the country, and a. he
mas never had go strong club as the Bos-
tons 70 back him he may be expected TO
meet with the greatest success OF his life
tins season. Gumbert came from Chicago,
and ~ splendid specimen Of physical
beauty. He is heady, brainy pitcher
and a winner He plays ball all
the time. The nine ia strong in
the services OF such fine base-run-
ners as Stoyey, Kelly, and Brown. who
are among the first in the country in this
respect, while the proves OF Gore, Stat
terv. and Hatfield in this respect Is well
known.
Captain Kelly is exceedingly enthusiastic
over, the outlook, and says the Brother
hood cannot but win. He thinks the
League has been beaten at every point.
The deserters arc all anxious to get back
now that they see how brilliantly is the
promise for the players. The Brotherhood
has the strongest players in the country.
and the public will support the best every
tlmo.
These games Will be the only ones played
by the Bostons and New Yorks in Rich
mond this season.
Play will begin each day at 4 o'clock.
KELLY RELEASED.
Manager Metzger, Of the Richmond Club.
has released ". G. Kelly. tho centre-feld-
or. az bis playing was not altogether salts
factory. He was paid q months salary.
Joe O'Rogrke OF Philadelphia, takes his
place, andis expected here Tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-30

NEw YORK, March 2a.-The stock market con-
tinues 10 show diminishing volume on bust
ness and transa ,tions to-day were In all propa-
hility the smallest on record. while nvctuations
in prices and tho interest taken IN then we're
strictly upon the same plane. Tho features OF
the msrket were confined 20 the selling OF Erie
In the early dealings and the efforts OF tho pesrs
TO get Rock Island and Texas Pacinc oowa,
meeting with only slight success 10 either. 1hs
bank statement was, II nything, more taSora-
bic than was expected, as some money va,
known u have gone out CT the oahkr
while tho receipts from bonds purchased
by the Treasury vera limited, aud the increase
OF peary q million Of dollars 80 close 10 The ISL
April isregarded AZ favorable 10 better business,
and tho general opinion on the street is thot q
broader and better mnrset may be oHpected
between tho IL. and 18Th OF next month. Inc
efforts Of the bears gave tho market, which had
been utterly stagnani, rather heavy tone t-
ward the end OF the session. and the close was
heavy. though the final changes are In all case,
Insignificant. Sales-Listed stocks reached only
81 % ahsre-.
Er,ning.-ExcnAnge quiet and steady 70 strong
at lsja3s-. Money casy no loans closing Of
ierea at8lS. sab Treasury balances-Coin,tSt.
% COO: currency, Z. 900. Governments duii
and -teady o., nrm for a.; p5r cent?. ~ ex.
coupons, l03 bid; OF. interest state conds ne
I'll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-30
sayo: city, -; Aprfl, o&nHj MeRi ~; -
Se3I Frsishis stsc1y eoe>ons 49,
StsvuAxn

CHICAGO. March as--whsss-frads - H.
and tue market was quiet without a1y egeSles
change. There was nothing new N 0uo.oe -
10 stimulate trade, and operation we're lneonSS
10 hold on and avail asw develop0enA
market opened 81 yesserday's clos, eoseoceo
hsdc., eased Oh, sssnd closed about Hc ha41N
for May and NC. tor July than veeeerdny. Nv
reports this morning we're rather oniusn 80
caused an early advance. Dnt the edvonco ~.
only temporary. Tbs predtcesons vere foe eot9
weather. stormy weather was reported " ~
Northwest and lake region, and rein 10 ne OBJ
Valley and southwest. Corn-Thsre Was no0m4
new OF consequence Ia tbs market, which rule0
comparatively dull al day The undsrtone w.
on the vhois nrmsr. thsie being apparently
more disposition " buy on The part Of many
operators Tho weather icing quite ~
satisfactory and tho situation little more
uncertain, the market opened 81 yestsr.
days closing. Prices we're dun and neglected.
were q shade higher than yesterday. Oeto
steady with . moderate volume Of trade. There
were q good many orders to sell May 81 74kc..
but or,iera 20 buy were ~ limited that commte-
sion houses we're unable TO execute them. ThsFD
vas A moderate business in June and July. and
slso moro doing In August bus prize
changes were limited b &c. Pork attracted very
little attention. Fluctuations were coanned
within the range Of &c, and the closing hauree
exhibited sllsht advance. Lard-Nothing OF
conssauence doing. Buyers AMI SELLERS were in-
different about kgading, and chsngcs In prices
we're slight rather fsvorine tho later KIDD
Very steady feeling prevailed, ADD mere were
no marked changes to note. The bulk OF basl.
ness was In May and July deliveries 81 soo1s
Fridays prices:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-30
In Memoriaui.

Ithas pleased our Heavenly Father 10 remove
from our midst our believed and esteemed pip
sician, DR.. ". A. Rust. Oaiy few hours before
thi. sad calamity tho writer was Ia conyersatoa
with hln. Unexpected and sad was this blow
% his beloved patients Often when IN feeble
heslfn, mauy we're the prayers offered 70 God ~
spare hin mauy years TO all those that loved
him. Alas ws cannot gaze again upon tboso
gray locss or the smiling coarIsnance OF our de-
parted Doctor. His place can mover DO nliod IN
our hesi;s. and his memory Will ever remain
fresh 10 us. IN every capacity ha Distinguishes
himself by hts great ability Ia Ihs psrfcrmsnoe
Of his duty, ana rendered medical service -
those Who are now unable 10 procure t. and 70
an expression OF sorrow on tns closing OF CO
reer 80 conspicuous for the virtues that AforneN
10 and the benefits that have down from H. He
was kind aed devoted friend, faithful. iovtnq
physician, and Of Q sympathetic mature 70 Ne
needy. Rest IN peace. beloved oae.
Weep not that his trials are ossr:
Weep nos teat bis race 10 run;
God grant wo may rest "a calmly
When our work like his IL doae.
TN then We yield with glainess
Our father % Him 20 keep,
And reioice 10 the sweet assurance
He givein Lis loved oues sleep.
In loving rene mbrancss
ONE % HE PArIzxrA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-30
BADGES FOR CoNFsDERATEs.
Tho Invitation Committee Think They
should lie Worn.

The Jec-Nonumcnt Committee on Re
cortion and Invitation held meeting yes
tcrdav afteruoonln the Governors ONCE at
the Capitol.
Ire attendance was quite large and IN
tho absence OF the Governor, who wa dc-
tanned by other engagements, Mayor lily
son presided. u
They discussed the situation generally
o,l ~ ,vos decided To recommend 10 the
General Executive Committee that badges
of an appropriate character be printed and
furnished all ex-Coptederatcs who attend
the unyeiling. The committee are OF
opinion that tho veterans Will treasure
these mcmentoes of an occasion so dear 20
them and preserve them 10 be handed
Wen,, letters are beng received daily and
The indications are that at least 5000 ycte--
rams Will be III Richmond on tho 29th OF
Nav
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-30
HE MeeM-pULANY CASE.
Petition to the Supreme Court for Re-
hearing.

Messrs r. Taylor Scott, J. S. Lemon,
and James V Brooks. counsel for MIR. II.
G.. Dulany, Jr.. have prepared petition
requesting rcheallng Ia the case OF Meem
against Dulany. They say;
Tho opinion of Judge Fauntleroy, who
smoke for the four Judges composing the
col,r; when this case was argued. adiudged
petitioners loans to Meem tainted with
usury. and specified the usurv-ylz., pay
mart bU Mo-n of he .S'0ie tar upon sad loans ]!
The sum total thus paid siace ne da'e Of
'.-r,r IInsrIoAN" Qs76, ,rds f0ecn hua0rCd
doiiq,s: tho court below allowed Mecm
credit for this sum. with accrued interest.
and the loans. thus purged of 'iiiegallty''
dccreed to petitioner Sj7.7i9.%, with IN
terrst from April II. ISIS. Your Honors
Give To- petitioner only S2G, t0l.l2, and Tor
felt 10 Meem more t,aa J0rfy thousand doaGrs
Of said loans"
Counsel then state their reasons at
length
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-30

Alta called meeting Of Church-liill Sec
,;cn No. ~. Universal order Of Security,
last last night the following officer, were in
sailed by Districr-Deputy r. l.. King:
= G. swan. president; j. b. Evans, vice
president; Ike Werthein, secretary John
4. Booker. treasurer; W. Il. Pierce past
president: j. b. Moody, prelate; i. l.
kjng. conductor: Is. N. King, outside, con
ductor; Samuel 4. Swan, inner guard H..
T. Hills. medical examiner; Cara Ner' helln'
II. c. Garcin, and Loula Barnes, trustees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-30
MARKETS BY TELEGaAP5.
NEW YORK.


SEw YOgK. March sa.-Wheat dull and nomi-
nai,y unchanged: No. red - &C.. Ia elevator:
optlOus dun aud unchanged, closing frm No.
red, March, &c; April, e,c. May, sf.c 7:
June. sGi,c. Corn steady; No. 2. 35kas6s.c
Ia eieya cr options dnll and irm: Marcb,
35i.c.: MAJ. Ne. Juns. NE 0s.s crm aud
duil; optlons firm and quiet; March. aar.; April,
2s5.c May, q l3-l5sssc., closlu2 at sl'.c.: No
2 spot, ssasGc Hope gclet and easy state.
i8alsc DID. saI2c. conee-uptcnsc closed bare
IN s.sady and uDchangei 90 Is point, up !;
March. sl7s0ssiz90; April, slz6sssi7;1: May,
slT 5jasiIj5; Juas, SiaS0asiZ.85 spot Rio
steady aud quiet; fair cargoes. so 81 Sugar
steady aud quiet: fair refining. S5.c.; renned
quiet and arm; OF A. 59-i6astc. Molssses--
Foreign dall 5o-test. slc. New Orleans quiet
and steady Rice active and strong. Petroleum
steady; crude In barrels tParssr'sl, 7.j0c. Cot
ton-seet oil strong. Kos,u quiet. rurpsntine
dull and oiieredat tsc. PORK stronger; mess,
old, sliatll.2c; extra prime. s9.5o&1l1 be<;
ssrcug. Beef-hams quiet Tiercsd beat quiet
Cut-aeats stroag and In fair demand. Niddlsa
stzvnk Lard eneleg end 0piat; vaoioEn ateanna
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-30

Tho quarterly meeting of the Christian
crndor'School Association will he he!d
with the Third Christian church wenty-
sixth and Marshall streets, TINS al.ol ;a. ~
a. 80, o,ciock The exercises will consist OF
a. 49, - addresses. SC, and friends OF the
Snn5ay.school work are invited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-30
FROM ACROSS THE RIVER.
Manchester's Contribution to the Dis
pa;ch's Sunday Reading.


Considerable excitement was occasioned
on Hull street yesterday morning by tho
running away Of % horse belonging 10 MIR.
William Cox. Of Chesterfield. which was
hitched TO a cart in which were lot of
eggs, some chickens. and several pigs. in
front Of the courthouse the horse. in at
tempting TO avert a collision with street.
car. ran against a telcphone-pOle and the
etced was thrown down and the cart upset.
The horse. regaining its feet, ran out Ninth
street, but wa7 soon captured. A good
many Of the eggs we're broken and the We
bicle was somewhat damaged. One of the
pigs escaped, but was soon captured.
COURT MATHIS.
JUDGE Hancock. of tho Chesterfield Cir
cut Court on Friday heard argument IN
the case of Anderson ~. the WesthaIn
Granite Company on "A motion TO dissolve
the injUuction heretofore awarded.
The Court at the same time took the pa
pers IN the case OF Hiram Woods rs. Norris
and others, which were submitted by
Ncesrs. Is. L. Crump and luckcr& Ingram.
The preliminary examination before jus
tice Hewlett. Of Chesterfield, in the case
of j. +. FlOurnOv. charged with mlsapprO-
priating the funds of two secret benevo-
lent orders, has been postponed until next
FRIDAY and his bail bond has been renewed
in the sum of $500.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Measles are very abundant in Manches-
ter Just now, ana some OF the cases are
quite prevalent.
4 tronch Yves dug along the front of tho
court-hOu-e q iuaTo yesterday, IN which Will
be laid gutter to keep the water from
running over the newly laid pavement.
A new choir is beng organized for the
Meade Memorial church.
CommOnwoAl h's-AttOrnev T. '. CoGblll,
of Chesterfield, was IN the city Yesterday.
Miss Anna Nauderslce, of Peters burg, IS
visiting Mr.. Sarah Cary, Of this city.
Mr.. John Fisher, who has been quite sick
for several days. was able TO be out yester-
dav.
Rev. Allen +. Hardy will preach AZ Clop-
ton-Street Baptist church at II o'clock A.
NJ. ana =. VI. to-day.
Rev. 4. b. lizard will preach ut Meade
Memorial church this morning at IL
o'clock, and Roy. Or. J. b. Newton. Of
Monumental church, Richmond, Will
preach at o'clock tonight.
The little son Of Mr.. Purcell, driver on
the Manchester strect-cdr line. Who had
his jaw broken some time ago and who
recently underwent an operation at the
Retreat for the Sick, III Richmond, IS
getting along well now.
George ID. Ieyl0r, who graduated last
week at the Leonard Medical College,
Raleigh, n. C.. is a resident of this city and
the first colored physician ever turned out
from Manchester.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-30
Tho Tariff RiII.
IL 4'iti.
IBY felayrAnh n fha nian.,rh1

TBy Telegraph 70 ths Dispstch.l
WASHINGTON, March 29.-It is expected
that the tan1 bill will be reported to the
full Ways and Means Committee Monday
It's consideration by the Republican ma
jority having been finally concluded TODAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-30
Confirmed by the Senate.

tBy telegraph 10 tAe Dispatch
WASHINGTON, March 2a.-The Senate has
confirmed the nomination of the following
pOstmasterS:
Niroima-G. S. Smith. Marion.
Tennessee-H. VI. Eakin. Fayetteville;
d. N. Tillman, Shelbyyille.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-30
OBITUARY,

RICHARD PARKE OLIVER departed THE
life March H.. 1890
He was IN the forty-seventh year OF his ages
and when his spirit was called 70 the God VINO
gave II DO left behind him . name OF which his
family MAJ feel justly prou6. lie Was porn "a
the city q Richmond snd spent bis entire lie
here save the years when DO was with the Con.
fet.erate soldiers lie was a consistent mem bog
Of St. Joseph's Catholic church, aud Was coz.
scientious asi straightforward Ia al bis dealings
with his feilow-man. But 10 was In the bosom Of
his family that he was best known and most Do.
loved. He was q devoted istber and IN ahsc-
donate husband. and 10 thu tsndercss manner
evidenced his deep love for those 10 yhoS be was
husband, father, and brother They all feel
most deeply thelr great loss. They miss tho
manly presence u him they learned 10 love 80
we'll. and they listen 10 vain for tho voice hey
once 80 delighted TO hesr
May the Great Comforter be with them az ip
this hour VI sore bereavement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-30
d. lso., declared on, between bases.

rhe.. 1850 clubs left for their respective
home. .u taa evening train. 1hoy have
.rt rrartie.u- for q month to-mor-
r.n. and have been as tar south rs New "
.... \ a-t.r,i.,.'. game made the eleventh
o.. PLAYED. The Pmladelphias won seven,
t. .r. hlvn- three. and one was TIE.
t..rv. cl,iain of the Philadelphia cinb'
... ..e of .ts best PLAYERS, Is unable 10 DO
.uw ouaccouut Of q sore foot. these
.....- belong t1thc brotherhood, and their
0.. .rouaMp season opens April 18TH.
tuchmond ~. Richmond College.
t-vs- q have beon expected OF game
I...,u profess mails and amateurs the
. contest of tle Richmond ana itch
t-tol.re Clubs on MayO's island YES
t..l4, afternoon did not prove OF very
... fu- nature.
.., feature of the evening was the bat
.r. into tle river Of ten balls, the audi-
....ea.a whole umitesting 10 great e1-
+..f more interest u the recovery OF tho
l... -pharo, thau In The game Itself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-30
m. med of Hutrlsr to Mr.. Jenkins.

In our issue Of yesterday was reported a
transfer of nropertY from Henry ;. hutz-
ier heinz an unmarried man. cas- eX;
~, N said decd, the transfer shouio
bave read " Henry :. Hutzler &c" DC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-30
Just Retribution'
,-...,, - the Dispatch.

Rr,uSenAsr. ALA, March "a special .,1i
o. 3ha Ace. IFrcd from stanton. Ala, teI Is
how FRANK Griffin. negro, ass assn ~ ~
Iittle scnool- girls-one nine anu .n9 I bnne
four years old. he was Tbe e" smaller girl viii
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