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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13
THEY WENT OUT TO FIGHT.
Meeks Sent TO the Grand Jury for stsbbing
MiIIer-Other Court Cases.

The docket at the Police Court yester-
day embraced the usual number of Sunday
drunbs. although there was a decided fall
ing OF as 20 the sinners IN general
There were only about half "a many
cases "a there usually are on Monday
morning, and the good-natured Justice re-
marked that the fall of the year was in
deed becoming poor season for his busl-
ness.
William Meeks and II. G.. Miller, two
Young white men who entered an agree
meut to 60 out aud have fair fight,
carried out Their contract until Miller
struck hls adversary, whereupOn Meeks
drew his knife and gave Miller quite cut
i'm his right arm. Meeks was before the
Justice. and was sent on TO the grand jury
Of the Hustings Court.
James Robinson (colored) was sent to
the grand jury for violently resisting
Policeman John A. Priddy while IN the
discharge 81 his duty.
Robert Lee, small-sized colored lad,
was thrashed IN court for stealing bags.
The case of Hannah and Martha Berkeley
lcolcred), charged with fighting and
creating a disturbance to the annoyance OF
the ueighborhood. was continued until
this morning. Similar action was taken IN
the case of Philip Marks and Harris Jacobs,
accused OF fighting on the sabbath.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13
AN UNlNTeNTIONAL HOMICIDE.
Manager Poythress shoots Woman
while Trying to Brighten Her.

rCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
HENDERSON, n. c., September IA very
sal case of homicide occurred here on
Saturday night about 10 o'clock. Mr.. }:
5. Poythress is manager of Burwell Hall
and has charge Of the rest of the building.
He has been annoyed for some time by
various parties trespassing in the building.
AMI on Saturday night, while sitting IN
IN his room on the second floor, no heard
some one on the third floor and went up
TO see who It was. taking his pistol with
him. Striking a match he saw colored
woman squattlng on the floor. and he at
once shot over her head. telling her to get
out. She ran and he shot a second time
in the passage, thinking to brighten her.
but not endeavorng to Int her. SIC
ran out and around the square
and reported that she was shot.
Mr.. Poythress came down the front way
and did not know for several hours that he
had hit her. The woman was noted
character hereabouts, having just been re-
leased from the penltentlarY.. She was
shot in the middle of the back. the ball
passing entirely through her body. She
died Yesterday evening. Mr. Poythress has
not been arrested yet, and hrs where
abouts is not known. His friends say that
he will be forthcoming at court, which
commences October Sd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13
SKULL FRACTURED sY A FALL.
Mr. Keenan's Tambio from Balcony
Ambulance Calls.

Mr.. Henry Keenan,, of Trenton. n. j.,
one OF the guests at the 81. Charles Hotel,
met with very painful accident Sunday
night about II O'Clock. He dropped asleep
while sitting on the railing around the We
randa. and awakng suddenly, fell back
ward 20 the pavement below. n distance of
about Gfteen feet. sustaining fracture OF
the skull. The ambulance was summoned
and he was treated and left in charge Of
DT. Paul Irving Mr.. Keenan, was taken
TO the Retreat for the Sick yesterday
morning, and last evening he was resting
as quietly as possible, though his condl-
ton Is considered critical.
AMBULANCE CALLS YESTERDAY.
The ambulance responded 70 I'VE calls
yesterday as follows:
At $50 a. NJ. 70 Tenth and Main streets
20 a white man, who was taken away by
friends before the arrival of the vehicle.
At 1870 +. NJ to the First Police-Station
TO attend colored man who had been cut
on the right arm with razor while en-
gagged in fight. He was treated aud left.
At1.l2P. n. to SIT Brook avenue to a
colored woman suffering with hysterlcal
commissions. Snc wGs treated and taken
to her home, at tine corner OF Twenty first
and Broad streets.
At $40 j. Nj TO the state Office. where a
white man was suffering with nervous eX-
cltemont caused bv habltual use Of NOR
phine. lie was treated and left, but was
afterwards taken 10 the Second Police
Station.
APP. VI. TO First and Clay streets to a
coiored woman suffering with eplleptic
commissions. She was taken out TO tho
hospital for treatment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13
,o,uevuIEroaAcco MARKET

LOUISVILLE, KY, September 10.-The market
has remained generally strong and unchanged
this week, with reduced movement In receipts
and break offerings.
The majority Of the reported private sales are
simply samplings OF Green-river styles pre-
paratory 10 a private sals and do not represent
actual transactions.
In Burnley a further advance o. u TO VIC. on
Tugs l. shown IN the ofriclal list OF quotations
issued to-day, all other grades remaining IN
changed. and similar advance Is listed on the
colory Green-river low grades.
Reflections we're very heavy ana bore mostly
on the Green rivers and on the medium red-leai
Burleys offered Oh the breaks
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13
KILLED By A TRAIN.
AN UNKNOWN AND PROBABLY IN
SANE MAN T G VICTIM.
Two Frame Buildings Dnrned In Ashs-
viiie-A Suit Against n strest-Raiiway
Compnny--Otber State Ansirs.
Lspec.nl ,elesrnm % ,he pispatch.l


AsHEvIME, N. C., September 12-An ui-
known man, about 60 years Of age, was
killed by railroad train near here soon
after o'clock this morning. Waterbury
watch. small amount of money. ana
foot-rule, upon which were cut the letters
J. p. A., were found upon his person. Inc
coroner was notified. but deemed an IN
quest unnecessary. No one seems TO have
been 70 blame. The man is thought to
have been insane.
Two frame buildings, one of which was
occupied by family. were burned about
O'Clock last night, near the Puolc SQUARE.
returning from the churches. The loss was
about - 800. partly cover ed By insurance.
The city government will apply to the
Attorney-General 10 bring SUIT IN tne
name of the State on relation Of the city
OF Ashevi!le against the Asheville Street
Railway Company for forfeiture OF CHARTER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13

nook AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID xxHCgggp At IAk plSsAtVa sa1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13
Three Times fired by Failing Sparks.

An alarm OF fire at g:5s o'clock yesterday
morning was occasioned by the ignition or
woodwork around an electric fan IN Inc
4. G. Williams Company's tobacco-factory'
on the corner of Seventh and Arch streets
1t was caused by friction. No damage.
A stable belonging 10 Mr.. John paw
situated on Arch street near the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway crossing. was set
on FIRE shortly before O'CLOCK Suhuhy
afternoon by spark from passing Io .I
motive. Quite hole was burned in the
roof of the building. The damage was
light. Mr.. Daley SAYS this is the, thlrd
time this structure has been set afre oy
passing trains. 40.
The alarm of fire from Box No. 40 sun
day night at 3 05 o'clock was occasioned Dy
the upsetting of lamp IN the parlor OF
Mr.. ). INJURIES residence, No. 26lo east
Clay street. The loss was trihing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13

ST. LOUIS. September i%.--Flour quiet and M
changer. WheHt closed leaosc. below Saturiay:
cash September. Ohflc.; . 'tober, 7Oc.; De-
comber. 13c. Com closed A.alc. belOg satur-
day: cash and September, 43lsc: October.
4ilsc. December 4jiec Data lower all through;
cusn and September. 2Sl; October. 3olfc.
Whisky steady ~ sllO. Blggnggnieia tat 0lla
100. Iron cotton-trs. sI.l0. Provisions dnli
aud easy, Int not lower. Pprk --IObbing. 300.
Lard i7.2IasG3O. Dry salt meats loo-el--
shoulders, e. (. longs aud ribe, e1.ij; shorts
81 90 boxed lot-. iJc. more. BacOn--ShOul-
derry, $3.50 longs and ribs. fs.d2ia; shorts,
sS.sl. Sugar-cursi hams, sll.JOasl2.jO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13
Tho rnhlic school. to Open Thursday.

The Richmondpubhc schools VIII open
op Thursday morning next, 18th instant,
NJ o. clock. The old pupils will be regis
tered on that day. New pupils Will be
registered on FRIDAY morning, l6thlhstant'
at q o'clock. - .f..-rooo
at 5 O'Clock for conference with the super
The regular and reserve teachers IN the
white schools viii meet az the high ocuooi
az 10 O'clock. and the regular ana tes ',,,, .
teachers nj tbe cOlored schools at same
Mace AZ ~ o'clock on Wednesday, lith
instant tor instruction and assignment by
the the Superintendent. The board will elect Ct
an an assistant principal for the High school il"
10 succeed Mr.. Cox. VINO was maze pIIhc'-
nal OF Valley school. The board Tegu .,, 1s
graduates Of the High School as wen rs
others 10 apply.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13

Orleans The committee consists OF one
from each State IN that organization, as
follows, Lieutenant General w: L. Ca
bell, chairman, Texas, General John NJ.
Harreu. Arkansas: Maior-General Joseph
o. shelby. Missouri, Colonel Charles q.
johnson. Louisiana; Major-GeneTaI ".
II Jackson, Tennessee; Colonel j: H.
Power. Mississippi; Maior.General John
Bovd. Kentucky; Maior-Gencral John G.
Underwood, Chicago; General Joseph
Hodgson. Alabama: General W. l.; Cal
houn. Georgia; Major-General j. J. Dicki-
qon. Florida Dr. X. II. Holiday, Clinton,
n. q. Captain b. n. league, Aiken, 5. @.
William Akars, Washington, ID. g. The
COMMITTEES has been called 10 meet at the
Exchange Hotel in this city on the 18th
instant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13
THE PRIVATE SECRETARY.
Gllette's Entertaining Comedy Produced
by clever People Last Night.

At the Theatre last night very clever
company. headed by Mr.. Edwin Travers,
gave "a delightful performance of Gillette's
comedy. The Private Secretar7.' The
play seems 70 have never-falling charm,
and attracted last night an audience which
laughed and applauded without STINT.
The company Is everything that a dra-
matte organization should be, and Is so
evenly balanced that 1t Is hard TO find q
weak spot. The hOnors OF the evening
were fairly divided by William Fairbanks,
who. as Rev. Robert Spauldlng, realized
fully the concert of the author; rare old
Billy Constantine. who was inimltable as
old Cattermole: and handsome Edwin
Travers. who played the part Of Douglass
Cattermole IN way that did hm much
credit. The other members OF the com
uanv rendered excellent support TO these
three men. Mr.. Travers, bv the way, Will
be remembered as the detective IN the
company that first played Jun the PEN
man here.
The Private Secretary will be repeat
cd at matinee this afternoon and also
tonight.
Killarney and the Rhine" will follow
THE Private Secretary and will bo pro
duced Wednesday and Thursday nights,
and also at Thursday matinee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13
What DR.. Oppenhimcr Learned In New
York and Norfolk.

DR.. OppeIimer, President of tho
Board of Hearth has returned to the. city
from a visit to Norfolk and New YORK.
Hrs trip was for the purpose Of posting
himself on the quarantine regulations
adopted at those ports and gaining such
other information as bore upon coping
with the disease. At Norfolk lie talked
with DR.. Thorn. the health officer OF the
port. and i'm New York met both DR..
Edison and DR.. jenkins. He was shown
the methods Of cleaning and disinfeeting
the ships. and acquainted himself with
the more approved ways Of isolating pa
tents. DR.. ODpenhimer said last night
that he did not think the cholera would
get into New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13
BLACK MOUNTAIN DEMOCRATS.
Col. Charles y. Vance and Mr. Campbell
Discuss the Issues of the Campaign.

rCorrespondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
BLACK MOUNTAIN, N. c., September r.
Saturday night there was another grand
Democratic rally here. Mr.. j. NJ. Camp
bell. of Asheyille, candidate for the Senate
from this distrIct-Buncombe Haywood,
and Madison countIes-came over BY ap-
pointment TO address the voters of Black
Mountain Precinct, aud full house was
here to greet him.
Colonel Charles n. Vance first addressed
the assembly. He spoke for an hour in a
forcible explanation OF the protective
tariff as applied to the class Of people he
had before him. IL was clear, clean-cut,
and backed up with figures that all could
understand. His was a telling speech and
we'll received by those present. HIS
style is winning and well calculated TO at
tract opponents rather than 10 repel them.
Dir. Campbell followed him IN an eloquent
appeal 10 the Democrats not to be drawn
away from the old Democratic paths by
Third- party. Prohibition, or any other de-
vice OF the old enemy-the Republican
party. He showed quite concluslyely that
these were all being used as " aid socle-
ties to the Republican cause and for no
other results. Both speakers were strong
in defence Of the present system OF county
government which is so important TO the
eastern people of this State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13
Two smnlI FaiIntc, Y..,erhay.

There we're two small failures in business
in the city yesterday. One was that OF I.
II. Jones & Co.. doing general mercan-
tile business at the corner or ~. james
and Baker streets. Their liabilities are
about 500 and their assets are thought TO
be about sufficient TO cover them. No
preferred creditors were named IN the
deed and all holding claims against tae
firm will share alike. Ii. l.. Watson Is
trustee. -
b. X. Dudley, grocery dealer ut No. G32
north Ninth street. also made an assign
ment Yesterday. His liabilities are about
ii 00O. assets unknown. The trustee -
William A. Moncure. The principal cred
ltor is George +. Burch. who holds a claim
against Dudley tor $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13
DEATHS.

FINNEY. Died, at her late residence
an east Leigh street. this city, a. 1920 L.
A. Yesterday. Mr.. MARY G. FiNNEl;
relict Of Benjamin ". finney in the $50
year Of her age. 49, .,..,.
STATE.
pHAUP.-Died. on the 18th instant. at
the residence OF William ~. Noble. IN
Chesterfield county, Va. Mrs. ELIZA
BETH PHAUP.
wears. and was Il member OF the Baptist
church. She leaves two sons ana one
daughter. several grandchildren, and
Lost of other friends 10 mourn their loss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13
Manhattan Giants Defeated.

The Manhattan Grants, the famous
colored base ball team Of this city, met
the Eclipse Club, of Washington (whQ are
also descendants of HAM. at Island Park
yesterday afternoon. The game was a
complete walk-over tor the visitors, the
score standing II to 5. The two teams will
cross bats again this afternoon at 4;SO
O'clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13
LIGHTWEIGHT oyERcoArs. These cool

LIGHTWEIGHT oyERCOATS. These cool
dawns and twilights urge you to buying
The fail season has fairly set inland TO meet it
we never had such a stock---We mean In
more ways than quantity In quality
the reasonsblenesss Of it--Au OF our thou
sand or 30 OYERCOATS are mOdels-in style
nt-and elegance--We've had them under
our thumb from cloth to comploton-and take
our word for it--they are the acme Of the art.
Fashion has cut lots OF new capers-so youll
have to put by last seasons for one Of these now
ones II you want to be strictly within the cor
rect circlo--s7.5O to $50 ought to reach
everybOdy's purse.
Enough of our FALL SUITS are here for you
10 begin buying---Enough to suit every
body--Good enough-cheap enough. They'll
astonsh tho tailor-and the tailoredD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13

The Brookland Democratic Ciup neiu
fine meeting last night. and the Following
officers were elected for the ensuing year
o,Rannon. first vice president; John Lind
cav second yice-president; b. Il, Brady,
secretary II. y. Jones, treasurer; Thomas
4 Kearny. sereeant-at-arms- Several COM
mites we're appointed, and the club starts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13

Tho annual meeting Of the Qulnton
Fishing Club was held yesterday afternoon
aud the members eyinced lively inteT I;bs
IN the affairs of the organization. 4 he aS
warehouses and boats have been hnisaeo :
and everything Is in readiness tod VIZ
members 70 enjoy fishing. The ooats MI MI,
be christened Ruby and bess' n,'
following officers were elected Ior ~ a.. T.
suing year: John ;. Harwoou' pifsa ao'.
Gsnt,y Secretary and treasurer; a.
Temple Thomas. K. II. johnson. ana ~ ".
W"rthsm executive Committee. Inc
club i. composed Of the leading business ness
men Of the city. and they anticipate soin'
pleasant fishing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13

Reported Tor tpe Dl-pascD.l
SEPTEMBER 12.-No auction offerings on
Change to-day.
Private sales: Wrappers, IL; filters, IL; cut
tiers, 3-total, % hogsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
eli. sos. %: tobacco. s4.459.S3-total S5,06S. 81.
Receipts Of loose tobacco are already heavy tor
special sales The fullest hopes OF the tobacco
men Will be realized for next Ihursdays saie.
Tho merchants OF Richmond are invited TO be
present on 18th instant az their several ware
house sales, which will prove OF profit and inter-
est To them,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13
wavelet. ,rorn wr,t Po,D,.

WEST Poisr, Va, September a. Mr.. j..
W. Hughes. of the Railway Mai Service,
stopped over Sunday in town on bis return
home to Richmond from tie Washington
Convention of Postal Clerks.
Mrs. w. II. FAIRY, one of West Points
sweet voiced singers, is spending several
days with her parents. in Caroline county.
1t is reported that Mr.. W. ID. Brown;
formerly of this place but now IN the real
estate business in Newport News, has en-
tered suit for a large amount against Colo
mel Carter Braxton for damages. tho
charges Colonel Braxton with having up
set a large deal in real estate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13
MARKETS sY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YnRk.

NEW YORK, sep,cmber l2.--cotton quiet: mid
ding, 3-t6c.; Orleans, s-i0ei sales, loi
exuor,s--to the Continent. 252 bales ssock, 43x,-
Iob bales Southern Ho<w duh nus steady. good 70
slss,.e. extra. sal 5a3k<O Wheat moderately
active and easter. closing sseady No reh,
s,enfember. SssSn; October. 7n}fc; uecsmD Der
seize Corn more active and ssesdy; No y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13
CINCINNATL

CINCINNATI, September l2.--flour In moderate
demand; fancy, sAiOlsA5j. Wheat in good
demand and Brm; 80. : rel, 12a7"hc. Corn
In fair demand and nrm; No. mixed, ioa'lc.
Oats easy; No. > mixed, 3ia33lec. Pork steady
atSIO.5O. Lard strong III Sd2i. Bulk meats
steady and rm az $3.50. Bacon qniet and easier
AZ ss.S7leas9. Whisky Ia good domand ut
Glib.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13
The n,.hon,. nec.ption To-Nigbt.

The MeGill Catholic Union held its first
literary meeting last night after its sum
mer recess. The programme was elaborate
and was well carried out Father 1ierney
addressed the union on the years outlook.
He treated the subject exhaustiyely.
Tonight the union will hold reception
and banquet in honor OF the return OF
Bishop Van dc vyver. The reception wall
begin promptly at O'clock IN Murphy's
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13
n,ehmopa.r. Registered in New York.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I

InVtNIhI ItltktuIII 70 s3IV I117t7''4
NEW YORK, September 12.-E. Millhiser,
/. Straus, Marlborough; Miss a. X
Walker, Mrs. j. G. Walker. Windsor =.
T.. Todd, 4. j. Todd. Imperial; W. Eli
son, Sinclair; G. S. McAlpin.. Everett
T. NJ. Rutherford. st. jones; II. z. Lete-
born. st. Dennis; o. NJ. Mayer, Broadway
Central T. Shepardson. Il. Shepardson,
Imperial; p. w. Sitwell, Continental.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13
A shay, Practice

Won call II when reading an interesting %
article and find at its close tnat sI a, N
read III advertisement. Don't SohuoIa;-
the advertiser. You won't read tne 's saal
nary advertisement. All advertiser, Les Lss
this in common with the writer WI" .ii., saa
this means OF telling you that 9listn Or
malaria. impure blood, and poisoned sysii
TEN. Equally as good for indigestion anu
biliousness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13
q AaksuILLs rosAcco MARKET.

CLARKsvrILR, Tenn, September 10.-Quots-
tons: Common Tugs, e4as4.50: medium luss,
"a. T5as5. 20; good Tugs e5.50as6 80; common
leaf, s0a7; medium leaf, e7.o0asSo0; GOOD
Leaf, Ssasl0.5O; line leaf, sllai5; seioouon''
saies this week. 523 hogsheats Market was
az times somewhat easier, but unchanged III
prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13

In view of the rand-Army encampment
at Washington the Richmond, Erederlcks-
burg and Potomac road will sell from the
18Th to the 10th of this month, inclusive,
round-trip tickets to that city good until
October 10Th. inclusive, tor one stralsht
faro
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13
Gernnnn-nnN.

The German-American Association met
last night at Sanger Hall, and decided TO
celebrate German-Day on the 26th OF this
month, with Volksfest at Blandon Park.
The entertainment will commence at 10
A. NJ. and close at II p. NJ, and the pro-
gramme will consist OF shooting-matches'
base ball. foot-races, dancing. &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13
Tho Dispatch Absentees.

The DISPATCH absentees-Messrs. w. ID.
and T.. K. Chesterman and Mr.. II. Theo-
dore Ellyson and daughtor-arrivedl III New
York Sunday from Liverpool on the steam
ship AuraniG. The Aurania had clean
bill OF health, and her passengers were
permitted 10 land YESTERDAY. The ap-
sentees are expected in Richmond this
tupruiur
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13
A Residence Consumed by Fire.

correspondence OF mo hIcnIuuHI HIsVdIVu'I
WAyERLY. VA, September 12.-The resi-
dence of Mr.. L. W. Doyle. upon North
street was entirely consumed by FIRE last
night. Only q portion of his furniture
was saved. The FIRE Is supposed to have
originated from the explosion Of lamp
which was left burning IN the building.
Loss from 81 800 TO $500. The property
was fully covered by insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13

In the Clerks Office Of the Hastings
Court yesterday two marriage licenses
were issued One was TO Mr.. Matthew NJ.
Fletcher and Miss Virginia Il. Donaehe,
both % whom are residents OF this city.
Their wedding will take place tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13

Mrs. Mary G.. Finney, widow Of Mr.; Ben
jamin w. Finney. died at her residence
No. 81 east Leigh street, at 1880 o'ciock
last night. She was in the s31 year OF me-
age and had only been Ill short time
Tho funeral announcement will DO MADE
later
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13
The .,nII Game Nest Saturday.

The ladies' Of the Womans' Christian As
ISOLATION hope TO sell at least 1000 tickets
for the ball game to be PLAYED on Island
Park next Saturday afternoon for the bene-
fit Of the orphan asylum which was badly
damaged by fire about two weeks ago
The contest. which begins at o'clock,
will be between the Virginia and Forest
Hill teams.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13

'lfs Young Mems Christian
'iI team VIII play the VIZ
--"s AZ Island Park Wcdnes-
r.. thursday. TINS team IS one of
r.... i lae state and has been much
l.. -.rl uy the addition OF Lyston
recently Of the Bedford Citys.
r t.as suffered defeat m two
III. .. ''em ID Lynchburg, but will
.l.,-' 'A'y are worth to Try aud "dC "
l...- ".- pitch the first game, and as
L..... '- good shape once more the
H. t... t,is Won't have any picnic hit