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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
Personals and Briefs.

Major W. T. sutherlin, of Danylle, was in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. G. Watt Taylor, Jr., has 50 far improved
as to be able 10 ride out
Rev. DIR. J. j. Lanerty has returned from u
southern lecturlng tour
Rev. ]. o. Kirk has entered upon his third year
as pastor Of Howard s-Groye Baptist church.
Mrs. /. Wood has qualified before Judge
Wit "a justice Of the peace iofJenerson Ward.
Hon. William Writ Henry leaves the city to
dav for Duluth, where he Will remain until the
tail.
Mr.. w. Greanor Neal Is having two nice houses
erected on Foushee street between Main and
Cary streets.
A meeting will be held at West-Eud Pharmacy
Han tonight for the institution Of n new lodge
OF odd-telows-
Mr.. J. Is. Elan il having a store and dwelling
erected al the northeast corner Of Broad and
lwenty-eighth streets.
MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Pizzini and family left
Yesterday afternoon for Virginia Beach, where
they will spend the summer.
Mr.. ID. c. Richardson was in Williamsburg yes
terday attending a meeting Of tho Board OF
Visitors OF the Eastern Lunhtic Asylum.
Mr.. August Eppler, of Stuttgart Germany,
who has been the guest OF Mrs. NhIistihc frrA'
Will leave tomorrow morning for Philadelphia
MnN0T
. O'clock to-day 10 administer the oath 10 any
members OF the Council who may desire 10
qualify.
Sergeant Reuben Il. Seal, who has Just quail
fled before Clerk August, having been recently
reelected, has been on the police force ferty-
TWO years
Asa nuisance to citizens rho are compelled 10
he ON Nam street between the hours OF and
in the evening the streetsNoeper Is monus
mental success
Among those who attended the handsome
chidren's party ut Mr.. ana Mrs silas smell
\ burne's Tuesdsy night we're Aliene steinlein
and Willie Nash.
MIR. phllip o'yeil has announced himself a
candidate Tor reelection 20 the office OF City
| Ganger, Mr.. O'Seil has held this position for
/ the last four years.
The Young Ladies' Missionary Society OF the
Firs; Baptist church win give their annual MOON
I hight excursion On the steamer Ariel tonight.
I The boat will leave her wharf &c 8 O'Clock.
Mr.. Josiah Ryland, Jr., tbs new Second Audi
1 tor. has appointed Mr.. A. X. hicou, OF Essex. 10
one OF the clert siips In bis ONCE under she act
psoyidlng for the refunding OF tue public debt.
The LadIes Auxiliary Of II. +. Lee Camp wiz
| give lawn party at the old Dili residence, NO.
west Clay street. Tonight. The ladies Will do
ali In their power to make 1t an enjoyable affair.
Mrs. II. a. Hsllenbsrg, OF little Rock. Ark,
and Mrs II. p. Turner formerly Miss Virginia
I lee Blnns) are ia the city visiting friends and
relatives. They are stopping at 1902 east Grace
street.
| There will be meeting nj St. Marks church
| ON sunday night In connection With the work OF
the brotherhood OF st. Andrew. The meeting
OF the brotherhood 81 the late Episcopal oancIi
vas one OF unusual lore and interest. Tue ad-
dresses Vi Mr.. Eaure, d New York aud Aatos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
THE RICHMOND DISPATOH-THURSDAY. JUNE Is. 1892.
Stiles of this city werc vsry telling. MAJOR slcs
will mako an address Al st. Marks on Sunday

stiles, Of this city, were ysry telling. MAJOR s.ilcs
night.
The Board Of Directors Of the Male Orphan Asy-
lu'n held meeting af that institution Tuesday
night, and In addition TO trunsacting considerable
business enjoyed splendid supper aud straw
berry feast.
Tho ambulance was called yesterday after
noon at 500 O'Clock 10 the Richmond and Ale
ghnny shops 70 q co.ored man who had gotten
hts hand cut The wound was dressed and the
m an left at the shops.
Tuesday evening . little child Of Mr.. W. I:
Long wors .residias at 517 north Twcnty-second
strset, feu from porch snd received q bad frac-
fure OF the skull DIR. Ellis was called In, as
was a's0 DR.. Levy In consultation.
Miss anner's musical class assembled at her
residence Tuesday afternoon and rendered -ome
delightful music. The gold modal and certiD-
cate were awarded to Miss Agnes Glinn and
Miss Pansy IIaney by Rev. DIR. sprgg.
The following cases we're disposed Of in the
Hastings Court yesterday: II. l.. Thomas, petit
larceny, acquitted; John Thomas, assaultlng
Policemen Charles 7. Butler while In the dis
charge Of his duty. fined $40 on the plea OF
guilty.
Mr.. ". q. Jones, tho efficient principal OF
Madison School, gave his teachers their annual
treat at tho school yesterday morning The
affair was greatly enjoyed by all who partook OF
mination OF the session.
The Richmond Light-lnfantry Blues have de-
cided 10 accept the invitation 10 visit Roanoke.
and they will participate In the decsnnial celc-
braton saturday. The company will leave FRI
day night a: IL o'clock nnd will carry about
forty-nye men and the band.
President Oakman and General-Manager
Green, OF tho Richmond aud Danyille, aud Mr..
Spencer, Of Drcxel, Morgan & Co., passed through
the city Tuesday for West Point. Tney, had been
a torr OF inspection over the line. From West
Point they went 10 Baltimore and sent their car
back 10 Richmond.
Among the many fair qualities tho young
Indies Of the First Baptist church possess Is that
OF entertaining their friends most Handsomely
and generously. This they Will do tonight Tor
those who may go with thom on their moonlight
excursion by the rteamcr ARIEL The Howitzer
Band Will furnish good music aud tho tables will
be well supplied with Injuries from the newest
and iGtest methods Of cooking the young ladies
have acquired. The boat will leave at 1870
II. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
nsu,ilie Sends a Delegation TO the Peni-


Ten now conycis were received az the penn
.onttaI-y YESTERDAY. ana Of THIS number only Two
49, white. Three Of the prisoners are women.
~, soiig,cinr tre the unforiunaies. all OF whom
' go, oanyll,e except the first who was con-
si,.,ea an thie ciiy: thomas Allen lcoioredl'
bgrrisry. ngo years: Betty Fulton Color eul
ersnd larceny, one year; Mag Farmer ,whi.eI,
$50 ..,i...s from pcrson, one year; Lucy ancey
oo.t,ef, man tons assault, ten years; H. A.
Hemmon lwlits), burglary, fiye years Robert per,
Zones ,coioyoi). grand larceny, hso years II.
HAN Grant ,colorcdt houseDfeak,hg, NV soI ,,so
Jrho Warner lc3lOredl, grand larceny tnV
vcsrs. auf Garland (cOicreQ), er6nd larceny
sseV,o years: Charles Morton lcoiored), forgery
three years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
DEATHS.

GU.L.-Died, at her fathers residence.
Nicholson street, Tuesday, June l4th in
slant, at 1925 =. NJ, MARY LESLIE.
Youngest child OF John NJ. and Mollie II.
Gill.
Funeral took place from her fathers
residence al Z. Nj. Wednesday afternoon.
and the remains were buried IN lakewood.
The Lord giveth and the Lord taketh.
Blessed be the name of the Lord
Delaware papers please copy.
GRFFN.-Died. Wednesday, June Is.
1899. nj the residence Of his parents. 2l2ls
west Marshall street. at 5:G A. NJ. VIII
LIE RANDOLPH. only child OF W. Il. and
Minnie L. Green. and grandson OF Captain
". G.. Fuller; aged II months ana ~
days.
;Tis thus the fondest ties are severed
and hopes and JOYS, whose presence seem
vitality important, perish and leave. an
aching void within. Know thou the Lord
ciyeth and the LORD taketh away, and say.
Blessed be His name.
They are going. ever going,
Leaving many lonely spot;
Rnt It's Jesus who hath called them.
Suffer and forbid them not.
W. q. p.
Funeral from the above number at 10
O'clock JUNE 16, 1892. Friends and ac-
ouaintances invited TO attend.
GRUBBS. Tuesday night. June
"A. 1892. at $3.50 o'clock. at the residence Of
his father. Berry Grubbs, No. 1905 west
Carv street. WILLIE AUSTIN GRCBBS,
in the 18th year of his age.
Thy gentle voice now is hushed,
Thy warm. true heart 10 still.
And on thy innocent brow
Is resting deaths cold chill.
Thy hands are clasped upon thy breast !;
We have kissed thy lovely brow.
And in our own aching hearts We know
We have no darling how.
The funeral will take place THIS Thurs
day) AFTERNOON at 5 o'clock from ST.
Jobn's Episcopal church. Friends and ac-
ouaintances are respectfully invited to at
tend.
MORTON.-Died. June 18th. at her hus-
bands residence. ll05 81. James street, at
7:io p. NJ, JULIA A., beloved wife OF A. j..
Morton.
REDFORD.-Died.J June Is. 1899. at $3.50
p. NJ. at his fathers home, IN Swanshoro
CALVIN CRANBERRY. infant son OF D.
c. and Annie c. Redford; aged IL months
and days.
A precious one from us has gone,
A voice We loved is stilled;
A place is vacant IN our home
Which never can be filed.
God IN His wisdom has recalled
The boon His love has given,
And although the body moulders here
The soul is safe IN Heaven.
No little head upon my breast.
No foot.upon my kuee;
Deer Lord how could give my child
To any one but Thee!
Funeral services THIS CThursday) Al.
TFRNOON at 8 o'clock at West-End
church. Friends OF the family are invited
to attend.
Petersburg papers please copy.
TYLER.-Died, ON Wednesday after
noon, June Is, 1892, at $50 O'Clock, at the
residence Of her soa-In:law, ~. y. ~ e.
brock. Mrs. ELIZABETH n. TYLER. relict
OF John II. Tyler. Esq.
Funeral will take place ct 8 O'clock
THIS lThuIsdav) AFTERNOON from
, Monumental church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16

verdict Of guilty and Bennett was ined $50.
The case Of J. Silva, charged with houeeburn-
ing, II fixed for trial to-day.
A committee of citizens representing tho
owners Of a large quantity OF West-End pro
perty were at the courthouse yesterday 70 con-
suit with the Board Of Supervisors With reference
10 improvements In that locality.
The Richmond and Seven-Pines Railway Com
pany are making arrangements for the sub-fi-
tuition OF electricity for steam ~ the motive
power on their line. The change Will probably
take place In the near future.
Squire j. c. Vincent has rented his dwelling
house In the county, n few miles from the city, to
n gentleman who will convert 1t into retreat
for the sick.
Joseph Clayton. n Hcnrico prisoner now In the
city JILL, was yesterday adiudgcd insane by n
commits ion composed OF Justices Vincent
Lewis. and Frisrhkorn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
Rov Drowned Near the ship-Lock.

Stuart A. Madison, aged -, and n son Of Mr..
Charles j. Madison. OF 2llo east Marshall street.
was drowned yesterday evening while bathing
in the river near the shlp-lOck. The Coroner
viewed the body and turned 1t over 10 the boy .
parents, ana Ihe funeral will take place from
Venable-sfrcet Baptist church at o'clock this
afternoon.
But little could be learned Of the circumstances
of the drowning. There Is rumor afoat which
the Coroner will investigate to-day 10 the effect
that a larger boy carried the unfortunate lad out
10 n wrecked barge on his back ana LETT him
there aud that stuart, who could not swim, was
drowned In attempting to roturn TO shore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
city Circuit Court.

In the City Circuit Court yesterday Judge Vel
,ord oyrrruled the motion Of the Richmond
Railway aud Electric Company to set aside the
Judgment OF $4,000 rendered against II last
Monday in favor Of Rosario la Genestra.
Ludre John II. Ingram qualified as Judge OF
tho Uu-tiugs Court Of Manchester for the term
Of six years, beginning January J, 1888.
Judgment was rendered for the defendant ana
subsequently set aside In toe case oil ROBERT u
Hines egeins. Tranham and wife.
The case Of Leineweber against the Richmond
linton Passenger Railway Company viii be tried
tomorrow. ,.
suit was instituted by T. a. Lowry against
Iohn = Bethel for S1Of.64.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
Ready To- Go 20 work.

The Board % Directors and the finance ana
r,.,,it,n. Comfntttees OF the Chamber OF Com
i.,... ceid a sOnt meeting yesterday morning,
-, ~,trh IL vas announced tina, inc nrehchi
s,rsngsnents With Dr. H. =. Wills ior constitute
ing Inc new building had AL peen ~
fhat the necessary pagers WERE ooi"f "'""" ~
mo counsel Of the two pariif$ ,,,, 500.
Captsin 81. J. Dimnock, the arcn,'ent' WIS
authonzed 70 draw up ,ne contract WIN Mf. " ~
49, a. Rnrton. 10 whom the WORK was aWarotu.
"' a. :. ,aSsshle mat tho work Of tearing DOM
,hs hn,idings on the olte oi the no" structure
sin H. rommenced next week Inc ne"
bnildlng Is 10 DO completed Inside OF sixteen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16

INV YORK. June 15.-The stock market to-
day sflll displayed moderate volume OF busi-
ness. but the upward movement was checked, and
n partial reaction occurred, though the losses In
few cases were OF special importance. There
we're early-crculated rumors 10 the effect that
s2,O0O,000 In gold will be taken for export on
Saturday, and for once the predictions did not
ovcrsiate tho amount, while the prospects
are that further amounts will go forward. This
was ono Of the most powerful influences In re-
stricting tho buying, but the bears were more
aggressive than for the las. few days, and with
considerable selling by London and realizngs of
profits by the local bulls more announcement
was given them than they have had OF late.
THE OPENING HIGHER.
The general list opened higher and Burlington
was up | per cent. but the traders were sellers
on a liberal scale. ana again on the theory that
the rise had been too sharp and a reaction was
due and natural The impression made upon
the list was unmportant, however, except VA n
few stocks. Among them North American was
conspicuous, the execution or stop orders carry
ing IL down over i per cent. The Grangers
were stupbOrnly held ana the premium Tor the
use OF Burlington indicated the urgency OF the
demand from tho shorts aud strenuous EFFORTS
made 20 get the stock still further down. some
Of the specialiies gave way a. the day wore
along and Manhattan was sold on from l3219 10
l29ss, but, on the other hand, Chicago Junction
and stock-yards was sharply advanced from
DiIb 20 99lb. A weak spot was found In Read-
ing in the late trading, there being an apparent
lack Of support for the time being and Is WAS
ratified Of over per cent without affecting the
rest Of the list seriously, though heavy temper
market the dealings all over the lis.
THE CLOSE HEAVY.
The market 1nally closed active and heavy
generally at fractional losses for the day. Man
haitian was the only stock showing material
loss, its decline Delng2 per cent, though many
OF the leading shares are down large fractions
tonight salcs-Listcd, 29S.000 shares; I'M
listed, 10000.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Ersnin0.-- EXCHANGE quiet and firm nj 4SSl6a
4S8l.. Commercial bills 0i,a4Ssl. Money
easy az laiis. closing offered at ilp. Sub-irea-
snry balances Com. saG,g4l, 900; currency,
Sl5. ZOO. Governments dpll ont steady 4
pcrcenIs, ll719. state DOnds neglected.
STOCK OrOrArtOS@
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
Tho Het,i. Thomss-Lewis Case.

Judge Edmund Waddill, Of counsel tor Bette
Thomas Lewis, and few others interested In
the case have gone 10 Wyiheyille, where II IS un-
derstood That the Supreme Court OF Appeals viii
to-day decide the case IN favor Of the appellee.
Perhaps not since the celebrated RandOlph-wiil
case has n controversy in the Virginia courts e1-
cited more interest than the present one. The
KandOlph-Will case. while not analogous 10 this
one involving as the former did freedom Of
slaves was the talk OF the lawyers ana the pub
lie for many years. aud in il was engaged some
OF the beet legal talent in the state. The SUI
preme Court Of Appeals Is sad TO stand TO l In
favor of Bette hOinas Lewis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
Tho V. Vi. /. Literary Prize.

INVNNI1T f0I0Erafn % tDN iIItpHI'h'I
IEyINGIOS. Va. June 15.-The medal offered
hy me cadet. tho literary magazine OF the Viz
guia Military Institute, for the bost original
poem or pio,e OF fiction, has been awarded 10
cadet James Ivan stephens. Of Lynchourg. of
the graduating class. The prize poem is entitled
" lie Mcnded Vase
Colonel u. ". LaWtOn, lnspector-G OF
the United States Army. arrived this evening
and viii inspect the barracks and mo cadet
battalion tomorrow. The virginia Military In
stute Is the last " the southern military schools
in his tour of inspection
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
sevEN-plNeS RAILROAD SOLD.
II Il to BE Run bg Electricity and Give
Hourly service.

The Richmond and Seyen-Pines railroad has
been sold TO Mr. George f. Fisher, secretary and
treasurer Of the Richmond Railway and Electric
Company, or assigns. Negotiations for this sale
have been in progress for some time. Yesterday
the papers were drawn up and the contract Will
he formal closed TO day. Electric power Is TO
he out on tue road "a soon as the poles can be
erected and the wires strung, and hourly service
viii be given. The officers OF the old company
elected Tuesday will manage the ROAD unui me
change OF motive power shall have been made.
When one OF the stockholders Of the road was
asked Yesterday what price was paid for the
property he said no human being could tel, "a
II was cold in all sorts Of ways. lie got tickets
for bi- share he said II has not transpiret who
The resl pur, hasers are, but II il thought that
Mr. Fisher acted for the company he represents
As secretary ami treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
oniet Home Wedding in rarmvlle.

T'IIT THVINFIITF u II tI7TIIII I'I7F''sN''II
lkRMV1LFE, Va. Juae l1.-Ihis afternoon NJ
o'clock q quiet we'd ling was celebrated at the
home ~ Sir. and Mrs. W. ID. GIN, OF this place.
Tho contracting parties were Miss Lou {. Gin
and MI ". J. Farley. Rev. !. :. Read was tue
onlciqfing Clergyman. There were but few IN
attendance upon the ceremony. invitations being
issued only 20 relatives ard intimate friends.
The bride Is "A young and attractive daughter
81 fGrnvillc, and the groom steady prosper
GUS farmer Of the lower end Of Prince Edward
county.
Miss Minnie Rice. who has been quite Ill, Is
somewhat improved to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
Real Estate sales Yesterday.

The sale of lots at Barton Heights by Messrs.
Harrison q Powers yesterday afternoon was
well ATTENDED. The bidding was spirited ana
fhrre was a large crowd at the sale.
If. seldom Taylor & Son sold Yesterday after
oo,n AZ nutlic auction the brick dwelling No
2I3 east Grace street 70 Mrs. A. j. rye, az
40 o00. also tho brick dwelling No. 10 east
crsre street 10 b. Samuels, Esq, AZ $4,000. The
attendance at these sales was large and the
bidding was spirited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. June i5.-OFFERIsss-W Wheat.
1902 bushels. Corn. 6ts bushels. Oats, 1000
bushels. Meal, las bushels.
SALES Wheat, 2,502 bushels. Corn, 6lS
bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
WHgAr-Longberry. 91a82c. Mixed. 9ls92c.
shortDerrv 90agic. No. = red, soc.
Oonx.-White. Virginia. 60a6lc. No. 2, white,
COO. F: No. =. mixed. CSC.
OArS-No. z. 37a3sc.; No 3. 34a3do
nYk-SUaoJc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
The Regiments Roanoke Trip.

The First Virginia Regiment Of Infantry will
Leave for Roanoke Friday night at ii oclouk va
fhe Norfolk and Western railroad. lhfee nun
drod NJ the iniantrymen Will take the trip, and
NOV will travel in a special train containing
eight coaches and a sleeper. The regiment viii
0gure prominently In the sham battle, III which
200 men viii participate. Elaborate prepare
,tons nave been mede Tor the excIrslCn, and
ciorious time is insured for all VINO make the
Journey. NJ. I'll, H.
,-is,t No Magic City. They are ordered 10 report
at Union depot at 1890 o'clock tonight In
fatigue uniform.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16

Range OF the Thermometer AZ the rroh'
door of the DISPATCH Office yesterday:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
Sudden Death Of aIarmadukc Jones.

SUFFOLK, VA, June l5.-Narma1uke Jones,
ono OF orr best-knOwn aud most highly-respect-
oil cit zena. died AT o'clock this morning OF
Breht's disease; aged o! years. lie had been
sick for several weeks. bat was feeling better
this morning and announced his intention ~
getting up and dressing himself, and when about
70 make the attempt he suddenly died
Mr.. Jones was gallant Confederate soldier.
having served through the war. lie was for
years leading merchant Of Suffolk. but re-
tired from active business some time ago. Mr..
Jones was an exceedingly popular man. and his
death II sincerely regretted by his iellOw-citl-
gems.
His funeral will take place at o'clock to-mor-
row thursday afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
SEVERAL WEDDINGS YESTERDAY.
Miss Waddill Married to Mr.. Huxter
Miss Davis tn Dir. GRIMM &c.

very pretty wedding was solemnized in old
ST. Johns Episcopal church yesterday afternoon
at > o'clock, when Mr.. j. Floyd Huxter led TO the
altar Miss Emma c. WaddlL The time-honored
ediace was crowded With friends and acqaaint-
ances OF the couple. The ceremony was peg
formed in an impressive manner by Rev. Lewis
". Burton, the rector. and Mr.. william Crdhn
presided at the organ.
The bride was attirei IN travelling suit OF
tan and carried pink roses Her maid OF nonof,
Mis- Percy Bradley was dressed IN white SILK
null and carried bouquet OF white roses Mr..
Thompson Wad1iil, n brother Of the BRIDE. acted
as best man, and tho following gentlemen were
the usheIs: Mcssrs. Charles Zinck.e, D. i. Savlle,
K. Ii. Pcttis. Albert Waldrop. X. ". Anderson,
John W. starke, Charles liuxter "a brother OF
the groom. and Aubrey Williams.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs uuxter left
for the 81 ashore.
The groom. vino is an estimable young man, Is
well known in this city. lie holds responsible
position with Messrs. Ford & PeatrOss. HIS bride,
who is n daughter OF Major George Waddill. n
former member OF the Legislature from Chase
City. IL a popular young lady with many chsrn-
us fraf a sua
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
c,,v Council Caucus Tonight.

A caucus Of the Democratic members OF the
,,e,y,y'clected City Council will be held In the
ronnc,l casmber at $50 o'clock tonight TO
nominate tho municipal officers which the TWO
todies viii be called upon 10 eloct Immediately
os,ar their organization Ia July The postlOus
Tor which there are more than one candidate are
polc. Juatice. Market CLERKS, BAUM oil Pohce
r, Sergeanf-at- Arms Of the Council, aud
49, .nycr is understood that some OF tho
desire that the caucus shah 10 an open
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
o,..nce Regarding wes,-End Streets.

There was conference In the City.hugineer
ocice Yesterday afternoon between members OF
omo mittee Of the Council streets Commit
1u sevornl propcrty-owners OF the West
seo am 20 closing Boyd and Burch streets,
which DO not run through from PARK avenue TO 70
F.anslin. ana opening Two VIDE suee's on ,, sys
n .,e -, n onorum OF the subcommittee present
,o.h,ps Was agreed upon.