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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
sn,claI Train Service to Minneapolis Con-
veniion.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company; IN
order TO accommodate tho travel 10 A'h,
neapoli. on the occasion OF tho Nallonai
Renubiican Convention. mas arranged Tor
sneciol train service, 90 be moved on iast
schedule. through without change. Iae
train, which will be composed OF hye Fnil-
man yesubuled sleepers. ono fulllnan
dIning-car. and combined s:nokug-car'
vii leave Washington on Saturday. june
1th. at 3.35 =. NJ. arriving IN Minneapolis
atsA. N. Monday. The equipment OF li.l'
Snecial will be the exact counterpart OF the
Pennsylvania Chicago limited. I1,e fare
to Minneapolis and return, Including
sleeping accommodauons on tni' ti'.n
ooinr. will be $50. Tickets Will ho good 10
return by any regular tram WITHIN limit
Meals IN the dining-car viii DO - cents
each. ,t..
Diagrams arc now open and space can be
secured by applying IN person or bY letter
10 Robert A. Parke. agent PennsyiVania
railroad. at Baltimore and Potomac rail-
road station. Washington, ID. {.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

A grand whitsuntide excursion on me
s,ea6or ARIEL will be given Saturday night
.June i,h. Tho steamer will leave her
wharf at Rockets at 10 O'clock sharp ana ,.
returning arrive 1879 Monday morning;
Newnort News. Norfolk, and Old Point
will be visited. c, . -r,...,,,
will rive one OF their popular excursions 70
Washington. The tram WI IeaVe tlDa ~ ~
SIP. NJ, and returning leave Washington
Monday evening AT o'clock. W.
The annual grand excursion 20 "est
po;rt under the auspices of the jefferson
beneficial and Social Society Will come on
lime 9th. The amusements Will CONSIST
0f dancing. fishing, bathing, and Prize
Games. Refreshments will be served at
city prices,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
mr. Hatcher. Seventeenth Anniversary.

This will be a day Of unusual interest
with the Grace Street Baptist church. ~
i the seventeenth anniversary OF br.
Hatcher pastorate, aud the Doctor always
,,,oocbes sneclal sermons on such Occa-
Sons. The theme OF hls sermon this morn
inc will be a Call 10 the Church to 90
Forward II Is TO be made rally;;idaay
and il IS hoped that every member Will DO
nresent. This afternoon the annual meet
ING OF tho church will be held and reports
of the work. gifts. and gains of the churcp
viii DO made. 1t IS highly gratifying TO
tho church that, though 1t has Dceh puI-
tyiLntions TO the various missionary boards
have exceeded those of last year. Ihere
viii be no service IN the church tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
SIN irving 20 Get Wsyman sutton Par
1pugf.

Governor Mckinney said Yesterday eve
ming that he had been delueed WITH letters
from all parts Of the country ana iuIu.s
merable petitions asking for the pardon OF
Vavmau Sutton, now under sentence OK
death for shooting and killing man
named Harrell. in Pulaski.
Yesterday morning the Governor re-
ceivcd petition from the Jury who con-
victcd sutton and the Judge before whom
be was tired asking that be be not hanged
No facts are cited 10 support the request,
and the Governor was Tree 10 say that
even II ne intcrfered nj al II would be 10
commute the sentence 20 Imprisonment
for llfe IN the pcultcuaaTy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
A Rare Old Violin.

There ia no instrumen, by when the
skilled musician sets q greater store imam
first class sweet.toncd violin. IL ~ IKE
diamond-prized on account OF lts rafl'y
These priced violns are almost All inau9
under the sunny skies ot ltaiv, anu III
bear the imprint Of makers dead lone ago,
Mir. l.. 4. Masuricr. tho consul Oh fisn,o
Old tddlos made in lsA by :. Konzi. q
creat Italian artist IN the manufacture oil
Sioiins. Whether i, be the delicate curve
ture IF lneg. the quality Of the wood, or
the greater test. the. wonderful golden
varpisb~ tho art OF making which has been
lost -that the critic scans, the Ola yioIn,
will bo found TO have them all, and WIZ
afford pleasure 20 conHo'sse'Vs III TINS ilhe
who mag be lucky enough to view H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
A sneci,I Notice.

Tho time is drawing near. We do not
propose after this month 70 give you an
g Crayon and one dozen Cabinet Photos
for 50. Wo viii continue to give the
Crayon and one dozen Of our fuely-hnished
Cabinet Photos for 50 until tho lst OF
Juno. but no longer. Il IS not necessary
to explain 10 you the class OF work we arc
making. You ought 10 know by this time
that we make the finest-Gnlshed work that
il made in the city. We advertise tins way
10 let tho public know that they have a
first-class crayon artist IN Richmond. li
you doubt It, give Us trial and we VIII
move vour doubts. 1t Will cost You
nothing 10 find it out. We spare nc, eX-
pense and employ none but trst-ciaS,ss
artists. We 90 not want any one 10 can
our city a country town.
CAMrBELL d Co.,
429 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
\ Richmond Boys Good Fortune.

NJ. MARION @. IYler, o f0rmer hlchmOnI
bov. who has recently been connected
with the Mouongah Coal and Coke Com,
pauy. at tarmont. Va, has Just res gned
ms position TO accept the appointment Of
general manager OF the Ihurmond Coal
and Coke Company, IN West Virginia. A
few days AGO hs was presented with "a
magnificent gold watch by the attaches of
tine establishment from which he has re-
tired.
Mrs. TYLER. the wife Of the fortunate
Young man. ~ now on a visit 70 this city
and is the guest Of Mrs. John 5. Harwood,
No. 1909 FlOyd avenue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

There will be three daily trains between
Richmond Norfolk Lynchturg. and
Koanoke ria Petersburg and the Norfolk
and Western railroad On AID after sunday,
Trains will leave Richmond from Byrd
Street station for Norfolk on . A. NJ,
2.5s p. NJ. and 5:4j +. NJ, and for Lynch
burg and Roanoke az 9 \. ~, 1871 midday
and 1870 Pm.
Tor all information apply 20 r. ".
Courtney, Passenger Agent, o33 Main
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
A yiRGISIAS INJURED.
THE VENERABLE MRS. RAIDER DEAD.
Mrs. Robert i. Porter's Plans for the Sum
mer-A Judgment for $4,000

fcorresvondence Of the Richmond Dispstci-l
BRts1oL. Trsy.. MAY l9-Mrs. Louise
Raider the venerable mother Of ". a.
RAIDER the mayor Of Bristol, Va. was
buried TO-DAY IN the city cemetery. She
was more than 50 years old and had lyed
In this city, or rather this vicinity all her
lie. She saw the site os tins town when
tine tall trees Of the forest shaded the
land Three children survive hcr-Alayor
RAIDER and Mrs. Mary Rice. Of this, city,
and MIs. II. X. Caruack, OF Jonesboro'.
GRASDILoQULST CHAT,
The Hon. Robert L. Porter. of the Cen.
sus Bureau. and president of cooperative
hin Carter county, Tenn. - having
tiue simmer residence erected when Will
Ieau.latlal structure. While this build
nc j. being completed Mr.. Porter and his
family. consisting of hls wife and three
children, will occupy house when DIT.
Porter has leased. In conversation with
rewapaper correspondent Mr. Porters &C
comulished wife sad " We shall move go
Thzabethton at the end of tins month.
There we Will occupy Honcysuchie
Grove We will enjoy lltCyally the three
acrcs and "a COW. Our new house "a bong
built on site on the outskirts OF
the town lust on the slope OF the
Great Smoky Mountains whose mys-
ferrous charms Miss Nuriree has
described, ana IN slSht 'l tLH1 "'' j. u "a
Lima Mountain, whose everlasting
croedincss rejolced the ewes OF the
Iv,up Andrew Johns or Bcs .des Mr.. POI
ter AMI family the following ihiladel-
phians will spend the summer IN tins beau;
uful mountain region: DR.. lloratio Wood
and DIR. William Pepper. with their FAM
hes: Mr.. j. Lowory Bell and family, Mrs
Fitzpatrick. widow Of Or. fitzpainck
with her family, Miss Schiller, a grand
niece Of the great poet. Mrs. bil
lings and Miss Marguerite buhngs' or NaSh
lnetou wiualso spend the summer with Us
To dav at Abingdon scott county
Wa msu is SAID to have obtained
judgment for 50, 900 against }. ;. Penn, OF
tins city
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

As the majority OF our city customers
nrofer Upright Pianos the Square Pianos,
walch from timo 20 time have been taken
IN trade. are for sale at very low prices aud
upon more reasonable terms than wo can
accent for lprights. If tho reader of tbs
has a friend living away from Richmond 70
would be friendly decd 10 cut tnis ont
and send 20 him, for We can sell merlto-
rious Pianos from $50 upwards. and We
will sell on the instalment plan outside OF
the city as well rs in Richmond.
Manly 3. RAMOS 81 Co.,
Main street next 10 corner of Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

The election for municipal Offices and
,ocmhers of tho CITY Council and justices
viii take place next Thursday. From pres;
e ~,i' indications the vote will be a small
one ono II Is pretty generally understood
that there viii be 10 opposition TO the
candidates for general offices Nominated
in the primary of April 5th. The Repup-
hcaps. however. have two council tickets
in jackson Ward aud there IS some pro;
liability that IN Jefferson Nhru seFtI'i
nart,es VIII be voted for other than the
party nominees. o.
A new City Central Democratic Com
nit;ee. winch Is composed OF five mem
bers from each Of tue SIX wards, Will have
10 be elected between now ana July ls':
IL has always boon customary 10 selecO
these in ward meetings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

Yesterday about 1915 O'clock Mr.. Nor
can Byrne died suddenly from heart-fail-
ure at the residence OF his son, Mr.. Thomas
Bvrne. Sir. Byrne was born in County
wicklow. ireland, and at tho time of his
death was II years oi age. tie had been o
resident Of Richmond Tor forty years aud
hada host of friends aud acquaintance,
who held him ~ high esteem. He leaves
four sous-fhomas. LOUIS, Morgan, and
John and one daughter, Mrs. Denis j.
O'Nel. The funeral Will take place from
the Sacred Heart church Monday morning
at 1880 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

Tonight at 1880 o'clock there will he at
st. johns German Lutheran church a
SUnday-school festival. The school has
purchased a new organ and 1t will be deii-
Gated. The pastor OF the church, Rev.
Paul l.. Mcneil. has written for the occa-
sion SUNDAY school festsplel entitled
Our Organ" which VIII be rendered by
Misses Emma Schumann, Louisa WOLF,
Lizzie Sauer. Minnie Senf. Carrie ProDst,
ida Brlcl. and Mario nenzel. and seven
little girls dressed in white will act as
flower-.irls and scatter May blossoms.
The choir Of the church will. under Pro-
lessor Louis +. Ide. sing three new pieces.
The public are cordially invited. The en-
tie services promise to be most enjoya-
Mo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
The Other Iiauns.
nOn1 gentleman

A well-knOwn KichmOnd gentleman
owns a farm near the city, and has an ar
rapoemeut with one OF his colOred tenants
whereby he receives the hams and shouE
ders of the hogs that are raised cn the
PREMISES. The first hog was killed and
cured. and two fine hams were sent into
the city TO the proprietor II the farm.
When he came home the dav the hams
were sent IN he found his wife dissatisfied
with the meat returns, and when she was
asked the cause she replied: They have
killed one of the nogs and only sent zoe
two hams. Now whore aIe the OthersE"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
senator Naniei.

There was probably not "a man IN the late
convention at Richmond. whether Cleye-
land or Cleveland, that was not proud
20 claim John W. Daniel as "a Nirginlan.
Whatever doubts existed us 10 other mat
tiers there wss absolute unanimity Us TO
Nr. Daniels personal popularity, and his
presence III the convention. whether as
pacifcator or leader or orator. was an
assurance and constant reminder that thus
Is not ~ Virginia an era wholly OF small
men. Fortunate is the State that can
boast Q repree satatlvs 20 able and pure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

Independent If a stocko Upright Piaooi
in ysrIous kinds OF woods we have four
square PIauos, which can Poe bought .rom
$50 upwards. Be sure ami examine t-'
Knabe before buying. and remember 30
ONLY one store IN Richmond can nr"
Knabe Pianos be purchased. We VIII 10
pleased % send catalogues and give iul
Information. Manly 3. Ramos Co., YJ5
Main street, Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

Or. ". L. Anderson, OF farmville, Va, is
the puc4t of Mr. John {. Marks, No. SOP
west Grace .treat. These gentlemen drove
TO tins ci,y from Farmvills IN two-horse
drag. They started to Richmond Friday
and travelled twenty miles the first day.
Inc rest OF the Journey. over fifty miles,
was made yesterday. The whole distance
wa driven In twelve hours, and the horses
did not appear 30 be the least tatigued.
SIR. Marks, who has been IN III health tor
snme ilme. - now greatly lmproyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

Having been informed that. there are
many Indies who say that they have ASKED
us to change their old-style trunks 10 the
roller-trav' and that we have refused to
accommodote them. We beg 20 say that
we would like very much to obhge them.
bnt we caunot make the change with
credit TO ourselves, the roi'er-ray trunKs
being made in every way superior TO the
Ordinary trunks. Very respectfully.
II. W. RoUSTREE q BROTHER.
>
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
Want TO SEQ Orr Crematory.

The city Of Lynn, Mass, has appointed
q special commit Tee 10 inquire into the
latest methods OF disposing OF garbage,
and IN pursuance OF this work dele cation
composed of gentlemen from both
branches of their council VIII visit Rich
mond 20 inspect the crematory. The
Massachusetts fathers" will arrive in
Richmond to-day, and tomorrow Captain
l.. +. Christian. chairman OF the Health
Committee. will take them in charge and
give them such Information as they denre.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
Granh Opening.


New address. $40 east Broad street.
Immense stock Gcntlemen's Furnish
ings. hats. sporting Goods. Bicycles.
Proper goods. proper prices. and proper
attention t. business has enabled US 70 put
IN a couple OF extra props To an already
prosperous concern. GIVE MS call. All
the paint IS airy. We have the dead drop
Ball and Tennis Supplies. Bicycles and
Bicycle Sundries. ASK anybody. They'll
tell you SO. 4. X. Il &. J.. ScHAAp.
81 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
LAW VERSUS MsOlClNE-MeN.
The Doctors Club Made tp->everaI
Diamond Contests Yesterday.

The baseball contest between the law
yers and doctors. which VIII take place on
the SIN OF next month. Will toe one OF the
society events of the season. All INC
members OF both professions VIII take
seats On the b.cacaeues and lend enthusl-
a-In 10 toe occasion by Their shouts ana
comments The persuasive tongues OF
the ATTORNEYS will render the following
yell
"Oyez. over. oyer, Oyer
Tho mtdi,als dor't know how 20 play
Blackstone!
The martial cry Of tho doctors has not
vet been made public. The following are
the pulse-feeicrs who will play: Franklin.
Wheat Oppeuhimer. Matthews. slegle,
Henson, Hinchman. Blaukenship, GGrcin,
Cudhp. ErladneX. Carr:ngtOn, Baker,
Meredith Taylor. Lipscomb. and MichaelS.
Both teams are hard at work pracuclng
and good game Will be gwen. The
above players and other doctors interested
Will hold meeting 40 the Medical College
az 1880 +. NJ. Oh tomorrow TO conclude
Arrangements.
The hardware clerks again met the
linen men on YESTERDAY afternoon 10
try their skill al tho national game. al
though the former sustained quite
Waterloo GA last SATURDAY.. Yet. not
dhant'd iu the least. they went INTO the
conihct AGAIN with "a GRIM determination 20
VIII, and when the game was called az tho
end 81 Tie ninth inning the score stood
HARDWARE. IS; Notions. Is.
The feature Of the game was the excel.
lent battery WORK on Powell and Bob
smith No less than fifteen mon struck
ont IN en0e9yOring 20 tit Smiths wizard
curves
sIhefc was q cioselv.coates ted game Of
ball on the ienth-strest flats" YESTERDAY
evening between tins downtown nine and
picked team The game resulted Ia favor
OF the " Picks by score Of AZ 10 H.
The following were the batteries: Picks
TAYLOR and Quarles, Downtowns Check
aud Lorraine.
A very interesting game OF baseball was
PLAYED near the City Gas-Works yesterday
afternoon by the Giants, ST.. and the
Giants. Jr. The Giants Jr. (d'iGs CresceDtsl
were defeated bv a score OF IS TO ~ for the
first time this season.
The batteries were: For the Seniors, T..
Stacy and b. Smith; for the Juniors. j..
Malone aud II. Smith.
The game Of ball which was played on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
Hastings Court.

In tins court yesterday J. I. Davis, con-
ylcted in two cases of grand larceny and
embezzlement. was sentenced 10 two years
in the penitentiGry. c. B.Green was fined
- and costs Tor not having his scales sealed
according TO law. Henry Berkle. charged
with bigamy. not guilty. Ine court was
engaged IN che trial OF this case until Z
O'clock r. NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
r,eesen, Reception in the West Eua.

The ladies ot Tie Vest Ind gave 20 their
friends friday evening al entertainment
on west Beverly street. The eSer;lons OF
the falr ones proved most successful, for
every one enjoyed themsclve5 to the fullest
extent. Music was dIscOurscd the entire
evening, the musicians being concealed
behind an elaborate screen OF palms and
ferns. An elegant supper was given the
ladies toy Messrs. q. l.. ana j. NJ. Ander-
son. and VI. Lockiaue at y o'clock, after
which the Tupsichorean pleasures were
INDUCED IN for several hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
Hois,nn rr.l...
This boanfIfnI r0-0-l = :

This beautiful resort ,n e...
which Wa lately ihr country
ex-AttOrnry-C.uerll Iu..
been fitted up as . sun.r.
open for visitors ln fI. d.
The medicinal quoHiIn nj f..
Holson Spring have a rofs.
back moro thgn 9rroffg.nr.
ston Springs was opened
sort moro than ilty vol-.
visited annua.ly b. faY fr.r
Iriggs. and GfO'nW1gs. m...
these families conf 4
carriages. Tho iate +
erected tho larVe BRICK h.
cottages about hify gaIt
improvement Woo a
Ayers wnen be concerted .
residence M 1885, N.r
rooms have been Prov I.f
and billiard saloon rr.t
Of sail-bOats con
situated within lI f0....
Of iiOl-tOn NV q, aII
lawn OF several 70
noble old forest fr..
H0lstOn is famous E
General Wade Iau.
springs prior to t.e
that every mul1W a..
] hero are upon ..f .
VIZ. chaiybeaie,
epson, and The oriH..
rooms are large aal
furniture - good. i
Piled with on a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

Strocker's Hill Thursday evening between
the Independents and "liarris's Pets
was n complete wal1-over tor the indc-
pcudents, who were victorious by score
OF IL to 4. Batteries lndependea's-
Evans and Iandrum. "Harris's Pets -
Hanes. Mackcy. and Harris.
A game of bali was played Yesterday
afternoon between the Chelsea hill ana
shcep-lill BOYS. The game resulted ID
score Of Is 90 10 in favor of the former.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
Organs for Churches.

This is the season Of the year for the
churches 10 buy organs, and II would be-
well for the organsts and committees to
consult Mr.. Manly Il. Ramos. as Ia Is an
organist and fully appreciates the needs OF
churches. At ms store can be found seye-
raj different makes of organs, and churches
can buy on the most 7, asonable terms and
old organs will be taken in trade at their
full value.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

Yesterday was busy day in the Chancery
Court. A great many DEGREES were en-
tered. it being the last day of the April
term. There was no probate business
done. Judge Il. 4. Hancock entered "A decree
i'm tho case OF Harris against blachiord.
trustee. The next regular term OF the
court commences on the first Monday IN
lima
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

Commencement Exercises of the Wes-
levan Female Institute stanton, Va, VIII
occur rs follows: May 30th. Final Celebra-
ton of the Lee and Jackson Literary So
cietv A. Q f.. VI. Saturday, june 9Th, Art
Exhibition. Sunday. June 5th, AZ u A. NJ.
Commencement Sermon by Bishop \. ".
wilson. IL. D.. of Baltimore: and at =.
NJ. sermon before tie Young Moman's
Christian Association of the Institute.
Monday. June c-l. NAL SOlree OF lnstru-
mental and Vocal Music at l.. III. Iues-
dav. az 10 A. M.. Closing Commencement
Exercises. awarding diplomas. comforting
degrees, &c. ". A. HARRIS. -. D..
PRESIDENT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

Every day some ono wants 20 rent a
house nj Barton Heights. There are no
houses % rent. tut you can buy Tot o4
ea-v terms az the auction june lJtn and
build your own home ~ about what you
have 20 pay rent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

q Barton Heights. The Barton haights
viaduct a. north end Of First streot wIl
oren no tho most popular drive TINS sea-
son. d..
Cool breezes constantly AZ barton
Heights. One can spend the summer thefs
IN c.rlf.rf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

A. tho low prices and easy forms The
Uvme- Minor company. on Ninth street,
ava now selling hgn-grade Pianos and
ORGANS every home can Doe made happy
by possessing one OF these charming in-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

Persons intending 70 send 3owers for
HOLLYWOOD Memoral-Day c0,h instant
are requested 20 send them TO Miss VI. \.
Bauchman. chairman Decorating Commit
tee. 800 south Fourth street, not lat x than
IL O'Clock Oh that day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

II YOU buy O Barton-Heights lot at the
auction sale Of the BroOkland Railway and
IMPROVEMENT Company jane. 18TH, you
viii have from four 20 SIX years 20 pay Ior
II Tho regular advance for three wears
has been Sd per cent. per annum, aud Will
be larger M the future.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
A Ghiid'S Arm Broker.

Sarah A.. the 5-year old daughter Of Mrs.
NJ +. Kern. 1919 Venable street. while
PLAYING IN new building near her home
ycsterday afternoon, had very serious
and painful accident. Size tell and broke
her arm between the wrist and elbow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

Messrs. Boswell Il Hartman advertise for
sale on the z6th next Ihursday) a beauti-
ful place on Grove avenue. with nice cot
tage, which will make delightful home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

Nr. 4. Goldback is fitting up his facto-
ries on Reservoir street with the latest IN
reutlon for manufacturing shirts and
Drawers on an extensive scale. Expects
~ rer M steam about the jth OF June
and eiyo employment 10 one hundred
hands.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
Grand whitsuntiio Excursion to tho sea-

The steamer Ariel will make 90 excur-
s;on 10 Old Point. Norfolk, Virginia
Beach. Newport News, Hampton. etc.
on saturday night az 10 O'Clock, June an.
and arrive back in Richmond az - o'clock
SUNDAY night. giving eXcurllonists az
SUNDAY at seashore aud the privilege ot
remaining unit the following TUESDAY.
Round trip only ~ and no time lost from
bn.Iness. Beatl them all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
The Srnato-snIp.

The Governor was Yesterday besieged by
callers vino visited him IN the interest OF
candidates for the appointment Of United
States senator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

until you sec The fume-Minor Company
on Ninth street. They wilsaVe you u, Ney
and furnish tho best instrument made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

George Bailey (colored) who was sent
10 tho penitentiary from Northampton
county for grand larceny, died yesterday
ia the prison hospital.