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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-05
Personals and Briefs.

Senator Parrish. Of GoochIand. is In the
city.
Miss LILY Wilson. of Norfolk, is visiting
Mrs. n. s. Christian, 81 north Twelfth
street.
Miss Lilah Laws. Of Clarksville,, is visit,
ing Miss Bessie Shelton, on south 1nro
street.
Mr.. Charles G.. Thompson has gone 70
Boston TO spend the summer with MS
daughter. Mrs. Kate Hill.
Two medals were given in Miss Mamie
peoratn's rpusic class--oue 20 Miss Mabel
Sycle and one to Miss Emily Raab.
Mira. J. I. Pegram. Miss Mamie Pegran,
and Mss Blanche Roberts have returned
from delightful trip 10 Washington, ID. y.
Miss Janet Hodge, OF Chelsea Hill, Hen
rico county, is visiting her aunt, Mrs Is;
II. williams, of Ettrick, Chesterfield
county.
Mrs. Jarvis. wife of Ex-Governor Jarvis.
NJ North Carolina. is in the CITY vifitlrg
her sister. Mrs. +. w. Barksdale, at 10
east Main street.
Mesgrs. Sandy s. Krause and Joseph
Wicpers of this city. lett on SATURDAY. Tor
81. Louis. taking in Saratoga and Niagara
Falls on the trip.
Rev. George II. Ray left Yesterday after
No., 70 deliver lecture al Willis's church.
From there he will 90 n Newport News TO
attend the District Conference.
Cary street and Shockoe Slip were en-
tirely deserted Yesterday. Not ware
house. store. or Office was open, and 81
lence reigned supreme on the Fourth.
Mr.. NJ. Y. Eisemann and hls sister. Miss
n IS aur nVlaanG a
yIsit TO their aunt and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander McAuley, No. 81 north Twenty
fourth street.
Winston and Hot Smith. brothers, were
received at the penuentmrY Yesterday
from Wvthe county, the former to serve
four years and the latter two years for
HOUSEKEEPING.
Rev. A. r. Dickinson. d. D., returned
Yesterday from Stafford county. where he
dedicated on Sunday n new Baptist church
at Falmouth. and addressed a children's
meeting at Bell-Alr.
Mrs NJ T.. Gates, accompanied by Rev.
J. II. WaggOner, left last niFht on q three
months western tour, which will include
the home of Rev. w. q. Waggoner, Caval-
liz, Mont On their return thew are expect-
ed to visit relatives of Mrs. Gates in Mis-
souri,.
Mr.. Alexander Stephenson. q member Of
Phil. Kearney Post, G. A. r.. was buried
at lakewood cemetery on SUNDAY evening
with the services of the organization per
formed by Commander Edgar
Allan and Past-Commander y. j. Smith.
Mr.. Stevenson leaves only one chlld-the
wife OF Mr.. Charles Ganzert, of this city.
At recent meeting of the congregation
of Marshall-Street Christian church reso-
lutions were adopted recognizing the eff
Gent eyangelistic labors. comforting pas
toral work, and zeal in the cause Of the
Master of Row. J.. A. Cutler. who has de-
termined TO sever his connection with the
church. A resolution was also adopted
testifying TO the untiring efforts OF Mr.
Cutler to advance the interests of the
church and promote the good OF its mem
borS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-05
AUcrIos sALgs-rusure Days.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE


COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ or VALUABLE IMPROVED MD INN ~;
BEVERLY AND RANDOLPH STREETS, oN
RxNnOIPii STREET MAR BeVEKLf. %
ASHLAND AVENUE, AND ON BhsteLl
STREET NEAR WtsHlNGIOs, bssorvo, ,.v
no TuE ESTATE or JAMES NJ Lotk-
NAME, DECEASED, IN THE COUNTY OF HIN
RICO AND CITY or RICHMOSD.--By virtue ~
decree Of the Circuit Court OF the COUNTY y.
Henrfco on the "a day Of May, 1897. III ,no ss,'
OF e. q. Leigh, Jr., & Co. who sue, &c. vs. % ~.
LocknansB administrator. &c. SHAH oner iO'
safe al public auction, on the premises. on
FRIDAY, July 3, 1892,
at $3.50 o'clock T.. NJ, in tho order named pelpw'
the real estate belonging tG the estate OF D. d.
10 A" Two LOIS los OF LAND, ono OF 80 and the
other OF 80 FEET FRONT, On north sido ASH
land cyenue. east OF Carter street -
2. THO NEW FRAME DWELLING No. oio
south Randolph street, containing rgonis, "'lp
good vater 90. Tho lot fronts 2lNl22 Iest.
n The NAGNIFfCE NT. COMMODIOUs, AND
ATTRACTIVE n Gw FRAME DWELLING az inc
southwest corner % Beverly and randolph
streets, recently erected " James ~ ,a. ,n,,
or twelve rooms, ana finished IN me nert
beautiful and attractive manner, inc INTERIOR
being mostly natural-vOod finish. Ihis dNeL'ns
Il woli worth the attention OK parties ossilns
first-clasa residence IN the West Emu Inc lo'
fronts 62rl33 feet 10 a l0-foot alley.
a. me beautiful VACANT LOT on south side
of Beverly street. adjoining the ABOVE on the
west Win a runt OF 6Ox133 ieet 10 alley w rear
B. fhc BEAUTIFUL VACANT Lot |oxlt4
feet moro or less 20 an alley 10 rect wac on the
north side Beverly street near washington
street. .. -
8. The BEAUTIFUL Lor fronting on 'henorih
side OF Beverly street T5xii4 ieot, more or le=s,
10 a 10 foot alley. upon which IL nice framo
dwelling with sboat rooms, recently occupied
by the said Locknane as his residence.
All OF the above described property ~ well lail
off and will be- extremely valuable, as II Is near
the car lines ana the western limits " the city.
The dwellings are we'll built. IA good Oruer, and
offer nrst-clsss opportunities 10 parties seeking
Investments.
TERMS: One third cash balance on credit OF
SIX and twelve months FOR negotiable notes, with
interest added. tho tito 10 be retained until all
the purchase money IL paid aud conveyance
ordered 10y the Court; or ali cash, nc the option
Of the purchasers.
SOL CUiCHINS. Special commissioner.
FRANK ID. hill Y Co, Auctioneers.
+. G.. LEIGH, JB.. 4 Co, WHO SUE, vs.. LoCKNANEs :,
ADNISHsrKArOR-iS THE CIRCUIT COURT or IlA
COUNTY or HENRICO.
certify that tho bond required OF Special
Commissioner SOL Cutchlns by sac decree en-
tered IN the said cause on the "a day OF MAY,
1892, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 9th day OF May,
1892. W. :. LEARE.
!y2 Clerk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-05
VICTORY AND DEFEAT
VARsIrlEs WIN ONE GAME ANo ARE
SHUT OUT M ANOTHER.
vireinias DO Fins Work Mt Al
rotots

Nearly COO Fourth-of-July cranks. with
absolutely nothing 20 do and every dispo.
sttion TO yentilatc their lungs. assembled
81 Jsiend Park yesterday morning 10 wit
ness the game between the 'varsities and
Sirginias. A score or more OF ladies lent
their presence TO the grand.stand and
watched the contest with interest.
The home team outbatted their oppo-
nents and played a cleaner game, but for
tune was against them and victory perched
on the banners of the students. At times
the fight between the two mines was very
exciting. but the cranks derived their
main amusement from an unceasing per-
sccution OF tho umpire. Mr.. Higgins, who
did his best, but somehow failed 10 please.
EXCELLENT BATTERY WORK.
An enthusiastic voter from Petersburg.
who long years ago made mp his mind not
TO hurry through he. flied the box for
the Nirginias and tossed the sphere IN q
most conmcndable manner. HIS bearing
was dignified and his demeanor very gem
tlemanly, but twelve Of the 'NarsitIes
deemed II injudicious TO contaminate their
bats bv fondling tho balls be threw. and
30 they cen oentraied their energies with
the stick upon the inoffensive atmosphere.
Oit russ LUCK. Win tue Shlnt sibhihe
face and the same handy legs. supported
the Cockade-Citg twirler and maintained
his quopdam reputation rs nm all-round
ball-player. He batted splendidly.
Lipop pitched for the "'Vafslties IN bis
usual good style and kept the hits well
scattered. SO delusive and uncertain
were the apparently innoceni-lookingo balls
be tossed that eleven Virginia batsmen
smote the mixture chemically known as
OXYGEN. nitrogen and water-gas, carboDic
acid, and ammonia without so much as
touching the sphere. His receiver, Green
way, caught superbly and banged the
horse-hide for hoIne-run and two Dagger.
McMann lead the battery record with
three singles and a two-baso hit. Watts,
the Varsity left fielder, made beautiful
running catch. As tho battery work OF
both teams wac excellent. tho rest OF the
players had but little chance 20 show their
skill. but the game on the whole was very
Interesting and exceedingly well played
by both mines.
TIE sroGY IN DETAIL:
- f,linWG.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-05
4 TLANTIO COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE.
Commanding SUND AZ. May p. 1892. 81 = A.
NJ trains on this road viii run as follows;
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-05
FOUNTAIN WAS DISCHARGED.
No Evidence That He stole Deputy-shersh
FusseIi's Money--Other Cases.

Yesterday was routine Monday at the
Police Court. Little birds sang merrily
from the window cornices, while huge COL
ored women and common white stragglers
iostled ard bustled against each other in
the surging turmoil. A big crowd was on
hand 10 see q big docket disposed OF by
the loquaoious Justice. Scene after scene
PASSED by with lightning-like rapidity and
4 constant shuttle was kept up in the
prisoners pen. Most Of the sinners were
those who were preparing to celebrate the
Foutth in too hilarious q fashion and had
all their fun anticipated and nipped IN the
bud By the inevitable bluecosts- All
eolofs. nations, and sexes were repre-
sentsd. and tho small urchin aud viyacious
little female were also on hand.
but withal there seemed 10 prevail
spirit Of melancholy and sadness. In tae
face Of every one there appeared an M
usual piaintivensss aud u Was mystery
which. when solved. proved to have been
ensbroudeG With woe. Dan Turner, tho
good nstursd. joeose bailiH, who would
rather keep his left hand on the poD-gate
and hts right ON the Sergeants desk and
count the eyLdoers than 70 waffle sticks
In the Exposition-Grouuds during fair
time. was on hand Tor the last tune in his
oiiiciai capacity. His familiar chirping
will long haunt the place he has so faith
fully served for -four years, though his sue
cussor. Mr.. Gibbons. possesses some OF
Dan's qualities, az especial one OF which
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-05
BASEBALL AT FOREST HILL.
Manchester Boys Defeat the Biue-Jeans-
Pic-Nics by the Score-Personais, &c.

About 1900 of the Fourth-of-July visit
ors 10 Forest-iIll Park were treated to a
really interest exhibition Of ball-playlng
yesterday afternoons
The game. which while rather one-sided
was quite exciting ut times. was between
the recently organized Forest-Hill club
and the Blue-Jeaus nine of the Hasker Il
Marcuse Manufacturing Company, Rich
mopd.
The crowd, being composed of good
natured and happy picnickers who were
out to enjoy everything. was quite en-
thusiastic and bestowed abundant APP
plause upon all the good PLAYS. The We
tory was the FIRST one gained by the Man
chester Club, but they led from the start
and played quite well when their limited
practice is taken into consideration. The
superior work of Duke. who pitched for
the Richmond boys, was the feature of the
game.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-05
reath of Miss Fannie A. sol.

Miss Fannie A. Squire, daughter of Mr..
l.. :. Squire. died at the residence of her
father, No. G23 east Franklin atreet, sun
day evening. The deceased had just
reached the bloom of hery oung womanhood
when attacked by the disease which finally
carried her off. She was OF q singuiarly
sweet, sincere. aud loyal disposition, aud
combined with beauty of person purity
of mind and gentleness tina; cheerei the
hearts OF all who knew her. For months
prior TO her death she was confirmed in
valid. but bore without murmur her
sufierings and the knowledge that a
bright life which erstwhile seemed before
her was shut out.
Her funeral will take place this after
noon at o'clock from st. Pauls church,
of which she was member.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-05
IERsONALs M BRlEFs.

There were ut least fifty picnic parties
at Forest-Hill Park YESTERDAY. and the
grounds of this beautiful resort We're
thronged from morning until night. One
of the officers of the street-car company
said last night that there had been be-
tween 1000 and 5000 people at the park
during the day. The car service on both
the Hull and Perry street lines was excel
lent, and the cars were deDsey packed all
throughout the day. The restaurant and
observation-disclosures did an immense busi-
ness.
The streets Of Manchester presented n
deserted appearance Yesterday. Business
was almost entirely suspended, all of the
workshops were closed. and nearly every
body went out of the city on some OF the
numerous public or private pic-nlcs.
Master Mechanic Thomas W. Gentry. OF
the DanvIlle shops, has returned from Au-
gusta. and says that Mr. George W.
O'Bren, VINO has been critically Ill for
some time. is somewhat improved.
Miss Neisler. of North Carolina. is the
guest of her brother, Mir. Thomas Neisler,
of this city.
There was not single case for the con-
sideration of his Honor Mayor Maurice
yesterday morning.
The first meeting of the new Council
will take place Friday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-05
MACHINERY, Sc.

John CHAMBLIN, ALEXANDER
- DELANY, JOSEPH II. SCOTT, RICHMOND
IRON-WORKS. CHAMBLiN, DELANY & SCOTT
(successors OF Joseph Hall l. CO., Ninth and
Canal streets manufacturers and dealers 10 all
kinds OF Mil Machinery, Wheel Gearing shaft
Ing, Puleys, Hangers, &c, &c, Castings tin iron
and brsss), Portable aud Stationary Engines
Boilers, &C., Switches, Frogs, and Crossings, and
other supplies for electric railroads. Archltectu-
raj HOMEWORK, Iron and Steel Beams, Iron Roof
Trusses, Fronts, veranias and Balconies, Bath
Tubs, re-Escapes, Cresting, Vault Iighls,
Grating, Fencing. Special attention paid 20 eu-
CINE and ioDbing repairs. 10 2l-eodlm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-05
By George w. Mayo, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
l. THAT COMFORTABLE DWELLING No.
72S SOUTH PINE STREET, NEAR HOLLY
STREET, WITH filR LOT 1519x1O0 FEET To
AN ALLEY.-By virtue Of a certain deed OF
trust dated December 20, 1889. recorded ia
Richmond Chaucery Court Deed Book 130 b.
page 81, default having been made IN the pay
ments Of tho notes therein secured. and by re-
quest OF the beneficiary, We will sell, on the
premises, on
TUESDAY, july IL, 1892,
at 81 NJ, the ABOyE-DESCRIBED PROPER
TY. Be sure and attend sale and secure bar
gain.
TERMS: The deed requires all cash. but more
liberal terms may be announced az sale.
N. G. STAPLES,
WILLIAM kLLYSON.
70 30 Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-05
BY Frank d. Hin & Co.,
Real Estate Aucti0neers.

N.B.-Take Hull.street cav limo % sta
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-05

A large number of ladies and gentlemen
from this city and Richmond celebrated
the Fourth with most delightful picnic
at Wooldridge's" The entertainment
was q very ENJOYABLE one, and those pres
ent participated III numerous lawn games
while the followers of 1erpslchore spent
the dav in dancing.
Among those present were Misses
Profit, Mallory, Wells. Edwards, Hers
man, Vereer, Williams, Goodman, Tomlin-
son, Blunt, Fuller Edwards, kldwell,
Farrar, Robinson, and Settle. and Messrs.
Libby. Edwards. Potter, Irayior. Good
man. Samuels. Wells, Patch, Dunn. Jones.
Peple. Burton. Sykes, Noel, and Blunt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-05
N : = : HoriaIk:XssteInRl

- ~ ~ ~
un6nnnzmanR
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NAY %. 1892.
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYRD-srRERr STATION
900 A. NJ. ~aily-Richmond and Norfolk
Through Lxpress-Arry0 Norfolk
ll:J5 A. n. Stops only ~ Peters
burg, Wayeriy, AID suffolk. II
300 A. NJ. Daily for Lynch1nrs, Roanoke, andl
intermediate stations. No coal
nacfi0n beyond Roanoke except fof(
Mtnston-Selcm division
1920 p. NJ. Oaiiy tor Roanoke. Radford, Pu-
Iaskl, Bristol sud ali points eoutb
aud West ga kast Tennessee, VIZ
ginia and Georgia railroad. PArlof-
car Petersburg - Roanoke and
pullman sleeper Roanoke 70 MeDl
phis ola Knoxville and Chattanooga
1858 7. II. Daily for Norfolk. suffolk. and in1
torInedlate stations Arrive Nor-I
5:45 p. NJ. Daily. Arrive Norfolk 0.2o p. 81.
iI:4O y. NJ. Daily for Roanoke, Radieri, P13
iaski, ana Bristol: also for biaef
field, Pc ahontas. Elghorn, AMI
citations ciincl-vallsy division; shso
for Louisville and stations LOUIS
Vile and Nashville railroad ~
Morton: also for Rocky Mount AMI
all stations Wins.cn-salou divihiut'
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPER
between RICHMOND ana LYNCH.
BURG ready Tor Occupancy al
r. NJ: also Pullman sleeper Potef>.
bors 10 Louisville ca Morton sni
Roanoke, 20 Memphis and Nos
orlesns eta Knoxville and ChaI'<
po0<a- .t
Train. ar,iye Richmond from Lyncnburs ans
tho West dan, l:44 A. 81, 2:l5 r. ~, and 80
r. 81. From Norfolk and ths East io'oV A. NJ
2:l5 r. NJ, and u:Ss 7. u. .,,,s
Tickets. oaxsago-chsexs, and an ini s,ns.asys
rnilroai depot, A. w. 6Arbor's, POI Main s.fess'
ana AZ he comraay ossce, s5s east MALT ssfs's
~@~ " Il. W. COURTNEY,
Passenger Agent
W. b. BhvlLL
General Passenger AGENT
General ONCE. Rosneke, Va nay
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-05
Accidentally shot.

A Farmland ON the place OF DR.. +. Davidson,
near Laurel, was accidentally shot yesterday by
a little boy who was playing with parlor-rine.
The ball entered the groin, INJECTING vesY
painful wound. Surgical aid Was summoned
IRON Ashland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-05
UNIVERSITIES.
ny INNINGs'


Earned runs-virglnias, | Uniyersiiies, T.
Twosbase hits-GTeonway, Luck, aud hcMann.
nce-hits-Lumsden and harrieOn. Home
run-GreeuWay. Lett on bascs-Nlrginias, u;
Universities, 4. Base on DAlls-By LipOp, l 10y
Quaries, .. tit by plt"her-Cullen ana Worth
ington. Struck out-By Lpop, IL: by Quarles,
IL. Wild pitch--Quarles. Umpire-1lr. hig-
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70. Va.
NEW LINE TO ATLANTA, CA
road-Street station.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE 26. 1872
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RAILROAD LINES.

-
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.-schedule
commencing ArRlL 20, iS92-eastern stan
s.04 A. y. leaves Byrd-street station daily
stops only at Ashland, boswell
Milford, Fredericksburg, Brooke,
AMI Whitewater. Sleeper 20 Wash
lngton and New York. Arrives
Washington l2:Dl P. NJ, Baltimore
at l:t7 L. NJ, Philadelphia 3:47 r.
NJ, New York $50 Z. ..
I1.5O A. NJ. leaves Byrd-Strect station daily,
except Sunday. Buffet Parlor-Car
Richmond to New York. Arrives
Washington 4;I0 4. H., Baltimore
5:24 7. NJ, Philadelphia $40 p. NJ.
New FORK 1925. T.. NJ.
7:0J r. III. leaves Byrd-Street station daily.
Sleeper Richmond 20 New York.
stops only az Ashland, Doswen,
Milford, Fredericksburg Brooke
and Whitewater. Stops &C other sta
tions ON sundays. Arrives Wash
ingtOn 1l:lO II. ~, Baltimore 1913
A. NJ, Philadelphia 3;45 A. NJ. New
York $3.50 h. n
$50 A. NJ. arrives al byrd-Sueet station daily.
Sleeper from New York. stops only
al Whitewater, Brooke, Fredericks-
burg, Milford, boswell, and Ash
land. Stops al other stations on sun
days Leaves Washington 4:30 A.
2:3S p. NJ. arrives ~ Byri-Strees station daily.
Stops at FredeS cksburg. Milford.
boswell, and Ashland. Sleeper
from New York u Washington and
Washington 70 Ri hnond. Does not
stop at hlba- Leaves Washington
1887 A. N.
e:35 p. NJ. arrives at Byrd-street station daily,
except sunday. Buffet Psridr Car
New York 20 Richmond Leaves
Washington 5:O7 L. N
FREDERICKSBURG ACCOMMODATION
Daley EXCEPT SUNDAY.
400 p. n. leaves Byrd-street station. arriving
Fredericksburg a. $3.50 y. n.
$40 A. NJ. arrives Byrd-Stroet station, ieaVes
fredericksburg 500 A. NJ
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY E1cKPT SUNDAY.
GAS A. N. leaves Elba Arrives nc Ashland at
7:33 A. NJ.
e:l2 P. NJ leaves zIba Arrives at Ashland a:
Gas A. NJ arrives EIbs. Leaves AshlapA az
600 A. NJ.
COS P. NJ. arrives as ElbA Leaves Ashland ss
0 {. A. T. Taylor, Trart Manager
Z. I. ID. MYERS. General Supcrinftndeni.
E'ARMyILLE AND EowHATAN
IL RAILROAD.
GENERAL OFFICE 7os YAIN STREET
SCHEDULE I ~ EEs slsHsIs AZ 10 iS'A
1870 ?. NJ. v!a Atlaa.ie FAST Line for Farm arm.
Vile and lnt4mediate points west
OF Chester.
s;A5 p. NJ. GA Asiaotiaf Coast Line for Der
mada
ARRIVE TcnmoSp.
1890 A. N. via Atlantis, Coast Line from Farm
vile anasintermediste stations wes'
of Chester.
S.eS A. ". ria Atlantic Coast Line nom bef'
nusga.
An trains dsyy eNceps sunday.
Tickets on sSte aud baggage checked tnrouyhss
UNION DEPOT. < j. MiLsoS.
| jazz y wsxru. General Asnasss nh -
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UNIVERSITIES.

Two-hase hite-Shelton. Le't ON bases VIZ
ginias, q Universities, j. sacrahce hits-Appie-
gate Firsi base on balls-By Hume, i; by lApop,
4 lii by pitched bal--U Universities, j. Struck
out-ylrglnias, %; Universities, J. Wild pitches
Fnright, 1 Hume, 1. UNPRECEDENTED Tate
kaaL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-05
The "'Varsities" shut Out.

The afternoon game between the Vlr-
giuias and "'Narsitles" was witnessed by
nearly 200 people, who enjoyed themselves
immensely and proved themselves equally
~ strong-luneed as those who preceded
them IN the morning.
The contest from beginning 10 end. was
splendid.y played. but the visitors were
utterly unable TO touch Enright. and so
their opponents easily succeeded IN adj
ding another gcOse-egg to the record of
the students Tho Virginia twirler aston
ished his cranky admirers and did such
eplcndld work that lac was even surprised
with himself The "'Narsities" only
found him for three singles and a double,
and these were so scattered that few of
their runners managed TO get as far as
third.
In nearly every inning the Charlottes-
vile boys were retired in one-two-three
order, amid the gleesome shouts OF the
bleachcry fiends. who were decidedly Iii
syInpathy with the home nine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-05
Otals IA IL
BLUE JEANS.
BY INNINGS.

Farned -Foresi-iIills, 2. Two base hits
Charles Crostir First base on balls-Belcher j ;
Duke. 3. HIT by pitched balls-By Duke, = 10y
Belcher, ]. stru X by Belcher. s by Duke,
IL. Passed ballf-Lipscomb, / Gayle, .. Um-
Iire-Samuel !. Young.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-05
BY r. b. Chaflin & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. north Tenth street.

H,RUSTEES' AUCTION SALE OF
i HOUSE AND LOT ON THIRTY-FIRSI
STREET :BETWEEN NJ AND n STREETS
LOT FRONTS SEVENTY FEET, WITH BUILD
ING THEREON.--By virtue Of a deed OF trust
dated July s, 1883, recorded IN Richmond
Chancery Court, Deadlock 135 3, page 2lb,
and az the request OF the beneficiary, default
having been made in payment OF debt due, We
will sell by public auction, ON the promises, on
FRIDAY, July 3, 1892,
at 5 o'clock p. NJ, tho PROPERTY described In
said deed as "hll that lot OF land, with improve
ments thereon, lying aud being IN the city OF
Richmond, On the east line OF Ihirty-nrst street
between NJ and n street, beginning 20 feet from
n street, thence running along and fronting on
Thirty-nrst street 20 feet and back between
parallel lines 40 feet"
Property rents well in this location and THIS
sale offers a good chance for investment.
Terms: While the deed requires cash for debt
duo ,s23l.O0) and expenses Of sale, moro LIBERAL
terms will be announced at hour OF sale.
JULIUS SrRAUS,
". j. IVES eNOOD,
X. Is. CHAFFIN,
jy2 Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-05
DIssoLurIoNs q co-pARTNERsHIrs.

July 2, 1902.
r HAVE THIS DAY SOLD MY IN
Il TRREsr IN ths WHEELwRtGHr- AND
BLACksMIfI-slioPe ON Wsil street 10 w.P.
BOND and JANIS McMEEKIN, who have been
for years foremen In the shops. | recommend
them 10 my fricnis and patrons as capable and
reliable workmen, and ash for them Q con.
unuAnco OF The patronage heretofofe given 70
me- JOSEPH b. DAVIS.
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