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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-02
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NOTICE

Owing to continued i'll health have THIS
DAY sold to Messrs. J. A. THOMAS & BRO. nv
entire business, consisting of stock in trade and
good will
thank my friends and patrons for their most
generous support to me in the past and sin
cerely request continuance of same with the
new firm, Very respectfully yours.
A. H. CHAMPIONS son,
W. D. CHAMPION.
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BkNKS,
THB CITIZENS BANK
oFSAvANNAH,
Capital 100000
oFSAVANNAH,

Transacts general banking business.
Maintains Savings Department and allow
INTEREST AT PER CENT, compounded
quarterly.
The accounts of individuals, firms, banks AMI
corporations are solicited.
With our large number OF correspondence
GEORGIA, ALABAMA, FLORIDA and SOUTH
CAROLINA, we are prepared to handle collso
tons on the most favorable terms
Correspondence invited
BRANTLEY A. DENMARK
president.
II. B. LANE,
VICE president
GEORGE G. FREEMAN,
CASHIER.
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ATTENTION, 3. p. o. ELKs

A regular session Of the lodge will be held
THIS Thursday EVENING at 500 O'Clock. in
encampment room, odd Fellows building.
Degrees cOnferre
W. R. THIGPEN, Exalted Ruler,
II. S. JOHNSON, Secretary.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

In order to make'room
for our Spring Lines,
soon to arrive, we put on
sale to-day our entire
stock of WEIGH Marget-
sou & Co s Celebrated
Neckwear at
use.
These goods are this
seasons importations
and sold for 81, S125,
81 so and 81, among
them being many light
shad>s suitable for the
approaching Spring Sea
son.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-02
FALK CLOTHING co.
NOTICE.

SAvANNAH, GA. Jan. 81. 1898
Mr.. P. S FERRIS having resigned as business
manager Of the Oemler Oyster Company, all
communications appertaining to the business
of that company should, for the present, be ad-
dressed to the undersigned.
ISAAC G. HAAS President
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-02

HEADQUARTERS GEORGIA HUssARs, I
SAyANSAH, GA. Feb. =, 1898. (
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-13

and sitting down near the statue OF the
General. The Judge was With hcPher-
son at Peach Tree creek, and when the
former was wounded General McPher-
son. hearing OF it, at once sent ms own
surgeon to dress the wound.
The leg was bandaged. Gresham was
put on litter, and the doctor ordered
him to be carried back to the temporary
hospital in the rear OF the lines. There
was some delay. and mean time the
fight ragged with fatal ferocI.y about Nc
Pherson.
When Gresham's litter reached its de-
stination the first thing that met bis eye
was the stretcher bearing the dead Gene
raj. Mcpherson had bson killed and bis
body had reached there ahead OF Gres-
ham.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-13
EAGLE-TOMCAT FIGHT.
Feline Carried Up and Dropped
by Bald-Hcaded Bird.

While two residents of Gllena. H.,
were driving through Southern Wiscon-
sin recently. they witnessed, near Arena,
a fierce fight between a bald-headed
eagle aud a large tomcat, says the Mon
treal Star.
The "proud bird Of the mountains
had attacked tho cat while hunting in
the field. and succeeded in fastening its
talons into the animals back, when the
battle Immediately began and was con-
tinued amid the screams OF the eagle.
1t was sort of catch-as-catch-c could
contest, and while it continued the
feathers and fur flew thick and fast. The
cat was too heavy for the eagle to fly
with, but it succeeded in raising it seve-
raj times in the ar, 100 feet or more at
each effort but the attempts to get
away with its prey were futile, as the
weight of the cat and its fierce struggle
for life invariably brought the eagle to
the ground again, where the battle was
repeated, with nearly the same result.
In the final bout, which took place on
terra .frnla, the eagle threw up the
sponge and flew laboriously across the
river, while the cat, much worried, made
tracks as rapidly as possible away from
the scence OF the battle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-13

Welded IN WASHINGTON.
Death of MIR. Arthur Leigh
BOyd'S Rude Conduct.
LCorrespondence Of tho Richmond Dispateh.l

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.]
LOUISA. Va, April l2.-Mr. +. Il.
Wood, apopular young businessman of
Gordonsville. and Miss George Trice,
the beautiful blonde daughter OF Mrs.
V. II. Trice, and sister of Mrs. John ID.
Tyler. Of Richmond. took the o'clock
train here Tuesday morniug for Washing
ton, where they we're married yesterday
morning. They have the best wishes of
host OF friends.
Mr.. Arthur Leigh. a young man 25
years old, was buried Tuesday at his
fathers, near Kent's Store, Fluyanua
county. He had complication of dis
eases, his death taking place Sunday
night last
Captain Robert Boyd's recent rude
and insulting conduct in the house OF
Mrs. Hall. living near this town, has
raised howl OF indignation among our
people. Captain Boyd poses as an evan
eelist OF the Salvation-Army or Soldier
of.ths- Cross stripe.
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LICENSES CONTINUED.
WNthcvillc Wct-Judge Hut
ton for Supreme Bench.

ICorrcsponlouc Of the Richmond Dspatch.l
WYTHEyILLB, Va, April 12.-The
Judge continued the licenses OF the seye'
raj bar-keepers IN Wytheville.
in the afternoon the lawyers of the
Wythevile bar held meeting at the
courthouse and unanimously endorsed
Judge Jonn II. Hutton. of Wytheville,
cx-judge of the Circuit Court, for posi-
ton on the Supreme bench, recommend
ing his appointment to the Legislature.
The wheat crop i'll tins section looks
promising. The farmers are ploughing
for corn, the ground being in excellent
condition.
Miss Annis Kent. daughter Of Hon.
Il. &. Kent. is at home again, after an
absence OF three months in New Orleans
and Atlanta,
Mrs. James II. McGavoels, of Fort
Chiswell. who has been in Richmond for
the past three months under the care Of
DR.. Shields. returns home this week.
Miss Kate RIbble leaves for Richmond
in day or two to he absent several
weeks,
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BRUTON VESTRY OFFICERS
Mr.. Bats Painful Accidcnt---
Literary Address.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, April 12.-The
newly elected vestry of Bruton Episco-
pal church met last evening and elected
the following officers Wardens, DIR.
Charles ". Coleman and Henley L.
Jones Treasurer. Leonard Henley,
Jr. Secretary, DR.. Van f. Garrett.
Mr.. John Ii. Bait, Jr., a student at
William and Mary College from Greenes-
vile county, while wrestling on the
campus yesterday evening, fell and
broke the large bone Of his leg. The
necessary medical attention was rem
dered bv Drs. Coleman and Shield and
the Young man made as comfortable as
possible, though for awhile he suffered
much pain.
MIR. William r. Alexander. OF Win
chester, has accepted an invitation to
address the literary societies of William
and Mary at the next commencement
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SWINDLED OUT OF $50.
Draft-Opcrator on His Rounds.
Us. Commissioner.
,rrespondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.

correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. April l2.-- Mr..
I. J. Wills, manager Of the Alliance Co
operative Store. WAS recently swindled
out OF 921 by well-dressed man calling
himself w. +. Ewing and claiming TO
represent Ober * Son, Of Baltimore,
dealers III fertilizers.
Mr.. Wills was asked TO cash $50
draft Oh Ober d Son. but having made
his deposit for the day the swindler was
compelled to mske the draft for 500
ell the money Mr.. Wills had-which he
paid over to the man. The draft was
promptly returned by Ober & Son, with
the statement that they did not know
Ewing, and had never had man an
sworing his description in their employ.
A letter from the Baltimore firm, Just
received, shows that Ewing has been
practicing his game elsewhere. At
konceverte, under the name Of c. NJ.
Evans, he secured from the bank 300
on draft drawn on Obere& Son. 1t is
probable that Ewing or Evans IS now
operating IN North Carolina. He left
here at night without settling his board
bill at the hotel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-13
The Honduran Revolution.

lby telegraph to the Dispatcnl
New ORLEA.s, La, april l2.-Dis-
patches received hers last night from
Honduras announce that the Reyolu-
tlonlsts have abandoned the interior and
are moving toward the Atlantic coast.
The call Of Ceiba is confirmed. The
city 10 in the hands Of the Revolution
ists. The Liberal party is said to have
seized the American steamship Rover,
OF the Oteri Line. engaged in the fruit
trade, and with the assistance of this
ship captured Iruxillo. Puerto Cortez
is strongly guarded and no fears Of an
assault at this point are felt by the gov
ernmeut.
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THE SCHEDULE.
Following is the teams schedule of
baseball games for the season OF 1893 :
Georgetown


Washington League at National Park, Washing
tOn, March 10Th.
Columbia College. y. y, at Capitol Park Wash
ingtOn, March 3Oth.
SWarthmOre College, al Capitol Park. Washing
ton, April Isl.
Washington League, at National Park, Wash
ingtOn, April 4th.
Lebigh University, at Capitol Park. Washington,
April Sd.
Harvard University, at National Park, Washing
ton, Ap-il 9Th.
University OF Vermont, at Capitol Park, wash
ilgtOn, April 5th.
Dartmouth College, at Capitol PARK, Washing
ton, April IOth.
Washington League, at National Park, Wash
inGton, April 18th.
Baltimore League, at Baltimore, April 18th.
Baltimore League. at Capl,oi Park, WASHING.
ton, April 10Th.
Trinity College. at Capitol Park. Washington.
April 22d
University Of Pennsylvania. at Philadelphia.
April 10Th.
New York University, April 10Th.
Chicago Athletic Club, az Capitol Park, Wash
ington, May LIST.
Lafayette College, at Capitol PARK, Washington.
NAV 5tn.
Naval Cadets, AT Annapolis, May 10th.
Cornell University, May 18TH
Lafayette College, at bastOu, May 21th.
Wesleyan University. a. aiddletOwD, May Doth.
Ioly-Cross College, at Worcester, May Both.
brown University, az Providence. May 3lst.
Harvard University az Cam bridge. June Isl.
Brown University, at Providence, June "a.
Tufts College, June 81.
Princeton University, at Princeton. June 9TH.
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Observation-Disclosures.
Halifax Wedding in Which
There IL 40 Change of Name.

Halifax Wedding in Which
There IL NO Change of Name.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
HoUsToN, HALIFAX COUNTY, Va,
April l2.-The Baptist church WAS filled
yesterday morning with an interested
audience to witness the marriage of Mr..
j. b johnson and Miss Matte johnson.
The church was beautifully decorated
with flowers and ferns and lighted with
handsome lamps and chandeliers. The
groom came i'll with ms best man, Mr..
w. II. Clay, and the bride entered with
Miss Ella Shipman, maid of honor.
The ushers were MeSsrs. w. ].
johnson, Joseph W. johnson, j.
r. Hankins, and Walter Medley.
Rev. W. j. Shipman performed the mar
riage ceremony IN a most impressive
manner, and Mrs. A. II. Green presided
ut the organ. 1t was beautiful we'd
ding and the large crowd attested the
popularity of the young couple. The
bride Is the youngest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James T.. johnson, is young
lady of charming qualities of mind and
heart. and greatly beloved bya wide
circle of friends. The groom is one of
our leading merchants. blr. and Mrs.
johnson left for bridal trip North, ac-
companied by the best wishes OF all who
know them.
Bishop Randolph visited the Epis CO.
pal churches at News Ferry, South
Boston, and Houston last Friday and
Saturday. and administered the rite of
confirmation to classes at each church.
Large congregations greeted him at
every appointment.
PERSONALS.
Rev. A. b. Kinsolving, of Brooklyn,
has been visiting his father, Rev. DR..
o. A. Kinsolving, at this place.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Sallie T. Nobiin, daughter of Mr.. X. X.
Nobin. Of South Boston, and Mr.. Wal
ter ID. Blair, OF Pittsylyania, on the 10Th
instant.
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CORES oondence OF the aichmoni Disoatch.l
GREEN BAY, Va, April l2.-Mlss
Leila X. Carson, our village school
teacher. left this evening for stuart, Va.
Miss Sallie NJ. Owen accompanied her.
Mr.. John l.. Devine made a business
trip to Danvilie yesterday.
Captain 6. W. richardson, Of Crewe,
was here yesterday.
A large number of colored laborers
are leaving here for the brick-yards in
New Jersey.
Farmers are complaining of the dry
weather.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-13
EPISCOPAL CONVOCATION.
Successful entertainments 80 y
Pretty April Wedding.
Correspondence of the Klcanonl D.sDasca.

Correspondence Of the Kica moni D.soatca.l
KEysvILLE, Va, april l2.-The con-
vocation OF the Episcopal Church in
this district composed of Henry, Pitt
sylvania. Halifax, Meckleuburg. and
Charlotte counties-vill hold its annual
meeting in Ascension Episcopal church.
at this place. on the 18th, 18th, and 10Th
OF this month.
The entertainment given in Clark
Hail tonight for the benefit OF the Good
Tempar lodge at this place was
grand success. Quite nice sum was
realized. The programme consisted OF
Rotations. readings, humorous dialects,
&c. Miss Carrie Morton deserves special
mention for her beautiful recitation.
PETTUs-CHAPPELL
At the Baptist church here to-day, at
PIP. NJ, Mr.. W. II. Pettus, of Drake
Branch, was united in the holy bonds OF
matrimony 10 Miss Mollie ChappelI. OF
this place-Rey. W. G. Foster officiating.
The bride wore q dras, OF pear! gray
benqsliue cloth. trimmed with steel pas
sementerie. with atand gloves TO match.
The ushers were Messrs Richard Chap
pell, Willie pettus Eddie Chappell, u.
r. nnight. T. y. Williams. j. ". Cor
den, G. W. Dodson, and Il. W. Bruce.
The couple left OH the north-bouad train
to-day for an extended'toGr.
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Gus Almond the Winner.

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.I
OAK PARK, Va, April s.--The COLI
test for the declsimer's medal in the
Locust Dale Literary. Society took place
last night, the 7th. The judges, Messrs.
Lowell, Slower, and Willis, awarded the
honor to Mr.. Gus Almond, Of Greene
county, Va.
The first issue Of the Madison Free
Press made its appearance this week.
1t is a newsy county paper, and your
correspondent wishes 1t much success.
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GEORGETOWN GLORY.
GRAND RECORD OF THE
COLLEGE BALL TEAM.
It Defeated the Harvards, the
Columbias, and the Swarth-
mOres This Season.

Georgetown has full cause to be proud
Of its crack college baseball team. On
the 7th instant the crimson colors OF
Harvard we're lowered by the victorious
blue and gray OF Georgetown, at Ma
tlonal Park, Washington. About LOO
persons witnessed the game which was
won by reason OF great fielding. timely
hitting. daring base.running. Csrmody 3
great work IN the pitchers box, and the
generally clever playing OF the team.
The score was as follows
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-13
General Malone a Witness.

Correspondence the Richmond Dlspstch.l
LUBAY, Va, April 12.-The spring
term of the Circuit Court for this coun-
ty convenes on the Goth instant. and
there are number Of important cases to
be disposed of. some If them arising out
of the failure OF the Luray " boom.
The first case on the docket is that of
tine Commonwealth against f. L. Broyles
for the shooting of Mr.. d. b. Snyder
last August, removed from the County
Court. The defence have had subpenaS
issued for thirty-five witnesses, among
them General William Malone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-13

whose name your correspondent has not
learned. interfered with the sale Of the
stuff. An alteration ensued between
the two men and Willis drew his pistol
and fred upon the marshal, the ball
taking effect. and he died within few
hours. Willis made bis escape, but it is
said number Of Kentuckisns are III
the vicinity Of Ava hunting for him, and
il he is caught he may fare badly. He
is man OF bad habits, and has been
identified with the moonshiners for
some time past.
POLITICAL.
There is beginning to be some talk
about the spring election IN this com
munity. There are four candidates for
the County and Circuit. Court clerk
ship Of this county j. G. Counts.
Ezekiel Sutherland, Ira Vanoyer, and
Felix Senter. The contest will be be-
tween Counts and Sutherland, with
chances in favor OF the latter, so 1t is
generally conceded.
There have been forest fires here
during the dry, windy weather OF the
past few dsys and much fencing has
been burned.
There are % felony and 1914 misde-
meanor cases on the County Court
docket of this county The April term
ia in session this weeE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-13
PETTUs cHAPPELL.
ALADY BURNED TODEATH
She tainted and Eel in the
Fircplace---A Gail.
Especial telegram so tae Di5pltch.I


ONANcocK. VA, April y. A horrible
accident occurred yesterday evening IN
the southern part OF Accomac county.
The wife of Mr.. John Mapp, who lives
near Bellehaven, was burned To death.
1t is supposed that she tainted and fell
in the fireplace. There was no other
person in the house at the time. and
when her husband came III he found her
lifeless body with the head burned almost
entirely of. Mrs. Mapp would have
been mother in Il few days. She was
formerly a Miss Be,ote. of Accomac,
and was about 20 years old.
Rev. 7. j. Dunaway. Of Norfolk
county, has been called to the pastOrate
Of the Baptist church at Accomac
Courthouse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-13
Rev. Joseph BilIingsly Dead.

Especial telegram 10 the Dlspat;h.l
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, April u. -
Rev. Joseph Billingsly, prominent
Baptist divine, died at his residence in
King George county this afternoon at 3
o'clock; aged 70 years. For the past
thirty years he has been pastor Of
Hebron and Zion churches, in Spottsyl-
vanis county. His funeral will take
place from his late residence on Friday
next at 3 O'Clock 4. M.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-13
Sa1e-Crackcr Sentenced.
lpy telegraph TO tho pispatch.l

LEXINGTON, Va, April 12.-Henry
Jones, the negro safe-cracker who at
tackled the safe Of the Baltimore and
Ohio and Chesapeake and Ohio depot
March 3lst, was to-day convicted Of the
crime and given ten years in the peni-
Tertiary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-13
core was as follows :
SWAN
GEnRnEToMNs.

E1rDed K1ns eOrgetOW1, I. WO-basr
Hts MahOney, &. Mahoney, and Murphy c..
Tnree.Base Ilit-Iarley. Double Play-LOdge
and White. Fret Base on Balls-By Carmody,
:. by BROOKE, >. Hit by Ptcher-Lppin cott.
Left on Bases-Georgetown, .: SwarthmOre. 4.
Struck Out-By Carmo1y, q; by Brooke, q. Wild
PItct-BroOke. Stolen Bases-Ernley, Csrmody,
Carbon (2), 4. NRhoney. and Murphy (3). Time
OF game, hour and % minutes. umpire. NJ.
Boucher.
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Qualified.

Captain Everett w. Early has been
appointed aud has qualified as United
States Commissioner of the Federal
courts for this district. As there is no
commissioner nearer than Lynchburg,
Captain Early's appointment will prove
n great convenience to the people OF
this and adjoining counties who are so
unfortunate AS to be charged with viola
tions Of tho United states statutes.
Captain Early acted as commissioner
in Lynchbnrg for some years, trying
several hundred alleged offenders, aud
discharging the great majority Of them.
The potpourri " entertainment Mt
the Baptist church last evening by local
talent was q success, and that worthy
object, the Piedmont Hospital, will re-
celve a handsome sum towards its sup
port.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-13
KILLED BY A MooNSHINER
A Deputy Marshal Shot by Pat
ton Willis---Candidafcs.

Icorrcspondenee OF the Richmond plsostch.l
CirETsoop. Va, April lion Sa-
turiny Patton Willis, young man OF
Ava. this county. carried load OF moon
s..inc whisky across the Cumberland
Mountain TO supply his Kentucky Gus
toncs, but o pn;ted States marshal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-13
TWO SUBSTANTIALLY-BUlLT
IVO-STORY FRANZ DWELLINGS
s'iuated on Coutts street, and
One TUo-Story Drick-anl-TFanl
DWELLING

on the corner Of Coutts and First streets. The
LOT fronts ~ fec; on tho cast limo OF First or
formerly 81. stephen street, running bac6 along
the line Of Coutts street $50 foet. The houses
are all in perfect orlcr and contain q. q, and Z
rooms respectively. The two dwellings on
Coutis street have been renting at tho rate OF
sl2.5 per month. while th- corner house, now
occupied by the owner, will readily yield $50
per month. There is, besides these houses.
room .or another che. thus giving the purchaser
an excellent opportunity TO increase the rove
nue. Of the property.
TeRNs: ono third or moro cash; tho residue
in equal instalmenis in ak, twelve. and eigh-
teen months after date o( sale, 20 be secured 10y
deed OF trust, and bearing interest 40 the rate
Of per cent. per annum.
Z. II. PLUEMACHER,
Auctloneer.
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C,OJJRT SALE AT PUBIJC AUC-

COURT SALE AT PUBLIC AUG
Y TON Of THREE NICE AND CONFORTA-
BILE TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLINGS. 40.
2OlT ON The SOUTH SIDE or BROAD
STREET BE TWEEN TWENTIElHANDTNEN
IY-FIRST SIREEIr. AND Nos. 9i3 AND 8l:Is
on THE EAST SIDE OF TWENTY-SIXTH
STREET BETWEEN o AND 4 STRREIS-By
virtue Of a decree rendered by RIchmOud Chan
Gerry court On the 18th day OF December 1892,
IN the suII Of j. A. Courtney ~. deter o. Hu,che-
sou and others, Will, as special commissioner
thereby appointed, proceed 90 sell a, public suc-
ton, on the premises, on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-13
Nominated for CIcrI,.

Ispectal telegram TO Tho Dispat.h.l
YALE, Va. April l2.-The Demo.
cratic County Convention at Sussex
Courthouse to-day nominated Ia. +.
Haygrsyc for Clark Of the Court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-13
FRIDAY. APRIL 1879.

tho aforementioned PROPERTY, beginning n,
. O'Clock =. ". with that comfortable tgO-story
and basement frame dwelling. No. 20l7 Broad
street between Twentieth and Twenty-fir-t
streets, now occupied by Mrs. :. A. Courtney.
Jnisd dwelling contains eight T0On,. gas aud wa
ter on the premises. and the lot fronts about 25x
100 feet TO an alley. Immediately after the sale
o. No. 2O17 east Broad street, say al z. NJ. 4
VIII proceed . sen. on the premises. Nos. 9li
andDl3la 1Henty.sixth street bcteeen and =.
These houses contain three rooms each ana tho
lots front together about 33z 81 Ieet o. a VIDE
alley.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance, SIX. twelve,
and eighteen months, purchaser 20 give negC-
table notes, with interest added, aud the title
retained until the entire amount rs PAID aud a
conveyance is ordered by tho court.
A. w. PATTERSON.
special Commissioner.
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CoLUMBIAs DEFEATED.

On the Both ultimo the Georgetown
College bali nine had no trouble in de-
feating the team from Columbia Col
lege. New York. The game WAS played
at Capitol Park. Washington. and there
were several hundred spectators, In
Guiding few ladies'.
Following is the score
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-13
Gresham's Hero General.

General Mcpherson Is one OF Judge
Gresham's heroes, says Kote Fields
Washington. Gresham has q habit,
when in Washington, Of going into Nc
Pherson's Square every pleasant day