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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
worlds Fair.

August 9Th being Yirgina-Day the
Chesapeake and OHIO railway will organize
a ersonally-couduItod tour TO Chicago,
leaving Richmond at , p. VI. August 18th,
reaching Chicago following afternoon ,
O'clock. A new departure Is made III theso
tours by tho adoption of four different
contracts by which your Accommodations
are secured in Chicago at most reasonable
figures.
On contract No. 1 S2s will give you a
round-trip ticket to Chicago, tirst-class
hotel accommodations for six days on the
European plan. Other contracts provide
for accommodations on the American
plan.
The Chesapeake and Ohio vii! spare no
effort TO make this the most successful OF
their series of tours.
Write for full printed Information to
John d. Potts, Division Passenger Agent
Chesapeake and OHIO railway, 800 east
Main street, Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
DULL WITH THE JUSTICES.
No Cases for the Heurico Msgistrates-
The Last Delegates

Yesterday was rather dull for the JUS
tices of-the Peace of Henrico made par
tlcularlv noticeable by the fact that SO
many unfortunates have been before the
squires recently. Several Of them were
present in their judicial garments ready
70 pass judgment upon any one brought
before them, but either the weather was
too warm for the cOnstables to display
their physical energies or the people were
on their good behavior.
Several attorneys were on hand ready TO
give legal advice, but they had about IS
little to DO as the justices.
A number Of agrlculturists were at the
courthouse ventIlating their thoughts
upon the relative merits of the guber-
Material candidates. The impression
seemed to prevail among some of them
that when the time comes to vote the
Henrico delegation will not show up IN
accordance with present reports.
Tho following are the delegates from
the three precincts not previously pub
lished Ridge Church. Mr. CaskIe Smith {:
Chaddock. Sir. James b. Iaylor-both said
to favor tyler and West Hampton. Mr.
James Patterson. said to be Buford man.
THIS will make the county's delegation
stands For Tyler. Is O'Ferrall, and Bu-
ford. 4. Whlls all Of the delegates DO not GO
instructed, 1t is understood that the above
figures are correct.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
The BeeR-KEG INCIDENT.
PrIcs's Leg Was Broken Accidsutally-A
New Gambling Scheme.

Some weeks ago William Roland Eco
lorei) WAS arrested on the charge OF
striking and breaking the leg Of George
Price with q beer keg. The injured man
was unable TO appear III the Police Court
until YESTERDAY, when 1t was shown that
the affair was the result OF an accident.
Rowland was rolling the key down NIL
when It struck Price. The accused was
discharged.
NJ. Rose was before the Justice charged
with unlawtully having III his possession
two tat-lrons belonging to Anna DAN
bridge. Anna was given her property and
Rose was discharged upon the payment OF
the costs in the case.
Rosa Meeklns (colored) was sent TO the
grand jury of the Hastings Court for the
larceny of ZCuaye jacket, a silver watch.
and gold ring from /. }. Gary. Tho
woman was employed by Mr.. Gary.
An attachment was ordered to be
issued for Elijah Benson cOloredl, charged
with being engaged III game Of chance
called the ring game" He was arrested
and hailed for his appearance at court
paraphernslIa was on hand, however, and
the game was evidently one of great odds
in favor Of the proprietor. The plan was
TO ring money upon little table, and
trial of the scheme by the court officials
and the newspaper-m present proved
that this was o very difficult thing 10 do.
Ine case OF Ben. Fleming (colOred), who
was taken up for becoming hilarious and
throwing tomatoes around the Second
Market, was continued Until Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
NEWS PROM THE HEIGHTS.
Death of ur. cudney-When VIII the
Cars Come ?--personal Points.

Mr.. George Il. Cudney, of Kissemee.
Ga. died suddenly Monday night nt the
home of his aunt. Mrs. j. A. Shuitz. Bar
ton Heights. ard his remains were sent 70
his former home. Ellinsville, n. \. Mr..
Cudney had been suffering from con-
sumptiou for some time. aud was travel
ling with the hope OF being benefited when
he was suddenly taken worse.
This weeks Mirror says: me eleGtrlG-
cars are coming to Barton Heights. WORK
is progressing rapidly and the line 10 near
ly completed. Now the question IS,
"What day will tho lrst car como TO Bar
ton Ueights2 ?" Everybody - taking
about It, ard IL is proposed that the hT-
yor give the people an opportunity TO
euess tho daY and hour the first car Will
reach tho cedar-tree ct tho end OF the
line. The Mirror box u at the Mlgwam:
Write your name and the day and hour or
your guess on slip of paper ana put IL IN
tho Myror. box. and we Will publish the
guessss TO SEQ who 10 the best euesscr on
the Heights.
Miss Florence Lorraine is visiting the
family of her brother. Mr.. Fl. L. Lorraine.
Miss Mabel CHM and Miss Matte Ry-
land have been elected teachers tor tne
Barton Heights Graded School.
MIR. W. X. Bache and Mir. George Z Col
LIVER have returned from trip to Orange
and Madison counties. 80
Mir. = Xrenn left Friday for West
Point where ne has secured position un-
Ill September
Mrs. j. II. Durrett is visitngin Caroline
county.
MIR. j. II. White is travelling through
Eastern Virginia.
Mrs. w. G. Taylor, who has been sick, is
much better.
Miss Mamie Foster is visiting the family
of DIR. X. Ii. Pitt.
MIR. James II. Barton and MIR. j. Z.
Turpin have returned from New York.
Miss Ella Booth and Miss Mamie Wyatt
arc visiting Mrs. George +. Styll.
Mrs. ". h. Miller and children have
gone TO the Terminal at West Point.
Mss Lydie Graham end Miss Alma
Gazebrook arc visiting in Caroline
county.
Mrs. John f. Rose and family have re-
turned from q pleasant visit to Baltimore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
Property Transfers.

Richmond: I. ?. Campbell's trus-
tee TO William j. Gilman, 81 feet
on north side Of Marshall street b.
tween Hancock and Graham. $l.Cs3
II. J. Moores trustee to Molle Is.
Mills. 20 feet on west side OF Reservoir
street between Wallace and Dance. Sl25O
j. H. Webb Peploe. special commiss oner.
to Clara f.. wife Of Henry 5. Wnllerstein,
IS 5-l2 feet on west side OF Hickory street
near Goddin, 500. W. ID. Richmond an1
wife to l.. A. Umlaut. "a feet on east side
of Randolph street near Willis. 1912 /;
James Sharkey and VIE to William T.
Pocklington. 40 feet on east side OF Fourth
street. Rockets. $3.50; Walter Sydnor and
wife TO James K. Clarke. 20 feet on north
side OF Willis street near Randolph. 800 -,
William T1exler. X. l.. ElmOre aud their
wives 10 John Bowers, IS 2H-l2 feet on
west side of Lombardv street between
Floyd and Grove avenues, z24Jj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
fox. III mink, 9 weasel. and q owl s'slps

fox, III mink, 8 weasel, and - Owl sesips
were turned 10. an
conduct the services at Loader Hall this
afternoon.
Mrs. Emily Spain. of Ma.osca District.
has been adIudgei insane and has been
sent to the Williamsburg asylum.
good deal of sumac 10 being gathereo
in Chesterfield county.
Mr. d. +. Prison left Yesterday morning
for Washington on business.
Frank Parker. colored lunstic. has
been sent to tho asylum from Chester
field.
A number of young men were over
bathing IN the river near the Richmond
end OF the Free Bridge yesterday after
noon in full view of the people crossing
the bridge. ;.
The water in the river is lower than IL
has beon for a very long time. Quite o
number of anglers were seen yesterday
upon the rocks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
Where to summer.

Horn BEDFORD, BEDFORD CITY, VA.
This elegant hotel, beautifully furnish
ed, is situated ut the base of the Peaks OF
otter. on the Norfolk and Western rail
road. on a commanding elevation. afordng
beautiful view of the surrounding
scenery and is the most complete summer
hotel 10 Virginia. Electric lights, hot. and
coldwater baths. and complete sanitary
arrangements. Cuisine and service unsur-
passed. Mineral waters OF valuable cuEh-
tive powers Band OF music.
For further particulars and circulars adj
dress j. GoRDON SMITH.
Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
SRteli of Honor.

At regular meeting of Virginia Lodge,
No. /. Shield OF Honor held FRIDAY night
the following officers were installed;
Adam Diacont, worthy master; Joseph b..
Welsh, junior master: John A. Rocker.
senior master: A. y. Jackson. recording
secretary; j. 4. Chettum. financial secro-
tary; Charles 0ROrk. treasurer; G. A.
Duke. chaplain; +. A. LOckett. conductor;
j. If. Ficke. inside guardian. and +. W.
franklin, outsIde guardian.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30

ycntion was held 10 tho Armory. These
buildings apd the Mozart Academy have
also been used for other great gatherings,
such as conventions to nominate delegates
20 national party conventions, memorial
meetings. &c.
ENTERTAINING Mr.. CLAY.
Before the war Richmond was tho
Gibraltar Of the Wing party OF Virginia.
Beginninc along about 1870 tie Wings were
accustomed 10 meet in the log cabin which
was built on the site Of the old Eagle
Hotel. on the south side of Main street be-
tween Twelfth aud Thirteenth. After
wards their place of gathering wa Sc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30

RANGING from Is to 10 yesrs oe ago. Two
teams tire f,irdin- IAN Ia and tae hlectrios.
have already sighted their Willingness TO
io;n the league. This leaves room TOR four
more teams. Any team in the city OK the
ieaoue will address Ir. L. J. Guvcrnstor:
No. 10 north Seventeenth street, for foii
information
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
INSURANCE p,Nsscs
Interesting Pfoossdisr. of.A

Tho Milwaukee pspe-, a,,...,
a. zach space 20 tie a,s.. a.
tee trustees and the a1grs' -, ~
OF the agents OF the Eer.ds..,.. ~ /,
Li.e-lnsurapce C0Sspauy. SAM. :
IN that city this rlonth, ~ l5s.. p ~ b,
do 10 an Ordinary poiuct IN.
And there is every reason U.,,. l'.a !,
for tho proceedings ~ rfs
gatherings not o1ly inter, b. "a.
sands OF poilcy-EolIers OBJ o..
throughout tie coun'gy l, 4
who would post taeus.'y
science Of insurance a.l .
Northwestern - not oriv A -..
pany IN tae sense ~ Ne... D., I'd
generally undsr2tood. lcftt sl
the respect .1at the sA. a. -
experience OF lts ~ .u.se.. ..t. 4
in determining ~ Dolls. "'.-
beneti: not only e tIa scr. i't b.
the way OF securing roa.f..c
their views a. We'll. Sac, ' I'd
meeting ia held for thee .-- 81.
then also ~ held oil s.....
OF agents for the !Iterol a ,s..f '.-...
nomination of trustees. a.... ..s.. 4
N.Y. sAmNoANAn anu NaN Z H
ton of the fact that b. ~. ',
counsel there Is wis4yU. IL .-...
ings every problem oEt.-I.. 81.
surance u discussed. d.. y. "a
new features Is extracted O.. .....
rejected as u NAV Prove -.r4..
not. to tho end q era ...r..st
ern 20 do tao grca'es' au.l...
and give the che1g~s' rlta ..
consistent with alsg..'n ,sl...
one OF tus great scrr...
at the meetings thu r..t. ... &
showed the assets 0t the .....
$50. so. 0JJ--an increase .
100000 over January 8. .. %
Other Interesting figures ...t-,.
magnificent management &
and Its caution bO.h pa l. 20.
vestments and takiugrI .s-....
company has loans agrT-A, .........
OO0 coo secured by urt'....-
worth three tmes tlls o.. ...
include absolutely % sa
subject 10 huetuAtl1rs ..
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1892 was q, sfS. 5sJ. fort.e .-,.t.
Of 1898 Il was less than ,8I..
that IS Sl.3I5.OO0. As3,wt.. ...r-
John b. Cary and hissou. N..t L..
are the agents Of the como. ...
and North Carolina. AM 3d.
president Of tue stat .l.,. re-.
gIuia trustee. These gems ..
represent the COMPANY i. I .
resent the polcy-ho. l.rs .t OLD. 90.
at tho Milwaukee meetirc.
statement OF the COMPANY. t.
Of rs officers and agents. 81.
OF the meetings referred O.. l.. .
clples on which thu CIugl.. .....
show that tho AoEtaW. r.....
lutely sac as 10 - pY.....
human 70 be. and ~ Oh iu.
ITS ability 20 give ln,lg.
cost aud MAKE such iar-ai.....s
dends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
A,s ye- Cent. Investment.

Commercial Buillng and Loan Assocla-
ton offers for sale n limited number Of us
full paid per cent. stock at 500 per
share. This stock Is redeemabie az any
time after one year nj par upon thirty
DAYS notice. For full particulars ant
prospectus call or addrets Commercial
Building aud Loan Association, SOB east
Nam street. Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
stsaay and Reliable.

Richmond real estate holds its ,vslue
and produces steady monthly DIVIDENDS.
The active and reliable agents, Jackson
Brandt q Co.. are offering. very attrac-
tive list of property for sale. and Will col
lect rents and make regular monthly re-
turns. No other investment can stand the
strain of hard tiures so well as high-grade
real estate. Consult your interest aud let
your agent put the money in good pro-
perty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
card.

In calling attention to our celebrated
Roller-TraY, which Is the most convenient
and strongest trunk made and which -
Al Ade IN every way superior To all other
trunks, we bet to say that We warrant 1t
the best and that We will DO any necessary
repairs 10 them free Of charge.
Very respectfully.
IL. W. RoUSIREE & BRoTHER.
Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
TIE CONTENTION HALL-ExTEEIon VIEW.

clubhouse on Council. Chamber Hill. The
meeting place of tho spartan Band-the
Democrats was the Sweat House. on
Eighth street. now Sutherland's stable.
Other places for political convoca-
tions vera Masons Rail. on Frank
In street: Metropolitan Hall. pre-
viouslv DR.. Plummer's church, now
the site of tho Randolph paper-hox
factory: Corntbiaa Hall. on the south
side If Man street between Ninth and
Tenth, and Boshor's Hail. which with adj
Joining property was recently demolished
to make room for the Cham Der Of Com
nerco building Mechanics Institute
Hal was the best bali IN the city before
the war for pubic gatherings. The Me-
chanics' Institute was afterwards the Con-
iederato War department.
Inc ante.beilum occasion in which
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
A Gard from Editor browne.
To he Editor Of dc Dispatch:

rail-.
A Gard from Editor browne.
Roanoke. Va. July 2sth.
To he Editor Of pie Dispatch:
IN your issue OF to-day IL published a
card from II. @. Preston. secretary of the
Tyler Home Club which has earned q re-
ply. He accuses The Roanoke Times (by
inference) of wilfullv going out OF its way
to misrepreseLt Major Tyler in two edito-
rails and with putting out table of esti-
mates calculated 70 mislead voters.
II is a part of the history OF this CAM
paign that no prominent supporter or re-
cognized organ of Colonel OFerral's has
reflected on the personal character or in-
tcgrity OF either OF his opponents. On the
other hand. Colonel O'Ferrall has been
viiled shsmefully. and the attacks made
upon him have been given wide currency
by the supporters OF Major Tyler.
Several claims have been persistently
mado IN behalf of Major Tyler's candi-
dacy. Three of these are as follows:
That be is farmer and should receive
the support Of the farmers.
That he 10 q southwestern man and had
always worked tor the interests Of South
west Virginia and should be supported by
that section.
That he is az true and strong Democrat
as Colonel O'Fenall and as deserving Of
Democratic support.
To these claims the Times replied in the
two courteous and temperate editorials. of
which Mr.. Preston complains. and in
which We pointed out: /. That Major
Tyler's farming was q side issue. and tuat
his principal business affiliations We're
with big coal and land companies. 2. That
he failed to give the casting vote in favor
OF an appropriation for building purposes
at the Southwestern LuBatlc Asylum. g..
-, l.. H.Ic-ol nfEhe.aft -.
for tariff reform and the relief OF tho
farmers of America from an unjust pro-
tective tariff. Major TYLER was making pro-
lection speeches in Southwest Virginia.
Although these charges, fatal TO the
claims OF Major Tyler's supporters, have
been made for week they have not been
controverted or denied. and Ggain affirm
their accuracy and truthfulness.
As TO the table of estimates referred TO.
q "dcublet" occurred IN our issue Of July
9th, due TO my failure to revise the same
on account OF absence from the city. but
in it Major Tyler's column was q benefi-
CARY as well Gs Colonel O'Ferrall's. In
calling attention TO such OIL error Nir.
Preston lacks the frankness or admitting
its obvious character and of ackuOw-
Lodging that by 1t Big Stone Gaps four
Delegates are credited TO TYLER twice and
in the full delegation OF Wise county q
third time. Northampton does not ap-
pear in tho table in question. Mr.. Pres
toms card docs not discover that Wythe
county is for Kent. and hrs claims are as
innocent now as they have been at every
stage Of the campaign. | have the high
est respect aud warmest personal feelings
FOR Major Tyler, but his lieutenanis are
largely responsible Tor the fasco of his
campaign.
Respectfully, II. ]. BROWNE.
Editor the Roanoke Times.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30

OF IHU pItCIHCIb HuOpIIHB stIVHE IHsILUv-
tons. At Harrisonburg, Colonel OFFER
RAILS voting precinct. the meeting was I'M
usually large. All classes OF citizens and
Businessmen turned out in force and
gnvo him splendid endorsement The
following resolutions were adopted:
Resoicod. That We hail with pride and
satisfaction tho bright and growing
prospects of our worthy townsman and
distinguished fellow-citizen. Hon. c. L.
O'Ferrail, being made the Democratic
nominee for Governor of Virginia by tho
approaching Democratic State Conven-
ton.
2. That we recognize his eminent fitness
TO discharge tho duties pertaining TO tho
ONCE Of Governor. and believe that If long
and faithful party service entities any
ono to promotion he has fairly won his
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30

The Savings Bank of Richmond. 10 the
National Bank of Virginia building. corner
Eleventh and Main streets Is an lnstitu-
ton tor the people. Small and large de-
posts solicited and interest allowed.
Courteous aud prompt attention 90 ell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
Pastors Contest

alta Miller's slI-nigbt drugstore, cor
ner Fifth and Broad streets. total votes
to July 10Th included: Rev. Il. n; Sledd,
S.sls; Rev. Z. n. Calisch, 1924: Rev: W..
w. Landrum. 1882; Rev. ". d; Hogo
1.l2T: Rev. George Cooper. s55; Row. W.
= Hatcher. 1884; Rev. j. Y. Far. 500. aud
Rev, j. X. Mason. G55. Contest closes
Monday night, July 3lst at II O'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
Something worth Knowing.

That Tags from Dil's Best Tobacco will
bring YOU 80 cents per hundred at factory.
Bring them in and get yOur money. Joseph
Ct. Dill, 2O2O Franklin street, Richmond,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup hos been
used for children teethIng. /, sootne5 the
child, softens the gums, allays all pain.
cures wind collie. and IS the best remedy
for dIarrhra. 25c. a bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30

Save your money and deposit In the
Savings Bank Of Richmond, corner
Eleventh and Main streets. Small sums
deposited from time 20 time will grow 20
a good amount aud help you to buy a homo
for YOUR family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30

The Savings Bank of Richmond is back
again at its old quarters, in tho National
Bank of Virginia building, corner Eleventh
and Main streets. and solIcits the patronage
of the public. Sums Of 81 add upwards
received and interest allowed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
sf-Hnnnd TIir-9f.

Delightful Excursion TO Norfolk and
Newport News on the new aud beautiful
steamer Pocahontas Saturday night, Au-
gust 18th, ut ~ O'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
INTYsfpFRATF ZEAL.

JiIUl W Nuc tAblAtN DOoiAIOb w WAA'NN - -
asplre5.
ISTKHPEBATE ZEAL.
8. That we view with contempt the
course of those who, either in the gratih-
cation of personal malace or an lntempe-
rate zeal IN behalf Of competing asplrants.
have scattered broadcast over the State
base and false charges. attacking the pri-
vate aud public lie OF our worthy Trend
aud neighbor. Having had the opportu-
nifty TO observe both his life as citizen
and as a representative. we declare 1t 10 be
above royroach. We deprecate these
methods OF opposition as ungenerous. ig-
noble. and unmanly, and as calculated TO
disturb good-fellowship IN tho party and
10 foster fac;lOnal enlmosltleS, no matter
who NAV lie the nominee.
T.. That the delegates from Harrison
burg Precinct be instructed to exhaust all
means within the bounds Of honorable
and iratcrnol party rivalry TO secure his
nomination 10y the convention.
IA private telegram received here Satur-
day night stated that on the question of
adoptIn7 the resolutions instructing the
Harrl~onburg delegates a considerable
minority voted in tho negative. DIS
PATCH.l
Orange. Thirteen for G'Ferraii.
Especial telegram 10 tho Dispatch
ORANGE. VA. July 29.-Oranse county
voted solid delegation for O'Ferrall-
thirteen delegates III ali. There was no
opposition ticket at any precinct.
Tsx-weII's sixteen Solti for Tyler.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.l
LYvcHBUBG. Va. july ga special to
the Np,c, from Tazewell SAYS. IaZeweil
has elected sixteen Tyler delegates IN
structed. The meeting was overwhelming
tor him.
Vash.neton Favorable TO O'Ferrsll.
Especial telegram 20 the Displtch.l
ABINGDON, Va. July Washington
county elected delegates 10 the Richmond
convention to-day. There was cOnsldera-
bic interest taken in the election. 4 large
,,,.,,,,,, g 4bs W,sh1pCtDu oouDfv dqla
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30

HAvs Your CAHrFT5 C....... ... .
and packed away for tAH S..
Dgelng. Securing anil t.. ..I
Works. Mrs. 4. ). Pc. B.. .....,
north Fifth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30

Davenport y Co. k.' ....I '...
lll3 Main street. tuF .I.
SION City Bonds. STAT. i....
hrst.clgss Investment r....
good securities Wu... ta-4 .....
a--sTf--
Gas and Eiectrc-D. 4
Globes. Now designs aat .... .,
iE
Moo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
An Amateur Baseball League.

An amateur baseball league is in pro-
gress of organization 10 this city. TINS
league 10 to consist of SIX teams OF boys
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
RocklNaAAMs Ringing RESOLVES.
Strong Endorsement of Colonel o'Ferrall
mt his Home-Thirty-rhrss Delegates.
ssneciaI tclerrnr 70 I'm, Di.nstcpl

HARBtsoSpuRo. Va. July 2o.-Rocking-
ham elected her thirty-three delegates TO
the State Convention by precinct meetings
this afternoon. So far as heard from they
are unanimous for Colonel O'Ferrall, many
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30

we're asked for. Colonel John b. Purcell
said the Tyler ticket was being made up
and would be reported in due time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30

by keeping the System la . -,
with DR.. D1v.f- Liver p..s
for box Of o p pills; 3D. h.A..
OWENS ~ Hls.- ...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30

Blankets ana Palm-Leaf Il.ta. .rr.-I
a. LEVY & DAyIss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30

A nice cool store-roal b. i 80 f'
cost-uice saicspo0pie 90 scl.. ..-.-. IS -.'
& DAyIs'S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30

Mantels. Crates. and Thing. In various
styles and low prices. at
JoHE BowERs's. Governor street.