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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02

Messrs. Willie Node, n. q: Node
brothers OF the bride). Henry Moesta. T.
II. Ellison. and O. Il. hasten OBLIGATED an
uGhorS
The bride II the popular and handsome
daughter OF Mrs. VI. r. Nolde. and the
groom one OF Richmond's most popular
young businessmen. lie u engaged IN
the iewelry business. There was re-
ceptlon after tho ceremony.
At the residence OF Mr.. Thomas c.
Swami. No. 5O3 Twcniy-fourth street.
Tuesday MIR Hugh r. Peasants ana
Miss Rosa Swsnn were married by Rev:
Or Wright Miss Fannie Burch rendered
the wedding march. The parlors were
crowded with friends. The couple left ~
the Old Dominion Line for tour OF the
North
pr Arthur ". Crosby and Miss olelia
J. Hart. OF this city. went 10 Washington
Tuesday night arriving there AZ mid
night They repaired at once TO the Me
frOpol!tan Hotel. whore they we're met by
DR. Addison. pastor OF Trinity church,
who In a few moments made them man
and wife. The ceremony was witnessei
10y party of young lady stud nts from
the Virginia Female College. NJ Roanoke,
Va. In the party were foriy-nve young
ladies under tho chaperonage Of DR.. Har-
RS the president Of the college. and Mrs.
Boatwrlght the lady principal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
ON THE SOUTH SIDE.
NEWS ITEMS CLEANED ~ MAN
CHESTER on A RAINY DAY.
Miss Nunnaiiy WEEDS Mr.. Mi's'"""
md Miss Lawson becomes "'''
Owcns--A Pleasant D"nc'-
Hcport-PcrsonaIs and Briefs.

Mr.. J. n. Mllstead and MISS Mar''a
Nunnally were married Tuesday nish' az
the residence of the brides parents VIZ
Seventeenth street Rev. J. y. spencer
OBLIGATED. and after the ceremony
reception was rendered those present
Mr.. c. ]. owen. Of this city, ana MISS
Rosa V. Lawson. Of brakes Branch "tre
married Tuesday at the home oil tn'
bride. Mr. and Mrs. owen came TO inns
city. and were entertained at the hoi'e
Of the groom's brother Tuesday night.
The Reidsville IN. c. Review In re-
cent issue. took occasion to pay Mir w j.
Carter. Of this city. a nice compliment
Mr. Carter went down TO attend the races
in the Tar-Heel State.
Report has been made 10 the ponce Oh
the robbery OF the house Of Mr.. I. NJ
Bower. No 1906 Hull street. An entfancs,
was made through a rear Wlndo"' anu
SlG.Cj taken away. -, IN,
The following young ladits anu 80
tlemen were present at the Juh'urs -
man. given Tuesday night. az the 10
dence Of Mrs. Holland: Misses , Sqhie
Stauchan, Of Petersburg: Louise nus
OF Chesterfield: Amelia Drewry CuhIt.l,
Of King William; Maude Patteson' MiiliI,ni1
Wcisger. Susie and Florence Holland
Gertrude and Ellen Weisiser. Ncna , over
Sam Patteson. George Cox, Thomas Iur-
pin. Willis Pullam. Moseby Pnlliam sam
Moore Louis Wood. Kenneth thaikiey'
Raymond Prison. Logan and Robert for-
ter. Clifton and Bernard Robertson
In the Mayors Court yesterday TWO
ordinance-viQlation cases were dispos
Of.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr.. H. VI. sYalls died Tuesday eve
ming at the residence OF Mr.. j. l.. orrilI'
in Chesterfield county near Bethlohtn
church The funeral took place yesterday
afternoon at o'clock. lnterment near
the church.
The rain greatly in,erfcred with the
attendance upon the church services last
night.
The public schools close the 10Th OF this
month with public exercises at Leader
Hail.
The bazaar of the Daughters Of Ii
berry was well attended last night az
Leader Hall. 1t will continue throughout
the week.
Mrs. Rev w. Il. Haight Is detained
at her residence in Swansboro'. on ac-
count Of sickness.
During the month Of April forty-seyen
arrests were made by the police as foi-
lows Two for felony. l6 for misdemeanor'
and % for ordinance violation.
Mr. w. y. BrOnauch left yesterday
to SPEND some time with his uncle, br.
Bransford at Bon Air.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
SHE BROKE THE BLOSSOMS.
a Woman FINED for this onrncc-
Other Police Court Cases.

Ethel White. a white woman from bai-
tirlore. was fined $40 and costs IN the
Police Court yesterday for steahhE
flowers from New Reservoir PARK. She
went ont there Tuesday, she says. To look
for work. and while wandering about me
grounds pluckcq some wistcria from a
Tree near the lake. MI. 'hIleI' thc "a
ke per demonstrated with her. ana loon
the flowers from her. No sooner had ne
turned his back. however than shc 3kalni
made an attack upon the flowers anu
almost stripped one tree Of tn blooms,
The kceper tuerfupon airtSttI hti' an
TOOK h.r 10 the Third station. Wheic sht
sreuf tie night At her request IN" va
r.TmittCd TO go to the FIRST Ndu"h"l
ianx yesterday aitrr court, WheIe shV
She returned o. the court ana n'Fb
the Police Justice 60 send her 10 jan.
las SIN had she said. been dtsrTdcrd, Out
her request WIS not complied win.
s. y. Jcnk.usou the man VINO. as re-
porfod in re DISPATCH. attempted 10 ldS7
q worthless CD Ck upOn lion George -
Wise was in court. but his case was not
,-nro into Sergeant AlcCk Tomlinscn re-
Qus1fCd thar DO ic continued. IN oiu'I
fnat he might more fully develop tht
case. and the Justice set II for tiiaI %"
Alfred Jackson and Julia Lee. and VIII
Iam Jou.f aad Alice Tonev. all coloitu.
were charged with having committed mis-
demcauors, and their cases were commune
Tom Rovc ,rolorcn was charged with
having fslruiuIs. and win intent L"
I.u struck Far0ritc Brooks with a
brick The woman was unable 10 appear
o. court. and The case was continued Dh-
an O. MORROW.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
:, .,,,o,or Carter. Jacouelin. and Bev-

washington. Carter, Jaccquelln; and be !,
,ra,,, forro and others to W. q. Buren,.
y feet on east side Twenty-fifth street
near Nine-mIle road. $50: +. e. Demon
10 W. O. Burch. p feet ON north si'e JAZZ 1.o.
Chnrles A. Gay and wife 10 William
Fosier' g acres on Charles City road
:, ,O1. = A. Heyer TO Mrs. u. n. Lyme.
is feet on Williamsburg road near seen
p,res Il los: Sands 81 Nash. special com
,r,.sioneis 10 +. Augustus Heyef, o. IL 4
on Williamsburg road and lA tec, on
same. 81. $50: same 10 same. y ieet On
Williamsburg read. {icS.S0; !. II. slsnalSo-
and wife to Anna Canepa, ih see,,. IA
2 100 acres near Oakwood. you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
LET HIM PAY COSTS.
THis PROPOSITION MADE ~ THE
SMITH HAaEAs CORPUS CASE.
The Prosecution VIII Ask Judge
Barham 20 Relieve the Common
wealth OF the Expcnsc-Judsc
Wtckham's Position.


II frank Lockwood Smith the gold
brick operator. Is liberated upon bail
by Judge Barham al Emporie on tn"
10th. when the habcas-corpus proceedings.
already referred 90 by the Dispatch
come before him. 4; viii not be because
OF any failure on the part OF the Com
monwealth To introduce witnesses in the
case
Messrs. Conway II. Sands and II. NJ
Smith. who have charge Of the prose
cution. have ordered that all Of the
Commonwealth witnesses. who attended
the hahcas-corpuS proceedings In Peters
burg last month DC rcsummoned TO ap-
pear in Emporia tomorrow week
In having all Of these witnesses from
a distance brought here so often he
state has been put to considerable
expense. The law in habeas-cofpus cases
permits the Judge before whom they
are heard to assess the costs against
either the defence or the prosecution
Mcssrs. Sands and Smith had con
ference yesterday ~ the county court
house, when they decided 10 ask judge
Rarhan when he goes INTO the eNamlna-
ton 10 award the costs m TIE pro
ceedings before him against the defence.
Judge Wickham was IN the cry yes
tfrday. and was asked ny n Iispatt %
Hltn VI ne Iioi'vH't " 80 - -, -,
rance Of the rumors which had been CIT
cuieted a. 90 corruption among me
Jury which tried Smith and disagreed
lie said that he knew of no rumors OF
corruption or fraud. except what has
been published in the daily papers, ana
that ne vas undecided ss 10 what course
OF action 10 pursue. II said ne.
determine that there has been any II
regularity among the jury ! shall mo
roughly investigate II. and snail Ger
tainly take action looking to placing tnr
punishment where ~ belongs. ~ rs Or
iiOnal with me whether ] should PUNISH
the offence myself az an offence ha-
been committcdf on the assumption thai
IL was a contempt OF court. or BRING u
20 the attention Of the grand jury TOY
them 10 take action.
William Hughes. a white man. Is con
fined in the county jail awaiting an *
animation as 10 his sanity. He Is IRON
the ncighhOrhOOd Of Barton Helghts'
The examination will De- heid to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
TRUSTEES SALE

BY +. A. Catlin. Auctioneer'
and 7 north Eleventh street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02

The Observation-Disclosures suit In
,oIxinu This Question Icing Tried

There was Iacy and Interesting case
On trnI In the Law and Equity Court
Yesterday. 10 was that of CHARLES J..
Richardson against Nathaniel ". ilarri-
son. tho former havinS brought suit
aqain-t tie latter for S10p damages upon
the allegation that tic defendant ah'h-
aiCd the election ~ th' piauuu Wht
from him y number OF witnesses were
placed ON the stand and some OF tnt
testimony Wa quite sensational Inc
case viii b. concluded to-day. Nj DaNii
e. Richardson is counsel f1r TIE PLAN
tn. while the defendant is being repre-
scented los Me--f-. " liidm ii. SANDS
ami = \ l.. Smith
Counsel for the defendants IN the case
% Seddon against RIOS uhaum admits
traitors. etc. have nlei their bills of cN-
cepiion 90 the verdict in this suit. and
tho case nov goes again 10 the supreme
Court or Appeals
clerk T. T. Winston. Of the Law ana
Equity Court. yesterday made report
to the Auditor aH To The number Of
suits brought n that tribunal during the
month of April The number was forty
two. since September LIST a-r suits nave
been BROUGHT in this court
In the Chaucery Court yesterday Cor
pelius Mcnamara qualified as admins
traitor OF John Tlernev. and Man. !.
Andner qualified as administrator Of {.
suits were brought I'm the city Circuit
Court as follows: W. McBan q 60
against T. J.. Rose. Damages, SEQ. w
McBain q 60. against j. l.. Rose and
James r. GatewOod. Damages, SOD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
Its Advantages and Disadvantages.

The special committee Of the Chamber
Is chairman. has pretty nearly perfected
arrangements for the second Of the series
Of public meetings of businessmen;
which will be held In the Chamber OF
Commerce building next TUESDAY night
ioci for discussion will be The Advan-
tages and Disadvantages of the Union
of Richmond and Manchester and there
will be two speeches on each side after
which there will be general remarks.
rs the question is now being considered
By committees Of the two Councils. ana
rs exciting much interest In both COM
munties. there will doubtless be large
attendance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02

Roe! &c.
AmsOLUVEzY PURE
RAILROAD LINES.
e,,~.~><.~<0,~>-.r.0S -. ,,t ~
CONDENSED TIMETABLE.

u
CuEs ,pEAKE AND oHIO-s:5o A: NJ; dali,
Tor Norfolk and old Point. 3 L. 81, o,d
Point, Norfolk and local stations o,ZO , =.
NJ fercspI sunday. Washington aud .lii-
,oa Forge. 2:20 7. w., Cincinnan ana ~"
JouIs Limited, With Pullman. 6:3O i. ",
local (excep, sunday accommodation lor
ChnrLo,tesyiile 10:30 L. NJ, +. (. W, On
cinnati and Chicago and Hot springs
From Figttb-street station. $40 a. NJ
,a,Iy Tor Lynchhurg ard Clifton Forge
connects at Brcmo, except sunuhy, toi
Rosney: mt Lyncbburg. daily. with Nor.
fols and Western for the southwest AUG
vim souttern Railway for North ana
south. n, balcony. daily, tor Lexington
and AZ ". Clifton Forge with main linr Tor
Cincinnati 4:aO p. NJ, except sunday,
local accommodation tor Columbia,
NORFOLK AND wEsTERN.-o A. ~. Norfolk
yestibule Limited. ana n;oo n. W. IN. no
p. NJ, for Norfolk. ll;4O T. NJ, Roanoke.
Bristol Memphis. New Orleans, aud points
south aud West
SOUTHERN RAILWAY Piedmont Airline -
I.,.O5 A. NJ. southern express. Atanlh'
Auous,n and points South. l2;o1 /. Me-
Atlanta. Augusta. and points south. Con-
nerts NJ Nossley with farmyilie ana row.
hatqn railroad: ~ keysviile Tor CtsrXs-
yilIe Oxiord. Hcndor.on. ana purhan'
and NJ t,roenshcro' tor Durham, taleieh'
and Ninstou.Saiam. q T. VI. lcycept sun
day,, local for Amelia Courthouse and IN
termedinto points.
YoRK-RIyER LINE.-3:l0 r. NJ. local express
Nx-ept sunday. Connect. with stcam-
or ,or baltimore. i:45 T. a., Baltimore
limited except sunday. close connection
al Nest Point with steamer Tor Baltimore.
GEO A. N. except sunday, locsi mixel'
leaving Twenty-third-Street station.
ATLANTlC-COAST IINE.-9 A. NJ, Norfolk
special. 0:O5 A. NJ. through tram south
a:55 Y. VI Accommodation. J:iO y. W.
Norfolk tram. 1913 +, VI. fast express
south 1913 A. m.. Atlanta special ll:tO
4. NJ, Petersburg accommodation.
sEABoARp AIRLINE Union Station, -9:O5
A. 81. makes all Local stops. dail', Tor At
ian,a and points bevoud, with through
pullman service. 1898 4. VI. (yesttbuled
i,miied train, Buffet sleepers, Richmond
10 Atlanta: close connection ut Atlanta
for New Orleans and all points South ana
Southwest.
N.B.--For arrival OF trains sec regular sched'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
PUEsBfTEHl MEETS TONIGHT.
One Candidate for Ordination and
Five for Liccusurc.

East Hanover Presbytery. which was
recently IN session in the Second Presby-
terian church. OF this city. viii meet,
pursuant 10 adjournment. In the lecture
room Of the same church this evening az
= O'Clock. Whilst other business may be
transacted, TIRE special object OF the meet
ing u 10 examine six candidates for
ncensure or ordination who. at the time
81 . thv tlated meeting. were at Union
These candidates viii preach their trial
sermons before the preshytery and con-
grega,ion MIR. David X Walthall and
Mr.. H. X. Overcast VIII preach In sue
cession AT the O'Clock service this eve
ming: Mr.. Frank T.. Robbins aud Nil.
James T. Cook Al IL 4. NJ tomorrow.
and Mt W. J. King and MIR. ). Gordon
Hutton az J.. NJ. Tomorrow
Mr.. Cook Is candidate for ordination.
and when ordained viii take charge of the
Oid Market church as It's pastor The
other hye are candidates for lieensure
Some of them, however, will return
another session 10 the seminary IL IL
expected that Mr.. Hutton will take
charge OF the Pryor Memorial church. in
NottOWay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
VIOLATED THE COMPANY's RULES.
Judge Hughes Decides spencer Had
no Cnsr Against the Railroad.

The case of &. T. Spencer against
Samuel Spencer. receiver OF the Richmond
and Danyille Railroad Company, was con-
Guided In the United States Circuit Court
yesterday. The jury, under the Courts
instructions Judge Hughes prcsding). re-
turned verdict FOR the defendant
This was suit brought t. recover
damages. which were laid az $4,000. by
G. T. Spencer. who lost his leg i'm "a
collision which occurred at Burkevllle
June ~. 1890. while engaged I'm trans
ferrinE cars from the track Of the Nor
folk and Western Railroad Company. 10y
which latter company he was employed
a. an engineer. g. the tracks OF the Rich
mona and bdnvilia. IL appeared that the
rules ami regulations OF the two com
panies required that no engineer should
40 with his engine on the track of the
other company without a written order
from The dispatcher. which order
would fix the time during which the track
OF either road should be used OF occupied
by The engine from the other road. With
out TINS order. and under an arrange
mcnt made with the employees Of train
o. the Richmond and Dauyiilc. which
latter were also violating the rules Of
Their company. spencer brought his en-
zine over upon the tracks OF the Rich
mond and DarVille. and In a collision
which followed lost his leg
The plaintiff G. T.. Spencer. was repre-
scented 10y Ex-Governor Il. W. Mckinney
ana Judge William A. Mann. and the
defendant rec liver was represented by
Mr.. H. Is. Muuf0rd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
News ktnut the RaitrOHus.

4 meeting of the Local Freight Ag ~
Association of this city was htld IT,
DAY afternoon. when the assocatlon,
which mas been in cxistence for some
ve,re was practically recognized MI.
" u. Waldron was elected chairman
MIR L. II. stern. vice-chalrrai IL
and Mr.. +. II. Lea secretary, OF the b9C9'
Frcight-Agents' Association. Mr.. Nm-
ISOLATION at the convention OF the Ma
tionaI Freight-Agents' Association, when
meets In New York city June llth, neNt
Mr. r. H. Simpson has been app00lntcr
soliciting agent of the Southern railway
with headquarters in Richmond. lie sue
cecds MIR. Steve Cowan. Mr.. simpson
has for some time past been private sec
rotary 10 Mr. Haas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02

WANTED. AT ONCE. a NICELY
FURNISHED ROOM with use Of bath,
by a gentleman who has references 70
satisfy any one. Address SECRETARY.
care Dicuafch my l-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02

GRADE BICYCLE. not over y pounds. in
good order. Address CASH. care Dis
nafln. my "-lf-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
SEASON or HOME WEDDINGS.
One Last Night and Another on
Tuesday-Married In Washington.

Mr.. Emil II. Spott and Miss Elise G.
Noide were married last night at the
residence Of the brides mother, Mrs. NJ.
r.. Nolde. A5 south Pine street by the
Rev. Christian J. Oehlschlaeger. at s;So
o'clock.
The psriofs were handsomely decorated,
and Mr.. Rudolph Moesta presided at the
piano. and played beautiful wedding
march as the contracting parties entered
Srbe affalr was quite a family gathering,
a. relatives OF the couple were the only
Invited guests. The presents were costly.
hsndsou1e, and numerous.
Nr. Frank A. Biiiey was pest man. ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
- ~ The Executive.

The Governor yesterday pardoned Peter
PAYNE a colored convict VINO was s az.
from Pittsylvania county 10 SERVE '''
Year, sentence for "A felony.
ne declined TO extend clemency 10 9 ,'sl,
Tanner, who was sent from Canlpneli
county in October. lN2. TO serVe yen
wears for felony. and Joseph Moser' WHO
T. crying a three-year term for rioting in
Scott county. He declined 10 remove the
poutical disabilities Of Jesse hamli' on.
of Wise county. who served a term III 'he
,ori,enfiary for felony.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
Real Estate Sales.

with good weather real estate would
be more active. In spite Of bad weather
for the past week quite number OF
transfers have been made. The auction
sales Tuesday and yesterday OF Messrs.
4 Tbompson Brown a co. were fairly
attended. and they sold all the properly
advertised. being two Park-avenue dwell
ings. at 5000 a Park-avenue lot, west
of the boulevard. for So. and 4o-iOot
lot on Moore street. for $l5.
They sold at auction Yesterday the
Third-Street Odd-FellOws' Hall, to the
American Lodge of Odd-Fellows. Tor
5000 This firm report increasing IN
1uiries for manufacturing properties by
PARTIES proposing TO open new industries
This is one Of the most encouraging signs
OF tho times.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
EuueruI of Mr.. SuIoutouslS Y.

The funeral Of Mr. Emil Salomonsky,
who died Tuesday, after a lingering ana
painful Illness. took place from the late
residence of the deceased yesterday al
ternoon. Al, imposing funeral corteSe ana
a prOfusiOn of exquisite floral emblems
testified To the popularity of the deceased.
His remains were inferred in the family
vault I'm the Jewish Cemetery, where the
obsequies were conducted 10y Rabbi
Caiisch. who paid a touching tribute 10
Mr.. SalomOnsky's many sterling, manly
qualities. To his works OF charity. and 70
his example.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02

WANTED. 4 PARTNER WITH $500
TO FINANCIER AND KEEP BOOKS in
4 manufacturing business that pays from
- 10 leo per cent. Answer j. -. 4. Dis
patch office. my 2-2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
SuIes on 'CbarCP Resumed.

The sales Of tobacco by sample were
resumed on Change yesterday Mr..
George A. Haynes. who opened the sun
cured sales had refreshments served in
the reading-room, of which many mem
bers Of the Trade partook. About ninety
hogSheads were offered. mostly low
grades. and embracing old and new stock.
The prices were all that could be expect
ed. 81 % being the highest. The sales were
nearly evenly divided between specula-
tors and manufacturers The attendance
was good
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
nGiccrcI hN Indies.

Trinity Lodge. Good Tempars. made, a
slight departure from usual custom by
the election Tuesday night of a lady
To each Office, as follows: Mrs Nj. a.
Burgess. chicf templar: Miss Sadie Bur
russ. vice-templar: Miss Lille V. Rowe,
secretary; Miss Lula q. Phillips. chap
lain: Miss Nellie Atkins. financial score
tary: Mrs. \. j. PYLE. treasurer; Miss
Laura Burruss. guide; Miss Clara King,
sentinel. Miss Gussie Pyle. orsanist.
There was very large attendance. ana
addresses were made by T.. VI. RedfoId'
w :. Quarles, Mr.. Williams, Mi.
Siranse. and Mr. FERGUSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02

TYPEWRITER-WA TO RENT
4 no. > REMINGTON TYPEWRITER
for two or three months. Please state
terms. which must be reasonable. TYPE
WRITER, care Dispatch. my 2-eOd2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
ri,La Nancy In n i.nrrcI.

Albert Pitt and Mary Graves were car ar
rested and locked up at the second sta
iioneHouse Yesterday on warrant sworn
out bv Samuel owens. charging them
with stealing so All Of the parties are
colored and live i'm the rear Of los north
Sotnnth street \ search warrant was
also executed by the officers. and SO
wae found In "a fOur-b barrel in the wo-
mans room. The two negroes deny inc
charge. and say they know ho'nIns Tl
gated In the Police Court this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Elizabeth and James r. Mat
thews TO William j. Palmer. Z ID feet
on west side Twenty-fourth between VI
and Conner. trustees, l-3 interest in Rope-
walk tract. near ChimbOraZo Park: Rich
mond Perpetual Building. Loan and Trust
Company to Edward Mcclure % feet on
Grace street southwest corner Fifth,
$3.50.
Henrico: Joseph w. Blanton and wife to
W. O. Burch, - feet on alley between
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
Two VIII Get Prizes.

In the facial puzzle contest of Messrs
julius Meyer ~ Sons, William Danill.
Of No. 703 north Twenty-seventh street.
made the largest number OF faces-492-
and. therefore is entitled to the first
prize. Ii was not the intention of the
firm to give second prize. but Lefiig
Robertson. Of Manchester. made such
large number of faces-i23-that he will
be given a handsome pair OF shoes as
second prize.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
The weather and the Baznar.

The weather has not disheartened the
ladies and gentlemen conducting the
beautiful bazaar at the RICHMOND
Theatre. Last night a large crowd at
tended the Elks' fair. and the programme
Of the evening was one Of the most brll-
liant since the commencement OF the fete
The attractions were the Imperial Quar-
tette. the cornet and piano duets by The
Misses Florsheim. violin and piano duets
by Masters Eddie and Freddie Evensen:
Tonight the scenes from the court Of
Justice John will be repeated. Several
novel features will be added. a handsome
silk umbrella will also be ratified this
evening.