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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-04

kEBEKAH TO.NIGHT-AN EVENING 0I
SONG WITH Miss SWAMI Tonight at Mo
zart Hall can evening OF song" will bt
given under the supervision OF Miss Swain
and an entertainment full OF musical enjoy.
menf Is anticipated. The following Is The
programme forthe first part:
i. Overture" Poet and Peasant" fSup'
PEI Orchestra. 2. Quartette-fMale voices
"Sabbath Day." &c. Kreutzer,) Messrs.
Weisiger,. Watkins, Chaplin, and Thomas.
3. Solo Soprano-Cayatina--'' Traviats,"
(Verdi,) Miss Swain. 4. Female Chorus
"Hark the Merry Bells" (Bishop,) Chorus
with Solo. 5. Solo Tenor Ballata--" Rigo-
letto," (verdi,) Mr.. T.. w. Hoff. @. Quar-
tette--( Male voices) "Good. Night" (tiirsch-
ner,) Messrs. Weisiger, Watkins, Chaplin,
and Thomas. ta
The oratOrio OF Rebekah, with Miss Alice
Swain in the title r5te, MIR. 4. W. H0f as
Isaac, aud MIR. William Chaplin as Eliezer,
will form the second part. The plot is
founded upon the scriptural narration In
Genesis OF u wife being sought after for
Isaac and found in the person OF Rebekah.
This fruitful theme was gracefully worked
into libretto by Arthur MatthisOn, and set
to music by Joseph Barnby. The compost
ton OF the latter gentleman Is OF high
order, and contains some difficult fugue
movements. While there Is nothing OF the
popolar order in the music, 1t is well made,
and when properly rendered will afford rare
enjoyment to the lovers OF harmony.
This Scriptural Idyl is given In two scenes.
The first is laid in the outskirts OF The
city OF Nabor, where ElieZer, in search OF
her who was to become the vile OF Isaac the
son Of his master A Abraham, meets Rebekah
at the well, and where she by ber gentle
kindness in administering to bis wants
proves herself to be the pre- Ordained OBJ
iect OF his search. The second is on the
road from NabOr to the dwelling OF Issac,
whence Isaac has gone forth at eventide to
mediate and wait the coming OF Rebekah.
Here is vividly portrayed the happy and
digni6ed meeting Of the lovers, and after
avOwals Of mutual affection have been made
the happy scene and oratorio is concluded
with grand chorus, in which the blessing
Of the Almighty is invoked in these words :
:. Protect them, Almighty, for ever,
Fold them close meath Thy wide-spreadng
wing.
Let thine angels from yon shining heaven
TO bless them, all happiness bring!
The Lord Is good and gracious,
His merctes ever bless
Our songs to him ascending,
Our thanks and praise ecxpressl-Amen."
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ELECTION OF OFfIcERs.-At a regular
meeting of Richmond Royal Arch Chapter,
No. 8, A. F. and A. NJ, last night, the fol-
lowing officers were elected: High Priest,
Alexander Dick; King, r. $. Barrett
Scribe, J. s. Moore; Treasurer, X. ii. Dues
berry; Secretary, George F. Keesee; Cap,
tain of Host. III. f. w. Southern; Principal
Sojourner, II. p. Lefebbre; Royal Arch
Captain, Frank Barrows; Master OF THIRD
Veil. r. C. Fletcher; Master OF Second
Veil, James Neiherwood; Master OF First
Veil, J. E. Riddick; Chaplain, A. w. wed
dell: S. and j., w. +. Johnson; Stewards,
II. T. East, James t. Vaughn, L. T.. Word'
d. Delarue
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SPECuAu. NOTICES.
ar sYOLE BROTHERS ARE OFFER.

!" SfCLE BkOTHERS AXE OFFER.
ING GREAT BA HoAINs I'm BLACK and COT
oRED SILKS and In PEkiN ard PLAIN sATINs.
They have the largos, and cheapest assortment In
the city, bought At the latest aud largest New York
auction sales this season. We have the largest as
sorimcnt Of goods this side OF New York.
EXTRA-HEAvY BLACK SILK. twenty inches
Wide, ~ 90 and 66c.-vcry cheap; TAFFErAs
Is pK Lyon al eoc.-forwcr price, sl.b0; at
sasSiSt%sr pr,cs $3.50; E%TRAs sHiH sfi2H MsIvY \
CgL0knn FAiLLE DE LYoN,sll pure ,ilf.
pINE, COkCBMxN. GRENAT, MoDE. SAP x
,PhiRE, and many others too numerous to mem
A very large stock Of SUMMER SILKS IN CHECKS
AND STRIPES, at 40, 90, 80. eo, 10, and 7oc.
We hsy. a very large stock of BLACK and COL
uAN6osE aInek PauRtp ~ snS
GRENADiNFs at 62e. per yard-former price,
90 and 7oc.-worih sl.25 per yard-alI silk and
MRxICAN MESH GRENADINES at 25c.--for-
Latest Paris novelties in DRESS GOODS a, rs and
soc. former price, so asd Csc. ;-.t..,7
500 pieces srRIrkD asd PLAID LINEN G1NG-
w. HANS M At ~ Mi24e pr yard; , -.
clock OF WHITE GOODs-such as LINEN DIX
pAGCA, LINEN DE INDIA. VICTORIA and
PLAIs and nOTTED SWISS TARL LATANs. in
STRIPED, PLAID, and CHECKED MUSLIN a
A fun line OF TOWELS. NAPKINS, TABLK.LIN-
EMS: LADIES' aud GENTLEMEN'S LINEN
HANDkERCHiEFs,i IN plain and colored bor-
der., the cheapest ever offered In this city;
full line OF LACgS-such at TOkCHON, Ian
GUEDOC, VALFNCIENNfS. BRE1 ONNE,
POINT DE MADDRIAS>, POINT DE RUS
SIA, ANTIQUE, and u great many others;
CORSkTSi CORSETs! C0RSETS! IN all sizes, for
ladies and misses. and at prices to suit all:
fnll nne Of LADIES' ani CHILDREN'S
HOSIERY;
SASH RIBBONS In all colors and widths; a full
lire OF BknCADED and PLAIN RIBBONS;
null line of GlNGHAM, SERGE, ALPACA, and
SILK UMBRELLAS;
very large stock of CARRIAGE ROBES, and
NtTs for horses, AT much less Than the regular
price;
FANS! FANS! FANS THE largest stock In The
city:
sCARFS and LADIES' NECKwEAR In endless
variety;
Just arrived by last steamer, one case BLACK BRO
CADED SILKS. which will be sold at less Than
manufacturers prices:
B cases UNION LINEN LAWNS opened this mora
ing, and will be sold at less Than wholesale prices.
Call and see the great bargains at
SICLE BROTHERS.,
te 4-eod 3l1 Broad street.
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V,HIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF
Az IN IN NITRSF

MRS. wlNsLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP Is tue
prescrptIorsOf one OF The best femae physicians
aud nurses in,the Unitsd states aud has been usec
for thirty years with Dever-faing SAFETY and sue
cess by millions OF mothers and chiloEtn, from the
feeble infant OF one mex old TO the adult II cor
reefs AGILITY of tha stomach, relieves Wind conc
regulates the bOwelsa gives rest, health, and cs-
fort to mother and shild. We beie'st the best snu
SUI est kennedy In the world In all cases OF DfsEN'
Terry and DIARgBEA IN CHikDREN, WHISTLER
IL arises from tseahtDg or from Other cause ful
direesions for using vii, accompany eicb bottle
Nons genuine ualess the fae-stsaife Of CUSTlS 4
PERKINS \ gu the outside wrxpper. ..
soidby ALI medicine dealers. 90 cents oohic'
v7-aadtW
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At the meeting Of the American Medicai
Association In New York Wednesday, DIR.
A. L. Clihon, medical director Of the navy,
made application for the admission OF the
Medical Department of the navy. After
some opposition, on the ground that charges
were pending against the department, the
anplication was almost unanimously
granted. The Section OF Public Hygiern
Unanimously resolved that the present or
ganization Of the National Board Of HGaltt
Is entirely satisfactory.
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A LITTLE Gmr r.r1s ynox 4 Tasxs

A LITTLE GIRL FALLS PROM A THREg.
STORY PORCH AND IA INSTANTLY KILLED
Yesterday afternoon between O and 7 o'clock
EdIe, four-year.old daughter OF Mr.. Her
bert williams, huckster In the Second
Market, fell from the tbIrd-story back porch
over Kelly's store, on Marshall street near
the Second police. station, and was killed.
The child was playing in the porch at the
time, and while leaning over the railing
looking nt horse In the yard lost her
balance and fell headforemost to the ground
upon the bricks. Her skull was probably
crushed, her tight shoulder broken, and she
received two terrible gsshes on the head.
She lived only a few moments afterwards.
The child's mother saw the accident, and
was almost frantic with grief at the sad AZ.
fair,
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR.-Mrs. Princetta H.,
the widow OF the late Edward Mccarthy,
has received from the knights OF Honor,
through the trustees OF fraternity Lodge,
No. 265-R. A. Brock chairman-twC
thousand dollars, being the amount oi
death-beneft due the representatives Of
Mr.. Mccarthy from the bent fieent order
named.
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THE TBREE.YEAR MEN.-Below will be
fund the names of officers and members oil
the city police force whose terms eAp,re
July 1st next: Captain James d: fieasants ,
Sergeants r. T. Seal. W. b. Whli,ock, anu
r. N. Thomas; Policemen william III ~
Baker, Albin Burnett, w. NJ. Coigln' ". W.
Epps, j. G. Fenson, John Finnegan, NJ d.
Franklin, M. j.. Griffin. L.. NJ. Hannon, "A.
j. James, j. p. Jeter, +. II. Langley, Sone'
A. Otey, William Plan, A. .,, ~. nom',nsoh wsoh
A. j, Tucker, A. I. walton, w ai'ave & " aSn'
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.IrrLE BRowN.luo BREAKISa."-Tne
p,ra, Enollsb Lutheran Sunday school VIII
sana u - e little Rrown-Jug Breaking" to-
.,an, ns,b at q O'Clock. The exercises will con.
ait I OF singing by the school. addresses, sns J,
the novel entertainment Of tne sfesx,ns sm A.. ~
The Jugs In which tne cniiosen % pis' ,hs r.s, s
nosited their collections during 'ne paj'
few months for the benefit OF tne SCI, schVI., ~
The public has free tnvitation' ana WIZ "
accorded hearty welcome
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DELEGATES TO THE AMERICAN Medical
A AesocIATIoy.-Tb delegates n ON he Rich
mond Academy Of Medicine 10 the Ameri-
con Medical Association, now in session In
New York, are Dr.. James B. McCaw, /.
n white. J. S. Wexford, George Ben.
Johnson, and A. Splers George. The dele
ootas from the State Medical Society are
Irs L. B. Edwards, II. Mcclure, and
George Ross. Drs. r. r. Coleman aud z.
w birmingham attend the Association as
narm.nenf members.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

DEATH OF sPoLICEJUsTICE JosEPH J
WBITE.-Joseph j. White, Police Justice o
the city OF Richmond, died yesferday eve
ming at 5:35 O'Clock pt bis residence, No
40J north Fourth street, after lingering
illness OF consumption. The news OF th,
sad event, although not unexpected, wal
received with feelings OF sincere sorrow ir
the community in which the, deceased had
so long resided, and in which be was SC
widely aud so popularity known. The de.
ceased was the son OF Captain Clement
White, one OF the most popular OF the Rich.
was born In this city March II,
1885. He was educated In the high
schools Of this city and Richmond
College. He was for many years clerk In
the State Auditors Office. and afterwards
filed a similar position In one Of the de-
partments OF the Confederate Government.
He represented the county Of Henrico 10
the House OF Delegates during the years
1SG6-'67, and subsequently removed to
Chesterfield county, where he engaged in
the practice Of law. He afterward removed
To Richmond, and in 1870 was elected Police
Justice, which position he held at the time
Of his death, having been four times re-
elected by the Council TO that Office.
Justice White was 4 man OF strong at
tacbments and had many warm friends
who will sincerely mourn bis untimeIy end.
No man could have been more considerate
and kind in all OF bis official relations TO
those associated with him in the discharge
OF bis official duties. His liberality was
proyerbial, and his open-handed hospitality
won for him host OF devoted friends. AS
an officer he was actuated by 4 sincere de-
sire TO do right and to award equal justice
TO all. He was possessed Of quick percep-
tion and was an excellent Judge OF men.
During his long term OF Office he doubtless
committed errors and made enemies, but
this was to be expected in the unpleasant
and responsible position held by him. He
was attacked with the pulmonary complaint
which terminated bis existence about five
years ago, and bas been great sufferer since
that time, but, with short intervals OF Ill
ness, continued 10 discharge the duties oil
the office until about three months ago. His
sufierings were great during his last illness,
but for the last two or three days he was
free from oil pain, and his last moments
calm aud peaceful. His funeral will take
place from the Seventb-Street Christian
church Sunday morning at IL O'Clock.
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The CLAY-WARD ACTIvEs.-A meeting OF
this working organization will he held to-
night at John Lauer's hall, corner Of Main
and Henry streets. All citizens OF the
ward, without regard to past party affiIia-
ton, who expect to work with the Demo
cratic party In the coming fall campaign,
are requested to attend and enroll their
nnmes as members OF the club.
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IECTVREH.

DEV. j. l.. BURROWS, ID. d., viii de-
III liver aLECTURE in the FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH on MONDAY, June 9Th. ut y L. NJ.
subject: "AMERICA's CONTRIBUTION TO
THE WEALTH OF THE WORLD"
Admission, 25c. Tickets at Ryland Co.'S, 9l5
Main street: J. B. Lamberts. Ninth aud Main
streets: G. MeCsrthys, sl9 Broad street; G.. a.
Hundley Il Co.'S, 52S Broad street; Thomas j..
Siarke h Sons 405 Broad street w. g. DandridEe
& Co.'S, S27 Broad street. je 2-W,F,sAM4ts
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THE MOZART LAST NIGHT.-However
much the Grant boom" may have been
on the vain in Chicago, 1t assumed fine
proportions last evening at the Mozart.
The three solos OF Mr.. w. III. Grant, Jr.,
were given in fine style TO an audience tho
roughly in good humOr with themselves,
every body else, and the weather.
The absence Of so many professional mu-
sicians from the city naturally Occasioned
some curiosity to know what the Music
Committee would do in the emergency.
The pleasing musicale OF last evening
shows that they are masters OF infinite re-
sources. Mrs. Mcknight, lady hitherto
unknown to the Association, gave very
gratifying evidences OF her sweet soprano
in two Efforts that were received with many
flaitering marks OF appreciation. The
Fanta2ia' OF FancOnier was, as
is usual with the efforts OF this
accomplished musician, beautifully rem
dered by Mr.. Jardela. He was not,
however, spared the inevitable chattering
obuqato OF the dear creatures. Will they
ever be able to cease the music OF voices for
even lesser merit? We will not hold the
three gentlemen. who oro such proficient
musIclans, responsible for the trio by korn
the author must have been related to John
Barleykorn and imbibed some OF his worst
effects whilst writing this piece; unless It
was intended for five finger exercise. The
improvised orchestra did very well indeed,
and we will just say to the regulars that
they had better look TO their laures. When
we say there were only two performers on
the second violin side, it might be inferred
that the orchestra was not evenly balanced.
Graceful proportions were, however, OBJ
served, since the entire weight OF the Baton
staff was concentrated in those two.
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CEASIDE RESORT.
CoDB's ISLAND, VA.
old SWEET SPRINGS,
~ MONROE COUNTY, WEST VA.

Thi. delightful summer resort viii be open for the
accommodation Of visitors JUNE Is, 1880. All the
Appointments are nrSt.clsss. Elevation 1000 feot.
tonic diareglc. mfldiv cathariic, aud Alternative:
MineraI pinngc-bslhs> also warm and hot mineral
and ffesh-waier steam baths. Exepave livery:
Fxcellen, hSpd ef music. Fxpre>s-, telegraph, and
posi.oiiice in the Hotel. isoard: Per day. sou
per week els per month, t40 to ESQ, according TO
iocN,ios Bachelors row, for young gentlemen. $50
per rSonth. j. w. rttNdEb.
nv 2l-lm SnperinteDueut.
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AMBULANCE CALLs.-Tbe city ambulance
was called out yesterday about IL o'clock to
attend a colored man named Peter Smith,
who was seized with an epileptic tit near
the corner OF Eighth and Cary streets. He
was taken to the almshouse for treatment.
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THE MERCHANTS LINE having chartered
the steamer Massachusetts to make trip IN
place Of the Schuyler. freight will be re.
ceived at the cOmpany's wharf, as usual,
every day for Baltimore, Old Point, Nor.
folk, and way-landings.
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LIFE Is RENDERED MISERABLE when the diges.
tive organs are impaired. Food becomes repulsive
the body emaciated, the mind depressed, and mean'
choIy broods over yon TUFTS LIVER PILLS 1:
the remedy for these evils. They produce sound
digestion, create good appetite, impart refreshing
sleep and cheerfulness OF mind.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-04

THE BALTIMORE BASEBALL CLUB VIC
TORIoUs YEsTERDAY.-The match game OF
baseball between the Baltimore Club ana
Richmond Club, which took place near the
Fair.Grounds yesterday afternoon, was
witnessed by several hundred persons.
The game lasted about two hours, ana at
times was very exciting.
Mr. A. w. Graves acted as umpire, ana
his decisions gave general satisfaction:
Some fine playing was done by members OF
both clubs, and was heartily applauded oy
the spectators. The score stood at the close
OF the game as follows:
baltimore Richmond, outs ana L
run Burchell, 3 outs and 2 runs; Brothers,
3 outs and runs Ellick. out aud runs !;
CIapp, 4 outs and run; Deasey, outs and
| run; Hawes, outs and run; Meyers,
outs and 1 run; Hilderbrandt, z outs
total, IA runs.
RichmOnd Club.-Hankins, runs ana z
outs; Sands, 3 outs; Gipperich, outs !;
Glenn, 2outs and run Latouche, outs |;
Napier, outs; Bennett, 2 outs; GrubDs, q
outs; Boscben, 4 outs-total, 8 runs.
At the game this afternoon four members
OF the Baltimore Club will play with the
Richmond nine.
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TUE Cool WEATHER.-The weather, after
the delightful rain oil Weanesdsy, clesieu
off ceoi and bracing. Vegetation. wnics
was beginning to droop, was 'mSuea d.u WIN
new life, and Is again booming iesIeIaay
morning at sunrise the tnepmVmssef srnst hi, 1snu
l6o, nearly cold enough lot iios.. Ip'.
looks as II the Canadian weatner.propnel
the least, when he predicted frost 10 tns
early mart OF june.
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THE JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
RoCKRRIpGE COUNTY, VA.

This favori'e summer Resort has been released
bv Mrs. ". J. COLBY, Of the Hamilton House,
Washington. ~. G., and will be OPENED ON THE
isr of JUNE FOR 1Ht kECEPTiON OF
GUESTS.
For Pamphlets, giving fun descriptions and
terms. apply at the Hamilton House or the
Smings. my 27-lms
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,.a ,,.rnoua ALL. lox A, NJ, varied Assort-
jan mens OF household furniture aud sundries.
mr,~,,ps,N uKOwN. $50 p. H., framed
- aWeIina No. Tse north Fourth street.
w. GODD,N p Mty snail new 'ye, sei q ~ eHs IN.
tsse, an the souh side Of Msin sirscs ~ u" W.
ierwc,ion with Rowland street.
RICH ARDsON 4 CO. 2. NJ, bhek ssorss dwsl..
"'i los. ana iot No. seoe Lester street, between
Vishoisou and Hague streets.
svsT srAPI.Ts Co, Y, ". iets =
CHA -, Sc,r street, lots on AshArd sissse, "
- =. Mar strret. aud soss on windes eeSees'
sr me western enc Of Ne eisys
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MOUN rAIN.TOP HOTEL. THE COOL
WI EST SUMMER RESORT IN VIRGINIA.
SITUATED UPON THE SUMMIT OF
THE BLUE RIDGE, 1896 FEET
ABOVE TIDkWA1ER.

This famous resort having recently chsnsed hands
viii be open for guests JUNE 25TH The Hotel has
been put in thorough repair, and the best roo1s all
newly furnished. There has been built In addition
TO the Hotel a NICE COTTAGE, containing four
rooms. suitable for a family. For terms, &C., ad-
dress The proprietor, Anon depot, Chesapeake and
Ohio rairOad. Visitors must remember 10 get of at
the western end Of the tunnel. only 900 yards from
The Hotel. T.. u. LEFTWlCH. MANAGER
HENRY L. MAssIE, Proprietor. my 81 eodlms
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LADIES, DELICATE AND FEEBLE.
II you wish to be healthy aud beautiful, take Col
den's LIEDIG's LIQUID BEEF.
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Twenty.seven members OF the Washing
ton Light Infantry Colonel Mooyel, dissat'
isHed With The officers, haye resigned In Q
body.
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H. FLLYSOg Il CO.. advertising agents, inert al
yertisements In all OF the newspapers o. ,he onissf
SIS es At publishers rates. Orders leit az the D'f
patch countinE-room viii reoeiyA pesmsI s"eD
tIau,
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CLAY-wARD ACTIVE CLUB.

The members Of this Club are reQusse 10 attend
Main and Henry strects TO.Ni(,HT n, az o'cJocf.
Business OF importance viii be transacted and Il 10
hoped that every membtr will be present. All ciit-
zpns of the ward Irrespective OF their past party
sfhhatiop. who propose TO night uuder tha Couserva
tive Democratic bauner In the coming national
c0ntfst are cordially ipv ed to meet with as and
enroll their names as memH rs.
Dy order OF p. 8. DERBYSHIRE, President.
JAMES CIBBs. Secretary, tel.1t
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LOST, sTRAYED AND STOLEN.

CTRAYED AWAY, ON TUES Casa
- DAY. June Ist, a SMALL LIGHT-BRIN 1Ss4
DIE cow, with light face, and bell on. Any in-
formation given at 422 west Broad street viii be
thankfully rewarded. Je 4-lt'
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|OFFICERs AND MEMBERS OF On
" MYRTLE LODGE, No. 26, X. OfMArA
P-..Attend . reEsIsr meeting Of .yourt5l ~
EVENING, jane 4th, az O'Clock. S(V
Busincss Of importance relative to the by. ~
laws will be transacted; Also nominations f6f OH
dates for rank are requested particularly 10 b
promptly ON hand. Members of stsfer lo1ges in
By order Of the G.. G.. n. r. SMITH.
je Alt Keeper OF Records aud Zeal.
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rYvHIRTY.SIXTH ANNIVERSARY
OFTuE u.
RICHMOND GRAYS
MONDAY, JUNE IL. l6tUs

GRAND EXCURSION AND HASN'T PIC Mo
no BON AIR, ONLY Eight MILES fkoM
THE MfsUKxo' RIDE.
The Grsys having chartered = train o. eossnss ~ "
the Richmond aud Daryiiie Railroad C2npsnv'
Will give an EXCURSION ANlt BtskEI fiC~
NC 10 BON AIR on MONDAY, thne IA, keeo.
DANCING ALL DAY IN 1hE iAh"H
PA,!ILLION-
REFRESHMENTS at city prsses and DINNER
at the Hotel for hose who may prefer h. -.
tors and under iheir superyisoa. for Ire best single
shot. -.
Ths public may V ~ upon having plea.ap,,q quiet,
ana exfeesbIe TINS. Ticsets To he had OF the COM
mittee ani mensbe r. OF the company also az Ihe
depot on The mo rDing of ne excursion: IRAN
leaves AT S4 o'r,oc' { A. NJ. aud reinrns az r.. N.
Tickets: RounJ trip, soc; children, zoe.
COmhlitee Of Arrangements: Captais lioSsisus,
Ihuiepant PHIL ips. sergsanls Tyler. Gioson. a. -
crawford. Corr oral ii ,n1ins, Priyiies 0'htefe,
S.yiile and De; ia my 3i.M,WAF3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-04

sz- On all sales Of Rssl gstcts made osfees1
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Of tHs wear taxss Aes 70 % rct9 ~ txs SsssSr
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niieato Richme ad and visiniuJ,