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FINCASTLE.

STORE AND STOCK DESTROYED BY FIRE
APOIITICM. ROW, IN WHICH JUDGE MAYS
TAKES A HAND.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
MAY II. 1888.
The storchouse OF j. G. Bolton at IIouS-
ton was destroyed by fire last night about
> O'Clock. He and his clerk were in the
house asleep, and were awakened in time
to save only their lives and one trunk.
The stock OF goods. worth about $4,000,
and about $500 in cash, were entirely de-
stroyed. | learn the stock OF goods was
insured for $1,000. TO young man but
recently started in business this is Il con-
siderable loss. Two men were seen about
the premises about O'Clock. While 1t is
thought to have been the work Of an incen-
diary, the origin OF the fire is not known.
Politics have gotten TO the fighting-pOint
in BOtetOurt. This morning Judge Mays,
y. G.. FellCrs, and c. W. Calaghan, chair
man Of the Democratic Executive Commit
tee, were before the Mayor OF Fincastle for
disturbing the peace. and the last-named
gentleman fined one dollar and costs. The
testimony before the Mayor developed the
following facts: \ few days ago L. e.
Fellers, OF this place, went to Mill Creek
and took the registrar OF the Brugh's store
precinct in his buggy TO the Houston
mines, and notified the hands employed
there that they had come to register such
parties as were not registered. Two coll
ored politicians from Fincastle were also
present.
About this time Major Ed. :. Tutter, the
manager of the mines, came upon the par
| ties, and told them that he did not allow
his premises to be invaded by politicians OF
any type, and ordered the gentlemen off on
penalty OF being swung up TherumOr OF
this occurrence soon reached here, and this
morning on the street Mr.. Fellers spoke TO
MIR. Callaghan about the matter, and said
that Major Hutter had lied about the matter.
Mr.. Callaghan said to HIM that Major Hut
ter was gentleman and friend OF hi, and
that he would not suffer him to be thus
spoken OF in his absence, and requested
Mr.. Fellers not to repeat the remark; and
on Mr.. Fellers repeating the statement, Mr..
Caliagban struck at HIM. These combat
ants were soon separated, when Judge
MAYS came up and, in very angry tone,
said To Callaghan that he had frequently
made fuses here; that he intended TO stop
it, and would have him arrested. This
statement Callaghan considered false and
insulting, and thereupOn he struck his
Honor, for which he was fined Us aforesaid.
ACTON.
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nay GOODS.
DRY GOODS, ETC.
nREEDEN, TALLEY & CO.

nedueed tariff means cheaper bL"on 80
and we propose to take hand IN 'nc o"s. "'
..,,,e, are now being conducted by ece'V-
hody in the dry goods business In kicn"o"''
W. eco, our $3.50 BLACK SILK for sizo'
AZ .u.,,,v for sl.75, and the s2.25 NO. for
AZ. An examination OF these eoo''
Won, that these are bona Jfde reductions.
! niece BLACK BRocApE GRhNAp'NH ~
zoe, originally 81 per ya'd;
sv,JI. LOT OF LINEN JOBS
LINEN DUCK at zoe. worth 25c.' WHITE
LINEN DRILL. all pure naS' .. 4oc.' I"is
canal TO any at SOC, and BLOUSE LINEN AZ
12Hc.-vcry good for that;
n, ,cK cREPEs for trimming. and Wells from
al TO SO per ward;
/, few pieces Of PACIFIC LAWNS at &C Ihese
are last seasons goods, aud arc the same quail
,ty that sells for 1910.
ANGOLA TwILLED FLANNEL, something
very desirable for infants wear III warm
weather: ,,.,.,
A ,udlcIous selection OF ALL-LINEN LAWNS
csc. TO 37hc.; ,, OF,
Rarities. such rs PEACOCk-DLUE slLtslA'
CRUSHED STRAWBERRY LINING CAM
BRIO. etc. ~
orr s,ock of FANS is full, and encouraged by our
success In the sale Of our " iiigh-Art goo'''
we have made large additions 10 uls depart
n,ent. aud are now prepared to show some rear
gems az very attractive figures.
Reantiful GINGHAMs and sEkEsCCkEks ot
10, I2K, and 1879;
NEWPORT SAsHEs at $3.50 aud 81
LINEN ULsTERs, sHOPPfNG-BAGs, and all
the NOTIONS usually kept in hrst-class dry
goods, notions. and drcss-ti innings store.
BREEDEN, TALLEY & Co,
300 east Broad street
p. 8. We would call the attention OF the gentle
men to our UNBLEACHED HALF-HOsE at
1910 +, n,ir 10y l3.I5&17
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The Danville Register quotes from the
Dispatch what Governor CAMERON said to
Chairman COOPER, OF the Pennsylvania Re
publican State Committee, Senator LONGE-
NEcKER, &C., and adds:
Is This is pretty brash talk, but it need
not surprise any one. The Governor and
both United States senators will stand
squarely upon the Republican platform in
the presidential campaign next year"
Surely it is ''brash talk" But it clears
up the political vista. We can hereafter
speak OF Governor CAMERON and Senator
MALONE and their followers as Republicans.
That is much better for both sides. twill
eliminate personal politics. and bring up
political questions for discussion.
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A New Constitution.

Colonel Tom WHITEHEAD does not intend
the failure of his proposition to hold State
Convention and frame new constitution
for Virginia. More than ever now must
the people see the necessity for change in
the organic law Of the Commonwealth. The
officials fastened upon the State by the
Coalitonists can be gotten rid OF in no
other way. The Lynchburg AdUonce says:
"From every part Of the country we
hear the endOrsation Of the farmers and
planters that we can no longer be burdoned
and crippled by this MolungeOn constitu-
ton. They say we must go back to the
simplicity, integrity, and economy Of Our
fathers in State and county government,
and we cannot do this with the incubus put
OH us by the alien and stranger"
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M. THALHIMER BROTHERS
SPECIAL SALE DURING THIS WEEK II
SURE TO ATTRACT TIE ATTEN-
TON OF THE LADIES.


we have recently made large purchases of BLACh
AND COLORED SILK FABRICS, which will
be offered 10 our patrons this week fully 40 per
cent less than the same qualities have hereto
fore been sold-that Is, a BLACK SILK that
cost YOU last week $3.50 can be Bought THIS
week for $3.50. Think what real bargain
this must be.
Large additions 10 our remnant counter OF slLhs
and SATINS Il to 10 YARDS at exactly half
their value.
From now until June LIST we will sell every yard Of
WORSTED DRESS GOODS at greatly reduced
prices. as these goods must be sold 70 make
room for our immense summer stock. Nehafe
all the new shades In stylish DRESS GOODS.
PARASOLS sold this week without rcserye-many
new STYLES and new prices to please every one
WHITE GOODS In immense variety, such as Fig
ured Dotted. striped, and Lace effects IN MUS
LIN.LINEN LAWNS, INDIA LINEN, PER-
SIAN, FRENCH, and SPANISH NULL
MUSLIN. LINON DE DACCA, FRENCH.
SWISS, and OKGANDlE, and all suitable
LACES and EMBROIDERIES to match In
trimming This lot of WHITE GOODS EN-
BROIDERIES, and LACES is the most COM
pete stock ever exhibited by any one house in
this civ. Weare certain to please you.
Our buyer being I'm New York this week, IS sending
home MANY NOVELTIES. which will be Of
fered 10 our patrons NJ lowest market Values
FANS Of every descnption-new style, and shades
up to the finest grades. FEATHERED FANS
a speciality
Another lot 10 hand Of those beautiful COLORED
MILANEsE and TAFFETA SILK GLOVES,
Ia an The new shades to match b0nntti and
dresses; also, In BLACK. This Is the most
complete stock to be found anywhere in the
city.
MILANESE SILK MlTTS-something new.
HANDKERCHIEFs and RIBBONS in large va
riety--priccs low
CORsETS in FRENCH-WOvEN-the very best
In the city.
All are invited 10 the
SPECIAL BARGAIN SALE THIS WEEK
AT
THALIIlMER BROTHERS,
sol Broad street, corner Fifth.
lmy l3-Su.Tu&1hl
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pezcndorr Won't Stand 1t.

Now OH ITIUNItJ
Ex-Congressman Dezendorf, the leader
of the Republicans in the Norfolk (Nlrgi-
MIA, district, is making "A vigorous struggle
against the attempt OF Senator Malone to
defeat the Republican local ticket. lie has
written to Dorman B. Eaton as the head OF
the CiyiI-Service Commission, to the Presi-
dent. the Postmaster-Gen the Secretary
of the Treasury. and the Secretary OF the
Navy protesting against Mahone's practices.
He accuses Malone OF violating the civil
service law by levying political assessments
and by making Federal Offices the rewards
for political service to the Reiidiuster par
ty. and charges that the Senator is shame
lessly debauchIng the politics Of Virginia in
the name OF the Administration.
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ID. {. Hmehins, who murdered VIII. ii.
Lyon at the ferry landing IN Bossier pa
IRISH, La. last Tuesday, while being con-
seyed TO Bellevue Jail Saturday morning
was taken from the guards by seventy-fve
men, and hanged in the woods. When he
saw The masked men coming Hutchins pull
ed huge dirk-kniie from his pocket and
stabbed himself three times near the heart.
AFTER hanging him this placard was pinned
10 his body: "Tlere is a point where for
bearance eeas es TO be a virtue"
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DEATHS.

Died. I'm Baltimore, Md, May II, 1888. at
lO:3U o'clock i. VI, in the thiriy-ir-t year OF
her age, BETTE r. GENTRY. beloved VIE OF
Richard Gentry, and daughter of Thomas and
Mary Landcrs. ,,,,
Funeral services at -. Peters Cathedral THIS
TUESDAY, MORNING at o'clock. Friends ana
acqu1nIlnces Of the family respectfully lnViied
to attend without further notice.
Died. nj his residence, in Richmond. May IA,
1883, EDWARD MAYO.
Ills funeral will take place from 81. james
church TT ESDAT, May 10Th. at O'Clock L. VI.
New York and EnZabcth, Nd, papers please
copy.
Died. in New York city. May l2. 1883. Lucy
TURNER. daughter Of the late Washington stute-
ley.
The funeral will take place from the Fist Atti
can Bapiiit church THIS (ruc,dayl AFTER
NOON 1T 3 O'Clock. Friends and acquaintance
Of the family are invited 20 attend.
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a ADJUSTMENTS.
DTCHMOND THEATRE-T(

DICHMOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
~ SEEAtAN. EMPEROR OF MAGICIANS-
VALUABLE PRESENTS VIII be given away
free-Pnre Gold Watches. Handsome Silyer-Plated
Nare- Stlk-Dross Patterns, Gold-Band China
Sets-44 pieces, Handsome VASES, Sack of Flour.
Hams, and many other articles too numerous TO
mention. The Presents 10 be given away are on
exhibition al the Theatre. Prices o. General Adj
mission: Orchestra chairs. with six envelopes,
11c.; balcony, with three envelopes, Doe; first
gallery. with two envelopes, 35c.; gallery, with
one envelope. 2Jc. Matinee Prices: General adj
mission with four envelopes, 5nc.; children. with
TWO envelopes. 25c. Charge only for admission
nothing for presents. All presents bought OF mer-
chlhs OF THIS city. my l5-ltk
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7 Il VI IL T. y T f r.,
sO7 BROAD STREET,

3O7 BROAD STREET,
IS selling LINEN DE DACCAs at nc. worth
I21c., and LINEN DE DACCAs at s'se' worm
1jc.
LEVI HEXTER will open this week cases OF
LAWN-oyer 80 stylcs-at Sc. yard.
LEvIHEXTER Is selling 100 LARGE HONEf-
COMB QUILTS at i5c.
LEVI HEXTER is selling 30 dozen IMPORTED
COLLARS at 25c. apiece-would ie cheap at 6Oc'
LEyIHEXTER Is selling STRIPED and PLAID
PERSIAN NULL, In Cream aud White at l2Hcr
fully worth 35c.
LEVI HEXTER's IS the Place TO buy your
PARAsOLs. lie sells LARGE sAIIN-LlNED
PARAsOL for sI.0O. sold everywhere at $3.50.
Cal early aud secure bargains nj
LEVI HEXTERS,
my I3-Su.Tu&ThtJeI6 3O7 Broad street,
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A PrEr.DINNsR SPEECHES Tb

APrEr.OissER Speeches. English
papers have eompilmented Mr.. LOWELL,
tie American Minister to England, as a fine
Dost-prandiaI speaker; and at least one Of
the English papers eoncede that as a rule
our eountrYmen are superior to the Eng
ilsh IN respect Of this accomplishment.
But England once sent Minister 10 this
country-sir Henry BuIwER-whem no.
bofy could excel as an aiter-dinner orator.
not oven DANIEL WEs6rER was biz sppe-
yiOr.
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A Pcnnsboro' G

A Pcnnsboro' {W. Val telegram saws
A passenger train on the Pennshoro, and
narrlssii.e railroad was precipisatcd into
the Hnghss river Sunday by the giving
way OF bridge. None OF the passengers
were injured, but Frank Foster. the con-
duetor, and w. II. King, engineer. are
supposed to have been Killed. The train
ell fifteen feet.
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The decision OF the Court Of Appeals in
the Richmond School Board ease does not,
as stated by the Richmond aud Washington
Malone organs, at all affect the Alexandria
Board, the members OF which have always
fully complied with all the requirements OF
the law.-Aierandrio Gazette.
We coupratulato Won
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~ JUST WHAT THE PEOPLE
WANT.
my 13-ts

BLACK BUNTING, nearly all wool, at Ike. a
yard worth lie;
SUPERIOR BLACK BUNTING at 25c.;
ALBATROSS CLOTH, BERGALlNES, and
GERSTER CLOTHS in all Of the new shades /;
Big bargains in all kinds Of LINEN GOODS;
Our WHITE GOODS are tie cheapest ever sold in
this city;
SILK GLOVES IN all the new shades;
GLOVES, HOSE, and SOCKS in great variety;
SHEPHERDS PLAIDs, 81 inches wide, At Toe
yard worth l5c.;
WOOL SHEPHERDS PLAID at 121c. yard
worth 2Oc.
HANDSOME GINGHAMS at 50, 10, 12l, and
lea yard;
LAWNS at ), 81, slE 10. and 1870. yard;
Elegant styles of SUMNER SILKS at 40, 80, GO,
and Use. yard;
The best 81 BLACK SILK ever offered In this
city;
The best $3.50 BLACK SILK ever offered in this
city;
large stock Of LACE CAPS and PGQUE BON
NETS and HOODS for children;
BLUE and PINK BLOCK SASII-RIBBONS, 7
inches wide. NJ zoe. yard worth ST.
Large additions 10 our cheap stock Of HAMBURG
EDGINGS and INSEKTlNGS; no such as
sOrtment can be found elsewhere:
An immense stock OF LACES-a large variety of
the latest styles al the lowest prices
LACE additions have again been made to Ouralready
large stock Of PARASOLs and UMBRELLAS;
An elegant assortment of FANS:
Buy pair of fine II BED-BLANKETs for IS
that would cost you IS IN the winter;
large assortment Of LEATHER BAGS from
soc. up to So:
P0CKET-BOOKS and CARD-CAsES IN great
variety;
ROBERTSS CELEBRATED ROGER STEEL
THIMBLES;
COMBS and BRUSHES Of all kinds at the lowest
prices, &C., &c.
LEVY, DAVIS & DRAKE,
1917 and 1919 Main street, Richmond, Va.
myI2
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TRANSPARENT ICE COMPANY.

WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO SELL
W at factory, or deliver 10 the consumers Of
this place, SUPERIOR QUALITY OF ICE,
made from thoroughly filtered "JAMES-RIVER
WATER which for family and other uses can
not be- surpassed.
owing TO delay In building, lee viii be delivered
from common express wagons until the company 5
wagons are completed.
Your patronage Is respectfully solicited. Orders
by mail, telephone. or otherwise will receive
p")lnpt attention.
Office and factory, corner of Canal aud Adams
streets.
Branch Office, 3Ol Main street lbasementl.
Telephone. 1876.
TILE TRANSPARENT ICE COMPANY.
l.. +. SMITH. General Manager.
RICHMOND. VA, May l., 1888 my I-eOdlm
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The Disagreement OF the bosses.
New York World 4

According TO the Washington CORE.
spondents there is ga serious disagree.
Ineht between senators Malone and Came
ron over matter OF patronage" These
Iast I'VE words are superfluous. by the
"slJ ms Is good news, for as the pro-
VefD mas II 1: When bosses fall out,v &c.
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p. CENTEAlERI's

BLACK AND COLORED KID GLOVES.
We have now for Virginia the exclusive agency
for these celebrated gloves. These and other AID
GLOVES we can now adjust to the hand by an ex-
pert All REAL KID GLOVES SO adjusted are
fully WARRANTED byus
Our buyer Mr.. J. NJ FOURQUREAN. IS now Ia
New York and during tie week viii he adding
largely % our stock.
FoURQUREAN.P PRICE, TEMPLE & co.
my l0-lw
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1t Is morally certain that Hancock would
now be President but for this English
plank in the Democratic platform OF 1880.
We have an abiding faith that the same
plank will be firmly inserted In the plat
form Of 1SSi.-- Weshiaqton Repttblicoa.
Surely you underrate the sagacity OF the
Democratic leaders. We put Your pre-
diction on record, however, confidently
expecting 1t to prove false.
This reminds us That platforms ouehtnot
to be hurried through conventions. The
delegates, impatient to nominate md,yote
for tbeir choice for President OF the United
States vote "Ayen on any resolution
which the committee to draw up pl;rforrl
may dber. Let us nominate the candidate
hrst. " Is all nonsepSetO talk abots his
being aay the less nominated " on the Mat
form" because he Is nominated before in
stead OF after the platform is constructed.
In eitharease the candidate reads the p.at-
form at his leisure, aud decides at his
leisure WHETHER he will stand upon ii.
Bat did@ne single candidate ever refuse
TO noun; e platform made for him? Or
II there Wa a plank in h which he could
not approve bocluse he knew it would de
feat him, was there ever a candidate who
would hesitas TO knock d ont OF the plat
form with l5s setter Of aceeptmlceS Every
nominee says in his letter Of acceptance
whether he takes his stand upon the plat
f,rm or not. Nothing that tal1es place in
aae National CcaNsntion is ever considered
sslbelent pledge. Why, then, shoaId there
be any difficulty IN persuading the Demo-
era'le National Convention to nomisaie its
candidate first next year, and then Selibe-
rately and carefully construct a platform
for bils 10 stand upons II he doesn't like |
II, he can only do as be will do even II
nominated after the Platform Is made-tsu
what he bsinks Of 1t. Let us take tine
next year snd weigh well &ir words.
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RRR EEE GGG A RRR ODD TIT 90
r REEp g "A I RRR RB , + Q Q
r RI q GIG AAA r RID D 4 90
r RFEE GGG A AR RDDD 90
! i J 4 ( 4 4 + + + + ! IF Il F" j..
v A ALLLL UU EEE...

They are principally all Of this seasons importa-
ton. containing all the newer styles, shades, and
coloring. r,,.,
ABOUT ONE-HALF GENERAL VALUE.
WE QUOTE:
l lot BLACK and COLORED sATINS at 374c'-
selling generally at from 75c. to 1925 yard {;
1 LOT SUMMER SILKS at 35c.;
l lot HEAVY ALL-SILK OTTOMAN at s6c.-
general price ~ yard;
LOT BLACK GROs-GRAIN SILK at s1.3J-
usual value 1910;
l lot BLACK GROs-GRAIN SILK at $50
usual price, 1925;
lotof pieces BLACK and COLORED SATIN
MERYEILLEUX at s2c.-thi, lot Is composed
Of almost every conceivable shade, and manu-
featured by Ant. Guinet & Co. Of the puresi
sewing-silk-t general price is $50 toSl.6O
yard;
l lot CHANGEABLE SUMMER SILKS at 45c.-
generally selling at 10 to Soc;
/ lot ALL-sILK sURAH. in the latest and most
desirable shades, at SEC;
l lot SATIN RHADAMAs at s1.0s-general
price, $40 to $3.50;
l lot BLACK and COLoRED ALL-sILK BRO
CADE at 62c.-usual price sl.2j 10 $3.50;
l lot INDIA GROS-GRAIN MOURNING SILK
atsl.O5-rcal value, $40 yard;
Besides many other extraordinary and astonishing
BARGAINS.
These goods will in part he on exhibit In our
NEW DEPARTMENT.
recently arranged for our job In
RIBBONS.
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LECTURES.

| ECTtRE ON THE "BLUE AND
IL TRAY by Corporal JAMES TANNER,
member Of the q. A. r., Of New York, at MOZART
HALL on FRIDAY NIGHT, May IL. $50, for
rms rms ana Phil. kearny Post, No. 10, q. A. X.
rrice OF ADMISSION, so aud zJc. No extra charge
ior reserved seats. Tickets for sale at the store If
my bit
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DEATH To wHETEwAsH.

MAAWELL'S PREPARED GYPSUM,
1sl for Whitening and Coloring walls OF DWELL
ings, stores, Factories, Mills, harns or any pur-
poe where Whitewssh or kalsorniae Is used. Is
easily applied. WIN not peel, crack. or rub Cd.
NAH ~ barrels, keEs and cans. Sendfor cireulars
fQSrEk& Co, 20 west Pratt street.
s'aNiWuts'H@ Il 2o-ecd3mf
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PIcrURE-FRAMEs, ENGRAvrNGs.ac.

,--~--~s>0~-~r->
IN ORDER TO REDUCE Ny LARGE
STOCK OF
PICTURES AND FRAMES
have decided TO make reductions Of from 90 10
90 per cent. I'm prices on All goods.
About 80 styles Of SNlO PHOTOGRAPH
FRAMES at the lowest price ever sold ia the city
over 500 styles of STANDING EASEL
FRAMES To be sold below cost.
Those In want o FRAMES or PICTURES VIII
lind this frst-class opportunity 10 purchase Call
and examine goods aud see prices at
l.. LEWIS's,
myS No. 9l2 Main street.
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FIsHERMEN,s DEPOT.
CEINE-TWINES,

SEINE-TWINES,
sEINE-LINEs. ROPES, YAWKING,
CORKS, C0RkW0OD, SKIM-NETS,
FfkE-NETS, DRIFT-SEINES, and HAUL
sElNES IN stock and made TO order;
MACRAME-LACE TWtNE, all sizes;
CARPET-WARPS, all eoiors;
cOTTUN-lARNs, &C.;
AwNiNG-DUCkS, White and Colored and
SAIL-DUCkS;
OtL-CL0THlNG.
l.. LICHTENSrFIN & SONS.
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets,
Sole importers Of the Lion brand seine Thread
and importers OF other brands. my
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC N0TICE.-A stated q
vi communication Of RICHMOND IN
RANDOLPH LODGE. No. ~. will BE- NJ
held ut the Masons' Hall, franklin street. " '
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets. I'll :
TUESDAY, EVENING. Nav 18Th. at ~ o'clock.
Members of sister lodges and transient brethren
are fraternallv invited.
by order of the W. VI. W.HALL GREW,
my l5-Its Secretary.
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BASEBALL.
EXCURSIONS, PIC-NICs, dc.
OLYMPIC ROWING-CLUB.
MOONLIGHT ENTERTAINMENT.
STEAMER ARIEL.
THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 18TH.

TIE OLYMPIC R0WING-CLUB
VIII give an Entertainment ON the James river
THURSDAY EVENING. MAY 18TH.
me steamer win leave her wharf at 2 II. NJ; re-
turning; VIII reach Richmond at 1880.
"A. "A FULL BAND and VOCAL QUARTE1TE
VIII accompany the party.
myilauon " extended 10 the regular members
ana lady members OF the Club and their friends.
Arrangements have been made with the street.
.s,Hr tofupany 10 run special ears 70 meet the
s,elmer OF - return. and a suiilcienf number 10
sa.ceponnoaate lhc entire party VIII lie In waiting
~ hoeketts. my lost
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UDoRS. COMNANDERY or ST. Andrew
No. -, KNIGHTS TEMPLAE.
EInHNOND. Va. Nav =. 1854. \

RICHMOND, VA, May l.. 1883.
GENERAL ORDE RS.-SR \></
VI KNiGUTS.-I. Assemble 1t -. Adams IN
Hall on TUESDAY, tie 18Th Instant. az n
81 O'Clock =. NJ. In full dress of Tenn 4 y
plar Except aprOns) mounted, for drlll.
II. Assemble at -. Adams Hall, at O'Clock T..
VI. TUESDAY the 18TH instant. in fun dress Of Il
Iemplar on foot for the purpose Of attending "a
lecture at tie second Baptist church by Rev. Sir
knight j. l.. Burrows of Norfolk. Va.
III. The sir knights will provide themselves
with all of Tire equipments. clothing anu badges
required by the regulations and bylaws OF the
Commandcrv.
The members Of Richmond COmmanfcry, No. 2,
are cOur:cously invited TO participate IN the drill
services al the church. and supper al The Hall.
Hy order Of the T.. &.
f.. .WALIHALL, Captain-G General.
Attest:
JNO. +. LAUGHToS, Jr.. Recorder.
INV 1921
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-15
III PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
(OI-NCIL.
ST. JAMES CHURCH.

Services on TUESDAY NIGHT at quarer-past
o'clock.
WEDNESDAY MonSING at quarter before
o'clock.
The COUNCIL win meet on WEDNESDAY at 10
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