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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-01
sine Mntpprt aetpiinfht.

Rann irsenb Semanb einen Gal bon Nieren.
ober 2eber. arantbeit brinaen, Sen bas electric
8itters ui9t fdneH furirt2 Bir fasen Nein,
benu tanfeube bon gaaen finO erpielenermaben
fdon eebeilt iporben. 8riabts Diseoie, Sarn.
fub, SdDaGe ober irseno clue anbere bamit
berpanbte arantbeit fd mel sebeiIt. electric
8ittcrs reinigt bas 8Iut, reauIlrt Die ginae-
ipeioe uno tpirft Direct auf BEN Ieibenben She'll.
5ebe Glaide s%arantirt. SO Gents bic 6lai9e
BET u. Dreib
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FRANK STAIRS
Fish and Oyster Depot.
40 West Commerce. Street
First Class Restaurant Connected,

Receives daily and .wifship by express
or Otherwise Berwick Bayy, Matagorda Bay,
New Orleans Lake, Mobile. Plant, Biloxi's
Plant, xxx Select and Select Oysters in
barrels and half barrels to order.
Everyyariety of GulfFish, Shrimp, Crabs,
hard and soft shell, deep sea turtle, etc.s !
All orde 8 for country filed promptly and
carefully. Orders delivered free in the city.
am constantly receiving fresh goods
by express, for proof o whfch T refer to
Wells, Fargo e. Co.'S and Texas Express
company. Telephone No. 369.
l6,9,d6m FRANK STARR.
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Cine aarte.

sn ale, peIde an 8olsen bon 5usenbfin.
ben, %nerboier. Sdpdde, friibem 8erfaI, @erluf
Der Manncsfraft etc. Ieioen, ienbe i'd t o fen,
frei @eeept, bas ie furirt. Dieles sro6e 9eil.
mitlel tpuroe BON chem Miffiondr in Sio.
Mmerifa entbedt. S9idt abreiTrteS @onbert
an @eb. Ssfepb 8. Snman, Station 8, Rsm
gprf Gitb. 81, 7,tunli.
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Dead Shot" Seretu Borm Qini.
ment tpirft fiber mnb i4neq. Dieles Eminent
tobtet bic Birmer ausenbIidIih bait GIieaen
ab unb beiit bic @unbe. SIN @afer aufaeloa
10 e Elm aussesei&netes SeiImitteI aegen iraenb
tuelde @unbeA beim 8ieb. Ereis so Gents.
Yrdparirt pnb gum 8erfauf Bel u. DrttB,
Gan Mntonio. 1876 tutp
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IS it INNER gut iid aeaen ua.
bO~rbergefebsne 3ufdlle oOr5aieben unb
tets eine GlaI4e ct. Satobs Del un.
ter feinen 0ausmitteln uorrdtbig au
balten.
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8ud(enS llrnica.&alhc.

Die bette Salbe Der Belt fir @dnitte,
Auetidumsen, @efdnire, 6icber. umb paut.
gusi6las, 6ledte, acfprunaene Sdnbe, grof.
beulen uno ale Sautfranfbeiten furirt Sa.
inOrrboiben ODER feline 8esabTuna. @6liae
Classification earantirt ober bcs @eIb miro
3uriderfattet. 20 Gents Die Cd, shtel Bel u.
1Nreib
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Hrete Wertheiluno.

Bas 1T bic itrIade bes aroeen 8uIoufs in
y Hdlfsber 4 Son Mpotbeft2 Die freie Ser.
t9elluns BON Yrobe. Glal@en bon Or. 8ofanfo's
gutten. nno sun9sn . Sprup, bas pppuldrhe
etiitnittel fiir 9ulten, grtdltnnaen, S4pimb.
iudlt itno Brenditis i'm Narfte. @enSbniide
9robe so Gents unb $I.O0.
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MufhS B1eTWlrthSchaft.
Nc3fs, 8eaeniber BEN Ginsana yum g~rereier>
4[at d1E &obernmen s6iu bsinSsff d cid ian.
{fi8ts YIdtden, IN 3psldena 8efad5fr bss hi.
Iitdrpoisn8 ifefs frif9<S, faItes Bier antrefen.
orr Mntb bat bitI< &erbt6erunaeu bsraenoms
mtn, 70 ba5 ser Auient6al1 ii. ieinem 3ooIaI jsd
81 eiyfr nirflidsn GrboIung a%effaltef. 6sin
EtfmDer berfdunse, ipeur er einen Xu6Fuo ,aod
Srm Government SD madt oSsr 9isniiaa' anS
D1uneraae pie garabs beiu6ts bel CAPT. ERntt
ssfsa .gss W~a9timil4s anp ffs'ass Bisrs.
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0amen.8 aaaar GUM 8efteit Der
0eMtf6 .ettaltfe1ett Gdaule.

9ieienigen unierer Mitbiirger, nel6e
fiji ben obigen 3Ded @egenitdtbe idens
fen ipolen, tDeroen freunbli9r gebeten,
oiefelben mir in bic Wobnung, Nr. 16,
Gafino Strabe, 5u5ui@iden.
Grau sc. Bedmann.
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Gin neues @etr4nf.a

Grdulein: n4uguft9eu, boIen sic
mir bod ben raiebestrant" bon Donis
Setfi -" 4sG 94t jan
Nueufe; sSoll i9 ba3u einen 9opf
mitnebmen21N u
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s9r paneoaf & sobn baben
bic neueiten Moben in s Ute n aller
Nrf. SO
MeraerIi@.

pfarrer: Vo, }tuarum 10 drserli9,
9err Notarius2
Rotar: Weil ib benz 0errn garon
f6on tpieoerum elm 9eftament aufieben
muB. Mae Mugenblide Derlanst er elm
anDeres. ) skx n esft
8farrer: 9r6fen Sic lid; unferem
6errgott ging es ni9t better; ct muBte
aud anfi maiden: nein aItes uno Elm
neues." @
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Ver5eibli9es Wi6bers
ff1uhui

Geuerperf9erunsss Qsent: x6eba,
gutter Greunb, mar benn guer Wran6
geffern abenb 10 ars2A
Bauer: sWal ifeben tonnt' id
npb.1
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sdr Wir fibren bic beiien 9emben
inb DerrensS oiletteartitel, bic impors
tirt tuerben f0nnen. Rommt un6 perz
gleidt preife. p ancoat&S obn.
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4uf berSaob.

Sonntogsidger (inbem er .auf einen
9aien aIleat): 0dsden, nun tannf
Ou bein Sefdment mahen!4 {er f6ie6t
uub feblt.)
G6rter: nSeben Sic, er lduft fdon
3Hua Notar!4a
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Bddeei un6 Giscream parler
hon aAH H8ammH
Wence sais dlia

Bee 6ouiion- ode BON Sefsrfou. STRIDE.
Dem eeebrfen YnbIifnm I'LL Nadri5t bds
ID iiets cine bouifdn6iee apBwabI bonn feinifen
81dpert unb sfelbfgemddtsn NIB impcrtirteu
&aubies nnf 2dgsr Bdlft. Eis.gteani pirbH III
js6tr 0uantifdt ins 8aus geliefertas ii
Gt6faltsS &ppas =. MfinerAItuaf7er.I
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lT ginen groBen Bnrratb BON fer
tigen 9errenfleibern- Dodz
aeits= uno @eieai6afts=M n3iee Gpe5iaIi-
tdt - finbet man bel paneoaf &
ESDbn. Qualitdt por3iigIid; preiie
billig.
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Die GrSHnu,s Der saiion

Die GrDffntmt8 Der Saiipn
fur pubwaaren finbet arn L., 2. unb 3.
Sftober in benz i1euen @ef1dft, gfe
bon Commerce unb @aino : 6traBe,
ftatt. 8oatdnbige Musmabl neuer ilnb
eleganter Waaren. Die f16niten. Sa=
den, mel9e lie nod San antonio einges
fibrt moroen iinb unb 81 erffaunIi9
biqi9en preiien.
Ssbermaan 1T CUR Befidtlgung elm.
geIaben. 50
Mrs. e. g. matters.
9,25, t3M
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Wdbrenb bes Mouats September
1T bic Dfentli6e S6ulo nm - Milioz
nen berminbert morben.
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0aS @pdbenDIdtf.
gBir feaben pna iebt ab has .Wp6ets
tiatt1 FIR ben Yreis bon $500 auf
5ats pDrtafrei nod Deutidlanb.
Der 6erausgeber.
5abfcrtptinaspreis fir has Np,
MsRbtatt $3.50.
Rstfenoe M9emten:
W. Mteubeliobm.
ST. Sbanem.
s s. g. Snfd.
6 . { 8.
0as @pthenpIdtt.
6 D t I 8.
San In to II o, 1. October.
Sic teEamtide @plf. aiifte.

Sic teEantfd3e 0plf 3iifte.
Ni3ts 1T Der gntmidlung unieres
Estates in contmercieller, mno bamit
iiberbaupt in ieoer Dinlidt auf matte
rIelles @ebeiben, binoerlider, als bi.
yefdahenbeit unierer @olffnIte, bic
nidt einen ein3igen 9afen. Der bieien
gtarte1 boff unb gang perbient, auf3u=
tpeiien bat.
Wie es UNI unieren einaisen, baIbmess
teHttersrDertben Qafer, ben pon @als
'beftot. ftebt, 1T ia au1 fem @ebeimniB
11ebr, unb tpenr man ftr bic Nusflbs
rllag aler ln6sliden gabsl1en proiecte
au9 nod elm paar mol bunoerttauleuo
DDlors lit bic lauen @etpdlIer bes me-
ritanif6en Golfes uerfen tpoate, 10
rpirbe bas pobI aud faum ettpas Wss
fentli6es an Der Sa9Iage dnbern,
Sehr fiblbar bat fi9 f9on off-io
aud namentli1 tpdbrenb Der beftigeH
4Stirme ber lebtcn 3eit Der Mangel
irgenb eines Notbs unb 3uiudtsbafens
fur bic teranif9e &ultenfhiffabrt ge.
madt. @9oit! tpieberbolt {in6 proiecte
CUR Nnlage zines folben aufgetau1t,
allen Der Nusfabrung oerielben tbirm.
ten nd bis iebt tets uniiberffeigbare
9inbertlihe entgegen.
Wener6tngs bat fi6 aud Der ebes
malige ffdotifde Sngenieur BON @al=
petton, Der @ountD SurDepor 9attrif
nit biefer Grage bef6dftigt un6 ibr,
fotpie Der Vei9afenbeit l~rierer 2afe.
cine Jltgl9rift gefpibmet, bic gerabe
teBt, anldBlid Der unterDai9ungen
un0 Jortfptlungen on Der Snfet @als
netton, BON gar3 befonoers lebbaftem
Snterefe lit. ueber bic uriaden biefer
berbdagniBbouen Grf1einungen, burh
tuel9e bic Snfel @albeffo1 eilen SUB
brett mad benz arberetsar Serrai1 bers
Iiert - omar langfam, aber unaufbalts
lam - bat 0artrid gat3 ge1aue unters
fufungett augefelt. Seiner Mn1idt
mad liegt Der 6~auptgruno barin, baB
Der Giiitenifrom in Der Ndbe Der unbols
lenoet gebiiebenet rSettp" Bel beftigem
Seegang i4r6g anf ben @tranb aufs
ifbBt unb In @emeinf6aft init benz
@ttrrte bic Sanbmafen l6sl6ft, in bic
.9ir0rnurg 5iebt, init fih fort ninirut
uno tie als neue Acknowledgements
unb @anobdnte in Der Ndbe bes Sort
'point tDieber anfebt.
Oeftige Megengiihe dnber1 fets unb
fdnoig ni9t ntlr bic aaffeits untrife
Der Snfel 8alDeffDHs f0nbern aud
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NO. 2aBt Cure Mnaiige Bel 3 a n.
o a It & @obn MAIDEN, ipel9e Die
beifen Waaren, bic bette Nrbeit unb ben
beiten Sdmitt liefern.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-01

aanixaticn III nearly Ill tha s.hools. AN
lie scIools have circulating libraries z
some Of them large and valuable. This
socisty supports 4 mi sioa school in
Shanghai, China. by contributions from
zach school quarterly.
prsshyssrs.n s.adas.sehses yrsss
This Union is composed Of all the
Presbyterian Sunday schools in Rich
nond and Manchester. J. ID. X. Slciglst
i president. and II. G. Magrudcr sec
Rotary. II holds mass meeting once
every two months in the different
churches. and one annual meeting in
June Of each year, at which reports are
made, and the Sunday-schooI work in
all it, departments is considered by
workers connected with the Union. Tbs
roll strength is l92 officers and ash
ers, and $3.50 scholars; total, l.572.
One new coIorcd church and school have
been organized and in successful opera
ton. Twonew afternoon white schools
ono in Rockets and one on Navy Hill.
Disciples sasday sch-sfs
Besides the Sunday schools reported
by the Disciples, in connection with
tor churches. the Seventh-Strect church
members conduct Mission school at
nty-fifth-Strset Christian chapel.
with twelve officers and teachers and
ITO scholars; making a total in this
denomination Of three schools, SO officers
and teachers, and 526 scholars.
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cxilyyxa,x Ft;end. asa. ono LESSON
Pcprrs, 100000: Lcsssn Quarterly.
2fD00. This tojnmlttcc has is<slsl
drring tho past six months 'ih5ls
tsnnd volunes and 2sS. 600 pages o.
<7scss. Tract yoInmcs.f 3.2j0; cate
clsisn,s. 81 900.
sEtY xuS0A Yssr1sOcL o taANixsfi0se
r,eps,ss and ~ krsssl As>ocisuer.
William Elyson, president x. A.
Gary, secretary; Evan Snead, treas'a.
rcr. This Associations Is composed 81
delegates from all The Baptist SUNDAY
schools Of Richmond and Manchester.
and meets on the afternoon OF the
second Sunday In each month al some
one of the churches. 1t has an execn-
tive committee composed Of ole from
each Sunday school. The objects OF
the Association are TO foster new San
day schools and discuss various ques-
tons connected with Sanday-school
work; and ii is the only charch-exsen-
sion organization among the lsaps'sts IN
tho city.
During the past year most OF the
schools have shown marked progress,
but the decline Of interest in three or
four Of our schools has made our gem
oral increase very small. One new
school---thc Towards Grove mission
was admitted during the year. making
fourteen schools now connected with tho
Association.
The following are the statistics OF the
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i. hns.ls cornesicd With sho As<6ci4lioa
III tl,c year 1854 Ol]Icess nnd ca9Fy
enroll. SO; Average sftsndsncs, 4)B (;
s<iolsrs on tie rolf 4.3i4; averaxe st-
ttndance, 2. G33; conversions. Gs; ccntri-
tatiioas for schools, 52,53z.6l; for A.
scc;ation, s435.70. S
( nsssedssk susesy.s ehsoi sessssy.
t)fEccrs Albert l.. West. president;
Cl.arles r. Rsdy, secretary 4. LID.
WsIforl, treasurer. Tins Society was
oresmzed in 1866. II represents all
the Methodist Sunday schools OF Rich
mond and suburbs. and Of Manchester,
numbering eleven schools. The'super-
iniendenis Of the schools embraced in
this Society are the vicc-prcsidents.
Monthly meetings are held regularly,
alternating ut the various churches. on
the second Sunday in each month.
The schools embraced in this Society
are all in good working condition. well
offered, and supplied with earnest AMI
faithful teachers. The average roll OF
officers, teachers, and scholars for the
past year * $3.50; average Attendance,
1000; percentage, 50. Al the schools
raise weekly contributions for current
expenses and missionary work, AMI
some of them support Dorcas societies
for the purpose Of clothing the poor
children Of the schools. The Chill
drcn's Rosebud Missionary Society y Of
the Virginia Conference has snb-or-
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sl.Ss5 s2l7.e7s os J 1873 is.eol

Rite. Southern jurisdiction of United
States, meets at Central Hall, Fifth
street, third Friday in each month.
Charles A. Ncsbit. venerable master !;
Walter Moore. secretary.
Pelican Chapter Rose Croix, No. .,
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite,
Southern jurisdiction Of United States,
meets at Central Hall. Fifth street,
third Friday in each month. William
T.. Turner, wise master; Walter Moore,
secretary.
Richmond Consistory, No. G, 32d
deg, Ancient and Accepted Scottish
Rite Masonry. William T. Allen, 33d
deg, commander in chief; j. Thompson
Brown. first lieutenant commander !;
Alex ". Archer. second lieutenant COM
mander John +. Langhton, j.. grand
secretary. Meets at st. Adams Hall on
the third Friday Of each month.
independent Ordor of Odd-FeIIows
GRAND LODGE OF VIRGINIA
DR.. ID. 4. Butcher, Of Bridgewater,
grand master; George w. Beach, Of
Norfolk. deputy grand master; J. Il.
Ley, of Danyille, grand warden; 7.
Wiley Davis, of Richmond, grand sec
rotary; John W. FERGUSON, Of Rich
mond, grand treasurer; j. NJ. Sem
seney, of Lexington, grand chaplain;
w. C.. Straughan, of Staunton, grand
conductor A. Il. Bowering. of Frede-
ricksburg, grand marshal; W. Erxle-
ben, of Norfolk, grand guardian Will
liam Loeb, of Harrisonburg, grand her.
aid; j. Is. Blanks, of Petersburg, and
Marion Colbert, of Hampton, represen-
taiiyes to the Sovereign Grand Lodge
Independent Order of 0dd-Fellows.
The next annual session Of the Grand
Lodge of Virginia. will be held in the
city of Norfolk on the Tuesday after
the second Monday in April, 1885.
SUBORDINATE LODGES IN THIS
CITY.-Jeiierson Lodge, No. 4. meets
every first and third Monday night at
0dd-Fellows' Hall; w. II. Lowry, sec
rotary.
Union Lodge, No. I, meets every FRI
day night at Odd-Fcllows' Hall; John
c. Teller, secretary.
Friendship Lodge, No. 10, meets
every Tuesday night at 0dd-Fellows'
Hall Arthur A. Splitter, secretary.
fitzhugh Lodge, No. %, meets every
Tuesday night at Concordia Hall
Charles Spencer, secretary.
Aurora Lodge, No. 10, meets every
Thursday night at Schiller Hall; K.
Sam. Denny, secretary.
Roane Lodge. No. 1870, meets every
Thursday night at Masonic Hall, TWEEN
ty-ffth street; I. Wiley DAVIS, Sec
rotary; w. j. Westwood, treasurer.
Schiller Lodge, No. 1879, meets every
Wednesday night at Concordia Hall
Z. Bergheimer, secretary.
GRAND EscAMPMENr OF vIR-
GINA, /. o. o. John T. Rogers,
Of Richmond, grand patriarch; n. Z.
Whitehurst, Of Portsmouth, grand high
priest; j. NJ. Leaih, Of Petersburg,
grand senior warden; A. T. Burr, Of
Richmond. grand scribe; w. A.. Chess
terman, OF Richmond, grand treasurer {;
A. b. Bowering, Of Fredericksburg.
grand junior warden; w. Z. Latham,
of Alexandria. grand marshall. r. H..
White, of Lexington. grand sentinel |;
John A. Hardwood, Of Lexington,
grand outside sentinel. Tho next an
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BENEVOLENT ORDERS.
Masons.

Masons.
Grand Lodge Of Virginia meets at st.
Adams Hall, corner Third and Main
streets, on second Monday in Deccm-
Der. Francis ii. Hill, grand master,
Madison Courthouse Alfred K. Court
ney, district deputy grand master, No.
Z, Richmond John +. Regnault, grand
treasurer, Richmond; William b. Isaacs,
grand secretary, No. 2 north Ninth
street, second floor, Richmond
Temple Lodge, No. 0, Fred. c. Ebel,
master, meets at st. Adams Hall on the
first Friday of every month.
Richmond Lodge, No. 10, Thomas W.
McCaw master, meets at the same place
on the first TUESDAY Of every month.
Metropolitan Lodge, No. IL, +. P.
Hrlce master, meets at the same place
on the second Thursday of every month.
Richmond Randolph Lodge. No. 10,
Richard &. Fletcher master, meets at
Masons' Hall, on Franklin street, on the
third Tuesday of every month.
st. Johns Lodge, No. 81, Junius A.
Cosby master, meets at st. Adams
Hall on the second Tuesday Of every
month.
Joppa Lodge, No. 40, James Lyons
master. meets at the same place on the
third Monday of every month.
Dove Lodge, No. 81, Joe Lane Stern
master, meets at the same place on the
second Friday Of every month.
Loge Francaise, No. SO, Henry L.
Pelouze master, meets at the same
place on the second Monday of every
month.
Amity Lodge, No. &c, William j.
Lynham master, meets at st. Adams
HALL on the fourth Thursday Of every
month.
Henrico Lodge, No. 1870, J. s. Moore
master, meets at Masons' Hall, on
Twenty-ffth street, on the first Monday
of every month.
Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons
viii meet at Old Point at such time as
the Grand Council may determine.
Francis IL. Hill, grand high priest, Mad
son Courthouse John +. Regnault.
grand treasurer, Richmond; W. Il.
lsaacs, grand secretary, No. . north
Ninth street, second floor, Richmond.
Richmond Chapter, No. 8, ii. F. w.
Southern high priest, meets at Masons'
Hall, on Franklin street, on the first
Thursday of every month.
Lafayette Chapter, No. 43, William O..
English high priest, meets at st. Adams
Hall on the third Thursday Of every
month.
Grand Commandery Of Knights Tenn
piar will meet in Richmond at such
time as the Grand Council may select.
Frank A.. Reed, grand commander.
Alexandria John +. Regnault, grand
treasurer, Richmond; w. b. Isaacs,
grand recorder, No. Q north Ninth
street, second floor, Richmond.
Richmond Commandery, No. 2, John
+. Mayer commander, meets at st. Al
bans Hall on the fourth Tuesday Of
every month.
Commandery Of St. Andrew. No. IL,
John j. Wright commander. meets at
the same place on the fourth Friday Of
every month.
john L. Roper Lodge Of Perfection,
No. s, Ancisnt and Accepted Scottish
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-01
CRY yi,I.

The city Jail is in charge Of n. NJ.
Lee, City Sergeant, and his deputies.
The number Of prisoners received du-
ring the year was AZ follows 1874
white males, 7jS colored males. Is
white females, 277 colorcd females I;
total, l,447. Now in the jail 10
white males, 80 colored males. 3 white
females, q colored females; total,
l29.
One colored male prisoner aud one
colored female died in the jail during
the year.
The number of lunatics in custody
of Sergeant Lee during the year was !:
White male patients, 30; white female,
&; colored male, 81; colored female,
10; total. 81. They were disposed Of
as follows; Discharged. IA; died, 2;
sent TO Eastern Lunatic Asylum. 81;
TO Western Lunatic Asylum, 2; to
Central Lunatic Asylum, .25 !; now in
custody, Z.
]. Loyenstein and S. G. Allen. depu-
~ sergcants; Robert kerse and Viii
liam NJ. Hall, guards; A. +. Lee, book
keeper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-01

.<e r. n r.
4. = ~ - '1lI1nal
IS = 1HlseSs trlkSrlfo>
49, 1900 4 ~. ,1St,sS
- ~ A. tiain cblsrt ~ c1jG3
nv <1nts q az aSfs1fane3r IA
ssre n Il nepsery. ~ ( nsvel!,Se
II i'm ~ a. fs,ln1,inr oSscp<s Nh u
br4n eifr.ird ar tl,c e,,xo;us year n.
Fsshs,. president p. HissAbesx. vise- 4
,,res;dept II. X. Hirshbcrr. secrptssy
A IIjrxhberr. treasurer. Trustees:
Al Meyer. chairman : n. ]. Roscndorf.
& Lichtcustein. II, Joel. and A. L.
w.v,.,
Jewish ~v6Sss.
B'xAr BIRTH,
n,,mon yodre No. az. meets fIrs.
.nJ .h;rd Sunday Al Knights az Honor
Hall. Joseph L. Levy. president:
Charles Iiutxlcr. secretary; julius
Straus. financial secretary; Henry 8.
Uutzlcr. treasurer; William I.oven-
stein. L. Hcxscr. II. t;unst. l.. IIol-
ginger. and A. Levy, trustees. Eepre-
scntatives TO Grand Lodge: julius
Straus, Moses Hutxler. and II. Guast.
Membership, l24.
BENJAMIN. NO. %. meets sccohu anu
fourth Sunday at Odd-FelIows' eia'i'
Myer Cchen. president; II. Fisher VICE
president; Julius Bear, secretary; n.
Mycr. treasurer. Representative to
Grand Lodge Julius Bear. Sol. Wise,
and u. Asher. Membership. 0v.
Paradise. No. 223. meets second and
fourth Sunday at Knights OF Honor
y Jacob Levitt. president; Isaar
.,eld. secretary; A. Cohen, treasures.
Representative 70 ora"a i,'a ns,s;r
oanst's L.. iha'hnne'' ~"
nel'n'r: Men'oefs'P, -
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NEWMAN 'i'rA "'''s'' ~ =
ORDER hhsiish smhI sa'H ~.
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.rai iisii secoho anu 'oa,s Soy
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-01
Brick M..uf.~.ur. and su,ld,.s.

Notwithstanding the depression ex-
isting in most manufacturing enterprises,
it did not extend TO the business Of
brick manufacture and building, as
the following facts and figures will
show: Number Of brick-makinR firms,
l7--showing an inersasc Of thrcc over
last year; bricks manufactured. about
q .0O0, 600 an increase Of IL per cent.
or more sales. s39S, 600; har Is en-
ployed. 1913; number OF brick houses
built, 400--among them burger npsss
Der Of manufacturing tsiidingy have
been erected. The character Of build
ings, both in strength and style, has
been improved. most buildings showing
the cultivated taste of mn architects SUI
peryision. There has not been single
failure during the year, and the outlook
for next year is far from discoaraging.
although not so heavy years work is
expected.
The cost Of new buildings and inn
pToyements 70 old for the year 1854
viii aggregate shout ESQ. 900. This Is
an increase OF about Is per cent. over
the year 1881.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-01

There have been five new signal sta
tons, sax small sonss. and three eleotro-
mechanical tappers added to the frs.
alarm circuit during the year. The syss-
tem comprises AZ street stations, 7 elec-
tro-mechanical gonss, IL small gongs,
and 3 dial instruments, with 275 cells.
OF gravity battery for furnishing
motive power for the gensrxl work
Of the system. Tho system now
is in perfect order, and during the
next year It is proposed to put in six
circuit automatic repeater, 50 - to on
tabIish ncn-inseriering System ia The
business heart of the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-01
RELIGIOUS
SAxEs OF CHURCHES

NAMES or CHURCHES. Dcpomfm:ions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-01
MUsICAL ann DRAMATiCAL.
w,cnmoud Mo.ars Assoe,asss..

Organized April %. 1876. Chartered
by the Circuit Court Of the City Of Rich
mond. Officers: William 4. Tanner,
president I, William Pepberten, vice.
president James W. pegrani, accre-
tary Samuel Sinton, treasurer. Board
Of Governors William Il. Tanner, John
Allen, Il. r. Archer, A. Bargamie, Ira
W. Blunt, DIR. W. l.. Burton, NJ. j.
Dimmock. Horace =. Edmond, DIR. j.
b. McCaw. w. A. jenkins, II. I. Miller,
Samuel ID. Paul, }. W. pegram, I.
William Pembcrton, C. OBJ. Cowardin,
Thomas Potts, Samuel Sinton, G. l..
Siegel, Fred. Il. Scott, John Tyler, and
X. II. Whitlock. Active membership,
Gl9. Professional orchestra, % mu-
sicians. Amateur orchestra, Is mu-
sicans.