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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-08
Police Court.

The following cases were disposed Of yes
terday:
NJ FTauconi, assaul,ing and beating NJ.
Delaudro In the street. Pad costs.
Maria Bicycles (colored), stealing $3.50
from William johnson. Sent tO jail for
twenty day>.
Belle Oakley (colored), cursing, abusing,
and using indecent language 10 David Cot
trell. Fined $3.50 and costs.
Kate Murphy atlas May Day, drunk.
Fined 81 aud costs.
Hattie Stith (coored), lighting and ere
ating disturbance on the street. Fined
$3.50 and costs.
Ellen Harris (c0lOredl, assaulting and
beating Ann Riddick on the street. Dis
missed.
Ana Riddick (colored), assaulting and
biting Ellen Ilarris. Fined s5 and costs.
Charles II. johnson (colored), on an attach
ment for contempt Of court. Fined a and
costs.
Moses Mindelsohn. obtaining bv false
pretence and Interpretations clio from
Toney REYNOLDS, with intent 10 detrand
said Reynolds. sent on TO the grand Jury.
Robert Hopkins. threatening the life Of
W. II. Baker. Security required for
twelve months in the sum OF $500.
Thomas Redd (coloredl, assaulting and
striking Cora Winston and vice cerSa.
Dismissed on payment OF costs.
Albert GOtf and Nike Murphy, dlsor-
derry and fighting in the street. Con dis
charged; Murphy fined 60.
Warner Temple (coloredl. asSauting an d
beating Alex. LipSeomb aud creating dis
turtance on the street. Fined @ ana
costs.
Harvey ID. Lewis (colored), using indecent
language 10 Mr.. Gunst on the street.
Turned over 10 his father for correction.
Lucius Fields (colOred), drunk, disorder
ly, and using pro,ane language on the
street. Fined $3.50 aud costs.
Kate johnson (colored), stealing slO from
John Miller. Not guilty. Made 10 pay
COSTS.
William johnson (cOlored), assauliing and
abusing Lucy Holmes In the street. Made
TO pay costs.
Lucy Holmes (coIored), assaulung and
beating Julia Johnson in the street. Pad
costs.
Mollie Holmes (colorcd). asslultlug and
abusing Bettie Jackson In the street Dis
missed.
James Cooper alias william Robinson,
stealing a yalisc, the property OF the Rich
mona and Dsnyille Railroad Company.
Sent TO Manchester for trial.
Albert Goff, stealing bottle OF wbiskey
Of the value OF 81 from h. A. Stumpf. Sent
10 iaiI for fifteen days.
james Fisk tcolored) aud Coles Myers,
stealing four watches and one gold chain,
the property OF A. c. High. Sen, on 70 the
grand Jury.
MA Cooley, stealing four dollars from
| Fannie Winston. Dismissed.
Frances Besslev leolored). entering ths
store Of w. ID. Moran and stealing there
from si50. Whipped In court by hel
| father
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-08
srRuKE or BRICK M4KEgs.
Cessation Of work at All tho Mancbes-
ter Yards Yesterday.

The brlck-makers of Manchester engaged
In the manufacture OF rough buildlng-brick
went out on strike yesterday morning.
They had been receiving 81 for every 5000
bricks turned out. and demandeda an increase
to 90. which, owing to the present state OF
business and low price OF bricks, the man
ufacturers declined to accode 10.
These men work 10y gangs OF tables and
have 10 each table a mOulder, wheeler.
bearer, and "A hoy 10 wash the moulds. The
boy sometimes washes the mOuids for more
than one table. These persons receive re-
.pecliycly Il 80, Sl.2j, 81, aud % cents ont
II tbe 81. In each brick-yard there are
several tables and each table turns out one
round OF 5000 bricks day. They mould
their 5000 aud lay them ont one day aud
gather them up the next morning before
stating another days task. II takes gang
about three or four hours to mould 5000
bricks. and about three quarters " an hour
the next morning to gather them up. Each
gang might make two rounds day, but
the space in the yard, Is not sufficient.
Ey some means the brlck-manuiacturers
received Information early last week that
an increase Of pay would be asked for. Al
meeting Of their Association Mr.. j.
Blanton was appointed to confer with the
Powers with those Of Rockets TO see II an
amicable adjustment might not be made.
Mr.. Bhnton conferred with the men in
Manchester. and finding that they would
not work longer for what they were re-
ceiylng, he offered TO make the increase
| asked for il they would consent to mould
| 3,SG0 instead Of 5000. This they refused
| tn do. Mr.. BlantOn then offered 10 arhtrate
! the matter and tins proposition remains
! open. the men having neither accepted nor
rejected it.
There are seven yards in Manchester, In
which, altogether, about two hundred
hands are employed. About 20 per cent
OF these men, such as those who grind the
mortar. sc.. are employed by the dav, and
have moi Joined in the strike. Most Of the
men employed are colorcd. Some Of the
wards have one or more tables at which
stock-brck are made. White men are en-
no part in the strike.
The brick. manufacturers say that the
yrice Of brick is lower this year than last !;
that the demand is small, and that under
| the circumstances they cannot possibly al
/ iord to make an increase in wages.
The men, on the other band, contend
| that they are not making reasonable, living
! wages that only for short seasons OF the
/ year are they employed, and that the per
( ditfH they can earn under the most fayora-
| bic circumstances + less than i usually re-
! ceiyfd by any other skilled labor.
The brick-laycrs and nearly all the hod-
| carriers have secured Advances in their
wages BY concerted action, and the brick
makers expect to be likewise successful.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-08
SMOKE TRixY CIGARs.
SMOKE TRIxY CIGARS.
EORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF
l. AN OLD NURSE.

MRS. wINsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
ID the prescription OF one of the best female
ply ysieians and nurses In the United States,
and has been used for forty years with
never.failing safety and success by mil
lions OF mothers and children. from tho
feeble infant of one week old TO the adult.
IL corrects acidity Of the stomach. relieves
wind collie regulates the bowels, aud gives
rest, health, and comfort to mother and
child. We believe IL the best and snrest
remedy I'm the world. In all cases OF dysen-
terry and diarrhea In children. whether
srising from tsething or from any other
cause. Full directions for using will ae-
com pany each bottle. None gsnnins un'
less the Jac ssmiie OF CURTIS a PERKINS
IL on the outside wrapper Sold by ell
medicine dealers. Twenty-Five cents bot
tie. Je s-eodtw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-08
spFC,AL NOTICES.
re- MITTELDORFER'S PRICES
STILL LOWER THIS WEEK.


DRY GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER
wEQUoTE sOME REMARKABLY Low
PRICES:
tthls price we have the best 10c. VlCT0-
RIA LAWN ever offered in this city:
also. orc lot CHECKED NAINSOOK
that has sold for l0c.-would be cheap
yICTGRIA Lawns AND INDIA LINENS
from y TO 25c.-fully 25 per cent below
last seasons prices.
Our CORSET DEPA RTMENT is fun Of
choice goods. Beginning with our
LEADER nj 25c. Uhe same sold al other
places for 95 and 40c }. we have com
plete assortment In all grades Of
FRENCH WOVEN aud the best AME-
RlCAN.MApE GOODS. Full line OF
IR. WARMERS and NURSING OOH'
SITS on hand.
COACHING PAR AsOiS that are sold the
town over for n aud sl.25 we have IN
all cOlOrs at -7c.. a BETTER GRADE
atsl.gO rcdu ed from s2 so:
PARASOLS IN q I styles. coOrs, shapes. and
Qualities. from a JAPA NESE at SC. 10 S6
and So TO- a handsomely-trimmed
UMBRELLAS--allg grades OF Cambria, Cling
ham, serge. Alpaca, and SILK, at prices
To suit every one.
12Hc.
WHITE and RED-CikCKED MATTINGs
at 12IS. IS. 20. and z5c;
FANCY MATTfNGS from l5 TO 4Oc.;
FLOOR OlI~CLOTHS as low as Csc; better
grades also.
Sc.
YARD-WIDE BLEACHED AND UN-
BLEACHED COTrONS;
One lot CHECKED KAlNSOOk only &C.:
LADIES WHITE CAPE COLLARS, gen
eIally sold for &C.. only DC.
lie.
DRESS LINENS and PLAIN and STRIPED
LINEN DRILLS for mems wear worth
lband 2Oc.. we Will sell this week at the
above figure,
SIC.
See our DRESS GINGHAMS at this price.
The same goods are being sold every
where at l2S.
ID, & L. MITTELDORFER.
ie s.Tu.CTh 527 Broad street.
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RICHMOND VA s.
degree OF Bachelor OF Science. and who, in
the commencement exercises on June 18th,
win deliver an Grafton on Technical Edu-


degree OF Bachelor OF Science. and who, In
the commencement exercises on June 18th,
win deliver an Grafton on Technical Edu-
cation"
Mr.. X. p. Wait. OF Wait & Cutter, archi-
tects, is IN the city, 10 explain his plans OF
the City Hall TO any builders desiring to bid
for the erection Of the same.
Miss Conner, OF Roanoke City, and Miss
ANNE suead, daughter OF Mr.. John J..
snead, Of Nelson county, are visiting their
friend, Mrs. w. NJ. Cary, 5l2 east Leigh
street.
The little fve-year-old daughter OF Mrs.
W. r. Armstrong. who h.d one OF her
limbs badly cut aud broker on FRIDAY eve
ming last at Leal & Watsoi's marbie-yard,
is improving.
The Governor yesterday issued q rendi.
tiou warrant for Joseph Burdett, charged
m Green county, Tenn, With horse-steal'
ing. Burdett is now confined In Washing
ton county Jail.
Mr.. Frank II. lsaacs, who was injured
last week on the Ianyille railroad line near
Ri tdsvillc. n. c., and who was brought 10
this city saturday evening, Is steadily i'm
proving, Although he is not yet out OF dam
Ser
In the City Circnit Court yesterday the
damsge suit Of Talbot & sons against The
Richmond and Dapville Railroad Company.
which was continued from Thursday last,
was called and adjoul ned over until to-
morrow.
"The Judicial Usurpatlou OF Judge
Hugh l.. Bond, Judge Of the Fourth Judi.
cial Circuit OF the United states. in the
Case Of A. j. Ford. Proprietor OF fords
Hotel. rs. William Taylor, Treasurer OF
Henrco County, as Exposed by Frank g..
RufliD." is the title OF pamphlet just out
II is written In Colonel Ruffln's well'known
style.
Mrs. Tyler, widow Of President Tyler,
received yesterday morning through the
II als piece ~ President Cieyt thn1's wed.
ding cake. II was rectangular shaped aud
neatly wrapped in silk. The cards OF
.'Groyer CLEVELAND" and "Frances Fol-
som " accompanied the little package; also
an announcement OF the marria!e.
On Friday ni9ht Deputy-SuprCme. Com
mander 4. u. jenkins Installed the follow
ing officers OF Richmond Lodge, No. 10,
order Of the Golden Chain: 4. NJ. Foster,
c.: y. T.. Green. V. c.; II. +. RjchesOn,
\. C.; +. e. Traylor, L. c.; 5. J. Chandler,
Prel1ie: W. II. Downing. Guide; Nelson
Powell, Guardian; J. ". Carr. Sentinel.
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nAlE osPmAN AsYLmu


co9s On Soo0oy Ahv9s
The annual meeting Of the Male OTpaeo
Asylum was held sunday sfternoea q
Brosd-Street Methodist church Tho p2
grsmme consisted Of PRAYER bJ Rev. A. y:
Bledsoe, singing by the orphan boys sco
Mamie Traheru, and dialogue ~ DFs
Hstcher's boys.
f. DIR. W. W. Parker, the president, su6'
mitted his annual report. The death Of ".
W. II. Gwsthmey and Mr.. Robert II. Boshcss
two OF the directors, was fittingiy refesreo
to. The number Of boys in the asylum {.
the close Of the last year was o3; rccelveo
during the present year, g; served out tsme
IT, ciear-iaetory, 2; placed In homes, 8; re-
turned TO his mother, remaining IN tao
asylum, ~. SIX or eight boys are now
seeking sdmlttsnee, and " II hoped tnt
II will be in the Society's power this ye1rs0
go beyond the limit OF ffty boys. Toe 70
ceiIt Of sc4s from the late Bazaar IL CRATE
fully acknowledge, and 600 from the ex'
cursion 10 the Hampton Scldicry Home.
Colonel Wood6n and Mrs. Pboebus are
spoken OF in high terms in this connection.
Governor Lee, who went with the boys 70
Hampton. Is kindly referred 10.
The president adds that the tobacco-fac.
tory at the asylum I" Is In successful opera
iion, tut pfOuts uaNt u'tu rutah tot1 80
owing TO the dulness Of the tines" "ris
needless" he says, Ito commend the zest
and industry OF our mstchiess superlntesid-
ent, Mr.. Gill. The only fear - that she
may wear herself out In oyermuch work.
The school, under Mr.. Anderson, IL In good
condition. The house aud grounds were
never so clean and neat, and we cordially
invite all our citizens TO visit the asylnm
and see for themselves"
Aier a charming address bv DIR. Hatcher
collection was taken Up for the organ
fund.
The address OF the evening was made ny
Rev. II. NJ. jackson, pastor OF Grace Epis-
copal church. lie discussed Daniel @ .
hoy Of character, In that he refused TO eit
the meat and drink the wine offered 10
idols.
The subject was handled with mastery
kill, and while specially adapted TO the
under tandipg Of the young people. was
iull Of interest and instruction for all pre-
sent.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: DR.. w. W. Psrker,
PRESIDENT: Il. L. Richardson, first vice.
president: James Gordon, second vice
president; Robert r. Richardson, secre-
tary: Thomas w. McCance, treasurer.
Directors: l.. A. sublet, John y. Elicit.
Thomas J. Todd, :. IL. iiawes, Maxwell
T.. Clarke. William III. Piessants. Thomas
J. Evans, l.. q. N0lting. II. r. Williams,
and u. q. Davis. Mr.. Davi. is the only
npW dir, ctOr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-08
CAasY, CORN. COrrON. AND FIRE
The Improper Use or rhenl Gets - Man
In Trouble.

A man named Moses Mendclsohn was be-
fore the Police Court yesterday morning.
charged with mlawfully and feloni0usly
obtaining by false pretonces and misrepre-
s,ntations one dollar and ten cents from
Toney REYNOLDS, with intent to tefraud the
said Reynolds.
REYNOLDS, the first witness examined, said
he was passing the corner oi Seycnte nth
and Main streets saturday, when his atten
tiOn vas attracted Ly man who was stand
ing in buggy eating raw cotton and splitting
fire out Of b.s mouth. He stopped, and the
man IN the buggy, after performing several
other little tricks, offered packages Of candy
and popcorn for sale at 10 cents pick
age, which he stated contained prizes
ranging from cents 10 Fl. While
looking on he saw man named Bob
Rogers buy several packages, each con.
tainlpg dollar bill. He Reynoldsi
bought several packages himself, but
failed 10 gct prlZe. Bob Rogers
seemed Ia be ia luck. for nearly every
package which ne bought had money in IT..
After he (Reyaolds) had invested one dol
lar and ten cents he dropped TO the
racket" He discovered that Rogers. who
was in with Mcndelsohn, Kept dollar bill
under his thumb, and every time he bought
a package Of corn he would exhibit the dol
lar bill, pretending that he got ii out OF the
package. Seeing that it was \ swindlng
game he charged MendelsOhn with de-
frauGlng the people. Mendelsohn imme-
diately blew out his light and started TO
drive of, when he was arrested Dy an Of
ticer.
Charles Brown, a colOred man, said he
was employed by Rogers 10 20 around WIKI
Mendclsohn to buy the packages; that he
had bought several, and had gotten dot
lar out Of one OF them.
Mcndelsohn said that ne always employed
persons 10 20 around with him TO attract u
crowd and 10 make purchases, as 1t was
hard TO get persons in crowd to buy until
they had seen some one get prize. He
did not claim that every package contained
money. but simply said TO the crowd Of by
siaDders that every package contained a
prize Of some kind.
The case was sent on TO the grand jury.
The prisoner and witnesses were imme.
diately taken up 10 the Hastings Court.
where the grand jury was in session. Simi.
lar evidence to the above was given, and a
.lalHr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-08
Iu,h.r.n suuosy.schooi Union.

The Lutheran Sunday-Scbool Union held
its monthly meeting at the First English
Lutheran church Sunday evening st 1
O'Clock. After excellent music and the
reading OF the reports Of the schools. Rev.
". T.. Edwards, d. d., was introduced, and
delivered an impressive address upon
''The Relation OF the Church TO the Sun.
day School," DR.. Edwards was followed
by Rev. J. G. Reed, who spoke earnestly
and instructiyely upon "The Rights oil
Children" They were both model sun.
day.school addresses- both pleasant and
profitable.
The schools maintained their reputation
for hearty aud spirited singing.
The Union rejected It's officers for tht
ensuing six months-yiz. Adam Diacont'
president; Jacob Umlauf, yicepresldent I;
William Bengel, secretary, and Charles
Miller, treasurer; after which the doxolo-
gy was sung and the benediction pro-
nOunced by DR.. Edwards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-08
The TURNPIKE. Nictorious.

ball Of the season was played yesterday af-
ternoon between the Turnpikes and Chin
borazos. II was pitchers game, the
Turnpikes only making eight hits aud the
Chimborazo's four. Among the features
Of the game was the fine throwing TO
second base by thinner, he having thrown
out six men. The batteries were For the
Turnpikes. Msckey and thinner; for the
Chimborazos, Pcakc aud Fulcher. The
contest was finally won by the Turnpikes
by the score Of four to three.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-08
SMOKE TRIxY CIGARS.

LIEBIG CoNPASY's Coca BgEr Tonic has
received highest medals At principal expo
sitlons. Endorsed and prescribed by tho
medical faculty here and abroad a. the
standard tonic. 10 embodes the nutritive
elements OF the muscular nbre, blood. bone.
aud brain OF carefully selected. healthy
bullocks combinsd with the powerful tone
virtues Of Coca, or Sacred Life Plant OF In
cas-, and q choice quality OF sherry Wine
Invaluable In dyspepsia. biliousness. kidney
affections, female weakness. nervousness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-08
Cornerstone Y. NJ. q. A. Hall.

The cornerstone OF the new ball OF the
Young Mems Christian Association VIII be
laid with imposing execises Thursday at D
O'Clock L. NJ.
The Masonic ceremonies will be under
the supervision OF Joppa Lodge OF Free
Masons and the Commandery OF st. An
drew.
After these ceremonies have been con-
cIuded the audience will adjourn 10 the
Second Baptist church. Rev. DIR. III. ID.
Hoge will offer the opening prayer. The
orator OF the occasion will be Rev. DR.. W.
W. Landrum. The benediction Will be
pronounced by Rev. DR.. Joshua Peterkin.
Tie exercises will be interspersed with ex.
eellent singing by m.mber OF weilselected
voices, accompanied by skilful organist'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-08
Masonic Election,

Ata stated meeting Of IIenrico Union
Lodge. No. 1870, held last night, the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year: George T. King. master: :. W.
Farrar, senior worden; W. B. Waldron,
junior warden; w. N. Williams, treasurer
William Wilson, secretary; j. w. Carter,
senior deacon; A. w. Pearce. junior dea-
cen; q. II. Kelly, chaplain; John Pit,
steward and tier. stewards Committee :
j. &. Gibson, L. q. Garrison. John Romer,
+. r. Beneell. J. II. Nuckols, w. A.
dickinson, aud James A. Horner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-08
THE PREsBYTERIAN UNION.
Annual Meeting OF the schools OF
Richmond and Manchester.

The Presbyterian Sunday-Scheol Union
of Richmond and Manchester held Its an.
piyerssry at the Second church sunday az
ternoon-Mr. J. ID. K. Sleight, president, In
the chair. and Mr.. r. II. Gillian, secretary.
The Whole body OF The church was
filed with the schools, and the galleries
crowded with the parents and friends.
The opening prayer was offered by Rev.
W. I. Richardson, ID. D., and portion OF
Scripture read by DIR. Hoge. The secretary
presented the following statistical report,
covering the past year-yiZ.:
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

K. b. COOK, u ~. at Byrd-street depot.
two carloads OF hay.
J. THOMPSON BROWN a Co, $50 p. n,
brick store No. IS Fourteenth street
SUTTON a Co, 81 y. ~. on the premises,
new brick storo on the corner VI Fourth
and Jackson stFeeia
sAMPaON a ADAMsOS, 6 r. NJ, on the
premises. attractive residence In Nan.
chester.
FRANK ID. HILL a co. y. n. on the pre.
mises brick dwelling No. 500 north Nfsh
street.
S.s. ,hs.s new swc.sc;s g To- y s.Ssasss :ss sss
on 1t. Paul street.
Z. Il. COOK. 10 A. ~. furuiturs. show-enans
rsfrigeratorA iadys soid watch 0nd
chain. 40.
X II. FOX 4 CO., r. r.. potatoes anl
cabbage. - - =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-08

II. Peasants, foreman-found the follow
Ing true hills Of indictment: Richard Al
len, Tor stealing s57 from Robert johnson;
Ned Hayes, burglary; Gus. Hayes, felo'
niously sssaultiDg joseph Jackson; w. n.
johnson, bouse-breaklng; james Lewis,
burglary; William Robinson, feloniously
assaultlng s. II. Cartwright; Henry Rich
ardson alas James johnson, house-hreik'
ing; Lindsay yissels, Illegal voting; James
West. burglary; Gerhard Holzgrief, Tor
keeping dIsorderly house, also for permit
ting unlawful gaming in his house; Moss
MendesOhn, rsfliing for money; J. W.
Unger, for selling liquor without n license.
The gland Jury was adjourned tor the term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-08
Briefs and Personals.

Main street between Jefferson and Beivi-
dere IS about TO be paved with granite
spalls.
Edward ID. Lathrope, Esq, editor OF
The <ader, Carbondsle, Pa, Is In the city
and stopping at Ford's Hotel.
The first meeting OF the Board Of Direc-
tors OF the Broad-street Bank will be held
this morning at the office Of President
James Ii. Dooley.
Among the graduates at the swarthmote
Peppsylyania) College Is George Jacoby
Freedley, OF Richmond, who receives the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-08
Another BaIIoon- Probable.

Professor King, the aer0naut, II Il
thought, will make another balloon'ascen-
sion in this city. \ committee, composed
Of Messrs. c. O'B. Cowardin, Geo. Crutch-
field, and Richard +. Beirne, has been
formed TO supervise the arrangements aud
confer with The railroads about issuing low
priced excursion tickets TO the city at the
time Of the ascension. The day has not
vet been decided upon, but IL Is thought
II will he In the nrar future.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-08
DAMAGED DPAPETERIE.

We have q small lot Of FINE PAPER and
ENVELOPES In boxes damaged by damp
ness caused by q pipe I'm our rear side wall
having been stopped up and the water
forced IN against the inner wall back OF the
shelving In our basement. The goods must
be sold at once, 10 we have made prices that
will make them go.
je6 LEVY d DAVlS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-08
Election OF Oflicers.

At the semi.annual meeting OF Friendship
Lodge, No, AZ, !. o. +. s. Of l., held al
Central Hall on the 9th instant, the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensulng 3
term: President, II. 4. Hirshberg; Vice
President. 8. Busnitz; Past President,
N. j. Rosendcrf; Secretary, William
Flegenbelmer; Conductor, N. Speigle
Treasurer, N. Kaufu an !; Warden, j. Moses
Guardian, i. Michael; Trustees, p. He'll
stern, Il. Ullmap, and e. Salomonsky.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-08
Don't Delay.

Parties contemplating tire- or life.in.
surnnce are invited 10 call on George q.
J,tlcr.on, general insurance agent lio3
Main street. Accident insurance at reduced
rates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-08
Tuesday aud rnur.any noon,,xns-.

Miss Carrie staude will sing on the Ariel
tonight, and THE STEAMER WILL 90, "RAiS
or SHINE" All the usual attractions. No
eXtm siOns more delightful.
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ssxsv.a .asvsu Cents

viii buy Winston Shirt at soi Main street;
linen bosom and good muslin.
L. B. SPENCE X Son.