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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-17
Panhandle and Western Lands,
i. IT. LOTION,

DEALER IN WILD LASDs hNB RkNcHAs.
Solid bodies and alternate sections for sale in
the Panhandle and north of Texas Pacific Rail
road. l b Vepsts nally inspected great desl
ofland inePanhandle and west, and have official
maps showing correct positions and character
OF a1i surveys In different counties. Office nB
STARE, corner Fifth and Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03

sol dozen solid and perfect BLACK, good length; ;
also. Fancy stripe, including lot OF BaibriS-
Gan Hnse-wlli 80 at sc. "A pair
% dozen Fancy, wide stripe, fun regular, extra
long, attic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03
DEATH OF Mr.. j. 4. ANGEL.
An Old HOWIizer and Good citizen
Gone to His Reward.

Mr.. ]. Croth Angel, who died at his
residence, No. 10 east Main street,
about II o'clock yesterday, served in tho
Second Company of Richmond How
tiers from the beginning OF the war un-
til the surrender at Appomattox. He
WAS successfully private, corporal, and
sergeant. At Gettysburg he received a
severe wound, was made a prisoner, and
carried TO Fort Delaware. On his re-
turn from prison he WAS elected lieuten-
ant. and as such served gallantly to the
end. His old comrades who survive will
remember him AS a gallant soldier, an
afiectionate and generous friend, and q
man of noble nature.
Lieutenant Angel was in his forty
seventh year, and was native OF Amelia
county. Immediately after the war he
was appointed agent Of the Richmond
and ponyilie Railroad Company at
Burkeyille. and after several years was
transferred to Richmond and made gen
eral freight agent. He was devoted to
the interests Of the road, which was, next
20 his family, his dearest concern.
The announcement of the death OF
Creth Angel, as his comrades familiar-
" called him, will sadden the hearts OF
all the sold HowitZers wherever they
NAV be. II is expected that during to-
day the Howitzer Association will take
suitable action.
The remains will be taken to Amelia
for interment, and due notice Of the time
will he given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03
HOLLYWOOD COMPANY.
Meeting of tho StechhOidcrs-
The Sewer, dc.

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the Hollywood Cemetery Com
pany was held at the Office of the Nir-
ginia State Insurance Company May
1st, and the following Board Of Direc-
tors was elected W. ii. Haxall, Henry
Exall, r. b. Someryille. Thomas W. Nc
Canoe, A. Bargamin, i. T. Glasgow, VIII
liam +. Tanner, y. y. Walker DR. +.
+. Willis, R. i. Williams, George d..
Peasants, and Edward \. Vim.
Officers: w. II. Haxall, president !;
r. L. Brooke. secretary and treasurer.
The following is an extract from the
presidents annual report:
ave may congratulate ourselves that
the city OF Richmond has at last under
taken the construction of covered
sewer through portion Of our grounds.
For long time the natural drainage was
a great nuisance TO visitors, and was well
calculated to cndanger the health Of the
neighborhood. which has IN the last four
or five years become densely settled. 1t
is possible that the entire length OF the
sewer may be completed this year, hut 1t
IS probable We shall again be visited tins
summer with the annoyance we received
during the last. When the entire work
is completed the valley viii be restored
to its original beauty, and We have been
informed by engineers that there will be
q sufficient supply Of pure spring water
in the neighborhood that can be made
available and sufficient to Justify the ex-
pense of the construction OF fountain
and series OF hydrants through almost
the entire length OF the valley
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03
prnneriY TrnnSIera

Richmond: Dinneen and Hooper,
special commissioners, to Annie NJ.
O'Keeffe, 20 feet on Franklin street be-
tween Nineteenth and Twentieth,
Sl,475 Dinneen aud Hooper, special
commissioners, to Annie NJ. O'Keefe, 20
feet on Orleans street between Third
and Fourth, S2l0 George W. Lambert
to Clifford G. Isbell, 40 feet on Bel
videre street near Cumberland, $775 (;
Louis Langguth and wife to Joseph b.
Walton, 55 feet on an alley near Brook
avenue, S175; Benjamin Pittman and
wife to Mary Baker, 10 feet on st. John
street between Baker and Duyal, $l75 I;
Charles T. and Richard NJ. Taylor and
their wives TO DIR. William II. Taylor,
115 feet on Cary street near Pine,
s.. 600; Juliet NJ. Undertakes trustee
TO Drucilla V. Boxley, 20 feet on Brook
avenue between Broad and Marshall
streets, 5000.
Henrico: John Fl. Dinneen and wife
TO II. H. Duncanson, 400 feet on Carlton
street corner Dinneen, $500; Julia W.
Morris TO Maria G. Tebbs, GO feet on
Main street corner Elm, 81, $780,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03
BEFORE TRE JUSTICE.
several Cases from Yesterdays Po-
ILee.Court Docket.

The cases of Emeline Jasper (colored),
charged with bigamy, aud Walker Chris
tian, charged with being accessory to the
crime, were called in the Police Court
yesterday morning. GilesJ jackson, who
represented the accused, said that he de-
sired TO raise the point in the case OF
Christian that he having been once tried
for the offence and acquitted, could not
be tried again.
Commonwealth's-Attorney Witt said
that the case was nOHc prOssquicd in the
Hastings Court for the reason that when
it was called for trial Christian, who was
on bail. failed TO show up. and bis bail
bond was declared forfeited that the
fact of a HOiie prOscqW having been en-
tered was not bar to further prosecu-
tion.
The Justice stated that rs the case Of
Emcline Jasper had been fully examined
by him and certified to the Hastings
Court, the case was in that court, and be
had no further jurisdiction. But the case
Of Christian he would continue till Satur-
day. when it would be considered.
Tho woman was refused bail.
Christian was allowed bail in the sum
of $500 for his appearance next Satur-
day.
The continued case of Jacob Opper
man, charged with assaul!ing Mrs. Lena
Linetsky, aud Mrs Linetsky and Mrs
Rose Opperman, charged with fighting,
was called, and after a lengthy eNamina-
tion both OF the ladies' were placed un-
der bonds for their good behavior and
Mr.. Opperman was discharged.
Samuel Abrams, charged with attempt
ed folonious assault. Continued until
Friday on motion Of counsel for the ac-
cused.
=. r.. Williams (colored) was fined g
for fighting in the street
Maggie Jones had to pay Ike sum
for using city water without paying for
tho caDoa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03
TEST FIRE-ALARn.
Experiment ia Cutting or the Street
Car Electrical Current.

The Council Fire Committee met last
night at the headquarters Of the Fire De
partment, and 1t was decided 10 purchase
1000 feet of hose for the department.
This expense is contemplated IN the APP
preparation for the fiscal year.
Mr.. Phillips, whose COW was injured
by the horses of the Laurel-Street fire
engine a few days ago and had b. be
afterwards killed, filed bill before the
committee Tor $50, which he claimed was
the value OF the COW. The claim was
referred TO the City Attorney for his
opinion as to the citys liability.
Mr.. Crane was elected suO-runner OF
Steamer No. J.
After the committee had finished this
business it Was decided to turn in test
alarm to see how fast the pieces OF appa-
ratus would travel, and also to see if. at
a given signal, the electric current which
runs the electric-cars could be immedi-
at-ly turned of, and thus prevent any
danger in handling ladders, hose, &c.
around buildings near where the wires
run.
A signal t99) turned in means at the
Union Passenger-railway power-house
"turn off current"
The box selected by the committee
was, unfortunately, 39-corner OF Ross
and Governor streets-for at this corner
is situated st. Luke's Home, which is
full OF sick people. and the changing OF
the gongs, the stamping of the horses on
the stony streets, the smoke, the noise,
and the confusion, all were very OBJ
jectionable, and the inmates OF the build
ing were thrown into state of great ex-
element. 1t is bad enough 10 disturb
people who are in good health from
their slumbers at late hour OF the night
1t is certainly hoped that the committee
will be more iudicioas next time in the
selection OF the fire-alarm box.
But TO return to the alarm. 1t was
turned in and the apparatus which was
expected TO respond arrived in the fol-
lowing order: BroadStreet hose, in
three and half minutes Broad-Street
engine and truck, IN three minutes aud
iorty-fiye seconds; Tenlh-Sireet hose,
four minutes and fifty seconds
Third Street hose, 6re minutes and
thirty-two seconds, and Third-Street
steamer, five minutes and thirty-seyen
seconds.
Soon after the fire alarm WAS sounded
the 30 signal was given, but the man in
charge at the powcr-house mistook It foi
80, and did nos turn off the current un'
til he was telephoned TO that effect ey
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03
BRAKES WOULD NOT WORK.
Those on q Passenger Train MADE
imperative.

Captain Angle, of the Second police
district, has sworn out warrant against
Richard Davis charging him with tres-
passing upon the cars OF the Richmond
and Allegheny Railroad Company and
interfering with the officers in charge OF
said cars. The warrant was issued Tues
day, but the accused has not yet been
arrested.
The facts, as alleged, are these Last
Saturday afternoon, when the passenger
train on this road was being backed
down from the shops TO the passenger
sheds at the foot of Eighth street, several
persons jumped on the rear part OF the
train, overpowered and displaced the
man in charge of the air-brskes, and so
demolished them that they could not be
operated. The matter was placed IN tho
hands OF Captain Angle, who, upon in
formation, took out the warrant against
Davis.
Ii is not altogether certain that he was
engaged in the affair, and no other names
have as yet been obtained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03
OUR
SACRIFICE SHE
STILL CONTINUES.
SEE OUR
re9i- d. & f. MITTELDORFER'S
CONTINUATION or THE GREAT BARGAIN

fff3- ID. Il +. MlIIEIDOhf th .
CONTINUATION or THE GREAT BARGAIN
SALE,
with the following additions to the bargains
ad dgertised last week:
Ina arrived Yard Wide Henriettss, the regu-
lar 3lc grade IN all the new shades, 10 De
sold at this sale at bic. per yard;
Childrenis and Misses Solid Color SWlped ana
Embroidered Hose that range in value lrom
9jc. 10 soc. a pair. have been marked down
II close out all broken lines at I2Sc. phr ;
All-Wool SS-inch Henrlettas, the qaally tMnal mat
every body sells at 50c. 10 60c. per yard-our
price (for this sale only IS 49c. per yatd;
Five pieces All-Silk Black Rhaismes, tue grade
that has been q good seller at L2o, nave
been reduced for this sale % &c. per yard;
8s-i1ch ll-WOol TricOis, regular value &c
oar price this week Is only S3c. yard;
orr superb stock OF Black and Mourning
Goods Is worthy OF moro than passing notice.
Gull will convince you ihat each am e'oiy lieVo
of goods Ia II is indeed bargain
How are these prices;
2l-iuch Serges, value 1855, at lOc. yard:
s6-iuch extra hne All-WOol Henriettas, value
ssinch six Warp Henriettas, value sI.95, at s5c.
FLOUNCINGs.
s,0iss. Hamburg and Oriental White and Ecru
Vlouucings Black, Spanish, and Channliy
I'iouncng ia now rich patterns at exceptionally
RlseS- Beaded Grenadine at special prices.
Never we're such values offered as those We
have this season IN NattiDgs OF every quality.
color, and description.
Farcv Mattings in four good patterns, value SDc.
ayard-our price nog per yard IL lETc;
Our y cent quality tand We guarantee II as soou
as any house sells at that prlcel now only
We heyo White Mating from 1876. 10 2ic. a
yard:
Rcd Checked Mating from lac. yaru up, -
E.tra Heavy Damssk Mating. former price on
which was t0c. per yard--our price now IS
4J.; 90, go, 4. - -,
Our sfock Of Floor 0D-Cloths i very large
ana coTnolete We keep all qualities but max q
a snerielty of our ysrd-wide SOC. grade that NO
are now selling at CSC yard.
our White Goods Departments y full TO over
flowing with the choicest novelties and staPies.
ID. &R hIrTELOORFkR,
my 1-Tu&Th Ok broeo street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03
Roller for the Henry Christian.

The Council Committee on the I'M
provemeut of James River met in the
council chamber Mt o'clock yesterday
afternoon.
The monthly payroll was ordered to
be paid. and the subcommittee APP
pointed 20 receive bids for new boiler
for the tug Henry Christian made their
report, which hoing unsatisfactory was
recOmmtted 10 the sub committee with
power to close the contract.
The original bids we're for the boiler
delivered on the wharf. Tho new ones,
as directed by the committee, will be
for the boiler placed in the tug.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03
EXTRA SPECIAL SALE.
HELD & co.

1000 yards French Chambroys worth i2Hc. only
-. a yard.
Crash for Towels 8Hc. yard Worth5-;
Pins, "a rows 20 tho paper. t. a paper;
o. dozen Colorod Bordcred Napkins 69c. dozen
worth s1c.:
lH yards Iorcuon Lace for lOc.:
Tho Diamond Ircncb-N oven Corset, 6ic.
Remnants of Satiue. cold coors, tho usual 25c.
Quauty. sale pri-o e.. a yard:
Cotton BifdYe. 10 yards 90 the piece 5jc piece:
lhrgc-Sizo Turkoy-Koi HuudkeTchiels only &C.
upleco:
large Dsmass Towel. ono yard long and one
half yard side, only l2bc.
lace stripe Pique, ueual sc. qualify, for to- day
ErC tomorrow, We,
Bod Table Damask 2)-. yard, would be cheap
Lace stripe Tuftei Muu worth 1876, salc price
Ssc:
Several STYLES ~ Persian Satine worth I2Hc. for
this sslC GAc. p yard,
p Lace Bed-Sets. siams and couuterphDe. fl.29
FOR fhc three pieces worth ~ %.
ne. >al-bels go for two days AZ 25~. apiece:
Extra Fine Mourning Collars and tuHs, our 5Oc,
goods. sale price Pc. n act:
riue Isle bread Iic-o usually cold AZ 25r.
pair, special price 1fc. a pair;
Boys Windsor Ties only t. GpIece-a variety OF
patterns.
Our sio5 Crochet Quilts 20 IN this sale at s9c.
apiece.
D. quslity Nottingham Iace ior Curiains-salo
price iltc yard;
ladies' and Genuomen's 5sc. Summer Merino
Vests bnd shirts 90. apiece;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03

* dozen Black Ingram. full regular, English heel
and toe. at lic.;
Chndrons tuN regular kibpeu hOse' al colOrs'
from lic. per pair up;
Tsdies5 Lisle Hose az reduced prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03
Per.ona,. and Briefs.

John 4. Curtis. Esl., "a. able io be at bis
once yesterday Du- i- sili nllsrosed
The annual m acting Of the outire menher.hip
of fhe richmond sczsrqA qA,s0.ation takes place
tonight 90 30 o'clock a toe Molait Academy ~
Music.
Two coupon cases Wore tried In the city Cur
cult Court yesterday in which Ferdiris were
rendered in favor - the Commonwealth, hnd
Judgment WAS confessed lu ono small suit
Trinity Methodist church. of this city. and noe
Centenary, ~ reported in spe,ia ial telegram
from DenyiIle published yesterday. sent mo
golden chariot 20 Rev. Do. Edwards ana vile on
tho occasion Of their golden wedding.
Anumber of Broad street merchants wero be-
fore The Police Court yesterday morning charged
with violating tho city ordinance by oDstructlns
tue sidewalk In frontof their places % business.
They were discharged with aimonltions.
Captain !. r. BeEr1, u Patterson. v. j.. with
bia VIE and child, Is In the city removing old'
time collage days with bis former claremste,
Dr. Landrum. and win Captain Horny {. jonas.
'sCaytaln Beam commands Company A, flrst
New Jorsoy battalion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03
NToTHERsl MoTHERsil

Aro WI disturbed a. ulght and broken Of yeur
.est hy a ssc, child suffering and crying win the
excruciatlng pain Of cutting tee,h' II 80. 90 ~
once and get botlie Of MRS. wINsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP. I, viii relieve mo poor
iit,is sufferer Immediately depend upon It:
thero - no mistake about it There Is not .
mother on earth who has ever used 10 who will
not tell you ct once that it wnl regulate The
bowels. and give rest TO ths mother, and rciief
aud health 10 no child. operating ike magic ls
Is PEI iecy sAie To use In ell cases and pleasant
10 se taste, and Is the prescription os Que of ne
Oldest ana best female physicians and nurses Ia
tho United states SOLD everywhere Twenty
i've cents bottle. my i-coi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03

&c. Colorod BordoVd Hnndkerchiefs Be. apiece;
Fair-and-SQuere Erand 81 Plegted- bOsOm shirts
20 IN this sale at 6lr.:
Ladies Gossamer- Trimmed Vests worth 3D.,
special price &c;
La1ica' 4-buttou length Llsle Gloves only &c. a
pair worth &c..
ladies' Lisle- Thread Jersey Bo1lces. 81 quality,
special price &c:
Ladies' 6-buttOn length Isle Gloves only 13c. q
pair worth co..
Ladies Baltrggau Jersey Bodices now only 25c.
worth 5O.:
Fronct- Woven Corset- only 4lc.;
A large White Kuojted-Friugo Towel 2lc., never
sold under 3D.;
Crcam-colored Imported Pique only sc yard
for this sale:
Exira-lleGvy and superfne English Half-Hose
l2%c polr worth &5c:
Gentiemcn's Cuffs only lie. pair;
Baibrggan Hose, fun regular made, 1lhc a pair I:
Fancy striped Hose, fun regular nado, HE a
pair:
Solid Colored Hose. fun regular made, llHc. a
pair;
Exta-Fine Quality Ladics' Hoso in Black. Blue
Brown BGlm1ggans, Iin-Stripe, Fancy
Stripes. Diamond Block. ana many Other
STYLES usually sold at 25c. pair-spocal
price 1o. a pair or three pair for 50c.
Black and COloTod Silk Iafleta Gloves only loc. a
pair;
Lovely Lace Curtains, n special bargain, worth
fi2j special price s9c. window;
10 dozen EXtTa-LOng Purses go in this sale attic
apicce-never sold for less than 2jc.:
- dozen Ladies' Polka Dot Balbnggan lose,
three pair Tor &c:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03

II has tho advantage OF being near the
institute, is healthIul and picturesque IN
its surroundings, and is visited by thou
sands of strangers from all parts OF the
country, through which medium the ca
diets and institute would secure good
advertisement. The Lexington Gdsctte
has brought the matter TO the attention
OF the institute authorities, and If an en-
campmentis ordered the Rockbridge pee
pie and numerous others hope that the
Bridge will be the ground selected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03

Remnants Of Figured sntine g. yard;
25 dozen Gentlemen's Colored Half-Hose, q big
bargain, l0'. p6ir.
Immense reduction in our superb stock OF
Dross Goods. Every piece marsed Al a lower
pr:co for this sale. We have only the space 70
mention few in particular:
Double width Cashmere, all colors, l5bc. yard !;
Doubio-Width Henriettss, all coors, 23c. yard ;
DOuble-width satin Berbers, all colors, 22}Sc.
yard:
DOuule-wldth extra-wide siIk-nnish Henriettas,
al colors, sc. yard;
Fine Lace Bunting, in the new shade Gray, &c.
yord;
Small los Of Dress Goods, odds and ends, 60 at
&c. yard:
pieces Of our 81 quality Satin Rhadame at 7oc.
pieces Of our $50. quality Satin Rhadamo at 66c.
piece Of our $50 quality Rhadzlmir, special
price il.17 yard;
All oi our 70 and Sc. Moire 60 in this sale al
&c. a yard:
o. Afl-WoOl Coat Back Fancy Jerseys. sold here
tofoIe for 81 %, sale price only 81 apiece;
An assortment Of 40 dozen Ladies' Linen Col
ored Bordered Hemstitched Haudkerchiels,
your choice 9c. apiece or 81 n dozen:
dozen ladies' Lace Balbriggsn Bodices. mover
sold Under Soc, being slightly imperfect We
will sell them az 25c.:
Gentlemeps Linen Collars, 4-ply, all shapes and
sizes, l0c. apiece;
30 patterns Of O.. T. and SIC. quality Embroide-
ry your choice for DC. a yard;
Iarge-size Knitting Cotton &c. ball
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03
ma MOI Aell.

Yesterday afternoon at > o'clock was
the time set for the sale by auction Of
the residence and grounds Of the late
James Dunlop, at the northeast corner
of Franklin and Fifth streets Mr.. y.
w. Bowe was the auctioneer, and he
divided the property into two parcels /;
one included the house and seyenty-fiye
feet OF ground and the other was the va
cant lot containing eighty feet Neither
division was sold, the bids being too
low.
For the house division an offer of
s15, 800 was made, but was refused.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03
LEVI HBXTER,
3O7 BROAD STREET.

have decided 10 make prices on each and
every article IN my establishment tor this week
mat cannot fail 70 attract, and in order TO at
tract the public know It viii be necessary for
me TO mako some sweeping reductions. and If
low prices will attract you, como along and We
will please YOU. will name few Of the many
bargains on sale for this week:
Bargain No. 1-PARASOLS.-1 lot, IN Black
aud COlored, Al 1Jc. worth from fl2o
10 f2-8mongst these you will ind SIX
and Satin ones: ! lot PErasos, in BLACK
aud Colored AZ 81, worth from 81 10 t2O;
lot ParRsoIs, In Black and COored. AZ sl.JO worth
from f3 toft: lot Parasols, in Black and Col
ored, AZ s.. ~ worth from $3.50 70 -; lot IaIa-
aols in BLACK and Coored, at g. worth nom s. TO
s. These prices may appear ridiculousiy lo"'
but they prevail here this week
Bargain No al lotyard-wide Bntiste iu Black
al ti, e.. you well know u worth l2@c.
Bargain No. 81 lot Combination Dress
Goods at 12Hc.-they are fully worth ~
Bargain 40. 4-SG-inch wide Cashmere, in
all new shades at 2s}sc. worth ~.
bargain No 5-Dont fan 70 zee the general
reductions throughout my White Goods Depart
mont Too much 10 Demo prices, but they arc
here all the same.
Bargain No 6.-Prices on jets and Trimmings
for This week will attract you
Bargain No IL lot Chudrea's Muslin Caps,
new shapes, at 20c. worth S0c.
Bargain No. 81 10. All-Linen Handkerchiefs
at IOc. worth from 70 TO 25c.
You will ind the prices on all goods here pro-
portionntoiy "a low as tho few above stated.
Come and see me and you will be treated fairly
LEVI HEXTER,
ap 29-Su,T ,Tu&Th 307 BROAD STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03
r.n,nernncn Mee,ing.

A public meeting in tho interest OF
temperance will be held at Friends
meeting house, under the auspices Of
the Friends Temperance Society and
the Womans Christian Temperance
Union, at 3 o'clock this evening Ad-
dresses will be delivered 10y Rev. John
Pollard, d. d., and Rev. J. Preston
Nash.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03
Ixposifion sash.

Treasurer John $. Elicit said yester-
day that the subscribers TO the ENposl-
ton stock were making prompt response
to the call for the payment Of the first
10 per cent instalment Those who
have not set paid up will find him at tho
State Bank Cof which he is presldenD
ready to receive their money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03

Captain Cunningham, the sweet
singer, will be liking in the beautiful
cantata OF david the Shepherd Boy
Friday night, May 4tb, at Young Mems
Christian Association Hall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03
a Great Lecture.

Rev. George c. Lorimer. Ii. d., OF
Chicago, will deliver his popular histori-
cal lecture, "The French Revolution /;
or, From Kingdom TO Empire" with
over 100 calcium illustrations, at tho
First Baptist church Thursday night,
Nav 10th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03
p,ehno.a Conservatory OF Music.

The vocal pupils Of this institution, as
sisted by Frank Cunningham and George
Crump, will give the beautiful cantats
David the Shepherd Boy Friday
night at Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton Hall. Special scenery. Grand dis
play of Oriental costumes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03

Mr.. Green. And when tho current was
turned off every clectric-car ON the I'm
was stopped in its tracks. 49,,
II is proposed to divide the city into
four electrical circuits, 80 that II the
current is turned of in any one part on
account OF fire il will not interfere
with the other sections.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-03
uhe Dummy Line.

Hereafter the dummy on the New
reservoir extension of the City Railway
Line will run from 7 A. NJ. TO III z. M,
leaving the reservoir at the last named
hour. Three trips will be made every
hour,