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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-04

LoS0yELLov ASMrvxa9ABr kxksc1ss.
The Lonefeilov Anniversary enter
satnmeus erveu o. tie Olympia Cole.
eiste Iustifote, Monday evening, vas
veil received By an audience limited BY
the seeommodasious ( she chapel. VI
course tie central attraction was the
pgeseu satiou Of the 'CouFtsh,p OF Miles
Sssudish." Professor Foiiansbee acted
veil TIE part Ct the blunt spd ooufaG.
eous, bot. withsl, tender and true
reared old hero, Miss Nestlesep took
the cart Of the maiden Priscilla. ire
cedipg the presentation OF this play
vese singing By Q chorus OF students
and the reading Of an essay on L,DRfsi-
lov BY Miss French.
YInsoHAL.
DR.. p. Il. Oaeiyon attended meeting
Of tie Territorial Dental Commission,
Tuesday, af Tacoma
Miss Mamie Henry IL assisting Audi
tor Murphy In the performance OF nis
duties.
Oily Attorney Charles II. Aver vent
TO Tacoma Thursday on legal business
He vas accompanied By his sister, Miss
Aver. ,
Charles n. Anderson, having, toaetses
With Adiutaut General Il. q. OBrien,
completed the compiiatioos OF tbe rules
| and seRulatioss for the government Of
the territorial militis, returned TO Seat
tie Thursdsy.
.Mrs. n. O'Connor has returned from
a visit to her sister, Mrs. Charles CsslIn,
Of Tacoma
Mr.. ana Mrs. J. II. HAYDEN returned
FROM trip down the Sound, Tuesday
evening. =.
liz. Territorial Treasurer VIM. Nc
Mioken is spending 9 few days 10
Seattle.
Prosecuting Attorney J. W. Robinson
spent several days IN SEATTLE sne pas
| week.
Mr. q. G. Mills maze business triI
TO L,tiie skookum Wednesday. he va.
accompanied by J. r. Murphy, agent Of
the Pot Blakeiy mills.
Mr. A. j. West, OF Aberdeen, passed
through the city Tuesday enroute to nj
home.
Mr. @. X. Jsuner, Of Seattle. vas il
the city tuesday.
". Halch,ns,o and wife Of Helena
Moutass. are Ia the city.
A. s. Bow.es. sheriff OF WalIa Walls
csruty. vas IN the city Monday on Of
| deal business.
James II. Watson. Of Seattle, was II
the atty Monday.
CapsA.u Paul e'Hsirry, OF Seattle
came 90 she scene Of tis recent otlicia
iabors Wednesday evening on the Hay
ward and returned the ntxs morning.
Sir. Jshn Oerki-h made hyipg trit
to Seattle Weds ssdsy. MIR. Corkist
cosiempiates removioR bis pace oil
residence to Portland soon.
Mr.. A. II. Smith made business tfiE
to r rIland this week.
Br. French. OF Eima, YES IN the citJ
Tuesdsy.
Mr.. 8. Ellieott was In the city Tues
day.
Hon. W. r. Ksady, Of Portland, VA
In the city Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. N. Ford started
Wednesday morning for q visit with
friends in Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter Horton, OF Be-
attic, we're In the city Thursday.
Hoo. j. h. Mstcslf. attorney general
Is IN the cry.
Hon. Thomas II. OavsnAuRh spent
several DAYS IN Seattle the past week.
Ms. Emma Heed is visiting friendi
In Tacoma.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-04
nALL AT suxSrA.

The Oid Fellows lodge OF Sumner
gave a grand ball and supper at that
village on fnur.dsv evening. whoa Was
atieuded by about 100 persons. sessral
ladies ans gentlemen from Tacoma nj
tended the dance and returned early
Friday morning.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-04
PORr TOWNSEND SOCIAL.
A eunPnisK PARTY.


On last Taesdsy evenin, Miss Ethel
Consili vas tbs reeep.iep' OF u piesseni
an priss. Abort 3 o'clock, ~bsls the
young lady sac absent. q large party OF
FRIENDS invaded her home. On her re-
Iurn ste Vas sarprised TO nad the par
Ior full Of friesds and scqusinsanees.
ire occasion Vas the young iaot :
birthday, Iue evsnise Vas pleasantly
whiied away vitn varions amosements
until midnight when tue guests l. naefed
their regards to Miss ConeiN and WHO
many pleasest Tememberances OF tue
event, took their deparfufs.
IrxpHRESCs ArTrfSa.
The Rescue club. q tempersres or
ssp;xa.iou. net :, n last Monday even
ING In the Young Mems Chris lao Asso-
ciasisr hall and preseuted very inter
estira programme. Mr.. Allen Weif de-
Iiver~d q highly interesting and inst ne
tive Grafton TO the club Miss May
Rash favored the stiendacee With
long recitation, which Mas mucn sppre-
oiated. several other ssircnons wese
rendered, and the evening pfosea 10 be
q very er ~ able oGe.
soci.L NOTES.
Raw. and Mrs J.. N. Denisos wire
sgresabiy s1rgrised by q large purntef
OF friends assembling a. tie parsonage
on "Wednesday evening. A eansfai good
time We enjoyed by tia guests.
Ga "Wednesday evening Lcsfaed's
epSra toaze ~as filleo 20 iis utmost
capacity with an app ecistve audience
asss a, hlea for the ,nrp1s@ Of witness
leg tue performances Of Bs!rd's min
ssrels. Tue performance vas an later
es,in9 one.
PERSONALS.
CArtaia and Mrs. H. W. De Lion will |
90 srasu Parsiso springs. California. to |
san FsArcisco Tits week, Were they |
oil rsmain for few days and them |
some ny on The nsxt steamer. lie |
c,p,sin's health - mach improved.
tagssin Il. +. Beecher. special treas
cry sgeEt, - sxpselet home from Clll.
faEu;s to-.5cFros.
Captain James pai1a-dro visited
Nse.srls last Seek tor fes Gays.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. Thurman have
Ak apartments AZ the srs,1Scss OF
Mrs.. CsBassse. 90 Msple AsenEs.
Mr.. JSSaes Ware Is rustieatus OF
bis tara r-ar fori Discovery fof COO
p,. o. 80 ss.
Ja3se J. X Kennedy az wa,la wsl!a,
sas been IN ts~a daFins sae week
Ms. y. NJ Terry paid = nslSs visil Up
Ire Sssat srrsas tie week.
Gr, =. L. fsnn c1nteSs.lk.ss 80 ns to
California, tss lsss O. this
zoass. 20 vsat relatives
Mr.. @ Z. Bsrslsss se2t to Alaska %
be Idaho .sss ISarsdsy. lie wi.I
be s0rs ssvesAl ssekE
Nes .iaoers. Czesgy. Il
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-04

New rsossr.. Cegy.
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bottons and trimmings, cev lines ius,
Ia, ~ Chester Cseary's,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-04

hes eretones and drsperiss Just open.
Cd. at Chester Oleary,s.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-04

OUR new ATTRACTIONS.
We will open again tomorrow another big Eastern shipment
of Spring Dry Goods and Fancy Goods
Big Drives in New Dress Goods,
Big Drives inNew Embroideries and Laces
Big Drives in New Percales and Shirtilss
Big Drives in Table Linen and NAPKINS
Big Drives in New Ribbons,
Big Drives in New COrsets and Gloves
Big Drives in New Jerseys,
Big Drives in New Muslin Underwear.
Big Drives in New CretOns and DraperioA
Big Drives in New Hosiery,
Big Drives in New Silks and Satins,
Big Drives in New Jackets.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-04

~. Bsieo's min .sseis Gsve too 60
soyshas pesformane.s - the opefs seos
a fnsrsdsy scd pssd<y. Insfe 80
Iefzs suds<nee present % the nf.s 6lahl
md fair - d COS on tie ssA. I<
uerfosnaDes ~ . uSoie R.se sssss.sc
Hsu. The sipstna aid dsnsinG v1s
rood, tbs pov.itiss intesssnee sno
skaaehss md faces cate en1oysois.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-04

ter Cisary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17
nnANsFORD DISCHARGED.
The LviGcnce Shows that WaEneF's
ncath Wa Accitenial.

The continued case Of George 4. Brans-
ford. iaoior-man Of car No. y, Of the Rich
mond Un.on Pa,seneer-ltaiiway Line,
charged with icloniously running his carorer
and killing Conrad Wagner, was taken up in
the Police Court yesterday morning after lhe
regular docket had been disposed o. Mr..
Wyudham R. Meredith, general counsel for
the company. and Judge Edmund Naddill
anpeared as counsel for tue accused IL was
twenty-five minutes ~ 4 O'Clock when they
came iu,o court, and the examination Pro-
ceeGod 81 once.
The only evidence brought oU' that was
not gwen az the inquest, and published in
full IN the Dispatch OF Yesterday, was that oi
Sergeant j. =. Jcter, who said be- arrested
the prisoner at bis house, No. SIG north
Tweuty-fourth street. Whlle on the way to
the police station BransiOrd, in speaking OF
the eflur, said that Il his car Was approach
ing Brook avenue be saw wagon ahead ot
him. and 70 keep irOm running into the
wagon be cut Oh the current aad sllckt d
IN. After the wagon had passed Be put Oh
the current and started ahead and Saw man
on the track just as tue platform OF the car
had gotten over hin. lie felt jar but con-
tIpued on. lie called 10 thc conductor and
sad, 81 believe have run over man.
sergeant Jster sad be asked Bransford
why ne didn't stop hi- car. Ills reply Wa
thai ne was very much excited al the time
and didn't think about stopping and gong
back.
Justice Crutchfeld, after argument Of
counsel, said that - The evidence bad failed
10 show any malice on the part OF the accused,
but showed that 1t was an accident, he would
discharge BransfOrd.
Carroll Tay Tor, the mOtor-man on Car No.
II. charged with the same offence, was also
discharged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17

The Ia Grange a. c. cadets, who came
here TO attend the Exposition, drilled in the
Capitol ,qua,e Yesterday afternoon aud were
reviewed Dv Governor Lee. The move
ments and manual were excellent and the
cadets looked nice The band played well,
giving afterwards an impromptu concert IN
the Henry Clay pavilion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17
As.ignment Of Tobacco.

On Thursday a deed OF assignment was re-
corded in the clerks Office OF the CbaDcefy
Court from r. }. Parrish. OF Durham, y. c.,
to W. W. Fuller and J. NJ. Whittier, convey
ing forty-hye or fifty hOgShe ads OF leaf tobacco
now in the hands Of +. j. Parrish q Co.
Richmond, Va. subject 20 the hens OF the
said 4. ]. Parrish & Co. or j. VI. Taylor for
advances or other proper claims. The to-
bscco Is to be sold privately or at public
auction as soon ~ practicable, and after The
valid liens against same are satisfied the
money Il 70 be applied to the payment oi a
number OF creditors Of the saId +. j. Par
rish. filed and recorded In the office OF
the register OF deeds for Durham
county, n. G. This assignment is 10 secure
the payment Of sl25O0 to the said creditors.
A second assignment, supplemental to The
former, from the same party 20 the same
gentlemen was recorded yesterday conveying
all the leaf OF T.. J. Parrish now in the hands
Of +. j. Parrish & Co., OF this city, whFh
amounts to between 100000 and 100000
pounds, 10 secure to the creditors OF the said
T.. J. Parrish the sum OF S27,500. Total la
bilities, Gao, 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17

impeding and annoying busy public. so
general and 30 pronounced has this nuisance
become that unless steps be taken TO correct
u at once our sidewalks will soon be I'M
passable. We feel sure that our yigilaut
Chief OF Police, Major John Poe, will use
such means as he controls for relieving
much inconyeneuced public, and n neces-
sary, the Council should adopt stringent
measures for carrying ont this reform"
One OF the worst of these evils Is the ar
rangement by which. az on yesterday, ash
barrels and boxes are allowed 10 remain In
the most populous portions OF Main street
nearly I'll day. Surely the Board OF Health
can abate this much-complaInedo and often
depI0red nuisance. Richmond is now grow
ing out Of It's village clothes, and the side
walks should be kept unobs,ructed aud
Qlpau
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17

Tho FneIYe foundations.

Between fifteen and seventeen hundred
people crowded Mozart Academy last eve
ming 10 witness william j. GilmOre's grand
spectacle "The Twelve Temptations" In
this vast assembly could be traced the faces
Of many foremost citizens, and II Is sure
that they could find no fault with the pro-
duclion, which Is perhaps the grandest OF
the kind ever seen IN Richmond.
The l3ilet- were well cOstumed and grace
fully danced; The principals knew each
tneir parts; the acr0blts and clowns were
N the first grade, and The scenery and
mechanical elects worked smoothly aud
promptly.
80 expense has been spared I'm mounting
this gorgeous spectacle. All OF the drops
and set-pIcces are from the brushes Of the
best scenic painters in this country, and the
costumes are from desigus by Baische, OF
London.
Two oi the most noticeable features were
the "Blllet OF the COekatOOs" and the
" Ballet of Nations" led by Mile. BOniaDti,
preniitre who has figured IN several Of hi
riIy's famous spectacles.
Forty.GYe drops are used In the various
transformation .ceues, whilst over five
miles Of rope aid IN their manipulation.
rwentY-four stage hands are busy Oh during
kuf ltAfg Ahh bNbbN ''h-sh'~s
the company's actual acting corps. Mr..
Charles II. ale, the author and manager Oi
the great show, travels With IL, and bis
diminutYe self was thoroughly delight
ed with last nights hearty reception OF bis
pet idea.
The dialogue Of the play Is bright and
spicy; and Mr.. Stanley Macy in the role Of
Sroro Aprop0s bad lots OF fun 10 make, aud
made il happily aDd 10 the perfect .atisfoc-
tion Of the audience, who applauded all Of
his dFoleres and funny gestures.
Quite a pretty htile soubrttte was Miss
Jessie West a. Bright Eyes, her dancing
bringing big enc0res. The Judge Brothers,
acrobats, were a. Bne a. any Of their class,
and Introduced several new tricks OF tum-
bling The performance is free from any
scenes that can offend.
To-day's matinee and tonight close The
company's engagement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17
NTHo Is MRS. wINsLow ?

Asthlsquoston lsfroglentlv nat ei, We will sin-
ply say that shs n iay Who f0r upwards 81 forty
years has untiringly devoted her trne and tai
ents a. female Physician and Nurse. princi-
pally among children. she has ospecEJly stu
died the constitution and wanu' Il lhis numerous
class. and, a. result OF uis effort and pr srtL'ai
knowledge. obtained Ia nfotmo sIrnt a.
nurse and physician, sho has comp'nnied .
Soothing syrup for children teothing. IL ope-
rates ike mag giving rvst AMI healtb, auis
moreover sure 10 regulate the bowolA ln oon-
sequence ~ this article, MrI Winslow i becom-
Ing world-renOWncd a. a bonofletOr ~ her rhs.
children csrtaluly 30 Hl5g O. 2 ami hess her; 80
pccially IA this .ho case I'm this city Vast guan-
titles Of tho Soothing syrup aro DAILY soid AMI
used here. We think hrs Nnsiow ba- immor-
talizod her name by this invaluable article, ani
wo sincerely believe thousands of children hayo
been saved from an early grave ~ its timely
use, AMI that millions yet unborn vii! sisnro iis
benefits and unto Ia calling her blessed. No
MornER has discharged her duty u her suffering
nttle one, Ia our opinion, until sho has given u
tho benefit u Mrs. Wlnsiow5 Soothing syrup.
Try II, mother, TRY rr sow.-LGilss' Yisi,or. Nev
York city. Sold ~ al druggistA Twen,y-iVo
cents "A bottle. ap i7-eod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17
Personals ana Briefs.

Mr. A. A. Kershaw, Of Lynchburg, for
merry Of Richmond, Is here on a visit.
Judge Reuben NJ. Page. OF Abingdon, and
Mr.. Lewis Upshur, OF Newport News, are
10 the city.
A colored man, named Zach. Newton.
sged sixty, dropped dead of heart-disease
on north Twelfth street yesterday.
MISS Virginia Mason. OF Charlottesville,
and the Misses Carter, OF King William
county, are the guests Of Mrs. Governor
Lee.
Several OF the members Of the City Coun-
ell with a number Of invited guests went
down the river yesterday al l O'clock from
the Ariei's wharf 70 visit the monitors. The
party was shown many courtesies bv Con-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17

mander Felix McCnrley and bis associates,
and returned deli2bied with their trip.
Mrs. Powhaian wcisiger and Miss Peris
White. OF New YORK. are guests OF their bro
tber. Mr.. WilIiam l.. White, 1l3 east Frank.
lin street.
Colonel ". G. Elan, a Loniss, formerly
editor OF the Whig and Secretary of the Com
monwealtb, was 10 the city yesterday, butex-
poets 10 return home to-day.
Mss Irene Holman. daughter of Or. H.W.
Holman. Of Louisa county, i IN The cry, Q
guest oi her cousin, Mics Victoria X. Anders
son, at No. 70G east Clay street.
Colonel Abrsm staples. editor os the
Patrick Pres and superintendent of schools
for Patrick county, has IeiurDed home after
spending several days in this city.
Hon. W. 4. Thompson. Treasurer II West
Virginia. and bride (af1 Miss Mamie 8. I,-
gen, OF Huntington) are occupying the bridal
chamber at the Ballard and Exchange.
Hon. Charles r. O'Ferrsl, oi Rocking
BAN; MsjOr u. +. EaSle, manager OF the
White Sulphur Springs property, and ex.
Atlorney.General +. ). Blair are IN the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17
THE EOFFICIALFIGURE
ALL EXCEPT P1vE COUNTIES OF THIS
STATE HEARD FROM.
Estimates Made Of These, and the Demo
cratic Msjority Believed TO
be About 1926.

The Secretary Of the Commonwealth has
received for the information OF the State
Board Of Cauyassers official returns OF all
the ballots cast on Tuesday, November 9th,
except from five counties. Tabulated In
comparison with the election OF 1884 the
vote for President As far as officially
known Is as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17

lourishlng condition throughout the State,
and II numbers among It's members sOne OF
the leading citizens OF the Commonwealth.
The lodge after the meeting at their rem
devious repaired tO Sanger Hall, where the
grand officers were banqueted. Several OF
the memhers from sister lodges Ia Rich
moud were present. Mr.. John Wright, past
grand dictator, acted as master OF ceremo-
MES.
After the excellent menu had been par
taken Of the grand officers and several OF the
members OF the order we're called unon for
speeches and responded appropriately. All
OF their talks were spirited, and all seemed
greatly enthused In the work Of the order.
Grand-Reportfr Bailey Is m old Richmond
boy. bui now resides In Lynchburg. lie has
held his present Office since 1877.
Mr. J. II. Jones l. the dictator OF Rich
mOnd Lodge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17

Frequent cnc0fes greeted the Till Family
Concert Company ia their enEertaiument
at the Laurel Street Methodist Episcopal
Church last night. TAe programme WAS Ot
a greatly warned character. nearly dozen
Instruments being used. The htrm0nlc0n
constructed OF SUddam rock proved very
popular, though no less 20 were Tue musical
glasses and fairy bell. The vocal selections
were rendered pleasingly.
This Is The second visit OF the company tn
TIN, city, they having played at the Mozart
several wears 8gO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17
1910 the Magic Queen.

The Theatre will be opened the first three
nights Of toe week. commencing Monday,
November 1913. and there will be q Wednes-
day matiuee. with tue above attraction. 10
70 has been rewritten since last seen here,
and the scenery. costumes, and company sre
all new. MountIOy Walker. Richmond boy
and son Of Mal5r Richard i. Walker, well
known here, sol. AIKEN, and c. T.. Edwards
are The three funny comedians, while Miss
Beatrice Golde, q very handsome lady, will
do tue Queen. Miss Bertha Savoy and host
Of Others vii appear. with Q chorus Of thirty
voices. Gorgeous scenery, handsome cos
tune 5, &c. are promised. Seats are now on
sale al the bOX-otiice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17
cut as a Rail-.

Thursday nisht the colored people bad a
cake-walk at settlement; near the EXPOSE
tion-Grounds. About 2 O'Clock yesterday
morning row occurred, IN which Wiz
lism Smith was badly cut with a rszOr. The
maa who did the cutting escaped and bas
not been found. Smith reported at The
starion-house with q severe cash IN bis back,
and DR.. Brock was called upon to dress the
wound.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17
a AvIuo place for Manufactures.

The Baltimore American Of the l4h SAID:
Mr.. G.. L.. street, Of the hrm u j. II. john
sou a Co.. manufacturers Of locomotives
and machinery, OF Richmond, Va, aud Mr..
De Haven Morris, Of Wilmington, treasurer
OF the company, called on the Mayor ye.ter-
dav and made close inquiries in reference 20
The advantages offered for the location OF a
large mandatory in Baltimore. Tue Mayor
explained the many advantages, including
the exemption of plant. the fine water sup
ply and low rate Of water, besides The cheap
nes, Of homes. etc. The Mayor then refer.
red the gentlemen to Mr. John K. Bland,
secretary Of the Merchants and Alanuiac-
turefs Agsgpl1tiOn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17
Mnnr pnnnln Rern.n ,n rnhe Cea.

liver oil on account of its unpleasant tssta-
This difficulty has been overcome In Scotrs
Emulsion Of Coj.Liyer OH with ilypophos-
phltes. IL being ~ palaiable as milk. and
the most valuable remedy known for the
treatment Of Consumption, Scrofuls and
Bronchitis. General Debility, Wasting Dis
eases Of Children. Chronic Coughs and
Colds. has caused physicians In all parts Of
the world TO use IL. Physicians report our
little patients take II With pleasure. Try
Sc0tt's Emulsion and be convinced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17
Rev. I. wiley aIedsoe.

At the recent Session OF the Methodist
Conference held in Portsmouth the Rev j.
Wiley Bledsoe was appointed to succeed the
Rev. W. +. Evans IS pastor OF the Park
Place church 10 this city. Mr.. Bledsoe Is
we'll known 20 the Richmond people, having
been pastor Of Trinity church for tour years.
The new pastor will preach sunday morning
aud night, and will no doubt be cordially re-
celyed BY the members OF Park Place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17
rn,.r.n md Cleared.

The British steamship Reguus, J. Henry,
master, 2,O3l tons burden, entered al the
cuslom-house yesterday to load cotton fOr
Liverpool. This is perhaps the largest steam
ship entered for years vt this port. Her
capacity Is about 1900 bales, worth over
hall million Of dollars.
The British steamship Yedra cleared from
this port Yesterday for Liverpool with 1000
bales Of cotton, worth S37j,OOO. Daniel d..
Lacey. master.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17
Concert Tonight.

Tonight At S:lj O'Clock In the Young
Mems Christian Association Hall the Till
Family Concert Company will give an en-
teriainment OF great novelty and which IL
everywhere received with much pleasure.
A variety OF musical instruments are used In
the concerts, one OF The most curious oi
which is the rock harmonicOn. The Till
Sisters greatly add 70 the vocal selections By
their Weli.trAlned voices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17
MRS. yyrcu's Funeral.

The funeral Of Mrs. Lelis Watkins Wren.
wife of G.. Hcimon Wren, Esq, whose sud-
den death on Thursday night was announced
in yesterdays paper, will take place from
the First Presbyterian church this after
noon at o'clock. Deceased was daughter
OF the late Henry Cny Watkins. She had
been to the Academy Thursday night, aud
wa, taken sick. and died before reaching
home. She had been 4 sufferer from heart
disease for some time. and this was the I'M
modlate canse OF her delth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17
Temperance Meetings.

Captain W. G. DuttOn, lecturer for the
Good Templars will deliver an address sun.
day At II 4. VI. In the chapel az the Soldiers
Home. On tie same day al +. NJ. he viii
deliver an address 40 the Est-End Baptist
church, corner Twenty-eighth snd 4 streets,
aud on Monday night at st. Masks church,
corner Of First and Clay streets. Captain
Dutton has organized one new lodge in this
district and added large number Of mem-
bers 10 the order.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-17
Grand oaIcer. Banauetea

Richmond Lodge. No. 2l9, Knights OF
Honor. was officially visited last night by
Grand Dictator Morris, OF Petersburg;
Grand Reporter Bailey, Of Lynehourg;
Grand Treasurer 81. +. Hudnall and Past
Grand. Dictator James X. Lamkin. OF this
city.
The grand officers reDorted the order In q