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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
Personals and GrIers.

Miss Bessie McEwen, of Scottsville,
is a guest of Mrs. NJ. a. Bosher, of
Church Hill.
Mr.. Jacob Cans and wife, Of Little
Rock, Ark, are visiting Mrs. Louis kGuf-
man, 40l east Clay street.
Mr.. j. d. X. Sleight reached the city
last night after few weeks sojourn at
the seaside, greatly benefited by his va
cation.
DR.. II. Odell, of New York city, was
summoned by wire to attend his daugh-
ter, Miss Maud OdelI, who has been Sc
riously i'll here. She is now improving.
NJ. Edwin p. Cox, who graduated with
such high honors last session from
Hampden-Sidney College, is spending a
few days In the city prior TO his depar-
ture for the University Of Virginia.
Mr. Phillip B. Shield was unanimously
elected successor of Mr.. b. X. Pecor as
secretary of Madison Ward Club. This
fact was unintentionally omitted in the
report of proceedings Of the club pub
lished Saturday morning.
Messrs. A. s. Bacon (commander), G.
F. Hudnall (secretary), and r. $. Denny
(treasurer), Of Napoleon Council, No.
All, American Legion Of Honor. have
paid to Mrs. Martha q. Sutherland the
sum OF SO, Goethe amount due her on
the death of her husband, the late James
j. Sutherland. This order pays from
$500 to $1,000 on the death of mem
Der and also weekly benefit of from
a. 10 $40
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
HcIn rnr EernnnnInn.

Mayor Ellyson on yesterday received
the following telegram from Fernandlna,
and after consulting the committee who
collected the money he telegraphed the
Mayor of Fernandina to draw on him
for $500:
FERNAvDNA. FLA, Sept. %, 1883.
TO the Mayor Of Richmond, Rich
mond, "a:
Fernandina, Fla, needs aid. The an
nouncement that yellow-fever exists III
the city finds it with an exhausted trea-
sury. All available means have been
spent in the endeavor by strict quaran-
tine to keep it from the city. All bust
ness is suspended. The white citizens
have nearly all left. Those remaining
are mostly dependent. Two thousand
colored people remain without work to
be provided for until frost. The supply
Of the stores is nearly exhausted, with
no means to replace them. Contributions
may be sent to G. Stark. treasurer How
ard ASSOCIATION, Fernandina, Fla.
joins BARR, Mayor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
strcet-Car Facilities for Fulton.
RICHMOND. Va. Sent. %. 1883.

To The Editor OF the Dispatch:
The report of the proceedings Of the
Committee on Streets in yOur issue to-
day shows some opposition TO double
track from Twenty eighth aud Main
streets to Fulton bv a few persons on
Rockets or Lester street. Was there
ever more ridiculous opposition Full
ton richly deserves. must, and will have
good street-car facilities. How can she
get them unless by way Of Rockets or
Lester street? The Williamsburg ave-
nue. from Nicholson street by way Of the
gas-works is only high embankment to
avoid high water, and not to be consid-
cred. Cary and Dock streets are occu-
pied by railroads.
Tho present effort at service IS
wretched, and many people will not
ride. Why? II in a hurry you cannot
RELY on the street-cars The writer tried
it recenily-time, sixty-tivo minutes
from williamsburg avenue and Louisiana
street 70 Ninth and Main streets. and the
car did not run OF the track, but We did
spcnd fifteen minutes on switch near
the ruins Of Ryans old tavern, about the
middle of Rockets. 1t WAS moonlight at
9 O'Clock on Saturday night, and the sur
roundings were so gloomy | was forcibly
reminded Of Goldsmith's. deserted
Village" Even the rats at tho adjoining
wharyes would not venture over, knowing
from experience there was nothing there.
1t was low water.
Give Fulton a double track, good ser
vice. and she will fiji the ears, and the
railway company will find it one Of the
best-pa7iug branches Of their line. No
section Of this city-nOt even the West
Fnd-has made more material progress,
considering that her population are all
hard-working mechanics and latOfers,
and consequently not able to erect cost
" homes hat she NUT have street-cars
and a good service. She will pay for It.
Every nan. woman, and child IN tul-
ton is int rested IN this matter. \ popu-
lstion Of four thousand live people that
have covered what WAS Rockets old
field, Mayo's and Fulton's farms with
happy homes, churches. and was
about to say schools (the City Council.
build those uptown are entitled to
colsid ration in THIS matter, for their in
terest is that OF progress therefore We
must draw the line, take up the cutge's,
and ucrer cease our efforts until our OBJ
iect is accomplishod-which is double
track aud good service to tULToS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
r-aut A. Robbtns's circus aud Wtid
west.
rrhe Eyonlng (Gew York) sun, DecomDor n
1851


rho Evening tsow Yorip SUM- December T
Opysryo OF RomISs's WIyTEB CIRCUS
AT TIE AMERICAN INSTITUTE. The en-
terprise and venturesome spirit OF FRANK
A. Robbins has given 20 New Workers
"a Good n winter circus as the city has
ever had. Allthat is now needed is an
endorsement Of no uncertain measure.
Mr.. Robbins's show well deserves sub
atantial encouragement. 1t is excellent
" put together its surroundings are IN
all ways favorable.
The American Institute building at
Third avenue and Sixty-thirl street has
been Transformed into circus head.
quarters fully equal in space and general
Arrangement TO the demand made upon
it by the Robbins outfit. g
Robbins and his show gained fiatterlng
fame on the road before it occurred TO
the proprietor to bring his enterprise to
the city. Els performances here since
Saturday have demonstrated that proyin-
ciaI praise did not so amiss. The enter
tainment is evenly good and clean,
moving along briSkly and introducing
people OF considerable cleverness.
1t is greatly to Mr.. Robbinss credit
that his show has no dull momente.
Everything has been rehearsed well,
even to the work Of the dozen trained
elephants.
The menagcrie is of good size and re-
markedly sweet-smellnS.
Frank A. Bobbins's Wild West and Cir
cns will exhibit at Richmond Monday,
October LIST, on lot head OF Clay street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
~,,..,n rouy,.ts Coming.

Mr.. ~. J.. Draper. tourist agent OF
the PENNSYLVANIA railroad, who was in
tho city about two weeks ago with a
party of northern excursionists, will ar
rive in the city Monday evening ria the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad with an,
other party of ffty-three. They will
pend tuesday in driving over the city
Sightseeing, and have telegrnphed Mr..
w. ID. Sutherland to have hacks in readi-
ness for the company. Their pro
gramme ut present is to leave the city
Tnesdav evening, but it is hoped that
they may remain over Wednesday to be
present at the opening exercises OF the
Exposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
destruction OF her buildings by the
soldiers OF the Union army.
STUDENTS now LIVING

OF the students now living who at
tended the college before the war, and
who have attained distinction, We might
mention the following, though there are
many others whose names We do notnow
recall Ex-Socretary Of the Interior
Alexander II. II. Stuart. Senator Rich
ard Coke, OF Texas, Ex-Governor blox.
ham, of Florida, Bishop Wingield, OF
California. General William h. Italia
ferro, Judge Waller II. Staples, Judge
William w. Crump, Colonel William
Lamb. Major Charles S. Stnngtellow,
Bishop Randolph, Congressman George
d. Wise, Colonel Thomas Smith, MAJOR
Alexander ID. Payne, Paul Q. Edmunds,
DR.. John W. lawson, Bishop Chan
ming N. Williams, Colonel John
b. Cary, and Judge A. W. G. Nowlin::
The destruction OF its buildings and
the loss OF its endowment by the war so
crippled its finances that in 1882 the col.
lese was closed and has remained closed
until the present session. when in conse-
quence OF the appropriation by the state
OF a handsome annuity TO establish III
connection with its collegiate department
system of normal instruction the col
lece has again been enabled to open its
doors. The prospects for its permanent
success seem now very hattering.
OBJECT OF THE MEETING.
It is to help on its usefulness and pros
peritv that the meeting OF It's alumni be-
fore alluded TO has been called. A large
attendance is expected 10y the committee
having the matter in charge not only OF
those who we're students in the more
ralmy and prosperous past, but especial
iv OF the students who have been in at
tendance since the war, OF whom there
are a large number. Tho students who
have gone ont from the college since the
war have taken high stand in all tho
walks of life, andare proving themselves
worthy successors of the Old alumni and
Of their venerable Alma Mater. The
gifted aud lanented Jennings Wise Gar
nett graduated there in 1877.
The meeting will he held on the 10th
proximo at the Exchange Hotel, in this
city. at 8 o'clock p. NJ. Mr.. Beverley
y. Munford, Colonel John b. Cary,
Judge A. w. c. Nowiin, and Judge Wal
ler Il. Staples, of this city f; Colonel
William Lamb, of Norfolk Senator
James n. Stubs, of Gloucester, aud
Senator James l.. Gordon, of Char
lottcsvillc. are the committee on ar
rangements.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
The E;ectric Licht, again.

To Gho EditOr Of the Dispatch:
The article in to-day's issue OF your
paper in regard to the city Of Richmond
owning her own plant for electric light
ing is one that should he read and
studied by every citizen in Richmond.
The people should aGitate this subject
and bring such pressure to bear on the
Council as to compel them to take action
at once.
l only wish that "Citizen" had rut
the case stronger, as il must he evident
to every thinking man that Richmond
must either give up IN short time all
the revenue she now receives from the
pas-worSs OF own her own electric plant
Please keep the subject before the peo-
pie and invite communications from tax
PAYERS. w. &. Z.
RICHMOND. September %, 1883.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
Lec-Canp Notes.

The committee appointed by Leo
Camp to collect funds for the yellow,
fever sufferers have done some good
work. and on next Friday night will
make a full report.
The camp granted a charter to Pat.
Cleburne Camp, Conway, Ala
At the last meeting the names OF all
members IN arrears in paying their dues
were read. Hereafter this will be a
regular custom, the names to DO read
each quarter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
woman's Christian temperance
linton.

The annual meeting of the union adj
vertised to take place at Centenary
church on Thursday evening last was
postponed on account of the extreme in
clemency OF the weather. 1t will be
held ia the Friends Westinghouse on
Tuesday evening at s o'clock. There
will be music and singing, with solos by
Captain Frank Cunningham. The an
nual address will be read and short adj
dresses by good speakers will be made.
But few of our people know Of the
vast amount of work which is done by
these ladies, and all will be interested in
hearing of it. The meeting will be
open to the public and all arc invited to
atfand-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
Another Improvement IN PhOfogra-

Campbell & Co. viii open their gallery
on and after Monday night until 10
o'clock, and viii make all kinds Of Pho
tographs by ELECTRIC LIGHT. Nothing
of the kind has ever been attempted be-
fore in Richmond. They ate just as good
and give a more fattering likeness than
those taken IN daylight. Cali and see
them working on Monday and every
night after at CiwBELL Z Go. $,
429 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

CHILDREN often need some safe cathartlc and
tonic to ayort approaching sickness, or to reliove
collie, headache. sck-stomach, indigestion, dys-
entery, and thecomplaints incidentto childhood.
Let the children take Simmons LIVER Regulator
aud keep we'll /; Is purely vegetable, not I'M
pleasant TO the taste and safe to take alone or
In connection With oiher medicines
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
Picture OF Mrs. Cleveland.

Mr. Is. II. Mercer, of the State House
Cigar Company, Philadelphia, has pre-
sented Colonel John Murphy, Of Muir
ply S Hotel, with one of the finest por-
traits OF Mrs. Cleveland that has come
from the hands OF an artist. The picture
is crayon work and is from Brooklyn
artist. II is handsomely framed and
Colonel Murphy has placed it in the
ladies' dining-room of his hotel, where
il is greatly admired.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
DINNER ATTEEwARns.

A most interesting discussion OF these
important subjects was then had by all
present, after which the guests 9artook
of a most enjoyable dinner provided by
the family of the host.
The general business of the meeting
having been attended to, and selecting
rs subject for the next meeting The
Best Method of Exterminatiug Wire-
Grass and Wild Onion the clnb adj
journed. On the way to the depot the
entire party was shown through toe
printing establishment of Captain John
Cussons, and after stroll through his
well-sheded and grass-covered groves
most of the members returned to the
city, highly pleased with the pleasant
and instructive time spent on one Of the
brightest afternoons OF the present
month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
szen's 5naeFwear.

Mems Pure Cancels Hair Shirts and
Drawers-fail and winter WEIGHTS
Mems Merino Shirts and Drawers
fall and winter weights.
Mems Atwood Shirts and Drawers
fall and winter weights.
Scarlet. Gray, Natural Wool, and
White. Also, full line Of Pajamas.
CONSTABLE BgoTHERs,
4l9 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
Tie PubIGc Debt.

10y IcIogrdpn y IHN UI8UaEu.T
WAsHraToT September 29.-It is es-
timated at the Treasury Department that
there has been "A decrease of 81, 800, 300
in tie public debt since September LIST.
The total amount Of bonds purchased
under the circular Of April 18th is so,
lS6. 900, of which 2A,551,7 700 are IS
and SIS, $50, go are As. Their cost
was So, 3t0,2GS, Of which 3J3, l., }53
were paid for Is and 81, 1914, 9lj Tor S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
Miss Mary Thaw will continue h

Miss Mary Thaw will continue hcl
select classes. She has obtained newaod
beautiful dances. winch have not been
Taught in Richmond. In one Of the re-
cent papers mention WAS made OF Mis-,
Novella Riggs, of North Carolina, the
youngest dancing teacher in America.
Her skill and proficiency is due TO Miss
1hav's teaching. Little Miss Riggs i,
only twelve years old, and is a credit &c
her teacher.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
RranerfY Ixnnnfora.

Henrico: J. II. Dinneen and wife 10
Mrs. Lucy T. Tyler, 302 feet on Leigh
street near Dinnesn, s3.775: same 10
Lucy b. Davis's trustee, 100 feet on
Brookland street near Spotswood avenue,
800; Martha j. Eubsnk TO Martha
Young, 270 feet ON Franklin road, $3.50 I;
Augustus Reeds trustee 10 II. l.. De-
noon. S24 feet on Fairfield street. 1926.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
,,o,,cc Caurt stat,.tics.

During the past month the Police JUS
tice disposed of 242 criminal cases and
tiled 800 charges of ordinance violations.
On criminal charges Ii persons were
sent on to the Hastings Court for indict-
ment by the grand jury ; 81 were con-
vioted Of misdemeanor and % were sent
to jall in default OF surety for their good
behavior. Finescollected-city, STOPS ;
State Sl07.50; costs, Sl40.75. Total,
&95S. 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

Why nearly million people are taking
the Ladies' Home journal. Because 1t
SURPRISES everything done before IN the
way Of help and pleasure for women,
and costs 10 cents for the last tour
months Of the year.
Send it in silver or stamps.
Reading and pictures for pleasure and
proft-lust such reading and pictures As
ease the burden and heignten the plea
sure Of life.
The October 10. is now on the news
stands-6 cents.
LADIES' HONE JOURNAL,
Philadelphia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
For tho Ornt,nns. Home.

At the request OF William Lovenstein,
Esq, resident member OF the Board of
Control, Il meeting will be held this
afternoon at o'clock ut the Eleventh
Street Synagogue for the purpose of
forming an auxiliary society in aid Of
the Orphans Home of ID. @. l.. No.
5, l. o. B'pai Birth, now being erected
10 Atlanta, Ga. a full attendance, espe-
cially OF ladies, is desired Informal
addresses viii DO delivered by Leo. N.
Levy, Esa,, Of Galveston, Tea, and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
rxa,np,oo OF MATHEMATICIAN Dividends.

Mr.. Robert Z. MuntOrd, COMMISSION
err of Revenue Of this city, became in
srred in 1873 for 81, 600 on a ten pay
ment life policy, annual premium
s273.7O, in the northwestern Mutual
Life-Insttrancc Company The non
forleitable additions from dividends on
this policy now amount to Si,6O4. The
same gentleman has another policy OF
the same date and amount on the ordl-
nary life plan, annual premium 3l4l.75,
upon which the non-forfeitable additions
now amount to 81, ioG. Send postal to
John b. Cary & Son, general agents.
city, for statement Of cost OF similar
policies at your age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
AUCTION SALES BOMBAY.

CHEWING a ROSE 5 P. NJ, trustees auction
street
FRANK u. HILL a CO., p. NJ, building istS
oa Qsreet between Twensy-eixfn and fsen-
ty-scyenfh.
GEORGE W, AlAYo> leh p. n, furniture, car.
zstk - II A. II. phsseoa and ezxKy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
PnrfY Ahirfa.

We have the most elegant line of i'm
ported Shirt Fronts for tull-Dress Shirts
we have ever had.
For 80 we can make you half dozen
Shirts-Peated or Plain Bosoms-that
Will fit and give satisfaction.
CONSTABLE BROTHERS,,
Shirt Makers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

AsGosTuEA BrrTERs nosooiy Distinguish them
selves by their nayor and Grumatlc odor, but
thoy arc also sure preventive for oil diseases
OF the digestive organs. Beware Of ccuntsr.eIts
Ask for tho genuine article manufactured by
Df. j. G. b slcgnrt n Sous
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
Get Your Food Here.

can accommodate at one sitting one
hundred guests (up and down stairs to
dinner or other meals ut my restaurant,
next to the Dispatch Office, Main street.
No use to fear hunger The best food
and lowest prices. Let Exposition visit
ors or transient guests come and try
me. 9. EyESsEN,
No. ZIG Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

Professor II. J. Williamson will have
his Rapid Writing Penholders on
sale this week He has engaged some
half dozen Of the finest penmen and
card-writers in the United States to as
sist him at the Virginia Exposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

others. Tho Homo is now rapidly APP
preaching completion, aud will be dedi,
Gated early in 1889. When completed
orphans from any portion of tho dis
frict will be admitted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

We have received our full stock OF
Fall and Winter Underwear for gentle.
mon. An examination solicited.
NILLIAN MITCHELL d Co.,
corner Ninth and Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

Our stock Of Bed-Comforts, Blankets. Coun-
terpanes, Napkins, Towels, Tsole-Linens. &c,
Is very large and at prices TO suit Give us call
D. & Y. MITTRLDoRPOB.
FO7 Rad stroat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

Exhibitors who have booths at the Ex-
position will find it profitable to examine
the great assortment of festooning bunt-
ing and American flags at
PARHAM & Co.'S,
liz Main street.