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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-10
JOINT SESSION.
The MosartIass Night.

Notwithstanding the extreme heat OF the
weather the basement hall OF the Mozart
Academy OF Music was crowded last evening
on the occasion OF the six hundred and
seventeenth HuSicols.
Miss Helene Livingstone, OF Baltimore, a
dramatic soprano, sung three numbers
Recitatiye and aira from the Marriage OF
Figaro. BY Mozart; Forbidden Music" by
Gastaldou, and "Dedication." by Schu-
mann, 10 each Of which she acquitted herself
most handsomely and was recalled time and
again and compelled to respond to encores.
Miss LiviBgstone's stage presence Is very
striking and pleasing. She has had some
experience in Grand Opera In Europe,
having sung among others the roles OF Mar
guerIte in " Fuust," and Elsa In Lohen-
grim" but has now settled IN Baltimore and
adopted the concert Stage as profession. 1t
Is hoped that she will soon be heard here
again.
The piano solos Of Miss Mamie T.. Davis
were perfect gems in their line, her execution
and teachnique being very beautiful. Miss
Davis played before the Mozart Association
about = year ago a concerto with orchestral
accompaniment and then IS last evening did
herself much credit.
The comic selections OF Mr.. E. b. Hay, OF
washington, we're in the usual inimitable
style OF this great artist. In his solos,
g Thursday" "Kaitie Kiss En-" and
"You Cawn't Do IL, You Know" az well AZ
In his humorous readlses," he fairly con-
vulsed the audience. His local hits In his
last-pamed song were immense" especially
his verses regarding the James-river water
and the recent fireworks at Reservoir Park.
Mr.. Hay Is a lawger, and only appears on
the stage occasionally for the accommodation
Of his friends, OF whom be has . host in this
cits.
Mr.. Paul Nisrsch. the eminent 'csIlO-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-10
WHO is MRS. wINsLOW ?

AsGhlsquestion is sfrequently asked, WI will sim
ply say thatshe Is lady who for upwards Of forty
years has untiringly devoted her time and tai
ents as a female Physician and Nurse, princ-
paly among children. She has especially stu
died The constitution and wants OF this numerous
class, and as result Of this effort aud practical
knowledge, Obtained In a lifetime spout a.
nurse aud physician, she has compounded
Soothing syrup for children teething II ope-
rates ike magic-glving rest and health, sndis
moreover sure TO regulate tho bowels. In con-
sequence of this article, Mrs. Winslow Is becom-
ing world-rencuned as a benefacIor Of her race;
children certainly do RISE UP and bless her; Is.
peclally Is this tho case In this city, Vast guam
titles OF the Soothing Syrup are DAILY sold aud
used here. We think Mrs. WinsIow has immor-
talized her name by this invaluable article, aud
we sincerely believe thousands OF children have
been saved from an early grsyo BY It's sinfaly
use. aud that millions yet unborn will share its
benefits and unite In calling her blessed. NO
MOTHER has discharged her duty TO her suffering
little ono. in our opinion. until she has given n
tho bensat Of Mrs. WinsIow's Soothing Syrup.
Try II. mother. Try IT sow.-Ledtss Yfsiior. New
York city. Sold BY ali druggists. Twenty-Five
cents a bottle. sp i'-eod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-10
Death or DIR. Edwin p. TaIIey.

A private letter was received here yester-
day afternoon announcing the death on SUM-
day .norning at " Yue Mont" in Cum6er-
land county, OF DR.. Edwin L. Talley, who,
in years gone by, was we'll known in Rich.
mond and who still has many relatives and
friends here. The deceased was In bis
seyenty-eighth year. lie had been In feeble
health for several years, aud died OF dysen-
tery. He leaves wife and two chldren-
Captain John w. ralley, who Is stationed at
the Natural Bridge Hotel. and Mrs. w. I.
Hanes, who lives oD the farm next adjoining
that Of the deceased.
Or. Talcy was one OF the old school OF
Virginia gentlemen-a class that IL rapidly
becoming extinct. he married Miss VIM,
OF Fluvanna. when quite young man and
devoted much OF his earlier life 10 the prze-
tice OF his profession. Some years ago he
gave this up, however, g bis strength was
beginning to fail, aud has since that time
given his entire attention to his farm and
domestic pursuits. Whenever called upon
70 help the poor and afflicted he was ever
ready TO respond In his professional capacity.
The Doctor was eminert In his profession,
and was esteemed by all who knew him - an
upright, honest, and good man. he was
devoted and kind In his family, and TO his
friends generous beyond measure. No one
could be more missed from the neixhboihood
than he will be, aud ia their bereavement
the family bsye the sympathy OF hosts Of
frlsnds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-10
Lightning and the Electric Cars.

Last nights storm. "a regards thunder and
lightning, was one OF the most severe OF The
summer, and the downpour OF rain, COM
mencing soon after O'Clock and continuing
for perhaps thirty minutes, was very great.
No damage Ivy the lightning Is reported, but
the peaIs Of thunder came 10 rapid success
siop, and were very loud and frightening TO
persons Of weak nerves. The electrical
flashes were bright, aud at times the display
was very pretty. The rain came In good
season, and besides gvisg the streets rim
sing, made the air much iresher aud purer
The electric cars experienced more trouble
during this storm than ever before, aud this
was slight. In several Of the cars tue light
ming so interiered with the current as 10
cause cracking OF the wires and at times to
extinguish the lights. This frightened the
passengers. aud in some instances they all
got out. There Was no real damage, andthe
motors and other parts OF machinery were
not affected iu the least. There were no acct
dents and the cars ran until after midnight.
as usual. Beyond the gong out OF the lights
there was no trouble.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-10
MONDAY noHNuxe.s DOCKET.
Justice CrutchneId Has Many Offend
| ers before Him.

Justice Crutchfeld had n very hng and
tedious docket to wade through yesterday
morning. Only the most important cases are
here noted:
Thomas Finnerty. Christian Allen, VIII
lism Yancey (all coored), and DIR. Lewis
Wheat were charged with lighting and being
disorderly in the street. Yancey was fined
s. and costs, a1d the other colored parties
and DR.. Wheat were discharged. The evil
dence showed that Sunday afternoon con-
siderable excitement was created on the
Capitol Square by the rumor being started
that coOred girl was beating or mistrtat-
ing white child which had been placed un-
der her charge. Dr. Wheat, who happened
to be on Bank street, went up on the square
to see that the child was not further imposed
on, but the trouble there bad ended, and
from all that could be learned 1t appears that
there had only been n quarrel between the
girl and q white boy, ard perhaps one bad
thrown a small rock at the other. When he
(WheaD came out OF the gate near st. James
Hotel Yaucey was standing there talking TO
this white bov in a threatening tone. The
Doctor told Yaucey to let the boy alone, but
he continued 10 quarrel and the Doctor SAID: ::
"If you don't 90 away and let that boy
alone / will cut your throat" Yancey re-
Piled with an oath snd DR.. Wheat struck
him, whereuDOn lancey ran off and picked
up stone and struck the Doctor in the back
with If. General disorder followed, and
there would have been further trouble bad
not Yancey gotten himself into the 81. James
Hotel, where he is employed.
This u the second time within few weeks
that troubles Of this character have been eX-
pericnced IN the public parks OF the city.
six boys and young men together we're
charged with being disorderly on the street,
and while there were other witnesses
who cOrroborated his testimony, the
principal complainant was W. &. Tuck.
The evidence showed that the ac-
cused kept the people residing in The
neigbborhood OF Spring aud Pine Streets
awake great part OF Saturday night by their
noisy and boisteTous conduct. Early sunday
morning they became even more intolerlble,
and by applying abusive epthets TO Tuck
provoked him to abusing them. Peyton
Hundiey, Willie Whit. Junius K. Toney,
John Stark, James Farmer. David Farmer,
BENJAMIN True, and Charles Miller were fined
g. and costs each and warned that II found
guilty OF similar conduct again they will be
sent to Jail. Tuck was fined the same amount
for using abusive language.
The ease OF William Robinson (colorcd).
charged with feloniously asSaulting. striking,
ana beating &. II. Hicks on the head with Il
stick and threatening TO Kill said Hicks, was
continued until saturday the 14ih. All OF
the facts in connection with this case were
published in Sundays Dispatch.
William H. Boyd (colored), breaking into
the storehouse OF j. II. Smith on the night on
June 2Sth and stealing lot OF cigars and
liquor. Continued until to-day.
James Payne (coored) was fined s. aud
costs for being dIsorderly, fighting, and
creating a disturbance to the annoyance OF
the neighborho0d.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-10
Another EXCURSION for SICK nssi.s.

Through the kindness Of some gentlemen
in the city the ladies' OF the City Mission are
enabled to give the poor aud sick children
the pleasure and bepedt ~ another excursion
within the next ten days. \ meeting OF ihe
ladies Of the Mission viii be held IN the
Christian Association building on Tuesday
evening. July 10Th, at O'Clock. The OBJ
ject OF this meeting is % make arrangements
for the excursion and distribute tickets TO the
yIsit0rs. Those ladies who do not attend
will, Of course, receive no tickets for their
districts. The ladies' desire 10 impress on all
the fact that no boy over six years OF age,
unless sick or crippled, viii be allowed to
enter the boat. Persons who desire 10 help
this cause can send meat, bread. or crackers
10 rhc city Mission house, No. i06 north
Fourteenth street, or can send money 10
Mrs. W. II. Pleassnts. 21l0 east Grace street;
Mrs. Raleigh Co'ston, 700 esst Franklin
street; Miss Annie Ball, SD Park avenue;
Mrs IT, Jacob, ~ west Main street; Miss
L. Horn, Coz east Leigh street; Rev. Preston
Nash, 81. Claire Hotel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-10
Henrirn Hanneninrs.

The July term OF the Henrlco County Court
commenced yesterday. There are no crim-
nal cases Of any importance 10 be tried At
this term. After hearing some civil matters
Judge Minor adjourned the court over until
Friday.
Robert b. Waldrop was before Justice
King yesterday at the county court-house
charged with defscing the property OF the
North. Run Baptist church. He was lined
sj and required TO give security for MS good
behavior for six months, ia default OF which
he was sent TO Jail.
Bottom bridge has been finished and
turued over TO the county authorities by the
contractor. The work was accepted, and
three fourths OF the cost will be paid by
Henrico and one fourth by New Kent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-10
Temperance.

Mr. George W. Calef. Of Massachusetts,,
spoke AZ 0ld-harket Hall on sunday after
noon and organized Blue Ribbon Club
with good membership and the following
ss officers: Peter A. Merton, president;
George w. Lbbey, first vice-president; VII.
liam Carter. second yice-president; Q. II,
Smith, secretary; George W. Waiiord, ser
geant-atarms.
Rescue Lodge OF Good Tempiars viii cele
brste its third snniverssry next Tuesday
night by moonligh, excursion on ths
steamer Ariel down the Jsnes. This lodge
is doing good work in the cause Of TEN
persuce.
District Lodge No. Of Good Temphr,
meets tomorrow night 1t Central Hail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-10
THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Proceedings or Their First Regular
Meeting.

The Board Of Aldermen met in regular
session in the Council chamber yesterday
evening at half.rast I O'Clock. Present:
Messrs. Otley, llargrove, Belyin, Taylor,
Hill. Diekerson. Snead, Capers, Davis,
Brown, Crump, Carter, and Chappell. Alb
sent: Messrs. Bahen, Murphy, Williams,
and President Bass.
In the absence OF President Bass. who is
still sick. Mr.. Crenshaw was called to the
chair.
After the reading OF the minutes, which
consumed about thirty minutes, the Board
proceeded with routine work.
CONTINGENT FUND.
The report OF the Finance Committee,
placing 10 the credit OF the contingent fund
the amount OF 81. 800 from such funds as NAV
not have been appropriated, was unanimous
ly agreed to.
SOLDIERS GRAVES.
Mr.. Capers presented petition from the
ladies' OF the Hollywood Memorial Association
asking the gift by the city OF sufficient
number OF the cobblestones now being taken
I'D in the repaving Of Broad street, 10 be
delivered i'm Hollywood cemetery, for the
purpose OF paving the cutters on Gettysburg
Hill. At the request OF Mr. Cspers this Pc
tiiion was referred 10 the Committee on
Streets.
NEW FIRE COMPANY.
Alderman Josiah Crump offered a resou-
ton looking to the establishment OF fre
company to be located within the bounds
ries OF Charity street on the south, Federal
on the north, First on the east, and st.
Peters on the west.
On his motion this resolution was referred
to the Committee oa Fire Department.
He said the buildings in this portion OF
the city are all OF wood and fire company in
this vicinity is greatly needed.
TELEPHONE.
Mr.. Hill offered resolution providing for
a telephone 10 be placed in the Council
chamber, which was referred to the Commit
tee on Finance.
PRESIDENT PRO TEN.
Mr. Otlev said that in consequence OK the
Illness OF Mr.. Bass, the president OF this
Board, and the fact that it was incumbent
upon the president 10 sign many important
papers. he thought IL advisable to elect
president during the absence OF Mr.. Bass.
and he placed in nomination for president
pro tenn. Mr.. Crenshaw, who was unani-
mously elected.
JOINT SESSION.
Mr.. Dickerson offered a resolution request
Ing the Common Council 10 meet this body
in Joint session on Monday evening, July
Both, for the purpose OF filling the vacancy
IN the Board OF Police Commissioners TO be
sccasloned by the expiration OF the term OF
Mr. Z. It. d. Myers.
The term expires on the 10Th instant.
On motion OF Mr.. Capers the Board ad-
iourned to meet in regular session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-10
VETERANS oTTHE OLD FIRST.
LargeiJ-Attended neeting-ReuniOn
aud Other Matters Considered


The meeting OF the Veteran Association OF
the Old First Virginia regiment held last
night at the Office OF the Virginia Fire and
Marine Insurance Company was very large
ly attended.
Comrade James T. Vaughan submitted a
report In regard TO expenditure OF money
subscribed fer Comrade William Lawson.
Comrade w. II. Dean reported that Cap
tain Henry Harney, now in New York, has
authorized him to sell lot belonging TO him
In Hollywood for the benefit OF the old
First
Comrades Jefferson Vaughan, James Phil
lips, w. Ii. Rockingham, w. ii. Dean, and
j. A. Meanley were appointed to make all
necessary arrangements as to the re-
union on the 18th instant. Blenner's Park
was again suggested as the place for holding
the anniversary, and grand time is ex-
pected.
A movement In regard to uniting with the
present First Virginia regiment was dis
crssed. and Colonel Palmer was appointed
TO confer with Colonel Bidgood IN regard TO
this matter, with authority to appoint COM
mittse OF three for further conference II
deemed advisable.
Colonel Palmer stated that he had received
notice from Governor Lee that the Governor
was In possession OF flag OF the old First
found in Colonel Lewis b. WillIams's effects,
left after his death. at Gettysburg. Colonel
Palmer said he would see the Governor and
report what would be the best disposition to
make OF the flag.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-10
National Educational Meeting ss san
francisco.

On account OF the National Education
meeting q: san Francisco. july 18th ~ 10th.
the Pennsyyania Railroad Company place
on sale at Washington round-trip tickets, TO
be sold until July 10th inclusive, at rate
from " Washington OF $3.50. The tickets
limited TO thirty days going, and good TO re-
turn 10 starting point until october 18th;
no stop.oyer privileges being allowed east oil
the Missouri river.
Sleeping. car accommodations from Wash
ington TO San francisco, one double berth
to each person, S22 Any information re-
rardlng this excursion viii be gladly fur
nished on application to x. 4. Parke, agent
Pennsylvania railroad. Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-10
Pranerfx Trausfers.

Richmond: septimsa Barnett to city OF
Richmond, 6s feet on Leigh street corner st.
Peters, $4,000: Lewis NJ. Carter's executors
10 G. W. Woodbridge, "a feet on Belyidere
street between China and Holly, $3.50; Peter
l.. Destler's trustee to Sarah II. Ferrand, 25s
feet on Lester street. $204; Clarence Payton
and wife TO william Mayo, 81 feet on Williams
street near Oak, $1,000; Harrison Robertson
10 John A. Mol, 25 feet on sixth street rear
Leigh, $3.50; Z. c. TinsIey and wife TO j..
Il. and J. IL. Rose, As feet on Twenty.seyenth
street near o, $64S.
Condemnation orders: J. w. Shields, W.
J. Westwood, 4. w. Trsylsr, aud John n.
Hobson's estate by city OF Richmond for land
Necessary to widen and extend Twenty
second street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-10
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.. p. ". commits.
sioner'z ssle OF store and dwelling NO. ioi1
east franklin street, With lot In rear.
POINDEXTER g DENOoN, II. W., dwelling on
Cumberland street between Cherry and Lln-
den streets.
SAMPSON q ADAMsoS, p. NJ, co:nmis-.oner's
sale of q brick store on the corner of Hun
apd Fourteenth streets, Manchester
CHEWING a ROSE, r. ~, seyenty-dye New
town lots, Rockets.
GEORGE W. MAYO. ION A. w.. pssnorokers
tolls, &c.
&C. GARRISON. II A. ~, High cons'atlss ssls
OF books, &C, at 9Ji east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-10

Mr. John l.. yerlander. one OF the inmates
OF the Soldiers Home, died at that institu-
ton at O'Clock yesterday evening. He was
from King and Queen county; was seventy
seven years OF age, aud served as member OF
Company I. Twenfy-sixth Virrsnia infantry.
OF wise's brigade. His funeral will take place
from the Home at 5;3O r. M. to-day, and be
will be buried In the Scldiers section q
HollYwood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-10
v.imanl. ernnertx.

A deed was yesterday recorded 10 The
Chancery Court clerks Office from " II.
Duesberry and wife TO {. II. isgsn CONVEX.
ing Gwenty-slx feet and six inches OF ground
on Marshall street near Eleventh, running
back i3S feet TO al alley. The price paid was
5000.
A dee,l from A. L. Boul~aro aud Jsiies
Csskie. trustees, 10 j. O.. Beatt'e conveyed
$50 seet 81 ground on Lester street. running
back to James river, for the consideration OF
5000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-10

player, performed his two numbers upon
the programme exquIsltely. He Is one Of
the best artists upon bis particular insiru-
ment ever bere. and his execution Is we'll
nigh flultless.
The Amateur Orchestra played the opening
number. Encouragement" most accept.
ably. They looked quite handsome In fuil
evening dress.
The musicuies for the next month or two
are all to be held in the basement, and 1t was
gratifying last night TO see what a commo-
dious and acceptable hall this portion OF The
Academy proves 20 be. A good stage, with
footlights, has been provided.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-10
,e,I,nr L,ouor on sunday.

Polce-Justice Crutchbeld yesterday morn
ing issued summons for stephens & Butler,
The coIored proprietofs OF bar-room on
Sixth street between Clay and Marshall
streets, TO appear before him this morning
aud show cause, II any they eau, why they
should not be fined for selling liquor on sun
day In violation OF the State law and of the
city ordinances.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-10

moaths: X. J. Denny, past chancellor; Ed
ward Alvey, chancellor commander; w. A.
Watkins, yice-chanceIlors George Q. JefFer.
son, preiafe; 4. 4. Beach, keeper Of records
and seal; r. l.. Courtney, master OF finance;
TAYLOR n. Powell, master Of exchequer; r.
u. Cox, masierat-arms; John II. scuihsil.
inner guard; c. T. Blankenship, outer
Onayf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-10

Why poison the atmosphere with misera-
BILE trash when YOU can get Grand Repub.
lie Cigarro for the modest sum OF five cents
or four Grand Republic Dutlos for ten cents!
TRIBBETT Il TAYLOR, Sole Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-10

There was conversion at Clsy-street; s bap-
tlsms AT Yenable-sTset: at Bainbridge-Street,
Manchester, and at Clay-Stree:.
BAPTISc NOTES.
DR.. W. +. Hatcher viii leave Richmond TO-
morrow afternoon for New York. whence he
will embark for Europe on the Anchoria OF the
Anchor Line on saturday, July 14th. He will
be accompanied by Rev. Mr.. Thornhill. OF
Manchester. and expects to be gone three or
four months. During his trip he will furnish
notes OF his rambles for the Baltimore Bdp'
list, and will also write series OF articles on
English Baptists for the New York Eram'ner.
DR.. Hatcher will he at home this evening TO
receive his congregation and other friends
who may CALI
At Venablc. street church on sunday morn
Ing three persons were received by letter
and the hand OF fellowship was given to
eleven. AZ night DR.. Landrum preached to
q large congregation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-10
epeu-Air Concert Fund.

The collectors and subscribers will please
make payment TO Is. Nj. QuarIes. Treasurer,
1919 Main street. WILLIAM CANS,
Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-10

The bouquet OF good cigar Is recognized
by all refined people. MORA Smoke Grand
Republic Cigarros aud Bufos IN preference
TO all others. TRIBBETT q TAYLOR,
sole Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-10

From Grcenland's Icy mountains TO In
dias coral strand is where we propose to
put the Grand Republic Cgarros and Buf-
fOs In course Of time.
TRIBRErT & TAYLoR, Sole AGENTS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-10
ur w..u,ev oua,ieex

Mr.. John A. Mesney yesterday qualiaed
as City Collector OF Delinquent Taxes, aud
will take charge % the boOSs OF that Office
fo.dav
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-10

Ata regular meeting Of Hines Ledge. No.
IL. Knights OF Pythiss, held at Schiller Hall.
District Deputy Grand Chancellor John II.
Southxil, assisted BY Past Chancellefs o. N.
Keiningham and w. d, Courtasy, isslAIlsd
thA taIlsuins o11cen for Ia ensuing ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-10

For all evils arising from dsordered stomach,
inactive liver or constpated habit, TARRAsTs
SgLTZER APERIESr Is - delightful remedy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-10
Our Hank Rusine,s.

Mr.. J. II. Witty, Brsdstreevs Richmond
agent, has compiled the ciesrin2s OF The
Richmond banks for the past six months In
comparison with a ike period OF 1881, as
follows:
1887. iess
t3s,2qs, fo2os. ti2,i0SSlasa
Increase OF clearlngs over 1881, $685.
9l0.27.
This" says he, "ls moro significant
when the fact Il taken into consideration that
the cearings Of most OF the other large cities
show decrease for this period of 1885,"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-10

You can't afford TO laugh, dear girls,
Unless your teeth are white as pearls
Unless your mouth Is pink and sweet
Al your two lips in rosebuds meet;
And you cannot supply this want.
But through the use u SOz0Donrl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-10
rinnncc Co,n n.lffse.

This cothuittee met In the Chancery.C Court
room at 8 O'Clock yesterday evening and
transacted some routlne work
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-10
PERSONAL.

nook AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID KxEcuTKD AT THE DisfAgoA-FRiNT.
N0,Aousx