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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
Marriage OTMr. Clarence 4. voolfolk
aud Mrs. Burks.

Yesterday afternoon al o'clock Mr..
Clarence A. Voolfolk, Of this city, aud Mrs.
+. +. Burks were married at the residence
OF the bride, IN Alexandria. by Rev. DIR.
Sutter. After the ceremony, which was
quietly performed Ia the presence OF few
relatives and friends. the young couple took
the train for the North
Mrs. Burks was Miss Lloyd and her first
husband was son OF judge Burks, OF Lib
erly. Mr. Voolfolk, who Il well known here,
where be has slways lived. has for several
years been q promising figure IN journalistic
circles. recently editing the critic, a society
Nond d'y-morning paper published here. Dir.
Voolfolk IS very popular, and Mrs. BuIks
made many friends during her stay in Rich
mond this winter.
After the bridal tour Mr.. Voolfolk and
his beautiful bride will 70 TO Cleveland, o.,
their future residence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
THE LIBBY PRISON.
PROPERTY STILL HELD BY THE oRrGI-
NAL OWNERS
Removal Cannot bs Made Until AL the
Payments Have Been Net BY
tho Purchaser.
A dispatch dated Richmond. Va, Nav 10,
1888. which appeared in the Chicago Herald

dispatch dated Richmond. Va, Nav 10,
1883. which appeared in the Chicago Herald
OF that day, SAYS:
"The Oh Llbby-Prison building WAS to-day
turned over % ". n. Gray, OF Chicago, iis pur-
chaser. the price paid teing. u - said, $4,000.
Tho Work ot removing the historic structure 70
Chicago. where it viii ba used a. museum.
viii begin at once. Side tracks viii be run
alongside the building, ehicn will b. tsken down
piecomeal and carefully removed. 40 hat IL may
be set up in Chicago exactly as 10 stands here To-
day. some feeling hes been expressed a. This
city against permitting the removal o. the old
landmark, but tho general sentiment "a that, a.
Mr.. Gray has bought and paid for the building.
no obstacles should be placed Ia the way OF his
disDosing OF it ss he sees nt Tho prison n be-
ing visited by hundreds OF citizens who wish %
look for the last time upon what has been Rich
mond celebrity for twenty-three years, and
witch now goes 70 tbs shores OF Lake Michigan.
where it will be even more OF an attraction to
the cGriOus'
Colonel William II. Palmer. one OF the
owners OF the old prison, was shown The
above yesterday afternoon, and be at once
pronounced it erroneous.
e" Blr. GRAY has bought the property, but
has not paid for IT," said be, "and he
cannot remove one brick or One Shingle
until the entire s23,3O0 il paid. Il was
agreed between rs, aud there are papers
fourth cash and the bslauce in three notes,
one maturing the lSt OF July, another the Ist
OF October. and tho last one the lst OF next
January. The one fourth cash was paid in
February, and have never heard from Mr..
Gray since"
And The Colonel picked up the paper and
read the paragraph over As 20 side tracks
alongside OF the building they arc already
there. and were there fully ten years before
Mr.. Gray ever contemplated buying the pro-
perty. And "a 10 the feeling expressed
against the removal do not bear word.
That the prison Is being visited by hundreds
OF citizens is partially true. For the last
twenty years people have been visiting The
prison, and so that Is no new thing, aud Mr..
Gray's purchase has not added one visitor or
taken one away. But the people who 90 TO
see the prison are not citizens Of Richmond;
they are visitors. There have been fully 300
persons there to-day. The New Englanders
who came here from Washington Tuesday
night have been down there to-day in swarms
with their wives and daughters. IL Is diff
cult at times 10 do any business at all on ac-
count OF the disturbance of people who want
to see the building, and yet IL Is hard 20 re-
fuse 70 let them In.
no." added Colonel Palmer. as he hand
ed back the paper. "Mr. Gray can get the
building when he pays the three notes which
hold. but not until then. and be can't move
the property until them
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24

JACKSON WARD.
for Commissioner OF the Revenues
j. W. HALL
For High Constable:
J. j. RILEY.
FOR Board Of Aldermen:
4. j. BROWN.
JOSIAH CKUMP.
For Common Council:
T.. l.. CARTER,
ROYAL WHITE,
JOHN MITCHELL, Jh,
JAMES II. HAYES,
|. v. CARTER.
For Justices Of tho Peace:
EMMETT G.. PRIDE,
HENRY G. NIEk,
ROYAL RACKS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
PardODed Yesterday.

Governor Ice yesterday pardoued William
c. Fields, who in February, 1883. was con-
vieted 10 Buckingham county OF feionious
cutting and sentenced to the penitenliary Tor
one year.
The cutting was the outgrowlh OF diili-
Guilty which Fields's younger brother mad
with man named Ped Poor. The latter
kDockedthe younger brother down. and then
the elder Fields cut him with knife for It
and was convicted.
The application for clemency was signed
BY several Of the Jurors and nany cilIzsnss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
Fast Driytny on Main street.

A man with horse attached 10 buggy
drove up Main street and turned into Cover
nor yesterday At a rate OF speed that would
not be allowed in any other city OF this size.
As ne dashed INTO Governor he narrowly
grszed gentleman who was on crutches,
aud who by timely effort luckily sue
ceeded IN getting out Of the way.
Public sentiment Is rapidly rising against
the idea that our great thoroughfares can
be used u speeding tracks, and the hrst
serious accident thaL happens viii he io'-
lowed by such an outburst Of indignation
rs will cure tie evil.
Now that we are city we ought to drop
ViIlnrp cIIsfnrns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
THO Steamer Ariel

This fayOTlle steamer resumes her trips
between this city, Norfolk. and Old Poipt
this morning. For toe past three weeks the
Ariel has been receiving her regular annual
redtting. The work has been done here and
by Richmond mechanics under The uperYi.
sion OF Mr. l.. Il. Tatum. vice president.
The Ariel has been supplied WITH new
steam chimney, and all Of her machinery has
been thoroughly overhSuled. She has been
handsomely painted, while her saloons have
been furnished with new velvet carpets,
French plate mirror, new piano, furniture,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
A warning.

The Independents wifi to-day make a
dash 10 capture several OF the vards-Aar-
shall and Clay particularly.
All voters are urged TO 20 to the polls.
II you want a truly representative COun-
Gil don't give the enemy an opportunity 10
run in any OF their men.
Remember that with slack vote We will
be in danger.
Vote early this morning.
Sean your ticket closely, else you may be
deceived by bogus ballot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
Richmond Theatre Tonight.

Tonight Al the Theatre Grau's Comic Opera
Company will present "GiroBe Gpoha.' y
This "a the first performance OF the engage
m~nt for one week, with saturday and wec-
nesdsy maiinees. The operas viii ne
changed nightly and the prices are moderate.
This compsny has done large busiaess ior
the psst fourteen weeks In tue South, aud
the management OF the Grau Company ieel
confident that the week In Richmond WI Dc
~ successful ~ it has been In New 0sD1nA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
pnitea CoIIrt.

The following were the most important Of
the cases tried ~ this court Yesterday:
NJ. Slater, a coored female, charged with
being disorderly in The street and abusing
and threatening 10 shoot Emma Wells, was
required to give bond for Der good behavior
for twelve months.
Philip Comry (soloredl, drunk and threat
enlng to Kill Edmonia COmry, bis wife. Sc
curlty required for twelve months In the
sum Of $500.
Benjamin Harris (colored). asssulting,
biting. and woundlng Nelson Harris. Con-
tiuued until to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24

The Fair and Baztar at the Armory con.
tinues to attract large crowds, notwilhstand-
ing the inclemeut weather.
Last night Hon. $. Il. Wit was ahead Tor
The piano lamp, Father Terney for the
horse. Mr.. !. B. Kirk for the diamond ring,
J. IL. Whutv for the gold.hcaded umbrella,
Mr.. John Finncgan for the most efficient
policeman. the Calyet Club for the book
ease, Mr. l.. Fox for toe wstch-chain. Miss
Maggie Kelley for the watch, Miss Mary Car
rol aud Miss Ida G. Berry won the badges,
and Mr.. j. +. Lewis was ahead Tor the gold
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24

O'Clock. aud large number OF them called
Mt the Executive Mansion, and were received
by the Governor and Colonel B. o. Jimes,
OF bis staff.
Tbis over the visitors repaired to their re.
spectiYe stOppin2-places and took dinner and
left at 2:30 on a special traIa for Old Point.
The city could hardly have been visited un-
der less favorable weather, but they were
given hearty welcome and their Richmond
brethren were glad to have them here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
Colonel AyIesi's Grafoful AcEnow
Judgments.

In a letter received by Johu w. Frazier oi
Philadelphia. from Colonel William II. Ay-
lett. the writer says:
"There were many things ] would Ike TO
have added 10 my lecture In the way ~
thankful recognition OF kindness and c0urie-
sy extended to us. take this the fret op-
portunlty since nv return home OF doing so.
I'm behalf OF Mrs. Pickett and her son, Mayor
wilkinson and VIE. and OF myself and little
iiOwer' | want yOU 10 make special, strong,
and grateful acHnOwlcdgments 10 ihe Mayor
II your noble city for his thoughtful kind.
ness in tenderiDp the use Of TOE ciiy'S steam.
er 10 us; 10 cX-Mayor Stokley for so gene
rOusly extending every hospitality al his
command; to General Wagner for the great
pleasure afforded Il, at Grard College. and
10 ey-Nayor Fox for bis personal attentions
and graphic explanations and Illustrations OF
how our money is made.
"Such OF these gentlemen rs may be
single 10y their winning and pleasant ways
would not lind n hard to capture other re-
bellious hearts than those Of the ladies' and
gentlemen OF our party. Bring them all 10
Richmond With the Philadelphia brigade.
our pcople will surround them with an ~
mosphcrc Of friendship and love, and no
more acceptable orator than Colonel Me-
Clucr can represent them"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
W. Caben Trusman. commi..ioner.

W. Cabel Trueman, OF the Dispatch office,
Il commissioner Of deeds, aliidavlts, &c, for
the following states Alasams, Connecticut,
Florida, Georgia, Massachusetts,, Mississippi,
New York, North Carolina. Pennsylvania,
South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, aud West
Virginia.
Messages left for him will be attended 20,
and aflldavits and Acknowledgements will be
taken ANYWHERE 10 the CITY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
THREE CENTS PER COPY.
Mobile, Chattanooga, Atlanta, and other
southern cities.
Seats ar. now on sale; 1t costs noshingto
reserVn them.
A mnrx.linns nt.naxerx.

What the electric are lightls toilluminanfs
or the telescope 10 optics, Professor A. Loi'
sette's system Of Memory Is 20 the develop
ment Of this faculty. We can't describe Il,
but we do advise every reader to send at
once to Professor A. Loiseite, s3I Fifth ave-
nue., New York, fora prospectus, giving de-
tailed information OF this most marvellous
discovery OF the century.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
Pickett.s Wen Meet Tonight.

A general meeting of the survivors Of
Pickctts Division Association Will be held
at S O'Clock tonight at the First Regiment
Armory. A full Attendance OF the members
Of the association is desired. "a matters Ie-
lating 10 the monument 70 be placed on
Gettysburg Hiil IN Hollywood and other i'm
portaut business will be considered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
Delegates 20 the ffoanoke Conven-
ffoa.

The flremen OF Richmond met last night
in the Hustings. Court room and elected the
following delegates 10 the Flrcmen's Con.
yentioD, which will meet In Roanoke, Va,
next month: Messrs. James X. sheppard,
l.. w. Dorset, John +. Botto. J. ii. Red.
wood, X. A. Hughes, r. ii. Fisher, j. j.
Powell, W. II. Epps, w. G. Fuller, and n.
d. Groons,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
A Cnmninte snecex.

The painless extracting OF teeth Yesterday
afternoon AZ Or. G.. Smlth's odice. Asa Broad
street. proved a complete success. Long be-
fore the appointed hour his parlors were
filled with patients awaiting their turn.
These operations were rendered painless BY
the use oi Steinau'S Local Anasthetic. DIR.
Smith has the exclusive right OF this anas-
thetlc for the city Of Richmond. The fol-
lowing Il one OF the many testimonials:
Il affords me great pleasure 10 bear testi.
mony 20 the fact thst yon have. by your
painless process. extracted four teeth Tor me.
| would adviSe all others desiring painless
operation 10 give you call.
"NeTy respectfully. Sc,
- FRASK i. BENEDICT"
TO THIS cln be added the testimony OF City
others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
AnniyerSary Exercises Last Night OF
Thts COiored Institution.

The anniversary or graduating exercises
OF the Richmond Theological seminary were
held in the First African church last night,
and the large room was filed with an audi
ence OF mtelligent-lo0king col0red citizens,
notwithstanding the rain and the fact that
| exercises at the Harlshoru- Memorial College
and services in several OF the churches claim
ed the presence OF many. The platform was
occupied by the members OF the faculty and
Ors. Cooper and Goodwin. the Rev. Richard
Wells, and Rev. 4. Bings, Jr., OF Mancnes-
ter.
The exercises were opened with music by
the choir OF the church. which was followed
| by prayer by the Rev. Wells. After further
music and brief Introductory remarks by
| President Corey the first address was de.
/ livered by A. }. Brown on "The
| Bible Confirmed by Recent Explorations"
/ The next address, by A. b. Coleman,
was on somewhat kindred subject,
=" The Rise and Fall OF Empires in the Light
/ OF Prop1esy." The addresses indicated IN
! intelligent study OF Old.Tesrament history
| such as would be found m any OF our theO-
! logical seminares.
/ DR.. Cooper. one of the trustees, expressed
| his high appreciation OF the work OF the
! seminary in the past and hts confidence IN
| its great future.
Dr. Goodwin then addressed the gradu-
ating class, elOquentiy portraying the essen
ul characteristics OF successful Gospel
minister.
After Dr. GoodwIn's address Presi.
| dent Corey presented the diplomas and
conferred toe degree of Bachelor Of
Divinity upon the two graduates, A.
J. Brown, aud A. B. Coleman. the first
graduates OF the Richmond Theological
Seminary. The president also announced
That lhe trUs cos had conferred the degree OF
Doctor Of Divinity upon Rev, Harvey john
ston, Of Baltimore. The bencdicti0n was
pronounced BY Rev. Mr. Blnga.
This institution, formerly known rs the
Richmond Institute, has become by legal co.
actmeut the Richmond Theological Semina-
ry, with fun power 10 confer degrees. There
is also in connection with the seminary
course an annex or preparatory department.
The attendance during the session Just
closed was siNty-twO. The present gradua-
ting class IL small I'm consequence OF the trus-
tees and faculty raising the STANDARD OF the
course OF study.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
PERSONAL.

rVO TIE CITIZENS OF CLAY
4 WARD: This a. "a certify ihat Al Not A
CANDIDATE FOX CITY cot sell
my 2l-lt' JAMES 4. WALl.ES.
IL OUR NAMES APPEAR on ANY
1 TICKET OTHER 4HAN THE REGULAR
DEMOCRATIC TICKET 70 is without our sano-
ton. Respectf4liy.
THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES OF THE Cfrr
Og MANCHESTER my 2Llr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
Our Ticket.

Al each voting precinct to-day there will
be q Democratic ticket-holder, who will fur
nsh 10 voters the true-blue ticket; but al
the same II Is the duty q each citizen 10 read
bis ballot and see that ii contains The names
Of those Who were nominated nj the Demo-
cratic primary. The names will DC readily
rprocniZel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
Citx Circnit Conrf

The spring term OF this court began yes
terday--Judge Welliord presiding. A few
trlfing causes were dismissed and petitions
fled In one or more chaucery caLseS. This
tern would have commenced on Monday
had not the trial Of the Hubard- Brown case,
begun during special term, been then In
progress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
hTwMER EsAaOKra.

G'NOWDEN HOUSE. NEAR FRED
- tMCkSBCRG, NA.-1i!s delightful coun-
irg resort VIII bo open for tn' season on JUNE
i-r If g. situated on ito hcirits overlooking
ftcIcr.rt.iurg. ono mile from ths railroad de-
pot Inrae passenger trains daily-North and
south Hcaihy Aign, and niry. Board mode
raie. For further particulars address LOCK
Bon 2.J fredericksburg. "a. iny 21-CJibt
TNHE PRINCESS ANNE.
1 VIRGINIA BEACH, VA.
A CHARMING, NEW, AND PALATIAL
HOTEL situated on the Atlantic Ocean, eighteen
miles east Of Norfolk, Va.
opens JUNE l-T au1 romans open throughout
the year. i delightful summer and winter Te-
sort.
ror descriptive pamphlet, torms, etc, ad-
dress y. ". ALNY,
my 1-Iu. .1ht ~u-it Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24

Jus' open tho door Tor her and NrI winston
will prove no American Florence Nightingale
u the Nursery. OF mis- we aro 10 sure that va
will teach oar "Susy" % cay. "a blessing on
Mr.. Winsow" for helping hor TO survive AMI
escapo tho gripping. collcklng, and teething
siege. MkA MlNSLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP
relieves thu child nom pain aud cures dys-
entery and dialThwA Il softons the gums. ro-
duces inflammation. curea wind-cUic. ani car
rios tno infant safely through tho tcathing po-
rioi Il performs precisely what IL profc-sos 20
perform, every part of it-nothing lees W9
have mover seen Mrs Wlns.ow know her only
through tho prel ara i0n Il her "sooihins
s1up for Chi,ucn resthinT' u w. hal tho
power we would maao b 'r, as 5he Is. q physical
saviour 10 tho infant rae. Sold hy all drug
g.siA % conlt q hlttlA an l0onl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
Tho Acting MaYor,s veto.

A meeting OF the Common Council will
perhaps be called soon-may be tomorrow
nighL-to consider the Clry-sircet railway
ordinance which Acting-Mayor Bass vetoed.
The veto IS under Seal and cannot be
opened until it ia considered by the Council.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24

In its effects and most useful in its application.
tho fragrant SozoDONr has become tho most
popular dentrlGcc IA sNstenco. Tia used aud
praised by everybody.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24

TORSALE, ,AYOUNG HORSE, In
4 sound and roliable afraid o. nothing. [c2A
suitable for a lalys driving, can be- bought low,
as oWner has no use for Inn. Apply A. W. u.
SUrHERLASD'S stable. my Z3-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24

For s.lo by the following druggists: Polk
west Main. a. L. Johann, S23 wesf liain. q. ".
Laumcr. 500 west MARSHALL; Cary Bros, 80
leigh. Harrison x Fierce, bgoai - Foushee; l.
b. Thomas & Co, 2li Broad; a. g. teoel, Jr., ~
Co., 50 d Main; b. b. Dupuy. 40 Broai; W. J..
Moody. Manchester auI Virginia. a.. VI. Shsild
q Co, 300 oas. HGr,hStl; A. o.. SneilIngs Bro,
Manchosier Va G. +. Saucr & Co. I'm y
broad; q. A. Golden. 5i2 north l1th; 4. &. Lewis,
90 east Leigh: q. T.. Lows. east Bread +. T..
Reese < Co., SD. east Marshall. G. A. Berrian, -
north IAN: O.. hoocr,s Baker, 9l9 easi Main;
Briggs Bros. ist s. Main: i. i. Morrison, 25.5 east
Br0ad: G.. ". Turner, @i19 east Main J. W..
Fiayser. l5ls Main, ". h. scott, ian Frank
i'm; ". D. Phiip- 5,h Naia; L. +. koutt. III
cast Main. Z. Neguer 52g Broad; ". " VII
hams, 2ll6 Nouablo: a. H. RObins, i23 north 81 /:
J. a. Bocg, So Broad; q. r. Reed. 5ol 2Sth; }. l.
Boyeridce. 3}3 Rruok. l. b. sale, @Oi Ncnable:
D. BAR broad j 9Th. ap p>d-eOdDyD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24

Remember the Afternoon Tea for the bene-
Gt OF the Hollywood Memorial Association
at soldiers Home Ihur.d,y afternoon, 3lst
instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24

n combat among friends. and TO The victors
all generous and honorable men will now rem
der that unstinted and earnest support which
will make them inyincible IN the presence oi
the common foe.
Our nominees are among the most intelll-
gent. substantial, aud puollc%pirited of. oui
iellow.ciiizens; they are men OF character,
who have the best interests Of our growing
and prosperous city At beart, and who VII
by diligence, fidelity, ana economy in the
discharge OF public trusts. as we'll - lbs wise,
public. spirited. and prudent legislation do
all IN their power 10 promote the develop
ment Of her numerous industries, and 10 lend
her helping hand IN The career of RAPID
growth aud prosperity which the future has
IN store for her.
Therefore Il Is that We confidently appeal
10 all OF our icllow-cIiizens who love tleir
cieiy. desire 10 see her helutiied. and who
have an interest in the prosperity, p ace. and
happiness Of al her people to support Inc
nominees OF the Democratic party In The
contest Of to-day. Respectfully.
Inrrts 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
West Point Atenner.

There Will be no steamer from West Point
10 Baltimore boy the York-Riyer Line to-day.
The schedule will be resumed tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
Rvs,NES. opPosr1sirrEs.

ID DESPONSIBLE BUSINESS MAN.
III AGER, somo capital. would represent re-
.pOnsiblc concern. Or manage hotel, 90 any part
United states References exchanged. ChES-
MAN. a Bcekman street, Now York. my All
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
Most Remarkabls

Sluggish liver or inactive bowels urged into
activity by a pleasant dose ot TARRASrs SELrZEz
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24

The MARYLAND LIFt-INSC SCRASCE COhPA-
ny. Of Baltimore, WILL MAKE CONTRACTS
WITH RELIABLE MN who can successfully
cangass for Ll;e Insurance upon tho mOst siSan-
taceOus terms.
this company has no general agents, but th9
full CON pensalon Il paid din,rt % tho local OF
Special Agent who secures the risk.
Persons who can defnoastrata beyond doubt
that they can successful = canvass Tor business
will be emuloye1 az special AgsBts.
'iAls company has paid 10 pOtcy-holders or
za'ioD.
40 clalm has be0n resisted. delayed. or com-
promised, but all hays been promptly paid al
maturity
For further Information address the Company,
No. ~ hOutn strcet, BGltim0re, hd.
WILLIAM H. BLACKBOARD, President
AGENTS WANTED ia RichmOnd. Alexandra.
Fredericksburg, narrisOaburg. and Ia each
county where agencies have not Doen estaD-
lished. my INV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
large stock Of Hefrigerator.,

Dry Air and others. Low prices.
jouN Bowers,
No. Governor street.
Richnond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
an ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
A letter from Cardinal Gibbons TO
PreatcenG GIennnn. n.OFfheI.C.B a..

President Glennnn. Oi tie ]. 4. Is. 4.
The following letter from his Eminence
Cardinal Gibbons 10 " Glenntn. Esq of
Norfolk, president Of tbc iu'h Catholic Be-
neyoleut Union. containing an acknowlrds-
ment Of the Holy Father, Pope Leo Kill,
OF the congratulations Of the union on tee
recent occasiou OF bis Sicerdotal jubilee will
be read wlth interest by all members OF TIE
union resident in Richmond aud hy the
friends OF Hon. \. M. Kelley, It's former
prgeflrnf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
FVIE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE
pE 1'tgW NrrDqupV


Tho following "a An extra,s from a iotter writ
ten to the German Reformed NssssH9,y, at chaua'