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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
nERLIN,s BupGET.
Great Ceremonial for the Opening OF
TIC aRfchstAE, DC, nc
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BERLIY, June %. The opening OF the
Reicbstag on Monday promises to be mag
nifcent function worthy OF the supreme i'm
poriance Of the occasion. TIE Emperor
has personally revised the programme and
given directions for an elaborate ceremonial
such as for special splendsr and briliincy
has not attended the Opening OF the
Reichstsg since the first session OF
that body In March, 1871. Usually
the state parade has been aYoldee,
and even when the Emperor was present the
ceremony was OF the simplest character. The
preparatious fer Monday show that II is the
intention OF the new Emperor 10 inaugurste
the first parliamentary session Of bis reign
with full imperial splendor, equal IN pomp to
the memorable opening Of the first Reiehstag.
All the German federal princes have been
invited to attend. The Regent Of Bavaria,
the King OF Saxony, Prince william OF Wur.
temburg, and the Grand Dukes OF Baden and
IIesse have arrived and will be present.
The ceremony takes place in the historic
White Hall Of the old castle. The orders OF
the Emperor dIrest that the divine service
which is usually held for Protestant mem.
bers in the Cathedral be given in the court
chapel attached TO the castle. After the ser>
vice the Emperor will enter the hail in full
state, preceded by the chief court officials,
tho Yice-Grand Seueschal, and the masters
Of ceremony, and followed by the
bearers OF the Imperial insignia, which
will be laid on tabOurets on each
side Of the throne. The canopy and
hsBgings Of the throne are OF silk Of golden
color. The canopy will Be surmounled by
the imperial eagles and crows. The sword
a Ir
sen, the orb BY General StyubeTg, the sceptro
by General Strchlc. the standard BY General
BumentLalI, and the crown By Count Won
Stolberg. Then win come the EuDeror,
surrounded BY the rewnt1g federal soye-
reigns, prIuces OF the royal blood, and men,
bers OF the families Of the rcisning
federal princes. The Emperor having
taken his seat on the throne, the
federal princes and hereditary princes
will station Themselves on Gsis on the
right side OF the Emperor, ard the princes
OF the bleod and other princes 10 the left.
The Empress will proceed to the hall from
the court chapel and will be seated on the
das before the Emperor. When the men-
beTs OF the imperial family are placed the
senior member Of the Rechstag, probably
Count Non Aolike, will propose three cheers
for the Emperor. Thereupon Bismarck will
present the manusCIips VI lhc speev" io'"
The throne 10 the Emperor, who, after UNI
covering. will proceed 10 read it.
According to the semi. Official forecast OF
the speech the Emperor will explicitly De
clare bis desire TO pursue a peace-p0lIey, and
will say that, conscious Of the responslbii-
ties OF his position, he will follow IN the
footsteps OF ms grandfather and father and
devote his life to :hc welfare OF his people,
trusting to maintain the unity OF Germany
without recourse 10 arms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
DEATHS.

DEATHS.
ATKINgON.-Fe asleep IN Jesus at 40 p. N.
June q, 1888, WALTER CHRISTIAN. youngest
child Of Mary ii. ead walter c. AtSinson.
A precious one from us V gone,
A voice No loved is still,
A plAss "a vacant Ia our homo
Which never can Do nllsd.
Funeral from parsats' residence, sili street.
SUNDAY, jane 2ith, at 40 p. h.
CARRoLL-Died. at tho residence Of her pa
reots, Manchester, June q iseS VIVIAN IONE
infant daughter Of W. n. and NJ A. Carroll;
aged eve montbs and eleven days.
Inferred at faury ceInstery yesterday.
Atlanta papers please copy
DAvENPeRr.-Dlsd. June ssd. at IA. NJ. at
her fsthsr's residence, Ne. 4ib east Clay street
ANNIE THOMAS, infsa; daughter Of J. D. and
Annie T. Davenport; aged ave seaihs.
Funeral services In Hollywood a. A N. To-
DAY.
LANBERT-Disd, in Manchester. Va, June
%, 1885, GENEVA LAhBEkr. infaRt daughter Of
F.P. aad Marion ElizAbeth Lambert; aged seyon
maaths aud piseteen days.
Funsral will take place In Petersburg TO
DAY.
LEA.--Died. June %. 1883. at $50 P. ", at the
residence OF her parents. ISIS east Grace street,
MINNIE STILES. daughter Of Edwin II. and
Iatsraont at West Point
LEAKER-Dioa, at her husbands residence.
Ne. "a, corner Bslviders aud Maiden lane, Pm
day. June 22d, at twenty-five minutes 10 II
O'Clock +. NJ, MAGGIE A LEAkkH, beloved
vito Of Joha J. Lssssr, after q leng aud painful
illness. which she bore with Christian fortitace;
aged thirty-six years
A precious enc fror, us has gone.
A voice loved Is still.
A place is vacant Ia our home
Which never can he riied.
Wsniss the kind sad loyiag hand.
Thy foad and earnest love;
Our home Is DARK without thos--
We miss Tree everywhere.
Funeral a. LsurekSwses Methodist church
SUNDAY EVENING. June f4Lh- al O'Clock.
Friends Of ths family iayited 70 attend
LooMIs.-Died. at Ashiana, Va. June y. 1883.
ERNEST T., JR. son OF 4 \. and j. Burton
Loenis: aged eight montaA
FueerAl IRON sss residence OF bis frandfatser,
Sunday AFTERNOON az O'Clock.
McDASrEI.--Disd. Saturday morning, June
Esd. 1T 215 oclcck, at the residence Of hs grand
mother. Jessphias Wlikius>c, SD south laurel
svseL EAST DOLPHIN, emily child Of Howard
c. and Matte A. Mcdaniel: aged stx mosthA
Funeral will take place THIS Fanaay) MORN
ING AZ o'clock frera shs ADORE rsssdsscs.
Friends and relatives are invited u attend
WILSON died, June q. lisa a. O'Clock A.
NJ, AZ tho roei6eecc OF her uee'e, Winstoa Left
wiah, ala Catherine street. Nirs NARY RRLLk
WILSON: aged niuetesa years and Ten months-
Her funeral will take place tram the Ffrse
Beptist church Grew. Jaues Hoimeza SUNDAY
AFTERNOON a. ksik pAst eclsrk Her fxssncs
ana schsclnAiss are requested - astsn1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
The "oId Eoys'" Reunion.

A reunion OF the "OH Boys" OF Hamp-
ton Academy will take place at Hampton
July 10th, and the following IS the pro-
crane: Assemble az Bsrues's Hotel at 1880
A. 81, and march to the Armory Esll. Tx
erclses will commence at IL A. M.-Colonel
John b. Cary presiding. !. Address Of
Welcome, Colonel Thomas Tabb, Hampton,
Va. .. Response, lion. W. 7. k. Bell,
North Carolina. 3. Address, Captain W.
Gordon McCabe, Petersburg, Va. 4. Poem.
s. Song. Captain Frank Cunningham, Rich
mord. Va. Banquet at Barnos's Hotel at
y. NJ. MesIs. b. f. Huagns. r. n.
Booker, A. s. Segar, II. O. Whiting, n.
Colbert, J. J. Barne', and 4. A. Semple con-
ttilute the Committee OF Arrans emenis.
ColoRel john 3. Cary, now Superintendent
OF the Public Schools OF this city, was prin-
cipal OF the Hsmptoa Academy at the break
ing out OF the war. lie left tito enter the Con-
isderate army, and was followed by many OF
his scholars. The retniOn will no doubt be
Il happy affair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
MARRIAGES.

CHEGsTIAN-REDD.-M on Wednes-
day, June %, 1883, by tho Rev. w. IL. Young, at
the residence Of r. A. Christian, ESQ.,, Washing
ton, d. G., ROBERT W. CHRISTIAN, JR., Of Ricn-
mond, Va, to GWYNETTE W. REDD, Of Caro-
line county, Va
DOUGLAS-GoRDON at the resi-
dsnce OF the brides parents. No. 6l9 north lwen-
ty-aIst strcst. on "Wednesday evening. June n,
1888, BY the Rev. Z. ID. Piit WALLER DOUGH- AS
10 N. :. GORDON.
LINDSEY - RUSKELL-Married. Thursisy.
Juno 2lst, at the residence OF the brides father.
by Rev DR.. I. G.. Lssasll. MATTE l., youngest
dsughssr OF Joan Lindsey, ksq.. TO W. +. RUS
KILL, OF Washington, d. G., formerly OF Rich
mond
Norfolk and Phlladelphis papers please copy.
sPRAaGINS-CoFFEE.- Thursday,
Juns 81, 1873, By tao Rev T. u. Deshioll, Mr..
kICaARD n. ePklGGIN5 20 Mrs. EMMA n.
COFFEE; bJth Of ibis city.
Lynchburg and Norfolk papers please COPY
wALKER-CoLENAN.- on Thurs
eay, June q, 1873, ~ 81 James church. Rich
mond, Va, By noY. Joshua Peterkirl, D. D.,
WILLIAM JANIS WALKER 70 JOSEPHINE
IRVING. daughter Of the lats Dr.. Il. 4. and Mil
dred K Coleman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
city Circuit Court.

In this court yesterday the jury in the
case Of Daniel O'Donnell Is. the City Of
Richmond. heretofore reported, returned a
verdict for S275. Cily-Attorney Meredith
moved the Court to set aside the verdict,
but this was oycrrUled and judgment was
given by the Court according to the finding.
Damages were placed at $1,000.
The case OF Warner Moore rs. the Western
Union Telegraph Company, which is an &C.
ten for damages for an alleged error In the
sending Of a telegram by which ihe plaintiff
claims 10 have usained loss, was called, but
without entering into the trial the jury was
adjourned over until Monday. Counsel, in
the absence Of the jury, spent some time 10
the discussion OF legal points involved. Mr..
Wyndham Il. Meredith is counsel for the
plaintiff and Msior Rober. Stiles for the de-
PENDANT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

They expect 10 remain about year. the time
70 be mainly divided between France and
Germany, where they will complete their
education In the languages of those coun.
tries. They will spend q few days with
Mrs. Frank II. Crump, nee Allan, IN wash
ington before leaving. General Edgar Al
Ian win accompany them 10 New York. and
wall then take trip to Bar Harbor. Mt.
Desert, snd the White Mountains, return.
isg by Columbus, Ohio. where be Will attend
the 5stionsl sncampmenl OF the Grand Army
OF the Republic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
InEersoiI Interviewed.

CHICAGO, June ga reporter called on
Colonel Ingersoll at the hotel last night and
asked:
Were you through with your speech
when the uprosr broke cut Z"
"Cerlainly. bsd said all that 1 intended
and all that desired.
"Some people say that you ought not 10
have mentioned the name OF Gresham In
your speech"
"That's nonsense, the convention bad
adjourned; It was mass meetiag and L
Was expressly invited to speak. OF course
It was perfectly proper for NE To tell the
audience whs avn for. II had not been
invited 10 address the convention that would
have been another thing. l am for Gresham
aud said so. l always express my opiHion.
said netting against any other candidate
| simply expressed the bepe that Gresham
might be nominated. III any one objected
TO that it is because be Is for somebody
else."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
rho TyIer.rerd ntalcnltr.

In the notice which appeared in the Dis
patch p few DAYS sge concerning the assault
upon Harvey J.. Ford by Floyd Tyler the
father Of young Ford believes that iniustice
was done by not stating all the evidence In
the ease. There was no attempt 10 give the
testimony in the account published, but only
RESUME Of the main facts. 10 did appear
in evidence before the Police Court that
Young Ford was enticed away from bis
friends when he was attacked and mal,rest-
ed by TYLER, and Mr.. Ford maintains that
the assault was cowsrdly and without suli-
Gent proyocallon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
BASEBALL Yesterday.
fpz teIe0ran Nh 10 tho DisDalch. l

Baltimore
Banimores. .......2 @ o ! 0 0 1 90
tleyeIands..........0 0 0 0 l 90 2
Observation-Disclosures, 8; Cleyelauds, Z.
Trrors-Baltlmores, 8; CleyelandS. II. Bat
terles-shaw aud Fulmer; O'BrIen and
thinner.
| Philadelphia:
Phiadepbiss. .......0 0 1 90 0 . &c
New YorEs.........0 3 0 3 0 OH
Observation-Disclosures -; New Yorss,
g. Errors hiadephlas, 3; New Yorks, ..
Batteries-Cssey and Mcguire; keefe and
Ewing.
Brooklyn-ten innings:
Brooklyns.......0 0 l O 0 . 0 0 0 l.
Athletics. ........0 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 o. 3
Base-hils-Brooklyn .; Athletics, o
Errors -Brooklyns, g.; Athletics, l. Bat
teries-Hushes and Clark; Weyhing and
Townsend.
Boston:
Bostous. ...........2 $1,000 o. s
Washingtous .......0 o 0 0 0 0 . O. 3
Base-hits- Bosions, 10; Nashinctons. 5.
Errors Bos,ons, 8; WashingtOns. -. Bat
teries--Sowders and Tate; Whitney and
Mack.
Detroit:
Detrolts. ..........O OF 022 3 2-12
Indianapolis .......0 0 D 0 > 90 o. 2
Base.bits-Detlolts, Il; Indianapolis, J..
Errors etroits. 4; Indianapolis, 4. Bat
teries- Conway and Bennett; Shreye and
Buckley.
Kansas City:
Kansas City........O 0 % . 0 9 o 0 10
ST. Louis ......".....2 0 o l o 0 0 0 0-3
Bsse-hits-Kansas CITY, 0; 81. Louis, :.
Errors Kansas City, 2; ST. Louis, 5. Bet.
teries-Fagan and Daniel; Hudson and
Boyle.
Louisville:
Louisyilles ........0 24120 0 10
Cincinnaiis. ........0 | 0 0 0 2 2-l0
Observation-Disclosures IL; CncinnStis. ID.
Errsrs-Louisvils. o; Ginclnnatis, 10. Bat
teries--Ch Chamberlain and Cross; Serad and
Baldwin.
Chicago:
Cnlcagos ...........5 0 01 3 0x-12
Ptbburghs ........0 0 l 0 0 0 0 0 o.
Base-hits- Chcagos, Is; Pittsburghs, I.
Errors Chicagos. :; Piitsburghs. 0. Bat
teries: Borchers and Farrell; Morris, Staley
and Carroll.
The championship Records
The following is the Sanding Of the
League and Association clubs in the cham
ftonshfn raceS fncludins VcSterdaV's games
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
The Fire Department and the Board.

The Board Of Fire Commissioners has is
sued an order which says that 1t having been
found that the terms OF the officers ana men
Of the Fire and Fire-Alarm departments eX-
pire July 1st AZ midnight, and as it will not
he feasible for the board TO organize the de-
partments between midnight Sunday, July
lst. and Monday morning, July I'd,
IL has been determined that the members
Of the departments who shall be IN their
respective employmeuts may continue to
hold said positions until the respective posi-
tions can be properly filed by the board. II
there Is member Of either department I'M
willing to serve ia his present capacity, the
board request that be notify the secretary by
June 30tb, and the board will Gil bis place
when they come into Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
Gnnd.rnmninr serxirn,.

Special services will be held in the chapel
st the Soldiers Home this afternoon at 8
o'clock under the ausp ices Of The Confederate
Soldiers Home Lodge of Good TempIars.
Rev. $. A. Goodwin, Of Leigh-Street Baptist
chnrch. will eonduc, The services, and the
choir az hts church and Captain Frank Gun
ningbam will furnish the music. The Good
Templsrs Of the city have been specially in
vited 10 be present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

[By Auglo-Amsrican cable TO this Dispatch-l
BERLIN, June 23.-All persons prominent
In political circles here concur m the opinion
that the sPeech made by Count Kalnoky,
Austrian Minister OF Foreign Affairs, TO the
Austrian delegation. on Moadsy was tho
roughly peaceful n lis tendency.
LONDON, june 23.-All parties In the House
OF Commons are urgently whipping In their
members for q division on M0rley's motion
IN regard to the administration OF the crimes
act. The division Will take place on Tues.
day.
PARIS. June s3.--The Ministerial Council
to-day decided that II would he impoltic 10
resclnd the decree of expulsion against the
Due PAumale, IS requested by the French
Institute.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET


To-dsy's sales on Change we're very moderate
and were soon over, leaving nothing verify OF
note. The sslsl VI the week show very high
sun-cursd prices, with coaiiRsod brisk demand
tron homo buyers In brishts there vas nothing
of importaRcs done. but fair sales IA quantity Of
bright wrappers were msde, Whiie oilers we're
also In fair demand. In DARK oratnory lsaf the
market remains dun. Reggie nne leaf soid with
ont change In value since the season opoast
Crop reports srO sgitatiug the mlnds Of tobao-
coRists, and reliable data IS much needed The
week past was hot snd dry enough TO hare Sc,
tho crop lack Considerably, aud II Is go reported
from many sections
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
Hntinn EOIrf.

There were only six csses on the docket Of
this court yesterday morning, and their con-
sderation engaged the attention OF The court
but short while.
Two parties were fined g and costs each
for being drunk: one case was dismissed.
Charles Adams. 2 snail boy, CHARGED with
stealing FIVE eXcuTsion-t:ckets from w. j.
Marshall. was turned over 10 bis father for
correction.
Henry J. Tolkcr was fined $40 for doing
plumbing work without license.
John A. CootS, charged with oe'ng drunk,
was fined s. and costs and required to give
aecurity for his good behavior in the sum OF
5000 for twelve molths.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
A Northern Ran speaks His Mind.
East DERRY, n. H., June 70, 1883.

To tke Editor Of fhe DlSRGtehi
Last fall wrote TO the postmaster OF Rich
mond for copy each OF two Of the leading
newspapers published in Ricbmond. aud be
very kindly ssnr we copy each OF the Dis
patch and Wig. was very glad be seat
me the numbers be Sid, because they con-
tanned sceouals OF The laying Of the corner
stone to the monument to that warrior.
statesman, and patrios. General Robert f.
Lee. Was pleased 70 see shat Celonei Mar
shali in his erssion had got ssme Of my ideas
In regard b secessisn.
zee BY ths DepateA that the decoration
on the porch Of ssLee Hsusen included the
coat-oi,srms Of Virginia ard the Lee family.
The Legend Of the former, SIC Semper 1eon-
ms; thai Of Lee, Aoa bscarfxs Msxzs ipus
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
Tho Muate Fund.

The following is the status Of the funC
being raised for the free open-air concerts
Previously reported. sl,245; j. II. Chenery
81; Breeder, Talley & CO.'S employees, 50
three fatheress ones (paidl, 20 cents; Isadol
LoyeDstein, 81; W. ID. Sutherland. $3.50
Old Dominion Iron and Nall Works, $40
John w. Ferguson & Son (oaid), s.
Sylvanus Stokes, s.; cash, 81; Edgertou $
Rogers paid s.; Fourqurean, Price 4
IN 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

sunSsy-SchooI Association will be held at
The Fi't6-strrct church this ufterpoon.
Mlsses Lau sublett add Carrie Walden win
visit Mrs. william Hichaux, OF Powhsian,
this week.
Mrs. Sarah A. PepIe has gone TO Baltimore
10 visit relatives
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
Honor. Go a Riehmond Nan.

DR.. Frank Ryland Steel has been appoint
ed assistant demonstration Ia the dental de-
p,rsment OF the University OF Maryland,
Baltimore.
"Dr. Frank" Is son OF DR.. George b.
Steel, and graduated with distinction at the
above iastitutisn In Marcs last. lie is now
nj Old Point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
FINANCIAL.
Hrw YORK SALrrxoRs. Ann sron.
NoyD srocK KxcHAHGs&
0rlin, provisfoss co.sos. vessesA Tar
psntins Resin. fs. saa
Peasut Esrksta
Rr ,.leraph . ~, pI.p..cn.l

NEW YosK. Juns 2a--Tbe stock market today
was more stagnanl and the rec0rdcd rsDsso-
tions less then any saturday Tor many weeks
The dealings presented almos; no feature 81 IN
serest heyend no selling down % Lake shore
and the depression 81 New England. The mar
kst opened unchanged ana duh. bus prices
moved u2 small fractions. though tho rise rss
cosanod 70 fractions loss than y per ce1t Ai,sr
II O'Clock me tone Of The Market under set,nns
In Lake shore and New England, bscsme ~esisr.
and prices moved % Ia sympathy win dealinfs
In taess stocks. No ether feature - deseDpsa
aud tho market closed very dull and barely
steady ~ irregular chsngcs IRON tho opening
phces
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
NEW Y0sx. Juas ea--The weekly bank state
nsnt shows tho following chensesi keserye.
decrease 1884, 500 bosns, increase, 81 o3 100 apo
Gle, decrease. s5ei, go: legsl-tenders. decrease,
t25,loo: deposits, Increase, &i,SfSoo; ciryula-
The banks now hold 81. sS9, 400 in excess Of the
Is Der cent rule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
Property Transrers.'

Richmond: Mary T.. Elliott and Others
trustees TO Emma 5. Kelley, lot on Marshall
street between Graham and Hancock, t2.0l5;
G.. J. Hunt aud wife to Dalton Il Chappel,
23l feet on Cary str, ct between Madison and
BelvIdere, 5000; John G.. Shafer and wife
to A. Grant, 30 feet on Park ayenus near
Shaier street, $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
LOhu Jasper.

Rev. John Jasper is progressing very RI
pidly towards raising means for the COM
pletion OF his ediRce. He Is yet In Pitts
burgh. He preached last SUNDAY night to
the largest white church there. Hts deter
mlnation Is net TO come home until he has
raised considerable amount towards paying
for his church,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
AsEHrcAN ASSOCIATION.
BiddinE for n Railroad Terminus-
Fatal Runstroke.
Especial telegram TO the Dispsteh.l
III.

NORFOLK. Va, June %. The two
branches OF the CITY Council met in Joint
session tonight and considered the matter
OF making 9 proposition to the Richmond
and Dauville aud Atlantic Coast railroad
lines to make their proposed deep-water ter
minus at this PERI.
A heavy electrical storm passed over this
city to- night, accompanied by hail and heavy
rainfall.
james Street, a workman employed on the
Norfolk and Western new railroad bridge,
was overcome by the effects OF the heat this
afternoon while at work and died before
medical aid could be summoned. He was
an Engiishm4n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
FRIFNDsHIP LODGE.

At stated communication Of Friendship
Lodge, No. 10. +. and A. A. NJ, held June
Goth, the folio ing officers were elected for
the ensuing term: Worshipiul Master, J. X.
Griffin; Senior Warden, James Bradley ;
Junior Warden, John Graves; Treasurer,
J.. IT. Braxion: Secretary, ID. l.. Robinson /;
senior Deacon. David johnson; Junior Dea.
con. Henry straller; Tier, G.. W. smith ;
Stewards, Thomas Jackson and Horace
Robinson; Chaplin, II. Herbert.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

HoLBnooK, ARIZONA, June a3.-This after
noon Are started IN the southwest portion
OF the town, destroying the entire business
part including The Atlantic and Pacific de-
pot, section, house, aud large number Of
cars. The less Is net less than $2Do, 200.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
sudden Death or q Prominent Geor-
Efan.

ATLANTA, Ga, June 23-Eews reached
this city this evening OF the sudden death OF
W. IA. Parsons, Que Of the most prominent
capitalists oi Atlanta. He left here few
dars ago fer fishing excursion 10 the noun
tains Of North Geerxis. No particulars OF
lis death have been received.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
Cbar~s,, utth N~eteet OF Duty.

A meeting OF The Bssrdoi Police Commls-
siouers has been called BY Acting MAYOR
Lueien L. Bass for 10 morrow afternoon at
O'clock TO investigate the charge preferred
against Policeman John Brswn, oithe Second
district, Of neglect Of duty In being absent
from his beat one hour on last Wednesday
morning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

Loss OF sleep sustained from anxiety spent
over the little sse so slowly and pitifuliv
wasting Away from the effect OF tecthing
upflt you Tor business. why not try DR..
Blxgefs's Huckiebe.Ty Cordially
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
Temperance Meeting.

A public temperance meeting will be held
tomorrow night at s O'Clock at the Clay
Street Baptist church under the leadership
OF some members Of this church and members
OF Marshall Street Christina church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
ANIrY LODGE. 70.

At stated communication Of this Masonic
lodge officers we're elected a. follows: Rich
ard Wagner, worsbipful master; b. y.
Lloyd, senior warden: Sol J. Bnswanger,
junior warden; u. j.. Eayes, senior deacon;
J. II. Brown, Junior deacon; A. Blratt,
tiler. This lodge will meet with Richmond
Randolph Lodgefo installation and to attend
service,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
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