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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-04
Communicated

Married, Wednesday, June 20th, at 3
O'Clock +. NJ, by Rev. Or. j. II. Harding, at
the residence OF the brides parents, Mr..
joan william Meneiee TO Miss Emma Vir-
gina, daughter Of Dr. John l.. and Mrs.
Fannie A. williamson, Of Graham, y. c.
The bride was given away by her brother,
Mr.. Edwin II. Williamson, and Mr.. Charles
B. Nelms, OF Virginia, oiliciaied as best msn.
The marriage was very quiet, none beng
present except the members OF the brides
family and Ncssrs. o. w. Dudley and w. A.
Holland, OF DanyiIle. Va, and Robert Gallo
way, OF Reidsyllle, n. e. After taking lunch
the happy couple left for Tate springs,
Tenn, where they will spend their honey
moon.
Mr. Mepefee was formerly Of DauyllIe. Va,
and is well known in Virginia and North
Carolina society. The pretty blonde bride IL
a lovely character and charming n her origi-
nal manners. She a granddaughter Of the
late Edwin VI. Holt, oi Alamlnce county, y.
c., and a niece OF COlOnelT. NJ. Holt, Demo.
cratic nominee for Lieutenant. t.Gogernor OF
the Old North State.
May the entire lives Of the newly.made
husband and wife be one perpetual honey
moon IS the sincere wish OF their very great
many friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-04
OPEN-AIR CONCERT.
A Great Crowd at the Rev Reservoir
tn Hear II.

The first OF the series Of open.uir concerts
was given ut the New Reservoir Park last
night from $50 TO 10 o clock, and the music
was heard by thousands OF men, women. and
children. The crowd was something almost
unprecedenied. For several hours before
the time for the concert to begin all OF the
wesi-bOund cars On both the electric
aud horse-car lines were crowded-pack-
ed and jammed-with people, and at
times the dummy carried trains OF as many
as seven cars. There was a constant stream
OF persons pouring into the grounds, and at
9 o'clock it was estimated that there were
l.O00 or more persons at the Clty-raiway
stables who were unable 10 obtain room on
the dummy, and the same condition OF af-
fairs had existed for some bours, aud on the
Electric Line it was just as bad.
The band-staud fronts krause's restaurant,
and is entered from the Boulevard. 1t was
Illuminated with electric lights. The pro-
gramme published yesterday was carried
out, and the music was very good. The
musicians played well together. and the
strains fell soft and sweet on the night air.
The members OF the band are Messrs. lar
della (bandmaster), VOelker, Liess, W. Ores
sett, C. Blseler, william Wagener. Buck
ley, John Reinhardt, MSrtinl. A. WAGNER,
+. Gressett. Equl, Reiuz, j. B2seler, X.
WAGNER, Pulling, and Hirshberg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-04

Mission ladies'. werein charge OF the picnic.
De. Carter was nj his post as surgeon'in-
charge. and Mr.. Taylor, with corps ef as
sisiants, were general managers. Three
hundred tickets were issued, and more than
two hundred and fifty mothers and children
were in the party. Enough provisions were
contributed by the citizens to give two meals
to these during the dsy-a dinner oi sand
witches. cold tea, and milk; and supper OF
bread and butter, cakes, tea, aud milk.
II is needless 10 say how much all this was
enjoyed, and those who have contributed to
this enjoyment can have the consciousness oi
having done a charity alike blessed to them
selves and others.
II is proposed to have these excursions rs
often during the summer as means can be
raised TO defTay the expenses.
DR.. Carter will gladly call on any druggist
who will notify him OF a willingness TO con-
tribute TO the medical stores, a. there are lew
medicines on hand, and the patients yester'
dag were many.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-04
Police C0urt.

Among the cases disposed OF in this court
yesterday we're the following:
Alexander Jacobs aud Richard kain Doth
colored) were fined S. and costs each Tor be-
ing disorderly in the street.
Henry Walker and Joseph Smith two
colored b0ys) charged with stealing a box OF
cigars from Gillio & Ginolani, were whipped
IN court by their parents.
James Gum, trespassing upon the pre-
misses Of ard threatening Matte NeDable
Security required for six months IN the sum
OF 800.
Blanche Booker (colorcd) drunk aud dis.
orderly on the street. Fined s. and costs.
Frederick Johnson (colored), stealing a
silver watch aud - in money, the property
OF w. G.. Hart. Dismissed.
Charles James. a white youth, was sent To
Jail for thirty days for stealing two shirts
from Robert johnson.
Frank Burt was fined $40 and costs for
assaulting and beating two prisoners in one
Of the cells st the First poIice-stati0n, and
cursing and abusing the officers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-04
CHARGED wlTm TWO FoRGEEnEs.
Epps Valves Examination in 0ne
Case: the other Continued

Robert H.. Epps, the col0red youth ar
rested Monday afternoon by Captain Angle
on the charge Of forging the rame OF h. Il.
Addison 10 check on the City Bank for
thirty dollars. with intent 10 dcfrIud, was
before the Police Court yesterday morning
10 answer that charge. Colonel Samuel Is.
Witt appeared as counsel for the accused
and waived examination. so that the case
could 90 before the grand jury at the present
term OF the Hastings Court. The prisoner
was committed 10 Jail.
Soon after EppS walked back into The
prisoners pen officer II. d. Chesterman
served a warrant on him charging him with
forging the names ot g. w. walker a"t
others 10 a certain paper. This case Wls
continued until Thursday, rs the Common
wealth's witnesses had not been summoned.
The warrant was sworn out on The 29th OF
June, but Officer Chestermln di0 not find
the accused until after bis arrest on the
other charge.
In conversation with q Dispatch reporter
Epps. who is OF small stature, bright COM
pcXion, and with an intelligent face, said
that he knew nothing whatever OF the Add-
son forgery until MOaday afternoon, when
Mr.. Addison approached him and asked him
10 20 TO the station-house with him and then
10 the Allf hiUh. 10 Ublil Ui hllliu liAii7 ht
went. He insists, aud says that he has wit
nesses to prove that be was not at the City
Bank at all on saturday, and that he spent
the entire day at the Office OF DoctToss
NOss.
In explanation OF The Walker ease he SAYS
that be is a member n the "Young Peoples
Associations" and w.. authorized TO make
aDp, ais for money for the promotion OF the
objecs OF the organization; that he wrote to
4. j. Affair, OF the New York police, ask
ing a contribution and stating the proposed
work OF the association; that af;er lapse
OF some days Captain EppS, OF the Third
police district. received letter from Altar
saying tha he had seat money IN regis
tered letter 10 Epps, and not having re-
ceived any acknowledgment he asked the
officer 10 inquire into the matter. Captain
Epps made inquiry and the accused was
seen, but he denied receiving the money.
saving that the registered letter which he
received from Affair contained no money,
although the writer said that he made an
enclosure. and would try and secure other
contributions. The officers are firm In The
belief that ihe accused received the money
and appropriated il TO his own use. The
facts will be brought out Thursday ii an eX
animation is held.
Epps is secoEd cousin OF Mitchell, the pro-
prietor OF the Planet, and was at one time
compOsitor on that paper himself, but has
had no connection with the paper for seye-
raj months. lie cOntemplates going to Paris
to prosecute his education, and says he would
have left this week but for the trouble into
which be has gotten. lie says. however,
tnat in neither case has he done ANYTHING
wrong, and be is confident Of acquittal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-04
nfr for RnIfin,nra.

The Richmond delegates to the League OF
Democratic Clubs TO be held In Baltimore
to-day left on the York-Riyer 4:3O Z. NJ.
train yesterday for West Point, where they
took bay steamer for Baltimore. Each
member Of the delegation wore a badge.
Governor Lee, Mayor Elyson, and Colonel
TszcwelI Elicit, chairman Of the City Demo.
cratic Committee, went along as special
guests. The Richmond delegates will have
their headquarters at the Carroltou House.
Mr.. William Ryan. president OF the Clay.
Ward Actives, left by rail last night and viii
join the delegation in Baltimore this morn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-04
EEaEine" ON the Constellation.


ANNAPOLIS, MD, July 3.--The nature Of
hazing on the United states practice-ship
Constellation was learned to-day from Cap-
tain sampson, superintendent Of the Naval
Academy. lilzing has been entirely 10y
the third class and the sufferers are fourth
class men. who entered by the May eXlmina-
ton FOurth-class men were made TO chew
candles, eat soap. stanl on their heads, aud
10 use only certain ladders on the ship. The
law commands the superintendent 10 order
a court martial as soon ~ a case OF haziug
comes to bis notice lie has no recourse.
Commander G.. d. SigSbee will be president
OF the cOurt-martial. The ordering OF the
ship to return to Annapoli, Is the refinement
Of punishment to the naval cadets. They
combine business with pleasure every sum
mer by sailing north into cool ATTITUDES and
enjoying visits to summer resorts, inter-
sper.ed lelween their hard service a. sea in
working the ship as seamen and petty Off
GERS. The whole ships company will spend
the hot July days IN tins port with the
Thermometer in toe nineties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-04
Officers EuStniica.

Grand Master A. u. Bowering, Of Frede-
ricksburg, assisted by District Deputy Grand
Master J. W. White, installed the following
officers in Fiizhugh Lodge. No. 80, |. o. o.
f., last night Noble Grand, a. B. Cooke
Vice Grand, J. b. GOOdlif; Secretary.
Charles Spence; Treasurer, John Boucher;
Chaplain, r. II. NJ. Harrison; Conductor,
w. :. Ford: Warden, J. B. Winston; !;
Right Support oi Noble Grand, J. Kidd;
Left Support Of Noble Grand, Armin POllak;
Right support OF Vice Grand, Frank j..
Ford; Outside Guardian, - LOwery;
INSIDE Guardian. A. Reaves. After the
installation ceremonies there were some
interesting remarks made by the grand
officers aud visiting members, followed by
refreshments, etc., at PIZzinfs, which were
heartily enjoyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-04
TWO HEARTS TTsAr BEAT As ONE
Marriage Last Night OF 1r Ezekiel
and Miss FIcgenheimer.

There was large and fashionable assem-
blage at Beth Ahaba synagogue, Eleventh
street near Marshall, last night at O'Clock,
when Mr.. Herbert T. Ezekiel and Miss
Rachel Flegenheimer were married. The
ceremony, which was solemn and impress
sive, was performed byDr. A. Harris, rabbi
Of the congregation, and the greater portion
OF IL was read first IN Hebrew and then trans
lated into English.
Professor Jacob Reinhardt presided at the
organ, and as the bridal cortege entered the
bouse the sweet strains Of Mendessohn's
Wedding March pealed forth and on teeir
exit he played the maic ch from LOhengrin.
The bride, who was one OF the sweetest
looking that ever passed the portals OF the
sacred ediGce, had her 1.-The, graceful figure
clothed in handsome and becoming travel
ling suit Of light gray.
Immediately after the ceremony Slr. and
Mrs. Ezekiel took a carriage ana FASTENED
to the Chesapeake and Ohio depot. where
they took the sos train for old Point, New
York, Philadelphia, and Atlantic City. They
will be absent from the city about a month.
The usbers were Messrs. W. Cabeli True
man. Alfred s. Kraker. Arthur Levy, Wal
ter h. Bfauer. Henry Flegenheimer, Charles
A. Ezekiel, George d. Levy, and Benjamin
+. Weisel.
The groom is the city editor OF the Wing,
and is painslaking young journalist, whose,
talent for MS chosen profession promises
much. lie Is also the senior member OF the
frm OF ii. L. Ezekiel. Cox & Burton. city
pill. posters. The BRIDE Is the eldest daugh-
ter Of William Fleeenheimer, Esq. men,
hero the Richmond bar, aud Is very popu-
lar young lady.
Telegrams and letters OF congratulation to
.be bridal couple were receivedat the church
door fIom the following: 9ir. aud Mrs. $.
Barnhsm and ii. Z. Ezekiel, Cincinnati;
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Myers and MIR. and
Mrs. M. Umstadter, Norfolk; Dir. and Mrs.
S. kaufman. Pittsburgh; Mr.. Henry Hirsch
and wife. New York: Mr. sRd Mrs. Jacob
Klee, Pittsburgh; Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Myers, Jr., Philadelphia; l.. }. Loyenshai,
Nashville. Tenn. Misses Rosa aud Birdie
Kramer, New York; Dir. and Mrs. 5. hra-
mer. New York; Baumgarten and family,
Baltimore; Max yogel, New York; Caroline
Faith ana brothers, New York; Mr. and
Mrs. Bcsjamin Hart. Chelsea, Mass; Mr..
and Mrs. n. Myers, England. The brides
bouquet was OF German bridal myrtle In full
blossom. raised by her father.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-04
stock has been subscrlbed and The

necessary stock has been subscribed and the
WORK Of constructing the line will be COM
menced at 40 early day. When The luc l.
completed telepionic communication will be
established between Richmond. West Point,
Gloucester Courthouse, Gloucester Point. and
number OF other places In the Tidewater see
tiou. Between Richmond and West Point
.he company will use the telegraph wires OF
the Western Union Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-04
Blacx.nrrniSs.

HAVING AGAIN RESUMED BUSi-
IL MISS AZ eos norta ssssoad sfreet tncstdcor
&, mo old stsDd) whece With i0cressei fseliitss
FOR c0Eductlnr tha BLACKSMITH NOth 10 en
iis dc tagtInan ssh WORK g1arAnitei-i hhslfro
pleased q, s0ryo g., my ola DaifQls. and a. many
new one3 ~ may favor me With a cail
Very respectfully. HENRY bupr2
RICHMOND. julY i. fss2 ~ 4.5l'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-04
A. NJ. Goraon alias swallow.

Governor Lee yesterday issued warrant
OF rendition on requisitioD from The Gov
ernor OF Marylsnd for A. NJ. Gordon dfios
". III. swallow alias Law aims Porter, who
stands indicted in Howard county, Nd, for
obtaining money under false preteDees.
Colonel swallow bias been serving term
In the peuilentiary and his term is now out.
Swallow will be released from prison fhis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-04
Base-BsiI Yesterday.

Cincinnati:
Cincinnatls. ........0 0012O00 o o. 3
Brooklyns. o. 030O0 0 K g
Base-hits- Clnclnnsii-, o; Brooklyns, I.
Errors Cincinnatis. A; Brookiyns, ,. Bat
teries- Mulsne and Baldwin; Caruthers and
BushOng.
st. Louis:
st. Louis. ...........1 0 o $50 l 0 o. s
Athletics. ...........3 0 5 30 . 0X-10
Blse-hits-St. Louis, u; Athletics, II.
Errors st Louis. ); Athletics, 10. Bat
tcries- Hudson and Mlligan; Weyhing aud
Townsend.
Kansas City:
Kansas City. 2OO00OO0 o. .
Cltyeands. .... 40 | . 0 > Y .
observation-disclosures City, 6; Cleyelands. Q.
Errors Kansas city,; Cleyclands. o. Bat
teries-Fsgan and Daniels; Bakeley and
thinner,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-04
Grand Jury.

The grand jury OF the Hastings Court
yesterday returned true bill OF indictment
against Robert Epps (colored) for forging
$50 on the City Bank; also, about 80 In
dictmeuts against persons who have failed
10 pay their licenses. These indictments are
against merchants, lawyers, junk-deaers,
manufacturers, &c. The grand jury we're In
session Until late Yesterday afternoon, when
they were adjourned for the term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-04
GPace.street Property.

There was recorded in the Chancery Court
clerks Office yesterday deed from Allen G.
Collins. special commissioner, to Miss Mon
crlef L. GOddiu, conveying thirty feet OF
ground on the north side Of Grace street
between Pine and Laurel. with brick dwell
ing.house thereon, No. 708. The considcra'
tion yas 81 100
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-04

morning at sunrise, aud It is understood
that no sooner than he gets bis liberty
police officer Of Richmond will confront him
TO serve the Maryland warrant.
Swallow obtained an unenyiable notoriety
some years ago by stealing the writings Of
welI.known Confederate generals and SELL
ing them 10 northern periodicals as his own
productions. lie was sent 10 the peniteniiary
from Fredericksburg for the crime OF
forgery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-04
DIR. OpoenhIner Prcsident.

The members OF the newly.electcd Board
OF Health-Drs. w. r. Oppenhimer, lsaac
Curd, and p. B. IIarrison-hed a meeting
in the Office Of DR.. Harrison yesterday after
noon and effected an organization by the
election Of Dr. Oppenhimer as president.
1t has not yet been decided where the board
shall have it, Office, but It will be somewhere
In the central part OF the city.
Or. Oppenhimer succeeds Or. Stratton,
and to the salary OF $1,000 and horse and
buggy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-04
Eatr nnn Eennf.

A fair and festival held uuder the auspices
OF the Cleaners Missionary Society OF that
church was opened last nis ht at the Beechen-
brook chapel, near the Brook turnpike,
short distance from the city. II will con.
tinue tonight and tomorrow night, and
persons who can call to see the ladies will be
made 10 enjoy themselves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-04

Count Tolstoi. not the novelist, but the
Russian Minister 20 the Interior, forbade his
son to marry the daughter q ire famous
journalist hatkoG because be did not be-
lieye that Elikoif mad made bIs money hon-
csliy. A threat from the young man that be
would make worse misalliIncc, however,
brouOht the plreut around.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-04
Tho s,,i,b-Cod.ev Case.

No action was taken by Judge Atkins yes
tcrday looking to an investigation OF the
charge that Mr.. J. {. Smith while City Ser
geaut allowed undue liberty to ". II. Godsey
a prisoner in the city jail. IL IL understood
that after The trial OF GOdscy, which begins
next M0nday, tue Judge and the Common
weath's Attorney will make such inquiries
in the matter as they deem to be proper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-04
Cirx .rissinn rie-nic.

THE first excursion under the auspices OF
the City Mission for mothers and children
was made to Warwick Park yesterday. The
expense OF the park and transportation was
borne by n generous lady acting through
Rev. Preston Nash, who, with Mrs. Plea
SAINTS, Mrs. Jacobs, and committee Of City.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-04
ltrw. cEmESs. raasfEs. sc.

cCHOONER JOHN 4. BEACHAM
- daily EXPECTED ~lsh s.)Oo barrels ot FRESH
uOFfxAN koSKSDAlE vEnsAf, fcF salo lov
fron. WHAT sioO pafrcls oCALASD Ii ak last
r.eeiYea. AsIHon LINE received es.ly. fa:i
stock Engli<h Imported t'pHtLAcR ttshSh
tsALciSE0 Pf.AsTEx. H.iih. LAlAe, hAtki-
SloR fIkt- bhiCh. &e., ~e.. ,.oo,v
Iniportes oi Nova scotia Plaster aud NAM
fRcturer u Groond fiss.er
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-04
OUR REDUCTIONS

nre made from nxei prices For instance, all
FtNDY FRENCH SATlNES were sold at 30 and
az. yard Our price now is e5c.
onPLAIN DRESS GOODS prices are about one
laii value.
BATIsrEs ats marked down TO exc that were
BArIsTEs that wore l24c are now lOc. a
yard.
Ats,. a yard We show an immense assortment
of LAWN.
viii buy "a good pair Of GRAY H0SE-.the quality
usually sold az l5c.
viii buy a good pair of UNBLEACHED BAL
BIIGGAN HOSE worth nc.
lsc
~ 40 buy pair Of regular made CoLoRED COT
TON HOSE worth 25c.
VII buy LACE-SrRlPED MUSLIN cheap whom
sof loc
wtl buy BBOWN-AND-WHlTE MARROW
sIlIFL sEEksU CkEH-a bargain al lOc.
HALF PRICE
81. The way We sell JET TRIMMINGS.
LESS THAN COST
Will buy almost any FANCY PARAsOL now in
Bo.k.
BABY-CARRIAGEs.
Very good styles at very low prices
GIRLS TRICYCLES
a. prices far below regular list.
MOSQUITO CANOTEs.
AN sizes at very low prces
SMYRNA KJ as very low at
LEVY & DAVIS'S.
fFfcaf lUit and l0lqNlaiu street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-04
Charged wsth DeGrauding the Coy
Ipy telegraph b the DIspatch.l


PITTsBURCH, Jdy 3.-Rlchard Neyins, Jr.,
eX-resiiCnt Government Architect o. the
United STATES courthouse and pOsi.0tilce
now being built here, has been arrested
upon tle charge preferred by United states
Special Agent Brooks OF making fraudulent
claims against the Government. and thlt The
signature OF the contractor appended TO bills
was forged. This afternoon Neyins waived
a preliminary hearing and gave bail In
5000 ior trial at court. Chris. II. Magee
went on his bond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-04
Prencrty Transfers.

Richmond George Miller. Jr.. and wife
to Josie V. Eubans, wife Of Cbspmaa j. Eu-
bank, feet on Pine street near Holly. Si00.
licnrico: John II. Dinneen and wife TO T..
III puncaDson, 200 feet on Brookland street,
$500; sydney IL. Jasper and wife to J. IL.
Robinson. 80 feet on Henrico street, Si29.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-04
Concert Asan,is.

The grandsland at the New reservoir has
lust been completed. 1t Is on the west side
OF the lake, adjoining the avenue, and isspa-
cious enough TO accommodate quite i large
band. The stands in Monroe and CnimbOr,zO
Parks will be completed In about two weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-04
Drink MaItO at sods-iOun,siu.

When your liver Is out Of order your whole
system is deranged- Your blood Is impure.
breath offensive, you have headacte. feel ian-
guild, dispirited. aud nervous. Tho Bsltimore
Episcopal Esfkodisi" says: "sIxAoss LIVER
REGuLATos Is acknowiedged 20 have no equal as
a liver medicine, containing those southern roots
and herbs which an Aii-wisc Proyidence has
placed in countries where liver diseases prevail"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-04

Keep your eve on the Grand Republic Ci.
garros and Buifos II you want 10 be nc the
head OF the procession and next 10 the mu-
sic. TRIBBErT & TAYLOR, sole Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-04

II you suffer from loosene-s 0f tho bowels Az
0osTURA BIrrEss Will surely cure you. Beware
OF counterfeits and ask for the genuine article.
prepared by DR.. ]. G. B. siegert & Sons
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-04

When you visit Florida, be sure TO visit
the Silver Spring. IL is lndescribably beaH-
tifuj, and large enough for STEAMBOATS, TO
enter 1t. Grand Republic Cigarros and Buff
fos. TRlBBETT & TAYLOR, Sole Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-04

AGEEAr BARGAN.-Another lot OF those popu'
lar FIsnnel Oyershirts at 7sc. each.
WILLIAM MITCHELL & Co..
corner Ninth and Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-04
FEAaoNAL.

NxrAENING. TO WHOM 1T BE-
w Longs: S0bOdy except my manager.
Mr. HALL. BJWLfs, has a Right 20 take 0t %
giys orders. I have no agent Ais0. al In my
nafne signed contracts without nay Heihoflzs-
tom are iOeReries. kaal claims for dlre vcfk
or my es.tats y.ll b. paid ihrc8gn Mr.. Han
B0wies. A. NESTOkOHfTsCH.
~ t-sts Saroi rlll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-04

Have YOU seen the latest thing outS No,
what is il! Four Long Hayana-Filed Bufios
for ten cents. TRIBBETT & TAYLOR,
Sole AGENTS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-04

REMNANT SALE At JULIUS SYcLy & SONS To-
DAY.-Special: Three Remnant Basxets-eyery-
thing to be sold at SIC. per yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-04
sucrIos sALG. TO-DAY.

RICHMOND BAZAAR AND CARRIAGE RR-
POsltORY, II A. NJ, buggies, pis tons,
wagons. &c.
f. II. WILLIAMS. 10 \ u. and r. M.. at B15
east Main streets, gatchos. clocks, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-04

Remember the Moonlight Excursion TO
Dutch Gap on the steamer Ariel tomorrow
night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-04
AntoBi's Ece-CreanI Pariors

Thare will be no service at Park-Place
Methodist Episcopal church tonight.