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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-22

McCance and VenabIe, 5000; william sinton
to Johanna Brsutig1m, "A feet on Grace
street between Laurel and shafer, si.25O.
Henrico: L. 4. Chlkley and Others 70
Susan NJ. Cbalkley, lJ9 acres on Charles City
road. sl,150: Claudius Geidrs heirs to the
Brick MonlderS Union, a acres near Thirty
arst street, to correct error; Elizabeth Rms
land 10 Jacob Ford. % 9.10 acres near Three
Chopped aud Parham roads, $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-22
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

The Board u Vlslsors will meet In annual res
sion on the lgTH or JUNE MKT. ~ which tune
state cadet appointments 10 supply existing va
cancies will DO made.
state cadet. are supplied With FREQ board and
tuition. Vacancies viii occur IN the following
districts:
l. Washington and Smyth.
W. Carroll. Grays0n. and FLOYD
TX Augusta and stanton city.
XII. CLARKE. Frederick, and Warren.
KILL spotsYiyania, Fredericksburg, Stafford.
and LOuisa.
XXI. Halifax.
XXXvl. KING George, Richmond county,
WestmOrelsud, &C.
XXXyIL Ac,oura1k snd Northampton,
XXXYnL. Elizsbesh City. Warwick, York,
James City, sc.
Applications should be addressed 20 tho Board
OF Visitors through ne undersigned before no
18Th Of June. FRANCIS II, SMITH,
my asa, ,Tu&fhJsfc superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-22
shootInr Array La,t Wight.

An aiffay occurred in bar-room near the
corner Of Graham and Broad streets last
night al twenty minutes 10 II O'Clock, III
which c0lored man named Ralph johnson
was shot, There were three negroes in the
party that dld the shooting, one OF whom,
William Haskns, was arrested by Onicers
Robins. Fore, and Brannan. The cause of
the difficulty was NOT ascfrtained. Johnson
was but slightly wounded in the right
shouIdcr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-22
.Tr,,.o tne na,ura, Bridge.

TIE ladies' and gentlemen who 10y invita-
ton Of Mrs. X. b. Snead left Richmond lase
Thursday on the Richmond and Allegheny
Iailrosd are enthusiastic IN their expressions
oi praise Of the lovely scenery along the
James and the polite attentions OF the con-
ductors. The Bridge station was reached
early in the evemng, where conyeyiuces
awqited them 10 the Bridge. Everybody
wanted to ride son top" oi the stage. which
seemed 10 be lar.e enough 10 seat an almost
unlimited number. The four miles were
driven very quickly.
The frs. view 0f this famous place. with
Il, terraced lawns, lake, and beautiful build
mgs, Is very pleasing. and the thought gives
place TO the eAJresNon, " What a dclichfut
place 10 speed ire summer" The Forest
Inn is the only one of the hotel' opsn TO
guests this early m the season. The rooms
ore nicely furnished, and after a days iour-
uey sprUg.bcd and a hair.maitreSs are =
luxury found here.
The wonderful Natural Bridge was visited
again aud again. ard each time ~ grandeur
was more impres4lv~. The Glen. with its
cool paths along CadT creek, was lovely and
FRAGRANT with wild flowers and ferns, making
one feel thst 10 lnger there Is more delight
mi than responding II ths rules Of the hotel.
N NIfn fFIU. - iflNuFi bNNA 4 ~ % - ih' .
70 which the charming "grandma' OF the
uarty can attesi, ~ she came near losing her
dinner through admiration OF the beauties
o. the Glen.
Colonel II. C. Parsons, who owns the
Bridge, showed the party many kind slten-
tious. among tho most enjoyable drive 10
the prominent points OF observation. Tue
mountains wore never q more beautiful
blue, and all nature seemed dressed IN its
best attire.
The monager. Captain Talley, was I'M
firing IN his Efforts ~ please. The deli
ci0u, bread fresh bUtter. and milk, and
other suhstantials which fill the table, speak
well ior the management of this department.
Saturday morning found the party com.
fortably seated in thelr private car home
ward bound
The same evening good.byes were 'aid
with regret. especi9lly 10 dear little baby
Elise, VINO added greatly % the pleasure OF
al. Thus ended one OF the most enjoyable
az trims
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-22

"ON TIE M0UNTAIN's BRow," Is The title
Of q beautifully illustrated book descriptive
ol those celebrated summer resorts Deer
Park and Oakland. situated upon the main
line o. the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
three thousand feet above sea level. Any
one wanting an answer 70 question now
agltating thousands Of families should write
TO Charles o. Sculi, Baltimore, Md, aud get
o copy of this pretty book.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-22

tables viii be put up during the day, and the
fair VIII be continued al the Armory to-
night With special attractions.
Bishop Keane attended the fair last evening
and gave all the children present surprise
party in the shape OF refreshments. which
they very much enjoyed. The attendance
last night was larger than any night before.
Among The visitors were Verv Rev. VIII
lebald, o. $. B.. and Fathers Roman, .. 5.
b., and Walter. O. s. B.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-22
HOTEL BURNED.
DISASTROUS FIRE AT THE BLUE-RIDGE
SPRINGS.
The Main Building Gons-supposed to DO
the Work OF an Incen-
diary.
Especial telegram to the Dispaich.l


BLUE RIDGE, VA, May 2l.-About 2
o'clock on Sunday morning Mrs. Phihp
Brown. wife OF the proprietor OF the Bl,ie'
Ridge Springs, was awakened from sleep by
a suifocating feeling, and, detecting the odor
Of something burning, she rushed into the
ball, and her screams soon aroused the SER
wants, who proceeded 10 locate the fire. IL
was found In basement room, at the foot OF
the stairs. and burning the partition wall,
which. beng Of la,hs and plaster, conducted
the flames rapidly above, 30 quick
was the work that Mrs. Brown only
saved her trunks. All OF her beaJti'
ful room ornaments, furniture, pie
lures, jewelry, dresses. &c, perished.
No cottages were damaged. IA no fire bad
been m that part Of the building II Is be-
lieyed the burning was the work OF IRE
fend. Mr. Brown was in Chattanooga, but
telegram brought him here this morning.
The building was erected IN 1878 at a cost OF
S32, 900. but the proprietor had added very
much TO rs value. There IL IN insurance OF
about SIT, 500 on the building and furniture.
An unusual number OF engagements Tor
summer guests had been made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-22
praper,y transfers.

Richmond: william Ebert TO Thomas Z.
.Iohnson. aei feet on Pine street uear Bey-
erIy. SsSs.SS; John Hunter, Jr:. and wife 70
near Rsnaojnh. s2T0; william j. Jones and
wife 10 samuel Il. lierndon, p feet on China
street corner Cherry. $3.50; @. A. Llthroptc
ssnuel p. Lathrop, personally, si,o9oi VIII
liam T. Loving and wife 70 James L. TallA-
ierro, IS feet On Riga.een.h street between
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-22
rae Ctsy-Mau workneu.

A petition from the carpenters a. work on
the new City Hall askiag for an increase OF
pay was laid before the Committee On
Grounds aud Buildings last night Action
was postponed until future meeting.
The hod. carriers on the new City HAL
bave asked for al increase OF Is cents per
day, and the application was rejected by Inc
Grounds and Buildings COMMITTEES last
nlght.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-22

About one month more and we give our
$500 Yose Plano away. Every $3.50 cash
bought OF us gives you a chance. Buy YOUR
shoes and Trunks at headquarters and get
q Piano free OF charge.
SPENCE, TYREC & Co.'S
Shoe and Trunk House,
Sl5 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-22
Found Dead In the street.

About hali-pist II o'clock yesterday
morning the city ambulance was called 10
2Ol4 Main street to man who had dropped
in the street while loading wagon with
furniture. Upon reaching the place Dr..
Pie-rcpout, finding the man dead, turned
the body over 10 Coroner Taylor. Charles
Henry Riddick was the name OF the de-
ceased, and he bad been q sufferer from
heart.di.ease for several years. No inquest
uvas hold
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-22
IHE BES7TO0TH-P0 POWDER.
Woods D8ntifriC0!
IT WUITENS TIE TEETH
II HARUeNs TIE GUNS.
Ut PUKillES THE BREATH.
II REMOVES TARTAR
IT Is FREE FROM GRIT.
II Is PLEASANT 10 TIE TASTE.
PRICE y CENTS PER BOX.
POLK MILLER 4 co.
WRITE TEETH!
Extraordinary Offer!

WOODS DENTlFRICE has long beon recog-
nizoi ana used as one of tho very best Tooth
Powders in the market FOR TWENTY DAYS
We VIII furnish p gs,. pa,fage and GIVE AWAY
a god &c TOOTHBRUSH with every box
Orders from ,Ae country must have cents in
Stamps enclose 70 cover the cost Of pos,ose.
The form8ia by which she powder Is prepared
Is that II Or. Jud. B. Weed, one Of our leading
dental surgeons. ard Is guaranteed 10 contain
nothing that can POSSIBLY DO HARM. This
OYFgR WILL POSITIVELY BE WITHDRAWN
ca the Slh "a June.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-22
Fruit Festival.

This evening from 10 II O'Clock the
Ladies' Society OF DR.. HOge's church VIII
offer (at the iecture-room) hne StrawbeTrie'
aud other fruit. Ice-Cfeam. &c, 1t prices 10
suit those who nav be willing TO call and
help them IN the benevolent work IN which
they are engaged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-22
rxcuRsloss,pic.S &c.
I AYING OF THE CORNER STONE
oF TRR
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY IN WASHINGTON,

THURSDAY. MAY 2irB
Parties going 70 Washington on that cEton
can obtain tickets from the Chief Marshall. Mr..
William Daffron, l4Ss Main street from tao cofn-
mltteo. John n. Higgins. 1910 fronklln street;
Jonn " Hulcher. 2 west Leigh. and John kyall;
also az the f0il0winR places: william k6nkfn, -
south Pine street Dr. ID. q. Fors;fnahn, ei9 west
Main street; Joseph W. LsupO. corner tirnt anf
Broad. ID. Columbus. corner Third AMI brogi.
Hurrhy's Hotel. corner Eighth and Broad; I'd
ward Cnmmins. Ninth and brpad; Thomas Leo
nArd ~ north second: Joseph Hickey. il5 vest
Marshall: Joseph Middend0rf, ~ Csry; !. r.
Winter, Twslitn aud Cary: Z. ! Ryan. i3H north
Seventeenth; John X. MoliOy, "a Main; James
Hartly. 3i3 louisiana. Phillip OSeii. 1u5 Lonis.-
ana: A. Anioui, Jr., seventh and Broad. ana &.
Brooko us easi Broad. Parties Interested arc
requested % purchase thelr tickets before
CIci0rk "Wednesday evening roe % Instant
the aids % the Chief Marshal arc requested 70
meet at no Union depot promptly aig o'clock,
with badges
slant a. 7.z5 O'Clock A. ". returning. tickets VIII
be good on any train 0p - tue 18Th, Inclusive.
8y order o. WILI1H DIFsos, Chief daTshk-
INV 22.gt D. COLUMBUS, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-22
7 ow RATES on STEAM ss5iRi
ER ARIEL
FOR MOONLIGHT AND DAY EXCURSIONS
BV WHICH
cuURcHys SOCIETIES. AND OTHER ORGAN
IzArIoSs CAN PAY OFF THEIR
IyDEBTEDSEss

This company Il now ready % engage ne pop
ui.r .TUKSUAl AND fHUksDAf AoON-
IIGUT EXCC kSIOSS" on q cheap cooperative
man without rlsx Of loes
sI.o. pay EXCURSIONS 10 Old Point. Nor-
folk. aad Virginia Beach ON avery LIBERAL ant
orcr,fa plaa 20 excursion parties
cali for circular shosink plans u excarsionA
fkvIN WKisL0kk.
Agent Virginia steambost Conpsny.
ao99-fs iii easl Main s1reek
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-22
FAIR AND BAZAAR
CACRED HEART FAIR AND BA-
ZAAR At
RICHMOND THEATRE

Being compelled b give up tho Theatre on
Tuesday night next, ge ocor the large asnort-
men. Oi FANCY and RARE ARTICLES 81 .
sacrifice.
REFRESHMENTS Ia abundance AZ city price<
my IS NKs WILLIAM RANKIN. President
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-22

Remember the GBASD sALE Of CHOICEST
WESTERN LOTS TO-DAY at 4.3O r. NJ. near LEB
MosUHRsr. see advertisement omnibusleAy
Office u J. THOMPSON BRowy & co. att O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-22
-tRAND GROVE OF VII
A-OrICE OF MEErING.
~ We. the uulersigpei. stockholders n tna
RICHMOND And WFSI POINT
TERMINAL RAILWAY

a
RICHMOND And WFSI POINT
TERMINAL RAILWAY
WAREHOUSE COMPANY.
holding together one tonth and moro OF the capt
tol stock II Tho said company, hereby call gem
erai meeting Of ne s.ockhndefri ~ ssid cuu-
pany. % boo hold as BAllari-llOuse Han. I'm ths
civ of Richm0ud. ON $40 3lsr DAY OF NAY, az
3o'cllck in the afternoon u the' day.
This cBll Is mnde FOR tho purpose N reIuirlng
che record az the pro, eec ngs oi the hoard az
Directors snd no transfer books ani sinck
ledger 20 bo produced - the stockhoiders ~ sai
of tho company: a. c0nHii ring She adFisaiit'y
Of electing 4 nov prssilcuf ami = nov board q
directors ia place 0t the present board aud %
electlng new pre8ldont nni now board ot 10.
rectors if e. shall be determined NAT W IS ~ ths
interest u The company 81 % %.
n. g. uOLLtNS e. CO.
WILLIAM LinBIY.
PJ. GOOUhAkl 500,
BLUM 2 Hr. OOAh
HALLGARTES y CO.,
RRED. iAtloH q GO.
EN. CLARA,
II. l. NICHOLAS
ISAAC J. hltf.
KOHN, pOpPER & CO.
d. HDCRAND.
3 ]. CAEhOLL,
J. D. NkNCOMBE e CO,
IlP. GOfDSCuMTbf & Co,
NELFIliIE g. CO.,
JAHkn VI. LFOfOLD e. CO.
ROlfSTON s. BASS.
G. sCHUMACHEK & 60.
MlOLlH AEtPLEk,
CAIN = CO.,
spi7d GEORGE a.. WILDE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-22
TOBACCO PREMIUMS.
WHAT is OFFERED TO EXHIBITORS OF
LEAF AT HE EXPOSITION.
Arrangements for a Grand Sale to Take
Place on October
the 25th.

Messrs. Peyton Wise Chairman OF the
general exhibit OF the Tobacco Trade) aud
a. Osterloh chairman Of Leaf Tobacco
Committee). James n. Boyd, T. ID. Neal. Jr.,
NJ. T. Smith, and l.. NJ. Griffin announce
the following premium list made out by the
Exposition Society for exhibits OF leaf to-
bacco Of the crop Of 1887 and 1sSs at The
Virginia Agricultural. Mechanical and To>
bacco Exposition at Richmond, Va, Octo-
Der, 1883:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-22

The Democrats OF the western part Of the
city viii have = rally Tomorrow night at
B,yidDrc Hall, and viii be addressed by
Messrs. Tazewell Ellett. James II. Capers, NJ.
/. spotswood, J. Taylor Eilysou. and SEN
ator James l.. Gordon, Of AlbemsrIe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-22
sUNpAr-sCmooL AND CHURCH.
interesting Services Appropriate 10
fhe tghftsuHtido season.

The weather on Sunday was rather cool
for the Whitsuntide season and slightly
cloudy; nevertheless The attendance upon di.
vine services IN all Of the churches of
Richmond was large. In the Catholic
and Episcopal churches services appro-
pr;ste to tue day were held, and IN the
latter the Holy sacrament was administered.
There were many other Interesting services,
which are briefly noted below:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

Tho services a. ihe Fourth Presbyterian church
on Sunday were o. y deeply inierestr- charar-
ter. Large congregations attended hofh morn
iugand nig1L Two persons we're received into
men borship
The friends of Centenary Methodist church ars
10 hs congratulated that thoy have recently pur-
chn-ed FOR the use oi tnoir pastor very hand
some parsonage, located NO. Il2 nor!h Fifih
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-22
pEpUBLIcAN TICKET.

JACKSON WARD; ycr Board Of Alass.
coanctl ~k r. Carter, kyan whitss soha
hl.chsil, Jr. w. W. Fields, y. r. Grlnn- yass
lice ot ne Pcsce--kmuast Prids. Hsnsy y naar
Tor. kgyaii ksckA ~ 1F
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-22

In iss effects and mos. useful in lis application,
ths fragrant sozoDosT has become the mos'
popular dentriace In existence. 'ris used and
praised by everybody.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-22

KICHN0AD AND W.T. F0TNT TENNTFALI
RAILWAY ASD WARgHOUaA toagAhN,
RiCHM0sp. VA. bpru 10, l1A
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y general meeting ~ the STOCKHOLDERS
or TIE RICHAOSD AND WEsf fQlNi i Ek-
wISAL HALLWAY And NAREHOI ~ COM
PANY yill De- held a. Che Baliari House in 80
city " Ricbnoud, gn THURSDAY the slSt da5 "
May, 1873, 81 3 T.. ".
Tne Board " Directors call tbh meeuhR Do
cause they have leerned through tho public
rress that stockholders hOidirg st least ono
tenth ot tho capital stock - tho ooujpony desire
and have callcsi such a mneung. Athnngh no
crlrial oommuulcsii0n has been adlTos-ed -
M. Board THIS call f. made In order that no pos
sable rregulsrity may interfere with tho Legality
OF tho proposed meeting.
The transfer books 0f qhe company will ho
cle sed on no 18Th day 81 Nay. lasS, az O'Clock
T. NJ, aud win rcopon On tne ist day Of June.
1874, a. 10 A. VI. l. bhoohh
gp 1l-eOd thy9l&titi Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-22

A box containing twenty-four Il eets o; gen.
uine IRISH LSES PAPER With envelopes TO
match will b. sold at Is cents at LEVY &
DAyIs's Actual value Il % cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-22
IrHE FLoRENCE NIdHTINGALE

one thousand Rxxs,STs Of BATisrE at
cents a yard at LEVY & DAyIss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-22

Remember the Afternoon Tea Cor the bene-
fit of the Hollywood Memorial Association
at soldiers Home Friday afternoon, 18Th IN
slant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-22

The best Of all Spring Medicines Is TARRAST's
sELTZER APEgIgsT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-22
LATE wEArtiEE REPORT.


lby telegraph 20 the Dis9alch.l
- wAsRINGrON. May 22-l 4. M-For
t..a Virgiuis, warmer. local rains followed
illlK lpy fair wo1,hcr llght o fresh easIerly
4 winds. increasing ia force.
- For North Carolina, warmer, except
stationary temperature On the coast,
rain followed by fair weather in the western
po.lions irosh 90 brisk oastofiy winds. diminish
ing "a force.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-22
Los. Rsmarkabla

TOWELS we're never a. cheap before as theJ
are non being sold at LEVY & DAyis's.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-22

See the Handsome CHALIIEs AND sArrEESs a
LEVY DAVIES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-22

See the elegant and cheap stock OF BLACK
DREss GOODS 81 Levy x DAyis'S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-22
soup and TurtIe-stcahs

~ Delarue 4 stumps. tall to-day for all
The dcllcacles Of the season-Soft Crabs,
Clam. Cnowder. Bog.Fish, spots, and Frog
Legs, strawberry Shortcakc, lce-Cream with
small berries. 80 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-22
large Atook Of Refrigerators,

Cheapest Trunks I'm the world At Howards
bookstore, Ninth and Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-22
The Attractive Graee-street Rest

between Second and Third streets (No. 2i0)
will be sold Tuesday evening. IL Is an e1-
c,llent house and is located on large and
valuable lot. Don't forget the sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-22

FIouNcEas Of all kinds at LEVY & DAvIss
Al very low prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-22

Dry Air and others. Low prices.
,I0HS BOWERS,
No. ! Governor street,
Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-22
~ MINER REAORrs.
Deer Park and Oakland,
On TIE CREST OF THE lLLEGHiNIES,
5000 Feet Above Tide-W lter.
SEASON OPENS JUNE %, 1858.

Ttoas famous Mountain Hc-ori' situated upon
tr summit ~ the AIocNa1ies anf directly upon
ue mtlu lino of mo baltimore anH, Onto rail-
r.a1. aato A' alra.fa-~ os iis throus8 train SER
v.e hon cast an West. and are therefore
r.as..- a.-,.s,..ofom dl paris oi tho county.
tu moro and Oaio ua.ns stop al Deer rarS
aat oakland during thc season.
Nih drH rrsarI far uc safety % guests in
ra.ru. .a-..-..t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-22

why pay big prices for Trunks and satch.
els when you can get them % cheap - Siaih
ssd Drosd ssreetsf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-22
POLK MILLER 6 CO, Druggists,
Id NAIN srREEr. RIcl.mona. yA
GEosGKIgs. de.

EERRIS'S BONELESS BREAK
yAsr BACON. EXTRA FINE BEEF
TONGJE. AND HAMS, CHIP REkf. No.
HAckEkEl, CANNED CLANS, CkABS, LOB
sTER. SALMON, AND SCnMMP a.
inv NJ MCCARTHY & HAYNES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-22
TRUSTEES SALE.
MEETINGS..

HEADQUARTERS RICH-NX
1 4 MOND CONN ANDERY. No. ,, X. X
I. RICHMOND. May %, l>sA sA-GENEkAL ~
ORDER No. 21-siR Knights; Auend/
a stated assembly Of the Comman1ery AZ tho
Asylum. ~ Aitans Ran. rhis Quesday1
EVENING Al : o'clO,k. Citgen's drees.
Memhers Of C0mmsn,iery o. 81 Anirow, No.
is, and transient sir knights are invitedto a.
toud.
By ordor of GEORGE A. AiSsLlE. Eminent Conn
mardor IANES II. CAPERs.
CHpiaiu-i ieneral orO ten.
Attest. \ N-G TIsRAN Recorder. my ce-lts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-22

The Union Democratic Cub will meet in
it9 ball. corner OF lwcniy-siS'h and VI streets,
10 ulcht. A. thi, will be the last meeting be-
fore the election, It il important that there
should hp a fun attendance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-22


Just open the door for her, and Mrs. winsiov
will prove tne American Florence Nightingale
Of the Nursery. OF this We are 80 sure that we
will teach our "Susy" 20 say, "a blessing On
Mrs.. winslow" for helping her to survive and
essape the gripping. colicking, and tecthsns
siege. MRS wINsLoS'S SOOTHING SYRUP
relieves me child from pain and cures dys-
eniery and dia-Thpa- IL softens tho gums. re-
duces Inflammation, cures wind-colic, and car
ries the lnfs0t safesy through the teothine %
Rod lt performs precisely what II profesoes 10
perform, every part Of lt-nothins iess. We
have never seen Nrs winsiox--knov her only
through the prersa Ton Of her "sootbinx
syru, for children Te e,.hing.' II No lad me
power We wSnid make hsr, as shs Il, physica
saviour 20 no infant racs. Sold by all drus
giss2 . cents Dolile. ap ioeod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-22
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-03
The PrOspect,

The New York Herald publishes TO day
reports from correspondents in every state
In the Union, stating the present political
situation and prospect of Tuesdays re
suit. The summary shows 1S2 Demo.
cratic electoral votes to l3O Republican,
with 80 classified as doubtful; the latter
being Colorado 3, Iowa l3, Kansas 0.
Nebraska 8, Nevada 3, New Jersey 8 and
New York 38.
The ls2 votes conceded as certain to
be for Cleveland, comprise Alabama, Ar.
kansas, California, Connecticut, Della.
ware, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Ken
tucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi,
Missouri, the Carolinas, Tennessee, Texas
and the Virginias.
To the Republicans are conceled
Maine, Massachusetts,, New Hampshire,
Vermont, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania
Ohio, Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota and
Oregon. OF these Massachusetts, is not
certain, nor is New Hampshire, Illinois
oe Minnesota; though the strong proba-
biIity is that Harrison will carry them.
Ohio and Michigan should be classed
among tie doubtful states with
- probability of their electoral
vote going 70 the Democracy. Kan.
- u made doubtful by q Union