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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-16
TO THE PUBLIC.
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BELOW COST.

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ladies Kid Newpori Button at....... ...si.21
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-16
Lot 4.

200 Dozen Turkish Bath Towels, fancy
stripes and checks, only 95c per dozen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
FxDosftiOn notes.

The plans Tor the Exposition Hall were on
exhibition Yesterday at headquarters, over
Randolph a. English's. Quite number OF
contractors called to see them, aud mem
Der oil the Executive Committee, In response
TO a question, said he thought eight or ten,
or perhaps twelve persons, would bid Tor
this work.
The Committee on Manuiactures-M Mr.. F.
T. Glasgow. cbairman-will make tour of
the CITY some time This week, taking in all
the foundries, machine, shops, aud manuiac-
tories OF every kind, TO have talk with the
manufacturers in regard to the Exposition
and get them to make exhibits.
Director.General II. c. Jones has sent out
blank forms applications Tor space) giving
full information IN reference thereto. Ac-
companying each OF these is sent very neat
prospecius, giving in condensed form
the resources OF the State, and the sections
in which They are found. II is expected
that manufacturers and persons proposing
10 mako exhibits viii OH up these forms at
their earliest convenience and return the
same TO the Office Of the Director General.
The passenger agents OF the various rail-
roads aIe making arrangements for dIstri-
buting the advertising matter OF The Expo'
sitiop, and are also at work on railroad rates
TO this city during the Exposition.
Messrs. w. l.. Sheppard ano kuius ,.
Lythe have both left tor New YORK. The
tormer goes 70 work up the art department
of which he will have charge, and the latter
adyeriises the scheme and solclts exhibitors.
lie will visit Philadelphia aud other points
before returning TO Richmond. It's pro.
babe that before long a Iepr' sentative VIII
be sent through Virginia ON similar mis-
sion.
Secretary Yenable returned yesterday
afternoon from dying visit to this farm In
Prince Edward and st once went 10 WORK
hauling over bis accumulation OF mail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
DEMOCRAIs, TURN OUETO-NIGHT,
And Eject Good Delegates 10 the stnte
EouVeufiOu.

Richmond is entitled TO thlrty-nme dele
gates to the State Democratic Convention,
which meets in Norfolk on Wednesday the
10Th instant.
They are apporiioned among the six wards
as follows: Marshall, 8; Jefferson, g; llad-
ison, Z; Monroe, o; Jackson, 3; Clay, Q.
To elect these mass-meetings OF the Demo-
cratic voters will be held tonight at O'Clock
at the places named below:
Marshall Ward-CorcOran Hall, Twenty
fifth street between Broad and Marshall.
Jefferson Ward-0ld. Market Hail.
Madison Ward-Sanger Hall, Seventh
street between Broad aud Marshall.
Monroe Ward Columbus's Hall, corner
OF Third and Broad streets.
jackson Ward-Kain's Hall, corner OF
Second and Baker streets.
Clay Ward Westham House, corner OF
Laurel and Cary streets.
The third section Of the plan adopted by
the City Committee for the conduct OF these
meetings says:
3. That the manner OF voting shall be by
secret ballot. Every ballot must have the
full number, and no more, OF the delegates
TO which the ward is entitled. The voters
name and residence shall be called out, and
record made OF the same and the number OF
ballots shall conform to the numberof names
recorded. The meeting shall remain in ses-
sion unul the business OF the meeting IS
concluded. Every person must be regis
tered voter in the ward in which he ofiersto
cast his ballot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
no.,n Of sereean, Campbeil.

Sergeant Thomas j. Campbell, an old Con-
fedelate soldier who has recently acted ss
conductor Of the Capitol elevator, died yes
terday morning in bis apartments, over l4l9
Main street, at half past 3 O'Clock, in the
forty.secOnd year Of his age.
Sergeant Campbell was born in Fairfax
county, Va. lie enlisted in the Purcell bat
terry, Pegram's battalion. at the breaking out
OF ihe war, and lost bis right arm and por-
ton Of his left hand IN the battle OF Chan
cellorsville. He was true and faithful
soldier and much loved by mis- old comrades.
After the war be settled in Texas, where he
remained few years, when he returned to
Virginia and engaged 10 business. His
health failing him about two years ago he
was admitted as an inmate OF Lee Camp
Soldiers Home.
Two months ago deceased married Miss
Jones. a Young lady of New Kent county.
The funeral will take place this afternoon
at Hollywood. The remains will be inferred
IN the soldiers section.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
Hahr Musical Society.

a large and fashionable audience assem-
bled last night at the ball OF the Young
Mems Chrstian Association for the twenty
third rauSicuie OF the Hahr Musical Society.
The concert was the last OF the season and
the programme exceptionally attractive. The
music was, as usual, OF very high order
and eXquistely rendered.
The ladies played with great skill and ex-
preston, and Mr. Ilabr electrified bis audi.
ence with the delcacy, force, asd intelligence
OF his Interpretation OF the great masters.
Miss Brace well OF Georgia, has on unusu-
ally sweet meZzo soprano voice. She sings
with great feeling. Her pidniSsinlO effects
are particularly good. She was sncOred,
and was the recipient Of handsome basket
OF flowers.
A pleasant feature OF the evening, not on
the programme, was the presentation to Mr..
llahr OF handsome baton.
Rev. Mr. Jackson, who presented 1t in
the name Of the giyers, was specially happy
in bis remarks, to which Mr.. Hahr re-
sDOuded
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
The Wife OF Mr. n. ID. Christian
Drowned from q steamer.

A Hampton (ya.) special OF SUNDAY saws:
Yesterday efternoon at O'Clock, as the Old
Dominion steamer Luray was crossing
Hampton Roads. lady who bad been sitting
on the forward deck arose aud taking on her
hat. put her pocket-book In 1t, and handing
It to a strange gentleman, got over
the railing OF the boat ard jumped
or fell over into the water. The
captain Of the steamship Guyondotte
seeing her Jump or stopped his vessel.
and the TWO steamers put down boats. but
were unable TO discover any signs OF the
body. The wheel struck the body and
caused IL TO sink instantly. On looking In
her pOcket-book n pass was found which
proved her 10 be the wife OF Mr.. e. Dudley
Christian. one Of the cashiers OF the HYgeis
HOTEL She was formerly OF Atlanta, Ga.
and was about twenty-one years old.
Her maiden name was Catherine Bill
ings, and she was beautiful and
attractive woman. she had been mar
ried only about year, and had no children.
Mrs. Christian went 10 Norfolk In the morn.
ing for the avowed purpose OF shopping.
The theory ~ advanced that she was suffer.
ing from nausea, al1 leaning over the rail
lost her balance. Mr. Christian, when in
formed OF his wife's death. tainted. He Il
from Lvnchburg, and belongs TO one OF the
oldest families in Virginia. The body is
being searched for, but has not been found.
Before her marriage Mrs. Christian WIS q
clerk IN the Agricultural Department at
Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
Mrs. WINSLOWS SOOTHING
vi SYRUP.

Rev. Sylvanus Cobb thus writes In the Boston
ChrtstiaB Freeman: We would by DO means re-
commend any kind Of medicine which We did
not know 70 be good-particulariy for infants.
But Of Mrs Winslow's soothing-syrup We can
speak from knowledge; In our ewn family it
has proved blessing indeed by giyiog an In
FAINT troubled with collie pains quiet sleep and
the parents unbroken ress at night Most
parents can appreciate these bIessings. Here
Is an article which works TO perfection, and
which IS harmless; for the sieeo which Il sf-
fords the infant Is perfectly natural, end the NJ
tie cheruo aEakes as "Dnght as a Dutton.H
and duriag the process OF teothing sts value ID
incalculable. We have frequently heard mo-
Tiers say tina: they would not be without IL from
the birth OF the child I'LL II had finished with the
teething siege ON any consideration whatever.
Sold by all druggists Is cents bottle.
my 6-eod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
A Steamers Captain Murdered.
rRr rtnlerrnnh 70 tha nlspatchl

my toteBIhpu W eno OiSPaNh.l
MEMPHIS, Mag IA difficulty occurred
last night at O'Clock on board the steamer
Benton, running as an excursion boat be-
tween Memphis and Jackson Mound Park,
q pleasure resort four miles below the city,
which resulted in the killing OF Martin
Moore, the boats captain. The cause OF
The trouble was a disagreement between
those who had chartered the steamer-Eph
Reeves ond W. 7. NcCowan-w ore
charged with the murder Of Captain Moore.
II Is alleged that Reeves cut him three tunes
in the head with a butcher.knife and Me-
Cowan shot him in the abdomen. The bar
keeper, Samuel Tllley, was also arrested as ac-
cessory 10 the killing. Moore kept saloon
on the corner Of Main and Exchange streets.
Reeves and MCGOWAN are sports.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
Tamncrnnca Mnfter,.

Captain w. e.. Dulton has recently organ
ized ten new lodges OF Good Templars IN
District No. II, with a charter membership
of $40. He has also added many members
10 the old lodges In the district. This dis
trict lodge will meet at Whaleyyille on the
18th instant. Grand-Secretary G.. w.
Hawxhurst, OF this city, will attend the ses-
sion.
All the arrangements by the joint commit
tees OF the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union and Good Templars are complete for
the temperance mass meeting tonight in the
Park-Place Methodist church and TO. morrow
night in Leigh-Street Baptist church. Rev.
ii. NJ. Wharton, the speaker for the occa-
sions will arrive in the city to-day, and will
be the guest Of Rev. DR.. Polllrd. The ad-
dresses will be public. Tomorrow night
District Lodge No. /, OF Good Templars
will convene In session al Central Hall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
r,, :. ..onno.,,,on r,ehet.n

A meeting was beld on FrIday uIgnl last
In room over Hucles's store, Third street
between Jackson and Leigh, sud the iuitia'
tory steps we're taken 10 nominate an opoosi,
t,on ticket for Mayor, Sheriff, &c. A second
meeting was TO have been held at toe same
Mace lust night, but the attendance was so
smalI that no attempt was made to transact
business, and motion to adjourn TO meet at
the cill OF the chairman was adopted.
some OF the regular Republicans lookupon
this faction as engaged In an attempt 10 get
possession Of the macniners for the election
OF eounciImen from Jackson Ward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08

ter-ho'Ise OF B. Brauer; Richard alias John
Hobson, breaking into the store OF J. X.
Hudson and committing larceny; Emeline
Jasper, bigamy; Adam L0max, assaultlng
Reuben Anderson; Michael Murphy, as
saulting and beating Robert johnson; John
Richardson. breaking into the dwelling
house OF Smith Grandersoa and stealing;
w. j. Rise, stealing $50 from Marshall
Court. Equitable League OF America; Nor
ris Voss, assaulting and beating Mary
Brooks.
Misdemeanors Charles Branch and Arm
stead Ball, playing policy; Jack Butler,
George Cordonia. and William Cordonta, re-
sisting police; Albert 7. Ellis, selling liquor
without a license; Samuel Hall, playing
policy; Bethel Jones, resisting the police !.
Horace Wiles, playing policy, and r. A.
Paul. shooting at william Taylor.
The jury was discharged for the term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
THK ARROWS MUSICALE.
A Delightful Programme and . De-
lighted A udfeuee.

The Arion Singing Society gave Its nrst
complimentary concert TO large and euthu-
siastic house OF It's friends az the Academy
last evening, and all went away charmed
with the entertainment and wondering at
the zeal and labor manifested by them In
giving such a programme OF choice music,
so excelleptly rendered, and wishing them
all good fortune and success for the future
in their laudable endeavors 10 elevate the
musical standard Of the city.
The gentlemen OF the society acquitted
themselves well under Professor Reinhardrs
able direction IN the choruses "The
Young Musicians" (Kucken), "The Wan
derer's Return (Abt, Serenade' (Eisen-
hofer, "On the March" (Becker), and the
fn1ie, "Gocd Night" (Abt), and generously
responded to an encore with "The Bill OF
Fare" an amusing descriptive song OF Zoil-
ner.
The great attraction Of the evening was
the pianiste, Miss Sophie Fernow, OF Berlin,
pupil OF DR.. Hans Won Bulow. She was
listened TO with attention and delight in the
Theme with variations ia +. op. 3t (Beetho-
venl, and the Glove Song from Die Wal-
khre," and "Liszt's Polonaise No. . in T..
major" For an enthusiastic recall she gave
the "Second Mazurka" Of GODDARD. Her
technique, clearness OF execution, aud vigor-
Gus presentation, cSpeclBllY OF IlSLIs IoiO-
naise No. ., were generally acknowledged
and admired.
Mrs. Doggett's delightful contralto was
heard with pleasure In " The Raft" by Pin
suti. aud the ever-welcome "Una Voce
POGO Fa A" of Rossini. In the first named
her voice had ample opportunity TO display
its richness and power OF expression, while
its power OF execution IN the last number
amply sustained her high reputation as
vocalist.
Miss Griswold's charming soprano de-
lighted the audience and surprised many not
aware OF her attainments as a singer. The
cavatina from Lucia" Is a difficult per-
formance, but she acquitted herself molly
and brought out a storm Of applause, as she
also did in her second number OF "Since
First Net Thee " (Rubenstein).
What shalt be said Of the COwardin Quar-
tette Club? They left nothing but praise to
be said for their playing OF the "Pilgrims'
Chorus" (Wagner) and the "Russian Bal
lad" and Goodnight" (Pinsuti), all OF
which were arranged for them by that
prince Of arrangers and good fellows, John
Baseler.
Long may the AriOns flourish, and may
tins be the first Of many happy reunions and
concerts under their auspices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
DIR, Eiits's Lecture.

Or. +. n. Els, OF Baltimore, viii lecture
this evening at s O'Clock at the Grace-street
Baptist church.
Few men have ever visited Richmond who
won 50 much public favor as did DR.. Ellis
during the recent revival meeting In which
he assisted DR.. Hatcher. He appears to-
night as lecturer, and IN that capacity 1t Is
said he Is at his best.
The proceeds OF the lecture viii 60 10 the
Woman's Baptist Missionary Society OF Rich
mond, and great number OF tickets have
already been sold
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
A Georgia Eynching,

ATLANTA. GA, Stay News has Just
reached here OF the lyncbnK last night OF
Daniel Sale (colored) near the village Of Dan
bury by a party OF twenty-five men. The
negro was caught attempting TO commit an
assault upon Miss Smith, schOol.teaeher in
tdat neighborhood. He was taken before a
justice OF the peace. bound over, and put In
charge OF the baliif. The prisoner was
taken from the baIlilf and hung TO tree by
the roadside lie acknowledged his guilt.
Some think that hasty action was taken, as
the negro Is said TO be OF unsOund mind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
Sam waeF,,nn,s Gigantic show

gave it, Gr.t exhibition last evening on the
corner OF Shaier and Broad slreas, where II
will remain the remainder OF the week.
over fifteen hundred people witnessed the
show last night, and all who attended have
been pleasantly surprised at the high charac-
ter Of the performance. The admlttance.iee
is but ten cents. Go early every afternoon
and evening during the week 10 secure a
comfortable seat for Yourself aud little ones.
A llity-cent show for one dime. Don't make
q mistake in the location-the corner OF
Shaier and Broad. Afternoon and evening
the remainder OF this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08

to The ar IN localities where vegetation, rotted
by ireshctS - laid bare 10 the SUMS rays by tho
retiring nood. Millions Of square acres in the
vcniy o. 'he great tributaries Of the M!ssis-
sippi ana TIE Missouri In the South and South
Wost give forth this fovsr-iaden fniasmaslc VA
por, disseminating malarial pestilepco broad
cast Not only throughout the great West bus
wherever on this Continent fever and acpe
makes its periodic nppeatnnce-and what locality
bitiers - the rccoguized defence, the most
higtiy-sccfediied and popular means of cure
Fever and aeue, bilious romiitcnL dumb Rgue
and ague cake are ofadicatod by II Nor B. it
less potent whom used 10 remove CONSERVATION
liver complaint and dyspepsia. kidney troubles
nervousness, and rheumatic ailments Irso IL
upon me ursi appearance OF these troubles, and
VITA persistonce. my 3-Thlw)SR&Iu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
mr.. Laube and mr. Turpin Elected
RuhlIe hPRYania.

A Joint session OF the City Council was
held yesterday evening at $3.50 O'Clock in the
Council chamber-Mr. Bethel presiding - to
elect a member OF the Board OF Police COM
missl0ners from MoOroe Ward in place OF
Captain George A. Anslie, resigned.
A paper from the Board OF Interests pre-
sentlng the names Of Messrs. ;. II lIawes, Jo'
scph w. Laube, and Powbatan +. Dupuy was
read and the roll was called, resulting in the
election OF Mr.. Laube.
To fill the vacancy Of the First district in
the City School Board caused by the removal
OF Mr.. Robert f. Briggs, Mr.. Hill nomi.
mated Mr.. b. +. Johnston and Mr.. Crump
nominqted Mr.. W. M. Turpin.
Mr. TurDln was elected,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
a trialng character. The following were the

atriflng character. The following were the
most important cases:
The discontinued charge against Walker
Christian (coiored), charged with felony, was
heard and Christian was sent on TO the grand
jury.
Three cDlored children were whipped IN
court bytheIr parents for minor offences, one
OF whom was Washington Cary. who only
took possession OF few bananas belonging
to W. Il. Hanes, a huckster In the market.
Sarah HilI (coIoreD was fined s. and costs
for assaulting, cursing, aad abusing Eliza
beth Williams.
Robert s. Hope and Joseph Richardson
(both coloredj. who were arrested on the
charge Of breaking into the dweliing.house
OF Georgeanna Lewis with intent TO commit
larceny. were required TO give security for
their good behavior for twelve morths in
the sum OF 5000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
LATE WEATHER RspeRr.
tBy telegraph to the DIepa,ch1

cfnoon.
RAneeos Thermomnter Yn.,ordnr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
r,ue bills OF indictments Pound by
rue fssnId Iury.

The Hastings Court grand jury lR. r.
Briggs. foreman, yesterday found the ioi-
Iewlag true bills OF indieiment:
Felonies: Richard Alien, breaking INTO
the house ef Suiith Graudersop and stealing
certain articles; John w. AikiDs, stealing
sl2e. 70 from PamuDky Iriee OF hea Men;
,erna Bsiley. stealing money from the per-
- ~ John Randolph; w. A. Fowikes,
scrc,ng q note for e22 w. II. Godsey, as
ss,,I,ior and killing David Glass with pls-
tsi t Josbus Harris, breaking into the slaugh-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08

The residence OF Mr.. Il. T.. Duke, No. COS
north Seventh street, advertised In another
column to be sold at auction by Mr.. j. B.
Elan, Auctioneer, at 81 O'Clock p. NJ. TO-
day, possesses IN an unusual degree tue at
tracllye features Of good home. IL was
built few years ago for Colonel John Bell
Bigger, whose slSlll aud liberal expenditure
OF money made This q most complete and at.
tractive residence. II has been well kept
and should be seen by all who desire really
good and well.located nome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
Murder In west yirginis,

N-FVN'''' w s1FE''' y " =
CHARLESTON, W. Va, May Last week
near Boone Courthouse 4 man named Bal
lard Z. Sutbpn shot and killed a respectable
coored man named Jerry Gore. 4 few days
before the occurrence Gore had sold gun
to Su,hpin. and on the date given went to
collect hi' money. This >uthpin refused 10
give him and by Threatening words and
actions run him from the place, after which
he took the gun in question and taking near
cut Though the woods wayaid and shot
Gore as be passed. Indignation ran high
among the citizens and a large reward was
offered for the arrest Of the murderer. He
is carpenter ny trade aud some time ago
travelled with sleight.oi-hand show. Efforts
are being made TO apprehend him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
sunday Morning Fire.

An alarm of fire was caused at 3:4S o'clock
Sunday morning by the burning Of three
small frame tenements on Oak street, In the
northwestern part Of the city. Two OF the
buildings. Nos. 9l2 and DIG, were occupied
BY colored people. The fire originated In
the house between (No. OLD, which was un-
occupied, and was probably set on Gre. The
damage amounted to about $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
The Eiks' Entertainment on wednes-
HnY-

Tomorrow Richmond Lodge, No. As,
Benevolent and Protective order OF Elks,
will celebrate their second anniversary. At
2:3O O'Clock in the afternoon Colonel ;. e.
Witt, on behalf OF the ladies OF Richmond.
will present 10 the lodge banner at Sanger
Hall. Then after a parlde the lodge will
take the train over the Richmond and Allie.
ghany road for the Old pump-house, where
the festivities OF the day will take place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
vhero You Can Gst Your Transfer
To. pay.

To-day is the regular registration-day and
the last one on which any voter can be regis
tered prior to the election the 2ith OF Nay.
Democratic headquarters, over ID. A.
Browns hsrness-shop, 1910 east Main street,
will be open. and any Democratic voter who
needs 10 register or be transferred can ootain
All necessary information here. aud those who
have made application for transfers and have
not received the same can obtain them by
caliing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
Armxaf Nortner. vlrginla.

The next annual rcunion OF the Virginia
division Of the association OF the Army OF
Northern Virginia will take placs 10 this city
soon after the opening OF the Exposition in
October.
Senator NJ. c. Butler, of South Caroiins,
who was distinguished cavalry general In
the Army OF Northern virginia VINO iost
leg IA the army, and who rs one OF the finest
orators in the country, will deliver the an
nuai address.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
Corfeaerate. 40 Meet To-Day.

The Grand Camp OF Confederate Veterans
OF the State will assemble in session 10. day
at noon. Delegates from the different parts
OF the State Will be present. Those who will
represent Lee Camp are as follows: Messrs.
j. Taylor stratton, Alexander W. Archer,
Arthur spitzer, Norman v. Randolph, B.
d. Core, John a. MeanIey, Thomas A. Bran
der, and John Maxwell.