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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-29
Game Given TO the Richmond Bows.

Yesterday afternoon about three hundred per-
sons. Of whom seventy i've were students OF
Randolph-Macon College, witnessed the game
between the mines Of this college and Of Rich
Inond College on tie grounds Of the latter. Inc
gamo proceeded without any trouble until the
and Of The fourth inning. atNhich time the score
stood 70 : In favor OF the Ashland boys. In the
nm inning the umpire declared Randolph
Macon runner out on q biockfd bar which the
catcher mad thrown 20 first base. To this dec-
siou mo visitors objected and tho game was
closed at once, the umpire awarding 10 TO mo
Richmond boys by score Of 9 20 0. The clubs
had arranged 20 play series OF games. bul IL Is
NOT known whether they VIII now 90 20 or not
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-29

Church Hill Lodge, No 53l. hide
pendent Order Good Templars, at a
REGULAR meeting held Friday night
April y, 1855, elected the following Oh
fcers for the ensuing quarter
chief Templar. A. S. Collins; Vice Iemplar'
Miss NJ. Il. HIu: Superintendent Juvenile rent
nlnr. Mr-. N. y. Chandler; SecIo-
~ Morgan T. Mills, Financial Secretary,
T. n ronns. Treasurer. Nis5 Ruth Choatham
Chanialn. g. W. Waliord; Marshal. G. r
Ilnrbes. Guard. Miss lula Carter; sentinel,
Robert Baikns; Orgauists, Mrs. j: j. Iaylor enc
NJ. fl,.ie Fergu-sou. Assistant Secretary Miss
80. Tavlnr. peputy Marshal, Miss susie L
Cary: Past Chief Templsr, j. L. Taylor.
j. b. Burroughs, district deputy, visit
81 tle lodge in his official capacity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-29

dium grades for msrkst value rather than risk
redryiDg at this time. A good shipment OF 30
hogsheads viii tighten our warehouses In mo
next few ssys These arc the last OF tbs hoa-
trsal tCsnaia) shipments. tho purchase OF which
was made last winter. This furnishes anotber
evidence that our cheap storage and charges
cause tobacco 20 remain In our warehouses ~
long a. possible for The buyers benefit Tho
frost aud ny cry will not cur,sil the planting.
Warning after warning has been sounded
against a big crop for 1883. and II planters are
needless and obtain ru'nously low priccs. that
may IN this event DO only expected, Il will not
be for lack Of timely advice 70 tho contrary In
thaaa columns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-29
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-SUNOAY. APRIL 90 1888

with Japsncse lanterns, which looked prfght ana
cheering to tho guests "a they arrived IN couples
and parties about nightfall.
Dancing was the feature OF tho evening, ana
wa kept mp until O'Clock this morning. About
midnight the guests were invited into the dining
room, aud n sumptuous supper WIS served IN
lne style by woll-uained corps Of servants.
Mrs. Hipls made a charming host. and all
who were present spent most enjoyable eve
ming.
Among tho young ladies' present were tho
Misses Ihwcaii. Misses Lula koSle't hate p9r-
ter, Aure AMI Nena Phillips, Kate Ford, Miss
NRse, and N.ss Baas
In the inicrmtssions between tho dances little
Misses Jennie AMI Nellie Kinds entertained inc
COMPANY viii excallent piano ducts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-29
RichmnnG Thenfre.

Tho NcNish. johnson & Slavin Minstrels ap-
near Al the Theatre on Saturday next-bOth al
matinee and Dight-the only TWO performances
No minstrels are perhaps better known or more
welcome than this organization. and they come
here, they claim, with many new and atuactiyo
features The opening IS altogether novelty,
At TIE same time retaining the characteristics OF
old-limo negro minstrelsy. The Selbines, with
their bicycle riding, introduce some eXtrSordi-
nary foRts. Frank AcNlsh In his gr0tes4ne aero
heti. Act. and the burlesque on Erminle, &C.,
Constitute the minstreis claim, an attraction UNI
surpassed. ,.....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-29
Ahout tl,e County court.uOuse.

Yesterday was quite a lively day al the county
cOuri-house. Neither tho County nor OIcuit
Court Was m session. but tL0re was n io.so
crowd present. Statesmen and poiacans-un'
lattor predOmina-ing-toth white ana SoiTe1'
were on hand, anl thinning" was the "F'e. ~
the lay several maci-frates were "nFhe9h ih
their o'lcial capacity but none Of Tie cases we're
az any Interest. The school board held = inect-
ing aud pad on The tearhers whose salaries were
due
Tie lHie cold snap. She farmers thought had
caused slight damage 90 their vegetables.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-29
STREET MATTERS.
highth-Strcet TunneI-C Contract
AWRrded-The EIcctFic-Ltne
EvfguSgon

The Council Street Committee met
last night in the Chanccry-Court room,
/ Chalrmas Crcnshaw presiding, and dc
cidcd to recommend that the Council
adopt the ordinance allowing the Rich
mond and Danyllle Railroad Company to
nun a track on tie north side of Water
street from and across Ash TO Film street,
across GIllic's creek, provided that no
cars be allowed 10 stand on Ash street or
on Dock street west Of Ash.
Tho next matter considered was
the petition and accompanying ordi-
nance OF the Union Passenger Rail
way Company, asking 20 lee allowed 10
extend ITS line by single track down
Seventeenth, from Franklin TO Cary, up
Cary by single track 10 Twelfth, and
thence westwardly with n double track
t. the corporate limits They also wish
70 complete their loop by extending their
track from ST. Paul and Baker, up Baker
t. Brook avenue, and down the avenue
to Clay.
Mr a. l.. johnson. Of the Union Pas
songor Company, being granted permis-
SION, himself explained what his con-
was now an assured financial success.
A leading railroad statistician to whom
the comparative report had been sub
mitted said it was one OF the most Ic-
m0raahle ON record.
MIR. Cutchns was opposed 10 the road
running ON Gary street between Twelfth
and Fifteenth, because this portion Of
the city was taken up largely with com
merce. he presented an amendment TO
strike ont this portion Of the ordinance,
hut the amendment WAS defeated by q
vote of q noes 10 ayes.
There was considerable discussion OF
the subject. and several protests against
the Cary street extension were presented.
The committee finally decided 10 refer
the matter 10 the city Attorney and the
City Engineer, with instructions to frame
proper ordinance and, on motion Of
Mr. Ntarke, they were instructed to en-
brace clause leyying q tax upon the
company for new franchises granted.
Mr. II. A. Atkinson, Jr., of the Rich
mond aud Chesapeake Railway Com
panv. appeared before the committee on
behalf of his road. which had permis-
sion to build q tunnel under Eighth
street, but which night la, expired hy
limitation. Nh Atkinson wished the
committee 20 recommend the revival Of
the ordinance TO the Council with the
exception of giving bond. lhe ola ordi-
nance required the company to deposit
$780, 600 with the city to guard against
suy damages that might be sustained
The company now wish To give the same
amount Of bond with undoubtcd per
tona0 security instead of dcpositng the
bonds.
Tie committee decided to recommend
the revival OF the ordinance with the
personal security, provided the company
put mp 1000 forfeit for the beginning
Of the work in sixty days after the
passage Of the ordinance.
Contracts were awarded for all the
work 10 Dee done ON tine streets during
the present year Thcpaying was given
20 Messrs Barry and Rick and tine curb
ing % Me-srs. Brown and Netherwood.
Adjourned five minutes after mid
uirht
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-29

Rev. William. p. Iuns of Park-Place
church, VIII lecture on May 30 at s. j.
VI. at Dnny-Srect Methodist church
on "Rambics IN Her Maiesty's Realms. %
A rainbow festival viii be held at Cor
corsn Hall on the nights Of April seth
and May lst, under the auspices OF the
Junior Aid Society of Trinity church.
Saturday night, May 18th, an cxcur-
sion train will he run to Washington.
The cantata "Daud the Shepherd
Boy will be sung at the Young Mems
Christian Association hall on the eve
ming of the 4th OF May. Mrs. Clements's
scholars, Captain Frank ". Cunning
ham. Mr.. George Crump, and others viii
take part
The Ariou Society Will give compli-
meutarv concert to their friends on Nom
day. May lib, at Mozart Academy, a.
sisted by the CowardIn Quariette Club
and the following solo artists Miss
Annie Louise Griswold, Of tins city, So
prsu0, MRS. r. Doggett, of trederchs-
burg. alto, and Miss FuDo, Of Berlin,
Germany, pianist The concert promises
TO be attractive, as 1t will have varied
and wen-selccted programme. There
will be no tickets or reserved seats for
sale. and admittance to the entertain
ment can be had only through invitation
cards. 81 expense of the concert will
be borne by the AriOns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-29
General Zoe johnston nnd the Grand
ARMY.


Try folorr0Hh % DO UIspafHhI
PHILADELPHIA. April 2.-Ihe announcement
ir mode he-e This morning thu' General Joseph
D.. Johnston. fle highest II rank of living officers
az She Confederate army. WIS on Ihur-iay night
last unanimously elected on honorary member
~ T.. ID. Baker Poet, Nos O.. s. H.. of this city.
Tho election wa- brou .ht about upon the receipt
of letter reading: "for me purpose ~ en-
ahliue me 90 participate lu tho noble work ~
charity performed hy iue romradcs % the Grand
Army Of Tie Republic. hereby make applira-
ton for contributing membership ina your post
Enclosed please find tAe sum OF $40 Tor one year
d.es.r The petition WHs uuaccOmpanird hy any
other communicates and Wucu presented .o the
members az tle Io-t for their consideration 10
wont through with rush amid the cheers of two
me only Cx-DonfeIerate soldier who has ever
been received Duo .lo ranks of a Grand Army
post.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-29
Warrington Races.

washington. ID. e.. April 2S.-Neather clear.
track excellent. and attendance large.
First raca-rluj six furi0nes-f ola won;
King IIle second. Boodi" trrd. Time. lib.
second ra-e-h4ncirap r"ee psisso7, one
mfio-Favor won; Frank Ward second, Bess
uird. Time, 1885,
Third race-youthful stakes, half mile-Holi-
day won: Seymour second, America third.
Time. 1872.
Fourth race-soven uriougs-BrOnzo Marie
won: Romp -o .oni, Lucy b.. Third. Time, l:3l.
Muuals paid $50.
Finh raoe-sauafe steepie chase, handicap
sweepstakes. fun cour-c-B0b Niles Won: Jim
MCGOWAN second. Hercules third Time, i2Jh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-29
SERIOUS SHOOTING IN NORFOLK.
a sewing-MaehIne Agent Receives
Two Wouuds-The Cause.


NORFOLK, VA April 2S-Ro5ert Taylor fish
dealer, shot Robert Tanner, q sewing machine
agent, on Atlantic street this afternoon. indict-
ing serious. II not fatal injuries one 10 the back
and the other In the right tnigh. Taylor was ar
rested at once by Private Daniel G.. hurphY Of
the Fifth artillery, Fortress Monroe, who wit
messed the AFFAIR. and turned his prisoner over
90 the police % Do taken " the station-hOuse In
the mean time Tanner was laid on the sidewalk
by the Atlantic Garden and cared for until a
surgeon could arrive.
When Taylor was taken 10 the station-house
no said that 10 had been sick for some time
AMI during his Illness Tanner had ruined his
sister. When DR.. shepherd arrived no ordered
the wounded man b. be taken 10 the station
house, where upon examination Il was found
mat two balls had entered on the loft side Of the
back.
Tanner is said 20 be a married man living In
Bramoleton. and Taylor s young man We'll
known Ia this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-29

rBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l
COIUvBUs, o.. April 2S-The Southland Bank
suspended payment this morning for Two or
three days owing 20 tho action Of the former
cashier, L. ". Corseilus. overdrawlng his &C.
count some $4,000. Tho bank Is amply secured.
Notice is posted stating that the bank is sound.
The suspension was due 20 a run which star ed
from rumors OF tho. Corseilus affair. The onl-
GERS pledge individual responsibility 10 the de-
uualInIa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-29
JUMPED 10 LIBERTY.
A Horse-Thief Springs from n Train
aud GERS away.


Special ieIoFTnm n II' UItptTHlI
DNvuLF. Va. April eS.-Some time ago Ja-k
Clark was convicted q DEMONSTRATING lu Henry
county and sentenced % ten years in the penl-
teutiary. Ho managed % escape from prison,
however, and was not apprehcndot tll "a Tow
DAYS ago. when he was captured in Missouri.
sheriff ruggic went after him, and this after
noon took the train from Lynrhburg 60 Danfile
with the prisoner in charge. just before Az
irving at Dauyiue Clark went into the water
closet. lie waschained hand and foot, but jumped
out Of tho car window while tho train was run
ming 40 fun speed. To was not discovered that
he had escaped till the train reached Dau7lIe.
Sheriff Tuggle secured d haud-cac and went
back I'm search OF tho prisoner. but at this
writing nothing had been heard from him.
Miss Lizzie Lipsc0mb. a daughter OK W. H.
LipscOnb. prominent merchant died this A.
ternOan after a l0ug spell of foyer She WIS
eighteen years old and most accomplished
young lady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-29
,lnn Pnrdoned.

Governor Lee yesterday pardoned tle
following. who were convicted OF NOV,
Ilg m tie March term Of the Iaze"eH
County Court. and each OF whom was
fined all sentenced 20 term OF lmprlS-
ouueut Of twelve hours. From the I'M
pu.olment the men asked TO be excused,
ayerr.ne that they have already suffered
Tie imprisonment incident 10 the trial
John Howery, i. II. Farley, }. A. Per-
Iey. M. j.. Maxey, Thomas Keller, q.
g. Pool. John Fove, William Ma1ey,
Al NJ nnrhhY Mllllr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-29

The docket Of this court yesterday was
vorv liobt There were altogether seven
cosss OF these three were dismissed,
in two the parties accused were made to
NV costa two were fined s. each Tor
p In drunk. and one had TO pay fine
~ 80, ~ and "a 30 costs for assault and bat
y. Collections for the day, $3.50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-29
CHRISTIANSnURG.
Delegates TO the Prohibition Conven-
tiOn-Chureh Improvement


Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
CHRIsTIASsBURG, Va. April 2s.-Ihe Prohibit
tiOnists held d mass-meeting here to-day 20 select
delegates 10 attend The Roanoke Convention.
The following delegates we're elected: Prom
Christlansburg, DR.. ID. D. Lester; from Blacks
burg, hev. Abram Crumgecker; from Auburn,
Wade Taylor: from Allegheny. Rev. a. y.
flAher'y. The delegation Vas instructed ~ use
every honorable ondeAyor 10 have Mr.. william j.
Shelburne. OF this county. sent "a delegate NJ
large % the National Prohibition Convention,
which meets Ia Indianapolis
Tho Methodists hsye s0id their present house
Of worship 70 the county. This will be 20 htted up
for the Pubic Graded School. The Methodisis
win build on Main street quite a handsome house
OF worship 70 cost sLG'0. OF which amount learn,
they have nearly $500 In hand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-29
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

AFRL ~. 1854
To-day's market was like holiday From
every department % the t0blcco business We
hear complaint. Tho western markets. from
mo account Of recent Richmond visitors th"le,
present Ike dul aspect. The interior smaller
markets have light receipts OF generally poor
stock. with somewhat sitter prices. Fine dark
AMI bright leaf is not by any means plentiful.
and with any moderate demand would sell hisb.
With tho present warm weather considerable
tobacco will have % be- rebandled. Seller, how
ever. doom u visor U close out AL low and me-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-29
no Funds wherevi'h to Prosecute

HARRisoSBURG Va, April e&-GeorCe "
Bryant an employee ~ The Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad at Charlottesville. Va. and his
wife Maggie. Who were arrested last December,
charged win altering national-hank notes, and
sent on 20 tho United states Court at Lynchrulg
Va. we're boy order of Judge Paul brought here
thls morning ~ await trial 40 the May term. Tho
appropriation having run short. and 10 funds
being furnished iOr the LyuclDurs Court IL had
10 adjourn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-29
Distressing Drowning Accidents.
by telegraph 10 me plspaich.l

SNTLAEE CITY. April 2s.-Whio George New
hy. aged tWcnty-one. Mary Wilson. aged seven,
and Emily Wilson. aged Eve. ana q man named
Perkins Wcro attempting t1 cross q small stream
in ogden canon yrsteri1y 90 a boat tho high
water swept Thorn over Wilson's dam, aud all eX-
cert Perkins Were drowned.
PORTLAND. OEsG0N. April 2S-J. 3. Vance,
aged forty. and three young women nnmei Lie
l.e Wheeler. Anna Thompson, aud Ellen Al
bridge worc crossing Sullamish river, near STAN
wood, Washington Territory when the canoe
cap-iZed and all We're drowned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-29
SteeI-Worka Shut Down.

10y THTHETITU u IU' UIaTHIIU.I
ST. Louis. April 2S-The Western Steel Com
panv, which has been operating tho Vulcan
SfeeLNuls, In South ST. Louis will close down ia
July. throwing several hundred men ont of em-
ployncnt This Is regarded rs the result ~ an
over production in Steel decline an prices, AMI
scarcity Of the right kind of ore In this market
II is believed that This rs the FIRST OF nun Der II
mills o. announce that intention and close down
this summer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-29
,,,. Observation-Disclosures.

Mr.. Daniel +. Neenan, superintendent OF inc
KINNEY Tobacco Works Ia this city, Yesterday
,eceiyed a cable message summoning MN 70
ne bedside OF his father, who Is critically
an, a. b,s bone In Limerick. ireland. SIR. Noenan
is,t an the afternoon train for New York, whence
he will sail by the frst steamer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-29

On the 9Th day Of May the Democrats
of Richmond will ASSEMBLE IN ward meet
jngs to elect the city's representatives IN
the Democratic State Convention which
will convene at Norfolk on the 10th Of
May. 81,
This State Convention will choose dele
gates 10 represent the Democrats OF Nlr-
oipia in the National Convention at 81
louis June 9TH, and will also designate
the electors for President and Nice-Presl-
dent to be voted for on the Democratic
ticket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-29

layed much longer with comfort to those
who reside on macadamized streets.
Now long lines of dust follow the courses
of all vehicles, especially OF those which
are driven at the race-irack speed which
seems to be allowable upon some OF the
principal thoroughfares OF Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-29
Beautifully Decorated Dinner, Tea.
and Toilet sets

of the very best quality will be sold by
me on Tuesday next, at my auction
house. No such goods have been sold
at auction before. They are now on ex-
hibition and the public is requested to
call and examine them before the sale.
Can you afford to miss these opportuni-
ties Z? GEORGE w. MAYO,
Auctioneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-29
Desperate Outlaws Killed.

TUJ IVIUhI "F4I y ~" DIaN10|tHJ
FORT SMITH. AK, April 2S.-While the Chero-
kee authorities we're attempting 70 arrest JACK
Hawk aud Bin Beaver, two celebrated outlaws,
on Lees creek Wednesday. they resisted aud
we're shot dead. after long fight from behind a
barricade of horses. They were two desperate
characters. and had long been wanted for muir
ders covering a series Of years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-29
Temperance sreefIn:.

4 temperance rally VIII take place today NJ
23j At hlou church. Hanover comfy. uuu'f lho
ausT Ices Of shady Grove Lodge. Hon. J nomas
Whitehead will dciiycr su address on tempe
rHnec ard q new loice ~ Good Tcmplars VIII %
organized. a delegation 81 OF. 1nis IRON lhe
district lodge. cCQsi-ting.of y. 3. BURROUGHS ara
p. q. Ro1ior1, district deputies. q. W. ua"A-
hurst. deputy chief templar. and j. a. hopson'
past deputy chief templar. will accompany mo
II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-29

Tho EFFORT by committee TO dlsplhco tse TWO
.o,theYo steeographers in the House Of Repre-
ssntatiyes met with vide condemnation aud
severe denunclation by tho press, ana also ny
many numbers Of congressman. IL PRODUCED
much indignation IA this city, where AT. ee"fgo
repressntaIiYe, Hon. George u. Wise, prough!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-29

tho matter vigorously before his COLLEAGUES, hnh
when tho affair was fully explained 70 M. nan, nan,
dall he Iad these expert and practicon hi,l
efficient officials r0instatet. And ne uas Hhun
himself stronger Than ever with virginia py .nA
ac. ~ ln-tico aod good will 10 q nu~eh OF mo
old Commonwealth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-29
Miss SHAW.

Miss Anne Shaw viii bs at the Mt Vernon
Uonse- corner Of Franklin and Third streets,
from May LIST 10 May 10Th 70 mske arransonieIns
,s;th anv Young ladies' who wish 10 Join hor Eu-
ror,oau party for this summer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-29
birthday NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dapatch.l
WATERPROOF, CHksrkRPInD coUNrY,l
April a, 1883. !
"EppingtOn," the beautiful homo OF Mira
Kinda, lev miles from this station, was the
scene OF unusual gayety aud merriment last
evening, when birthday party was given Miss
Marina Minds by her mother. the house VAS
preIiiy decorated and ne front porch vas Apng
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-29
,,,ortnnt 90 lawyers.

The docket of causes in which no &C or r.
ders have been entered for seven years
viii be called in the Chanceryo 20 GOu u;
Tuesday. May 1st There are 9az o o,
s'ch canses and all will be stricken Oh
unless good cause Is shown
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-29
SAILED.
DICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIA.
HI TION.

The regular weekly soiree will take place at
the Mozart Academy OF Music TOMORROW
Monday EVENING at 81 o'clock. Admission
only by membership or invitation cards, which
must be presented az the door. Members can
obtain invitation cards on application TO 4. l.
slgaeL, asi Broad street; MANLY h RAMOS h
Co, eO3 Main street, o. wALrEH D. Mosts a Co,
VA Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-29
s,lreruare. nronEes. and Clocks.

Only two days remain to make your
selection of first-class Silyer-Platedware
at manufacturers prices. 1t is greatly
TO the interest Of families to attend these
sales. GEORGE ". MAYO,
Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-29

just ask anybody who has tried my
$3.50 Whiskey # 1t IS not about as good
as any you buy at $3.50 per gallon.
Mine is double-stamped goods.
JULIEN BlNFORD,
1902 east Main street,
Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-29
DEATHS.

PLEASANTS.-Dle April =, 1888. az the resi-
dcuce OF Mrs. 81 y. Lee, 1913 north rweniy-i Ir'h
street, Mrs. JULIA A. PLEASASTS QISe hoeteel p,
in the seventy-hrst year of ner age.
Her funeral will take place TODAY Sunday
AZ $3.50 o'clock r. VI. from the First Presbyterian
church. Friends Of the family Invited 70 attend
WlLLAMS.-Dio IN Cumberland county, Va,
April 2Gth. 40 the residence OF his sister. Ma
Carter II. Harrison, heV WILLIAM G. Will
LIAMS. i'm the siXty-s0venth year VI his age
Ills remains will be carried TO Atlanta, "a, Tor
burial
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-29
FataI Gas ENpIosIOn.

.By telegraph to mo Dspaicl.l
WuEEsBAgRg. Pa. April 2&--An explosion Of
ras in 70 mine of the Delaware ami Hudson Com
pqny d. Plymouth today killed two men and So
riou-Iy injured t1O others, destroying the sight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-29

The sale of Oil-Paintings on Monday
10 o'clock NJ, at my suction-house,
should attract the attention OF collectors
Of rare works OF art
GEORGE w. MAYO, Auetioneer.