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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22
I,or.onnIa 10 IlrIefa.

The number OF deaths In The city last week
was thlrly.slX.
The Husiugs Court has adjourned Until
ihe December tyrm.
Thomas ID. Jturess. OF Chase City, and
sheriff Buscv, 90 Meckicuburg county, were
iu tlo city Yesterday.
Ramon Browns pantry az on east Clay
street was broken into Tuesday night aud
robbed OF aqpics and provisions.
Miss Sadie Hin, Of Caroline, and Miss
Maggie Young, OF Petersburg, are visiting
friends on west Franklin street.
Miss 2lar, Beehcr. WHO sps been on visit
for the last month % her sister. Mrs. solomon
Wise, let forStauuton, her home, yesterday
motning.
Ms Lula johnson. Of White House, New
Kent county, and Miss Hunter Richardson,
OF West Point, are visiting Mrs. James Nc
DoucaL q west Main street.
Mr.. James Iledger. Of Manchester, shot
aud killed "A bald eagle yesterday morning
six feet from tip 70 tip and weishing seven
pounds. Il had piece Of flesh Ia It's mouth
when shot
The president Of Chester Female Ins'i-
int DT. william Il. Vaughan. arrived at 81.
Tuke's N ONE Tuesday to be under the care
Of Dr. Mcclure. Dr. Vaughan las been
very il Tor many weeks, but arapld improve
meut Is now hoped for
T.. NJ. Rowella, Esq, deputy clerk OF the
Circuit Court, has returned from Lextng-
ton, where DC went 20 attend the marriage
GA Monday afternoon last OF Mr.. b. III.
SHIELD OF this city TO a fair Lexington lady.
Mr.. SHIELD and his bride have ALEC arrived
IN the cNY.
At meeting Of She stockholders OF the
Times Publishing Company held yesterday
it was decided 10 increase the maximum
capital stock Of the company from S20,OOOto
slO0. 900, and an amendment 70 the charter
TO this eject was granted BY Judge we'll
ford, Of tue City Circuit Court.
An adjourned meeting OF the joint com
miltee Of the Travellers Protective Assoeia-
ton and manufacturers and iobbers interest
cd in the Travellers Protective Assoelauon
bazaar will be held In the rooms OF the
Chamber VI Commerce Tonight al O'Clock
for the purpose Of completing arrangements.
Tho Rev. Or. W. 5. Ksipsford, OF 81.
Georges, New York, has declined the invita-
lion 70 address the Richmond cry Missionary
Society al ats annual meeting in December.
He assigns Is ltis reason press OF work. Or.
Rainsiord is pleasantly remembered In Rich
nond on account Of bis earnest and eloquent
preaching here some yesrs ago.
sr~N.a.ssra~-sersr.ss
al N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22

Richmond: q j. Harvey and WIFE TO Leila
IS .ustou. 25 fcoton Bresd street near fou-
Shoe. $4,000; ". A. Jones and wife to Mat
thew scig4f. a. feet GA Clay street between
Tli-d and Fourth. 5000; Howard swine.
ford aud wife TO Marie G.. Antclot,i, a feet
on ~econJ street noJr lll, GL9)).
Heurico. A. b. Cotircll TO Mary a. Cot
trel peuona'hl 5000; jacob Cohen and
wiItto Henry Neurohr. o2S feet on Ple2'antS
road. 1.H.JD; james ". Crug and wife Go
Vhona. Pryor, lotion Railroad avenue, 500 ;
James T.. Crane and wife % George clifford,
rs 10 acres ou Central turnpike. 1891; John
"a. Dmuco and wife tO william g.. MsuJ,
20 lr.i on 1humss street. 1913; same u pMnp
j.. Purcell 80 feet ou Thomas street, $40;
Barbara Fictis On Amanda Hilton, Tot near
Richmond. e.; Hcttie 60. Fleet 20 irederc6
fIacAett. 80 ices on Duncan street, $500;
Charles Gibson 90 Charles Martin and Fr,uk
w.. Puf1e. gft sores on Il.ryc road. StSJJ A.;
John a.. Montague and wife e. Charlie War
wick. Nelson Parrish. aud wait Parrish,
Lois No. /. =. g. aud Ia Monr1rc's plan,
s,-l: William ). Marshall and wife 10 Matte
r.. Mm,haV> trustee, lot near Richmond
aud Fredericksburg railroad. a.; Charles +.
Richardson aud wife ID Bl2sius Valley, %
acres on White Os& swamp, 800.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22
Conpecitcut's Majority,

HAKFoRD, COSS., November 2l.-Tbe
OF ciai canvass Of the vote Of Connecticut
shows: Cleveland, 1920; HArrison. "A, 7si ,
FISK, 4.23i; Labor, 2i0-Cleyeland's piu-
ralitv. G3G. For Governor: Morris Demo
craN. 1904; BulEely (Repubhcaub 1869;
Camp Prohibitionistl 1881; Andrews
Labor, 293; scattering, q. No one has a
majority Of the totalyote, and the Legislature
will elect Bukely and the others on The Re
publican State ticket The congressional
delegation is: Simmouds, Russell, and Miles
RepubncanL and Wilcox Democrat. Ailes's
pluralifv D. %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22

lit tof'ti AiA ~ 't'' -''f-''~A-''
WICHITA, KAN. November 2l.-Jake and
Joe Tabier lcolorcd) were executed 10 The
county Jail tbs morning by the Federal
s-Deputy-Msf-hal Howard super
intending. At the -csnoid, in answer 20 a
question whether they had anything 10 say,
both replied "N0!' emphatlealiy. The
trap was sprung al 1925. Jake never moved
q muscle, while Joe during the sec9nd min
ute drew up hrs legs twice. The crime ior
which theg were executed was the killing 81
Cess and Godynuntz ueas the sac and Fox
agency la August, 1885.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22

lower: Faitz. q. osst1.03: Longberry. s6ssff.io;
western irregular sud lover. closing steady: NO.
winter red. spot. q9Hag9Hc. poccmber. osse
egHc.: January. si0iHsN0iK Con-3outhsrn
~ good demand aud firm. white. 55a.Sc. .yoil1r,
s3aJic: western qulet sBd aDoni siesdy mlxed
spot. l9atoIc yesr. 4ahti6kc.; January. ~
451c; February. f5lat54c Oats bfm ana in
fair doman southern and Penns) lsania. -
asc: western white, unRredod, JAY;
western mired. unraded, Na1lc.; grsfsd 10.
while. ssHc. Rye CADET 81 Glal1c. Hay nfm
prime % choice timothy, ficafie.sg Proyl.ion'
fairly active and steady. hesspcrk. 100
Bnlk-moets-iDoee IN car iota, shoulders StD'
hong clear. $50. cieer-rfb sdes, fas0: sugar.
Ilcsied shoulders. $3.50; eugar-cursd ssnofe1
shoulders, fi050 Hams, si2h0asi27a Lari--
Refined, si0.eA Butter nrn: best roiie,
isc. creamery. glsZc. EgTs snads nrr1sr 40
Rlaz5s Petroleum lower; refined. G.la Co1ee
steady kiO cargoes fair. i5Has%c. snger
irner; 4 soft. nc: cOppor-ro0nod nrm a.
i6ai6hc Whiskoy seady Al ii.I.
CHICAGO
CKfoaao. November H.--rl1e cash quotations
Vers. Flour dcmsnd iisht aud unchanged. No.
spring wheat ti.O6a stL06x. S0 Z rel. fi0ssa
fo5A. No. corn. t)c. No 1oats. D. Mess
pors. 81 L50asi160 farf. s. q. shOrt-rin~, T7.O
as. 10; shoulders. t7874 af71 whiskcy. n.0
Theisading faiarss ranged ~ follows
C9szaaL HfJAss. Ci1sfst
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22

Dy telegraph o ths Dispatch.l

ny Telegraph o The DispaIchl
Hen POM. n. c., November 2l.-The
weather MS clear and cold. and everything
favorable for good races. Derby finished as
follows: Orland first. Oliver Twist second,
Cecil third; fourth divided between Limbo
aud Count Foster. Aliage pointer stake
closed with seventeen entries, as follows:
Pontiac, Lass Of Bow, Flash, Roger VIII
iiams. joyce. Vanderbilt, Consolation, King
Of Kent, Duke Vernon, Gobang, Dexter
Lalla Rookh, Duke ofiIeson, LeDeron. Flint,
Granted, aud Ossion. The judges are
Mes.rs. Hendrix. DurIca, and MeTrlman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22
Another whitechape' nysseFy.


fBv Apglo-Americsn cable TO tho Dispa'ch.l
LONp0s. November 2l.-Grcat excitement
vvas occasioned this morning when 70 was
rcporled that another woman had been MUIR
dcred and mutiafed IN Nhitschapel. The
police immcdiat ~ formed a Gordon around
ihe premises aud an enormous crowd soon
Gathered. To was learned t5at smother muir
der had been attempted upon low woman
bg A man who had accompanied her 10 her
Iodgines. but That 10 this instance bis Work
had been frustrated. According 10 The
womsu's story the man bed seized her
and struck her once i'm the throat
yib q knife. She had struggled des-
urrately and had succeeded in freeing
herself from the mans grasp and hrd
screamed FOR hcip. Her cries had alarmed
the man and be- had 1ed without attempting
anv further violence. Some 0i the nclgbbors
who bad heard the vomau's SCREENS fol-
lowed tLe murderer ior about three hundred
wards. wn,n ne disappeared from their sight.
The woman says she j. fully able o. identity
thc nan and gave q description OF hlm TO the
police The police are hopeful OF soon cap
turing hiR.
Arorau investigation OF the facts the police
are ~ the opinion that the attempted murder
IN Whuccbspel this morning was not the
WORK OI thl mdu no communion tLc hlA"Ni'N'
murders in that vicinity recently. No arrest
has been made. The excitement among the
people continues.
Latr.-Furihcr Investigation by the po'
lice shows that tho Wbucthspei woman who
reported ibis morning that she had been a.
tackled by lhe iaaa WHO went TO her lodgings
,gitu he's IT, prostitute OF the lowest order.
she suffered only q slight abrasion OF the
ekIn on Der throat, and The police place no
cfedlt in her story OF au attack. Iney be-
lieye that she Inflicted the injury herself
while she Nas drunk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22
Hurwftz IEss n New Name.

The sm0Oth-spOken young swindler who
victimized several WsiLsireet brokers last
September hiss been 81 his tricks again un-
der new DAne. Then he was Known as
Lionel Hufwltz; now be Is ChHrles' Morgan.
Yesterday It became known that A. ii.
Wheeler & Co., OF No. 6 Wall street, had
lost 800 through young mau claiming to
be Charles Morgan. The stranger called
some days ego, bearing letter OF intro
duetion, which satisfied the firm OF bis reiia-
billy. and talked about stocks lie claimed
10 have $4,000 and wanted 70 invest.
HIS address be gave as No. 258
west Thirty.ninth street. After leay-
ing, Morgan sent word by a mes
senger 10 buy for his account 800 shares Of
Missouri Pacific, and the stock was 1T once
bought, the firm believing that Ag, Morgan
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22


WASHINGTON, November 2l,-To.daY's
bond offeriues aggregated $3.50, 700. Accept
ed IS, 900, As At 100.
The town OF sandsyille, Ga, has become
a presidential oaice, and the President To-
day appointed the present incumbent as post
master.
Ii is stated at the Navy Department that
The United states steamer Atlantis, now pre-
pairing for sea at New York, y Ill be sent
for cruise around the world by way OF
the Pacific. The cruise will probably last
three or four years.
The members OF the Appropriations Com
miltee held their FIRST meeting to-day prelim-
mary 20 the assembling OF the FiIheth Con-
gress in second session. Chairman Randall
was not present, so the deliberations oil the
seven members preseat IN the committee
room TO-DAY were preside over by Repre-.
sentative j. d. sayres, the fifth meGeer on
the roll His colleagues present were hessrS.
Clements. Rice, Ryan, ButteTworth, Me-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22
Chesapeake Agricultural Fair Asso-
CITATION.
Especial telegram 70 mo Dispatoh.l

Especial telegram TO tho Dispstch.l
EAsrvILLE. VA, November 2l.- The stock
holders Of the Chesapeake Agricultural Fair
Association held their FIRST ANNUAL meeting
since organization at thcT Office In Cape
Charles city to-day for the purpose Of elect
ing officers FOR the ensuing terra. The fol-
lowing were elected. President, Hon. VIII
liam l.. SCOT, Of Erie, Pa; First Wee.
President, Or. Austin peterborough, Of
Ea.tYile; second Vice President, II. w.
dunno. Of Cape Charles; Third Yice-PreI-
dent, C.. 4. Nash. Of Norfolk; Treasurer,
W. b. wilson, Of northampton county;
secretary Henry l.. Upshur, OF Eastvllle.
The new Board Of Directors are Q. A.
Brown. r. V. Nottingham, n. j. Savage,
william n. Cottl1gham, John 7. Whitehead.
JOHN c. Il. Kellam, Lucus Nottingham, G..
A. Jarvis, Charles +. Goodwin. and Severn
Eyre. The first annual report Of the Score
tlrv and Treasurer showed that the sssocin-
tod was in most excellent financial condi-
ton and that the prospects were most iagor-
able
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22
Detroit Free Pre- 90.

A singular accident occurred at Grand
Rapids Saturday. DR.. Mcpherson vas hastily
summoned to the residence Of Mrs. Smith.
Her husband explained that they bad used a
combustion ioldins-bed for some time aud
had had no trouble with It until tben. RE
bad arisen before his wife in TIE morning
and had hardly dressed whoa be heard a
spring snap and the upright part Of the bed
fen over upon Mr.. Smith, completely shut
ting her 10. lie tned 70 rake the bed but
could not do u without assistance. when
the Doctor arrived he found Mrs. Smith IN
great agony. The weight Of the bed had
rested entirely upon her head, which was
severely bruised. The Doctor also found iu-
dlcations that her spine had been injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.

NOVEMBER 2l.-Beceips ~ both Oh and new
nuts light ard MARKET steady; odd stock Ira good
douaud 80 faisc for prime ~ extra prime NUS
sales Of now stock az 5so3Ac, as - quauyi
Spanish uutI 5Oa. 1c, a. 10 qualify.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22
Cauvhtwitn Unstam ped whiskoy.

fspccal t00gram n no Ul5pAtch.I
ROANOKE, Va, November 2i.-Jamcs Jen-
nues and james Hale We're to-day before
United states Commissioner Rhode, Tor
having uustamped whisky in their posses
sion. They entered a plCa OF guilty, Ad
were sent on ~ the grand jury. Their bail
was fixed ~ $500 EACH, in default 81 which
they we're remanded 20 iail. Their wagon,
horse. and wM,kcv, which were captured
Yesterday IN the outskrt, Of the city, were
turned over to Deputy Rcyenuc-Collector
n ID FRYE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22
The Prcstdent-EIect.

INDIANAPOLIS, November 2l-Thcro seems
20 bc practically no foundation for the pup
li.hed report tnat ex-senator Warner Nill'E
ex-senator Piait, Senator'S Frank liiscocG
end Cbqunccy d. Depew VIII accompany
Nice-Prtsideut-clect Morton and wife on
tbcir coming visit to General and Mrs. llar-
rison. Mr M0rt0n's contemplated visit Is
looAed upon o. an interchange Of social
amenities add no unusual political siguiti,
canoe is AZ this luncture associated with biz
VISIT. the date o. which Will probably Oe an
nounccd AZ su early day. i IS reliably stated
that General Harrison has determined not TO
90 East.
General Harrison last night rendered
Elijah va. UsHord, managing editor OF tue
Indianapolis journal, the position Of private
secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22
",rhis sword ar Justice"

A Louisville (Ky.) special says: Captain
". b. Wheeler, OF Company j, Louisville
Legion, arrived ia the city yesterday after
noon on a three.weekY Through from Perry
county, where The Legion isstationed during
the present term OF the Crcmt Court TO pro-
tect IL IN rs trials oi the principals Of TIE
Freoch-EyeUole feud.
Judge Lily has asked Governor BuckDer
10 send toe detail o. The Legion wlth BIN on
to- entire circuit, which consists OF the foi-
lowing couuties Clay, Esull, Knott, Lee,
Letcher, Perry, Powell. snd Wolfe. II he
does so the troops VIII BE- out until next
sprng. Adjutant- General Hill Is up there
looking the situation over, aud II he thinks
IL necessary the boys viii have 10 stay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22

reuecial Telegram 70 inc Dlspstch.l

T"TlVTlI I0ITE I0TII " 1I7' 17''F777--''I
WAvERLY W.. November 2l.-NIlliam
Hin. a brakeman on the elst-D0und train on
the Atlantic and Danvile railroad, was IN
stsntly killed at Baughs siding. in surry
county, to-day while roping cars on a SIDE
track.
James Morris, another brakeman on the
same train. was badly mashed while coupling
cor. at bonneville, in sussex county.
Robert Tennessee, another emplove on the
same road. was instantly killed on the main
line near Belfeld this morning while under
an engine rubbing il %. HIS head was
severed from MS body. No blame is attach
ed % Tho clmnluF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22
The station Men OF the Fire Depart
Eneut
10 the Editor OF the Dispatch:

10 The Editor Of the Dispatch:
our good citizen. Mr.. Edward Cohen, can
no more represent the interests OF our cN-
cellent Fire Department, and so some one
should come out from the great public and
give the Council aud the people hght and
luowl.dc which they are no. expected 10
h.ye until they are shown the way. Vow,
may not take the place until some one BET
ter comes 10 toe froEtf one question com
corning our Fire Department should De- sc-
riouslv considered by the Council, and That
considered generously. We perhaps cannot
at this time advocate paid department only
ON account ~ the expense, bat we IniGhJ
merriully reflect upon the dutie' 90 the
men stationed at the houses. Few 81 our
tsr.nayers know that these men are re-
quircd 90 be intelligent sober, and
moral and most Of them have families. YET,
under the law. they nre forbidden 10 be- WIFE
their wives and loved ones except 81 meals
three hours IN tWcuty.iOur-a perfect living
tomo. The simple remedy IS 90 bnve one
extra station-msn st each house. who re-
licyes every third day, which, little as 10 Is,
would be a precious boon. Would not a
coGmuuiiy Ike this endorse slhh Council
that would say 20 these upright deserving
men that they might mingle with their peo-
uie snd worship and commune with their
felloW-mon? TIE Fire Commissioners are
prevented 10y law from increasing the force
without the consent o. the Council. and
those gentlemen need only 10 look into the
case TO grant relief. CITIZEN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22
A n,nn.tronn Mrecls.

fPy Angio-Amer.can cable 70 tho Di7patchl
LONDON, November 2L-An explosion
occurred Al Bristol ibis morning on board
the schooner United, whlca was laden With
petroleum. The vessel was wrecked, and
thrce men who were at work on board wcrc
nGtd. The burning on loated on Toe water
aud caused great Consideration amoag the
yes.eLowners. who feared the flames would
communicate 10 their own craft. No other
damage, however, was done 10 shipping in-
fnrnsf..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22
RIcBNoED TOBACCO MARKRr.

NOVEaBsG q, iSss
There was considerable trading again today,
resulting Ia sales q sOme good round iots-no-
tab!y some thirty packages me Wrappers. and
about forty or nf,y packages coiory Ga hiofs,
besides Their saies u brlgAis
The t.aiiug Tor h Dsst few days vill foot up
probably come four OF nyo hundred hossheads-
al or nearly ali for consumption which should
make 3 conslderalle hole IN sloeks Of brigh,h0ld
here. Loose sales we're light to-day, win Little
OF interest " report
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22
Hnr,onrrr checrao.

by Anglo-Amcrirau cabio % the Dlspatchl
PARIS, November 2L-GeneIli Bou'anger
attended the performance ut the Reannalsce
Theatre last night. The audience recog-
nized BIN and gave him an ovation. The
crowd outside also cheered BIN when he
I'm the Theatre. There was some disorder,
and the police made several arrests.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22

by telegraph % 90 blspatcn.I
ST. LOUIS, November IA speeAi TO the
Post. Dispatch from Lille Rock, Ark, says;
Warrants have been sworn out against
nearly iiiiy persons, principally negroes, for
illegal voting IN the recent election IN Jei-
ferson county. The Democrats are COM
ulaiDanfs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22

The Debate Adjourned on Parnelrs
Nnalnn.

- ostnu.
fBy Anglo-Amsrican cable to tho Dispatch.l
LONDON. November 2L-In the House on
Commons this afternoon Mr. Madden, So
hcitor-G cncral Tor Ireland, moved the second
reading OF the Irish laDO-purcbaSe Dill.
Mr. Iabouchere moved that the bill be re-
iecied. lie complained OF The undue haste
IN which the measure was being pressed Tor
ward, and said there was an obvious desire
on tho part 81 the Government TO prevent
the country from considering their proposals
on the question Oi land purchase. he de-
MED that Parliament had obtained 81 the
last election shy authority 20 egsiaie upon
this question. the immense importance o.
winch required The special sanction OF the
country. A. the bill stood IL was gross
Injustice upon the British i'x-payer. Be
sides that il vas injurious 10 ireland, AZ
II would encourage gigantic system Of ao-
senieeism. Unul the home.ruie measure
was carried nothing ought 20 be done toward
the land measure.
sir George OTTO Treyalyn IiheriD warned
the House that II it assented 10 the oil VI
would Dot be able 10 stop further grants ana
IL would soon be called upon snd compelled
TO advance more millions. Among the dan
gers OF the Ashbourne act not The least was
that "a committed the British tax mayer 10 4
system Of landlord purchase, which gave no
GOOD security for the advau O., and Which
lef the tenant in position to repudlate II
bad years rendered MIN unable 70 pay bis
instruments.
on motion Of Mr. Parnell The debate was
adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22
nArT1HoHE. STOCK MARKEE

BALTIMORE. No. November M-Vireinla con
sols. ll-tO'- 30: 40. ga. 90. Baltimore and ONO
stock. ~, Cincinnati. Washington aud bahimore
rs. q5: DO 9ls. So; DO. 3d5, u, conso gas stock,
49,, do. bond, 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22

~ Lorfs. November gi.-Flour Duh Wheat
Cash strong: options closed "a e. above yesier-
day. Ns red, cash. 30 ssi.09A; nocemhor.
si.l0at aSi.C34: Nay. si.07 AL 09t.. Corn quiet
aud nrm; Ne. z cash, 3'a3jsc. cembcr,
3ia3fEc; May, $40 Oat' nrn. No cash,
w. bid May cloee1 at cO.c. Mhis8ey steady
a sLtA Provisions iu hector demand. i0rk,
sia Lard steady; primo steam, sA&A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22

To.niaht au intellectual treat Will be given
No ibe Aielltt, ihc humorIst, Ban Nye, and
thc poet James Whitcombe Riley, Offering
am entertainment entirely novel 10 us Kind,
to consist OF character readings, reciiailons.
a.. fup benz the upDcrmost feature.