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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23
Young Man,. Fatal Jun ..

Mr.. Edwin ID. Lacy, a fireman on the Ale
ghaDy railroad, was instantly killed in the
depotyard OF the company here yesterday
morning.
lie was n son Of William J. Lacy, general
foreman Of the cOmpanY's shops in tEis city,
and was m the twenty-secOnd year Of his
age. He learned the printing business with
Mr. WIlism Ellis Jones, but being Of the
opinion that Il would be better for his health
TO secure outdoor employment got posi-
ton as luggage master on the Ale
ghany road and served in that ca
pacity during the summer and until
his train was discontinued, when
he took work az a fireman. Night before
last he lcft home IN buoyant spirit.and went
on duty on the Chesapeake and Ohio Engine
No. $50, which was put TO shifting cars IN
the dep0t-vard. near Eighth and Byrd streets.
Il happened thgt the locomotive came to a
switch and instead of taking il" kept on
in a straight course, while the cars following
moved on in the direction the switch was sci,
and the consequence was The coupliDg-pins
were pulled out and some Of the cars
were dragged from the track and thrown
into general disorder. II seemed that
wreck was about 10 occur. and
Mr. Lacy, in his excitement and against the
earnest warnings OF the engineer, Mr.. Hunt
lev, jumped from the cib and was run
over by one OF the freight-c1rs. In an in
stant he was crushed to death. Coroner
Taylor. who was walked from his bed and
brought 10 tho yard % view the remains,
after hearing the statements OF the engineer
and others decided that no pubic good
could be accomplished by holding an inquest.
The switch was apparently in proper order
and place; there bad been no remissness on
The part o! the engineer, snd Mr.. Lacy's
Jump, while exceedingly unfortunate ~ Il
turned ont, was natural. especially TO one OF
deceased's youth and ineXperencc.
The body Was taken 10 Christians under
taking establishment and prepared for burial
and then removed 10 The home OF bis parents.
on Clay street near Graham. Deceased vas
q bright and intelligent Young man; was eX-
ccedingly aiIrct'onate 10 relatives and friends,
and popular with MA companions, and was q
member Of The Clay. street Baptist church,
from which house OF worship his funeral
will take place this afternoon no 2.30 o'clock.
Some Of the wooden pillars supporting
the Eighih-street foOt-rridge were damaged
by the cars, but they can be easily replaced
or repaired.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23
TEE NEws OF mAxcnEsrER.
BustIngs-Court MRtters-street-Car
ROW-PersOnai, &c.

The case OF Dennis whitley alias Britley,
an aged cOlOred wOod-siwVer, charged With
committing perjury In registering as quail
fed voter, was tried IN the Ilustings Court
yesterday. The jury found the accused
guilty and fixed as his punishment iine OF
s. and sixty DAYS 10 jail. Dennis was con-
yicted Oi petit larceny In December last, and
hss not bad his political disabilities removed.
judge Ingram has Issued an order tor q
new set Of weights aud measures for Mr. A.
&. Harding, who was recently appointed
sealer OF weights aud measures to succeed
the late llezekiah Archer.
The old ones were furnished Mr.. Archer
by the county Of Chesterfield, and some OF
them have been lost or others rendered unit
for use by long service.
ROW on A sTREEr-cAR.
Fletcher Jackson, q colorcd man, was be-
fore the Mayors Court yesterday morning,
charged with creating disturbance on
Manchester stTeetcar aud sssaulting, best
ing, and wounding Il. T. jenkins, with intent
TO KILL The difficulty, which occurred late
Wednesday evening on Seventh street near
Perry, created great excitement among the
passengers on the ear, many Of whom were
ladies'. jenkins not being s0le TO appear the
case was continued until Saturday, and seve-
raj witnesses we're examined on the question
OF bai upon whose testimony Mayor Att
kissOn allowed bail in the sum OF $500.
DR.. 4. p. Mathews, VINO attended jenkins
and dressed his wounds, said that he re-
ceiyed two. or perhaps three, severe
blows on the LEFT side Of the head which
must have been given with a stone or some
other blunt instrument, as the bat through
which punciures were made was quite thick;
that one OF the wounds was about tgo inches
long angular or horseshoe snape) and cut to
the bone; another. little further back, was
small bnt deep, and the third, pssr
the second. was 10 all appearances
hardly core than an abrasion OF
the skin; that jenkins had lost a
great deal Of blood and was suffering much
psin; that il the blows had been struck on
the temple they doubtless would have proved
Fatal. Or. Mathews said further that JeD-
kins had slight fever yesterday, but would
probably be able 10 be AZ court saturday.
Several witnesses testiled With reference
20 the charge OF creating disturbance on
the car, and the Mayor announced that be
would fine both parties. but that he would
not fix the amount until Saturday.
From the evidence 1t appears that the trou-
bic came about In this wise; Several per-
soHs, smoug them tue accused and The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23
From Tie Clerls,s Record.

Among The cases before The Police Court
Yesterday morning were the following:
Mary Taylor, stealing one overcoat from
L. Rose & Son and one cloak from Henry H..
Myers. Continued until next Tuesday, the
27th.
Edward Watkins (coloredh stealing two
ducks, the property Of some person un-
known. Committed TO Jail in default OF Sc
curlty for six months.
Charles Walker tcolored(. dlsorderly on q
streetcar. Fined 8 aud costs.
c. J. Madison. drunk and lighting and
creating a disturbance 10 the annoyance OF
the neighborhood. Fined g. and costs.
c. W. Woodbridge, assaultlng and wound
ing 7. w. Jones with piece OF iron. Fined
el0 and costs.
Cyrus Baker was charged with rObbng the
money.drawer OF James Gentry's stall, in
the First market. In consequence OF bis
youth the Justice let him OF on condition
that he be whipped in court by his mother.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23
BLUE WITH HUNGLR.
Examination or witnesses Before the
PprnelI Commission.

fBy AnglO-Americau cable 20 tho Dispalch.l
LONnON. November The examination
OF witnesses from County Kerry was con-
tnued at the sitting Of the plrncll C0mms-
sion to-day. Nc LCOnaCd, agent % the
estates " ;he Earl OF ksnmAre, said tho
league WIS "a active az ever. he thoroughly
disagreed VITA the statement Of NJ. baiiour
that the league was a tnlng Of the past. IN
h. part Of Kerry the fight that tho league
was making was at its hottest. The plan
OF campaign was all powerful. Formerly 4
writ could be executed boy the sheriff with
the aid OF four police, but now four hun
dred soldiers were required. The members
Of The league met every sunday after attend
ing mass 10 arrange TIE weeks programme
Of the rent resistance and intimidation, The
resistance came from well-tO-do people Tn
til the year 1881 the tenants had been friendly.
but after the league was formed they scohcd
at him and the landlord.
On crOss-eXlminatiou the witness adj
mited that in 1880 II was necessary TO give
the tenants assistance, ~ some OF them were
blue with hunger. There were 1000 ten
ant, on the kcnmare estates, 3OO of whom,
though very poor, bad always tried 10 pay
their rents. since 1850 the Earl Of Ken
mare had expended Gl73, 900 in the improve
ment Of his estates. Iln bill for labor now
amounted to G3)0 weekly. Only such rent
was taken from the poor tenants ~ they
could afford 10 give. The witness did not
seek 10 collect rent from persons blue with
hunger, and the law was never enf0r ced
against tenants Of that cliss.
The court then adjourned.
The Clerk of the Commission banded TO
Mr.. Edward Harrington a summons % pay
fine Of CJ00 which the court imposed upon
him for contempt. Mr. Harrington states
that be will not pay the fine ard intends TO
question the right Of the commission to en-
force it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23
rhanhnrtY,nE Banauet.

The following is the programme for the
entertainment which Messrs. b. +. johnson
& Co., book-publishers, purpose giving their
employees and co workers at Corcoran Hall
on Thursday next, Thanksgiying-Day:
Guests will assemble IN the upper hall al
Pm.
Music by Kessnichs Band.
Banquet at $50 in the lower hall.
At $3.50 "Ode 10 America" sung by en-
ployes, in which all guests are invited to
join.
Address by Hon. J. I. Ellyson, Mayor OF
Richmond.
Solo by Captain F. W. Cunningham.
Music by the baud.
An address by Rev. S. A. Goodwin, ID. ID.
"The Sleigh Ride sung by employees.
Music by the band.
A brief ADDRESS by Hon. Fitzhugh Lee.
Governor OF Virginia.
Music.
ga Medley" sung BY employees.
"Good.Night," By the band.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23
c. & 0. RAILWAY co.
CALLED MEETING OF THE srocgHoLu-
ERs HELD YESTERDAY.
Plan Of Reorganization Approved ard
Adopted and New Stocks and
Bonds 10 be Issued.

The stockholders Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Compiny had called meeting
yesterday at noon ia the office Of President
NJ. +. ingalls,, 10 PAGES Block. Mlior John
Page occupied the chair; T. %. Barber, Esq.
secretary. The following gentlemen were
present: Messrs. John Z. Bullet, OF Phi'a-
delphis; John Il. Moon, OF Albemarle; 4;
Judge W. J. Robertson, OF Charlottesville; (;
Messrs. J. T. Odell, Henry Taylor, Henry T.
Wickham, and Msjor John Page, OF Han
over.
The Committee on Proxies-Messrs. II. T..
WickhOm, J. T. Odeil, aud Judge William
). RObertSOn-r reported that Of the 800, ,229
shares outstanding 35i,GS9 were represented
either iu person or by proxy.
THE REORG AVIATION.
The Chair laid before the meeting the plan
OF r. organization OF the company.
Mr. Henry WiCkham, In explanation, said
that this scheme Of reorganization had now
been carried 10 point which would enable
the stockholders and creditors OF the COM
p,ny to perfect aud complete the said plan
OF Reorganization.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
NC Auhn iiih Utiplf tue ihtNAiHL tuN A't
passed by the last Legislature authorizing
the issue OF bonds and stock by the cOmpa-
nv. aud in this connection Nr. Wickham Of
iered the following, which was unanimously
adopted:
ReSOived, |, That The stockholders Of the
Chesapeake aud Ohio Railway COMPANY in
general meeting assembled do hereby accept
the provisions OF an act OF Assembly OF Nir-
ginia. being chapter III Of the laws OF the
session OF lSS7'SS, entitled ian act to au-
th0rize the issue Of bonds and stock by the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway COmD1ny."
>. That the plan ot reorganization en-
bodied in au agreement bearing date the 7th
day Of February, 1883, between c. II. Cos.
ter, Il. J. Cross. and Anthony J. Thomas, a
committee OF the one part, and such OF the
bOudholders and Other creditors aud stock
holders OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company as should become parties thereto,
Of the other part, be and the same i hereby
approved and adopted, and that the Board
OF Directors be and they are hereby IN.
structed to take the necessary steps tor the
proper issue OF the stocks and bonds OF the
railway cOwplny provided 10 be issued and
10 provide for the execution OF such mort.
gaze or deed of trust az may be proper 10 se-
cure 30.00O.oO0 in bonds as may be issued
under SAID plan and TO take all steps which
may be necessary for the purpose OF carrying
said plan into complete effect.
No other business was transacted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23
ThaLevv onfhe Library.

Mr.. W. l. Royal yesterday appeared be-
fore the Supreme Court Of Appeals and stated
the facts IN connection with the eicclmeut Of
Deputy Sergeant Macon from The state IL
brary, whittier be went some months ago TO
levy for costs due Mr. ROyall in 4 coupon
case, wherein the United States Supreme
Court reversed the Virginia courts and
awarded Mr.. Royal costs to the amount OF
about SGG.
After Mr. Royal made his statement 10
the court and presented the record, Attor-
ney.General Ayers said that it was well
known that the Virginia statutes did not s-
lOw costs against the Commonwealth, and
that the order made by the United states SUI
nreme Court was doubtless by inadyertence.
He lnlmsted bis desire that this court, like
the Hustlngs Court, would refuse TO take any
steps imposing costs upon the Common
wealth.
The court took the papers under advise
ment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23
Norton I'm Washington.


W0uISGTOS, November 22.-yics-Presi-
dent-eiect Levi z. Morton, accompanied by
Mrs. Morton, Is spending the day Ia wash
ingtOn. They came over from New York
last night, and expect TO return tomorrow
morning.
To an Associated Press reporter Mr.. Nor
ton stated that bis yistt vas for the purpose
Of inspecting his large apBTtms msnt-hous,, now
approaching completion. on the site Of the
residence occupied by him during bis pre-
ylOus stay m Washington. corner Fifteenth
and ri streets. He bad not before seen the
building, sHd he came now at the request Of
the architect 10 note the progress Of the
work.
"when DO you expect 70 visit General
Harrison?" was asked.
"Ob. don't know. That hasn't been set
tied yet. II will depend upon the mutual
convenience OF the parties"
Nr. Morton desired TO De ~ free from pub
tic notice as possible during his stay, and for
that reason did not, a. usual, st0p Al any OF
the hotels, hut is the guest Of bis sister. Mrs.
Hobson, on Y street Upon politics he bad
nothing 10 say. fbe Nlce-president-elect
bears every appearance ot perfect health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23
Personals ana Briers.

DR.. Thomas Nelson Page is IN Pennsylya-
MIA.
Judge George W. Wilson, OF Prince
George county, Nd, Is visiting bis brother
in-law, Mr.. A. ]. Chewing.
The PRAYER meeting at Leigh-Street Baptist
church last night was OF very interesting
character. Another will be held tonight at
7:4j O'Clock.
George A. Hundley is an applicant for the
Office OF postmaster OF this city, whose name
has not heretofore been publicly mentioned
10 this connection. Nezts
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Selig, OF Elizabeth
CITY, n. e., arc 10 the city, the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. y. SalomOnsky. No. 1864 east Clay
street. They are returning from an extend
ed bridal tour North.
DR.. T. G.. Dasbleps lecture viii begin
promptly A. O'Clock tonight, As there will
be large number OF views displayed. These
will include several OF 81. Psurs and West
Minister Abbey, Albert Memorial, Houses OF
Parliament, number OF the Cathedrals, and
the Tower.
Ala meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Times Publishing Company held yesterday
the officers and managers resigned aud the
following we're elected President. Lewis
Ginter; Vice President, Joseph Bryan;
Directorss Messrs. Ginter, Bryan, Page lie
Carty, II. d. owen, and d. ID. Gordon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23
Two Grent fHumOrtsss.

Bill Nye. the noted young humorist, and
James WhitcOmb Riley, comedian and poet,
were greeted by a fair.slzed audience at the
Mozart Academy OF Music Last night. Nge.
In his remarkable personal experiences, told
with dry humor. In which ran ayein OF pathos,
occupied about one third OF the time OF the
entertainment and received atlir share OF the
applause. RllCy's character skeiche, iu The
Hoo-ler dialect. Illustrative Of child eccen-
tricities aud the western educator. met with
storms Of applause. The whole entertain
meut was one Of humOr and iun, and the
audience showed their appreciation by album
dant laughter and generous applause.
Among the audience wa Governor Lee,
James b. Pace, =. II. Mayo. and number
OF other prominent gentlemen. The news
paper fraternity was largely represented.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23
For DysDepssa
Usg HoRsForD's ACID PHOSPHATE.

Use IIORsFOEDS AClD FHoSfHATE.
Dr. Lorenzo Waie. Pithdeld. Mass, says:
"From its use for period Of about eiRht
weeks, 20 the exclusion Of all other remedies,
/ attribute the restoration 70 heahh Of q pa
tient who was emaciaied 10 the hast degpeoin
consequence Of nervous prostration and dYs-
pepsia. This patients stomach was In such
an irritable condition that De could not bear
either liquid or solid food. An accomplished
physician Of many years experience whom
called IN consultation pronounced his case
an ucurablc one. At tm' stage decided 10
use Horsiord's Acid Phosphate, which re-
suited ~ above mentioned"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23
Tho nnrs,,nil.streetIine1

The Manchester Railway and Improve
meui Company have about completed the
connections for their tracks across Main
and Franklin streets on Fourteenth aud over
the Founeenth.Street bridge across thc
dock. In a few days the line will he IN COM
pletc order from the Richmond end Of
Mayo's bridge TO the EXpOsiti0n-Grounds.
but as yet 10 application has been made for
the right OF way over the bridge nor have
operations been begun on the Manchester
side. where the company have the requisite
franchises for very desirable line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23

versed. Judge Lewis delivering opinion;
Judges Lacy and Richardson dissenting.
Couch, Treasurer against Msrye, Audi.
tor. From the Circuit Court OF the city OF
Richmond. Reversed, Judge Lacy deliver
ing the opinion.
Welcb, &c., against Mcdonald Brothers.
From the Hastings Court Of the CITY OF l,oa-
noke. Reversed, Judge FauntleroY deliver
ing the opinion; Judge Hinton cohcurring
IN the result.
Randolph against the Longdale Iron Com
panv; Ferguson against Fisbburne. Re-
hearing denied.
Walter F. Addison and T. Temple Powell,
Esqs., were allowed TO practice as cOunseliu
this court.
Phillips against Ferguson's executor.
Argued by George S. Bernard, Esq, for
appellants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23
Thanks or .ho Confederate Veterans.

RICHMOND, VA, November -, 1855.
To Ashton elarkc. Esq. President Virginia
Tobacco, Agricultural, aud Mechanical
Exposition:
am directed by tho veterans oi The Sol
diers Home - tender to YOU and the dlrec-
tors oi The Exposition their hearty thsnkf
for your courtesles extended Ia them In
giving them free admission 90 the grounds
and buildings. We tIustihat your efforts oi
TINS year will De rewarded by still greater
success in years 20 come. Very gratefully,
+. MIAsKOsEI, Librarian.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23
Anather kocfai UIub.

Judge Weliord, Of the city Circuit Court
yesterday granted a charter to the Virginia
Club, which is organized for the promotion
OF socsl and literary intercourse and boueyo-
ience among It's members. The capital
stock Il to be not less than $500 nor more
than g 900. to be divided into shares Of $40
each. The place OF business aud principal
office Is at 1900 east Cary street. The officers
for the first year are: President. Herman
eraser; Yice-Prcsident, John ID. Snyder;
secretary, August II. Stlll; Manager aud
Treasurer, Henry Rueger.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23
New Orleans Rscss.

INy IoIHEIHVI 20 ui1 fIIFII'HsT
NEW ORLEANS. November 21.-rhere was
slight attendance NJ the races TO-DAY.
Weather clear and cool.
First race-six furlongs-Roi Dor won !,
wooley second, Lucy Howard third.
Time. l:l73.
second receive iurlongs-- Eldorsd0
won; McCarty second, Siabolon third.
Time, l:Ai.
Third rsce-fye eghths Of mile--Aliah-
rene won; Laura stone second, Blessing
third. Time, l:0fs.
Two horses being scratched In the last race
Il was declared Oh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23
A Cona,rtonaI Verdict.

In the City Circuit Cour, yesterday morn
ing Clty-Attoney Meredith entered de-
murrer to tbe evidence in the case OF J0-
seph LaughOrne's administrator IS. the city
OF Richmond. which had been before the
Jury for nearly forty-elRht hours. The Jury
rendered verdict for the plaintiff in the
sum OF S7C0 upon the condition that the
Court decide whether or not the plaintiff is
legally entitled to damages. Judge Wexford
Will decide the matter hereafter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23

ny Anglo American cable % tho Dispatch.I
DUBLIN. November 22.-United Ireland
makes a furious attack on tho Pafnell Com
mission because OF the heavy fne imposed
upon SIR. Edward Harrington. IL says
whether n Is guilty OF contempt or not n
will not abstain from commenting upon the
action Of the Judges. II then reiterates tba
charges made by the Kerry sentinel against
the commission. and asserts that the Gov
ernment. whose existence Is at stake, has
packed the court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23

4. B. CHAPFTS & CO.. 80 r. NJ. brick store on
Main street between Rirst and second.
QUARLES& & MccURDY. 40 2. ~. frame dsell-
ing on Popular sueet between kourteenh
and Fifteenth.
GEORGE W. MAYO. 4 r. NJ. law oOokA
J. II. VALENTINE. i0sl0 A. ~. furniture, show
cases. CLOCKS, stoves, ghs aad Salnas frame
enfOnlOs. &C.
WILLIAM JENKINS g SON. iG2o ?. n, os-
naaas. oranges, sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23
Wedding ra,the mcaiirr snrirr..

wednesday the Healing Springs, Bath
county. was the scene Of a quiet wedding.
the parties being Miss Florence AnBie Bishop
and Mr.. Arthur Gray. The bride - n
daughter Of Mr.. w. u. Bishop, at one timo
one Of the proprlotors Of the Spoiswood
Hotel. Richmond. aud more recently con.
nected with several OF the Virginia summer
resorts. The groom Is son OF Sir. Thomas
Gray. OF Orlebar, Kent, England. Owing 10
the death lately OF brother Of the bride
there were no cards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23

The Richmond Cream, Butter and, MIX
Company, No 3 west Hroad street, have six
wagons delivering milk You can get your
milk delivered before A. ". in quart and
pint glass jars. pure, rich, and sweet, at thu
low price Of six cents per quart and three
cents per pint until April lst and five cents
per quart aud three cents per pint from
April lst 10 september lst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23
D,Dloma OF uerit ana MEDAL.

our Pianos and Organs received the only
award given any music-hOuse exhibiting az
the Virginia Exposition. BE sure and sea
our Everett Piano. II Is the Ouly piano
which took the Blue Ribbon"
MANLY Il. RAMOS & Co..
O03 Main street, Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23

Last evening the Arion's iull membership
and number Of ladie. had quite good re-
heusll OF the chorI1es Intended for thelr
benefit concert. Professor Jacob Reinhardt
is the director and the rehearsals are held on
each Thursday evening at NJ B. Ramos Il
Co.'S music-rOOms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

banks. Thsre was decrease during the
year 81 si3 G5f 0J0 IN tbe amount of the
former and an increase Of e29,6$3 900 In The
amouut oi The latter. There Was <5s.1l2,3ii
% public money held by the backs. an in-
crease of s3J.395633. The semi-annual duty
collected from the national banks ainonniesf
To sl,Ci6.l2 making an aggregate Of slSS,'
2j3, 500 since 1895.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23
prnnerfN TrnnaTars.

Richmond John +. Bosseux and others
to Edward Donahoe, GG3 feet on Orleans
street, S575.GG; Isasc y. JoDes's trustee TO
George A. Minor, 26t feet on Grace street
near Third $3.50; Henry L. Pelouze and
wife 70 william Ellyson, . sic feet on
Ninth street between Clay and Leigh, $500; ;
julius Straus and wife to K. l.. PilkiDton,
20 feet on Chafin STREET, 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23
A Generous Gut 10 tho GirIs.

Rev. 4. +. Dickinson, ID. d., Of this city,
made an appeal few days ago TO liberal
gentleman living in Southwest Virginia m
behalf Of the Female seminary at Glade
Spring and received $1,000 from bin for the
school, with the intimItiOn that more might
follow II etAers would rally 70 its support.
There are now 100 young ladies at this pros
DerOus institution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23

We have inst received lot OF Mems
Scotch Wool Gloves that VIZ baye been sell-
log at GOc. They are now 3je. pair.
A lot OF Heavy WOollon Gloves Tor car-
drivers and wagoners, extra heavy and
stout. Price SOC. CONSTABLE BEOTHERs,
4l0 esst Broad street.