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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17
THE MEMORIAL WINDOWS.
OGcr of Northern House to Furnish
Them Free Rejected.

Mr.. ". A. HeTcrnan. Of Lynchhurc, was
i'm the citv yesterday, and i'm the name Of a
large northern house called on Dr. Ross. a
member of thc ycstry Of st. Paul's church.
anu offered TO furnish free OF charge hand
some memorial windows, worth Sl,ulO
each, 90 the memory Of General Robert l..
Lee and Hon. Jefferson Dayls.
Dr. Ross appreciated the kindness OF the
firm and Of .dr. Helcrnan in coming hero
To submit their very generous proposition,
but the vestry having decided 20 order the
windows from Munich he could not accept
the offer. The vestry viii meet IN few
days. aud n is possible, though not proha-
hlc. that their determination 10 order the
windows from abroad may be reconsider
cG.
II was rumored yesterday that a lady had
offered to place memOIial-wlndOw IN the
church i'm honor OF General Lee and that
the offer had been accepted, but when seen
bg a Wsod'ch reporter Dr. Ross was not
prepared to confirm the report. lie SAID
Lc heard Oh Sunday that such an 0her
had been made. bus ne was not in a posi-
ti0n 10 state by whom. nor did he know
positively by whom.
The contributions To the funds for these
two widows are coming IN steadily, ana
some of them GTe quite substantial.
There is some talk of the Southern So
ciety Of New York placing the Davis WIN
dow in the church, but this VIII hardly be
done Public sentiment seems 70 be IN
favor of having the memorial represent a
pOpult impulse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17
MANCHESTER'S NEWS RECORD.
Court, Church, Personal. and other items
OF Interest,

The December term Of the Hastings
Court--Judgc John u. Ingram presiding
began Yesterday morning. There D. no
grand jury. and the session OF the court
viii probably be a short one. The case Of
William Brady (colored). charged with
felony. which was set for trial yesterday,
was continued until Wednesday.
Treasurer Bronaugh was engaged selling
delinquent property at auction IN front Of
the courthouse Most Of the property
was bought bv the Commonwealth.
u THE cHuRcHEs.
The congregations in the Manchester
churches on Sunday were quite good. The
pastors all oficiated mt their respective
churches except tine Presbyterian, whore
Rev. T.. T.. Reynolds preached in the no
sonce OF the pastor. Rev J. Cleveland Hall,
who Is I'm the North, and the Fifth-Strcet
Methodist, where Dr.. Garland preached IN
the morning.
An interesting meeting Of the missionary
society Of the Bainbudce-Stree Baptist
church was held Sunday afternoon. al
which Mr. Watkins. OF Richmond. sung a
very sweet solo aud Rev. Dr, William T..
Hatcher delivered an amusing. edifving,
and instructive addrcs on missionary work
abroad. citing many incidents that came
under his personal observation while he
wa travelling in Europe IA 1888.
Rev. T.. VI. Potcc-0n preached sermon
ON "The Theatre Considered asa School Of
Morals 10 tine Central Methodist church
SUNDAY night To- a large congregation. lie
took strong ground against church men,
bcrs attending theatrical exhibitions.
PERSONALS ASp BRIEFS.
Clerk Duval. of The Hustings Court, is
sued A. marrilge-liccnsc Yesterday.
FouT persons iolIcd the Bainbridge-
Street Baptist church Sunday morning
and ono person was baptized at night.
Mr.. William Lowell costinucs quite sick
at bis ]. -idcuce, on Twelfth street.
The funeral of Mrs Laura l.. Philips,
WHO d'od Sunday morning at her residence.
corner ol Tenth end Stockton streets, IN
the hl'v-ninth wear Of her age. took place
from her late residence at ? o'clock ycster-
dav afternoon. and her remains were liz
trrrta in Naury cemetery.
I'm th. MAYORS Court Yesterday morning
Rou C0loman (colWed) was charged with
keeping % dieorderlg house. The evidence
failed TO make ont case against her hnt
warrants were issued for several others
who live q the same building.
The Superintendent of Schools of thcs-
tcriicld hls made q settlement 10 the clerks
of the boards of the various d. districts,
showing hat the county treasurer has col
loctcd Sl35)2O for school purposes. Tins
w,n bee known as Apporti0nment No. J,
county school fund for lS,j-aJ, TINS APP
portionmeut 's at least % pcr cent larger
than any 0pporiionmeut'ycrreceiyed nom
the November collections suco Supcuu-
tondout Blaukngship mas been IN Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17
Down They Go.

Nrw York. December 16.-Ihe work Of
cutting down the electric-light wires,
which was begun by the Commissioner OF
Public Works Saturday and continued all
day yesterday, was resumed this morning.
Five gangs of men, accompanied by the
inspectors of the Board of Electrical Con-
troll. went 10 work in different parts of the
city removing all wires pronounced dan
gerous. Up to 10 o'clock this morning no.
thing mad been heard at the Department Of
Public Works Of any injunction proceed
ings having been Instituted by the electric
Nght companies
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17
Kichmond Thcatre.

Roland Reed. the comedian, VIII appear
for his evening only In D. ID. Ll0yd's
amusing comedy Of the Woman-Hater.
The merit of this comedy is that It grows
steadily more absurd in its predlcaments;
Mr.. Reed makes the experiences OF Samuel
Rundv one of the absurdeet snarls ever
laughed over. Heis iu,tinctively an artist.
IN any other hands than Roland Reed j
the mad scene in Woman-Hatcr would he
objectionable. in his it never transcends
legitimate comedy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17

The Rosebud Society of Trinity Metho-
dist church will hold Festival on Thurs
day and Friday nights Of this week. IN
Corcoran Hall. Church Hill. A fine line OF
Christmas articles will be on sale, and be-
sides there will be entertainments each
night of character not only TO amuse but
also to instruct. This society OF little
ones belonging TO Trinity are very active.
and great good has been accomplished by
them. They hope by this means to raise
nonas for present and urrept needs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17

Gnmore's Baud, which the people Of
Richmond have reason 40 remembcI with
pleasure. will toe AT the Academy Of Music
Friday afternoon and evening, and the sale
of seats for the two concerts Will commence
this morning. All of the great band solo,
lists will bc heard and the celebrated vocal
artists Wall be divided between afternoon
and evening. There VIII be undoubtedly
LARGO sale of seats Those who are coming
from other cities can telegraph or write 20
the Academy Of Music and their wants VIII
be looked after. There will be excursion
rates over several railroads and large dele
nnflnn- nro eXnectol.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17
Tried in Judge Wits Court.

The following cases were tried in the
Husting- Court yesterday:
Cnarlc- Koch, violating the revenue
laws. Fined $50.
joseph Brooks. conducting a game Of
policy. One da, in Jail and fined $40.
George Combs same charge. Acquitted.
Uaryc. Shelton. assauting Il. B. AUSTIN.
Acquitted.
I'm tbc cases Of Harvey Shelton, Solomon
Johnson Jr.. Charles Itoy and Thomas
Bnford. charged with riotous conduct, the
ATTORNEY for the Commonwealth entered a
noic pro,tVa q, to shelton and johnson.
Buford having iei- town and forfeited ms
bail bond. his case was continued 20 the
next term. Charles Roy was tired and
given SIX month. III iail and fined one cent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17
CircuitConrt.

In TINS court yesterday the jury in the
case OF Hobeck's Administrator cs. The
Eichmond and Manchester Street-Railway
Company (Which had engaged the attention
o. the Court for two days. was still unable
u agree. One Juror was thereupon with
drawn, the others discharged. and the case
Continued until the next term.
o.. George H. Jewett rs. Boulware y Wn-
iiAms, trustees OF the Chesterfield Coal,
aiming Company. bill OF exceptions iied
by defendants counsel and Judgment sus'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17
Hon. Ran. fuckers son-in-Law Ill.

LEXINGTON. Va. December l6.-A tele-
gram received from Lewiston. Idaho: an
nonnces the critical illness Of Judge John
l.. LOGAN, a son-in-law of Hon. and Mrs. J..
Randolph Tucker. Mrs. Tucker has gone
to his bedside Judge Logan is a native Of
Salem, Va. a graduate OF Washington and
Lee University, and is now judge of one of
the United States District courts Of Idaho.
He married Miss Gertie Tucker. His health
has been bad for several years and his
friends fear he worst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

". W. BOWIE. II A. NJ, household furniture.
stock. horses, corn. kc, 81 Nj Warren. Aibe-
marie county. Va
A. NJ. LYON & CO., II NJ, tobsceo-fSctory az
tufoa
Gg0RGs W. MAYO, 10 A. ~, forfeited pledgsA
guns. &C. ~
=. II. vALgNTISI io,< 4. NJ. s1pvsa bursAuA
bedsIsadA matsfusseA mixrQrA olAak0th
ohov-easA seuines tH6A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17
Had ConvuisiOnS.

At ten minutes before o'clock SUNDAY,
.fternoon the city ambulance was called
to to the corner Of Cary and Seventeenth
streets to attend James Frazier (colored)'
who was having convulsions IN rapid sue
cession. DR.. Henson. the physician IN
charge Of the ambulance. carried the sui,
feror 10 the hospital, where he was treated
and aoon relieved. Late Yesterday after
"Dop ,l,,, he had not had any more conyui-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17

II. J. Barnes, tho Young man who IS
wanted az Rocky Mount for a murder com
united last MAY. is still here awaiting the
barnes admits that he killed a man. but
saws IL was done IN sclt-defence. soon
after the occurrence he came to Richmond
and worked awhile at Crenshaw's ware
house. and afterwards went 90 West Point
There he received a letter from his father
Cwho. he claims, is sheriff of the county,
asking him 10 come home and saying mat
ters had an been settled. When reached
Richmond Barnes learned that the Ohlci
OF Police had "A warrant for ms arrest, and
be surrendered himself
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17

The buckingham Hotel. on fitth avenue, I'VE, ne,
Now ~ York. is deseryedly popular with IN the
travelling public on account oL us anno;nt adiai-
rabe situation, perfect sanitary appo;;Ib,- fpppo;sb
men.s Luxurious and comfortable luInlsu, J III
r.nasss,onable .ns, N charges. 1t offers all inc com COM
forts OF homo, without amy o. .he pss,oa catoo
and annoyances Of housekeepins'-0'''Ss'
Acnse Journal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17
ter. president Of the Board Of Visitors OF
William and Mary and College, were IN the
city Yesterday.

city yesterday.
bIr. L. Z. Barney. OF Homewood. Surry
county. Va, one of the largest landowners
in the Commonwealth, is at the Exchange
Hotel with his wife. They came up the
river on their steam yacht.
The drama Wonderful Elixir Of Life "
will be given at Mozart Academy of Music
Thursday night OF this week hy amateur
talent for the benefit Of the widows and
orphans fund of Unity Lodge. lndepen-
dent Order OF Odd7Fellows.
In the Police Court yesterday John Mitch
ell (colored) was charged with feloniously
assaulting and wounding Grace Thornton
with stone The case was continued
until the 2Gth in consequence of the alb
sonce OF the complainant. who, 1t was
stated. was unable 10 appear.
Coroner TAYLOR on Sunday morning
viewed the body Of Miss Mary F.. Bailey,
aged sxty-six. who died suddenly at her
residence. No. 1906 west Clay street. On
Saturday night she started away on visit
and fell helpless on the steps, and soon
died-from congestion Of the lungs, the
Coroner thinks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17

pended for ninety days so as 10 allow en-
appeal 20 be taken 10 the Supreme Court.
Tho regular term adjourned and special
one will open to-day and be presided over
by Judge Gin;er, of Accomack. instead Of
Judge Barton. of Fredericksburg, as has
been stated.
J. II. Lawrence instituted suit against G.
A. Williams for Siis.C7. and an attachment
was served on Lyon x Montague.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17
The First Two BilIs Approved.

The Governor approved the following
bills on yesterday:
To authorize loan of muskets TO the
Virginia Zouaves, of Lynchburg
10 amend and reenact section s2l of
CHAPTER 80 of the Code of 1881, in relation
to the removal from Office of county, city,
and district officers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Holiday Rates ON Chesapeake and Ohio.

Holiday Rates ON Chesapeake and Ohio.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany will sell cheap tickets. during the
Christmas and New-Year Holidays between
all stations. Tickets will be sold on De-
cember 2lst to 25th inclusive, and on De-
cember S0th to January lst and be made
good to return until January 4, 1890, in-
elusive. The rate from Richmond to Nor
folk and return is $3.50 and from Rich
mond to LYnchburg and return So
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of fhe Citizens Bank Mas held yesterday
evening, and the following directors were T,
elected: ". j. Johnson, c. Il Skinker, ".
J. Leakc, {. l.. Todd. T. IL. Ellett, ID. o.
Davis. T. Wiley Davis. c. +. Wngo, John
Addison. }. Ii. Capers, X q Eonnolds 1t.
Il. Tnliaferro, 7. J. Alfuend, and Warner
Major W. J. johnson was reelected presi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17
The NorfOIk-Eerry Bill.

A number of gentlemen from Norfolk
Portsmouth, and Norfolk county are N
the city and Will appear before the House
Committee on Roads and Internal Navlga-
tion AT 10 o'clock this morning IN connec-
tion with the bill granting new company
the riont 10 open another ferry between
the two cities 6y the sea. The fight over
tins measure promises to be as lively as
that of two wears ago when similar one
was defeated after desperate struggle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17
Personals and Briefs.

The regular meeting of the Evangelical
Alliance will be held tonight.
The venerable DIR. George w. Harris is
i'll beyond any hope OF recovery.
Mrs. Maggie Browning (nfe Lysle). of Phi
ladelphia, is visiting her friend, Mrs. S. &.
Ammons, No. sos Twenty-ffth street.
MIR. Walter A. Edwards, one of the
editors and proprietors of the Norfolk
Lsdqe, and an ex-member of the House,
was in the city last night.
Hon. w. A. Anderson, of Rockbridge,
and General w. y. Taliaferro. of Glouces-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17

The post-ofiice and express people are
making operations for the rush ot Christ
mas trade. and 10 the end that the public
may be served with the greatest facility
the forces of employees at all OF these
places are being temporarily enlarged
Postmaster Otis ii. Russell yesterday ap-
pointed 1lr. Wiley II. Williams assistant
stamp clerk. lie VIII 90 on duty tins morn
ing ana viii serve until the holiday work,
the effect Of which is already being felt. Is
over If not longer. IL may be that hrs APP
po.ntment viii bemade permanent one IN
some other ii not IN this position.
Mr. Russell said last night that he had
determined 10 put q box at some convent
ent place i'm the front part OF the Office
where ladies can deposit letters and pack
aeos for mailing without having 20 press
through the crowd way bnck to the places
designated for receiving mail. lie SAYS ne
also sees where great many other I'M
provements are needed which he Will re-
commend to the department. One OF these
viii be better facilities for distributing the
mail Sunday afternoons. His idea Is that
there should be- more than one window for
this purpose. so that the different carriers
can wait on the patrons from their respec-
tive q dl.trlCts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17
rhe necord, of William and Mary COLLEGE.

At the meeting in Washington on the
2sib instant OF the American Historical As
sociation. Of which organization Hon. vii
liam Writ Henry is one of the yice-presl-
dents. Hon. Lyon q. Tyler will read q
paper on " Facts from the Records OF VIII
Lam and Mary College" OF which lnstltu-
ton ln Is nrnsidnn-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17
Colorcd Mons Conference.

Tonight several colored men from diff
ferent sections of the State will have con-
ference here and will discuss matters of III
terest TO their race. Yesterday 10 one
seemed 10 know in what building they
would assemble or just what subjects
would be treated of. They expect quite q
large attendance of their leaders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17

A nREcEpr ~ SUCCESSFUL PURCHASING Is
THAT THE BEST Is CHEAPEST II THE END.
THERE Is A VAST DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CHEAP
GOODS AND GOODS CHEAP. Go ELSEWHERE
FOR CHEAP GOODS But CONF TO Us TOR GOODS
CHEAP. The DEALER WHO SELLS CHEAP GOODS
SELLS MS CUSTOMER ALSO. VIZ ARE NOT N
THAT LINE OF BUSINESS.
OUR ELEyENTHANNUAL HOLIDAY REDUCTION
Is NOW II PROGRESS, AND OUR PRICES WILL BIZ
FOUND EVEN LOWER THAN USUAL. GODDARD
d MosEs. go MAIN STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17
--oo1lNG oE MR. hARRlsON.
g.c Accused Youth Before the Police
Justice Yesterday.

UIfTfFV fFNt'I''"N'
N.n tle case Of John SutlIfe. the small
.-..l with feloniously shooting Mr..
Ltt. Harrison. was called in the Police
.. r.- .er3av morning DR.. Irevlliian
l the Court ihat Mr.. Harrison waas
able 60 appear. but would probably
.n.ltion 20 attend court the latter
.. ilr week. ,,
1850 wa, thereupon continued unlu
....II,. aad the boy was bmied Tor ms
-Iuc. at that time.
...-f fic shooting which occurred sat
..terroon, aud was reported III the
~auday. II took place on Bar
.Ats.
r- lr.yllan said last night that Mr.;
Ir.a Is Improving as rapidly as could
B. 4ue..ed. and viii under favorable CIR
...ces he able 20 be out the latter
tl. week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17
WEST POINT.
Personal Notes Officers EIected-A Good

PersOnaI NOTcs-VIHVtTs IfcVtV't-7t 'V"1I
Showing.
Especial telegram 70 the Displtcr.l
WEST PoINr. Va, December 1G.-Judge
Jeiferies is better to-day.
Hon. II. r. Pollard is in town.
The Building and Loan Association met
to-nigh; and elected the following officers:
President, f.. Wilkinson: Secretary. +.
Wilkinson, Jr.; Treasurer, Thomas Sharp.
". Hefferron. x. A. Harris, w. G. Davis,
and Gus. Miller. The eighth annual re-
port of the Secretary was received andap-
proved.
The receipts Of cotton to-day were 1880
bnles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17
c4ANcrRY couRT MATTERS.


w.l e Reeve Jacobs was prohatcd
t.4Icerv Court yesterday. and y.
I. I....e qualified as executor The pro-
- distributed a- follows To the
cun.r,-ation. kcnnesseth Israel,
a. J.. Jacohs. SjOO 10 be held III
t. r ..spue the section in the cemc-
-.. ID. proper condition; 10 the widow. all
,s.ll0rof the cstate't0TeVeIl NJ her
,.. GU tine brothers and sisters of de-
N0 bcqur>t was made 20 hrs bro,
.I.man Jacobs. as he was provided
.. .-n, the lifetime of the deceased.
I...t.tc yalued at about $4,000.
.rht qualified as administrative Of
# Thomas Light.
Hancock. of Chesterfield. sat for
Etzhush yesterday TO hear areu-
fire case OF The State Bank rs.
.rl. Judge Fit2hugh was counsel
8. case before be went Oh the bench.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17

Governor and Mrs. Lee Will give their
last public reception tomorrow hign' iFoui
8 20 IL O'Clock. II, ,oo,.o .ba
latter mart OF the week for Lexington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17
Children Cry for Pitch.:'s Castorla.
Goid-Medal Pianos and Organs.

Both the Whealock Pianos and the Will
cox & White Organs received gold medals
at the late Exposition. Messrs. Hume,
Minor 4 Co. have some beautiful styles of
these celebrated gold-medal instruments,
made specially for the holidays. which they
are selling at reduced prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17

The monthly meeting Of Post d, oi Of me ne
Travellers' Protective Association, VIII Dc
held tonight at o'cloc K at thelr new
The rooms are ON the ground hoor ana
ara well fitted up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17

Owing To the unexpected death Of his
sisters little son, B. B. French, the mar
riagc of Mr. Samuel Crane 10 Miss Sallie h..
W0odson viii not take place at the Leigh
Street Baptist church tomorrow afternoon.
as previously announced. but will be pri-
vate.v contaminated at the home of Miss
Woodson's sister, Mrs. \. 5. Goode, No. 3l2
north Iwenty-hith street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17

CofTees aud Teas retailed 40 Wholesale
prices. My coGecs are always irosh-roasted
and ground fresh tor every customer.
Ldrge handsome Christmas curtis gIr9i lrdy.
IrY (HEoN.
Sold only AZ the stores of
&. d. KrNNY.
Northwest corner Broad ani Sizih str cts /;
Southeast corner Main and Seventeenth
streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17

LIE" galley. Main ami Tenth streets.
Bes. PictureA card Photographs, toc. iorsit.
Cabinet Pictures, $50 for twelve. Lovely Pc
tur,s. on sizes. Largo collection of Photographs
Of Confederate Onlers. Noted socnoA reA-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17

Unlike other coroas or chocolates, it y not
greasy. and though containing ali ihe nH'finent
Of the richest c0cos bean, 10 IA 80 prepared mat
u yin not disturb digestion AMI msAes deo-
ciots table drink.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17
WHERE TO BURY HIN.
RICHMOND SHOULD BE THE PLACE
or SEPULTURe or pRESl-
DENT DAVIS.
.f,etinS 20 he Hold at the Mayors Office
To- Day 10 Take steps to Present
This City's Claims.

r.is dc general hope Of our people that
w.. DAVIS viii consent TO allow the body
l.l.r husband TO he buried here.
or legislature, our Governor. ouT City
c.r.l. oar MAYOR. our commercial or
aron-. our camps Of veterans and
...., other bodies. all yoicing the popular
nr have said so.
SILL there is lack Of concerted move
~.. Ail aye willing to join IN an urgent
n. but thcv need directing spirit
....-. chairman and committee 10 focus
influences and work Systematically
.... desired end.
inject tho obyious demand Of tho situa-
Nltor Ellysou has called a conference
.Mec at II NJ. to-day. To make tho
r lc ha- invited the presiding officer oi
..t the following organizations tomcct
Board o! Aldermen. Common COun-
..mHnr of Commerce. Tobacco Tx
... Gram and Cotton Exchange, Stock
,cn Ice Camp. Pickett Camp: also
.r..-. sentative Of each of the newspapers
.... f.s others. The Mayor viii maKr a
.t...., r. what he learned IN New Or
r.l attention 90 what seems 10 hc
-..t.. nl loaso % the gentlemen pres
.. t. l.rsi1u us 90 what Richmond
-.I l..
I..- -.r0s- is necessary.
N..t...i act at once.
nH.r .rs aGo moving in this matter.
result of this conference viii no
d.. .s- great public meeting, and offers
..... I tle hWual-olaco. Sc.
rT raorIE rIAcr.
.n.nl can offer as site for the
.rrf monument of Nr Davis ground
l.milralo Park. Oakwood cemetery,
D ..f.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17

Families who use oil shopld keep IN mind ihai
TIE light and dangerous produces ~ petroleum
viii Cf.en give clear aui brilliant hget; hey
should also remember that - beIier liEht IL fur
pishei by PSArr's ASTRAL On a. q irHing al
ci,lonai cost with the aiyaa;age II absolute
safety.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17

When Baby was sick We govo her Castorfs.
When she was a Child she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss. she clung TO Castorta-
When che had Children, she gave them Castorla
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-17
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
The PnMn brokers sale

at Mayo's auction-rooms to-day will posi-
lively embrace the largest collection Of
Diamonds. Watches, &c, ever held in this
citv