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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-13

one small judgment was entered In the city
Circuit Court yesterday.
Miss Emily Y. Mason is visiting her niece,
Mrs. General Peyt0n WISE
Misc Nettie Potts has left for Atlanta and Will
spend the winter In that city and Montgomery,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Jsndorf. Of Baltimore, arc on
a short visit 20 their daughter, Mrs. Henry Meyer,
l05 east Clay street
Tne meeting Of the Powhatan Club postponed
from last night will be held on Thursday night
next, The 18Th instant
Hons. Holmes Conrad and z. T. Barton, Win
chester, and Mr.. Wood Bouliin. DR., hasiiax, are
at the Exchange Hotel
Dove Lodge, No. 81. Ancient Free ard Ac-
cepted Masons, meets tonight aud Will confer
she sublime degree OF Master Mason.
Mra Roberts. OF Charlottesville, and Miss Ro-
berts. Of kansas City, are stopping with Mss
Carrie Elicit, S0I west franklin street
The Mu sigma Rho Literary Society OF Rich
mond College will have its annual pu Olic debate
in the college chapel tonight at o'clock.
Naior b. r. Eskle, superintendent OF the
White Sulphur Springs Company, VINO had been
in the city several days, ro.urned to the noun
tains yesterday.
Mr.. BENJAMIN B. wesiger, general book
keeper, and Mr.. Duke, tre yelling auditor OF the
Chesapeake and ONO hnl"ay company, have
rendered their designations
Al the meeting Of the Richmond Light In
fautry Blues held on Tuesday nighs preamble
an resolutions 10 respect 20 thu memory Of ex-
President Davis were adopted. IL was q fno
paper.
Mr.. George W. Allen. who Ter the pas, forty
eight years was an employee at Taibotvs foun-
dry, died yesterday; reed seventy-ihree. iie
was good WORKMAN. worthy men, and resided
on " illiamsburg avenue.
The addresses delivered at the Second Baptist
church by Drs. Goodwin, Lsndrum, and Hatcher
are 10 DO printed in pamphlet forn BY hckett
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-13
PROPERTY SOLD.
Record of Deeds of Bargain and sale in
(itv and Comfy.

l The following sales We're admitted 10 re-
cord yesterday in the clerks office Of the
CITY Chancery Court:
Hill Carter, and others. trustees. 20
Charles l.. MhitlOck. H feet on south side
Gary street between Twenty-trst and
1wenty-srcond. S6J3.
4. l.. Chambers TO Thomas II. Pollock.
% feet on east side Third street between
Baker and Preston. improved. S9j5.
George Cheathgm 10 Ella Cheatham. all
his interest in 30 feet on west side Fifth
street between Denny and Louisiana; also
30 feet on west side Fifth street between
Louisiana and Denny, 80.
Preston Cooke. special commissioner. to
James c. Smith, ice-house building on Cary
street southeast corner Nineteenth. Sl.02J.
John B. Crenshaw and wife's trustee to
Elizabeth II. Crenshaw. wife Of Nathaniel
+. Crenshaw, p IS feet on north side Broad
street between Ninth and Tenth, improved,
$500.
Joseph II. Farrar and others to w. s.
Dashell. 30 feet on south side GOddin
street. SIS.
James c. Smith to Richmond Ice Com
pany. ice-hOuse building on southeast cor
ncr Cary and Nineteenth streets, also per-
sOnalty, ~, $50.
Edmonia j. Williams TO James Burgess,
25 feet on north side Dobson street near
Clarke, improved, - $50.
Lease: James c. Smith, trustee, aud HGr-
riet l.. Smith and Minnie s. Courtney TO
Richmond Ice Company, A feet on Cary
street at southeast corner OF Nineteenth
for ten years from December !, 1889, at 500
per annum, $4,000.
HEERIcO COUNTY COURT.
James IL. Barton and wife to Matte p.
Mann, 60 feet on east side of North avenue
about one-half mile north Of Richmond,
II $780,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-13

parlor at her fathers residence leaning on
the arm Of the groom. attired in very
becoming travelling costume. She was
attended by her sister, Miss Blanche Hos
kins, and the groom by his brother. Mr.: X.
l.. Montague, Of Richmond. Miss May,
twin-sister of Miss Blanche, played the
wedding march.
After the ceremony the company was
ushered into the dining-room, where u
sumptuous luncheon was spread, after
which the happy pair left for New York.
The groom Is . wei,-known and success,
ful young lawyer of Danyille. and son OF
the Into GoYeruor Il. L. Montague.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-13
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
The Board of Visitors AdJourns to Meet in
January.

The Board of Visitors of the Virginia
Military Institute had session at the Ex-
change Hotel last night and then adjourn
cd to January.
The work was mostly OF routine cha
acter. Matters pertaining 10 the discipline
and interior workings OF the school were
discussed.
The place viii h Colonel Scott Shipp will
yacate when he assumes the superinten-
dency of the institute has not yet been
tlled by the board They have determined
TO consult Colonel Shipp TO ascertain
whether the duties now performed by him
can be attended 10 without electing a new
man. If It is found that this cannot be
done a new officer will be chosen at the
January meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-13
DISTRICT DEPUTIES.
APPOINTMENTS MADE LAST NIGHT BY
THE GRAND MASTER.
jOurn After Two Days ses-
sion.

The Grand Lodge Of Masons Of Virginia
finished their business and adjourned at s
o'clock last night.
The following are the appointments of
district deputies made by Grand-Master
Craighill:
No. /. II. W. Armstrong. Alexsnira; No. 3
W. l.. Jeflries, Culpepor No. 3, H. q. Harris,
scottsville: No. I. ". =. f. Lee. Shsdy Grove,
Va; No ;. George W. Darlington, Rustburg.
Campbell county; No. 8. II. q. kerns, suiherln.
Haiiiaz county No. :, :. hcG. Fisher, Rich
monl. Va: No. 9, W. j. Sewers, Crowe. Nottoway
county; No. 9. John T. Psrhsm, Petersburg; Nc.
10, K. +. Turner. Rmporia, Greenesyllle coun-
~. Va; No. II, Il. 5. Grant, Portsmouth, Va; ;
No II, Il. O. PentrOss, Bowling Green.
Va: No. -, Z. wilkinson, West Point y a.
No IL, George W. Forsyth, Front hoyai, va. :;
No. I5, X. Jones Armstrong, Luray, Va. No.
10. r. NJ. Cushing, staunton No. II, Il. y. tlaN-
ton. Roanoke. Va; No. Is Joseph + Dels, Elk
Crock. Grayson county; No. ~, r. = Bishop
lOngneld, Lee county: NJ. -, j. {. Pruuer'
Mendoza, Washington county No. q, J.. II.
O'Bannon, happahannOr< county; No. ~ x. u.
Berry. fredericksburg. Va. No, y, ". H. Prout,
Charlottesville, Va. No. q, X. W. Bidgo0d
Farmville: 40. y, Henry j. Dobbs, Amherst
Courthouse: No. -. J. I. Carter, Danville; No.
%. r. q. Ofiarra. Liberty. Bedford county: No.
ny Parko Jones. Wiuamsyile: No. %, William
Brown, Sampsons Wharf, Northumberland
county; No. 20. r. ). Greg ry. heysyille'
Charlotte county, 10. ~, William l. Clon-
ton. Manchester. Va; No. 81. !. Il.
Sesbrlll, seabuil. Southampton county. No.
3D. r.. W. Hughes. Norfolk. Va; No. b. j.
b. DonOyan, Mathews COuribOuse (: No y, \. !.
Monrs. WachHpreague, AccOmack county; 30
IS. ". n. Bucher. UarrisOnburg No. g, Dr.
John 7. Wilson. Lexington; No. >, John X
johnson, ChrislisnsbIrC. Va No 30. william
g. BO,timore. 1azewcu Courthouse No. 40.
John 4. Barrow, Abingdon. Washington county ;
No n, Judge j. Harper shelton. Litiletou. Su4-
sex county: No. a., j. ID. Mustrc, Coyington,
Allegh any county; No. o., w w. Athey. Loes-
burg, Va No 4i, +. A NOrheet, suffolk, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-13
Married In Alexandria.

Mr. C. s. Wright, an efficient train-dis-
patcher Of the Chesapeake and Ohio force
in this city. yesterday led TO the altar in
Alexandria Miss Lucy Keys. popular
young lady of that city. The ceremony
was performed in the Second Presbyterian
church in the presence Of large and fash
ionable audience. Rev. Mr. Vance. the pas
tor, officiating. Mr.. W. o. Harris, bro
ther dispatcher in the same Office. acted "a
best man. The happy couple reached this
city. their future home, ciG the Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac road at 9:45
o'clock last night, and received the con-
CIatulations of many friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-13
Academy Of Music.

DESPITE the formidable opposition of the
Charity hall another good-sized and we'll
pleased audience witnessed the second
production Of the comic opera SAID
Pashan nj the Academy of Music last night.
As on the preceding night, the opera. was
given with fine effect and perfection of de-
iail. and the principals. chorus. and orches-
tra were liberallv favored with the ap-
planse Of their auditors.
The Said Pashar engagement closes
Saturday night, and the matinee on that
dav promises TO attract one of the notably
large audiences Of the season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-13
VALENTINES ANOROMACHE.
The Marble Here and the Cutting to
Begin lmnchiatelN.

The marble for Valentines Homeric
creation Audromachc and A,tvauax has
arrived and the work of transferring
/ the group from the plaster viii bcciu
Immediately ia the big annex 10 Mr..
Valentines old studio. which was bWlt
for the purpose OF sculptugal marble cut
ting. and IN order 60 afford the sculptor
better facilities for completing the
commissions he now has and his now ideal
work. The marble is "A block of anu val
s'Ze, and was quMried especially for the
AndrOmache from the Nj. Altis~imO
quarry, one OF tLe Carrara group ~ gu2~
ries IN Italy. 20 contains i4l cubic feet and
weighs about sixteen tons. A specimen of
it shows 10 O. be of beautiful
. quality, and Il Is safe t. SAY that those
who have 80 greatly admired the AndrO-
macbe in the clay and plaster VIII be- en-
chantcd wren she Is perfected Ia tho mar
ole. IN this connection, as due both the
sculptor and the distinguished lecturer, Is
given the tribute paid Air. Valentine and
the Andromache by Professor harris. pro-
fessor of Greek a. richmond College. in
his recent lecture on Epic Poetry OF the
Greeks and watch has never been pub
lishci before. Professor Harris IN one Of
I his lnprOmptu digress,Ons, SAID:
Homer not only exercised tins control
ling influence over subsequent literature.
but over Greek art a, well. When Phldias
! would carve his masterpiece j." smut hllu-
self mp with ms IIiad and fed his soul for
months on that neyer-to-be-iorgotten de-
scuptlon OF Olympian Xeus. But why
need we 90 so far? In our own city has
been long and slowly approaching periec-
tion "a piece destined 20 take rank with the
yer, foremost products of the sculptor s
chl sci The Christian artist has put mo
his work a wealth of meaning. wisttul
lorigiug, which speaks Of infinitely higher
ld'aJs than pagan Homer ever concc we'd,
bl.t do not hesitate 10 Affirm (here IA his
presence that the outline, the conception
is, essentially Homeric. and that our Ia
fnted towusman, with all lis Geniu- and
Al his splendid art education. could never
have modelled Audromache unless he had
been also the enthusiastic liOmerlc scholar
whom II las been my privilege 70 know IN
The person Of J.. Y. Valentine"
Professor Harris ls competent 10 lud@c
and his Judgment j. sustained by some If
the most eXacting and cultivated critics III
" o..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-13
Canrlli tho Mrnrc Rnne.

Al quarter past 3 o'clock yesterday af-
ternoou the city ambulance was called 20
the corner of Second and Broad streets,
where a white operative while 81 work on
top of q new building being erected there,
bv mistake caught hold of tne wrong .rope
attached % lifting apparatus and WA
precipi;ated 10 the ground. HIS han l.
crw.sc. and tine services of the physician
unrn mt nnnhnl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-13
SUPREME COURT OPINIONS.
Three Rendered Yesterday and Writ
Granted shonberger

In tho Supreme Court Of Appeals yestcr-
day all the Iudgc3 were present and the
following opinions We're read:
Beverly against Rhodes. From the CIR
cult Court OF Loudoun county. Affirmed,
Judge Lewis delivering the opinion.
Patton against Lcttwich and ais. From
the Clrcnit Court Of Bedford county.
Affirmed. judge lauatleroy delivering the
opinion. Judge Richardson dissenting.
Bcale and wife against the Agricultural
Insurance Company. From the Circuit
Court Of Culpeper county. Affirmed, Judge
Hinton 4 livering the opinion.
Cnuch-Rlvcr Veneer Company against
Kurth. Appeal allowed 10 decrees pro-
uounced by the Circuit Court Of Washing
ton county on the Dist of June, 1889, and
18th OF October. 1859.
Schonberger against the Commonwealth.
Writ Of error and 0ipeysodeqs awarded to
Judgment rendered by the Hastings Court
of tho city OF Richmond on the 2Jth of
November. 1889.
Strayer against Long. Agyued by Judge
W. W. Crump for appellant and Judge
George X. Calvert. NJ. ). Walton. ESD,
and Major Holmes Conrad for appellees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-13
Eleventh Annual Holiday Reduction Sale

our house during the holiday season 90
give our customers extra value, for every
one recognizes the fact that tbere is no
more sensible holiday gift than a diamond
or q gold watch. &c, &c. This year we
have been preparing for this SPECIAL sale
for some time. and now this week we are
ready and cordially invite our patrons and
the public 10 come and inspect the various
superb goods We offer and note the prices
we have made. Goddard & Moses eleventh
annual holiday reduction sale, go Man
CtrpQf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-13
Counsel for the Richmond AMI DanvIllc

Major john ". Reilly. Of Halifax county,
one of the revisers OF our Code has been
appoiuted division counsel Of the Rich
mond and Danyille Railroad Company.
This is the position held until recently by
Judge Waller Il. Staples, who. a. stated
heretofore in these columns, resigned IN
order TO devote his whole time 20 the gen
erai practice Of his law firm. Major Rely
is lawyer of ability, well and favorably
known throughout the State. His name
was proposed for the place TO which he has
been appointed by Judge Staples and other
prominent LAWYERS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-13

The following cases were tried in the
Hastings Court yesterday:
Joseph Collins, for breaking into the
storehouse of q. IL. Valentine and COM
mitting larceny. WAS given two years IL the
penitentiary.
James Robinson, charged with forgery.
WAS convicted and sent 10 the penitentiLry
for two years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-13
Marrlea ipK King and Queen.

Wednesday at noon Mr.. A. J. Montague,
of Danville. was married TO Miss Betsie l..
Hoskins, second daughter of DIR. William
Hoskins, of Cartons Store, King and
quiet affair, but was none the less enjoys-
bic 10 the relatives and few intimate
friends who were present. The bride
looked unusually pretty. She entered the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-13

Captain !. G. Boude. of Rockbridge,
gave e dinner party at Murphys yesterday
Those present were Hon. A. VI. Harman,
Treasurerof estate Hon. l.. II. Letcher,
president Of the Board of Visitors of the
virginia Military Institute senator G. J..
Jones. Hon. j. VI. Johnston. Colonel W. J..
Poague. Mr. Il. T. Mcleod, Hon. G.. D..
Letcher. Colonel Morton Marye. Auditor
of Virginia: c. T.. Moon. 4. Il. Aicoke, and
J. ~ Arfar-,ft
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-13
Revival Services.

The Friends have appointed revival ser
vices for each night this week at their
chapel on Twenty-tifth street near NJ, TO
which they invite all who feel an interest
in the betterment Of their fellow-men.
These meetings are conducted very much
after the manner ot their worship-plain
and simple, but full of the love of the Cos
pei. Mr.. Ezra Hawks. formerly of this
city. but now of Portland, Me-, a very
earnest Christian and forcble speaker, IS
among the number Of those who conduct
the services
The meetings Will be continued from
night 10 night As the interest manifested
naN licfafe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-13
TRIMMED HATS and BONNETS.

Shapes and styles that would hayo
cost you Sl2 few weeks ago We ara
now selling at 81, and other grades ara
sold with the same disregard for former
selling price. This is splendid OPP
portuni.y for the ladies OF Richmond,
and il you are wise you will visit our
store and see for yourself that our sweep
ing reductions are exactly as We repro.
sen. them.
We had no Trimmed Hats OF Bonnets
TO remove from our old store. 50 you can
readily see that all our stock on hand s
OF the latest design.
We have Just opened and put in stock
large shipment OF Seal. Plush, and
Astrachan Shoulder-Capes. with Maas
10 correspond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-13
..r.nrtrnEnmnfr Ennrf

In this court YESTERDAY Commonwea!th's-
Attorney Thomas entered aoNe Pro~g" III
tne case of John Booker lcolorei). WHO az
tbe last term Of the court Was convicted oi
burglary. but was granted " now tilal O'
the Circuit Court. ,.-N
The case OF Lucien Tyler (eoiored),
cl.nr,ed with feloricus assault. was CON
tiuuel until the mex. term of the court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-13

In addition TO the flower, placed on the
grave of little Joe Davis (son of President
Davis on Wednesday los D.. Hob-on. a
number Of other gentlemen. including
Me.sls. 4. y. Stokes. Jr.. Charles W. God
din. and ". =. Lawt0n. went out % Holly
wood and laid upon the little mound beau
tiful floral tributes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-13
Camp, Confederate Veterans, az whose ins,ancs
those memorial serylcos w.ro ned.

these memorial services wsro held.
Major Alfred X. Courtney. who has JUST been
elected grand junior deacon Of the Grsoi lodse
Of Virginia, il one of tho most popular Hasons
in this city. Ue wBs for \ number 81 years the
district deputy graud mastsr for this Masonic
District No T. nehoids his mem bership 10 Dove
Lodge, and is one OF its pas, mAs;er1
William n. Gatcwood, about eighteen years o.
age. an Inmate Of the Meio orphan Asylam. Ns'
before court Yesterday morning charged Titl
stealing one sachel containing som Jpitot statss
currency, cheek for sl0O, and bank-boos. the
property OF the asylnm. The case vas contlii'
ued iii saturday in consequence OF tue Absence
or witnesses.
Among the casss before Justice Cru,chheld
Yesterday morning. was that OF James Hancock.
charged with obtaining by false preiences So
the properly OF h \. woodbridge. with intent "a
defrsud. The alleged offence having oeen com
nit ed In Manchester Justice CrUtchne.d de-
ciied that be had no jurisdiction AMI accord
lngly sent the accused TO Manchester for trial
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-13

\ writ of error was yesterday granted in
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company. which now goes up on
an appeal from the decision of Judge Well
ford reycISiu4 the County Court, whore
Judgment was entered in favor of NJ.
Bauton in the condemnation proceedings
in connection with land damages on ac-
count of tie Belt Line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-13
robb,d of Her Pocket-Book.

Last evening about dark Mrs. Settle was
walking up Grace street, and when at the
corner OF Foushee she met a young negro
man who deliberately suatched her pocket
book from her hand and ran away. II con-
tanned small sum of money.
These facts were furnished the police,
but thief has not been arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-13

WI. Atkins. ESQ, OF Mccklcnburg, was
in the city Yesterday and cor the contested
election ease from that county set for
hearing before tine House Committee on
Privileges and Elections on Wednesday
next. lie hopes tine House viii vote on
the question before the Christmas recess
d. tnken
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-13
REDUCTION.

Even though in the rapid sales Wa
are making in holiday stock we cannot
lose sigh. Of the fact that goods mus, 10
sold in other departments.
After the first Of the year We will have
to prepare for Spring Goods, conse-
quently our Hats aud Bonuets for Fall
and Winter wear must be- sold NOW.
TO this department We wish 70 call
special attention. We have made COM
plete inventory Of al Of our Trimmed
and Untrimmci Hats and Bonnets. AMI
have reduced them in prices that are
really less than they cost and in the
same manner have We reduced our
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-13

The Clay-Ward Actives had well-at-
tended and pleasant meetingat their head
quarters last night. llr. Jackson Guy
having moved into the ward his name was
presented 10 the club for membership and
he WAS unanimously elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-13

Hon. Michael Mulone. member Of tho
New Jersey Assembly from Jersey City,
accompanied by his friends. Me-srs.
Charles e. Jordan and Charles ". L. Narc,
were IN the city yesterday. They visited
the Legislature and were the recipients Of
marked cOurteelc~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-13

The corps Of cadets Of the Virginia Mill
tarv Institute are much pleased At the ap-
pointment Of Colonel Scott Shipp To be
superintendent of the institution, and on
Wednesday night serengded him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-13
Duncan Appointed Box-cierk.

Mr.. George Duncan, ex-city gauger and
until recently editor of the Labor H,rGsd,
has been appointed box-clerk at the Rich
mond post-office in the place of Mr.. David
Il. Jones. The appointment takes effect
from December the 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-13

Mr.. Thomas scott. Of Prince Edward, re-
ceived th.rty-tNo votes before the Demo-
c,atic caucus for the Office OF, Snperintend-
ent Of Penitentiary. instead OF three. as
he types made il appear IN the D'sPa'eH "
fpNX dayS ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-13

President Ingalls,. Of the Chesapeake ana p
Ohio Railway Company, accompanied oy
his private secretary, arrived III the cry
Yesterday. and is stopping at the LNcnahso
lle.ei
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-13
n,n.hter of DR. Mcdonald to Ee Married.

Card, are out for the marriage of Miss
80 Mcdonald. daughter OF Rev. Dr.
Henry Mcdonald to llr Marion Luther
Rr,ttain. st the second BAPTIST church in
Atanta. Ga, on Friday evening, December
Hiss Mcdonald is well known and much
beloved here. where her father was for a
lone time the pastor OF the Second Baptist
.hureh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-13

Both the Wheelock Pianos and the VIII
cox Il White Organs received gold medals
M the late Exposition. Mossrs. 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, 1889-12-13
Acting Mayor.

Mr.. Joseph c. Dickerson. President OF
the Board OF Aldermen, Is the acting Mayor
of Richmond during Mayor Ellyson's alb
sence in New Orleans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-13

In the Chancery Court yesterday s. +.
jacobs qualified as administrator of the es--
tate of Mrs. Adelaide +. PoiudeXter, and
Mrs. Eva Meredith qualified as adm.nistra-
trix of the estate Of Malcolm VI. Kidd.
The court Will probably adjourn to-day
~ lanl1qrv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-13

Judge Hughes is holding court in cham
bers at his office in the cu,tom-house, but
no Jury cases are being tried. The Judge
will leave for home tomorrow evening,
but will return next week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-13

or, Mercer. Branch, Atkinson, Hobson,
Wise. Anderson, Morton. Wortham.
Charles Nelms O3altimore), Bohmer, Mid
dletOn. Blair. Mosby. Price, Montague.
Palmer. Lewis. Darlington, Moncurc. Glib
SON. and Carson