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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-15
Personals and Briefs.

Hon. r. C. Marshall, Of Portsmouth, and
Richard Wake, Esq, OF Norfolk, were In
the city yesterday.
II. c. Joyner. treasurer OF Amherst
county. and T.. Wilcox, OF Charles City
county, were at the Capitol yesterday.
DR.. W. ID. Thomas, professor OF morsl
philosophy ut Richmond College, has been
confined at home by sickness for several
days.
A general meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Savings Bank OF Richmond will be held
on the 10th instant to organize and prepare
for business. The minimum stock has been
subscribed.
Cards are out for the marriage on Wednes-
day afternoon next at O'Clock at the resi-
denee OF Mr.. Samuel VI. Page, No. 1902 Ross
street, OF his daughter. Miss Ada m. Page, to
Mr. Charles b. Algood.
The Red Men OF Richmond and Man.
chester ara arranging for public meeting TO
be held early in April At some centrally.lo-
Gated place. Distinguished members OF the
order Will be present and deliver addresses
Mr.. r. T. Leath. OF the Southern Express
Company, was called home yesterday by the
death OF his brother, w. n. Leatb, at his
home near Burkeyille, VS.. He has the deep.
est sympathy Of his many kind and loving
friends In his sad bereavement
The old dummy engine used last summer
en- the New-Reseryolr extension OF the City
railway has been taken down TO Seven Pines
to be used IN hauling material with which
to complete the construction Of the road
from Richmond TO Seven Pines.
The following officers have been elected by
the Catholic Beneficial Society: Mr. John III.
Higgins, president; MIR. William Dahron.
vice. president; Mr.. Joseph w. Laube, re-
cordlng secretary DIR. Thomas Burns, fnan'
cial secretary; Mr.. ID. Costello, assistant
financial secretary. The old Board Of Trus.
tees were reelected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-15
Fatal B3iier Explosion.


prrrsBugou, Pa, March l4.-The battery
OF boilers at the West Point Boiler. Works OF
n, Monroe & Sons, corner OF Twentv>third
and Snallmsn streets, exploded shortly alter
u o'clock this afternoon. completely wreck
Ing the p,spt aud burying a number OF men
In the ruins. Five have been taken ous dead
and three badly injured and there are stu
number In tho runs. A dozen others
were quite seriously Injured, many OF
them II Is thought fatally. The names
OF the dead already removed fron The
wreck sre: August Liudhaugh, engineer.
frghtfuIly mutilated; Charles Allenhaehe.
laborer, head and body boiled; Daniel
Clark, boiler.rnaker msngled and scslded;
John Remhemer, boiler.msker. bsdlv scald-
ed; Jqmrs Carton, helper. The EXPLOSION NC
Cured Just after the noon whistle had
sounded and miny OF the workmen hsd lcft
toe works to get ihsr dinners. The con-
cuss,on shook the buildings for several
squares. THE works were completely
wrecked. The loss Is about 100000. The
boilers were Inspected six months ago snd
were thought 10 be IN trst-cltss con tiuon.
The real cause ot the explosion VIII proha-
bly never be known. ~ the engineer was
killed outright and no one else has been found
who was IN the engine-room at The time the
disaster took plsce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-15
Ilenrieo County Couri.

In the Henrico County Court Yesterday
the case OF Thomas Mccarthy, charged with
sssaulting and beating a small boy, which
was tried at the last term OF the court, when
the Jury failed 10 agree upon verdict, was
again tried, aud be was fined go and costs.
lie was given until next Tuesday to nle
bills OF exception on which TO take the case
up 10 the Circuit Court.
one coupon case was tried and decided
against the Commonwealth. the genuineness
of the coupons beng clearly proven.
John w. Beyeridge qualified as a notary
public for the county.
The court will be IN session again to-day.
The grand jury, which was adjourned over
from Monday, will meet this morning.
There are only few small matters TO be
considered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-15
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

GEORGE W. MAYO, 1880 A. NJ, general house.
hold ard kitchen furniture.
APPERSON q CO., r. H.. executors ssls u
store AZ northwest corner Of Main aud Four
teenth suGets
). THOMPSON BROWN a CO.. r. NJ. commits
stoners sale OF brick residence on west AAia
street between Adsuas and Jefferson.
CHEwNING & ROSE, 4:t0 y. ~. trustees sale
Of a lotOf land, with Improvements. on Grace
street between Thirsy-nst and Thirty
second.
A. l. ADAHSOS, 40 Z. NJ, trustees sale u
double tenem snt on south sido o. Perry be-
tween Fourteenth aud Fifteeath streets,
Manchester.
JH VALENTINE. i0H A. NJ, household furni-
ture. ladies' hats and bonnets. sewing ma
chine. &c.
WILLIAM JENKINS 4 SON. i2s9o p. NJ. bans-
mas. lemons, sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-15
SELLING LIQUOR ON SUNDAY.
JenEins and Griffith Fined Twenty
i've poiIars-OtheP Cases

OV0 GOtlHrH-OthNN
Nearly two hours time was consumed in
the Police Court Yesterday morning In the
examination OF the continued case OF j. IL.
Jepkius, charged with keeping bis oar-room
omen on Sunday, March lOth, snd selling
Iiouor in violation OF the city ordinances.
Jenkins, who is very geDteel-lookng young
coiored men, was represented by ex'Justice
ID. c. Richardson.
A Young white man testified that he was
passing down Leigh street last sunday and
seeing the door 10 this saloon, which IS al
the intersection OF Brook avenue and Leigh
street. open he went In aud got two glasses
of beer; that young, tall muls'to waited
on him; that be did not see Jenkius. but
saw Griffith (who in subsequent testimony
proyed to be Jenkins's partner).
Policeman Bsrfoot said be went TO the rear
n, the house No. 562 Brook avenue Sunday
IN serve a warrant on coored man, and
hearing a noise IN the bar like bottles rafting
he turned the shutters, and looking In saw
several persons In the bar-room. and all OF
them upon seeing him ran OUT de called 70
OFFICER Harris, who was going to The station
bouse. and tue two succeeded IN obtaining
the names OF some OF the persons In the
room. - a..
hrought out that The license for this bar was
m tbe name OF William S. jackson, and
Officer Bsrfoot was given q subpoena ior
Jackson, who keeps a bar on Seventh street,
opoosite the Armory. jenkins quietly lei'
the courtroom about this time, aud as the
officer slsried In one direction for Jscsson's
,,Iace Jenkins took another route. aud by
fast running succeeded IN rea,hipg there
inst ahead OF the policeman. although The
after saw Jenkins start and ran ali tne way
himself. when Jackson arrived hesaid that
IN December last be sold his Brook-syenue
ha,sloess TO Jenkins & Griffin, aud az tney
eould not pay all OF the purchase money be
held the license as sort OF deed OF trust.
He had nothing whatever TO do with iheli
hu.iuess, nor were they his agents. They
had been payisz the rent until tne Ias'
month. ana not haying the money 70 pas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-15
THREE-INCH CUT.
John Thomas Clashes Robert Russell
with q Razor.

John Thomas aud Robert Russell, two
colored men, had difficulty between ana
O'Clock yesterday afternoon in the bar.
room OF Ellis Dabney, also eolored, on
Eighth street between Main and Cary, In
which Thomas gave bis adversary severe
cash on the left cheek with razor. The
wound was three inches lonR, extending
from near the left ear in downward dirrc-
ton almost to the mouth, aud down 10 tne
cheek-bone.
Thomas and Russell were arrested By SER
geant Cosby ana Officer Shinberger aud taken
TO the second police station, where the anl-
bulauce was summoned and the physicians 10
charge, Drs Mccarthy aud Whitfield. seHed
up the wound, taking eleven stitches IN IL.
Russell bore the operation without fincblng:
On Wednesday night there was a general
fight In Dabney's bar.room, and IN the melee
RoDert Russell struck John Thomas over
the ear with an iron bar, infiicsing quite an
ugly wound. When the two met yesterday
Thomas, not being satisfied with the treat
meut that be had received the night before,
made an attack on Russell and gashed MS
cheek with the razor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-15
samoan Affairs.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.


AUCKLAND, March l4.-Adyices Just re-
ceiyed from samoa show that there was no
basis for the sensational rumor OF the sink-
ing OF the United ststes msn-ofswar Nipslc
by the German corvette Olga. Far from
this, The German officials on the island haye
entirely given up their aggressive policy.
The proclamation OF martial Ian has been pub
IicIy withdrawn, and the Germaus have atan-
doned all claim to right OF searching incoming
vessels for eontraband OF war. Both these
steps have met with the hearty approval OF
all the foreign residents at Apia, and have
had a quiellng effect. Unusual tranquility
prevails throughout the island. Matsaia.
however. has a force OF troops estimated to
be six thousand strong. Tsmaseses army
consists OF about 700. The men.of-war, both
German and American. still remain at Apla
ready for any emergency that may arise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-15

icrrcd 10, and The members Of the Executive
Committee reiterated that Il was not their
fault the strike had not been settled by srbs-
tration. The sppcsls Of The speakers TO sick
together were answered BY caeers. hsni-
bers expressed the opinion that the Board OF
Trade would not accept the proposhioo 10
appoint committee Of conference 10 meet
the weavcrs. Several expressed the opinion
that they might be willing 10 meet the
members OF the State Board Of Arbsirztion,
but anything like a recognition OF toe
weavefS Union meets with the hrm opposi-
ton OF the majority OF the msnufscfurcrs
They insist, however, that there is nothing
10 arbi.rate. and before a conference can be
arranged the strikers must return 10 work.
Most OF the mills will pay of to-morrow.
The strikers will hold mss-meet,ng on
Saturday. The big struggle Is EXPECTED 10
come next week. when there will he no wsRea
coming In. Agents OF the mills In Rhode
Island and other States are here engaging
some OF the operatives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-15

Baker. sT0o; Camilla, Imogen. and Robert
f. Scott and wife aud Heuninghsm l..
SpiImaa and her trustee 10 Josephine l.. Eli
lett, wife Of Tazewell Elicit, interest IN %
feet on the east side OF sixth street between
Maiu ard Franklin, In exchange for interest
In 10 i0t- i5 feet on the north side OF Main
street between Eleventh and Twelfth, "a. 200;
William NJ. Spilman aud wife to Henning.
ham l.. spiman's trustee, the iaterest oil
Hesuinghsm u. spllman in the estate OF
Robert T.. Scott, deceased.
Henrico: II. p. Adams and wife TO STAN
hope and Julian Bryant, "a feet on the north
side OF Nicholson street near Tompkins,
500; s. L. Blanton's trustee to T. Il. and
L. n. Gin, 40 7-la feet on Grove street at
the northeast corner OF Strawberry, $1,000;
Catherine A. D0kc's trustee and Others to
Robert II. Gillian, Is 32-10o acres two miles
from Richmond, 800; Charles W. Rober-
son and wife to Edwin starkweatner, land
on Wilton road to correct error in former
deed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-15
EaustiueS Court.

In the Hastings Court yesterday Sidney
Nicholas was tried for felonious assault
upon willis smith and acquitted.
The crime with which Nichols was
charged occurred on the 18th OF last No
yemOer and near the ExpOsition-Grounds.
Smith and Nicholas attended a cake-Walk
and during the evening had dispute about
a Young woman whom each wanted Tor q
partner for the next gsllOp. The men went
out OF the house to settle the trouble and
during the frscas Smith was severely
stabbed.
Nicholas avoided arrest until short time
ago, when be was taken into custody foI
petit larceny and was identified by Sergeant
Huce as the man wanted for cutting smith.
Charles Lee and Silas johnson, two small
BOYS, were charged with breaking into cal
Of tue Chesapeake and Ohio railway and
stealing 81 worth OF corn. A noHe prosequI
was entered in each case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-15
The Commoa Council.

The Common Council will meet in calleu
session Monday evening at O'Clock to con>
slider the ordinance concerning the leyying
of taxes on bank stock. This ordinance
was passed by both branches Of the Council
a few weeks ago, hut was vetoed by the
Msyor on the ground that it did not appear
that the Board Of Aldermen ordered a re-
corded vote AS required in the city charter.
The Mayors veto was sustained by the
Board. but that body subsequ emily passed
the ordinance as required IN the city charter.
The measure now goes bacx to the lower
branch,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-15
The Purim Bsii-A B,g h,ent In He
brew Circles.

The grand masquerade ball to be given az
Bely'dere Hall on Monday, March 18th, IN.
der the auspice. OF the |. q. Il. u. Lodge, Of
this city, will be one OF the events OF the
wster.
A prize viii be offered for the best rasie
and female makers. From present appear
ances the competition Will he great The
proceeds OF this bail 20 10 tho Orphan
Home in Atlantis. Ga, which Will be dedi-
Gated on the 18th Of this month.
The following gentlemen compose the
committees
On Reception: A. Cohen, {. Goldenberg,
and l.. u. Morris.
ON Floor: j. l.. Levy. j. Held, VI. Cohen,
II. $. Hutzler, ;. ;. Whltlock, aud :. Bend
helm.
supper will be furnished by the famous
caterer OF the Mercantile Club, Mr.. Ire
Strauss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-15
STRIKING Weaxerx.

FALL RIVER, MASS, March l4.-The fourth
day OF the wesyers strike opens without
any appreciabie change In The situation
The weavers still present an unbroken ffont
and the number out to-day Is larger thao on
Yesterday. The shut down OF the King
Philip and American kneu-mills has added
1900 to the number OF idle operatives and has
brousht the strike home TO great body oi
operatives outside The weasers. Therf was
q meeting on the park this morning sststd-
ed by over 1000 strikers. who manifested the
same enthusiasm a. st tue beginning. Mem
hefs OF the Executive Committee urged the
strikers not 70 70 back uniil ell were ready
70 90. The visit OF MIR. Barry, Of the State
Board Of Arhiuatiens yssssrdsy Was ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-15
JAMES-RIVER BRIDGE.
THR COMMISSIONERS MEET AND RE-
SOLVE TO REPAIR IT.
Ten Thousand Dollars Thought to DO Enough
to Put 1t In First-class
Condition.

The James-River Bridge Commissioners
met in the Merchants National Bank at 8
o'clock Yesterday afternoon, with quite
full attendance, and spent nearly two hours
discussing matters connected with the
condition Of the bridge and the repairs need
ed on II.
REPORTS.
The commissioners had before them the
reports submitted by Messrs. Reuben Sher-
riffs and A. LangstEn johnson, two en-.
Sineers, both Of whom were employed to
make thorough examination OF the struc-
ture with a view TO ascertsiuing its real con-
ditiou and recommend what changes and
improvements were needed.
Messrs. Sherrifs aud johnson agreed, In
the main, as TO what changes are desirable to
make the bridge strong and safe and 20 TO
adjust II as TO distribute the pressure during
the passage over II OF heavily'loaded vehl'
cles.
THE COST.
These gentlemen about agree, too, az to the
cost OF the work, only Mr. johnson goes fur
ther in his recommendations and outlines a
plan for thoroughly remodelling the struc-
ture so IS TO make il stronger than ever be-
fore and adequate TO the demands OF the
greatly increased travel which 1t now has to
bear.
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS VOTED.
After taking the matter over the commits
sloners adopted resolution authorizing the
Committee on Construction and Repairs to
employ competent and experienced engi-
neer TO direct the work and TO proceed to re-
pair the bridge at cost nOt'exceediug SlO,-
600.
IL was tacltly understood that this commit
tee. OF which Mr. J. J. Montague is chair
man, will, after selecting an engineer, report
back to the commissioners before COM
menclng the work.
THE IRoN-w0RK.
The repairs only refer to the iron-work.
The floor viii not be touched, rs 1t Is good
enough to do SIX or eight months more ser.
vice. The probability is that the bridge will
not he closed to the public at ali but that
the repairs will be msde so gradually as not
to weaken any span so as to make 1t danger
Gus.
The commissioners are certain that the
structure can be made as strong as 1t ever
was, or stronger, for less than $4,000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-15

Tn q large and lucrative practice running
through number OF years, my husband.
BY using swifrs specific. restored health
10 IT at many people IN whose Cases AL oihsr
remedies hai protsn useless 10 give = hst
would be 10 write tho history oi stubborn mals-
dies aad remarkable aud wosderiul cureA |
Will mention tho case Of a young man 9niictoi
with blool-poson ior hyo years lie was help
less Tor year-wss biind for sone days. AMI
bis case seemed incurable FOR unior tho usual
treatment no had grown worse until his condi-
ton was, " say tho least, horrible rhooInau,n
came on TO add b his sudsnngs. DR.. tove pre-
serlbed sWfrs Specific, and by u USE tho poison
was gradually forced out OF bis system, tho sighs
restored. the rheumatism cured. ana today As
Ia sound and healthy man Ny husband re-
garded Swift's SPECIFIC rs tho besl-kno~n msai-
cine for diseases which IL proiessed 70 euro.
Mrs. j. 4. LOVE-.
Le,iburg, Ca, September 20, issA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-15
Orator Secured

The Philologian and Mu Sigma Rho Lit.
orary Societies OF Richmond College have Sc
cured Hon. Henry 9. Walker. Secretary OF
state Of West Virginia. az their orator for
commencement week in June. Nr. Walker
Is man Of fine reputation and will make an
attractive address.
The students are greatly interested in
preparation for their athletic contest on the
9th OF April.
Professor n. H. Harris and Or. c. H..
Ryland are in Philadelphia for few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-15

Manager Henry G. Berger made 6yine
trip 10 Philsdelphia IN an endeayor to secure
Mr.. Lewis Morrison in his magnificent pro-
duetion OF Faust" lie succeeded. sud 10
his letter here 10 Mr. Leath he says; "lrs
the greatest performance you ever saw"
Whatever the merits Of Mr. Morrson's pro.
duction may be. II Is an uodisputa6le fact
that be is Row playing al the Grand Opera
Rou.e In Philadelphia, and Is in the dftn
consecutive week OF his run IN The city OF
Hrotberly Love. Mr.. Morrison Is an acter oil
rational reputation, and his wonderful sue
cess az "Nephiston Is the subject OF much
favorable criticism from the press through
out the entire country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-15
p~a..rtx rrnnsferx

Richmond: James l.. Eyes trustee 70
Richsrt c. Bristow and Alexander w.
Pesrce, So SO feet on the east side OF Broad
street near Fourteenth, g.. 300; Mary Il.
HAYNES 10 Mary f., wife OF W. J. Fidler. "a
feet on the east side OF Pickett street be-
tween Burton and Plessints, s240; Peter Il.
Physick 10 ID. N. Vassar, 20 feet on the west
side Of st. John street between Duyal and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-15
Rev. Jabez Hail to Arrive To-Day.

ReY. Jabez Hall, OF Cleveland, o., lately
called to succeed Rev. K. G. Cave at seventh
Street Christian church, will arrive IN the
city this afternoon at O'Clock and will
preach at this church Sunday morning and
night
Mr.. Hall has not yet accepted the call to
this city, but comes to look over the held.
lie has been pastor OF the Fist Christian
church in Cleveland. large and wealthy
congregation, for seventeen years.
Mr.. Hall was an intimate friend OF the late
President Garfield, and wss one Of the minis
ters who otliciated at the funeral OF the Pres-
dent in Cleveand in September, 1881.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-15
APo,tceman FINED s75.

The Board Of Police Commissioners met
in the Office OF Chief Poe at 8 O'Clock yesier-
day afternoon to consider the case oi officer
John j. Powell, reported for conduct unbe-
coming member OF the city police force.
After carefully considering the matter the
board adopted resolution lining Alr. Powell
S75, to be paid in monthly instruments OF
50 per month, commencing with Msreh.
The officer was also reprimanded and ln-
formed that on a repetition Of the offence he
will be dismissed from the force.
The specific charge against him was that OF
beIng intoxicated on the 18th instant on a
sireet.car.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-15
New ordinances BEFORE the mayor

The Mayor has before him for considera-
tIon the following ordinances: Cancel ing
appropriations for 1883 and makiag appro'
prialions for 1889; extending the time to be-
gin work 10 the shoekoe Hill and Union
Depot Passenger Company; grant
ing TO the Postal Telegraph and Cable Com
pany aud 10 tho Chesapeake and Ohio RaiI-
way Company the privilege 10 erect poles
aud run telegraph wires thereon on certain
streets and upon certain conditions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-15

Al q meeting Of Company ID, Flrst regi
ment Virginia volunteers. held last night, II
was unanimously resolved that they will moi
90 to New York to celebrate the centennia
Of the inaugural OF President Washington
unless the state pays the expenses. The
members hold that their services and th'
time lost from business, both being In th'
interest Of the State, tho state should com
pensate for all expenditures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-15
DIR. Goodwin Cannot speak To-Sirh,

Rev. DR.. :. A. Goodwin, who has been
announced to address the veterans and
friends OF Lee Camp Tonight, finds that be
will be unable to meet the appointment.
He returned home yesterday evening from
Denyilc, where he was unexpectedly called
TO attend the funeral OF Mr.. W. ii. Corey,
and from cold contracted on the train Is too
boarsc TO speak.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-15
For seasielxness
ITss UoRsFoRp's Ac,p Paosyu,

Use HoksFUkDs ) ACID PbosPHATE.
DIR. Price, OF the White star steamship
Geruanic, saws: - have prescribed Il 10
my practice among The passengers travelling
70 aud from Europe IN this steamer, aud the
result has satisfied me that II taken In time
1t viii In great many cases prevent feasick-
ness"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-15

TIJ IEcBFuFH " rtIo 10F"SEfI
SAVANNAH. GA. March 1.-THE Gull
House, at Thomasville. was burned last
night. The guests escaped. The building
was insured for s., 600 and the furniture for
$1,000. This lacks several thousand dollars
OF covering the loss. The hotel was also .
weii.knevn rshread esting-heuar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-15

Rev. Justin d. Fulton, ID. d.. OF Brooklyn,
n. Y, is to speak tonight at O'Clock In the
Ebenezer Baptist church, on Leigh street.
He will also speak on Friday night at the
First African church. on Broad street, at the
same hour. This noted preacher has always
something to say that Is we'll worth hearing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-15
His Finger BrOken.

At 1925 O'Clock yesterday morning the
CITY ambulance was called TO the Tredegal
Iron. Works TO one OF the cOlored operatives,
who had one Of his tiogers broken by getting
It caught in machinery. His finger was
| dressed and he was left at the works.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-15
uoaars Academy OF Mu.lc.

The play tonight Of the Mozart Is comedy
ful Of fun and merriment- Muggs's Land
ing-and on its former appearance in this
ci.y played 10 crowded bouses.
The orchestra will during the evening
play selections from stahps opera Of said
paSha
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-15
The 'rhsm rs Case.

Judge Fitzhugh is expected to deliver his
decision upon the recently reargued motion
for a receiver in the Thomas case next Wed
/ upadaV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-15

Rev. John jasper will deliver bis famous
sermon, "The sun DO Move" Bext Sunday
at his church, on II. James street, Al ll:ao
A. N.