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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09
Va Grand. Master BoreriDg, OF fredericksburg
n aIso la fhA CITY en rsa,s 90 DaDyille.


Hiss Emma Tags. Of Taylor and Boyd stretts.
West CoVin2ton. by, wrifos letter 70 ,Jt, asJS.
Joan Poe. Chiof OF Pollce. asking iafsrmAtioa IN
regard 20 a family By ne name OF Carr. wne ~
sided here before tho war and VINO are relan'es
OF Isaac Tags. Any information 10 regard 70
the family will be gladly received by Miss fssg''
DR.. I. &. Cofer, a graduate Of The Medical COZ
lego Of virginia, whose appointment 70 tno va,
cancy tn the United states Marine HOspitsI az
Boston. was noticed IN these columns lev a.
eince, will leave for BoSton this morning. hg
will spend a few days IN New YORK cry e%n- %
reach Boston on the 18th instank on which oaJ
be will enter on his duties as member OF tno
Medical Board stationed al that port.
Miss Rebecca PetsTkin- Mrs. Mary @, Way-
aud a nuns Der Of ether ladies' OF THIS city, nave
started an institution that has long been neo1-
ed-s free hospital The old Clifton hoasc- nes.
the Exchange Hotel. has boon eecurel ior tH9
purpose. and the hospital was formally openeu
with religious services aud a free luoch yestos-
day nun Ger OF incurables have been atteno-
ed at this place for several weeks past lho
Womans Christian Temperance pnion rave
htied up q dtning-hail in tho building ana WI
servo csGso and moals 70 poor Eorkinsmen ana
women a. very cheap prices. DR.. III D. hoso'
JE. Is the surgeon In charge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09

The aaioprued aruuai m citing OF 'he stock
holder of She Nlrgiala state Agricultural q
nr,ssarlral society is enutrnccg 90 be held 40
fifs ronu.s Of tbe 1ain Dor ~ COmmerce This Hf-
ternoon as O'CLOCK II there ls Quoram p'o5-
stf a president ana fail Oorps 81 other oi4cofs
wiz Ds elected President Ashton Siarko's re-
peri Ciy.ag an interesting account of he opera
iions - l1e society last year and o. tAe great
Frposldou hold uLGer il auspices Wne fead at a
former moe1ng and has Daon published ln me
Dgaaf~H Tho question ~ 60 Hheinor ne sOciely
stsll hcs q. e1uiblloa o. apy Kind during ne
coming fau vii he considered Al tais meeting
it is rrososo4 Dy acme % The m0mbors 20 ask
ths city b. ute sf0ok % tao amount Ql SJ.VoJ ia
rts sosisty. lt Il hcrdly h1ely mat "a 6xp0.-
So. via he attempted this year. put Il Is moro
fhss likeiy that some sort Of exhibition VII 30
gotten ut, ty his society OF We Mechanics inst-
I.f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09
rn.ur,idtnr Cn.n

Last night between and O'Clock Sergean.
T0InlinsOn arresto1 j. ;. Truman on warrant
sworn out by X. +. Bowles, Dr.. charging the for
mer with un'awiully assaalting and striking the
later with a cONhide
Tho dif1culty Is alleged 10 have occurred in
tho house On Clay street near Fifth az which
both OF the young men boarded.
Truman was taken 70 the second static
and bsiled out for his appearance at tho Police
Court this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09
nenfn OF Yefernn.

Mt J. X. Bolton. who served during the war
I'm the battery raised here by Captain Marina
duke johnson, died at the Soldiers Home on
Sunday night aud the funeral will take place
this morning.
Deceased was professional diver, aud came
to the Home from Norfolk. II was he who Stated
that tho divers working In the wreck Of the Mer-
rlnac found in small apartment IN the hold
two nlanacled skeletons; aud 70 his story he ad-
hered 70 the last, though otbor divera at Norloik
say that tho skeletons we're not found In he
Merrimac but Ia one Of the United ships sunk
By the herrinac.
Deceased was forty-ivo years Of age. Els
death vas the result Of cancer, and his WHO was
with him IN bis last Illness He Was a comTnu-
nicaRt Of tho Caznolie Church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09
l.teIseit-Monumens Concert.

The concert 10 DO given at the Theatre on
Thursday EiSnt 10y Cap'an fraak ". Cunning
ham snc others q aid Of the fickeit-n0numens
fund wall be = grand ALTAR. besides, IL Is ioE
LOhlc cause.
u not crediiaOlo 10 the city nor 70 The vote
raus If he Army II Northern Virginia. many ot
whom arc now we'll -tO-do men, mat cent shoo'd
he due on This nonumerl
Ihc oebl should 10 wips ouL
This T. the design Of ,ho concert
Buy ticket srd help good cause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09

priesors Of hac-rooyns TO appesr before him and
show cafse, n auy they can. why hey should not
De iln>f Tor violating tho citY ordinance by keep
Ing their pieccs open and sofling liquor on sun
doy. PAL. Mo.z and Th0mas francioni, Of tho
l1rsi dia.fic :. 3. scheme. OF tho second, aud
John l.. bTumhaler. Drumheiler waa reported
through inree different chsnReis. IFS cass will
be heari tomorrow. The others may be in-
Quircd into to-dAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09
Prnnertv T'rnnsfeES.

Richmond: A. +. Pollock and wife TO + F. Pi-
chot. 20 faet on ogai side Of Twenty-sixh street
between Leigh and ~. 81 go; william j. Wost-
wood ANA Wife ID Matilda Moore. IS feet on
es.t ace Of Twenty-seycnth street between y
and O. s5tl.
Aeresmont: Niles Tool-Works with Richmond
Locomotive and Mociine-N Orks, lor sale OF Ger
tain tools. retaining lido 10 same unu the WhVle
Of the purchaBt- money Is paid.
leuric0: james b. Winston and vile 70 W.
". Leiow. iC0 feet on Uaryie street at southeast
corner or carter. i250l \. j. Mray and wuo 70
louis and Edward G.. kswliass and Charles l.
Steel i.g 9-l2 toet on Grove avenue, northeast
corner 5owlanl street. and 10 l2feet on hauo-
ycr street, southeast corner Rowland, Sl2OsG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09
Cnnrrea With Forgery.

ELNIRA. ~ Y, April S-Ella c. White Is a
music teacher In this city who has succeeded In
barrosiHg AMOUNTS estimated at from $500 TO
$500 from various Himirn citizoas. she Dof-
rewed money In several cases from friends by
representing thet she could invest Il probably (;
M other cases by Offering notes signed, some oy
fcritious names aud others sisAed by hsrBef
and endorsed By her faslor. whom abe said was
wealthy. Hsr fathar Is an enployss OF the shops
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09
AUCTION SAILS TO-DAY.

e c. TISsLEY & CO.. sP. NJ. dwellings on Mar
shall stree.
SUTTON q CO.. s p. NJ. building lots on Church
Hill
JOHN T. GoDDIS, 5 p. n, east-Grace-strest
residencs.
r. r. CHAgFIS a cO..iP. NJ, commissioners
sSls Of manufacturing sitee on James river
ab0yo Old pump house.
GEORGE W. MAYO. II A. NJ. unclaimed pact
ages al the Richmond. krvderlcksoarg. and
Potomac fretght depot
PoINDExTER & DENooN, 81 2. ". fisms
house on fwenIy-niniA sreos between ana
streets.
]. II. VALENTINE. i0x A. NJ. household and
kltchsn furniture. crockery. 80.
GRoOMs & NOBLE. X ~. bananas. &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09
P,ch.d a Ha. CUT OF tno Deck.

Nr Ovorton, who watches az She railroad
cro-aing at no foot Of seventeenth street. found
a ble.k Derby hal noaiing IN the dock near this
f0int yesterday morning. and the rear - enter
in.e..i mar some one may have been drowned,
as a man beasly intcXi,eied was seon IN tnls
locality saturday night by Nir. Dance, who -
employed a. tne wharf Of the Richmond Ice
Company. still, Rs DO one mas pos1 repvtto1
,,i.s,,. :, may ia that the hat was blown from
Tie head o. como person passing along the
docg al q point hichor up town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09
TEE SPECIAL TRAIN.

The special train which went down from
Richmond NJ II o'clock sunday morning 70 bring
up tho passengers from the Baltimore boat re-
turned at O'Clock tnat evening.
Engineer John Lynch Was brought up and
taken TO the Retreat tor the SICK. lie Is badly
bruised and scaldec, Du; Dr. Brock thinks
he will recover.
The body OF young Durvin was brought up yes
terday moruinc aud takon ia charge by COM
mittee from hichmon md Randolph Lodge, hasonS
and Il &. Leo Council, Junior order American
Mechanics Young Durvin was twenty-five years
of age ana lived with his mother and sister AZ
the corner OF Ninokenth aud tranklin streets
he was on tho engine which went down IN the
dock some time zso.
The Young mans mother and sister were In
the SeYeuth-Strest Christian church al preach
log Sunday whsi. q messenger came Tor them,
announcing the sad deSth OF son and BROTHER
Tre body o. Richard Easley, The eoIored brake
man had not been found yesterday, and II Is
srppoged that It has washed down into the Pa
mnnkey river.
the tresIle where the wreck occurred was re-
haired. and tue West Point train came through
vestarday morning as usual
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09
P,Ia. Cnn Re Cu.ed.

R.cnard Bennett. Westheld. \. Y. WI ties:
FOR rhiriy-tro Years suffered from Piles both
internal and external, with all their attendant
aronie-, and nxe many aaothsr suffered from
hemorrhoids. All those thiTty-tsc years had 10
cranp myself 70 pay doctors and druggists for
stun hat was doing me little OF no good.
Finally was urged by one who bad had the
sane complaint bat bad been cured by Bran
dre,h's rills. 20 Try his cure. aid 30 ana began
70 improve, and for tho past two years I have
mont
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09

NO ttbsIpIt IhHH UItftTs WtAIt1 20 heAIIus
Some few aaye both; very many haven't
either. Wei, you may have first cboice.
Which will you take. Health" Very
well; what's your silment7 "a little OF
everything" What's tho cause? "Blood
out OF order, kidneys weak, digestion bad,
hearts aoiion Irregular" Yes, and every
disease can be traced to these same sources.
just take few bottles Of Browns Iron BIZ
tiers. IL Will remove the cause CT disease
and restore yeu TO robust hezith.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09

last night ~ the Thoatre Paul aud Macy's
c9mpany appeared in Z. z, Kiddcr's musical
comedy &C. O. d.
Thero arc several capable comedians In the
company, who N sdo the best Of the play, which
Though infersporseI With some laug1Gbie 8tua-
tons rs woak and has very iltl9 dramatic action.
Much timo is wasted In ballsd-Iinging, which s
not 80 attractive 20 mo average a11ienfe a.
good, fresh comedy il somo Of The singing Is
cut out the performance tonight will DO IaOre
satisfactory.
me comedy will be repeated tonight aud to-
morrow night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09
supyem, court Of appeals.

Saunders 4 Son and ais. against City OF Rich
mond aad als Dismissed for failure 10 print
ioyd against Lynchbbig National Bank and
others Argued nv Major a. j. kirkpatrick for
plaintiff in error. and X. g. Il. hoan, ESQ, for de-
leudant in error aud submitted
Brown against Goldsmith, Brother 90. Dis
uniss8d for failure 10 print
Eastern leo COMPANY against King Argued
by Colonel 1ezew0ll Eilet Tor platntlh In error.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09
r.e.ticni Kramtnera.

The Medical Examining Beard OF virginia WIZ
meet Ia the nan Of the Hsuse Of Delegates a. s
O'Clock to-nieht Tue examinations VIII com
msnce tomorrow morning al . O'Clock, Snd
thoao who c0sire ~ taxe TIC examination would
DO we'll ~ 10 yromp. In attendance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09
A Reauftful Enstcr Gift.

Scott & Bovine. manufacturers of the welh
most besutiul Easter siit-composed u eight
artistic studies Of Birds and Flowers, put up IN
portfolio-worih at least ~ for % cents. On re-
ceipt OF above in Stamps, Il will b. mailed At
once. SCOrT & BOVINE,
ise south Fifth avenue. New Yors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09

The river. which bad been rising steadily hut
! sloW.y since eeri- sunday morning, reached ia
| highost shortly aU0r noon Yesterday. WAon th e.
| water was 10 ir Or I've ieoi above common winter
! tide The waters began o. recade WITH the OUT
/ gong tide. The rise was not suuclenl 10 DO
! any mrfaTial lAnnecn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09
Rnstinaaran.f

Tho following cases were disposed Of In the
] Hastings Court yesterday:
SOloman Chappsrsl, charged With breaking
| into tho siorehons0 OF Soioman Joel and steal
ing sundry articles OF tho value Of sl621. 40
! quilted.
Leo Fandree. charged with resisting Policeman
BaAer Nhiio IN the discharge " his dUty, pleaded'
| guilty AID vas jailed for three months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09
phillins,a nipestih,s coooa.

Unlike other cOcoss or chocolates II is oot
greasy, and though containing all he nusrrneot
of tue richest cocoa bean, IL Is ~ prepared that
II will not disturb digestion, aud mskes DELI
cl0us table drink
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09

The stats Board Of Agriculture. Hon. Absa-
lou KSinor OF Agusta, chairman. vii convene
N quarterly sosson ~ ociocA " night ~ NO
ofr,ee OF Commissioner MbitehCad, on Main
street. between thirteenth aad Foarseenth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09

The April term OF this court begun yesterday.
There is no grand jury and he criminal docket
coas,dered yesterday. The nuisance cese Is set
for trial today
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

Lee 4 Co have resumed business az their Old
stand No. south Twelfth s.reet commencing
with the New Orleans spring meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09

Beautiful Photographs-lovest prices. LEs
GALLERY, Tenth aud Main streets. Sircard Pho
togIaphs, 50-. one gozgn cabio eis, si.5l
Copies from Old picturo. beegatDily taken.
ami al low prices. Agents wsai9l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09
Charged With ssIi,Ds Lisaor on sun

large number u the offenders before the Po-
lee Court yesteraay norning we're up for being
drunk cB the sebDnih, and Justce Crutchhe.a
pressed Ell OF lhefn 70 toll him where they go'
hquo On haDday Upon Information mus Ie-
ssised 10 issued Spmmonsee Tor 4e following pis-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09

Tomorrow uish. Ifaro Krauy opens an en-
xagefaent az the Mozart oi four nights and q
kalardsy matinee eifh his great spectacular
piece. 81 The Black Crook"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09
Onera-gr.sti4e.

Wild Rose; or, The Scouts Daughter, was pre-
serted AZ tue Opera-House last night 10 a good
audience, and tic players were literally ai'-
plaudci.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09

The body IL more susceptible 70 benefit
lrooa Hoods SsrSspartia now thsn al any
other season. Therefore take II now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09
ORDERED TO LEAVE.
man WITH HIS THROAT CUT.
Tnlerrnnl,Ic rIashes.

BEELrN, April 3-Dr. yon Mayoach has with
drawn his resignation from the Office OF the
Prussian Minister Of Public Works.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09

when Baby was sick. We gave her castoriA
When she was a Child. she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she chung TO Csstoris.
When she had Children. she gave them Cas.orfA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09

Mr.. Cepers offered the following:
BE t resoiDed bg The (Ousep of the c7tp Of Rfeh-
1nSnd lthe Common Council concurrng, Jhat
tho City Attorney DO, and is hereby instructed
10 procure by purchase condemnation, gilt, or
otherwise the land occupied by the richmond,
Fredericksburg Hnd POto and Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad Connection Companion
track at tho crossing on Madison street south OF
Cary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09

Revival services were begun ln Wo5t-haln-
Street Baptist church sunday morning. Proios-
sor Edmund Harrison preached O the morning
aud Rev. Dr. s. - Goodwin a. the evening ser
vice.
Dr. Goodwin preached again last night and
will also conduct the service tonight Captain
Frank Cunningham saug at the services las,
night. and Will aid IN the song seryice again this
evouing.
Tho congregations have been large, and much
iniern-l la N anIi.Ell.f.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Hank. and pte,ure. Fre.

Save your Octagcn-Soap Wrappers. send
twenty-five - them io Co gaze \ Co, New York.
ard got IN oxchango any book you want on
beautiful picture FREQ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09

American Pilgrims Leaving Jerusa-
Iem-OrdeFcd 80 leave.
(By Anglo-American cablo to The Dispatch.l

TPy Anglo-Am American cabl0 70 the D1spatch.l
BAPFA. April s--The party OF American Cath
ole pilgrims reached here yesterday from lsmai-
la The sea was fOrtunaNly smooth and tho
landing 1as maIe Eithout delay The pilgrims
proceeded - once toward jerusalem. They VIII
raach inors toni ght and viii remain until April
23l pu, q they vii rotlrn 10 tails port en- route
ior home.
ORDERED TO LEAVE.
PARIS. April 8.-Ihs Ggld0yire says that the
b. slgian authorities have notified General Bou-
Jaeger 10 leave Belgium. aud that he will 90 20
Brighton tomorrow.
mo senate gIl hold its nrst session - q tri-
bunal for the trial Of General B0uianger on Frl-
day next
DEAD WITH HIS THROAT CUT.
HApBuaG. April 8.--Ihs body Of boy named
stslufatt was found st an early hour this morn
ing on a road near this city The boys throat
had been cut and bis aD1Omsn ripped open aud
his entrails removed. D he body was otherwise
shocsingly mutila lated. lt had evidently lain on
the roal throughout the night
A GREEK PROFESSOR DEAD.
IOypos. April s.-Rev. Benjamin Hall Kenne-
dv. Regins Professor Of Crock at Cambridge,
aud a member OF the University Council, Is
dead.
REsIGHATION WITHDRAWN.
ByELrN, April s.-Dr. yon Msyosch has with
drawn his resignation from ino onlce OF The
Prussian Minister Of Public Works.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09

Send tor books on Blood Diseases aud Cancers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09
SUNDAY SCHOOL AND CHURCH
A T1ntry ADFil Day and Greatly
psminfstsed Congregations.

Sunday was indeed 3 bleak day for the usually
bright aad sunny month Of April The SKY was
hazy, tho wind was high, and the effect upon
church attendance was clearly percepuole. Inc
congregations 90 a rule were good, but not near
50 large as they have beon for tho last three
montbs, during Which time deep revival spin.
seems 20 have pery aded the entire city. Some oi
The geryiccs arc briefly noticed below.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09
Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.


The world ought 90 know what :. ;. :. has done
for me in the cure OF a malignant Cancer which
was 80 bad a. % bs considered incurShlo by ths
physicians In Chicago. where | wen, TO hs
trea,el The hospital surgeons gave me- up.
saying they could d no.hilg for me- One OF my
neighbors sent ne u copy u an advertisement
ca, from a paper ia regard 70 swfts specihc,
aud began taxing it, gos relief from the nra,
few doses. the poison Was gradually forced cut
Of ny system, and was soon curod sound and
well. il is nog ten months since quit taxing
:. 5. S. sni have had no sign u return OF the
ireadfui disease. dkE ANN BurnwEtL.
an Sdbe, Eleh, December -, ISIS.
Send for books on Blood Diseases aud Cancers,
mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CONP.SY,
Drawer & Atlanta "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09

.faov of fi.c sea~sicS passengers who wore un-
A.. .r rpua.n in f"eir stals-room horihs had
f...- mattresses put 4 tao saloons. and others
fI.. f1 fhc tArs floor 10 make themselves ~
c.nl1riauie q. possible during fhe AoA'y rolling
o. .le snip. 30 tsu.e were set d"ii ola foiht
"a. rrs.laf saudav night. 30 being impossible 20
a.Hs rr,rnlIue ~rrr coffee was made, ana
ria. wlh pl,ot bread and cold meats. was
sriyoI lu sac pantry io those who wished 80 eai.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09

OF The Erie ralIr0ad At Nnsquehann8, Penn., and
has transferred his property, amounting 10
sgB 600. She was arres tod on four warrants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09

Inspectors Ftnd On Insane Pas-
seaser.
lf3y telegraph 70 tho Dispafch-I
Ngw YoKK. April S-Ihis afug for the
1as time under TIE aes regulation Of ths Beard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09

THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CoNr.SY.
DrawerA, Atlanta. "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09

The slsp ac.ed Won in uie gai8 ana no injury
we. d.i.~ except the carrying away u the front
Of tl.s tAcllo-louso ahd some Hight WORK on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09

T7ie steamship Wyauoso, captain boaA which
faff lcre friday nlgnt Ter New YORK. wisely az
rsorro JOB il.l.y ylon Roads. where she Was passed.
fu-sGay u.cNf bg tr1 Ola I0mlnlun. Captain
Corca says aao vclld not have made Auy hou =
Eay ia tne heavy sea aul euc hal she gone oli.
lhe Oil Dominion reports fogr-mastod
schooner ashore i've rilss below cape Henry.
A. AENlOET NEw.
The aater rsiso. IN the last storm some twenty
fn.hes over ths cer loor 81 tho Chesapcato and
q io tora ana Also GOT in tie lower Moor Of the
CI4ia eIesat5r Tois was ths Highest tide over
l.8E4 iD flis district.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09
ADAMS CEMETERY.

Mt. DickNraOn Oiiered The following:
BE q rcsolyed 5g the COprlcN Of the city Of Rich
7aond Uhe Common Council concurring), That mo
Committee on Streets be. aDd thoy are hereby,
instructed take such steps IS viii bo necessary
10 protect The public from accident, owing 70 the
dangerous condition of the walls around tho
Adams cemetery. at tho northeast corner OF
Marshall ana Twenty-third streets and report
what action. II any. can b. taken 70 remove ne
bodies now buried there TO Somo other cemetery.
Referred 10 the Committee on Streets.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-12-06

The December number of the Century opeps
with u series of unpublished letters written by
the Duke of Wellington to a young married
lady of England. Besides pictures of the Duke's
residence, etc, there are three portraits of Wei.
%lington, the imposing fall-lenGth picture By Sir
The personal interest is very strongly contin.
ned in Joseph Iefferscn's autobiography, which
this month covers wide ground ard goes into the
most amusing details concerning barn stormins
in Mississippi" etc. Rev. w. 4. Gritis. the
well-known authority on Japan. writes of Ma.
ture and People" in that fascinating leland
more of Theodore Wore's pictures being given
in that connection,
The two celebrated French painters. Alfred
Stevens and Gervex, give pictures of their Pari.
Panorama of the Nineteenth Century. and tel
how they came to construct the work and their
method of putting it on canvas.
In fiction we have Mrs. Barr's new move
Friend Olivia" Mr. S,ockton's The Merr,
Chanter.' and the Tanning of Tarias'' by a new
writer.
Besides the Christmas and other poetry of this
number, Mr.. Stedman has a poem inepired by
Fortuny's Spanish Lady" accompanied by ar
engraving of the picture,
The chapters of Lincoln Life deal with the
fall of Richmond and Lincoln's visit to the de
serted capital. and the editorial pages come to
the defense OF the civil service reform.